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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 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/74ee933858e2228dc70894c75ad50522.pdf 302490324f460e26de4d8d40ee4fecf9 PDF Text Text 4 . ]Hle ald 72nd Year, No. 235—Thursday, May 22, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 . 4 .'- . -..- S ----- . - -. . Drinking . S db Age Going 250/o off Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents J ..j.; raising the legal drinking age to 19. S. '..''Ii committees. One of the measures (HB 161), The action appeared to seal the fate of . - taw I:.. . • •I ; drinking at 18 because the Senate already however, had cleared both the apjhas approved a nearly identical measure prQpriatlOfls and finance and tax corn. dow I1.rald Photos by Tom VIi.c.,,t and Governor Bob Graham has said he mittees and was resting in a category of will sign either one. - the House calendar known as "unfinished The House approved the bill by an 82-27 business." vote after proponents spent weeks trying As the House convened Wednesday to get the controversial issue to the floor, morning, Rep. Bill Lockward, D-Hialeah, moved to waive the rules and consider ijoth County's legislators unfinished business so he could pull — Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, the and Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte an unrelated bill into his veterans affairs JU Jumps .3 - :VCflUC - in Sanford %'ednedav night after 2.3 inches of rain fell on the city. - - Thunder - StormKnocksOut Power, Floo s Area Streets After hi motion was routinely :p. Fran Co n Proponents of raising the drinking age saw her opportunity and immediately p.m. All of these were repaired by 8 pin. employed a parliamentary tool 'Wed. moved to consider the drinking bill as 8 JANE IASSF'JtR't ternoon after an automobile ran into it knocked out two feeders. lie said the ' and some were out only one hour, Smith Herald Staff Writei nesday to free the measure'for a final well. guy wire supporting it power - pole at storm hit l)eltona about 4:30 pin.. S A powerful lightning charged storm iRl. vote. I nigdale and liirtthind aVellueS. iiioving in to Seminole at about 5 pin Speaker Hyatt Brown had no choice but Some 2,000 customers in the southeast moved through the Seminole County Twice this session they had succeeded . to accept the motion and the bill rolled Scott Burns, district manager for There still may be one or two lines out in region late Wednesday afternoon leaving Sciiiinolc County sutxlivision of East. through parliamentary maneuvering in over to a final reading today. Elirnla Poer & lAght Co., rejxrkil 3,500 l)eltna,'' he added. many residents without power for brook, where lightning hit it transformer, to 1,000 uustoiiiers ere ithout poer While the Winter Park Telephone Co. were among those affected. several hours. Wedn&'sda night in scattered art5a.1 of vs luch serves south Seminole did not have . - The storm also dunii*d 2.3 inches of "Thete vscrc scattered outages north Seiiiinok' and I)eltona. l'owcr vsa a; storm.related problems, according rain on Sanforil flooding streets and tlUOugIi(flIt Orange Count and south restored in litost areas by midnight, but to 'spokesman Brad Johnson, Southern yen i e Seiiiinole,'' Smimith said, "and some were telephone cables. rtair crevss worked all night, he said. Bell Telephone crews in Sanford were Florida Power Corp. spokesman without power for many hours. There There ,ere 'joiiie customers affected Ili still trying to dry out cables this morning Tracey Smith said a total of 10,000 was a whole lot of lightning damage and IAOh Arbor, 'liiecrest aiid Sunhand areas as the result of heavy rains. O major customers were affected by outages one of our major power lines was of Sanford, but power outages were Sanford Southern Bell Manager Wood) In County caused by. lightning damage in several knocked out. That was some kind of moustly in outlying areas such as Geneva Wilson said crews worked until midnight storm." areas of South Seminole County. and Chuluota Wednesday and cleared up 200 trouble thefts and burglaries, the report says. By DAVID M. RAZLER More tItan 7,500 customers in Approximately 100 customers in Tree (liuuae to lines was .zninuiial_ calls. lie said the wet cables had caused it Herald Staff Writer Gtand larceny and shoplifting also were Alt.amnonte Springs and Forest City were Longwood were without power for Burns said, but lightning blew out problem with stow dialing in the central Arrest.aof juveniles ln Seminole County popular offenses, althoUaJi youths were tiit ljy outa4esi begirming at about Gtao Several hurs earlier Wednesday at. laterals, burned tranilormera end Mttc.. ,' J. Water rolls over the curbing at 20th Street and Oak collunittee. Springs — voted in favor of the legislation. - Cri me o .- r1.U&3, more than 4 percent, measured against fireworks to murder. - 'r--'---. ..._ _____ 17 were arrested for use of obscene 1979 According to the report, made public language. Nine youths were charged with this morning by Circuit Judge Dominick armed robbery. Only four of the 1,995 charges filed Salli, slightly more than 2 percent of the emorial a e. . - 1 Youth Planning Council on youth crime prostitution suspects was male. Five youths between the ages of 14 artd - in the county from Sept. 1, 1978 to Aug. 33, - nney i— Altamonte Springs juveniles were responsible for restitution. charged with 232 offenses. Four-hundred twelve of the charges The most popular crimes were petty were dismissed. , . ' . .rn• I. . •' - . .. 1 . & __ly . SANFORD, FLA. -- 1180 STATE STREET Shop Sunday 12:30 to 5:30pm Monday thru Saturday lOOOam to :00pm Store Phon.395.3*1310 - " L ' - r P I -' - - .- / S _i - — . - . - IMUNU- - - Wt ,.. - - _______ ---- - :htiuii Reports Around The ('lock - Bridge Calendar . Classified itds (unties Crossvsurd - 10A lit 12.13A 10A bA Dr. l.arnb I':dltiirlal IOA IA Florida horoscope IQA Hospital atIii Oursd'.es Spurts i eiv',isiun lSeatlwr ISurld •- 1 ._ i IA To Respond To Feds By DIANE I'ETItYK - .• T" __ da Lh'arAbby .-.. .. - -. - rn.ai . A motorist Wednesday evening drives through the Avenues in Sanford, where water backed up over flooded intersection at Mellonv ilk' and ('rescent private property. " - - 'I. 5 • "a 07;1 - _________________ -_-! _____________ - , -L Layer - - -.k --- •. & -. . • . . -I.... • • .m)'if' ' 5' -. . - school-age population of the county found ended with the defendants found not itself in some kind of trouble for breaking guilty, -although in 453 cases a formal declaration of guilt or innocence was the law last year., Close to 1,600 arrests were made of withheld pending reports on future people between the ages of 7 and 18, with behavior. Sixteen of the charges led to the youths the number peaking at 16. le — going Into the regular court system, to be Most of those arrested were only 330 girls were charged withinies tried as adults. More than 12 percent of the charges during the year. Of the 1,995 charges filed against filed, 254 of them, were arbitrated by the youths in 1978-79, 365 were brought count yprogram designed to keep firstagainst Sanford residents. Longwood time oflenders in minor crimes out of the youths were charged in 235 cases. court system, while still making them EVENT STARTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 and ENDS MONDAY, MAY 26 - -- - the rise in population. Last year, three 7-year-olds were More children from Sanford were arrested, one for theft, one for arrested than from any other area In the trespassing, and one for shoplifting. . Two youths, one 14 years old and one county. These are two, of the findings in a whose age was not reported, were report released today by the Seminole charged with prostitution. One of the ic i Up To 19 athleticshoes. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — After bringing the issue to the House floor, only weeks of parliamentary maneuvering, to be thwarted at the last moment when the Florida house passed a bill today the bills viere yanked back into various 44 r Q M - could cost the sch(sd systeimi $3 nillilon a "ho is not proficient in English ye try to Herald Staff Writer year in money givento it directly froni teach that child English as quickly as Superintendent of Schools Williaiii P. that departiia'nt. Federal imioney given to Iissible. Layer will rebut certain federal the district through the state might also "They the DOE I have indicated to. Department of Education I [)OE be in jeopardy. mmii Julian said that they are going to charges that the Seminole County school The DOE reported it found the be the judge of whether we are fulfilling : district discriminates against non Seminole school district failed to our legal obligation to those students that English speaking students, although 1 Adequately' identify students vs hose speak English as a second language School Board Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Whether we agree or not, it's the law. primary home language is other than advisedm hi against it. English Once they decide we are not going to In a letter Layer received May 15 the tll!ilpl) tlie 11 refer it to the Justice' 2) Adequately assess and d iif y th DOE Office of Civil Rights demanded Ipartmiient. students by the level of their English that the school district explain the action language capabilities and proficiencies. We need to do more now than fuss. it will take to correct the civil rights 3 Rectify any language deficiencies by with theimi about their conclusions. violations within 30 days. In 90 days, the providing an instructional prugraiii Maybe wed better spend our energies actIon must be implemented, the letter designed to meet these students special and talents trying to accommuicodate said. (hun the attorney said At the school boards regular meeting 4)Proide students an instructional Wednesday evening, Layer indicated he But at least one school board member pfogrdlli to acquire skills andconcepts would send a letter that would rebut two necessar> for promotion; agreed with Layer: "It's time somebod) of the flve conclusions made by DOE tells tile bureaucracy where to get off and Adequatel) notif) national origin investigators. t "rig group parents of school ac- not kowtow," said William Kroll. for rebuttal ." which are called to the attention Although board member Roland Julian aid "That's n going get Lite e tivities of other parents. Williams said lie would favor the board their j , Layer called the DOE "all wet on taking action to direct the superintendent that what were doing . items three and four. to "follow up on compliance," with the Rele, nielt e agree wit Three and four are educational DOE 's requests, the board took no action Their findings sire factual" conclusions they have no weight of since the DOE 's letter was addressed to "No, they're not, Layer replied: )er. "I'm going to give you some good evidence to support. They're drawing common sense advice," Julian said, these conclusions on the skimpiest "You'd better believe I'm going to P$lra)d Potq by 'rem respond," Layer said. "I'm the one who students are helped to learn English by volunteers "Along with arguing with them about evidence you've ever seen." , Twelve-year-old Laotian student Phltiamone their report we need to give some conLayer agreed that items one, two and will get sued if I don't." studies English with volunteer helper Doiothy who work with them on a one-twone basis, but sideration to what it says. If not we will five should be corrected. lie said there The board did acknowledge Layer's Shank at Longwood elementary school. Ms Shank school officials admit only 46 volunteers speak the find ourselves in a lawsuit that may take has been no board policy on these mat. offer to bring his response back to the does not speak Laotian, but has been trained In language of the students they aretutoring. In the two years." board for their perusal before it is for. -lets, how to teach Laotian students 1!:Pgfisb bi Laotian- foreground, volunteer Rosalie Bazen Instructs 7School officials acknowle dge that non"But it has been our practice when any warded to the DOE. The deadline for the . compliance with the DOE's requests person is brought to the school to enroll response Is 30 days front May 15. speaking Dr. G. E. Rotfe. In Seminole County, 145 year-old Nirandone. - e �V . A F -, - V.-:- .4 V ••• .. : - S - • - - .- - ;.:VVV ' V-; V . - • - . . V . p V -. - V1, - V • - V • -. -V -. •_ - V --- - - - I , 1. V lA 1f' - Ja r - . ___ - . . 2 I'*tV D Y..IIlLIJI V two anIord you s burglarize the Lake Mary Stromberg.Carlson plant on Jan. 17. The two unrelated I&-year-olds were released in their parents' custody pending a pre-sentence investigation. The teen-agers admitted helping steal a 1,935-pound safe filled with more than $0,000 in blank traveler's checks, negotiable papers and cash from the plant. Police say the safe was taken from the plant on a dolly and dragged from the area behind a Volkswagen Beetle. Twnnthpi-nsrcnna I& n"16%; n,. a.... uuuva, Eli .tC'.._t.._J - ...- .--... hi, vi .)dJuu[U, a iormer Stromberg.Carlson security guard, and Robert P. Hughes of Sanford, are set to stand trial soon in Circuit Court for the burglary. Lake Mary police say they expect at least one more arrest in the burglary. V Iran Revolutionary Council. TA 'V u i iii'JIUII Il tUJUluI.... - - - INVESTIGATION BEGINS Health and Rehabilitative Services Chief Investigator Fred Baldwin came to Sanford Wednesday, to begin an inquiry into charges by Sanford man that a local HRS aide used her position to take money from him, Baldwin, ordered to Sanford by the governo's citizens' complaint office, is expected to complete his investigation in two weeks. a South Korea Revolt Spreads SEOUL,South Korea (UP!) A bloody revolt agains t South Korea's military government by protesters who seized control of the provincial capital of Kwangju spread today to 16 neighboring towns and an island off the coast. Acting Premier Park Choong-hoon, named to the post -Wednesday, rushed to Kwangju, the nation's fourth largest city, in an attempt to calm the angry rioters and forestall possible full-scale street battles between troops and the protesters. But there was no sign the fighting would ease, - * Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said today he will he asking for assistance from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement with the investigation into purported wrong-doing by a member of the Altamonte Springs Police Department's Detective division. The state was requested by Altamonte Police Chief Justus East to conduct an investigation into activities of Det. William Doyle, on May 13, Ray said today the Investigator, Dan Lawrence, assigned to the case began the investigation last Thursday or Friday. "Originally I said it would take only a week or two to conclude the Investigation," Ray said today. "Now I see it ba take longer." Ray said It was be lieved it would be necessary to in. terview four to five witnesses. "Now It is obvious there will be more witnesses than that," he said. . He added that he Is asking assistance from the FDLE. In other Altamonte Police Department rrfátters, James Martindale, bureau commander of the detective division of the department, has submitted his resignation from the department effective June 4 A member of the Altamonte Police Department for the past seven years, Martindale was the first detective in the department and has been bureau commander for the past six years. The special bureau has eight members, Martindale cited what he called untrue allegations against him and one of his detectives as the reasons for his resignation. "I regretfully resign my position as bureau commander inordertomaintalnmylntegrityandrefleyemyfamtjyof the undue burde n to which they have been exposed," Martindale's letter said. "I feel I have been Instruniental in the grow th of the Altamonte Spr ings Police Department for the past seven years. I am proud to have been a part of it. I am disappointed that this relationship cannot con. • L ke A The detective division has been under fire In recent, weeksas a Iieiult of a television report that Doyle required sexual favors from prostitutes operating within the city and acted improperly in other matters. State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's office La currently 'Investigating the V allegations. Counc l a i To Consider Cuts In Police Agn, ncy N 1"&WL, 0: W9 (4J . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Reduction in the police department budget, contract award on liability Insurance, the animal control agreement with the county, mandatory garbage collection and an action plan are to be discussed by the Lake Mary City Counc1 at its 7:30p.m. meeting today. The agenda item expected to receive the most attention from the public is the proposed reduction of the police department to overcome a $13,000 to $20,000 city deficit anticipated in the current fiscal year's budget for City Manager Phil Kulbes has estimated it will be necessary to cut three patrolmen. • - T - • 'Any worthwhile purpose. Loan, At Blaz er, wove been - - . .;zt ..1. ttz I I. V. p. - Oliver Eugenia Dc Alba Thelma R. Gann Stephen C. H alos Robert E. Hunter MaggIe Roberts Michael Roberts Sylvia 0. Sigmon ChrIle Taylor - Robert Plummer Winifred Stiles Mary R. Sweet James I. Thomas Linda R. Walter AMberg. DeMons Anna T. Curry. Daltona Pld.41 J. Sabatino. Deltona Jessie L. Dixon, Geneva Karen Carruth, L*5 Mary 1~ live Napnie Hmrlck, DeBary Wells • Herbert MacDonald, Detand Betty Yates, Detand Walter AhIb.rg, Deitona Leslie Scott, Deltona If san W. Rucker, Geneva - ThdOC R. Oliver. Lake Mon' roe Ernest Campbell. Lake Monroe J. Idmond Sene:, Orange City Deane lurk. 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House-Senate conference coinmittee approval of a defense-heavy balanced budget for 1981 has set the stage for a major fight on military spending on the house floor next week. The committee gave tentative approval to a $613.3 billion budget, with an increase in defense spending that went beyond proposals rejected by the House last week. Final committee approval is sc heduled today and the house is expected to vote on the budget next Wednesday, It was approv ed over the strong objection of five liberal and moderate House Democrats, who called the defense increase unrealistic and said It was achieved at the expense of important demestic spending. They vowed to fight it on the floor. The budget contained $153.7 billion for the Pentagon and for i ::' - -' suzt.' national security progriutis under the Energ) lX'partinent. it was$5.8 iilion above the House proposal for defense stt'nding and ont $2 billion below the proposal of the mnoit' nniitary. minded Senate. "We were prepared to go to$153 billion," Rep. leon L'aiwtla, D-Calif., one of the five dissenters, told reporters. "\%e made clear that ought to be our bottom line," Rep. Richard Gephardt, DMo., said $153 billion was "as far as anyone can reasonably go" above their original proposal. Panetta, Gephardt anti the other three ,ntiubtrs of the group, dubbed by Gephardt the gang of liu, talked with reporters alter the vote to explain their opposition. The others are Reps. Norman Mineta. fl.('alif,: Timothy Wirth ; D-Colo., and William Brodhead, t-Mich, I - - - - - - - -- - - - -, - - .- I - '- - - - • I "" - ' V - I i -• - I ,I S - , ,1,1:'s nm,sk1' c/it Sc cu t,tk1' to thr' !::;1:w,tv f aktl 'u zncn:rnts tc c,,'.' vcn: t:.n''. i;'!:! c: .4,'::':,ik w' dcn '::st j:cr" cc:: n:c:r' :' - 'n tcz !-'civ 11' ;:vr' i'c:: n:c:r' 1%1_1!.,,,:, c: c'u: - - L' I - " .:- M '-' ' "-. -' .inki,d -. - - , .. - -.- 1 . - - ' :.,, i... - ' - - - . - - - - $ 01600 t", SIr.. aS*.---, '-,,n, .1IIIu. fam ftH Mv4uk. Elrft * - M,499 WE'RE OPEN MEMORIAL DAYI SANFORD 31-8 French Ave. . :~., I ~'9*' -,I I 1 ~.-.1 , ~k-111' " '10"'A 322= 1 681 1 ,,._~ -,.a , t; ."i 1 ___. ~t.7`." .,,- . ` TALLAHASSEE,F1a. (UP!) - Senate Republican Leader John Ware announced as a candidate for Democratic US. Sen. Dick Stone's seat today, saying thecowdry is In such terrible shape that people will be throwing out Stone and otlw Incumbents. Ware, a St. Petersburg lawyer afld 14-year veteran in the Legislature, said he will not resign his state Senate seat, but will put off the beginning of the campaign until the current aenelon Is over In June. He baa twomore yews to rim on his cisront term. Inflation is rampant, tune are outrageous, and America is being kicked around by Iran and other '1 tw()41ff countries, Ware said. - . - . . I -' - 1.1 ,.- - - V - lkw".1'.., '?-aI 'r"' :c'i'lr', .'ckL' ..".'t' 1~ _", " - .,_,` SiliLl -i Herald Photo 1114 - . .I II V. by Tern NOT 4 PIECES ' GET OU . It -1 I , Miami Approaches State Of Calm MIAMI (UP!) Police are carefully easing Florida Gov. Bob Graham and Attorney anti-riot precautions while a federal grand General Benjamin Civiletti, decided against jury begins to look into the fatal beating of a visiting the riot-torn city this week but said he black businessman that led 'to bloodshed, would rescdule it for the near future. burning and looting earlier in the week. The federal grand jury opened Its inAs the city approached a state of calm, the vestlgauon into the beating death ol the 33after-dark curfew was lifted, students were year-old McDuf lie by calling his mother, Eula told to start back to school and liquor sales Belle McDuffie. She spent 30 minutes In the resumed for the first time since Saturday. But jury room. sales of firear ms were still banned and 'q hope that justice w il l be done," Mrs. gasolinecoald only be pumped Into vehicles or Mc[Mfle said later. "I feel they (the grand gasoline V53el3' jurors) are the last place I could stop. I pray About 3,000 Na tional Guardsmen remained they will bring justice." in the area, ready to respond to any f ur ther The Justice Department also is in. outbreak of violence. vestlgatlng 13 other cases of alleged brutality The rioting Saturday, Sunday and Monday In the Miami area. left 16 dead. Estimates of property damage Arthur F. Nebrbass, who heads the MIami range up to $100 million. office, said a clerk received a telephone FBI Police said Wednesday for the second policemen late straight night there was little to report and the threat against the former Sunday night and notified police. city was quiet. Nelrbraai said It was —Impossible" to "We are responding to routine calls, There are almost no problems," said Bobby Jones, evaluate the call the FBI received, but saldthe sounded sincere and "fairly well director of the Dade county Public Safety caller educated." Department. A police apokairnan said the department -Jones said, however, he wanted to keep the "the took the threat seriously, but was Na tional Guard in the area bemuse, wewill provldlng-protectlon for the former offIcers. cornn2unityisatill rife with tenslon and re ca il AtabCUtthe same time the FBI received the tain the pab ity of moving back threat, the Miami UP! bureau received 11* the i-.-. any indication that the situation following anonymous telephone call: "If there Is "This is the Society for the Prevention of is becoming unstable, we will Immediately elty to Black We want to inform you that C ru reimpose retritioua and redeploy - a IO,O00 bounty has been put on each of thone . manpower to restore control," he said. policemen.Thsisnohoax-$Z,000hu The FBI revealed Wednàaday that the lives already been paid to three assassins for the fob Of lot, whit. expoliceinen acquitted In the within $ hours." death of insurance man Arthur McDe had Police mire, w11104 but did not conunent. been threatened. It isa their acilUal In Neirbeas said the call to the FBI "made no Tamp. Saturday afternoon that touched off mention ofaboimtys6 bows Society. the rioung. -for 1110 Pfemucle of Cewhy to Black that's President cotter, taking the advice of - a new one 'en ma." - _ - -' -' * V - - - - a 11 ,. - i .. 1 - - 4-'' 'ti, 1'3).-' - -. __ - ' :V' ' Vft - - V - ' • - ._., -, .• - - - .:It, - - .1 - , . ' -, -. Q;& --- ' - - ,, V - •' - ' 64" Sofs.,is Matching Rocker o Chair • Party Ottoman-Cocktail Table Tve'o Solid Wood Tables • V - -V ' - - ' ALL ; 6 PIECES t"11- - Uneasy Peace ' NOT 5 PIECES Vlt ncsb Grace Russi (left) and Jeff Vanaura are the Martians In the play "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street," to be presented by the eighth grade literature class at ALL Souls School, The Rod Serting play Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tonight at the school MARTIANS IN SANFORD? 1.- " n!" "I 0 LIVING ROOM ;;ifv"4 • - '-' LAUAL ruNt - Ware To Run For Senate 1 , &%VA&9L G 1. TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - A sniper wounded a policeman during an outbreak of racial unrest in Tampa Wednesday night and an anonymous bomb threat shut down the remaining span of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Marilyn Bosse of the Florida Highway Patrol at Pinellas Park said the anonymous call reporting a bomb on the bridge at the mouth of Tampa Bay was received at the toll gate at the north end of the span. The bridge was closed at 8:56 p.m. Wednesday and remained closed this morning. 16 ft. $ 39.99 $ 62.99 16 ft. $ 54.99 $ 76.99 £EIV Seml44ss #k# AW10"U 2Oft. $ 69.99 $ 96.99 tHai! - (urn.! SALE 24ft. $ 84;99 $117.99 28ff, $111.99 $152.99 for - - -- ili Bomb Threat Closes Bridge wU 'w ' _ ______ , - ;" :t\ i M tary Spend ng F ght 1' Beg n TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - A Marine Board of Investigation should complete its hearings late today into the May 9 collapse of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge after it was rammed by the freighter Summit Venture killing 35 persons. But the bard's findings probably won't be made public for months. The board already has heard from the key witnesses from aboard the 608-foot vessel and several naval experts. Today the board was to hear from a representative of the National Weather Service, a Coast Guard spokesman on its operations after receiving the mayday call, and from three persons who were traveling the towering roadways when the freighter struck. - J js41 .- . ' -- L - - - - - U. Bridge Testimony To End 0 Extension Ladders Your Headquarters DRIFI'WOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 -549W. LAKE'MARY BLVD. 323-230 • applied as directed. 6ft. 8 34.99 $ 49.99 Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment Sussad Class Pestage Paid of $afold. Piedda 3277* - 1psV ''• - . RIDAFLO INBRIEF TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Unles the courts invalidate a new anti-drug law, Florida's so-called head shops have until Oct. 1 to clear their shelves of rolling papers, cocaine spoons and other paraphernalia. The law was signed by Coy. Bob Graham Wednesday. Anticipating lbs signature, a coalition of headshop retailers hired Miami civil liberties attorney Tobias Simon to challenge it in court. The coalition, Florida Businessmen for Free Enterprise, said It was vague and outlaws equipment used for lawful purposes. One Coat Coverage, FAIvIILY DENTISPRY • - -' I - Head Shops To Challenge Anti-Drug Law In Courts - For the Practice Of V Iftislisilied Dolly giI. Save 4ugu 5ft. $ 31.99 $ 42.99 - - 1 ouffasts8 years ofwecdher. = 'ii - Morn ... IS It t.tmb torrety ChCkup yet? away Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Off ice - - aw/oe,est lastial Aftelt housepusàe ' / Cl" Monuments --• so / IIQ$4(I5 SI (I•, O* £SS INI,SM&at •o. INI - Ssnord (17.92) - Amak • OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK' Helen D. Cullen - - - . have reached Dr. - for Wednesday was only 1,150, bringing K ey West from Cuba's port o with refugees aboa rd and another 08 a threat and we said, 'No, apparently, the total since April 21 to 67,750. " they're just interested," said Mi ll er. Coast Guard Crndr. Samuel Dennis have returned empty.A total of 396 boa tIc said when the 250.foot Cuban motor a , .i have n seizvu unr eslImaIVI there were Oiuy iv 10 WV , . uaesiuent tar- vessel Las Mercedes passed within ks-s vessels remai.ing at Cuba's port of ter's order impounding vessels bringing than 400 yards of the Courageous several aliens WItIILIUt visas o the S. Milriel. ______________________________________________ days ago, :,the wake caused the refugee ''We do see a faint glimmer at t he end boats we were towing to slain together of the tunnel as long as we can prevent them to Galveston, Texas, its original and the cutter to take evasive action to more boats from going over there in destination. avoid a collision, large numbers.'' Dennis said. At Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa., the '' is intiimtitkiting to people," he s-aid. Elsewhere, 127 Spanish speaking newest refugee camp's first reunion was -W e tried to call them bn the radio and National Guardsmen from Puerto Rico held. Hagilie Pons and her 28-year-old ask them to please stand oft and they were summoned to the refugee camp at son Larlos were reunited in a chaotic, didn 't answer" Fort Chaffee, Ark., because of thefts and emñ'-tional scene with Mrs. Pons' At Fort Chalice. I.I. Cot, A . T. Brainerd distur ba nces, husband, Carlos Sr., and another son, reported live thefts in the Cuban area An ocean tug boat has picked up 21 Ysrael, Tuesday night, and an incident in ss tuch refugees and four others from a sinking Capt. Miller said the 200-footCuban sub up to 40 reFugees attempted to leave the ship near the pry Tortugas and is taking chaser approached the Courageous 16 alter the 8 om. curlew. , Cooperation and Development, the DEA's parent body, warned nations were going Into debt to buy the appreciating OPEC oil, whose average price is now $32 a barrel, with prices ranging from $28 for Saudi oil to $38.21 for Algerian oil. Agin/m, BIRTHS DI$C%IAROES - 2613 I - V - - - Sanford: 'g' Orlando I - . All General Repaim Auto Transmissions - Air Conditioning Tune-ups Brakes- Paint- And Body Work - - r V&UL fire Sanford said 1,188 boats - The report by the Organization for Economic DAY - William and Margie Wratchford. [/I, si .... - Exporting Countries. - 323-3550 DE E'etitinsts SteW be presented to the cityjjj council demanding .that that the police de partment be kept as Currently the has nine full-time officers, Including Chief Harry Be nson. In .addition, t he dispatching unit his four full-time nersonnel, The unit handles calls for both the police and '2artments Kul bes has invited a representative of the county's animal control divis ion to discuss problems the city is having wi th dogs roaming free in the city. Under a city-county contract, the county di vision is to pick up stray animals. Liability insurance bi ds, which the city council has been considering for the past month, are from the Karns agency In 'Sanford and Risk Management Inc., a firm established by the Florida League of Cities. Women Incorrectly Identified - -- V HOSPITAL NOTES Sanford: 11111 Avrt Wanda J. Bingham Myth. L Bradley Ciwitha Marlin over 50 years. WIh o*'r 300 flu,', Stores icross the country Ih:'re protrbly one near you Check the phone book CoIATIO'1 - girl. ice S 0 - V - , ' ' V Graduation Set For Saturday a for affirmative ________________________________________________ MAY 31 ADMISSIONS helping folks refugees slowed considerably. The figure authorities PARIS (UPI) - Energy ministers from leading nonCommunist nations, including the United States, gathered today in an attempt to cope with the new chaotic spiraling of OPEC 'prices. The meeting of the 21-nation International Energy Agency came after fresh price increases by eight of the 13 member nations of the Organization of Petroleum 1806 French Ave., Sanford,FL 32771, 322-4612, R.E.-Goddard, Mgr. c7J MARCH OF DIMES WEATHER HOSPITAL No broker's fees. Make investments. Home improvements - factors Nations Discuss OPEC Fee 15% No points. ' < WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sources say federal prosecutors have decided to seek an indictment ngainst Philadelphia lawyer Howard Criden, who allegedly led FBI undercover agents to five congressmen in the "Abscam" investigation. Prosecutors planned to ask a federal grand jury in Philadelphia today to issue criminal charges against Criden and three members of Philadelphia's City Co uncil - including its president, according to the sources- and court papers. If the grand jury goes along, it will mark the first significant indictments stemming from the wideranging scandal that broke Feb. 2 with a splash of news leaks disclosing eight members of Congress and more than 20 local politicians were implicated. Call or stop inat the Blazer Store and ask about our Home Appreciation TO fl-IE Two women were incorrectly identified in a caption on Page 1A of Wednesday's Evening Herald.. The names of Nancy Gagnon and Alice Babbitt were reversed in the photo cutline ______________________ concerning petitions opposing a cut In the Lake Mary police AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: $2; overnight department. The Herald regrets the error. loW: 69; yesterday's high: 93; barometric pressure: 30.03; relative humidity: 77 percent; winds: southeast at 10 m.p.h. FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 3:48 a.m., 4:25 'pm.; lows, 10:03 a.m., 10:34 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 3:40 a.m,, 4:16 p.m.; lows 9:55 a.m., 10:25 p.m:; BAYPORT: highs, 10:12a.m., 10:20 p.m.; lows, 3:42 a.m., 5:39 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out JO Miles: Winds southeasterly 10 to 15 knots today through Forest Lake Academy, Altamonte Springs Seventhriday. Seas 2 to 4 feet but winds and seas higher near scatForest City, will graduate 101 day Adventist Church bred thUnderstorms. students Saturday In an 8:45 Associate Pastor Carl AREA FORECAST: Showers and thunderstorms today. p.m. commencement in the Ashlock will challenge the Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of thunacademy gymnasium. graduates on what to do with derstormns mainly Friday. Highs in the mid to upper 803 today Speakers will be two senior their lives at the Friday night rid Into the low 903 FrIday. Law tonight low 70s.- WInds honor students, Bessie Hwang service and Class Pastor outheasterly 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. Winds and Clarrissa Maksimowlch, Lyndy Galllmoe will respond. Itrong and gusty near thunderstorms. Rain probability A consecration service will Henry Carubba, president percent today, 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Friday. beheld Friday at Op,m. and a of the Florida Conference oL bacaIaureate service the Seventh-day Adventist Saturday at 11 a.m., both in Church, will speak at the t the 'mnasium. Baccalaureate. • SIMINOLIMIMORIAL house. I . KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) - A Coast miles north of Cuba on Mondav., % Guard skipper is complaining of • "That caused a reaction on the harassment from a Cuban warship and , Courageous. Anytime an armed vessel fishing boats as he conducts his sealift comes at you bow-on at high speed and KEY WEST, Fla. UPI- The Cuban you're in a sensitive position, it makes rescue mission in the Florida Straits. Capt. Alan Miller of the Coast Guard refugee sealift slowed dramatically you start to check your navigation to cutter Courageous said Wednesday a 200- today but the Coast Guard was uncertain determine where you are and you begin foot Cu ba n submarine chaser came w het her a federal ban, the weather or to wonder what his intent is." Mi ll er said, were responsible. within2'milesofhisvesselMondayand other He said the gunboat suddenly stopped Between midnight and dawn, only one :,bout two and one-half miles away from a Navy jet was scrambled. There was no both boat w ith lref ugees reac eWest. the Courageous and never trained f urt he r confrontation. its One more with 37 aboard was expected mn* gun turrets at the U . S. vessel, The Miller also complained that Cuban fishing boats sometimes come too close later in the day. U.S. Na' scrambled a combat plane The latest arrivals brought the refugee from its Key West during rescue operations. Naval Air Station as a Meanwhile the arrivals of new Cuban total since April 21 to 67,879. Federal precaution. Ph. - Abscam Indictments To Begin - JighwayA:ornotJvemc'i ' N - qq • - - rmoney more. V - WASHINGTON (UP!) The American h* and motel industry boosted its overnight lodging rates 23 percent during the first three months of 1980 and President Carter doesn't like it one bit. With the summer travel season just around the corner, Carter lashed out at hotel officials Wednesday and warned them he would make public those who defy his price guidelines. "We have had a lot of trouble with many members of the hotel-motel industry," Carter said in addressing an industry meeting. The president's Cou ncil on Wage a.pd Price Stability promptly singled out the Hilton hotel group for special criticism, noting Hilton's Hotel Division reaped excessive profits between Oct. 1, 1978, and Sept. 30, 1979. Hyatt Hotels were cited for violating price standards previously. Trial Begins Up to $50,000 and Very attractive rates. Flexible repayment plans, - - Carter Hits Hotels, Motels For Large Boost In Rates Baldwin is investigating charges by James Stubbs, 117 Anderson Ave., Sanford, that a neighbor, employed as an HRS paraprofessional and assigned to provide services to Stubbs' wife Shirley, used a credit card held by Mrs. Stubbs to charge goods for herself when the aide took her on a shopping trip, demanded the Stubbs pay for her lunches and improperly used goods obtained from a local church charity for her own benefit. NINE CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISIIt What began as a minor parking lot accident ended with an He was arrested a short distance away by Altamonte police, arrest and more than $6,000 damage to nine cars, eight of called to the scene by a Lake Destiny security guard. which were parked at the time, Altamonte Springs Police say. King was charged with reckless driving and leaving the The Incident began Tuesday, at about 1:45 a.m., police say, scene of an accident. He was released by the Altamonte when Michael Lawton King, 19, of 774 Wekiva circle, Springs police after posting a small bond. Get out • Thursday, May 22. %$O-3A Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. coast Guard Boat Capta i nClaims Cuban _Interference - Barret, Lake Destiny Aptrtrnent 95w, police say. Instead of stopping and seeking the owner of the car, King tried to quickly exit the lot, police say'. Going backwards and forwards, he drove the battered Buick into cars owned by: Michael Zorn, apartment 950C; Brian Aitman, 950C; Sandra Ericson, 950F; Sharon Schrieber, 950B; Jerse Smith, 950 G; Aries Construction Corp. Deltona; and Sandra Hensel, 948 A,Vcausing total damages of about $8,000, po li ce report. King finally got his vehicle free and managed to get it to the next apartment complex parking fr'. where he abandoned it, ripping the plate off its bumper and throwing th e plate and keys away, police say. V pro bly t 'IN BRIEF Moving at a high rate of speed, burning rubber, King slammed his 1972 Buick into a parked car owned by Donna V physicians Thomas Largen, Franklin Clontz because a leak developed in her stomach g yurko of Orlando. around a tube Clontz had installed and Nicholas Pastis, charges the three men, to relieve Largen and Clonz, partners in a medical who treated Mrs. Kelly for stomach problems pressure. . association, treated Mrs. Kelly that time for during the last two years of her life, were an abdominal disorder, YurkoV said. Largen He told the court the insertion of the tube responsible for her death in Seminole performed surgery on Mrs. Ke lly in August was both unneccessary and improperly done, Memorial Hospital on Sept. 10, 1977. 1976 and Clontz operated on her in September Bochner was called as an "expert witness" Bochner, the first witness called in the 1977. Pastls was called in as a consulting malpractiëe t rial at the county courthouse by chief attorney for the plaintiffs, Albert doctor, he said, Dr. Judd Bochner, a retired Boca Baton expected to run for the next two weeks, told physician, was the first expert witness" udge Robert McGregor and a five-man, called by attorneys for Rubin and Norma three-woman panel of jurors and two alterGreenfield, representatives of the estate of mites, that Mrs. Kelly died as a result of Judith Dowling Kelly. Robin was Mrs. Kelly's Improper surgery by defendant Clontz. OFW OO, - q father. He told the jurors Mrs. Kelly died following The Greenfields' suit, agai nst Sanford sur gery at Seminole Memorial Hospital olyour attorney 's office V at Lake Destiny Apartments. By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford physician used improper surgical procedures during an unnecessary operation, causing the death of a 34-year-old Sanf ord woman in September 1977. th e first witness told a Seminole County Circuit Court jury Th ursda e p. Altamonte Springs, tried to back his car out of the parking lot - State Attorney Seeks Aid In Police Pb n NA110N I - San foi'd Ma 1practice. - ______________ Wk - - TEHRAN,Iran (UPI) - Iran's Revolutionary Council will meet with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Saturday in a session expected to deal with the ap. polntment of a pr ime minister, Khomeini's son, Sayed Ahmad, announced plans for the m&tlng in an interview with the Pars news agency but did not say w hat the meeting would discuss.. • - V: V.. IN BRIEF -S Plead Gui ty To Stromberg Burgla ry .. " l It _ th have pleaded guilty to helping I I - So right for today 's life style This collection has extra thick padded cushioning In rugged nylon fabric for years of service. Construction Is heavy 2x6 solid pine. Ordinarily you would pay this tow price for just the sofa & chair, but because of this very special purchase you get all 6 pieces. But hurry, they won't tasti ..., $379 PHIL DflRI'S _____ country Furnl*turo DtIB1JTO UP TO' ' 36 MOS. FINANCING ____ INC . "' LOWEST PICIS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA' ji OPEN a Ma.. & Fri Isis Twes, Wet. Thurs. 114 Sat. 114 l,y46 ( Wed 1stSt.)1MihE$stSIl-4 - -"• - IM ______________________________________________________________________ - - !1 �A p -- ' r ' .' . — -.. p ' . . - .a - ... , - , . , 1 / .'I . - ' CUSPS 4I2) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FISk. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8314993 - .:~*_ I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THdMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, AdvertIsing Direc1or Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, Year, $43.00. Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. Losing . Default . - BOB WAGMAN - . Judge ..... ' & II I On I . •& . &'. • _______ _____ p Ill . ,, / . . Is there a local WASHiNGTON (NEA) judge anywhere who does not dream of one day rendering a decision that will ha ve national or even International Impact? That And even this timid response is opposed by day came a couple of weeks ago for Louis some in the administration who believe the United DiTrani, a county district judge in Maryland. The case was simple enough. Three years States should withhold support from any govern1 ,, 4 flew Si Al £uLe,. aiiuA Mrs.Henry ment that falls short of Jeffersonian standards of ago, India from New York to London, where d acy. Eiffert had business. The College Park, Md., Such fastidious timidity breeds understandable couple arrived In London, but their luggage -i ho 'e dldn t,When thebagsshowedupseeraldays contempt in Havana for the fllLvu States and . - - . .' 4. \ ,• / ' ' . -. , . .. . ' . , , , . ".,R1 J4 .,,, ,.., requ " .,' , i, . . :. . ": •nm • 0). ' . ' —HCFA's own cumbersome machinery slowed the work.A year ago a federal judgeln Baltimore threw out the drugmaker's suit, remarking, Agency release of this information Is undoubtedly in the public uuiterest." An }tFA official at the (line said -' , iff L. - : :.' ., ' , . .. 1 gI : ''• TIP OF TriE ICEBERG - - it t1_rAk.:"fdL_, L_ * . F.. % - - A L I ~ l' A --OUT - I - - What the Carter administration needs — but shows absolqtely no sign of developing is a - coherent strategy capable of sealing Central America against Cuban subversion. Such a strateg)! would leave the Central American 1% a mailing address and,. If possible. a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified, The Evn1ng Herald. will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names, in print. Ile Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements, - ill - -, . . . I . ~ , - : . I . I .II' . . 0". q , . • . . , . . f. . I .,.,~_ ' "!," #1 - . nounced in Washing BarbaraBlumo(theEnvlrOflmental ProtectIon Agency, said the federal government and the state would share On t , . , - . . 1 ti -- . ..-' ' . . -. ;. . . . .,. '11 .I A, I, .I , _9~a dlvtalon chief, DnnIs C. Cornea, rrlaes oleo III 04,% 16-C .., ._ , A-." :"% I~ .4 I . . 9ftift MO f0ta/pOSHAon. -r "s. kN,~, I " . astu.Uq *wticns cbmt t&- rush by state ad "go,v=mts to Mwih levillud obtaining money under false pretensea - ftugh cr3dIV lbq% conilpintor4 ' "mW Of whm - wm that legalise. gambling." Whenever tbre's big momy to be had,' the Mob tends In the vultures. - prOving their wonxushJp. Tiny . tiept .4 Vfltll their prOdttIvit fell behind that of the, .'i MAO TO DTRO1T The cure fgr the sWy pqed for more mullimin UN lows. WhWIM, llinirarAiq trid i::ftrL , = to'.fl The solution Is to build a better build the iwId'a finest c 'OM UP04 A Unw, Detroit auto maLers wiltbien we " b-ft-r-3ducaL-d r.nd mors ~: ' WO&M ft b* am in W vWW aW coid ax;zrkmad Qnn rnm* , ". - carried out by the boad In the *Iste 111`70L Delaware, the report dates. They evuuW pvats by bwwiq quality. The Wichp,ft . . .. -.-- ..i,, fJ • '±4 V ' .L .. - ,.-..-.. - t A ., _ O.. Is a0 - t 11A 8-Track/Cassette/Recorder STEREO CONSOLE %N ____ It 1 ,,i 1',,Ifl1,( i l i t wyi (ill d trdth iii1 ',,"•ti' piw, rr ith AM I M st h 1ci't'' I ufit In ''( i'' I - 95 __________________ III morse '''' , ____ I'l 49 -- $ .'. - In HOTPOINT DELUXE STYLED 2 ELECTRIC DRYER __- — ____________ qua*sar. 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Stereo/Cassette Recorder STACK-OP RACK UNIT record changer matched 2 ALI, 995 M4 $39 )O n ul • ' I rcdture.jAM, fMerL.ur,.t..er 24 balancedspealiersar, ,Ll , ef contained rack unit 06 11111, - in . 01 _____ . 4 - IL ' 1 322-7453 a just build a l3fter automobfls.' V motorizedbeate'r carpet adjustment - CPl DMLY:30to:0O FlU DAY h30 100:00 CLOSEDSUNDAYS ~, ,:\ % 90.95 . wo • - __ - .• IU cleaner5l 2 Motor power team with I, R0t0-Mdt1L head - Am" fte ok-included Handsome simulated wood grain cabinet with black glass door 2Ch and "Fan Oi" @ 4-way Air Direction! #Washable Air Filters' .1 ..'_ RE 6 $1 L995 . . ' -, in minute timer, defrost cycle and Vent Control' - ' b- ,:, Convenient . , - ' " . ______________ Residents Immediately began calling area motels In aearth of accommodations amid concern that advance WbookingsforMemorIal Dsy tneehiend could Severely Limit vccandes IZPA oMdAs uid residents =a bava to pay for their 4aftil I 900 BTU AIR CONDITIONER A — U Ge W HOTPOINT 'MICROWAVE _ OVEN . .. - 1 - - LA J . 5291 $32995 1 1 cost tif temporarily housing -"S. More ominous was the audItai am oteciccirypUon, rvInqes or 1ll they eventually slip ender the control rollers Ith lies to the Mob. e example: (I OSStIIII3d C1me '4promat21y 54 conspirators Joined Di Alillcd3nU21reçortp,r$bythe uieme KL $IS buying Ir homes. .i me big qtiioa- la: Cm gvnnt-i'un - LI _______________ _ - . ,' ___ I_ . ll i SALE! BIG.,25 " SCREEN INSTAMATIC C01 z u . I - 1111111P - .. - .. I __ Two ,wAn cat2g~ ct ciri= are de9t Pt Away with at leat $=,COO , which a" ' catomers, wore out their cars, the more often . with ia the reWt; 1) wlnzk=t by 111- 'Ida primary 00OWNUAS ftictor to W Wy wotid come bsck for mw on3& ..ij dividua1crmLioemploysesend2)frauduIent sub nt financial failure and clocureof The motor makers also lewned that they xhsmes directed at casinos by ctgpnlseiic'slro," '•! ccvld iiln hl&iST return On 1trer, luxury cilme 3ifl2flt& r Tom chairman mcdels 12&n with wemorits. Tbsy kept At the Stadust, zaad FWnxnt Hot* alone, ' basW National Commialon. on G W I~ d. am Ing .sIgning cers to fattm tb2ir paits rather SCOM Of OtIllita AW 10011ifitin bave 94W , the bowd's auditors report4 "it has bm 0`1016 a I Vuy I um" Imadit U= r,udomers — Until Um , ". X=ftm of Iftallud pmblins,fim Mime detwmimid thst appvAma he dog 1aCI21$ blMO,r9,mAt to ,, all slot (machine) revenues during an aptiarn lions Y,LMPft MCUnt for On3-(OLWM of tba ,, W•C& sales. 5POi W'4 W 'xuiiutlC oflsing the ezaniple of Nevada and New fraudulently taken" as part of employee . Jawy, W . only dtta, wb3m cWw, embutlement,consWacy. * The auto workiers Ww nemid am con..., I~ The totall I= a= I v_J, *.. an ,, — IA allzsd gamblina hu bemm a popular way for state and loctl governmznt3 to attack their financial problems a quick fix for the Insatiable demands of everything from public education . - --- • -.---- I. - ' victory," said Lois Gibbs, -, Does Gdm ' b1*in g,Help Mob, Or Publk' •:.••4. , . - ' 11, .. £ p • - 489 BERRY1SWORLD ____ ,because of toxic wastes at the Love Canal landfill. "I consider it a complete ' . - -' defects I 1 . - • — , ' JACK ANDERSON- " . $1899, __ Utters to the editor are welcomeiti for publiCation. All letters must be signed, with - . and that he Please Write 4 . _____________________ buying . k so ,, mad scramble w . • same drug backbone Until and unless this is accomplished, the fall 11 - - from the mainland. nesday declared an emergency at the Love Canal and ordered the temporary relocation of more than 700 families at government ex I The data are based on a federal survey of )' i , ' Homeowners Amociation. She said "It's only amatter wholesale drug prices cost to the oharof time" until the White House macists, not to you — made in May and June ' , agrees to purchase the homes 1979. So the prices are a little brown around 19" SOLID STATE PORTABLE and permanently relocate the the edges; you know w ha t infla tion's clone in' , BLACK/WHITE TV of residents. the last year. I "Hey, we won. Somebody, Nevertheless, the guide provides a g 0 some champagne." get ~50. ,,,40, comparison, the nation's first, of prices for "You can go with your the made by different manufacfamilies to a hotel tonight and turers. .4 9 have a nice, clean enIt contains 16 ca tegories of drugs, such as .! vironment to sleep in" she 'A . I I analgesics (pain-killers), anti-arthritics, anti.. '-' X I told residents g infectives, psychotherapeutics and car. ' I II 0 ON the . at 'p,' Wednesday diovasculars. association's headquarters in a home adjacent to the There's a similar range of dally-dosage ,XI' S02 prices In an even more common compound, ,j Hooker Chemicals and aspirin: 1.4 to 49 cents for eight equivalent " -,' Plastics Corp. landfill. Features controls and speakers out aspirin tablets. But some residents were ' front. 100% solid state chassis unhappy with the federal U 17.500 volts of picture power high gain video IF system and built-in "It's a guide," says HCFA's Charles decision. antennas Carrying handle Spalding. "There may be some variations _________________________________________ "We're not starting new between stores, of cour se. It's not really lives. We're starting old lives directed at consumers but at doctors and " over again," said Harry Tolli, HOTPOINT14CU.Ft.'NOFRosr pharmacists, to alert u' temporarily was who REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER But it can help "the smart. consumer,,,' " relocated by the state last -,! Spalding concedes. "He or she must shop year for three months before . — , around." being forced to return to x I Love Canal home. "I'm Is If doctors and armacists have any nskeptical. There's no promise terest at all In holding down cost,, WITH TRADE ________ _______ 11they'll buy our homes — 6 customers — and they ought to — this guide A I temporary means tem. [NVC1 No Need for Messy help them, ,Defrosting' you want a copy of the guide, write for i P°Y• • Deluxe Door Shelves in Carey d the "Guide to Prescription Drug Costs," in Gov. H both Freezer and . .-_ I Refrigerator, 'es plan to ove 710 1 of Inquiries Staff, Bureau of Program Policy, ~! i from thie homes for at least --Health Care Finanicing Adminillifttion, 64ol -,! four mo ft would not solve Security Blvd., Baltimore, Md. 21235. ,.! Hig' I , the basic problem residen ts te meWriteHIt'sir 't 2 Easy Release Ice Cube the threa t of "conoverdue baby. face Trays disruption of their lives • Hotpoint Dependability' tinued ,, and continued trauma." to The governor voiced thanks fortheshowofconcernbythe u federal goverkment, but W 1 0 plete plan" for permanently : I awarded the col[intries free to resolve their own domestic turmoil while the United States, preferably with support from the Organization of American States, barred Castros t roops, agents, and £ , decision was om ted by an EPA studyshowing some residents had suffered chromosome damage often an early warning of cancer and birth • - pbarmadsts,plus ab t 5,000 otheir tow, 1-1 1 f.1 4 I /'I 'Vjy/4 ..LTJ I i .LJ X'%'.... I. Carter Now, 22 months after September 1978, the - guide is. going out to 420,000 doctors and listened to e evidence — the Effferts' statement of what was lost and Air Indi a's admission of liability. He ruled WASHINGTON (UPI) — In the Wt decade dropping into the studio to be intierviewed, Promptly that .the airfine, should pay according to the va1u of the losi goods. He or so there has been a multifold Increase Lxi most talk shows couldn't last out the season. Elfferts $2,000 —10 times what "This Insatiable demand im poses great the number of books published In this country Air India tiaij offered th us ruling that the strains on the publishers, whose responeach year. Warsaw Convention, the of inalbility It Is to provide the books that are The statistics alone might- lead you to ternatlonal air travel, was unconstitutional, on talk shows. In their believe Atherica is in the throes of a cultural According to a courtroom observer, awakening the likes of which the world has to supply the daily quota of authors for talk DiTrand had these hash words for the seldom seen. But when- you start looking show interviews, they have been forced to airline: "I dread to think that an airline has cfrop all pretext of literary merit. between the covers, you can see this Is not the the privilege to just teas out your bag, help case. "The main test now is wordage. If a mselves to what they want and treat you The mbjority of the books being published manuscript, however feeble, is long enough to like a nincompoop." tcxlay,Includlngaome on the bestseller llst.,, fill a book, bombs away!' Air India argued that the traveler is notified don't rerhotely resernble literature. Even Although most books nqwadays are of the convention's provisions because they what are known In the trade as "nonbooka" • published primarily to provide authors for are printed on the backs of all airline tickets are dignified with dust jackets by the score, talk shows, the scout told me the source Isn't or she then has the option of I was ta lking with a local book scout about as dependable as talk show producers would additional baggage insurance. this phenomenon and suggested that the "It may be on the back of tickets and it may tastes of the reading public must be steaft ItThere have been a few spot situations In be 'the law between nations," DiTrani deteriorating, which talk shows had more air time than reportedly said. "But I don't think that you "The reading public has nothing to do with there were new books to plug, he said. can take away an individual's constitutional it," he replied. "The publishing business no "Some talk show bode have " triad to rights. I find the treaty unconstitutional." longer is geared to the demands of readers for a ll evia ti te t he shor ta ge by wri ng books about books, It Is geared to the demands of Neither did DITra1 think much of the talk themselves. But those are stopgap remedies shows for authors." airline's argument that the convention had • at t always been upheld by U.S. cour ts, He Is said In recent years, he pointed out, th talk shtrw formt ha3grown beyond all imagift. to have responded, "WeU, that my be, but "We may am see the networks and larger There are radio talk shows and television talk there Is always a first time." Independent stations buying publishing firms, shows; network talk shows and local talk The case has Air India In a quandry. As or starting up new ones, in order to produce things sta nd, the ruling does not set a shows; early morning talk shows1 afternoon their own supply of authors." talk shows. all-night talks shows and talk precedent for other decisions because it was I asked the smut whether talk show plugs shows at Just about every hour in between. nude by such a low-level court. But If thie reaUy stimulated book sales. airline appeals and it DiTraini's ruUng I L "The stiple guest on all of Ume shows Is Ift, absollutely,ii,he sWd.I 'If Lbe number of the visiting author," th book scout con- , - sales ever equals the number of talk show upheld, the matter will become one of tinued. "Wi thout a steady stream of authors ternatlonal propor tions. appearancesby the author, it's a best seller." guard In San SalvaOor may reqwm new stocks Just to protect the American ambassador. - guide's distribution would be underway In August 1979. ' STERCHI'S President Carter Wed- . . ' ':.'- , - I ;..-. STERCHI'S a "complete victory," but other residents and the governor5complaln it does not do enough for the families. .: : ". - ::: 'a" N.Y. "rt STERCHI'S i ' Names and addresses of those who asked for the guide were turned over to HCFA, which promised to honor th e requests. -- leader said President Carter's emergency declaration or the- chemically contam 'nated Love oI . ,,, ., There were' two han gups: —The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, composed of companies doing 95 percent of the nation's $15 billion-a-year drug . business, filed suit. ... ' simple: The airline was guilty, but under the 51-year-old Warsaw Convention, the international air-travel agreement signed by more than 100 countries, its liability Is limited 0 Ichw s ,~ ;;find ways to counter Cuban intervention. it can t -• ' -;. , s - - . '°' o . " . , NIAGARA FAL' • " . • dominoes in Central America will continue Havana's way. .. '.• cloth' be done wftiitear gas, although the U.S.Embassy . Ua'us'u.I 1IIUI Residents Disagree Back in September 1918, this column reported that the Health Care Financing Administration was ready to send a booklet entitled "Guide to Prescription Drug Costs" to American physicians, pharmacists and other interested consumers. I was Immediately deluged with hundreds o e ts ,or ,, tree guide, w,uc,i a compilation of comparative wholesale prices of nearly 200 drugs, mostly prescription drugs . but also a few non-prescription. " Iff/ '. ' I ti ' ., ..4fpif I .. - ve guerrillas based in Angola On that court against Air India. Eventuqlly the case. occasion, the United States sent the Zairian army found Its way to DiTrani's courtroom in field packs and rations It wa left to France and Upper Marlboro, Md. Then things began to Morocco to provide the paratroop and Infantry get inte res ting, Air India was represented by a number if battalions that saved Zaire's mineral-rich Shaba high-priced lawyers. Their defense was Provincq from conquest by Cuban proxies. u , . N-\.''. /ifr ,k'.: IJ lb i\euuy .. . The Elfferts filed a claim with Air India. The airline did not deny liability. And It ofIt is all sadly reminiscent of Mr. Carter's fered to pay the couple $200. . The Eifferts were not overwhelmed by this pa thetic reaction to the 1977 invasion of Zaire by offer SO, they filed suit in their local County Cuban armed At the moment, there is no need for American troops in El Salvador, Honduras, or Guatemala. .But sending in the Marines may become the only . :1 !" . , ., I f/I. ' ' their most expensi 1_ I I .. emoc r Mrs. (I I'#,', 'f' . .•t , ' .' - -- "he ,, .11 told .. . /: -, had 1. I . . • S r -.'Y4. ./i . . - remaining friends in Central America and the Caribbean. No doubt this contributed to the recent outrageous attack by Cuban MiGs on a Bahamian patrol boat N ew- I)r U g ________________________________ _______ ________________________ ' ;~ ~ ,T1J th .- ,"ul ii i % T,. iI These weapons, all of Soviet-bloc origin, include I_•__ automatic ruies, macnine guns, rOCKeL-propellea anti-tank grenades, and demolition explosives. In response, th e Carter administration proposes to dispatch only "non-lethal" military equipment tear gas, radios, and trucks to El Salvador's beleaguered sec urity forces. I WILLIA!vi STEIF - — Honduras for subsequent delivery to Marxist revolutionaries in blood-stained El Salvador.experts ,•/ Takes I -1 — Cuba hf smuggling arms by air and sea int~ I -. — --------- . --• A!TCOTJVR, ... - while Central America burns. In congressional testimony recently, Franklin D. Kramer, deputy assistant secretary of defense, disclosed the latest evidence of Fidel Castro's efforts to subvert, th e non-communist governments of Central America. Kramer reported thaI 1. paig-Aid. Reagan. e WA. UPI , Carter National Guard was call ed out to help clean up the mud dam form ed on the north side of the mountain toured the devastated Mount St.President Helens area by volcanic debris, would hold back the waters of Spirit Lake. helicopter today for a first-hand assessment of the The president, who derlared Washington state a damage left by the volcano's giant eruption Some scientists have warned that in the "worst Anderson Carter Quits major disaster area, flow into Portland, Oie., took 19 lives. At least 100 are missing. possible" case, the mud dam could collapse and United Pr,ss International 998 needed for nomination. Skirting heavy clouds and drizzle that hung over Wednesday night and met with governors Dixy Lee send a torrent of flood waters through the Toutle The United Press International count the mountain and nearby towns, Carter was flown Ray of Washington, Victor Atiyeh of Oregon and reported in the There is new dissension John Evans of Idahofor two hours in a fed eral relief Valley and on through the, cities of Longview and over the ash and mudslides from the eruption tha already once-revamped campaign of Wednesday had Reagan at 989 delegates, still Kelso, 40 miles downstream. Th e 50,000 residents of blew 1,300 feet off the top of the once-majestic conet center in Vancouver. shy of the number necesssary for Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan the two cities have been warned to be prepared for 50 miles north of Portland, ore. At one point duri ng Wednesday night's meeting, but he may be able to coast until fall because nomination. possible removal. The volcano itself 'was quiet, the earthquake Miss Ray impatiently interrupted Carter's Bush said he had asked his campaign challenger George Bush is broke. On the Democratic side, President Carter manager to do a reassessment, and doesn't activity and the steam and ash plumes di minished questioning of the volcano's sta tus to say, "This is Dwight Crandell of the U.S. Geological Survey sharply since earli er in the week, plans a daylong campaign foray into Ohio know what the answer will be. all very interesting, but we need help." said Wednesday "the imminent risk of a large Asked what he is reassessing, he said: Carter's tour was to include an hour-long stop in next week, while his opponent, Sen. Edward W hen the president asked, "What do you need mudflow is not as great as we had anticiated. The 'Money. Lets just sum it up in one word. I Kennedy, sa ys if Carter is the nominee the Kelso and Longview, Wash., whose 50,000 residents specifically?," she replied by spelling out the word lake level is not rising rapidly. If anything, it is need money to continue t his race." were warned earlier in the week to be prepared for "m-o-n-e-y." president may finish third and take Congress falling." down si th him. Reagan insiders in California said the immediate evac ua tion if a mud wall at Spirit Lake Carter later told the governor to "just inventory Independent contender Rep. John campaign's director of operations with the high on the mountain gave way, sendinnjlljo ns of very carefully all the needs Based on th we'll work out the e history of the mountain, Crandell Anderson says he has completed the fir st unlikely name or Anderson Carter gallons of water cascading down the mountain costs," but announced no specific programs after sugge)ted the next event would likely be the exphase of his exploratory candidacy and is in resigned because of unhappiness with the toward the Columbia River, trusion of a lava dome from the crater. the meeting. the race to stay. present campaign leadership. The president was to tour a Red Cross emergency Raf-mica fit t. I multi.prrmary Tuesdays diI) after The Carter said in a telephone interview he felt center set up at a Longview school to aid refugees the "Explosions and avalanches are expected in the president spoke optimistically that the worst not. usually is relatively quiet. This one was he had "fulfilled my commitment," since from the base of the mountain who were evacuated was over, corning weeks or months, but not like Sunday." he • Bush told a news conference in Ohio he is Reagan has enough delegate votes to in the shortly after the eruption Sunday. said. "We would not expect as violent an explosion "We hope reassessing his campaign and will decide nomination. After returning to Portland, Carter was scheduled concerned the people will not be excessively during the extrusion of the dome." about aspects of the catastrophe for the what to do within "a couple of days, two or President Carter booked a day of camto fly to Spokane, Wash., hard-hit by thousands of future," he sa id in Portland, before retiring for the On e th fl ight west, presidential press secretary three days." paigning in Ohio next Thursday. The state, tons of falling ash from the eruption, be fore night."Th e ash spread by th e volcan o) is not Jody Powell said the IJ.S.Army Corps of Engineers " 'We won a significant victory in with California and New Jersey, will provide returning to Washington. poisonous, it will not poison the land. We hope the Michigan," he said, but its impact was obthe bulk of had been directed by delegates t be chosen on "Su per Carter "To An overnight rain in eastern Washington washed begin dredging" crops will survive adequately." debris scured by network tabulations that the 47 Tuesday" that has blocked June 3. a shipping channel in the much of the ash deposits from Spokane's streets. The president said he was "relieved" federal delegates Reagan won Tuesday in Michigan Columbia River, shutting off river In Cincinnati, Kenneth ('wn1 close to commerce to across the state fine in the him it and Oregon had put him over the top of the saving Carter cannot win in November . ., The Carter Administration ,nntiniiøc In fiddle S —. 1 nursony, may 720 1750--5A — B; It's By tvinin rira!u,inroru, ri, Carter'-',~Views V Destru ctio n- , . -ol -F__ .--- cano .. . .. -- Thursday, May fl, 199O-4A $22.00 - ¶ -' Even' ing HerWd I . It- I . . - ' I - a do 0 110111 �- - - -- - - / - .i...-r_.L. ••SSj._ . ..- - - - " -. ' - - S -v r . .. - - - - - -- - OURSELVES Scotty'sUnbeatab1e . -- '\ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl a Thursday, May 22, lfSO-7A 1 - — Eileen Rumney, 01 _ 1 i HELP FOR HOUSE mB:A HOME __ _____ Panel ADHESIVE I, ) LIGHT BULBS C CONI(CH INC ' - . Each Bulb scor TV With Coupon I Reg. 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Surely heroin addreied, stamped (28 shall stalk me all the di cents) envelope to; Abby, my Life and I will dwell in the 132 Lasky Drive, House of the Damned Popul$ty, Beverl)Rills, Calif. 90212. - PLAYTEX %~ Ou oilfind the newest presence * The ViLsors were married for 10 years before they could afford i vacation, Mrs. Wilson said. It was on this vacation at like Conassauga in North Georgia that the beauty of the mountains inspired her to rite. - ' . the valley of povert y and will "WAITS Tfl BE fear no evil, for thou, Heroin, POPLAR:" When you enter are with me. a root, do you say, "There YOU re," or "Here I am?" " Thy Needle and Capsule that a while. comfort me. Thou strippest Poude wish you had more Do yu the table of groceries In the triendt Get Abby's booklet, of my family. Thou I order to get tier inaster's, one (if Mrs. Wilson's assignilm-tits was to write a play in 1924 slit later taught high school English for six years. Mrs. Wilson, who is past 80, and lives Orange City has dedicated the book of poetr4 Mrs. Wilson writes in various media and to her three daughters, Virginia , Peggy and her works are considered philosophical, Bonny. amusing and even militant. She is a nmemnlx'r of the Florida State Poets Association Inc. She earned her BA degree from Elmira dthie National Federation of State l'oetr College N.Y. and her MA degree (ruin the Societies Inc.—DORIS DILTItIUL University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. In - ., FHIEND: 11 the IYAR ' Set '. shepherd, I shall always that probably what they are. want. Ile maketh me to lie a common miscon. down In the gutters. ceptin that after cremation -111le leadeth me beside the troubled waters. lie destroyed the ody is reduced to fine what Actually, ashe. remins Is a combination of lie leadeth me in thg paths bonelragments and ashes. of wickedness. 200 N. 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Aveaq AWW@d CDX Sheet r * discovered recently In ratpr wild imagination. le jar containing.the soReidsville, N.C., In a closed REED car 139 - These tragic words, part of shold say that she claims a twisted rewording, of the the are her late husband's beloved 23rd Psalm, were asts, because this lady has a MARIE Bundle 89C 7 J .- - Party ! She will be - holding an autograph - party Satutday, frwu lt a.m. until 2 p.m., at Gifls by Nan, East First Street, Sanford. The public is cordially invited. -- Autograph Mrs. John (Mary IA)wse) Wilson, forinerh has recently publilshed tier fourtil book I igits Along th Shore a deligtful collection of poetry. - WEAR A - ROSE - - Ilt"1111INGS are making their hoine in Rochester where the bride is emploN-ed as a setcretary and the bridegroom is in construction. Augustine, the newlyweds of &ariford, ______ ,.. Also found In the car with he dead woman Was the 'ritten message' ''Jail didn't cure me. Nor id hospitall;ation help me for hig. 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I S)OM IN . BRIEF' . . . . - , . % . . I * Grldders There are u flrtjwi rep that Senlnokthgh_ Footba ll coach Jerry Posey was last seen floating at the 50-yard line in a life raft following Wednesday night's monsoon that washed out Uw scheduled Tribe Orange-White intrasquad game. Crooms gridiron squad which ' Taack was chosen as the Im'st finishes the season with a 3-2 valuable and Mildred Her Undaunted, and hopefully dried out by now, Seminoles will try again this afternoon, hoping to beat the th undershowers by playing the contest at 3:30 at the Seminole Stadium. Bill Scott's Lyman Greyhounds were also chased inside Wednesday night, forcing postponement of the scheduled Blue-Gold intrasquad contest Scott and the Greyhoundshave set a Friday afternoon te n tati ve date forthegame wlthaprobable4p.m. start depending on wea t her Oviedo coach Joe Montgomery will have one eye in the classroom and the other on thls'afternoon's cloud record and one washout. they as the most improved. Klein presented Jay Hauck won Francina Mark wi th the award for the most Tatums "Pete Rose Hustle" outstanding linebacker and award and Treva Shelton was Doug Sanders with the most selected for the leadership outstanding offenaive award. lineman Soccer Coach Duane Fogg formations. Monty and the Lions are scheduled for most valuable player award. Shoemaker garnered the most "Dion carried our offense valuable pplayer. i - d baseball 0 . - = o s~w -,, . .) I ,I :I . . . * le . I. I 4!.4'- . It \ \ 't Jr .k1. 4: - .1 *'. - r ' 0 •. - . ... 1 I ..i " 0 ) . Montreal at Eon Diego at - • . ' iday and two for Saturday. . - •. In one of the roundball •'flij haS tn the greatest sports Coach Betty Watson 0 I W L Pc?. GB 22 16 .579 Oakland 20 17 .SAI Seattle Calif ... . 6 .. . - was most improved team at was best defensively and John awards of the evening were athlete of the year and three. Law who despite his battles Seminole Sporting Goods at 6'b.m. A contest between Flagship Bank of Seminole and Jack Prosser Ford that was rained out Wednesday night will follow the two pee wee 4eague games tonight Polk the best offensive player. 1 presented by Principal E. L. I Marlette tabbed 6-1 Calvin For Ernie McPherson's 84 Polk hit the baseball at a .40q Blacksheare and were ,,KiKi" Bryant as the Pan- baseball team, pitcher Greg clip. WilbertGordon was mosl deemed the most important. ~ the m most valuable player, Hill walked away with most, improved. Trichel Taack was honored at Chase Park. Bryant led the team in scoring valuable honors. Paul Griffin 0 - Talks . s Away * mediator Kenneth Moffett RleliAtift players and owners together we've made up to now. The In time toavoida strike by the st rike 1, not good for anyone, 11 the fans." playersFriday, ad t - 0 . like a beaten man. . . "Sitting there at the table," 0 40 _ 1 to agree on llyanything. It they show no thety are philosophi ca . . -". corn - t One thIns the ?artlessr III me that U4 IUU 'i" " there was no progress made ver on the Wednesday, and uOflhIluI of session ano r1 for I was se negotiations ?a ona m some of tUU.y, .. Since then, the owners have P' , ., . WHETEWALLS I IS II I I.. I. 4 7ii4 114 $I ')50 11% when you buy the first fire ag our everyday lowprice ofS4l r.s . ,la&l.,,Ia,l fn. t.n.p •nItn.l .Ini. •.**. •*. IS'.I.IS ii's.ii II'S- I. II'..Ia 511W SIN SIN 0W 'IN 515W )M 4•,, 44W 47W W11 1 4 74M 1GW 7411 1154 11W II'S-IT 51W 2(11 I', I' 111 American League ....... ISM 17W Il's-is 71W lIPS Sli', (.I'3.IS I$l'l- I 7511 SI IS CW 14P ),% 2'T iI'S-IS OW 1 Bosox Bomb Blue ,6 ii, . j don't want to get- too deJICtJd when that h,ppens, I UI - I - I, . " , ' -. . . IL . .- _. * 0 .* ..- .,I -. - I . .J - sitar - four 10L3*s, 0 hi fl--.i.witho iw-ja,w. - '. mrnnesuia IsHap Chicago's fosxgame winning streak. imp' " .—t---- - - '' - 3. .- 2' 'gor s Graig Nettles and Riçpert j ete4i for borne runs' off reliever Aürello Lain In the Uth. Aigelal, Reagers $ - California's th1nnesof ___ _____ ____ Valet, Tor • r I 2, On .# ',II -. - ___________ ____ I give H70.I5 .. J i." * I '.1.11.., $s.a.i Del 28 91 31 .341 l 3112442 339 Phil . LA 7. American League — Ogilvie, - . 0 $21.50 0 * • .7 -- . 0 4 - lIJ 11 0 0 n • II Wheel ri I - I Ua "' ' ICII? &ItJuS?"t •0 21 wit-woroto'l ,)I hano Model 1U90 Reg.$349 95 Model 1seo Rig $279 9$ Model Rag $279 Sale Sale Sale I y. 0 Till \lV 1II' I RD.ltl R ' 0 Si 6995 Sale . I u - Till I'l Till RII'1141 i(1l ih'l k',i'Rl [I "i'IIPI * Model 16160 Reg $229S -* - f the I . '-r.'.". the air. "Until I know lie is totally healthy. I cannot cou n t on hut, Silas said. 11 he is, it will e iny job a lot easier." Ile will take over ,I club coming off ,I 35-47 sewson. Besides Walton's uncertain future Silas must contend with disaffected guard Lloyd Free, who has . in in a contract till . with owner Levin. , , - ." -"A " "I 1Akr II Ti - '. Il Ii -- * 11 'I?'IIl I. * 4 4 ''c.' - 0 T 'Ih 1100 IIU\t'.li K I , llor": if,, IL... .tAr. -4-,-~Ir . . ''.. . 1-11.0f,A'111 1.t. I I M AC EritI r 1 11 ,, If -, I , 1, A11I.I,.r,i1, It 1 P , 0,, 11,40 41 , " , .. .4 Ciul I - t, ,. $1495 a *A% . . 4(# SO cc - S le . a , Sa a.e le $2495 t4A95 . F I RESTON E S A N FORD - in my heart. But I'm looking forward to the challenge. I don't think I fit into Ixnny's plans " .rrili4,IL.i .. . $3595 • . 1;, ~ I 1. ."I , -I - , cnI I_ ~ I 11'. , "'I'J "u.,41 h 1, ,wh 'A" .11#1-1 ..w.Ii"1. % I ..—....I 1 ~ - ..... _. .,..-J-...-- * I , kii, .I 1, " -Wr- iiiJ ' %rt -0.11 11.%1% - . Asked whether hi' had any regrets a bo ut leaving Seattle, Silas said, "I had some good times inSeattle. 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NawYor$,Hostes1' OhIzs Oakland the victory. - otctianpagne Pares c1outd a * '. I . BagNo ' • (at a reasonable price) See flflLL 24211112"tIA411olf-111 ' bla. p1 mplon polyester cord I I combbW six49% pi0ing of , I mW Pittlibillrab 'I So DIOP Uft Torrei *A Did DW, 2; Hollift-W 3, Ault& % victory L 35 127 a .339 Puhl, Hou I . ridi tjI ___ ________ . * In his 16 seasons, Silas has scored 11,782 this year." I JimplI8,51~L $25 8 8 $98~8 I - " 'i uza uio a'iuiricau League," now has six homers ____ for the season. In otiwe games, Cleveland MiJit' toçped Baltimore, 05001$ edged the Chicago WhIte Sox, 34, lbS New York YanheasdDstrc4t& to ii Innings, California nipped' Texas, N, Oakland beat (jtiai City, 44, in 14 golitotiwn around again.' said DW)'Bf after CIUb)ir4 hotne'rua - giving him fOur inthreerdghts — tomatch Tony Pares' output wed. nesday night md Iced the Red $01 to an 114 rent of th Toronto Blue Jays. , . . 1. -- I . %. \ *41 Bag No. 16993 \ 0 . ', i\ ~ ' - ' I . 1 0 .1 \ \ r- Collins, ACin S,III.,I-,..,,,,..,i,,,.,l.,..,.,i,,,,,,I,$ ___ ____ ______ ________ - - De1ue ~ -N 0 think 11, game ,1,11 I played and I want 10 give it a shot. I think it will be successful." V 36 136 33$ 36 140 47 .336 . ' i' I - i1] - P4W s By UWted Press laterulloaa home run and added a One- seasm for ClmlsndL , ' r it.. * ~~ . Hrrvdz, St.L -_ t affordable prices. settlement on a very tough ously thought — it was cort- . . '. III'S-Ia This ga'. i,uving radial IS Smith, LA Service Offers Ii 11% *ij 164111L % ilI ( -T. -- X l.tTl*I 2.411*1 LL Ij '.010-14 0- I ' .. - -_ 0 AS H Pct. 1.n k%, 11 ..... . 11 ... % I ld-,, It ...... .. "I lt , t"I"ri .J ... I s - ... . I Nsftsaf L.oue - Hndrck, St.L MoneywSaving . , • I _____________ issues involved In the I haven't been a starter for the last 10 years. I 'don't think I'll start now. I don't see myself playing an awful lot. lil.pick my spots." "I think I have a good insight as to what the game is really about. I have spe cific ways I - AAaior Loall" Leaders Unitaid Press InUrnallonal ft 1 . . . . . night Boston, 1 Kan City at Calif, night 0 I . all other . is - - suranceprotectthem The stuDblth \block of compensatron has all but obliterated the fact the parties have settled or are near settlement on virtually . H RXIIII.-Buy now- and SAVE? ., . . -_ ~ Shue resigned May I after coaching the Clippers in their first two seasons. Silas said lie doesn't plan to play a great deal. "If I see it's not working, I'll just Minn at Milwaukee, night I 't cope with Cleveland at - Wilkens. 1 1 20 •.. Friday's Games Now York at Toronto, nigtt Detroit at Baltimore, night ,, ---. \- %-bo_PIayga,.Lq only _ 14 _gqqi~p because of a recurring f t injury, is s iff" ave i' o .,,, ,,• (_. 1 signed a one-year Lvntract as a player. lie did not reveal Silas' salary. Chicago at Seattle, night 30%-to 50%0110 second you buy the first tire regular prlce followed by four years the first players strike ., in history. Basic Agreement - such as Since Miller emphasized the minimum salary, pension strike would begin with the plans, and retirement benefits games of Frida y - not - although Miller says the .__...J.,._. ........J mzuzugrn snursuay, ..a LWVYI' owners anowuni get any or tines ., * )c p.m. Califor nia (Aase 3-3) at Texas (Ma?tack3l)11:3Sp.m. Oakland (Kingman 1-4) at Kansas City (Martin 41), 8:35 p.m. Blacksheare, * ,, ' - The issK threatening- to agreement - with a moving create a baseball strike effec- deadline are significantly Live with compensation pensation theownerawantfor any free agents that are signed In the fall re-entry draft. The players think agreeing to that would deny he the basic rights they have only recently acquired. And will, ' drawn at that poin, .. ,ther party Is willing to budge. . 'we warn w nang up a 4 -. '' Miller referred to the Players Assoclatlust - says signing of the last Basic the strike isdeflnitely the Only Agreement in 1976, which he said, "it sounded like we way for the players to go. $$ A , strike __ __ were a month away from a creates tad oll 24 hours. treu&es," he said. "Moving Se: They got much time edeadlnebackdoesn't . * W DAY ~ " .* esn t change the fact they expectedthis. I think t owners ha ve been aiming at lFirestone PRE- '17he players don't want to news conference after Marvin Miller, executive Wednesday's talks loo king director of the Major League 4 * . 4 Tim. Moffett, who has been at- es"lly when you consider tempting to bring baseball's - the progress (on other Issues) . - * * NEW YORK (UPI) - The Issue," said Ray Greey, ceivable the talks could frustration of federal head of the owners' Player continue through Friday more 'I size . ; . ___ ' v a control o teAe, Clippirs as a free agen0rom the Seattle Supersonics, where he had played sparingly under coach Lenny ~ Minnesota 3, Chicago 2 . Oakland 4, K.C. 2, 14 inns Seattle 6. S oday's Games (All Times EDT) Now York (Tiant 2-2) at 'Toronto (Stith 41), 7:3S p.m. Detroit (Petry 2-1) at Bat. ~ I - . . -i;.: who resigned. Phipadeiphia, 8 - 05 p.m '- California 9 Texas ' piimen e d 1 0 Get Nowhere Strike Stands . . 0 -0\ ç contract to io1iclt tht. Clippers, and Is coach of the Clippers to replace Gene Shue. . 11 - 0 I I 0 1 1 r , I — - TORO FOR 19801 TRADE-IN YOUR OW MOWER NOW! the only players scoring more than 11,000 NBA points with more rebounds than points to their credit. acti%e player, Wednesday was named player s . . PRESENTS Gear Di 2 Bushel llai Iry Levin owner and president . I - - pulled down 12,357 rebounds ted 11 I. joining Bill Russell and Nate Thurmond as new coach, Paul Silas ii defense-minded 16year NBA veteran, Silas, a 36-year-old grandfather who has ' Clie"1411nd-4-Baltimairg- 7 , *_ . r,--%%-May'27--- fillf Isrsho'ef 3, dr___ you Philadelphia, 8:0S N.Y. 9, Detroit 51 sport Vernon LaiN was ac- persevirid and endured in corded the same award for three sports to win the theboys. greatest athletic award Um "It's a special privilege to school has to " cotn I The final two athieti as the most outstanding girl award this trophy p yto Vernon * * - San Diego Clippers are going to have a little different look next year, according to their - Philadelphia 2 May 22 -- N.Y. Islanders at 3t,z .451 16 19 points - ' I layers are left to ilgrf - di rig 11111, baseball; Detifi-AfiloirfiAir, soccer'and said Marlette about his her most valuable softball Trooms' Most Va Liable Vernon Low, all sports;.~ Ichel Taach, volleyball talented squad. "We didn,t -performer. Blanche Whitted Dion Jackson, football. Odessa Cosgrave, softball , The o Pee Wee League opens second half reach one of our goals of an was the best defensively and and iil sports, Calvin 'l4k1' Bryant basketball not pictured. of its season today at Chase Park with two games. Ken ' . unbeaten season, but we did Hope Peterson the best ofI J games n any fensively. Veronica 4:30 p.m. and first half champ Clem Leonard Shell 19 20 .487 N V islanders 1' SAN DIEGO UPI, -The fire-when-ready Philadelphia 3 (of) May is Philadelphia B. N.Y lslariders3 May 17 NV Philadelphia May 19 - S - I (All Tim,, EDT) Islanders lead series, 3.1) ' Texas . . Chicago at Westside Field. Cardinal Industries battles Poppa , 13 70 .429 cl (Best 4t 7) •. 6 West P ress International Y 3 !6 ! 4 • Championship Series Philadelphia Islanders 04 • ' mark. 19 Is .314 . basketball Learn to its finest Both runners lettered for National League, First Federal plays tha first place Boston BaIt)mrç CIeveInd victory total ever wi th a fl..5 Seminole also Railroaders at 5p.m. at For t Mellon Park and Clem Toronto ocey NHL Playoffs - 21 19 15 .559 I' Milwauke 7 0, ,~ ro East '1" podium was Chris Marlette, Lena Easley as the most who guid ed the Panther valuable track performers. In today's scheduled action in the Sanford Little LOIS , & I i' * Rain washed ou t a lull slate of games Wed nesday in the Sanford Little American and Sanford Junior leagues. One game has been rescheduled for today, two I New York Turning to the spring College Western Athletic Conference -Named Dr. Joseph Kearney as commissioner American League V 'Ti, Signed linebacker m ght p . ' * seriesofthreeoneyear contracts, le$a 1haQo a at ttsburgh, night Atlanta at New Houston at Philadelphia, i, ,. "*i' season. st. LOuis -- New Fridaj s Games pm .. - at 42) 1 ' tv,C-ruh homer for 't Lows a - Pinch-runner Matt , Greg Luzinski s single, Smith Bill Robinson scored Omar to give' the Phillies ran for Luzinski and reached Moreno with his fourth single victory over Cincinmiti. "No, it wasn't a very good second on a walk to Del Unser of the game in the ninth inplay," said Philadelphia to set the stage for the win- ning. rung play. Manager Da llas (,reen (thnts 4, tubs 1 guess it's inexperience more Expos 3, Braves 2 Vida Blue, 6-2, pitched a than anything But it did Rowland Oflite doubled srchitter for his fourth distract the right fielder. I'm with one out in the bottom of coinulettgame to lead San sure he took his eyes off the the ninth toscore Ron LeFlore Francisco to its fifth straight from second and give Steve ball looking for Lonnie ictory . draft choice, has agreed toaseries the 1"4 Los I i- i, I • , - b. jb end Daniel Jacobs. a I ilthround Diego at Pittsburgh (Blyleven 04), 7:35 — . onnie Coleman to threeyear the opener, Mike Easier hit a Collins dropped the ball for an I've ever seen at third." contract. Schinidt canie ho ' me on game-tying pinch liomer an'd Seattle-- Announced defensive error and Smith raced home San p.m. If Houston Announced the _ . & Alexander scored on Steve It was a rout.int. play if it Nicosia's infield out in the the ball looked like an easy double hadn t gone haywire,' Knight eighth inning to hit Pittsburgh to a sweep which broke a pin) that would have sent the said 'It ruiked rut in the ear It-Was-one of the worst hops- three-game losing streak -In game into extra riiiig btii B:mrer of Michigan State their third round draft pick HouMon - Signed runnin baU Son. FrarKiSco 4, Chicago I Today's Games (All Times EDT) 0 ' ' halfback. "He also did a super sports, Marlette returned to name- middle distance runner job for us as lInebacker." Following Klein to the Mike Wooten a nd sprin ter - ot k .. ' . '. Buffalo George Foster's throw from and reached third just as left field. Reds' Davie Collins reached signing of . tight end Mark Los Angeles t h .I II . Basketball San Diego - Signed Paul Silas from Seattle as pla,yercoach. Denver - Named Paula Hanson assistant, genera I ma nager. Football 'New Yort-57Houston I--- 11 % I.I) II *1 League. Atlanta 2 ,Phlladelphia9 Cincinnati - 1.1 . 20 IS .571 .3 ciftcl 21 16 .568 *3 Son Die" ' . 18 19 .486 6 Son Fran 16 72 .421 V11 Mlants 13 21 .382 91,j : Wednesday's Results ;sr 4 3 San Diego 3 Is? sburgh Diego 7114 - , Angeles. Ted Sinimun&bda- three-run hounfr in a four-run Dodgers 5, Cardinals 3 Dust) Baker smashed a eighth inning to spark I us Philadelphia's pinch-runner guess he took it to heart." lavera3 drove in two runs' rookie Lonnie Smith a little With the Phillies-traffing, 8- each and Doug Flynn scored . an r maybe it was just 7,* Mike Schmidt had opened three runs to back Pete thex1porus' 0 ofta game tied 8-8 the ninth with a ground ball Falcone's four-hitter over essure that caused him to make the tight to the line at third. When eight innings. Falcone' 3-2, .. reckless move. the bail hit a seani in the lost a shutout bld when Enos With one out in the bottom Astroturf and -bounced over Cabell hit his first homer of of the ninth inning, Smith took IUy Knight's head, Schmidt the yearin the seventh. off from Second on Manny sped to second, beating Pirates 4-3, Padres 3-2 Trillo's line drive to right field Baseball 1 Chicago IAL) -- Sent pitcher Francisco Barrios to their Class A farm at Appleton. Cincinnati-Signed 19 year old pitcher MArk Bowman and Go I / - 1 4 I II . ons . 4 6 8 81,1 Houston ' b E' II I-# I II el% _P, I 4 X_ . I I . . .. 1 4W . ~ standing offensive player, Griffin as the best on offe nse while speedy tailback Dion Juan Falcon was named most Jackson made off with improved and goalie Dean play after play," Klein praised about his talented . I . Quarterback Vernon 'Law cited Brian Nulty as his best was named the most out- defensive player and Paul their intrasquad game tonight at 730p m on Lyman's field, weat he r permitting. 0 . sports Tuesday night in its while Torrie Hendricbwas annual "Awards Night" held selected as the most irn- In the school's meeting proved Point guard Vernon complex. Law won the leadership Head football Coach Bill award Klein oned the festivities For Andy Tatum s girls with the introduction of the volleyball team, Trichel Weatherman Chases — By SAN COOK and rebounding. ' Herald Sports Writer Wilbert Gordon won* the Crooms High School "coach's award" for honored athletes in seven dependability and hustle, . • Montreal 17 16 .315 Chicago Is Is ASS New York 13 20 .394 St. Louis 14 22 .309 West W L Pct. . . 2 1 12 Off For Phillies T* * - Pays By United Press International it,ld him when I sent him Rogers, 4 - 4, the victory. Maybe the threat of a strike out there, I-k), you're the Jets 5, Astros 1 b , major-league players had winning run. Let s get it. I Lee Mazzilli and Frank and Corbett, Minn 4 East - mble. % KC 7; Monge, Clev, Lopez. DC? Nation al League Ga S .Mith!S I Thursday, May 22, 1flO-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl . ~1' I ~ _ Ocis'ehiall - SPORTS WIM I - I a - -:i _________ - 04 0 -'Z" �C * . * -* -. __________ _______________ --a - . - . -' - -* * -- I . ..... . • ,. - - . 1 f ..- .- . I - - -. - - - - - - - - - * - - --- C H BLONDIt" 1OA — EvIning Herald, Sanford,Fl. Thursday, Mayfl l$o -- - __ - . -__,~ DINNER 1 ... .. 1 . . ___ __ HONEY EA;~ ~_ I %~ _.- -.3 - - .- __~ - -, - -_ Hi Q- , — -4 __1 . 7 - ' ( d) I . A .--.. ~, , -, c>-- a -' Z~ ~' _ _ \ - - ___ . # _____ ____ * Ili) 11_r ___ ______ ____ e. __ __ _____ _____ P ?z - ______ . 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Not One But 2 Eggs, BCOO or cump an Cheese on - __ ____ -11 FURNITURE SANDWICH - P11 DAY, MAY30 __ ____ M*im P$A 9 $16, Cl - Ballet cnild of Sanford-8emlnok for Reesid McDonald Gainesville, 8p.m., Sanford Qvlc Canter. H Memorial Day Ceremeks, 11 am., Sanford - Memorial Park on lakefront. Disabled An1cai High Br-es Ensemble. ____ ;'. , 9. • . - ONLY -- UEAKFAST7AM Tdll AMDAILY 011 Rem.mbor Only at Burner Chef Fres'sflUs LargeDripksSodws Obend 1 1 f7 Xw * * . N LaT ____ ________ _______ ______ . ________ _________ PTO 36 MOO . I ____________ ______ _____ __________ ING' Opon Mon., Tuas., Thurs 104 Lr'.a..i Fri 10-la SotO.S. Closed Wd.& Sian. . '207 MAGNOLIA AVL PH. 3231440 DO _ -f Nm - - --' * -- . * winter Springs. Mlaer, 6p.m.; jreaentatioos 7pm. __ , - 'I - & Colors. - -- - -' • ________ Ha, 752S W GRAMMING _____ ____ _____ - 0L4) CHAIN REACTION HOUSE - ____ ____ / ' HERO AT LARGE 12:00 6:54 I- )' AFTERNOON JOHN MITTEN PG _ - (flQ A ROAD TO THE WHITE w 0(7)0 NEWS _ \_ PO NEWS (214(10)A.M. WEATHER - ANINIATIRD IO 6:45 HE DON'T 141 ONLY GALAXY EXPRESS LAST NITI I ONLY 11:55 0 ED ALLEN :' LAST NITI L 1 A1M 13(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE J 0 FAMILY FEUD 6:30 TWi4- ALL SEATS 99 _______ 11:30 - I , c., [WAL (A) JLJ~ ( 1 7) THE ATHLETES --- - FRIENDS (II) (I 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (35) CANDID CAMERA 1058 o 8UNfSE CALENPA9 A~61E.' BUT CLERK -i. A w -r ro ETTLE ,'1CTEL PWN INCIDENTALLY. ---- ---'-- 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 6 (i4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (S) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI S) 0 HEALTH FIELD * 13(17)SPECTREMAN )PTL CLUB OLD frIAN l 6ETTIN' - (I 0) SESAME STREET (24 ERS(THU) 8(4)COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI)- with Ma jor Hoop( - OUR BOARDING HOUSE - t. ER AND FRIENDS DO UG LA S ROAD (WED) (12) (17) MOVIE "Dial M For -) 4:00 ' fi t4 CARD SHARKS (12) (17) MOVIE (!)O ABC NEWS - - (1 7) I LOVE LUCY (WED- 10:00 6 4 NASHVILLE ON THE - FRI) Li) 0 MOVIE OU(35)DINAHI&FRINDS (TUE) Carson - Guests Hoyt Axton, Arnaud de Borchgrdve CI) 0 THE JEFFERSONS George is proud when Lionel begins acting like a playboy - ~1_1)(35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (17) GREEN ACRES 0 4i POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) 64' PORTER WAGONER - - 2:30 i2 IT 1) FAMILY AFFAIR 8:00 11(17) LAST OF THE WILD - fi (4 ANOTHER WORLD (R) I) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) , (3 5) BENNY HILL Øfl3 "The Guru Of Surbiton" ) 0 MIKE 0 4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0 4 ) 0 7 0 NEWS o LA RGE . 11:00 -- - - - --• '12 (17) WORLD AT - - I) (1 7) NEWS (WED-FROP i 4(1O)v.I.PEOPLE(THU) (MON. WED) - (9(10) THE GOOD NEIGH- (ID (35) WILD, WILD WEST (CBS); 6: The Jeffersons (CBS); 7: ( tie) Laverne & Shirley and Taxi ( both ABC); ThURSDAY,MAYZS - . - .. economist Hazel Henderson . - - 04 (10) THE VICTORY OAR. 6 CAROL BURNETT AND DEN (FRI) * FRIENDS (I.tl ( 1 7) ROMPER ROOM (5 ~ 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY :00 ... FRIDAY Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist aiurct, Sanf ord. Blvd. __ * : -' -' mandecidestohaveanatlair Futures- Bill Moyers examines the concerns of Franklin Counly, Massachusetts citizens over the energy crisis arid talks with -- Daltona Library Community Roon 11 Providence * UPOSD ______ * • - continents 1: Miss U.S.A. Beauty Paet(C•2• 60 Minutes 5 p.m., TUESDAY, MAY 27 ' Adult film prepsus at Deltons Public Library, 2 p.m., "The Commanders: Sir- William Shin - Thd' * Marshal, British Army," 1I Providence Blvd. "' p Q '. NAL Alternative Energy - - - -- 3:00 i 0 GUIDING LIGHT , 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL I I,(35) CASPER FLORIDA I 4- (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 8:30 (A) 64) TODAY (1 (17) BANANA SPLITS MORNING un 0 GOOD (WED-FRI) AMERICA 3:30 (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 04 (1O) MAGIC METHOD OF - itr(35)THEFLlNTSTONES 04 (10) VICLA ALEGRE(R) OIL PAINTING (MON) 12;(17) THE FLINTSTONES '2 If 0) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) (WED-FRI) 4 (1 0) LOOK AT ME (WED) 1:35 i (17) N EW S 1:40 !2)- (17) MOVIE "Life At The Top (19661 Laurence Harvey. Jean Simmons Unaware that his wife is doing the s,ime, a 0 / (!] (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (1OBILL MOVERS' JOUR- ---- * (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:25 - dollars (A) on sports and the dance - - TURNS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 (F TODAY MORNING () o GOOD AMERICA i!15) (35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 - (3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (TP (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (10) OVER EASY (I 7) LUCY SHOW 8:25 6 t14) TODAY IN FLORIDA g(aphei who uses the unwilling detective to steal hall a million i n its various forms, focusing softhegtafl'(Rf - -- - _____ _, - ' .,,. .. _ to Oewlasle c.ty H makers of ti.nford, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light Sunshine Roosn, 301 N. Myrtle -- Avenue,$anford. - 1 - Tony Curtis A classic hero and-villain battle spans three cording to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: monte Spr ings. 'rMAY; lb c ___ ___ -'- i o BARETTA Barettas reputation and career are almost destroyed by a photo- Lame for a salute to movement governor ordsrs hIm to cut - Carbon, Lake Mary. ___ I Race" (1965) Jack Lemmon. weak endi ng May 18, ac- - Yoib Programs inc. annual Vohateer Appreciation T ' - - * _ Ata ' V _____ ____ INIft "Na Playalinda Beach in Brevard County. - "The Great (12)(17) MOVIE Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. - OVER SMIMS Michael Al-Anon, 5 p.m., recrea tion hail behind Stromberg by Craig I.I(R1NIN& -' '' ___ * ZOONIES IC closing the road that leads td' " Lake and Country Club, Lake MM. ___ ' ' Brookes for the night (RI * Altamonte r-'i SAtDIWr ________ - _____ThAr _ WAS _ ____ MMiV' J - -___ ____________ _____________________________________ 09 Kim IT (NOV MAY HAV.ThE ___ . FINISHW - Am by T. K. Ryan __ ___ _ __ CAJLERIJUST I L _ ___ ___ _ ___ ____ - L, WHA1S ___ THAT? _ .5 , . EVERY IDS* _ __ - Presidential candidate Allen - . Sanford Alt, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. GRP2 I"Eow' y€u.. prjpc. 'EM.'! It1PEEC) w. w ] LI1' '' - _____________ - THAT'S NO I Ah7 BE R — -.::ç. GREAT— - f] ~4) TOMORROW Guest are forced to move in with the Church, North Woodland Blvd., De La nd., - Starr I ; -_- ___ __________ ______ ____ ' ___ C.IT"! CAT' __ ___ _____ ___ _________ _______ __ b i. . . J%A)i I. - - _ * creator, Earl Hamner, to the ' - Diet Workshop, 7 p.m., Florida Federal S.&L, State Roads 434 and 436; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian MPH GOVERNOR'S _____________ _______ __ _ ,J . LIfe. ___ "rVU __ _____ 0 4 1:00 kitchen on fire, he and Helen The 10 top network Ch ur ch, Cassel be rry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, TOPS Chapter, 7 p.m. o _______ marrying into the 10t set o THE ROPERS Alter Stanley accidentally sets the behind and NBC a distinct ' % I'VE .CT AN IPEA, luCillE-. investigate the Department of Defense's study on the security of NASA and the impact of MONDAY, MAY26 Long*ood-Wlnter Springs Chamber of Commerce, , noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and State Road 434. , Monday Moroers Toastmaster. Cl ub, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altunonte Springs. : Weight - Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Road, A .--.. Each present-day Walton actor at one point is introduced by the show's (ABC); 4: Little House on the - for himself and his daughter by 'iii (35) LOVE, AMERICAN (10) PROBE "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" Probe with Prairie (NBC); 5: M-A-S-Hr uck at trick one has depth Andrea Doria and the 1964 Alaskan earthquake is shown. FLORIDA h Seminole Alta Robin - UF' is Rici-tani Thomas as John.. Boy. -- - benefit the Longwood Police Department SWAT Team. but if he had merely bid three him of one entry to dummy. hearts, North would surely (NEWSPAPER rEJwIusE ASSN - 'DtD IOU HEAR OH, MAN! ThEi' S - ruffs the third one. He gets back to dummy b rutting his last spade, ___ ___ another club and ruffs It. fifth club is now established I dummy, but he hals no way get there to cash it. East' South bid a trifle too much, recognise the phonies easily. wild only f rustrate you. it severe financial difficulties attempts to create a life of ease kwiIt) " ' ---- --- - -------' ff1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD markets. In the sweeps 'rrIou'T YOU CBS Seminole Alt, 3p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake - p.m. Open to public. Chicken Barbecue dinner 11 a.m. clu . Then he leads clubs an Clever ideas you have may It's best not to make extensive and meeting new people plants today. Play everything today, these who pat on false by ear. Following a blueprint airs turn you off. You'll ______ ' - * kinig-of trumpss stop an overruff of the -Pan- Opening lead:4 2 - because you are a go-getter. tomorrow t he y might be ' Don't feel badly about leaving forgotten. them behind If they're pokey. TAURUS (April Whil ___ __ Pan (Aug. 23-Sept. U) never BBt off the growid By Oswald Jacoby idlers may be extremely because you have a tendency and Ain difficult to tolera te today to procrastinate today. __ 't.. -PLU _y's life would have beer May also is "sweeps" month, with Nielsen and Arbitron pol ling audiences in 200 local "Young-At-Heart" Dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Corn: - munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 leads back that same jack C diamonds. South must playJils,.acf - i VIRGO ' - P1 G5 1, E p g cident, among others. Orson lets him see what is in front, with ABC close - -4Q l-4I - open. best play is to play a secon spade. ow East wins an _ FRINGE t..rrTL.E iMPORTED MOM A LOW-MILEAGE FLMNG LOWMILEAGE. CARPET IN AGH2AP 10 COVER ~N inconsistency - On - your part W pj wants to leave Earth until Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, 7 p.m., Florida Power & Light duck the first spade. South' Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North may quickly fly out the will annoy friends. Explain window on other ventur es. AS be fore you act. long as you understand what ARIES (March 21-April 19) L-:_ O YOu'D but a really brilliant defens would have beaten him. All East had to do was t including the crash of the Hindenburg, the sinking of the - DAYS OF OUR LIVES -- r Once Is Not Enough (1975) Kirk Douglas, Deborah Raft in A former top movie producer in MORNING - - - 12:00 Great Disasters Thai Shook pcat4eason rerun period. But - ; - ton family. fl 0 MORK & MINDY Mork fffls like such a misfit that he race for the week ending May 18, which In Itself LS not - Fine Arts Center. It was a workman Ike jot 4875 TA K842 842 thereal.lifemodetsfortheWal. ROW AMERICA 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (35) PORKY PIG AND ; RFSILESS FRIENDS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 14(1 0) SE34ME STREET ff (35) 35 LIVE THREE (i (17) THE 1:30 STOOGES I THE LITTLE JUS 7) l2' (1 BASEBALL (MON. CALS -'7:25 2:00 fli 4 TOOAYINFLORIDA il l THE DOCTO O RS 0 GOOD MORNING and Kris ten hours to retrieve a fortune in stolen diamonds from Their double. crpai1 -- 0 GOOD (1) Kelly 4 (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL 9:30 The 13 O(I)NBC MOVIE Gymnast Kurt Thomas and Dean Martin join Shirley Mac- is host for a 200th.hour special featuring highlights of shows from the past eight years and a visit with Hamner's own family, CBS won the Nielsen ra tings decides 11:50 FRANCISCO as a criminal to prevent a gang- Hamner. creator of this series, • ' IT 1(17) MISSION- IMPOSSI. BILE(MON) () (1fl MAVERICK (TUE) n-(1 7) MOVIE (WED-FRI) 7:00 to have her eliminated a woman for mugger detail (R) 10:00 (}) 0 SHIRLEY MACLAINE ,,, EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT () 0 THE WALTONS Earl causscavtttss. Rollins College Commencement for Liberal Arts dummy's last trump and dli wile's infidelity a man with a lady of the evening, and Dietrich is assigned to dregs as 8:00 6 C!) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck poses of assassins from using anti. matter toobliteratea city (R) 44, Grace Kelly Directed by A Hitchcock Alter learning of his until he learns that Lionel is aren't regular "Waltons" fans dropping out 01 will find it sugary enough to man irs the mansion when the considering college, (H) graduat'es, 1p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House, Winter Park. Reception for seniors and guests, 3 p.m., Cornell i. ' (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY moments, but those who clogging, games and contestijI handicrafts and baked' i954) Ray Milland. The World'(1979)Documenta. ry. Footage of some of the calamities of the century. hed1th, the bookburning in- Faith' Tabernacle of goods. Murder 9:00 CT) 0BARNEY MILLER REPORT actress Diana Rig __1 12:30 ) i! NEWS WOSEARCH FOR TOMOR. - St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel 1; tuning to channel 13. which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Liy(35) STREETS OF SAN .Thieves holding Sabrina give TUNE (II) (35) MAUDE home in Schuyler, Va. The special has touching 4QJ97 SOUTH yawning. Get a pal tO ta lk tO Although you may know you while you work. exactly what you are doing LEO(July23Aug.) Wlwt andenjoy-every minute of it, _ . BUGS BUNNY - (J an 20-Feb. benefit- (10) 1 Public Broadcasting System (Ti)(17) BOB NEWHART 7:00 fi lJ FACE THE MUSIC (3)0 P.M. MAGAZINE C! 0 JOKER'S WILD T7)SAP4F0RD (L!3(35) ANDSON 9 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER (I)C)$100,000 NAME THAT Hamner' family member his character is modeled after, Including Olivia's coun- ter-part, who still lives in the family Blue Ridge Mountains ' Chuhiota's building fund, 10 aim. to 6 p.m., State Road - 49, south of CItizen's Bank of Oviedo. Goapet music, king of clubs. Then rutted clu , led a spade wit J 78 QI 4104 comes to social activities, but taken chores or err ands leave you PISCES (Feb. 2OMardh 20) ____ _____ Casselberry Alt, closed, 8 p.m.*, Ascension Lutheran Church. [nih American Club of Central Florida, 8p.m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford. Covered- dish, 'ham ". fished. Saturday Night Dance Club, of DeBalry, & p.rn., DeBary Community Center. For Senior Citizens. Rollins College Commencement for duak and eveniq students, 12:15 p.m., Enyart Alumni Field Sixtn& Festival to Guest- GAME butmissingfronihereunion, House. Speaker-Ninth District Congressman Bill A' Nelson. Reception to,loUow In ;.Coi'neil 0 ace, king )f trumps EAST •AJ93 WEST 1 0842 date. ____ o . . .1 KQ could occur if details are __ __ far each to Astro-Graph, Box enthusiasm 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. AQUARIUS HrriOU WITH , MORE SNACKS W'4 __________ c!,-_• r - .. East took his ace of spade - and led back the jack o diamonds. This C011iectedd queen, king and ace and lef - .. - - NORTH .- - 5.2240 play in any involvements wi th ,thi CANCER (June 21-July 23) frIends. A misunderstanding 'ThI7' T So. ii Sanford Alt Women's Group, 2 p.m., i201W. First St. He solved it by ca ing 9 ,'- TELL CARLYLE NO ~ ff I THINK MOM JUST WHERE ARE YCAJ "'~ CARLYLE ASKEP ME TO RlNG- IT TO HIS GOING WITH THAT 5I"lACK, PRISCILL M rO.' _ "1 - @. Orlando - In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 7.30 0@) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED .~ImU ' -- have gone on to game. by sending for your copy of associates today. T y could he by Ed Sullivan , Astro.Graph Letter. Mail $1 wrongfully demean your' ' pRISCILLAS POP the house burned down Grandma's fight back to ________________________ ___________________________ -- . recoveryfrompolio,the night Weigh t Watchers, 10 a.m., Sear's Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood Alt, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's SATURDAY,MAY24 Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216 Spring Dance, what Ues ahead for you In the - _d South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30a.m., Iltona Inn. Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Il ' :k & -4 1. k, WIN AT -BRIDGE, ) who can't handle them may others would have you believe I - be a little harder for you to - about their talents, deal wi th. Find out more of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. : ' T 4 - Dec. 21) In eb realize how much you have aged, Thetwo-hour special replays Important scenes from past shows - Olivia's nce is absorbed directly into you4 home in stride. Complainers are not intimidated by what I - - Take disruptions around rely on your capabilities and I -- from the stomach Into the Triglycerides tend to be lower esophagus is a common higher in the blood of people SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- - -4r,#8JWA speaker. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m.; dinner, 7:30 p.m. Se minole SunrIse'wanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's Airport ' Restaurant, Sanford. Seminole Sou th Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. M. - 'they may be different. Believe I (NBC) Daytona Beath Orlando * (35) KUNG FU editor Norman Cousins. (A) mother, Grandma moves purposefully More the real-life 12:15 T. (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Independent 6®(3)OCflO NEWS 8 (1) NBC NEWS :1.: •. - - (D 0 CBS NEWS DO ABC NEWS 4 (10) OVER EASY. younger, Mary Ellen is a tomboy instead of a widowed Independent Orlando ([1(35) (CBS) Orlando - 10)ZOOM(R) (17) CAROL BURNETT ANQFRIENDS 630 - inaseries of flashbacks on the special. Olivia looks much Longwood Alt, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian ' Church,Stqtt Letter number 4-8, Hiatal circulation after eating, your, * Hernia; Esophageal Reflux. blood fat level will be higher, YOURBIRTIIDAY SCORPIO'Oct. 24-Nov. Ot he r reade rs who want this immediately after a fatty May23, 10 Make it a point to draw a line Issue can send 75 cents with a meal. That's why the! Yourunusualtalentsca be between business and long, stamped, self-addressed triglyceride test is of little put to,good use this coming pleasure today. Situations envelope for it. Send your value unless it's year, but don't let anyone stop Involving money and friends you fromtakIng advanta ge of could result In someone's req ues t to me, in ca re of this person who has been fastin , overnight. . opportunities just b6cause feelings being hurt. -newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, — ., M " , EVENING tradition, as is brought home - (a (1 0) DICK. CAYETT Guest: Church, Lake Howell Road. - o are . stroke of Ellen Corby, who plays the role. It makes you .- hear the words Because hiatal hernia and you leakageof acid digestive juice tr iglycer ide just think of fat.: cause (but not the only one), am sending you The Health * art and makeup could achieve, and that's been the pattern on television. Child actors seldom had been able to grow up all the way to wluiu'i. But the Waitons broke with Seminole County Council of PTAs annual dinner, Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs, with Dr. ' Trevor Coburn, president of University of Central Florida as ét1oed. By BERNICE BEDEOSOL .* 8 - ——— (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I MP - 8:00 loved was as changeless as Visit Cape Kennedy Museum. Leave Leeds, . Casselberry, 9 a.m., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 a.m., call Doris Rogers for reservations. DEAR READER can be corrected. General usually Triglyceride is a chemical measures are of the body44 directed toward decreasing name for fat. Most' stomach acidity because of fat you have underneath your3 ~.--the . problems that I've skin is in the for .-. 1 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (TUE) Cable Cli ' FRIDAY, MAY 13 Senior citizens trip to Fort Lauderdale for Jungle * Queen Boat Ride and stay at Oceanside Holiday Inn, increased from 146 to -333 ti . --- & ::. - (J 0 (ABC) Orlando - n By JOAN HANAUER . two-and-a-half years. My because of it. ve frequent door tr ied to e xplain it torn ha e who Peo pl problems with spasm of the but I didn't unders ta nd. My: esophagus should ha ve an blood pressure was 150 over 7 — — — — J euni o . AI..AUOD,8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. of the stomach, just at the tip person can understand. M3A. recent physical showed tha of the breastbone. In fact, some people can develop the tr iglycerides level ha 53 R TV Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Senilnola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Ha ll, 107 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymo us, 7:30 p.m., Community United Me thodist Church Casselberry. Sanford Alt, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. — — — any underlying disease that pounds. I'm 70 years old. 59 i - EEK & MEEK '; - glycerides are in terms a in ___________________________________ ___ _____ * SOME PP(fS cause burning pa in at the pit __________________________________ -I ______ _ . — 49 150 151152 1 - 58 ——— I P! "1 ___ II i _______ • —- people who do not have a hiatal hernia. This can also DEAR DR. LAMB Coulr you kindly explain what __________________________ ------- HO ROSCO . I-, • - examination to see if there is and I'm 5 feet 7 and weigh 165 57 / L diaphragm) or It can occur In well as antacids. IN I -- — 47 — — — COME I DON'T CP4IE AROUND NYMORE ____? TOBETTY? / I'm sending you helps * - . that will irritate the ulcers In the lower esophagus - THURSDAY, e esophagus and seem to 42 :L.. -. ' T - Cli. Cabii• iTHURSDAYI ________________________ UPI Television Writer Seminole County League of Women Voters, 8 p.m., NEW YORK (UP!) — 114 Live Oak Lane, Altamonte Spr ings. Topic: Sta tus of Waltons" are holding a family. Florida Famworkers, May Derr, discussion leader. Open to public. reunion with their real-life counterparts in the Earl L cture pollster Georg Gallup Jr., 7:30 p.m., Hamner family to celebrate University of Florida's Village Center assembly room, the 00th hour of the eightFree to the public. season-old series. The show, to be seen on CBS bp-A-Det-Zoo-Day, Wild West Auction and Musical Jamboree to benefit Central Florida Zoo, Con(Channel 6) tonight from 8-10 temporary Resort, Walt Disney World, drinks, 6 p.m.; p.m., brings home- one of the dinner, 7 p.m.; auction 8:15 p.m. Country-Western most distinctive qualities of "The Waltons" -the way it entertainment. For information call 3234450. has allowed Its child Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Quality , Long -characters and t heir parents Senior CitIzeii Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Spr ings to grow naturally on the — Qv1Center--------s. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., The Lucy that audiences - thatJ listed In The bllealth Lett4 1 '- - ______________________ ___ ___ ____ 40 39 1 - materials. Call 322-2212. ____________________________ There 10 Ii 9 Clan Sets Small Business Seminar, noon to 5 p.m., Sanford, Chamber Of"C6mmerce. $5 fee 'includes lunch and - Lamb and what n you do about 14 e AU44, 45 'I, ''''' ,%l,Ii Dr. spasms of the esophagus. I've been told that's whatlhave. It — — . TONIGIIT'.S TV ______ ___ ______ - ... -- % _____________________________________________________ : . - iii:: - In your column about .the 46 Wheel Pon (PI. r 6 5 02 !l_22 —7 — 1110 -I, - __ - I read oniy hurta dng the spasm 1"~ then Iwould 10 Shoulder (Fr.) causes 40 More uncanny like to know what 11 Becomes hot 4 Nibbles these spaSmS people to have 19 Kiss 44 Nitrate __________________________ 34 — 33 ', — . AR _. ivr . .. DEAR DR. LAMB . -.. WaItons' CALEND _________ __ 21 .. decrease the problem. contribute to the occuraflCe of Some attacks of eso phagea 17 — — the spasms. One of thes&is a 15 — — 16 — — — — are associated wit] spasm . I I . — — leak of acid material from the — — — — tension. If a persot nervo us 19 20 21 stomach backwards into the attacks frequent has lower esophagus. This can L 22 2'6 — — — occur with a hiatal hernia sometimes the docto. — 23 24 25 __________ prescribes medicine th (hernia of a part of the — 28 —— helps to prevent spasms thtoug6 the stomach by *Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER s I t M $ P R A y N R A I * a t * A , T I N 0 0 1 s ± $ £ I N Marsh plant cause. ________ NULLI1IDTION ólsHE E E 5 P A NU j: GA w I. E $ .ji57 Female saint ss O I O I (abbr.) Herald, EsophagusSpaSrnS f I ME ALE ___ ___ P 12 (4g (") ii T — ., r_1111 :_I L — - :~ /* . Thursday, May 22, 1910— hA Sanford, Fl. Evening ____________________________________________ I them. Radio City Station, New Yor manner 30 ) DEAR READER - I guess group (abbr) 5 Patriotic 47 Eye infection NY 1001g. they're a bit like muscle 28 Same (prefix) 50 Go to court it is possible to decarease cramps in the legs. You can 33 Ship record 6 Fast aircraft 32 Total 5'l Lysergic acid get one -(abbr.) spontaneously for no attacks in some people b 34 Hobo Day of week 35 Most sensible 7 eliminating cigarettes, coffet Body of water 35 diethylamide apparent reason. It's very 6 Property (abbr.) i Moue 52 Heartbeat similar except you're talking tea, colas and any substanc 8 Wishes (sI) 38 Scale note 41 Fiber about muscles that form the, known to cause digestiv 39 Baby's bed , 142 Cenainf), it 9 Mysterioul disturbances; Of co urse, if muscular tube of the hIat8i her nia Is present, IV esophagus (food tube). ' - _ i Numeric 1.40W ARE YOU 0iNG 4600pak Can c vegetable 20 Plunk DOWN 22 Fishing aids I Noble gas 23 Health resort 2 Pressed 26 Electric fish point 3 Light 27 29 Broke bread - 4 Persons ___________ ________ _______ 4 Moldy 16 Devoured 17 Sedan 18 Bulbous - ______ 47 Withers I3Publish 54Sup.rlative 12Un'tofwork_5Codedgt 14 Environment suffix agency (abbr.) 55 Odiferous 15 French 56 Sheltered side s f' 112, Roman t2 Stitch - I 4. , 'IS A d"iI's' Answer to PreviousPuizle 43 Bay 45 413CR0S$ a • _I_ - _______ ___________________________ - Yoing by Chic I I. . _ * * - 1.' �* - - S - - 4 -. - - -, - - . - - - r - I - - * - - I .d,Fl Legal Notice Thursday, May22, 1$Q - s— IIp' Wan$d ________ - ----. - Irdñ 'Ho:thge CrjsJ.. Is Carter Albatross RJi'l - ' CLAIMS OR DEMANDS _______________________ AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE got his exercise jogging-for AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Every president in recent .. t% M GP "I Lake a lot of exercise," he The unresolved Iranian PCI) f'c"r'!,Bl-okeT - - rpd) I q& b4re. ç9n(eAIq1. RtLtOR Mi,s )31 jg7 " IQi4 %tk* -. . ,,,,' )imy 'tc DQ,'tIQQ*P A**M m & hj%) 3)$ ______- _____________- ''l'l5t ' . .ACRE51L t& 'n"s P ' I.O'A t'hl-6'I te%., c1ty*t 'Vee. vfQP. a,- dece'den? OLuSlA COUNTRY ROAD 9615 ___________________________ ''' 4- r Assurrip WA \-5 ________-'- s5NEQ ° OeBary -LArQe • star* Cerirai H&A .'., %ki*,*:i.,rç S li't't b't111l'( *'ti*men 'Rth ttesc'pie '5'St'8. %*ll Or < RONTAGE PINE & CYPRESS $1 000 PER ACRE TERMS - OS washer & S -ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL. SEPTIC s 1 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED - - .brrn, ae tb'r '1,1<-i 4h'e, etta kt.5 Yi!iadp,d 5'SrO tr't YrAl && en rrm. 4fl YfW A y,y,j PAVED 37278*1 - - - -. -- ALTAyfjP4 SPRINGS P-drm 7 r.att '8t'w 3"(çi D4JPLI\ - - i- SS900 Excellent C) LOT On Hw 1* $3 POr LOT a,r 5.Aatiar. A' t-,, W.Ilbuy)Sl&?ndmortgates %' alSO m,IKC Peal Esale Business Mortgage lnves mt-n Robinson Or ancto .172 2976 RD IN OVIEDO - INC PEALTORS ' (lldij SEIGLER REALTY 3-39 0109 'r'lh. 3 18 rtl C'iI%* 18 ' 7' ISU 1l REALTOR MIS tIQm. arPQØ 5 *(r fr ml. South of E. Hwy 16. jurisdiction of the Court. 323 5963 mhs!Ied '(w1 ns.-ktqt tf ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND " . . tougher image, listening more S Soon Iran became all-conçlIiqqi Q - 'I foil-. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED IAN TENDER, Exp. Enigy legal Notice Legal Notice rsfirs.& *5.s nightlltq'ThenthlsistgqyQ WILL BE FOREVER BARRED to hardline advierssuch,ps .suming, and Carter spoke of ___________________ i1.A-'h&Cafti Date of first publication: May - —. _. • -Zbigniew Brzezinski. He also "every wakui" - moment FICTITIOUS NAME - -22, 1550 BAR MANAGER Must knowsJL refers to himself tiiore and being devoted to the fate of I Notice is hereby given that I am ________ ______ Robert H. Can'eron Plates _____ ____ CITY OF LAKE MANY, ....nee'--- --- -' ' .- -O.OtC1 .irusinew,&L.i&-A. .- EP1 W.hRe_XQIJJ*t'A,- . -, rllsy.Rd.. - - - t9.W.Mk, inure as 'your president" and tbejiqstages. Ti,JiiS aides he . • Manor Ave., Longwood, Fla., Maitland, FL 32751 LAMP SHADE MAKER. Exp. NOTICE OP PUBLIC CreatIve Exprsslors 3227*13 became quieter, less approa32750, Seminole County, Florida _________________________ MS ).'% with hard back gr sots- Ex Personal Respresentative HEARING A great deal of the Ifl chable, more cryptic, but under the fictitious name of K 5 K _____ -. cellent opporttinitv TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DAVID KRBEN 18Ipnted HOME IMPROVEMENT, and that phasis stems from his there were no big emotional YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Ill E. Robinson Street , I Intend to register said name with political advisers who want highs and lows. CASHIER. Virisy Q Uwlilt. NOTICE THAT, the City Council of Orlando FL 32501 --- • the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Fiberglass Laminators Ex City of Lake Mary, Florida, (303) 125 1651 Ft%' tutu to be more assertive. - He maintained his schedule Seminole County, Florida in ac perienced only. Excellent DOUGHNUT MAKER. Pingr ______________________________ will hold a PublIc Hearing on the Attorney for Personal cordance with the Irovlsions of thecompany beni-fltt. 10 paid From early November until of early morning hours of 5th day of June, 1910, at 7:30 Representative. IICK'n jobs. 'g' - Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: holidays, Insurance, an Equal a couple of weeks ago'Carter work, rising at 5:30 a.m. He o'clock P.M., at the City Hall, City Publish May 22. 79, 1910 I ç5a,J' Section 563.09 Florida Statutes N tWM, Opportunity Employer, Apply of Lake Mary, FlorIda, to consider DEW-li was saying, "Ido not intend to CALL 323517 Qf 1957.' In person AMF Pow,rbot aPetition bi the landowners of the . Many,.ianre,, campaign iu the primaries in4q. Sig Chester R. Kwitowskl Div. 1143 30th St. Located on property descrIbed below, FICTITIOUS NAME IIf wed'lh.jyyoi Legal Notice Sanford Airport. __________________________ until the hostages are requesting the City of Lake Mary, Notice is hereby gIven that I am - Publish - May 27, 79 & June 5, 12, We'll tIi411 )910 Florida, to annex the followIng engaged in busIness at P.O. Box released." DEW NOTICE OF INTENTION TO described properly: 10Sf Longwood, FlorIda 32750, HAIR kES5ER WANTED A couple of weeks ago, he REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME BegIn at the West ¼ corner of Seminole County, Florida under With following. Apply King of FICTITIOUS NAME announced that his problems NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Section fl, Township 20 South, the fictitIous name of PASSIVE A A A s csø, Hair, Ill) French Ave., Notice is hereby given that I am had become more "managea- 'rs,'t to Florida Statute 56509, Range 30 East, Seminole County, HOME PLANNERS. and that I M PLO V M NT G'c'.dt I'QQI. qQQdH. OtlQ, Sanford. engaged In business at 101 Manor that HERI TAGE CENTER, INC., Florida, thence run East along the Intend to register said name with '10 SleeQ*4 ItM'trt* : ble" and now he could get out Ave., Longwood, FIa., 327S0, H Florida corporation, desiring to North line of the Southwest ¼ a the Clerk of the Circuit Court, yr el IPtI5&hQO r'WA Seminole Countyi Florida under policies, engage in busIness under the dlstanceof 352.)6f.et for. Point of Seminole County, Florida in ac and explain INSULATION INSTALLER._ I comg'Ie). AvJg*l*4lictitlous name of THE fictitious name of LIFE CARE Good pay &fringeb,nef itt. Beginning, thence South fl43.35 cordance withe the orovislons of the fo(, c,Iqh The potii, taunts from 3, k*oc CENfl., Cell 323-1464 tt*rJ, jeet te a o%M an the PlorTherly in. piciltout Itame Statutes, To- SHAGGY DOG, and that I Inland * tO reistsr said 'name w1$ths -. *INGS,at Florida rgh1.69-vVlIn.et'$Iet. NeaS 427, WIt: SectIon Sê$O Clerk of the Circuit Court. AcrosstromH,atDe and his own strategists, in- City of Altamont. Springs, County DIETARY ATDE-Full time. thence Northeasterly along'iaid Statutes 195?. Seminole County, Florida in ac Your Future Qyr Concerm* experlenc. helpful. Apply to chiding cwnpaign manager of Seminole, State Of Florida, Northerly rIght-of-way of State Sg.Donatd D. Wilson cordance with the provisions Of the intends to register the said name Lakevlew Nursing Center. 51* --Road 477 a distance of 500.00 feet, Charles W Elliott Robert Strauss, influenced with theClerk of the Circuit -, Fictitious l'ane Statutes. To Wit' E. 2nd St. SECRETARY Private mawrCourt tPerice North 557.20 feet to the Publish May 22. 29. 8. June S. 12, 'section ss 09 Florid. Statutes the decision. Iran had become of SemInole County, FlorIda. ance OffIce. 'eels •ttrctiy,, North line of the Southwest '. of 1910 LPN FULL TIME-1)-7 Shift, 19s7. single. •p, women HERITAGE CENTER, INC. aflsesaid Section 22, thence West along DEW29 a no-win situation and a Apply La*evlsw Nursing 51g Janet I. Kwitowski By Forrest L. Preston noons per wk %5 pqr i'. Asaid North line of the Southwest ¼ decision was utiade to put It Center. SI) E. 2nd St. Publish: May 22, 29 & June 5, 17. As Pr cyrocy. nOt spe4 impqqfo of Section 22 a dlitance of 471.70 t'ubIlSh P' 23, 29 5. June , 323 2269. aside, FICTITIOUS NAME feet to the Point of Beginning. Said Goldenrod Dommericti will be 1950 am DEW 91 Notice is hereby given that I property containing 11.74 plus or With his concentration on DEW 67 acceptIng applications for engaged In business at Seminole 2l"Sit,jatiqn INVITATION TO BID State Certified Flr*fIghtqr chq Iran, Carter also appeared to IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR The Public Hearing shall be held Business and Storage Park, 510 SR CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALL. EMT thru May 3). 1910. Ap. neglecting inflation be and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Altamonte Springs. Seminole at the City Hall, City of Lake plicalions may bobteined at ATION OF FURNISHINGS AND Young Married CQpl Wsnfs PROBATE DIVISION REMit other problems, REL1 Mary,Floqida,JuneS,1SSO,atl:30 County, Florida, under the tic EOUIPt%ENT FOR SENIOR Fire Station P40. 1. 4755 Store 5 Qftiçq CIening, name of KAZUKO ENtitious File Number $O46CP o'clock P.M or as soon thereafter HIGH SCHOOL "BIB" LAKE Palmetto Ave., Goldenrod. Fl. evenings&ame*endi. 3234471 Carter did permit the Division SaQt "t SW as possible. At that tIme, all in. TERPRISES. and that I intend tO MARY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, between thehoursof Sam. 5$ deposed shah of iran to un- IN RE; ESTATE OF FLORIDA forested persons for and against register said name with the Clerk p.m. 1-305-471 2303. Equal ---dergo medical treatment In ANDREW VARGO the above request will be heard. of the Circuit Court, Seminole Opportunity Employer M-P. 29-RQon Deceased Said hearIng may be continued County, Florida in accordance Sealed bids from equipment --- -the United States, a decision I 5N4Q$* Millthe Fic the provisions of Contractors will be received by the from time to time until final action with NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION that set off a bizarre series of titious Name Statutes. To-Wit: Owner. The School Board of TO ALL PERSON HAVING is taken by the City Council. R.,N.S AND LSP.N.'S FURP ROOMS FOR REM! I events which led to the CLAIMS Seminole County, until 3:00 P.M. OR DEMANDS This Noticeshall be published in Section 545.09 Florida Statutes Full tIme 8. part time positions QQlM!Imc 4&' local time, May 29, 19*0 at the the Evening Herald, a nowspaper takeover of the U.S. embasiy AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Z V'' 4A?qfflm 4dJtit hPt4 available on) tq Ii 1 11 ig 7 Sig. Diane K. Johnson School Board of tires located at AND ALL OTHER PERSONS ofgeneraicirculatlonlntheCltyof On shifts. Openings in I.C.U. en In Tehran with 53 Americans LikeMary,Florlda.onetimeeath Pubtish: May 1,5, IS, 22.19*0. Q*R *'14i' m _______________________ 12)1 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: CIW' %fl44a,, t)$4 DEW-iS EVERY DAY 1$ BA*Ajr on Nov, 4, 1979. FlorIda, 3277), Phone (365) 333, - - O.B. included. YOU ARE HEREBY week for four '(4) consecutIve 12S2. DAYINT14(W45f.t&Q *. At that tIme decision NOTIFIED that the ad. y,fis prior to tIs4 date of the lI b!d;,IIt be Carter defendà the - SECRE.TARII$ --- it CiTYOE 2*11 oc$3t.I9, 5 ' -opiNed and read jubIIcIy, - - -- --- -th*bábtIithnábit' and ?ninIswr1orrPftrEs?aVe'of API.-- Pobtfc'ptisrñt' In addltiost.tttli.' LAKRMANY,PLORIDA-'QC5 ' qwft dttjrs hoj Bid documents are open to with training & experIence for L5R LW VAR GO deceased. File Notics shall be posted in the area Sanford Qrac,ig living. R Neticeef Public Hearin Public inspection in the office of compasslob. Number SO16-CP. Is pendIng Inthe SocIal Serylcat Department & for consideration at least tenable Weekly 5 mOnthly fIfteen TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the Director of Auxiliary Services his Circuit Court for SemInole County, Medical Records Department, (IS) days prior to the date of the some of Unlike rapes, utilitii P4 Inqwi, jl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (School Board oft ice43, F. W. . • Probate Division, thu Pullc Hearing, 500 5. O.k 54) 15$,), predecessors, the president Florida, siqey tiqit on by the City Council of the City of i4nd ,ee Dodge Plan Room an Central address of which is Seminole TRANSCRIPTIONIST DATED: May S. 1910 Lake Mary, Florida that said Florida Builders ExcPi.nge in cQren iQfj, cq'ofp5$p,,k has not been trigger happy. In County Courthouse, Sanford. __________________________ CITY OF LAKE MARY, Council wIll hold a public hearing DR. *QQ IIQQØ% i4il4ff " Orlando, and may be obtained FlorIda. The personal represenCLERKFLORIDA fact, for some Americans he on Jufl5.$', 19*0 at the City Hall, from the offices of Gutmanri tative of the estate Is Michael By: s Connie Malor ____________________ RECEPTIONIST has hesitated too long. CIty of Lake Mary, FlorIda, at 7:30 Dragash Associates ArchItects HOMES B..ktis t our motor-ours r 146 A, I HA 7358. ?c sjY i'h%t%'T 'fl*$i flj'%m5'pwt(3 Dsj?'it'l *'Ht'63 1i8?m 5 prm-s his ,'j - '. - I ------------ Beoroom Home with F irt.Ol -e Near thurd'm & INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ACRES, nicely wooded and not too tar trom town OK tor home or mobile, priced 5)6.500 WitP terms to fit your budget, -_- LET US HELP YOU Pu' OR SELL YOUR HOME ifiM-jihe 'lbs vt',xS 'fitWi rhob5 TrOrn ('OU 'e "itsss abric'ee at-re's oniy " - ALL FLORIDA REALTY Q.SAHQRD REALTOR - S5S F rencti hE &u3Y 88 't!* '7W'v#. Ony .'.iees 53 '. ll*l't*I IiøWhuxhvbi8t*aai ', S t n.erp. Ktedm'l lrsc Realtor - - &s* 3 5t 53000 down. OwnCr will 4''NT - S't",)q 'OIl 'I ACRE 3 - 2 BR. 1' P. l'ownsP,ous. Condo, Pool. CHIP.. 53.000 to assume OtoPe . -. . 3 BR. lB. with 7 BR lB Mobile I home rental on acres, t.C'C*1 ThD00 down ô*.'shk'rt,, AiR 1. I - b*o* ''''''' L?NA STENSTROM A'E*oN'r ).*tA, P4AR SI0OLt l& 5S50Ø - - - "° -- PM. to consider an Ordinance of Planners, Incorporated, Sanford For Medical Records Depart. ttie City of Lake Mare, Florida Atlantic National Bank Building, ment. amending Ordinance No. 3. of the Suite 101, P.O. Drawer p35, City of Lake Mary, entitled: bEd, Florida, 33711, upon request Please contact. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY accompanied by 5100.00 deposIt IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR Personn,lDirector lit. SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA PSI' OnNov,9,hedecidedthata demands against the estate an SemirioleMefnorlal Hospital Deposit AMENDING ORDINANCE NIJM will be refunded in full required, WITHIN THREE PROBATE DIVISION 1101 lIst St. rescue mission should BER 2 OF THE CITY OF LAKE 104' twO iets to Contractors sub.'' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Pile Number Su.us.cp for', Florida 32771 MARY ENTITLED "AN ORDIN- mitting bona tide bids arid return' planned. Publicly, he kept THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Divislan (30$) 322-AS)) Ext. 791 ANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE of documents jr good usab1e' IN RE: ESTATE OF saying it was not feasible, THIS NOTICE, to file with the condition within $ MARY, FLORIDA. PROVIDING days after It, clerk of the above court a written ALICE DEAN McLELL.AN Spare or part-time sales teip Opening of bids, Refund for sets i __________________________ statement of any claim or demand FOR ZONING WITHIN THE COR wanted. Work out of your own Oec.es.d A excess of tw will be PORATE LIMITS. PROVIDING less 55000 to they may have. Each c$alm must own hours. NOTICE TO CREDITORS cover costofreproductlon,ontpi, be in writing and must Indicate TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ZONING MAP THEREOF. DESEXCELLENT INCOME, NO DEMANDS CRIBINO INTERIM ZONING slmebasi$Ofreturnof documents. the basis for the claim, the name CLAIMS INV E STM EN r - Fringe OR Contractors who obtain bId REQUIREMENTS. PENALTIES, and address of the creditor or his AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: benefits Include paid vacstion, FICTITIOUS NAME documents and do rot bid Ihe CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE companycar, reliremani plan agentorattorney.andtheamount Within three months from the DATE OF PASSAGE.". BY RE- project must return same at least NotIce is hereby given that I am claimed, lithe claim is rot yet timeof the first publIcation of this Ig: Mv. engaged in business PEALING ARTICLE 19 AND 70 10 days before the bid date. or pay at 521 Howard due, the date when It will become notice you are rep,Ired to file with N. Luettdau. 136 Margo Lane, Aye,, Longwood. Fla.. Seminole due shall be stated. It the claim is per set to defray cost of OP SAID ORDINANCE AS THEY $50.00 clerk of the CIrcuit Court of Lwood. Fl. 32750. County. Florida, under the IicNOW EXIST AND ADOPTING A reproduction and handling, contingent or unhiquldated, the Seminole County, Florida, proat, forth titious name of SALES CONabOve. ______________________ NEW ARTICLE 19. ENTITLED naturtol th.uncertalnty shall be Division, the address of which Want ads are black I whIleS SULTING SERVICES, and that I Sub confraclors and others may OFFICE COMMERCIAL 01$stated. lithe claim is secured. the Seminole County Courthouse, read all over. intend to register said name with documents TRICT. PROVIDING A ZONING obtain complete bid security shall be described. Thu Sanford, FL 33721 a written uid the Clerk of the Circuit Court, claimant shell deliver suffIcient verifledstatemuntofanyclalmor CHANGE FOR EXISTING PRO- upondegosit of $)00O0whlch wllli ____________________ Seminole County. Florida in ac PERTIES WITH OC and CN ZON- be refunded, less $30.00 to cover copies of the claim to the clerk to demsnd you may have against the ASSEMBLERS ING CLASSIFICATIONS, CON- reproductioncosts.uponr,turno,t PositIons now open tør cordancewlththeprovislonsoftpi snabletheciefkto mail one copy estate of ALICE DEAN FititIovs Name Statutes, To-Wit: FLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND documents In good conditIon to each personal repre1sntetivs. McL!LLAN,deceased. prociienlrpsn.t,nMipee withIn5daysafteropeiingofbids,I Section *63.09 Florida Statutes EFFECTIVE DATE. with nations largest producer All persons Interested in the lath In be wrItIng 1957 Partial sets to material suppiier-si Tttepublichearlrgstailbe held will of factory built modyir estate to whom a copy of this andmvstlndicatethebsli$t04tM be issued at 51g. William L. Gleason cost of at Iii CIty Hall. City of Lake . housing. Carpentry e*p. Noticeof Administration has been clalm,theftameandaddrnsgfthe Publish: May 15, 22. 29. & Jun13, Mary, FIorIdaatl:30 P.M. on June reproduction. necessary. Apply Cardinal mailed are required, WITHIN credItor or hIs agent or attorney, EacPbid must be accompanied THREE MONTHS FROM THE and the amount claimed. If the 3. 1910, or as soon thereafter as by a certlf led check or bid Industries. Inc. 3701 5. SanDEW-63 fsslbIe. at which time interested fold Ave.. S.anIsr. Fl. Np DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA. claIm Is not yet due, the datewtwn by an acceptable surety parties for and aginst the request phone calls. Equal QpTION OF THIS NOTICE, to file it will become due shall be stated. company , PUBLIC NOTICE stated above will be heard. Said porlunily Employer. anyobjectlonstheymayhavethat If the claim is contingent or cantofthebesebid.TheWCc,,,fuI CITYOF hearing may be continued from' 'WIPT5 sRI;1os, LOIDA challenges the validity of the unllquldated, the naIWe of , er will be requIred to furnish WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK tIme to time until final decedent's wl1. the qualifIcations uncertainty shall be slated. If the action is performance bond and labo.' and NOT iCE Is hereby given that a of p be ibis to prepare, taken by tie Cits Council. prsonal representative, Or claIm is secured, the security Q'.afl materIals payment bond. each In publIc hearing will be held by the the' venue or jurisdiction of the be described. The CQ meats, ppultry, THIS NOTICE Shell be i$ted IA the full claImant shall amount of the contract City Council of the City of WInter pofl 5•iIQOd Veaet.bM* III tYPes deilver a copy of the Claim to the three (3) publIc pIaCN within the sum, istued by a bonding company Springs. Florida. on Tuesday, noodles. sougs and other City Of Lake Mary. Flofldal at the Ii ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND clerk who shall furnish thu copy to i, Florida. June 10, 1950, at 7:30 p.m. In the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the at'son& representative, food %tyff, accordins t the City Halls and published in the To be eligible for consideqaliori. City Hall. 400 North Edgimon WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Hunan Cuisin, toe con. ALL CLAIMS AND DEND$ Evening Herald Npsper. a must comply with the laws of Avenue. Winter SPrings. Florida, sumPtion is thu resteursed. Date of 'hi firSt publication Of NOT SO FILED WILL U newspaper of general circulation FIO.'Ida, Of the for citizen partIcipation In the Selary$flJforIiourIpet'w5 Notice' of AdminIstratIon: FOREVER BARRED. Wthin'hCityOfLake.aty,one specificatlons.and m,4l'bem pr.eduseof Federal Revenue May 15,1510. + 2 miels a day. Isp tlmeis least fltttollday* Inst one facsimile o, w form DATEDMIy9, 1950. Sharing Funds for the 1950-Il required minImum 2 v's. vance of 'hi PubliC hn,iIng, MIchael Kohany John 0. McLellan cluded'with lie contract Fiscal year. Apply at F'Ida Employment the owners of real propelty at- documents, In duplicate, enclosed As Perl Representative ?sl: 14* Of th. Estate of Anyoneinterest.dlntheabovel$ 3, Mct.ILLAN. tided hereby shall be mailed Of the Estate of ALICE DEAN - in an opaque seated envelope urged to be present. Cit liens have copIes Sf this not Ice i5 "* 1'd 4rew Vargo - Deceased bearing the name and addr,* of the right to provIde oral and . dresses may appear on the latest tPa b1em and marked: Oxeased Attorney: CON. wnittencommentsand suggestions ad valorom tU records. ATTORNEY POfl PRSONAL tObefl M. Marrls.oi STRUCTION AND INSTALL. HIGHER respecting the' oossiOls uses 20. 1)90 Dated: May REPRISE,4TATIVE bIUTCSIISON. MORRIS, ATION OF FURNISHINGS AND Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. I. J' Gierach City of I. MANEs,! EQUIPMENT FOR SENIOR City of Winter 0' Lake Mary, Florida RN'S LPNS P.O. 30* 5027 Post Office Drawer u HIGH SCHOOL "III" and Richard Roaarsky, Ortande, Pie. 22003 By: s Coonle Major $inford' Florida 32722 deiivered not later then date and PA*T TIM CIty Manager City Clerk T)l3pItone: (30$) 4-4f41 hour mentioned ibeve. Tst.hoiw: (30$) 33340$) 21OD lU to, pullsai May 23,, 19*0 PublIsh IL $50 ?ublisi Pay II. fl 1 May Pubiliti 7jy $3, 33 'My I. *3,12, 1950 Nevertheless, he had the Box 300, Ovledo, Florida 3776$. The with him in adopting name and address of the personal atforney are set a policy of patience, and di. representative's forth below. plomacy. All person, having claims or majority 2 DEW31 '* Legal Notice I Bali, Central tt.&A, COnvenient iQ(5fEQfl 1)5 me, + Security. Np çljlq' WR Pets. 322-4V4. -. Sanford. Lovely 1 or Z *, ,, Fyrnityr, •y ,, vo- r , • Mari,iuv' i(iIfo ___________________________ —_______________________ as set ______ - FtmM -'--'- ____________________________ ___ 2 BEDROOM 5PAR1A4*WI'IS Pqr *pooiotnienl çaJ4 • .-- $ - 322242Q ,,' - " - '_ MECHANIC ,. t4d - ' PAT - --, mss*s - , , - g- _________ ______ - A Gid PiI $enk*Msàs*lt • - DEW-IS. - • - - - - DEW-rn . CALL 3SNM small farm 524.500, 55.000 down makes you tie new owner 3.1 ACRES — Located i - A OK IRE you're n lt, t)ijSifleSS of building your busmn,'s Pie Clisif med Ads oIl en $9.300. 51.300 down assume °- MOUNTAIN CABIN - with - twepiace. Dandy garden spot. Thit lie P.aridyman special Sae - bece*e l n,l tlnied in. - MICROWAVE band N,,,, pull tton control OF F ICE F UP P41 TUR E OComplete Offices 339 7070 LOl'IGWOOD l's' HOUR lB 322-9283 completed. . -. - — 42—lebh Hovs - Water end lPSis n-.-s overlooking mlns. - 333-S3OS VA&VWAFktancbts -- tip. s milet fTOm ____ we alto have several cabIns, - twines. ild terms, etc. Write -. 20 ACRES r safe Sf1 Mrtham _________- ' ;-' Li :'' 7OIS Park Ave i • • - 62-A--'FarmEquipm,ent I - - Rd5fl9J9 CHEROKEE LAND am. to 50 pm.. weehuays 3 pm p.m. Broker; soxet3 373 $3at ' - I Concrete Work l mv'bl1e Home Service _________________________ PATIOS - SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 321 8515 after 6 I , (,AJ MOBILE HOME REPA1M Service 12004 Coaling 5. May i1Srniinl Special 10 '. for Senior Citilt-n F ret- Est 3217019 ,iit S essmaking _________________________ I Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery I I Painting 372 0707 Exteriors 199, to 5399• I PAIPIT 13RA190 ______________ ______________________ - Y, j,R_uOjcE: - — -, - r. - - 423-4832 All wrirk gu,,rdnleed 6 'ii, luli's Scr.Ipinq & ,,'ildi-w 't'r'ii)*dl -K LLCO r'AlN I INC. Lcensed & Reasonable Qually i',-ee EU 147 0048 6 Creative Surfaces IC special iling in repainting, 'fit & e.l wallpaper wall te.rig, wood Staining Free 1.1 Alter you have called tht- rest raIl the best 861 5537 -- Boarding Kennels InSd 8. ()Oflmde screened runs Ott Poor Sleeping boses. insulated. shady kennels, circulating fans Also Air conditioned Painting & Repair Trent Pamnling & Repair InteriorS. Eslerior Free EsI 327 3555 _____________________ ___________________ The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you Photography _________________________ ___________________ ___________________ I TRACTOR--US Case, like new - _... 55.9)5 or trade br late model ' truck, Call 3226193 ____________-- - - EXTRA CLEAN 11Dm, IhI'OVSITISn 65-Pets. Supplies __________________ Carpentry, Painting, Maint Remodeling fl-6*I Insured 134-1)99 _____________________ USED CARS •,.s OLDS T14ualityop.rt1i SyrsexP.Patios.Drlveways, etc. Wayne Beal 327 1331 - REMODELING New rms, kit 8. bath remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole ball of was Financing CUSTOM HOMES BUILT 2495 Rebuild Condemned Houies S.C. BALINT 3335465 CUTLASS CPE. AT, A.0 IRISH SETTER$--3 Females, spayed with papers To owner 'ullum F ree engagemenl Øhotos or color 51110 323 5258 of all types. Lic. Bonded - PersonalitySmallCals Available to good home 319.5111 Wedding photography by John I _______________ 54,000 MILES) avail B. E LINK CONST 322 7029 with big yard, S2Sea. 323-3623. '75 AUDI $')QO 2 DR.. AT., A.0 '73 TOYOTA eking up spece with a want eti' In the Herald 322-7611 or $31- STA. WGN. STAS WGN. I' A.T., A.C. Ila U "" _______________ _______ 1 595 AT., AC' - SERVICES NLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhirs, 372.0771 Hat4eCISafWflg '76VOLARE 31 95 Murphy, NorTh Carolina ,SIO - SERVICES UNLIMITED Weldingdone.513oopernr 322 0171 _____________________ Housewives Cleaning Service PersonalIzed, fast dependable 477'$.4 ' "" WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR aIIOPATIODOORS 322-5545 aftera -k -' - '-.. HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE 2613 Orlando Dr. (17.92) Sanford - MARCH OF DIMES Wefdiflg ____________________ WIndow & Screen Repair Wedowastiwindows II ' _______________ ______________________ Regularonitimebasis ur chance/ fects -. - - - -_IL. Sell those things that are just charge by dIoling 1.100-135. 1411. WeRe or call today. . 3726509 will get results lIstings, We Isav, all types of and up. We have small iracts, Mowing. Edging, etc .1 Time. Vacation or all Season - 322 0248 --- - -- -------- ___________________ ___ orcaillodaylo4afreallstwq , ipprevent 5$'edwre.YollcsncaIIfre5of e ED I cages- We cater 10 your petS These ore e few of over 2.000 Span iUi Furniture, JX Cash only. 333*331 3224S21 GWAL 119EV JEWELER 65QO Mpfy. 534.35$, $5000 down aSJme loon. Mobile Home. 17*50 ---- -. Clock Repair _________________________ TRUCK orellem-ty trgen $500 per acre ______________________ - ISiCSQIt.I* 11IpIm* it -- JCre - 1979 JEEP HONCHO ttie You can live in ii -' ________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & *ibc, P- .bllO C.it1ed Pdsi'st M ' lee our beauttul new BROAD MORE, tront & roar U's, 3500 OrlIndo Or - dI - New or repair, leaky showers our speclally2SyrsExp1691562 I Large UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. 4kInid, l 'f '¼t' - ''- Bulldozing. Clearing. H,irkho Service Dilch,'s c ulvprlS ponds Call 831 11*95 - _______________________________ Grooming & Boarding GAS RANGES. Reconditioneti, arant.ed. Sanford Auction, -- $3395 .0t0*Y MOSIL! WOMES I. ramicTIlS - 1973 OLDS CUTLASS FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND h. probe, Originally Sal). balance 5315. $1) monthly. 1395*6 .--- I_and Clearing I _____________________ ___________________ • __________________________ use _____________________ _2"' Call Clark & HIrt 323 7510 KENMORE WASHER-Parts, _________________________ Service, Used Machines. -= , -- -- - - Washer repo. GE deluxe model Sold aug 5-10935, used short 'irn. Bal $15514 or 5)933 'no Agent 339i)S4. . -- Fireplaces service tIle rest. WESTERN MOONEYAPPLIANCES 3230697 - _________________________ 37? 740 NEWTIRES$1959&Up I 7lIjFrench Ave Sanford ___________ miles tvom Mttrply Has I lane hwY trantege Smell stream, good access, dandy bldg. sItes. tinist ' NI - oiw.n erooms, over 100 yrs old. LIvable but reeds fixing up acres 04 Ind, se-ye-nI frsjit - is ANDY'S CARPET CL EANING mSpeci,ii Pales for Compleics I ree Estimates 5300070 lIhr I AUTO. 301 W. 1st st. OLD FARM HOUSE - , D.-t. SAE:Gv & DOLLARS Raft & Blown CUSTOM 119 SULAI ION CO 3?) 1l8)or 8)1 1328 I ret- eSI - - - Ref. rope. 16 Cu ft frog tree Ot'Ig.$$39.now$2OSor$)Srno P"i. I II . - -. - ____ ______________________ ' __-1-- 222)994 I ________ H louMm WW,'jf5 sen ' . - TRUCKS Same day service 7185 . Top Dollar Paid for lvnk & usnt cars. trucks & heavy equip ment 327 $990 - ______----------- --- I bu, .iUNK CARS l'rorn$lO to 550 Call 111 1631. 377 1460 78-4Vtorcycles --- - - &labcrwarranty, Pay 5799or ____________________ SS mo No down payment 62-_a.t'den BAKS -- -Lawnmowers. Wesetl the be-sI & I IloipiMilts Orlar$63W I -. --. Ito' we.it her perlect fgr a Backyard sale sell i'verytfing fast with a want ,i1 C.,il 3?? 164) or 831 9993 - .1*. ,3Sle040. - , , - Multi power settings. yr parts dandy mtn stream A good 3701 5. Punch 3-altos ?4 'I Tint & Steam extraction ______________________ trees, good access. Has a - $. Cbfl hit' S *wio itMlo 40. LiC 331 ------------831 8391 I _______________________ I IALTT - - I ,,,, NEW HCAES 4 4 Story i ,3 ____________________ Vt 8COS sbPb T - I ________________________ - ,- -, — ie carve',' tv AcSfty M50' • $230 mo 5. wrest If you qu*IIfy' - : — I - ________ . -, I 3 4,5 ta7s -- ' '73FORDVAN 51195 1015 French 323 78)4 ide, rough wired & plumbi ng , __________________ '- __________ I CARPET & FURNiTURE CLEANING - 75-A—Vans OF 'l ICE F 1312191 TORE 121$ French (11 93) 32) ' ,"' 35i5 Fred- 1793)San$ord , S WP ilasSilicd ad lot resultS 3?? 2611 or 8)) 9993 321.O7S MOUNTAINS Inc ,Rettors O*n 2 to 6 daily I lOCompletrOflices 139 7070 LONGW000 331 7117 JET STEAM IND Mildew oIl Roof, ext Walls rRVs4l1z"" . - '; Senior titilen diScount Free esl Carpet Cleaning ___________________________ -_OFF ICE F URNlTUMi 'nvest,Tl('flt P1,i.' 'I low dOSI - MICOWAVE.QUASAR -- - Al' '.4.';) - -- _____________ -- NORTH CAROLINA MsryGrifftmReablor 214% nip. - I t0us .00 hSMiIllI. Qö*PI5't ' Fi1*323'2222. ---- — - Property ____ TheRe5ltstaveAgency 2525 2 Idvun, 1 Bath. h carpet, AC. fireplaç, l Np gels, electrtc- $213 per fl3.IQifQ furn LI,4,tit 3 l-'QØI 04k % bc5 ilk t)t4, SM 1I)t "s4'Aab tQP4fr5' I,sM ipqoft qgj FI9I045 14!I* k)w9( WM,s. model, sleeps 6. fiberglass 'nodule, pxceilenl cond Asking $1,900 Call 331 0751 60-Off ice Supplies I Aito1 State REALTY WOALD I b)1F ltbbN, *6*S 51145.t. 'O)41Y Ih, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrielts Beauty Nook 519 E 15*51 -32? 5717 77-Junk Cars Removec _____________________ O F ICE F URNI lURE 7640 Sanford Ave _______ _____ 4k3l *k'ra Avi ___________________________ claim must I CQ-JM!R ------- _____ cO*Nt'R t.O cotto- is *-eas Sanlgr3. - wO* 'F'O 4 hA'r't ON s, paQ On taM Ade, j,aJ $ pod B4*q. qe, ),,75 se,, — $7700 Call '17)026 ' "' 3* '*IbI 5('p& - 'b4.'p _________________ .'. --.- - Apache Camper Ramanda - - per acre Owner will tinance 5*300 " 1 IR-13Q9 up. Pogi. Adults onf JENNY CLARK. REALTY %. O'f4N P00CM. ''Ri! i.O I I _____________________________ . -. H Erries? Sr Jet Cleaning Insulation - 339 ?O?0LOPIC,W ' S-A-FurI ____________________________ 1,el last Buyers br a small 65 ACRES with small pond, 51 S0 %t'OO* WiTh EAT IN ,, -- _________________- S PC wooden Dinette Sets, table lOComplelrQst . - .4' -. tT,,NE ISLAND or.g ownar*a. REAL ESTATL , r'.1'.-. £.td46O ,ech-'rP4er,'y -'-w 339 70?OLO GWOO -------GARAGE " - a '-r&- STONE CO. Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? b7n7','or-, tolon.et.SBR I -- 8344200 The King of The Rock 575 of Sanford 3321721 - - FR w F P too many extras i All types of stone, interior to enumerate must See to 6 usiness Equi INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ester Or, rommrr( ill SALE whetpinli SOt-A Antique aonrec'aIe QuaI't'y Local-en I ACRES.niCPIy wooded and not residential Spec 8l1y ne-ar Islari.d Tennis (Vt quilted floral ushmons, 2 blue too tar from towi' OK for dcortive (replaces In 5119000 velvet chairs, green hide a 1969 CHEV. WAGON I For Sale USed OlIii eqpl Desk, I homeor mobile, priced 5)7.500 stalledI Call John 3)1 0)77. t'd, 2 walnut bookcases, chest liling iab & (hairs Many with terms to It your budget Iree estimales Of drawers, cedar chest. smll ilem to choose from Noll _____________________________ RE At.TORS - - - 295 skirted vanity, poith glider Sanlord Furniture Salvage, I? - 9 ACRES Near Sanford 54.000 173 $55 37261.41. Furn. Refinishing o. So of Sanford 3771771 1973 DODGE I I with 2') oct dOwn -. - —_—_----._ IDRAWER FILE CABINET I 001 OStiORO - $700 ctown. ' ' $595 - PEI-INISHING Touch up & 52_Appliances HER B'S TV ' 'no I BR, It. w w arpet, gas misc repairs at reasonable BATEMAN REALTY --------25975 Sanford Ave Heal newsy re-rbi%hed n5e 373 1131 pe'ice-s Estimates 32? 1196 5. out Large workshop -I i.c Peal Eslate Broker *00* 4 *4r,lRbo* 'A'%, 'P4A't 1Ot APf'll 'A'IIk D'4*Y *,,3Oo .te,si - ' dfih °' %94h'qØ, 9.11 OqQttm tattiIhktlt pØe, Iqqg na csoien11 'oViat. 9ft4:j( ' - 'ON CORNER V5bit5l' 'vO* COUN'r*Y L1ik,ltW t. P.1st N AR .&*jp 534500 . OENEVAC3AROI -)*J,II,. $29Qmo. t.eate Deposit Ccli 32 2090 - 4o. '00* 'F*A*E ON 2 *T' T1P4'F}qO AVE t'O (-2 *' 000 Pfp y 4çm y4( .. sr )qecI) 5 cs'E&A. s - , ------ Bedroom. - A*v ON 'LARt T - - City Clerk Publish May S. Is. 27. 29, 1W 17 PIONEER aa'es. 520.550 MbRRIS 'f" _________ Kohany. whose address is Route), I 511' - Beauty Care - -________________________________________________ TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE H1,iniond, I owrys. Baldwin,, / Corns. Wurlelisers. Kimball Swingers All in A I lop con hiteon Pm iced sas, 115 cluding bench & delivery Cannon Music Co , Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 4)1 I block E of I 1 3)95900 I . ____--------- , - 75—Recreational Vehicles 40 Complett- Offices frontage. 5*550 ' -- - Central Temp will service AC's, refrig. freCzers, water coolers, I misc Call 3237156 _______________________ - - - Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & MiSC (LOCAL) 319 5371 to _________________ 1976 IS'j It Fiberglass onita Ire hull, walk Itiru windshield, power trim, lay down back to back seats, 85 tip Mercury motor, trailer, all in escelli,t Ofldiliofl ConrpI('te oullit only 5? ',t"O Call 868 -*0)1 looking bra ob' The Ciassit ed Adswillhelp you find that lob worm tarm i muCh IIekC - Sanford 372 51?) - _____________________________ Reconditioned room tC's 4000 30.000 MU's 90 day áuar Sales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 245 John Young Pkway 7988017 , Or I ICE I URNI TORE 10 Complete Otlmces 3)9 7070 LONOWOOD 35 ACRES 100' paved road I BR hut'S hOuSC. S0'x7O QrenhOtt's4' 7000 snvnt0ry NEW i - - - - t'ANE&tO F AM tlt;'l' *-ô) CARPORT I F ____________________ _—_ I — _________________________ Furniture Salvage, 1792 So, of — All With Good Terms restor7 story home among oa 5. maorioli4 trees 7 EP k floort moaerr,ied K,) 4 . - - BR 7' B 3 lIP ucsl hOuse, -- - - - 'OR THE FUTURE ENTERPRISE 6 acres ala S'roqY. oo 'Rt%O*Atkt NEAR "(btL SC't'OOe %3 .o ----- LOPl&,W000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AREA I yj fost' thiS 3 bdrm: 7 bath. CIt "or-ne with lots of living area, and belul,Iul , large treed hot $11900 P S A big double carport too' - 377 - P0115019 MARINE 7927 Hwy 1191 Sanford. F Ia 37171 repossessed. used very short lime Original $593. bal $lSIor 521 mo Agent 33953*8 -oIl of total inventory of brand ' flCw inlerspring bvddin Thet' beds are not daniaged . or seconds buI brand fll'W top lint' bedding setS Only' Free local delivery 19011's Sanford - Hauling I - OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompIcte Otlics 339 lO2Oi ONC.W000 — - ' _______ -- vii Slngei' Fulurs Fully svto. \ S9-4aisica% f'/urchandise \ CASH FOR JUNK CARS & YOUR CHOICE REALTORS 73C 5ir,tord liC - gr Estate 'Coplmercial & riId2t1t,.uCt,Ont':& praisals Call Dells Auction 3?) 5820 --- - 19S9 CHRIS'CRAI 1 33', twi,i 6 (yl engines, needs C(rk Now n water good live aboard -53.300 Cash or Irödt- 372 09S6 __________________ _______________ - - -' Air Conditioning - - 01' CL I URN TU[ tot omplete Otices 55-Boats & Accessories ,.S1Household Goods - - --- " REALTOR m tK'0 Y'00, i*s'pt fAtN't 3 I ,. - -- - - - - - , ' , __________________________ ' 72"AuCt ion . ABOVE GROuND pooL 75 with pump Stiller, 5500 U Move 3?? 3129 hold IntQ No qualIfying 527,SOu - MiM 'lA, 3-s ha,T'n, -OOu ').RPRT, ' 3A3&'k"l4O 510500 - --- - - --------- - - . Ill ___________________________ YARD SALE Over 500 lIt-ms 9 Wed 71 thru Sat 74th tOO l*.iyC* Dr 17? 3177 71 NEW CARPET I. peril '*'7 ____________________ VA I.E ri Sal Unlil' 1807 Vernango Aye S,,nlord 3?) 3876 Tomorrow ma be Itit- d8 sell that roll a way bed you ye nowhereforollaway If you place a Classified Ad toUay 322'5253 LTmrQ4' fenced yard. new pa'nl 1 (r.rpel Assumable 5': P0 m!g $31 500 - - - - --- 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. 3 BEDROOM 1 Ba?PI, P'nec'-es? 3N450O, S22'I$SO, $St5O2 -- Quality Shag Carpeting Deepgoldor Pale yellow SI per y8rd 3?) 6175 OFFICE FURNITURE l0CompleteOltices 339 7020 LONGW000 REALTORS, MLS - - ------ 6.44 301" I - - - •1 __ WantecilyMobIc. Home Llsd 30' or longer, good con (lIon 319 5704 , , Hey Kids Looking for an e*?ra dollar' Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a c'lasS'fed ad - AL P5161 p 3'? 1I9 . - ANTIQUE Dining set, china abinet, pie safe, furniture, clothing, household goods May 71 thru 25th trom 9 to I 705 Dogwood Dr ldyllwil1c Sanford -- ----- 3397070 Antiques Oriental Rugs Must Boxes Slot M,chin* ItridgesAritiques 3?) 280) , FRICKE & FRICkE x - - _______ c!' WHY PAY RENT' Brand n) 1 -. bath homes tot under 5750 ________ - - ASSOCIATES, INC 12 - ' Looking to,' a res,dentat lot to build on away trom the BIG CITY' We've 90t it' Right in 184' hear? Of Lake Mary Only % COO Won't Last Long' CALL TODAY' moo yOt' 5i, l-'ci Iii cn i1' Co c' • l't - ' - - ',-i'- 'C'4Ct*'14EO IT1P'l4L5S __ ___ -- - - BATTERIES- New, 530, Es change Used 516 Exchange 1109 S Sanford Ave 3?) 1910 ERA - ) VA.FHA.235 Con.Homes Low Down Payment . -- ' - ORIENTAl. RUGS WANTED Top Prtes Pad USed 0* ondton 641 8176 - 3?? 073) A,re - - -_-_--. ---_--__ -- -- '(7, 3"3 77 3? 177 - ' . - Garage Sale Fri & Sat. 23 & 21. 9 to 4 30 3 Tammy. old Idyllwilde s;ction. . ' l977CPsierCor,,i5,.3,Q0Om, extras, looks & runs great 321 6191 between 9 & 5 ___ ______ - ARMY BOOTS11 99 Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Aye 332 Call Bart t*o4. Pr.ij it only S2'),500 - p,.ç,-p,, - OFFICE FURNITURI 40 Complete Offices 339 7070 LONGW000 - - WE BUY USED FURNFTURE. - APPLIANCES & PLUMBING F IXT&JRES Jenkins Furni lure. 205 E 25th St 373 09*) Yard Sale -2 Family Furniture. dod-irs. odds 8. ends Plants. etc 10$ S Sunland Dr Sunland Estates Sat & Sun 32)0379 - i'."s 377 655'C'r 37) O1 - ?lhrS • ______ WILUN MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3)1 31S E F irst St 322 5622 '' - -- Ipt orhousefut board. Triple Dresser with 'n.rror, Seven Bookcas'es, Console Stereo, Electric Kettle It LI Que Grill, much more (3291S3 __________ - ' - , s%E BUY FURl-I &APPL- - 979 Honda Civic, Gray hat chback. air- I speed 17.000 rn perfect condition 54.500 Phone 831 896.4 Hwy 92. I mile west Of Speed way. Daytona Beach. will hold a public' AUTO AUCTION every wednesdayatlpm It's the only nr in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 83;) for further details . __ 74)9 S M*rtlC Av M UNSWORTH REALTY 3 MOVINGSALE Sale 50-MIsCeItaneous for BROKER - • - ----------- .-'-. V,.11 buy old Iass rings & Silvpr ci Too dollar pact Call - ------ 1963 Dodge Coronet. excellent runNing Condition, good tires. AC -tU0 Call 3?) 8600 'i nAIyr,.JAA,,ynAImry,g*J - Larrys Mart, 7i Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell. th in furniture Refrig - Stoves, _______- - --.. Cash32vi117 - -- - '3390509 3390505 E AltamonteDr •DREALIORS _______- - .1 FAMILY PORCH SALE -At tie new Ing house, corner 74th Place & Elm Ay Lots of Goodies' • - - . -- "-.' tixls - - . - Triinking about that summer vaction Get a better car through the classified ads fl today_s paper --------------______________ 80-Autos for Sale ____________________________ -- -- * NEEDED Old Bàcky3rd Cars tOrJUNK&RECOND,TION 32 1379 - - -- '-- - - - ' - - FOUR CARPORT SALES W Coleman Circle, Sat.. 74th. From 9 to S Wide variety - CO-ME & GET THEM' . I -- -- 1979 Ford FISO p,c up PS. 'B. . w AC. M rat miles 55800 322 5620. The sooner you place yourclassified ad. the sooner you ilI get results . - LAKEFRONT DREAMMOUSE 5 Pdrm S baths, Pool. Vacant Owner wants Mtei will hold mOrtqaQC II ACRES TALl. PINE & OAK IN DEITONA $1000 PER ACRE C in key decisions, pey I,;'. tlV - JUST MAKE PAYP,,tNTS 69 to '75 models Call 339 9)00 or 931 IMIS (Deafrr . TUMPJWhCCI Drive 6 cvl ,Std - I) 000 mIes Asking 55.500 Call 37_i 07)7 -- 1)01 N Mills --- C,00dCOrid.tian 5500 Call 3?? 319 - - P'ckup :76 FOlQ F l7 E*cetient cono 52.650 or best offer 377 Webuyued furniture FURNITURE 8. THINGS 500 S Sanford Av Sanford 323 659) Color portable in good ondit,on Warranty, finan c.ng No down payment Pay 513.4 or 511 mOnihly Orlando 896 3860 ______________________ - - . ---- BAKS I - he Is reflecting a much frwtratio . 49-BterFre 10 ACRES. SOME WOODED & 'OME FARM LAND ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO 55000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE --______ (-vP4 'I 19 .- .... . '7IVW PARR' I AM FM Stereo A C cJrirOOf Etcel cond teSt otter abo-te 54000 - ' Trailers - WE BUY USED F URNI1Ut & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur. 'ure Salvage 322 5121 e ii #'A ' ELEVlJlOrs.M - ,', 4c'*%"45r mv *3.5b0 V'wns' 'Tv repo 19" Zenith Sold ori$ S.i93 75 Bal 5)83 18 or $17 mc Agent 1339 9156 . -- - Wanted 0 buy used office equipment Nails Sanford Furniturc'S,iIvaqp 179?, So f Sanford 3?? 8721 'T' & 5f) ----- - -. - - '"' - • - -- - - 47-A---/iDrtgages Bouqht P. HORSE STALLS GENEVA .tQEt $27900 PrcAer (arv*tiwp,'te -- btft!tt 'i* E'i-k(t.Ce'rrrainIk 'lb *Cikho 6'h - - - DON - ISTORE IT. SELL IT with , I c0, Classified Ad , I '16 Honda l5Oautomatic. Low milage 843 1881. days or 3?? 7991, veninq , - " 80 Autos " ' I - ' ________________ -' 68—Wanted to Buy Ph 3?? 03 ------------------- - ... BE0000ts (P HOlE 5.<'% r"s Ou C Fon-e t'asl, yara aria II - Jf4iqp, - --- , Good Used TV'S. %25&up ?6l9OrlandoDr '¼.RES ON CATFISH POND. 5%- ELI. & ELECTRIC, NICE TREE S ZONED MOBILE $71000 E 2 TERMS. ss Ne.poli?anoSarona"FamousLippivan" atstudtoapprovec5máres 1305i 3.31 essi - Thursday, May 22, 19I13A ________________ 78-N¼)torCyCles Used IbI model color JVe all working 599 95' 10 to ChOOSC from Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 97. So of Sanford 3n si WANTED TO BUY Homes in the City of Sanford for r('habilittion project Will pay up tO 510 000. maybe more Cau Stanley Stone. "Cfl?5vq'tj'r %750 C'amtji's 37'? 77*' -- - - BY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 66 -Horses - 47—Real Estate WaMed RD GENEvA 51.900 TERMS )ar%t Cony Ctnter, 5Q M.lIQnylle Ave. ___________________________ - 53—TV ?adlo.Stereo PLUMBING... BUSINESS cony plete w inventory 8. real estate Call W Mal,czowski, REALTOR, 332 7913 ACRES WITH 314' FRON TaGE ON PAVED RD IN OSTEEN $1? 500 CASH II ' - - - 11Iiiiiii U Realty - 46—CornmerClaI,Proparty - ------ ild Hail - - .Dt0 ASSOC 'I's' '"-cr * f'Ps.4. 'i' pI *A'- EVMI of the i pending In the MachiniSt Helper, *111 tra'r'" tVf'' R Apply in person Rhq y, told intervtewers. "1 have a Circut Court for Semirtle County, hostage crisis is President .-, , A LiougicsiI II. %eefts anu FIorida,theaddrflsof*ttichlstM. Ar %2Q t4O IA Vt mi N- ofl34un )7S gouu anu SOilu carter s aiuitross. Seminole County Courthouse. months that passed, The past six months of his pulled out all stops through People who like money use 1gw Carter said the fateful hours Sanford. FL 32771 The name and cost classified aot to buy. seli. Personal address of the when the rescue nresidencv have' Dresented .. .... of Aoril 24 uipwiiaiiu UIdIIIIVL IIIUUUIII or trade ____________________________ _________________________ _____________________________ Representative and the name and to mission was aborted was Jiim a suiréine test in pri'ate ____________________________ the addrns of the attorney for the messages patience and resilence. It has Ayatollah ongest night of my perat repres.ntae are se, emeteries EYEC NQ'( Ruhollah k EXPERIENCED MEAT forth below- --: 1n rQom. olS tte a been an aging process. S(!fl. Khomeini, lrans-strongman. presidency." -CUTTER- 5 Exp Coshilf. All persons having claims or II,)nG Ait 7 Choc Lots in n'5t section I do babysitting ANYtime. Apply npersontg Fg4 Ba'n, Gary Hart, DColo. says Carter told a group of demais against thC eState are At least once he thought he ValUed It 5700, Sacrifice, I . " A)Yaoe. I have 2 ChIldren. 6 & &% 25th & Park Ave. Carter has aged 20 years in ' had - an agreement with edltorsthatheisreassw'edby required. WITHIN THREE cacti C.iII S67 I7ia 3. Call 6615644. DeBary. -- EXP FLQORMAN---Part tire, the past four. Khomeini -tmd Iranian Presi- the strength the nation shows MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DIE. EIRST. PUBLICATIGN QF_ - ap, -?GP'rvMuSt be7• )4 ,ç - -- - - 1419 car*of your-children In my AL - -- -.•- - --------- -------- iLalso been a I ln- ttznes-'of Cr1515. -----_ p .. B i1Sad THIS NOTICE. to tile with the home. Fenced& %creenedplay work eves. Cell 3233934 OFSA4POOWTO process. As press secretai But it fell through. "SO, I get along well and Clerk of the Court a written -- area. 6a.m. tolp.m.. before & Z445 rtOs' HAIRDRESSER for progressive after school. Mon. thru Sat., Jody Powell put it: "We all inally, his patience ran' don't get excited or disturbed statement of any claim or demand LAURA I " 3 ShOP- High commission po4 they may have Facfi claim must Sunland Est. & Sanford Ave. HAPPY 16TH BIRTHDAY are the suni total of Ow' CX• out. More than that, he read about things, except when I'm 4e 66* 5126 alt S. DeLand flÔ In writrng and must ndica'e the area. 322 3129. Mom, Dad & Bo5 perience. SAN5 QRc dr'. 22." Ask for Mr Roberts the polls and decided that t thinking deeply about what to bess for the clasm. the name and Will care for preschooler in ---_______ -w.*cqsn*QQo do concerning Iran or what addressotth.creditorortisagent - _____________________ But experience is what the was time for action, Why be lOnely' Write. "c,.t A myhome, Sanford area, lotsot SALES POSITION Sec cvq*) qt.'i, 1or attorney, and the amount Carter White house has been Mate" Dating Service. All "I don't know how long we action to take to cotrol - love 1. attentIon. 322-3467. Full 5 Part time- eAF, 1904 Any - -- qnçs l 4'claimed, lithe claim is not yet due ages. P 0 Box 6071, Clearwa - - ______ timS for Recorded M5144e________________________ short on, and perhaps what can sit here" and do nothing, flation ... and I get quiet or the date when It will become due t. F I 3)515. thai' be stated- If the claim 5 his critics consider his biggest he told an interviewer three walk off by myself." AIDES NAt t 9—Good Things to Eat Tt The president has also said - contingent or unliguidated. the -- -. flaw. ---Excellent working Qnm$sgna, days before he ordered he illnature 0q uncectaity shall be B'*', 4k 5—Lost & __________ Another major blow to past - fated hostage rescue mission, - that domestic politics ha Better Living Cents. gi Ces stated. lithe claim issecured, the 'YOU PICK Dt %JQ 9s. re. iP5h s) 5 selb.cry. 339-5002 conceptions was the Soviet which cost the lives of eight never entered into any of his security shall be descrlbed The - -• ath & Cukes. 53.04 ItusAl. mtt shall deliver sufficient REWARD invasion of Afghanistan. servicemen, foreign policy decisions. But' Anderson Farms, 1430 French , I 5TI copIes of the claim to the Clerk to LOST S 13 around French Ave. & BORED? Carter admits he was siirAve. 323-2261. But win or lose, the new he did keep close tabs on hiS enable the Clerk to mail one copy It St. Black Pit Bull with SAME OLD JOB? prised that the Russians had machoapproach gave Carter race with Sen. Edward to eact personal representative. wtite chest. IS months old. GREEN BEANS-You pick$3.00 )*04 'kO' All persons interested In the Children grIeving. 322-19)3. HOW ABOUT A bu. Elder Rd., Lake MQNQS. DMass., left their clearly defined post- a Lift and pollsters said two. Kennedy, and QI foI5 TT __________________ estate to whom a copy of thIs After 6 p.m. 322-0473. CHANGE? World War I I sphere to invade thirds of the country favored planned strategy, primary. NotIce of Administration has been 6 -Chiici Care 2ANR t'14ajt YOU PICK Blackeyed peas & a neighbor and threaten tte themission.Cartersalditwas by-primary, although he did mailed are required. WITHIN ACTUARIAl. ASSIST. Prgfuçlqnt w -w 5fl Q: V$Q Cranberry beans, 53 by., THREE MONTHS FROM THE . in math. Chanc, to w torn. West's Persian Gulf oil better to have tried and failed not campaign, nO Container, DATE OF THE FIRST where, be someone. I Spur of the Moment Babysitting • R55i0C.s.. 'l-rQ " lifeline. 3161Ce'y4, thannevertohavetriedatall. Some of his advisers PUBLICATION OF THIS Inr,home The move changed Carter's _____________________ - -For 23 months after the becw'necasusltles during the NOTICE. to Iii. any obiections CLINK TYPIST.Accvri)e I -DayorNight3736bl7 YOU PICK typing. FT 5 T positiQn attitude toward the Soviets embassy takeover, he held no Iranian crisis. Others grew in they may have, that challenge the Fi%Wd Blackeyed peas, $3 by H&H ______ and power in the small circle validity of the decedent's Will, the Child Care in my home. Plenty Of and his drive for detente. Farms, 5-7 Thurs. thiy Sun. -news conferences, quallilcations of the personal MANAGER TRAINEE Career play room. Hourly • daily - ttl-4).rt,bt NUt'4' b'-'4 'Ol $hot'I ' -I 4 -A ç$iIQcfl 3Q% 3—LolsAcreage - .' '" Be e,i**-P _______ - 'a Perion Sanford Nursng 5 - along the Potomac River. most often in foreign affairs. AG''t s&o - k44 full tlm•. .4 thuS. A9Ql miles, sometimes slipping INTERESTEDIN SAID ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY from the White house to run tirns has had a major crisis, - sembler e*P in crwsifi Minimum of 3 yrt up. cellent company bene.'t pd- holidayL pension 5 ' Apply AMP surancePowerboat Dv 1)13 30th 5) Sanford Airport 3fl-?IO0. Equal OpportunymPiOV.4' TN ;T;: .'44 .tm4r iflbQ1td.6UO'd. -----ASSEMSLRS BOAT PIECEN ELIZABETH b QQJ perlenced with inbOC'O I RiZ°T In i. Estate of - %AsillroN ENGINE INSTALLERS - *- -- -. 4 4$-Houce - - - - 12 A— EvIfliflQHIrl$d,Saflf - - , • �-- - -. - - - - - - - - L - t- - - • _____________ ------------- -----------------*--------------- I4M-tVsflIflgnec.,S.ftr,p, Inursaay,May22,1IO . .. ___ ____ I - Sate 23 99 S Sale 7.99 • - R P1ae Sale 19.99 guy lines, tent bag - - -- -- Pre-FVlernorial Dày Savings! "4 - - - __ . Peg 3zørColeman' deluxe double mantle gas lantern. 2 pt. fuel capacity, :.Littb0 Rag 2699 CThan' double mantle gas lantern with approx.8 hours of 0 . urner ga ue capac ty. double manIlJ propane !t a9et . Pg 24.99. 3 lb. Hollofit' 808 sleeping bag 33x79 -: JJJT H __ Sale 29.69 Sale 24.29RagSal'.99 Sale 25.19 two 1999 Colaman• - I - ________ :. - 1 ._ . __ . - P. low flame. Reg 36 99 Sale 2999 - ' Rag. 34 99 Coleman' Sale 24.99. Sale 24.99 Sale 5.99 Reg 29 99 Nylon back pack with frame. - _____ . 10000 BTUs per burner Reg 7 99 Lightweight nylon tear drop pack with padded shoulder. 17.'x13½"x6°'. - us Golden Master goU clubs S 8 J[_1 . ________________ Thurs., Fri. Sat., Celebration SHOP SANFO1D&ORtAsoo . 'i; •-__ . iv& '[ \7 Sale 109.99 F- - • Sale 74 99 4 Sa1e8999 • S Rig. $23. Med's Sand TrapaC golf ' Tubet'pe golf bag Rig 3199 Sa1124,' 20'Y ft Save on Sale .. Rig. 134.99..Boys' 20 Eagle II with rear drag . ____ - Conbl. SlIde VIn)1I4sIIIdswhfl. :::r : ___ : &!!!. 175.13 $42 33.00 His-lI U4 50.50 fuel management electronic ____ 070.14 $51 40,00 - &11 widsOsndl0serl.s po.y.s.rcof I' body with 2ftbirglass baits. Bold raised white *PIusfsd.xfr.m1J0IsL* snaring. __________ nI,,.pJ .U'JU'lI S S ,,.,v -1,3.v, 126.00 Tire site Rag. I s&v Sf70.13 52.00 $55 dt • - ae q... Rag. 9.99. H.øvy duty -- - It - " 55 ___ . 2 S&End$S41. __ $7 96 __t.__•t$IflWng.Sav. _ Conc.ntratadAll• _______________ _____________ _____________ \,U USKSIMM• MT. DaNA LU%UNO . w.i. . vIM. 1w su, , V VJ r i '• bANFOMO , , ,, •1 VL DLAND 713. Our 10W30 Motor°oil P I N L H I L Lb-_____ S ______ - •---•---_________ ___ S uvuheagemaier . wheel kuo 6' ' . 19?7 5 , PompønTIm •, __________ kM2000 20" 34piid POftabló Box Fn - 16515 $30 39.23 more ___________________________ LII Z 94d S S- S _____ 280Ngu4ar Prk. Sale _______ ____ _______________ _________ 0R70.14 __________ 1U.00 71.70 - Sale 104.99 S * DRY$.14 $3.00 . astir $ Cholci • Coffee zsnedI - i T...a' 'o 51.30 -- ______ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Scat Trac :' ____________ In Sale 1.6.50 .. I KMA*T$TOSE$WILLOPINAT,AM TODAY -......,.."?' I ___ .' - ______ L UIRCHANOI$*POUCY . I . Wilson championship tennis balls can of 3, Rag. 2.49, Plow lU ___ / __ racket Style 1.3837 ___ ... fäthilbiô1ëi sae10 to $ _____ __ __ .- Rag. 26.99. 2-man InEatable boat kit includes 80"x48 boat, pump and oars. Sae'o" tennIs gear Saven 'golf equipment! I __ S One-man boat. Rag. 16.49 Sal. 1359 - __ ____________ . Sale 17.76 - forlgncsrs.9* Twog3atways locharge _____ _r1 ' S 1 _I . 5___ er . I IF1IS. . S - (I , . -. S - ---- - - * - • r S • 1I1 4S - - : ........ 4tv, 1742 asi Sb 0t1 - '. I - ' ,:.... . S ' } J.!(4. f S I -II ---- - 1 - - -- I 1 - . ,. - . _. 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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. 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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 * � 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/. 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I sat South and played in four spades alter my part. I0•&0*-. ---.i - - b...-. -.- .----•-- - - -' established my club queen • for diamond discard." -. - -i- . For . Class 01 1 4 .. .I 1980 0 ampus recruiters up as much as 10 pr actice or purchasing additional Insurance to cover it. - End icott Sury said Monday tha t about -, 1 * 670 private firms who recruit senior 10 percent more graduates than in 1979. The hiring increase, however, had been .students signed up 8 to . -- -- • -- expected to be higher. The same firms last fall projected a 13 percent rise in the number of jobs. The projections were off - -, - - and show flexibility," are - - 0 - , - .. - - 0 BACK) - - - . . - 0 " Housing Admin istration. - . - ,--:cr NEW YORK (UP!) - A small - 0 - .' 0 - there were i wouldn't them, patrol with city policemen. Jeert said civi lians are not covered because I've never gotten anything out of uf city's present iniurance policy the government ye t." Some residents of nearby Skylark - sadtheclty'slnsia'anceagentrec°m" thy either discontinuing the subdivision have opposed the project .._ q - - ' -. _______ ___ - - t ____ - - - - - New York city bank today cut its ": - i,_.__.,,,._ prime rate by a full point to 1l L percent, foreshadowing what some be another decline in the key lendi ng rate by - analysts think will 0 major institutions. UNIB Bank and Trust Co., a - subsidiary of Israel's United Mizrahi Bank, announced its I ''I 11~ - A - --_0 -- -_- - -- been a maverick in tr mnuning the rate loans its most creditworthy corporate customers. 1_ charged on , .1 0- / - -- 0 , • Today • ___ - Action Reports Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ................ ........SB - -. Calendar ......................38 Classified Ads CO miCS ........................SB Crouword .....................SB - - - — -. - _- -------- ---- - -..- - • LL - ' '! -- ' 16. • • - .'- . . ' . - ,' - - ' . , •• Dear - Abby .....................is Deaths.........................IA Editorial.......................4A* Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................SB 0 A lon e GREETING THE DAWN -0 Hsraid Photo y Tim Nstsal herman Veete the da on Lake Monroe, Silhouetted waters before wading out to t jg . 0 -- ' •. - 0, - ',,_ I 0 -; ?' ' - - Nation.........................u Ourselves ....................145 sports Television. .....................25 Weather .......................2A World..........................IA _____ 0 - to -- - . 0 . reduction' was effective irmimediately. The bank recently has i 0 . Prime Rate Falls fire department cut down on ozCommissioner J. R. Grant denied sirens and horns leaving the station, especially late at flUflO(1 that his proposed would be government-subsidized. "There night when there is little traffic, Mayor Steven Uskert told t he corn- are all kinds of lies and all kinds of zqIskon that the city Is leaving itself wide telephone calls and they are a bunch of óçA for a law suit by allowing civilians, absolute lies," said Grant. "There are no --- . Hall stressed that the apartment graduates," he said. "They many nut find the 0 The inure conservative hiring at- by the city of expected to be followed in short order by rentals would not be subsidized by any a job with a blue ribbon tied around it the Sanford for the issuance of tax-free a permanent commitment, he indicated, f ederal agency, lie said when apartment way engineers, business and computer revenue bonds for the construction. He Interest earned on the bonds would be construction is completed and the unIts graduates do. said the bonds would total less than $10 tax-free, Hall said. are ready for occupancy in 18 hionths, "But for those who hustle and keep million. The mortgage, accordi ng to the Eighteen mon ths construction time is rentals would range from $275 to $360 a flexible, there are jo bs - in banking, plan, would be insured by the Federal sc heduled for the complex is to be built In month. insurance, sales, to name a few fields." he police 0 - - - -- -- at titude probably reflects concern about current economic uncer ta inties," said the College Placement Council based in Bethlehem, Pa., and checker of 550 of the (store fire atatiosij he has requested that cident. - pegged around $13,000 a year. frequently rides with on-duty policemen, ________________________________________________ - - 11, " By contrast, first paychec ks for liberal arts graduates, who may have to "hustle ould Begin In, October '.Wlntel, owner of the West Warren employees If they feel the commissioners Menue property, has off ered to give are Interested enough to give of their own property to the city In exchange for time to ride with them. city'scanceling the$8,ll7owe4byWlntel The ti the paving assessment, according to attorney was asked to look Into ey. the city's insurance policy to de termine if ___________________ V - I business graduates, the two reports said. Startipg salaries in these high-demand fields are around $20,000 a year. Work On Lakefront Units . (;round could .be broken as early as October for the proposed 264-unit . . clude computer whizzes, science ,and displays artists' drawings of the project place of the present sta tion next to City you do not have the training to be a hall at WIlma and Warren, It would have policeman or fireman." livitig space and a drive-tirough bay Mitchell pointed out he had served with area for four vehicles, Chacey told the Ue Baltimore Police Department and commission Monday night. said he felt it was good for the morale of " - --- ---- • - - Under consideration are two sites on' said "I ride in the unmarked car with Range line Road, one near Stum's sergeant and If he gets a call, i get Corner and the 434 Shopping Center, and dropped of f." one on West Warren Avenue next to the Commissioner John Hepp commented, Morrison pro perty. "Your - he&t's right, but y ou may be I L,) " -- - - 'I am Mitc ll, who to negotia te with property owners. -o ('io... cp Combined reports from the College Placement Council and the Frank - , -_ . The city of IAngwood is eyeing three Leonard Starr - ; percent from last year. Theproposedstatlonwouldtakethe moreofahandlcapthanahelpbecause - - are good despite the recession, with hiring by licularly engineering graduates 1 0 Even though a rider may sign a possible sites for a new fire s ta tion and waiver, t he insurance man says a waiver City Administrator David Chacey has no bearing in court, Uskert said. been authorized by the city commission Commissioner Willi he - AfRR - I involves endorsement , by Craig L.gg.tt '\ (è for the college class of 1960 - par- " ntsintheareaolthepresentand wouldbecoveredlntheeventofanac- 0 -_ There. Jo s * .~_. 7-7- _ - SM11 It -- 0 - V -_ . . .. The financing, suggested by Hall, month. The conditional commitment is Longwood Commission Lg At 3 ByJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer HECk- ItL BT "1 IG MOST PEOPLEV I WISH HIS FRITE UkE T' 8CI( I WAGtI'T OtiE OF TO TH9R FAM N TWISLE MR 'YEAR Nf sw T\!--.) I -.- - --- and he was right that nobody is doing anything." such that It is causing "We have to realize that sites are -- Alan: "I take It that at the other table Mike rose with the king of clubs so as to lea d the ZOONIES -_____ - - river is . worth at about construction on the airport property. %.- " who told the Greater Sanford Chwnber of Hall said. authority contact him. amount to be determined by the court caning the airport lease and directed said lie has "faith in our country, Conunerce Board of Directors this Hall said site appraisal and market and the county would have to pay the Kaiser to again contact the property City Manager Warren Knowles can business and, inost of all, our young ow ne r at Rlghtway and State Roa d 46 morning early ground breaking for the analysis for the pr oject has already handle the city's side of assisting the people." . owner's legal fees. The matter is of urgency because the The matter will be discussed again at the complex of one-and two-bedroom received federal approval. A conditional project, he said, adding Sanford would a partments will be accomplished if a new conunitment Is expected to be authorized have no liability for the bonds. "i'hey are stuart and they are going to cou . . nty has already let building contracts commission's regular meeting Tuesday. method of financing is approved. by the federal government in the next inake it - eve' n the liberal arts ruffed the second heart, went to dummy, led a club and my - - 0 0 the team, be built on 27 acres west of the planned to 8 percent interest rate. Financing on a "city of Sanford financing authority" could obtain an order of "quick taking" consider a condemnation, In Evanston, Ill, Dr. Frank Endicott, the conventional market would not be would have to be created. He asked that architect of the Endicott Report, put out The commission decided to direct the new hospital on the Monroe lakefront. since the matter was of some urgency. In Trevor Hall Jr., one of the developers, feasible with double-digit interest rates, persons who wish to serve on the by Northwestern University for 34 years, this event, the owner would be paid an attorney to contin ue negotiations con- playing the East and West _____ - --- '-:___ ____- ': ___ ..... "If we have a Doug Stenstrom on "Frenchmen's Wharf" style as SCCH Ill Is Purpose of gaWng the special finan. New Orleans, he said. einployers who recruit on college To accomplish the financing, Hall said, campuses. County Attorney Nikki Clayton said she said time available was too short to apartment complex, Sanford Landing, to cing, he said, is to take advantage of a 7' ner, Sally Johnson, raised me. The play was last and easy. I smoothly __ Its an offer of that amount, Kaiser said. property." Commissioner Bob Fre nch sa id he Kirchhoff point ed out this mor ning, however, that it is within the statutory would be interested in buying the righ of the commission to condemn and pr ope rty at Rightway and State Road 46 take the property for the fire district. if the owner would sell for $18,000, but - tack forced West'sace. Later -BUT HOtIESTIXTIIRTtS IT'S tlOTHtlG TO BE G000! ER. IEVI*)IIS liT.-'. I M&It4 HE W EMIXIM a t-rr'nr1.. Eti'rrnz r AT LEAST oi .. TINY QUIRIL -0 ____ property placed $16,000. The owner wanted something in I Alan: "Can you give an example of this defense?" Oswald: "A year and a half ago I played in a sectional ,i• Pan p4m Pass . the best of all time." ' ____- 1 - groups who, for diverse reasons, want to keep the # previously rejected because it was too- rapid rate. high priced. , Assistant County Administrator Jeff No official action was taken this Etchberger was able to show that a fire morning. The matter will come up again station built on land the county owned, where he may well have been WISI N.eth Liii SOUth ___ _____________ _______ -------+- - - - 0 - - The flow of the ___ - against river the way it is," Homer said. I 0 Oswald: "Not too jood a - - - . We are up tremtndous obstacles from well-organized the 0 automoblle.accldentat 8:30 this morning, but the owner's price was too high. Appraisals the county ran on the said he favored going ahead with the bidder, but a really fine lay- open a new channel for gain. ' - - . wouldn't want to be part of the team to save Horner said the problem is not so much that the river?" Horner asked. "We are going after this project. Doug lit a fire river is low. "The problem is that it is sta gnating. Midway Seminole County Public Safety airport, property concerning how future er. Particularly on defense Vulnerable: Both __________________________________ __ - - . past I. -%. - self -setving interests. _____ Director Gary Kaiser said a usable piece lease rate Increases would be computed. But Commissioner Bob Sturm, prese nt of property was f ound one block east of Jitway on Rightway and State Road 46, dqspite having injured his arm in an was he? EAST •5 QJ 107 - __ the users" Melbourne using water from the St. 3ohns, pumping it where it wants to, and the large citrus users. There is an awful lot of conflict of interest, _ play bridge again until a few - . - years ago when he got back into duplicate play." Alan: "What sort of player 001 AI)D i I S1uRgT . , talking - . Tuesday. even if $35,000 was paid for the land, 3 to 5 percent. - The commission voted earlier to would be less expensive over the long -' ... •' But jobs for engineers, as predicted, ' , - ... e"" nego tiate a lease with the airport mn, than a building built on le ased land. were up 21 percent over last year, due 0- authority after investigations turned up Clayton, Kirchhoff and Commissioner rn.s p,, y Tern vaicern mainly to stepped up activity In fields of paJAW sutlablis1w Uw purpose that was Richard..WiMam. expres.sed concern Trevor. Hall Jr.,- one of the devq~loperS Lof tbe- - .#A 9 meeting thismefting-of ""d the Giester Sanford transportation, defense and,energy. - , for sale at a reasonable pttce, Other shoo-ins on the hiring front Inover clauses in the proposed lease for the proposttd 264-unit Sanford Landing apartment Chamber of Commerce. ber 7. 1941 when I left for the 4AJ963 Dealer South go - Navy. Mike went In the Army shortly thereafter and did not could develop today that may Important alliances, . . L:. ~J- - special meeting for this morning to escalate costs. 0 _ Something out of the ordinary wiH do much to help shore up W11H CA , state Department of Environmental Regulation bt suggest alternatives - one of them Seminole County decided to go ahead co ndemning and taki ng at a court with the four sta tions this year because _____ ,' 0- ' by T. K. Ryan - - c,. imbc,r There 0 homer said problems in the river are due to a lot of actions of water to the south "Like county leasing property from the Sanford Administrator Roger Neiswender, that __________________________________________________________ thday. Mail $1 for each to better. Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. City Station, N,Y. 10019. Be 19)' Because you're able to see 'sure to specify birth date, and appreciate the other CANCER (June 21-J uly 22) fellow's point of view today, it ____ I ThouGH-r1 __ . not have to die. He pointed to the concerns of ma ny with large fish ki ll in river over the few days. Unhappy with the prospect of the indicated, according to County- fatigue. - flt1'S 1H PALFfrCES' 0 . - Property In B A #K833 11110 THEIR IIEYI H014E _______ - sman going to hold us responsible if 'we don't make effort to preserve the river, "We especially want to be in contact with the oil . - t. I I b a ,— 21M --- mission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff called a subcontractors. Any"further delay might your Astro-Graph letter, hesitate to make alterations if which begins with your bir- you III* feel they're for the - .- of the chamber, Stenstrom insisted the river does , entirely different. There are (ad dieting is a common cause many reasons why people feel of temporary fatigue. _____________ . ' TUMBLEWEEDS asset," Stenstrom said. "The next generation is 0 Airport Authority to build a new Midway they can hold up the work for 10 days to fire station, Seminole County Corn- two weeks without having a problem with w'r •7 2 IH-LU4IE ______ _____ ____________________ " is a real danger that the river is going to die," Stenstrom said. In to his colleagues County Reconsiders Your easy attitude will inspire fatigued or don't have the get Although severe anemia others to act similarly, up and go that they'd like to cause fatigue, iron poor blood have. About 80 percent of the is seldom the real . I HER FATHER- ____ \[ _____________ _____ St. Johns is really our greatest natural "The have Your lack of energy Is cause of fatigue. Chemical probably related to something disturbances associated with and career for the coming major changes or tranmonths are all discussed in sformations In your life. Don't ± ___ - tuberculosis was common - HIM 9@ problem." I President Janice .Fire Stations that was a more frequent 17, 1980 -RWY THIN)(G flER.. - 'fillS IS ThE RAID HELPING MAY "YEAR 1913'?! N1I1IE.. MeN'i-_-'' __ congressmen," he said. goodwill ambassador; Homer; and Chamber 'to available all the information they ha ve about the river,' Stenstrom said. Springfield. Midway station. The contractors have by by Bob Thaves ER? the and lifelong resident; Ned Yancey, for four new fire stations, including the what needs doing quietly and won't enter the picture. ____ FRANK AND ERNEST Friends of ford insutance agent;) Joe Maino of Monroe Harbour Marina; John Edwards of the lakefront . through South before Alan: "The death of Michael diamond without bringing unnecessary TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ace was gone." Be persistent today in Gottlieb makes you the only assistants into the act. Oswald: "This game swing only survivor of e Fo ur LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) situations that can enhance Aces, probably th the greatest won our eighth straight match. Mike took nocredltfor Treat situations your material well-belng, Tie bridge team o( all th' the play. He said it was elephilosophically today and down all the loose ends before and It was, for him." you'll be able to make going . on to things less Omal& "We certainly were ER molehills from mountaIns, prof i table. best from 1932 until ecem- (AP ENTERPRISE ASSN.) • 5'4SU(TAPENO.:a) ' ANNIE ________ ________ ______ _____ __________ Contact with the St. Johns jurisdiction of the federal government, we have to other interested parties to develop a plan to get the attention of our senators and rhittee include:'* Stenstrom, Tony Russi, (San- Sonny Raborn, local Herald Staff Writer You today if you are to take yourself or your in. By left to your own devices, Do volvement.s too seriously. Ego aid Alan So.tag ____ ___________ ) ' and "Since it Is a navigable stream under the every By DIANE PETRYK Things should VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today because LAWOMY1 0 _________ the conunittee- Holiday Inn; I" • focus the attention of "our leaders on our meeting medicine but the probability infectious diseases. When a group Is gathered. ______ C0NSNEO 11 i . %A-..! '.. __ 000 C. - the - the should have a One who Is fond of you will be Take pride In your work responsible. today, regardless of Its • 1ass 3 by Stoffel & Heimdahl - oAPaJNrrNu . - ~ to, a IZ and all way north to Jacksonville. It is state problem," Stenstrom said. Jack homer, executive manager of the saji shortly after the board that those who nitially will serve on the corn- 0 doctor can test you to see fatigue do have a medical what your hormone levels are cause, It is Important to have uch you care. by Ed Sullivan SEEMS SO INMAKING ANP CARLYL TENT ON > a fire" • minds to save the river. If the river Is to die, it lake is so "critically low." Stenstrom sees among the initial activities of . - _____ - - . he -lit Central and South Florida Flood Control District Horner said. _____ be saved. It's just a matter of making up our like any other woman. Your people who suffer from Romance, travel, luck, CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan, resources, possible pitfa lls 19) This is a good day to make __________________________ -' 'TCIJ SEE" HOW CAN ' 0 - Johns. Ile said Russi is -very alarmed" that the "-•" 100 today the St. Johns is a decaying river and can't normal amount of hormones -Since about 20 percent of your mental processes and In, you'll still be going strong.. your ideas will be winners. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. GEMINI (May 21-June Q) Dec. 21) Lucky today is the You have a commanding way pemon who Is No. I In your about you today, yet you assert yourself without of- life. You'll be looking for and tending. Associates will sense finding ways to show how ______________________________ ________________________________________ 0 The best way to combat are likely to find yourseLf in In competitive matters you people that complain of situations that test pour have more than a slight edge ,, imagination and creativity, over your adversaries today. Pressure will help stimulate When they're ready to pack It S % - STENSTROM want to give you some caused by any number of Over _____ ________ i Stenstrom, speaking to his fellow directors, said: "Ninety-nine of people would say ;, - By BERNICE BEDEOSOL YOUR BIRTHDAY June, 17,1980 _______ __ _______ FUJLLC1&) FE5ThJAL . .. . HOROSCOPE For Tuesday, June 'i' 'TiME FLiES T' IUI4kJ rt)(jk HAVIk)G - A)J)L)AL MID-JOJ " - As long as the other ovary Is do instead of things they feel I normal and functioning they have to do. I P. if you wish. If you happen to a complete . medical by Howie Schneider mcme -0cura - Johns' . the DOUGLAS chamber, doing the things they want to I S are bored and others are tired beca use they are depressed. Is that you do not need it. J 11 tired St. Scivë. Homer said Ilussi offered the use of private "The river, of course, is important not only to problems. Part of the blind mosquito problem plane to fly the committee members over Puzzle Sanford and Semiilole County but to the entire here is that flow of river is not swift Lake, located near the headwaters of the St. state. The problem goes all the way down to the enough to carry the blind mosquito eggs away," this out 16 • ____________________________________________ be low on hormones, he might examination. Fatigue can be qqjl~ . sending you explains, many because they people are 56 I I I. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN - .? why the ovary was removed, people have when they're J ___ r It I . Health the ovary and that's probably amazing how much energy 53 - 58 ___ - Try dtructIon — ED _____ I 1k I 55 I - _ 4 fatigue, if it's not caused by medical factors, is to get cycle it may cause pain and it Yourself Involved in, of you enjoy and like to do. It's may result In 47 51 52 ffbv Bob Montana , I Letter I'm part 1 1 ( M The presume that some of the in t he ovary.When of the it enlarges during 43 48 I &M14 :! tIssue was 42 0 his St, Johns." Station, Radio In view 'of your story I 140 Commerce City Box 1551, New Yo, N.Y. 10019. - abdominal cavity. ____________ i1 _____ scattered in areas over 39 0 - . I Board of Directors morning voted unanimously to form a "Task Force to Save the care of this newspa~er, P.O. . their normal location lining the uterus. They may be in the - 34 41 - Stenstrom, the Greater Sanford Chamber of self-addressed envelope for it. Send yo ur request to me, in These endometrial are sometimes displaced outside 26 . __ * Heal menstrual cycle and' to cents with a long, stamped, -.;..L — _33 0 II - Chämbér là - - tube or the ovary or even be JAT b) + 0 . - 0 . during the menstrual period. - Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)-Price 20 Cents having pregnancy. They are shed FH V 1U M 1Z - . .. rvilil ' ida 32771 - prepare 124 1 25 23 0 - cells THE .- .0 , — [ 19 18 !I 72nd Year, No. 251-Tuesday, June 17, 198 + - . ______________________ Sanford 16 I 0 Dr. Ever 11 10 . .: :.. . . .. •0 hadorwovaryremoved. . since then I.seem to lack the energy and motivation to lead tI kind of active life .1 would __________________ Joy. What is this disease . . and tare there possible . emotional side effects from fatigue have no real medical an ovary removed? If reasons for .i. In these hthere are any side effects,0 the re are usually what can be done to treat psychological factors in. them? volved rather than medical The factors. DEAR READER li of the uterus is called am se ndi ng you The the endometriwn. It Is made th Letter number 9-8, By DONNA ESTES up of specialized cells. They Fatigue: Feeling Tired and enlarge because of oHerald Staff Writer Weary. Other readers wh Spurred to action by stimulation during, the want this Issue attorney Douglas S LtlNl 2I I I _ 15 6- 1 6 4 15 13 female and I have when I was 19. At that time I Tj1 - - . DEARDR.LAMB-l'ma 26.year.old endO!fletriOslS.IfOUfldthisOUt T Oo Doctors Can- Test For Hormone Level WIN _ ______ . 0 Answer to Previous Puzzle 56 Environment 38 Compass agency (abbr.) 8 l human 0 9 More uncanny point fix 57 Sooner than tO Visigoth king 39 Fla tt ened 23 Flock member 58 Row 26 Legatee 59 Math symbol It Oven device 40 Cocktail 27 Similarly 19 Erotic 0 snack by Mon Walk er defined word DOWN 21 Of speech 41 Golf score 29 Sea mammal ' 23 Make beloved 0 Himalayan TI4ATS O(AY, 30 Downcast I Weird 24Equaliiy state I STARTED state 31 Metal 2 Overthrows (abbr.) container 3 Looseness 46 Cash drawer WITHOUT 25 Hosted 33 Shoshonean 4 Slice you 28 Cereal grass 47 Forecaster Indian 5 Indefinite in 50 Ocean 32 Serpent 34 P4OUfl suffix order 35 Dessert pastry 51 Express 35 Inordinate 6 Be in debt 52 Utility self-esteem 7 Actress West 36 Diner 6 ______ GOOF-OFF!! You (' - • 18 People County Cork - -- _\ _ _ - I __ _ o 00 ft ____________________________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY ' (TONE -'-AOORE5SED ILLTAKEfl-4EM __________ 1I, I HE __ _' 37 Free from bacteria 1 Conger 41 Light brown 4 Folklore 42 Color creatures 43 Shah, 9 Sup country 12 Actress Gabor 45 Lopsided 13 In conflict (2 47 Muffin wds) 48GirI(sl) 14 Actor Wallach 49 Emanate 15 King haL) 53 Short sleep 18 Utter 54 Mae West 17 Sheep role ACROSS by Chic Young 'p / . t'' 910 ALL RGHt T)-€VE OKAY- rHREE I! June 16 Ionday, - -------- -- 0 . - -, I -- -- -' - - . -. - - -- . ___________________ --- - �- .•.) . 0 -. : - - - -- . a - . - . -. * - 2A—Evenlng H.raW Sanford, Fl, Tunday, Juns 17, 1$o ______________________________________________ 3Year-OId nd.going Rabies Shots; Dog Sought RLD He had broken It while playing on a swing In U rg a rs On Middle East Situation WASHINGTON (UP!) —President Carter and King - Hussein of Jordan are talking to each other again, but neither side expects the 1&-month ,str.ajn In their relations to disappear overnight. The king and Queen Nur were to be given an official ceremodal welcome upon their arrival at the White House and then go immediately to the Oval Office for a meeting with President Carter. Hussein, who is In sharp disagreement with Carter's Camp David tramewoc [or Middle East peace, ac- Although the thieves apparently entered the restaurant and opposition to the Egyptlan.Israell negotiations on * - - I ea 0 . - Return TERRAN, Iran (UP!) — Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh has ruled out a return of the U.N. .. . Springs. - 11,1 ,,,,1 I9IWii.I4 I,2,.o,d Ihe .,eee,1 5J00 U0I%4 O%44Ihntn.-e Ient,1,1.1 UP tk nIne., "°"6- SANFORD HOME BURGLARIZED iU:15 p.m. aria MEAT BREAK-IN Thieves able to slip through an aIr conditioner vent stole $250 the two pry open a section of wall and carry out $250 in beer, soda and candy. - Oneal In her Midway home. Oneal. 2481 Center St.- Midway. told deriuties McFadde weekend, police say. factIons In the paramilitary force, the official Pars news agency reported late Monday. Abu Sharif, considered a supporter of President Aboihassan BanI-Sadr, announced his resignation in a letter carried by the agency, but It was not clear If the thieves apparently slipped Into the shop from an air conHays K. Holstine Jr. 10115 Enclno Way, was ordered held 0fl '$8,400 bond following his arrcst at 3:46 a.m. at his home. dqloner duct. GUNS, TV STOLEN Deputies say Carolyn Welborne, 2753 FIesta Lane, south Burglars stole more than $1,000 In goods, Including three Seminole, saw a van drive by her home twice and a man she guns, from an Altamonte Springs home Monday, deputies say. Identlfed as Holstine tlrow a bottie filled with a burning liquid woman, police say. : McFadden was arrested a short distance away. During a search of his car, deputies say, they found a .32 caliber pistol but no rifle. A rifle believed to be the suspect's was discovered later - - - Pollee firing shotguns wounded 35 blacks who defied a government ban against commemorating the fourth anniversary of the bloody Soweto race riots and The ultimate Intent is to "bring home" clients from the district now In state InstItutions in Tallahassee,'and elsewhere, Clark said. The facility would be built by Reach Out Inc., a private, nongroup that would borrow money for the construction. demonstrated In every major urban center In nation. methods "to maintain law and order," also fired clouds — - "C , 1,4' : <' . I ' '* • ', •,' •• -•' '" . *-- • '04I : •0 ,- - . ' -•- •, - -_ • !- : , 4 - .-. .- - . -/ , s -. . * ,I a telephone convers4ion I•'_ - .i - - * - - - '-k grant "' ' •' - . ' ' "-' - '• , the huge ghetto of Soweto, saId, has promised to recruit locally. KIWANIANS HSA-ECF. The HSA-ECF regulates medical facility construction and planning for Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Brevard counties. biases, executive director of Seminole Youth Service - ' ' wounding of ' abducted In Cobb Countyand shot to death In For yth •''. Egypt Begins Desert Rules The Egtian government today sent a bill to parliament mak1n the 700-mile frontier area off limits Asks in gaining the city information under the •'odom of Information Act." Sen. CIiiIes For.HeIp. said Louis Alfred, a staff attorney was assigned to review the case after the matter _________________________________________________________ WEATHER also noted hi the letter that the Community Serv1ce,pLeaseobialnthethortjo(ned Relations Service has an "ongoing interest In for the city of Sanford to obtain that agenày's this cue." documentation on whatever any charps ur entire file was forwarded to the might be." Department bf Justice in August 1979 for their According to a Community Rela -m. ci ' 4L__ __.4 L._4I--I....... ,.A&L federal law. He asked the senator in addition Sapjo-d Police Department, Is assigned 10 for ar Information he can obtain on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. - £_k .1 relationship of "Mr. Fred Crawford" to the tobreakaredlownf47degreessetIn19.InCleve1anda Bukowski said. "No one in this office has "conciliation and mediation for raCla si Ammat W2Q "h situ t'r4.. " 'rib. aI,,em,. ....IA 4 yvuuuiI .aua JUIU1 U tintime, Brooks, denying be filed agency hearsaboutaproblemandofferatdg -I In an earlier Inquiry by Chiles' office on Severalweeksagothecltywasnotifledby caseattherequestofEEOC. w. a .. . - - - toklhlmInaWasblngtontelepbonecalithat requested to provide its . -- The Sanford City Commission, which jfl from tie US. Department of Housing and along the two streets. to become qualified for $125,000 in new federal also approved the Incorporation of the money for nelghborhood4nitlatsd housing planning advisory committee. According to 6:42 pin.; BAYPORT: highs, 6:26 a.m., 5:33 p.m.; lows, 11:9 BOATING FORECAST: 8t Aeguitlee to Jupiter Isdet, Out & gIs,windg rishle arow4 10 knots through Wednesday, a community-based agency4 To overcome this, the authority is incorporating a "Citizens - - AREA FORECAST: Mostly fair today end tonight becoming partly cidy Wednesday witha chance ot de4ms.Hlghs1nUuppsr0toIow9.Lowstoaight mcatly low 7Os. Winds variable around 10 mph. Rain probsbthty 28 percent Wednesday, pumice) frolil the mountain were still as likely with the dome warted when a low, heavy cloud cover obscured the volcano from his view during a helicopter tour of the area. formation, Rowley said: "1 don't know If it's likely, but It's Court ok Life Patents - WASHINGTON (UPl The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the patenting of new life forms created in (he laboratory a ruling some scientists say will encourage research, but which opponents warn could lead to corporate ownership of life itself. living together as husband and wife." And she awarded Mrs.' In a 5-4 decIsion, the court Monday extended patent law protection to man-made life forms, Including recombinant DNA or gene splicing. against Henderson. The judge conceded that Henderson may have'proiiiised Mrs. Lepera, "I will provide for you and! will take care of you forever." But Judge Burnstein said, "Hyperbole Is the language of lovers. Adults have to view such language as momentarily expressive of intense and Immediate emotion and desire...." "What a pallor the coârt,s would cast on courtship if they were able to hold otherwise," the judge said. The opinion upheld a lowercourt ruling giving 'patent protection to a laboratoryproduced 'oU-eating" bacterium to combat oil spills. The baterium was developed by Dr. Ananda Chakbabarty, a microbiologist working for General Electric Company's Research and Development Center in Schenectady, N.Y. The court said the bacterium qualified as a 'nianufacture" or "comupiositlon of Iliatter" not occurring In nature. Chakbabarty, now professor of microbiology at the University of Illinois in Chicago, said the ruling will "open up" comlilunications between researchers in various industries and the academiiic world. "Traditionally, the pharmaceutical industry and the biomedical industry have been very secretive about microorganisms," said Chakbabarty. "The reason for that is they couldn't patent it, so they tried to protect It by hiding it" thoroughbred horse breeding and training operation. The resulting Marablue Farms was soon expanded with another breeding farm at Ocala, Fla., and a third in Vermont, Mrs. Lapera became a successful race horse trainer and "The Brave New World that Aldous Huxley warned of is now here," said Jeremy Rilkin, spokesman for the People Business Commission. In his book, Huxley wrote of a world iii which human beings could be made-to-order In the test tube. Farms, - . . tightly guarded — little raggedly Monday for 215 black teenagers amid Appointed Mrs. Mary Whitney, who' — and locked Guilford - - - Voted to return to the Housing AUth4 Sanford A rt Authority. Birks' business, something to re4ress the conditions that led to three 9t1ngltm.&hindthescenea,a of civil rights cases were being prepared for -" gioup " , presentation to SIX federal granur1es. - _______________________________ - * ___l ,'i,__. .,-- - 4 — A tanker loaded with about 8,000 .... - and bloctdng sail-bound traffic. - -. MRS. GEORGIA WAIJ.N husband Carl Al Wallis, grandchild; several ai ?Aia, Georgia Wood Walls, AxnerLcus- two daughters, and nephews. Hancock II at U....,eII Aüsas, Ga, formerly of &.,yfor'j, y },4$ Djii charge Atlanta, died at the manor B. (Betty Anne) Newman, ridaftp. A native of Jacksonville; a stepson, Fun.i'ciI' Notk. -; -' Area firefighters and a team from MacDill Air Force Base cover the stAll In an effort to hold doan fumes. OAkLAWN - c.',' ' ____ - I,,, - - MSrItfli' - ______ - - - -. - * MON. THRU Ph SATURDAY91 q d(),' - - ' . - . - - - :. - - - - , 2613 OIlafldO Dr. (17.fl), Sanford Ph. 323-3350 Fr*e timats if other ro Ira needed Reagan, Former Foes Unite For U.S. - - NEW YORK (UP!) — Ronald Reagan, elect a Republican House," Connally told HOSPITAL NOTES - $ member of the Second Pcnce staten, Mrs. Clams Ken- wCOO—Gr.v,sji, services West.bowid traffic was allowed to continue, but eastbound do Leon Baptist Church of nedy, Barneeville, Ga. and ".SraIaWeodW.rns.s1.o. MsgnJl. Manv, *mSrlcus, member and former urs. Annie 8eldeI Lrfflc was diverted tq U.S. 9210 bypasi the area. Ga *tIO diad Sundy, will be president of the Alias flunday 71*., hriihsru, W. A. Wood, M 1ls.m.. Wedny a l 1-- of Tbee was 'no " Wft? V1w cit ?. 13 grand. Atlanta. Hincock ue,al ctred, bat oMcizln said the drIvi not injufed. ild'ea;. rvliora' ic!ude,' S3r 213a1. :tam, i ' - MIMADIAU BAby - Security Is tight around the courthouse, ted for the Republican presidential reception In a New York hotel. nomination, says the GOP nuat rescue the "We saw the people and 'we talked to the _______________________________ natI people," Connally salt "Ronald Reagan has "Abe Lincoln once said, 'Those who must tie appeal to the average mires. Rosd. DiltOns èIEMINOLIMIMONIAI. u','11b4.a ), • ki,i L..I.. LL-& Reagan said Monday at a Republican unity for the reception far lea than the 1,3)0 sold RIchard 0. Tlmka. Deflona JUN uS DISCNAROIS ADMISSIONS reception, for a similar event last week In, Los Angeles. Sa&Od iMord: "It Is time for the Republican party to come Part of the $600,000 raised from that Freda Grant J. Burt. r - Ut., - with court operations, assault with a Includes Fion and Labor • RECHARGE SYSTEM • FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM - — Tanker Blocks 1-4 Traffic _______________________________________ AREA DEATHS TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) . The four, two held in the Gullford in the deaths of five Communist Workers day, four members of the Communist assault, buildings and with deputies and city Workers Party were arrested for The six Kianamen and Nazis on trial police at each door on the building's - bi P1m1it fee paid by H space at the airport since im. Ferriell and Sons Reappointed James A. Baits and Frank have been awarded a coutract of $519,705! * Klafl" rally, c the donations by private citizens and business firms funding the program are growing. donation of open area from David Meadow,, Authority, to the authority's board developer of Ramblewood Unit Ii. directors. authority, a new application will be filed by '' In other action, the city commission: Authorized the ltistallaUon of street - - — _______________________________________________ - -- upward. Mulineaux said the dome may in fact increase the danger because such lateral explosions probably would be blasted l.a the north through the giant breach In the rim of the crater created by the cataciywiic May 18 eruption. H. William Menard, director of the USGS, arrived in Van. under way in the trial of six Ku Klux released on bond, were scheduled to between the Klan, the Nazis and Kianinen and Nazis for the slayings of appear In U.S. District Court today on last November. WEDNDAY TIDk: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 12:28 a.m., 1:01 p.m.; lows, 6:39 a,m., 6:51 P.m.; PORT -- He explained that with a plug in the crater, as opposed to an open vent, explosions could be diverted sidewise instead of siiialler than what scientists were expecting and could easily be blasted out by another forceful explosion, "We cannot predict any time in the foreseeable tt*ture when the volcano will be regarded as safe," said Donal Mullineaux, chief of the USGS survey team studying the mountain. children moved to a farm in northwest Broward County. The by his father and brother. low: 69; yesterday's high: 92; barometrIc pressure: *16; - taintup following periods of eruptive activity. But the 650-foot-wide, 1O1oothigh dome' formed after last Thursday's eruption in the volcano's three-mile-wide crater is apartment in nearby Pompano Beach a few months later. degreá or colder from northern Minnesota through western Pennsylvania and New York state, _4'__ been assessed yet. professional journalismioclety. 1Z4. Scattered frost was reperted in Michigan, and the - thm 1,000 boats for possible violations of in October 1971 when she was employed at a restaurant he Includina the 1978 Green Eyeshade Award, which is to the top investigative reporter in the ". -- ... .' Bondi, of the U.S. Justice Department, ButCircuit Judge MietteK. Burustein ruled tha(,palimony is a.m. He said Williams made no attempt to swim while Gallian turned the boat around and tried to iXill dm from the water. Williams slipped from his grasp and sank, he said. -: -. __ chattering lows In the upper Great I.sk region, early today, setting aside visions of summertime with unseasonably cold °" weammier ana uuaiuig garna wiui a OffIcer Timothy A. Good, 30. was standing by the stern of the boat when he made WI Department's Law Enforcement Assistance an agreement with 'the U.S. Equal Administration (LEAA) investigation of the Employment Opportunity COflhIfllMiOfl. city to the U.S.Community Relations Service, settlements were rnad to both men and bOth Inaletterto the senator, Knowles requests were reinstated in the police department. the name, title and address of the director In Moore has since retired on a disability - ooat owners'. a — overboard from the n-foot sailboat B. Mary Gail. '- Boat owners and captains aiso have received notices from the INS that they may face fines of up to $1,000 for each illegal alien payments from Avon cosmetics heir A. Douglas Henderson FORT PIERCE, Fla. (UP!)— The Coast Guard suspended a search for Malcolm Williams, an awardwinning reporter for the Orlando Sentinel Star, who fell overboard from a sailboat 35 miles off Fort Pierce - '.-- " --' open arms" policy toward the Cuban refugees op May 5, but 10 days Later he ordered a haILlo the Mattel-Key West flotilla. — - federal agencies. In his letter to Senator Chiles, Kno4Ies nearly 114,000 Cubans to the United States. said he planned to issue a written decision Wednesday or Thursday after taking "a long, hard look" at the matter, Two suits asked Aronovitz to order the release of the boats so they can return to commercial fishing, to find the seizures illegal and to rule on fines the U.S Inunigration and the language of lovers," a judge denied Monday Rosemary A Coast Guard spokesman In Miami said Williams2 Questions concerned police officers Tony Brooks and John C. Moore who - ., MIAMi (UI'!) - Nineteen shrimp boat owners who have filed suit to regain their seized boats thought they were doing what was "necessary" and "humane" when they participated in the Cuban sealift, their lawyers said. But a U.S. Justice Department attorney said they were flaunting U.S. law and trying to make "quick, easy money" when they ferried illegal aliens back from the Cuban port of Mariel. After hearing testimony from both sides 'PaIii'nony'RequestNixed Reporter Feared Dead - " - May25 eruptIon, USGS scientists had hoped for the formation of a lava dc*ne, a process In which thick, sluggish lava flows was discovered that another officer fatally shot " Stephenson. ' $jjnfo,çJ - - -- -- lava dome inside Mount St. Helens' gaping crater signals the end of last week's major eruption but nothing else about the future of the volatile volcano is certain, scientists say. "There's a zillion possibilities," Pete Rowley, U.S. Geological Survey geologist, said Monday. "If anything, this dome signals the end of the erupuon of the 12th (of June)," he said, but he made it clear It doesn't signal the end of all volcanic activity of the mountain, Robert Mitchell, assistant to the police chief, an- County. - CMRO,Egyt(UPI)—Epthulmposodaoneyear state of emergency and martial law in its western desert provinces near Libya, where tensions are still . -- 'J'm " gunman suspected In the slaying of Officer Shannon murder of Michael Priest, 24, community matching funds needed to keep the organization operating. - *. throw contestant Alan Ramsey during a recent boat owners' suits are expected. "it is so complex," said Diane Tolbert, who - longhorn World Championship Rodeo at Pontiaë, Lawyers for the 19 boat owners, who had a represented four boat owners. 'When the total of 31 boats seized, claimed their clients iaw'ers don't really knol what it's supposed astride just long enough to heat the clock. ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ U.S. policy on the sealift that has brought fishermen to understand the technicalities " by a fellow officer, police said Monday. - runoff against stale Rep. Hicks Harwell. Jenrette is one of three congressmen indicted so far, and FOR HER - . ' -- - GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!)— A Gainesville policeman killed in the line of duty Sunday night while ' Potts was condemned; for Following the council's recommendation, the proposal will be down by black-and colored mulatto workers who observed a one-day strike against white-controlled - - By A Fellow Policeman '.' Kiwanian Don Hughes (right) presents check for by a federal judge In At1nta the project. me Seminole Sub-Area Council may approve, death In the melee against baton-wielding police and - .' " - - that his appeals be droed, ' the anniversary of the worst race riots in -"." Potts dodged a June 5 late with the electric chair with appeal on the eve o( 1113 scheduled eIectrocut1oii.But , IN BRIEF ' EDT. - -- - '' today. The execution is acheile&. ,' - "- - FLORIDA and murder, set the date fter I% e I it JIV UIU II)L I IIV d UI4JLJLIIy dflU iaces a dune i Morse said. " " "" * - - Judge James Bullard, thd two sentencing Judges who iCOfldemned Potts for kidnalng , ' - I. ,,: -* * 0 * toward him, a Martin employee, Kenneth Bne, ' her off the stage. ',' me woman, who was 40 at the-time of the abow, ' - manent injuries, 'he suit said. ______________________________________________ 1" Cobb County Superior Court - . -. ,,. , " .. 1,. 4 1. A I _J' . 'k be executed In Georgia's electric chair on July 1.: /:... ',, ''• I. " .0•, • ,— IIIWIJ - •.. -- •1-'--.- .. - — - - L. CUIIIS RinIayson w$iijn 4p4h p,1a 0. MltchiII R(WI B. PIatt s.II M. PatricIa Woodard Di5. MIIbIIf, Di . - smo - Milvifl W. Heathir Todd out oYur house. I • Up to $60,000 and more, - • .... ...o - • Flexible repayment plans. 'No points. • • - - No brokers fees. ' ' * - ',,, I Home improvements. Any worthwhile purpos Call or stop in at the Blazer Store arid ask about our Hcxie Appreciation tlsnkedby former CIA director George Bush, television spot . - AudrSy .i. Ham.i. Delary L Coynef, Deftons Ralph Migglo, DilIma Thomas Z. Murray, Diltana Hel. LaO an.e. e.rns, orons. city on CBS, said a Reagan _____________________________________________ Joim 1806 French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771, ____Connally, Bern. Howard Baker of Ten. spokesman in Los Angeles. 'iewe and Robert Dole of Kansas and Illinois Other funds raised by the Los Angeles and 3224612, RE. Goddard, Mgi Hap. Philip Crane. New York events and similar receptions to be His former rivals agreed. held nationwide will be used to pay the W4h ovsu 300 Olazst Siou.s actoss the coIslUy thus's 'tWa have to elect Ronald Reagan, we have campaign debts of Reagan's GOP primary bIoewvou CI'ISCkWIIPhOnSbQOII to elect a Republican Senate and we have to opponents. ___ — — * - "• Lir Sealift Caj.tains Sue - -'' Steve Martin, Aide Sued "' OMAHA (UPI).—M Omaha woman who claim., she 4. filed a $250,000 lawsuit In U. S. District Court against the comedian and one of his employees. Forsyth County Superior profit ' Monday -, - A $1.3 million facility for care of the mentally handicapped South Africa Again Boils ' * - - - -- " — *r IA Jenrette said the timing of the indictment charging him and Stowe with one conspiracy count 'and * two bribery counts •-.* 4_Iw 1.. ' .'. - were killed on Impact. The pilot of the Steerman, Tom Van Etten, 50, died a few hours later, withdrew his appeal °f execution less than two ekS preliminary approval Monday by the Health Systems Agency of East Central Florida' Seminole SubArea CouncIl. " The proposed facility, to be located In South Seminole, would be a 60-bed unit made up of four buildings with living space for 15 patIents. BenClark,projectreviewdlrectorfortheHSA..ECF,sald the buildings would be designed to provide more of a olike atmosphere than usually found In such Institutions. ' - " training plane, were flying at about 1,000 feet over the ba'q flV-ngr • WIjI £k.. - -- - _ qniithwpct - ... -'..' 0•0 0WIfl4UJ U5IlI S'-" demned killrJack Pottswho the wail Into a mural relating what Moslem militants inside the compound consider a revolutionary epic, Nov. 4, 1979, seizure of the 53 AmerIcan hostages. *' t' U ' I"' * " Martin show at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln last Sept. 2. During the show, the suit said, .- - - ' I • a picture-taking flight over Randolph Air Force Base collided and plummeted to the ground, killing three people and injuring a 12-year-old girl. The single-engine, two-passenger aircraft, one of . A south Seminole man was arrested early Monday morning - before I a.m., Monday, then pointed the weapon at hera - U.S. Embassy in Tehran — a scene depicting the storming of the compound by Moslem militants eight months ago. The painters, Hannibal Al-Khas, 50, and his ap- - ' Latvlan Jews as an oflicçr of the Nazi SS security - 0', "- accepted the resignation. have spent 24 days working on the mural and expect to finish In about two more weeks. ______ i Los Angeles ordered his citizenship revoked 10 month, ' ago on grounds his Immigrant visa was fraudulently obtained. -"•' In a separate action, the department filed suit "' seeking to revoke the citizenship of Arnolds Richards '- . ft iii i iiiii U Idi case will not come to trial before the November election. The Justice Department started deportation action Monday against Mike Pasker, also known as Mecys ment and FBI have been campaigning for years to ruin Jenrette's career. Penn scheduled a July 30 hearing on that issue. Robinson charged the indictment should h9ve been returfled 'C w..o*o• date and said his client Is prepared to take the risk that ipnrette'Iwvpr i(nnthPnhincnn arrn,.A C. ..j , -----'—•-• •. 004 bUU LW 42 I4ICI - '" ' sunlight outside the courthouse with his blond wife Rita chtsping his hand and told reporters: "It's a very frightening experience for me having gone Into court a number of times being' on the other side of the table SANFORD MAN CHARGED WITh ASSAULT auegedlyirokeoutawlndowofawoman'shome,thenpoin a rifle at her and threatened to kill her. John W. McFadden, 1101½ Holly Aye, Sanford, :w arrested on charges of armed burglary and aggraa Iran, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary $225,000 in bribes froth FBI' undercover agents in the "Abscam" Investigation. U.S. District Judge John Penn, who accepted pleas from ., Jenrette and Jphn R. Stowe, a förme.MyrUe Beach S.C., wfth the congressman, set a - . A 19-year-old Sanford man and a 17-year-old youth were AT SHOP v" . •__I ot-4-i--.-k__I uvei .L ororrea meo'-l--. uçzei iaer w nana burglarize a Goldsboro bar. Michael McCloud, 19, of 29 William Clark Court, and the youth, also from Sanford, were arrested outside Joe's Tavern, 1912 Southwest Road, at 4:42 a,m. Sunday. , epo OUi against two all (UP! )—The government is - eg - - ax war criminals, seeking tO uepor a 1-year-old California man who allegedly helped kill more than 100 Jews and to revoke the At first appearance in court Monday, Hoistine was order held lii -lieu of $8,400 bond. An Altamonte Springs man was arrested at his ijom Monday, charged with robbing a movie ticket seller at point on June 10. Larry D. Cuyler, 4) Dunbar, was Jailed in lieu of $10, . bond, on charges he stole $320 and a purse from the Robinson told the judge he will file motions seeking access to all government files and tapes pertaining to his c1jnt — peared In court In what he called a "frightening experience" AIIe ed Nazi Criminals * home between 7:40 a.m. and 6 p.m., taking a pistol, rifle, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. -John Jenrette, D-S.C., ap. face a primary runoff election next Tuesday for the Democratic nomination in his district, I * us ice : with $215 In cash and goods, police say. Ralph L Spotts. 216 PIne Winds Drive, Sanford, told police thieves broke Into his home by cutting through patio screens between 6:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., taking cash, a watch arid a securing the release of the 53 American hostages, now in their 227th day of captivity. - I '' :: at 323-7627. epu ies .$1,129. mnv '' h,ivp hppn tn mfrg, If nv,rr If hirt hPn " ,irjI1gi-I 0 up Hussein's suggestions for a new set of negotiainns. Denied - "If anyone sees that clog .nd it c captured, It would be wonderful," :Mr By DAVID M. RAZLER the safe lock, deputies report. Group ry - spots go tirough the entire series of shots is If the - Herald Staff Writer Deputies say they are Investigating a Monday burglary of an Aitamonk Springs restaurant and some evidence they think was created to throw them off the track. - Burglars took $972.76 from a safe at the Kentucky Fried Chicken shop, State Road 436 at the Interstate 4 entrance, either late Sunday night or early Monday morning, deputies days of talkS, U.N. On' Mondy, Joey's pediatrician, Dr Maritsa PastLs, began Injecting the boy with the painful series of anti-rabies shots. "It Wasn't a bad bite," according to Joey's had taken him for a breakfast outing, the - Carter, Hussein To - Meet - The dog, which has been described as the backyard of his home on Banana Lake. looking something like a b?sset hound and On Sunday, after leaving Sambo's larger than a beagle, responded by nipping INBRIEF - NON Aoscam Figure Pleads Innocent deee -- ------ '.'. - - - - . ' -- - * ' - :es ---- ', - - - -- .-- S. :.. - ., - - �V - • 1p V V . V V . * . - - -V - I 4 - - •4 V •V(44 - _ -: - - -- 'W _. - — - — . '.. — • u -c V — 4 - .- —i I . . Evening Herald 0, CUSPS 41280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FIJi. 32771 Area Code 30S-322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, June 17 980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor WES SWENSON, Advertising Director V V V V V ".... i National. Lea t . . Politics Can Be . V i - I I _ s -The protagonists are two major figures in state governmen t Leo T. McCarthy of San Francisco, speaker o( the state Assembly, the — .. I '. __ __________ ____ ____ __ __ __________________ _______ __________________ _____ _________ _______ ! - ,-` . ti6. 'I.:.__ IN . • , _____ ___________ fl F) _______________ . •. _________ __________ qualified by ability and experience to be president the common wellare of the people of I . California. . . But for tnore Own six months, McCarthy of the United States, to- that degree will Reagan and Be?inan have placed their highest gain public confidence and broaden his own ap---- priority_'hot on _ serving the public but*on pe rpetua ti ng a personal feud that now has peal. And to the extent that presidential qualities escalated to a statewide vendetta involving Will , are lacking in a running mate, to that degree dozens of other legislators and would-be the Reagan presidential bid be jeopardized. legisla tors. Perhaps the next most pressing public concern Al though this particular dranui has an allabout Reagan is his lack of focus on foreign afCalifumia cast, the script has been modified NeW Vaccine -EffectiVe politicians subordinate ftwir public respon- and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. sibilities to self-aggrandizement, career vulnerable on international issues. The Americ.n advancement and crude grabs for power. Indeed, one of the least savory techniques People, not to say 13.S Allis, would be riemvxed, dev't*" by respected foreign policy -advisers. It is important those committees. more thart the duck embryo injections, which failed to give protection against the disease inI than simply advocating tax cuts. Unless Reagan converts public doubt about hit; colleagues when he began planning a 19C campaign for higher offic6, probably either safe vaccine." But Winkler also paid tribute In addition to protecting some 30,000 to the duck embryo vaccine, which he said Americans exposed to rabid an1mals every And for another thing, the two news items point up a basic problem of the United States California's governorship or a seat In the U.S. Senate. had served well for many years. in doing political business around the world. All too frequently a logical partner for - tunately has every chance of doing, the majority of Americans voting in November could conclude A i. that incompetent incumbents are lesser evils than incompetent newcomers with neither experience McCarthy's campaign treasury, while ad- V ditional funds were collected at a San Francisco cocktail party starring Vice Incapacitated President Walter F. Mondale. McCarthy'sdlsplay of ambition engendered Public confidence in the Social Security system, already undermined by desperation increased-in C1 ' Angeles dinner featuring Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mam, as the principal speaker produced more than $500,000 for embarrassing one on moral grounds. . Turkey in that respect is by no means the worst of the lot, past or present. There was, of course, the Iran of the shah, a particularl~ The new vaccine is made from human cell intimate association that the •- especially Berman, a former political ally period that produce few side effects, It con- licensed vaccine is expected to range from $VM95 for the medicine alone, compared uneasy tie with a South Korea apparently congenitally unable to kick the military dictatorship habit. — the payroll tax that funds benefit payments, is who promptly launched a drive to strip fers a high degree of Immunity Ao the usually further eroded by the "Son of Sam". fiasco. A New York City newspaper has reported that convicted killer David Berkowitz Is receiving disability payments of more than $300 a month under the Social Security program. Government officials said the payments had been approved due to Berkowitz' Inability to hold a job because of mental Illness. According to Rep. William Whltehurst, a Virginia Republican investigating the system, McCarthy of the speakeriltip and capture the post for himself. V fatal disease, with $325 for the 23-shot duck embryo vaccine, On the other hand, 23 Injections were Winkler said, • - . . JACK ANDERSON - V, . .1 V 11 , ________ 1 ___ lfl'll'' __ ___ V ____ ' , I.::: • . ll, = military muscle to attack his Latin American iwighb on quick noti ce. Thanks to the Russians, Secret assessments presented to Congress bythe D*nu InteftrIm Agency wam that equipped air force in Latin Anwica." acFkielCaitro, farfrocn beIng attheendof his cording to the Pentagon's Intelligence rope, is at tb peak 01 hIs military 01C1I11CY, perta. Among the Cuban air force's recently thanks to the Soviet Union's military acquired planes Is the MIG-23 "Flogger" assistance. which, f loaded "can reach P°°" t The refugee exOdeS CXPOISI Castro's the Southeastern United States, Mexico, as a sham. But his big brother In the Kremlin Contral America and the western Islands of sáppilu birn with the practical support 10 the Caribbean," according to the secret In control. The 100,000 Cuban keep him___ transcript refugees may have the principles, hint Castro In addition, Sovlet.aupplled AN-26 transports have "the capability to airdrop troops in fact, hwntuatlng as It seems, the Cubans In portions of Florida all of Jamaica, Haiti Power - :. V - \ - VVV'•, V Richard Nixon's NIXON'S ADVICE: favorite presidential candidate, John Connally, took the biggest pra tfall In t he Republican primaries. Yet in Nixon's opinion, Z V \ • ~ :' r , ____ ,:., • surgery on his pitching shoulder, his major-league career has been marred with frustration after frustration. In the last two seasons, the 20-game winner for the Orioles in 1976 who signed as a free agent for $2 mi llion with the Indians V - Terry Crowley and Kiko Garcia delivered two-run singles to lead the Orioles and hand the Angels t heir sixth straight loss. Palmer, 6-3, allowed five hits and struck ou t six before leaving - •": *'L ' uII V • . with two out in the eighth inning. Yankees 1, Mariners 3 Tommy John became the American League's first nineganie winner and Graig Nettles homered and knocked in three runs to spark the Yankees, , ;IbIIIlI,JaL;tc:: —*- ~ ,I. %#, r ,~h4cij#".~ ~ il . J , ;.r~. *&~- n", . is;- 1.,J~ Rangers 6, Royals 3 % I 4&4& 1~ta . I . . . . ,..A.,. 1, Texas collected eight singles in the ninth inning to post its . ~8141 FNM by Tom Vlamf not all Importantitiming in the Infield came Into focus on this play In a-game victory. The Rangers scored all six of theirruns after two were JUST IN . . between Associated Sales & Engineering when pitcher Bill Stoudenm Ire TIME Tourney Saturday. - out, with Richie Zisk, Rusty Staub, Jim Norris, Jim Sandberg, Tucker Ashford and Pat Putnam each poking RBI singles. A's 11, Boston 8 Mickey Klutts had three doubles and drove in two runs.and Dave Revering knocked in two more runs to snap the lied Sox' I six-game winning streak. Tigers 6-3, Brewers 5.5 Helicopter: Tom English 2.2, 2 3, David Honey 2-4 3b, Wayne Sunniland Sunniland 041 30& I 00 004 02-4 Larry Pr.uley 1.2. Don Clifton 11, Weeks 2-3, Benny Cubb.ge 2-3, Max. Plumbing 001 003 03-'? 6313) I*32 United Incur. Reggie Cleveland, making only his second start in thre Rob Simpson 2.1, Billy Grlflh,i 3.3, Associated Sales I. Engineering years, pitched a three-hitter for 7 2-3 Innings and (;oriiiari WPTom Hamilton. LPChris WPMark Colon, LPChris Lee StOudemlre 2.3, Sunnlland: Bobby Robinson 2.3, Buddy Frank. Hitters- Sunniland: Phil Frank. Hitters- Sunniland: Dan Phil Spoke A-SHR. Don Mcmunen Stumpf 1-2, Willie wall 1-2. Thomas and Cecil Cooper hoinered to give the Brewers a split. Spike 23 HR, Nick Mergo 2 3, McMullen 2.1 HR. Fred 2.3 7b, Fred Washington 1.3 HR. American League L Cox, John, Gos&age (9) and Woolf" Fred Washington 2 3, Chris Frank Washington Burnett* Washington 3-4 2 HR. United I nsvr. 2 4. Burnett@ (First Game) Oates. W -John sseaux 23, Toille (9 2) L Shown O'Brion I - 1, Don Cauu*aux Ov. Auto Parts Washington HR, Ray Noble 3 3. 200 201 0D0- 3 I I I Beattie (3 7) HR-New York, 2 3, Maxwell Plumbing - United Insurance; Gregg Williams Mllw 4-1 HR, Tom Robere 2-1. WP- -Jim Williams. LP- Mark Frank DetroIt 100 001 202- 6 II 0 Nettles (S) Charlie Barkwell 3.5, Terry V 22. Frank Cline i-l.'Mik, Hohman Sorensen, McClure (7), N. S. Morthonts 11111111 oil 6-3 Colson. H Ittors- united Insurance GlIbefi 4 5 HR, Tom Hamilton 3-S, 2 3, mark Colson 2 3. Timmy Morris 33, Chuck Johnson Billy Williams 4-3 HR, Dan Schael Castro (7) and Martinez, Oaklrd 300 230 III- 11 An*.SaFes 500 355 1-I 2.3. Mickey Tibbetts 2.3. Oviedo 1 2, Ken Cobb 3-S, Steve Wilkes 3 3, Wilcox and Parrish. W-Wilrox Boston 000 211 013- - 1 12 1 . (6.1). L-Castro (0 2) NRcWP- Bill tfouden'iIre. LP- Auto Parts: Lloyd Wall 7.3 2b HR, Joe Kluinoc 34. Willy Lindsey 72, Norris and EsIan, Rainey, Milwaukee. Money (7), Lexcano Berry Cubbege. Hitters- New .101 Benton 2-2 HR. BIIIingham (4). MacWhorler (7) Kenny Featherstone I.I. Page Smyrna Merchants Michael Fair (9). and Rader W-Norris (54) — -- Rainey (7 2) . HRs-Bo%ton. RICE 2 (Ii), Lynn (7) (Second Game) M)lw ___________________________ 011001200- 591 Calif 010 WO 010- 2 6 0 Defrolt OW 000 O)D-- 3 4 0 Bitt 30000002* S 0 Cl C I eve e lI an a nd,ci McClure (5). Knapp. Hauler (7). Clear Castro (9). Augustine (9), Flinn (9) and Moore; Rozema, (5). LaRoche (5) and Donohue, Shock Palmer. Stoddard (5) and Weaver (7) and Wockentus Dempsey. WVPaimer (63) -Cleveland (42)- L-Roxema Kiwanis stranded a rupner at second in the top of the (2.1). HRs Milwaukee, Knapp (1 Kiwanis, one win away from an unbeaten and the Thomas (13). Cooper (9). Sanford Junior League city championship, was upset 5-4 by seventh. Ch)cgo 00300000097 Detroit, Kemp (6), Hebner (6) Carr opened the bottom of the seven th wi th a si ngle and stole Cleve 000 101 30* Knights of Columbus Monday night, deadlocking the two Baumgarten. Farmer in. second. Mark Thorne and Lee Fredrick both went down Seattle teams In a ti e for the second half, 010 001 01 0- 3 10 0 Proly (7) and KImm; Garland swlnglng,butMlllerslngledtoscoreCarrwlththetylngrun. N.Y. The two teams will square off atl:30p.m.Thursdayat Chase 20003010*-6 52 and Diaz.W-Garland (20) L Beattie, McLaughlin (ii and -Farmer (S-I) Park ma single game to determine the second half champ. Miller went to second on the thr ow from the outfield. Miller are as follows: V Sunnhland 20, Orlando 4011c000r 8 .11 VW Parts 7, Goldman Bros. I Associat ed Sales 1, New Smyrna 3 'Oviedo Auto Parft S, U. In. irance 0 i. Maxwell Plumbing 32, Sunniland Laser's Bracket Results Now Smyrna 12, Goldman 4 United Insurance?, SunnitandS M&C Pipe 9.Oviedo Auto Parls 5 Auo.c. Sol" 12, Orl. Hell. 6 United Insurance Ii, New Smyrna M&C Pipe 20, Associated V Sal" i M&C Pipe It, United Insurance 9 VW Parts ii. Mic VW Parts 6, Associated Sales 3 Wii Plumbing 9, Ov. Auto i Odand.Helicspter .1 Maxwell Plumbing 14, VW paris Sunalland 13 Maxwell PlumbIng 12, VW Parts 'CO't. 5)5 NIl-I 6A Sanford Junior League WP- Chris Frank. LP- Tom English. Hitter%- Orlando .1 Surprise, Kn*ghts Kiwanis 5"4 — season V V - I. , stole third and then scored the winning run when Coleman, the Both teams finished the second half with 6-i records. the city title with a victory Thursday night. Kiwanis catcher, sailed a throw Into left field. . .I However, UlKnights of Columbus wins 7buradlay night, the two ~ ' Besides the double and single by Carr, Knights of Columbus teams will then compete in a best two-out-of4hree ganw Seri" got singles from Ike Fredrick, Wardell Fredrick, Miller and .. . L . ?M)Id Into tt breath in brush-fire situations short Is not a purely affectionate embrace. It __ retlulm a certain quid pro qu& of an all,out nuclm "The Cuban armed forces have griduated 'Th Soviets and the Cubans have con. _____ tnUce," the CIA briefers recently informed In T22'ICW t33 Hovs3 S O1UJI2I1tIS on , ~ - - he But the court decision, which Involved Delta's right to Impose higher medical standards on its pilots than the FAA required, V Nixon has told inthriates that he advised may shoot down the , industry-wide . rehabilitation program for the approximately Connally to reject the liberal definition of a 300 recovered alcoholics who now pilot "conservative," to redefine the word in commercial airlines, The decls1n positive terms and then to campaign as an also affects pilots who have overcome het unabashed.: conservative. But by Nixon's account, Connally was taken In by a group of dlsea,e psychiatric problems and oUir conditions. I moderate RePublican senators who per. medical conditions, suadedhlmtoblwhlspoliticalimage. LISIDE ThE KEEMUN: If President Nixon professed not to be surprised at the Carter can't keep his allies In line, It may result. Connally spent $12i million on his comfort him to know that his nemesis in the campaign and garnered only delega te. Kremlin, ' LCOUIdV Bre*sney having a similar problem. An Intelligence repl*'t . Connally might have won had heeded the right advice, V FLYING . V 'V . • ' ... grounding. Once they have agreed to proper treatment — and have apreW to stay dry — Us Kmmb. Aliholugh their differencea am they are allowed by federal regulations to Papered over, IOII* Politburo mexnb*s monmaymistake. The ___ providing the troops and the the detriment of the flying public. As It happens, the court silt, brought by Soviets yfrtuafly all the equipment." V - -- -, V ' V -. - •• Romaz4a balk Increasingly against Soviet policies he decIsion to invade Afghanistan, according to another in.. telligence report, has caused tension - .•w- . .,, - " ; -' V __ V . • • -. V V 7 " 4 --~ Bill Miller V V , ':-•'•"14ri4.;"... .......... 11. il- I .' , . - -i V of Associated . . N. ... .,.. a wa with outs adle with one cut. Ie 's awed when UllIer was safe on an a. a. and -. . - th md ecoed when Saha was eafe on ra error. 3aker was Sales Sc Eugiseerfag dcs sl later cut dosin at the plate when he tried to score on a chopper to Mir& Woods *ni&d two od= mum In th3 dath. &Wentl harLesda who pushed the invasion plan çn their faJteriflg lesdt r___ a, . bttow oftim &VL CuT agdo aterted O&V rdling, slamming ., - ,., claim that Hu'ngary. Poland and, of aw*, • g - I ' V BACKWARD: Commercial agonrepor -11 . V 'WIn over New Swyrna In the winner's rac&et, - --V .,. • •VV;VV,1V.V VV _____ _____ ctnaó east ges ntters .n a row. KIWANIS Dasetiard V Mick*aa V AUMN KNIO"TS ASS 0' 111 COLUMIUS McOswaa III AIIM ,ksss :'. 1111ILKS ass s 321 5d a co 4,. Saks' k.$*III 5IY4 .Z, .1 MWHFWUN! lC$005MI TI SAIPIT T% • 12 •• o,a... 3)2 L. Prsc* I I I C1ss11 I2I 4' 1 NIl 311 M11$w 411 Lawse III Dee.Fe Iss 151 W.F 351 Lec. III 2 Tree$UIU 251 Mpky I IS Kat II. 211 x,g Na$ta. III wUBi, 351 v.sr.s, •• c.si*IS S tj s., .' TOTAU IellS ISS TP111$U ••TOTALI W.T.. CCI TOTALS 23131 Care 321 TOTALS $16 *-I$ Kh"011111 "I W 0-4 Mesas NI 1)-S kcs0umIus N' Fraskila Cefunsi j ___ . SEEUSPOR YOUR-EXHAUST WORK we OR a 1:111101te Nighw8y Autowive, kc, Pieis$ load Auto TransmissIons. Air Conditioning Tuna-up# - Broke* - Paint - And - - - be III _____ traltsasdftsatujnr* McROBERTS TIRES All General Repairs I NEW HOURS: Mm. tiwv Fri. . 4 A.M-5130 p.m., ut.'s A.MAIN PH 32116$) PH 95477$-4747 SANFORD Oraass city a 1pcj - . . - If winners, scattering six hits and striking out seven. Work ' 4 th W1111am Caff, afttituted Into ft ninth spot in the second Inning, lit a double, single and reached base on an error. He scored three ci his team's five nine, Kiwanis scored first, pushing a pair of runs across the plate In the top of the first Iridng. Alfred Bookhard led off with a walk and Bruce FranMin was safe on an error with one out. Baker drove the two runs boone with a two-out double. lUwasüstretcbeditsleadto3.OwithasthgJetallylnthetop __ oçznsd the frame with a triple and of (lie third. Bootchard ocored on a sound out. CEr reched bane on an error with one out in the bottom of t1tfiretan dtheftwetKnights01Co1umbusnanona te t, i. s* t SAVE e top of the fifth. _ John McGowan went the distance on the mound for the ix hits. What ht Baker was his Inability to stop the number nine batter in the Knights 01 Columbus lineup. First baseman . Vone . V j- V by a tight 74 score at the hands of United Insurance of -,' I .K V W1IIL . ____ -, V .- V Butch Wynegar went 3-for4 and smed two rum and Geoff covered first perfect on a grounder to the first baseman to nail N.S. Merchant " hitter Mike Beard for an out during action In the Sanford Men's Softball Winner's Irackit Nesvtts nation's major airlines (Northwest), Delta ' has gone along with the FAA program that permits recovered alcoholics to regain their airline pilots who are alcoholics have been teddeployinet Siais still just dreaming about: a Butuanne who has ever done business able, forthepastelghtyews,toacknowledge force that can be rushed with the Soviets knows, the Russian bear hug their problem without fear ii permanent ownb3r of trc:Dpe to — Trips White Sox Zahn scattered nine hits to pace the Twins. Orioles 5, Angels 2 Jim Palmer and Tim Stoddard combined on i six-hitter and Coleman slammed a triple and single for Kiw", Bookhard tri pled a nd Baker and Bobby Hartman both doubled. — 4Ir4,ncJIcctOr. - ,, • V, . V - Uni - A — - I Troutman. V _____ _____ ...,:::::!:::: ... ,.I., 1'. .I and any situation for a strike." 'I:"w 4, Blue Jays 0 V •,V In Monday's other game, Moose dumped Elks 13-5. Freddie Miller was the winning pitcher for Knights of Columbus, litWft Kiwanis to just five hits and striking out seven- Mike Baker was the loser, fanning 16 while allowing just may have achieved — thanks to their Soviet ' and the Bahunas, and most of the Dominican a military. cabtlity Wt the RepubIIc" the CIA analysts txaioiles I .. .V . next week. .., I . • V ' move out of the loser's bracket, losing its second game ". VW Paris )I, M&C Pipe 7 0 - ,.' H - .&..- , ! . V - V 1% - bankruptcy and economic fallure of Fidel States — although our intelligence has V V .:., .... - Ga with my other pitches,' he said. "1 felt strong and had good • as an important regional military actor In the alcoholic pilots. Like all but one of the - V • n Gritty control of my pitches. I feel right now I can throw any pitch in - .- V Caribbean area." bite. 4 • American League ______________________ to establish my breaking pitches and not throw many fastballs. "In the four th, I got more relaxed and mixed up my fasthall to the United States shows the moral Castro can successfully attack the United community paint an entirely different pic- weapons. Tin point is that Castro has the "Ifto i - Imsburg. 7be tournament results, Including local partIcipation ! • V V - V Maxwell romped to a 32-1 win. Sunniland failed to . " V V - V V •. -'r : , . - ....I - Sunniland opened with a strong snag, a 201 win " - . .~ V _V: V V ita ry' Castro's Communist regime, the unearthed Information that the Cubans in 01 the Afl)ertClfl Intelligence can strike targets in Florida wi th their Soviet dumm :::; ::,;:: 4 V of Ml I . V — 1977. "1 was not relaxed in the first three innings. I was trying • V V . V --.~- VV ' over rival Orlan4o Helicopter but faded quickly when : I •V, :'"1,1~q; - , ,,4ft ". .,~, low. . • V - I V LV Peak s Castro' over the years with obligations far in excess of the original goals of the retirement plan. The burden is great enough without questionable benefits such as those going to "Son-of Sam." Tiu1, V — VV The Social Security System has been loaded . ($V3), who was 13-19 during his one healthy season with Cleveland in :-. V V BERRY'S WORLD Bair (7). Hume (S) and Bench; Blyleven, Tekulve (S), Jackson Los Angeles 007000000000-251 (I) and Ott. W-Blyleven (26). Lerch, Reed lilt. McGraw L-Pastore 112' and Moreland; Reuss. Atlanta 201030000-6111 Sutclitte 11). Howe (12) and W-Reed (1 1). LYeager. St. Louis 000300 00O-) Boggs and N a h o r o d , y; SutclifteV (1 4) Forsth, Often (5), Fazlec (6) and Simmons. W-Boggs (32). Mll S tOO 0)7 000 07* Fm L-Forsch (5 5). HR-Atlanta. Lea. Sosa (0) and Carter. Chambliss (7) Whitson and May. W-Whitson (11 1) HR-. L-Lea (4 7Y (11 Innings) Montreal, Cartec . (13). Philadelphia "It was good to go out and pitch nine innings," said Garland, V II "I - . ! I'V1 i I . , . ,..,. '-.Z,~.- '. by a 6-3 score. The engineers bounced back with a 124 decision over regular league rivals Orlando HeUcopta but was eliminated in a nim inning slugfest at the hands of M&C Pipe 20-16. .1, . As a resialt, the intelligence analysts have Delta Airlines against the Federal'AviaUon similar payments to prison inmates throughout WASHINGTON — While do Pollyannas affairs, chaired by Rep. Gus Yatron, D.Pa. Obviously, no one is suggesting that Fidel concluded, "the Cuban3are now able to save Administration, had nothing to do with the country may cost as much as $60 million a insist that the mm flight of Cuban refugees year. . I. V — - . '"( ..••,;• VV Associated took its first loss at the hands of VW Parts ( Nicaragua. And there is the contthuin ' ' V V. . . V . . I - .. . . 6 - , ,'V.,, , i .941, I I. Pt out of the pte quickly but ran Into early tilvable. After notching a last Inning 4-3 win over New Smyrna on Bill Stoudenmlre's hit and an error by New Smyrna, . conunbdation of the Somoza dictatorship in tissue. With just five injections ovef a 28-day . V 4 a. 0 . - .: .9 . •.a' •..'...• score against M&C Pipe of Isburg. Another local entry, Associated Sales & Engineering 11. Tehran are not about to forget or allow us td ""rhere was also the decades-long ac- The cost of treatment ' with the recentlY. . Since 197Q, when the righthander underwent rotator.cuff IV V V -.01% . Looml powerhome Oviedo Auto Parts opened in fim fashion with a 5.0 blanki ng of United Insurance of Leesburg, then ran into the Maxwell squad, losing 94. 'OviedO made Its exit out of the loser's bracket and tournament when it came up on the short end of a M • • 4. V - - I especially well, despite some close gaines. ., . , .,, Maxwell by coming out of the loser's bracket but again bowed to the eventual champions by a IN score. The hosting Sanford teams didn't come out -- 4 - . 10 - V Another visiting entry, Ormond Beach cam close to . •, V . VW Parts of Ormond Beach got another shot at present some petty jealousy among other legislators V , V a V . . Monday night after pitching his first complete game since one-nm ball game by a 14-13 margin. auftrities— if that is the word for them — in certain cardinals June 13, 1979, - a 5-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox. "Things are looki ng be tter tha n in the past," Garland continued, "but it's a long season ahead." knocking off the champs before bowing out In a second pofitical and strategic purposes is also an The new vaccine will be administered in the shoulder, rather than the hip area, where the Winkler said such workers injected with painful, old rabies shots were given. It Is only three shots of the new vaccine will be expected to be 95 to 100 per cent effective if presumed to have long-lasting iffununity to administered quickly alter exposure to the rabies and it will no longer be necessary for disease. them to have constant blood tests to make of their Immunity levels. -I V Visiting Maxwell Plumbing of Vero Beach went . fiscal year. Last year McCarthy antagonized his year, the vaccine also will be used to I.mmunize thousands of laboratory employees, "I hope the U.S.-manufactured vaccine will veterinarians and others who work closely V become available Lathe near future," he said, with animals. , -4 down In the record books Saturday as the first champion of the .first Sanford- Men's Softball lOSS. more than a year and a subject of great, some cases. past 20 years. We now have a highly efficient, . I By United Press International The last three years ha ve been very t rying ones for Marcus Wayne Garland. "I'm going to give more thought to this victory than any her one I've ever had." said Cleaveland hotter Garland V Plumbers before bowing out to Maxwell in a tight 9-8 termeasures giving rise to the torture already committed to $452 million in rWlitary and economic assistance during Lthe 1981 .. , enroute (0 the title. Maxwell opened the tourney with an easy -8 win over Sunniland, one of four local entries in the tour. nament. OvledeAutoPartshowevertlrewablgscatelntothe . allegations has also shaped the new pact. par ti cularly its economic provisions. Turkey has been, in fact, in a state of economic collapse and political crisis for intelligently addressed in terms more precise leadership into public confidence, as he for- 1 " L "I think it, is one of the major steps in the . V — V Invitational Tournament, surviving several nail bitters larger numbers of antibodies to rabies, far billion aid and to select the members and chairmen of step forward in preventive medicine, V By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor -, • . concern among its Western associates. California's Assembly speakership, which - Dr William G. Winkler, chief of the rabid and there have been no known failures Terrorism has claimed more than 3,000 . respiratory and special pathogens branch of McCarthy has held since 1974, is a position of , victim and industry is slowing to a halt. . of the vaccine. extraordinary power. The speaker Juts the the national Center for Disease Control9 The human cell vaccine produces much Sixteen nations have put together a $1.6 sole authority to assign bills to COnUWttee3 hailed the licensing of the vaccine as a great package and the United States is foreign policy positions. The time, in short, has come for Reagan to define his alternatives to the Carter administration's incoherent foreign policy I . in more than cue card cliches. And there are serious domestic problems, primarily in the economic sector, that must be nor alternatives. : disarray that necessitated the strong coun- U*" ""anglod in the National League Chcago . ow 010 DOD— I 5 0 00000O200_290 N.Y. Ruhle. Smith (7) and Ashby; San Dgo tOl 000 01*- 3 0 Reuschel, Hernandez (2), Cau Swan. Reardon (1) and dill (7), Capllla (7). Tidrow (5) Trevino; Curtis, Fingers (7). and Foote. W-Ruhle (11) ShIrley (9) and Fahey. W- Hernandez (1-5). HR-Chicago, Fingee% (6). L.-Reardon (4 Martin (11)., 3). HR-New Yo. Youngblood (4). — CincI 010 000 020- 3102 Ptsbgh 03020000*-S $1 . But there Is. For one thing, the domestic - — to know to whom he is listening. Moreover, he should not long delay s pelling out comprehensive V both focus on Turke . wrth Laboratories of Philadelphia. Wyeth system, according to Winkler, who said hWbeen mking.FDA approval of its,pparly anyone seeking the vaccine should contact,, McCarthy-Berman battle blatant attempts identical vaccine prod uct for five years. • t he ir state health agency. to buy the loyalty of fellow legislators by The Merieux vaccine has been in use in of Philadelohla, directing cash contributions to their camthe vaccine over an eight year Europe for five years and injected into at palgns - already has been adopted by a developed least 100,000 people. Winkler said it had been from 1963 to 1971. Berman all y in Congress.' used In persons bitten by animals proved to be - therefore, if he would surround himself with - between the two developments other than thkt Lyon France, to sell the new vaccine in the up with an initial quick demand. te tate s. ' Uni d S Merieux Is working with state health Still waiting for a license front the FDA is departments in setting up a distribution ning for his sixth save. Ed Whitson pitched a sixhitter and Darrell Evans had three Maxwell Smart In Sanford Tourney . religious unrest and violence. overwrought because of the hostage crisis in Iran Ron Reed, 4-1,' the victory. Tug McGraw pitched the final in. ) By CHARLESIt S. TAYLOR needed with the current duck embryo vachas become routine, according to the ATLANTA (UPI) -- A French drug firm cine, which is rated only 80 to 90 percent ef- V organization' that keeps a -vigilant eye on has gotten the jump on its American com- fective and is known to cause painful reac, basic human rights around the world, to petitors in marketing a new and highly ef- I tions. in Inany peoplq. subject detainees of the police and military The French-produced vaccine will go on the fective rabies vaccine developed by scientists authorities to torture, with fatal conAmerican market June 16, Winkler said. But sequences in some cases. in the United States. he predicted a- ' "shortfall" of the product for The Food Mid Drug Admifilsttati6fi grafittd It might appear that there is no connection for use in numerous other states, whenever a license Jpne 9 to the Merieux Institute of the First few months, until the supply catches . - systematic" under martial law that has been in effect in much of Tur key since 1978 In an eft, )rt to surpress widespread, political and , Doug Capilla's wUd pitch with the bases loaded in the saw Somebody with more power (Jim Spencer). They wse,d up the sagging Turkish economy, without whictie country could very rapidly be In no position to cooperate with anyone. Item: Amnesty International charges that torture has become -'widespread and fairs, about which the American people are now lAck of experience makes Reagan particularly g facilities in Turkey, plus measures to shore SCIENCE WORLD hits in leading the (itants to victory. Whitson, 4-7, struck out five and did not walk a batter. The Expos got their run when Gary Carter led off the second Inning with his 13th homer. PhilLies 3, Dodgers 2 Manny Trillo doubled home Larry Bowa with one out In the 12th inning to lift the Phillies to victory. After Bowa was balked to second, mb followed with his game-winning hit to give • PSdIeI3I Mets 2 "IwouldhavedenejtistaswellthlsyearwiththeYankeeslf Ozzie Smi singled th th wi oqe out in the eighth inning to drive I'd been playing every day," said Chambliss matter-of-factly. in Paul Dade from second base with the tie-breaking run and "Last year I hit in every spot except first and ninth and that's help the Padres snap sevengame losing streak. Joel a hardtodo.Here,I'vebeenplaylngeverydayandhittlngthlrd. hit a tw orun homer for the Mets. I've got nothi ng to prove to Yankees. way I'm playing Youngblood V now Is the way I played there. They traded me because they GiantS 5, E. 1 It provides for the usual U.S. military assistance to Turkey and U.S. military • ___________ V that as an excuse to get the guys they wanted. They could never justify trading me unless they got those people." V pit s, Reds 3 Tim Foil drove In three runs with a sacrifice fly and a double to teed the Pirates to victory and break Frank Pastore's fourgame winning streak. Aitros 2, Cubs 1 seventh Inning sent home pinch runner Jeff Leonard with the winrdng run and gave the Astros ftir vido". dinals. late — through three postwar decades. V . Both are honest, thoughtful, decent and progressive legislators. Both are liberal Democrats, with few Ideological differences separating them. Both were sent to the state capital In SacramçQto ostensibly to advance Braves this season, got four hits and drove in five nine Monday night to lead his team,Io.a 6-3 victory over the St. Louis Car. ByDONGRAFF Item: The United States has signed a new pact with an old ally. Turkey. A five-year Agreement for CooperationVón Defense and Economy concluded in March updates an association that has endured through ups and dow ns - m os tly the latter of V of the Assezribly's Democratic caucus. fidence, Reagan is summoned now to provide that requirement. And much confidence hinges on his vice presidential nominee. Reagan's age has created extraordinary interest in his choice of a running mate. To the degree the GOP vice presidential nominee complements Reagan and is .. lym F" OM %1D I -w°g? ____ lower house of the California legislature, and Howard L. Berman of Los Angeles, chairman c appeal begins with con- i ___ - ciou - V V ' V Chambliss, easily the mod consistent performer on the ole,nce Hurt n Turkey . V :. • ________ BOULDER CREEK, Ca lif. - For one explanation of why voters increasingly view politics and government as irrelevant to their daily lives, take alook at an especially vicious power struggle involving two California politicians. V - 6.~ . - — to win sufficient strength from the American -,me" _______ . — k" 00101t99 e c"" . • DON 0 I •' galvanize support and votes within a party of increasingly conservative coloration. It S considering that less th an 30 something else percent of U.S. voters are registered Republicans people to unat an incumbent president. Reagan's great task, then, is to broaden his appeal. . V . . V - By United Press Inepatloua3 ClrisQiambllssls beginning tostand out Like a destroyer In a sea of mediocrity known as the Atlanta Braves. After six years of playing for one of baseball's best teams, the New York Yankees, Chamli!Lss finds himself on one of the ....woñt. Yet, it has only served to better demonstrate the consistency of the4iard-hlttlng first baseman, whose talents were overshadowed by others on the Yankees. 1 If Roundup ue 9 V .. L . V g V .. . I Stiindout, Ch0mbliss,, - Blast --s Br aves ' Past I torious national coalition. It is one thing to . . . . Unlike the bitterly divided Democrats, the V Republicans head toward their convention next ,I month in Detroit united as seldom before. In winning the nomination Ronald Reagan left few wounds, and besides, his differences with George Bush were more of style than of substance. j: stead of xacerbating party differences, as some feared, Gov. Reagan has served as a unifying force. Now he is intensifying this cooperative effort with non-Reaganites, most notably former President Gerald Ford, the titular head of the party. Reagan's immed iate challenge is to translate his primary campaign achievement into a vie- % . Tu,sday, June 17,1NO—SA EvsnlngIkra, Sanford, Fl. V 1 . . V . % - - I I . V Reagan Must Gain 1 Public s. Confidence I . I- V •I . I 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. .: SPORTS . . . - - V �I ap -- - . .. .,. - •. - • :. . ., .-. ,.. -. •. ' -- '• p' b - ... . -'-- L- . - 6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 17, iNO V, 1 p . •. . . - " . - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jun. 17, ISO-1B VII Don- t Care.'. Ma Mean - ' t on I*If UiA0 ABBY: Was I ever glad to see that letter in your column about the girl who would never say yes or no she always said, "I don't care" I had a very good friend who did the same thing. No matter what I asked her, she'd say, "1 aon'i care," it used to just drive me up a wall - " jTAbitiII' IlJ. that my child talked all day and disrupted the class, If she's compulsive she canbe helped by therapy. Cornpulsive behavior of any kind should not be ignored. 3 I I WrIM Harev I I I I I I Pimisy Lakeland vs. St. Petersburg National League rItNa $ I 2 TOTAL III 4 0 Al H Pct. Daytona Beach vs Winter Haven i..s z I i Ilrrtnd. St I Busy Tampa vs West Palm Beach (2) ISS 58 725 A6.342 gTh and longer mileage. belts give added siren Smith, LA Miami vs. Vero Beach 51206 32 .335 .1.'..! "a'fy If to ji7r I Hndrsri, NY Fort Lauderdale vs Fort Myers J$ RI 11 47 s 331 Black Ese White Ciuz, Hou $1217 70 .330 Ill 711-13 E7111-14 $44 $49 Reitz,St L 59219 70 .320 ON I" 111-13 TransactionsOviedo 4$ F75-14 SI Chinbiss, 'All 57 721 70 .306 67S-.14 30 53 Tmptton, SI.L AU..STAIS se 260 79 .304 MT. DONA A7111-13 Black, Al I H 51 Al I H Gil-IS 34 McBride, Phil 43 156 $6 .301 Baseball Plus $1.76 F.E.T. So"4 5 55.111501 4 4 3 k HiS-IS Dawson, MIt 35 3$ 19 I?) 57 .301 Houston - Signed pitcher Jeff memo 4 • 5 N.I..o.s I I I and old tire tliid,(k. St.L. 1.7$-IS 39 1 42 1 59720 66.300 Calhoun and assigned him to i.e. 4 I S L. Nelms 4 I I IIIIIIIIIAAJ1 WHITI WALL American League 41 1 Sarasota of the Gulf Coast League J. Norris I I S Tanwe All pricespiusuandoldtiri . $3$. II 1 41 lCaIa $fl GAB H Pct. NewYork(AL)-Slgnedplt. 43* Jokow 45 IMilel Mlilor, Mil 17190 61 .351 thee Clay Christiansen of Kansas. $II I 1 • teSt TWIll One. Clev 50 119 65.344 outfielder Randy Fllklns of Cal Dern 4 S * Js ass 4 I 1 Brett, KC 13 169,57 .337 411 State Stanlslaus, and second 4 I S OI'$M* Ma. Murphy, Oak 59 214 71 .332 baseman Darren Holt of Fresno' TOTAL II 4 1 TOTAL 31 1114 Cooper, Mil St 205 69.332 State; assigned Christiansen and o llrobry, Ball - *315111-4 SO 713 77.330 Filkins to Oneonta of the New Mt,Dsra u7*12 17S lrmrnll, Dot $I 197 65.330 York-Penn League and Holt to Deluxe Champion II1$ Remy, Bos 49105 64 .330 Bradenton of the Gulf Coast 1.45-14' 115-14 Carew, Cal, 57 216 71.329 League. 4, Ply Polyester Cord Tire 7I14' 115-14 Yourvt, Mit 57 739 14.326 Son Diego - Placed pitcher oviuoo ALL-STARS M1$ I .. 111.14 115-111 Home Runs Al I H Randy Jones on the 21-day Al ill N National League - Schmidt; disabled list arid called up pitcher HIntS 111-14 1h1-1 4 3 1. 3 I S H$ I S S N.Istass 3 2 1 Phil 20; Luzinskl, Phil 15; Juan Elchelberger from HawaiI of 171-14 M. I Wawa I S $imin.n. 4 I $ UYSl! Baker. LA II; Garvey, LA, the Pacific Coast League. 171.14 ?15-1 w. 4 2 1 sais Tvras 4 I Carter, Mtl and Hendrick; St.L am "f' ______________ Peatball Ily 1 I • WIlisms 4 3 aa N5-14 225-F 13. Atlanta SIgned lInebacker 1151.0 4 1 S CIINUrO I S 'a" 171.15 iiUll American League Ogilvie. Buddy Curr y of North Carolina. J.* 4 5 5 Johnson I I I itl15 721-li $ Busy Mil 14; Jackson, NY 15; Rice, Basketball 2 ISS 3 • • HazieSt hoqns F Hlats" 805 13; Rudi, Cal, Thomas, Mil, ply Rated LTI-15 E13 - 11 WHIT EWALLS ADD $3 4. Seattle-Slgnsdasslstantcoath Mayberry and Vile: Toe 12. I I I Les Hebegger to a threeyear as Runs Batted In on.. I contract, ISI National League sresic Hendrick, Csltege Tires tOflO I I t S).L SI; Schmidt, Phil 50 New Mexico Illi Sllverb,rU MIlls * 5 Garvey, LA 4.5; Smith, LA ; resigned as track coach. ot LIlolas $ 1 I Vogt Baker, LA, Luzlnski, Phil and TOTAL 311411 $sccIq NIsh PIIIIIUCI Tires writ m sR Clark, SF 3$. , LosAngelai(NsksL)_Acqulr Ov$s IAZ$EO WHITE LETTEN$ 111211*-I American League AM-Stan 144 on so-$ Boj and OglivIe, Mil 43; Tampa Bay Rowdies. *71-0 ,.,.a. I ,. \ • 'iv... - 1 4 . I j 1 - t en vv.omen - Join SISTER Membership - - LETTER ' --6 Highway Automotive, Ift. -- $ 1 995 - . . CHARGE - -- - NSSaad - 2613 Orlando Or. Sanford (11-92) - (MERE MARX StALE ClFYSt.LR USED TO BE) Bi4hoth DAILY - IS CHICKEN DAY . Served 11:30 am. Iii 2 p.m, ALL YOU CAN EAT 12.50 Soup & Salad Bar 11.95 AMOU - - LUNCHEON BUFFET WEDNESDAY A 4 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pedigo, 1505 W. -25 ih St., Sanford, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Jessica Marie, who weighed in at 7 lbs., 4 oz., on June 10, at Seminole Memorial Ilospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Joanne Beasley, Sanford, and Buford Shepard, Orlando. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Art Pedigo of Sanford. 323-40 SANFORD 1-4 SUMMER SKATING SCHEDULE 7Help prevent birth defe NIV TUE S DAY LADIES & BEGINNERS CLAS SES AVAILABLE CALL FOR INFORMATION FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces horsy-dipped tiled chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slew and 2 hot butter taut' biscuits. Honey upon request. - . j àwsRe ' FIRSTS I WEDNESDAY-ALL DAY SKATE 10A.M. 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Tom WP- 1 5111 Stoudlmir,, LP- Miller 44 Tony Duoh&zsOn 2.3. • - - - - SUPER SPORTS S/S RADIA m AISED WHITE Gracey 3-4 2b, Jim Williams 2.4. Dan* Anderson 2.3. Maxwell P * - - *'1 - £IIU.uAsa. 'I auk v- .. - 5A •. -, 'i.I • • ' . it I , - . - 5es$s - pnP _ •' ptsestione - . . . • do? certain parts of the country, she gave me the same old Letxpe tell you another one: wishy-washy "I don't care," "I don't care" neahs "Yes." MOTOR MOUTH'S MOTHER U" .1 * ' Question: "Why does elec. Read on: I) so I said, "Well, I don't care DEAR MOTHER: Your tricity shock people?" DEAR ABBY: I can tell by either. Do you want a cup of your answer to that man daughter could be a corn- Answer: "Because it doesn't coffee, or don't you?" whose girlfriend answered pulsive talker. [lave her know how to conduct itself." It was as though a light had every question with "I don't evaluated by a child ELECTRONICS PRO IN She turned on In her head. said, very positively, "Yes, I care" that you have never psychiatrist or psychologist. DENVER uus,,"as V would lice a cup." I gave her a The country children in big hug and congratulated Hoosier territory are taught her. a to say, "I - don't care," -Then she said she realized meaning, "I don't mind if I Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi has recessed the business sessions for Xl BETA ETA how stupid she must have do." In other words, 'Yes." the summer months. Sew officers to lead the chapter whe n the new season sounded all those years When we retired down here, OFFICERS saying "I don't care." She a farm boy did some lawn begins in the fall are, From left, Kathy Wallace, recording secretary; Carol admitted that she was just shy work for me, and when I Ann Smith, president; Ellen Keefer, retiring president; Eve ltogero, vice and afraid she'd come across asked him if he'd like a cold President; and Barbara Gorman, corresponding secretar y . Marion Farella as too bold or eager. drink, he replied, "I don't IS the treasurer. Abby, print this for all those care." I was puzzled and people who need to know that looked at my husband. He it's important to be positive said, "Go ahead and give it to and assertive. I have another him he means 'Yes.' " friend who, when I ask how he DEAR ABBY: I an) at the WEDNESDAY. is, always say, "All righ t I end of my rope! I have a 7. Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of the Eastern Star, g uess." Next time he year-old daughter who talks (OES), Sanford, held its annual Friendship Night, with "guesses" how he is, I'm constantly! She's a good visiting officers from the seven other chapters In going to tell him to find out for student, but at least two or 51 I) jglj,J i // District 30, serving in the stations during the opening of sure and let me know. three times a week I get a call the chapter. DEBBIE from her teacher telling me ALL YOU CAN EAT After the opening of the chapter the visiting officers Served S p.m.-io p.m. were introduced and presented with a gift. Each officer read a short poem of friendship to the visiting guest. $450 The Worthy Matron, Lyndall Francis, sling a solo, "Let a Smile be Your Umbrella," while her Courtesy Includes: Barbecue Chicken, Barbecue Ribs, SISTER (S a n f o r d S of the flUIIICFOUS endeavors Potato Salad, Zesty Cole Slew, Baked Beans & Girls, Linda Bose, Marie Richter, Essie Cole, Elsie Interested Sarahs To used save the zoo cooRanch Bread. Gebert, Edith Dutton, Marie Bowen, Henrietta Zorn, Encourage Rejuvenation) eluding with the formation of Joyce Nicholson and Linnie Moye marched to the east THURSDAY called a special membership the Zoologival Society. carrying pretty Japanese parasols. luncheon meeting at the Ruth Swinney, current Distinguished guests were introduced and the ROCK SHRIMP Greater Sanford Chamber of Roberta Gatchel Award regular business meeting - was held, after which Commerce building. winner, co ncluded the talks ALL YOU CAN EAT everyone was Invited to the dining room for refreshTwenty members and 25 with the advice that SIS'Elt Served S p.m.-10 p.m. ments. guests were In attendance, has been more or less resting The dining room was decorated by Joyce Nicholson, Ten of the guests joined the on Its laurels but beginning a Past Matron in the Worth y -Matron's colors of blue, SISTER organization, new year with exciting ideas white and silver. Includes: French Fries, Cole Slew Vivian Buck, president, for club projects. She assured Hush PuppIes welcomed those present with those present that SISTER the Pledge of Allegiance led would welcome their support by Vivienne Sweeney, the and suggestions. Invocation was by JoAnne Herringstiaw. FLORIDA Irene Laney, first SISTER FORD AUTO WASH &WAX 323-4080 president, gave an account of Includes oil and exterior, bumpers, white the club background and the walls, windows, wheel èovers, etc. SW ISH INE STATE obstacles overcome during 3233550 the organization's early R$ASONA*L5 PRICES ON ENGINE CUANINO AND PAINTING. years. Vivienne Sweeney told m. $2.21 2.37 2.54 2.62 214 3.13 ' ' / 41 S. my surprise, many readers the morning until she closes original material. I thought Once I asked her if she a YOU had more coffee, and %Tote to Inform me that in them at night. resistance. wanted a cup of mother to Stron ! Long-wean: DOvfl.BELTED I)I.xe Cha.ploi value for your money omrtd to our bias ply tires. Tw Get I I S 1 j. , I HaZieSt - 4 lithe teacher isn't calling, she's writing me notes. Abby, DEAR ABBY: Shame on '1 hate to punish my daughter you for using that old joke for talking because I truly about the nun who had a sex believe she can't help herself. change operation. It This child ta1lc from the -- represents - inute she opens her eyes in represerns a shocking DEAR DEBBIE: Much t m departure from 'your use of I y,, . sie - OURSELVES , In tonight's Little Major League opener Atlantic Bank faces VW Parts Asia. Sales * -, - - I- Sanford Tourney From . • S Sanford's most highly respected little leaguer will be on the ' Armas, Oak and Oliver, Tex mo1ndtonightfortheRaiderswhen the 1jtuemajorleague Mil Stolen Bases city champlooship series opens at Fort Mellon Park, Major' League Standings National League - Moreno, The Railroaders will face Atlantic Bank in the first game of By United Press International Pitt 36, LeFtore, Mtl 35; ,, double-elimination series a . a p.m. National League * * Collins. Cin--21; Law, LA 20; ) Fast Scott, Mtl 19. But first, th two top teams from the Sanford Pee Wee '' * W I Pct. GB American League - Hender. League will square off at 6 p.m. in the first game of the best ,intrC,jI 33 73 559 -son, Oak 31; Wilson, KC 21; • I two-out-of-three game series 31, 24 586 in . that IIKI league. Pttsbrgh * * Crux. Sea 20; Wills, Tex 1$.; itiita 31 21 .561 P., Bumbry, Batt and Randolph, The Railroaders represent the Sanford little National flew York • " NY I?. ' Lague and bring a 17-2 record into 'the series. Atlantic Bank Chicago 24 31 .436 61 3 Pitching tI.Ou'5 27 37 373 I7 • -- Victories. . won-the Sanford Little American League pennant with a 17-3 - West -. * - - National League - Carlton, record. W I Pct. GB Phil 11 2; Blue, SF 9-2 -2;•, hOuSton 35 73 603 - Donald Grayson will be on the mound for the Railroaders, Pastore. Cm and Richard, Hou (as I Ang 34 76 567 2 53; Rogers, Mtl I.S. opposing Atlantic Bank's Brian Ashcraft, Cinci 37 75 533 1 American League - John, , • San Fran 76 31 133 JO In addition to authoring no-hitters and one-hitters with NY 9-2; Gore, KC 52; Norris, San Dirgo 26 35 .426 10°, Oak II; Rainey, Bos 1-2; regularity during the 1980 season, Grayson also paced the ,-tlarnta 24 33 171 101 1 Stone, Ball, Spillner, Clev, team at the plate. He closed the season with 10 home runs in Monday's Results Martin, KC and Honeycutt, Sea 7. ChicagO I his last five games. ,,.. 73. Denny, Clev 7-4; Burns, Pittsburgh '5, Cuncinnati 3 Chi and Leonard, KC 7. S; Adcock Roofing will be looking for its second straight SanAtlanta 6. St. Louis 3 Keough, Oak 7-6. San Diego 3. New York 7 ford Pee Wee League title when that series opens tonight. Earned Run Average San francisco S. Montreal 1 (based on 40 Innings pitched) Adcock won the title without a playoff last year. But this year, Ptii!a 1, Los Ang 7, 17 i nns.National League - Richard, Clem Leonard Shell won the first half championship. Adcock Today's Probable Pitchers Hou 1.50; Carlton, Phil 1.71; wnisi, . on the second half title,forcing the nlavoffs (All Times EDT) ' , b Palmer, Mtl 2.11; Welch, LA • Houston (Richard 53) at 2.22; Swan, NY 2.27. , Both teams ae 9-1 going into the series. Clem Leonard Shell '• (P(ago fMcGlnthen 3)), 730 American League - Guça, . . , .1'I ye m nipped Adcock Roofing 6-5 in the first half, while AuCOCis KC 2,170; Burns, Chi 2.172; Its Cincinnati (LaCoss 4 6) at Ciancy. Tor 2.43; Norris, . Oak l Roofing managed a 4-2 win over Clem Leonard Shell in the Pittsb,rgh (Bibby 71), 1:35 2.45; Honeycutt, Sea 2.60. . second l',alf. I' fl Strikeouts ... Atlanta (Atevanjler -12) at St. National League - Carlton, Adcock Roof in,, is expected to send Timothy Graham to the U ttjis lVj(krjvtti 35), 5:35 Phil 115; Richard, Hou as . ..,.-_ •..; mound for tonight's game, while Michael Merthie will handle I' m. Ryan, Hou 75; Blyleven, Pitt Ia t.I I I I' J" ' - New York (Pacetla 00) at 71; P4lekro, All the pl.uuL cores or sxunaru Leonard Shell. .,isi. in Diego (Lucas 33). ID p.m. Am.rlran (.u. - (.ijidr*j '£ flsiI auixj WIIV UI .,.Vl,II .,.5. VI ies ...11 L.L TVCWItid IIIllI, _,.I.IILft.. 04 WILl LI Philadelphia lRultiven 6 5) at NY 80; Leonard, KC. Norris, it will be In'S Ar,rtnte,s (G(jtt? 3 5), 1030 Oak and Bannister, Sea 67;third game is needed in either (''In Barker, Clev, Keough, Oak and . Montreal (Paln,r'r 3$) at San Matlack, Tex 63. Herald Photo by Tern Iinces I r,InIC%(O (Blue 97), 10.3$ p m. ' Saves Adcock Roofing goes after its second straight Sanford Pee Wee title tonight Wednesday's Games National League - Sutter, when It opens 11.4 series against Clem Leonard SheIl.,Team members are Cincinnati at CIcago Chi 13, H'ume, Cm and Alien, New York at San Francisco a* NY 10; front row left to right Ray Adcock, Mark Carver, Brian Howard, Herbert Tekulve, Pitt 9 Pitlsbu'rqti ,il Atlanta. 7, twi .Fryman, MIII' Williams, Jay Adcock and Arthur Bradford, Back row left to right is coach r-qi-t American League - Farmer, 5t, I.00iS 'it houston. night Chi 14; Burgnei.r, Bos and Andy Adeock, Ty Kike, Chris Lassiter, Travis Sawyer, Timmy Graham, Montreal ,it Los Angeles, Quisenberry, KC 11; Stoddard, ' P Timmy Kitchenka and coach Sid Loyd. .Qt%t Ball 10; Gossage, NY 9. Phutadetptia .at San Diego, - rrjttt MINOR LEAGUES * Southern ' AMERICAN LEAGUE East East W L Pct..GI W L Pct. GB 36 29 .354 Charlotte 38 71 641 -New York 32 31 .505 3 Columbus • Mitwiuk 32 76 .557 5' the Railroaders In the first game ofa double elimination 32 33 .492 4 Savannah Clevetnint 30 21 .576 7 J'ville 25 38 .124 Si/i IW%ton 31 75 575 7 ;. * 27 39 .109 9'/, 30 20 500 5'i Orlando till 1111101 • series. The Railroaders- won the Little National crown West -* 75 29 191 9 Toronto ... 21 19 157 9', Memphis 13 71 .672 - . 1)0110.1 Nashville 14 22 .666 I -. West with a 17.2 slate while Atlantic Bank countered 29 35 .453 14 W L Pct. GB Chltnga Mntgmy 29 36 .416 141 i * * . 3173 617 -Kim City Knoxville 2$ 41 .375 19 . 29 29 .500 7 with the Little American title at 17-3. Sunday's Results 30 31 193 71 1 O,iktan,d 28 33 159 9', Jacksonville 1, Montgomery 2 Seattle .Knoxville 9, Nashville I 77 33 150 JO Texas Memphis 13, Chattanooga 2 11 36 .100 13 Miryl Sanford All-Stars 24 37 .367 -45Columbus 5,-Charlotte I -- tall 'Monday's Results 1 Mondays Results l 6, M,ti'.iukee S. 1st Orlando 12, Savannah I • Split With Oviedo I Nashville 15, Knoxville S qiml' S 'F'i i.e sto i'ie! S., Milwiuk" 5, Detroit 3, 2nd Montgomery I, Jacksonville 6 For the Sanford All-Stars Columbus at Charlotte, rain delay ';arne Chattanooga at Memphis, rain baseball squad, the weekend Oakland II, Boston I delay 5', flallimore S. California 2 proved to be an •'d cliche. $ISOi.csti.... ll Today's Games Minnesota 1, Toronto 0 Columbus at Charlotte Cleveland S. Chicago 3 You Wit) some, YOU lose some Jacksonville at Montgomery New York 6, Seattle 3 and some get rained out. P u YS?I.E JDWMJK IMPOIIS PICkUPS Chattanooga at Memphis texas 6, Ka,,sas City 3 While the weatherman Knoxville at Nashville Today'sProbable Pitchers I S cooperated, Oviedo didn't, Florida State (StI limes EDT) Oakland (Keough 7-5) ii Hum a ' I ("p' tying the All-Stan 13-13 in the Fuilton, rcinrc'z 761, 7.30 P-fl'(7 W L Pct. GB first of two games and edging California (Frost 1 31 at Dine Bch 15 21 .651 ,> • / tialtimore (Stone 13), 7:30 p.m. the Sanford crew 6-5 In a CAR M,riesola (Rt'dferni 63) at lamps 33 31 .515 10/1 second match up. ioroito (Mu,abelta 16), 7:30 St. Pete 33 32 .507 11/, Certified Mechanics At All Locations . Sanford evened Its weekend pm. a.. -Lakeland 30 31 .447 l5' ,. Chicago (Dotson 6-2) 21 41 .369 301/2 effort atl-1-1 by scoring a 6-5 •(12tb.wv'iirm •W,it4.aeaist. eWupvo at WntrHven •NORVI*N*XTPJi ' 2.ui.tlønM em AU.unemuul M.emd.s Cleveland (Wails 16), 7:35 p-rn. ThM!udpflIs South win over Mt. Dora. • pn4w.ttie pislprl.s.d.nira .e aIIMuni. "4 Milwaukee (Caldwell 6 2) at Ft. Laud, 12 26 .617 Ned Raines had a solid - (ras-saino' radials! Detroit IMorris 661, 8 p.m. Vero Bch 36 33 .521 6½ weekend series for the local - , seattle (Iloneyutt 7-)) at WPlmBch 31 32 .515 7 DELUXE CHAMPION RAIAL()W1IITEWALLS New York (Underwood 6)), 5 Fort Myers 30 36 .441 12 squad with a 5-10 effort at the -, I Money-Saving Service Offers This economy-priced radial Features two strong Miami 39 .350 15½ plate while brother Levi AS LOW AS fibergl.belts,andtoughpolyeitercordbc,y. Texas(Perry 35) at Kansas -. - - Sunday's24 Results 1:3.1lII U&J 1 liii hit•UVY r1m VV4 •s -i. ivy vv,,ivi iii, a:j P.M. U M. Petersburg 6-6, Winter Haven F.LT. !p!c" White Wednesday's Games DO three game series with an $39 $48 $1.41 Chicaqo at Toronto, 2, twi- Daytona Beach S. Lakeland 1 I 'P16Sf 75R13 143*-13 equal 5-10 showing at the 62 2.19 I ')'195175114 1*71-14 Nest Palm Neach 4-0, Fort 69 2.64 I 11215/75RIS CR11-IS Oakland at Baltimore, night plate, Lauderdale 3.1 2.77 72 P225/75* 15 Hill-IS P153/10*13 California at New York. night Miami 16, Fort Myers 7 3.07 79 Piui$l.4? F.F..T. ALLSTAII SeatH. ,_... n, OVIIOOI.,...!235/7SR1S [.171.13 Seattle .-_ at -. Hnfnn. ninht • VVJ II UOUI.0 0 4_ribttesdi AIIM AIIM aadoldtire. . Phastax and old tire Detroit at Minnesota. night Monday's R.sults $.IaI. 4 1 I KIn, 01011 SIZIS 1.6W PRICED,' 4-rib treaL Cleveland at Kansas City, St. Petersburg Si, Winter Haver N. Iahws 4 3 3 5et50 4 I 1 night L. laIn., 3 I I $imms*s 4 S S 30 rsse 2 2 5 SmiTh Milwaukee at Texas, night 4 I Tampa 3, Vero B.ach2 Call I I I Bestes I I • Fort Lauderdale 2-3, West Palm Major League Leaders Mfles 31$Qerrls.i, III Beach 1-2 Hy United Press International WillIams 2 S S Proncls 2II JiIssl I I I suw. ______ 1IS Fort Myers IS, Miami 5 Batting Today's Games ) - - Baseball (based on $60 at bats) . - Pee Wee,, Liettle Mal"or Sedes Start -Tonight S(OREBOARD a . . FROM THE -DEEP 15:11 It JAWS OF DEATH 'I Coupon expires June 23, 1500 Not valid With Any othn otter 1mm..... SEAFOOD Clip ibkcupu! 2100 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. .17.92) Sanford - - - S511113 W. Colonial Dr., Pin. Hills r I IhA IPEP9II - 2157 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando nil S. Serneran Blvd., Orlando $40 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park 400 Hwy. 430 Allamont, Springs Fern Park Plaza, Fern Park 4Ni E. Colonial Dr., Orlando I -- ;iu S. Orange Blossom Trail, Qrlanda �S - - 1.1 ,S1n,FI. EvenIngH win 2 Tuesdays Js'e11 - SO - S / - -- - - — — - . T fJ (!) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD I n -- B us -- (WED) 6:00 911 COUNTRY a C2) a NEWS 6:10 630 . - REPORT 02 (17) HOGANS HEROES - 0 C!) TODAY THE NEWLYWED GAME Ith i5)MAIJ& 4(10) DICK CAVErr 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:00 Li tl IJ V I ri U Women' (Part 2) (1978) Greer Garson, Meredith Baxter Birney Based on the novel by Louisa May f ina ," a , L AL ICE (R) (1Ii(35)35LIVE 11 -----(14 ,ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) _,_ • __. _, - -' ,._,.. !1 IWI1H PW[TII1IIU U — UUU • W ii (R) WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD ,0)',I PEOPLE 1500 French Ave ~~lt Ph 323-5454 0(') CHAIN REACTION ( .irpi't need cleaning" (all Kathie and STAN GARDEN BEN WATTENBERO'S 1980 (FRI) (12) (1) MOVIE RESTLESS HOW guE) FRENCH CHEF (WED) ORNAMENTAL 10) ANTIQUES (THU) 4 10 BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL 1:30 TYPE SLIDING And SAILING (TUE) WINDOW GUARDS CALL 323-2600 10 COOKIN'CAJUNWED) 04(10) OLD HOUSEWORKS (THU) r1l ______ 2:00 ______ 91 THE DOCTORS )OASTHEWORLDTURNS SUNDAY JAM - MANY(THU) 04(10 F1RINGUNE(FRI) . - - 2:30 F AND SPLITS FRIENDS t'IIOlor urn (12) (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST 3:00 (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT Guinness Book of Records before he dies (A) (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL 4 135) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 12:25 ( 10 ODYSSEY (MON) ____ 04 Mile S. of Airport Blvd.) 04(10, SEARCH FOR SOUJTIONS __. Phone _______ ,.----- iU DUUNU5SAUt(WW) 4 JIM (17)FUHTIME MORNING 3:30 4:55 (1) (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (1]) (35)SHAZZAM(uON) 5:10 '5:15 AI17tiawsDI-e% ATI A&1etSA 1-0 &30 IVERLLLLLIES MO D TOBEANNOUNcED(FRI) I 5) SPACE GHOST I oueo BOY (WED) 0b 35 FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) I1 35 HERCULOIDS(FRfl 10 BAILING. BAILING (Fly) 5:40 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE .0 a(17)WORW AT LAMM WD) 5.55 a® DAILY DEVOT1ONN FRIENDS (LOMYTHRUSON8 ()pOpI00E3mICouNT$Y 1 AriD 10) SUAME STREET FLN(MONU U U&NUIONDOLLARMAN IMMEDIATE TAG - I irs US., OR NW.. MAMTYLERMOORE ()Ziei)art I - (10)L0OKATME(uOM ' now available I .. (I ,iet..k.,i.,. UILL IUULUI UI of .1.e, Udttt da t a accessories. An assortment of over 80 sizes and nutuns of---labels 'an h' -- -r-----' htajnpr1 (mm it j fl _ ventory in Sanford, including a variety of tape reel labels, pricing labels with either removable or permanent adhesive, and file folder labels, Accessory items stocked include key punch ""'''"""" "' correction seats, magnetic tape leilder- connectors, magnetic tape markers, telex tape splicing patches and a unique label for use in the banking industry called micrect labels. Cornputer paper and other accessories will be added to the line within the next few months, Joanne Kelley Larson, owner of JKL En terprises, acquir'ed her knowledge of the business during tier 13 years as ewsittmier %,wry ice manager f or a northern manufacturer of data processing accessories and re,lized the lack of good stocking distributors for these products III the southeast, Alter locating in Sanfod, she 'labels and decided to stay in the business site knew so well, to provide the products and service needed by local ' Snuid-oI-Sunshliut' ' vithiin LOTS CIO FABRIC- PROTEtTOR $29,9S, 5 u I 323.9601 ' 60 W. SANFORD ' 9W Longwood P la za •Ph one831-2285 ate I MOBILE HOME MODELS ON COMPARE DISPLAY two ('ascII*'rr} THESE FEATURES WATER pm-intv(I request and AND SEWER INCLUDED custom sizes 8a t Wililan's ('tub, 2511 (0 a Inttii IliuM Iii ItS ,IIHS, fiiioll, it-It I. fit r Optimist, 110011, I hululas mu. ii' ('tnt -i - (1I\S (Ill and Im- , , \li ( • ii I'iiiiil ('(tilt Si,iIiird %% It.-glliIi.'r, (1 Ii) p , I- trt Si - Illi SI'ItIIlt4f' I' ri-c 5ILlk( .111(1 II.lkt'hItt mu - \lrdti tl I IlIrdi's I(iiildttig, Vi:itt-r Park \It'tiir'iij lhii',;ilt,il ()(v'ti Iii (It' puLilu ('il( l4ti-,'))( fur r&'s.'r- through I-'ridav and 5111cc provess - I lig departillents work evenings and illiili weekends, it ('ode-tvillione systell, is Ilmnit,I)I-e(l - ti Sitt(i,ril and 5 P lB many data for after hours calls. Mail inquil'ies or orders should he directed to JKL Enterprises, P0 J 54, Sanford, Ha 32771 JKL Enterprises of leN competitive prices, fast N Msrtk' At' Sall furt$-St'nllIIIiI(' ,Jai't-t-t(t's, i 3(1 tu IilIildltl1, i-'i,'tii'Ii Aurtlw ()st'r'att-rs ,liliIiflhiIUs, .1(1 p Iii - ,ltaltiillt' .IiII S-.ir/', Starlight I'rIiitIi'utadt'r, 8 p iii I )i'I(,ii I iiLlIllillllII', 1 ('11(11 Slit -11 Iluiti Air I- nrc.' St- rgt'aglt ,s,il - iatIiiII ,-%uiIi:irs, 8 iii AVelille I'Vill- d0W,)town Sanford Customers can anytine between iii , Iu't- II%('r). Inc., i. Ill p.111, wars, AIt.IlliiIllt(' MilI Sanford Sit-renader% seiii(ir citi/ens Mi 1) 111 SR 427 SANFORD, 2 MI. W. OF 17-92 MON.-SAT. 9 a.m.-S P.M. 323-8160 labels can 323-4411; Buck's tii - (iF I i)I Monday or Sanford ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS be obtained for customers with special requireinents," Mrs. Larson m l(le(l li'or Inem.l located at i':Lst First Street in Sanford, .JKL Enterprises uresentiv inaiiitains an Off ice an(l warehouse on South Mellonville call i(iitars, 7 30 a furs , at delivery time.Any size label not carried at the present time in our inventory, will he added at the t'ustonwr's (lithi flit irs ovurtwook Dri%v, Cwssvltwm NTER .LAUNDRY FACILITIES ADULT uiiuriiiirtai.i it ' 3o S,ituliirtl Alf';sirt * LARGE POOL *ADULT . \%ILII Sstet't Aih'tines, i F(irest City. saill(Ird-svillilloh. building French Mvil;lkl PER MO. THAN RENT 'l ' Sohat Water And Pxx,I Heating bI . I? I 'I'll ' (1' t I I I I I I T"""""'w.,.v T,..t. r i - I .tI(I'.N :. - - ((hIt I •. tinter I'rigraull huh huuii, '- riliilrrli Siliger', all s'iiIiii i - itt/tn,', tst'li liii' iso iitiiii, Sititiiiit rm, ia t\ii&'gI' S/sit It DA Y, ii N ('. 21 I.ine kAIr (,oqtdmo,in hv s.. delivery, prompt efficient service and top quality labels and accessories. Try them and compare. Push for Youth,'' n.siire(( b Aaron Itluhard_siut ( 'iiiiwut Yititlt Ass4n'iatlufl, 1,10 Sanford '' 2551 S S.hd An S.fncd U 1777! I Cs 5 . -. FT.1,t1:. Collect Sunshine SaveMoney IS,.. pSitu i ('lOSi 3110114 it'li (i'iiIi., V-- -„,..,,,., t, --------I . -, - - guests, SOLAR WATER hEATERS - , - ' - - \1.'raiiathii l'enteciist.il I lurch aiid I(Ili Skin:&'r Club of Orland I"ree to publIc Central Florida Keunt I Club Ams'rfl'azI Ks-mid Club All freed i)ig Show aiiil Obe'dfrns't' 'trials, 8 a iii to 8 , E xpiisution Park, 1,1 vi rigstiitu Street, ( )rlando I 'I'LL EM)A\, ii. NE 21 [('I-' Sumrnr ((and rehearsals start, 7 in Music re hearsal ball on Uni st'rsity if central (-'lurid,, ca m. pu. Open (ii area 111gb school. ('unuluiuulit) college atid uiiist'rsltv students under direction of Jerrs (ardner , S S'outhern U ills cr511) of S1ONEMY, JUNE30 Central F'lorida representative still be at DON'T REPLACE YOUR CARPETS I] TOGO I Seminole community _('o(lege, 9. an, assist prospectIve transfer students. to 110(1(1 to WE FEATURE I Truck Mounted Cleaning Unit We Hot The Water IL j -' J Precision Haircutting WEDNESDAY SPECIAL We Do Not Use Styling We Do Not Use DINING ROOM FACILITIES 3 PIECES OF CHICKENS MASHED POTATOES OR BAKED BEANS OR COLE SLAW 2 VEGETABLES, HOT ROLL Mon. thru Sat. 9 V a.m.-5 p.m. 'Fri. 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. DRIFT WW D VILLA GE SANFORD (C•flSereIS. Park Ave. &Oak) -I 323-6522 S O • HRIMP DII NNER Cole Slaw, Coil YSTER DI NNER Slaw, loll •Cole I CATFISH DIINNER 21005. FRENCH AVE. $2 35 $2.75 S Sliw, Not *oil Hwy. 17.92. Sanford Scotchgard l'.-.. • Living Room I LI tI,llIL We Feature G.nne - PLUS! Shampoo FlU Move All Fui n,ture 179 $ Your El.ctricp No Wale, Mess Inside Your 1pm. One Step Cleaning Process Chicken Dinner and 2510 AOAKAVE all S65 OWN FOR LESS '( - S rs PHONE 323-7710 or 323.38M FROM the Central F'iorida area, or cati ............ .,,, iI 11 1 1 (III (JLI(4111Jt11 (IllS Chapter St. 1tiidress s I'rt'sbyti'ri.iii Church. lk'.ir I ikt- Uiuiit, deliver the itein they need within 24 hours after they or(ler, - - ,, ,,I pin., opc'ti (hlSCtlSSii,li, 591 1,1k' and SR 434, data processing installations, When I company needs labels or one of our specialty items in their computer roo m and cat1no complete a project without them, it can put them (lays behind on schedules while waiting for -. . . (It'IIVI'Ilt'S, \1FS, La r'Son said. ''JKI4 can usually Hair Care Junction STEVEBLAIR.: S are - 'tiI,ir,rcr II G.G BLAIR I FOR PEOPLE OVER So I AIItO'UCJ(R1$$tp(uofjI* 10 MISTER ROGEM (R) 1 MY THREE SON tTh(35)ILovEuJcy to your operation ion 'SPECIAL PACKAGE RATE Sanford ' J5)IOAEAUOFJEANNIE - essential locally. 11 eofWDINNER ” INSURANCE Repairs - MERV GAIFM !M'A15'H (MOM I BUGS BUNNY utilizes computers, as so many do in this computer age, you ill be interested to know many of the items lIt I '- SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR 22's FILED (T 1 At I 151 YSIC tAIAil V NEWB A organization or BLAIR AGENCY - - IV I i BURNETT AND (7)OTO.I(ANNOUNCW (WED) 6:60 Lw.. I AA, I AiIl(%t iii4 I ,akt' Mary i.itis, (Jill , Qu;iItt hut, 1-4 FRIED CHICKEN 400 (1) CAROL (12) (17) MAVERICK (THU) 1 ' I St'Iuiilinhi Mifililt' Drist', Sanford. - 10 HENRY MOORE (THU) 10 MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (FRI) - I es - ANOTHER WORLD r i I i 04 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GER. 5) BANANA STEEMER If your business a - ' Barbara Bel Geddes A cowpoke is Iricked mb fighting a girl and her father, has (01111)111(1 Ii in Is KL Enterprises. Has 'Em STANLEY 't 'IF LMI .._ GLASS DOOR GUARDS (FRI) 5 WILD, WILD WEST MOVI E "Blood On The Moon" (1948) Robert Mitchum, Situ Rinth,irt at Company coming? Carpets and upholstery a no shmrvn Thou will r:a xviii uiou IIIUVI, yuui f urnit ure fright? Don't fret, STANLEY STEEMER can help without charge. you have them looking like new before they drive Now isn't that easy? Your carpet will be in your driveway, cleaned deep down and not just surface cleaned. If dirt and stains have accumulated, rather than This will be done qUickly and efficiently. No bulky tackling the job yourself and making the situation eqwpment enters your house -because everyt fill i g worse, why not let the experts at STANLEY is in the van. Cleaner carpets mean longer life STEEMER take over? carpets. They offer a super deep steam method and are Take advantage of STANLEY STEEMER's anxious to have the opportunity to use it it, your limited time offer and have your living room and home? Their powerful units are housed in a van hall carpet or family room and hail (a maximum with their own generators to provide power and of 350 square feet) cleaned for only $3495 heat tile hot water. The only thing you provide is Kathie and Jim Rinehart have the STANLEY mx---no wa t er ns de STEEMER CARPET CLEANER franchise in this - home and the one-step cleaning process requires area. The o pe ration has grown from a one man and one van to two men and two vans for e ven better service: In addition to the carpets in your home, STANLEY STEEMER CARPET CLEANERS offers Genuine Scotchgard protection for carpet, giving it even greater wear time. Scotchgard can be applied only by a licensed dealer , such as the good people at STANLEY TEEMER Your furniture will look like new again with their. expert cleaning method, Water and smoke damages are taken care of: immediately so that you are not inconvenienced: by the trouble. For all your carpet and upholstery -' needs, call STANLEY STEEMER CARPET; CLEANERS at 339-4969 today. Visa and Master Charge accepted.—ADV. UILI'I"W IIU.P1 WORKS 4Tb) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S I I processing labels and specialized computer room $1. MY CHILDREN INAHI & FRIENDS 1ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 110 0J I nifititl rn 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Q C 1!) fl YtAe wet. Inlet Skin .ae I0BARNABY JONES A judge I - 1 1h'ltoui ('.inlera Club. 4).) () Ill , s,'ua1 luilL Lutheran Church if Piiivillt'il(e LUueI, LUL)elb, LUVeIb. oil and a doctor are murdered after - ONE LIFE TO LIVE hearing it)@ voice of a dead *Oman O~ CONCERT NIGHTS (MON) wh om they committed to mental 04 10 NOVAUE) -institution qq IU) J AT THE MAINTEABC NEW S P4ANCE SHOP(WED) (DO MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (TUE,ThU) - I . VV; (5) ( 0 RYAN'S HOPE S 14 ( 04 1Oó LOOK ATME(TIJ) OJ HERE'S TO YOUR Marsh, Yacov Noy, or Paul Ehrlich (A) 600 ' 1 I )r is t', I '- I"arson of P K I E nterprise t pros s ki lit to - S - 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Guests Donna Summ. Jean ,' .5 12:30 a (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE toot • 11:30 (MOld) ''2- (12) 17 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 8E81 OF CARSON WEDNESDAY ______ 7 jllic, Sulililtlt Att' , S • Sanford - 01 -- 1 ____________________________________________________ L VX 141. ___ NEWS (1) 9CAVETT 04 0TDIC HEALTH (WED) a4 (10) THE VICTORY (),ik iiuiti, 7 (I) p iii., Florida Isst'i ,irttl I .u:hit S.irltlt'd. lIdt'i Railroad ('lob, 7 30 put iltih,b I 'pet , lid S,sithi Sellllliliht' la,.iitii' iA)dgr. 7(l) i il 'Iriplet R 1200 "Hippo" Margin I-IgrIusa1t'l1s'rs, (I Iii., S.mntiird %'iiiii,iit' ('(tub, .109 u~ / - ........... . n __ FARM FR ESH 1 J si: I I1':SDA\, .IL i S 5 1155 OF THE WILD CALEND.AR a 5 , S Located In Rear Of Sanford Village Sup4P Flea MirlIt W (17) NEWS AFTERNOON 4 CENTRALrLORIDA'SMOsTCoMPLETE STOCKING DISTRIBUTOR OF Data Proces sing Labels Tape Reel Labels Pricing Labels File Folder Labels *Check Correction labels TOP - QUALITY COMPETITIVE PRICES EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PROMPT DELIVERY P 0 Box SI CALL 305 123 4416 SANFORD, FLA 32771 S JAN'S PRODUCE 11:30 (IT) ' JKL ENTERPRISES - 1 OPEN WED., FRI., SAT. & SUN lam. tIIS:1S p.m. P GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED ANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE P4110 OVER EASY - DATAPROCESSINGLABELS. - t1 11:00 101 V.1. PEOPLE No II !? -- — • 10:30 6(A) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 5,DAVE ALLEN MOVIE -.w I 5 U • 04 (101MISTER ROGEIS (B) Z)(17) MOVIE (U) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 €S)OIDONEWS (DO ABC , (5)CANDID CAMERA to the American UDuiC For Error" (1978) Glenn Ford, James Far entino -' 10:00 explores the Issue- of CIA Iccounta (7) 0 SOAP Jessica discovers that Donohue Is married and B9rt continues his efforts to get into the a. 0(i)CARDSHARXS Business 11:50 - 9:30 led up to the 1973 coup in Chile and OcA) THE • r1 - l 9 7 LAST __) (17) GREEN ACRES Dratch and Allan Francovich examnos the CIA's rote in the events that oiiimy - 24(10) SESAME STREE'r(A) (12) (17)FAMILY AFFAIR' 0 (41) NEWS Nessst'aster , 900 (Thul 34 ( 0) 1) in Rather, the desigCronkite as CBS ne s anchorman. says that is a reporter he Ilas 'tried evt'r thutig," including heroin, 'so I could do stor about it,' Rut R,itht'r, iii 111 intervIet %% III) this' t,.iducs (line Journal piit)llsht'd MoritIa said he has never u.seil .in ilk'gaI,ttru Ski('tilltS "I obt' the 1,155 1k' titlil the IlLltilltflt'. "1 don't ssauit iii Kv 55101 uuI I have ititt siitiiked pot lii this ci;uritrv 'As a .inil I dont' ssant to sa% thtats the onl conteSt 'st tried s'st'rvthln .,Ns an t's1iiiiple in 1955 or '5t I lhi(I sOiiiL'il)e .lt liii,' liiitL",t,ill Ixilit'.' station S(iiitit tue ss itlt heroin si I could hi a stor atiut it the espt'ricn -e ssas .i special killil of hell Hather still rt'pLu'e I 'ronki t ss hen Cronki tt' retires at the t'lid of the year lit' said he expects 'it, suffer b -i-iuuipartson' to ('rinkuts' auth is not set sure sshat (us ts It' stIll he in the ltt'%t -. ' 0 64j DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7) 0 MOVIE 9:30 Company tttiontu increase tI istit% t:ie:rtinidin Can take irs. leading up tu plastic surger t reduce scarring, V.SlWicialIN ('11 the face, j - 04 (10) REBOP (17) LUCY SHOW 10'00 10 L0N N:.t -_ NI'\' \'OlU, U 11 i V(35) MOVIE BARBARA WALTERS SPE. CIAI. Barbara Walters interviews singer Kenny Roger. and actors Garner and Sir Laurence -, '\ - - iliIt('(l S(lcl'eSstr ti \%.11tt-r (1,) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 04 I - I r\u'Iler/-\umlTs irug use R"fl Bobby learns that his big-tim. talent manager is representing him not because of his act. ing ability but because of his sexual prow.ss(R) SIGN "On - SYLVIA 0 14 TODAY Jeopardized by his daughlef*s unusual living arrangement.(CC) (A) 0,4(10) SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS "Trial And Error, Adaptation And Context" A focus t hree vital problem-solving fechniques used by scientists is presented (CC) NEWS NON-FICTION TELEVI. ' BEAUTY ' $ _____ Q (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA €7) 0 GOOD ORNIN0 FLORIDA is 35 py__ - 8:25 (DO (7)0 S ) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO l!J '35) NEW ZOO REVUE '4(10)vlLLA ALEaRE(n) 1.2) (17) HAZEL report that the President's secret mistress 5 also a Soviet spy (R) THREES COMPANY Chrissy ifathersposition :s a minister dt'velu x'd - t form of neumonia that 'iIJicts some Pr%or's tisttall% require two or three skingrafting Deli 1ht 8:00 Alcoll. The four March sisters encounter family tragedy and joy as they reach adulthood (R) (DOMOVIE "The President's Milress- 09M Beau Ondges,.. Kellen Grassi@ A powerful Arnettcan security force Is jolted by a CD U TAXI Shear 7:00 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS (t 0 THE PRICE 13 RIGHT I LAVERNE It SHIRLEY ' ment. bill inudical experts have said that burn cases as 6evere lb (i5) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 8:30 ic tA~gln. Grossman %%ould not cornment on the coiti-se of treat- 7:30 (DOLAVERNE S SHIRLEY Laverne. Shirley and their cohorts at the brewery swing into action to present the annual Shotz Talent SPto ifli BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs St Loui!Cardinals .... t e $27 '0 Reg. $35 4V fl 14) TODAY 7J 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ' - - I'lie conicd0i. %% hoireceived third-degree burns on his chest, upper arms, ariiii:I6 and face, '"as schedultil for surger% to(Lav to remove the hurned flesh. After surgeons remove the damaged tissue, skin grafts earl 7:25 0 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 7j 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA O - - 1'i- (ir I - PERM P'UPtPT V!U AND FRIENDS 4(1O)SESAuESTREET(R) THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF 1050 'Lobo, a gang of bandits and a hillbilly clan Set off n e wild search for thousands of dot. lars of stolen money. (R) THE WHITE SHADOW One Of the best high school basketball players in the Country enrolls at Carver (B) (D HAPPY DAYS Fonzie tries to sober up Marion arid Joannie before Howard, the new 'man of the year," arrives home with a crew of reporters (RI (U) ( 5) MOVIE 'Gentleman Jim' (B/W) (1942) Errol Flynn Alexis Smith Boxer James J Corbel! becomes tnt champion of the teso, 2 Hrs) 04(1 ) NOVA The Elusive Ilinets" The extraordinary series of events and the Incredible strokes of luck that have led to breakthroughs in treating the debilitating disease Hepiliti B aresramined (CC)(R) (12)(17) PAUl. MCCARTNEY AND WINGS "Back To The Egg This musical special features Paul McCailn.y and Wings performing some of the music most loved by their fans , i,,) S IDTlcIi.i bw Yr?.9.!! iJjJ LOS Ax(;Eus U['l - Comedian Richard Pry or, suf. fertug (ruin pneumonia and in critical condition, today faced ((it' first of hat may be years of operations for severe burning, Pryir's phsician Dr. Jak Grossman said Monday that some IuIsIt'a(hng news reports had giyen the Impression Pryor was out of danger, ''lie's in very critical condition." Grossman told 'a news conference "lie's about as sick as you can get and still be - ACID ç 0 MORNING NEWS (1)0 - ADV ERTISING ('7) Q GOOD MORNING FLORIDA mnrtnRrsA 5 - 6:55 7:30 S -- HOUSE TIC TAC DOUGH 0 • - . CD 0 A ROAD TO THE WHITE SANFORD AND SON MACNEIL / LEHRER -. AQVERTISING 6:54 iM) Tuesday, June 17, 1910-38 - alive,'' 6:45 4(10)A.M. WEATHER !JOKERS WiLD ) • a 322 -2611 R w! (JOED ALLEN (I( 7) NEWS 7:00 I) - 0 (4) TODAY I FLORtIA . 0(4)FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE - -- - Herald, Sanford, Fl, Pryor RemOins In Danger — - - PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE S ADVERTISING 6:30 7)ILovEwo' S ADVERTISING (t2(l7) THE ATHLETES (MON) 5ANDYGRIFFIIH OVER EASY Guest, Broadway star C,nstanc, Towers (1 ) '(CC(fl) AuvKrIsINq 6:15 ABC NEWS Caff Herald A&ert;46pr. (1I( 17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU, 6(4) NBC NEWS WUINEWS S. Evening HemM () ZOOMGRIFFITH I7rANDY -' rtARNIVAL (FRI) ess Rev'loew Prepared by Advertising Dept. of 3) 0 HEALTH FIELD Evening • - — — - - — - - - — — - — — fi t PORTER WAGONER (TUE) I) (4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS .1 . 5 TV HIGHLIGHTS EVENING - & Hall or The strategic Farr1ily Room and Mall 350 sq ft. ma. FREE fT!TIS CALL ANYTIME 339-4969 SERVING ALL SE$INOU COUNTY move is to tell it in the Herald Business Review CALL 322-2611 Evening Herald -. - S - - -. �L_ - - . I . * - , - - - - a - 1. 5 ---p -- YOU ('I 1430 W. , Peachtree St. p4W . 4th Floor nrc - %.I.flVVII 11.11 fliA) COUNTEb? Seminole The 1980 Census of Population and Housing is now almost finished. It is very important Ihot th, census be complete and correct. If you believe that ypu. (or anyone else in your household, including visitors) were NOT counted, please fill out Ihe form below end mail it IMMEDIATELY to: U.S. Census Office AI1ri. Orlando 322 - 2611 "- - CLASSIFIED DEPT. Winter Pork Itime 3 consecUtive times 5:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9. Noon - ' The Bureau of the 1290mo. Leas' e, Deposit. Adults Only. Call 322-2090 AlI- dm11 led Advertising also appears 'i Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald vertiser. The rates shown above are for both days. _______________________________ __________________________ 3-Cemeteries flAArts & Crafts 2,Choice Lots in nicest section. /aIued at $700, sacrifice, $200 each. Call 562-1746. - - CreatIve ExpressIons -- fiberglass. Only experienced apply. Star.Line Enterprises. Building 295, Sanford Airport. Sat. a.m. at Sambo's by ge beagle or bassett type dog. Having to take full series of Rabies Shots if not found. Charges will not be I iied. Call 323-7627. wishes to share home with riitred widow. 332.7569 BKScl DRUGS Other partIes interested in forming an organization concerning Teenagers & Drug Abusi please contact me at for further formatio in. __________________ 6-Chtld Care _______________________________ _________________________ ________________________________________ CARE-My home 56.111w WE HAVE MANY MANY MORE AAA Spur of the Moment Babysitting. I will contact my cust. as to newphoneno. EMPLOYMENT - WILL CARE for children in my home evening shift. Call after I 10 a-rn, 327.9311. Lake Moire, SpecIal Summer Program 6-12 Yrs. Included weekly-. Swim, skate, movies. Sanford Early Childhood Center 322. 4445 ______________________ :LASSIFIED A05 bo A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY. CALL 327-2411. ________________________ 9-Good lungs to Eat ____________________ 1ELLWOOÔCONN Now at the Farmers Market, 140) Fi'.n,h . .,. -. Across from Health Dept. Your Future Our Concern ___________________ - COOKS, WAITRESSES, DISHWASHER-Full time. Apply in person Egg 'n -Omelet Restaurant, 2345 French Aye,______________ COOK- Experienced Only Breakfast-lunch shift Apply in per after 2 p.m. Deltona Inn. _______________________________ WANTED - - . I CIW UT - Classltied Ads will always give yOUmore Much Much More than you expect. ________________________________ ... - Drywood Av FP; Maryanna Panny S-SS 606 Woodbridge Dr FP • ______________________ -.--- - - - - Experienced Telephone Sulicltors in by the ear. 323-7261. 10-09 same as above George P Mceroom 10.11 P05 $114 ElIzabeth Tighe 542 Org Dr Apt 25 917 LW; Carol E Shoemaker s Sanford Rec Veh Inc vs Hal 0. AS $756 1101 Arden St LW Cornell Jr $7533 Jim Rowe Pest Control vs James L Evans 1.5.4 1531 MonIca Sun Bk Seni vs Sue A. Mitcheli Thomas FuIp P08 1672 Sanf $11 Joy CR Mtld; Maureen A $790 ChristIne Russell vs Clarence Breaklron 5-54 same as above JUDGMENTS IMMEDIATELY' - By the bu5heJ or . - these areas. *LONGW000 *WINTER SPRINGS •ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Fred L. Sprankle 7-33 762 Longdale Av LW; Peggy .1. Barneti Bk OrI-WP vs Gary & Robinson 6-41 same as above Pamela Link, 253$ Gale P1 Sanf James M. Warren 7-61 464 FlOrida Statutes 197.246 $443 Marquetta Av Sanf; Cheryi Foley NOTICE OF APPLICATION Dept of P11th & Rehab (Margaret Blazer FIn vs Marlorle P Hurt Cramer .Metro Sales 1921 W 1st St 12-61 same as above Clifford C McNair 2.15 Rt 1 FOR TAX DEED __________________________ Bowling) vs Linda Burketi, SI E 1231 N Brasher Dr LW $302 Sanf $911 25-4 Oviedo; Rosalee William 5-21 Ernest P. Beaudettejr. 11.52315 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LPN 3.11 ShIft. Apply: Pine St LW support Beneflclai Finance vi Hubert L Sears vs Barbara Harris Box 651 same as above Palmetto Apt C Sant; Heather H. that Louis M. or Marguarlte A. Lak,vi,* Nursing Center Dept of HIth I. Rehab (Victoria Shelton 7 5) CB $1319 FP $470 Andrew C Moler 10.53 2606 Madden 1241 same as above Tolka the holder of the followIng 919E. 2nd St. Campbell) vs Norris A Collins Same as above vs Michael & Sun Bk km vi Marintha Dyle. Embrey Dr CS; Susan E McBrIde RobertO. Cuevas 10-61 Nt 1 Box certificates has filed said cer support Marianne Welch 650 Land Av LW Jack T BrIdges P0 Drawer 2 Sant 5-52 304 Wade st vs 2$IX Oviedo; Tetesa A. Nelson 9- lificatesfor a tax deed to be issued NIGHT MAN-For cleaning Semoran North Apti vs Karen $1364 & Mark E Dyal. Frank Whigham James A Brockman 12-23 POB 62 same as above thereon. The certificate numbers servIce. Immediate opening, Kenny possession of apt 2204 5573 Same as above vs Roy H P05 1330 Sanford $76.4 903 Mtd; Linda IL Voltoline 4.3$ JOh(i 0. Kechilian 3-53 2100 and years ot issuance, the experience preferred. Apply in N. Semorn By WP Bailienger 6% Sandpiper Ln CS Tilta Air Con vs Scottos Pizza Alt 207 Tangerine Dr Sift Howell Brch Rd Apt $90 Mtld; description of the property, and person. KMart, 3101 Orlando (Foreclosure Flagship Bk km $313 Mall AS $132 SarahA.PiIolan4-54531MarkIam thenamninwnichitwasauad Dr., Sanford. We are an Equal vs James Melvin $2111 Sunshine Dispensing Syst vs Rocky N- Darnell 9.54 101 Rd LW Thomas H West Jr vs James N ire as follows: Opportunity Employer N F. Laurel M. Reynolds vs James W Ranch House of Org $3631 Mayrose SaM; Marsha L Clemons Williams $160 Jeffrey 0. Sanders 7.60 2300 Certificate No. 1210 WI support 1st Nat Bk Org County vs Taylor Rental Ctr vs Robed 557 RI 2 BOX 410 SaM Ridgewood Av Sanf; Susan L. LPNS I AIDES Year of Issuance 1976 HB 2321 Fleet Cr Union Pk wf Douglas Smith P08 2310 Lk Mary PacewIcz 210 Edgemon WS $1577 TImothy H Stack 11411030 E 1st Walker 12-40 same as above Description of Prop*rty Lot 11 Better Living Center of 3977 Irma Shores Dr Orl $709 St Sanf; Kimberiy 0 Shaw 7-61 Nt S Alien J. SmIth Jr. 11.10 717 1. BIk B North Orlando Ranches Sec Casselberry. Call for appoint. Dept of HIth Rehab (Chatia TB. Aycock Funeral Home s 50* 210A DeLand CarolIna Av DeLand; Karen L. 2 PB 12 PG 12 mOnt. 3395002. Williams)vsEric E.WiIliamslOO6 Cynthia Endy 220 LIncoln Rd CS Name in which assessed Mary TImothy E Carroll 1.39 3113A Pughiesa 4-63 561 PIne St n' Mangousline Av Sant support $970 CONVENIENCE STORE Rutter Annette M D.chellls & Gary R BrauvaCtOrl; RobinDSmith9-39 terprlse Tropic Bk Scm vs Byron Barnett Bk WP vs Beverly A CLERK Good Company William H. Watson 1-46 iSiS All ot said property being in the 1521 Ihoshon.e Trail CS Westerlield3lOWSanSebastlanCt Stokes Nt 2 Box 197 Sanford $357 WI Maiden restored to Annette benefits Apply Handy Way Zirmie Dr. Deltona; RItaL. Butler County of Seminole, State of Moms David N Howell AS $997 -The CitIzens 1. Southern Nat Bk Mary Food Store, Sanford area, 11-60 same as above Florida. __________________________ ConnIe P Branning & Doyce c Worth Texan ShIrley D10.57 GreenFort ii. Combank-Sem vs Tar.Sar, Inc of SC vi Orlando IndustrIal 0ev & Jøhn .1. Whelan 9.47 200 Fern Pk Unless luck certificate or car. 33$ E Evergreen LW $337 ,RN full time, S-i shift. Apply in Thomas E Mardis (foreclosure) wf's maiden name Is restOred to 36 P05 402 Sanford By No. 501 FP; Janice L. Young tificales shall be redeemed ac Connie Sue Pill Ralph I) KoohI 11.57 700 Barnett Bk WP vs James B 5161.421 peri Sanford Nursing & L 121 Country Club Cr $anf cording to law the property Maitland Av AS No T30; Robin James M Heflin & Alma WI add Dubois & Do-Hul 1507 Glaston. Gordon I. Vera Laraman Cmv. Canter, 930 Mallonvitle Daniel N.Willlamson2.35413W. described In such Certificate or Boo&er 12.36 212 Oakland Av same as Sani above berry Dr MIld 1365 Robert J Matnews ci al $3449 Ave. Methis DeLand; lnez HarrIs 12. certIficates will b sold to the ________________________ Paul l Rich & Barbara PatrIck L McCarthy 1.37 200 22 same Southeast Svcs vs Carson Mullis Barnett Bli 00L.WP vs Robed & as above highest bidder at the court house Fern. Park By FP; Samatha A Evelyn C Sthur,n & Rlctiard $1102 Macla Cuevas 610 Camden St AS SALES POSITION Joseph A. Malburg 10-34 dootonthe1lthdayofJuIy,s0ap 1323 Dunsany Dr Orl WI 677 Her. 5OI 1231 same as above Bill Kribs Sun SI Ford vs Charles $616 _____________________________ Full & Part time. 643-4906 Any. Cleveland, Ohio: Cynthia K 11:00 A.M. Qiorge J Roberts Jr 933 P08 Towni Originals $1312 Buena Vista Ptrs vs Joyce mite Cove AS Recorded Milug,. Datedthis2$thdayolMay, 1950. P7 Sent: Beatrice W Cooper 6.33 Danielson 9.59 same as above Bruno Zawrotnalk & Michelle _____________________________ Jordan Marsh vs Leroy & Swanson $404 _______________________________ Ted N. Netter 6-33 12$ SE 9th St (SEAL) Hb 601 1 125 Lake Minnie Dr nm st Sent Sani Mirian Johnson 620 Sanford Av Same as above vs Anitra Davis Apt S Qca$a; ElIzabeth A. Rogers Arthur H. leckwItb Jr. *Obert H String 3.31 1101 Lcnnle a MIller I. MelIssa 5,11 $460 21-SltUah(,n Vnted sin OaOhIII Dr AS Clark Circuit Court. Vilenc-la Devid H Fuller & Janls Ct Sanf;-Juns I Singer Atlantic Nat Bk Scm vs James Gin Fin vs Bernice Engram SilnhfiQIe Co.. James N. Burke 9.30 250 Ban. _____________________________ Lee N SmIth & JeanM 1120 Fl Av 33 same as above PIatt 11.4 Tahoe St Apof*a Sanford PIe. bury C? LW: Nancy H. Schmidt 3. Will Cantor Same as above vs U.G. Mansion Hans J Kuss vs Tandy Spears Sant Kb P01 1222 Jack DWhite 1142127 Mobil, Av 20 12503. DeemIng Dr. Na. 121 w Elderly Patients In my home By: Oiiryl Green, LInda C Iedsoe 1. 320 Glraida Av Deltona $1133 $3362 DepiAy Clerk Ralph Wf LW; Tammy L Br*ozowskl 461 322-32S1 John 0. FelIa 7.39 160 Plneda St Same as above vs. Edward Marine Bk Kettle Moraine vs maiden name Is restored to LInda as above Publish: June 10, I?, 24. July LW: hida C. Wilson 1142 same as Cecilia Schoen Frampton 200 Finn Pk lv Apt 702 LouIse Kelly $15,219 _______________________ 1 ____________________ Remodeling, Masonry 1950 or James H Pumphrey Jr 10.40 7120 above ) F Built & Mary PP $2016 Sandra Jo Miller vs Herbert J Ceramic Tile work wanted. Ibrest City Rd Orl: Laura L DEX.Ii Scott I. Freeman 1233 502 O.k. John T Sweeney 1. JacquelIne W Atlantic Bk SanS vs Francis K support Free Estimates. 323O113. Clay Mckinney I Bridle *1416 iv LWviclder 243 102 Sweetwater Crest St AS: Pamela H. McKefyt. Mayd$lVaIIeIoCI& Ruby J May Sentinel Stat vs The Lease Car 535 205 Fern Ph lv No. 310 PP MATURE. 1130 Fl Ày Apt 204 Sanf $1104 experienced Store & Richard & Linda Kaufman Foedham Av AS Pieni4a Statvies 197.246 Keilsy T Alstonso David K. West 11.14 P01 97 George P Mclroom & Janice N forest Eugene A Butler Jr Ill vs $931 bookkeeper I office worker NOTICE OP APPLICATION City Rd Forest City, Geneva; Gail C. Urban 50 same Lee'nIs Patrkla P Johnon I Victor A Thomplons Auto Svc I. Repair 103 511k5 employmin, Flintkol, Supply vs AmerIcana DIED ROberts 760 same as above as above ______________ WI name restored to PatrIcIa Call Celery Ày Sent $413 Carpet & Randy Larsn $17,049 Lionel s Appleby NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 5.19 Employers Insur of Wausat.a vs AuiIln 0ev vs NationwIde M. Pratt . CALL 322.2611 Legal Notice Evening Ileniki - - -i,- FORkE4T-7Bdrm. lbathlnLakeMary Call 322-6457 - •- iou, evenings 661614. SANFORD-)Bdrm.,air.&h.at, w.w carpetIng, $300 mo. + : $300. sec. deposit. No pets. References. 322.1477. -. ___________________________ SANFORD- I BORM, 1½ batp on I 6cró fenced + deposit. 3220716. - 3BDRM,tBath 3221111 ____________________ , 322-2420 1010. 2439 S. MyrtimAve. Santont Orlando 321-0640 327)577 2525 Large 2 bdrm Mobile Home, prIvate fenced yard, air & REALTORS Multiple Listing Service ________________________ _____________________________ -' ,,. heal. $250 a month. A.A. McClanahan Inc Req. Real Estate Broker 322-5W2 ________________ FOR RENT-Small trailer, adults, no pets. 5 at Park Ave. Mobile P6rk. 2145 Park Ave. ___________ large family rm, bookshelves, garage. Large shaded lot 145*251'. $59,900. Call 345.5162. Day 01 Night LARGE FE yrs. old. $34,900. _______________ ..• BR. 1½5.$ rwi. J Off, CH&A. $49,500. - IDYLLWILDE I BR, 21, in WOUnd Pool, all amenities. $64,900. '.. LAKE FRONT. Perfect 2 BR retire home, FR,CH&A 143.900, .- WEHANDLERENTALS - BUILDING . - ' - - BINGO One bedroom House plus one bedroom triller, both furnishedon large size lot in Osteun,, Fl. 11 miles Ifom Sanford. $11,300 cash or 14.300 and refinance 15.000 molt. gags. Inquire 104 Palmetto ___________________________ Ave., Sanford. Phone 323.4301. , . KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 2304 Oak Ave., Sanford separately cacti. Thursday 7:30 iopenlpacearedfls double wide 40' mObile home one acres. Only 5*000. . Win $25-$100 , - I -- - -, F1REPLACE. - , ______________________ - . - !vi - - ____________________ - - - . as - - . - - - - - . . -. . - MARRIAGES - -- ". - vs - '-. .: If your clvb or organization would ilki tO be listing call: Ah tIded In hIs -: - ' .- - - , Fair ' -. - ' 1 - _____________________ EwningHe, ____ - -, _ ' ai,V. Ll I LISTING. ' - - :11131) ' -- - a . -- ' - - .- - -' - -, .-- - :'- ' .-' -- . -. .. - - - S . - CLASSIFIED 0EPARTij7 - ' Acram from new -. Race Track In Lake Mary. $147,000. CALL 331-151.4, - - - - VA&FHAFInanck MobIle Home doubl, wide, CilIA,, on the sconic Wekiva hum. 127.350. Call 332.539. INC. R EALTORS 701514g. - - E.ANaMOMSDn. - ________________________ 330.0095 fl0.I LaWn Care 4 SANFORD LAWN CARE TEEN. Mow rake, weed I t,mc or regular F'llone S. t'lfl 123 612S , . . VER L AWN SEP VICE t,0* CdQt'. tt,ITI Vii ,il'oo or .111 season 3?? 0110 -. - -- - . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Mowing Edging Trimming SodS. MIh General Cleaning & Hauling 119 761) Free Est - - 3397020 Carpet Cleaning CARPETS. FURNITURE CLEANING Mobile Home Repairs - - Tint&Steamextractbon 322.4132 $31 5397 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I. Sell, the finest In uSed LIt. 331 1887 ANDY'SCARFJEICLEANING Special Rates for COmpleTes - Free Estimates 2Ihr 8)0 0070 tools. - ______________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur- 3395386 JOHNSON Ceramic Tile MOBILE HOME REPAIRS - flltpre Salvage. 332 5721 --------_______ MEIPITZER TILE New 01' repair. leaky showers our speclaity.25 yrs. E.p 369 8562 GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 72-Auction 323-1340. All Phases of Mobile Repairs _____________________ -lOComplefeOtfices ----------.- ------_________ - CiockRepalr Good Used TV's, 1236 up MILLERS 26l9OIndD Ph. 322 0337 - I i(.-iis,-d GUN AUCTION June 27 & 21, consIgnments accepted, for into call Sanford Auction. 323-7340 or AAA Auction. 339-7070. Used tbl model color TV's, ali working. 599.95 10 to choose from Poll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 3221711 6v1'orsi.perience S.Il $ijrni',h - 339-7020 LONGWOOC) GWALTPIEY JEWELER ref I ) 201S.ParkAve 322 6509 __________________________________ ________________ PAINTING ROOFS KOOLSEALED - Concrete Vdc For Estate Commercial & -Residential Auctions & Ap praisals, Call Dell's Auction - - 534 4144 • 339-aU? DRIVEWAYS 322-5515 after 6 !ainting 323 5.620. COLOR"t$" Electrical OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices HERB'STV _____________________ 2S97S. SanfordAve. 323-17)4 339 7020 LONOW000 ________________ 75-Recreationa I VehiCleS Agent 339 $336 PAINT BRAND ELCTRICAL REPAIRS & ____________________________ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 1493.75. B-al $113.16 or $17 mo. Exteriors 999. to $399 ( YOUR CHOICE SERVICE Lighting Ceiling 8. Attic fani 8. times Local Call 628 6921 71 Hours FACIA ltOARS s1 oii Fireplaces ' All work quiranleed 7. scraping 7. mildew renioval _________-. _____ --_________ TELEVISION-RCA PLAYMOR Travel Trailer-il' Clean, easy towing, sleeps I $100 Call 321 012S 19" Color portable in good condition. Warranty. cing. No down payment. Pay _______ (n.n. T POP UP CAMPER for rent for your summer vacation. Sleeps 6 s;s wk, + 550 dep. 322 8678 $131 or $11 monthly. BAKS - after 7 call 323 3986 ______ )104N Mills --__ 77-Junk Cars Removed _____ 54-Ga rage Sales J STONE CO. -.- tw',f 1161 5591 - Painting & Repair Furn. Refinishing REFINISHING -Touch up & Top Dollar Paid lot lunk a. Used cars, trucks & heavy equip mint. 377.5950 _______ _________________ BUY JUNK CARS 55Boats a_Accessories en Hwy. 1192 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - LI Photography Reasonable Quality Work Call 322-1624, 377.4 _________________________ ROB5ON MARINE I rent Painting & Repair Inter or & ITIprior Free F st 3?? 1558 misc repairs at reasonable - prIces. Estimates 312 7196 FURNITURE SERVICES Altamonte Springs 331 0909 Repair S. Refinishing Fran-n 1)0 to $30 _________ ________ -- Creative Surlaces IC . special ilinQ in rep,iinting, nI & e.t waIlp.per. wall fexirin,j. woOd staring Urrl-,f Alter you hav. call,'d ll'q' mist rll lhe Stalled). Call John 331 0377, tree estimates CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day service 323-Fill OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompIe$e Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 - & The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, commercial resIdential, pPcialty decorative fireplaces (in I _____________________________ Wedding photography 1y John Groomlng& Boarding 78-Wotorcycles Cullum Free eng,)cjement photos or color 5.10 323 8258 47-Real Estate_Wanted _____________________________ - ACRES NEAR SANFORD- Will divide. 51.10$ per acre. iun will finance. 333-2519 leDuples lees 14 Single Family lots. Ideal for PHA 23$ Program. 3314*t WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation prolect. Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 303.323%t$. _____________ W-iW.isica I svrcna r1ise outside screened runs. ott Remodeling floor sleeping boxes, InsulOted, shady kennels, circulating EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sill. Call today and your Electric auto harp for sale with amplifier & case. Like new. REMODELING Cash $140. Also guitar cost Save your credit. Will make buck payments & up to 13,000 cash to you. Mary Griffith REALTOR 1415.1424 or 322. _______________ 2994_____________________ 2 to 4 p.m. Bougtd &SokI Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgales. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida .,uwu.i uencn, delivery & tuning: CANNON MUSIC CO., Lcngwood Village Shopping Center, SR 13.4. 1 of I-I. -- I'.-...d-. 60-OffiCe OFFICE tURNlTURE aucompIefe Offices 339-7020 LONGW000 ________________________________ I I- - (jeneva 9arden 1,2,3 II, Subs ISiedle I Usfunn. - Adult- Family - IOtile9 - 1 I . AUTO. A-C 34,101 Ml. I tarpentry,Palnting,Maint. 1505 W.2$th ST. SANFORD 322.200 Insured $34.539 Saont. Ranid. 32771 333-7473 _____________________________ SO. BALINT - 3225663 LIGHT SLUI, 3 DR. 4 SF110 Home Repsir P'WSI,aOIwI ...h 5r,n- - SERVICESUNLIMITED 'ER VICES UNLiMITED Home Repairl Remodeling - 34u's. Weidingc)on.,$15,00perh, 322-0771 3220711 ____________________________ House Clsinlrsg ______________ -MfldOW HbusE.wly,s Cleaning ServIce - PransonalIzed, fast dependable ' R.gularor ltImeb.,,sls Wedowashwindows 47750., & - Screen RBPSfr - WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 322-5545 alter 4 To List Your Business... DIQI 3222611 01 83-9993 - - '" 110$ S Sanfont Avanu. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REMODELING&REPAIR - - . SpeCiôl S . Sale of all type-s. LIC. Bonded 323 403$ $•)QQç 2795 '74 HONDA 1995 '72 DODGE DART 1595 LEXPERT 14'up - . lDCOiflPIiIeOffices Roofing - Plomelmprovement$ P"OOFING AT.. Ac. "Luxury For Lou" 331 71)2 ______________ - APARTMENTS OfFICE FURNITURE 33S- 7030 LONGWOO EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS 74 CAMARO 2 DR., FRONT WHIIL DRIVE, AT., AC. IPISI-Lawadry BE LINS.CONSI 322 /029 Mildew off Roof, ext Walls Mobile Homes. RVs (etc.) Senior citizen discount. Free est. 75 AUDI FOX _____________ RCA Color Console 23", sold new over 5)00. Balanc, due $141 or take over payments s week. NO MONEY DOWN Still In warranty. Call, 21st Century 142-5391 day or nigN. Free home trial no Obligation. JET STREAM IND. Call 322-7151 I _________________________ 5O-Msceilaneous for Sale TELEVISIQNS avail I'gh Real Good Condition ______________ RobInson, Orlando, 42-3974 - whole ball of wax Financing HONDA 100 Super Sport NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full price $991. Console pianos $1193. These are top name Mortgage Investment. 1101 1. 10 Complete Offices 339.1020 LONGW000 Fireplaces We handle the 3225/52. CleanIng ______________________ ___________ New rms, kit & bath remodeling cages. We cater to your pets. ClassIfied Ad will appear here tomorrow. $219, Sell $73. 332.353,, nlaa. SPRING HOUSECLEANt$07 SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIP lED AD. Needsminorrepair Call 321 0125 - Boarding Kennels, InsIde & A-OK TIRE 322-7ØQ NEW TlRES$).$9 UP 2113 French Ave. Sanford _______ _____ OFFICE FURNITURE ______________ _______________ JON BOAT-to' fans. Also Air conditioned - - LONGW000' - 434 Magnolia Ave. 31½. micilieud aisump. tin. New Desist motivated. 510.001 .33oop,, v99. 2.0412,332-1517 302E.253 See our beautiful new IMOAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOSILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 333-5200 ___________________ 323- - iANDLEOD SANFORD 2 BR,7I, newly painted. Ige unit. $29,900, $4900 down. 1.395.7746, - HORSE RANCH-WIth I Bdim, I bath house. 4 acrn'+ 14 stall deluxe barn. Alt ?acIUIIes. ___________________ - CGndonun50 ForSah cvpit. fiew range. nit., lam. rm.. fireplace, F0IENT 4143. PLUMBING BUSINESS cornpies, w. inventory I real estate. Cali W. M.aliczowilii, REALTOR, 3fl-7953. _ RHW K' oI5OLE _ FOIC-Equal Housing Lander - 2 ACRES 2 .baI 4 ' - - MULTIPLE NEM.TOR - , ___ A. - - ACREAGE - 205411 rnieer, pet. Interest to qualllied to pasture on dead-end street, large fenced lot. $27,500. 363- NEED RESIDENTIAL FINANCING? CALL (305)333.1774 REALTOR 332-1951 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE • CHULUOTA-By owner Lovely 2 Berm, I bath, eat-in kit, new ww carpet, paInt I roof. Backs 3334061 eves. 33213331(323-0317 STEMPERAGENCY - - in We've got ii or can get N! - -- as above vs BUILDING LOTS 322-7972 REALTOR. MU cintraily located only $IL000. 1 Phone 322-7511, Sanford MiNSWOITH IEALU SPRKLlNG C1.EAN-Smsibly priced 3 Idmins, 1½ bath, _____________________ - - buyers. New homes with mthly payments under $250. Low down payments, 322-2257. Geneva. Only $95,000. Legal Notice . 2 Acres W. Garneit White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial ___________________________ REDUCED -, Sdrms CarolIne Log Home, central HIA, ____________________________ FORMERLY l'-tarrietts Beau,, 377 Nook 519 E Cash _________________________ 46-Commercial Property ____________________________ - Animal Haven Grooming 8. screen porch, excellent area. Owner will hold. $31,300. COUNTRY LIVING--Fresh air Sunday7:30 3225253 2-1 JUST REMODELED, Large In total $4,500 or Lk. Mary Blvd. ____________ __________________________ ___________________________ needs TIC. Owner will hold mortgage. $24,000. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 343$ S. French (17-92) Sanford 3235324 Bulldozing. Clearing. liackhoe Service Ditches. culverts. x,ndc Call 8)) 7t95 Boa uty Care furniture, Refrlg., Stoves. 121$ French (17 92) - ____________ balance $395, $19 monthly. EAI.TY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Rcaltors Land Clearing _____________________ ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 6411176 Iiá% probe. Originally $619, - ___________________ retrig, freezers, waler coolers, misc. Call 323 718.6 anytime Brand New. push button control -- - atechanic will service Al's I pc. or houseful 2lhrs. _______ Working or not 3.77 2250 ASSOCiATES, INC. REALTORS, MLS 5th St.. -- WANTED idoor Refrigerator FRICKE & FRICKE SPACIOUS 7 Bm older home BUILDING LOTS-li Lots il33 Ft..Zoned Al, sold - - lots. Fenced, landscaped, nice area. $33.00. CALL 323-Sill Retort town, rT!. IT1J TOr $130 week May thru Aug. Needs repair. Property size 101*172 approx. only 533.000. Si.?SOdown,balanceat I0pct. for IS or 20 years. Owner financed. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! . --- MICROWAVE (lnc.d yd. $39,000. 3 BDRM. 1 Bath Cl home on Il'* ___________________________ . yard. '.,',.,",, .I: SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS! Ball & Blown CUSTOM IN SULAT ION CO 323 ut) or 0)1 177t Frey' est - Reconditioned room A-Cs 1000 to 30.000 BTU's 90 day quar Sales 3. ServIce. Orlando Room Comfort Center. 2485 John Young Pkway. 2986077. WE BUY FURN. & APPL. want ads every day -____________ DeLAND-DOLL HOUSE. Just minutes from the University. 2 Bdrms, fireplace, Ire,s I - club activities. back ERA. $1330 DOWN + Closing costs buysthls3 B*m, 1 bath home In Pinecresi. Large fenced yd, carport, new carpet & paint. $34330. - week f or only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your a a* Tx - I- river, trout fish from your J'SLW eves It's easy to place a Classified Ad Well even help you word it. Call 322.2611. TRANSFERRED. SoartiIng 3 BL 25. fenced. $37,900. NOTICE Did you know that your Club or organization can 6ppear in thiS liSting each - 323.)e or 333 0459 S :, SUMMER fireplace each side. Fur ni%hed. Fronts on Hwy 71 & backs up to Rocky Broad River. Sundeck overlooks MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker Lic. OR VACATION PROPERTY. Duplex 2 bdrrn, 1 bath & H Ernest JENNY CLARK. RUALTY, REALTOR REDUCED 13.100, 2 BR FR. new loot, kit equip. 131,50g. INCOME rm, sturdy brick construction and is only 2 yrs young. Won't last long. DELTOIIA-3 BcVm, 1 bath, eatin kitchen, fenced. S33,000. REALTOR, MLS !3'5: p.m RAMBLING COUNTRY Located on S wooded acres this 3 berm, 2 bath home has a very modern kit, fireplace, family OVIEDO-3 SDRM. 2 bath, Realty 11011 . WANT A MOUNTAIN HOME SITE' We have It. 1 ~ acre, wooded, high ground. Cocated West ol Ashville. P.C. Restricted, secluded with mountain stream at rear of property. Ideal for Chalet only $7,200 - t Air Conditioning Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So.of Sanford. 372 1721. ___________ _______________ --- Insulation is Wanted to buy used olfice equipment. Poll's Sanford If you are having difficulty f,ndng a place, to live, carlo drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our lots in the hills of the-- Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia 17,000 cash for all. 3723339. even a fish pond. Call ton all the particulars. coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim, 373 1115 ________________ - ----- I Somebody look'ing for your bargain Offer 'I today in the Classilied Ads OrFICEFURNITURL HIDEAWAYS--Several building "Must See" with Fireplace, swimming pool, office, barn, L -' F1ench 32 32222 34-4blIeHomes rroperiy . ___________________________ "MUST SEE TODAY" S rustic acres comes with this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home, Truly a BROKER Park 45A-4)jtof State WII buy old class rings & Silver time Sal. $119 llor$19 33 mo Agent 339 ---------- - I •I ____________ Buy to Orlando$4-3161) Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig $10935, used short ____________________________ wooded acres. Now Only 143.500. SEIGLER REALTY DELTONA-_2 Berm. fUrIhed. $195 mo. First, last, security. 4 No pets. Available now. $74 68-Wanted 1104N.MjlI5Ay. Ref. repo. 16 Cu ft trost tree, Orig. $529, now $205 or Sit mo. Agent 339-5336. KEPIMORE WASHER..-p.ace, Service Used Machines. MOONEVAPPLIANCES 323-0697 ATTENTION! BARGAIN 'BARGAIN, Bring your fishing pole and let us show you this 3 bdrm, I bath lake front home on 3 nicely AT $13,000. .' - trystaIDr$aN:JOyceEer3.34 PERMIT that Louis N. or MarguerIte A. HintS' WlmberlyJr&Jefl-yLwf JamesPiercePaintingllo7Locust Comm Brokers ci al $3533 t1 TOlka the holder of the following 24-BUSII*SS OPI3011Uflities St lint $419 William A Moeshlln it al vs All 1112 WCentrsi Cr1 Johp Moore, 40$ W. 201k *t.. Certificat has flied said car. Tony 0 5yft 234 Rt 1 50 343 MagalyFNoguelraao.rle 1PM Inc & Jerry Lisle - vs McI Electric Svc it al vl3do Robin L Krota 3.57 same R*ooi. $1,300 tifkatisforataxdeedtobeised *1 110 Wayman St LW D&SAuRepair5_.4 Productions P05 IllS WP $373 Combank wp vs Ibniar R. Smith. 1214 W 3rd 34., thereon. The certificate numbers above L NIgtttlngie Sr I Ethel & Paris house. Going bu$in Dept of P11th 1 Rdab (Joknsva 1120 Hamilton Av LW $425 12.34 P01 RipaIr, 55,000 and years of issuance, the Cantos L. Rutherford in a great area. Hwy. o L WI 1335 S Iummerllst Av $anf he James) vs Cleveland N Mitchell Same as above vs Lavirne A. McAllIster, 3610 Myr)l. 414 Chuluala; Thelma J Campbell Au., description of the property, and betw 940 Klnsland, Ga. support Altamonte MaIl 1 17. GrIffin 417 Haflaway AS 533$ thenam 437 same as above was.ss,, c.re. A Orassl Louis G Housi of Din.ttn vs Tom Perez American Hamptoni Bk vs Sanford Housing AuthorIty, are U follows: 1079 Jcmss W Slaughter 954 215 Michael I Daley I N Sickacrss Tn Mild $339 Gerald Peters $2333 FnancssShr.def(Strous.)vsQ. Certificate No. 43$ 'aIm Place Sent; Llgh A Hen. Castle Brewer, Renovate, I$0 INC. • ThomisClayTurnef&CherylA Cook PaInt & Vanidsh veSPer Yearof Ieeuancel974 ic4.0samea$$bove ha P05 31 RiChmond, Kansas wi Terrell Pucket $UP0fl Line Fabricators 1444 EALTORS DescrIption of Property Lots Thomas W Cholhulte 10.57 2510 s CP.-ok, Southea*t Nat Bk Orl vs Smfttys lIeu Wide Collection vs Loran 701 Bldg. + 4OLongwsod P11 P019 WI 2115, arthaIl Au Sal, Kellia L lar susan sey a Terry I lnc.ulal$74,159 WHowardlll$1fl Name in which 1. Ahanionte Dr. t443POl69$L.akeMary Montgomery Ward vs Rebecca Adobe SIdg Ctns vs Dennis C$4AVSIflfhbAIIICCS William S. Caddius and Kathryn Leroy I keen 44$ Rt 7 . Nc, oI. 1. Rckwde & Margaret N Bermer 4171 Highland LW$729 Walkir hike St H.Cadmus GriceMHoiiway?13 17)OW36d hal)6 Bian.-Cr LWWI NT 1 5 PlTITlOU$N,u** Same' James & Des Inc vs *asedu inc Miami' 35C LW St Ii.of Slid ptS94fly bSIIIg Daisy Walden fl09 W Rh St Sent Poll AIIm 401 Cqy Ct AS $962 ToTh.,', is hereby olven that we n COunty Si Sentkiøli1 State of Richard W Davis $11 P01 3)I areNotice engaged Wi bushiesa a & 30s $424 .W: Fiorsa N, Peacock $10701 O'S,Iá Rd., Fern Feet, Fl.., Florida. lIP Concrels vs Engktesnsd *1 name restored to Roberta WOUld like tO share my large Same as ØQv VS Fiormnci Concepts 211 S Park Av Sanford Joe Unlias CI AS certulkats Repasz Nt 1 SW 1434 LW 337* WIllIams SH III L.ureI Dr Sat $734 mh'iole County, Florida tlficotes shall be redeemed acimme hi Sanlont with working 0 Preston 11.39 tIll Cole. S Foster & Larry I ffi fIcfl$is name of RID FlagshIp Bk Sam vs .R. Bruce cording to law the Property P1On. aoe 20.2$ Cuff 322-$0s. YlOull Rd Av No.4 SanS CI, Cynthia H AUTOS, and that I iNsist IS described In such certificate or Same as above vs Franch II $1,014 439 1202 Old Dbd. Hwy LW Phyllis J Doyle 1. Wayne W said name with the Clerk Kaiser Jr 6321 Orsng•Av ApI 23) Gin 11cc vs Irriestine halley 0 Ou.n*ey 11.62436 Iris will be SOld to t Ralelofi I. COOPIJr & Bestrice the circuit Court, Seminole highest bidder 2no at the ciii? heus $43' AS$ili 1 CI: Karep A. w, Carter 4.62544111 COufl*Y P11(14* Itt acCOrdance dooron the 14h day of July, 1950 above vs Linda H. Marlene C Harrington vs Sam. 'above at *tth 'hi isii Of liii PlC- 11:00 AN. Williams $30 V.lencia C? N SaM Thomas M Hervktton Charles. 1. Kitwy $37 Teeas; tItiOim 4 sntord Giacioss living. Ra. PsggyHantvsThomasAwatei-s $53 Name Statuls Wabto Weekly I monthly -arsn L.1(ona 11.60715 av*oo Seclioe% $43.09 Florida TqWitL Dat dthls 50th dey of May, 1951 Statutes (SEAL) The Coohi Factory $102 Valoncla Ct I WLOF suppo,', r0Ie tANSies paid. lnMrs vict e Hdett 1140 Nt 1W. ltoik$tra Agcy vs Pat McGee $2973 RØiph W. MCKInnsy Arthur H. IeckwltIt Jr. 11% S. Quk 141)113. 01., Ma(1II1 1I.;.I Oaks Cr Orinouid leach Clerk. Fred J Hofinadel Jr vs LtAhus' N 7 OuhWuplet Di'. Cl: Kim .3. 1113 Nt 1 Box 477 LW 1 Ralph Fra.*.s : 1 0 KuIp,, vs Pmy Nchar4 N 1*1011, Slate $2752 e$Ion 4.10 970 Rait.dus Ày On 342 F Smith Combank.WP vs DanIel James Marshall 7523 Aloms Ày ViP $3 Sanford, F Alfred Cleveland 941 303 Teak. Putter- Piac* LWI Doivia L Richard C. ag' James P. Panke us 04.y TWt Johnaoø 3.43 By: Cheryl Grr, Divine od In AS: Sharon 0. SImpson 1. 1*4 McbIWAv Lw' , 24 & July 1 U FOR REIfY DeWy LW Ày AS Bernet? SI WP vs Rtynatd & P0$ Jibe' .wlenams i.a tO)Montgomery Ward 'vs Gait H11 17. 24 & July 1.0, 1150 Gail Robinson $371 '$anford 1. Kaufman 7'lS 703 Amitla Ol,$nd; Vera Mai1sout DIX.43 ',1 ____________________ tflj 33Houses Furnished __________________________ _____________ BLOCK & Mobile home. Here's your cute little 3 Berm home. Cth tlI1 rii i,,.ai. CROCKETT LOG HOME I kEflRflflAA. nAYIl WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LQG.WAL1S, TRUSS ROOF. DRIED.IN, DOORS I WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE ____________ - - 61-Li vestrick. Poultry WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th St. 323091). ------------------------- INVEITORS&BUILDERS 6 Single family lots, 2 Duplex lots. lOFour plix lots. 3)1 SS1I. 3210759 ___________ 520.500. CALL ANYTIME -- 323 B3 --------- - IJ Bookkeeping & Tax, Economical _______________________ Service for small business. farms. nurseries, ranches, etc George Britton. CPA. 862 5116 Longwood - BAKS - - • ancing, Plo. down payment. '- - - ______ - Brand new, with power head & all attachments. Warranty. Pay $399. or $20 monthly. Fin --------_______________ Lic. Real Estate Broker 26'405anfordAve. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. ____________________ MORRIS Sr LIC REAL ESTATE Broker 8348200 Eves 862.3655 . BATEMAN REALTY PROPERTY -H Ernest REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327 7195 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT.IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, COUNTRY CHARM! Beautiful 3 SR. 2 Bath, 2 story Estate on 1 + Ac. I Gazebo. Pond, Guest Collage, 1 Every Feature to make this your Dre.m Home! LAKE' FRONT to acres, beautifully wooded country estate, Longwood off EE Williamson Road, near I I - - - - _________________________ ______________________ Call Bart 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. AIR 1. HEAT, NEW APPLI. ANCES. DEBARY. Stone fireplace. Gard,n Area. Spilt BR plan. FR, OR. Eat-in Kit. & Every Imaginable Feature! $1OS,000t $250 + 1st & last Hey Kidi: Looking for an extra dofler? Ask Mom I Dad to let you have a clasSified ad garage sale. SURPRISINGCOMFORTInthI5 Ige 2 BR older home. Modernized. CHIA, convenient location. $17,250. 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER 1S0'x13$' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE JESSUP. 132.500. WOOdS? . building site, quiet Country atmospIej,e only 516.500. 70) S french Accounting Services FREE KITTENS 323-1012 - - - MOBILE HOME OK! 6.5 acres with Small pond. perfect for mobile home or '. - - -., I PIGS & I.OATS For Sale 323 297) or 322 307) camping, future home site, or buy for investment. 100' paved road frontage, small down, owner terms. $9,500. , WE BUY CARS • - ____ LOOKING FOR A CAMP SITE? 3$ acres, ideal for weekend 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 - DREAM HOMEI New BR. 2 Bath home In Shadow Lake __________________________ . I _______________ . 12 to 70 acres priced from USO per acre to $7000 per acre. Buy now before Hunting Season begins, Owner terms. - '•_' 71 MG Midget Excellent Condition. $1,000 or best offer 372 6971 1968 FordLiD With air, auto. PS 5450. Call 322 7073 Part German Shepherd Pups. $15. Call 3236213 S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, tabl. 6 1 chairs. $30 each. Noll's , 0Sanfor Furniture Salvage, 17-93 S ot Sanford. 322 1721. _______________________ YOUR PRIVATE HUNTING LAND 21115. French Suitel OROBBIEPS Sanford Fl. Touches! $65,000? NEW 3 BEDROOM houses for rent. Inter Development Corp. $741432. daily I ' READY FOR NEW HOME- - 4'4'4t REALTY 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 LOTS, SANFORD AVE. ZONED C-2. 521.000. - - Orlando 327 1577 Sanford 371 0610 - Open 2 to 6 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CAR-PORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOI. $39,500 BEAUTIFUL? Exec. 3 BR, 2½ Bath. 2-story home in Idyll, of L.A.I Format DR.. Bklst Nook, FR, Lg Patio I Many Decor famIly rm, fIreplace, Central H&A on cul-de-sac, $450 mo. 322-6952, Own.r-Aásoclate. - --____________________ __________________________ - 7439 S Myrtle Ave NEW HES PING. 12,00. COUNTRY LIVING? 3 BR, 2 bath Mobile Home In Geneva? 2½ Ac. of cleared land! Custom tnt., Sundeck, Eq. Kit.. FR-Den 1. More? $56000? . ____________________ DISSOLUTIONS - BROKER ______________________ ROOF. WALK TO SHOP 142.700? . ,, SEIGLER REALTY 41.FreflCtf Ave. .3220231 - 3723S3;337Øfl _____________________________ 2 BEDROOM. PANELED PAM(LV. ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home in Dl'tlmwold wIots of extrest Super Location? CH&A.WW.C. Eat4n K it., Fenced yd.? _____________________ - - - - ____________________ OPEL Raliey" 1972 2 Dr., 4 cyl., 1 speej, Factory ar, AM FM stereo. Exellent cond $1,200 321 2S - tool 164,500! FOR RENT 7 Rm Hm in Pinecrest, 3 BR, 2 bath, Fm Rm-Fpl, Kitchen equipped. $350 mo + $200 Security 327- - *CASSELBERRY - OFFICE FURNITURE 40CompleteOffices 3397020 LONGW000 254 - 51-A-Furniture ' . - 65-Pets-Supplies -- - PatIo? Central H&A, ww. carpet, equipped kit, fireplace. F rm. on a beautiful land. scaped lot. Moth,r-in-law suite Country Ciub-Exec. 3 Berm. 2 bath. - -- 142 Carver Av Academy Manor DELTONA AREA. $32,000. $730 ma. I under if you qualify Mary GrIffith Realtor 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT 1. 423-1434 3222991 2106 CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE _______________________ SCHOOL.. $26,500. home in Mayfairt Pool 1. - NEAR MAYFAIR 3235176 area. I $2.SIhr.+ FurnitureSalvage,17.93.So.of Sanford. 372 1721. ' 14 ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA 14.000 PER ACRE. - 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, ATTRACTICE i arm, 7 bath - Min.tó start Waitresses daytime, some nights. Longwood.Lake Mary area. 32-4S31 or 339-9639. amenIties: tennis & pool. 100 % REAL ESTATE INC. 643-0100 REALTOR Good pay Laborers Cooks 3227S$1 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 3 BEDROOM, I BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. FENCED SUNLAND, 2 ACRES. WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD ARIA $350.3 Bdrm,2 bath, equipped kitchen, heat-air, carpeting, double garage, neiiborhogd $llSweek Oo.dpay $3.SQhr. Excpay+ Oieatpay 5430+ Hurry! - 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. $34,900. REALTORS - " ' RENT OR OWN this paint & body shop with 2 bdrm apt. attached. Excellent terms Call for details $74,900. Sanford's Sales Leader LAKE MARY-Hidden Lake, D.O.E. Fun lob CHILD ____________- 32-Houses Unfurnlshed;. sisotistart Mechanic Sales-Rep. Sales&Serylce Front Desk Clerk Apt. Mgr. InsideSales Mit. Mir. Cashiers Yard Man REALTY - - - The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. , THESE OPTIONS _____________________ ______ GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. STE N STRO (Vi 10 ACRES. SOME WOODED I SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. $4,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. • - L'awnmovers. We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. off ot total Inventory of brand new interipring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only? Free local delivery. lfoii's Sanford W.GarneitWhite,Broksr 3 BEDROOM,7 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. AIR & HEAT. ELE. pets, $325 mo. + garage Ior(..b storage $125 ma. Inquire at 1O4 _______________________________ Palmetto Aye, 323-6305. NOT WITH ALLOF - - HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. V(LENCIA COURT. $35,900. CaIt 1.116-6171 UNEMPLOYED tFI*ED. Intelligent, elderly iady (poor vision, small eater) + +4' L9VELY FurnIthd Efficiency Apartment. 4160 per utlIDes not Included. TO BE Fenced back yard MIfl s.000. I 3 BEDROOM,1½BATHS,AIR& ' 3 Bedroom Apt., furnished, no 3O1j 3 BEDROOM C HOME Lovely quiet n ighborh _______________ ' - - FILL. DIRT & TOP SOIL _____________ - • V Enterprise, Medel Inc., Realtor '323 2q20 ________________________________ NO REASON your lot on our _________ EXPERIENCED Meat cutters needed. Apply in Person to Food Barn, Inc. 25th St. & Park Ave. Sanford, Fl. 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. Cash for your lot' Will build - Ihe reserved price Call 901 75S 5)11 for further details - YELLOW SAND Call Clark I. HIrt 323-7310 p 53 -.- ____________________________ 62Lawn-Garden 191S Singer Futura Fully $utQ, repossessed, used very short time. Original 5593, bal. 1111 or 1 ma. Agent 339-1316. AREA. $27,900. every Wedn5ay ati pm il's - theonlyoneiflFlorida Yoni set - - - I --------------------73 CUTLASS Good Cord 327 1 speed.' '66 CORVETTE Low rnIeIqe. sio both tops. Mechanically: like new Asking 55.500 365 7001 3?) 75)6' 339 7020 ___________ VA.FHA.2Con Homer Lw Down P4syment Want.Ad way. The magic 323-2411 or S31-9993. number is ________ 69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 6.31 1605 (Dealer) . - _______________________ _______ -. -. : - a -public AUTO AUCTION : JUST MAKE PAYMENTS : OfFICE FLIRPliTlJpE 40 Complete Offices - ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME. WELL, SEPTIC & HORSE STALLS. GENEVA - 7 BEDROOM APARTMENTS For aØpolntment call WELDERS. Only Experienced apply, Star-Line Enterprises. Building 291, Sanford Airporl'. ,,_ For Sale Used Office eqpt. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from. NoIf's __________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, Se. of Sanford. 322 5721. - - - -__________ 31-Apartments Furnished Help Wated All phases. of - MUST FIND DOG 3 yr. old child was bitten in face, 322-7650 1eIpnted - Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy *111 help you. AdultS. 612 Park. 1141.7113,. - 4-Personals - ------- 6 c$ll 3234735. ________________________ OFFICEFUR,iTURE 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LOP4GW000 ____________________________ F N 0 N T AG E P I N E & CYPRESS 51.000 PER ACRE. TERMS TheTlmeTestedFlrm Reg.RealEsta,,Brok,r ___________________________ L 17014. ParkAve 3224173 HeraId./Cj$l 322-2611 or 131. • friendly advisor SANFORD-Lovely 1 Bdrm 4:' den or 2 Bdrm, air. S220: 322-7513 Can YOU flO longer Use? Sell it all With C I3ified Ad in The 5054 or 665645$. Learn Earn White You Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. tsr. Fl. 32515. ____________________________ Same as above vs Jimmy & Adams Rt I Bx aJU Ovl.do $339 Sonya Hill 14 & Water St Sanford Same as above vs Richard & - c9OhndIe9a/t, HOME 121.000 E 2 TERMS. Hwy 97. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold 80"-Autos for Sale -. -- GRAVELY-Used lawn mower' sulkyltiiler.Goodcond.Atter - - DAYTONA AUT(" AUCTION . _____________________________ WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE TREES, ZOlfFfl MOBILE VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD - New Smyrna Ocean Front. turn. 2 BR, 2B, ground level. 5627547 r 901-427-fl$1 wkends. Have some camping equipment _______________________________ DeBARY-Lovely. Ige 1 bdrm,. air, prefer senior citIzens. 322. - A Condos. 2 BR, 2B, newly painted &.decorated. 671-4S30. 671-1931, .r ' Why be lonely? Write: "Get A ,,. Sandlewood -. S't. -. 1979 DODGE STUMPY 1,Wheel Drlve.6cyl .std 13.000 miles AskIng 15.500 Call 37) 0737. 60A-BUSIMSS Equipment Bargain! Men's Boots $19.99 Pr. _____________________ Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 S ACRES ON CATFiSH'PONb. - 40 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGW000 ________________________________ ______________________ - 80-Autos for Sale 79-Trucks-Trailers - ,OFFICE FURNITURE WI.SUNMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3l1-31S E. First St. 332.5422 7'. ACRES WITH 3)1' FRON. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $12,500 CASH. VACANT LOTS-3Lot approx, i'', ac. Unnec. PIat Lake Jessup Heights. 510,000. 40-Condominiums ________________ ________________________ RECO RD SANFORD Eve 3fl.$e4' CONVENIENTLY LOCATED I Berm, 2 bath elegant f4mlIy home. This 2 story home comes complete with all pp. pliances, double garage, fireplace & Ioa of space. Situated on a double lot, this beauty won't last long at the modest price of 153.000. Call us ?odiy. COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. ________________________________________ Couple or older singleS preferred. Prim. lOcation. June Porzig Realty 327-I67l. ____________________________ Evening 333.W( ___________________________________ furnished',$150perrno OIder - - REALTOR MLS warehouse for rent. S,000 Square Ft. Oftices. loading docli & Industrial zontng. 3321313. EXTRANICE lbdrmaot,water Noon Tuesday - ensu, in a follosup campaign, is asking anyone who thinks they or anyone In their household were not counted in the census of population and housing In Seminole County to mi out the form at left and mail it im. mediately to the bureau's regional office in Atlanta. The mailing address is printed on the form. - - ___________ BATTERIES-New, 5)0, Ex change. Used-Sib, Exchange. 1109 5. Sanford Ave. 323-1910. GROUND OSTEEN AREA. $30,000EXCELLENT TERMS. ' -, GENEVAGARDENS-38drm.., 45 DEADLINE -I FINAL . . . ___________ 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH .IOME-5 BR, 3 Bath. 2 story. Th Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. PORZIG REALTY 3lflck,sttjal fR.ent - 3 Lines Minimum ___________ St. $20,000. - - ___________ JUNE ___________ APARTMENT FOR RENT-2 BR, 2 bath. Adults only. P40 pets. $230. Call 323-Sill. ssca line 7$c a line 72c a line lcorisicutive times - ER OF S I COMMERCIAL -2 lots on the corner of Sanford Ave. & 3rd _____________ ____________- - ___________ STORE FOR RENT Approx 450 sq. ft on s. FreflchAve.125713121 ______________________________ Mariners Vlllao' ciEs . ___________ uit$cnl. 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. on Lake Ada. Just o. oO Airport Blvd. on l7. h', Sanford. Call 313IUP 831- 9993 HOURS IA11 -. ____________________ -, WERE 4 - .. --- - 4B-EvenIngH.ra,$$fl,,FI A ------- - - - ,05 - �- - - ''- p.. .- .J*t jt, •.- _ — p - 6.5--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE I SCIN13 TO SHOP TODAY Tuesday, June 17, 1180 BROWSINk;l -- -( 1 - rr .4•')j ' - ) \ I v _. 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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 � 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 17, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 17, 1980. 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'- - F S '•." % S ' ' W1111111111111 , ' -5' .5.. V . m out pretty f 'Coast Guard spokesmanLou Parris said four boats w seen headed from Key West to rlel Tuesday. One a sailing vessel called "Shadow," was turned back by the Coast Guard cutter te re ants and ioan&A federal arand fed broadcast said American officials had "dis- fributed applications to Florida to calm the people by to allow relatives to travel to the United States by or routes. But these routes are not lnetenoe,fldht does not look Longwood dence about u . AyMoflah Mohammad Beheshti 9 who want tilt. In an interview with President Party, said "controntstton and 1samtv vouon, Tarban aath stubbornnetilt" would not help solution of tile crisis. a "we hnve made full use - ol the "Therefore, it is in thew Interest hostages for religious, political and , . propaganda purposes. Therefore. I that they (the United States) remain believe that patient till the Majlis decides about :iot in our intert at all. the hostages," fiellestili said. The ayatollah spoke as Moslem militants hold.ing "This international isolation which we have come to face must end," he 50 of the 53 said. "We inust not let the United American hthges in 15 towns across Suites use an acceptable exu Iran bluntly told the parliament they weaken the revolution." to . Hubert 1! Shuni'ike'r , who helped raise a flag in honor of the 53 American hostage.-s held in Iran for 200 days, knows the ordeal of c.,IptIvily. 5 fate must ott (i try the hostages cause i was "tile (elliant 0 I Shuniaker,whaspe(iteigh,tyeirsas although not reix)rted to be in ;I ~'ietnarn prisoner of war. tom tile .; ,, custody of the militants. have been in 1 AX) peol)le whoweathercd a pouring i "Protective" detention at the foreign rain In Hermitage, 11a.. *1*ue.j(L.1y flight I ministry. thal tile hostages would come hoille i ihe Islamic militants hold.in4 the safely. I hostages said in a communique that "SoIlle of illy colleagues s1wnt:1,000 f the newly elected parliament, illghts If, ciiptl%,it~1 and tile)caine 14 designated by Ayatollah litihollati through okay," lie sill(i Khorneirii to decide the Americans' There %%ws soine concern tile rain .0 - . The two were released eL Jones said the woman ,, block walls thmel sday.. 4* Dear Abby ....................28 De$M Editorial ......................4* arIda ........................ IA IA Howtai U dvan ................. 1 . $MA .................... The Onlu seoua incident the night o=md at a road blod at the edgt Uiv Qty diatrfrt where a woman motorist ran into standing Grsn - ............. Calendar ....................ISC aassuled Ads 458 Wear ..............•• ... U to "' S , -5.. I . .. miugh t d nope ii tilt, a ti it it s it lhlkrest Memorial Park , but dS one to set the fl)o( of the -iseat ilirr and Alice Ittrirko, of parliament, called the Majlis , ()Iyphant, Pa, parents Ft ntstage But Iran's ambassador to tile UnitedNations, ansour Far han g, - himr at the uereimonie since last Friday, boats were sighted heading for active search for those %essels," %%e'll make an President Carter ordered the service last week to stop all southbound boats, but eight apparently One nameless 2fout boat that returned with a load of refugevs Tue"ay sank at the dock just For . got through Tuesday. alter it had unloaded the Cubans. A pummip used to "1 guess some are always going to slip through get the boat across the Florida Straits without unless we get a barbed wire fence out there," sinking apparently stoDed functioning wheim Coast Guard Lt. John McElwain said. the boat arnved. City Clerk Leaving New Home In Colorado flood's first appointed city clerk, Community College has subirtitted her "We'll miss . her," said City reaiaUon effective June 30, and the city Administrator David Chacey. "She is hong for a replacemoni Starting wa lked ri ght Onnie's shoes and was salary for the Job is $11,000 a year. able to take over with only a short Mke has served uciIy clerk ajnce training period." January, l9, when took over Chacey said he will be advertismg for a JOb from her mother, Onnie Shomate, who new city clerk state and N$1Id ' 20 sears as. the cityIs publications an will in contact elected clerk. new city charter employment agencies. His top choice passed the vorz to Septem ber, la, to f ind someone w ho is an experienced - made th pcalti& appointive, Mrs. zike city clerk or at least an efficient $0—.' to Coloredo with her new secretary with shorthand and typing blk bmn Bo who teaches at.Seminole , skills. Carter To Inspect Northwest Damage WASHINGTON PresidentCarterwillnytothe Pacthc Northwest tomght to in spect damage in Washington state from a massive eruption of Mount St Helens, congressional sources said. The sources d Car uld fly to Porfiand, Ore, and remain overmght OnThur5day,hwtugo to Spokane, Wash., and later inspect damage in eastern Was hington state caused by mud and h m the mountain, congresalonal Sources said ' i' J-' wo - _ S - 58 - _____ _________- S - , I Imam (Khunieum and the nation." person said, -- tile ho,stages tlil%t. JhC iiiiliLin demand is expected ted suffered, to,), si we can stand tm' rain j - insurance agent Arthtur h1cDulTie. ______ T1ay Ad Re ° g tthg .th ° - Jones SM It t1ud dóhad $0 black. * black me l white me $0 14 appealed to G. ob Gn fl ddDede I a more orderly In a commentary on Carter's proposal, the now," he said. II ' S two wee, "They're moving Night Passes In Riot Zone a"disas ra a,"makjt thot udiiw cocoon ot S 0 on provide a rAdIft or airlift for exodus of refugees. .0 to Mariel, forecast an end to the PAUt in about standa at ,030. The V --i Guard reported seas of up to 4 feet andsouUsastwtothotuptol5knotsthUs9 — _______ theater presentations, however, Lawson said, It Is estimated $58,000 will be spent by the mile-wide Florida Swta, forecast called for thunde rstorms thr oughout the day. Cuban news media reported only about 700 ____________ -byTKRyan Major restoration will not taKe place immediately lie said. Immediate work will involve some renovations and repairs to bring the facility up to code. "The idea is to make beer and wine available as a concession item," Lawson Wh en plans begin moving for live But, F'arltan's criticism of the itinerican hostages now spending support for tile radicals their 200th day of captivity in Iran. captives tried. expected it to vote for a trial of the hostages, It was the 200th (lay' since the . U .. hostages was leading Iran to in- Valiant. But a 400t pleasure boat Snoopy II, probable th at such travel will be possible. MElw,imn said the bot of ehiferent sites were towing two or boats, was "too close to the KEY WE, Fla. (UPI) "The technical operation in this regard is more sighted in the Coast Guard's southern sector The number of Cabin buffer zone" to be lined away, Parris di fficW( than reaching the moon because here in' closest Cabin ret reaching Key West dwindled boats remaining at Mariel, the departure point said. to('uba, and all captains were advised b tTh boata headed on today and a thunderonn forecast threatened toward Mariel. the Caribbean the matter is more difficult to bullhorn or radio to turn back from the communist t36fld. Indications on Havana radio were that Cuba manage." turther curtailmient, but the Coast Guard said the Capt. Jose Gormalez, who returned to Key West will soon reject President Carte "We 'rekee pint r's of ter to g r ack of them and if they don't sWill was continuing despite warnings the The Coast Guard said that for the first tinie Tuesday with his lobsta boat from his wond trip Quiet ' s At Rift - See related ode Page s It' 5,; Moslem 1undanita list Three other American diplomats, in various facets Of the cinema industry and wine license is acquired. M* theater "If the beer and wine license is not from concessions to pro jectionist to w reopened ee r approv , pro ec no as management for the past 12 year acquisition, he sai Lawson sai d. —DONNA EES S — RPM D°RSN TEHRAN,Iran o U111) - The leader warned (tic continued detention ot the hostages were seized Nov. 4, 1979. Sh, ow - . S stmE.I wimr-ap-)WOM ' Iranian Urges U.S. Patience - . Cuban Sea I'loft Con t,io n u es Despi e Guard Warnings •5__$ - and $200 for a Polaroid camera. Florida Zoo, but will "vigorously pursue reimburseTotal cost breakdown called for 113Th in ad- ment" of the money. S minIstraUve costa, $16,076 for training, U,715 for serrefund was necessary because sta te auditors in .. I S $1D4 UTTR 0*0 by ft city's planning and, toning commission for action at its June 9 meeting. A U400 MR lit N7 NUND Although Martin warned the commi,ssion that chase the property on Magnolia Avenue, planning and zoning commission meeting operation," he said "The market Is d today the f step In his plan Is to with him. f airly well saturated in Orlando e a beer and wine license from the is something entirely new. for area. city to make the beverages available to Sanford" Payne said Lawson d deal will be co Ha "quest for the license Is to be wson,whosaidhehasbeenworki ng unma tedonthe purchaae ter th r - by AM iiient payroll for so long they don't' know how to sell ests Live I I parliamentary proceedings on the Iranian meha, indicating growing A lot 01 ***h*'*b"lli on wiittark ye the govvrl-, - I- The Ritit Theatre maly.not only reopen Al Payne of the city's building and spotted the Ritz Theatre one day as he and show first run mcl%ics in the near zoning department said today the city was driving ftougk the city. future, but may also present five theater department does not normally make a "I was looking for a -market productions in the future. recommendation on requests of this someplace where beer wid wine could be John Lawson, the Orlando nature. He said he advised Lawson to to theater businessman who has an option to pur. bring supportive documentaHon to the wheremade thisavailable type theater is not goeri; alreadyand in considered . '. patient about the Outcome of the hostage taking was ignored "The company can come back with another proposal themsel ves," Yontz said. . . - -- FRANK AND__________________________________________________________ ERNEST pressed incredulity that it would take three weeks for if they want to," he said. "But their credibility Is suf. 11 . today the United States must he someone to learn how to read want ads and apply for a . job. That's a boondoggle," Williams A, for one, am not interested in approving the con- Businessman ________ ' Williams . - majority in Iran's parliament said ternational im)lation. consistently voted against the proposal, earlier ex- fering now as far as I'm con" Southern Human Rwces Co. might not make proposed budget for the program. In addition to salaries, the proposal from Southern another proposal and the county might lose federal The commission did not vote-an the matter Tuesday, Human Resou rces Co. caUed forspending® to nt hmding becauaeof It, Kchhoff hadsaidhe saw no need but indicated the firm could come back with a revised office equipment, $700 for delivery and set up of a copy to spalid momy ,,just because it's there." proposal. machine and for consumable office supplies, $600 for In her acUon Thesday, the commission agreed to In the budget they saw Tuesday, Southern Human five telephone lines, $400 for four cassette tape players, repay C6,851 of a 1973 grant used for the Central Resources asked for only $71,000 to ru - ' expense allowance as one w ay of sav ing DAY 2 of the But Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff. whc - *a =t TAURUS (Ail hay - I -that --* Inthasatf..bserhad. han Y Si Sk did permanent Jobs for about 65 percent of the participants, * VIRGO' yw v nabPMwommahwul kWAW VA ha d 'n-- Ci) IS v2d ha 13:11137 BEE ECLIPSE. . I S ii or her Seminole County Manpower Director Leonard Carswell said the program is expected to result in WUUams declined County rao.M Dtetor 11a than rtadti$ Us Want SdL" n the program that would pay CETA qualified workers $3.10 per hour . ' , tending. Martin explained that it cos more to set up new programs than to fund ongoing ones. A don't think we need to pay a man $12 an,hour §e%1n` 6)eT00ntY Ctimmissioners turned down the tatives of the firm. comIon then rese rved the right to look at a F The city's total reserve fund is about O,OOO, nioney. Councilmen are pai(i,S125 monthly. "I'm willing to give it up," tie said. es 96 days 1 vote May 6, but reversed itself and - . Olvera suggested today the council *elinlinate its IflOnthl anticipated deficit. I as much city operations for the current fiscal year. Instead the Don E. Yontz, owner CETA, the federal Compr ehensive Employment and tract unless the company can come back with Co., said the program of Southern Human Resources would a to form attitudes by Training Act, were employed only in public sector jobs. something closer to reality," he added. coalching and counseling and "tberels a bit more to it Southern human Resources Co., in existence Mace ttd the tth - , 8UGSBUNNY . by dipping into reserve Tile latest estullate Is that tile (leficit w Ill range from $13,000 to $290,00o by end of-tile fiscal year on September 30. Earlier estilliatesi%ere that the deficit couldaniount otvration~ supported a move initiated by McDonald to cut th'e sPeriding in the police department by the aniount of the ' proposal a "ripoff." The proposal called for paying the administrator of the program $15 per how or a total of ,766 for $105,01 of get private industry involved in hiring economically disadvantaged workers. Previously, workers under Commissioner Post " am Wd as to kh littlie b"d IN tk 111110" tbAt bA W"M gqK to C" R 11111111W. , So*k wo *a dab Is WA opwft W441V Q we likkaill wd realsoad Wt bt Iked so wall 1% coold oulk ale A" of 41-moaft lad "d an 1111111111111111 I A #A104110111 to ~_ LEO(J* "Ut, 3b T*k* ' SWA WMA X" wpKt thm I with a grain of sA aq to do tw M "i *4 MA Uk* the avow_ Ill it be 1110101111111 0A Mah his ptoposlUuo.s otterad you *Ui *41 cract. w)'t ha IDOMM 411111111011111117 today. A1tqh 11111111 st head ftu a NT pqn rejected a plan presented by Councilman Vic Olvera to levy a utility tax to make up the anticipated deficit in orce I . ' $112,500 infederalfunthallocatedtoSenhinole County to teach people to go out and knock on doors afld lk for a to attend. soma (41=be bdd 4 W" ?k1a to Be wairy of a wad"liq to to anwim wW evat ft dw of unrealblic. IVU "mM b* M*Aft to 310aw evided bv a dkile" at- th" Yft *kx It W"A be utud& IDUOM in ,*law Vottill it thinking. cc In fauft w441J& p%KU k FlIllik 30brc~h all 011 31tuatwila Be W With 1111111 0 N * *10 weor yo Station,NY,tO3lLD.sireto ii Catert * ",.__",~ d a mlaI ____ City female.' ban N thte player. it S P" for y VOp ot MzGr La$Wr each ha M M fl - orfemale-' r I I tMay by by ' wander if . voted 3-2 to approve the proposal in concept May 13. The W ___ . is S mission Tuesday refused to approve the budget for a percent of his time during the three-month program. It private (firm to set up job hunting classes for CETA also called for paying an instructor $12 per hour or eligibles, despite having approved the program in $9,216 for 40 hours per week for 96 work days and a Job last week. -4 counselor $8 per hour or $6,144 for 40 hours per week for Ithn, ppoeil on a a PRISCILLAS POP.. 1\ , I , 1*1 ntaved the eao and Ea ____ bath ____ the VA bum West c"timell e Wd oa- ckb ft water t will have othe - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Calling it a "ripoff," the Seminole County Corn. ~ to ___________________ meeting, City Manager P1 Kulbes is to tell the cit y - Altamonte Springs, originally applied for VQt pex AhVUth yLrt ou n . Southern human Resources Co. of WIN A . * or Ot am fln 111 ot COMM Zcents with a)orst.mped, ps setdsedenvekpe for IL ha rt a A y est to Or. I( E 1. I &3=* tva)vft obt CW 1t poths hatter However, u n%n J / be& to dissipate and op- r OWES I IAL / 'I 14$jottl ha p.m. meeting of the city council Thursday. At that HedSffWrr not er Reversal, uses calwW& Ruders Radio Qm, New ___________________________________________ t siwr SChMr M 7M GELO& / Jr— //' 8 body L -.- - and I den mean I i - W%A- Ift row & VeCli" In Ufftt~ in car* of this dr*U*3 that Involve the. newspialpa, %P.a Box 1531, " - I - ____ . 0 i i _____ - lu IV 0 t" eurnind to at it Yft hav* a 4jHi - HEALTH tot me. He cen tat) rither rainhar $3. Understandii qtaickly it you have tic Y**r Ensrij System, ax- — — — \ ________ . / —— I J! .r. - ice The council when it adopted the budget last October McDonald zeroed rn on the department by' removed th e allocation for the salary, but restored it noting that it is spending more city city money -36 percent later. A second copy the petition Is displayed at the Lake of the budget - than any other depar tment. Ma 66 on Lake Ma Boulevard. McDonald said he got a message from the ople to Volunteer Fire (hid Jim Orioles in a show of units "We don't like the idea of working out here after dark manage the city within its income. He said the people(to with a reduced pollceforce,"uid Mrs. Gagnon. "The between police and fire department last week, urge(,i not want additional taxes, as evidenced by the voter thecounciltocuflhiflue tile poli ce give us good coverage," lx)licetlepartmefltasjtts 1k' turndown 2 to, 1 last September of the council's request suggested the council members take the cut in pay and She said many of those signing the petition have In. for an increase in property taxes. volunteer their services to the city free of charge the dicated they wtumake their psIsjn person ata 7:30 The council had planned to overcome the deficit in volunteer firefighters do. ) w t.g tell' him thing )U . By DONNA ESTES Gagnon , bI2 — I4 / have some Cut t- One copy of the ktition with the demand had been signed by more than 200 Lake Mary citizens and mrchan by this morning. The petition was placed in the "Shop and Go" store on Country Club Road by Assistant Manager Roberta Driscoll with the per. mission and full support of the store manager, Nancy - — — — 1 COMES , %% a . I - HERE In aw — — — — pusj ma 'c (SUTTON ,VEROthCA'- ' " PUSH THIS BUTTON TO INCREASE Till t t I . wearing might ha ad 53 by Bob Montana - r ____ I — — 50 — — — 41 - ' It yo airtight sleeping that actiption of a sudden mobtlrt and body ndors I t it mas a ft may ha that pdde ec In 43 43 — t gemtnat neraa. a CWW tic 42 45 — - — — — 4T - ARCHIE A _ - 0 council where cuts can be made in the police depart. "Keep the police department as it is," is the demand r ment budget. directed to the Lake Mary City Council in a petition ne majority of the city council -Councihlien Gene circula ting within the city of Lake Mary. - — - 1't_~'~ I- . — m on D —. ft*n am talu pnitablty befwt anyone can decide Wild a* rMn am doctor to what kind of treatment is. ———— I ) !!~i~. t---.;- - -- S '1 - .. - "' ,k"'. hS9? : ~,I . , ——— I I —— theill %ftrrdn 11.11-tal that dM net seert to do lkmlh* Do ha Ct1ft - • -. ftv* O& d**stimtimles related to itteries pinching 1340.4 I . by Art Saluom __ WAV151 IF ~bU ae(X i ttU FiM I Skin I — I doit tieL a tNn and then .be accomplished. Or some • Lake Mary Peti ioners, . ---"- _~ 11 27 Sitt 1 Ill . ii( S - - 5.20 qftk 3 40 college ___ ___ - damaged the nerves that -I __ ancy Gagnon (left) explains the petition to Alice Babbitt, a clerk at the post office in Lake Mary . - - •' - - �•:--.-.- 1flo, - - ....- - -"Eelng - Herald-Sanford, Fl. Wednesda',May,21,1980-3& IflhI9 PII1IO, Senfacd,. F. Wldnsday, May 21, uebec' Voters Reject-- Independénce: -50,000: Prêpare To.. . Flee- If V.olcno Dam Gves. W*ay MONTREAL(UPI)—ThepeopieofQuebec "svereiy" while maintaining only an and a Canadian," said Canadian Prime TheQtbecL1beral1eadersaid thereJection voted in record numbers to keep their French. economic "association" with the rest of Minister Pierre Trudeau, who, although a of Levesque's required him to call a speaking province in Canada by giving a Canada. nutive, 57-yer-old th dimi Qubecer, entered politics 15 years ago to quick election. But e resounding "no" voteto independence in a A record 83 percent of eligible voters trooped counter the rising threat of Quebec Levesque said the "rendezvous wi th destiny" VANCOUVER, Wash. (UpI)_1 e50,(yJ residents of utxee valley cities below Mount St. Helens are on alert for evacuation today should a 20-story natural dam of mud collapse, unleashing a wall of floodwaters from the simmer. ing volcano. proposals IN BRIEF landmark referendum that could have led to to the polls in the first time they have ever nationalism. the breakup of country. asked directly whether they wanted to Tuesday's rejection of a mandate to pursue remain in Canada and their answer was - -• was only delayed. "All of us have the opportunity to show whole world that we are not the last colonials been 7- Bathed in waves of thunderous chants of "Le - "It hurts," a shaken Levesque said after and 40.6 percent, in favor, representing a "no" Quebecers voted overwhelmingly to keep vote of 2,155,622 Quebecers and a "yes" vote of Quebec in the 113-year-old i,i,no. than take the road to it was a sound, across4he.board defeat for secession • Levesque that ay Imperil his leadership of In the 107-word referendum question, the ParU Quebecois and force a provincial Levesque 4.36 million eligible voters for election this year. SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - President Kyuhah appointed a new 2( -member Cabinet with links to the milita t oday as some 200,000 enti-governme nt Chol federation rather • Leves asked The new Cabinet replaces one that resigned Tuesday a mandate to negotiate for Quebec in the face of the insurgency in South Korea. The announcement came as about 200,000 protesters, many of - them armed, overran parts of Kwangju, 170 miles south of Seoul, and chased away paratroopers the city to put down four days of rioting there. Choi named Park Choonghoon, 61, a force major who served as deputy premier and planning minister from 1967.69 in the government of assassinated President Park Chungbee, as acting prime minister. ke pt Foreign Minister Park Tong.jin, home e, RoposEDyRANCy Longwoo THE STATE BANK OF sent to - Young-book, both former generals. Five other members of the Cabinet that resigned en masse Tuesday also wer e retained. a - - 0 I'errr I ItS Dan Miller, a USGS geologist, circled the volcanoni a fractures, displacements helicopter Tuesday and reported no eastern Washington, hardest hit Yu - gigantic cleanup operation and in. erupting Mount St. Helens. calculable damage to farmland, rivers and personal property. determined. She asked President Carter volcanic mudilow near Fawn Lake, about 4 miles northwest of The ash storm was so severe it stalled to declare the entire state a disaster Spirit Lake, indicating someone may have survived the cars and closed schools and businesses in area. - :. • mountain in However, he said, "I do not believe that the flow of water time a credible event." down the entire blockage is at Officials conf irmed at leasteight people were dead and 82 ho used in emergency shelters at various locations across the state. . Gov. Di' Lee Ray asked President Carter to declare the still missing from Sunday's violent eruption. More dead were state a majgr disaster area. She noted she had issued a similar this eruption in the blast area. "Where they are now, I have idea." he Said. The governor toured th e area around the a Washington National Guard he licopter and said the devastation she aw was awesome. • from the moon," she said. 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Excellent Planting Time - *All Grafted *State Inspected - - I $ £ HOSPITAL NOTES noSeminole Co" schow Board will meet at 7:30 pnL I I SYLVANIA SHOTS FIRED INTO CAR Three 18-year-old Sanford area residents say a man jumped In front of their car Monday night and tired two shots at it, be fore they could drive off, deputies say. 11 Alice Posley, of 21st Street, Mic helle Montgomery, 2540 Byrd Ave., Midway, and Douglas Sutton, 113 Academy Ave., say 0.0 they were heading north on Sipes Avenue, Midway, at 10:30 ' p.m., near the Cool Breeze Bar, w hen the man jumped in front of the car and fired two shots from ahandgun. No one was injured in the attack, deputies report. ci.' Su,.iD.51 ' EwZ KARE, ATEX FLAT0 10097 delegates to Bush's 105,386 or superbowl of the Democratic primaries." 35 percent and 11 delegates, STORE. MANAGERS SALE down a second time before leaving. Deputies say the thief may have been an auto repoSsessor sent by a bank holding a lien on th e vehicle. o one coat. P n) - PRICSOOUTKWU - 5" TV - .M-FM RADIO 12" AC-DC 12" ELECTRIC Rag. $17995 NOW $113688 Rig. $13 5 NOW$10388 Rag. $ii,s w • KU 'W in - j6 give ' - NRTIONRL_ , percent '.-' ---- party. " - The Seminole County Port Au thority may know by its meeting this afternoon If the port is still competitive in efforts to attract a fij'm nearching for a location for a P.M. BOATING FORECAST: 81. Augnstloe to Jupiter Islet, Out 200,600.-square-foot wareh. 50 Mil e.: Southwest winds 10 to 15 knots south portion and ouse, said Port Administrator variable winds lo knots north portion through Thursday. Seas l Dennis Dolgner. authority's effort to 4 feet. Winds and seas higher near widely scattered tito attract the firm may have dershowers mainly south portion. given a setback last been AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy' S. partChance of mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers, week when the U. De H sing and Urban ment of ou Highs near 90. Lows mostly in the low 70 Winds variable Development informed around 10 mph. Rain probability 40 percent today, the Doigner it would not tonight and 40 percent Thursday. grant porta$lmllllon WbuUd EXTENDED FORECAST: Partly cloudy with a chance of warehouse. th undershowers most aectloia Friday through Sunday. No said the most BUD DOlgner Important temperat ure changes. Lows mid 6 to near 70 north coulddowouldbetoglve the to low to mid 70s south ezcept upper 7aoutheut coastal port a 8500,000 Interest-free sections and In the Keys. Highs mid 1 to around 90• loan. The cost of building the warehouse will affect the amount of rent the port charge the client, "I met with the client a week ago lt Saturday," SIMINOLI MIMORIAL Dul&nersald,"andthe bottom kiil. K. Williams, Now HOSPITAL Smyrna 5.adi Line was that the only way MAY Oorg Insminqor. OrIne City ADMISSIONS going to dq business is U are Herman . we're successful in getting a $onford: • Mitheel McCoIIough, Pierson DI$CHAIOII Ham. U. Byrd grant. H.fon D. Cullin Sanford: "He (the c li ent) Is shopping Samuef Hunter William W. loahier around for the best - deal he MIdtail Robins James H. White yDtirv can get, and - I don't blame , - renor Jw eeiii W. svsyi. hIUL" Henry R. Carl Bartele, Do"ou saici he Informed AA" Loretto J. We" Ittlerwhe hY Birtugli. Deitona Gary L. Clippard. L*. tiy lient of HUD's decision the c L Oliver. Lake Maw Mar lene L. Slevenson. Oitwt Sent him an tst Friday TIwdori amenna pr saa. '11w client Is close to making Dolgner explained, - vu LN - The thief, who deputies believe might even have been an authorized repossession agent, allegedly also crashed into a mobile home, causing $1 00 damage and attempted to run down the injured van owner as he sped off, Charles Blakely, 34, of the Windy Hill Mobile Home Park, outside of Sanford, suffered brujies and cuts to his right arm -k-; - • JEWELRY STOLEN A Springwood Village resident return'ed from a business tr ip Bryan Mercer, 3, a visitor to Sanford from Tuesday to discover her apartment windows open and 85(X) in Houston, shovels a big chunk of earth during the jewelry gone, deputies say. Betty Slayton, a resident of the Springwood Village Apartgroundbreaking ceremonies this mérning for a t City. ments, told depu ties she left her apartment Sunday, re turning new branch of the State Bank of Fores to disco ve r the theft. Bryan Is the grandson of John Mercer, president MAN INJURED BY VAN THIEF of the branch, expected to open in June at 161 W. A Sanford area man, attempting to stop the theft of his van , Airport Blvd., Sanford. had his arm run over Monday evening, deputies say. WEATHER ire ------- ', A BANK BEGINS... ' "There is the smell of roses Detroit, but also dominated include Carter and Kennedy the air. Today's results the smaller cities outstate. and, for the record, was won in by "uncommitted." certain than Reagan's only strength was in e us ' Tuesday and made off with $930 in jewelry and change, , -' "' -. 'O ug""U.-Sym t DuMilva called police, who notified firemen. Dollar Plunges On Markets - Oven Blamed For Sanford w - - -: "That will be the day I think rural areas. ever that we will achieve the Oregon and advanced to on June 3. me un zepuoiican nomination of the 116 delegates of sewing Democratic delegate tabulation: Bus h said the Michigan win the up Tues Prey Total gave him "more energy and nomi na tion at the August Reagan 47 939 986 encouragement to keep convention in New York. Reai,nn's strnn, flrevnn n..i. .i .,,m aIv ',n hattlIni andthat's that's what I PUMI intend to do." His campaign win and his loser's share of Needed to nominate: 998 manager, James Baker, sa id t he big Michi gan de lega ti on in The Democratic ta bulation: Michigan showed- the voters ar ies bro ug ht Tuesday's prim "V Prev IUUJI "don't think the game should him within 12 of t he 998 Carter 26 1,524 1,550 be over." delegate votes needed to win 13 810 3 press House White the GOP nomination in Kennedy Judy Powell said, secretary Detroit in July. Needed to nominate: l,6 The former California The vote in -Tuesday's "In the Vest, the president is running better in the gover no r almost surely will nr[marjps• . primaries a nd caucuses this get enough of the 65 GOP Michigan: With 99 percent year than he did 1976. This delegates at stake Tuesday in Nevada of the vote in, Bush had can be a big help in giving us a Idaho, Kentucky and to get a mathematical lock on 338,752 or 57 percent and 53 running star t into the summer if delegates to Reagan's and the fall campaign." the nomination, or 32 percent and ) delegates. Kennedy simply dismissed declarations by uncommitted Oregon: With 99 percent of Oregon, saying, "We didn't delegates don't do It for him Lb. vets In, - I%asgan had - epvt to win there," and Car te r added to his wide 165,404 or 54 percent and 18 pointed to June 3 as "the real _.._ Itfl 1% ---ii In ilkpnt'pri-ior kit,4-,nnh.,,.n.n,, W"516. COO LONDON (UPI) - Paced by a seven-month low in Tokyo, the U.S. ck)Uar plunged cm all world money markets today, øeted by tgglisrou prices, tower Interest rates and a tailing economy. Zurich and In London at $510 an Gold O pe ned ounce, up $2.50 and $2 respectively from Tuesday's close.. "On top of lower American InteArat rates and rising cr ude oil prices, a lot of people think the U.S. economy Is clearly headed downhill Into recession a nd this is also knocking the dollar," a spokesman for Bankers Trust said. In Frankfurt, market sour ces said some dealers felt the dollar's losses In Tokyo - where it closed at 224.80 yen, down from Tuesday's close of 228.70 yen - al weighed against the currency in early trading In Europe. The dollar oppened lower in Frankfurt, &tIII the day at 1,7920 German marks, compared to Tuesday's close of 1.1)60 marks. - ' By DAVID hl. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A defective oven has been blamed for a fire which caused a bout $2,000 damage to a Sanford woman's home Tuesday afternoon. -Firemen say the home of Lexi SmMç 50, of 1214 W. Third St., suffered about $2,00a in damage, its kitchen destroyed, by afire first reported at 1:14 p.m. Tuesday. Smith returned hnmelroma visit wi th peighbors, police sa y, '• , the past. - doned President Carter racked up top. That nomination almost his six th strai gh t primary win sur ely will be decided in the over Sen. Edward Kennedy in eight Democratic - . --' ' occasion in - Rond Reagan had the 1980 contest between the leaders in Kennedy's 109,941 or 32 and we're very hopeful the Democratic contest Tuesday. M i c h i g a n about," Kennedy said. Republican presidential the sta te's beauty contest. percent and 13 delegates. There are 151 Democratic Bush, who just about aban- Democrats divided their nomination at his fingertips Some delegate counts de legates at stake Tuesday, showed Reagan over the any Oregon campaign delegates, 71 for Kennedy, 70 today with a strong but with any kind of showing, magic 998, and he said "I am to concentrate on Michigan, for Carter, at caucuses win in Oregon - despite a In Kennedy probably can keep very pleased, whichever not only carried the several weeks ago. thrashing by George Bush -The vote Tuesday did not Carter from going over the figures are right," adding: Republican suburbs of Michigan. within ACTOR . interpretation of subsequently amended does not require 7:30 p.m. on June 9, on an ordinance cost as it has done on delegates were allocated Carter had 199,133 or 58 primary Rooks gave the opirdon on Akil 28 -Mat lots exceeds the 10,000-square-foot percent. City Commissioner J. R. Grant agreed wi th some of th e property owners conforming lots of record at that time as feet. A public hearing is scheduled for that the city should pay one-third of. the -- hospitals ' the 1 958 ordina nce dealing with non- requirement. The lots are 80 fee t by 300 ,. ,-, and Oxford Street had obtained an at- Dowling and Lunsford, Inc., general accepted and the contract signed with torney, Charles Collins, in to the contractors, that he had been illegally Orange Paving Co., for the paving city's of permi ts to build on lots denied a permit by the city buildi ng project, according to City Administrator that do not meet the 100-loot-frontage department. David requirement in their area. Lunsford wanted to build on nine Mrs. Witte sa id Collins disagrees with residentia lly zoned lots which do not The property owners on each side of the the ordinance which- meet the 100-foot-front building line the street were assessed 45 percent of the City Attorney Marvin Rooks has gj. requirements even though the area ofthe paving costs with the city picking up 10 Chacey." GR.862aw6f an explpding gas pipe, a bomb, or structural weakness could have caused the front end of the building to give way, A police spokesman said, "several people" were taken to local with severe Injuries, but could not say how many were in jured in the partial collapse of 'the 23-year-old building. Poli ce said gas work ers were working on a faulty pipe near the Hall built as the U.S. contribution to the Inter na tional Building Exhibition in 1957, One policeman said a gas pipe might have exploded , caving in the front of the building, which is near the Adolf Hitler's old Reichstag Building, now a museum, Firefighters and police worked to free the Injured trap ped inside the collapsed entrance of the building. A footbridge leadi ng to the entrance also was destroyed, po lice said. - By ARNOLD.SAWISLAK response , - 9 issuance ME10ER m ACE Rea an Needs 12 Delegates Bistline residents of Bistline Avenue, Lyris Drive, complaint by Thomas Lunsford of Equalization to object to the paving E STEWART GREEN PRES. BERLIN (UP!)— The front end of the Americanbuilt Congress Hall collapsed today, causing Injuries and trapping other people In the rubble, police said. The cause of the collapse was not clear. Police said • these lots to be e came Barbara (.Øt1(ffgJUNE 80 Berlin Building Collapses .1 le had to special breathing masks. paving minister Kim Chong-hwan and Defense Mini -- Sc)rn "single and ownership. construction of these previously Rooks said under the ordinance as recorded non-conforming lots. presently written the would have to In other business, of Wayman issuance of building permits on non- issue building permits if requested. Street scheduled to begin next Monday confor ming lots in t he city until coilfusion Rooks' interpretation, which differed has been delay ed 30 days af ter some from one given previously by over a city ordinance is clarified, former city Wayman Street property owners Witte, 769 attorney Ned Julian Ave., Jr., was made at the out to this week's meeting of the Board of Longwood, told the commission this week request of the commission, following a economic - E)elciys Staff Writer The Longwood City Commission has agreed to set a 60-day moratorium on the Choi - CI Herald general - don In eastern Washington, thousands of resi(lenLs wearing "You're talking about a very volume of water, an expected to be found when searchers were able to check at - declaration shortly after the mountain erupted from 123 years protective masks took to the streets Tuesday as the sun shone addi tio na l volume approac hi ng 300 milli on cubic meters," he of dormancy on March 27. least a dozen wrecked, disabled and damaged vehicles close to through the intermittent clouds of ash for the first time since said, adding, "We could have inudflows into the valley as large , - the volcano. The volcano continued to pump plumes of smoke and ash Sunday. Accumulation within 17 of the state's counties or lar ger than Sunday," - • - More than 6.000 evacuees and stranded motorists were being high into the sky, feeding the 3,000-mile-long cloud of ash ranged from one-half to 8 inches. - - By JANE CASSELBERRY retired air - several Western intermittent large' major - contacted could be severely damaged. ash that stretched across. the country or any drainatic change in the gig tain. lie said the mounby the fallout of the slightly acidic and Washington Gov. Dixy Lee Ray said (lissipated to a haze over the Eastern inineral-laden ash that blew into the air damage from the volcano and soot was so tainside was covered with a1ighl sting of ash. Seaboard today, leaving in its path a Miller also reported seeing footprints and tire tracks on a froln 60 miles beneath the surface of extensive the amount couldn't be readily collapse of the dam is imminent. growing - . put on alert should the barrier burst and send the water rushi ng through the heavily populated river valleys. The National Weat her Service issued numerous flash-flood bullet ins for the Toutle and Kalama River basins. "The spilling is imminent," Dwight Crandell, a geologist for the U.S. Geological Survey, said. "But we can't say the rightly, For the first time in two the sun trickled through An enormous cloud of grayish volcanic clouds in But the rdsidents of Castle Rock, Kelso and Longview were who had headed the pro-Canada forces op. If I understand you you are trying' posing Levesque's plans, basked in the victo say 'un ti l next time," Levesaue said. tory. •. "We said. tonight we hold Canadian roots qu fighting to choke back tears dearly and intend to develop them," Ryan following an eight itinute standing ovation, sa id. "The verdict clea rly sh owed our in- made no attempt to conceal the pain and • tention to continue searching for a luture on bitterness of his loss of a goal sought for the Canadian demonstrators angered over martial law seized control created by the killer volcano. moing across the The cloud brought brilliant sunsets to some areas and boosted the car-wash industry in others, but the Federal by the ash Aviation Admiiistration warned aircraft Ash Cloud Dissipates Over. East. By United Press International additional problem. There were signs water levels in Spirit Lake were stabilizing at 50 feet below the brim of the dam of mud, timber and ash - continent. Offi touched off by the eruption of the volcano Sunday, might be an independence as a new North American state conclusive. on Earth, but among the first people to free Quebec Libre" and "Rene, Rene" that rolled was a bitter blow to Quebec Premier Rene With 98 percent of the ballots counted, themselves front the old world of nation- through,the local sports arena, he addressed Levesque's dream of a -'rendezvous with unofficial results showed 59.4 percent opposed states," 8,5W supporters after the referendum, telling I history." to 1evesque's plans for separate pationhood Quebec Liberal Party leader Claude Ryan, them not to lose heart. South Korea Cabinet Faces Mass Rioting - - • WORLD of a provincial city. - - - - j UMBERJ L 51 OPEN ________ SA I VI youn local indapiindint hardware msrchanl with national chain-buyiiIg power Si. us for all your painting n.sds (1 �' I ' - - - - - - -- -- - - 'I - •4_ -- ' • • - - I , , -- 4 r.-. - . -. ,•• -* . ____________________________________ -Evening INBRIEF Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents: Month, $3.90; 6 Mqnths, ' $22.00; Year, $43.00: By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The movement to 'give teachers a pay raise averaging $2,000 has suffered - -' - llion fl 'The Middle ,-' ' ' •'. p . - -. Eve in Herald Sanford, Ft.' Wedn.dIy, May 21, iis Don't ever say this administration can't get i0 f evidence that there was no policy on the Cuban exodus, official Washington has now decreed one: Not only is the private and illegal boat operation to be replaced by a governmentorganized airlift or sealift, but the first phase of the evacuation procedure Is to be an orderly screening of refugees. In Cuba. With the cooperation of the Castro govern- - . ,' - After which the United States is fully prepared to welcome the approved Cubans emigrees, as previously promised, with "0Pfl heart and open arms." The plan is beautiful in its simplicity but does raise a question: What makes Jimmy vious Carter, who chose to position himself firmly Ten years ago, according to F.J. West, Jr. at the end of a limb by personally announcing director of strategic research at the NaVal *ar the new policy, believe that Fidel Castro, who College, American military planning was directed has frustrated cooperation in any shape or at fighting and winning two and one-half wars, form since the Inception of the crisis at even though defense strategists believed that Havana's Peruviaij Embassy, will go along available defense funds were barely adequate for - with such a reasonable arrangement this time? one and one-half wars; that Is, '' rr - ' , ''•'4, ' — I • FORX -- - . ' • Pratt's is one Of 14 politically sensitive cues being looked Into by the Judiciary jg hatch, R. pJ by $p jtaj. me Justice Department has refused to let the chief Of Its. Public Integeity Section of the dipertmcnt'* Criminal, Division, Thaw H. lkndmrson Jr. jest!y, but instead has not wj u Smile If the department's reply to th'cfVges against Pratt Is typlcal,Ittiemostrst need for a thorough Investigation Of the way cues of ociai comiption I y Of jge Pftft p 11013=110d 04 Aprd -I& 10 Guy Cohn turned up strmig.evidence that - ' - 'JU governmentdugPratt'sdo RU ' • ' . ' - " -- • -' •.- - ' - - -- ' • ' -a 7 '• IN -* II ' ,,a' .7 - - - .' Price Of 'Essentials Up 23.7% Since January - . , - - WASHINGTON (UPI) The price of energy, housing, food and medical care the essential expenses in Americaft life shot up a record 23.7 percent between January and March, according to a Washington economic research firm. It wa the first time the "Basic Necessities Inflation Index" had risen above the 20 percent mark since the indica t or was introd uced three years ago, the Natio na l Center for E co nomic Alternatives sai d Tuesday. The tou r items used in the index roughly comprise two-thirds of the average American family's household budget. a' .- " ' •," ve a" -' ... • 't , "a . . - - - , WASHINGTON (UP!) The Agricul ture Department says there will be.,an abundance in June of pork, chicken, turkey, eggs, milk, dairy products and limes — and most of those items will be cheaper than they wer e a year ago. . - • delete from court records some remarks bench Were not given fair and Impartlal made by the judge. Moreover, we obtained treatment by the Judge. evidence that Pratt's secretary ordered the Yet despite the tampering with couit court reporter to destroy his stenographic records and thethe attempt to in tape of the judge's remarks. A conspiracy to Investigation Justice fluence an FBI Department told destroy court records is a felony punishable Senate aides' "A Public Int*v Section by up to f1yeyeatsInprLaonanda$1o,00fj, InVestigation revealed that The evidence Induding a secretly, taped engaged In absolutely no criminal aIypu' conversation between Pratt and his courl He "never covered up any impropriety by reporter — shows that the judge lied to FBI altering court tranacrlpts," the department's agents who interviewed him about the' statement said. Yet it acknowledges that allegations, Incredibly, a Justice Department court reporter, refused repeated orders from official wanted to warn Pratt about the In. the Judge's secretary to cniminating tape before he vv interviewed, and to cover up the deed." but the FBI agents correctly refused. Justice Department states flatly that Most serious of all, the evidence quoted Pratt "never pressured the FBI in any way Judge. Pratt as reminding the FBI agents that, the Investigation " ce he was "very pro-government and especially evi pite sub to Die contra l des the departinod's ltoFB own files, If this was an empty boat designed to Pratt was Let off U hook, and an even ftnethe FBI Investigation of Pratt and his stronger case against his secretary was greed resign secretary, LI would be bad enough, cu topped when she a to aUtoUngaposslb1ec RI REBORN: tie woisi uPbcsniz • • . nijutk,n and defendanU appearing against ther- Bomber seem about to rise from the sibM WS I - TI14?VLI 1I - . - • am rewl a, 46ft ifOChilfO __ grossly Whderstated the range of the PB-ill" by almost O0 nauticajmJli, mey flythgaIw.. • I , fusk"141 altitude. on IPort I ' .' tt1tM.tØ(!L BAHIA • RIO. $1.2 A:qcntn.' Bahiaqri, ss ' GRASS SEED PCOLA .99 1, ', • BAHIA - I i - rn rn . IL. • ' F . - ... ' . '."'- • ,,, ,, ' . - • - ,i ' , ' ' ARGENTINE BAHIA . 9 RIO 62M ". 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I I NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30 PM -' " - • IUrfl:'• 'F --" Some Food Prices Dipping three years after Presl Carter shot It down In - flames. The House Armed Services Committee recently voted 0O million for research and procurement on a vSrlaUoI of the born-again bomber, Rockwell Interna tional, which still hopes to build the big bird, was asked by the cammittee to prepare a troctuire comparing the Various versions of the B-i with the FB1I1, the plane favored by the Air Force to carry CCULSC T1ISIIICL An Internal Air Force analysis prepared Jar Rep. Robert Can, D.Mich, Indicates teat Rockwefl oversold the 81'i s1 . a, ' .• L I AIL I - yeajs on ,j , • " "i. ' 1+1 I. .ar1.ipi.'i. r U.#VV IIa Kit% - - ' - • • Pratt and his secretary had conspired to • •d -• - - - - • • Ohio nuclear plant, have found a cracked fuel assebly spring in their. shutdown reactor. The discovery of the cracked spring is one of thr problems which occurred In the past few days and which Were WU'.OUflCd by the company late Tuesday. stone . ' • - -' vacatioriing In London and Paris, none of them Is In any position to begin cth)g • •. • worn caught n adultery, ,j ine who was without sin to cast the first stone. Judging by We bithavior of Saudi nobtlity s. - Florida Power • • executes a young girl for sex? Dantee c-qn. sidered illicit sex the very Just of the sins, and he put his illicit lovers, Paolo and Francesclik, in the Outermost and most comfortable precincts of helL. Facing the laraeUte mob about to 0 - - ' What kind of sand-dune fana ticism is'It that WASHINGTON— The Justice Department has come to the rescue of U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt, who once prlvately'but pointedly assured FBI Investigators that he was '"very pro-government" In his courtroom, The Sena te Judiciary Ccinmlttee Is quietly investigating the department's handling of Pratt,and It now 'eriou aflegauonssgalatprau, appears that important ev1denc of Pratt's ' misconduct has been withheld from the committee. ',, ' • Corp. officials, alerted Ly discovery of problems at an , -i tidric Pr nP 's' CRYSTAL RIVER, Fl. (UP!) • Spanish at the battle of Lepanto, which secured European dominance over the Mediterranean. Those even ts deserve enshrined as Western holidays, second only t Christmas and Easter. JACK ANDERSON nconvile I -. - - space requirements. .,..: - I a gree with the ecumenical view that various around the world do have a percepUon of the divine. But Umt is far from saying Uiat all religious culhires are in some way "equal." One of the bat things that ever happened to Europe was the "reconquista," when the Moors were at last thrown out of Spain by Ferdinand and Isabella. Mother maneuvering and outmaneuvering each other with the ordinary Cubans, potentially millions of them, caught in the, middle. Victor H. Palmieri, the administration's coordinator for refugee affairs, has vividly described the situation to a house committee. Castro, he observed, is practicing a "form of guerrilla warfare that uses people as bullets." __ - ' Cracked Spring At A .Plant - It is certainly understandable that regimes that have wallowed In mutual hostility for two decades should be obsessed with a - • Not to mince wQrds, the Saudi Arabian poses. a - : moral code really stinks. It is and always has been a savage and pi tiless code, spawned in the desert and as unf or giving as the sun over the Sahara. - Please Write - • Again and 'again, In this film, the polnt,.ta made that contemporary Western culture might ha ve something to learn from Islam. And I say hogwash, not to use a stronger word. - Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a milling address and, If possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their Dames in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to (' ,jOV. Bob oi, Graham .iraiam and Cabinet officials are getting ready to lift a moratorium on public school and college construction. The officials indicated Tuesday that they will act June 3 to authorize resumption of school/nstructIon bond sales and a guar'antee of sufficient te coverage to allow a num ber of projects to get u er way. Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton said the dropping interest rate makes the sale of 196.450 million in school construction bonds in August feasible, lie was ready to ask the CabineLto authorize the sale Tuesday, but he said a two week delay would do no harm. • the group. It wonders about alleged Western "ma terialism" and leaves ha nging in the air the notion that we might have some thing to learnfromSaudl "spirituality." Says an Arab university professor: "We still search for h*pIraUo and meaning. For you, life Is based on lacta." - - - 'A?t AUALI IN ITO! TALLAHASSEE, "'uwi)io,rsa. (UPI) The film tip-toes around' the obvious judgment that has to be passed on Saudi Arabian culture and society. It wonders about the claims of the Indi vidualas against those 0f situation Is that Castro, having Initially made a colossal mistake with his offer to permit all who wished to leave the island, is now deliberately manipulating the cona4juent diiotr..toju1g advantage. the Soviet Union. American military budgets are He Is using It as a safety va1ve to relieve - simply insufficient to support American strategy, internal pressures by exporting dissidents much less fatuous political claims, and, by provoking confrontation with the As the Soviets continue their overall military United States, to shore up support among the buildup, it' is the rapid improvement of naval Cubans who remain. He is using it to distract forces that tells us that they are preparing for domestic and world attention from Cuba's war. Until recent years, the U.S. Navy was un- grave and worsening economic situation,. he acknowledged in his extraordinarily challenged. But the Soviets are building more and which frank Dec. 27 address to the Cuban People's faster ships, including deep-diving submarines Assembly. He Is using It to embarrass the and missile firing cruisers that will be able to United States, maneuvering Washington into destroy American vessels at long ranges, should itself giving the he to American protestations the American navy continue to decline in of concern for the oppressed. Why he should be agreeable to making the strength. In 1960 the U.S. Navy received 2.5 American response to the siluatlon he has percent of the gross national product. By 2000, If created and Is manipulating any easier for the trend continues, that Will be down to one Washington is a question requiring some -percent, and the Soviets will be outspending our persuasive explanation. Crta1nly to Castro. - Navy by 50 percent. There Is one potential advantage to placing Meanwhile, the American naval strategy d- the emphasis of the proposal not on areas the ministered by Defense Secretary Harold 'Brown, United States can control - transportation seems frozen in time, The Navy Is still asked to arid reception of the refugees but on the one "protect the key lines of communication to It can't Cuba's handl ing of their departure. refusal to cooperate In bringing Europe and Asia support NATO on the flanks, order out of chaos can be turned against him and contribute simultaneously to a lesser con- by the United States for propaganda put- Pollster Construction May Resume Construction executions, complete with a beheading, no less. And this reaction was reinforced by the Death of a Princess film. Are we really so far gone In sell-doubt and cultural relativism that we regard this sort of thing as just another "way of life" or "system of values"? Possibly because the administration has had such extraordinary success in applying similarly reasonable policies to Iran. The conventional wisdom on the Cuban tingency," a mission of interlocking challenges that will require new attack submarines and tactical aircraft that the Navy won't have at current spending levels, by 2000. . To R iot, NEW YORK (UPI) - Pollster Louis Harris percent of blacks cited jobs, not inflation, as says the influx of Cuban refugees - not the their biggest problem. acquittal of white ex-policemen charged in "At the same time only 3 percent of whites the beaUng death of a black —1ged the said that jobs for blacks was a high priority riots In Miami. item for the country," Harris said. Harris said Tuesday the attention given to In light of this, and other polls showing the Cuban refugee exodus increased blacks' similar results, the riots that have 'exfrustration over unemployment. ploded," in Miami could have been anticipaHe said the unrest probably will spread ted. "The unrest is likely to spread if unless something is done to find more jobs for something is not done to ease high unemblacks. ployment among blacks," Harris said. "We had glimpses as long as a year ago of Harris feels "there isn't any question that the deep level of frustration among blacks," the Cuban refugees sparked the riots. The said Harris, head of Louis Harris and publicity given the refugees and the efforts to Associates. find employment for them was the final straw for many blacks," Harris said. Harris said in a poll taken a year ago 44 Further legislation would be required to preserve that site, and six others covered by the legislation. The six other new parks would be: -J ames A. Garfield National Hltorical Site in Mentor, Ohio. —Georgia O'Keefe National Historical Site in Abiquiu, N.M. --Salinas National Monument, N.M. —Women's Rights National Historical Park at Seneca Falls, N.Y. —naco Culture National Historical Park, N.M. —Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Site and Preservation District, Atlanta. - Any moral code that demands f a young girl and ha having had. sexual relations does t deserve to be "understood." It deserves to be extirpated hi the name of civifized human feeling. Since ive 11 AlUidIVU1i. cannot at the metmant barbaric system, we can at least treat it with the contempt and derision It so richly deserves That was my original reaction to the 1977 - ment. Beach. The Saudis have some nerve objecting the showing of "Death of a Princess" on . TV. What we look at on our 'iv screen is none of their business, and they ought to be told that forthrightly. In fact, this BBC-produced "docu-dram" presents much too favorable a view of Saudi Arabian culture. ot;7,flit service to Florida having provided abundant According WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has approved legislation to add to the national park system the Mary McLeod Bethune National Historical Site in Daytona Princess a message - eventually. The continuing unauthorized f Refugees I gnited' House OKs Daytona Site Of A is for his vacation hme in the so-called "gold plumbing caper." lones, a rfationally-known black educator, was suspended when the charges were filed and fired when he was convicted. Adams, a black former Dade County commissioner, is on trial on lottery and gambling charges. Matthews said his investigation "*111 not be a re-try" of the MeDuffie case, which ended Saturday when a all-white Jury in Tampa acquitted the four white Dade County officers of the beating death. S t. Jacksonville, said the hikes would have meant only a tax increase of $19 for the average homeowner. Death Mi a one major con-. flict and one so-called "brushfire" war such as we faced in Vietnam. .And, - just as President Carter till claims this nation's defenses are "second to none," America's top naval commanders, notably Q'1jf of Naval Operations Thomas Hayward, believe that the U.S. Navy wili soon be second to one - - .' Copley News Semko DON GRAFF J!! - a perhaps fatal blow with the refusal of the House Appropriations Committee to increase property taxes to Fund it. The committee by one vote Tuesday approved an amendment removing the item from a $363 million supplemental budget, which was adopted and passed onto the House floor. f It has already been revealed by the Wall Street Journal and confirmed by other reliable sources that the Carter Administrtjon has "increased" military spending for fiscal year 1981 by cutting back the defense budget for the current year, and adding thecuts to the 1981 budget. But that kind of fiscal sleight-of-hand with defense spending has been going on for a long time. The decline in American defense spending in relation to domestic social programs began ; exactly ten years ago. In 1970, the defense budget was $73.6 billion, and transfer pymenth to in dividuals under various welfare programs amounted to $63.2 billion. The following year, defense got $75.8 billion, but welfare outlays cam to $78.9 billion. In 1972 defense spending was $76.6 billion, but welfare vaulted to $90.8 billion. Then the practice of skimping on defense and throwing bucks at weliare programs really took off. The budget for fiscal year 1981 estimates defense outlays of $146.2 billion, but social welfare at $302.6 billion. Juggling with current budget shows, O± L I CIUtIIL '...itiivu, despite some recent tougn talk,, has done nothing to buck the trend. In the early days of his presidency, he resolved to limit annual growth of real defense spending to an average of one percent. The consequences are already t- - .. MIAMI (UPI) - A federal grand jury today , extend beyond the McDuffie case and the Miami's black community began doubting begins its search for civil rights vioTations unsuccessful prosecution of ex-police officers the quality of justice in Dade County after that would support new criminal charges by Miami State Attorney Janet Reno. several Dade County officers with a searçb against ex-policemen involved in the beating Acting Miami U.5 Attorney Altec Wampler warrant for narcotics broke into LeFleur's death of Arthur McDuffie. III says the Justice Department's Civil Rights home and allegedly pistol whipped the black The jurors may just organize today. Sub Division will also review other cases in- school teacher before discovering they had poenas were issued Tuesday for several Dade volving blacks, but he hasn't identified those • gone to the wrong home. The officers were not Public Safety Department officers for apcases. disciplined, but LeFleur filed a civil lawsuit pearances before the grand jury the first Matthews said the governor did not against the county. week in June. "restAct the scope of the inquiry" and hinted Jones, the black superintendent of Dade Both that investlga'tion and a special probe his investigation may include a review of the County's schools, was convicted by an allbeing conducted by Lamar Matthews, cases of Nathaniel LeFleur, Dr. Johnny Jones white jury last month of attempting to use general counsel to Gov. Bob Graham. may' and Nea'l.Adams. school funds to buy luxury bathiooni-fixtures , $2,000 'Teacher Pay Hike Suffers Defeat In House the Decline Of. The Navy - -. - s ' FLORIDA:': New McDuffie Probe S tarts Today "00 N. FRENCH AVE, SAND, PA2m Area Code 305322-28l1or831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ' ' (USPS 4120) Wednesday, May 21, 1980-4A '. a - LIII IIF - 1LI. llhJLhJ4l I dLI4kIp (305) 323-1216 •' - FLORIDA POWER & LIGIT COMPANY Pec" is a powerfid wrrmiL, Respm j ' ' / �I 11 - •1 . 7 - . p. ZF . : . . .1 . . I ,~ — . . . ._ .. . ~ - '- -- .- - I I -,q-. - . - . ... -.. I . . .. .. . . . ... .- 1 . .. __ I . __ _ -_ _. , - - . __. ,, - _s= .. . I - .. , - - . . I. . 1 . . 0 _'--.-,. . . . . .. r. -_ . I I . -- . - , - .. I I --. _ ._ ..1_ 1- 1 .I. - . • - - . - . vi. s __ - it I . .-. - I 6A—EvenIngHsraId,Sanfor,i d'F __ . , W.dn.s4ay,May2l,1fl0 - . i- Fro m Th,e Sidelines . I- - - By JOE DeSANTIS Talks -.,r 1.% , * . - -0, . - . - Blue-Gold Grid Clashes Tonight The curtain goes up tonight on a pair of county football stagesas Jerry Posey's Fighti ig Seminoles and Bill Scott's Lyman Greyhounds get set to mix it up in Intrasquad action as a preview to next week's county-wide Spring Jamboree. Posey turns his troops loose at 7:15 tonight when the Orange meets the White at Seminole High Stadium. The iiiuiu coach will oe aiung a iong ioox at some of U bodies he hopes can fill some big offensive and defensivi shoes that will shortly be walking down the graduation aisle. Returning quarterback Clarence Sippio will direct on( offense for the Tribe while Junior returner Jeff Litton will direct the opposing offense. Bill Scott's Greyhounds clash in the annual Blue-Gold at the Lyman stadium tonight also at 7:15. Scotty will be looking-a strong performance from quarterback Mike Andriano and for potential fullbacks to fill the hole of superb blocker-soon-to-be-graduate A. L Brooks. Both games have a $1.00 admission charge. Lake Brantley coach Dave Tillis will get a look at both junior varsity and varsity prospects in action Saturday in the annual Blue-White intrasquad contest. The Patriots are adding a pkrac atmosphere with a cookout prior to and during the scrimmages that are scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. on the Lake Brantley practice . . I . _ . . E..- Continue As . :- I . . * 1* , ~, . , r -_ ~. . . - -- - Is ,. ._ . --, & , ' . II 11 h I - _ 1 .I ,,. ;% , xA - Approa s •' issue. - - Hebner' s Homers Hand *,.. . John First Setback . :" . - . - . ' '."% - . ~` . 1~ I fly . ,,:. r - ..1!1~ - . )r.. . - . - imi_____ I , •, . .' Tor 19 12 .613 - Pillsbrgh Montreal Chicago ' I Louis lew York - " I . ..,. _ - -: , _ - I . . . " _~ ~. .~_ _. WA -- --- . , ; -, - .- ___ . -,, — _ _ _ ,~ _ I r I -, - -i; t., _ _ .---=. _ ___ I _ _ok; ,_ -- i•.-J , , . rJV- - ., . .- & - - .,-- - -.,. 1 -._ . . -....%. ;. . . L _ - -e- ________ - - •• .- "-" ' '.'- • - I c - - 04 1 . " -9 : S 'l" '' T— - - I - ______ ' ' .J..s_ .. .- 't I .- ______-. . p. "t/- i -T V. -. . ___________ - - . ' • - - -. ... ______ -. a' - - ..,r-_ '-sri,. - - - , s *" .4-k ' -. 4'T ,w.... - ' I 'N •••. •..' ' -J,.I"q: --I - - '"' - r ' ' - - \'•" . .- -' -- . - . :,.qç.w - .. - -'. : - -- - * - ' - . -: -.. - - ';r - : . - 1. ....... I .' - - ., . - LZ - - •- :f '-•i - - .- ' ilij - . . ' -. - " - - . - ' At Herald Photo by Tom Vincent , -'-a 4'. - . Larry Lemon crosses the plate with one of Poppa Joy's 22 lbris Tuesday night. - -- 9; - -- I - OS Ang ouston mci an Diego n Fran - lanta . Ogilvie, Mil and . , - ' National League Garvey, LA 35; Smith, LA. McBride, - M*tionaLegue Carlton, Houston 3. New York 2 Phil 72; Reuss, LA SO; Bibby tos Angeles 4. St. Lou is 3 and Tekulve, Pitt 5-I; Forsch, San Francisco 2, Chicago 0 and Hou Blue, SF 52; Today's Games Vuckogich, St.L 54 (All Times LOT) American League John, A tlanta 00) (Manna at NY 7-I; Redfern, Minn and (Rogers 34), 135 Montreal Chi S i r0t5i - - . v ' , MATADOR THE MAKING - V3S Pm San Diego Bait and (JoneS 4-2 and pitched) (based on National Lgut\ - Matula, Ali 1.69; PaJmer MtI 1.70. on St , ., Sutton, LA 2.06; - York (Falcone 22). 5:05 pm. American League Norris, St. Louis (Forsch 7-3) at Los Oak 0.32; Burns, Chi AngrIe:(Gollz32). 0 35 pm. Keough, Oak 1.75; Gun, NC - Chicago (Krukow 3 3) at San i.9S, Stleb, Tor 2.10. Francisco ( Malicki 00), 10:35 Strikeouts pm. National League - Richard,. -- Romp I - - ,- -- -- - -,---- ___-~ ------- -- -- To Sanford Softball -Wih- - -- -- - Niekrà Ni fty In Six-Hit Shutout - ------- - . -- Lee Stoudemire went a perfect 5-5 while Charlie Gretchen and Doug Manisako added three hits each Tuesday night to pace Orlando Helicopter to a convincing 20.2 win over Larry's Chevron in men's league action around the Sanford Softball Loop. By United Press IflteLflStiOt3ll plimented Monreal Manager Dick Williams. "That's the best Ruthvsn, Saucier (7). Moles McGraw (5) and boone. w— For Phil Niekro the past is over and gone, it's the present he's pitched against us since I've been here." Mkö )20). L-Ruthv.n (4-3). that counts. Reds 7, PhillIca 8, HRs-PhiladeiIla, Luzineki 2 ( 1 0), Schmidt (10), McBride "l don't look back at other games," sai d Niekro after tossing Dave Co llins extended his hitting streak to 15 games wi th a (2). a ni fty six-hit 1-4) shutou t at Oontreal Tuesday, halting the two-run single in the six th. Re li ever Paul Moskau, 2.0, pick ed In other men's action Carl Expos' winning streak at six games. "I Just go out and work up the win and Doug Bair earned his third save. Thompson went 4-4 and Steve today's game." Houston Aitros 3, Meta 2 002000 (00- 3 i o Collins and John Sparks N. Y , 000 002 000- 2 $ 0 Niekro and his knuckle ball had not stopped the Expos since. Terry Puhi's leadolt homer in the seventh and Ken Forach's connected for three hits each Forath and Ashby; Swan, Aug. 19, Mn.The victory was his third against five defea ts this eight-hit pitchi ng paced the Astros. The Me ts blew a potential Reardon (U) and Stearns. as Sunshine TV took Coastal Wseason and evened his lifetime record at 13-13 against Mon. big inning in the fifth when Elliot Maddox was called out on an Forscts (5-2). L-Swan Power 19-15. MRS-Houston, Ashby (2), PuhI treat. appeal play for missing seco nd base. 151. Rick Turner po unded out "That was my first shu tout this year," smiled Niekro. "So I Giants 2, Chicago 0 four hits and Bill G riffi th have to say It's the beat I have pitched." Ed Whitson sca ttered nine hits and Terry Whitfield drove in St-Louis oci teamed up with Rod Turner 1110 As the 41-year-old righthander baffled Expo hitters, Dale two runs with a fourth-inning triple, pacing the Giants to their LQSAng 000 103 00*- ' for a trio of hits apiece in Mur phy Ièdoff the seventh with a single off loser Scott Sanderfourth straight win. vuc i c h Martinet In, leading Rich Plan to an 18.3 son, 3-3, ad vanced to second on Bruce Benedict's sacrifice and Kaat (5) and Simmons; Rouse, victory over Sanford Housing Dodgers 4, Cards Castilla (5), Howe (5), Sutcliffe scored on Chico Ruts' double to left. And that was all Niekro Au thority. (5) and Yeager. W-Reuis (5 Steve Garvey hit a three-run' homer in the sixth inning the needed. 0). L-VUCkOy(ch (54). MRSfirstbasemnan'siodr th homerunin threegames—topowerthe In "That was an outstanding performance by Phil," said women's action Los Angeles, Smith (1), Garvey Dodgers. Atlanta Manager Bobby Cox. "That victory should give our Stromberg Carlson edged team a lift; any win helps. Montreal certainly had our number Seminole Auto Machine 3.1, National League Niekro (3-3). L-Sandenon (3. Chi Last year." 000 oco xo—o o Optimist shaded Western San Dgo at Ptsbgh, ppd., rain S.snFrn 000 200 00*- 2 4 1 Last season, Montreal won nine-of-b games against the SIulln 10-8, Lloyds got by 002 100- 7100 Ciii Krukow, Hernandez (1) Atlanta 000000 100- 1 3 2 221 000010- 4 12 2 Blackwoll; Whltn and Braves. This ye ar, Atlanta holds a 3-2 advantage in the season Montrea l t1a Shadows 134 while Bowl 000 000 000- 060 May. Lelbrandt, Moskau (3). Solo W—Whitso (2-3). L—Krukow America poWlded KIwils 23. series. . )liekro and BenedIct; Sander. (4). But' (5) and Bunch; (3-i). (9) and Carter. 2. 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Only meaning only if it is followed Hohngren and defenseman everything they have at us, knows it better tha Bobby once in Stanley Cup finals has up with two more triumphs. Jim Watson, can return for and forecheck, and we'll have a club come back from that Clarke. "We can't think about the Game 5. Both were sorely to be at our very beet to win, iaian(Iers are just far behind the i9421oru3to Stanley Cup right now," said missed Monday. " We didn't play supertA3r out playing a Lot better than we, Maple Leafs, who rallied from parke, who was with the "Carialnly when you miss thereby any moans (Monday are right now," Clarke said. a 8.0 deficit to beat Detroit. Flyers in their 1973-1974 and two of your be1t players It night)." "They're moving the puck ForNewYork,avictoryst 1974.1975 championship hurts," Quinn said. "When Now that the cup laaoclo.e, better than we tare. They're the Spectrum in game 40 seasons. 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The Cubs answered the challenge in To% lot Cask $ 5 TOTAI.* *144 their half of the seventh with three runs to dome away TOTALS 2911$ • CUSS Al N with the victory. 000551$ show 1 IN Elsewhere around the circuit the CoinBank " si ew"Ink "" S S we O5l III won their filth gain. of the second half to remain tied 4t* U., • 84 ,I1_a $$5 Cay t first with an 114 win over Ike H&R Products wee 423 4( , a It 15 Giants; Decker's NMS III Nags. $5 column with a 7.4 decision o t Na . S.c ew 101 ' " Carpet Yankees while the Redo outalugged the Expos .55 Devils see 141nT.Bal1actIion. 5e*aruii Its Wseas es TOTALS $I Tomu ,s . , r, Pro Hockey "_ $ .. - - I I 1 - - '" ,., - . , -_ — — _ - - •9 -ip, .. nings to pitch Seminole Sporting Goods to the win. Kyle Faulkner had two of the five hi ts for the winners, bo th singles. Blake blasted a double, while Jeff Powers and Sean Roberts added singles for Seminole Sportlnu Goods, Travis Pickens hit a double for Westside Merchants, while Steve Johnsun, Mat Pagliarulo and Steve Hickson hit one single apiece. CLEM BUTCH'S Thursday's Games Hap 62; Calton Phil 61; Ryan, LIONAID Pswin Ii ilarvl. at Pittsbgh. night San Dgo Hou 50; Vuckovich, St.L 44; SHILL Al S H Au H Hickson I I I Thomas IIS Houston at New York, night Rogers. MIl and Blyleven, Pitt Charles 32 2 larks • i $ Warren 2 5 5 Taylor 5i P Wallace Fuller 5 •• ISS 39. TOTALS - It 6 4 Davl S I I Lawrence American League American League - Norris, M. Morme : : 1 TOTALS 13 It $ East Oak 49; Guidry, NY 4; III Nell Stumpf $ 55 ,. ri. '554 I-.-4 - .dfern, -Minn and Keough, Edwards IrthSl S s - smIdeM.rdisats Ill Rd.a New York 20 14 5 Ill h-IS 1)1 kmlseletpae-Iln$O.sds -Oak 41, Burns. Cal and Gale, AMerthi, Ii S Welts Toronto 19 II .576 5 Issturday S Tindall 55 SS ' NC 37. KIN KIlN's ADCOCK Hartman I1 2 S 5~6 Boston 18 IS 300 3 Save. GARAGE Al N H NOOPINGAS N H tie Williams P. Harkness $5 Milwauke 16 17 455 3' National League - Sutter, Murphy P. Williams 3 $ I Howard I I S Pert.. I 31I Detroit 16 IS . 1 3 1 J. Harkness $ S S StICtnOy I I $ Oralsans Chi 10; Fryman, Mtl 7; Allen, Wright 1 33 Baltimor lb 20 .114 5 Nlderdsan I $ I IradlIrl 3 2I IS$ NY 6. Hume. Cin and Howe, TOTALS 11187 Smith Mullis Myth 3 5 5 Waslilsisen 33I Clevelnd 14 20 .412 6 • "Ii LA TOTALS I.Williams I 5 I Lassiter II II I$5 West American League Farmer, Gibson 5 5 $ Cooper I$S W L Pct. GB Chi 12; Stoddard, Bait, BurgClof,i Lssnardlholl 74-I5 Smith I I $ NaSa 33 I lwlth'sCheyrun Chicago 22 5 TeSs. 5 I $ Kltthiflk meier, Dos and Quisenberry, 555 Nan City 20 15 .571 1 I S S Adcck 3 I I NC 7; Loper, Dot and Corbett. WISTSIDU SEMINOLE IS S IStlIN SSS Campbell Oakland 19 Ii 328 211 Minn MIICHANT5 SPONITNO Ievsd,s, let Wt%lttsks4' I S5 AS N H Texas 11 GOODS Al N H Hum its Cover $$$ Leonard 815 Faylk,ior Seattle (5 20 .471 4', Mitchell 3 5 5 Sawyer IS5 Curtis 1.0 0 Desrls, Calif IS 19 14; S' I IS TOTALS ISS II 3 I Williams Small $ Tennis I 5 5 Minn TOTALS IC 51 5 15 72' 403 7 JeliRsiø 2 31 Hemphill IIS NHL Playoffs Plctens 3 Tuesday's Results Lambsrl IIS SmiTh I Ilekl By United Press International Cleveland 1, Baltimore 0, 1st Ken kerns O.r.,s Ill lI--I i Jaml,es I I S Nolliss I S tS Alceck Neolls, In )I-4 Championship Series Baltimore 8, Cleveland 0, 2nd Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders Boston 4. Toronto 3 (Best 4-of-7) Detroit 12, New York S (Alt Times EDT) Chicago 4, Minnesota 7 (N.Y. Islanders lead series, 51) Kansas City 1, Oakland 0 .N1Y. Islanders 1, May 13 Calif 5, Texas 4, 7 inns Jeff Burton and Ross Mark Songer accounted for Philadelphia 3 (of) Milwaukee 14, Seattle S Hackett teamed up on the the lone Cafe Sorrento hit, 3May 15 Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Today's Games mound to toss a one-hit Islanders 3 (Al) Times EDT) May 17 Baltimore (Flanagan 4-2) at N.Y. Islanders -6. shutout Tuesday night as ••• • Cleveland (Barker 42), 1 - 35 Philadelphia 2 McKecknie Machinery rolled p.m. i May 19 N V Islanders S. over Cafe Sorrento by a Boston (Torrez 0 1) at boron , Phi(adelptila 2 to (Jefferson 7-1), 7:35 p.m. May' 72 N.Y. islanders at whopping 22-0 score in New Zonk (Underwood 3-3) at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Seminole Pony League action. Detroit (Schatzeder 2-4), 5 p.m. * May 24 - Philadelphia It N.Y. Hacket and Jamie Donlon California (Kison 71 or Aase Islanders, 2 p.m. 3-3) at Texas (Corner 1-3 or x-May 27 N.Y. IslanderS at collected three hits each while Darwin 2-1), 1:33 p.m. Philadelphia, 5:05 pm, Jerry Smith, Joe Taylor, Oakland (Keougti 131 at Jimmy Kremer and Burton Kansas City (Gura 52), 5:35 accounted for a pair of hits P.M. Minnesota (Zahn 7$) at apiece. Chicago (Trout 1.3), $:35 p.m. Basketball Scott Mason, Tommy Milwaukee (Caldwell 31) at Washington - Signed can ter Derth, Burton Smith and Seattle (Death. 2-3). 10:35 p.m. Was Unsold for one year. Thursday's Games Los Angeles Signed Pat Kremer cracked doubles for New York at Jomonto, night Westhead to a four-year contract McKecknle in an 18 hits atDetroit at Baltimore, night as head coach. tack that produced the fl California at Texas, night Football 0 Oakland at Nan City, night runs. New Orleans- Signed defensive CAl'S back Allan Anderson. linebackers MCKICKNII SOININTO Major League Leaders Harold Renninger issd Herb MACHItS. s K • N N Sy ,UnIt.d Press International Jackson. delsnslv tackle Steve 3$3 Batting Parker, tackle Pat McDougall and Seahlt I $ T 1$ (based on 90 at bats) T.itss' halfback Len Copeland. ( $ Laaey 1 55 Kseaar National League 4 * ta.ber $05 Signed defensive -it Louis k GAB H Pct. back Oupree Branch of Colorado * A ONTAN 15$ ? 33 124 46 .311 State. an eighth-round draft pIck,, Mass. R$lt. StL I I Pam lee 35 133 15 .341 to a series 04 throe oneyear con. Sgebsr, Hndrck. St.L S I La., I$$ 31 12$ Insist Smith. 'LA I Sirmas I 55 :racts. Dunk 3$ I54 I Dagee Tmqltn. St.L $SS New England Announced the Walk 1 35 137 43 Hrrwdz, St.L signing of tree-agent running back MIStS' I S TOTALS $5 I 26 III 36 Collins, Cm TOTALS 17 31 II Angelo Colomiso of Colgate. 102 32 Siminos, St.L Hockey 3)124 Buctner, Chi DALLAS (CML)- Named 31 27 Pu14, Too Danny Belisle head coach. Sleep Better 33 123 39 .311 Crus, Named Washingt on (NHL.) .American teague Bill Mahoney, hockey coach at _________________ I Comf 0 Al' H McMaster University In Hamilton, 31104 Traimeil, 01 Oitario, for the past $6 years, an 36 142 Lnceu, Min assistant coach. .171 - Cubs Upset , - - --- '-'- ., - Roundup p1 / '- . - Helicopter, Sunshine . 0 BingleB., Raymond WUlilma pc*snded a trtnte for Ken Kern's Garage. Jeff Blake scattered four hits and struck out 11 in four in- 34 jMjnqs Houston (Richard 4,2) a I N ow Carlton, - . Earned Run Average Pittsburgh at 3-2) Curtis (Candelaria 2 2 and D. R ob in- Lyman pitching ace Jeff Kerr made his college choice official Monday by signing the scholarship forms to Valencia Community College. Kerr's mother, Patricia Newell and Lyman coach Bob McCullough, upper left, along with Matador coach Floyd Perry witness the Inking. IN C and 'clnn.Il (LeCoss 3-31 at Norris. S2 PhiladelPhIa (CPwIsI.n5on 301. KeOugh, O.h $3. • • - 1-1 • t - - 1B P_ -- -, L_ I . e Victories .~~ .... .~ AM .,,, Tesda's.Result% San Dgo at Ptt%bgh, ppd.. Wills. Tex (I; Carew, Cal and rain Cru:. Sea 10. Pitching ~~r . .4 11119 I . . I In other Tuesday games, Adcock Roofing edged Ken Kern's Garage 94 and Seminole Sporting Goods topped Westside Merchants 10.4 Clem Leonard Shell finished the first halt with a perfect 5-0 record, while defending champ Adcock Roofing finished second with a 4-1 mark.Seminole Sporting Goods finished third , . a .)L. Sammy Edwards, niakiig his first mound appearance of the season for Clem Leonard Shell, pitched a one-hitter, stiking out eight batters 'in the' three-inning tilt. Michael Merthie blasted a home run and a single and Eddie Charles added a pair of singles to pace the winners at the plate. Edwards, Scatty Stump! and David Wright added singles. KetUy Walls had the only hit for Butch's Chevron. Tim Graham and Burnett Washington combined to pitch a one-hit er iOl' :uCOCi Adcock Roofing. Graham was also the team's leading hitter with a home run and single in two at bats. Washington also hit a home run. Brian Howard, Arthtr Bradford an Jay Adcock each hit - I . - I I IF f!f : -: ~ , ,~7 I Clem Le-onard Shell claimed first half honors in the Sanford Pee Wee League Tuesday with a 15-2 win over Butch's : Atlanta I. Montreal 0 Cincinnati 7, hi phin 6 - "I . W L Pct. GB Armas, Oak 24. 23 13 639 Stolen Bases 20 11 .585 2 National League - Moreno, 7 1 1 5 .583 2 Pitt 11; Law, LA IS; Cedeno, 18 17 .514 4'2 Hou and LeFiore. Mti 13. IS 72 .105 North, SF 12. 13 20 .394 - - -• Leonard Shell Cops First Half Title 16 16 .500 31 i Schmidt, Phil 27. IS 11 .469 4 American League - veiez, 14 21 100 6' i T or 29; Oliver, Tex 27; Oglivie, 12 West20 375 26, er, D141 Joh nson, Ch - . - . M --- s" . Smalley, Minn;And Zisk, Tex 7. Runs Batted In East - -W L Pc? GB -- - :-7_____ 0. % -'•'' ' . -- I ~ - 4 ~ I I 7 ~-7 _!~,;- - LA 9~Klngman, Chi 8; Martin, Chi and Smith, LAP ?. * ma jor League Standing% By United Press International - • SCOREBOARD Baseball (1). . 0 .. 1 6 - j , .. - Qe_Roundup - . (6), . £ , N 1 .- , ____ . . I . - - - .. . i-41' 11%,~ __ 4 .. .. - - . - . :4 , ,.- I ,.. '= ,Ev.ningHrld,Sanford,Fl. W.dn.$daY,M4J107A ,O p - - 1 - . 0 . — - I . , _____ • Cup - .Z AILIN I. ,IV ~,J I ". . ,~I- . ,. . • The players struck for 13 days at the start of the 1972 season over the issue of pension money and medical benefits. The strike ended with comproiise agreements in both areas. The players lost an estimated $600,000 Jp salaries and the 24 chibs lost an estimated $5-million in ticket sales, parking, concessions and radio and TV revenue. 1), Stanley ":. . . ., . _' , , ;- Soring runs as the in thing Tuesday in the Sanford atiheplate TerranceCarrand Herbert Dixon blasted doubles. lAtUe'National League. The league's six teams combined for A-first inning single-by Jasper Collins was the only hit for 100 runs in three games. - Sunniland Corporation. Almost half of the runs came in a wild and wooly sevenClem Leonard Shell combined 11 hits with 21 walks to SCOF inning tilt won 23-22 by Poppa Jay's over First Federal, its three dozen runs,• The first place Railroaders dumped Sunniland Corporation The Shell crew started things roll ing with 10 runs in the top of 12-2, while Clem Leonard Shell blasted Cardinal Industries 36 the first, added 13 in the second and eight in the third and then 5. capped the scoring with live in the fourth. The game was Poppa Jay's scored six runs in the top of the first and held shortened to four innings under the 10-run lead role the lead until the bottom of the last inning when First Federal Theron Liggons blasted two home runs and a single and pushed rive runs across the plate to knot the score at 18-18 Willie Brown unloaded for a home run, triple and single Willie Poppa Jay's, s Inch had only nine hits in the first six innings, Grayson hit a double and single and David Daniels added two pounded five safeties in the top of the seventh and scored five singles runs. MlIIian II Nopssi, CLIM CARDINAL 311 Lee L EONARD INDUSTRIES First Federal managed four runs in the bottom of the :: IIrty : : AI1N,I seventh but stranded the potential tying run at third base • $ s CVIItI Carlton SHILL as a H Oalnsy f Pedigo sirthin Bryan Debose and Dexter Franklin each pounded three hits r5rd TOTALS :: :: U" ::: for Poppa Jay's. Debose blasted a home run, triple arRi single TOTALS IS 13 LINens I• 1 4 3 MI'S" Whirleds Sumllsod Corp. III a-- I and Franklin smacked a home run and two singles. RonaldDaniels ::: 111113 3-I3 Blake and Lawrence Ayers hit two singles apiece. I is POPPA issf, Goldstick 141 Payne Gary Cooper paced First Federal at the plate with a triple, Peddlcord 3 I I JAYS Ili Welles PEDINALAB NH double and single, while Michael Wright slapped three singles. 443 D. Doba 541 Cooper ams Kirk Blocker, Vernon R.amassar and Roger Halleontributed Frnkljn Ii) Dixon :ii TOTA LS' S two singles apiece. Craig Dix.n added a double. $21 Hall 62 1 Garden The Railroaders boosted their record to 12-2 and extended Lis,%ard Shill :: Cardinal their lead to three full games with the win. Williams III Burke Banks AND RAILROADERS Donald Grayson hurled a one-hitter for the Railroaders, Lee $ Campliell : : 'iON H Lemon striking out eight batters in the game that was shortened to AS I H Cerr III Debose ' 34" 3 i' Jin four innings under the 10-run lead rule. 421 TOTALS 4423(4 CHIP TOTALS 0.23.14 Graham 1 ,I : Armstrong 331 Albert Armstrong blasted a home. run ~ndv double B`nd 614 311 S-23 poppa Jay's III i ,(rayson smashed a double and single to lead the Railroaders Collins 4$ First Fad. O.MartIIe I s s P.u'?"1 34'.,4T22 1 ' . .~ . I. . .. -- - . -. . .. I ' 1- - . i- . , __~ : - - Tat'IMS Eynitirla Fo r American League Roundup 0 1 - ... M. % I St rike United Press International White Sox 4, Twins 2 Indians 4-0, Orioles )4 Last season, piayng for the Chet Lemon crashed a solo Jim Palmer and Tippy hapless Mets, Richie Hebner homer and scored three runs Martinez teamed to pitch a displayed all the verve of and Wayne Nordhagen dcliv- five-hitter and Doug DeCinces rigor mortis. But this year ered a pair of run-scoring belted his fifth homer of the appears to bçdiIlerent. singles to lead the White Sox season to pace the Orioles in Tuesday night, Hebner to their fourth straight vic. the nightcap.- John Denny rocked previously unbeaten tory, pitched a four-hitter In th Tommy John for a grand slam Royals 1, A's 0 opener, for his first shutout in a sixrun, fifth inning and Willie Aikens singled home since Aug. 9, 1979. reached reliever Ron Davis the game's only run in the Angels 5, Rangers 4 for a tworun shot in the sixth fourth inning to make starter Bobby Grich's two-run to Ixwér the Detroit Tigers to Rich Gale a winner for the homer highlighted a three-run a 12-8 victory over the New first time sipce Aug. 1, 1979.- sixth inning and helped York Yankees. Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 3 California to its rain"The ovation and the chantJim Dwyer belted a solo shortened victory over Texas. ing was a good feeling," said homer and knocked In two Brewers 14, Mariners 5 A fourth intrasquid contest is slated this week when J Hebner, who is at peace with runs and Chuck Rainey, 4, Ben Ogilvie belted a pair of Montgomery puts his Oviedo Lions through the paces of the world in Detroit. "It's and loin Burgmeier corn- homers and drove in six runs spring training. The Lions will play at Lyman Thursday never happened to me bined on an eight-hitter to and Robin Yount added a solo night 'due to work on their own football field. Lion action before." puce the Red Sox. blast to lift Milwaukee. gets underway at 7:30 p.m. "If youwanta 90 RBI man American League you want him," Manager Lyman baseball coach Bob McCullough sends word that (First Game) Minn 000002000- 2 10 Sparky Anderson said of Bal l 000 000 000-0 Chi 200 001 01*1 tryouts for American Legion ball are scheduled for next liebner. "The young guys dcvi (00 (02 OOi--S0 D.Kackson, Corbett (6) and week, e w a r t, Ford 46) and Wynegar; Dotson, Wormam should learn from him. They Players interested are asked to rert to the Greyhound Graham; Denny and Massey. W (7). Farmer (9) and Klmm, should learn it ain't life and --Denny (34). L--Stewarl (1 Foley (7). WDotson (Si). Lbaseball field next Tuesday, M May 27th at 5:30p.m. death, it ain't the end of the -0 Jackson ((2). HR-Chicago, Players In the age group 16-18 are eligible to play, that (Second Game) Lemon world If you strike out." age has an August 1st cutoff date,, for league purBall 020 002310- 5112 In other AL games, It was CIeVI 000 000 000- 0 3 0 Oak md poees.McCullough Invites players from the Lyman, Lake 000 000 000- 0 S 0 Chicago 4, Minnesota 2; Palmer, T Martinez (5) and 4n City 000 100 OOx- 1 4 0 Howell, Lake Brantley and Seminole areas to try out for the Norris and Newman; Gale, Kansas City 1, Oakland 0; Graham; Owthinko, Stanton squad. Players are required to furnish their own gloves. Cruz (7) and Haney. WChristenson IS), Quisenbery (9) Boston 4, Toronto 3; Palmer 0 2). L-Owchlnko (0and Wathan. W-Gale (I S). LCleveland 4, Baltimore 0 in 4). HC-Battlmore, DeCinces Norris (5-2). The field id growing for the Memorial Day Weekend the opener and Baltimore 8, Olympic Run for Vun, sponsored by the Aamont.e-8*ith (Gm called 7 Inns.. rain) Cl*vsland 0 in the ni1tcap; Sosten, 10 lOG-C 101 CalIfornia 8emlno'a Jaycese.Tbs race Is sdsdu.ted tar Saturday, May 0200200-s • camairrala 0, Tel" 4 In Toroio 000 110 OlG-2 SI Texas 000 100 1-4 7 3 31 beginning at 8 a.m. from the parking lot of the Crane's Rainy, Ourgmeer (6) and game shortened to even Martinet, LaRoche (7) and Roost Complex behind the Altamonte Mall. 1- 10. Lemanczyk. Moore (2). I Donohue; Medich. Darwin (6) Garvin (3). Buskey (3) and Registrations may be completed the morning of the racennings by rain; and Milwauk attle Whiff, Davis (7). W-Ralney (4. and Sundborg. w-martinet 0. or by contacting the various chambers of commerce. Any 0). L-Medich (3-2). MRs0). L-Lemanczyk (23). HRCalifornia, Grlch (S); texas, In the National League, interested runner under the age of 18 must have a signed Dwyer (7) Zisk waiver form included on the application. Atlanta blanked-Montreal, 10, Cincinnati got by y. 030200300-s 90 Milw 146 000 000--14 (SO 100 162 20x-17 110 Lyman High holds its spring sports banquet Thursday In Philadelphia, 7-6, Houston Detroit 202 000 010.- 311 1 John, Davis (5), Gonag. (7) Seattle the school auditorium to honor athletes, coaches, trainers downed New York , 3-2, Los and Cerone; Sorensen. Cleveland (S) and P.Underwood, and managers. The event begihs at 7p.m. The Oviedo Lions Angeles tripped St. Louis, 4-3, Miller (5), Rojema (1) and Martinez; Bannlstc'. Roberts Heaverlo (2), DressIer (3) will also honor spring athletes at the Lion spring sports get and San Francisco shut out Parrish. W-Hiller (10). LNarron. W-Sorensen (3-3). together Tuesday night; May 27th beginning at 6:30 p.m. in Chicago, 2-0. San Diego at John (7 U. MRS-New York. and L---Bannister (2-4). MRs-MUNettles (4), Randolph 1(3); the school auditorium. Pittsburgh was postponed Detroit, W o c Ii e n waukee, Yount (6), Ogilvie 2 , (I); Seattle, 8ohte (4). Hebner 2 (7). because of rain. - National- League - . . . Nalional l - ..eague ' *` - Little - .. .., ".- - - . 40 ,0 . 1. - I. , ,!~ - --.: . - Ift -- - I - . - ~ .1 '- 1 -~-.- . . - t,, '47_. I 2 . . - _.. . ..- - _ ,_ t . , - Orange-White,' - .. . .1 . I " With the of the Players Association, and owners should curb their free .NFW YORK (JPI) and summoned the parties to the issue of compensation standing in Grebey, who is representing the sndjng and not ask the players to new meeting on Monday. the way of a settlement, negotiators owners, will likely conduct round- give up their own bargainln rights. Miller offered last Friday to take for team owners and players will the-clock negotiations. The strike, which would be the the issue of compensation off the begin last-minute talks today to avert At this point, there has been no second in the history of the Players table and said a joint study corn. a baseball strike that would stop the progress on the compensation issue Association since it was formed in mittee should be formed to monitor season at midnight Thursday. since the talks were initiated months 1947, looms a near certainty since free agency for the first two years of Kenneth .Moffett, a federal ago. The owners insist on receiving a talks broke off on the compensation a fouryear contract. He said if the mediator, directed Marvin Miller player of their choice from a team issue last weekend. Moffett,, who committee could not come to an and Ray Grebey to man the which signs a star to a big contract said at the time that the situation agreement by the second year of the bargaining tables at 2 p.m. EDT via free agency. "doesn't look good," returnedto new contract, the owners would today. Miller, the executive director Miller. however, maintains the Washington, D.C., Sunday afternoonhave a unilateral right to reopen the ¼ 4 ." - - Herald Sports Editor - I. - - .7 .. . . -0 . . - I I . .. - .- - . . . POR. T . S .-. . . %~ - 1 ' . I I .. .. - 1 1 . . . Ir1 . I I- .. - I I I . ,J - -- -_.saw. iT pwh rd t,ls PkE.I caS tor * LIFETIME ALIGNMENT For as long as you own your car . we Sill r echec k and iin the tront and. it needed, every 6 months or S000 miles or whenever needed Valid only at the Goodyear Ser,ice Stoic where purchased Oft., does not Cover the replacement al tires and/or parts that become worn or damaged Agreement void il service work attecting the alignment is pertOrmed by any other outlet - - _________________________ __________ - _________________________ Just Soy 'ChOi It' ] _________ - Goodyear tvoivmg Chat.ge ACCOUnI Uaayit log lolksr lose, vi,t e mailet Ckaije a Vlsi AM,,c.i ('press C.srdeCsrle IincS e Diners Cl,ib e Cash • — 1. OODYEAR V JIM Hemphill, 'Manager 4 0 SSS W. First Street -.1 �- .. I &_ _ IF . _ . - ; -. . -_ *-:-._. . ~_4 j 0- 4 -._ . - . 1!1 . I. _ .~ _ -:- =- k ., .;-...., ._ . I.,`. I T .'.I~0--.0 . ~,~- . ,_ V- It - -_-~ ,,-- -Tol ' j. 11 - 111 . . . 1 ! ,,& , .-" 0 -. 's . " . ." ,_ . .-I-_ %, ,- . .7 , . I 11. .p .. I _ II. t . ,- I- _ bcs, p v~'& .. . .- -_ . , " j.. .. t , _I.~... . o . 1, .I..-,-.~ . . ____ . . -7 . - , _. . - rea n I . --- morial ' M6 ' - . ` Herald Staff Writer Longwood, Winter Springs and Casselberry residents and veterans organizations will observe Memorial Day on Monday with ceremonies at area cemeteries. Though Monday is the day set aside by the government to honor the war dead the corn bined veterans organizations of Sanford have scheduled an observance for May 30, the traditional Memorial Day The Sanford ceremonies at the veterans . 0 "f1 . I _""." -. -i' ~ * '~~. Vd-. ' r - -ft ft - .. . I, ,,.. I.1 ' t. _j ; I.. ~ * - ~ " r v * ~ . .. . , _. 4 W Daffron. Price died Aug. 1, I979aftcr being inlured qt the site of a downtown fire Daffron died at a fi in a residential area of the city on Oct 27, )9 At Longwood Memorial Gardens, the hic and drum corps and the choraliers from ii Elementary School and a bugler will provide pa trio tic music Monday for the efrrans of Foreign Wars Post No 8207 observahc4 Graves of veterans will be flagged by Boy $couand the Civil Air Patrol will participilite "in the . . r . 1. I ._ . Next Slated . Week I .. . . . '' I. .. , Post No. IOD50 of Casselberry wjU c~'jduct joint Avenue to raise money for the Department's ceremonies for the event to begin at 11 a.m. z;• - .'1. r I. I . -_ . . . . a - 0 Evening He rald. -_ . . . . a-_ ._. ..I. I - . ..- . . 1. . . - . - . _. - .6. - ---.• -•• -, .. . 1i_ . . I- : , . . - . I . '. . . . . . . - 0.1 . .. .- - 0_ .* I . . .. r. " A.. 4, I- 11 . . . """"""""""""""". Wdnty.May , 11 ". . f• "' c '.'. -v i. '. i f ' A. ç ' .:": IJ f ,-1i ri ,b * ",' ", 1' ' q r V. ' I, -, ,, - 1. . tp Ill L Star Spangled - FOR A DAY I . ',L 1 1 . (left photo) -: '. • - If Sunday otMelodee 4 : i.;- 14 .• : I '10 4 : "_% , 0 * Skating Rink. In I'll t" It Ii ', 1-4 ,48 . , '" 1. J 4tZ\ I 11 .1 3 ic Y '' f. • 1 -' -S. , . - ' .':• - 3 ' .4iie r from 'Ole Mill Stream' 1 .4'jV, '- -routine , ' •... i."'4 ' Giles through a ( c4 'tI'--, Best spsns Mitzi / -. - - :'- -.- ,' r "' ' ~11 l .6 ... . .. ., , right photo, Chuck ' k y •' i I ,-t.. - r the 20-act show for 1 . T ,I • i~b . " . - , '- y KING, QUEEN Characters begin ' . 1 - 'I- ____________________________________ "it' -,4, It?,..IL % '1.-I' $ ' . $' I A "fI r 1. ', rorr the Sanford Armory and an 15. 1' , ' 0 ----a - - - - I. Herald b In And Around Sanf ord 1 j tr - 10 '- Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Motown Welcomes 0 ussian Rock - Natasha remembers clearly the date th ey departed Moscow, Dec. 30, 1975. It took months of negotiations and $700 apiece. Had they not been They'll do anything to get Jews, according to Vladimir, they would not have . been allowed to depart their native country. American albums. They listen They flew to Vienna for two weeks before rndving on to Rome for a three-monthstay. They were intent to the Voice of America and on reaching America, where they had relatives, to establish themselves as recording artists. other, European radio stations Alter a year and a half in New York, where they • worked at a varlety,ot lobe wblló prcttclng together musically, the trio was finally heard by on short wave to hear rock, . Guy Costa, a Motown vice president, who now manages the group. They love almost The trio moved to Southern California in 1977 where they continued to work outside the music anything American 0 business to make ends meet. As Soviet citizens go, the trio were living oft the "We had to come to Hollywood," Serge said. "Our fat of the land. They were TV stars, famous, rich Natasha unquestionably is the star of the trio. She sound is purely Motown and this is the recording (by Russian standards) and respected musicians, has dark hair, almond-shaped Asian eyes and 15 capital of the world." All three had studied classical music. Serge and strikingly sexy. She has a penchant for the "Then; 10 monthsago, Berry Gordy (president of Natasha were lead guitarist and lead singer, American Idiom. She is hip, beautiful and talkative. Motown) heard us," Natasha put In. "He loved our respectively, of a touring state Jazz orchestra. "We were allowed to do some American rock," sound and signed us to a contract last November." Vladimir toured with his own nine-man group, she said, "but the authorities frowned on it We "it took us almost four months to complete our playing keyboard, arranging and singing. were able to do 'Killing Me Softly' and 'Ain't No album," Vladimir said. "Natasha is the lead singer The . three attractive young people, who have Sunshine When She's Gone' to a march rhythm with with Serge' on guitar and me and Natasha made their homes In Hollywood for the past.three rock overtones, if that makeesense.. ' keyboards. We,,wrote'bfl 'Of our songs. Well, Serge 0 years, recall their lives In Russia with disda in. They "When we tried to do more American tIs, of t 90 perbent m." he despise the Soviet government but express cornperformances were canceled. The government said Black Russian h1ends4hythm and blues with a passion for the Russian people. wp were getting to western. We were playing what classical Russian jazz overtone for an altogether "The government limited what we could play," the young people In Russia wanted to hear -rhythdifferent sound. The titles are strictly American said Serge who, except for his thick accent, could m and blues rock. "Move Together," ."Lave's Enough," Leave Me pass for any American rock musician. "Russians love American music. They'll do Now," "Life Is Too Short." "They wanted to hear Soviet* ideological pop. A anything to get American albums. They listen to the Serge describes their music as a multitypical lyric: 'Today your personal life Is not imVoice of America and other European radio station dimensional sound, one never heard on record portant. But what's important is the result of the on short waveto hear rock. They love almost anybefore in the United States. working day." thing American." vvuuii turit - iiayoe we iasi place on earth you'd look for a rhythm and blues rock OUP would be Moscow, U.S.S.R.. but 'Black Russian," Motown's newest spund, is Russian through and through. A trio composed of Serge and Natasha Kapustin (husband and wife) and Vladimir Shnelder (Natasha's brother), Black Russian's first album is due for release this month. -' Natas%&wasbntnt.tvla,Serge snd(flAdtn1r in Siberia. All three are Jews. They left Russia for artistic4nd religious conActions. They wanted the freedom to write and perform western music, uninhibited by corninissars. nu&.i..z I R `Russians Iowa American music -- -- ----------- . --- - A fl ' I \J L IN IF IC) HE FAMILY DENTISTRY and Evenings by Appointment. • MARCH OF DIMES DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323-2301 , .'' •. -- - 0 '' - . .- . 1. 4 4 MRS, LOULSA SANCHEZ Mrs. Louisa Sanchez, 99, of 410 Juanita Court, Sanford, died Tuesday at her home. Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, she moved to Sanford 27 years ago from New" York. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church and a past member of the Catholic Women's Club. She is survived by one niece, Mrs. Maria Rotas, Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. 'C S -1 4 .- '7- JAMES F. BERN DON SR. James Franklin Herndon Sr., 72, of 188 E. Lake Ave., Longwood diediTuesday at his residence. A life-long resident of Florida, he had lived in Longwood for the past 10 years, moving there from Miami - He was a retired carpenter and a member of the Longwood Church of God. .. - 0 W. L. Grámkow LFD ' '1 0 0 sense of conscience ... and W. L. Gramkow has both of these. 0 0 0 1 F L -., Q 0 ' Your I30 WEST AIPORT1OUI.VARD -.' 1 O OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK FUNERAL HOME' • - Survivors include his wife. GRAMKOW 0 • r 11 I Funeral directing cannot be regarded as Just another "Job," It requires dedication and ,a SAJIFORD. Pl.ORIOA 0 TFL*HON53fl-3213 WILLIAML.GRAMKOW r - P. r - 4 (so .• : . . ...- - . ___ 0 a - LI I ' GU ______ ______ . P TTS - GREEN or VARI( REQ. $2 91 SALE - 2 ____ ___ of 0 4 2 - '. OR - IOWA 0 - • Mrs. Hazel Herndon, Longwood; four daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Hutchinson, Longwood, Mrs. Glorine Glover, Longwood, Mrs. Nadine Suthard, Miami, and Mrs. Doris Vaughn, Longwood; two sons, Hershel Herndon and James Franklin "Jimmy" Herndon Jr., both of Fort Pierce; two sisters, Mrs. Iris Powell, Fort Pierce, and Mrs. 011ie Belle Douglas, Miami; three brothers, Rev. Dewey Herndon, Eugene Herndon and Martin Herndon, all of Fort Pierce, 23 grandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren, Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Home, Longwood, is in charge of arrangements. II O& '- - $095 .- - . 0 •. - - •' - 1 n from out-of-tow their "special wheel people" were Nell Blair of Daytona Beach; and Dr, and Mzs.A. W. Epps New Sznyrna Beach (he's a Sanford den- __ - ____ \ • . -___ \ ' _ _____ Funeral Notice - ____ I II \I 4k' - GEOSIA GRADE 'A' WHOLE FRYERS • much 116 show A ____ . reauy d - u sec is. ., U LB. $11 Lawsuk RN AAamav= CO $1 69. FRESH DAILY LEAN lum '. LB. j no $tI 000 3 L, OR 29 RE GROUND CHUCK LL k OUR OWN NOMEMAOt BULk ~ - UEAKFAST SAUSAGE $109 U. U 0 Pusmut AhEAD FOR 'WILL CALL" Sftvjcj -. nne Sundvall was among the skaters perlorpüng in a colorful segment from "Moon River." [ A 4 CUT SPARE RIBS - and 0 4 FRESN NOIMEL PORK SOFTEMM I 0 TUB I in the new futareaatolew - 1 Vft the $ FA According to (zwk Beet, owneroperaLor of the rink and director of the shew, annoweement will be - MoaRlim II aDd Bo Davis. - 2m1 [1J Zona and Arthur Beckwith were there to cheer for their Heather. and May Franclits SANCHIL MRS. LOUISA Funeral Mass for Mrs. Louisa Sanchez, . of 410 Juanita Court, Sanford, who died Tuesday at her home, will be celebrated ate am.. Thursday. at All Souls Catholic Church with Father William Ennis officiating . Rosary Vvill be recited at 5:15 P.m. today at Gramkow Funeral Home by Father William Neldirt. Burial in All Souls Cemetery. Gramkow Is In charge. -- 12111 • YAI*A&E $139 WIENERS CTE$ Jr., '______ , - Among ftse stlowtng up for MON. THRU FRI. 94 $ATURDAYI .. ..,,,, . • - - __,• - Snfotd(1I5) 321-4*7 _k_ _- . L Bronze Markers r 0 4' .. ___ j Headquarters Monuments 0 0 0 TIIM(fQ 01 CONIT &VS I0&$ AMS IVa,,,&I O&* IN ... O '' AREA DEATHS .. .-_ Monday thru Saturday N -•, -. the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of _____ It was hot at Melodee eer %t t'eda at the I'athrn received the man of the humanities Skating Rink Sunday. S..infecd Chic t*nter. j.iI 5(_ 5 1 1 Outstanding . Academic Division at Seminole Colli. In Fati the non,, ,, Accv-rdiew to t}s'tth* Actaewmeifl in Biology as mumty College, was ap. ..!. airconditioned atmosphere NI I ' \1cRelds. the io*d 1ekded hi t he I embers ,f pointed to the 1981 Board of il 4. . I. F.1 ~;U took inan} patrons back to vnwd to- enjt ,dazna. the Rk'kzy Department. Directors of the Florida ' former days in the good ole , . - . , , , 0 -. League of the Arts at the "SUflhillertltiie when air.'. ... .; '. ed aazxl as S Florida Arts Congress in Fort sheet detuj* t.t ewrwew .,,. ,4: 0 ft 1JT;1L$Pc,, 11(T ,. ' f,."'*idYf f\ conditioning JS unheard of 1. .1 the Outstanding Scholar. Myers recently . 1. .)'4j a' '. Ilkl*trNsr5 icr the • Of course many attending Vj(tJ to the graduating 'J' .. '.'ir' t * f., f kffl Ktrt Dorothy Is • one of the £ 'U the "Wheel P,',sni.. hsu, m j r.; I f ni of ' W' Si chanxim -. Jce fed -, i.' ma) faculty niiibers of benefit the American Cancer -' th tat- of Ro ns should " ,ami oti bi \ •', •.t' Society, couldn 't 'relate o be cvg=dmed the autslarAng Seminole Community College members attesideti a family and has chaired the .1 th os e hot and humid, lazy wedding in Chicagu. Pieg rne se 1 ) Mew vi ht Cazien days. she ts aim vak*ctmm Humanities Division for the , saId they aflbMare.j4- ChiviSigitot at}xs'td at past 12 years. But who really cared as @k* 110 " eat IL wasso bmwe c4 year at Ran= with a some mopped at their tzow 5 rn ike with t135u sand others I aiwi Dl'vt*k*i tnre 0 )t seen for ch a a pclwc. From all , themselves . -with t he l0iJ time. c1r, hiwlianities r?p(tS ii ; "ç' programs. Why Jean Leonard 1 Jourmlism English and even whipped out a folding Dctvthy Mcmacm chairforeign 1anguage 0g totht Lament U $apanese print fan. low &tr IM tothe Jean and U Ntwus enWhew' It was hot. wheeLs t5 ç:f'; u Council Sets Workshops '• . But some120skettdidnt ditswhdem[.&svegas. , ¼ •, 1wr - j _____ seem to notice as they perg rs [ Th , i of formed to the peak of per& Saences is sponsoring two workshops lost a lot more than few J -two w i uv hlf3flwt)Ie apart especially designed for non-profit fection in 20 different fast -whale visiting the j itastsJ 'f..b Jex iJ i ;tr l -44- 04 .' - paced 'routines. glamor city Other than Losing Fust ., the double tall a FinariciaJ Management 1 ranged in age from 20 IflCiittLS her luggage 4) - I.. all of it - Jan retsbcç afadi will be held Thtlsda) frun 9 a m to 4 p.m.. has ,4•,, to married adults. had a "aoarf ul tame." at the Unerszty ci Central Florida Engineering Building. -.' .' And they were all just Rc-rn •(. ''I super. L'rctt le(ted 'dIKU Sanford Woman's Club I ,. The4th The costumes were daz4utg members. their htzsbnnth .atwl are Binia Science AudilLriuzn. Rollins College, from 9 a mu. to 4 anj thL LhoreQgraph) - ex rwesdtiI .. gt*sLs gatherri at Bucks Merle ctpttonl ' ezu Awpwt Rerai Tx Kv011kit Gz the p Public setnee (rgarlzajions are encouraged to send ;:cPil&•• '4fr , Both hows Sinda) were settt1ai )45Ii[ mx ',, ": '• ames to these workshops to learn From the :' • ery well attended. Irrasmirer: and Rnu one of th 14 prciessicmais. The little ty kes from drink and be merry as (all the C rsil of Arts & Sciences For information on the -• Krayola Kullege did "Old Lie ortler the rienazig • c••1 . wcrtslx'ps and registration WomanintheShoe"wjthTtji kathViti H, hlate'. i, pI e of of -Kennedy" as th nrn,n''i t i ti ---------e "old #s .. -. 1 " 3jXW mung was rwiptng 'mary % M':. "3 who assisted the young JaIU H. Lbk of 14 Qak and George [ew cetetxate _J. the In the Ole Mill Stream" the HvLZzr Acadec ft segment featuring dancers of the Hurs and Aw Rarqaei 0 . Rhth the Barbara Diamond puts Greg (ravsnn and lan Iki u.wi thimnugh tht' ia's all ages, toddlersKini PUOVeY held mvuh at the hIcwa'd Rascals play ed the in "Theme From Alfred Hitchcock." and George Smith were t d$*O*Z j "Anni versary Waits" tiny couple who stole a kiss Mary And George tied the now and then while ctxldling MEATS I. •. in the old-fashioned swung. m. i I . " Rh y th m are 'ear to rt , . I only 0CiHLSt Ui el,_ U '- ':" Wa 501 Iy USD.A. Oak. eatersIty a.d heavy Iowa real pros aal a part of the swhawerjixi '4 aak $' beef 1. h. show Was pe tite L.iUflie Blair - • J&swho plas CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY ieiiisai areas s'f their i..",. .' '.....-•. • who sang ' Cant Smile at t 11~ Without You which brought S LB. BOX ill 11 11 "dead' clowns, Debbie Bacon Barbara (sam Alan GROUND CHUCK REPLACE YOUR • Berguson and Eddie Sessions OLD WASHER PATTIES back tohfe. SAVE $.. . sox WITH THiS '4 Talented Barbara Diamond JI OWN GEMM did a special routine which I she dedicated to her parents. ELECTRIC ALL MEAT ' , Mr. and Mrs. William D. 'pt, MULTi-SPEED '. Diamond. ; -'." & ,lil time corrn" Che.Ck-upYet ?j L irY1Lk'1rIs Pleased To Announce Amb [j rMorn ... is it - • Peggy Deere, dter flS S. 10WA AEATS FIEISQq AVE. SAN FORD . .. . . I I. , f- I .. -. •-• : a, -._ _I._ _. __ _ - - - -_ OURSELVES . 4L1;1 Friday honor guard are to be present A bugler from At 9 a m Monday, however, the Disabled Seminole High School will play taps from the Veterans will present a new flag to the Greater of the courthouse, Kudlac said. Hopper Elementary School studen recently honored kings and queens at the school's "May Day. Play Day" activity day. At left, Kalvin Moore (left) is the king and Caryn Covington (center) the. queen for the fourth and fifth grades being cowned by Lois Graham, Parent-Teacher Urganuzation president. At right, 1'&k Mike (left) and Latoya Barrett pose as the r yal couple for grades one through three. I.--- I _ . .- _. . - The Seminole High School brass Matthew Kudlac, member of the Disabled under the direction of band director Duane EarVeterans board of directors, ill be master of nhardt, will provide music Members of the ceremonies honoring veterans at'thC"All Faiths volunteer Special Weapons and Tactics team Cemetery at 10:30 a m Monday. Gra ves of Police Chief Greg Manning said he will be veterans will be flagged and an honor guard will' manning the dunking booth. . . . _ be present. Tièkets for the chicken barbecue are selling at Sanford Chamber of Commerce to be flown on Meanwhile, governmental offices - municipal, $3 for adults and $1.75 for children. City Corn-. the flagpole at the chamber's building 9fl county, state and national -in Seminole County missioner Bill Mitchell is acting as cook for th e Street. occasion wlfl be closed Monday, except for the city of Principal speaker for the 11 a m ceremonies Altamonte Springs Altamonte Springs City Hall I ongwood and Casselberry cit) council will be County Commissioner Sandra Glenn will be closed on Friday, the traditional day No meetings scheduled for Monday have been Opening remar ks are to be given by Sanford mail will be deliered on Monday in all canceled, while the night meeting normall) held Ma)or Lee P Moore and Jack Homer, executive Students in the public school system will have in Sanford on Monday night has been postponed manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of the day off Monday. But at Seminole Comm unity un til 7 p.m. Tuesday. Commerce, will introduce special guests and College it will be classes as usual Sanford area veterans traditionally alternate dignitaries On May , the Longwood Police Department hosting the Memorial Day ceremonies at the ii volunteers will sponsor a chicken barbecue lakefront memorial. 0 4)I r - - 1. . .1 . . i . . I . %?I . -- . . . -_.. --- I . . -, .-.1 ,. - ~ . . - . .- - . , I -. . . . I I . . - . I . . -- . -. . .. .. .. . . 1. .. . -I L . - . . I .- ." . .. " 1 . I - I . Activities- Day . I . . . .. & . . ,1 1 p . ' i ;_ -_, __ ~_ . . . . . ~ 0 .-- _. I . % . -. . . II ". _ __ . . ._ ... .. . I v dinner and dunking booth from 11 a nt to 4 pm at the city park across frormthe fire hall on wiia the city's central lire station at 1309 South French Ave at 10 a m in memory of two colleagues who l ost their lives in the line of duty fighting fires, _r ~ W-. ~ I.WO* , e , _. .- memorial at Lake Monroe will be hosted by the ceremonies Disabled American Veterans, Chapter No 30 VFW Pest No 5405 of Winter SprIns arid VFW OnMonday, Sanford's firefighters will dedicate .401- . -- W: .,1 1" ,I ~ .~ . . `I* .I . - . - -I-_ _.L .L 1t - By DONNA ESTES William Ltoyd "Bill" Price and Hubert . - I I _ . . . . . - . . .. 1 .. 4 ~ 1 . I . -- .. . . .. - L j _%_ *.._~--l'- A . ... . w-.4v=ftr--._ . , .*7 - .1 . I- - ,-I---.._ .1 -, 1A-Eyeflera$d, Sanford,Fl - Wdneiday, * 9 _. May 21, 1$0 - L ---~~.-W- I I ~ , - m.ea a .. I -. .. 1 �- --- -. .- -.___, - - - - • - ---- -- 1 P .:_-. -:- - - - 41 4- _0 v - * --------- - -. - 5 - - -.---- -- T - -- - - - -'-- --- --- -- - I - -. - ' I - -. 10 5 - I Wednesday, May 21,9,O $A—EyIfllflgHIy$$d,sfeqd,pl Area Memorial Day Activities Slated ' Next Week .. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer — - William Lloyd,. "Bill" Price and Hubert Roy • be present' i • , ,5 I— - KING, QUEEN Evening Hers Id. Sanford, Fl. — Tickets for the chicken barbecue areselling at Sanford Chamber of Commerce to flown Daffron. Meanwhile, governmental offices - municipal, $3 for adults and $1.75 for children. City Corn- the flagpole at the chamber s building onFirst Longwood, Winter Springs and Casselberry Price died Aug. 1. W79 after being injured at the county, state and national - in Seminole County missioner Bill Mitchell is acting as cook for the Street. . residents and veterans organizations Will 0) site ofa downtown fire. Daffron died ataflretha will be closed Monday, except for the city of occasion. Principal speaker for the 11 a.m. ceremonies Memorial Day on Monday with ceremonies at residential area of the city on Oct. 27, 1957. Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Springs City Hall Longwood and Casselberry city council w ill be County commissioner Sandra Glenn. areacemetejeg. At Longwood MemwW Gardens, the fife and will. be closed cm Friday, the traditional day. No meetings scheduled for Monday have been Openingremarks are to be given by Sanford Though Monday Is the day set aside by the drum corps and the chorallers from Longwood mall will be delivered on Monday in all areas canceled, while the night meeting normally held Mayor Lee p Moore and Jack Homer, executive government to honor the war dead, the corn- Elementary School and a bugler will provide Students in the public school system will have in Sanford on Monday night has been postponed manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of bined veterans organizations of Sanford have patriotic music Monday for the Veterans of the day off Monday. But at Seminole Community uritil. 7 p.m. Tuesday. Commerce, mill introduce special guests and scheduled an observance for May 30,the Foreign Wars Post No 8207 Obeervance Graves College it will be classes as L Sanford area veterans traditionally alternate dignitaries. traditional Memorial Day. of veterans will be flagged by Boy Scouts and the On May , the Longwood Police Department hosting the Memorial Day ceremonies at The Sanford ceremonies at the veterans Qvil Air Patrol will participate In the volunteers., will sponsor a chicken barbee lakefront memoriaL me mninole 1-11gb School brass ensemble, memorial at Lake Monroe will be hosted by tlie ceremonies dinner add dunking booth from 11 a.m. •4 pm. Matthei Kudlac, member of the Disabled under the direction of band director Duane Disabled American Veterans, Chapter No. 30r. VFW Post No. 50 of Winter Spfings and VFW at Vie city park across from the fire hall on wilala Veterans board. of directors, will be master of nhardt, will Provide music. Members of We On Monday, Sanford's firefighters will dedicate Post No. 10050 of Casselberry will conduct joint Avenue to raise money for the Department's ceremonies for the event to begin at 11 a.m. National Guard from the SanfordArmory and an the dily'scentm)fire stsUonat1 South Freoch honoring veterans at the All Faiths volunteer Special Weapons and Tactics team FliCky honor guard are to be present.A bugler from Ave at 10 a.m. in memory of two colleagues who -,ceremonies Cemetery at 10: 30 a.m.- Monday. Graves of Police Chief Greg Manning said he will be At 9 a.m. Monday, however, the Disabled Seminole High School will play taps lost their'livesin the line of duty flgbtjngfires mannlngthe dunking booth. of the courthottse,Kftdlacsait Veterans wlHpresent a new flag to the Greater . - OURSELVES WIdne$dSy.May31,118 - '. r - _____________________ ___ • ? l q' .. . Star Spangled ç Characters begin . • . .•. . lining up - I. - I for the Skating Rink. In - . . - . . - + -- -- • •._:' -- + - • ' Giles DEATHS + MRS. LOUISA SANCHEZ Mrs. Letdaa-Sanch.; 99 of 410 Juanita Court, Sanford, died Tuesday at her home. Born In San Juan, Puerto Rico, she moved to Sanford fl years ago from New York. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church and a past member of the Catholic - Women's Club. She is survived by o,ia nisce, Mrs. Maria Rota, Sanford. + Gramkow Funeral Rome is charge of arrangements. JAM F.HERNDOt4S*. James Franklin Herndon 72, of 118 E. Lake Ave., Longwood dIedTuesday at his residence. A111 e4ong resident of Flodd, be had lived past in Liood for the 10 years, movix' lbere trom Miami. He' was ,i retired carpenter And, - the Longwood Chinch of God. In Sr., 'Ole Mill Stream' & Herald Photos by Doris Dietrich I tmS orrii chck-.up yet? 'J • w.i, -•- Your Nsaáq..rters far MNuaents ud iuzs MMers' WhOef PeopleI Skate For L •r'r"-' • IIOI4 D.D.. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of- FAMILY ULL41IflI Mondciv thrti Salurrlrsv and Evenings by Appointment MARCH OF DJJVIES __r; L.T.% • '. v*S!(..; 1 DRIFTWOOD- VILLAGE 323-2300 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. 323-230L -•1 ''. + .• ... ' : ,; '-1-.' .... '.•'. •: - IX X • •4,P - • + - • • r ______ - -. • • man of the Humanities Division at Seminole Cornmunity College, was appointed to the 1981 Board of Directors of the Florida League of the Arts at the Her second award was a, Florida Arts Congress in sheer delight for everyone." Fort the Outstanding Scholar, Myers recently. Hostesses for the event with awarded to the graduating Doroth were Dorothy is one of the .ierri Kirk, senior who in the f chairman; Janice Springfield the faculty of Rollins ShOUld original faculty members of Bridget and other family and Martha Yancey be considered the outstanding Seminole Community College members attended a family chaired the se nior scholar. wedding in Chicago. Pc en She is also valedictorian =1:LV1aiQn for the said they ll had al good Club of Sa1tfordgathered and wa s so nice 1 year at RoMns with maim , retijwaa th home cde,,, and Tfli.Mnlhiu-to utso %14W 5L1U In 51* OUP. Isvereas at Won wnnussuesani1 others fanned she had not seen for SM*AC or* such a Springs for a pi c nic. From all on a 12.00 scale. ' themselves with the ng time. music, drama, Humanities, reports It wa Just won-' I programs Why Jean Leonard o Journalism, English and derful. even whipped out a folding Lots of tourists lament Dorothy Morrison, chair. foreign languages. Japanese print fan loss of their loot to the roulette Jean and Bill Norris enWhewi It was hot. wheels one-armed ban- tertalned members of the Council Sets Workshops But some 120 skaters didn't dits whileand In Las Vegas. Sunbelt Hemerocaills Chapter seem to notice as they perBut not Jan McClung who at a picnic Sunday afternoon The Council of Arts & Sciences Is sponsoring two workshops formed to the peak of perlost a lot more than a few at their Idyllwilde home, two, weeks apart especially designed for non-profit fection in 20 different fast- bucks while visiting the Jean said that all "dayllly organizations. paced routines. Entertainers glamor city. Other than losing nuts" are invited to join the First on the double bill in a Financial Management ranged In age from 20 months her luggage — all of it — Jan group. The chapter has come, workshop, which will be held Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., to married adults, had a "wonderful time." a long way , she said, at the Univere'ity of Central Florida Engineering Building, And they were all just Room 406. super. R cen tly elected officers Re Sanford Woman's Club The 4th Annual Publicity Workshop will be held June,5at the me costwiies were dazzling members, their husbands and are: Justine Lee, president; Bush Science Auditorium, Rollins College, from 9 am. to 4 apd the choreography ex- guests gathered at Buck's Merle Kent, vice president, m ceptlonal Jean Norris, recording • - - • - 1' J 1 J'•____ ' 4 Co - - :.. '''j '' ,(', ,,i,, ,. - i. 44 .-. .. • '. .• • . - Airport Restaurant for service- organizations -ere—erirageri Both shows Sunday were Annual Spring Social. It was secretary, L)IU 'N orris, r representatives to these workshops to learn from the very well attended, and Ruby prof one of those evenings when treasurer; *' ",",'; essionals . The -. 'jf' little tykes from eat, drink and be merry was Peterson, parliamentarian. Call the Council of Arts & Sciences for information on the Kraijola Kollege did "Old' the order of the evening. workshops and registra tion, . Woman in the Shoe''with Tina Kathryn .. Hickey, One of the highlights of il'. + Kennedy as the "old woman," spring fling was helping Mary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who assisted the young ones and George Drew celebrate James R. Hickey of 714 Oak •• through the shoe door, their 50th wedding an. Ave., received two awards at In the "Ole Mill Stream" niversary. it was 'strike up the Rollins Annual Academic segment featuring dancers of the band" as the Rhythm Honors and Awards Banquet Barbara Diamond puts Greg Grayson and Ala n ilerguson through the paces all ages, toddlers Kim Poovey Rascals the held recently at the Howard played In "Theme From Alfred Hitchcock," • and George Smith were the "Anniversary Waltz" and Johnson's in downtown tiny couple who stole a kiss Mary And George led 11-Ic Orlando. now and then while cuddling group In dancing. The banquet is held each in the old-fashioned swing. LW The Rhythm Rascals are year to recognize outstanding The only vocalist in We Sell only U.S.D.A. Cholci naturally aged heavy Iowa beef the real pros and a part the students who have excelled in show was petite Laurie Blair Sanf ord Serenaders whoofplay CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY their individual areas of who sang V "Can't Smile at the senior citizens dance endeavor. - _ PITTS •• . - -, GREEN or VARIt ., -. • - •, . REG. $2.91 + I ' ____ ' • _ SALE $92' • - - . - IOWA - - - FOR $11 MEATS ____ o Without You" which brought "dead" clowns, Debbie Bacon, Barbara Crain, Alan __ * 5 I.B. BOX Beruaon and Eddie Sessions WITH THIS ond : -- = _______ ?7 -• • ¶/ Zone and Arthur Beckwith were there to cheer for their Heath, and Mary Frances and Johnny Davis were all unilea qver the performance of their and BoDavjs. According- to Chuck Best, owner-operator of the rink and director oftheshow, announcement will be made - .•, f - - - .' ' -.. ICISOOD THRU WSOiISDAY, #SAY 20 . . 2U IWy.Y AITL AN Di... 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Benefit Ccincer Society It was hot at Melodee ating Rink Sunday. in fact the nonairconditloned atmosphere took many patrons back to former days in the good Ole summertime when air conditioning was unheard of. Of course many attending the "Wheel Peonla" show q benefit the American Cancer Society, 1 those couldn't relate to 01 and humid, lazy 1 days. But who call cared as .•. f /'1t*i.i4 L TO THE rUfl•FO. Notke - LOUISA Fvi$ Mass for M. Louise Sinch,, of 410 Juanu. court. Sanford, who died Tvuiday at her horns, will be caiibrafo4 at 4-111- . ThWsdiy, I? All Souls CatMlc- - Owrd', 'with - Father William Ennis officiating. Ros,y will be rsclt*d 5:15 at P^ today at Gramaiw Funeral Horn. by Father WlllIa ie1dert. ourial he All SeWs Cemetefli. Oranekos, Is Ile charge. • OAKLAWN MEMVI r , - " , Sw'vtvors include his Wife. - —' I cC'-.. 1, , In And Around Sanford . I i ftWN • Mrs. Hazel Herndon, Longwood; four - daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Hutchinoon, Lonswoodi Mrs. Glorine Clover, Longwood, Mrs. Nadine Suthard, Miami, and Mrs. Doris Vaughn, Longwood; two ions, Hershel Herndon and James Franklin - "Jimmy" Herndon Jr,, both .of Fort Pierce; two sisters, Ms. Iris Powell, Fort Pierce, and Mrs. 011ie Belle Douglas, Miami; tiaW brothers, Rev. - Dewey Herndon, Eugene HerndonandMartinflerndoji, all of Fort Plerm, 33 gran& children and *1. great. an4cbildren Grarnkew.Galnes Fwieeal Home, gd,is In charge arranptaefft - • -. a through a routine from typical lyric: 'Today your personal life Is not Im- Voice of America and other European radio station dimensional sound, one never beard on record portant. But what's important Is the result of the on abo short wave to bearrock. They love almost any. before the. United States. working day." • thing American." • • AREA I Best spins Mitzi Natasha remembers clearly the date they departed Moscow, Dec. 30, 1975. It took months of negotiations and $700 apiece. Had they not been They'llll do anything to get Jews, according to Vladimir, they would not have been allowed to depart their native country. + American albums. They liste n. They flew to Vienna for two weeks before mdving onto Rome for a three-month stay. They were Latent to the Voice of America and onmching r America, where they had relatives, to e3tabtLsh themselves as recording artists. * X1 -- t' in Siberia. All three are Jews. ' together musically, the trio was finally heard by on short wave to hear rock. They left Russia for artistic and religious co . Guy Costa, a Motown vice president, who now victlons. They panted the freedom to write and manages the group. They love almost perform western music, uninhibited by cornThe trio moved to Southern California In 1977 missars. where they continued to work outside the music anything American.'' business to make ends meet. As Soviet citizens go, the trio were living off the "We had to come to Hollywood," Serge said. "Our fat of the land. They were TV stars, famous, rich Natasha unquestionably Lathe star of the trio. She sound Is purely Motown and this is the recording (by Russian standards) and respected musicIans. has dark hair, almond-shaped Asian eyes and Is capital of the world." All three bad studied classical music. Serge and strikingly sexy. She has a penchant for the "Then, 10 months ago, Berry Gordy (president of Natasha were lead guitarist and lead singer, American Idiom. She in hip, beautiful and talkative. Moto'vn) heEd US," Natasha put In. "He loved our respectively, of a towing state Jan orchestra. "We were allowed to do some American rock," N and signed us to a contract last November." Vladimir toured with his own nine-man group, she said, "but the authorities frowned on IL We • ..It took us almost four months to complete our playing keyboard, arranging and singing. • were able to doShe's 'Killing Me Softly' and 'Ain't No album," Vladimir said. "Natagha Is the lead singer The three attractive young people, who have Sunshine When Gone' toa march made their homes In Hollywood for the past three rock overtones, If that makes sense, rhythm with with Serge' on guitar and me and Natasha on years, recall their lives ln Russia with disdain. mey "When wetrledtodo more Aznerjcansounds, our keyboards. We wrote all of our songs. Well, Serge despise the Soviet government but express coin- pertormances were canceled. The government said wrote 90 pettent of them." Black Russian blends rhythm and blues w1th,a pinion pa for the Iuslan people. -+ w were get o.wsstern. We P7 + classical Runslan Jazz overtone for an altogether 'e government limited what- we could play," the young people in RaIi wanted to hear — rJ titles are strictly American — said Serge who, escept for his thick accent, could in gnd blues rock. "Move Together," "Love's Enough," Leave He pa" for any American rock musician. "Russians love American music. They'll do Now," "Life Is 'too short." 0 They wanted to hear Soviet Ideological pop. A anything to get American sibWflS. They listen to the Serge describes their music as. a multi. t right photo, Chuck 4 . Motown Welcomes Russian Rock )W[ S 20-act show tv Herald Photos by Torn Vincent "Russians love American music. a - (left photo) "."•'. ''•' MA i . ayERNONSCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Maybe the last place on earth you'd look for a rhythm and blues rock group would be Moscow, U.S.S.R., but "Black Russian," Motown's newest sound, is Russian through and through. A trio composed of Serge and Natasha Kapustin (husband and wife) and'Vladlrnlr Shnelder (Nataha'sbr), Black Ruulan',flrstalbuxpla __ due , - Sunday at Melodee Hopper Elementary School students recently honored kings and queens at the school's "May DayPlay Day" activity day. At left, Kalvin Moore (left) Is the king and Caryn Covington (center) the queen for the fourth and fifth grades being crowned by Lois 'Graham, Parent-Teacher Organization president. At right, Patrick Mike (left) and Latoya Barrett pose as the royal couple for grades one through three. -S t• FOR ADAY / +-- -- - .- + •-- - MEATS SAN!ORD • - m-4s - �- -. - 14 • mu - - - Herald, Sanfotd, Fl Wednesday, May 21, 194u - - Evening Herald,Sanford Wdn.sday, May 21, 19$0-38 Fl Dividen ds r nII rip to Coordinators II t 4 . 4 jJ' Celebrate / 1 Winning a national award called for a celebration for coordinators of the Dividends School Volunteers Program of Seminole County. The group recently received a $1,250 award presented by Tupperware for 'outstanding' work in the nation Dividends School coordinators -gatheredat Frogg's Restarwnt celebrate. Left photo shows, from left, Irma Timmons, Grove School; Dede Schaffner. Dividends coordinator; and Beth Paul, Lake Orienta School; right photo, from left, Suzanne Story, Rosenwald School; Marilyn Denton, community resource specialist; and Linda Carson, Southside Elementary. / U MAE p q% \ 4e' ' S . \' - j'•' - X ,_ Tammy Kaleel, from lefC Jolane Meinke and Charml Mann will be strumming, on theoldbanjoinalilt. ing ballet a t the SchooLof Dance Arts 15th A nnual "Night of Dance" this weekend at Seminole high School auditorium, Th e performance will spotlight a potpourri of talent by cherubic pre-schoolers on through to sophisti- ' ( —.--- - ( j.•' '\ ' 1 v I \ /. / r £ . . L. "14' - . iøI - 4 .'. - NIGHT OF DANCE .h. 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FINAL COST AFTEAREBATE .,, 1(r, 11 88 7 ' '- '., 56* size in white woodgrain finish Ouiel motor, with pull chain Reg 89 99 Covers 86-ti. circle Snip connector, No. 1179 SP Reg. 9 9 C)LJrD CoWful. rugged PVC 11trapping, GRILL • :- SPRINKLER VINYL STRAP & ALUMINUM 18-INCH PORTABLE BAR.B.QUE mum-positioin MW &djuslatilli dra4I 2 _____________________________ - . HIBACHI CutIron construction, ( ES TOWELET __________ ___ . 0 . 4 •- ' 8 699 cells GALAXY CEILING No 1603 flog 1099 -' PEDESTAL ',,'' - GARDEN HOSE Reversiblehand Skirted spool. Matching rod. Reg. 24 98 - ' JOHNSON &JOHNSON ___________ %"x 50-FOOT 1999 _________________________ ,': REBATEOFFER, - REEL&ROD '. '- HAIR " !V a ,. '- 17 Ale I 9alkaline OF mounted controls No E505 Reg 14 99 Learn to swim the sale way. Small, medium & large. Reg 5.49 ORGANIZE 29 Your choice. 9Wrap'n Bag, Groicery, Bag Holder is more. Reg. 4.79 • Depend. PACK WITH IPECIAL 8 s Reg. 2 7.99 20%OFF BATTERIES DRYER C ,,& Coni- nuous display fashion watches Malrhing blinds Regs to 49 99. CONAIR PRO SCHWIMMFLU GEL RUBBERMAID BOOKCASE ' I - DEHUMIDIFIER ______________________________ Single drop bonds most surfaces. 3-grams. I. DAMP RID I ADHESIVE Twist top to close, 990pour oir wain. Reg. 1.79 Easyclarefabric. 9 9 Anor*d colors & susli. On. 2.9"9 99 / , •. .' CUTTER INSECT dentaro-reverse No. WW51 Reg 4 99 -. Han,dwri*ti9 ng "AA"SIZE WATCHES REGULAR PRICES ,. -' • SPIN REEL x48 loam Sturdy PERMABOND .; '..' ZEBCO 940XL GRAND SURFER 11-01. Kills mosicrawlOnginsects Reg 159 2 - SURFBOARD ___________________________________ INSECT SPRAY 4 ___________________________________ 499 LIGHTERS 88 8 Comfortable foam in assorted olors. ,:- ANTAROACH PAC IIIIIIIIIIIIIIA111k tHundreds OF of lights. Reg 99, Limit 2 packs I DURACELL LC.D. DISPOSABLE if PVCCANVAS AUTO 79, LO J., Sanford, and Donald, Gainesville. They have 11 grandchildren, seven great gmnd children, two sons4n-law, one daughter-l"w, thres grand-daughters ln1aw and one grand.aon-ln-iaw. They .are members of New ML Calvary Mwim" BUBBLE 4-oL Limit 1 The home of Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Russell Sr. on West 11th Street was the setting that the couple's children chose for their 50th wedding anitliltmary party. The Russells repeated their vows after 50 years, as Rev, O.D. Williams performed the Ceremony. oldThey were mar ried May 6, 1930 to the home uf their friends Mr, and Mrs. Jessie Jackson. The couple have five en; btohI Jr., Maryland; Jessie B. Johnson, Newark, N.J.; Jacqueline R. wion and JOGGING SHORTS 32-ciz.Choicsol fragrances. Pam per yourWfl LIMIT 09 the j ECKERD BATH Designed W models. Lengthens& thickens lashes. LIM t I t Nylon construction with contrasting strips. 69914ag. 8.99 2 COVERGIRL Umt • • PICTURES 12- it 8 MEN'S III BOYS' JOGGERS go og 2/ 16". Simulated Mold, chrome or woodgrain. As. sorted scenes. Reg. 10. 99 - m 3 types 16- u. Limit 1 7 ( • delicious pickles. 32-oz Rog. 99. , ALCOHOL , ICECUBETRAY METAL FRAME Crunchy& -7W CRYSTAL CONDITI O N PAPER NAPKI S,,, pack 1:191 0- 'p Pack of 15 33-gal plastic bags & ties. Reg.3.99 Limit 2 88 KOSHER PICKLES !Efl) PLASTIC -661 - TRASH BAGS L 1 490 CLAIROL KLEENEX Family napkins, Reg 79, Limit I ' '%' R,;q , POLL, SURE oil -. - D-CON BIC KORDITE 3 5-oz bars Price reflects 51 off label. 4 bar pack. Limit 2 packs PACK/AM OF 9-INCH FOAM HOSIERY ChmCurls & more. Rag. eq. Limit 3 ______ BARSOAP KNEEHI SNACKS Corn Chips. , - Ifelen Ilainner read from the Book of Bet. Joyce Saininet read the, City Council report. Tlie next chapter nim-ting will be May 29 at the hoine of DL-lora Mark, 100 linda Lane, with Ruth lluffoii in charge of the progriwi. )*nitiers are to bring -I gift for their Beta 8tiddy who will be revealed at that tinie. New Beta Buddy assignments will be Officers elected anti instalktl to direct chapter ictivities for the ensuing year were: Joyce Saniniet president -, helen Ilamner , vice president- 44enda Emerson, recording secre tary; Anioret LaRosa, corresponding secretary; and Nill serve as chapter city council represenLative und Vertis Sauls will serve as alternate. As immediate past president, Delora Mark will a1silli attend meetings of the Sanford BSP City Council. ISO B-PACK her president's gavel. Grace Marie St(flecipher, treasurer. A SCHICKSUPERN and social committee was in charge of arrangements f6r mernbers and t he ir guests. •' AQUA-FRESH designed, 0 - whatsoever, I could have the number of so-and-so?" Operator: "Sir, tl~e, number cried. -Mme WAS-- one weddIng Me: "ThAnk you, sir." picture of a stunniq couple il member A Beta Sina Phi Memorial service was announced for May 20 for r eentl' deceaed member Terry Moore. *A - Mrs. Mark was presented with a quilt inade froin squares Sigma Phi Sorority, for the 19790 year was held at the home . i and morel LaRosa. cor responding '. der - , retentiy round a box of family pictures in my mother's attic, and so m an y of Examp Me: Operator, ma I have t hem had no Identification or a mauam. y solution W ors g'reat. i 4 - many 45-year-old women do), suggestion for you older here's an alternate solution people that will make future for handling it: generations bless you:--Get DEAR ABBY: Regardi1g busy and go through all those the 45-year-old woman with the deep voice who is family pictures you have stored away in boxes, and frequently called "sir" on the should label them with names, date s telephone: Why and places If possible. anyone assu me you are a S Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter treasurer: - DEAR ABBY: Here's a Herald Photo by Torn Vince - tn;mi 'suh1(l: seretar, I lelen IImer, vice president J Readers, act now—or all sincerely for the enjoyable You want a formal church There - were several those priceless pictures will evening. DEAR PERPLEXED: A wedding or a simple, "do. beautiful baby pictures, but become strangers without 41P About a week latee, I ran 'written "thank you" Indicates your-own-tWng" ceremony, very few had names or dates names, and a precious part of into thils cousin, who told me 'the 111timile in graciousneSL When a telephone caller correction unless it's imget Abby's new booklet. Send on the backs and no one in the your family history will be that I was the only person at A phone call Is next. Neither $1 plus a long, self-addressed Dortant to the gender-bender, with only "1882" scribbled on family can Identify them now. lost forever. Maude replied, "This is Mrs. but I have found this'a good her party who didn't call her Is mandatory — but both show stamped (28 cents) envelope the back. flow I wish I knew Future family genealogists DEAR ABBY: My husband to Umk her again. I felt like good mannem Finley. Mr. Finley has a way to treat myself to a who they were' to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, will bless you for providing, and I were in vi ted to_my a heel chuckle instead of - being However, petog out your 132 sky Another Beverly VEIWN LOUISVILLE annoyed. s, Calif. 90212. DEAR VERA: Sho uld you SNAPPY COMEBACK ever sprout a mustache (and are 'S i ed couple, about 60, with these old family pictures, of friends and relatives, necessary? I thought a second thanks shows vow• "Missouri" stamped on the FRUSTRATED IN (About 20 people.) Food and thanking her when we left was comb to be more lacking to back. My great-grandparents EUGENE, ORE . drinks were served, sufficient, good manners than you. left Missou ri in the mid '20s, DEAR FRUSTRATED: As we were leaving, we PERPLEXED I N SO it could be them. But we'll Thanks for a great idea, thanked our hostess most BALTIMORE Getting married? Whether never know for sure. - -. - WJi shows ______ advance. OIC Says Felix Klein, director of Manhattan Handwriting Consultant who has been studying grapology for 6 years, "Th e way your handwr i ti ng slants to the right or left and how far it does, Indi cates how you feel about yourself and the world. "In our culture, the left is sym bolic of the past, of origins, and the right of the future. Therefore, if you slant to the right, you lean tow ards people and the future, much the way a gregarious person physically leam toward other& If your writing Is vertical that tends to mean you're self-sufficient, and iryou slant leftwud,'it's a sign of with&awal. You want-to get away from the world. Of cmtrse, you may be wiUxtrawing at some times and not at others." The cuilprit also exposed his narr ow-minded inflexibility in "eggs, bananas, green beans, and milL" No friendly roundness in these small totters, just iota of sharp angles. - �- -- .. -- - - - - - - - - - . .. .. Refugee Exodus Ta End Soon? CLASSIFIED1 ADS SeminIe 322-2611 - OrlQndo-Wlnte Pwk 831-9993 KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) - The Cuban refugee soon reject Carter's offer to pccvde a sea lift or active search for the vessels," McElwain said. exodus may be near an end with the number of airlift for a more orderly exodus of refugees. -One nameless -foot boat that returned with a CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES boats In the ragtag flotilla dwlndllng, and Havana load of refugees Tuesday sank at thedock Just after tar n carter' r ..:...44C line itime .'. Radio broadcasts indlêatlng Cuba soon will .eJect I.OI it had unloaded the Cubans. A pump apparently 3consicutive times 'flc a line officlals 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. President's Carter offer for a formal refugee sealift applications in Florida to calm the people by ofstopped functioning Juat as the boat arrived. 7consecutive times 5k a line or airlift. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Witnesses said the unidentified captain saw It ferlñg to allow relatives to travel to the United Capt. Jose Gonzalez, who returned from SATURDAY 9NOOfl 3 Lines Minimum __________________ States by other routes. But these routes are t in sinking, he laughed and walked away. second refugee trip to Cuba's Marlel Harbor existence, and it does not look probable that such Funeral services and burials were held Tuesday Tuesday with 40 Cubans aboard his lobster boat, travel will be possible. DEADLINES for five members of a family of six who were among predicted the shuttle would end in another two "The technical operation in this regard Is more W. , '14 who drowned when their boat sank In the Noon The DQ Befoi'e.PublicaU.on They re moving them out pretty fast now,,, difficult than reaching the moon because here In the operation's worst tragedj' Saturday. Carlbbeant matter Is more difficult to manage." Sunday-Noon Fñda Ibis Guerrero, 14, the family's only survivor, sat Cuban officials say there are about 700 boats In . The Coast Guard, which is enforcing carter's expressionless during the 'service conducted by wauus luEu&ugeesw ia&e w me -. -______ unnea oroer LoEopalI southbound boats, said that for the Monsignor Augusun Roman, auxiliary bishop from _____________________ . -- - ________ - --________ ________-._____ _____-. _______ _____ _____ first time since last Friday, boats were ghted Miami. - frthg the total for shuttle, which began one through Tuesday. ' month ago today, to 68,600. "We're keeping track of them and If they don't leaned over and kissed the girl on her forehead and sald,"You are not alone, little sister. You now l'-Card of 'Thanks __________________________ 18-Help Wanted _________________________ I would like to thank my mdny , WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK. Must be able to prepare, frleetds for their prayers. visIts & cards whIle I was in seafood, vegetables, all types Mrs.R. T.Hunt Sociologist OptimIstic About. RefUgees 2 Choice Lowin.fflc, ______________________ on Fewofthemenhaveleftthecubanconununjtyth 1972 of 590 male refugees. . in firms owned by other Cuban exiles, lOCh. Call $62. 1246. 4-PersonalS . --- - - Cuban c&nmunity in Miami. "The Cuban immigrant community in Miami Is few of the men had problems adapting to the U.S. "Despite their modest backgrounds, the un- althc1igh few have become citizens thus far. By 1979, only 24 percent said they would return to Fiberglass Laminators Ex. 27-80. Need rider to share drIving. After 6 p.m. & _______________________________ weekends. 131.0591. Portessaldthefactathfrdofthegroupjsworjng those out of work were physically disabled. for fellow inunigrants "suggests a higher-than-ex"Practically none of the ablebodied immigrants Tuesday, adding he believes the same thing will pected capacity for economic absorption by this. was unemployed seven years after arrival," Portes happen with the latest refugees, ethnic community." said, Portes,whowasborninCuba,saidamajorfac Portes said most of the men in his study came Portesfoundthat,astimepAsseijthnunigraflts company benef Its, 10 paId holidays. Insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer, Apply in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Located on Sanford Airport. - Why blonely? Write: "Gf A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. tar, Fl. 33318. ________________________ ENGINE INSTALLERS S-Lost & Found - ' .. BOAT ASSEMBLERS & *ssemtier •xp. in cruisers, iii ____________________ ____________________________ LOSTS.l3around French Ave.& - 1i1a Sfci rfeci Seal - ii -. - - - . - '-'--tL.' " _____ - Legal Notice - Sanford frit'pof1 322.7500, Florida Cycles Inc.. 1102-A E. wiffi the provisions of the Fic. Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Spgs., titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: _____ - Equalopportunity Employer - 6-ChikiCare ________________________ $puroltheMomantDbi,ti in myhome DayorNight323.7 ___ __________________________ ChIld Care in my home. Plenty of ____ _________________________ motorcycl, can be seen at Central County, Florida in accordance One month ago today, Felix boats under the direction of red-headed, Coloradan "Ginga" Diaz, a bronzed, Cuban exile leader Napoleon arrived in Key West May 2 cellent company benefits, 10 pd holidays, pension & in. 1st St. Black Pit Bull with white chest. is months old. surance. Apply AMF Chllen gridving. 322-4913. Powerboat Dlv, 1143 30th St. NOTICEOF SALE FICTITIOUS NAME Joseph Emmons 1979 Harley Nolice ishereby given that lam Davidson XLII will be sold for 'enraged in - business at 312 charges against vehicle with the Seminoli Dr., Lake Mary, Fla., VIN No. 4A11041H9. The sale is Seminole County, Florida under open for Bids. Bids will be ac- the fictitious name of B&R PEST up until 12:00 noon 0(1 CONTROL, end that I intend to cepfed ______________________________ ______________________________ Friday, June 13, 1910. The sale will regIster said name with the Clerk Quf ToGéfMbthe Legal Notice - inboard-outboard, _________ . ' SALES POSITION Putt& Part.$imLUS1906A!tYtime for Rbed MaSaV ____ rking conditions. Exclent Refler Living Center of Cas ç • 339.5002. . Ifthe'Cubanautiiorltleswoultj let him bring his 78-year-old Straits - , ASSEMBLERS Positions now open for production carpenters helpers with nations largest produce,- of factory built modular _______________________ Emergency Management Culpepper, VP, Central Florida 1937. Cycles Inc., 1102-A E, Altamante 51g. Walter C. Brown was escorted to Varadero, Agency coordinator, took Dr., Altamonte Spgs., Fla., 32701. Joft L-. Rodgers The day after Dos Her- charge of the entire refugee Sheila , industries, Inc., 3701 5. Sanlord ?'ve., Sanford, Fl. No phone calls. Equal Op: w.e$ily rates. Rca. 3i3is. I do babysitting ANYtime, SECRETARY-Private insurance office, seeks attradive, single, exp. woman 2 after. noons per wk. $3 per hr. Ac. curacy, nd't speed important. 323-2269. - more than 66,000 Cuban and the sealift was on. ' , refugees to U.S. shores, Dtaz sstd Tuguday % - 'taon In motivated by two Thlnga he ysars In a Cuban exiles t.o the - SlmIa.l.C.mmuMtyC.lI.s years ago and he heard oiflclalsofthe Cuban Institute rwnors that the Cubans might of Friendship with the People year old local company. Cell Light Delivery, must have owi No area. Mon. thru Fr.. 9 to S. Gas Paid, for more In. _______________________ ______________________ r' __________ _______________________________ 21-Situations Vnted. Sunland Est. & Sanford Avs. area. 322.3129. _____________________ CHILD CARE-My Home Legal Notice Daytlme-SomeNlghts munity College at 2:00 P.M. local munity College at 2:00 P.M. FICTITIOUS NAME 1 preschooler in College. The following i Included: Community College. uash & EXTERIOR LIGHTING OF ______________- is included: Exp. schooi teacher will tutor during summer months. 6th and 7th grade English and ______________________ Math and some EIe. Call for ______ info, after 4 p.m. 322.3913 ___________________________ Yäung Married Couple Wants ______________________ Store 8. Office Cleaning, bu. Eider Rd., Lake Monroe. took his lobster boat, Dos operation, be said yes, register said nams with the Clerk building of concrete masonry EXISTING CONDUIT STUBS. Cuba, butthe Cubans declined sentiments c199 percent of the with the provisions of ths Fic- ' public InSpectIon in the off Icis of oclates Architects Pianrs Natil Bank Building, Suite 101, incorporated, Sanford Atlantic P.O.' Drawer l3lSanford, Flórlda T7, upon request accompanied "I w e n t apontaneously, hoping they might give me a be very happy when all the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF UNITED STATES DISTRICT National Bank Building, Suits 10$, ..1'.4 ' , Chan - - _____________________________ Sanford GracIous living. Rca sonable .Weekly & monthly rates, u,uitre%pald: truir.500 S. Oak 541-7883 "It (the ieallft) is not the t.,,, assignees, llenors, creditors, embassy people." two will be Ins $15.00 to ' cover cost of reproduction, on the A ' A A EMPLOYMENT . Cony. Center, 950 MilIonvIfti Ave. massive airlift. "However, unknown parties having or proiid,mvstreturnsameat least 10daysbie thebiddate,or pay ________________________ 7 BDRM, 2 bath condo, all kit appliance, 1300 mo 4 5300 LOG H. Ernest _______________________ BROKER MORR Complele.'Availabie until May 23. Call for details, 647-2559. _________________________ Sanford 3210640 Orlari* 321 1517 - Inc REALTOR,MLS .323-5774 Day or Night ficient 1 & 2 bedroom units. c.aiurej odor., including ANXIOUS to sell $ yr. old at. - tractive 3 bdrm, )'z both, . ' attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford - Ave. 373-3301, 1. Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, adults. Furnitur, avaIlable. REMODELED lovely) bdrm, 2 elec, air, w-w carpet. Mults, bath, prefect retirement no pets. $200 mo. 332.5019. . ' ' lovely tree shaded yard, fruit equipped, Florida rm, w-w t " - - - $13400. - For dppoljdRent call .. - WE HANDLE RENTALS . - .- ' Career mlnded-lotsolsole in The Evening Herald, stay cl9se to your one because something wonderful is about to happen. 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath, furnished, carpet, AC, fireplace, cii electric, 12)5 per mo. No 3239040. • _____________________________ ___________________________ SANFORD COURT BACK TO NATURE . POEMAN Handle crew -nOd bllnprints, your ad, call your friendly Cf4s$if led gal at The H3rlld, CON$'T. WOnKER Know hand tools'- good pay. 322-7972 & HORSE STALLS. GENEVA Low Down Payment STE N STROIVI' Cash for your loft Will build on AREA. $22,900. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath in excellent ______________ location. Close to schools & DUPLEX for rent, lovely , WE LIST AND SELL, baths. $31,900, C..ii Orlando 1- SOME FARM LAND, ROAD ______________________ ANYONE IN THE $4,000 PER ACRE WILL ENTERPRISE 6 acres old oak & magnolIa trees- 2 FP. oak floors. modernl ...0n t4ke KM0wIeL ettras ii, dude spiral staircase, BR bunk house, S0'x20' ACRE, greenhouse Inventory, farm & much',n.,r.. BUILDERS'-WE - PsAVE t.oysr balcony, library & Fl P., brick 11)7,500 more. Your dream home for ' JUST LISTED I BR, i", 8. 2 Story home on 2 landscaped corner lots, country eat-in-kit, Ii ACRES TALL PINE & OAK kit. - 4 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sfllord $119,000 2 BR Duplex In Deltona,un. turn., Ref. & Stove, Central only 9 yrs old. Lots of extras, Oon't pile no longer needed mO. 3 BR, 15, w wcarpet, gas who was born In Limonal in hot sun," said Tones, who Is thirsot racot'ded In Plot Cook 12. licensed in Florida. ___________________________ To be eligIble (01' COnsidtfGtIOfl. & out. Large workshop. buyers. New homes with To be eligible for coneiara.ion, . Matanzai Province, and hopingtogetthreeslstarsand records of Seminole County, F$OIIda, all conditions of the Fiotida, all conditIons of The hopes to return to his two brothers out of Cuba." Florida. cod you are ordered specifIcatIons, end must be made Nkct.1nd must be .,,. homeland some day. "I also -uses TheRealEstateAgency Lake fronti Pool & Patiol Inc., Realtors 321-073, _________________ __________________________ 52-Appliances ________________ .. -_,, - to buy used "Ttre were no chartered rsquirod to cppzar and plaad in ens facsImile of the form Included on a facsimile of the form included sold action, and fib your aner wrni the contract do monts, 912 French Ave. wIth the contract documents, in feel satisfied about getting out buses - period. We got school with the Clerk of mis CoUrt It duplicate, enclosed In an opaque scaled envelope bearinginThe name dupilcate, enclosed on opeque i people who are not accepted buses and Vatis to transport Tcmpa, Florida. and to wve a saoIe envelope bocrin. the name ctarnays, Gary 1. a. -* . , ' "OW Future Our CIdCI'iS United marked: 323-0697 ______________________ time. hal. $119.14 or $19.33 mo. 33,$38.. Push, button controls, has carousel, still ty', warranty Originally $449, assume pay mints of $21 ma, Agent ________________________ GAS RANGES, Reconditioned $edfij'""' nj - Condition. Warranty, finan- clng. No down payment. 8)34 or $11 monthly. -,, ,' WITH YOUR NEEDS rolsaf demanded in the complaint. i'oact any or cii bids or certain HOUI8 MENTIONED ABOVE. ills, OiDEED thc$ flu abo',e 'MECHAN IC 'nsr reserves the rlftt bId . - N.ed imm.dlot.Iy ' , Se ary plus commis. . . -' benefits, Apply In per. ' Ezc.Iknt Opportunity' MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE ____________________ 332)939, 3334307 n, .': :• E RA • ,1, variety show (rain Havana in rsatrjctloni, ?orfea said, May '4, I'00. '7051 Ida living room. "I'm not "After tidi, It 1l1 be dilflcvit Snd 0*DER!D ot Orlando, interested in fame - anyone to get peopla out. The Ploridathls2Sthdsyol.'iprtt 1950. JOHN REED, JR. repreaslon will be greater on UNITED ST.TE$ could have done It," The day before DIaz set out those who ?iWtaIn bththd. DISTRICT JUDGE . 'mile. sojourn, a grOs) of ........ ls," - - s . 3$• )95Q OW33 . g . w, the opening date, -, PresIdent President Sefnlnolss•j seminot. community Cou.ge - - , Community Cotisói . C -. ".: ' ' ,, ford Avenue. $15,000.00, Reg. Real Estate Broker ______________________ rtgmgss DotigiW new cond. I Ok. Oak end table, much mIsc. 30 Gum Tree Ct. (YOUR CHOICE) ________________________ Alterations. Ores,smaklng coins Top dollar paid ciii ': 'itm..0}3-t8U ' WE BUY USED F URNI lURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING J STONE CO. - Creative Surtaces ic SPecial izing in repainting, nt & ext wallpaper, wall lexing, wood eXterior, COmmercial Staining Free Ext After you decorative fireplaces lin tree eslimates "n _ ______________ lnler,' & E.tenior prices Eslimates 3?? 7496 C ?2AUCtiOn _______________________ - 10 Complete Ottic, EIIate Trent Painting & Repair REf INISHING - Touch up & I 323 7501 --- Painting & Repair - One Pieccor Houseful -_. -- 5t $6? 5397 StalledI Call John 3)1 0377, Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6448126 61?0o.8 - All types Of Stone. interior ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ' & The King of The Roth ture, 205 E 25th St 373 095t ' KEILCO PAINTi'"" FreeEsl T 3)977Q Bn,dgesAnliques SCraping & mildew rCmoy.i Fireplaces 1p orhouseful -- ____ ______ 2lhrs___ 423-4832 I 3220107 ______________________ - -------.WE BUY FURN & APPL rrit,cjai& Residential Auctions & Ap praisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 ' ---- Groomlng& Boarding Photogi'aphy __________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & utsicie Screened runs Of Iloor sleeping boxes, insulated, Shady kennels, circulating Wedding Photography by John iotos or color 1q10 373 $251 - fans Also Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets - OFFICE FURNITURE lOComplete Offices Rernodeung 3225752. REMODELING 339 7020 LONGWOOD Home _____________ --__ - 75-Recreational Vehicles Apache Camper Ramanda model, sleeps 6, fiberglass module, excellerQnd Asking $1,900. cati 281 '14 Aristocrat Travel Ira Icr 16' 11295 23 W ________________ ...j _____________ _________________ I hipr Newrms, kit Ibathremooeling ______________________ TPentry1,,tin, $ j, of all typei. Lic nded FirepIace. We handle the whole bail of wax Financing avail 1Man4ualityoperationS yrs exp Patios. Driveways, etc Wayne Beal. 327.1321 ____ ____ - B E LINK CONST 322 1029 ___________________ Rebuild COdemned HOu s______________________ G BALINT 3221465 - ROOFING PROBLEMS? We do all types, alto guttering ___________________ ciii&i ___________ _____ , . Seminole community College 1-i ___f '1st w. ,i. wseets ha,.' OIS,I'$ IIMYOS 2LFrch sup Heights. 510.000.00. - CIII or See J. D, Hemphill 0O N. French Ave. - - ' , I , Fi'om 9 to S. Wide varIety. ___________________ 4S Prpsrt _________________ 55-Boats & Accessories __________________ __________________ ______________________ 1929 CHRIS CRAFT 33's twin's LAKEFRONT DREAM HOuSI cyt. engines, needs work. Now S Sdrm I bathe. ees - $2,300. Cash or trade. mortgage. . " ' REALTORS, MLS - US W. 1st St. -- . ,.. . , i, ' - . 322.525 e.npany Sep our beautiful new IROA. Rig. Real Estate Broker GREGORY MOBILE I4OMIS 3003 Orlando Or. *3.ITh 12094. ParkAve. . - INC. .. 3226133 C. Aflamof*eDr. _________________ , NO BIOS MARINE flflttwy.17-92 TrI-huli, walk thru windshield, power trIm, lay down back to sill that roll-a-My bed yeu'We . motor, trailer, all In excellent t''efo r011 bwgy. . It ds condition. Complete outfit onty VAI FHAFMancing - I - plac. a Classified . ' $1195 - today, 13.500. Call 661-1013. - _____________________ Home Repair & Remodeling -2lhrs. 3220221 Licensed Contractor. FREE HouseCleaning ESTIMATES. $629703 Mon Fri.1.3Ô Sp.m __________________ _________________ Housewives Cleaning Service ________________ - - Personalized,last dependable (3eq!va (a,.!ns our specialty. Discount prices Regular or) time basis Wsdowashwindows 577-3194 _____________________ ________________ SERVICES UNLIMITED Welding done, $1S.QQ per hr 3220711 -O,S4. ________________ 1976, 1WI ft. Fiberglass Bonita ___________________ 701 Bldg. ____________________ •. '.'. Business loans. FlorIda Mortgage Investment. 1104 C. _________________________ 322-2821 - ,v ' also make Real Estate , _____________________ p 14, 21, *1* - "'' JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 701 S. French 323.7134 YA*PSALE-'OverSOO Items. . ____________________ 107W. Commercial 7. Wed.. 21 thru Sat. 24th. 100 Phone 322.7111, Sanford _____________________________ ___________ ____________ Hayes Dr. 332.3173 ________________________ ________________________ DUPLEX-i BR, I Bath each. ASSOClATES, INC. - - Chairman Board 'of Trustees ______ BUSINESS- I Story commitciii building wpartitIo San. DIreCOr ...................................................' •- 47-A-- 24 HOUR [H 322•9283 -' ' . 'MvartbinO , .. - __________________________ ' Or. Earl S. Walden Mr.'J Wendell Age. - --- Details. W.GarneftWhite IPerIedoayrgm D 01*59 Street, Sanford. Call for Avenue. $32,000.00. LOCH ARBOR 4iider's own quality home. 3 VACANT LOTS-2 Lots .pprO*. 4 5drm, beautiful pool & ,Maytalr Country ciu,. -' $230 mO. & wider if YOU 5mlIfy Mary Griffith Resifor - French Exteriors 999. to $399, I Larry's Mart, 21S Sanford Ave FOUR CARPORT SALES-W, 1)1pnI5Ce required. a' .E waive any Inlormolit los and portions of a bid as itlpultgd In seallit began, the ftet fede1 nomad defendants fcesd (Service by Publlcotlon) be technicalIties In bIdding. end to the FORM OP PROPOSAL, aid to publisiud by the United States sword the waive •ny InformaIitIs and Looking ah3ad to an in a ,wnpeper of general the Owner. No bid shell be y,fffi tathfulC011? IOI iii biddin.. aid 90 osusacutive woski COnim3ncIflI 1)04N.MII1s Orlando$96.3$d0 ___________________ 2525 323 2222 142 Carvir Av Academy Manor ______________________ 1 TWiN matt.box spgi. & tram," ____________________ Dos Hermanos sustained a outside Use Navy's Th?Inan will be entered ogokwt you tar the oon.r nesarves flu rifts to NOT LATER THAN DATE AND Coast Guard strol boat. "Everyone who has a heart shoukl lend a hand to those NEW HC/IES 32 the City Of Sanford for reliaoilltationpro.ciwlIp., * tO 810.000, maybe more, Call Stanley Stone, Sot'ø _________________________ PATIOS-. SIDEWALKS furnIture, ReIn9,, stoves. 3.31 ?OlPaftS I Concrete Worl Ph 3 ___________________________ discount Special 10 for senior Citizens, Free Est. 201 S. Park Ave 3226309 wil get results, -- $193.75. Sal $113.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339-131o. I Service Roof CoIing 5'.May GWALTNEY JEWELER ' ____________________________ Antiques and Modern Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So of Sanford. 332 5221 FresEstimates 3236118 I Clock RePair __________________________ ________________________ WaSher repo. GE deluxe model. _____________________ O&HLAWNCARESERVICE I DRIVEWAYS Service, Used Machines. 36ltOrlandoDr 8300070 - j G&J MOBILE HOME REPAIR APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. fllture Salvage. 3321721. FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Mowing. Edging. etc I Time, Vacation or all season __________________ MEINTZER TILE Neworrepair.Ieaky5hrj,J I PMbfle Home Service specialty.2syrs.Exp 8698542 J _____________________ -"""- - ________ --________ SANITARY arrived in Cuba first, a sister said. Christopher, Assistant United RENOVATIONS AND ATHLETIC PARKING AREAS. LIGHTING 'sales end service of AND FIXTURES, POLES AND BASES The Cuban-Americana cet StGtes Aflorney, 101 Fodes'ol FIELD vessel, Blanchie III, also a TOILETS new advertisers,, A uiidirg, Orlando. loi'Idi, 32001. DELIVERED NOT LATER THAN TO EXISTING CONDUIT lobster boat, returned to the UP their OWfl reception not later than July 11, 1900. ii great future for a self. DATE AND HOUR MENTIONED SE MN OLE CO MMU NIT 'V Key West dodis first because In a former U80 building iou to do so, ludemant l,y dIIOUI$ A3OVE. COLL 0!, AND DELIVERED starter. Previous sales ___ Later, they 30 broken clench pump and had Muses, quizl cui dg sac $323. Call 5627793 I-_u Bulldozing. Clearing. backhoe Service Ditches, culverts, xnds Call 531 2895 CARPET & FuRNITURE CLEANING WE BUY USLOFURNIIURE& Orig. $329 now $203 or $19 mo. I Color portable in good 9415. WE ARE CONCERNED Land Cleailng ' ' ______________________ ' Sanford. 3728771 -_ .. _______________________ marked: EXTERIOR UGHTINO 3iL -' ____ 10m1 for rent in Lase Mary, Carpet Cleaning The sooner you place l' 323- 5321 Only $110,000. available Immediately, 3.2 SALES . 543,3001 2565 'T' 1 - CramicT1ls ___________________ alIke Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of $13 mo. No dpwn payment. TELEVISION-RCA 19" 47-Real Estate ' "Luxury For Less' OStudie- 1,2,311. Suites •Peel - LIundry . - Yard Debris, Trash, - _____________________ Appliances&MIsc W,NOOW& SCREEN REPAIR 322 8545 after 4 __________________________________ To List Yout Business.,. SANFORD 32220N__________ .-' ' Theweatheriperfptt0 backyarçl sale Sell everything fast With a want ad - 24hr equipment. Noli's Santord MICOWAVE.QUASAR _____________________ REALTY WORLD. - Development Investment -..-. SULATION CO 373 llS3or 8)1 1270 Free eSt ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 'Special Rates for Complexes 68 -Wanted to Buy Wa ,, l.d from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Lic. Real !st•te Broker l6iOSanfordAve. home on S acres in Geneva, every imaginable (eaturel UflU,ifli$h SAVE ENERQY & DOLLARS' Bauty Care -- --- _____________________ For COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, 25 _____________________ ___ lflSUlatin t(ty Tint & Steam extraction "Famous Lippizzan" atstudtoapprovedmares (305) 33) 8584 _______________________________ Good Used TV's. 823 & up kit, patio, w w carpet, close to school, shopping 8. gOlt Course! A great buy for 541,000. sPaces adiacent. S acres only $112,000. Tops in tips Senior citizen discount Free est __________________ _______________________ • dra*erseddt,imafl skirted vanIty, porch gilder. pile the money in your wallett Low clown payments. 3222287. _________________________ JUST FOR YOU) BR, 28 in Tee. sno,o. Posh surrosridings Room Comfort Cenler. 7385 John Young Pkway 2986077 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrietl's' Beauty '66--Horses ________________________ white-pink quilted floral cushions, 2 blue Used fbi model color TV's. all Sacreparcefs, 1k, jj parking for trucks & equip. mint. Income from mobile 6+ Acres on the Wekiva. Only WOULDN'T SE ANVIl WAI,,TPISSIS Mildew off Roof, ext Walls "' Available to good home 319 5118 "4 - to 30.000 BlU's 90 day quar Personality Small Cats SOFA-Antique items high as an elephant's ________________________ my mother c*it," said DIaz, behind card tables under the ESTATES. according to piat licensed in Florida. Jet cleaning .-.--..-. ________________________ ' - 12)5 French (1192) 33)7340. -________ - GOLDSBORO $700 down $230 lust 137.000. 137.300. JUST THINK, ii" CLASSIFIED Orlando JENNY CLARK, REALTY, REALTORS 322101 SUPER 3 BR. 2 B home with 19 5cr porch & huge back yard, $21,700. Call 312-0216. Air, $373 mo. 6666354, Air Conditioning . Central Temp will serv.ce AC'S, refrig, fr'eejers Water Coolers misc. Call 37) 7186 anytime __________________________ _________________________ Longwood! Ealin kit, floors, BR lofts, tenced yard, COUNTRY ATMOSPHE RE CLOSE 1N-3 Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE. Plenty of - ' ' -...... Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table .8. 1 chari, 530 each. P1011's MICROWAVE STONE ISLAND orig. owners custom 2 story Colonial 1-S BR Ig FR wFP too many extras to enumerate must see to , appreciate qualIty. Located 10 Acres for only 122,5.00. Plenty Of trees, high & dry, Excetient conditIon 1. terms. 1IIIIP1• ________________________ ___________________________ finding a place, to live, car to L drive, a lob, 'or Some service you have need of. read alt our want ads every day COME 8. GET THEMI in hiStorIc %Cction of ' - 65PetSOp5)Ii( 's - - PAVED RD. is IT'S A STEALI DON'T BUY - INVEST . - ____________________ - ____________ BAKS __________________________ 2 Story T0wnhou, 2 Bdrm,2 10 ACRES, SOME WOODED & & morel Yours for - ' TRACTOR 885 Case, like new 55.995 or trade for late model truck Call 3?? 6793 S ACRES RESTORABLE MO- , Multi power settings, s yr. parts BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC & labor v'arranty. Pay $299 or 2439 S . MyrtIeAve 2 acres to expand on. 1965 Dodge Coronet, excellent Condition, good tires, ______ 5550 Call 373 6600 _______________________ 1979 Hondö Civic. Gray hat chback, air. I speed. 17.000 mi, perfect condition 5.4.500 1979 Ford F 150 pickup PS. PB. AC. AM FM, WI track. 6000 -- 322.6144. CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. FIREPLACE, Central H3.A, + convenient, nice neighborhood. Adults, no pets. $273 first & last. 323-4228. . PUBLIC RI!!ATION$ People pei'son-own hrs. Feb. potlntlal . When you place a Classified Ad ______ - VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD FRONTAOE.PINE & VA-F P'$A-235.Con. Home "PP, - Cedar siding &' m'cIi' ' 131-6711 small bicycie? Sell these idle Itetnswithawantad.Topi.ce REALTORS 2liOSantordAve. OLD WINTER PARK 3 BR, 2"z ?BR, modern, good location . ACRES. ' NEEDED Old Backyard Cars for JUNk&RECONDITION 3?? 1379 1979 DODGE STUMPY 3 Wheel Drive 6 Cyl , std , 13.000 miles ______ ASkInQ3,50O Call 371 07)7 _______ _____________ 62-A---Farm Equiptnent 51-AFurnjtur" - - of Sanford. 322 8721, _____ -. . -- - 373 1731 - Chair, $50. 372946.4 See' ____________________ , comPany for not less than S per. . he may try to slip Iheough the assistant coordinator for the described. You ri hereby conpany for not r.ti8ed that on odlon has been csntotthebasebid.Th.succeugul cintolthabasebld.Thesucc,safui Kids outgrow the swing 518 or ____________________ CHOICE 2 bdrm,. Like new. Room for nice garden plus -.. TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME,131,000!.ZTERMS,,I3 Y Enterprise, Inc. ' inapt.$333m0.&$3fldap,395 WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE S3S,00O.jI0,00Odw. '' IF 0 CALl. - Longwood. Fl. 32750. 3 BR, 18, with 2 BR, 18 MobIle _______________________ shopping. Only 144,500. Low -- 839 7020 LONGW000 ____________________ 2' ACRES WITH 3)4' FROf4. lACE ON PAVED RD. IN ACRES TALL PINE, pool, CH&A, ss,000 to assume 2' HARtlEY HEIGHTS RD. IN mortgage. GENEVA. $7,900 TERMS. ______ ____________________ l0Ctiri. fenced yard, well for watering, quiet area, cony, to -- JUST MAKE PAYP,,tNTS-69 '7S mocfl Call 339 9100 or 1 £605 tt)raer • homier mobIle, priced $11,300 with terms to fit your budget __________________________ _________________ _______ SANFORD-i Bdrm deluxe, all - 191ICHPYSLERI()()Op GOOdCOndpt,on$ Cell 327 3179 - Springs & Matt, dbl. size, 5.35 Single Malt, $5. Lge. Recliner ACRES,niceIywooda$ 21 NEW (ARPET & paint. 53,000 down-Own,r will hold mtg, No qualifying. $27,500. -- ____ ____ central H&A, w.w carpet, x,ch.q, .quI.a.d, •SnqI car garage, fenced yard. Only 132,500. F HA VA or Assumption. Won't last! -- A OK TIRE 372 7450 NEW TIRESSI9 89 & UP - 2li3FrenchAve Sanford -L-------, If vrxi'r. fl •I..:.,. -' ..ov building your bu5jne use the Classified Ads often ________________________ .' SANFORD COURTS Nowavailablel Reduce your living cosi by residing In one of our 'Watt. 75VW RABBIT--i spd AM FM stereo, A C. suroof Excel tond Best offer above 1.1 000 - Call after 5 00 3771159 78torcycles 'Lamowers. We sell the best & service the rest WESTERN AUTO, 301 W 1st St __________________ FILL DtRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND ' Sarffoid:37j$731, _______________________ 7' Couch, good cond $125. Ba: INVEST IN YOUR OWN 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, Pinecrest, Large fenced yard, new paInt 8. carpet. Assumable $1 pm . local delivery Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792. So. of ___________________________ mo ' Sr 8344200 WHY PAY RENT? Braodnew 3 1', bath homes for under $2.10 ________________________ - ____________________ totai inventory of brand new interspring 'bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free 5,FrenchAve. 3220flL ..1ic. REAL -ESTATE Breker372 5353.322 3717372O119- - OFFICE FURNITURE lOComplete OffiCeS 339 7O0 LOPIOWOOD time Original $593, bat $151 or $31 mo. Agent 339 Sx 6.3 ACRES with small pond, ALL FLORIDA RALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR HOME - BUY JUNK CARS' FromsiOtolSOCall 322 18.31 3?? 4460 - OFFICE FURNITURE lOComPlete Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 ______________________ 1V71 Singer Futura Fully auto, frontage, $1550. LET USHELP YOU PREPARED FOR BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON WOODED CORNE LOT: NEW LOG WALLS, TRUSS ROOF. DRIED.lN, DOORS & WINDOWS, SHELL ONLY 528.900 WILL CAPLETE AT Ground floor, poolside Condo apt. Sleeps 4. Enjoy best time 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central H&A, convenient location. $233 mo, & more. Send Resume 10 Mt. materials payment bond, loch in Immigration inspectors In America, to foreClose the mor n.aatlole payment bond, seth gage on the following described n fuN amount of itis contract the full amount of the contract . - BUY OR SELLYOUR HOME SEIGLER REALTY NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH- Sanford Ave. 323.3301. Intelligent? home, sit your own hours. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe banefits include paId vacation, "barrier patrols" In a fourth Cuban Aid Committee. inetituted cgaInsl yàu In the above bidder will be required to fffl bidder will be required to furnish attempt to bring out more "There were only four Court by the United States of prfo1'monc. bond arid labor and performance bond and labor end '- AllWithGoodlerms Fireplace. Near church & 145.000. Sec. depoSit. 323 796$. DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 2611 or 831-9993 energy efficient studIo i. 1 bedroom units, many features ___________________________ Good Looking? Spore or pert-time sales help PARTIAL SETS TO MATERIAL - ____ RN full time, 5-4 shift. Apply mn1rd Nursing & In THESE QUAUFICATIONS? Quiet "Watt-Wise" certified Cuban- Kelly, dece81ed; and .11 unknown to size an scope other AT COST OF REPRODUCTION. Machinist Helper, will train, was turned back by the Coast joined parties having at claiming to have Each bId must be accompanied Apply in person Richlvs vw, i Each bid musT be accOfTlpaAied Guard when he tried to make Americans who floched 10 aiy right, title or interns in the by a certified chick or bId bOnd by a certified thick or bid bond ' ml N. ci 43.4 ott 17.v. a third voyage, but he hinted Key West. He became the property hereinafter iud by a acceptable surety issued by an acceptable surety ' .. . . t, upon return , documents in good condItion - CROCKETT - ____ _______-------51-Household Goods -- HERB'S TV 75975 Sanford Av ______________________ .--_._._ - HWy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a publir AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at S pm ft's heoflly one inFtorida You set the reserved prse Call 904 255 5311 for further de?a,ts 60--Office Supplies-- For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, , filing cab & chairs Many items to choose from Nail's Santord Furniture Salvage, of Sanford, 3225771 AIR CONDITIONERS 21.000 BTU & 5.000 ATU. Almost like ncw. 363-3814 - - YOUR CHOICE FOR THE FUTURE - 170.500 40-Condominiums 3232920 He said he favored a KELLY, DECEASED; and all documents and do not bid the proud, must return jame at least second trip and has brought sandwich shop in Orlando, other claimants, by. through, with!n3days after opening of bids. ' __________________ followed on another boat four governments, I'm In favor of SUIT and ORDER FOR UN. Subcontractors and others miy above, • days later, tother with her continuing the boatlift as Is," NAMED DEFENDANTS TO Sub-contraclors and others may obtain complete bid documents APPEAR AND PLEAD (SIRS obtain complete, bid documents upondepositot$23.00w$uichwlilbe granddaughter and two greatJuan Torres Mena, 48, a VICE BY PUBLICATION) -Tot upond.posucts2s.00whIchwilibe refunded, less $13.00 to cover --- __________ .......- - .'n.A.-Ai,&Cra interest in the property herein, et $15.00 per sit to defray cost of reproduction and handling, as set refugees. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION OFFICE FURNITURE -, ..4QCompleteOthcs ''7 Truks-Traiiers' 339_______ 7020 LONGW000 _____________________ _____________________________ ________________________ ------.-'16 FORD F 100 Pickup Excellent cond 17.650 or best Equip. Offer 322 1155 25' with pump & fIlter, 1.500. U Move. 3223129. FHA.VA,FHA33$&245 KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. ' 461-5826 aft. S. DeLand 736- ______________________________ "'3247• Aik (0? Mr.-Robeets. - - -- '---.. 2BEDROOMAPARTMENTS ___________________ Contractors who obtain bid throul, under or against the - samebasis at rsturnof documents. ESTATE OF JUDITH DOWLING Contractors who obtain bid documents and do not bId the Since then, Diax ha4 made a Brigade 06, who runs a legatees, grant,.s,, assignees, , - FURP ROOMS FOR RENT Applyat 401 MagnolIa 323-1001 _____________________________ Oaks, pines, pasture with beautlfulcanal.pr00y 27 acres sole all or prl. Located In Osteen. Fla. on paved rood at $3,0O0.11, ' shopping. AsSumable mor Mountain home in Waynele, NC. Completely furnished., Rent weekly. Call for more informaiion 331 0281 -'- - -- ----_______________________ _______________________ HAIRDRESSER for progressive ___________________________ ________________ me my old lady, I'd take the p _____________________ ______________ ___________________________________ OFFICE FURNITURE - iOCompIe$eOfflces _339;7020 LONOW000 IV9323.39W BuIldtosuit,ourlotoryours ANCES DEBARY. $33500 =-.---- 29DO 1ZIGIfALTY NEW HOMES 2'aEDROOM FAMILY ROOM,' -' SANDALWOOD VlLS'2 Deposit will be refunded In full -_' of there," Diax said in an families" still In Cuba," CASE NO. 101$3-OiI-Civ.R by $23.00 deposit per UNITEDSTATESOF AMERICA, for twobonafidebids sits 10 contractors sub. DeposIt will be refunded In full miffing and return IntervIew at his modest, Vtlaboa uid. Hobby Into Money Plaintiff, -vs.PAUL E. KELLY: for two sits to contractors.sub. - Hesaidhelsn'tpleasedwith TRAdE woodframe home. KiM POWELL, miffing bone tide bids and return of documents in good usable Creative Expressions 322.7113 GEORGE' FJEDERICK of documents in good usabli conditIon withIn S days aftif the _________________ "Theyaskedme, 'Youwant the Carter CraCkdown Ofl the POWELL, 'Miflbs and the conditiots within S days after the opening of bids. Refund for sets In me a proposition: if they gave one at . - -Auto . Removeç DQIIar Paid for unk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip ment 32? Get Csh Biyer for a small investment. Place a low cost ctaccili,ri .,, ... , 2611 or 831 9993 2-2S" X 50" 1-42" x SO" 1-32" x 30' Caii327 _________ 323 6061 eves. 322-6353 or 3230317 JESSUp, $32,500. Call 323 1971 ____________________ CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ 8. USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE - RESULTS. ____________________ USED AWNING WINDOWS FOR SALE: "- INC. 1SO'*13S' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE AUTOREPAIR GARAGE -. Mermnt" ilIaq approx.20hrs,Muslbsableto ___________________________ upon rqösI 'gc mpanled PROF. LOT-An older home on Maitland Aye, . _________________________ 333.5943 . . - 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAW ILY ROOM. CARPORT. •ENCED YARD, NEW OOF, WALK TO SHOP. PING. $29,900. BEDROOM ON CORNER - . - ..-' 37-B'jsips poperty -- available. Serious inquires only. Call Ben BuSh 305-331. 9183 or call toll free 1800-241- pO6 Blvd. on 17.92 Ia, - Farms. I.? Thurs. thru Sun. Sweil corn. Beardali Ave. 1 .L,W old lady. RUt. .,,98opleare rinited.wlth.thir .PLoRLuApRLAsDo!*t1sIQ,,.4' D.r5anf. orlda...., by'lflOO deposit pr'*i --'-- the ' Peruvian Embassy?' I _______ . CUTTER & Exp. Cashier. you PICK change In Orlando: and may be offIces of Gutmann Dragash obtained or reviewed from' the MioclateL Architects Plannell --- children or pets. Ideal for retirees. 322.183i. maker $8,933 to 126,750 equIpment investment. Well over 100 return first year, plus great tax shejter. Cornputer operated. RequIres 3 ho*s per week. Choice 1 BR-$209up. Pool, Adults onlb 25th & Park Ave. 3461 Celty Ave. _______________________ nished, Yard ownerkept. No SLOT MACHINES BATTERIES-New. $30, Ex change. Used-lid, Exchange, 1109 S. Ave. 323 icso. ______________________ CAR PORT ON LARGE 701 Bldg. CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED E.Altamont.Dr. __________-_____, RMOI. 529.900. ________________ Now the world's largest money c-3 LOT'On Hwy. 436. $37,000, - Cars - CASH FOP JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day servce 323 7788 ____________________ _______________________ equipment YOU need for thOSO 39.0509 20 ACRES for sale off Markham Wood Rd. Sat.& Sun. Call from _O ones with a want ad. 339-0501 lam. to 10p.m., Y3 OFFICE FURNITURE p.m. 'to 10 p.m. Brokers 40Complete Offices 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 M. UNSWORTH REALTY welcome. 322-1346. 3397020 LONGWOOD ZONED C?. $21,000, Ads will help you find that lob ________________________ 33-Houses Furnished Very clean, spacious older ____________________ lung container. Section 863.09 Florida Statutes F.W, Dodge Plan Room and change In Orlando: and may be "I'm expecting even more boat directed him toMariel, a Sig. Helen M. Hlckey sleepy port about 18 miles (refugees). There were Publish: May 7, 14,, 21, 28, 1980. SANFORD__3Bdrm ,air&neat ww carPeting. $300 mo. $300. Sec. deposit. No pets. HO9L. $21,000. Hammonds. Lorvs. Balwin, Conns. Wurlitizers, Kimball Swingers All fl A 1 top Con bit ion Prced from 4e, cluding nrh delivery Cannon usic Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR , 1 block E of I 4 339 ArmyNavy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 A----I .J-LuI-Mcrage DUPLEX. $SC.900-Excell.nt income! 611 BR I ARCLIFFE CALL 628-0636 ___________________ YOU PICK Biackeyed pu Bid documents are open to F.W. Dodge Plan Room - MIDDLE 323.7832 ________________ 0 Complete Offices 339-7O2OLONGWOOD ______________________ ARMY BOOTS$fl, Al - SUY,SELL.TRADE E. FIt St. 322-5622 OFFIcE'FURNITURE SCHOOL. $23,000. Eves, 312 061?, 372 587 207E,2SthSt $220. 841.75$). _____________________ 33o 1)8.11107 GREEN BEANS--You picks3,00 hisflotillawouldblossomlnto tilious nameof THE HMH building siteandnewathletictleld AREAS. LIGHTING FIXTURES, ' -- PART TIME Frenth 323.2261 . , RN'S - LPN'S $3% Bushel. Anderson Farms, 1 exisllng high school portabli SOUTH AND WEST PARKING Hermanos, to Varadero, because, "It represents t1)C County, Florida in accordance root. 4' "'Widli R PAY ' , YOU PICK The Revisions to existing lift station. to -County, Florida under the (Ic' .- ____________________ Eat ______________________ Room of Seminole Community the Board Room of Seminole AskedTuesdaytfhethought St., Sanford, Fl.., Seminole New sanitary waste lines to leave. Iainsatlatled, but I will With following. Apply King 0 Hair, 19U Frqflçh' Ave., ____________________________ ___________________________ time, June 4, 1980 in the Board LOCAL TIME, JUNE 1, 1910, in & 3 BEDROOM, 2 STORY, ADOR. - ____________________ myho.s.nfcrIIer...iotaof of Trustees, for Seminole Com of Trustees, for Seminole . Corn Notice is hereby given that I am HAL CD(8T AtTY41. ________________________ INSULATION INSTALLER Good pay&fringebenafit, Call 323-7464 ________________________ Will cars - , W.GarnettWp,lt., Brokir btUKQ)7,5 LAKEFRONT, 3227811 DELTONA AREA. 532,000. - _______________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-i 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAlNt Bdrm. -bOtwai 833.000.- - Dr. $300 per mo., I it, $100 sec. dep. BEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced bock yard and s-fl. $34,000. BEDROOM, 1' BATH. oou BLE CARPORT. FENCED . SUNLAND, 510,500, pets. 322-6271. wIll be recafv.d by OWnS?. $OInt will be receWeO by OWn.r,qard allow refugees from the about family reunification, engaged in business at 217 E. First Peruvian Embassy to leave by boat. INVITATION TO hO EXTERIOR LIGHTING OP COLLEGE OFFICE CLERK with secure 33 ___________________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA ' , ,• , ___________________________ Sealed bidS: Irom Contraders Sealed bids trsm C*red.V$ ______________________ . . ___________________________ tried unsuccessfully to see his 1001.62, remained In Havana now deceased father two for several days to confer with . DEWU . REALTOR.322;491 TRADE INDISPOSALSALE . In tb' good ole sum. mertim,,.lt's a great timeto sell something with. a Clauifled Ad. Just dial 332. 2611 ot S31.,3 for a quickresults ad. - -- - -. ' REAL ESTATE 3 BEDROOM, l' BATH. AIR 8. HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36,900. 3n. MobIlsHom,,12x60 Spanish Furniture. $6.So0Cashonly.323.1251 Call Bait 171,900 n-Junk WILS,)NMAIERFURNITUPE OFFICE FURNITURE at tsr school. Mon. thru Sat., 1950 ROOM, AIR & HEAT. ELE. CANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACE NEAR LAKE MONROE. SANFORD-) Bdrm., airl. heat, wwcarpeting,%)oOmo. $300 sec. deposit. No pets. Refer ences. 322 1477. _________ ?iill-care of 1 our chiidren in my home. FinCed& Screened Play AREAS SEMINOLE COMMUNITY Flights," which brought TOLIT% VIlaboa, a Bay of Pigs in000 vuicmveteran,wheupenttwo united Sta . - -- flCeachT,1Hot,so24x34,,, bdrm, Carriage Cove, new P' central A & H, V,0O will consider financing for rht Also Delmar 2 rm, fl.. csn?ral A&H, rea to mo int6, $3,900 Call 12933 fortheIargefamlly4r at & an addition ntaInlng huge family rm., sewing rm.. etc. (Could be an a for Mom?. Newcarpeting & many other very desirable features. Only 163.000 for tie real value ) BEDROOM.2BA11$. FAMILY 42 Home in Altamonte Springs, Igr treed rd backup to the Little Wekiva. Available the beginning of June 862 7393. ______________________ - vERYspECiAL t.oewARBO -- - 25445. French Aye, 3220231 322 3772. 322 0779. 372 5353 . . -- , • DUPLEX-Older 2 stoJyfraL bldQ.zonedc3:Atleyatréar of propfy. all fenced lot. SanfOrd, %30,0. William McCoy Realty, REALTOR 66$. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 3. Call 661.5444, DeBary. , DEW-64 It was the start of what arrival with 20 refugees each, Already the four-week re- _________________________ came to be known as the the shrimp boat "Big Baby" fugee figure has surpassed INVITATION TO BID Marlel-toKey West sealift fromthegroupcametntoKey thetotalforanyslngleyearin SANITARY EXTENSION. - housing. Carpentry exp - of Florida to Cuba. It E.XEC. HOME - 2-1½'wflh family room, all equipp in Stone lsland 2 acres, canal priv., 1150 mo 1st. last & sec Clerk Typist flL University Florida's Agricultural Research Center. Must be - experienced typist. Salary $7.9to$9,667plus16%fringe benefits call 322-4134. __________ off for Cuba on a whim to see . Seric., 200 S. French Ave., ______________ Sanford, Fl. -_________________________ 24 -Business Opportunities -. percent, lower than the national average. Most of "Their orientation toward the Anglo-American majority Is overwhelmingly positive," Portes said . food stuff, according to the Hunan Cuisine for COfl sumption In the restaurant. Salary $237 for 40 hours per wk + 2 meals a day. Exp. required minimum 2 yrs. cemeteries Cuban firms in recent years, it is likely that they By 1976, most of the men in the study group had - refugees, believes the latest refugees from Cuba will make a significant contribution toward the managed to reach jobs comparable to the ones they wiflbe absorbed Into American life with little social absorption of the new arrivals." had in Cuba. Their average yearly earnings were or economic disruption. ( of noodles, soups and other __________________________ Duke University sociologist who has studied Cuban -. -+. • 48-EvenlngH.ra$d,Sanfoid,Fl. Wednesday,May21,1$0 States, down from the 1,400 of last we2k. - .. 322_2611or8319ç93i ____________________ ., - - �0 - - r,- - • - • - - May 21, 1e0 Figh-ts Dwarf- AgaInst Alleged - E3 _____________ - - 0 Evening Herald, $anfard Fl Wednesday May21 Week •'> • Mlishér Liks Ant'iq ue . carl s, upr 131' TO-11 NETSEL Herald Staff Writer r icr . o ii Seagram's 7 BLEND 1 99 ' • QUART CASE OF12-71 CASE OF12-8385 33/3% MORE IN LITERS THAN IN 750 ML OTS. .VODKA - - - IRUM L " 33.8 01 p - - • CASEOF12-1O545 -- -•'* . sco'rcii 49 .QT. -..--59* ANY 12. 109.50 . AT ALL 151 ABC's : ASA h • CAFE A , , • H C OCKTAIL LOUNGE & PKG. HI-WAY 17-92 . I . _______ . _____ • I ""' • - - STORE NEAR 434 OPEN SUNDAY . / wED.MAY21 --- - -- ANDRE--25.4 01. 2.69 76 SPATLESE PIESPORTER GOLDTROPFCHEN 76- POUILLY FUISSE 1 IMP. FRENCH JACOUES-LAMBUN V 7o CHOICI 99240Z. .46 EA. IN CASE LOTS 89.50 - - - - - -- --. - -- - - - - - -- - -- S SPINACH SAI_%D I b-u - of fresh -spinach, wished dried and bro ken pret'es - - - $ - into snVcfl SlICT(i fresh inushroonis nliced gretin onions ART Of C0untry hain tablespoons vider vinegar a very poor golfer," Imillt'd vi~g, - " optional bite-st/ed pieces mnti frs in pan. reser rug 2 I itmit 'l)tutS rc ot \lIs rt e i uth ir, % itivg ar , itt r and ;iur t''r spinach, iiitcshrooiims, onions and hatui pieces I*U oki Ii it I it.. \I is be toPPtd otth ;)ices if to -• 't 4r - - George Perkins takes to the'kitchen on sIu.'cioul on bottornorsancrwir?crrn and fill suth rneat'l'oi vuth s l iced 'aioii'. - ib poons sugar 12 ounces warnu beer Stir ingredients until moist and place in greased loaf pan Bake at 375 degrees for 30 35 minutes. -- - ' and pickles. BEER BREAD 2 cups self-rising flour - ANY 12-64.65 I large tot-ad .ihh,ucc. tropjktI arid sIn-cd hut not stirritititi I siriall tinlior, i-hopped arid slit cit but stiredileil 80i1tt' cuntauucir iolr crt'aumm loot - S • QU T AR * KY. BRB. 4= h OLD OLD TRADEMARK IJISTIUJED & BOUM IN 12 wj WILD TURKEY , i : : - JRKEY eDe , T* U.. KK _:- _R .._Il - ss.ss ST.,__ P.M.- I DAYS A WEEK I LI'.. OMORE cn $238"BEEF CURED 00111K PACK - S It's barbecue time again! For an economical change, try curry-barbecued turkey thighs. Serve- t!tha.coconutty peanut pitresfrft-utt salad. Before starting your fire, form the charcoal briquettes into a pyramid. Then cover with a lighter made especially for briquettes. For safety, do not squirt more fuel on hot coals to hasten the fire. The grill is ready for use when the coals turn a gray ash color in daylight or glow red at night. Then spread the coals in a single laye r for cisistent cooking To save money, barbecue additional food to refrigerate for later meals. CURRY-BARBECUED TURKEY THIGHS 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 clove garlic, crushed 1 Large onion, finely chopped 3 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon curry powdç Salt to taste I s teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 (13 %-ounce) can chicken broth 1 cup applesauce 2 tablespoons brown sugar 4 small turkey hind quarters or thighs with drumsticks, about 1 to P-a pound each Vegetable oil Prepare grill for barbecueing. Melt butter or margarine in medium saucepan. Add garlic and onion. Saute until tender. Stir in broth, applesauce and brown sugar. Heat to boiling. Simmer on low heat 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Rinse turkey. If whole bird, cut at Joints to separate drumsticks from thighs. Brush with oil. Sprinkle with salt. Place on grill, 6 to 8 inches above medium-hot coals. Grill 45 minutes, turning occasionally. Brush with curry sauce. Continue grilling, turning and brushing occasionally until turkey Is fork-tender, about 15 minutes more. Heat remaining curry sauce and serve separately. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings. COCONUTI'Y PEANUT PILAF 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Ik2 cups regular long-grain rice (not quick-cooking rice) 2 2-3rd cups water 2 chIcken bouillon cubes i Cup shelled, roasted peanuts (unsalted and unseasoned) 3 tablespoons toasted flake coconut -Melt butter or margarine in medium saucepan. Stir in rice until grains are coated. Add water and bouillon cubes. Bring to boiling. Stir In peanuts. Cover, Cook on low heat until liquid is absorbed and rice Is tender. S Fluff with fork. Transfer to ovenproof serving dish. Sprinkle with coconut. Keep warm in oven or at side of grill until ready to serve. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servIngs. - - - S SHANK CUT 78' .. FRANKS 2 : 100 PCT. PURE GROUND LYKIS SLICED BEEF FRESH PORK BUTTS LI- 88' BOLOGNA FRESH PORK HAM CENTER CUT SLICES LB. - 98' LI.PK.1 LB BEEF BRISKET BONELESS ROLL OR SLBS MORE LB - oo SPARE RIBS UQ LB SUNNYLAND SMOKED LII EXTRA LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE PICNIC 681 LU SLICED IOc Lii 384 PORK RIB ( 4Qc - MEATY PORK $I ROAST 98 PACK L COOKIN GOOD WHOLE $1 58 FRYERS $298 ROAST LYKIS GRILL FRESH PORK Tur key L13. 58, COOKIN GOOD FA'vEI 6 DELMONICO STEAK FAMILY PACK LB . THIGHS $268 DRUMS11CLI& FAMILY STEAK LB I TtJIc MAY 2 7 COOKIN GOOD FRYER I58 Lit RI CES GOOD THRU r f"r#i'ii.i r% II $1 $j CHUCK 1-BONE STEAK sup $498 CHITTERLINGS 10Lss2 CHITTERLINGS 10 ANY 12 71.85 2*99 STEAK ti P MVMIRDLt IN IJU1( IJI(t GROUND CENTER (UT SIRLOIN 25TH T09 ii'#ie' I,. urr4 3r4JI f FIRST CUT CHUCK 5099 0QMT*O UIIFRAUMILCH - C OU PONS B&L SCOTCH BULLOCH LADE BLUE NUN LOWEST MEAT PRICES IN THE WORLD! WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. AMERICAN BLEND(D WHISKEY 25.4 01. __ II fl I f1___ AVE. AT OPLN DAILY 8 A.M. BLEND GOOD -TUES., MAY 27 - ' ,ARK - UT TWO PER CUSTONIP W/UPOu CARL - • Brown the wound chuck and drain fat. Mix meat with jar of onions - - - : - • pickles -. 5,*39 QT. 10 1 IN YEARS # So QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH SOTLANDBYGLENUVET ...,' • onions CHOICI FULL N1W LOW LOW MC11 S - - - - - salt and pepper Mozarella ehese slices, one for each sandwich S OU VIII---- - tblts ionitmoomc to I cup kT ate.d Cheddar ir thetse IIIk broccoli iii in of water until firm, not overcooked, and rclwe from .%ater...\dc! chicken bicasts to saint' ater and cook for abou t lu rmnutes, In a baking dish- -pIac- broccoli itli the chicken hR its tin top Mix otticr ingredients together td ptur on top. fop %%uth grated cheese anti hake for Jo tributes at .tO degrees. S IOOSFMFATSLBMtRINE. 2 pounds ground chuck small jar of mustard •- KNIGHTSBRIDGE MOST OTHERS ARE 1011 rLII3nnM 3 , FORD ., COCKTAIL LOUNGE & PKG. STORE [-WAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS 1. LITER 33.8 01. . - On Barbecue 1 - S• When discussing his culinary prowess. "I go in for Super Bowl Lpe ofcooking." lie explained he likes to have a bunch of people over to watch a football game on TV and prepare food that can be e aten at their leisure CASE OF12-8795 soup - lie usually cooks for himself but enjoys cooking for others on 4lidays or on camping trips. A don't get too exotic," fie said 90'0 GIN AMERICA'S LARESLWLNE & SPIRITS-DEA LER, SAVE UP TO 40% AS MUCH AS $2 A lOT BLEND CREAM OF SCOTLAND RARE COLD DUCK can o f tique automobiles. hippet. He has owned three of them but this one he has kept kid restored though it still needs work. "It needs a new in. *ior and the engine has to be torn down and put together." he 254 OZ •' 7 PRICES IM THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, MAY27 • '- QUART MIXANYI2-71 85 . - of-.1-3 AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD O101a GOOD box of froten'brocct)li cream of chicken , er)dns.iLsingle and lives in Altamonte Springs. When he time he said he "likes to dabble in art." Another interest is • NO LIMIT - LIMIT j a 'fL-SCOtCM - - Perkins' 49 SLINDID NO QUART S P - : NO LIMIT ç- '.. CASE OF12-71 85 • ':" . •. Jg - -': 25.4 0 ' ' LIGHT OR DA8J(,, -- i I, NO LIMIT .: BENEDICTINE COFFU sj :,-. et Talk, the magazine for the humane Society and 'lorida Out of Doors" are other publications produced b) company. . .! The Iowa native also enjo)-s golf - "I'm I~ said. "but I like to hack around." 99, • -•'' • • . -• 4ANY12"51.95 49 - 1 79 J0. ODKA CUM IMIRNOFF 800 VODKA • IN - • 1001, • : SAXONY - RARVWTS, QUART 85 99 UTR 33.8 OL AE CANAIHAN CLUB CREAM 'JUP141TIP NO LIMIT '. il BRISTOL LIQUEUR NO LIMIT - 4 chicken breasts, honed and skinned 'Perkins is pLesiuent of the Seminole Publishing Company, Which IS located in a converted house on Hermits Trail in Altain onte Springs. They publish a variety of publications tinging from the Florida Horseman to religious magazines fir Lutherans and Episcopalia 17 A CUTTY SARK 7 HARVEYIS SOUTHERN -COMFORT 99 - 40% - - They have Just started a magazine for social studies t*achers and have just completed a 300-page book by an 'iando psychiatrist. - 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA th I Salt L'I sugar In a large !)4)wl mix (at)bage and onion with sour cream, salt and sugar to taste. 'fuss o.ell and chill. (lll( hi' N t)l t\ • 'George Perkins caine to central Florida 11 years ago tob '1 *iUthe sale of a chain of newspapers and staved to eventuaIl !ad his own publishing company . - 0 ' - ,, -- * 6w1 Type Food -- - - 7 41 - SAVE' - Discriminatiofl Qw- : - -- Ueiht Cook Of The BOSTON (UPI) -In the last 18 months, 4-foot-3 "I really .just want to show my indignation to because of "recurring bac problems and knee Boston an "I'm trying to show people what happened than the other from "running Burton Gutterman says he been t ur ned down for this whole system," he said, waving his brand me. I want to get off welfare. All i really want to pain" and be cause he was af flicted wi th achonIs that one b Si3O( g work more jobs than he can remem be r . So he's goin g new Massachusetts vendor's license "I'm corn-. do is work," he sa id droplasia -defined as' a hereditary, congenital, around in circles trying t et 'Into politics and let the voters decide whether he's pletely qualified to ,vork." Among the-jobs Guiterman has applied for wae familial disturbance ... resulting in a peculiar "They never had any intentiorm of hiring me to&'short to work. "I've been reduced to selling pencils on a street type of dwarfism," Boston police officer. anyway," he said. Gt\tterman, 27, a University of Massachusetts corner for lack of something better," he said. There is no height requirement to be Boston He said Gutterman also said he lived in the city • I - major in college said graduate was standing in front the Statehoase Gutterman, a psychol But Gutterman said he won't be peddling cop, but the department turned him don last - a r eq uirement -when he actually b%ed m a s also applied for ogy at e%ert branch of AtIling pencils in a tin cup Thursday to dramatize pencils for long. fie plans to run for the Massa- summer on grounds that he flunked the medi~al his campaign against alleged height chusetts house from Boston's Brighton section. exam and lied on his application. state government in the past '1o months,but had • discrimination. Why politics? no luck. But Gutterman said he has a residence in A spokesman said Gutterman was disqualified S - S • •. EXTRA SUNNYLAND SMOKED PICNIC CENTER CUT OOc SLICES 00 LB aairy '-14'. III III Ii! "()11)15 - -frozen-foods • I PIZZA . 99 hug 79 i'h(, $929 IIANQI II I 1411 I, Chick Cfl I i II I Al II I 1111,1 Ice Milk 'tIAl It"! I -- Bar a 'Ill!VIII M)Otlii%t, iIQUID I L.._ SHURFINE GRANULATED Kaopeciate $1 19 Gravy Train ' 8 6 $599 GENERIC FABRIC 89 'is oz. Soitner hillY uk, SQIAt 89' 892 Tumbler Ilti IV log (CX KIAJL Tumbler lAYS 14(4, (*41 11115 Potato Chips 79 a.-s 91( 0 CA R $113 THRIFT KING ALL PURPOSE DEODORANT Face Soap 4 - MElTA KING POP-UP VELDA EXTRA RICH I'. PCT FRUIT JUICE , OX- 59 BLEACH r iSlet. - LOAF 33 _______________________________________ _______ (2 NAISE JAN 99 11AM)).! N PORK & j!i' - BEANS • III '.501 (,R".I 41111 Al t %NtM II its , FOIL '011 $979 ASS()HihI) ( OLOKS EHR4?E P4 PAPER TOWELS 59 4IROLi MG; LImit I Well Thi s Coupon And Additional Purdhii Of III Or Mere I ici Cigsrsftss, Mats, And Ot%sq Coupon Itams, Ezpinis Miy 37. $ 34 OX 0.., Mustard 66 $979 49 iiox '.4 (III IAHI L 1 11)4(15 Soft Scrub 794 I lot 'tiii IA1IKO( 'tHI 11514 h-'" Downy SIn 59t $919 COUPON STOKILY JUICE Sal GREEN BEANS Y2 GAL VELDA HALF & HALF 3 FOR 98' 9 TEA MIX 74 02 , $129 I to 02. $4 5AVARIN INSTANT COFFEE - S TWIN PACK - TOM'S POTATO CHIPS REG. SR 87' 4 1601. CANS • 1101. BEER 6 - FLA GLASS CANS -- 1IJ OLD MItWAUKII 0 RED & WHITE ICED COUPON 110, V GENERIC NORTHERN BATHROOM TISSUE - PLATES Al I 1,41511', 1(111,114 S PURE ORANGE cOUPON'1 59 1)1511 IAIIIII i.,.h Coffee SUNNY DELL 41' GAL PAPIR Drink Mix ASSORTLO COlORS COUPON 88' SHURFINE ASST FLAVORS _________________________ GALA GAL TIME SAVER I'IKNIM ROLL 3$02. 4401 FRUIT DRINK - . 89 Coitaqe Cheese' TIME SAVER ,.... oz. Detergent $1 98 GAL DETERGENT RED WHITE TOASTER FROSTING MAYO (xx. IK)D 1 68 SUGAR I 1414.1 I-sM -S $ GAL \liIk Limit I Will This Coupon And Addi hisnal Purdhasis of 520 Or Mor e lid Clsn.tt.*, Me$,, And Other Coupon Items Expires May 37 HAIRSPRAY - 99 --.-.- CLOVER CREEl EXTRA RICH HOMO I A'.'-4)HiIIJ 'OS Bread \IiIh 5:98 MAALOX - 99 ' 1141 5kIIi'.I i ki ll •.. I P k k $119 - 4s. 794 CLOVER CR1111 LO FAT $129 £ 12 ----'--:. II K'-IIIh Chee, Whiz __ H1' i.i 1114111 Biscuits ', iI MII% IIII1S i'i. 5-- - SI/I Potatoes Fudge 1AK6Ahl'M tAIl 51411114 JOhNS I_Jul 11)-s -tiius-:.59--- . - $1 I 68 4. "A" LARGE EGGS 2111 Limit This ou And Dos. With C pon A4dit1nI Purdissi Of III Or Mirs IicI Cl-.r.$t.s. Mists And pa lt.ms AMY n jrj 8 -- �1 V- V V V V - 2C-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl V - • f- - , - _*. . V .V ;• V - - .- V - -V Rice tiOUs _______________________ HAWAIIAN STIRFRY DINNER 3 cups hot cooked rice 2 whole chicken breasts (about 1-½ lbs.), skinned, boned, and cut in thin stri ps 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 package (10 ox.) frozen, Chinese style crispy textured vegetables with seasonings 1 can (13.L 4 ozj'pineapple tidbits (drain; reserve syrup) 1 tablespoon cornstarch 3 tablespoons soy sauce All you need to do is sçlect time-saving recipes that haven't taken a short cut on nutrition. That's not always easy to do, so here are some recipes that fill all these requirements for the busy cook. - The flavor and appearance of each recipe is special, too. In Chicken and Shrimp Savoy, a little bit of expensive shrimp serves more when extended with chicken In a lovely -sauce accented with sherry. Hot dogs become something special, too, when heated with a package of frozen vegetables with onion sauce, some cheese and a dash of peppc- sauce.-Also shown here, Steak Imperial.,. round steak strips first marinated, then simmered In mushroom gravy and a tart red Jelly for a delicious blending of unique flavors. Each is served with rice (also quickly and easily prepared) and the combination contains the nutrition essential for a meal. - - lTr- - - . -. • V ..-• gravy • - V ' ' • ' - • - .'' - ,, red jelly. WO - lilt 1JbU. . V • V V V Mayon j . - -. I rn French's Mustard.... Ketchup .................. .bol. Memorial Day. We've 24-oz. Sandwich Bread ........ .. $1.00 off coupon on rwr packed thousands of picnics. Why not let the Publix - loll Process film. Chocolate Cookies .... (coupon In onvelopo of pFoces"d prints) - - Deli pack yours $ 129 pkg 79C flV or PER DOZEN Dixie Plates ............... LEMON SAUCE Pubil: Quality and Kodak - V. j • Hi-C Drink ER pL, THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MAY 22, ) THRU WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1980 ... CLOSED SUNDAY.. • Ven for a • • Van Camp (Serve With Hot Dogs) - Pitted Olives SAVE • 41 . $2 TC ou Orange Jumice _________________ - VLsI_ V I .. - an II-.- --. . - • Ked -- / L -" can - _ ' V Tetley 6 er $189 Cola, Grape, Root Beer, Orange or Ginger Ale Hot Dog Buns--.. ..... Frito-Lay '71 , /2 oz. 39c it'i"t83ti'' 0 ff• es or oz. : Regular flVealemon 1" Potato Chips............. 89° '-Wise Pk 9V rr With This Coupon ONLY ---- -• --------- $129 'Doodles SIIacks "°' Phi- si Scott Economy 3O0t. N s ØPkifl..................... Turkey __ - Setabeautjfultable - Potatoes .......... pbor 750-ml. bot. For Snacks or Waldorf Salad, Washington State Golden Delicious Apples ........... 3 359 Sausage u uW.p.uu. Squash. •. lb. - Celery High . • Meat Loaf.......... Macaroni 4& Cheese .......... "s' Daitees lb. $179 Oak Sliced 8-01. Cooked Ham ...... . pkg. 290 Lykes (Regular or Beef) Potassium, "Country Stand" Brand Fresh 12oi. 11 "Anytime I.Lime Time", Florida Wieners ............. Tennessee Pride (Hot or Mild) Whole Hog Seedless Sausage Mushrooms ..... V dow) 4 J .2p ARMOUR STAR JUMBO (REGULAR OR BEEF) , • - j- MIracle Margarine 00 79° i 2 Salad - V I-lb : $i° kg: - Salami................ . -hu1! $269 (lip tiffs M11" . .'- /! 2%) _____ -- _____ Puddings ........4 - 4 J ,,r,V<,, V ASSORT SAVE 54c. ASSORTED SEALTEST $249 - • dit I- Ice Cream 89, " boLA- 994 QW F Fresh Crisp Large to in • Top Round Steak 'S Key Clublteak Florida Crisp SmsM 40' - - B" crurichy For OIPSOISIIIedSBIUSCI1ISSS - si Asuded COIWG 9f FroM Cut ton's Batter Fried -. Gor '...".. Haddockllets. ' $2' USDA Choke Best chuckmad.st.ak.. p1" USDACIIOICIBesI IadeRoast Oven .wu,,.o., , - - $17!'i Chuck lye Roast....... . - 89' 3 of ShortMbs $14 $hotPJbs . S - • . a - roll. Bring I'7"1-----------MINTED HOLLANDAISE SAUCE '-- 1.!J4'GreenStamps P~. RMIGIANA, MEAT LOAF. CHICKEN. . 16-oz Pkg., Natural Long Grain Rico 5. Copon I .puai Wad May 28 _I.4---: ' Morton Bavarian Creme, Glazed or Jelly pkg. PX o 699 r $229 , . pkg I Pound Cake........ Items) - - PP Reg. Pkg., Allot, Varieties fo Kellogg's Pop Torts 01 6- (COuPOA E APste, Wed 1 May 20, 1960) -. cup chopped fresh mint or 2 teaspoons dried mint flakes, crushed ½ lb butter , melted 2 tablespoons lemon juice Sidt and pepper, to taste -i cup heavy cream, w1upped Place egg yolks, vinegar, water and nunt in blender con. tainer, Cover; quickly turn blender on and off. Slowly add warin butter witli blender on high speed. Blend until thick and fluffy, about 30 seconds. Season with lettion juice, salt and .. ................. If fresh irdnt is used, fold in mint with whipped cream. 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Kraft's Light n Lively Individually-Wrappqd FébnoSoftener Sheets for Dryers > LONG WOOD VILLAGE CTR • LONG 9. •/9 3O-i9 D V Publix $109 Il e teaspoon ground nutmeg 3 tablespoons lemon Juice 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons dark mm Drain pear& In large bowl combine red wine, sugar, cin. nalilon, nutmeg and lemon juice-, add pears. Marinate pears overnight. Transfer all to a saucepan and slowly bring to bod. Remove pears; reduce remaining mixture until only about ki cup remains. To prepare rwn sauce, in mixing bowl, mix sugar and Pour into saucepan and cook on low heat, stirring with a wooden spoon until mixture coats spoon evenly, Remoye from heat; pla ce until custatd is cool, stirring occasionally. Blend in ruin. To serve, place one or two pear halves per serving in a pool of rum sauce and drizzle the reduced carmelized wine sauce very lightly on top. If custard curdles, beat vigorously with hand beater until wine ., . " - c'ti, 18c1 Mint Sprigs crab if Iroxen4rain andshce. Set aside. 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TI I • Swift Premium or Lazy Ma Sliced acon ....... : 99' Swift Premium (All Varieties) ExcellentSteamed, re - Fruit Jell-O Tasty $ 23* 2-lbjkg. -_- // liquid barely covers bottom of pan, to about cup. Reduce heat to low, slowly add 1-' cups very soft butter, 2 tablespoons at a time using wire whisk and beating constantly. Add remaining lemon juice, salt and cayenne pepper to taste. Keep warm. Cook' the noodl es according to package directions. Saute noodles In 2 tablespoons of butter. Add cream and heat , .40-oz.bat. ,y Rocist Zesty-Flavored . Disinfectant ,-_77IAT'a2 limb, Good Baked or Candied, U.S. # 1, North Carolina Sweet $2 29' _• ipS.•e ° tablespoons main sttilks-cvl~ry, cut in fine stil ps 3 carrots, cut in fine julienne strips 2 leeks, cut in fine julienne strips Cut fish diagonally into b pieces. If using 2 blocks of frozen I ish, allow fish to stand unwrapped at room temperature 20 minutes. Cut each seini-frozen block into3sections. Poach fish in I cup wine, fish stock and 3 minced shallots. %Yhen cooked, fish will turn opaque and flake easily when tested with a fork. roitn fish will take 15 to 21) niintcs to cook and if fresh about 3 to 10 minutes. Do not overcook. To make lemon sauce: Reduce 4 cups white wine, 3 minced shallots an(12 tablespoons lemon juice large saucepan until in Breakfast Club Hambuçger or 6 Lemonade Crystals •,. $149 PRICES GOOD iN SEMiNOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES Charcoal.................... - Pix Drinks FOR PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT For Cook-Outs, Sparky 89° Tea Bags .................. ftPS1 de - or . 1 Vlasic Hot or Green Tomato Piccalilli ..................... ' tar 49c Dill, India Hot Do Hamburger or Sweet . 49c Viasic Relishes........... a Cheese Curls, Cheese Balls, Corn Chips, Pretzel Stix Pretzel Twist '.9Planersnac.s t s Snacks....... can Uto I lb bag THI . 79c can Vlasic Fresh Pack Kher - r y. p UTE - . Dill Pickles .................. ja CON* 1 !%j • • . 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V Chicago s huge wholesale market draws on the world. and Gordon and Jimmy's Place buy fresh fish 'round, but both resthuranteurs are quick to point out that fresh fish is not always available everywhere, while highquality frozen fish, seafood and frozen and canned Alka Snow crab are. Handle it properly. they advise... whether you're a week-end gourmet chef or a professional... to T~e secret is don't thaw frozen Cod. fliddock, Flounder, Ocean Perch or Pollock before You bake', broil, stearn or poach it, and never cook any fish, fresh or frozen, too long, Fish should be prepared with a light touch. Chef de Haute Cuisine Yoshi Katsumura demonstrates the light touch in full view of guests at Jimmy's Place. The cuisine IS international in style, reflecting the chef's Japanese FLORIDA GRADE A - Garlic, Hot, Hickory Smoke Flavor or Plain, Kraft Bar-B-Que Sauce .... ' Pure Prepared, - Bonuddl' Dpy • • - nc... High In Flavorful Hawallaril A The measure of a good Chicago meal used to be by eight but today a new lighter, more sophisticated dining has evolved in the windy city. With innovative foods and showcase decor, Young restauranteurs are creating an ambience that offers more than just a good place to eat Two of the trendiest places in town are Jimmy's Place and Gordon. each tucked behind storefront. facades, and neither located in a remotely f ashionable area. Gordon, a mixture of art deco and glitz, was once a hotel coffee shop. The original tile floor remains, as do the burnished wood paneling and the marble counters, now used as table tops. The nienu cluinges daily, and fresh seafood is the specialty - poached, steamed, grilled or sauteed. Typical of the "nouvelle cuisine" is filet of sole from the North Atlantic stuffed wi th an Alaska Snow crab mousse and sauced with PICNIC SPECIALS! .- - I ii - - - For 50 years we've been helping our customers celebrate Combine wine and teriyaki marinade; pour over steak. Set aside while preparing peppers and apples. Drain marinade from meat and reserve. Saute meat in butter, usinj high heat, until brown. Stir in g1avy, lelly, and marinade. Bring to a boll. Saute onions and mushrooms in butter until goldep. Stir in soup, broth, mushroom liquid, and seasonings. Add chicken; cover and simmer 25 to 30 mInutes. Sprinkle with parsley. Serve over beds of fluffy Pilaf. Makes 5 to 6 servIngs. Pilaf: 3 cups hot cookeci race (cooked in chicken broth with a dash of onion powder). h"D ..-- lø • I V . - STEAK IMPERIAL ½ cup dry red wine ¼ cup teriyaki. marinade 1-½ pounds beef round steak, cut in thin strips 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 can (10-14 ox.) mushroom gravy 2 tablespoons currant or other tart red jelly 1½ cups slivered green peppers 2 tart cooking apples, cored and sliced 3 cups hot cooked rice - V Lt It round steak Is simmered In mushroom and tart a Remembep.Mem( with. Publiox, - Top with peppers and apples. Sprinkle apples lightly with salt and sugar, if desired. Cover and simmer 5 minutes. Serve over beds of fluffy rice. Makes 6 servings. SOUTHERN-STYLE CHICKEN 'N GRAVY ½ cup chopped onions 1 can (4 ox.) alked mushrooms (drain; reserve llquid 'una butte r or maárIne 1 can (10-% ox.) condensed cream of mushroom soup 2 cups chickeh ¼ teaspoon each thyme and pepper I box (2 11*.) frozen fully-cooked fried chicken 3 tablespoons chopped parsley Pilaf V J Combine mixed vegetableã and milk. Bring to a full boil over medium high heat, stirring occasionally. Reduce the heat and .00k 1 minute; Add cheese, frankfurters, and pepper sauce. Heat thoroughly. Serve over beds of fluffy rice. Makes & servings. - V JOIN US AS WE REVISIT5DECADESO F SHOPPING PLEASURE. NOW WE'RE SPOTLI 1 package (8 ox.) frozen cooked shrimp, thawed 1 can (104i ox.) condensed crem of mushroom 2 tablespoons dry sherry 2 cups coarsely chopped cooked chicken ½ teaspoon each onion and celery salts ki cup diced pimientos I cup drained cooked green peas ½ cup sour cream 3 cups Yellow Rice SAUCY FRANKS 1 package (8 02.) frozen mixed vegetables with onion sauce ½ cup ndlk 1 package (8 ox.) American processed cheese, diced 1 package (12 to 16 ox.) frankfurters, cut in 1-inch slices 4 or 5 drops Tabasco pepper sauce 3 cups hot cooked rt • V soup - .!,-___- Cover and cook 2 minutes. Blend seasonings from frozen vegetables package with cornstarch, soy sauce, and ¼ cup -water. Stir into chicken mixture. Add pineapple; cook, stirring, until sauce Is clear and thickened, about 2 minutes. Serve over beds of fluffy rice. Makes 6 servings. CHICKEN AND SHRIMP SAVOY Drain shrimp on paper towel, to remove excess water. Set aside. Combine soup and sherry. Stir in thicken, shrimp, seasonings, p1 lentosiandpeas:.HeatthorgughlyVFoId tnsour cream. Serve over beds of fluffy Yellow Rice. Makes 6 servings. - While rice is cooking, saute chicken in butter for 2 minutes, using a large sidliet. Add vegetables and pineapple syrup. In fact, rice is good to keep on hand for all occasions. It can be stored on the pantry shelf almost Indefinitely. And there's no preparation required before cooking. Since rice cooks in about 15 minutes, It can be ready as quickly as the rest of the meal. It costs only about 3 cents per half-cup serving and has the ability not only to add elegance to a shrimp dish, but also to dress up hot dogs. So whether It's the base for a saucy entree or served separately, rice is the perfect accompaniment for any meal. ' V Art flavors. Marinated -. - Mix Deco, Gli'tzt Food For So pisticatea Dining V7 blending of unlu. ' * .4 Steakimperlalls - a V delicious TO Meal As more members of a household begin to hold down full. tinle jobs, meals that can be prepared quickly, yet contain the nutrition that the family needs become more important. Wednesday,May21,1$_Jc America's Trendy Restaurants Perfect. 0. Accompaniment V - Wednesday May 21, 1NO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Nutri _7 . - .- -.---• - - ' . . V •' V . ---. V . - ' V - - - - 1, �- - ' -. - * ..-o • -p---- -.-.' . - - - t-- 4Ev.nIngH.,s.,foFl WIdnuday,May21,l'so III9eI i -rlenus uai Pian tation Cas On a lovely Sunday morning when you have the time, plan to linger over family breakfast or invite a few friends to share a csual meal with you. This one could be called a plan ta tion: style brunch. Even though you've never been closer to a plantation than a movie or a book, it's still possible to have this kind of meal. With quick or convenience foods such as cornbread or English muffins, packaged, smoked beef and a small can or jar of mushrooms, planning and preparation are simplified The main dish is a bit unusual in that you saute smoked, thinly sliced beef in butter (while cornbread bakes) with green pepper and onion, then add flour, seasonings and milk for the white sauce. The creamed beef teams with cornbread squares to serve as the entr ee for brunch. Comple te the menu with'a bowl of seisonal fruit öut of which each can help himself or herself. This might even be the centerpiece for brunch because It can include lovely strawberries, grapes, blueberries, peaches, melon balls, apple slices, pineapple chunks or w ha tever you ha ve on hand. This combination of fruit is enchanced with a sauce, made of brown sugar and cinnamon folded into dairy sour cream. What beverage would you like? Cafe au Lait (half coffee, half milk) is sophisticated. CREAMED BEEF OVER CORN BREAD I .e _ • - Nicaise is an 4 I ating excellent recipe Lazy On Days using seafood in Lazy summer days cantor eating to match the-weather and teaspoon salt actiitjes. That's why the main dish salad has become so 2 cups finely chopped cooked chicken popular across the U.S.A., whether you are vacationing, 1 : cup chopped celery staying at home or commuting to a Job. 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento ... Ohe of the be st is a creamy but tangy chicken salad 1 tablespoon chopped chives tastefully seasoned with lemon juice, peel and nutmeg. Celery, 2 teaspoon nutmeg . chopped pimiento and chives provide crunchiness and color. Salad greens Sour cream makes a tasty but simple dressing to go with the liressing: Yield: 3 i cup) creaminess of the salad in which the liquid is light cream or two-thirds cup dairy sour cream 4 half and half. Not only are both types of cream lower in ito 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice calories than commercial types of dressing, they complement '. teaspoon salt th e chicken which is also low in calories. 2 tablespoons sliver ed almonds . TANGY CHICKEN SALAD MOLD For mold, soften gelatin in light cream in a large saucepan-, 1 8 servings ) st ir in c hi cken broth, Heat over low heat, st ir r in g constantly, Mold: until gelatin is dissolved. Stir in lemon juice, lemon peel and 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin salt. Chill until jelly-like in consistency. Fold in chicken, 1 cups light cTam OR ha!ran hall' celery, pcniento, chives and nütmeg blend well. Pour mixture 211 cups chicken broth in a 5-cup mold. Chill several hours or overnight. Nleanwhile,, 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, for dressing, combine all ingredients in a small mixing bowl. teaspoon grated lemon peel (mill ito 2 hours to allow flavors -. to blend, NS 1Z. Wednesday, May 21,1980.-SC BralsedBluefish Dish Salads Answer i I, Brun abundance at 'I J - wire tack. For creamed beef, melt butterin a large saucepan. Saute green pe ppe r and onion until tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in beef and cook 1 minute longer. Stir in flour and seasonings until smooth. Remove froniheat and gradually stir In milk and mushrooms. Bring to bo il in g, stirring constantly. •Boil and stir 1 minute; keep warm. To serve, cut cornbread into squares; slit each in half horizontally. Toast under / br oiler until golden Pla ce 2 pieces on each plate, spoon sauce over each. FRUIT SAUCE Yield: 1 cup 1 tablespqoji light brown sugar . / ' teaspoon,cinnamon 1 i"dairYsour cream Combine brown sugar and cinnamon in a small nibdng bowl; gently fold in sour cream. Chill 1 to 2 hours to allow flavors to blend. Serve over chilled pineapple, blueberries, I •.( melon balls and apple wedges. .. . __ . as. , - - - . I - '. ,t..... & ....,1 ( 4 do . - '5'- .\. _\._ I. . ' ' --•- . - "- -, ' . •- - L markets this montn . . . ''•\. 1 .' pj \• S 13est Seafood Buys Are By , 1 . - • • t' ' - V '' 66 - - - - .•; th' • - -- - -. . - . 1 - ;- I .• .' , '&. - . ,, . . & oior, Ui WOiuelo chicken s.i.id is just perfect for the main dish on a [tot and humid summer evening. It can be prepared the evening before. - Season -- . - Ft esh Virginia seafood has been i tradition since 1607 when Engl sh Jamesto n stumbled Indi a ns roasting oysters on the beach. Captain George Percy's diar% i g1l Corn Bread: cup all-purpose flour Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. al .ver ch _ vvl th M T6 - - 0 I tup corn meal CUP sugrr 4 teaspoons baking powder ' 2 teaspoon salt I cut milk 14 cup ( 1 7 stick) butter, melted I egg Creamed Beef: (yield: approx. 4 cups) One-third cup butter One cup chopped green pepper One-th ird cup chopped onion I package 14 oz.) thinly sliced smoked beef, cut in strips One-third cup all-purpose flour I teaspoon seasoned '. teaspoon pepper salt 21 cups milk I can III oz.) mushroom stems and pieces, updrained Preheat oven to425degrees F. Forcorn bread, combine dry ingredients in a small mixing bowl. Beat together milk, butter and egg. Add to dry ingredients just until blended. Pour into buttered 8-inch square baking pan. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or U ntil wooden pick inserted in nterniesOut n( ool on - , - - - tile c olonists' diet intl sptifr spurredtk lopntt ni of seafood is shipped to restaurants and retail markets throughout the eLstern half of the United States. Our colonial ancestors couldn't store their catches an(i liad to eat whatever species happened to be III season. Toda tile smart consumer still times fresh icaf000l purchases to f / .'. -i , - seasonal availability to get the best bargains, ' . - . . .7 >'l - . J - ('11111 SLICED tf ii ve kr ' ' I' PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT. PINEAPPLE ORANGE OR 'PINK PINEAPPLE - - 1 IL - 32o - PORCELAIN CLAD -- . -. ,. - ______ , , , • Ii ____________________________ : I . . - :•. ' I a . his siring Virginia fishermen are hauling in huge catches Ibis T of I)Iticf ish, flounder, spot, croakerand trout. 'lliese varieties ... .. recoirmiends this recipe. - ____ though like inost Virginia seaftlo)(Is ... provide the saille nutrition as [A Tf pork and poultry %%title offering about one-third tile calories. \nil it st i es st in or is This nionth try bitiefish. if bouritiftil treat more and mor' sealpyi,lovers.are discoWring and appreciating. it's f ood value, easy to prepare arid excellent table fare. Virginia ('bet Richard Trancharnd of Le ('harlicu in Norfolk - OR COUNTRV. STYLE RIBS • . - even fret-zing makes it possible to store seafood for many months. I PORK LOIN /'i NATORAI i e h " III] f4'V 4 DELMONTE CHEEK of tile one s tate's most Importa n t Indus tries. I oLis fresh Vir g ini a ,/ - .. . The abundant oysters, clams, blue *crabs and seemingly cridless varieties of fish fit Virginia's %%aters becamea staple of A. . - - -Ile in taste." ! BURGERS.1 FRANKS.' B.UNS'. - delic. AP Relmi !S4we BEER SOFT DRINKS & CHIPS! 0 w __________ •. 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I thought it might be over lettuce. Overlap slices of hallen h a llenge, what a SC000 of vanilla ice cream, due to an Inadequate diet but! should be planned m such ac egg m a large circle on top of h' As weather wasn't sure. I eat qostly way to give you at least itm beans. Place cheese strips in MEAL.IN-ONE cwuiges from cool and carbohydrates and I try to eat grams of good quality protein center. Serve dressing BEAN SALAD t o war m and dictates a correct diet but it doesn't a day during the time that separately to spoon over MUSTADflnOT, IWU to rnaIAI. seemtohelp.Canyougiveme you're trying to grow salad. Individuals toss salads One u the best ways of •( servings) any advice? muscles. It also should until well combined. assIzing yo ur family wellMustard Dressing: DEAR READER—The two Lain enough calories so that balanced meals during. 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Areasonable prepare them in advance. 1 tablespoon wine vinegar of exercises and manner in amount of the protein ought to (6 servings) Planning avoids repeating 1 teaspoon salt 1. cup cottage cheese which you do them and the be available for new muscle foods too often; preparing in 1 teaspoon prepared ½ cup chopped nuts kind of diet that you eat. building, advance means Oat you can mustard You should be abli to 1, 2 cup chopped celery That does not mean that You assemble foods before the 14 teaspoon seasoned salt I teaspoon Worcestershire develop muscles on an need a lot of protein supheat wilts you. sauce exercise program three days P1e113 or PeJ0ods 12 slices whole wheat and t Salads come In for their teaspoon pepper nut bread provided t's proper ly are sometimes share of attention, whether I carton (8 oz.) plain yogurt Butter designed. 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Spread about 1-3rd cup 1'm sending you The Health ½ teaspoon vanilla Ito 2 hours to allow flavors to cottage cheese mixture over While you're trying to build Let te r number 5-4, Weight your msc1es9tf y0 eat 1 .Fruftto'Ing: blend. For salad, combine cucumber slices, Top with 2 .Training for Energy and enough calories it's certain!" % cup water beans, onion and celery; salt slices of pineapple and second Weight Control. It will give cup or an ge juice and ½ pepper to taste. Chill, slice of bread, bu ttered side 11 f t 1 you some helpful information other 1 tablespoon sugar covered, ito 2 hours to allow facing pineapple. Serve programs on the types of exercise well. In fact I teaspoon salt ¼ flavors to blend. To serve, immediately or cover with usually favor a programs needed and how the I envelope unflavored arrange lettuce on serving plastic wrap and refrigerate well-rounded exercise 941 diet influences your progress. program that includes .1 gelatin plate. 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Beat ( -. - '1 ____ • — IN(WSPAPER(NT(APRSEASS!dt — — — -!_ 1 OROSCOPE Li - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL — YOUR BIRTHDAY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) May22,1990 Be just as secretive about by Howie Schneider This coming year offers. a what a friend has to tell you as whole new set of conditions you are about yourself. Just from which to begin, so don't beCause someone confided in let past issues cause negative you doesn't gtve *you ,, thinking. Be heartened. The broadcasting license. change will be a good one. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. .23. A GEMIM (May 21-June 20) Dee. 21) You could Id a good Ristlesairms may be yotw pWtkWti pan by today bi"elat probkm 1,94 causing you discomfort'it iou thinking. 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Serve In tall, postcard from the Downy Olan Milk display at any participating store An Olan Mills say cheese, say bowny • All you have to do is buy a 64 oz. bottle of Downy' Fabric Softener, And you will get a free photographfromyournearestOlanMills - representative will call you at home to make an appointment, either fpr the nearest Olan Mills Studio o the Clan Mills Traveling Photographers lf the displays are not tn the store, call toll free. Photography Studio. recognized nationally for 1-800-251-7664 and 1-800-251.7665 their outstanding family photography The skilled, professional photographers at 01an Mills will take an 8 x 10 color photograph of you or your ramdy Or —when you buy two 64 oz. bottles of Downy—Olan MiUs will take an I I x 14 color photograph. (Both sizes printed on Kodak * Offer starts May 1. 1980, ends September 1. 1980 So hurry and buy Downy You'll love what Downy dQes for your farnily*s clothes. It rinws in skin-loving softness. April Freshness. Helps rinse away static cling Oh. and Mom, don't forget to get into the picture. Here'are the details- To make an appointment. simply mail the postage pai W will UN 9 XWk pWW kX Can not be used with any Aidd balf of the ice cream and* haU of the milk; cow. Blend W smooth ad frothy. other 01an Mfils promotion. • • P 4 • ' . • • --' I II • piece gewouIsly with m4t3d butter; sprinkle with Par4mu chme. Roll up 'as RAKEWELL!— a • rescents; sprinkle With •• - NIA VAOC VIA I GAINN, I • ½ cup (1 stick) butter, ,., I.melted ½ cup grated Parmesan cheeae Preheat oven to 375 degree • ANNIE — AUDIT DIV - . rolls • - peach slices • (1 • S when you buy JWD bars, any size A&VO& •trawberrv' halves' cut a' ______ I I - , I's room temperature. Gently p uuu - I 11 B 'F y, . V • tfl almost smooth. Beat in 'pineapple, sour cream nuts, lemon peel and vanilla. Stir In 'gelatin mixture. Pour into a 9. inch spring-fom pan. Chill 'ei until almost aeL Combine water, orange juice, sugar it FRANK AND ERNEST 4 • 4 , • t trick two he led a low tmmp to dummy's Jack. West hopped up with his queen. He.realized that it his partner held the, ace of tmmps the contract could be defeated.-He switched to his ace and small club. 541-80 • kv4l. . FAT YOUR CAR 'NEY'RE GOOD F:O;Z YOU - mond lead NORTH Declarer could no longer date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. make his contract. When East CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Your social life may be at got on lead with the trump SOUTH You can easily be taken in by a low ebb today because you ace he gave West a club ruff to eat ourspa es. a bit of gossip or hearsay fail to communicate your North criticized his rtner information today. Take what feellngL Open up. Let the OAK for his Me of is passed on to you with a other person know what's ,J 1092 I nested that Sou ti oertake h t t• grain of ut. bugging you. Vulnerable:North-South heart queen with dummys LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The PISCES (Feb. 20-March2D)- - Dealer. South king at trick two. Then he worlti, of finance is not your Stay dear- of topics that. tend West NwA Eat ' Sfttk 1hould lead the Made jacir to cup of tea today. You could to get family upset. Let his king and all would be well, 14 Thi line of play Is inferior to miscalculate through a lack of time work out the solution, Pass 2+ Pass 34 the one chosen declarer. Pass 3 NT Pass 4+ understanding of what you're, instead of bickering over a Pan Pan Pass Neither North nor th getting into. futile issue. saw the obvious and best line VIRGO (Aug. MSept. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) of play. At trick two South Opening lead:# J Today you have so much to If you're uncertain of how to should cash his heart queen. say that you might have to be do something, ask someone Then he could lead his low I spade. careful not to dominate who knows, rather than make West wins the spade queen conversatiorm Others want excuses or a bad mistake By Oswald Jacoby and plays ace and another' their Innings too. There's no shame iii, not said Alas Sostag club, but declarer has pre.. LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct 23) It knowing pared a counter. He plays the Isn't like you to be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) North-South explored all ace and king of hearts, pitchthoughtless, yet. today It Your heart and your head three' possible game ing his two clubsi When East contracts: four spades, three wins the spade ace and you're not careful a remark my bi in conakt when e clubs. Three returns a club, declarer ruffs could S p Cu another comes buying seine hu* Ar., 4k.. f,iu,ira 14hblu ..a1 notrump would k,.i his" ,-. .-, a us 0 ens ye. Think before Lor one you love. finds been the easiest to make, but makes his contract. speaking. you'll heed your heart, four spades was fine. IEWSPAPt ENTERPRISE A3N.) U _______ . • ,, £ • .• a - W1K AT BRJ0CVF 10019. Be sure to specify birth proval. I ro - • ,,.. 0 Eft & MEEK . • For Thursid04, May 22, 1980 - • •.' 4 • If -. . . / 4, -• . L ____________________________________________________ -'-'--'-.• I _____ (1;:::' all — ' • . — — — - ,'. 1, ' 56 — — I "'______ I — — -'- - I I Ak .' -' 1> PARKING LOT HAS U4ER.' CARS"- / '4....Cs's_'-j by Bob Montana OUR SCHOOL .1 re - A De g htful um ,mer Challenge. , ARCHIE i . e •:"' 46 45 44 — — 38 — Meals • 20 j24 DR. LAMB ap - 01% CA4W ...LV45 (60. 11 9 10 12 18 • - r Make-Ahead es W dnesday, May 2l, INO-4C . - 1 I'I"I TIve 23 Mitigate - -._ (VAMI W15 L~ Ef_LEL~L wds.) 2 Hateful . e Evening HiriId,Sanford Fl. male, I'm 5 feet 7 eeiaie origins 31 Recent (prefix' saint 30 Pimento 32 Sun (Let) (abbr.) 34 Helping 33 Ox-hooded 5 Coat bed 50 Accounting antelope 35FemaIe's 6 United (a bbr.) 34 Lives 7 Submissive 36 Lift with effort WITH FLOWERS THE BORN LOSER DEAR L L rlicies IRIEISII piece in skins 52 Spanish hero NIEt51TI [SIUIEI 18 Alley — 53 Am not (sl.) 38 Virgil's poem 8 ovum 19 Happy 54 Church pan 39 Ironic expression 55 Ensign (abbr.) 9 Baby shoo 10 Pack animals 21 Three (prefix) 56 Poem% 40 Cuttlefish ink I I Best glass 22 Zero! liner 41 Equality State 19 Ocean 24.0: issue of a DOWN (abbr.) (abbr.) newspaper 20 Iron (Ger.) 26 Observe I Proceed (2 42 Hangs on by Mon Walker • MY Ch ge 17 Triangular 52.1 BEETLE BAILEY vol 51 rink 0 I1DIA - / - VCT K IN0 L [J • Joint disease Fleming 15 Tempo 50 Horse 0 e Mi l To l3Highpnestof4lplotof?and Israel 49 Author - Protein N cessaq $óild Usocc 40 Earliest' MEN I GR/UPI WA) WHERE'S YOUR DAD, YOU'RE • WIdnsId.y, May 2I,1O SCEVQIM,kMOcd,FI - TK kATON S STUM u • �01 - - - - - .- - 1Q -Ev.nlng Hiraid, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, May 21, iNO 1 -1 - -- 'APO TONIGHT'S TV C WEDNESDAY, MAY21 - public, , Seminole County Chapter zur w omen, ' CivicCenter. 11 Rights in the Farmworker Movement. Free to the public. THURSDAY, MAY 22 Lake Brantley Hig su h School A wards Day, 9 a.m., school - Open to public. 0.1 ROAD (WED) premieres, including the debut ,this year of Arthur Miller's first play in a decade, Beyond The Mainstream" The rich variety of dance activity in loft s, churches and other non- 43 (1) THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS(THU) 4 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING a2(117) GREEN ACRES fl(!) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FAt) 10:00 0 @i CARD SHARKS economy. P. Ril ey Jr., an au- of Visit Cape . Kennedy Museum. Leave Leeds, form SATURDAY, MAY 24 Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216 Spring Dance, Altamonte Civic Center. For reservations call 671-4237. ,, U* Uflu continues to uO tell world about the great beauty, architecture, splendor and itself , Riley said. "What the festival has done• SUNDAY MAY 25 Rollins College Commencement for Liberal Arts graduates, 1p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House. Winter Park. Reception for seniors and guests, 3 p.m., Cornell - MONDAY, MAY26 Seminole County homemakers of Sanford, 1:30pm Florida Power & Light Sunshine Room, 301 N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. TUESDAY, MAY 27 Adult film program at Deltona Public Library, 2 p.m., "The Commanders: Sir William Slim Field - Marshal, British Army," 1691 Providence Blvd. Medicare Assistance Program, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Deltona Library Community Room, 169w Providence THURSDAY, MAY29 Youth Programs Inc. annual Volunteer Appreciation Night, Highlands Clubho use, 675 Sheppard Road, dance, inline and art. Piccolo Spoleto will provide chamber music concerts, folk Winter Springs, Mixer, 6 p.m.; presentations 7 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 30 Benefit performance of "The Gospel Truth" by Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole for Ronald McDonald House, Gainesville, 8 p.m., Sanford Civic Center, FRIDAY, MAY 30 Memorial Day Ceremonies, 11 am., Sanford Memorial Park on lakefront. Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30 in charge. Music by Seminole High Brass Ensemble, Norman deVere Howard Chapter UDC, noon, home of Mrs. Charles Steenwerth, 200 W. 17th St., Sanford. Covered dish luncheon and installation of officers. 2752707. SATURDAY, MAY 31 Seminole County League of Women Voters summer luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Lord Chumley's,, Altamonte Springs. Panel of Seminole health care specialists. The Mobile Unit of the Central Florida Blood Bank will be at the Longwood Village Shopping Center lOa.m, until 3,p.m. Olympic Fun Run, 8 a.m., 10, meters, Crane's Roost, Altamonte Springs, To benefit Winter Olympics and Seminole County youth sports activities, Applications at area sporting goods stores, TIIURSDAY,JUNE S of Council ArtiSt Sciences Publicity Workshop, Bush Science Auditorium, Rolli ns College, Winter Park, For non-profit organizations. Registration 8-9 a.m. wnrk "flth nf , 1 . - ' ., . .. -_,. ,• 5- , ..... IIIY "Easy Cone. Easy Go" (1967) Elvis Presley, Dodie Marshall. A Navy frogman mistakenly believes he has found a vast sunken treasure. ' 3 - 2:00 .. . - • SQUARES ()ØCELESRJTYWHEWI (ID (35) CANDID CAMERA 6:15 a2 (17) THE ATHLETES (NON) 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA . PTL CLUB 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF (1)0 FAMILY FEUD 7:oo a (17) NEWS 12:00 0 (4) CHAIN REACTION 2:40 1)0 MOVIE "The Pride Of The Yankees" (B/W) I_'j'pjp,5y_L MORNING 4:30 (TUE) 5:55 ' 12'15 17 LOVE AMERICAN UE) STYLE(T 12:30 8 T NEWS (3) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW RYAN'S HOPE MISSION: INPOSSI- . . 6:00 PDPI GOES THE o COUNTRY(MON) 0 (!) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THF - events, . -' . The visitor's bureau, which isat85Cathoun Street infront of Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, has been suggesting guest houses, but no records to their availability are kept, For latest Information, tourists can call the bureau at -• l5i 5()() (5) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (g (35)TOM AND JERRY (8 (10) MISTER ROGERS a (17) MY THREE SONS -- n House and ' - - - - s re ouse oo r. G' 0 (4) TODAY , WO GOOD - MORNING 1ER (11) (35)TINN7UtE TUXEDO 8(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (NON) 8(10) FRENCH CHEF(TUE) (3(10) LOOK AT NE (WED) \, (3(10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) ' 9:00 BC!) DONAHUE CID ) MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 MOVIE (HJ (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS (3(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ff (17) FAMILY AFFAIR - Prices Are Born Here And Raised Elsewhere 4th St. & Sanford Sanford, Fla. Store Hours Mon.-Thurs9-7 Fri. ,,.,,, ......... Sat. .,..:,........ -6 Sun ............... 8-4 Iii, Contest perature Gerhard Kowalski, chef at U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. executive di ning room subihltted the winning entry nTlhe'sixth annua1 Sunshine Recipe Contest, Kowalskl's winning rlpe, Citrus Veal ftdll-Ups, is delightful combtnati9n of thinly sliced ham and veal with fresh orange In the Ifiling. It makes atich, f1avorfu dish with the refreshing sprightliness of citrus. As his prize, Mr. Kowalski received $100 and an all-expense paid trip, for two to __ WE D. N,y MAT' ALL SEATS j9" 7: 45 ONLY p. RIDS TO EDGE OF UNIVuRs GALAXY EXPRESS 1:0 OINL;PO - florida, where he will compete against the winners from other food ser vi ce firms for the national championship. He and his guest will be staying at the Lake Buena vista Resort Community, Disney World. The sixth annual Sunshine Recipe Contest cook-off was at Webster Adult Education (nter, Winter Park. The Grand National Champion, selected by a panel of judges representing consumers as well as specialists in the food ser vice fields, will win an additional ssoo . A native of Poland, Kowalski earned his chef's diploma, as well as a master's degree In Business Administration, in Austria. He began his career at the Maxime Hotel, Austria, where he spent 21 months before coming to the Bannit Country Club in Baltimore. Kowalski joined U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. nine months ago as the chef m their executi ve dining room. . Kowalskl resides with his wife, Mary, In Baltimore. 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SHURFI , - P1K NIX 44 teaspoon hot peppi 44 teaspoon salt 44poundfreshmushrooms, thinly sliced 1 package (6 ounces) from crab meat, oz PK QT. ARGO - - RID & WHITE . ........ P1K NIX lSOZ.CAN •. RIDS WHITE thawed S LII. S 24 oz. JUMBO ROLL MIXED VEGETABLES ,.OL29' PAPER TOWELS - ' Sprinkleoveràllwlthpsrsle)'. LB ... - -- , BONE T- ' . s Florida oranges, sliced. .... FRE SH PORK SPARE 2 LB. AVG RIBS BABY RIB si 98 FLORIDA SUN 'N SEA olive old 1 clove garlic, mashed ' , LB.. o8 ---- 158 CHITTERLINGS FR ESH COUNTRY STYLE STEAK Remove container from Ice cream maker; freeze for several hours before serving. Yield: igallon. 'a cup S LB. BAG... LB. 9 - FAMILY PACK SHOULDER J1 4-1 681 LIMIT I WITH $11 ORDER STEAK BEEF CENTER CUT SIRLOIN hj(d.cooked eggs, sliced ¼ cup choppedparsley In a medium bowl, mix together grapefrui( juice, water, oLl, garlic, ho pepper aauceanu $11 SeñIUgL sail; blend well. Add mushroom slices- and llirnongthectherredpessubndttedwere:. crabmeat,tosstoctwelLCover,chll13 bows. At serving time, on a large platter, ORANGE DESSERT SQUARES arrange orange slices to cover surface of ByLarrydaleMcFella platter. Drain mushroom-crab meat mixture, Hodgenville,Ky. 4sw, p.-A,cenjer of pLaiter, Place anegg utt 59' $498 CHITTERLINGS manufacturers' directions for freezing. . LB. 98- PORK ti LI. U CUBED EX. LEAN 011. SLICED LB. oz. CAN . CHUCK ' $148LB. BEEF BEEF add half the grapefruit secuons and hajf the Juice squeezed from pulp of sectioned grapefruit; blend until smooth., Pour mix tur e Into container of Ic criam maker. Repeat process with remaining egg mixture, grapefruit sections and juice. Follow - cup dry sherry teaspoon grated orange rind Pound veal slices with a meat mallet to I CII thickness. (Ham slices and veal sh ould li about the same size.) Place one slice ham (*1 each veal slice. Place 3 orange sections in nteroLeath roll-up; fastenwlthwooden togethe egg and jck. In small bowl, beat together llk. Dip each roll-up in egg mixture; coat 011th mixture of bread crumbs, salt and epper. In large skillet, heat oil; saute rollovermodeg'ateheatuntillightlybrowned,. rt 25mlnutes. Drain on paper towels. Place pheatedservingdishtokeepwarm.Saute on In remaining oil until transparent; add 'cup orange or Juice, bring to boiling. MIX thor remaining grange juice and corn. th' blend Into onion jnLxture, bring to a Add dry sherry andorange rind, mix Serve sauce over veal roll-ups. Garnish tter with orange slices,Ifdeslred. Yield: 4 'S ROLL ROAST.. -ia.$1 - BEEF so Ito PCT. PURE GROUND BEEF , -. BEEF FIRST CUT I SEEP IRISKIT BONELESS sweetened condensed UWI CHUCK LOS. OR MORE . - mi lk 1 can (13 ou nces eva porate d milk 8 medium Florida grapefruits, peeled, sectioned hi large bowl, beat thgetliereggs and sugar. Add sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk and vanilla; mix well, Pour half , - $1 48 . La,' l' cups sugar %cup fine dry packaged bread crumbs SAVE 20% TO % HEAVY-WESTERN LAZY-AGED. BEEF . SALE . ROAST 98 TRIPE ......... SHORTENING PRICED GOOD THRU TOBACCO ITEMS. 'FUES., MAY 27 50 - S .. KING . EXCLUDINO MEAT AND GROUND PLATE STEW THRIFT' ' STEAK GRAPEFRUIT ICE CREAM By Mrs. Kim Mantz Young Phoenix, AL 8 eggs cup - DELMONICO mixture stirring constantly. Cook over moderate heat until mixture boils and thickens. Add butter, orange rind and Juice. Serve squares with orange sauce. Yield: 1510 18 servings. 1 can (14 ounces) STOP SHOPPING! UNDER ONE ROOF!. FRESH MEAT, FRESH PRODUCE, DAIRY AND GROCERIES. ALL AT WAREHOUSE PRICES! NO MEMBERSHIP FEE! 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To prepare sauce: In a small saucepan mix together sugar, cornstarch and salt; pour boiling wate r over Ue. 17H5 322 , 216 IF YOU DON'T STOP IT U'LLOO SLIND ISIi KIIPITUPJACI( , .1 • _ _I_' _ WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND CASH -P40 CHECKS - 2 eggs, separated 2 cups unsilted sell-rising flour % cup milk 4 teaspoons grated orange rind (one Florida orange) Orange Sauce: S _ i(j.zA -_TW1NJI. I_• _1_1__'U_.1 __'U__•I Quantity Rights Reserved -_II 44 44 Swordgate., - 0 ½ teaspoon ground pepper 6 tablespoo ns oli ve oil 1 small onion, choppea 1 cup Florida orange J uice, divided 2 tablespoons cornstarch . VL'L'L't'Vi IPUFIT SQUARES - M 0 M-4-8-H 8:30 , s CITRUS VEAL ROLLS-UPS Citrus Is, , ' • Ro 0 @D TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING FLORIDA LiMOVI[LANDiJ... • . - (7) 0 GOOD HERO AT LARGE .1a'• -•- . TIf1 JOHN RIflER ' " . . - . - -. Town Will Be Crowded , . . 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TOMORROW Guests: Scatman Crothers; author Or. Michael McGill. (7) 0 BARETTA The murder of a well-known philanthropist .laads Barettato engs1er - who runs a prostitution ring. (A) availabilities." At the first class lodging areas, where a room with a dOuble bed generally costs $55 to $65 a night, all the weekends availabilities have b While the Bat tery Carriage 1.1 UllIiUY&iQI (TUE) 1:00 FRANCISCO 10.0 .._ .....i ------ 6:05 j(17) WORLD AT LARGE TURNS C!) a ONE LIFE TO LIVE U (35) DICK VAN DYKE - CU 0 CBS LATE MOVIE Vendue and Indigo inns are piece by 17th century English OW for the weekend, ey th do satir ist Jona than Swift have some space available volvee complete nudity dur ing the week. "Includes a segment where the The moderately priced actors leave the stage and run Into the audience barking like motels such as the King dogs, me work, which will Charles Inn, Golden Eagle Motor Inn and the Heart 1 receive. its American premiere at the festival, will QiarIeon motel, with rooms nIght,$tOfUll beperformed May 2t,7l and tt$4 th e weeken ds because of for June 1. their- convenient downtown Two sokkut dance gal,& Ms. Condon said. May 31 and June 1 will feature, weekend space is Zo ballet star Alekundr Godunov, who defected to the available outside the down. UnitedStateslajtsununer,jn - town area on U.S,17cuth or "The Moor's Pavanne' as up In terstate 26 'toward choreographed by the famed Summerville where motel Jose Limon. rates az's slightly k)• - --: -, ..... ________ AME- ICA l"A" £ .V 1 1 900.... iDIFFI$T Larry blows up when hO sees a picture Arnold took of Mr. Drummond kissing Morgan during the Alders' visit to New York. (A) (5)0 MOVIE "The Grass Is Always Greener Over The Sep. tic Tank" (1978) Carol Burnett, Charles Grodin. A New York City couple pack up their three children and move to what they think is the easy life of the su burbs. (A) 0 MOVIE "Murder Can Hurt You" (Premiere) Jamie Fair, Gavin McLeod. Eight super-sleuths band together to battle a common foe, the brDent but deadly "Man In White." (35) STREETS OF SAN qj,!pnn" '" - - Martha Rays, Ray Bolger. (R) - I r Time Around" Tina Loulse Lyle Waggoner; "The 'Now Marriag e- Peter Marshall, Barbara Rush; "My Sister. Irene" - event may be an "Directions to Servants," an tinpresslonistic theater work involving mimes, dancers, singers and acrobats that will be performed in Japanese by a Ja panese company. The erotic and thOCkin6 . .- 11: 50' (DO LOVE BOAT "Second - Ti. Lily - out to be guilty. YOUR (1) 0 CARLTON DOORMAN Animated. While at his post. America's numberone doorman has strange encoun ters with his boss, his beautician girlfriend and his garbage-picking mom. play. -, (Ii) (35) WILD, WILD WEST "Stage (1) (17) MOVIE Fright" (1950) Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. After pleadirig innocence to a friend, the suspect in a murder case turns "11 weekends are pretty will atterxlthe premlereofhis booked up," said Joyce new play, "The American -Condon at the city's Visitors' Clock" May 24. The Opening 1L..- Information Center. sold out, but Spoleto officials "me luxury Inns are filling have added three weekday quickly beca use they are preview performances of the and have only a few Bargain Extravaganza for Central Florida Chapter American Red Cross, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new chapter house at Bumby and Central In Or la ndo. Baked goods, flea market and auction, .- Animated. Springtime brings Bugs Bunny remembrances of his childhood and an encounter with Marvin Martian, and a chance for Wile E. Coyote to finally catch the Road Runner. (DO PERRY COMO'S BAHA- theater pieces, Ticket sales for Spoleto have been stzong this year, running $100,000 ahead of last year and are on target with projections, said James Kearney, general manager of the festival. ' Most of the weekend events are booked and lodging Is limited then, but weekday performances are still available, he said. Charles Mackay, the festival's business manager, said the event "has something for everyone, not just those Interested In classical music or opera." The festival draws a great mixture of people each year with more than half from out of town. Its not -surpr ising to 500 students with no money and ripped blue jeans and people in tuxedos at the same perfirmance," said Kearney. "Anything.is acceptable as to dress. It's a summer festival and it's warm then." Miller, best known for his Men's Awarenes s Seminar, sponsored by University, of CeAtral Florida, at the University Inn. Reservations through May 23, Fee Includes lunch. Call Dean of Men, - BUGS BUNNY'S BUSTIN' OUT ACL OVER music programs, arts and crafts fairs and innovative ' - Barbara Mandrell, Cloris Leachman, () 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON When Pappy is ordered on a stateside mission, the Armysendsareplacemenlwho 8:30 BYd. - Carson Guests~ Gay Talese. of Maria Tunickais the firs; symphony orchestra presenta. lion from Channel 24's new Center. . theaters and auditoriums that lirye ua showcae for Young artists In music, theater, * (1)0 AS THE WORLD 2:25 io•o (12)(17)USTEN(MON) 6:45 immediately manages to alien. ate all of the men. a)0 ABC NEWS ""•••- choral offerings, jazz, classical and country music and mime. Menotti also serves as artistic director, The 18th century city that serves as the festival's American home also is participating by staging Piccolo Spoleto, 'a series of mostly free performances in parks, churches, restaurants, Arts Center. .. -1 (17) NEWS (WED-FRO (17) MOVIE 1J(17) NEWS 11:30 a CD TONIGHT Host: Johnny BASEBALL AtI nta MA HOLIDAY Toni Tennille ambiance of Charleston," he . and Lbrelta Swit join Perry said. Como In the Bahama Islands The festival, founded by ;or an hour of music and varie. composer Gian Carlo Menotti ty. as an American counterpart a (35) Jim ROCKFORD to one he started In Spoleto, a IN CONCERT -areItaly, 23 years ago, includes vard Symphony Orchestra" The 60-membe( community theater , film , dance, '...',I-. ê 14 # Center. . •LATURE () (17) LAST OF THE WILD (R) turned Charleston into an art Casselberry, 9a.m., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, .9:30 a.m. call Doris Rogers for reservations. Rollins College Commencement for iraduate and evening students, 12:15 p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House. Speakrr-Ninth District Congressman Bill Nelson. Reception to follow in Cornell Fine Arts *l. (10) DICK CAVETT Guests: Les Ballets Trockadero - 8.00 million in its fourth year, has (1)0 HEALTH FIELD Cl) 0 SUNRISE 10:30 (ID(35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE REAL PEOPLE Reports on goat, turtle and bathtub races, a man who collects Tarzan memorabilia and a toilet trained cat are featured. (CC) be obvious" The festival, whic ' h operating on a budget of $1.6 ao- along the River in a house built by slaves. 0c beg Gwner acre sugar Braves vs. Montreal Expos of our citizens young and old, The dividends have only Just Senior citizens trip to Fort Lauderdale for Jungle Queen Boat Ride and stay at Oceanside Holiday Inn. . Plantation Andrew Gay lives 1100 0 (4) (1)O(7)0 NEWS H (35) BENNY HILL 4(1O)TOOAYINTHELE0lS.- 17 the citizens of our community have exploded. leto has ,. .st.P° whetted we arti ic appetite dinner, 7 p.m.; auction 8:15 p.m. Country-Western entertainment. For information call 323-1450. FRIDAY MAY ,• theatrical places has remained outside the mainstream of dance's evolution over the past 2Oyears. (17) THE •AMECANS, O(1) TIC TACDOUGH CE) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7.) 0 H OLLYWOOD SQUARES (II) (35) MAU cultural h or izons of Jamboree to benefit Central Florida Zoo, Contemporary Resort, Walt Disney World, drinks, 6 p.m.; SATURDAY,JUNE7 ABC NEWS (10) OVER EASY Guest: actress Ellen Burstyn. (R) trinsic artistic contribution 10 voc v•i•-.. CIF rn THE DOCTORS In.. Amer ica MANCES"Dance 0 "The primary valuelof profit organizations. Zip-A-Dee-Zoo-Day, Wild West Auction and Musical rn' NBC NEWS the community," ffliflUfl said Mayor . ";\ di (17) BASEBALL (NON, C438 NEWS Couneil of Arts Sciences Financial Management Workshop, registration 8-9 a.m., Engineering Building Room 400, University of Central Florida. For non- OUR LIVES . (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS fi Spoleto, which I felt originally would be the case, is its in- ;, ___ NEWS ©(35uNGFiJ ZOOM (R) 1OS (3) (1) Charleston - - - 6.00 the setting for several Lecture by pollster George Gallup Jr., 7:30 p.m., University of Florida's Village Center assembly room. Free tQ the public. Fine • • • () 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (1)0 ALL MY CHILDREN EVENING . - • eston B @) DAYS OF The 17.day festival begins (17) BOB NEWHART Friday with an pening 7-00 ceremony and theper- 0()FACETHEMUSIC formance that night of the () 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Bellini opera "La Son. '(7) O JOKER'S WILD (j135) © (17) SANFORD namti1a" me event is ex ANDSON pected to draw about 100,000 vMA " ' visitors who Will pour an estimated million into the . 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Polyester/cotton knit in terrific solid colors and pastels. For S,M,L,XL. Sal0 Prices iff.ctive through this — C..- wSIk.nd. ri -- V -- V -V . --- -- I V .-- • V _V Page 7ofS -V. ,. ..• ---V V - . ••\ V • - -:--- - 1 / V. V .- V .5 V.- V V. 'V .. 7tk• 4 V V - V •. Vf r- .- V • r. -•- -4j• �4 . ]Hle ald 72nd Year, No. 235—Thursday, May 22, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 . 4 .'- . -..- S ----- . - -. . Drinking . S db Age Going 250/o off Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents J ..j.; raising the legal drinking age to 19. S. '..''Ii committees. One of the measures (HB 161), The action appeared to seal the fate of . - taw I:.. . • •I ; drinking at 18 because the Senate already however, had cleared both the apjhas approved a nearly identical measure prQpriatlOfls and finance and tax corn. dow I1.rald Photos by Tom VIi.c.,,t and Governor Bob Graham has said he mittees and was resting in a category of will sign either one. - the House calendar known as "unfinished The House approved the bill by an 82-27 business." vote after proponents spent weeks trying As the House convened Wednesday to get the controversial issue to the floor, morning, Rep. Bill Lockward, D-Hialeah, moved to waive the rules and consider ijoth County's legislators unfinished business so he could pull — Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, the and Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte an unrelated bill into his veterans affairs JU Jumps .3 - :VCflUC - in Sanford %'ednedav night after 2.3 inches of rain fell on the city. - - Thunder - StormKnocksOut Power, Floo s Area Streets After hi motion was routinely :p. Fran Co n Proponents of raising the drinking age saw her opportunity and immediately p.m. All of these were repaired by 8 pin. employed a parliamentary tool 'Wed. moved to consider the drinking bill as 8 JANE IASSF'JtR't ternoon after an automobile ran into it knocked out two feeders. lie said the ' and some were out only one hour, Smith Herald Staff Writei nesday to free the measure'for a final well. guy wire supporting it power - pole at storm hit l)eltona about 4:30 pin.. S A powerful lightning charged storm iRl. vote. I nigdale and liirtthind aVellueS. iiioving in to Seminole at about 5 pin Speaker Hyatt Brown had no choice but Some 2,000 customers in the southeast moved through the Seminole County Twice this session they had succeeded . to accept the motion and the bill rolled Scott Burns, district manager for There still may be one or two lines out in region late Wednesday afternoon leaving Sciiiinolc County sutxlivision of East. through parliamentary maneuvering in over to a final reading today. Elirnla Poer & lAght Co., rejxrkil 3,500 l)eltna,'' he added. many residents without power for brook, where lightning hit it transformer, to 1,000 uustoiiiers ere ithout poer While the Winter Park Telephone Co. were among those affected. several hours. Wedn&'sda night in scattered art5a.1 of vs luch serves south Seminole did not have . - The storm also dunii*d 2.3 inches of "Thete vscrc scattered outages north Seiiiinok' and I)eltona. l'owcr vsa a; storm.related problems, according rain on Sanforil flooding streets and tlUOugIi(flIt Orange Count and south restored in litost areas by midnight, but to 'spokesman Brad Johnson, Southern yen i e Seiiiinole,'' Smimith said, "and some were telephone cables. rtair crevss worked all night, he said. Bell Telephone crews in Sanford were Florida Power Corp. spokesman without power for many hours. There There ,ere 'joiiie customers affected Ili still trying to dry out cables this morning Tracey Smith said a total of 10,000 was a whole lot of lightning damage and IAOh Arbor, 'liiecrest aiid Sunhand areas as the result of heavy rains. O major customers were affected by outages one of our major power lines was of Sanford, but power outages were Sanford Southern Bell Manager Wood) In County caused by. lightning damage in several knocked out. That was some kind of moustly in outlying areas such as Geneva Wilson said crews worked until midnight storm." areas of South Seminole County. and Chuluota Wednesday and cleared up 200 trouble thefts and burglaries, the report says. By DAVID M. RAZLER More tItan 7,500 customers in Approximately 100 customers in Tree (liuuae to lines was .zninuiial_ calls. lie said the wet cables had caused it Herald Staff Writer Gtand larceny and shoplifting also were Alt.amnonte Springs and Forest City were Longwood were without power for Burns said, but lightning blew out problem with stow dialing in the central Arrest.aof juveniles ln Seminole County popular offenses, althoUaJi youths were tiit ljy outa4esi begirming at about Gtao Several hurs earlier Wednesday at. laterals, burned tranilormera end Mttc.. ,' J. Water rolls over the curbing at 20th Street and Oak collunittee. Springs — voted in favor of the legislation. - Cri me o .- r1.U&3, more than 4 percent, measured against fireworks to murder. - 'r--'---. ..._ _____ 17 were arrested for use of obscene 1979 According to the report, made public language. Nine youths were charged with this morning by Circuit Judge Dominick armed robbery. Only four of the 1,995 charges filed Salli, slightly more than 2 percent of the emorial a e. . - 1 Youth Planning Council on youth crime prostitution suspects was male. Five youths between the ages of 14 artd - in the county from Sept. 1, 1978 to Aug. 33, - nney i— Altamonte Springs juveniles were responsible for restitution. charged with 232 offenses. Four-hundred twelve of the charges The most popular crimes were petty were dismissed. , . ' . .rn• I. . •' - . .. 1 . & __ly . SANFORD, FLA. -- 1180 STATE STREET Shop Sunday 12:30 to 5:30pm Monday thru Saturday lOOOam to :00pm Store Phon.395.3*1310 - " L ' - r P I -' - - .- / S _i - — . - . - IMUNU- - - Wt ,.. - - _______ ---- - :htiuii Reports Around The ('lock - Bridge Calendar . Classified itds (unties Crossvsurd - 10A lit 12.13A 10A bA Dr. l.arnb I':dltiirlal IOA IA Florida horoscope IQA Hospital atIii Oursd'.es Spurts i eiv',isiun lSeatlwr ISurld •- 1 ._ i IA To Respond To Feds By DIANE I'ETItYK - .• T" __ da Lh'arAbby .-.. .. - -. - rn.ai . A motorist Wednesday evening drives through the Avenues in Sanford, where water backed up over flooded intersection at Mellonv ilk' and ('rescent private property. " - - 'I. 5 • "a 07;1 - _________________ -_-! _____________ - , -L Layer - - -.k --- •. & -. . • . . -I.... • • .m)'if' ' 5' -. . - school-age population of the county found ended with the defendants found not itself in some kind of trouble for breaking guilty, -although in 453 cases a formal declaration of guilt or innocence was the law last year., Close to 1,600 arrests were made of withheld pending reports on future people between the ages of 7 and 18, with behavior. Sixteen of the charges led to the youths the number peaking at 16. le — going Into the regular court system, to be Most of those arrested were only 330 girls were charged withinies tried as adults. More than 12 percent of the charges during the year. Of the 1,995 charges filed against filed, 254 of them, were arbitrated by the youths in 1978-79, 365 were brought count yprogram designed to keep firstagainst Sanford residents. Longwood time oflenders in minor crimes out of the youths were charged in 235 cases. court system, while still making them EVENT STARTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 and ENDS MONDAY, MAY 26 - -- - the rise in population. Last year, three 7-year-olds were More children from Sanford were arrested, one for theft, one for arrested than from any other area In the trespassing, and one for shoplifting. . Two youths, one 14 years old and one county. These are two, of the findings in a whose age was not reported, were report released today by the Seminole charged with prostitution. One of the ic i Up To 19 athleticshoes. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — After bringing the issue to the House floor, only weeks of parliamentary maneuvering, to be thwarted at the last moment when the Florida house passed a bill today the bills viere yanked back into various 44 r Q M - could cost the sch(sd systeimi $3 nillilon a "ho is not proficient in English ye try to Herald Staff Writer year in money givento it directly froni teach that child English as quickly as Superintendent of Schools Williaiii P. that departiia'nt. Federal imioney given to Iissible. Layer will rebut certain federal the district through the state might also "They the DOE I have indicated to. Department of Education I [)OE be in jeopardy. mmii Julian said that they are going to charges that the Seminole County school The DOE reported it found the be the judge of whether we are fulfilling : district discriminates against non Seminole school district failed to our legal obligation to those students that English speaking students, although 1 Adequately' identify students vs hose speak English as a second language School Board Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Whether we agree or not, it's the law. primary home language is other than advisedm hi against it. English Once they decide we are not going to In a letter Layer received May 15 the tll!ilpl) tlie 11 refer it to the Justice' 2) Adequately assess and d iif y th DOE Office of Civil Rights demanded Ipartmiient. students by the level of their English that the school district explain the action language capabilities and proficiencies. We need to do more now than fuss. it will take to correct the civil rights 3 Rectify any language deficiencies by with theimi about their conclusions. violations within 30 days. In 90 days, the providing an instructional prugraiii Maybe wed better spend our energies actIon must be implemented, the letter designed to meet these students special and talents trying to accommuicodate said. (hun the attorney said At the school boards regular meeting 4)Proide students an instructional Wednesday evening, Layer indicated he But at least one school board member pfogrdlli to acquire skills andconcepts would send a letter that would rebut two necessar> for promotion; agreed with Layer: "It's time somebod) of the flve conclusions made by DOE tells tile bureaucracy where to get off and Adequatel) notif) national origin investigators. t "rig group parents of school ac- not kowtow," said William Kroll. for rebuttal ." which are called to the attention Although board member Roland Julian aid "That's n going get Lite e tivities of other parents. Williams said lie would favor the board their j , Layer called the DOE "all wet on taking action to direct the superintendent that what were doing . items three and four. to "follow up on compliance," with the Rele, nielt e agree wit Three and four are educational DOE 's requests, the board took no action Their findings sire factual" conclusions they have no weight of since the DOE 's letter was addressed to "No, they're not, Layer replied: )er. "I'm going to give you some good evidence to support. They're drawing common sense advice," Julian said, these conclusions on the skimpiest "You'd better believe I'm going to P$lra)d Potq by 'rem respond," Layer said. "I'm the one who students are helped to learn English by volunteers "Along with arguing with them about evidence you've ever seen." , Twelve-year-old Laotian student Phltiamone their report we need to give some conLayer agreed that items one, two and will get sued if I don't." studies English with volunteer helper Doiothy who work with them on a one-twone basis, but sideration to what it says. If not we will five should be corrected. lie said there The board did acknowledge Layer's Shank at Longwood elementary school. Ms Shank school officials admit only 46 volunteers speak the find ourselves in a lawsuit that may take has been no board policy on these mat. offer to bring his response back to the does not speak Laotian, but has been trained In language of the students they aretutoring. In the two years." board for their perusal before it is for. -lets, how to teach Laotian students 1!:Pgfisb bi Laotian- foreground, volunteer Rosalie Bazen Instructs 7School officials acknowle dge that non"But it has been our practice when any warded to the DOE. The deadline for the . compliance with the DOE's requests person is brought to the school to enroll response Is 30 days front May 15. speaking Dr. G. E. Rotfe. In Seminole County, 145 year-old Nirandone. - e � 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/. 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H: Evepi 2 7 nd a : • g Year, No 2356—Monday, June 16, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USP$ 481 280) PrIce 20 Cents — I' • IileII PAII r1,5n m1ii Favors unier1thii-I S LAI ROOM ____ I . , v • • 1 01 L •, TERSEVERSEi "My first,mys.d and my whole, are e woo y one the u me.lnpoint of meaning, each and all, anoft.r.p.at.dnam..s' What's the" cIu.:Aw,r ma y refer . either of two persons on one's family tree. ! 1ii• _______________________wil HOCUS — FOCUS I I i - • I YOU CAN WIN BY A NOSE I i' _____ • . — , ----- - - - By DAVID R HeraW StaffWrtler The threat of new fish kills along the St. Johns River and its • . -•'•&:•":. eagan beating •,; - , fmI1It —W In th. harAiii.tiiI- '- , .,, , ,,. .— ______________________________________ " _____ ,, • ____ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at Most six differ- oncos in drawing details between top and bettom panels Now Quickly can you find them? check answers with thos, below. - P . -. - - U,Mi 'C )'Pu•W $M '5 SUSw I 14$ 1 zero — ins, river week, but InCyprest Cove It was the effort of Moody said. He Said he dots not expect many more fish to die. California governor would have more million fish than U0 electoral votes — with 270 sthte crewmen who hauled away the worst concentration of fish Meanwhile eight residents of Cypress Cove, at the end of —- needed to win, out file Odd Cord may. BIG SHOTI Dads day will be made If be cimplitos 2he take some doing. trick shet aheve. Ca. you belp Mm dolt in thy first try? 5.IURIWSIIft5 isr.siww.w bodies. P-n. _ L CM YC Mis .. . -, But these states will be the major battlegrounds of the 1900 eIact1on,rjd can - , - h i o pLecI Local GOP - To - Disco - - ..'vry '01.' Myopia. Surgery. - For Veep 0WALAW.- r 00 izww )to " L_r___) El -) ( 3 - Advisory Board - . Urges Caution jQ . •. o 4jj OPAY"rr,r AaM - - -_ AAPW FAMM;Zj; use Mime, -0 )~ft 115 TC j4j - LMI - 1 %j'.. ( _--' . -- • '. -_ ___ . . I -' _____ Lc ' • . I - . - ' , 4. . . .• . '-— . . • . .. government' I1. ,•' , - .•-.I,, ,I,1 - tiC e.tilal t'nm to flnL.and to learn tha ,wihir•" • arrangernemn cx we micro mcisions w keratotytO correctnearsightedness, he said. jfl5J4 55fl. There are reputable doctors who are achieve proper optical correction. myopia, is expected to revolutionize part The surgery lasts about half an hour Bush was first choice in the Poll taken unconvinced the procedure works or i ophthalmology, and an antibiotic injection concludes ft Xt ft annual hwquet of the local GOP Redial Kerstotomy calk for 16 micro- age, Neumann admitted. prom-due. A patch Is placed over the eye "Skeptkim in medicine is a good hlurdsY night in AltAMOD" SPriW fine, non-penetrating incisions on the and removed in approximately 12 hOUrL flecoad choice was US. Rep. PhU outside surface of the cornea to flatten its idea," he said. "I was skeptical at first Antibiotic drops are used for five days. Crane of Illinois and third choice wai curvre. too, But Dr. Fyodorov was a pioneer In had the eye patch is removed the day Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee. The curvature of the cornea deter. lnterocular lens ImplAntation following already notice surgery patients on GOP dinner of the More coverage mines at what point incoming light rays strong credentials, Improvement in their vision. But it Pogo 2A. "So I decided to go there and *q it fo, r are fwuseA Poled vision, emcnetropla, Usually takes a fsw days foliowing the focuses incoming light rays on the retina technique in Moscow In October, then I procedure for the vision to truly clear, at the back of the M. The retina has asked him to come to DeLand. On March Neumann said. Neumann Is one of only four doctors In 10 we did three cases together. I per- DURHAM, N.C. (UP!) — Odnakor been described as the "mm" In D* the U.S. currently doing radial formed the surgery with him directing Jhruny "the Greek" Snyder predicts camera that is the eye. - k - ' '. J. + • t "fr%j • •lcIf4...i. concern ft •k..... ..,., 1 ' visory 'Greek' Picks Reanan - I______ - 1 LM M06OLID Ahb A rwe2id2ntIaI rwidna mate to the flhlfl expectedtobenounlnatedfor president— • - • ATPMs FULL - inn 1.. •1 Tivntbwnu'a twhnlnits ...i . safe .. ... Although DelAnd Ophthalmologist Dr. Albert Neumann said he is convinced surgery to correct nearsightedness Is and effective, a ad. council passed a resolution Last week stating more research Is needed p before it can endorse the procedure. The National Eye Advisory Council urged both patients and eye doctors to use restraint In choosing the surgery until questions of safety, effectiveness and long-term effects are answered. The council', resolution, released by the National Eye Institute said, "it would like to express grave about potential widespread adoption" of the operation. . outer sur- cut ,,hn n.rtv m.mhrs favrw for wim - said Moody, - BDIA?4EPETRYX Herald Stall Writer (Last of two parts.) It was just like when the apple fell on Newton's head, said DeLand op. thalmologist Dr. Albert C. Neumann. A Soviet youth had an accident in which pieces of glass the face his eye. When the cuts healed, It was discovered that the boy was no Former United Nations Anibanat4or longer nearalahted. George Bush of Texas an the over- • Dr. SvyatoavFyodorov, a Ukranlan wheimning choice for the vice presidential doctor with a Moscow eye research spot on the. R3publlcan ballot lii la boratory, wanted to know what had November in a poll taken among "gone right." By 1974, after cxmembers e GOP Saturday perimental animal surgery, he believed night. he had the answer. The poll was taken by Paula Hawkins, "It's the prepared mind of the scientist Re1)ubllcancandidate for the U.S.Senate thatcaninteetarandomevent,maice and national committeewoman for th sense of It and apply it to daily life," Biibliii National CITlIflIttIL Neumann said. Mrs. Hawkins said the higher echelons Today, after more than 2,000 lb the party are interested in knowing operations on humans in the Soviet Union I Osceola Avenue, who officlalt say got the worst o9# he fish kill, - Likes Bush MY DID "We thought we'd reduce the health hazard," ' — - ver who, along with other commission off ilaLs, had said last week they would allow nature to take care of the dead fish because the clean-up Job would be almost lmposaiblt Eight commission workers worked more than three hours Saturday to load the fish Into trucks and take them to the county landfill, Mrs. Warren said. "They did a fantastic Job," she said, saying the worker, eliminated the stench which had driven her from her home. While Moody claims commission workers decided to clean up the worst concentration of dead fish "voluntarily," Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Warrer, say calls to the governor's office and other officials, plus publicity In the media about their plight, led to the work getting done. The families along the cove, who normally draw nondr inking household water from the river, will have to wait another week before water conditions are back to normal, Moody says. The water in the area still has almost no oxygen, and will continue to lack the dissolved gas to support life as the remains of the fish decay, Moody explained. - few -' - are breathing easier today after commission workers removed about five truckloads of dead fish from the water behind their homes The fish drifted Into the shallow cove shortly after they began dying, forcing residents out of their homes because of the smell and leaving them without their domestic water supply, normally drawn straight from the river. Fish were piled up a foot deep In the water, local residents Mrs. J. L. Warren and Mrs. Jerry Smith said. weat he r states given location In the room Cards .r.tobe carried between the upp.nlip and nose, one by one. Use of the hands Is prohibited. Naturally, the team that Cli$ the most Cards Is the winner. in in even rce, nosing . - ,e Vf , Johns O, .ns n slowly and . 1T 10 million fish have died eased for ,h.n (lam. anti Wrhw,ztoe ...,.. • Fish Commission employees worked Saturday to dredge five truckloads of dead fish from Cypress Cove The amount of algae In lakes Jessup and Harney and In spots being watched by commission crews dropped this weekend, biologist Harold Moody said today. OnFrldayMoodyhadwarnedthetwolakesandothersec. tions of the river were on the verge of following the series of events which obliterated the fish population along a six-mile stretch of the St. Johns near Lemon Bluff last Wednesday. But good weekend weather allowed the algae bloom to start "running Its course" Moody said, explaining continued good •. .. i_____ •: -- also for of play- I I Local biqiogist now says would allow the algae to use up excess nutrients gradually the back without- killing fish, But the survey Sunday showed Carter's The isolated thunderstorms predicted the area over the problems more broad based than that In next days should cr not est e enough cloud cover to kill off some where Anderson Is " not asouthern all the algae at once, conditions which would lead to more factor, particularly Maryland, mas5lve kills. Moody said. Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, Moody has also revised his estimate of the number of fish Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas, Reagan killed last week to 10 million from the 100,000 orIginally could win on his own merits. believed to have died. A sudden algae dea th last Tuesday and Wednesday reduced The result Is that Car ter could lose as many as 12 states he carried In 1176 — oxygen levels in the water to near along a six-mile stretch several with a substantial number of of ri ver, suffocating almnel all life In the water. electoral votes while he has a chance About 90 percent of the fish killed were shad, mostly small to win only one major state Captured by thread! Moody said. But the kill also wiped out all game Herald Ph.? by Tern Gerald Ford Michigan. Including many large bass, he Dead fish which lined the banks of the St. Johns River were gone in fish along the stretch of said. many places this morning, Including the Lemon Bluff area (above). If the southern and The fish kill is not over. Fish will continue to die for the next into the Reagan column, the, former In most areas It was the decay process which sank most of the 10 week as they enter the oxygen depleted area and suffocate, h of a fable, as shown above. Now, form guests Into two teams ing main lakes was reduced over the weekend, a local biologist said today. The problems caused by the dead fish were ----' — Hone'sa game to try at your next party: Place L - Independent John Anderson Would . possibly draw enough votes from Carter to give Reagan a narrow edge inally Democratic states like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Ohio, the Survey aliowi. This could provide critical difference that would make Reagan a winner. Tongue Testersl Say fast: Pesky Polly Price Poked Tonle Prescott twice. Three brown bears in bright blue blazon bara.d thrnthth Rick R*v R,itfai,i -'-Jt H1UArAI - - President In the west, and narrowly Carter's native South. Say Knot Sol A man has a cord that pia knots inft. These knots conn$be$tedor untied.' come? Give up? ft's a cord of wood. In' Area Reced : - The anrvey shows Wood Stock I Name a tree suggested by each of p.4 following clues -1. An insect 2 A syrup 3 A faulty product 4 A kind of bier. S. An old bk. , 't -11 ids -ç Ii — WASHINGTON eagan in the reskiency if the general election were held today. a504tate survey byUnited PressInternational Indicates. uyHaiKauiman ,•. uanger . Reagan . .. _ _ keratotomy. But he predicted that in the Ronald Reagan will choose George Bush In myopia, commonly called near- me" I •'' American Neumann said he waited six weeks coming year 200 his nw"rig mats and will win the sightedness because near objects can be .4. seen clearly but distant objects are before doing any more, but the renults of ophthslmolota will be trained In the presidential election, "There's just no way the Republicans blurred, light rays focus in front of the the first three operations were no 300d çrccsdure ;. '• Navnirnn and 7yoc'ov will coutrlbut3 "i' that he has performed 47 others cince e goona get but," Snyder said diving ratios, a IJ • ,• to that trrJnin3, at a oymoaium in New It Is estimated that one third of Its then a lotion at Duke Unlesreity. The surgery is done u4idsr kcal 'J'this month and in Moscow in The Republican vies presidential population'àf the V.&, about million 3apbmber at the Moscow Research anesthetic. choice will be bstwsen Bush, oneuee people, are my* to some degree. . Herald PW Tom Vlscss Computer calculations are made total! Laboratory of Experimental and Clinical According to Newnaim, who has sn. Howard Baker and Nevada Sin. Land ophthalmologist Dr Mb e. umann displays the Ne performed 50 radial keratotoy the physician where to cut. A marthig Problems of Eye Surgery. Fycdorov is j 1-uai*, Snyder said Saturday. f e used to perform radial keratOtOmy.the ryworovmIciflver kni to place lines whom the l6 dllzctorof got hiatliut.. operations, its procedure to correct device .t Bolter because Of lie . surgery that corrects nearsightedness. The finely calibrated in. 1 Ippxt for its Paia cue treaties, All Nsumazm's ct pumt s, myopia Is "new, exciting, aftad It ecially spaced ruth! tadaloms are - - ' . •' , • Is air r '- .. •. -.--------- • -. C . - jI - - . - - - • i - -• •-•-----•--• * - • - • • - - . -1 - I V . . I , from actoto with only three -. "4' apread Was eIactcgal $ota, "I get ball a dosen calls per day from micrometer 1w!!., an Inetrumnent i '114, emammer Congràmen Jack XW@ Is New • • - ___ + York • - made. The central opdcal was of 0A przt of a nsdooal Audy.$roup. AU data strument, designed by Dr. Fyodorov and Inandactured. only in the fremu the "group will be colictid and •Soviet UnIon, has a guarded tip, soit can penetrate only a lim ited 'pj Ind tns wo made with a compuls analyzed. depth. The nickel shown Is for size comparison. Accsp(acaof it, he predicted, will comes Is not touched. hollomoWds aaft ubm Ow to YOW4 bwft sd& we will, publish our + mudectURW Only In the E*vi*t UMOM - MURA 10 & major 0011tiaimclogical, Detroit and Dr. Bill Myers In Denison, Memorial Hospital In Miami and served 06 Am us muas. Doris ow the nrsz u.s. operation an upuuiaimomogy resmoency at we Amn ja'nai,rieiwiiim uw. ' riommaiu', ling urqsns one us us knives hick with lilm from Moscow, said preliminary draft says they are ix- In 1979. Einstein College of Medicine In New - . •%II - r• + . It has a guarded tip, so It can p$rate Pr • I .. .. -, • . c. I A • '4 --1 J H- -. •-.-' .- ). V-j • -• 'I. -V . 4 4 • -- - ' -.. . - .• • - - - 4 •j4..: • ' . - — - -. cek*," "The data sisw the procedure Is safe mIcon units to facilitate extremely and effwdva and the 50aséswe've done encourage us to continue," he added. precIse work, The data will also be presented at a, tnanan red blood cell, Neumann -JIained for compwi=4 is 6 mIcron national ophthalmologlst's meeting In units in size end cannot be seen by the Chicago In November1. "By then we )ss to bats the numbed unaided eye. TA micron wilts In just to convince thecomurvative element, of tger then oss ad blood oeIl The surgeon views the blade through 1* profession," Newnann said. TO operating ndaocvop. The three other dcctora In the U.S. Precbos microscopic cono1 not be,vdg do prd Dr. Leo Dona III n*k4ned Over ts length, depth and !snta Ye, NXI Dr psi bhnchar hi cally limited depth. It Is callhrabd to 10 - - .- --• + 4 -• .,!, •''I -:..- . I I • +- • o I - I- 1+ - • + R'mo'm added that Fyodorov is now trying to develop a similar method to treat hyperopia, commonly called far. slghtedniss because objects far away can be seen clearly, but close up objects are blurred. In hyperopla light rays focus behind the retina. Neumann, who holds fellowships in the AinCrican CoLlege Of Surgeons and the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, received his medical degree from New Jersey College of Medicine. He interned at Jackson • York. He has received numerous national honors In medical and related fields. Neumann was a clinical Instructor In the department of Ophthalmology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and an assistant instructor In the dspsrtms',t of psychology at Miami Dade junior College, He Is a member (4 18 professional organizations and currently holds appointments to the staffs of Weal Yokels Memorial Hoapital and P1Mm Memorial Hc*pltal In Delaul. - - + + -, .... �& , - - — - p p 2A.Evo&aH,rad,S.pptFL . __ Man Charaed . In Mother' s Stealina HeIraldnowmer V\K)RII.D Clark Returns. From A Sanford man was jailed Saturday on charges be stole a car ___ his. mother, deputies report Authur Lee Knight, 19, of 1414 W. .13th St., Sanford, was charged with tawglarya çand wft Saturday, after he allegedly lroke Of Teresa KMght, 45 McCarthy Ave., Goldsboro, tosteal a set ofkeys then took her 196 Ford. Knlghtwasarrestedathodlimetekroutitk1eJoe'aTavn, .iprest Road, Goldsboro, with tl* car, deities say. Iran, . Carter ___General Ramsey ( troveralal eturned Suiday night from lii C00 visit to Iran, challenging the Carter a& to convid him of violating a presidential ban on travel tO tM IEP1iC. "11 th myconduct as placed against rule of taw Indicate a viptation of the constitution, then the ____ ___ ______________ should didy," arrival at Kennedy International Alrp*t on i flight from I I I I I Car , Courts * a - The formation was first reported Sunday by a television crew and U.S. Forest Sejvlce observers flying over the volcano. "There is a surface Feature in the floor of the crater," said Donal Mullineaux, geologist for the U.S. Geological Survey. It Is not a big feature. But it does appear to be real." Cornr'n PWIL Prison. Records Questioned WASHINGTON — (UPI) — A congressional report says some federal prisons may be wasting hundreds of thousands of tax dollarthrough sloppy record-keeping and unnecessary buying sprees. The GAO report, released Sunday, found prison officials often neglected to safeguard property, made unneeded purchases, skipped required competitive bidding in some cases, and did not keep adequate records. Poor purchasing practices, the GAO report said, Includes these federal prisons: — Englewood, Col. officials bought 40 cases of soap bars even though they had 18 cases on hand and use one case a year. — McNeil Island, Wash. — has a 41-year pillow supply and a 61-year stock of nylon raincoats, many of which will deteriorate before they can be used. — Ashland, Ky. — spent $220,000 to renovate its sewage treatment plant even though the city planned to build a new Interceptor sewer line to the prison. + . - .._ - . Notice - - C _____ :-- ' WEATHER' Pryor Surgery Set Tuesday LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Comedian Richard Pryor faces surgery Tuesday to remove burned flesh from his waist to his face, one of the first procedures in what may be years of agonizing treatments and recuperation. _______ Pryor was still listed In critical but stable condition Sunday at Sherman Oaks Community Hospital's burn center, where the 39-year-old entertainer was taken a week ago following a fire In his home In the suburb of Northridge. _____ ______ ____ .; ~r - '- -. ' -. And today, the county school board was to begin a special six-week job training program for about 250 disadvantaged youths, who will be paid the minimum wage of $3.10 an hour while being trained. The program Is being financed by private citizens and businesses who have donated more than $100,000 to date in response to a newspaper campaign. All of this may have helped Miami blacks to maintain peace Saturday afternoon when about 30010400 staged a "march for justice" and a rally In front of the [lade Metro Justice Building where a similar rally by several thousand May 17 turned Into a riot. Squads of police were on handAo maintain order but were not needed as those attending the rally seemed more festive than belligerent. They listened calmly' as a dozen speakers urged them to register as voters so they can redress the Judicial system. participated In the six-mile march. Shuffle-Heat Tiles Survive Test -._- c " - if - __ + ' , • ¶.- 01 . ' . _-_- S OAILAWH MIMOmAL - . - + * • , -.. , . ___ ______ ___ + : I. ____-""__ - __ —OP. I , Msi.eti , •' . . __________ _____ ____ ______ _______________ • ____ - i S.,, , • - ... - -. I. - . . . .5 . - , + . - c* DIX-SI -•• - ' - n.: . 'io,r, i _________________ Amok ,.'. __ - .. •- .. ___ IVØ, PlerI Ju.wl4, . . ____ . ;Ogw , -.,~ " '0= , ,- --- -- - ------ ---- • . • + ' j,.j""t ~ . ' - • .. . . . PhyUio Jordahil City Clerk. • . Publish •• to. 1*, oex.s. Publish: Jun. 14, July 7*. 4,110 . • DX.4 - t West Order + - Priests To Face Charges NEW ORLEANS —( UP!) — Two 'Episcopal priests who defied President Carter and ran a federal blockade to bring refugees from Cuba say they will face federal charges now that their mission Is over. The Revs. Leo Frade and Joemoivis Doss returned to New Orleans Sunday and were greeted by relatives of the 437-Cuban refugees they transported from Mattel, Cuba, to Key West, Fla., In the former submarine . chaser they renamed God's Mercy, 1 a AUTO • • INSURANCE FOR 0 ' • • I ALL DRIVERS. S ' I PHONE ) Carter Can't Shake Camp David Blues 3220285 \~~ **~/ 0 WASHINGTON (UP!) — Camp David Is a good A White House aide dampened the concern, Tuesday and Wednesday, and departs Thursday for placetorelax,butahardplacetowork — evenfora however, by citing the two factors that led to the the economic suinnuit in Venice. president facing a week of major International decision: first lady Rosalynn Carter had an apDressed In a white sport shirt and carrying a meetings. So Jimmy Carter, "feeling bad" about it, poin tment on Sunday, and the president was being black briefcase and two large envelopes stuffed returned early to the White House. distracted at Camp David. with material, Carter walked quickly by reporters It was expected Carter, with only a few Items on Attractions at the retreat include tennis courts, a as he entered the White house. his schedule for today, might not end his Father's swimming pool, movie theater and a network of Asked why he was returning in the early afDay weekend at the mountain hideaway until this paths through the woods for jogging, walking or ternoon train the presidential retreat, Carter morning, bike riding, replied: "Got some work to do." However, Carter returned unexpectedly to the "He wasn't getting any work done," an aide said, As he continued walking, a reporter asked what 0 White House early Sunday afternoon — prompting and "was feeling bad" about it. type of work and Carter responded: "Getting ready speculation that a crisis might be brewing Carter meets with King Hussein of Jordan on for the swnmit meeting." .1 Parents See Parachutist Die In Fall KEY WEST, Fla. — (UP!) — One month after President Carter's "halt the sealift" order went Into effect, five boats Sunday delivered more than 400 additional refugees from the Cuban port of Mariel. But there has been no doubt that the 300-mile-long Coast Guard barrier In the Florida Straits that went action May 15 has been effective In blockading into boats from reaching Marlel to pick up refugees. The vpry few craft that have been able to evade the blockade face impoundment and stiff fines for every Cuban refugee landed. In the 56 days since the impromptu sealift began on April21, nearly 114,000CUbaflZ have made the llGinIle voyage from Marlel to Key West in a ragtag collection of boats ranging from 18400t outboard runabouts to freighters of more than 100 feet In length. •, •' _______ EwnIssg •. ' COST * FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (UP!) — The parents of Sgt. 1st Class Thomas A. Johnson were among more than 1,000 people who watched the Army parachutist fail 10,000 feet to his death In what was supposed to be a routine jump at an air show. Johnson, a member of the Army's Golden Knight's ezhlbilion team who had logged over 5,200 jumps, d(ed Sunday when his primary chute failed and his reserve chute opened without enough time to slow his descent at a Spotsylvanhi County air i P Sleep Beller In Air Conditioned " * ~;1 k Then, the main chute, a square-shaped, highly maneuv- ITh111))I4rTU1T erable paraf oil, failed, Woods said. He added that Johnson was most his reserve chute. too close to the runway when he deployed . ' 2417 FRENCH AVE.: SANFORD I •••••••••- 1( ) w 'Sçyf77fl off a baton to a second parachutist, Sgt. Carter Edge, when his pilot chute, which dangles above the main chute, snapped off. Woods said Army authorities would investigate the 3 p.m. accident Woods also said Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, had travelled from DeRuyter, N.Y. to see show, officials said. their son jump. State police said more than 1,000 people atMaj. Thomas Woods, a press officer at Fort Bragg, N.C., where the Golden Knights are based, sald'Johnaon had handed tended the air show. S. ON RUSSIS INSURANCE: S Boats Arrive At Key Despite Carter's 0*LW ****** CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) Many hours Earth's atmosphere after a space mission, have ship's systems had been operated simultaneously, been the most vexing problem of the trouble- Harris said. Young and Crippen 'reported no of painstaking work replacing heat shielding tile on problems with the Columbia's Flight instruments, plagued Space Shuttle program. the Space Shuttle rocketplane Coluxbia has paid "Following a 10-hour post-test inspection of the avionics and computers," Harris said, adding that a Off. the heatprotective tiles where the three pipe-like complete evaluation of the test will be finished in a The heat tile passed a critical "pyrotechnics struts are attached to the shuttle, engineers found few days. shock test" late Saturday night. With the ColumIf there are no more problems with the tiles, the bia's No. 1 crew, astronauts John Young and Robert there was no damage whatsoever," said Hugh Harris, Kennedy Space Center spokesman Sunday. Columbia is scheduled to be moved From its hangar Crippen, at the controls, Crippen pressed a control "The Columbia took another step closer to flight to the Vehicle Asseiiibly Building in ituldpanel button touching off three mlniexplosions that this weekend," he said. "There were no reports of September, Dr. Hubert Gray, director of the Shuttle blew off the Columbia's main fuel tank struts. malfunctions." Projects Office, said There, the space ship will be The proceedure Is designed for jettisoning the The main fuel tank, measuring 154 feet long and mated with its fuel tank and two strap-on, solid fuel Space Shuttle's main fuel tank after Its 500,000 28 feet in diameter, was not attached to the rockets. gallons of fuel have been expended launching the Columbia into space. In an earlier simulated test, Columbia for Saturday night's test. The tank Is Once all the systems have been checked out, the designed to be jettisoned when the Columbia shuttle will be moved to its launch pad for final tests the heat tile around the struts failed to withstand the reaches orbit 71 miles above Earth and fall in a in Noveiiuber, officials say. The Columbia is shock. They were redesigned and replaced. The heat tiles, designed to keep the reuseable 10,000-mile loop into the Indian Ocean. scheduled to spend 15 to 20 weeks on the launch pad The jettison test was the first in which all of the before blasting off next February or March. rocketplane from burning up when it reenters the - - . It President Carter told a private meeting of community leaders in Miami's predominantly black Liberty City last 'Mondtiy to get their act together and present the federal agencies a list of specific needs, then he would see that the government would "meet you more than half way." IN BRIEF . -. . In Washington, Florida's congressional delegation, led by FLORIDA . ; - Sens. Lawton Chiles and Richard Stone, were preparing to set before federal agencies on Tuesday a detailed list of financial help needed In the Miami area. Federal funds are being sought to rebuild the riottorn areas, and provide Jobs, training and school assistance not only for the black citizens but for the massivet Influx of Cuban and Haitian refugees who have settled In Dade County. ______ kA 32, of Maidene; David Wayne Matthews, 23, of Newton; Jack Wilson Fowler, 27, and Roland Wayne WOod, 34, both of Win. ston-Salem. Jury selection in the murder trial begins just two days after shots were reported during a Klan rally near Walkertown, in neighboring Forsyth County. November incident. , The two-minute gun battle at a "Death to the Klan" rally in a Greensboro housing project last Nov. 3 capped weeks of friction between the Communist Workers Party and the Klan. Literature for the rally distributed by the CWP had challenged again," said O.D. Fields, a 28-year-old black laborer who DALLAS — (UP!) — Quick-witted police moved rapidly during the weekend to solve what has become the crime of the year, the shooting of International dirtyenake-ln.the-grass J.R. Ewing. But the arrest probably . 'won't end the International debate over who shot JR., the despicable character on the prime-time soap opera "Dallas." The last show of last season showed J.H. being shot twice and slumping to the floor, but the assailant was not Identified. In filming for the opening show of next season, parameduca are shown feverishly working on J.R., while outside the "Ewing Building" a crowd had gathered. In the scene, staged Saturday night, police nab Cliff Barnes, JR.'s, wife's former lover, out of the crowd. But Lorimar Productions refuses to say whether the script calls for Cliff, played by actor Ken Kercheval, to be charged or If he in fact did the deed. - - days later. The five on trial are Coleman Blair Pridmore, 32, and. Lawrence Gepe Morgan, 27, both otLincointon; Jerry Paul Smith, "We're not here to kill nobody, not to punish nobody, not to destroy nothin', but to make things better so it don't happen J.R.'s Killer Arrested? . ' If the Klan to a confrontation. Each side claims the other fired the first shots, but when the' firing ended four communists were dead. The fifth died seves'aW' another racially sensitive case. + , ' - MIAMI (UP!) The healing of Miami's riot wounds moves slowly forward this week on at least three fronts. Two federal grand juries are to begin hearing testimony on the police brutality case that set off the three days of bloody rioting In Dade County's black neighborhoods May 17 and notified. - : I FREDERIKSTED, U.S. Virgin Islands — (UP!) — A Navy helicopter carrying eight people on a routine mission crashed into the Caribbean Sea off St. Croix and all aboard are feared dead, a spokesman said. "There are no known survivors," a spokesman said after a search by Navy and Coast Guard helicopters was called off Sunday. "All aboard are being presumed dead." There were four crewmen and Four passengers aboard the helicopter, a twin-engine Siorsky ff3 Sea King, the spokesman said. The Navy withheld the Identities of the victims until next of kin could be - ' .••. - ____ 1 0. Miami Riot Il Probe Begins 8 Dead in NavyCrash GOP Candidates For Senate Optimistic is ' Monday, June 1&iflG-3A AiIJI ,. I MTT R1an - u nai . in Issuing the security orders. The six men — four Klansmen and two others with ties to both the Klan and Nazis — have alt pleaded Innocent to five counts each - of first-degree murder and a single charge of felonious rioting. In the same cburthouse today, five communists were scheduled lobe arraigned on charges of felonious rioting in the •. + dome. Legal Notice GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) — Authorities ordered a tight security ring around the Guilford County Courthouse today for the murder trial of six Ku Klux Klansmen and Nazis charged with the deaths of five Communist Workers Party members at a rally last November. . 4 Officers wer e told to sear ch all sfectaors' and reporters entering the courtroom and additional police were ordered to patrol the courthouse square where conünunists planneda demonstration. "These cases may at times le emotionally charged and :.. there. will likely be wide public Interest In the cour troom proceedings," Superior Court Judge James M. Long explained . VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI).— A new formation has been spotted deep Inside the gaping crater atop Mount St. Helens, but once-wrong scientists are being cautious before proclaiming it the long-awaited lava ______________ _______________ _____________ Lcngvvood iss ion To consider Land Issues -. About Volcano Formation CHURCH BURGLARIZED Thieves broke open a window Saturday night or Sunday a domestic dispute. He was held by neighbors, who rushed his wife to the hospital, they say. morning and stole $831 In goods from a Sanford church, police Legal Notice -1 Scientists Are Cautious Altamonte, where she was treated for lacerations to her back. Deputies say Delgado stabbed his wife at 9:25 p.m. (ollothng Legal Notice - , IN BRIEF 1 A Weátherafleld man was jailed Friday ___________________________ _ 11AIlull say. Officials of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 2525 Z)ak Ave., Sanford, say they discovered the church an assortment of Items taken at 7:25 a.m. Sundays The church was secure at 4 p.rnSaturday, police MAN JAILED IN STABBING night on chargds of stabbing his wife wi th a pair of steak knives, deputies retort. Raymond Delgado, 41, of 16 Noire Dame Drive, outs1ce of Altamonte Springs, was arrested at his home on charget he stabbed his wife, Adele, 36, following an argument. Mrs. Delgado was held overnight at Florida Hospital- Police Beat 4eCi UnTy i i9nT I SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD IN THE CIRCUIt RESOLUTION NO. 3U OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FLORIDA OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The Board of County Corn. CASE NO. FLORIDA. FIXING A TIMEAPID Afghans Trap Soviet Convoy Seminole County will DIVISION: PLACE IN WHICH THE OWNERS 'i.old a public hearing In Room 203 ADOPTION OF A preliminary pla1 for the Baywood OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESS of the Seminole County Cour. sulting engineer Al Land c Land IN RI: THEMICHELL City NEW 1 UII, India (UPI) --rgi rebels TICE ED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF thouse, Sanford, Florida on Industrial Part First Addition 1il be *bEngheelng, Longwood, will present 1113 by have tra1,ed a Soviet eoàvvy IA a valley new WATER DISTRIBUTION SYS 12, 9S0 at 7:00 P.M., or as jocn mitted to Longwood City Coinmisalon for DAISY WYNN on the Land Avenue paving Pakistan and the Times of London reports the Afghan TEM IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS thereafter as possible, to consider NOTICIOFACTIÔN approvaltonlghtata7:3Owsslon In city ball. FROM JAMESTOWN BOULE. a specific land use amendment to cerllctIs'fathirnlnglntoaguerrWawaro1almr.gt ARE H YOU EREBY yARD. NORTHEASTERLY the Seminole County Compre. unprecedented dimensions." NOTIFIED that IA adIdO for the ALONG s. • N: 434 City Administrator David Chacey will AN .APPROX I hensive Plan, Ordinance 7125, and Site plans R.W. Roberts Construction option of TuwIwta Michell A rebel spokesman In New Delhi said the ixwge lice MATE DISTANCE OF 40 FEET, rezoning 01 the described rexrt on a proposed fire station location and Co. In Baywoodlr*krstrlal Park and the Smith has been filed .gaknt you and YOU DR ANY OTHER PERSONS lured the Soviet convoy into an eastern Afghanistan Conmwrdal&IdlngoowdyRoad427alao County Road 427 sIdewalks and ask for a a-c relrsd to e coPv INTERESTED THEREIN MAY Commercial AN ORDINANCE AMENDila1gitd ravine with a series ci explosions, to scwxl APPEAR AND BE HEARD A5TO INC ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH will be up for review. decision on paving ci Wayman Avenue. on James T. Golden, Esqu ire THE PROPRIETY AND ADVI S AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND Me a battle. and then• cut off their pSfitiOñef5 attorney, d ABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. dec51 Is 101.5 West First Street, OF SAID WATER DISTRIBU NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. Post Office Box 2202, Sanford, UON SYSTEM. ASTO THE COST SIVE PLAN FROM COMMER. 0 0 Florida,32771,oncrbeforejuly2l, THEREOF, THE MANNER OF CIAL TO INDUSTRIAL FOR THE 1950, and iii. the original with the PAYMENT AND THE AMOUNT PURPOSE OF REZONING FROM Clark of this Court either before _____ ASSESSED AGAINST EACH Al AGRICULTURE TO C-3 sarvlceonpsfitioner's attorney or PROPERTY BENEFITING GENERAL COMMERCIAL AND DyDOI4NAVzTF.S Mrs.Hawkins, who held off bard decisions until the "that makes me the most present at that meeting for Immediately thereafter, other. THEREFROM. WHOLESALE DISTRICT. a default will be entered HrrMdStaff Writer WHEREAS, the City Corn. All that certain property ,rd statewide office as a member future. '11w future Is now," qualified candidate." applauding, saying they against you for the relief mission of the City of Altamonte improvements thereon legally Republicans have it better of the elected state Public he said, adding those hard He said the United Stales is should be neutral on Issues. demanded In the petition. Springs, Florida, did by Resolution described as Lot to, Central Park, chance than ever before to Service Qisninlisicin, pointed decisions can no longer be put no longer a strong, safe, "That editor said I probably WITNESS my hand and seal of No. 317 deem it advisable to Plat Book 6, Page 95, in SectIon 5. 13th day of June. construct a water distribution Township 21, Range 30, capture a Ui Senate seet to press party held earlier In off arsi t11s predictions of what secure bastlan of faith and brought my own clack with this Court Seminole system In Altamonte Springs from County, Florida. Consisting of S this year. In the VieW of four the day at gwdbd Island. was to happen have come to hope of freedom. He said the me to applaud. The only one I (SEAL) Jamestown Boulevard Nor- acres more or less. (Further GOP senatorial candidates, ARTHUR H. SECKWITH JR. the.sterly along S R. 434 an ap- described as In the general She said the "silent pass. had with me was my son and United States now CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT proximate distance of aao feet, location of Dog Track Road, ap. The foss' -PauIa Hawkins senator," .il'rent Democratic "We have no bases and no disturbing world opinion, and he wasn't applauding," RUbIfl 'Y Susan E. Tabor pursuant to the authority of proximately 1000 ft. West of 17 92 and LAS Frey of Winter Park, Incumbent Richard Stone, oil. 11w B-i bomber prog)am he blamed these problems on said. Deputy Clerk Chapter 170, Florida Statutes, in on the North side of Semlnola Ellis Rubin of Miami and was, not present at that was gutted. The Navy w Ware, who served 14 years James T. Golden Democrats. "We need a the manner as set forth In Blvd.) (DISTRICT No. 4) P.O. BOX Resolution No. 357; and State Sen. John Ware of g, press from reduced from 1,000 ships to strong Army, Navy and Air In the Florida 110 at Application has been madi by Sanford, Fla, 32771 Roger H. Stiff. — Peterstrg were guest around the state "In- 400. The Russians have Force. The only answer to Senate, hit at President P'Jbft'j June 16, 23, 30 I July 7, WHEREAS, by ;old Resolution Further, the Planning and speakers at the annual terrogated" senatorial developed a new missile preventjpg war Is to be Carter, saying consistency IS 1910 No. 317, the City Clerk was In. Zoning Commission of Seminole banquet of the Seminole canldates. capable of knocking out every strong," Rubin said, org DEX4S not one of structed to prepare an Atis.ssment County will hold a public hearing Coânty Republican Executive Claiming Stone Is the Intercontinental ballistic "I'm sick and tired of the points. "We are paying 10 NOTICE OF PUBLIC REQUEST Roll In accordance with the in Room 203 of the Seminole method of assessment prcvided in County Courthouse,. Sanford, Committee Saturday night. "senator no one knows," Mrs. missile (ICBM) we have. This goveriunent sending money percent of ow budget for FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS - said Resolution No. 357; and Florida on July 2, 1950 at 7:30 P.M. City of Sanford, Florida 11w event was held at Lord Hawkins said, "It is a good Is what the leadership con-, back into an area where thugs Interest on the national debt, WHEREAS, the City Clerk of the or as soon thereafter as possible, Housing Authority of the City of City of Altamonte Springs, to review, hear comments and Chwnley's pub in Altamonte thing Stone is rich" so he can tidied by the Democrats has and murderers have created Ware said, adding for every Sanford Florida pursuant to the dir- make, recommendations to the Ground Level.City Hall Springs. come back to Florida aftersix given us," Frey said, havoc In the name of unem- percent unemployment ection of the City Corn- Board of County Commissioners P.O. BOX 203$ After the diner and the yea's (In office) and buy time "Only because It Is so bad ployment," Rubin said, nation records, It costs the mission, has prepar ed and on the above captioned ordinance Sanford, Florida 31 completed an Assessment Roll, and rezoning. speeches, the committee gave on television to tell people today do we have a chance to referring to the recent riots In federal government $25 uos 323-9615 Additional information may be TO ALL INTERESTED which was presented to the City lb. highest honor It can me needed changes," Frey Miami, "It Is time to restore million In lost taxes and costs what he has done. AGENCIES, GROUPS AND Commission of the City of obtained by contacting the Land bestow on a local party "Like the woman In iald. He pointed to senatorial the 113* man to dignity In- of federal programs. AltémOnti Springs, Florida, on Development Manager at 3234330. PERSONS: member — the Virgil Cordell Oklaluna, Stone cannot say races In Florida, Indiana, stead of giving him welfare," "Everything Carter haa On or about Jim. 21, 1950 the May 21, 1910, and which said Extension 306. Assessment Roll was accepted and. Persons not able to attend the award — to Mrs. Dorothy 'no," Mrs. Hawkins said, South Dakota and Colorado as he said, done Is wrong, from fighting abov*-named City will request the ordered filed with the records of hearing *ho wish to comment on De pa rtment of Housing U.S th $ "Dot" Meadors of Sanford, adding e Miami senator being key ones, noting Rubin said during the Inflation to attempting to the proposed actions may submit Urban, Development to release the City; and WHEREAS, under Chapter 170, written statements to the Land GOP trotter for the pest fl said yes to special Interest Republican wins In these "press Interrogation" earlier the hostages In Iran. I'm Federal funds under Title I of the years. Housing 'and Community Florida Statutes, public hearing is Development Division prior to the . . .groiça rr.ngtng from' oil In. dates can wrest control of the In the day similar statements convinced Carter will ,, Development Act of 1?74 (PLS3- mandatory whereby the ownqs-sof scheduled public hearing, Perpions Mrs. H3'o2s tu c thi ta to !oii CLy tid u!tt3 from t1!.3 Democrats brought applsuse from carry Florida. Reagan will, for the the property to be assessed or any appearing at the hearings p-iav $zd fi.e&ut - voiallin to tosb the 1114 siv3 tt 10 213 GOP. tntecreo$ other persons interested therein submit written statements at be Ware said. "lids Is the first slewarnen, just as It did at the Houraft RstabIll$st run for the Seminole County Rubln, ths Miami attorney, Altamonte Springs gathering, time we have had a chance to "glveatray of the Panama Public Housing Modernization may appear before the City heard orally. Purchise, rehabilitate and Commission and be head as to the By order of the Board of Csnty commission. She was a Canal." said he Is the only .GOP He said an editor of a Miami the resale of single family residences propriety and advisability of Commissioners of Seminole win Florida for ___________________________ I candidate In 1 and again In "He can't say no because he se natorial candida te Who has newspaper on a point of order Republican Party since I've to low and moderate Income making such Improvements and as County, Florida. to the coa t thereof and as to the Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr.' 1970, both times un. needs 10 rain money to run never held elective office and chastised , the reporters families. Upgrading 135 units been In politics," Were said, manner of payment therefor and Clerk of the asicceumufly. The award h for election," she said. Mrs. ______________________ law-rent public housing as to the amount therefor and Isle Board of Commissioners pt Sanford Seminole, FIOIida been given other Hawkins compared Seminole County, $650330- (Estimated Cost of the amount thereof to be assessed Legal Notice Legal against each property so Im. Florid a the years. persona record of service, saying DEATHS_--_, Prolect) 1 By: 'JoAnn K. Hare An Environmental Review The award Is ined altar' people rnbarthe public MR&VIOLETPAULU8 Deputy Clerk Record respecting the within NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT NOTICE OP FINDING OFNO NOTICIOP FINDING ON late Virgil Cordell, who officials who "stand up Mrs. VIoktM.Paulue,Il, of SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON project has been made by the RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM- Publish: June 16, July 21, A ust OFNOSIONIFICANT MISIONOFTHECITYOFALTA. 1.1950 acconlngtoparty members, are counted for' them." THE ENVIRONMENT 17 S. LaureI Ave Sanford, EPPICTONTHI above-named City which MONTE SPRINO$,FLORIDA,A5 DEX33 DATEJe.eLlNI documents the environmental FOLLOWS: exemplIfied the çaIilies cia also said a recent d&t1tWkIs died Saturday night at ENVIRONMENT City of Sanford, r iew Florida ev of the project. Th is En. DATE J good rank-and-file 6, 1,10 SEMINOLE COUN TY BOARD poll showed she was the Seminole Memorial HospitaL viroiwnental Review Record Is on - i, That a public hearing will be Housing Authority of the City f City of Sanford, FlorIda OF COUNTY COMMISSIONRS Republican, choke of 44 percent 0 Sanford file at the above address nd I a She was the wife of the late Housing Authority of the Is Pi.Id on Tuesday. June 21, 1950, at NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR 040 Ground Level-City Hail available for public examination 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as Also honored was Bill Repubilana polled for City of The Board of County domWilliam Paulus. Born In POSt Office and copying, upon request. possible, at the City Hall of t he mtsslonersofSeminoieCount1, will McCollum, who recently Ground Level-City Hall ate seat. Ui Canada, she lived In Sanford Sanford, Florida 3,ll The City Of Sanford, Florida will City of Altamonte Springs, hold a public hearing in P.O. Box Room 203 resigned ty chairman to Lou Frey, veteran (305)323-9615 undertake the ploled described Florida, 225 Plswburyport Avenue, 1U. for the pest eight years and Sanford, Florida 32111 of the Seminole County dour. TO ALL INTERESTED above with Block run for the Republicanyea's In the US. Honee of w a member of the First Grant funds Altamonte Springs. Florida, at, ttioi,se, Sanford, Florida on tug. (305) 323-9615 as from the U.S. Department of which time the owners of the 12, AGENCIES, GROUPS AND nomination for the Fifth Representatives and un- Presbyterian 1950 at 7:00 P.M., or as loon Church. PERSON: INTERESTED Housing and Urban Development property to be assessed for the TO ALL thereafter as possible, to con4lder Congreadonal District seat successful gubernatorial The IbOvenamid City Popose,, AGENCIES, GROUPS AND (HUD) underTltle I of the Housing construction of water distribution a specific Survivors Include a land use amendmeit to Community Development Act system in Altamonte Springs from the held by RIdiard Kelly of New candidate In im, saidthedaughter, Mrs. Richard 10 re.est the U.S. Depeelment 01 PERSON: Seminole County fm Housing and 1974. The Urban Development CRY of Sanford is Jamdstown Boulevard Nor. preIsive Plan, Ordinance 7923. Port Richey. above- named city propeses politics of the past was tO put Wesley, Sanford, four to release Federal Funds under toThe request the U.S. Department of certifying to HUD that The City of ffisasterly along S. R. 431 an ap and rezoning of the descir)bed Title I Of the Housing and Corn Sanford and Thomas Will- prmate distance of 450 feet, in grandchildren and nine great. ig an Urban Development mimIty Development Ad Of 1914 to release Federal Funds under son, ill, in .his . 611111041 accordance with Resolution No. property. grwdctdkiren. AN ORDINANCE AMENdING (PL 3S3) to be used for the Title I of the Housing and Corn- clpucity as Administrator, con. 357, and any other persons in. ORDINANCE 77-23 WHlClj A. &buon P'uneral Home-PA following project: sent to accept the liwlididbon of forested therein may appear MENDS THE DETAILED LAND msmlty Development Ad 01 1911 Housing Rehabilitation Is In charge of arrangements. (PL-V3-203) to be used for the the Federal courts If an action Is before the City Commission and be USE ELEMENT OF THE SMi. Purchase, rehabilitate and foliowing project: brought to enforce responsibilities heard as to the propriety and NOLE COUNTY COMPREI$EN AREA READINGS 9 a.m4: t.nçersta'e: 77; overnight resale of single family residences t7EWIZ9 fl1j7fl In relation to environmental advisability of making Public HOU5Ifl Ien such im SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DESI to and moderate income -rsnt reviews, decisionmaklng, and low: $6; yesterday's high: 90; berornstrle Fesre: 30.14; proven-tents and as to the cent Wetater Hunt, 42, of 1101 familow Uopr ng in units of action; and that these reopen. ther eof and aito the manner of TY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM relative hwuldlty: 90 porou*; tnda south at 7 m.p.h PJC DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR 7inJ jve, Sanford, died Sanford, Seminole, sIbIlltlss have been satisfied, payment therefor, and as to t he Sanford, Seminole, Florida THE PURPOSE OF REZOPP4G TUflDAYTIUV DAYTONAEA(: higIw, 12:10 IJU.; FrldsyInIaltona.A native o1 $194417 (EstImated Cost of The legal stied of the cer. amount thereof to be asse $I15.703 (Estimated Coat of FROM A.I AGRICULTURE TOR Iows,5:90a.m,,5:MPAL; PONT CANAVMhl3ha,12:90 -Yayatteville,N.c.,ha came to Project) fit kat Ion i$ that upon Its approval, aoaifl$t each Property so Improved 3A PrOlocill MULTI-FAMILY DWELLNG It has been determined that such The City of Sanford may use the according to the Assessment It Pies been am.; lows, 5:44 am, 1:49 p.m.; 3AYItt highs k'3 a.zii., Sanford In 1962 from request mlnid that DISTRICT. for release of funds will request Bloch Grant funds, and MUD will prepared by the City Clerk ofRoll the BegiMlng eta point 20tt. ,st 4:41 p.m.; lows, 11:90 am., 11:90 p.n. was list Constitute an action not con Fatt.tville. He forstitute release an of funds will have satisfied Its responsibilIties City of Altamonte SprIngs, action - d 20 ft. north of the slgnitlCastly affecting t der the Nat n al Florida. BOATING VOECAS'T: Ill. Aigas Is Duplt}f blat, Ci un io al on nt Envir me agi of 4nJ's Gulf Station he quality sIgnificantly affecting the quality corner of Section 25, Townthp 20 the human environment and, of t he human environment and, Policy Actol 1965. HUD *111 accept 90 MIes; Winds variable 10 knots today and tonight and at First treat and Fr.anch of •.Thatthecltyclerk of he th , Range 29 East, thencerun t city Sou accordingly, the above-named accordinglye the above-named an objection to Its approval Of the of Altamonte Springs. Florida, north 640 ft., thence west 443 ft., westerly 101011 knotsTuuday.Ssns Ian. thzn 3 fast today and Avanus arid a Baptist. He City has decided not to prepare 1,45151 Of funds and acceptance shall City has decided not to prepare n give ten (10) days notice In thence South 440 ft., thence eas) 640 tonight and 2 to 4 feat 'rusday. Pertly deed)'. w_p vt ci ti u. S Air Environmental Impad Stsfeniint Envirorwriodal Impact $tstsment of the Certification only If It Is an writing to the properly owners as ft., IQ the point of beginning,'iess irndar the National EnvIronmental CflS 01 the following bases: (a) AJSIA FORECAST: Mostly fair today. Porily cloudy Under the NatIonal Environmental foffi in the said Assessment the east' 25 feet of the north IiI.Ss Force. Policy Act of 1965 (PL 91.190). That Ad of 1965 (Pt. 91.150). the certification WU no 11i Roll asto the time and place of the feet of the south 164.51 fe4 of of Uan4,ijloL Righi In low Tuosday with a slight cii wvivor Include his wife, m reason for such deCision Pqjlcy y reasons for such decision fact executed by the chief hisring designated herein: Section 23, Township 20 south, Lows tonight upper i, WhIIIs variable orossNi 10 mph. Mrs. Uelbs E. finaL, Sanfo• was not hO P(If C such $tltefli5flt was not so prepare such Statement executive oflicer or other officer of said not e Shall be served by Rang. 29 East, Seminole Codnty, are as follows: applicant approved by HUDs or mailing aiccopy of same Rain probibiMLy p rcez Tuasdey. ar e as follows. There will a daitsw HL Jill LU13L, to each of Florida. Consis ting of 10 cres There will be no significant slgitiflcant effect on thebeon. lb) that .pollCanrs eflvl1Olvn.ntal ml said property owners as his or more or less. (Immediately north • Sanford;' mother, Mrs. enact en me onvirwunere as a iromvnin, as a IF It of project review record for the project n her last known address as and west of the Intersection of F.E. ob$aina Otatille HuMs two sisters, repvtt of project Implenwidatics. dlcates omission of S required from the records of the City tati Williamson R OM and Longwood cs An Environmental Review or step IP of the City of Altamonte An Environmental Review Linda Brehm Springs, Hills Road) (DIST. 2) Record respecting the en Florida, or from such other wIthin Record respecting the within pllcible SO flu psojecs in Application has bean mIdt by Shirley Hunt; one brother, pm'ojecl hall boo made by HOSPITAL NOTES. the project has been mane by the virinmental review Process. 5OS5 as the City Clerk deems Florida Residential City Which above - named must be 111110111111100D Kenneth Jltinf, and grai4. above-named prepared and reliable __ City Which. and the said City Clerk Further, the Planning 'and the environmental documents he environmental SUbIflittId accet-dlnCe With lbS mother, Hattie Joluwun, all ° documents shall establish proof of said Zoning Commission of SemInole Lees-MCI liter, DINIIS the ,. SIMINOLI MeMomAL. required procedure (24 CFR Part mailing r"Ww the project by affIdavit wIskJ, shall be County will hold a public he4ring Anita U. TONr9, Delisna FayettevIfle. fefty sUs forth flu r -ONns. why HOSPITAl. and may be addressed SO MUD tiled with Is... ml rsomiss why the City Clerk. In Room 203 of the Seminole ladle Kathy. Maliland is Grainkow Funeral Home Is. such Statement is list riquirid. JUNE 14, -_-i not required. atFiorids Area Office; Peninsli, 3 That notice of this time N County Courthouse, Sanfrd. This Environmental Revi JUNE Is, tNS Plaza: Ml ADMISSIONS Riverside Avenue: place of the public hearing FIorida on July 1,,oat7: 30M ew This Environmental Review In charge of arrangements. • Re ord Is on file it the above Record is on Ills at the above Jacksonville. PIgrida 32304 00. authorIzed herein A DMISSIONS (itS, ThI van, shaH be given y or as soon thereafter as possible, ress and is available Pm public MId. jeclions to the release of funds on two (2) pUbllcat Cynthia A. Sweet, Gi*avu -I - is avaiiabie Isv week apartto review, be$1 essaminallen and copying,_upon enambiatimi . rae bssas other than those stated in the EveningaHerald. PIRTN un.raI No9lcs • "• recominelidaticfls 10' the . rdqu3st, If City Half b3Iwaan tIll request, at City Pew. the above will ips (,aid, ThhVosL be considered by nswspapr of genera' circulation, Board of Cnty CommIssicers PljtI bitwIen teStIS Of SN &N. IM III P.M. Puqurs of :OO AM. and 1:00 1(119 . ZhlIS MUD. IjQJMsCsicfl received after pubilsh.d In Seminole County, onffua above captioned ordl4nce :. avil Sow" asesvsi — mireS (it AspliochI,) he Miter en -.-_____ en ¶iirgihIi Miedlolas funefl.l51Swlllbsconslderedby Florida, provided that flue Barry and Cym*a $aoOf, a (If Applicable) and reining. sarvlc* for WiNter Miii', 42, if ' -.' vlronm.ntal review of 1 . P51111155 . virenmental ., . review of such MUD. publication shall be at least pr Additional Information ma be 1511 (1) Wlnunod Drive, San ford , project Is proposed SO be COtS' project Is omas Wilson aiaiss C. Titanic Th o III-P.H.M. DI$C$AR*01 oposed to be iseeh prior to the data of the -obtained by contacting the and tAu died Friday hi Oinsna, wiN, dlsctsd, pier to the reeuest for &.ctsd, MtomcWe Springs be at 11 ExecutIve DIrector vbV Veeng. Sanford: pr ior is iii. request for t'SarfJi.q. Said ustice shall describe Development Manager at 373-4231 Tuesday at the release of Federal funds. Sanford Housing Authority CanNy .0. Fllltnsre, Dottsnd yavesidelnam. Tonsil F. Cowed release Of Fadmal tIll asia to be Improved and Extension 30& oakiawn Memorial .-I Mi Interted a90nCl5L 9IOt15S - AN Werasist agsq ou it Gr nd Level-C y Hail Jptm C. carpenter, 0stsan Doe. c Derethy gga advise all persons interested Persons not able to attend t he Past w it h De. persons Ted Cosàiato J. disagreeing it w h P.O. DISCMAnGIZI Richard aIlssay • therein that the descriptIons heering who wish to commet on off Idatlng. Oromkow Funeral decision VS inVited SO SUblihit and poisons disagreeing with this $cs*d (po'Is SiNflo decision are hwltsd SO SUbmIt ssth Property to be assess the proposed actions may ssmit Home Ni distil comments her con. Maqpuerlte L Jotwuien Witten comments pr.. Publish: Jumus 13, 16, ii. 19,1900 the amount to be assessed to each written stutements to the l.and slesretlon by thu. City 1 the ethics sideration by the city to the Office DExM 'Lizzie Sanders piece or parcel 01 property maybe Development Division prior t the of this undoiulgnsd. Such wriff as Such ___________________ Lastey H.Wysne is Tip, nu. e,iOtsed. written ascsrtslnsd at the Office of IIi. City - Scheduled public hearing. PesOn5 comments should be received at. cornmaift Ma ,u.S. TlU be • Clerk of SIlo City of Attamode appearing at fti hearings may $us a$ spodlilden iv before me .. IvSlls ctozfoi** D2 eJdev.s speclft,d en or bolero Springs Florida. submit wr itten statements * be +. .•...• p. :,it... • . :. . . •• jww , l. & That this rsio$utlon 'sI'Il . -. • 1 heard orally. r— 'M such canweenis as received become effective immediately recw By order, of the Board of Csunty alllbecoràidlredaiwtaueCeywlu Ifrmld (U$FS '! -: icon fl$ passage and adoption. Commissioners - of Seminal* request refo15 Of Federal list requsWths reIw otFidsr& . '.. County, Florida. -'I • -ass 'fua or taha any adtøW$irative funds or tale any admh*IratIve . PASSED AND ADOPTED This Arthur H. SecIffi, Jr action pa oject pr prior • I. -. - 77th d. Of May, A. D. 1150. action in the withIn pr oject prior . Clerk to ISis Board of • . •. Is ms . ipscms owl in N. C. Floyd • 5* lit, dIC • • - 11i County Commissioners . øuódhO.: Isv . Mayor of 1111 City of procading Seminole Cnty, *1$,?rJqcJlAi*2$l3llIrWd .3571. Thomas Whim, 1ll•P.N.M, lli.pl1,, Allamomle Spnifigs. Ttis Florida $SIIJOnf Houshw Authority Florida + + -. By: Joann K Hats i lcld $Cit Clorl 33571 ,_ Class Ground by Hail iw ATTEST; Gniund Lev el-City , Deputy Clerk __ - I Fires * the door at friend's borne. Nadine Ward, Water SL, was shot when she answered the door at the borne of Hattie Johnson, 3250 Midway Ave., at ___ I I * 12:35 am., deputies 4 WOMAN uosprriiwn FOLL4IIZNGSHOOnNG Both Ward and Jolmn, who was Inside her home at the A Midway woman is In satisfactory condition at Seminole time, have refused to give deputies Information on the Identity from a bullet wound In Memorial, Hospital recovering of the assailant or the reason for the sheotlng thigh, received early Saturday morning when she answered Gives Challenge To ___ NEW YORK (UPI) — Farmer Attorney I Actions Repo rts from IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I b By DAVID M.RAZLER - ; ft I A Air Conditioning System I HEATING INC. il _______ ~ d 1 @ -_ MARCH OF DIMES Court To Decide Sido's Fate - SAN FRANCISCO,(UP!) — Mary Murphy, has filed suit asking San Francisco Superior worried that her faithful dog would beioxwly, Court to turn the dog over to Pets Unliznited, ordered Sido's death in her last will and the animal agency where Mrs. Murphy testament. But this humane society says Sido's originally obtained Sido — and only crime was "devotingly loving her beneficiary of her estate. muter." Sido, meanwhile, has been living with SPCA The Society for the prevention of Cruelty Director Richard Avanzfno, who vowed to go Animals and the executorol the Murphy estate to jail before allowing Sido to be put to death. go to court Tuesday to decide Side's fate In the "Side has been sentenced to death for her first California case of Its kind. only crime of devotinijy loving her master," Mrs. Murphy, a widow who lived alone with s, be said. "We will present to the court every the 10-year-old female dog for eight year argument we can muster that justifies died of an overdose of sleeping pills, just is before the legality of keeping Sido alive," The £PCA took custody of the dog. Until the The ramifications, Avanzlno said, go beyond will was opened, no one knew about Mrs. Side's case. 'The laws to protect animals are Murphy's Instructions to kill Side. - very old. Most of the anticruelty laws were The will's executor, Rebecca Wells Smith, passed In the late 1a0t. o out y RON oIoUr house. 14 • Up to $50,000 and more. • No broker's fees, 15% • Very attractive rates. -. Make investments. 'Flexible repayment plans. Home improvements, • No points. Any worthwhile purpose. • • Call or stop in at the Blazer Store and ask about our Home Appreciation Loan. At Blazer, we've been helping folks for over 50 years. 1806 French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771, 322-4612, R.E. Goddard, Mgr. - 0 10 00 WSh ovci 300 aei Ses acioss the co.y uhetes probably one neat you Check the phone book - �- . - - - - . - . - .-i-_ -_. • - - .- -- - - -. -4.-. .- . -. - ,- $ - - -.. - , P , .' -- - - -- - - II ' P4 I - - r , _ - __________ ) I - -- a. Evening llerald: - . .. . . SPORTS (USPSI$1-210) 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,FLA,32271 Area Code 30$422-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, June 16, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Man aging Editor WES SWENSON, AdverfIsIngD4ct - . r. I . Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents Month, $3.90; 6 Months, Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $475; 8 "Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. I . I I : ..•- , I- I r ; U.S. Must .. .,J1:`*f._,_._.J-.%, + .• . 10 Cut I Evening Flora Id, Sanford, Fl. . L. &12.LI.-... L. . - 0 f'.. proposal for a 10-cent-a-galion gasoline tax. The legislators have overridden the president's veto by lopsided votes in both chambers. It is the first veto by a Democratic pres,c1ent to be overridden by Democratic majorities in both houses since 1952. It represents Mr. Carter's most serious setback in Congress since he became president in JEFFREY HART 2 H 1r7. ROBERT WALTERS 1 ighlig 'Boolc Carter '1' Jerrys a ht Congressmen are not noted for their courage in 1. advocating unpopular measures in an election year. And any government action that translates into an increase in the price of gasoline is certainly unpopular. The American Booksellers Associa tion has There was hilarity in the House of just held Its convention In Chicago, an event ; Representatives when the vote to override was not widely known, but amazing, and utterly taken. The legislators were relishing th e rebuff American in its style. 1. The idea Is to bring book retailers together. th at they were delivering to the chief executive. with publishers. This year, some ,000 people But, in truth, there was no reason for rejoicing, ok sellers, book publishers, txok bo Despite th e public resistance, higher gasoline reviewers and media people descéndéd taxes are inevitable as a means of cutting upon Chicago's McCormick exhibition hail. gasoline consumption. Publishers from all over the world set up Gasolineconsumption accounts for most of our gaudy booths sixd tried to publlclz their -oil imports. We burn about 7 million barrels a day, forthcoming titles publishers ranging from and import about 8.5 million barrels of oil a day. 'the giart., like Doubleday, Macmillan and Thirteen years ago, we imported almost no oil. Random House down to Karma Books and We now import almost half the oil we use, and it Vermont Gerald Ford was there, giving an important will cost us $90 billion this yea r $400 per capita, press conference, a byproduct of which was $10 million an hour. The drain of dollars is driving publicity for the paperback edition of "A up inflation and sapping the vitality of our Time to Heal," economy. Just before Ford strode into the small press Moreover, our dependence on foreign oil is a room, his chair had been warmed by Jerry real threat to our national security, warping our Rubin, formerly of the Chicago Seven. Rubin foreign policy decisions and making us vulnerable has written ' s philosophical and therapeutic book for people with sexual difficulties called to the threat of oil boycott. "The War Between the Sheets." He proved to : We cannot. achieve energy independence 4 - 10 • : . ' 11'- -,'.'_ Y. 'I - Fest :r ., - I* '. .. • 1+ I % I , ' • " , ~111 "....# - I . . . . I . " : ' 1 . ' :., ) ' . - - 4 - ':. .4 . . .. - - . .. , ____ '"I,. . - overnight. We may not and probably will not be able to achieve total energy independence at any time In the forseeable future. But we must move to reduce our dependence on uncertain sources of foreign oil. Conservation is the quickest, cheapest and cleanest way toward energy independence. Aid 11 be charming, intelligent, and utterly • - • - - I psoUne conwrvat1on promises major savinp. policy, Ford said, combines consistent signals that the Soviets had .-6"nu cleWe must move toward ride-sharing, Increased use toughness with a willingness to negotiate, attacks against the United States. : of mass transit, more strict adherence to the 55 Fortunately, the errors were discovered Ford praised the new book of a literary mph speed limit and more energy-efficient rival, Richard Nixon's "The Real War." He before American forces mounted counteralso praised Henry Kissinger, with a strong attacks. This time, The next time It happens vehicles. someone might think it Is the real thing. But Implication that Kissinger and Reagan ought Gasoline rationing is costly, complex and to get together. that Is not the prospect that concerns me the In peacetime. A better way to cut I 'J - : + • , ' ' JACK ANDERSON + Please Write • - • - + - ' Senator F'ib n d s Big' Dollars Too Sweet Letters 10 the edltor'are welcomed for pubikation. All letters must be signed, with a maIIIng address and, If possible, a telephone actions Of the Senate Banking Committee, on can only guess how many illegal aliens now thumbs of the corporatlqns or unions, tend to WASHINGTON The road to Capitol IflIJ number so the identity of the writer may be which he sits, pavedwith good Intentions. Once a live in the United States. The lowest estimate look upon the voters as consumers. Federal verified, The Evening Herald will respect the newcomer arrives, though, the g4 in. Of this pun, bank and savings-sild4oan is 10 million, the hlgh.M, 20 million. law, and regulations, therefore, favor the wishes of writers who do not want their names tenUous have a way of dissipating. Action Committees alone have given Stewart Contrary to the popular notion, the illegals consumers and discriminate against small In print. The Evening Herald also rese s the $33,500. Even Sen. Jake Gnu, R-Utah, who Is don't come here to tap the public till. People I've caught a D entrepreneurs. righ t to di1 letters to eliminate I f Stt, D.jtli, In classic can Of good widely regarded as the bankers' voice In the who leave their homes to seek a better life are to Yet 'mall businesses form the backbone Q intentions gone bad with alot less publicity Senate, received only $11,l8oduring the same enterprising. They want jobs, not welfare, conform to space requirements. the free enterprise system; an Impressive 97' period Of time. __________________ ti attended On annoiuncements. Indeed, They are more willing to work, more percent Of all cpmpanles In America err labor groups with direct interest In eager to knirove their lot than are many small buaIn. Th.v hu* IIr.,Awl When prt arrived in Banking Committee activities have given complacent Americans, Of the major inventIoo and innova tions that Sen. James Aiici 1V19, to affect our daily lives. told a Washington Pod reporter he was not Most illegals, therefore, would make g Stewart has received $33,800 fr accepting future campaign contributions Now sinai! busirl.wnl!n feel that theIr citizens. President from special Interest groups. He surance industry Action Committees (in- productive resourcefulness Is being stifled, theIr Congress Life asked productivity sOffocated, their willingness to $164,000 duding $11,500 from American Family acknowledged that he had ac have the lived here for five years, &g Insinance Co., a leading pwveyer ta from certain "political action committees," ke risks discouraged by an unsympathetie Of amnesty In five years, tmtroveralal cancer policies). Stewart Is but said that was IL No more Gui off1$ala fear, may encourage government. "I'm not saying that (kind of) money is chairman Of the Banking subcommittee on even more aliens to enter the United States. AFGHANISTAN HOSPITALITY bed," he explained. "I know I took it six! I to an underground report, Afghan SMALL DUSIN BLUE: I have heard Stewart don't feel any more commitment to those that guerrillas left i WeICOZn ItW* In the footh4Hui hm ha Of bus inessmen who political action committees interested in y gave it. What bothers me Is, that their mountain base. The sign, scrawledi IeisIation before the Agriculture, Nutrition complain that no one in Washington Is doesn't . reflect Individual participation or Russian, declared: 'Welcome R"'aianI I E ssentially, i is Uiteflth to them. billillng a strong base. It you depend solely on and Forestry Committee, of which be Is also a story: the extreme altitude, aevsi'e cold, desolatloc) lflbOT. special interests, you're cheating the w'li4es and wolves don't get you, we WUL' When roy associate Tony Capacclo called mey are caught in a squeeze bet WATCH ON WASM- Who the Do Stewart's office to inquire about the strop big corporations, big* unions &W big gawn- meat pu~ I I Of Ummerce dedded.- to set UP Since Us VA&4pirited p ano , • - - - . - - BERRY'S WORLD 1 0 - • " '- V M ' • • I . t .. "...., . .__ . __ . 4 I - - - - . - . ... ... . ......... . 40W,60"X,jto~ .rI, .. WIIPm a phony politician anda ,p,, - , 1~.~~__ - - ! T -, • -.. , - , . . . -- complete jet • , 4 dem, of the matoes good Intentions an menL The caVmts tycoons have used their bowem, Stewart has accePlid 0AdditlOW side mid Stewart bad simply changed bis political dout to rig the in codM Political Action Committee contributions oi mIW & coWle of after the Pod in. procurement practices, trade policies and about $160I00 bringing the total he l.a ac terview mid the other federal pWams to fsvw big bw&AM Ja goods to potentla , babe felt that am Of pwir M pw& conwhalow paraw his Senate committee remember where. C101A to get special Mw laws and safety for $35,0W ywioug u4now" ., * trallow rMte for . wwart later M&MW that "I-Airn* regulations intendod to put them an an opal dqwbmM . . the qe&4-h~ larpme. dpMW my mirA%k' tKit uld be d1dol know1f , bAft with the big employem Ir8e ly ying 7 terPa $1o00. Then it - Stewart has recely $78,000 In r the change had Isen publicly reported. Now it porstiona can put up eieion___ that an padwslImoa coiWlo hmi&. the job Wdid, they nd oft ksterst groups affected Wv £LIE £3CUMD ___ clals ___ + ",Wtir wou~ dtapisy Americo - . + -- • - .. - --- - -- - . .. - . I , I .. I. . . . - L • •• • 11 ' What she had co ns tructed over 54 holes fell apart like a house of cards on the first hole Sunday. Lundquist took a triplebogey seven on the hole w hile playing partner Pat Bradley coaxed in a bi rdie, and the four-stroke lead had evaporated. • 1-11 b.. '' Ir • -. -.4 .• I - . ) IL ' ' ~' . A ' • ', ". ., •-.. . ,, ' , The victory earned the 26-year-old Tampa, Fla. golfer $22,000 or about 50 percent of the money she had earn ed since joiningthe tour. ' - - • ,• The first hole is a modest, uphill par-4, but Lundquist turned it into a monster. She hit her approach shot into the trapi1ew her third shot, took an un playable lie and th en fluffed another chip shot. She finally landed on t he green in six and made a 10-footer for the triple bogey. "1 just told myself I made a great pu tt for seven and that there were 17 holes left and not to worry about it," said Lundquist, who would up with an even- par 72 and a four-day total of 204,12-under-par. "I tried to calm myself down wi th each shot and told myself t here were a lot of birdies left." Lundquist's troubles, however, were not over. She needed a three-footer for par on the second hole and bogeyed the third to fall out of the tour iment lead for the first time. She had to make a 10-toot putt for par on the four th to avoid a total collapse. "After I made that one, I said, 'This Is the turnaround.' I felt now I could make my charge," she said. She birdied the fourth from 18 feet and gained a tie wi th Bradley with a 12-foot birdie putt on the eighth. She regained the lead for good w hen Bradley bogeyed t he 11th and then added three birdies do wn the stretch to shut off a la te charge by Alcott. - - . - -. • . .• -_ - i - • . II . - I • e ..' ,:.' - ' , - : + .-. ' ' .. ' + '. • ,, ' ." ,, 1 - s ' .:.,/ ' • - ' - ;.-,r • -. .,. ..... ,4.':.: i • q' + - w~ "I - v • • , i + •, :" I . - + The Raliruaders, Little National League Champs Boyd, and Walter Hopson. , Back row left to right with a 17-2 record will be vying for a top spot In coach Jeff Ward, Herbert Dixon. Scot Curtis, this week's Sanford Youth Baseball post-season Albert Armstrong, Donald Grayson, I)ewalne tourney. Team members include front row left to Mitchell. Darren Pedigo and manager W.J. Ward right John Moriarty, Mike Lee, J.D. Poll, Michael Sr, , ' ' .. , - 11 . • -. " '-I , . 'I - - I'4 , - . +- '. - - • • a . - -• I j, - • + :. -. . - ,.1- . + . "... ____ -, - - ....-+. •, , . +. 6 • I-., . ;'t •.: - up - • -- or + -. - ,, - -. -. "There's no greater pressur e than winning your first tourna ment," Alcott said. "Your biggest enemy is your wan tin g it too bad. That's what she did on the fir st. But she re gained her composure and played bette r tha n t he rest of U3. 10 4 . - -. 6. - - . •, • - -- 7 ak---- - - , • •- - • . t. , •• - fri - - + - + • - • 1' - .- + -. • ..," ,. +'•+' 4'.. '. I- '- . + ,. . - - - .14-, ; .1 . • 4 S tone Manor use Oh o Derby Winner i s,. - . t ' -' • CLEVELAND (UPI) Stone Manor, a chestnut colt ow ned by Manor Farms of Canada, broke out of an ou tside post position a nd led the entire lLb miles over a muddy tr ack Sunday to win the $150,000 Ohio Derby at Thistledown Raceway. .1' . . . . . ... • - - • • - . , - k' , • • . . ••/• • + I. .1 1 / - - ,; ........ . - ... '. . ' .. ,.-. W1, k A.. - " Janacko, Eiss lie Best Ball Champs I . b. ft.I. .'' Stone Manor, winner of the Sheridan Stakes at Chicago's Arlington Park and a 5-1 shot be hind heavily favored Colonel Moran, outran the favorite by two lengths and won the race for 3-year-olds in l:. "' . + . • The ,team Of Stanley Potter. and Bud Richards finished with a 6110 cop second place. The third, fourth and fifth place finishes were decided by match of scoreboards. The twosome Of Ray Groome and Johnny Mac Watkins dosed in on third place while Frank Hutin and Hugh Grier teamed up. for fourth place and Ralph Slims' combined with Andy Roberta for a fifth place 'showing. association will also jive recognition to -The the last place finishers in each Of its events. Saturday's best ball last place honors go to Stan Price and Bill Anson. men's + That was well off the 1:47 2-5 Ohio Derby record set by 1979 winner Spartan. Colonel Moran, third-place finisher In the Preaknesa, stayed at Stone Manor's rear for the entire race, but never seemed to get tired up enough to pull away Into the lead. by Tim Vlacut Danny Lawrence, Johnny Murphy and Michael Tindall. Back row left to right Is coach Gary Taylor, Anthony Merthie, David Wright, John members Include front row left to rigbi Bruce Fortler, 8mmy Edwards, Michael Merthie, Williams, Eddie Charles, Scotty Stumpf, Michael Hartman and coach Lawrence Hawkins. Stone Manor, ridden by Pat Day, Arlington Park's WMFxileading rider, returned $13.80, $4.40 and $3.40. Colonel Moran was good for payoffs Of $3.00 and $2.60, and Hilibizon came in third to return $4.80' Day, wearing green and white, won in his first Ohio Derby. Stone Manor is trained by fl-year-old J.C. Bentley. Colonel Moran ws the popular choice even though regular lockey Jorge Ve1asquez, busy with another riding assignment In New York, was replaced by Angel Cordero Jr. + + + ";, - .. + • ' "Nomoft Sunshine 1'V Picture Perfect At 180 a + Hiraid Phot +- One of the teams going after the Pee Wee title in this week's Sanford Youth Bast. -ball Toirnament Is Clem Leonard Shell, owners Ma 9-1 slate. Team Paola Litti. Liagu. Roundup - - 4. '!iL! + - Dittmer Aluminum put on a lkimn attack and Sunshine TV tossed goose eggs Saturday to chalk up regular scoring 15 runs In the first three Itivings on just five hits, Troy Turner an Mark HarreIj doubled for the 'IV season finale win In the &PO' Pads Little Leagus. Sunshine's Shawn Briel closed out regular season play by tossing the season's only no-litter 12 Oaks Cainpgro'.g4. Briel fanned nine batten and walked just four while SwiIns staked Its mound ace to an early lead by ____ ______ at Seminole Fire Equipment outhit Dittmer Aluminum 74 ixit Dittmner uslanuned 16 runs in the scoreboard, in. 'dudicuj seven in the first inning to post a 16-8 win over Seminole Fire In the season doses,- for both squads. Cern bole's Arthur Hersey 4 Local favorite Bradley skied to a 75 and finished alone in fifth place at 283, 5-under-par. Pam Higgins and Beth Da niel tied for third place at 281, 7-under-par. + wo _ 1 + , 0,-' 10 .•, - ( S "I still can't believe I won," said Lundquist, who had 21 birdies In the tournament. "And tomorrow, I probably won't be able to see." Alcott played the fi nal two rounds in 66-68 and shrugged that the "tournament should have started on Saturday." She earn ed $14,700 f or. her finish at 9-under-par 279 and, with 10 wins under her belt, could empathize with Lundquist's plight. - L- a ;.',. ",. - ' . - Lundquist, however, rallied to make five birdi es the rest of the way and won the $150,000 tournament by three strok es over Amy Alcott. + + .•-+ - , + Lundquist Notches First LPGA Crown DANVERS, Mass. (UPI) For three rounds, Dale Lundquist had car efully built a fourstroke lead to move into position to win her first tournament in four years on the LPGA tour. _____ '. .' __ -- Bill Nnecko and Carl F-i=113 comHnad thair talents tà shoot al2 under pàr0to outdistance the field bya shjigle stroke for a first place showing. - I 11. . .W. Watson (70) and Loon Hinkle (71). The 35-yearold farmer's son with the unique putting style, who has led the Japanese PGA earnings list in three of the last four years, picked up $,500 for second, as well as $50,000. from a national golf magazine for also bettering Nicklaus and Lee Trevino's Open standard of 275. -• !' . Me Mayfair County Club Men's Golf Association crowned its monthly tournament winners Ssturdy ins. twomnan ball tournament event. - 01 1I. . # . . . .. - Stake ' , I I - ., first half. Adcock Roofing was unbeaten in the second half, winning the second match with Clem Leonard Shell 4-2. Adcock Roofing, coached by Andy Adcock and Sidney Shell, coached by Gary Taylor Uoyd, aix! Clam LeonardLL Il_i_k_I aeaaui Ilk 4i -. aim Lawrence iiawxins, now 'uusneu u records, + Tim Graham is the leading pitcher for A4cock Roofing and catches when he's not pitching. Burnett Washington also pitches and plays shortstop. Arthur Bradford, who catches plays first base, are also key players for Adcock Roofing. Michael Merthie is the ace of the Clam Leonard Shell pitching staff and also the team's leading hitter, Leadoif batter Eddie Charles plays all positions, including pitcher. Anthony Merthle also plays In the Infield and pitches. Sammy Edwards is the ca tcher and also one of the top !. hitters. In the second game against Adcock Roofing, out three runners in one Inning. Edwards dsheil will be laying without its regular Clem Leonar ;1 w, who out with an injury. first baseman, Bill Shaw, -____ . Aokl birdied both the 17th and 18th holes just as he had Saturday to tie Nicklaus for the third-round lead and finished with a 70-214, two strokes ahead of Fergus (70), . i- - - - ..,-. - _1_. . But a spectacular wedge shot left him just three feet from the pin, giving Nicklaus an easy opportunity for a birdie on the 17th. __ • • ww - . .. II t At . The Sanford Youth Baseball Associa tion will crown city champs in the Sanford Pee Wee League and little major leagues this week with a pair of double-elimInatIon tournaments at For t Mellon Park. 1. Tournament games are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday night. If a third game Is necessary in either series, it will be played Friday night. Pee Wee League games begin at 6 p.m. nightly, followed by the little major league series at 8 p.m. The Railroaders, cham ps Of the Sanford Li ttle National League, bring a 17-2 reco rd into the li ttle major league champihIp series, while Atlantic Bank finished 17-3 In the Sanford Li ttle American League. Atlantic Bank, coached by Doug Atkinson and Ed Korgan Jr., will be trying to bring the citychampionshlp back tothef Little American League for the second straight year. Flagship Bank of Seminole, second place in the league this year, won the city championship last year. The Railroaders are coached by W.J. Ward Sr. and Jeff Ward. The key to success for the RalltoaderslsDonaldGrayson. The tall, muscular right-hander has been unbeatable on the mound, tossing no-hitters and one-hitters almost effortlessly. Grayson is also the main threat at the plate for the Railroaders, During the final five games of the season he blasted 10 home runs, Including four in one game. Other key players in the Railroaders starting lineup Inelude hard-hitting Albert Armstrong, who catches and sometimes pitches; Dewayne Mitchell, an Infielder and pitcher: Terrance Carr, a scrpy 10-year-old who plays the Meld; Herbert Dixon, aninfielder; andJ.D. Paul, an outfielder who hits for a high ayerage. Brian Ashcraft Is the ace of the Atlantic Bank pitching . staff and Is also the team's top hitter. Ashcraft also Is a home run threat everytlmne he steps to the plate. Other top players for the Bankers include shortstop Joey Evans, a versatile player who can handle alipoet any position and also swings a heavy bat; David Rape, a sure• fielding infielder who usually plays first base; Eddie Korgan, the team's best catcher, w ho also plays Infield and pitches; Moreour Baker, a good hitter who also can play several positions and steady jayerssuch as Clay Hickman, Doug Atkinson' Jr. and Jeff Melton. 1. Defending champ Adcock Roofing and Clem Leonard Shell will battle for the Pee Wee League title. Adcock Roofing won the championship without a playoff last year, finishing with the best record in both halls. But this year Clem Leonard Shell nipped Adcock Rooting - + . + 6.5theflrsttimethetwoteamsmetandflnhshed50inthe • • Throw out the individual statistics. For four teams in Sanford, a new season begins Tuesday -. A lot of the action at the convention took Most. 'My main apprehension stems from the place on the vast exhibition floor. Tom Wolfe, "Negative. The signals show a heavy 25 percent in California. (The comparable premise that it a computer can send out perhaps our best living writer, was there snowfall in the Miami area, but otiierwise figure for Ohio was a more respectable 33 signals of a non-existent pttack. It also could percent.) signing autographs. There was a guy walking zilch," send out false signals during a real attack An ABC News poll of both Republican and around dressed like Darth Vader, people in "How could there be a blizzard in south In other words, in the early stages of a American Revolutionary costume; there was Democratic voters here In California found Florida in June?" Bulljack thunders. nuclear bombardment, the computer might a live tiger at the Brigham Young Press Before Walistone can answer, Hor nbigg Carter in third place when ma tched against indicating that nothing unus ual was going booth, attracting a lot of attention to a new Ronald W. Reagan, virtually certain to be the be ret ur ns. on. As in this little scenario: book called "The Gentle Jun&e." "The satellite is now sending photographs Republican presidential nominee, and Rep. Scene: The secret command post where There was a delegation from Red Ch ina, You of a huge mushroom cloud over Fort Snow- John B. Anderson, R-Ill., running for imports. U.S. defense alert signals are , monitored. wonder what they made of this wild burst of tread, Cob., headquarters of our retaliatory president as an independent. A higher gasoline tax would be Inflationary In books and freedom, Enter Capt. Custer Hornbigg, duty officer in In that trial heat, Reagain won with 48 missile command, Should I flash the red the short run but would be counterinflationary In the satellite tracking station section, The international publishers had a booth In percent, Anderson followed with 23 percent alert?" the long run. And the long run, is what counts. To which a pleasant olive-skinned man pushed "Sir, we are getting signals that some .sort Bulljack raises a cautionary finger. "We're and Carter trailed with 21 percent. reduce the Impact, much or all of the gasoline tax Marx and Engels amid Darth Vader, the tiger of nuclear blast has occurred in downtown The ABC News survey also found that only not supposed to go on red alert without Increase could be rebated to the people in the form and a new picture book called "Sappho: The Cincinnati. Anything on the computer?" computer confirmation. What's the story, 35 percent of the Ca lifornia Democra ts polled Maj. Jackson Wallitone, deputy chief of Walla tone?" planned to vote for Carter in November and 31 of an income tax reduction or a Social Security tax Art of Loving Women ." computer operations, gl ces at an th e vi de o per convention evening Is given over to ce nt of those Democrats expected Reagan "The only signals we're getting reduction. drinks and hors d'oeuvres and terminal and print-out. 10 win the election. computer Is a form letter from the Snowtread Sooner or later, our leaders are going to have parties: "There's nothing to worry about," he says. celebrities. Development Corp., offering an 80 percent Carter could regain his equi li brium during 1. to level with us on this Issue. But for many of them It's an amazing event, floating on a sea of "According to the computer, a man in Cm- discount on vacation sites for a limited time th e five long months that remain before the It will not be unt il they are forced to, and certainly mohey and major talent. cinnatl owes $10,000,7.96 In telephone 6111a. only."'. general election, but right now he's in worse not In an election year. It all happened last week In Chicago, under Nothing else irregular," "Hmmmm," Bulljack hmmmms. "Do you shape politically than he was at the beginning the music and the stars. 'That same telephone bill showed up on our suppose they know something we don't?" of the primary season. : • • Cha ' mpionshi ps City • system, back on gasoline use Is through the price mechanism. Our allies imposed high taxes on gasoline long ago. The gasoline tax in West Germany Is $1.14 a gallon, in Japan, $1.01. In the United States, 14 cents,. Including the federal tax and an average sta te tax. Our allies say we must Increase our gasoline tax if we are serious about reducing oil Sanford - • + - WASHINGTON (UPI) Fears have arisen In recent days that World War III could be started by faulty computers. That dire possibility came to mind after a Pentagon computer twice sent out false "I've won four Opens and they've all been oç Father's Day," he said. 0 Nicklaus did it by setting or tying Open records all the way, from his bl azing 7-under-par 63 Thursday on a 'cqzr-se ' . . I expected to challenge players to match par right through to putts of 22 and 10 feet on the last two holes Sunday that helped him better the Open record by three strokes, "That last nine holes was one of the finest nine holes I've ever played," said. Nicklaus, who had dropped into a brief tie with Keith Fergus at 5-under-par through nine holes with bogeys on Nos. 4 and 7. Fergus, a 26-year-old nonwinner in his fourth year on the tour, promptly bogeyed the 10th hole by hitting his second shot over the green and missing a short putt. But Fergus, Aokl and.the ever-dangerous Tom Watson were still within striking distance, SO NicklausioUT*f the tournament cool and concentration of old to pull away. Jack" and "Jack is back" as he wrapped up the victory and the W,000 first prize with a 10-foot putt on the final hole. . ' vulnerability were apparent in three public. opinion surveys of voters as they left the polls in California, Ohio and New Jersey the computer last month, Turned out to be a three heavily populated sta tes that held primaries in the last round of voting. mistake. The correct amount was $51.98. I A New York Times-CBS News poll found thought the telephone company would have that more than 50 percent of all Democrats straightened everything out by now," At that moment, Col. Ulysses S. Bulljack, surveyed in those three states said they did officer in charge of the North America radar - not intend to vote for Carter in Um November general election. scanning enters the room, An Associated Press-NBC News poll "I think I may have something, gents. Miami has completely disappeared off t he, showed that Democrt.s In both New Jersey radar screen. Does the computer show any and California had "a very low opinion of Carter's work as president." His per. voids were Miami used to be?" formance In Office was rated as good or exWallatone fiddles with the appropriate cellent by only 22 percent in New Jersey and knobs and shakes his head, I - . - birdie Forget the team records. - The Findl Print-out? reasonable. Jerry Ford and Jerry Rubin. I want to exclaim "Only in AmerIca,'ut I won't. The former president offered trenchant criticism of Carter's foreign policy, seeing it as veering from too soft ("no Inordinate fear of communism") to the present policy of confrontation and "no dialogue." The right ' . - - DICK- WEST -- . . - + •.., - Pee Wee, Little Majors Tourneys Start - 'I - ,,, LOS ANGELES (NEA) After stumbling to victo ry in the qualifying race of the 10 presidential campaign, President Carter now may be ba rely able to stagger to the starting line In the race for the championship. Although he Is the apparent winner in the contest for support of a majority of delegates to the Democratic National Convention, Car ter is In a surpr isingly weak poltlon especlallyforanincumbentpresidentseeking renomination. He remains generally incapable of fashioning electoral majorities in the big cities and populous states. Much of his sup. port comes from voters who wish they had another choice a nd he continues to be attacked t' opponents on the right, left and center. On what should have been Carter's day of triumph the final day of voting in the 1980 primary season Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., was the victor In five of the eight states where unhappy Democrats went to the polls. Unmistakable signs of the president's ft : . Staggers To Victory .. ALL the big tournaments. It took a while for Nicklaus to decide j( how much he wanted an 18th major victory. ' After shooting a 2-under-par 68 that gave him a stroke victory over Japan's Isao Aoki, Nicklaus said, IJ t want to know If next year's Open Is on Father's Day.".The enthusiastic gallery greeted him with cheers of "Jack, U.S. Open with a record 8-under-pa M "It you don't have the desire to spend a lot of time working at it, you're not going to do IL" The 40-year-old, who has won 67 tournaments in 18 years of professional golf, admitted he hadn't done that in 1g79. He kidded himself that he was working and he came close in .'• - - . SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (UP!) He wanted it so much that it hurt. And when it was all over, and Jack Nicklaus had the victory he so much desired, he cried just a bit and spoke of the work that went Into his first triumph two years. "I've always felt that a large part of winning comes from tpae desire," said Nicklaus Sunday after winning his fourth Ilic UH81 UZO 45 1eJCL.LVu rLvIUwIL ..,d1LVi b _ . ' IVIGKIuIm Ivults'mi L10 #30 (1./pen I ine 0 - rm rl Monday, June W1flO-SA ' w . Gasoline Waste 4 Wire To Wire At Balustrol 0 .1i . . _____________________________________ . I . I - accounted for the only extra- an awards ceremony for its base hit of the contest with a teams Saturday Wilson double. Elementary School beginning Sunshine TV's I&O 16.0 win at 12:30, at • • over 12 Oaks put am finishing touches on a perfect 18-0 season. Twelve Oaks claimed second place lii the Paola League with a 101 record. Dittmner copped third 741 while Seminole Fire Equip. merit struggled to a 1-17 finish. e Pacts League will bold at • - - - Mightey Lively, the only filly nominee to the race, was with. drawn after it was announced that Colonel Moran would enter. "With Colonel Moran coining, I'm not It's as simple as that," said Doug Peterson, Mightey Lively's trainer. "I don't .wanttobeatmyfthlyup." + Isoak' SUNIHINI p. V GROUND *55K *55K L.$ 4' CSaI so: Twim' 1 I S •sss $ $ is kIss 4 Msrls Its N.npa . m '' 164 Durum '" TaNs $55 SMissly Pssis •Uwy onsiss Iw " TOTALS TOTALS 1755 • . - • $.s Colonel Moran has failed twice before at the Derby distance. H was beaten by 15 lengths in the Flanilngo ot Hialeah in March aix! by 1 leiigthe by Plugged Nickle in the Wood Memorial. The all-male field for the Uth running cA the Derby also included Ray's Word, who came in fourth, and Sperm, who finished fifth. Local hope Cabin PrOof finished 1h in the 13horse field. 4, • . t4-1) L1' . - +1 ' -. 4 �- - - I - I -, v ' * i - - . • . . -.. - - . 1 I . [Oljol. -Monday, Junill, 1* i - , -6.1. A--,-- . 37 193 63.321 Trmmi, Del . Murphy. Oak 5$ Home Nuns Mater League Standings National League - Sdumid?. By United Press International Phil 20, Luzinski, Phil IS; National League Baker LA 11; Garvey, LA and East Hendrick St.L 13. W I. Pct.OI American League - Ogilvie, Montreal 33 22 .600 Mu 16; Jackson NY iS; Rudi, Ptsbrgh 33 21 .575 1 Cal, Mayb,ry and Voltz, Tor PhIla 30 21 .556 2',', 12. N.Y. 27 2 .412 6 Runs Saved In Chcaao i rn iu au iu.i A" .. .22 36 .379 1211i West SN 31 25 .576 32 77 412 Houston Los Ang CInci 31 23 - 1 3 25 34 .421 10 25 35 .117 10", San Fm San Ogo Atlanta American ea,ue So and- Oglivie, Mu IS: OlIvef T 44; Armas- Oak £3; Brett, KC and Cooper, Mil U 41. Stolen Sues - 23 33 .411 101A Saturdays Results Chicago 10, Atlanta 5 night Houston 7. Pittsburgh 3, night I.. V...fr C.. ,.. nigP1t Philadelphia 3. San Diego I. . .. his 16. night St. Louis 4, Cincinnitl 3, night National Lsiuue Canton, PhIl 11.2; Slut, SF 5•2; Pastore, CIn 52; Richard, lIeu Sunday' s Results - Chicago 1. Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 1, Montreal 0 San Francisco 3, New York Philadelphia I, - San Diego S American League Guru, XC and Jotrn, NY $2; Rainey, - St. Louli 10, Cincinnati 9, 13 Innings Bos 7-1; Spillrw, Clov, Martin, KC and Honeycutt, Sea 7.3; Monday's Games (All Times EDT). Houston (RI. 31) at Chicago (Reuschel 5-6), 2:30 Denny, Cliv and Norris, Oak 7. 1; Bums, Chi and Leeward, KC 15; Keoug h, Oak 7.6. Earned Nun Average (based on 6$ Innings pitched) National League Richard, HOu 1.50; Carlton, Phil I.; P.M. Cincinnati (Pastore S-2) at Pi ttsburgh (Blyleven 1-6), 74 p.m. ' Atlanta (McWilliams 1M at St, Louis (Sykes iS), 1:35 p.m. New York (Swan SI) at San 1)1.-go (Curtis 3-1), 10 pm. Philadelphia (Lerch 2-I) at Los Angeles (Reuss 7.1, 10:30 Tell 63. __ Charlotte 23 36 .390 Saturday's Resu lts I. 7.4) (Kravec -. - - IJ.ia, SATURDAY'S RESULTS St. Petersburg 3, Winter Haven 1 Daytona leach Lakeland 3-1 SI 221 77 .341 , -- Tnas Toro . - - I - in the Expos'last 30 pmes and their second straight bImAing following a 10..game jnn1ng streak. so quietly - th Bruce Sutter may have wondered If his p1200. was Glaats 3, Mmii, working. Bob Knepper, 54, tossed a seven-hitter and Darrell EVE130 Just about the sun tims that the Cbkqo right,ii,handeiiii was crashed a twocun hmer in the fourth Willing for the liants. G notching his 13th' UVS of the season Sunday, St. LOUIS and Pat ZacIwy, 1.3, went the first five Innings a nd surrendered all Cincinnati were demonstrating exactly how vital a relief three runs. A Jacket Day crowd ___ of 44,910-the first sellout at pitcher of Butter's calibre c be. Shea Stadium in two years watched the Mets lose for only Me clubs used a total Of 10 relIevers, who combined for 11 the third time In uwi - it ii lallngs1 l4 hits, lo earned nm$ and afl ERA of a.1$ befaiTerry Cake 4, &$VN 1 Kennedy merdlufly doubled in two runs In the 13th to give the Bill Buckner drove In two runs and Jerry Martin hit his 10th Cardinals a 104 victory over the Reds, homer to had the Cubs. Mike Krukow, ______ 4-7, struck cut eight and Mtd yet when the midnight deadline had passed, neither of walked none before being replaced after giving UP thoae teams - not anyone else for that matter -could or straight hits to start lb. efgtdlt Inning. would snake a deal for the av1labI. buflpenac.. Cardinals at ' - . - ---------- ------ - ___ - - I LL - ". - - Anyone - I I - . - , - - - . -. - - '".' - - - d - ullrg - - - - ' - president, looks I\1 rsirig -. -- - -. - - - i\IC.7 . \\" P1. 1, 1. 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The group will depart from Orlando and CD C BEVERLY HILLBILLIES will be lodged at a first class hotel in the (MOW) W0T0 (FRfl f ashionable Pink Zone of Mexico City. 5:40 Among the planned tows are one to the (12(17) LOVE, AMERICM STYLI sacred Shrine of Guadalupe, the awe- (F) Inspiring pyramids of Teotthuacan, a guided 5:45 tour through the world-famous Museum Of (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) 5:50 Anthropology, and Maximilian's Castle i (17)woRLoATuJioa(ww) Chapultapec 6:65 For further details, contact Dr. Ann Bach. C(I) DAILY cevo'no,w. .1 eoo mann at Sem inole Communi ty College, or S (I) POi 00(5 THE COUNTRY Adventure Travel in Longwood. . . I of - - ONLY 50 WITH THIS COUPON I I 5:15 register for one hour of college credit. Call Dr. Bachmann for detaIls. - , SUMMER•SHOWTIME U 510 0 U -- Every Tuesday Morning (111(17) LOVE. AM[RICAII STYLE "I HERE KIDS HEY I - "'w . 991, 1:60 ONLY [PI..ZA ii] 7:45 ONLY 11:50 (flU BARNEY MILLER Barney - - TiN1. MIII. SIMONs - cisio ' . 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PEOPLE 6 around the corner to slug you. vs medclae: Nursing is Seminole Conmunity College. with Spanish e m Don't get me wrong, I love probably th os t underpaid inetrirtor Dr. Ann Bachmann as a guide, Is ! and respect these old people, and overworked profession sponsoring its third one week tour of Mexico. but some of them are really a ar ound. Take It from one who Tour mem bers will leave on Aug. 18 and knows. Teachers, bus drivers, return on Aug. handful. it's too Into for ma, but lfl postmen, truckeis and steel Interested members In the community are 'could turn back the clock, I'd workers can strike, but j again cordially Invited to join the group. A go into nursing , let nurses strike and they ate NO NAME IN TEXAS accused of being greedy and knowledge of Spanish Is not required, but Dr. DEAR ABBY: My blood unfeeling.'- Oh, a career In Bachmann will give to all who are taking the bOiled when I read the letter nursing can be "rewarding1" tour at least one thtee-hcur sIon confrom the stude nt whose but your average cashier at counselor said she'd be most supermarkets earns cernlng the basics of Spanish and COliliflOfi Phrases that tourists should know, wasting her train in nursing more than most nurses. For those Interested, it will be pOssible to and suggested she consider , BEEN ONE FOR 32 YEARS will heg1iiunijsad there w111be1stand - - (Irsr 11:15 andnoonelstheretohelp IT 1 him, and Big Ed Is waiting 'DEAR ABBY: Re nursing I I SHARKS LAVERNE - 071 AuQrbod II). 0(4) CARD --- - - 1000 . IVSJ5IDAVEALLEN (1((17)LA$TOFTpf WILD -' 0001300232-10135 $303r, Hume (7), Tonilln 12(17) GREEN ACRES 11:00 - - t1F(5) SPACE GHOST I DINO BOY (WED) (IH35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU (1(1 (35) HERCULOIDS (FAI ) 9:30 U()(5J0(DONEWs - (13 innings) . (1i (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) 10'30 ' - (I1(35)SHAZZAM(MON) - (11) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE sup oco 3:30 MIKE MOVIE 24 0) SESAME STREET (RI II7JFAMILYAFFAIR 1F(35) NEWS ( - Atlanta -- . 9:00 0 Li) DONAHUE run Into coverups white doing 30011live stories on a private school and a film studio (A) I ain an R.N. in aq Intensive care wilt in a large teaching 'were used to staff the hospital, and my mind starts 1 hospital, and they worked us racing the moment I set foot -." to death. I was constantly put through the door. It doesn't down and humiliated by slow down until long after I'm "aran doctors and bossy home. Yes, I carry bedpans (1.C.U.I have no bathrooms) -, I've done private duty and and I also follow doctors' also worked In obstetrics, orders. But lam also required .: surger y, pediatrics and to make de ns on my geriatrics. They're all alike. own Try this sometime, Abby: in In emergencies I must You and two other nurses are action in a cardiac responsi ble for 66 helpless old arrest and give some heavy. people. You feed them, potty duty medication. An error 1lhem and put them 10 bed. could cost someone his kidSome dribble when they walk, neys, hearing or life. lam also 'or leave huge puddles on responsible for rea di ng -fldor, which you have to mop EKGs, for moni toring brain UP later. Meanwhile, Grandpa and heart f un ctions on Ja falls out of bed, Susie machines and for detecting wanclerionto theelevatorand imriaruiina, Housman (6), Glynn (0) ..1O)REBOP 2)(17)LUCV SHOW (1) 0 LOtkthIANT ROSSI and Lou -know. Nurses! training was three years of tor ture. We knapper and May: Zachry, Nate.J League Los Ang GOOD MORNING AMERICA Q (j5) MOVIE 10-00 a teresting and rewarding If that counselor has careers a person could pur- nothing bet ter' to do than sue. Really? beli ttle careers he knows Nursing can also be nothing abOut, he should keep thankless and frustrating. I his big mouth shut! the Astros. 1j) 135) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 10) ODYSSEY (MOW) 24(10)SEARCHFORSOLUTIONS (T UE) 24 J0) SOUNDSTAGE (WED) 2410) HENRY MOORE(THU) 2410) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (FRI) 12)(-17)FuNTtUE 14 (4)TODAY t4ocman both have a day on which nothing seems to go right Then you extolled the _L_.. _....1_,. I. VUIUC3 (4 nursing, 4I7III II was one of the most In- medicine Instead. Pirlitell. Ciliflidelwilli, 4-5, walked three and struck out am in registering his fourth complete game. KenForoob tell to 7-5 for UY 4)GENERAL HOSPITAL . - 3:00 (j')Q GUIDING LIGHT 8:30 (5)0 HOUSE CALLS Charley and straight-A student told her high school counselor she wanted to be a nurse, he said, "Why? With your brai ns, you --could be a doctor: All nurses do is carry bedpans and follow - . •. 8:25 930 - - FRIENDS 12( 17) FATHER KNOWS BEST TODAY IN FLORIDA (Dv, 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (1) S. 2:25 2:30 0 4: ANOTHER WORLD 1))(5) BANANA 'SPLITS AND &— 24(10 VILLA At.E0RE(R) (l2)(17)HAZEL Medal Games" NBA stars vs US Olympic team -. ujuj ANSI: ,.-,,. . LINE (FF11) (17)NEWS 1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO NEW zoo REVUE 'Little 1) (ii5) 4 (°) morale ottecers (A) t r (ran NANCESHOPED) JJQ0000MORNINGAMERICA U (17) BASKETBALL "Gold u s tra ing - 24 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GER. MANY (THU) 11) (5) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 8:00 (la(son, Meredith Beater blmey. Based on t he novel by Louisa May Alcott. The wile and Sour daugh ter s of a Union Army chaplain attempt to carry on while he Is away at war, (R) (1JOM'A'S'H Cal Potter gets fed up with B J and Hawkey.'s complaints about the lack at recreational actIvities and appoints t hem BeRewarding - UTO0AY IN FLORIDA 1) GOOD MORN I NG FLORIDA ONCERT NIGHTS (MON) 7:30 former girlfriend during her visit to the U nited States (DOSELL Regional coverage of Cincinnati Reds at Pillsburgh Pirates. Oakland A's at BoalOIs Red SOi - - 7:25 24 OLOVA (T UE) 24 (10) JAZZ AT THE MAINTE. gra*s homesick hen he meats his are: Andrew F. Reno, president; Paul Dzielinski, vice president; Richard R. Parrish, secretary, and . 3(17)FUPfllME 0@)TOOAY 8:30 (.1)0 PHYL AND MIXHY Mikhy Officers of the Fleet ' - - - - .'f!. •, a V-iUlTlfl - ald -" 1111111"11111111I - . , (t) lb THE WORLD TURNS . NE LIFE TO IVE - 'Robbery' (C) (1967) Stanley Baker . James Booth A Brilish train is robbed of a fortune after brilliant planning by the thieves. (2 Hrs) 24 (.10) MOVIE The Bridge On The River Ken' (C) (1957) William Holden, Abc Guinness During World War lb. a British colonel and his men become part at a prison tabor camp gang forced by th•Jap. anese to build a jungle bridge (3 firs lSMins) t11)(17)THE COMMANDERS Officers of the B. F. V.oOdy Branch 147 are: Roy L. Pounds, president; Chris l'ortewig, first vice president; Juanita J. Bryan send vice president, and Helen Ediiionon, secretarytreasurer. ,. - i. I. kc& - - . - (lJ)(35) MOVIE - - . __ is Wit ktbe12pointtiebreshsrInvelvwl -- ,' • ,: I , / ',I,'%t - / the house In behalf of the club while Mrs. Walter A. Glelow, retiring club tague i, LaRoche .(II Parr . away trot, the death of a break into the School for the Blind and take Mary and Laura hostage (A) (})OWKRP IN CINCINNATI The staff suspects that Jennifer is going festive celebration. -. Mrs. Art Brown, right, chairman of the Woman's Club of Sanford's Ronald McDonald House committee, presents a check to Mrs. Tom Hunt, center, for . 3anijjtd end Iromnhiss to be one Of the dgi"Ighta Of isuitb.ares. Those wishingtoeritarrosy do no by calling tP30 8.C.C. athletic dspsrt I - the Waken will now be tbe 12 poW tit keakeri &W r* , - " - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - -- (9) and Fisk; Tanana, Man- - - June. - p a I1RRyCAgfl,g - " doi$ionofbow to playthpolnt tit brwker: PlayerBhujiatsrvsdatMand hold ssrv,.Tha ,xn b now N and the 12 oIntlis breaksrgoes lnto play. AwWserve Int,thesPtiyur8-. serves lbs next two points, (The players alternata osrvthg two points eschatter thetlratpolnt has been aerved.) The players things aidss of the court after lbS brat its and after 2 points, U the score rwbia ennis - / ' ' , ''(I - . -, u14 It.if . I .- . 1'' .. Mom (8). W-Loonard (7-5). L Now. on. W-Tiant (5-3). L-Kass MRS-Kansas McCatty (4-4). HRs-New York, (44). CIty, Aikens (6), OtIs 2, (3), Jackson 2 (iS); Oakland, ____ - " - -; :.;.. 201 400001-I 10 I Kan City 000020000-240 000002000-250 Oaklnd MIlwau TIarW and Corona; McCtty, Leonard and Porter; HISS. Augtmtlne (I) and Martinez. Lacey (3), Jones (4) and ' .. . i ' . - By United Press Wernsti" fradjp,g deadline was about to pass quietly , I ______ ' ' 012 022--714 1 N.Y. - - T : . - 00. L-Tanana (7-1). HR.'Boston, Rice (ii); California. W-Clancy (43). L-Jenklns (4- RudI (12). 5). HR-Toronto, Garcia (2). - Ne w FTA Tie Breaker Goes To 12 PoInts ' - Benny Parsons , ~;.. s , - ' -'. . b\ \ A \ \\ . - 021 002 00*- 500 (5) and DOnohue. W-Renko (4 - '' ' - - ---- - Jenkins and $ u n d berg; Clancy* Garvin (9) and Davis. 1 , ' " ' . I I I can't run - The installing was 1.. to be alone br Christmas and come with some unique presents to F. Knickerbocker, who was UP ease her loneliness IA) the Instituting Officer 25 (T) GONE IN A MILLION Alter years ago. There were a being appointed to a presidential commission on youth, Shirley number of the charter comes under attack when It is dismembers attending the covered that she hasa record - U 1) THE DOCTORS )0 MORNING hEWS (DQ0000MORNINGAMERICA $ -) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (DO THIS ONE FOR DAD A officer I . American League WO THE NEWLYWED GAME doctors' orders." PkflIks I, Padres I MansgWh1tsy Hersog, whose club blew a ttu'e..run lead In ____ Greg UnIiI drape in two runs and the Phiuies capitalized Buffalo Signed quarter ba ck the nm 'resigned himself to the fact that he has bullpen on tire., errors to scoro four unearned rims and hand the League Gene Bradl ey of Arkansas i*oblema. GAS H Padres their seventh straight loss. Bob Walk, 2.0, pItched five state. 17150 61 Bukeftu Imdçha and tirrim LaGrow pitched 31-3 innings of relief It 4504 43.329 MIlwaukee (WBL) Traded co mplete game while for his first save. RICk Wise, 24, w the 1cr. 5$ 225 77 w.ici, 74, pitched his thIrd 45165 $7.337 m$ tirst.round draft choke to Pfrates it Astrei 1 in tr in out bits six. 1 01317 oC him were Chicago for Its first pick. doter walk g two and s ik g 0150 61 rd ReItto Suindell, gua th in Ed Ott went 34cr.$ and drove In two runs, one on a solo the Vidli singles by Ron LsFlcre Ira e first, -Tommy uttu 45 iw v.332 Hlletnan and an undisdosid th loss homer, and Jthn Candelarla tossed en eight.bltter for the 312$3 7Q.33 It was only the seven eighth and Brad Mills In he UInth $0229 15.325 "" 1, - - . - - ' Kenne'dy Rescues St. Louis In 13th ___ YOUI1 Mu --. . - - - anew, Cal -I. 24 (10) OLD HOUSEWOAKS (THU) - a(Z) TIC TAC DOUGH 0:00 p.m., a buffet dinner at 8:00 p.m. -and dancing from 9:00 until... ( ,~~ • rr, I '. . , m.,av, - Cooper,. Mu I ainstAs - ------- - Sol /-~ , - - - - -:' - t I - Ias.b.II Toronto Recalled first 30 256 70305 baseman Doug Ault from 141$ 4 34 .301 Syracuse of the lntsrnstionab 54152 53 3" 43.301 League. Fostoall 45 )73 52.301 Moli tor, Mill Orta. Cliv Bumbry, Ball Brett, XC I .' - TransactIons 20' 70.337 16171 37.333 5$ 21$ 47.312 $5216 64.306 - I ' but hecin deal me members of the Ia*done. 35) MAUDE association celebrated this lI (10DIC.cCAvE'n17 ALLINThEFAMILY ilver Anniversary with a p??ty-cockt.ails at 6:00 p.m.,8:00 0 (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE the' Installation of Off icers at PRAIRIE Three desperate convicts ' '. L - St. Petersbu rg vs. Winter Ha ven Veto Beach vs. Tampa West Palm Beach vs. Fort Lauderdale Miami vs. Fort Myers 36201 61.331 American Remy. - - - National League Roundup TODAY'S GAMES National League 0 Al H . - West Palm Beach at Port Lauderdale, 2nd ga me, night Miami 16, Fort Myers 7 Tampa 7, Vero Beach 4 Batting - . - 0ge pa six and walked Six before being relieved by JIM Garvin in the ninth. Lauderdale 3 (based 00 III 1 bats) . 11 I - - Hrmdz, St.L Smith, LA Cruz, I:.Hendrsn, NY ReIti, $t.L Hndrck1 St.L TpIIai, St. 1. McBrd. Phil StIlls. NY Griffey, On DIW500, MtI lap. , - Major League Leaders say United Press international _ m -- tiara &a.-k I 7....... 1 MInnosiats of Toronto, night Chicago at Clevela nd, night Milwaukee at Detroit, night Texas at K ansas City, night Ro "- - - Parsons was back In front on the 167th -- - Miami Ill- - Parsons needed a little racing luck to claim the checkered flag. On the 115th lap his right rear tire went flat and nearly put him Into the wall,. He went Into the pits but Just 19 laps later he was able to narrow the gap on Baker, who had claimed the lead during one of seven yellow flags (17)HOGAN-S HEROES young athIe di scover s that he - 1:30 6:55 - ---,, 14 10 STUDIO CONCERT (MON) 24 (10) SAILING. SAILING (TUE) 24(101CO0KIP4'CAJUN(WED) (DO 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 . REPORT Association. . - . 39 3429 .400 36 32 .129 4½ 29 30 .432 it 21 30 .304 13½ Fort Myers ': P.M. MAGAZINE 4)JOKER'S WILD . - 6:54 FACE THE MUSIC - 4.. 24 (10) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S HOW(TUE) I 1?ii eivg rritr,.,r, mtr wLup 1o)ANTouES (THij ( -10) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL CD GA ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE 7:00 - (MOW) 6:45 ( 5) SANFORD AND SON -. - ' 43 (1) - twm at ., . _, 1J 1351o1NAH1& FRIENDS 24(10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 6:30 (17)1 LOVE LUCY - - RESTLESS IN FLORIDA (1)qEDAU.EN (12t 1(JNEWS Q-ABC PWS ANDY GRIFFITH 10 OVER EASY Guest OCOn. omist John Kenneth Galbraith JCC) (A) .JS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN 1L2)(17) THE ATHLEI'ES(MON) 0 (!) TODAY -, '. 0 (1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 6:15 NBC NEWS ,- (siO THE YOUNG AND THE FF11) (1)0 CBS NEWS - - 6:10 - - 1:00 - (t(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU.' 6:30 - The uniform Is different now, but Jackson hasn't loot his flah srmas (11). McRae (4); Milwaukee. Yovnl f or the drama tic especia lly In front of his old Oakland fans. Royals 7, Brewers 2 (6). (11). Jackson belted two home runi Sunday, giving, him three In Two home rune by Amos Otis and solo blasts by Willie Aikens Ba it 000301 O20- 120 the four-game series with lbs A's, to spark the Yankees to an 8- and Hal McRae powered the Royals. Otis' two-run blast in the MIm 200001 200- 571 Seattle 020000- 3 2 triumph over the A's. Jackson's first homer, In the first In- eighth, following a single by McRae, assured Dennis pjjj Clove 31030020*- 14312 St e w a r t and Dempsey, D. Jackson, Verhoevin (i), Grah am (92; Bannister, Has. nin g, was a 500.foot blast over the center field fence, zld4* of his seventh triumph in his last last nine starts. Don Money Arroya (6), Kltrnunen (7) nd verb (6). Parnott (6) and added a solo blast in the ninth, his 15th of lbs season. and Robin 'fount bomered for the Brewers. w,,.p. ti &. ... a r.. UU IndI,se 14, TwIne I and DIaz. W-Spiilner (7.3). L- Bannister (34). HR BaltImore 9, Seattle 3 5010. Jackson (3-I). HR-Clove. Toby Harrah drove In seven runs with four hits and Jorge timore, Ayala (5). Kiko Garcia a nd Doug DeCincea drove in five runs between land, Harrah (6). Orta banged out six hits to boost his batting average to .339 In than and Sammy Stewart scattered nine singles to lead the pacing a 21-hit attack that sparked the Indians. Today's game between the Orioles to victory. The victory kept Baltimore, the defending Boston 001001 112-a 140 Chicago Whltesox and Det ro it Red Sex I, Angels I Eastern Division champion, from falling into last place. Benny Calif 010 112-i J im Rice homered, singled and scored two rims In leading Ayala hosnered for Renlio, Orago (I), Lockwood Of rah,, . 730 . (17) LISTEN (MOW) 17'0,hImTh - i9eOlFRl) (f7) MOVIE (7.) U SUNRISE waxworks IPa(t Sot 10) (CC) o c N (10) BEN WATTENSERGI CUOHEALTHFIELD (L)O(DONEW5 DICK VAN DYKE (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC The Old Curiosi ty Shop" Nell and grandfather meet Mrs Jartey, who otters them jobs in her - Mrs. Rupert Strickland and at 1:30 p.m. he was Williatti is the oldest son of McDonald House in One of the members of the introduced the 15-members married to Miss Christine Catherine Runge, Atlanta, .%.,Ronald ., Gainesville, the horm where club, who wishes to remain who have joined the club* this Jackson at a nuptial Mass at Ga., and Dr. Howard Runge, parents of children being anonymous, matched the gift past year. These members the Most Blessed Sacrament [)DS, Sanford. . . .. I ______ ."ty June 14, Flag Day, was the 25th Anniversary of the C'hartering of Branch 147 of he Fleet Reserve - York (John 02), 1:05 p.m. West Palm Beach 2, Fort Texas (Matlack 3.3) at Lauderdale I Kansas City (Splittorff 43), Miami 6, Port Myers I 5:35 P.M. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Tuesday's Games St. Petersburg 64, Wi nt er Haven Oakland at Boston, nIght 0-0 Se attle it New,York, night Da ytona leach I, Lakeland 1 California at Baltimore, night West Palm Beach 4, Fort . . ffInSto11 the line within inches of each other. Parson's victory was worth $24,11N while Yarbor ough won $16,300 and Baker took home ,3O0. __ 14). - Ft. Laud. WPim Bch. Vero Bch. I lieutenant in the U. S. Army, -- I 62 ri r'" INTICIV e-ADUIUAI 0 next LOOK AT ME(TUE) SO 11 1% ) HERE*S TO YOUR 14 HEALTH (WED) aS(1u) THE VICTORY GARDEN THE WILBURN BROTHERS (I t Petty and Bobby Allison, who crossed - FLORIDA STATE w t. Pct. $ Dina Bch. 45 21 .611 Tampa 32 31 .300 11½ 31 32 13½ Lakeland 30 31 .467 15½ Wntr Hven 2435 .3*2. 19½ P.M. -. Buddy Baker finished about a keep Buddy out of ii" woeda about Otkltitd. Th1F$ 12 flO ttl&S theti Including nine Of 10 at horn.. Whenever the star outfielder Of the New York Yankees Is p fuse Jays 8, Rangers 3 Oakland, there Is always something charismatic in the fr Jim Clancy allowed six hits over 82-3 Innings and Dainaso For eight seasons, from 1068-75, Jackson tlwllbd Oakland Garcia belted a home run in sparking the Blue Jays to victory. A's fans wi th his long home runs and dr amaticLoa clutch In Clancy firted with a no-hitter for five Innings before giving up helping the club .to five straight American guehits West a stflgIi to Mickey Rivers leading off the sixth. He struck out championships and three straight world championships (19M - 3-1) SeattI. -- IReatfia 1.41 at Benny - ,, TODAY'S OAMI$ Columbus at Charlotte Jacksonville at Montgomery Chattanooga at Mem ph is Knoxville at Nash ville at (GarianO 1-0), 7:31 Cleveland 25 dO .303 1$% Charlotte I, Columbus 1 p.m, p.m. Chicago , By United Press Intanati" the Red Som to their sixth straight victory. Tony Perez also Gertrude.-Stein obviously never met Reggie Jackson. chippedin with a two-un double in-helping Steve Renko to his _____ Othanilse, the famoUs writer could nevar have penned those fourth Straight victory. The Angels have lost 11 O their L15t 12, , • treated at the hospital can The club donated $100 to the stay. '-- . '.', SUN DAY'S RESULTS Boston (Ralney 7.1), 7:3.0 p.m. Ca lif ornia (Klson 3.5) at Ba ltimore (Mcoregx 53) 730 Minnesota (Zahn 4-9) Toronto (Jefferson 2.3), - - 2536 .431 11 were all seated together at a special table of honor. - Ja kion Jacksonville 1, Montgomery 2 Knoxville Nashville 4 Memphis 13, Chattanooga 2 * - .. ,'" " 33 .452 14 . - MED) . 92 M - - -- . . . 8 $ PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 0 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD m~ - Church in Atlanta. C Ga . - The day , he reported for duty at Ft. Benning, William Runge will never Columbus, Ga., where he and Fifty dollars was also given forget June 6, 1980. First he Christine will spend the next to the Greater Sanford graduated from college wi with th two months. In September Chamber of Commerce degree In Criminal Justice. they will go to Anchorage, toward the purchase of Alaska where William will be fireworks for the Four th of That morning he was permanently stationed at Fort July celebration, commissioned a second Richardson. "recessing until October when Mrs. Richard Fowler will begin' her administration as xm zur WO two years. - - 43 22 .411 with another $l0Q, making the gift for the Ronald McDonald House a $200 dona tion. -of Mrs. Walter A. Gielow, made contributions to two community projects at the wwi~tl s ChIcago I DetroIt, ppd., rain Kansas City 7, Milwaukee 2 New York I, Oakla nd 2 Boston 6, California 5 Cleveland II, Minnesota S BaltImore 9, Seattle Monday's Games (All limes EDT) Milwaukee (Sorensen 6.4 and 3-2) Detroit of (Rozetna 2-3 and Underwood i. a a-in..... (Norris ---- •- CNW N ',,June - four hours and 45* minutes saw Buddy was on Cale's bumper, I fifth.-through eighth-place finishers because Of rain, figured he would wait until the end to Richard Petty, Jody Ridley, Kyle Knoxville 3-1. Nashville 0$ Char lotte 6, Columbus I Chattanooga 0, Memphis Jacksonville II, Mont gomery I night Oakland - - "I just got beat," Mid Yarborough, Parsons, who averaged 131.808 Parsons' margin of victory was only mph, was out front on eight different of Timmonevile,- S.C. "I tried to get a carlength, and the Detroit nati ve occasions, fi nally taking the lead for under him In (turn) four on the last beat the sunset by only minutes g9od 28 laps from the finish. lap and he just pulled away from me. Sunday night. He was strong all day." 'I felt like that Cale would The race run before a patient somewhere along the way," said Nell Bomett finished fourth a crowd of 80,000 crowd was delayed by Parsons, of Ellerbe, N.C. "But when! quarter-lap back. One lap down were nearly kvs 2, Toronto S, Texas 3 -. '-. To Proiects I ;0"Sanford urKkr the presidency - H. mad. many friends here all week. As Nicklaus, who played with him all four days, told him IIYour274 would've won every . - Seattle 9, Baltimore I, night Sunday's Results .-.- TI UI f LII I f UTC IV F1I%JflLI%7IUI Club Contributes The Woflan'g Club Df '- or U4on. In 1q67. "But this one one is far more important for me after Un way I was playing for the last ear and a ' MOMIM BROOKLYN, MICh. (UP!) SATURDAY'S RESULTS -- New York 2, Oakland 1 Boston?, California 2 Cleveland 3, Minnesota a-. WI was Like Nicklaus, the 37-year-old Add birdied the 17th and 10. c -13 31 73 Mntgmry Knoxvil le . . TorontO 1. texag 6' Detroit 2, Chicago Milwaukee 5, Kansas City a professional. YIrR prm JC ____________________________________________________ - - 32 32 31 32 .552 S 2S 31 .431 5 26 35 .400 ii 14 Ch"n1go 21 36 .341 15 . : V 21 West In Andi Around Sanford ,I;,- . one., ' he said, when asked to compare which Open victory gave him greater ptlsfaction, this - . .,. I . . -. - .. . _______________________________________________________________ . holes, respectively. AokI's putter, which had worked 1*CIa5 for him the first three**S, suddenly deserted him,, And Tom ith Fergus and Lon Hinkle, all of whom tied at 276, had troubiles of their own. - . . 1. . . Monday, June ,.,, w I. W L PcI. 0$ - Calif a American League Roundup SOUTHERN East - Minn - MINOR LEAGUES West Savannah W L Pct. OS Columbus 37 22 .621 ivIlle .25 21 .500 Orlando 29 31 2111- 32 .467 k - -26 33 .411 11 Nashville Kin City Chcago Oalilnd Seattle Texas whether he thought he rnnme 1967 Open here. "The one that happens at the moment always is number - 9' 26 28 .441 Lee Thvinlo, but also became the first golfer ever to win two Opens on the same course. He set his record 275 in wimilng the - Ball 9: Gossage, PlY 25 30 .192 1/, :.. mrougti most of Sunday's final round, none of the IUCleIS looked that Impreselve. several of Nicklaus' drives strayed Into the rough on the previous Open record of 275 for l2holes, which he shared with . . . . - port about the Ia thing was an- This was far from am most exciting U.S. Open ever played. sense. If I looked at it sensibly, I'd probably say, 'That's It, fellows. Goodbye.' But I enjoy golf. I think this old body has a few more wins In It. Maybe even this year." In capturing his fourth Open title over Baltusrol's tight, - Oulsoribilirry, KC Ili Stoddard, 2$ 25 .500 0 Detroit I'll stop it - - Toronto BaIt I naveni oeen a w get, t for breadnghis own Open reLAOki, who took 5OPl moneywort aalsogot an extra $5O,000 for his 274, which so broke the previous Open FeCO1'd right here. I'm not. Maybe I should. I don't have that much . - - Boston Cleve were going to retire. Parsons overcame rain, a flat tire and carlength behind Yarborough wA Yarborough had started in the No. 2 e Yarborough to post his first win both men - spent the last 201 laps position and said he just couldn't find at Michigan International Speedway breathing down Parsons' bumper, the ope ning he needed to slip by Gabr Iel 400 mile NCAR looki ng for a chance to pass. Parsos, Gra nd Na tional race. - - N.Y. Evening Hera,Sanford, Nicklaus picked up an additional $50MO from 2 golf mAgRzine - "Yauguys," he said, talking to members of the media In the ES . V . - Blyleven, Pitt and Blue, SF 65. American Leagw NY 10; BannIster, Sea 67: Leonard, KC 64: Norris, Oak 64; Barker, CIev, and Matlack, . OURSE L . . Saves ' night National League Sufter, New York at Sun Diego, nIght ChI 13; Hums. Cm and Allen, Montreal at San Francisco, NY 10: Tekutve, pitt night Fryman, Mtl S. American League Farmer, American League ChI 14; Burgmeuer, 50$and .d Mltwau years as Parsons HeOvAre*nly In Gabriel 400 National League - Carlton, Montreal (Lea 10) at San Phil iii; Richard, Mau OS; Francisco (Whitson 3-7), 10:3$ Ryon, Hou 75, Niskro, Ali 0; W L Pct. OS 37 21 ,6 31 25 .s S 31 21 .531 6 29 77 .5)5 7 llphnittAllo tVW1W&J, Ur,.d,e&uIe Masters, four PGA championships, Uwft British Opens End hesit. - I t - - P.M. East Vfll V'J fl• everyone - Iuseday's Games Houston at ChIcago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night Atlanta at St. Louis, night PhIladelphia it Los Angeles, j - -. us that It' s Overcomes VVeather, Long -Delay Palmer, MII 2.11; Welch, LA and Swan, NY 2.22. American League Norris, Oak 1%; Burns, Chi and Ours, KC 2.17; Clancy, Ton 2O; Honeycutt, Sea 2.60. Stnikouets P.M. Itiml artAw halu"Ina IIMn M nfkaw-e rwipatrinsts interview area, "asked me if! -. - - that badly. L4Ical.1111.113 Vp90 VIM11177 W= was 1.3; Rows, MH 111-5. - a ning the Open four times gives me wemendous satisfacU?ygoal now isWwb2thfliUL" two U.S. Amateur tltlu. "I kept wondering all week when my wheels were going to comie off," he revealed. "They've been coming off the last year and a half. The big difference h%e that wheni needed a putt, I was able to make it this week. But the way things were going for me before that,, you wonder for the. last year and a half If youahould be playing this silly game." Nicklaus said he thought about quitting when he went,from July of 1978 until Sunday without witming a tollurrament, of any Pitching Victories - . wsetIroi. "Pretty soon, you guys get me believing It," he said. But after finishing with a 2-under-par U Sunday to beat Aoki ...,. • aI$Il anything done. The wait by two strokes, break his own Open record with am total and only the fourth golfer ever to win the event four dl!ferent times, Nicklaus opened up like a water faucet. You couldn't -- turn-him Off. -- - - - Randolph, NY and Wills, In . swering am same questions Nicklaus meant the questions Japan's - ---- I laying That was on Saturday, after which Nlcklaus and machine-1 putter, Izao Aoki, were tied for the lead, American Less... Menderson. Oak 29; WIlson, KC 26; - . p ' to dii uas any of his aelfdoubta. Scott, Mtl it. - -.-..---- * Tom Watson's themighiretire If he won the Open Sunday. Nicklaus sidd it was 'lidiculous" and that he would keep on playing no matter what. Besides, he didli't wish - National League - Moreno, PItt 36; LeFtore, Mtl 35; Collins, Cm 21; Law, LA 20; Los Angeles I, Montreal 0. .. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. J (UPI) - It's true, Jack Nicklaus finally broke down and ounfsed. He actually was kicking around the Idea of quitting. No more, though. With his fourth U.S; Open championship under his money belt, the still remarkably capable 4o.yeaold Golden Bearnow would like to become the first man In golfing history ever to win a fifth.. Only 24 hours earlier, Nicklaus had brusaae1v brushed off Sf.L 51; - Schmidt, Phil 30; Garvey, LA 44; Smith, LA 4; - Win Closes Door On Retirement - Open lJmaw JjUII tt Louis .. - SCOREBOARD -- . - IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford Ft. - - I I - - ' I - DOORSOPEN9:3OAM I ' SHOW 10:00 AM I 1 .- J .1 I -'i'-'--. _______ (iiAzA - - CLIP HERE "i TW11 U �. • S.. - ,_. - S . , 5. . • • a 4 • .. --• - - - _.. -. B 5 S , .. . -- - . ' -S. . - -- a ...._: •- •-•-- Monday,un, I, mO Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice ------- ______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Board of County Corn. misaignersof SerninoleCounty will hold a pttllc hearing in Room of the Seminofe County COUrt. house, Sanford, Florida, A,g, 12. 1980 at 7:00 P.M., or as a specific land use arhendm,nt to Hearing at 8:00 P.M., on Wed. the Ficfitig Name Statutes, To. the Seminole County Corn. nesday, July 2,19*0, to Wit: Section 565.09 Florida a) Consider a request for a Statutes 1957. - prehensive Plan, Ordinance 77.25, Conditional Use (special cx. and reroning of the HARLOW'S BEAUTY SALON caption) to allow a Mechanical INC. property. Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. .. wife, 51g. Malcolm HIggIns. Jimmy Lee Defendants. NOT10EOF SALE Noticj Is hereby given that, Publiifi: May 26, June 2.9, 16, 1980 AN ORDINANCE AMEND. Garage within a C-3, General Publish June 16. 23,30 & July 7, pursuant to an order or a Sum. DEW.111 . ING ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH Retail Commercl.al District, said 19*0 mary Final Judgment of ' 01etty being situate in the City DEX 63 FICTiTIOUS NAME AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND - stated above will be heard. Said Montgomery Road, South - OU ARE Clerk of the Circuit COurt HEREBY _________________________ •' Other parties interested In forming an organizatIon concetpjng Teenagers & OU .0 please contact me at 322.7650 for further in. foçmation. Lot 3 Nelson's Lakevlew ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE due, the date when it will become CITY OF CASSELBERNY, Heights, Plat Book 12, Page - SAM ADAM WILLIAMS, contIngent or unhiquidated, the ESTABLISHING THE ZONING on S.R. 427 and Lake Ruth Drive. nature of the uncertainty Shall be CLASSIFICATION OF P.U.D. Consisting of .7 acre. (Further and Clerk to the Board of County HENRY MAE BRADLEY security shall be described. The MENT) FOR THAT PARCEL location of Highway 477, one mile claimant shall deliver Sufficient DESCRIBED IN SECTION I OF North Longwood Post Office.) copIes of the claim to the clerk to THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING (DISTRICT No. 2) RespOndefltWite. Seminole County, Florida By: .JoAnn K. Hare SpecIal Summer Program 5-12 Yrs. Included weekly-. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: : .. ________________ Publish: June 16. July 2?, August YOU ' ARE HEREBY Mr. John B. Wilson. INC. any, to it on James 1. Golden, THREE MONTHS FROM THE Casselberry, Florida, as amended County Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIdaonMay1,1$oat7;)p,, Esulre, pet Itioner's-attnay, DATE OF THE FIRST and supplemented. PUBLICATION OF' i'11 thifaftit' as possible, whose address Is 101.8 West First Se-id i'dinace wIll .à."'°' NOTICE, to file any oblectioV sldered on first reading to review, hear comments -and Slref, Post Off Ic Box 220? on Mon they may have that challenge the (Jay, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or June 23, 1910, and the City make recommendations to the valIdity before July 21, 1980, and fil, the of the decedent's will, the Council wIll consider same for 'Board of County Commissioners qualifications of the personal final passage, in accordance with on the above captioned ordinance original wIth the Clerk of this SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY — _____ - .4,4, - • STE N STRO Lvi - REALTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS missionersofSeminoleCounty will jurisdiction of the court, petitioner's attorney or Im- public hearIng which will be held — REALTORS b-Apartments Unfurnished Of Dial Toll Free 1-800-8.41. 1 BR-flOe up. Pool. AduI$enI - prehensive Plan. Ordinance 77-23, (SEALI 'and reroning of the described ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. property. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT AN ORDINANCE AMENDING By Susan E. Tibor OR Dl NANCE 77.23 WHICH Deputy Clerk USE ELEMENT OF THE p0 Box 2202 SEMI NO1..E COUNTY CaM. Sanford, Fla., 3777) * written statements tg tt,e Land dinance. ThIs hearing may be contInued from time to time until Development Division prior to the scheduled public hearing. Persons final action is taken by the appearing at the hearings may Council. Copies of the proposed Or. submit written statements or be heard orally. dinance are available at the City - - REPRESENTATIVE: .JckB. Nichols, Esquire - ' M E 0 I U M D EN S I T Y 1,50 RESIDENTIAL TO COM. MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE WillIam R. Blur.? As Personal Representative of the Estate of Mary Schutt Bcuret - DATED thIs lIh day of June, . ____________________ OF REZONING FROM R.2 ONE AD., 1950. MARY W. HAWTHORNE, Orlando, Florida 32502 Telephone: 301-841-8123 Publish June 16, 73, 19*0 Legal Notice City Clerk * CALL ________________________ _______________________ 2BEDROOMAPARTMENTS EXTRA $$ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL ENC7. THE NUMBER IS 322.211. • Legoi Notice CITY OF CASSILBERRY, FLORIDA FOR RENT 7 - appearing'at the livings may heard orally. B order of the $ord Of County - Additional Information may be Additional informatIon may be Additional Information may be AddItional information may be on the above captioned ordinance obtained by contacting the Land obtained by contacting the Land, obtained by contacting the Land obtained by contacting me Land and rezoning. It '40, Development Manager at 323-1330. Development Manager at 323-4330, Development Manager at 323-4330, DOPIfliflt Man AddItIonal information may be Extension 304. E*teniion 304. Extension 306. Extension 306. - - - Council will consider same for final passage, in ' F LO 'H J - IIMRIVEA[JbIJi _____________ __ ( • SUIHINE T*TE,. J4) Ii. - 5-- - - - . :4,lo 'DEX.Si - - - - . Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida by: JM K. Hare Deputy Clerk Pvblish:JunsZl&i9so SOEX-6 Seminole County, FIoridi By: ioAsm K. Hare Deputy Publish: June 1, July 21, August 1* DEX.SO - - - - . ,, ',, -. - . -'"-'.''-'------ Seminole County, Florida Florida Dy: JoAivt K. IjareBy: Joano K. Hare Deputy Clerk OeuSy Clerk Publish: Juhe 16, July 2), Auguit Publish: June )li July 2), Aug14? - 4,1980 ' - Seminole County, - - - - INCOME OR SUMMER VACAJ ION PROPERTY. Duplex I bdrm, I bath & fireplace each side. Fur. nished, Fronts on Hwy 71 5. backs up to Rocky Broad JOHNSON - MEINIZER TILE Ip.c8alty.2Syrs.Exp.869 5562 All Phases of - ..-- ----- - ' MOBILE HOML REPAIRS _______________________ - - - - - - _____________ ____________ ----- --- Repairs JOHN K RIDER A5SOC; 107W,Commerclal Phone 322-7511, Sanford 23S324 AuctIon. 323-7340 or AAA Auction. 339.7020. 372 6509 ___________________________ "' - SW ROOFS KOOLSEALED Concrete V*ibdc ________________________ - 8341146 _____________________ _______________________ ______________________ * 339 0887 S Electrical - .PUBLIC AUCTION. _____________________ _______________________ _______________________ 75-Recreational Vehàcles 54—Garage Sales -- -___ . T&J STONE CO. __________ ___________ ________ _________ Creative Surfaces lic, Special in repainting. mt & ext (.alIpaPer. wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext After you have called the rest call the The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, commercial residential pecialIy decorative fireplaces infree estimates ______________________ Painting & Repair 'fl. RefitliShitig - -- - REFINISHING -Touch up & misc repairs dl reasonable S OVERCABTRUCKCAMPER 701 S French I TrentPainting&Repiir Free Est 3231534 F h0gi'' - Estate Wanted _________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, PIa. 32771 S.57S wk. + Cullum Free engagement Photos or color 5110 323 6256 $50 deP. 322667$ Boarding Kennels, inSide & outside screened runs Of lloor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating - FORD Truck Camper 191$ Super cab 160 Motor, 10 ply wide Needsmlnorr,p.ir, 540 WANTED TO BUY-Homes in rehabilitation project. Will pay up IC $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford WIll trade for late mcdii Mini Motor Home. 322 59—.sical Merctendise _________________ Remodeling _________________________ REMODELING Fireplaces. We P.andle the cages- We caler to your pets. 322 ¶757 hitch, 19,000 miles. Like new, - - _________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & after 7 call - JON BOAT-l0 C ___________________________ yoir summer vacation. Sleeps - SSI rn URNITURE SERVICES Repair & Refinishing Reasonabie Quality Work PLAYMOR Travel Trailer-Il' CI.an,easytowino,sleepsl 5 Call 321 0625 ___________________________ All work guaranteed & includes scraping & mildew removal _______________________ - _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ 423-4832 Fireplaces •FURNITURE & MISC' .BARGAINS.s .FUN.PRIZESS 'SANFORD AUCTION' '12155, FRENCH• SANFORD 323-73.40. Orlando96.3 FACIABOARDS$7900 -- • MON. JUNE 16,7 PM. to $399 PAINT BRAND (YOUR CHOICE) ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & SERVICE - Lighting Ceiling & Attic fans & tImes. 74 -goi,,rs Local Call 678 6977 C•SSSSSSSS•SCSS•S•S I1OIN.MiIis Exteriors 999. - ___________________________ •••••SS55S5.S..S 19" Color portable In good condition. Warranty, financlng. No down payment. Pay $134 of Ill monthly. ________________________ after 6 3225545 10 Complete OffIces 3)9-7O2OLONGW000 3231734 I PATIOS SIDEWAL KS 8. OFFICE FURNITURE ' TELEvISION.RcA 47-Real 6112. I iCf'flSed Will furnish ret. - -• -__-- pralsals. Call Deli's Auction. l0ComplateOnlces 339-7O2OLONGW000 ._ $72900 34$ Commercial For Estate ________________________ - wwcarpet,palnt&roof. Barks -- GWALTNEY JEWELER accepted, for info call Sanford 3222250 lnc,,Realtors . 830 007Q CeramicTile June 27 8. 2*. consignments TV repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig. 5493.73. BoI $153.14 or II? no,. Agent 339.53$4, $l.7S0 down. balanciat 10 pcI. IS or 20 years. Owner financed. Hurry! Hurry! Hurryl 7lIOSanfordAve. 322-7972 _______________________________ 4' pct, Interest to qualified COUNTRY LIVING-Fresh air & open spaces featured in this ' on a acres. Only $3F,000. buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. -- ' " * ---'------ 2BR.28. newly painted. Ige unit 539.900,16.900 down. 1fl5-77, _______________________ 961.3. whole ball of wax Financing avail - _____________________ Save your credit. Will make back payments & up to $3 Cash 5)40. Also guitar cost $3), sell $75. 337.3339. REALTOR 1-125-1426 or 322. price $911. Console pianos $11$. These are top name 2994 2 to 6 p.m. ,, • our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front rear BR's. CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS, Same day service. 333775$ I ________________________ _________________________ Carpentry. Painting, Maint. __ - Insured 373.603* ' 534 $)9 ' - - -- I __________________________ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES U00oessoffer Call 321 -0317 after 4p.m. Home Repair .- - SVi Special S SERVICES UNLIMI D Home Repair & Remodeling . Sale I'°ol'. Sanford. Florida 33771 I BUY JUNK CARS FromSiOto $30 Call 322)831,333 4460 _________________________ __________________ RobInson, Orlando, 132-2976 ____________________ - mint. n2.S _______________________ Mortgage Investment. 1104 B. VA&FHA Financing (303)323-1776 a. Business loans. Florida 38a3OriandoDr. CALL cars, trucks & heavy equip- Shopping Center, SR i block B. Of 1.4.339.5900. _______________________________ Wilibuylst&2ndmoi-Igates.We a. NEED RES BUILDING LOTS ACREAGE Give is A Call &SokI -__________________ 323 6061 eves. 322-6S53or323-0S17 _______________________________ SPARKLING CLEAN-Sensibly prIced 3 Bdrms. 1½ bath, ,. _________________________ ____________________ fl—Jut( Cars Removec delIvery & tuning. CANNON Geneva. Only $95,000. - _____________________________ amplifier & case. Like new. _____________________ Log Home, central H&A, . * 41-Corgume FOFS.IS . ____________________ ___________________ WVve got it or can gel it! hearing who wish to comment on hearing who wish to comment on hearing who wish to -commissioners of Seminole - Free Estimates 21tr. " _______________________ _____________ _____________ - -_____________ W.Garne$tWflite large fenced Sod 4. Mulch GeneralCleaning&Haullng I?__- ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 339-1020 LONGW000 HERB'S TV 2597% Sanfordave River. Sundeck overlooks river trout fish from your back yard. Resort town, Chimney Rock, s.C. Rents for $130 week May thru Aug. CHULUOTA-By owner Loyeiy 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, eat-in kIt, new JUST REMODELED, Large B&DLAWN CARE 2lhrs. 3220711 __________ !•$oof - -- - . Commissioners of SemIno'e CommissIoners of Seminole Commissioners of Semlngli County Florida County, Florida, 'County, Florida. County, FlorIda. a.rttwr H. IeckwIIIt, Jr. Arthur H. BickwIffi, Jr. Arthur H, Beckwltlt, Jr, Arthur H. IeCkwIth, .lr. Clerk to the Beard Of Clerk to the Boerd of Clerk tO the Boaj'dOf -, - SILVER LAWN SERVICE ______ DELTONA-3 Bdrm, furnished, $195 mo First, last, security. No pets. Available clean.$200mo.+$l5osecurtly - - , -- - * private fenced yard, air & heat. P50 a month. _ $167,000. CALL 331-1314. . - PAOLA2ACRES ____ FOR RENT-Small trailer, adults, no pets. See ii p - - Aye, -. - ' __________________ - -c, 207E.33thSt. Sacre parcels. U. Sylvan ares. TELEVISIONS 16 Duplex lols&4lingle Family lots. ideal for FHA 333 Owner motivated. $10,000. , ________ Program. 331-lisA. INC. ' 339-050 .329.0305 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIsIED AD. j - - 339.PO2OLONGWOOD Wejng - 1" - RVICES UNLIMITED Welding done, 5)5.00 per hr. ____________________ __________________________ __________________________ ________________ Eiipunsnt I I, ____________________ HbusuwlvesCleaningS.rvice Person.IIized,fast- dependable Regularor I timebasls Luxury F08 Less" - _______________ - S -. WINDOWI SCREEN REPAIR after6 — — -v. Story ____ 25th ST. _____________________ - _____________________ __________________________ -1M SUafera. Adelt. FamIly S Peel Lavndry filing cab. 4. chairs. ManY items to choose from. Noirs Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92 Of SalloVd. 3211721. NO MONEY DOWN Still in warranty. Call 21st century 862.5394 day or nigiW. Free home trial no obllgatict. OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompieteOffices 37O20L0NGWOOD — ____________________ * * OFFICE FURNITURE coed. 11)0. 322-3930. OFFICEFURNITURE lOCompllfeoffices — 7O1Bld. E.AltamonteDr. Eves,m.0412,m.15a7 . 3397O2OLONGW000 Terms. Call W. MaliczowsS.I, RCA Color Console 35", soldnew OverSlOQ. Balancedue $140 , REALTOR, 337,7983, REALTORS I 32W-fl ., Ave.MobloPark25.aJPa BRONZE TABLE-4 chairs, 9 ACRES NEAR SANFORD— Wilt divide. 14.500 per acre. J.ONGW000 621 Mignolla Ave. 31½, excellent assump. .. rm., tam. rm., fireplace, 559900 FOR, RENT 2 BR apt. $300 per mo. - - _____________________________________________________________ • - MULTIPLELISTING.RFAL.TOR - '- Rig, Real Estate BerrnSWI - ' All Across from new deluxe barn. - Clerk to the Baird Of P,bII COUnty COmmlUiOnS'$ Of OATED this 4th day of June, Seminole County, FlorIda by: Joann K. Hare MARY W. HAWTHORNE, Deputy Clerk City Clerk PublWIAprlI$1&JuniLm4,1g0, PubtishJuneiLlNO oauDEX-36S ' ___________________________ ''"-"-----' heard orally. Councii. •ycrderoftheOoardol County Copies Of the proposed Or. CommissIoners of SemInole dlnance we available at the City County. Florida. Hailwlthth. Ciertof ttteCl?y d ___________________________ ______________________ _____________________ HORSE RANCH-With I Bdrm. ________ YOUR WINTER ITEM S. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322 26)) pr $31 9993 and a friendly Ad:vlsor will help you OFFICE PURNITURE ________________________ - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cella,'jn foe' Sale ________________________ ______________________ __________________ ___________________________ ___________ Homes 5- CH&A. on the scenic Wekiva River, $27,500. Call 3225909. C)F SMNOLE 1 DORM Cottage, air I. Mat, - - -- • ________________________ an -. dey, June 23, 1980, and the , each. _________________ comment on he.ring who wish to comment on Development Manager It 3234330, public hearing which will be ExtensIon 306 In the City Hall of CaueIberry. statements to the Land CfvIi'to the Board of wrItten statements to the Land written statements to the Land written statements to 11w Land *tsowWitoco,nmenf On J:30P.M.oras$Qonthereeftvas County Commlsslonersof Deve4opmentDlytsioflprIQf.tohe Devslopm.ntDiyislonprlortothe DevelOpmefltOlvi$iOflpf'lQI'tothe DevelopmlntDlvislonprlorsoto. h statements to the Land parties may appear and be hoard appearktp at the hearings may 1bmh1 written statements or be submit written st6tements be- submit wrItten Statements or Deputy cier , sdwdoledpubilchesrktg. Persons dlnance. This hearing - may be be hserd orally. PublIsh April 21, June 2. II. 1NO heard orally. heard orally. heard orally. appearing it t$ hearings may continued from tIme to lIme County, Florida, - 33-Houses Furshed . submIt written statements or be -, SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm older home needs TLC. Owner will hold mortgage. S24,000- _________________________ Màbile Prompt Efficient Service oqmostallmakes, The Real EstateAgency ' - - 327- REALTY WORLD. hold. $77,500. you have a classifIed ad w county j -:1 BUILDING LOTS-12 Lots 100*132 Ft..Zoned A-I, solJ Hey Kids: Looking for Florida, on July 2, 1950 it 7:30 In Florida on July 2. 950 it 7:30 FIOrldaonJuly2.lNQat7;30 P.M. FlorldaonJunel,)float7:30 Room 303 of the Seminole the provisIons of Chapter 146, possible, to review, hear possible, to review, heM corn. to rsview, hear comments • to review, hear comments • corn. FIorId.oncMyl,lcooaty:30pM, and Ordinances of the City of the mnts and make ments and make recom. make recommendations to. the (flake recommendations recom. or as soon ttwreotler as possible, Calsolberry, Florida, as amended Commissioners mendationilothe DóardotCounty 98 mendationsfothe Board of County Board Of County Commissioners d hr comments and and supplemented. Commissioners on the above on the above captioned ordinance ontheabove ciI4onsd ontinnc Commissioners on the above maka recommendations to the Said Ordinance wIll be hearIng who wish to comment on the proposed actions may submit written statements to the Land Development Divlslonprlortothe HEAR MAYFAIR Country Ciub-Exec. 3 Bdf'IT%, 2 bath, family rm, fireplace, Central _____________________ me Extension WE HANDLE RENTALS CALL 323 3774 NEW 3 BEDROOM houses for rent. Inter Deveiopment Corp. Addltionai information may be County will hold a public hearing County will hold a public hearing County wIll hold a public hearing County will hold a Public hearing Further, the Planning and SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS In Room 203 of the Seminole Zoning Commission of in Room 203 of the Seminole in Room 203 of the Seminole In Room 203 of Seminole AND EFFECTIVE DATE. obtained by contacting the Lafd 1200 sic, deposit. No pets References. 337)477 -- - ' _____________________ - $33,900. area. _____________________ - - from. P4011's Sanford Furniture acre, 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. 3BDRM,lBathCQhomeonl'a LAKE FRONT. Perfect 2 BR retire home, FR,CH&A ,45,9 - 322-4952, Owner.Assoclate, AND 6$ OF THE PIo. 4) PUBLIC RECORDS o Application las been submitted SEMI N 0 L B C OU N T V - ground pool, all amenitIes . CLEANING 1i 'i Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, DIamonds. Bridges Antiques 3732101 WANTED2doorR,frigerator SANFORD-3 Bdrrn.,alr & heat, w-w carpeting, $300 mo. + FvrnItwe.off SR 436,) (DISTRICT PAGES 47 + 57,200. ASSOCIATES, INC. buyS this 3 Bdrm, I bath home in Pinecrest. Large fenced ytJ. - I Antiques, Modern Furniture, Used tbi model color Tv•s, all - FRICKE & FRICKE IDYLLWIL,DE I BR, 28, in 507$, evenings 648-614. , ERA . ________________________ property. Ideal for Chalet only YOU'LL LOVE THIS 3 Bdrm mobile in DeBary Dock your boat & fish on the St. Johns. 136,350. Nm Hm in WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nitpre Salvage. 322-5721. MILLERS 2lI9OrlandoDr. Ph. 322-03.32 West of Ashville, NC. Sr. • * Rm.FpI, Kitchen equipped, acre total. (Further described as general location of Montgomery lOas shown on said Piat of said AN County Courthouse, Sanford, West of Sarnett - Bank, apdescrIbed as in the genital EXISTING UTILITY Road, South of Central Avenue) FlorldaonMay7, l9SOat7;30 PM, proxlmatelysooft.westofw,klva lion of Maltland Avenue, across Inthe general location of ElCapI. LakavleW Subdivision. Consisting EASEMENT ON LOT 2, BLOCK or as soon thereafter as possible, Springs Road.) (DISTRICT No. 3) from St. Mary Magdalene Church, tan Drive and Florida Avenue, (DISTRICT No. 3) Of 1..Saciis more or ins. (Further K, SUMMERSET NORTH, - iidivi(Jeoit JENNY CLARK, REALTY, REALTOR REALToR, MLS BR, 28, fenced. 531,900. - 5350 mo + $200 SecurIty 322. pa Apilicatlon has been made by James 000dlng and Chu Emerson. HIllard Ramsey, Further, the Plannlnq and Further, the Planning and pa 519 E 1st St .322 NoOk fInding a place, to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our 000dUsedTV's,$25&up Restricted, Secluded with mountain stream at rear Of _____________________ Call 322.4437' TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SITE? We have it. I REAL tenant. $5.00 per square ft. including utilities. Bulldezing. Clearing, Backpioe Service Ditches. culverts. Ponds. Call 8)1 2*93. _____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. - lo*s"In EXCELLENT LOCAIIONUp to 5.000 square ft. of office LARGE FENCED) BR, i' - B, S yrs. old. 534.900. ' FOR RNT-2 Bdrrn. . Application has been madi by Clinton C. Kirkland. Further, the Planning and S__________ REDUCED 53.100, 2 BR, FR. new roof, kit equip. 531,500. amenities: tennis & pool. 100% REAL ESTATE INC. _____________________ I15'x7Il'.$59,900. Call 363542. -- __________________________ furniture, R,frig., stoves flof State 101x 127 approx. only $35,000. $350.3 Bdrm, 2 bath, equippecj .kitchen, heal-air, carpeting, double garage, nelgPborhq,d -• garage. Large shaded lot _l - * - _____________________ Used. any condition 6.44S176 GAS RANGES. RecondItioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, HIDEAWAYS-Severai,buiiding me hills of the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. 57,000 cash for all. 322-3539. MORRIS ESTATE Broker 8344200 Eves 8623655 .'c. __ ,jechanic will service Ac's refrig. freezers, water coolers, misc Call 323 7786 anytime jme. BaI.$lI9.Ilor$19.3Smo ______________________ " - - LAKE MARY-Hidden Lake Road, Lockhart, Florida.) Con. REZONINO FROM R.1A SINGLE. IA SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING AGRICULTURE TO OC OFFICE Lots 13, 14, 15,16, I?, Block D, me Southerly right.ol way line of the City of Cauelberry, sislingof i$,000sq. ft. (DISTRICT and Lots 26 and 27, BlOCS. B. FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO NP DISTRICTTOR.IONEANDTWO DISTRICT. Ford Street from the Northwest Florldarlthatth, City Council will The East 21$ INS Of No. 3) FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT, GOlIview Estates Section Of R B SI D B N T I A L the North corner of Lot I, Block 10 the hold a public hearing to consider PR ISOfeelof the West ½o1 the North. WestllneofsaldSoutheast¼of$he Application has been submitted MeredithManorUnit 1 Plat Book FESSIONAL. 5 and 6, Block 27 enactment of Ordinance- 405, en. Northeast by Mljnford, Inc. ¼ Of Sec. 13, Page2O, SectIon 1, Township 21, of Dreamwold SubdivISIon, Put welt 1.4 of the Northeast ¼ as shown on the Plat tItled: Lot 1 and the East 19 feet I, '' 1$. TOwnship 21 South, Rings Further, the Planning and Range 29, SemInole County. of said Lakeview Subdivision and Lot 2, Block B, Keezel Subdivision, Book 4, Page 99, Section AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Zoning CommIssion of Seminole Florida. ConsIstIng Of 2.107 acres Plat Bock 9, Page 24, In SectIon 74, TownshIp 20, Range 30, Semlnote 79 EaSt, SemInole County. FlorIda. also that psrt of said Southiast ¼ OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA,. ConsistIng of 4W acres more or County will hold a public hearIng more or less. (Further described Township 2), Range 29. consIsting County, Florida. Consisting of cfthiNortheasl¼located$outhof CLOSING, VACATING AND make recoinmendations to the Parker Harrison and Andrew Board of County Commissioners McCaw. on the abeve captIoned ordinance Further, the Planning and Inc. 45A- modern kit, fireplace, family H Ernest Conditioning - RAMBLING COUNTRY OV I EDO-3 BORM, 2 bath, large family rm, bookshelves, * SAVE ENERGY 4. DOLLARS! Batt & Blown. CUSTOM IN SULATIONCO 373418)or831 1228 Free est - -. 3395356 6Singlè ilmily lois, 7 DUplex even a fIsh pond. Call for all the prticuiaTs. 327 isu insulation __________________________ Quar ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED MICROWAVE Brand New. push button control has probe. Originally $619. balance $395, $19 monthly. ATTENTION! Located on S wooded acres this 3 3222420 Harold Hall Realty '' , _____________________________ and is only 2 yrs young. Won't last long. ________________________ 4iouses experience preferred. Apply In person. K.Mart, 3101 Orlando Dr., Sanford. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer M.F. ¼oltheNortheat¼ofSecsicn)S, TownshIp 3), Range 30, located o. * For appointment call 3232920 ______________ ar4.lsomatp.rtoftI-..soumeast 321 ooio * 1 Reconditioned room A Cs 4008 BIUs. 90 day Sates & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center. 2485 John Young Pkway. 298 6077 _____________________ 'bdrm, 2 bath home, Truly a "Must See" with Fireplace, BROKER 24-39 S-MyrfleAve, French 323-2222 REALTORS MultIple Listing Service - __________ ." - - — _________ ___________ ________________________ ________________________ 2525 _______________________ Air ________________________ 3i .....Aprtnms Furnished _______________________ NIGHT MAN-For iening' AMENDSTHEDETAILED LAND VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 100 feet; thence South 75 degrees SITY RESIDENTIAL TO AMENDS THE DETAILED USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI39 mInutes East 110 feet to the MEDIUM DENSITY FOR THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. LoS 1, Block 10 of Lakavlew . ________________________ CALL 322.2611 Evening Ilentid - TO lIVE PLAN FROM LOW DEN. Easterly 30 ft. thereof for read RIA RESIDENTIAL SINGLE FAMILY HENSIVE PLAN FROM LOW SITY DENSITY SITY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM purposes,) (Said land beIng im. bWELLINO - OI$'TRICT TO NP DENSITY RESIDENTIAL proved with a convenience food RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDEPI. RESIDENTIAL, FOR THE PUR COMMERCIAL FOR THE PUN. 2565 Park to Buy WE BUY FURN. & APPL. — REAL ESTATE BroS.,, 834-8200 Eves 862.3655 wooded acres. Now only 543 "MUST SEE TODAY" SEIGL.ER REALTY ' ______________ 323 7526 a. - ________________________________ Bookkeeping & T,ix, EconomIcal Service for Small bus, farms, - nurseries, ranches, etc George Britton, CPA 86? Si 16 Lqwd - - Wanted to buy used Ce equipment, Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97, So. of Sanford. 3221721. Washer repo. GE deluxe model EE Williamson Road, near I 4 lake front home on 3 nicely ØDROOM. 2 BATH ON * ____________________ Will buy old class rIngs & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim. 323 185$. _________________ MOONEYAPPLIANCES perfect for mobile home or - building site, quiet country BrIng your fishiflg pole and let us NEW LOG WALI S, TRUSS CALL ANYTIME Adults. 612, Park. 1-511.7853. - Agesi3.7 . 3S dIllon 534.900. den or 2 .Bdrm, air. 5220. 80Y5 & GIRL5, ailBart BARGAIN -BARGAIN, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 520,500. S * I96eFordLID With air, auto. PB. PS SO Call 372 7073 _______________________ '73CUTLASS - Good Cond. Low mileage. $1200 Accounting Services WE BUY USED FLJRNIT1JRE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni. ture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 0951. ServIce. Used Machines. BLOCK 4. Mobile home. Here's your cute little ),Bdrm home. Cash $II,OQO. Call 32233)9. 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH. rm & lots morel Super con DeBARY-Lovely, ige 1 bdrrn, air, prefer senior citizens. 322 322.2611 919 E.2nd St . - In Sunland! Fenced rear yd workshop, ww carpet, laundry 671.4530, 671.1935. LPN3.11Shlft.Apply: Lakeview Nursing Center EARN AIR 4. HEAT, NEW APPLIANCES. DEBARY. 135,500. * - __________________________ --- Orig. $329, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 3)9-5386. road frontage, small down, Lic. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. . ' cs $311 for further details. season 3?? 0718 LAKE FRONT PROFRTY . theonly one n Florida You set the .served price., Call 904 lpc.orhovsetul t'.' for investment. 100' paved REAL ESTATE WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE __________________- ____________________ - JESSUP. 532,500. Manor' Eat-in-kit, ww carpet & more! Convenient location ___________________________ TM Beard Of County Corn. mlssionersot$eminoleCounty wIll holds publIc hearing iñ'Rdom Of the Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Florida on June - FURNISHED moved right into Condos 2 BR, 26, newly painted & decorated. 295-7764, BOARD OP COUNTY NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING A.rmui' 4. Bbckwtth Jr. Clerk to the Board Of County CommIssioners Seminole County, FlorIda By: JoAnn K. Hare Deputy Clerk C - 68—Wanted ar--- - 35 acres, Ideal for weekend MOBILE HOME OK! LOTS. SANFORD AVE. ZONED C-2. $21,000. __________________________ * ________ Orlando S6-3$60 . ___________________________ *LONGWOOD WINTER SPRINGS SCASSELBERRY *ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -. I - - -- lIãII Iji __________________________ BAKS LOOKING FOR A CAMP SITE? El every Wednetcay at 5pm. It's I ' 1i ','LiIhJM1IJi PIGS & GOATS. For Sale 323.2971 or 322 5073 Brand new, with power head & all attachments. Warranty. Pay $399. or $20 monthly. Fin. ancing, No. down payment. now, before HuntIng Season begins, owner terms. _______________________ RMOI. $29,900. IMMACULATE 3 bdrm, 2 bath home on a landscaped lot! Central H&A, equipped kit. chen with BB. Fl. rm, large patio, fenced rear yd wIth B-US Ql In sight of Lake Monroe! couple or older single preferred. Prime location. r -'t.iVestOCk.POUIt,"y _____________ 67 ---- -- way, Daytona Beach. wIll hold 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive. 6 CyI , std., 13 -000 m'les. ASking $5.500 Call 321 073 ______________________ - _____________________ per acre to $2000 per acre. Buy 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 CROCKETT LOG HOME EXTRANICE ibdrm apt, water PublIsh June 14, 1980 DEX62 AND TWO FAMILY DWELLING SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD DEX-31 _____________________________ DISTR ICT TO C.2 RETAIL or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Publish AprIl 214. JJl2, 16, 1950 COMMERCIAL. 24, 950 at 7:00P.M., or as Icon ' OEU.101 NOTICEOFPUBL1CHRAIINO SEMINOLE COUNTY From the SW corner of Sec. 20. thereafter as possible, to consider The Board of County Coin. BOARD OF COUNTY 21-29, run North 21 degrees 12 misslonersof Seminole County will SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOP a specific land use amendment to OP mInutes 13 seWnds East 50.4$ ft. hold a publIc hearing in Room 203 COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COMMIS$I09411$ the Seminole County Corn. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING toa point on the centerline of Bear of the Seminole County Co prahsnslve Plan, OrdInance 77.23; NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The Board of County Com Lake Road; run thence North ii thouse, Sanford, Florida go A The Board of County Corn- and rizonIng of the described The Board of County Corn. miuionersofSevninolecoun$ywill misslonenof SerninoleCounty will property.. degreesli minutes Eastalong said 12, 1950 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon mlsslonersof5emlnoieCounty will hold a public hearIng in Room hold a'ubiic hsaringin Room 203 centerline of Boar Lake Road thereafter as possible, to consider AN ORDINANCE AMENDING hold a public hearing In Room 203 parsilefwiththeWestboundaryof a specific land use amendment to of the Seminole County Cour. of the Semlnoie County Cour- of the Seminole County Cour. ORDINANCE 77.2$ WHICH house, Sanford, Florida on June thouse, Sanford, Florida, on Aug. AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND 41adlstanceof300ft.fortttepolnl prelwnslve Plan, Ordinance 77.35, 1?, 1980 117:00 P.M., or as soon of begInning; run thence North 11 and reoning of the described thereafter as possible, to consider thereafter as possible, to consider thereafter as possIble, to consider SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. degrees 21 minptes East 100 feel property. a specific land use amendment to PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM a specific land use amendment to a specific land use amendment along said centerlineof Bear Lake the Seminole County Corn. LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL. AN ORDINANCE AMEND. - the Seminole County Corn. the Seminole County CornprshenRoad and parallel with the West 1NG ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH wehinsIve Plan, Ordinance 7725, PRESERVATION TO IN. prehinsive Plan, Ordinance 77.2$, lIve PIan,Ordinance77.23,and,', boundary of said Block "E:" AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND and rezoning of the descrIbed zoning of the described property, and rezoning Of the described DUSTRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE AN ORDINANCE AMEND. property. thence North 75 degrees 39 USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. property, OF REZONING FROM R.IAA mInutes West 180 f.,t, thence HOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. AN ORDINANCE AMEN. ING ORDINANCE 77.2$ WHICH AN ORDINANCE AMEN. AND N-i SINGLE FAMILY - GENEVA GARDENS-) Bdrm. $290mo. Lease, Deposit. Solicitors In same may be Inspected by the Commisslonir; of Seminoli P.O. Box _______________________ _________________________ Date of the first publicatIon of.. WITNESS my hand and seal of - 52—Appliances I? to 70 acres priced from 1450 a daisy with brand new carpet, vinyl & paInt throughout. -- ior2bdrmapts unful-nished. 3236650 - Sanford Fl. - - _______________________ $ Pc. wooden DInette Sets, table & 4 chaIrs, $30 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 3, of Sanford. 322 $121. . Hwy 92. 1 mile west of $peed- FREE KITTENS 323-1012 - YOUR PRIVATE HUNTING LAND 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER ___________________________ DcveopmenrManagerafSSS..djo, _______________________ o, ' ItILICI - -, _______________________ 7201 S. French Suetel , Call 37? 7151 -- -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION FREE KITTENS 8OAutos for Sale Calico, Tiger, Brown & White ____________ ____________ Call 323-4123 _______________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS --- '69 to 75 models 5 Call 339 9100 or POODLES FOR SALE: Minia831 1605 (Dealerl ture & toy mixed. Parents are registered AKC, I wks. old. light colored, $125 each. 322 $217. • OFFICEFURNJTURE _____________ l0CompleteOqflcn 339-7020 LONGWOOD - - . - BROKER ___________________________ The sooner you place your ---- - 51-AFn 2439 S-Myrtle Ae Orlando Sanford 327 1377 321 0610 -OPEL Ralleye---1977 2 Dr.. I cyl , I speed. Factory air, AM FM stereo Excellent cond -_____________________ will get results. * .6SOO1 new Askinq 35.500 HONDA 400 Super Sport - Re6l Good Condition Tractor, drag, cultivator, 3036. ptOW excellent . ________________________ 4,4,4, 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. CAR PORT ON LARGE - utility rm & only /.yrs old! Excellent Assumption' Spacious rms, dining rni Fl. rm, eat-In kit, ww carpet, Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow _______________________ _________________ MODERN Bdrm, I', bath home with Central H&A, very 1' bath home with many extras! Splitbdrm plan, kit., 33..67P __________Army Navy Surplus 3225791 310 Sanford Ave. _______________________ GRAVELY-Used lawn mower, - Allis Churners Model 0 ',Off of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. Thes, beds are not damaged CI' seconds but brand new top line beddng sets only! Fr local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92. So. of ACRE. - ROOF, WALK TO SHOPPING. $29,900. home in Loch Arbor! Central lilA, pool & patio, dining rm, FOR RENT 1 of the Seminole .County CoUr..defaUltwIlIb,,r,da?you OBJECTIONS NOT10 FILED Ftó'Idà, on Monday June at lhájsi, Sanford. Florida on June for the relief WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. demanded In the 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as Extension 306. 21. 1980 •t 7:00 P.M., or as soon Persons not able to attend the petiBon. possible. At the meeting interested thereafter as possible, to consider - Sanford. Call MarlJwr' Villaa. 5 EVERY DAY someone looking for what you have tO ________________________ 142 Carver Av Academy Manor 5250 mo. & under if you qualify Mary Griffith Realtor I 425 1176 322-2994 3706 - rn _______________________________ II ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA. $4000 PER '66 CORVETTE •. 32? 4 speed. s Mechanically like both A -OK TIRE 740 NEwTIRES$19Bs&up 2ll3French Ave. Snforo -- - Lawnmoweri.Wesellthebest& service thi rests WESTERN 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. 10 ACRES, SOME WOODED & SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. 56.000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. _______________________ - ______________________ YELLOWSAPID 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repessessed, used very short tIme. Original $593, bal. $111 or 5)1 mo. Agent S _______________ 80—Autos for Sale 78—WctorCyCleS Call Clark & Hirt323:73.o 339-7O2OLONGW000 SEIGLER REALTY 2 BEDROOMANELED FAMILY - ROOM, CARPORT, - ________________________ ____________________________ — _________________________ __________________________ NEWH(AES 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT & CAPPETS, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 526.500. morel $66,000! 11.30, no exp. required. C: starting salary with excellent ___________ Sliousehold Goods . ________________________________ __________________ ___________________________ _______________ Open 2 to 6 daIly Monday, June i, 1IG-3B _______________ FILLDIRTLTOPSC)IL - OFFICE FURNITURE - DELTONA AREA. $32,000. INYONEINTHE SANFORD AREA -_ ROOMS FOR RENT 62—Lawn-Garden __________ ____________ WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMESTHAN with kit, prlv. Retired people preferred. 323-6102 aft 4 p.m. — Additional information may be • - S ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL. SEPTIC & HORSE STALLS. GENEVA AREA. $22,900. Mqre than you expect. ____________ 3 BEDROOM. 1'2 BATH. DOUBLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND. 2 ACRES 110.500. Sapford's Sales Leader 339050$ - M2-311 COOK Experienced only. Br,aktast.lunchshlft. Apply in person after 2 p.m. Deltona Inn. ZELLWOODCORN V Now at the Farmers Markaf, 1450 French Ave. and also at 2309W. 1st St. Bythe bushelor • - . __________________________ - -. 3 BEDROOM, 1'? BATH AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36,. .. Sanford Gracious living. R..sonable Weekly 4. monthly retest utIlitIes paid. InquIre Restaurant, 2543 French Ave. - . S TERMS. Classified Ads will always give you more. Much • Much VALENCIA COURT $35,900. __________________________ ________ WASHER-Full time. Apply In - . AUTO. 301W. 1st St _______________________________ _______________________ . ______________________ CYPRESS si;000 PER' ACRE. OF SANFORD REALTOR 23.445. French Ave. 3220231 327 5353, 322 0779 GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE _____________________________ specialtIes. You can loin the . Navy rtow and report for ac- I - sulky&tiller. Goodcond. After - 6 call 323.4735. 444-301, - VOLUSIA COUNTRY' ROAD ALL FLORIDA REALTY NEAR LAKE MONROE. 174,900. . Delayed Entry Program for positions In vocational, _______________________ _______________________ -_ "' jj 3BEDROOM.2BATH.FAMILY ROOM. AIR & HEAT. ELE _. ___________________________ - ãsceHaneous for Sale - RENT OR OWN this paint 1. body Shop with 2 bdrm apt. attached Excellent terms. Call for details. i L - 29—Rooms JOBS AVAILABLE - ______________________ EALTORS E. Altamonte Dr. lot 0, our lot. V Enterprise, Inc HEAT. SCREENED PATIO. _________________________ Notice of Administration has been FlorIda Statutes, and the Charter County will hold a public hearIng and you are required to serve a ___________________________ . . Wl.SUNMAlER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 311.31SE. First St. 323-3422 TREES. ZONED MOBILE HOME . 521,000 E-Z TERMS. Cash for your lot , Will build on 327-7851 ______________________. 41-1oi1es - ' DIS Auto Repair Shop -6 Bays & Parts house. Going buslnes in a great area. Hwy. 436 between Altamonte MalI & 17. . CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB - BATTERIES-New. $30, Ex. change. Used-516, Exchange. ,S. Sanford Ave. 323.1980. 2'i ACRES WITH 314' FRON. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN ______ 3 BEDROOM CB HOME — Lovely quiet neighborhood. Wonder what to do with Two? Fenced back yard and 1l. Sell One - The quick, easy ______ way. The -. 331,000 Want-Ad macic * _be' is 322 2611 or 831 9593. W.Garnettwhite, Broker _____________________ to each personal representative, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. . Evening Heraid, Sanford, Fl. 5G- DED ACRES, HIGH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. 530.000EXCELLENT TERMS ••- modestpriceof $33,000 Callus Viedel Inc ,Realtor ____________________________ Cornerofilth&Fr,nci, _________________________ - VA. F HA-235.Con. Homes S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL I. ELECTRIC, NICE Low Down Payment beauty won't last long at the __________ 24-BusirleSs OpPortunities-- 912 FRENCH AVE. 3235116 Early Childhood Center 322. - . - o Reg. Real Estate Broker fireplace & Ioad of space Sitt1ited on a double lot, this New Smyrna Ocean Front, turn. 2 BR, 28. ground level. 8627*11 or 904 127 9251 wkends. Have soe camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad In The Herald. Call 322-2611 or 531. . and a friendly 8d visor will help you. ' MANY MANY MORE of - 43—Lots-Acreage .....S2t. cPofln3 /aIt _________________________ ' - ThelimeTestedFirm pliances, doubte Qarage, '' - Call 322 5446 $l3Owk GENERAL LABOR ANYaO..Ihave 2 Ctllldrtfl, 'I 3. CIII 6615644, DeBary. . - • —4 Eve 373)154 comes complete with all ap. - seeks employment. MACHINE PAINTER $175.80 wi'. — yet claimed. If the claim Is not - _____________ MLS home. This 2 story home _______ 2 BDRM, 3 bath Condo. All IiiJchen appl. 5300 mo .. sec. deposit. 323-7963. ________________ MON. TRAINEE $150 $300 RESERVATIONIST$110Wk $325wk. DRivit BK SECT $lSOto Start MACHINIST $203.6Owk $171.10 CUSTODIAN DRUGS - Commissioners of Seminole IN RE: The Marrla,.Of County, Florida. Stop In At The Job Shop We Nave The One To Fit. You Perfecti wishes to share home with reltred widow. 322.1569. - . . S . 4 Sdrm, 2 balh elegant famiry ______ -40 - Condominiums ' bookkeeper 4. offIce worker • FLORIDA - Any. ______________ Maw' Dating Service. All REFINED, Intelligent, elderly lady (poor vision, small eater) . ' . . 4—Houses I COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER S Remodeling, Masonry or Ceramic Tile work wanted. Free Estimates. 3230723. __________________________ If You Need demands ag*inst the estate ace Florida, that the City Council will property: 6-(hild Care AN ORDINANCE AMENINO 'required, WITHIN THREE hold a public hearing to consider ORDINANCE 77.3$ WHICH MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF enactment of Ordinance 406 AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND CHILD CARE-My home THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF titled: daytime, some nights. THIS NOTICE, to file with the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY USE ELEMENT •OF THE Longwood-Lake Mary ares. clerkoftheabOvecourtawritten OF CASSELBERRY, FLORlD, SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. _.322-4.$310r statement of any claim or demand AMENDING ORDI E PREHEN$lVE PLAN FROM they may have. Each claim must NUMBER 155, As AMENDED LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL belnwrltinoandmustindicatethe ANDSUPPLEMENTED,OFTHE TO COMMERCIAL FOR THE YOURCHILDREN-MYHOME Reasonable rates. 322.3129. addressofthecreditororhlsagent FLORIDA; SAID ORDINANCE A.? AGRICULTURE TO C.) ______________________ - Will Care for • Elderly Patients In my home 322.3231 ________________________ 1 _____________________ - -- 5 . . . . I - 3278478 Ft. Offices. loading c'ock 4.' ____________________________ A A A EM PLOY ME NT ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa tee. Fl. 3351$. -, - j Industrial zoning. 3225313. _____________________________ Avg. _________________________ 4—Personals - . . ------_ 21SitUatiOfls Wanted _____________________________ ____________________________ _______________ _____ -----_--- ' S. Comic Major Development Manager at 3234330 City Clerk Extension City Of Lake Mary, Persons not able to attend the Florida hearing who wish to comment on the proposed actions may submIt Publish June 16, written statements to the Land DEX.61 Development Division prior to the 4cheduled public hearing. Persons appearing at the hearings may IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN 37Q ___________________________ -. - SALES POSITION 18—Helpnted ___________________________ - ---------- . 41—Houses Property _____________ ________________ __________________________ forRe SECURITY GUARDS needed immediately.Full&parttlme. Must have car I telephone. Call Orlando 1.841-7543 am. to2p.m. weekdays. EOE-M.F. ________________________ ____________________ ______ 2 ChoIce Lots in nicest section. Valued at $700, sacrifice, $ each. Call $63.12M. ,_•, STOR FOR RENT Approx 450 sq. ft on 1905 S. French Av*. $250 mo. 831 2106 Food Store. Sanford area. _____________________ Noon Tuesday 3—CerTeteries - heerd-oraity.'--- . lhm.................SIC a line 3consecotivetimts. . 7k a line = , - 37ijp - _______________________ Heraldon Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The . RN ('ull time, $4 shift. Apply in rates shown above are for both days. person Sanford Nursing & _________________________ _________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ - Cony, Center, 950 Mellonville By: Cynthia Proctor hearing my be Continued from NOTIFIED that the ad. Central) (DISTRICT No. 3) Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY Application has been made by time to time until fnal action is ministration of the estate of Mary BOARD OF COUNTY taken by the Board of Adiustment. Sctiutt Beuret, deceased, File WILLIAM A. LEFFLER Ill G'oodlngs dl Florida. in Attorney At Law number $O-113-CP. COMMISSIONERS THIS NOTICE.shaIl is pending be,ppsted In Further, the Planning and ift Office Box 2295 NOTICE OF PUBLIC Zoning Commisiion of Seminole three (3) public places within the 'the Circuit Court for Seminole HEARING County will hold a public hearing City of Lake Mary, FlorIda, at the County, Florida, Probate DIvIsion, Sanford, Florida 32171 The Board of County Corn. the address of which is Seminole Publish June 16, 23, 1980 in Room 203 of the Seminole City Hall and published in the missioners of Seminole County will County Courthouse, Sanford, DEx.67 County Courthouse, Sanford, Evening Herald, a newspaper of hold a public hearing in Room 203 Florida 32771. The personal Florida on July 2, 19*0 at 7:30 P.M general circulatIon in the City Of the Seminole County Cour. representative of the estate, Is CITY OF CASSELBERRy, or as soon thereafter as possible, Lake Mary, Florida, one time at thouse. Sanford, FlorIda on June William N. Beuret, whose address least fifteen (13) days prior 10th. FLORIDA to. review, hear comments is P.O. Box 24, Altamonte Springs, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 24, 1980 at 7:00 P.M., or 5 $ make recommendations to the aforesaid hearing. In addition, Board of County Commissioners said notIce shall be posted In the Florida 32701. The name and TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF thereeftit as Possible, to consider a specific land use amendment g. on the above captioned ordinanc, area to be considered at least address of the personal PROPOSED ORDINANCE fifteen (iS) days prior to the date representative's attorney are set TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the Seminole County Corn. and retoning. prehensive Pian, Ordinance 772$, forth below. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Additional information may be of public hearing. - Wanted, Full & Part time. , - .,, S - captioned action,. I wfll sell the engaged in business.a1 401 E. NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. described al follows: property situated in Seminole Fenton Place AltamoeWe Spngs, The South $1.25 feet of Lots SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DEN. county, Florida, described as: and 36, Block 26 Crystal Lake • FIa. 32701 Seminole County, • SITY RESIDENTIAL TO COM. Lot 5, Block 3, Tier 5, Town Of Florida under the fictItIous name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE Winter Homes SubdivIsIon OF REZONING. FROM A -I recordedlnPlat BooIi3, Pages 114 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford according to E.R. Traf. of ALL SEASONS LANDSCAPING d5 Map thereof as recorded in AND LAWN MAINTENANCE AGRICULTURE TO OC OFFICE 116 of the public records Of PROBATE DIVISION Plat Book 1, pages 56 to 64 of the CONTRACTOR, and that I Intend File Number N143.cP Seminole County, Florida. DISTRICT. Said property more commonly Division Public Records of SemInole to register said name with the The North ", of the following County, Florida known as the Northwest corner o, IN RE: ESTATE OF described property: The North Clerk of the Circuit Court, at public sale, to the hIghest and SemInole County, Florida In ac of the West .'3 of the Northwest 14 Country Club Road and Crystal MARY SCHUTT BEURET -Deceased best bidder for cash, at the West cordance with the provisions Of the of the Northeast ' (less the South Lake Avenue. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION h,'ont door of the Seminole County FictItious Name Statutes, To.WIt: The Public Hearing will be held ;sm.e, and less the East 215 feet) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING - Courthouse in Sanford, FlorIda at Section *63.09 FlorIda Statutes of Section 15, Township 21 South, intheCityHaIl,CityofLakery, DEMANDS 1100A.M. on the 17th day of July, 1957. OR Range 79 East Seminole County, Florida, at 8:00 P.M., on July 2 CLAIMS Florida. Consisting of 2½ acres 1910, or as soon thereafter as AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 19*0.. Sig. Herbert Edward Conway more or less. (Further described possible, at wtilch time Interested AND ALL OTHER PERSONS (SEAL) Publish: May 26, June 2,9, 16, 1950 .._...-- __ - CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK — Good company benefito. Apply Handy Way RATES .DEADLINE - . ___________ -, MONDAY thru FRIDAY . SATURDAYS. Noon . JlinesMinimum ______________________________ ___________________ _______________________ LINDA . CAMMARASANA. his 1957 - . - v LPN'S Better Living Center ________________________ Cassefberry. Cail for appoint. • menr. 339 5002. 3222611 831-9993. ________________________ HOURS - . ___________________ Orlando - Winter Park . . . I CLASSIFIED ADS , FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME NaticeIsherbyglv,nthlam IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Notice is hereby given that I am In business at Hwy a THE EIGHTENTH JUDICIAL onga CITY OF LAKE MARY,. engaged in 11fd Fl. 32771 Seminole County business at Longwood CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Village Shopping Center — Florida, under the fictitious nrne FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUILC Lorlgwood, Fl.., Seminole County, CASE NO. 79.2051-CA49.D of BAJA COUNTRY, and that I fEARiNO Florida, under the tictitius name ELIZABETH 8w. GUTMANN, Intend to regIster said name with TO WH6M PT MAY CONCERN: of ON STAGE BEAUTY SALON, Plaintiff, the Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and that I intend to register said Seminole County, Florida In ac by the Board of Adiustmont of the name with the Clerk of the Cfrcuit CLARICE DEAN DELANDO a•k.a Cordancewtththaprovls)oqn Øthe City of Lake Mary. Florida, that Court,SeminoleCounsy,Florldain CLARICE D. DELANO and FlctltlousNameSt,tes,T04y1,: ,-•-.... 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SORRY I'M LATE, 5ARc'E ruPI 4 _ ______ ________ Oo Doctors Can - Test For Hormone Level WIN - I I ONfU11_ (j1NATE5 81 a a _____ rr i ° MA Lti I v IpND1!I j i - __ AILI E u Lo.iAR T _ _ Tj1 T 11 12 _____ I I 0 . Poo "LIM I 13 I 16 4 15 8 16 that .- - RN LOSER . ,~ FH V 1U M JAT b) 1Z I 11(. '5rKnWD W4 _____ - ning 11 _33 0 II I .4 TANAGER." VD MR. WEAThERBEE, LIKE, I ASKWMYARI STUOEJTS TO DRAW TO JUGHEAD, WHAT KIWC)JI EiffE OF BIRD IS THAT ' THEIR FAVORITE BIRD.' SEE _____ — 53 - I I . I' J ___ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE - r I normal and functioning properly, y ou should have a I they have to do. - normal amount of hormones -Since about 20 percent of ASSN %. doctor can test you to see fatigue do have a medical what your hormone levels are cause, It is Important to have E E K & MEEK For Tuesday, June _______ __ _______ FUJLLC1&) FE5ThJAL your mental processes and S i .. .1 % SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. 21) Lucky today is the pemon who Is No. I In your _ Romance, travel, luck, resources, possible pitfalls PRISCILLA'S POP TENT ON MAKING ANP THINK YCLIV LIKE M , . - ' SPlNG kJEY. ORRY WORRY ABOUT HIS 'lou. H5 BE A MILLIONAIRE 2' __________________________ YW WORW MEN HE -I WANT 10 BE A BLLIONAJIE] ______ • A i 63 - a I (~p ~ to, a IZ - ; 4t, . . , QS,W. , L.j I - . — . ~1, - . .- , Oo 0 C. ' ______ ) I LAWOMY1 0 ____ ___________ _________ ) ' Opening leat Q without bringing unnecessary _____________________ Treat — ___ FRANK AND ERNEST your material from mountains. It 0 TUMBLEWEEDS ' - • .- " $ ' a t-rr'nr1.. .. .. .- - -- - _- j. -:•;,' - - - '0 -• I, • - -- - 0 0 '0' - '-.:• -- -. ----------0 -- - ----------------. "- 1. - - . - - - ,- - 0 - •, - rHERE .., - - - - - - 1 I - - •• 0 0 ' - - - 0 - ••, been authorized by the city commission to negotia te wi th property owners. - " ' I - -o - -+ - 11, - . - , - • BACK) c.prn " (. I S1uRgT --- - - - - --- -: - -' -- ___ ' - _______ -____ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____________ - - .---'-•--0 -....................- 0 - - -' - . — - 0 - 0 •, . - -_ - . - - - -- - - . - 0 - -. _______ ____ - , --- -., ,,,...f- 0 . - - 0 - -'.----_.-- '•- —_— —._ - - - - . 0 - -. -- * - I • . . - .. I The hiring increase, however, had been expected to be higher. The same firms last fall projected a 13 percent rise in the number of jobs. The projections were off T", ~~ , 11 11, " 3 to 5 percent. Other shoo-ins on the hiring front In- Chamber of Commerce. dude computer whizzes, science and - business graduates, the two reports said. Startipg salaries in these high-demand Work On Lakefront Units ould In , fields are around $20,000 a year. By contrast, first paychecks for liberal arts graduates, who may have to "hustle . Begin and show flexibility," are pegged at around $13,000 a year. "The inure conservative hiring attitude probably reflects concern about October current economic uncertainties," said the College Placement Council based in Bethlehem, Pa., and checker of 550 of the In Evanston, Ill, Dr. Frank Endicott, . Hall stressed that the apartment graduates," he said. "They may nut find Interest earned on the bonds would be construction is completed and the unIts graduates do. - -'-cr- the 0 - 0 - .' ": - NEW YORK ( UI-'!) — A small New York city bank today cut its i,_.__.,,.._ - .-- . . . decline in the key lending rate by major r' Commissioner John Hepp commented, t., T - - subsidiary of Israel's United Mizrahi Bank, announced its - - . - - - - ' . , •• institutions. UMB Bank and Trust Co., a A reduction' was effective irzi mediately. The bank recently has fi i been a maverick in tr mnuning the -- rate loans its most creditworthy corporate customers. charged on -_0 j , -- -_- ' 1 '7 0/ 0 . attorney was asked to look Into The prime rate by a full po in t to ii percent, foreshadowing what some analys ts think wi ll be another 0 . to .1 - -- Today Action Reports • ___ Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ................ ........SB - Classified Ads Comics ........................SB Crouword .....................SB -. Dear - Abby .....................is Deaths.........................2* Edito rial.......................4A* Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................SB A lone GREETING THE DAWN herman Veete the da .• waters before wading out to t jg 0 - . Prime Rate Falls _____ %.- . said the bonds would total less than $10 tax-free, Hall said. are ready for occupancy in 18 hionths, "But for those who hustle and keep million. The mortgage, accordi ng to the Eighteen mon ths construction time is rentals would range from $275 to $360 a flexible, there are jo bs - in banking, plan, would be insured by the Federal scheduled for the complex is to be built In month. insurance, sales, to name a few fields." _* .. • ' '!-- ' - . . ' -0 0 •1 . -- -- lil ^,~_, -' ... •' - • - " has no bearing In court, Uskert said. - there were I wouldn't build then Jeert said civilians are not covered because I've never gotten anything out of uf city's present insurance policy the government yet." Some residents of nearby Skylark - sodtlNCfty'$In$Ia'aflceagefltrecOm" t!7ty either discontinuing the SUbdiVislOIt have opposed the project -- 0 0 , or purchasing additional In- pa trol with city policemen. 6-- -- -- -- Commissioner J. R. Grant denied aiil horns leaving the station, especially late at flUflO(1 that his proposed would be government-subaldlzed. "There nih1 when there is little traffic, Mayor Steven Uskert told the corn- are all kinds of Res and all kinds of zqIskon that the city is leaving Itself wide telephone calls and they are a bunch of óçA for a law suit by allowing civilians, absohde lies," said Grant. "There are no ' - 'I - , 0 - 1 ey said in consideration of the a commissioner riding with the police =in the area of the preant and woWd be covered in the event of an ac. future fire stations he has requested that cident. the fire department cut down on oz- - - percent from last year. Combined reports from the College Placement Council and the Frank - Endicott Sury sai d Monday that about 670 private firms who recruit senior students signed up 8 to 10 percent more . graduates than in 1979. the city's insurance policy to determine if , ________________________________________________ A _____ •0, - .0 - to ts the paving assessment, according to '\ good despite the recession, with hiring by - , -, '.Wintel, owner of the West Warren employees If they feel the commissioners Avenue property, has off ered to give are Interested enough to give of their own property to the city In exchange for time to ride with them. city's canceling the $8,ll7uwed,,byWlntel by Craig L.gg.ft __________________________________ ; -_ . wor -, ____ ___________________ - ZOONIES licularly engineering graduates — are ampus recruiters up as much as 10 Morrison pro perty. "Your - be&t's right, but y ou may be Theproposedstatlonwouldtakethe moreofahandlcapthanahelpbecause place of the present station next to City you do not have the training to be a Hall at WIlma and Warren, It would have policeman or fireman." liviag space and a drlve4)vough hay Mitchell pointed out he had served with area for four vehicles, Chacey told the the Baldmre Police Department and commission Monday night. said he felt it was good for the morale of T\!--) I ' ____- 1 -I.- -' ',. '.•-. '---.•-------•0 -. -------•--- - 0 -- -- 0 - City Administrator David Chacey _ 0 I 1 0 possible sites for a new fire s ta tion and waiver, t he insurance man says a waiver ___ - - pr actice one on West Warren Avenue next ___- 001 AI)D . • - •0 --- 1980 surance to cover it. Herald Staff Writer TO TIfIR F1TE I TIf ThRBLE R I -.- - revenue bonds for the construction. He HECk- ItL BT I MOST PEOPLEV I WISH HIS FRITE UkE T' BACK I WAGtI'T ONE OF ____ __ L 01 1 for the college class of 1960 — par- " The financing, suggested by Hall, month. The conditional commitment is Longwood Commission Looking At 3 Sites ByJANECASSELBERRY 5'4SU(TAPENO.:a) _____ SM11 It ThouGH-r1 __ __ . . . . -. _____ . . 4 .. .I involves endorsement by the city of expected to be followed in short order by rentals would not be subsidized by any a job with a blue ribbon tied around it the Sanford for the issuance of tax-free a permanent commitment, he indicated, f ederal agency, lie said when apartment way engineers, business and computer Commissioner William Mitchell, who frequently rides wi th on-duty policemen, - Under consideration are two sites on' said "I ride in the unmarked car with Range Line Road, one near Stum's sergeant and If he ge ts a call, i get Corner and the 434 Shopping Center, and dropped of f." Eti.rrr V ATI.EASTOIIE TINY QUIRIL -0 ____ -_. ___ ____ W11H CA 4'. " - __ -- W Leonard Starr -BUT HOtIESTIXTIIRTtS IT'S tlOTHtlG TO BE G000! ER. IEVi*)IIS I8OIJT-'. I MEAN ____ by T. K. Ryan ' - flt1'S 1H PALFfrCES' . Class the conventional market would not be would have to be created. fie asked that architect of the Endicott Report, put out since the matter was of some urgency. In Trevor Hall Jr., one of the developers, feasible with double-digit interest rates, persons who wish to serve on the by Northwestern University for 34 years, paid an at be to to cont in ue negotiations con rney this event, the owner would told the Greater Sanford Chwnber of Hall said. authority contact him. by the court caning the airport lease and directed amount to be determined said lie has "faith in our country, Conunerce Board of Directors this Hall said site appraisal and market and the county would have to pay the Kaiser to again contact the property City Manager Warren Knowles can business and, inost of all, our young morning ear ly ground breaking for the analysis for the pr oject has already owne r at Rlghtway and State Road 46 handle the city's side of assisting the people." . owner's legal fees. The matter is of ur gency beca use the The matter will be discussed again at the complex of one-and two-bedroom received federal approval. A conditional project, he said, adding Sanford would apartments will be accomplished if a new conunitment is expected to be authorized have no liability for the bonds. 'They are stuart and they are going to couzfly has already let building con tracts commission's regular meeting Tuesday. method of financing is approved , by the federal government in the next lItake it - even the liberal arts (APER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) V - For The commission decided to direct the new hospital on tlie Nlonroe lakefront. the play. He said it was ele- - - . ~J- . be built on 27 acres west of the planned to 8 percent interest rate. Financing on a "city of Sanford financing authority" could obtain an order of "quick taking" consider a condemnation, match. Mike took nocredltfor certainly best f rom 1932 until HE ISil'T MfGEI$ EYBW1 I HER FATHER- ____ IH-LU4IE -. -! 11110 THEIR IIEYI H014E _______ - SMOKE L -%. as 264-unit early as Housing Administration. "Frenchmen's Wharf" style as seen in rightfi of the cornmission to condemn and property at Rightway and State Road 46(;round Octobercould.be for the broken proposed Is Purpose of gaWng the special finan. New Orleans, he said. take the property for the fire district. if the owner would sell for $18,000, but einployers who recruit on college To accomplish the financing, Hall said, campuses. County Attorney Nikki Clayton said she said time available was too short to apartment complex, Sanford Landing, to cing, he said, is to take advanta ge of a 7' mond through South before ' -RWY THIN)G flER.. - 'fillS IS THE RAID HELPING MAY "YEAR 1913'?! Ptit1IE" ______ _____ ____________________ I . * .~_. 7-7- . property placed Its worth at about construction on the airport property. $16,000. The owner wanted something in "We have to realize that sites are excess of $55,000, saying he turned down limited and so are funds" available to buy an offer of that amount, Kaiser said, property." Commissioner Bob Fre nch sa id he Kirchhoff pointed out this morning, however, that it is within the statutory would be interested in buying the Alan: "I take it that at the other table Mike rose with the king of clubs so as to lead the well-belng, Tie bridge team o( all th' prof i table. o FWHE AND - ___ ± ___ _____________ _____________________ 0 - . to dummy, led a club and my tack forced West'sace. Later 1 esta blIshed my club queen Alan: "The death of Michael TAURUS (April 20-May 20) situations molehills by Bob Thaves MeN'i—_—' (O1jf' 1J0 .KeY t$T"OR ') ER? __________ __ \[ . who There. Jo s . . .. 0 automoblle.accldentat 8:30 this morning, but the owner's price was too high. for diamond discard." philosophically today and down all the loose ends before _____________________ _____ - • ANNIE . V -_ # Midway previously rejected because it was too- rapid rate. high priced. , Assistant County Administrator Jeff No official action was taken this Etchberger was able to show that a fire morning . The matter will come up again station built on land the county owned, . Tuesday. even if $35,000 was paid for the land, ace was gone." Be persistent today In Gottlieb makes you the only assistants into the act. Oswald: "This game swing only survivor of the Four LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) situations that can enhance Aces, probably the greatest won our eighth straight 'a N. 11 % __________ ______ , team, and he was right that nobody is doing anything." such that It is causing _____ Director Gary Kaiser said a usable piece lease rate Increases would be computed. of property was found one block east of But Commissioner Bob Sturm, present Jitway on Rightway and State Road 46, dqspite having injured his arm in an ruffed the second heart, went what needs doing quietly and won't enter the picture. ________ ________ _____ _______ I river is I sate at a reasonable pttce. over clauses In the proposed lease for the proposttd 264-unit Sanford Landing apartment Seminole County Public Safety airport' property concerning how future complex, displays artists ' drawings of the project ner, Sally Johnson, raised me. The play was last and easy. I Youworkbest today if you are to take yourself or your in. ByOswaiJsy left to your own devices. Do volvement.s too seriously. Ego aid Alan So.tag 0000 ____ , The flow of the for er. Particularly on defense where he may well have been the best of all time." Alan: "Can you give an example of this defense?" 'A year and a half ago I played in a sectional team game with Mike and John Rau another old-timer playing the East and West cards. I sat South and played in four spades after my part. Vulnerable: Both VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today because C0NSNEO 11 • 9765 4K 952 SOUTH • K Q 1064 $ •A4 4QJ84 - where the action is. your best will greatly enhance Something pleasa nt and your self-esteem. rewarding could occur where ARIES (March 21-April 19) a group is gat he red. Things should go 51110th1Y 11-ERE 'vb(J ARE, LIMP AG A NOODLE HIM 9@ the But jobs for engineers, as predicted, negotiate a lease with the airport run, than a building built on leased land. were up 21 percent over last year, due '',,,, , - ... e'" 0authority after investigations turned up Clayton, Kirchhoff and Commissioner rn.s p,, y Tern vaicern mainly to stepped up activity In fields of paJAW sutlablis1w Uw purpose that was Richard..WiMam. expres.sed concern Trevor. Hall Jr.,- one of the devq~loperS Lof tbe- - .#A 9 meeting thismefting-of ""d the Giester Sanford transportation, defense and,energy. - , bidder, but a really fine lay- is not a day to be a loner. Go productive and performing at by Stoffel & Heimdahl - TAO84 Dealer South WISI N.eth LIII SOUth One who is fond o I you will be Take pride in your work .14 44 responsible. today, regardless of Its • PAN 34 Pan p4m Pass Being LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ibis significance. %A-..! '.. - .. I 100 MUCH STARCH IN i . "If we have a Doug Stenstrom on wouldn't want to be part of the team to save Horner said the problem is not so much that the river?" Horner asked. "We are going after this project. Doug lit a fire river is low. "The problem is that it is sta gnating. _ - The commission voted earlier to would be less expensive over the long was he? EAST 45 could develop today that may Important alliances, open a new channel for gain. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -A. .. w'r Something out of the ordinary wiH do much to help shore up 0 - years ago when he got back into duplicate play." Alan: "What sort of player K 532 •Q10 4 73 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) This is good day to make thday. Mail $1 for each to better. ' AstroGraph, Box 489, Radio AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be 19)' Because you're able to see 'sure to specify birth date, and appreciate the other CANCER (June 21-July 22) fellow's point of view today, it _ LAUN groups who, for diverse reasons, want to keep the the I. mission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff called a subcontractors. Any"further delay might shortly thereafter and did not play bridge again until a few NORTH 473 lif QJ 107 your Astro-Graph letter, hesitate to make alterations if #K833 w hich begins with your bir- you tru'y feel they're for the • A 106 HEART M TELL THEM H5 SUCH A BE,AIJ11 FUL A1TITUP I Do NO WAY! 'C. —" AS A OARt- . past about the river,' Stenstrom said. 0 special meeting for this morning to escalate costs. suggest alter natives — one of them Seminole County decided to go ahead condemning and taking at a court with the four stations this year because Navy. Mike went in the Army and career for the coming major changes or tran- by Ed Sullivan T wg'LL FIX . river the way it is," Homer said. fire station, Seminole County Corn- two weeks without having a problem with ber 7. 1941 when I left for the 'll be looking for and assert yourself without of- life. You _______ ______________________________ ________________________________________ oAPaJNrrNu talking the - . We are up against tremtndous obstacles from well-organized Airport Authority to build a new Midway they can hold up the work for 10 days to __________________________________________________________ your restrained power. much you care. BUGS BUNNY sman Unhappy with the prospect of the indicated, according to Countycounty leasing property from the Sanford Administrator Roger Neiswender, that tuberculosis was common that was a more frequent WINAT BRIDGE in, you'll still be going strong.. tending. Associates will sense finding ways to show how I' - Midway station. The contractors have Your lack of energy Is cause of fatigue. Chemical ~ about you today, yet you S I not have to die. He pointed to the concerns of ma ny with large fish ki ll in river over the few days. oil . - t. I I b a ,— 21M --- for four new fire stations, including the 17, 1980 your ideas will be winners. GEMINI (May 21-June Q) You have a commanding way ________ I" I I going to hold us responsible if 'we don't make effort to preserve the river, "We especially want to be in contact with the , Herald Staff Writer YOUR BIRTHDAY Your easy attitude will inspire fatigued or don't have the get Although severe anemia June, 17,1980 others to act similarly, up and go that they'd like to cause fatigue, iron poor blood Over have. About 80 percent of the is seldom the real . I are likely to find yourseLf in In competitive matters you people that complain of fatigue. situations that test pour have more than a slight edge 0 ,, imagination and creativity, over your adversaries today. Pressure will help stimulate When they're ready to pack It fiOtI' 'TiME W T' IUI4kJ FLiES rt)(jk HAVIk)G - A)J)LL MID-JOJ ... of the chamber, Stenstrom insisted the river does have By DIANE PETRYK entirely different. There are (ad dieting is a common cause many reasons why people feel of temporary fatigue. by Howie Schneider mcme -0cura -"~ M., .4411, I"- bt Springfield. medicine but the probability infectious diseases. When Is that you do not need it. I 1, asset," Stenstrom said. "The next generation is - self-setving interests. There and lifelong resident; Ned Yancey, c,. imbc,r state Department of Environmental Regulation goodwill ambassador; Homer; and Chamber 'to available all the information they ha ve want to give you some caused by any number of probably related to something disturbances associated with It - . - Property In if you wish. If you happen to a complete . medical By BERNICE BEDEOSOL I J 0 0 " is a real danger that the river is going to die," Stenstrom said. In to his colleagues County Reconsiders like any other woman. Your people who suffer from HOROSCOPE I qqjl~ . 11 Sonny Raborn, local .Fire Stations As long as the other ovary Is do instead of things they feel St. Johns is really our greatest natural "The every . doing the things they want to congressmen," he said. problem." 0 I" the focus the attention of "our leaders on our I - users" Melbourne using water from the St. 3ohns, pumping it where it wants to, and the large citrus users. There is an awful lot of conflict of interest, and > • President Janice 0 ____________________________________________ be low on hormones, he might examination. Fatigue can be It ( - meeting 0 why the ovary was removed, people have when they're 56 I I I. 58 ___ - - the • - The best way to combat - ; , the conunittee"Since it Is a navigable stream under the Contact with the Friends of St. Johns jurisdiction of the federal government, we have to other interested parties to develop a plan to get the attention of our senators and _____ Holiday Inn; 0 the . - - . he -lit a fire" Jack homer, executive manager of the saji shortly after the board that those who nitially will serve on the corn' rhittee include:'* Stenstrom, Tony Russi, (Sanford insutance agent;) Joe Maino of Monroe Harbour Marina; John Edwards of the lakefront • Homer said Ilussi offered the use of private "The river, of course, is important not only to problems. Part of the blind mosquito problem plane to fly the committee members over Puzzle Sanford and Semiilole County but to the entire here is that flow of river is not swift Lake, located near the headwaters of the St. state. The problem goes all the way down to the enough to carry the blind mosquito eggs away," Johns. Ile said Russi is -very alarmed" that the . Central and South Florida Flood Control District Horner said. lake is so "critically low." and all way north to Jacksonville. It is state homer said problems in the river are due to a Stenstrom sees among the initial activities of problem," Stenstrom said. . lot of actions of water to the south "Like . .. "-•" _____ 100 chamber, the ovary and that's probably amazing how much energy ED - I THAT I 55 I PURPLE MARTIN,SIR' out - STENSTROM .? are bored and others are tired beca use they are depressed. part Stenstrom, speaking to his fellow directors, said: "Ninety-nine of people would say - Johns' . St. Scivë. the dtructIon - _ Letter I'm Health fatigue, if it's not caused by medical factors, is to get cycle it may cause pain and it Yourself Involved in, of you enjoy and like to do. It's may result In 47 51 52 0 his - DOUGLAS 4 today the St. Johns is a decaying river and can't be saved. It's just a matter of making up our minds to save th e river. If the river Is to die, it tired presume that some of the in t he ovary.When of the it enlarges during 1 ffbv Bob Montana SIR, THIS IS AND THi OH. 4 SCARLET IS 4 - , sending you explains, many because they people are In view 'of your story I 43 46 1 ARCHIE M The - abdominal cavity. :! Station, Radio tIssue was 48 I &M14 scattered in areas over 39 140 i1 0 _____ L*. - 42 0 - . I this St, Johns." City Box 1551, New Yo, N.Y. 10019. I . their normal location lining the uterus. They may be in the tube or the ovary or even be ____________ 41 ______ ________ 26 34 - - Heal care of this newspa~er, P.O. 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