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I I A _____ .. . .' ,•j('I.• - . - . .- - -. .:. - • I I 1,000 . __ --------_ V . I''1 -. *' loopqkm , - .- rnJ - -- - 1. - -. - -. .. . . ,• .. . • .. S . : 1. . 4' .4 ;çik.' .If, - ' ..-. '4 - 1 • . r.'. ' 4. 4'.-. e' - : ., - . -- . I - - . a' . 1 ,.. - - 31~_ _ * - . . -; .. 4 . - - -- L. 11he crunch of shoulder pads, (lie 11tiarterback thu-king signals, the coach shouting Out orders ('ill . Iligh School ,all lie heard around Selilinole (,()11111~ FOOTBALL FEVER '- -. . . - 'y?t (iiiflitSCS Is %ee as Lyman. Lake lioelI, Lake Brantl'.. e~ and Sentinole prepare for (lie aIIIIIIIIII Spring 'Football Jamboree at Seniinole High on M ay 29. Greyhound linemen, pictured - . Herald -.. Photo by Tom Netsel workout. ,r%%. o of the prep teanis, Sentinole and La ke Brantley have scheduled I t ii gaines lwior ,to (lie ' jamboree. Se;ninole kicks off its 01 .nigi'.%hite scrimmage Wednesday night at I, play their Blue-White 7:1.-) %%- Ililp Ille Patriots gaine Saturdav, Nlav 24 at '; p.m. on the Lake flrantlev practice field. ' . - I 11 above, hit the blocking (Ililuiflies during a reen( -' ': - -' - - : - - . - o swagen Dragged Safe? . - . . . - - Coun y - s ts a - . S y - we - I . - . . . .I . 1. . " , N ~ , ~ " .'-* ": .1. I - `. 1% "~ I " ,~' ,~* I ,.. . k Tlile cmInission also yoted down four requests from property owners on State ' .. I . J.R. Gr'i . . the now city WM Wdifiw as well old commision chamber. Grans rescuing request operty owna Dr. George ke and J.R. flattaway. th an intInth5NIW • I II I, . Professional to Cain- . I .. —:. .o,. . ° I .. . — #I Seventy-eight Seminole County . I -o' - ':: Sent To MiOmi I . 4 •-.,- - 'former Stromberg. Guard Accused B- Business 1. 1 ~ . • . rop" ty. Between 5 and 30 residents of Skylark subdivision turned out to object to the reqst to change the zoning on pi"co-wned by Grant. He soot a chidge from industrial and R-3 116idential to PUD (Planned Unit De~elopment) to allow construction of 4 .. --: .;. . of a few vocal voUrs, Longwood City Commissioner J.R. Grant learned . . •. streets," said city police Maj. Michael particularly in England where thousands of sunseekers have been booked for Cosgrove early today. "It appears so far summer excursions to Miami Beach. tonight that it's the best it's been in thr "We have noticed some (domestic) nights.,, cancellations of hotel and airline By DAVID IVE RAZLER to four arrests and is expected to lead to One of the keys to solving the case Was plant after placing a phonit 'call to the The worst violence in Miami's history reservations already," said Arthur Herald Staff Writer at least one more. the method used to get the large guard on duty, in order to lu re him away erupted Saturday when a Tampa court Ellick, research director for the Metro The Stromberg-Carlson Corp. safe Two youths are scheduled to plead ,refrigerator-shaped safe away froin the from the office where the safe was. freed four ex-policemen who had ~een Dade tourism department. burglary, the largest theft in Lake Story guilty Wednesday morning to par. plant in the early morning hours of Jan. They quickly placed the 1,935-pound tried for the beating death of a black "This sun business is very iffy, and itls history, was planned by a former corn- ticipalingin the Jan. 17 theft of one-ton 17. safe on a dolly, apparently after atMiami business. man. At least 16 people built on image," said Jeffrey Joseph, a PanY security guard and carried out by a safe cramined with traveler's checks 1knison said the safe was wheeled out tempting to haninier it open in the plant. were killed, hundreds injured and travel firm executive handling British learn of thieves who dragged the one,ton from Stromberg-Carlson's Lake Mary of tile plant on a four-wheeled lolly, Ilie safe had just been filled with $25o,000 authorities estimate more 't!Ian $100 tour5. "The minute th e Image becomes a safe through the streets of Lake Mary plant. which was then tied to the back of a in blank traveler's checks and other million in riot damages. problem, the business can pick up and behind a Volkswagen, Lake Mary police While I.ake Mary Police Chief Ilarry Volkswagen Beetle.negotiable paDers. said today. Although the violence has subsided, move elsewhere." Benson said he is still expecting to make The thieves managed to drag the safe ' The safe was recovered early in '"' Youths, arrested last month as at least one more arrest in the case, he through the streets of Lake s poradic sniper fire, torching and looting For the second day, public an d private February in Lake Bethel, in Enterprise, Mary to kept the night force of 2,800 police and schools were closed today. Public bus participants in tile crime, are scheduled said today he believes the department's Markha Wood,s Road, shere they found by a youth looking for shiners. militiamen plus firefighters alert and transportation operated on a restricted to plead guilty Wednesday morning to the investigators * have pretty &ch solved loaded m into another vehicle, Benson Most of the papers were still in the safe, working. Firemen, with armed troops basis and businesses were expected to Jan. 17 burglary, w hich has already led the case. said. which the thieves only partially pried standing guard, fought two major fires curtail operations as they did Monday. The theft was planned by l.ance 1). open before abandoning, police reported. during the night at a junior high school Butler, 21, a foriiier plant security guard The severity of the rioting created a who was not employed by Strombergjittery mood among Dade County's 1.7 , A Muskie Rap France Carlson at the time of the burglary, million people. Most heeded broadcast U P ccep IS IRauil LOS t * ,rime to rebuild, black urgings to keep movement restricted Benson said. For Meeting Soviets Butler, one of two adults arrested in the The Seminole County Commission crossing, signal an(i sign maintenance leaders say. essential tasks. this morning approved unanimously a bill, crime, was taken to jaii from hvi apartWASHINGTON iUl'lj - Secretary of general orders Police reported late Monday . assume 50 percent of r" J at least proposal that it ment,, ,, anora B iiiVu., lv d., .)anlort4, anford,-on ill Ma State Ediiiund Muskie today sharply The approved 743 people -604 of them black males the maintenance costs of a new increase from 7. arid releas&I two days later on $1,500 attacked the French government for $60,000 to $70,000 on the - C .'ac' legislator weeps, been arrested during ee Y signals and gates at eight railroad bond. failing to consult the United States or any limitation t funds f theHo of violence. Charges included murder, ll prays for peace. crossings in the unincorporated areas Oil April 27 and 28, police arrested of its allies bt-fore French President the Branch widening project • Injured UPI newsman arson, burglary,- carrying concealed of the county after installation by Robert P. Hughes of Sanford and two Valery Giscard d'Estaing met Soviet weapons and curfew violation. State Department of Transportation, reports on riot aftermath. 17he increase is needed, according to iuveniles, who are scheduled to plead President Leonid Brezhnev last Attempts by black leaders, Including guilty Wednesday morning, AMTRAK, and the Seaboard county engineer Bill Bush, because —Stories on Page 3A former U weekend. .N. Ambassador Andrew Coastline Railroad. plans for the project prepared by the hughes, also tree on $1,500 bail, and "It's frustrating oscow ames even more - at ot on Young, NAACP chief Benjamin Hooks .6 , The cost of the maintenance would Florida Department of TranButler have been scheduled fur trial next racists. tunes," Muskie told his first State and activist Rev. Jesse Jackson, to hold add an expected $2,345 to the' ap- s portatlon in l%4 were not as conimonth on charges of grand theft. Department news conference in —Story on Page 2B. peace rallies Monday failed for the most proximate $7,000 annual railroad plete as originally believed. According to Lake Mary police, the referring to the French desire for an part. ______________________________________________________ team of thieves entered the Lake Mary independent foreign policy. 1 & by Craig WAIT. A . ) . Ryan 61V0'MC ! j1 • said despite the problems, It delayed our response time con- ' - __ . Coun ty Guar' dsm a"en Grant cotild not even muster a second . 1)4F-YSAY1TWVZ C001 I MONA NOW RE-LAX, LIMPIP WARP., , WTAg SUL1-Ry1Np. . WH"I Afflum . I - I . . I . I I pMo FROMI VC VW ete_i NNW I _*, " I ., . . VI , ' was the qwetest night since the trouble siderably, a spokesman said. I. ut.gafl. Ahead are the considerable task* ,of Ttottn$ UiS1Rflt pSOS, mo to ht— the d' estruction, disposing of nearly Keith, Public Safety Department court cam and healing the commurdty,a wounds. Tourist officials already were worried about the "Miami Image", kind of turned. We have contr :~ 0 V~14:,.~!I! 1 1 ,.• MIn.Ml (UP!) — A restricted riot area ravaged by three days of murders and fires and guarded by an armed force of 7,000 lawmen grew calm today and was opene d to for the first time since violence broke out last weekend. . By JANE CASSELBERRY Heraild Staff Writer . M 2 FWumed pohUcal power of a city ''. , , -. Top 0 I Jil . ARV ,:1i '! h ;!,- . ,.'. - ___________________________________ Two suspected snipers were also ______________4 __________________ arrested Monday night. In Miami, a city police spokesman said in southwest Dade County and at a paint lie had "nothing at all" to report. "The and bodyhop in the northwest "war . curfew worked fine." lie credited the zone.It . . cutoff of liquor sales and the shutdown of And a house in predominantly black gasoline stations along with the curfew "Ilberty City".burned to the ground for the return of uneasy peace to the Monday night because firemen had to violence-torn area of the northwest side. wait for police to scout the location of "They are running put of everything," he snipers before they could bring in their said. . equipment. "The reported shooting . . I qWM Rzop~ CMTOL --<- ,., ;A lm . ,__._V1. ~1~1 .. i~ % , JIMA)Q . THEIV 14 .,., .,,- "m, 11 ...* ___ . . FARMERL . WE NW. 1.0 I 11 -MD MIEY I ff . . by Lemrd Starr - ~W MK46ED RML. TELL WK . 4~ 1 -:~t - - - 9 . . All vehicles will be able to pass Affairs for the State of Florida, said through the checkpoints if we continue to today 78 Seminole Countians are among have no problems," Rudolph said. 700 Central F1orIdlari of Company B, 2nd An uneasy peace returned to Miami Battalion, 124th Infantry of the guard today after the first night of relative which departed the area Monday for the calm since racial violence began strife-ridden South Florida city. Saturday night. Persons said Gen. K.C. Bullard, adSporadic fires, including a few alter jutant general of the guard, ordered the dawn, were reported across Dade guardsmen Into that area on Instructions County, but authorities said- arrests and from Gov. Bob Graham, commander in reports of sni pers were dwindling. chieL of the Florida Guard. Dade County Police spokesman Jim "Gen.- Bullard is meeting with the Babb said a total of 912 persons were governor's staff today reviewing the arrested during the three days of situation," Personssaid. "The guard will violence, but mCt of those taken Into remain in MiarnMintil the governor fevl3 custody Monday night were charged with the Metro Police there can handle the . : VE - • Dade County, said vehicles will be of the Florida Amy National Guard allowed to pass through checkpoints, ordered Into Miami to quell the rioting manned by National Guardsmen around there. the perimeter of the riot zone, as long as Col. Frank Persons, public affairs' peace prevails. officer for the Department of Military ' - -: , Sgt. Gerald Rudolph, a spokesman for residents are among the 3,800 members _______ . - . •.,..,',,.. - , . . • I S ' . =001111111010 .-. -. • -. '." - .. I. . ... '' . . Area - I . . . . 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That's really of (bevels to stretch or dilate COORO ' fr, " / 1 " — — ( (&.) why standing Is a factor In when they're filled with blood, I " I Start wearing some form of . causing varicose veins. When you stand perfectly support hose. If you have .~ ' ("I i") ' t still, the veins represent a tall severe varicose veins, talk It ' ? ~10 ;)C' I column of blood that creates over with your doctor and ° pressure. The vein walls perhaps he can fit you with o0 For Tuesday. May 20, 1980 aren't very thick ofatrong In sothe Jobet stockings. These 1 4 r goals today, not trivial ones. contrast to the walls of the are custom made to create the YOUR13IRTHDAY VJ greatest pressure at the foot May20, 1980 You're more fortunate in arteries, ~ .1 IP9 you move your legs, walk and gradually decreasie the If Situations that have situations offering larger A-h or otherwise contract the pressure as you go up toward restricted you over the past returns. EEK & MEEK . by Howie Schneider months will now be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) /muscles, the contracting the top of the thigh. These and eliminated and you will be Dealing with groups or large muscles in the legs squeeze some other devices are a bit AD WU PER5*5 ARL'r'fr\(JJI?JG LW UGAT's -M I ould have the veins Inside the muscles more effective than the usual able to express yourself more " organizations c' £JJIUJG UJRPf-(JP OF MUCH P'4_RP1C)Y Independently this coming more benefits than usual for and literally milks the blood support hose. \ years What held you back also you today. Swaying crowds or helped to mold stronger committees Is your cup of tea. 1 KEWt' S 1 1 charactr, OCORPIO (Oct. *"P3ov. 22) 1% I I L, TAURUS (Apil 20-May 20) One of the reasons success is WIN A ..f.1 Something unusual could fikely today In your ability to , 1 . develop today that may ap- adjust positively to changing 0$ Alan: "It usulllr Is used pear negative at first, but It conditions. Unexpected I when you are ng and in will have hiddan profitable challenges won't catch you I, 1. 5-19-80 NORTH I such circumstances Is easy to ,. I . 4 possibilities, so don't make unprepared. OK832 .. . . read. When following to I T 9 snap judgments. Romance, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. M C~~es lead, It Is secondary #AQJ97 0 ou re very rave , uc , resources, . Ow more important signal C_ IT . a . 4064 i I -~ of high card for come-on and ._~ possible pitfalls and career acting as the middle person. EAST low car for, slft. PR ISCI LLA'S POP guidance by Ed Sullivan' for the coming months are all Under your *J 10754 #A Oswald. Here is a good discussed In your Astro- everyone, includin&ymm1f, 1#,CR LEf* SOMECNE ELISE ) TQI18751 TKJ6 DREAK POWN _%~ 1, P0 ME A FAVOR, enmple of it in operation by Graph Letta, which begins should do well. 453 48642 P BUY A NEW TAKE A "4ACK AT JILL I"dU. M'4IW erns. •Q10 with your birthday. Mail $1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 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ARIES(March 21-Apr11 0) Lavinthal invented the suit South can do Is to cash the You're lucky in area where Expose yourself to situations preferewe signal almost fifty ace-king of dubs and be down Basically, you play one. Without the suit-pirder. your Interests has just been where you have opportunitiesem a to high card e , awakened, to make fresh activalflts.nces. a hI.r,nkln. suit and a-los, card- to show desire for a low. results." . I r Z"" _________________ Focus your efforts on major you might meet a new friend. ranking suit." (NWAPaNTIPRI5EASam4.) -.,. . . — 46 49 - .4, 0!-.,-,I- -. - 48 — ______ - ______________________________ ________ N 51 7 30 Lamb - - - —— ____ c I 36 35 34 ___________________________________ 41 40 38 39 — - 21 120 22 - I — — — — 19 iT T' 1 I — - 17 — iv 'rH&T. - — - I I tU0 — — — — 16 18 (I'lL) r,oiu,\ .)'114flJ&. - 15 I by Art Sansom iiiirI fri slumber pests antelo 1Ig - 48 :: : I standing on a concrete floor. My problem is I have an awful lot of what I call broken or varicose veins — dark purple, Illinoisan blue and red veins, some of t f the leg toward your They're thighs. hem. This,th turn, drains mostly in had a few varicose veins on veins underneath the skin tha the front of my left thigh you Can See. That a why before I became a teen-ager. I waldng and any form 0 worry abou t this condition exercise Involving the legs because the veins get larger actually helps to prevent the andmorenumerouswlthage. accumulation of blood In the My legs become tired and veins and helps to prevent the begin to ache after I stand for build up of pressure that about 15 to 30 minutes. They contributes to varicositles. T am always feel better after I sit and elevate them for awhile Health Letter number 544 readers My veins have become con- Varicose Veins. tinually worse over the years. who want this Issue can send Could you send me some 7scentswlthalong,Stamflped, lnformatlononwhaticando self.addressedenvelopeforlt. Send your request to me, in for this condition? care of this newspaper, P.O. DEAR READER Varicose veins are those that Box 1551, Radio City Station, are overstretched. They're New York, NY 10019, It will somewhat like an elastic give you more details about balloon that's been over- the veins in the legs and the stretched and doesn't snap pressure factors involved and back to Its original shape. The what can be done about them. $ince you apparently overstretched veins affect the tiny valves Inside the veins, started having a problem fresh ness 49 Maw 51 Hypocrisy 5 Actor arch 30 Obeys (cornpwd) 37 Aquatic sport 6 Volume of 31 Phrase of un- 53 Part of train flips derstanding (2 39 Never (contr.) (PI.) 1 Plays 41 Look 54 Indian nurse wds. 8 Make lace 42 Re al fur 32 Man of action 5 Palo 7S'df It 46 Country hotel 10 Within (pref.) scale 59 Mae West 11 Florida key 38 47 On a cruise role Fish etebation 48 Communica. 60 HooSbr state appendage art o a tions agency (abbr) 40 Frerch Street typewriter 'abbr 1 30 Mediocre , _______ I Iq article "The Raven" 'j' EVERY P40W AND THEN HE HEARS ONE HE'D LIKE TO LJ6E LATER "GO SUCK A..." 27 Church part 28 Sullen 29 Killing of IiT(l11 72nd Year, N o. 233—Tuesda y, May 20, 1980-Sanford Florida 32771 average of 62 hours a week. 23 Killer whale 43 Compass point 24 Cut of beef (comp. wd.) 45 Grit 26 Pounds (abbr.) 47 Ended 22 Kids . DOWN 25 Fairy 27 Part of speech I Peas (Fr.) 30 Cross-breed 3 Nswsaer o 33 I . 31.yr.oldwomafl P TJJjDEJ N 8 Not forward Pray _____ — I short I.— . = E ° 62 Similar in kind for 63 rte 14 - 11A:1 56 , t -r tched ' I 8 4 • Overstre 52 College 4 Mountain SHE %kWLD! ' Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 50 Compass by Chic. Young - - . l In H'ps Own Backyard presented by his agent, B.b. Simpson, pressed concern that residents of the the feeder streets into his property, be delayed.until the proposed land use who said his clients wished to build nine proposed project would drive through before Skylark even existed and that it is plan and zoning inap are completed and units per acre on the property located, Skylark to get to Highway 17-92. She also unfair that people now think he doesn't approved. across from the Longwood Cemetery and feared that if the builders were unable to have the right to use it. "I'm not getting a the City's Candyland Park and adjacent sell all of the townhouses, they would fair shake!" he said, to Longwood North subdivision. turn those that were left into low-cost Mayor Steven Uskert said that because -_ City Administrator David Chacey said rental housing for hunilies with children. of the, high cost of development. Pon Korb of 708 Skylark Circle said the townhouses and condorruniums are the Action Reports .... ... proposed toning would be a proper use Today road system there and asked, "Who room for people coming here. We made Simpson said the townhouses would would pay t',000 unless they were a roosnfor you,"he told the objectors. Grant, who said he intended ote o ot si The six acres of industrially zoned would be built byareputableb.zilderin form, made the motion to approve the ty es east of the Seaboard Coast wea. He said they would pr,_ rezoning when other commissioners be "affordable housing," riot "low-cost" railroad tracks. failed to, but no one seconded it. Grace Moore of Wren Court said the Commissioners Grant and 19iiham Hm Evelyn - Schiff of - Meadowlark project would add to the burden of the Mitchell voted for rezoning of property Drive told the cKw'"M AM- had sold Skylark Sewage Treatment Plant, which owned by Frank Suttera, George Starks, ber hme on Mercy Drive at a I= after she described as I 'painful to five with.ti Leon Thorrddll and Patrick McNulty, lap'artments and 235 hOm" built in the "I don't have faith you'll ever be able while Corrunissioners Hepp, Uune Lor. area "dragged the neighborhood down." to get In working order enough to be mann and Uskert voted against it She moved to Skylark, because ah , acceptabletoSkyIar," she aj, . The commissioners had voted down VWUSM it cmidn't happen there.11 - ~ Cmnlasioner John Hepp s9d he was similar Ordinancts last week on parcels el ners would purchase the owiied by Dorothy Nicholas, John Zabel as the in,iquestim was I' m to I' m feet away townhouses and rent them out. .and Dr. George Edwards after signed t COMpLained thehatlpe petiuonsweepresentedby Carol wu of Grant Street, ope of Wililarris, asking that the zoning change I .. - Calendar .................2B Wed Ads 2B4B COMICS ..................... L ''4B Deaths ......................... 2A Dr. lAmb ............. ....... 4B EdItOrW .......................4A Florida .........................3A Hospital ........................*A Nation .........................8/i Ourselves ......................1B Television .......... IB ZA] S , '. I . --- �- - - ---.-._u --..' t5 4 - U -. ' .. - S I 9 - - - - ' _,_ - 4b 4 , ;• 9 S ' 9 ' - S 41 2A—EvsnlngH.raId,S tft Fl. ______________________________________ day May 20 io 1 0 . , V . I . 111.1 I .1 .. . , I . ,~.. .. _;---..% . .... ... - -. . -_ -~ ___*-', .. . .-~ 1. I . I IAM'*%Dl M I - : Cleared .-... f By DAVID ' BRIE F — . . . . home (or poor and elderly womien early today, killing a0eat 170 patients who were trapped in their becLS as flames quickly engulfed the two.etory wooden building. Officials said the confirmed death toll stood at 170 but could rise. Of the 204 patients asleep in their beds when the predawn blaze broke out, only 24 were safe and accounted for, "Thu could be the most serious loss of life (from a fire) in Jamaica," said one official at the scene. "It seems to be the work of arsonists," said Anthony Spaulding, cortructkm minister In Prime Minister Michael Manley's cabinet, not be the official Pars news agency reported. Fearing growing anti-government military, Iran also warned the members of Its armed I Ca-ndidate. Pledges School ,Advisory Board forces they wotild be tried by tough revolutionary courts for actis against the Islamic regime. , . . Of American Iniperlallam." r NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling will ask the United Nations to Intervene If Cuba doesn't apologize for a MIG attack that sank the Bahamian patrol boat Flamingo and killed four persons. And Ptndllng said Monday he would expect "support and retaliation" from neighboring countries If his country's rela tions with Cube fur ther deteriora te and I I -. r- s _____ ______ .- - lo 11 S.. - I - T I. •,, ____________ roup KATMANDU, Nepal (UP!) - Two Polish engineers reached the peak of Mount Everest by going up the previously unconquered "South Pillar" route, the Ministry of Tourism announced. The climbers were Identified as Andrezej Czok, 32, a electrical engineer from Gliwice, and Jerzy Kukuczka, 32, a mechanical engineer from Katowice, MRS. ELSIE EDEN MRS MABEL HURSON str,,s and Cypress Avenue, Mrs. Elsie Eden, 63, of 314 Mrs. Mabel Johnson Santord, with Ray. K. D. Whit. officiating. WilsonS. Elm Aven., Sanford, died Hurston, 812 S. Sanford Ave., Jr. EkMibes'gar In charge. - Monday night at Florida Sanford, died Saturday at bar Hospital Orlando. Born In - home. She was a retired lOIN, MRS. CILSIM—Funtral Overland County, Term., she librarian- with the Seminole svlcn for Ms's. Elsie Eden, 63, at 314 S. Elm Ave.. Sanford, who lived in Sanford for the Past 13 County School System. died A01onday In Orlando, will be years. She was a Baptist. Survivors include her son, at 3 p.m. Thursday at graveside Survivors include her Dr. Clifford J. Rurston Jr., In Evergreen Cemetery with husband, Raymond Eden, - daughter, Mrs. Vivian H. Pastor Philip Walsanen of. Sanford; seven daughters, &ie aist., Mm Myrtle - ficlating. Brissen Funeral Homo-PA In charge. Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. 'flinjnp; gr*ivkhlldren, Shirley Butler. Sylvia Lee. all n, '.55 alt,.i wn& i,ii W".Il MWfl4S eta of Sanford, Mrs. Christine several nieces and nephews. Clark Tborntown, Ind., Mrs. Wilson-Elcbelberger Magoline Wolford, Nashville, Mortuary Is In charge of Tem., Mrs Linda LaRouche, arrangements. Montreal, Canada, and Mrs Peggy Starns, Waverland, Funeral Notice Ind; five eons, Reed, Tommy, Bobby and Kenneth of San- NU1SYON, MIS. MAlls. - ford and FAkIle of Glascow, JOHN SON—Funeret wrysceg Ky.; 35 graldchllciren and torMn.MabsljelvwonHurstgn, S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, eight grgrdhi1drn $12 who died Saturday, will be Brlaaon Funeral Home-PA Wednesday at 6p,m. at S. is In charge of arrangements. Jme$ AME- Church. Ninth - S NATIONAL RORT:Tornado4aced thunderstorms that descInded on the waterlogged Gulf Coast left towns awash today, flattened houses and trailers and left high school graduates without diplomas. At least six people were injured, Gritty volcanic ash from erttthg Mount St. Helens In Washington rode strong air crrents eastward, turning the sky a a— rittv gray In trti of tI ml&Vindi and air -- halting ann ---# traffic. High school seniors were gathering for graduation In Waveland,Mlas., Monday night when a tornado ripped through the school. No one was Injured but comgnencemént exercises were canceled and graduates-to-be were sent home without diplomas. 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The streets were reported quiet today but a patrol spokesman said rein-forcesnents were set to move if The tine who were wounded, lns4niHrig a firefighte and a police officer, were hit by gunfire outside a lounge that burned down. Two patrol cars were peppered by snipers' bUllets. Among he2Speoplearrestedinconnectionwlththeoujbi.rst were Wrightaville civil rights leaders Rev. E.J. Wilson and John Martin, head of the local chapter of the Southern Owtatlan Leaderatgp Conference, "(Miatni) could have helped ark it," Johnson County Sheriff Roland Attaway. said today. S - More were to die. In the quiet, life went on but not as before. Three black women and a man washed clothes in a launderette. Next door, the contents ola sma ll grocery store spilled through broken glass doors. A teen-age bike rider peddled curiously among firemen battling flames flickering from Miami Cordege Co., a factory. It had collapsed In a pile of rubble and twisted steel girders. At Earl's Supermarket, three portly women picked through the Litter In the parking lot, loading things into shopping carts. Cars, parked helter-skelter, filled the parking lot of a shopping center.All had flat tires and on the side of each was spray-painted "Looter." Few stores were open. Small groups of black men clustered at street corners. They watched as a procession of cars filled with whites carrying Vi cameras passed. Some mugged. Some raised their fists in black power salutes. Others hoisted a finger in earthier displays. Many S - - - klantic Bank The Best Bank Amund - Mcmbcz FDI.C. , . Adsntic Bank o(Oriando, Downtown (Maui Olhicc), 843.370u, West Orlando Branch, 1143-3700, Wlnt Park Drench, 1143-3700, co.y Breach, 843-3700, Longwood Branch, (Opening 1900), Central Park Branch, (Opening 1900) Atlantic BSfl Øf$js, Mali 0111cr 357-Jill, Motor Bank, 357-3111 A'I"k National Bank o(SeznInoI., Main Ofti,. 322-62)1, Motor Bank, 322-6211 - . , . DRUTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD.323-2301 S A token force of troopers was sent to the central Georgia - -- Monday thnm Stmr!cy and Evenings by Appointment ________________________________ By MICHAEL 0. FOWLER Is Pleased l'oAnnounco FAMILY DENTISTRY S - poised today to move Into Wrlghtsvllle following a racial outburst in which three persona were wounded by gunfire. Police believe the Incident may be an outgrowth of racial violence In Miami - - - - - 1 - - - jet? the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 ' Body Work 2613 Orlando Dr. - Sanford 11 7-92) of state troopers was GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Two- semi-trailer trucks collided head-on late Monday, killing the drivers and blocking Interstate 75 for up to 12 hours The Florida Highway Patrol said a semi headed south on the Interstate veered acrose Into the northbound lane and smashed Into the other vehicle. The 'accident took place south of Gainesville. Both trucks exploded hO flames burning the two drivers to death. The names of the drivers were not 'released, pending notification of kin, The patrol said I.75 south would be blocked about four hours and 1-75 north, up to 12 howl, with removal of the wrecks probably not to be cirnpIeted before late morning. .. . - $1 O' WRI69MI'LIZ, Ga.(UPI) — A '14pdfkant contingent" Truck Crash Kills 2. j - CHECKOURIVUYDAYLOWPRICISPORYOUIUUNDRYNE - %-iolently resisting arrest after leading Police on a ild cl s Front End Aflgnm.nt Special for May All General Repairs Auto Transmissions Air Conditioning Georgia Town Suffers Violence - .. ______ EARLY BIRD SPECIALS • POINT • FIRESTONE ALL SIZES REDUCED AS MUCH AS House Sivaker Ilyatt Brown then asked the [louse to stand fo14a III on I ent of prayer. Kershaw collapsed in his seat and removed his eyeglasses when it was over. Several members, white and bl.ick. -ittempted to comfort hill). on his motorcycle. Ph. 323-3550 - crystals formed the rocket hit the cold atmosphere, " creating an enormotts am-shaped vapor cloud. -0 AIR CONDITIONERS HOT !I QJ $339 fy _ ___ created a giant blue vapor trait. Ice - -- - - ___~ FAMOUI BRANDI can resolve this thing." J MY a dozen buildings. Only ragged parts of the walls remained of dozens of buildings, most of them large stores. At major intersections and along the perimeter, National Guardsmen stood beside Jeeps, M-16 rifles on their hips. People had died during the two preceding nights of violence that beian In Liberty City arid spread to other parts of the city, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) People all over Florida thought a British Polaris missile launched Monday night was a UFO or giant explosion. "We got more telephone calls than we could count," ':sald a spokesman for the Space and Missile Test Center at Patrick Air Force Base, Several television and radio stations 'also reported ' 1 I HURRY WHILE,ThEy LAST - book 4., ______- -- - .: - 1 2888 Rig. $i7$ NOW$1 _ ------- — Ile refused to judge die state's Ii,and.ling (If its case.lwr. County. In a surwy, smoky, uneasy calm Monday afternoon, it had more the look of the afterma th of war—a bombed-out city, a scene of devastation. Streets glistened with broken windshield and bottle glass. Dozens of burned cars sat in the middle of thoroughfares, minus tires and windows. Thick black smoke poured from half only thing In fairness to do Is pay him the same thing the utility pays to borrow money In the bond market," , With oven 300 BLew Stones auoss the cwltry ihei:i pngbabfy ON now YOU Check Ch U) phOne bOok. . 1Y' PORTABLE indulge me when I ask this group, to lower their heads in prayer... to ask God to give us guidance in order that he lX)litical and civic leadçrs, — and she will cooperate fully, Matthews said. The six-man jury apparently agreed with the defense argument MuDuffie's beating was justified because he was sonally, but said, "there is a very strong perception of in- The war zone is the police name for Liberty City, 20 square miles of squalor and industry in the northwest part of Dade - - S - S - ~_ , r time +Or my _________________ ChECk-op __________________ - savings accounts. But PSC Chairman Robert Mann doesn't think the new policy pays enough. He says people who plunk down $S0and $100 for water and sewer, telephone, gas andelectrlcservlceshouldearnthelotol3percentthe utilities pay to borrow other people's money. "If you're making people put that money In there the - - LJ -18O6FrenchWa,Sanford,FL32771,, 3flr GOddWd,M91 S - ,: _~_ - _— W_,i [___~-_, — - 11 ~ ~ : ~I I ~ AUtO IV ntS. '4thy worthwhile purpose. Call or stop in At the Blazer Store and ask about our HomeAppredatn • I. - - _4_•-,-_ 4., -',--.1-. - . -; . r— ( . - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Customers will earn 25 percent more On their utility deposits than they can at the bank under new rules approved by the Public Service Commission, ir' ELECTRIC ~---,, — ~" i1,31'.m_w1~I 1)~I~ 1, i. ,~ .I justice." 11, Tallahassee, Gralumi instructed l,amar Matthews, his general counsel, to investigate the unsuccessful prosecution of the ex-policeinen by Ms. Reno, which has prompted calls from black leaders for her resignation. .Nls. Ileno requested the investigation — as did several area coiiujiunity will get Jair shake." MIAMI (UPI) After long hours of violence, the sound of black rage was the crunch of tires on streets paved with broken glass, The smell was the acrid odorof burning factories, warehouses and stores. The look was gaping holi s in windowless buildings, husks of burnt-out cars, collapsed roofs, twisted girders and piles of rubble. That was the "war zone" Monday,during the first hours of calm since four former Dade County policemen whites werequicklyacqu:tteijsaturdayof participating in the beatthg death of a black man. PSC Hikes Utility Interest 3688 Rig, srnn NOW 0388 Rag. $iwts ow . $8288 -,~Z_ - ': No brokers fees. . ' - S . 12" AC-DC Rag. Slfl.S NOW $1 -':1i' S yow S - - - Commissioners 'r, Loan. At Blazer, we've been helping foHis for over 50 years. -J-1 -L:.t-.._ I 0 percent from its current level of 6 percent which Is a - - , I -- - AM-FM RADIO spontaneous." S Dade County Manager Merrill, Stierheiin conceded the explosive iiiixture may have been long building, but added, "The disappointment (with the verdict) served as the catalyst that sparked the event." "I hope. no one will feel so outraged ,Ind so despairing or so blindly vengeful they will not give the Federal government the opportunity or time or cooperation to review the facts," Civiletti said. "I pledge in that review all tne:ntx'rs (f the War Zone' - SALE mmffiw~ Adli& M111116 Adookift a - . - - - - ht . 11 - - . . - '. - dy ' The maker of SUPERSETS - hiller. Southerly winds 10 to 15 kn* today and tonight shifting over the north portion to nort$cstedy 10 to 15 knots Wed-nesday. Sm 249 4 feat today and tonight. A few thundowpskreIngW.drwd.y..' AREA roBAsr: Partly cloudy tiwough Wednesday. A chance of ,naiIy fternoon early evening thwtdershowera. lnear0.Lowsinthslowerto mid 70s.Southesst winds lO to 15 mph. Rain probabilIty 50 psrønt todayandWe4inelday - - SYLVAth. — - "The officials are doing everything I I1 The empty phosphate freighter Summit Venture rammed the bridge during a violent rainstorm, plunging 35 persons to their deaths. The suit charged that Greyhound driver Michael Curtin, another of the victims, was driving too fast for the stormy conditions prevailing at the time, and the state DOT was negligent for Ignoring warnings the bridge was unsafe. AREA DEATHS 1. - STORE MANAGERS SALE T. 5" TV - e Suit Filed shade above the usual 5.5 percent paid on - - WEATHER Million Greyhound plunged through a gap in the bridge Into the - . -- - - sea. OKs VD, Pregnancy Grants been in cointa t can iniagine how it is to of fires." As the house chamber hushed, the 12. year veteran legislator eohtinued: racial peace. "When I thick I'm part of a society "I don't know what to do," liep. Joe that's able to put a.man on the inoon Lang Kershaw said in a broken voice. arid make organ transplants ;Ind we Kershaw, a 69-year-old Democrat, is haven't reached the point in life yet one of four blacks in the l2member where we can respect each other, 0 Ijouse. Heavenly Father help us." "My district is under siege," he 101(1 Alter pausing to dab at his eyes ith a the House. "Those of vou who have white handkerchief, Kershaw said. Guy, Bob Graham also began an investigation to see if hindered the Circuit coUrt named Greyhound Unea and the Florida A Department of Transportation. It was brought by the mother of Twanna McClennon, 20, of Palmetto, Fla., a (UPI reporter Mike Fowler was attacked and knocked unTallahassee Community College student, who wasconscious Saturday night while covering the Miami riot. On among the bus passengers who perkhed when a Monday, he returned to the riot area to view the damage.) : A Seminole County group recommended, a $1,500,000 agencies to help prevent teenthat advises a four-county grant be given to Florida's age pregnancies and counsel regional health planning Department of Health and pregnant teen-agers and those agency recommended ap- Rehabilitative Services for an who are already parents. The I proval Monday of a federal effort to Locate and treat grant would be for Orange, grant aimed at controlling venereal disease In Brevard, Osceola and Seminole venereal disease and a con- Osceola, Orange and counties. troversial grant to be used to Seminole counties. control teen-age pregnancies. By federal law, federal The Seminole Subarea The group also recom- health related grants must be Council of the Health Systns mended approval of a approved by regional health Agency of East Central $1,004,655 grant to be systems agencies before they, Florida (HSA-ECF) distributed among 44 local may be granted, ______________________________________________________ Poles- Conquer Everest ,S . . have shots fired over your homes and they can. We need some help. We need district, a black state legislator wept on the floor of the Florida House Monday and beckoned his colleagues to pray for mistakes by State Attorney Janet Reno prosecution case, Both moves were oinied at ending three days of racial rioting in Miami,' triggered by the acquittal of the four men by an all-w hi te Tampa jury last Saturday. However, while many people agree the riot was a reaction to the McDuffie case, they say it was not the sole cause. Racial troubles have been building for months over several incidents: the alleged beafing of a black high school teacher by narcotics agents who broke into his house by mistake; the indictment and conviction of black school Superintendent Johnny Jones; and general discontent among many blacks with their economic and social situation, - Bhwk leader Marvin Dunn, associate vice president of Miami's Florida International University, said, "It's been smoldering for months: There was no rationale. It was vented anger. People wanted to attack and kill. They did bo th. It was - ra T~LLAIIASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Moments after more National Guard. Arthur MacDuffie, - . G - The suit filed late Monday In Hhisborough County ____ _____ - large numb of prisoners have also died in prison "as a result of starvation, malnutrition and disease." But "mortality rates are reported to be highest In Isolated detention camps" In the African nation, the former Belgian Congo, visited by Pope John Paul 11 two weeks' ago, Amnesty saidL In one equatorial rain forest camp, "which holds about 500 prisoners, between 50 and 100 have died each year between 1977 and 1979," It said. S School. ac MIAMI (UPI) — U.S. Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti and state officials are trying to convince blacks in riot-torn Miami an all-white jury's decision to acquit four white ex-cops in the beating death of a black nian is not necessarily final. Civiletti came to Miami Monday to personally direct an investigation that may result in new charges against the former cops. Ho said he hoped a federal grand jur y would begin workWednesday to determine if there were federal civil rights violations in the beating death of black insurance executive - - ____ _____ ____ ____ - -. Attorney General To Open Grand Jury Graham To Probe Prosecution Bl k L Asks For P ye — Superintend en t,of Schools candidate Bob Hughes he's Interested in getting more community Inp I , (center) tells Seminole County residents into school policy making. Mrs. Arme-flughes Is on II.* Alexander C. Wynn, Willie Graham, Barbara her husband's right. Adams (left) and Louella Rahming (far right) , Important Issues. 23-naqp numnhl i "U,wnnn nh •. HI.êL,.._ J.. t •*IaöW T3I aIIf,IIIo -, VIUWUUJI UI S -. ____ before the school board staff makes its recommendations on Point Elementary -- - - touched off after a white jury acquitted the policemen charged in the McDuffie case an "enormous emotional explosion," but said he thought 'people are beginning to pull together. "I think the future of Miami can be put together as a result of this," he said. Mrs. Range also said she thought the visit of U.S. Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti, who would 4—.. trying to "get people to realize they're really vestigate possible civil rights abuses in the taking bread out of their own mouths," said McDuffie case, would ~'begin to ease the Mrs. Range., . tensions for those who felt justice just does not "Thousands of jobs. — black jobs — haven exist for the blacks." been lost," said Dade County Manager But Marvin Dunn. a Florida International ,%I errett Stierheini, -and the daniage to black University professor and board member of the businesses is tremendous," .Souttrn Christian Leadership Conference,. Although Mrs. It,angt', said it was time to ~aid the Miami situation is still volatile. start moving ahead, she said, "It's not cooling "Even when this one is quelled, it will take off as rapidly as we thought it would. I think nothing, a cop writing a traffic ticket, to set it we have a potential for more violence." off again," he said. "It's going to be touch and Young called the disturbance that was go here for a long time." munity leaders presented a flst of demands they said would ease racial tensions and former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young met with local business representatives and black leaders to discuss ways to rebuild the community. . - ., * , meeting in downtown Miami she was surprised to see Flagler Street "locked clown tight" with metal hurricane shutters and virtually empty of people. Mrs. Range said deserted downtown streets meant that the riot was "not only affecting the economy of Liberty City, but the economy of all Miami," the day, a group of black corn- - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) A $6 million wrongful death suit first to be filed as a result of the May 9 collapse of the Sunshine Skyway bridge after it was struck by a freighter has been tiled by the mother of a victim. t: ' ., I .:. I . ________________________________________ - - Earlier in resigna tion 01 Dade State Attorney Janet . . leaders. Reno, the federal indictment of the four white Jackson, who called for immediate action police officers cleared in the beating death of from the president and state and local of- black insurance executive Arthur McDuffie ficials, said tie hoped to -,translate (blacks') and creation of new jobs. demands to levels of political authority that Athalie Range, who became Miarni's first will make a difference, black city commissioner in l%5, said black These people need jobs and justice and leaders hoped to bring together major corunderstanding now. Jobs and justice will be porations to help restore the city. the extinguishers," said the civil rights leader, "We aren't going to be lax in asking every who visited the devastated Liberty City area corporation to be involved," said Mrs. Range. and riot victims at Jackson Memorial Hospital She said when she and Young attended the freighter Summit Venture rammed into and collapsed a portion of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. The Coast Guard said a 200-foot-wide section on the northern side of the main shipping channel had been cleared of steel girders and concrete sent pluging 150 feet into Tampa Bay in the collision. A Marine Boar d of Investigation looking Into the ca use of the nation's third worst bridge accident In which 35 persons died was to question an official of the Tampa Pilots' Association today about piloting requirem ents and policies. The Coast Guard opened up the section of main channel Monday afternoon and three loaded phosphate vessels that had been blocked in port left. In addition, one vessel which had been at anchor outside the bay was brought In. Shippers were expected to try to get the loaded vessels stuck in port out as quickly as possible. The movement has been limited to one-way traffic during daytime hours and with tugs standing by. $6 ___ ___ . •" Mon4ay night. _____ __ J - Hughes Is principal of Sabel i I , - executions, Amnesty International charged today. The Indepe ndent human rights organization sa id In a fl..... aiw "iv :. "BuUhat'sreally reaction or feedback _Lt isn't imput,he - .- . sa1d. Hughes promised, if elected, to for;n an advLsory board comprised of community members that win be consulted Zaire from starvation, torture or in summary . - "- ... public comment after its superintendent or his staff makes a recommendation, have perished in remote jungle concentration camps In (3 I: Under the cur rent system, he said, the school board listens to LONDON (UPI) — Hundreds of political prisoners ______ . - 4 " _______ iIL - Hughes, the only announced candidate for superintendent's post, has emphasized the need for more community input In Zatró Acéüs.d Of T Tort orture .1 _____ — She said the get-together was arranged because voters seldom get to meet the can dida tes for local office personally. school poli cy. - ____ . _____________ _ - p 1L 63 1 - apologize for the May 10 attack, guarantee that Bahamian sovereignty will not be violated and provide compensa tion for the loss of life and property, The attack came after - the Bahamas arrested 10 Cuban fisherman for Illegally working its waters, 11 - "We were all very impressed with the way he responded genuinely to questionl.and was sincerely Interested in our concerns," Mrs. Graham said, The Bahamas will ask the UN's security council to condemn Cuba U Cuban President Fidel Castro doesn't ..e. iiiwni onaay -- to meet with black ri.. t'.....e r'..._I iiiv t.uai uu,u vessels .- - 1 hoted by Laverne and Willie 'Graham, 1707 Peach Ave., - - - I Y.. - .- ____ parents gnu regular basis to get their Input on schoollasues. Hughes met with about 60 persons Friday at an open house "We place ourselves finWy in the Free World," he said at a press briefing, lz p... Superintendent of Schools candidate Bob Hughes told a ga thering of prominent black Seminole countians that If there Is a sustained attack or Invasion. . ui-ii itTDI says ii CMW not help a~Cuban refugee boat that radioed it was sinkfng wIth 21 people aboard because the distress signal came from within Cuban waters. The fate of the boat was unknown today. Coast Guard spokesman Bruce Pimental in Miami said the distress call was picked up Sunday morning om the 21-foot pleasure craft El Bravo. "We don't know whether Cuban authorities acted upon the distress call," said Pimental. "We aon't know what became of the vessel," Thousands of refugees kept coming on the shuttle Monday with 4,491 refugees arriving on 65 boats by evening. The total in the 29th day of the exodus reached 61,958, eclipsing the total forecast by federal officials for the entire month of May. Coast Guard Comdr. Samuel Dennis said the number " could increase greatly. SUII "They have a potential for bringing another. 30,OW to people here," he sajd. "We're basing that on 30 to 50 passengers per boat, but some boats are coming . with 200 and 300 on them." -... , I .,, - 4'Sarord, WL'cr L'l .. WIV - , spread by "some news agencies which are subservleflt treating the festering wounds that led to the city's most severe outbreak of racial violence, "The issue now that the iron is hot, is to rehape the iron ' to bring about a state of justice ad community involvement in TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) Deedraft vessels have begun movi ng out of the Port of Tampa_ on a limi , '. schedule for - the- hIrst - - time since May 9 when ,f ___ The Foreign Ministry, which Monday denied reports of a three-phased plai aimed at freeing the 53 - i - - . Leaden S eek ' MIAMI (UPI) — National anI local black leaders say it is time for riot-torn Miami to move on to the next phase: rebuilding and - Cuban Boat Asks For Help, But Vessel Fate Unknown - allowed to discuu the 1994ay American hostage crisis, ___ ---- .------ ,, to U.N. Secretary-Gen"ll Kurt Wakibelm saying a would SCHOOL FREEZER BURGLARIZED Burglars stole an undetermined amount of frozen food frorü one of the freezers behind the Seminole County School . Iron Rules Out Talks O.N.-envoy slated to visit Tehran soon, IN BRIEF year. District's Sanford maintenance building this weekend. polici say. L..._,I____ _ _Ii_i. ___I _I me uw-glar3 uroe a pawuc and manage w enter I To C ool Riot Area . . A Pronounced dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospitaj. He was the 13th traffic fatality reported in Seminole County this Block FL-0 RID !" I . or monthly basis, he explained. . The state crime lab Is also testing a .22 caliber revolver BURGLARSGETNOTHINGATSCHOOL found in Alexander's house, the gun said to be the one the man followed Alexander into the frame house. Buiglars managed to break into Lake Howell High School Odell and Deputy Steve Walthers had been caned to the . carried behind his back when he first met the officers an the early this morning, but failed to steal anything, deputies say. porch last Wednesday, shortly after 3:30 p.m. scene by Alexander's companion Ida Mae Brown, who had The thieves broke through a skylight, setting off an alarrn been thrown out of the house at istol say deputies, who found the burglars gone , . by the tim they. Alexander. TRANS AM DESTROYED arrived , A 1980 Pontiac Trans Am was stolen from the Art Grindle While the Sanford State Crimie Lab has not finished its report Shortly before I a.m., the deputies report, they entered Wheel Ranch at 6500 S. Orlando Drive sometime between 9 on the shotgun Alexander held when he died, Ray says the school, finding a door pulled off Its hinges and some inte. p.m. Thursday and 8:30 a.m. Friday. The $1l,(XO vehicle was weapon may not even have been operable because there was a windows broken, the only damage to the building. later found in Volusla County burned up. 16-gauge she ll in Its chamber. : Although Ray says the operability of the weapon will not ARREST FOR PROST ITUTION change his findings, the state crime lab Is expected to test fire YOUTH REMAINS IN GUARDED , IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS the gun, to determine whether It would have discharged the CONDITION A Seminole County plain-clothes deputy has arrested smaller sized shell. A 17-year-old Geneva youth remains in guarded but stable woman for soliciting prostitution in an Altamonte Springs Sheriff John Polk said today he "probably would have made co ndition today, three days after the collision which took the resta uran t, S I the same decision (as Odell Miade)," to pursue Alexander into life of his brother.' Betty Jean Dowdy, 25, of Ocala, was arrested at 9:55 p.m.: the house, rather than waiting outside for more officers. Joseph Wesley Wise, 17, was injured at 12:40 a.m. Saturday, Monday at Jerry's Charcoal House, at the Altamonte Racquet; "He had to make a spilt-second decision.You can never when the car he was driving failed to negotiate a curve on Club and Motel, at the Intersection of Interstate 4 and . . second guess that," he added. County Road 427, near Old Mftm Road, highway patrolmen Road 436. 0 Polk said Odell, like all deputies, was not specifically She was charged with offering the deputy sex for $50, an: assigned to the patrol zone including Goldsboro on a regular The car shot off the road, hitting a tree. alleged offei which put her in the Seminole County Jail in lieu: basis. Deputies are assigned a zone for a shift, not on a weekly Wise's brother, Frank, 12, a passenger In the car, was 0 of $105 bond. - - I ---- . Alexander, reported by his family to be 91, was shot and killed after he aimed a 12-gauge shotgun at Odell, who had - TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Iran sent a message today - -- homicide. KINGSTON, Jamaica (UP!) A fire that officials said looked like the work of arsonists swept through a I RAZLER M. the _•__•_ I . 1. Seminole County Sheriff's Deputy Richard Odell went back on the job Monday, after preliminary reports cleared him of anx wrongdoing in last Wednesday's shooting of an elderly Goldsboro man. Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said this morning he has found no evidence to contradict his finding last week that shooting of Henry Alexander, In his home on Tangerine Avenue. .lust off Southwest Road was Justifiable - . .. I I Du Tuesday, May 20, 1S3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl I Returns To Adive H erald Staff Writer Herald 17O Elderlu1 Patients D 4 A Fire HItc Jnmnhn I'Inm* . Depu . I V IN - S '- - -, 'S - �-- - - - - 111 - .. .-* - - *- - - - - - - -. F - .- -I * - - - a ,• • - - a. - ' r ' t r • p t • _t - , - , , 3 3 1 I 'V , , 3 - a Evening Herald . . (USPS 41- 2801 : V - •N.' .- • . I 300 N. CH tREN AVE, SANFORD, FLA. 32771 d ' I. _ _ _i_A. __ -0---. .. - _ . SPORTS: . _~_"__ ... 9 Evening Hrald, Sanford, Fl. Area Code 3O5..3l1or1.9093 Tuesday, V. I 1 - :. Tuesday, May 20, iNO—SA May 20, 19-4A I Home WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, Moffett Schedules Last bItch Effort Baiebafl Talks ____________________________ $22.00; Year,$43,00. By Mail: Week, 81.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. NEW YORK (UP!) It Legacy Of Aftincess .. - . . - Federal mediator to be reached," said Moffett from his Washington dicate to me that they don' t want a settlement. wrong with the letter which was sent out to the Kenneth Moffett notified representatives of the office. "I call on the parties to do their best in the the mediator called for a meeting, I'll be players which said the players should not strike Major League Playçrs Monday Association and the Player next two days and bargain in good faith. A con there, but the meeting Sunday immobilized ffifeii for and should work under the 1976 agreement while Relations Committee talks in the certed effort on the part of all concerned — stalemated baseball negotiations will resume the eight or nine hours. We only met face-to-face for meetings continue and that they would not inplayers, their union, the clubowners and their two minutes.They Thked Wed nesday in New. York. as a brief typewritten terfere with the 1980 freeagent draft. representatives can. produce a contract question and I made a brief answer. They went Moffett has called the meeting as a last-ditch agreement and avert a strike." "But if 'I offer you zero retroactively what am I into another room for an hour and then said they effort to avoid a proposed strike of the players However, Marvin Miller, the executive director didn't want to meet anymore." offering you? As for the letters sent out to the scheduled for Th ursday midnight. Talks broke off of the Players Association, said he doubted a Miller said he advised Moffett if Wednesday's players, they won't be conned. This attempt to go Sunday after just afew minutes of hea d-to-h ea d strike cod be avoided. . aroundtheneotiatinnmmittepi priitiv 11 LU W1Ud s session, no meetings between the two sides. "It's quite certain at this point a strike will iiivi.iai 13 3U11d1 thing. They are allowed to express th eir point of happen," said Miller. "I won't say a lastditch progress will be made, view but it is questionable behavior under the "There is still time for a satisfactory settlement effort won't succeed but the owners' tactics in"'i'hev (the owners) wanted to know what was law." . - All but a handful of thic pnIlnfr?'c broadcasting stations aired the controversial ueath of a Princess" recently. In so doing, they resisted pressure.from tl government of Saudi Arabia, the Carter administration, and at least one giant oil company to suppress this Britishproduced "docudrama" depicting the chain of events that led to the public execution of a Saudi princess and her lover in 1977. Against such pressures, the broadcast represented a forthright, and heartening, assertion of First Amendment rights. This was all the more significant in that it was mounted by a public broadcasting service and affiliated stations that are partly dependent on subsidies proposed by the administration and approved by Congress. What the largest viewing audience in PBS history saw was a demonstration of public television's independence, proclaimed in statute but ever vulnerable to erosion. But there was far more to "Death of a Princess" and the controversy that surrounded it than a simple tug-of-war between a free press and its would-be censors, The very fact that the United States government would permit itself to be enlisted by a foreign power in an effort to control the content of American television programming is a chilling reminder of the dangers inherent in our dependence on imported oil. And then there is the matter of the film itself, and the Saudi objections to it. The Saudis recognize, as we should also, that the way in whir'h .... limir c!g,niVh,ii, pii..viveu I. jiele ruihl;n 1 IV — — --- ------- ROBERT WALTERS a WASHINGTON including the behavior of members of the ruling royaI family- Whatever the accuracy of the fil depiction of a society undergoing unprecedented change, Americans would be foolish indeed to . ignore or depreciate the cukural, religious and political senaitivttles Of a nation as vital .to the United States as Saudi Arabia. . ' ' " -I For the best ol Kennedy, it's necessar y to go back more than a year, to a widely acclaimed speech he delivered in the spring of, 1979 at the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Edi tors. It began with a series of thoughtful and provocative "What goals shall we set for the nation In the next 10 years? What trails shail we try tO blam? Whose compass shall we use to find directions? — retrwmber . SCIENCE WORLD I , - * * 0 ,r 0 ATLANTA (UPI) Medical researchers are looking into the possibility f)(f1I - u given to help lower fever In children R)' Nuclear Ti0g htrope nuclear materials from the United States and of Northern Iowa In Cedar Falls, Iowa. Canada to develop an "explosive device" set off But the hallmark of the Kennedy campaign near the Pakistan border in 1974. That event has become a simplistic, Lowest-common- spurred Pakistan into the pursuit of a nuclear denominator approach to whatever parochial nuclear arms. * In Iowa, It was the economic dislocation aspirin and Reye's syndrome by De. disease, nuclear fuel reprocessing and otherwise prevent JACK AND ERSON fabrication. Mr. Carter obviously wants to avoid a drome cases In Arizona by a CDC epidemiolo- that the SI age group had the most cases, gist had shown a statistical connection bet- followed by children aged 1(~14. ween the disem and the ingestion of aspirin. MWiestarri data 1WW nwre cum of tkA "Aspirin has been talked about in the ailment than any other region. , . I - Mob,* showdown'with India on this Wue at a time when •. living." 7 13 CARTER KIDDING? preskIent Carta, wooing her with uranium, Mr. Carter is bound Americans through widespread infiltration of field, N.J., according to government UN taxpayers for his recent foray 'into ' to aggravate Pakistan and China, the two coun- the Pina Industry. documents. Competit= have WM lawmen Phbdelphla. A White House spokesman . I It's no laughing mutter to the orpnized- it's Impossible to crack Roma's domination in bgWW that the ft was non-politicaL tries most threatened by a nuclear-amed India. (I1fl experts of the FBI and state in• P enns yl van i a, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Mr, Carter may wind up the loser all around — Non-political? At first, Carter resisted the vestigative agencies. The Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. advice of hi, political lieutenants that he trWLIt WAS losing credibility for his non-proliferation policy voluminous Intelligence report on the list Salvatore ft42ci, a member 01 the ' - Paign Sm Robwt B yr4 D-W. Va., the Uute — while Gandhi, true to form, goes on playing - situation. Joseph Columbo crime family Cd New York, democratic leader, who finally persuaded both sides of the street. UWkebwedofegiWnateb.sses as"anexicrcerofterrttcrlalrlghtsandaaa Nm. Byrd contanded that thepIg,by oodL holing up in the Rm Gartleni becam of ft . . (7 • ..., * II - ... . *C - R*na's president, Louis Plancone, has Iranian crisis, had made himself a 'hostage" deror1d control at every step, my sources never been Identified as a member of point. out — from the original cheeà organized crime, aiul 1* repudIates Y . ( now . parlor on the caner. , Mob ties to the cheese industry started In 11 VVe he" nothing to bide," he nkL tflals Rnhrj1J )D)omeiflL So on May 1, Carter finally announced his t of G Hee3W&Ined fttthe nation's probkms,,Are Pennsylvania Crime Commlision In- manageable enough for fl) to leave the White Federal and date lawmen expMW to my I QZ1y CapeJ'cJn that the pizza Scotto siio," the Pennsylvania Crime - sal Carter told a questioner it Temple k of ,,skimmwl pvceeds to avoid tain and _ dantlal im&MhWalilo cub paymnW to tM - —mmgnWo r=&& convenient Job market for illegal aliene who Scottos," 99542%0~ "You've got to be kidding! Is that ALL ?" ______ _ .I. ANOTHER CONFLICT: 11 Commodity ma douU* u minc for the undmwkL JoW Scotto coml;ilabad be's being Bonanno, though retired and living In - by state end federal authorities "because Fm speculative twdencie. In the volatile cosp, Ar1zoi,ittll has ties, through his associates, - Italian and because I'm mak1r a sod - modity market, Is already under fire from Nettles. - I ,p4' . - 1 - * * victory Monday night. Frank Pastore, who had allowed only three hits since the third inning, look ed to be getting str onger as the game wore on and picked up two quick outs in the seventh. Manny Trillo and pinch-hitter Del Unser suddenly reached th e Cincinnati starter for conservative doubles to cut Philadelphia's deficit to 4.3, Rose then singled to deliver Unser, tying the score and s1tim the stage for some very typical Rose brillance. 71 . S **.. •/I * • * . . ... I . . - V, • . - t %f.,ft*. * - .. •, . * •,. . c- . .1 * ,. 1. . '". . . - — . .! • • . . . ..* . ,, ._ - . / . . - . - . * - '. -". r . Bake McBride singled through the right side and at a time when most players would'have coasted into third, Rose had other ideas. Right-Fielder Ken Griffey flipped the ball into second base and before the dust had settled, Rose was rounding third and heading home with the winning run. "That guy sure can make things happen, can't he?" said Philadelphia Manager Dallas Green. "I still have a lot of the fan in me. To see that kind of base running, it excites the fans, the manager and th e ballclub." * ' . .,.' . * - . V .,, - .-* ..I 1#1.,.,, - . . . . . 10 -' .,' .w•*. .. •*,;*. * . r.f _. . ... " ., , ;a..410 , .. ..%. % - * . " . , ,.p ,- & .. . * S ' — . LATE * * PLAY' . * - ..- .•,•, * - *J-^', , I*..,. - ' '.- - - Steve Carlton, 7-2, allowed 10 hits and struck out nine in peven innings to snap a ,personal six-game losing streak against Cincinnati. Ron Reed pitched the final two innings to gain his First save and did a cartwheel off the mound after the final out. "You have to fault our players for not executing in the field," said Reds' skipper John McNamara. "But you have to give Pete credit." - .---,_•-.g..*-_- Expos 11, Braves 8 Gary Carter hit a two-run homer and Larry Parrish and Dittmer pitcher Mike Daugherty gets set to take the cutoff throw and put the tag on a eliding Cort Argrett of Seminole Fire Equipment at the plate In Jerry White added solo shots to power the Expos to their sixth Allonday night's Paola Little League action. Garne results and box scores oil page 6A. • Dodgers 5, Cardinals I Steve Garvey hit a pair of homers and Burt Ilooton fired a five-hitter to lead the Dodgers. , . I . Atlantic Sends Flagsh p Saoifing stratgt vtctory. 1 0 All-Stars Score Pair ' Atlantic Bank strengthened the fifth and four In the sixth pitching of Pat Williams and George's. Mike Edwards its hold on first place in the to win easily. Tom Mitchell. Williams tripled, Scott Carter doubled Sanford Little American Brian Ashcraft was the pitched the first three innings and Eddie Barnes, Keith League Monday with an 18-10 winning putcher striking out and struck out nine batters. win over second place Denton and Darren Hudson Islanders Lead with six runs In the bottom of Terry Miller slammed a home Leading only 6-1, George's . Of Mekend e Victories . . . The Sanford All-Star3 got some fine pitching and timely hitting to notch two more baseball victories over the weekend over Orange Lake. Terry Hazlett fired a three-hitter and Kelvin Miles led an awesome hitting attack with four singles and a homer as the All-Stars ripped Orange take in the first contest by a whopping 31-2 score. Hazlett and Bob Jackson als-o added three hits each. 0 Jacobsen pitched the second contest. an &5 All-Star win and fanned 16 batters in the process. lie collected a trio of hits in that contest also. The All-Stars, who have now won eight straight, stand at 11-2 on the season' and return to Sanford Memorial Stadium this coming weekend for a pair of In the Sanford Pee Wee UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) — With the. Stanley Cup now just the second, but Atlantic Bank run and double and losing scored a dozen runs in the top League games against Darien, Georgia. at Chase Park, Ken one game away from the desperate clutches of the New York bounced back Into the lead pitcher Horace Knight added of the fourth, pounding six hits Kerns's Garage plays Adcock ONANGI SANFOND Islanders, the attitude of the team to a man Is to grab it and with four In the third and one two singles. 11mmy Scheetz during the inning. LAKE AIRN ONANGI LAKI SANFOND Roofing at 4:30 p.m., first An It H , In the four th, run. * A also singled for the losers. 211 Mliii 3 4 JIlit "I y Rivers hurled a two. place Clem Leonard Shell "' 31 4 NIIMI 3 II 4 S I L. N$I1151 4 4 3 Dwrs.I just want to win it as soon as possible," said Clark Gifiles, Dim.. Flagship Bank PuUtd to Seminole Petroleurn scored • MUii aII for George's, fanning battles Butch's Chevron at 6 T11irnaft a L. Nolan III the Islanders' powerful left wing who set up two firstperiod within One run - with four runs 13 runs In the bottom of the nine in four innings. 3 g @ Halle" 6 4 3 K. Jam~ 3 0 6 ranks p.m. and Seminole Sporting ; • JiCibsi,, 4 i 3 T. SmiTh goals and scored one himself in the third period of New York's In the bottom of the fourth, but first inning and waltzed to the 325 I I N$III,, Phillip Rivers pounded a Goods takes on Westside N Bryan 2)1 L. SMITh 5.2 victory Monday night. The victory gave the Islanders a 3.1 Atlantic Bank scored three in victory behind the one-hit triple and double 311 IIHSS N.Samii,i III Ssr*ss III 1-Sims 335 for Merchants at stranglehold in the NHL's championship series with Game S to ' * • • ItiWfl TOTALS II I 33 32 KIrEy Dvnsiii • , Gnu SII'V fl)) dsws N. I. TOTALS be played in Philadelphia Thursday night. * Junior League Roundup Thelslan derswereoustedfowllmesinthesemifinalsfour __ ___ times before this season, and Gillies said the turn realizes it _ III TOTALS 34S4 II 3 to TOTALS 4531$ may be now or never, "We just said to ourselves, 'We've never been this close of control last winter. Now Jimmy Carter is - Gifiles seemed to be making sure of that in do first period. j Suat after the Islanders killed off an early Flyeçs' power play, V.F.W. Slips By Moose 1342 V.F.W. edged ahead in the V.F.W. the one-run decision. a triple and single for the run for Rotary, Billy Schab race for the second half Steve Barnes was the .OWladelphia's , I Gorence was whistled for I~Idlng. Tom Gillies pennant in the Sanford Junior winning pitcher in rellef of iiiiscled his way behind the net, capWred the puck and cam League Monday with a 13-12 qt~ In front of Philadelphia goahe Peter Petem When the win over Moose. The yictory _ dater Lee Charron. John Scott sh-o d three enee rushed to Gullies, he passed across the crease to Mike boos decides to nominate IIlinois farmer Robert Butcher "a CFTC member. . The stift Pont is Butcher's relationship with the ii E. Frte Co 4uy, Who popped In his ninth playoff goal at 7:. commodity future broker. For six years, 0. ted V.F.W.'a record to 3- singles for V.F,W., which was ' out-hit 8 to 7 by Moose. Shaw ,.,That was the dith consecutive power play the Wanders had First hall winner Kiwanis, had a double and single and 4pored on, and New York's Bob Nystrom — who made it 4-2 in 2-0, plays Elks at 5 p-m. Chad Braden added two th final ad said hethghtMtwuabIg factor InNew Wednesday and then VY.W. singles for Butcher, his wife and his stepson have managed a REFCO brand office in Mimi& The stepson would taite over the omceii Butcher is narned th the coI - Yorm'ataklngtheplayawayfromtheFlyers. ^,.,"You know what I think Is happedq?" Power play ii finally starting to click." - Butdwr told Us he hu little communia andKlwanlasquareoffat7:15 I~Oisr the winners, John McGowan paced ftee 514 , - p.m. Friday. In Monday's other league while Todd Luce hit a pair of winners. Miller and Lee smashed a triple and Mike necesw to * avoid ny co fllct j interest. - .. period, but the Flyers came back to cut it to 2-1 on tight wing edged Rotary 8-4. wwi. Clint Bylngton hit a home Nl$$f7 MOOSI KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS I I Mardi I S Isyd • IT.yI. Wart's Tr p,rlod, ft looked to be over. three more runs in the top of. Kni&ita Cd Columbus scored 14ut with 1:07 left in the pme, Philadelphia's Ken 11iiiieman ft wcond, but V.F.W. sewed one in the fourth, one in the loke free from the Islanders' persistent checking and beat four in the bottom of the fifth and then Iced the game roferences to tmsiJ. ii* judge found uit IJddy considered Sirica a man of "111 temper" goalie Billy Smith to k It 3-2. Forty-two seconds later, second. no break with Bow='by pAft a: the - 411 Led 4 llIyrd iI J'sSI 411 k.lt VsaI.r., 3S larass 313 •, II wmi Urda I), • ttar." - •-• .. • - - the bottom of the sixth to give . • lumm III III CiIUii4i 901 IJI III Sks I • lVSa SISI$kib. II TOTALs II3 13S III SEE US PbR * YOUR EXHAUST = W-As a * 'U aad f ait to awl McRI)BERT S (at a reasonable price) * I MW U both toWns scored Freddie MilIç went the rebound In, and GWies ended scoring at 14:08. • "&Wtk WN won his Hth plWoff pme,an N& record, sWd three runs in ft fowth jind dbt&m on UW mound for ht didn't think his tam too played a sbo% a defensive 11do" wared three in the top ~nightw Of Colmbu,sp sat. of the sixth , Bob Shaw tering three hits while '$afle as In the frst three games of the series. - - ." is a Paint and Body Work with two in the top of the IU lead continued to me- seventh. AIIM Sh" As , I?IIS II MWPW lIJeMias •, Tbss.s 3.' ,*"NU I S 1dM and Patrick Ervin Ali IM NOTANY AIIM IylgI's Tb.,,. 033 III S-4 ISS1 J* P~ddock's 35400t sbpdwt 1:35 Into the acond pniod. TOTALS 1111$ NUls Moose scared fi:.,t with added Ong gingle apie" . mccww I I 1v""WW% I I I Mom ..:The score remained dw same through the second peri4- ftee runs in am top of the Alter failiN behi ipainly because Peeteri came up big on ireakaways by the first, but .F.W. bounced Rotary battled back with two and' BobBourne, Wayne Mick and Bo, nd who beck with foir runs In Its hail In u in • - Liryan Trottler scored his 11th playoff goal 6: into third Cd the ftrst. Moose scored the third to tie the score at For the Very Best In him ft time to dwck, Um book'shwkm for . KIIC W,Pri*Ic* SF,..... I T.s.r Frs*tcb ,, GWles fed Butch Goring in the slot for a goal later In the first game Knights of Columbus singles, Mike Jones, Jedel "" with REo brw, a4 ited he woiil _d SAVE I. I Fredrick both tripled, while Tanner slap* a sing Kent Troutrnan and Tim Hall Highway Automotive, InC. 2613 Orlando Dr.0 Sanford (17.92) * 3233550 * TIRES * NEW NOUR$,Mojlw,t p 4 &^-3:31 IL~ Sat. i a.k.13 PH 322-0511 451W. P31ST 1!. SANFORD PH 114.73$-47U S. VS4US I Oran" City us ________________________ warciell Fredrick slammed * - - * \ Rose Rambles Bases In 6-4 Philly'Win B) United Press Intematlonal Someone Forgot to te ll Pete Rose to stop. Trailing, 4.2, in the seventh inning, the Philadelphia Phillies used some timely hitting by Bake McBride and some patented magic from Rose to overtake the Cincinnati Reds for a 6.4 . V. '' , . - • .... Congress for letting silver speculation get out — as "in esnbsrrmeot to the Republicap 11 Much relieved by aH pronounced tdneU "quite "u Uddy's autobiography. ' , * before and we may never again, so it'd be foolish to let it slip away at this point." up"= &MIA&. Uftsh, W" Uft's dnwoion of SW" — a "XIS Rep"M 'e., 10. He was tO 'U'ched for nine Only one batter reached base, all hit singles. Vlagshlp Bank of Seminole. hits, and that was on an error. - Gregg Pond hit a home run Atlantic Bank boosted its Ashcraft also led the le~hit Mitchell allowed the only hit for Jack Prosser Ford and record to 14-1, while Flagship Atlantic Bank offense with a and run in the fourth. Stacy Smith added a single. Bank fell to 104. home nin,.double and single. Seminole Petroleum scored In today's action in the Seminole Petroleum, in Eddie korgan unloaded with a the 18 runs with just three Sanford Little National third place with a M record, pair of doubles and day Hick. hits, including'a pair of home league. Clem Leonard S he11 blasted Krsyola Kollege 18-1 man slapped two singles. Joey runs and a double by Mitchell. plays Cardinal Indus tries a t 5 Dan Meyer greeted reliever Bob McClure with a run-scoring Monday, while fourth Place Evans Blasted a home run Carl Tipton slapped two* P.m. at Bay Avenue Field and single with Wne out in the bottom of the 12th to give the George's, 4-7, dumped Jack i and David Evans rounded out singles for Mariners the win. Seminole POPPa Jay's (angles with Prosser Ford 18-2. the hitting for the winners Petroleum and Reginal Hayes First Federal at 5 p.". at Atlantic Bank charged into with a single. ' also singled. Fort Mellon Park.. Sunniland onerun the Brian Sheffield was four for The only Krayola Kollege Corporation plays the first and five in the second, four, all singles, to pace hit was a triple by Chris Railroaders at 7 p.m. at Fort Flagship Bank tied the score Flagship Bank at the plate. Smith. Mellon Park. For Levesque, the vote would appear to be tellect of hail aj of water."- . l of". t. .* . inning to spark the White Sox. Angels 3, Rangers 2 Pinch-hitter Todd Cruz doubled home Rod Carew with one out in the 13th to give the Angels a victory. Royals 5, A's 4 Darrell Porter delivered an RBI single with two out in the bottom of the Ilth to give the Royals their victory. . Mariners 4, Brewers 3 make or break. Despite the shock occasioned by the Par U Quebecois victory in 1976, he took office with a minority of the popular vote, I 0 '. . I'lp4 Ken Kravec combined with Ed Farmer on a four.hitter and difficult than at present the relations of French and English Canada within the . existing federal structure. JUDGING THE SOURCE-. At a recelA White Hotme dinner, Judge john j. nemesis of the Watergate gang, wu asked It f .7.,~.!~;-..-, - I- I I" : .." 1 Y".V" ..... .41, I ,I.,% I.. i 1. - " ,..,, , . I 4 11 r,. . , .~P% - 4 C ~"O.~) , *.•sp*, 10, 'T - A ~,# *0 ; :i, - 4.. ... ~ National League Roundup 11 I- . .i* Alan Bannister delivered a runscoring double In the third Another premises the opposite — a narrow defeat in which the resentment of the large risking more static on capitol :. - - * 0 . I V I ., Elsewhere in the AL,Toronto downed Boston, 7-2, Baltimore defeated Cleveland, 4-1, Chicago hut. out Minnesota, 14, California nipped Texas, 3-2, in 13 innings, Kansas City beat Oakland,6-5, in I I innings, and'Seattle topped Milwaukee, 4.3, in 12 innIngs. -In National League games, Los Angeles beat St. Louis, 5-1, Montreal outslugged Atlanta, 114, and Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati, 6-4. Blue Jays 7, Red Sox 2 -. Otto Velez, the AL home run and RBI leader, belted a three. run homer and Al Woods added a solo homer to back Jim ClancY's six-t9tter and pace ft Blue Jays. Qiloiei 4, Indians 1 Gary Roenicke hit into a double-play and stole home in the same inning and Steve Stone pitched a six-hitter over 8 2-3 innings to lift Baltimore. . White Sox 1, Twin 0 independent or enjoying a special status, the 194k tugh retired N York "don" allege t another pizza .mpI * House f a limited trel schediue, including he , Joseph Bonanno, according to the Penn. with ties to organized crime is that Cd John some palgnhig U I choose." g. :• the Harpo Man of the Watergate (1j sylvania ConunIn. "Even today, be Scotto and his brother Vlflosnt In the East the Afterward, he rejetted -the way be had Snilhjng, Sizica acknowledged that he bad Largest and most prosperous specialty cheese Scottos have borrowed heavily from Roma tholc. of worde was it?" he asked an aide. ti'e commission reports. - Foode Th daya later,, he was Iii Philadelphia. 11 . • • * • Prime Minister Indira Gandhi returned topower. Is also inflicting heartburn on millions of Jersey area Is Rome Foods of South Plain- his reelecUon conunittee short of cash, stuck flirtation with the Soviet Union has resumed since dealings in giuribling and nar6otics, the Mob clusive distributor in ft Pennsylvania-Now pizza incinstry Is uniquely s*aceptle-to nfl. Canadian provinces within a restructured ' confederation. National Indigestion? Pizza, The the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan demands that we keep our fences mended in South Asia, India's WASHINGTON Not content with its Illicit to Grand Cheese of WISCOnSIn, whose ex- BERRY'S WORLD * numbers of losers could make even more In his report to the committe-e, Schonbarger said more than 90 percent of *all Reye'a syndrome C&M were reported In whites and i By United Press International . Ron Gwy is no longer the overpowerin g pitcher he was In 1978 when he posted a 25-3 record and won the American League Cy Young Award by pitching the New Yo Yankees to the East Division championship. But, there is still enough left in that left arm to make things miserable for rival clubs. Guidry turned in his strongest effort of the season Monday night by stopping the Detroit Tigers on six hits, 1.0, for his four th victory wi thout a loss. "He had the same kind of stuff he had In 1918," said Yankee Manager Dick Howser. "He had a good fastball and a good slider." Guidry, however, disagreed with his manager's assessment of his performance. "I didn't really overpower anybody," he said. "I don't throw as consistently hard as I did in 1978." Guidry did not allow a hit until Dave Stegman beat out a bunt down the third-base line to lead off the six th Inning. Duffy Dyer followed with a single and the Tigers loaded the bases with - none out when Guidry nlshandled 'a bunt by Lou Whitaker. Then, he struck out Alan Trammell, got Ste ve Kemp to hit intoadouble.play,andwentontostrikeoutsevenandpitch first complete game of the year. The Yankees scored the game's only run in the second innin$ off loser Milt Wilcox on doables by Reggie Jackson and Graig at The CDC's Advisory Committee on "national" Reye'a syndrome foundations the possible diversion of plutonium into wea pons losing the confidence of Pakistan and China and * Levesque has never delivered the definitive ? , ' word asto what his concept of "sovereignty, association" wouldinvolve. (medical) literature a number of times as That evasion has been-an asset to his cause having aggravating effects on Reye's syn. In that it has not scared off the more faintdrome,"Schonberger told the committee, hearted Quebecois who may all for r1riew, he said medical researstrengthening their culttiral identity but not chers raised the quastina of a pitble the alone 's mI5y the symptoms of aspirin poisoning are the But it has also been an increasing sottrce ot same as those of Bayes syndrome. weakness as the separatist debate has Schonberger said there was no widespread dragged on, swelling the numbers of unagreement in the medical community on the decided voters who may want change but not aspirin-Reye's syndrome controversy. at the price of writing a blank check. "There are some who dismiss it comThe polls, which have seesawed during the pletely," he said, "while others feel that since long debate, now indicate something apaspirin Wxicity symptoms are the same as proaching a stand-off between pro- and antlthose of Reye's syndrome, one could expect It separation camps with 40-plus percent of the might aggravate the disease." prospective vote each. The undecided SUB others straddle the Issue. Dr. Gary minus percent holcis the power of decision and Noble, a CDC virologist, told the committee may not decide to use It until actually casting that "aspirin may or may not be Involved, in - ballots. 01 MY opinion. The uncertain situation has fueled A spokesman for the National Institutes of speculation on several worst-possible out Health, Dr. William Jordan, said NIH Is comes since the best-possible — an overconducting research 6n Reye's syndrome and wheirning vote for or against the proposal — will try to provide more public Information would not appear to be In the cards, * about It because On (Reyp's syndrome) One scenario sea a narrow victory for foundation people say pediatricians and Levesque, but too narrow to negotiate from doctors don't know how to diagnose it." strength with a federal government and nine He also reported that there were three other provinces hostile to a Quebec either Immunization Practices was briefed on the operatiq in the country, established by possible statistical association between people whose children were victims of the tuuts are believed to hold the greatest - Lawrence Schonberger of am CDC's viral potential for stirring voter passions In the diseases division, state holding Uie next election. Schonberger Wd a study of Reye's sYn- Having forgiven both India and Pakistan for a Carter prestun,ably caused the state's farbreach of non-proliferation safeguards, the Carter mers by embargoing grain sales to the Soviet administration can hardly expect support for Ito Union. international Initiatives to tighten control of * Aspirin Aggravates I'1ss the decade of the '80s? The national Center for Disease Control has "Will It be a rising sun or a setting sun, a contracted with the Ohio Department of forward step in the journey to ard fulfillment Health to research the use of certain of the American dream, or a backward step in medications, Including aspirin, in the the nostalgic search for a simpler past that treatment of Reye's syndrome, a serlous ... In an effort to shore up U.S. relations with India, * can never be recaptured? children's disease that affeCts the brain and President Carter has dealt a serious and, perhaps, "Will It be a time of new action and liver. a fatal blow to his own campaign against the, spiration, as when Americans moved from, Ohio reported more cases of Reye's synthe decade of the '50s to the '60s? Or will It be proliferation of nuclear weapons. drome this past winter than any other state a time of con tinuing reaction, of drift among Mr. Carter is going to permit,a shipment of . 32 percent of the national total of 429 — at the the surging tides of events beyond our ability nuclear fuel to India in spite of that country's .to control?" end of April. long-standing refusal to allow international inThe CDC expects 19M to be a record year Kennedy didn't have solutions to all. of the spettion of its nuclear power facilities. Under our for the little understood allment which kills; world's problems, but he concluded that Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978, the United more thpn 20 percent of its youthful victims. addreaswIth an inspirational call "to reclaim States is supposed to cut off supplies of enriched Although Reye's syndrome appears to be the opportunity that slipped away, to stake triggere4 by virus infections such as inout the higher ground again." uranium to countries that refuse tq accept flt&enza-B and chicken pox, Its actual cause is Similar soaring rhetoric has surfaced orsafeguards against the diversion of the material casionally during the senator's campaign for unknown. into the development of atomic weapons. , the Democratic presidential nomination. Two Supportive care, especially action to reduce The irony, Is that the impetus for the 1978 act notable examples are speeches he delivered the swelling of brain tissue, is the only came mainly from India's unauthorized use of at Georgetown University and the University treatment, capability, and gave other Third World countries reason to question whether they should forego . much that. No one, quite possibly least of all a grimly determined Premier Bane Levesque who has made the "sovereignty" of the Frenchspeaking province his life cause, is prepar ed to predict the Outcome of the May 20 vote with dead certainty. What Levesque Is actually asking of Quebec at this point is not a straight yes or no on severing the ties that bind It to Englishspeaking Canada but a mandate to begin negotiations on a new but as yet undefined relationship. That prospective relationship could be as extreme as full political independence with a few essential economic links retained. Or it could be as limited as greater provincial authority for Quebec plus the nine other LUUIIILy. Guidry SlxmHl*ts i Tigers In Shutout ~ - An event that has been almost four years In the making should not be such a cliffhanger, But the referendum on Quebec's future relationship with the rest of Canada is very uniquely endowed with the Ideological commitment, political Instinct and rhetorical ability necessary to effectively challenge a preside nt who lacks any form - of broad, coherent vision of where he wants to lead the .- J6. - Q U e bec Both the nation and the Democratic Party have suffered as a result of Kennedy's unfortunate choice of strategy, because he is - Murky - tactics. .i'-is * Forecast For spiritually uplifting and intellectually stimulating campaign "in the best tradition of OW republic." With a few notable exceptions, however, Kennedy has failed to deliver on that promise. fe has Instead pursued a course that places excessive emphasis on pandering to local economic interests and engaging In petty bickering about President Carter's campaign • flattering look at important aspects of Saudi life, A When Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., embarked on his quest for the presidency, he offered the hope of a . can nave I profound political, economic and -even military consequences for both countries, "Death of A Princess" offered a less than DON GRAFF Not In Best Tradition * - — - . �- - - - — -'- - • F . - • .. . . I, - -. , • - , , - , • V t • V • V - .. , - e 4 . • p '. . ' '1 - •—evening neraa, In?oro, H. Iueso.ay, May 20, 1 _____________________________________ --- 'Astros Put Kick -. OnMaitIand -6,- r S. 'S 0 Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. • . • ______ if FROM LO ,gjiI ADVERTISING 65 PER Mo. - $_ ._ ii1' 'OWN FOR LESS — Paola Victories Dittmer. TWELVE DITTMI! 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I._...J_ _1at ta _I Ifl pwyuig L1II 1110fl15 with IL and me h mandolins are available in stock. Lackey also has chords so the st udent can practice th e melody, some old violi ns and rare instruments for sale. Lackey played played in the U.S. Navy Band, 1943-45. In stock are electric, flat top, classical, 12 string Following World War II, La ckey studied - and accoustical guitars and common accessories theory and composition at the Chicago Con- such as strings, picks,keys, tail pieces and servatoryof Music and has played professiona lly bridges. and taught g ui tar for more than 30 years. After Lackey first bcame interested in g uita rs as a nnnrntirni iiiiII,t,. uuixi i.,. U ...i 5?.. P... ,a€. UI i1Ul!lLUi1, vu. for teenager. Lac king the $55 needed to buy one, he years, Lackey and his family moved his shop and made his own met al guitar. 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New England Claimed defensive back Bob Jury on waivers from the New York Giants NewOrleans - Signed freeagent linebacker Forest Hancock, tight end Henry Pollard, linebacker Stan Holloway. cornerback Michael Armand, center Joe WalItad, guard Danny Cook and wide receiver Gordon Banks Baseball Houston -- Signed ftee agent outfielder Christopher luckIly and assigned him to the rookie light end Charlie (laud GAB H Pct. of WE FEATURE --,: Mark M tt ngly ur ournwesv Texas State, defensive back Chuck Lazar of Allegheny College and Balling 322.3,530 S Richard Osborne the team dOes ' intend to sign him for the IPSO said linebacker Chris Garllch has advised the Club he Is refiring;signed safety Rick Hyde of Miami of Ohio and guard Mark Jones of Missouri to free agent contracts. 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JEAN NORRIS D .k days P-i, - I DAY LiliES $250 up IN BLOOM )'4>5 Open - FRESH ZOTOS "We are hereto help folks," he added. "Drivers at-fault accidents nay n mt nf items and instruments in his museum. Many are one of a kind, such as the giant Gibson bass banjo, +x. •I... - his -S-5 tin RtIWIPnfQ •• •a(l& U1 Lackey plans to offer more advance courses. La ckey's G ui tar Center is open 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 2.35 EA. 10 FOR '20°' Kansas $i - 6. x May 24 - - Philadelphia at N V Islanders, 7 p m x May 27 - - N V Islanders at Philadelphia, 8 m Detroit (Underwood 07). 8 pm. Minnesota (Jackson I I) at Chicago (Dolson 4 1) , s3S p.m. Oakland (Notris S 1) at with violations or 1I1LCIV3LU! 0 = 0; LOOkI We now ofl& Custom FraiIngI in week-long trial and the basis of E -r1cos indictment, because It was the only one that occtrred within te five-year statute of limitations, Errlcg, who began his career in 1944 and ran his -, ' •4 HILDIEN'$ ART stArs ii 24 (smiNew NEW YORK (UPI) — Ex.Jockey Con Errico wears a No. 13 chain around his neck for good luck. Today, he needed It. Errico was found guilty Monday night of conspiring to fix nine horse races at te Aqueduct and Saratoga tracks In 1974 and 1975 In one of the biggest scandals In racing history. A jury of six men and six woipen deliberatedabout five hours before returning the verdict in US. District Court in Brook1. Errlco, 58, showed no emotion when the Jury-foreman.an. nounced the verdict. Judge Jack Weinstein set sentencing for June 18 and continued Errico's bail at $25,000, Errico could be sentenced to up to 20 years in jail and a $25,000 fine. "It's like winning a race and getting disqualified," Errico said as he left the courtroom. He said is would appeal the decision.factor — struments. The public is welcome to stop in . and On Oct. 15, 1979, Lackey opened his new uita.r lj,, , IWIS (i wc 711 5. HWY. 427 LW000 I L_I ----IIU liii _____ VVUIIIUUIJII I I. V May 77 - N Islanders at Philadelphia. 8 05 p m Boston (Rainey 30) at T-oronto (Clancy 71). 730 p.m. New York (John 70) at The Blair Agency is happy to give quotes on gamble with your future, buy liability insurance," the senior insurance and other insurance plans Blair said. over the telephone for client convenience ('nil — To find out why their slogan is "Personalized either 323-7710 or service is our business," call Blair Agency at In addition, the agency writes homeowners ' 7710 or 323-3866. Drop by the office or call for a boat and motorcycle insurance. quote. Office Manager Steve Blair advises car owners Office hours are Monday through Th ursday, 9 to shop around for their insurance.. "Don't renew your insurance with the same co mpany Just out of th e co nvenience of those who work days. habit." Blair said "By shnnninci "rr- for insurance you not only get the best price, but you will also discover who is interested in you as a client." e a'' 'I If1 I UI I. -$ Y FOT) Times - ly Unit ed Press International Championship Series 'hitadetphia vs. N.Y. Islanders Best 4-of- 7 ) (All Times EDT) I-I Y. Islanders lead series, 3-I) Baltimore (Palmer 22 and Stewart I 31 at Clevela nd (Denny 1 1 and dwchinko 0 3)2. 5 P percent l t 1 A._. - Hesaid Errlco was the middleman between the jockeyáwho fixed races and a group Of bettors who engineeredthe Defense ajtorney Albert Brackley maintained the jockeys were (Ixiog races themselves, and the government and the FBI Phad frwned Errlco. - ny ISflWI - JoseAzny-oneofUweejockeyswbolaldtheyweswoffered bribes Erzicoto"holdbock"thehoraibewasrIding. $ Assistant U.S. Attorney Neil Firetog had dcrjbed Errico as the "necessary link that made race-flung exist In New York in ' 1974and1975." - music as they • In Race Fixing 15 (All Blair specializes in non-standard risks, or those "If the client his only PIP and he is at fault, drivers who have a problem with their- driving PIP does nothing to help him. The client who is records. adjudged to be at fault in an accident Is respon'Mey also have a special package policy for sible for bodily injuries and for any property drivers over 50, if qualified, at very reasonable damage created by the accident. The driver, prices, For those who need or want finnni'inci tl-ia adjudged .._.i -a -fault, can be forced il bl LU! as 1ILLi US hU damage and for all lawsuits as well -"So, don't down. 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RICH 3g$ i•sSALL PLAN Al S H KIWANISAIRM Seeder Iii I I I we" 4 13 4 1 3 OCalaftehan I I I Warm LJiYII I C1 ParSer 41I 13 3 Miidiws , , Nelsen III C1s'iYi III 435 Pagi III HIll 4 1 I Macga 4 II I I I Tsfels II 3 1 TIseas 411 Steve, II III Relliiiin I I I PamMsrgei 3 II 33 Carpsetpr III Deeds III OIdeS Ovl,dsA,,ts Parts I I S Seresid SII 3(11)4 4—Il KllIIeg$se SCC 3 I I Mcksemsy $ II 5. WillS III TOTALS MIS TOTAU ASSOCIATID SUNNILAND SALISA AS H I INOINIIRING JUNIOR SOFT. WISTOATU I.mkanhct TV AIIM AIMS SAIL 115 III I.binsn PAGIS AIIM Aislee III Prank III KillkIgIwS,tI533 Stvmpf WIlliami III urn. 4 II Lililes S14 sbffisen Dliii I 11 131 P.rrell 431 SarW413 CumØShI $13 Perrell III lensssk Meet i ss Stew 11 is , Grakim Miller 1 31 3 I I leash •i Dealki II I WIlIkam 2s 31 I Prank 3 •LiWteIICI 3 I 1 Nehheway 4II Mullir WIlkins. 3 5 I Cleinsets 3 1 11 Wall 3 %) Siwp DavIs I I I AeiI III WhlØam II1HSrU Oseld •'IIIk ___ I IIIII -4 nels Cdh- Led Beqin 2I3Csvss.. 423 Stake 433 Ifrekle 23 4 McMwiIae g OaII.w.y III Nebils $ I I I lit.,. Braswell Titus II 1111 Saves National League - Sutter, (hi 10. Fryman, Mtl 7- Allen, NY 6. Hume. (in and Howe. LA S American League - Farmer, II, Chi Stoddard. Bait 7. Burgmeier. Bos and Quisenber ry, K( 6, Lopez. Del and Corbel, Minn I -- ri'w York I. L)eTrOi? 0 Chicago I, Minnesota 0 K,,n City 6. Oaklnd 5 lt inns Calif 1. Texas 7. 13 inns S,'atlle 1 Milw 3, 12 inns Today's Games Blair Agency Specializes TSISIS over Deluxe Bar bya Strember-Carls.e III 1-35 - upping score. Dslax• Sir In-the women's division, SHADOWS SIMINOLU H AUTO MACH. Shadows scored a tough 2-1 Misre ASIIII AIIM win over Seminole Auto Shcps 4II 2 5 2 FidiS? III P.McOevwi35 Hardy Machine while Rich Plan Ilgises III lewIs 3I I edged KiwanIs 6-5 In Junior D.McKheziiSIIVit1ii3 35 3II Marts League action. Friekile IS a s I L.Smh* Caner III kyhes j $ Ores. ovhuDo 1 5 1 N. Miive a I icc AUTO IIIHngkles AIMS 'Cit5e 25 PASTS Macli ill TOtALS 3135 A.SmtIk 55 HIrgis$ 353 AIMS Riddle ill Andersen Petersen Well lets rh Grant HIdick Oricey WIlliams Lii Titus 24 American League -- Guidry, II. NY - Norris. Oak 15. Redfern, Minn and Keough, Oak 41. Burns, (hi 37 3 169 155 - 39 , ill !" League — Richard, Hou 62, Carlton, Phii"61; Ryan, I-lou 30. Vuckovich, St 1 10 Rogers, Mtl and Blyleven, Pitt Pct 606 591 21 IS 553 19 15 559 I 16 543 18 16 529 lB 19 116 II 19 121 Minsi IS 21 117 Monday's Results Toronto ?. Boston 7 Steve and Genie Blair of the Blair Agency. IN its—Il III Iii 3— 3 III"" Strikeouts National „,lt i•o,e - '-'evelalnu ' STIOMSISO DELUXE CAØLSON Sal AS H I AS H I GalIlee. 311 lilies all a I s Ilyiehdi 3II 4 2 3 Jack"" 311 *kit Ill wasIlegs.. III Mrescklwskl 4 3 1 HIIS I II 44 2 -Wsinisn Graves 43% Iryill III ' Sv 20 13 19 13 17 II IS 17 45 18 Chicago Kan City Oakland Texas Seattle 141 11 New York Toronto Boston M)wauke Dt'lroil - III III—) si 21—s Associated Sales Sunelhend Davis, NY 1.80. American League is 3Ii 2 1 5 Still American League — Norris. Oak 0 ". Burns. Chi 1.36. John, Atlanta at Montreal night Houston at New York, night Cuni ,it Phila, night San Ogo at Pittsbgh. night SI Louis at Los Ang. night Chicago at' San Iran, night Sanford Softball Loop Strom r.Car%aon romped San Diego (Curtis 3 0) a, Pittsburgh I Robinson I o), 713 pm Philadelphia (RuthveIn 4 7 35 p m HouSton (ForSch 1 2) at New York ISwan 7 2). e os pm St Louis (Vuckovich LOS Angeles (Reuss 10). ID 35 pm Chicago (McGlothen 2 0) at San Francisco (Whitson , 10 is p m - 17114 SF 4 Wednesdays GameS III TreyTwnsr 313 355 Rswtaad III 3 IS Williams 355 I so Orl.Iei at i III Thus Ile I Sit Harrehl •• 1 II Mirgie pit 15 II Simas too TOTALS 13 I 7 "a' l-40U - lid -- - - — — - _ IlA a. — rwiiuri Con ti nues in uririnues All three divisions of play saw Monday night action in (1w Sanford Softball League. In the men's division Oviedo Auto Parts bombed Seminole - Community College by a 22-2 margin, Associated Sales and Engineering downed Sunniland by a 10.3 score and Phslii Chi and ArmaS, Oak an e Nation League East _____ CEO p $ • Johnson, 14 .376 .20 is sit SI4 MEMBER ALTAMONTE — CAS111.8111MY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 54OFF EXPIRES 5.31.0 $62-3114 or 574-2132 saRvica CALL SIMINOLI SUNSHINU TV Fill IQUIP AS S N AS ill HPW o III ass Tracy Tvrnerl ou FIIIIIy r. ' ________ — —' Baseball Ij...i.__ W00 o w Ze!S 0 0 "ti - :I New ADVERTISING - t:;4f;11iiii 13 1 Mliii 2 Ii 413 Brown 35 4 II M.DIIIMtVI)I 423 POe. w2y131 3 31 smart • 15 I 2 I o.Pr,. Ill 355 Un III ,• Troutm - ' - . • 27th 0 w, 115 Cscksra III Dittmer Aluminum DIP,.. III Dearb.ni lii managed 17 runs on Just four S.LaPeters 1 IS MvrpIy, I II UtI III Miller 311 hits Monday flight to post a SmiTh 4 3 I TOTALS 20 119 TOTALS 201, 1 tight 17-16 win over Semino) ass 1341-14 Fire Department in Paola 1Dittmer 2ansi—it Little League action. SIMINOLI DITTMII In weekend play Sunshine - Fill EQUIP. ALUMINUM AISH TV got a homertm from Troy Oliver I I I SprIngfield AISH 4 2 I Eric Dearborn loft eu a double along with a double by Anton Massey in the win. Wen Sprinfield, Kevin Brown, Mike Doughert and Scott Smith all doubled for '. IL; ). .1 RI LARGE POOL S ADULT CLUB t)OUSE *TEEN CENTER *LAUNDRY FACILITIES •CITY WATER AND SEWER INCLUDED *ADULT ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS '.2P3I.W.OF17. MON..SAT.ta.m,.5piji1. 32341O - $ ' a • COMPARE THESE FEATU El e TV Turner and a triple from Shawn Briel to edge Seminole Fire Equipment 8-3 while 12 Oaks Camrpund stretched out a 17-14 win over Dittmer * ADVERTISING ADVERTISING •• & THAN RENT MOSILIt 4 MODELS ON DISPLAY - "s'" Hsriy Varsi Are,, C.I,,. AIIII PSII ,iws AutoTnickRustjwoofing y off I __________________________ ..- - 23. s;:.nBase. National League — Moreno. . GB Pitt 17. Law, LA 15. Cedeno, With Ziebart Rustproof Ing I Pittsbrqh 19 12 S$ $fl 13. LeFlore, MtI and Zeegluet Protection .5 12. North, Montre,l 16 15 516 3 American League — Chicago IS 16 323.9601 Offer Expfres os W. St.. 0 I St. Louts 11 20 412 613son 5.31. SANFORD York We12 19 387' Wit s Tex 11, Carew, Cal and Cruz, Sea 10. Pitching Victories COUPON. -----------t—Los Nat.onafLeague — Carlton Ang 22 3 69 GB Phil I? - Bibby and Tekulve, 0 Houston 19 Pitt S-1; Blue, SF S.2; $40 off Timer I ci.c. 00 0 Vuckovich. SUL S3. 00 0 41, 00 1 San Diego Is 17 '1 00 .06.. . :.Soo 0 0 John, American League ! AUTOMATIC SYSTEM San Fran 14 22 .3e9 a 20 .375 1'7 NY 70. Redfern. Minn and Atlanta i Honeycutt, Sea 61. Norris, Oak Mondays Results 3 1, Burns, Chi and Gura. KC S. Montreal 11. Atlanta e 2; 5tone. Ralf and Keough, Oak Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 'ti 5 3. Los Angeles s, St, Louis 1 Earned Run Average Today's Games based on 35 innings pitched) (All Times EDT) I National League — MatulS, Atlant INSTALLATION and REPAIR All Palmer,MI 170 I S- Mike Renaud (1) and Shea The Astros will wrap up Whigham (2). Goalie Gary regular season play May 24th -Sniith contribuied with the at the Airport Soccer Field victory by chalking up 10 when they tangle with saves on shots on goal. Casselberry at 11:40 a.m. Score ebait . -S SCOREBOARD I Z1111 S ' " - Dittmer, • • TUeSday,May2O,;flO._7A . US., OR RLJSt I • . SPRING CAR CARE FAIR " The Sanford Astros Soccer Defensively, Robert Brantley, Team Under 12 age group) Ralph Hardy, Vicky Pakovic, won their eighth game of the John. Stuart and Dave Sier. season Saturday at Sanford putowki along with Dave Airport Soccer Field by Fogg turned in outstanding whipping Maitland. 6-1 to efforts Which have resulted in stretch their division lead in four shutouts over the season the Central Florida Soccer for theAstr League. allowed just 12 goals in 10 . s were Tomgames. - -- -S three big markets . Southwest Volusia, North Seminole and South Seminole. Call The Evening Herald Advertising Department • 322.2611 or 831-9993 And Ask For The Business Review Pages. - S �-- - - - - - .-''''" - ,-;-- Ta 1. % *4 •4. -_--: S- .. - ., I _______ - - - - _. . - - I -_ e - - - - ' 4, - ' - I . __ ____ - - I _.. - - - - 4.- #. . , w- " * d $A-EvenIng Harald, S.nfo,'d, Fl. I I i . . . I . . . . '_ I Tussday,May2O,I0 . . . I . Scientists . I I I New V 1. olcano Fear Eruptions, 'Reagan Could Secure Lock winning about half of the Ill convention delegates on the line in the-Michigan and Oregon primaries. Reagan, with 939 delegates in the bag, could reach I I ... F Gos Price Income'Hikes . - r I'l ' .r4 i .. . ,r i ' j - % .. i W: ', ; 6:00 (7)0 HART TO HART The (J 0 GOOD MORNING - : . I.! * ...... I 1. 8 (D (1) 0 CE) C NEWS (I]) 135)KUNG FU .1 .. i". I 1. 5. . - , Harts suspect a college fencing champion o being the head of a murderous campus drug ring 24 10) ZOOM (R) . ... .;. ..., . , . / . . 11. . I ' ., L _%•._._. -. '' iv - ,,,. - ~', I .,:.."~,;~ 49(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: U®NDCNEWS - z , V, L I ~, , TAKE TWO "L 4(10) OVER EASY Guest . - al(1 7) 008 NEWHART , . I -. - - - _____ 1. I 1. .•, - • . . - - -. today's movies with scenes from "The Main Event." "The 8:30 - ' - A - - . - - -- ----' f - , . ____ . ... (10) PREMIERE "A Little 1FOO fi ( 0 0 NEWS (1]) (35) BENNY HILL (10) TODAY IN THE LEGIS. TURE f . - • . . invited. - !IUP . .. . V 7 AM - 9 AM etheart Sa'16d To Be Br I demElett's Kein'. -04 I "I . 10 AM - .. .. . DEAR ABBY: All through grade school, Peter , the boy who lived next dociliri was my childhood sweetheart. He L - Boosts Coal WASHINGTON (UP!) Accusing the railroads of . . . I - 1, I .1 I " . I blocking development of an adequate coal distribution system, Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., has drawn up legislation to expedite construction of coal slurry - I . . .. 1 -. . ..,) . A A it bill, which would allow the Interior secretary to declare certain coal slurry pipelines to be In the national interest. Necessary rights of way could then be acquired by . right of eminent domain in state or federal courts. NOON . - __ to 1 PM _____ 4 Wyo., to White Bluff Ark. 1. - -CHICAGO (UP!) -Doctors who for years preached overeating is ft prime cause of obesity may have to . - eat their words. Now research shows that, In some cases, overweight may result from the body's Inability to bur n excess calories. The new theory, outlined in the current Journal of the American Medical Association, tends to explain why some people get tat while others eat at will without gaining a pound. The normal body, It said, compensates for overeating by burning the excess calories taken in. The . - . . the extra calories are stored -and the people get fat. S -. -- Canal Residents Want H el p . sts Thank John Athei - . / . . Jos.p E. 5 PM - 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM - ' : - - - 9 10PM P L. JoMT.$j4Jr.- '+V1:!7.,-. • .- - . -. , - D.lIahHlnson - - - -- , - . - - -. - - '1 . -1 4V4 'e ' c- 54 - -i , 4' i S '' 1 ..J SlA '- ,'q i . fl - ' wk . -- _ '-. 4.5 - - - ,. . t. ' ., 11 , I 1 24 libUrja& can take care ofI '' DEAR ABBY: Through you - Jackcangetyoucashupo ico a day, In muhlp!e3 of $5. He ake deposlis o aving aiid ech Lçan yaernfr 1. - . - '• i ' - ''- money between accounts Check your balances Even reorder checks And give you receipti -' . ' - - THURSDAY i... , - F %. . ' -: MITth*IrFOC k LA - 5.' -. ' 4 , - , - . - SIIOW.251h0.(SR44.A) . r PLAZ (12)(17) NEWS MAT 7:4J ONLY silent-lift star John Gilbert (Barry Bostwick) (Part 3) (ID 0 CBS MOVIE "Murd By Natural Causes"(1979) Hal Holbrook, Katharine Ross. An Internationally famous 12:15 (12) (17) THE ATHLETES 0 @1) NEWS 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0D 0 RYAN'S 1192S 3221216 990 TUESDAY CARLOAD NITE. BLE (MON) 9 . It • IF YOU DON'T STOP IT YOU'LL GO BLIND (12) (17 MOVIE (WED-FAt) , I.-OO KEEP IT UP JACK 0(1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES - HOUSE be 6:55 (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 0(4) TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS (DOThRE9E'S COMPANY Jack protests Chrlssy and Janet 's efforts to get him in Shape until he meets their voluptuous gym Instructor. (R) (ED,STREETS F SAN FRANCISCO 200) MYSTERY "Sergeant WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY AMERICA Cribb: Abracadaver Sergeant (ut (35) PORKY PIG AND Cribb and Constabis ThackSi gat Into the act when mti3vollnt and dangerous practical jo~esi are ruining the FRIENDS (24(10) SESAME STREET (12) (17) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE PAS. carms of Victorlan music hall it, artIsts. (CC) • "W1 CID 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOP, 6:54 (71)0 A ROAD TO THE WHITE In a bizarre series of events which may or may not - . 12:30 (MON) 6:45- Involved 1 PG 8TYLE (TUE) CR(10) A.M. WEATHER family friend become N ONLY - (M (17) LOVE. AMERICAN 6:15 mental- L!!ZATh1 - ° H N RITTE R (12)(l7) LOVE AMERICAN (D 0 ED ALLEN U (I 7) NEWS Ist. his unfaithful wife. her lover and a (Ff1) GALAXY EXPRESS STYLE (NON, WED-FAt) 02) ( 1- 7) MOVIE (COP4T'D) 6:10 PO RIDE 'no seas o UN Via 6 GRAMMING LARGE ALL SHOWS 921 12:00 (12)(17)USTEN(MON) 0(17) WORLD AT TWI Web. Hwy I? III 321 ISO? AFTRPAOON 930 0(4)TOO.JlFLof1DA luppk H . . ___________________________ I I - - .- -. I 1 - . . _~ s fog'. 1. - - I FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGU LA R DINNER 3 Piece" honsy-dipped fried chicktn. mash P0181068 AM WAVY, C019 Illaw and 3 hot buffer tasttn' bISCUItS 14 •- req uest. S =FOR ONLY$179 1 9' AVIS WUI & WAX - 1 I 0 dnd,*.rio, faumpsrs whit. IL 3233550 - iiiiñheatre _________________ the Fonz are forced to walk down the aisle of wedded bliss 'with Laverne and Shirley. (Part hael co"re, ate. $gg3Ma '' 5:30 0T NEWS (C 0 M*4*80H 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 3(10) EDUC9ffONAL PRO- WUJ flUIUfl ' ' a(35)PTL CLUB T 0 HEALTH FIELD Q)0 SUNRISE •l.IsIauIIIIsll1ILl.I R.ED (71)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY VALUE $2.16 WNDAY. CML 322.9333' () 0 HOGANS HEROES H (35)TOM AND JERRY 9110)MISTER ROGERS (R) 30-11:00 1 ... 5MERV GRIFFIN 8 (1) HIGH ROLLERS community - 'WI 1!Trl.PA1BI(I . 72W111181 . 0 .. 4:30 0 (.4) BONANZA (5)0 THE ODD COUPLE PWPtUA PRIVATE PARTIES IATURDAY.. )12) (17)SPECTREMAN (1) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (TD (35) CANDID CAMERA To save themselves from a shotgun wedding,' FlIchie and a2l (1 7) WORLD AT LARGE & H ) auas BUNNY AND FRIENDS 12 0 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 0(4) CHAIN REACTION 8-05 AND ER AND FRIENDS 04(10) SESAME STREET HOLLYWOOD (FRI) COUNTRY CARNIVAL Home The donation, which amounted to $1,255 Included a hospital bed, a night stand-cabinet, adjustable tray-table that fits over the bed, adjustable lounge chair and articles nece5sayforpaUentcare,suchabIiina,bedpan1e,mj5 donation g home total of 49 bedi. With begirming, this new club proves It can meet the PRIVATE PARTIES .. TUESDAY thoughlnnoumeatalL o open your account soon with the banker whob always open. Flagshlpb new Improved 4 HourJack. r-IAGSHIP u - BANK! 8:30 (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY - - MONDAY I And because 24 HourJack vl5u1.aily ' ,U T'4F3/'J1IVOfJLl game. Char ter Night Banquet waahsldinssnford -_ I BURN (1J(35) WOODY W000PECK. SQUARES ROAD(WED) 8M THE WILBURN BROTH- u r." . 9:30 8 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING U (I 7) GREEN ACRES 10:00 0 @) CARD SHARKS (1j)(17) MOVIE 10-30 8 (4) NASHVILLE ON THE absence of his wife and child. leads his team to win the big LaZenby. tjjL ' ter& by the farmer. JPart 1) JR) at CAR 0 FRIENDS (4) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN CY) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (5)0 CBS NEWS 0(17) WORLD AT LARGE or a one year term; Chris Elm, Edward P. Calvin, John D. Dk*ey, Ernest Cavallaro and Mack R, W. . 1. - j On March 11, from the two. president, Lea A. Wheeler, Jr, treasurer, Duane Harrelj, secretary; and Earl M. Smith, geant-at.erm ter Board of DfrectLrsforatwoyear term are: Anthony J. Ruasi, J.& "Red" eveland, Leroy C. Robb, Earl M. Smith . . . -- .J,v MOANING take advan. - -. . (I 7) FAMILY AFFIR Anthony J. Rusiti, president; JS. "Red" ClMland, vice. SK ATI NG SCHEDULE - t%r . glad to prbt your letter. attended by some 48 Rotarians end th* Sanford Ciube. I hope to expreu my Congratulations. Without gratitutie to those In the your coopiratlon, your $ -, 4 ' about all of yqur'regular banking % . I II -11 a - Open an account with F1aghip's new 24 HourJack. _ .4". I 1. ~ ..., , .'- vlr,~ ' - --- ,, - • - *% - - - - i" f" : ' ________________ - - ' - 4 -- - .' .,t 1 -' I.r. . . •'. •, 'Ori me cIfy orfaillift L4 When the au thoriza tion was granted, Brannen Murphy, are ago. of despair, uncertain but extension chairman, DIstrict 695, met with the prospective Can a' woman marry her ready to fly! I will be forever mombers pin five differen t occasions and Can all were briefed on in the state of grateful to my therapists who the various aspects of Rotary. California? showed me that I could open Joining Brannen In this undertaking were Win Pendleton, STILL DAD the door and choose life, extension chairman, Rotary International, and Lea Ginkel, DEAR STILL: Marriage I hope you will find room in past district governor 695, and member of the Extension between sister sad brother your column to let those in the Committee. (W as well -whole blood) often thankless counseling A list of 35 prospective members was submitted to Pendleton SPRING -, J.. the 59th club in District 695. Is considered incestnow and . . - :- -. - - A D.wflWl$IlsmIandbabybOY father (and mine), according beautiful butterfly that has to my mother) died three finally come ou t of my cocoon was granted making the Rotary Club of Sanford - Breakfast profession know oat there and through his personal effort a charter for tha Rotary Club therefore illegal In California are those who are thankfuL Sanford - Breakf ast was obtained in record time. and every, other state, The official charter was presented to Toni Runal, presidant GLAD TO BE ALIVE widess they've changed t . of the new club, by Jim Bower, president of Rotary Interlaw slice yesterday. DEAR GLAD And I am. national, on Jan. 12, at impressive ceremony at Lakeland, :. Open- amaccount with the bank that never closes I - club - a dub with the same Writorilld limits as the original club. The request was,granted, and on Dec. 11, 1979, a charter MIDNEGHT .. .. y T. WIbb 1 '.. 11PM . I ' . - - , ,a ' . k,l.-,. % I ;. - Mother is now divorced from been dead. They never ga the Man she was Uuirried to . up on me despite my - . Evelyn L,umøon I veDl.srkns Peter's father. That makes without whose steadfast oftheorgan1atfon,approj theBoardof Directors, Rotary Peter my half brother. My support and faith I would have Club of Sanford, requesting authorization to form an overfay - - - t trying 9:00 - ,- (. - l:;h10rr tFonoot discovered that I like - Pau.l '; I finally ' . HOSPITALNOTES $3MIVOIAL 1 -L..Id ' - American Athek* liald ho sent,a tslegAm to ft pop congratulatln him for the action It was r4dreaaed PMV1t - - - ' I . '-' - CIUCAGO (UP!) - Pope John Paul II lo the American atheists' nominee for a special award becan heord red priests 11' , ..id , day, releasing them wtharmed when a spokesman for PresidentCarterrelayedtantativeagreementto dispatch a White House aide to meal with them. I r . - Apncy repreantativu hodage for five hours Mon- . L'i&l - " the Rotary Club of Sanford and The Rotary Club o when I was born, and Peter's hatred. Now I feel like a S - r *.~-, - - I 11 II. I , .. - - - ';. - - . ":.Ik, 1. .~ . 4 PM heatage will seem Like "a Sesame Street picnic" corn ed to their reaction if the chemically conlaminated neighborhood is not decla red a disaster .... - - NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) - Love Canal tesidents said today their holding wo federal offlclals I - 1 Ch' S calorie-burning process is centered in the body's small - • I . . iO'il'i'15- _ %. - store of brown fat -a heat-producing tissue that gets Its name from its brownish hue. But, researchers found, some people lack the physIci1 abi li ty to burn the excess calor ies. Instead, . I , - , 4. - - --- , AY CDC HAPPY DAYS It's Lay- For several years some of the Rotarians recognized a need ! 6 (1) MOVIOLA "The Silent that really shook me up. She myself and reallywantto live. in the Sanford area for a morning meeting. There were a L overs" Dir ector MaurUzStiller (Brian Keith) brings his protege - said that the man I always Most Of My life I was unable to number of prospective ROtarians who could no attend the Grata Gbrbo (Kristine thought WM my father Is not- say that. I attribute my Monday noon meeting. Waybórn)to Hollywood. Only to In October 1979 a group Of 10 ROtarians, forming the nucleus my father. My father was survival to my therapists, sea her fall deeply in love with • . graduate in a helping Delegates from two Sanford Rotary Clubs will be attending profession. I am a survi vo r of several suicide attempts. the Rotary International Convention in Chicago on June 1 marry, she told me something . - I and three of his team members invade a private country club mother about air plans to years getting to know myself, ' 6 'i " 3 PM .- -. - ., Second Rotar y Charfered In Sanford After working for three long __ \ri tons of coal a year may be. built fr , . - - (1964) Tippi Hedron. Sean Cor.nery. A man struggles to break the thieving habit s of his kleptomaniac wife and r ore harmony to t marriage. .... (7) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (Ii) (3 5) CASPER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (12) (17) BANANA SPLITS (WED-FRI) 3:30 (35) THE FLINTSTONES (1O) VILLA ALEGRf(R) (17) THE FLINTSTONES - . Reagan raUy and rewgrifted - I each other Immediately. win - fl and Peter is ). We had a counseling profession who wonderful time talking about have dedicated their lives to We've been inseparable ever since. We planning marry, but here comes the . 2 PM __ II It was love at second sight. - I am 23 and will soon I . . - . - - - 1'-' ,-. . bby - -. -) - - . -- . 11 AM Bumpers said a slurry pipeline designed to carry 25 - - V . - 6 a Dear - WHITE SHADOW sets the game of (2.4 10 NOVA " Life On A 5:55 therapists could not have observe t6t so many who Silken Thread" Seen In close. 8 9)DAILY DEVOTIONAL saved your life. up and slow motion, spiders have been "Saved" from U07) WORLD AT LARGE ' (THU) counseling so suicide, alcoholism, drug reveal a delicate grace and . I recommend . beauty and an amazing array often I'm sure some rerders iddIcUon or a tile of crime 6:00 regard it as a cop-out,, but themselves have chosen to of lifestyles. (CC) (R) 0 @1) PoP1 GOES THE (17) MOVIE "Trouble © 0 I) S C 0 yep COUNTRY Cs t r yes to Saving Along The Way (1953) John PORTER WAGONER aolutlon.' It's heartening to others. Wayne. Donna Reed. A football I W - ed. CD 0 ABC NEWS (ED ~3 5) WILD, WILD WEST 17) MOVIE Marnle - . . .%4 I . .. ,.I 67 '' pipelines. Bumpers was to Introduce the legislation today and conduct a Sena te Energy Committee hearing on the . 111. I .d P - ... . - ., , - .1 moved away when I was 12 and We 06 a each other. . . - . - legisitailon Coach - '' - A . J2 - - - ,I .1 .1 1 . - - - I - 1 wi>' A 40 - ___ 8 AM - P P.,- E.0 - `% 40 6 AM p, ,, . ~ - ^ I 1. I salute to his tenth anniversary in show busi. ness. featuring highlights from his previous specials. . I 9 I, ci - . nominees will be. He hinted he would be at the Re ublican onvention in case of a deadlock and said Carter may lose the nomination because of the - I , ". , ti, 6.,,~ 4 - - 11:30 MAC 0 THE (8 (10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) (14 (10) LOOK AT ME (WED) (10) V.1. PEOPLE HU) 4 (10) THE VICTORY GARN(FRI) (1 7) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 0 DONAHUE (2480 ELECTRIC COMPANY 8 (f) (,U 0 NEWS SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY ' SPECIAL Anne Murray joins the singer,' Results of the Michigan and Oregon primaries ate present. Songwriter in a .• _____________________ - - . which will provide n insight to the toastmistress organization, wil l beheld at 7.30 p.m. Thursday, at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Th e public is . into the U.S. House of Represtntatives, where Democrats have held majorities for two decades. Ford said he still isn't certain who the party I 5 . - • ' would throw the selection of the next president ' OPEN TO PUBLIC I tJ4 0 3:00 (S)0 MIKE DOUG 0 MOVIE 11:15 STYLE .Nilargie Blene, from left, Greater Seminole Toastmistress program chair. man, reviews demonstration meeting assignments with participants, Sue Lewis. Edle Valentine and Eleanor Warren. The demonstration meeting, '- - Kennedy the Democratic nomineeeven though Carter holds a commanding lead in delegates. Ford said fie believed Illinois Congressman John Anderson, who dropped out of the Republican presidential. campaign to run an independent candidacy, will keep both major party candidates front That an electoral majority. getting II DEMONSTRATION -, ATLANTA (UPI) - Former President Gerald Ford .-J f'? * 1* 1 - U (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE TU Outing" (10) DICK CAVEfl Guest; author William Slyron. (Part 2 -. •• 1: . - . . - picking the next president. Speaking to a business convention In Atlanta, Fonl also said econmIc issues could make Sen. Edward . (12) (1 7) I LOVE LUCY (WED. 4 (()) MAGIC METHOD OF STYLE - 5 I 4 AM 2:30 AMERICA 1015 730 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7) 0 FLORIDAI (1 (35) MAUDE '- .... ,', - . 3AM 2:25 (12) (1 7) NEWS (WED-FRI) (7) 0 GOOD MORNING CM (1 7) MAVERICK REPORT : - - - - 2 AM TURNS (D0ONELIFETOLIVE FLORIDA 1030 - • - - __-_ 1 AM 2:00 112)(17)LucvSHOW Cl) 0 GOOD MORNING 1 . said Monday he believes the U.S. House of Representatives, not the American public, will be s and "An Unmarried Woman" (12) (17) SANFORD . .•. .. 0 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE • .\ . percent. Carter campaign sources said internal fures . TUE) Ebert and Gene Siskel look at unlikely love affairs In - - , Roger - Polly Bergen. (A) I •----- . Ford Sees Deadlocked Vote 1:30 AMERICA (1]) (35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 - . - RESTLESS (!) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO . . '- " - I , CYf OTHE YOUNG AND THE " - - GOOD MORNING EVENING win bet with Alex and his priz e .a night with Elaine. (R) - - . TTUES - . . - -------- . - - ' ' TONI(flao!"I"t TV • said. - - :.- -' G. William Miller said the administra tion ultimately will win Its - - • In Washington, Treasury Secretary Secretary . • InstInct was about all Bush had going for him. The only Michigan polls available, taken by the Reagan ca mpaign, show ed the former California goveçnor about 10 points ahead. In Oregon, a weekend newspaper poll showed Reagan wi th 54 percent of the vo te; Bush with percent. On the Democratic side in Oregon, the Oregonian poll showed Carter also had 54 percent, with Sen. . . 11 battle to impose an oil import fee that would raise the price of gasofine,by 10 cents a gallon. "The administration strongly believes that this fee is essential, that It is within the power of the president, and that it should not be removed," Miller H.. 5 • • I - 1( .--.. 1-... .I . o. . ' ', , - Texas, 1 . . United Press International . many Americans. ' Gasoline soon will cost between 1.5 Three members of the Organization and 3 cents more per gallon, and the of Petroleum Exporting Countries Carter administration predicts ult]. I Libya, Algeria and Indonesia -t mately it will win its fight to raise Monday raised crude oil prices by $1 to gasoline an additional 10 cents a gallon. $2 a barrel. Saudi Arabia last week In other economic-developments, the raised Its basic crude by $2 a barrel. personal Incomes of Americans in Apird Each $1 rise In world oil prices costs registered their weakest gain in five the U.S. consumer about 1.5 cents more years. With inflation running at more a-gallon for gasoline and home beating than 18 percent, * that was bad news for oil. - - -" -.----.-- - -.. . - I . ---- -- ---- -- - --------. - F --- ' .. I . - .1~4 -S-- L - of the 82 delegates at stake in Michigan and 29 In regon. President Carter, with 1,534 delegates, could not reach the 1,666 needed for U* Democratic nomination in to&y's primaries because Michigan Democrats allocated delegated U U Oregon has only 39 at stake. Republican challenger George Bush, who has 206 pledged delegates, remained upbeat, saying, "I thinkI'm going to win in Michigan. I have the same feeling I when we won in Pennsylvania an cam soc c - . .5 , - . . - - ,, . - - I . JU1WI:LV1 ' 10 EvlfllflQ "Id, Sanford, FL Tuesday, * May 20, 1l0-.1B . - - I II r . .. . . - the 998 needed for the GOP nomination by capturing s9 % .. P. many cities of the Northwest Pacific donned masks.and the burned bodies were spotted in mud, ash and downed timber in Earlier Monday, fears of flooding sparked the emergency governors of Idaho and Montana declared emergepcles. the Toutle River Valley northwestof the mountain. There were evacuation of rescuers and the remaining residents InTouue, The volcano's explosion let .loose numerous mudflows and unconfirmed reports of three more deaths. and both sides of the Cowlitz River upstream from Kelso to the "glowing avalanches" of hot ash and super-heated gases that Officials said It would be days or weeks before the extent of Toutle River. raced down the Toutle River Valle blew down 25 000 acres of the disaster was known However, after that evacuatioo had begun, Jim Untertimber, trapped dozens of residents and campers, wiped out "That's not going to be counted until we find every five weper of the Forest Servic6 said the threatening mudflow had homes and washed out numerous bridges and roads. person we can," said County Sheriff's Deputy GH White, ad- stopped in the Camp Baker area, above the town of Toutle. Ronald Reagan c,ould put a mathematical IOCI Ofl wv 1980 Republican presidential nomination today by I ., . . By United Press International . - 4,,'j,.-•L - On Republican Nomination .. ''', , , -, ''* VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP!) - Seven bodies were spotted on Bob Christiansen of the U.S. Geological Survey said part of ding the helicopter pilots "won't remove bodleL They're only the mud-and ash-covered flanks of Mount St. Helens and at the mudflow from Mount SL Helens had bull up a 1-mile dam interested in live people." least other people still were missing today. Scientists feet high at Spirit Lake. Behind the dam, the lake level The coroner's office Identified two of the dead as Fred warned the volcano would keep erupting and mudflows might already has Increased more than 50 feet. ilins 5S d Mare" Rollins 52, of Hawtlrne, Calif ,who set off major flooding "The best scenario is that the water will were killed In their car near the mountain Four more victims A huge cloud of gray, acidic ash from Sunday morning's volcanic materials, seep through and join the river The worst were identified but their names were wi thheld until families enormous eruption, which left hundreds homeless and thou- scenario is that It will rise to the top, overflow and cause a big could be notified sands more stranded, moved eastward over the Midwest flood," Christiansen said. di No recovered, but helicopter crews were able to toward the Mississippi River Valley today. He said an earthquake could increasechancesthe dam will get a purist and wallet frcm the Rollins' car to make the Climatologists feared the thick cloud could affect weather in break. Identification. the Northern* Hemisphere for several months. Residents in The Cowlitz County coroner's office said at least seven badly NAnON INBRIEF . M II IL I II D" ii 1. D* - FQIEDCHKKEN ___ - '' 2613 6*11111111 Dr. - 31141914 U 7-M €EAf1 & - $ANFORO ' MANDF ( - , ,- ___________________________ fl HONEY DIPPEOii )PENlI:ssam.s,pgzcSpFsatCiaiesjn - 19SFtsAv lN.fty.i;. (Nwy.un) Cass..ny Sailerd - - r -• - g ,. # . -.-. ' - �S - . - -- - ---. . - -. . . ----'--- . - .- . ____________ - I ____ '' . ____ .+ :.. .,._.__-- ------ -- ______ - - .- - . ---,- - - -_.- .: . .. •'- .-- . - ..+.,, - -..- . ---•-----. . -- -: ,. -- - - - - - - - -, - .-,. + ---- ---'--'*: - - / - . - -- '_._. ______ 4 . Fl. Tuesdiy, May 20, 910 Radio Moscow RapsRacists' - CALE11DAR: ijiiNoce OR*CVflty, p,77.2s3 LUll. Rubln Affiliates. Inc., Plaintiff riots on "provocative action •vs. OW (UP! ) - Radio Moscow blames the Miami 2*-Apts.& Houses - -', ' -, -. • _______________________ Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS: -•• F?IOUIN+AMV-• Notice ishereby lssn.ffi*t lam engaged In business at P.O. a 125. Lake Mary, Fia. 32716, SemInole County. Florida. under the fictitious name ci . NUMA ' . Toshare - / Orans.Caenty, Florida. eItWatcherL 7p.m., Saord Woman's Club, were Casselberry. ' -y,j mano sharerent. alt'. ,nutis paid. Yotir there $30-per week. 322-9064. No pets. Maletoshare QrIcndoWintercQrk 831-9993 322-2611 _________________________ . -. .. .-, "- Smith Seminole Masonic Lodge,' 7a30 p.m. Triplet Drive, Cassalberry, tot' rent- in Lake Mary. - avatlable immediately-; quiet cvi de sa $325. Call 562- - Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adeilnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee iziliding, French Avenue. Adult film program at Deltona Public LAbrar,.! p.m., "The Commanders: Douglas McArthur - Supreme Commander, Pacific Theater," 1b91 Providence Blvd. WEDNESDAY, MAY21 Slide talk on "Sephardic Jews- - Morc'kco and Shalom, 1785 Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Free to public, 1 Spring St., Altamonte Springs. Topic: Status of Florida Farmworkers. SemlnoleSpokeiClubof Welcome Wagon, cards9:30 a,m., punchbowi, 11:30a.3n.,potluck luncheon at noon and installation of officers, Westmonte Recreation a.m., County Chapter of ihe sail of the County Court of .g. County. Florida, upon a _______________ ________________ - NOTICE UNDIR,PICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE -. . - Notice is hereby given that the ___________________________ prominently in the radio's aforesaid court on the 15th day of JuneA.D. 1979, ipttiat certaIn case undersigned pursuant to the . -, worldwide English-language entitled: Jordan Marsh Company, "FictitIous Name Statute, I would like to #a,k newscasts, friends for their prayers. a Florida corporation, Plaintiff . Chapter 143.09, Florida Statutes, vs. Martha M. Weldon, also known will register with the Clerk of the viSits I cards while I was_In The official Tan new Martha M. wn..ton, Defin. Circuit Court, In and for Seminole the hospital. agency reported that Miami dant. which' aforesaid WrIt of T. County. Florida. upon receipt of "IS now the scene of racial Execution was delivered to me as Proof ci the publication Of this ________________________ Sheriff of Seminole County, notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: unrest unprecedented + -Cen*r in Florlda,andlhavelevieduponthe WIEBOLOT'S CAMERA SHOP ______________________ ' scale." , ' following described REAL ttder which it Ii engaged Ifl property owned by Martha M. busIness at 210 South Park 2 ChoIce Lots In nicest section. . Weidon, said property being Avenue. Sanford, FlOrida 3277). Valued at $700. sacrifice, $200 Thai the sole owner and in. County. each. Call $421214. Legal Notice Flo particularly terested party in said builnell -_____________________ des __________________________ as follows: enterprIse Ii MELCA. INC. a . ' NOTICE -Lot eatherton Village, Unit Florida corporatiOn, with Its _________________________ Notice Is hereby given that the 1, P1st 19. P. 34.37. (Located at 573 principal place ci business at 210 r _SeminoleCountySchoolaoardwilp Heatherton Village, Altamonte South Park Avenue, Sanford, w be lonely? Write: etA office board room on June 4, 1950, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Dated at Sanford, Seminole ages, P.O. Box 407), Clearwa. ___________________ concerning the proposed amend. Seminole County, will at 11:00 County, FlorIda, May 2, 1910. ter, pi. 32315. men? of policy 6Gx39-610.21(c). AM. on the 3rd day of June A.O. MELCA. INC. ' Present policy allows for payment 1950, offer for sale and sell to the By: 5 HA. Burton ' for one half the number of accu. highest bidder, for cash, subject to President S-[,.ost & Found mulated sick leave days. up to 120 any and all existing liens, •t th Spear & Spear. P.A. days. upon normal retirement of Front(West) Doorof the Seminole Attorneys at L,aw REWARD non:instructlonal employees. County Courthouse in "Sanford, P.O. Box 1 Amendment of this policy would Florida, the above described . Sanford. Florida .32771 LOSTS-l3arcundFrenchAve.& remove the limiiof 120ays. Since REAL property. 1st St. Black Pit Bull with Publish May 6, 13, 20, 21, 0 few employees retirIng exceed this white chest. iS months old. Thai said sale Is being made to DEW.37 -' + - be negligible. The specific law being, Implemented is F.S. 731.15. National Organization public. Club, 7 a.m., INVITAtION ICi BID limit of 120 days for Instructional thlsamindmentwouldbeacostto OREENHOUSEWITHTOILIT FACILITY BUILDING the school board of approximately Cuselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a,m., the Town House. , amendment would remove the Buck's ' 323.7832 Houses Furnished ______________________ _________________________ - -. with nations largest __________________ AUTO REPAIR GARAGE ' For Rent. Hwy. 17-92 Call 323 1921 Child Core in my home. Plenty of 5 pla y - houslng. Carpentry exp. necessary. Apply Cardinal + . industrIes, Inc., 370) S. SanS -_Mountain home in Waynesvllle,. N.C. completely lurnished. Rent weekly. Call for more - ERA Hourly . daily . wflklyrates.Reas.30391$. 2 Story Townhouse, 2 Bdrm, 2 baths. $31,900. Call Orlando 1. 5313239 or 1 423 1616. ENTERPRISE 6 acres old FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, ______ ANYaae.Ihave2chiidrsn,6& 3. Call 64$ 3641. DeBery. _____________________ LOCAL TIME. JUNE 10, 1950, lii OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, TO 40-Condominiums ______________________ REALTORS, MLS 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. ______________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________ 2 BDRM. 2 bath condo, all--kit. Sec. deposit. 323-7965. home. Fencd&scresnedplay THE CiTY; AUTHORIZING aI'ea.6a,flI,to6p.m.,befof',& Is included: STONE ISLAND orlg. Owners custom 2 story ColonIal 4-5 BR to enumerat, must see to appreciate quality. Located _______________________ near Island TennIs Cts. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, kit. appliances inc. Senior citizen discount., 645.1124. __________________________ 31-Apartments Furnished ----- BEDROOMAPARTMEPITS For appointment call ___________________________ Call323.7446 51--HousehOld Goods •lSxl7xll for $6791.00 Sx123x16 for $15,617.00. theonly one inFlbrida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 + SANFORD COURT 41-Houses .NowAvaiIabI,I * * * * * * * * $21,700. Call 372 0216, energy efficient studio & 1 4 pct. Interest to qualified A A - Ige including attic storage. 3301 S. ModernIzed, CH&A, con. A - EMPLOYMENT _________________________ SURPRI5INGCOMFORT1nthI5 bedroom units, many f eatum -_____________________ Sanford Ave. 323.3301 2 BR older Seminole County, Florida, at Its offices of Outmann Dragash WHEREAS, therehas bean filed Regular Meeting held Oil the 13th AssocIates, Architects Planner wIth the CIty Clerk of the City f day of May. A.D., 1950. In -the Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic buyers. New homes with " monthiy payments under $750 Lgw down payments, 322 7757 FORD. $20,000. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new COUNTRY ROAD NEAR LAKE HARNEY. 37.900. local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So. of Sanford 322 5721. want ads every day. __________________________ __________________________ - -- 7' Couch. good cond,. $125. Box Single Matt, $5. Lge. Recliner Chair, 550+322-9464. ____________________________ _______________________ 55 ACRES PINE & CYPIESS. VOLUSIA COUNTY. $1,000 PER ACRE. OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Cbmplete Offices 339 7O2OLDNGWOOD _____- -- BROKER P.O. Drawer flS. Sanford, Florida Osytime-SomeNlghts Will care for 1 presdtooler In myttome, Sanford area, lots of love & attention. 322-SW. _________________________ . .' Workshop, registration 8-9 am., Engineering Building DePit will be refunded In full adopted a Resolution cios$ng, for two sets to contractors sub• 20 feet of South 3$ feat of Lot 24 Room 4(, UniversIty of Central Florida. For non- renouncIng and dlselaimlng a SectIon 29, TownshIp 20 South, will be less $15.00 to corporate area of the CIty of cover cost ot reproduction, on the Longwood, Florida, and That Portion of MOSS AVENUE samebaslsof refurnof documents. Lying Between Lots 12 and 13, Anderson Farms. 1130 French . mv..323.2261. ___________________ Contractors who obtain bid requesting to be Included therein; tt 1_PICKBlackeedç.e0i Page 61. PublIc Records of prolect. must return same at least duly certified by - the Seminole Queen Boat Ride and stay at Oceanside Holiday Inn. Visit Cape Kennedy Museum, Leave Leeds, Subcontractors and others may - By the Board of County Corn. LOiIwood Florida, c,cptsr es Farms. $7 Thw's. tivu Sun. ml. South of I. Hwy 48. COMMISSIONERS OF COUNTY. wlthln3daysafteropenlngofbids. and, SEMIN,PL.E PARTIAL SETS WILL NOT BE FLORIDAsi WHEREAS, the City Com By: Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. ISSUED DUE TO SIZE AND mission of the City of Longwood, Each bid must be accompanIed Publish May 70, 1910 House. Speaker-Ninth District Congressman BUI1 - Nelson. Reception to follow In Cornell Fine Arts . ------ RN full time, 8.1 shIft. Apply in Nursing a ______ Ave. said issued by an acceptable surety ': - wantet work out of your home,, sat your own how's. EXCELLENT INcOME, NO the full amount of the contract FOLLOWS: SECTION ii That the following sum, issuedby a bondIngcompany deSCribed property, to-wit: licensed in FlorIda. benefits Include paid vacation, con'çany car, ret Irirneid plan & ffiQI'S. SolId Ri5UIIW to: Mr ___ ________ To Os eligIble for comiderpllon, 30The East 20feetof LOt 151 East $Ah f_-s. of Lot 24, Circuit Civil FI+àe Arts Center. N. Luattchau. IS4Mario Lane, i. mso. Selpinee Ceusty, bids must comply with the laws of LONOWOOD HILLS, PB 6, PG MONDAY, MAY24 1 5, Florida Florida, all conditions of lhe location. Close to schools 'S , shopping. ____________________ 2611 or I31.993. CAS3KU.) onafacsimlieoftheform Included Range 30 Last, Seminole County, DON'T BUY - INVEST In this FURNISHED DUPLEX. Excellent condition I terms. ALL FLORIDA REALTY Only $36,000. _______________________________ 373.3772,3220779,3325333 parking for trucks S equip. People who like money use low ance office, seeks attractive, mont, income from mobile or trade. single, exP. woman 2 at- $112,000.- - ternoons per wk. Accuracy, flOt'$Pe.dimportant.3232369 Ligid Dlivery, must hoveown Car. NO ar.a. Mon. thru Fr,,9 to S. Gas Paid, for more in. formation caii 3230135. .vs. TUESDAY, MAY fl Adult film program at Deltona Public Ubrary, 2 Development Investment ' • DISABLED -- Only $1tQ,QOO. VETERANS - Chaper ' 323.5- SANFORD AREA SAKS ?640SantordAve, JUST LISTED-2 Bdrm.. 2 bath Condo with central NSA. new NOTIcE o SHERIFF'S SALE each On Sanford Ave. just Medicare Assistance Program, 9:30 am, to noon, . . Night, Highlands Clubhouse, 175 -Sheppard Road, Winter Springs. Mixer, 6p.m.; presentations 7p.m. 3 ThaI case entitled HE. Nabell d-b-a award the job in the .at interest Stokek Monument Company, oltheOwnei'.Nobidsisallbe with- is hereby authorIzed to amend, Plaintiff vs. John Alexander, *awntoraperlodoi30days from iter and supplement me offiCial FRIDAY, MAY30 Ba11etGulldofSan1ofd-SembfgrRoas1d Defendant, which aforesaid Writ tee openi. date. city map of the City of Langwuod, as Sheriff of Seminole County, contained Mt Section 1 eiof Hoime, Gainesville, I p.m,, Sanford QvIc Center, FRIDAY, MAY30 Memorial Day Ceremonies, 11 am., Sanford following described property owned by John Alexander, said property being locatd in Seminole County, Florida, more par. Memorial Park on lakefront. Disabled American '. ticularly described follows; Veterans Chapter 30 Ip charge, Music by Seminole High Brass Ensemble. Defendant John Alexander's UNDIVIDED INTEREST I the Math and some Eli. Call for into, after 1 p.m. 322391). ___________________ 1423.I42 SUPER 3 Bdrm, 1 bath home in Dreamwold. Central HtA, of Mrs. Charles Steónwerth, 208 W. 17th St.', Sanford. - recOrded In Piat Book 1, Page 95, Covered dish luncheon *11(1 Public Records of Seminole on a nice fenced lotl Great Meetings Evet: 3195100.322-1959,3234307 ------------ locationt Just $42,700. - - * Sanford, Florida, Ttvostor 1red bick building as $fl5r' of lId the - - - ' -- the$ei dsui n SherIff Fisida - ..;. -- .,- - ,, - , me , experience requIred. - ' parts ci or*iances In yffl htth hI and tite $1me - ____ OEW. 31 sIlent $0 the morel Super Investmentl Just 534.500. 2201 5. French SuIte4 COUNTRY CHARM. Beautifui3 close to your phone because - Publish M.y 13, , V1 I feature? You'll love it for $79,900. Mvertlslng DIrector - to happen. ' week for only $3.50 par I way to Inform the public - OLE CARPORT WITH 2 ACRES IN SUNLAND. 5*500. $437 weekdays.FlIDNo.US. IncIudod in this lISting Call: DEPARTMENT FlaW -.- . . 3 BEDflOOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR, IN LAKE MARY. EICELLENT TASTE. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, , KITCHEN. SPLIT AIR , ' HEAT. ASKING $73,000. NEAR LAKE MONROE. ____ _____ DIW.II - - ----------'- -, -.- - 1950 -'---. DEW'S •- - 73 Beach Town House 21x36 ft., 2 bdrm. Carriage Cove, new carpet, central A & H, $7,000, right party. Also?) Delmar 2 bdrm, 12x54 ft.. Ceçdral AIM, ready to move into. $5,900 Call 2525 32 French 3-2222 - _____ MECHAN IC sell that roll-a-way bed yeu,ve 26l9OrIandoDr.Ph.322-0352 __________________________ place a Classified Ad today. $493 73, Bal $153.16 or $17 mo. Agent 3)91314 tQod stylI, ICCardaIg -to. Ills - Hunifi CuiSIne for con. Mt teG - - ___ AT HILEY'S FISH CAMP ON OWNED LOT. S)&300. ' - ____ ______________________ - 47-Real Estate Wanted Exclknt ' . - Apptyat Florida LZnofOYITSIW * - PAINT BRAND _______________________________ 3 BEDROOM CR HOME -,_________. 24)1 ot 1)1-9993 for a quickresults KELLCO PAIN T1 Licensed& Reasonable, Quality Free Es? 6.17 DO-lI Fireplaces _______________________________ T & J STONE CO. - Creative Surfaces Ic, special All types of Stone. interior J waltpaper, wall texing. wood exterior, commercial residential TRUCKS Same day service staining Free Ext Alter you Specialty have called the rest call Inc decorative fireplaces (in 323 775$ _________________ nest $6? 3392 stalled) Call John 331 0377, ___________________ ________________________ I BUY JUNK CARS Painting & Repair - Furn. Refinishing . Trent Painting & Repair RE FINISHING-Touch up & InteriorS. E xtenor C) LOT-On Hwy 436 $37,000 beautiful canai on property. 27 -- - REAL.TQR $ clComu - - -, 1 . I S . j, . &Sokl 70) Bldg. 6 C SEIGLE R REALTY - BROKER - - - Orlando 371-1577 Sanford 321.0640 - 3 PII . lOSS MyrtleAve ___________ - SUW.1tSt. ..lsnlcs.IOLFrgeob4vs.,. LquaIOppsrhmipyEmpoy.r .SANFOD -. +----10tl$td.Pt._ - _ -. -L- - ____________________________________ . - *4+_ if you're i the busifllU of building your bi.,sin.s....vse .- -. the - -. ROBSON MAR lute Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1)0.4 5. _____ ____ - 59-sicai Merchandise 3290100' welcome. 322M. ___________________ M. UNSWORTH REAlTY YOUR CHOICE - mind.) bdrrrt, 2 Bath with l_,, 4.3 ACRES with small pond, H. ErIWs M0115 ARE YOUR NEW HOMES Buiidtosufl.oii'lotoryours. 'FHA'VA.FHA33S&243 .-. 2113 French Ave_Sanford outsidd screened runS Off .e HONDA Super Windlamm,r, faring, crash lboorsineping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating 49-B WatF,tP,'.,1y Hammonds, Lowrys, Baidwins, 7OB.Mnl Bikes& Go-Carts Conns. Wurlitlzers, Kimball --- - - LAKEFRONTDREA.MHOUSE S Bdrm, S baths, Pool, Vacant. Gviser wants crier, will hold mortgage. bitlon. Priced from $115, including bench & delivery. Cannon Music Ce., Longwood Village ShoppIng Center, SR 434, I block E of 1.4. 239-5900. Swingers. All In Al top con- BUY, SELL, TRADE --_----- 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________ Coals - Coats i?79 DOC STUMPY 4 Wheel Drlve.4cyI.,std., 13,000 miles. ' Mking IS 500 Call 32117)2. - OFFICE FURNITURE - ___________________ I0CompleteOffices . ACRES,nICIIYWOO4.Jandnot too far from town. OK ,for hemecrmobile,pnlced$)7.500 witi'.lermstofl$ysurbvdgat. FOR SALE: 3••4Q" k 2-2*" x SO" 1-4?' x SO" AIR CONDITIONERS 24,000 BTU&L000aTU.Alsige3Il Mw.265-3101 _______________ in. Ms often. -Hrne Repair _________________ __________________ I Rotten wood replaced. reroofi our specialty Discount prices Work guarant. Registered. licensed Contractor. FREE SERVICES UNLIMITED I ESTIMATES 862-9703 Mon. Fri 7 305pm. 24hrs. - 3220771 ___________________ - Ua_ii I4ousiOsa,thsg - Iulinç - Custom built utility S boat trail. ens, truck racks I. misc. repairs, ___________________ - Window & Saien Repair ________________ _____________________ 3397020 LONOW000 Yard Debris. Trash, Appliances I Misc, - - C $ WINDOW S SCREEN REPAIR aISOPATI0000RS 322-ISIS after 6 (LOCAL)319.$iji _________________ ' . ________________ Uwnmo, weèatlme st & service the rest. WESTERN List Your' Busines 1322:2611. ______9993 FILL DIRT&TOP 101L YELLOWSAND CatIclejk&Mln32.750Q _______ _______________________________________ ___________________________ [: I__________________________ _______________________________________ - - BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321 0517 Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or) tIme basis Wedowashwlndows _________________________________ __________________ ___________________________ - ROOFING PROBLEMS? Weclo ____________________ 1-37 x SO - OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleIsOffIces - Rebuild Condemned Houses _____________________ - Dsk, OFFICE FURNITURE Ca1i322.4a73 Roofing miles. *5,100.322-562g. 92. So. of Sanford. 3225721. __________________ , . _____________________ _____________________ ____________________ Sanford Fvrnlhjrg Salvage, 17- 339 7020 LONOW000 __________________ 322107, _________________ ____________________ ., or$aleUs.doffIce, 10 Cor,'piete Offices B. E LINK CONST 3234031Insured534.po TnivaiityoptIon Syrs.exp. Patios. Driveways, tC: Wayne Deal. 327.1331 ac, AM.FM, wI track, e000 o-A--&ai,20u EaIp _______________ Ponchos avail Home RepairS. Remodeling 1979 F F ISOplck up. PS, PB, ____________________ ARMYNAVYSURPLUS )IOS,enfordAva. 332.5791 ________________ Fireplaces, We handle the whole ball of wax Financing offer. 3224755. 339.7020 LONGW000 3i13lSE.Fiqst5t. 3fl363 _________________- 13tove,,ient ___________ _______ -LONGWDOD 1(65iMAiE FURNITURE Ho olali types. Ic. Bonded ForSale.Bestoffer OFFICE FIRNITUNE I0Compl.seOffk 50.-Miscellaneous for Sale . .__.L Carpentry,,ting,int '76 FORD F.100 Pickup- Rain Plotos or Color 1*10 31i12s5 ___________________________ GoCart&Mlni Bike _____________ ' Wedding photography by John cages. We cater to your pets. 3223752. lires, garage keot. 12.350. Appraised$3,500.327.1003. __________________________ _______________________ USED AWNING WINDOWS RENTAL 5LIPS5HOWINGP Lie. REAL £STATIB'o.r - Newiydecorated Berm, I barn, -Iaqslly cm.. fenced yard with ___________________ low lnte*'es$. 132.om.- Animal Haven Grooming & filihg cab. S chairs. Many EXECUTIVEONTHEMOVE . , Designed with entertainment in 12 PIONEER acres, 5*810. screenedporch&Fireplac,,n Mayfair section, Owner will finance compislely. $71,930. 322-740 REMODELING - TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE WoodRd.$af,&Sun. Call from__________________ _____________________ $ am. to tO p.m., weekdays 3 _______ p.m. to 10 p.m. Broken A-OK TIRE _________________________ 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Senfo.'d, Fia. 3377) WiIIbuy%st&2ndrnortgatesWe 10) Bldg. '3390509 paved road at E.AIta,nont,Or.-W'0301 ______________________ acre dipending on location. __________________ 2OACRESQr$aleMa ,,,, 3?? 3535 prices Estimates. 3277196 ____________________ in water, good live aboard. • acres for sale all or part. Meltland Ave.. $49,900. Free Est __________________ cyt. engines, needs work. Now ______________________ IfALTV DUPLEX. $39,900-Exc,ll.nt Incemal miSc repairs at reasonable Housing Authority 305 - 333 . ____________________________ ------------------- -- - __ - - ___________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ -- REALTOR MIS fl75 M323.$$4 8 4234832 ----------- up to sio.000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford - '55--Boats&Accesór1es -- Call 327 1634, 372 4460 - __ - - -. -43-Lots.Acrea9e _______________ . All work guaranteed & includes scrapIng & mildew removal 323 7131 - cars, trucks 5. heavy equip 'nan?. 377.3990 VARDSALC-OverSO$3ltemst 7. Wed.. 21 thru Sal. 20h. 100 Hayes Dr. 322 3172. WANTED TO 01Ff-Homes In the City of Sanford for frontage. ti,iso. I I -. Cem'tIfl.d Prtsf.iriid, Full knflts• - ExterIors999. to 5399, free estimates ______________________ 373406) eves. 372-63330r373.OS17 for - Right Person. . - -. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. rig _____________________________ Drapes, Upholstery 3270707 75-A--Vans ' --_ -- -- 331 1019aft 5 / Alteratlons,Dreumaking .. _• CASH FOR JUNK CARS & PATIO SALE - Ranges, refrigerators S misc. 317 ________________ ___________________________ Senior Citizens. Free Es?. FACIA BOARDS $19 OQ ____________________ 427. Call 3)9-5242. discount Special 10 '. for after 6 _____________________________ 54-Garage Sales ?bileHoñ Service ___________________ I _______________________ 701 S. French _____ 32361 1 6 ________________________ __________________________ PATIOS - SIDEWALKS cond. '73 FORD VAN $1193 SAKS FreeEstimates + - '71 Aristocrat Travel Trailer . " Property. S acres with house, Will sell all or part. On Hwy 0 & 14 LAWN CARE SERVICE GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. • 19" Color portable in good condition. Warranty, financing. No down payment. Pay $131 or $11 monthly. _____ the good ole sum- All WithGdTer,, - A Good - Full S.rvk. Mechanic. - module, excellent TELEVISI0NRcA ' 322 0241 830 0070 . Ciodc Repair ______________________ Apache Camper Ramanda ltOI N . Mills - Orlandosn3soo ________________________ _______________ FORTHEFUTURE ___ - - -- L.aWfl Care _____________________ 75Recreational Vehicles _-CreteWork-_______________ l6'$1795 rehabIlItatIon project. Will pay ( ald. 610-1026 cii 1 Dot.aut' ci iwoeses. 323-173.4 Good Used TVs, $2.3 & up 5317933 REALTOR MLS - s-3•fQQd, vogetcillel, CII praisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 3620. OFFICE FURNITURE IOComple$eOfflces 339-7070 LONGWOOD ______________________ • Property Mobile Home, 12x60 E. Altamonle Dr. - -, 331 4887 - 1k. _________ Newor repair, leaky showersotir ip.cIs%ly.lsyra. Exp. 569 5342 from. Noll's Sanford Furniture HERB'S TV 2591 S. Sanford Ave. - ________________________ ________________________ ____ _____ 339-1020 LONGWDOD Salvage, 17 92. So. o Sanford. 372 al2I. BARGAIN TV's REALTOR, 373.7953 373-5300 VALFHAFinancing CALL ANTIME FAMILY ROOM, EAT.IN- •I _____________________________________ ____ -. Bulldozing. Clearing. hackhoe Service Ditches, culverts, - MEINTZER TILE 40 Complet e Ott,ces _, - pie?, w-inventory S real _____________________________ 31030rIadoDr. DEBARY LAKEFRONT - 2 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-4 BEDROOM, $33,000. SELLER Bdrm, 2 bath, was $33,000. WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. Now $30,000. • blue lien or fashion shop for $13,300. Call anytIme: Fi1n AInonEssEn far prers.sIvo stiop. Highest cemI$s1st, indcie,1ng ________________________ • CARPET & FURNITURE I,) CLEANING OFF 'CE FUll NI fliP E ______________________________ LEISURE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 2 ' See our beautiful new BROADbath Doublewide mobilehome MORE, front S rear BR's. on 10 ecr1s in Osteen. Cleared *Z$ WOULDN'T BE ANVIl - Sent, Florida - 53-N.Radjo5te n-?blle Homes _________________________________ Fenced back yard and "li. $31,000. °f Your club aCtivities. Ization would like to be 300 N French Ave. - - - ramIcTIIe 3777, 322-0fl9,332 5353 Classified Ad. Just dial 333. 9113 or call toll free 1-100-211. , The weather iS perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything fast weth a want ad 72AUCIIOn _:- - __ _______________ + 2 meals a day. L PuWs May 13,20,27,1 June 3. CarpetCleaning 21 hr. - ' PLUMBING BUSINESS corn- cottage & every imaginable __________________ 2 STOnY OLDER HOME. COM. $Øn to: 1228 Free as?. _______________________ 53 2344$ French Ave. 322023? Sanford Ft. in The Evening Herald. stay areas and locations still ________________________ -- available. Serlou inquires ' Ifyo'urClubororgan.sty. Call Ben Bush 3ie 331. provisions of Florida -Statute - $B1iY$W10ItCbt$Sr. - - - - Dated at Orlendo, -Orange - ' appear In this listing Oath I JUST THINK, Ir Ct.AU1FICD - .*JjL d. 4 ., ' - + ______________________ Top PrIces Paid ''Used, any condition644 1126 531 5)97 -Antique'S, modern furniture. Originally $6'49. assume pay. cozY & NEAT 3 Bdrm. 2 bath ___________________________ ________________________ , kfl person Is needed for ' puter- operated. Requires 3 hours par week. Choice sales and service of SICTION It Afl erdinonces or - *SO5U1 Cast'. MOCIs. 1U*y, Jvtian R. toe - - PubllehMay6,13,20.77,1155' - ------i - f3rtw, -- John 5. Po*. 'A9pICaUonS at area sporting goods ator., - - , bUshlow st,rsirioe are as hereby repealed. That said sde Is being made to . SECTION ii follOws: - . -satisly tesi terms ci s.. writ shall '' uh1f nald N. Live ExecutIo&- will beat the Lengwood Village Shoping Center from 10 a.m. untIl - and Seminole County youth sports activities. . - p.. Sanford, Florida, the £b*ve Olymple Fu Rim, 8a.m., IO,0-meters, Q-,' , - $$CTlotl 5:11 any s-i3ctlsnor will register with me Oert of.the portion of a .s.ctlors of tilts or Cowl its and br Seminole dktance paves is be htvcfld, lions,'t the Front (West) Door of - The Mobile Unit of the Cenirri Thrlda Bleed Bank , ., Florida, and Choplor 71297, Lone - - _-__1_- carouset, stIll in warranfy. ALL FLORIDA REALTY sell something with a plus yet tax shelter. Corn- '11:00A.M. ot the 20th day of May proof of shall be hod $0 imlOildOte V - - 7322*11. A* for . flobsrls. ICISISIS f - A.D. 1150. offer for sale aid sell $0 miics. tile I IctElsus name, to-pit Impak the voiidlty, corco or eøcct __________________ _______________________________________________________________________ - the highest b1dd1T for cash, LOVE'$ CARPENTER SE2VICI CI 'Y o'ilv ssoflon or portal this VSANTED-SPICIALTY cootc. be - b4 to prepare. - uabl.ct to ony and all existing ,msr ics us are gngage In ordinance. - ' SATURDAY, MAY 31 Seminole County Leaps of Womel 'F.ters swnmer , luncheon, 11:3) a.m. Lord Qiumley's, Altamonte pj of Seminole honith csresp3ciallatz. j- L.onqwood, Seminole County, Florida, will of County Florid., upon rsc.W Of lmIaItvt. or uncaintitutlonal, it - 'T of Is-hereby given that the OI*SC 49.1240, Laws of Florida, County. Florida. $ubiect properly un4e,slgned, pursuint to - the of Central Florida, at the University Inn. Reservations Urough May 23, Fee includes lunch. Cell Dean Cl Men, - Bingo SLOT MACHINES greet future for a self. starter. Previous sales SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS! t3att & Ulown CUSTOM IN SULAT ION CO 3?) -Ill) or 8)1 Ming, Edg i ng, etc ___________________ ___________________ 107W. Commercial ADVERTISING OUT EARN NEVADA'S new advertisers. A InsulatIon ______________________________ anytime ments of $21 mo. Ag 33g . ______________________ 2to 6 3fl.39t1 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME -_____________________ City misc Call 32) ns 1397020 APPLIANCES & PLUMBING - FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni ture,203E.25thSt.3730911. ____________________ limitless. Call today for pp. polntment. Phone3fl 7151, Sanford -_____________________ __________________________ Every Wed. & Sat.. SALES ' __________________________ From IlOto NOTICE UNDU FICTITiOUS Cityol Langwood,Flos'ida, and the [n 1 g liemid provisions of said Charter of the NAME STATUTE y Senior Citizen discount Free esl. - TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty WE BUY USED FURNITURE, Sold orlg. 1409.35, used short time. Bal. $159.11 or $1.33 mo. Agent 3)9.1314. - .anor Ave., enroute to JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. In bY me geverning authority j Q49 Room Comfort Center, 7455 John Young Pkway. 795 6077 _____________________ Service. Used Machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES 323 0697 Airport. Building on property could oilily be converted to W. Garnelt White country' Yours.tQr 517.5001 REALTQR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE Buslness.7:30IstTues. Nw the world's largest money maker $5,955 to s.iso equipment investment. Well + JET STEAM iiq't, "3317132 Mdew off Roof, est Walls Tog Dollar Paid br IU flk & Used N.of42101117.12 sian with full company - chairman - ordinance becomlog efNCtivs, the $oofTr'JJm resident and prupaJ'iy 'nars In the above deKrlbsd annexed ares cotts SemInOIS Mt.J.WIIIdS4IAI. skalibeseWlttedt.allcitherlgi*s and prlvllees and immunities as lio)' MIY & are, from timetotlme, dta'mlned _______ DIWM Tier 10, A.C, Martin's Addition, as - ____ 4 Comiity College folláwing: LoIs 4 and 5, Pock ______ Norman deVere Howard Cbspter IJDC, noon, home "' marked:- GREENHOUSE WITH thetsrmsoftheCh.rtsrolthe I'Y aforesaid cOurt on the 7th day land herein described • waive any lnformalities and March A.O. 1950. in that certain technicalities In bidding, and to annexed. YouhPrognhmne.nannajVohat.AI,reriation - Longwuod. Florida, pursuant the sail of the circuit Court o riled any'* au s or certain limits of the City of Langwood, Seminole County, Florida, upon a portions of a bId as stipulated in Florida, be and tee same are final redefined so as to Include ment rendered In the the FORM OF PROPOSAL, • t• - -, THURSDAY, MAY25 - and address of the bidder • 2lhrs. KENMORE WASHER-pa frontage on heavily traveled S. , Mary GriffIth Realtor 2565 322-2420 ' --------__________________________ 1' + Reconditioned room A C's- 4000 to 30.000 BTU's 90 day guar 1 pc. or houseful _339 $354 across from Sanora (county). - Price $17,500 for all three. Trade or terms. OK. - .op,n 2 to 6 daily WITH YOUR NEEDS _________________ that by virtue of those certaIn AND DELIVERED NOT LATER 1241. Laws of FlorIda, 190, Writs of Execution as listed above THAN DATE AND HOUR Chapter 75-297, Laws of Florida, InS, and Florida Statute 171,064. and more particularly that MENTIONED ABOVE. Marshal, British Army," 1691 ProvIdence B1V - BlVd. ml JetC$eaning -. ______________________ Beauty Care -_______ Orig. $529. nOw $203 or $19 mo+ 3 RESlDNTIA LOTS 60x196' freshly paintedt Washer & + $350 mo. I under if you qualify WE ARE CONCERNE'D 30 Ifwy.I7.92 - 24-Business Opl30rtunities - + + ____________________ W'li buy old class rings & sliver . ZONED COMMERCIAL 150' NEW HVES _______________ to and ______ made a part of the City of sled envelope bearing the .John Alexander Air Conditioning - ___________________ BATEMAN REALTY 1+ acre! Gazebo, pond, guest - 24 HOUR [13 322-9283 SCENIC BEAUTY 6+ Acres on the Wekiva. Only $110,000. - -NOil([ Exp. school teacher will tutor durIng summer months, 6th - _________________________ Central Temp will service AC-s. Buy & Sell, the finest in uSed furniture, Refrig., stoves, $15 mo. No down payment, home on a fenced lot In a quiet CLOSE IN-) Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLLCE. Plenty of ******** App4yinp.rscnrnchiv,y,) TEACH STITCHERY - H.E. Nabeil d.b-a' Stokes wIth the contract documents, in Florida, Cash 322.4132 _____________________________ Spanish Furniture. Florida Power&Ught Sunshine Room, 301 N. Myrtle . ... _____________________________ -- will get results. 2IJS")S.French(17.fl;Sen?ord ANYONE IN THE Dryer. Only 134,900. iT'SASTEALI 10 Acres for only $22,300. Plenty STOP IN TODAY, BE WORKING TOMORROWI 21-tuafl9nsWanted tCSSH performance bond and labor •Id COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Plaintiff vs. John Alexander Defendant FIREPLACE, Central H&A. + 2 acres to expand Ofl. prlv., $450 mo 1st, last & sac. - $1 595 __________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ MICOWAVE.QUASAR - i.1 •J: FURNITUPEITHINGS 500 S Sanford Ave 3flfopJ 3236393 Multi power settings, s yr. parts Going fishing? Get all the equipment you need for those big ones with a want ad. 2 OR. Ai.. AC. __________________________ The sooner you place tour Get Cash Buyers for a small Investment. Place a low cost Good Condition, 5500 Call 377 3129 I _______________________________________________ ______ - ________________________ MdRr HOMES THAN 1 Bdrm, 2 baths, log home. Has EXEC. HOME - 21%'S with family room, all equipped In Spare or' art - tIm. sates help _________________________ Case Ne. 7 9 433) bidder will be required to furnish graduates, 1p.m., EnyartAIumnIFèldHouae, Winter Park. Reception for seniors and guests, 3 p.m., Cornell '. - JUST MAKE PAYMNT5-'69 - _________________________ CARE. __________________________ and to annex said ares, , .-- APPLIANCES Mlford Fur. niture Salvage 322 5721 ______________ We buy used furniture ____________________________ _____________________ lnc..ReaIt WE LIST ANDSELL BACK TO NATURE _________________________ Ceunty Court company for not less than 5 per'S NOW, THEREFORE. IT $emlnelecounty,pIpllda csntofthebasebid.Thesuccesaful ORDAINED BY THEBE CITY SUNDAYMAYZ5 0 -- Interest of CIty of L.onqwood, by a cIfled check or bid bond Florida, tothe scc DEW-I) - _____________________ reproduc1io cost. upon return - praiser as to the sufficiency of ._______ ______________________________ such Petition pursuant to the , 1a-Iisip documents In good condition terms of said Charter received; BOARD OF COUNTY evening students, 12:15 p.m., Enyart Alumni F1'eld Center. 373,5963 refunded, less $ 13.00 to coyer A.D., 1910. WE - . 32-Houses Unfurnished _______________________ PEOPLE CALL ANN ETTE blackeysd PaiL $3 bii. HIM 1245, Laws of Florida, 1969, end 1913, and the certification ci the SATURDAY, MA'iZI Polish National Alliance Lodge3tlS Spring Dance, AltarnonteClvic Center. For reservations call 671-4m. REALTOR,3n71,e convenient, nice neigh. bortmod. Adults, no pets. $773 - HELPING you PICK Fibrida, this 13th day of May, upondeposltof$25.0O*hlchwllibe Seminole County Property Ap9:30 a.m,, call Doris Rogers for reservations, -- _______ J.., NEEDED Old Backyard Car I0rJUNK& RECONDITION 377 1379 SOFA-Antique white-pink quilted floral cushions. 2 blue velvet chairs, green hide-a bed, 2 walnut bookcases, chest _______________________________ 3161 CeleryAve. DescrIbed as Lying Between $15.00 per set to defray cost of pursuant totM Charterof The City Orange Avenue and SemInole reproduction and handling, as set forth above. Avenue. d bdrm, dbl carport, very CY. 2 WK. SALARY. Cranberry beans, $ 13, Suburban Homes, Plat Book S. Senior citluni trip to Fort Lauderdale for Jungle + &terIing Silver, Oriental Rugs, DUPLEX for rent, lovely WE HAVE JOBS OF YOU PICK t, foilowlng described rights-of way, to-wit: - - -- -. 8341603 (Dealer). _______________________ . LOWEST FEE AGEN- BECAUSE and all right of the County of condition within S days slier the Range 30 East, Seminole CountY. entertainment. For information call 323-4450. + - .. - A.T. ______________________ ______________________ documents In good usable temporary Resort, Walt Disney World, drinks, 6p.n; - - 68-Wanted to Buy - -- -- __________________________ REAL ESTATE Fenced,A.H,w.wcarpet SOUTH'S LARGEST a -- 9-Good TNngs to Eat vacating and abandoning, mittlng bona tide bids and return LONGWOD HILLS. PB 6 PG 13, Zip-A-Dee-Zoo-Day, Wild West Auction and Musical Jamboree to benefit Central Florida Zoo, Con- - -- Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97. So of Sanford 327 5721+ _____________ - venlent location. $17,250. - - '"" . heretofore given, passed, and Council of Arts - Sciences Financial Management -- &T., AC. Special Rates for Compleses HEAI,THDEPT. - LngwcodLskeMary - 322.4321 as - ' - . - . ofdrawers,cedarchejt,small skirted vanity, porch glIder. 3274141. 24395 Myrlle Ave Orlando Sanford 377 1577 3210640 -- S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & I chairs. $50 each. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92 S. of Sanford. 372 1721. + CROCKETT SEIGLER REALTY - NeapolitanoSarona "FamousLipplzz" at Stud toapproved mares 5551 51-A-Furniture - _______ 5 ACRES WITH STOCKED, CATFISH POND, GENEVA ' AREA. 521.000. 31 A1)iplexes _________________________ _______________________ _________________________ Loriood, Florida, a P lIon ford, S,i,islil* COUfllyD loilda, 3277), upon reest accompanied follows: ________________ ____________________ 66-Horses _______________________ home. - contaIning the names of properly Room in the'Courthouse at .. 76 MUSTANG stereo, A-C. sunroof. Excel. cond Best offer above 5.4.000, Call after 5 00 327 1159 -- - REALTOR, 327 749$ SEVERABILITY AND EP. NOTICE lsherebygIventhat$he change In Orlando; and may be FECTIVE DATE. - BoardofCountyCommlsslon.rsof obtained or ret,lewed from the PecsooalitySmaliCats Availabietogood home • 319 5115 finding a place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service _____________________ - _______ - ----- GOLF COURSE LOT OVER- r7 or total inventory of brand mo. 3 BR, iB.wwcarpet,gas heat, newly refurbished Inside - Quiet "Watt.Wise" certified _________________________ University of Florida's Village Center assembly room. . ••__• •- .- '72 PINTO 1 295 2 OR. - AT, A.C. coins. Top dollar paid. Call Reg.RealEstateflroker 120 N.PdrkAve.3726123 _______________________ __________________ ______________ JENNY CLARK. REALTY, REALTORS 323.1591 ______________________ (ompantj See Jimmie Cowan ___________________________ _____________________ Hair, 1911 French Ave., Sanford. CLOSING, VACATING AND public Inspection in lhe offices Of RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR ABANDONING RIGHTS.oPwAy F.W. Dodge Plan Room and Florida Farmworkers, May Derr, discussion leader. Open to public. . •+ __, E+k'IRAtLEAN WANT ADS, ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL time.OriglnaI$393.bai.s1.lor $71 mo. Agent 339 *3'b a set. Sanford Auction 12155. French (17-92) 323-7310 - INCLUDE SAID LAND AN. ' Suniand Est. & Sanford Ave. 114 UveOak Lane, AltamonteSprtngs.Toptc: Status of - •. +- USED CARS ______________________ way, Daytona Beech. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION FACILITY BUILDING. school commons, - -- -..-.4 of yr. at preseason rates. Complete. Available until May Furn. Apt. fOrSr. Citizen -With following. Apply King of $119,000 NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH-. Ground floor, poolside. Condo. 2 INSULATION INSTALLER 'en In my Chairman CommunityCoil.ge.Thefoiiowlng THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF Publish: May 20, 1950 BUILDINGS SPRING CLEARANCE' t SANFORD. COUNTRY ROAD $2,500 EACH. BR bunk hOuse, S0'x20' greenhou w2000 inventory, worm farm & much more. $1i7 INC. N TV, F L OR I A; $ do babysItting ANYtime, Chamber Cl Commerce. $5 fee includes lunch and ' YTONAAUT OAUCTION ings. • 3oxlexi2 for $3577.00 2'i ACRES-PAVED ROAD. oak & magnolia trees- 2 F1' oak floors - modernized kit. . 4 BR -2' 0-3 BR guest house. 2 -__________________________ inapt. $323mo. 1. $325 dep. Ma. Clifton 322.3$)). economIc impact slaternents may wIll be received by Owner, Board Allan F. K.esh, the Board Room of Seminole INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN lull care of your clill Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot o our lot V Enterprise. inc. Medel Inc.. Reallor 6443013 University. 3310251. Informaiion • DeLANO Cozy? Bdrm, lbatp,, brick home. Fireplace, many trees, & ______________________________ :.1Dff.1viliao. SANDALWOOD V1LLAS-2 Op• calls. Equal ___________________- • , ____________ 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults onj) Lake Am.' JtJt So. of Blvd. on 17.fl In. Sanford. Call 333.5670 producer of fact9ry built modular Inmyhome Dayor Night 373-Wi be obtaIned at the School'Board of Trustees, for Seminole Corn. REDEFINING THE COR. office, 1211 Mellonville, Avenue, munityCCollege at 9:00 A.M., PORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY Sanford, Florida. - -- S Fl. Tuesday, May 20, 1,$O-33 ____________________________ •'. ________ 1)-Autos -- - TRACTOR-8a5 case, Iike,pev. ' $3,995 or trade for tate model truck. Call 3726793. -- -- EvenlngFrald, Sanford, _________________________ ________________________ I ACRES LAKEFRONT IN DELTONA. 575250 VA.FHA.235.ConHome WEHANDLERENTALS 37-Business Property -- pro&ction carpenters helpers _____________________ ______________________ copies of these policies and their Sealed bids from Contractors 20 5, Range 30 5, SEMINOLE THURSDAY, MAY22 ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH - 2-#aanEciprn ABOVE GROUND POOL-is' x 75' with pump & fflter, $500. U. ________ -- -- ____________________ I ______________________ LOVELY 3 Acre Homesite • _________________________ ____________________________ , SANFORD-i Bdrm deluxe, all dee, air. w-w carpet. Adults, no pets. $200 mo. 373.509, _______________________ ASSEMBLERS Positions now open for See' home. Carport & water turnished. Yard Owner kept. No children or pets. Ideal for retirees. 3221LS1. - SANFORD COURTS Nowavallablel Reduce your living cost by residing in one of our "Watt. Wise" certified energy at. ficlent 1 1. 2 bedroom units. Features galore, including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 323.3301. Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, adults. Furniture available. Sanford Airport 322.7900. EquaiOpportunity Employer acres REALTORS ____________________ -Chfld Care _____________________________ PG 15, SECTION 29, TC.WNSHIP Small Business SemInar, noon to 5 p.m., Sanford ACRES CLEARED - PASTURE NEAR AIRPORT $17,900 GOOD TERMS. • home rental, on 2 acres. $35,000. $10,000 down. CHOICE 2 bdrm.. Like new. Room for nice garden plus lovely tree shaded yard, fruit trees, central HIA. kitchen equipped, Florida rm, w-w _______________ ____________________ _________ 33 - pets. 322.6271. OFFICE CLERK with secure 33 year old local company. - AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: C 20 implemented Ii F.S. 231.40. For CO L L E 0 E, S A N F 0 R D, LoS 24 LONOWOOD HILl Recovery mc,, 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road Alt.amonte Springs, 2'i 2 BR. l"z B. Townshou$eCondo, pool, CH&A. $3000 to assume mortgage. Assumption, VA release. - 6 References. 322 1177. __________________________ 2 Bedroom.) Bath. Central HIA. convenient location. $233 mo. ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex. perlenced with Inboard 5up lrtoard.o,jtrd. BOAT ASSEMBLERS I 4$fflr' exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. caDent company benef Its, tO pd. holidays, pension & in. surance. Apply AMF . SANFORD-3 Bdrm,, air I heat, w-w carpet Ing, $300 mo. + _________________ in person AMF Powerboat - DIV. 1w 3am St. Located on Sanford Airport. . dreamhouse on 1 REMODELED lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath, prefect retirement location, fenced yard, wall for Watering, qul area. cOny, to Eves, 3fl 0612. ise, 207 E. 25th 5?. _____________________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished ___________________________ Fiberglass Laminator's Ex. perienced only. Excellent company benefits, 10 paId holidays, insurance, an Equal $32,500. FHA-VA or Assump. _____________________________ Celery Ave.,Mon. morning identIty. 323.4221 OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, ANNEX ING TO AND IN. CLUDINO WITHIN THE COR. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND - thosepersons lntere5ted,complele FLORIDA. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Sanford Civic Center OFFICE FURNITURE tomie6 Gifices 339-7020 LONGWOOD much more. $92,000. DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 .' $31.999. . phone ORDINANCE NO.101 John E. Polk ' . Sanford-Breaklast Rotary Execution, amendment of polIcy 60x59S32.13 Seminole County, Florida which is a sImilar policy for tar. Publish May 13, 20, 27, & Jun12, mlnal Jeave bend It of In. structional employees and DEW.61 Civic Center, Barbara Thomas will speak on Women's Rights in the Farmworker Movement. Free to the _ $50,000. TERMS AVAILABLE 2.1 NEW CRPET & paint. $3,000 wOwner wIll hd . AppIyat101 Magnolia 323-SODS _______________________ Sunday - Noon Frlda Chiien grIeving. 3fl491S. Seminole ianeousforiaie - . - - 43-Lots-Acreage mtg. $36.S0. Dr. $300 per mo., fIt, last & - SOOS.O.k $41 7553. - _- - WHY PAY RENT? Brand ne'w31' bath homes foe under $250 ________________ mo. 3BEDROOM,1 Bath, Pinecrest. Lar, fenced yard, new paint ANXIOUS to sell 5 yr. old at. tractive 3 bath. ___________ __________ ________ -- REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 2Roo Howard Howland . ________________________ Seminole County League of Women Voters, 11:30 - nc 41-Housps Little Wekiva. Available the or Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood.Lalie Mary Uons, 7 p.m., Quality Iflhl, Harold Hall Realty 1-2 Home in AltamonteSprjngL wnable Weekly & mOrdhly MarTha M. Wheaton. Defendant NOTICEOFSHERIPP'SIALI American," Radio Moscow + 3cons.cutivetlmU -- .$c a line that by vIrtue of those certaIn '1950 . ions weie triggered by a court WrIts ci Execution as lIsfod aov, oew.ai decision te acdt mr wte and mor, partIcularly that ________________________ Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m,, social hail, Interstate 4 and State Road 434. the Clerk of the Circu Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac - -- i,. lled and huMreda reported Monday. . . - • T41-Hàises . iI1ou --Unfurrshed ___ _____ ________ 323-77ltatt 6 . Church, Sanford. - 6 - -_____ - - . , •, • 2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, - ..,. .-- - - - __ ----p. ---.----- ------------------.-..------------_'---* ___ . _____________ -.-- .-- - ;.:j. . , - - , - . 4 - - - 1 I.. 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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 . - - •' - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 20, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1980. 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' .. -.. 1 - - -- - L': —: --'---. _.-- i---- - --_ :-;:- -- - - .- -------5 ._------ - - -- . - - -.5 - _S_ _i — - - -- -.-•.--, SUNDAY - EDITION -- -- - IL 72nd Year, No. 231—Sunday, May 18,198D—Sanford, IorIda 12771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 35 Cents - S - _ - • * _ ----'—:.. ------- - - a SEE --.---.--• -. -.-_-:_--._ --• --.--.-• 12—EvefliflU Herald Sanford, Fl. •- '; -. . ..... ST:T.T . F6d I A S R...e S yStem.. . ginst Scho0- I I Friday, May 16, 1980 Waltons' Cast By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Stall Writer . High School. . ment, would be affected. Dagg said, claiming students learned administrators, Chicu was not admitted vestigators. Dagg said the district now has to begin The report states the district has tailed Dagg said he and other school district English very quickly from their volun- for a day. But Central Florida lawyers say they a period of negotiations with the Office of The Seminole school district has 30 to provide a program to identify students administrators have yet to begin working teer instructors. days to propose a program for non- from homes where primarily foreign on a solution acceptable to the civil rights But the report states only 73 of the 145 kept on the case, and later discovered the Civil Rights, which has appointed a "task English speaking students, or face languages are spoken and who need help investigators, adding that the report students who need help learning English district was not providing Troung wiTh force" to handle the Seminole Count' possible loss of. about $3 million. problem. learning English, or a program to teach arrived Thursday and he has no had a had a Dividends volunteer, and only 46 of someone to teach her English. The district will attempt to determine The Office of Civil Rights, a division of those students enough English to get chance to study It thoroughly. The legal services corporation filed a the volunteers actually spoke the foreign the federal Department of Education, through school. The actual decision on how to handle language of the student. Complaint on Chieu's behalf, and on Jan. the best solution, Dagg said, a solution has fouid the school district The district has 30 days to prepare an the report will have to be made by the While the report did not say volunteer 28 a (earn of federal investigators began which must be. approved by the federal discriminates against non-English initial solution to the problems found by school board, he said. teachers were unacceptable, it said a four-day look into the treatment of non- agency. Dagg said the district may even be speaking students, in violation of -the the investigators, then several months to Dagg said he still believes the school volunteers who do not know the foreign English speaking students-in the district. Civil Rights Act of 1964. Under the legal interpretations of the eligible for some money under grants hammer out the fine details with the district's program for teaching English language are. If the problems cited by the office are federal agency. to students who speak only one of about it was a complaint from a student Civil Rights Act of 1964, the district must given districts for teaching English to not corrected, the county could lose about if the district refuses to cooperate with 33 other languages spoken in area homes, being taught English by a volunteer ho provide an "equal educational op. non-English speaking students. lobe Lev, an attorney with Central $3 million in federal funds each year. the Office of Civil Rights, it could lose Is the best possible, despite the 11-page - could not speak Vietnamese which portunity" to students who (10 not speak English, according to the Department of Florida Legal Services, said he "enjoyed That figure could rise if money given to about $3 million a year in money given to opinion to the contrary by the govern- started the investigation. the district by the federal government the district directly from the Department ment. Chieu My Troung, a refugee from Education, formerly part of the reading the report" accusing the school through the state is also threatened, of Education, said Theodore Dagg, the Currently, students requiring help -Vietnam living in Cusselberry, was Depirtnwnt of Health Education and district of "ignoring the law when it suits their purpose." The office issued the report this week, school district's assistant superintendent learning English receive help through enrolled in Lake Howell High School Welfare, four months after a team of investigators for instruction. He said he was hopeful the report Two unidentified Vietnamese-speaking the county's Dividends volunteer after a dispute which brought assistance visited the schools, acting on a complaint high school students will not graduate would force the district into providing Dagg added he did not know whether program. from Central Florida Legal Services, filed last October, on behalf of a Viet- other money, given to the district "There's.nothlng that beats one on one, Due to a misunderstanding between this year, because of a lack of proficiency proper education for non-English namese-speaking student at Lake Howell through the state by the federal govern- and that's what these kids are getting," Lake Howell administrators and district in English, a principal told the in- speaking students. -- CO. Earl Hammer (tot right). creator of `M( - Returns ' 'Home' In celebration of the 200th hour of "The Waltons," Earl Hamner, creator of the Peabody and multi.Emmy Awardwinning drama series, appears as host-narrator in a special two-hour episode that iriludes highlights from the show's past eight seasons and a visit to Hamner's boyhood home in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. There he talks to his mother, brothers and sisters, upon whom he modeled the Walton characters. It will be broadcast Thursday, May 22, on CBS. - As John and Olivia Walton and their children join .Grandma In celebrating her birthday and begin leafing through their present to her, an album filled with family photos, memories are rekindled, and the scenes that created those memories evolve in flashback form. From early scenes when several of the younger children were very small — - Grandpa was bubbling with wisdom, Grandma was in command and Mary Ellen was a tomboy instead of a widowed mother — we see the story of a family. As the 1930s turn into the '40s, the Depression is left behind and World War Ii's distant rumblings become. a reality; scenes also reflect the personal dramas that were played out on Walton's Mountain as family members remember the joys, uncertainties, disappointments and pains that blend into family life. Memories include the eldest son's decision to become a writer, the Easter Olivia took her first real steps back to recovery from polio, and the night the Walton home burned. Also among the events recalled are John and Olivia's 25th wedding anniversary and their high school reunion, Mary Ellens wedding, the birth of the first grandchild, Grandma's stroke and fight back, and the sudden death of Grandpa. in the segment devoted to the Hamner family, Earl Hamner takes viewers to Schuyler, Va., and the home where he and his brothers and 'sisters were born. He introduces the Walton stars to their Hamner prototypes who gathered for the occasion at the house where all the memories were once really lived and where Doris Hamner, Earl's mother, still lives, with her son, James (the model for Jim-Bob Walton). boyhood home and of ,. his family, upon whom he based the Walton characters. Among the members ía in ii y visited are Earl's mother Doris .(top left), the prototype of "-' ouv.a1 i ori'1iye(. .y Michael IAarfled, (top center), and - Paul and Bill Hammer (bottom left and right), -both of whom are represented by Ben Walton (Eric Scott, bottom center). Hamner a'so shows viewers the surroundltig coun tryside as he walks along roads he knew as a boy and visits such spots as the general store-gas station from which he created Ike Godsey's store on Walton's Mountain. Series creator Hamner is also executive co-producer and executive story consultant for "The Waltons." •. . • - CHEST _______ FREEZER 9,0 CU. FT. * Credit Local Banks Consider - Charng For (ards - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer You may be getting a charge in more ways than one from your credit cards in the near future, Banks that serve credit card customers in Seminole County indicate they are cortderjng tacking on an annual lee to charge accounts, and Southeast banks are already charging Visa and Master Card holders $18 per year. REFRIC 14. NC B( Although other banks have not yet instituted fees, Mike Loggins, vice president for Sun Banks, said It is being considered very strongly at that institution. "We're probably going to have to," he said a IV..:r"Nc7LE 1Errc AND V.<C 16 cuJti Io FEL1 T46 tJAP1. OF C-i-Us A fV ANP MOVIL- ACIcc?. U1A6tE 1-0 'Hl2 He 1 c- Mt-Act I0 -- Moa --CALL NOW IULOVIC)4Y' DRYER 5 CYCLE-3 TEMP. PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE 1. I Mod.IEHT141PIC LE M A I flTi I I FTTI 323w2013 - iii 'Rent To Own 'No Credit Hassle MODEL LHAI"GW 'No Long Term Obligation *No Security Deposit WESTGATE, TV Sanford *1313 .MA*T SNOPPINSCINTUN Orange City 175-610011 sWV. 17.fl POUCTOWNUS SHOPPINSCINTIN us.isss MASON PLAZA— MASON AVI. •n.nl, 3)1.OWN HWY. The fee at Southeast Banks, according to Michael Shelley, bank president, is In response to President Carter's efforts to curtail consumer credit. But Caudle said Barrett has not needed to take any action to comply with federal guidelines. "Our volume of outstanding credit card debt has dropped," he said. "The "The credit card business has not number of transactions per customer been repriced since 1968. What other is also down. It was largely due to the psychological effect of the President's business do you know of that Is at the actions. Consumers are paying atsame price now as in 1968?" he asked. "It costs more to do business now. One tention. "We didn't need to do anything. way to make up for it is with the credit Bank card outstandings (debt) are card fee." cyclical anyway. Besides, our posture Loggins said if the fee is charged, it has been to wait until the federal probably will happen before the reserve system is through insummer is over. President's the terpreting Jerry Crowley, senior vice guidelines." president at Corn Banks, agreed that Caudle predicted, however, that the cost of the credit card business has credit restrictions will be lifted in the "escalated out of sight." next couple of months. studying the are He said Corn Banks Meanwhile, most local banks say annual possibility of charging an they are continuing to tighten credit credit card fee. requirements. that commitment "But that's not a 'We are continuing to expand our we will or we won't," he said. conservative policies," said John Barrett, Flagship, Atlantic and Quarterman, vice president in charge Tropic banks also are studying the - -- I ' - -1 :- • - '-L- - .: . - - -.. _______ :t - d" . ... 4., '., . . -; . - .-'... ".'i' ' ti'' - ...•.; --. - '. '4', - '. .f' - '- -- Is the cost of credit going sky high? of installment loans at Flagship Bank. to cancel a planned effort to so licit "With more stringent criteria, our new customers. aim is to reduce the number of Visa Coin Banks are screening credit cards outstanding," he said. "New applications closely, but Crowley said customers will not be sought." the bank's policy continues to be to 7)S N. MILLIAVI. HAVANA, Cuba UPI I — Police almost incessant anti-American news harrmcides around the U.S. interest reports,-have evacuated 17 diplomats section were lifted Saturday to allow an and dependents from Havana. expected one million Cubans to march on Only three U.S. diplomats and the 383 the building in an anti-American rally dissidents remained inside the building Washington feared would erupt into and were eating food and drinking water violence. -delivered to them through the Cuban Red There was no immediate word on Cross. whether President Fidel Castro would The march past the mission was a sign participate in the massive parade, cx- of the severe strain in U.S-Cuban pected to last seven hours. Cuban relations, triggered' by the dramatic government officials said there would be tligt d more than 4?a, Cubans to . sPSSdS$. .About one million Cubans were exWhile many Havana residents said pected to file past the box-like, eightthey were eager to participate in the antistory Interest section, which serves as an American march, some grumbled they "enthassy" in the absence of diplomatic were going only because neighbors and relations, on the wide Malecon Avenue on employers could consider a no-show as a Havana's coastline, sign of a lack of revolutionary fervor. Traffic around the mission has been The fear took on added significance blocked off by police barricades since 383 earlier this month when officials began former political prisoners who had been handing out certificates of at te ndance at seeking visas to the United States took a May Day march -raising speculation refuge In the complex during a clash with as to whether similar papers would be Castro supporters. issued for Saturday's rally and what they Washington, fearing the mission and 'would be used for In the future. its occupants would be attacked by The march was to demand an end to -, But Quarterman said no one holding serve the customer." a credit account in good standing will "We're getting down a little quicker have his account canceled. tougher on delinquent Banks in other states reportedly and being accounts of accounts and those who exceed their have been canceling the limits," Loggins said of Sun Bank 'customers who pay their full balance policy. "And we're revoking them by the due date, thus avoiding interest quicker. But we're not dropping 0, charges. anyone who maintains a good account "People who pay in full each month and stays within the pararmietersof the are the least profitable of the credit contract. card customers," said Sheffey, "but Those holders of credit cards from we're not taking their cards." "We are issuing cards only to Southeast Bank who (10 not wish to pay customers of the bank, however," he the annual fee will have to stop t, said. Customers of the bank are those charging purchases by the effective who maintain another relationship date of the fee. Then, even if it takes pay off the outwith the bank besides the credit card, several months such as a checking or savings ac- standing balance, the card holder will not have to pay the 818, according to count, he explained, is Sheffey. Caudle said all Barnett has done to - DeLand Daytona Beach New Smyrna Orlando ni-nw 212$. WOODLAND BLVD. possibility, according to spokesmen for those institutions. Chuck Caudle, president in charge of revolving credit at Barnett Bank, said the fee is a logical income for the bank card business, which he said is "transaction intensive." That means there's a- lot - o( paperwork to handle, he said. Havana Cubans Rally Against U.S. marchers barraged by two weeks of the U.S. Navy base in Guantanamo. Guard Starts Get-Tough Policy - KEY WEST, Fin. (UPI) — With returning boats piling up offshore, Cuban port of Mariel. The Coast Guard said it has received waiting to get into port with their cargo of reinforcements and now will board every refugees, the Coast Guard began a new boat it even suspects of heading south get- tough policy aimed at stopping the toward Muriel harbor to pick up Cubans. flow of vessels heading for Cuba. Boats arriving Friday had to wait an Two Coast Guard cutters, meanwhile, average of five hours before they could searched the Florida Straits north of dock and then another hour to unload, as Cuba today for the commercial fishing sweltering passengers marked time boat Ogala winch reportedly had radioed impatiently in the 90-degree heat. it was sinking with 300 people aboard. Many elderly refugees had to be Several boats reported hearing the i-emmioved on stretchers, suffering Ironi distress call, but a Coast Guard dehydration, heat exhaustion and spokesman said by mid-morning hunger. Long lines of refugees snaked Saturday the cutters Vigorous and ar o und the concrete dock area under the Courageous had spotted neither the torrid sun. The pace slackened considerably, fishing boat nor any debris in the search area about 25 miles northwest of the however, alter darkness fell. Beer, Wine And Movies? Ritz Theatre May Reopen - Avenue in Sanford may be reopening because state law forbids rezoning within with a new flair. two years after annexation without Herald Staff Writer to the city approval of the county commission. businessman has applied A on Magnolia Ritz Theatre former The .,.lI ,.A in rr,tn thia iuJønd2 th II th I IIMIVU MI U I#& WIM fl — Lu UJ'.I IVI old facility. According toaspokesman at request of Harry Reynolds for conthe city's planning and zoning office, a sideration of a preliminary plat of 17 lots businessman told the departme' he In Ridgewood Acres on the west side of plans to reopen the theatre and convert it Ridgewood Avenue between Terrace Into a facility much like the Empty Drive and Marie Avenue when the apPttcberinWlnterPark,wherebeerand plican t failed to present a plan containing wine are served to patrons watching first engineering data. Approved a plat for 10 lots In run movies. When John Lawson, who requested a Ramblewood, Unit II In the Hidden Lake conditional use at the 201 S. Magnolia planned unit development. Approved a change in the Avenue facility for sale of beer and wine, did not show up at the Thursday's redevelopment plan for Ramblewood, planning and zoning commission Unit .1, to allow side yard setback of 18 feet Instead of 20 feet on lots 20 and 30. - meeting, his request was tabled. _ Approved a site plan and granted a Standard policy of the boardistotable items when applicants do not show up. request to permit the Sanford Auction at In other business, the planning and 1215 French Ave. to have an area where zoning commission: no more than four vehicles are on sale at — Denied arequest from Mrs Missouri a time, Approved a site plan to permit Belle Swofford to rezone the hall-acre tract of newly annexed property at the family amusement game room at 121$ southern extension of Ridgewood Avenue French Ave. By DONNA ESTES s. ,.,in* I4lS 1000, -- -.. -. -. - ,• .- -. - - .-' :-_ '' - — - - - a _0 Approved a request from larry between SemIn*_ High School and s Cove Apartments from aarneatepermit ac washing and Master ' agrIiIluraI to multiple family dwelling; weijng business at the old Trailways bus district. The board denied the request station, 201 S. Park Ave. _',- - The former Ritz Theatre, 201 S. Magnolia Ave., may reopen to show movies and serve ' beer and wine, -- _5______ -- �-, - - --- - . : . - _ _711 L .;,. -- — --- 21,SaAford,FL,. - = - - . . I - . I - --. .,- - . - - - ---- .-.- - - ' - - — --- . - . -- -• -Z .? :' . - - - - - - ,, __ -. . - WORL11 - C Y ø - - F1' * r -' . -=,----; -._'•, - :- -, -- 'r . -- - Li __'_ - - - - _.---- 'i- -- p -- *.,. -- - 5 .V. _. : _ , ____1 -.' --- - ' . -. Uranium Fuel Exøoth -U For India In Doubt WASHINGTON (UP!) The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has voted against licensing uranium fuel exports for a nuclear reactor In India, presenting President Carter with a poll dilemma. ..,ie president, who alone can overturn the NRC's unanimous vote on Friday, must sacrifice either his recent foreign policy overtures to India policy agai nst the spread of atomic weapons in the process. The independent commission said It acted because India had not accepted the safeguards required under the 1978 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act. The Indians, who declined to sign an international treaty against the spread of atomic weapons, also have tested an atomic bomb made from material that may have been diverted from its commercial nuclear program. - - -. . -. ___ - - ' - not set on a big city news. oom or the Broadway stage. . Muskie Tough On Soviets BANGOR, Maine (UP!) — Secretary of -Stale EdnuzndMusldels back on American soil after holding "a long and serious talk" with his Soviet counterpart In Vienna, Austria, and . "shocking" -the Soviets with a tough speech condemning the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. Muskie pointedly accused the Soviet Union Friday of • violating the independence of Afghanistan, then held a chilly, three-hour session with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that ran an hour longer than expected. Muskie looked grim and weary as he emerged from the meeting which was the first high-level, face-to-face contact between the United States and Soviet Union since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan last Decem. her, -- - , Denise Renton, 103 Lake Brantley Terrace, Forest City, who Is a senior at Lake Brantley High school, dreams of being a psychologist so that she can help children such as the autistic kids In the Threshold program. Editor-in-chief of the Brantley Banner, Denise has won awards and acclaim for her thoughtful feature on the Threshold program, entitled "Where Are The Children?" which appeared in the Nov. 16, IM, Issue of the school newspa per. The story won her first place In feature writing in the Florida Scholastic Press Association-Circus World writing and in engraved plaque at the FSPA convention last month at the Orlando Hyatt House. Denise topped over 2,000 entries from around the state. The story brought attention to the Threshold program, which hel ps severely autistic children deal with their han. dicaps and prepares them to cope with the outside world. The Threshold is located in Goldenrod and Denise's brother, Barney, a psychology major, works at the residential home. "I would like to do that. I tell him, 'You've got my job!" Denise said. Denise not only excels at journalism, but does well in all her studies. She has been awarded a $2,850 four-year scholarship In English by Rollins College — one of the largest scholarships ever awarded to a Brantley student. She plans to live at home and commute to Rollins In the fail. Denise began her "career" In journalism In the fifth grade when she wrote a column in a Houston newspaper for her elementary school. She has continued to user her writing abilitietsince she moved here from Houston as a sOPhOmOreln high school. Militants Move Hostages TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Moslem militants holding the U.S. Embassy moved two groups of American hostages to the cities of Ghazvin and Zanjan, the state radio reported Saturday. A militant communique quoted by the radio did not say w hen the hostages were taken to the two cities, both located west of Tehran. - - The number of hostages taken in each group was not specified as in previous. transfers. announce# by the militants . According to militant accounts, the 53 hostages, no* In their 196th day of captivity, have been dispersed to 15 cities across Iran. - - __________________ - - of The Banner."I didn't know anything about it, but I agreed to " said Denise. She served as feature editor for three years competition. She is an example of the best tdgh school jour- nalism has to offer." 'Miraclis' Occur At School For Autistic I - . ids . K - . . . (This article which appeared In the Nov. U, 1171bm of On - necessary for their survival in-the reat world. TM*acf*rslry - " . The table was'resetand W*is asled to clear ft ag -aln;' -ahid Brantley (High Schools Banner won DeiJie Renton first place to help the students In areas where they are lacking. There are again, he Left his plate. This occurred several more times. in feature writing from the Florift Scholastic Press basically SIX leaning categories: appropriate behavior, selfOne of the teachers noticed that there was a little food left on I Association. control, house maintenance, vocational skills, academic skills, the plate. This was scraped into the trash, and the boy was By DENISE RENTON and communication. The chlltfren are also taught what aponce again asked to clear the table. He cleared everything off, When she first arrived at Threshold, she could novomproprlate play f. "When you think about normal kids, they then picked up the empty plate, studied It, and placed It In the! munlcate with othe rs, she was not toilet trained, and she had a don't have to be taught to play, but our kids do," Eb Blakely sink. record of 2,000 self-inflicted head blows a day. Now 5j . Everything the children do is recorded, either on charts or sign In sentences, she can sign to go to the bsthw*n herself, • Each student is tauglhia own level with different punishgraphs, or In journals, Each child's pror.ss can be traced LONDON UPFL A' bomb exploded at a west - and her records show a1nöst zero head '*p ments, programs, and re orcements. All of the student.s are since the Urns they flrstenteredThiesbotd Forsomeetudents, P London hotel Saturday, killing one Iranian ñan and Thhold,- a school for autistic children started In me, punished using the time-out system. For some this Is standing each time-out, and the reason for thetlme-out, is recorded. seriously Injuring another, according to the hotel's worked miracles for this child. "All the doctors labeled her in the corner for a few seconds or a few minutes, depending on The main purpose of Threshold is to teach autistic children manager. profoundly retarded, but she's really emotionally disturbe& ft severity ofthelr action. Others are made to kneel with their "We believe they wer e making up a bomb at the the basic skills they need to function in semf4ndepende'j It's her personality," explains Barney Beaten, a teacher at heads down and their hands behind their backs. Teachers settings or sheltered workshops. The teachers at Threshold time," a police spokesman said. Threshold's residential home. "No one gave her a chance. always try the least severe punishment first to an If this givesdoubt that their children will ever be The mid-morning blast occurred at the Queen's completely normal since They wouldn't stop her until af ter she'd start abusing herself, the desired results. Whatever the punishmen t, teachers at Gardens Hotel in the cosmopolitan Bayswater district, their problems are so severe. "Supposedly, some just snap out We try and reinforce her and give her attention before she gets Threshold are always consistent in which time-out they give of It, but I don't think our kids will," Eb Blakely comments. across Hyde Park from the destroyed Iranian .to that point." and for what reasons they give it. Embassy where British commandos early this month Autistic children are usually withdrawn from reality. They Other reasons for Threshold are to show that rehabilitating ended a 5day siege by Iranian Arabs. More important than punishment Is reinforcement for good generally have speech disorders and communication this type of child Is more of a financial benefit than inbehavior. When a child does something correctly, he is Problems. They cannot care for or feed themselves ind are stitutionalizing them. It is hoped that this type of program will rewar ded for it. He may be given a pretzel, token, or chocolate give the children an alternati ve to the hopelessness of In-' Japan usuallynottotlet trained. Some have special problernasuch as milk, or he may Just be verbally reinforced. He may be stitutional Ufa I "Hey,Ifeel it every day," Katy Ruland speaks sell-stimulatory behavior, self-abusive behavior, temper allowed to do something that be really enjoys such as tantrums, and echoing sounds. Autism Is difficult to defIne. on her sense of accomplishment with the children. "Just TOKYO, Japan (UPI) Prime mister swinging, riding In a car, or playing wi th his toys. If the knowing that they're here, that I got them out of an Institution "You can take an autistic child to three different doctors and Ohira, his government the first to be brought down by a privilege must be withheld, the child Is always given the is an accomplishment." get three different diagnoses," remarks Eb Blakely, no-confidence vote in 27 years because of a split ° of Threshold. "It goes from one extreme 10 chance to act accordingly and earn it back. Threshold accepts only the most severe children into their own party, set a general election for next month. Teachers may also ask a child to do something over and over program, Ka another." thy Ruland says that they have a waiting list 'a Leaders of the faction-ridden Uberal!Democraflc again until he does It correctly. These different ways of Teachers at Threshoth, however, do not feel that the mile long." They get private calls and recommendations from * Party LDP Saturday plunged into a series of top-level Waching may combined. For example, Efachild Is not dlWal5 don't worry about what they SCSi I using the Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) and Sunland meetingstodeclde thefa te of the rulingparty,whoae his napkin correctly during lunch, his plate Is pushed away and Hospital. The children are worry about what they need." explains Kathy Ruland, director pro-American, pro-business policy has catapulted thei evaluatedon a scale from one he Is asked to continue to wipe his mouth until he does It of Threshold's day program. to ten in areas like self-abuse and agg na tion to the second largest economy In the world after The ones with his plate Is tW'flCd. The school was founded by Teens Willard when she wanted the united States, the most need are allowed Into the program. The students must to help with and be successful in solving bar own son's be able to walk and are basically between six and eigh teen The children from Threshold are also taken to public p — problems. The school started out as a day center which is still so that they will get used to being around other people. They years of age. in existence. The children come from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. visit ordinary places like grocery stores and the Altamonte Threshold was originally funded by the Community Mental and are taught on a to-one basis. Two years later, the- Mall. They learn how to act when they go out to eat or to Health Board, HRS, the Edythe Bush Charita ble Foundation, school expanded to Include a residential home. special places like the circus. Most places donate tickets so the and private donations. Today It Is basically funded by HRS, — This Is 24 hour program designed for children who are not children can get in for free. CETA, and private donations. NATIONAL REPORT: Two tornadoes and thunderstorms progressing in public schools and are so were that their It Is easy for the children to get confused, and It is easy for Visitors are welcome at Threshold. Teachers and directors ripped through ady battered Loillslana, killing at least two parents need an alternative. Autistic children must have them to forget everything they have been taught Kathy there feel that most people, especially young people, have people and forcing thousands from their homes to escape rain- consistent training and rewarding; without It, It Is harder for Ruland says, "It's probably like working with an alcoholic. • never even come Into contact witha handicapped, retarded, or fed floodwaters up to 22 Inches. At least five have died In the them to learn. The residential home gives this consistency. One day they're doing so good, and the next day they blow It autistic child. "When I was In high school, I'd never seen a unrelenting Gulf Coast state storms. Flash-flood watches The children participate In the day program, then go to the all. It's frustratIng," The slightest difference in their training retardedkld,"Kathy Roland explains. "When I walked in this continued In the area from southern Texas to Alabama and residential home where training on a one-to-one basis Is can disrupt their learning pattern. One boy, after eating his door, it was the first time I'd ever seen anything like that" heavy rains were expected to continue through today. Tornado continvied. At moment, there me Six studgra at ThraboK lunch, dejr4everytbing off the table but his pIaL Lately.ft , Barney Renton marked, "We blde our detective kids from I watches cover portions of central and southern Alabama, Of the six, four are residential children, had been occurring quite of ten. At one time, clearing the table society, and I don't think we sho uld. It's just a shame that we portions of the Florida panhandle and the southeast corner of Each child at- Threshold Is taught behavior skills hat are had been something he could do with 100 percent efficiency, don't give them a chance," MI'IuIppL AREA READINGS (I a.m.): temperature: 7$; overnight low: 71; yesterday's high: ; barometric pressure: 30.09; I I I rela tive humidi ty: 85 percent; winds: with gusts 141023 . - Iranian Killed Making Bomb - - - Election Set For - - - WEATHER. ' a.. . ._ - - - - . I lid ,,-*. . - • -- the de 10 '" ----•. - -• . :- i I I - '".' F. "• - HRS Office--.. -. - I. UDeCT 'x ' , - .--".•. - ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - - --'-- - "'"' Sunday, May II, 1f-3A - - .. _ - On' Full-Sizd Cars 'Jr ,.rO. - LI -- oe - - - .: , a - - - - -- "•"- ,.' - - , -" P. --. - marr .! _ , -- -' S S C'.(I - -- NI u S ' *.G111T am of a - '., -. -. ' 'IS J . _____ -- - ADVERTISED _ '" ____ ,, '- 124. - __ - - -. -'. - , / - • '" __ __ MtCMAPdDISE POLICY , . ' .!' - s"-. ' - - .' -.w: - - . _ . - , !-. - -.- - , ______ • h.,''- - __ ____ ___ - - ,._ ,_ I • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Department of Law Enforcement are investigating corruption allegations involving a state agency with the power to keep new hospitals from opening up, ' _ - SANFORD AND ORLANDO DAILY :3O- .:- - reopened' in future model years," Chrysler said. "The actual date of the plant closing will depend on the sales'demand for the plant's line of passenger cars through the remainder of the model year," it said, Normally, the model build-outcomes in late summer. Chrysler lost almost $1.1 billion last year and is expected to post a deficit of more than. $750 million this year. But it recently received clearance to draw upon $1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees, giving it breathing space. ' 'tkMt ' h :" - SHOP _________________ - - I- , sized car. The industry's downsizing trend, a response to the need to improve gas mileage, eventually will mean none of the big cars of the future will be larger than today's intermediates, Chrysler said it will keep several cars in that class, which is a five-or six-passenger car on a smaller wheelbase. Unlike the previous shutdowns, Chrysler said the Lynch Road action may not be permanent. "In the event of a reasonably stable market, the Lynch Roadfacility could ' tiE' - iSp '..S.S.I.I.' I - . - -. - go,TIN munity Medical Facilities, his general counsel, Lamar Matthews, admits. But neither Matthews nor ,. •• , ..•, - -- - -- . 41 11" lvidfløed / ----- - - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — Closing arguments in the of four former Dade County policemen charged In the beating death of Arthur McDuffIe lasted longer than Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt anticipated. The judge had Indicated she planned to have closing arguments completed and the case to the Jury by late Friday. But with several hours of arguments and jury in. struetlolis still to go, she recessed the trial and expected to send the case to the jury Saturday. Ed Carhart, attorney for Herbert Evans Jr., was the only attorney with closing arguments to present The four white defendants are charged In the fatal beating of McDuffIe, a 33-year-old black Insurance man, Dec. 17, after he finally was stopped following a high-speed motorcycle chase, and with attempting to cover It up as an accident. - Harbor Pilot Testifies - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) -'Harbor pilot John Larro, who was guiding the freighter Summit Venture through a Winding thund.rstormn when It collided with the Sun.' shine Skyway bridge, said today he thought the ship was In the channel until seconds before the crash. - Hospitals can be built without state approval, but they don't qualify for state or federal funds — usually .1 :, . essential for private facilities SIXTHS, IEMINQLIMEM0rnAL to turn, a profit. Gonzalez Harley and Sandra Terrell, *a HOSPITAL 'élinlc officials- were told by baby girl, Geneva MAY it, iI DISCNANOSS llcensure and certification ADMISSIONS Sanford: off1iata In IVIS that their William O. Cauuy Sanford: bIlkiIflg Was in such bad Grace $, Hall William W. Soatner shape, it. would,have lobe Nova J. Therlaull Kandra Williams VirginIa Williams Carmen R. Schroeder, DeBar, replaced and that approval C.ther lee M. Hetmi and - baby RVdoIph Sertugli. Deltona from the ndicii- (sdlitLes' -boy irma 0. Montilla, D.Itona was needed beforea office Randall Smith, Mary Ginlva* N..Tirreli, Sandra Wiluam L. Mack, 000" Edmond J. - $end Orange City HOSPITAL NOTES - - - - new' structure could be built. ,"hir,e -,.. " -- ' 7 - • . 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Both agencies play a key role in state decisions on whether a new hospital can open In a community or an ezisiting hospital can be rebuilt or expanded. Community medical services in Tallahassee decides whether there is a need for additional hospital beds in an area. Licensure and Certification In Jacksonville inspects hospital buildings and plans for new tacilitiss to see that minimum standards are met. Private hospitals require a substantial capital Investment, but the potential for big profits Is good so applications for approval by the agedcles are always fiercely seven-wee k-old trial A • agencies. Expected To Go To Jury 'nrn '-L.LL .,,,,_ ' No sugar or oil i U ,4,frr..i JI')JJh. - •.&IJ 974 FLO RIDA McDuffie Murder Trial Peanuts, The i Dry-Roast Way --' ' - nt - _'.. • 1O':-ounco' bag I - - - I Fritos' Tasty Corn Chips • . Price - - ------- - --'. I _ - Food Stamp Bill Signed — 1 Sale 68" -- - - - ' I/ - Prosy sD I . w.r"o ~ allegations are and against whom they were made. "There are allegations of co rruption wi thin the That's all we can say at this time," says FDLE Director -- - - James Ydl-k. The Iñvesti w'is fiTht disclosed recently by the MEMPHIS, Tenn, (UP!) — Three months shy of the Palm Beach Times. third anniversary of Elvis Presley's death, the singer's Jacksonville FBI agent personal physician was indicted on criminal charges of David Brumble said the probe overprescribing drugs to the rock n' roll superstar, has been under way for the Jerry Lee Lewis and nine other patients. or six weeks. It in. past five The 14-count indictment returned by the Shelby volves state agencies other County grand jury Friday accuses Dr. George than the medical facilities, he Nlchopoulos, 52, of dispensing controlled substances to confirmed, but he wouldn't Presley "not in good faith to relieve pain and suffering identify them, and not to cure a physical infirmity or disease." 'rnier'ain'tadaifuf thlng tbe 'whItel- aIed phtsic1an was releaséfon10--to It," medical facilities office bond after he turned himself in at the Shelby County director Art Forehand told the jail Friday afternoon, The doctor showed no emotion as Times. "I can assure he walked to the jail with his attorney, John Thomason, you...that any charges made and refused to comment on the charges. against (the agency) are unfounded. In a program like this, you go into people's' offices every day and they WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter has sometimes get mad and make signed an Interim $2.56 billion appropriations bill-that cer tain charges." will keep federal food-stamp benefits flowing to 21 "You turn down •a project million Americans. and they get mad," Fore hand Carter signed the bill Friday without comment. The said. "You've gored their ox. White House Issued a simple two-line statement saying They say their compe tition the bi ll rece i ved the president's approval. must have pulled some To keep the food-stamp program from running out political strings. It happens of money, Congress took the unusual action of ap-all the time In this business." proving a special spending bill before deciding on the HRS Secretary David overall federal budget. Pingree also won't discuss the Both houses of Congress approved the measure investigation other than to say Thursday night. That means there will be moneyIt does not Involve an already available to keep the food stamp program operating public controversy involving beyond the end of May, when previously appropriated the treatment of a small funds were to run out. Hispanic medical clinic in 'T'...-....... h.. S _C11— nnA another HRS agency, the Office of Llcensure and Certification.-- Pingree agreed to a $750,000 settlement to stop a $8 million lawsuit against the state filed by the A.A. Gonzalez clinic, which claimed It got an unnecessary three-year bureauIN BRIEF cratic run-around from the Energy Week' Features 'Many-Activities - —i-- - - - market for full-sized passenger cars." The No. 3 auto maker's painful internal realignment now has claimed seven Chrysler plants, including three assembly plants. Chrysler said the longawaited Lynch Road closing will idle an additional 2,280 workers. The company now has .41,000 workers on iii-. definite layoff. Lynch Road builds the fullsized Chrysler New Yorker and Newport, Dodge St. Regis and Plymouth Gran Fury. None of those will be built in 1981, although the luxury New Yorker name plate will be retained as a mid- - TULSA, Okla. (UN)-. It took the jurors just 10 - minutes Friday to find Robert Eugene King of Tulsa guilty of rape, robbery, arson and assault with Intent to kill. And the seven-woman, five-man jury deliberated only 15 minutes before recommending the longest Prison' term ever in Tulsa County — 300 years more than the prosecution had asked. King, 24, was convicted of raping, heating and robbing a 51-year-old nun and leaving her to burn to death. He will be formally sentenced May 21 to 1,700 years in prison. ' ' -_ - - - - ------- — —---. ".a.. ---' N6 'Attack Nets 1700 Years -. , SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 11:30 am., 12:13 p.m.; lows, 5:22 am., 5:37 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Mayor Lee P. Moore has proclaimed Women's Club "Energy Conservation Poster. highs, 11:51 a.m, 12:04 p.m.; lows, 5:24 am., 5:28 p.m. inoblle homes ar*lapartrnents: how we spend - Wednesday: (oo,ns High chool, 8:30 BAYPORT: highs, 5:24 am., 4:08 p.m.; lows, 10:27 sin., 11:39; Monday through Saturday as "Energy Con Contest." Eachchild's posteremphu ft our energy dollars; recommended air. a.m.-103Q a.m.; Seminole HighSSchool, 11 aerystica Week" for the city of Sanford. conservation of energy of any form or type. P.m. conditioning and heating thermostat setting; - a.m.-3 p.m. 1 _ _ maty uring ese days local civic Posters were Judged for Ides, creativity and BOATING FORECAST: 81. Augustine to Jupiter Islet, OidD proper Inu1atIon; how to weatherstrip and Th ursday: Sa nf o protqp, businesses, School and individual wddk p W, rd Ci ty Ha ll tat1 on Park 50 MII Each participating caulk; energy through wind ow AYP, 10 a.2:30 p.m. Winds southeast 20 knots through citizens will be participating In energy can. student will receiVe an energy conservation Sunday. Seas 4 to 6 feet.15 Str10 ongoccasIonally er 55tU5fltA Wise %$ 0 f*frI$5!&tOC, rap Friday: WIzm Dixie, North end parking lot, aervation Activities e, planned and coordinated - participation ribbon. Each partici pating lb wlsrshowers mainly In the north part and oven, and igIi the Importance of the 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. winds near scattered by the Sanford Junior Woman's Club end th. school seieced the top posters from each AREA FORECA8T: Partly — through Sunday with energy efficiency ratio when asiecting an air Saturday: Sanford Plaza, 10 a.n1.4:30 p.m. Florida and Ught grads submitteddame POetITI for scattered mainly afternoon and evening erslawers. nditioer; water heater setting and In. Forty-o Sanford organizations were Conceived by the Sanford Junior Women'. the final contest Judging. These top posters 111gb. In the low and mlatlon; sod FP&L's Watt Wise Uving(tm) contacted by u Junior W's Qul) in an lows tonight near 70. WInds southeast Club, "Energy Conservation Week" Is aimed Judged by a c'unIttss composed of 0.11and hoMS ene around 11 mIles per law, The rain probabilIty It 50 percent atincressing rgy audit Pr0ams. effort to sthiullate cal awareness of the Smith (Junior Women's (Sub), Jane Porter Increased energy eonlo citizens' during tI aftthaca and evening hours. serva tion programs during the week. DISPlaYS FOVIdS hints, , Importance Of ezgy ooneervatlon Association), and - ( EXTE74DED FORECAST: Warm In all districts th rough the Increasing importance of energy con. (FP&L,). - - ideas that can help conauners uye energy Programs will include: energy films, energy period. Considerable cloudiness and 'VS of and money, These displays are rounded out Cotasivaticu speakers, an energy safety C$h0WSC5 servsticn has been stressed by President The children submitting the winning MA* In the northand partly doisly elsewbers. Htta mostb' Carter as evidenced by his Energy Bill now display end Plant tours provided by FP&L;-.. ' with a final quiz asking visitors key ?lSItions - posters will be awarded pra- rthoes train the mid I to around 60. Lows In the 6 In the north to cons pri,g about ervi ng ergy me by programs on energy conservation given by en at ho . re by FPJ at 11 mostly low and mid 7 In the extreme south. _ terat li ur e will be avillable ôflarIa&v'sItor ' -_______ and ft data Legislature by teachers in, t Schools; m 8a, May solar' - -- _s,_ . a - --$4 - at Seoftird ____ ULWflW vauon megalauca now using energy saving mesa that they can pruvineuiy ins Solar Energy . ncr Fo Light Company's rgy ________ play trom 'ft take along for easy reference at home, Tho hammered out in Tallhaq,- Saiiftd's Conservation Van lU be In town to help ____ Department "Energy Conservation Week"____ of Agriculture; location of this Energy Conservation will c4lmi sápport Word's Energy Conservation " U U as energy Van this energy conservation emphasis by gy ns diwh "Ener Co ervation Week" Ill be' Week." 1. Energy Conservation Van (31 by the Junior focusing energy coiaervatlon attention at the safoflows:. -• many leznentary test long) will provide 8ford isidrets with atheol students. A local level. mpiuti will take the form of m dspbp will be Information on why egy conservation Monday: Sanford thamber-of Commerce,'energy education activities plashed available atthecond — kicortance In today's worki, - Eiwgy Con 1st Street & Sanford Ave., 6:30 s.m.-I1:30 throughout the week for all age peiçs In law we all can i snsrgywisely.. at ha Sanford . - a.m.; Seminole Memorial HoAtaI, ________ 1p.m.- ......on8atu'day '.'• ___________ Sanford. , 10 a.m. to 'Lghteen Iays Include Information 01 3;$Opm. - 2:30p.m.Alloft7 Manychlkken in gradssthràtlewghfl,e. spedallmportaimco and asto llama whe-ain -- Tusy: Semha nmity. Cogeare participating In - the Sanford Junior : r rent bo,, towubotames, c ominiums, tpobj.j oiitslde qtn ntrpnt.,' ,,v ____ • - l%A - . . The administration's hope for a "short and mild" recession was dealt a severe one-two punch Friday with the announcement industrial production and housing construction took their worst plunges in five years. Led by the slumping auto and construction In. dustries, the total &itput of America's factories, mines and utilities fell 1,9 percent last month. That was the steepest decline since a 2.2 percent drop in February 1975, when the na tion was trying to pull out of its Last recession. The Commerce Department said housing starts declined 2,1 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,019,000 — the lowest level since April 1975. - -'--: A -. average recession," .' - -- WASHINGTON (UPI) — Despite a steep drop in both Industrial production and hôusipg construction, a chief administration economistmaintains the recession wi ll still be "somewhat milder than the - ' - Economy One-Two Punch time. When we act like we're a separate organization from the rest of the school, they get upset." Several feature stOries Denise wrote for the Banner have -caught the attention of the community. She was praised by the Humane Society for her article on the extinction of the harp seal in the January Issue and her story on "Child Abuse: A plea' - from the abused child," published in February, has been .I praised by Eileen Rogers, cha1rmai of the VISION program -.. - for Seminole County. ,Miss Rogers called It "an outstanding form of student journalism," used 1t in her workshops, and offered to • recommend It for any awards for which It might be eligible. -1 Denise. was named high school staffer-of-the year by an Orlando ne wspaper and honored at a banquet. • ' - - She is enrolled In the Advanced Placement classes in English and Calculus designed Tor students who wish to take the AP test for college credit. An honor student, Denise has • maintained a high "A" average and Is in the top portion of her class. Denise was featured with Dance Unlimited last March, -. -. dincing to music by the Florida Symphony Orchestra at , Orlando Presents program in Eola Park. Denise participated in the Executive Training Program at Lake Brantley and received .on-the-job training at Florida Hoepital-Altamonte. She assisted In the Menta l Health DENISE RE .TON Department and other areas of the hospital. ..award-wlnnlng high school journalist - -• - "We xrmeBannerstaff were elated'by the award," Mrs. Roth said. "Denise's co ntribu tions to the paper have been No sooner had she enrolled in Journalism I at Lake Bran- outstanding for the past three years. Her winning article is one flay when the teacher B. Roth asked her lobe the feature editor of several she wrote which were good enough to enter in the -- - Industry Drops Give ' was - ". . The bl, roomy, bETROIT (UPI) powerful Chrysler Corp. full-sized car will a disappear from showrooms next year the yearcasualty of the energy crunch and long auto sales slump. .The Industry-wide demise of the full-sized car is a few yearsaway,but atChrysler it Was accelerated by economic conditions and the company's need to cut losses. Chrysler announced Friday it will mothball its Lynch Road assembly plant in Detroit at the end of the 1980 model run because of the "continuing decline in the North American - IN BRIEF and Is now editor-In-chief. She. Is also editor of -"The Callimauf ry," the school literary magazine. She said the school administration is very cooperative with the newspaper staff "as long as we get permission ahead of - - - . . - - ' NA11ON -- -, - 'Chrysler -Gives -- U p- . 1~ - - - -- , Lake ' . Brantl ey Produces Tpp Journalist By JANE CASSELIIERRY Herald Staff Writer She's a prize-winning high school journalist and a featured dancer for Dance Unlimited, but her sights for the future are - . . ---. --- -— - - , - County School Board office, 1211 trailer at the. Sominole Mellomrllle Ave. The Incident occurred between 12:45 a.m. and Road 4 and Old Mims Road In Geneva and struck a large oak 8 a.m. Friday.' . , BURGLARS HIT FOREST CITY HOME pital. Wise was de on arrival at Seminole Memorial Thieves, with less th an two hours to work, took more than Hos $1,200 in goods from a Forest City home Tuesday night, His brother, the driver of the card Joph Wesley Wise, 17 1 deputies say. Rt. 1, Oviedo,* was transferred to Winter Park Memorial ll Wi iam Russell said he was gone from his home at the Hospital. corner of Mark ham Woods Road and Michigan Avenue from 8:15 P.M. to 9:50 P.M. Friday. Entry was gained byremoving a glass window. Two file cabinets were disturbed by a burgler who broke Into When he returned, he found jewelry, stereo equipment, A pried-open window was alsq the means of entry for a cameras, cash, clothing, ends pistol gone, deputies say, adthe Seminole Memoria l Hospital pavilion office budding at 300 s. Bay Ave. sometime between sp.m Thursday and 63oam hefull valueo(thestolengoodshasnotbeendetermlned. -- ,.-.,-...' —1 - - - - . - - k: * - -'- - _ _ ~ - I. - • _~' A 12-year-old boy was killed early Satuday when thecar in which he was a passenger failed to make a curve at County .. IN BRIEF - .• - - -i ----::: -:. - - 12-Year Old Oviedo B oy Killed In Car Crash I £ - . - - - - - .--$unsy,v-y .. .., - I - . - it ' - - �I I -----S - - Jr *O*w- -• itgf 4A ift0 OF - - $ - - , - .. -4 S. A3 -r - -- - --. --- - -. - -.- ,-. .5--- A. 4*—Eveni2g ""aid, Sanford, Fl --: - - ... 5- - '• I .S.lr -v .:- -- • - — —•- 5 • i • s - The 3,400 motel guest spent an average of $50 per day McCullough noted that no local monies would be I the support of several Seminole County motel ) S $1.036 million was spent in Seminole County, not In- motel,,and that's not counting food revenues, tran- _____ "We put together a youth sports event that had a - . sports organizations In the county, could easily attract that kind of seasonal interest five or six times a year," a year," he added. he said. youth sports tourist and -------------— - - - - - - -. ----- - family here sever- al times a yea." gestures of hope that we will survive to be ca~ionaf banged. thumb. Wood and soup scents mingle in the shop, located in the kitchen's burled naturally" U said Sisters Koop and Manion are members of 1rU1 room. Sister Koop said she reflects on resurrecthe Sisters of Loretto an activist Catholic Denver lion, death and the life process during her 20 order. Their chosen work is the hours of coffin work a week. Sister Manion Catholic Worker House which offers hospitality to the homeless and food to the said her lack of carpentry skills keeps her - Cost of the complex and financing for the complex hungry. The house and adjacent soup kitchen. concentrating on the work itself. .. The coffin enterprise, which has the blessing of the president of their order, is the month-old braced and the corners smoothed wi th fusion of their economic, political and roll- ors are molding. That $200,000 a year tax Income, levied on all hotel, complex costing roughly $2.4 million. year-rund line to work with." support Patrick presented the commissioners with estimates Patrick's contention and feel a two-percint resort tix' from the association's.-Thanksgiving sports event and would do little to faze or discourage tourism, - - - tour ist spending estimat es ga thered fr om the East "Alme you talk about taxes you get in to a touchy gious goals. coming in here paying that 4eient tax would also be accurate figures and report back to the commission, next week. - the ones benefiting from bet ter facilities and more organized events." subject," explained Bill Slevin, manager of the Day's . . youngsters were added to that figure based on the 89, I 4 - . -.•. , - -- £. "Even by, adding the 2 percent, Seminole County - ...1 i , •.• KIWANIANS AID ARMY bell teams that came in from Mexico," said ~ef e a county-wide referendum in November. DEATHS Cant Carl •1 ,_ .I•_ J— r - L _____ •,_ - - • . _____ DERECL O'DONOGHUE Semoran Funeral Home is 448 Summerlin Ave., Sanford, JOHN DOYLESR. O'Donoghue, 53, of died Friday. in charge of arrangements. - John K. Doyle Sr., 73, of 117 453 Homer Ave., Longwood Mrs. Pearson was born in Anderson Circle, Sanford, died Wednesday night at his Rich Mill, Mo., and moved to .FRANCESMUIE died Friday morning at home. Sanford from Jacksonville in Seminole Memorial Hospital. o. Lakeview • N £ursing ursing A O'Donoghue, born in i&o. native of West Columbia, Center, died Friday Valette, Malta, moved to She was a member of the S.C., he 1 M Born in Brooklyn, N .Y' . , years came to Sanford six Longwood ,..ongwoou from &orio.., First Presbyterian Church of ago from Cocoa. He was he Conn. in 1971.' Sanford and the church's the P ast Hears. She wasfor member of the First Baptist He was owner and manager women's circle, the Sanford a Church of West Columbia, a I. of Aqua - Pool Service of Women's Golf Association, memixr iii ti uaugnters of World War II veteran and Seminole, a member of the and the Sanford Garden Club. we American Revolution and retired textile weaver. was 1 a r member of the Wekiva Golf Club, a graduate She volunteered her time as Eas He is survived by a Star of the Phillip Exeter a Pink Lady at Seminole deher daughter, Mrs. Doris L Survivor inc lu Academy and Harvard. During World War 11 . .. _____ • • IL...., - p oil . — / husband, William Munroe, O'Donoghue served with the husband Gerald R.; sons, Army mtemgenceCorpsHe Jim , Winter G. was executive vice pre3ident Russeii: of Herbert dough Inc., a New daughter, Jennette Burns, York insuranc'company. Gambler, Ohio; sisters, Betty He is survived by his wife, Canfield, Kansas City, Mo., E lizabeth; son, Derek S., of and Euubeth, Loreen Nentune fl ' and five great-grandchildren. M. Brlsson Funeral Home-PA Gramkow.Funeral Home Is charseot arsngeuii1a. In charge of arrangements. YOUNG ARTISTS DISPLAY WORKS - were (from left) Becky Avery (15 to 18 age-group), Gina Villettl (6 to 10).and - Herald Photos by Tern Vincent - morn...I I v. Lakeview Home, Sanford, who died Friday, will be of 2 p.m. Monday at arluon Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest N. Pearson, Nursing Pugh of Enterprise officiating. -.Burial ata later dole. Brlp Ol a er ou - - - - - - First Presbyterian Church of . COfllpLmefl., - - SaflIOrd. Dr. Virgil L. Bryant' officiating. Burial in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. Semoran Funeral Home in front hotel,_- 1 41 1 10 Soap ..ast &. for • • $HL&ATON VF D4VTON4 5H0Rr5 MON. THRU FRI..S SATURDAY 94 OCOIEv,nA,a44.8ol 7617 oft" 9J S/Kjr.j FI 32016 Our.t i. 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From this developed the enterprise of hundreds of Kresge stores. in 1962, a new concept evolved with the K marl discount stores offer. ing easy, on.-stop, checkout shopping backed by Kresge 's 81 'year tradition of integrity, reliability and trust. Everyday savings, pro4uct quality, and buying confidence make the big difference today at K mart where your "satisfaction always" is our foremost concern. - tern-S p.m. - LIcS.Md Opt icia.isI - - . . • ' '. _.I........IIL $ILVIIfL * ! To GARDEN . - \\ ;, .4 .''-1 - - ,-• We honor. k o4 " In 'ust 18 years. K mart has opened more than 1600 stores in the United States. Canada. and Puerto Rico, and is still growing.Th, K mart idea of dependable-quality products at low, discount prices has generated its success as the fastest growing mass merchandising chain in America. Shopping at K mart is on adventure in thrift. 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IEACflCOMEII INN NAMN INN. usr aesrran I.swotn at.icn LODGL TREASURE ISLAND INN. and Bronze Markers Ph 19f!.1J - - Special Spring and Early Summer Discounts CALL TODAY Your Headquarters - WHITE CLASS LENSES - *Your Doctoi's Prescription Riled * * Free Adiustments and Repairs* CUI?I1 - - -- VACATION VALUE IN FLORIDA! .w e,swc,* o. This week (May 19 to 1$) has been executive director of the Gr.eJIVWC. N.C. proclaimed Mtam Caelberry Chamber Chamber of Commerce is flying Into the area of Commerce Week by Mayor Norman Floyd to speak at this breakfast for chamber of Altamonte Springs and Mayor Owen members and members of the chamber's Sheppard ofCaualberry. The annual man.'board of directors who will bework1ngonQ bership drive for the chamber has been drive. Walkár, in additionto his duties at the scheduled to coincide - with Q3amber of Grenvllhe chamber also serves as an advisor Commerce Week. It is anticipated that o#ór SO for the United States Qi--nber of Commerce chamber members will be working An the area Managsmet Institute,, - which Is held each Inan effort toencoungebuslri'es who are yew at the Unlversityol Georgia. . - • not cny members to join fu with the - The modd of Log Homà of the South will be Chamber of -Commerce. the site of gala Victory Celebration on Several activities have been planned Friday, the closing day of the - membership the ctvt. Sharon will, acting general manager, of [ive iik, The membership drive willfor begin with a kick-oil breakfast aI-7:30 a.m., Monday, - lbs chamber stated that - the trxlivldual and which will be held at the Aitaxnonte Springs team effmU for ft drive will be WW at this Im and Ret Club. Edward M. - Walkr. event and the prize ilnoera will be announced. - • * Glasses Duplicated* MEMORIAL PARK Chamber Sets Special- Week - seven sensational ocean. OAKLAWN Monuments - . CAU 800342.5624* Quality accommodations at reasonable prfcea In . - . 549W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323-2301 o !L200 Fashion Frameo FOR THE BEST &U _ . DAYJOM BEACH I Q - Ave., Sanford, who died Friday, will be at 108.m., Monday at the - - - PEARSON, LUCILLE N.— Funeral services #of Lucille N. (Maybe that not a - my Monday iiiSaturday d an Evenings by Appointment - d you$ - for FAMILY DENTISTRY , Funeral Home-PA in charge. ft -. time . I'.-.W6O(,, D.DI Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 - - MUNROE, MRS. FRANCES Florida Elks Association, or Carol Franklin (II to 14). Below, second-place winners were (from left) Liz the Thornwel1 Orphanage. Prior (11 to 14), Bryan Zulka (6 to 10) and Debi Franklin (15 to 18). More than 1iN PEARSON 50 central Florida student-artists vied for *400 in prize money and gift eruc e 68, of tificates. The Sanford Plaza Merchants co-sponsored the event. t i Check—up y et1 ,• ____ James E. Doyle, both of C.; Douglas Massapequa, Kelly, Jacksonville ; broth N.' ld Joseph G. Doyle, West Columbia; 12 grandchildren Car olyn ' ' daughters Jès(ca J1Y grandc hildren. Nashau, N.H., Deidre Uncapher, Fern Park, and Kerry, a student-at Cornell Funeral Notices .., University; mother, DOYLC, JOHN K. SR. — . Catherine L. of New Orleans; Funeral services for John K. brothers, Thomas of Pheonlx tA DOVIO Sr., 71, of 117 derson Sidney of Vienna, Circle, San ford, jed 'Frida y - . ) and at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Austria. wIll be at lOam. Monday at the In lieu of flowers, the family groveside In Glen Haven requests Part with Rev. Jerry The Sanford-Seminole Art Associatiop "Spring For Art" show winners Crippled donations be sent to Memorial Jordan Officiating. Gramkow In Children's Home of proudly display their winning art objects. Above, th e first place winners Umatilla . Fla,, sponsored by charge. I - McMillan, Pensacola; two sons, John K. Doyli"Jr. and Free rt N 2.' t grandss,WillianCoInWa, Milli a Irl L#% r IS income people who have to pay for funerals for she said. "If the coffin and I are in the same years and years." spot when I go fine, but I don't want anyone to MONDAY, MAY19 Mini Steak Sub ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Taco Pizza Baked Beans Spinach Sliced Peaches Canned Pears Spinach Milk Milk or Shake MIDDLE SCHOOLS EXPRESS Pizza Frank on Bun Frank on Bun Mini Steak Sub SpInach. _JronçhFrles Canned Pears Fresh Fruit Orange Juice Green Peas Milk or Shake Milk or Shahe SENIOR HIGH -Pizza THURSDAY, MAY 22 Frank on Bun ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Chicken Salad Salisbury Steak Sandwich with Gravy Spinach whipped Potatoes Canned Pears Greens Green Peas Rolls MilkorShake Milk EXPRESS MIDDLE SCHOOLS Pizza Salisbury Steak Chicken Salad with Gravy Sandwich Barbecue French Fries Whipped Potatoes Fresh Fruit Greens Orange Juice Tossed Salad Milk or Shake Rolls TUESDAY, MAY20 Milk or Shake ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SENIOR HIGH Spaghetti Salisbury Steak Broccoli with Gravy Tossed Salad Barbecue Baked Dessert Tuna Sandwich Rolls Whipped Potatoes M11k,. Greens MIDDLE SCIIUOLS Tossed Salad Spaghetti Rolls Sloppy Joe Milk or Shake Broccoli EXPRESS Tossed Salad Barbecue Corn Tuna Sandwich Baked Dessert Tater Hounds Rolls Fresh Fruit Milk orShake Orange Juice SENIOR HIGH Milk or Shake Spaghetti FRIDAY, MAY23 Sloppy Joe ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Hamburger -Hamburger on Bun Broccoli Buttered Rice Tossed Salad Green Beans Corn Pineapple Chunks Baked Dessert Milk Rolls MIDDLE SCHOOLS Milk or Shake Hamburger on Bun EXPRESS Chill Dog Sloppy Joe Buttered Rice Hamburger Green Beans Tater Rounds Pineapple Chunks Freak Fruit Mixed Vegetables Milk or Shake Milk or Shake Orange Juice SENIOR HIGH WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 Hamburger on Bun ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ChiliDog Frank on Bun Pizza Baked Beans Buttered Rice Sliced Peaches Green Beans Milk Mixed Vegetables MIDDLE SCHOOLS Pineapple Chunks Frank on Bun Milk or Shake Mini Steak Sub EXPRESS Baked Beans Hamburger on Son Sliced Peaches Chill Dog Spinach French Fries MilkorShake Fresh Fruit - SENIORHIGH Orange Juice Frankuaflim MilkorShake ' Memorial Hospital. -She Is survived by "I puta lot of my mistakes and learning into mander for the Salvation Army, has a big smile and for good reason, lie's just accepted a $1,000 donation from the Kiwanis Club of Sanford, presented by Kiwanis President Earl Weldon. - - mainthimng the relationship to the grave. She also said they wanted to serve "low- it. And it's a nice smelling piece of furniture, -, ___________________________ t-'.t guests could work on them and pick up a little money," said Sister Kol Slevin's statements. be generated to finance it, the issue would come under ,We booked about 110 rooms, mostly with the foot- f urther study and the tax issue could possibly come AREA _ . - day sports festival with an average of four people to a not according to the motel managers there that I've room for a total of 3,400 people. Another 4,450 talked too. they produced she covered it with a pad and it to help support other projects like the soup now serves as her bed, day couch and storage kitchen and emergency housing. And we hoped area. However, she is ambivalent a bo ut Although the commission is doing nothing more than 'Ihe association estimates out-of-town participants Lodge In Altamonte Springs. "But the resort tax Another Seminole County motel manager, Red studying the possibility of a.-tax-supported complex, filled 00Seminole County motel rooms over the four- passed in Orange County didn't hurt them a bit, at least McCullough of the Quality Inn at 14 and 434 echoed should the commission decide enough revenue would Ken Patrick Sister Manion was so fond of the first coffin Our Initial Interest was in collective work - The conunission asked Neiswender to study more- "'And," Slevin continued, "let's face it, the people The coffins, priced at $100 each, come both in a "standard 6'2" size and in the "Boris Karloti" model for the wide of shoulder. The are located In a decaying nook of downtown Denver, miles from any convent, the Seminole County motel managers a more even, motel and camping sites would provide financing for a Two Seminole County motel managers - Central Florida Regional Planning Council. — will go In a nuclear holocaust. They are power saws, exact measurement and an oc- "There are four or five major youth sports problems. During the peaks you have to build your remain up in the air, organizations within the county that involve over 4,000 staff up, then when the valleys come along you wind up According.,, to rough calculations by Count)' youngsters on a year-round basis. With a youth sports laying people off or - reducing their hours, in effect Administrator Roger Neiswender, about $200,000 a the youth sports tourist and family here several times Completely solve our personnel problems, It would give - Future plans aside, the days of coffin "Wooden coffins are an act of hope in the building are lessons in the care and feeding of midst of the tremendous threat that all of us "The.development of a youth sports complex, that complex to host major tournaments and bowl games, returning them to the unemployment lines. While four year could be generated based on the figure of I,8W could be used on a year-round basis by all of the you th Seminole County could take a strong stance In lur ing or five you th sports festivals ea ch yea r wouldn't motel rooms wi th a 65 pe rcent occupancy rate, ,. "Se m i no.e ouny c ui take a strtng stance In luring the n DENVER (UPI) The story of Sisters epl tomize nuncomplicatedhadijngofn atu. Anna Koop and P.J. Manion and their ral needs and accepting life's finiteness. homemade coffins Is no quaint tale about a With only three coffins in their inventory, coffins to support their soup kitchen. - Patrick gave no indication at the meeting where the pr oposed complex should be built. "Off the top of my head I don't have any 51 1dPR( Up of the iceberg," Patrick told the Herald Wednesday. Slevin explaines. "And that tends to create labor tremendous financial impact on Seminble County last Thanksgiving, and we 41d It with very limited facilities," Patrick explained. e It Is about two activist Catholic nuns who graveyard. They plan to limit marketing to "This isn't a local tax you're talking about, its a managers and some rough financial- figures from the cluding the association's sports fetIval budget of sportatlon and gift shop figures." -Seminole Youth Sports Association's Pop Warner 50th $123,000 that went towards preparation of hosting the Slevin also Indicated that If a youth sports complex Anniversary Football Festival last Thanksgiving event and Included special 50th ann1verary programs were built that could host that of event four or five where It should be built," he said. "But common sense weekend. The youth sports event filled over 850 motel at Disney World, Sea World and. Circus World. times a year, It would help alleviate one of the motel would dictate that the best place would be a central rooms for a five-day period and generated over $1 "We f eel that was a major contr ibu tion to the Industries biggest problems: seasonal staffing. location to the entire county and the major traffic million from out..o(-town participants, economy of Semi nole County, and that could be just the "The motel business has a lot of peaks and valleys," routes would have to be taken Into account" - A Sunday, May is, weair jeans instead of black habits — and make word of mouth. before the commission while Patrick came armed with estimates states that over the four-day period some numbers. They spent between $20,000 to $,000 at, ourInvolved In the youth sports programs. . 5- .. ,. sI pair of angelic-faced nuns wielding hammers Sister Koop said the nuns have no plans to and pine boards against the unholy cost of enter "the big time," but they have discussed funerals. memorial services and buying land ilor a 'That's always a dead weekend tourism-wise," needed for the youth sports complex- County staff Investigate concrete coat factors for the for a total of $170,000 each day. The planning council Slevin acknowledged. -.. .. - — complex and the tax. estimates that the 4,450 youngsters splint an average of "I've had the football group in here for three or fout resort tax paid by the tourist, their kids would benefit Commissioner Dick William introduced the idea $20 per day for a total of $89,000. The bottom line on the years now, but it wasn't anything like last year's from the use of the facilities as much as the local kids -. ,.- S II_ VV1 (14; . . Seminole County Commission meeting, promoting association report breaks down the following figures. usual slack Thanksgiving period. - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl To Salvage Sup K itch By JOE DeSANTIS 'teams Involved which' averaged 50 youngsters per wo4d then beatS percent, which is still one of the McCullough. "I couldn't believe how much money they Herald Sports Ed1tor. team between- ayers -andcheerieaders. ------- ''lowest -tax percentages - in the-country," pointed-out spenL-Thekd-were.wUlnnd with rolILCL$ Could a 2 percent resort tax foot the bill for the A total of 1,600 association players add cheerleaders Slevin. bills. You have to take Into account what these people development of a youth sports complex In Seminole also took part In the sports weekend In addition to their '1oa1 of4the rest of the country is already at 6 per- spent, at the major shopping centers, too, like enough interest for the commissioners to have the - - 16 b - - - - 5- i in c i .5 County? 3,000 parents and family members, totaling 12,650 total cent or better." Altamonte Mall. I'd say the Mexican group alone spent Ken Patrick, president of Seminole Youth Sports participants. Slevin's motel provided 300 rooms for the sports a quarter of a million dollars in less than a week when Association, brought Uiat question before last week's Based on average tourist spending ratios, the event and pushed his revenues much higher than the it was here." - -.--_ .4 mi sion ZTUa1es.1-youin, - - P0s rt complex - *-;,15r ---fr,b. Sunday, May is, 010 . p ------ST--S-S S . S - _HWY. te I. 6O(.ONIAI. ) r: -Opens Thursday 9, A.M. 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BERRY'S . , L -1 -~ . -1 1 . ..'', # - WORLD V 04tF~% ~ I, V. -- . t -- V - - - - - . __-'i4 S l , ' . -- - fortune. ..w h. . •U4 W MCUI, but his appointments would be non-partisan. He would try to put together the best possible presidential cabinet and White House W. without regard for their political affiliations. This Is not the time, he has stressed, to practice pork-barrel, spoils. system pOlitics. Some of the movers and shakers see In the folksy, relaxed Reagan a figure who could restore a mesir, of confidence In the White House. He has a simplistic but benign Ideology and a tendency to reduce complex Issues to elemen ta ry, Inoffensive generalities. But he has a contagious charm and an engaging sincerity that can disarm opponents a reduce antagonisms. A&A&SINATION A17EMPT: There Is more to the account, publlahe4 recently In this space, of an assassination plot against Panama's military t1lrtafir (1."t T%Ti* The new details am 10&94 in U" (i'n. secret Well Of the Drug ftfOrcenwrit tion, A classified mwo a&hned 10 joM Bartels, then a drag attempt was - V .. luvy,cu _. .awa ,.,. 'JVfl. £UITiJ -- I -- - I I I . I - I I - - The property appraisers. of Florida drew up a proposition to be placed on the November 1980 general' election ballot. This proposition will lower assessments to 65 percent of just value and will also place a limit on the schools, counties, cities, etc. of no more than aS percent year-to-year increase In pr operty taxes. This petition is necessary because the . I Department of Revenue, acting under orders of the governor, is forcing all counties In Florida to raise their 1960 assessments to 100 percent. Some Florida residents are confused about th is mandate, because they tInk that the Leaiilature must first vote to raise the assesamnts, to ioo percent, — This Is not the CliSe. - Ak - 11 I ., ____ .I , .4 ~ . " .1/ .,.I I . I •... rr_____ j • sb.. _. _. I " . 1~.T:.."I . . V .; .11 . ____ V -. 4 , ______ _______________________________________ - . :"! , - - -v . ,4 ,, - it wrong with my oven. All protection and peace of mind In having ingredients were fresh. My husband such a fine police force patrolling the enjoyed the crisp outside and wants me Lake Mary area. to try it again. I didn't save the entire The people of Lake Mary are indeed article so I don't have the name of the fortunate to be protected by Chief woman but am sure she would be glad Benson and his dedicated men! to write or call me. Bill Southward Sanford Mrs. Glenn L Edmondsori . - . - Former "Cook of the Week" Lynn Yarborough samples one of her favorite foods. Apples, she admits, are a lot easier to explain than 'Banana Nut Bread. when you receive your tax bill in November. Ed Havill State Chnirmn of Prnnortv "i___•'.7 Appraisers Petition Drive Eustis, Fin. val~rl • .4. ..t .._ --.J &W - - - - Graham -Discovers tar • We note with amazement, and some incredulity in ii recent Sunday edition that Gov. Bob Graham has discovered a car that will In the future eliminate all highway accidents. "It was only good fortune that one car waj ile to stop and have the presence of mind to alert the other cars", the story said. What 1ld it do, flap It's doors? Has Graham found Watt Disney's V cloned? Or is this another of the (Graham's) ) fairy stories, like the one that raising the property values to 100 percent will not raise our taxes. it seems to me the property owners of Seminole County fell for that one b~fore. Then it was called property * reevaluation, and the taxes did go down for a year or two. But now they are back up and our politicians want more 1900. Your county property appraiser has already been told by the Department of Revenue how much his roll must be increased this year. Total increases will amount to as much as 93 percent in a given county. Do you want high er property taxes or do you want to have a voice in whether Your taxes can be raised? Run, don't walk,- to your county property appraiser and tell him that Y want to sign a petition, Do it toda y. If you don't act now, it will be too late Two yeara ago this time Ander Crenshaw, then a Republican legislator, wu traveling through the state with his wife, Kitty, and Infant daughter, Sarah up support for his candidacy fur Florida secretary of state. He can be expected to be back in Seminole - County soon In his newest C11fl)ai$fl effort. This time he has announeed he Is a candidate for the U.S. money. There are petitions in the tax assessors office that will stop this rape if people will only go fill them out. Or are people so accustomed to accepting something undesirable from the politicians greed that they will not protest when they can? S.B. "Jim" Crowe Sanford V 0 - S - ., -• , treasur er; and Jim Stelling, sergeant-atarms, V V Executive Committee and national also up for election. committee ma n; Greg Farmer, former Local pos ts currently held by: executive director of the state party; and Sheriff John Polk; Clerk of the Circuit a third person to be determined. Court Ar th ur H. Beckwi th Property Appraiser Terry Goembel; Tax Collector Hazel Evans, a new vice chairman of G. Troy Ray Supervisor of Elections the state party, will be guest speaker at a Camilla Bruce; County Commissioners luncheon to be held between the morning Bill Kirchhoff, Bob French and Dick and afternoon sessions the seminar. Williams; school board members Roland - . rur many years, Mrs. vans was Williams and Robert G. Feather; and na tional committeewomen from Florida. School Superintendent William P. Layer. are Selph said the club's primary jectives this year will be increasing membership, encouraging more. oung Republicans to seek elective fi and increasing the number of Republicans in elective ce all levels y of U.S. Rep. Bill Chappell, D-Ocala, who represents Florida's fifth congressional offi at ce of govern- Jr.; Jr.; -. ABUSIN'SLJMN:Ina desperate .ff to win the Amesican pabllcs hOarts and minde - for the &man B. Anthony .silver dofla,,u, Bureau of the Mint has I1Isted the help of the !!tal Svie. All over the counfrv t Ven W" 5111ppues of the I C04&W POW cWft have b"a WuUCW s - -----V--V-I were: fen r's o - c nty court n at n J n y - f AV9 41N IA11W 1 ,1 a A,, ra110H , Generic Drugs Help Seniors Save Money V .IVAA ~ Costs are rlsfig for Just about everything we door use in everday life and especially for heal th care. We are In the popula tion spend a higher perce ntage of our Income heal th care than does any other age group. I. But how about the over-the-counter medicine department Christ Hospital drugs that both ou and old spend In Oak Lawn, Ill He is a member the sizable siana on each year? American Medical Association, the at y aging on - We - can save money on some prescriptim drugs by asking the doctor - - 1 . awi.a, offic w - - distrlct,whichlncludesafewprecinctsin Sanford, has received a rating of 90 was firm In conducting a good meeting Ail.lay seminars on voter registration, The Crenshaws also have a new baby Percent "right vOtiDg" by the National while retaining a quality of kindness to organization at the precinct level, and a Others on the ballot will include: Seniinole County voters will be facing a Alliance of Senior Citizens, individuals In the audience who get-ou t-the-vote effort Circuit Judges Joe Cowart Jr., Anthony girl to campaign with them. are being sponfu ballot ll late r this year as candida tes Ii Crenshaw will be challenging for the The national organization selected the presented matters to the commission." man Jr. and Joe Davis Jr.; County sored by the Seminole County vie for five county cottitutional office f ____ n "° GOP nomina tion for the national office: s, Judges V Democratic Executive Committee three county commission posts, two Wa Alan Dickey, Harold Johnson and Carl Selph was elected president of the llace Hall; Public De fende r David Ex-Congresarnan Lou Frey of Winter portanos aixi relevance to the elderly, at 9 a.m., May 31, at the school board seats, the of ficetwo of Seminole County Young Republicans Park; Ellis Rubin, a Miami attorney; uction, two Porter; State Attorney Douglas at Altamon te Inn and Racquet Club on superintendent of public Instr The Seminole County League of the or ganiza tion's recent meeting. Other Cheshire; Sta EZPCtM id Lewis Dinkins Of 1,. .------ .. te Rena. Robert Hnttwnv ..'vuwa III U WI aia LWU, UI)I 5UL UI we er elected Steve Browne ll, announce candidacy In the next week or Women Voters in its May and Bobby Brantley and State Sen. John sta te sena te, the public de de office so Is es-Public service Commissioner repor ts that its observer at a recent Patti Brantley and Tom Butler, vice The seminars are to be conducted by and state att or ney's office. Six judicial Vogt. Sanford' City Commission meeting pr esidents; Joyce Stelling and Suzanne Dr. Wayne Bailey, chairman of th Paula Hawkins, R-MIII1WId. e rules sea ts — three on the circuit court level Qualifying wi ll pe oo on July 8 Meanwhile, State Insurance Corn- CCI minted that "Mayor (Lee) Moore Seiph, secretaries; Roger Perra, committee of the Democratic Sta te a nd three on the ou level — all a nd close at noon on ul 22. at want To - . of ment. newsieter, bdwsen COW= the imum Dspwt. Ment _o- rebtes a ago discussion two DEA officials, Philip Smitb Durk*wbonagg* ; mp,n " tT=W . doUar WI& , be ward bee On& bed U drug dealing. missioner B Gun, a Democratic candidate for the Senate, plans a fundraiser in the Orlando area on June 5. At a recent fund-raiser In Tampa, the Gunter forces raised $35,000. A large regional fund-raiser is sclieduled for May 23 In, Jacksonville. - - . allhcsagh ttfe DEA bosses Insist this was never given serious consideration. flEA's current chief, P*tar Bensinger,, ass ured me there has been substanti al house. cleaning the agency in response to the DeFeo report's allegations. He also Insisted that the study as available to proper officials. -- -- V Ander Crenshaw Begins Spirited Senate Campaign V The DEA brass emphatically deny that their people hatched any such plot. They admit, however, that a top Nixon administration drug official had received various options from subordinates on what to do about the Torrijos aide. The options In. duded eliminating him by auauinatlon, 1974, in Panama." The document explains that details of the plot were picked up "through unofficial CIA channels." The gun-toting Panamanian leader may have been saved by t he DEA Intelligence tip, which was q ui e tl y passed along to Panamanian authorities, They arrested the suspected s.aass1n and ext racted a con.' fsslon from him. He conffrmed that he had, Indeed, plotted to kill Torrijos, hoping to throw Panama Into chaos, the confidential report reveals. Another document raises the pIhLllty, that DEA agents, Ihemselves, were involved In an assassina tion plot in Pananis. This controversial report was submitted by Michael DeFeo, head of a three-man Justice Department team assigned to In4estIgaie DEA mlsçpnduct. The messed Defeo report which V - dergolng a complete revaluation and these higher assessments will be reflec ted on t he property tax bill which yo ur readers will receive on Nov. 1, • .. •.-.. 011 JUly 24, .---.. SignPetition Prope rty - V -. V -- - -- -- -- . -- i ~ myself, and having all the ingredients filled with batter ,efore baking. on hand at a time when I was using my oven, I whipped up a batch. Alas, the Police Assist Citizen ditCfiOfls said to put Into a "greased and floured cake pan and bake at 3W Thefts of farm * equipment and degrees for an hour." However, size Of materials have had an alarming in. the pan was not specified. Normally, - crease In central Florida lately, as both one makes such bread in a loaf pan, newspapers and television have which I did. reported. These thefts are difficult to After an hour a-'n-'d a hall at 350 stop because they usu&Uy oo= in degrees, the outside of the W was Isolated locations with only occamonal crisp but the center had sunk, ar4 it did traffic and they are even more difficult appear the whole thing was being to solve. overcooked. i removed the bread, let It This letter, therefore, Is to co.. cool, then sliced Into It. The center was pliment and thank the Lake Mary mushy. Police Department for its work In FoIIUIteV, I have a Dalmatlon dog solving a rash ( thefts from my grove& who would rather eat "people" food Not only was an arrest made, with trW Om dog food. He loved the banana scheduled In the near future, but also a bread. But at today's prices, one cannot substantial amount of stolen property fford to bake for a dog.' was recovered. My qtstion is:was the recipe in The amount I pay in city taxes on my 11 —, I -- ' V I k . VV . wntibl h. V ., --'V '• '-".: , - 11%., ..~)~~;;4, _ ~-•":. r-'. :' ,, . I 0;" ~'. . - ' 'V ''' ' • '-. V .' -- .. 'S. - _____ Cook Goes 'Bananas' V About two weeks ago, you published V DeBary in a "Cook of the Week" column, a recipe for Banana Nut Bread. the In checking with Lynn Yarborough, the lady who was named as cook of the "Cook of the Week" who supplied the Banana Nut Bread recipe, Mrs week remarked, according to your Edmondeon article, that she had difficulty keenins - - -- apparently went wrong wnenIflepuauh1)etsdJejnone the' family away from it, and that she loaf pan, Instead of islug a shallower "had to get out of the house to keep her cake pau. If a loaf pan is used, Miss brothers away from the bread." Well, being an experimental cook Yarborough said, the recipe will make o loaves and each pan should only be - Reagan: Plans B*ipartisanism If Elected House, he would want a broad-based, bipartisan govwuait that would unite the nation, not deepen the divisions. Reagan has told his Inner circle that "the country Is a t crosda," with world peace threatened by Soviet aggressiveness and the &iUc tranquility jeopardized by a chaotic economy. But President Carter's- tepid leadership has produced a national rnlaIse, which has left most Americans frustrated. Na mood will be a greater challenge forth. next president, Regan believes, than any military confrontation could be. Wars usually unite Americans; most other Issues divide t hern.11e urgent need, th erefore, Is to patch up the itatlen's differenCes IM seek a coolMon nirnoss, he feels. . Reagan dos not think ,an ultra. I . . C,Ike W Wk hK cNIMMUM damb41*11bwah sairoat 0 6% .W, . " . WM Achim the naUor*l unity that Is needed to cop with the problems of the IML A "I'm /Mv,the buskiasopmw Islunch.so Reagan presidency, Wwdor%- would 'be V I - WASHINGTON — Republican fAvorite Ronald Reagan might not be the staunchly conserva tive, strictly partisan president that his most ardent adznlreys and caustic critics expect U he should win the keys to the White - , --- Presumably he was smart enough to discover 7be next thing, of coWse, would be to give the - state, my wife go . ... V JACK ANDERSON something to do wi th it. V . not say / t are ' . . V we - V V re we get a , V V of my Takes t V an act not - . - for — V - - of - - — are - ~ John Anderson received By JEFFREY HART . V polite applause when he proposed to an a communist onerativ?known Josin Broz, NAACP audience that Joblessness among as "Wlter' during the 1930s, then as "Ti to" black youth could be combatted by providing when he became a guerrilla leader, was a publicly supported Jobs at 85 percent of the decidely mixed bag. national minimum wage. Before we choke on the clouds of Incense That polite applause may be all he receives going up in his honor, it would be a good idea from Americans unless he's able to place to get a grip on the realities. some real space between his fledgling inFor the New York Times, Tito was "a giant dependent campaign and those of his regular among communists." President Carter called party opponents. him a "towering figure," and even the noru Jimmy carter, John Anderson is a mally sober Margaret Thatcher hailed his sell-described fiscal conservative and social achievements in language that would have liberal. But social liberalism and economic been excessive If applied to Pericles. conservatism have produced a black No doubt this rhetoric on the part of unemployment rate higher than during the Western leaders has a political objective. It Is Depression. usually United with firm support for Yugoslav Anderson's obvious personal integrity, his "Independence." That Is, It represents a willingnessto take unpopular positions, and warning to the Soviets. But, even so, it would his metamorphic shifts have endeared him to have been morally bracing to have had the an unknown number of voters. But the ,J.. a.. mid with qnmp encomiums traces f JuugInenL merivaa voters maie in . historical realism, and some recognition that dealing with medium and minimum security November shouldn't be based on sterling throughout his long political career Tito had inmates, who'll be out in a relatively short time, character alone. been an undeviating ne of Western not the hard core, long time prisoners. Anderson's actual performance as a democracy. I .•I I As mmSheriff Polk put it: The security of the congressmanandasacandldatefor president His career had a number of important place him squarely in the middle of co un ity from hazards of escape by hard facets. During the Spanish Civil War, a America's Ideological spectrum. On issues, criminals farutweighs the benefit of easier here' "Walter," he ran the communists,' recruiting s the record: visitation. operation In Paris, funnelling communists By STEVE GERSTEL Anderson, like Kennedy, opposes connatural Inclinations to spend for domestic , But that's not the crux of the matter. Rep. into Spain. The goal of that operation, of WASHINGTON (UPI) — That noble ex- programs and became notable compromisers struction of the MX missile; Carter, Bush and Bobby Brantley said Seminole County isn't the course, was to use the Spanish conflict for periment In self-discipline, known slnlpl)P a Reagan stand In support Anderson, Kennedy in the ardous give-and-take which fashions a cojnjiunJst ends, and ultimately to Impose a place for a- med ium-maximum security prison, - and Carter oppose the Bi bomber. while the budget by congressional disciples, faces budget. on Spain. communist dictatorship either. the severest testing of Its short existence in Reagan and Bush want It built, Much of the same is true for EdITlUfld the weeks and morAhs ahead. Anderson loins Kennedy and Carter in Then we have his activities as "Tito," the Muskie of Maine, who gave up the budget 'He Points Ott the ided location for % .. a Not only is guarinteed-Income Umve welfare a demand th.at Congress chakrilariship,to become,secretary of gtst& ,. partisan, fighter behind the German lines in u" ,, balance the budget — vrhlch translates into revisl6n scheme;' Bush and Reagan say no. MusIdii, as did Gladmi,and -Adams in,ft - , , , - World War 11,about which more in a moment. ,k Munity and Seminole County doesn't appear to politically odious cuts but new leaders In House, became the fiscal "conscience" of the Built up as a hero by the communist Reagan opposed the wind-fall profits tax on have such a remote spot. this delicate and complex field are coming to Senate. Many times, he rose to denounce a propaganda apparatus, Tito actually spent Kennedy, Bush and Prisons with maximum security inmates pose a OIL while Carter, thi fore. budget-busting amendment that, were he not Ande rson said yes. most of his time during the war fighting Ow greater threat to nearby communities for a couple There is considerable doubt that Congress committee chairman, he would almost cerrival partisan forces led by General DraJa Anderson, Carter, Bush and Reagan say no of reasons, according to Polk. in an election year has the guts to make the tainly have supported. to universal national health Insurance; Mihajiovic, an antl.communlst who had reductions that are required riO matter what One, if there is an escape, residents living Kennedy says yes. British support and would have held - Muskie has been replaced by Sen. Et e econornfe indicators say. nearby could become hostages in the Inmate's Yugoslavia within the Western camp. At the iI All of the above except Reagan favor A failure at this critical time would render Hollings of South Carolina, at least tem. search for a hiding place, clothing or Weapons. end of the war, the Soviets imposed Tito as Equal Rights amendment, although Reagan porarily, as the senior Democrat, the process meaningless and reinforce the. Yugoslav communist dictator, and welcomed Two, Inmat es unhappy with prison conditions, favored It as California's governor, Whether the committee decides to entrust feeling a that of majority the th th members talk a him wi him Into the Soviet bloc. Reagan stands alone again in support of a usually instigated by long-timers who have little e chairmanship remains to be lot but deliver little. Constitutional to amendment balance the to lose, often demonstrate. Besides the obvious seen. Some Republicans feel that there cotild A grand mythology exists regarding Tito's Equally Important — more so fqr the years be a budget, alone th opposi tion to drafting fight. fight against the Nazis. Recently;' for dangers in demonstrations to nearby com ahead than for the Irrunedlate future — is the f women, alone in favor of a constitutional Hollings, who now possesseiii the richest example, George Kennan told James Reston munitles If escapes are planned as well, local law amendment to limit abortion. change of guard among the chairmen of the I drawl In the Senate, Is an unbridled hawk, and that Tito had tied up 14 German divisions with enforcement agencies must be alerted and thus budget* committees. Anderson joins Reagan and Bush in op,proud of ft his guerr illa activities, The chairmen, as with other committees, th eir own staffs depleted or additional off-duty posing aid to the Chrysler Corporation, while Unfortunately for this myth, we possess the wield pdwer far in excess of their votes p4 , The question Is whether his push for defense men must be called in. Kennedy and Carter favor support for German order of battle in the Balkans. 4rmy are capable of pervasive influence. fnds—an area where he bested Muskie Seminole County isn't equipped •to ac- ailing auto giant. Group F, In Yug oslavia, consisted of eight I If a budget committee chairman advocates year in an ugly conurdttee showdown — is a Anderson and Kennedy support federal . commodate a maximum security facility. under-atrength divisions. These were not or acquiesces in the breaching of a budget merely a reelection ploy or a permanent abortion financing; Carter, Bush and Reagan front line forces, but consisted of Italians, ; ceiling in any one category — say veterans' fixture. no. Bulgarians, and local fascist sympathizers. It i benefits — that ceiling will give. If that If It is the latter, the budget committee would really not be correct to say that Tito Anderson Joins Democrats Carter and chairman sWks the Senate-House floors In could turn very prodefense at the expense of Kennedj in support to the Strategic tied up any significant number of Gem= opposition, the same ceiling stands a much Those of us who sometimes feel that we have Umitatlon domestic programs. Although Hollings is not Treaties; Republicans Bush and troops. In 1944, when they needed to stop the better chance oi emerging Intaci become subordinate to a computer must be ex- Reagan say no. blind to social needs, there Just Is not enough advan ng Soviets, the Nazis sent in the real ci In the first six years of the system, the money for both right now. cused for our only slightly concealed glee that a German divisions. Anderson, Reagan and Kennedy oppose Sena te and H have been fortunate In their ku comouter system system The situation has hen hrniiahf In hg lryigga draft r.øiatr2tlnn! eJirtPr niitl Rush In • is more fl uid in the House Hlsthrfrnliv Titn'g ----------.. . - ---- -— -- ---• TUIIfl WQJ selections 01 nuoget committee Chairmen, we Gtalmo Is not seeking another favor. a youthful genius in New York City. his breakwith Moscow and his success The House started with two years of Rep. Several members of the committee want and Carter favor gun getting away with It, a move that shattered . VV The FBI is seeking a "little Einstein" who used Brock Adaims, D-Wash., who graduated to Gialmo's job. control; Reagan and Bush are strongly op. communist unity and created precedent for a classroom device and telephones at an exclusive become President Carter's first IranOne Is Norman Mineta, a moderate-liberal poaet' the much more important Chinese break with private school to tap Into a computer link in sportation secretary. The job then went tb from California who seems more In the Moscow. As a leader of the non-aligned . volving 21 Canadian organizations. Of the candidates still numing, only Ken. Rep. Robert Gialmo, D-Conn., for four years, Glairm mold than some of the oUm He nations, Tito usually res1sW the Moscow jporta decontrol of oil, and only A teacher thought the whole thing was funny: although the rules limits the top spot to two lined up with Glalino In committee and voted line, and for a time provided a would allow Increased burning of years. mean, what do you do to an-eighth-grader who's for a budget resolution very displeasing to weight to Fidel Castro, who has been bouht coal to meet our energy needs. liberals. Uberals Adams and Gialmo curbed their smart enough to figure out something like this?" and paid for by the Soviets. ----- Thø firgI fhlnii I, rl,. It ,..,,..1.a &- ta--i -. 456 9 fl OVUi, WUUIU L W IUJU It - V were — Discipline s - iii w -. at I e - inn On from I.WIJ V - -- - . V __. h&...l I...Je V - One has to wonder what direction we countable for this have to answer up for as entertainment. I feel very strongly To this end, immediate support of the them to support RB 984 and amend and are going In. Our president had one i hope this little letter of public ft all. that we gave to the future citizens of following legislation is mandatory in then support fiB 454 and SJR 824, all budget for 1901 In January, then In of thanks will give rhprl ic recognition of a Stephen G. Balint Sr . Seminole County something not learned the state legislature: March he had another budget and now which will be that giant step forward in. present day good samaritan. V Sanford In a textbook, something that comes -, an amendment to fiB 454 and its in the last report he is working on the cqulring the public transportation to Once - again with deep feeling only from a . living exoerience kill IP W)A iuiuuuci. it seems tria' ne is very r'" wiuco we enuueu. "Thanks Again," Charlie Paulus. As an aside, I find it strange that dude public transportation. - conuseda nd btzylng to geteveryboijy Oswald Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Bunning represen tati ves Students Enjoy Ballet the news Media - HB 984, rela ting to Public else Just as confused as he is, so that Legislative Member Hawthorne.N.J. when all the heated he Transportation and repealing Sec. no one will know, what they are doing or People's Transit I had never before attended a discussions about whether to grant us 341.055(2) (d), Florida statutes, which Disclosure May Hurt In ha direction they are going. Organization Seminole County School Board meeting e th funding, but not once they removes the We prohibition are m os t co ncerned with the against the use I cannot understand how he can Or lando pr ior to coming to the board with the there the schools to report the of state funds prposals for operation-deficits of to expand the financial continue to receive the support that he of a dam program for the smiling faces of students seeing live public transportation projects. Herald Employee Helps has been receiving unless his sup- idea disclosure laws to include so many of students Seminole County, After pe rformances the first time ever. The aforesaid amendment to our elected fiB 454 and appointed local of. are just as confused as he is. I am a habitual letter ti writer, but sit ng trough three of the m with our Again I remind the board, it takes great and SJR 824 is in line with Gov. Bob ficlals. We reques t legislative sup po rt pr oposal, I thought to myself, why are There Is no wonder that nothing has felt that proper recognition of a good courage to be a leader and try Graham's proposal and the recom- deed done should be to retain limited disclosure where - been solved because these adverse publicly lauded. these people doing this Job? The something new. mendations of the assets Borman 'iranlisted, but not valued, and conseque nces. It Is time that on a very recent visit to your wonteachers are unhappy, the paren ts are I would like to close by saying that sportation Policy Study sources Commission. It of income are listed without leader who will guide us so derful and i ran into can yelling, and ne ver once did I hear will not be asking for funding this year, would provide local county govern- mechanica r, dollar amounts. forward and regain the respect of the l problems with our ca yone say 110umk you, good job." but we would like to encourage the merits flexibility in deciding what We feel disclosure legislation should world and between Sanford let Fidel Castro and any - As I know the board is very busy, I board to support any quality per- transportation mode they wish to exclude appoint ed board members who others dump their undesirables and Inters ta te 4 will make this very brief. I thank the forming group which might come to the emphasize. serve .without gar bage in our country, To our iood pay4f..an oneraus lull - hJiII.d . . one of vow' -ouara.uusyearior runtung. HB-984 would -permit thstMUto emproyees,"Charles Paulus, of Deltona, thsclosu bill tspassed,"iv recom- - We have thousands Of pOéplewlá eTjj1 xtrathank,s from every principal, Kip Watson exercise its full responsibility with mend that it include provisions for local denied their due and are living in was on his way home from his Job at the teacher and student who came up to us Southern Ballet Theatre respect to public transportation at a option by the municipalities concerned, Evening poverty and going to bed hungry. Our Herald, Charlie, as he after a performance and thanked us for Fern Park time when not only are most local preferred to our particularly small communities where government is taking away from those be called, saw coming to their school. . communities and-counties under dif- predicament and stopped to offer his tie salaries are less than $5,000 per helpless and needy and giving to the It gave us a warm feeling to lutow we ficult financial stress but are also help, and knowledge-of the area to get Boost Mass Transit refugees and convicts dumped here by gave a large majority of students a running out of federal monies. Robert L. Meiers Castro. I am looking forward to the day us on our way. chance to experience a- five per. The People's Transit Organization We strongly urge that you write, when our good Lord will make the President In Us day of not wanting to get informance for the first time giving them urges that the use of all existing gas tax phone (collect, If necessary), or wire Maitland-South Seminole leaders in authority who are acvolved, Charlie's help was a blessing an alternate choice besides television revenues include public transportation, your legislators immediately asking that should be recognized. Chamber of Commerce Prison Site iiere may be a need for a medium-maximum prison in the Central Florida region, but Seminole County isn't the place for it. Not because this county isn't willing to carry its share of civic responsibility, lut because it would be impractical. We agree with Sheriff John Polk's observation everyone admits to the need for prisons, but they don't want them in their backyard. But we also agree with his observation that while Seminole Cotmtycould accommodate a minimum-med i um prison, it's hardly the location to house maximum security prisoners. The news broke this week that the state department of corrections wants to find a site in the Central Florida region for a new mediummaximun- prison and that Seminole County is one of four being looked at as the possible site, Prime reason for wanting an area prison, according to Frank McLaine, facilities adfor the corrections division, is to house prisoners from this area. Mr. McLaine will have to do much better than that, as far as we're concerned, His point is well taken, though. Current trends in penology are to keep prisoners as close to home as possible to facilitate visits, thereby helping to - retain family ties... keep Inmates close to those areas they'll likely be returning to so corrections officers can help them in the rehabilitation process Phil flCflU it (lfII'i•gi Th at makes n ml of U JUU I - .- ~ -•..._ . 19-6A V V _ -_ . . . q - .. -- . - ... I . . I 0 .- - w pracrwe wem uy mew generic My friendly neighborhood pharmacist tells isa that several hundred generic drugs are on the market. Other drugs will be availabe by their generic names . unW their patents run out. Sometimes five or six brands of the - I— Mine F8cTiPtIIn1 drug sold by different pharat are varying prices InaCeutical companies. 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Despite a healthy economy, despite some of the best training weather In the world on a year round basis, despite Mickey Mouse, Shamu and all the other attractions, the sports facilities to host such a 99 One size. Summer bright colors. Sizes - 20% to* 40% off Comet soft-side luggage. urve Ball Hits Negoaflons lc;y l . + IA 4 - Negotiations were expected to continue today, but neither to bargain. Miller nor federal mediator Kenneth Moffett felt that much As for tabling the free a ge ncy problem for another two years, Grebey said the owners were not In agreement. would be accomplished. "I am not optimistic," said Miller. "We have made a "The dubs feel that now is the time to deal with this Issue, not bonafide proposal, to really defuse this whole thing. We have two years from now," said Grebey. dropped every player proposal dealing with that whole Moffett expressed concern that no agreement would be we can reach reached before the proposed May 22 strike deadline, and Ifl the condition that on central issue of free agency agreement, on the other issues, In which case we propose ajoint dlcated there was some strong antagonism between the*ldes. • 4- •• •• .- 1 ' • ..-. • • .., • "' " 31119 7 • ; Set For Tourney Stront1ceield r Townament Spotlights Weekend j .49 - The Ajuival Cancer Doubles Tournament Is being held this weekend atBaytiead Racquet Club InSanfOId. Host Pro Doug Mallczowskl says that there is a strong field in both the mane and womena events. ComPetition is In doubles only. The finals - are slated for Sunday afternoon. If you like to watch good tennis come on out Admission Is free and the finals and semifinals promise to provide ne yy g + - ___ 3 sci -, - . - •. - -. .. • ç - . - . . - . • • . 4,- -, •.. . -. - . . -. • -• . • , - • - --. - .,- • : HsraId Photo by Tom VInc.n? With the annual spring Jamboree for prep football squads less than two weeks away. Seminole County teams continue to work out In preparation for May 29th's clash that will feature Apopka, Lake Brantley, Seminole, Lyman and Lake Howell In two quarters of action each, the kicking game got special emphasis for Sliver Hawk coach Sammy Wier at the Lake Howell campus Friday as quarterback [lob qppoblanco holds for booter Scott Grant. rhe jamboree will take place at Seminole High. More on spring practice sessions on page 213. - - ' p in Preakness The Lady Tries For Another Jewel BALTIMORE (UPI) — Genuine Risk 5-2. Jaklin Kiugman again was the fourth track surface at Pimlico and has was expected to go postward Saturday as choice, at 4-1. galloped strongly. the slightest of favorites over Codex, The odds, however, were unimportant "The track is surprisingly similar to Colonel Moran and Jaklin Klugman In to Jolley and Firestone. What mattered the one he just raced on in Califorrua," the 105th Preakness, to be televised was getting Genuine Risk across the said trainer Wayne Lukas of the liver beginning at 5 p.m. on ABC, with post finish line first. Should that happen, she chestnut colt, a winner of $353,976. time of 5:38. would not only establish herself as one of Jaklin Kiugman also seems to have Two weeks ago, Genuine Risk, owned the finest horses of all time, male or adjusted to the track, having arrived two by Diana Firestone and trained by LeRoy female, she would be the first filly in days after finishing third to Genuine Risk Jolley, became the first filly In 65 years history ever to have a chance for the In the Derby. and only the second In history to win the Triple Crown. That series, won by only 11 "He is so much at home here and is Kentucky Derby. horses, concludes with the June 7 doing so good l can hardly bi-eathe,"said by Cn%,. •.I.p,.n..4n.. Tn.I. !lI..,... ,.t. et the Y--J---acinto &,u,,v4I ,uAco. VLJ&VII M. %A i1Uft --- fIlIv —J, ridden J IIIII, WILl Vasquez, still Is not the clear favorite for Cup Is a step In the right direction. "Originally our plans called for the owns the colt with John Dominguez. the $250,600 Preakness. Derby and the Belmont, because she's Earl Hart, the linemaker at Pimlico, bred for distance," said Firestone. Scott L'Heixeuz, of Oviedo, recently won the 14 and under Junior Invitational In Winter Haven, In winning this tour- Thursday established her as the early 9-5 Genuine Risk is a daugher of Exclusive nainent Scott defeated nationally ranked Jeff Brown of Tamp favorite, with the California horse, Native, the sire of Triple Crown winner In the semi-finals. Scott looks like a real up and comnr In Codex, ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., the Affirmed. second choice at 2.-1;" Colonel Moran, state and national circles, Genuine Risk, w ho has won seven of Another Seminole County tennis star, Brian Morrissey ,( under Jorge Velasquez, was 3-1 and eight starts for $399,455, will leave from • aa -Lililli. Vi,,.a.,nn fhI,-.l I.. ak.. fl.a.-k., ., ., up--p umgwnoa, auvanc w u iinwi ii wmi flav5I. nriwi '7 the no. post aiongsiae the speedy under Darrel Mdllargue and the only Colonel Moran, who drew No. 3, and competed In U is and under gr. - horse from Qiurdilil Downs to challenge codex, No. 4. ___ Knight Landing drew the rail, Former 8CC standout, Stu Thompson of Melbourne, the filly again, was 5.1. Knight Landing (Bill Passmóre), Samoyed was No. 2, Bing No. 6, Jaklin Australia, Is in town this weckend. Stu has a my VKWand IWP(I1&It m!lon. He's getting "htfrhed." Yep, 01' Stu Is Samoyed (Anthony Illescu) 30-1 and Bing Kiugman No. 7 and Lucky Pluck No. 8. getting married 105 Sanford gal, Cindy Kinnard. Colin Davis, (Danny Wright) were 30.1 with Luc ky Colonel Moran, after setting a seasonalso 01 Melbourne and 8CC Is here to help with the wedding and Pick, a supplemental entry under Bobby best 1:3424 In the Withers Mile on May make sure Stu goes through with it. Cohn and Stu are both Ussery Jr., was the outsider at 501. All 10, Is expected to set the early pace. former Afl8taters for 8CC and two of the finest players In the the colts will carry -126 pounds, while However, there Is some do ubt as to his Genuine Risk carries 121. ability to go more than a mile. The Daily Racing Form, however, had Codex, who will be making his first ' Jullan John=* been named mod valuable player for Codex, winner of the Santa Anita and start outside of California and the first in SCC during the IND season. Ulan, from Washington, D.C., UPllYwod Derbies, U the early 2-1 34 days, will receive considerable supposted a fine ZI Angles record. Kevin Copeland of Fred City favorite with Colonel Moran and port Unlike many 01 his West Coast . Gatip Risk the Co-second choices at compatriots, Codex appears to like the is this year's 200 percent award winner. . t(Ufl_ooaua + +- 4,. .t - .- .-.-•... -. -. .- ... . -. • -- - ---• ----- I' • • - .•- .. -. + been Former sta ndout, Robert Hale, on the Jamaican Davis Cup Team. Hale, originally from 1añaIca, but now reslthng in Toronto, Cando, is probably the bed player ever to play for SCC. His chances of making it to - the hig time In tennis are good and being able to play Davis a .. " - t4ft- . .._+_+. Sonford Plan tyi tsSt Akil - - • . selves and not ask the players to downgrade their own abUity the Player Relations Committee. This p necessary, with the players continuing to play under the signing a free agent to a multimillion dollar contract given present Basic Agreement. the right to take one player in return from the other club "The parties can and should negotiate now without tnterrup- unprotected roster "as compensation" for the lost player. Lion of the championship season," said Ray Grebey, director of Miller has argued that it's up to the owners to police thtZfl - - '1 -: - - ' JAMBOREE The Player Relations Commitee, on the other hand, for the four -years of the pact." The owners' proposal on compensation is that a club proposed negotiations continue ftou9h the World Series, If Reg. 14.99. Men's and boys'athletic shoo Is suede/nylon with padded collar and tongue, cushioned insole. molded rubber outsole. In royal. brown, or navy. Two great ways is, '...i the aggressors and they seek to provoke a strike," said Miller. have the right to open the agreement in two years or Let it go Sale I - ' NEW YORK (UPI) Both sides changed their pitch in the study committee that would examine the operation of the free TUNE UP baseball negotiations Friday, but the bases remained empty. agency's system over the next two reentry drafts in 1980 and 1981. And time Is running out. "That time is needed. The reserve rules were in effect prior The Major League Players Association has set midnight May 22as the strike deadline unless a new Basic Agreement is to 1976 for some 75 or 80 years. The first two years of the freeagency system were hardly normal ones. So far, we have had reached, On Friday, the Players Association proposed through Its only miniscule experience. We have given them all the cards. executive director, Marvin Miller, that clubowners table the It is a concession on our part. We have withdrawn the players key Issue of compensation for two years In return for agreeing proposal for further piberalizatlon of the reserve clause. Risk Risky Bet "In addition, we've given the owners the sole right as to to the players' other proposals and avoiding a strike. "If the owners reject that proposal it will be clear they are whether to reopen the agreement In two years. They would — i t! for men • and boys. RegSsJs Tote...........................................................$15 10.50 Garment bag................. .. .................... ........ 25 15,00 28" Pullman w/wheels.......... . ..................... 43 3440 26" Pullman w/wheels ......... . ....................... 35 25.00 21" Carry-on 20 14 00 - 4 .-, .[• [1 • athletic shoes Softilde luggage futures grained vinyl, YKIC brass snnodiz.d zippers, Continental handles, Interior pockets. Nests for easy storage. Choose blue or brown. Seminole CommunityCollege's basketball Raiders continue •to score In the recruiting department. The Raiders latest signee Is 6-I guard Travis Filer of Largo High School. Filer led the Largo Packers to their first .S00 season inl5 years in 1979-80 with a 22.3 scoring average. Assistant Raider coach Toni Mandeville summed up Filers : abilities rather graphically. "He can run, he can shoot, he caq jump and he can stuff It with two hands," explained an excited Mandeville. The Raiders are keeping an eye on the Daytona Beach Community College-Reggie Butler situation. They're hopeful Butler will be released since the coach that recrunea him has since left. - • Time Dwindling For Baseball Talks Of course. - you can charge 25% off . . The Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees will hold a 10,000 meter Olympic Fun Run Saturday, May 31, starting at 8 a.m, and ending at the Crane's Roost complex (behln4 the Altamonte Mail.) There is a $5 entry fee and proceeds from the event will be divided between the Winter Olympics and Seminole County youth sports activities. Co-Sponsors of the run are Sun Bank of - Is there enough sports Interest in Seminole County to shake Seminole and the Citizen's News. the bedroom community image of neighboring Orange County The first 200 entries will receive a free commorative shirt. In the form of a sports complex? One that would be built by That $5 entry fee, turned in by any county high school runner, r( funds generated from a proposed two-percent resort tax. will be donated back to that runner's school athletic budget. Ken Patrick, president of Seminole Youth Sports Association The 6.2 mile run Is open to everyone, but for those under 18, a , and former Lake Brantley junior varsity girl's basketball signed release Is In order. Application forms are available at coach premed a seemingly interested County Commission many of the local sporting goods stores. Registrations should - - be returned by mail no later than May 27 or brought In hand to r' meeting with that question earlier this week. The response, while not overwhelming, was strong enough to - the event on the day of the run. 4 prompt the county to do a little figuring and keep the Interest in the proposal under at least a general study. Lake Brantley's football Patriots will put their show on display a week before the annual Spring Jamboree, scheduled Patrick proposes a two-percent resort tax much LJke the ones, - for May 29 at Seminole High. . passed in neighboring Orange, Osceola and Volusia counties. ILI NewheadcoachDave Tul1lsill geta good look at his squad The two-percent hike would up the total tax to six-percent, In action on May 24 in the Big Blue's annual Blue-White in. right at or below the national level. It would be leveled on all trasquad game. hotel, motel and campground facilities. The Blue-White game will feature both junior varsity and Patrick points to last year's Thanksgiving weekend when varsity teams in action beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the Patriot Pop Warner 50th AnnIversary participants poured more than a Stadium. Tickets are a buck for students and a buck-and-a-half - ' million bucks into the coffers of local motels, businesses and for adults. Spring Jamboree tickets will also be on sale at the shopping centers. More than a million on a one-shot deal. gate. The Patriots are scheduled to meet Apopka's Blue Darters in the third quarter and Seminole High in the fourth The general Idea behind the resort tax and the development quarter of the jamboree on the 29th. of the complex would be to hold five or six such events J 99 6.799 td LOA, Casts 'Ma9 ical' Spell On Phily program simply didn't exist. At least not at the present time. Special buys! Socks'. - — -. A Taxing Dream For County?. 99 - -- PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — Earvin California with his 33-point series scoring becoming eligible for the NBA draft as a down - 15 rebounds, handed out seven Jones' jumper that made the score 103- Dawkins, who went into .the game with a "Magic," Johnson, a 20-year-old rookie, average nursing a sprained ankle. hardship case. assists and stole the ball three times in 47 101 with 5:12 to play, Johnson and Wilkes 21-point aver' e, wds held to 14 by 6-11 carrledthe underdog Los Angeles Lakers - "You know, I've been a basketball "My feelings stay pretty much inside minutes while playing at center, forward put together a 122 tear that iced the Jim Chones. to the National Basketball Association coach 18 years," said Paul Westhead, me until I can get by myself," said and guard. He shot 14-of-23 from the field Lakers' first championship since 1972. The loss was shattering for the Sixers championship Friday night in the ab- who took over as coach after Jack Johnson, clutching a champagne battle -on sky hoqks, dunks and long outside "That was the best basketball played and particularly sad for Julius Erving, sence of star center Kareem Abdul- McKinney suffered a head injury early in firmly in his left hand. "But I'm excited, shots and was perfect on all 14 free against us all year," saida disconsolate who scored 27 points, but failed for the Jabbar — out with an injury, the season. "You enjoy every win and This Is a bigger thrill than the NCAA throws. Billy Cunningham, the 76ers coach. . second time in four years to bring a Johnson scored 42 points in an in- you go through the losses and you go on to championship - this is the world He joined Jamaal Wilkes (37 points) to "They had to prove they were not a one- championship to Philadelphia after credible all-around performance that the next games. championship!" - • spark a run of 14 consecutive points in the man team and they put on the greatest leading them into the league finals. carried the Lakers to the summit with a "It's so great to be a rookie coach and With Abdul-Jabbar out, everyone first 3:30 of the third period that broke a performance I've seen. Magic Johnson "Niagic really had a fantastic game," stárthng 123107 final victory over the win the NBA tile. I've gotten a lot of figured the Sixers would win to set up the - 60-all halftime deadlock. Johnson had played one of the finest games I've ever Philadelphia 76ers, four games to two. scars from basketball over the years. But decisive game at the Forum on Sunday. two baskets and set up three more — said. two seen since I've been coaching." It had to rank as one of the biggest the azaleas are out. It's great to be in But Johnson, playing with the poise of a of Wilkes' three field goals in the stretch The Sixers shot 62 percent in the first "It's extremely disappointing because upsets in basketball history when you Philadelphia." veteran, ended the season a few days — to put Los Angeles up, 74-60. half, but came out for the second half I expected more. I expected to be flying + Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers' 7-foot-4 center For Johnson it was a continuation of early. When Philadelphia cut the deficit to flat. Compounding their problems was out of here tomorrow. It's hard to believe and the NBA's Most Valuable Player for last year, when he led Michigan State to In addition to his point total, Johnson, two- points on three occasions in the the inability of 6-111. Darryl Dawkins to we lost. I think it will have a lingering the regular season, was back In the NCAA title as a sophomore before named the MVP in the finals, pulled fourth quarter, the final time on Bobby establish any kind of inside game. effect for a while." 699 Short set, 0119. 9.99 Lakers Claim NBA'.Crown 1234071 - — Evening HeraW. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May U.;fl*.1B - terrY .! SALE! 13 - -, SPORTS a. Pre memo-ri-a 1 Day Sale! 1 -- - : 'I . . - . - . •.-_-+ ••y. -• •+- ••+ ?tx_ _1••-_ - -' •_ -+ - . - . . - 4 - / I, �4 - -I . . - .. • .. . . . 0• • . - . ' - - — 2vening Her. SnfrdI : Sufldsy May11, ltso — - , find the horses-to replace A.J. Brooks and Jeff Myers. Thne mon May 29th at Seminole High when the County's Five Star Conference squads knock heads in the annual spring jamboree set for Can Seminole repeat as district champs? Will ke Brantley rebound with a new head coach? Will Sammy Wier contrnue to resurrect Lake Howell 9 Is Bill Scott ready to turn his Lyman . By _____ . dPS _____ P ' Prttsbrgh Phila ,' 1; ti - Seminoles survived a year-long topsy turvy Five , conference championship Star Conference pigskin chase to emerge as the District 9 cham" 1980 appears to be one of balance around the Dave Tullis will be looking to return Lake county Lyman and Seminole should have the GB 14 13 519 - • 9 t" . • - - merican Atlanta 11 18 379 San Fran 12 22 353 8' Friday's Results Montreal 2 Cincinnati 1 first year as the Patriots head coach ' E_ • .- Los Ang B PdtSburgh 6 ran LOuis 3 i I JohnnitBermtt-Siuno!etfieIdcrSon Smith-1ike Howell; outlieldr Edie Gaythwaite-Lake Brantley; outfielder Tina SwarmApopka and outfielder Gaye Wjlson\lainland second base Renea DiCar11nn third Del4nd, Donna DunloLake Brantle Lan ______ S _, -. . S - : S '. -' . . . .. ,. . -. - -. . A... . ____ _..w .'s- - . . . .. . a.'' S. ••• . ---. Lyman gridders hit th. blocking sleds In spring for the holes In the fall. -i.:, i•as New York Toronto Boston b.?1J,, "& .•' .' Baltimor C(evelnd * .5-... • ;t:;"- ,t'-.'• - ' v,a," f . . '-L. p1 - . ,_, - •' 'S. -.. .5- '. 'Ii.. i444' -2'. 4'(" •:. Oaklancj - Texas Chicago Kan City .. , •jr.,.,, - 4 ''jh. .As,.4t . - .v-i " " C,ilit S ti - - - ,-- - - Herald Photo by Tom Nstill .'" - - - ''' -- • ;a.1.,4, ______ '. •. , ,_ - S 379 ' ______ , ai 13 17 133 1 - Todays Games (All T.mes EDT) Oakland IKeough 1 3) at Toronto (Slieb I I), 1- 30 p.m. Boston (Torrez 01) at Cleve -' A ", fl fl.I.A.. LflLJU rI- ) f:"kj - - ' - - '- .A 'Iverypitcherhasstreaks,"saidthe4O-year-oldlefthander innings; Boston 2, Cleveland 1; Baltimore 2, Detroit 1; New af ten Lailing the Expos out of a ninth-inning Jam Friday and York 6, Texas 2; Seattle 4, Chicago 2; Minnesota 4, Milwaukee enabling Montreal to best Toni Seaver and the CIncinnati 3; and CalIfornia 11, Kansas City 1. lietLs,2-1, for their fourth straight victory. "Right now I am Meti 5, Braves 3 throsing strikes" John Stearns drove in three runs and Pete lalcone and Neil i• or I' ryman, who watched along with 14,457 others as Allen combined on a four hitter for New York Seaver held thi. Expos hitless for 6 2-3 inmngs, the chance to PhillIes 3, Astros 0 pitch in May has proved to be beneficial to the Expos two years Dick Ruthven hurled a fivetutter and Bake McBride and in a row. Mike Schmidt combined to drive in three runs. "The weather is getting warmer and my breaking ball is Padres 3, Cul 0 better than it was earlier in the year," said Fryman. Randy Jones, now 4-2, notched his third consecutive shutout. The Expos broke up Seuver's bid for a second career nohitter Jones didn't walk a batter to run his string of consecutive inwhen Ellis Valentine rapped a shol between third and short, -nings without issuing a base on balls to 392-3 while lowering his stopped by third baseman Ray Knight whose throw to first was ERA to 1.83. Dodgers 8, Pirates 6 too late. Gary Thomasson's pinch double with the bases loaded in the "It sure looked like Seaver would no-hit us," said Montxind seventh inning highlighted a six-run rally that handed reliever Manager Dick Williams. "I thought we would lose 1-0, but then Kent Tekulve his first loss of the year. we got the hits we needed." GIants 4 Cardinals 3 In the eighth, Gary Carter led off with a single and Pinch-hitter Jim Wohifond singled home a pair of runs with Croinartle followed with a double to tiethe score 1-1. Crornartle one out in the ninth inning. National L•ague went to third on the throw to the plate and, one out later, Chi 000 000 coo- o 3 3 I 90 000 102 OOx- 3 60 Dgo Tommy hutton, a long-time Seaver nemesis, lifted a deep fly 2* 231 Krukow, P-4.rnand.z (8) and to center, easi'y scoring Cromartie. Seaver and Werner. Rogers, Foote, and Tenace w--Sosa (9). Fryman (9) and When Fryman walked to the mound in the ninth, there was Jones (42). L-krukow (331 Carter W-Rogers 131) 1one out and the Reds had the tying run on first base. lie forced (22) PItt Reds' pinch-hitters Harry Spilman and Rick Auerbach to pop NV 100 010 300- SIlT out. Candelarla, T a k u I v e (7) San S uu Jones .-' '"S '" - -, ts - 4' .4' ' ' ," '. V ' ."?2 - - - - 4 Atlanla Seaver, 2-2, struck out six, walked two, and finished with a three-hitter. In other games, New York beat Atlanta, 5-3, PhiladelphIa shut out Houston, 3-0, San Diego blanked Chicago, 3-0, Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh, 8-6, andSan Francisco nIpped 100 000 200- 3 1 Allen 1?)- and Stearns, Ni.ro, Gerber (7). Falcon., Hrabosky (SI and BenedIct. W -Falcon. (27). L-Nlekro (25). HR-Atlanta, Blanks (2). Phila Houston 000100 020- 3 60 000 000 000- 0 5 1 (1) Romo (I) and Nlcosla, Ott (8); Reuss, Castillo (U), Howe (8). SutcIlite (9) and Jackson s. - 'a ' i 'tS. Ame'rican a- 1. urn, Chi, Flanagan, BaIt. Barker, Clev - and Gura, XC 1 2. Stone. Belt, Haas, Mil and Keough, Oak 1 3; Morris. Earned Run Average on 21 innings pitched) National League Matula. All 180. Jones. SD 1 8.3. Palmer. Mtl 1.86, Carlton, Phil 7.03, Hume, Cm 2.10 American League Norri, Oak O.u, Burns, ChI 1 ; John, NY 166; R.dtern, Minn 1.94. I - I a 1 an ice e5 iVi us cie Nan tiers By United Press International New York Yankees' first baseman Jim Spencer had to be held back from taking a poke at the Texas Rangers. outhpaw . Dave Rajisch I' riday night, after he was hit on the wrist in the seventh inning following back-to-back homers by Ruppert - . - — (4 w- - wE.4'E NO, ,/ "' /T I1t 7WAT /,C YOb' ,4'rtA TE,4M 44'7 M5,f9 20 ,q,qt /T' L97IJ,1'1ry.cL' '. //' y' '." '5 _____ ", . ;JA- -"l t1 - FORT WORTH, Texas (UP!) under-par 65 and second place. The Sunday. pro golf--tourists, led by Bruce Lletzke "1 dIdn't play much while I was home," r's. Totrnament officials in Friday's round with his first tow hole-in-one and a had to move the tee boxes up to the front, he said. "I had plenty to keep me busy. i i '' 761If course record 7.-under-par 63, caught the shortening the course by about 400 yards, can say a lot of things you can't print Colonial Country Club softened and because the normal landing areas were about changing baby boys' diapers. Buti shortened In the first round of the standing In pools of water, won't. Let me say, you have to be very National Invitation Toirnament. In addition to that, the greens were soft careful." But they all agreed future birdies are and the sprIngtime Texas wind failed to Tom Watson, winner of his last three toirnaments, Friday lost his spectacular going tobe hardlocome by, starting with come up. today's second round. "Whentheygettheteeboxesback,you streak of having 4led In 12 straIght \ "Colonial played its absolute easiest won't see the 66s and 67s," said Loe rounds. He is still the only person eligible a.J1 IA ..,ee, Ti I Is 'P .A Isp.. A 1 *1 1 •IsI A I Ok ')&'I AAA "1' n " 5 uonanza, w,,nee ace, •or ,.e e S atevuw, w,,,, wo.1,1 up .. a ..e ,or birdies and one bogey gave him a two- place with Tom Watson at 4-under-par 66. however, which Will be given to the Lletzke'a round matched the best-ever winner of last week's Bron Nelson Golf stroke lead after Friday's rain-delayed .1 C ak. e fl...l rI.5. I I ('1 1 .1 Ok. f' I I I ,.WiC an 4 %,V4OUIQ. sor wurney, a e'i 1 ..e first rowiu, "I have to admit," Watson said, that "I don't think we'll ever see ColonIal 1970, whIch had broken a record 65 shot by Ben Hogan in 1945. that$,000istnthe backof my mind. play like thisagain." Colonial gave up 21 sub-par rounds I'm notsaying it'son my mind with every Colonial, always referred to as "one of myfavorItecourses"bYthetoIrLnPr0S. Friday, and 20 other golfers matched shot, but! know It's there." On the treaking of his streak, Watson was drenched by daylong thunderstorms par. Jeff Mitchell, off the last three weeks to said: "No, I'm not disappointed. I played Thursday, canceling the opening round and forcing qualifying rounds on Friday be with his wife and new baby son in a good round today1 but Bruce and Jeff and Saturday with a 36-hole final on Lubbock, Texas, reappeared with a 5- pLayed a little bit better." .' - J 1' . /g99 " ., - , 1 .'., ., , - ' • , - -, - ________ . . Seattle. Twii 4, Brewers 3 Roy Smalley s doubleand Rick Sofield's single drove in two nina in the eighth to rally Minnesota. -, — _ -',J1i! ,nIflflhfM. -1. \' - . . - , \ -- W, •. • -. - / 1 -- ..- S - - "-" ' - 'r I 0AflC,4t/P 4,5 ' .,, - - - Tot 'i,' - 4PVL JV/4' C0?A#/' oOq Jetfer- Boston '791iV c /76EP'i cPi 4&O6. ,,Wp '/(d'-QM4EC4R1/E'F/,VtEY F7W ' XirgF.-,.t,r,,Sj,,at, 100001000-2 70 Clve 000 000 100- 1 4 0 Rainey. Burgmei.r (1) and Fisk; Denny Rainey (30). and Hassey. WL'D,1y (24). BaIt 010 010-2 82 DetroIt 000010000-1 S 0 •, Iaaean 5and Graham; /M'Pht'v(M18fir Oi'Ffj' . I)i,triL,.I,,lI- 00000000000-0 10 000 000 01-- 1 40 Norris and Newman; WhN--Jeff.rson (2- i". 1'' cWIM/lp 'fo(/7,3' /1 (tUt'O )W7'. W'ft ' Medich (3-1). HRs-New York. (3). Jackson (I). - - - L) - .•, ' I'-, , - -.'! "- ' - ONtY AfEiY f " 3 Oak f4 . - AmerIcan League "'' t'/'X65 'l -' ' -S. "'' ' - . ' ,.ft- ,2' - S - - -, . - -- I P• __4.P'Uj. _ - 'I - -Fnan4.2 MY't W 1). NY, 012 100 2Ox- 2 Medich, RaIskh (4), Kern (5) and MIlw Mim Sundberg; John and - ' L 300 000 000- 3 100000 12*- 4 90 Castro Caldwell, McClure (I), (I) and Moot.; D. Jackson Erikion (2) Koosman (5) Corbe$t (9) and Wynegar. wKooimn (3-3). L-McClure (1I). HR-Milwaukee, Ogllve (6). Calif Kin City 1 002 001 Seattle 100- 4 9 ChI 001000100-2 54 tIR (6 L KImm. Foley (7). W-Beattie (2-3). L-Trout (1-3). no 000-i 160 000000100- 171 L:Rochi (7). Man- taue(9) PatlIn (3). BuSby (LChrtsten son (93 and W&han. W-Klscn - . 1' -.5 KC 5. LOPeZ Del and Corbett. Mini-i I - - (2-4). L-GaIe (05). added 2 more runs to their runs and l.ewis added 1 more. score, but so did Lov,'es, But it wasn't enough for Lewis putting 7 on the board for a 10- [)rywali as time was called 8 score, Lowes favor. Sch- after 6 coiiipiete innings of weizer's couldn't muster play. Final score Sum's Pub anymore runs in the 5th and 13, 1A(vis Drywall 10. Leading 6th inning, and Lowes added 3 batters for Lewis Drywall more to wrap up the game at were Lori Helms 2 for 2, 13-8, as game was called for Laureen Garrett I for 2, and batters for Schweizer's were the way for Sam's Pub was Susan Zipperly 2 for 2, Trish Patty Khachatourian and Wise 2 for 3, and Sue Currens 2 Robin Rix, both 3 for 4, and for 4. For Lowes, leading the Donna Roberts and Donna way was Tracey Kerison 3 for Dunlap both went 2 for 4. 4, and Lone Sehl and Lynn 1)ueitt both 2 for 4. . I — F LO Ri 0 4 The second game pitted Woogie's Pub against RidWoogie'sPubtoonly2runs in I the game, which one came ' back in the first inning and one in the sixth Inning. Riddell's finally scored their needed 17th run in the bottom of the sixth to win by the 15 run rule. Final score Ridde U's 17, Woogie's Pub 2. , S '5-' - - -i . /I ' , ,jr . - - _____ --c- A : - S I 'I'P' - ' 4, '4' ' - T . ' ' ., 1 / . "t - -.. ,_.• ' -S. - S ." —,"3 I,!. A "!' -, . - / - # -,. :' -#4. '•'"r,___ r1" - - 'a • - -'t. -.. ' —/ S "'1'5- . L';- - ' . 5- —: . "; -.- - ______ -- - - - - - ' - - - I . S ,. - - - - . - - k - - - - 1.I_.IIIP - - "' ______ .. .- S . - _______ 5,, i - - - - ,. -- 1 m - - -• . - -. - S. - - .5-. - -- P.-... - 0• ______ - - P. • •- - --h- e ''I. - - -' •-' • - --e.-'•'-'-•. L - (;lI'tg(' l"rida - Ii I('IhU(I."i Of Kt'ti af(.rnooii. l.t'ri15 ( .arage is there to put (lit' l)onaid Grayson hurled a no-hit shutout Friday aS the Railroaders stunned Clem Leonard Shell 10-0 in a key Sanford Little National League contest. After ss;uikin, the first batter he fact'sl. (ras4irl put tog-Uier a string of seven consecutive strikeouts. (;oods topped Ken Kern's Garage iii. The Railroaders boited their record to 11-2 arId now hold a 21'-gaine edge over second place Sunniland ('orporation, which is 9-5. Clemn Leonard Shell fell to third. 1;iui scored on a passed lxiii. The Itailriadt-rs sci'red six runs on just one tat in the bettutu .1 the Uur(l ;uid then ended the galia' is ithi a pair of runs in the bottom of the Fourth. including a toist'rmg solo honie run b -' Athert Armstrong opened the second timing wtth a single i(-tor% . - \ VVc,fl is, %v. . i. • 1 F. Pos t 'v'ictc,ri es Af. Bookhard tamed Rotary on six hits for the victory William Wynn was the top hitter for winners isith four safeties in five trips to the plate, including two triples and Rio doubles. Bruce Franklin slammed a borne run and single, Alton Coleman slapped two triple's and Rookhard and Mike Baker had two singles apiece. Clint Byington and Mike Tanner each stroked a inr 1 singles for Rotary and Marty Johnson blasted a triple. yEW, scored three runs in the top of the first and never trailed. /.F.W. boosted its lead to 8-1 before Elks chapped away at the lead in the late stages of the ganiie before eivini .tdded a pair f singles. S.atui ('husholni had a pair of KIWANIS NOTASY aH 4 1 1 S,Up.. S I I Nirri; I41 I I I JA41 as Hicimsi cr..ili. AS N H 4II IIS IS S I I I 5.1,. • WtaA Sivd ' I 5 prse,,• a I I Rib..,.. smlm Usburt; S I S Simm..; TOTALS 1111*4 Ta1Iif Sdsb su ISS I I SSS SII I 5 . • 14 5 1 iii 151 P--lI TOTALS Ki.anii a.i.i-, , ,, _SUNSHINE_STATE_ j The last game had Sam's Pub up against Lewis Drywall in a tough and close battle, After one complete Inning of play, Lewis Drywall was leading 1-0. In the second inning, Sam's Pub jumped __________________ . ,-back with 5 runs and held Lewis Drywall to take the ' 5 *,c ,art as a H•5.•PI H h1 Piwirt I I i • • Divid Sill ISS I0e I I 0 0 5tick,y I I a Uobirts I 5 0 WNV1fl•q • T.nnon I Willisms Fa,IIn., 0 I 0 I • • Gui. TOTALS it I i Adams 0axai4 I I TOTALS II ii a.i Lss 1 i u • • I S S Ho,i I I S III 1 kWftI Ga' singles for Elks a,. I S S 5•m Sport Osods • • $ Lii 251 ' I S 5 5 5 Iyd VF w ELKS TOTALS II S S TOTALS 12 15 4 AS U H AS U H •• ci.-.i.. s.lI I 5,•. •'-'••$ 5)1 I - is 4 II 0.41.1; Th.n,is 1u S I Chl KEN kiass SEMINOLE 1 3 I H4t1 FICTITIOUS NAME ' OAUAO5 SPOUTING ' '. ' AS U H 0000% NoI(e .s qmri that I S S Ouikam cs. • • 5 I S AS U H are NgQp n tiuSneSi .it 1 Hi,ri I Tii*s Taylir S I SouIh Hunt Club BouO-,4rd, S I UsiWavs,e • •.U,, G.bI,. , , •• • Sli, I S S V Grin? ISS APOOIIa. FlOrida 3710). Seminole • • I SSN 5Ibi CaunI F ir,d i...u. o..,.,.. • i , undtr the Ic $ TOTALS M.tc%41 I I I Siel. IItj', name ,t TE F Oxw000 I I I MQrdl I ' (ILIILOINC, and IhI ,ntpcJ tmj TOTALS 345 register sdid name *Ih the (4,1 WI 155 54 vFW ____________ 0 lhC Circuit (ourl Seminole 55 II) i-i s'., ___________(xn'y F lord., -n SorOanci' 41,01 the Pro.soris at the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR t-tOijS Name Stalute's T0 Wit SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Section 865 09 F or md S?tu'CS L104'.(d L'.ei IS I S S MOCMII s a O'ivx.a 1 i S 5 Armttr.ag I I I I I 5 I 5 5 Di... , Legal Notice . -. Legal Notice '951 I L DIlLY US iNtl lOS TAT F DUVFIOPMENT (OFOP The' first place teams in the Sanford I.ittle American League and Sanford Little National League gt a chance to stretch their leads thus week as they battle the second place teams. Atlantic Bank, 13-1, plays Flagship Bank of Seminole, 10-4, at Pfl. Monday at Fort Mellon Park as the Sanford Little American League season heads into the homestretch. Knights of ('olujitbus Moce&' Elks Rotan Little National League tilt at 7 p.mii. Tuesday at Fort Mellon I'ark. In the Sanford Pee Wee League', Clem Leonard Shell, 4-0, will be tring to win the first half championship at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Chase I'ark when it plays Butch's Chevron Service. Field. Atlantic Bank vs Flagship Bank. 5 p.m. Fort Mellon Park. George's vs. Jack I'tusser Ford, 7 p.ni, Fort Mellon Park. Knights of Columbus vs. Rot-ar) - 5 p.m.. Chase Park. Moose vs V.I-'.W - 7:15 p.iw. Chase Park, STANI)INGS T1JF.SDAY'SGAMF.S Clem Leonard Shell vs Cardinal industries, 5 p.m - Ba) Avenue held y' s's. i-'ir Fetral, 5 p.m., Fort Mellon Park. American League Atlantic Bank Flagship l3- 1 10—.4 .' KrayolaKollege Jack Prosser Ford 11 1-13 Railroaders Sunniland Oem LeonardShell First Federal 1 i I 0- 2 (J. 'I 11— 2 —S 8— 5 8- 6 . PoppaJay's 3-b Cardinal Industries 1-12 %ft)NL)A'i"S(iAMLS 4-0 Adcock Roofing SeminoleSporting Goods Westside Merchants Ken Kern'sGarage Butch's Chevron - 3- 1 Ken Kern's Garage vs. Adcock Roofing, 4:30 pJIL, (.ha Oem Leonard Shell vs. Butch's Chevron Service, 6 pin., Chase Park. Jean A Letllr Jettr 9 A P 0,i M0 oiei-t c Cp DiME PitS I ON F OUR IN Publi Sh Apr 'I 17 & MI, IF 14 NA I OHM. t. ID OF SAN 01I9U 120 FORD. INC a dSSOived F,orda II __________ .rd,w'duIili. d HYMAPI MN 01(14. nd'.'dua"y. Dr er'dA I AMENDED CLERIC'S NOTICE OF SALE FtAGSHIP BAtIK Bank of Sanford. a FIOrd,j cor purat'on, Plaintmtf. 5 heretly given that I*,rSuan? to The F fl4i Judgment ot JAMES MELVIN FKti-f. and saic enleced n 'he (auSC penOng n ?P (i-Cut (ourt .n arid For Semnoe Count 5 , F 'GIdA. beng C vi Numt)-r 79 1911 CA 09 ?Pr uflders'gned OF SEMINOLE, formerly FlôgShip Deft-noani NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOT ICE IS HI RE BY GIVE N that the undersigned, Arthur H Beckwith Jr - Clerk of the (i-Cut *ill on the 9Th day of June. yg That part 00 the Sanford Grant between the hourS Ot It 00 am 'd Government Lot I. Serlion 12. and 2 00 pm. at the west front l.ng within the East 30500 leel ot Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, The West 187440 feet 00 the SOuth otter for sale and sell at public 563 52 ItS of the North 1423 57 feet outcry to Ihe h'ghest end best ol the NorTh West ' 00 vad Sed'c' b.ddec to, (aSh. the following West-side Mervhantsvs. Seminole Sporting Goods, 7:30 Chase Park. ___________________________ ______ I?. Less that Psi-I to, right Of way described xoperty in Seminole 00 Onea Road as recorded in Plat County. Floilda. to wit BOOk 13. at P19e 34. 00 the Pubiit One IC?? Harley Davidson Records of Seminoie County. motorcycle. Model No 1700 CC F,c,r,4 Super GlIde. Sti-ii NO 9D2141IH7 at puba,c s.a.e. t the highest pursuant to Furial Judgment of belt b.dder 10 Cash at II 00 F$sg entered in the above ociock a m On the 3rd day of Style pendIng cause A 4 I 2 1-2 1- 3 3 3 ).l%Oitthewsttfl3ritcfoc)ot (SEAL) ARTHUR H BE(KWITH JR CLERK By June I Curtis P0 Boa $75 S S WITNESSmvBandandthes..l the Seeninoie County Courthouse in 00 1aId COvrI this 11th d4y 00 May. Sanford. Fiorsd 1950 DeptAy Ciert Carter A Bradtoi'tI (sq —0 Si j Paul 45 ptflr TownshIp 20 Soath. Range 30 East. Sor of thi Seminole County JUNIOR LEAGUE StCOfld Half) Kiwanis yEW. ()a.lre orporat'on. F -Or.da. de-S(ribed aS Park. PEE WEE LEAGUE Oem LeonardShell A •orporol.on MOD PROPERTIES IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR LTD a IiøridC imfed psi-I SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Park NATIONAL LEAGUE TuRN . (mally scoring four runs in (lie bottom of the third tU put tlit' ganie on iet-. Se;ui Roberts. the' is inning pitcher, sient the distance Ili' f.umed nine. CLEM LEONAID UAII.. AS N H NOADENS SHELL siav to reliever Steve Rarries. hlobShaw slapped a double and single for VI-' W and Barnes fr;uin's douJ%e. - . League Friday and remain tied for the second half lead isIthI 20 records. tanned ven. Ariustronhad two of the tour Radroadershtts, tnciuthng a I'usiers added one lilt, also a single lk'rnardMitetiellhuta double for Ken Kern's (ar;ige. ssiiile I'aul Teslow and lion Davidson added singles. . George's FOR THE WORSE lead 5-1. Then it was Le', - "" - Kiwanis blasted Rotary 21-5, sihile V.l".W edged Elks Monday, night, May 12 Sch- runs. Sam's Pub added 3 more weizer's took on Lowes in the in the fourtti and Lewis first game. Lowes got off to an l)rywall had a big inning early st-art scoring 3 runs in putting 6 more runs on the the bottom of the 1st inning to board to take the lead back 9take the lead 3-1. The 2 nd 8. The fifth inning hurt Lewis inning was a big one for Sch- Drywall as they were unable weizer's bringing in S runs to to score after Sam's Pub take the lead over 6-3 and brought in 2 runs to take their holding Lowes scoreless in the lead back 10-9. In the top of 2ndand 3rd innings. In the 4th the sixth inning, Sam's Pub 4'4 . Saves National League -Sulter, Chi 9; Fryman, Mtl and Allen, NY 6. Hume, Cm 5. bekulve. Pitt; Fingers and Shirley. SD 4. American League -- Farmer, CtII 9, Stoddard, Belt and Longwood Action Continues Drywall's turn to hold Sam's Pub to no runs again in the -:-'; scored 2 more - ' S • - .-'. IP7 Lr ' - 000 000 201- 3 9 1 Littefi kennedy; Hallckl, Minton (1), Holland (8) and Hill, Holland (10). L-Forsch (2-3). by Alan Mayer - 6-2 Jones and Reggie Jackson that triggered a 6-2 Yankees' victory. Itajsich, a former teammate of Spencer's with the Yankees, I 11 I trying saks1 1ut.. wasn t uiiuirakiy to Liilt opener. "I threw the ballfor the inside corner of the plate and he just stepped right into it," said Rajsich. "I wasn't throwing at him. Blue Jays 1, A's 0 Roy Howell singled home the winning run in the 11th and Jesse Jefferson tossed a fourhitter to satk Toronto to victor' r " 1ua s Aage' .., Bouuy Grich and Larry Harlow each knocked in twp runs during an eight-run, thirdinning outburst which sparked Calif 1c:r1Y. Red r0m Fred Lynn scored once and doubled home another run and Torn Burgineier notched his sixth save in pacing Boston. Orioles 2, TIgers 1 Rookie Dan Graham lined a single to center to score Ken Singleton from third base with the tie-breaking run in the eighth to snap Detroit's fivegame winning streak. S THE FLYING As - Tom VIisceflt - - 1 .._-1. Sea 36; Keough, Oak 33, - by i-,. -. --"_-,, -- .- Dot 1 4 - Lea ue Roundup . Seattle at Chicago Texas at New York 5 '' - - 4 . - . '._ s- - •' - -- ' - - 'I . S. - Redtern, Minn and Norris, Oak d oweii coacn Sammy Wier, In shorts, puts Hawks through warm-ups. LaKe SeF,nth Ruthven (4-2). L-Rlchard 2) I ,,. Herald Photo Ferguson. W-Reuss (40). LTekulve (5-1). HR5-Pittsburgh, B. Robinson (6); Los Angeles, Russell (I). St.Louls .1 ..4 ,,, _____ , A S - I. ç.... - Tekulve, Pitt 51. Vuckovich, St L 53 Reuss, LA 40; Pastore, Cm 1 I; Forsch, Niekro and Richard, Hou; Ruthven, Phil, Jones, SD and Blue, SF17 American League John. , i. - When Fr)lnan walked to the mound In the ninth, there was one out and the Reds had the tying run on first base. He forced -1 Reds' pinch-hitters liar ry .pLu..inanu ..c,l A Is Is o pop out. r ?c." i.è . ' "2' r' • " - • ... California (Aase 3-3) at City (Cure 1 2), 6:35 pm Sundays Games Milwaukee at Minnesota Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Oakland at Toronto Kansas \ 1 -, ' . '.' '' ?Y'''rii M' •• - - . -, V. 52. Lauls, 4-3. U "4 , -. - — -. Moreno Milwaukee (bravers I I) at Strikeouts lZahn 2-4h 2:15 p.m. National League -- Richard. Baltimore (Stewart 1 3) at Hou 62; Carlton, Phil Ryan, Detroit (Morris 4-4), 2.15 p.m. Hou and Vuckovich. St.L 40Texas (Matlack 3 0) at New Rogers, Mtt 39. York ltinderwood 2-3). 8 p.m. American League -- Norris, - By United Press International -' _ - ' . Mionesota Fryman Tops Seaver In Montreal Win ' - . "'j _, National League - West W I. Pct. GB IA II 56) - 11 II 548 i 18 15 513 ' 16 15 516 0, Friday's Results Tor 1. Oak 0. II inns Boston 7. Cleveland I Baltimore 2. Detroit I New York 6, Texas 7 Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 3 Calit II. Kansas City 1 Seattle 1, Chicago 7 D&Ct -2'i : Hou 13 LeFlore Ott 17 Sott Mtl and MaZzIlli. NV and W I Pct. GB North, SF 10 18 I? 600 --American League -- Hender7 7 5 Oak 13. Wills. Tex 11; Il 15 53) 2 Wilson, KC 10, Bumbry, Bal 11 (5 4B3 3 and Car'w Victories Ii lB 138 5 National League -Carlton. II 18 ..-.-,.. , - - Amer,can League East Herald Photo by Tom Netsl , :''- 4 , 4 League Oliver Tex 21 Johnson Chi Belt Tex 2 P:fflth, Dot St Louis at San Francisco 1. .. - I -' • - ' LAArl1er,can PtsburghatLosAngele pr - - - - - New York at Atlanta - • 25 91 31 3 a Arm:s Oak. Mayberry, br and Zisk, be. 6 Los Angeles (Sutton 30). 10 Runi Batted In p.m National League Garvey, Chicago )Reuschel 73) at San, LA 28. Schmidt, Phil 26; Diego (Rasmussen 1 4), tO pm McBride. Phil and Hendrick, St L 75. Knight. Cm and Smith. Cmncin _ - Pittsburgh )Blyleven 0 31 at s: Spce Cek at 115 - KC Vount, MO Philadelphia (Christenson 20) at Houston (Niekro 12), B 35 Pm Stminole Ibgh a lktt) lumen as 29116 II 353 25 86 29 337 79 119 40 336 Home Runs National League — Schmidt, Phil 9; Kingoan, Chi I; Martin, Chi and Luzinski, Phil 7. B Robinson and Parker. Pitt, Baker and Smith. LA 6. American League — Jackson, NY and Velez. br 8. Rudi, Cal and Smaltey. Minn 1. Fisk, Bos, L Roberts. Sea; Oglivie Tb final standing saw Seminole and DeLand Ue for fit place in the conference with Identical 12 records. Th'e Lady Sninol went on to win the Disct 9 Championship before boning out 3-0 to Merntt' Island S 1 Sunday, May ii, lI3B orece. re Dedre Williarns-DeLand; ,iaim-Serninoie; Maria Hardwick-DcLan4' Jennifer Tipto Seabreeze a Unda 1C*I.ynian. Seminole 1ount honorable tilintlons in dude Fighting SuitinoSherne Bledsoe Oliie 10 first tiam tntmbtrs hilfa-dozen a an Today's Games (All Times EDT) Cincinnati (LaCoss 3 3) at Montreal (Lee 1 3), 2 - 15 p m. St. Louis (Hood Ii) at S-an Francisco (Blue 121, 1 05 p.m. New York (Zachry 0 11 at Atlanta (Matuta 2 2), 7 35 p.m. - herald Sports Editor There's certainly a lot to be said for cxperience. 'Just don't t to convince better than kdf of the 198 Five Star Conference Women s All-Conference Softball Teani The squad announced toda) features sc 28 71 27 365 2 96 35 36 Oghvie Ml - . H Pct 78115 iz 365 Molitor. MO Molnaro Chi Trammll Det Bell Tex - - H 31110 12 Retz St L . I - I:rtofla, Batting (based on 10 at bats) Natnal League r?O~jl - defense be the determining factor9 What will Wier and the Silver Hawks do Fans get a glimpse when each of the teams following last season's best ever 4A record of 4-6. participate in two quarters of scrimmage action And what about Lyman's Greyhounds, last during the 'amboree. By nal National League East . Young PIers Dominate AII- Leaders. Who's going to be the toughest kid on the prep seasons Rotary Bowl runners up Will Bill Scott . -' Evening Kera, Sanford, Fl SCOREBOARD L ea football-block in 1980. - , And Shoulder. Pads Spell Spring Training Sunshihe . wldo, Florida 3350j (SEAL) ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR Clerk of the Circuit Court By Susan E Tabor Depoty Clerk R chard I Mamet, Po OSfac. Drawer H Sanford, Florida 32771 'S Publish May II. IL 1950 DEW 19 , - _,r PublIsh May IS. 25. 1950 DEW79 '; �- - - - -- - - - r 0. - '• - •• - t 48-Evening Haraid, Sanford, FL DIMENSION FOUR IN. TERNATIONAL LTD. OF SAN. FORD, INC., dissolved Florida corporation, MOD PROPERTIES LTD.. a Florida limited per,. nerthip, and HARRY MINDICH. individually, and HYMAN MIN. DICH. individually, Defendants. CLERK'S NOTICE OF SAL Notice 'is hereby given that Pur5uanttotheFina,Judgm,,g0 Foreciosure and sue entered in the Cause pending In the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, being Clvii Number 79. 1915.CA.09.K. the undersigned Clerk will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as: Parcel 1: Government Lot 1, Section 13, TOwnship2OSouth,Range3OEast, LESS the North 640 feet, and -LESS. begin 1874.6 feet East and MO feet South of the NW corner of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, run South 363 feet, thence East 737 feet more or iess to the '. line of said SectIon 12, thence North along said lIne '63 feet, thenc'e West 737 feet to poInt of beginning; Government Lot 2, SectIon 13, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, LESStheSouth99Of,etoftheEas, 660 feet; Government Lot 3, Section 12, Township2OSouth,Rang,30 East; Begin at a point 660 feet South, 1499.6 feet East of the NW corner of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, thence South 503.8 thence West 1383.1 feet to the sterly line of right of way of lateRoadNo.3,thenceswalong Easterly lineol State Road PIp. 3 a diStanceol19?.4feat,thenceSo,,th - 44 degrees 30' East,M1.5 feat, thence South 21 degrees 33' West 285.25 feet, thence North 64 degrees 30' West 71.1 lett, thence South 75 degrees 30' West to the WestlineofsaldSectlonl2,thence South to Easleriy line of the Sanford Grant, thence Northeast aiong said Grant line to a point East of the point of beginning, thence West to beginning, LESS, beginning at a point 130 feet South 2Sdegrees 30' West ole point 919.) teat South of NWcornerol Section 17. TownShip 20 South, Range 30 East. on the Easterly boundary line of Slate Road No. 600 (for, many State Road No. 3) run South 6-1 degrees 30' East 100 feet, thence North 73.13 feet, thence North 64 degrees 30' West 368.33 feet to Easterly boundary line of said road, thence South 23 degrees 30' West aiong Easterly boundary line of said road 66 feet to point of beginning, AND ALSO LESS, right of way of Onora Road, AND ALSO Parcel'2, Noticö -. Legal Notice CLASSIF -. Altamonte Springs, Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk thirly corner of Tract 3 of Plat 04 Survey for Thomas Graham, Fern Seminole - 0rlondo .Winter Park IO0A.i- S;30 P.M. MbNOAthrii FRIDAY SU9RDAY 9-Noon / Sunday - I; EasferIyIln,ofsaldTract3tt point of beginning. SPRINGS, FLORIDA ' NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING Together with the rights of Ingress an egress over the West 15.00 feet of the Northerly 106.00 feet of said Tract las described in Platof Survey for W.H. Green & Sons Inc. by LandCavone i,, dated September S 1975. Tract No. 3: Commence at the most Nor. therly corner of Tract] of Plat of Survey fer'8f3ia Graham, Fern Park,Florjd recordidinDeed Book 134, Page 175 of the Public TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCURNi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, that the Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No, 33l 10, entItled: Spare or part.tlme sales help wanted. Work out of ,'our own home, set yos.w own hours. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. FrInge benefits Include paid vacation, company car, retIrement plan & more. Send Resume to: Mr. R. Lvettctsau, 134 Margo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32750. OF SANFORD ,4UTH ROSSI & FAMILY ________ _____________ . 3-Cemeteries ENGINE INSTALLERS Cx. perienced with inboard I inboard-outboard. BOAI'- ASSEMBLERS & Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. ceilent- company benefits, 10 pd. holidays, pension & in. surance. Apply AMF Powerboal Div. 1143 30th St. Sanford Airport 322-7800. Equal Opportunity Employer __________________________ 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at $700. sacrifice, $200 each. Call 862.1246. 4-PersonalS' ______________ ABORTION' 1st Trimister abortion - $123; Gyn Clinic - $20; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free counseling, Professional care supportive atmosphere, confidential. MATURE LADY-Required for part-time housekeeping dutIes at Slumbscjand Court Motel, Sanford. CIII 322-4591. of Casselberry. 339-5002 Machinist Helper, will train. Apply in person Richie's VW, 1 ml N. of 43-4 on 17-92. ADVERTiSING - person is needed for sales ANORD1NAP4CEOPTHEC1TV OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA. CLOSING, VACATING .w Contalningl.5I3$ acres pursuant to survey by Marion C. Gordon. LESS AND EXCEPT: Begin at the Southwest corner of the NE 14 of the NW run East 258 feet, thence North 141 feet, North 84 degrees East 7.31.2 feet, thence North 31 degrees 17' East along road 376 feet, thence South 84 Northerly llnlofsaidlr.ctltothe Easterly right ofwayof U.S. 17.92, Florida No. 13-600; thence con. tinus $4 degrees 16' C, 111.9 fe along the Northerly line of said Tract 3 to a concrete monunwew; thence $04 degrees 4W. 161.90 test along the Easterly line of said Tract 3; thence N 75 degrees or 3,' W, 77.13 feet to the Westerly line of said Tract 3 for a point of begInning: thenci continue N 75 degrees 09' 30" W, 37.13 thence N 50 degrees 09' 30" W, 111.23 feet to the Easterly right at-' flajj degrees West 33.5 feet, thence AMENDED ADDENDA TO MAP North to the Northeast corner of OF ALTAMONTE AND PALM theNW¼oftMNE¼oftheNW¼ SPRINGS, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE of said Section 13, West 660 feet to 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS the Northwes; corner of the NE t OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, of the NW ¼, thence South 1329 FLORIDA, BEING MORE feet to the Point of Begiming (less PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED thlright-of-wayforstateRosdNo. AS ABANDONING THAT POE. 427) and also all that part of the TION OF SAID AD RIGHT OF Sanford Grant and Government WAY WHICH LIES WITHIN THE Lots 2 and 3 of SectIon 12,, Town. NORTHWEST ONE.QUARYUR ship 20 South, Range 30 East, OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 21 SeminOle County, Florida, lying SOUTH, RANGE 29 CAST; South of a line thetis 796.39 teet RETURNING SAID LAND TO North of, as msasurid at right ACREAGE, PROVIDING CON. angles from, the South line of the FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE SW ¼ of said Section 17, less the DATE. East 640 feet thereof. Said parcel Said Ordinance was placed on first contains 34.021 ACres, more or reading on May -13, 1910, sad the less. City Commiulon *Il COfl$ldif at pubeic Sale, to the highest and same for final passage and best bIdder for cash it 11:00 am, adoption after the public h'Elflq. o'clocka.m.onth,$tpidayof July,. whidlWtlIbeMldinthsCgty$.ii 1980, at the west front door of the Of Attamonte SprIngs. op Tuesday, Seminole County Courthouse In the 27th day of May, 1980. at 700 Sanfonf, Florido. P.M., 0? 80 un thSV*IftIr U (SEAL) possibla. Al the milling interested ARTHUR H, BECKWITH JR. parties may apples and be hued ____ CLERK WIth respect to the proposed or• BIt June I. Curtis dinance. This blaring may be Deputy Clerk C$fdIfwed from tim to time untIl Carter A. Bradford, Esq. fInal action is tattin by the City P.O. Box 873 ComlU1On. Orlando, FiofIda 32802 A copy of the proposed or. Attorney for Plaintiff dlnance is posted at Its. City Hail, Pub'ish May Ii, II, 1910 Altamo,de Springs, Fioridi, and DEW-50 areonIIiewfth,heCl.,tef the City sad san'.i may be Is. way of U.S. 17.92, thence Nor. thssstsrly 99 fist along said Easterly rlghtofwaytoyisstarly line ci said Tract 3: tlwncj 5 4 degrees ST C, 106.13 fist along the Westerly line of said Tract 3: S 06 degrees 59' W, US? lsetaloegmewsst,rlylin,ef said Tract 3 to the point of begInning. Together with a wrItten easement or agriemant executed by an adlolning land owner .spedidbyflwpua. Aflamont,-FernPark $435050 18-Help -V.-'--- ARTHUR H. UCKWITI4 JR. - . court By Suan I. Tsbor Deputy Publish Mep 1$, 23. & June 1, I, Fiberglass Laminators Ex. pirlenced only. Excellent company benefits. 10 paid holidys, Insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Dlv. 1143 30th St. Located on Sanford AIrport. WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK. Must be able to prepare, seasonS cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables. all types of noodles, soups and other food stuff, according to the Hunan Cuisine- for conS sumption in the restaurant. Salary$Z37forlOhoursperwk + 2 meals a day. Exp. required minimum 2 yes. Apply at Florida Employment ServIce, 200 S. French Ave. Sanford, F' HOUSEKEEPER.Ex.cutivL y, Pomat'1t position Good working coed: t*$. 7:30 am. to 4 p.m. Apply 400 Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary. ____________________ TABLE SAW Operators (3) Needed for cabinet mtg. shop. Gentry Mfg. Co. BuIlding No. 3, Sanford AIr. port from am. to] p.m. LeaI Nátice OIW.7a - •'-' - commis- sion with full company benefits. Apply in per- son to - - Ron Becic, Lg! BR, C-HIA, W-D, walk-In Closet. No pets or children. Dep. Req. $723 per ma. 647. 3800. Carrick Realty Inc., REALTORS. SANFORD-I Bdrm deluxe, all alec, air, w-w carpet. Adults. no pets. 1200 ma. 323-8019. - DEU.121 - Ground floor, poolside. Condo. apt. Sleeps 1. Enjoy best time of yr. at preseason rates. Complete. Available until May 23. Call for details. 64725.59. - SANFORD-Sandalwood Villas, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, kit. appliances inc. Senior citizen discount. 643.1824. - Call 3 BEDROOM, 1"; BATHS, DOUBLE CARPORT WITH 2 ACRES IN SUNLAND. %.500. BEDROOM. 132.000. SELLER Harold Hall Realty WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. Inc. RALTOR,MLS 323-5774 Director - 300 N. French Ave. Day or Night OWNER MOVING ANXIOUS to sell S yr. old attractive 3 bdrm, 1.'? bath, central HIA, w-w carpet, 2076 GR AN D VIEW LARGE older home in beautiful location. Giant size oak shaded back yard. 141,900 F HA-VA or Assumption. Call Today I Furn. Apt. for Sr. Citizen Vety Clean. 318 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan lovely tree sfl3ded yard, fruit trees, centraL H&'A, kitchen equipped, Florida rm, w-w carpet, all for $43,900. A Must Seal - Now Availablel1 Quiet "WattWIse" certified energy efficient studio & 1 bedroom units, many features including attic storage. 3)0 S. Sanford Ave. 323-3301. LOVELY 3 Acre Homesite $13,500. 4 Room furn garage apt., screened porch, garage 6 Wa. lee furnished. 322-0191. BACK TO NATURE 4 Bdrm, 2 baths. log home. Has FIREPLACE. Central HIA, + 2 acres to expand on. 31ADuplexes WEHANDLERENTALS - Part:Ilme piece work. Webster, THE CROSSINGS New executIve type home, 4 bdrm., 3 BEDROOM House In Suniand Call 3237399 after6p.m. Details. DON'T BUY -INVEST In this FURNISHED DUPLEX. ' COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN-3 Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE. Plenty of parking for trucks & equip. mint. Income from mobile spaces adlacent. S acres only Recently remodeled. Pin Avenue. $33,000. 1', acre Unrec. Piat. Lak Jessup HeIghts. $10,000. Wanted: Lawn mowing done on req. basIs. Good pay, lawn. mower available. 3-49.3841. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sill tMo useful, no longer needed Items with a Herald Classlf led A0. caii juz.ii or 831.9992. 37-Business Property Call 323-1921 Si. doh /eea/t Cotnpan Complete city block on W. 1st St. Only *110,000. WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS - ..:.. .. ... frontage. Small stream, g access, dandy bldg. sites. $9,300, $1,500 down assume loan, -.-- - With fIreplace. Dandy garden sot. This is a handyman special because it is not finished 10 side, rough wired I plumbing, completed. Water and the outside is completed. Large deck overlooking mountaIns You can live in It while you finish it up. S miles from Murphy. 121,500, 15.000 down assume loan. MOUNTAIN CABIN - VA I FHA Financing - Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell with a want ad. Call 3222611. 7) Beach Town House 71*36 ft., 2 bdrm, Carriage Cove, new carp.?, central A & H, $7,000, will consider financing for right party. Also 73 Deimar 2 bdrm, 17x54 ft., central A5.$, ready to move into, 13,900 Call 131-2933 I-4 Ernest LiC. MORRIS 8344200 J11WR EALTORS ___________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage 339-0509 101 Bldg. 339 050$ B. Altamonte Dr____________ ' Of: Sanford STENSTRO Il REALTY S - REALTOR- Sanford's Sales Lead€ Power Mlaer" 96 gaa water heater I- Assol 'R•33l7LIl air conditioning - $72900 homes without forced air heating. Save at Sears. Learn Creative Expraslons 3237813 CALL SEARS OF SANFORD FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON, ABOVE hsfj*f&U. - [searij *liei.p lc - PINECRIST CENTER U.S. I7.fl AT 27th *1. SANFORD MARS, ROUUCX AND C) - Just 5-49,300 CONDO 2 B, lB. downstalre1, freshly painted, new carpelt' wallpaper, WI), equip. kit Modernized, CHIA, con. - CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3221198 ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH a N VU Fl U, Fl I C 1.. T WOODED 527.500. 3¼ ACRES-PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. $12,500. STENSTROEvi REALTY - REALTORS Q' V) ') l )') - Commercial I OPEN.HOUSE 46A.lndijsfrjal Property ________________________ Industrial Commercial or Property. s acres with house. Will sell all or part. On Hwy 421, Call 339-5212. SUNDAY 1.SPM MAYFAIR VILLAS ONWI6.A COUNTRY CLUB S ACRES WITH StOCKED, CATFISH POND, GENEVA - WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rellabilltatlonprolect. Will pay - up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford L4.,1,l,I A.,1k.ih.., IAI JWJ'444 961$ WWI tcRocz!TT Cog cXomu Park - . 2242O WuIbuylst&lndmortgat.We also make Real Estate 1 Florida Business loans. Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. SEIGLER REALTY Robinson, Orlando, 424974.' BROKER French 3232222 - MultIple Listing Service 2439 S,MvTtleAVe. Orlando Sanford 327.7 - 50_j for Sale __________ _______________________ - from. Poll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97. So- of Sanford. 322 $721. OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Off Ices - - _________ -- 55Boats ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes Free Estimates 0070 24 hr MhIPITZER TILE Neworrepalr,leakystiowertoiir specIalty. iS yrs. Exp. 849 1542 PbUe 110fl20 SerVICe ____________________ - Repair GWALTNEY JEWELER 2015. Park Ave. 322 6509 -. Painting Concrete Work I... PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322 05.15 after 6 _____________________________ - .SANFORD AUCTION5 _____________________________ All work guaranteed 8.' includeS scraping & mildew removal KELCO PAINTING (.iCensed & Reasonable, Quality 641 00-48 FreC Est Fireplaces ________________________________ Creative Surfaces Ic . special i1I09 in repainting, nt 8. ext wallpaper, wall texing, wocxl staining Free Ext After you have called th rest call the best 86? 5592 The King of The Rock ' Vehicles _. -. 423-4832 T & .1 STONE CO ----.-- -------- FACIA BOARDS $79 00 - - . - _. Apache Camper Ramancia model, sleeps 6. fiberglass All types of stone, interlo, exterior. Commercial resident bal Specialty decorative fireplaces (in stalledl, Call John 331 0377, Ire, estimates ___________________________ __L - Painting & Repair ' ' ______________________________ Grooming & Boarding , 323-1734 -. -- - - 1959 CHRIS CRAFT 33'. twIn 6 cyl. engines, needs work. Now in water, good live aboard. 13.300' Cash or trade. 322 0936. RO8SON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 ___________________________ BASSRIO1S.4' SIlver-Blue, 2 LIve Wells, etc. l9l9johnson$S.hpwTrimTlIt iruuu mwur, uve-.,n ,r.ip,r. Cars Removec -- - - - BUY JUNK CARS - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. InsIde & outside screened From $10 to $50 __________________ CASH FOR JUNK CARS 5. TRUCKS. Same day service. 3237758 - Top Dollar Paid for lunk & Used cars. trucks & heavy equiprnent.fl2-5990 -___________ m-Mutorcycles -- All-New Condition. Price: A-OK TIRE $5,700. Miami 305-411-6)21 or 379.070. Jim. lIlFrenth Avi. runs. Village Shopping Center, SR 434, I block E of i-I 339 5900. --I, Remodelin9 -- "muUcLIu'4(i Plewrm, kit & bath remodeling. Firepl,ces. We handle the whole ball of wax Financing avail _______________________ I Man,'.ivalityoperatiofl S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Bail. 327-1321 - ' CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses HONDA CBIUUF Spurts-I Cyl.. excellent cond. Retails S G.BALINT 3228665 or323-$699aftef'6&weekends. Hone Repair ACTION HONDA Sanford, Florida OFFICE'' URNITURE 4OComplete Offices 1974 1973 1q76 SALE SL3SO CB11S SLIOO C 8350 C87S0 CL3SO CB3SO CR123 CB3IOT CB.500T G.E LINK CONST 377 7029 I ' SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Large, Inside Oi Outside, Top or bottom. W5 do it All. Home Repair & Remodeling, Fences, ROOFING PROBLEMS! we do roof, carpet, plumb, patio, etc., etc., etc. Chances ar, If we cant dolt noons can. 24hr. 322 0711 Licensed Contractor FREE ESTIMATES 8429103 Mon. Frl.1.3OSp.m 339.7020 LONGW000 ______ eiiva jarden Houling Yard Debris, Trash, Applianc,s&Mlsc. (LOCAL)341 3371 "luxury For $tudie - 1,3,3 IN. Suites' Unlurn. - Adult. FamIly . - -. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321-05%? i,dI. ,..m,.. . .. ocat trail. ers. truck racks & misc. repairs. rtmtn.,, ''" - ' 1lV Window & Screen Repair - WINDOW $ SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 3238545 after 4 - - Lavn&y Qulet -1 - Stsry 1503 W.25thST. SANFORD 322.2$0 I ' __________________ Personalized, fast dependable Negularor 1TI5Di5I5 Wedowashwindows - APARTMENTS 339.7030 LONGW000 Work guaranteed RegiSter. Welding HousiC RIling Hàus.wivesCleanlng Service - all lypes, also guttering Rotten wood replaced, reroots our SpecIalty Discount prices. - OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices IPsel Roofing ________________________ 3236100 FOR 1971 1911 1972 60 Off ice Supplies -_____________________ or carpentry, Painting. Maint. of alltypes.LIc.Bonded 323-4031 Insured 134-a3Ps NEWT1RES519.$95. UP Sanford 1972 1972 1973 ___________________________ tOedding photography by John ,Cutlum Free engagement _phobos ol' 5*10 3238258 ___________ 322740 51,i0O,BUTMu5ISeIII 322-2171 Cannon Music Co., Longwood - t'bà*hrove,mnts ----- TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE Hammonds, Lowrys, Baidwins, Coons, Wurlltizers, Kimball Swingers. All In A-i top conbltbon. Priced from iati. in. cluding bench & delivery. Photography __________________________ -- rchandise __________________________ Off floor sleepIng boxes, insulated. shady kennels, circulating fans Also Air conditioned cages- We cater to your pets. 322 315.2 Call 322 162& 3324440 . Trenl Painting & Rj,air lnterioc& Exterior Free Est 322 3555 ___________ 77_Jjg4 . 5399 999. to PAINT BRAND (YOUR CHOICE) Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery fl7 0701 •(1792) 323734O• -75-Recreationai Exteriors Dressmaking - 3397020 LONGW000 G&J MOBILE HOME REPAIR Service Roof Coating So/MaY ° lot discount Special 10 Senior Citizens. 331 7079 alt 5 Free Est. -. ClOCk ________________________ more? _______ ------ ' Semi-trailer load from New Jersey & VirginIa. Oak, mahogany, walnut suites & odd pieces, antiau.s & collectables. Terms of Salq: Cash, Visa, Master Charge. & Accessories 59-Musical _________ _____________________________ 08. H LAWN CARE SERVICE rreetstimetes 323 6118 __________________ ____________________________ excellent cond Alkog $1,900. Call 331 0281. __________ - Mowing, Edging. etc I Time, Vacation or all season 327 0740 I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6141126 module, - Lawn Care _________________________ - FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnlfur,, 205 E. 25th St. 323-0911. BARGAIN TV's HERB'S TV 2597 5. Sanford Ave. 831 8391 LIc. 331 1887 ____________ _________________________ WE BUY USED FRNITUR \ APPLIANCES &'UMeINt3 - Why pay - •1215 S. French Ave.. Good Used TV's, $258. VP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph 3220352 tr1 TV repo 19" ZenIth. $493.75. Gal $183.16 or Ill mo. Agent 339-8386. Bulldozing, Clearing, tiac,khoe Service Ditches. culverts, ponds Call 03% 2895 CLEANING , C'anc11le_ .,,,,,,, 339-1020 lWlIVI 117 -A-rtgesBougN&Soki-- - CALL ANYTIME 256539 ____________________ - 044 WI'UW AP9CP Estate Wanted 4jRe - $5 ACRES PINE & CYPRESS. VOLUSIA COUNTY. $1,000 PER ACRE. - ' DELTONA. 821.230' b I $110,000 terms. Call 1-423-1028 Florida investment Group I ASSociates, Inc. RealtO."s. _________________________ $ ACRES LAKEFRONT IN - property building, zoned C2. Income producing, lots of room for expansion, on main artery. - LAKE HARNEY. REALTORS . 2525' I GOLF COURSE LOT OVER LOOKING POND IN SAN. FORD. $20000 on Lake Knowlest SpIn II Perk, -sJL..L.. ny commercial ______________________ PLUMBING BUSINESS cornplete w Inventory & real estate. CaiiW.MalIcZowskl, REALTOR 332-7983. 2½ ACRES, TALL PINE ON COUNTRY ROAD NEAR DeIlghlIul 2 13 BR . 28 ca tomes, festuring luxury appi., fenced patio & i floor plans on beautiful wooded lots w.clty cony., adjacent to Mayfair Country Clubl Quality cornS. by Shoemaker, 2565 -- WOODED LOTS IN SOUTH SANFORD, COUNTRY ROAD. $2,300 EACH. LOVELY 4 BR, 31 home on a beautiful shaded 1011 Equi 1. elfin kit., OR, 1g. BR's, patHI, wood fIoo, WI) and much morel A Btayfor$49,90O fleture Imaglnsbiel A Drum Come True $134,500 _______________ - ACROSS-MAYFAIR staircase. balcony, library I FR, brick PP and every Murphy, North Carolina 71906 _______________ Yours for $41,900 OLE WINTER PARK 3 BR, 21 B, 3 story custom built horn CLEARED 20 ACRES NEAR AIRPORT 180,000. TERMS AVAILABLE Only $31,900 BEAUTIFUL IRE, 1½8, 2 stary home on over 3 Iofsl Ctry eatt. In kit., wood floors, OR, WIV carpet, patio and many marI estrasi ACRES I',O. BOX 443 PASTURE NEAR AIRPORT 117,900 GOOD TERMS. venient location. $17,230. OR, C-lILA and lots morel For residential or mobIle -mi 2'. SUPER .1 BR, lB home ii0 Hidden Lakel C-HM. equipI. est.in kit., Ig BR's, patio, w-sv carpet & loin Home OwnerS Energy-.ffi.cjeni Has 1. i'm. thick oIyursthane foam insulatton. 40 gallon. - Ig, 2 BR older home, JUST LISTED] BR, 26 home Ii Plnsliurstl SpIlt BR plan, Ic OR, C-H&A, wood patio dccl workshop, fenced rear yard Enjoy this horns for $39,000 189 R-81$31R SURPRISING COMFORT ,nthis WE LIST AND SELL - MOREHOMESTHAN ANYONE IN THE SANFOR D AREA CUT $ 10 CHEROKEE LAND CO. - - Used tbt model color TV's, .11 working. $99.93. 10 to choose we also have several cabins, houses, old farms. etc. Write or call today tar a free listing brochure. You can call tree of charge by dialing 1800-1387421. WrIte or call today. - - 5 Tint 8. Steam extraction •PUBLIC AUCTION. •MON., MAY 19, 7 PM ' Land Clearing ___________________________ , CARPET 8. FURNITURE OFFICE FURNITURE 40Compe0H5 339 7020 LONGWOOD - -- - -- 53-TV-Radio-Stereo _________________ Carpet Cleaning I.) WE BUY FURN & APPL 2lhrs, --- - - To List Your DiI 322261 Business... 83-9993 d The weather is perfect for a backyard sell sale everylhThg last with a want ad Call 327 2611 or 83% 9993 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St.. 372 5742 72-Auctlon Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty, Originally $649, assume paymints of $21 mo. Agent 339. '73.9 Cu. ft. Freezer, $150. Cash, firm. SeIlinb due to death In family. 3729054. Sell by Appt. -- - - - - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In usad furniture, Refrlg, stoves, tools. Will buy old class rings & Silver coins, Top dollar paid. 'Call Jim, 323 1888 MICROWAVE' - B6RUIYCre _____________________________ 3236593 - - SAVE ENERGY 6 DOLLARS' Batt 8. Blown CUSTOM IN SULATION CO 3?) ll83o' 031 1728 Free est anytime, Cash3'4132 Sold orig. 110935, used short time. Bal. $189.14or $19.35 m Agent 3398386, property from 1.500 per acre end up, We have small tracts, Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker INC. Sanford Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Insulation __________________________ . - SOOS Sanford Ave. 16'cU ft frost free. - __________________________ Central Temp will service AC's, retri9. freezers, water coolers. misc. Call 37) 7786 Webuy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 323-0697 These are a few of over 7.000 listings. We have all types of ' - lovely lot. Owner will hold mortgage. $30,000. French JLJ - - .S.ee our beautIful 05W BROAD MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 3$O3OrlandoDr. ARE YOUR RENTAL SLIPS SHOWING? Newly decorated 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, 1Rk ---------------- ' ________________________ Lake Mary-2 BR, near 5CC., LI 2.1 ACRES - Located 4 miles from Murphy. HasI lane hwy. ----- ------- ________ _.. .-.-- i'll John Young Pkway 295 6077 ---- WE BoY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Santord Fur ritture Salvage, 3228721- small farm $21,300. $5,000 down makes you the new owner. - 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 - ---------------- ______________________ access. Sales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 745 -___________________________ Wanted to buy used office equipment, NaIl's Sanford Furniturealvage, Il 92, So of Sanford 322 8121 KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES FARM HOUSE - 2 bedrmS, over 100 yr-s. old. Livable but needs fixing up. S acres of land, several fruit Has a trees, good dandy mtn. stream. A good Buy Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 3232801 Orb, 1579, now $205 or 119 mo. Agent 339-5356. OLD etCh.. mm 7I1' Mildew oft Roof. ext Walls Mobile Homes. RVs (etc I Free Est Senior cit dit _________________________ - 68-Wanted to WHIRLPOOL R.frlg. freezer, - coppertone. In excellent cond,, $200. Call 834 8733. 512 Lavon Dr., Altamonte Springs. - -________ 42-?Fobile Homes - 52-Appliances repo. IT$J141iji1j [i Reconditioned room A C's- 1000 to 30.000 BTU's. 90 day guar at stud toaporoved mares (305) 331 5581 ____________________________ . Ref. kI el Neapolitano Saroria "Famous Lippivan" ________________ Lovely old Cherry Vanity with mirror & chair, $150 Call 323 8953 NORTH CAROLINA -MOUNTAINS _____________ FAST FOOD Restaurant on malor hwy. Fully equipped. 37211. EXECUTIVE ON THE MOVE Designed with entertainment in mind. 3 bdrm, 2 bath with den, screened porch & Fireplace, in Mayfair section. Owner will finance completely. $11,950. Longwood-Lovely 3 BR, 1½ B, like new, Owner will hold mortgage. Vacant, move in today. 543.900. STEMPER AGENCY Single. unit pollution is everyonas problem. DlstrlouIo, nasdid to supply stainless steel water distIllers to dealers, businesses & farms. PrOtected sales areas. 10 Modsls-4 to 100 gallons per day. Ad. vertised Platlonalty. no filters' or dssnslcafs to change, lust dean wily. Coil 4U-.37215 or nelte Dur$IU. P.O. Rae 313, Cleveland, Tennessee REALTOR MLS - - 37261 170 N. Park Ave. SIMYOl 22013. French Suite 4 Sanford Fl, 66--Horses - Practically new. $130 cash, firm. 322-9054. Sell by appt. ______________________________ 339 050$ -- Jet Cleaning Air Conditioning _____________________ ______________________ - DOUBLE BED- Used 9 mos. 45.A-it of State Property CONDO-2 Bdrm, 2 bath, pool, 115.000 down & owner will hold 5)5.000 balance for IS 'lSit5. FHA-VA, FHA23S&245 Rag. Real Estate Broker CUT $ 100 THE TIME 1$ NOW-Water O NEW HOMES Build to suit, our lot or yours. The Time Tested Firm Eves: 34.S40O, 322.1959, 323-430? , Earn While You - trees. Assumable mortgage at low interest. $32,000. REALTR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AUTO REPAIR GARAGE For Rent. Hwy. 17-92 HAIR DRESSER WANTED WIth following. Apply Kii of HaIr, 1911 French Avi., Sanford. $300 ma. teas or sell $19900. Terms. RIggs , Really. REALTOR 332-1972. JUST THIN!. Ir CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl 40 -' -- 40 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 339 05.09 - B. Altamonte Dr. REALTY - family rm., fenced yard with. - SCEN1t BEAUTY 6-f Acres on the Weklva. Only $110,000. Development Investment 701 Bldg. fl"'75 PINTO WAGON $550 323.78.31 701 S. French - DACHSUND Young male, atfact., playful to family with tenced yd 150. firm. 323 6570 ______________________________ _____ coed. 1968 Chevrolet Nomad Custom station wagon. Classic- Auto. 730 eng., 6 cyl-. new sticker Extra sharp. 321 0938 ________ IiI Hotel box springs & mattress $30 a set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French (1792) 323-731° INC. 2to6 - -- POODLES-I Light Colored For sale. AKC Parents Call 327 8217 _____________________________ OFF IC, FURNITURE REALTORS - VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approi $112,000. EXEC. HOME 21½ with family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv., $450 mo. IsP, last & sec. 3777994 ' NEEDED Old Backyard Cars for JUNK & RECONDITION 322 1379 ____________________ La Baron '78 CHRYSLER Medallion)1,000mi., vinyl top. A C. PS. PB. stereo. tilt wheelMust sell. 322 1420Exec. 80-AutOS -, -- .. JUST MAKE PAVMENTS-69 to is models, Call 3399100 or o-'. 40S (Del'rl, I Tsi.AFurnIture 75*200 PROFESSIONAL LOT with buIlding, Altamonte Springs, $79,900. - 6SPetS&SUPPliSS 1v78 Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed used very Short time Original $59), bal, 1181 or in mo. Agent 33983*6. ________________________________ ABOVE GROUND.POOL-15'x 25' with pump & filter, 1500. UMove. 322 3139. ___________________________ C 3 LOT-15x272. Hwy 436 near Apopka. $31,900. - sunroof ___________________________ _______________________________ S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & 4 chairS, $50 each. Poll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 S. of Sanford, 3fl 8121. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 254-IS. French Ave. 372 0231 - 322-3172. 322 0779, 372 535) W Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone322-7181,Sanlord 323 6061 eves. 372 6533 or 3730517 - DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 BaIt, eact ASSEMBLERS Positions now open for phone calls. Equal Op portunily Employer. PARK merical building w-parlitIor Sanford Avenue. $15,000. Excellent condition 8. terms. WORLDa - _________ with business. Possibilities are limitless. Call today for appointment. - miles. 13,800. 322-5620. -- I'flhIU 197ICHPVSLERI000P GoodConditon.$V Call 327-3129 ' 1979 Ford F 15.0 pick up. PS, PB. AC, AM FM. w 8 track, 6000 SP&ING CLEARANCEU ;iI. All steel clear span 700 3048*12 for ings. • 10*48*11 for $i694.00 S 45x72x14 for $-619A,00 •60x125x%6 for 115,617,00. FOB. Factory. Call toll free 9 am. to S p.1 1800 0.18 isio: _____________________________ ZONED COMMERCIAL 150' frqntageon heavily traveled S. Sanford Ave., enroute to Airport. Building on property could easily be converted to ROBRU'S BUSINESS- 1 Story corn Only $36,000. plete w inventory & real estate. Call W. Maiictowskl, REALTOR, 332-7983. Mary Griffith Realtor 2565 322- Property PLUMBING BUSINESS com- - HOME- S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17t1 Street, Sanford.. Call fo 10 Acres for only $22,500. Plenty of trees, high & dry. 46-CommerCial - 2 to 6 daIly I 425 1426 M. UNSWORTH REALTY All ages,, experience un. necessary. Send name, address, phone number to Webster, 175 5th Ave., SuIte 1101.263-N, New York, NV 10010. of factory built modular housing. Carpentry' exp. necessary. Apply Cardinal Industries. Inc., 3701 S. San. ford Ave., Sanford, Fl. No Beautiful Custom Built 1 BR, 28 home 8. ôn'a ac + Wooded sitel Every imaginable feature! CH&A, w. w carpet, split BR plan, DR. Stone FP, Fl r. bkft nook, icr patio. intercom sys, garden & many extra touches. Your Dream Come True - for 1105,000, 323-3774 831-4788 32-Houses Unfurnished ____________________________ - - '78 VW RABBIT-I spd. AM FM Excel A C. / cond Best offer above 1.1.000 Call'after 5 00: 372 1159. Sleeps 6, self-contaIned. 7 way alec, or gas. 372-1806. BUILDINGS: 51Household Goods Just think-If classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any' L.07111110 OCcI', every 21' MONITOR Travel Trailer- __________________________ - ______ 321.0759 WOY, . ___________________________ of total inventory of brand interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or Seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Poll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797. So. of Sanford. 3728721. , 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive. 6cyl .5W.. 13.000 miles. Asking $5,500. Call 371 0732. TRACTOR 885 Case Like New, $5995 Call 377 6793 off Lic. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. - Tractor Massey Ferguson 35 Diesel, 1962, 3 pt hitch, new bush hog. 3233595.. - DAYTONA AUTO.AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed..--.. n....... n..,.a .,..:,. a public AUTO AUCTION Wednesday at S p m Pt'5 the only one in Florida. You set jIbe reseii,ed price, Call 901 1255 8311 for further details. - - - new BATEMAN REALTY 143 Carver Av A'adamy Manor 1250 ma. & under if you qualify REALTOR shopping. America's foremost dictionary company needs home workers 'to update. local mailing lists. Proekict Ion carpenters helpers with nations largest producer Open W 46 to Wayside Road follow dir. signs to home, SHADOW LAKE WOODS Fantastic new 3 8. 4 Bedroom Natural wood 8. stone. Opei -- terraces. allamenities, " act wooded. Low mt. Assumab( rhtg. 195.500. 200 Yds. West o I-I on SR 46. Left on Waysid Or. Follow Signs. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. REDUCED TO $22,000 2 Bdrm, 1 bath In excellent location. Close to schools & hours. Tony Coppola Associates. Inc. REALTOR. Philips Decorating Den & Cleaners, 319 W. 13th St., Sanford. 300 KIMBERLY COURT SHADOW LAKE WOODS 26p.m. ' "i,, stereo. -- AWNING WINDOWS FOR SALE: 2-10" x 50" 2-28" * 50" I-Il" x 50" 1-32" * 50' Call 322 6473 -_____ Bikes & GO-Carts 79-Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ •76 FORD FiDO Pickupxce!lenT cong. s,ou or oest °'- 3 $5 - -- SHAG CARPETING-tikenew Slightly soiledt2 yd. 323 6123 _______________________________ - pasture. stalls & barn. Owner will hold mtg. $25,000. NEW HCES '-', 0 USED SANFORD S ACRES-horse 373-5371 SUNDAY I-S P.M. - __ 133'. $11,000., 'The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 243S" S. French (17-92) Sanford OPEN HOUSE BROKER 2439 S.Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327-1577 321 0610 LAKEFRONT RETIREMENT CHOICE 2 bdrm,. Like new. Room for nice garden plus - - ZONED COMMERCIAL 120' x REALTORS REALTY SEIGLER REALTY MU Eve 323-3986 offices, rental units or home .Cog rX,m.,, bath, prefect retirement location, fenced yard, well for watering, quiet area, cony, to shopping. Only $41,500. Low Assumption, VA release. SANFORD COURT - - beautiful canal on prOperty. 71 - acres for sale all or part. Located in Osteen, Fia. on paved road at 13,000-54,000 acre depending on location, WEKIVA ACRES-3-I, 1'.i yr. old frame house. 1 acre, 12 miles from Sanford. Country living, very clean I well constructed. 5-44.000. F HA-VA REALTY - ____ .- 42.AFafln Equipn'*nt Detector for extra depth. Like new. Cost $375 new. sell for $225. Also push mower with I hp cast-iron block, $50. 3776610. Oaks, pines, pasture with STENSTROM CROCETT "-i REALTOR -, 1*2.8675 SUNLAND-3-2 Split plan with' screened porch & fenced. $43,000. BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILEY'S FISH CAMP ON OWNED LOT. $18,500, - 611 BRIARCLIFFE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS For appointment call 323.2920 paId. 641-5826 aft & DLand 734.2217. Ask for Mr. Roberts. TO THE HOUSEWIFE WITH BILLS TO PAY-We have a position open that will enable you to pay those bIlisI We will train. Apply In person to 322-7912 I, REMODELED lovely 3 bdrm, 2 HAIRDRESSER for progressive shop. Highest commissIon Perfect for retirees who desire to supplement income. Reply Box 59, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford 32771. REALTORS 7710 Sanford Ave. - - 4 pct. interest to qualifIed buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments, 322-2281. 2 STORY OLDER HOME, COMPLETELY REMODELED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EAT INKITCHEN, SPLIT AIR & HEAT-. ASKING 575.000. NEAR LAKE MONROE, kitchen equipped, single car garage, fenced yard. Only $37,500. FHA.VA or Assump. tion.Won'tlastI - Furnished S hth. •vnul.It. intorl,,, furnishing. $330 per mo, 1 ma. I. sec. 5300333, 323-8139 after CHOOSE YOUR OWN HOURSPart time temporary assign mint, no sellIng, piece work. 3 BR, 18, with 2 BR, lB Mobile home rental, on 2. ac res. $35,000. $10,000 down. ---. - 80-Autos for Sale -. -- Cart & MIni Bike For Sale. BestOffer 323 -- r-:-' - ' FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND Callclark&H1rt323-1580 - -- ---------------- JUNE 78BMin I service the rest. .WESTERNAUTO, 301 W. 1st St. OFFICEFLJRN1TiJPE l0ComPlete9ffices 339.70LONc.wnnn Sunday, Ma' TI, 1950-SB - 7-MotorCycies ____________________ __________________________ Lawnmowers. We sell the best - PORZ REALTY GOLDSBORO $100 down, $250 - ma. 3 BR, 1B, w-w carpet, gas Mat, newly refurbished inside & out. Large workshop. 121,700- Call 3fl 0216. 3 BEDROOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR, IN LAKE MARY. $36,900. IT'S A STEAL I Ewnlnij Ileiald 7 BR, 1' 2 B, Townthouse Condo, pool, CHIA, $5,000 to assume mortgage. -- - . 62-Lawn-Gat-den _________________________ TIRES-fl) L78.15 B,F. Goodrich Iply polyester ww. 932" tread left. 175. Call 3224967. GARRETT Deep Seeker Metal JENNY CLARK, REALTY, REALTORS 322i 595 - 31Apartments - '76 - HONDA Super SportWtndjammer faring crash bars., chrome headers, new tires, uaraa keot. $2,350. Appraised $2,300. 327 t ___________________________________ -_____-- - . ' - STONE ISLAND orig. owners custom 2 story Colonial 4-S BR - Ig FR w-FP too many extras. to enumerate must see to appreciate quality. Located near Island Tennis Cts. 1119,000 WHY PAY RENT' Brand new 3I'2 bath homes for under $230 mo. DEBARY LAKEFRONT - 2 323.86111 ...A&5L.N SANDALWOOD VILLAS-2 Bdrm, 2 bath, Washer 8. Dryer inapt, 1223 mo. & $323 dep. 295. 7766, 671-4330. Surrounded by luxurious Homes. $4,500 per acre. Ex. ceilent terms. -- I OFIICEFURNITURE 4OCompleteOfflces 339 7020 LONGWOOD _________________________ Coats - Ponchos ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)OSanfordAve 322-5791 In the good ole summertime...it's a great time to sell something with a Classified Ad. Just dial 3222611 01 831-9993 for a quickresults ad. - 20 acre Grove, 600' lake front. Rain Coats 8 am. toi0.p.m., weekdays 3 BR 2'? B-) BR guest house, 2 BR bunk house, S0'x20' greenhouse w-2000 inventory, worm farm & much more. $117,500 W. Garnett White, Broker 372.75$1 - Ep. or Sate Used office t - filing cab 8. chair Ma 'items to choose from. Noirs Sanford Furniture Salvage 17 92, So. of Sanford. 322 l0CompleteOffices p.m. to 10 p.m. Brokers welcome. 322-8366. ENTERPRISE 6 acres old restored 2 story home among oak & magnolia trees .,2 FP. oak floors - modernized kit. . 4 2-1 NEW CARPET 8. paint. $3,000 down-Owner Will hold' mtg. No qualifying. 177,500. ________41Houses I BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults ont e Ade.'JUsf'So, of Airps Blvd. on 17.92 Ia 2 BR, modern, good location Fenced, A.H, w-w carpet Advertising uness NAMI STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRNs Notice Ishereby gived'that the undersigned, pursuant to the "PiditIu* Name statute." Chapter $48.09, Florida Statutes. will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for Seminote Cpunty, Florida, upon receipt of 1w0St of Phi publicailon of this mike, me fictitious name, tQWft: AAA RECOVERY CONTROL INC. under which we xpsd to .ngaos in business at *30 Agnes Orivi, In the City St Altamonte lige, Florida, Thai the parties interested In said business unteriwlse aw is NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH-- adults. Furniture available. $220. 841-7853. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS - - Ow.,. Wanted . Apply plus CIRbERI1IES NEEDED Better Living Center of Casual. berry. 339.5007. Call for ap. pointment. - _. ---- follows. FREDERICK M. CHRISTIE DePedthIs 13th dayif May, A.D. JR. DAVID W. CASE PhyllIs JordaN -'U. . Doled at Winter Perle, Orange City Clerk Of the . County, Florida, AprIl Z3td, INS. City of Aitamont, , Publish AwIl 27.1 May 4. 13,18. FisrIds - (hALl Detsdthlol3ffidyofMay,A.D. - Piano, organ. Private, degreecf. degrees 54' 20" W 1289.91 FEET; THENCE RUN N 00 degrees IS' 35" C 738.09 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION ____ __________________ - lllnstrudioin - - required. Sanford, Florida _______________________ lw saId RUDOLF F, SWARCKOF AND EFFECTIVE DATE. or untIl some Other arTangem.,s SaId Ordinance WU placed on are satisfactorily made to first rs.ding on May 13, 1950, and RUDOLF F, $WARCKOP, the City Commission wui consio, i4 ypu, and ascIi St you, are same for final passage and required to serve a copy St your adoption after the public Pisaring, yftgn mees, f y, GEO. A. SPUR JR., St SPICE St Altamonfi SprIngs, on Tuisday, SPUR, P.A., Plaintiff's attorney, tIt 17th day if May. 1850, at 7:00 whose address Is P.O. Rae 1364, P.M., or as soon thereafter Saa ld 32771. on or possible. At the before the liii diy ci June, A.D. psrties may appesr an ISIS, and I lIe Phi origInal with the wilts respect to the prop,gad or Clerk ii this Court either before dinance. This hearing may be service on Plaintlfrs stisrasy or continued traIn time to lime untIl Immediately thereafter, other, final adios is taken by the City wls default will be entered Commission. you Is, the relief A copy Of the propos. or. mapded In ti's Con'pfa. dinatics is posted at the City Hail. WITNESS my band aid the Seal Aitamosde SPrings Florid., COINp en the 15th day of 00011SU$QflfIlew$ththeCladeof' p.. 19ij, the City and same may be - pui jntati. 'CMC. CitY St me City St Aitamord* 5prk. Florida PublisliMay II. 1900 DIW.74 - A starter. Previous sales Saiary ____________________ FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT DES1 ONATINGANDASSIGNING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF "R.MF3" RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE FAMILY HIGH DENSITY - DISTRICT TO CER. TAIN PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THAT PART OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ OF SEC. TION 2I, T21 S,R29E,SEMINOLE CO U N T V. F L 0 R I 0 A, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER QF SAID SECTION 21, RUN $00 degrees IS' 33" W 513.01 'FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION 21 TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN N N degrees sv 43" C 1220.00 PERT: THENCE RUN S00degr,e$15'35"W 1363.33 FEET; THENCE RUN S $9 degrees 59' 0" C 230.00 FEET; THENCE RUN SOOdegress 13' 3," W6%.00 FEET THENCE RUN N N degrees $921" W 1St 32 FEET; THENCE RUN N 00 degr,,, 57" C 180.00 FEET; THENCE RUN N U degrees 42' 13" W $01.74 FEET; THENCE RUN N 10 advertisers. of - Squash 1. Cukis, $3.00 Bushel. Anderson Farms, 1430 French - Afe 323-2261. $ PR I PIGS, 21 TO THE POINT OF BEGIN. NING, CONTAINING 42.80 alresgfeturnishd,'lnkingw.,er- ACRES, MORE OR LESS, tosald RUDOI..P F. SWARCKOF SEMINOLE COUNTY, cr0 period St ten (10) yeses or FLOE IDA; PROVIDING until public water is avaIlable to SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS , - AL TAM ON T B service experience YOU PICK OF and great future for a self. ___________________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOR IDA, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A COM PREHENSIVE ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY 0 Records of Seminole County, Florida in SectionS, Township 21 South, Range 20 East; thence S 4$ degreesl4' E,$0.00festalongttts WAY LYING AND BEING WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONT! SPRINGS, FLORIDA, OESCRFBEO AS FOLLOWS: THAT CERTAIN ROAD RIGHT OF WAY KNOWN AS BAKER STREET LYIN9 BETWEEN DOUGLAS AVENUE AND 1.1 AS RECORDED IN SANLANDO SPRINGS TRACT U, PLAT BOOK 6, - PAGE 17, AND ALSO UNNAMED STREET BELOW LOT I, ,LYING BET. WEEN DOUGLAS AVENUE AND 1-4 AS RECORDED IN THE new &.- hjldCa,,e TNngs to Eat appliances. $300 mo. 4 $300 sec. deposit. 323-7965. An aggressive sales. _______________ ___________ 349-5185 Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, Sanford, studio or 1 bdrm. All dec. Adults only, no pets. $165. up. 323-8019 SALES REWARD LOST 5-13 around French Ave. & 1st St. Black Pit Bull with white chest. 1$ months old. Children grieving. 322-19t5. ___________________ - I 1.11. ,.à.. .11 L!• ' 110111 tUPJU, DII P.11. Ave. 323-3)01. Sanford. CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Ijaique "Master-Plan PluS" 2 Be&oom home which can "grow" as family needs increase. Mid 170's on your lot. GE kItchen, carpeting, decorator pkg. & much more. VItIt model home center In Sanford complex, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Models open 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily & Sunday. For more Informalion call 321. 0220 Sat. & Sun. Call Sanford 321-0500. FI,')RIDAINC.REALTOR$ - 60-A-& iness OFFICE FURNITURE - Wood Rd. Sat. & Sun. Call from Make room In your attic, garage. Sell Idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly 4d-taker t 322-2611 or 831-9993. 3 dEDROOM CB HOME -. Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and iI. 1.34,000. EXPANDABLE HOME - & Found Need Babysitter in myhome. Genevaareb. * KEYES * SANFORD COURTS Now available I Reduce your living cost by residing in one of our "Watt. Will" certified energy ef. ficient 1 & 2 bedroom units. Features galore, including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford for - - .339-7O2OLONGW000 ____________________________________ 3 Bdrni, 2 bath, carpeted, car. port, 141,900 assume $15,100 at 7 oct. 741 PASADENA AVE., LONGW000 531-2379. MW Ilituiij 5th St., 1k. Mary Blvd. - 322-5253 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central HIA, convenient location. $235 mo. + security. No children or pets. 322-6274. RN full time, 8-4 shift. Apply in person Sanford NursIng & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. REALTORS, MLS Unfurnished " AIDES WANTED Better Living Center It you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or 831-9993. ___________________________ Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. tar, Fl. 33518. ___________________________ 4) - CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Medicaid Accepted 609 E.ColonIalDr,,Orlando 898.0921 Toll Free 1-100-321-2568 _____________________ 5-LOSt 30-Apartments Eves. 332 0617, 322I5$7 -207 E.2SthSt. ASSOCIATES, INC. - to $64,900. Call now Marlene Rossiter Realtor Associate, after hrs 531-8201. ____________________ Sale .__- WILSON MAIER. FURNITuRE-BUY, SELL,TRADE 311 315 B. First St. 322-5622 - 'ACRES,nicelywoodedand not - too far from town. ox home or mobile, priced $17,500 with terms to fit your budget. - ____________________ OPEN HOUSE SUN. ito S. By Owner 323.7832 - FantastIc terms, lust reduced .. 4 UIjfl'Vj, THANK YOU RICH PLAN INC. FLORIDA, CITY - 18-Help Wanted - AMENDING OR. DINANCE NO. 22173 OF jHE ' i-i-Card of Thanks S 300 S. Oak 841-78*3. Applyat 101 Magnolia 323-8008 ___________________________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN' DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322- _________________ A acre settIngs,. Charming 4 or S bedroom with fireplace, and dream kitchen. . -INVEST IN YOUR 'OWN ow Down Payment.. ClIPS for your lot' wffl buildyour lOt Os our let, V Enterprise, Inc. Medellnc.,Realtor 6-44.3013 ,1fy Inc. HAL CO(BT FRICKE & FRICKE 1½ Beautiful 50-Miscellaneous - - . VA.FHA.235.con Ho MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR BUT CLASSY 2611or131-9993.. CHILD CARE-My Hom - Daytlm,-SeimS Nights 322-4331 Longwood-Lake Mary ______________________Will care for 1 preschooler In my home, Sanford area, lots of love & attention. )fl-3667. ANOROINANCEOFTHECITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, - _____________________ -- LAKE MARY Looking for privacy and country livin? This is itt 3 bdrm., screened porch, ' acre lot, $41,900. COUNTRY Sanford Gracious living. Rea sonable Weekly 1. monthly rates, utilities paid. Inquire MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. 3 BR, 28, Farn.Rm., Din Rm. on 1 acre. 192,000. 2nd acre available 131,000. ERA.. - _____________________________ FURN ROOMS FOR RENT loon' Friday _______________________ - 11111 3efore Publication ChitdCaretnmyhome. Plentyof play room. Hourly . daily we*y rates. Reas. 349-5918. - 34C 3 Lines Minimum 'frjJ'4OOfl The Day - information 331.0211. - . . 43.-Lots-Acrea9e.' -- - 40Condominiums DEADILINES - In my home - Day or Night 323-6677 - Apt. with same-Sanf.area. 323-7719 aft 6 -----44c line 3,c a liii Ime -- 41Houses - RATES :ons.cutive times it:OflslcutiVetifllis - -- .'-. Evening Iterald, Sanford, Fl. Mountain homi in Waynesville, NC. completely furnished. Rent weekly. Call for more Maletoshare 322-2611 ___________ - 831-9993 (LAS,$IFIED DEPT. UR ToShare '''a I - 41-Houses lED ADS - Spur of the Moment Babysitting . Park, Florida as recorded In Deed the City and same may be ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND - Book 134. Page 325 ot.the Public spected by the public. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Datedthls l3thdayofMay,A.D. WILL. BE FOREVER BARRED. Records of Seminole County, 1980. Florida In SectIon 3, TownshIp 21 Date of the first publication Of Phyllis Jordahl, CMC. & thIs Notice of Administration: South, Range 30 East; CIty Clark degrees 14'!, 80.91 f.ot siong the FAsy 11, '• ef the CIty St tIe '$vIipeoH4ldTrsct3egtglsELSIE PARINA, AltamonfI SprIngs, Florida Easterly right of way of U.S. 17-92, Personal Representative Florida No. 13-600; thence con- Publish May 1$, 1910 of the Estate of DEW.73 HI LDA CHARLOTTE FOR. tinue S 18 degrees 16' C, 114.9 feet along the Northerly line of said TIER CITY OF ALTAMONTE Tract 3 to a concrete monument, Deceased $ 04 degrees 13' W, 78.00 SPRINgS, !I.ORJP&. HERBERT R. SWOOR0 -. feet along the Easterly lIne of said NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR INO Attorney for the Tract) for a point of beginning; TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Personal Representative thence N 7$ degrees $2' W, 73,00 PROPOSED ORDINANCE 1212 East ColonIal DrIve feet to the Westerly line of said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Post Office BOX 6234 Tract]; thence S 06 dsgreessr w. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Orlando, Florida 33133 sS.s, feet along the Westerly llneof by the City of Altamonte Springs, Telephone: said Tract 3; thence S 75 degrees Florida, that the Commission will and 305-896-4445 09' 30" C, 77.13 feet to the Easterly hold a public hearing to consider Publish May 11, 1$, 1980 line of said Tract 3; thence N 04 enactment of Ordinance No. 529. DEW-16 degrees 43' C, 90.90 feet along the $0, entitled: CITYOFALTAMONTE Resort Property 36- Apts. & Houses 28- . Townuiip20South,Range3oEt, run thence South 312.45 feet, run thence North 72 degrees 43' West 1009.63 feet, run thence North 13 degrees 30' East 399.3 feet, run thenceSouth6ldegrees3o'East,o the point of beginning. l - Legal Notice Begin 170.92 feet South of the AND ABANDONING THAT East '.i section post of Stion Ii, CERTAIN STREET RIGHT OF -1- ------- - " thence South 13$ feet to the point of begi,yiing (less the right of way for Stale Road Plo. 421). ContainIng 235.176 acres pur. suant to survey of AC. Doud. ney. - - ________________________ quaIilictions of the Personal RepresentatIve, or the venue or lurisdiction of the Court. follows: Begin at the SW corner of of the NW '4, n.m East 258 feet, thence North 111 fiSt 'iOltheNEl.lottheNWl/4ofsald Sectionl3,West6loleeftotheNW cornerof the tIE ¼of the NW ¼; ....:. . - LESS, begin 130 feet South 24 degrees 30' West of a point 919.7 feet South of the NW Corner of SectIon 17, Township 20 South, Rang, 30 East, at a point Ofl the Easterly right of way line of State Road Plo. 15 and 600, thenc, run South 64 degrees 20' East 644.5 lest, Thence run East I. a point 1*55O test East IheWis, this at sad Section 12, Pience run North to the SE corner of Ihe North 1163.8 feet of the West 1199.6 feet of said Section 12, thence run West 1583.1 feet to the Easteriy right of way line of said State Road 15 and 600, thence run South 24 degrees 30' West along said right of way to the point of beginning; Part of the West of the NE 1/4 of the NW 'I of Section 13, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, more particuiariy described as North 84 degrees East 237.2 feet, thence North 3$ degrees 47' East alongroad32lfeet,th.flce$outh$4 degrees West 32.3 feet, thence North to the NE corner of the NW •..--- CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA CITY OF ALTAMONTE FICTITIOUS NAME SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NotIce is hereby given that W NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF are engaOd in busIness at 318 TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF 'PROPOSED ORDINANCE 5th Street, Lake Mary, Fl., 32744 TO WHOM IT MAY. CONCERN:' PROPOSED ORDINANCE Seminole County, Florida under TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS.HEREBY GIVEN the fIctItious name of SUN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bytheCityof Aftimonte SprIngs. LABORATORIES, and that by the City of Altamonte Spring,., Florida. that theCommiulon will, intend to register said name with . Florida, that the Commission will hold a ubiIc hearing to consider the Clerk of the Circuit Court, hold a publIc hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. 528Seminoli County, Florida in c. . enactment orordinance , , entiti,: withthePrOvislOnsoltM so,entitled ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: ANORDINANCE AMENDING OF At.TAMONTE SPRINGS, Section S65.09 Florida Statutes THE CODE OF THE CITY OF FLORIDA AMENDING OR. 1957. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DINANCE NO. 411.77 OF THE Sig. Billy J. Michael FLORIDA BY THE AMEND. CITY OF ALtAMONTE JayneMlchaei' MENT OF SPRINGS. SECTION FLORIDA, AS 4.5, Publish May 1, 11, 18, 23. 10 "RESTRICTONS ON LOCATION FOLLOWS: DEW33 FOR SALE" OF CHAPTER 4 AMENDING THE DETAILED' "ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES" BY LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SPECIFYING DISTANCES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FROM CHURCHES AND CHANGING THE LAND USE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SCHOOLS, FROM PROVIDING DESIGNATION IN. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPARABILITY CONFLICTS DUSTRIAL TO RESIDENTIAL PROBATE DIVISION HIGH DENSITY ON AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE CASE NUMBERC $0.93 FOLLOWING Said Ordinance was placed DESCRIBED IN RE: THE ESTATE OF PROPERTY: THAT PART OF first reading on May 3, 990, mi HILDA CHARLOTTE FORTIER, the City CommIssion will consider THE NORTHWEST '. O SEC. Deceased, same for final passag. and TION 21, T 215, R29E, SEMINOLE N0TIç,E OF ADMINISTRATION F,L 0 R I 0 A adoption after the publIc hearing, C 0 U N T V. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING wnithwlllb.heldlnth,CityHaII DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:• CLAIMS OR DEMANDS THE NORTHWEST ofAltamoete5prings,00Tus$day, FROM AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE the27thdayof May, 1900,i17:00 - CORNER OF SAID SECTION 21, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS P.M., or as soon thereafter as RUNSOOdegreeslS'33"W5$3,O1 INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: possible. At the meetIng Interested FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE YOU ARE HEREBY parties may appear and be heard OF SAID SECtION 21 TO THE NOTIFIED that the Ad. POINT OF EEGINNING. with respect to the proposed or ministration of the Estate of dlnance. This hearing may be THENCE RUN N $9 degrees HILDA.Cl-tARLOTTE FORTIER, continued from time to time until 43" E 1220.00 FEET; THENCE deceased, File Number $0.95 is final action Is taken the City RUN S00d.grees 1S'3S" W 1365.33 pending In the Circuit Court for FEET; THENCE RUN 5 89 CommIssion. Seminole County, Eighteenth A copy of the proposed or- dgrees 59' 19" E 230.00 FEET; JudicIal CIrcuit, SemInole County dinance is posted at the City Hall, THENCE RUN SOOdeglees 15' 35" Court House. Sanford. Florida W6N.00 FEET; THENCE RUN N Altamonfe Springs, Florida, 32771. The Personal Represan. copies are on file with the Clerk ot $9d.ørees59' 21" W 139.32 FEET; 'tative of the Estate ELSIE the City and same may be in,4THENCE RUN N 00 deOl,*5 22' FARINA, Route 1, Box 131 specled by the public. / $7" E 150.00 FEET; THENCE Longwood, Florida 32750. The Dat.dthisl3thdaYofMaY.).Q. RUN N64degreesll' 13"W 301.74 Tameandaddressofthe Personal FEET; THENCE RUN N 40 ww. , Representative's Attorniy ate set degrees 54' 20" W 1289.90 FEET; . Phyllis .lordahl, CMc forth below. City Clerk - . THENCE RUN '600 degrees 13' All peçsons having claIms or of the City of 25" E 738.09 FEET ALONG THE demands against the Estate are - WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION Altamonfe SprIngs, Florida required, WITHIN THREE Publish May 1$, 19 31 TO THE POINT OF BEGINMONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DEW-77 flING, CONTAINING 12.80 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF - ACRES, MORE OR LESS, THIS NOTICE, to file with the SE M I N 0 L E CO U N T Y, CieckoftheaboveCourtawritten FLORIDA; FOR THE PURPOSE IN THE cIR4ulT COURT, IN statementofanyclaimordemand AND FOR CONSIDERING THE SfMINOLR COUNTY, OF they may have. Each claim must RZONINGOF THE PROPERTY FLORIDA. beinwritingafldmu,.tindlcatethe DESCRIBED ABOVE FROM CASE NO. $348-CA.19.L basis for the claim, the name and INDUSTRIAL '-'IL" TO RUDOLF F. SWARCKQF, addressof thecreditor or his agent - PlaintIff, RESIDENTIAL-MULTIPLE or attorney,, and the amount FAMILY"R-MF3"; PROVIDING claimed, if the claim is not yet F0R C 0 N F L' I C I HENRY 6. GREEN and RESA due, the date when it will become - SEPARABILITY AND EF. GREEN, his wife, due shall b stated. It the claim 5 FECTIVE DATE, Defendants. contingent or unhiquidated, t14 Said Ordinance was placed on NOTICE OF ACTION nature of the uncertainty shell be TO: first reading on May 13, 1980, and stated. If the claim iS secured, the the City Commission will consider HENRY 6. GREEN and security shall be described. The dame for final passage and REM GREEN, his wife claimant shall deliver sufficient ad0ptlo after the public hearIng, Mailing Adesa: Rofle 1 copies Of the claim to the Clark to which will be held In the City Hall Omega, Georgia 31775 enable the Clerk to mail one copy O Altamonte SprIngs, on Tuesday, You, and cachet you, are hereby to each Personal Representative, notified that an action has been . the 27th day of May, 1910, at, 7:00 All persons Interested in the P.M., or as soon thereafter as 'ought against you to enforce a estate to whom a copy of this possible. At the misting interested lien on the following described Notice of Administration has i. lying and beIng In Seminole patties may appear and be heard mailed are required, WITHIN with respect to the proposed or. County, FlorIda, to-wit: THREE MONTHS FROM THE dlnance. This hearing may be Tract No. 1: DATE OF THE FIRST continued frgm time to lime until Lots 3 and 6, Block "C," PUBLICATION OF THIS final action is taken by the City Seminole Heights (Lake Kathryn NOTICE, to file anV oblections CommissIon. Circle), Plat Book I, Paqn 1 and 2. they may have that challenges the A copy of the proposed -orTract No. 2: validity of the Decedent's will, the Commence at the ,nost Npr. dinance is posted at the City Hall, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 79.IS1S.CA4p.K THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE DEVELOPMENT CORP., A Delaware corporation, Plainfiff, the NE -. SundayMsy ii, 910 Legal Notice.. Leg .- or ____________________________ �0 - - - 4 - I - - ___ / • 4 p - ..-••p * , . - - - .K t - . 2 * ______________ . - -.- ..- V .-... - - - . 1.7 . . . - . B-EvenlngH*raId,Sanford,Fl, Sunday,MaylLlflO ~~~-I -------- I I - Il ' I - . . I .. I . 0 . a J .1 - - J . . The introduction of generic products Into supermarkets in Florida and south Georgia gives consumers an opportunity to save an average of 30 percent over comparable national brands. -111.6 IN BRIEF __ 1i ____ ___________ ____ .. Sun Bank Of Seminole I To Open Red Bug Office " t Dip -. I . . 46 I ,. . - He.e are Some Jacksonv4lle' national brands: Item 32 ounce spaghetti sauce 32 ounce grape jolly price comparisons for generics ahd National Generics Brand $ .99 $1.39 .79 .99 It ounces Peanut butt, .63 .19 . 3poundsrice 100 count tee bags ." 1.19 .99 1.32 .23 1.19 .77 1.39 .19 .69 1.69 .45.96 $6 .99 1.19 .73 1.17 2.73 .49 1.2$ 1.2$ 1.19 1.$ Society. p 1.19 1.99 switching equipment to the authority. It will be funded $125,000 category with by a loan from the Rural Electrification Administration, a Washington-based governmental agency which provides funding and other assistance to United States Independent telephone companies. contract is the largest ever funded by the Electrificatlon Administration for central office equipmeat. Stromberg-Carbon has plants in Sanford and Lake Mary. William J. hart (left), joined Flagship Bank of Seminole recently and will be involved in the commercial Lendlag area of the bank. Hart has been In banking since 1962, and most recently was with Southeast National Bank of Orlando. He and his wife reside in Maitland with their two daughters and a son. ____ ____ . . . . ________ . . . .. - . -. the Contemporary Classic entry, will be among the 10 Sabal Point builders entered this year., : ... I . - - -. . . Local Station Lowers.Prlce . Williams & Son Amoco190 Orlando Dr., Sanford, recently signed a consent order with the US. DepartU*t* rat Yawr to tznznadlatsly reduce Its selling r I . ~. . - lek, t .V . .. . . . I . . .Pp 1/ . ! I $ - ' • : . . . / .\\ 1 •;' . . '. . \. - ,. . .1 by Torn Nettel ,1 . . ear= 'Staile fl i etim Career 4r. In De ssion ra 1#3w - . . 'Ch arli e rown ,. ., - J -14 .! ..,. . ,- 1 I 11 r - ' " I ~ *0 " - . - ore , - By -TOM NETSEL herald Staff Writer Starting a career can be tough for a young man at any time regardless of the training he might have had, but if the year happened to be 1930 'when the economy was In a depression, It could be especially tough, If the young man was only 13-years-old and had no training, the odds would seem stacked against his starting a successful career. But that is the way one Sanford man did It.. James "Mac" McAlexander was in the seventh grade and, as the last of seven children, went kking for work. His father was a handyman and could (is most anything in those days when things were repaired instead of thrown away, so the young McAlexander had a good general background in a variety of fields but no formal training, "In the '30s things were tight," recalled McAlex- three tames and walked off a couple." he said. As a young boy he said he got spring fever but he usually came back to Hof-Mac. While he left Uofman's employment several times he always did it In an amicable manner ,,advice he finds useful for employees today. "Never leave in a bad attitude. Never say things you'll regret; don't close any doors." You may come back someday needing a job and perhaps the man will need you, so 'don't close any doors, said McAlexander. McAlexander 's present shop as located a short distance from where he was born. Their home was on 11th Street and French Avenue and while automobile traffic was lighter then It was still dangerous, "French Avenue was one-car wide." During WoZd War If McAlexander took a 4-year correspondence course in Industrial electronics and got his brother to get Will a job in a defense plant in , om ng " '. . . one day then went back and bought the building the next. "1 was born i5O yards from where the business now is," said McAlexander. "A lot of people moved a long ways from where they started but I haven't." It is impossible to start a career today the way McAlexander did, he said. A person has to be paid a minimum wage and would not be allowed to work for Alabama. lie worked for U.S. Steel only 90 days. 1 got could get. They didn't care what the job was just so they could feed their family." McAlexander, who now owns Mac's Electric Service Sanford , said he got a job from w: D. Hofman at HofMac Battery Company, then located at Second and Magnolia. "I asked to work for free Just so I could learn," said McAlexander. "I worked the first year for homesick and came back home," he said. "1 don't regret It a bit." In 1944 hot man sold the hIof-Mac Battery Company to McAlexnder. The Mae of hIof.Mac was no relation to McAlexander and he said he never met Mr. Mac. During the war he did essential work repairing motors, repairing commercial radios for the Sanford free and then he paid me a dollar a week, when he felt Police Department, and repairing the sound truck that like it." care of them and they do not have to obey the boss' was used in the War Bond drives, orders. "The government destroys the Initiative of . As his experience and knowledge of the David Klrchhoff, 322-4034 . ander, "and good men were working for anything they cal L free until he learned the business even if he wanted to. many young people," complained McAlexander, the market and people were not repairing the old. McAlexander closed his shop downtown and laid off his employees, lie worked out of his garage at his home on 16th Street and Sanford Avenue for the next 11 years. The site of his present shop was a truck dealership and electrical repair shop when its owner died in 1966. McAlexander said he bought out the electrical parts comparing them to young people looking for work In his day. lie advises young people to stay in school and take whatever training programs are available. "Learn what they have to offer," said McAlexander, That way a young person can have something to offer a prospective employer. - - - Recovery Ince ,-SelfmHe ' l Aftercare Fo 'r Certain Pati'lents 41 . Ten years ago Marty could not eat, could not sleep, could not hold ajob. He could not function as a normal human being. One day, unable to stand it any longer be came to the point where he actually stood wi th a hundred pills in one hand and a glass of water in the other. Perhaps swallowing the pills would be the solution, he thought. - - Key West Tourism Drops . - . - s - i ~l Burger Chef Breakfast Set - . . that ,ii , ! " - The -4. . _________ I, I . - -..I ,:,I - A---. d WPr- - - II I I1 ,;.,. , . .~~., ,t-..'. ~. . t. -.,I I.1 -L - :... .. - :, I . .. I , i I. . i I-. ." ...1I. ~L . - -.- . . I I ,.. - . . . ,I .. . ~I . e. i'' -- . , --, . . .. . 5' .L - , -:-:.-.- 4_ , ...- -. .- I. . I. - Pa ulet te suffered from terrible bouts of depression. She had been hospitalized and was wider the care of a psychiatrist, but trivial things would bring on fur ther attacks. Medica tion helped control her manic ups and downs but she needed some form of self-help Be well. - . Marty did not take the pills because he was living with his sister and he thought It would kill her to me home and find his body. A short time later a friend took hin to a meetth& Paulet te's psychiatrist suggested an organlz'llon to her that he thought would help. Though both lived In different ci ties, each was directed to a group called Recovery, Inc. Recovery is a non-profit orga,sli'tlii that offers self4ielp aftercare for nervous patients and former mental patients. - Developed in 1937 by the late Abraham Low, M.D., Associate Profess or of Psychiatry at the LUniversIty 01 Illinois Medial School, Recovery Is managed, siçported and controlled by t patien s and fIner patients who have been trained in the Recivilery method. ,' There are over 1,000 Recovery groups all over the United States meeting each week to provide training In Recovery's systema tic method 01 self. help aftercare, methods used are based an Dr. Ls book, "Mental Heal th Through Will Training". Regular . me attendance of the meetings, the studying of the literature and the practice of the techniques are required parts of the training. In the weekly meetings which last about two hours, members help each other by giving examples of how the Recovery techniques have helped them overcome or handle specific difficulties In their daily lives. Recovery offers no quick and easy method of overcomirip symptoms and fears, nor does it propose to replace the physician, said Mary Reetz, the group leader of the local Altamonte Springs chapter. "We don't put down the psychiatrist," she explained, "we work along with them. We're not taking the place of the professionals." She further added, "It you want to get well, Recovery can show you how to do It. The psychiatrist can tell you why, but Recovery will tell you what to do about it today, here and now." People from all walks of life come to the meetIng which provide simple, yet effective, methods of reacquiring self leadership, overcoming the fear of nervous symptoms and strengthening their selfconfidence. 'In giving examples of distressing Situations, the Recovery members follow a definite fourparagraph outline. In the first paragraph the person describes the situation or event, the people Involved, the time and place and their temperamental reaction. - . - 'In the second paragraph, he describes the symptoms and discomfort they produced, e.g., tightness In the stomach, panicky feeling, preuure.in the bead, fatigue, fear, or tremors, Inthe third paragraph, the person descTiba bow he spotted these symptoms, the working-up process. He may be Irritated but he realizes these things - - ----- happen to the average person and they should not be blow n out of proportion. In the final paragraph he explains how he might have reacted to the situation before having Recovery training. This speaking is all voluntary and new members are not required to speak at the meetings. Marty said he went to meetings for three months before he opened his mouth. Today he is a friendly outgoing man with a ready smile and quick to talk about his former problems and how he was helped through Recovery. "You learn to spot symptoms," said Pam, Recovery member, "and realize that they are distressing but not dangerous." Many nervous people or former mental patients are thrown by situations which seem trivial to the average person. They, therefore, have to work at becoming average and practice being average. The Recovery Information literature states that any fear a person may have about attending their first meeting is also average. Other people have had, and are still having, these same fears but by realizing this and meeting others like himself, the person begins to feel more secure. Friends and relatives are welcome at the meetings also. It is difficult to explain the Recovtry method in a short article and Recovery members admit It is Impossible to understand Recovery by attending one meeting, but those attending the meetings and prac ticing the methods have high praise for Dr. Low's organization. As Marty said, "I'm bullish on Recovery." Meetings are held Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. in the Sear's Activity Room In the Altamonte Mall. For more lmicrmatbn contact Mary Reetz there or by calling 47.557. 'rUM N ETFI. -. r .. I-- 'I, another ' - - - .. - "I -, - h I Child labor laws would prevent a 13-year-old from working in the first place, he said. Now a young man wants a good salary before he knows a thing about the business Many working under one of the government job programs, said McAlexander, often refuse to do the hard or dirty jobs. They feel the government will take The economy of 1955 brought lots of merchandise on business Increased, so did McAlexander 's salary. In the fall of 1933 he was making $3 a week and it jumped to $9 a week In 19, lie could use the raise because that was the year, at age 18, McAlexander got married. Later that year he quit his Job at Hot-Mac and went to work in Orlando for another electric company, earning twice his Sanford salary. "I was fired two or Trinity Preparatory School Players will present the musical, "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at 8 p.m. In Trinity's chapel. effort to build a strong, internationally competitive economy. much of a market for standard American cars In Japan, nor In the early years of this effort, selective protectionism was years of fast-rising gas prices, threatened gas shortages, and did U.S. automakers ever make a serious effort to sell their a factor. As exports rose in the late 196(, however, Japan worldwide concern for energy conservation. Until very cars In Japan. began the liberalization process which will make It, In the next recently, the U.S. auto industry continued to concentrate They certainly did not study the Japanese market and make couple of years, the least-protected advanced industrial production on oversize gas-guzzlers, which gave the consumer the effort to design an export car to meet Japanese consumer market in the world. Building a competitive Japanese an average gas mileage of 13 miles to the gallon. preferences If they had, Detroit might have discovered much economy during the 60i and 70s also involved natjonal inFuel efficiency of the average Import, meanwhile, had been earlier that a well-designed and fuel-efficient compact Is what stretched to 32 miles to the gallon, more than double the perdustrial policies, and structural adjustments, which gave rise to the legend of Japan, Inc. I would argue that the formance of domestic makes. That's why American con- the American consumer also wants. Now that Detroit is catchlng up, lt may want lo take a second and more serious look at legend was always exaggerated, but today I would also sumers waited in line to buy imports, and Instead of asking for exporting to Japan. guarantee that the Japanese economy far from being a rebates, actually paid premium prices for them. If so, It will discover that Japanese tariffs on car Imports are planned economy is probably the most competitive That is also the reason for Detroit's sagging sales, and the domestic economy in the world. layoff of an estimated 200,000 American auto workers. Slap. now exactly zero. That doesn't mean that Japanese consumers will line up to buy surplus Detroit production. To sell in Japan, ping quotas on future car imports will not solve these Equally or perhaps more Important, the building of Japan's problems. The auto workers will get their jobs back when U.S. car models will have to be adapted to Japanese economy to second rank in the world involved the acquisition Detroit completes Its tooling up, and turns out an adequate preferences, just as Japanese export cars are adapted to each of the best technology from the rest of the industrial world major foreign market number of fueI.efflcient models of the "world car" class. When paying for it, and improving on it, while concentrating new To date, for example, not a single American car has been that happens, you can also be sure that the volume of car Investment In growth Industries of the future, instead of trying Tourism in Key West Is down. Not from the Cuban offered in Japan with the steering wheel on the right, which is imports will decline toward historic levels. to protect the dying industries of the peat refugee "Freedom Flotilla," but rather fron !hat the Japanese standard. Detroit's exports to Japan will also I 3IflpathIse with the auto workers whose jobs are at stake, Much of Japan's economic success over the past two decades people have perceived about the Flotilla news reports. at have to meet strict Japanese emission and safety standards, but I cannot understand the protectionist trade measures th we owe to the United States Marriott's Casa Marina Resort, the largest In Key to your enlightened in. are now being talked about in this country, which would just as Japanese carmakera have to meet U.S. standards. ternatioinal trade policies, your willingness to sell your has been hurt by what General Manager John I am aware of the complaint that Japan uses technical deprive American consumers of energy-saving products they technology and accept our products, and the lessons you gave DeMant described as "a misreading of the news dearly want. Nor would restrictions against Japanese car standards as a kind of nontarlff barrier to Imports of all kinds us in productivity and quality control. If for no other reasons foods, drugs and electrical equipment, as well as Imports serve the mutul economic ' Interests Of our two we Japanese feel an obligation towork with you to help resolve DeMant reported that a major convention has automobiles. The reality is that both countries have uch countries for the longer run. current trade Imbalance with Japan. We have been canceled approximately 25koom nights at the zi When the UAW'a Fraser was in Tokyo last month, I standards for protection of their OWfl COflSWner$I and that cooperating, and as a result, the U.S. deficit was cut subroom Cuss Marina, several functions, Including a where such standiscussed with him the possibility of Japanese automobile there have been cases on both sides stantlally last year. More remains to be done, but not by ImLarge wedding and reception; were lost as well as about manufacturers setting up production in the United Stites. dardi and testing procedures have been used to Impede or 70 individual room reservations. posing trade restraints which would only make the problem Personally, 1-think this isa good Idea, which would further delay unduly the entry of specific ImPoft worm in the long terjn. It Is joint challenge, The United 'Atotalof$75,0OOIn business has been Loet,"hesaid. s Is improper, and to correct the problem both govern'States integrate our two economies mci strengti*n sç long-term "Reijoes" even by those canceling must work at expanding Its exports; Japan' must canmeats have recently reached agreement on the principle of economic relation,, Cuban refugees, Influx of criminals tinue to work at expanding its imports. stre.mnllrg standards and testing procedures in accordance I must point out, however, that a Japanese auto company Is streets, muggings, food shortages, water shortages I haven't the slightest doubt about America's ability to meet American counterpart No one with the Code adiopted under the multilateral bids private enterIse, just like Its i ttn u.s. and conquer that thAllenge, as you have so many earlier, In Tokyo, any more than in Washington, can force the negotiations. I am hopeful that as this agreement is Imchallenges. It was while I was amnb,4or in the PbIllppIne management of such & company to snake an Investment which piemented the gap between perception and reality will narrow. that I watched, on TV thie first American lending on the mom giant On more basic questions of Import quotas and tariff barriers, mgement believes is ec000mIcsI unsound and contrary step for mankind To this day I marvel at the the perception Is also lagging behind reality. Japan has to the interesta of Its IharthOklerL magnificent, combination of imaghiat1s technology and auto company tire. removed all Impart quotas, except on a In any event, It would takes Jape me Burger Chef restaurant at 00 S. French Ave. ii organizational skill which made that triumph possible, My products and a very few Industrial products, such Be leather or (our years to bring aneW U.S. plot Into full production. .sangci rolled out Its breakfast faith In American know-how remains nnshakn. 110 meets that an investxpeOt decision made today will have goods. As I am an you know, the United States 11111 retains a Harry Meeks,the owner, said be, welcomes new United states aszlJapan are destined to be competItors no Lnunedi$te itfiect on UI wwiployment problems of wide variety of Import quotas, and insists on a nwnber 01 socustomers In (rain 7 to 11 am, The menu Includes as well partners, and It is this contintdng competition which caU.d "voluntary restraInt' on exports to this country. American auto workers. acramblqd eggs, sausage, bacon, tout, hgshbr challengesboth countries to do and be ü*it best, Each of us There is one more gap between per ception and reality. This What then, about our bilateral trade gap? Why lu Japan frenchtonal, sunrise undwIches danWi donuts, has plenty of nnfhdsh,d businessto deal with at borne, and had a substantial surplus for a üiunber 01 years in trade with is what We might call ,cultural" barriers to trade Americans .: ,. og. juice, and 01 cowl milk and coffee. together we have important respa,jjtj to carry out in the relations in Japan ar governed the United States? Even thoi*h that surplus is now narrowing, sometimes ast that Thoapegers Donna Mets and QrIs RIuo are local world. Mat we shall succeed as friends, partners and allies is there 'a popular perception In this country that the tease" for to a great extent by a strongly felt sense of nmtual obligation, resldóiti end ii locidog forward to giving customers am OWfl 3ICpl$ the te$t at lbS WOrld expect 01 amid that this mutual obligation extends tordstlonibet*een wide opentO rket the balan Im ce th at th sU.& ma is is simply tam. ' test Wvlctand ntici 'I , ' ,"*- , 0 - - ,9 A .. I daylilles. For information call Mrs. Norris, 322-3976 or 322- - .. . .' , . an - Pic nic or ____ j P . Membership in the chapter Is open tanyone interested In 4034; Justine Lee, 322-1386; " ' . Herald .Jatnes "Mac MeAlexander, ('enter, with his employct's. William Norris, 115 Larkwoold Drive, Sanford. - I 1 ., .: The Sunbelt Hemerocallis Chapter will meet Sunday, at 3 p.m., for a covered dish picnic at the home of Jean and . automotive trade. It Ignom the efficts over the post sevefal . . . the Toy Library at the Child Development Center at Seminole Community College. 'The Toy Library is a branch of the larger library at 4 C (Community Coordinated Child Care for Central Florida, D ay y Group .' will be established at the Univervity'of Central Florida . I . . June 1. The society's chapters may be chartered only in schools and colleges of business and management such as UCF's College of Business Administration accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate I chools of Business. The ceremonies will begin at 6 p.m. at Lord Chumley'a Altamonte Springs, with the chapter In. stallationtodollow dinner. Dr. RazelF. Ezell, national secretary-treutrer of Beta Gamma Sigma, who teaches at the University of Alabama, will be the featured speaker. Reservations may be made through May 22 by calling Dr. Clarence Avery at 275-2463. J" ' . / I '.1 - 4. If there were elves you'd suspect It was Santa's Workshop. Instead, Teresa Smolko greets ypu at the door of ministration building on the main campus. For Information call.323-1450, ext. 'o or . . Take automobiles spin as an example. Tfien never was . ( . 7U fee for each class is.- $10. Register at the ad- - . - _ .' There are openings in two of the swnrner sewing classes Presently in session at Seminole Community College, A class in pants fitting (which meets on Tuesday nights from 7-10 pm.) Is designed to teach alterations ofpa tterns to fit different figures. Also covered will be sewing with knits, T. shirts, and lingerie, A class in wardrobe building (which meets on Thursday nights from 7-10 p.m.) is designed to meet the needs of in. divlduals who are interested in building their wardrobe by constructing garments to replace dlscatded ones. . A local chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, a national scholastic honor society In business administration, 11. . ' ..' , .. A 'f - •'•• rs . I Sew.ng Cl asses . Business Society To Form ' . Inc.) It is packed with toys such as puzzles, books, musical Instruments, etc. for children ages 3 months to 8 years. You are invited to visit the Library Mondays thru Thursdays, from 8 a.m. t 4:30 p.m., and inspect the ntriguing array of toys and books, and check out one of terest for three weeks. For further Information call Seminole Community College at 323-1450 ext. 314 . - -%,j1 I I .. . below, repairs an electric moto s\ _____ . e Japanese companies, as well. The implication is that foreign (Editors note: The current Issue of Japan Economic Survey %! suppliers are often automatically excluded from this tightly f eatures remarks by Ambassador Takeshi Yasukawa, Japan's 'I would argue that the knit Japanese system. The Japanese company is reluctant to representative for external economic relations. In the legend (of Japan, Inc.) switch sources from its traditional suppliers to foreign following address, which was delivered recently before was always exaggernewcomers, even to get comparable goods at cheaper prices. Columbia University's East Asian Institute, the former ated. Today I would Loyalty to suppliers is certainly not unique to Japan, lador to the United States analyzes U.S-Japan economic nay be that Japanese exhibit this quality more although It also guarantee that the Including the bilateral trade imbalance and the relations, current Imports.) Nor is commercial chauvinism unique to Japan, as frequently. Japanese economy know from "buy American," "buy British," and similar By TAKESHI YASUKAWA far from being a plan. we Special To The Herald legislation in the West. even pronwitims and : ned economy -Is About 20 years ago, In 1961, when I was serving my first tour While I was in Washington as my country's ambaaaador,ihe probably the most of duty at our Washington Embassy, our economic relationship thensecretaryofstate,HenryKisslnger,madeanobsejvation 1 ~4 competitive domestic .: was quite different. The trade balance that year was about $1 that I have never forgotten. In international relations, he aid, perception is often more Important than reality. This Insight is billion in deficit for Japan. That was two-thirds of Japan's economy In the world.' certainly relevant to Japanese-American economic relations, global trade deficit. Total trade between our two countries was and to our trade relations in particular. Appearances often $2.7 billion at the time. Takeshi Yasukawa have a greater impact on attitudes and policies than the unOur two-way trade in 1979 reached $46.8 billion. On that Japan's billion-dollar deficit of 20 years ago was more derlylng reality. scale, I than equivalent to last year's U.S. deficit of $9 billion. I offer For example, United Auto Workers President Douglas Fraser said in Washington last January that Japan Is not only imports, while the Japanese market is tightly protected. This this comparison, not to prove anything, but only as a reminder perception is long out of date. It survives from the IM and 60a that the shoe has been on the other foot, and that Japan's shift exporting cars to the United States; it is also exporting when,' relatively speaking, the still-teak Japanese economy into a trade surplus with the United States beginning in the unemployment, was protected. The current reality Is very different. mid-1964 was largely the result of a successful Japanese Now this is a truly remarkable way of looking at our . e- I could feed their family.' McAlexanjier, ' C , . Toy Librar, Opens At SCC efends Japan Trade Policy Ambassador'D The department has taken legal action against 57 stations in the Southeast area for charging prices of up to 19 cents per gallon more than that allowed by federal regulations. The actions resulted from audits conducted at 205 area stations by the department's office of enforcement during the period March 1 to 30. Fifty-seven dealers (including Williams & Son Amoco) signed consent orders with the department and agreed to immediately reduce their selling prices, These dealers also paid civil penalties amounting to $16,085. A consent order Is neither a charge of violation by the department nor an admission of guilt by the dealer. Most stations audited are selected as a result of complaints received from individuals, consumer groups, or other Information Indicating the possibility . of violations. I Motorists may report suspected gasoline overcharges by calling the department'8 toll-free hotline at (800) 424-9248. . V' 1 i / . ' ., '% - . . anything they could get. They didn't . care what the job was just so they ' .)" . I. - f.'.1 y for emergehcy Inquiries To contact the Center, telephone 841-5940. After hours, a message can be given to the medical center operator itt 841-6111. - . P. .the dynamics o( child abuse to agencies, individuals and the community. A case coordinator and pediatrician are on call 24 hours a ,w'1~. \' "f" and good men were working for . , A new multi-disciplinary child abuse center for Orange, Seminole, Brevard and Osceola cUesis now ln operation at Orlando Regional Medical Center. The staff of the Children's Advocacy and Crisis Center is comprised of pediatricians, social services workers, consuitIng psychologists and attorneys who provide a variety of services to children who have been abused or neglected. They also provide consultation, training and education in - AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT The Peatross and hue. her home (right), last year's Parade of Homes winner in the .- ;. Children's Crisis Center Opens .99 recalled (James Mac) McAlexander, . P.T. and 1:30 p.m. Adm4W is $2 with all proceeds going to the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer '-'- A $7.5 million contract was awarded recently to Stromberg-Carlson by the Puerto Rico CornmunicatlonsAuthority, presently serving 12 exchanges in the network of Puerto Rico. The contract will provide 26,541 lines of digital . ,-. today One exception is a skit that will begin with music torn the l0s and progress through to the 1980s. Chuck Best, owner-operator of the rink and director of the show, is being assisted by Barbara Diamond, who has been skatin g since age 9. Best said that the skaters decided to have the show benefit the American Cancer Society after one of the show's members,.Mitzi Giles, was touched with cancer in he r family. "Wheel People" will be performing two shows, at 4:30 Price Comparisons On Goods 1 gallon bleach ouncesdithde$ergent 7½ ounces macaroni and cheese Longacre also noted that the price of the "non-brand" cr eamer generic products is kept down by the'use of less expens.ive.,.f0hmnct0U lroiibathroomtissue packaging and-labels andbyllir?ltiilg tIsftes of different 200count facial tissue 20 count trash bags items to reduce handling, ordering and other costs. 25 feet aluminum foil Making their appearance in Pantry Pride In black and white \ounc,s mayonnaise labels for easy identification, the generic product line unces salad dressing 24 ounces vegetable oil generally limited to popular sizes. Initially, products being 42 ounces shortening stocked Include vegetable oiljy, peanut butter, juices, fered in the 64 Pan Pride supermarkets comprising the company's Jacksonville region to help consumers fight the rising cost of living, said Robert, F. Longacre, regional president. "Due to the Inflationary spiral, generic products have become particularly attractive to the consumer because they are a sensible way of holding down the costs of food," Longace said. 'The generic food products are as wholesome and nutritious as any national brand, although there may be canned vegetables, and txehold cleaning products. . . routines, most of which will be set to popular music of Pride Markets To Offer Generics - ---- - 'in the '30s things were tight,' . % The 1 bout- and 15 minute show will feature various li .. I ill do their part to conqier cancer by sponsoring ,,Wheel People Skating Show," at am Melodee Skating Rink in San. - A "S some variation in their taste and color. Spec ial totheHerald In an effortto help shoppers stretch their food budgets, "Generic items cost less due to the lower cost of Ingredients, Pantry Pride supermarkets throughout north, central and but from a customer's oLnt of view the difference in quality is northwest Florida and southern Georgia are offering con- often very insignificant," Longacre added. "While generic sumers a new way to save by Introducing generic products that food products may be less uniform In size, color and texture, . . I y .. . Sunday, May ii, 1990-IC To Benefit Cancer Society La.. Pantty ='q. . . 'Fl-I,' - .: . - -- V\/rA, On Sunday, 120 young Seminole County residents w I I I., I -- Wheel People-. Skating Show' IR ~ ft#~ -, = ~~, ", - I ..~* I .,§.; Stromberg Nets Contract i e ief .Br''' N u_ -S., Slightly . .-Ap - - . I can save them an average of 30 percent over comparable they are as wholesome and nutritious as national brands. Each national - brands. Item is packed under the same sanitary and quality control More than 30 "non-brand" generic products are being of. standards mandated by the Food & Drug Administra tion." Net sales of Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., for A pr il were dáwnoy-3.70 percent, despite a sluggish economy. Sales were $3.4 million, down $133,000 from record sales of $36 million last April, according to C.A. Terrell, chairman and president. Sales for the first two months of thecornpany's fiscal year were $6.9 million, a decrease of $189,000 or 2.6 percent below sales of $7.1 million for the period last year. Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., a 92-year-old homefurnishings chain of 74 stores, operates in eight southeastern states. Its stock Is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. 4 -; :16", . I 1 Sun Bank of Seminole has received approval from the U.S. comptroller of the currency to open ILsJUth office In Seminole County, according to Faye C. Agoes, chairman of the board. The new office will be located on the southwest The of Red Bug Road and Tuscawilla Road in k southeast Seminole County. Sun Bank of Seminole presently has Its main office in Fern Park and branch banking offices in Forest City, Longwood and in the Altamonte Mall. Sun Bank of Seminole is one of the largest banks In Seminole County. It reported total deposits of more than$61 million and total assets of over $l2 million as of March 31, 1980. The bank is a member of Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., the state's third largest bank holding company. Sterchi Sales ... . 1-*4 1, I~- ______ 1' * .011RAq , . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BUSINESS / - 10 ~ 1. . I �S 1 - 5 5 - 5 5 S S . F r tLi ' S 1or —t / I -- I. I' - C— EveningHira5anford,F Sunday, May ii, 1,10 - Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl Engagements - I I — Sunda Y Ma Y y " . _ -I I - 1. -2 . ' . Par!nts Feel So Helpless DEAR.ABY: We feet helpless. We have it our ' ECKERDS FOR cult She became jnesed In this new way of fife .when she was a sophomore In college .she 1901 Sipes Ave., Sanford, and Albert Kilgore Sr. Orlando. M iss Hayes Is the grandughter of Mr. and Mrs. . 1, Eddie Grigley, Miami and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dread Hayes. The bride-elect is a June 1980 graduate of Seminole High School She is employed / as a child care worker at Sanford Center. Her fiance was born in Orlando. He is a 1971 graduate SIIERION'HAYES of Seminole High School. He is the grandson of the late Mrs at Fort Gordon, Ga. Sarah Mitchell and Mrs. Rose The wedding will be June 20 Adam He is presently in the at 4 p m at Allen Chapel AME United States Army stationed Ch urch, Sanford. - I m 5 - - .. I . I I I / , .- . . r* 'I' .. I f I // 1. ," t '? TERRI LYNN TETENBAUM, - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum of Sanford announce the engagement of their daughter, Terri Lynn, to Mark Richard their daughter Doroth y Mae. to [.eon Ber MISS Barnes l.a the granddaughter of Mr and and Mrs. Manuel Jacobson of Sanford, and Mrs. Morris 5jtRVICE at ' p1l. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Woolf of New Rochelle, and Mrs. I 11 Elsie Siegel of Hollywood. He Is a 1976 graduate of Palmetto High School, Miami, and a 1980 graduate of University of Florida. Ile is employed at ( ... -1001-- Southeiist Fiist National Bank. . I . /"-','-.-- Chicken. The wedding will be June 14 at 5 p.m. at second Shil Missionary Baptist Church, 1 I Sanford. . 11 oh r - DOROTHY BARNES I - ,•S -. S - - ' ,_____ V # II I , ,. , 4 I _____ I I LA , I. I , ,\' ' ' 3 - S Mrs. Idella Lewis of 1057 N. Tonin-de Lee Campbell Jr., aon of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Lee Campbell Sr. of Sanford. Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Lynn, to Mark Ste ven Smith , son of Mr. and Mrs. James U. .( S S Brooklyn, N.Y. She the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Ullie Mae Dudley, Sanford Smith, Hester Avenue, Sanford Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. I? Lelia Smith of MaWson Mayodan, N.C. Ile graduated from Sanford Ile wedding will be an event of Sept. 13, at 7:30' P.M.. at the * First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. it - Olszewskl.McLaughlln brother, Drew. 1 — J rpTIKy Q -' 20% ' 31 Iads 30/. --.*,A __ 1114~~ .*. a ".. ._0_ 4 S . 9 Mr. and MrL James W. Driscoll of Route 3, Sanford, an I.M ee Alan Marftfl, son of Mr. and Mm Eldred Mar" of SM . kdall Lane IOrange City. Joplin , 0., gran - . " I 4 _ N . . Z *N:. to your haIr, Calif., appoint ment, - 1 - -.: -.-.. ! 322-7642 - / I .1 • A• • ç1f Raymond I eis, right 1)110(0 right, "pins" \Irs Buckner. ,t No 60 LIMIT 2 .%. 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A great community project 1roi all over the Uited States attended and displayed new wreckers and methods of recovery. - One proud mother .: — — - '2"x50-FT —, SOAKERHOSE - S . 3 tube inIy hose with brass httuuij REG S5 79 S " is ,Mrs. .,~I.~ 0 ,ç: - Sty le No 290 -EG 99' , . . , - ~ . . 399 ,.,-:: AN * I ff.- I pair pack 671"R - '- -.'-; roll pack REG 99' LIMIT 1 '' Wt., — , W. Lee. It was interesting to note board. CL A Plans for selling homemade Pack of 10 trays REG. $3.49 ?.,. • ', ' ... '. VI Doug and Camille Smith spent the weekend in St. Association. house area. body of the Forest) along with Towing and Recovery Ser. vices . '1 LIMIT 2 1._____ 114 - IV - •' __ REG $1 79 _____ . 'Sa 'p - OF M II , F A "(1'IUflt It( (i steel Ass ort( (1 (Olur , , HEG $1288 _,-Y~A:,-.,~Z,~x,,i,A -. .);;f', " ij4 S'' : ITION COMBI LO UNGER r ~", ,i 31~~,,,,~~.".';'.,.~, 9 11~ ~- PAC71 1 9 ------' _____ ' 988 I, 11 ''"- '"& 1 *14y,;1~1". 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No. 2151 REG $44.99 EVEREADY "AAA" I • Rev. Carl Brinkly delivered South West Road and 23rd the m usical message "No Street. Key, No Note, No Tune" as a tribute to Mrs. Williams. GALAXY OSCILLATING E 1" A Quiet motor d 999r ,-. / k~ It A*4'1 - . ./ cleaner 28 01 Il k) of America. People and cTochettlng The Sons of David Lodge No. 303 International Free and Accepted Modorm Masons will celebrate th eir 322-HIS I ." . .t.,i.!~ 7 -- AMMONIA General purpose ' keeps busy with playing cards / JJ ' SUDSY .. Olive Avenue and 12th Street Monday at 7:30 p.m. MARVA HAWKINS Sanford Coffespondent / . S.,, '. 1; ~~ Uiat' Mrs. Shuster happens to 899 ' . I 1%,, "i, I F'leanor Tanye took her "out on the town They all en / l~,.,Ml I I treat it '' ' ,*.~~ - Thumb button control. . Matching rod. FkEG. $1 i.98 11 44 ', FISHING COMBO ,,,.;q ~N4i Kills roaches, ' ZEB 0 404 C~~a . s ~,',',Nh~ 'I K One inother, ,Mrs. Alice Mr and Mrs H F breads jariis and jellies at Shuster had a special ECHOLS S received awards in leadership and for being the most in. p'' i Oi.~,i", .,j,11 t'le~. ROACH M ,~421 KILLER - . fig S S - 1 - go '' :,.,f Thb 314-year-old &I is often ____ REC iF' LIMIT 2 S plays Un piano and dance& - PEANUT BRITTLE 555. / / " favorite songs "I Live To Praise His Name and "Soon And Very Soon' among othem kw#wbV I ., . SOPHIE MAE / S . . , ' . of Springfield Missionary Mr. andMrs. Robert Thomas, west Road and end at the Baptist Church where she Jr. She has traveled exchurch. The message for the attends Sunday School. tenalvely and she loves 'l',' morning de li vered b the She loves to -oing her and monster movieL - -N . in church with choir No. Two erj WATER Sclentiflcaliydesigned -'U-1 %, DISTILLED S I I I 0 ge Monica was Indeed musically inclined Monica tags spirituals I- . .. ~,kt% installing offic r; i' 1rs William S Brumle 'Sr .'re r ni. t -. •rs V. Messenger, registrar; and Mrs. Fred Walton corresponding secretary. Outgoing regent .Mrs' T Whitehurst discovered that 11P 680 ftol .. The PHILIPS ___ ' 2-3S24 5 - l OR . - _-r4 % 5...'--. S '"5' .Mrs. John .Marshall - SANFORD -5- ' , -' f* photo, from left, Mrs. H E True, ice regent and sing along In her own language. Mary Soon Mrs. _____________ - 8 Frinch Mnu (l1a. l7-), seniurti, (Acmba (mm UW Pulk, Suatinn) $O5..14l7I 50''1 at Your conva*ncr- 210-220 E. F I RST ST. University, Daytona Beach. wedding will be an event of Aug 16, a17 p.m., at The Sanford,Cbristlan Church, Sni. ~ $1 00.4 rPIan a1' 322-3313 ,iih11.. . cers of the Sallie Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution are, tipper to show when she was about a year old. She would go to her next door neighbor and ask her to play the piano for her. Monica would begin to smile ork with ym to put your Decorating Den . NT HPIR/TYU/T/ 'I ''" . - MOUP 40"f Decorator &TVICC I L ti I _J X5 1 ' willadda toucholmalic , OFF vtsM)uaI wreswibw * . I"I 44 RkkO.ettsd,e attended Seminole Community College and is employed by J. C. Penney. Her fiance, who was born in Miami, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huard of Bryan, Ohio. He is a 1975 graduate of 5I Seamlc I it s'Not Just Sexy; O's 0 I ew -, MUS1"1Cal D'io rector Honored t 'SALE $8 ,1.dtr 25°! movement And IiIP off Vrot* closure. YOuI love the feel of this sa" fabric w4 'P4 8 MislifDriscoll is a 1977 gradute of Seminole High SchooL She - 11 Beca use . / ' . Little Monica Lachell u'mca1thlentliegan H&rdwait Louvre Drapes 20% plunge birs that understargh . I 11 8[Sa 20/. OFF 4 c . . OFF Custom Va6two body LIMIT 1 I. . _______________ - IsNOIJUSISIay buta 'ç aa Drisco llII- M arshLal,l ' corresponding secretary, several others donated . lifestyle. SOOO I . 99Regular & extra , " '.,t;; I, I k , ,;;.-A-' - S Mrs. Fred M. Walton, 30% 1~ 145 00 ' 1_~Cc_ • , . I include: 1980.82 term This was sponsored by the be 92 years young. This Dewey Barbre, the newly chaplain, Mrs Mary E Tolar elected president of the Professional Wrecker beautiful lady is the oldest Nance, recording secretary Forest Club Inc (managing Operations of Florida and resident in the F orest and ~ _ti. Blinch — that fits your . PERMANENT '.&' - newly elected officers. Mrs. example of spring cleaning. A 1I i, ,- N 7 . -- ployed Catholic Church, SanW. 22 WoVCn Woods ' 2 OFF S -- I A OGILVIE HOME - 9 William S. Brumley Sr. will group of the residents have Petersburg attending the tertainment at the Musicana serve as Regent and Mrs. H. just completed the project of First National Trade Show E. True will serve as vice- cleaning, painting and and Third Annual Rodeo of 'I5heatre . regent staining wood around the club the National Wreckers What s so special ibout 25 6 — petsonal IN that PA"in place no Meftf how ac" you wel -' : Aerosol spr'iy, 3-oz. 1 ______ k"'-'i -Jl '3 •1 V S SUNBURN SPRAY fl I 1I, ) I1k I Other new officers for the Custom Drapery °" Her fiance, who was born in Lowell, Mass., is a 1976 graduate q.' - 'I -A- b A L"2"" 20% OFF And a bra -S \ S "~~ . C. . Il - . . Zri 4 her husband, was the guest all would do well to take a speaker and Installed the lesson and follow their . E Q T'KT (P..TT? S contraM wtwn you need Ies& Bom In Saratoga Springs, N. Y., the bride-elect is the of Seminole High School. He is employed as a mechanic for the City of Sanford. The wed&ngw1Ubean event 0Jwy20,at2p.,a(iijii 11L With as a bra I ,.' • I ) granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F=ire, Dahlia Drive, DeBary. She attended Seminole High School and is em by Metal Manufacturing. 1 i! IT 5 The secret 3 exclu.ive A4uM ANet I$PC(aI elastic net that i, Jam . Wildner were presented to the Greenlee of Sanford and the Lake Mary Day for Mother's Day. Iler officers and honored guests. several husbands were also celebration were Lonfirnied. Mrs. John H os t esses Genievive and Marshall luncheon guests. Buckner of Daytona Beach, Kathern Brown served I.iebert and Mrs. Al (Grace) ;utleil alon g with their State Regent, accompar~ed Speaking of the Forest, we refreshments. husbands and a cousin, y by -' ...get tue - MrL Cynthia Hamelin, 3509 S. Park Ave., Sanford, an the engagement of her daughter, Lori Fern Olszewski, to James Michael Md,aughlin, son of James Joseph is It's new1b to Ybu~ the bra _______________________________________ "I garden of Mrs. Walter Carter. the first Americans. "IIJI toyour shal)e. as a labor foreman. The wedding will be June 21 at 5 p.m. at New ML Ca1v Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. ___ 1 tables were decorated with various chapters of the DAR. Shell projects were Congratulations to both of yellow and white spring floral Also, the DAR officers help to Wsplaed by Mildred &m these fine young ladies arrangements from the the Indians because they were dusky and Andrea W ise. I Decoting now Born in Sanford, he Is a 1974 graduate of Seminole High School where he was a mem be r of the track team He Is a graduate of Seminole Community College and is self-employed 31W. and Ray Lewis. Tamassee, S. C. and one at Andrea Wise in Cardinal Minnesota. The girls are visiting Jo Ann this week. The beautifully appointed Grant, Ala., are subsidized by Oaks. - . Thomas Campbell, Sanford. Seminole High School in 1978 Mitre he was on the soccer, f oot ba ll and baseba ll teams lie attends Seminole Community College and is employed as grocery manager at Pantry Pride, - ', •' son, Brent Allen, who weighed in at 8 lbs., 3 oz. on May 11 in Winter Park. Brent was welcomed home by his 21,z-year-old where she was on the swim team and a member of the Hag Vocational Technical and Afro Americans United She is & assorted flavors. LIMIT 1 ....,. The Homemakers Club ol%ed member of the club A delectable luneheon was from Mrs. Buckner's talk tist preparedbyMrs.ArolynTrue thegoodladiesoftheDARnot under the direction of Cherylsroomiiiate, Phyllis andserved by theMmesW E only have firm roots in p President Violet Beckhorn Allen wona0award toward Baker, L M McAhster, Fred history but are looking toward held their regular May attending the summer M Walton, V C Messenger the future A school at meeting in the new home of olympics for the deaf in Celebrate Our 10th AnnivC1Y as programs technIcian. The prtpective groom is the grandson of Willie Chestaut and the late Mrs Linda Chestnut, Quincy, and-Mr. and Mr 5 - provided competition to the speahm - . I , She IS a graduate of Seminole Community College, College and is employed as a teller as Flagship hnk of Seminole Her fiance, who was bo rn in Sanford, is the grandson of Mrs -.. . Orchids grown by Mrs Lester Corp& She will graduate in August from Seminole Community presently employed by Seminole County Manpower Division . , ,I -~ ,.- ' Sa rIford. she was active In Future Business Leaders of America, Cooperati ve Business Education and Pep Cl ub. Miss Ramsay is a 1978 graduate of Seminole High School I .. ,, . II S Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Cecil Tucker of Miss Lewis is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School where V. C. Bollinger of Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ra msay of The Forest, La ke Mary. . / / .I Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Tucker announce the birth of a William Lewis Sr., Tampa; and Mr& Annie Mae Dudley, ./ % Oier members recently daughter, Cheryl Decker 20, elected to the orest Club attends co llege in Clearwater and i secretary for the West s Paul Mier treasurer, Inc include Posy White Lewis and the chapter. Mrs. V.C. Messenger, president; Louis Witzenburg, Tampa Central Club for the The rain falling outside registrar, Mrs Talmadge K secretary, and Edith Uebert Deal Recently, the club bestowed didn't dampen the activities Wiley; historian, Dr. Sara If. treasurer. Nine residents are Inside although a rain frog Iffgang and librarian, Mrs. A. serving on the newly elected two honors on Cheryl. She - 1 Born in Chicago, Ill. Miss Lewis ts the granddau,ghterof Mrs Charlotte Mickens of Sanford; Wilbert Tiznms of Orlando S Casselberry and I were pleased to be guçsts of the outgoing Regent Elizabeth - Bulh Ann Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Iil. announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Jotin D. Ramsay, 171 Williams Road, Lake J - ____________________________________________ Rev. William F. Lewis Jr., 102 Anderson Ave., Sanford and Ramsay-Smith i S ewis- Campbell MARK STEVEN SMITH 0 .. L RAMSAY . The Sallie Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) ended the season with a luncheon and installation of officers in the - ' S SOLARCAINE . i '.',. , S ' " r TLJIVIS ANTACID f 1. -, DAR 11: , ~ * r I) F.BItA 1 4- ' - I r -. "IIf ( (0 - 5 I Protect Every Teen-ager Ought To yourself! Don't go away for a Know " Send $2 and a weekend or longer with a stamped (28 cents), self' stranger or group, u nless: ad addressed dressed envelope to: Abby You know the name of the Teen Booklet,, 132 Lasky sponsoring LAKE VIE W CROWNS QUEEN uirector, assisting. First runner-up was Mrs Annie Roberts, and second runner ROBIN LYNN LEWIS, ___________________________ .k a S. - about sex, love drugs and the and affiliations and ' thing is tearing us apart someone would just TELL ou goals You know what will be Getting married' Whether Please, please help us. what to do — when you feel expected of you. You know you want a formal church HEARTBROKEN PARENTS like the world used to make that you will be free and able wedding or a simple, "do.. DEAR PARENTS: There is s,!n3e, but now everything iii to leave at any time. your-lown-thing" ceremony, , no way you can remove your falling apart. So, if you ever feel over- get Abby's new booklet. Send daughter from her YOU'RE VULNERABLE! whelmed, lonely, confused or $1 Plus a long, self-addressed, surroundings against her When you're hurting for In need of friends or direction, wishes. As an adult, her right even when you're not): %reach out to someone you 9tamped I 28 cenis) envelope 1 to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, to remain where she is is Beware of people with- trust: a friend, a teacher, a 132 Lasky. Drive, Beverly guaranteed under the law, magical answers or solutions parent, counselor, a crisis Hills, Calif. 90212. Il S - '5 I .. .1. - witAber life and wants to &tay . decision you need to make and thoroughly group. You are Drive Beverly Hills Calif. famill" with Its there She Is 2-3 now, and this find oursdll wishing that beliefs queen right, with June MillCr, left, activities ; k ' 1 1 11 When you feel alone, lonely _1 C" li - -, C ,I'' ' and to drastic changes hi pain of growing up? Get attitudes and beliefs Abby's new booklet Wha t Don't be foolish. Josephine Donaghy, center, by the reigning - .' '.. Do you have questions ' S 11 QUESTIONER buffet. highlighting the festivities was the crowning of Ms • / / LEARN TO BE A Lakeview Nursing Center held its Tenth Annual Mother's Day Open house with about 10 t tt dl ______ ________________________________________ readers: insisting that she is happy and totally overwhelmed by a munity College. He is employed at Kentucky Fried . The wedding will be an event of July. I daughter could ever fall for warning. something so evil and I want to s hare it with my completely brainwashed, tendin Tallahassee Co - . S .. at tier fiance is the grandson of Mr. and M and Mrs Rosanna Stevens, e ,a of Sanford.. He a graduate t4iLlA • I .T:.'i:.; S daughter and begged her to come home, but she has been Famous Recipe. , ' ) I - graduate of Seminole High School Class of 1979. She presently employed of Orlando. Miss Tetenbaum is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1980 graduate of University of Florida She is employed as a certified public accountant with Coopers and Lybrand, Ft Lauderdale. Her fiance, who was born in Nw Rochelle, N. Y., is the a really tirlust. right for you except you. P.S. In cases were young her senior year to become a _______________________ Beware of groups that peapleiaearea yjoineda follower recruit you Ii is religinus group anywhere The head of th is cult (or iii Because so many young of Guilt producd by others "The Master," as he Is college age have been vieti rarely a productive emotion. the US. and loved ones a unable to locate them or called) Is a manipulative old of such "religious" groups j Beware of Invitations t man, about 70, who has taken am devoting my entire isolated weekend workshops reach them by phone or let ter or visited in about 20 young people (all column to th is widespread having vague goals. There fo em an und em us over 18) to "serve" him. Our problem. no reason to be vague unless willing (or afraid) to leave, daughter did not say exactly I received a letter from the there Is something to hide. how they serve him, but it's Rev. Peter You should know that the write to: The Rev. Peter D. D. Haynes, the Haynes; 2311 Bowditch St.; considered a religious riftwl Episcopal chaplain at the two basic Berkeley, Calif . 94704 You ng of all past sins, F 90 University California, will be told whom to contact in and total dedication to The Berkeley. r ey n I a °dd this are: Master He finds jobs for h (I) you can get a person your community. And since problem , he enclosed S a follow, who In turn hand a non-profit brochure put out by t he to behave the way you want, over their earnings, and organizatlon,pieaseencla U niversity Religious Counc11, you can get that person t sta ped, supposedly supports them. It self-addressed believe the way you want. John Sutton and Mrs. Ruth sick. We havb visited our Nathan, Sanford. she is a Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs Victor Siegel of Miami Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. . then dropped out of school in Mr. and Mrs. Melvin nard Jackson, son of Mr. and is so foul and weird we get whose members Include those (2)..Sudden, drastl Catholic, Protestant Barnes, 2725 West 23rd St, Mrs Horace Jackson, vo sick when we think that' our andiewishfai g It has been changes In environment lead th Sanford, announce the West 23rd St., Sanford. once Intelligent, bright distributed to students as a to heightened suggestibility engagement of Tefeng,aum.Siegel .. Aid I m . . Dear k I(E pt ...anameyoucantrus t. 'o- EC who are excessively or hotilne, a member of the Inappropriately friendly, clergy, a member of the There are no Instant friendCampus Ministry. , If ow someonew o has these Beware of groups that feelings, urge that pel'SOfl to pressure you into joining reach out to someone he can them. No one knows what daughter - - PEOPLE TRUST cu '' lt At Daughter Joining 'of Sanford, an flounce the engagement of their daughter, Sherion Maxine, to Russell Michael Kilgore, son - . Pricell Mr. and Mrs. Hurtis Hayes S S. hassle-even If the goof was in the picturetaking. ____________________________ SALE PRICES GOOD THRU W EDNESDAY MAY 21 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M.UI 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. 1111 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED - ' -:-— �-S - -. ... , ..: . . i q -. .:. - - . * 0. .. S . -- ---- -- - - - 40-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl A dye : I . 1 . Sunday May is, 1I ntlst .CornerefrMallm Worship .~-" 7:lIp.i. . £ "-~ II:w..m. Wednesday NIgM prayer Service - Me todIst ADVENTIST CHURCH ' Sqq,jc, ::-:•-: ::::..::.:;; .. . .. . V I .- - - })( C .. . .... liii :: THE HOPE OF :•: Morning Weemp : X. Worm -- Service - 11:11 am. 7:11p.m. Uvenlag WsNip :::::::: :::: Supper ........................ ...... r. .....,.... ................. ......................................................... .......................... - -- Pasts, 11:11a.m. 5:01p.m. 7:11 p.m. 7:11p.m. Christian COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Reed, Lake Mary Pastor 9:49 91". 11:41a.m. 5:11p.m. Sharusga Proclaiming 1:11p.m. ________________________ Nursery Provided * Evening Worship 7:11p.m. Wod.Pray,rServic. 5:11p.m. __ IWS. Sanlerd Ave. Rev. David Mangeld Sunday School Morning Wershiss Minister - 11:00a.m. Evening WerWWp 711p.m. 7:11p.m. ________ , 11:01a.m. ___ _________ ___ Old Truths for a Now Day . . . _____ Minister .. likcamkel,vand __________ _ _________ ___________ _________ ___________ ________ elcep$Wed.ISa$. Rev. Jim Hughens Wed. Prayer Serv. 7:11p.m. NureeryPrevlded 4.' .,. L 1 - .' .. . Rev. Elmer A. Revscher .I ... ________ . 4 . .. Nership Service . ... ind.r!0rlen and Nursery . . - , . nssnts4p.m. - b . - . 4) . . . .;i i . Church Of Christ , .. .. ." I,, ' . . -' . . •.. - . Rev. James W. Hammock Sunday School Morning Warship , 11:11a.m. Church Training Evening Warship 5:01p.m. 7:50p.m. Wednesday Evening Prayer vics , . 11:11a.m. 5:11p.m. Lad.es Bible Class Wednesday Wednes4sySIbI,CIas, . Sunday 10:01 a.m. Pastor . .MernlngWerjlsip 1:45a.m. $ Evening Service !r )1 ~%~ I , ~ X i 1 , ~% t, i Mernir,g Worship Independent Misileary CHURCH OF 000 S.nday5chsel Morning Worship Y.P.E.Wed. RAVENNAPARK BAPTIST CHURCH 374) Cs.mstrv Club Road Evening p Wed. Próyer Service 5:11p.m. 7:10p.m. 7:01p.m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1411 5. Part Ave. till a.m. Weotty BlISS Study 1 Homes VS A Bible StVdy ___________ The meeting Is open to the public and there will be ttime for layi ng on of the hands and healing prayer. Refreshments and fellowship will follow the meeting, which will be the last one until fall . - COVENANT 10:11a.m. ll,lIa.ns. . Stamper Is Guest Preacher Dr. Bryan C. Stamper, pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian ..Stvdy')odne,gay FIRST PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH (MISS sue,. 1 OakAve.Ikd$t. neeser .... trnuSI4L*5001'P50W . Friday llomans 3:22-31 The loneliness is worst if your folks gave you nothing to believe in -or it they turned you off when they tried to share their convictions with you. - it Morning Worship Nursery Church, Orlando, will be guest preacher at the 8:30'and 11 am. services on Sunday May at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. . He will also explain the Margin for Excellence Campaign of CôumbLa Theological Seminar, 5:11a.m. An All Church Plic wllJ.be held at 2 p.m. that day at F4 41 Romans 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. Lake Golden in celebration of Pentecost. There will be " sch"' THILAKIMARYUNI1EO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WIIhorAve., Lake Mary Nov. A.P. Stevens Minister - Sundaythvrch5dse.l Morning Worsislp Yevtls Group Wed. Choir Practice lames and activities for all ages. Meat, corn, coleslaw, tending may iring a salad, casserol. or dessert. 5:45a.m. 7:11p.m. The Altamonte-Maitland Christian Women's Club will bold its May brunch from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m., Thursday at the Maitland Civic Center off Maltland Avenue. Carol Taylor, a former Maitland resident now living in JaCk5OnV1ll, wEilbe the inspiratióiial spàker. A fashion show will be presented by Belk's and there will be special 'Leo P. King Bretle Sanford . Sunday morning there's more to do than lean on a tree Morning WorshIp SvndaySchosl Copyright 9e0 Posse, Ady,4,s,,g Sine . . _________________________________________________________________ P0 aoa 1074 Cha,lolee,w,le. Wsva 22906 Mini Prayer Breakfast 2nd&atlsThursday ramily Night Supper 7:11p.m. )rd Sunday 5:00a.m. Nursery Provided Paster Pastor 1:11 & 11 a.m. 1:41a.m. 5:01p.m. 11:11.25 $Mas slhecled by T5 Amenc.an Bdo 415 Part Ave. poster Su,sdaysdieel 5:11a.m. 4:11p.m. 11:11 a.m. music by Sandy Jones. WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPIL Anniversary Skit paste, 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. - Nursery p,e, New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church Home ll celebrate their an- niversary this Sunday at 3p.m. A skit will be presented. Mrs Geraldine Zackary and Mrs. Telma Simmons are The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible presidents of the groups and Rev. G.L. Sinus Is church pastor. CELERY CITY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff PRINTING CO.. INC. . Insurance - PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees - Mo ney's Not Eve ryth ing . - ' - . - KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff ' . ..' . ., 4 . - 'i;itIJ - cheerleading. All parents and friends are Invited. TRINITY HONORS . Johnson Preaches In Deltona WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. .l~.~.~.-..~~~...--~.....~..~..~.. -. - . - Eunice WIlson and Staff . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarlk and Employees ' ...•. . and Employees JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE , $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 3222611 David Beverlyand Staff MORTUARY I . PUBLIX MARKETS . Pastor's ' Corner program Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday. Awards will be given for boys' and girls' basketball, softball and WILSON EICHELBERGER' Oviedo, Florida . I Award Program Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. '--'-'--"-......-"-•--- TRANMISSION FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. FIrst St. . 3000 S. Orlando Dr. STENSTROM REALTY E. C. Elsea and Staff - The Deltona Christian School will hold Its Sports Award GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALU,EHARDWARE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford . . HARRELLI BEVERLY DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleth'id Employees - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY - - Mission and Deaconess Board wi ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK RELIGIOUS NEWS centrated effort to break up recalling the woman in an- been "in the midst of the industry who believed in to drink several different SERVICE the American home, promote cient Israel whose faith in God feminist movement." Jesus Christ and wanted to kinds of alcoholic beverages BLOOMINGTON, Minn. humanistic teaching in the strengthened an entire nation, "I was very bitter," she make a witness.The actress in 30 minutes and died a few (RNS) Dale Evans Rogers, public schools and to take God Mrs. Rogers co-st.a'red with said. "I was like Betty said she now feels all the hours later, his mother said. the actress-singer, has a new out of our national l if I e," she her husband, Roy Rogers, in Fried.an, Gloria Steinem and things she mud as an enmission, said in a talk here, Rogers had movie and television westerns Jane Fonda. I thought tertainer were "stepping been1rs. asked howsaid sheshe could She has joined up with This is also the message ina and in rodeo productions. ma woman's lot was unfair." stones to be the most imwomen who have rejected new book, Woman, (Revell, talk at a dinner here marking remain a Christian in the light But then, she said, portanl thing to to be a witof her tragedies and she said feminism and are seeking to $5.95), she has written in the centennial of the Salvation "something wonderful fless.to the Power of Jesus it was because of the "joy" warn the nation about the collaboration with Carole C. Army in the United States, happened in my life." On the t• effort to "tear down all moral Carlson. In it, she calls on Mrs. Rogers said that prior to night she was married to ROY and . "spiritual un The Rogers have been dersthnding" which God had standards we have known." American women to be her marriage to Roy Rogers Rogers (her two earlier "There has been a con- modern-day . Deborahs, 32 yea rs ago she would parents to nine children, five given her. have nirr1es ended in divorce) of ttiem adopted. she *ent Into a closet and Wearing a sheer, flowered In her talk, Dale Rogers chiffon dress, she frequently prayed for a Christian home and "the spirit of the living told how her faith had helped interrupted the one and a half . her at the times of the deaths hour long report of her life's God fell on inc." At a Baptist church the of three of their children: story with songs, most of King Solomon, the wealthiest and wisest of fo owingSunday, she said she ll all men who ever lived had the following to Robin Elizabeth, a baby which were accompanied by responded to the invitation to bo rn with Down's Syndrome recorded music. say about money. "There is an evil w hi ch I go to the altar and ran down and the subject of Dale have seen under the sun, and it is common She ended her presen ta tion the aisle. among men. A man to w hom God bath given Rogers' best-selling book, with a kind of al ta r call, By FRED L• . "When I walked out, I was Angel Uni*ware, died at age 3. asking the 600 people in the riches, wealth, and honor, so that he lacketh NEAL, PASTOR like a new born babe,"- she nothing for his soul of all that he desire th, yet Debbie, a Kor ea n adoptee, audience: "Do you know Congregational God giveth him not power to eat thereof, but a said. "Because of what he saw was killed in an accident. Jesus as you Savior and f Christ Church in my life, Roy accepted white with other church young Maste r? He wants to come stranger eate th It; this Is vanity: and It La an Christ 16 weeks later." evil disease," people on a bus trip to Mexico into your heart. All you have The Rogers became active beauty of lilies these are as free as the air John David (Sandy) met his to do is lift your heart and say, For those of you who watched the television mem bers of the Hollywood death in Germany while on 'Lord, I ne we breathe. ed you. Make special co ncerni ng the life of Howard Hughes, ris tian group, made up of military service. In "a weak yourself known to me. I want -Money cannot buy inward peace peace Ch you witnessed a classic example of is the result of living your life in harmony people in the entertainment moment," he accepted a dare to give my heart to you." Limitations of wealth. Granted, wealth when wi th yo ur Creator and with your fellow man. properly used can be a defi nite asset. -Money cannot buy character character There is nothing wrong with being wealthy i -.', Is what we are when we are alone with as long as you do not rob God and your fellow selves In the dark. man In the process of obtaining your fortune. Money can buy a house, but not a home; It is not money Itself which is the root of a ll food, but not an appetite; books but not evil, but the love of money brains,; a bed, but not sleep. If We need to realize that money has These are some of the limitations of money. . limitations: Continue the list yourself. You'll agree that 3 -Money osnnot buy friendship friendamong the things money can't buy are some (" / ship must be earned, of the most valuable treasur es Life has to . -Money cannot buy a clear conscience offer. square dealing Is the price tag. Jesus said: "Lay up not for yourselves -Money cannot buy the glow of good heal th treasures upon earth, where moth and rust - right living is the secret. doth corrupt, and where thieves break -Money cannot buy happiness happiness through and steal, but lay up for yourselves Is a mental attitude and one may be as happy treasures In heaven, where neither moth nor In a cottage as in a mansion, rust doth corrupt, and ,where thieves do not Money cannot buy sunsets, songs of wild break in and steal; for where your treasure Is birds, or the music of the wind in the trees, the there will be your heart also." . ~141 81 1`11011-day A*mtlsi Ckinect, enMossRsad,Wiuis,,Spri C. Edward Davis Sunday Sdlsst Sunay Worship ' 5- , .. Christian V/omen 's Brunch 1:01p.m. Worship Service By . ,--. 11:01a.m. . D"Win Shoa. FIRST UNITED METHODiST CHURCH l - C... Country Club & Upsala Rd. * .. - 11:01a.m. UPSALAPRISBYTERIANCHURCH' No one has to stay away from God. Many a young searcher has found his faith, found himself, and found his family In his quest for spiritual certainties. _____ Sunday Wool Mornlngwersiiip MYP2nd&4ttiSun. 7:01a.m. owe. Wershlp lit I 3rd Sun. 7:11p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group forgotten.. ________ Wed . Prayir Mooft, ServIce Luke chapter. Presbyterian 11:01am. ,, A$rpiIng W,ship CHRISTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Senlandlstates Rev* Robert W. Miller Paste, don't flatten out that smoothly. There's a desperate loneliness about having problems your kid-brother hasn't encountered and your parents must have Saturday ,.,, ,,,,,I Other panelists include several members Of the Order of St. l:11p.m, bread better and beverage will be proWded. Those at. Thursday Romans 1:13.17 111-4144 Rev. Fred Neal Poster Rev,ldm.ndL.Webs, Asso.Paster Sunday School Pastor Sunday School 5:11a.m. Psliowshlp IS:$.11a.m. Merising Worship 11:01am. 10:41a.m. Sharing Groups 7:11p.m. Nursery Provided for all services Beingateen-agercanbetorture,. .alotolthetime.Andtheeai-lytwenties 54$B.M, NIWLIPIPULLOWINIP Late Dr.Ituskawslia RI. Phone 1714111 Rev. E artH. Loom Pe SunleySdisel l,$s.M. TeemMeell, Tuesday 1111 1 and Prayer '7:11p.m. ,.oaryoeee* Chirch rIhlp$Sr5s ',,., . , . 26:1-19 . 1:11a.m. tlisglngandSlsa.ing L , Ij ~ i i Acts 1:11p.M. Family Night Service $oySch01l Church School L 1:41a.m. 11:51a.m. Pastor on Healing, Commitment and Prayer Life led by the Rev. JamesG. Frs, associate mlniateroFt Presbyte run 1: 34 MOrISiISIWersMp daySdIesI Airpertlivd.&WeedlandDr. ando Chapter of the Order of St. Luke will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church at lO6 E. Church St., Orlando. There wju be a panel dJsi,,ion Cenqwer ersMesti ng su nd ay 5:11p.m. Rev.RadThsmaa. Rev.Fred R.Gardnic U 14:19-27 150W. 32nd Street IvangelisticSorv. Pastor 10. , Acts 11:01a.m. Wed.Prayor&BllleStvdy 7:11p.m. Tuesday SundayEv,ning Wed. Bible Sts PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH HW ll.flE.LakeMaryBM GRACE UNITED MITHODISTCHURCH ' .. 6:3.15 Church Of God - er FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCHOFLONOW000 Ill Orange Street, Lengwood Rev. I. Ruth Grant Paste, SvndaySe 10:01a.m. Morning Warship 11:110 m. Kindergarten through Eighth Grade . ,' . ts I - bk.. , . Monday Acts Pentecostal Methodist . t.,; .:i::. \ \. */4, Cordek, Mary MacTavish, and Lorraine Smith to serve as members of the Parish Council. Panel On Healing : ' rj 1:2-8 11:10a.m. 7:10p.m. . • 1:11a.m. 11:31a.m. I:11&lI:$.,m. We maintain a Chrlstia., School '. • .. . r I(IflleS ' 7:11p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2525 Palmefle Ave. Now. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 1:41 a.m. . 1:41a.m. 11:50a.m. 5:01p.m. Evangelist Service l:OIp.m. Mid week Service (Wed .) 7:01p.m. Nursery Provided tsr all Sirvic,, OvIede(SlavIa) Rev.Joiw,J.Kucha,l k Paste, Sunday School 1:45 am. . Wership5ervice, .. ' .5 . - .,$ CHURCHOPCNRIST -. ISIS PartAyenije 'red Baker Evangelist Sunday School ST.LUKE'SLUTHIRANCHURCH SR. 4251 Red Bu Rd. _______ Pastor Morning Worship Youtti Hour GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH )illOflaisde Dr. l7.fl (L uther an Church in Americal Rev. Ralph I. Lyman Paste, Worship 11:01a.m. Sunday School 1:00a.m. Nursery Provided St ..) ______ ________ 7:11p.m. liii SantordAve. John J. Hinton Pastor undayScho.i .', Dale Evans Takes On F,emtnists The Church of the Nativity, Lake May, recently elected Martin Bacon Sr., Donald Delaney, Walte r Sirase, Joan ;'_ - - Il-Ham. 7:ISp in. l:11p.m FIRST CHURCH LUTHURANCHURCHOP : THE REDEEMER "TheLu$heranHeur'and TV "This Is The Life" li% . f 1140 a.m. Elected To Council Pastot Lutheran ': Bible Study I0:100.m Sanford, will be guest speaker this Sunday at the 7 p.m. worship service at the Trinity Assembly of God, Deltona. OP THU NAZAR INE ft . - (Southern) 11:00a.m. Rev. Robert Burns Vt " • ____ LÔNGWOOD PIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH Car . Chur ch Ave. & Grant St. Sunday School Worship . 4 ________ . - / f1 f ' 1:41a.m. 11:10a.m. 7:35p.m. .5.... . ______ Tele. 711.24)4 Paste, School Worship Service Evening Worship Sunday Worship Worship Service Eve. Worship Mid-Week 5cr,. (Wed.) CONGREGATIONAL a. -. Venus Street 1 1:14a.m. EVANGELICAL Moonies. eads - The Rev. Don Cox, former pastor of First Assembly, Lake Mary Rev. B. L. Wagner. Paste, WINTER SPOS, COMMUNITY Aw ,..•.. ______ I _______________ ,. _______________ . 11:11a.m. OItINAZAREN I Ill U. Crystal Lace Ave. - 4 . PIRSTCHURCHOPCHRI$T SCIENTIST, DULTONA Sunday School 7:11p.m. DonCoxToSpeak Ill Wad.Str,st I Meeting Reading Room daily lilLaksview.LakeMary . .' _ .: Sunday Service the show. Evangelical H - . 7:50p.m. ' I . Wednesday TestImony LAKEMARY BAPTIST MISSION . 4 IC 1:11p.m. 1:454.m. 10:41a.m. Evening Service Congregational - 7:11p.m. . '. ., . ,1 t _____ ________ .1' , ______ _______ l:11a.m. 11:30 a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. PrayerMeetis, Wed. Sunday School Morning Worship I -.- . -.. LAKE MARY CHURCH ., ' - . 4 1:40a .m. *.4. Iórvice Joe JSMwa Su nday School Worship service Ive*l ng Sirvice 1111a.m. lam. Mid.We.BS.rvico Christian Science JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1521 West First Street 5.1 Stanton Past,, Sunday School 10:11a.m. Sunday lecharist SundayS eel . president of the Unification Church the Unification 6urch in the U.S.,* he continued attending an Oakland ruillions.- Durst said. lie estimated NEW YORK (RNS) "We're in the U.S. since 1972. Salonen, who but is expected to assume greater synagogue until 1975 when he was there were now 113 million members going to turn America upside down comes from a Lutheran background, responsibility for "spiritual "kicked out." worldwide and 30,000 in the U.S." with the revolutionary principles of asked to be released to pursue other ministry" in the U.S. than did his Durst said he joined the Rev. (Sun Myung) Moon," said Dr. church goals. predecessor. Unification Church through the Unification Church members view Mose Durst, the new president of the The changes in national leader"Neil Salonen introduced Mr. influence of his wife, one of Moon's Moon's latest announcement as the Unification Church in the U.S., at his ship grew out of Moon's an- Moon-at public rallies, often spoke at most faithful and effective disciples. 'victorious foundation for the first press conference at national nouncement in April to church meetings on behalf of Mr. Moon. He She was one of the first Unification beginning of the Kingdom of Heaven headquarters here. members, proclaiming the end of his was of great aid to Mr. Moon in Church missionaries to come to the of Earth," the church said in a "I hope to travel throughout the personal 21-year ministry and the laying the foundation course for the U.S. In the inid.l%(. Durst also statement. U.S., until we can Inspire and excite beginning of a new 21-year period of church," Durst said. "It is like we appeal-s to have gamed the trust and 1 see Mr. Moon as a prophet everyone," said Durst, 40, a greater personal responsibility and are now starting on the, second favor of Moon. The marriage of coming to usher in the new Brooklyn-born Jewish professor who 'growth for members. foindation layer." Durst and Onni was "arranged" by messianic age," Durst said. headed the church in northern Moon will remain the 'spiritual Durst, a West Coast Unification Moon some seven years ago and California with his Kerean wife, head" of the national and worldwide Church leader, is a former Hillel received his special blessing. Durst " Whether or not he is the messiah Onni. Mrs. Durst is one of Moon's top Unification Church movement, cultural director at the University of has two children by a former remains to be seen." disciples. Durst said, but "he Isn't expected to Oregon. He has been professor of marriage. According to the Divine Principles Durst was recently elected make public appearances and speak literature for the last 11 years at "The Unification Church has of the Unification Church, the "Lord national president by the church's at giaxrallies" as he did in the past. Laney College, a comlimunity college grown from a ,handful when my of the Second Advent" won't be board of directors, succeeding Neil Like Salonen before him, Durst in Oakland, Calif. He joined the wife came to the U.S., there were Jesus Christ returning - but Albert Salonen, 35, who had been will be the administrative head of Unification Church in 1970 but said about six members to literally someone born in Korea. 0 "Community Capers", featuring a variety of talent from within the church, will be presented in the fellowship hail at Community United Me thodist Church, Casselberry, at 6:30 p.m. this Sunday. Refreshments will be served following LAKIMONROU CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Al Green Paste, _____ SANPORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airport Blvd. PlIe.w 3114100 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avenue, Sanlerd Dr. Jay T. Cosmt, Pastor Sunday School l:41a.m. Morni ng Worship 11:11a.m. ChOrch Training 5:05pm. ___________________________________________________________ __________ ______ 7:11p.m. Wed. Prayer Meet IllleskawlllaRead Winter Springs . PM" $11141,111 Rev. Gregory 0. Irewor Vicar jf _______ - THE NEW COVENANT . By REUGIOUS NEWS SERVICE munity. Nazarene EPISCOPAL CHURCNOP I. PIR ST CII RIST IAN Sunday 4. .-~--- .. . I .. . Community Capers - 1:451 in. Sunday Idwai Preaching & Worshiping Bible Study 1:01a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. ___ Past,, I 10a.m. Morning Worship 11:01 am. Evening Worship 4:00 P.M' lvii. Eveni ng Prayer Sir,. 7:11p.m. Tues. Official Board Most. 1:11p.m. Rector Holy Communion Italy Communion Church School ______ 331-1914 Avery Lone The Rev. Leroy 0. Soper 1 IIllOakAvq,Sanf.qd Eveningworsrn, Wed. Prayr Sam Rev. M. H. Burke Jr. unday Scileel 441 Part Ave. -: On Board, Children" The children's bell choir of Ft Baptist Chur ch of Oviedo Will present its spring musical this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Linda Roberts. The musical drama Is "Get on Board, Children" by Otis Skillings, a story about Noah's Ark and what it might have been like for children on board. The musical Is open to the entire corn- NEW IUTHILAMI CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City HOLY CROSS . . ~ 'Jewish 11:11a.m. w.. Episcopal ___ 4-S&$.pp.m. . Cl NTR AL BAPTIST CHURCH Church Training ,............. I - . it . Sunday May iS, iPSO-SC Plan' s To Turn U.S. Upside Down , Ovledo Bell Choir Presents ' Get . - ____ - -_ 11:11a.m. iiow.iip 1: of Dinner Islloft0 Service every _____ _____ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave., Sanford r. William Un.iis Paste, Fr. Peter Mitchell ASS?. Paster Sal. Vigil Mass 1:IIp.m. Sen. Mass 1a.m., 11:11112 MSØ Csnfesslens,Sat. Morning Worship Paster . Sunday Sde.i(Svn) *.r,hlp Service (Sen.) 1. Inter. Patter Rev. Grady Snewden Sunday School 1:41a.m. Worship Service 11:01a.m. Evening Service 1:11p.m. Wed. Prayer Serv. 7:11p.m. Morning Service Evening Service Wednesday Service ........................ IGIO -N . Geneva, Fl.. - 332-3731 Sunday St" ! .. . % . . . 14 . . .. ._% . ".-1 I 9 . -1 - - FIRST UNITID METHODIST I., Catholic PINICRUST BAPTIST CHURCH II, W. Airport Blvd., SaiiI,rI Freddie Smith NA11UN - Briefly ' 5:10p.m. 711pm : Baptlit UUK C 100pm II1fIiIII i'II1 - hurch... Wed. Bible Study 1:00 p.m. Wed. Lighm.us, Ytft Misting Royil Rangers & Mlssi.nstt.i The . . Evening Herald, Sanford, F! - l.Uh1II.m. Ch urch School Se,,Ic,s with claim Is. $I a011 r ,IIqwup qul, WTWWWI 1WYIWI UMYP 1:10p.m. 1venuuigWehIp 7:11p.m. .d BiBle Study A Prayer 5pcv. 1:11Ø,m. First Wodnoeday PeilswsNp .... '. :. RE -I Assoc. Poster 9:33 A 11 a.m. Rev. ftlo Dickinson I.% Assembly Of God FIRSTASSIMPLYOPOOD Cor.flm$IIm. Philip Paste, - -- 7:15a.m. . ". L ~ - .... O/Il114UNIT OUR . . .. . COMMUNITY UNITED , - 1. - LOCAL PASTOR The Rev. BriiceJohns n with the Source of Light Mission Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson will preach at 7:30 p. m.this Sunday at the First Baptist QmrchdDeltona. WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employees 4 Slide Talk (left), pastor of First Baptist Church of Sanlando Springs, Longwood, was presented an Award of Merit for outstanding pastoral work by Dr. W. T. Watson, president of 'I'rinity College, Dunedin, at the annual tollege banquet In Clearwater Beach. Murphy Is an alumnus The Rev. Paul Murphy ______________________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY' _ ASSEMBLY OF 000 Pint Asaemblv el 001.17*1 Ii. BAPTIST % AntiSdi lapeust Church. Ovlsds Calvary lipid Church. Crystal Late & hit Late Mary Casselbarry Baptist ChurCh, p 5,-jqsls Central lapeust Church. III) oat Ave. Chulusla , Cloarwetor Missionary lapeust Church. Sau7*iO4 I. Ceuntryild, Baptist Country Club Read, Labs Mary Victory laphat Church. Oil 00usd, RIM Nesler Ave. First Church. III P.t Leo. Pr Baptist Church SI Allemonto Springs, RI. 4*0k Altamselo springs Pint Saplisi Church 00 Genius Plot Church at Soosul PInt lapels' Church 01 Late Mary Pirsasapsag Church II______ Lab. gs - . P11 BapSI Church of 1gLutCsr.Chtt$Sf. S.wUNFsLJ*IL$..beDr.ATveba.1IB Rd.. Mailbag Ravesu Part BipiW Church, 1141 W. $11151. ______ PoesIflB%Chae 1*1 W. First Sleet, lenlerd _______ III VS Airport Stud. Prairie BaptIst, Rugs Rd.; Fern Part ____Labs ______ Prw1N '7 SocIal HoIst Missleniry Bapilsi Church, West Sialarl $111fl11 Baptist Church. 110 OvgitnM Dr.. Cesailborry "°" St. 4au.es Missionary SaplIst Church. M. Rd 4*1. Oi11 ' i. MlodO. sf camerg City. in. 00 Peel lapile? Church. II) Pine Ave. $1: . Salem PrImitive taplea Church. 1* W. 1111 $1. ____ -. Now Testasut $apeIol ch. SeelIty Sea. North LUL..4 New Mi. Zion Baptist Church, $710 Pear Lvi. - ' Our Lily, 00*0 Lobes Cs°bsUc Church, liii Masimillia, Dsflsno CHRISTIAN . . . Firs' Wlaa Church. NIl S. Saslerd Ave. hnIstbas urch, Us W. *non Blvd __ IONIq Church, mono. Naves Or., Mefl*snd L5hIL. iSISae Church, Gear Labs 15 at a1mals 'ChURCH OP CItRIST , Church ii ChrW. *1*11. Pert Ave. Church of $1$f.4 %5 5$5,U.S.flfl, . ____ kuO lomiocte Church ii Chriel. 5414 Labs NSwSN 1 . ourst .0 ChrISt. W. Ink a. 04 C50iiJ, Plo. Naves Dr.. MalIbu OlslIhele - . - . . Grad United Methodist Church. Airport Blvd. C E. Church, Oviole Oabgrsvi 51 Church. Ovbode . Osleen Mothedlet Church Paula Wesleyen M.lMdistRt. 45W. of POSI . EPISCOPAL _____ ____ fl_ wonder Ipqlops The Church 011155,01 Sbophsrd. M&hla.I. 33* Labs Ave. st*pu1 AN u,pt Chred lylsanpel Church, Luise4 . H% Cries scapsi. Part Ave. stilt W.Sallerd $1. Idiotd' Church, 5111 , St. Marks Presbyterian Church, Ill) Palm spni.a Rd.. amenti SprIngs ., Upsels Community Pres*yt,rlan Church. Upside Rd. WestmI.Islsr ros$yter4am Church, Red Bug RI., Cosseibervy Winter Springs Presbyl,ris Chapel, na.m., l,dVs.tls$ Mess RI., Whuer Iprtngs . 5 J's ladS. Hoot Cyprus St. Lit. M.S.Church of C.mersn City. Inc.. Blerdili .ft SR IS '°' U. Paul's Mothodist Church. Osleen Rd., Enterprise 4tatie(1 Mlms.tal Church, S. Dobary Sailoele United Maihells? Church. SR 4)4 sad 14 Luv.eel NAZARINI , Church 01 *10 Nazarene. 1*1 Saafsrd Ave. Geneva Church .4 *0 Nazarene. S.R. Is. Geneva Lou Mary Church SI the Nazarene, III U. Crystal Late Av., 11 .'r--- forest Late Seventh 00y Advestist Church, Hwy. as, Per's' Setus Day Ltv,ntist ChurB. Maluband Ave., Aflameale $pgs Ien$srd teveast Day AdventIst Church, Ill Elm Afils's ANt Church, Olive list All P01* Chapel. Camp Seminels. VSotl. Part Rd. borden Avenue weusoss Chapel Ave. Fcrty4our young people andadulta who will be going on a nlsalon tots to Snowbird, NC., Cherokee Reservation June 745 and Donna Routh, a ainuner missionary in Alabama, BIG Lake Mary Church of the Nativity first cornmunlcants with teacher Jeanne Burket, (left) bring offertory to priest, the Rev. Clement Kuhns. Children from left, Dawn Aurleme, Dean Grafluis, Erica De Chane and Edward Haldrop. 26 youngsters received their first Holy Communion during the 12:15 p.m. Mass, May IL ________ will be comns!ned this Sunday at 7p.m. at First Baptist . . .5 Commitment Qiurch, SazIcr4. Mise Routh will be working under the ' Chess's ammesiry Church Church *1 Jualls Christ 90 Lester ftY Mkft 1131SPark A". igrection of Baptist Campus Ministries. ____ _ __ "Mgi It Qw".by a choir of 23 young people under the direction on Minister of Music Terry L Clark. Dr. Jay T. COuznato will explain the purpose of the tour and Iresent Mlii Routh, the mission tots groop and lins Holland, who __ ______ punne youth worker. Jack Boggs, the d's ninist of education will lead in the com- _________ y ldgsussl 5pe110e kvilnsle HIgh khosl Flit Psi011aital Church el Ls.g.s.I Pint P0*etadal Church sO SssId . Full $eopelTabernacle. 2flc Mt. OStve Hillaasa Church, Oat Mill as.. osis,, Sanlsrd Alliance Church. *40* S Poth Ave. SasSSrI BiBle Church, 5.0$ SasOard A ve. Sanlerl Canysgaeis.si Of JstOYiWs Wllaoeas, 1145 W. 1051. The 1.ilYotis Lrv. PlO VS. till $1. inlaslotüg and Colette (lark will sing "Do You , Really Home Has Anniversary . 'fll (n S*rn.'ftafl Home at 1104W. ' . - Ninth St., Sanford, ____ iu ce1etate its s4us anniversary this Sunday with a followe4Jiy an open house at the home. Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore will be the guest apeaker. e i.1i:;.'!'. ,.. . ' THOMAS WILSON III St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford, will observe Christian Soldiers Commitment Day this Sunday. Thornal Wilson III, Sanford Housing Authority executive director wJll speak at the 11 a.m. service. Guest speaker at the 6 p.m. service will be Circuit Judge Dominick SaUl. DAY AT CENTRAL Ventriloquist Linda Johnson and "D.J." will be featured this Sunday, "Record Breaker Attendance Day" at Central Baptist Church, Sanford, children's worship during Sunday School, and Day Speakers The service will Include a ire station of the musical, Said St. _ Lobs Mesue Chapel. Orange Biw., Late Ms.,eo 'ehM 1.Ml tJaared Veil. u.* IN. _..t it iorn Church .0 *0 UvIng Sed, Ml9.s, Pint C1turc SI Christ. Idanllst, lOam tvt a V.sp p, q FIRST Missionaries Commissioned SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST .. . Dr. Mitchell COMMUNION Labs Mwse Church ON me Neaarsne. WSIeas $dieel. Orange Slit Lie SisipSgsO. heeling at iseerstase bait. AItamSniI Blvd. Springs . __ Ill Nazarene, Waywsan I Jessup Ass., Lsngvooj . 1.-VIM IRAN ' . . . . PRISBYTIRIAN . AscensiOn L$hera. Church. Ovsnbreb ., Cesaolhsrry •O555 stills Muwlan Church, 54 4W Lsng,,..4 Gied 5tpurl United Lutheran. 1510$. Oilily Dr. Bedem Mergeban Church, 771 Tuocpwbilm lI. Winos, Springs D7e5Wter4an Chur. Mne.d u,.., & LuOwan Church 00 Pvevlds.ca Doflen. _ V.MSI i,,, , Lutheran Chinch 01 the RsIs.,r, 153 VS. 2111 pI Momesil wings Las AAWV United Day* . •IflI PnesByrIan __ . .. Co"" OeI Aye i hid . .. . - The Pull Qeepet Church .4 Our LevI Jeeus isa, w.. PinS ProStylias Durchel Deity. I. Highland ' 00. Lilat Lutheran Church, It. - ri.s It. Canoes coy St.Stspes Laitoran ctur. ai u,s West .014 LeI.Sa 1ves.at Pr01Wurthn Church, 327$ s. Oriasde Dr. Winier Springs CtMNagIy Svonge'tiei Csqre.ag, $1i1" St PrelW4rlal Church. Ill) B.ov Labs It Springs Ilomentary Icheet , .1 ., . will present pr esentation on Wednesday at p.m. He will present a slide talk entitled, "Sephardic Jews Morocco and Israel." It is fres to the public. . WInier Springs Sevisit Day Adventist Church, III . Moos RI. Mars HIM Seventh Dep Adventist Church, am Piao U. Sanloed OTH ER CHURCHES ___ Hwy 1743, Pore Port ChUrch at Me Nativity, Labs Nary All 11uS$ CatholIc Church. UI Oat Ave.. Smiled 01. LaWt Coitolic Church, Dsprssd TraM. Delary _____ 50. L.p.aliae Caitelk Church, Sunes Dr.. soot Sullen Rd.. . CI'Uflr 10. Mare Mapudeira Calolle Church. AiItbind Ave.. - 5 . Eastern Oroed,, Church. St. Joho cryaislem Chapel. U.S. . II W LIL- 1.1 Batneti United Memorial Church. E. DeBary Avg Enterprise liar Lab, United Methodist Church Bethel A-ME. Church, Canoe. 04g1e. CasaOlborry Community United Msthedlst Church. Hwy. 1741. Ptney Ridge Rd.. Caes.iWrry CIttit United Methodist Church, Tucks, Dr., $usLoad Estates Dolary Community Methodist Church. W. Hlghiaots RI.. Delary Putt U21110111 Methodist Church, 411 Part Ave. Flit Methodist Church f OrIole . Altamast. Spr4mgs . laster. OrIhsdea Church. St. Sloven's SI O.C.A.. Ill South St.. • Porn Part ills Nepe Bapebo Chenh. III 0(4550 Ave Pint Baptist Church ii ____ Plot Baptist Church of winter Springs. SMla Rd. First $aueh Mlsdsnary Sapti$ Chs,ch, I Ill W. st U . Porsol City Bapti st Church First BapNst Church if Oslsos Feustaio Hood BaplOol Church. Oviode 5a4 Office 544 Comes, g Ave. ksfsrd Jsrlaa Missionary Bapist Church, *131 W. pins it, Nerihilde Baptist Church, Chelelta Misijenary Baptist Church. * it. ini.rs,is. Macedeela Mission Baptist Church. 001 00* MI, M, 0l SIPtiI$ Church, Ssuva Hwy.. A". prt.iwue sapsuot. 1111 Locus' AVL ______ . Olive_Misslesary Bipihu Church. h.drft ipruese 54.. Langused MI. SIsal Missionary bapIlst Church. Ills Jgnvy Ave. ' W. ZIon Missleniry lapile?, Noes LVI. New BslhUI Missionary Church, 11150. & Otiotiry *55. trtsps11uc5 Baptist Miss., CMq Losgue Bldg. languesI $spo Bapilil Church, P5,055 ClOy Csm*galy Clilur, Pist METHODIST First Southern Methodist Church. 2454 $aa$s(1 Ave. Froe Methodist Church. Ho W. 401St. Um" Mefbodut __ Eastern Grihodea Church, St. Qosrge. 51$ Sherwood CL. Geneva Meihodist Church. Geneva 'it. Mrs Missionary Sapist Church, eis Cypriss si. "* SOPIW Church. Peim Springs RI. Aflamwde1.nuae - ', V CHURCH OF GOD Church .0 God. $3 Hickory Church 1 001, IS) W. 11.1 St. Church el 0.1. Oviedo • Church 1 Sod HolIness. Lake Monres E n t erpr i se Church of God Mlselon. church of 001, 1401W. lIlt St. Church of God in Christ, Ovioda Church Il God f Pruphecy' *111 S. aim Ave. Church of Gel el Prophecy, 1715 S. Persimmon Ave. Roscus Church 01001,1711W. lIlt St. Saislerd EASTERN O*TH000X Eastern Ortlioles Church, St. Dimes. UI S. Magoob, Ave., Church. Cenaaa Hprs. William Chapel ateelesery Baptist Church. Mart 1 WIllIOM $ Temple Shalom, Deltona, Shapiro as guest speaker for Its community affairs ,.. , . - .. DOMINICK SAM the morning service. The church will dedicate Its new educationI al facilities during the evening worship hour followed by an ice cream social hosted by the Deacons. The Spe. cial Education Departinent will hold an open house at 6 p.m. for its Vacation Bible School held each night this week. k I �I - I - -- I - I I I -4e4 : I I j - .- . V - _4. % 0* , II I , - 1 ,". , BLONDIE - - MAP S . Sunday, May 1$, lflO by Chic Younq nun ACROSS' 44 To be (let) I 'p -4 . I. I i, 1111111.111 1 .11 I. -1 9Beverage l2Goto court '3 league (abbrf 49Misaligns-. into l4 Have a meal 15 Baseball 5l More likely 61 American humorist 62 Male title p!ayer Mel - — IS Thoughts t1ftuira: 4 A Compass _____ ___ BEETLE BAILEY _________ • by Mon Walker _______ 0)4, I-li, CAPTAIN. You WANT 5ARGE E ALWAYS SLEEP5 i LATE ONSATIJPAY , J Ii ________________________________________ 4 ) - 6 )) Ile ) I I . 65 Female soint I I Fencing 20 Subside 22 Dry,as wine (Abbr) 66 Dinners 24 Southern 67 MustreIs 25 Defensive work 28 Son.inIaw of - DOWN I During 12 wds 34 Year (Sp) 35 Eat noisily 2 Minstrels in• 26 27 Stringy 37 Commotion 3 Latvian 5 Goat (abbr.) 6 Compass - 55 Veto 56 Pastry 59 New Dial project (abbr ) 60 Wriggly fish — — — 1 2 3 — — — 4 5 8 7 8— — 9 tO 11 ____ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom . )y' J, fl' P _____ 18 MUCH MM - — — — 0 0 0 ° - by Bob Montana • - ND TODAY IT I'VE I V,P4()ER IF ii WE'LL KNOW IT DOES IF PRESIDENT OF A ISXHEARD EVER WORKS OUT PROBABLY SOMEONE TELLS JUGHEAD ') HE MULTI MILL ION A LOT OF THE OTHER WAY DCES-' THAT HE'LL BE MOST DOLLAR STOR I ES L.O(JND I LIKELY TO SUCCEED.' CORPORATION' LIKE THAT. - - - - - - - . ~1, (~( I~ •;i ." Omani Cr - ___________ , — I , _____ - - - - - - - - 61 e - - - 88 - — — — — - i 87 - J laIO If11 We - - For Monday, May - 7QQ LI) *4$*ARQKQP... .. 11d _____ IV LEO!.J Schneider r - -ç -- call. His reasoning was that it ,, NQ% 'fQQ 1 . , . -' a to turn vy • communi. 5_- II ' small profit. I I ________________ ______ _________ , .s ' Our sefl.styledTV"doct:r 1 • calls • ' ,, . cust omers is what " have to be fflh aroqnd to fixing their sets. J 900 in No IW41~ CAPRICORN (Doc *,%& '. hia Q)MMY J-rT C'OC. NOW A MAN OF YouR CWA AND WELL,-rHmt ANom4ER s-ro ~YOU 4J-tS' ; (( A 1J-IIr'4?< £0? otouert 26MIZ - -: A0AIN- II . ' 1A14 11 MAROON. - owers me to e ou P f 1 - - -- + I . .-'. p II.A (Bo* Senvei) W0PU0 %Q on Na son's afleouqit oó a women (vornee *5&Q*) cZ.I71 - z• - - - - by Thaves Bob rF ,, i 1 Ill — 'P~ — . . DOWARS I r0 1 manner you'll go cient 0' ' Th'MORHG? I'm TRY" -) I TUMBLEWEEDS 5HH! I I 6100p? . ~ H vincal NM 10 fix an I mport f 'T '*vIlIh14e&Thy rice ('1 Hr 2sens.) ' %,'1ft$ mae - iep 'thSIr U* b.dllier -SM eIeIs ZOONIES Blow DO) , om ' i aI - sr, + 'i i . ii Ji 10 &ir ' . - - , 6:55 FLORIDA __ mm 700 ?IVAV _ • • • ' . . 12 (5)0 MORNING NEWS mU GOOD IIr MORNING • AMERICA It (35) PORKY PIG AND I FRIENDS C ME ((1 3 A STRETEREE STOOGES I THE UTILE MS. CAL.$ I I - - 5 I AMERICA H (35)WUWW*(LE • I • * I 0 0 .,.,. k ..' - - - + - -- - - -i--- — -_ - •• •S - -- -+ - - 4 If. ' -'W I -. - * -, 11 )tTh * * '- * * ~I ?I~l * III0 ~ - COUNTED ! * Show the world 11 .. + /( 'l : you"re glad -to he an American! C -' '' ' 1. * - -' * -- -- - + fl-'- * -- * * - 'I" - SPECIALS - • • . Foronlyt9.25 * S have our - - nom8 * * - 'dh, jug- %bft "111111111101i. 5 : kit of Americans on : the Evening Herald S red, White and blue Flog - 0MRS FOR $Is" Ua - ft,lisI I & , -,-- _ a : : 0 ... No. . L. 1.99 : adowcoumowxLlba - ' .1% 2t~._~_ "WOPO"~ '~% ow lip"s. (Oft qm I . -%" I : Daye Fbg Day ad the 111480" 11111161111110411111ra lowvw `1 141 01 1 1 01 1 1 16 : • \ hps. These colorful,, Ole" . : N '.4' BE + + + i a LUNCHEON 'Yf - - - UP AND 8:25 : - * I 'PT '1' * * i--. -- + ,,.. - - : zoo REVUE i -.1 .., - • 1. . - STAND * - 1; - t' 7 -' - .. '-"P4 - - - ----•-- -.+.---. ,ii l-i'tt • - '- I • 7:30 - - - e - LUNDI 11 AM T1L 3 PM 00 .• + IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII HOUSE TW11111111fir ft& RN& NOM I - _ t" I 1. (DO A ROAD TO THE WHITE " To be * S ' vening . ,I# ON* ' : L "I W. : (" \ - W s 2d@ - Iduded cafi it 322-261 ' ' . I YOU'LL GO BLIND 14. %" ' is • lUliftath Nolden S't'es .v"wNt, so 17)WCY SHOW :S5 (7)5 MOVIE 'Co ' __ III JbI '1111111111111111111111111011111110111 ONLY 10)&uWEATIiER 0 135~ NEW 1:n I& a. RL T 1:11 IF YOU DON'T STOP IT 4) 0 CAPTAM KANGAROO - . " 8:00 NI'IE 44 qkww two (Wft 40M r1114 $t h i 2 'I.e 1712 S I:: IJ . 01St shOcking the folks back • W"W0h.ft"*I O'.II N9t* '.' 60" U A S1TCXY 6:30 S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)5 ED ALLEN (M i7 NEWS A, *,* s(two -'POOMMI . . --k >,;., - =% - T<--~ AW _.. , HERO AT LARGE S u1t &= WOO ftwi(1116" Q~o M - - - .. . PG AY 5(4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 4L 1 .1 1 1111111 4411I WA 1111110111111% 11111111111111I qQ W-VU& fta 4114 kw4h PG [ioVI[LANDj.. Frank SinsIrk, Tony Sal A ref or med boy 11I his yourVer brother IONOWAno In his footat". tw- 411M MM 111111111111111 q* womm *1ffiV4Mk - t:$74S-:N JOHN 1ITTIN W.hb*iwnstesainms ieWØRI '(h • 4 - to the edged th e urtiversei 'na tmQkMMmQtANI g 5:30 Z 99C [AzA II] "'s .iu T' P1MIO$ AS THE WORLD TURNS (Y) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE - 1 .nE '.Come, (12)(17) Wt !I bh %lh (!I) (35) DICK VAN DYKE U (A) NEWS 5)0 M'IVSH U (A) THE DOCTORS WiNJJ. (DO GOOD MORNING • • Your Horn" (1963) 1Q &M (5)0 35)T0MERRY AND (24 (10) MISTER ROGERS 2(17)MYTHREESONS (MOW) 100 - srv " 7;;-~; ' I 1&9" -M V" 1t'WE III * -0mi hungry law ___ (1Q) fig t' "Thorough. CD 5 MOVIE breds Don't Cry" (8/W) (1937) Judy Garland, Mick ey Rooney ow- - . !L 7 I'AM ' (X 4h mout 11HERES A ' ati. (fl QQe94 1M' TOM'S NO 'from _ - by T. K. Ryan I(t ti (10) FAWLIY TOWERS 2QW4qftRft,% rAWM by Leawd Skre " 14M - I I of. 204 . . 'I111jJØIa !Sbb - 5*1 , %b"kWW0" - .,. . Bear. - 11 11 . - sied. t the CMbQaIG Tog Qi . . is %AW."01. the - 0 .. ! ,# CS I $EN F IflWY I ____ + lP1f ihpower corrupt. -' Spoiled- isQ (*$'&14101Ik h - . I OH. GROft ' i~oo IV*1W4 'it.ti 1(tWO (bI 'is - r HOW?I Y€'L.BY ;r::of ' 0ownit . + I ' . (Jq 6meiiiii **I ,k)ft %"$M* ARRPA AM I - . .*k ,heiN11 (Pa rt 1)(R) T)OMOVIE "CP'isum" (C) (1970) John Wayne. Forrest I"O 74melfl, N ft *A" WAlilmmo 1111 V"11111111il" 111111100aw homs lm "Ib Wk *R"-'Yhb Young NOA cWtirov. wf%ws $Nft, (.~, a 144114" ' • -WHAT ii - ef - ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST fi ' + 1114 Q4)¼'401QIh fl4i4tQ(14 l$$) ) 8:15 thinking - 5)QKQ PLOR)OA f- if not - + - + • demoantalive, ji ~ NO Mr. p4mius'algl4wel, - (NEISPAPlT?R1S5A35tt) rsdskismalprsetIcesa1L - _ - unlen vulnerable 'vulnerable. One lawyer*we know calls his new set of custom-made / j 'iffifi4 L Wos u -s Co- IQ) Qt .Q*5WI, (1)0 HOGAN'S HEROES uuvJ,a. 1I1$ a + - + elhoft j (I 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLA ND cam 1:30 BASEBALL IufliJ I.--... ALL SEATS , 'BraveNewWorsd'(19RO)Ke4r - iuo .,.on. seo on me hovel by Aldous Hualey A yoting man iMng In a rigidly OOflt?011ed socIety 600 years in the future qu,steons his exts- VIV.P5. J)R'' bMS -, (1]) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS EXPRESS 6:10 1111M + Nv" '"I'lit"W""" 4, 11114450 UW 1191111I They'll, pt W"t of a kick OIL - in iiiQlI*. 01 UhlslrQ1 $loIlsa vulnerable, or not This III people inspires you to turther It's a ARIES I bk"jk U,AW4 it) cries out for some preernpUve your own initemI13 today. YOU Wool *4 yaw IM Actioci. Their inventiveness and In. LS-z H K Q tUi1 vatted this week. 0*zDz novative meUtote motivate alert, ready and You're Found you , aIIIuse for trophy opponent's one '.Ie IUIVI wUlln to be active. cu They make Rrand depo. over one of a bior' ViRGO (Aug Z3S.pt. U) sitories for old .0 LEO (July 23-Ass. 13) I-S-AQJ987H-XI&I %1l (D 0 MERV GRIFFIN LII) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (ii)(35) 35 LIVE GRLR)(Y (12) (17) WORLD AT LA RGE 1 ____ L L. Frapçiacg eyt make tough chorts, seem i C- a a. Bid two spades Hobnobbing with creative 93 1W SFZN _ - -1. ' T1MS WtlL '° 'SQ14Q Involving by Stilffel & Helmdahl - PlI 'l "7 49 . MM Conservancy. - ( RESTLESS it, '"- AIILBN A' __1QQ .•: T '-v "C' 322 'w PLAZA I 2)(17) WORLD AT LARGE 11M (17) OPEN UP Host Bill '"' Tonight's episode takes a look at the work at the Nature b.4IothupV.dcomlng gemp.wiia tn'ø*'uropean JuP.- hlrOm&Ns'vagas) * (z , 4b 4#101wiI SUN. 605 111W IrtIth mona, F,ho), 'fi na l l IAAT- • @) 0 CT) U NEWS Rtb oc ____ -' 1 11111 III I (tIE 1111% III I) 0A at .I," 0,6M tab L We CIN) 5 weffit II IRQ5 ft1f)it li iSIlr t'r- ' GoiernmenI- agenta 4ame. Weal and AiIemj(Iu4qo. o-,4 t rI(Ifep to, ' ? the o.sias teaj' (T1JE) (A) NASHVILLE ON THE 10:30 (35) P11 CLUB 0±I(1O)TwoRopapnEs (12)(I 7) RUFF HOU9j V", Q11 RQ*I(t t!.!LA ZA - talent 4ft Whe1Im Iu Amateur Ro.. .Ikbv NawIIin *nsteur 4b * mftlk .,powftw.e-(o ( OCIS PáQiOI 11* + 1$) You should be able to do 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. uceUonal1y well, today Of course, you need a more If vulnerable, but the 10019. Be sure to specify With tasks calling for mental pri nciple Is the same. This Is concentration. date. Today nearly every GEMINI May 21Jue 29) especially trt* if the job of-. uses this bid and It works. Not Seeking new Information is ers you financial r,wwi. always, but far more greatest t AQUARIUS Jas. sr,b t f Your amLcsbl attibale tOdaYsbOUldmakeYOQhaI)PY 1$) t Itoccasions It doesn't change the result at all. But 'because you'll get plenty of not only helps hsasn the work for othsn, It turi* tedious when It does, the gains come opportunity to do just that, far more often than the losses. CANCER (June 21-July tasks into fun projects. You be S E'Il)n's COUNTRY (MOW) ROAD (WED) 5(1) THE W1LBURN BROTH5&L 1OHAL flu) (1 7) UP CLOSE "Ella LAS (THU) I$)fl%'f 'rlIE YPITIiiFitzgerald - Dr. Fl Eugene (4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL 'fP) 'F1Pi$l P0Oh cOverage Of G ness man, p rolessor (FRO 'JrMrnt (from the anthropology and SoCiology, (5)0 HEALTH FIELD ')0loPTl*I bUPftt1 kjb in Fort interviews the fabulous Ella (DO SUNRISE *0fhltaiiiiiiiiIJp(,, Fitzgerald, a woman of grace, 1 (I 7) LISTEN (MOW) modesty and trøm'ndc,us vocal ) %bMWôRtb 4:30 U C!) BONANZA ___________ stardom lMhIiCtdb (bolhNswa,fl, US 041appelat tQg*tw - . Minna N*rdstrom The stormy story of a young actress's rise to , . c sending It also has a corollary since 22) Although you nay not Ip IL ' _____ little tf$ i • 'ili IQ% imIØiQ VIXt ', + BUGS BUNNY iF 'bU ASK ME,.4At'4Gfr YOu is TOO C-000, FOR yout RABBIT. . , .1 .F,— )ttp paper 1 __ . clips are your partner knows when °i able to put it into words, you Eno.gh make a simple overcall wit each year will have an instinct for PLC (Feb $4 you h I woos. may even have a very good making the right decls10iw 29) ThIs Lasgood day to make C Our next-desk colksguie is hand, today, especially, on anything those small home Ianever halfway on the return Here are some samples of peovementa you feel wIll material gain. . ': U h 1 Aibilih"WA WWI I often Patients, . . . - )KACK think in expanalviii tarmis. ble might lead to a cheap sac- Astro-Grao Letter. Mad $1 rif Ice against a game orslam. for each to Aatto-Graph. Box _ another fellow's Ux shelter. . by Ed Su(Iivan . t?i 800 "OUSE 'The Rise Of • ER AND FRIENDS (3(10) SESAME STREET (!12)(17)SPECTREMAN 1:00 _______________ -- - • (4) POPI GOES THE UTy 't,e*u - ___ WORD AT LARGE (1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK- 2:00 - (1]) (35) PIt CLUB CR (10) WOOEHOUSE PLAY.;S (4) PORTER WAGONER 'hei r ai4ts-n PO NQ they )Qifl (35) PQRIQQ(QQQ t.(* The co*ia Aj 5(10) VN0 1A èQ ' A- a . ç 1111411*. from ?treeclinicto budda tuury hospital f or the leØ* 'leacber t g$ris' 1* Ad 1Q)QQ) 40* OueaI M Ti ()5tQ1Q! qiiql Iu QQ*bQ o)IEø*a 0( 17) (A) (1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN U 41 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1117 TUE) AND FRIENDS (17) MlSSlON IMPOSSIBLE(MON) t2)(17) MAVERICK (TUE) (12)( 1 7) MOVIE (WED-FRl) (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY • U (A) CAROL BURNETT ROW 0ThE PRICE RIGHT 5:55 S (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL I1%lIIt Robert - )(17) WORLD AT LARGE - t9 *sa ' ...--- 0. - ' - 8 11^4011111111 A11I,UW IN. NiMMI • 1. - .j 'S TH* expert. . It MI IJUIe* Ij 10 Y - • Wk9 I &-ama 7. iii**e r •'-a •)i1t Cl) 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1100 66D HIGH ROLLERS (MON. WED) 1000 1)0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Oor.o battles a business tci'ru. x0 9:30 74 tlO) EDUCATIONAL PRO- (1)0 CBS NEWS 5:50 shelmpecsonateslouise(R) out more of PRISCILLA'S POP I - Of •&w NQTIIg Florence creates havoc when. unbeknownst to the Jelfersons. iiP.bmeni, -an siown are bt -I 'woo dt t4QQ3WATci*4 your head in the sand like an Formulate •Dec 21) Discuss with $U4UM*t IQ( 10114 Q1 tftej ostrich and stay out of the the week ahead. A 4 wld's leeder& satk.4 vs av bidGing. I"' suu the adage, M$T To bring 135)esNi&v what Interest where creative twists lie would make a jump today. Find In haste and repent at Leisure" ll QQkky up to date, just replace the overcall of two spades. This Lies ahead for you In the year -can help improve overall crowded the'blddlng, upset the follo "n" In repent with an "a." yO ur birthday by conditiona Better formulas 5(4) Q opponents' line of for y of Can be found. py spue t learn th* P1,9001* One man's altruism Is callous and when not vulnera. - I puMbJ __ _______________ ___ k 4:00 (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 10:55 fl4LLDILLI (MOW) . (WED-FRI) ill) (11 7) AMILY AFFAIR - 14 IL B&1 . ' , 11 J * . ! . - ;: 0 __. — . . -a&- . . . + ;- t ++ . + - + - . .. . 1. . • IL L # 1W - I I — . . - * 91-0 I to 674miftvititetft ttvw -_ N . V1111`1111111111111 1 — 1___F " 11111AW __-W __ — - 1 1 ANW, - . . . a - ' . - (3(10)VJLLA ALEGRE(R) 12:30 - 1 41 (17) THE FLINTSTONES U (!) NEWS SQUARES CS) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (11)(35)CANDID CAMERA 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 3:30 STYLE (rUE) 10:00 - CVCV'4LY (WED.FRI) 12:15 a (1) HOLLYWOOD JEFFERSONS STYLE (MON. WED-FRI) (M (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (1 7) GREEN ACRES ITAI (3 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) - GRAMMING . m ri flJCflAI 1I (3 5) CASPER ( (17) MOVIE (CONTD) U@J CARD SHARKS (12 ( 17) MOVIE I . 730 3(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING - 10:30 9:30 o (lQ)wQ nepitew n* 'e aey ii11i CHAIN REACTION (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (TUE-FRI) 60? 7) (cc) FPJ) 3:00 (R) STYLE ( THU) (17) I LOVE LUCY (WED- - tIl) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 5:20 (11 7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYI.! (MOW) - (TUE) (1)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (Z)0MOVIE 500 CD 0 MARCUS WEIIBY. M.D. • (L)(1 7) NEWS (WED-FRI) AFTERNOON 9:00 - battle, 8111 fins"y reahirn that he 10"s UaI but she accuses him of wanting her only because Olivir does (Po ri YO$$I% bnde Irsea '10 williS thth NIE MORNING PWI _,! a.-N 1910 ___ more 1 "!711 WT'iI( w ow" o1Ponent _____ SI + '4J V! fbhft. Prob- 5 Miami, wishing to urnie ttie ATE 'MySon. My Son" The embittered Oliver returns to bitin •ØffiRT' MP4(I MON' (10) MASTERPIECE THE. '8arleoi In Itliltolyte 5(17) A8*L ki.nie Jacoby invented a bid that he' was silly to advertise defen Individually, each may not SCORPIO (Oct. HNev.'U sive strength with something ________________________ nowexact amount to . Collectively xxC- xxxprevenaslightly thetOtalc(*ildbeirfrisiflg. take another person's kItes TAURUS (April 2$May *9) and put them to work for both better hand when your righthand opened one of You're full of Ideas for of you. He or she, will welcome front ci you. But it apricfrig the hoe or ''your tw. ____ ______ 1-- I - LIBRA tSept. *3-Oct. *3) YOUR BIRTHDAY Small or fl$XTOW thinking will May 19,1219 ivkly From time to time this ttn yo used with deadly effect In the coming year you may find Try to be with those who hav* Culbertson-Lenz mnatch. It was the weak jump over- situations that will enable you unlimited v1.on and who Back in 1931 young Oswald . r 1F A:*10111I 411111ft 11. ( 11 X q_= ~=. I,t"I 'Clambake" 5 Ov (C) 7 EM s.&te Fba A weafl play in 2:25 (D WHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD MORN!NG l (17) ROMPER ROOM redhead,(I Hr. 20 Mins) 'L 9 (I 7) NEWS , ' i4 JU,i1tNP1 P1F (TUE) (1) (10)100K AT ME(W (10)V.l. PEOPLE (THU) i24 (10) THE VICTORY GAR murder cue InvoMng a lovely ISle of one who works lot his money. switches identities with a water -skiing instructor (2 Mrs) (I43S)J$MMYSWAOGARY . 4IiQsit ttQR lie MIllS QfIflflS$heI gam. away all the moo h a BARBS 1 e1•).0it - The Old - By)sw'aIdJacoby- 1 and Alan Sontag __ GRASS QXM '7 - • PhP, IPaPt* 'om wIQhI natIons lh this UniQue cornin •IJ - t)t GIIII works to extricate his ilindorsill his chili (R) 11'') %%*1 lIarna 1)WO.Oi"ItIll ( 10) O" WQK h Q4AII _______ AT BRIDGE WIN 6y Howie - uwrta 'Nal"ht tAJI Foulr- • 1130 u 0 (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO CB(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL, P tING !2!O__ — ç . ... - .•-,- AMERICA Barrymore. Lana Turner , cousin, actor Art Crney. VI (1i '1.'tt4 erknQ' If} In Plain $iit' '1:1 thm he, bargained for w!mw he 44"WOO ! • •- (1) 0 Kildare- JBIW) (1939) Lionel slaN* ForWnd) (Part 1) 'rf&WMk`v"Ulk- - 4:10 Calling tl) 0 MOViE . . I . . - . I 1'55 Co obstacles to launch the C eer bt,ddfr starlet Msshjn )Jotitø (Cq j -, ) t4Afc. AQUARIUS ~JAIL WM 19, it force ??Ht!. ! USfl lrbIo onvrng ir'ern TO MCXI. professional "Weppel" (ffbph woelok, .A ~N Q* Ili,& wwi,- I=m FLORIDA riyv LIUylJ 8rsdges combats personal and 41* T QD NK Nva - hI' t1`1411tilim" 11111a I.RS1IF Kern. A chorus girl achieves success when she becomes a ' . NWON'al, w0wo". No D(J TODAY INFLORIDA" CD 0 GOOD MORNING 9.00 0LA-) MOVIOLA "This Year's y MtIC%'Meet (Ofti Øby. J*)• World ama *0"'"** hPnp4oshIps W11ft $trawbeuy tstfl Pi,Iq OSY1QM $.soh welt pig.. (81W) (1944) Rita Harivorth, Gene Kelly. Music by Jerome 0(17) MOVIE "Kitten With A Whip" (1964) Ann-Margrei. John Forsythe A runaway giri ompetltson °'°"'• '°)• ' IS^ walolic'm ~O~ 40 — — • 11 J TS pp . - ___ - to Wk wk*WVORW =1 $ A — — — ' I IT I (10) yourself caught up In an in, 19) Do It 01) your Own 115t054 dustrIots project and love of seeking assistance (roan persona who won't take wha t ever y minute It. CANCER June 21-July 22) you hope to achieve an If you're feeling a hUe down seriously as you & Tb. job today, it shouldn't Last very doesn't call for jokesters. long. Spur-of-the-moment PlSC(Feb.$MarcZ9) activities with old or new pals If you're origina ting $)(IW will turn y ou ar ou nd. ' type of social activity today, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You don't attempt to put people have something extra going together who don't mix well. for vnti inds, nI whI.9 vet. Thv ..nuhl t'iis rwnh)im. rnaj not even be a!are,so don't think you have to (in. Conditions having an effect press others a nd spend more upon your material status are than you can afford. unusual and promising. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. III However. chiaces are You'll Your restlessness may have benefit what others you looking for pals to go out do. not becata.of what you do to where the action La. Don't yourself. - - J48 •47 63 I - — __ - - 57 J58 59 60 62 '1 I ., - 20 21 mom • 56 - c I.. — - — 65 S I •I (46 - - // /,~ ( I ". /// 1.). 1i a : I --17 - 5-I-i - ' . -- .. JuI. momBONNERON _ _____ 4 IT - • Bums I ERE'SATASOUT A - I I APFR) ________ MAN WHO WAS ONCE TOLD IN HIGH SCHOOL THAT HE HAD NO FUTURE N BUSiWESS-' ' 19 / 4 - - IMPlATlV/ [11 ________ ARCHIE - I 2l, I 0 I - doing work today, yet you could find . I ii T (35) JERRY FALWELL . 4* 111111 A,VA40I"IC . F 8 (1) TODAY "' _____ your Astro-Graph Letter, to eluda you today. You are which begins with yo ur bit- both thday. Mall $1 for each to In addition, y ou are no t apt to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio exaggerate obstacles CAPRICORN iDec1 -Jas thy Sta tion, N.Y. 10019. Be 11) Speak well of others today sure to specify birth date. GEMINI ( May 21-June 21) even If a companion tenda to youmayttavenointentlonof crIUcLze.You'Uwlnalh,sbut — ____ ____________________________________ Q , 1) (35) fQtIQ WQM '' f- j- 4twifell"II - sit -PrInC*Ibn r'oi-a today1 Tb. wrong types could Romance, travel, luck, -- 57 good wit - resources, possible pitfalls leave YOU bwtr&tt& SAGMARIUS (Nov. * and career for the coming are all dlctsed Lit Dec, 21) St.KVSSS is not LIk&3f months Ferber praise point 0 OWE DAY AT A TIME $edQe Far' JulIe-arrives home from a ski trip Ilie news that she s 'i1(t IPØtH?4b X a qpq%%?~~ VJL~b. TS Coolinv*~ QQW 41I the V.S. An4t%r F$Q*j% SCORPIO I OCL 24-NOV. U) you can't afford to have b^ S..l' to be with thoes who pleasant there will be some your (maginatiot. enge ll make cha surprises that should this a red letter day. YOU 11144d a creative outlet 51 Journey 7 Mountain near 33 Color graduation 41 Games ancient Troy 35 Ocean liner 43 Confederate 8 Of the nose States Army 9 On a cruise (abbr) (abbr) 10 Craving 36 Father person spoii YOIt TAURUS Aprfl $May 2) Even though you may think food 32 Songs of 8:30 1 ' - IJlPI 29 Carries with 53 Semitic deity difficulty 54 Authoress 31 Lazy bums . 4 Shp condition can 1V fl5I!WWIU Preposition 50 Grow together strument _...S*fl*I*Y I. Lim (S49L *OqL 33) *ISU ilk M You may tIM right spot at the ti0it time to acquire 801MIL11111DIII, Of V411,11111 today, be put to profitabile use " coming year. They could bring honors as we ll as poem 23 Cat type 24 Aviator 48Groups 25 Abstain from 49 Back talk Mohammed 30 Sound a horn Jj be hurt Talents you poam along utic o' creati ve Lines 42 Old saying 44 Now Haven tree sword 19 Noun suffix 21 Flying mammal song 11115 %UUU 40 Bog - F e - 18 Clid 1980 • - UflOay,May1U,J-7C . _. - III 01 8 _L L Y - YOUR BIRThDAY - — ITONIGHT'S ,---. -1 1,1 1,11M . - ' Sanford, Fl. !ttf4 $ - 2 A '" Sunda.• ys Ma.y 18. For b — ByBERN10EBF4DEOSOL A ! ! Al p f ! ! I $ rciir cap. 31 Grilill letter I T I P 1T — HOROSCOPE S 64 Now England 38 Ideal gas ____ ____ I A Oil "D P 63 Existed point i - HITIYI _____ 'I '11I J [ PH 0_ amount • - v dier s I The whole • / Answer to Previous Puzzle I I - 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ' Sanford, Florida 0 S - _. - _____ . �-- - L j ni4 101 _ Sunday, May iS, itSO - -- - - - 4 fy ,d r woo I V to — ILSaft n6@66 .ulT$SS ' GOOD 'J!*i.U !1!LsIj p w osccoA THIS COUPON 0000 W OSANGI stou us&& t. OTSUS. cMoTn. suuna. cowf S. SlEvAID. Ill, KUX)N COUNTIE S III E IN HENRY COUNTY wish — - — LAUU FRUIT COCKTAIL a __ MAY1821 • J '• . RESER ' I I U I ____ • d' . . . COTTAGE CHEESE 2.LB.t" C . C ' CUP 29 UM ONE PER COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES o. $s.00 on MOPS EXcLUDING cio*arnss. I - SUPERUAND ASTOI 16.oz, CAN -- VQQcIQQV1 hiLVQQ P4 SEMiNOLE OSCEOIA THIS 0UP0N 0000 0SA?4Gf IflVASD. (UA. LAKE, OTSUS. CKAItOE. SUMTU, COIUI1. LEE. 1OW COUNUES & LAJLLE P4 HENRYCOUNTY . PRJcEsGOOD' MAY 181 — . • Uq LIMIT ONE P51 COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES qy OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGAPETTIS. . I V U : s . . ,. — — ... EF pEO . . ALL GRINDS PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH ECONOMY 0""p DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau lot 101, L_________ I_I. , ' •2s' a I C.4V EXR,VN W BY TIE W YWALf? &OTA .ttr fliflh? CJflCLC33 nc Cubed Steaks. . 2" nw.i. w D 3*A'.D WLS .$C3 MD on := W D $*AND SLICED COOKED HAM W.O UAND "Co HAM CHOPPED WDMANDLUCSD o' $229 BAG SAUSAGE'. . . ' .-. w.D hAND MK tIs :MflJL on I w.DS*APGD$L1C5DpIc&&PvIN1OIOAI1Cie HLINT'S ' H' '..'• . MUSHROOM OR CHICKIN a CNIfINN NfflDtF - 'Round 59c JI ...... .çO4: " . . . .. yr ,. '' 'a : iIJi i!111 .fliLL? cin.nar PJI IJRt.JUfltl 229 ..1itll • 5 Ham i...... ta 1' '' ,"' MYl 33' ns*InyMArncIn SIM-tt-ni -": . HARD SALAMI...... OSCAR MAYER 1' BEEF FRANKS O5ASMAYIV 1" ALL' MEAT WiENERS .JONE1" - IN 1945. JUMIO ALL' '.. t - 9" I 9" - All S .' SAVE 46A ASSORTED COLORS BATH =0 ... I I 1,.m C14FFR V ANNIE!! _77 -7 . r" . . 5AVI29-AUOt*OCQ&O*•. LILAC Pi41. U; '1'!' • GREEN BEANS - BY a- AUS Li rfa) w, I RHEINGOLD ~ nwmv f/sUlf - — ni' RL5&44VCE A N CR0014.6 SW U. _-•----- NO 5.8V1/N'T .-OH, GOLLY! THO6€ !' - MORNLI. V'.BUNS$ZEFRANkS . i - %woo THRIFTY MAID I .. rcan SWE'T PU.t - 9" BAGSAUSAGE WDSM)AU4AT$A1W 'L' S S*IJSGETJI COOKEDSALAMI RRC U . Tip Steak'.... 2' l'Jt - "--.. ..-..•Fryer Ports r.s...a.a ri NOW, W TIE &YT _9tr )W IFE-5iZ INEtAT,E LVII ARQJVfP TOWELS' -BUT ThEY'RE HOT BEHIND u6 'YET, HUCIIE!... . DIXIIDA*UNGLAIGI FAMILY 'BREAD . RINKS I J'. II j o .. HARVEST FRESH OWN 01 3 .4!:4: •r"'•". '1" ____________________ SUPIRIRAND BORDEN ALL FLAVORS ' . -- LLOYD J. HAIRISS APPLI OR LEMON . _____ - 1 11 --NOT THAT 'OU -LET'S NOT GET INTO 'fl4T AGAIN -.11 DON'T H A VE SUPIRIRAND ALL FLAVORS c'I POfluT-1'ç'BETTER 4' 60 wow FOR iER! iL * S I. DELICATESSEN SPECIALS DELICIOUS COOKED RICID TO 101111111111 'S OAK DANISH 3TYtf 99 TURKEY BREAST 959 salad 0 0 411 0 0 69c Ffi;j Wan W4 $769 ' OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK TO ., SERVE'., YOU BLI I ER I ii t �-S - - . - -. -- - .-.--- t 5 --- - • •. • •. . . S - •. - _- - MI I. -- . : - . -.-•. S . S . S • I p _ •• .- - - S. S - -- - . - _ Fp7 AM= Tn IQY CU 0 H014? P0 rT! - - - -. I • I _____ ____ S _________ - Our Sfor 'ShSt)O.W' RQ4R5 NE r----ii. AS THE STORM ROLLS ss me NAD6 SMNT FOR me . DEFTLY, ARPI SECURES THE CAMEL- HAIR caa pjp me SUPPORTING THE WINDBREAK. THE OTHER END IS HARNESSED TO A NERVOUS TEAM cc CaI1L5 THEiR DOJ&E E'iEUDS BRACED AGAINST THE STORM. A MILE ~Y, THE &MOON WHIPS OVER THE OWES. 'At)W!1 CRIES MN. GO.PEP BY THEIR MASTERS, THE CAMELS STRAIN AS THE TALTT LINE HUMS. SUPPENLY THE BEASTS LURCH TO THEIR CALLOUSED KNEES AS THE PILLARS GIVE WAY. FOR A MOMENT, THE WALL HANGS SERENELY A8OE THE WADI... JV THE BORN LOSER by AM.Sapsom S S liii- I I • - - - S -, -- S - S • C'ILY 10 COLLAPSE INTO RUBBLE. NO NV NE • • - ___ I IS UPON THEM. F ITS MAJESTIC S2E(SAN AND. FLINNELS THROUGH THE BREACH. ET. 4i. THE SNP HAS BLOTTEP our THE SUN OUT THE SHARIF DOES NOT Y. THE MINES ARE ON. 5 STARTLED WH DRAFT SNUFFS OUT Hs CANDLE. w 17ME W4 IS L7aw," p05 MINIONS 5HOJT. ThROUGHOUT THE MINES, SOLDIERS AND SLAVEMASTERS SCRAMBLE FOR SHELTER, LEAVING THE SLAVES TO THEIR FATE. WITH A FORCE THAT CAN POL15H MARBLE AND R ,4OSTCX?M LASHES AT VACS - , S • * WEEK: Reunion SIM Aff toll ride I S S S S S ' V-4IJN I WAS YOUNII, M FRI1I1 WAP4TED M! ! TO i A $1VDiv1p. VMS, &P? Z WO(JLDP&'I' FAU. . VT' I WP41' Tb A? AAL4NDAg y GOTPfljjpj DAYS WT$! NUM CROON. I P1' A Oft M' me FRUIT 'G$ING DJ - • S (1 . %PI -z THEN 1 601" A So" !JO1 PM 'T'HE GOOSE Fif'T'H.R compmyo " HIGWA atirw 011ow "iBm ow OF ou"In '_. S - -4 - S '. /' S - • 1 'iR "it 4046SE* FWA"ft. - •1--- - S •.*SS . ___ - -S - - Sjt1 S - - --.5- "1 pç Ci5 — • ..........................— S - .'-. ___ -•- ••• . • S SL! .. DOWN IS Up! COMFIAW? - ' 5-_5 S ''j S••'••' - - S °'PSNN!D! 1 i ______ S .'' • flEAR HELOISE: __ I planted coleus seeds in my brandy snifter terrarium, and So, I cam, up with the idea then put plastic wrap over th. top to make a miniature hat house of using a sturdy rubberband but, since It was sitting near a window, the plastic wrap kept with a piece of scrap yarn tied blowing off. to it as a bookmark. I was racking my brain The band snaps over the trying to think of what to tie cover of the book and the yarn around It to keep the plastic • hangsfreetobelns.rtedlnth. wrap on — a rubber band page to mark your place wouldn't stay put — when m _______ On paperbacks, snap the smart hubby cam, up with rubberband over the last ten this on.: "Just wet the edges _____ pags, then transfer it to the of the plastic wrap and it will ____ first ten pages when you are stick." reading towards the back of You know, he was - sb the book • solutely rlghtl That was LeRoy Starr soveraldays ago and itlsstill CHIPOFOENIUS stuck. • DEAR HELOISE: When I think of all the times • I lava mugs and cm always I have tried to cover glass S buying them. However, if one HINTS FROM HIM bowls, etc., and other congets a slight chip orcrack in it, tumors with non.sticklng DEAR HELOISE. I don't throw It away. Instead, plastic wrap, I only wish I had A romt column of yours I use It as a planter. known this years a". requested the sharing of This way, I havq &0voly Isn't It a super Idea? solutions for le rVems assortnWt4g po . F for Small plants. Aoriam Dazubs You took the WSrd$fI9IdOU to : be. of my mouth, honybunch. go to sleep and I would In. Give that superman of yours a variably two the blankety- DEAR READER: This Is your column. you'd big hug from all of us for being blank bookmark and be totally 1*0 to share a Mato ask a so smart (and another hug to awak.by the time lfoundIt, you for sharing his hint)., or also Id read the samequestlen Sr make a su.sfun, wvII me care of this You'r.a real pal. chapter the next night frying newspa " "ebb* to find my place. Hugs, Nelolse - S - • $: HER CHALKBOARD'S CRAVONEDI DEAR HELOISE: - When I was little, I wrote on my chalkboard with crayons. Now I'm older and want to know what takes crayon wax off chalkboard,. We've triad soap and water, vinegar, alcohol and a p.filied pod. Please help us. Wendy Worthen You left out good 01' baking soda, -Wendy, so give It a try. It hasn't failed me yet. Just sprinkle some ona damp cloth and rvbaway. - Good h.ckl Ifelolse HALF-ANHALF ART WORK DEAR HELOISE: if kids don't have anything to do on rainy days, try, this. It your mother has any magazines, ask If you can have them. Then, what you do Is cut out pictures of people and animals, large or small, than cut the plc tures In half. Pasta, arm half of the picture ono shoot of paper and dr" the appoOto half to match. Then color the part you have drawn. lf you want to, you can just work with the faces only and not the whole picture. . Kim Eichler, ll Years Old 5• CINSlInO P..tvrss$v,WIc.$. Inc. S . - -: ... _•S_ S - - r 1 5 - -• - - . . - 5 . / • - :- - , fl5 t -S- S •SS5 I -- \ 1k 55 0. �19 1 1 1 AW M Am 44. i--t, NE14 07 C . • I 11,' 0 • IAWN&I I LjLS__ 46 '.. a - "4 I WM .- S .- OPP CAQN4L A Ii lii, .4V At 41 — I - fF �!1!i!W= ,i1iP1I 0 AM 00 _ 10 M~ 01 rrhiu iloo L±__ '. • "S r livi AUA-"' !!!$! '!!iiii moon WWI Ma 01 f ±r V 7 ,4 - - — : ________ IL Je • LAL •b • TV A FA~ -E WIL '3 I U, �L - I --- - -- - ' - - - - -I b -. - .:. - • -- . I ..• .. lt li '• I • . - - • . .5 . a S I 4 uniorwhirI; by I I Hal Kaufman BERRY PATCH I Cisn$dsr y.uneff the berries If you can Identify the following In terms of berries, natch l.A Bronx cheer. 2. A kind of 3. A berry named for a bird. -L11 • 4. A s.nlor.dtlzs berry. Answer in M seconds. If you I AAmwift" - 1 LstterGoi On thsisieofB!MlNi.shoputonPwr -and than went (2) (1) -Chang. one letter In each s" to form a word that makes - . / S E ery item price d as low or lower than in any Zayre I January 1980 a v rI.rARTSSUNDAY SALE" °th MAY ends SATURDAY, May "4th $Il$I. I Seylsesi M"AbeslSmsrsbssslhaiu HIve I.. Sbas2lmsrs*inC.Cbas00mirolhanD. If Ibis 2" bees, how me aro There In all four hives? • . JS*SflISUO I R1ddlsM.Thlsl Who did the hlii'bIIVy Iur, to for help? Toa ridge uncle. Why do evil man play Vs a wicket -, 1 - - I ' I SAY KNOT 40 It j; Ask willow to hold ft and of a piece of string In each how. 7 13 Challenge him or her string without reloalsIng either W1 hen the person PM S S je S 46 Is Is Impossible, roach out quickly with both hainft as above, grasp the landis anit! pull In opposite directlan. A knot will form. Th. trick Is to pool. tIon both harlide, exactly as shown. Now, you hoW the string a challenge \ ( \ / - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYESI, Them are of lesit six differ. onces In drawing details betwes top and bottom P&n@IL HOW quickly can you find them? Check answers with thise beloW. ___ CAM2 lOW3Oç case "is I 151 12 - '- •' _______ 860 AIiue-fr.sh 6.4 oz. } 'U 71 99°. lHnrsIat. Pampers toddler lZs disposable diapers fluoride toothpaste For tables over 23 ft. At Met 20 pw store - fth 4-no rallachiscits. Got double pirotectioril ft" "Icaft" U4 k3oh3ft bt3oth. Umit 2. Your felost - .......... $12 2 p'' a J3pkatss 3 Pk111 choice 1 cups 2 for * Delta paper goo a at stock-up-now pricesl 9" size, 75 count Plates or 20 count at) oz At loost IS plate pkg a. per store -no hocks. S . your white paper plates or erge size foam cups Dixie 'Spring Medley' cold cups or paper plates garden fresh design. I 0o count 7 At lout 00 --~ Nmlt I McI 02. Dworated Cups or 00 courd 9., size paper plates, coupon In store III details. 40 Case of 24 ralinchocks. - draw to complet, the ,, .• 20 s '' 159 -. your friend to dupli- PASSING FANCYI What can you 7 Ws~ A elta NOT 10 Dette paper towel*, 125 sheet. I ply Dolt: =r=e, i2o count Do" I ISO shoots, 2 ply . S MO AV dO All '66tam 83 L. 620 owbilI05. ow .e OSs • OUt 119 SSC 44 C - -.------•------.-- S . S ,. S SAVE 36% comfy' top " nylon knee hi's men's & boys' stun. ton Snnrts Actlon •• C9 (I SAVE $1.33 St. Mary's 4 our rae. Hawaiian Punch Drink mix makes 8 refreshing quarts Strsd or sohd sheared cotton/potysat.r. .......1.1e Red Punch. Os ii,Very ow':i.s2" AND I our rag. 1.0$ • 'Monaco' towel ensemble . Whf. lila 7toil coflcn/rrj4at Msnsl?,Sts 1o.I3ooOUnAn. •. p 3 our mg. 4.00 our rig. 1.49 SAVE $4 double size 1007" family hibachi (nit wt. 20V, oz.) or TuttlFruity(n.twt. SAVE 33% set of 4 cane plate holders Features adjustable grill he hts chrome - plated gnus. .. slide .1 yen Bamboo in woven cane look Reusable papi hokiers for bullets. snacks, ba:bequos - plate • fir lt r!j) 41 your choice HUFFY f p996 461 74.99 SAVE $15 Huffy :Desperado' or Cactus Rose' hi rise bikes ____ GO? 0 cKY 4N ' Custom ARM TAa% OWN &c or Lat> T 4 6 1,00*00, saddle, 'Samoa' roll-up blinds, 77! 9 • 11.0 to "Ii. w1po obw %W VI roe. UM fr4 Ow POO. 4A .0 ow res. " ow reill, LIO AC/DC 12" (disI SWAWMW,'Swre&IL" Ownwito S 1 "e*'w= 5"r bwaia, buS lahath Pan 21" our reg. 29.99 75 - 111, At III rw ,• -' Star 94V ==ocI *L V11121 SAVE $afolding aluminum furniture 8"E $8 adjustable deluxe smoker grill Sturdy I" Poll6hod alurrilnum lubkV lromo&: extra wide webbing. Chat" has 5 position rec" adjustment, 368 SQ in. 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Al bt 92 • Pe ste.- limIt 2 - no ralnth.cks. . - Dependable ighter nSaTeh;,I . Tan Pad tanning blanket Copperton. 'For Facee Only' - 1 Cover Gir1 mascara Desn.d for Professional models' 43 fl OZ: varied shades. Shown ii reixesen- -. ________ DIsilCth....flC Potholdir.,..67C Ovn aft.... 9Th e4W2'Lz. - - - Tan by reflection' At least lOper store lImit 2 - no r.Inchscks. 2 posIbon - -' - , - I igsIobuytDUIcup a.Fafogds, 13 0rou-I.rtosue #5140 - C-92. '3'- Msc. typswi1te' Wct,lcI 10 - - ____ ;_ - , ---,-- uvs . fXSSI1$bS.aOIflCL - P OCT01 2søo to.et. __ 50 • - -.46.. - - - / - - - - SAVES 3. I - - '•-. -': - -- - 497 phon. _-a) e 'o. a. o Sweet 'N Low 100's aluminum Deft. -, - - ' - ' - 1lJj,,J1Jj - , - WC - ------ - ____ Planters 12 oz '°'"'' Wrigley's PIen-T-Pak urn anuts SAVE $1 on ½ gal picnic jugs __ aasre 12a 12 bowis, 1O thane S - - - 10 oz. Campflr. marshmallows 11- oz. Chuckles Jellies PS, IØlisd metaldlploma framss -- - ..--- Amoco China Foam servers ____ _II lass - 3 rolls Scotch magic tapes t-•-- - Nsst.. Iced tea mix ,, - ---:- - C pcse& 1' V' t'- 1 . . - ,,- acnt amps l. __ . - S 4' - w' qulltsd 'tablrnates - . '. I': . -. on __ uuomeenle,IiilnmenLcenter SAVE $10 w$th mbsts coftaemak.r 1Zayre4.1 - - -• - - •*UIR44 ..: - s 2SNmsb Norsico I - . - School, home. otfceuses Choose ' • 450 or OO Zayro b'g triple value V ourprtvat.brand: ti. ° ads or stri s Snoo ----- - .-. ralnchecks SYSlIsbIS 4 - bymssiece20.08 - - 39V...... SAVE $20.22 braided rug set Nn/polyester/acr1rk pile; nonskid back. 28 a 44', 5.95 Coniour, 3.3$ LId, 1.95 - M - SAVE $2.11 scatter rugs Cofton/polyster; hinged edges. Hand, 1.47 Pac. cloth, 970 no rsinch.cks. -, I Xè.' ___ . - Coy dm wi nj*e. Polyester/rayon OO wide per pair (2 shown) :3. 397 v, w .,,u.n ad oa cholco L .c4 3 for Massen ill dlsposa?)le .. deocforant - for with Quiltrasonc' - J & J cotton swabs ' twin $AYE $3.22 thirmal ., - Jer e d d 77 I. Wanted features shde nile dal & - - - . • - 90 - ble thermostat Runs I- FatsmstrnithwsU ourreg. 4.99 •: 88 . - WI -. 5 698 I . }•, -I-S -,. 4 - I I I!! SAVE $2lO base nry,4 medum resists abri - • - (Tape not mci.) - .' I' -- - 3pr24 L ' • - . f ,,. $ - \. • I Lp.: t.: - aftersal. 15.99 .. .-- our ig. 9.99i0.gg - F - . ;f .J . á. - 179 ____ r" 98 • .. - ____ , • - Atl.t12.tsp.rstor.-noralnch.cks. !. f, , I - p .-: ___________________________- .. - •.- II1 . !:'h Ousen stxs .......29.88 - --;•. - ____ ____ ___________________ £ - i.i___- . 5 -S ' gance Po'yester/cotton .. ___ .' . • .• ..-5 4-.4.-) . S. S ':.----'.- - 984 . . s.-... s.. - - .iIII - SAVE 25% sterno slectlon Trllnsta shalvi ourreg. 3ngshek*s: 145W - 588 $ LPmooi'd stand ..........2.39 , - - d1, Hartz2ln 1 PIus has collars 4 Cøfl$ i• CIt 1 . 1._S - - Zayre s-i - �1. -D .- - - 8 our me. IIIA SAVE $2.11 11 of, 1 1 1 E 'C vening 72nd Year, No 232-Monday, May 19, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 0i ~ 111 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents 188,5 1' SAVE softball glove 1 i.) OfkW ode. Fifteen Amtrak railroad crossings in Seminole $1 deposit holds your purchase 3 - - our r.g. 410 SAVE $1.20 bat • • bat - speed coaster brake • Single • 20x1.75 i - 94 690 .9. ur -N -. - -. - Pb 4'; badminton U curving, spinning bellf Includes W rackaft & tour air action balls. smund rope; oar 10c". .10" Oars not Iudsd. our req. 13.90 - '°' I t ; - 10 firls Cold i'adiit$. 2 -. - -. SAVE $3.11 Tac Ba11 um'wiü vol4ybd,3-pc. pole eK combo 2100 od& 89 ourr.g p Ii ass ur rag. 11.99 me,rite, .c,PM,.-d SAVE $3.11 3-tray tacklebox . .,• .' -T our "9 our rag, 1419 - O p.dc frWiwsWr spin colt fl.fwtolsmimbsbslow &88 shoes, 2 stakes. - - Iwo combo 23 comp. Full wkfih , . 112%"x7%"x7V4 SAVE $5.11 Zobco 4N combo trays, SAVE - $3." horseshoes not. 6 818 ow Mo. IM SAVE $3.11 . - a, a& ______ _________________ 98 -. _____________ ourr.g540 .''p -________ . drain. high doot in drink holders. sl chain lead, brush, bons, morel our 119. 1.40 ,g. 790 rawtild•dog chows SAVE 211W 25 bag Loo.Tl9aCt. HO1$ six 12-oz. cone plus los. Hokws molded into Ad. ltS clIS SCI'Sid'lI0 4 capacity. pd 2'°' 4 pot SAVE $1.04 cooler SAVE $4 cool•r SAVE $2 'Oqcar' 16-qt. capacity holds 12 '"" 95 14our rag. 19.90 our rag. 13.11 . . lot Kob01tJSiIlwefs. - 0'. 119' oc , 4II bon" bons.ourrag. I S.. emolor to Wo nuilliaor below for ZWO skortas not hIrl its, - cliii.. o'j, m . .11, '1 1 , , • - -. , f0I10%%. e(I h%r it .. chsMe It ,,)s . - NOW o . ' .-.. - - - - . . - , - , cowsi spray. - - 68 ou f rog. 9.99 s sv SAVE $3 beach umbr&I 96rag. 0798 2 SAVE $21.11 Won chain saw $3.11 hose UL Noted - • • reinlo(coid cord. ow relf. Win hn"1111" tents, , . -- • . • •, . , -' ' 12-m. of pro-aciftned wait - , • - - - Star Brit* auto polish -: AQ 1 JAVEI.IN Poly '78' polyster.cord tires -- - ro hazard resistance' , 2 The noting erufAed Saturday night A city~pofice spokesman confirmed just after the black glivito jruas of fill, cit~ before dawn that "the c6rfew is worlung learned that an all-Mutt, iiiiN III Tampa, for us right now. I hope we can keep it Fla. had acquitted four former policeinen from Miami. all Mute, I II the A Miaini fire operations dispatcher Dt-cumber heating death ()f black IIIreported. - All the major fires are under INUMI(c ilgerit Arthur McDuffiv, n Controil. The) are rekindling and reset° )(iIfi nis'.'.sls ning sotis e of thins but we're getting in to 111 black.,, k lii sirs tis suit liii .44 A-13 whitewall* ...21.05 - yo Wally. - reg. r.r. .. - - •- --- , SAVE. $10 undirdash stereo cassbtt. dc stereo 8-track mho of Ostivi"; full 44 E*a wide 5 r1b tread *kh I ________ aWas &t&M= au :.-_ - - Iii / -. -. I tO - - - • ' Herald - - - - - F-14 G-14 H-14 Will. r - summer Turtle Zip Wax car wash Adds wax as it Polishes. 'I'iie last riot i 1 J an W bMM". aI= not snsssie in Wash. inu.. i' ndPittebwghw=&WO&AiwaabWve 1 - 4V. 88 $Ii.C*Xl. 129 - r ••_, -I SPICIAL L11 rn-ca. Is "do 0111118 MIM& of go Full 129 -' ' 0* - - ' -- FU - '- - ;J'.:; - - - • - SUNDAY TAMPA 7587 W. Illsborto ORLANDO SOUTH(l) MELBOURNE CASSELDERRY(l) LAKELAND KISSIMMEEM SANFOROOX7) TAMPA 2525 E. ZAYRE-LEESBURG(1) TAMPA 4405 Gandy Olvd.02) ST. PET9RSBURG BRANDON(I) - - - ' ' -! 4 ---------------------------------- WARSAW, Poland (UPI) " " ' ' available. - -4 ' Bussh Blvd ZAVFA cosuui ANT*L II le our xft to how each of ft" ladveragid Name avWWAe Im safe of or balm the adviw In each Zayre slors. exciept "Mw gcw t his .t Raincitiocks am a.0 otherwise indicAled. At limes. we fMYOlIsr$,4JMdM,OtSQUaIO(bSol(VSIUS CONSUMER& COMMuN. ,u [ - Soviet Giscard was landing in Warsaw -less be informal with no final communique. ..crerondad Glerek In the 18th century Wilannow bilateral contacts and Giacard had not d'Estaing in - * 4 4 '.1 - - saw Thursday - . Palace outside the capital. and the funeral for for the West. palace.Glerek then led the two leaders to where the Soviets have approximately - -' - e curfew Jeep-like truck firing carbines During the curfew period, police said had iiiiiiiaged to extinguish all fires. Fire officials said there had been hundreds up to 200 people were taken to hospitals during the night, sot toiling 10 to 5(1 major with i n juries . The violence was the worst domestic govertior of all puli(e and riationid guard Ir iorning '.'..ss stable. Was the %orst over, tie "its asked" I '.'.oukl sure as hilt hope that it is but I'm %'er% cautitiLis when it comes to that kind of optlnmsini, Jones replied -it ag . Po I par d th -%lialin violence to the 1965 Watts riots in LASS Angeles that killed 34 people 'Th Y are (lead until this has been over a long " orie officer said ' . Over, or not, lie said, Miami has paid a "Suille of these fools behev~ they're at terrible price lie said the county medical examiner '.'.ar said another policeman at a roadblock near the Miami International had confirmed 19 deaths as of 5:30 a.m_ Airport late Sunday night. France's firm desire for the Soviets to Secretary of State Edmund Muskie last come to meet Brezhnev as a spokesman week told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Yqaalav Pre"rill Josip Brois Tito in the palace's "wWte mon," when a t.,.. round LI had en set up. , 002-22ee). - 4 said. 'We're not talking about somebody Gromyko that the obstacle of But the spokesnan said Giscard would Afghanistan had to be removed before after his attendance at the appeared fit as he joined Giscard to be present France's views on international Washington would resume its dialogue Warsaw Pact-summit meeting In War. greeted by Gtuek on the steps of the problems - especially Afghanistan, with Moscow. I - areas soon after President Leonid Hrezhnev met today than 12 hours before the start of the talks The spokesman said the planned one- withdraw their troops and would stress hosted by Poland's leader Edward day meeting was in the nature of NATO's solidarity. thFreth President Valery Giscard , - AFFAIRS, FRAMING14AM. MASS. 01701. - d - - Brezhnev, grinning broadly, had to be "he h*stily arranged meeting was Brezhnev's third major' trip in 10 days, helped from his Umusine but otherwise Ftoiids Ave & "Where there are a lut of doubts, ) ou dI 41b on Afghanistan. ZAYRETAMPAW Daytoniii Mail es st well ha'.t. been different on, a lot of questions weren't being an- especially where it's that serious," he TEMPLE TERRACE Florltand DAYTONA tisany these guys on that It seemed to me early havei. to go in favor of the defendant "They just paraded a string of im- swered." BROOKSVILLEO) PINELLAS PARK SARASOTA NEW PORT RICHEY - q Auto Batteries available In'bil Florldoll Stores. (1)TIres and (11 )Tackl. Box, Lures and Daiwa Combo not available. (1 2)Z.bco 404 Combo not available. . • _____________________________________ rertbs1ti. . KhIsboro(11X12) too French President Meets With Brezhnev - - 6PM WINTERHAVEP4 'Rio. 2? see eoupeski u -- lOAM TO ORLANDO WEST It : - LARGO/CLEARWATER ..... . am IN ataL ORLANDO EAST ST. PETERSBURG TIMES Zayre 6-1 - - when AD- . on" to woobler boom ter a" own - Fisher as saying the jurors were split Her9wairfile Soo Covers 0flUScamL bungled some of the elementary in'.esti Another Jqor, not identified, told the gation procedures. You couldn't convict Story Monday, quoted foreman David prove its case. a Suk! with Damon or OPEN DAILY 9:30AM TO 9:30PM TAMPA TRIBUNE & TIMES LAKELAND ER wI ?vs CHIEF THE TODAY SENTINEL STAR SANFORD HERALD SUN COAST SHOPPER SARASOTA HERALD CLEARWATER SUN 1 1 irepim. - ___________ P01ILT Wilts Clad in flak jackets and riot lielinets began moving into the Dade ('isuisty Public Safety l)irector rioting since the 1967 riot in Detroit that Hobby Jones, put its ssiiuiianid by the left at least 40 dead and nearly a billion The Tampa Tribune, in a copyrigh ted St. Petersburg Times the state did not til& - police protection after at least one believe the testimony of the Dade County think we're racists," he said. "There was culprits are stilt up there" received a telephoned threat. officers who testified against the four a tragedy. A crime was conunsitted, lie said mnivestigators made Um weekend, some did talk. ylnyl mats - gangs of rock-and bottle-throwing loo- ravaged Protected by polite snul gijanisnsirn _____ automoft tronlit, Service .wLwi--. Suppl ement To • - surreti '.'.iit'ui Ind watched hundreds of fires burn supermarkets, %karehouses, and stores to the ground. I olice were unable to provide protection from sni pe rs and 01)(1s. violent rioting broke out in Miami over these guys," he said ' ' tf, filter - Well draili • . it Mal , PW , ItiIPI TAMPA, Fla.(UPI) - TIV six jurors "Ile jury was not in agreement front hard Wile believing any person or per- wa.S prompted by pressure from th, who acquitted four former Dade County the beginning," he said. "It was pretty sons lying to protect their own skin," tie Nltaini inedia and said once the inpolice officers In the beating dea th of well split, said. ve'stigation began officials "grabbed the Arthur McDuffie have been offered But he said the jurors simply could not "I'm sure the blacks in the community first people the)- could and some of the 7be jurors originally agreed not to defendants. "It's too bad some people were overerrors aid that had the investigatitin nt on their deliberations but after "You have to weigh the credibility of zealous," he said. -They (prosecutors) twen handled properly the verdIct might ~Alw. ckw - 8 • tconiPound( hilviSt). 11 am - - 477 , , Is I CL Ve" 112-0 001 v DuPor"uto Meaning o1cm oz.rU work at low Zayve pdcssl VON roullh .'rsss.a - cswa, OL 10 SPlill - DUPont / tection - - show Is a 'is tisi,it them -, I old I sits firefighters stood ht'Ipkssly on the perimeter of the riot 14-publican National convelitioll %4ils Aniong thLise arrested %ere 42 whites, HiClUdIfIg four men and a woman who held at Miallil lit-ach roared through the restricted area in a li~ late morning, fire fighters , - - - . lice Offered SAVE SS In"M "llikers ... no bvo-m )}1J1.'iP') slocii UPI I aspraMing ght-tto arva Called Libvrt~ 4 L-15 a pi.sa iz. uior iii Citv` lo(ated III norilmest Miami ftli 1A to Lee FALT.-2 per, of raw 101111111dallold ft" of Credibility 015 Keep your your 001ce: Witnesses Lacked H-16 Pre-MIX volual hi 'ii iid had list is rid sit wit i bun niuitz buildings and debris hung iii list siausip air ( ,uarslsiiss'ni di'. cried tissiusasuts ii ii rnsing Photo by Tom Heti.i • , tlhsl ra(iallN -1vitscalmosplicre inNhaim %kits it undC =mOnOVI Cassette also featurive Md whillowell -, - - gtpi'ig edges fr . . 5 2 16 ff. oz. One-stop dean & polish. Applies In hot sun. FIghts ruor in Use 19()s, and the first in the nation in Haitian refugees seeking freedom and a the 1980s better life in the United States. - A-13 tIlackwell isllEIliitL shops and stripped them of shotguns and pistols. Offit-ials had hoped art 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. -if said, h(mever. a (,iirft.%% %%out(] It didn't, itt least not until dawn was probabIN be imposed. begin.iiing to break over a city fwnous as It was the %%orst rioting sinct, outbursts it vacation mecca for millions, and more 111 Ims Detroit recently for the thousands of Cuban and 4 S / Includes bucket, 3 shapes of sponges, cloths. whilowall scrubber. - '' Jones said lie most likely would impose before (Iett'rlisinsing '.'.liether to declare curfew iiisposed by Guy. Bob Grahansi anwuther dusk-tss-da'. is curlew. One of. '.'.suld work. ' V applcstof cteuus shines pvotscts iinnently lost looting aniIrmtmn - L Johnson KIT pastal wax rIoI-v:lIIIplII-d Stitt(- polict-and other state paid it price for this in terms of thousands Ia'.'. officers alrtaii '.'.t'rt' in \Ininu to f jobs, temporarily and pe rhaps per- Authorities %%t re aiting effuct the black leaders "otild have '. L . thetis ire siwned by black's. 1 h bla c k community," he said, "has st-ek valm III the 50-square-milt, area (fit elling the burrung, footing and sniping 119. hN arined blacks who broke into pawn- I 6-pc. 'bucket of sponges' dittur,,sl tr oo ps tolsibter hit' suard 1ssrt' iii non tls ni I tKl tisitsu', I'I m) hunsirid w - reports uidicated at least 600 hurt, in- Black leaders, snclutiiisg former United service was canceled. H was early today before statetroopers the II'.'c' Jesse Jackson, '.'. tnt to Miasisi to and l ocal police were able to start . .1 - - Authorities said hundrvik m,re Injured dulling more than 40 suffering gunshot and more than 460 %%vry -irrested. %%outids. Five "ere lawmen. Prolwrt\ thimiwe %%its exp(I-It4i to run Jones said [its daybreak tour of the riot into list' billions it itsilars areas left him "depressed by the number (isis Bob ( ;rakis irslt'rt'iI the .ti business4's totally destroyed. Man of Nations Ambassador Andrew Young and N 3488 slisturlsant-t stiiut' the miii- IHts. to*assure that-ortler is mat'nuillied i'll(i AVe lime to play it (lay by (6y and %lolencestoppe(l,'' Grallain said from his hour by hour," he said. ofliet. in ta ll ahassee. Schools were closed today and bus - - ho dit'd (if a heart attack while escor- rifivs %%vre valled III) totla% to tr% to a%ert ting National (;uard troops to their post. it third night of rioting i'liat h*its left 11) Nlore than 4W have been injured, he nfors isis nt presence be sho'.'.n in the the dusk-to-dawn curie'.'. again tonight trs(t torn art s'. sit Miami a n d I ha'.'. -It's still too critical and too dangerous sent this additional contingent of troops in there Pill . - - 2,50o IIICIlIdIIIg it Nllilllll city IX)hCe lieutenant h M.lG tt 1 4 it. . Atiollit-r National I ;Uar(i.siilt'fl •lrm('tl supixirt I'lot' .. , VV : Solkil -- nozzle - Block Partv NIIAN11 11, 111i o "it Is Important that it stron,, , lim *09 SAVE $7 3"21.sprayer - - tiki held on the fire hail grounds. .- 4 ow fog. an ow rev. 99.99 (if(- 04um from sne to - ' . of htnit-.) I -u I peopleattended I tht liii IIl( Ii %'. .15 ii • , piet i - C .16 ' -- SAVE $2 patio table .. . 96 Easy spin recoil Wfth manual height 7" adjustment At least 4 per store - no rah.cks. . ..- [ ,.. 0.- Briggs & Stratton engine conforms to O.P.E.I. safety standards #231,116 \ , - i r, high. One pelam", bae IM up ('haml)er's.7th birthday ('hamber's lirthdi ' r - I 1 ' . Shown is a reprosentalive of do selection. on 3 20" gas lawn mower - - licking 1 3 SAVE $1.55.$2.SS Patio pads - - -- . Commerce jii'esjilent Ron ald Mill) (bottoill left) smiles as he samples the first finger- Owbeque 11"s: GrIll brush/ Armed Forces I) u intl the elellientan school foliowing 0, s en 0 challibel. (if INSI)III.g Address as part of (lit' ( R i( a nd patr iot ic It' 1) 1-4) g ra III held a( 1 11 v - needed to usth part of that citv's (1.1%. ill (bottom right) as on hand dressed as Abraham L incoln to give the ( et- ,' . Tr SAVE $1.51 barbeque grill re (IA through Lake Man Salim% IN]PRILUR Complain set up for both: 4 SAVE $3 one-man boat inflates Io3ai,cham bars lor safety. Full @A I500 shall (lop) got a surprise kiss front the 11ahia 'reillple's badminton/ if 2 Elaine Mar- our mg. 114.111IS POEM" %% ork crews begin Lake Mary Residents Celebrate With Style 8499 -. - In a county, they don't leave until they finish all of the jobs in the county. AS for crossings that don't fall under this progra m, Bush said some are being improved 4ann ual fit,ainteriance cost for the cros.sings in the . utuncorporated area. - - - ear, sine when the coukl bt performed t as. cross braced handlebars a Full knobby 1uesdi" . to agree to ISSUI1k 50 pt.runt of (Ia Under this program, Bush said, the aim is to ihe county already pays half the maintenance These crossings are located on County Road install or, upgrade signals and gates at all costs of crossing equipment and the increase, under othei program9 and those that cross state 427, County Road 15, North Street, O'Brien Road, crossings that carry passenger trains. estiriiatetitt be $2,345, "is almost peanuts." Hush roads are handled by the Florida Department of Airport Boulevard, County Road 46A, Southwest The work will be performed at no cost to said. [MANE PETRYK Trans po rtation. federal funded program that will eventually 'Thun U - der Road' or 'Sweet Thunder' SAVE 64 lift 111"of the - lordo 1148 01 0:110`0 . SAVE 35% dle cast cycles Moorcyc1.favorii.sl ow SAVE $1 . ',•. , .00000 The Florida Department of Transportation, and the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad willspendabout$50,000percrossing in a partially HUFFY - ...- 88 our mg. 11 AS model. Rubber . 2V SAVE $2.61 aluminum - : . rthom white ash, r $20.05 7•1 I. slide. steel 96" top rail; 7'3 logs; 2" tubing * Unassairribled a Colors may vary by store *Ftqlor to this number below for Zayre stores not having this Men. •. - In addition, three crossings will be improved in Iongwood, two in Sanford and one each in Altamonte Springs and Lake Mary. In the unincorporated areas of Seminole "bonanza" for the county and its municipalities,,. County, eight crossings are slated to be improved according to County Engineer Bill Bush Jr. at an estimated cost of $ BiLih said lie believes Al the work in the county Senimole County, but tile count%- %%ill be asked Road and 18th Street. Bush said. gates this year in a program that amounts to a Ilk ' ' upgrade crossings from Tanipa to St. Petersburg, County will get new or upgraded signals and for A, playgym buy! 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