17 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eda1157d5f99e87df3c633cd3003c952.pdf 6d558218445bda23eb7f39df30541242 PDF Text Text . I - -4. - , - - EVefl1fl - 72nd Year, No 230—Fricay, May 16,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 4*1 280)riCe 20 Cents Id ' ' Cuts'Shock Lake .-M ry Police Chief By DONNA ESTEs •percent. "It'sa sad state of affairs. we are putting our heads in Herald Stall Writer the sand. As businessmen and responsible persons in the Lake Mary Police Chief Harry Benson was "In shock" this community, something must be done" morning. The majority of the city council Thursday night McDonald said he discussed the matter with Sheriff John jated to remove from the police department budget the Polk, adding PoLk'sdepartment will and can meet a call from "shortfall" expected in city revenues for the 1980 fiscal year. Lake Mary for police protection. The exact areas, where cuts are to be made, were not Fox said he was also opposed to utility tax and urged that dthned City Manager Phil Kulbes was Instructed to present the city look Into re-negotiating its franchise agreement with proposals to the city council ata special 7:30p.m. meeting next Southern Bell that brings in revenues to the city ofl percent of Thursday. the company's income within the city. "I believe Southern Bell "I'm in shock right now," Benson said. . has an obligation to the community, too," he said. "I have to take a hard Look at what was said. I will be looking City Clerk Connie Major pointed out, however, that all of the at various angles and take whatever action is required." cities in the county served by Southern Bell have the same 1 Councilmen voting lIi,favpr of,the cut in the police depart. - percent franchise fee. "If all the cities have done that, th men were: Gene McDonald, Ray Fox and Francis Mark. citizens should rise up and smite them," Fox said. Opposing - the cut were Councilmen Vic Olvera and Burt Mayor Walter Sorenson said he has been trying for months to Perinchief. . -. figure out what the voters of the city meant when they turned The action to cut the police department budget came after down on a 2-1 vote the city's request for higher property taxes. Olvera reported that Instituting a 4 percent utility tax could Perinchief found McDonald's remarks offensive, he said, solve the city's expected $13,000 to $20,00) deficit, this fiscal adding the city has never spent money like drunken sailors. year ending Sept. 30. 'The city never had that much money," he said. Olvera had charts posted in the council chamber showing Perinchief suggested the sheriff's offer of police assistance revenues which could be anticipated from uthlty taxes ranging to the city is "tainted by the fact he is running for re-election." from Ito 10 percent. If a 4 percent tax were quickly adopted, he He said the city is called on more to assist the sheriff's said, revenues from power and telephone users could - total department than that agency assists the city. $17,000. Perinchief said the city is not going in the hole in its He said the average power customer would pay about $2.40 operating budget. He said the city is using reserve .iunds. per month in utility taxes. "That won't strap anyone that much City Manager Phil Kulbes warned that cutting the police and will take care of the shortfall this year," he said, adding department, especially in the area of personnel, will mean a revenues of $50,000 annually from a utility tax could be exloss in revenues from fines and forfeitures. He added, that pected in the new budget year, beginning Oct. 1. police officers voluntarWy on their own time now maintain the "I'm violently opposed-to a utility tax to raising taxes," said police vehicles and if the staff is cut, those repairs will have to McDonald. "I got a message from the people... the mandate be paid for In the private market. "It's unfair to the police - from the people 2-1 was to take the city income and manage officer to expect him to perform police maintenance," Fox it," he said. said, adding "let the chips fall where they may." He said the people think the council needs to manage better, Ex-Councilman Pat Southward, from the audience, defended insisting that during the past two years, the city has operated the police department, saying that every Seminole County in the hole to the tune of about $27,000 each year. "We're municipality has budgeted for its individual police departspending money like a drunken sailor. Our Job is to manage the ments mere money than it takes in in property taxes. She bucks we got," McDonald said. He said he was not after questioned the decision to cut the police department, calling it anyone, only trying to do a job. "penny wise and pound foolish." McDonald pointed to the total budget, saying the police - Sorenson said, "I think the people told us they don't want to department currently is using 36 percent of the city revenue, be taxed anymore." But, Sorenson added,,"l don't believe the while public works is using 17 percent and administration 18 people understood by turning down the tax increase, they in - L—Evening Herald a HraId Advertiser, Sanford, FI FREE is, ipso Thursday, May VIS4• PAYMENTS . - FREE 4 FF LER MRO TIME - OLDEST IN SEMINOLE - STILL TNE BEST 2421 SO. • ENCH . 17-92) .. . . : 323 966 ESTIMATES -- - '. . . TIME . im-rRuvic ricitr u ffIVIANUIC.DUAL'EXHAUST MUFFLERS r!. J CONVERSIONS I314TE U143, INSTA? 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The city had been levying a tax of $3 per $I,ODO assessed valuation. Sorenson said the revenue loss amounlad to $17,500, about the same amount as the shortfall. Muskie Surprises- Foreign Diplomats BIGG3T II SEMINOLE IN STOCK FOR MOST CARS INSTALLATION $ 3050 AVAILABLE If You Own A IARGE Vehicle, Tractor, School Bus, Mobile Horn., Dump Truck or Wrecker, You Must Meet BIG MAMA.., We Now Stock 3,4 and 5 inch Pipe To Handle The Largest Exhaust Systems. HEAVY DUTY Try on America's best selling STOP I BRAKES shock, Monro-Matic and feel - SAFE DISC or DRUM Most Domestic Cars J /j7 if . .. ..' MACPHERSON STRUT : -L Monroe's replacement cartridge. Ir. Improved ride and control for - Imported cars. -S 91 I - - - - \ --EDMUND MUSKIE ...accuses Soviets I .,.•., i, .. a- PARTS £ LABOR . .. - - COMPLETE $A A 50 Warning Sought For Insulation VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — U.S. said. "We stand in the sWow of in. when he said, 'Mie events of today show Secretary of State Edmund Muskie today ternational terrorism." that understanding cannot be achieved His tough statement appeared to by force." bluntly accused the Soviet Union of tlweatenlng world peace by invading surprise the assembly which had exLord Carrington, the British foreign Afghanistan. pécted the same sort of general speech as secretary, also referred to current "The principles of Independence, made beforehand by Gromyko, Lord crises, saying: "We are now living In neutrality and territorial integrity so Carrington of Britain and Foreign dangerous times." respected in the case of Austria are today Minister Jean Francois-Poncet of But Muskie was by far the most outbeing violated," Muskie said at a solemn France. spoken and many people present, In. ceremony celebrating 25 years of U.S. officials disclosed that Muskie put cluding Carrington, looked up In apAustrian independence. the final touches to his statement only "Today we are faced again with a vital minutes before the ceremony, held in the parent surprLe as the secretary of state lesson from the past," he told the baroque Belvedere Palace where the delivered the bluntest parts of his speech. gathering of Austrian leaders and 12 Austrian state treaty was sired by the In his job just one week Muskie spoke European foreign ministers Including former occupation powers 25 years ago. last as the most Junior of the ministers Andrei Gromyko of Russia. "Aggression Gromyko, as the . senior foreign anywhere threatens international minister, spoke first at the ceremony. He Muskie and Gromyko were meeting security everywhere." recalled the treaty that ended the four. - later In the day with Afghanistan the Gromyko'3 stony face broke into a power occupation of Austria and said the main topic. scowl as Muskie made the obvious Soviet Union remains "firmly committed reference to the Soviet invasion of to the policy of detente." Gromyko brushed aside questions Afghanistan. Francois-Poncet, next to speak for the when he arrived in Vienna today. lie Muskie also referred to the taking of allotted 10 mInutes, made what was refused to say anything to reporters the Amejjcaj hostages In Iran when he taken to be a reference to Afghanistan about his meeting with Muskie. .- - FRONT OR 'TI' r4 rP , IS- HEREI PRECISION FIT - the firm, smooth ride. _____ Produdion Plummets The U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission Thursday proposed the legal requirement of a safety label for the Insulation product known as urea formaldehyde foam, which can be found In three county high schools. The labeling will be to alert consumers that the product may release formaldehyde gas which can affect their health. The substance Is a spray insulation product which has been used in the additions to Lake Howell and Lyman High School and the general music area of the new Lake Mary High School. The Seminole County School Board Wednesday voted to stop installing It, but not to remove it from where it has already been installed. Under - the Safety Commission requirnent, Installers of the insulation will be required to Include the safety label on all sales contracts for the product which must be signed by the consumer. Carol Young, spokesman for the WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. Ir, commission, said final approval for the dustrial production, led by the slumping labeling requirement is anticipated for automobile and construction sectors, as earlyaa October following a period for slowed dramatically in April, recording public comment. The regulation would go its largest drop in more than five years, into effect six weeks alter final approval. The warning, Young said, will mention the government said today. -. that urea formaldehyde foam can cause The Federal Reserve Board said LII. eye, nose, throat, respiratory and skin dustrlal production a measure of the Irritation, nausea, headaches and dix• nation's factory might plunged 1.9 zlness immediately or months alter ------. percent last month, marking the largest Installation. falloff since a 2.2 percent decline in It also will stipulate that In some in. February 1975. • . stances the release of formaldehyde gas The sWepness if the decline — the third cannot be controlled by ventilation or straight month of waning production — other means. tOt. Carl Gutmann, architect for the Lake duggested the long-awaited recession h e Mary high school now under conmay be much moresevere than t turn the struction, said the latest recom"short and mild" economlc down mendatlon his office has received from admlnlstraticm has been predicting. - the Florida Department of Education Is U Industrial production continues Its to discontinue use of the substance but . downward tumble, American factory "don't worry about it where It is already Herald Pho to by Tern VIftCMI$ workers can expect to pay the price — Installed." Bernard C. Banner of 2548 S. Palmetto Ave. idea who put the signs up, but their home is not for with jobs. Gutmann said the substance was & I. ,, 'i"- sips' • y. oiifliOiu, was even a sign u morning. n uC Q1I despite 1k. sprayed into the Us f concrete block was ven 20 signs. Banner awoke to find the Police said this morning they had received only registered in the aili ng an lie and on one wall of the new schools ge neral signs, identifying his home as for sale, site of ya rd one report of a stolen sign, but would do their best construction Industries. But the Federal music area. The concrete block, he said, and fruit sales, and as the winner of the Garden of to return the errant signs to their owners. Reserve noted reductions were. has another layer of anotler type of the Month award. The Banners say, they have no "widespread," encompassing virtually Insulation On It and wall board on top or - -. every facet of American factory output. that. — DIANE PETRYK 7 - $120sch FRONT END INSThLLDA/b OVERHAUL . INSTALLATION t4AVAILABLE - Upper $ Lower Control Arm Bushings All 4 Sall Joints Precision Wheel Alignment$199, Most American Cars - - - - - Ø - - - .- •... . .- --- -• - '—.5 . _____ .,,.... -1 8 1 A 0, : • . . )IlH t -. - . • - £ - - Ilk" ' - - -.-- ---- - -- - SIGN OF - , - -- •1 p. contrar •S gi -. -. -. - W - -. THE TIMES - .-. - Local Mor Q9e.- Rates Falliong Fast, rofessionals Say Bak. But local reel estate spokesmen granting zncrtgages it this time. The last think we'll we them- go under 12 per- now have clauses that allow the lending sometimes referred to as pre-palds, prior By DIANE PRIMYK say they çxpect rate changes daily, and mortgages granted at Atlantic Bank cent." Her&M SW Wrikr Institution to adjust the Interest rate to closing on the sale. Each point is one were at the He said the situation right ping the Wend Is dovnard. end of now for April at 16½ percent. Mortgage Interest rates are drop after five years. percent of the mortgage amount. The I those considering buying homes Is a so if youW la the, m#dwt. for a bmw The Ilwyear &djustmnt daAe is points6wpd may be paid by the buyer RAIN had been as high as 17 percent in First Federal of Semi Is has not guessing game." mortgage, it might be a good klu to wait - recent weeks, but demand slowed and - "prob.bly going to be of benefit to the or seller or the parties may agree to te nd 1 fl* sInce ,Fb!U ,,Dt5IC ti dr op in the prime len-'Some homes sold when Interest rates le nding InsUtuticm," Zion said, because It share, the charge. about 30 days, advises Mike - lean, in- recent driwa c that 'me Weir Interest e was 14 7' are high can be refinanced when rates ismorélikelythy will want to adjust the stalirrient loan officer at Tropic Bank. ding ravbrought that down to 14 per. bdloa cenyld a spoitesman for First Fecierai 1rcentA "" but lion said this depends on rates up, not down. Currently, Flagship banking Is ..M may oMwag. again WIe drop, - Mortgage intert rates currently' Savings of MldFlorlda. whether the contract allows such a In addition to interest charges, seine charging one point. Atlantic Bank 14 percent at Tropic Bank, First Federal f Atlantic Bank and First Federal - "Although all Indications are that the: procedure. lending Institutions charge "points," charged tine points on the last merSavings of Mki-Fl1da and M'gshlp Savings and Low of Serninola are aoL rates are dropping' Zion said, "I don't lion said some contracts being written Points are a one-time ftr'II&, gages II gave. - - . .:. •±.-:-- - - - . - - I- - �1 * • - • .-•'' - e ---' 2—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL . • - - • - • - . .. - . - ..- -.— . ' .- -- - 64... fr -:., -- --- Friday, May i, ,so ---•- . . ' '—. --' • . . MRLD — - - .--- - -- ____________________________________________ - . --• •_,' * . State AffomeyShootingtifi&I ju-s ays ___________________________________________ - -----T . .1 . Japan Vote Set For June th in A4 - - -- Friday, May IL 1NO-3A NATIONCrewman: Bridge Sighted Wore Crash By DAVID M. RAZLER new factors will be found to change his mind,said. Odellpulled the acr door and &m. Th. third missed Iti t&et Garay Mid. Herald Staff Wrlttr uThs,s bridge ahead," to the wheethoe. Seconds later the Ray said when Odell and WaIdrm arrived entered the home, Ray . TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) -- t4ett the hebnunan vu a Ray says when he saw Alexander' body, the en a the . The shooting of a Goldsboro man by a at Alexander's home, at 1071 Tangerine Ave., trelgi*tor mmit Ventur* saw u veseel rammed Into. supportcolumn as heavy rains and Odell and Wa1UIeII, who had pulled the man's finger was still on the trigger of the X. INABREF __ __ Alexander CA . the strong winds lashed the sone. Seminole County deputy "isa dear cutase of shortly after 3:30 p.m., the two officers went to cardbri from the window, saw shotgun, and gun was nóer gauge single IN BRIEF the door to Identify themselves. vessel- ranthod into the bridas I week no today. Justifiable-.•-....-.-hlpdp" ('hjDf. Aackt,,nf ta 'I.— wfriA ,ii4 pi,i M --. . Sit said he say two r'ohmuts at the last minute before he and They had been called out by Brown, calling floor, Ray sal calliMenamta1*1ootsecUonofMbrWgeplunglng ace dforcoveramovethatsavedthetrllvesasa Attorney Chris Ray said this morning. I Depitlà rerthey fmd the gun loaded I I Health Costs Could j'j4 from a local grocery, saying she had been I 1$ feet Lie th. water along with a Greyhound bus and seven hog. section of the roadway fell upon the bow. Four times the pair said "cfrop the gun" the ód the pistol on Alexander's bid. _ Ray, heading up an Investigation Into the thrown out of the house at gunpoint, Ray said. killing U.S. Plots Could Topple I eath of Henry Alexander, a 91-year-old But Ray said he neither asW Odell or Alexander came to the door, his right hand three statements say. But insteed Alexander I fln. bodies remain unidentiFied, the front page of. newspaper. They were the columns 289 feet In 10 Years, Agency says Goldsboro resl&nt who confronted deputy behind his back, Ray said, adding when rsisedhisweapo;polnhiflgllstlajShtatodell, Wahther, why they rushed to enter the old Sit Bau Po a iyeer.old beam, told a marin, board of ln south 0111* maJor support Columns on the southern edge 01 I Iranians Warned - •-Richard Odell with a shotgun Wednesday officers Identified themselves, Alexander whO was standing only a few feet away, Ray man's borne, saying he "gueseed that's ttothebowwhenthews.th.r - thLpli channel. I v ,.,. By P! Regime, afternoon, says his inquiry Is not complete. . - standard police procesdure." rushed bak into his house, revealing a small Amen Americans spend an average of men, than $413 a I turned bad without kZWtZ4 a lw1e ctoised the shipping Wong Sau Ngok told the board he was at the helm of the TEHRAN, - Iran (UP!) — With a deadline by But after taking statements from Odell, Ida Caliber pistol in his hand. chowal &bood. It was then Odell W Ray sddi. %*=rA when It struck it* bridge and said he could not see the America's European and Japanese allies to impose year each on madical bills and In 10 years the cost Sheriff John Polk sald Thursday he did not Mae Brown, Alexander's companion who According to Ray, the deputies immediately I could be three times that figure If the health care He said he s'*zldeiüy saw a slight shadow sod reported, bow 01 the va.l from the wheeLhouse, a distance of 510-feet economic sanctions because of the hostage crisis one • Odell fired three shots, two of which hit . yet want to pass judgement . . • v Yl ;MI ..wu, .sJ._ —J awnu Trnnh,n. -' - "6 I IU 1& J ..),IVU 1UL - — summoned deputies to the scene, and Steve drew their .357 Magnum service revolvers. -• A1.vnA., • .fp.l,rh, ,i ..lal Q.,,d,,,,la, I'nmtha uI• sa IIL WU U UVI51On tO —- iI ,1,, — Walthers, the deputy who backed up Odell at Walthers ran to the rear and began tearing Medical Examiner G.V. Garay. One sbot enter the house, raLl-ur Om call for additional IU Health 'Care ftwicing Administmu"4 part of to topple the Islamic regime. Alexander's home, Ray says he believes no away at cardboard covering a window Ray pierced Alexander's chest, another his 1*11 deputies, appeared to be proper. - The Jomhourl EslamI newspaper, organ of I - the Department of Health and Human Siñk.i, FoodmStampfrogram Passes Moslem fundamentalist gtoi that now controls Thursday said each American spent an average of I3 . parilanleat, said Thursday a Western alliance cornayearfmedica1cve1n 197$ and can be expected to WASHINGTON I UPI — Financially rnhdAuat or September, but legislators exceed bining the United States, Britain, Israel and the "fifth a year in 1*. ___ column" In Iran was planning to stage a coup In the as Leonard D. Schuffer, the administration thief, said 1 'M'P'd Aiiit1s ,re M$X today of promisedY Pf°' as Casselberry Man Found GU name of defending the Islamic revolution. ___ hospital cent containment leplation "offers ta on. of I recelving toed stamps that will keep them In an additional 945$ million, but no more than ' 1 * 1fy In Rape mer, that. The Bamdad newspaper said generals of the deposed the best opportunities to bring down the overall rate of I - meat, ml and eggs for meet of the shah had gathered in Iraq for the same purpose and . -. .. - - . ..- -. --- to WJ n tf flr.e1A h.al II& A i.assemerry man was found guilty this morning of raping a I tIlnL warned their plot "may cause terrible damage But the jury IOUOWICI &tcthon'a reasoning that several • I wsti1 igr.ss did not by act midnight woman in her, Goldenrod apartment last November. world." women would lot have Identical dories regarding Hodges, Congress met the issiftne Thursfty. with Thursday, he would he%** to tall the governors Oil Import Fee Stalled A three-man, three-woman Circuit Court jury deliberated attacks, nor did physical evidence back up nodges' story the aheig six heirs to ears, for epproving money to begin aktrsUve proc*&res to cuwng . I several hours Thursday afternoon and this morning before woman had even her consent. President Carter's WASHINGTON (UPI) — oil to keep u tooêstamp program operating oft stern* temporarily to 21.4 -_ million I Israel To Strengthen Banks' returning a verdict of guilty as charged against Daniel J. anks Hodges faces up to years In jail, as a habitual felon Import fee, wtgcb would raise gasoline prices by 10 I beyond the and of this month, when prtv1oii1y Hodges, 28, of 1071, $.endnole Blvd., Casselberry. ErICkSIDO said this morning, cents a "Wit an deeply grateful that Congress acted is en to Hodgeá was round guIlty of talking lila way into t1 apartBy united Press International retch the pocketbooks of in time to prevent the program from shutting ment of a 20-year-old University of Cntral Florida student on KLAN MKMIER REPORTSSHOTS Israel has vowed not to bend from Its position of A Federal judge enjoined the Lee and, while 11* - I The$t51bIlanspproprlatIonsbIUw.s sent dawn' Bergland salt Nov. 5, then' raping her. Seminole County deputies keeping a united Jerusalem as Its capital to meet they are Investigating a gnment Is now sppeaIl t cowt rali ....................... .k..11.. - VLmqpwm man. --wm- up in . I —•— --heir. Thursday afternoon betore they agreed a former member of the Ku Klux Klan. stand Wednesday afternoon, as the trial began. autonomy talks and disclosed plans to dduble the th. fee In this election year. a similar manner, although she never pressed charges, I C -ees admitted It did not approve enough Reek, 33$ Dog to add the Hoa..puaed spending bill of $256 Frederick Track Road, Longwood, told Jewish population on the occupied West Bank by 1985. She told ft jury sbi had invited Hodges over to watch a m U.S. Circuit Cost of Appeals for the District 01 a woman who Hodges was convicted of fals* Impirillioning In money to complete the fIscal year, which ends billion to the *11billion that nina out at the deputies he was woirking on a truck in his A day after Egyptian President Anwar Sadat agreed yard Wednesday at football game, after he got into a phone conversation with her, Columbia Thursday gmaWd the govornment's requod the same manner. Sopt X 1% wo4ram may run out u early as end of thig montK 11 p.m., who he board four shots coming from Un dog track to lift his suspension of the talks, Egypt announced Hodges, whom she had never met, had called, asking for a to but a spoedy appeal of the OU fee CUL 1% appeals e4..... Vl..t. %T tIL.........Il _._J tV.J..... L. bi .e ism 044%A locy nu-e a . uwu piwxu niu ii u r •"" iuuruity they were i again necause of israel's --irienu,- - cwiming no nsa a wrong number. He told the woman . coirt set up a schedule for both sides to file legal Reek Said the shooting is "revenge" from Klan members, stand. He admitted having sex with the victim, but insisted It position on Jerusalem. Egypt said It wanted a he had known her sister while the two of them were students at papers In the c... and said arguments will be heard had been with her consent. artof the series 01 events which began ofl March , when he "positive gesture" from Israel and a greater American UCF and other thin6 which led the victim to Invite him into ft first w"k in June. and several other former Kim Members role before negotiations can startup again, were during a her home, she told the Jury. - beaten On Capitol Hill, do House Ways and Mow Com, • In his closing argument, Klrkconneil told the jury his client, - meeting held to organize a new group In Orange County. Israeli troops, meanwhile, raided Palestinian bases Once there, Hodges raped her, she said. Erickason also mitt.. postponed voting until next 'fluiriday on a a married man, may have done something wrong," but that Deputies say they found no evidence of the shooting or the In Lebanon for the second time In just over a week, the presented another witness who said Hodges had attacked her resolution barring Carter from rs1'lng gasoline prices. he did not commit sexual battery. blue van Reek said the shots were fired from. military command said today. It did not specify the targets but said ft was aimed at disrupting projec ted guerrilla strikes Into Israel. There were no Israeli casualties. 'Enclave ' ILOXI, Miss. (UP!) Shawn Weatherly, *, a V/i South Carolina beauty who said the "pulled people off By DONNA ESTES the street" to develop her'conversational ability, is the July 21, 1977. The county contended the an. --tabled action on an ordinance to change from the centerline of 11* boulevard on each Herald Staff Writer new Miss USA. nexatlon created an enclave, which is for. the zoning on Lake Mary Boulevard from side. TOKYO, (UPI) Conservative Prime Minister A decision is expected withi n 30 days from a bidden The blue-eyed blonde was chosen from cont stants-by state law. Fourth to Ninth streets from residential and Masaycehi Ohira suffered a surprise defeat at the While owners cannot build structures three-Judge panel on the legality of the an. from all 50 states and the District of Columbia Thur. The term "enclave" Is not defined in the office commercial to gen.raJ corcial. within the setback, the property still can be hands of the Socialist Party in a no-confidence vote nexation three years ago of the Heathrow law and no court decision hall defined the slay night. Kenneth McIntosh, attorney for Lake Mary today and quickly decided to dissolve Parliament and used. The council set the Sotback several planned unit development property by Lake term. The cities of Seminole County generally An upiring model from Sumter, . &C.1 Miss Boulevard property owners, asked that the call a general election in June. years ago so th at w he n th * pr be operty has to Mary. WeahenLy Is 54, 116 pounds, measures 354535 Is a define enclave as a County or city area ordinance be tabled twIll a compromise orGovernment officials said Ohira will dimlye the p*rthuedtó widen the boul.ard,acqIlI3luon Assistant City Attorney Harvey Alper told member of the women's fencing team at Clemson completely surrounded by land within Um dinance permitting a more flexible zoning Is lower house of Parliament next week to make way for costs will be loss. Lake Mary city councilmen Thursday night Jurisdiction of another governmental unit. University, rum I miles a day and MU weights as a considered by the city council In the next few next mo nth's election, the second In months. —eel a public meeting for June 19 to Inform that Judge Robert McGregor, one of the three The city contended no enclave exists In hobby. weeks. the residents of the city on the sewer system Ohira's pro-American conservative government lost circuit judges considering the case, said the Heathrow under this definition. The first numer.up was Miss Arizona, Jinsans Ford, McIntosh said In the Interim the property feasibility study crrett1y underway, a vote of confidence in the Lower House bya margin df decision will be rendered shortly. Alper said followed by Miss Florida, Barbara Bowser; Miss The county contends an enclave is an area owners can continue discussions with the city 243-187. —heard City Manager Phil Kulbes report City Attorney Gary Massey interpreted the wholly or partially surrounded Alabama, Pamela Rips; and Miss Kentucky, Usa by the on the zoning desired. term "shortly" to mean within 30 days. Devilles. Jurisdiction of another goverinental body. Tbe city has bald fder hearings since the a workshop for newly elected officials from I Seminole Coun ty filed the suit challenging Considering the case with Judge McGregor the annexation soon after the city annexed the are Circuit Judge Voile Williams Jr. and first of the year on poMibte resoning of the to 4 pin., May U at the Altunont. Springs cu'rnt1y retldantlally zoned property. 'X Civic Center. State Department of Corn. property owned by millionaire Industrialist Circuit Judge Dominick SalfL SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) Student leaders orparticdar concern to the property owners is . munity Jeno Paulucci, and a group 01 associates on tithes will discuss In other business, the city council: dered a tempora ry halt today to the worst antith$ cIty's sstbsok rsqulremnsát 104 hat'"' tbs Mtóts *ogr. government demonstrntIon in 16 years to await the government's responses to their demand for the lifting R tiling Expected Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -' He said the rudder was amidships, meaning he was steering a steady course, just prior to the collision. He said harbor pilot "hard to port" and he executed the. John L .- •k .t.i....fr UIIIUI. bIJkIPJW CAM MJ*h 111 .'.liii .VtIUIWIVA ...• UCA HesajdhecogdnotromemberwtiatcoursehewassteerIng -, just prior to the collision. r room at the time and he told the board the vessel was running "sfw ahead" prior to collision. Earlier testimony indicated that would be about six knots. Kuk said just seconds before the collision he received a command for double full stem." He said this calls for the maximum revolutions of the prooeller'posslble." - .*- - South Carolina Beauty Wins onth — — - - - - South Korea Marches Cease — - — - - - 1, 000 Boats Defr Carter's -Halt Ordler of martial law. The demonstrations, In which more than 100,000 students battled police In the streets of Seoul arId provincial town Thursday, left one dead and 114 InJured, nearly all police. The student leaders of 33 universities and colleges, however, today called a temporary end to the demonstrations against martial Law "In the Interest of the w hole na tion" and to wait for the government's response to lift martial law and speed up democratic KEY w&sr, Fla. (UPI) The number of boats leaving for Cuba Is down to a trickle because of President Carter's order to halt the 26.day freedom shuttle, but some 1,000 boats are waiting In the Marlel harbor to carry refugees back to the United FLORD "- - IN BRIEF' . Stdne States. Says Castro Regime In Danger Would.Be Hiack.r Held Hostage Safe in Miami - ___ — U.S. customs agents plastered red stickers on all boats returning Thursday to Key West's artificial harbor at the old - - — WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Richard "stimulus to unrest" caused by traveling to Cubs. Stone, D-Fla. says there are Indication. thousands 01 Cuban Americans vidtlng ___ Stonealaonot.dthatCub.nAmnarlcans Cuban President Fidel Castro's regime Is relatives they left behind on the Island. .hwiiti reforms. from the Island during the Navy base. The stickers Indicate the boats have been seized In danger of being overthrown. Stone Interprets Csstm's apenson of two modhe heve-reported an "Inorease and their captains face fines or criminal penalties. Stone, a member of the Senate Foreign the flights as one of several signs that the In wLLllngneü to write anti-Castro By 6a.m. today, 1,260 ref ugees had arrived aboard 14 boats, Relations Subcommittee on the Western Cuban leader Is worried - • the total sealift arrivals to 48,651. Since 10 p.m. Hemisphere, Thursday said Castro has stablity of his govent. about the slogans all This contrasts with their earlier Wednesday, an estimated 107 arriving boats have been seized halted all U.S. tourist flights to the Island State Department was unabl, to reports that Castro was flflfll7 en NATIONAL REPORT: Flood warnings and watches were In under Carter's order, to avoid stirring up an already restless confirm Stone's assertion that Castro teXhed", he Ii Id. Carter has asked Cuban President Fidel Castro to allow a effect today In rain-soaked parts of the South west and Deep Cuban population, halted the flights, but said they have '11t, Is a possibility Castro will be South today, the result of a storm that sent 10-loot floodwaters. government-run sea lift or air lift to bring the refugees to the He said Castro underestimated the warned Americana tourists against ovirtirown," he u raging thr ough south Texas and spawned tornadoes In United States, but there has been no word of any progress so Louisiana. One floo4 death was reported. One woman drowned far. 'liii flow of boats to Macel has stopped," said Jim at MEel for !)UMniItL In south Texas when her car was swept off a highway in. Coast Guard. surveys showed only f cur boats headed for McLoughlin of the Fede ral Emergency Management Agency, waiting Jthgi tl* Guerd has warned U.S. Customs Is tin. torrent of rain and burled under 10 feet of water. An elderly Cuba Thursday morning and none during the afternoon, But "we are Mill expecting a large number of arrivals coming pounding all boats returning with nefoges, returnees said couple, also forced through compared with scores earlier In the Week. a highway, escaped back." At lL count, there were still more than 1,000 boats they at Model, they do not have a choice. (Iowa of their pickup as It floated down a rain-swollen creek. ____________________________________________________________________ - " MIAMI (UP!) It took eight hours of psrouasion, but findly a wu1d.becjhIjacker was convinced a .eapi with a 1,100-mile range couldn't make It 4,00 "11 to south Africa. Me FBI said James Thomas Wright, 34, of Mount Vernon, s.., at I p.m. Thursday without — - WEATHER harming his hostage, a young emplayes (Scott Anderson, 17, of Miami) of Chalk's International . - Enrique Edrods, .Chalk's msctianic, asia Wright took Anderson hostage at S aim, as the 17-yesrold maintenance worker was washing plans windows In preparation for the day's flight to the Bahamas. - . They held onto a utility pole for an hm until rescuers arrived * - refugees seized an empty Pan American airliner in a bid to go to the United States but quickly backed down under a Costa Rican threat of force to dislodge them. A1rportauthorItIessaldthswoui would-be wJacifln.t . 14R& mints. C. HART Mrs. Nellie C. Hart, 40, 01 MAR1HAPPDIGLE 1112 Laurel A",, Seabird, - -43 p.m. tury Is In charge of arrangements. died Thursday. Born In their 20s, recently came to Costa Rica aboard a series of flights' Covington, Va., do Sit HElRYAIZL$J4DU =1 BMdM AVIL, OW Henry - - . - -- - - * • - HOSPITALNOTES hamas Sks Cash - - * ' - - __ - .. * * - * - - * - -* - - * - $SIWdW 114p.m. at - - - - - P..i , - - ___ _______ - Details on the prospective plant, which would minufectux, silicon Integrated *celts, will not be available until the company makes _____ whet her to ptrhsie the pro,erty. PINSLS. MiS. MACNA Peteril servicee ter Manse PrW)e, 13, i sss ani — - Srsuy Ave.. ft* *at to $elijy n s.w. at n o,y Mto*msry leelNi ow __ " - ' -' - * - - -. state no.. is, - elIk$OIW. WUmsn.1esr - *LI*A$IDUC. NUIICv-.. Pers , AIsM. tt.at 17S1 Tsrme AVe. $O** *S ON Speeds' Toward Vote TALLAHASE, P1., (UP!) The speeding ow charge is rooting town pase In the Hoes., bealad by the strong backing 01 the topr1atie committee. ___ Bst panel members voted $1 Thry to tack heavy lies n'ng1' from $41 to$I$ on heavy 4- - mum ((4IB 411) Dd ten a owcg. 01 $41 on .dite ceaght emeeting N rh and PS Ow these doIng 40 mph or mote. The lskties Is asaily - _____ '_ •w, attP.m.$0hwdey,tys, ___ , the $vnrloe Ponwal time * tin* . - - - ____ * - - * - - - * ---- - v. --. —w— Police Jury could Got Trial TAP1a(UI)-1heteiMdfwe Dade Cuwty pUcrm. acsd Is kiet Isath 01 * 35y 4 black Isnes m hut I'ier coaldg, to the rykleledns. AIterau hr Ala Ussres., fra Pisj Watts ad Hmtwt Evans Jr. told the es 1edsy the Wills had Wild b Polls ft OW 010A the d. sad ar4 p4 The stale's çi.g moetofiMa mesing, hilewed by ad tw man R-1 1W mow% *___ - -. 4 - - -- _____ - - - _____ this week, ,,,.., $ordwj lefo ___ - that p.ai.d b the Senile Ecemmic, ____________________________ Aftim ________________________________ PJaMCu flW$O Identical to uwsdov at to nsfocs, am to - . -- 6v4e en ____ wHh Ito Cr,. A. - -. a — * - - WetsrnElecfricIs1____ he mafsctngand a - s wflP. Nov. m C. Jones at. W1sn1kle*uw MerIuer theme. - - . - ', -- - of Vowing demand by the Bell System. of which 11 fo - - - 0011111141t will be from Havana. • Sanford In 197$ from San rd, vied May 10 at Ave., Sanford, They said the refugees burst Into the terminal of San Jose's Rochester, N.Y. She was a Fløttdt Houpital Or o died Wednesday at his Juan Santa Maria Inteçnatlonal Airport about 7:30 p.m. (9i30 nurse's aide. She In survived by e*i be,e. A retired railroad p.m. EDT) Thursday, sped past startled guards and raced 150 She is survived by her daughter, Beatrice Law; ____he yards • - • Mn. larbere 1m Terre. 4% of sssiess,, ssn..s 111141111 May 11 at SemInsli - . (UP!) — Western Electric said Thriday It PIN taken an option to purchase 350 acres 01 land in Orlando Central Park and Is conducting fewibility studies on building a new plant on the property. WesternElectric said Its production of electronic said sIUtcsntly last year because . TOl I I. MIS. "1 1 1 04111111A ME Funeral ISflICS ter . BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 50 Mile, Winds soutbeast hicreasing to around 15 knots today and 15 to 20 knots Saturday. Seas 2 to 4 feet- today Increasing ___ some Saturday. A few thundershowers. through heavy rains to the empty jet. liiaband, 011* Hit, Sanford; '°' 11* Its. R I Pringle, tford AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Saturday with Once aboard the parked Boeing 701, which was on a layover daughter, Lucy, Walker is Pth&1 and -" by -scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. from Los Angeles, the Cubans demanded visas to travel to the Sanford; lour brothers, Rufus hay Prt1e; ter, Curie dmheers, Mrs. Lhmit, Highs in the upper lOs to low 90s. Lows tonight upper lOs to United States. Hubbard, Point Pleasant, W. Collie; brothers, Richard, Do,, DeL, Mn. Cli Mas around 70. Winds southeast mostly 10 to 15 mph today and 15 to Civilian negotiator Huber Matos Jr.,, son of famed exile Va,, Frank - Cunningham, Daniel aDd Robert Bradley; Gnomish Dover Mrs p 20 mph Saturday. Rain probability 50 percent during afternoon Huber Matos, spoke with the would-be hijackers and relayed Pliny, W. Va.,. Joe Cull- 33 grDdc and em ian, OrlaDde, and Um Kite and evening hours. Costa Rica's threat to use force to remove them from the Pan nlngham, Gainesville, and Pda& Walker, Winter Garden; sea, Am jet. Wllson.Etchelberger .JOSephA1.*,,, Glenn R.Yowtg,Elkvtew,W, ___ of ' andcLildron aM Va.; sister, Ruby Glvei*, Mottury is in 'mtem Dutch 11111, W. Vs.; two. '* grandchIldren, Barbara - &uie FM Hems, * Beach SIMINO%iMIMornAi. Menear and Vcnda Walker, MRS,RiF!ANp4 Lo - Clyde L Wright, New Smyrna. Ave., Banfed, Is Iii HOSPITAL NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) — The Bthwiu wants Cuba to Sanford; one great. ADMISSIONS GORDON thee.. of arrengemanta. Lisa A. Huston, Orange City pay for. the loss Of lives and damage, -reailtlng from last w Ruth Am Gorden1 a,. ______________ Todd H. Miller. Orlando, weekend's MIG attacks and Cuba says It's willing to talk about Brisson Funeral Rn..PA of 1621 Strawberry Aye., Willie Choke OISCHAISIS It. Theresa COIOfl islnthargeotarrangemsnta. Sanford, died May 7 at %neml "'° . ButBahainlan MinkterofExternalAffulnpaulLMderiey Thelma ft. Oem Seth A: Donald Memorial Hospital, Robin I. Hunter .lohnnls I.. Harrall osys his country also wants an "formal and unconditional MR fit RTORU Sanf MOT. asis. suuu Jenaltw Garfield Harris apology," and that could be a problem Mrs. Barbara Ross Torte, Mimerlet services fo, , Margaret I McGsi Cathetfo. icNa.Sujyjyg Inclad. five WHO -The second meetlng between Bahamas and Cuban diplomats 43, of 512 E. Seventh SL'Csr,Iinq C.v(1e4g Coes L,vls. twvrke1 A,aI,..'t ri..... at Ill) L.Osrel. • W.ø IOJ, e clod 'th. Sl*a&J. W$dd - Dsltov Afl. MéOOw.i. LaM Mary - - - o last weekend's MIG shacks woduead no resells Saiizd, died May 11 at rranun, T1moth end Iv. Iat to $sut*y i. William 5. Varner, New Smyrna Margaret Miller, Longwood 1y In dispute ova the jet flgN assaults Saturday Seminole Memorial HospitaL Richard Gordon! thre. $11Nt PAl Hems VM wMC9l WE u e,o manon pawçi noat rlamutgo. am Slilid 31* Is macvivid by bar dhts, Jude IL Akeq !Cur of its osamen. mother, Mrs. Marie - J. Edna Harris and Stanlens, fomePA In ACuban do tlon headed by Dr. Pelegrin Torras de ii bis, Gordon;- m.u.r, Annie vice minIster 01 foreIgn affairs, met for three hours with a prsyaM 4WD"Mall. CPJTfA ANN Caem negotiating team led by Adderley, and then returned to Clayton; aunt, Mrs. Clyde 1ihs; oists, IUIs Ii.. Golden, brothers, Joseph, ee net-des. a. at loll Havaca. . Walker; mciu., Lather Jones Ucba4, - a3J Dmery Ave. Sciderd, d J Therswas no ráolutien of the Lsmwi about the Flamingo and James Irvin; cous" C, GLUey; 41 graadchlJ4rea, 11W J1V 1- t Ithidsnt, ixat the Cuban Vice. Minister of Foreign Affairs - . W. Walk and Herbert - '? Tortes said lila govermnent would reply 'at the earli est op. and - awn øwr. use pw ave. em 'ni'es , portualty' to demands made by Mr. Adderley," a gOvenmnent Wl.ls9S).ElthiIh$fp - - *r and come. hats'S, wIS lee. 4ee t.y statement Md. toarylslnchwg.ofarrang,. WIleaa.Elth.Ihj . - - Area Attracts New Industry Refugee Hijack Bid Fails AREA DEATHS inaboat. AREA READINGS (9 a.m4: temperature: 78; overnight low: 70; yesterday's high- 93; barometric pressure: 30.05; relative humidity: 94 percent; winds: southeast at 9 m.p.h. SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 10:58 sin., 11:22 p.m.; lowt 4:41 a.m., 4:48 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs 10:50 a m., 11:13 p.m.; low* 4:33 a.m., 4:37 p.m.; - -- - __ - : -. Eviss. 1 I - • -- " - - �. - - . I 11 . S I - . S - . - . . . ..: ' ... .~ . -.. -. .. . I .. --.:,-t ~ 2. " - - ~ Z,_. -.~ .~~.. , - - I I.— ---. I . . . 6.. - -: ..... I %I .~ - ". .- - I - - ,, '. . - " .-V'-~ , _:~ ~ I . . .. ~ . I 1;. , .. . . - - -—, - - - -- - - - I . .1' I . : . I It's . , - Reality - . - - . - . . Mr. Carter in serious enough political trouble that • even hi coming out may not help. Ted Kennedy is breathing fire like a man who expects to challenge his pafty's incumbent on the convention floor no * filing matter what the commitment of delegates - - Wha t . . - '&i Cost . was pasv to overlook thefact that Air . 1, 110,041, - 1,542 , I ___ ___ ______ - __________________ 11 of For I 7 ~ _____________ __ ____ one ___ _____________ ____ _______ ______ ____ - -- - - . 1 - _-_ on oeuau can oe was - - - Times many For- of .1. aftertaste. There are disturbing questions about the timing and th e adequacy of backup planning. i age of decisive Whatever plus was gained in the Im - h ' and Monetèy Control Act of 1980"): . -.. _1 %V - . I - I . . . - a. . R . - . -- -. . ., --- . . . . . ., . . .. I . . I . . . - . : - - ._._ , .I _ . 7 ..., 1:1 _ - . .- a r____ : 1. .,, ,I - ' AC BERRY'S WORLD 1. —' . - - . . , - Say, 'I'm 80, You - -- -- - I - I .1 - ,. 5 • 1 I • II - 1" . Lu1 - - ' - . .. 11 I b&Uout.11iis was hastily arranged to keep the person within either the Treasury or thd ' toward 'Carter' ' has 'gone beyond skn* Hants' backers from financial ruin.' " ' Federal Reserve Board who eve~ tipressed distrust; it has degenerated into personal Last 34plember, an the price of'silver was , concern about the silver market was Robert disdain. His foreign policy Is widely regardld lginidng to climb toward its dizzy, artificlil Carswell, the deputy secretary of the - as an on-again, off-again, wonder-what-he'll, peak of $47 an ounce, Dams called a Federal Treasury. - do-next series of ad hoc decisions, Rewve Board oftW "to I.nquire It the Fed - This neg1W of duty al" puseti the America's allies, therefore, are InmarketIthsevere hadany ernabqutthefuturesmarketln collapeeofthe creasingly seeking their own olutiOfli, gold and sliver," one memo states.The an- economic repercussions around the word. without consulting Wahlngton. F • - I I p ' $ swer he got: 'Ibe Fed was Inclined to look on - CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE PC*ICII and STilL STEAL1NG Three dhvr a just anothw commodity, and di4 not cAble, the discouraging word is filtering back House marvower subc~ttee wxvva,ed gcAd to Washington that world kaders have -loot widii-spread , waste, frau4 'and banks to discourage loam to more closely." faith In Jimmy Carter's leadership. This mlsmanaáemerit speculators as a eseni to corb loCation. -. AthnlnlsirAtion and ordered the "During the crisis of confidence Is seriously hamperfng 's wes sfr$flØly blind 10 Yet the "Fed" clean up Its act. àwse of the nut tire. months, I Initiated the conduct of U.S. foreign policy. — Bul en,unpublidod reprt by the 00w2l A Saudi Arabian prim probably wpvssed , d"N%tb7"*4-' frequint talophone conversations with . In on OWN 1MK-' vw1ois officials of the Tmoury aridFed to the pnvdft mood bed. "We %isiod to " to, '- Accoutiting Offico showp tMft boa bow little which wo financed ltru1y b'J baths ad,- -, keep them advised cc developments In the United States for leaderal" be said. improvement since t . . - - -. silver." "We no longer can do that." H • -- pointed the 110511 of___ * •, ,• Paul VoICher,tb3 .7,Ct3thP'* . .'.. Intelligence reports quote'dlsparuina "whenever the question . - uwui uueu u .i.,... .s the v..i.1i Raw" kH "i' resnarsa about rcauxnt arter KIWi SIKU - activitIes. Among other (M funde "them I WW camee ellor allied leaders as West G Oous that the bead knew only what ft Qianc were'put into private bank au used that : read In the papert about Schmidt and France's President to. entertain relatives of those who received buying by Helmut gol4 prices was the lies - -- Let's out of con. I ye got Iuea.vOfmwbMy,,,. twi...rJIk9 - TWs -, ,. :..i Al .. - -- - - -- - - . - - . . • - • -. - - •.. - -- - -- . - . - __ _ up awagme jffjj f . - ,~. .- - _. . .. .. . . I r... .. . . I . I . . . . 0 I . . I - - • . . . - - Kids Asked To Hot Dog Food - -- ' I -, - • &holarship . .. . - - - 44 ,- ,. A im...._", children could be saved, wi ll be installed as recording of Natioriil the These stickers are provided secretary students already in an äc- by the Longwood Fire League of American Pen Women, Winter Park Branch, cred ited sct)ool, majoring in Department. Saturday, at the Langford _____ business, 1 the grade standard is met. Jack Kopp, Don Hamrick, Hotel, Winter Park. The Jim Ashley and Charlie business meeting will begin at Every month the chamber . recognizes an out6tanding Uanibria combined-iheir 11 a.m. followed ,by luncheon at noon. • student in the business field talents to give the Grant . Another Seminole women to from the area high school. Street entrance to Skylark a EVELYN IIART . These students are eligible to, new look with the Skylark be installed is Cordella on S. Trece, Altamonte Springs, senior vice-presidents from hut the scholarship, apply for I Edwards done a vie president. every state in a National IS choice the committee not Grant Stree t has — '. Leadership Conference today Umitkd to them. superb job as a caretaker of Planning patriotic and and at Plaza H il ton Saturday Walter Lee, committee the sign. service programs for Florida, Inn, Kansas City, Missouri. chairman, said the upwill been The Conference have plicatlons The Skylark Homeowners and over 626,000 VFW of Auxiliary in e ni b e r s prepare state senior vicereviewed, and the scholarship Association and Action Goll award will -be presented will sponsor the - throughout the nation is the presidents (to be elected state the annual Award first Skylark Open Golf important assignment of presidents in June) for addur ing Program, at the Lyman High Tournament on Saturday, at Evelyn Hart, Longwood, ministering the programs in 6.900 Auxiliaries School Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the Casselberry Golf Course. Florida State Auxiliary Senior over The recipient will attend the Tee time will be at 8:30 a.m. Vice-President. She wilL join throughout the nation. meeting of t he Longwood- The calloway system will be - - This SChOI&ShIp is also graduate to available • - •. . - • • - - .-. I - . . , _____ SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Chamber of Commerce dicaps. meeting on May 27 at noon at First place prize will be $50, ZALES the Qua lity Inn North w here with money also awarded for an Introduction to the mein- second and third place. will be made. _____ troducing the Totfinder mobile unit will be at the program into the Skylark Church of the Nativity, State neighborhood. route 427, on May 27 from 9:30' Totfinder is an easy way to a.m. until 1 p.m. Th ere will protect children by making it a mobile unit at the easier to find and rescue a LongwoodVillage Shopping child from a burning home. Centeron May 3l from 10a.m. Totfinder stickers are small to 3 p.m. decals to be placed on the You must be at least 17 window of every room where a child sleeps. In the event of J For The fire, this could save precious ~ ,I COOLEST time when children are endangered. Statistics show that if BEST _ - CALLMILLERS __ ___________________ - 1. Special $2888 How about a surpr1se for her? Zales 14 karat gold aTJ lFJI lull I i..-.i... .r.i..0 lull II regularly priced $45 to $601 1- 1 V '-I -- __________ *I, rriivjnInThTfT! Air Cent - i The Diamond Store __ - •.-!-- ________ _ ______ ~ I Call I _____________ j WALL Sanford I . -- " L . I . . -. 2 ____ Check-up Yet ? D o*v&j L osio, D.D.. - — . time form Morn - . Heating Inc. I tool Sanford Ave. 322-6562 i 2619 . Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of . I I FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment - - DRIFTWOODVILLAGE 323-2300 ~ - — 549 W. LAMMARY BLVD.323-2F30FI .J — — - -_ 1. Em ==; A!.. S THE DIAMOND STORE 90-DAY— SAME AS CASH Enjoy d now with Zales credit. M' eflccx Ep'eis Cale BOxhe Dir C lcJiaway Mt CIxre • VISA • i,j2vcs *I3 - . I - - ___ I loft I • - - . Carters preoccupation with getting re. - - b1i*9 main".1 to do elected has affected his Judgn. has not been done &Iarnslngly. tha wt &.*be. Iidcate prom'aed congress tiwe''4 yan that in many - world eanitala the affltnda '° - - . -_ • paw it" by bne - was ripsat$ly warned about sliver because te was "no large concentration" ldlngt gold, U there was speculation, o(,U* -. in 11 -... UUMJ1 IbIntV nq,ransldad 1Iv-- anwifr forced an .wimake Thmn said that in all that time, the cclv - - I 11 --77 - As late as December, Dusm told Voicker's of tI* CII*N. fried to defend Carter In the poy councils of mIsonsr i Future Tü&i Cpinmlii1thi fell a Whereat - assistants (1*1 the commodities commission Europe, Is backing off. Acuifllng t one - • , ", .. . further his education in business in an accredited ___ . ________ - -. - - ___ _______________________ - . 11 '' •;- - - any student graduating from the Longwood-Winter S prings ar ea high school who plans to _ 13 living wIth Don. She one's teeth usually isn't worth DEAR ABBY: Some time extracting, ago you published a priceless also doesn't know that we P.S. Since most wills article describing the ad. found out she ha,, had a read after the deceased has vantages of being 80 years pregnancy and abortion since been buried, U you have any this affair began. old. I foolishly neglected to instructions for the mortician, cut it out, and now that lam 'Letter leave them with your approaching SO I would ve ry She comes home ocfamily, lawyer, physician, casionally, and I know she much ilke to have It. Can you clergymen or the mortician please locate it and run it loves us. I want to tell her t - himidi while you're .1111 able. stay away, but a counselor again? MARYP.IN - DEAR ago, 12, vay inexperienced, and I LA MESAI CALIF. need to know the correct way our 19-year-old daughter (I'll that it would only drive her DEAR MARY: With to kiss a boy. My mother says call her Ellen) went to work In — pleasure. Here It large office. Six months closer to this man. I think If it will just come naturall y, but a we tell her we don't want to DEAR ABBY: We oldsters in case it doesn't, can you give later, a woman phoned, her husband see her while she's involved sire do get away with a lot saying Ellen and me a few pointers? with Don, she might realize just because we've managed Should the girl quit (I'll call him Don) were that she needs her family,and to keep breathing thing? I heard she Isn't having an affai brea 38 that this man Is Just using her. most folks. I have just supposed to m Don Is Ellen's boss. He is a "smack" celebrated my 80th birthday when kissing a boy, but It's and has 3 children. My Should we tell her we know ve got it made. OK for kissing relatives, husband and I were stunnied- about the pregnancy, her If you forget someone's right? W confronted Ellen with living arrangement, etc., and nani or an appointment or Another question: Am i this. She admitted that she not to come home until the what you said yesterday, just supposed to m6ve my head? and Don had been m*ln each affair is over? Or should we eiplainthatyouarelO,and Ordoljust move my lips? other, but that he didn't love play dumb and be cordial to you will be forgiven. YOU one lot thing: What am I his wife, so Ow didn't feel ber? 4 gAU soup on your tie, or forget % osed to do with my nose? responsible for breakIng UP to sbave half your face, or We love her very much but NEVER BEEN KIS.cED his pwriage, s hat by tab another DEAR NEVEP.- You sbould Don moved Out Of his house are Urn About what to domistake, or Promise to mail a not quit breathing. No fand Into an apartment. E, HEARTSICK IN bttersndcarryltaraundin "k"sews— nst whohadbeenlivingatbeme, your pocket for two viseks, with relatives. It's t rented an apartment near his. DEAR HEARTSICK: Yew ca"scry to move 40ytUft. We found out that they are eome1ar ii rIhL If von shut . us%' And all you do with your am daughter out, you'll You have a perfxt alibi for her apartment for keeps is breathe Oregh L (kIY her closer to Doe. All evetyUiing when you're SO. If DEAR ABBY: Would it be appearances sake. Don's wife parents wait desperately to you act sill) you're In your husband and told urn that although ethical for 4 tipulate in our wills uw but NOM still law hirn make 9~ ,r own mistskes &W Deft 80is much beft than that the VU in our teeth be fairii, she mad are Al people flies no alternative, so the's beIng7O. At removed upon our , _J•'. ffli far divorce. at you for everything, but if returned to our estate? were heartsick about you make LttoSO, you cafl aren't Peopleburied with -kWe Ellen ksew what you dug up •' i h...l. w WUb Ott daughter iii 1 doing. R, argue, '--"so now that gold Is so Iboit her vilvate life.) She Isn't aware that we know insist cc having your own way 1Ua1 why not? because everybody thlnb DU After the mortician Is an Ptft a little AM in the but anyway? y say that Ill, begins at PERSON Fat Hardy invltçs all childees to a hot dog feed turday, Not true. If you ask me, 111o 'begins aW10I Sip me... DEAR PRACTICAL: It from 3-6 pxL, at the cmw of I0tb Streqt and Bay Avenue. - -• Durisg the event, Hardy will conduct a contest among GOT IT MADE wauld be ethical, hat whether C ii years age. A prize will be given to the cce who ATSO it would be practkal Is about the late Martin bather aisther matter. My deitit can answer the mcd QMI(IlWrn 1. Jr. that the geld Is King - DEAR ABBY: I am a girL Iifimi - • _3j -- , - Know'- Perfect A - , -----. . years of age. o upper age ' -- limit so long as you fill all the ,)ft requirements for a reg ul ar ,, donor. You must weigh at -& least 103 pounds. If you can fill ft these requirements, check in 4 to see if you are eligible to join the volunteer life savers. If you would like to become The Skylark Homeowners a life saver, Join the volunteer Association and the Longwood blood donors for the Central • I Gives You tyl The Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce (CC) has a $300 Scholars hip Fund set up for hers - ___ '-'__t-"'- -'_'_1 4*4 L ~y 4 . - ' . !., '. . - -. ' -- ' - WASHWTON — 19a to FlamlnS's ,Nebw Bunker Ekmt In a porq ma with a Im ad dw rwahmm and ry1eng for precious metaL n ab.ped Given Ida preference. In metal, he might be ww suy~Unspyther'IhondCIAlvi11In, ______ ____ HUnt stayed within the law in his quest for bulll mare was also no Jemes Bond to bV an ap an him Imt*4 there was the [11 9 0 Hu'n'tos . - - - . - - I I . • __________________ I - I . - _s__ - - . To Awa CC .1 - j and domestic news to show that his problems have been "alleviated" then the he around the Rose Garden that he can't see out. Some trips into the real world to face a combative Kennedy and a host of Americans worried about the quality of crisis-management in the White House may be enlightening for President Carter, and thus do the country some good.' ' I " lif Russell / Williamson were mauled May 3, at 2 p.m. In the gabezo II Centerinis], Park, Sanford. Rev. Emond Weber performed the 2 / p.m. double ring ceremony, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bethea, 142 Upeala Road, Sanford. The orinegroom is me son ot Mr. ari Mrs. Russell Williamson, 238 Flamingo Drive, Sanford. Given in marriage by her stepfather, the bride chose for her 6 . vows a white lace gown, fashioned along the Empire silhouet te, with a tiered ruffle enhancing the skirt and a ruffled off-the-ehoulder bodice tied with white satin ribbons. She wore a picture hat with lace Inserts Interspersed with -. seed pearls. The bride carried a white chiffon parasol with a cascade of yellow rom and baby's breath centered with an , .1~ "I''.. . .. orchid decorating the handle. Mrs. Dale Wagner at tended her sister as matron of honor. . .-I - .. - She wore an aqua polyester, empire styled, off-the-shoulder . . '. gown. Her headpiece was a matching picture hat and she '' ' car ried a nosegay of mixed spr ing flowers. I . .", Bridesmatrons were Mrs. Richard Dt= of Sanford, and . .~, 1%~ *J,-- 't Marlena Harrington of DeBary. Their attire was identical to I ' the honor attendant's. •: Danny Williamson of Lake Mary served his brother as best - ! -i ' - man. Groomsmen wemDale Keeling, brother of the bride, "A . ." 4 Lake Mary; and Dale Wagner, brother-in-law of t he bride, - Sanford. -.. -, -' Flower girl was Brittany Wagner, niece of the bride. Alex , Dwm was the ring bearer. 1*1 f . 1 ' 4,.7be reception was held at the Cavalier Motor Inn, Sanford. • • Following a wedding trip to Daytona Beach, the newlyweds - --" - are making their home on Metz Avenue, Sanford. Ile bride is a loan processor and Investment counselor at First Federal c Seminole. 7be bridegroom is employed by 'the Seminole MR.AND MRS.DAVID WILLIAMSON CC*ifltY School Boa rd. - II . . In And Around - tongwood, Winter Springs; Keeling, - i .. - . . .. . .. .. . . - - . . Well In Summer Gardens Grow . Cynthia Anne (Cindy) Keeling and David are responding with spreading strikes. Transit and Industry are affected, schools closed and even medical service Limited. It signifies the breakdown of the system of rational compromising of Interests that f decadesmadeSwedenunlqueaznong Western Industrial nations for its labor peace. The difference between the wage demands of unions and the wage-plus-benefits package offered by the employers confederation appears m inimal. The problem Is principle each side standing on its own and refusing t yield anything to gain something, with government mediators unable to effect a compromise. re are various expla nations or supposed explanations — for the Impasse. Many belleve that a social-welfare system that has become the world's most developed has reached the point where the coots cannot be carried by an overburdened economy. For others that is a symptom rath er than the real cause, which they see as dwindling commitment to social advance as its major gogs, baying b adtdeed are incressIngly taken for granted.' To some extent,' -' there may be ,a measurement of this in the steady decline ot voter support for the Social Democratic that engineered the restructuring of Swedish society during four uninterrupted decades In power. The Socialists gave way to an uneasy three-party centrist poalition in 1976, a tipping of political balance that unionists Inclined to ci te as a cause of presejit. problems. there was already accumulating evidence of a breaking of ranks - _.,.. Annuals itxcnange vows __ ____ ; ! ... . 0 . . . —. .- '. . A4 .. . . - L-_: : __ . .- I a, S -• - _._ - 1. . . , - " - ;~ .f..-. , - I - -- --t - . I - _;* — . _.-~. -.- 63 . . .- '-_ I , ~& -,—.- . . .. 1 . . . _ _ -. . ., I . . .. " . . .. . i - _ ._iJ..-- - . D.R . Williamson - . - . - ________________________________________________________________ exploding, colliding or mysteriously sinking LONDON ('UP!) — Lloyd's of London still Is at the rate of th ree a month , even worse than In business as the word's most famous InSO-call 1979's worst-ever record of 24 tankers lost. surance market, but that Is no thanks to pigs and'Wns, credit unions and mutual savings and space satellites, computers and the Almost all these, with their high-value and courageous leadership from the White House banks — will be able to charge borrowers 15 e Bronx and th a nd DC-10s cargoes, are insur ed at Lloyd's. ta nke rs Olympics, was wiped out by the protest resignation of Cyrus percent for lows, up*from 12 pumt, . —American courts are tangled with . slums. . ' Vance, revealing the depth of disagreement s so iiksand voids state Every one of those Items has been an Un- product liability and defective workmanship between the White House and th e State Depart- other bill financial Institutions can charge lawsuits over cracks In - a new liqui fied mitigated disaster for Lloyd's. ment. whatever Interest they want unless states natural gas tanker ship. Lloyd's could be Together they add up to the most ! All this would justify Mr. Carter's decision to pus new usury laws specifically overriding catastrophic period In its 300-year history. stuck with 70 percent of a tab of$200 million at take to the hustings to explain what Is going on. u federal statute. Potential lump-sum losses, over a nd above least, and total damages could go to $500. million. the normal run oflnswance claims, add upto that ' Instead he has made the Incredible statement are "simplified," Lloyd's collects about an unimaginable $2 billion. billion in he is now going to present himself to voters which actually means that lenders no longer I premiums a year, so ruin is not in the cards.Never has Lloyd's of London been more In because the crises which have kept him In have to tell as much to borrowem As a small All potential loss figures are "worst case" the news, and more bad news comes every Washington have been "alleviated to some bonus, lenders will not have to refund estimates, and it is unlikely the worst will day. degree" and are now "manageable enough" to borrowers some $0 million in'overcharg" - News, for example, that Lloyd's has lost the happen. tha t auditor, estima ted had been made under spare him. But this avalanche of unprecedented losses W legal round of $627 million In lawsuits In I the old truth4ri-laiding law. the United States. The suits arise from coincides with three equally novel body What on earth does he mean? The rescue computer leasing Insurance which could hit blows: mission apparently has led to a scattering of the - Than comes the section on the Real Estate —Uoyd'smost cherished tradition — that It Inve st ment Tr us t, a ea th cr ture of e realLloyd's with the biggest single loss In Its hostages throughout Iran, which complicates any always pays up -Is being defied. Members of own ad- esta te boom of the early W70s that has proved - history a minimum of some $2. million, furth er rescue plan. By the president's --In Iran are a disuter for many larp banks, leaving not counting "punitive" damages in a flock of Lloyd's Sasse syndicate refused to pay claims mission, political circumstances , from Bronx slum fires, saying the policies them with millions of dollars in bad loins, lawsuits. I aggravating the danger to the hostages. His nonmilitary options, which have only hesitant support onto ml-uta4 or an from our allies, may aécomplish no more than tO five yoars, ihlth viii cliovi them to dlspoà of satellite, which disappeared In space earlier own hallowed rules are under challenge. professionals protesting Income-leveling and —Suddenly Lloyd's has rivals and corn- aüegedly Incentive-crushing tax poli cies. this year. give the Russians a greater opportunity to get the properties on a more favorable bulsor at Imt postpone taking ftir Satcorn 3 was supposed to relay the Moscow petitors In Its specialized field. an an insurance I their foot in the Iranian door. ' That Sweden should be brought to this pass I Olympics to ft United States. With boycotts market. The brand-new New York Insuran& is not due to any loss of fortune but of will. It . : . Nor has anything the ptesident has done from And there is the relaxation on the arnotint of brewing, NBC has canceled plans to televise Exchange Is operating already. Four Ar ab ) not lost any of the resources Iron ore, th PAQP (nrdn irnnressed the Russians enough 1UY357 IiI ,,.,.. fr. • ""' the Moscow. games, an eventuality it had I . natio ns are pooling $3 billion to finance a ce ul ll ose from abundant forests and a to end their invasion of Afghanistan. Out allies are Federal Reserve. To insure their liquidity, second rival, Insured with Lloyd's for $45 million, remarkably ski lled and Innovative population showing only halfhearted support of Mr. Carter's the Fed required that banks keep on hand Even pigs have proved costb'. African —Now an American firm has bought Into that were the basis of the Swedish miracle call for anti-Soviet sanctions and the U. S. boycott cu1nt1*1 IWXII that they could not lend out swine fever decimated pigs In Spain last Lloyd's inner circle, despite a rule that no o1the first part ofu is century, transforming far and thus could not earnintarest on. One result summer, socking one Lloyd's "syndicate" more than 20 percent of a Lloyd's firm may be, a country of fewer tha S million into an of the Moscow Olympics Is turning out to be th oftherefremtwaathtmanibankaTlere iitha bill for $24 million and forcing a rare - owned by "outside interests," By paying $556 e leaving the Federal Reserve System economic power. - less contagious among other countries th an m ash call" on its 365 members. illion for the C.T. Bowring combine, 'c What would appear to need most is president hoped. be. statochertered institutions. by losses no means AerLcan broker Marsh and McLennan •TheIe staggering a time of adjustment and a willingness on all t um bl ed head-first At home the economy has firm, bringing a bight a Lloyd's brokerage Sponsors insist that the chmsge In riive exhaust the cataogueo(catastrophe: - - sides an £ ----into a recession—th e high- twice -- - to- adjust to changing circumstances. - - of- harnessing - -UI, p WnhII of riamourger w an orgamzauon as .-i.ioyo's aircriii iniurers are cawn • qu SUSIIZa was', Sweden may no longer be setting an -that leaped to 18 percent after th ree PAM.Butalsonman that iaion "theysarottheDC.1O"—thsworItYear on :&ttlsh as roast beef example, butitisprovldlngalesaonforother : . I .years of Mr. Carter's economic policy. His oil record for aircraft losses, Three DC-10s Lloyd's officials are grim but resolutely economically and socially advanced cmi, much man mw*y to lend — hundreds of I I import tax, the key to his promise to balance the millions of dollars more In the case of the crashed, 16 other major airliners were optimistic In public. Behind thq scenes, Says tries — how everyone can Im when no one is destroyed and a total of 972 lives lost Lloyd's one close observer, "Lloyd's link lost much of budget, is in trouble In Congress. Bank of America, Critics say this relaxation willing to give some ground for the common Its old cavalier self-cordidenm" fcces possible claims of up to $575 iniffion. '.: banks' sowNhess. pod. If Mr. Carter can find anything in the foreign will adversely affect - . 1 4 ___ - Annual flows are among the plants from transplants available at almost all The small plants form a ground cover of can's stand i s too much water. So, plant pink, and purple, to orange,yellows and we usually think o( only ln terms of a fall garden centers. Seeds sprout In a few bright rose-like flowers and come in a them in a dry area of your landscape, red. The large crested varieties have or spring garden, because most of the days. New varieties bloom in two months variety of colors, including white, yellow, even an area with poor soil where few flower heads measuring six to ten inches popular varieties need a cool en.. and continue blooming for several orange, rose and red. Flowers are about other flowers can grow, and you'll be' across.PIuir -tivtrietiesarespectacular vlrocment to grow their best. months. . • an Inch or so in diameter, and may grow surprised at how well this small flower in form and provide a dramatic display But, thee are a few annuals which will Marigolds are excellent for use as singly or doubly on the stem. does. of garden color, as well as unusual cut grow well during Florida's bet and-rainy flower borders and If you select one of the Portulaca. is a favorite choice for Another popular summer annual is the flowers. Cockscomb will also work well summer. They provide an Inexpensive dwelt varieties, they also make at- edgings, borders, rock gardens and celosia, which is commonly called in dried bouquets. source of color for the summer garden.. tractive edgings for the landscape. window boxes. Seeds should be planted cockscomb. Thecelosia comes in two I hope that these summer annual will As you're well aware, if you've eva Marigolds are also useful as cut flowers W a ~wpli-drained site in full sun. Seeds forms, which the common name provide you with color throughout the , , sprout in a few days and flowers bloom - suggests: crested and plumy. Both tried raising tender annuals in the middle your landscape and flower garden. for indoor decoration. of summer. There are other summer an. . Marigolds come in a wide variety of of Florida's summer heat wave, the New marigold varieties are continuaBy in several months. The flowers open fully these grow well in the hot. swiuner nuals that can also be planted now which tUrnate here can be pretty tough on colors and sizes. They're also among the being found, so check your seed catalog only when they're in bright sun, and the months and can be planted by seed or can be obtained from local garden . many flower varieties. However, some easiest Iiiants to care for, because they or garden center for varieties you would plants bloom for only a few weeks. So, for 'transplants. centers. If you run into problems with flowers seern to thrive In the heat, and tolerate drought and pests very well and like to grow. continuous color all summer, you could Seeds take abou't a week to germinate your annuals always feel free to call me the trick to successful sununer gar-. they thrive in sun, or in partial shade. Another good choice for the sununer plant seeds each month. and plants will bloom when they're abou! at the Seminole County Agri-Center at cienlng.iz selecting the right plants for You can ow marigolds from seed or garden is the portulaca, or rose-moss. About the only thing the rosemoss two months old. They range in Color fron 322-3233. Cindy - Ll oyds 7 --So far this year oil tankers'have been "The Depository Institutions Deregulati* . Sweden, which has long presented Itself to D world as a model society, is currently providing an ominous example of what can happen to any developed society If it doesn't watch out. The country Is coming economic standstill In a labor dispute. Employers are locking out workers, unions _____ off. - . ______ ______ -44i, . Lesson ____ - . ' Swed Rf . .I was As th many new laws, this But it has grown difficult to distinguish launched several years ago with hearings statesmanship from politics in what Mr. Carter designed to show how consumers were being has been doing, and even the quality of the ripped But as the bill made Its tortuous statesmanship becomes doubtful in th e light of the - a3 tiet Congress, the might of the __I _It t in Mr. banking establishment said resutis. vvnaever felt. From a Carter's go-easy response to the seizure of our measure to benefit consumers, it grew Into an BUSINESS WORLD embassy in Tehran, it has allowed a crafty increasingly complex bank-relief act. ayatollah to manipulate the United States for over it may be months or even years before anyone is mire how six months. millions of extra do ars consumers. l, have to pay ll w il cue the hostages, which Even the effort to res Bad name of "ref or m." Co nsid er some of the met with general approval beca use it was an provisions th e new ll ll law (officia y ca ed attem pt that had to be made, Is leaving a sour By GREGORY JENJEN -----li- It's Th is P " t543,~Y41 &5 importance happening at home or abroad. - 44 . . . - - wi n uvry UnArr . 1 to "beware of legislation called 'reform." A ce provides- the president with a traveling swit. cue In point is the little-notic,ed banking "reform" bill that Coneess passed hastily In chboard that can keep him on top of anythin g of the final hem before Its Easter recess, It . t646, 647, I6B to a . . . - ---• S ______________________ Colorful - - I . . into the hail. There were -times when Mr. Carter seemed to be e orm ? ed him to do. No what the people want doing just matter th at surrogates had-to cam paign for him WASHINGTON (NEA) The ancient in the primaries. The Iranian crisis needed an warning "beware Greeks bearing gifts" . attentive president at the diplomatic switchboard. could well be updated in modern Washington I --- - . ' . I . 4 :. - . ES - .% - I 1:1 I .. - .. -.. . . . .. . ', _ . ,- . ,. —. _-I - ELV . -1 U 0 S _ ._ - Tz~; _ _ . I . -_ -4 I . : . ... . . . ,I & t 1; Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, May 1, 6 1"O—SA Time.To Pace ,Z . - . - ., Gardening . , President Carter has decided to begin some Washington. iimnea" campaigning outsiae Any political adviser would tell him that's what he .n~eds to do if he hopes to go into the Democratic 505 WA(MAN convention this summer with any certainty of being nominated. ' .&. CO Four months of Rose Garden strategy have left . , . -- . .. --- 0 . - . . . .I .. a. . . . ' 44 .- 01 - - . . . .,*, .-I 1. . . I -* . . I . . . . . Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. I - - -r . Home Delivery: Week, .90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail WeeW k$1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 . - I I - . I I WAYNE D. BOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .. -. I - - *>W~ V '' ,I I - 300 N.FRENCHAVE.,SANFORD,F. 32771 Area Code 305..322-26U or 831-9993 Friday, May 16, 1980-4A ro *. I I , - . ~. I , --r-. . . : (USPS412I0)' Q -- i EveningHcMd -.- . . . " - . ~ - 'I . . . ' I . . ... . " I . . ~ ;. ' - -.. .1! ,W.- . - - .. ..,. - - - .& . . -. - . • - . . I _ _ - _ - 7~,.~ ._;~- .- . ,. I --~I-__.r~ , ____ _ . . -, .- - ~ . -~ . _._ 4.1-~ _ I-~ - - �4 1 I 46.4 • . . . - - - - - i.t . • -5- - * ..-. Tv;~.7:_!" _ _ 1 — - — - - ngforanF - 1 A ': . . - _. -. J T . .. '. 11, I . 0, SI i-I I ^ I - - _. __._ I _-.': Friday, May i, A—Ev.nlflg Herald, Sanford, Ft . . SPC)R — TS -.L :,. '. --7--- . I Baseball Pinkie In j ury ), I. . - J'abbar- In Game 6 Sidelines __________________________ Boston Detroit iiII11111111111' . . WiIt ,- Docfor I O - perate. i rippled n 0 C LOA 9 0 0 . . 1972. -PHIIADELPHIA (UPI) - The and force a deciding seventh game on I .. tal ze said, "I feel we can win the series without "Magic Johnson, who has started as the we've been able W.cap IL&1.%Ifl h Bil ly him, but I'd sure would like to have him team's point guard all season, will share Philadelphia Coac ink we were overanxious th center post tonight against the Sixers' said. "I lust th i 19 I21t I --__,- — L — I ,I . 1 '. I .. Cleveland (Denny 23) • - - - Five-for-five ain't a bad batting average at all, especially -, .'.; ,. I 1- , ~~ I 111!!!1T , N~, ..I" ,- - T!T"~ 1;..:~,s 11 I ' Bruce McCray PiN ytona. Butler was remlW by former Daytona Beach ;oach Phil Carter, who two weeks 890 accepted the head . . David Thomas -' - Cincl Houston LOS Ang .. : , '. Vs, . ., 1141 9. A"...,. w . . - - --.. 1. ;-!:w 4 F, A gill awaltiN word from the Volusia School o a possible ~yman High has scheduled its annual Spring Sports Award telease that would spring him to SCC. Thç 6-4 McCray srnaahçd just about every conceivable Banquet for Thrusday night, May 22 In the school's auditorium. Participants and letter winners In a ll spring licoring record at Seminole High M year and was a major sports will be recognized at the banquet, scheduled to get [actor in the Tribe's trip to the state playoffs at Lakeland. The missing face In that Lakelajid game, against Tampa )lobinson, was David Thomas. Saddled with a knee injury the underway . at IN't .,$" " 1111117. e v*4`_~ 90 ,* . . Four one-week baseball camps will get underway for kids 8-. Central Florida with Knight ba.seball Seminoles mounted olle of the most spectacular fourth quarter coach BiH Moon at the helm. bemebacks against the Knights to lose by three after trailing by it points mid-way through the third period. But make no The four sessions, two each for those 8-12 and 13,16, will be conducted at the UcF baseball complex. Special rates are in e about, Thomas is a player and will definitely make a the works for cowles and teams. For dsose who wish to y pnen'sandwomen'sswtmtearnsandaflr-stplaceflnlshbY the - Silver Hawks chalked up first place finishes in women's )volleyball, baseball and -a tling. DeLand. placed third in total points with 105½ while Seminole High chalked up a.total bf 85% points and Liake Brantley totaled 81%. rules Specify summer baseball camps could be considered a recruiting tool for coll eges and universities. For more InfqrmaUon on the UCF baseball camps call 275-2832 or 275-2256. . • • -. Cincinnati all ~ Is " . . - frht..~.,~ . _.. . t Cincinnati at Montreal New Korner . . . Phila of Houston, night "' Dean Cowdery 191, Karl Rosen- 535, Don N.yer 533. Ray Jordan berger 191, Ray Jordan 190, Don 521. James Sours 526, Dill Ruoff Sanitation. High Games: John Brunson 22$ TerriVan Lawn Care, Village Inn, Dave Bearfietd .206, Norman National L.ague 1 0 P.111 H Pct. Robert Sullivan 506. High Series: Andy Doyle 6011171 John Brunson US, We$ Mott 50, -Sir J's, Jatcsies, S*noz swiderlio LovandowsAl 20S.113, Bill Ruoff Charlie's Place, R&F Disposal 202, Steve van Ness I", Steve Setting (based on It of baft) John Brunson 221 game sward. Andy Doyle 607 sini es award. Dave Bearfield 543, Gene Gardeila - Reitz,'SI-L HOME CHEST FREEZER LO CU. FT. REFRIGE9ATQR 114.3 CU. FT. 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I ' copter lead winners at the plate. w hile Charles and Sammy er e ii Steve (r.ihuii colilbillid °" C pitch - 4I 3 2 M.aMiUkS 4 3 HIlkerd Softball League victory over Dvks 4 2 I PatriCk TV. dl .1 414 IacM to notch a 22.11 Sanford League. :: :: 1 0 0 MM.rThIe I I I Fortier "_ - if I ; Stitiniland first basernn Oscar Merthie gloves a high hop off his hoW 1and steps on the bag s I'OI)I)1 ,)%y 'S flexterI"ranklin stretches to reach" ill(, hag first in. thA~sdaV's Sanford Youth Baseball action. 3 I1 a.*. : I :1 WfttIdiM.c.t, •u 2,—s Clem Lee Shell 016 21-9 ADCOCK I I __ I IUTCH'% J ROOFINd mgvnom Al I S H Bar,. AS S H Graham 3 Howard I 0 0 0 1 Try* KlIchenks 0 1 : Roll I 0 0 . __ ° ° Adcock 1i• Ratliff Ko 0 I I 1 Sewy,r : ella ce $ *film p : :• ' ::: TOTALS. - 630 U - o I 0 dy Forlisis 22-1 1 ine sh = : : : Ken Kern's tire Park. — I rarron Seminole Sporting meets . .I r~ , T I Lynn Raps I:: 341 004 SANPORO CI $Ch.v I 11 Is I ' - II.— - '•)•) - 121 3 1 1 312 AUTHORITY POWER L. 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' Crvz, Sea I.. - Duytos hack Nil Smyms - Otliidi -. _____ _____ ____ MASON POLDiXie MIL *1.10W LVI. HWY. *16.1.5 LVI. . . -. -- L • w..vo. TWOOM : a Delalsd owers n i el Sanford Pee Wee Lea season Thursday with a 9-5 son, Oak 13; Wills, Ten 11; Wilson, KC 10; BumVy, 5.1 9; irew, Cal; Molitor, Mu and oNo Securty Deposit WESTIMA E TV Origi City American Lsague — Hinder- ONO Long Term Obligation . WU which Wat SL) ...# ''' .. Pitt 5-0; Vuckovlct, St.L 5-3; vehicle operatio4s responsi- MOQSL LMAIJWW -. . saiford Stearns, NY 77 101 32 .311 Am.n$canLugve 0 Al H PC?. Molinaro, Chi 77 72 .375 Trammil, Del 27 92 34 .370 Rvening, Oak 27 $5 31 .365 Molitor, Mu 27 II) 10 .360 Boll, Tex 79116 ii .353 Wathan. KC 21 53 29.349 Velez, Tot 24 .4 29 345 Oglivi., Mil 24 $7 30 .345 Yount, Mu 2$ 116 10 .342 Lndreau. Mm 31121 11 Home Runs National Lsague — Schmidt, , mu runvmw, sn, .; Martin, Chi and Luilnski, Phil 1; Palke,', Pitt; B and Smith, LA 6. American League — VoId, Tar I; Rudi. Cal; Smalley, Mien and Jackson, NY 7; Fisk, Dos. L. Roberts. $ea; Lezcano, MU, Revering and Armas, Oak; Mayberry, Tor and Zisk, Ten 6. Runs Batted in National League — Garvey, LA 2$; Schmidt, Phil and St.L 25; Knight, Cmn 211 Kingman. Chi; Cruz, Hou; Smith. LA; McBride, Pill and RCISL St.L . American League - Johnson, Chi; Bell and Oliver, Ten and Velez, Tar 73; Parrish, Del Armas, Oak 22. Stolen Bases National League — Marina, Pitt 16; Law, LA 15; Cedeno, 13; LsFlore, Mill 12; Scott, S ... Phil pring, washed out the find rounds - on Friday and Bonanza," an extra $200000 cund of the Colonial National Saturday and a 38-hole put up by an insurance feat his fellow pros rank with nvllatlon golf tournamen t ch*mplonshlp finale on companyto the man who wins winning one of the major If WatsOn wins the NIT, be not1m day to contenPilte However, tim forecast f or if Watson- pulls It off, he will lucky and, 1 he play of hot today may LOad tofUTth leave Texas with $308000 for will m*tdi Jackie Burke for the second longest v& streak slanted Tan Watson. alteraUocs. The National weeks' work. Inp rogllW,wlbh'nd The ralnout, the first at 11$ Weather Service called for ih additias ti 1110 money, Byron Nelson's 11 straIght. sh so sa econd j, as many weeks on today, seine possibly aevere, jg •q thisk ft would be od for . . ni wft cleastag skies to ght. of the past few ysare, the the tour, good for golf, If Tom rat round it last week's ieuongthe Kans City native puts a did It," isid Mm. pro Bob Wta iion Nelsen Golf Ci.W -. 1$CUIU streak of vu postponed by thun. lOgdfers entered In tim NIT. 28 84 29 AXIS North, SF 10. - 323=201-3 each of them all 12 rimda, a -- H ; TOTAL S ched at least a tie for first Scooter Leonard place in the first halt of the inside-the-park home run for Affil and MazzIlli, NY and ________________ CALL NOW! ., _________ cL.E-3TEMP. ____ 5 P MMIENT , PMSS ccti FQWF WORTH, Texas denstorins, and officials at His victory In the Nelson last i the line when he toSS UP!) - i 'rew weather, both totxnaznenta made the week made him tim only today. He has won us last . .. ____ .oc u . singles iawren V ers added a pair and Dester Franklin grand slarn home runTrailing 5-3 First Federal ' - - - V 10 30 .U9 - aker _______ CYCLE S PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE - -_ ______ _________ WASHER - e,I4sL ~ in Buckner, Chi Simmns, SI.L .. 1 - X 106 41 .MY Hndrck, ss. — Rain - , night : Major League Leaders By United Press International 521, Steve Van Ness 521, Bob Oshinski S19, Dean Cowday 513, 179, Tony Chlrwlll 216, Andy Doyle Neyer 189-180, James sourn# lei, Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr., 212-201.194, Gone Gardella 209, Bob Oskinski 166. - . 9O 9, ' ,-.1, ~ 11 I " It : : rocke" Clem Leonard Shell din- single. . In other action arounti the - - York at Atlanta, night Chicago . , NY Soccer . St. Louis (Forsich 2-2) at San . DEBARY SOCIAL LEAGUE . Coast League; optioned Francisco (Blue 4-2), 10:35 p.m. Saturdays Games . :ferance this year Is I'm holding my right leg back when 000001012-4 90 MiIw Majer League Results Dotson. Farmer (7), Wor:following thr ough on a pitch. Al Widmar (the Blue Jays' pitch- By United Press International National League them (9). Scarb.n (9) and lngcoacb)suggeated that asa way of keeping the ball down." Folly, Kimm (7); Sorenson, (II iiwliss) BarryBonnell sinajedupthe mlddleoffFloydBannlste r,2-3, Pittsburgh McClure (7), Dottane (S), :for the only rim Clancy needed In the second innings after 000010010 001-3 so AUS*tIne (9) and Mart i nez. C. Moore (6). W -Dotson (4-1). L — ;Damaso Garcia hit a one-out single to left and stole second San Francslco 000000200000-2 7 2 Sorenson (2-3). HRS — Chicago, 'base. The Mar iners who solved Clancy were Dan Meyer, who D.Rlnson,. Tekulve (S) Lemon (3); Milwaukee, HisiS (3). Igwoci thehlta,andBobStI nson.OnlYtwOrunnersgotufar Jackson (5), Roma (10) and (I), Ott; Whitson. Ho'land -5u second base. Lavelle (s), Griffin (12) and 000 000-0 30 1 "You can't ask for batter pitching," said Blue Jay Manager Hill. W-Romo (1-0). L—GnIflIn Seattle 010000 00*— 1 40 Bobby Mattick. "Clancy was in no trouble at all." (0-1). HR San Francis, Toronto Bannister and Stinson; AndBannlater,who I3opltche4acosnpletegameafldgave Clark M. Clancy and Davis. W—Clancy (2.1). L— Bannister (2-3). up four hits, agreed: "Clancy outpitchedme and deserved to 000100000-1 • .Loiils 100000 10*-2 SO win." San Dgo 020-6 90 Simmons; Boslon 021 Vuckovich nd In oil American League games, the Chicago White Sox 300000000-2 Ii Curtis. Fingers (I) and Fahey. Clove defeated Milwaukee, 8-4, and Boston topped Cleveland, W—Curtis (3.2). L—Vuckovich Bi$linghsm, Drago (6) and the National League, Pittsburgh edged San Francisco, 3-2, in Fisk; Waits. Cruz (9) md Hassey. W—Billlngham (1-0). L 12 Innings sal San Diego nipped St. LouIs, 2-1. (Only. scheduled) — Waits (2-4). HR — Boston, White Sox S Brewers Perez (4). Pinch-hitter Wayne Nordhagen's bsses4oaded double. American League — 110000100- 6150 - (Only games . scheduled) capped I fotw.rim rally In the seventh timing to lift pitcher OIl John Flinn from Vancouver of the (CarsdeiaI. 22) at Los Angeles (Gottz 3-2). 10:30 Ma"29 at Seminole hUgh. Kegler s at p.m. The past two weeks have meant lots af aching muscles and tired bodies for prep football players around the county. herald photographer Tom Vincent caught this Lake Brantley Patriot gridder in an unusual. pose Thursday as t Recalled pitcher Philadelphia (Rufhven 3-2) at defender Derek Spalding Houston (Richard 4-1), s:3s Year contract. __ . .d C two home runs anti t 'o i 1.35 NeI' 'York (Falcone 1-2) at At:(Nskro.4), 7: p.m. ,, - - Roundup good. Bask.tball Atlanta — Signed free agent - ._ Clem Leonard Clinche'-s Share inning to Transactions . . . Rich Dotson and Chicago. Redlox I, IndIans 2 Tony Perez drove In three runs with a double and a tworun homer and Canton Fisk tripled home two runs for Boston. Pfral 3, Giants 2 BiliMadlocksingled home Ed Ott from second base with one oi the 12th to give Pittsburgh the victory. out i Padres 2, Car&n211 1 WIllie Montanex singled In Dave Wlnfield from third base with one out in the seventh inning to lift San Diego. _____ 2-4). x4f necessary Baseball Milwaukee (Seaver 2-1) P M. . t Islanders Hagan . Today's Games (All Times EDT) new head coach Dave Tullis prepares his troops for the Spring Jamboree Major League Baseball !working on since Winter Instructional League. The big dif- Inn$. .. . -. Siv., Village TV, DeDary Holloway 196, Wed By United Press Internatlosial Jim Clancy said some hotstove league advice has put him back on the right track for the regular season, and the Seattle :Mariners will vouch for that, Clancy, the Toronto rlghthander, now 2-1 and attempting a 'comeback from an lnjtryplagued season, pitched a thfeeu hitterThoynlghttoleadU1lueJaystoa 1.0 victory over Use Seattle Mariners. He struck out four while walking five and completed his second game.' "i et my pi khes do wn," he said, "something I've been Thursday's Results - may attend the 13-16 year old sessions, but by doing so jeopardize any diance of playing baseball for UCF. NCAA );ports programs at Lake Howell which totaled 109 points. The . 11 17 .393 7 I I " .333 9VI Pttsbgh 3. San Fran 2, 12 )_ L - cautions however that 17 year-old high school seniors 1, The Greyhounds totaled 118 % points to shade the resurgent . :, STRETCH Wy Greyhound track Squad, Lyman High has claimed the July 7-11. Thirteen to 1&year Olds will attend June 23-27 aW JUly 1415. . .' . ' SPRING Thetwo8-12...yearoldcampsarescheduledforJunel6-2O and V79.) Five Star Conference All-Sports Trophy. . I ~. 16 16 .-J , . IiL_ , 1~ . .• San Diego Atlanta Son Fran 7 - L Pc? 0$ Islanders s os pm - May 27 — N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 6:0S p.m. 20 12 .625 — 18 12 .600 1 11 13 .58i iv:i Montreal '(Rogers week long carnp. ; On the strength of first ptwe conferenice thiishes for its I ' commute to the campus the fee Is $35.09. There is a $115.00 resident fee for pla yers who wish to li ve on campus during the contribution to the Raider basketball program. ,. . . . of - .., 7:30 p.m. 16 at the University ' ~414 * - a spectator and could only watch as the t'. .. - before the Tampa Robimn game, Thomas was forced . 1.I . Ilk I r coaching post at Baptist College In South Carolina. Butler is I ,.'. y' ' '" Hockey .x-May 24 ] KI1118delphlo of 0 . Well S Pee Wee : .; 'I, .,'. ( can get a release from his grant In aid commitment to Lg I '1 .4;~ -V - . Tars and center Reggie Butler Signed with Daytona Beach Chmmuril. College. Butler may return and play for SCC if he of ~ I of Remossar ., . l3ImPhhd1a $ - -. I , -. ,- ~Z Z I Inked with SCC Glenn Stambaugh signed on with the Rollins into the role ,.• -. . 0 BY United Press international Championship Series Calif at Ken City, nit Phila delphia vs. N.Y. Islanders Seattle at Chicago. night Texas a, New York, night (Best 4-of-7) (All Times NOT) Major League Standings (Series tied 1.1) BY United Press International May 13 — N.Y. Islanders 4. National League Philadelphia 3 (of) East May 15 . Philadelphia I, N.Y. W L Pct. GB islander-s 3 Pitb Philadelphia at N Y Phila 13 13 500 5 lslanderi . Chicago 14 14 .500 5 May 19 — Philadelphia at N.Y. ,o Isla nders, 467 Lnr0.I • . or 1.1 . . , game until Sunniland Cc,r. pounded 10 hits, including .1 poration pushed two rum double and two singles b across the plate in the bottom Gary Cooper, a honie run and May 14 - Los Angeles 108, Philadelphia 103 of the sixth. The big inning for single by Vernon Ramassar May 16 - Los Angeles at Sunniland Corporation was and a double and single bV Philadelphia, 8:05 p.m. at Los the fifth, when It scored seven Craig Di x on. Roger Hall also Oakland at Toronto " 1 d... A ting McCray and Thomas' &Wdnp make It a sweep for the Seminoles. Earlier point guard Keith Whitney 1 110 .64 the Raider blue for coach Joe Sterling at SCC - . . 412 Elfwardi Palms tile Poppa Jay's Scored seven scored eight runs,o t take ae runs In the top p1 the first and lead for ,%held the lead throughout the First Federal batters ' Blocker lie, I 0 : Dixon the bottom of the fourth and Philadelphia 102 May 7 Philadelphia 107, Los Pro - ' _______ . - •.- ., .. 7:35 ' .'_.—. l at I Muxon Federal topped Cardinal sent 11 bitters to th it Los Angeles loads series 3-2) May 4 - Los Angeles Saturday's Games 1 - Poppa Jay 's 13-12, while First Baltimore (Flanagan 12) at Angeles 104 May Los Angeles Texas (Medich 30) at Now Philadelphia 101 York (John fim, i p.m. May 11 -Philadelphia 105, Los i . ; - .,. . * 00" Sunniland Corporation nipped Detroit (Petry 2-O),Sp.m. •. when it comes to college scholarships. Seminole High's Bruce McCray and David Thomas have officially Inked the dotted line. McCray Is bound for Mercer College lnMacon,Georgia, while Seminole basketba ll fans can continue to watch David Thomas wit season when he puts on P.M. Erickson o-2). l:2s p.m. ' were played as scheduled. Oakland (Norris 5-0) at (11"I4-of-7) 1-1), 7:30 1All iflhe$ EDT) Minnesota (Jackson " - meetings with Clem Leonard Shell. Two other Th ursday games uuSviO,uOi, I.~Al "1%., , FIRST Osinoy 'victories in the first two the plate by Stewart Gordon's Y United Press International Championship Series Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles (Rainey 2-0) CARDINAL 7A 417 . INDUSTRIES FEDERAL AS R H A84R4 14 si,.11 3 33 Cooper 3 Corporation, scored one-run winners 10 to five, paced at uisenb•r. ( ,onto (Jeff erson Boston Jciy s Park. trips to the plate. Oscar The ftilroaders, wko hold a Merthie and Greg. Merthie two-game edge over Clem added singles for Sunniland. Leonard Shell and Sunniland Poppa Jay's out-Ilit the NBA Playoffs Chicago (Dotson 3-1), 1:30 p.m. Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-1) at aiI L Seattle 0 KnS1S City 'l . Milwaukee Today's Comes Iti "• and (All Times EDT) ., _; -Ppk- National League Chi 9; Hume, Cin; Fryman, MI; and Allen. NY S; Tekulve., Pitt; : Son Cleveland 1" -AL ixdslor" -, . Keough.. Oak Fingers and Shirley, SO 4. American League - Farmer, It 14 .50 - I/, Chi 9; Stoddard, Bait 6; 16 14 S33 I . Toronto entering - the *alned ankle. And the 76era hope to carry the Lakers to a 108-103 victory and (seventh) game Is necessary," Kerlan the locker room. Jim Chones, the Lakers' 6-11 power behind by 12 shortly after he returned. Philadelphia and hope to win. Nobody • e èald Th ursday. em one game away from th th ea ve t*e full advantage ( his absence bef ore l 'Ilnothergames,whenhehaibeen out, said It would be eas. and 64½ rookie Earvin Los Angeles' Coach Paul Westhead forward, aungryhome selloutcrowdtostay alive league championship, their first since . I Semlnole'& ns Statfing Five Redfern, Minn and 1i.i& I The third showdown bet- runs. biast ed i double. WeenClem Leonard Shell and Dee Johnson was th e Robert Snell and Darren theRailroader ftheSanf er. Wooden each slammed a Little-NationaiLeague as ha dabigda> double and single asro d outThursday night and at the pla te Bannister: Srnn Cardinal Industries at the 33. s1e Co r pora tion clubbi ng P.M. tonight at Fort Mellon run, double and single in four Sutter - oe 18'113 .Sol 17 13 .W t1l W L Pct. CHCQO6 But, he added, "We're still together. They were down,81-73, flew to Philadelphia because of a a three-point play with 33 sOconds left, to prepared to play on Sunday if that time Abdul-Jabbar was getting treated in Wednesday night. final quarter and went The series Is not over. We're going to 0 Amerlqn League :, 13 19 .406, 5"I I Thursday,$ Results i But team physician Dr. Robert Kerlan, keystone cA the Lns Angeles Lakers will Sunday. e would be "extremely doubtf ul" ilong." Injury to his sayingit e suffered th Abdul-Jabbar Ia watching tonight's six th game of the Westhead admitted, however, that he &.l1½ Darryl Dawkins and 7-loot Cald- this time. We should have taken ft easy. play tonight, championship series with his 7-footleft ankle with Just over four minutes to for the towering center to fll3A "We should have taken control of the was pleased by how his team took up the well Jones. Ctrarne stretched out in an easy chair. go in the third quarter of Game 5 Wed- decided to keep him home. Surprisingly, the Sixerswere flat In the game but we didn t1 said Julius Ervinig, "By keeping him In Los Angeles and slack without their top scorer. The :)1.areem Abduklabbar was left home nesday night. He returned to score 14 of with 36 poiflt& 'tbirsday when the rest of the Lakers his 40 points In the final period, Including treating him here, he will be much better Lakers outscored the Slxers, 14-8, In the time Abdul-Jabbar was out of the game who paced the 76e1S - ' West Chicago Kan city Seattle 0 - 1 Oakland Texas `II,s - .. 1 . Sunnfiand - N Strikeouls 13 IN . .Oak 24 6 .1 ________ -I - National League Richard, HOU 56; Carlton, Phil 52; R yan, HOu Blyleven,pj and Kneppef. s 14 16 "7 31/2 • I . - uke - _______ 1) - East L Pc? 17 12 16 12 571 16 15 .316 New York Toronto - I I ___ I Keough AmIqêCa, League S SCOREBOARD— e N~l = N N 1 f - . - 90 DAYS SAME As CASH on revolving cbarge j1i 1pfresione "Greg I Iv"..'..' and many Firestone dealers I W,N • Minimum monthly payment required. I M ____ Visa • Master Charge - Diners Club - Carte Blanche 'American Express - 'All finance charges refunded when paid as agreed SANFORD FREE MOUNTING edPbut.sunep.s. PH. 332400 - �S ____ a ___ . D - S - ' -- -' . , - - . . - . . . . . ' - '; ________________________ gal Notice . .,, Frlday,Mayi,io •_2-' I - - • • ' ___________________ ______________________ SemIpIe • (kdo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 - 31.-9993 ,. _____________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT.. .. . - . RATES -. ltine ............44c line HOURS 3iitt1m1 - ' c a tine . . .MONDAY thru FRIDAY titiol4 Name Statutes, ,ToWit: LOlS PLACEunder wtIIch I am -Section US.O9 Florida Statvtee -SAtUROA..-9-Noon 3LInesMInImum enQaged in busess at 210 Est . • First Street, Sanford, Florida 5.1g. Carl S. Join*r, Sr. 32fl1. Publish: May 14, 23, 301 June DEADLINES Thai the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows: ____________________________ OEW.71 ion • Lois G. Dyfus NOTICIUNOIR PublithApr.2S1May2,, 14, 1900 DEU11I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ______________________________________________ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the • NOTICE OFRpCEEDINOS "FictItIous ..Nime. Statute",.. i ... . FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. Iiter $43.09, Florida Statutes, Qj of flspj' Ca DONINO, DISCONTINUING, will regIster with the Cterk of the ________________________ AND CLOSING OP RIOHT$.OP. CircultCourt;lnandfgr$, . -i -' WAY OR DRAINAGE County, Florida upon receipt of Will care for 1 preschooler In - ,' ' - efore Pu!t' - ________________________ ________________________________ • ___________ ________ . - THANK YOU TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 'ntice,Iheficjltiovi Name, to.wlt: STELLINO YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE RICE, 1. NOTICE that the Board of County ASSOCIATES under whIch we are Rial PLAN _S - - - • INC - - - WHY PAY RENT? Brand new 31½ bath homes for under $230 mo. - OLD FARM HOUSE - 2 bedrooms, over 100 yrs. old. • Livable but needs fixing up. $ acres of land, several fnjlt trees. good access. Has a dandy mtn. stream. A good '. - _____________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 38OrIandoDr. 323-5200 VA& FHA Financing -, . NEW HOMES Build t suit, our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2338.245 2 BR, l'.-'z B, Townshouse Condo, CHIA. 15.000 to assume mortgage. . OLDIE BUT GOODIE 2bdrm, 1 bath plus apartment. CH&A 133,900. -. ___. through r ' adlacent JUST THINK, Ir CLASSIFIED _________________________ ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl _________________________ to the UTILITY EASEMENT 4-Personals - . - - Maletothare Apt.withsame-Sanf.area. 373.7719aft6 ____________________________ 1. more. Send Resume to: Mr. Block K, Summerset North Section If you don't tell people, how are LINE OF DERBYSHIRE ROAD, 5, Flat Book 16, Pages 61 and M,as __________ GE kitchen. carpeting, decorator pkg, 8. much more. Sanford 'Gracious living. Reasonable Weekly 0. .monthly rates, 'utilities paid. Inquire Visit model home center Sanford complex, 3301 S Sanford Ave. Models open 1 FURN ROOMS FOR RENT Applyat 101 Magnolia 222.2611 or 031.9993. 120 FEET ALONG THE NORTH Seminole County, Florida. RIGHTOF.WAY LINE OF. andthat thesald City CouncIl will __________________________ DERBYSHIRE ROAD TO THE hold a public hearing on the & -Found EAST LINE OF SECTION 20, proposed abandonment at 7:30 P.M. on June 2, AD., 1900, or as _________________________ Fiberglass Lamlnators Ex. perlenced only. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid holidays. insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer, Apply In person AMF Posrboat ____________________________ _________________________ TOWNSHIP21SOUTH,RANGE3O EAST, THENCE SOUTH U FEET soonthereafteraspouiole,atthe REWARD Casselberry, Florida, at whIch 1st St. Black PIt Bull with time those for and againit -the white ctiest. 1$ months old. PERSONS INTERESTEDMAY closing will be heard and action Children grIeving. 322.4915. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT taken by the City CouncIl, to wit, _________________________ SPECIFIED. and postIng of an ordinance Care 6-Ct BOARDOF COUNTY abandoning said easement. _________________________COMMISSIONERSOF DATED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA AD.. 109.0. THIS 13th day of May, Spurof the Moment Babysitting BY Arthur H. Beckwith,Jr. Inmyhome Mary W. Hawthorne, Cierkollhi DayorNight323Mll city Clerk CircuilCourt City Of Caslelberry, Florida BySandyiacobs Publish: May 16,1900 - . ChlldCarelnmyhome.Plentyof Deputy Clerk DEW.73 play room. Hourly . deity . ______________________ THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE authorization for the preparation ' • - Publish: May 16, 1900. - season I cook meats, poultry, _____________________ Service, 200 S. French Ave., ____________________ Closet. No pets or children, Dip. Req. $225 per ma. ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex- 3000. Carrick Realty Inc., Sanford, Fl. OP COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS NOTICUOPPUILICHIARINO - JON! II, Cii IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN CHILOCARE-My Home Daytlme-SomINIghts Lonqwood-LakeMarv 322-4531 700P.M. - FLORIDA AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, The Board of County Corn. ' missloner of Seminole County. E to consider the following: IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF A. APPEAL AGAINS KATHY LORETTA WIL%.IAM$ BOARD OF ADJU$TMEJT THE PetItioner . - pd. holidays, - and . HANK JAMES WILLIAMS 3230470 __ __ BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more' HERB'S TV Sanford. Call 337-4591, Avi. sible The Board of County .Com. WrItten comments filed with the misslonersof Seminole County will , , Land Development Manager wIll hold a public hearing in Room 303 be considered. Persons appearing of the Seminole County Cour. •tthipublIchiarIflQwIIlbehea thouse Sanford, Florida on June Attorney for PetItioner CARROLL BURKE - 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida 37711 pp, from time to time as found thereafter as possIble, to consider - SemmnoisCourdy, property: Fida - (5) 3fl74 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING By: Bill Kirchhoff, ORDINANCE 7725 WHICH A.flnt Arthuf'H. Beckwlth,Jr. USE ELEMENT OP TIlE 1900 Publish: May 16, 1900 DEU-I14 D!W.70 . ,$ ,. ,. residentIal. Specialty: si I,,. 31A-Duplsxes _______________________________ ___________________________ - ________________________ 2BR,modern,goodlocaticn F.nced,A-H,w-wcarpet 031473$ _______ ___________________ - . . _"' THE CROSSINGS WITH 'OUR NEEDS New County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on May?, 1930 at 1:30 P.M. or as soon thersatter as poSsible, ErenIng Hesuld STEMPERAGEt4.Cy REALTQR323-.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Wedding photography by John .Culium. Free engagement "°"' Ave. 2 BR, 1!, new refrig., gas stove, & hot water Mater. $350 per inc. 1 sic. dip-Lease. 3221713. - 33-4ouses Furnished _______________ _________________ SUNLAND ESTATES-3 SdUTS. I bath home wtth screened 4 month rental. Ill OakJeld , Vacant. HO Realty, Inc. ____ ,WedewstIwIri4in - - - REALTOR 530.1000. - Mon..Frl.7:30.sp.m. CROCKETT MU _________________ Custom buiItutilltyI in, truck racks & trais AUTORIPAIRGARAGI 1' For Rent. Hwy. 1P41 Call 323.1921 -- SEIGLER REALTY _________________ -. - misc, UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSI"T. Sell those things thai are lust tèkinaupspecewltnawanped in the Haraid 323.2611 or 031' - Mountain horns In Waynesviiiij, N.C, completely furnished.,, Rent weekly. Call for more Wormation 321-0201. - . . LOCATION OF SALE: Five Points Midway between Sanford and Lonqwood next to ART ORINDLE'S WHEEL RANCH HIghway 17-92-CountyMaintenanceDepartmentArea. WATCH FOR SIGNS - - - _ - - - ______ _____ _____ _____ _____ ______ _____ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Tools Equipment £ AUCTION Saturday • May 17th • 10:00 A.M. I 420 N. Boundary Ave. • DeLand, Florida 'V •- EACH ON 1 FULL ACRE • EXCELLENT LOCATION' ----_-_-._-_- ORANGE TREES • LANDSCAPED • FULLY CARPETED Tractor Massey Ferguson 35 Diesel. 1962, 3 pt hitch, new bush hog. 323 3895. ________________________ _________________ I V VJ & 1371 1174. U. U! - - - TALL OAKS RD. DELAND, FL. TERMS: CA S H TO MO RIG AG E AT 1 0 - 3/4 PC T. IN T For Acjthl tonal Into oc F- too Utoc:tstirt, Call (305) 862- 3363 Call 327 8217 I Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broker - P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, FIa. 32750 - i.,. 'uIIIlP' Wanled to buy used office equipment. Null's Sanford 51-Il useholci Goods - Furniture salvage, 1797, So-of Sanford.3220721. _______ __ __________ - ______ - ______ - ______ ______ ______ - _____ - - - - ______ _____ ______ ______ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________________ -1v7$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time, Original $593, bal. Sill or 121 mo. Agent 339 i22-2420 1321 POODL ES-I LIght Colored For sale AKC Parents San;ord 3220721. - ___________________ -_- ' LOCATION: -____________________ _____________________________ 65-Pets & Supplies ____ ------------___---_-___________________________ __________________________________ ", off of total inventoy of brand male. af new interspring bedding. fact., playful to family with These beds are not damaged fenced yd. $50. fIrm. 32) 6570 or seconds but brand new top _________________ line bedding, sets onlyl Free - Oaks. oines. oasture with beausiiul canal on property. 27 acres for sale all or part. Located in (zsteen, Fla. on paved road at $300011000 acre depending on location. I - • APPLIANCES • READY TO MOVE IN,. _____________ 3236425 REALTOR MIS EV.323.29$4 H2-1471 Witt Construction Co. & Gremium Corp. TRACTOR fOSCase Slightly soiled. $2 yd. ZONED COMMERICAL 120' * 13)', $11,000. WE BUY USEDFURNITUREI APPLIANCES. SanfOrd Fur. nitvr, Salvage. 322 3771. Estate ____ Tools Equipment I ' AUCTiON" I Saturday -_-- ____ _____________ ZONED COMMERCIAL 130' frontageonheavllytraveledl. Sanford Ave., •nrouti to • May 17th 10:00 A.M. • I '. Witt Construction Co. & Gremlum Corp. ______________ AIIiOW & Screen Repair r_ ' - WINDOWa. SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO 000R$ afterê 420 N. Boundary Ave. • DeLand, Florida - to 6 339.7OIOLONOW000 ______________ Practically new. $150 cash, firm. 322-9031. Sill by appt. ___________________ 52-Appliances ________________________ __________________ - __________________ _______________ - - -- - I • WHIRLPOOL Refrig. freezer, çetva (rdeq cOppertone In excellint coed., $230. Call 0343733, 312 Lavon Or.AttamonteSprings. C-3 LOT-73x222..Hwy 436 near Apopka. $37,900. W.GernettWhlte Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC. *07W. Commercial m-7ui, sanford with building, Altamonte Springs. s7oo. I ._.. - - WasherrapQ.GEdetuximoljef. Sold Cr13. time Sal. 3109.14ev 519.33 mc. - 701 Bldg. E,A,tamonte0r. _ -- _ . - SANFORD - 2.2t- -• Aie0 33013 . Tools TERMS: 35% - - Balance for 15 years @ 15% • Tools & Equipment INSPECTION DATES: May 12 thru 16 from 1-6 p.m. For Additional Info or Free Brochure Call Down • . - I and much- much morel - Cash I 3 1!. Suites 1SOSW.25thST.' . - - IQllie$ - 1 - . $t01y MOONEYAPPL1ANCES 333-0497 - -. •Studie - I, 2, - Service. U$ed Macfmnei. INC. . .EALTORS I iLUZlWy FOr Le*i" ________________ - I veyors • 1J'ARNENTS 'Ref repo. lcu ft frost tree. Os or jno. a. 5529, Agent3393236. Carver Av Academy Manor - 4 ______________ _______________ daIly 3300 sq. ft. Custom Built Home • 21 Bldg. Lots • Zoned A-i • Commercial Block • 9800 sq. ft. Warehouse • 4 Bay Garage "Office Bldg. • House w/2 lots . Hardware & Lumber Bldg. • 4,500 sq. ft. Warehouse • Zoned M-i - . Complete Insulation Manf. Co. Equipment • New Parts • ConEquipment are to be sold. tools. DOUBLE BED- Used 9 OFSANFORDREALTOR 23415. French Ave. 322-0331 323.3772, 322.0779, 322-3353 - Due to relocation of Corp. offices all Real Estate, Tools and fuqniture, R,frlg., stoves. - ALLFLORIDAREALTY Msry Griffith Realtor 31o4 .;.es - - . I Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used - NEW HCWES Open 2 OFFICE FURNITURE' l0CompleteOffices Airport. Building on property could easily be converted to offices, rental unIts or home with business. Possibilities are limitless- Call today for op. I - -- Sale conducted by DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 3320 HWy. 46 Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 323 5420 (II YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL AUCTIONEERINGI Auctioneer Lewis C Dell Assoc Auctioneer George Slif Icy Clerk & Cashiers Mrs. 0- Stilley and Mrs Shirley Webster " ___________ 62-A--farm Equipment -- SHAG CARPETING-Likenew TheRealEstateAgency Inc., Realtors - ' All payments in cash, cashier's checks or bank letter of credit, business checks must be O.K.'d by Mr. Lewis C Dell. Call Clark IHIrt 323-75a0 _____ Call 322-6473 ____________________ _______________________ REALTOR, 327 7190 S.French (17-92) Sanford 323.5374 Business,.. '. ' FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL 1-37" X 50' _______________ I%EALTY WORLD. - I ' AUTO, 301W 1st St. ________________________ _____________ FOR SALE: 2-40" x " 220" x " 1-I?" * Call Ba rt REAL ESTATE ___ (])j - 327-1577 13l.0iO - - All sales final -- 2 days to remove items purchased. Estate Like New, 13,995 - 3-ResOrtProperty ___________________ _________________________ - -Lawnmowers. W. sell the best I service the rest. WESTERN 6640. Trade or terms OK. _____ - Il 3223611. BROKER 2439 5. MIVII4AVI. -_____________________ __________________ _______________ - each on Sanford Ave. just _________ ________ If you aren't using yourp table, take a cue, end sell j with a Herald cIif ' ,. - -- _______________ - Ncsuarantees on any item either by Seminole County Purchasing Department or Dell's Auction Service. Top Dollar Paid for unk & Used 62Lawn.Ga rden 5. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 331-05)7 - - Appliaflces&Mlsc (LOCAL) 349-3321 ________ _____________ repairs. Yard Debris. Trash.- ______________________ 915101 ______________ - ' ___________ tsp cast-iron block, 130. 372. ____ _______________ - Houling - ______ 1. 1974 Ford Torino 1. 1976 Plymouth Fury 2- ltil Plymouths I. 1911 E-Z Pack Garbage Hauler I. 1971 Livestock Trailer I. 1ft4-I0 Torn Ferguson Traffic Roller I. 1964. Barber-Greene Asphalt Spreader I. 1914 Int'l Back Hoe & Loader I- 1965 Fleco Root Rake I- Jay Tamper Vibrator I. 1971 Int'l Utility Tractor 2- 1972 Case Utility Tractors I- John Bean Si-C Rotomist Burner Portable Truck Scales I- Clam Shelasket Drag Buckett (Mend.) 3- Atomaster Jet Heaters 1. 1973 York A. Incinerator 2- 1971 Capture Gun for Dogs 2- McCullogh Chain Saws I Disc? Tires for loader and a lot of scrap Ledger, Index Files, Adding Machines, Calculators. Cash Register, MI-Boy Swivel Chair. Several Types of typewriters plus audio monitoring relay system and call station. 3?) 7 700 339-7020 LONGW000 $225• Alio push mower with I - _____________ ESTIMATES. 6479703 ____ _IJ 'HOuwwlve$Cilqiungs.rvke PIilOflullZSd.fadependable • Ri9ularOrltlmebssis • - ______________ our specialty. Discount prices, Work guarant,ed, Registered, Licensed Contractor, FREE __________________________ ______________________ ___________________________ 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILCY'$ FISH CAMP ON OWNED LOT. $I6,5Q. - '. ROOFING PROBLEMS? w. all types, aio guttering. Rotten wood replac reroots _____________ EXCELLENT TASTE, BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EATiN. KITCHEN, SPLIT AIR £ HEAT. ASKING $73,000. NEAR LAKE MONROE. _______________ Roofing -Hrn*eOssnIi ____ 2 STORY OLDER HOME, COM PLETELY REMODELED IN Palmeft a There will be other qfms added before sate time. SANFORD S ACRES-hors, ______________________ W buy used furniture pasture, stalls & barn. Owner ABOVE GROUND POOL-IS' x FURNITURE & THINGS will hal d mtg. 525,000. 2525 25' with pump I filter, 15oo. uMove. 322-3179. rench 3232222 Sanford 323-6593 BATEMAN REALTY Hotel box springs & mattress $30 ______ Keg. Estale Broker Reel If you're In the busIness of REALTORS a set. Sanford AuctIon 1215 Aye. 3210739 building your busines. .. -use French (1742) 3237340 ultipie Listing Service 2610 Sanford the Classified Ads often. Ihlnk-if Just classified ads ___ ___ Lovely old Cherry Vanity didn't work, there wouldn't be __________ pct. interest to qualified- ___________ Antiques, modern furniture, with mirror Ichair,1150 any! buyers. Ne Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, homes with Call 3230953 ___________________ Diamonds. Bridges Antiques, monthly payments under $2.50. ___________________________ _________________ t Lowdown payments, 322.2207. 3232501 4.rmp,rCjaJ Property 5-Furnitur. _______________________ LDSBORO $100 down, $230 CARPORT WANTED $ Pc. wooden Dinette Sits, table PLUMBING BUSINESS coinme. 3 BR, 18, w-w carpet, gas & .1 chairs, $50 each, Noil's plate w-inventory & real heat, newly refurbished inside CALL 32257$2 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. estate. Call W. Mallcgorw7,ki. _____________________ __________________________ I Out. Large workshop. REALTOR. 3227903, 92 5. of Sanford. 337-1721. $21,700, Call 322-0216. __________________ Cash 322-4132 - B. E. LINK CONST. -- 372.7029 - _______________ UI) ______________ train. Apply in pe,scp* to Philips, Decorating Don & Cleaners, 319 W. 13th $1., $art - avail. Moving to a newer home apartment? Sell'doni needs':. ____ fest wIth i want md. - 3 BDflOOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR, IN LAKE MARY. - ___ ' JUNKCARS & TRUCKS. Same day service _________ - -------___-__--_- Detector for extra depth. Like new. tost $315 new, sell for - 2565 Park whole ball of'wax. Financing ___ Home Rspair& Remodeling ___ • 1. 3320771 ' A C, PS, PB. ster, tilt eel. F" .ond Must sell. 322 1170 ______________________ ____________________________- 339 7070 LONGW000 •_____________________ GARRETT Deep Seeker Metal across from Sano.'a (county). CALL ANYTIME Newrms.kit&bathrernod,iing. Fireplaces. We handle the WILL. HOLD MORTGAGE. OF SANFORD REALTOR ____ 2$-44S.FrsnchAvs. 3324231 _ REMODELING SERVICES UNLIMITED ALL FLORIDA REALTY - - - DZBARY LAKEFRONT - 2 CHRYSLER LaBaron OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCLUDING: BUY JUNK CARS From li0to 550 Call 32? 1671. 322 4460 OFFICEFURNITURE 10 Complete Offices WILSUNMAIERFURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 3723623 ' •vlrv Imanini,.. i...... Lake front! Pool Fireplacel Easy Livin' for $43o3001 Ren'mchlinj - Home Repair __ __________________________ ACRESINSUNLAND.S10,300. Stone Island. 2 acres, cmii prlv., $450 me. 1st, last & - 77-Junk Cars Removed filing cab. & chairs Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 11. 97, So. of Sanfnrd 372 0)21 ' I Orlando 327 1571 Sanford 3710410 OUNTRY LIViNG 3 BR, 26 _______________________ _________________________ BEDr400M, 1½ BATHS. DOU. EXEC. HOME - 21½ with __ - BLE CARPORT WITH 2 family room, au equipped In .. 75-Recreational Vehicles -_-_Apache Camper Ramanda model, sleeps 6. fiberglass module, excellent cond -- trchandise __ 0, 2 NGreen, with Ige Fl R. eat-In kit, patio, w-w carpet, close 10 sChool, shopping & golf course A great buy for $41,000. .Photoiphy Rubulid Condemned S. 0. BALINT 322-0143 Cail)23-lSC9after6p.m. ______ 339 7D?OLONGWOOD Rain Coats . Coats - Ponchoi ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SantordAve. 3225791 _____________________________ _____________________ UST FOR YOU 3 BR, 26 in Tee ________ ________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT 3 BEDROOM House In Sunland Hwy. loWest, Sanford _________________ __ s EIGLE R REALTY floors, BR lofts, fenced yard, in a convenient location, OfllY $32,300. Free Est. _____________________________ ___________________________ dI0atbdul Syrs.exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne liii. 327133% ____________________ ___ _______________________ EveS: 249-3100,322.1909, 323430? -_________________ - ' . istecutive type home,lbdrm., 2 bath, exquisite interior furnishing. $330 par me., 1 mo. Isec. 530-0333, 323-3439 after hours. Tony Coppola __________________________ ___ Algociates, Inc. REALTOR. _____________________ Deputy Clerk PubllIlAprlI3)$.MayI4$Juns2, 1rpent, Palnllng.MaInt. of alitypes, Lic, Bonded '333.4030Insured134319 .BDflOOM, $32,000. SELLER Zoning Commission of Seminole Cwnty wIll hold a public heising in, Room 203 of the Seminole R011 Beck Advertising Director to review, hisr comments end N. French Ave. make recommendations the Board of county Commissioniri Sanford Florida on the above captioned ordinince _____________________ and re09niltg. HAIRDRESSER for progressive Additional information 'flay be shop. Highest commissIon obtained by contacting the Land paid. 640.3136 aft I. DeLand Oeve$OpmintManaginst323.13)0, 736.2247. Ashfor Mr. Roberts. Extension 306. Persons not able to allied the CHOOSE YOUR OWN HOURShealing who'wish to comment on Pert time temporary isige the proposed actions may submIt mint, no sellIng, piece written statstiwsts to the Land Psrfect far rI$irssswhodeslre DsvefopmontOtvislonpriortoth, to suppiement incsme. Reply schaiIed public hienlnq. Persons 10*09, Evening Herald, P.O. appearing at the hearings may Box 1417, Sanford 32771. submit titten statements to be heard orally. , ORDERLIES NEEDED ByorderofttwloardofCosanty Sifter LlVImSCIn$s,ofCassal. CommIssioners of Semlnoli berry. 339.3003. Call for ap. County. Florida. . pQ)ntm.nt. Arthur H. Sckwifti jr. TO THE HOUSEWIFE WITH Clerk lo the aoerd SILLS TO PAY-Wqhav, a County Commiss1onss position apse that will enable Seminole County iorios - clComo,s CROCETT PECIAL3BR, lB,2tory home in historic section of Longwoodl Eat in kit, wood .-------_____________________________ WE ARE CONCERNED " ______________________ ,. I just $37,000. Huii Ihins . Dell's Auction Center OFFICEFURNITURE - lOComple$eOfflces 3397O7OLONGW000 Only $110,030. CAl CC broidery items. Boxes of new materialof all kinds plus some fine Glass & Collectors items. Germany Etc - 339-7020 LONGW000 scr porch & huge back yard, Trent PaInt ng IRepair lnterior& Exterior Boarding Kennels. Inside I outsid, screened njf%5. floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating fans. Alse Air condItIoned cages. We cater to your pets. 322.5157. - - Developmen$lnv.stment 7 - 2. 1914 Ford Mavericks- . 1. 1973 Plymouth Fury Ill I- 1973 Jeep Commando I. 1973 Dodge Polara S. W. I- 1974 Plymouth Fury Ill 5- 1916 Dodge Monacos I. 1977 Dodge Monaco 9- 1970 Dodge Mónacos 1-1966 Ford Flatbed 1- 1971 Ford Crew Cab 7. 1973 Ford Dump Trucks I- 1972 Ford Tractor 3- 1974 Ford Di.m-sp Trucks 1- 1977 Ford 9000 Tractor 1.. 4974 Ford 10 CY. Dump Truck I- 1974 Dodge Pickup I- 1SS GMC Truck 1- iftI GMC Tractor w-Luthin Tanker I- 95$ Dodge Truck I- 1912 Bean Ford Pumper I 1973 Ford Torino I 1913 Ford Maverick E Z Pack Refuse Trailers - _________ 40 Complete Offices ____________________________ _. . . - . SUPER 3 BR, 2 B home with Ig 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 40*196 ______________ Animal Haven Grooming SCENIC BEAUTY 4+ Acres on the Weklva. Only siio.ox. _____________________ - - - - ---------- ______________________ People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices ____________ 5.41,900. decorative fireplaces (in. stalled). Call John )3lQ37, free estimates, Painting & Repair ___________________ _______________________ _____________ • ' ,:,,,,, Further, the PlannIng and - .. 5 ACRES WITH STOCKED CATFISH POND, GENEVA AREA. $21,000. corner tots, country eat.in kit, OR, wood floors, utility shed, paneling & morel Yours for , 30SareacallcolIed FIREPLACE. Plenty of -_.._-_-parking for trucks I equip. _________________________________ Groomlng& Boarding mint. Income from mobile __________________________ _____________________ ces adjacent. $ iCti only Largekitchen. Nopets, Section ii, TownshIp 20, Range 30, great future for a self. less the West 309.91 feet, and as, lass the North 10 feet for read starter. Previous sales right.of.way. Consisting Of N.7C experience required. acres MOL. (Further described at Salary pfvs commis. Lake Mary Boulevard, op. sion with N(l company proxImately ½ mile East of 1.4.) benefIts. Apply In pr• (DISTRICT No. 2) Application has been made by SOfl to; ,.. - •. WELISTANDSELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORDARgA CHIA, w-w carpet, din, area 0. exterior, - tommerclaj. COUNTRY ATMOSPHER C CLOSE IN-). Bdrm, 2 baths, _______ Adults _____________ Only. $317164 PRESERVATION TO COM. MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE An aggressIve $&ESOF REZONINO FROM A.1 PeISOn Is needed for AGRICULTURE TO C.2 RETAIL COMMERCIAL. . sales and service of The North'~ of the NE new advertisers, A ___________ TheKlngoflheRock Otiy $34000• NEEDED Old' Backyard Cars. for JUNK & RECONDITION 322 1379 60 A-BusIness Equip REALTORS 85 ACRES PINE & CYPRESS..__________________________ 5O-4,'dscellafleOus for Sale __________________________ - JUST LISTED I BR. l " SPARKLING POPCORN CEILINGS T 8'J STONE CO; . Excellent condition I terms. SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. DIU'lIS Fireplaces _________________________ DON'T BUY-INVEST tsr furnished. 322-0ll. across from the Health Dept. Will buy 1st & 2nd morlgates We also make Real Estate 8. Business loans, Florida • Mortoae Investment 1101 E Robinson, Orlando, 1272976 GOLF COURSE LOT OVER LOOKING POND IN SANFORD. $7O,o. OLD WINTER PARK 3 BR, 2., 8.2 story custom built home on L.ke KnowleS, extras In I dude spiral slaircase, balcony, library & Fl R,, brick FP, cedar sIding & much more. Your dream home for $151,500. - staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best.$625592 - 10 Acres for only 122,500. Plenty of trees, high I dry. _____________ 912 French Ave. PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSITY R!SIDENTIAL i_I FACIA B0ARO $79.00 __________________________ IT'SASTEALI ________________________ BY ORDER OF SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSION, THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PURCHASING DEPARTMENT WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, THE 17TH OF MAY, 1900, BEGINNING AT 10:00 A,M. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS DECLARED SURPLUS, Conns, Wurtitizers. Kimball mont 327 5990 Swingers All in A 1 top con -_________________________ _________________________ billon Priced Irom 5180, In cluding bench & delivery 78-Mutorcyrls Cannon Music Co., Longwood ----__Village Shopping Center, SR 431. I block E of II 3395900. 'iS HONDA CBIOOF Sports-I cy1-, excellent cond. Retails 51,100 BUT Must Sell! 3272171 60-Office Supphes ________ or 32? 0699 after 68. weekends. - ----_____ AOK TIRE 3777450 OFFICE FURNITURE NEW TIRES$19 590. UP l0CompleteOtfices - 3ll3FrenchAve. Sanford 3)9 7O7OLONGW000 OFFICE FURNITURE FURN.APT.-1 Bdrm necessary. Further details a specIfic land use amendment to available by calling 323-4330, Ext. the Seminole County Corn. 304. prehenslve Plan, Ordinance Boardof County CommIssioners and rezonlng of the described -- (YOURCHOICE) lung in repainting, mt. & ext., Sanford Ave. 323-3301, _______________________ 4 Room turn garage apt., screened porch, garage I wa AAA EMPLOYMENT orally. Hsaringsmaybecantlnued 10, 1900 at 1;OO P.M., or as soon SemInole County, Flollda By Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk - PAINT BRAND Drapes, Upholstery opping. - VOLUSIA COUNTY. $1,000 ______________________ location. Close to schoots I JUST MAKE PAYMINTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 0344605 (Del"r) I _ Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305 323 _______________________ ._----_ 47'.A--W.rtgages Bought &Sold - -- - - -- STENSTROIv1 B ACRES LAKEFRONT IN 423-32 PATIOS-SIDEWALKS All work guaranteed 8. includes DRIVEWAYS scraping I mildew removal, 322-0345 after6 _______________________ _______________________ KELLCO PAINTING 1_LicensedlReasonable,Quallty ssing _____________ 417-0$ Free Est. _______________________ See Jimmie Cowan 1971CHRYSLFRI000P Gcid Cgnditiop, 1500 Call 322 3129 '75 PIN TO WAGON 5550 373 7831 AC, AM FM, w 0 track, 6000 miles 15,800 377 5670 plete. 4 drawer chest, all kinds 2927 Hwy. 17 97 59 Musical LAKE HANEY. 379w r REALTY - required to serve a copy of your IS" W 323.000 if, thence run N 00 written defenses to It, if any, on AIDES WANTED 34 W 102.14211 to Poe. PublIsh: May IL 23, 30 I June 6, Sanford,studioor I berm. eg Better Living Center 1900 All alec. Adults only, CARROLl. BURKE. Attorney for Said parcel contains 0.321 acres, DEW-li ______________________ Petitioner, whose address is 612 moleorlesa. Further described as Of Casselberry. 339-5002 nopets.S165,up.023-$019 ._ Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, $octpd at the SW corner of the . Machlnlsiiiper' will trim. - _________________________ Sanford, Florida, and file the SANFORD COURT of Sanford, (DIII. 1) Apply In person Richies VW, I origInal with the Clerk of Circuit NowAvailablel This public hearIng be held SEMINOLE COUNTY mlN.of43-4on17-92. Court,pn or before the 30th day of in Room 20) of thewill Seminole Quiet "Watt.WIse" certified BOARD OP COUNTY May,A.D. l9l0olherwiseadsfault County Courthouse, Sanford, energy efficient studio & 1 RN full tIme, 0.4 shIft, Apply In COMMISSIONIRS __________________________ relid demanded in the Petition. Including attic storage. 330 s. Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvllle PM,., or as soon thereafter as HUARING WITNESS my hand and off iclal _________________________ _______________ of sewing, weaving and em WANTED TO BUY'-Homes in -- the City of Sanford for rehabilitatlonproject. Will pay TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE - *i'4 3317079att5 - Sanford, Fia, 32771 - 47-Real Estate Wanted ' SANFORD COUNTRY ROAD. 52.500 EACH . stereo, A C. Sunroof Excel. cond Best offer above ti.000. Call after 5 00. 322 1159. Hwy.92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at8 p.m It'S ttieonly one in Florida. YOU set _______ Draperies, Sm Office Type ___________________________ - WOODED LOTS IN SOUTH - DELTONA. $28,250. 201S.PaqkAv,. 3234309 __ -.. COUNTRY ROAD NEAR _______________________ dissolution of marriage has been the run S 00 digs 15' 24" C Statutes 1957. Clerk of Circuit Court FreeEst. CLEARED a ______________________ - Alum Glider & Chair, Hide A Beds, Chairs, T V s Steren, Bicycles, a lot of new hard. ______ _______ Property --.. ________________________ 1959 CHRIS CRAFT 33'. twin 6 cyl. engines, needs work. Now - In water; good lIve aoar. Comm'ciI or Industrjai Property. S acres with house. 53.300 Cash or trade 327 095& ____________________ Will sell all or part. On Hwy ROBSON MARINE 427. Call 3395717, _____________________________ 2' i- ACRES, TALL PINE ON for Senior-Citizens. OWAITNEY JEWELER equipped, Florida rm, ww ___________ Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. I' PaInting carpet, all for $45,900. A Must with - Clod Repair ____________________ LOVELY 3 Acre Homesite Respondent Special Exception to permit 32007, Seminole County, Florida NOTICEOFACTION ______________________________ - $13,500. ___________ __________ _______________________ __________________________ _______________________ TO: construction and operatIon Of under the fIctitious name of CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN 31-Apartments Furnished pathologIcal Incinerator on the GOLDENROD REAL ESTATE, HANK JAMES WILLIAMS WEHANDLERENTALS ADS. READ I USE THEM followIng- described property: RESIDENCE UNKNOWN - .1 to register said ______________________ OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS LAST KNOWN MAILING Coenmenceat SWcorn.rOf SiCtIOfl name with the Clerk of the Circuit RESULTS. BACK TO NATURE 16-19.30, run N 09 digs 53' 13" C Court, SemlnoleCounfy, Florida in For appointment call ADDRESS: UNKNOWN I Bdrm, 2 baths, log home. Has 373-2920 YOU. ARE 95.011Ilfora POB,tttence run N 00 accordance with the provisions of MATURE LADY-Required for FIREPLACE, Central H&A, + HEREBY- degsl3'21"W56.$51ft,thsncerun the FictItious Name Statutes, To. 2 acres to expend on. pert.time housekeeping duties Furn. Apt. forSr. Citizen seal on this the 23rd day of April, AD. 1950. discount Special 10 Neworrepalr,Ieakyshower$ojjj. trees, central H&A, kitchen SANDALWOOD VILLAS-i Bdrm, 2 bath, Washer I. Dryer inapt. $325mo.I$325 dip. 295-. 7766,611.4530. - items 70 VW RABBIT-I spd. AM FM DAYTONA AUTO AUCT ION _____________________________ * AUCTION SALE * GARAGE SALE: Multi Fumily. 901 Cherokee CIrcle. Sunland Estates. Sat from 0 till S. ________ -_- - - _______ GARAGE SALE. Sat. SI? from 9 a-rn. to 7 p.m. 609 Pearl Rd., brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1-000-430- for Sale --- __________________________ '76 FORD F -100 PickupExcellent cond. 52,650 or best 339-7070 LONGWOOD PORCH SALE 402 Colonial Way (72nd off French), Saturday 17 from 9 to or call today for free listing ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT' • VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH Service. Roof CoatIng 5O,titay _______________________ specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 069-3362 CHOICE 2 bdrm,. Like new, Room for nIce garden plus Mariner'sVilIao. a. ifl- sursncs. Apply AMP Powerboat Div 1143 30th St. Sanford Airport 322.7100. Equai Opportunity Employer FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 76(j3B .g Adjustment In Denying • Citrus Avenue, Orlando, Florida 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY. &(I.3l-$Q) Call Sanford. ceilent company benefits, 10 - . idle ----- ' - F RI, 7:30 P.M. and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write 20 ACRES NEAR AIRPORT 180.000 TERMS AVAILABLE Classified Ad. Call a friendly taker at 327 2611or 831 9993. ______- MobfleHonie Service -. G&JMOBlLE HOME RiPAIR LAKEFRONTRETIREMENT 1 BR-%209 up. Pool. Adults OQj) on Lake AdS. Just So. of Sell D&HLAWNCARESERVICE Free Estimales 323611$ MEINTZER TILE Auumption, VA 'elease. Inboardoutboard. . BOAW' ASSEMBLERS & Assembler exp. in cruisers, _______________________ 80-Autos ---- 80-Autos 1979 DODGE STUMPY 1 Wheel I - 2S3i1 br further details. Drive 6 Cyl , std . 13.000 miles In the good ole Sum Aknq 55.500 Call 321 0732 mertime it' a great time to sell something with a 21' MONITOR Travel Traler-Classified Ad Just dial 322 Sleeps 6. self contained. 2 way 7611 Ot 8)1 9993 for a elec or gas 3221006 quickresults ad, - OFFICE FURNITURE ---_________________________ _____________________________ -._ 117.900 GOOD TERMS. 339-0509 339050$ , . - ______ _____ ________________________ _________________________ . S. _____ _____ 72-Auction ___________________________ ACRES - --- 19-Trucks.TrajIe - ______ property from 1300 per acre your lot 01 our lot. . 1 WOODED $27,500. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medelinc.,Realtor4143013 2'. ACRES-PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN 117.500 Make room in your attic, garage.- ' MOwing,Edging,e$c. 1 Time, Vacation or all season 377-0240 _____________________ REALTORS, perlenced with inboard 8., _____________________________ ____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLYHarr1CtI'iBeauty ______________________________ NOOk 519E.lstSt.,322-5712 watering, quiet area, cony, to shopping. Only $44,500. Low 701 Bldg. E.AitamonteDr. Low Down Payment _- 1g. 1 BR, C H&A, W.D, walk-in Sr., PASTURE NEAR AIR PORT VA-F HA.235.Con Home 2O14GRANDVIEW CarpstClearthig- LARGE older home in beoutiful _________________________ ioCation.Glantsizeoak5haded beck yard. $.1l,tOO FHA-VA or ANDY'S CAR PET CEANiNp Assumption. Call Todayl SPeciáIRatesiorComplexs FreeEstlmates 24hr 611 BRIARCLIFFE 030-0010 REMODELED lovely 3 berm, 2 _______________________ bath, prefect retirement Cararr4àfl1s - location, fenced yard. well for --______ liclent 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. 1220. 8-41-7883. 21 4 REALTORS Bulldozing, Clearing, aackhoe Service. Ditches, culverts, ponds. Call 031-2093. Wise" certified energy ef . seafood, vegetables, all types of noodles. Soups and other food Stuff, according to the Hunan Cuisine for consijmption in the restaurant. Salary$23lforlohoursperwk + 2 meals a day. Exp. required ninimum '2 yrs. Apply at Florida Employment SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD - . Land Clearing _______________________ •s INC. .. ------ These are a few of over 7G30 listings. We have all types of too far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced 117,300 With terms to fit your budget. ____________ _______ .- Lake Mary-2 BR, near 5CC., Iovely lot. Owner will hold mortgage. s30,, - ------____________________ _. 2ôl9Orlando Dr. Ph 3220352 TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orlg. 1493.75. Bal- $113.16or $17 mo. Agent 339 0386. assume loan. LiC REAL ESTATE BrOker today. $43,900. ' Cintral Temp wIll service AC's, refrIg,treezers,wat,rcoe,., misc. Call 323.7164 ____________________ • ' BeautyCare kitchen enulppid, single car garage, fenced yard. Only $32,500. FHA-VA or Asaump. tion. Won't lastI -._.. Batt I blown, fIberglas & rock wool. New or old homes. CUSTOM IN3ULATIONO. 32311030,' 034-1221 Free est. Jotsi Young Pkway. 293-6011. _____ _____ the people about it with a -" dishes, camera & CB. Classlf led Ad in the Herald. S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area, CHEROKEE LAND CO. 322-2611; $31 BIG YARD SALE terms. Call W. Mallczowski, Sat, maybe Sun. No sales betore P0. BOX 163 REALTOR,322.7983. Longwood-.Lovely 3 BR, 1'.' B. 0 30 a.m $00 Mellonville Ave Murphy,NorthCarolina "'like new. Owner wifl hold INVEST IN YOUR - OWN S _________________________ --_____ _________ Insulation _________________________ ________________________ tractive 3 bdrm. 1½ beth, SANFORD COURTS Now avallablel Reduce your living cost by residing in one of our "Watt- - Reconditioned room A-C's 4 to 30,000 BTU's. 9day 'guar. Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, 245 Inc REALTOR, MLS - pets. 3226771 WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK. Must be able to prepare, . Mr 30-Apartments Unfurnisl'd 323-5774 Day or Night __. 2Bedroom,l8ath,CentralHIA, OWNER MOVING convenient location. sns rno. ANXIOUS to sell S yr. old at + security. No children or Sanford Airport. weekly rates. Reas. 319.5910, DEW-SI - Harold Hall Realty RUN EAST APPROXIMATELY recorded In the public records of . with a classified ad. by calling __________________________ - ___________________________ H. Ernest MORRIS Frlday,Mayl&iflO-4A __________________ _______________ ft.. central A&H, ready to move into, 55,900 Call 831-2933 - Crank Construction & Realt REALTOR •_•_•_; ________________________ port from C am. to 3 p.m. - 12x5.4 .REALTY WORLD. ______________________________ 834.8200 ___________________________ _______________________ __________________________ Building No. 3, Sanford Air-' they going to know? Tell them REALTORS 2ilOSanfordAve. - $306061 For more information call 321 0220 Sat. 8. Sun. Call Sanford 321.0500. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT jDS. 322. 7611 or 031.9993. FEET TO THE EAST RIGHT - OF . 323.7832 Eves.322.0417,fl,.1367 207 E.2Sth$t. - - bdrm, Zoned commercIal 1.41,900. crease. Mid 120's on your lot. R.Luettthau,l34MargoLane, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: _ described property, towit: Longwcod, Fl. 3ns0. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST -__-i_1.CORNER OF SECTION 20, by the City Council of the City of Why bi Lonely? Write: "Get A - HOUSEKEEPER-Executive, - - EAST. RUN NORTH 00 DEGS 11" FlorIda, that the City of ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. Ci working cond. Mrs. f:30 t'y proposes to ClOSe. tsr, Fl. 3351$. 45" WEST 120 FEET TO THE ' am. to 4 p.m. Apply 400 Lake POINT OF BEGINNING, RUN vacate and abandon the following ' EmmaRd.,LakeMary,' WEST APPROXIMATELY 120 descrIbed easement, to wit: WANTED: Ride to Altamonte TM South 1½ feet of that csr Mail. Temporarily. Call 322. 'TABLE SAW Operatorp (3) •_5051,pref.r lady. - -- WAY LINE OF THUNDER tam 15 feet utility easement alOng __________________________ Needed for cabinet mtø $tcp. NOrth Pi9ifIy IInof Lot'2. TRAIL.RUNNORTHo6PEETTO -- Apply Gentry Mfg. Co., THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY ~s,& HOUSES ToShMe 2 DUPLEX PLUS vacant lot; •.. ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 614 $126 Good Used TV's, 175&up finish it tin. s miles from -- right party. Also 73 Delmar 2 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE 'NUMBER IS 322-2411. ' , EXPANDABLE HOME CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Uniqt4e "Master-Plan Plus" 2 Bedroom home whIch can ____________ . ____________ ____________ '76, ,4ONDA Super Sport , Windjammer, laring, crash bars, chrome headers, new tires. oaraaa keot 57.350 Appralsed 52.500 377 1005 - -_______ 345105 ____________________________ ---.-RUTH ROSSI "'A . 18-Help & FAMILY. . , •, ,, ------------• Spare or part.flme sales help _______________________________ 3-CemetenesLi" • wanted. Workout of your own _________________________ home, sit your own hours. -EXCELLENT INC,QME, NO 2 Choice Lots in nicest s.ttbon, . - INVESTMENT. Fringe each. CaII$62-1244. the following rights-of.way or ORDINANCE CLOSING, company-car, retirement plan drainage easement running VACATING AND ABANDONING ••• - w buy old class rings & silver coins Top dollac paid Call Jim, 323 ieee WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURçS. Jenkins Furni Used tbl model color TV's all rkin9 95 10 to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 322-0771. - carpet, central A 8. H. 17,000, j 5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 78otorcycs to Buy wE' BUY FURN. &,APPL. lpc.orhouseful 2lhrs. 3397070 ---------- ----- MOUNTAIN CABIN With fireplace. Dandy garden spot. This Is a handyman special - because it iS not finished in. side, rough wired & plumbing; completed. Water and the outside Is completed. Large deck overlooking mountains, 73 Beach Town House 71*36 ft.. 2 NICE 3 BDRM. 1' bath, CH&A, . _______ ______________ • Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with - a want ad. Call 322-2611. __________________________ 3 BR, 18, with 2 BR, lB Mobile home rental, on 2 ac res. - Se ur beul new ROAf . - 23.9 Cu. ft. Freezer, 2150. Cash, firm. Selling due to death in family. 322 9051. Sell by App?. 71 ACRES - Located 4 miles from Murphy. as I lane hwy. frontage. Small stream, g access, dandy bldg. sites. 59,500. 11,500 down assume ____ 42-4AobiIe HOflS -finance. 171,950 -- dowg makes you the new owner. ______________________________ 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 ______ __________________________ -- • - ' 68-Wanted Push button controls, has Still in Warranty. Originally 449, assume ments of $21 mo. Agent 339. MOUNTAINS .-. ' 2-I NEW CARPET & paint. . ;.: . NORTH CAROLINA. available $31,000. 1000 Winter Park, FL 32190. County. Florida, at 7:00 ocI That the parties Interested in p.m. on the 10th day of June, AD.. 1900, in the County Corn. said businu enterprise are as follows: missioners' Meting Room at s Clyde C. Rice, Jr. CLU County Courthouse in Sanford, James H. Stelling Florida, will hold a Public Hearing Dated at WInter Park, Orange toconsiderandd,f,rminewheiher or not the County will vacate, County, Florida, April 22, 1900 abandon, discontinue, close, PubIlshApr.25&May2,9,14,1 rsnounceanddisclalmanyrightof DEUllO S .. • . • MICROWAVE . ANARCHITECTGOT HIS START HERE-WHY NOT YOU? Don't rr.lss this unique op. portunity! 3 Bdrms, bath, den, screened Porch & fireplace In ve & attention. 322-3467. - •. . ________________________ ________________________ _______________________ ________________________ ______________ ______________ _________________________ - . CUTE LITTLE HOUSE FOR MAN& HIS S,Pou bath CONDO-2 Bdrm, 2 bath, pool, Immaculate 2 Bdr S1S,000down & Owner will hold home, fenced yard. large balance for 15 yegrs. • rate. 132.000. -. MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. 3 BR, 28, Farn. Rm., Din Km. REALTORS, MLS REALTY • 3 dEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and vs-lI. 234.000. W. Garnett White. Broker 232,7 - TheTlmeTestedFirm Reg. Real Estate Broker 9 3226123 flON. Park Ave. ASSOCIATE, INC. ROBBIE'S REALTOR MLS -- mtg. No qualifying. $27,SQO FRICKE & FRICKE • ____________________ L UPiWORTH REALTY fl361 eves. 322 653or 3'3 cii, ea/t St - 52ppIiances State. - Property - Mayfair Country ClubI -. FAST FOOD Restaurant on major hwy. Fully equipped. $5OQ-,o. lease or sell 149.900. Termt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322-79fl. -- -. LOCH ARBOR A Builder's own qualfly home. 3 or 4 Bdrm, beautIful pool 8. _____________________ _________________________ - ERA HELP WANTED- Woman or Couple to live in. Must be able to qrlve.-Rterences. 322-14 or 322-7425. . - . _____________________________________ •- ______________ ______ VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. . 1', acre Unrec. Flat. Lake Jessup Heights. $10,. ___________________________ - ___________________________ - Noon The - . ______________________________________ ..--- .• i. . .-- _____ ____ . ____ ____________ _____ ______________ - _____- _______________ mowing done on reg. basis. Good pay, 'lwm _____________________ mer avaIlable. 349-3641. ______________________ Wanted Lawn ___________________________ "-s - , - . ___________________ 41-Houses DUPLEX- 1 BR, I Bath each. Recently remodeled. Pine __________________________ ,', notice, the fictitious name, to.wit: I ____ BUSINESS- 1 Storj' com merical building w-partiticn. Saord Avenue. 115.000. ' - ___ HOME5BR, 3t2St • 7 Lots Fenced Yard, 17Th Street, Sanford. Call for DeeDs. Ground floor, poolside Condo. , apt. Sleeps 4. Envoy best time - of yr. at preseason rates. Compute. Availableult May 23. Call for dstai!s. 441.25.59. • - 41-Houses ___________________ NEW SMYRt4A ON BEACK-. . 41-Houses ___________________________________ ___________________ ______________________ 2 BDM,Tffi cond all kit. appliances. $300 'no. 4 5300 S.C. de5tt. ____________________ ASSEMBLERS Positions flow oPen tOt yoducllon carpenters helpeis *lth nations largest producer . of factory built modular housing. çarpen?ry ex. necessary. Apply Cardinal • Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San. 'rd Ave., Sanford, Fl. No Dtune calls. Equal Op. • -. - 4noiums ________________ Legal Notice ADS . _________________.-..-. _______________________ CLASSIF •. , . . S. • FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER Notice is hereby given that I am FICTITIOUSPSAMESTATUTI engag.dinbuslfl.s$af$0W.fl,h Notice is hereby given that Street, Sanford, Florida, nni. underslgn,d., pursuant to the Seminole County, Florida under "Fictitious W&m.-, Statute", Chapter the fIctitious name of CARL'S tor Statutes, MARXET, and that intend to will register with the Clerk of the register said name with the Clerk Circuit Court, In and for Semino4e of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of County, Florida in acCordance • ' a - . . '. -. - ' . I •• --- - - . - . .-' $A-EvsRIngHerald,S.nford,Fl. ti •i. S - Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broker P.O. Box 1328 S RAIN OR-SHINE _____ _____ - • • Longwood, FIa. 32750 AUCTION UNDER TENT _____- _____ • _____ ON PROPERTY - _____ - I - �I - I --.. •• I - -- - -. I - ---I. -- -- / .4 - - - - - - 1 -- - . r r - - •. ' .P. - - - - - 1IA—Evening Herald, S.efsrd, FL • —9.-.--- - - BLONDIE ,_,.._ - -. Friday, May W Chic Young by - - - - - 46 Ruidui Answerto * 14 Barometer Ir 1 Ii 15 5$ Forward r iwo I Si I. BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker tA YEAH, VC PON'T WAVE TO 15 THAT Z9R0 UP THERE RAINTINS THE FLAGPCILEI~ VLrJ OHIO W14Y NOTE 141, - ECAUSE B O MP ZEEROO/ fo IM, IR - - - - 1 J 1 1' jJ na 23LosAnQiui Christian Anderson 26 Oversight 44 Womans name 46HugI' 7 28 Being *L) Ant1prohibl- 30 Bonds under 2 13 4 f 14 I — to by Art.Sanso M t7 r , - - - -:77 - - - - - - r - - - - - - 4 22 MPJWA 9hom""u. to VlIVW. . . • . • . •• — - • Dr • • '•• • • - • • Lam b • .• • - • - -I. •• • , - and Inderal line 4 - Friday, May 16, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA 7`hst amount of weight loss also will decrease your could greatly improve your exercise tolerance. you m gh So it looks heart condition 37 A - 40 53 b Bob Montana I INK HAT 00 YOU WHAT THINK DAD DAIDDY1 ITS ?C THE (i DIDN'T THIIl( W \ A THE W 7WOUTRAGEWS. IT'S OUT AGEOUS, ICA %V4 • I I PRQM I 1 - . ((C.#1 • U • . __________________ V "H9P (( EEK & MEEK * •. •• I - • I W : wr I WELL FOR CNEThPI&, \ I t USEP 100 MUCH (\5BR%C I WN LAUNMY I - 0 a ___ b . - 1 ________ i \ I,2' / i :: : ::BUGS BUNNY • ('p.—' ___ . • - -._.._ I • . • - 60 AHW, OPON rr, HONEY. y. . -- Z1111 " W. JUe o ,% W4AT IVE ALWAYS * - - T * - •• not the quantity. Lessens you've learned from TAURUS (April 20-May ) experience will be used wisely Do more listening than today. Mistakes you've made talking If you're around previously are not opt to be parsons who have something repeated. worthwhile to SAY. What you SAGT1'rARIU$ (Nov. 23bear you'll late' find useful. Dec. 21) In busiriesi or Find out me 01 what lies commercial matters your Shedd *for you In the year litthctsazeasltadethirper, following your birthday by than usualtoday Follow your t a sawing fe' yor copy of stro-gra Latter. Mail $1 profit. ' for each to Aitro-Graph, Box CAPRICORN (Dec., 22.Jmn. 4I9,Rdi0(tySt&UOit,N.Y. l9) Your diptcmscy and tac 1lL Be Mn to specify birth' we ) greatest SUII With iew. frIe matiom could GEMINI (May 21-June prove tsety will net tave a 7ous your effort. on ""ce sltnetitiatoouldslar, AQUARIUS (Jan. 3D-Feb. your financial 19) L nod wise onatr%EUv.M$ps immediate attettlon should - -• - -- by Stoffel & H.ImdahI A ON&CARWr ONO. WANOrEP — Declarer ducked the heart I s Jack with the queen. At 4K J 5 WW EAST $ 410754 )($733 J$4 •AJ3 +Q10542 trick two South led a spade to North's king The lO'idiamoods was then covered b, • L'i - Now Mark found the only • •1 e knew that declarer had the • K 542 10 of hearts because East had played the Jack at trick one. U east had both the Jack and 10, he would have played the lower of his touching honors. Mark decided that If South had begun wlthezactlyQlO doubleton harts he could 'mother South's remaining heart honor. Consequent' Mark played the king oi hurtS It didn't matter if •A73 Vulnerable Neither • ast * Nsrth on • 3 NT Zest South I NT Pm Pan • - - you can now tab. be given priority today. You'll Openlnglead.3 CANCER (June 21-July 22)- have no peace 01 mind if you You have the gift to tab' it01f,work that nsedadgng. declarer ducked or not. Mark's Jack of diamonds was p of 5jhfl5 and get PISCF (Feb. 3D-MIrth 20) the ent to W established them POPK PUL You don' t need a lit at P009111 BY 08wam J Y heart sU7 1 bow how to handle Am around you today to wid Ain Solstag withellt stepping an WIY tft& thoroughly enjoy yourself. A If you need a particular and the operAngholding to defeat a contract, LBO (July WAug. 33) secluded rendezvous with, lud The wei bidding virtually automat. play for it. Gosh ftn but be Wit" Your spe" pK= offas, Ic. most PlaI UPW Seeing (NEWAPER ENMPRISE ASSN.) today by operating in a mom switement than a Iwlp a strong hand appear in the r''r so as not to can too vowd. dummy, lose interest in the much attention to Yourself. Go ARI (Mardi 1-April 19) contract and hope for a about your business as Normaflyyou're atgofngandcof IN* th the future. unobinalvely pobh. it. TOIISJ, , West. Mark Molson of VOM (Aug. X14apt. 12) could be surprisingy, bm' mot MO13trI one oftournament Canada's TrWn& Wpdds you Wday. pwwmW if I you Id little mwwul IOSS-3424u* Thsyknow your concern Is ratlonegsttoyou. playersdldn'tthlnk about the cc UN •1I -b7L _____ the queen and king and Mar won the ace. • - - breaking the;me contract and found an Je antsolution. Noam •K 3 - - feture He concentrated on • -- - - -. other soybean milk substitute that you could find in the • _______ ' 56 - • ' byEd Bulllvsn' 1 - scosintsecu. The quality of brAllate, the relaidonaldpe Is - 'PRISCILLA'S POP YOU MAKE - * - BRIDGE ____ - - 11. - - __________________ ., - Complete Week's TV listings -' • 'V 54 - I - - -* YOU -- ••* - - - : • ____ •1 . Herald - - FRANK AND ERNEST - Getting the bull Into the hoie has been a popular, but frustrating past time for 500 years. For •. - • I X 4 LOo ____ . 5 C ' -: SOUP OF THE byJbThaves - -• -. • 4- '• .• . ___I • -•- ANNIE U . ___• .. -- Y1Rë THEY L1Pt1*X 1F ITg,E.yg tllDII4,p&,7 I moce xio Dcifr ps.ug.. o US.. A SUISI! IL :- 1!HEAR - RIEIIHLE.LgO,fTl WAPMENN TNI6HT?_I 0HT(YRE L) , ITHEGTRf$I LA$IHE ThEIIPWPLE WHO AiN'T SAFE, I FOR THE P4%T OH 9FjH' THP*6 CRIME RATE VCI1NG mArg g 'i - - • -. - 4 ( E'__ 15 4 '..i• , . a ..,.', . ______ ___ ________• _______ ar-I'- •1' - - ________ mea l -. • TUMBLE WEEDS W imucam-MIM)POwl --MEM Wil TASlY . •. - 4, - by T. UNKL1Y ' 94 fty$n •HMMMI. - ________________ 9 ZOONIES - • - - - - ..L - by Craig Leggeft -A FARTAL OVER SAW WE., -- Photo by Tom N.ts.I - - - — - - ( GETT1N TO 6E. A GROWN-UP —— 512' * O — r 60 ceuheeIght. The second, I'm sending )'OU The Health the hills to climb and the Latter number 4-7, Weight third, the decreased available Losing ft does include ygI1sog you milk in it because I would like 7U Health Letter number 2. for you to get your calcium, 10, H Attack MyocarI'm not we why you can't dial Infarction and Angina drink milk but you couldto give you a better substitute ProSobee or some idea of what them disorders H ROSCOPE MO EFR)Z)MEflf iEJA1 .J L. siw ( —— YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ( infant section of the grocery Since you can't exercise store. They'll contain more much, you'll have to do most calories than fortified skim of your weight reduction milk because they do contain through diet. You might try By BERNICE BEDE OSOL a certain amount of vegetable some indoor exercises. As fat. So you might want to soon as the weight really . .. decrease the quantity that's Lglnstogo down and you can For Saturday May 17, 1980 on the diet alittiebit, add light exercises such as Other readers who want this walking that will help you do issue can send 75 cents with a better on your weight control genuine. Your sincerity In 1ng, stamped, !f4dfreue(1 Obvjoy, you are going, to YOUR BIRThDA' 17, INS dealing with their problems envelope for it. Send your have to au back on the This coming year you are will not be readily forgotten. request to me, in care of this calories enough to get results. apt to be more content with a UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) It small group of intimate will not beeuytoavoldbeing friends with whom you have the center, of attention today. rnth In common than you You ll handle -yotrlf In a will with a large circle of way others will want to by Howl. SchneIder 5AL)CUKf-1 IS GO(kJG Vi 46 47 48 - - ° '1 foryo Y Important being all that ex. -, I 4.... TH6 eADO&) THIS % =ke1: - 161 _____ - I - - 1 I • • t I U1 55 I ____ — == - NO ThE GOWPJ THE PRIC0.0 — • - r2 r T' • 0—ft'"VI M l%fl 25 27 128 25 33 _____________________ _____________ of weight. A woman of your is but if yqu're higher than height could probaWy"weigh 5,000 -feet, the decreased 50 pmmds lea than you do. available oxygen in the air 31 t o _______ 3 24. 20 ( /)7 p V yourself is to lose a great deal what altitude your new home aft"DOP5 Wr • - situation. Walking up hill always requires more effort. Nitroglycerine and Valium. 'Angina is more apt to occur in anything I could do. I get very a person who has coronary artery disease when he's depressed about this. walking uphill. DEAR READER Obviously, the most im. The other important point is J - portant thing you could do for the altitude. You didn't say at take 5 6 - - the (10 muchw Ifeel hills give me ched pain. • better if I lose weight. I used to walk in the other place we newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, lived. Mw doctor'said I should Radio City Station, New York, keep my weight down but I NY 10019. was also intrigued by your can't do any exercise. Could you please tell me what I conunint that* you had to could do? I tried some of the move to the mountains. There dicta bit I can't cfrmnk milk so are two ways that this could I stop and I gain again. I'm 5 make Y6ur angina more -feet 7 sInd weigh 193 pounds. I difficult in Your- Particular continent II THE BORN LOSER - -- * csreforllyeara. We moved to the mountalis and I can't N1I DA 0 L - - DEAR DR. LAMB - I have and had one beat about nine ye= ago. ___ 0 n -- . Weght oss Key To- Improve. 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S . $ a. - - a ______- :.__T -____ - .a . _ * - - * . .- - ': iT .?. . -' ' ." • Ab --'- ;—-'---- ----- = ---- " * ____ - -TLL ______ - . a 0• ___ — p __._:--'--•.:: - __ - - !4s. . d. - - 4 - - .-. r :. - 4 * - -. . - i'•_:i. ., - S . - -- - -- ____ - — 4•S48_ . .'- - * -- 01 - 8 __ -. p - j . - V 8 - S S • '-p - . . - .- ( a -. 4 • 4 "WO M, Sanford, Ft. Friday, May 1. 1lO - - GOGUDE If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are Io1ng for something to do this weekencr, here are a few suggestions: Golf is a sport in which a player uses a longshafted club to propel a small, hard ball around a large area of land, or course, having a number of widely spaced holes. The object is to put the ball into the holes in order, using the least possible number of shots, or strokes. Each player is entirely responsible for his own success or failure and may not interfere with the play of an opponent, according to the Encyclopedia Americana. Most golfers will agree that the built-in difficulties of the game provide enough interference to hinder thP duffer from putting the ball ill the hole, using the least possible number of strokes. The Scots are credited with originating the modern game of golf.'Its popularity in the mid-15th century was such that King James 11 had the Scottish Parliament ban the game so people would devote more time to the manly sport of archery, a sport important to the defense of the country. As with most popular laws, the people largely ignored the order and $e game flourished. Mny of the first courses were laid out on the grass-covered stretches of sand dunes near the sea, the natural hills, gullies, and sandy patches provided "intèrestin" terrain over which to play. These grass-covered -.dunes werecalled "links,','- which explains the derivation or the term "golf links." - The first national golf tournament was held in Britain in 1860 and for several years only professionals were permitted to play. In 1865 it was thrown "open to the world," and became the British Open. The more than half dozen public+ourses in Seminole and south Volusia counties attest to the game's popularity in this area. For the beginning golfer, the pro at Casselberry Golf and Country Club, Jim Pringle suggests a "few lessons before tackling a golf course. The old adage, 'Practice makes perfect' is about the best you can say about golf." He also advises sticking with the sport despite the seeming lack of progress. "YOu're going to get discouraged before you get better," he promised. -. "The Three Penny Opera" presented by th University of Central Florida Department of Musk and University Theater, May 22-24; May 29-31, 8:3C p.m. in the UCF Science Auditorium. Open, to public; free to UCF students. Call 275-2861 for ticket in. formation. Battle of the Bands contest, .cosponsorêd by University of Central Florida's student concert committee and Zeta 7, 6 p.m., May 18, Menagerie Lounge, Orlando. Winners will present campus concert, 8 p.m., May 27 in UCF gym, featuring 38 Special. Free open air concert by University of Central Florida Community Orchestra, Tuesday, May 20, 8:30 p.m., on campus. Fireworks will accompany Handel's Royal Fireworks Music." Bring blanket or lawn a - 4 .. . p 581st Air Force Reserve Concert-Show Band (ron-i Robbins Air Force Base, Ga., will present "Top 40" tunes, concert and march music and a pipe band, "The Ilighlanders," 8:30 p.m., Sunday, May 25, Lake Eola Park bapdshell, Downtown Orlando. Free to the public. "Collector's Collect:" Fine Contemporary Prints from A to Z, through June 1, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. fallery open Tuesday tirough Friday, 10 a.m. (04 p.m.; Saurday,lOa.m, to 1 p.in.and SUIId.Iy, 1-4 p.m. Free to public. Grapefruit Productions Touring Repertory Theater will present "Jabberwocky," a musical fairy tale, May 16-18, at the Altamonte Civic Center, 8p.m. today and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets at door. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m.; dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center For senior citizens. Live music twice a month. Polish National Alliance Lodge i2if Spring Dance, May 24, Altamonte Civic Center. Call 6714237 for ticket reservation. BaUr.oni and round dancing, 8 p.m, every Sunday, Temple Shalorn, Providence and Ellicam Boulevards, Deltona. The Trinity Preparatory School Players will present the musical, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at 8 P.m., May 23-24 In the chapel of the school 'in Goldenrod. Beal MaRble Shell Museum - One of the largest displays of shells In the world. Located on bit Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 1-5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 6-12. Group rates available. lthlbit of 17th, 18t1i and 19th century Dutch, French and Italian Old Masters Paintings, Cornell Fine Arts MU..euIz,,, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through May 'i uesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and '2)ufld4y. 1-5 p.m. Free to public. Central fludda Zoological Park, open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. U.S. Highway 17-92 between 14 and Sanford. Picnic facilities. General Sauleed Museum and Library, open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 24 p.m., 520 E. First St., Sanford. "Wheel People" to benefit American Cancer Society, 4:30 and 7:30 p.m., Sunday, May 18, Melodee Skating Rink Sanford. Lyman High School Band Concert, Friday, May 16, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium under direction of Bandmaster John Blair. Free to the public. Best of Tae&wsu-D, Exhibitios, Saturday, May 31,7 P=L Rollins College Field House, Winter Park. All proceeds to Crest Oaks Village parental home.Advance tIchet, tk 4lacpqp; fYJ lij 'g School at Tawoo-Do, 636 N. Mills Ave., Orlando. a Golf puts you in touch with the beauty of nature. Story and Photos by - -' —t - * v - • ---- - ____ '1- L * mere are more than half a dozen courses in the area to test a golfer's skill * S. .V ' ! Tom Netsel 5 a 1• . .' 1•4 p.., .. .-..5-. Greg Manning drives from Iiad - T the fairway. The "least number of shots" is .4 ' at Mayfair Country Club. ,. ..PuZtrPL&tL2,uL pf. a,andtrpp -.obnsh*) •...I. J1l,'I - ;i Ma fill- r( - -- . recorded on the Ui is i i.i u-iia -4 ---- L. - 11 . Friday, May i, 1l0-3 SC ts - Ong inated Frustratin Game Of Golf - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - * / p 5- - I 1.. 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Judy Krantz sexy, others complained it asks a sensible question: wasn't sexy enough. The Why? reviews, In general, have Firm Tries To Avoid Anti-Trust Action COMET II. ____ - AWNING 37 Asiatic country 39 Palm leaf 40 Swedish coin 41 Norman Fell is Stanley — 43 Singer Reese 48 Agree 12 Regarding 47 German nega. - 13 Harem room live 14 Composer 49 Rail bird — Stravin. 51 Acidity sky 52 WWII area 15 South African designation 10 Negative con. 53 Wild revelry : Junction 54 OstrIc ,I, 17 Dancer — bird Falana 55 Comedian — 18 Worsted cloth Rickles 20 Model Cheryl .68 A rare gas - EASY TERMS to C 35% - off 3 o morJnstalt.d •BAKIOINAMELnINISH a coicr or COLORS POSITIVE STORM PROTECTION CUTS HEAT iNfl AIR CONDiTIONING tiP TO,20' - - PH. 3214820 FOR FREE HOME SURVEY 200/0 on - OsIltesIS'iiW erLarW -'' - . 'II • - — 22 Bitter vetch DOWN 4 23lhosein office 1 Triangular sail • 24 Venomous 2 Son of Seth snake s 3 Unfettered '27 Nurses 4 Actor Jose 28 Over .fi*) — CALL 322-2611 31 Globe s Actress sue,ley — 32 Single-mast. .d vessel 8 Marriage 34 Head dip promise 35 Two (Span' 7 Singer Al — ish) 6 TV'. The j38 Small Japa Rockford — nose coin 0 Excited , • - N 0 3 N A DUO V I 0 S Specials SATURDAY MAV 17. ION AFTERNOON • - SANFORD 321-0820 Evening 4l N. ORANGE SLiM. YR. ORLANDO 353-oPsi AFTER HOURS CALL fl3-2343 BREVARD CO. a3'$O7I IKISSIMMEE 541-3375 • Ik - - 1 - !flhI(j - 00 CR (10) THEY HAD A DREAM: BROWN VS. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION An examination of school desegregation In America and the Impact of what has been called the most Important Supreme Court deci- s3on of the 20th century Is nr*wtad 9:00 (I) MO\I1OL* "The Scarai fl'Ila,a Wa." ii,.ir.n lure producer David 0. SWiick (Tony Curtis) launches SUNDAY a massive search for the MAY iJ, taso actress' to portray the he?óine of "Gong. With The Wind" and settles on Vivian Leigh (Morgan uoR,w4o . Brittany). (Part 2) 10:00 (7)0 BARRY MANILOW CR (10) THEY HAD A DREAM: ONE VOICE Singer-composer BROWN VS. THE BOARD OF Barry Manilow and his sole EDUCATION guest Dionne Warwick cornblne talents for an hour of EVENING music and variety. 700 4(10) EDWIN HAWKINS AT '(7)0 MYSTERIES OF THE THE SYMPHONY SEA Man's adventures, chat10°.00 lenges and achievements inthe (7)0 CHERYL LADD: world's oceans and the rea- SOUVENIRS Jeff Conaway, sons behind his )ourneys are Joyce DeWitt and the Charlie explored. William Holden Daniels Band join Cheryl Ladd narrates, for a variety special featuring music from yesteryear. 9:00 0(4) MOVIOLA "This Yew's TUESDAY Blond" Aggressive Hollywood V 0 0 Speedway); MAY 20.1900 chance for Wile E. Coyote to finally catch the Road Runnw. San Francisco conceptual artist Judith Auda says she PERRY COMO'S BAHAcame up with the idea of The Pacific Ha as a way to • MA HOLIDAY Toni TennUle lighten the burden of the world's problems. 8.00 and Loretta Swil Join Perry This is not her first esoteric art venture. (4) MAC DAVIS 10TH Como in the Bahama Islands In one of Auda's more notable "pieces" - 'The San ANNIVERSARY 8PECIAL for an hour of music and vaneFrancisco Kite Uft" — she placed people flying kites on Anne Murray joins the singer. ty. 8:30 songwriter In a salute to his the city's hills in an effort to "Lift San Francisco off the YOUR tenth anniversary in show busk (5) 0 CARLTON peninsula." ness, featuring highlights from DOORMAN Animated. While at his post. Americas numberIn another work called "untidaled," Ms. Auda buried his previous specials, one doorman has Strange helium balloons near the surf on a San Francisco beach 9:00 encounters with his boss, his ..and let the incoming tide release them willy-nilly Into the MOVIOI.A "The Silent beautician girlfriend and his Lovers' air. - Director Mauritz Stiller narbane..oickina mom. (Brian Keith) brings his protege ----------J__ The Pacific Ha itself will play for a Little under a minute Greta Garbo (Kristina between 7:45 a.m. and 7:46 a.m. PDT on Monday. THURSDAY Wayborn) to Hollywood, only to while e tape is playing, Ms. Auda has arranged with seeherfall deeply In love with • h. . MAY22;195O "students from art classes lnittany Western ciues to gather silent-film star John Gilbert / at major intersections with radios, hoping to spread good (Barry Bostwick). (Part 3) EVENING cheer to all within hearing distance. 11:30 8:00 0(4) CD C3 NEWS SPECIAL Warmups for the moment, which has taken well over a Results of the Michigan and (5) 0 THE WALTONS Earl year to organize, include a group "bellylaugh" at a local Oregon primaries are present- Hamner, creator of this series, park and a concert of laughing music by local composer is host for a 200th-hour special ed. Warner Jepson In the rotunda of San Francisco City Hall. featuring highlights of shows from the past eight years and a Ms. Auda hopes people caught by the laughter bug will WEDNESDAY visit with Hamner's own family, Join In the event in any ways. She suggests they can MAY 21, the real-life models for the Wal. choose a section of their city that is particularly laughless ton family, and gather there with radios tuned to the event; hire a EVENING 10:00 skywriter to write "IIA HA" in the sky or pull a banner; or 800 (3)0 SHIRLEY MACLAJNE take over a local high-rise and shake the tower with BUNNY'S EVERY LJTLE MOVEMENT (1) 0 BUGS sounds of the recorded joy, Gymnast Kurt Thomas and BUSTIN' OUT ALL OVER Animated. Springtime brings Dean Martin join Shirley MacMa, Auda hopes her laughter will reach 20 million Bugs Bunny remembrances of lame for asalut• to movement people. But even if her estimate is way off, a lot of his chIIdttod and an encounter in its various forms, focusing Westerners undoubtedly will wear a smile that day. with Marvin Martian, and a on sports and the dance. Coverage of the second 6.00 SOWUNG WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Continued coverage 4 00 Boxing U.S. COLONIAL NATIONAL vp.,. n- (Y.)O "National Championship" (3) *M'TATlON Third round coy- apoMs "500" wage of this golf tOurflWflSflt COIOVIIII Country (17) Club In Fort Worth, Texas). ala. - 730 SA3_BAU Atlanta will broadcast the final round of the Colonial National Invitation and the seventh game of the NBA series. If this game is not will be broadcast in its place. MORNING 4:00 Braves vs. Montreal Expos () 0 COLONIAL NATIONAL EVENING INVITATION (TIME TIVE) 0 (4) SPORTSWOR LD WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (7) 0 EVENING 6:00 (1)SPORTS AFIELD (7) 0 BILL DANCE OUTDOORS (10) TENNIS "The Ambre too Solairs Nations Cup" Four- SUPER5OWL OF MOTOCROSS (3)0 COLONIAL 2:00 (3) 0 SPORTS SPECTACULAN ATERNOON NATIONAL INVITATiON (TIME TENTA- liVE) Final round coverage of this golf tournament (from the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas). man teams front sight nations particIpate In this unique competition from the Rochusciub in Dusseldorf. Germany. (12)(17) ON-DECK CIRCLE © (17) BASEBALL At press time, telecast times for this afterflOOfl5 CBS Sports program-. m was dependent the outcome of the NBA Cham MONDAY MAY 19, 1950 3:00 (1)0 NBA BASKETBALL Gems 7, If necessary. PhiladelLOS Laker* TUESDAY MAY 20, 1080 AFTERNOON 1:30 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs Montreal Expos WEDNESDAY MORNING Atlanta Braves vs. New York Meta 11:30 0 LOVE DOUBLES TENNIB MATCH Chris Event Lloyd and her husband John Lloyd team up against Bjorn Borg and his fiancee Mariana Simionescu in a two out of three set competition (from 'TIME- TRIALS Final day of qualifying time trials for the Indianapolis 500" (live from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway). (17)WRESTLING 2:15 . (3)0 NOTE TENTA 4:30 1:30 • log of EVENING A;. necessary, a specIal two-hour edition of Sports Spectacular MAY 18, 1 2:15 (17) THIS WEEK IN BASE0 (4) BASEBALL RegIonal' BALL coverage of Cincinnati Reds it 5:30 Montreal Expos: Baltimore WRESTLING 2) (17) oles at Detroit Tigers from SUNDAY 0 PREAJCNESS STAKES 2:00 I BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mots 5:00 TL. plonship series. if a seventh game is necesury, CBS Sports 13o 112) (17) reports on the (1) BASEBALL PRE-GAME thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown (live from Pimlico Race (DO WRESTUNG Track In Maryland). 10) TENNIS 'The 'Ambre 4(10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY COLLEGE Braves vs. New York Mets upcoming Prsakneu Stakes. 0 I FJ 3 r ?! • 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS U.S. Amateur Boxing Championships (from Las Vegas); reports on the Indian- AFTERNOON 0 ek The.' f. 0 a 2-COUNTRY FISHING H a s U 3 0! 3 8 N 3 ü0N EPfl 6:30 - .. MAY 19. 1080 apolis "500" time trials (live from (he Indianapolis Motor S oq ION N! $ a N 9 d00 I d3 VH g S Pd H I I! MONDAY MAY 17, -tam V 3 H 803Y 3 a I r U 3d0 $ o v 'i o 1 00 I agent Johnny Hyde (Lloyd Bridges) combat* personat and professional obstacles to launch the career of budding starlet Marilyn Monroe (Constance Forsiund) (Part 1) SATURDAY Greek theatre 41 Impressionist — Little 42 Musical instrument 44 Inherited learning 45 Southern constellation 46 Jolt 48 Japanese admiral 50 Novelist Rand 3 Of - - - - might be shaking next Monday - not from an earthquake, but from laughter. A most unusual art work billed as "The Pacific Ha," which has taken over a year to put together, is scheduled for its big moment about the tm ie many Coast residents are getting out of bed to face another work week. Recorded laughter and other forms of hilarity will be played simultaneously on some 30 radio stations from Bellingham, Wash., to San Diego as well as a few stations farther east. - . N 0 0 013 3 I N the Herald Bu iness Review -. - • SAN FRANCISCO (UPIL,-. The entire West Cot 10 Coins of Peru Michael — it Pewter coin 38 David or Rick 19 Karen 39 Musical drama (Little House, - etc.) 40 Ancient move is to tell it in - . , The strategic •.. • • In The West . 21 Stimulate 24 Food fish 25 Gold (Span' ish) 26 Size of shot (plural) 27 Actor Howard 28 Finish 29 Hawaiian food 30 Actressdirector Lupino 33 Actress . Artist Hopes For Bin Ln"n w hU - •:' OMEN no NONEonI OMEN 1111mom MOEN MENEMONION MENEMmom mom mom MENEMmom momONE EHNEN ONEmom MEMOSMENEM u•• MENNEN OMENMINIMMEMEM i•.. WMMMMMEM 1 CBS Theatrical Films hopes to avert anti-trust backlash by permitting the CBS network to bid in the open market for television rights to theatrical features produced by its own subsidiary. "It's not a problem at all," contepds CBS Theartical Films v.p. Donald March. "We will put the films tin hh,h.at hIAA.,. 1.,4U —r far ---hid ---VThncnt.r •-- I.-the -_ -•e. viu 1u it,.. film. Marth told Variety that the network will confront ACROSS other aspects of possible monopolistic practices when and - Conaway if It Li obliged to cross the anti-trust bridge. Whether CBS (Taxi) would be restricted exclusively to dollar bids, or whether 5 Sports other incentives would be considered to make a deal both announcer attractive and suff i ciently compe titive Is, March McKay declares, "a question that I think is a little early because 8 Rapid we are really finding our way." FACTORY SPECIALS 1-WEEK ONLY SALE May 16 thru 22 FVUWW UIW puucy - and the money they offer. The i ml4eries did so well in the ratings that the networks are bidding almost as much a the movie studios for the book. She hopes that whoever buys it casts an unknown in the leading role, the fabulous Princess Daisy herself. She some gUUU, i am a commercial men writer," she says. "I am not some bad, but she expected writing for the ages, I am not t "I was prepared for the trying to compete with Styronor Updike orCheever, bad reviews," she says. 'My and I don't knQw if! could. I publishers warned me that, am writing popular fiction' after. that $3.2 million sale, and I try to make It as many reviewers would be elegant and as classy and as gunning for me - there are good as! possibly can." reviewers who simply review the money I got and She succeeds admirahlv we maxe heroes out of the Everybody knows that her really didn't review the book also feels that they should actors. (Brando. Newman, use two women, to cover the first, "Scruples," was a at all." Redford) who pull down The f Urn future of long spart of the lady's life winner. "PriticessDaisy" is huge sum of money and the a better "Princess Daisy" Is still not necessary to telling the a better book TV personalities -* Cürson, story, better charac- definite. Her husband, Steve story. JUDITH KRAN77 Fawcett, Falk) who -smk it That may be a whole. The terizations, less overt sex. Krantz, will produce it, but away by the barrelful and nobody yet knows if it will book itself is Just rolling. in the singers (from Sinatra little," Judy Krantz says. "I "This is a clean book, wind up on TV like its first two months of through Presley to the make a lot of money and they really," she says. "It is "Scrup1es" or as a feature existence, it sold more -present crop) who laugh all criticize me. Johnny Carson sensuous, in that you can feel film. hardcover copies than the way to the bank, and then makes $3 million and people the emotions and feel the Judy Krantz says the "Scruples" ever did. The y the bank. feel he deserves it — I think serim, but it is not a sexy successof "Scruples" has reviewers will probably But Judith Krantz made he deserves it, too. But so do book, for caused the networks to review that next. "I wrote 'Scruples' $3.2 million on tue sale of the I, maybe. myself originally, and when paperback rights to her new, "Nobody criticizes rock it was published it shocked a novel, "Princess Daisy," and right away all the stars for making all the lot of people - my mother, ____ J CIOSSWORD I • money they make. Brando my sons and many of my literary critics hate her. it gets millions for 20 minutes friends. I determined that a mark of success In ____________________________________________________ other fields to make large of film in 'Apocalypse Now' any future book would loot; it is a mark of selling and people say that's great. concern itself with the sex 0 en- lives of my characters, but out if you make large loot as "Sure1 they're 6iertalners, but l think I'm anstop Ibis side of being ex an author. plicit." "It does' perturb me a entertainer, too." VIELAND) P$w - fl HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Why wonders Judith• la i Krantz, that authors who are very commercial and make • Iota c( money are looked do other fields who are ery commerclalandmake iotsof money are considered marvels and are adored: D U1L4t ftU SAT. Nay. 173 - TELEVISION ' Author Defends Her Fiction ° • .im Friday, May 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May W 1$O—s MAY 21, 1950 6:15 0(17)THE ATHLETES AFTERNOON 7.30 BASEBALL Atlanta BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Montreal Expos 1:30 (12) (17) EVENING (121(17) C -. - - . . - ' - -- , -.--•--------- - -- - •- 1 I I. .'. I, '- -. • - ---- ' d . - . . - ' - -, - - , • .. ,i I T5 5 -5 • _ - .'H±: "I •-, r -/., . ,, • - • (17 _.__ • t • 'I ' ' - ' . ' .' H • ., - - , S I. I -• �- I St - S_ •_ •__ -_ S .•- - ..--..--- , .- S __-SS._. S --.-- - . --- . - - - - . -- -- .. - --- - •-, S . -, S ,- ,- . •. . S S . • 5' -. ________ - S I . 5 ---- -- S .• • • . . _____ . -- . -- . 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If this game is not (7) 0 INDIANAPOLIS "500" battle; Ball finally realizes that returns home and finds that he necessary a special two-hour TIME TRIALS Final day of he loves Maove but she is bored with his job and dis- edition of Sports Spectacular qualifying time trials for the accuses him of wanting her Indianapolis •500" (live from only because Oliver does. (Part turbed that his sister has mar- will be broadcast in its place. ned an overbearing man. (2 MORNING the Indianapolis Motor Speed- 6 of 7)(CC) 8:30 130 Hrs.) way). SUNDAY MASS 9:30 0 FOR OUR TIMES The (35) BIONIC WOMAN 0 ORAL ROBERTS 0 THE JEFFERSONS problems of people with dys- (DO TONY BROWN'S JOURtIll (35) JOSIE AND THE JJ$ (10) HERE'S TO YOUR Florence creates havoc when, ED (17) RAT PATROL lexia - an aberration which NAL "The Hurdler' HEALTH "Traveling Healthy" unbeknownst to the Jeflersons. (10) WALL STREET WEEK causes difficulty In learning to 5:30 tI (17) WRESTLING she impersonates Louise. (A) 9:00 read and write - are examined. "Stocks: Inflation Hedge For ©(17) AGRICULTURE U.8.A. • C!) OUTLOOK 6:30 BAPTIST The '805" Quest: Burton Malk10:00 (7) 0 FIRST 8.00 W. chairman of the economics 8 (P N13C NEWS (1) 0 SUNDAY MORNING CHURCH (!D 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. CID 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (M (17) MOVIE "Strangers dapartment at Princeton CD 42 THE WITH CHARLES KURALT BAXTERS Gonzo bittles a business "Grandpal?" a (1, tycoon 'who is planning to 7) BETWEEN THE LINES CDC KIDS ARE PEOPLE On A Train" (1951) Farley University. (R) 3(10)OLDHOU8EWORKS TOO remove his financial support Granger, Robert Walker. 6:30 2:00 from the hospital's free clinic to ([D 35THEFUNTSTONES 7:00 Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. A NASHVILLE MUSIC THE LIVING WORD (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) C!) DISNEY'S WONDER. build a luxury hospital for the pair of strangers plots two 0 (5) o SPORTS 8PECTACU(7)0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. U 17 LOST IN SPACE murders to occur aboard a LAR Mr. Olympia Competition FUL WORLD "The Young wealthy. (R) 9-30 CHRISTOPHER CLOchi Cup Gymnastics Meet (from dren on a mission to kidnap HOUSE "The Rise Of Minna 43 (1) GOSPEL SINGING Ion to New York. SEUP Nagoya. Japan); World Teams their other brother and sister Nordstrom" The stormy story JUBILEE 11:00 Speedway Championships for from a foster home become of a young actress'I s rise to 6:50 (11 (35) WOODY WOODPECK- (3) 0 SPECTRUM motorcycles (from Norfolk. entangled with bank rob6ers. stardom. 0 GD DAILY DEVOTIONAL ER AND FRIENDS 0J THE JETSONS (Part 1) (CC) (A) . U.SA. ? England): 0 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY Cg I I QUE pASA 7.00 Fitzgerald" Dr. B. Eugene 000 MINUTES (S) Joe moves out after he comes (DO THE BEVERLY HILLBIL(1) . (4.) Two's COMPANY (7)0 MYSTERIES OF THE G r less man. professor of to the conclusion that he has UES (1)0 THE LAW AND YOU 110:00 o (10) TENNIS "The Ambre SEA Man's adventures, chal- anthropology and sociology, (7)O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIno privacy at home (A) ® AACHIE CAMPBELL Solaine Nations Cup" Four- lenges and achievements in the interviews the fabulous Ella liON (7)0 KIDSWORLD man teams from eight nations world's oceans and the nea- Fitzgerald. a woman of grace, 11:30 (17) BANANA SPLITS dD (35) PORKY PIG AND CID 13 FACE THE NATION participate In this unique com- sons behind his journeys are modesty " tremendous vocal FRIENDS (DO BILL DANCE OUT. petition from the flochusclubln explored. William Holden talent. 730 a (10) THEY HAD A DREAM: DOORS narrates. 0(1) THE HAPPY SIDE Dusseldorf, Germany. 10:30 0 (35) COUNTRY ROADS CI) a FAITH FOR TODAY BROWN VS. THE BOARD OF 0 (35) MOVIE "Abbott And (OD (17) ON-DECK C4RCLE PTL CLUB EDUCATION An examinatiorr - Costello Meet The Keystone (1 ) FLORIDA HOMECR CT) 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 10) TWO RONNIES 2'15 greg ofschool desegregation in Kops" (B/W) (1955) Fred Clark, GROWN "Easy Propagation (j) 1351 DR. EJ. DANIELS 17) PUFF HOUSE America and the impact of Lynn Ban. After buying a tI2 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Of Plants" 17 r s wtrivi Now York Mats 11:00 III (17) BEST OF DONNY AND what has bew Called the most nonexistent movie studio, two Braves vs. 8:00 0(4) (1)0(7)0 NEWS MARIE important Supreme Court dad- men go to Hollywood in search 2:30 0(4) VOICE OF VICTORY J10) FAWLTY TOWERS sion of the 20th Century 15 of the swindler who sold Ito • (4) MOVIE "Barefoot in 7:30 17) OPEN UP Host: Bill (5)Q REX HUMBARD p.,ented. tI thedI. (1 1/2 Hrs.) The Park" (C) (1967) Robert (35) CANDID CAMERA CE) U SHOW MY t)PLE Tush. Tonight's episode takes © (17) LEAVE IT 10 BEAVER (10) HOY EN LA LEGISLA- Redford, Jane Fonda. Prob(035 (10)"Just THEMy GOOD NEIGH. a look at the work of the Nature TURA lems arise when an extroverted BORE Bill" 10:30 8110) SESAME STREET (R) Conservancy. young bride tries to settle into THREE 0(4) MOVIE "Norwood" (C) (17) THE 8:00 her lawyer husba.itVs cserv11:30 AFTERNOON 11970) Glen Campbell Kim STOOGES AND RIENDS ' 4' 0(4) CHIPS Ponch and Jon 0(4) NBC LATE MOVIE ath'e lifestyle. (2 Hrs.) • (DOMOVIE "The Harvey volunteer for emergency • "Brave New World" (1980) Ken 12.'OO Girls" (C) (1948) Judy Garland. cal training, only to get landed Dulles. Bud Cort. Based on the CoIltiUld FOC1 1* el (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS John Hodiak. The standards wi th an embittered instructor novel by Aldous Huxley. A SATURDAY CD 0 ISSUES AND and men of an 18705 town are Jeterminod to embarrass young man living in a rigidly ANSWERS altered by S group of young them. (A) controlled society 600 years in log property in blaCk S.d "Jaws Of Death" (10) MASTERPIECE ThE'girls. Songs include "The (5)0 ARCHIE. BUNKER'S the future questions his axis(17) BASEBALL Atlanta Hispanic neighborhooft a ATRE "My Son. My Son" Atchison. Topeka And The PLACE Archie and Murray get lance when he meets a freeprofile of Pittsburgh Steelers' Rory, now totally committed to Santa Fe." (2 Hrs.) ready for an attack by the lOcal thinking savage. (Part 1) (A) Braves vs. p--jew York Met* quarterback Terry Bradshaw. "Saturday Night Bandit" Whoa the rebellion, is jailed after (5)0 MOVIE 5'Chisum" (C) • 300 FANTASY ISLAND A Ireland's Easter uprising; Oliver striking neighborhood bars. (A) (1970) John Wayne, Forrest (DO AND THE BEAR 0(4) Sl man (Bob Denver) wanting to returns from war a scarred (5) 0 NBA BASKETBALL (U) (3D) DAY OF DISCOVERY Tucker. A cattle baron enlists learns that he can got better necessary. Philadel'. win his son's affection and his attentions 0mm. 7, if and devotes hero 4 ,10) ODYSSEY "Other the aid of Billy the Kid in fightmileage by mixing moonshine Phi. l6ers at Los Angeles People's Oarbage" woman (Verne. Watson) to Maeve. (PartS of 7)(fl) Hlstoncaling corrupt, power-liungry law in with his diesel fuel, (R) Lakers sawching for a missing doctor archaeologists t three sites officers. (2 Hrs.) 12:30 0 THE TIM CONWAY are Mr. Roarlie's guests. (U) (35) MOVIE "The Prime across the United States OHM Guest: Mel Tulls. Of Miss Joan Brodie" (C) search for a clearer. and often (D 0 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW (ID 35 ROCKWORLD 0(1) MEET THE PRESS 4 (10) FAWLTY TOWERS MINUTES (DO LOVE BOAT A group of (5)030 (1967) Maggie Smith, Robert very different, story of Amen(10) AUSTIN city LIMITS Dallas DIRECTIONS A report Stephens. A teacher at a 12:00 g set every mans hen aflutter Willie Nelson, Floyd Tillman. (DO ci's recent past. (CC) Hank Cochran, Whitey Shafer, on the President's Commission day school teaches her stu(17) MOVIE "The Incrdi- (DO MOVIE "Thoroughwhen they join the cruise. (A) Sonny Throckmorton and Red - on White House fellowships to dents an appreciation of beau- ble Mr. Limpet" (1964) Di breds Don't Cry" (81W) (1937) tI])(35)FLORIOA0UT000RS Lane perform decades of gold get exceptional people ty and romance. (2 Hrs.) Knolls. Carole Cook. Ahumbie Judy Garland. Mickey Rooney. .. . - • - * - - . - . . - ____ ,- - Matthau, Alexis Smith. A horn U (4) NBC NEWS BS NEWS (DO ABC NEW8 CO (10) OVER EASY Guests: - * .- - - grandson (CC) - - - Graymarsh hold an wwww responsible when Boas Ncitig is swindledout of $3-million by a "burn119" ceremony of the witch who lived flier 200 trio of suave con men. (R) (DO ABC MOVIE "The Hue- before. tier Of Muscle Beach" (Pram. 1131 lets) Richard Hatch, Kay Lenz. 5)0 NBA BASKETBALL A small-tIme raistier contrives a Paul Theroux. (R) , builder Into a world class (17) BA*UAU. Atlanta champion.______ Braves vs. Now York Meta '([D(36) I .. i -- .12:30 (111(35) AMERICA'S ATI4- 0 (4) SANFORD Fred's nephew and Evelyn's daughter (10)DOU,.y (5)0 RETURN OP THE SAINT pv . (U) (35) MOVIE "me cines" notorious gangster. (R) good his ftwool to Soe his (DO THE OR!NTIR$ SPECI AL Karen and Richard grandchild. (A) search for a defecting Arab let- Grepory Sierra. An evil edenUI (35), LOVL AMERICAN rorlst Who is also being put- bit creates a clone to replace ____ Carpentei we joined by John 'STYLI! sued by members of his former PMiTIVE OW- groum,, acqiø. •., .1I lor Gymnastics Champlonships stance Forelund). (Part 1) success when she becomes a (from Lyons. Franc.); final (5)ØPJJCE Mel gets more model. (2Hrs. 15Mlns,) heavyweight bout of the U.S. than he bargained for when he 3:30 refuses to participate in a lc. Amateur Boxing Champion- convince* Vera to got her ships (from '-Vegis). (17) RAT PATROL ([M (17) MOVIE "Kitten With s - 0 ® FLOVADAS WATOHINO MOVE " 'Skuddlug. S (10) VVORLD OF TME SEA •, a look at up and coming launch the career of budding Gene Kelly. Music by Jerome in the European Jun- starlet Marilyn Monroe- (Con- Kern. A chorus girl achieves co - S • ahriet -osv'llalo SPORTS Grand Prix do Moos- professional obstacles to (B/W) (1944) Rita Hayworth. strike Ogsftt the big e ec - 2:30 home, Muhammad All Amateur Box- (lii) (35) JERRY FALWELL INVITATION (TIME TENTA- log Club vs. Hawaiian Amateur 1:25 9.00 ng Club (from Haw ai i): U.S. Boxi NEWS (DO Years "This MOV1Ot.A lIVE) Anal round coverage @ the Women' s Gymnastics Chain- Blonde" Aggressive Hollywood this golf tournament (from Lake City), agent Johnny Hyde (Lloyd 1:55 Colonial Country Club in Fort plonships (from Salt ) 0 WIDE WORLD OF Bridges) combats personal and (7)0 MOVIE "Cover Girl" Worth, Texas). . - Detroit Tiger. that shocking the folks back a man she just mel.(Pan 1)(R) 8 (1) SPORT8WORLD - rowed from QuhIp, a greedy . covetage of Cincinnati Reds at and evIl dwarf. (Pert 1 of 10) an unstapecift doctor. only to ,. - bles away all Ithe money he bor- Montreal Expos; BOWWo orl- (CC)(R) Ives. Wock Peters. A black then goes to work for the Navy race. (1 Hr. 25 Mins.) during World W 1:00 (E (17) MOVIE' "Come Blow 8:30 Horn" (1963) Frank Sina0 ONE DAY AT A TiME Your Ira, Tony Bill. A reformed playJulie arrives home from a ski boy finds his younger brother trip with the news that getting married In one week to following in his footsteps, fur- cousin, actor Art Carney. to A Whip" (1964) Ann-Margret. man returns to the Southwest companies. (2 Hrs.) endorse his chili. (A) surprised to learn the pregnant a O (10) WASHINGTON WEEK John Forsythe. A runaway girl the CM War an strug-C fter One in his family IS . soo (DO MOVIE "Clambake" and her friends force a polltione ghes with prejudice from iii IN REVIEW (C) (1967) Elvis Presley. Shelley hISXpSCtedItWouJdb.. 135) cian into driving them to Mexi.01 Fsbares. A wealthy playboy In "The a FiRING LINE (ED (36) DAVIE ALLEN AT ' "A Thousand At . MOVIE NOTL (5)Q tWorld Of Soviet DIsInforms- Miami. wishing to samp4a the (DO LA t l a 4:10 ,, Guests: Arnaud do Son- life of one who works for his MARTY ROBBINS a (10) •Robardl, Barbara H*rrts. A noons CBS Sports program- lion MOss, 00- money, switches identities with (DO MOVIE 'Calling Dr. f rk vi socIal wo er con nces an ming wss spendent upon the Ch9tsV5 10:00 a wetw-skling instructor. (2 Kildare" (B/W) (1939) Lion4w unemployed writer to got his mftome of the NBA Cham- authors of "The Spike." aw PRIME TM SATURBarrymor., Lana Turner, Dr.. Hr..) (17) UNTOUCHABLES' DAY Reports on social securi' job beck and many her to that plOnstiip series. if a seventh Gillespie works to extricate his SWAGGART lout JIMMY (Li) ty disability payments being he wont lose custody Of his gaine is sswy, CBS Sports Ca MASTERPIECE THE- colleague, Dr. Kildare, from a 10) - ATRE "My Son. My Son" The murder case Invo" a lovely Will broadcast the final round of made to jailed criminals; Sin nephew. (2 Hrs. 15 Mini.) 6:1W • -. redhead: (1 Hr. 20Mkw) - embittered Oliver returns to pEWs log serious 'and the seventh game Of ihe •GD (ID byb* • (01W) (1931)- 5(4) BASEBALL Regional - SlmOn and an larseg agenit (C) (1974) Mid" Greene. dZ(17) MOVIE "Thief Of "The McMasters" (C) (1970) Burl a GD Jon WORLD Joe Is LAWRENCE WELK (111135) WILD, WILD WEST 1O)ONCEUPONACLAS' - bookkeeper lumps Into the A Jockey's father tries to conocean and turns into a dolphin. vince him to fix an Important (TIME TENT Damascus" (1952) Paul INVITATiON A group TIVE) Final round coverage of Henreld. Jeff Donned. a this golf tournament (from t he of famous AabIafl5 Fort wicked ruler and saves Colonial Country Club in Worth, Texas). Sczad. 4 (10) CONCERT NIGHTS 1:00 4:30 •(4) SUPERBOWL OF (5) 0 MOVIE - -II Little NeSs grandfather gain- 2:15 10:30 (17) NASHVILLE MUSIC 1100 0 (DO NEWS Q 13 SECOND C$TYTV . 4.00 (ID g COLONIAL NATIONAL presented. down* impostors he" be" e (3D SATURDAY NIGHT (Z)0 DNKXSWM'80 Must. (11) (35) MOVIE ••Sc$ms substituted for some of the LIVE Host: Steve Martin. Cal guests: Paul and Linda A Great Notion" (C)(1971) Paul world's leaders. (R) Newman. Henry Fonds. A fanOMcCartney.3-0. (M 35)BENNY HILL ty of independent lgg State$ Mar"" (C) (1973) "Hide In Platin Sight." Guy John Wayne. George Kennedy. Stockwehl. Three French For- (7) 0 8COOSY AND SCRAP. COUNTRY Wild West Revisited" (1979) © (17) DICK MAURICE AND ii Conrad, Ross Marlin. COMPANY Guests: Melissa Government agents James Manchester, Dionne Warwick, West and Artemus Gordon are Shields and Yarnell, Cho. brought out of retirement 1 10 investigate the review "The Black Stallion," (5)0 MOVIE "CahIe United "Simon,". "Little Darlings" and (1)0 POPE'YE Edwin Moses. Parade to the Billboard Top 10. disappow together. a 10 MONTY PYTHOWS MOTOCROSS ( 1)0 CBS MOVIE "The Wild r.vipio cincus CI) U coi.ott NATIONAL Roger Ebert and Gww Stake! 00 "The Old Curloaft Shop" and Jack McGee when he i displays Pier Interest In a co*. mistaken for his iookallk., a boy and Dlggr Barnes makes Dsvtds Host: Morris Grant. - 8 OD DAFFY DUCK from the Lucky Strike Hit Invo" In govwnI ment )obs Is 0(17) POPI GOES THE 830 (ED (35) BLACK EISPECTIVE The Compagnie Philippe Sue Lofaro, antiques expert. Danty, a celebrated company &3o (1]) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL- of French puppeteers, demon- • c paws strates their artisby with pupVARY (5)0 CBS NEWS -I (10) FRENCH CHEF (DO NEWS 2:00 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS I 'i000 (1)0 DALLAS At the annual ful group of hoods, ft pollice EwIrV rodeo, Sue . pm Oponly • weather Pianta. WIlder. A clerk refuses Jo con- Schmidt and Issue Sander- in Order to protect a says his own two sone InvOlVed with the gang. (2 His.) form by not turning Into a son; high jumper Debbie arm; (D0WnI1Pb0 wrestler Brad 'Rhelngsn.; 'io-.ao In (1O) TENNIS 'The 'Ambre morksman Webb Wright; and 10a THE IINCREDISLE W" Banner l pursued by a venge- -. - - OFJACQUESCOUSTEAU (8 00) MOVE "Rhinoceros" IV=1100 Athletes profiled sign Legionnaires claim A tough Iawflian backs down BC!) WI SEARCH OF... (C)(1974) ZWO M0411611. Gene Include javeltin throwers Kate resportsibillIty for a jewel theft wQY bank robbers. only to find (ID 0 NEE HAW U (4) HERE'S SOOMER - - (10) UNDERSEA WORLD "Puppets' In The French Style- once Nordquist, presiderit and U (17)MOVII "Beeti Gash" OF SAN FRANCISCO young detective recover a dl.. mond necklace and get the hewantstomerry. and continues to plant COW Game 6. If rootissary. Los (g (10) UpSTAVA DOWN- 8 (1) BASEBALL flQSISS Lakers it PtlIi.deiphla STAI SHOW RS D= CAVETT Guest: schems to turn a local body- Bootrw helps a at F "WhereThtCoblaArs" of the U.S. Amateur Boxing • - CHI SPORTS Con,tkxmd coverage ' - ____ 730 0(4) TiC 'MC DOJrAJI (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME • (DO FAMILY FEUD (ED 135)MAUOE - 1:30 - (ID 0 BUGS ROAD (Z)a BEVERLY HLLsum Championships and the Indian"Stocks: Inflation Hedge For their competition by drIving RUNNER (ED (35) MOVIE "Fred Astaire apohis "500" time trials. The '60," Guest: Burton Malk them crazy, PLA8TICUAN Presents The Fox Musicals" (C) (ED (35) BIONIC WOMAN (DO lei,chakmanoftheeconomics (DO FRIDAYS MusIcal (111(35) AMAZING GRACE (1974) Fred Astaire, Frank (1O) V.I. PEOPLE Host department at Princeton guest: Son Scaggs. BIBLE CLASS Sinatra. The best of Fox's maui- David Moses discusses the University. 1 35) WILD. WILD WEST UI (10) THE VICTORY GM- kale are recalled by their stars. Halifax Historical Society, an 17) MOVIE "me crimson g. - checks (11/2 Hrs) annual strawberry festival held Cult" (1968) Boris Kadoff, °I Bob Thompson (5)0 THE DUKES OF HAl. Wbs that were Planted last fall CHI (10) CAMERA THREE in Da1ona Beach, with RonZARO The Duke boys we held Christopher Lea. The people of 7:00 C4)FACETH!MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKERS WILD UI (35) (1) (17) SANFORD AND SON (10) MACNEiL! REPORT S 6:00 • (DO WIDE WORLD OF (5)0 THE MUPPETS aIrIC Ischr0ques to. , ourninate 0 (17)BOB NIKWHART 100 S(!)80:1 MILLION DOLLAR MAN S - EVENING OWfl career. (CC) - Hugh Downs' father. am and - othw tribes snod advance his (1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny comes to the rescue of four trainer from a rundown South.. Carson, Guests: Marlette Hart- dance-hall queens m em farm and his two young l.y. Bob and Ray, Sammy Day- with trouble in the form of a sons put all of their hopes and Is Jr. gangster. dr.amsinatwo.ysar-oldho.ae (]DO THE AVENGERS The .. they plan on entering In a big Avengers learn about a busi,. FRED AND BARNEY 8 GD race. ness firm using bizarre MEET THE SHMOO 8 (10) WALL STREET WEEK May 18" SUNDAY Jeans. . Friday, May U,1lO-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. Reynolds. Anthropologists di,,. _Maya cover valuable mineral deposits and ape-like Creatures while on safari In New Guinea. him. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 3.0 11:00 (7)0 COLLEGE BOWLING THE JONS "National Championship" 50 At Parties (Ii) (35) MOVIE "The Girl (7)0 MARCUS WELSY, M.D. a4 (10) TWO RONNIES From Petrov$ca" (C) (1974) Hai 11:30 520 By CINDY ADAMS vesting up to his eyeballs in and an hour later lumbered Holbrook, Goldie Hawn. An JONNY QuEsT (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0 () American newsman on assign. NEW YORK — Ann bluechip stocks. Guess he out with an armful. FAT ALBERT (1)0 STYLE a jOKEp, JOKER, JOKER ment in the Kremlin falls In love Miller, currently on figures it's a better racket (a (10) NOVA "The Great witfi a scatterbrained ballerina. 5:30 . . Unloaded $4,000 ... James Broadway in "Sugar Ow tennis, right? "No woman's going to , (]D 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Wine Revolution" The secrets (2 Hfs.) Cium . fiabies": "I'm" from Tens, Eight-year-old Justin of the grape, which have baf4:00 5:50 where jeans are for milking Henry of 'Kramer Va. rule me. That female tied winemakers and drinkers (1) 0 COLONIAL NATIONAL Cute 0 (17) WORLD AT LARGE covirs or rounding up cattle, Kramer" yawns he's bored domination is b—L " for thousands of years. are INVITATION Third round ccv111:00 not for going to parties In with a movie career. Wants little divorced man, isn't he? unlocked. (CC) (R) erage of this golf tournament (S) 0 THE LAW AND YOU limos" - .. Joins Dsver's to be a scientist'... Prince (live from the Colonial Country -a - (2)0 OUR ABC special, "The Higher Charlesi: "I don't know AFTERNOON Club In Fort Worlh. Texas). airs come June. He whether drafting women is how he isn't ready to be a ([:D (17) HUMAN DIMENSION WIDE WORLD OF We Fly," grampa, but his kid, Carrie 6:20 SPORTS U.S. Amateur Boxing shows a hot air balloon race right, but It sure would make Fisher (by way of Debbie 12-00 0 M DAILY DEVOTIONAL Championships (from Las plus a replica of the Wright pre-Induction physicals Reynolds), and her Paul 0 C!) 000Z111.A Vegas); reports on the IndianBrothers Kitty Hawk, and I more interesting" ...Istrull 0D 0 SNAZAM Simon could do it any am apolls "SN" time trials (live haven't the foggiest idea why Ambassador Yehuda Slum's now ... Ann Relnking: OD (7) 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL from the Indianapolis Motor SPECTRUM "The Gold Bug" A boy yearn- Speedway); reports on ..My note from the Lowell cocktail party at the U.N. "Lucille Ball is my desl." (D O HOT FUDGE ing for excitement teams up upcoming Preakneu Stakesthe . Thomases says U.S. dredged up Mayor Ed Koch, (17) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS an ax-slave and a treasure Sammy Davis goes around (10) EY HAD A DREAM: THEY Ambassador Tom Watson ex-Mayor Abe Besme and hunter to find Captain Kidd's BROWN VS: THE BOARD OF 7:00 gave Uwell a birthday party Otto Preminger. 71= a town in a, 161AIon hat ... 0(4) PROFILES IN EDUCA- buried gold. (Part 1)(R) EDUCATION An examingtion in the embassy In Moscow group of them hit the Elvis' daddy, Vernon, lION (U)(35) MOVIE "Every Day's of school desegregation in A Holiday" (B/W) (1937) Mae America and the Impact of for 250 — plus dancing, yet. American Charcuterie . for razzberry'd an offer of $30 CID 0 BLACK AWAll`tENESS Min Farrow, Tony salami, chopped liver, million for the ol' Memphis (!) 0 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN West. Edmund Lowe. During what has been called the most THE TEEN ANGELS ____y Grimm Perkins, Timm es, sturgeon and matzo bell soup homestead, Graceland •,. ' the Gay Nineties, a spunky important Supreme Court dad(17)' THE THREE woman manages to negotiate slon of the 20th century Is Maureen O'Sullivan and ... Shirley Joan changed the am not the One to Say STOOGIES / THE LrrTLE RAs. the saw of the Brooklyn Bridge presented. Teresa Wright traipsed to phone number for the sixth anything, you understand,, CALS and get the goods on a top4:30 the Milliken Gallery for Ed time this year. Fans think but there's a rumor that So ranking police official. (1 1/2 7:30 tI (17) RAT PATROL Ua11.ard's "Twelve Ordilda Shaun and David live home. Derek made a movie before Hrs.) y pi • For Cambodia." • Proceeds They don't, - 5oo "10" couJd be rated • 12:15 - from the paintings go to Comnpuisive shopper r "minus one." Reportedly (DO ANIMALS ANIMALS ((17) MOVIE "Voyage To U (4) OUR INCREDIBLE Th. Bottom Of The Sea" (1961) WORLD "Jungle" • Cambodian refugees .5. slithered into one Beverly she was topless clear down to ANIMALS "The Hawk" Walter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES Hotshot B)orn Borg Is In- Hills Boutique for one Item, •. U CI) QODZILLA / GLO.. An experImental submarine (DO PREAKNES8 STAKES BETROTTERS ADVENTURE attempts to dispose of a radio- Coverage of the second leg of * thoroughbred racing'. Triple acftvebeii. CàRtATNESS "Harry S. Crown (live from Pimlico Race • May '16 12:30 FRIDAY Truman: Qays Of Decision" (5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / Track In Maryland). • HECKLE & JECKLE (4) FLASH GORDON 0 SUPER 8EV- ff1) (35) GRl..Y ADAMS 10-30 (7)0 SUPERFRIENOS (5)0 TARZAN I (1O) SOCCER MADE IN tTj)(35) LOVE, AMERICAN Ca 135)RO '8ft.ILLER EN GERMANY EVENING for a salute to Americain popu- STYLE OLD HOUSEWORKS (DO AMERICAN BAND- 0 (17) THIS WEEK IN BASE1w musIc and its creators. 11:00 17) ULTRAMAN STAND BALL 135)j,,1AOQ(Fofo •(!)CS)0(DONEWS CH (10) ODYSSEY "Ongk"a's 8:30 CHI 10) WASHINGTON 135) DENNY &30 ILEOW Moka" In the New Guin.e ii (10) MAGIC METHOD OF WI REVIEW 1o) TODAY IN NA NA highlands, a Kaweika "big BHA 0(4) (1D135) KUNGFU . OIL PAINTING LATURE MASH Ck man" organizes a lavish c s(5)0 ar •30 1O)zoo,.sn (17) MOVIE Bla (17) LAST OF THE WILD whip" (1956) Hugh Marlowe, monlal presentation in order to (l (17) WRESTLING 17) CAROl. BURNETT 0(4) NBC MOVIE •y Shadow" (1970) Walter AND FRiENDS I 130 Cohen Gray. A pair of brothers establish politIcal alliances with -• , - - - - -' - • * '' I' ___________________ _______________________________________________________ 5- -- - -5 --------- . ------ -.- • - - --- , '.' "4 - .- ---5- All _ 0* S ur'' '-': -.--'- -•-'--- "' - - * - -S . ' -' • -. - ' - ----.- S - '. . S. •,. — . - \ -- -- . 5 • ' ' I - . * -. 5 S S - -- - ' - • - _t ' S / - I - Vs S ' / . - - " • • I S -- • 4,--- -, : - I \ ' '•- ''* -. S . * 5 , I - S i.h. - - _ S . S - S ' S. -- - , - T �- - - 7 - I - ______ a I * . . a S I • p S. • a a p . • S - - S 0 S . S • . •' U Friday, May i, iNi i- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald. Sanford, FL * Sally Kellerman 5) Last year she was to "A Uttle Romance," now she's In 'Foxes,' "Serial," "Loving Couples" and the soon- N A0 op V covered by the media and where she could experiment with music styles. She believes it "takes a lot more guts to stag alone on a stage than to work with other actors on a film." She begins work this spring on an album - a secret project that. she Is reluctant to talk about. tF - developed a high range that I never iit- i could handle. Now I can outsquO&k the I'm now singing iong that I should have been singing all. thought about how it would really affect my career. I gum I sort of believed in -- magic. I could have been more intelligent from a business point of view." ____ I want more than anything else to be a good singer. I don't want to talk about It The tall, flaxen-haired actress of whllkey4nd.cigarette voice, sought out too much; the less I any the better, When I get it right, my music will speak for Itself. for a variety special featuring V ' - - a Best Defensive Players In Football Are Slobs? U.; '.naR •av,lccpl ci'J '' i'l fRi - - — .,,--:'-;-_ --' - ,, t.•,, V0110 Qn.Am' )ILA hia -. ,:i.set -T-.'-' - - '-- - . -. - ' 5 -- a "' '.•.\ .5 ---- - 'May 20 a ffD (35) LOVE, AMERICAN His inadequacies are (Dutton, $7.95), a vibrant 68- relations between Marty and - -------____ - ' . ' - By DENISE MURCKO WIIAMS _ American Library Ann. ____ Jerome Brooks' por- The old and the young have trayal of a boy groping much to give each other, and Reviews prepared bythey do in a trio of his way to maturity books that show Just how the American Library Assn. and self-esteem Is imjg iü can be. presslve In "Make Me The best isJerome Brooks' a Hero." "Make Me Aero" (Dutton, $8.95), a story set in Chicago pressive, but what makes Another plus is the positive this book shine Is the writing presence of Mrs. Kearns' during World War II. Jake - fresh, probing and un- father. It's rare to see the Twelve-year-old Ackerman is troubled by compromising. What must very old portrayed so a!an firmatively. notions of courage, have been Another lively elder is cowardice, and what It might autobiographical germ has mean to be a man. His three been shaped into a rich, woman named Flossie in brothers are away at war, perceptive story. Jake's Judy Frank Mearian's and their absence preoc- heart and mind are real and "Someone Slightly Dif(Dial, $7.95). cupies his parents. Jake the lessons he learns will ferent" Flossie, narrator Marty (a feels a need to carve his own endure. In Delores Beckman's girl) Trevor's grandmother, niche, to - like his brothers be happening. (A) © (17) ALL. IN THE FAMILY the thieving habits of his. ultimately stills Jake's character Is well drawn in a but not evil. Mearian's story CD 0 THREE'S COMPANY break striking first-person has a contrived feel that is 800 Jack protests Christy and kleptomaniac wife and restore' unrest. 0 (4) MAC DAVIS 10TH Janet's efforts to get him In harmony to their marriage. Brooks' portrayal of a boy narrative that illuminates overcome in party by the ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL shape until he meets their 11:50 groping his way to maturity - his self-deprecation and force of Flossie's perAnne Murray joins the singer- voluptuous gym Instructor. (A) SOAP The alien Burt and self-esteem is im- cynical, stoic view of life. sonality. (DO songwriter in a salute to his (1]) (35) STREETS OF SAN and the real Burt have a contenth anniversary In show busi- FRANCISCO frontation on a skyscraper non. featuring highlights from (10) MYSTERY "Sergeant girder and Jessica catches his previous specials. Cribb: Abracadaver" Sergeant Chester with another woman In (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Cribb and Constable Thack(A) Coach Reeves sits the game of stay get into Its act when a motel. 12:00 golf back 100 years when he malevolent and dangerous and three of his team members practical jokes are ruining the 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny invade a private country club, careers of Victorian music hail Carson. Guests: Pete Barbutti. Victor Buono. (R) artists. (CC) sive player, the bigger the mess." (3)0 BARNABY JONES BarThe best defensive player on a football (DO HAPPY DAYS It's Liv9:30 naby and a reporter join forpes sine and Shirley to the rescue team probably has the messiest locker,' when Riche and the Fonz get (DO TAXI Louis tries every to Investigate an ecology plan It seems that offensive players, "who a bpok to win 5 Y Dr. Arnold Mandell in the May issue that appears to be turning Into Caught trying to take advan- dirty trick in the must execute precisely designLd, preof Sport magazine, of a farmers two dough- bet with Alex and his prize a a land-development scheme. determined patterns, like their world to be Dr. Mandell, who studied the night with Elaine. (A) (A) tens by the farmer. (Part I) (A) as orderly as possible. Defensive players, tags psychological characteristics ot the San (IT)(35JIMROCKFORD 10:00 'too says, "The offensive who never know what the offense will 10 NOVA "Ufe On A (7)0 HART TO HART The (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED Diego Chargers, them, prefer spontaneity. It's throw at Silken Thread" Seen in close- Hrts suspect a college fencing players keep their lockers clean and or. 1:10 UP and slow motion, spiders champion of being the head of their Job to create havoc, and their perderly, but the lockers of the defensive men reveal a delicate grace and a murderous campus drug ring. (5)0 CBS- LATE MOVIE sonal surroundings tend to reflect this." are a mesa. In fact, the better the defen"Doe Hookers Bunch" (1976) beauty - and an amazing array ____ '1l4)tftfJ 4J '*Jjs4 j,$j ,i'itjiL. .3(11 (a t)Ib - -: are mother STYLE compounded by his inability year-old sitter bolsters a her (l0) SNEAK PREVIEWS: to fend off neighborhood young boy's flagging ego'and deteriorating. "You need a TAKE TWO Stories ©(17) MOVIE "Trouble Girl Meets Boy'Love in The Movies" bully Howie Woscowicz, and giveshlmthecouragetoface wife," says Flossie to her of lifestyles. (CC) (A) EVENING Along The Way" (1953) John Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel by haunting memories of an his fears. To 11-year-old daughter-in-law, referring to Wayne, Donna Reed. A football look at unlikely love affairs In early childhood chum whose Arthur Elliot, Mrs. Kearns the divorced Mrs. - Trevor's - 6:00 today's movies with scenes foolish courage in standing looks eccen'tric, with a difficulties at juggling her 0 (4)(4)0 (1) 0 NEWS coach, saddened by the from "The Main Event," "The up to Howie cost him his life. "brown and crusty face," roles of breadwinner, (U)35)KUNGFU absence of his wife and child, Other Side Of The Mountain" For Jake, self-determined hair that looks "likespikes of housekeeper and parent. (T4 1O)ZOOt.l(R) leads his teaffi to win the big and "An Unmarried Woman.' action means taking a Job, grass that had not been "YOU need someone to do all (Ti) 17) CAROL BURNETT game 10:15 'which brings him face to watered for a long time," the things a wife does, and AND FRIENDS 8:30 face with Izzie Gold, "old and beat-up glasses that I'm going to volunteer." 6:30 o LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (Ii) (17) MAVERICK explains her man Gold," a small factory have lenses "so thick her Flossie 10:30 0(4) NBC NEWS To save themselves from a shotgun wedding. Aichie and (U) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN owner who challenges Jake eyes filled the whole circles, generosity forthrightly: (5.) 0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS the Fonz are forced to walk STYLE to work ("You responsible? I like brown aggies." He's on "You need someone to help, 4 (10) OVER EASY Guest: down the aisle of wedded bliss 24 (10) PREMIERE "A Little - can't have loafers around guard, but Mrs. Kearns' and I need to help someone. Potty Bergen. (A) with Laverne and Shirley. (Part Outing"' here! Here, we work, do you matter-of-factness wins him I'm starting 10 talk to myself (Ii) (17) BOB NEWHART 2)(R) . 1100 understand?"), and In the over. Her zest for life is living all alone." 7:00 0(4) (5)0 (7)0 NEWS 9:00 Flossie's presence eases course of teaching him the contagious, and Arthur 0(4)FACETHEMU8IC Ø(j)MOV1OLA "The Silent (ID(35)BENNY HILL special tricks to making desk begins feeling better about - tension all around, although (3)0 P.M. MAGAZINE' Lovers" Director Nauritz Stiller a4 (10) TODAY IN THE pads, Instills the dictum to his flawed looks and his she has some habits Marty (DO JOKER'S WILD (Brian Keith) brings his protege LATURE always "make everything worries - in particular, has been brought up to (U)(35) CM(17) SANFORD Greta Garbo (Krishna 11:15 consider vices. She takes a swimming. ' AND SON Wayborn) to Hollywood. only to (17) LOVE, AMERICAN into something." 4(10) MACNEIL I LEHREA see her fall deeply In love with Beckman's original bit of bourbon now and then, Contact between Jake and REPORT silent-film star John Gilbert Izzie isn't frequent or writing is typified in and every Saturday Is track 11:30 (Barry Bostwick). (Part 'Murder 3) 7:30 (5)0 CBS MOVIE 43 (1) i 0 NEWS SPECIAL easygoing, but it's profound.. Arthur's opening line: day. What's more, unlike the 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH NEWLYWED By Natural Causes" (1979) Hal Results of the Michigan and Old - man Gold's approval "Whenever we feel Jumpy or Trevors, she's not at all (5) 0 THE Holbrook, Katharine Ross. An Oregon primaries are present- grows important to Jake, something new Is about to religious. Still, time shows GAME is there a Flossie to be as steady and and his "everything into happen - internationally famous mental- ed. (DO FLORIDAI • ' 1st, his unfaithful wife, her lover (DO ABC NEWS so m t hi n g'' attitude phonograph record in my sensible as they come, and - GD (35) MAUDE C9 (10) OICtC CAVETT 'Guest: and a family friend become (1]) (35) WILD, WILD"Marnie" WEST becomes a theme, echoing in mother's mouth that plays Marty sees that her slightly Z (17) MOVIE author William Styron. (Part 2 involved a bizarre of not (1964) Tippi Hedren, Sean Jake's mind and evolving what she hopes are corn- different code of behavior is events in which mayseries or may of 2)(R) -' Connery. A man struggles to into a kind of ethic that forting records." Arthur's Just that -slightly different TUESDAY STYLI WORLD 'Children And8 (10) FAWLTY TOWERS; EVENING Sports" lames Michener . 10:15 explores the physical and amo(17) THE COMMANDERS 6.00 Iionai effects of the "win at all 0(4) C) 0 0 10:30 costs" attitude on young ath35)KuNaFu Islas and the pressures placed GD (35) LOVE. AMERICAN hO) ONCE UPON A CLAS. STYLE SIC "The Old Curiosity Shop" on the gifted child athlete. (10) FAWLTY TOWERS (17) MOVIE Little Heirs grandfather dosh" (1965) James Stewart, 11:00 biss sway all the money he bOi Doug McClure. A neutral • ( 4) (4)0(Z)O NEWS rowed from Oulip, a greedy far becomes involved In the (Ti) (35) DENNY HILL and evil-dwarf. (Part 1 0110) Civil War •flsr his daughter (1O)TO0AYiNTHELEGl8. (CC) (A) promises to marry a ConfiderLATUM (T(17) CAROL BURNETT at* soldier. ANDFRIo -11:15 a00 LOVE, AMERICAN 630 0(1) MOVIOLA "The Scar. 0(4) NW NEWS left O'Hare War" Motion plc. (1)0 11:30 lure producer David 0. (7)0 AMC NEWS TONIGHT Guest host: Selinick (Tony Curtis) (10) OVER EASY Guest: chse Richard Benjamin. Guest: massive sear ch for the Gerson Kanin. (A) RWAW Havens. actress to portray the heroine (T (17) 9.1 0 Harry •HARRY - of "Gone With The Wind" and himself com 100 sett s on VMen Leigh (Morgan tut to mi tted to an mittle save a young hokess 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC Brittany). (Part 2) who is being held tars against (I)OP.M.MAQAZINI MA'SH Radar's her will. (1) 0 (7) 0 JOKERS WILD transfer stateside puts his LOVE DOthIM TEN(U) (..5) (T (17) SANFORD rspiacem.nt Klinger and(A) a NIB MATCH Chris Even Lloyd AND SON 'homesick B.J. in the dumps. and her husband John Lloyd 4 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER (DO BARRY MANILOW Bjorn Borg REPORT ONE VOICE Singer.composerteam andup his'against fiancee Mariana Barry Manllow and 7:30 his sole Sims in a two oul of guest Dionne Warwick COfl e'c4) TIC TAG DOUGH three eat competition (from 4)0 THE NEWLYWED b1ne talents for an hour Of London). music and variety. awl (35) w WEST (0 (35) (DQ FAMILY FEUD (17) MOVIE "Lifeboat" FMPO GD (8) MALiCE (1944) Taliulah Bankhud, John (10) DICK CAV1ITT Guest: (10) EDIiV1N HAWKINS AT Hodlak. Directed by Alfred author William Styron. (Part I THE SYMPHONY Edwin Haw- Hitchcock. The commander of of 2) (A) is and Joined the Hawkins a German U-boat joins the surfamily the by Oakland (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY , of a freighter he sunk in phony Orchestra for on By"" their lifeboat. S00 of gospel music from the Pare(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE mount Theater in 12:40 PRAIRIE Tragedy results when (4) 3 MOCLOUD 910 Mrs. Oleson invites a faith 0 HOUSE CALLS K5n$teaier to preach In wainut 1.00 lngton General gets a , Grove. (A) TOMORROW Guests: • CICINNATI administrator, who gets an ld iormer Mains senator Margaret A sleazy photographer sneakily of how a hospital can function Chase Smith: (lit. Kaplan, takes some spectaouiev nude b0t1 an inept staff. (A) JSne Drache and Darwin Crux. photos of JeMfet' and plans to 1000 who discuss gambling and sell them. (A) LOU GRANT While Lou poker. (4) (!) 0 THAT'S iNCREDIBLE Is debating on whether to place (7) MOVIE "Tate Me Out Reports on killer plants that a heavy bet at the. racetrack, To The Ball Game" (C) (1949) devour anImals, a itS that Dliii. lends money to a Mend Frank Sinatra, (lens Kelly. Two deøes she law of gravity. end a deeply in debt to bookmakers, enleilalnhrs becOme involved German shepher that traveled (A) with a pretty girl who omte a 1500 mllse to find Its meeter (DO CHERYL LAOD: bassbM seem an d gamblers are Isatured.______ SOUVENIRS Jill Conaway, who try to stop her teem from 35 .au ROOICPORD Joyce DeWitt and the Chet'lle winning the pennant. (1 1k'. 40 JAUN USC14ENUW$ DenieS. Band n Cheryl Ladd Mint) 414 A J,u,a W..a, •l,a .., . .-a •-' Ps I. •.-''• 6.4 a. S4kaIê'.ida# • .. -J a ---.'.A - • ,,_. "alfil ',t4Ilt'1 j4 bnd 3ULIUAIv'flJ1?, h,IM Friday, May w ,SG—, - win his parents' esteem. "My Own Private Sky" arrives on the scene just its mu sic from yest.,yow. V - -- ______________________________________________ (Ti) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN - i. _\ 1 S a - k -' ' * You'll just have to tune In." MONDAY I -- - along. I've made four movies In the past ____ __ moviels, But continue to May 19 •. BetWeen Old, Young •. Horns'), and It was because of him that I She explains her absence and return: "I went on the road to work on my music. It was a .elf4mpossd exile, and I liked It. It seemed important to me then, and I never . ABOUT BOOKS songwriter Ralph Ester (Take Me small dubs where she would not be 4 1416ANOM 1. "1 spent so many years on the road with "Head On," 4 l.- Books Stress Link . Back From, 'Exile' Silly Kellerman, who, alter years of relative anonymity, shot to fame as Hot, Up.-Hoolthan In the film version of "M.AJ.H." and than seemed to (as she put It) "decline" and disappear, is beck, - 'a io 47 -------------- a '•'f / ..'' , --S --V - ' . - V - - - �V S , V I - . I - r -' - - V.. V " 0 - - . 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He dances with her on the show all the time. i thought that was just for the show but now I see he only dances with her. Am hoping this is not true - the dif - ference in their ages is too great. E. PECK, Raymond, V Alta., can. You Canadians worry about Larry too much. The Welks have been married 49 years and have 10 grandchildren. At V tan memorabilia and a toilet Checks. (R) (Do BARETTA The murder featured. (CC) (Tj)(35) LOVE, AMERICAN of a well.knowt philanthropist trained cat are V STYLE leads Bai'etta to a gangster (R) (10) GREAT PERFOR. who runs a prostitution ring. (R) BUNNY'S BUGS CD0 MANCES "Dance In Amerlca SUST1N' OUT ALL OVER 1:60 Animated. Springtim, brings Beyond The Mainstream" The (17) "M Bugs Bunny remembrances ç rich variety of dance activity In his childhood and an encounter lofts, churches and other non. 156 V V MMIPM DON'T MISS OUT. CALL TODAYI 2M95. FRENCH AVE. 322.8512 SANFORD tV sit,.', adia l t'' painting on "M.&S.II.?' Or is that just "iii he script?" A. ANDERSON, Kilamazoo, Mich. It's in the script, as you put it. Morgan is not an artist. Hollywood, Fla. - STYLE BUCK V of NASA and the impact of editor Norman Cousins. (R) some of the staff. (R) (17) BOB NEWHART 7.00 1) (1) FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE CD 0 JOKER'S WILD a (10) THE GOOD NEIGH- college. (A) BOAS "The Guru Of Surbiton" 'QIfl* got 'i,liws* grit no ytuta ,rcn.leO V 0 ABC NEWS - . V of assassins from using anti- Stanley accidentally sets the for himself and his daughter by kitchen on fire, he and Helen marrying into the let set. matter to obliterate a city. (R) (5) 0 THE WALTONS Earl are forced to move In with the 1 00 Hamner, creator of this series. Brookes for the night. (A) TOMO RROW Guest: 0 is host for a 200th-hour special 10:00 Presidential candidate Allen featurIng highlights of shows (5) 0 SHIRLEY MACLAINE ... Michael. from the put eight years and a EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT (7) 0 BARETTA Baretta's with Han'iner's own family. Gymnast Kurt Thomas and reputation and career are almost destroyed by a photothe real-life models for the Wal. Dean Martin join Shirley Macton family. Lame for a salute to movement grapher who uses the unwitting (DO MORK & MINDY Mon in its various forms, focusing detective to steal half a million feels like such a misfit that he on sports and the d$flCSV dollars (A) Wants to ieave Earth until (7)020/20 Orson lets him see what tIll (35) LOVE, AMERICAN (12)(17) NEWS Mindys flu would have been STYLE 1:40 like without him. (R) (10) mu. MOVERS' JOUR(12)(17) MOVIE "Life At (35)JIM AOC$C5Oflo NAL "Alternative Energy Top" (1966) LaurenCe Harvey. (1O) PROSE "Bridge Over Futures" Bill Moysri examines Troubled Watrs" Probe .will hs concerns of Franklin CounJean Simmons. Unaware that V • - V - Vj•V -. . -. . V V -.- (ID (35) WILD, WILD WEST 9:00 wolo (12) (17) MOVIE "Dial M For • C!) 0 BARNEY MILLER finds a missing would-be monk Murder' (1954) Ray Miiland. Defense's study on this s.cqrity the energy crisis and talks with , - N BC. V _____________________________________________ V - jJ SHORT ON SPACE?1 Take a look at your answer. A quality-built shod from Sheds America. Ready-to-u, it has rugged, good looks you'$ be proud of. And a very affordable price. 0 Aluminum exterior with your c"ce 0 Sizes from a compact 4x4 to a --king size 12x50 of 14 colors in baked enamel finish IF YOU BUYI V - 1.1 1 o,000i IN THE Andrea Doria and the 1964 A former top movie producer in 0(3) BUCK ROGERS Buck poses Alaskan earthquake is shown. severe financial difficulties 28TH CENTURY THE ROPERS After attempts to create a life of ease C 0 as a criminal to prevent a gang V V con Idering dropping out of at 8 p.m. '17hursday on Grace Kelly. Directed' by Alfred tIll (35) (121(17) V SANFORD with a lady of the evening, and AND 5()p Dietrich Is assigned to dress as Hitchcock. Alter learning of his wife's infidelity a man decides (10) MACNEIL-/ LEHRER a w8man for mugger detail. (A) nom (11) (35) STREETS OF SAN to have her eliminated. FRANCISCO 11:50 (10) ALL CREATURES C!) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 13 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH Thieves holding Sabrina give CI) 0 THE NEWLYWED GREAT AND SMALL Kelly and Kris ten hours to GAME 9:30 $100,000 NAME THAT 8 (][)NBC MOVIE "The 13 retrieve a fortune In stolen diaTUNE Great - Disasters That Shook monds from their doubleThe World" (1979) Documenta- crossing partner. (R) (Ii) (35) MAUDE (10) DICK CAVETT Guest- ry. Footage of some of the 12:00 aCtressDianafliggV(R) calamities of the century. () 0 CBS LATE MOVIE (17)THEFAM1LY including the crash of the Once is Not Enough" (1975) Hindenburg, the sinking of the Kirk Douglas, Deborah Raft in. 8:00 with Marvin Martian, and a theatrical places has remained BASE&ALL Atlanta ii chance for Wile E.- Cotote to outside the mainstream of Braves vs. Montreal Expos dance's evolution over the past finally catch the Road Runner. 2:00 CD 0 PERRY COMO'S lANA- 20 YSIIL (17) THE AMERICANS 0(4) DAILY DEVOTiONAL -MA HOLIDAY Toni Tennille retta Swit Join Petry "The Piantatibn Owner" and Lo 2:10 Coma in the Bahama Islands Andrew Gay lives on a 6000- (1)0 NEWS for an hour of music and verse- acre sugar plantation along the 2:40 Mississippi River in $ house ty. "The Pride Of (1)0 MOVIE built by slaves. (1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD The Yankees" (8/W). (1942) 1O 54 CONCERT Bre-' 10:30 Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright. yard Symphony Orthis1ts'' QJ)(35) LOVE, AMERICAN Bag.bil star Lou Gehrlg over''VU orchestra, under the direction comes the odds to become a ilattu na evil of e*L.0 nj'm DEAR DICK: After seeing 1110," 1 would like to know the name of the man who played Be Derek's husband. think his name was David in the movie. ANN LAUS, - Anka- wrote"' Here's Johnny " and is very glad tie di, the estimate is that, so far, he's made around $401 00 from that little composition. Incidentally, it'salso uset by UCIA baskeftuill in honor of their great ex-coach, .1 lin Wooden. DEAR DICK: Does Col. Potter I Harry Morgan) di its 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Frank Gorshin) plans AND FRIENDS continents. Carson. Guests: Hoyt Axton. 6:30 8:30 to obliterate New ArnauddeBorchgrave. 13 NBC NEWS (!) 0 BENSON Benson (1)0 THE JEFFERSONS Chicago, on a 90(1) 0 CBS NEWS becomes the most unpopular George is proud when Lionel 0 ABC NEWS man in the mansion when the 'begins acting like a playboy minute -Buck Rogers 4(10) OVER EASY Guest: governor orders him to cut until he learns that Lionel Is in the 25th Century," - V• 71, he's at the age where the only hanky-panky he does is with real hankies. As for that business of only dancing with Mary Lou, he used to dance with a lot of different people, but they felt it was too cumbersome so now he just dances with one. That's all. DEAR DICK: What Is the book title that the movie, "The Wild Geese," was based on, and who is the author? S.H. ARNOLT, Warsaw, Ind. I do not know the name of the book. All the credits for the film merely say, "Based on a book by Daniel Carney." V 12" from the beginning and still watch the reruns er and over. What ever happened to the fellow who p tvs James Reed? We have never seen him in anything t - . e. ROSEMAItY QUARLES, Soquel, Calif. If you watched so often, you should have learned by that his name is Kent McCord. And perhaps by no ni have seen him on his new series - he's a regula, 'n "Galactiai '80" this year. theme? Wa.1 It DEAR DICK: Who wrote the Paul Anka or Barn' Manilow? Eli., Mobile, Ala. - ROGERS . 63 9D (!D a (2) 0 NEWS V - V. Playalinda Beach in Brevard (fl) (35) HILL COUfltYV V 6'O0 a(10) TODAY INThELEGIS- Rogers (Gil Gerard, ((17) MOVIE "The Great LATURE 0(4)(5)OWO NEWS left) poses as an - Race" (1965) Jack Lemmon, (11)(17)LASTOFTHEWILD (Ij)(35) KUNG FU assassin to learn how (W) ZOOM (R) Tony Curtis. A classic hero11:30 Kellogg (guest star (17) CAROL BURNETT and-villain battle spans three ViENING - ORANGE/SEMINOLE CABLEVISION V DEAR DICK: My husband and I have watched "AiI:sm- eCoflQrThSt Hazel Henderson. 10:30 ____________________________________________ 1) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN suburbs. (R) (3) TIC TAO DOUGH NEWLYWED MU MOVIE "Murder Can Marriage" Peter Marshall, B" (3) 0 THE Hurt You" (Premiere) Jamie bara Rush; "My Sister, Irene" GAME Farr, Gavin McLeod. Eight Martha Raye, Ray Bolger. (R) V CD o HOLLYWOOD super-sCeuths band 12:40 SQUARES Vf,together to battle a common the brIl- CI) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 1D (1 MAUDE (lv) DICK CAVETT hint but deadly "Man in "Easy Come, Easy Go" (1967) Elvis Presley. Docile Marshall. A Guests: Lee Ballets Trockadero White.' (0 (35) STREETIII OF SAN Navy frogman mistakenly Do Monte Carlo. I R) believes he has found vast V (1 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta FRANCISCO . sunken treasure. Braves vs Montreal Expos 10:00 Iti- to •(4)QUINCY ioo -8:4)0 of stop the • TOMORROW Guests: on goat, turtle and bathtub their children, who are trying to Scatman Crothers; author Dr. races, a man who collects Tar- control their Social Security Michael McGill. . .}- V . May .22 THURSDAY - . Friday, May u, i,so—ii He sort of got lost in the Bo Derek publicity shuffle, didn't he? But he will have a big publicity push of his own - pretty soon. His name is Sam J. Jones, and he's starring in "Flash Gordon," which is a biggie and will be out probably this summer. CthprInp'q lpuq .VTi' - V DEAR DICK: Could you settle a small bet between my wife and me? On "The Dukes Oazzard," she says Daisy is wearing panty hose. I say those are just her golden tanned legs. If I lose she gets a new pair of panty hose You people must have a stimulating life, back there in Scranton, betting on legs. Anyhow, R.H., shell out. Catherine Bach, who plays Daisy, does wear panty hose, but for a reason you might not suspect. The network's censors let a lady show more leg if she is covered — so the panty hose allows them to let you see more of 10 appealingly TOKYO - Yellow Magic well . Orchestra tags its music as Japanese. . Ryuichi Sakamoto, ac- The Yellow Magic Or. "technopop" from the "Technopolis" (i.e., Tokyo), complished artist and chestra may become and one need only glimpse musician, sees the vision another export SUCCeSS the neon flash and butle ora conceived by the leader of for Japan. Tokyo evening to get a whiff their triumvirate - Harry . Hosano — as making a "mix of its inspiration. Like an efficient compact of the digital, computer Though a bit wry and car or well-crafted stereo, sound with Oriental music, cryptic, yellow Magic . Japan's Yellow Magic Although it uses the corn- members are quite serious Orchestra (or YMO) is mand3 of our technology, when it comes to music. All - another of musically It reminds us of three are respected Tokyo example Japanese Ingenuity and something very Oriental." musicians and record 0 0D C11) 0 M 0 NEM competitive edge when it With two charkopping 1ps producers, who united for WEDNESDAY May 21 0135 BENNY HILL comes to designing exports. in Japan right now, YMO the first record, 'which is (1O) TODAY stimLlSV As the response to YMO's certinly -. has conquered their debut lp here, as a LATURE sympnyorcheatra PresentsEVENING (17) LAST OF THE recent United States tour home with a flair. Live, they concept project led by u from Channel 24's now and single ("Computer use synthesizers and even a Hoeano. As the record came 6:00 Gamea," not tobeconfused small computer tocreate a thgtJ, so did the group. • () TONIGHT Host: Johnny e.o 0 NEWS V CD YOUR Carson. Guests: Gay Tate., with the "Computer Games" show that neatly straddles Tommy LiPuma from A & M t1) O VOARLTON by New Zealand's Mi-Sex) the gap between technolm* Records heard the groupG3 ca(35)KUNGFU. 10 zoom (111111 DOOR11MN Animated. While seems to hidicate, It is the and artistic Inspiration. The play at the Tokyo Fusion (17) CAROL BURNETT at his post. America's number- Lsachman. Q BLACK UP8O(JA • one doorman ha$ strange Japanese group with the group's Image creates a Festival Vand grabbed thorn encounters with his boss, Is RON When Poppy Is ordered potential to wire Into the sleek style that' Japanese for North America. 630 beautician girtfiriend and his on a stateside mission, the fans seem eager to embrace. world market. Army sends a replacement who "Something new from (4) ec NEWS garbage-picking ediately manages to allen-. Until Until recently, the music For Americans, they are Japan," Is how Hamm likes (1)0 CBS NEWS 900 ate all of the men. of their native country has more than just a novelty, to express the idea without, (1) ABC NEWS STROKES (DOAICNEW8 ( 0) OVER EASY Guest: been sung In, and made for, Says Hoeano: "There have as. he says, "sounding Iii Larry blows up when he sees $ ( (35) Vn1 W1LD WEST actress Ellen Burst. (R) the Japanese. YMO's sound been people abroad who only modest. picture Arnold took of Mr. (M (17) MOVIE "Stage (CD (17) BOB NEWHART is a neat splice of syn. understand Japan as "Not just copying or trying Drummond kissing Morgan FrIght" (1950) Jane Wyman, 7:00 during the Alders' visit to New Marlene Dietrich. Directed by thesized disco rhythms, rock Fujiyama and Geishas over to do something like (4) FACE THE MUSIC York. (R) Alfred Hitchcock After pi..edaggressiveness; (thanks to the years. But the people Americarl or British bands, 13 (1) a P.M. MAGAZINE CI) a MOVIE "The Grass Is Ing Innocence 1; a friend. the drummer V u k I h i r a who came to our concerts on but something original and C!) 13 iota"s WILD Always Greener Over The Sep- suspect in a murder case turns Takahashi, ex-Sadistic Mika last year's world tour Un- powerful from Japan." (35) (17) SANFORD Ile-Tank" (1975) Carol Burnett, out to be guilty. the - first Japanese derstood Japan from new And If the quirky but AND SON Charles Orodin. A New York 11:60 musical export), jazz-fusion terms V_ Instead of catchy "technopop" of YMO (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER City couple pack up their throe children and move to what they (DO LOVE BOAT "Second experiments and English Fujlyama and Geisha they is any indication, we should REPORT think is the easy life of the Time Around" Tina Louise, 730 lyrics. But the end reuIt Is, have Sony and Honda," keep our ears to the East. Lyle Waggoner; "The 'Now' V -- Daisy's Panty Hose Allow More Leg -- . V V .__ V • Rob Patterson - VV Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________________________________________ V • - V fl V - Friday, May 16, IM 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V - V IM 7 - Purchase any shed 8'x10' or larger and receive an even All Rubin Buildings meet greater value. 10,000 FREE the South Florida E Hurricane Code. DAY$ GREEN STAMPS. Delivery 5,000 FREE GREEN ST AM PS Setup with smaller size purchase. & Anchoring - We Now Sell All Aluminum IV - J S1]I?ER gt'l653 V5OHWY.1792.LONGW000 U.its.n sa 434Vend OPBI 7 DAYS 9 AM-6PM 83O.83OO Trock seed Serving Seminole a Orange Counties Dog ______________________________________________ man decides to have an affair. - -V 4 - S-V.--V - I VI - -V . • - V 4 ___ -V ' V - - - . - -• V.. �- . .. - --i---- - - -S.---- .- -- - --- ---5--- --- - -- S -•:-'• r . --; ... - - - - .,. .- -- 5---- .: ----.-, - -_ - - ---5- - - - -. — .. - _ .,. - - - j -- -----. ' .. -.. 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. 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Shoots, Kills Goldsboro Man By DA1D M. RAiLER Herald Staff Writer The state attorney's office Is expected today to issue a preliminary report indicating a Seminole County sheriff's deputy shot and killed an elderly man in the line of duty while Investigating a domestic disturbance. The dead man is Henry Alexander, about 85, of 1701 Tangerine Ave., in Goldsboro, who was shot by Deputy Richard O'Dell about 4 p.m. Wednesday. Deputy O'Dell has been suspended with pay, according to Sheriff John Polk, as a matter of policy pending the outcome of an.investlgation by the sheriff's office as well as by the, state attorney's office. Polk said the state attorney's office Is involved "as a matter of course Whenever there's a shooting involving a deputy, whether the victim dies or not, we ask the state attorney's office to investigate, so W can cornpare findings" Although the actual account of the shooting is still sketchy, here's what Polk said had been determined by noon today with the investigation still incomplete: The sheriff's office received a call at 3:14 p.m. Wednesday of a domestic disturbance at the Alexander home involving a man with a gun. Two deputies, Deputy O'Dell and Steve Waithers, responded to the call and went to Newson's Grocery on Southwest Road, two blocks from Alexander's house to meet Ida Mae Brown, 63, who had phoned in the complaint. Ms. Brown, who deputies say lived with Alexander, told them Alexander had been arguing with her, then ordered her out of the house at gunpoint. Both deputies approached the Alexander home, and one of them, according to Polk, knocked on the door. "Alexander opened the door, and Deputy Walthers spotted a - handgun In his hand, but when Alexander saw the uniformed men he slammed the door In their faces," Polk said, The sheriff added, however the screen door never remained shut, but had partially reopened. Polk said both deputies drew their weapons, with Walthersrunnlng around to the rear of the house, while O'Dell "pushed open the door." I S V. ---5--.. - -. - - - - -------- --- - -- --- ------ ----- -- - - It's at this point the details are sketchy, according to Polk, but "AS far as we could determine this morning, as soon as O'Dell entered the house, he saw Alexander In a rear room and both deputies yelled at Alexander to drop his weapon. However, Polk said, "Officer O'Dell saw Alexander turn to face him (O'Dell) and as he did, the man raised a shotgun and pointed It at the deputy who could see it was cocked. That's when O'Dell fired three shots from a .357 Magnum." The medical examiner was conducting an autopsy this morning to determine the actual, cause of death, and authorities still were uncerta whether all three shots tilt Alexander or not. Sheriff Polk said O'Dell, with the department eight years, "Is a fine officer and level..heded He has njvIous of having used his weapon In a case" Polk said he couldn't "second guess Officer O'Dell, but 1 probably would have done the same thing," when asked if the deputy should have entered the house knowing there was an armed man inside, or if he should have cleared the area and asked for backup. Polk stressed the deputy used his personal Judgment and that while other options or alternative plans are available under such circumstances, -"no one can say for sure which options anyone will take under those conditions." Polk also said a check of his department's files shows several complaints of disturbances In the past at #h& Alexander residence "many of them Involving weapons." Meanwhile, Sanford police records also indicate Alexander has a previous arrest for discharging a firearm in the city.Neighbors of Alexander say the man had periodically had fights with Ms. Broyn While Polk says he would like to see a county grand Jury pass final judgment on the investigators' reports, Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said, this morning, the review might not even be necessary. Polk said he believes all cases where a man is killed should be evaluated by a grand Jury. Ray says the grand jury will only. be asked to consider the case if the Investigators' reports do not conclusively clear O'Dell of any possible Improper actions. I V " S • ¶ •iS • 'v :- S He said it is unknown exactly what By DONNA ESTES action Uii LsØslature will take during Herald WWI Writer Seminole-County Is one dl four Central the current session - whether It will be Florida counties being considered as a for - land acquisition, planning or new site for a new. "medIum-maxImum" construction, or all three. "If it commits security prison for Florida, a state of. to only land and planning the 21 months time frame would not be turned on," be tidal said today. The other counties being considered as said. In response to a question, McLalne said the site for a prison, ultimately to cost $30 million and have the ability to house 624 a medium-maximum or "close custody" men, are Orange, Lake and Osceola facility would include persons convicted according to Frank McLalne, Facilities of murder, rape and other crimes of Admlnlstrater for the states' division of doing bodily harm to persona, but per. sons convicted of other, non-violent, corrections. McLalne said the prison could be crimes would also be kept there. Meanwhile, State Rep. Bobby Bran. . located anywhere In the four-county tley, R-Longwood, who learned Wed-Central Florida area south. McLalne added, however, the state has nesday that Seminole County is among been trying to locate a miximum security those areas being considered as a prison In South Florida for years without possible site for the medium-maximum security prison, said he could not ensuccess. The first phase of the institution, he vision any area in Seminole County said, would cost about $12.5 million and which would be an appropriate site. "My big concern is that this is not house "probably" 40 men. "We are trying simply to get correc- something Seminole County would want. tional Institution facilities In the areas I feel something of this sort should be where prisoners come from. The bulk of located 20.40 miles from the nearest that population is a line across the community. If there were breakouts, we Central Florida area and south. The bulk wouldn't want prisoners running next of the correctional institutions are now door to someone's home and hurting located In the areas north of that line," someone," Brantley said. Sheriff John Polk said what it boils McLglne said. McLalne said the division of cortec-- down to is "everyone says there is a need lions has asked the state Department of for more prisons but no one wants them Natural Resources for a printout showing In their back yard. "I don't think Seminole County is an Mate-owned lands in the four Central appropriate place for a maximum Florida counties Time frame for choice of site and security prison. Minimum security construction cannot be determined. he prisons, tlxnh, have Jo be built said, until the Legislature appropriateS - somewhere. I wouldn't be opposed-to a money for the new facility. Once the rninlinwn or inediwn security prison money is appropriated, a construction here. Maximum security should be contract would have to be awarded maintained at Raiford. Thie state has plenty of land there and can build there." within 21 months thereafter, be said. - W - - •' -- ---- ;_'_S__ --_ -S :'ee ;t- -. - .---- 1..'. 5 5 Sheriff's deputies look on as the body of henry Alexander is carried from his home - ---- -;- -5-- ---- --- - ------ - - - •-.--_------• — ' ,S . ,. - ' CR1 . I S S State Considers Puffing P rison In Seminole County , -'4 -' •• - 14rId Pt bw A Seminole County evidence technician carries the wrapped, 20-gaue shotgun Alexander allegedly aimed at deputies moments before be was shot. ta flvi R - Agency.'Ponders Safety' Of 3 Schools' Insulation - the additions to Lyman High School and E. Chick, associate commissioner for By DIANE PETRYK Lake Howell High School and has been educational facilities construction with Herald Staff Writer In a meeting scheduled for today, the used on about 150 feet of wall space in the the state Department of Education. David B. Epperson, research architect U.S. Consumer Product Safety Corn- general music area of the new Lake with the state Department of Education, mission will consider whether to ban or Mary school. Despite the consideration that the recommended that the board discontinue require warning labeling on a form of building insulation used in three substance may someday be required to use of the substance but did not be removed, the Seminole County School recommend its removal. Seminole County schools. Epperson said the Safety Commission The insulation is a spray-on foam Board Wednesday voted not to remove it known as urea formaldehyde. It has been where it has already been installed at has conducted hearings on a national level to determine acceptable level for the subject of over 500 consumer corn- Lake Mary. plaints made to the Safety Commission. Superintendent William Layer said the emissions from the substance. The complaints cite adverse health ef- cost of removal now would be about He said emissions are given off under fects, said Sajety Commission $8,000. After the building is complete, he conditions of high temperature and high humidity. spokesman Carol Young. The substance, said, the cost would be about $12,000. "Full (Safety Commission) reports she said, has been banned in But the substance may never have to will come out toward the end of the Massachusetts. be removed, It has been banned in several states, - the board approved a change order summer - but right now we're in linibo," he said. said Hugh Carlton, director of auxiliary that provides for a substitute form of Young said adverse health effects that services for Seminole County Schools. insulation on the rest of the construction. But he said he does not know if any states Builder's sand and sprayed-on cellulose have been attributed to the substance are respiratory problems, eye irritation and have ordered the substance removed will be used for this purpose. The substitution was agreed to by the nose bleeds among a wide range of other from existing construction. He said he has research documents contractor at no additional charge ac- problems. from manufacturers of the substance cording to a letter from GutmannEpperson said formaldehyde is used in which show It is "perfectly harmless." Dragash Associates, the architectural a wide range of building products and "So there's two sides to the Issue," firm in charge of the project. when it is inert presents no problem. Urea formaldehyde gives off a toxic Carlton said. "The question here Is that this product Urea formaldehyde has been used in gas when it burns, according to Charles is not totally stable," he said. !ieminole I h1rd Ura ers Achieve test Scores In State --' - , ' placed second ln reading with 88percent In reading, writing and arithmetic, eleventh graders as well as twelfth be said. "We also have an excellent superin- passing, surpassed only by Walton Seminole County third graders are the graders who were not In the system as tendent," he said. County fifth graders, of whom 87 percent best in the state, eleventh graders. passed. State student assessment test results Tests of the twelfth graders, most is fourth from the Eighty-four percent of Seminole announcedattheSemlnole county School newcomers to Seminole County, showedRay said Seminole smallest county in the state and is Board meeting Wetbiesday showed that less impressive scores than tlioae of probably easier to administer, but he County eighth graders - oassed the ...k,. h..ii with I. IUIIU 5fU1 gave credit for the high-scoring students reading and math, placing second In the et the state standard for reading; N county hen those to lAyer, Assistant Superintendent Dan state In both categories. In writing, 85 coret r a standard l)gg5fl percent Of the eighth p percent met the standard for madL Education Mary Groome. for third place among counties. In reading, W percent of These were the highest percentages of eleventh grader' passed the test PuttiP4 compliance with the standards for any Forty-four percent of the Seminole He also said the Interest and backing of them In fourth place in the state in that the neriti of Seninnt,' Ciitntv county In the state, except for a tie with County eleventh graders met the state's Brevard County third graders in the category. standqd for writing, a five-way Ue for means a lot. reading category. Twelfth gr&kM hwever, ranked ninth place in the state. The eleventh Seminole county fifth, - eight and fourteenth in the state for reading, with "We've always been a conservative graders also ranked 9th in the state In eleventh graders also scored high 79 percent of those tested meeting the county," he added. "We've always math, In a tour-way tie. compared to their counterparts. In 66 state standard. looked to the basics, so when the state Only percent of Seminole County other Florida counties. School Board public Information of started the assessment tests we weren't twelfth graders-set the state standard said he feels one ° "We're very proud of the ruJts," said ficer Ralph Ray caught unprepared. We were already Superintendent le County or ithg, but this was tiUafiv s r givthgtheftjndamentalsattentlon." Ue for 18th place in the state among 67 good bes the county w high is because 'Seminole County fifth graders ranked counties. Sixty-two percent of Seminole "It's very good," added School Board . teacbers. County. twelfth graders met the math state in writing sod math, "We have more teachers here with first In the Chairman Allan KeeU percent and standard, ranking 15th Lii the state. percent state student asaçsainçnt tests are more experience because we pay our given each fail to third, fifth, eighth sixi experienced teachers on the high side," tests respectively The fifth graders DIANE PRYK - -, - - " ,• -- S ,. - - - - - - - ' - • - - -- 5 - -. - --- -- - - - - - - ¼) I \ - • - 4 - - I -. - u - WILLIAM LAYER ...very proud 'S . - . -' S -- - - -- - S. - - - -- ALLAN KEETh results very good �- ' - - •Vsf ii, - ,,•u Ma Plans Celebration Satuday Othersin the parade will include: Capt. Henry C. Pund, of HomerSewellh! will portray Abraham Lincoln and deliver the Naval Training Center, Orlando, and Mrs Pund, Mayor the Gettysburg address Members of the c Walter Sorenson, U. S. Navy Color Guard and Band, Smlno}e- families, Sjoblom and Evans, will be present. High School Band, National Guard Unit. Boy Sennlc C.erl fl'jrjnp t hinek nirtv in th fjrp h211 _” £UJU WIfl Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Brownies, Clowns of America, Fleet served and prizes awarded. Food, including barbecued Reserve, Disabled American Veterans, Shriners, Sea Cadets, chicken, hot dogs, homemade ice cream, breads, Jams, donuts, Civil Air Patrol, and numerous floats and dignitaries. coffee and soft druks will be sold by various CIVIC Captain Pund will head the program at the school. The U.S. organizations. Prizes for the event have been donated by Navy and Seminole High School bands will accompany a sing. Flagship Bank of Seminole and Blue Book Services. Prizes will a-long of patriotic songs. be awarded throughout the day. er IN BRiEF Lake Mary Day, Armed Forces-Iy anj- the ctt an niversary of the city's Chimhir n' rnmm..li celetratd in Lake Mry Saturday with a parade, a special program and a fair. Activities are scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. with a parade first on the schedule. After the parade, a program will be held at the Lake Mary Elementary School with Sanford attorney, Douglas Stertrom as master of ceremonies. The day's tivitles will be completed with a block party In the fire hail area. West Germany Votes Boycott Of 1980 Russian Olympics DUESSELDORF,WestGermany(jjpj)_ Germany National Olympic Committee voted today to boycott the Moscow Summer Games, which is likely to lead several other wavering countries to join the U.S.. The vote was 59.40 in favor of a boycott despite last. minute pressure from East Germany and France, -A poll published on Wednesday had said the Olympic committee members would vote by a 2-1 margin to boycott the games. ' e. : !vluskie Rejects Afghan Plea VIENNA, Austria (UP!) - Secretary of State < Edmund Muskie rejected a proposal today by the Sov1et.acked Afghanistan regime for talks with its neighbors Iran and Pakistan on a timetable for the withdrawal of 85,000 Soviet troops from Afghanistan. Muskie, who arrived in the Austrian capital from a 'NATO meeting in Brussels, Belgium, told reporters the. plan failed to meet American demands for the pullback of Soviet troops, stationed in the country since - - . .. i.,,. Li ,,_ .. raoui government 01 Babrak Karma! against Moslem insurgents, American olficialssaid the responsewouldbeps,ed on to Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrei Gromyko, who will meet Muskie in the new American secretary of state's baptism in International diplomacy Friday. Warsaw Pact Seeks Detente WARSAW (UP!) - Communist Warsaw Pact leaders today called for a renewal of detente between East and West in a final communique ending their 2-day summit meeting, Polish diplomatic sources said. The sources said the seven East Bloc military alliance leaders, including Soviet President Leonid J, whe contents, expected to be a major Soviet bloc policy statement, will not be made public until Friday. The sources said "crucial proposals" by the Warsaw Pact leaders undoubtedly were contained in that declaration, making it a far more important document than the communique, Cuba, Bahamas Slate Talks NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) - After a tway delay, the Cuban government has aareed to resume talks In the Bahamas on MIG raids last weekend which sank a Bahamian defense ship and killed four seamen, At almost the same time, the eight Cuban fishermen whose arrests for poaching triggered the incident met $10,000 bond each and returned home aboard a Plane sent from Havana, The late afternoon talks today were to be a continuation of discussions begun Monday. They had been scheduled to resume Tuesday, but Cuban Foreign Minister Isidoro Malmierca asked for a delay tO provide time for further study of the situation. The Bahamas Is demanding reparations and an "appropriate apology" for the attack. The Cuban government has publicly agreed to negotiate the amount of reparations, but the discussions could snag over the, apology issue because of Cuban contentions the incident was caused by the CIA. 4 Libya Arrests 2 Americans By United Press International Libyan authorities have arrested two American oil company employees and the local director of Italy's Ailtalia airlines for spying in the lat episode of strongman Moammàr Khadafy's diplomatic war with Europe and the United States. The sthtwned Libyan news agency confirmed Wednesday a State Department report Americans Michael Price and Roger Frey were taken Into custody by "The Popular Committee for Justice in Tripoli for engaging in spying." The arrest of the Americans followed the expulsion Monday of 25 Americans for allegedly spying against Libya and engaging in terrorist activities. WEATHER The Lake Mary City Council, faced with an anticipated Street, Wilbur Avenue, Fifth Street, Crystal Lake Avenue, Country Club Road, Lakev'iew Avenue to Fifth, then on to Lake Mary Boulevard and the school campus, past a reviewing stand at the school. The area In front of Uppincott's Ink Spot business will be reserved for wheelchair viewing, Grand marshals of the parade are to be Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason, vho have been residentsof city for more than half a century. - .. ordinance rezoning Lake Mary Boulevard from 1'orest Avenu€ to 9th Street from residential and office commercial to cornmercial. The city council and the city's planning and zoning corn., mission has been considering the change in zoning for nearly a year. The council is scheduled to award a bid on the city's liability insurance reouirements. - ' post and grabbed cash from the store's register. Privacy I __________ Police say they arrested Miller moments after he robbed the LU' Champ store, 1119 E. 25th St., taking mpney from the cash register. _______________________ Clerk Dons Betrang, 21, Sanford, alone at the time of the robbery, was unhurt, police say. - . .. —.- , a' . - CHECK CASH STOLEN IN WALLET SNATCHING A tobacco and candy salesman from Melbourne was robbed of $33 cash and $22,267 in company checks Wednesday a!ternoon outside a Sanford grocery store, police say. Darell Moser, of the Florida Candy and Tobacco Company in Melbourne, told police he was leaving Richards Grocery, 1506 W. 13th St., at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday when a man reached into his pocket and grabbed his wallet. A chain holding the wallet to his pants, did little good, Moser told police. The chain snapped, but as Moser gave chase, four other men knocked him down, police say. , ' w I , - '1 - .. m n I - - ______________ A Sanford woman and Lake Mary man are in Jail today arrested Monday by Longwood police on charges of forging ,, doctor's prescriptions and possession of prescription drugs, Terry D. Beckhorn, 27, of 326 Clalrmont St., Lake Mary, and U Teresa TillIs, 20, of 3107 S. Park Ave., Sanford, were arrested w at8 p.m. by Lengwood police, called tothe Wlnn Dixie Plaza, State Road 434, by a pharmacist. Beckhorn was charged with attempting to forge ' a I prescription on blanks made out for Dr. Mohib Collest.an of Forest City. Tillis was charged with possession of Valium and blank prescription forms from the same physic an. They were each held in lieu of .25O bail. FIRE FORCES BUILDING EVACUATION A minor insulation fire forced evacuation of the Executive I Point Towers office building, at the corner of State Road 436 and Wymore Road. County firefIghters were called to the building when occupants began noticing smoke around 9:30 a.m. W By 10:30, firemen had found and removed some burning Iinsulation and begun soaking down the affected area. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined. I two grandchildren and two MI&S ELIL4BETH NATIONAL REPORT: Thunderstorms and hail drenched I K. DAVLIN great-grandchildren, southwestern Texas and parts of New Mexico as a nearly Miss Elizabeth Gramkow Katherine _______________ __________________________________________ Funeral Home li stationary frontal system hovered from the Atlantic Into Ie __________________________________________ tavlln, 9 formerly of Bram In charge of arrangements. U 'ower Rio Grande Valley. A flàsh-Ilood watch covered mostwof Towers died this morning in Southern Texas today because continuous rain falling Winter Park. She had been a already saturated ground has begun to run off rapidly into resident of Orlaiiclo for the area rivers and streams. In a six-hour period ending at I a.m. past several years. She was a DUNCAN, MRS. PHOESE today over an Inch and a half of rain was recorded In - Funeral services Wichita retireci school teacher from JUANITA Falls, Texas and Lake Charles, La. M. cijg AREA READINGS (I a.m4: temperature: 7*; overnight Born in Boloit,school system. can, so, ot 255$ S. Sanford Ave., Wis., she came' Sanford, who died Wednesday at low: 67; Yesterday's high: 91; barometric Presne: residence, will be at 10:30 to Sanford in October 1975 her relative humidity: 72 percent; winds: southwest at 7 m.p.h. am. Friday at tho graveskie In from Miami. She was a Evergreen Cemetery with Or. FRIDAV TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:08 a.m,, member ci AU Souls CathOliC Freddie Smith off icliting. 10:32 p.m.; lows, 3:51 a.m., 3:59 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Gramkow Funeral Home In Church, Sanford, and highs, 10 sin., l0: p.m.; lows, 3:43 sin., 3:50 p.m.; charge. BAYPORT: hlghs,3:Sla.m.,2:52p.m.; lows, 9:16 a.m., 10:10 Retired School Teachets Association, While in the DAVI.IN, MISS ELIZABETH p.m.,, KATHERINE - Funeral Miss __ U Tampa..St. Petersburg area, for Miss Elizabeth BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter 1nIet Out she Katherine Ia was associated with the Davlln, N. of Orlando, who died SI Milet Winds southeast 10 to 15 knots today and tonight nd this morning fri Winter Park, will gt Guild, around 15 knots Friday. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Partly cloudy with a Saturdayst All Souls She is survived by two beat$a.m. few thundershowers. Catholic Church with the Rev. frs, JOPC Johon, ariaI AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy and W&1TO thrOUgh Maltland,. and Mrs. Doroth, W1Iliam,ElsoHiciatIng. In Tampa. Brisinn Funeral Friday with a chance of afternOon and evening thunGleske, Arlington Heights, HomiPA Ia charge. darIhnwes'L IlIahe -rç-unr#rN'bt In mw . I nw. .rnis,wI -- --u--' ''fl Wi,wl. ' ' lii; a nephew, Howard J, southeast 10 m diminishing at night. Rain ProbabilitY 30 DVIIII, It. MY percent during the afternoon and evening hours, Brisson FueraI Home-PA is in charge of arrangements. - -': , T':. A .,• .., ______________________________________________________________________ -- ' -• MRS. PHOEBE DUNCAN Mrs. Phoebe Juanita Duncan, 80, of & Sanford Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday at her residence. Born In Oologah, Okia., she was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include a son, Wilbur C. Hártman, Sanford, '' _______________ 4-PC. "CHATSWORTH II" OAK BEDROOM Triple Dresser • Framed Mirror • Chest • Cannonball Bed in full or queen size Bring your bedroom to life and live in luxury with this magnificent bedroom suite. A true feeling of the early colonies is here in the natural Oak finish!This distinctive finish in deep warm oak color and Oni the uncluttered design makes it look much more expensive than it is during this sale. Constructed of solid oak and oak veneers' Price 995 Reg. $1,145 1 -1 rn Bill On -Ballot TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Florida voters will get a second shot at a constitutional amendment protecting them from unnecessary government Intrusion into their private lives. The Senate passed the proposal (HJR 387)34-2 Wednesday despite warnings from Sen. Ed Dunn who said it- might make marijuana legal and wiretapping by police Illegal. Already approved by the House, the amendment will be put on the Nov. 7 general elections ballot. A similar amendment went before the voters In 1978 as part of the Constitution Revision Commission package, but it was rejected. The plan amendathe rights section of the Florida Constitution to include the right of every citizen "to be let alone and free from government intrusion lI)to his private life." liE!)! Private Investigator Denied Weapon - I 'S -. A I : V - [ - - ,_",-.,• I ,. I u • •-. . . -.I -x • - * I 9295 I 8-PC. 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C •,, NET WT 20 LBS -- Bank -ito ATroplcBankof Seminole branch offlceiaslatedtobe built at the corner of Red Bug and Tuscawilla roads following rezoning of the property approved by the Seminole County Commission this week. The property was rezoned from agricultural to commercial. county also approved a rezoning from single family residential to office district for the northeast corner of State Road 434 arid East Lake Brantley Drive. Applicant Robert G. Feather Intends to use the property for a Monteasorl School. Despite a contrary recommendation by county staff and objections voiced by area residents, the county commission also granted Feather a rezoning for property at the southeast corner of Wekiva SprIngs Road and East Lake Brantley Drive. The property was rezoned from agricultural to officedistrict. Feather said be intends to build an office complex on the lte. The commission denied a request from Joseph i rezone property at State Road 436 and HIghway 431, west of Kmart and across from rantiey Square from single family resIdential to retail coinmerdaL Zajicek had Intended to construct a self-serve cer wash on the site. The commission granted a time extension on conditional zoning granted last year for a .180-acre planned unit chveIosnent to be built by the Seminole Employment Cor . Economic DuveIopm bi June, ivi the commission approved a rescuing for the' proposed delopnt at te fin a and Brisson Roe but the zoning dvificatjon was valid for only one year. Since the development was not Initiated within thet year, an extension per, was rered1be -80,1* to t the project itarted. Bahia Weed & Feed ' -VALLEY STERCHI'S . • - ' , - ' i I The Dade Police Trial Nears End - . ___________ lllng WASIU1lGTON (UP!) - The government's new 11.5 percent rate for FRA and VA single family mortgages _thelargeatdroplqtherateonrecord—wefltiSItO effect today in Florida and across the nation. Department ci Housing amid Development officials estimated U action, Intended to help the depressed housing industry, will enable several million more families to obtain mortgages, "Because ci the 13 percent rate, many potential homeowners are still being priced out of the home ownership market," HUD Secretary Moon Landrleu said In announcing U new mortgage ceiling Wednesday on Veterans Msninitrat1on - and Federal Rowing AdmInistratIon Io'n. Dude County Circuit Judge Lonore Neshitt has given h deh''. attorney 2½ howl eat lbs .i$i hes besa glwn 34o-4 hours to present Its cin'fn( erg nerd' ' - from and Into Friday. ,. ,, £ has New Mortgage Rate In Effect • II' , ___ /\UvsEE VALLEY ByDJANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County commission denied the request of an Alt.amonte Springs private investigator for a concealed weapon permit. Harvey Morse, employed by Lecaters International, 1nc, and owner of a security-guard firm, was turned down by the board because he had not demonstrated "Immediate and necessary need," according to Commissioner Bob French. Morse, who had been turned down for such a permit before by Seminole County, said he has concealed weapon permits Orange, Lake and Volusia counties, in Jacksonville and other states. He said not having such a permit for Seminole County creates tremendous problems when he Is following someone across county lines. He said he was reapplying for-the permit now because he has been hired by the state ci Florida to conduct a murder Investigation that will involve investigations in Seminole County and "dangerous areas." Morse said In the past two years he had had a gun pulled on him twice, once while someone was attempting to strike head with a two..by-four-inch board with six-inch spikes in it, The incident occurred off U.S. Highway 17-92 near Sanford. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said background check on Morse showed nothing In his background detrimental to his applIcation. tate firearms instructor John Baptiste testified to Morse's knowledge and ability with hand guns. "Under state law I can investigate any crime the sheriff's department can Investigate," Morse said. "No one would think of sending a sherlfrs deputy out without a weapon." County Attorney Nikki Clayton said the county can by law refuse to Issue a concealed weapon permit when it deems it is not in the best Interests of the public or there is no demonstrated Immediate need by reason of employment of corncircumstance. A motion to approve the request for a concealed weapon permit made by Commissioner Sandra Glenn failed for lack of a second. 'A motion to deny the request then passed unanimously. Commission Chairman Bill Klrchhoff said that even without aconcealedweaponpermitMorsehasbeenemployedasan Investigator In the same types of situations where he has a concealed PoBormi Commissioner said Morse has other alternatives available to him for protection. in in ..1 ' ' ' - I I IS'S' S' — The House Higher TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) Education Committee today unanimously approved a bill abolishing the Board of Regents and providing for other major reforms of the state's higher education structure. The measure calls for the mergers of Florida Atlantic University of Boca Raton with Miami's Florida international University and the University of North Florida hi Jacksonville with the University of Florida Gainesville. 11 mergers would take place after the 191011 schoolyear and the four universities would retain their current administrations until July 1,1981. The tAll now moves to the House Governmental Operations Committee. • i's: ' - rest the ' / Of Crude Oil United Press International SaudlArablanoilsheikshaveagainboostedthepriceof their crude oil, and automakers report the most horrendous, unseasonal slump In sales since the mid 1970s, a slump that may rival car sales figures for two decades ago. The Saudi increase Wednesday lifted the price per barrel of crude$2to$,butanalystssaiditwllladdlessthanapennyto the gallon cost of gasoline and healing oil. Saudi Arabia America's largest foreign oil supplier, took its hction less than a month bebre Arab oil producing nations meet in Algiers for a pricefixing meeting. Some analysts are worried the Saudi increase foreshadows a chain reaction of.. price hikes by other Arab oil producers. The worst news came from Detroit Wednesday where carmakers said sales dropped nearly 42 percent In early May. Total sales In late April were off 36.3 percent Analysts said the early May figures were below the slump of 1974-75 and may be less than sales In the late 1950s. In the fIrst 10 days of May General Motors Corp. showed a decllneof36.6percent; FordMotorCo. wasdown50.8percent; Chi'ysler Corp. was off 56.9 percent, and American Motors Corp. was down 12.4 percent - all from 1979 figures. Even Volkswagen of America, maker of the fuel-stingy Rabbit, suffered a 16 percent decline. But the auto industry is hopeful consumers will take advantage of several cash rebate programs recently installed by Ford and the financially ailing Chrysler firm. Also, In Washington Wednesday, Rep. William Broadhead, D.Mich., filed a bill to extend a $500 tax credit to consumers who purchase fuel-efficient cars during the remainder of 1980. President Carter Wednesday met with auto executjxes and said he has asked his economic advisers to come tip, with a plan to help the auto industry, but he does not favor Imposing higher tariffs or Import restrictions against Japanese imports. And in Congress, two tax committees approved resolutions against President Carter's dime-a-gallon gasoline fee, a levy that was to have begun today but has been blocked by a court ruling. Bill Would Merge Colleges 1 . A 5' Saudi Arabia Hikes TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— Gov. Bob Graham is putting together a new supplemental budget because the recession has cut deeply into state tax revenues. The revised budget recommendation to the Legislature was due Wdnesday. The revision was deemed necessary because it appears the state 1111 have $148 million less to spend than anticipated when Graham's original $458 million plan was released six weeks ago. But work on the proposal wasn't finished In time and Steve Hull, Graham's press secretary, said the plan won't be released until today or Friday. State economists met Monday, to revise their revenue projections In light of recent drops In tax collections caused by- the recession now upon Florida sliced $78 million off of country, and the the expected surplus. The state is losing another $70 million because President Carter has cut out federal revenue sharing as part of his drive to balance the national budget. . * ________ I ., .',, Fun.ral Notic. , , Graham Plans New Budget PAIR ACCUSED OF FORGERY , aiw, - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The Senate today takes up a plan increasing property taxes slightly for business and Industry, bit cutting taxes for many homeowners, The proposal (SB 505) is a modified version of Gov. Bob Graham's plan to keep taxes constant as he and the Cabinet force property appraisers to move to assessments at 100 percent of "Just value" this year. Under the plan put together by the Senate Ways and Means Committee last week, city and tounty property taxes would be allowed to go up somewhat thIs year, but commercial property would absorb most of the Increase. The homestead exemption would be Increased from 15,0(X) $10,000 for the elderly and disabled to $15,000 If the voters approve a constitutional amendment going on the Sept. 9 prImary ballot, so taxes on most residences would remain level or go down slightly. ,nàsezsia>, WiUle MIller, 28, of 54 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, was arresJ by police at 12:33 am. today at the corner of Mellonville Avenue and 25th Street. (!...............„ _____ L - Senate-Tackles Tax Plan - A Sanford man was arrested early this morning, moments - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Gay. Bob Graham issued a disaster declaration for Tampa Bay counties losing $50 million a day because nf the Sunshine Skyway Bridge collision, in the first step toward getting federal funds to rebuild the bridge. Graham's declaration Wednesday of a "state of disaster emergency" opens the way for the state to obtain $60 million In federal funds for reconstruction of the 150-foot-high bridge that was rammed by a freighter last week, killing at least 35 people, Rubble from the bridge Is blocking ship-traffic to the Port of Tampa, although some limited traffic has resumed. State Transportation Secretary William Rose said closing of the port results in a loss of 150 million a day to the three area counties. A Marine Board of Investigation Is looking into the reasons for the collision. The board of three Coast Guard officers and two staff members of the National Transportation Safety Board were to resume taking testimony today from Shan Chin Yee, one of the Chinese crewman aboard the vessel n Rob be ry " Ston minimum - was handed downby aiucy of II self.'nt-sim .bQs'. n9!t a,jf Stoner conict7iT'ihe I1bB murder of Martin r uther hour and 20 - During cti examinaticn moderate was sentenced to 10 ),ears In prison minutes of deliberations, King Jr. acknowledged he was "iroud to be a white for, the bombrng of a black church 22 Years T) t'nnfrnvørini Mang,ti,, T,.I... t... ??? -- -. . za., W1JI U..UI(5 ,J'JIIII IdJL dIM dUVUtdVU I UII UI CdpLIélIILt'U Un viiuiiig uiwii ,, UIdCPJ agc.. was released on $26,000 bond pending an ap- back to Africa to solve the racial problems." Stoner's racist views during closing ar Stoner was convicted and sentenced Wed- peal of his conviction. guments, saying, "The main reason he blew Stoner, a practicing attorney since 1952, has nesday for the June 1958, bombIng at the - Prosecutor Burton Dunn conceded up that church is just plain hate. I doubt if the been a perennial candidate in Georgia Bethel Baptist Church. No one was injured in government's case was weak and said Stoner you've ever seen a man catch up, so possessed, saying he was the white people's choice and the explosion,. was convicted "not on the strength of our with hate like that man J.B. Stoner." has helpé defend members of the Ku Kl The conviction and 10-year sentence - the evidence but on the testimony of Stoner himKlan and other white racist groups. His most Stoner was booked and freed on bond. , .KEYwith WEST, Fla. (UPO - 1"ourteen boat.s 470 refugees aboard arrived at West between midnight and 6a.m. today. to at least ilsince its beginning April 21. Carter ordered a halt to the freedom The reaction to Carter's order and the Key West this morning despite President sealift Wednesday. He said it would be seizures was almost uniformly negative Carter:s warning of vessel seizures and replaced by a more orderly exodus but among the eople 'hoping to bring line for skippers if the sealift continued. failed to specify whether if would be relatives to the United States. The latest arrivals brought the refugee handled by sea, air or both. "If our government sends big boats total since April 21 to 42,866. Some 4,882 The Coast Guard reported up to 8 p.m. there, the Cubans will send back all the refugees arrived at Key West in the 24 Wednesday 78 vessels were sighted crazy people and criminals, but not our hours ending at midnight Wednesday. headed for Cuba and 285 seen en route tO relatives," said Caridad Rodriguez. "We About 3,000 refugees awaited flights out Key West. It had no information on any have to go and get our relatives out of ey WesV this morning, boats turning about in hesponse to the ourselves." Federal authorities were ordered to presidential order. impound all boats arriving with refugees Among the boats headed for Key West "We heard the news but we decided to and serve captains with subpoenas and was one on which three people died from go anyway because we are afraid what notices of intent to impose fines, apparent carbon monoxide poisoning, will happen to our people In Cuba," Mrs. Only 'one boat arrived empty at Key bringing the death toil in the sea shuttle Daisy Foizza of New York City said. Sanford Man _ ;. . BIRMINGHAM! A!.L (UP!? Declared Disaster By Graham ., SeaIift Ignores Warning By carter Police Arrest J4 BRIEF--- -. Thursday, May is, 1910—JA . Sfónér Qes. 10 Years I Cbvrèh Bdbin Financially Hurt Tam paiArea enough revenue to wipe out the deficit. end of the 1980 fiscal year, will consider at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today adopting an ordinance levying a utility At a workshop session last week the councilmen asked City Manager Phil Kulbes to gather information on revenue the city could expect from a utility tax. The state law permits cities to levy a utility tax of up to 10 percent. Councilman VictorOlvera, who suggested the tax, said from information he has obtained the city could urobablv realize AREA DEATHS 4 • .. i - __________________________________ __________________________________ p FLORIDA Council To Consider Utility Tax According to spokesmen of the Chamber of Commerce, which is coordinating the activities, the 52-unit parade will begin at city hail at 10 a.m. - • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L t _________________________________________________________________ / . "I S S - . ' ' �- It - 4w _ • * .otowlw , I" Evening lkvald L (liSPS 111.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3271 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 15, 1910-4A wAs'NEb. DOYLE 0. / - - . - - .+.:+- ...++...-.-+ PublisheF THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director : Home Delivery: Week, 90 Month, $3.90; 6 Months, ;- $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 ; Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. ants; Now Who's To Be Ashamed? d president of the United States had Just been defending The his economic policies. His opponent ' WILLIAM DICK WEST .:: shot back that the president ought to be : ashamed" " for being satisfied with his record. cco ss.qvs. Sure : "We've got 7.5 million people out of jobs. In the : last four months alone, 500,000 Americans have gone on the unemployment rolls," the opponent : declared. tIiiuir Isn't .. - Lava : "Anybody who says that the inflation rateisin C good shape now ought to talk to the housewives. : One of the over-whelming results that I've seen in polls is that people feel that you can't plan anymore. There's no way to make a prediction that my family might be able to own a home or put my kid through college. Savingsaccounts e : losing money instead of gaining money. Inflation : isrobbingus.... . ____ WASHINGTON (UP!) — Renewal of rumblings Mount St. Helena in the Pacific Nor thwest has created a heavy flow of planttons as to how volcanoes are and what makes them erupt. -:+ . — ______ _____ J II41 Vesting P Benef its Swannie Smith, of Knoxville, TénEL, La worried. She writes: "I have been working for the Palm Beach Company for 28 years and joined the AFL-CIO union in 1955. st Tuesday evening vice president of our (unlon) local made anan. nouncement that Ue plant was supposed to have dosed last week. He told them (the company) he was going to fight it (the closing) but didn't know if he could win ornol My question is: What step should I lake to vest my pension if it does close? I am now 62 - - STEW ____________ J always wanted to know Everything about geology came eliding don the moun- 1 'That is a very serious indictment of this ad- thin and great globe of elucidation shot high ministration. It's probably the worst one of all." Into the air, Mthoughdamagewasmlnlmil, therewere The president told to be ashamed was Gerald reports that one entire village was Inuxidated : Ford. The man scolding him was Jimmy Carter. by cutaway drawings, complete with arrows — - -. - — -The date was Oct. 22, 1976, in the third Ford- pointing in the direction the molten rock was ' ears Carter debate before the November electIon, moving undergr ound. S A lot of folks are almllarly worried, with the Natural phenonema of this sort inevitably . slowdown of the economy. : At that time the unemployment rate stood at 7.5 leave a few questions Unanswered, however. that the reactor core is not going critical MIDDLETOWN, Pa. () — 'fl p ji,nBut for Swannie Smith "vesting" should not percent, down from the peak of 9 percent during The latest mystery Is "bulging and tilting" on again." sylvania Dutch country stretches east from be problem, If — and It's a big If, because she Item: Because of an Irreparable leak in the, : the 1974-75 recession. Inflation was running at 4,2 the north ridge. . here, Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg gives no more details—her compa ny or her : percentfor th efirstnlnemonthaoflV76and would "primary loop," the system that provides GeoboI$t5 theorized the swelling was Uto thesouthwest — andln thlsconununity union and company together have an indispensable cooling water to the reactor Is the newest attraction on tli. central Pennfinish out the year at 4.8 percent — down from the caused by magma, which you and I know as adequate pension plan. hot rock. But they weren't certain whether core, more than 1 million gallons of highly sylvania tourist circuit. 7 percent of 1975 and the then-alarming 12.2 Ur ERISA, say Keren Ferguson, of the magma was rising or at rest. radloactive water lleá feet deep on the floor of ension Rights center In Washlngtofl,, an 1t4 name: ree M Th e Isla il nd Nuclear P percent of 1974. Credit was readily available, seeking further clarification of the - the containment building, Station Unit employee is entitled to ask his or her cOrn: under a prime interest rate of 6.5 percent. situation, I paid a call on one of the nation's The water continues to rise at a rate of ' Prior to March 28, W79 — the date of this pany (normally, the company's pension fund leading vulcanologists, Sam Mclgneous of the to 300 gallons per day, 9W one internal NRC Today, in the fourth year of Jimmy Carter's Bureau of Strangely Acting Mountains.country's administrator) what he or she has coming most serious accident in the hW.Ory memo warns that it passed the "red4!ne" — only about under the company's pension fund 9 presidency, after three more rounds of federal Mcigneous has devoted virtually his entire of1,4(X) commercial nucleareach power level in early March. visi tors stopped month at th e TMI some thing happe ns to the company. And the : deficits, the unemployment rate has jumped from ca reer to a study of th As the water level reaches electrical e stratigraphical Observation Center to view the sprawling employee has the further right of getting that 6.2 percent to7 percent to signal the start of a new aspects of Capitol Hill, a majestic PIflnSCle generating sta ti on. . equipment, It shorts out vital valves, relays . writing. in : recession which is expected to boot the jobless that rises to a height of seve ral dozen feet and switches. By the end of this month, the Today that number has more than ERISA set up minimum vesting rate to 8 percent or more. The number of above the tall of General Grant's horse, plant will lose the power needed to operate Its requir quadrupled to 6,000 monthly tourists, who can re ements for all plans covered by law. or F years, Capitol : Americans who i'st jobs in the last four monthá pressurizer heaters. By late October, a pelt of watch a20-minute f ilm about U accident, law establishes three alternate vesting The tilting, as well as spewing hot gases. So I crucial valves to Isolate decay heat generated buy souvenir T-ehlrts in town and enjoy a was 1.2 million. The inflation rate for the first schedules, or a plan can adopt a Kbedule that in the core will become inoperable. quarter of 1980 was to percent. Credit i dried asked Meigneous whether he had learned family picnic on the banks of the vests benefits earli er — but not later. anything thatmight provide aclusuto what Suaquehanna Rive r. item; The fans used In the building's air. : up, with the prime Interest rate hovering around was happening 1h veiling Inside Mount St. Helens. HI4d fiI th1SS to What most of those ilghtaiers don't kno,- - 'oling system 'were : 16 percent, but beginning to drop. eñtsofOM of these tire. schedules: I four hours of continuous operation," ac "Most volcanoes are formed by collisions of however, Is that the crisis at 1741-2 Is far from — Full vesting after 10 years of work, with President Carter said recently that the the large, rigid plates that make up the over. "We have a disaster waiting to happen ; cording to an NRC study — but they now have no vesting before then. economy has "turned the corner." What corner? Earth's outer shell and that drift about over a in central Pennsylvania," says Joseph M. been operating 24 hours a day for more than a year without any maLRteunm layer of molten rock," he replied. Hendrie, a member of the Nuclear — Fifty percent vesting for an employee The air-cooUng temiscritical because It with at least five years of work when the "By contrast, it appears that Capitol Hill Regulatory Commission. maintains the TMI-2 reactor bnlldlng at- employee's age and years of work add up to was formed by layers of old campaign Hendrie has come to regret the severity of A Capital Game mosphere at a "negative pressure," slightly promises. 45, plus 10 percent for each additional ysér up that warning, uttered at an NRC meeting in below the 14.7 pounds per square Inch that 'Analyses of sediment to five years occurs naturally in the outside atmosphere. excavation of the Rayburn Building parking Washington ea rlier this year, but officials Of Note that under this last plan, age is a great commission and the General Public Canny Washington bureaucrats long have been garage suggest that a residue of political both 'me. fans can reasonably be expected to Utilities Corp., the firm that OWfl5 the advantage. For Instance, a person who convinced that new budgets for their departments i at any Umi," says the i'flC report. In Ust oratory kept piliq up until it eventually acgenerating station, have become Increasingly started woddng for _a company at age 25 and evont~ buliding pr a wM . suffer when the fiscal year ends withcash on cumulated Into the essur exceed mound now occupied b' concerned about the damaged plant. wor ke er d th e 15 years would not be vested (20 mnospheric pressure and all of the debate Congress. hand. Item: Prolonged exposure to high-levels plus 15 equals 40). of But a person who started at about venting radioactive "It may be a mistake to assume that Ma age 39 and radiation, excessive humidity Inside the TMIworked six become irr&vmL years would be vested budget result, the last few weeks. of the bulging and tilting on Mount St. Helm wap 2contalnznent&meandalackofeventhe (39plussIz.qu.1345). Tht'sbece the hIrInside 1re caqied by magmatic pressure. Our studies sees a flurry of buying or fund grants or f most rudimentary maintenance have ren.So the kind of plan makes a difference, 1d win, slowly but surely, fore kyp of pre ed us Capitol Hill show that other types surpl es. as un w an t e to er ss commitments n ures dered In Swannie Smith's case, It seems highly most of the facility's Instrum ents iscien air th rough the building's thick conalso can produce bulging and tilting. The Department of Housing and Urban Inoperative or unreliable. unlikely that she Isn't 100 percent vested, "t wasand into "Present Indications are that President Development, however, has refined the practice Carter's handling assuming her company had a pension plan. COWitrysidS. of the Iranian crisis has NRC and GPU official, have been forced to to the point where it can spend its surplus and started Ty Roosevelt spinning In his rely on But If s he 's laid off, she may still have to wait — F inal President ly, OPU "inference" and "extrapolation" five years for her portion — again, assuming have it too, accordin g to the General Accounting w& that the reactor core might grave. euphemisms for educated guesses about that the pension starts at age Office. HUD officials in the closing weeks of the become 'critical." This time, an un. "me subterranean vibrations from that what's happening inside the containment you - ROBERT WALTERS i At. Hamd Is Disaster y : I S response + - - + ERE'S : - ___ 1 - at + ' 14 . buUding --because Instrument failure has controllable nuclear reaction could be to housing project sponsors giving tentative ap-, other results similar to the impact of left them bereft of crucial data. . territitlal plates. . Although there are eight monitors to proval to HUD funding. "However, one can't necessarily Judge measure activity within the reactor's When - nçw budget requests, based on the produced. "The .unbown core configuration poses a, small but Incalculable risk," adds R.F. writing. U you want to know more about this In. tricate but vital subject, write Karen GPU official In dwp of TM-L distorted spending picture, had -been approved, Mount St. Helens by appearances on Capitol damanged core, "only.one instrument Wilson, the Forgum, car*d Pension Rights Centor, Hail the time you can't tell whether channel is operating," warns an NRC report. the tentative approval would be withdrawn, HM. Cap itol Hill Is really inacti ve or merely ex "U this Instrument falls, there will be no leaving the agency with unspent billions of direct measurement to provide assurance dollars. "The pIbUIty of the failure or malfunction Of equipment Increases as time passes without preventive maintenance." + - + " + :4 source caused the release of hot gases and - JACK ANDERSON one congressman called it, A"fund," slush HUD Secretary Moon Landrieu has been Ipvited to appear before a House human resources' subcommittee to discuss new methods -° reporting HUD obligations. A course in elementary bookkeeping might belfl order . BERRY'S WORLD' , . + 1% Immilant thing In to find out. In NO PURCHASE NECESSARY 115 W. 1st. ST. 322-5651 ii Connecticut Ave., Washington, D.C. 20036 The center has the but and simplest expianaUona aviltihie. :;+:•. + + GET -O'Neill, ABSCAM , Reminder..For FBI 0utdomuft + — Meanwhile, Sllvestrt tried to appease U 1g front. According to WASHINGTON The FBI always seems to end reviewed the matter, with my client, Mr. agents by Offering to introduce them to other Insiders, the Mob sünply tlrqwa a big banquet have trouble uncovering scandals that In- 8IIvsstrl, and I have no 'reason to take tue Influential peliflclanl doe of them was North to welcome th. new member of the crime volve Its own wrongdoing. I reported eight with any of the factual assertions In that CarolIns'(LL Gov. JarnM Green, a ?nehsr family. years ago, for example, that the G-men were article." Here are some more details that may be of Jimmy Carters reiliction campaign spying on prominent movii stars, athletes GIMME A BREAZI 1% tmzwdtft tam The ABSCAM agents told SUYNfrIthey civil rights leaders and writers. The FBI heW: wer en't Interested In Green, but wanted petition from citisuns a$ special Intends denied It. so I was iappy to help. I told the — Silvestri, trying to Ingratiate himself O'NeilL FBI where Its t files were dashed and with the FBI's undercover operatives, wl seeking a besak on Income tans, But some of If the FBI needs more leeds, VU fry to the reds are really oft 11* wall. he believed to be Aiab Infhienc..seikers, published the f ile numbers. oblige. er to produce ONelllstamaetthg made Now the bureau Is denying my story that A L Island lawyer, for ,tanI,, asked ____________ thet Footnote' A spokesman acimowledged House Speaker Tip O'Neill was a target of the hr the Plus Hotel In New York last October fotatU(ThdltonQwortho(t&ck.sto the ABSCAM çr. Apparently they need more - with operatives Tony DeVito and Mel the FBI's cr*al stat.r'unt denying that mvner in Moscow, arguing tht O'Neill's name bad never been help from uft quarter, so her, it is: - Wein (Weinberg IsanvIcted con artist tinned' Prt Carters boyo(t win Invent him èsthg the ABSCAM investigation was wru& from using tban and be probably wos't be ho agreed to work with the FBI and actually U the FBI will question one Of their AB. But the spokeomen dill Insisted that O'Neill aide to get a refund from the R thns. SCAM go-botweeni, a New Jersey contractor designed mucb Of the ABSCAM strategy,) named Joseph Silvestri, he an remind them — As evidence that he knew Q'NeiU,, had not beer "a target" Of the Investigation.., WATI As Art Bochwsld CASUAL (ICAGth A typical -Ma lihgswdy noted many, years ago, the fr how they preeried him repeatedly to bring SthesIzI showed the rmduver n* a pbeto omm into their pbe Arab Infhrsác.. Of his wife with the Speaker andRep Jan tggt1atjon owemOy h bee described by status symbol In Wmbhrgton Is a fris. buying scam. He can resk their memory Howard, DIN.J, The photo was taken at a - hwi&s as something of an elagant Old World gi.rv. m p.c, since Jtay carter about how the offered $50,000 for Howard fund-rUer, and 1rov.d nothing. ceremony. Members Of the Mob family sit Lettisled the practice Of cgtng Eneuths - - aroondats natting the Speakar,undhewthsylat.r,çpad — At a meeting in the Hilton Hot1 In Mt. nberds. - dlacrths 1VIIIpNng "gocd'esa" Of La Coss Maitre, thevles the 111100111, Coem Is the last bNtIOa Of the fr. this to $79,000. Laurel, N.L. lot November, Weinberg told proposed jnmh. mat abide by, and his parking peek — and the lagtaito, As I reported, O'Neill ás,ar became Lr. Silvestri that his "Arab" cl'ts would p., profional qaliflcstioia — say, the IIn b, iar'iia. their prtv ofv.d In the ABSCAM operation, becaras $75,600 for O'NeilL The heased ante was JIosaly Sivedri dId.'t really know him, end was ippud1y put up after the ABSCAM team Of murders be has PI11$ted In. 'Each mogresemen Is asMwd no lees ta checked with blhw.upa at the Justk, unable to find anyoni wd lofrodro him to The appikrt than has his finger pricked, eiZ free pasting spaces hr tk'a.it*,* DepnantInWashIngtcn. ad tM edemeeredorranaucdwjtha amos eta! four Indoor delis and to the Speaker. — When Cilveafri came to WsslEgton that It the FBI made cwrobwetlm Of C1lvesfr1' suns M03114 do agents pressed him .b t*Imony, rg.ntscenspook to lift attorney, then set onflr endUre flIgllng Mafloo 15,nng the eisa of t ____________ __________ pa5oeIftfrom wrap s muting wfth the Spar.iopin bud to bad wbileheredten nUar parking spots on the 'aartjt to Stall the ABSCAM zgerts until be had the FBI's dasial that O'Neill wri over an an oath Of allegiance end upresee the hepa vouo* the iwmsr en an Itgrnd mit coma *17 Of actually mating AB8CAM target, the attcrmy told i that he will ben like the 4!I be bitrs his each,. . OVA Sivestri assured then he'd set up a oath.' • associate Gary Ccho; . -'! teo, of cea, eot a meeting In Boston at a later date. -. have studied t h e Jack Anderson colunn But in (go, tire Initiation owenony le ilitrm of newly $14 million a year. "I - - ' I - ____ - ISPECIAL IF _____ 1-. 1 - pow wilIs Num mm . ' ++ + + - got It! How about a MUSICAL - . - - - - - - + * * *Fish Almondine $2.10 it P WlltI Your Choice CX2V.g.. Rol lsOrCornbread . 1LG%IP S • + YOUR CHOICE WEAUOPEATIJRE DAILY SPECIALS O*SIEAKFA%T.LUNCH&OINNEN TRY OUR TASTY SELECTION 'ofPIu&C*ru $129% AM ONOW I it - . - $101 Vaft- UTILITY *Open Daily: 7a.m.to7p,m.IE + - 10$1NII, $NS *•;NDuosE ++ EntE thru Touchtin's Drug Store Closed Sundays — SUTCHIS BLOCK 'SASS CASINIT - + - + DOZENSOFOTHER STYLESAT COMPARABLE PRICES PURNITURI ['1 II:' i'J :14 ___ . + 4 ' P :.+ * + + : • Delicious Specialsl .Odcken Ala Newburg 1.95 -• , + - ACK . 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The Poll released Wednesday and reflecting the Ben. townhouse units on the property. - - - -- - -. -- ----- - -- - - - -, - - - HOSPITAL NOTES - DISCHARGES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL May 14 ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Mary Dauhtery Li Verne E. Chesney Seth A. Donald Porter Jones 4 SANFORD: Fred A. Baker Claud* W. Denton Mary Edwards AlphOiflo Evans Lois M. Faiglone Louise Mango Arthur NeIlows - - ' Nova J. Therleult Randall Smith, D.Bary Basil Busicca, Dsltona Guy C.CIIII, Deltona BIRTHS SANFORD: - Thomas and Catherine HeImsa baby boy John Sutton Shirley ThIfkIIdsIn Beverly S. Wight Silvio carmignanl. Diltona Katharine Hrbac.k D.Itona Isaelle T. RuIle, D.ltona Shirley A. 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Gingham checks in machine washable polyester/cotton, - cupation pow&s. Ofie highlight will be a commemorative: meeting at the site where the first American and 25% Sale 1.1 8 Yd - \ i:i•' C''I.-.,$_s,..-,4., - -.- to respect Austria's territorial integrity. Austri asked no guarantee of its independence, reasoning that could give auy guarantor an ex cuse to reoccupy the country by claiming someone else threatened its integrity. Anniversary celebrations will include a stati ceremony at the Bdvedere ast1e and perfor niiflies of military bands from all four oc-' fabric. - ' - 9 • - Shingle Roofs - The Roofs. Rock Roofs 'lV --•' 30% off Jr -. ' - - 44 /4 5 wide. - , Pad? - - 5 - S - SALE - S140T IRON GUNS up TO 500 LOS. S - 4ft t •I. THEN IFS SHOT ONTO THE WALL UNDER TREMENDOUS PRESSURE - -- - --- - - penitratlon. CUT $100 Soft Shadowa nylon plush carpet - •. - - wiisus'mis - -- - - cotton ticking with corded edge. BRED OF PAINTINGI - - • - . 47fl - 0 cQI'nn S l 3. 99 6tanc Rog. 4.9 Plasingly plump bed pillow has Astroffli'poester - pii) 0 0. • - - WEEKEND QUANTITIES LIMITED • Stretch waistband - R8a151R - - PHOI4E - - . . - - regulate. fan to run quietly at lowest efficient speed. ISearc I 1 - - "Silent Sentinel" - -' -' VIENNA, Austria (UP!) Edmund S. Muskie France and Britain. But they had left open Russia's Vyacheslav M. Molotov, America's John would not otherwise have signed the document. meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grornyko whether to use the occasion for political talks or Foster Dulles, Britain's Harold Macmillan, Historians remain uncertain why the Soviets In Vienna today, his first encounter with his treat it merely as an affali of protocol. France's Antoine Plnay agreed and to pull out of Austria, one of their few Austria's Le opold Soviet counterpart since becoming secretary of State Department officials in'Washlngton said Flgl. major concessions since the war. One version was state. Muskie; who was sworn Into office last Thursday, that Macmillan and Pinay have agreed they wanted to hint that Germany also could to return for It also will be the first meeting between top Us. had taken the initiative in scheduling a meeting the anniversary. Molotov, atW,Is too old and sick have unification in exchange for neutrality. and Soviet reprqentatives since December's wlthGromyko Friday at the Soviet Embassy. It is to travel. The late John Foster Dulles jfl be Austria's neutrality, however, is only in a Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the U.S.4ed expected to last about two hours and cover a represented by his sister Eleanor, military sense. The country looks westward boycott of the Moscow Olympics. range of Ismm that recently have divided the two The treaty restored Austria as a free and economically and in every other way. The occasion is the 25th &Wversary of the countries. soviereign nation after 17 years of occupation, Surrounded on three sides by commupist treaty of Austrin independence which came with Austrians contend the signing on May 15. 1955, first by Nazi Germany and then -from 1945 to countries and situated between. the two major the 1955 withdrawal of Allied and Soviet oc- of the Austrian State Treaty made poslble the 1955 by the armies of the Soviet Union, the power blocs of NATO and the Warsaw Pact, aipsUon forces, era ctEest-West co-axistence and, later, (Latente. United States, Britain and France. Austria has pledged not to join any military Cyrus Vance, who resigned as secretary of It was a bright summer Su.nday 25 ysara ago By signing, Austria proclaimed herself a alliances nor permit the establishment of foreign state April 28, had agreed with Grotnyko to attend that five foreign ministers signed the Austrian permanently neutral state bases on its territory. a voluntary military the celebration along with the foreign ministers of treaty at Vienna's baroque Belvedere castle declaration not cart of the treaty. But the Soviets The four former occunatlon nowers uimrantppd -- . 529°° I 10 - • -- 5 ii' - - Heres howthis new Fibre-Glass Coa trngs Applied Qi.rn,giss of - . • TEXTURE, COAT YOUR HOME NOW- 5 . - 3Sutter Split system central air conditioning - vessels in Micronesia-'I s -varau islands: d 43-fo~t war canoe named "Lightning." The 30 islanders required to nnwerthenew canoe recently raised 1 .fl their addles at attention Ofl an l aunc h ing ceremonies. -, - ' ' •, t . ,, - An example of fast public negotiations by City Cornmissioner David Fair may bring the city of Sanford $5,000 it had not expected for 10 lots the city owns in the Celery Avenue area. An offer from a Kurzon Inc. spokesman Monday night to purchase the lots for a total of $15,000 for use as sites for seven federally subsidized houses brought acoimter.offer from Farr. "How about $20,000?" Farr asked. The spokesman, pausing for only a minute, agreed and left the meeting. Mayor Lee P. Moore said the city had earlier received a g,000 bid for the property, appraised on the tax rolls at $11,758. In other business, the commission: took no action on a bid of $400 from surrounding property owners offering to purchase the Land-locked Uppland Park property, owned by the ci ty. Fart, saying he could not "in conscie nce see disposing of the property for $400," even though City Manager Warren Knowles said he would just as soon give the property away for $1, asked the owners to consider paying the appraised value of the land at $5,8. The land is currently assessed at $2,650. Knowles pointed out since the property is land-locked the city has no way of providing maintenance except by going over private property. Adjacent property owners, James A. Morace and Larry Mikels, who made the $400 offer to purchase, have complained the property is a haven for rats and snakes. took no action on a state Department of Transportation request that the city pay $490 per year for railroad signal maintenance for new railroad signs and pavement markings to be installed at the Seaboard Coastline crossing on West Country Club Road. Knowles said while current law does not require the city to nay for the maintenance, the Florida LezLclature Is consiclering passing a law calling for the maintenance costs to be borne by the cities. He urged the commission to take no action on the request. adopted a resolution supporting the county's request that the Spring Hammock area be included undçr the state's natural lands acquisition program. - changed its regular meeting night from Monday, May 260 to Tuesday, May 71, because of the Memorial Day holiday.' - approved trips to Taliahauee by Knowles for work reviewing applications for grant requests u a member of a statewide organization today and Friday. The commission also approved Knowles' absence from the city Sunday to May 24 when he will be in Tallahassee working with the Florida League of Cities on legislation being considered by the Legislature. -set a public hearing for June on the request of the Hospital Corp. of America (RCA) to vacate portions of the rights of way of Fulton Street, Water Street, Oleander Avenue and Commercial Street located within the hospital property on the lakefront. took no action on a request from Seminole Community Action that the commission appoint a member to that organization's board of. directors. - reappointed to the Central Examining Board Bobby Harvey, George Mills, E.C. Harper Jr. and William Halback. - DONNA ESTES - .-- - ,. • -. - -- - Major Powers -To Mark 25th Anniversary Of* Austrian Treaty Today is N.4 lees - q • Indians. IActually, It's the latest in njilitar - 118499 - - This is not the'latest team picture of the Cleveland". After Quick Energy-efficieiit. Ha. il-in. thick polyurethan, foam insulation. 62 gallon. S - - I - - 'b - I - - - • - A - - WHO PLAYS THIRD BASE? commission - denial of a site plan for the Keith said he was voting against the plan planning and zoning commission that Car. restricted the use ofprivate Property and was structures) voted 2.2 on a motion to approve because of the a vailability of other proper ty dlnal's plan met the development criteria contrary to the public inte rest. Comm issioners Eddie Keith and for Cardinal to place units on and because of permitted under the city ordinance. He said a "The city's decision was based on the fear, Da vid Fair voted against the motion while ,the fear and appre he nsion of the Sanora conflict In definitions exists in the ordinance, apprehension a nd concern of a selected few, Commissioner John Morris and Mayor Lee P.' community." Moore said ft Cardinal request City Manager Warren Knowles said the with a total disregard of their own ordinanm Moore voted in favor. Commissioner Julian for six units was far less than it could request planned structures meet the criteria of staff recommendations, documented facts and Stenjtroin, a Cardinal employee, abstained under the current koning. townhouses, adding the structures would be city attorney's legal opinion,". arla said. from voting. Cardinal's problem wi th its plan for the six built in factory as modules rather than be of "The objections raised were ludicrous" T.92132 Power Mlser'TM96 electric water heater & . and requirements to be '"reasonable and Solid state Ignition eIiml nates tune-up.. Single speed, 148 cc. engine. CUT 120 - - .• 127w- S - - . . - CUT 2O - - - of Sanford 0 . line units planned are not comparable in size and - - - - - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thrsday,May1S,1$O-7A A A Paul D..Jarvis, spokeknw for. Cardbuti, IM to bomis alreAdy built in the development Jarvis said each unit would be under separate uniformly applied and enforced without any said a decision will be made next week. distinction as to whether such building is-a and would cause the value otexisting houses to ownership. The city commission this week (after decline. Eight other Sanora homeowners also City Attorney Vernon Mize advised the city conventionally constrwted w nanufactured hearing an appeal to a planning and zoning spoke- in opposition. commission as he had earlier advised the building." Jarvis said the city action timentsof 1 l9Ovoters showed thSLth I held today, Republican Reagan would get 39 percent of the vote, Carter 33 percent and Anderson 23 percent. . But, when asked how they would vote U Anderson convince voters he is a serious candidate 1•h polls ha of winning, his a he has a reasonable chance rose 6 tots to percent, compared with pproval eaganrating at 35 percent - percent.. The poll was taken in the last week in April after Anderson withdrew train the GOP race Anderson's chief strategist, David Garth, Wednesday night said in a telephone interview from his New York office he Is "obviously pleased"with the results of the poll, but thatheis "notklddlnghlmzelr'whenhesays "westlnhave - Decision Townhouse turned down'its Pon to-place six factory4xdlt tinued maintenance of the units. He said the construct two attached townhouses on the lot city4 He said Florida law requires local rules of - I By DONNA ESTFS After the vote, Moore declared the motion units began InApril when the city's planning custom O)flstructiOfl. "I dOfl't t1k planning Herald Staff Writer had died for lack of a majority. 4nd zoning board turned down approval for the and zoning commission gave enough conplan," Knowlessald. thatthe sideratlan to CardinaLlndustrieshas made4o decLsIon. Duringapublbearing prjpr tojbeyote, tlederial plan. it m the OhiI Jatils r-.p1SidCCIt of- )w Sa -cPU!)ordi teucr&nüiiThaa ff,-.. Sa*&Wedft%daY çzI51aow Sanora planned unit development (PUD) now homeowners, said the homeowners opposed units nor more than eight in a soup. Cardinal many i*loftt He said one of the optIoi that the city commission in a tie-vote has the plan because it does not guarantee con- was asking for One unit per lot. its plan was to -Cardinal has*is.to (He a lawsuit against the -- a long way to go." Meanhile, the Michigan Court of Appeals Wednesday refused a request by the state GOP to rule Anderson off state's May 20 presidential primary ballot. Andersop Kiki, said could not be reached for comment, but his wife from their Washington home, "1 know John must be pleased, but will still work hard." "It is a question of time. As the campaign proceeds Anderson will get better known and his situation will in.. prove," Garth said. He also cited recent polls In the Los Angeles Times and Hartford (Conn.) Courant showing Anderson just a few percentage points behind Reagan. GartI said Anderson's greatest "potential for growth" is among voters 'who really don't know who John Anderson is yet." Pon' de'rs - 4• Thursday, May lS,lflO Election - d 0 A-EventngHeraId.Sanfo,,FI -- ' kntor Pza piamsys am wl St. - -: - - -. - - Now 999 - A- �a t A - . V - ' *. •V_ 'V . ___ v - V. • -. W. . I - - - • ' -. S - ç e- 'y.- p-.- y '.-#. m- IN r - i -.. ,-. '- - - ., , . .. - . ,1' . - -S , . • . _. , - . - . • •. I_I • - . • - I V . . . - V V • V S • • • -- - I •-- V - •. V . - •S. V . . •V - . -, -s. V . - Thursdiy, May is, lI0-4A ----• - _____ . Sheriff • V 1% - V V •. -. - • V • _____ ____ V - • - - V 46 L ife FearsFor • •' -V - - V V - ETHTON, Ten (UP!) He was "rocked the boat." 'q can't call nam es. They know who they Most people accept me. if you do your Job, born In Samoa, Greece, speaks In broken "Social standing and t*)llt!ca1 importance are," he said. "About the only thing they can people don't care where you are from," he said. English spats an l9( handlebar mustache have always made the difference here. No one do is kill me." and has been a citizen less than 10 years. Papantonion said he has no intentions of He said his Greek origin has come up in his should get any special treatment here and you He's also tbolaw in rough and tumble Carter can become unpopular when you mess with the short and stormy career, but most people changing his style to keep out of trouble. County, Tennessee, and is more cussed and status quo," said Papantonlou. hardly notice he's not a homegrown boy. 'lithe people don't like me they ca thr ow discussed than the people he arrests. "The losers are the ones who bring It up. me out," he said. Papantonlou said the latest count showed Sheriff George Papantonlou has been sued suits have been lodged against him and right 20 times, Including once for selling a country now the slate stands at19-1 in his favor. He lost record about a county constable. He calls a lower court decision involving Jarvis Stout. members of the county prt structure Ajury ruled the constable had been libeled Ins i PC. Set e 60" "liars," and says he somet imes fears for his song produced by Papantoniou and sung by ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ljje. one of his deputies. SLOPPY Roll at Shelf •__,••, He's Jailed a lawyer, a preacher and a Papantonfoii, the Stout record JOE federal revenue agent He Once locked a judge WIflIPl'bverVstereo h,,(s olce, has - V V . V . V V V V - * - -V Honest . V I V Iv..lng Hirald, Sanford, Fl. - • . . - v • - - . - ' # -4 • - b. - • - V - • V - V V . . V / BATTERIES V . 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Department, and charged for begging 50 cents on a doesn't care who it is, If V V V Coun.r J rurnituro something of a legend among peddling subscriptions 'lie believes in the letter'of his fellow . officers, struck without a permit. ft law," one high-ranking ag fl officer said. "I've heard Andrews, a street sweeper time he turned in a supervisor writes his neighbors tickets driver for the city Sanitation and I wouldn't doubt it. He DRIPMOOD VMAGE 323-2300 - Patrolman I and Evening. by Appointment V '• PHIL DEERE'S MEMPHIS, Tenn.(UPI) - bust. The best might have the week people should be R.T. Logan is tbe law just east been the time a magazine even more careful to obey the of the Mississippi. salesman knocked at his door law. I'll write them a ticket FAMILY DEWISTRY dge (caflridge)....99c? it t;me ?or Of Reg. Price (gallon) ..8.49 -4.ç.- 'J Hirculon Rig. $219 ...Patrolman'Plays No Favorites Check-up Ve-t s Green, in nd X, woftl i."'L-2401. a FEvert Saturday in Front of Our Store Scotty's makes it FUN to SA VE! Ak colom. 4.89 - Don't Miss 1011 V ' - morn ...Is 49 7 Carter Countjr two or three ti,nes and "Just decided to stay' He opened up a businesiin Elizabethton, but eventually took a job as ANY SIZE INNERSPRINO MATTRESS & FOUNDATION W deputy sheriff. Papantoniou has battled with the county "I told these people that I would give them a governing board to get more money for his good job. These are basic, down-to-earth department. He accuses the cominjsslonersof ROTARY DONATES BED people. They knew I wouldn't favor any using a "good ole boy" system with a $17 0 Tony Rugsi (left), president of the Rotary Club of special interests group and they elected me," million budget. his dirty and cluttered "I don't care what toes I step on. ram going~ Sanford-Breakfast, presents a part of a set of Papantrinloci said'bom office on the bottom floor of his red brick to tell the truth. Government ought to be run dishes to 71mothy "Pappyll.Wilsoa, president of jailhouse. for the majority, not the minority," he said. the Good Samaritan Home in Goldsboro. ne club Papantoniou, 43, said that In the past people Papantoniou, with a button in his pocket that donated more than $600 In goods to the home, used the sheriff's Job for political and reads I'Love a Greek," said a $50,000 contract including a hospital bed, bedside table, overhead monetary gain and since taking office he has was put out on his life. stand and a chair. - . ____ ____ Each . • ITH SLEEP MATCHING CHAIR "When I waseleoted Isald'.'nospeclaL treatment,' and that goes for state legislators, too," Papantonlou said. V . V Gallon I Synthetaic TURF- SAlE - a - - Latex paint for interior walls. White and Interior, extenipr caulk 11 ti. oz, cartridge. 2' Ki SIDONALK - • - 0 Rug. Price e Reg. Price 0d) Bag -. o . Rag Thka rubber fOrCeCUp. Reg. Price (bag)... 99c Set Latex KORKER LI plate, 4" x 5' plastic duct and two clamps. - Coventry WALL PAINT Energy sign. 5 IM Rag. Price (set)... 1.79 Dryer VENT KIT Lufln' V - C=01 0 KK 5 4Ebch V VVj, V •••. VV No 4072 go 9 -. I All-purpose. 8 quarts. JANW1 IndusWes Power TAPE. . AtHum POrTING 3M and -. - .• - Plumber s Friend PLUNGER keyswme Potting SOIL - cutter. 5" long. 5WR. -' • Rg $7 _ systern works. One critii said Papantoniou where Fisher allegay offered the money. thinks he is above the law. Fisher was found guilty of attempting to There has har dly been a dull moment in the commit a felony. The Legislature expelled him rural East Tennessee mountain county since earlier this year. Papantonlou won election by 157 votes. Fisher, who is appealing the case, accused Papanton1ou cametotiUrdteiJStats in PapantonlouofplottIn the bribe incident. - V - - 2, 1 , - V V I - ti PrkTw i 0 Comparable Prito • -' Each Bulb • With COUPOn I Rag. Price (each bulb) ... 21C I R Reg. Price •• . i- i.ui.uu Curved jaws, knurled p. h G Limit S bulbs n/ease I HMO ocking PLIERS AMoM V MOPACOT. 16-7 when he arrested former Rep Richard Fisher, Papantonlou's critics don't mince words. He w ho allegedly tried to bribe him. Papantonlou, Is deathbed as overbearing, ruthless and a working with Tennessee Bureau of Criminal law officer who doesn't understand how the Identification agents, taped the conversation ' . Gallon Can L V ,•,s&u ayealed it* decision. 'Moot otthe petitions have come because I have stepped on some tpes.11 Papantoniou's most celebrated case came IMM, EXS$ May 22 " '." V E•GRIP 99. q !J • Sq Yd - II I un'oei GCNII*L V UgHT BULBS. 40. 60, 75 or I 00,wa"S - GINIRSI ______ out of the courthouse and his wrest of a stal; Is UWTBMSM ~=IuAywsqsrn person ever expelled from that body. Ali this, and he's only been In office since 1976 &4 VALUES V • V • • • ' • • S His wife kept his copy of the ticket a souvanir and the 1i iIVVV -- as - FEATILIZERS suwann" vaft ?4" ru lowd Md BIUM 16•4-8 16-4-8 St. Augustine Wood and Food Uwn Food Covers 6,000 sq. ft. 64 • V • iFLOORT1LE • 99 L _J Pons, adjustable patterhs. No. 2700. Vinyl hooe with brass couplings. 1/2"x50'. V V Premium grade (p.nel). .1199 •N STOCKED AT ALL STG1ES Avail. " W my Store evowh sman Ti 2.50. V 2Each -- 399 V V V TUFFLITE Ceiling FANS Shamrock - . Wil0 _1 Wide 3cu.ft. KS-3. 4 dw wwaf EaCh ow My • 5 12ch Decorator Series: grain linlshpnnt. White; San Rune Aglicylpprovid Sheet 3/8" * 4'x8' 6.0$ '• Beige. or Whlte/ V AMTICO 38t onrod. 519 3stmt '.19YzC u, I x 12 No.3 SHELVING 71 8' through 18' iengtiis Square Pick a city. Any city. Amtrak-America's national passenger railroad-can take you to over 500 of them insty4e. 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"I'm a strong Christian and on that day of Sale ends June 2 ( * HI I - Housing V Seminar Tonight go aW U-1 Iii OWN A free seminar on equal I aWrtunity in housing will be beld at 7:30 pm. today at the JIII 4(4 at 225 iieaitors and the Seminole Sale Step Ladders rdly." urself Ft~eling, J \II County Board of Reak^ tM clinic wM feature a. pand ot eiperts . in the fields of bock and ~eW to rod estate. •r• -- . •1 - - , . V at 24ft S n in. !IVV - - SALE I V / l.GIóss 41*# l4l.0 84.99 $117.99 Weth~ am hoed*bow. A-----AAL- ____ dVI,!I Nil Mat 28ft. $111-99 $152.99 be which time the panellids U!II[1!UJJrU 42.99 V hiunediately following Amink Station. Penuminon.Am. & Oth St. S"1*rd1C4H "Ime 452a t $ 1611. 1 39.99 $ 62.99 16ff $ 5499 $7699 20ff. $ 69.99 $ 96.99 wollift law. Refreshments will 31.99 Reg Extension Ladders - Orlando-Winter VPltk Board - 5ft. $ sponsored by the equal op.. ad 'Wit hitands Scrubbinq. AMP I do" chambers -L Onr Coat Coverutir. 'Washubir. ________ S Uniform Appearance. 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Bunkers , .% . . - Take 3~-2 Séries4dvaritage _ . -. - -. . - I 71 , . - - - Qfl American Title I - - — K.C.'s Porter Winning Battle With The Bottle -.0' -.' _ e Afhnffg P.n1p ... ft- .,w4 MMVV-54UI uvnage over Flag Bank, a lO2 wrnner over Seminole Petrólewt Wednesday. Krayoia Kollege nipped Jack Prosser Ford 12-9 in Wed' game. Brian Ashcraft tossed a t hree-hitter for Atlan tic Bank, NEW YORK (UPI) Darrell Porter is hitting well, feeling 5triking tadcenbat Ashcroft and Jeff Melton slapped two singles apiece for the well and doing well enough In his own personal climb back up while Joey Evans and Doug Atkinson each added one the steepeit bill of his life. single. But one thing bothers him and he'd like to clear it up. Keith Denton slammed a triple for George's, while Eddie He readily trnderstanda that in each new citr be VISItS wi th*. Bar nes and Scott Carter each singled. the Kansas City Royals, reporters are anxious to speak to Horace Knight went the distance on the mound for Flagship about his struggle against drugs and alcohol aild about his ___ Lakers In Clos oy.Georg&&... - - Thursday, May 15, 1$O -flA -. ()fl closer to the Sanford Little American League championship Wednesday with a 7-3 win ' - S I, . -, 4+' ! I. - — Pours Kareém It On 76ers Wi th 40. Points INGLEWOOD,Calif.(UPI) - Kareern ' 1972 rest heavily on him. unlikely he would be at full speed, or not The Doctor had 15 in the period to bring. had responded with a 14-8 surge to take a Philadelphia. A- determination on his AbduWabbar center scored 40 points and With 4:40 lef t in the third quarter, be able to play at all in the sixth game of the 76ers back from a 14oint deficit to BI-" lead entering the final period amid ptaYing status for the game was not * grabbed 15 rebounds Wednesday night to Abdul-JabiwalUt a field goal and turned the series Friday night in Philadelphia. 103-103 with 43 seconds left. ' a deafening roar from the capacity expected until Just 8few hours before the pace Los _An. 4eles to a 10&103 victory over upcourt when his left ankle gave out. He scheduled 9:05 p.m. EDT tart. "We know he's our best player," said Philadelphia, which gave ft JAM rs a 3- limped around for nearly 30 But Abdul-Jabbar came through with a crowd of 505. #4 Kweem is the most awesome force as seconds Westhead,. "and it would be'real tough thiree-point play and Norm Nixon added a 2 lead in ft best-of-seven NBA cham- before the Lakers called time out and he without him. __ was obvious It carded us alo "It a player In the game," Philadelphia I plonship sales. feel we can win the series pair of free throws to seal the victory and during that stretch," said Weethead. "If was helped to the dressing room. Coach Billy Cunningham said. "He's a without him, but I'd sure would like to ;ffset -_ Erving's 36 points. otr players had any doubt But the victory was costly. Abdul great credit to the game and If we win it have him along." ' Jarnaal Wakes and, Earvin Johnson hard they had to play with Kamm out of we want to win it with Kareem on the Jabber is hurt -he injured his left ankle nearby Centinela Hospital revealed no Abdul-Jabbar scored. 14 points in the * added 14 each for the Lakers while " late in the third quarter. And the players fracture but a serious sprain. final quarter and almost single-handedly Darryl Dawkins had 23 for Philadelphia. expected." and Westhead know the team's hopes of A seventh game, if necessary, is He will treated with antlinflammatory held off a furious- closing rally by the With Abdul-Jabbar out for the final 4% Doctors said they would reexamine scheduled for Sunday afternoon on the - , wrapping up their first NBA title since drugs and ice, but It appeared very 76ers and Julius Erving. minutes of the third period, the Lakers Abdul4abbar's ankle Friday morning In Lakers' borne cour t. . - - 6041111: - *0 - - - - - very subtle disease. It grab. you before you know what's Luce also led the team at the plate with two doubles and a happening. There's a very thin ilne between being an alcoholic single, or a drug addict and you usually don't even know when you're two swhile teammate Chris Smith blasted a home run and ingles. Steve Bradley added a triple and a single. crossing that line." Tim Roberts blasted a triple and double for Jack Prosser Porter says his greatest satisfaction is the way his tun Ford, and Michelle Grenler added two singles. mates are trying to protect him from fans and reporters. The majority of fans have treated Porter wonderfully, he L Highlighting today's action in the Sanford Little National a 7 p.m. matchup between Clem Leonard Shell and saysandthesamegoesforhenewmen.But here and e the roaders.TheRailroaders,whoholdatwo.gamelead specifically in Boston and Chicago, a few mindless fans took over second place Clem Leonard havemargins. won both previous theapIbtsathIm,cau1ngbimadrugaddIctandhouerijigt games between the two teams byShell, one-run to him, "Hey, Darrell, go have another drink." He paid no Poppa Jay's plays &innlland Corporation at 5 p.m. today at 0 L_ ,.Skqgg LifSi Stumping Angels __ By United Press International I ;_ -. -- I- -- to -.t -- - Yankees 1$, Royal. 3 . .4 - Angeles 2. - -- -' s Mirberi 7, Blue Jays 0 -, - - , , .. I. - .., .. . -- , .. 0 - - - . - . - H Texas Bill Stein drove in three runs with a homer and a single and Willie Hor ton added a two-run homer to back Glenn Abbott's fIve.hitter for the Mariners. Red Sex • 134 024 20x-14 120 (S) and Guidry, Figueroa (7) and Corona, wei-m - I GRINDING GREYHOUNDS I <_ The following day, Joe Burke, the Royal.' general manager, ; , -16thMile Preakm3d,the BBM 1011 Of 0110 - - newcomers to the Triple Jerry Morales'two-out single in the 10th scored John Stearns Klugman Crown series. By United Press Inkirsational Pete Rose believes In himself. It's as simple as that, against' to ease the Metaover the m Reds. Atlanta hitting only . with two RBI, but he collected three Tony Bernazard hit a runscoring double in the fifth and Scott hits, knocked In four runs and scored twice himself to lead the Sanderson and Woodie Fryman combined to blank Houston. Pbfllleatoa comfortable a.l victory over u)eBraveL a1s2,Pas1 He sindwlched a two-run single In the third, between run- 'I-- -. - ... . . second - Dave Cash's throwing error allowed Keith Hernandez to outburst supported starter Steve Canton's two-hit six-Inning stint and the Cardinals the victory. the combined tires-hit relief pitching of Kevin Saucier and Culls 5, Dodgers 3 Tug McGraw. Dave Kingman nd Steve Dillard both smacked homers to All will carry IN pounds with the ex. caption of Genuine Risk, who gets a fiveWith Kentucky Derby trophy pound z allowance in the nationally alresidy in her possession, Genuine Risk televised (ABC, 5 p.m. EDT) I Derby, and Colonel Moran, who won the ' - "I'd like to have mom RBIs," adn-Atted Rome, "but I haven't highlight a four-run outburst in the third Inning to power the had slot of opportunities to bat with guys in scoring position." The Phillies put enough men In scoring position Wednesday Cubs. Homer (11. Naftonai LIaue "I'm much . night, to score eight runs in the first three Innings and rake (is innings) 01002300U-7 140 hill 000010000-1 70 stantarLIrryMcWlllhams, N.for nine hits and seven runs In N.Y. Cm 0020000040-6 90 Houston 000 40 his two innings-plus of frustration. SOrAWSon. Fryman (6) wd $won, Roardon (9) wA Llibrand$, Soto (6), Carter; FoisdiLaCotte (9) . The only Brave run off Cerlton6-2, came In the sixth when StearM; laIr (9), Hume (10) laJi. Ashby, PubIs (3). W-$anderIlow4tartlng Bob Hones crushed his first home UJ of the W-Reardon (3-2). L-o'gu,ne . son (3-2). t.-Forvji (4-2). season. 2). HR-ClI?clfI%ati, S1tm.n W.Louls In other pm:s, Pittsburgh nipped San Francisco, 3-2, the New York Moto defeated Cincinnati, 74, in 10 InnIngs, lion- 00 101 C30- 2 6 0 000010(30-1 31 . 1100(3010-) SO hviel edpd How tort, 14, St. Lails "nmW &A WSo, 2-1, ti-A Thomu, tAartlnez 1h Littofi Son Frn - 100000110-2 53, (9) VW Slmnwm; Lucc& SlrI3y (0) cnd Tan.cce. Wby, Tewlve (I) 'flcosla; :cnopp,r, Lcvelle (5) Thomas 11-0). L—I.UCCI (7-1) Chicago best Las Angeles, 5-2. In the American Lugo,CalifOrnia walloped Qsveland, 13- d may, Scdek (6). W-Oibby Chi Beaten edged MInnesota, 74, New York trcwic-sd Karmas City, Los .ng CU oco 0110- 5 9 0 ____ golf. a person e play" - ; Watson enters today's of the most sp6ctacWar MM dnftft tow=74,11111W ___ - - Sanford has bse selected as th. site for one of four sub' Sanford UtUe Anmrlcan League and Pads and Tavares. The competing teoms Will be all.der squeds rWesenting tb* - distid tmmm* In District I of the Flod& Little Major Laagii. Other subdiStrict lotrnaments wW be played In leagues. L 0 The tournament will begin with two games on Saturday, begInning July 10 In rmonL The Winner - I I Or=W Bach. Ocala &W Clermont. at 6 p.m., while the Sanf4 Little National League al1stars - -- .- - - ____ - - - -- rvitild byes to tW six;- awarded to (mond Beach. ___ An immments an dod"oeWdutioL - - - -i-- - -. - _____ -. - ___ vihmted- ____ fePeirillill in UM for race day. He has is dgfenft has the No. 6 startIng ptkn, f 01- lbS - 11 Cs On the - track - at - - - 11111111111:11111 - s p, - ir njg je at 156 for. prsct1ce - - Then SNAFU g. ___ ____ - . - - - - . .: WIllIams 3IISelmisI DITTUIR ALUMINUM . ~ AS R H Von off COMOSA40 III 5rsw III &mHk 331 III beewty 421 1 to. Debase PeIll AS 311 $ S I Gain" Sol I man IlIMiller LLS 3 III II (L.Pr,drlcl III 0 - 4 Jones II I Ut? 451 2IIC.IT I S I AlIIaSdir ItIThIrn. per - 5 REASON lit N - offer! .01 SALE Per Tire F.E.T. Per Tire 52 68 1.89 P195/75R 14 Steel Belted Radlals leading was Harry Scott, sterlist-lullradidl tt'llil"11 l,,urM-n%,,nM' 2.58 l, r,-ii,r h. P225/75R 15 filth iaun I. utir ..la'.- ttii -.41.. IuIt-' P235/75R 15 S -A) gut it in gvar IK,fory t1w 76 82 IJ ,u,..-.,.i... ,.. -...I U ononon 2.33 P21 5/75R 15 .111 sou Rhijuld consider 011.,11"I I A I b., Hawthorne, all 3 for 5, and Jasper McDowell 2 for 3. onon on 2.81 3.11 ____ - ,-.- -------- - —onon 15 13 .300 14 16 .467 Boston Detroit UOW From Intornatle"I "ItIftwit Cleveland w i. PC?. 01 is 9 .W - 13 13 io 1$ Seattle .w a d 11 Alt 5 CodoM "ou 11 16 ..7 S Smith, LA Hrmdz, 511, 17 13 .347 ½ 17 14 .545 1 16 14 533 Wj Trammll, Dot 16 16 300 2½ RysfIng, Oak 12 17 .414 5 Bell. Tex - Calif V log 38 .349 Mtl and Maitilli, NY 10. Burgmelef, Dos and Quisenber American Leave — Hinder- my, KC 5; Lopez, Del 4 26 51 .346 I 22 So 27 .33g I Wilson, KC 10; Bumbry, Bal 9; 30 112 37 .o Carew, Cal and Cruz, seal. Pitdllsg Victories 29 91 30.319 Basketball M Watha& K C Molter. Mo cars h,.rt Sondo,d (Diuin-'ype oilyi ,, and AMERICAN CARS i, n,j4 INSTALLATION HEAVY DUTY AVAILABLE ft ' I - , 1i11 &-. , I I (Best 4.04.7) (All Times SOT) (Los Angeles leads serIes 3-2) (I..WtrwJ (rnl . - I Championship Series Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles •' - horn .'.Uton. loti on 1 I NSA Playoffs National Luvs — Carton, Phil 6.2; Bibby ancr Tokulvt, BY United Press International Pitt 5-0; VuckoviCh, St.L 3-2; Richard, Nov and Pastore, Cm n n 3.vo 4-i; Forsch and Nlekro, Hou 21 IS 31.363 and Blue.SF 4-7. Amo.'kuui .aagwi — John, 29116 41.353 u si 29.ut NY and Honeycutt, Sea s4; 2610737.346 NorrIs. Oak 5-0; Rsern, Minn 24 54 39 363 31; Stieb, Tar 41; Sums, Qfl, V III 38,342 Barker, Clow and Ours, KC 4.2; (O"Q1511 cornpo' May 4 - Los Angeles log, 102 Philadelphia Wadsesday's Bol.I?s w I Pd. SI May 7 — P hi l adelphia 107, Los Cali fornia 13. 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STORE ONLY SANFORD PH. 322-00 OPEN MON.-FRI.1:36.3%36, SAT - - - ovaj - I .IV - - - ' - I - - - Lot us get your car ready for carefree driving! I - I - . on -the I ew the Tnntflnø ba t t NA1'IT £UI U..... at ----U I)U&I .IIIIIIIIIC the 6th. SNAFU came to bat in Inning and broughtin one run were David Lacinak 3 for 5, Williams,and Jim Pridemore MIlwoulto - are RON MUIS aix! Jobs 00d. rDi 1 554 9111-111 VFW - *eaI*r tut also passed at - , III 5Mfl* . ____ ____ AS R 4 ers for Pittsburgh (Candslaria 3-2) at lb. Francisco - (III$OI 1-3), - ______ Car It - How* Homes, Heirm 40=_1Alain. At 11* InfIeld i*itai, ie we. trestei Eie1berl, Sheldon Vt and T i~ team junior Iesgu dIstnIt 1* game between logged sosne practice time. &rr district champ, will play-tb, winner of a - p Gerry Bettenhaujen, G?tI4f1er , 11* No. 14 ___ mph, a coining $op on u tirack aW infield famegr . uiiesit m i S ti(d will JOchid. thrie the toimamalt, which begIi* July14. 11mwlnner pa 1011* 10.11111111" 'a (WWm by todey In order to day Strategy. 11-i. aatnict ___j (nny tenF _ Sanford tAttle National Leigus, state tournament inst 'çersburg. - approach US. Mito Q dal. Veteran Dick Sbnon rsglster I where the Nelnop was played, second urn Tuesday and was released site being claded d ft track boWal Which _____ ' - hits. - of me trials.' Rookie Pete ' Helarier a Imp at j4 ______ ___ . - second day in $ raw, a Snva brother t'zned a practice lap at 184.7 on the ranmed lbs waUW neada.y in the south drailt before a 51 ftmtire end tithe Indiinàpclls Motor Speedway. perently blew and caused - the racer to grinift ______ ____ , I I 3,, WkhIIakiq I is 4I1U.Ds.rbsrt III $prin,fIiId Ill 5.LaPetw, III Law Lenin "one, bringing tim score to 74, themcameupinthebottom of PilIla Oi$cago Ow Won both tourtiments in the Praft Trw Solt -cowee Qffid&b 111111111011 TOM SOM had SI III- $ SIMINOIU Pill EQUIP. 34) 05115515 1 I I MAllen one against SNAFU and 1`1111110'ro IN2and Byron Nalm with an ., "All I ask for is we men requiring MOM VM* wd'.'' incredible 11 in IN 1104 Put together longer string.. - after U,3e Nelson. power. I . - Track - P on the mound for the III Ni—Il litary IlOsks 411 Hsskls III murmi Inst East - Snevo Brothers Find Indy W01,Twice - ` I Sanford Select6d As Baseball Toumament Host, Panw City. , Little American League action. 'The Bankers moved a step closer to clinching the tltle with a 7-3 win over George's. William Carr went the 21 $ S OlvIdin SnsSffieTV AIIH Allis 411 the 3rd and I more in the 4th statea off a 7run rally to take - probably get most of It," he'. MI& Wa tson's approach must only Jackie Burke with (ott In the same year, Herald Photo by Tom Vincint Scott @m1er of George's cross the plate %vith a run while Atlantic Bank's Eddie Korgan scoops a to I SCsI I I I WIMV Oliver 7U first pme Thursday going to pick Only 10 'golfers In the the wininer at the Nelson sin change for ti the Colonial, ou history 01 PGA ve won w1aatColonlat.Nogorhu aborter, ghter t lzlg round 01 the Colonial National thvitstion ridi ng one L,ole - Tarasr Natleesl LIii ll ____ domination of the sport of VA is ----•- - -I- - - ___ mun. ..nd, a ______ -thleaIdsoffer, "Tsua Bonanza," awarded if - . someone Fd pick Watson even staintia -- III distance III 15 II I Tetels TeSale Carter SUNSHINI w I) OAKS ier now than I can ever came alive , "U I was --- - s So'ftball Action Heats the 2nd Innin FORT WORTH, Texu that is to do? '11 aslad Bill Begbmini; today, Watson Defending champion Ai_-'-~ (UP!) — Just i few more Rogers, who placed second will be going after his sixth Getberger r'sllzes thç way A straight year to win of IM Us fourth in a ft odds am Spreading. (30000200-3 40 streaks In golf as wümer 01 n4010 C*- 9 14 0 McGlothen, Ccudill (1), last thiree tolinTaMents and 114, DaWt trimmd Oahlw4 $4, uA Wwauk-se'bmt P4 ,111 Atlanta (30 001 (20- 1 5 3 Tldro' (I), Suffer (9) Id cariton, Saucler (7). McGraw Foofti Hooll9m lockwith (7), leadier of all 12 rowilds. (I) and Boone; Mc Williams. lutcilffe PIrdes 3, 01111152 (9) . and Yeager, "Do you know how had Boggs (3). Manna (6), Garber Ferguson (l). W-MCQIoffiaji Dave Parker snapped en 04os-14 streak with a -.coring (S) and Benedict. . Nahoroiy (2-0). , L-4400hi (3-3). HR.sinigle In th e1thhng to propeIthePfratespast theGIajits, ), Chicago, Dlilsrd (1), Klilgy&n .. - cotnas is all Torn Watson Watson In lest week's Byron row, his 13th straight round as needs to get a $306,000 Nelson Golf classic. atotrnmt leader, a boost to it, air.wiy paycheck for two wS.ks'work - "He I -.) ~. " , - '-.... - ,s H.rwy G.O.H. Inc. G.O.H. Inc. in favor of G.O.H. Inc.. Each the 6th Inning and also had a jumped to an early lead 5.0 in tam scored another run in rally of 6 runis to tie the game f41 ~ - - he. Says. "I went through a lot of misery. Hopefully, It is all behind me." - S 4 Tom Watson Zeroes In On Colonial - _______ 13 they've played. -. -- whil Dan& Crocker was 24 for Since then, Por te r has been the Royals' DH in every game - - s 15 runs on just three hits collected the only other hit for Peter Calangelo and Gregory I,ee Charron was the Larson added singles. winning pitcher. He fanned VFW stretched a one-run six and was touched for eight iI lstm 1*11K AIIM WSlsam51i III levsck.r pair of hits for the winners tim up, subsequently scoring himself in a 5.3 win over the Red alm reel nice horses," sold Jolley. - 11boy 1'~' " But Jolley, who won the Kentucky didn't win their races by accIdent." - .. .-- M. . - - I I S Il*avs,s 3 I , Hickman Oak Littl League action. TracyTurner pou nded out a dellveredallnedrlvebuehlttoknockjntwomorehissecond '#UUKICL MOIWI lOOK, •I FLAGSHIP ound in Paola ghts later, Porter was in the Umup as a delipa firs , driving in a run, Kelly and owned by Townsend Martin, has be a slight favorite on the early line The filly, under jockey Jacinto secowon live stakes this year and nnMW,: nd ahead of Genuine Risk In the -' , over Codes ft winner of the Santa Anita Vamlue:ii~ had her ftal workout Wood . . and Hollywood Derbies who arrived in neaday for racs, going five furlc,gin I. 'T'.oaA. alahI ('1na a .wlft .KQ •-ku -p.Iti,,-,, ei..... Cdt.... I--S "D.ih r'..A.. ...S f'..I...... MIWI IVi7 filM - In the Sixth Inning with a man on second. Washington and flied out to center field, I. Colonel Moran, stablemate.of one j, the defeated Kentucky Derby favorltea,e PWgged Nickle, was,not due to irrive until "' . . IN NI —2 Sanford Junior League, VFW - for Moose, while teanuntes . lead wtth six runs in the night to pod a 12-3 win over 12 MIrIel A crowd 0125,965 at Royal.' Stadium gave Porter a threeminute standing ovation when he came up to hit for U.L. I enbmt,,Lucky Pluck, irecent winner at - . C-' - .~ ... '.0.._~-,-, .. . League Wins . can play." Landing, winner 01 two allowances at trying to become the fifth filly to win the4 It Is expected Genuine Risk and eight Pünll(x) this season; Bing, wli'le.s in Preakness and the first since Nelliei coltswlll be entered this morning in thel eight starts In Maryland, aid the final Morse In 14. Triple Crown, with all but one - Jacklin Suffolk Downs. . 'a "How do you feel about It?" Burke asked Frey. vrw ROTARY "U Darrell feels he's ready, then I'm ready to use him as a Sunshine, C)ittrner Roll AIlS *1114 SylnØen 4 II I I I I$iiw pinch hitter or designated bitter," Frey said, $ II Tli'*•i II I 141111$ $174 III III Byrd "We'll have to make a player move," said Burke, who then To Paola II ScsI? 443 Tsiw,sr optioned rookie receiver Jim Gaudet to Evansville and ScI e Sara,, III Freeman I II C55rTSS I II Jsnkffi$ Uvated Porter. 1 e Miller I II III flelinee. II I Smades Su nshine TV managed 12 lewtond Frey picked it. spot to use Porter for the first time. It was at III III lewe III Weld IIISk on tuns III Sills III just six hits Tuesday heat I I I Taylor $ I I Ns.ie horn., La Kansas City, and the Royals were tied with sox 5411 Roundup Rose Blossoms With 4 RBI Night 3 A ; 43 Hahn Al * H LiftIes 1 I I NewSIrk lot winners, striking out 11 while III Laster KllIlMsfl% i s kksets I I S see Lee SII lit $5,411.44 allowing five hits. 311 Mitchell . TOTALS Miller I 11 SSa*er esi III KniehI 4 1 1 TOTALS 15 r a Hey" Freddie Miller slapped a •s J.Jockssn III e.iesi SIt 532 —, tripleforKnightsof Columbus I I I Horkilois I IS AftontIc Da* lli IN 211 Davis C IS TIss and Lee Fredrick slammed a Frey and Porter all met and talked over the situation. - IN - PITIOIIUM hitter," High school football spring practlee continues'around Seminole County under I. I BALTIMORE (UPI)-TralnerLeRoy - recent Withers Mile at,.Aqueduct In a Derby broiling skies and temperatures. The__________ Lyman Greyhounds, scheduled to tak , has never won the Preakness, sald he,1, part In the May 29 Spring Jamboree got In a little sled work during Wed- Jolley looked at ft expwidW list of seasobbest 1:34 Z6. _____________ al s and kriphotg was more an isfied he nesday's practice session. day's 105th Preakneu at Pimlico an4, Include Samoyed, the big (16,3 hands) condition going Into the race. shrugged his shoulders, colt who was a recent winner at Pimlico"I wanted her to go In about a minute, - "Well, it's not like Canute, you know," and Aqueduct; Blue Ensign, who will b but kwul so It was robe League ________________________ said philosophically. "Any number supplemented at a fee of $l,00Q; Knight just right," said Jolley, whose charge Is - National ,;~, 3•$ e ill Heehes ,,, w y and told him he believed he could swing a - SUNINOLI II. Genuine Risk Early Preakness Pick erald !lwte by Tern Netiel --a .' TOTALS IllSIIs Wednesday night enroute to a the winners, a single. 15-5 win over Moose in the Tony. Van Burger doubled III SemUists - and I think i'm ready to go as a pinch hitter or designated I I,. HeSry "I really feel good," Porter said to Frey, "I feel comfortable bergi McGregor, Hartzell (4), Dent (3), Nettles (3), drone I. II %. -, -- %,~ . ,• I"-. - 3 4 I JAM" Leeds 4 ii Petre$eam 45 2 155511$ 1 Se *ld..rOwn 4 I I PIsbN lrslley Nasr* bat in a game. Within; øiimsr (4), - Ford (7), and (3); Kansas City, Wilson (1), Graham. W-Perry (3-1), L- Porter (2). Pinch-hitter Jim Dwyer drew a bases-loaded, one-out walk Hartzell (0-1) HIs - Texas, — Rivers (2), ZIsk (6), Roberts chi in the bottom of the ninth. 000001 11). Mllw 011 001 02x- S 71 Rangers 6, 4o1es 3 — Baumgarten, Proly (2), Wor. Dave Roberts crashed his first career grind elazand Mire 300120010-46 110 $$am IS) md KImm, Foley (6) ; --', --osososeos,., Yin L$e savsd bay 'P.1I2Ad'e4ervttdv , (9)" Koosman, Corbett (6) - and and Martinez.- W— Haas (4-3). L - - Tigers I, A's S . Stanley, MacWhorter -Proly (0-2). HR-Chlcigo, Alan Traminell'sfourth hit of the game -a two-cut, bases- Wegar; (S), Burgmeler (5) and'Flsk. W Lemon (2). I - 71~ . -.1 . I .1 - , . , .- -. . . - TOTALS 921 Jackson a week. .- Triple Crowns Second Jewel 4S 3 II I • $ 1 Ws so, he came to lemon (3), Busby (6), Terrell 000 300 100— 6 14 2 41 6 iii Jews working out and taking batting practice with them a week or Silt 101 000010-3 100 (7). W-Guidry (3-0). LPerry. Lyle (5) and Sund- Leonard (2-4). MRS-Now York, -- - - --- - 1%,. r 0 , _, edged Rotary 14-9 in Wednesday's ot he r game. $15 TOTALS 2251 ATLANTIC 14i55y SANK Al N N , Knights of Columbus All H IMer II Cover $21211 IS lYIfl He's the same way with his players and has had several TOTALS I II benefitted from 17 walks KsrW III Semis III conversations with Porter. Entirely a bout baseball. 4 2 I c.n i i Krsyell handed out by four Moose 421 le 155431-Il Ashcroft KsHss Porter rejoined the Royal. the latter part of April and after AtkInson 3 I I iwsrds 155 pitchers. i , laps - Leonard, PattIn (3). ChrIs- Stein (3). sm"It 4 3 Oqenlir Lace Jim Frey, tim Royal.' manager, Is bringing Por ter along Tay' gradually and figures he'll be ready to resume catching within SmIlk ,,,,, Frey Is strictly up front, the kind of guy who always levels with writers and talks with the m the way he would with some patron In a bar. 100 001 010-3 11 3 N.Y. WI interview himself. 010300001- S $ 0 201010002-6 51 (2), Veryzs (1); Ca liforn ia, and Esslan. Heath (9); Wilcox. (2). In other games, Seattle blanked Toronto, 7.0, Boston beat Skaggs (1). Miller (3), Lopez and Minnesota, 74, Texas defeated BaltLmore, 6-3, Detroit nipped — Parrish. W-Lopez (2-2). L-' 200012010-7 100 Jones (1.1). HRI-O.kland,' Oakland, 6-5, New York pounded Kansas City, 16-3, and Seattle - P. 000000000-0 51 Revering (6), Armas (6). . Milwuk ee dned Chicago, 1. . - - - Toronto Abbott a nd L.Cox; Mlrabetla, In the National League, it was New York?, Cincinna ti 6, In 10 Buskey (6), - McLaughlin (S) (3.2). L-Mirabeila (31; Montreal 1, Houston 0; St. Louis 2, San ego 1; and Chicago 2).Abbott HRs-Seaflhe, Horton (1), 5L .- C-. fan apologized. low cutoff throw in Wednesday night's Sanford Similarly, when members of the media surround Porter and Park, first place Clem Leonard Shell battles Westside Mer. chants at 4:30, while second place Aacock Roofing takes on keep impthneddwnforlengthyperlodsofumewithendieu Butch'sChevronServlceat6p.m. questions, LaCock, Jerry Terrell cc some other Kcplayer will Knights Cash In For 15-5 Junior League Win JACK P105511 lemon"IN say, "Hey, fellag, could you please give Darrell a break." KAYO I"INIS' POlO Al * H NIMI Its man" Porter is so patient and polite, he wouldn't get up and end the KOLLISI -Knights of Columbus scored dcuble. Jo Jo McCloud John McGowan, Todd Luce, bottom of the fourth. LIII' cse'sass I I I I I Few" III IaI third maj9r-league homer In the seventh after a single by -Knapp (1-2). L-Spiiiner (2Langforg, Lady (5), Jones Itck. 2). H RI—Cleveland, Harrah (9). Hamilton (9), McCatty (9) 011 - . - Fort Mellon Park, while Cardinal Industries meets First Federal at 5 p.m. at Westside Field. In today's action in the Sa nf ord Pee Wee League at Chase Pets LaCock, the Royals' first baseman, did, though. He gave o ne of the offending fans a spirited talking to. a nd New York pounded Dennis Leonard for eight mns In the first three innings and took advantage of 14 walks. &ewen 5, White Soil Innings; Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 2; Philadelphia 9, Atlanta Garyln (9) and Weilfl. W- Kan City - - gave Detroit its fifth straight victory. Frost, Knapp (2). Barr (6) Inning, slapped a twoout, base-loa&d single to highlight a and Skaggs; SpIitn.r, Garland Dakind aevenrun third and touched relleter Wayne Garland for his w, Stafli on (I) and Hussy. W DetroIt " -, - and losing streak with a 13-7 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Robin Yount singled, doubled, tripled and scored three runs "The way to get a new player tó relax isto play jilm," and Larry Hisle drove In three nina to pace the Brewers. California Manager Jim Fregoel. "Skaggs made a Lot 01 American Lea,v -Burgtnslir (2;0). L-Corbett friends on the team tonight." Cult 047000200-1)130 (3-1). HRi-Boston, Rice (5); The catcher singled home Fred Patek in a four-run second dive 040102000-7 113 Mlrresota, Smalley (7) ¼ 04000- leadedsinajeinthe bottom of the ninthdrove in two Dave Skaggs needed lift and so did-ille Calif ornis Angels., a Skaggs solved both problems In a hurry. "I just had a good night and it was great" said the newly acquired catcher, who drove in flve j with two and homer Wednesdaynlght to help the Angela snap a six-game ,,,,-? -,- I - . ErI ic Luce was the winning pitcher, striking out 10 in the a route job. and every night for strength. Drinking or taking drugs is a - k A "Naturally, it's not all peaches and cream. I pray every day . - Bank, taming Seminole Petroleum on two hits. He struck #it - I !11`~,,._ 14, while walking only four. Knight also mug a heavy bat f*the winrlers, blasting a home run and two singles. Darns tAttles also had three hits, including a pair of triples. Brian sheffl , each tdt doubles. . Reginald Hayes had both hits for Seminole Petroleum, a pair of singles. Krayola Kollege batters pounded 11 hits, including four recent di-week stay at a rehabilita9kn center.in Arizona. Porter doesn't mind all the questiorm He's h eat with everybody, explaining the problem takeia long timie to ft. Whether he didn't make himself completely clear or nu~ it was reported he occasionally feels himself I backsliding.. That's the point Porter wishes to straighten out "I have no desire at all to take another pill or another drink,it - American - League Roundup •'t' .:'vq~--_ -' - - - . - - - ,-• , - - ; - I - I 1 - - - , - - - - .- -V �-.0 - .. - -.. - - - '- .''..-. ____I_ ••__ -_-. • .•_,-. •.• • a. .. 'S o - - _0 . • :. •.a• . I I - . . . • \ . t by Chic Young \ ONE ' %_J;/ -;'- v;• I JUSTU <r U _ - 1 4 2 Soot R.parn 3 Pafls 4 I2Sin 13 Medium'(pl) 14 Not forward 15 Mae West - ,.- - ____ _____ I .6 ale Second ____ I 7 Slurs lifer _____ length 37 Nun's 038 lb IT arg 41 Occasionally i B 45 Bargeload of coal 'S - - - - - - - 0 by Art Sansorn 54S.E. sociation OF • ., 'I . A l ~~_ - 1 ______ % . / . . It O/L I . •,* '_, i ______ . "Ve GOT. DIMR W1 crstt "'EEK . Qp - . . . 1' '' ' I j I I ., CUANTlis 1 I -. I ( _____ ______ ______ _____ .1 T-fir !Q" ____ ____ BUGS BUNNY / _ won't let you down. _____ _ ____ _ _____ ___ _ a me overco ______ ___________ ____ . is FRANK AND ERNEST Your ___ I by Bob'Thavss 1. I _____________ , C ' .'. • 'U sitory stage- so commonly children who need to be ' __ ___ ___ __ ____ _ ____ __ ___ _____ .' / (115' . MKALSTRIPWHICAN ,ot ____ _________ ___________________ , , 1?.-.: /II -1 ,.'? ..., '•' a . ' , i " , -. __ 1 . . . ..' ___ a -. - t:.' ' '- ,tl - ' M .AWl€luz.J ,.' - . ' ' _ . -tPV . 0 d T 10ON 1- RM0 ... - ' Ja1w C. %*A is V 01 11L I __ Vq - . ' ' 0 ' :-..' ' , 1. e ILCb -_' ____ 'SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. PLAZA 4 ZAYRE P AT AIRPORT BLVD. .: ,,: - ' ' ' I . . _ . . 0 Jon Masters from Youth Programs, Inc. discuss their (1966) Paul Newman, Julie Harris. A wealthy woman hires a private Investigator to Ind her missing husband. 830 o BENSON Benson gets ' ' a_- ' ' 6:35 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN I job at the governor's mansion. (1O) THE GOOD NEIGH- 9:00. (.5)0 MISS USA PAGEANT to 5:50 . 0 FAMILY FEUD I 11:55 (1 (17) NEWS . AFTERNOON * 12:00 PRO. 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL l2(17 ) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) (12) (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) , (WED) 12:15 t112) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN' STYLE (WED) . 12-30 - (1)0 RYAN'S HOPE' ff2) (I 7) MOVIE 1:00 0 (.4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (U) (35)35 LIVE I . 2:00 TURNS 3QONELIFETOLIVE ()]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:00 2:25 0 (4) ANOTHER WORLD ERS (THU) 0 @3 COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI) (11) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 11) 17 1 LOVE LUCY 3:00 (5) 0 HEALTH FiELD (5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (71) 0 SUNRISE (1 7) LISTEN (MON) (17) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II)(3 6:05 a (17) WORLD AT LARGE (TUE. WED) 5) CASPER Q4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 2) (17) BANANA SPLITS 6:15 qJ ( 17) THE ATHLETES (MON) (11) (35) (17) THE FLINT. STONES (1) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 6:30 0 @3 TODAY IN FLORIDA (51) 0 ED ALLEN (12)(I 7) NEWS O'Connell co-host; Donny 6:45 l (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 1. 4:00 6(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (7) Q ALL IN THE FAMILY (II) (35) WOODY W000PECK'. ER AND FRIENDS (10)SESAMESTREET (12)(17)SPECTREUAN 4:30 6 [4) BONANZA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (5)0 THE ODD COUPLE AMERICA (2) C) MERV GRIFFIN (U(35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (U(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET GREAT AND SMALL "The (12) (17) THE THREE last Furlong" JaIT*I dIscovers STOOGES I THE LITTLE RAS.. 12)(I 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLA ND CD 5:00 HOGAN'S HEROES that some farmers like to do (1 (35) TOM AND JERRY CALS Mr. their own vettihg, although - (1O)MISTERROOEflS(fl) 7:25 ()@3TODAY IN FLORIDA meeting and covered dish luncheon. o (ID (35) LOVE. AMERICAN io.so (35) LOVE, AMERICAN Historical Beautification and Conservation. Mrs. D. C. STYLE "love And The Baker's Spivey and Mrs. Swaggerty HaffDozen" Abaksrbeconhls involved in the romantic pobwill be the Courtesy chairmen..• _ "Lan (1)0UA'S'H (ID (35)1 LOVE LUCY 4(10LOOKATME(UON) 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(TUE-FRI) (12) ( 11)IDREAM OF JEANNIE 8:00 CID CAPTAIN KANGAROO (11) - A Nw, ii ii na rica ALL SEATS 99C LAST NITE 7:40 ONLY MARLON BRANDO R APOCALYPSE NOW ____ _______ _____ __________ LAST LM ____________ :43 7 N ITE ONLY TALES OF THE IRWI__ __ At the concitsion of the 5:30 0(4) NEWS NEW ZOO REVUE 1O OVER EASY Dal Mrs. Swaggerty, president, Computer" 9TYLE "LoveMatton And The 17) LUCY SHOW 1 and Francis (12) opened the business meeting meet through a computer dal. 8:26 with the members praying the ing wv$ci. "Love And The .0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA HPPY Couple" Robert to CD 0 GOOD MORNING toni's Prayer. . borrow his es-spous. for an FLORIDA Committee reports were 830 oy' JOUR. given. (4) TODAY Mrs. B. H. Jones will be the NAt for 1i (17) MY THREE SONS (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 10:00 - fl(4).NA8HV1LLE ON THE (12)(17)NEWS ROAD (WED) 2:30 o (4) THE WILBURN BROTH- - Fifty.one women compete for a crown and the title of Miss USA 1980 Bob Barker and Helen sometimssthevetcancurethe . 0 (4) THE DOCTORS mother sets off a wild competi. Minolta lion between Helen and her 0(4) TODAY chairman (R) (U) (35) PTL CLUB 11:30 (?) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN WORLD AT LARGE a less.than-rousing welcome when he arrives to start his now 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (1)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY wile see Howard's manied business meeting the main- boUdedfl9WOUII(WO(TIW bets had a plant exhnge. ii uem.e, DOWNMrs. Swaggerty was STAIM"What The Footman TO H presented a plant' for her Saw" Edward is destined for - trouble wMn he gossips about MARCH OF DIMES leadership. CRY" II PO VIELAND _ ____ I. - , Hwy 152$ U2 12 1s CLOSED THURS. . 0 0 - ny Always In Trouble?" Local S. B. Swaggerty for their May 'clrcle'a ' ___ n. tru Thurs. Il-I- Fri ii- - Sat. 10.4- Sun, 12.4 L74 1l ' I I Sf=. - - ' ; .' .. %I '___________ 61:1100111111" 4qw __* ___ . •,, 0 5 _ 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Members of other two daughters when she CD U GOOD MORNING AMERICA ". Circle of the Sanford Garden announces she's making up © (35) BULLW1NKLE Club met at the home of Mrs. her Will. Ltflé 1R( _______ 4 I STYLE (THU) CDOThEROPERS Mimosa I%... I ft '' . - U(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 4 (10) PROBE "Why Is Johnlaw enforcement officials and .- 0(41) NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR of (ID (35) STREETS OF SAN 0(4) TODAY of the annual meeting and County Federation EW S covered dish Luncheon to be Women's Clubs at 10 am. at FRANCISCO undercover polic, officer isAn killed when a (51)0 MORNING N andMrs. W. A. Yates. - k' father. 930 by Crag L.ggs -- -- - ' 5:00 WELBY. M.D. FICUS dZ (17) transplant and a troublesome ne program The Garden of the Month () CELEBRITY WHEWI )T)(35)CANDIO CAMERA (17) LOVE. AMERICAN , business partner of Rockford's U BARNEY MILLER Two brothers arguing over a kidney _Circles SQUARES (1)0(17)0 NEWS MORNING STYLE (WED) farmer. (Part 9) ' 10:30 (8 (10) EDUCATIONAL FRIDAYI. . N GRAMMING to got revenge on an old underworld figure who Is a pot luck luncheon and vacationschedulecausehavoc Growing." Announcements were made meeting of the Seminole at the 12th precinct. (CC) __________ a 41) 17) NEWS retired FBI agent isdotermined Osmond ie special guest. ThN(lpsGecuL I - " We've been intimate, and DEAR GRANDMA: Only if ready to make a commitment. - MW 10:00 0T CARD SHARKS (1 (.1 7) MOVIE 8T CHAIN REACTION 5:2 becomes pro footballs first male cheerleader when he loins BOAS "Just My Bill" , OOESII'T 8EAR -" 1:30 comic strips. . . 12(17)GREEN ACRES the exclusive, high-class sub urb where she lives (A) salute the 85-year history of STYLE (FAt) Rose Circle, of the Garden held at the Garden Center the Garden Center. pair of high school kids goes Club of Sanford, met at the May 15 at 11 a.m. when rePrograms for next season on a spree of robbing taxi home of Mrs. Charles Wilke ports will be given, awards wire planned and hostesses cabs. (10) ALL CREATURES who opened the meeting by presented and the ne w slate of , .,pMjgnçd by Mrs. Donald _________ • . BARETTA Baratta tries to find a woman miWng from Eleanor Roosevelt in this dra. mallc re-creation of the events which occurred in the last year of his life. CI) 0 THE FANTASTIC FUN. are rduetant to say "I love (A) reading a prayer poem - officers installed. of Month 'May.-.the On May 21 there is to be a Y' OVfRHED.. ThEIR METhOD 0 (J TOMORROW Guest: G. Jason Robards and Eileen Heckert star as Franklin and ____ 0 1' ' GRAMMING Gordon Liddy. 0(4) F.D.R..THE LAST YEAR . 8 T WHEEL OF FORTUNE 1:00 Elaine Stritch. (A) © (1 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY C;arwden Rose SANFORD PH. 322.2383 hoods of residents of a small are caught playing "doctor." - , 9:30 "Fire" (1977) Ernest Borgnlne. Vera Miles. The lives and lvoii. Arthur declare war on each • i (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO 7:30 0 (4)TIC TAC DOUGH U(35) MAUDE Maude and ' HOLLYWOOD 11:50 TUNE ) i (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 11:00 0 4i) HIGH ROLLERS NEWLYWED 0 (A) 12:0° (1) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE ot)er when their grandchildren this child in the count even 'about your guy, but most guys 0 ' obligated to carry out the - 0 '.4--#':t-- ,c., - .*' - ..;'1'.._'.•y':•a. 0' •• . I '' - :. ' 0 -• • 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:55 0 CBS NEWS approaches to grappling with ___ ______ 2 N. PARK Ireland. A Mafia contract killer - 9:00 0 (1) DONAHUE 1ØMIKEDOUGS 0 MOVIE 35)DfP4HIaFRtEN Angels to uncover the identity rampant juvenile delinquency. Host: Chris Dudley. ' (17) MOVIE "Harper" ___ _ ©(17)MOVIE " Thefamly' (1973) Charles Bronson, Jill 8:00 Award was presented _______ . was a very difficult decision, for him to say It first. replacing it. Abby, how can I get to nim On another occasion, at a but that's the way she wanted party In our home, a guest It, and we, her parents, went to say "I love you," and why do you think he's been holding accidentally knocked over a alOng with It. My question: When I am back? cordial glass and broke it. (It belonged to a set.) She offered asked how many grand- NO I LOVE YOU'S IN VEGAS DEAR NO: I don't know her apologies for the shat. children I have, do I include ____ __ ;';-. ' _ his homeland to lace trial. . . of a killer staying at his resort, (A) replace today. My husband her baby up for adoption in hear. I haven't told him I love him offered his sincere apology- order to provide It with a but said nothing 'about loving mother a nd father. It yet beca use I've been waiting 0 _ extradite a nobleman back to . 0 (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred accidentally breaks Lamont's porcelain and glass collection. would be very costly to my daughter decided to gi ve three little words I want to - . 4-1_I. DEAR READER: If a guest °c ____ r .A 1 bodily clean, and her clothes -. 0, -,. ' w.arinPrttY marylesther s 1., --____ READER another, restitution is in or. packable, West dnd Gordon battle an GAME Oregon town are threatened by (7)0$100 000 NAME THAT ahuge forest fire. (A) love with him. I'm the only girl he dates, and he's the only 11 she is tered glass. " .: • 0 __ _ .._ by L onard U I ' -' I '' ' (10) THE VICTORY OAR- REPORT (1) 0 THE irreplaceable like that. He's very ist. antiques belong In a china fectionate, and he's told me he while playing cards at thinks I'm "the greatest." home of a friend, tapped the closet. DEAR ABBY: My 18-year- He's paid. me Iota of cornbowl of his pipe against the pliments. so I know he really rim of a crystal ashtray and it old daughter had a baby. The cares for me, but he seems to cracked immediately. It was father did not want to accept Iundi'*UL sisorts. •a skirts and active swim and t.nnta ' :•".'' " •:. ..... - 0 u CAU.D - " ______ _____ __________________________ • •: ____ I • ' clothes daily. (P.S. W•'VI a wholi group of ' _____ • "1-p :' ___ ' ' , Ifeelthatifsomeone breaks though she was adopted? . ignites a battle about the importance of ancestors. (A) im. DEAR ABBY: I've been with kIndnesL I,ct her know possible or exceedingly costly 90ing with this guy forWe a year. 's fl. get 'special guest Howard Hone. (TUE-ERI) that the chil dren love her, and to replace. Neither should the I'm 20 a nd he man and thirteen leading car. 5:20 and ong rea nists and their creations you need her. Then tell her host expect restitution for U(17) LOVE. -AMERICAN Places. (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (MON) (1O)LOOKATME(WED) (12)(17) AOMPE9 ROOM . 11:30 mas past." i0 CHARLIE'S ANG ELS A (1 0 ) MACNEIL I LEHRER dude. ranch owner hires the happen; cerning this grandchild that can SUFFOCATED cidents DEAR SUFFOCATED: therefore, they should not use 'would naturally follow, When I come home from work (II) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO DEN(f Ri) 0@)TONJGHT Host: Johnny Carson. OThE JEFFERSONS A piece of primitive art given to the Jeflersons by the Willises Lamont is the "spirit of Christ- 1 look after my children. Any der: My husband says that you'd feel comfortable ansuggestions! hosts are . aware that ac. swering the questions con- Abby I 7) 0 AMERICA 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS- LATURE MORNING 000b Fred his a dream in hCh demands of the mob. standing, from left. Faye 1,ord, corresponding secretary; Lessie Pauline, treasurer; and Ruth Gaines, recording secretary. Door 11:00 0@)(5)O(DONEWS a jOKER'S WILD Newly installed officers of Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter are: seated, Diane Gazil, president. left, and Norma Wood, vice president; I - (Ii) (35) SANFORD AND QN Herald Phote by Tom VIItCeef r..l Tak* along Lffft 'IIMASAL '0 • _____ _____ W114 AM 0M91% , 7 _________ I . ' 01 ' _ - sEe. IS 'FACe Wl1E I P , . _________ I'M 1aL.P1NY .11 I 7 DID 4;;4\ 1HP4, CAN iOU PEC1ME13 'WNNUFAAl6UN$OSiL ' - FINP'1H AN WS? a..,*,' . -. ZOONIES ~, 'i . an old and lovely ashtray and any of the responsibility, so carefully avoid saying those ____ T. K. Ryan . .. I (3) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 0 - ' ___ 0@DFACEThEMUSIC . --' ' ____ I) , ___ ______ ___ _____ • . 7:00 ••. ,'• ;- - . children. They love her and smells stays on the furniture. em, ores couldn't ask for a more think I can tell reliable woum. But Ution is and I couW never find anyone one thing about her that is else with her qualifications t diamonds. In all declarer took 6OPE IaJCI(1E! T}05E DOIl TIE OTh 6(M E OUT pares to ask Carol for a date. windows and spray 'air can be a symptom of a serious another, he should mike said. "I love you." Site Is wonderful with the fhener all o, but the disease) He's not cold or anhing every e ffort to replace it. 'matter for him to revert tO THEY MUST i ___ I ." I, . who come to my hardly stay In the house, are clan, she should see a chips, breaks, burns or soils there's no problem there. The the rooting squad for the Den early can every morning andhome I Itcan smells so bad. I open ver Broncos. (H) doctor. A strong body odor something In the home of problem Is that he's never -. through supper. (Ii) (35) MM RC?ORD _______________________________ ____________________________________ ___________ ' - when I finally found a woman COViRNORI FsiOHv SAFETY CMMf8$lON ____ .. ; I. that it Is essential that she 'damage or breakage. I refuse to leave them with What is your view? just anybody, so I was thrilled very hard to take. She smells! bathe and change all her to go wrong. After South won the second trick with his spade king it was an easy ____ . - .. - 'S watched while I'm at work. _____ ticited breed, dr.sIop.d in i-" . (7VB WmPtnIP hiD 1)E '._. exactly how to start this, but I've just, got to get help with thL . mother with two preschool save Ccus. .. ' "' _____________________ DEAR ABBY: I don't aw the actual made distribution that existed, but his bluff play By Oswald Jy -- - CAN lICE ____ ____ - as and insecurities as he pre- assortment of characters to ___________________ that this is the normal tran- _ DRAPES! OUKILI - the scandalous happenings he witnessed at a country house. party. . Carlin parades all of his phobl- '' Reliable Woman's 'Smell' Hard To Take ... . . . ____ _______ _____ ____ _________ ______________________________ _______ ___________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________ ____________________ _________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS . •. . Declarer was lucky to find ' . o Ir . spade suit. Pus . '} .. ~~,t .4 - _____________________________________________ and gave the defense a chance ___ ?uPwoi'r Pus 3 NT ' __ ShOULD PaRe AW. 'rz•s 'tS.MEN? -- - I , 1, - 11 %, - . - ____________ ThE KIP6 I IffiO A PLIsCE WE I_____________ I I I - (7)0 ABC NEWS • a (17) BOB NEWHART Elliot (U) (35) WILD, WILD WEST '" games where participants received favors and door declarer to use dummy's Opening lead4 j judgment could become to be the first tn,s dorn e.- ____ '. - 0 - - •••; r_.. . Janet Leigh. (CC) (A) I _w'~,: . '" 0 refreshments. Vickie Hall introduced Linda Sapp, who presented a . program demonstrating pla3ticware and conducted Vulnerable: North-South queen, for example, West Dealer South would look foolish if be won West Nwth East South that first spade and allowed Pass 24 Pass Pass . Following the candle light installation ceremony Norma Wood, the meeting hostess served seasonal for ducking? If South had three spades to the king- ANNIE * , ' , ______________________________ __________________________ MiNiTaT 41)$V4%'iThE' Db*V1GE IPOf4'T 50 THEI4! THiNS, POMII°Y- --- - -- a sibilities. table. Who could blame West 24 1 . •1 notrump. So a4ter winning the club Lead in his hand, declarer plunked the spade king on the A Q 1095 -' II declarer would need four dia. - •AKQ AND FRIENDS 6:30 0 (4) NBC NEWS (5)OCBSNEW8 .y . I ! The new officers are: president, Diane Gazll;vlce prealdeni, Norma Wood; recording secretary, Ruth North-South were playing one spade, two hearts, weak two bids In all suits diamonds and -three club • - except clubs. In order to show tricks. a strong hand, South had to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPIUSEA$SN.) this is Io" git cut GET _____ 1! ___ . E;J QJI 4 J 1014' 485532 SOUTH •K7 IV A K 4 ond ' _________ OQ54 1076 much - dlocunsion with Afria. I _____ EAST ___________ r . %__ WT _______ ____ C .47 with pals and do thair thing. If MEND * ":. -. - •64 2 f • Gaines;, treasurer, Lessle Pauline; and correspon.. ding secretary, Faye Lord who were charged with the duties of office -and pledged acceptance of respon- the negative repiponse of two diamonds and South, with 25 high-card points, went straight to the rtotzump game. quite a dissppointment. In spite of the gh-card points sadAlaiSoatag •- trospective today as to lone sight of what is really Im_______ portant. The beet way to . 5-S4O 4 J 9832 - .. VIRGO (Aug.' 23.Sept. 22) - .• _______ ________ - open with a strong and j4jfj. ctal two clubs. North made 1V8532 Miscalculations by well-Intentioned suggestions of friends. Your instincts ________ bLJ WILL E \'Y LLJC NORTH 10 ZOOM (R) ©(17) CAROL BURNETT - month. These members will be sponsoring a table at -a BRIDGE AT * l You could become so n_ - - - the Village Flea Market Saturday. Social Chairman Evelyn Serraes announced plans - The adult ermyme system is able to - process these pigments easily but It takes a My - Several tqembers are planning to attend the State I -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 @) (1)0 (D 0 NEWS (11)35)KUNGFU •- • mothers of At the May meeting President Linda Morris conducted the installation of recently elected officers; assisted by' outgoing officers. show ' taming to finances. ignore' you stick to atandard 'by Stoffel & Heimdahl READ a',., - / . .I Convention of Beta Sigma Phi In Miami later this __________ - fl) . Working On projects you eflj LEO (July OI'tSflt today. You'll Follow your bunches today, IS especially in matters per- __ -- (DO ABC NEWS Q (10) OVER EASY Guest: directory under Alcoholism. Before birth the mother's In most of the larger corn- la ta filters the baby's cen munities where an J..&jon p oo d and extracts the - organization exists, it will be bl sm pigment that causes Jaundice. listed under the alcoholi This pigm ent, section of the Yellow Pages. cones 'from the Iron- WIN ARIES (March 21-Apri 19) your luck. ___________ .-•-, 9- I 1THuRsy I-I call perfect attendance stars for the year. by is making from your* - Year. . might fail to see the whole Is counter-productive. PISCES (Feb. ).March 20) picture. CANCER (June 21-July fl) The fact that you are able to You'll be quite fortunate overlook the small 'fu1ts In today as long as you evaluate your companions today serves to strengthen situatIon as they really not as you'd like them to be- relationship$, This also blinds ' to YOUt frailties. Fantasies could rob you of le F_"% I - EVENING recent Founder's Day luncheon. Vickie Hall, past president and current Ways and' Means chairman was awarded Chapter Girl of the 23- mitand that one in three babies seen in the newborn. 0 gain likely today,is butextremely you may not get all'will work out, to everyone's that's offered because you benefit. Pettiness in any form 'THEN 'yOU "AMP ' EAJJT1 FUL I '\ I W ME5 HE F11 LL NOW HERE'S IN THIS NOW "yOU SIGN ) NEEPST' A LITTLE I JUST PUT THE HELP WR111F43 I PEN' IT IN YOUR THIS SPACE SPACE 'IT.' THERE CHECKS! HAN!.' HERE" HERE" - i for a Mother-Daughter luncheon Sunday-to hQno' • An opportunity for material 19) Let your heart rule your by Ed Sullivan' . jçI Seven members of Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority and seven guests attended the The common physiological doctor tells me it is not serious Graph, Box 46, Radio City up a bargain. You can get Station, N.Y.10019. Be we to your own case. specify birth date, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Thursdiy,May1S,1$0-13A . . . I TONIGHT' S TV ' __________________________________________________________ Pages of the telephone Mall 1 for each to Astro- trying to negotiate or strike 010% I . ____________________________________________________ - and display on New Zealand. Five members received begins with your birthday. today, especially if you are 3 - ' 0 Epsilon read my column regularly, issue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed them off Is exaggerating your worth. Getting along with good points to make your situation a happy one. other signs Is one of CAP1UOON (Dec. 22-Jan. sections yo'U enjoy tn'your AstrGraph Letter, which 19)'nseryr- . - EvjnlngH.raid,5anford,FI. Outstanding Program of the Year recognition received by Sherry Tuck for her illustrated program mination over what the group was fine for a few days then developed jaundice. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. . .: . Girl, Of Year Hazardous to Yaw' Health, we don't accumulate it. Other readers who want this will be favorable and lasting. Dec. 21) Although things may The one 'thing that could turn not be decided totally In your 1. I ____ ___ PRIS Cl LLA'S POP L . OURSELVES - . V •. - .. ' le I have recently revised the containing hemoglobin that's issue on alcohol and am used In the formation of sending you The Health Letter normal red blood cells. We . new people you meet today __ o MIZENS _______ _______________ 2 =______ f The impression you make'on does, .i - as a help resource for her,_three in the first week of life. DEAR READER -- If YOU ' people consult the Yellow of his own system. 4$__.j._I 1' 1 "° -'--frIr- - " ---- r 1 ] _______________ _______________ ________ ______________ i's,W$P&Pt I'I?lI*a$I TAURUS (April 20-May 2D by Howie Schneider _______________________________ ________________________________________ vJTh at - - -J - - - :• I EEK& MEEK ii 'THE. 'k+/ 11* CURRE.Tr - - - - - - while for all of the transitions request to me, In care of For Friday, May 16, 1980 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, New York, baby. In the characteristic unknowledgeable persons. NY form, the jaundice does. not - YOUR BIRTHDAY g Rely and act on what you issue suggelits using the become visible until the May 14, IM Persons you meet in your believe to be right. Yellow Pages for various wcond or third day of ter birth SCORPIO (Oct. .24-Nov. fl) organizations that support and it usually won't last travels this coming year can be of great help to you In Spending today with friends individuals and families with longer than about 10 days. future projects. Once you should prove to be quite en Now there are other causes alcohol problems. do 'joyable. However, you must DEAR DR. LAMB - for jaundIe In neworns. But establish contact, everything in your power to guard against letting any one In view of what your doctor ________ ______________ . - - \/ 11 husband's problem but there • de finitely Is something she have It. Is it a virus and is can do to cope with -bet there a cause for worry? Can I envelope for It. Send . _______ : ).: ,• ' . '1% 0';GM0D AU 7M 'a - - - recotweriding just AI-Anon, depending on the placenta _____ I've often recommended that before tlirtii to managing - I it XPERIMENT! 0]. i is ~ past and rather 4hail HOROSCOPE ___________ .~ ' - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL __________ STARTS AN ____ GH ENTIF IZ School (abflr.) sT - 61 At what place Y IME HE HE SPEEDS UP THE - - - - s by. Bob Montana U a , - . - - - . - . number 14.6, Alcohol Can Be have some of it. 'rite point BREAKTHRO . . T 1-' Xi Theta reconmixied AI-Anw in the related to the transition the _____ 142 143 [44 60 Officer's Candidate patriotic I I _J _____ _____ - REALLY, MR.FUJMS?4= ? ' WHAT IT ____is ___ - iT• Lamb] _________ you would know that I have form of newborn jaundice Is __________ - - - sociefy (abbr.) J ARCHIE j34 33 - - 41 4 _____________________ I I I - 24 - 59 Compass point 62 Women's I ________________________ M - - - 58 Fish-eating mammal - - - I; 21 - 32 • - - - - 70 - - - - 57 Insect s ALL TH% • - ----, _______________________________________________________________ - - - suggest that she see Al-Anon it's as frequent as two out of is 22 23 Asian as- U tt413&' FC. M ,_~INK JUGHEAD HAS e-_ • I living with someone who has a discoloration of the skin Is - - drinking problem. I was èonunon in newborn Infants. . o it - - - disappointed that you didn't Some pedi riclane say that 14 - r r f 49 Dance = problem. Alcoholism Is a it damage the liver and why Is family disease and the family the rAte so high in newborns? gets Just as sick or sicker than 54 Do farm work the drinker by the coitaflt READER DEAR 55 Raw metal anxiety and frustration of Jaundice or yellowish T T 53 costume Environment ____________________________________________ __________________ . I •- - D -P...__1- ; I Blue fin 52 Over (Ger.) payment - - - - - - - 48 Before this A 11 £0.. 0 46 Homeric poem 47 Food 50 Not now 44 Parking - - (abbr.) • bingo 43 Angry 31 Chemical 40 Measur. of type THE BORN LOSER 0 container ive 42 Gear part - 0 - .-. .. - Or. saying It might help her to Cope with her husband's problem. There's nothing she 33Stickystuff 45 Relat headdress 29 Aperture 30 Wight Footwear 39 Tiny state' (abbr.) I ; ___________________________________________________ -- - - ___________________ JsllPf1Is;OINisl (abbr.) .. Problems I am DEAR DR. LAMB writing regarding one d your. columns In which you talked about alcoholism. You sent the lady a Health Letter TJ!.J 8 Automotive to- 1g1U1N1 1T 1 U N ciety (abbr.) ci isiJiltiol 1 L!.L' N I l.!..L L IMI O I I 1 111 IL I T 9 Being (Lit) IYIEIN1 1H1OJ 10 Mountain _________ I A!AtAI IJAJRI 27 laugh I I .1 0 f TIll 1 r" _______ I ) COLP -- fl.- -.. v. - a j vI c ________ symbol ____________ _____ Drinkihq~. lioNs' .JEI$ITIUgYI - l9Aery 34 George syllabi. 2lAncientpoèt McGoverns B EETLE BAILEY byMort Walker 23 Most unusual state (abbr.) L. • 24 Furniture - ' 32 Iris 35 Compass I GUESS THIS 35 Water Sound 25 FOOd fish point 26 Measure of % GOT 36 Black Scratched . ______________________ ______________________________________________ _______________________ ____________________ 28 _____________ COFFEE ---.--- -. - 1.;Lt_. . FJAI[J TJOLJ Lj OIE[I U I LNI A J L JJ!J Madam. 21 Cats and dogs pass in India 22 Hair . I I Swindles (ill.) ' .. APAnon Can End ___ 11 J ul 01 1u10101 INI I L i oI l sI 1*1 LI President child 1. _____ iPIIITL _____ port (abbr.) 5 Queer 16 Blot 17 Undermine 18 Eve infection 20 tAischi,vos _____ a is ---.. • Answer to previous Punle Skinny fish psych. 9 Henfruit . •. _____ -- 14M • - • DOWN I Part of th. OUTABJGGER Ifj , - . -- -•,. - • I- role - ------' . ACRóS PENSION _____ - * _______ •• '% ( \ (IWISH I'D WORKED •- I.. to 4 , - - a.,•• I WAS A TOP i' JUST Do EXECUTIVE&EFORE. 1J4EDM1J<ONMONEY ANY1 DROPPED O OF AND MR1ALThINGS RR 1RATR*CE 0 rL --- . %• 12A.-EvsnlngH.raId, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May is, io BLONDIE - - . - .- -:ij - -. ' 1'. - - • • 4 --- .- -' 0 I �- - - - . 1.laL.__ b - - H. 4 . - a . - . , - - , -- -- -----.-..--. - - .1'-, - - . - I 0 . i . . - ------ cF -- - a' - - . -1I_. s: 1T -'-- . -- - -- - -: T - - - t-. - 14A-Evenlng Hera Id Sanford, Fl. " Legal Notice- . ::- mtTh.SDAY, MAY Is - Uons Club of Cauelberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's Restaurant. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community. United Methodist Churth, Casselberry. Sanford AA, B p.m., 1201 W. First St. AI.Anon, 8p.m., Halfway Hoise, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. AARP-NART, non, covered dish luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Open to all senior citizens. NOTICE.TQ CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Within three months from the time of the first publication of this notice you are reQuired to file with the clerk of the Circuit Court, of Seminole County, Florida, Probste Division. the address of which IS SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL 33771 a written and verified statement of any claim or demand you may have .aajnst the FRIDAY, MAY 11 Volusfa Agricultural Center's Horticulture ClInic, 2 p.m., Deltona Public Litrary, i691 Providence Blvd. - ___a_.a. •a .r . a ti...... mn J._ p_ UUdIU '..rn ucwuusiraiion tar Mowers iniormauon- Tanglemro.d AA, closed, 8p.m., St Richard'S Church, Lake Howell Road. LengwoodAA,cIosed,8p.m,RollIngHIllsMorav1an Church, State Road 434. Deltotiá Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltona. Your Adult Club forSlngles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden dub, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. - - . - - - Cherokee Thbe of florida, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 11 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Asceusion Lutheran Church. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center. For senior dtlzens. SATURDAY, MAY17 Seminole ($cinty Campers weekend campout, 12 Oaks Campground, SR 46W of 1-4. Annual meeting and election of officers, 7 p.m. Workabopfor parents, teachers and others who work with children with perceptual motor difficulties, 8 a.m., University of Florida Education Complex. Call (305) 275.2123 for further information and preregistration. Bring child. cola United - - Sanford . . - . - FICTiTIOUS NAME PIotl$a is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Seminole BusIness and Storage Park, 540 SR 41, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, under the f Ic. tltlous name of KAZUKO EN. TERPRISES, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ,County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. titious Name Statutes, Section 545.09 Florida Statutes 1, 5is. Diane K• PublIsh: May 1, I, 15, 22, 1180. SUNDAY, MAY18 Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Ballroom and round dancIng, p.m., 8 -- - Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, 7 p.m., open, Florida Power & Llht Building, North Myrtle Avenue. "Young-at-Heart" dance, 7:30 - p.m., Instruction, a p.m., dance, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road DeBary. Open to public. - - SUNDAY, MAY 18 - - . Stetson University Commenceipent Convocation, 2 Edmunds Center. Principal speaker, Hóddlng Carter III, State Department spokesman. - p.m., 4 . - MONDAY, MAY19 - Two-evening Cesarean Birth Class, Florida Hospital Orlaido, '1t30 pin. CaM Parent Education Program at 89666ll, ext. 3773, to register. Chamber of Commerce board of dIrectors, 6 p.m., Quality Inn North. Monday Morners Toaitmasters Club, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watcher, 10 a.m., Asscension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 Lm. and noon, Canton Union. Bulldlng,StetsonUnlveralty,DeLand; 7:30p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. - lanford Rotary,- noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Longwood.Wln*er Springs : b $ - - - ' - - - Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First si Altamontp.South SemInole Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter clubhouse, Wymore fload TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Bapist Church Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg. Carbon, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, MAY 20 Adult fllà program at Deltona Public -Ubrary,2 p.m., "The Commanders: Douglas McArthur - Supreme Commander, Pacific Theater," 1691 - - • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLQR1DA. CASE NO. N$li.CA44.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP ALBERT REDDICK, PetitIoner, and BEATRICE 0. SLATER RED. DICK,' . Respondent AMENDED NOTICIOFACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: BEATRICE D. SLATER RED. DICK . 212$ Noblestown Road PIttsburgh. Pennsylvania ISXS •fOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. FlED that ALBERT REODICK has filed a Petition In the CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, Florl, for Dissolution of Marriage, and youarereguirsdtoserveacopyof your written defenses, if any, on KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, of STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, JUL. IAN, COL.IERT I WHIOHAM, Attorneys for Petitioner, whose address Is Post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the original with the Clerk of the above-styled Court en or before May 29, 1910, otherwlsia default and ultImate judgment will be entered against you icr the relief demanded In the PStIIIOt WITNESS my hand and off iclal sealofsaidCourtonthetlstdayof April, A. D. 1980. Providence Blvd. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT,thiCttyCouncllol the city of LaIIS will hold a Public Hesring on the 5th day of June, 1180, at ; o'clock P.M., at the City Hall, City of Lak.e MarY, Florida, to consider a below, describ(5 property requestIng the City Lake Mary, Florida, to annex thl v$ desaibed properly: of Begin at the West ¼ Jlvd. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon covered dish luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring food and table service. Program for Mother's Day, 1 p.m., followed by busins. - - - - of - WEDNESDAY, MAY21 •,y,_ Morocco and talk on "Sephardic Jews Israel" by Dr. Mitchell ShapIro, 8 p.m., Tsznple Shalom, 17 Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Free to public. Slide lange 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, thencerun East along the the Southwest ¼ a line di5tsnceol3lli4fsetforaPointif I.glnnlvig. thence South 11.43.31 in Idel te I 1004 47, rlgoit-sf.wsy Seminole Comty League of Women Voters, 1130 a'.m., I Spring St., Altamonte Spring& Topic: Stahas of Florida Farmworkers. . 1' Road LV a dIelnici of Nerift 997.30,1st P0 the 1kw of till $OINoSst ¼ ° , -- - -- - minus Sues. - -• '' the City Hall, City st . - - - - - - - - ckcvlaticn In the City Lake Mary, FlerIda,onetlmesocji - - - - PublIcHeaving. - DATED: May 5. IN0 OF LAKE MARY. CITY FLORIDA - -- - -. U- '--'. - - - - - • - By: sConnie N city ci.t - May S. It. 22,39, 1110 -- - Mowing, Edging, etc. 1 Time, Vacation or all season 322-0241 Machinist Helper, wIll train. Apply in person Richies VW, 1 ml N. of 43-4 on 17-92. - • __________ 18--Help Wanted - -- -- -• - -. - - . - - Spare or part-time sales help wanted. Work ot of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits include paid vacation, company car, retirement plan & more. Send Resume to; Mr. R.Lue$tthau, 136 Margo lane, Longwood, Fl. 32750. __________________ HOUSEKEEPER-Executive, exp. only. Permanent position. Good werklng cond. Hrs. 7:30 am. to 4 p.m. Apply 600 Lake Emma Rd.. Lake Mary. - - Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME Noticelshereby gIven that lam engaged in business t 521 Howard Ave., Longwod, Fla., Seminole County, FlorIda. under the fictitlous name; oi 1SALES CONSULTING SERVICES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac COrdancewlththeprovislofl5Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: SectIon 565.09 FlorIda Statutes 51g. WillIam L. Gleason Publish: May IS, 23, 29, & June 5. 1950. DEW-IS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 'REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Florida Statute $65.01, that HERITAGE CENTER, INC., a Florida corporation, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of LIFE CARE CENTER OF ALTAMONTE SPRiNGS. at 1041 Orienta Avenue, CIty of Altamonte Springs, County of Seminole, State of Florida, intends to register the saId name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida. HERITAGE CENTER. INC. By:-Forrest L. Preston - 22,291, June 5. Publish 7 1910 DEW-47 - - 009IALD I... t4APOUFF, Husbuid. Pet tilour NOTICE OP ACTION -NOPROPERTY 1O: INGRID 0. HAROUFF P.O. BOx 4)1041 Miami Beach, Florida \Pti ARE NOTlFiD thcl cn t$on for Modification of Final Judgment Of Dissolution of Marriage lice been lIlod agoirof Ingred 0. Harouff, and you are riqulrad,to wv. $ copy at yqr wrItten defon, If any, to It on the PlaIntiffs name d addlsis is: -Robert A. Foster Attorney for telIlloner, 412 Madison: Street, Suite 1207, - - Tmps, Florida $3603 befOtb . - you attorney, Whose .W. on or and W t• original with theclirk of this court either May 24 - before' service on plaintiff's at. - markad torrisy or immediately thereafter, gIenV&J p default will be entered igainil you for the relIef demanded In the petition. STRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL "Ill" and WITNE$Smvhandandthesisl Of sai& Court on the 21st day of April, 1910. -- - (SEAL)- delivered not later than dat, and VIaur- mentioned above. - ca Publish May,I. iSP a - Carpentry Proctor PublIlhApt.24& May 1,5.15,1180 _______________ CreatIve Surfaces-lIc., 4ecialIsIng in repaintIng, mt. & ext., wallpaper, wall texlng, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 862.5392. Trent Painting & Repair InterIor & Exterior Free Est. 322353$ Remodeling. 323-1005 Insured 1345399 1 Man, uuaflty operation CUSTOM HOMES BUILT - S.E.L.1NKCONST. 332-7009 RebuIld Condemned Houses DRIVERS - 322-5665 -. RECIPT. Homa Acr.si from Health Dept. future our Cescera Roofing lr MANY, MANY MORE - HAIRDRESSER for progressive shop. Highest commission pelt 44a.3326 alt 1. DeLarid 736.2747. Ask for Mr. Roberts. Moving to a newer home, $artm.nt? Sell "don'l needs" fast with a want ad. - CHOOSE '?OUR OWN HOUR&Part time temporary salon. - ,HnuuiOssith mint, no selling, piece work. - REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night OWNERMOVING ANXIOUS to sell $ yr. old attractive 3 bdrm, 11', bath, central HIA, w-w carpet, kitóien equipped, single car garage, feqced yard. Only $32,300. FHA-VA or AssumpHon. Won't last I - - retirees who Pirfact for desire to Supploment Income. Reply SI, Evening Herald, P.O. Ccx 1157, Sanford 32171. Service HOusewIves Cleaning Pevsqnallzed, dependable Regular or 1 time boils Wedo waSh WIndows 01.5104 Box ASSMBLEfl$ Positions now open for production carpenters helpers producer. wWIi of factory built modular housIng. Carpentry exp. necessary. Apply Cardinal Industrl, inc.. 3701 5. Sanford Ave., Sanford. Fl. N. - BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321OSii misc. HeWing nations largest - - -- - if you crn't using your 'pod table, tabs a cue, and sell It Yard Liebris. Trash, Applianc.s I MIsc. 90CALJ34931L - with a Herald ciGssIli,d cà. - phone calls. Equal Op porlu.dty Employer. - you to pay snabla cls.nerL 3) Couplet. flue In. MijstSeibl todrive. References. 332.7004 or 3337421. Call 332.2411. -nd - TO THE HOUSEWIFE WITH BILLS TO PAY-We have a position open that will 1111w buIlt We will train. Apply hi person to. PhIlips DecoratIng Den I. W. 13th St.. Sanford. -. 2074 GRAN DyIEW LARGE older home In beautiful location, GIant sIze oak shaded back yard. 5.41,900 F HA-VA or Assumption. Call Todsyl Cuotom built utility A boat trollon, iruct rachi & repaIrs. - - Salt I bloisi, fiberglas & Saw Rspufr $ sect wool. New or old homes. CUSTOM INSULATION CO. 3.4%$3 or 134122$ Free est. WINDOWI SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 333-5343 after 4 - - - -- To- List Your BUsinèss. - -_ DQt 322.2B O( 83P?993 - - Ill BRIARCLIFFE REMODELED lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath, prefect retirement Iocation,- fenced yard. well for . watering, quiet area, cony, to, - Shopping. Only $44,500. Low AUumptjon, VA release. - LAKEFRONT RETIREMENT CHOICE 2 bdrm,. Like new. Room fgr nice garden plus lovely tree shaded yard, fruIt ..treft Central H&A. kltchin 'QuIpped, Florida rm, w-w Carpet, all for $43,900. A Must - - :i.OVELY 3 Acre Home-site 113JQQ, - . MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. 3' BR, 2B. Fam. Rm., Din Pm, on I acre. 5.97.000. 2nd acre available 5.31.000. ALTY IT'S A STEAL! 10 Acres br only 122,500. Plenty of trees, high & dry DON'T BUY -- INVEST In this FURNISHED DUPLEX Excellent condition & terms Only 136.000. SCENIC BEAUTY 6+ Acres on the Wekiva. Only 1110,000 Development Investment Complete city block on W. 1st St. Only 5)10.000 WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS REALTQR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LITINO SEP VICE Eves: 319-5100. 322-1959, 323-4307 - - -- - - - .- - . . - -, '.•:-.----------------• - - - - - . . 3 BEDROOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR. IN LAKE'MARY. $36,900. 2 STORY OLDER HOME, COMPLETELY REMODELED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. -3 BEDROOM,- 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-IN. KITCHEN, SPLIT AIR & HEAT. ASKING $75,000, NEAR LAKE MONROE, - ipUO,,9 tCROCETT cYomo. BROKER Orlando Sanford 32) 0640 BROKER 2439 S• Myrtle Ave. - Sanford,2i-0610 / REALTOR 323-u71 MLS Eve323-)t54 '• - SANFORD S ACRES-horse pasture, stalls S will hold mtg. 525,000 2525 Req Real estate Broker 2610 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 I pcI. Interest to qualified buyers New homes with monlhly payments under $250 Law down payments, 3222257. Just think- if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be Any i SHAG CARPETING-Like new Slightly soiled. $2 yd 46-Commercial Property FIRSI"'TIME OFFERED 32. split plan with scr porch in excellent condition Corn pletely fenced 5. nicely land scaped See 8. Apçreclate VACANT LOT t acre M 1 canal off St Johns River, Zoned for Moth Ie Home 50.000 owner will hold $1,000 mortgage. off of totai inventory of brand new interspring bedding These beds .ire not damaged or seconds but brand flew lop line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92. So. of Sanford, 322 5721. '-, ZONED COMMERCIAL ISO' frontage on heavily traveled S Sanford Ave enroute to Airport. Building-on property could easily be converted to offices, rental units or home with business. Possibilities are limitless, Call today for np poinlment . COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 21, CHIA, corner fenced 101. excellent condItion, 531.900 F HA .VA 3270231 372 0779, 322 5353. 322 3172 142 Carver Av Acadehiy Manor Mar Griffih,eaItor . 1473.1436 2toè - 37.4 lSx200 PROFESSIONAL LOT with building. Altamonte Springs. 579,900. SI I $ IDREALTORS 01 Bldg. Aitamonte Dr. '3)9-0501 339-0505 - ROUhI'S REALTY w: ..p WE HANDLE RENTALS HOUR E - APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" Stutle - 1, Unfurus. 322-9283 Garnett WhIte Peg, Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-751), Sanford 2,') IR. Suites Adult Family - . -1 . I I I SANFORD 322-2090 Hwy 97, 1 mIle west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednesdayat 0 p.m tt's tIle only one in Florida You set Ihe reserved price Call 901 _jSSI)1i for further details I - The sooner you place your classified ad. the sooner you get results Will buy old class rings & 5,lvr coins Top dollar paid Call im, 323 1885 ___________________WAN I EU. Flintridge China Revei'ie" pattern in blue A'ny pieces 322 3067 eve. 372 929) days - 75 PINTO WAGON $550 701 S F rench 323 7831 7 OWRABBITIsp,j AM FM SI A C. sunroof Excel Cond Besl offer above 14,000 Call after 5 00 ),±IS9 __... CARPORT _______ WANTED CALL 377 _ Cash 322.4132. - JUST MAKE PAYMNT5- '69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 514 4605 (Dealer I Carry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the tinest in uSed turniture, Refrig , stoves, tools. - WE BUY FURPI. S. APPL. 1 Pc or houseful 7lnrs, 339-7020 - I I GARAGE SALE Sat. 517 from 9 -. am to? pm. 609 Pearl Rd.. Winter Springs. Furn ,clothes, dishes, camera 8. CII. I - If _______- 11' ' ROBSON MARIpI 79l7Hwy.I7t7! Sanford, Fla 32771 ----- -- 59-Musical M*prchandise TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE Hammond, Lowrys, Baldwins, Coons, Wurlitizers, Kimball Swingers All in A I top con bitlon Priced from $458. in cluding bunch 8. delivery , .------uncjwocxj Village Shopping Center, SR block E of I i 339 5900 -OH ice Supplies - GARAGE SALE . - . -- 1969 / .. 72-Auction .-----.- - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 3)9 70'O LONGW000 WAGON $')OC CHEVS . ' ' '' ' - -, ' --______ 1973 DODGE of-FICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGWOOD - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY'! _____ - u you're In the business of building your busines - use the Classified Ads often. ...,._ ..,,,, Now in water, good live aboard 13.300. Cash or trade 377 0956. ( NEEDED Old Backyard Cars. br JUNK & RECONDITION 377 1379 ___________________________ '75 CHRYSLER LaBaron Medalllon3l,00Omj,. vinyl lop. AC, PS, PB. sfereo, tilt wheel Exec.copd,Mustsell 372 1470 ORIENTALRUGSWANTED TopPricespaid Used, any conditIon 614 8176 DIG YARD SALE Sat, maybe Sun No sales before 5 30 a-rn. 800 Mellonville Ave. ______________________________ ----- - I WE BUY USED FIJRNI TURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIX TURES. Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th SI 32) 0911. I TWIN matt. box spgs. 8. frame, new cond, I Ok Oak end table, much mIsc. 20 Gum Tree Cf., 83)0670, ___ 1971 CHRYSLER I 000P Good Condition, $500 Call 327 3179 AUCTION SALE Fri 7 30 P M Alt,,ti Glider 8. Chair, Hide A Beds, Chairs, T V 's. Stereo. Bicycles, a lot of new hard ware from a Lumber Co Draperies. Sm Office Type Freezer, Full Size bed corn ICI0, 4 urawer nes'. au kiflOS I of sewing, weaving and em broidery ilems, Boxes of new material of all kinds plus some tine Glass S ColItcIors items, Germany Etc Dells Auction 3370W Hwy 16 Sanford 323 5620 4 DR. $595 1973 O,,LDS CUTLASS $3395 1979 JEEP HONCHO TRUCK - 65OO - ______ ______________________________ f1L _____________________ Tools Equipment - - - I • May 17th • 10:00 A.M. Witt Construction Co. & Gremium Corp. 420 N. Boundary Ave. .. DeLand, Florida - TERMS: 35'/. Down • Balance for 15 years 15/. • Tools & Equipment INSPECTION DATES: May 12 thru 16 from 1-6 p.m. - Cash For Additional Info or Free Brochure Call (305) 862-3363 / Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broker ' Slory 1505 W. 25th ST. DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Due to relocation of corp. offices all Real Estate, Tools and Equipment are to be sold. 3300 sq. ft. Custom Built Home • 21 Bldg. Lots • Zoned A-i • Commercial Block • 9800 sq. ft. Warehouse. 4' Bay Garage • Office Bldg. • House w!2 lots. Hardware & Lumber Bldg. • 4,500 sq. ft. Warehouse • Zoned M.1 • Complete Insulation Manf. Co. Equipment • New Parts • Con. veyors • Tools and much much more! IPeol-Laundry SOviet I - - Saturday I C.3 LOT-15x227 Hwy 136 near Apopka. $37,900. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2435'/z S. French (1743) Sanford .723.3324, - I We buy used furniture FURNITURES. THINGS SOOS Sanford Ave .anford 323 6593 - - 'AUCTION' I- 25415. French Ave REALTY WORLD $25Qmo.underlVyouquallfy - F- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR NEW H(WES Open 2 to 6 daIly I PORCH SALE 107 ColonialWay (22nd off French), Saturday S t7 from 9 to s. eal Estate ATTENTION BUILDERS looking for the right spot to build duplexes or small Apartment complex. Call us we have what you're looking for. - 5)-Autos 54 Garage SaIes' .,.oun PLUMBING BUSINESS com plete w anverctory & real estate Call W Malic:owski, REALTOR, 322 1983 11' MONITOR Travel Trailer Sleeps A, self contained. 2 way elec or gas 32 1006 WE BUY USED FURNITURES. APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 3725721 - ________________________________ 17" x 37" x SO' Call 321 6173 I 68-Wanted to Antiques Oriental Rugs Music Boxes SlotMachines flridqt'sAntiques 3232001 _____________ 101.0 f'IJQl( fUAT 7-75" x 30" - 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive Scyl .std - I).00Omile Askng 15.500 Call 321 07) -._i_ USED AWNING WINDOWS FOR SALE 2-40" x SO" BATEMAN REALTY ________________________ WELSH PONY- 2yrsold IlOor bsI offer Call )?J'S6l9mornings ._ 55-Boats & Accessories - REALTORS - BAWGAIN lv's Why pay more' HERB'S iv SanfordAve 32) t1Jl -- - - Wnntrd to bU used ofice equpnient Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97. So of Saflf3,d 327 8771 ___________________ - GARAGE SALE Multi Fumily 90) Cherokee Circle, Sunland Eslates. Sat from $ till S. GARRETT Deep Seekei Metal Detector for extra depth Like new. Cost 1375 new, sell for 1225. Also push mower with 1 hp CasI iron block, 5.50. 322 6610. - _____________________ Good Used TV's. 529 & up MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 327 0)57 TV repo 19" Zenith Sold O,iQ 1,493 75 ilal $183 t6 or 1)7 mo. Agent 3398356 - - OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 33970?OLONGW000 - '76 FORO--F.lOO Pickup - Excellent cond 52.650 or best offer )2 1755 Buy _________________________________ ,, ______ Sale WILSUNMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 311 315 E, First ,. 322 5627 Oaks, pines, pasture WIth beautiful canal on property, 27 acres for sale all or part. Located in Osteen, Fla. on paved road at 13.000 14.000 acre depending'on location. ZONED COMMER1CAL' 170' x 133', 111.000 French - Ised tbl model color TV's, aji working 59995 10 to choose froni Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, t7 92, So of Sanford 322 677) -- 79-Trucks.Trailers P000LES-iLigh, Colored Forsale.'AKC Parents Call 3-17 0217 - - - - 66-Horses 53-TV.Radio.Stereo - '75 HONDA CB-IOOF Sports--i cyl excellent cond. Retails 1l,aOO BUT Must Sell! 322 2171 or 377 lO99after6&weekends ______________________________ _____________________________ - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 3725791 ____________________ OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices' 339 7020 LONGW000 - - - CALL ANYTIME 24 Orlagdo 321-1577 - Rain Coats Coats _______________________ Ponchos SPECIAL 2 Bdrm, I bath home in Super shape on a lovely landscaped lot! Screened porch, central H&A, w w carpet, eat In kit., Florida rm. & more! A buy for 136.900. $33,000. SEIGLER REALTY I OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Ottices 339 7020 LONGW000 ________________________ LEISURE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Double wide mobile home on 10 acres in Osteen. Cleared for farm or housel Beautiful countryt Yours for $12,500 I 2565 Park - .. , COUNTRY CHARM. BeautIful 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, 2 story estate on 1-'- acre! Gazebo, pond, guest cottage 6. every Imaginabte feature! You'll love it for $79,900. - - - 50----Ii.iscellaneous (or 21395 Myrtle Ave CON DO-2 Bdrm, 7 bath, pool, 51 5.000 down & owner will hold $15,000 balance for IS years. Co9 r.lCornø, MICROWAVE - - 322 1180 A OK TIRE NEW TIRES$1919& UP 2113 French Ave. Sanford OACHSUND-Young maie, at 'fect., playful to family with fenced yd. $50. firm 323 6570 I Push button controls has carousel, Still in warranty -- vrlginy $64?, assume pay nitilts Of 52) mo, Agent 339 3$ 23.9 Cu. tt, Freezer, 5)50 Cash. firm. Selling due to death in family. 377 9051 Sell by Appt - PEOple who like money use low cost classified ads to- buy. rell. or trade SEIGLER REALTY - '76 HONDA Super Sport Windjammer, faring, crash bars, chrome headers. new tires, garage keot. $2,350 Appraised $7,500 377 1005 65-Pets & Supplies Washer repo GE deluxe model, Sold crig $109 35. used Short lime Bal 1189 lior $1935 mo - AQent 3398386 & Sold --, I ________________________ - Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgates We also make Real Estate & Business loans Florida Mortgage Investment 1)01 E. Robinson. Orlando, 122 2976 - CROCEETT - - ' eq,eva 'ardeq - -- 78toi'c1es T"ACTOR 885 Case L,lle New. 15.995 ,r.CalI 372 679) - - - 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILEY'S FISH CAMP ON OWNED LOT. S - S ACRE 5 WIT H STOCKED CATF ISH POND. GENEVA AREA $71,003 - I . - I - ---. -- Dollar Paid for unx 8. Used cars, trucks & heavy equip merit 322 5990 62-A-----Farm Equipment Ref repo 16 cu ft frost free Orig 1529. now'1205or $19 mo ,_±ir°' 3)9 5356. KENMORE WASHEP'j, Service. Used Machines MOONEVAPPLIANCES 32,30697. . 47-A---?rtgages Bought - FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7510 - Removed --- -- - . WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the CIt of Sanford for rehabilitation project Will pay up to $10,000. maybe more Call Stanley Stone. Sanford Housing Authority 305 323 96)5 ' . - - __________________________ - ------ - IN --. _________ - WHIRLPOOL Retrig freezer. 'coppertone. In excellerif cond $700 Call 831 8733. 512 Lavon Or Altamonte Springs. ' - 62-Lawn-Garden - __________ CASH FOR 'JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day Service 32) 7750 Lawnmowers. We sell the best I - I service the rest. WESTERN AUTO. 30) W. 1stt - 52Appliances - T'j Commercial or n,1i,tt,ll Property, 5 acres Will sell all or part On Hwy 127. Call 339 5212 - . - ____________ Property 85 ACRES PINE & CYPRESS VOLUSIA COUNTY. $1,000 PER ACRE COZY & NEAT 3 Bdrm. 2 bath - home on a fenced lot in a quid nerghborhood' Central lISA, ww capet, Florida rm & more! Super investment! Just - 831.500 - -- -. __,; I ACRES LAKEFRONT DELTONA 170.250 ---- _________________________ V, ACRES. TALL PINE ON COUNTRY ROAD NEAR LAKE HARNEY 37,900 Sanford's Sates Leader 3 BEDROOM. ), BATHS, DOUBLE CARPORT WITH 2 ACRES IN SUNLAPID. 5-40,500. DEBARY LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOM. $32,000. SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. - joy_Jo - - DOUBLE BEb-- Used 9 os. Practically new. 1)50 Cash. firm 322 9054 Sell by appt " _____ '-"U- _________________________ OFFICE FURNITURE io Complete Offices )397O2OLONGWOOC) 47-Real Estate Wanted WYNNW000 3-1 large shady lot. FHA•VA $31,900 - -J - DELTONA 2-I with scr. porch, oversized carport, excellent condition $29,000. STEMPER AGENCY ' . - .. I - 'j" - ' GOLF COURSE LOT OVER LOOK ING POND IN SAN FORD. 520.003. ' STEN-STROM REALTY REALTORS Multiple Listing Service COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN--3 Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE Plenty of parking br trucks 5. equip merit Income from mobile spaces adjacent. 5 acres only St 12,000. -. - Inc REDUCED TO $22,000 2 Bdrm, 1 bath in excellent location, Close to schools & shopping - 3226533 Inc. AA,..-nhs, . WOODED LOTS IN SOUTH SUPER 3 Bdrm, 1 bath home in Dreamwold Central H&A. wall tb wall carpet, at In kit,, on a nice fenced lot! Great location! Just 1-12,700. BACK TO NATURE I Bdrm. 7 baths, log home. Has FIREPLACE,CentralH&A, + 2 acres to expand on. /eea/j Harold Hall Realty ROOFING PROBLEMS? We do all types, also guttering. Rotten wood replaced, reroofs our specIalty. Discount prices. Work guaranteed, Registered. LIcensed Contractor. FREE ESTIMATES. 562-9703. MOn.'Frl.7:30-$ p.m. SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repalrl Remodeling 322-0171 - - EXPANDABLE HOME CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Unique "Master-Plan PIus" 2 Bedroom home which can "grow' as family needs encrease. Mid 520's on your lot. GE kitchen, carpeting. decorator pkg. & much moreVisit model home center in Sanford complex, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Models open 1 p.m. to $ p.m. daIly & Sunday. For more information call 3210220 Sat. & Sun. Call Sanford 321-0500. REMODELING Newrms, kill bath remodeling. FIreplaces, We handle the whole bail of wax. Financing avail. S yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways, etc. Wayne Seal. 327.132) S.G.BALINT I20N,ParkAve. . - - ------ S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & 1 chairs, 5.30 each. PIous Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1,. 92 S. of Sanford, 3325721. , P0. 80X163 Iia,41. r...,:_, -- _____ AN ARCHITECT GOT HISSTARTHEREWHY NOT YOU? Don't miss this unique op portunity! 3 Bdrms1 bath, den, screened porch & fireplace in lovely section Owner Will Jinance. $71,950. - Ev1. 372 0612, 322 15$? 207 E. 25th St The Time Tested Firm Reg. Real Estate Broker At reasonable rates. Plumbing repairs & Water Heaters our specialty I 10 pcI. discounts to Senior CItizens. Call 671-0720. After S & weekends 531-5150. Carpeniry;Paint Ing, M$inv. of all types. Lic. Bonded do ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT VOLUSIA COUNTY HIGH r n n ,. n. n , ., ,- ., ,. . WOODED 127.500 flJunk Cars - - CHEROKEE LAND-CO. 2'-i ACRES-PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. $12,500. JUST LISTEO--2 Bdrm, 2 bath Condo with central H&A, new wall to wall carpet, equipped kitchen, papered - baths, freshly painted! Washer & Dryer! Only 131,900 323-7832 Plun*Ing 1ST CLASS PLUMBING Hon I APT. MGR. Your - St. 20 ACRES NEAR AIRPORT S$0•000. TERMS AVAILABLE 5- CUTE LITTLE HOUSE FOR MAN&HISSPOUSE' ImmaCulate 2 Bdrm, 1 balh home, fenced yard, large assumable mtg at low interest rate $32,000 HAL COL8T VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. I' acre Unrec. Plat. Lake Jessup Heights. $10,000, Wedding phOtoriphy by'Jii Cullum. Free engagement - photos or color 1x19,, 323-5235. 2'. ACRES CLEARED PASTURE NEAR AIRPORT 512.900 GOOD TERMS. Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with' a Classified Ad- Call a friendly ad taker at 322 76)1 or 83) 9993, 323 6061 eves. 322 6553or 32) 0517 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. $33,000. Pholograplw Animal Haven Grooming 1 Boarding Kennels. Inside I. outsIde screened runs. Off floor sleepIng boxes, Insulated, shady kennels, circulating tans. Also AIr conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. '3225752. - COCKTAIL WAITRESSES BARTENDERS SECRETARY -- BUSINESS- I Slory commerical building w partition. Sanford Avenue. $15,000. Paintlng&Ropalr-- Oreoming & Boarding Crime di Ii crime Position; - HOME- 5 BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story. 2'/ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. Estimates by phone. 671-4370 305 area call collect - Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot 01 our lot. V Enterprise. Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor MI 3013 WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA NEW HOMES Bulid to suit, our Sot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 2358. 215 41-HoUses SPARKLING POPCORN CEILINGS Sanford, Florida 323•5176 912 French Ave. I - --_______ exterior, tommerclaj. resIdential. Specialty: decorative fireplacei (In. stalled). Call John 331-0377, tee estimates. AAA EMPLOYMENT - NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH-Ground floor. poolside. Conlo. apt, Sleeps 1. Enjoy best time of yr. at preseason rates. Complete. Available unttt May' 23. Call for detaIls. 617-2559. L 372 1912 REALTY - - _______- - . - -______________________ 'BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$3O Call 317-1621; 322 1160 I -'-... ' These are a -few of over 2.000 listings, We have all types of properly from 1500 per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write' 01' call today for a free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I 800 438 7421. Write-or call today. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 372 3390505 VA.F HA.235.Con. Home Low Down Payment MLS REALTOR 2 BDRM, 2 bath condo, all kit. appliances. $300 mo. -+ $300 sec. deposit. 373 7965. KELL.CO PAINTING Licensed I Reasonable, QualIty 641-0045 ,Fre4Est. - ORDERLIES NEEDED Better Living Center of Cassel. berry. 339.5002. Call for appointment. M. UNSWORTH -- - All work guaranteed & Includes scraping & mildew removal. An aggressive salesGWALTNEY JEWELER person is needed' for 201 S. Park Ave. sates and service of 322-6501 new advertisers. A Concrete 1 #âdc great future for a selfstarter. Previous sateS 'I- PATIOS-SIDEWALKS- I experience required. DRIVEWAYS after 6 Salary plus commIs- 322.1345 sion with full company Fireplaces benefits. Apply In person-to' T & .JSTONECO. Ron Beck, Advertising The King of The Rock All types of stone, Interior. Director HELP WAPTED- Woman or - 423-4832 - - '- - 40-Condominiums Call Bart 339-0509 OflA REALTORS 21)0 Sanford Ave. AUTO REPAIR GARAGE For Rent. Hwy. Il 92 Call 323 1921 PAINT BRAND (YOUR CHOICE) FACIA 8OARDS $79.00 MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leaky showers our specialty, 23 yrs, Exp. $691362 300 N. French Ave. E. AltamonteOr. - - - Exteriors 999. to $399• INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 ACRES.niceiywoodafl too far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced 117.500 with terms to fit your budget, INC. EALTORS - - - - - - L . - ------- ." MOUNTAIN CABIN -. With fireplace. Dandy garden spot. This is a handyman special because It is not finished inside, rough wired & 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 $21,500. 55.000 down assume loan. -- SANFORD, COUNTRY SUNLAND ESTATES-] Bdrm, 1 bath home wllh screened porch. new carpet, turn. 6 month rental. 111 Oakland Dr. Vacant. HD Realty, Inc. REALTOR $30 5400, -- - -------------- hor Sale Used office eqpv. De' & chairs. Many .- --, -- I French (1797) 3237310 I items to ChooSe from Noll's I Sanford Furniture S.alvage 1,MULTI COLOR RUG-So. of Sanford 322 $723. Like New. lIt)). 130 _____________________________ Call 377 1005 SIDJIYIIO nrclrr -....... _____________________________ - -' 10 Complete Offices - 51.A-Furnitu 339 7O7QLONGWOOD - - -- - Are you a full time driver with a Øart time car' Our classifieds are loaded with good buy br ou - Hotel box springsmattress 130 you the new - 43-Lots.Acreage - - -- - 60-A----Business Equip. - 2.1 ACRES Located,4 miles from Murohv. Has I Iar.. hwy -------- -frontage Small stream, good access, dandy bldg. sues. 19,500, 11.500 down assume loan. - - I - - - 3SOCHEvY TURBO TRANSMISSION $100 Call]?? 1005 I a ABOVE GROUND POOL--iS' x 25' with pump & tilter, 1500 U Move. 372 31?9 - 834-8200 - ____________________ Painting - Ewn lug Heiakl W. Garnett While, Broker 377•7qfl --- .- 3 BEDROOM. 4 bath, lakefront dreamhouse on 4' acres Complete with guest cottage & much more. $92000 down makes owner. 71-A t Par-n _________________ - OFFICE FURNITURE l0Complete Offices 7020 LONOw0OD - ' - - - __________________ -- Supplies - - - MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker Lc. MOUNTAINS OLD FARM HOUSE 2 bedrooms, over 100 yrs. old. Livable but needs fixing up 5 acres of land, several fruit trees, good access. Has a stream. A good ,.. Y.1J ' 33Houses Furnished - ramIc11Ie ADVERTISING SALES - - 37-Business Property a HANDY MAN SERVICES. Home'Realrs at LoWest Cost Free Est. 323.3561 RN full time, 5-4 shift. Apply In person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, s-SO Mellonville - - Oh MOBILE HOME REPAIR Service. Roof CoatIng S%May discount Special 10 for Senior Citizens. Free Est. 33)7079 aft 5 wearer - Depofy feet ' I1onieSeMce SpecIal Rates for Complexas Free Estimates 24Pu 530OO7Q SALES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IU$HTIENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OP SEMINOLE, AND STATE OP FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Case NL 74-2375CA44.I IN flu THE MARRIAGE OF: INGRED 0. HAROUFF, Wife ftespond3nt Lawn Sprinklers - ANDY'S CARPET 4EANING OPTOMETRIC SecretaryAssistant Needed Im. medIately. Full time. Contact lens & non-smoker preferred. Call 322-2233. 70) Bldg. 2) NEW CARPET & paint. 83.000 down-Owner will hold mtg, No qualifying. $27,500. 2401 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR, lB. new refrig., gas stove, & hot water heater. 1350 per mo. & sec. dep.-Lease, 372-0753. Buster Brown's Sprinkler Systems. RaIn Bird I Toro. Free est, Also shallow wells. 323 $365, - arpt Cleaning IARMGR. OFFICE MOR. - form In. contract S. -.- - - 7S4-ISFrenchAve;;;3; 323 -3S3 . 322-3777. 322 0779 Free Estimates 323611$ I- I1WR $34,000, ALLFLORIDAREALTY - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 322.5742 _ii1 - - H. Ernest Lake Mary-? BR, near 5CC., lovely lot. Owner will hold mortgage 530.000, - - 60-OffiCe --_- - epossened,used time Original $59), bal 1)81 or $71 mo. Agent 339 t3'6 NORTH' CAROLINA' - sEDROO CB HOME lovely quiet neighborh Fenced back yard and -, -Il. & carpet. Assumable t' pct. m. 136.500. EXEC. HOME - 2-i'2 With family room, all equipped In Stone Island. 7 acres, canal priv., 1-150 mo. 151. last & sec. - LañCare - Garage sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a Classified Ad in the Hergid. - 322-2611 531 9993 i,,,. Loflgwcod-Loveiy 3 BR, 1'-: B. like new. - Owner will hold mortgage. Vacant, move in today. 5-43.900. 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, Pinecrest, - __________________________ I-I LAWN CARE SERVICE BeaulyCare - MATURE LADY-Required for part-time housekeeping duties at Siumberland Court Motel, Sanford. Cell 3224S91. CHILOCARE-My Home Daytime-Some Nights 322-4531 LongwoodLalle Mary ' dlaplicate, enclosed In an opaque ssalsd enyeIoi bearing ,pw name avid 44s-sss of and CON. the bIdsev CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOULL LIKE THE IESULTS. 3 Executive Home I bdrm, 2 bath, in The Crossing 1550 per mo REALTOR 323 5)21 - -- Cintral Temp will service AC's, refrig, freezers, water coolers, misc. GaIt 323.7754 .snytime; .,. 0,11 :i!'!g -- - - Bulldozing, Clear[ng, Backhoe Service. DItche, culverts, ponds. Call 531-2595. Reconditioned room A-C's. 4000 to 30,000 BTU's. 90-day guar. Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Canter, 345 John Young Pkway. 295-6017. - AIDES WANTED Better LIving Center of Casialbecry. 339-5002 Florida, all condttloin of the be nade documents, l - WORLD. _____________________________ .IIiMU 32-Houses Iinfurnished La, ci Clearing Conditioning 530-6061 • REALTY - - - - - -------- ------ 73 Beach Town House2lx36ft. 2 bdrm. Carriage Cove, carpet, central A & H, 17.000. will consider financing for right party Also?) Deimar 7 bdrm. 17x51 ft., Central A&H, ready to move into, $5,900 Call Crank Construction & Realty NtALTOR 322-5253 - 7BR.modern,good location Fenced.A-H.w-wcarpet ______________________ 831 6780 - Properly - KSds Ofle. but the swing set In tPe back yard 'Sfl t' Sell It With a want ad Call 322-2611. DUPLEX PLUS vacant zoned commercial iii - 2 Room furnished upstairr apartment, everything paid WHY PAY RENT? Brand new) 1' -, bath homes for under $250 except electric $175 mo. mo. REALTOR 323-5324 - - - - 5th St., 1k. Mary Blvd. - • - 3$O3OrlandoDr. 3335300 VA & FHA Financing NICE,? BDRM. 1': bath. CHIA. garage $37,500. - FRICKE & FRICKE -- 4:11. -Air - Sanford, studioor I bdrm. All dec. Adults only, no pets. $163. up. 3335019 -- • - - _f - , - - -. - - 'I - ASSOCIATES, INC. FURN. APT-i Bdrm Largekitchen.Nopets, Adults Only, 531-7164 . -- See our beautiful new BROAD - __________ ___________________________________________________ ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex. perienced with inboard & inboard-outboard. BOAT ASSEMBLERS & Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Excellent company benefIts, 10 pd. hollday*, pension & In surance. Apply AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Sanford AIrport 322-7500. Equal Opportunity Employer Child Care in my home. Plenty of play room. Hourly daily rates. Reas. 3.49-5911. ,. _ ___ ______ - - lauderdale for JII2Ie Senior cltlzeui trip to Fort QunIIoalRidewldstay atOcepna 14, Hollday:Infl. Visit Cape Kennedy MILNUn, LOU'S [tidE, Cauelbgiry, 9 a.m.,pIc up at Snford Qvlc Center, 9:30 a.m., call Doris Rers fos'rnoalvs%lons,- , Public Hearing. In edd, Notice shall be posted In me . t,r cosidi-stion at east ,meon (13) days prlsr t the date of the - _________________ ad acr the - Spur of the Moment BabysittIng ' in my home Day or Night 323 6477 others may on. facsimile of the Male to share Apt. with same-S-anf. area. 323-7719 alto WANTED-SpECIALTy COOK. Must be able to prepare, season 1. cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all types of noodles, soups and other food stuff, according to the Hunan CuisIne for con. sumptlon in the restaurant. Salary $237 for 40 hours per wk + 2 meals a day. Exp. required minimum 2 yrs. - Apply at Florida Employment ---$ervlce,-200 S. French- Ave.,Sanford, Fl. . r,.. 4 Room furn garage apt., screened porch, garage & water furnished. 322-0191. 1g. 1 BR, C.H&A, W-D, walk-In Closet. No pets or children. Dep. Req. $225 per mo. 617. 3500. Carrlck Realty Inc., REALTORS. ________ full amount at the contract sum, heusd by a bonding company Ucanssd l. Florida. eligIble for consideration, bids must cOmply wIth tM laws of cludedwitIt - 6-ChikJ Care Ta be - Of general - - - This fotice sl$II the Evening Herald a .'. FRWAY,MAYU -- ._- -- REWARD LOST 5.13 around French Ave. 1. 1st St. Black Pit Bull with white chest. 15 months old. Children grieving. 322-1913. the Is taken by nii City COUflCII. - - 28-Apts. & Houses To Share . SANFORD COURT Now Available! Quiet "WatI Wise" certified energy efficient studio & 1 bedroom units, many features including attic storage. 330 S. Sansord Ave. 323-330). Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, adults. Furniture available. $220. 541-ill). - DeLAND, cozy? bdrm, 1 bath brick With, fireplace, trees & yard, convenient to University. Only snco Furn. Apt, for Sr. CitIzj'' .. JUg roumjig Rye. See Jimmie Cowan Sanford. 322-1513 Creallve Expressions ______________________________ - _________________________ S-Lost &- Found TEACH STITCHERY - LOOKING for residential lot in Lake Mary'-Give us a callWe have several available. - - 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTs For appointment cail __________________________ 3232920 - SANFORD COURTS Now available I Reduce your lIving cost by' residing In one of our "Watt. Wise" certified energy efIL...,t 1 & 2 bedroom units. Features galore, including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 323-3301. - - 31-Apartments Furnished i.. -- - , - ___________- - - BUT GOODIE 2 bdrm 1 iuIapartment, CH&A - - - - . ' - ". - OLDl SANDAlWOOD' VILLAS-? Bdrm. 2 bath. Washer & Dryer .iflapt.$325mo.&$32schep 67) 1830. - - II you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or 531.9993. .d mat erlots payment bond. loch In eg • . . performance the obeys request will beSaid hearing may be continued from time to tIme until final action Council of Arts !orksbop, registratIon $4 a.m.r a lag Building Room 489, UniversIty 1 Central Florida. For non. - -profit órgantliUors, Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All b9U P.O. BOX 6011, Clearwa. tic. Fl. 33511. centofthebesebld.Thssuccessfui bidder wIll be required to fiNnish Vioc*P.M..rasasnç,,ç At that time- all sui psrso. ,. ______ 4-Personals company for not less than S per. May, Florida, Junel, 1180, .17:30 - - . PUbliC HINk)0 shell be held - -- S sets to be f.sttothePolntofl.skwilnq.$ald property containIng 11.74 plus or - $ - 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at $700. sacrif ice, $200 each. Cell 862-1216. couer said SectIon 33, thence Well 1i said North lins of me Scuffiwist ¼ of Section 22 a dIelICI 0 - 3-Cemeteries • __________________________ ion deposit of 5)00,00 WhIch will refunded, $IS$ 550.0$ 5 roprotion costs, upon return of dcumiots-- in good condItion withIn diyi after opening of bids. PartIal materIal suppliers will Issued at cost of repqi. Each bid must be eccompanlod by a certified chick or Issued by an acceptable surety thence North Seminole Spokes Club of Welcome Wagon4 cards 9:30 a:In., punch bl, 11:30a.m., potluck luncheon at noon and InstallatIon of officers, - Weatmonte Recreation Center, Altamonte Springs. Kitchen Band will play. ThURSDAY, MAY22 take &aatley High School Awards Ply 9 a.fli., acLooi commons. $c"4aiIc County LeagUe of Women Vaters, 1p.m. 114U'eOaktane,Altaznontesprings.Topic: StituicI Florida - Farmworkei,, May porn discuton leader Open to public. Lectare by pileter Gsorge Gallup Jr., 7:30 University of Florida's Village Center use'nbly room. Free to the public. - forth above. canlreclors an Northerly right.ol-wsy ii Stats - & FAMILY return Ilnesi Slate thence Normeasterly along saId INC. • RUT1'I ROSSI contractors who obtain bId documents and do not bid the p must semi at leist 98days,remedatLorpey $50.10 per set to defray- cost Of rodstctlon and handling, os of North - - . - - - FIberglass Laminators Ex. perlenced Only. Excellent company benef Its, 10 paId holidays, insurance,an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Dlv, 1143 30th St. Located on 5anford Airport.. - OF SANFORD excess samebsslsof raturnof documents. 22, $ec% - - - - RICH PLAN Sealed bids from equipment Contractorswillbereceivedbythe O*ner The SchoOl BOard of Seminole County, until 2:00 P.M. Iocai time, May 21, 1980 at the School Board offices located at 1211 Mellonvilie Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32771, Phone (305) 322. 1253. At that tIme all bIds will be opened and reed publIcly. lid documents are open to public InspectIon in the office of the DIrector AuxilIary Services (School board offices), F. W. Dodge Plan Room and Central Florida Builders Exchange in O,isndo, and may be obtained from the offices of Outmann Dragash AssocIates Architects Planners, Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic National Sank buIlding, SuIte 40$, P.O. Drw.r 931, San. ford, FlorIda, 33711, upon request ccomponied by $10000 deposit P Set. Deposit wIll be refunded in fUll for two sets to Contractors wb. minIng bone Ide bIds arid return documents in good usable condition wIthin 1 days after the opening Of bids. Rqtund for sets In si two wIll be less $60.00 to cover cost of Nproductlon, on the NOTICIOP PUBLIC HEARING Medicare Aulstanc'e Program, 9:30 am, tO noons Deltona Uisary Community Room, 1891 ProvIdence I FLORIDA 18-Help Vnted THANK YOU of • - '. '- - civ OF LAKE MARY, - 1-Card of Thanks INVITATIONTOBID CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALL.. ATION OP FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL "BIB" LAKE MARY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEU.108 Enlng Heiald FAST FOOD Restaurant on malor hwy. Fully equIpped. $500 ma. lease or sell 5-19,900. Terms. Riggs Realty, ______________________________ REALTOR 322-7172. _____________________ - - in 5flfdC Marin,r'j Villao.. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central HIA, convenient location. $233 mo. ~ security. No children or pets. 322-6271. Business Opportunities 24- ,, Arthur H. leckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Susan 5. labor Deputy Clerk PublIsh Apr. 241 May 1,5, 15w- 1980 Lovenbury ________________________________ - 1792 I 30-ApertmentS UNurnlshed 322261 'I • DEw.1s SemlnoIeAA,3p.m., open, Haiway House, 591 Lake 'MustHave...Or, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMIN ISTRATION TO ALL PERSON HAVING DEMANDS OR CLAIMS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: HEREBY ARE YOU the ad that NOTIFIED ministration of the estate of APIDREW VARGO. deceased, File Number I0-M-CP, is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, FIOI-IdL Prate Division, 11W address of which is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Fioida. The personal repc.sen. tative of the estate is Michael Kohany, whose address Is Route 3, 1ox300,Ovledo,FIorida3276S.The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set , ,j persons having claims-or demands against the estate are WITHIN THREE required. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a wrItten statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name 'and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount - claimed. If the claim is not yet due the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the claIm Is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. lithe claim Is secured, the s.curity shall be described. The claimant shall deliver suffIcient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to eech personal representative. All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM-THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA. TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any oblections they may have that challenges the validity of the dicedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurIsdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date oL the first publication of this Notice 01 Administration: May 15, 1950. Michael Kohany Al Personal RresentaIlve of the Estate of Andrew Varo Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: E. .1. GIerach P.O. BOX 6021 Oiando, FIa. 32103 Telephone: (305) p4-6911 Publish May 13, 22. 1950 DEWM o. SATURDAY, MAY17 - IN RE: ESTATE OF ANDREW VARGO FURN ROOMS FOR RENT Applyat 101 MagnolIa 323500$ - . l.BR -$2O9 up.PoolAc1ul$so, on L&ke Adi Just So. ot - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 332. 11 or 131.9993. Sanforu Ml'ea 1#IVIWU ____ - - - - -, -a A - 29__D - PAPER- ROUTE ii THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number N46CP - sonable Weekly & monthly rates, utIlIties 'paid. Inquire 5OO,S. Oak $4E7$13. - AFTERNOON Bob - . - ' DEU46 VWAI& - -- mower available 319-5641 i. Grosenkampet Apr. UI May 1, S. 15, 1180 bi McLELLAN, decaased. Eath claim must be In riling and must Indicate the bslr the claim, the name and addreà of Creditpr or his agent or attorney. and The amount claimed, If the claim snot yatdu,.thedatewhan It will bcomedue shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or imllquioated. the nature of the imcet'taiflty shall be stated. lithe claim issecured. the Security shall be desCribld. Th. claimant shall deliver a co' of the claim to CioTk who shall turnish the Copy to the personal reprfl.ntativq. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DATED Maya 1,10. McLillan As sole Heir of the Estate of ALICE DEAN MCtELLAN Deceased Afloy: Robert M. Morris. of HUTCHISON, MORRIS, 1. MAMELE , Drawer 1430 Sanford, Florida 37771 TIlepi,one: (2051 3221051 PublIsh May DEW-16 Park. - Al lWr .iI Class, 0 a.m., Florida Hpital Orlando conference room. Free. To register call 896il, ext 1fl3. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Voluzia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears Altarnonte Mall. Happy Senior CItizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern - FICTITIOUS NAME potice ishreby given that lam in business., P.O. Box FII.. 33710 winter per Seminole County. Florida under of nanle fictillOUs h, ENTERPRISES, ASSOCIATED .d that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County, Florida In accordancewith the provisions of Fictitious Name Statutes, To• Wit: Section •iS.O1 Florida .. - 18-Help Wanted Legal Notice IN THE ClRCUlTCOU*T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROlATE DIVISION FIJI Number N•IISC' Division IN RE: ESTATE OF ALICE DEAN MCLELLAN Deessed - P.O.' Box 1328. Longwood, FIa. 32750 RAIN OR SHINE - - • AUCTION UNDER TENT - - - - - ON PROPERTY -, - • ' I I - V - �-, -.T---- ------- - - - .-.-- -. -----..-- ..'.---.---.--------.--. - ---- . r '-- ---'- -- - - - --- -. - --- - - -'- - - - 2 01 - - - - — -. -. - B10 W d"cing,CAifibiicIe - — - - — = -- ' . '' : - — -y. * - - — - -___ - - - - — - - - - - - -. _ -. - - • -. £ - a - a ph i - -: • - - -. - .. 1 I / £11 . 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S . a • S S 'S -- -- .._• + / I S. - C-nr . - - AAninfannnrtm rAn Pn, - Early. Auto Owners Darina. Resourceful , By JAMES J. BRADLEY still in business. "Don't use a lighted match everything from the radiator leather face of the clutch. Indeed applicable to the Curator, Almost as soon as the to see if the gasoline tank is to the tail lamps. . - A "fierce" clutch was a automobile industry. The National Automotive vehicle arrived, the aspiring empty." It followed that bit One vexing problem most different and more serious 1900's buyer, like his sueHistory Collection driver discovered he had to of wisdom with the sly early motorists had to matter. It could grab so cessor of the 1970s, was Detroit Public study the instruction book witticism that 'Something contend with was in the violently as to shear. off the sometimes stuck with a car Library that came with it. With that unexpected may happen." clutch. Almost always a bevel driving gears. The so bad it just seemed to defy What a daring,resourceful all-encompassing fount of clutch was either slipping or solution- soak the entire repair. Great grandfather's and hardy breed our early wisdom in hand, the average In addition to the factory it was what was called clutch overnight in castor way of dealing with his auto-owning ancestor must motorist was prepared, for owner's bo&, there were "fierce." oil. This was a sure way to lemon was much the same as have been. They would have any eventuality, the numerous commercially - To cure a slipping clutct, cure a "fierce" clutch and the outraged owner of the had to be, just to survive the manufacturer claimed. produced monographs for Mr. Brookes advised taking also to stink up your car. '70s: an eyeball-to-eygbai. skinned knuckles, broken Owner's books ffien were the neophyte. One Out- a coarse file agd roughing up History. we are told, tends c o n f r o n t a t i o n Witt, wrists and frayed tempers much more robust sources of standing authority was an L. the glazed surface of the to repeat itself; a truism management. that were an ordinary part of information . than their Elliott Brookes. His 1904 that day's motoring. counterparts of today. Sears opus, "The Automobile America's turn-of-the- & Roebuck, for instance, Handbook," told how to fix century automobile manufactured a highpopulation was a meager wheeler that was shipped in 8,000; by 1905 it had reached a crate for assembly by the the grand figure of almost buyer. Their 1910 manual I a 75,000. scoffed at the abilities of It is easy to see why in'. most professional mechanics + vestors and businessmen and the warned largely ignored the service attomotllist: end of the newly developed "By all means, try to keep -, self-propelled vehicles, your car out of the hands of . Livery stables, bicycle shops repairmen in local garages, - and carriage works: that's especially in small towns, as where the action was, there are more cars ruined Service dçpots were set up by them than there arv by all — by a few of the manufac- the owners of cars put turers in the urban areas, together, regardless of and as the decade flth," / progressed a scattered few some manufacturers also independent commercial felt it was prudent to tell the Repair personnel garages began emerging. motorist what not to do. with do made In the hinterlands, One early Olds owner's however, the blacksmith book contained a whole whatever equipment held sway. The agricultural series of "don'ts." One no-no they had to get the job simplicity of horselesi cautioned, "Don't take out done. A well aimed i every all the spark plugs when carriages made blacksmith all expert in auto nc4hlng is the matter except blow with a sledge repair, theoretically. In that there Is no gasoline in hammer was often the only way to adjust a reality, his services seldom k." -encompassed more than Another warned drivers: balky engine part. - Mulb=Dnve fixing bent axles and broken prings - orfashioning replacements for gears with Socket Set broken teeth. + +And there were broken parts galore to be 1/ 4 , 3/ 8", 1/2" Drive straightened out or replaced. The early automobilist was - MIND -+ generally a rotten driver. The 19th century had not prepared him for a machine Ulatcouldwomalongat the INDIVIDUAL f41' hair-raising speed of25miles PIECE PRICE $12066 per hour while having to contend with all sorts of intricate levers, gears and SAVE $75 mechanisms. The most complicated Repalis were largely the responsibility of that ..' 'i.- '••—... -' ".- -----'5-machines he probably had 1 ..I... '' ...-UI. I.IIV I.UIII UI IIIC '..VIIIUIy. YVIUlI uiiiy had any experiences with W _s_ a few thousand cars on the road, the service before were the steam business had yet to develop. A blacksmith or locomotive and his wife's sewing machine; it was livery owner was the only source of outside help. -hardly likely that he ever ran either of those. The combination of fragilely constructed motor + For the Very Best In carriages and murderous -; See your Gold Hat pro today. roads made punctured tires Paint and Body Work and broken springs, axles - ,. I (eta reasonable price) and gears commonplace See occurrences. More cornpilcated repairs might 115W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Highway Automotive, Inc. require parts or even services of an "expert" from 322-5651 2613 Orlando Dr., Sanford (17.92) the factory, if the owner we help keep America moving 32550 were lucky enough to have . Millions o(car owners. also United States Department of action of ieeping tires at aligned wheels wear are paying a steep price for Transportation -estimates their proper level of inflation prematurely and may ruin a neglecting maintenance, that if all vehicles were pays off in both fuel economy set of tires costing $200 Billions of dollars annually tuned to manufacturers' and longer tire wear. There Other examples of how are being squandered due to specifications, five billion is an estimated five percent "in-time" maintenance avoidance of basic car care. gallons of gasoline could be loss in fuel efficiency when saves money are numerous. An obvious example is the saved a year. tires are underinflated. Transmission adjustments untuned engine that wastes Yet a study of nearly 6,000 Yet a survey conductid by cost around $35, forestalling fuel. With gasoline at more cars nationwide showed that a tire company found* nine major transmission repair than dollar per gallon, it is nearly eight of every ten out of every ten cars checked costing $250 or more. estimated that cars In cars needed some work to have improperly inflated Regular oil and filter substandard condition waste make them fuel efficient. tim. change can be done for $15. A over three * billion dollars Faithful car maintenance On the subject of tires, a valve job caused by annually in fuel costs, says a pays off handsomely in other wheel alignment costs neglecting oil and filter major oil company. The ways. The simple, cost-free around $25. Improperly would run nearly $200. - - - . - % Take Precautions Before Next Trip You are driving along on tire burled beneath all the the freeway and all of a things ln the trunkorbelow sixiden you get a blowout, the floor board!) Cars are speeding all around 4. Have tires rotated as the 9. you. You finally are able to owner's manual recomdrive the car off the road mends. onto the shoulder safely. Old batteries never die, Upon cicceroboeritIon,you they just Wear aWay! notice that there is a large Corrosion (acid) on the hole on the side of the tire, battery terminals can What precautions could shorten the life of a battery. you have taken prior to your Clean the terminals- with a ( trip, to have possibly solution of seven ounces of avoided this problem? You water to one teaspoon of could: baking 50(18. Be careful not Check the tires for to get the residue of the bulges,cracks, cuts, ex- terminal on your hands or ç) cessive wear or pieces of clothes. The residue is acid - glass or sharp stone, and can burn your skin and (Remove the stones and eat the clothing, glass carefully. Check for Emission controls should slow leaks.) Possibly the be checked to save the Problem - could have been ecology, fuel and money. avoided. You might have Often, controls are neglected seen a weak spot or bulge on or forgotten when it comes to the tire and had it fixed checking the safety and before entering the freeway. efficiency of the car. Check your car owner's Items that should be -manual to find out how to carried in the car because care for the tires on your car, they are helpful to your (The manual Is probably safety are a flashlight (be buried In the glove corn- sure to have fresh batteries pertinent.) and bulbs blanket, a couple -3. Check the airpresaure iarge garbage bags lior weekly When tires are cold, kneeling on) when changing A change In 10 degrees of a tire, gloves, flares and-or . , • temperature causes tire reflectors to warn other PROTECTION - PROTECTOR pressure to change one motorists that your car is Pound. Heat causes tires to stalled, a tow rope (owner's You can trust Ziebart—Amedca's oldest The ZEE-GLAZE 6 process can end waxing expand. 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Ziebaac SANFORD 605 W. 27th Street ORLANDO - us EIwsIl Avenue 323-9601 896-9354 APPEARANCE pnoTEc11oNseRvcEs dg1l&wBizaiien, + -Rr% ZI EBA Rr. . . now more than great rustprooflng. - S e 500FF 5 4 - a IND1OOLS 5 ' l g S S Thursday, May 13, 19e-3 Thursday, May 13, IM - -S S evening Herald 1, Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL 2—Evening l½raId a Hers AdVortlsar, Sanford, Fl. • - Sanford Auto Parts - a machim whoec maker was LI - 11 0 / • 5 0- •. -S . — - .- - - - 0 + —- - — S a A. - S. - . . S a S 5•'D 'S S — - �- - ' - ------ - - -- - - - - : - - - - Ilk ___ _____ S-S--S•••âS•••••_. ____ - __-._ 4-hi_- ------ - - ------ - -- --- IT b 7 P - - ' b - - -v' if - - - * -i' 7 - :...- __ -s (V - - --- - _ if - - I ,r, / -j --- -. - - .1. - - S) 5- --•: - •-' -S - . - 1 I j - •;s_ q - - :-. - El S S • S S 5- - 4-Evening H.ra Id 1 Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. • Thursday, May is, øso When grocery shopping Hats contain the notation "oil", it is no longer safe to • assume the purchaser wants to fry chicken. Just as likely, ' the oil In question Is a 10.40W motor oil. Reflecting the growing Ill Ill Interest in do-it-yourself car Ill III III care, the shelves of super. markets are carrying an Ill. Ill ever-wider variety of car care products. According to II Ill Ill the publication Home & Auto, "The automotive ill related food chain has really caught fire in the past two ________________ years." III... Motor oil is the leading automotive product sold by ACROSS 3. D.rngemus 37. South Bend food stores. Automatic I. Check these for condition due to campus (mu) transmission fluid and brake sale xor .. 41. 24 hours 7. Gasoline in lubricant fluid also are heavy sellers, London or 42. Roman Catholic 21. Needs 20 down as Is wlndsheld washer fluid. ve,001 (mit) 23. Williams or Ever Increasing amounts of several 44. Baseball statistic Kennedy -33. Name U.S., pacts for hurlers of spark plugs, oil and air 24. How clogged 14. Auto native power 45. • Ode to a Grecian cooling system filters and other items easily source -.--" gets Installed by the consumer IS. First words of 46. One for 25. Miss Fitzgerald National Anthem 4 • Where Qum Is are also found at grocery 26. Distorted U. Type of Si. Motorists help 27. Fat-rn Implement markets and specialty combustion org. (mit) 2S. Roadside stores. engine car has 52. Fraternal restaurant sign (abbrev.) The dolt-yourself mainorganization (mit) $. Harmful auto 13. Gas-wasting 53. Gives gas exhaust (p1) tenance trend and the engine mode economy. better 31. Continent product packaging 1, One - street starts (abbrev.) revolution 2LCpposite of even 55. Windshield in blister 32. 21. Position Ted cleaners 34. Arid packaging and plastic Jugs Williams played 57. Makes trip nd have bolstered automotive (mill) contribution (two 37. 3$. Motorists - belt 21. 335 days (abbrev) 41. Minn or Tokeys tales at food chains, Home & words) 23. - rod, steering . Roadside markets 43. Sketches Auto reports. + ys*cm pan 41. Min Coolidge or Food chains generated 24. ViW part of Hs worth nearly a billion dollars in cooling system DOWN Q. Filth 2L Put that holds the I. - out, tire trouble 45. Movie atudlo automotive sales last year, a tore 2. Italian flower initials 30 percent Increase In the 29 Bovine 3. Not home 46. BallpoInt (two past five years. In addition, SI. Biblical woman's IgnitIon necessity name (Wt. sp.) 5. Spanish article 47. Nobleman 85 percent of all convenience Ii u.. .- --.-.. doressum moWr ou and do Be. Conjunetlon , + asure Major supermarket chains orgamzafloa(Ialt) all across the country report 5C Austin campms a doubling In automotive Married woman 3$. Highway warning 11.Mcrely product sales In the put 56. Clara Bow's signal IL Sinister trwit quality three yeam Transmission iroubl.. 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Motorists 01111115t Also try to understand that not everybody am with' Un' same accirsoy at nI&d. HWY 17-" a Lake Mary Blvd. 4 - A - 0. - SERVICE 1 Chrysler Products Only-Bring This - AdWithYou-MalorCreditCardsAcceptod 1 5 - moøor • I STARTERS, BATTERIES SALES-SERVICE REBUILDING 55 MAC'S ELECTRIC S SERVICE S IITASLI$HEDl$rn2 J. L. WALIXANDN PH. U2-5254 414 W. 13th St. - PIP- - • -- S SPECIALS 0000 THRU MAY , ISO a 7 ALTERNATORS I $ '7PA i really important to safe driving at night: roidim nd - __me fo -+ + / •- night. _____ Soma drivers we reluctant .41 - . b.YLy t,C - netun.. Sol broke lobs air condmooang service, aiwi ii*iiC and oil - - In Evening is C•iti 11111 Ssush.Is C.vutyi Undy's Auto C"tw, Lake Mary Blvd. and 11." is °'' and has been servicing ft area for over 2 y6ars. ftlYurethans.n.m&s and Lacquer. Compesrnv prices. *o rOPIAM VIXYI #W or s1d cor of your chol And s ..,..,j - • Low It's nAbout T im e -. OUR SPECIALTY WE CAN MATCH O% • - - ---. S - ' S • BURNED IlTimois I - -+ • PISUIANCE WnIV J - - PISTAUATION SERVICE EL $ (1976 & Older Models) i., • CONDITIONAl. GUARANTEE - TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP 4. - - a moat Toos • Convertible --•---9 Landau Roofs • Glass of all types • Seat Covers pst CUSTOM nil 44if%, . COMPLETE Thursday, May is, 1NO-S - - lj mull jail MEMMEM MENNEN aIIIuI 1 S It isn't uncommon these peeds so that the pistot procedure, slowing down and days to find a purchaser of a rings will wear off the speeding up.. new car who is disappointed microgrooves and ensure a - - it is not necessary to use In the trade-In allowance on 'close, oil-tight fit within the break-in-oil - the very lightthe old one, cylinder. The rings will then weight oil formerly used to Almost invariably that be properly seated. If the prevent strain on new parts. same purchaser will admit rings on the pistons are not Continue to use the to himself that he had been perfectly seated during the multiviscosity oil currently careless with' the old car break-in period, the engine put into new cars. Expect, from the beginning. It will use oil unnecessarily. however, to use some extra always had burned oil; per- accelerate the car oc- oil during the break-in period haps he should have followed casionally to avoid Later until the rings seat. more conscientiously the cylinder trouble. Do this in start and accelerate break-in suggestions in his short spurts, no longer than a with care during the break-in owner manual, couple of miles each time, period to help the gears After reading the manual, during the break-in period, mesh smoothly. Jack-rabbit though, he still has questions When the road is clear, slow starts atd screeching acabout the how and why of the car to 30 or 35 miles per celeration will only slam the breaking in a brand new car. hour. Then put your foot gears together causing their Following are some helpful down hard on the accelerator teeth to chip or even break breaking in hints: and quickly bring the car off. The result can be early - during the first 200 to 500 back up to the recommended transmission or differential miles, drive at varying limit. Keep repeating the failure. ••• Steer Clear of -.' - -. n•riia Aevirilser, Sanford, Fl. S Respect Your New Car IMEMEMS MEMOI At Markets ••a.m ENNEOEM MOON MEN mom ON mom MOMM MEMO' Mii MIMME. REBUILT • REPLACED • SERVICED rsra vvnon Car Care Crossword Motor Oil (Answers On Page 6) Is Popular 7Pi1'f.1TI4,f1iY(!1iL7r * 5_ • S '14 -. "NO)DY DlTBE77ERf" (I - CLARK 4 PLYMOUTH '/ •CHO"YS LER HIGHWAY 436 EAST-CASSELBERRY (305) 831-7700 SANFORD - 01 S • S + + S 4 55 - 40 - - �V V I - 1t •,•- V V V I - 55 •V._ - - -0 • V• a 0_ . S ' ' 4 - - S S S O -- VV 4 - .5 - V V •V VVV -. VV V V -' V . . .• S V V S V V• V . S . . V . - - - 5' -. .5 _J_ , - - V - *V S • - V S. -. -a - - V, a V ' . -- V V S - - V '5' V - V V V - - V V I V - V -V V V. -- ' •, --.-' - --- -V.---'0S-V jz ..-. S VV V . V S - V . - - - V V V -, ' S - S V. * V • • - V . • S S I -V - V V. V S C, V V V ' I V V V S 0• S V 5' - - V* V V 5 VS V V . S V V V 4-Evening Herald & Hiraki Advertiser, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, May 15, IM . 11 'V. - iwore c'nanqing Evening Hers & Herald Advortisor, Sanford, Fl. uwn un oil changes plug, a filter wrench, and transmission in PARK (or threads, Tighten firm'y with on the increase receptacles to receive and the ninuaI transmission in wrench, but don't overtEM14 %P40 dispose of the used oil. Check gear), the country. place tighten as you may destroy I-ZIJ that your manual and A recentsurvey rear -!Aoil pan. 43.6 percent of all men and have on h an d the Th en, follow these steps: 4. Changing filter. Place a motor oil number of of motor women 1. Engine should be warm waste under filter In 1975 changed oil them- oil required for your par- before oil drain. Place a and V oil filter to selves. This figure Increased ticulax car, and a oil waste under the crank- it counter-clockwise. If the filter, to 464 ercent last year. case, drain plug and loosen filter Is frozen in place, One of the, principal Car wheels can remain on plug counter-clockwise with hammer a chisel through the for this increase in the floor, or use a pair of an adlustable open-end, [liter canister and smack the DIY oil changing activity is front-wheel ramps to raise socket or box wrench and chisel handle with a mallet. Increasing oil and service• the front end of you car, remove plug. If the drain This will loosen the filter, costa. NEVER get under your car plug is countersunk, get . a which can then be removed Assemble the few tools when It is secured only by special drain-plug wrench, and discarded. Remove old you'll need: An adjustable jacks! Trying to loosen the plug gasket with filter. When installingn n ew oil, '1 C he icc c k tfh e owner's open-end or box wrench to Be sur e to the par king wi th a conventional wrench 5. Important -clean fil te r to determine the correct number of remove the crankcase drain brake, place the automatic the plug or damage seating surface. Use putty manual -me on pan. knife knhte to scra pe any 2. Wait for crankcase to remaining gasket material empty -usually about three which may be stuck to minutes. But let it drain engine surface. Lubricate longer, if possible. The more new filter gasket with used - dirty oil you allow to drain, oil. Spin new filter clockwise S the less dirty oil remains in onto engine. When filter the engine, becomes difficult to turn by 9 3. Clean drain 'plug and, with hand, give it one more halfplug gasket in place, screw turn by hand ONLY. I -plug clockwise into oil pan by - 6. Fill . crankcase through \ V hand. If you feel resistance, the oil fill opening at of check that plug 13 not in engine with the required OL V - " crosswise. This will damage number of quarts. Check oil Vt Do-it-yourself are throughout and owner 's finds V - chocks behind the wheels, Proper Care Can correct 1 quarts who bought pan the oil use your new turn Shock absorbers are often taen for granted. Yet these relively simple devices are vital to your safety and Poor shocks cause a rough ride and sloppy handling. Bad shocks can be down-right dangerous. Fortunately, failing shocks are comparatively easy to detect and replace. pan reasons -- - may ruin -- off . 1111111 Phone ___15-A, Maw! 10110000 321-"20 - Change flge !I r,._ - (right) controls the 0 absorbers do not themselves flow of the hydraulic 10 absorb shock - they control fluid through rapid the action of your car's compres s ion a ii d spring, which in turn absorb extension cycles. shock. Without shocks, your springs would not function properly. Shock absorbers and-or lacking control on the boat and camper types. support. When the trailer deteriorate' gradually, curves. - adjustable shock. ab isn't being towed, air should * - shocks that 'especially shocks originally fail the sorbérs are offeted by a few be bled from the shocks. Installed by the automobile's push-and-bounce test. Push manufacturers. They allow An air-a'djustable unit is manufacturer a n d down hard at each corner of to set the shocks for the same as a regular replacement units that are the car or three times. various conditions, per- replacement shock absorber warranted a specific Let go on the end of a mitting regular, firm or with the exception of the period rather than "life." downstroke. If the corner extra-firm support added air chamber. Deterioration is deceptive. It bounces more than 1½ MacPherson doesn't happen suddenly. cycles, the shock should be replacement cartridges Drivers become accustomed replaced. to the gradual changes in Shock absorbers come ir allow you to replace original types: equipment cartridges driving "feel" that take three general replacement, load-carrying without discarding strut place. housing. Mac Pherson units However, being aware of or special purpose. trouble signs will allow Replacement shocks look are used on most imported to spot worn shocks before like original-equipment cars, including Arrow, Audi, they cause too many shocks. Some are corn- Capri, Colt, Datsun, Honda, Problems. Problems include parable. Others have larger Mazda, Porsche 914, Toyota, loss of stability, driver cylinder bores and pistons, Volkswag?n and Volvo 240 control and breaking ef- greater-diameter piston rods and 260. ficiency; decreased tire life; and heavier valving. These Load-carrying shocks are premature damage to heavier-duty units cornsprings, suspension and pensate for wear to the car's front and rear units that steering-linkage compon- suspension system. have the shocks combined eats; and a decrease in your withstand more rigorous with -toil springs. Airdriving conditions, and-or adjustable shocks also fall riding comfort, into this classification. Front The following are signs support heavier loads, and rear load-carrying units which indicate that your Replacement shocks as comparable help you maintain maximum may need new shocks: be classified shocks that have seen (original equipment), heavy- vehicle control and prevent 20,000 to 25,000 miles if they duty, extra-heavy-duty, damage to the suspension are original equipment, or adjustable or MacPherson. when hauling house trailers. replacement units that have Here, in general, is the - 5V Air-adjustable shocks exceeded the mileage purpose-of each: provide the occasional comparable shocks are trailer-towing driver with warranty set by the manufacturer, similar to the vehicle's flexibility. When towing your • oil on a shocks' barrel, original equipment. They trailer, adding air to the which signifies seal are designed for normal shock provides maximum deterlorlatlon. driving and light loads. D.1.... 1%... iS. iJVU% UIV Vaa V*j AsaIYV - worn bushings. Test by trying to shake the shock. A units available, they usually shock that shakes one that carry a ssecif led rather than either has loose mountings "lifetime" warranty. - heavy-duty shocks can or bushings that are worn. bouncing on smooth roads, provi de longer life than physical damage. A comparable units. They broken rod that you can see normally have a "lifetime" by lifting the car, so shocks warranty and cost more. are extended, is physical They should be used on a car damage. Also, large dents in with suspension parts that have "set." Heavy-duty the case. shocks allow the car to scuffed or badly spotOK handle heavier loads and worn tires. the car bottoms out more high-speed driving. - extra-heavy-duty when negotiating harsh bumps or when coming to a replacement shocks are designed for light trucks, sudden atop, recreational vehicles, the car is hard to handle, swaying on turns, station .wagprLi and cars that bouncing on smooth roads, pull ligh't weight trailers of I1 • I - A,O,K, TIRE MART CENTENNIAL PREMIUM 0 - F Twin I Beam Ahgnments. . ( a') 8 Front Erni Algnments . .. . () Abd i O Sá .' N car $ may - S S • • • • . • i2 (d,) ' plug. Drainage takes about three minutes in most cases. Ntw Br ke Job '%' M ynne S S S S U S S • $4495 F6 Daytona Sport 70 G70z14..441.44 Rea P1*5175113..54S.11 c SIlSIl4..S4$.Sl P115175114...$50.% S V• N7IiIL$4&10 li P2105114-45$.$ Pfl5175114-1Ii97 P2SW7SIIS.454.32 P215175115...U$31 VOLKSNOP ph%••" • _____ I WE SPECIALIZE IN: VOLKSWAGENTOYOTA-DATSUN -\ - V I HIM .... $23.35 F7$14....$27.71 G78z15 .... $2L33 17$x13....523.75 G7$z14 .... $2$.54N7115..,,$3O.5O D7$x14 . ... $2t5 117$*14....$$.75 L7$z15 .... $33,75 EMU .... $2S,95 F7$z15 .... $2$,SO -(Fad. Tax-$1.77 to $2.96) E 78.14 26.90 F 78-14 27.85 G 78.14 29.40 H 78-14 31.95 FREE MOUNTING - 4 Ply ! Polyester Whitewall - S. V F.tTu-$L$2$3i1 V - I -____ P22V1511L.$0.37 ala-is... .......$12.73 P235175115..4&74 B78-13 F.E.T. $1.73 - 'U I HONEST WORK & FAIR PRICES 91* - Blue Ribbon Steel Belt Radial- : rIJTJ0WIY!ADIS WRIGHTS 1IIIP omis...uus FS& Talk-S1.91 to Sul ~1; ts 'S ' - - füfifjjijpg U11 95 'VS - ___________ *70z13 $3317 t7Oal4.I31$1 F70s14...$40.41 ply WHITEWALL V Recaps 4 POLYESTER' (zt Ps 'i Ps fir 5 Quarts Oil s you We're Now ln The Muffler Busjness! oH I I k QpnMUraiSsy,8:XLnL.53Op.nL - I - - Abe 24IS Freed A,.pw(174Z Sasfvd 470 South Srhg Garden Anms. ----- 1j for St - Wheel Service 'I S.. Us At Our...NEW LOCATION I II - two * Tire i t.1JAil&MI'h'I The typical shock absorber (left) contains hydraulic Iluid that quickly dampens the continuous up-anddown motion of a car On its springs. A ystem of valves you 7W - ___________ , top Rio •iaui.i' i I - i Help You Avoid Severe Jolt -- - _________ Oddly enough, shock . V - comfort. c set Thursday, May is, 1flO-7 'Shocked' Absorbers V st V V 5- V S G 78-15 29.85 H 78-15 32.06 J 78-15 3234 L 78-15 32.95 + FSESTV From $1.73 to $2.96 Belted Whitewalls Only $4 More - I I 1 - S And We Can Get You Any The Made! • 214 S. Palmetto Ave. Ph, 321.0120 or 322-7003 Sanford PHONE - 5. - ,I5Ij1 4 'I.1IL' ,15,0, 1 5I S. •• - V--V V a 0/ V • . S V V J- _--4 * - --V. S S - 5 5, - '- - ___ --.--,•V ;_ -J S• - �. I - -4. - , - - EVefl1fl - 72nd Year, No 230—Fricay, May 16,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 4*1 280)riCe 20 Cents Id ' ' Cuts'Shock Lake .-M ry Police Chief By DONNA ESTEs •percent. "It'sa sad state of affairs. we are putting our heads in Herald Stall Writer the sand. As businessmen and responsible persons in the Lake Mary Police Chief Harry Benson was "In shock" this community, something must be done" morning. The majority of the city council Thursday night McDonald said he discussed the matter with Sheriff John jated to remove from the police department budget the Polk, adding PoLk'sdepartment will and can meet a call from "shortfall" expected in city revenues for the 1980 fiscal year. Lake Mary for police protection. The exact areas, where cuts are to be made, were not Fox said he was also opposed to utility tax and urged that dthned City Manager Phil Kulbes was Instructed to present the city look Into re-negotiating its franchise agreement with proposals to the city council ata special 7:30p.m. meeting next Southern Bell that brings in revenues to the city ofl percent of Thursday. the company's income within the city. "I believe Southern Bell "I'm in shock right now," Benson said. . has an obligation to the community, too," he said. "I have to take a hard Look at what was said. I will be looking City Clerk Connie Major pointed out, however, that all of the at various angles and take whatever action is required." cities in the county served by Southern Bell have the same 1 Councilmen voting lIi,favpr of,the cut in the police depart. - percent franchise fee. "If all the cities have done that, th men were: Gene McDonald, Ray Fox and Francis Mark. citizens should rise up and smite them," Fox said. Opposing - the cut were Councilmen Vic Olvera and Burt Mayor Walter Sorenson said he has been trying for months to Perinchief. . -. figure out what the voters of the city meant when they turned The action to cut the police department budget came after down on a 2-1 vote the city's request for higher property taxes. Olvera reported that Instituting a 4 percent utility tax could Perinchief found McDonald's remarks offensive, he said, solve the city's expected $13,000 to $20,00) deficit, this fiscal adding the city has never spent money like drunken sailors. year ending Sept. 30. 'The city never had that much money," he said. Olvera had charts posted in the council chamber showing Perinchief suggested the sheriff's offer of police assistance revenues which could be anticipated from uthlty taxes ranging to the city is "tainted by the fact he is running for re-election." from Ito 10 percent. If a 4 percent tax were quickly adopted, he He said the city is called on more to assist the sheriff's said, revenues from power and telephone users could - total department than that agency assists the city. $17,000. Perinchief said the city is not going in the hole in its He said the average power customer would pay about $2.40 operating budget. He said the city is using reserve .iunds. per month in utility taxes. "That won't strap anyone that much City Manager Phil Kulbes warned that cutting the police and will take care of the shortfall this year," he said, adding department, especially in the area of personnel, will mean a revenues of $50,000 annually from a utility tax could be exloss in revenues from fines and forfeitures. He added, that pected in the new budget year, beginning Oct. 1. police officers voluntarWy on their own time now maintain the "I'm violently opposed-to a utility tax to raising taxes," said police vehicles and if the staff is cut, those repairs will have to McDonald. "I got a message from the people... the mandate be paid for In the private market. "It's unfair to the police - from the people 2-1 was to take the city income and manage officer to expect him to perform police maintenance," Fox it," he said. said, adding "let the chips fall where they may." He said the people think the council needs to manage better, Ex-Councilman Pat Southward, from the audience, defended insisting that during the past two years, the city has operated the police department, saying that every Seminole County in the hole to the tune of about $27,000 each year. "We're municipality has budgeted for its individual police departspending money like a drunken sailor. Our Job is to manage the ments mere money than it takes in in property taxes. She bucks we got," McDonald said. He said he was not after questioned the decision to cut the police department, calling it anyone, only trying to do a job. "penny wise and pound foolish." McDonald pointed to the total budget, saying the police - Sorenson said, "I think the people told us they don't want to department currently is using 36 percent of the city revenue, be taxed anymore." But, Sorenson added,,"l don't believe the while public works is using 17 percent and administration 18 people understood by turning down the tax increase, they in - L—Evening Herald a HraId Advertiser, Sanford, FI FREE is, ipso Thursday, May VIS4• PAYMENTS . - FREE 4 FF LER MRO TIME - OLDEST IN SEMINOLE - STILL TNE BEST 2421 SO. • ENCH . 17-92) .. . . : 323 966 ESTIMATES -- - '. . . TIME . im-rRuvic ricitr u ffIVIANUIC.DUAL'EXHAUST MUFFLERS r!. J CONVERSIONS I314TE U143, INSTA? MOST CARS UFETIME GUARANTEED AND PICKUPS I Lii CUSTOM DESIGN TO YOUR SPEC. STOCK MUFFLERS 1.0W $19900 - 21 95 INSTALLED 00NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! OS I i!! AKS s P BIG MAMA AS PARTS A LABOR (1 TRAILER HITCHES I 12 TONS, 24A000 LBS. . -. .. i; -:c . 1 . .. . - .. ' . . . ., 'j 4- . : ______ I '9" •1 . I r . - .. I . . -. _____. - .• : -. 4 •• ., . •' ..• 1 - S. - - .. .' ,:. i•)• Li • . .. ..• . - . • • . .. . . . ' . .,. . . 4 .i . '1!' ' .'' V r•r: I I I -> - , ______ - -. '• - - . _____ - - - wo ________ - - • -- -Nirsd PMS by [Omani""I$11 made In the police department to balance the budget. -, Lake Mary Councilmen Ray Fox (left) and Gene McDonald examine the city budget after they and Councilman Francis Mark decided cuts had to be effect caused the city to have to reduce taxes." Without taxpayer approval the city of Lake Mary because of a quirk in the law could levy a property tax of only $2.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation. The city had been levying a tax of $3 per $I,ODO assessed valuation. Sorenson said the revenue loss amounlad to $17,500, about the same amount as the shortfall. Muskie Surprises- Foreign Diplomats BIGG3T II SEMINOLE IN STOCK FOR MOST CARS INSTALLATION $ 3050 AVAILABLE If You Own A IARGE Vehicle, Tractor, School Bus, Mobile Horn., Dump Truck or Wrecker, You Must Meet BIG MAMA.., We Now Stock 3,4 and 5 inch Pipe To Handle The Largest Exhaust Systems. 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"We stand in the sWow of in. when he said, 'Mie events of today show Secretary of State Edmund Muskie today ternational terrorism." that understanding cannot be achieved His tough statement appeared to by force." bluntly accused the Soviet Union of tlweatenlng world peace by invading surprise the assembly which had exLord Carrington, the British foreign Afghanistan. pécted the same sort of general speech as secretary, also referred to current "The principles of Independence, made beforehand by Gromyko, Lord crises, saying: "We are now living In neutrality and territorial integrity so Carrington of Britain and Foreign dangerous times." respected in the case of Austria are today Minister Jean Francois-Poncet of But Muskie was by far the most outbeing violated," Muskie said at a solemn France. spoken and many people present, In. ceremony celebrating 25 years of U.S. officials disclosed that Muskie put cluding Carrington, looked up In apAustrian independence. the final touches to his statement only "Today we are faced again with a vital minutes before the ceremony, held in the parent surprLe as the secretary of state lesson from the past," he told the baroque Belvedere Palace where the delivered the bluntest parts of his speech. gathering of Austrian leaders and 12 Austrian state treaty was sired by the In his job just one week Muskie spoke European foreign ministers Including former occupation powers 25 years ago. last as the most Junior of the ministers Andrei Gromyko of Russia. "Aggression Gromyko, as the . senior foreign anywhere threatens international minister, spoke first at the ceremony. He Muskie and Gromyko were meeting security everywhere." recalled the treaty that ended the four. - later In the day with Afghanistan the Gromyko'3 stony face broke into a power occupation of Austria and said the main topic. scowl as Muskie made the obvious Soviet Union remains "firmly committed reference to the Soviet invasion of to the policy of detente." Gromyko brushed aside questions Afghanistan. Francois-Poncet, next to speak for the when he arrived in Vienna today. lie Muskie also referred to the taking of allotted 10 mInutes, made what was refused to say anything to reporters the Amejjcaj hostages In Iran when he taken to be a reference to Afghanistan about his meeting with Muskie. .- - FRONT OR 'TI' r4 rP , IS- HEREI PRECISION FIT - the firm, smooth ride. _____ Produdion Plummets The U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission Thursday proposed the legal requirement of a safety label for the Insulation product known as urea formaldehyde foam, which can be found In three county high schools. The labeling will be to alert consumers that the product may release formaldehyde gas which can affect their health. The substance Is a spray insulation product which has been used in the additions to Lake Howell and Lyman High School and the general music area of the new Lake Mary High School. The Seminole County School Board Wednesday voted to stop installing It, but not to remove it from where it has already been installed. Under - the Safety Commission requirnent, Installers of the insulation will be required to Include the safety label on all sales contracts for the product which must be signed by the consumer. Carol Young, spokesman for the WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. Ir, commission, said final approval for the dustrial production, led by the slumping labeling requirement is anticipated for automobile and construction sectors, as earlyaa October following a period for slowed dramatically in April, recording public comment. The regulation would go its largest drop in more than five years, into effect six weeks alter final approval. The warning, Young said, will mention the government said today. -. that urea formaldehyde foam can cause The Federal Reserve Board said LII. eye, nose, throat, respiratory and skin dustrlal production a measure of the Irritation, nausea, headaches and dix• nation's factory might plunged 1.9 zlness immediately or months alter ------. percent last month, marking the largest Installation. falloff since a 2.2 percent decline in It also will stipulate that In some in. February 1975. • . stances the release of formaldehyde gas The sWepness if the decline — the third cannot be controlled by ventilation or straight month of waning production — other means. tOt. Carl Gutmann, architect for the Lake duggested the long-awaited recession h e Mary high school now under conmay be much moresevere than t turn the struction, said the latest recom"short and mild" economlc down mendatlon his office has received from admlnlstraticm has been predicting. - the Florida Department of Education Is U Industrial production continues Its to discontinue use of the substance but . downward tumble, American factory "don't worry about it where It is already Herald Pho to by Tern VIftCMI$ workers can expect to pay the price — Installed." Bernard C. Banner of 2548 S. Palmetto Ave. idea who put the signs up, but their home is not for with jobs. Gutmann said the substance was & I. ,, 'i"- sips' • y. oiifliOiu, was even a sign u morning. n uC Q1I despite 1k. sprayed into the Us f concrete block was ven 20 signs. Banner awoke to find the Police said this morning they had received only registered in the aili ng an lie and on one wall of the new schools ge neral signs, identifying his home as for sale, site of ya rd one report of a stolen sign, but would do their best construction Industries. But the Federal music area. The concrete block, he said, and fruit sales, and as the winner of the Garden of to return the errant signs to their owners. Reserve noted reductions were. has another layer of anotler type of the Month award. The Banners say, they have no "widespread," encompassing virtually Insulation On It and wall board on top or - -. every facet of American factory output. that. — DIANE PETRYK 7 - $120sch FRONT END INSThLLDA/b OVERHAUL . INSTALLATION t4AVAILABLE - Upper $ Lower Control Arm Bushings All 4 Sall Joints Precision Wheel Alignment$199, Most American Cars - - - - - Ø - - - .- •... . .- --- -• - '—.5 . _____ .,,.... -1 8 1 A 0, : • . . )IlH t -. - . • - £ - - Ilk" ' - - -.-- ---- - -- - SIGN OF - , - -- •1 p. contrar •S gi -. -. -. - W - -. THE TIMES - .-. - Local Mor Q9e.- Rates Falliong Fast, rofessionals Say Bak. But local reel estate spokesmen granting zncrtgages it this time. The last think we'll we them- go under 12 per- now have clauses that allow the lending sometimes referred to as pre-palds, prior By DIANE PRIMYK say they çxpect rate changes daily, and mortgages granted at Atlantic Bank cent." Her&M SW Wrikr Institution to adjust the Interest rate to closing on the sale. Each point is one were at the He said the situation right ping the Wend Is dovnard. end of now for April at 16½ percent. Mortgage Interest rates are drop after five years. percent of the mortgage amount. The I those considering buying homes Is a so if youW la the, m#dwt. for a bmw The Ilwyear &djustmnt daAe is points6wpd may be paid by the buyer RAIN had been as high as 17 percent in First Federal of Semi Is has not guessing game." mortgage, it might be a good klu to wait - recent weeks, but demand slowed and - "prob.bly going to be of benefit to the or seller or the parties may agree to te nd 1 fl* sInce ,Fb!U ,,Dt5IC ti dr op in the prime len-'Some homes sold when Interest rates le nding InsUtuticm," Zion said, because It share, the charge. about 30 days, advises Mike - lean, in- recent driwa c that 'me Weir Interest e was 14 7' are high can be refinanced when rates ismorélikelythy will want to adjust the stalirrient loan officer at Tropic Bank. ding ravbrought that down to 14 per. bdloa cenyld a spoitesman for First Fecierai 1rcentA "" but lion said this depends on rates up, not down. Currently, Flagship banking Is ..M may oMwag. again WIe drop, - Mortgage intert rates currently' Savings of MldFlorlda. whether the contract allows such a In addition to interest charges, seine charging one point. Atlantic Bank 14 percent at Tropic Bank, First Federal f Atlantic Bank and First Federal - "Although all Indications are that the: procedure. lending Institutions charge "points," charged tine points on the last merSavings of Mki-Fl1da and M'gshlp Savings and Low of Serninola are aoL rates are dropping' Zion said, "I don't lion said some contracts being written Points are a one-time ftr'II&, gages II gave. - - . .:. •±.-:-- - - - . - - I- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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(UPI)— House wvII aiiu iiui 'iov. '.ranarn gives egisiaiure President Phil Lewis reconvene the a high rating. Story on Page 3A. Legislature at noon today for its second special session, a threeday term limited Lo the budget, higher education and a few Public Service Commission transportaother items, • (ion officers about to lose their jobs to the y Brown and Lewis decided Sunday to U.S. Department of Tranportation, -call the special session after the collapse where they would continue to make of Saturday's one-day session, safety checks of trucks traveling Florida .By DAVID M. HAZIER and registration. Legislative leaders had worked out a highways. herald Staff Writer The man had neither, said Papnia, who $650 million supplemental budget and The "live-aboard vessels" issue didn't murder victim and the man who said he looked into the car and saw a were ready to vote it out Saturday night, surface until late in the session. Persons -allegedly killed her were discovered woman wearing a red bathing suit lying but a Senate move to tax media ad- who live aboard yachts and other boats Sunday evening by an Altamonte Springs face down on the front seat. vertising triggered a deadlock, tied up in marinas claim they shouldn't policeman who stopped to help a motorist "What's wrong with her," he asked, Brown and Lewis huddled with Gov. • have to pay property (-axes. - -he thought might need assistance, police saying Richetts responded: "It was an Bob Graham early Sunday morning, then Legislative leaders believed they had report. accident. I think I should take her to the met by themselves Sunday afternoon, worked out a compromise higher Found shot dead was Susan M. Bordas, hospital." deciding finally -to dimit consideration education plan. It would merge the 27, of 707 S. Wymore Rd., Apartment 2, during the special session to the $650 University of North Florida with the two men opened the door of the car Altamonte amonte Springs. million supplemental spending plan, University of Florida and establish a and Papnia then noticed a pool of blood - Under arrest for murder is a man Graham's "Trim bill" on property taxes, legislative committee to study the along the door. Richetts began to reach giving has name as 1ilton Richetts, 26. of renter's relief, taxing media advertising, possibility of other mergers. for something under the body, Papnia 10th St., Apopka. Police say the name he and tax breaks for "live aboard vessels," The plan also would expand the Board said. gave may be phony. Gam can add items to the call, andof Regents from 10 to 13 members and Papnia drew his gun and ordered Richetts was arrested at 5:25 p.m. so can individual legislators, but only dilute the board's power slightly. The HichetLs back. The object Richetts was • Sunday by Altamonte Springs Patrolman upon the approval of both houses by a plan faces substantial opposition in the Brent Papnia, who had stopped to help reaching for was a .38 caliber revolver, two-thirds majority vote. Senate, largely because of the UNF-UF IX)llCe report. out the man pulled off Spring Oaks Lewis said he has given up on a conmerger. Bordas was taken to Florida HospitalBoulevard in the Spring Oaks suhstitutlonal amepdment requiring single\itamonte, where she was pronounced Senate Rules Chairman Dempsey division. • Herald Photo by Tom Netsel member legislative districts instead of dead on arrival. Richetts is in custody at Barron of Panama City reacting, Police say they still do.not know how or the Seminole County Jail, held without multbnnber ones. And both Lewis and senators said, to a newspaper report that COOL RETREAT . why Bordas was killed, Brown said they see no reason to include bond on a charge of murder. President-designate W.D. Childers of Papnia Said Richetts (01(1 hun the trucking in the special session because Pensacola, a close friend and political American Motor's Corp. Hornet had Police say they still have very little the decision has now been made to deally, Is under investigation by the ,j111 'o'aish (11) of Altamonte Springs finds a dry culvert along stalled because of a vapor lock. When the information in the Bordas case. They regulate the industry July 1 under the statewide grand jury, tried Saturday State Road -136 a hands- place to ride his bike. The view is not 11111ch officer saw an Altamonte Springs Fire know the car Richettswas driving was Sunset Act. night to muscle through a bill clamping but it is a lot cooler than pedaling on hot asphalt. Department sfker on the car, he registered to the victim, and they believe - Graham said he might get the the 4 percent state sales tax on (IeCi(Ie(1 to ask Richetts for his license Hicht'tts did not know her. Legislature to consider the single issue of newspaper, radio and television ads. continued safety inspections of giant Barron, D-Panama City, tied up the tiictortraller trucks. lie isconslderinga Senate most of Saturday evening, proposal, which may or may not-require refusing to allow final action on the legislative approval, to transfer the 75 budget and other proposals that had to be passed before legislators could go home. The Senate finally rejected the media advertising proposal, which would have funded the $21.7 million renters ta -relief plan being sought by Graham, refusing WASHINGTON (-UP!) - Members of the intensity of the situation that we find throughout the flation. 21-17 to clear It for a html vote. Congressional Black Caucus threatened today to United States today," she said. "There is Indeed a Ilaikins said the caucus called for "an immediate Senators had passed the advertising withhold their support of President Carter in the fall Mount St. Helens ready to explode in any urban attack on the inflation in the proper way by bringing bill earlier in the week, but the House election unless he changes his Jobs policy within the community today." - - do.- n interest rates and by recontrolling and limiting rejected the plan Friday and It was next two weeks. Mrs.'Collins said Carter told theni he would examine the increase in prices, including oil prices." dropped from further consideration. their demands for realignment of his economic policy. Rep. Cardls.s Collins, DIII., who spoke for the The blacks, who provided a basic core of Carter's "We're going to.rurnjn about two weeks," Mrs. When the story on Childers broke caucus, -repeatedly- accused-- Carter- of-- "misun- support in the 1976 campaign, have been distressed by Collins said. "We have several alternatives. We have Saturday inàrnlng, Barron blasted the derstanding what we're trying to say" during a 9 unemployment in their ranks that often hns been twice the alternative of saying the nuin has not b4x!n press and pursued the proposal fiercely. minutemeeting with him at the White Hàuse. asI much as for whites. House members were angry over what responsive to our needs and, therefore, we don't have Catter ii)et with the black lawmakers a few hours several branded as Improper pressure "We have come away with a feeling of real disapto vote for him." ,, -before leaving for Miami, where he was to discuss ith from the Senate for passage of the ad- pointment," Mrs. Collins said. "Disappointment "We're not i)cpared to do that at this particular local officials federal aid for victims of the recent riots vertising tax and other bills. They also because wç felt there were 'two ships passing in the time," she said. ' 'tliet'e, and ways to fOreclose Iutürë vroIe1TFroiij - said they were'unsure about tttèconte",its night' Rep. Augustus Hawkins, DCalif., said the caucus Miami, he will fly to Seattle to discuss his program for of the complicated "Trim bill" allowing "The president, I don't think, fully understood the opposed "trading off jobs" in an attempt to slow incities with mayors. increases in city and county property taxes. Finally, the House adjourned and said the governor could convene a special BIG BONE session. What looks like a dinosaur bone House members voted to return to Is actually a 5-loot rawhide work Monday after Brown told them, ________ chewing "bone" being offered to "frankly, the longer we wait, the tougher it will be to reconcile our differences," one of the tigers at the Central Senators, who adjourned a few minutes _______________________________________________________________________________________ Florida Zoo by Hill Thacker ' — '" ' after the House Saturday night, said they (left), education coordinator at wanted a week to cool off and rest. Lewis the zoo, and Dick Brandeberry finally agreed to Monday. -.'-. - froni the Pet Animal Supply shop •_____- in Sanford. nnfrør - Aunil,* rWhir (4 Bo by-Hal Kaufman - S PROGRAM HITCHI "I completed a three-word anagram of the term GRADUATION," said the computer science student, "and now Fm little reluctant to apply for a lob." proved unwuungr vvn.j irvrw worm prvu •VAVO NIA O Tongue Tester: Any little needless noise annoys a Nervous Nellie. Say fast, three times. Sum Funt Add the cube root ofmy age eight yu hence to the cube root of my age 11 years ago and the answer is five. What is my age?, Vbftallu W.1 Sizing UpI What Is the smallest bite-size particle? The molar-cule. Which shoo size Is the name of a country? Triple E. Give three sizes In which sleds are ,,nade. Small, medium and lug.. JvcLL.y-Ifs. - 10 WATCHMONEY SLIP AWAY Doss money elude your grasp? Let's see. Have someone hold a I iriy crisp paper bill between thumb and forefinger (top hand above). At th. same time; poise your own umb and forefinger around th. bill —not quite touching It— tslightly slightlybelow the top. Instruct the person holding it to release the bill without warn ing. Coincidentally, you t to grab it. Keen reflex., are re (IUfred to succeed. It .bill Isn't handy, uDS?t?ute a playing PUTT OR TAKEI You can help our golfer friend sink card or snv.iop. this putt In see stroke. Which path dies the ball take? 0, - o' t * CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ. ences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. lujy .p iUfIsfW $ J*9s t 'IUtISM , .,-"us ,,. si n's-s 'it..t.ip , .wes -.a,w ' :jg -. Ce L y .1 -- ---.-- 4 - -.-- You CAWP4COt4 ME? W.A4.. y SAY.- A ir M. 140w ..FkL.Lo! You ' G8 Die In Car Crash 2 -- On County's South -Side IF-IND IV !\ Michael J Keen, 15, a Lyman High pending investigation by P.S. Kirk and School ninth grader and the lone survivor R.E. Davis, homicide investigators. of a two-car collision In which two perTh Highway patrol accident report sons died Sunday, was released from said the car driven by Lansing. was Florida Hospital-Altamonte today. traveling westbound on CR 427, when it I Killed in the collision were Stephen went out of control, crowd the cente Lansing, 18, of 614 Wlldwood St., line into the eastbound traffic and was Altamonte Springs, driver of one of the struck In the right side by the Keen vehicles and Robert Keen, Michael's vehicle. The Lansing car, a 1978 Buick, father. Michael Keen was driving the was a total wreck. second car. The Keen car was traveling eastbound. The Keens home Is located at 161N. The accident occurred at 5:25 p.m., 13th Ave. Both Robert Keen and Lansing Sunday on CR 427, one mile nor th of - - Longwood. died at the scene. According to. the Florida Highway Funeral arrangements were In. Patrol, charges In the accident are complete. 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I 'Fuzzy, County Official Says By DIANE PETRYK of property," the county's letter states. plan for them or say their plan needs to exchange information on changes they public unincorporated areas of the county. safety Is "perhaps the mos Herald Staff Writer In accordance with the state Liocal - But "the city's plan continues to ap- be like our plan," he said, "but for us it may be proposing to their comprehensive thorough" of all the sections and theret S.mInnleCounty isexpectedto tell the Governments Comprehensive Planning p to be a more general approach generates a - oWem In some areas," plans. M Information must be sub. appears to be several opportunities for city of Sanford this week that the county Act of 1975, citIes and counties must designed to serve as a guide for future -Price said he hopes the letter will Jected to a 606day review-and-comment cost savings In - both equipment and Old the city have a basic difference in formulate and maintain development growth and development in-t he city," the stimulate a dialogue to minimize the period before they may be adopted. personnel expenditures by minimizing letter says. pbi1ophy concerning formulation and plans , potential for future conflicts But he said Sanford recently sent proposed changes what may be duplication of effort. àthfrcomprehensive development Itpolnt th (bepoteq1ef or he realizes the letter Is unlikely to effect to Its plan to the county. "The county continues to perceive the Comprehensive Plan as a detailed ex. someinconsistenctes between the city's any major changes. Forinstance, Price suggests thata fire But, Price said, the city is not obligated ' - -'T - -. -- - - ' - - - - ., - - 0 -- ---.t - .• _ -- S , - , - - . - - - Price states In the letter, that the by the cities of Altamonte Springs and "We're not attempting to do Sanford's governmental units within a county section of the ci ty's plan dealing with 4)flgQ(( 4 _ the impact of city proposals on the relationship to zoning and the actual use '-v• _._. In a Idler the -milty commission is presslon of the inter-relationship of land and county's planning efforts. "Land use compatibility (between the in any way to act on any. of the county,s notification system might cost less if espected to authorize Tuesday to be sent capability, goals of the citizens, costs of centralized. County Planner Woody Price, who city and county) willilkely continue to be suggestions. ' to Sanford Mayor Lee P Moore, the facilities and available revenues. This drafted the letter, emphasized that both an Issue," he said. Moore declined today to comment on C"enfly, the county operates a county says the dly's'plan "lacks suf- view leads to a rather specific plan and Va city and county plans "are )legitimate The letter, he added, ii * put of a the letter until he receives it. central communications system, utilized flclent detail" for the county to evaluate land ue map that' have a direct and legaL" requirement of the state statute that d - - -- -- _ -- - I •1 '- .'.- - .• - �i . & - 2A_Even,ng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, JuneL 910 . - - I I j I I I i e D.. ut.... -.. 12 UIII5J11Uy U. -. I . - . By United Press International of the 53 Amer ican hostages and termed absurd President Carter's ban on travel to Iran. 'Clark said earlier the United States owed Iran an apology. The former Attorney General, Interviewed by ABC News in Paris said it was "absurd * •J I * ,- .,•' '- over ted for Mario the early - CAMP IEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) A new barrage of motions In the court-martial If Marine Pfc. Robert Enerw - - ••. . —- "Mario's Moving," in an Orlando newspaper, police report. Civilian allmmy Dermot Foley, heading a _.._...____, J..t,..__,_ a__ --• -I •vvg,,,u Tuesday NEW ORLEANS (UP!) — A fire that sent flames 200 feet Into the air gutted a multi-million dollar oil and gas platform In the Gulf of Mexico, forcing 42 workers to scramble for their lives and Injuring seven of them. None of the Injuries were serious. The fire burned more than six hours after the blaze started without warning midday Sunday. • "I looked up and there were flames," said Sid Stewart, 55, of Carthage, Texas, one of those admitted to Lake Charles (La.) Memorial Hospital. The platform held 24 oil and gas wells, including one that had just been completed. The Coast Guard said only minor pollution occurred. Several workers jumped 45 feet from the platform into the Gulf and swam for more than five minutes until they were picked up. At one point, witnesses said, flames shot 200 feet Into the air, • • • ." - - •- . . .UJU l4 .4ai.f:$4l , tN. ' . - • .• .. WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter, 135 thhlNod registered vehicles, the official defeated by Congress ln his attempt toimpose said - Sunday night. Recipients of the Administration, outlined the plan last week for a Senate energy subcommittee. ministration for rev11ons. Those changes are to be included In the plan gtyen Congress this week. Douglas Robinson, deput' chief, of the Energy Department's Economic auiat The coupons could be used to buy gasoline a dim"llallon . gasoline fee, PIM to Bend authorizations would be able to convert them standby rationing plan and asked the ad- aiding the escape of a fugitive terrorist. Congres a new standby gasoline rationing to coupons — necessary for gasoline ptw. plan this week, a White House official says.. chases — at local banks or businesses.., The plan is expected to require the The president could Initiate coupon. government to mall out monthly coupon rationing upon receiving congressional horizations to the owners of the country's authorization or declaring existence of a ______________________________ aut Nearly half of Italy's 43 million eligible voters cast their ballots Sunday in regional and local elections, slightly less than the number that voted on the first day * of similar elections In 1975. WEATHER Henry Miller N4'JJONAL REPORT: Temperatures dipped Into the upper30s In parts of the northeast today, the product of a benevolent WALTER BUTLER Naples; sevqpghlldren; front of cool air which calmed the rub of tornadoes Walter C. Butler, 66, of 2604 a brother,' George W. thunderstorms that had ravaged much of the northern half of Iroiois Ave., nf died Sa ord, . Anderson, Mtnl; a sister, -the nation. Scattered showers and thundershowers spread PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. (UPI) — Author Henry Miller, Saturday morning at Mrs. Renee WIIhar 54j065 the southern and central Plains from the central Gulf "TropIc whose audacious, spicy novel of Cancer" introduced Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thunderbolt, Ga. -'. Coast through the Florida panhandle. Isolated showers also Gramkow Funeral-Home Is the four-letter word Into polite society, died just "a few days" Born In Butler, Pa., he had were scattered across the Great Lake, and up Into New York _______ ting of his last be fo re he would have seen the long-awaited prin ved In Sanford for li th e put charge of arrahgements. in Sunday. Cloudy skies were prevalent throughout much of the w or k — writ te n over 40 years ago. two years and was a member Pacific Northwest. Temperatures were In the 40i from upper majorer died Saturday at age 81 publ r, Noel Young, of the Mi ll His ishe First U ni ted Methodist -Michigan through Pennsylvania and up the North Atlantic said his death did not come as a surprise. Church. He was tired from Fun•rctl Noticil - - 11~Coast, with some areas reporting temperatures in the "He had been suffering from clogged ar teries that fed Into the Brevard County AREA READINGS I a.m.): temperaiure: ; overnight — 'low: 69; yesterday's high: 91; barometric pressure:29.96;his he44 and was too old to have a bypass operation," Young System. Funeral services for Mrs. Era at home In the arms of his housekeeper, Bill said. He died He Is survived by his wife, Eva Puns, 5. of 301 Slider relative humidity: percent; winds: west at 12 m.p.h. PickerelMrs. Margaret Butler, Ave., Sanford, who died 41 I" TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 6:19 a.m., Funeral Plans had not been announced as of early todaY. Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Saturday In nlando. .of 6:54 p.m.; lows, 12:19 a.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 6:11 P.m. today it Gramkow Funeral Patricia Harper, Greenville, a.m., 6:46 p.m.; lows, 12:10a.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:36 Horns chapel with Rev. work, "The World of Lawrence." The book concerns another Pa. and Mrs. Carol Hackett, Raymond Crocker offIcIatln. a.m., 12 p.m.; lows, 6:12 a.m., 7:10 p.m. Funeral Horns BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out author who battled the censors — D.H. Lawrence, who wrote Masury, Ohio; two stepeons, Gramow thing.. "Lad y ChStterly's Lover." omas Th and Richard is Miles: Winds mostly westerly 15 knots north part and south. Young aid Miller's lastwor "what he both of BUTLER, WALTER C aPaSsiOnate Vaughters, westerly lotols knots south part today andbecomh%8 variable' ci ti La wrence. It was his or on of Dii. last maj appre a work, Melbourne; two brothers, Funeral services for Walter C 310 knots tonight and Tuesday. Seas 2 to 3 feet near Suitor, U. of 204 Iroquois Ave., which was written In the '3 when he (Miller) was In his prime William of Grove City, Pa, scattered to s feet offshore. Stronger winds Sanford. who died Saturday, will and had not been released until now." and Wayne, Blacktown, be at 1 0;30 am. Tuesday at me darstorms. "It's something be very munch wanted to see In book form, nine grandchildren; one aIuonFuatH, with Rev AREA FORECAST: Variable cloudi ness through Tuesday and he missed seeing It by a matter of few days." Brett. Sanford oiOiciangf) - - great-gandjlsfld, ithagoodthanceofthw1derrmflLH1ghsIntheuPPer$to Burial be at a titer date. Amend Miller's Other weliknown novels were "Black Br-Isaon Funeral HOUIO.PA Snissonwill in charge. Vos Lows tonight In the 7. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph' • SPCifl1" the trllog "Nexus," Plexus," and 'Sexsa," " us Is in charge of arrangements. becomIng variable 10 mph or less by tonight or Tuesday. ile it the Foot of the Ladder," and 'i'ls Tropic of Stronger winds near thunderstorms. Rain probability 50 Sm MRS ERA EVA PETRIS Cicero,"50 P ef, Mii.Eti Eva Petris, 63' of 4ill'rwas41ore F ic Caner," his first was I_ .. & • L A .PJ& II S%VV., øWW*U1W%I puusu& uI ,s, usmi ii was w uccomu use muss ssgnmncani Saturday In Orlando. Born In work. City,. she was a It was a book about Miller trying to write a book, and Its 'Lake unflinching, explicit, vulgar descriptions of exploits In Paris homemaker and a Baptist. i Is survived 'hi' her hersa4bodellosiacoflik1érodimlleatccebeis1nglitOir' husband, Christopher Peirl, inhibition about frank language and ICL Poet Esra Pound reportedly delivered the manuscript to a Sr., Sanford; a son, Paris publisher, saying, "Here's a dirty book that's worth Christopher Petria Jr., Sanford; two d*ughters, Mrs. reading." The book sent shot waves through society. It was branded -'Shirley Ugbther, Hdllywood and Mrs. Mary Hallenbeck, obscene and banned in the United States. Dead At 88 re ' _____ _____ - 1.'-_"'-: . - . . ., fi I.. - IP - - • , _• People turn to us at a time when they're * confused and at a loss.' Our purpose is to understand their needs and do &verything for them that we can. -- GRAMKOW ;H05PITAL ___ - - • ADMISSIONS LUdJ PvI, -Sanford • .-'- . DISCHARGES - • ' V - - I 5 fo V Leaders ia .-—~ leerr-- -)~~________ -—41eie~,-p tel— In Air Conditioned ; General W, 1-0 Paul LHunter Kaffihewi Nutty Ear! J. GibOn, Deiaqy Thomas W. wee, L.ake Mary ,S$le Kefty, Mattlend JeflA C. Barter, Defeept Gary ClIpp.rd, Like Mary Robert DoOlDtto, OvI JUNE LISM :. *oasssiotis - Sanford - - . DIKHAReIS - - Sanford - Kimberly D. Surchoft James C. Thomas Dominic A. Granifo, DuIuia Julio Him.y,De$lsne Freddie L. Oglasby, Loki Mciwce Electric--I I ______________ ~ Air Conditioning System —' pt.U ' wall Ph. 172 6562 I_______________ 1 iooi Sanford Ave. Sanford , Get yvq momm out . SEATTLE (UP!) — Republican Eonald President Carter makes his pitch Tuesday. Reagan says as president he would try to trim Several hundred mayors are assembled In the "endless itmings attached"to federal grant Seattle for the meeting. and aid programs for cities. Reagan, now assured of the - GOP "T mayors and Ishare the conviction that presidential nomination, said the cities are this failed federal paternalism must be victimized by * "failed federal Pal11&1 replaced It the cities o( America are to have a which first takes money out of America's realistic hope of meeting the challenges of the cities and then doles it out with endless strings '$," Reagan said Sunday after he met with a attached." small delegation of mayors he picked to advise The former California governor said most là campaign on urban Issues problems occur at the Local level and "It Is In Independent John Anderson spoke at a their Individual commnwiltles — and not In campaign rally Sunday evening and meets Washington —. that the solutions to those _____ with the U.S. Conference of Mayors today. problems will be found." ,1 Comfort - - - Beverly E. Dodon ` " -no$ V#" cawr ."101i"". isit MIAMI (UP!) — A Cuban exile pressure annual convocation of Opportunities group has called on Cuban-Americans to stage Industrializations Centers of America, Inc. a mass rally In front of the Miami Beach hotel He said White House aides would be where President Carter Is scheduled to speak requested to ask the President to meet with a today. delegation representing the demonstra tors. "We expect 2,000 people," said Wilfredo Navarro said the delegation would tell the Navarro, secretary-general of Cubanos president that the United Cuban. organization Unidos (United Cubans). "We want themto is willing to transport back to Cuba all ofthe hand over 50,000 petitions calling on the Pre:& criminals and other undesirables found. Asked how his organization proposed to take dent to bring family members to this country or some other country, but to somehow get undesirables back to Cuba If the Castro government refused to accept them, Navarro themout of Cuba." Navarro said demonstrators have been said, "Oh, we will get them back. We will put asked to gather at 11 a.m. In front of the them on the fishing boats and drop them off Fontainebleau Hilton where Carter Is over there somewhere. We will drop them off scheduled to speak ln late afternoon at the l6th anywhere on the Island." 'Richard OalIowiy Thelma Oan , - Sheila Fields KIL - Cuban-Americans Plan Rally - ~0 Geraldine Domey, Doftens Thomas Z. Murray, D.Iteni Earl Hayes. Orlanda .l'1 BIRIH DEFECTS - - ' Carter To NOTES SIMINOLI MIMOCIAI, HOSPITAL JUNE 1,t* or ' ', - - U.S. Mayors To Hear Top Candidates mmome 1 It • ' - - FUNERAL HOME - / - - ROSEMONT, Ill. (UP!) — The 1* Rotary Inter. national Council on Leglslatici again has rejected a proposal to allow Rotary club membership to women. Council Chairman Charles C. Keller said the standing vote Saturday of the 330 delegates, representing 50 countries, was 40 percent In favor of the proposal and 60 percent opposed. A two-thirds approval was necessary for passage. - • - - r , - Rotarians Reject Women 11 - 0. - - - 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLOR)A ffi li I CLEMCME J'jjJJ -WILLIAM L.GRAMKOW ,, - JUNEAU, Alaska (UP!) — A Russian fishing vessel has been seized by the Coast Guard off the coast of Alaska for allegedly underlogging Its catch of mackerel in violation of federal laws.. The Coast Guard Cuttem' Midget sent a boarding party aboard the stern trawler "Mys Prokofyeva" Sunday 65 mllei southwest of Shumign Island in the Gulf of M'ks Sunday. Officers said the vessel violated the federal Fishing Conservation and Management Act by under-logging Its catch of atka mackerel by as much as 65 percent. special. help is needed 'Undesirables' -11 KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) — Over 1 percent of Cuba's population has left the island during the 49-day refugee sealift but the recent arrivals have been a few small boats containing mostly single young men described as "undesirables." The vessels that crossed the Florida Straits Sunda brought about 200 C bans and pushed the refugee total above the 112,000 mark. The Island's population is 10 million. -. They also brought f ur ther evidence that Fidel Castrq' . , government Is using the last few boats participating in the . "treem flottlia," whichbegan April It, to empty his prisons 4, -1 of common criminals. 1 A " 4 1 p • ,.It Customs officer, who withheld his identity, said most of the Cuba ns arriving in the past few days "are young, single men ' il undesirables, We are getting very few family members." I, •1 By late Sunday, seven boats had arrived. The Coast Guard •1 V reported It was towing two additional craft to Key West. -! ' "I guess this is the slowest day yet," said aU.S. Immigration officer checking the new arrivals at the Truman Annex docks Sunday. "We're just getting the stragglers now, it appears." I ., s,, -' fk.a About 45 men who arrived Saturday said they had been Herald Photo by Tom H.Issl shipped directly from prisons to the embarkation port of where they were put aboard American boats for the 110. STUDENTS THANK Throughout the school year some teachers are lucky If a student brings them MarIe1 mile voyage to Key West, an apple. At the end of the year a few are remembered with a little memento, They admitted to been imprisoned for a variety of HISTORY TEACHER However, Wayne Joiner, world history teacher at Teague Middle School, was crimes, ranging fromhaving suspicion of plotting against the govern. presented a trophy by the sixth grade students In his fourth period class proclaiming him as being the "World's Greatest Teacher." Students behind ment and petty thievery to murder and rape, In Washington, Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said the Idea were, from the left, Paul Mitchell, Velvet Ray, Nanette Brzozowskl Castro had sent some 800 hardened Cuban criminals and and A.D. Kindell. Also helping, but not pictured, were Paul McArthur and mental cases to the United States "in violation of international Pete Phelps. "lie's the greatest teacher and it's been fun this year learning law and we have sent Mr. Castro a strong protest note bringing history," they said, that to his attention." He said if Castro does not act, the United States country could pursue the question through the United Nations, the I M Organization of American Sta tes and Its own laws, while holding the undesirable aliens in detention camps. V rni President Carter was scheduled to go to Miami today and the WASHINGTON (UP!) — President was to present Medals of Freedom to 14 ficlals on relief efforts for the Mount St. United Cubon Organization said it would try to tell him the Carter was going to Miami today for outstanding Americans, several of them Helens eruption. Also addressing the group Is willing to transport back to Cuba all of the criminals discussions with local government of- posthumously to the late President mayors during their Seattle conference and other undesirables found among Cuban refugees, ficlalsand black leaders on aid tovictims Johnson, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and were Carter's probable opponents In the - ,, We don't want to f ill this country with criminals," said of the recent riots and ways to foreclose others. fall election campaign — Ronald Reagan Wilf redo Navarro, secretary-general of the organization. future racial violence. Miami Is the first stop on a two-day and Rep. John Anderson, R-fll. Carter The president had an early morning "non political" trip that also will take will return to Washington Tuesday meeting with the Congressional Black Carter to Seattle, where he will spend the evening. Caucus "on a variety" of issues. He also night and address the annual meeting of Carter said he wanted to visit Miami planned to announce the strengthening of the U.S. Mayrs Conference Tuesday. shortly after rioting broke out there last governmentwlde consumer programs. While in Seattle, Carter will receive a month, but local officials urged him to Before departing for Florida, Carter progress report from government of- postpone the trip. - - - Russian Vessel Seized lfhen I, I - - 'AREA ' DEATHS % . *:1, -,7- V..0 '.. 1-. -1 I ~t SEATTLE (UPI) — A light earthquake shook Puget Sound and western Washington Sunday, but few residents kit It and there was no damage. The tremor, followed by an aftershock, did not app pear to be related to the Mount St. Helens volcano 120 miles to the south, officials said. The University of Washington Geophysics Department said the temblor measured 3.9 on the Richter scale and occurred at 3:10 pin.' PUT. The U.S. Geological Survey In Golden, Cob., measured the shaker at 3.5. Administrative costs for the coupon program have been estimated at $2 billion. ".1-41 ...:I f ' PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) — A strong earthquake measuring 6.4 on the open-ended Richter scale and centered on the Baja peninsula near the U.S. -Mexican Border jarred a wide area of Southern California and Arizona for up to a minute. There were no Immediate reports of Injuries or extensive damage from the temblor, which the U.S. Geological Survey said occurred Sunday at 8:28 p.m. PUT. Equipment at the University of California, San Diego, had reported a preliminary magnitude at 7.75. or the recipients could sell them at market prices. -- --J, 9 - Quake Shakes Puget Sound percent nationwide petroleum alrtage. In March 1979, Congress rejected another - Sealift Brings '. - - Quake Jars Southwest . .Arm - was unchanged from the previous week. He still was listed In serious but stable condition and recovering in the Intensive care unit at Parkvlew Memorial Hospital. unity and an end to turmoil In the world market no closer to reality. Iran now is charging $35 a barrel on the world market and Moinfar said a benchmark price at that level would be "more ac. ceptable." I 2 following the trI( air gery by Towles. His condition I .rb. .. , , --,?,., I .. I President To Give Congres ' s , Gas Rationing Plan • ROME (UPI) — Italians voted for the secoh day today in elections that could sink or save the fledgling government of Premier Francesco Cosslga, accused of I FORT WAYNE, md,. (UP!) — National Urban League Director Vernon Jordan, who underwent additional surgety to repair a problem caused by a slight Infection, remained In serious but stable condition today, doctors said. Dr. Jeffrey Towles, the doctor attending Jordan during the wounded civil rights leader's recovery, said Sunday the operation was necessary "because of a breakdown of the incision of the abdomen caused by abscess." Jordan, 44, was reported as awake, alert and talking e .., Jordan Survives Surgery 1 ,L - - G Ood -Rating - - - Workers Escape Oil Fire - - - of the charges, and other motions would cover a wide range of issues. Garwood, 34, of Adams, Ind., disappeared while driving a Jeep outside Da Nang in 1965. He returned to the United States last year after passing a note to a foreign diplomat In Hanoi saying he wanted to come home. A handful of former POWs have testified that Garwood lived as a comrade among the Vietcong, helping indoctrinate and Interrogate American prisoners. - - - - - to replace the late H.A. "Speed" Moreland. IU adt8ority has LA PAZ, Bolivia (UP!) — The commander of I Bolivia's palace guard is under arrest for what government sources said was a drunken attempt to enter President Lidla Gueiler Tejada's bedroom by banging down her door with a rifle butt. Al though the attack cam e as fears of a military coup • -• in the South American nãtIo of 5 million mounted, a source sdld, "reports that he tried to assassinate her ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) — Iranian Oil Shortly before Algerian President Benjadid Iraq has worked out plan to unity OPEC's are inflated." Minister All Akbar Molnfar said today his Chadli formally opened OPEC's twice yearly erratic prices, adding between 2 and 3 cents a In another development, the military commanders country "will not come clown in price for the price conference, Motnfar told reporters a gallon. for American consumers, but hardSunday demanded that U.S. Ambassador Marvin sake of unity" and suggested the oil cartel's compromise plan to set a benchmark price of liners favor continuing theoll price free-forWelssman be decedpemonnen ata'L.for--moderate members raise prices to match = a barrel LPEcnld was "too all. '• Moinfar's statement seemed to bring pr-Ice allegedly Intervening In Bolivia's Internal affairs. Iran's $35 a barrel. low." • Italians Finishing Voting Ion and ng, then Probe 1 —Provides "cradle-to-the-grave" monitoring of hazardous pastes. ECONOMICS —Lets the people vote in November to let cities and counties grant property tax exemptions to bring in new or expanded industry. —Lets the people vote in November to allow Florida to set up a housing agency that would sell bonds to finance low interest mortgage loans. SOCIAL PROGRAMS —Requires state licensing of abortion clinics —Exempt persons over 70 from jury duty. — Establishes a separate investigation division under the Auditor General to investigate suspected fraud cases referred by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. —Established a "bill of rights" for nursing home patients, and requires IIHS to develop a "workf are" policy under which persons who receive public assistance would be encouraged to work In return. 00 MISCELLANEOUS —Reenacts law, struck down by the courts as too broad, forcing auto insurance companies to refund excess profits to customers. —Permits home brewers to make up to 100 gallons of beer or wine at home annually without a permit. —Provides more protection for renters in apartments being converted to condominiums. —Bans traps for saltwater finfish other than a crab, crawfish or pinfish trap.. —Specifies that the electronic signals and tapes used for public television broadcasts of legislative sessions are not public and available for ue by commercial tv stations. —Requires married girls and mothers under age 16 who' have access to a child care center to attend school. —Continues PSC regulation of electric, water, natural ga's and telephone companies, but deregulates the telegraph indus. try and extends the time in which the PSC must make an initial ' decision on a proposed rate increase. - R. Garwood.may mean another Mtpo"nt in his For OPEC Iran Refuses To Lower Qil Price • -• - ----- ---- - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Graham has given keep control." the 1980 Legislature low marks for failing,,to deal adequately "A continuing disappointment," he said, was failure to bring with Florida's transportation problems. up the Equal Rights Amendment, "but it was not unexpected." Graham's number one priority — a stepped up mass transit Substantial legislation enacted by the session which adprogram financed by Income from a gasoline tax Increase — journed Saturday night, some of it already law, includes these was flatly rejected. He also lost proposal-ito outlaw devices measure: that tip motorists off to police radar speed traps, levy a special LAW ENFORCEMENT "Las on gas guzzling cars and provide grants to help pay for —Raises the drinking age irom 18 to 19. solar and other energy-saving devices. —Outlaws marijuana rolling papers, cocaine spoons and 'My biggest disappointment was transportation, but it got substantial recognition and the momentum for passage later," other drug paraphernalia, effective Oct. 1. —Sets mandatory minimum prison terms for trafficking in he said. He Is convinced that the program would have passed had this "angel dust" and Quaaludes unless the accused squeals on his not been an election year. He plans to call a special session dealer. —Upgrades pollee training and standards with enforcement right after the November election to re-offer the tax proposal. On a scale Of 1.to.-10, Graham rates the Legislature, which under the Department of Law Enforcement. —Provides for forfeiture of money and securities seized in returns today in special session, a 5.7 as far as identifying 'problems and developing effective programs to deal with drug arrests. to authorities any case of report hospitals to * —Requires them. person as they now do with abused of an elderly physical abuse But In terms of what was realistically expectable In an election year, Graham said he would have to raise the rating to children. —Outlaws use of drugs on racehorses without a bona fide an 8.2. medical reason: "I tAought this year, when there was not a general ap—Prohibits bail for persons convicted of drug smuggling, projrlations bill, there would be time to deal In an orderly way —Require police and highway troopers to undergo 40 hours with non-flsunl issues, but it didn't happen," he said In an of training with radar before using it to catch speeders. terview early Sunday. "But in terms of our program, it's been a good session, with ENERGY substantial reforms In the areas of education, energy con—Requires the Public Service Commission to impose energy servation, social services, economics, law enforcement and consrvation goals on utlitles. resource management," he said. —Lets the people vote In November to put in the constitution Graham said he was 'distressed " at the way completely unrelated matters like truck safety and the merger of the a property tax bred to people Installing solar heating equipment or other renewable energy devices, universities of Florida and North Florida got tied up together —Creates an energy research committee and requires the in a hostage situation in the closing hours of the regular session state to develop a plan for distributing federal money from the Friday and the special session Saturday, making passage of windfall profits tax on oil to help poor people pay utility bills. one dependent on passage of the other. —Imposes a surcharge of up to $50 on speeding tickets. "There's a breakdown," Graham said, "In the traditional RESOURCE MANAGEMENT degree of legislative discipline and more Individuals are doing —Streamlines environmental permitting. their own thing so that the leadership has to operate this way to - muchdeláyed trial on charges of<' - .. 10. - 1 - Graham— Give; . Legislature Could Delay Garwood Trial • : - 11 . 0c Icuse ieam, samu no wouma seek dismissal — be notified that a hearing is scheduled for I p.m. (1980 Florida Legislature) -- GErwood's attorneys say they 1111 present arguments on 32 motions In pee-trial hearings that resume today in the court-martial of the first Vietnamera soldier charged with being a traitor. - - -- .- Monday, June, ltSO-3A 8.2 returned home to find the door leading In from the garage had been pried open, a diamond watch and pistol stolen, deputies say. Mario was allegedly first contacted through an ad for To' Discuss Rights -. '.. - New Barrage Of Motions meeting . 8Ppearance in court todaY. '- 0. "S. , -- the Glover's restaurant asking If her husband had left for the were responding to a burglar alarm, d Pollee say they found Zen, armed with a knife, Inside the back door. He was also carrying a crowbar, they say. Zen was ordered held In lieu of ii000 tat pending first " 4, ,..•_.. , ', I IN t3KIIt • at 10:11 p.m. Saturday at the back door of Barney's Bar.B-Q, • - 1 INAI "N .1 - Palace Commander Arrested . I Controversial Land Issues Top Longwood Agenda ' - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I -• Fighting Rages Near Kabul I I . State Road 436, Otamonte Springs, by Police, who say they on charges settled with the concurrence of the - - .. ________________________ U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission three years on the lawsuit filed by G. Algernon Speer seeking an Injunction recommended that one of the following be appointed: Jim ago. against the city to stop the downtown re-development work deGanahi, Burt Hollingsworth or John Dickey. Knowles said the office of U.S. Sen. Lawton Chile,,. I). Lakeland, received a letteç from LEAA saying its investigatlon was due to a letter received from Tony Brooks. Brooks, a member of the Sanford Police Department, is assigned to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, as part of that original employment commission agreement. Brooks has denied writing any letter of complaint to LEAA, saying all he did was fill out a questionnaire, as requested by that agency. Knowles said at the same time LEAA told an aide to Senator Chiles the investigation was being held at the request of an attorney in the Miami office of the EEOC. Brooks said he was told by LEAA the case was reopened at Several controversial issues will be back on the agenda when -. The commission is scheduled to appoint a new city clerk the request of Luis Afford, an employment commission atthe Longwood City Commission meets at 7:30 tonight at city from 31 applicants to replace Mrs: Linda Martin Zike, who has resigned to move to Colorado. torney. hall. When Knowles contacted ' the employment commission, the Among the issues expected to draw people to the session are: agency said an assistant director at the agency denied the Also on the agenda will be a public bearing on the Longwood —ordinances on construction and a moratorium on nonagency was involved in reopening the investigation, conforming lots of record. Green annexation; Land Avenue-paving bids; computer apThe city manager said Mayor Lee P. Moore was contacted proval; the utility reimbursement agreement; an energy —a second request for a change of zoning from industrial several months ago by Alford, who said the employment code; request for site plan approval for the Russell Bastin and residential to Planned Unit Development by real estate commission settlement agreement was going to be rpened. office building on State Road 434; a resolution setting State agent B.D. Simpson for property owned by City Commissioner In a memo to the city commission; Knowles recommended Road 434 water line ssesnent; the proposed anti-nudity and J.R. Grant.. that the matter be pursued to uncover the facts of this massage parlor ordinance; and annexation of Slade Drive and —a site plan for a Handy Way convenience store on E.E. "harassment of the city." • Rock Lake Road. • Williamson Road. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin has said he will send Burg, his interior minister, to the talks. All gave no date roc the revived talks, saying they must be fixed in consultations among the parties. The Carter i nitiative was viewed by diplomats as an attempt to head off a European move on Middle East • negotiations. - , - Conflicting reports on several aspects of the upcoming In"Senator Chiles' office has been very cooperative and planned by the city. vestigatlon by a federal agency of purported civil rights helpful," said Knowles, suggesting Chiles' office continue to be — consldet amending the Sanford Airport Authority budget violations by the city of Sanford should be pursued, City nade aware of developments. "It is hoped that substantial to include expenditures and revenues totaling $15,500. Among Manager Warren Knowles will tell city commissioners tonight, documentation can be developed," he said, the expenditures Included is $4,500 to clear the approach zone Knowles will report to the commissioners that he has made "The city commission may wish to consider sending an to Runway 36. several Inquiries concerning the proposed investigation of the Individual to Washington and Miami In future months to run all — hold a public hearing to consider vacating and abandoning city by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of the the loose ends down," he said, portions of streets and a parkway lying between Mangoustlne U.S. Justice Department. • In other business at today's city commission meeting, the Avenue and Mulberry Avenue and between West First Street The federal agency notified the city several months ago the commission will: • and Seminole Boulevard as requested by the Hospital CorInvestigation was taking place. It demanded the city complete -- be Informed that Dr. Luis Perez has been elected by the poratlon of America. a questionnaire concerning various aspects f racial city employees to the city's civil service board. — consider making an appointment to the airport authority By United Press International Egypt- today accepted an American initiative for special negotiations in Washington with Israel to revive the stalled Palestinian autonomy negotiations and Israel has indicated it will participate. Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan All told reporters In Cairo that Egypt agreed to a proposal by Carter for a meeting in Washington with Israeli negotiator Josef NEW DELHI, India (UPI) — Afghan guerrillas fought raging battles with Soviet troops In a wide arc around Kabul today, suffering heavy casualties — up to 1,000 killed and 2,000 wounded, reports reaching . India said. • But hundreds of rebels slipped past a cordon of Soviet tanks into the city in a prelude to what could be the decisive battle for the capital, Afghan reports said. Up to 1,000 guerrillas were killed and 2,000 were wounded in fighting around the capital, estimates coming from the Afghan capital said. In weekend reports on Tehran radio, Afghan rebel groups claimed more than 1,000 Soviet soldiers were killed in Herat province during recent lighting, The claims could not be independently confirmed. Leaders City Egypt. Accepts U.S. Talks — CONNED THEN BURGLED A Longwood man who left his home Friday night to recover moy from a furniture mover, returned to find his house burglarized, deputies say. On top of that, the mover — whom deputies described as a "con man" — did not show to return the cash, they report. Jerry GlQver(1)1 Murcott CL, told deputies he was called Friday night bya man he knew as"Marlo," who had allegedly taken $800 from him for a promise of moving furniture, but failed to do the work. Mario said he wanted to meet Gloer at The Play Pen, an Orlando night club, to return the cash, deputies say. Glover left his home at 10:30 p.m. Glover's wife told deputies she received calls from Mario at Donovan Lee Zen,30, of Mills Avenue, Orlando,was arrested not want to press charges. He is in Sen-dnole Memorial presirlant in tell any American not to attend any conference anywhere on earth.' Clark was en route home from an "International Conference on U.S. Interventions in Iran." . — . satisfactory condition this morning In Fish Memorial Hospital, . DeLand. A li ttle more than four hours later Saturday, Ned Sheppard, 45, also a resident of 21 Water St., was found stabbed on • Dollar Way, Midway. Sheppard told deputies he knows who sta bbed him, but did the United States toward Iran will prolong the captivi ty . — i P Midway Res"idents houred In Assaults ,I i Deputies 'jave no reasoh for the attack on Sanderson, now in , Ramsey (lark said today "every belligerent act" Py -. —. - f • Hostages' Captivity: Clark - - By DAVID M.RAZLER Herald Staff Writer . Deputies are Investigating two unrelated weekend assaults on residen ts of a Midway house which put two men In the hospital and two men In jail. In the first Incident at 2l Water St., Arthur Sanderson, 50,e was hospitalized with severe cuts to the head and damage to,-thelefteye: Deputies claim he was beaten at 6:35 p.m. Saturday by two men, Cleven Hall, 58, of Sipes Ave.,Mldway, and aman Hospital in satisfactory condition. idetlfylng himself as Alan Williams. 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(10 , . . .. . . . . . BOB WAGMAN JEFFREY HART p ',gjp'p) WEVE Running WrA rM )h UE . . . Chore ' tou . pursue any diplomatic initiatives until and unless inat share hi.s views on all .major Issues. Bat and Reagan have differed on such major issues as the Panama Canal treaty, but that Is considered past history by the Reagan ca mp. They now pronounce 'Baker suf- he can restore a measure of stability to his c, government, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat faces ' options. Given Israel's ficiently in agreement with Reagan on most similarly confining . betrayed the Palestinift cause. So, for the him as moment at least, he must sit tight and wait for some sign of movement from the Israelis, of the Issues, Bu there Is one big exception: abortion. Reagan has long been on record as opposing abortion. lie received much support in the prI marles from right-to-life groups, which see the only major presidential candidate . with a'steady anti~abortlon %Card. Those same gi4ts considik Baker to be however unlikely that is In the next few months. one of the Senate's strongest supporters of present negotiating posture, Sadat can hardly be expected to offer concessions tha tt would be Arab world viewed in Egypt and elsewhere in as the final, unequivocal proof that he had It. . — -'--- - By United Press International . A " - - -- - -- / In)gfl,theNixoncampaigntriedtof'1fleSSe - Office Productivity Gripe Or I k separate presidential campaign organization, the Committee to Re-Elect the President. That did not prove to-be a happy precedent. But another problem exists concerning Bill ' / ') - m structural problem by creating a WORLD ( . . • ' - - "I'm making my report to Mr. MacPhail (league president . * By JOANNA FIRESTONE Brock has proved to be an excellent A good chair Is the seat managers and a quiet atmosphere were other the factors frequently mentioned as contributing nation's ftite oDUar workers, and many ire to increased productivity. The Harris study found federal temmore jealous of their office chain than the of the perature regulations — 78 degrees In sunl?condy, .overstuffed variety in front winter will potentially reduce mer, 65 In fa .mily TV. office productivity because they are not the More thain 70 percent of executives and a most comf ortable, third i office AlftWh 70 percent of the executives . . Ha surveyed believe the regulations are - was more important than their favorite chair ., over when the Republican Party was widely regarded as ripe for extinction, and he has made some progress in repa-lir-ini' the situation. But his political vision seems sadly . 11 .." t. , 11.1" . - . Lee) and IT be caffing the league office tomorrow," said Clark. Madlock, the Pittsburgh Pirate third baseman, was fined $5,000 and suspended fortS days by National League president - 1 Chub Feeney. Bumbry cracked a double and three singles to drive in five runs and Kiko Garcia added a pair of two-run singles to power I . future electoral and demographic profile of the Re publi can Party. " ; 'If I L14'. .1~1 . I . Baltimore. Besides giving up 11 hits, California pitching - . . - helped the Orioles' cause by issuing 11 walks. The Angels have now lost five st r ai ght and 13 of their last IS at home. . - Stewart, 2-5, was the winner white Chris Knapp, 1-3, took the loss. Twins 5, Blue Jays 1 Symptomatically, Brock keeps talking, major contributor to productivity. necessary, more than half believe they have Nearly 40 percent said their office chair resul ted In lower productivity, Carter's past pressure on Israel has already cost based right-to-life orpnization just before the critical Illinois primary. In that telegram, he him the political support of influential segments promised flatly that if nominated he wouId of the American Jewish community. He is not choose "a pro-life running mate," likely to risk further losses between now and Then In a major interview with the Wall November. Street Joirnal, Reagan wasaaked tout those organizer at the state and local levels. He took defective. He has no plausible vision of the - First of about blacks, all, the word "women" in that sentence most pleased with their surroundings, but the at home. Republicans do very well, but it means acThe Harris study was conunissioned by klng feat reatheymostoftencttedaslaCwere tivlstwomen,peoplewhomakeafussabout of Michigan, a leading the right temperature, quiet, a place to relax, , the condition of actually being a woman. mianufacttirer of office furniture. a window, privacy and ability to change `.'." Minorities, as Brock uses the term, doesn't* About half the nation's 56 million office furniture a3.the jobs change. mean Italians, Irisb,-or -even Chinese. It,-;. workers more than 75 percent oftheir The prospect; then, Is for a prolonged pause In luuesorrwhichhethougM'heand his running A pet peeve among the nation's office means HEW-style minorities: blacks, and half of those work time sitting the Mideast peace process. Even so, there is mate could disagree. Reagan named the workers Is smoking. Hispanics," Indians, etc. questioned In the Harris survey complained reason for at least a pinch of cautious optimism. Panama Canal and a Kemp-Roth type of About a third of all American workers . For the foreseeable f#ture, the Republicans Peace is so important to all the principals In the sweeping In cut. But on abortion, he bisisted of back strain. smoke while on the job, but over half their cohave very little future with HEW-style that "It would be very hard for me to accept The Har ris study showed increased pay IIM worke rs would prefer Middle East, as well as to those who rely on OPEC minorities or with activist, feminist women. (a pro-abortion running mate) because I feel . while at the top of the list — is not the only separate areas. oil, that the search for an enduring settlement will that we are talking about the taking of a Thereh no need to "write off" those group& stfiniflus to white collar productivity. Many of The percentage of workers who smoke is It Just doesn't seem useful to make a special surely be pursued in one form or another. humanlife," those sur veyed believe better working concH- highes t in banking, Investment and gove ff ort to stroke them. Evidence of this éame recently with Saudi tlons would help Increase productivity. ernment offices. The fields of Insurance, real a ciaic no-win situation has arisen: Arabia's reported overture to Egypt and Israel. promise. But not doming Bakerecsiise of nection between their office comfort and their smokers thin the national average, Breakthroughs may yet come from unexpected nominee. Humphrey, McGovern, and Carter job performance. A good du& and Ugbft, the &WrUm issue would brand ReW as a all got the same percentage of the black vote. '. quarters. The Harris study was its second, sur-A7 of were mentioned most often as the basic tools office attitudes and productivity. The first ft hardly matters what the Republicans say ' zealot, or at least aj being so dogmatic that Indeed, until November there may be no choice and proclive needed In a comfortable whether he has the was conducted In 1918. questions of or do. old all the but to wait for the unexpected, Since the 1978 study, Harris reported a mind set to be president will be raised again. Bill Brock doesn't seem to see that the use" the e of convenWhat constitutes an ideal office chair? "dramatic Reagan's staff Is trying to work him Out of swing VOIC LB SUE115tafflUaIly LM 131,184-C Vote, Good back mWort, wheels and comfort thiose ilional offlicesi'and an bxrease in the use of the e bind. To start wil,14 they got Baker to Say which gave Nixon his 1972 landslide but went "open" plan and bWlpen types of offices. hinviewed said. pubUcly that he is not very interested in beW back to the Democrats for Carter In 1976. According to the 19*) study, 29 percent of vice president and that he does not expect to The survey found the office chair Is tmThe question therefore comes down portant not only for comfort, but status as office workers report t* work in a convenbe, Thus, it Reagan has to pw him up, ft whether Brock can function as chairman tional office, down 10 percentage points from excuse can be made that it was because well especially among executives. Letters to the editor are welcomed for the RNC with a Reaganite appeal to blue Baker preferred to stay In the Senate. Although just 14 percent of office workers 1978. The percentage of workers In the open . publitation. All letters must be signed. with a collar and ethnic white voters. plan type of office has increased from 30 have "executive" dudn — heavily padded In addition, Room PollAff PJchu4 w hil increases In the possibli, a telephone Perhaps it should be put bluntly to Bill 'mailing address and, ff. percent to 36 percent w e Irthlin hu begun a natiorad POD N*ft with a high back and arms, 37 percent said that's the kind of chair they would pick for bullpen or pool type of office show gains of 14. Brock this way: Can you work with Reagan? Republicans who they prefer as their party's number so the identity of the writer may be to 20 percent during the same period. It is not up to Reagan to work with you. vice presidential candidate. thnseIves. verified, The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to elimina te libel or to - % . . . - -. . - -, Herzog Takes Over __ . ' , 1 - ' , - L . BERRY'S WORLD , - I Justice May Have Tampered With Probe WASUGTON - JwUce Deprhmat , H&amount of of nmm=. Now it will never into Lbe fedual neLl' Ken Boyer Becomes . — ' .. - 4 ' . - : . ::i; ! :; I ,: -- ___ - _____________ ;:11!:::: : .::. ___ ~::. .r .:; f - - pentagon's U-- ilit cost& At the same time, the president's be known whether they would have accepted ABSCAM wvestipum by ordeft un. brWm becu, ft i.nviestigations wem the orders scotching ft pursluit od the seven budget experts have been trimming and members of Congress. But the ABSCAM c1rcovcr agents not to pirsis promising quietly cut off. In all seven cases, the only in tlotafth* On deputment's budget. This has, WaimlUtim C00"rutim won with thie invatiptim wu elmly supavised kilids agaLtild sma memblers ol C=vaL led Commerce Secretary Philip Klutznlck t 1.javored seven have been Identified as mkkiiemen who boasted of congressional Washington by Attorney Gener$ Benjamin the budget office discreetly about "a Qvi1etti and PbUip Heymann, bW of tbe ask House SpeAer Tip VNA D-MM, HOM WOWtim theY my bm eugMste& possible supplemental appropriation i I reported on May I that tha ABSCAM In. Justice Department's criminal division, Jucary Chairman Peter Rodino, D4U., H& of the defem Lum the president has tim W bm erratic in prviq Footsiote: 'A spokesman Wd thiat Ow le&dL I*m lee& wery pumied; otbers Justice Depwtment I'dd wt give any InAsW me to addrless.11 William fluiftloll James Florio, I wrotc I me" Wt a midstnxtions to cem pnubg any promising N.J.,James HowWd,D-N.J. XW Jim MAU01, Pet 1110V I çfl.inai SLOW LEARNER: Even aft er mon th s.., nine Cohn and bad promised to peodute Speaker cases." But my associate Gary D.TCW. oNsill d that lbs FBI w*rcoverinen had West Coast rrpon deut Michael VInr on the Job, Energy Secretary Charles Duncan, ____ continues to make flubs that have members of This charge will be documented In a forrasud rest Interest. But then nothing confirmed from competent sources that the Congress shaking their eac1s, .. , theosning book by Bob Greens, Newsday's bsppened. I also noted thai Jti Depart. FBI agents At one recent Capitol Ifill heving, for - . ewnpie, he referred to Doris Dewton,: fldentlal outline Indicates that the book will be ptilng a lead Involving North Carolina's LI. language. used to bait an Investigation was: butid heavUy on evidem h= Mel Weiw Gov. James Grm, who is active in PMWNA ,,we don,t W& it wwW be praaW& to assistant administrator of the Energy .. berg, govr,xuent's star witness in the carter's mlectkm campaign. Regulatory Administration, as "Mr.., pursue that case." AWAH caw. Gram's book outlLne gm fwthff. Cift 'PENTAGON PUMM& A ncret Army DewtM" ~, .. *. Wasfttw is a me= for =wM . e"= fmm Wdnbwg, and other wwcelsi, sU*,titled .''Army Conclerns, Impad, Dunmn comn-Atted a more serious pffe at . , and offappearance before the House trade sub., - -. flnapcial transactions which are often ceo- Greene declares: "Weinberg-and the ageflts Costa," warns that cOostnniion delays, ammted in c&W4 wM no remift Wq woo worked with him wais trudmted iod elgolpmat shartoges lack of bind' and COMMIttee. ASW to eqiain an kriportant—, tedinlcal point in the proposedoil-importfee,. aoslid to C*$I later unbarrasartent, But bewildered at a series of orders-from the ot constraints jeopardize U.S. r.dh ... _____ . — - - . ~ I . - ________________ SCAMscandsImosto(thenic*agI* prevented thorn from pursuing wthat they e.siai 0 r , . - saitjon . . derstand it. "I am si'layman," he expWned airily. 'T :' , 'lbs outline names 11w seven IegWatcrs and cuts for eyery major agency eze e: Me 'em not a . # i9l)" boom fa ah' pobb QUt dpdk&nUy:'1W 0brM3111firi011 Arab 411 *AiL D*we VvprhPwL Yet all tW fat Wd the . At tblis, Rep. Jamm Shammon; D-Mm, " Seven gbsr, were m.ilwd as l,gtilatiws wIi offs.'ed these coogressnurs had alrsady aruwd forces ltave accumulated actually nlnded Duncan with 'y out by undercover FM oçsratlves posing as W - I -;*, ______ - - .5__ 4 * '. , - - ., .1. -. . -' 1. 1 .5 . - 11 - - . . ..... - . ..............:.. , ' .- •::- ,'_-: . :. ' ' - '- ' S S , , , 'I) . - L Knapp (I 3) . 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Augustine and Cerone. Abbott, Rawley 19) (5) and Moore W Petry (3 3) and L Cox W Abbott (5 21 L Detroit MiIw,iu Roy Smalley and Rob Wilfong singled home runs In a four-run snap a four-game losing streak. Paciorek's home run caIne in I Travers (3 3) HRs the first inning off Yankee starter lJon Guidrv. 6-2. ending a I Pnl-no ( 1), - Detroit, Guidry (6 21 HP -Seattle, M I lwau k ee, Paciorek (4)r P .. . . ~"Ii,>, ,-- games of a doubleheader with Montreal &inday and replaced Dusty Baker drove in two runs with a homer and an infield out him with Whitey' Herzog, who guided the Kansas City Royals to , to spark the Dodgers. Sutton, ~-2, hur led a four-hitter over 6 2-3 -.-'- -• I - - - innings to pick up the triumph and improve his overall record against Atlanta to 32-12. 'W Astros 5, GIants 4 , :.. second baseman Itennie Stennett in the ninth inning, giving •1 Houston a victory over San Francisco for the Astros' Iii th $5 - 0 A.- - - / / - --- - -- - - Fulgham (23). HRs—Montreal, Carter (17). Cron'iartl. (6). making up the difference. Cubs 2, PhilUesi - - ' Falcone (9) and Stearns W Solomon (30) L—Bomback (3 I) HR—Pittsburgh, Easier (i). - ,) — Lynn McGlothen scattered six hits in eight Innings and (Smnd Game) St.LouIs 102 001 000- 170 Los Ang 010 100 100-- 34 I mcintrw $01 300 31*— 9161 Atlanta 000 coo ico -- iso runswring hits to spark the Cubs to victory. Thomas, Seaman (4), Little Sutton, Sutcliffe 17) and field (6). Frazier (7) and Ferguson. 130991. Garter (I) Reds 1, Padres S Gr(mstey, B&'insen and Nahorodny W- Sutton (5 Rookle Charlie Leibrandt pitched a three-NUer and Dan - (1). Scisa (8) and Tamargo. W- 2) L-Boggs 122) HR -1.0% wi th the team a li ttle more than a week ago and promised some scored a run while Mike Tyson and Ivan DeJesus provided changes would be made to halt the tailspin. "I think till man Is going to turn our Car" around before the seasm is over," Busch said. Herzog said had been In touch with Claiborne recently Driessen hit his sixth home run to highlight the Reds' triumph. Gr msley bmuse of the Cardinals' problems, but added that the Lieffirandt, 5-3, struck out two and walked one in outdueling groundwork for joining Claiborne was started years ago. Randy Jones, 4-6, and notching his second shutout of the And It's bip*ned." fterzog, 48, managed U Royals from 1975-79, taking them to the American League playoffs from t976-73 but liVIng all tine San Dgo . B9yer, a fortner AIMW third baseman for SL Lauls, had R"Pd in the dub's farm system for seven yem bdore he was called up to replace Vera Rapp 11 games Into the IM important." nwer his gDA of 300 majoO- Wague victorles., I Suttw best pftps his favorite foe &mday., a 3.1 win , , Rick SutcUffe surrendered one hit over the final 2 1-3 Innings to pick up Ids fourth save. but these things happen. U you don't own the bIl club1 and yoi - d0Q't the Q0 tbe job, eWj bM*YOU W gNM 0 flft& ltlfl welL . - ., - rm - ____ - - - - r 'IMM)V# &W 210 were pardnilarly imp~t to me because thei tied and broke the Doer record," Sutton Baker, aformnerBrave, said he enjoys confronting his exDodgers extremely tough." i4 Angeles Increased the margin to 2-0 In the fourth who Reggie Smith led off with a walk, went to third on a double by Steve Garvey itnd scored on an Infield out by , S . - , , - - . . - . - LOsAngeleswon theweekendserieswiththe Braves, two games to one, and maintained a one-game lead over Houston atop the National League West: Atlanta Is in fif th Atlanta tewrimata because "they (the Braves) play the - - The Braves' run came in the seventh on an RBI single by The Dodgers went ahead 1-0 in the second when Dusty Baker ripped a 2-1 pitch into the left field seats off star ter -Tonmy BogM 2.1. ~ noting that .11 of his wins over 200 have been somewhat . - Bill Nahorodny, r ovw 4 2-3 kminp to pick up his ____ Baker. The Dodgers capped their scoring in the seventh when Sutton squeezed home Ron Cey. - Stitto P9 ft win marked no partiodar milestone, Herzog uW of B"er:"I think Kenny's A fine bamW mn, - ' fifth wIll 01 the I*5OSI S8b two ' "I haven't made up my mind yek" sdd Boyer."'I'm going to - id career win. It was Stitton's n eweer victory over the Braves apinst ____ - 010000021 482 0)02)0001-590 mid, "but the rest of them between here and 300 aren't that just l2loaaes. hold my head ç high." San Fm Houston Braves more often dining a season he probably would be over the Braves, to earn his sftwn. The dub finislied with a 0&76record de next year for a . -S Angeles. Baker (10). Cind 010 000 Wit- I 7 0 Blue, Minton-m. Holland (9) Steve Garvey's hot RBI bat and Don Sutton's icirmi, Shirley (1) and Ken. and May, Sadek (9), Ryan, pitching are two of the reasons the Dodgers dafi. Fahey (I); Leibrandt and Sambito (S) and Pubis. W-currently hold a one-game lead over Houston in —Jones (15). HR—CincInnati, HR—San Francisco. Clark (9) the National League W es t. ATtAXrA(UPI) — U Don Sutton could meet the Atlanta . - . . the Royals finished second' In the American League West. Bumb said Hawg bin &4;ned a wntralct throuigh the IM - 000000000-0)1 1 Dodger Vet Would Like Brave Diet More Often serits to the New York Yankees. He was fired 14 year after 17-win Improvement, foyer SYStem. (23). 1- Thomas (1 3) "I knew John CWborm when he first cam to We Mets as a season, He didn't aflow a numer to reach third base. baseball coalch from Washington University," uLd Herzog. Neb 44, Pirates 0 runs "He once said to a*,and this is very funny, big league general manager, I want you to be my manager.' spark the Mets to victory In the opener. Mike Easier, who hit . - HR (Second Game) Toronto ST. LOUIS (UPI) Whitey Herzog, who led the Kansas City The Cardinals, alter losing 6-4 to the Expos, fell to 18-33, the straight triumph. Royals to three straight American League West pennants, worst record in the piajor leagues and have lost 21 of their last National League takes over tonight as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, 26 games, including their last five straight. chcago 00)000)00-270 owners of the worst record In baseball. Phila 000 000 000- -06 i (First Game) Busch expects Herzog to change things drastically. McGlcifhen, Sutter (9) and Pt%bgh 000 Oil 000 A 9 1 "I've got a heUuva speech written out for them," said While the Cardinals have been struggling, the Expos have Blackwell, Rulhven, Reed (I) P1 V 101 001 10* 6 13 0 Herzog, who joins the Learn in Atlanta. "I'm gonna take this been playing very soundly. The double-header sweep boosted and Boone. W-McGlothen (I D Robinson. Romo (6), dang team and run It like I think it should be run. Hopefully, the Expos' winning streak to six games and enabled them to 2) 1 Ruthven IS 5) Tekulve (7) and Ott. Burr Is, Glynn 181 and Hodges W the pieces will fall into place." take over first place in the National League East by one game (First Game) Burris (11) 1. Porno 131) The Cardinals were in Montreal Sunday for a double-header over Pittsburgh. St Louis 000 002 002 46 I HRs Pittsburgh, Easier 2 7 against the Expos. Between games, Manager Ken Bayer was Gary Carter slugged a tworun homer In the opener and Montrel 3)1 000 01* 692 F U I g ha m, Littlefield (1). (Second Game) surprised by the appearance of General Manager John-. -Andre Dawson went S-for-S and drove In two runs In' Often (7), Hood (I). Frazier (8) Pfsbgh 1000)0001 39 I was fired. Clalborne, who told Boyer he nightcap to spark the sweep. Cardinals 6-4 and 8-4. and Kennedy, Simmons (0). NV o o 000 060 "I thought he was here to make a deal," Boyer said of The Expos have lost the services of two of their big hitters, Rogers. Fryman (5) and Solomon. Tesulye (7) and Clalborne. Ellis Valentine and Larry Parrish, but Carter and Dawson are Carter. W—Rogers (75). 1— Ott, Bomback, Reardon (7), happen to me some day." . - Stewart (2 Sl Mayberry 02) Glenn Abbott, 5-2, and Shane Hawley combined on a sixhitter and Toin Paciorek hit a two-run bonier to enable Seattl o lead in the se,cond game and were beaten, 94, with coach Jack Krol at the he lm. losses. August A. Busch Jr., 81-year-old club owner, had met to pick up some of u _____ I 000 000001 '-, ,, av U V tj .3 0 - - - Thomas (III I12 120061000- 13 11 0 Minn 010 100 00* 5 1 2 BaIt 20 1 200 003 0 9 Jefferson, Moore 14). ITuskey Calif Stone. Start (1) and (1) (5) and Whiff, Erison. (orbett 19) - and Graham. Aase. Knapp I?). Clear (SI, Barr Wynegar W Erikson (I 3) L (6) and Donohue, Cliburn (I). W J.'llcrson (231 lIP - Toronto. . successive American League West titles in 1976-78. The news that Herzog would be taking over Monday night In Atlanta certainly didn't Inspire the Cardinals. After losing the The Cardinals dropped both games against the Expos, and now have lost 22 of their last 27 for a record of 18 wins and 34 Carter has asked the Commerce Department The document ioe't identliy-srfio Issued officials may have tampered with as FBI's - I - IS :1 American League (First Game) Toronto By United Press International two home runs for Pittsburgh in the first game, added anotfler The St. Louis Cardinals, as flat as some of owner Gussie in the nightcap to earn the Pirates a split. Ray Burris, 44, won Busch's leftover beer, have appointed a new brewmaster and the opener and Eddie Solomon,3-0, took the nightcap. Dodgers he hopes to add some gusto to a rather lifeless product. 3, Braves I com ive- itter and - - Maririers hitting drought that had seen Seattle shut out two straight games by New York on a total of f i ve hits. Suffon o Sharp As Dodgers R0 '11 - conform to space requirements. - Roger Erickson, 1-3, allowed four hits in 8 1-3 Innings and Now that Ken Boyer of St. Louis has become _ JACK ANDERSON . National League Roundup thi' first managerial casualty of the 1980 season at St. Louis, could Boston Red Sox skipper Don Zimmer, un able to establish much of a winning scene In Beantown be next? . , . - '- last four holes Sunday for a closing 7-under-par 65 that vaulted Will into the tie with Bean who could only match par for the day. - - Write - llooley, tied for 28th at the start of the final round, had three straight birdies on the front nine and three over the Mariners 5, Yankees 0 fourth off Jesse Jefferson, 2-3. In the nightcap, Barry Bonnell ,_,-~ ., - Please tooth and nail rounds. I never got to where I had to make a putt. It didn't wear me out at all." iteti Sox 6, As Butch Hobson. whose thirdinning error gave Oakland a gift run, atoned for his mistake with a three-run, ninth-inning hoiner.,roni Burpneier, 3-1, the last of three Boston pitchers, was the winner. Reliever Dave Hamilton fell to 0-2. Royals 5, Rangers 4 George Brett slammed a'tworun homer with two out n the ninth. the Royals'sixth straight triuniph and the Rangers'fifth consecutive loss. Reliever Bob Babcock, 0-1, took tile loss and Gary Christenson, 3-0, pitched two-thirds of ;in inning to gain the victory. Dan Quisenberry earned his 10th save, but rich 0ore Rusty Staub's pinch-hit RBI double brought Texas to within one fl1fl. ansford, norn-tally quiet, got off the ground in a rage. beginning of his tenure at the RNC. DETROIT (UPI) " Milwaukee. Then pitcher Sammy Stewart picked Lansford off second. Br6ck, and it has been present since the Correct temperattim, encouragement from . in two runs with one out in the 13th. Jocy McLaughlin raised his record to 3-3.. Indians 7 White Sox 2 Rick Manning stroked a tworu,t single and Jerry E)ybzinski added an RBI double duing a three run seco nd off Britt Burns, 7.4. John- Denny, 6-4, pitched six innings and gave up six hits. Mike Stanton went the rest of the way for hiS second save. % 'rigers 9, Breers 5 Jim 1.entine's first majorleague tiolfer tl'lggered a fiverun first against Bill Travers. 3-3. His fourth-inning double touciied off a two-run flurry that helped Dan Petry even his record at 33. Gorman Thomas hit his 11(t) homer of the season for Carney Lansford sure picked the wrong time to mess with the men in blue. With Bill Madlock's recently settled case putting th e spotlight on overheated arguments, Lansford's run-in with umpire M Cla could bring him some proble ms. "You saw It," a terse Clark said Sunday after the Baltimore ioles scored a 1 victory over the California Angels. "He bumped me once, and he bumped me again 'When I ejected him. His body was In my face. That's all I have to say." The incident occurred with California batting in the fifth inning. Baltimore had just scored six runs to take a 9-5 lead but the Angels were battling back with the bases loaded and one .. - ._ - . Birds Bomb Angels In Heated Meeting But the RNC focus is bound tobeabit different. Republicans will also be running for Congress and for the Senate, not to mention state and local office. The RNC focus is bound to take that into account. N!114;~,_ -- _. - American League RÔUn dup - -' BUSINESS pro career, Her I-over-par73on a day that saw only four sub-par ______________________ ________________________ . - __ Uttle, a sta tuesque 28-yearold South African, battled inds gusting to 35 mph and the challenge of a bevy ,of veteran players to capture her first major championship in a 10-year Bill Brock has two problems in his present post. The first is structural. The Reagan people are focusing, of course, almost entirely on the ptesldentlal contest. They would, therefore, like the RNC to coordinate its efforts be hind Reagan. .' ___ It was. would be a damaging protest against Brock's executn S ____ ____ _____ the ninth hole, she had a feeling it might just be her day. balloons designed to find out whether there . - gallery that included many relatives and close friends. "I'm not very emotional persoP," said Nelson, ho livs at Acworth, Ga., only 15 miles from the site of the Classic. But, on 18, to look over and see my mother, my father and my wife, it was very emotional. It's a long walk, you have to go about 140 yards down through there the gallery at 18). Nelson turned what had been expected to be a duel with Bean into a rout when he ran off those three straight birdies to triple the lead he beld at start of Sunday's play. "It was no strain," said Nelson. At wasn't one of those all 1-under us, gave her a 72-hole score of 285 on the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center course and a ftee-shot victory' over runner-up Jane Blalock, the only other player to niatch par. "When my second shot skipped on the water and went over on No. 9," said the new champion, "I felt things were going my way." The victory, which earned her $22,500, was the sixth for Uttle, her first this year and her first major title, qualifying her for the World Series of Women's Golf, Sept. 4-7 at The - total 270. National Committee. Such anonymous "leaks" really aren't leaks at all, but trial . __________ _______ KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (UPI) Sally Little didn't walk on water during the final round of the LPGA Championship Sunday, but when she skipped her second shot across a lake on . Nelson, picking up four front nine birdies — including three in a row — shot a 5-under-par 67 Sunday for a possibility-probabifity that Bill Brock will be replaced as chairman 'of the Republican Heretofore, the United States has been a chief pro-aborlion.slde V times In 23 key Senate tas on the lam sine. Will. catalyst In moving Israel' toward the sort of Making Reagan's problem even worse IS flexibility without which previous agreements would have been impossible. 'But President the tek5I'aflJ he sent to a major Chicago. : . Little Celebrates First Major LPGA Tour Title this year." anonymously to the press about t abortion. They calculate that he has taken the - . * . __ -. _ "But, we're talking about two different courses," said Nelson. "I was 18 under (at the Atlanta Country Club) and this week (at Balt usrol in northern New Jersey) you don't know. I hear they are predicting over phr can win the Open Reagan aides have been talking - , . -: %._ lie ened.more than $281,000 and No. 5 this year after climbing past $158,000 with the $54,000 he earned with his first 1 9 victory, was spurred on Sunday by a partisan '79 Classic, and Don Pooley, who had a65 for the best finalround score, tied for runnerup honors at 277. Nelson, No. 2money winner on last year's PGA tour when . victory r. this year's pro golf "It seems like when I'm playing well, I don't make many bogeys," said the 32-year-old Georgian who had only three this past week while winning the Atlanta Golf Classic by a runaway seen strokes. "I hope I don't make many this week. - - I . . . .. - . - k 0 . = "Ir m", "" 8. . key aides here concede their candidate is facing a major problem over his choice of a running mate. What's worse, none of them has yet been able to figure a way out of this political considerations in Israel, Egypt and the b d. in United States may work against, any new Nearly everyone in the Reagan camp negotiations until late this year. agrees that the strongest running mate for the The government of Israeli Prime Minister former California governor would be Sen. Menachem Begin is beset with challen ges from Howard Ba ke r of Tennessee. They the opposition La bor pay and from within the Senate minority leader would see as a link ruling Likud coalition itself. The dramatic to the more moderate elements of the party, Reagan from losing resignation of Defense Minister Ezer Weizman would likely prevent many votes to independent candidate John recently is but the latest in a series of domestic Anderson and would make an excellent political setbacks suffered by Prime Minister showing In debates with Vice President Begin. Most are rooted in Begin's failed economic waiter Mondale. But It Reagan chooses Baker, he will break policies Israel's inflation rate exceeds 100 percent and his hard-line sta nce on West Bank a direct promise to a major special Interest, thus casting hi mself as a candidate who settlements and autonomy. breaks his .solemn word when doing an Begin's moun ting difficulties could topple his becomes politically exped ient. government. Meanwhile, he will be hard put to Reagan has said that his running ma te — . . ... . __. ATLANTA (UPI) Larry Nelson feels good about his chances in this week's U.S. Open because he u11y pla ys well in stretches and he's coming off the most convincing The Bill Broc Problem 1 As though all this were not discouraging enough, there is little likelihood of an early resumption of Israeli-Egyptian talks on the future status of the West Bank. Indeed, domestic 1 I Nelson Tames Atlanta'. classic . Field I - Reagan S Under the terms of the Camp David agreement, Israel and Egypt were to have completed negotiations on autonomy. for West Bank' Palestinians by May 26. Instead, the deadline passed with no agreement and with hardly a ripple. The suspension of formal talks earlier in the month left no doubt that the deadline would be missed. — . . . . I Setbacks . . . I Mideast 0 11 I .- - Months, 127.00; Year, $50.00. . I I, 0111`11iiiII111111ilim . 9- . - . . . . - - 0 Sets Sights On Upcom ng U.S. Open ______________________________________________________________________ . : Monday, June, 19$O—SA . ,., . .. " .1 . home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, 11.10; Month, $4.75; 6 1 — . . WES SWENSON, Advertising Director .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ~ - -.' I . . WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor - SPORTS .. I ..: . ~ USPS At 2901 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305322-2611 or 111.9993 Monday, June 9, 190-4A - . place In the division, nine and one-half games back of the Dodgers and one and one-half games ahead of the cellar. dwelling San Francisco Giants. The Dodgers go to New York for a meeting tonight with the Mets while the Braves stay in Atlanta Statium to ffftl the Giants in a battle to stay out of Last place. - �S. S., - - - - - a - a - - - - I j S £ A-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fi 1 Monday, June, iflo , ' - 14, - .. p OURSELVES p Rags To Riches Part Of Jockey!s Ride Pitt 32; LeFlare, MtF Collins, Cm 19; LaW, Lt and Scott. MU 17. American L,agu, Hender. son, Oak 27, WilSon. KC 21; Cruz, Sea 18; wIlls, Tex IS; Bumbry, Bait and Molitor, MU Major League Standings By United Press International National League East GB Montreal 29 20 Sn Ptsbgh 29 fl .369 1 Phila 26 22 .312 2"7 N.Y 13 77 .4O 6', Chcago 22 26 .15* 6'. St,Louis 18 3.1 .346 12", West W I Pc?. GB 'Los Ang 32 21 .604 HouSton 30 71 .58* 1 - - SCOREBOARD Baseball S - .1 Skip Dunawiy, Dave Barr. 341 David Eger. 34 Bill Gallowiy 344 Mike Peck 552 Lance Ten Broeck. 546 ArtleMcNickl,, 510 737076 77796 70.74 71-79-797 71-7244.7I.-i,i 11-64-7$77-797 7071.7771-799 727279 76_-799 71 73 S076-X Soccer . Pitching Victc'ies SOCCER National League Canton, NASL Phil 10 2; Blue. SF 82; Reuss, .NATIONALCONFERENçE LA 71. Pastore, Cm '72; EASTERN DIVISION Richard, Hou 7); Rogers, Mtl . S L OF GA BP Pta 75. 10 2 33 16 26 *6 American League .. , j, Cosmos . 6 5 151* 11 17 NY 8 2; Cura and' Martin, KC Roche%'tr S 7 18 21 11 17 and Honeycutt, Sea 7 2; Burns, Toronto - LThW YOItK(UFI)-You'd . enough about the wonderful else." . think that because of their And so they might have way he worked the horse.' size and- the ever-present Cantey went out of his way because Genuine Risk, possibility they could' break to cite. Maple's contribution running her heart oqt, gave . their necks every day they go with Tetnperence Hill1 who' every evidence she might to work, jocke.js caught the leaders with a dupllcateherKentuckyDerby automatically would invite a furlong left and out-ran victory before Temperence strong feeling of admiration Genuine Risk to the wire. The Hill beat her.to the finish line. and sympathy. trainer was answering dozens A good part of that was It doesn't always work out . Of quesUor about the horse Maple's doing. He looked as If that way at all. tracks that many horse the job tic did on a whenhespecifically broke off he was beating a drum the way be put the whip to To the average bettor, the wners are far more treacherously muddy track in to point out: •.. Hill's right side only time any jockey is a hero solicitous of the general Temperence winning a race that was "Eddie Maple was as much Is when he wins aboard the xelfare of their animals than supposed to have been strictly responsible for what hap- near the end. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ' Monday, iune, leo-1B . , -. . -. H . Candy Stripers in stall Officers At SMH ites . -. . 5 TONIGHT'S TV ' __________________________ MONDAY - a EVENING The t4setting of goals and a C 0 7') U NEWS San Fm II 37 .396 1) 5 6 11 16 13 13 National League - Richard, Dallas Atlanta Saturday's Retults 1 9 14 29 13)7 Hou 1.66; Canton, Phil 1,91; 1 8 IS 20 12 36 New York 6, Pittsburgh 5. 1) Welch, LA 2 07. Palmer, MIt MilYlesota iriingS WESTERN DIVISION 2.1); Matula, AtI and Swan, NY iiylng 6 S 13 16 12 18 American League - Norris, LAngeIes San Diego 6. CIncinnati 1, Oak 2.07; Burns, Chi 2.29; Vanc'vr 5 81619 1)13 night 1 16 751539 Gura, iCC 2.31; Honeycutt, Sea Portland Atlanta 6. Los Angeles 1, 2.11; Clancy, Ton 2.6$. AMERICAN CONFERENCE night . EASTERN DIVISION Strikeouts V.. night Phil 95; RIchard, Hou 90; Ft. Laud, 9 6 77 2525 night NEnglnd Rogers, Mtl 60. Amlnlcan League .- Guidny, Philphia 5 9 7) 21 1* 4* 3..S.)2.17.1O.21 Sunday's Results game Ii 3 3319 Norris, Oak and Bannister, Sea Chicago Memphis 1 6 20 22 Il 17 Pittsburgh 3. New York 0, - 59; Leonard, iCC and Keough, 2nd game . Oak 51. Detroit 5 7 18)8 17 47 Montreal 6. St. Louis 4, 1st Houston S 8)820 15 S Saves game WESTERN DIVISION National League - Sutter, Montreal 9, St. Louis, 1, 2nd Chi 12; Hume, Cm and AIIm, Calif. , 8 1 2 26 2674 game 6 6 lJ 11 11 so NY 9; Fryman, MtI I; Tekulve, San Diego Cincinnati 1, San Diego 0 Edmonton 6 6 1* 16 1319 Pit? and Fingers, SD Chicago 2. PhIladelphia 0 3 9 II 21 11 32 San Jose AmerIcan League - Farmer, - 0,, . ' Houston S. San Francisco I Monday's Games (All Times EDT) MINOR LEAGUES SOUTHERN EAST I. Pd. GB 7). 7:33 p.m. St. Louis (Kaat I.)) •t Atlanta (Matula 41), 7:35 p.m. New York (Zachry 1-2), $:OS Columbus pm Savannah San Diego (Mura 0-I) at J'vllle 28 78 .500 4 76 3) .I.16 6'.', 26 37 417 7 23 35 .396 10 Orlando Chicago (Lamp at 4 5) Memphis Houston (Forsch 6-1), 7:35 p.m. Nashville 39 II .6*5 37 20 650 7 San Diego at Montreal, night Chttn'ga 25 32 4)8 II Los Angeles at New York, Knoxvlllle 21 night SATURDAY'S RESULTS phla, nigh? r ' - • Cosmos 6. Atlanta 0 Seattle 3. San Diego 2. 2 OT for him when you know he turnedovertoindividualswho sometimesasmuchas2Oto25 feverishly 25 tImes. ajockey,lsconsideredagood earns as much as $800,000 a really know little about them lengths behind," Anthony said Asked about it afterward, rider although nobody puts year? Those who come and could care less. . of his characteristically lazy Maple said he didn't hit him In the same class as the exceptions, however, who won Saturday's Belmont four lengths after the' first doesn't see is someone like a 50-to-I shot, he enjoys an Belmont. duringthe recent installation of the volunteer group's officers at Seminole Memorial and that hard merely because Laffit Pincay or Angel Cor- • '- .' ' his boots to another jock at a relationship with the men who confidence in the colt's me," explained the 31-year- Belmont. "I don't take a back secondary track because he employ him to ride the horse, ability, but it was a question jockey from Carrollton, Ohio. seat to anyone. Sure, I get knows how tough things are owner John Anthony and of coaxing it out of him, and "i just know If I dIdlft have beat. I make mistakes ..." For him, trainer Joe Cantey. Eddie Maple handled that that stick, they would've He didn't make many It is no secret around the They appreciate Maple and magnificently. I can't say given the roses to someone Saturday. treasurer,' were installed by James Tesar, administrator of Seminole Memorial Hospital, and each was presented a carnation S Stakes.' ' ,. SOUTH 3* 23 .623 - - S . • . _____ . '' S . i_. ______ ," ________________ __________ - S denoting her office. . S , _ -'._._,,_,.,_,,,_,, ($L _______ .F : . MInnesota 4, 13 Toronto 6, InnIngs, 2nd game MiamI I, West Palm Beach 4 s Petersburg at Tampa, play halted In top of 6th due to light failure, with St. Petersburg leadIng 40, game to be completed July 2. TODAY'S GAMES Winter Haven at St. Petersburg Daytona Beach at Tampa Boston 6. Oakland I Kansas CIty S. Texas 4 Seattle S. New York 0 Monday's Games (All Tlmts EDT) Baltimore I1nagan 3-4) at Oakland (Langlord 4-1), 4:30 p.m. Kansas CIty (MartIn 7-2) at pm. ,,,/ -. 7:30 _____ a' . Public Services at the college and featured speaker for the 0 4 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. CtAL Thp Rebel Sljve A OunQ Slav8 Child SCIvCS .i membpr of the Confederate forces at the Battle of GetI,sburg THE NEWLYWED GAME 'S il 9 FAMILY FEUD 'if J5)MAUDE '4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest Myrna ioy (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 'k1 . ,., -,>-___________________ S.',. '',, 5 'long, the telephone In trainer Joe race, despite the fact the his owner, Cantey's barn was as insistent as John Ed Anthony, thought enough of jockey Eddie Maple's whip had been the colt to pay $20,000 to supplement Triple Crown races Including a vic- and Belmont winners west to face tory In the Derby and' a disputed Codex. ' second-place finish In the Preakness, Trainer Wayne Lukas, whose sooner had Cantey hung up on , "We wanted to find out how good dentical record in the series that year. of courses and many career avenues available to students today. the colt simply could not handle the -. ' .. -. ......'L are usually 14 to 17 years of Anthony, Who said he "bet some" on Risk, Codex and Temperence Hill. contest and the controversy over the "It was a big thrill," said Cantey Preaknesi people kind of lost sight of the hook. "He caine back super - he back to the barn. it almost seems as if Auto RacIng Results tomorrow." It was the first time in five years for the Swaps but may come east in - sponsored by the SMU up with enough money. He did add that the July 5 Dwyer would be the Genuine Risk, who finished i'a and flowers for the in- is also considering the Aag. 16 back from the race "tired but In good manned by the auxiliary, they fill water pitchers, help with the Triple Crwn. In 1975, Foolish Cantey, who claimed he always felt [)erby took the Preakness and Avatar Arkansas Derby but skipped the 89 19. Joe Booher, Dodge, *3 Ironically, trainer LeRoy Jolley, - The trainer added he had no plans to and answer patient call lights. despite the odds, said he had no plans Saratoga this summer. His biggest departmental requests as at Hollywood Park. It is thought that the Alabama, which is for fillies, on i t 5) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI " ' NASCAR Circuit. Roundup ________________________________________________ S S j . RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) - For Darrell Waltrip, p , -i "• read, feed and entertain the children. ______ pp i' fP!,' . 1 /' _______________________ Other Candy Stripers at- Nudges Bonn ett NASCAR In the banquet include Ellen Mowrey, Christie Graham, Tammy Chambers, Crtal Janter, Barbara Cosby, Kerry FItzpatrick, .,,.-Maureen Fitzpatrick, Sandra .._,.Orwlg, Jennifer Farnsworth, 400 edge. Then I just shot by him 2,159 poInts thIs year, fourth confuses you," said WaltrIp. and won the race." the standings behind Earn- "You don't know how much in "I knew it would be close," Benny Parson finihed third that opened the door for me. within inches of Bonnett for together I had to back off, sitter Yarborough, EarWaltrip also said a few less the last four,laps, dropped to We'd both gone too far to wind nhardt, Dave Marcis, Harry experienced drivers gave him / the inside with about 400 up in the fence at the end. I Gent, Petty, J.D. McDuffie during the early stages of yards remaining and shot into warped to win but 'when 'oü "and 'Cecil' Gordon. the 'race. the lead to catch the lose by just a few feet-like I Waltrip led for 25 of the 95 "I'd come up on a few of checkered flag Sunday in the did, you don't feel so bad, laps arOund the 2.62-mile the guys and I didn't know if NASCAR 400 at Riverside "Darrell just ran a heck of a Riverside layout in the 248.9- they were going to turn left or International Raceway. race and beat me." mile race. He took a five- right," he said, "They didn't When Waltrip dropped ForWaltrip,33,of Franklin, second lead with 18 laps knowhowtohandlemeelther. ______ ______ - - ___________________________ - does a flower to ('tins _ _____ - flower •. fits S - -.;: •. it was his 28th career Allison was forced out of the adrenalin was .' . :'. ' ' I ,• ' . - i _____________ ' ' . . t - :•' ' • S . ¶ "c' • ,,' '55 -. . 9l',P,:y1..i-. ' ' ..i-, , . iu neivIts (BannIster 3$), 10:35 p.m. Atlanta Clinic At Atliate, Jv,w I Tuesday's Games ' 11) Kansas City •t Cleveland, nIght MlnMsota at DetroIt, Larry Neleon,U0.000 Andy Bean, 26.100 night 6199.61.72-217 ey,24 ""°'' Texas at MIlwaukee, night Cityln Peste, 14,100 41.70-70,70-375 Toronto at ChIcago, nIght Mike R.I4, 11.100 73.7oM70--rn New York at California. night 100 Ssiirer. 11,100 63-7173-73-n' Baltimore at Oakland, night Ed Plorl, 10.100 7349 4I-7O.-210 Mike Nicoletle, 9.300 647071-74--sI Boston at Seattle, nigh? DvId Edwards, a, QlbbyOiib.qI.4.300 Lyit Lot?, 6400 L eaders 73.704171-212 1)1049.73-213 Shaw, on . - Murphy. Oak 3)1*3 39.322 Nattonaf League - Sthmktt. Luihnskl, Phil 12; Oarvey and Smith, LA and Handrict, $t,L n Amge'ks. MIt League -'OgIIW., Luiviy WedlIni, 1,050 7.7).13-7$1 Terry OlahI, 763 .wan, 763 61.7i.73.74-I 41-73-70-75--211 Fu.uyZaituar, 163 A'Jthaif l,annan,M$ Sib lyman. 661 ial hal 61 Hiattil$3 11; Mayberry and Velez, Joe Inman. 66$ really i . . ' - . . ;'. - Mu fl "'n . NatSIisaI L.5.s khmidt, PhIl 144 Garvey, LA dli Hen'tck, St.L 10; SmIth, LA 37; McSrIds. PhIl 34. American Le.,e Brett, XC and Oghivil, MIl 10: Cooper, MIt and Olivsr, Tu 39; P.'ez. - -' - S , - __________ - - - . Mba late. $aflaf Leesue - MJhaWti)te,4$j Irucs Douglass. 415 larry JIeckel, 615 s'eo90.'m Bill anIse, 44. Wzi4,4*46111SF 101011, * • 61-73.11.14-269 7(5.71-76-35, 7491-73.74-269 -- I S - n n .. - , i.,. Wfl40, U$IVViI -. ST Bessant of Plant City. Not pictured Is Rick Richardson, 0 HEC ' - ArWoit ISSIIMaS ' fhiti Ilirisy $1 I Tease Vanes lISTener 4$) sssea basis. Should Tallahassee not be able tO hOst the three days of league meetings with athletic Cincinnati, Albus said. and centered f 9 r Wes directors and faculty represenatives from the It also was decided the league will MacLeod, who scored at sewn conference ,sald It was de1ded discontinue conference-sponsored cham48:31.. to return the tournaxnentto Freedom Hall In pionshipe In mens' Indoor track and Lauliville for the second straiaht year, mfn hut ai(d svnnpn's untI'uha1l a,v,i Hillss Altos $ IS Nanrei 1 1 S DSO lelwuuaas $$I srty Trsod* Deanbars AMes TOTALS II ____ Msnge I S I TUJIS S I S .TOTAU ii a * 2* 2* H $ *$ - TOTALS hosted the tournament since the league held tablished for baseball with tean30 In - D classs. Children -- 73.7072-74--fl The Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis will be third time Memphis has hosted the event, Ii Ltjj,g nament, provided a $350,000 guarantee to the to the Southern- Division. ,I.7i.7p-g - - - - - Wid out of the deli person (other than tt'e (inauigi rj ftyjg.j, - ' dsO questions and provIded t30 olv ' ut -. - 12; (17) NEWS o It35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) it 35) HERCULOIDS(FRI( 11:55 4:00 FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Jacqueg Ary 7 - 0 NEWS 2:00 04 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0 4 CHAIN REACTION 0 NEWS 2:10 7 - Mars (1)/WI 119431 Judy Garland Van Heftin 3:20 11:00 il (35) DAVE ALLEN 14(10) VI. PEOPLE Host Pat Holmes Northern Survival' II (J5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 24 (10) SESAME STREET (A) (17) THE FLINISTONES (NONTHIJ) 12:00 ' 4:30 .1.2; (17) MOVIE (CONT'D (MON. WED) I2I (17) LOVE,' AMERICAN STYLE (TIJ THU. FRI) i2;(17)MAVERlCK 04 B0NANZA(MON-Ttsu) 0' 4 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (Ff1) THEODDCOUPIE 7 0 MERV GRIFFtN 12; (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (MON 7(W) 12:15 - 12; (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (MON. WED) 4:00 12:30 5:00 NEWS SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ('TI Q RYAN'S HOPE 14 (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES (NON) 14 (11) LOOK AT ME (TUE) 4:20 Tht17)OPEP4UP MORNING (TUE THU. Ff1) SIQHOGAPISHER0ES t (.5) I OF JEANNIE .74 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 12; (17) MY THREE SONS 5'30 14(10) THE VICTORY GARDEN (THU) ii' t35)i LOVE LUCY .24 (101 LOOK AT ME (NON) 1960(FRI) (TUE-FRl) -22; (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 5:15 2) (17) MAVERICK ('THU) 12) (17) MOVIE 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES - (MON WED) '12)(1) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (NON) 5:50 1) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) 1:00 0 (41 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1$) Q THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS I7)A1L MY CHILDREN fl) 5) DINAHI & FRIENDS 10) PHOTOGRAPHy' HERE'S HOW (TUE) ( ib) FRENCH CHEF (WED) 5:55 4 (10) ANTIQUES (THU) (Ff1) 6:00 0 (4i POPt GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) 14) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) (X)NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD H (WED) 0(4,) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FR)) - / DINO WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD (7) Q lOBE ANNOUNCED -12;- (17) MOVIE Death Pays In Charley on the same night arid in the same restaurant where he has aIreac,y made a dale with Ann (Fl) 10:30 (TUE) 11(35) SPACE GHOST 14 1O)OVER EASY 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS li (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 3:30 (355NA2Z.AM (MON) LAVERNE 6 SHIRLEY (A) her Son iI 0 HOUSE CALLS Amos children were aged- 4 tO 6 with the mother, asking process, youngsters appeared years of his Life In that house convinced that there Is no risk ..years, and 10 were aged itO 9, qulstlons and timing con- bored during -labor, before he died. of preexisting conditions, All youngsters were prepared tractions. you'd be wise to find another ',In advance through books, "Tn thai iota etaaaai ai iaiu.aia. .1iL A . . £ house. - _. t.lr the stagecoach robbery which 5)0 HEALTH FIELD SUNRISE hlJ 0 12) (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 6:10 121(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 6:15 -l2)(17)THEA1HLES(MON) 6:20 121 ( 17) WORLD AT I.,ARGE (TUE) 6:30 0(4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 5)0 CD ALLEN l21(17)NEws 6:45 14(1O)A,u,WEATHER 6:54 HOUSE (JJ00000MORNINGFL0RIOA 0(4) 7:00 - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - - - CLIP HERE I TOOAY 0000 MORNING AMERICA UORNIN°NEW8 QV (35) PORKYPK3 AND FRIENDS (10)sEsAuEsTREEr(R) (17) FUN TINE 7:25 Q (4) TOOAY IN FLORIDA : KIDS HEY I I - Come To The 0000 UORNtPIO FLORIDA 7.30 - ,wxsv -' I - - '4 U I 't44 I Every Tuesday Morning I I -- '- \II , t ONLY 50c -. - - - - WITHTHISCOUPON ______________ Without Coupon . I : ALL SEATS 741 ONLY 'I. \ Summer Show I 'FREE (N ' (f)UPLE s DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM 7;li ONLY Viii Afl nr vu. I I I (Problems, You 11. feel ' -'•"Y I I TOOAY e @i 90000 MORNING AMERICA U(J5)TENNES5EETUXEDO .4I*p,tt Ilerajd I S $' WISMr S $5 Mery $ I • TOTALS II II H $ 0 4 HIGH ROLLERS 'birth center. The children person, eight watched from a by the mother's cries. Despite The former owner had lung are groundless. However, SIS 21 LDser. I $ , . * 22•Cadiirlas4$1 $ e , NSI 41 i 51 'cre.., its MealS' 9:30 -. ' In 1981, MemphIs, Tenn., In 1982 and Center, which Is scheduled to be completed by son. Judy Garland Neither knowing that the Othe, is their secret pen pal, two clerks in a music store are COnStanfIy on the Outs with each otbei (2 His) - Sf Tnnrnnmnf flnfc.. "'' AWARDS Hosted by Lynn Anderson, Ray Stevens and the Stiller Brothers, lhi special will present awards chosen by The reaqership of onie ot country music's oldest publi' (,Iion5 '5' 0 MA9H A cnillCally 'r',..'ot patient -faces permanent on death unless flex open,,?''l on within 20 minutes •t the pciorl ,vqui,)ped 4011Ih (Ii) 14 ( ?'Q) MOVIE 'In The Good Old DEAR ABBY: As the "Of the 33 children who "Their excitement after I know that cancer isn't director of Emergency were in the room during birth was short, and they supposed to be "catching," Nursing Services at St. delivery of the Infant, 29 usually resumed their normal but I can't help wondering if Joseph HospItal in Orange, watched, whereas the other routine as soon as the baby there isn't a possibility of Calif., I have seen it all, so If four showed no Interest was born, contracting the disease from you aren't already sick to whatsoever. "The observers concluded whatever conditions caused , death of the controversy over "Only five children watched that childbirth is an adult the cancer - perhaps within whether children should be the delivery of the placenta. event and the presence of the house itself? present in the delivery room The other youngsters were children meets the Darents' when Mama gives birth, I "Twochildrensleptthrough preoccupied with the Infant, ratherthanthesiblings'needs We must make a decision ubmIt the results of such an the entire process, and two whø usually was near the and wishes." K,ATE REEVES, R.N. soon, so please hurry your 'experiment: others slept during their mother's breast. answer. "Children were more DEAR ABBY: We may be '"A team of doctors ob. mother's labor but awakened MARYLAND READER i.nd 12 boys who witnessed early labor, three children sights of labor and delivery, soon. It's a lovely home, but DEAR READER: Cancer Is - - RAMSEY Hoc fl)(17) MAVERICK (WED) Childbirth Is An Event For Adults ' Mefr - 2:30 4 ANOTHER WORLD II (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 11 (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST IMON.THu) 3:00 s 0 GUIDING LIGHT 7 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL II 35) lEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) SOUJIDSTAGE (WED) .24 (10) THE RACE FOR THE YEL. LOW JERSEY (THU) - 74(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (Ff1) 10-30 0 .4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 51 ? ALICE (A) -I ( 5)35 LIVE .24(101 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) - 8:30 (S)OPHYL AND MIKHY Ma, tear, Phil end Mikhy'i weddIng going to he ruined when a strange uncle he didn't invite shoe-s up at ttie ceremony 12; (17)NEWS(k4ON.THU) 6:55 - early in the second half. South The new Robert Tyre Jones scholars at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., will be studying in St, Andrews, Scotland, next year. On the front row are, from left, Helene Greenwald of Tampa, and alternates Susan Boyles of Fort Hardwick of Sanford, On the back row are Jones Scholars selection corn- 17-0 undefeated PaoLa Little doubled while Mark Williams IJtt sparked Dittmer with season. Dittmer Aluminum placed a League season with a bang cracked a homerun for the doubles each while Antoune League winners Sunshine trio of players on the squd, Barallc, a reserve from Saturday. Led by the heavy wInners. . Cockerhan banged out a pair 'with no Mike Dougherty, Kevin Yugoslavia who began the hitting of Todd Morgan, Troy Seminole Fire Equipment, of home runs, Anton Massey game on the bench, got the Turner and John Ludwig, the limited to four hits, was added another and Dana less than seven players Brown and Roger Nizie while wInning rebound when a Sunshine crew cracked 14 sparked by Darrien Oliver's Cocker and Eddie Berhens nsined. They include 'iroy Seminole Fire Equipment will be represented by Billy -......... kII.fr . . i u WIU E'JUU W U -O u'IpLc wiu a pair us uuse ntis auaea Qoubies. Varnes..nd Cory Argrett. away by a Striker. He win over last place Seminole by Arthur Hersey. Mark slammed it Into the upper left Fire Equipment, In Saturday's other Paola MMILIger John Poole of Twelve Oaks has nailed Harreli, David Rowland and corner of the net past Ludwig and Tracy Turner contest Dittmer Aluminum down second place while Mark WilUam Sunshine TV will manage t.he goalkeeper Arnie Mausser knocked out a triple apiece survived a slugfest with 12 Dlttmer will finish third in the Twelve Oaks Campground SII4t3TS while Carl TUr'fl, with 4:50 remaIning In the while Troy Turner chalked up Oaks Campground and came league's final standings. is also well with Sunshine's assistant coach 7minute second overtime, a pair of doubles to go along out on top of a 24-19 score. Paola also announced its six selections that include and Rick Dearborn, manager Fort Lauderdale scored Eric Dearborn, Anton 01 12 Oaks Campground Will first at 34:41 when Peru's serve as assistant coaches -. I#,sc Massey,EddjeBel7rens,I)ns ------w--avs*uu s.wawa W(* B U33 -----WUWWI WUU u'oc*er, Sean Murphy and, . DITTMIN from mldflelder Lax AicalyicTu' HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UP!) The conference Is made, Albus said. Florida State UMINOLI Phi $UNSNIN1 Schoenmaker and put the ball IOUIPMINT CAMPSROUND N ALUMINUM past Tampa Bay goalkeeper Metro Conference post-season basketball would host the togrnament, with the games to Al I N sse Al I N • Al N N 1I.73.747)_$5 - I SCHOLARS STUDY IN SCOTLAND 71*71-70-290 71-71.73.73-2*0 - a ,__-,__.__ , Poola All-Stars Selected ____________________________ _ Craig Stellar ill 3j: ,.i.. and played In 95-degree heat before a crowd 0118,223, - - ' - n-'l-n-n-*, ball deepintoStriker territory 4473.73.74-359 1:00 0 4 TOMORROW Guest tplpv,Shill news commentator Jeff Green. field 1) 0 TARZAN 'End Of A Chaliunge (51 0 LOU GRANT Billie is placed in the custody of a chauvinistic policeman (Richard Jaeckel) durIng a QranIi fury case involvIng a populanamo.showhost If I 1) (35) NEWS 21117) THE COMMANDERS - the standings. The $2) 3.fl.74.74_.$ OsueIirger,$02 73.1I•73.70-$3 eai Jinlbns 603 n.fl,7I.7$_s3 Tern Kite, *03 7.7j73 SIft Murdilien.4I3 ,_ ..,,,_ MQI'IAO. poInts In CIAL i2;(17) MOVIE Summer And Smoke' (196?) Geraldine Page. caurt'nce Harvey Unsuccesslul In her attempts to make a handsome doctor love hOC, I spinster begins a shameful life - .. stand It. Whea I came around NASCAR circuit a 400-mile the final turn, I knew It was event In Brooki, Mich. is for all the marbles. We drove achekiled for Sunday, 77-71-fl-7)-450 Tor I2; Mudi, Cal and Thomas.' VCIO RegaIado,O$ iw-a.n-m - The win moved the Rowdies into a tie with the Strikers for the NASL's Eastern Division ..iinq - end, my heart was poundjng to a matter of Inches." American Soccer League swaying. Then our cars behind Dale Earnhardt, who major factor In the race. victory'over their arch cross touched and It straighiened finished fifth. "When you see a car state rival, the Fort my car out and gave me the Waltrip has accumulated smoking like Bobby's was, It Lauderdale Strikers. U-fl-fl-10--212 Tom 6400 Muir League Leaders as 73.7111-213 J. C. Siiiid. 4.100 617071.73-392 By United Press leternitienal CurtIs Strange, ?O.701.7-213 BattIng Doug Tiwe(I, 4.300 61-71-11-10'--212 130 it bat) (based Danny Idwerds,3,)3 1Q73, .fl-2$3 Ray Ployd, 3.912 73.$.73.70,-353 National League 7).4$7$Ø_$3 0 AR H Pd Ted GoIn 39)2 Gone LIttler, LII) 701471 74-2*3 Hndrscn, NY Mark Lye, 3,192 647aHernde*, St.L 51191 6$ .343 IsaoAoll. 2,S3 70.11.74-$4 ReItL St.L 3219) 64.333 Lou Graham, 2439 7072-7399-2*4 Pt1tHk.2J2 Smith, LA 3017960.335 117071.73-314 1400i. 2529 71-ø-71-73--$1 Cnn, HOu 30 155 60 334 Scat? JoIwiy Miller, 3,329 7349,6 .'3.-254 Stsarne, NY 417) 32.310 JIm Simons, 2.529 7074 Russeti, LA 30 103 36 .306 Tommyvalintln.2.529 73-7199.71-314 )7 Keith Pergt,l, 1,903 McBrd, PhIl 43 34 .302 $atala&y, 1.10$ 7019.73-14-215 Rlchrds. 50 3) )N 5, 30) WrrIs Pat Lindssr. 1.905 '°'.3-'' Kenndy, Cm 45 160 4 .300 MIke SullIvan, 1,903 73.70,.7)7)_-3$$ American League John Cool, 1,413 13.41-7073-2*6 0 Al H Pd. Nod Curl, 1,413 Jack Firsts:, 1,43 71.7370-73-216 Molitor, MU Remy, 505 41 13*56.33.4 Dan Nalldorson, 1,193 7l.7U7-76--216 Gary Kodi, 1,193 7Q72-7I-73-3s4 431!4 i.33i Cooper, MU LkWvMIll.r.U13 Pl-71-4176-sia Bumbry, Belt $1194 41.331 •ill*oqirs,),1s3 Landr*, Mlii 32 206 ê .s. in clIdweR, 1,090 75-V-7073--s7 JIm Coibir?, 1,030 0707076-211 Brett, XC 44 ) 56 - Yguni, Mil 19203 U .o Rod Punsahi, 1.010 73.7173.11-2*7Tramsll, 0*9 47172 36 .326 - L.A Nls(iin, 1,050 7.7i.n.-; said, "and! thought I lost It. second place on the 1980 hIs car's engine blew a valve, iii , S . Sunday to give the Tampa .iiiit t,,ial,S,S :, ________________ his car brushed against fourth of the 1980 NASCAR during his final plistop. in a hallway and dancing Rowdies To Bonnett's at 175 mph. Bonnett season. He had previously Coming out of the pits In third around for a little bit." slowed momentarily, captured the Western 500 at position behind Bonnett and Waltrip said the last five allowing Waltrip to get his RIverside, Jan. 13, the Rich- Bbby Allison, Waltrip began laps, wIth an estimated 25,000 Overtime Win Monte Carlo In front and win mond 400 in VirgInia, Feb. 24 the charge that culminated fans on theIr feet, made It all FORT LAUDERDALE, by just three-hundreths of a and the Virginia 500 In with his spurt past Bonnett on worthwhile. S. "I drafted up along his car 4I - ' ill WI 19481 lettr' Davis. Robert Montgomery A magazine editor .1 repOrter fall love while coya hiqti. society wedding 12 Pirs ( - 9:00 - ' fit' thl,ks was a heart .ilt,ick from Candy Striper President - ' 7' Q ONE IN A MILLION Cushing Complete turnaround and f.'ririq what 10:00 fl.hi CARD SHARKS II - (35)CANDID CAMERA 14 (Ø MISTER ROGERS (RI 12; (17) MOVIE - I'll 4%W A / AA ______ I .- the birth 01 a son, Jason Todd, whO weighed in at 8 lbs., 13 02., - chest. 'For a personal reply Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manning Todd Jr., and Mr. Angeles, Calif. 900SL Please addressed eavelope.) IMpVIE LA N D3_ •4$ HOT T-SH I RTS ________________ -- ' I isa d 2:25 12;(17)OREEN ACRES 12:25 71 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper jnj Crowtey s investigalion info a series of murOers is hindpred by ,'ijai technicalities THE DOCTORS o AS THE WORLD TURNS 241 t0)NOVA(tUE) 34 (101 JAZZ AT THE MAINTE. NANCE SHOP (WED) 3.1 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GER. MANY(THU) 24 )O FIRING LINE (Ff1) 12; ( 17IQASEBALL4FRI) 1 is .-. Jennifer Scott, Michelle,Syade receives a - a J a miii's Tes a r, adIll fl I S t r a t o r Senilnole Meninrial Hospital 'here t he girls volunteer, Anne Marie llollowa-, 'Icjiresidciit. look on during installation ceremonies In the hospital auditorium, - tending Walt ri vii,ced Johnny has gone mad whpn ii,. claims that God talked to hPn treasurer, while Susan '. . president Patti BaSSO 0 .' U 0000MORNING FLORIDA - t- lb.' death gf Caroline s mother . ______ 8:25 Joseph COtter A spirited Swedish J 4 TODAY girl runs against her boss tor a Seat - ;' Q GOOD MORNING AMERICA Ifl Congress . II' (35) MOVIE 10)ROP 11:50 i2(1)1UC'SH0W )O BARNEY MILLER An pvtp( rn'nitor searching for cockroaches 9:00 in the squadroom uncovers several DONAHUE ' o concealed mlciophonps. IRI I 0 MIKE DOUGLAS ' 0 MOVIE 12:00 .24(10) SESAME STREET R) 510 HARRY 0 Harry is asked to look into the peculiar behavior of a - 12;' (17) fAMILY AFFAIR usuJily normal acting person 9:30 8:00 ' •.:'. S favorite jobs involve helping - - smanship. kicked In a rebound si30t in CalifornIa (Martinez 1.1), 1:40 p.m. i2;(17) MOVIE 'Thp Farmer's ____________ ___________ Mrs. Tesinsky, Division 'iii j4(10) 7:00 Q 4 FACE THE MUSIC •S!OP.M,MAGA1INE I7IQJOKER'S WILD ii!: (J5) SANFORD AND SON 4 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT ( 17HOGANHROES ,, 12; (17)HAZEL 'OABCNEWS OVER EASY Guesl con- i4(1O)SAiLING.SAILING(ruE) 24 (101 COOXIN' CAJUN IWED) (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS (THLJ) 1I'J5)NEWZOOREVUE -.24 101 VILLA ALEORE () - 0 NEWS SPECIAL JI)QABCNEWS 2,-(17HLOvELucy -' No games scheduled 31 2* 527 6 71, SIeve Pleifer, Chevrolet, WPIm Bch Fort Myers 27 3) .151 io'.', n, Bobby Wawak, Buick, 13 21 37 .36) IS', 73. Roger Namby, Chevrolet, o MIamI 21, Hershel McGniff, Chevrolet, 6? SATURDAY'S RESULTS 25, Don Waterman, Olds, 64 St. Petersburg 3, Tampa 2 Daytona Beach 12, Winter Haven 2 76. Lake Speed, Chevrolet, 62 21. JIm Hopkinson, Chevrolet, 12 West Palm Beach?, MiamI 1 7*. ROY Smith. OIds, Ft. Lauderdale 3, Fort Myers 0 29. Ed Hale, Chevrolet. 37 - Lakeland 29, Vero BeacI 1,10: 30. Donnle AllIson, Chevrolet, 25 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Vero Beach Ii. Lakelend 6 Fort Myers 1, Fort Lauderdale 2 Milwaukee S DetroIt 3, nIght Kansas City .1, Texas 2, nIght BaltImore 6, CalifornIa S night New..York 1, Seattle.0. night Sunday's Results DetroIt 9, Milwaukee S Cleveland 7, 'ChIcago 2 Minnesota 5, Toronto i, ist . 1 '. . TONIGHT Guest host George Carlin Guest Peter Bench. 0 (4' NBC NEWS i 0 CBS PEWS .' 800 'I (A) 6:30 ,1 ' president; Susan Hughes, , - Patti Basso, president; "I've had some very good congratulate the trainer on the colt's Benny Parsons, Chevrolet. 95 Nashville 1. Chattanooga 6, 10 4. Calm Yarborough. Chevrolet, 95 InnIngs 5 Dale Earnhardf, Chevrolet, 95 TODAY'S GAMES 6. Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 94 Savannah at Orlando 7. Harry Gant, Chevrolet, 94 Memphis a? Charlotle S. RIchard Petty, Chevrolet, 93 Chattanooga at Nashville 9. JO. McDutfle, Chevrolet, 93 Columbus at Jacksonville 10. Cecil Gordon, Olds. 93 Montgomery at Knoxville 11. Jody Ridley, Ford, 92 FLORIDASTATE 12. James Hylton, Chevrolet, 92 NORTH W I PcI. GB I). BIll Schmitt, hevroIe$, 92 14. Norm Palmer, Dodge. 92 OtnaIth. 42 16 .733 Bobby Allison, Ford, 9) Tampa 26 2* .500 13 Id Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, 91 Lakeland 7$ 33 F?. Laud. - - . , 25 25 500 6", 76 76 500 6'-', 33 26 25 26 49(7 7 p West WL t. GB KanS City 33 20 623 Ctscago 26 25 .52* S -O.kind 26 27 491 Seattle 15 2* .473 s Texas 24 2 Mirv't 22 3) ItS II Calif 100 Ii", 10 Saturday's Results MInnesota 3, Toronto 2 Oakland 1, Boston I Cleveland it ChIcago, ppd, - .• - The Old Curiosity Shop The own. p's eta puppet show seek Veward * hefl the1 discover that Nell and her grandfather are running alvay Part 'Pot 10I(CC)4R1 - • PRAIRIE The Ingalls' lOt' over the laps. 101 611 mph Columbus Ii, Jacksonville 2 -. meaning into your life" by Suzanne Tesinsky of Seminole Community College as S No NASCAR 400 At Riverside, Calif., June I SUNDAY'S RESULTS Orlando 10. Savannah 2 32 19 .6fl - Cleve BaIt Boton Toronto Detrolt Toronto 7. Dallas 0 Rochester 1. Portland 0 San Jose 2. Vancouver 0 CincinnatI, Montgomery 1, Knoxville 7 Chattanooga S. Nashville 2. Il American League East N V. time or thootout goals. Night game not Included SATURDAY'S RESULTS HouSton 2. New England l Auto Racing Columbus 4. Jacksonville 3 a? Genuine Risk. "On his left side," the worked like a man possessed, "This colt has a tendency to urging on Temperence 'Hill jockey laughed. S get completely out of context wlthevery ounce of his energy Eddie Maple, whose for a win, and one bonus point for Stoddard, BaIt and Burgmeien, Bos 9; Corbett, Mlnn - and every goal scored with a maximum of three per game. No Gossage. NY 6. 5) at Phfladelphle (Carlton 10. Pittsburgh night How can you possibly ad- amount of money, time and mire someone who has just energy tied up in them and blown your hard earned two ' there is frequent fear these s I a - a a - - • • a - - a es - a - 5, �- 1 - - - . -I - - - / - - -. ., - * P 2B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Juns, 1,10 - 'P . * . - 'Evita'. Captures Top Tonys CALEN _________________ By GLENNE CURRIE UP! Lively Arts Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - "Evita" won the most awards in the 34th annual Tony Awards Sunday night, but Phylll Frêlich won the hearts of the 1,521 people in the audience at the . Mark Hellinger Theater and of the 30 millIon viewers who saw her live Of) CB&TV. 'Miss Frefich won the Tony for outstanding actress in a play, for her performance In Mark Medoff's "Children of a Lesser God," which is about the life and love of a deaf woman. Miss Frelich herself has had impaired hearing since birth and gave her acceptance speech in sign language. Her joy was evident, The play was named best play of the season, and also won outstanding actor in a play for WEDNESDAY, JuNE11 Georgeten Community Improvement Assn., Inc., 7:30 p.m., Redding Gardens. Installation of officers, Open to all Geprgetown area residents. THURSDAY, JUNE 12 SISTER. Inc. membership recruiting luncheon, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. FRIDAY, JUNE13 ' University of Central Florida Spring Cornmencernent, 8a.m., adjacent to the UCF Humanities and Fine Arts building; Speaker-Chancellor E.T. York. SATURDAY, JUNE14 Bake sale for Humane Society, in front of Publix at 434 Shopping Center, Longwood. , 37.B-Reritalcic'''' ___________________________ 18-Help Wanted CONVENIENCE STORt -. _J-_ I BDRM 2 -bath Condo All ' kitchen appi. $300 mo '- $300. sec. deposit. 3237965. ' JANITORS dependable Janitors for various locations in Longwoocg & Sanford areaS. Iran. spoation necessa. Stfflng pay $3.10 per hr. Work hrs. Legal Notice 4-Pe,sonals ____________________ RESOLUTION NO. 310 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE 'SPRINGS Peltier Cont to Paul E Poston & Etc $250,000. FLORIDA, FIXING A TIME AND *1 Cheryl Lot 42 Wekiva Club Est Genova Woods to Albert W. NE'.', Sec 22-21-32 etc. $100. Helen F. Thomas to Patricia L. Fitzrald & PLACE IN WHICH THE OWNERS SeC 6 1126,000. WI Dorothy, E'.'i of The Huskey Co to Ronald Fann Lot 11 BIk B (QCO) Nancy L Warren to Carl Manor UN 2 1100. Country Club Lot 62 Florida Groves Co's 1st add Meyer & wI Margaret, Lot E. OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESS. 3 ED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF o Summers & WI Ardis Un fll to Black Hammock, $14,5Ø, Sweetwater O,?ks Patricia L. Fann to Helen F. Sweetwater WATER DISTRIBUTION SYS. I. Edward Schermerhorn & WI Shores, $44,900. TEM IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS after 3p.m. 862 394). LPN 3.11 Shift, Apply: Lakeview Nursing Center 919E.lndSt, _. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESU'LTS. * , SALES 11A-Arts&Cjafts __________________________ Full & Part time. 643-4906 Any______________ ________ lime for Recorded Message. - - ' - --Instructors Needed Why be lonely? Write: "Get A Creative Expressions 322.7013 MatV' Dating Service. All __________________________ ageL P.O. B 6011, Clearwa. - Experienced only. Breakfast-lunch shift, Apply in 720 Inc to Jane D Musselite. above 1)00. Lot7 Cluster C Sterling Park Un 21 Pura, Lot 3 Center Heights, Brian Bucklln & WI Sylvia BMA Prop to Hubert C. Dickson to VA RD NORTHEASTERLY, $40,000 William M. Barolet igi, Lot 32 61k ALONG S. R. 434 AN APPROXl LOST: Ladles' yellow gold Inn. -______________________ & WI Mary Lot 302 Lake of The Olin Amer Homes to Alexander C Crystal Bol 2nd add, $12,900. MATE DISTANCE OF 40 FEET, Wrisatchin Sanford (QCD) John C Formef Sr to Ws Townhouse Sec 9 163.100. Elizabeth .1 Formet Lot 267 Jackloske & Kalhleen A. REWARD. 349-5450 JOBSAVAILABLE (QCD) James E Kerley to Sa OR ANY OTHER PERSONS Divorce, Wills, Business Letters Wrenod Hts Un 2 1100 DMA Prop to Charles T. Harper Seadier, Lot I BIk C SterlIng Oaks. T Nebitt sgl Lot 7 01k B Camelot INTERESTED THEREIN MAY Composed, Term Papers, The Na has openings, In their J & wf Margaret Lot 295 Lake of $61,000. James C Runyon Jr & WI Billie to The Woods Townhouse Sec 9 Un 11100 Delayed Entry Program for Legal Documents. Typed. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AS TO hild Ca DenisE Quagiiani & WI Elizabeth $72,400, Claude 0, Ash & WI Betty to Cero Jerold S Rendel & wI Roberta to THE PROPRIETY AND ADVIS. positions in vocational, DeLand, Reasonable. M Pros sql, Lot fl replat of F David Putz & WI clerical, and mechanical 904 734-2493. Judy Lot 176 ABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION SpuroftheMornen, Babysitting Otis L Cole & WI Joy to Beatrice Freuck & WI Esther Lot 12 Whisper specialties. You can loin the Will Care For James J. Baker & wfl Mary to R Lynch sql Lot 50 Wedgewood Un wood H Leon Holbrook Rep Carolyn S lION SYSTEM, AS TO THE COST at Sabal Point UN 21125,900. James J. Drôw & WI 2 $73,500 Dayor Night 3236677 Sharon, Lot Walker to Mataga Un 039-40 Lake THEREOF, THE MANNER OF tive duty at a later date. Age 322.3251 PhillipH. 0.Kobia Johnson & WI Ann to 216 Forrest Brook 4th add, $72,900. Villas Condo $71,000 17 30, no exp. requIred.Gd Winter Springs Dev to Nader Maurice & Hazel Lot 73 PAYMENT AND THE AMOUNT Const Lots 117213 Complete Interiors to Richard A. I do babysitting ANYtime, starting salary with excellent Tuscawilta Un 6 Oak Forest UN 1 $72,100. (QCD) Balas Checho to Donald ASSESSED AGAI NST EACH $49,300 Seder & WI Agnes, Lot 12 Ram. ft ANVags. I have 2 children, 68. benefits. Call NAVY 322 6289 Checho & wf Betty Beg NW Cor POPE R TV BENEFITING Calvin C. Southern & WI Glenda blewood, 160,500. 3. Call 66$-SMI, DeBary, of NW', of NE' of SE' of Sec 35. THEREFROM. or Dial Toll Free I-600.1. Fitzgerald & wf Dorthy W'.' 10162 10 BIk E. Summerse$ North Sec 4 Mercer & wf Jane, Lot 40 Foxwood Sanford Gracious iiving. ft Florida Groves Co's 1st add to Batas Checho to Balas Checho mission of the City of Altamonte Black Hammock $11,500 Ph I 162,500. same as above 1)0 fl7 y, lnclud RETIRED PERSON to drive in ekIy. Joseph 1. Lange & wf Madeline ra Springs, Florida, dId by Resolion ilities paid. Inquire Barclay Woods to Cox Corp, Lot Swim, skate, mo les, Sanford vicinity, shop & occasIonally John D Haines Rep for Rosa L No. 307 deem it advisable to 500 S. Oak II1U. Marian Voigito Paul ft. Durham & ,JoMary L. Sirois & Joyce ft. Ndat 219 Barclay Woods 3rd add Blake to Flostle M Franklin, Lots construci a water distributIon WI Frances & Archir Durham & WI. N Early Childhood Center 322. do light housework. Write Box SOft LotS 131k I English Est UN I amended plat. 125,000. 6643 ROOMS FOR RENT Q, Sanford. 1 3 Beg 707,1 It E $91 6 It N of SW system in Altamonte Springs from of North Chuluote 170.000. Private Home Edward P. Gray & WI Margaret, ftot,ei-t E. Laurla & WI Karen, Lot etc $100 __________________________ theasterly along S. ft. 431 an ap. children in my home. Community Club parcel in 100 ft 76 Highland Pines UN 3 156,900. * * * * * * * * Woring lady has room to rent to $71,000. tract 72 McNeil's Orange Villa etc. Clyde Moon 8. WI Peggy to A, V. pursuant to the authority of George Davis & WI Alberta to w. 8. Sims to Hodges Land Dishman E'', of SW'.- of NW'.- of Chapter 170, Florida Statutes, in Robert W. Rosser & wI Shelby Lot °' YOUR CH(LDREN-My HOME scaping, Lot S Lake Brantley SW", of Sec 2021-31 etc. $28,500 the manner as sat forth in obert 1. Rogers sql Large, shady fenced yard. A A A Lot 219 2 1159,100 Windward Square Sec 3 151,000 Marie S Baird to Robert A. Hauk sql, Un 212 Bldg 200 WHEREAS, by said Resolution Robert M. Miller & Mildred 'S. Baird, Lot 3 Traiiwood Est Sec 1, Altamonte Village I Condo, No. 307, the City Clerk was In. Joseph 1. Stanelli & WI Ruth to Wang, to idle F. Pepper, Cono Un $100, Are you a full time driver with a Gge P. McRroom & Carol E. 101 Bldg 5, Crown $39,900. structed to prepare an Assessment Oaks FIrst Add, part time car? Our classifieds 1 BR-$209 u. Pool. Adults onI The Deltona Corp to Geert John B Mlllonig & wf K6thleen Roll in accordance with the are loaded with good buy for - on Lake Ada. Just 912 FRENCH AVE. Sahlando SprIngs Tract 1662nd Larson invest Inc to Monique Woods, $23,, replat 579.400. Lot 10 Lake Sylvan Est, $6,000, said Resolution No. 367; and 'Vogelbacher, Lots 35 & 36 Apple ACROSS FROM Same as above to Arend 0. Van Sanford. Cell 323-$67 Robert J Hester Ill to Nevin Valley Un IV, $38,000 Rudolph Comello & wf Maria to WHEREAS, the City Clerk of the HEAL TH DEPT MarIners Viliao. ood to Eat Weert & wI Euphemina H. Mink Jerilyn Britz sql, same as above City of Altemonte SprIngs, $13,500 The sooner you place YO1 Thomas .1. Lafos& wI Yvonne 0. above, 5)4.700. Robert i ThodoreA Kostiuk Jr & wf Rose ection of the City Corn. ZELLW00000RP4 $3.SOBu. Hester III to FL Lot tO Rogers Subdv, $64,000 Same as above to Barbro toJerilyn Briti same as above lot mission, has prepared and LOWEST FEE AGENNow at the Farmers Market, will get results. Columbus Harbor $1,000 to DIane Seaman. The 5 40 ft of Lot above 140.600. GenevIeve R Ratliff to 0 Stanley wt,ich was presented to the City 2309W. 1st St. By the bushel or Tessier sql Lot 0 Cluster 0 SterlIng Lot IS 61k 2 Loch Arbor Country Park UN 24 $57,600 Lindsay, Lot 64 BIk A North C Idyllwllde of Loch Arbor, Altamonte Springs, Florida, on f security. No children or Club Entr, Sect, $18,000 Orlando Terrance Sec 9 iOn 2, $69,500. Drady L. Mathers & WI Mary 10 PEAS-U PICK $5.00 Bushel Sat pets. 322 6274. May 77, 1910; and which saId Mlchaek ft. Coders 8. WI Macha WE SPECIALIZE IN Robert T BitIerJr.& WI Carol to Assessment Rollwasacceptedand William J. Carmichael W'.', of S'. A. to Marvin F. Ratcliff, Lot 1)5 & Sun. Bring your own con. Paul E. Elsea & WI Bertha to Robert L Davis tamer. Beardall next to Chase HELPING GENEVAGARDENS-I Bdrm. & Martha, 10114 ordered filed with the records of PEOPLE of SE'i of SE', of Sec 362) 30 Etc Queens Mirror S rep, Add to Ca, Robert P. Sandiak sql. lot 1011 51.5 01k C Lake Kathryn Woods. the City; and 137,500. warehouse, 539,900 $290 mo Lease, Deposit, BECAUSE WE CARE. ft of Lot 9 less W 15(1 of Lot 10 etc $45,300. (QCD) Bonnie M. Sanders to John B. Hall Jr. & WI Sarah H. to WHEREAS, under Chapter 170, Adults Only. Call 322-2090 01k A FlamIngo Springs, $32,500. ((QCD) Irving Grossberg Douglas R. Maddox Lot6 & E lOft D. Pason A lIen I. Janice 6.0. Wm WE HAVE JOBS OF & WI Florida Statut, public hearing is Legal Notice Larry L. of Lot S Estes 'Tuskawflla $300. 2 APARTMENTS 1902 S. French 0. Gru.tee 0. Harvietta P. La) 10 - sc) Lot 113Apt to Baryl S. RollIns Slndra to Sondra S Groosbeeg, Lot mandatory wtwvsby theownirs Of ALL CATEGORIESI WIndward Square Sec 180 Lake of the Woods Townhous. tiw property to'be Ave. 3 rins bffi, kit Quartet Inc. to Jeno'$ Inc. SW", Holliday Bear 1k Subdv, $67,500 2,148.000. esl.eaod or any p,,.s,I.3,•• Sec. S $100 of SE' Sec 35 1925 Etc $415,000. other persons interested therein FICTITIOUSNAME SIOPINTODAY, (QCD) Mary B. Tlomas tO Alfred W. Hudson & wI LouIse to Peter Quinones & WI Frances to may appear before the City BE WORKING TOMORROWt Notice is hereby given that I am SANFORD Sandlewood to Rodney P. Dunaway 8. wf Idyllwlldeof Loch Arbor Rep. 5)00 Eureka Hammock, $4,000. Condos. 2 BR. 28, newly Lot 2 All Lot 3 Orange Villa hIs propriety and advisabIlity of Fenton Place Altamonte Springs, NE'.1 of SE'. of Sec 24-2)29 Etc Ray F. BuIti & wf Doris E, Lot 31 Walter E. Hammerling, 'Lot 7 (QCO) Harry M Miller to Harry to the cost thereof and as to the Florida under the fictitious name 58,000. 131kB Sweetwater Oaks Sect. $100 Weklva Hill Your future isour concern Sec 6,176,500. M Miller & WI Debra, Lots 32.33 manner of payment therelor and DeBARY-LOVeIy, Ige 1 bdrm, Billy J. Michael & WI Jayne to of ALL SEASONS LANDSCAPING Robert 1. Crawford & wi Linda Russell T. Swain Jr. & wf LochArborCrystalLakesClubsec astotheamountther,ft,andasto 'AND LAWN MAINTENANCE aIr, prefer senior citizens. 322. Bill J. Michael & WI Jayne Lotsl-S J.4o Lee Stuart SmIth, Lot 23 Less Patricia to Barry 1. Melnlck 0. WI $100 8054 or 668 6480. the amount thereof to be assessed CONTRACTOR, and that I intend Frank S. Tlbbetts & Wi Mary to Homes Sect 2, 160,000 Club Un 2, 1350,000, Lot? replat of Wyndharn Woods Ph proved. Clerk of the Circuit Court, You can hays a pleasant and Large kit, fenced yard Carriage Hill Un 1 $65,000. E. to Regency Landl. 0ev Ltd. Lot Vatkenaar to M. 'Seed Javaherl Charles W Bone & wi Dorothy to RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM. Cordincewith the provisions of 114 cu$tommad, lubricants to Censtr EnterpLot to Betty J. Mc. 2lQueens Mirror S Sec RepAddto sql, Lot 1103 81k A Jamestown Nationwide Insur Lot '8Ik I In. MISION OF THE CITY OF ALTA. Miller & Charles 2 Longwood CB, $k25,000 Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: SANFORD-Lovely 1 Bdrm + Industrial, commercial antt Village Un 1, 143,500. dian Hills Un 1 replat, 163.000 MONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, AS Section 063.09 Florida Statutes Square 169,900. Robert C. Lowe & wI Carol 0. to farm accounts in your aria, den or 2 Bdrm, air. $220. Greentree inc to Terence L. PatrIck 0 Foley & WI Jill to FOLLOWS: 1957. Adults. 612 Park. 10417803. Charles E Stoecker & wf Helen Lot Pamela .1. UN 446 Orienla Point Dreamwoid 4th Sic, 131,100. 0 North Orlando Terrace Sec.6 Un held on Tuesday, June 24, 1900, at I Wekiva Club Est Sec I $103,000. Condo VIII 1, 133,000 Publish: May 26, June 2.9, 16, 1960 required. Knowledge of David M. Fuller & Janis to 1, 549,000. SANFORD. 2 BR unfurnlshed, 1:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter DEW109 Karl E. Jackson & wi Bettyleeto John A. Holloway to Devid equipment and mechanical William T. Duke wiManetta, Lot also available an Efficiency (QCd) Grady K Vlning to possible, at the City Hall of the Horace E. Speck Jr. sql Lot 1 61k 1 Ragan 0.. WI Jacqueline Lot 102 4 61k A Sweetwater Oaks Sec background helpful. I, Suzaoni E Vining, Lot 71 Wekiva City of Altamonte Springs, apt. furnished or unfurnished. Sanfo Park, 138,300 Camelot UN 2 164.900. $114,. FICTITIOUS NAME Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 1, 1100 10866871. Florida, 225 Newburypoc't Aveh(4, In our Company paid trainIng Notice is hereby given that lam Biackrnoro UN 167 Bk Scm Portion of SE' of SEC 7. Escondido Raymond E. Langdon & wI Helen 80111 Lot 19 81k I Cedar Ridge On wttich fime the Condo Sect 1, $3,3QQ 21.39 ETC $195, ownersfor of the the Sanford Fl.flflI Seminole County, salesmanship and product Un 36 Sheosh Condo Sec 1. 143,900. 1, 160,300. property to be assessed Alpeen N.y. to JulIa Sears sql Sibal Point Prop to MindiCh application. You will learn -'-Robert .1. Danfoeth & WI Bar. Robert F McCullough & Annina constructIon of water distrIbution - FIor, under the fIctitious name 1 Bedroom Apartment sales techniques used by of BAJA COUNTRY, and that SaW Pofnt 115,700. Charles J. Civilette & WI Doris, Lot 270 Winter Springs Un 4, $100. Jamestown Boulevard Nor. 321-0123 regularlyareinthetopinco, the Clerk of the Clrcolt toAlbert F. Landgraf Sr & WI Alice Howard & wi Drusilla C. The N ½ , Carione & WI Barbara, Lot 12 proximate dIstance of 430 feet, In Lot 33 61k I Foxmoor. UN 2 ofSW'/IOINE'/iofSE¼Ofkd33, LouIs Totka & wI Marguerite Longwood industrial Park Etc accordance with Resoiution rdthth provisions Of the 1100 156,600. Forappointment call No investment or overnight to Sherrill 0. Collord & wI Joan, $4,100 307, and any other persons No. FictitiousNameSIatutea,Towit: Lyon A Cooper & WI Jane to Leon Howard & Drusilla C. to Lot 3732930 travel requIred. ______--_____________ Section ks.o, Florida Statutes 180. N'.'t Lot 17 Blk 6 Lakevlew Equity Realty to Lislie M Gibbs fersst•d therein may appear Beck Construction Lots 15.17 61k Johnl.Czerend&wfMarleTheN 1st add, $60,000, sql Un 41 Capistrano Condo, beforetheCltyCommis$lOq%andbe Till usabout yourself and your 51g. Malcolm Higgins 32-Houses Unfurnished ' 21.32, (QCD) Frank D. Malzone to Thomas 1. Williams 0. WI Lynda, (QCD) Henry Hardy ill & WI adviSabIlity of makIng such im. Albert Stolte to John K. Jessica Malzone Lot 1 Cii lee Cove DanIels Un 43 Baytres Condo Sac9, $53,900. Palela to Henry Hardy iii Lot , provements and telephone number. Mail to the cost - Sanford's Sales Leader ________________________ 2 WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE ANFORD AREA ' - - EXECUTIVE HOME 2 bath with office, pool, fireplace. S acres, barn. 11th pond, close to I 1, minutes to Sanford. - - fireplace. $39,500 . . - - -. 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. - - Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wcdnesay aIR p m It's Oleonly on n Florida You set ?hp trp nrrp (All OflA 7 13llforfurth;;detals. WE BUY URN i pc or housetut ?lhrI. 139 7070 ________ ___________ * Will buy cild class rings 8. Silver coins Top dollar pad Call Carpet Cleaning Sanford 372 812!. -__-. _____ ----- CAWPET&FURNITURE CLEANING , 8310397 niture Salvage 372 872) Ref repo 16 Cu It trost tree OrIg $59, $205 or $19 mo nt 3)9 8386 .10 ACRES., SOME WOODED & SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO - ____________________________ Lic Spr'yice Ditches. (ulverts. (xndS Call 83! 2895 33! 1887 Special Rates for Compleue , ?Ihr, WANTED TO nu . - TV SALES REPAIR Well established with excellent MOONEY APPL lANCES 323 0691 II ACRES TALL PINE & OAK 8i00O7 , Mowing, Edging, etc I Time Vacation or all Season 32? 0218- ' ________________________ Old barrel clay tile Call cbllect I 631 1555 eves KFNMORE WASHER-parts. DIVIDE BUILDING'LOTS ACREAGE Give Us A Call - " $78,000 Yoursfor ACRE ACREAGE--SO Acres platted as Ceramic le ________________________ -- " One Pleceor Housetul Bridges Antiques 323 280) - . MEINTZER TILE 118. DLAWN CARE specialty, 75 yrs E*p 169 82 Sod & Mulch General Cleaning 8. Hauling 3fl 0119 Free Est 339 1633 BROKER -' ' - - CUSTOM BUILT- 3 bdrm, 2 bath home on large wooded site in lovely Loch Arborl Central H&A, dining rm, eat ivt.klt, Itoni fIreplace & many tra% Just s.e3, REALTY WORLDii 2010 GRANDVIEW-3 Bdrm. 2 bath, Central lilA, 539,900. $1S000Casherwi!l carry Th.RealEstat.Ag.ncy windows Call after 4 675 1778 Brand New, push button control ha probe. Originally 5619, balance 139%. 519 monthlY. - 53-TV. Radio-Stereo Eves. 327 0612, 372 1507 1O7E ')SthSt. 2565 322-2420 Park a daisy with brand new carpet, vinyl' & paint throughout. 136.500 with excellent terms. * REAL ESTATE Broler Mary Griffith Reaflor Ph.3220332 - SANFORD. 7 1 bath sewing rm., workshop & fenced yard. 17.500 Cash to Thinking about Must sell 31' 1 BIk, CAH. carpried, enclosed garage, range, ---- NEEDED ITEMS WITH A S yrs exp. Patios, Driveways, .. It' PAtIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS FURNITURE&MISC. .BARGAINS.. 33287/I PAINT BRAND .12155, FRENCH. that summer 19" Color portable in good Ihrough the classified ads In today's paper. - ------ - Buy $37,500. •••i••••••••••• s cing No down payment. Pay $131 or Ill monthly. ____________ BAKS - A'--4iijtoj State GUN AUC T ION June 71 & 26. consIgnments accepted, for info call Sanford Auction 373 7310 or AAA . All work guaranteed & includes scraping 5, mildew removal .-- --. TV repo W WESTON, NORTH CAROLINA --- BATEMAN REALTY Zenith. Sold orig $193.13. Rd 5113.16 or $17 mo i icenseti & Reasonable, Quality Fli-eplaces rrce EsI , ' buyers. New homes with 174.900. Heavily wooded mountaintop 3 BEDROOM. l' BATH. AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. 136,900. _________ Lic. Real Estate Broker Lqw down payments, 3227707. - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7198 _____ as and phone number to John p.or Constr Co Inc to Leon toNumaCorpN30tofS600ftofE 90111 of NE-4 of SE', of Sec 6-2030 F. Sootin, Lot 27 Springwood, Etc $100. (QCO) Richard E. Williams TR to Numa Corp S 300ft of E 901 NEl. of 5Ei of Sec 6-20.30 Etc Oaks, $77,9, Sand Lake Div to Gallimore WIlliam- E. AtkIns & WI Elsi to Homes Lot 30 Forest Park Est Sec $12,300 Ace Blders Inc to Raymond W. Walter C. Trent&wf Suzanne Lot, 2124,000 less E 60110. 5½ Lot 10 TwIn Lakes It f whlteny 0. WI LInda 1. lot 16 Manor, $114,000. .C. A. Wales & wf Louise toE. c. Springwood, John Wetherton Amthony Comm Highsmith&wfHazelfo e Ace BIders Inc to Timothy I. Altori R. A. Highsmith etc Tenn Lots , cot Lot 1 81k I Fern Park Estt 1100 Jones & wI Diane R. It 6 2-3 ' amount thereof to be asseeaed against each property so improved according to the Assessment Roll prepared by the CIty Clerk 01114 City of Altamonte Springs, Florida. 2. That the CItyClerk of the CIty E.C.WetherIngtoçt&wfa0 of Altamonte Springs, Florida, Mason Mtg invest, Lots 13 81k 1 shall gIve ten 1)0) days notIce in wilting to the property owners as Fern Park Est, fl40 Stanley Pollltt & wf Vera to 01k I Mobile Manor 2nd Sic, Herbert C. Zahner & WI Kathleen $100. Wm C. McCorkle & Ruby M, Lot 62 81k H Camplot UN 2136.500 (QCD) George.?. Krebs Sr. & wI Ottis ft. Ericksin & WI Dorothy ConoIytoHaIE.Colbst-t Betty B, z Loch Arbor Fairlane Sect, to Walter E. Coddington & WI Ruth & George .1. Krebbs Ill, Lot I Dennis K Dolgner & *1 Linda, Lot Roll as to the tIme and place of the Helen Lots 1314 81k A $75,000 , public hearing designated heroin; Homes of FL Inc to 81k 0 Golfvisw Wst Sec Meredith 29 Erek.a Hammock $100 Sanlando Springs Tract 73 2nd John Doris B Dayner to W.' H. said notIce shall be served by B. Netflauser 1. WI Katherine ?Mnor Un 1, $100. Replat 573.000. Ruth I, Hillegeer to Charles PA Ferguson Lot 95 Windward Squal', mailing a copy of same to of S. P4.111 Krotzer & WI Carol to M. Lot 15 Ilk E SterlIng Park UN the said property ownrs hIs or Claypool sql, Lot 35 81k F Mobihi Sec 1, $53,000 Larry W. Hill & wI Judith Lot 15 Manor 2nd Sec. $4,000. Marvin 0 Lynch & WI Virgie to her last known address as obtained OlIn AM Homes of FL Inc t ' SUNLAND, 2 ACRES. 110,500. FREE LIST P.O. Box 47543 Dallas, Texas 75247. Call or come in Silmaftealtors-NoFee44s.SI11 _________________________ physIcally strong. Able to learn. Military or other mature retiree acceptable, United Solvents 3736644 ALWAYS ____ __________________________ 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT & 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAM ILY ROOM, CARPORT, each PART TIME at )toll&lltol EXCEPTION 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CAR PORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOI. $29,900, - 2 BDRM-Partially furn., 1½ _______________________ 3439 mornings, 349.27 eves. 17 shall establish proof of said Janice. Mc Broom, Un 11 Baytree Miry 18.100. $0 Sharon Kennitt Ike Sharon A, Condo$ec9,$)00. I bath In Lake Mary Call 322 4.457 office in Sanford & need 10 sharp sales oriented In. Florida. provided that the last ft Bauder SAMF LotS 4-7 81k 6 Oozier I WI Linda 0. Lot 213 WIndward Square Sac 3. 133.500. 14.000 Highland Park Etc $100. ROSS I, Hagle & *1 to Silma Windward $1,' Sect 7, 132,000 Olin Amer Homes to Warren P week prior to the date of the Treetop Prop to Construction hearIng. Said notice shpil descrIbe Traffic Intn'l, Lot 2 Ilk M Sky Lark Unt GraIl & *1 MarIon, Lot I Cluster Superior Constr Co. Inc p and weather condi. Enterp Lots 15 Ilk 8 the areas to be Improved and riplat, North JeffreyW. Rou.sk & wI Asmi, Lot B Sterling Park Un 24 $,100 tion* often Orlando $60,000, times dictate advise all persons Interested 793 & the B ½ gI Lot 793 Lw, Fl Res Comm to Kevin 0. RIley Olin Amer Homes to Samuel 0 Avis 0 McCourt & H8 Carl 80 141,309 that H',. desalpt. of vehicle operatIons responsi. & WI Susan, Lot 87 Tibiron Cove, Modica *1 Cheryl Lot 11 Ilk Louis C. Smith & WI UI 13 each operty to bsssaessd end bilities. Even thgh the ')00. Hallmark Ilders Inc to Howard GfIIfl*OOd takes Un 1 163000 Ilk M. Suniand Est $34,900. the amount to b assessed to each speed limit H. McDougall & VIrginia J. LotI Tompkins Div toj.awrencs B, Louise C Scott to Raymond may be 55 mph., Amy Anderson to Joseph llklNOrlRanch, Sec 913-118.12, Jackson & WI Laura, Lot 3 Un I Baker pieceorparcelotpropsrtyrnavb. a responsibl, driver would YosaironS30.IoltLotlailiotsl.fl si.s Jr 8. WI Sharon ½ Went asclrtalnsdattheoffic,of the Garden tue Bit, $39,900. City' Lot 811k I Ravwsa Park 5C Ilk 3 Fairview 118.000. Mry A. Powers to Robert Clerk of the City of Aitainont. slow down conIid.rably Of Ilandean Gulnyard to James C, Loch Arbor, $1,400, FrancisCoQuinon,s I wI Elsato Vilof & WI Ruth B. Springs, Florida. pull oft the road when he UN 100 liii H' GaIner I WI Ruth, N 1.3rd Lots 10. flsaodor. P Blaha&wf Judlthfo MIchael Young & I Sherry Lot II Crown Oaks condo, stogg' That this resOfutlon 12 IlK C Merritt Park, suco. Michait P PollIti & Rebecca M become effective immediately encountirs dense 'fog or cxIlk 12 HeftIer Homes Orlando SIC ',Gge H. Harvsy& WI Frances tè Moinar Lot 12 Less B 41.33 ft Edwin D WhIte & WI Carolyn to tremely heavy rain, Flid. 1137,300. all upon Its passage and iamesYPuorro&wqEmIflsLo$ JO15OR.Campbeii,&wfsoplsie,Lof L0I3BIKEWe$*AflamoflteHes Louis B Morris I wf'Viola PMSEDANDADOPTED This LaWrsquiresheadIjØflso in op. Swopet Land c. Plat or 23 BIke Hillier Hones Orlando Armand Caidsira & WI Carol 77th day of May. A. 0. 1100. , 1,139,300. Black Hammock 12*000 RardADeiabarIwIJceto burned at all times when Lot 50 Trallwood Eu SIC 11.43.000. N. C. Floyd Maria A. Stevens. to John A. Thiqdoee P *1 Judith Lot] windshield wipers are in u. Fl Land Co to Daon Mayor of the City of sgl,1.ol $ Frank L Ilk A Like Irantley Isles 2nd Add. Tracts FaG Highlands SIc 3 Tb. WTtS good ludgernent Aftamows Springs. Woodrvtfs s-d of lands south Sesti,. 517.500 _________________ Holloway 1455,300' Florida should be applied when traf. I1L000. Altamac to Magnolia Sfwlngs John W. Bean to .Iohn W Canal I. .:(Qco) $0fa fl, ttankIn4 3, , CcrPLots4.7alkFRobertLR.ns ATTEST: tic conditiçqts could pps. • WI Elizabelb Lot tO Lodi Arbor Phyllis JordaN i. WaKe - . cdd to Aftamonte ac sW.sao. .potsniay isle of Pinei Sec 1113,000. dapgsrous situa. c .. A1Jil: Seaman f Barbara J. Walker f, Hubert R Barley & American Watkins Assoc Dv to Amirifirit lion. Seaman etc. beg point 149th ft P4 Group One m Vi Inc, LOtS 3324 DEXS June 9, 14, 1960 .$UNSeIINE STATE portipn 01 sec 7.21.29 & m.a, ttWot'$E cor of $W'18 of Barclay Woods, 12*0000 isa family affair. positiv. $373. Call 3229600. . RN hall tIme. S4 shift. Apply in eon Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. i Mlllonvhlie AV - ' - ' . reliable, experienced painter, no Other need apply. Call Bob - - ' , I _____ 4 - "1- 4 34-Mobile * - f . - , . . , . . . heit. Need. experienced Real Estate Salesman fl. To makq , . Sinforn Orlando' CIar.shan Rig. Real Estate Broker 3fl.$3 - 3 BR. lB aswmable ST'z pci. 70 ACRE PRODUCING GROVE-with 600 on lake. Near Pine Hills $6,300 per acre. ' Don't pile no longer needed items high as an eIephan1i eye. Place classified ad. and ie the mOney in your walle$l FURNITURE SERVICES _________________________ ________________________________ TRUCKS Same day service -- ____________ - _______ ________ _____ _____ - - WANTED2door Refrigerator WorkIng or not 322 2780 _________________________ -_ Repair & Refinishing Top Dollar Paid for lunk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip n'ienl 3?? 5970 - Reasonable Quality Work ________ __________________ ____ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Inside & I -- - - BUSTER BROWN'S Plumbing & Irrigation outside screened runs Off I Rain Bird & Toro Free Est - 78-4itorcycIes _________________________ __ ROBSON MARINE .2927 Hwy. 17-lI Slflford,Fla.3fl71 _____________ ' ______________ - ________________ 7•A- -- 4 r'tgages Bought SAPIDLEWOOD.SANFORD 2 bit, 28, newly painted, Ige unit. & Sold shady kennels, Circulating fans Also Air Conditioned cages We cater to your pets 377 5752 _____________________ AOK TIRE 3277480 NEW TIRES 1)9.098. UP 2413 French Ave. Sanford _______________________ _______ - ____________________________ Remode _________________________ ________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll REMODELING New rms. kit & bath remodeling - _______________________ DIrectory I Just think-if classified ads price $998. Consol. pianos 11)95. These ar, top name any! __________________________ delivery & tunIng. CANNON MUSIC CO., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR EXTRA CLEAN block E. of II. 339-3900. _____________________ PIun'ing & I.im Sprinklers ________ _____________________ . ________ Grooming & Boding _____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS FromSIOtolSO Call 322 1624, 327 4160 ' OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Off ices 3)9 7020 LONGW000 ________________________ I Cullum Free engagement photos or color 8*10 3236256 _____________________ I _________________________ whole ball of waM Financing av4il - of all types Lic. Bonded 323 6038 insured 831 6399 7991 2to 6 p.m. _____________________ 3221029 - I _________________________ ______________________ REMODELING& REPAIR S,G.RALINT 322S665 USED CARS ______________________ ______ 42"Mobiie Homes _____________________ Mortgage Investment, 1101 B. GENEVA- 12'x60' 3 Bdr trailer on 2½ acres of fenced 40Complate Offices - 5-sceIlansous for Sale pasture. $250 mo. + $130 __________________________ ______________________ I I - P'AOOFING 3 BEDROOM, I Bath. Plnecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint & carpet. Have. FHA Corn. 21' flEW CARPET & paint. 13.000 down Owner wiiI hold mtg. No. qualifying. $25,000. -- REALTORS flI0SanfordAv. 323.7fl3 [iiii:iii *1 I __________ ____________________ ___________________ security. Inquire at 181] Summerlin Aye I 1 . f - .. Kids Outgrow the swing sef'oT small bicycle? Sell these idle Items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, ' 332-26)), or 13) 9993, HouseCisathig __________________ 72 TOYOTA 2 DR., ', '" Sale 11088. SantoedAvanu. SanIC FIo,id. flTh - VINYL TOP $2495 Air conditioners 11000 BTU, heat & cool. $75 guaranteed, 5aj',. ford AuctIon. 121$ S French Ave. 323.7319.. 1595 HousiwivesCleanlngserv" Personaiized,last dependable Regular or) tIme basis Q74, _________________ ___________________ W4dowsshwindows OFFICEFURNITURE Complete Offices P'u'..sw.wl '' s-I' SERVIEES UNLIMITE,,) Welding done, $15.00 per hr. 322077% WIndow & Screen Resir ___________________ _________________ WIN DO,SCEEN REPAIR aII0PATI0000RS _________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________________ 339-7020 LONGW000 CHIA. applIances. 332.0214, 322.9113, •.... 4 DR., A.T., AC., NEW PAINT Saddies&tacji 322-3211a8er4 _____________________ - $500 DOWN assumable $163 me payments. Located in Lake Kathryn Estates or move on your lot. 3 berm, 2 bath, 5J4. A "... SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair& Remodeling MAVERICK FOR SALE River, $27,300, Call 3325909. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & tsar BR'S, GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Of'. 333.3200 VA&FHA Financing awning Special 5 75 74 DART OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339.7020 LONGW000 Mobile Horns double wide, cH&A. on the scenic Weklva 1980 VlKINQ-M,4$0 Home. All electric, CantralH&A,3 BØrm, _______________________ 2 bath, set up o skirting _____________________ 2 DR., 4-SPEED ______________________ ____________________ _________________ _______________________ a I '_-- Refinishing ______________________ ____________ a REFINISHING TouCh up & Trentpainling& Repair lnlrio, & E.terior Irpp Es? 322 3558 Furn, Removec - ____________________ _____________________ S Hp Parking Lot Vacuum-$133. i ______________________ - 2)" Zenith Color Cons.ie, Floor mod. $135. Call 322.1793 ____________ ______________________ 9: to 5:30. _________________________________________ - C , ', private ' Safety * II, BROKER Large 2 berm Mobile Home, fenced yard, aIr & - 323-3774. Harold Hail ResIty REALTOR. ' --- mitment for $36,300, , tree estimates ---------- 77-Junk Cars 59-MJsiCaIWrchandlse back payments & up to 53.000 cash to you. Mary Griffith _________________________ -----ForSals - special decor alive fireplaces (in _________________________ ....... ______________________ '- SEIGLER REALTY '- 3371517 . ________________ - ___________________ . _________________- ' ARRIVE ___________________ Homes year I - trts. Sa'eened porch, large eqUIpped kit., washer & dryer, plenty storage, vacant, prefer ." adults, no pets, first, last & dsp, $295. 323-0104. ____________________ 5UcUftdinqs, 33 old local to. Phone 332-3931 fo appointment ' ,. iarbara s"m ___________ I, . 9615. 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. 133900 2419 S. MyrtlSAv,. CLERKTrainIng posp', - *FLORIOA 2201 S. French uite4 $30 500. CROCKETT LOG HOME 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LQG ,,WALI.S, TRUSS ROOF, DRIEDIN, DOORS & WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE AT 143,000, EXECUTIVE OFFICE ' ' - . ioha - . Adams 372.7741, '' . WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation project, Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more Call Stanley Stone, Sanford FRICKE _____________________ PARK 'AVE. Top notch 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse condo. small complex, nice Fuli Time Work for CISSA cvt, . & - ________________________ also make Real Estate & KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, family Fm, fireplace, Central H, on culde'sac.. $430 me. 2 Owner Associate --------- ' ______________________ REALTY AIR I HEAT, NEW APPLI. ANCES. DEBARY. 133.500. NEAR MAYFAIR Country CIub-Ex.c. 3 Ddrm, 2 bath, - tIara _____ Rfatence, 3271477. mental attItude. desk ask for Mr. Goft. ' _______________- 47-Real Estate Wanted ASSOCIATES, INC 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. SANFORD-3 Bdrm., aIr & heat, w.w carpeting, $300 mo. + at Holiday Inn, Lake , Snford. at lOot lot?, Al front . '' JESSUP. $32,500. - * ' - LIVING NEAR LAKE caroeted, fenced backyard, & acornpletebenelltplg.ht.ust . ____ 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER 3Bdrm,2battt,C,nt,Heat&Air. training program. After training you will racily, an excellent salary, Commis$io - - 0R 0 lB ES LOTS. SANFORD AVE. We are one of the fastest growing sal organizations In the U.S. Dan.WaytoL.royEMorvjson& fllidwlththiCltyCleft. 3, That notice of the time and NE'/4 Of NE'/i of Sec 3221-32 Etc PhyllIs J, Karen Mimory ogi, W½ of NWIIS Bowl 2nd Add 801.400 Cappool & Glenda $100. authorlzidhsreinshailb.giyenby PhiIpoI, Lot 41 81k E N Orl Terr of $WMS Sec 202131 etc. 122.000. Robert B Bennls & wI Emily Golden Orange Co to Betena L. Sect 4, UN 1, (2)the ptlIcations a week apart Barclay Woods to Ar-Do Homes, from res Comm of Amer Un two iti,aoo 29 In Evening Herald, a Parker&SueWM3,3sttofs;Sflof loan Monteith to Don R, 101213 3rd add amended piat, Escondido Condo Sec IV $57,300 neeofgwalcircu.on, 5E¼ of SE¼ of Sec 294133 Etc Gerhard & WI PatricIa J. aportlort' $25,000. Robert L Bateman & wI Mossle . FRICKE 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 as I 3236061 eves. 322 6553or 3230517 ________________________ ________ _____________________ Loretta L. Reid to Donna L. Lot 12 81k E Sterling Park UN 4, Or.Wp, Lot 1 Woodcrsst Un 8,1100. 64i0fl of N 143 ft of s ios Of NE¼ Of the City of Altamonte Springs, Pratt sql Lot 696 Town of (QCD) Fl Rn Comm & PhoenIx of NW'II Sec 30.21-31 etc $00,000 $52000 Longwood $4,300. sources the City Clerk deems Homes to PhoenIx Homes Lots 72 Fred L. Jakl & WI Sue to Binlamln F Davis 0. WI Lee 0 Mathews & wf Alice to Donald F. Kendall to reliable and the said City Clerk Lot & WI Lorraine 16 BIk C Spring Valley Est, $100. Eleanor C McMurrsy, Anna - lS.445.'FrenchAve. 3270231 1'fl.31fl, 3220719,322.3353 ___________________________ MLS ---- - PING. $29,900. OF SANFORD REALTOI RN'S- LPN'S REALTOR -- -- --- ' 40 Complete Offices 339 7020LOP4Cw)c) JUST THINK. l CLASSIFIED LONGWOOD-Hwy 127 Corn. merclal industrial Properly. 3.40' on hwy. 591' deep, With 2 houses & mechanIc garage & house trailer on property. Will sell all or part-Make offer 339 5212. -- . LOOking for a residential lot to build on away from the BIG CITY? We've got it! Right I the heart of Lake Mary. Only 511.000. Won't Last Longl M. UNSWORTH REALTY . FENCED YARD, NEW . w,Illpaper, wall lexinçj, wood staining Free E*t Alter you have called the rest (all the t,eSt 862 5592 The Kingof The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, commercial 323118$ ____________________________ 0 * -- 46-CommerciaI Property Phons3l2 7881, Sanford ____________ _____________ Build to suit. our lot or yours. FHAVA, FHA2)5&215 SCHOOL. 526,500. Los Wiser Manor $73,000. Betena 1. Parker & Sue NEW HOMES CARPETS. NEAR MIDDLE - Ot%ei KRIDER ASSOC 7 Bdrm I bath home with fenced yard 532.000 DLT0NA AREA. $32,000. ___________________________ EXEC. HOME 21½ with family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal prlv., $400 mo 1st, last& FACTORY WORKERS THERE' S LI8ERATE THE FAMILY from 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, - -____________________ - on most all makes HERB S TV 7591 S SanfordAve. 323 1734 Call Bart Classified Ads will always give you more Much , Much More than you expect. --------- ------ spaclous3 Bdrm,7bath home, - liberal terms Or trade lbr 321-0759 BECAUSE CHILDREN GROW & HOUSES DON'T Here's a 6.41 0018 I Creative Surfacrs lic For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap pralsals Call Dells Auction ________________________ CANT 2 STORY ON I ACR! i * 'I - _______ - . * -. -- CLASSIFIED AD, ------- - 423-4832 I ELECT P ICAL REPAIRS & SERVICE Lighting Ceiling & Attic fans & limes -- 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, FAMILY - . I ____________________________ ___________________________ __________________ • SANFORD 323-7340. TELEVISION-RCA ___________ VALENCIA COURT. $35,900. ROY'S PAINTING Good qu,Ilily work, lowest rates AC IA I1OAR OS $7900 - '----------- - SPRING HOUSECLEANING? dC from 11011's Sanford Furniture . Will divide. 14.000 p.r acre. Owner will finance. 322 2519 Donald 0 Jackson, Inc. 322 5295 or 373 5188 3 BEDROOM. I'z BATHS, AIR & PUBLIC AUCTION. Used tbl model color JV's, all --------- ncrete __________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7190 - Lc ' ' REALTORS to 6 daIly 142 Carver Av Acade'.. Manor -- with Central H&A, very ___________________________ ________________ Painting \, ____________________________ I Good Used TV's. $258. up Open 2 GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045. Park Ave. 133 *509 OFFICE I URNITtjR - 40 Complete Offices 7070I.ONC,woOo ) 10 acres, beautilulty wooded country estate, Longwood off ______________________ CROCKETT SERVICES COfli)lPlP Yard Care (all 17? 0191 after épm ' ______________________ 72'Auctjon .. 3398386 LAKE FRONT PROPERTY 2133'-S.French(I792) Sanford 3235324 balance. Clock Repair ____________________________ - - Inc., Realtors (all lfl till or 862 0108 _________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ - * * * * * * * * -_ - - Lawn care & Pool Cleaning Repairs & Carpentry MICROWAVE iAULTlPLE LISTING REALTOR -- 58.5 CLEANING SERVICE ____________ Odlande 321 Sanford 321 oe..io __________________________ ppf, as Buy & Sell. the finest in Used GAS RANGES Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction. 349 5100. 372 1959, 3234302 . Repairing Agent 3390306- SEIGL ER REALTY ______________________________ ___________________________ Cning & - orig. $409 35, used short MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SUPER) Bdrm, 1 bath home in Ray. Park of LA! Central H&A, Fla. rm, fenced Ftrd, eat in kit, porch & more! Low - LandClearing I . * BUY UsED FURNITURE & from the pages of our classified ads. - II Wntcd to buy used office equipment 11011's Sanford ---Spring is here and It's a good - - ______________________ _______________________ - rm. equipped eat in kit, large ' .- WHV SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, low Cqst Classified Ad _______________________ - • - Ita?t & Illown CUSTOM IN SOLAr ION CO 323 1)03 or 834 1228 rree est TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriets's Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St 322 5747 ' 110111 Mills Ave - . , . . -, _-,, S Iè T BlRb ' ' Likenew 32:00omi Blue 322 2787 .___ -________________ . FOR RENT ON LEASE Condo in sanora. complete turn 3 Bdrm, 2 bath ,ivailable June I DORM in Geneva .2 acres, ' centraiA&H,fireplace& much LEISURELY LIVING I Bdrm. 7 bath home in Loch Arbor on over 1 acre! Lakefront, * -. BAKS 8. HORSE STALLS GENEVA AREA $22,900. $31,000 ________________________ ' _________ - S ACRES RESTORABLE MO - w. Garnit White, Broker __________________________ - CYPRESS 51.000 PER ACRE TERMS 3 BEDROOM CR HOME Lovely qulef neighborhood. -. _________________________ - -, 80-Autos for Sate - ' DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION ____________ ________ JUSTMAKE PAYMENTS 69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or 534 .1605 IDealerl. - - - NEEDED Old Rkvard Cars tor,JUNK & RECONDI1'ION 322 1319 . -- IJPUIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 373 7580 '' '_' Ldwi',mowers We sell the best & i the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 30) t St. . ______ _____ - - ______ cond 138.000 dining rm, Fla rm, eat-in kit, large patio, den, fireplace & more! You'll love it for 153,000! .. ru'I-L IJI I Brand new, with power head & all attachments Warranty Pay 1399, or $20 monthly. Fin - sboro. 125.500 LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 1 baths older h2me Completely - 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive dcyl .std. 13,000mileS Ask.nq $5,500 Call 321 0732 ___________________________ 62-t.awn.Garden VACUUMS-RAINBOW VA. 8344200 Eves 862.3655 Ca for your lot' Will build on your lt at Our lot V Enterprise. Inc stedel Inc.. Realtor 614 3013 Central H&A, w w carpet! Just $59,000 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________________ VOLUSiA- COUNTRY ROAD . • ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL & ELECTRIC. NICE 'TREES. ZONED MOBILE HOME $21,000 E Z TERMS Sr. MORRIS - DODGE F'IIKUP, Crew Cab 1850 cash 3737831 -* _________ 1974 El Camino Classic. AC. AM FM. camper top. new radial tlts. 12.050 Cat! 678 2116. - _________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR 7544S French Ave 372 0231 322 5353, 372 3712, 322 0719 --. i _____ * _____________________ repossessed, used very Shod time. Original $593, bal. 1181 or $7) mo. Agent 339 8386, _______ _____ -- 43-_fs-Acreage __________ _______ ___________________________ I * _______________________ Fireplace, modern kit, seldd acres BEAUTIFUL- 3 Bdrm, 2 bath patio home in Sanora on a large landscaped lot! Fireplace, Fta rm. dining rm, ___________________________ -- 51-Household Goods After Hours2l7 8987 - 1980 HONDA 650 CR -Low mi. new $2000 Firm. After 6 p rn - w1end call anytime 3fl 2512'. . 339 7020 ---1978 Singer Futur; Fully auto, --- * ______________________ ___________________ PAOLA home in C.C. Manor, corn pietely furnished! Move right in! Super area! Fla. rm, eatin kit, w w carpet & more! Only $29,500, - OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete OUlce 339 7020 LONGW000 _____ --- ---------- - . . . - __________________________ 1OCompIeOffice 80-Autos for 'a1e * 78-Motorcycles -- - . -________________________ .- * oft ot tota, flventory of brarxi new interspring' bedding These beds are not damaged DUPLEX. 159,900--Excellent income! or seconds but brand new top lind bedding sets only! Free RZ2ALTY..____ local delivery. Nolls Sanford C) LOT -On Hwy 436 137,000. 65-Pets.SuppliesREALTOR MU Furniture Salvage, 1192 So of -- ' i . fl2-$471 EV4323.$U PRO LOT --An older home on Sanford 172 012) ____________________ I Mait,tnd Ave. 169.900. - --------HUSKY PUPP'( weeks old 'I 8 ACRES0N ' _________ _________ __________________ 51 -A-Furniture %SOor best offer OSTEEN MAYTOWNRD. 'INC. ____________________ --- ---CaII323 1679 High & dry. With large oaks & OFFICE FURNITURE REALTORS pines. c' on canal leading to dl : _______________________________________________________ lOCompleteOfflces 67-Livestoçk.POultrY St Johns River & 660' on _______ _______ 3390509 101 Bldg. 33970?OLONGWOOD Maytownftd $33,000 w'th _____________________ EAflamonteDr. 3390500 terms ' * _____________________ ' PIGS & GOATS __________________________ Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table For Sale EVERY DAY someone is - -- ------------- - & 4 chairs, 150 each Noll's Air Conditioning 373 2911or 322 507 High Pressure looking for wttat you have to I S acre parcels, Ui Sylvan area. _________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 ___________________________ __________________________ sell. Call today and your Cleaning Terms. Call W. Maliczowski, 92 S of Sanford 372 072! Classified Ad will appear here REALTOR. 372 1983. - __._ __________----Reconditioned room A C's. 4000 - 68-Wanted to to 30.000 BTU's 90 day guar. JET STREAM 1110 331 7!)? cr5 & coffee table, all prac 1 Bedroom Home with tically new, 1225 323 5117. Room Comfort Center, 245 Moble Homes, RVs (etc I OR IENTAL RUGS WANTED Fireplace. Near church & 10 W000E ACRES. HIGH John Young Pkway 298 6071 Snor citien dISCOUnt Fr Top Prices Paid PSI. shopping, Assumable mor GROUND OSTEEN AREA PIT GROUP& Used.anyconditionMaRlTh tgag Priced at only $23,500 Mechanic will Service AL s $3O EXCELLENT TERMS KING SIZE BED LET US HELP YOU refrig, freezers, Wafer coolers. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, I $100 EACH 3?) 86!? 2' ACRES WITH 3)1' FRON BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME miSc Call 3237716 anytime lntion APPLIANCES & PLUMBING TAGE ON PAVED RD IN -FIXTURES Jenkins Furni ________________________ -- OFFICE FURNITURE PARK SALES 275-8332 ALTAMOPITE SPRINGSI Rdrm, 2 bath, was 5)5.000 Now 130.000, - Monday. .Jure9, 1$O-3B ____________________ For Sale Used office capt. Des). flllng - càb, &'thairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. Sanid 322 8721. BU'I,SELL.'TRADE 311-315 E. First 3223522 2 1. )7x60. Exceptional fur. nishlngs. $11,000. - - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 1977 NOBILITY KINGSWOOD The Time Tested Firm Reg. Real Estate Broker 170 N. P,irk Ave. - . j, /eeatitj - _______________ VOLUSIA COON TY - 3 Acre homesite. 513.500. . WE HANDLE RENTALS STE N SFR() P'A Izi ('onpantj COUNIRY LIVING at itS best i1 acre lot, like new.3 Bdrm, 1' bath, CH&A, tCriffic assumption. 143.900. ' * Si 4-Houses tary for Sanford Attorney. Salary commensurate with ability. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 2301 Lake Mary 32746. - COOK .- _______-________ . OVER. _________________________ $31,900, -'"j "we THAT'S ...- INCREDIBLE . ,, * un i oarm with tam ____________________________ ___________________________ ' rm, built in enfertainment FOREST CITY AREA-- 3 center, custom paneling, kit Bdrm, 1 bath, carpeted, equip, new roof, including central H&A, , remodeled washer dryer 531,900. exlras. Good investment. $12,500 down, assumable low SPARKLING SPANISH mortgages. Asking 531,500 3 Bdrm. 7 bath, mint cond, kit Terms negotiable Call 775. equip, Spacious Fl rm, CH&A, 2371 or after 6 p.m. __________ 6696I. wall to wall carpet, Ige fenced - -- yard, beautiful landscaping, fruit,trees, 137,900. LEGAL SECRETARY-Mature, responsible 8. exp. legal secre- tee, Fl. 3)510. 10-Help Wanted __________________________ __________________________ ____________ _______________________ _____________ 5-Lost & FOund ' .• . OVER200FEETDEEp Huge fenced in yard makes a gardeners' delight on this fantastic) Bdrm, P, bath, CB, only S yrs old. Some TLC and make your dream a reality. WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL Full time permanent position for ___________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ John Rubimtetn (son of pianist Artur voted outstanding actor ma musical for his :..... UnIversity of Central Florida Spring reunion * 11-Instructions " Rubinstein), who plays tier teacher and performance as showman Phineas T. Barnum . ____,,_. banq 3......Cen'l.eterie Walt Disney World, CaU'V2233 by June ________ hband. 9' in "Barnum," He also appeared in a number ______________________________ PIAO & VOICE The Tonys are awarded annually by the From the show. 2 Chce Lots in nicest Sdlon. Beginner to Adult Valued at $700, sacrifice, $200 Caii4orde?alIs3O3.7'4fl) each. Call homesites. $16,800, 1972 ARELI-2 2. a must to see s&soo ' . 1975 LAMORE-3-2, FamIly setion, priced to sell $10,450. 5ger - 3 OFFICE FURNITURE 4OCOmple'tOffices 339 7070 LONGWOc)o 8ATTERIES-New$3OEI. 60A-Business Equipment change. Used-S16.,Exchange. _________________________________ 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 23-1980. _________________________ Call today' And own your own home. . . ' BUILDERS SPECIALS 31 platted lots should make - . OF PAYING RENT? EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 60-Office Supplies ._I,iiscelianeous for Sale ARE YOU TIRED FLAG5HlP BANK OF 5EMNO(.E V ____________________ LADIES SHOES2PR.$5.0O Army Navy Surplus 310 SanfordAve. SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOUR LANDLORD (303)323.1776 REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 40-Condominjur, stock work. Good - pay, ________________________ benefits. 3225831. I h -. 4 - 42-_Mobile Homes . NEEDRESIDENTIAL FINANCING? CALL Harold Hall Realty * 322.IS, _________________________ . 41-Houses UP to 5.000 Square .JENNYCLARK,REALTY, REALTOR . FREEZER WAREHOUSE WQKERS. Order picking, MandyPatlnkinwonforoutstanijigacr a musical, Tim- Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber for best score, Rice for best book, and David Hersey for outstanding lighting design. The nonular EnElish actor Jim flsil - "'1'HOUSes tt. owner will Subdivide to suit tenant. S5 00 per square it including utilities. - The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. ________________________ "Eita" was named best musical, and star Patti LuPone won a Tony. for outstanding actress In a musil In her role as Eva Peron, while director Harold Prince won his record 14th Tony for directing the English muskal. Realty Transfers' SANFORD CLERK - Good company benefits. Apply Handy Way Food Store. Sanford area. American Theater. Wing for excellence on Broadway. It was Miss Frelich's own story that Inspired Medoff to write "Children of a Lesser God," and he himself used sign language to accompany his acceptance speech.. -..P* I p -* _________________ * - �- 45 -EvenlngHerald,Sanford Fl BLONDIE Monda June 9, 1 ,10 by Chic — Young SOMEBOCYY WANTS Exercise T '—i T0 TAU< T0 THE HEAD OF ' THE, HOUSE .10 BEETLE BAILEY b - ALLERGIC SHOW TO IJERK.5 LIKE YOU WHO'SA You!! 5 16. 8 : 14 Streak in 50 Aleutian marble island l5 Young lady (Fr. 51 Makes mad abbr) 52 Stage need 16 Orangutan 17 Beers 53 Pace, 18 Building 54 Bird home add ition çç Cnmniu 19 Chemical : : : compound 29 Adversary JERK!! 30 Espy 31 Cask 3 Part of a : th 20 Arab 23 Roof beam 4 Compass point 25 Austrian ' - 45 Fixed routine 50 Common capital Fr-9 72 ndYeartNo.251_Tuesday,Junelo, 190—Sanford, Florida327ll Dr. Lamb read that jogging breaks down the treast tissues and can damage the uterus. Is this -true? I have noticed that since b starte to og and exerclse.Ihavelostwelght cause a woman's uterus to from the waist up. My mother drop or in any other way is sure that this is not best for damage the uterus. / adder 4 aTrum erg 1.0 1 L y %MM Z/ 7 vvorKerS r You've probably lost some me. I don't want to do any harm to my body but most of weigh t from the upper part of I the books that have read on the body because You may running favor women jogging. have eliminated some body Is jogging good or bad for a fat. At t he same time, you 1we woman's body? Mom told me may haVe improved the twornm to get a doctor's advice so of the muscles In your legs that's why t have written to and lower part of your bony The economic recession has finally come to Se minole County. Stromberg-Carlson, the largest industrial that must support your body MEMO DEAR READER The old weight while you're jogg ing. Since you're interested In, saying, "Different strokes for Boom different folks," certainly jogging, I presume that you does apply to the use of may be interested in knowing BEEMINEMIME exercise. The choice of an how it affects the heart and exercise program for any one circulation. Therefore, I'm MEN00000 individual depends on his or sending you The Health Letter her status and the number 14-10, Exercising BEENE goalshealth BNEAM to be achieved. In other Your Heart. Other readers issue can send BEENE ...• words, why do you want to who want this exercise? 75 cents with along, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it. Now, I'm all in favor of MEN OEM Send your request to me, in exercise because I think it improves people's health. care of this newspaper, P.O. Certainly a major portion of Box 1551, Radio City Station, our population is too inactive New York, NY 10019. for its own good. Exercise There are exercises that can be done in the wrong way or the type of exercise a help improve the figure if .. concerned il'nttt vniir ninu vnti'rø rann ma sih.t in II. •••J J•*••• r' not be the right one for the bust. Specifically, these are goal he or she wants to the exercises that involve e achieve. chest muscle and maintaining proper posture. A woman who Women who do not wear has developed proper muscle ia' employer in the county, announced today it is "permanently" laying off 14 percent of the em_i,..._._ u. f ..L. %i...... ..._j-------.1 _i__ UI 113 L.dZ LV1d[ (tHU tA)IiWUQU PWflI. P'°Y effective June 20. Total of Stromberg's employees * you. uu .. ' by Art Sansom 0 yopia iuu u Su u ammi U.. BEENEBENNO Boom A.. BEEN a no '4 I a • .' 1F ARCHIE by Bob Montana HOW lIE BROKE HIS CUP AND SPILLED MSVENSCN,COULD OUPLEASENG YOUR CLEANING 100.5 INTO MR. WEATHERBE ICE 2 ALL OVER HIS OF WELL HE WAS REAiNG'\ THE LATEST WORLD NEWS I COFFEE HE DO DOT-1 r—'( AND COT SO f YA. SURE! I _______ Boom mom Boom Mom Boom HOROSCOPE LAM_DUNKED HE . 4 DONUT . ______ ______ _____ _______ _____ ________ 0i I • BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL '' LI . -:- EEK& MEEK by OW IJFE YOUR BIRThDAY - June 10, 1980 This coming year you are - add Howie Schneider own. Don 't be stingy, be practIcal, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) * ? ., PRISCILLA'S POP - . . = are breasts should wear a developed, even a small brassiere that provides ireast will appear larger and adequate support. Definitely result in a more attractive she should wear it w hen figure. So if your goal IS to * improve your , - - . . - . . - released by the National Eye Institute Monday it "would like to express grave concern about potential widespread adoption" of the operation. Nearsightedness, or myopia, affects nearly one-third of all adults In the United Sta tes. The operation developed by Fyodorov is called radial keratotomy. It involves a series of cuts into the cornea, the transparent cover for the front of the eye. These incisions weaken the tissue so that interrial eye pressure causes the edge of the cornea to bulge slightly, thus flatteiting the central portion of the cornea. This improves the focusing ability of nearsighted people. A six-month followup study of the procedure at Wayne State' University showed about half of 83 patients no longer needed their glasses following the operation. But doctors said most reported some complications, Including glare and vision quality that fluctuated during the day. Fyodorov said In a recent Interview in Moscow he neyer had a case that had not rrodueed at least some lxnnrovement. - ' n Today - - - - - - by Leonard Starr . c ,cP.c_/r\_D.4%,p •• $wvrH WHEN MY EYVS .A L '1iIII project until January. Moore said- the city d oe s not wish to interrupt business downtown (luring the Christmas holidays by having streets and sidewalks in the midst of construction. 'iIZC said the (Idly may be even longer The city commission Monday night to if either party decides to appeal the authorized City Attorney Vernon Mize (5 ut Court decision when it is offer to voluntarily withhold starting ultiiiiatvlv II)a(Ie. I construction on the improvements until the circuit court in Seminole County .iIe said one of the allegations in the suit makes a decision on a ia%%suit filed t%%o is that the city, by approving tile weeks ago. revitalization project for downtown, has "appropriated Public funds to benefit The lawsuit was filed by G. Mgernon private property o ners." Mize said this Speer challenging the legality of the city is a constitutional issue and could be spending public funds to accomplish the •il)Pe.Ilel to the Florida Supreme Court. project. Speer is also seeking a court injunction to prohibit the city lroiii City Commissioner David Farr supbeginning uie project. portedMize's request for authorization to Circuit Judge Robert McGregor v oluntarilyotter to withhold con* - - - - . . - - * . -- - - . .--. - Herald P to by Jane Cassolbwry Commissioner J. R. Grant (left) at Monday night's meeting. declined to issue the injunction at a struttiun. hearing last week, delaying the decision ii beginning construction, prior to until a 1 p.m. bearing today. court approval, Farr said the city would Mize estimates the hearing could last a be ' playing Russian roulette with loaded day and a half to two days, adding that guns." ----expert witnesses probably will In r esponse to a question. Mize said 11 by both sides. designated muld-himily residential under Um proposed land By JANE-CASSELBERRY the city began construction and the court planning map and th at Grant could build 12 units per acre Herald Stall Writer Mize said a full-blown trial, on the decided the project is improper, it has Iongwood City Commissioner J.R. Grant, who could not under that zoning and was only asking for nine units per acre issues will not be held until late October. tile prerogative (if ordering t,he city to under the planned unit development. even muster a second to his motion on May 19, to rezone a piece Mayor Lee P. Moore noted, however, tear out the improvements and restore Simpson said it was the first time in his experience tlmt there of property he owns on Grant Street, was more succes0ful that delay of ~onstruction until late tile streets arid sidewalks to their original was opposition to a request to upgrade zoning on a piece Monday night when his request was approved 3-2. of. October would effectively put off the condition. . - .-... It was standing room only as opponents o(-the rezoning and property. 0 liepp demanded to know just who was'Grant's co-owner of other controve CSial issues on the agenda packed city hall for the properly. Grant responded; "She's sitting out there in the the meeting. B.D. "Bo" Simpson, acting as an agent for Grant, requested audience. She's iiy wife." In another controversial issue, Virginia Warner presented a Com the commission to rezone the property from industrial and petition with 460 signatures' objecting to the location of a multi-family residential to planned unit development for the proposed Handy Way convenience store on E.E. Williamson construction of townhouse condominiums, Road on commercially zoned property. A motion to deny the Tile main opposition to the rezoning for townhouses came plan approval requested by Miller Enterprises, Inc. site concerned from residents of the Skylark subdivision, who were 4-1 with Grant voting against the denial. . passed Inovercrowding schools. traffic, about Increased The site plan had previously been approved by the planning creased crime, safety of children and use of their malfuncThe Sanford City Commission, plans were to operate the Ilitz much like and zoning board and the engineering department and Tipton tioning sewage treatment plant. following the lead of the city's planning the Old Southern Music Hall in Orlando However, City Commissioner William Mitchell, who and Associate Traffic Engineers reported a study revealed the and zoning commission, has turned down which is located in the former Beacham seconded Grant's motion, reported he had ta lked to many store would not be detrim ental to traffic on E.E. Williamson to reopen the Ritz Theatre in Theatre. a plan residents In areas closer to the proposed project than Skylark Road. downtown Sanford. lie said he had planned to maintain the In voting against the site plan, Hepp cited two convenience and they preferred the townhouses over the heavy Industrial voted unanimously The commissioners theatre in the style of the era in which it stores he owns In Daytona Beach and the litter and robberies construction oermitted under the present zoning. was built, making mostly cosmetic connected with them. Commissioner John Hepp, a Skylark resident, and Corn the advisory ...LJa2 --I..I...J.L... . ..,'..i mnendationof changes n esiuenm.s (.11 nearby 5UUWVISIUII3 LUIIII)IililICU UI1 lilt IUQU misSioner June Lormafln voted against inc rewnwg, and Commissioner John Morris said was already dangerous and the proposed store would add to denying a permit for a beer and wine Mayor Steven Uskert cast the deciding vote for the rezoning. license for the theatre requested by John Iawson has some good ideas and "I hope the problem and would be a detriment to the area. City Administrator David Chacey said the property would be Lawson, an Orlando businessman, you pursue them, but without a beer and Rezoned Commissioner's Property * * - . * * . F -' - 4.9 by TUMBLE WE EDS Craig Lggtt - lilt )lWililil5 UIIU LUii1Ii4 ..UlliliillUiI last Thursday night in turning down the request, indicated its concern that children attending the theatre would be . able to acquire the beverages. Lawson said Monday night there is no way he could guarantee 100 percent that alcohol purchased by persons of legal age would not be passed on to minors. He said his plans for reopening the theatre were contingent on the beer and wine license, saying revenues from showing films would pay only expenses while profits would conic from the concessions. "Without beer and wine sales, the format is not enough to bring people in," he said, adding the beer and wine is a "gimmick" an "enticement to people to come to the theatre." Lawson said his - ---i--- '------.- WflI uceuse. "It's not possible without beer and wine," Lawson responded, Commissioner Julian StenstrQm, noting the city is trying to rejuvenatecthe downtown section, said the Ritz building is becoming a blight. Lie urged that the city through Police Chief Ben Butler contact Orlando to get some idea of what that city's experience has been with the similar, operation there before the city commission made a final decision. Stenstrom's motion, seconded by Coimummissioner David Fart, was defeated 3-2 with Mayor Lee P. Moore, Morris and Cummimnissioner Eddie Keith voting against. The motion to deny the request was then approved unanimously. DONNA ESTES I - The budget proposal is for the fiscal Roger this increase. They are: gasand oil,, up minimum needed to allow the county to proposal for the other S deputies requi res County Administrator year that runs from Oct. 1, 1980 to Sept. study. Neiswender said $1 million more for the 114 percent; food for jail, up 82 percent; - fully use the new jail and -be reasQnably further 30, 1981. The sheriff's expenditures for "We will be looking at th e total budget free from lawsuits, Polk said. According - sheriff's department is not readilyand contract services, up 92 percent. conc lude at In the salary a, an Increase of 8.7 to state and federal guidelliles, the jail for any possibility of cutting back," he 1979-80 are estimated Seminole County Sheriff JOLVP!'5 available, but law enforcement needs $4,305,914. 190041 budget request for over $I'Million have tradi tiona lly been high-priority percent is due to - requested new em- needs at least 35 more corrections of. said. ployees. Merit Increases for existing (leers, he said. more than last year Left county staff items for the county, Of the total request, $33,505 is budgeted Polk said he hopes to make some employees were budgeted at &i percent rruling Monday as they poured over the O on e five topaytheaberiff'ssalary,Salariesof money this year by housing federal IWM•proposallooklngforareasto "That may not have good lmpllcatlons per employee and'7 percent for added to Range and Water Patrol, deputies and assistants account for prisoners overnight at thenew Jail while for other areas that are not U high a sheriff for an overall merit Increase of Cr imes Against Persons Division, $3,098,941., Retirement, social security th cut. ey are being transported between saici. prtority,' Qimes Aga1xt Property Division, the and other benefits total $585,63. be Miami In category after category the and Taltaha .,But rants Division. ar Expenses o th Th e sheriff is re.pie.tlng 11 addItional Civil Division and the W er than salari es ar e than Increases due other same: f's "expenses if to' The sher stpry was the "If they check In at night and leave in Neiswender said he !eels the proposed budgeted at $1,360,042: equipment, inflation beyond the control of the sheriff salaries"account reflects a 57 percent corrections staff for t he new Seminole 1$ additional corrections officers "are $250,009; Investigations, $15,000; con- the morning we can charge them for two Increase over last year. Several County Jail and 5 other deputies, 0 his staff.. days," Polk said. . budget request totals $5,393,531. categories account for the majority of - The 1$ corrections officers are the fairly well warranted." But he said the tingencles, $W,000, - By DIANE PETRYK HeraldStalf Writer . , - WuLII r i1/ IIlI,L V ---------*--.----.----- --5 4 ---- — .a__.______ '-------- - S...- -- -_---.-----------.- -_ -------------- * - - - ---- -------- ---5 ------ * ,.; - - - *- F Sheriff' s Huge Budget Request Stuns County Staff' 'IN U Nit.. .• Plan For Ritz Theath Polk Blames Inflation ir1(9 ' mission Rejects - ME To 111! CHEAP S'ruPP - wn By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Work on the city of Sanford's planned downtown facelift may be delayed seven months or longer. U'arnern 48 — Hospital .......................3A 3A -. 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The council said in a resolution speaks in opposition to a rezoning request by "' FRANK AND ERNEST - --- Nearsighted people have better vision for near objects than for distant ones. Fydorov and his colleagues in Moscow have performed 2,000 such o perations in the past decade after perfecting the procedure on rabbits. He also has demonstrated the technique in 10 operations in the Uni ted States. But America's National Advisory Eye Council urged both patients and eye doctors to use restraint in choosing the - -- - ery I...,.. W ..11..... 'Jul IV u. mildi Sanford, s~lo today the state agency has not received word of any other major layoffs pending in Seminole County at t his time. Do Work'Faces I ong Dela 1,L. glasses forever. .. BUGS BUNNY d t". kt - rg L they leave the payroll," he said. - - -. ell .1 surgery to correct nearsightedness, a common vision disorder usually corrected easily by eyeglasses or conta ct lenses. The operation was developed by Soviet surgeon Svyatoslav Fydorov, who has said he Is convinced the 90-second per eye surgical procedure will allow most nearsighted people lo throw away their WIN AT BRIDGE ) ;,,-,e 4,. et..1...,,.tt ...II Jv.L mu iiic W'U1L win research is needed before it can endorse _ 3 Unemplo)lnent Compensation claims office in * I. tII Mrs. Marge Wood of the Florida State he said. "The current layoffs look like a permanent thing," Whitney said. Fina!woing day for t he 279 employees sub- * . . - brassieres tend to develop strength between the shoulder to your personality that will way of doing something than wear it when she's not migh t consider an overall jogging. The bra.s1ere will exercise program that is win you the admiration of you do, step out of related to developing all the your peers. Your tenacity spotlight. Recognition should help to prevent stretching. muscles of your body and will enable you to finish be your least concern. nce helps you maintain an optimal I don't know of any e vide whatever you begin. SAG1TARIUS Nov. 3that shows that Jogging will posture. GEMINI (May 21-June ) Dec. 21) — w ill not Have fai th In the UflkflOWfl elude you today LI you stick to . w hen your hunches tell YOU SO, what you start. hang in there, even if yotr co~orkers try to even if unusual disruptions steer you in the opposite occur or the going gets tough. ( direction. You're the one CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. who's right. Romance, travel, 19) You can find yourself a luck, resources , possible bit more in demand socially Oswald: "Here's one per. pitfalls and career for the today than usual. Enjoy your petrated by an expert whose NORTH coming months are all popularity, but try to pay name will.be omitted. Not •Q 4 in your Astro. more attention to old pals that it was a silly mistake, but by t7d Sullivan'__ discussed TA63 f'...I. I..ee.... ...I..I.J. I...,.&.... Ii 1AL. aL.., .. a WIULU 51113 II was 4 III13L4V Uldi. CU5I UIyII £VI1CL #A3 than to new acquaintances. game and rubber." with your birthday. Mail $1 4K J 1075 AQUARIUS (Jan. 31-Feb. Alan: "North bid only two for each to Astro-Graph, Box 19) Materially, this should WEST EAST hearts as his rebid since in 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. be a profitable day provided ASIS2 their partnership the two-club 97 54 2 10019. Be sure to specify birth your sights aren't set too high. response was a game force. K Q 82 • 97 South's two notrump showed a You know your limitations, so 4903 4Q642 CANCER (June 21-July 22) operate minimum hand and North setwithin that ,J. tied for game." If there are some tough framework. 4K 103 problems that need solving, Oswald: "Declarer would K Q 108 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) take the responsibility of — You will have greater 4 10654 have been Sure of his contract 4A handling them. You're quite respect for yourself and so it he had let that first dia. mond hold, but it would have capable, whereas others may will others If you don't dodge Vulnerable: Both been death at the table If West not bC 1 South difficult decisions. Make had held the spade ace instead LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — judgments without fear or West North East South of East so South played Big rewards could be In store prejudice. IT dummy's ace." — for you today if you keep your ARIES (March 21-April 19) panpan by Stoffel a Helmdahl gon -r Alan "Here k ol, could be material prospects Pan 1 ordinary player would follow WE WPE Eli 1ER6Oø led right down the garden lookiour pretty good today, as Pan with the seven without giving 10HAVE10 %I LoNaM path if you don't. long as you're willing to work the hand any thought, which is VIRGO (Aug23-&pt. Z) 'them. Don't let others get just what this expert East did. S'TR1P4GS FO OUR Onjns lead:* - use metnous LBSL nave Involved They'll only rock Now when he got in with the ¶AXEEWER1'EPS. worked Icr you in the past. your boat. ace of spades and led his nine, This is not the time to exSouth simply ducked. West TAURUS (April 20-May 20) By Oswald cob ardtiem periment with new twists or It's Important today to do iudA1uSoatag and the nine had blocked the concepts. Haste makes waste. yourown i1 ii LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct ) way. Letting erratic Alan: "How about some Oswald: "Actually, South If possible today, work wi th associates get involved y hands from actual play wound- up with a fancy end the resources a nd means of cause headaches you might involving experts making var- play to make an overtrick.." ions mistakes?" others, rather than With Y0tt not be able to forgive. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ) / I ,_ WASHINGTON (UP!) A governe nt disory Cnlsas more sagging breasts, whether y blades a nd stands up properly jog or not. Whether jogging with her shoulders back will affect your breasts or not have a more attractive lot on your bustline. may depend a degree of development. In Also, if the. muscles unany case, I think a woman who wants to avoid sagging For Tuesday, June 10, 1980 He said the layoff was announced to the Longwood plant employees Ejiday and to the Lake Mary plant employees on Mond ay. k,. vim ITt are JIU}JUIb 1111 %.% r. I.,.,,t.. ..iIl engineering and development center in Longwood necessary, but that certainly depends on ' economic and business conditions downstream," . Jul.. t ip 239 people in the,digital systems center in Lake Mary," Whitney said. ,. • Nil afia prior to the layoff is 1,%4. Lou Whitney, director of industrial relations, saidthe layoff istheresultof the "general decline in the economy and reduced order input on pr oducts." . t----- ----"we are iaying Oil OOUL 50 people in our - u u THE BORN LOSER Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents . 48 Landing boat 27 Poultry holiday house play a. d 43 Football 44 Monkeys 19 Stuns typewriter 5 Christian 32 Lodging (6 who njoys jogging and exercb&W. 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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 14, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 08, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 08, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald