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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d5934d9916e1930c3b006f5b5737732e.pdf 586ebdb17ce97e73496367db7f56d3be PDF Text Text - - - • 'WA - - - -i---- ---- - - ..-.---- .------ - ----- _________.___ • _v- - V - Mae- I 72ndYear 226_Monday, May1, 1980—Sanford, FtorIda327r' 11 lerald I EvenIng Her - (lISPS 491 280)—PrIce 20 Cents -- kj - - — - NIV • oM mission To Consider . '.-,- OO E11 AV me Wh ® By DONNA ESES .. iawi jp 9 'PAWN Amow Poo • .. it Kid Stuff I Two-thirds of my brother's age Is five twelfths of mine, and I am nine years older than he Is. . How old are we? ., MARY enlisted in the army. YVAN enlisted in the navy. Where did SAM RINE •pJfl I Ul •0 /, ____ • ) 1 2 Is easier for girls than it Is for boys. Try It yourThey say this stunt 3. - of r __ inches from a wall. Plant your feet firmly , , _ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least sIz diNeriøs In drawing details between tap and holism annels. Hew quickly, can you find them? Chock answers with thea. hel.w. 'P'iN -, ''ffiP *JMW '5 _ '.ipg ____ oor~ - _____ ' In place. Good lucki' ' -- - V - 0 - k' u0Oc $S0 0 A/ S. OA, Boat N /"- .. - NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) Cuba missions for t he Cuban government. However, the statement also It was made even more so by the fact the responded today to the Bahamas' Bahanas authorities noted that Cuban 'demanded "an explanation of why this Cubans fired on crew members in the demand for a formal apology for the fishe rman ha ve often been arrested for (patr ol) boat fired on a fishing boat and water,"%he said. sinking of a patrol boat by MIG fighter poaching inside the Bahamas' fishin g why it disobeyed our war ning (shots), Pindling said the Bahamas intends to The food stamp program could run out of money June 1. planes with "sincere regrets" but zone. Routi nely, Havana has se nt a and more Important, an explanation of demand reparations and may take the dema nds of its own. representative to Nassau to pay f(nes and the whereabouis of the eight Cuban matter before the United Nations Four Bahamian Defense Forces sailors the fishermen were sent home without in. fishermen." Security Council. were lost In the Saturday evening attack. ciden The broadcast Hionitored in Miamj Iadio H a v a n a quoted Granma as 400 ty 48 Arraignment on poaching charges of Radio Havana, quoting an official said 's foreign affairs ministry sent saying the attack was staged by a secold' eight Cuban fishermen the Incident statement carried in today's edition of a note to the Bahamas Sunday asking for wave of Cuban planes after the patrol that sparked the Saturday night attack the Cuban Communist Party daily the "liberation and return to our country boat ignored warning signals and war-wks indefinitely delayed In Nassau. Granma, said, "If the sunkeh boat was of the fishermen and trial of the persons ning shots from Cubai scout planes at There was :speculation In Bahamas really a Bahamas patrol boat, we sin- responsible for their detention." 5:50 p.m. official circles the two Cuban fishing cerely regret the Incident because our Prime Minister Lynden 0. Pindling of It placed the time of the sinking at 7:19 'vessels seized by the patrol boat aim has always been to maintain the the Bahamas left London to return to p.m. Saturday. It said one of the fishing Four-hundred Seminole County Flamingo before it was sunk may ac- friendship and respect of this neigh- Nassau and deal with the crisis. He boats had radioed It had been "attacked families, wholly dependent upon food Another Crisis stamps for survival, will face foodless tually have been on secret surveillance boring country." called the attack "vicious and dastardly. by a pirate ship." days beginning June 1 U the United States Senate doesn't act by Thursday to Coming In September approve legislation providing supplemental funding for the program, WASHINGTON (UP!) Congress Senate hearings on the legislation were may end be able to prevent a temporary .• . to begin today. to food stamps June 1, but the prospect of KEY WEST, Fla..(UPI) — With temporarily house thern will be opened. training center at Bainbriidge, Md., and In Key West, the captain of the largest The U.S. liouse of Represenratives another funding crisis triggered by the. thousands of Cuban refugees continuing A White 'House spokesman said in an Army training center at Indiantown ship to participate in the sealift said approved the funding last week. recessiorremains for September. to arrive in the freedom sealift, the Washington the Pentagon had been asked Gap, Pa., will join processing points in Cuban authorities forced him to load 400 Because of inflation and high unernDespite the emergency work, new Carter administration said today 60,000 to prepare two military bases, in Florida and Arkansas in handling the convicts and mental patients, ployment, the 1980 federal budget failed figures offered last week indicate the refugees may arrive In the United States Maryland and Pennsylvania to help refugees. threatening to put him before a firing to provide sufficient funds to carry the $2.56 billion transfusion for the program and two more processing camps to process the , refugees. An . old naval squad if he didn't. program through June. may not be enough to keep it going Each of the two additional centers is rey Cole, skipper of the 100-foot A total of 10,000 families currently through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal expected to handle 20,000 anti-Castro America, one of the ships that ferried receive food : stamps in various amounts year. refugees In a move, designed to eise the close to 5,000 Cubans Sunday — a one-day montly in Seminole County, said Dennis pressure on Florida, where more than record for the refugee operation said Dory, of the-state Department of Health I 35,000 Cubans — Including 5,000 on one official told him the government and RehaWlitative Services food stamp economy and inflation are the causes for Sunday — have arrived since the sealift planned to ship 1,8,000 scum" to thedivision for Seminole County. - -more stamps being issued than expected. began April 21. United States. - Four-hundred of those families are Population growth In Seminole County totally dependent on the stamps for is not a factor, Dory said, nor is there any survival, Dory said. "If the legislation is tie-In between the Cuban refugees and not approved by Thursday, there will be the food stamp crisis. a delay in the issuance of the stamps," / Dory said the state has the option of As far as could be determined today, Florida area. Dory said. helping out local agencies, such as the none of the 35,000 Cuban refugees who The U.S. Immigration Service in "Most elderly food stamp recipients food stamp program, If the federal have made their way to Florida recently Orlando said none of the Cuban refugees receive their inuome on the first of the funding should be delayed. Sta te officials nun .706 In Can,1nab I.... L........ .J L.. La- .ZtL -- t_ w .i*iuiva ('n.,nI.. t..uuany. uavc ici; n uvu by u uuiue lvi month. They can use that income on June say they don't have the money or legal Dr. Luis Perez said there have been Seminole County. The spokesman said 1 if they know'the food stamps will be authority to step into the ga p. . . offers by Seminole County residents to refugees will be required to check in with coining," Dory said. "For them it is a Seminole County recipients receive provide food and shelter for refugees the Orlando immigration office within wai,ting game." Food stainp allocations food stamps valued at SM,000 monthly. until they can get on their own, but the two days after arriving in this area. for May are not affected. Dory said the food stamps to the large refugees are being screened by the • . "Basically, the Congress put a cap on majority of the Seminole County Catholic Relief Center and none have The Orlando Naval Training Center 15 the amount of money that would be spent. recipients represents a supplement to not involved In transporti ng or housing for food stamps and th e money ran out arrived in Seminole yet. , their fo od budgets. For th e 400 families — s Perez said there have been more than the regugees a Navy spokesman said ahead of time," he said. about 1, 2W persons a delay would be a .t 500 offers of such help In the Central today. • ' Dory explai ned the turndown in the disaster, he said. DONNA ESTES . . StOnd strflgffl' . 1 54 '. , If - - . without moving yqsr popw 21 ff"M I *Wwew It g towwam g 'g • $ be), lift , - I . a best service of the three — . , _ Now. grasping The chair ( 1 ' _ - ______ ft _ - S . ___ head is against the wail. I ___ ____ an Inch or two In front of it. Iind over soyour -- Sinking ProI ' Regrets Cuba .. . - o I . - i - ________ _ others of both sexes. Place ordtnary household chair sever- S two weeks ago of a contçact to a corn- commercial accounts, of way and between Cornwall Road and petftor, Future Property Services. According to a memo to the city Sanora Roulevard from planned unit John Mercer, development corporation The Baker bid for the service ws the commission from City Maflager Warren development to industrial has been withpreside nt, will present petitions signed low one at $27,000. Knowles, he and Jernigan still recom- drawn. by 90percent of the owners and tenants of The city commission, on the recom- mend the city se ll the cemetery. downtown businesses endorsing the plan mendation of Jim Jernigan, head of the Knowles previously told cornThe city planning and zoning cornto install ground planters, revised department of parks and recreation, missloners the operating deficit at the mission denied the request. The Sanora parking from dlagonal to straight In, tentatively awarded the contract to cemetery of $39.498 is being subsidized by homeowners opposed the rezoning. ________ self, then challenge _______ l Jernigan's recommendation was based is slated to be on hand, asking the city on his ment commission to overrule the Planning and Property Serice erv ce cod guaran tee the Zoning Commission by approving Car. Its share of the work to revitalize the _____ CNALLENGEI . downtown section. excel? Pen and oink drawings. CHAIN LIFT 1_ .7 . The confid-___ ant. What did the fisherman dunk in the lake? A night cruller. At what kind of art do pigs uoieLJ . Tj L 0 1\J VA LUE S 40.00 d - dinal's plan to construct townhouses on bidders. Jernigan said Future Property Ser- lots within Sanora planned unit possible sale of the facility and site plan Attorney G. Algernon Speer, whose law vic* has good work references, ex- •development. The Sanora homeowners approval or denial for factory-built office fronts Magnolia, has threatened to périence in large, landscaped properties oppose the development. housing In Sanora. sue the city If it implements the plan. and is equipped with modern industrial First item to be considered by the Charles David Baker, father of Robert mowers to handle the Job: At the same A request from the Hunt Oil C 'that commissioners at the 7 p.m. meeting is Baker, one of those who submitted bids time, he said Baker had no accounts he the city consider rezoning a portion of the the Greater Sanford Development on cemetery maintenance, has asked to was currently servicing. The third firm property be tween Sanford A venue and . tOO C convert Magnolia Avenue Tonight's Sariford City Commission the Senkarik family's offer of its meeting is expected to be a hot one with property for .......... ,.. ..... .. .. T... •L ,.. in we ciys current cap a m. cluding revitalization of the downtown pr ovement budget, $78,000 is set aside for area, cemetery maintenance and materials, city labor and equipmpt. . She's our No. 1 ur natural resource. ___ from a through Future Property Service, the high bid the taxpayers. street to a pedestrian mall and accepting der, at $36,000 annually. A representative of Cardinal Industries Herald Staff Writer lb MOM'S T"E WORDI ldmtlfy, if you con, these fanwa rnethers: 1. Her cupboard was bare. 2.Sha's onow. for rhymes. 3. She's a favorite among singm of Irish songs. 4. p R I r" i by Toniht[ ____ Downtown Issue r .oO SPESNUL IPELIVERVI Will y hiuqi.,.t abeve' S. wsWt she? WVII let ye, decide , , Coun F — Rely On Fo'd - Stamps — 'I - ' - - - 60,000'*CU ban Refugees May A-rrve In' U.S. I ' * - - - -- — - - ___ ' . • - - ' - -. -' - ___________________ Non Of Refugees, In County sit _____ - ____ n.mn ('TLAA&I - G1' BURP - 4 - irJi\ AArMAAA ... - A .. , hi t)Ct .* i)pCf . - ' - • - - - • - - - . - Annexation 'Ploy' Angers Re s i dents "I - -- - -- • . - ML" Qk2Mp co 40 - - - - opposö to heavy Industrial zoning for now wait two years to ask the city to dustry. By DIANE PE'TRYK the area, Herald Staff Writer rezone the property, or go back to the If the county rehears the zoning issue, Seminole County residents who sucBut recently the property was annexed-- county and ask the property be rezoned. Mrs. Elswick said she believes her neighceasfully protested before the county to the city of Sanford at the request of its Mrs. E[swick said it is apparent bors will again gather to protest But as commission the proposed rezoning of a owner, Kitty' Ait. Then Ait sold the SEEDCO Is willing to wait the two years. far as the city goes, If SEEDCO waits the 55-acre tract of land for an Industrial property to SEEDCO.. SEEDCO President Horace Orr was two years she said she feels protest would ago were surprised to Brenda Elswick, whose home park six months Is unavailable for comment this morning, be futile. .' find the property had been annexed tothe directly across from the proposed InBut Kirchhoff said it is possible City, Commissioner Julian Stenstrorn . city of Sanford without their knowledge. dustrial site, said today the transaction SEEDCO could convince the county to said today he Is in favor of an Industrial • .; -'i' - ::"i '-! "It's a typical politician's ploy," said was "a little strange." rezone the property now If it can show park on the site. I: ; ,I - • The sale was probably contingent on that it has a means to solve drainage and county resident Jim Crowe, 717 Bowler "With the recession going on ;.: •Road. "if they can't cone thTough the .the annexation, she said, and the road access problems and if SEEDCO Is elsewhere, I would say we're going to . • - 'S . .. residents were not made aware an aiming for light rather than heavy In need more Industrial property," he said. front door, they go In the back door." In November, the county commission nezationwasbelngconeidered.SEEDCO I I tirneddown a request from the Seminole was not mentioned In the annexation MJfth d4' " Employment Economic 'Development application. •:''; Corporatlon(SEEDCO) to rezone the "Naturally, day would doit that way," . property near Jewett Lane and Bevler Crowe said. "The city sold us out. That's 1 Road to facilitate development of an the way It looks to me" \ -J-. Industrial park. My, Elswlck a real estate agent, said 1 Residents of the area packed the she is sure the industrial park will cause I . commissionchambers to complaln that the neighboring residential property to Nw'ald PIS V Too VMCOW development In the area would bring lose value. I as flooding, traffic, po u on and Incre ed ll ti chances e proper ty will go up in th TASTY TOUR value would deprec4ate the value of their are slim and none," she said. nearby residentkil propsrty. SEEDCO purchased the property with Christy Johnson (left) serves Tim Lee a sampling of the palate One reuonthe"ommlsslon Voted down $235,000 In federal funds and plans to pleasers of other nations. Sixth graders at Lakeview Middle School th e propasal was because there was de velop the park with grants from the Llid the opportunity to find out that youn gsters around the world'?' insujflclent guarantee th at t he city of U.S. Economic Development 1' L $*%I 5r.. when Joyce W ard 's SOCiRi usd1 t * siw.w.Oflu.msUr5ert Sanford would provide water and sewer Administration. studies classes participated In "Food From Around the World" to Conmission Under annexation laws, the zoning of festivities. There was no word on how students appreciated the Qualnnan Bill Ki'dihoft, in rhoss 'the property remains In the county's dlstiict the property lisa, said he was Jurladictionfor two years.SEEDCO must unusual tare. • .. . - - '. I' - - ' ' '.- ' •' ' .' - - ---- - . • I - - -. - - ••- - , -- I .•, - - -- - -. S - . - Il - - - - -. --' -' . - - - - -- -- -. '.-.; - '. .-• - - . • . - -. • ' - ' / • I - • - - . - • - - •t ' -- _______ - • - - - • - - . 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Mm Gaines said persons who meet * the guidelines my apply for ft funding through and $6,638 far farm families her office at Seminole Conununfty Action Pine Street. She said those applying must bring with them their current power bill - Pope those eligib She said It hoped that f .- power bills for ft preceding three months and proof of Income. Those who have had their power shut off far Mrs. Gaines said It takes about 40 minutes non-payment can receive special assistance to complete the Interview and forms f6e Completes p -. Preached against racism of all kinds In an li-day tour of black Africa, turned to humanity's outcasts today with a visit to a ,-- :;.J~j .5.. ; : - 4, 1_ 0 - - Zoning - . II A- ' r 1 1 ___ pi ' : '- ___ - V- .; -4. • - .' - . '-' -';f."7 ,. .. .- ., ' . .,, . •,: I $' ,.,. ',. - •, :: ..• • •,.:.•-"'• . . - -. - - - - ___ __-. .. Agenda In Longwood • - .• ''' Apparently . -. '-1 ''i , a 4".. ___ . . 'A W A . - .,' i -' . - . - - - -. '-' . . -', ., ,• '- ............- ,' , I • . - - '.-•'.. S t I ' ,." , t. g' -' .t. • .. 4' .. '" * - , - .., . - ' ii .. a '!.'' ' , .. . •A,#k...,(.i A. .--" - ' s - ';• '' . - KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) The military took control of the east African nation of Uganda today in an apparent coup that could portend the return of the ruler who was overthrown byldlAmin. A spokesman for the military Commission of the ruling Uganda National Labor Front told the BBC the conunisilon had taken over from President Godfrey Binaiss. flare was no word on Blnalsa's whereabouts and no __________________________ indication whether the takeover was non-violent. ~)WGHT IN Photographer Ron Casey came along just this was about to break Into a Festus, Mo., birdhouse. The would-be Intruder finally and returned to the ground with Its paws empty. as - Killed In' Car Crash By DAVID M. RAZLER . ___ HeraldStaff frftas ' - when - - a R fl , at at - at was __ n y , - . . , - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) -tiIprpiC fundamentalists who favtn ia Out' spy trials for the American hostages won control 01 the !iianiI 09 MIles: Winds east to smatbeut 10 to IS knots today and arliamsnt that has been entr usted by Ayatollah Ruhellah tonight Southeasterly winds 15 koft Tooky. Sees 3 to 4 XboweW with deciding Partly cloudy. ns dwaW today. - - - AREA FORECAST Seamy today.. Fair tonijht. Partly cloudy Tuesday. HI&m In the upper so low 101 60.. Winds southeast 101015 rich _'ah it W5UI., -- ErnJn Hesald . - - - - - - -- SMOS,IV AWI; WOOL $1.1411A11111110116 ss' - 4 - . wee. - . -. 4 - IL; , - - - '.. - - -- i -'. 4 : - - - Yom, 54 - - - ksd Class Nstas Paid at $aai.,t Pawidi evil _!1 - ' - - -- - - - -' -. ' _f1_'' ( ' - . - Tuskegee student, John Holton Callaway, but they had not positively Identified him late Sunday. - At commencement exercises Sunday, Tuskegee President Luther Foster asked the audience to join him 'in silent prayer "for several of our students whq died in this terrible disaster," a school spokesman said. - Foster "expressed shock and regrets to the families," said Dean of Students Walter Sapp. "We are all very sad. Everybody is in shock right now. I know there are some students out there really suffering over the loss of their friends." The bodies of Miss Dixon and Miss Johnson HOSPITAL NOTES ____ U.S. - ' *rAglttIAI&t .Sanford; Inflation Hurts Average Family Elbe" Taylor -' - - Harry I. Gilmore. DeWy Dolores Aym. Deltona Leslie Scott. Dettona. SyIvil 0. SImon - -- * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS ., 3RIFIf Im l y 14 N 17 TONY RUSSI 2417 $7,210 and Maine $7,057. Mideast: D.C. $10,911; N.J. $9,702; Del. $9,537. Md.; $9,150, NY $9,095 and Penn. 15.559. Gnat Lakes: III. $9,523; Mich. $9,269; Ohio $1.77S; Ind $1,616 and Wis. $L419. Plains Kansas 89.053; Minn. fl,760; Iowa $5,519; Mo. $1,133; Nib. tunnel sa,3.flo N.D. $7,771 and S.D. $7,334. Southst Va. $1305; Fla. $1332; Ga. $7,477; La. $7,117; W. va V.470; N . C. $7,359; Ken. $7,342; Tenn. $7,259; S.C. $7,027; Ala. $6,916; Ark. 16,7SS. Miss. $4,147. Soumw,st: Texas $1349; Ariz. 5,303; Okla. $5,226 and N .M. $7,294. Rocky Mountain: Wyo. $9,657; Cob. $1,945; Idaho $7,112 and Utah V.155. Far West: Nov. $10,201; Calif. $9,913; Wash. $9,433; Oregon $1,142, Alaska $11,237 and Hawaii $9,333. ______________________________ SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.' (UP!) Norco. The wellplanned robbery AP- The others fled, leaving the body in the Three members of a flve.inan gang of parently went awry early because a van, along with the $20,000 loot and the machine guntotlng bank that led bomb that was supposed to police van's owner, who had been tied up. police ona wild chue- ending indeath the area went off early. They stole a pickup truck and a 40-mile for two bandits and one officer now A silent alarm [nought police to the face murder charges. bank as the bandits were coining ou d chase started with the bandits firing pursuing police and hurling beer-can The tires *ere to be wgW today . a gun battle be bombs, police said. Several officers The Inclalont started Friday afternoon the wtsel ia stolen van that to when four masked men invaded a bank in the get-away vehicle was shot said killed. wounded in ft wild chase. robbers draw 1: ~~ It INSURANCE S. French Ave. Sanford A matter of sentiment Sentiment is an important part of our lives. It's evidence that we care for one another. Funeral services are a way of showing sentiment and paying tribute to a special memory. Winter - eb ie GRAMKOW AREA MEATH - FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD . -_._ - - were - - '-- - at was a Charlie Taylor Shirley Therkfldsin Lillian S. Vkk.ry at t - , MRO111 CLINTi)N Harland Stone. DeWy SIRTHS AtwtIe Perkins. Orange City Evana. a baby lorry and Lowell Mrs. p boy. Orange City Da.wbyand Terry Avery,. baby cit R0 d, DISCHARGES boy. Sanford 'livaina Ga lloway. Sanford "Sanford died Friday DISCWARUS iva WatSon. Delary sanford: Seminole Memorial Hospital. Sabina J. Srelsove. Del?ona GlorIa H. Evens ,.Mn1 M. Ghannotti, Deltorsa Born In (nthti, e moved to Sandra 1100111, Ladse Mary M. Nutty Sanford in 1973 from New William S. Beaver, Serrento • Monday thru Saturday by Appointment DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. 323-2301 and Evenings - an - Shelia I. Hudson - Mamie Taylor - FAMILY DENTISTRY - - Annie S. Chambers Garfield Harris ', Fr.nkle!. HayeS D.D. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 1979 per capita Incomes by state ac Cording tea report rslasid by the Commerce Department Corn. $9,59; Masa. $1,144; R I $5,266, Pd H $1,231, Vt. - - - away from - Marers$ A. 118110y. WhIll MAY 11, 1155 ADMISSIONS Sanford, MAY 111151 " - - ' . SIMINOLU MIMORIAL HOSPITAL were clad in Tuskegee Institute T-shirts and Miss Dixon had on a Miami high School ring Inscribed with her name. A friend of Miss Dixon said she took the bus bse she was afraid of flying. 'She wouldn't gel on an airplane for nothing," said Miss Dixon's good friend, Rita Evans. "I tried telling her it would be a timlicker of getting to Miami, but she wouldn't listen:' The Tuskegee Institute, a prcdonunantI black college of about 3,50, is nestled in the hills some 40 miles east of Montgomery. The school was founded by Booker 1. Washington, alul,,, botanist-chemist GeorgeWashington Carver conducted much of his research there. awaj L V.dMA California Bandits- Face Charges ________________ - - Morn ...IS i t time iorrriy Check-up 'ye,t?' States List Average Earnings of - Inw. accident F riday. "They want to get that channel open as - sturgeon Clew, ajournallat for almost 5oyeans who retired to the Pompano Beach area five years ago, was pronounced dead the scene of the Saturday accident. - - - es,,, It promise the nominee will be 20dorad by Khomeini himaw. wi w. PvWl1id Daily aad kadly, "1 Nird. Inc.* N. Frsff Ave.. - . the parliament Under lbs ealstlng ichedi considering the fats of tim 53 M ag,j it votes mirim to hive warned privately that in the event of a asrsnUns 01 Dalenos Daparhuent ofclala dacilnad to say Mk1y width the new gOvernent Into power. The Parliament's ffr Iran, 11* American hostages will be klliad and shipping to of the bodies had baa removed from Ihe A Force fleas at meeuxj Is idietiw. far June s. apad from the Gulf countries will be sabotaged." Dover, Dal. But o1da1 aoIr said the bodIes 01 01 the. "U the psrli&mint and the gayernu can work together, lii Tilirnk Republican Party, loading a "grand & "e" 01 1r Force victims said 0 Marine have been Wren Ira the such con.enaus ll help, temper the strong an ti-American Moslem derics from acres the country, won tim bess to their netowne for loci burial. . majority 01 the seats In the 309nih Mejils (parliament) . . f.'Ugs,' said one analyst. Otherwiss, he said, teimlon bet. the hostage Issue into a mere used rdi.im from the second a of the balloting, ___ p4tlá.I I, political MOtIataBunday 132seatsof the estimated Pr4s' A Bsai1eca ne moderate groa, frodIuOth* CoalItion 01 tim RsPeMfren Parti and dirIii the aecorid and final round 01 parHim.nta fer ceorUx among the people and the praWnt" Win. -llotin eaerd as the ascend moat ''fl'wt forCe In tim ba g The fwwI'ni.ntt$j reported, however, they an lure the ___ ded in M& ft when the Mt -. round of ePldnta to hair side in tI 1gWstire. hallothig w held following Baa _ A td ilit" group lb no h_nsma$ely clear t: -: to Ihe also said they ar cvadsot they tim presidency. S - Lucas, who was positively identified Saturday, was also on the bus that was carrying 23 passengers. School officials said the Tuskegee students were heading home after taking final spring term exams. Their bus made stops in Bmingham, Montgomery and Dothan Thurs. day en route to Miami. They boarded It In Montgomery. The students were positively identified as Dwayne P. Adderly, 21, a junior political science major; Yvonne Johnson, 23, a sopmore physical education major; and baron Elaine Dixon, 23, a sophorpore buslness major. All three were from Miami. Rescuers found the ID card of a fourth announced the United Slates eventually could rival the Soviet Union and iranin caviar production. For the first time outside Soviet Union and Iran, they said, UC Davis aquaculturists have reproduced in a laboratory setting and the first fingerlings will be released into streams Wednesday. In time, the development could ff1511 the United States would no longer Import as much as50tons caviar worth $12 million wholesale from the Soviet Union and Iran. - whida - - Ford were lifted from the water by a large Steam-power crane on a barge. "We believe five more bodies are In the - appok4 theIr own Ireinler ora the strength of their oin PIr11 1'1mtaTy majority, would be a blow o BanI.Sa nanis reportedly l been authorized by lOmrjpj to S.nt T' FàmHI.s Bodi Eighteen bodies were recovered within hours of the accident Friday and seven more were recovered Sunday after a mangled Greyhound bus, a 1980 Chevrolet and a 1973 came when scientists at the University of California at Davis through the lowered crossing and threaded its gates as the train approached at. 70 miles an boar. tines (UPS 41.115) Mondsy, May 1L 1900-Vol. 72. A WASENGM (UPI) - 1% boft of foir of dia *lot Foreign $Ialat 5ada Gb4eh OIV1CIma* Who died in the aborted attempt to gescea the - Ilk BeInd, !''si 1II have biiii sent 10 wo reporteci by the autherita,e An N*b Report151 )L5fl - - Mayor Writer Dead ... . noo rocm a. several days," Marino said. Thirty ships, 14 of them loaded and ready to sail, werestranded in the port Friday. Authorities said the Port of Tampa estimated it losses at $I million a day because of the closure. Coastal Diving Co., the same salvage firm used to raise the sunken Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn. was hired to lift the vehicles and clear the channel. by about 5 percent this year. -One - way ers W'10 n Eleciory quickly as possible but that may still tike to twoway traffic for the Iirst time Sunday. it has not yet been determined how long it will take to replace the section missing from the separate, southbound span. The twin bridges, which normally carry 14,000 cars a day, had been closed since the accident, forcing motorists to take a circultous route through and around Tampa and into St. Petersburg. Marina said the next concern of salvage U.S. gasoline consumption between 1979 and 1980 will be the major factor. Americans are expected to use only 17.8 million barrels of oil a day In 1990, the research arm of the U.S. oil _ at Ha northern span of the Sunshine Skyway bridge vehicle containing at least one body Saturuay isii t he ouoy iroe ioose and toe venicie was not relocated Sunday. at - - Divers had attached a buoy to a second . forecast prepared by the foundation said a 20 percent drop in He was 74. Witnesses . workers will be o clear the ship channel to County Sheriff's Department. The Florida Highway Patrol opened the a merger or joint venture, culprit in the erosion of purchasing power," with consumer Treasury Secretary G. William Miller, Federal Reserve costs jumping 90 percent In the decalie, the study said. Board Chairman Paul Volcker and Comptroller General But, it noted Social Security taxes, which rose from $374 to a Elmer Staata, the three members of the special Loan maximum of $1,588, also contributed to lowering spendable Guarantee Board, announced their approval of the aid income at all levels. package for Chrysler during the weekend after receiving word Rises in federal Income taxes for families In higher income Canada had agreed to a $200 million package to aid Chrysler's brackets added to the drop of their income, the study said. Canadian operations. Though their salaries generally kept up with Inflation, they Congress now has 15 days to review the authorization before either Lost income or, at best, saw slight actual wage gains, the guarantee becomes effective. Industry and Michigan of. after federal taxes were - taken out. ficials hailed the development and Chrysler President Lee Th" Conference Board estimated a family living on $10,000 Iacocca said It "represents a key ptep in the preservation of ten year., ago had $8,649 to spend after taxes. In 1980, the board approximately 500,000 jobs" In an Industry already suffering said, $20,187 would be needed to maintain the same buying from sagging sales and massive layoffs. power as taxes will siphon off $3,408 and inflation will raise In other weekend developments: consumer prices $8,139. -The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation Inc. says American demand for oil will decline in the 19803. An energy train at a grade crossing. , underwater wreckage," said Paul Marina, an information officer for the Hillsborough. reopen the port th;-it has been closed since the suggesting POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (UPI)-Funeral services are scheduled Wednesday for Harry T. Clew, a former mayor 01 Middletown, Conn.,'-*nd veteran reporter who died when his car was struck by an Amtrak passenger I ng NEW YORK (UP!) -A family of four needs a $20,187 annual gross income to live as well as it did 10 years ago on $.W,000, a study showsc long-term amrvlval. The Conference Board report -titled the "Two-Way Squee-. "Chrysler, the Loan Guarantee Board and the administra- ze" - also found that families earning $15,000 and $25,000 In tion should explore that possibility without delay even ivhlle 1970 now will need $30,723 and $52,495, respectively, to stay the loan guarantee moves forward," said Rep. Henry Reuss, abreast of rising costs. D-Wls., chairman of the House Banking Committee, The report released Sunday said inflation was "the main - • have been In a car with her husband and It has not been found, nor has her husband. Congress Is expected to approve the government's $1.5 billion loan guarantee program to financially strapped Chrys. 1cr, and a key legislator already Is suggesting the No. 3 automaker find a foreign car manufacturer as a partner for Its - Former '.. \ ____________________ • • Locating of the bridge disaster, One victim already identified is known to By PATRICK J. KILLEN United Press International , a BAYPORT: highs, 1:31a.m., 1:13 p.m.; lows, p.m.. . _ BRIEF home. I .. - SUITh FILED The following suits were filed this week In Seminole Circuit Coin, demanding damages In excess of $2,500: - Louise Carpenter, 615 Park Ave., Sanford, has filed suit against RoberV and Mosale Bateman-and Violette Williams, charging they are Illegally trying to evict her from her borne. Carpenter charges she was renting her borne from the Batemans, the Batemans sold the house to WWIama, The Batemans, as part 01 the sale contract promised to help ctCarpen, andonMond$yhad waer, ty and gas supplies cut off, the suit charges, claiming this was done without following proper legal procedure, The malt asks only for an Injunction restoring utilities to the Carpenter home until proper eviction actions are filed and completed. Satice Insimace Coinpiny of America has filed suit a3alnst HrnOr Marine Canter, Sanford, charging the marina's sctlons made the npsny liable for a $23,000 claim. The malt charges that on June 5, 1979, Roger Harold, a p Icy , holder, bought boat from Hunter. On July 4, 1979, the ol boat, I Chiysler Gets Boost From - MIAMI (UP!) Already convicted In the "gold plumbing caper," former Dade county school superintendent Johnny Jones must enter his plea today on new charges of taking $70,000 In bribes from a reading program salesman, Circuit Court Judge Thomas E. Scott was scheduled to hear Jones' plea. The former county official, who was found guilty April 30 of attempted misuse of school funds, now is charged with accepting payoffs of cash, and negotiable bonds from a salesman in return for the adoption of a learn-at-home reading program for school system. . . Jonea,a nationally known black educator, was found guilty April30 of trying to use $9,000 In school funds to buy gold-plated plumbing fixtures for his vacation - - 0' At least 30 persons died in the tragedy, InlixIlng Louis Lucas Jr., 62, of Dolomite, a tiny community west of Bir- Former Dade Schooll Head gave up THE ACT ALangwood youth died SatzrdeynIg)twhen be drove hlscar Into a tree, highway patrolmen report. Kevin Barton WaPenfels, 16, 01 7 theiTy Hill Circle, Longwood, died at 10:40 p.m. when his car shot off Markham Road, about four miles north of Altamonte Springs, patrolmen say, His southbound car was traveling between 60 and 75 mile. oar hour whe11n It left t he roadway, slammed through s fence and into tree, they say, adding witnesses reported the car firemen say. was weaving from side to side before the CTIS1L James Meeks, 01109 Hollyhock Drive, died Florida EI WIilenfels, the 11th person to die on Seminole County roads Hospital Altamonte shortly after he arrived the hospital pronounced dead the scene, patrolmen say. this year, following the accident,, they say. WEND BURGLARS Hfl,BU8INS Meekewas outsWehis house, Working NATIONAL REPORT: At least three tornadoes touched bin car atp Thi e ves PX5 worth ofma chi er from a when the jack holding It up apparently slipped, orwhthg him, down in omtralOklaho,na in wind gusts up to 90 miles pse boar Sa solvent company this .ekend, police report firemen say, adding t died 01 severe head Injuries. and bsaebalklxe hail, causing some damage hot no Injuries, Burglars forced the door 01 UnIted Solvent, 1107 Airport MONEYB*G MIIp The tornadoes were seen early Sunday evening jail south 01 some Urns between cloclag Friday and S s.m. today, As the management of The Ark, a bugs In Sanford Plaza OsrvIlsr, near Wellston and just east 01 Davenport Heavy -1. -A taking a copier, tines calculators and a typewriter, police say. closed up early Sunday morning, they claco,rirsd lbs bag damage was reported at Davenport, where wind 1susts an nW's receipts was gone, 90 mph. Hall ranging from the size 01 quarters to baseballs. Suhrd polim say. bunt into flames while on the St. Johns River, destroying it: M Henry, of Maftiand, tck police the bag, nearly-3 Inches In diameter - hounbardad Dapaw, 35 mIles Umftsc and niaking the h*aruice company liable for $23,000 In fin *.I couWaing $06, vanished : southout 01 between 2'35 a.m, and 4 Insurance. An jm Springs Saturday evening after a - a.m. as omplo end na,mbr of the band clamid up and The salt charges Hunter was somehow negligent In selling or AREA READINGS (9 a. se.): temperature: 73; overnIght car he was working on fell, rapping him beneath It, city bit. 90; yterday's high,. 8$; bsrom*ic preenne: 35.13; preparing the boat, causing the fire. 1. humidity: ' relative 79 preent; winds: east 10 m.p.h. - The students were on a Chicago-to-Miami bus that plunged 150 feet into the"Tampa Bay Friday when a huge freighter slammed into the bridge during a blinding storm. Four cars and pickup truck were also tossed Into the murky waters below, cat - 'Al fH WEATH IN t Tuskegee Institute Graduates Remember- Classmates l'USKEGEE,A1a, (UPI-Graduates and mlngham. FLORI" DA - I . IF - Longwood Youth _ - ' A ' ' ' ' '. .. "1. 4 '- " ' -r jk- - ..' .'. , V .. which 25 bodies already have been recovered. But they know there are at least three more vehicles In the water, including the pickup truck belonging to the only survivor - - - - friends of the Tuskegee Institute bowed their heads In prayer Sunday to remember three students who died last week in the Sunshine Skyway Bridge disaster In St. Petersburg, Fla. ______ 1 14 r J''.- - , - ,4 , - - .• - 4.W - ;00 '• F( WASHINGTON (UP!) In a step toward understanding the severity of Legionnaire's disease, two scientists have discovered the germs that cause It are able to penetrate a key barrier of the body's defense Hit On New Bribe Charges Coup Apparent in Uganda Ignici- Officials are not certain what they will find as the divers work their way through 'the twisted mass 01 metal and concrete from CHICAGO (UPI) A map whQ wanted to see his girlfriend plunged five stories to his death trying to jump from a roof to a window air conditioner outside the woman's high-rise apartment, police said. Police said James Morses, 26, rang the woman's doorbell Sunday but there was no answer. He then - made his way to the roof of her building, police Sgt. Russell Pedrazza said. He apparently hung from the ledge, hoping to drop 12 feet to the air conditioner that protruded 18 Inches ,_.,_i,l_ •i. .,,ln,1_. wiivw. ulaca w upxu, uum iuo u air coediUoner and plunged five stories to his death .' the pa vement below. " - , ______ of wealthy right-wing protesteçs marched In front of the home of U-& Ambassador Robert E White and demanded that he be r emoved from his pod for driving El Salvador "Into communism." Some m protesters alleged Sunday that White supported leftists struggling for power In the tiny Central American nation of 4.8 million, people and dema nded that he and "communists In the State Dep*tment" be removed, One embassy staffer described the protesters, who vowed to continue their vigil until White left the country, as "very wealthy .. and upset that the United States Is not supporting a right-wing policy In El that collapsed three days ago when It was - - Road 434 from business to commercial The moratorium would ban tit cçnatructlon gas stations, auto dealerships, used car lots and fast (nod restaurants on State Road 434 between U.S Highway 17-92 and County Road 427 until the city's comprehensive. toping plan is completed. CIty Administrator David Ctacsy will discuss acceptance 01 Longwood Industrial Center Road, Wayman Avenue paving, LaMAvenuePsv1ngtgd,andmoequjtocont,o QtyAt torneyMarvInRoobwIll reportofl theamendnt to Ordinances fl9 and 241 concerning non-conforming lots of record and Resolution 392, the Spring Hammock acquisition' under the Natural La nd Program. Reports by the mayor and commissioners will conclude the a ge nda. waters of Tampa Bay today looking for additional cars and victims entombed In the wreckage of the Sunshine Sk w1r Bridge -4 ,.____ '. - Pph1Ic.hearjngs an ruofllng requests and setting a miratorlum on certain areas of commercial zoning on Slate Road 434 will head the agenda at today's 7:30 p.m. meeting of City Commission. The first bearing will be on a CAM Corpora tion request to rezone property It owns at Lcragood Square from commercial to mu1til tq alloW coms[ructio,i of dupláei, Public hearings on Ordinances 478-480 concern requests to ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, (UPI) -Divers Boyfriend Falls To Death __ , . y. resumed the grim search of the murky •','... -':--. * . tough weather almost from the start. l,fe!%rs Resume :.. I.••..-' : , - . . - . The pair left San Fransisco Thursday and encountered miles. • to kill them. Dr. Marcus A. Horwitz of Rockefeller University said lab tests show the microbes multiple rapidly In monocytes, the white blood cells that normally defend the body against most bacteria by killing them. . , 10,000-foot ceiling with broken cloud cover and visibility of 15 'A -.. - - ~-i'-:::- ' ....: .. ' ': During its last hours aloft, the Kitty Hawk glided at an altitude of about 2,900 feet*over dense forests. -.____:~_?__-!,__-_ , 17 system. In fact, the Rockefeller University researchers report the Legionnaire's bacteria germs actually take up residence and flourish In the cells that are supposed -:: - .: ............ - . - unfamiliar territory." physical condition of the two men was good. Tracking personnel reported the desce i nt was made with a Tampa Ba Search - - ';.. :- •.'.- ___ •?2iZ .. Issues rieaa - ,.' .. -: : - • : .J - "4 - -,-. • I - Scientists Identify Germs .•.,,, . - landed Police said no doctor had been called, which indicated the France in l%78, said, "I've learned because of the transAtlantic was reopened before noon. -i ... Canadian army Capt. Paul Tesseyman, who follo~ed the balloon in a military helicopter for the last hours of its course said, "It was a well-controlled landing. The wea ther was good landing site. at flight that it Inspires youngsters, and that's a great thing to do . tourists as the climb began Saturday about 10:45 a.m., . "The preliminary Indications are that the pilots The balloon lifted off in San Francisco on Thursday. Maxi Anderson, who ballooned from the United States to 3uuL;R by I 1 iSiS SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) - - , ii aviation history. California ornia were arrested the defaced given a summons for passing out leaflets, The Isla nd, which had been closed to hwldreds of * A Sunda supporter, David Flatley, was arrested Saturday and- ' I om -, . _- .. . Qwbec,'on the banks of the St. Lawrence Itiver. The balloon's original destination was Kitty Hawk, N.C, but brisk wfr(jj blew it off and it (frijj over nortJien Maine brieflyear lierloday, thenoverCa na da.Nevertheless,ltmade at Foley Square and charged with defacing government property and holdi ng an Illegal demonstration. A -- _. safely," Mitchell said. The two were taken to the Federal Detention Center - son, 48, of Albuquerque, N.M., and his son, KrIs, 23, touched down at 7:77 a.m. EDT, In a field 10 miles from Matane, - religion openly. at \. . , - He visited a nation ruled by a Marxist military regime, the COngo,a nd demanded1tspeoplebeauowedtoptacflt ROME(UPI)-FourUbyandlplomaspresaujetito leave the United States stopped Rome's Leonardo Da Vinci airport today on their way home to Libya,' airport of ficials reported. The di ploma ts arrived from Washington, where FBI agen ts saw them safely aboard a plane. They went to $ Private waIUng room at Rome airport to await afllgt to Tripoli, Libya. ,The four were suspected 01 intimidating Libyan exiles living -In the United Statee, Bowing to administra tion Pt51U FridaY, Libyan di plomatic mission announced the four had been "recalled" and would leave by Sunday flight under an agreement with the State Department. 1.11 - 11 -. - j- .I Ideas. Libyan Diplomats Leave U.S. .1 P.P I -. - - .•. balloon's progress in New Bedford, Mass., said the balloon hovered at about 100 feet above the landing site before settling to earth in a field about 250 miles east of Quebec. * ' . NEW YORK (UPi) -Two men who climbed the Statue of Uhertv lflefl u a climbing prowess to photographers, before reaching bottom at 9:33 a.m. U.S. Park Police said the climbers drove spikes into the tarnished copper sheath of the 305-foot-high statue and caused about $80 000 In damages. •- 0 ' . return him to Rome from his six-nation trip, only the second mos grueling journey of his 18-month papacy. John Paul began his African voyage May 2 In Zaire and we nt on to Congo, Kenya, Ghana and Upper Vol ta before ending his missionary tour In the Ivory Coast. His fifth trip outside Italy since being named pope covered 11,250 miles and when added to his earlier trips, eclipses the record 70,000 miles traveled by Pope pauJyI during 5. year papacy. John Pa ul uI at the outset f the trip his aim was to sngthen the fa1ththAf rica's52mfljon Catholics and spread the gospel to the continent's 400 million other InhabItants. BUthealseoutonth pr ernsaffUcth1gblacAf5, such as racism, political Independence, the gap between rich and poor and the creeping Influence of Western culture and - - - modern and prosperous Abidj;in capital of the Ivory Coast to, - - . hour vigil which closed off the statue to tourists. The two wriggled up anddown the folds in Miss liberty's robe for about 30 minutes, showing off their " •' The pope's special Air Afrique DC-10 airliner stood by In the orname Vice PresidentHosnlMobarakasEgypt's next Prime Minister. • s , the tune of $AWO. , Edwin mountain fl 'and sjp Ru therford, were greeted by federal agents at the end of a 10(oot descent that ended a 23. i.: .: ... • ' jj t3arly n Isg-hoursjhe traeking1ttviv'tMoncton, New Brunswick which had !olloed the Kitty Hawk's course, reported the ballonists planned to splash down in the St. Lawrence River because wooded terrain in New Brunswick prevented la'Ading around midnight. But shortly after &30 a.m. EDT it became apparent they could end their aerial adventure on land, and looked for a spot close to a road. Ted Rider of another tracking station in Bedf ord, Mass., said the pilots decided to stay airborne until daylight so th ey would not "have to'worry about the danger of a night landing in - sula today to complete the first balloon trip across the con. tinent. The Moot-tall helium-filled balloon carrying Maxi Ander. - . ror Of Liberty __ Climbers , Black Panther 0 - I ~;~~ I , leper colony capping a trip that made him the most traveled r ',- - Ca' :. 0 0 Statue-, loonists Cross Continent MATANE,Qu _____ebe (tIPIJ f and-son4eam 1ai4ed even U ou don't reali 'r4ng Lt.aLtha tirne- ' ____ ______ ____ __' their!alloen Kitty Ithwk In a field on Canada's Gaspe peninJIThMItchell, spokesmaff the group monitor1irthe .1 I . . .. ,. '5 . 11 I- ..I . Bal . - 2 ', ';• • ABIDJAN, Ivory coast (UPI) - Pope John P0141, who - ,.. . . IN BRIEF- afar ptroller'ióffIce Md' . -• Tour s CIG . Applications will be accepted until June 30 , for funding through August, she said. - .' CAIRO,Egypt(UP!)_PresldentAnwarSadatmay aaxe-on we preinleranap in a mass Cabinet reshuffling, Cairo newspapers hinted today. Of ficials said Prime Minister Mustapha Khalil will submit his resigna tion a nd that 01 the 11-month-old government today following a special Cabinet meeting. The officials emphasized the Cabinet reshuffling Is part ofa domestic refarmprograzn designed tolead Egypt into a new era 01 peacetime prosperity nd does not portend any change In foreign policy, Officials said Sadat has three options: ask Khalil to form a new cabinet, assume the premiership himself U1. • • . - - many as 200 - Sad -. madq payable directly.to the power company, she said. Upon certification it takes about 45 days for tl?~_pqipents to be Made, she UK auviic W,jv p(.OU3y aPPuu were urned ,,,own due to lack' of AwAing may reapply, she said. Since no allocation has ,peen made for postage lii the IXOTIfl applwnta cannot be notified of the newly funded program, she said, U families to reapply. he certified for the assistance familie this month in addition to the 7 families who have already quall.fWd. "Income is the only criteria for eligibility," she said. ' direct, personal role In the talks. Carter, faced with his reelection dr ive, has tried to avoid becoming entangled power coinpeny. C Issued by thtatate Tho,e p .[nneed of tranortaUon to flietheapplIit1oretthe3antdWA cI& - The hxvwA limitations are: $4,738 for non. farm and $5,350 for farm families of two; $7, Sadat has tried to convince Carter to resume his in iuch a* volatile issue . again. er B'iolls P Pay . AmbassadorAshrafGhorbel,whoapparenuybrovght new word from President Anwar Sadat. Last week, Sadat asked for an Indefinite delay talks,desplteaMay26deadllneaetlntheCampDavld agreement for resolution of the touchy Issue. beer! speculation Sadat sought to delay the talks because of Egyptian domestic problems. I - In a-- Welfare, with tbrie members; $9,313 for non4arm and 9Zfor farm families of four; $10,838 for non. farm and $9,W for farm families of five members; and $12,M for non4arm and $10,500 for farm fam ilies of six members. For family units with more than six Preside C discussed the deadlocked Palestinian autonomy talks with Mid(fle East nigotlator Sol Linowitz and other top foreign policy advisers, Including Secretaj'y at St I Edmund Muskie. Also sitting In on the morning session was Egypan I- 1 A. Coimty falls within and 11,030 for each additional member 1$n 11JTtt& saliSandra da s,.inergy -farm-familY. WASHINGTON UP! " 1. - I va"lable To I _________ - e H- Monday,Mayl2,19$G-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . NAI ION Carter, Mi' ki I . Discuss Palestinians . 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I . __ - - ___ - -. - Dawkins 76ers-- 1O5 -1O2 Leads -, 5 a S - - . - . I - . . - . - I - . r. - - 5-- - -- -S 5 - r I I - . . - - S - . . - -. -. I . . . . - I I I., 01 Monday, Mai 12,9$O—SA - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Ma il : Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, 127.00; Year, $52.00. . .... I - _. Tito,* A Symbol Of Determination .. . . I . DICK WEST. S . . Marshall Tito outlived them all Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, DeGaulle, Truman, Eisenhower, Adenauer, Franco, Chiang Kai-shek, Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai. They were his contemporaries, the commjiding figures emerging from World War II to put their stamp on the postwar era. A new generation of leadership in East and West had long since come to power when Tito died recently at the age of 87 The presidents and prime fninisters of this era had barely come of WASHINGTON (UP!) age or were political unknowns when Josip Broz They said It Tito began playing a pivotal role on the world couldn't be done. Said the human brain simply was too limited in scope ever to stage 35 years ago. This son of a .Croatian farmer had a kn ack for master a nine-digit zip code. physical as well as political survival. His was a They said six digits might dangerously remarkably hardy constitution in the face of age boggle the brain and that seven digits surely and illness. For four months he had battled a would take it over the brink, combination of diseases in a hospital bed in The only safe course, they said, was to stick Ljubljana. with the present five-digit zip code. Survival is the metal from which - the coin of Titoism was struck. Tito became a wartime hero Postmaster General W illiam Bolger obto his people when his Communist partisans viously was not the type to shrink before such survived in the mountains to conduct resistance fainthearted exhortation. operatiops against Nazi invaders between 1941 and While all about him were crying "Havoc!" 1945. Th rough Soviet sponsorship, he survived and other la men ta tions, Bolger was pro. a power struggle with th e rival Chetniks to take cee di ng wi th calm faith In the capacity of the charge in Yugoslavia at the end of the wars human brain to expand to meet the digital Josef Stalin meant to draw Yugoslavia Into his demands Imposed upon it. bloc of puppet sta tes in Eastern Europe. Tito . . I . I M d .,, I 0 11MV M for . . . . - I / Terribl *, e 'It's Awful - ' iP' .,, . A . I Math. - - - . The German novelist and political activist Gunter Grass has just emitted-a remarkably loathsome po1ltf statement Grass has never been one of my favorite characters. His novels are boring and drenched In German schmerz. But he has skillfully made himself Into the liberals' favorite German by constantly wallowing in guilt about the Nazi past, and because of his anti-antl-communlam. Perched on the left wing of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's Social Democra tic Party, Grass has tried to set up shop as the Conscience of Germany. - .. . I . ... - • - - ' -. - " - - - As he recently affirmed to a congressional long tightrope walk between East and West, subcommittee, the pstal service will have a leaning this way and that with the ebb and flow of nine-digit zip code system firmly in place as early as next February. Science is on his side. Cold War, crisis and detente. • •• ft • . - . , ;- ,r, :' .: ______ 11, - _____ IT. Ii X - - I 4j.. ' : -L I W ,~ r. ; -, - 1 J' ' __________ ,' - I ,. • S __________________________________________ . - . DON.GRAFF . I ---. , - -. - -• Albion-- Strikeis' Again - - .S - How many digits might the brain ultimately absorb before reaching thal boggling point? plague other communist systems. Until his final illness, he remained a figure respected In the The latest neurological research indicates brain's boggling mechanism is less easily Third World for his independence. Only last year, he warned against the effort by Fidel Castro to triggered than was previously supposed. . lead the non-aligned nations Into the Soviet orbit. The United States could never count on Tito as a In experiments conducted by Dr' F?mua reliable friend, but neither could the Soviet Union, Auug of the National Head Institute, it took an - I . He could scold WashkWon as sfiar* as he could average of I&3 digits to sink the brains of scold Moscow, accusing bQth at times of "Im- laboratory mice below the boggle 11m. "Bogglement is nature's way of telling us the brain is experiencing a digital overload Of With Tito's passing there was more of a ring Of security in the words of regret from Western Augg says in a paper published In the Journal capitals than in those from communist capitals. of Mental Taxati6n. Tito had been an aggravation to Stalin and an "What happens is that a boggled brain loses embarrassment to Stalin's successors, who could its ability to keep digits separate. In human never woo him away from his independent Stance. , beings, this means that one's zip code may *But for the West, the difficulties -and frustrations become Inteirrilixed with one's Social Security of dealing with the Yugoslavian communists were number and other digits embedded in the overshadowed by the conviction that Europe was brain. safer with Tito In power than without him. Once the digital Input is halted, the brain Auug implied that I ' more research would be — three-quiurters, $14 billion out of a total $19.7 billion, of this Yea's proposed EEC budget is earmarked for farm price supports Part of the problem Is an old European "peace" with West Germany Is a thought so disease — nationalism. For Ali, the great fatuous that It boggles the mind. The Soviets have 40,000 tanks pointed right at Grass's . country. The Soviets have lavishly financed terrorists within West Germany. h Grass a Britain, one of the community's poorest suspicion for the common good. For all Its clown or a liar? In concluding this contempUble staterrient, European Economic Community remains Grass returns to his favorite theme: "No BERRY'S WORLD The United States, preoccupied with lining - It should be much more so. Long after Iran, WASHINGTON — When the ABSCAM caper broke earlier this yew,one of the FBI's I y S ,I -, - S • - -- ' . . - • . 'A. .- WO-L C - 060~ . :e _( • ' S. "A w, chiefi Not another 'woi*Inglunch'r' S - 'By MURRAY OLDERMAN - of the Toronto Blue Jays. In the process he angered at least one Blue Jay by throwing an "eephus" or bloop pitch in the eighth S - . - - - - -, 5 , - - , 5-. . - - . - - S - Fred Lynn Wasted a two-run homer and Chuck Rainey, 2-0 scattered eight hits to pace the Red Sox. Brewers 5, Orioles 4 Larry Hisle smacked a tworun homer and a clutch single to lead the Brewers past Baltimore. Mariners 9, Indiana 4 Dan Meyer, Joe Simpson and Bob Stinson drove In two runs each and Jim Beattie won his first game for Seattle to snap inning. "Maybe he comes from a different school," said Toronto's Cleveland's four-game winning streak. Rick Bosetti. "When you have a 12-run lead, he might enjoy TIgers 4, Angels 0 Dan Petry, 2.0, tossed a fourtlitter and recorded W first major-league ishutout in handing the defending AL West the left side of his mouth, "Gary!" that go with the position," - The other Infield spots fell into poshn almost haphazardly, ' WIRWIW '.0 £4 U 4 UIIUU UI Rangers 5, While Sox said. "I'd never thrown it here before. (Manager) Billy Martin respectively, becam of their quickness and offensive potential. Lopeseapeclally had no desire to move to the Infield. Now there are critics who aren't all that impressed with the longe vity of the Dodger Infield quartet and who see serious flaws In thdr defense. ' Coy can't get off a dime in the field, and it's no secret the Dodgers wanted towed him this spring and couldn't get him ll nd when catcher Mike Heath dropped the ball after tagging out John Maybèrry at the plate. He had pitched 23 hnings without giving up an earned flU). Oakland backed Norris with 16 hit&, the first 15 of them shoes. Heath hi t a two.mn homer in thel sixth. In other games, New York downed Minnesota, 5-0, Boston S toagneetoa deal because o( his longevity. They even offered to defeated Kansas City, 5.2, Milwaukee nipped Baltimore, 5-4, Seattle beat Cleveland, M, Detroit blanked California, 44 and • — LI .-.. In the National League, it was Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 3; third sacker is called because of his rolling ruiudng gait, can Sari Francisco 3,Chicago 0; Los Angeles 4,St. Louis 2; Atlanta hit On long W and go off on sensatioW hittiniii tears, he has 7, Houston 4, and San Diego 5, Pittsburgh 0. New York's to stay in the lineup. Russell has publicly announced he won't dive far balls, and double-header at Montreal was rained out. • occasionally he and Lopeastlil handle the pivot like the out. Yankees 5, Ruppert Jones drove In three runs and Tommy John, 6.0, fielders they were. Garvey can't throw and often won't throw. . wattwW six hits for his third shutout of the mum Yet individually they'" all been selected to National League Red Box III Royals -I AU44w teams. And although they'ire all age 32 or over(Lopes, a at 34, Is the (it), there's no immediate prospect for breaking up the record-setting gang. Tom T.r)fflc.Pock.ts $54,000 Ges'yey t'hInt the advantigil of havi ng thCfl) together are ___________________ _UUIM WUY.31 laI Tam. trourwirl rWdm rr-- vI ua. - i li and i arvey hime day, haft batted over JIM for six of do last sev -in I a knocked In more then 100 rum tour times and never -, Wned a pm in that stretch Dapile bft anly $10ot-10 (iiiicuje for the position), he Is probably the 'premier • flelding first baseman In the nationd Laque — a Gold Glove tang b American League Kan City Boston G410 and 100 001 000— 2 50 Cllburn, Donohue (7). W—P.try 0)300001k—S S I (20) L—Aue (3-3)- Wathan; Rain" and Fisk. W—R$in.y (2-0). 1— Clove Gale (0-4). MR*--Boston, Lynn Seattle Minn N.Y. 000100201-4)11 400 OIx— 13) ton (1). Mong. (I) and HSWy; — -- buy up bin corlitract so they could make room at third for young '' Doe Medich scattered six hits and Richie Zisk doubled In a second-inining run to ignite Texas. has given me confidence to try It. It's a gutsy pitch to throw because you don't know it it'll end up in the screen behind - - - tually struck out on a conventional pitch. ones. The Dodgers converted them to short and second. I'J - champions their sixth straight low home plate or where." UIai.0 UiU4, the pitch to get strike one on DH Willie Upehaw, who even"I've been throwing it since high school," the righthander Russell and Lopes were originally center fielders, and good 000 000 000— 0 6 0 Beattie, Rawley (7) and Stin. 010 010 30*— S 1 0 son. W—Biattl. Zahn, Marshall (1) (1.3). L— arw Barker (4-2). M1111--Clevelan,d, Wynegar; John and Corona. W Hargrove (4). —John (40) L—Zahn (2.4). — Toronto 010 000 000— 1 7 2 -- ,.--- IY%IW - - 1W IJU Flanagan, Stewart -510 1 (3) Limancryk. Moore (1), Jfl, and arson (5), McLau1Iln (7) and DOmPSOY; Caldwell, Cleveland Whitt, Norris and Heath. W(C) and Moon. W Norris (3-0). L—Lsmanczyk (2. McClure (2 .1) —Cleveland .L—Stewart 41. HR—Oakland. Heath (1). (1-3). HR—Milwaukee. Hisle — (2). CM 000000010—i el TexaS 03001)00*—s C 1 ,,reIt . 0300)0010- 4 101 Wortham, Prolsy (3) and Calif WO Goo 000— 0 4 Petry and Parriehi Asse, (1) and sundbaorg. w—meldict, LaRoche (4). Montague (I) and (3-0). L—Wortham (3-1). gi le ntan b I'M Intanidble 11 be exiii-Ins "is the security of having nyi togetl who know each others moves,who know the "' . 'plikhers, who ruct to situationsi as a.unit. . 'lbs tangible advantage is knowing the physical abilities of DAULAS (UPI) — The current king of- YOWL playin its * normal tricks with the golf evviryora arA adapdq to . For Instance, I bow that Bill Watson ripped Rogers by a stroke to ball. built lii mountain a li ttle higher golf lm Rimielh, goes , us wIn*r four timeS. utive tournament and Sunday and one of the guys - trying to win his third Rogers made a race of it through the Mawgisr Tomray IA=* up this cuting of U6 cmw was - . throws low to first bese. When DaM Lopes comes across the climb the till feels the rest of the folks Lii fifth of 1100. final -boles, posting a flna1-o.jnd 67 and 1mg on a jivet, be gàierally iliows to my right Ron Coy has named Von all * to a Jrneyman n-Dodger outSIe1 "Do you know how bard that is to do?" closing to within a shot with two boles to are just going to have to be content In Jedum. The DocWesi in the airb of l73 opened the season tendency to throw high. mWIng for second PIm for quite a asked Rogem who Last year set a record go. Bull; be couldn't make a birdie when know how I throw, mostly to while longer. Rusisill and ,Ucvwsdyo Lopes with Bill Buckner at firAt base and J6618, on a hittillf tear, In by wbith 1230,000 Without Capturing $ 1* had to have It. left field. Then pitcher Ken Forsob of Houston tJflk$ Jnetiu&a the litide of the big, and react to that. toinaxnent a who lost to Watsos in a "He will be Ut premier player for "We.thiuI we have the finest Infield in baseball year in and wrist with a pitch. Buc' was shihtid out to I field to III Nd Mft folitunate to have won," addlea-death playoff at Int YwIs won three championships and bished second years," saild Bill Rogiers, with more then yar OULVelve * said Watson. "Fm just glad it's over." ripisce him, and POW Were was a &* Tacency ;t first. Nelson. Gsrvsy two years.There s flO special nam. for Us. We don't Deed It We a touch of awe in his voice. got this gflprb5 bft 4 Theta wimu "He its led every single round against Watson's achievement cam, on the we the D*er Will" The Dodpn and the Yanken we We didn't look like & &A basenian. He bad owc* 0111lylsd1bill Rogers was the pincipal . victim of fantastic flelds. He is piaft n good a coilirse that yiel" 001y 1i" silib-par _. - *bon, amteur or piro. A M bumn most of 11111111 @a* two .nuet pVdw names in baseball. There enough for us. Tom Watson Sunday - during an golf as a V I r n can play.ol munds for the lourrisrmlL Bill Krabort "It gives us a reel now of sccornplla}mient, at four positions having trouble throwing the ball because of a * im exhausting 36 holes, of golf that co'eh$ed Sunday's victory Was an ordeal Lot fbih1j In third place at 3-under 237 that are Ao to* to play, to he" done It suiccassfully and the pK= Byron Nelson CL"dc, an Watson, who picked up $K= to "%0 ft"r nps=Uw hicurt,ed playft, cobilie hoQ*1111 at (wIWdwW4W),GwVCadIewaswA e sat, bib. wbslag coi*tst.iily." event Watson has now won far three. for Rogers, sInce It covered 26 Inrtitoi low. ØjgljtytoM .at VS ($14,400) and then cant Qttia H$CNe!iUZtIDOtI. ClkEU,althbUt7InfS4bkIn :e4myfirpl stralgJyeanaauufourofthelastaiz holeainnaar9o-degreeteatandthswjnd rwgeatvs($n,000). ___ Wdson Adds Nelson ToPtle List - u - ___ ___ - - - - - - 12-1 throwing a pitch like that but it's showing somebody up." Norr is, who allowed seven hits while striking out eight, used ,-im, ____ - '_ decision to put me there. I had good footwork right from the Glenn Beckert at second,. Ron Santo at third and Don Kiessin at short for live full, sessonso In their Brooklyn heyday after World War II, the Dodgers featured an Infield of Gil Hodges, Jackie Robinson, Billy Cox and Pee Wee Reese. Butdayinanddayout—spotiedosilysporadlcinjwiesthat shelf one of them temporarily — no major-league Infield his am hpg together like the pe es m t Dodga group. It cam together sulddenly and almost by accident on Jime when Los Angeles manager Walt Alston penciled in (}itytyloayfirtbase.Hewas thelastrnan to jofnthSiImsT thii litriq. First, he offered a budget with i. deflciL Then he called for an austere - stairt, being a defensive tack in football. And it was com, fortable, at lent relatively so, until I learned the little nuances mm playing baseball together for eight consecutive years. .,.' - Norris lowered Ids leagueleading ERA to 0.36 and raised his - - *ton Out at second base, Davey Lopes has picked up the catcher's semaphore. An Sutton goes into his stretch, IAM yells out of The Chicago Cubs of 1906-1910 had the famed (Joe) 'flsii t (Johnny) Even to (Frank) Chance, Lmmorta1ed I) Florida psychic long before the ABSCAM LaFavotrcoaflrmedtomy a.ioclate Gary balanced budget Now in the privacy of dory lroke and had uked for herhelp inhis ,C that um Jamels4m had discussed with OvalOfflce,beIsreconsi4erIng for the et 1 But with federal grand juries In Now York' own Investigation of "some very ''ngerous him $ cue hwolvb',g a prosnIng political the third time in five ,and Washingt on preparing indictments people." figure she called "C-6" early l t as as .I A few days after my colum appeared, December — long befin W ABSCAM lie unhappy tact is that Carta has bash against the ABSCAM congressamm, i1ra stolry beginning to look n It Kelly may got off the ABSCAM proswulars summoned the psychic, wdsced.-C4#9 was the Code ram XsIly bad pulft this wrong economic lealm This hw' - Robyn Jamelson, to testify before the grand arranged to i on ig lefl the economy Into a tailspin which some' isconomigs far my be ft wort since **I jwy in Washington. They expected to psychic Jut octo, & , . . The evidencie against the eccentric Florida 'Great Depression. The presiden' discredit her bizarre isis. ) sun corweeman appeared - damaging in the But Jamelmm stuck to her that are ll extreme, He was videotaped by the,, FBI had con lted ejqi stick to his nti-Infjatlon prngr long before he could have that late last yew - j stuffing 000 in ir* ti is. Does known suthather ABSCM'was an FBI utup. dwta pftcal Rpm who was in fea for his 811"A dM could cause an upward harch thit it Aow?" he *dad aerwisly a he Uf j1g i — would aerzl Prices over Whether the grand jury believes In ills fr precisely pllxig straightened the $36,000 bulge in his pocket. Jamelian's Inflation, they warn, would be worset powers is Irrelevant; the, what Kelly told the psyøtgc when 1* first The case looked rock-solid. ;.* Importam of her testimorly was that - 'iCelly's defame pçovoksd general hilarity co orated Kelly's fantastic claim that he recall the politldan'i Dint, beyond the fact But the yj poli and., pril"real diabdid. He umbesbedly , took the "Arab" cuh in A WIM attempt to that It was DA& fuft he Is head' for an economic flasm admitted taking the money but claimed it did InVIgate attempted hithery. fl actreis, who Is currently making that could fin his re-election chances. Th 1 it as put 01'a "*on hivesupticil of no povilic's husband, Jamie him to few the economy pep pik 0&UMM,supported her testimiony before not yet bm called to too* bdm as tmad. . — MwMq subsidies and tax cuts I The laughter chaqgedl to bemused the grand jwy. Even more Important, Gordon 1"Y rq icolbirs, education, employment, health, bowfl&rmeat an March 31 when I r—% -W _-16-us IAFavour, a detective In the VolueW Cwa* Thefederal buidget & bedwila to look like 811111111 4 "W)rtation. These, measures. I evidence thalKellywas Indeed conducting his (Fla.) shmnifFs department, ctnobouted a ye-ye, with President Carter at the end of coins, would torpedo his balanced bsjdgef, - Nicosia; Jones and Tanac.. W —Jones (3-3). L—Candslarla (2020— 73 2). K6ean Winning, Rout Jays left field for six games In the early season. Again, the throwing record to 5-0 Sunday in pitching the Oakland A's to a 12-1 rout Steve Garvey over at first base. pickiii up 14es' vabal - - - - By United Press International Mike Norris has spent the season taming the opposition and now he also may have stirred it up a bit. signal, for that's what it is. Now he knows that Sutton's going to too, Only Coy was really trained for his position, and the I throw an off-speed pitch hiside the left-hwW slugger. So Dodgers opened the seam with veteran Ken McMullen at Gamy moves perceptibly closer to the foul line, and *hen ' third, a miner injury gave Cey his chance. . - - - behind the plate has called for a change-up. '.aSW qU&WL ti own quixotic Investigation of colmolm I Mrs. Jamelson's account, according to discovered that Kelly had contacted a noted rebble sourceL cn 000001101—) III (5) n4 Kennedy. W—Oo%1i (3. Ruthvsn, Notes (5) and 2). L—Forsch (2-2). SOonit LaCoss, MOIkau (3), Soto (U, Iii,' (I) and Warner. PtsbQh 000 000 000— 0 4 1 W—ftuttyin (3-2), L—LaCoss Son Ogo. 300 000 02*— S l 0 (3 ,3) HR—CIncIr-.aH, Spflman Candetarla, TkuIve (I) and (1) S A' LOS ANGELES — Let's say Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh was a problem. Pirates in wagling his bet from On left" of the plate, facing "I h,ad played four games at first base in in" recalls Don Suttii of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Sutton is a wily guy. Garvey, "and maybe a dozen games there In the minors. I He has Parker set up to expect a fast ball, but Steve. Yeager guess Walt Alston saw my athletic ability when he made his . I 000003000-3 000000000-0 Tidrow () and Foote. W— Los Ang 100000 000— 4 10 Whitson (1-2). L—Krukow (3-2). St.Louls 000011000-2 131 Gotta, Howe (a). (I) Phhia 023 000 flO—) 1 and Yeager. Forth. Sobon - Cey at third ben — they compirlso On loingest-reigning InAeld in the history of major-Ingue baseball. Ma Have Lost Laugh American League Roundup at and has a paralyzed moral sense. As Edmund Wilson once wrote In another connection, ____ C Moto "I'. I I-W - - Garveyatflrit, Lopes at second, Bill Rusiellat shortstop,-Ron - _V__-_0 - 'I - _411 - San Fran CM Atlanta 200 01400k—? 11 2 JNieijo, RuNs (4), Smith (1) and PuoIs; P.Niekro and 1 Benedict.W—PNI.kro (2-4). 1. 7 0 —J.Nleiu-o (4-2) • 'S. - Gunter Grass cannot write, cannot think, _ -- . .. ,I'.- I c- "(Gene) Tenace called a good game. He set up the hitters real well for me. I Like a catcher who takes charge like that." The Padres got Jones all the runs he needed in the first in. nlng off loser John Candetarla on an RBI single by Dave Wlnfleldandatwo-runsinglebyJerryMumphrey. Ptnchhttter Von Joshua si ngled home two runs In the ninth to cap the Padres' scoring. Elsewhere in the NL, Los Angeles downed St Louis, 4-2, Atlanta beat Houston, 7-4, San Francisco blanked Chicago, 3.0, and Philadelphia topped Cincinnati, 7-3. New York at Montreal 1 - Contiduity Key To Dodger.infield. . - - )______••__ t......- - The situation described is the Ideal. It's also the result of . - --- -r.- -- - --- -' _- no heavier obligation to "peace" than any - t,,. S .;-- It's Coy To Russell To Lopes To .- - - - - S . ~_ blown oi 40 years ago? Helmut Schmidt W other national leader. strongest cases was against Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla, - .., 71he h-on-men of the" Dodger's Infield are from left Steve Garvey. 7bey've played together - Wager , . to right Ron Cey. BRI Russell, Davey Lopes and than any Infield in baseball history. S . •. basebaU poetry, plus Harry Steinfeldt, at third base. Another I National League N.Y. at MtI. 2, ppd., rain - . Parka lashes the bell straight over first bus,Garay is there to spear it and step qui ckly cm the bag for the out I I "It's terrible, It's awful, it Ed Whitson, 1-5, pitched a seven-hitter and contributed a run-scoring single lb pace the Giants. .PhIllles 7, Reds 3 -Pitcher Dick Ruthven singl ed in two runs in the second Inning and Pete Rose stole three bases in sparking the Phililes. - - - "l ,•-.-•-. ft .' Jones, boosting his record to 3, used only $5 pitches to halt the National League's Eastbivisfon leiders, who took a team batting average of .292 into the game and had won nine of their last 11 games. AsusualJones'controlwasmaster(ul. Hedldn'tissuea walk — In fact he has not walked a batter in 30 2-3 successive In- i." , .. :' - . have to do with the jack-booted beer-froth powers, Perfidious Albion — the epithet is Afg)'lstan and the Olympics are past 1 picked up bad habits and there 'were physical and mental blocks to overcome."- L ' Stuff it, Grass. What do today's Germans' their continental partners, which historically confrontations around the world, has not been R"chard Kel sinker . In spring training) I knew it. After my'arm Injury I - 1. I IL -, stronger obligation than the Germans." cgnnectlon will remain. - 11 • • nation on will and no government has a The British make a strong case. But so do up allied political support in its various - :L L •, - numbers in terms of per-capita wealth, is its undeniable economic achievement, the economy and a policy of non-alipment at a But unless the tat mice develop cancer, it attributed to Napoleon — acquired a history,the DOW for a firm association with a pressure-point- of East and West— - without that appears that zip code dilation will continue, reputation for fickleness and un- " and cohesive Western European indefinitely, dependability. powerful personality at the top. I •• derstanding" should be the German policy. The notion that the Soviets want to live In bets, In particular France, whose politically progress West Europeans have made since bolting alliances and manipliathig, other _ . all other gatherings that serve mutual Un- potent farm population relies heavily on the the war, they have a long way to go before subsidies. they can work together without envy and 5 "This year overall Is the best I've pitched since 1976 and It's not just the last two games," said Jones. "When I found It (his - -, -- countries that want to live In peace with our own economy too shaky to attract the support . • 4 - . from amller EEC partid" that might the Franco4arrim combine. largest net contributor. And this, In the ¼. - - I , 5 country, participation In the Olympics and In have good reason for caution In their ays& too cognizant of this aspect of the European diverse people of Yugoslavia, a unique socialist needed to establish exact tolerance levels. . joined French and British against Germans. that primarily benefit continental mem- . Braves 7, Astros In a Mother's Day special, Phil Nlekro tossed a sevenhitter for his 220th career victory and outdueled his brother, Joe, in pitching the Braves to victory. Gluts 3, Cub. 0 secutive shutout. — I I - "Renunciation of all sanctions," Grass goes Britain is the odd one out in this situation, its Channel dealings. Through centuries of situation. hang together — a system for governing the . I quickly becomes unboggled.11 having forged an alliance far more Intimate and comprehensive than the one that once community burden that must be righted. - personality. The question now is whether it will all prisons millions of hIs fellow Germans. British view, Ls.an unequal sharing of the sonuthIng of a disanwintmeriL . "No permanent damage is done, however. Somewhat vain and pompous but undeniably shrewd, Josip Broz Tito was an extraordinary I 0 have overlooked the murderous wall thó Soviets have constructed and which im- ' overwhelmingly favor agricultural . "Nobody is attacking us?" Grass seems to E uropean leadership today is a French As London reckons it, this works out to a net German affair, the or" hereditary enemies This Is primarily because these programs IT= - Dodgers 4, Cardinals 2 Bill Russell's two-run triple capped a four-run first Ulning that carried the Dodgers. Jones whittled the powerful ba,s of the Pittsburgh- Pirates Into kindli ng Sunday, fashioning a neat and quick six-hitter In pi tching the Padres to a 5-0 triumph. It was his second con5 I 1, 'lJ What Is Immediately at Issue is the size of the British contribution to the community pot. programs. is IL . . drubbed Toronto, 12.1, Seattle defeated Cleveland, 94, and Texas beat Chicago, 5-1. - right, Jack." back In the I, . - pxmit the nine-member community not only is not inconceivable, considering a basic reality of contemporary Europe pointed up by , but to thirive. to survive $2.4 billion more paid In than the nation gets . i ~ . exhibiting a fine fellow feeling for the embattled Afghans. Grass's morality here can be summed up in the phrase fr om the 1950s symbolic of British complacency: "I'm all - . , man policy, according to Grass? "Nobody is attacking us,, nobody is - . - I . are thoroughly despicable. What should be the determinants of Ger- ' - was rained out of a doubleheader. In American League games, New York blanked Minnesota, 5.0, Boston downed Kansas City, 5.2, Milwaukee edged Baltimore, 5.4, Detroit blanked California, 4.0, Oakland - '. I . . I . invasion, by the way, reportedly features the use of nerve gas against the tribesmen. The qualities of mind Grass exhibits here . ' Ili ,. . - Wituieg into Afghanistan. The Afghanistan y , . p ; 7 • nappi - ' I 4 lost "all right" to take offense at the kidng of its citizens, and "alt right" to regard as intolerable aggression the Soviet . - . - By United Press International The San Diego Padres have rediscovered a treasure they thought they'd lost forever. Call It a Randy Jones, circa 1976. That was the year the lefthanded slnker,ball specialist won the National League Cy Young Award after winning 22 games and leading the league in innings pitched. Jones, however, developed arm trouble the following year and has been struggling to regain his old form. II ii because of Vietnam, apparently, America has . . . - - - - - Padres Jones Back In Groove - has lost all rights tq, moral outcry, draw you into a policy that could result in the destruction of all, life on this planet" I don't want to argue here about the merits of resisting communism in Vietnam. But - - . - At the thne the telephone company drop . 0 iurvive as an independent, integrated country In exchange names did not the doomsayers spite of th e ethnic, religious, and language dii warn that seven-digit' phone numbers-would ferences which had made the Balkans a synonym render large segments of the populace ". j, for instability. capable of.accurate dialing? Perfidious Albion strikes again. Britain Is an EEC late-corner. It joined in He was determined that communism would Or so Britain's major associates in the 1973andon1yaftera15-yearefJcttostuntthe But . did not telephonic communication 6, oiq~ropNfl Ecbbomic Comrnunity are Inclined survive on his terms octrinaire models gro;th of Uw community that developed from co ntinue to advance withal? to view the pass to which the organization has the old Common market, from the Soviet Union and Maoist China. now been brought. He was determined that his brand of nonIn the French view, the rules of the game Yea and verily. Onward and upward to area The news out of a spate of recent meetings were set when the British joined. know alignment would survive the urging.s of the codes, toll-free commercial prefixes and Of the community's prime and foreign and accepted theip,,.and in wanting now. to 8uperpowera to dflj blot or other digital antecedenti that exceeded what ministers has been domlnated by Iran, change them are out the other., Was' then the recommended daily allowance. Afghanistan, the Olympics and the search for The continenlais are willing to cornTito succeeded. He kept the divisive forces solidarity In the strained alliance with the promise, but not to the extent demanded Bolger no doubt found that lnui;plritig within Yugoslavia contained and he set up a United States. lltriumph of mind over n usiteration supportive revolving presidency that may hold things But those re short-term issus compared sentiment flourishes anew in Britain with of his own steadfastness, just as conquest of with a matter of surpassing Importance that much discussion of the consequences of with. together in the future. Yugoslavian communism the nine-digit zip will sustain him in the next ais has been under discussion, And that is drawal from the community, is riddled, with heresies by Marxist-Leninist elongation , e th de vising of an equitable formula for standards, but It has overcome problems that It Is not likely to come to that — although it shared responsibilities and benefits that will . National League Roundup _______________________________ urges Schmidt "not to let the, AmerIcan ' . Tito was delermined that.. Yugoslavia would - Conscience of Germany addresses himself to the Invasion of Afghanistan and to the, Teheran kidnappings. He opposes aa Olympic boycott and any sanctions *hat soever against either the Soviet Union or Iran. _~ Somehow, in the midst of these events,,' Grass manages to denounce...America. He _________________ __________ - . in an open letter to the chancellor, the ;5 _______________ - resisted, broke with Stalin in 1948, and began his - .. - - • - • . - - . - - It Stinks' - - a . PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The ethis best.of..evenmatthupattwo "Darryl did nice Job-inside with his p9ints in the last 7:42 to keep the Abdul-Jabbar,w'ho scored Z3,3$ and 33 in that department Philadelphia 76era can be thankful games ailece with a 105102 victory over strength and power," .Lakers' Coach 76ers cm top. po ints In the first tiree games, shot 11Johnson, who added 9 rebounds and 9 Darryl Dawkins decided celebrate the Lakers. Paul Westhead said. "I would hope It was Los Angeles had a chance to tie after for-fl from field 76ers assists, scored 5 poi nts In an Mother's Day by serenading the Dawkins said his mother had flown in Darryl's power rather than our gaining possession with six seconds to to every pass he received down low like a quarter run that gave the Lakers. a 6president of the "Chocolate Thunder" from Orlando, Fla., to join him. sluggishness." play, but Bobby Jones Intercepted Nor m swarm of bees. According to the 7-foot-2 poi nt lead. His 3-point play with 5:50 left Fan Club. "I wanted to win this one for my 0 Nixon's pass to ensure the 76ers' return center, those bees were mighty physical. In the third period put Los Angeles In mother," he said. "She's the president of Dawkins scored 8 points and Cheeks 6 to Inglewood, Calif., for Wednesday front by 6 points for the last time, 6741. The 76ers, faced with retur ning to the the Cbocoiatemunderfan club, myhead ma 2O-7sptwtina 5:24 span of the third night's fifth-game all even. 1 Can't be effective when they're - West Coast with a practically- The 3-1 defIcit to the Los nice present for her." point deficit to an 81.74 lead just before game, Erving credited Dawkins with reason the league went to three officials Johnson. He revealed that his mother Angeles Lakers In the NBA championI Dawkins' perfwmance was quite a gift the end of the quarter. turning the game around. .was because of hand-checking and the- had suffered a heart attack last week and ship series, went to Dawkins Sunday. for the 76ers as well. He shot 12-for-23 The Lakers, led by a 28-points from. violent acts. When they rent back to two, he was going to East Lansing, Mich., to And the Moot-11% t.11½ center used his Inside all but one of his field goals coming in. rookie Magic Johnson, threatened often "We struggled until Darryl became the they let things go back to the way they be with her before returning to muscle to give his team new life, aide. He also aided Caldwell Jones to hold In the final quarter, drawing within a dominant force on the floor," he said, were before." California. Dawkins scored 26 points and received the Lakers' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to 23 single point three times early in the "He also was an Inspirational leader on AbduWabbar pulled doWn 11 rebounds "It's hard to believe it hapened," the ty of stipport from Maurice Cheeks points, nearly 12 points under his average period. But Erving, who was on the bench the floor and the rest of us responded to as the Lakers won the battle of the boards superb roolde said sadly. "She's such a J & enabling the 76ers to for the first three games. during his team's rally, broke out for 10 his leadership." 49-34, their third straight lopsided victory strong woman." A*T" - - . JEFFREY HART .. in . I . - - . Thunder' Turns 'Bàà k L.A. Chocolate ,, • - - -- - S - - . �) ' - ' - - - - ' - - -. - . V A • - - URSEL Monday,May12,1$o byAlon Mover RACKET CELEBRA11ON Ge rulaitus Rips McEn roe - --•- .-• - ---- -- - .---- 'V - - e - • -' unable to hold serve ahead during the worst of the NEW YORK (UPI) - It opening set, McExroe, the thea, was *as heralded as the match icr secondranked player In the In his 1t slz'chances agaht rain, eakthg Gerulaltis in the New pork rankings, the world ant top seed In the Geru1alUsastrongclay-coirf the third and seVenth games rubbe matchJtween John totrnament asked that the plater who repeatedly ran to take the first set But McEnroe anL - -VilaschbehaltaBuftioal Genilaltis refused to let GeIth, two local boys who television and a hardy crOwd cowt rain or the sltuaUon bother boil at of 10,949 prevailed. The ral..uwt, but It fell on him. I I VU II 8Y LARRY t1LE - innI 0 T I VPtV 8/R7WPAY/5 ii ,,, iNN/8 f/fL - attendance, celebrating tournamentolaflwltha2l,6. ° Is coming up at Bayhead - the tournament starts the 16th Of May and goes through the 18th. For those who wish to play, you can enter by contacting the Bayhead Pro Shop. e ges fl U5IC - - .. t - an Impressive mirror ceremony. Taking oaths of office were: - ti " I' ' ,, Vivian Buck,president; Ruth ,• . - Swlnney,first'vlce president; Vivienne Sweeney, second - vice president; Kathleen Reynolds, retiring president who always serves as third vice president; Laura Ozier, recording secretary; - - new NASCAR rule that im- they ought to have some Input The win, the 192nd ci his poses a two-lap penalty for a In ii" Elsewhere the ComBank Tigers exploded for six runs in the third and added another five in the fourth to poet a 13-5 victory over the Rollingwood Homes Phillies while the Mercury Machine Giants clobbered the Gorfine's Jewelers Pirates 2518 - -- mT-Ball acuonSteveGllliland, Andrew Napoli and Michael Hjelmstad powered homeruns to spark the Reds to a 23-14 wIn over the Angels. Tyler Moreton hit a pair of homers for Angels in a losing effort. 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Kathleen Reynolds, outgoing president, was given a gift In appreciation of her service to the club: _____ - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith have Just returned frwn a trip to Mississippi which included a 63rd high Iaydsr Continuing - - - 5541-Il A$*N,,10 A4am 4 1 I 2 2 I 5155 1 S hitS 3 1 S Mslu i I 2 3 5 I 211311 Taylsi 1 S S Kr,..., 3 I I Dwtt Gnu. diii I 1 I MUIR Grass $ I I M5n1% S I I a s necessary because women 2 5 already are very well protected under the United States Constitution. I am connuaeu. WUI you I I I S I s I s SPIINKLIIS I I S TOTALS II TOTALS It II I 2 I I 4$$ - 35 Ccii I I S Hatls I • HeN I I I Mallet I s . 5.1* 150 Sill Jia. Sitlis Baseball A Miiet Leaps StaI45s Ry U.Itsd Press In15rnatianal Natlessi League lastW I Pd. GB Phttsbgh 11 • ChIcago 13 ii .330 4 PhIIa II 12 305 4½ SI. 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Ti* bumbry, bal and WIlson, KCi, Carew, CaI - w4 Cuvi Sail. pjcjag . - ' " 5 I I - protected In your state, •- ______________________ League - SuItes', CM $; Hyme. CIn and Alien. NY 5; ShIrley, S4; sCone SlId Simbito, Hoe. Hew. mid hess. LA, Fryman. MIt, T*uIvs, PItt and FInQerI, SD American League - Pannes', CIII 5/ Stoddard. BaIt s, -' THE, KY many 'TO 'YOUR UTURE, I - jSUNSHINE STATL JJ -, _____ -'-•- ____ )p " ____ _____ A - . ' J ____ AGENCY- _________________ _______ _________________ _________ _____________ ___________________ ___ ; 0(4) CHAIN REACTION (TI 0 (7) 0 NEWS °) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMUING ©(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) © (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) ' TOMORROW Guest: author Martha Wsinmann Lear. J"ijj (WED) MORNING 12:15 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 12:30 5:00 (7)0 MARCUS WELIY, M.D. (TUE-FRI) 5:20 6:25 t12)(17)MOVIE ROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE Q (17) LOVE, AMERICAN . Q(17) -LOVE. AMERICAN (L (35) JIM ROCKPORD . cii0su 0IY Rocklord risks his It. invest- ou5ts search through the Arab world to Investigat, the life and death of a Saudi ptln. cess and her lover who were executed In a public square is dramatized. © (17) MOVIE "Notorious" (1948) City Grant, Ingrid Berg. man. (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. (7)Q AU.MY CHILDREN u'tj HWt* (L(35) OV Of A Princess" Th, true story of a Directed by Alfred HItch- cock. An American undercover' - aoent oersuades ha diucthti, ol a traitor to lnflltrale a gang of Naris living i South Amen- 8:30 2:00 5:35 (17) LOVL AMERICAN 0(1) THE DOCTORS (3)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1])(35)D$CKVANDYKE 2:25 (17) NEWS STYLI(WED) 6:40 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (PON) - 6:50 l (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) 5:56 - 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (fl) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE ç, JLY © (17) WORLD AT LARGE © (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:00 I1'VI (3)OGUIDINGLIGHT (7) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 8:00 0 (4) POPI GOES THE COUN'TRY(MON) 0 (4) PORTER WAGONER (1J(35)CASPER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ©(17) BANANA SPLITS 3:34) (Lb (35) ) (17) THE FLINT- STOCKARO' (5)0 THE CHANNING SHOW While testNA8HVIUJ ON me Ing a particularly adhesive glue ROAD (WED) on th, air, Susan becomes a 0 (4) THE WILBURN BROTH star and co-host of Brad's E.P.S(ThU) show (Ti IJII34TOY (?JlJ) 'a, 9:00 -- PH. 322.S72 - SANFORD FLORIDA - - • -- - .,, - - - • j.. - - -• - - - Ws information on a case to attractive fliW neighbor who is, in fact,ahlt woman. * - h, -- . of - - .. - 10:00 I - -- • 1) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The to pro- , - " STONES 0..4(10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 4:00 (ks.UVAI - V fl FRIENDS (DO SUNRISE (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (17) LISTEN (MOW) (I2)(17)SPECTREMAN 4:30 0 (.4) BONANZA (5) 0 THE ODO COUPLE (DO MERV GRIFFIN (LU (3k) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (1)0 HOGAW8 HEROES (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY 4(10) MISTER ROGERS (Pt) © (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 (I (4) NEWS - (5)0 MASH (fl)(35)ILOVE LUCY Q4 (10) LOOK AT ME (MOW) 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (Ri.IE-FRS) (10)$UAMi STREET (17) THE THREE ST000ES/Thi UflLE M CALS (17)iDREAMOFJUJlNIE -', 725 Nuisance" Doug trIes •C1)TOOAYINFLORDA pose to bsroneu. "Love And The Double Trouble' A unique (DO GOOD UORNDIG blrthdsyglft causes problems. (10) FAWLTY TOWEM 1:30 Basil Fa*fty. the most incom- •(4) TODAY pstsntinnkespsrinEngland,is (DO GOOD MORNING SiVSd from rum by his efficient (RICA wife, (Pad I of 6) (11(35) Suu.wiiaui -; - a WID. N.y. Il-H 313-y MAT III ALL SEATS ___ - - -'' •; Herald Pbatoby Tess Netsel MAULOISSIAPIDO • ___--_,. _ •' - -- -- -.-;: 4 - - (fiAM fl14SONLY TM.S50i Till - CRYPT - - I - ND - 3s sponsors, . -- - - - ------------- • - --- -. -- - - . -... ,- . - . - -' THE BEST - - . -. . - '• - .... - - • - - it 50 DEREK - - --- . 000 - - I APOCALYPSE NOW Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole dancers show (h7) THE COUMANOEM (5)OCAPTAIN KANGAROO silver slipper awards for obtaining the most "lsoroku Ysmamoto" The (D(35)NiWZOORIfu( l Pset tsrov, 0('I0)OVIJILAIY AWARDS'WINNERS sponsors during the lETS-SO seasons. Each corn- Yatnamotowasat,u.Samurai, 0(17)LUCyeHow pany dancer acquires sponsors to help defray dedlcatdtohusimoror.got expenses of the non-profit dance company. Award 10.30 0(4) TODAY El FLORIDA (35) LOVE, AMERICAN CD S GOOD MORNING 'winners are Charmly Mann, from left, 77 STYLE "Love And The FLORIDA sors, first; Eddie Korgan, 52 sponsors, third; and VI"AIOUACOUpIethuiIk ___ Jolane Melnke, 53 thatthelnlandlordisavampmrs. .®TOOAY second - - - J" ii., ONLY SILVER SUPPER Mr. and Mn,. David C. Barkley of Sanford, announce the .blrthofthelrflrstchlld,AdamWayoe,wboweighedlnatllbs., l3 ox., on May 6, at Seminole MemorW Hospital.' Mrs. Barkicy Is the former MiDdy Fann Materi*I1 'a parents are Mr. and Mrs. D,.M. Finn of Sanford. Pa ipareots are Mrs. Aim H. Bartley Sanford, arlj D.C. B&kleySI. OICentra1 City, Nib. ... - - • - - -• - -- * a ' 0(4) DAY8 OF OUR LIVES 6:30 offshore drWlng device. (10) WORLD "Death - 1:00- - STYLE (ThU) 1)(R) - NEWS (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- - - -• 12:00 12:40 LOUD (5)0 • - Announcement ____ ______________ . AFTERNOON 6:16 (17) THE ATHLETES (530 THE DREAM HERCHAJ4T8 An ambitious young (MOW) man (Mark Harmon) joins 6:30 forces with an optimistic nick. (4) TOOAY IN FLORIDA elodson operator (Vincent ( 0 eo ALLEN Gardenia) to construct one of (17) NEWS the earliest dynutles In the t46 motion picture Industry. (Pail I1fltau WVAYUVN 'I .-, (DO ABC MOVIE "A Fistful 6:65 Of Dynamll." (1972) James (7)0 GOOD MORNING Cobum, Rod Steig.r. An Irish FLORIDA revolutionary and a Mexican 7'00 thief who team up to rob banki. i TODAY somehow wind up being heros o MORNING of the Mexicin revolution. 0 GOOD MORNING (111(35) iiii'$ O 8ftti AMERICA FRANCISCO Keller unwittingly - ____________________________________________ Birth _________________________ ______________ - (17) NEWS - MAY It 'tALKIN6 VIITIO uS - --- r''tu4uiiinrriruii _________________ [ARRIVE AUI] OC4)WHEELOFFORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD 11:55 and many Isu prominent peo. - - - F LO RI 0 A (R) (1]) (35) PTL CLUB 11:30 Johnny's ex-girifriend drops by Road" (Premiere) Howard Duff. KevIn McCarthy. The treaclery - - of - ' The ,, -- -- andwhltaslav.ryoperatlon. an prOmOtiOn 11:00 ' 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS () 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT CT) 0 LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY modeling school they susp.ct to be a front for a porno-film PRAIRIE Laura suspects of being unfaithful to her, and iccountant asks Nellie Oleson to marry him. (Part 2) (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATi tIng the -- (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK- give '- nag- Pep. P' and Crowley investigate a 8:00 0(1) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE - (17) MOViE 10:55 (3) 0 CBS NEWS (7JOPOUCE WOMAN cousin. (Part 0(1) CARD SHARKS (L)OCELEBRIrYwHEwI dresseduaprlest.(R) valuable inherl. her by hes' while they lived together. 4 4 (Lb (35) CANDID CAMERA 12:25 totell him that she ls,uIng hIm for half the money ,,he made '4- 0 (4) H 0 L I Y W 0 0 D detectives are confronted by hysterical woman wIth an unusual assault ease and a robber gives away a tae left to 9:00 0 (4) DONAHUE - CL) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE (1]) (35) DINAHI A FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (l (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 8OUARES 91fl9 girlfrIend. 11:60 (DO BARNEY MILLER UtN (flit) (12)(17) ROMPER ROOM 10:30 is pressed lntoa kidnapping by hIs 1:30 tamped(2i cents) envelope P.L. IN SOUTHERN CAL. 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly - MARCH OF DIMES - ' - carry it all In my purse; neither do! pack it all, Purses can be stolen and luggage can have a suggestion that might women should h*ve the same married couple to stand for protection and equality that Ii hours opening gift after gift, guaranteed to men under the trying to ShOW equal enthuslwn for those that highest law In ow nation. Don't be deceived; thlaji, nothing to write home about stand today, they do net! The as compared to the mere Constitution- - interpreted expensive and Impressive by the Stçrrme Court - does presents. not equal rights to Ivoted for opening wedding women. U It did, we wouldn't gifts in private. If the have needed. the 16th newlyweds want to display Amendment In order to gain their gifts later, fine, but they the right to vote. shouldn't make a public show There ane too It. discriminatory laws os the PRIVATE PERSON .booki to cite them In. DEARPERSONt lagreé. divWualiy, but when Preni- And consider the feelings .sylvaali adopted the ERA, these who shopped for how's 30 state laws had to,be to find inappropriate and - rewritten In -order to give Imaginative gift, only to IL) IML: PIHL Playsfts Sy United Press IpternipiI Ch*mpl..stip Sis')'s '1del$li vs. Ii.Y. Islanders NIA Playelts 15t 4sf?) By United Press lntef'ncllenal (All Times EDT) Cliampienship Y 13 - N.Y. Islanders at Ptiiladslphla vs. Isa Angeles PhlI•delphli, 1:05 p.m. (Sest 4-ef 7) May 13'- N.Y. Islanders at (All TImes EDT) PhIladelphIa, 0:05 p.m. ('$ $114. 22) May 17 - PhIl.delphiaf N.Y; May 4 Los Angeles 10, l$Iandsi'*, 5:05 p.m. PhIladelphia 107 11 - Philadelphla il N.Y. May 7 - PhIladelphia 107, LOs Islanders, 1:05 p.m. Angeles 104 (The dates and tIme for the May 10 Los Angeles 11), remaInIng thre. games, If PhIladelphia 101 'sMry, will be announced.) May 11 Philedelphli Mg.I,s. 11:30 p.m. 4 May 15 Los AngeIgs at PhiladelphIa, 5:03 p.m. *May 1$- PhIladelphia at Los Angeles. 3 p.m. the trip, and carry the same amount in my purse. I never the givers and recipients millions of American women not a show for the benefit of In other states are not, and! others. k...II...,.... &.,4 . _II £..J... I I.- .. .i....-1.,. t. Li.,. ...,,..I.. IUCVV II5 WI SIWaICnU II l U aUaW PIA UlO JIVWI7 IL 9 -' - Angeles 102 May 14 -PhIladelphIa a? Los helpful travel tip. Many travelers will bless you for It - not to mention the airlines. Getting married? Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple, "do-itown-tiling" ceremony, get Abby's new booklet, Send $1 olus a lorw. gI?.nddraexjw1 ' 241 IN Pro Hockey your medication in your luggageandnevercarryltall in your purse. I pack as much medication In my luggage as I'll need for smalltime robber Almanzo Congratualtioni to 'Tom Hunt on his promo(Ion to District Manager of Southern Bell Tel, and Tel. Co. Sanford is indeed fortunate this promotion will allow Tom and his family to remain here, Without telling them the reason, John's wife.. Minnie invited for dinner John and - (TI 0 FAMILY FEUD MAUDE Vivian's erratic behavIor reveals a new part of the Harmons' marriage to Maude. 0(1O) DICK CAVETT Guest: Mary Soames. (R) (1l)(17)' ALL IN ThE FAMILY Archie is outraged when Edith John has been a continuous John Kane celebrated his 700 - -. projects. - - Basketball - - * , - OIL PNNtING(MON) 10:00 (7)0 BC NEWS (LU (35) WILD. WiLD WEST' West and Gordon brave fIres and explosions -while followIng clues to the murder of a rich Kanusrancher. (17) MOVIE "Machine Gun Kelly" (1958) Charles Bronson, Susan Cabot. A U(4)T)CTACDOUOH NEWLYWED (5) 0 THE hard worker, always willing to help when needed, At the presentUnheispresidentof the club-house Association of the Knights of Columbus, president of the Over 50 Club of Senior Citizens. He helps with 'the Golden Age Olympics, and isa member of the Federation of Senior CItizens, Senior Citizen Committee of Sanford and works at numerous other related 70th birthday on May 1. - girls. John has always been a According to Mrs. Smith, it was very difficult for Dorothy to return to Pearl Harbor. They settled In Gulfport after his retirement, and Camille, the destructive hurricane, completely bleW' away their home and all of the treasures they had collected during their years of traveling, but they were greatful they survived, After the class reunion and an overnight visit with several cousins In the area, the SmIths Journeyed on to CS) OtHARRY 0 A prlest,,wtlo hbard the confession of a murderercomestoHarryforhelp. © (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred has different plans when Lamont and Rollo plan a romantic evening with two stayed until he retired. After retiring, John and Minnie decided to come to Florida to live. In 1972, they moved into their home at Hidden Lake. where he at the time of the attack. which state you ilve, hut if bridal couple didn't open their your husband dies or leaves wedding gifts at the reception. you, GIft giving should be a you sure you'll be - - - American Lia,w - - , berry, KC 4; Lopez, Des a Goslago. NY - Hoe U; Carlton, PtslI 4; VuckvIch. $1.1. 3$; Niekro, All Maker hag,. Leaders and Mcnteftsco, SF 33; Ryan. Sy UnIted Press Iu$ernattual - Hoe and Rogers. Mtl 31, Ratting American - League - Norris, (based sa S at bits) American Lse,. 41, Guidry, - NY Nattiest UNi. Clii; Bell. Te* and - Velu,, Tor Out S Al H Pd. 23; Pinlsh, Del and OlIver, Radians. Mlnn 33; Lsonerd. KC 31;GIIe,gC2. 775535.455 Tesfl. lutz API leenis Oakland 4,, Toronto MJmWsOta - 1. P41w York' S Chicago 10, Texas 5 DetroIt I. CsIIlonsIa I Cleveland i siam. 3 ghl ChIcago at Milwaukee, Leaden , - - $ Kansas CIty 13, Boston S Mliswe.e - 5. BaltImore 3 Te*i's Gi*i - - Is 13 17 .. Saturdays (Alt TI.s EDT) Ch4C9 5)I? LOS -. - - AtIanti3 Houston 4 LOS AngSIs4. St.,Lauls San DIego 5, Plttsburghl Taas at baltImore. night Kin CIty it New YorL nighl MInnUOla at Boston. night W I Pd. 05 II 11 .521 3 12 .544 2 .552 2 I 14 13 'SIt 3 CIty Cull 1 2½ 3½ - Siam. - N.Y it MU, 2. PPd.i ralø Sin PncIsc. 3. OIIcago4 west Tixas Chic.go - - - 425 11 Oakland - chicago 15, $n Frenclsco-t Cincinnati-I. PhIladelphIa 3 Houston 3. AtIant 2 Los Angeles S St. LOUI$-3 Plttsburght, San Diego $ Sundats leselti n is - - lo Stvrday's RewIto Mantreel I, New Yoilt3 15 10 315 13 ii 371 13 12 .520 13 14 .451 12 4$ CM Summr Deti Moiltos', MII Wathan. KC my, 501 ' W L PcI. 01 New York OglIvis, Mu Texas S. ChIcago 1 Tedays Games '(All Timli EDT) MItiai0ta (Redfer1, i'l) at Boston (Torrez 0.3), 7:30 pm, 2.0) at Texas (Matlack BaltImore (Ford 1.II$ p.m. Kansas City (Ours 3.2 at New York (Tlesd 7.1). S p.m. Tuesday's Games Oakland if Detroit, night CalifornIa .1 Cliv.. nigit SSetfte at Toronto, night last - .g3 It Seattlei, Cleveland 4 Oakland 12, Torcnto 1 Nifislial League GAl H Pd. to work as a traffic manager with Clark Equipment Co. Support Confusing __ - Detroit 4. CalIfornIa 0 INC 9:30 0 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROORAMUING . 2) (17) GREEN ACRES - - **IZII Ne. I WI5Is1S.P$reS, John was born In Chicago where he had his own business for many years. He later went graduates and soi spouses of the graduates. Mrs. Smith was able to visit with a dear friend, Dorothy, who had married a Navy Doctor, and traveled with him all over the world. They were stationed In Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked 1n1941,butshewasonSamoa DEAR PROTECTED: You DEAR ABBY: This Is In may not be as "protected" as response to DISAPPOINTED, Hiss.. i • Nusss I I S TOTALS 34 5 I TOTALS 21 I P $a..McOs.olds 2. were were 1 ISI III $ 1 5 SIS 5 jul15 We need ERA so that all I I.W 0 (1) TONIGHT Guest host: Guests: Neil Sedaiça, Mi, Connors, Valerie 0(!)FACETHEMUSIC ) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE C!) 0 JOKER'S WILD (LU) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred Interrupts a television cooking 'show to advertise a device he is selling. (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER cousins before finally heading DEAR ABBY: I have had epilepsy all my life, but fortunately I am able to keep it completelyundercontrolwith medication. Because so many people who travel depend on . - also,andonceagalnforHar1k Larson whose birthday is May for home. watch the bride unwrap the fourth toaster, third blender and a fifth Crockpot! language why we need the SCOREBOARD Angeles (SIAton .0). 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays Games PhIladelphIa at Atlanta, nlgtt New York at CIncInnatI. nlgtl Mantreel at Houston. nIght Chicago at 1.ae Angeles. nIght M at nl PIttsburgh at Sin Fran. night Amerkaa League Polly and Manuel take poor cars oIth. hotel when- Bull - mostly by women. for John, once for John Harrliigtoh, birthday May I - They arrived in Vicksburg, Miss, on April 27, to visit their grandson, Brett, the son of Walter Meeds Smith. Their newest great granddaughter, Christie Meeds, born April 17, and Wendi, her 2-year-olt .sister, were the highlight of their 3-day vIsit. While there they did some sight seeing, which Included the Vlcksburg National ERA byyourcont.inulngsupportof the Equal Rights Amendmont. It is my understanding that this amendment is not LONOWOOD 3 AS I H CITY 3 4 3 4 - - -- • nn). (CC)(R) ff(17) sos NEWHART Bob joins a weight-watching class that seems to be populated member of the Knights of Columbus for over forty son, Ralph, Jr. While there; years. At the K of C meeting they were able to see their last Tuesday night John as third great granddaughter, presented with a citation and Laura, who is 4 years old. a lifetime honorary memTheystoppedinLaw,Miss., bership. Hapby Birthday to visit with more of their John. __ - - - DEAR ABBY: lam puzzled I 3 5 2 Alira $ s A.*sws $ I 2 PiresiCIly NI.) t.1t550 - - ' Some dinner, served buffet style topped off with a birthday cake and candles. The "Happy Birthday" song had to be sung three times -once Qultrnan, to stay with their school class reunion for Mrs. Smith. • POPI5T 225 3 5 I Nymus 3 s I WhIle Ju'ss sms.i - Irene said, "The mirrors are a reminder that the way you serve your duties In the club I • Desrili I S . , • ...,, Rutherford had run two different cars (Rutherford 1974 and 1976, AndreW 1969, were, in order of qualifying speed In qualifying during the week, and didn't and Unser 1968 and 1975). Johnny Parsons, Pancho Carter, Al decideuntiltherdghtbeforetlinetrialato The second row consisted of: Spike )nake the first attempt In the second car, Gehthauaen, Speedway, Ind., 188.344; the last-minuteman, fourtlme champion "It's our backup car, but It was the Jerry Sneva, Spokane, Wash., 117.852; A.J. Foyt. mOStcOt*lstentsowedecidedtogowith and defending rhampion Rick Mears, Only three drivers qualified Sunday. it," Rutherford said. Bakersfield, CalIf., 187.490. Danny Ongals, Gorden Johncock and Andrettl,whosatoutlastyear',race to Mean was the first driver to qualify, rookie Don Wblttlngtoo. IS a floral design 'ack. She gave the remaining officers small pocket mirrors, each In a different colored plastic holder. At the conclusion of the Installation ceremony, - 4 I I ey TOTALS hand mtrrors.wJLh '6n TrlvwaCNev, OWSUSALTY & 50N small Martha Curry. She had prepared a hot Military Park, which is one of the famous battlegrounds In the War between the States. They also visited a building where the first Coca Colas were bottled, The Smiths then went to Meri&anwhere they flttended' the high school class of 1917 reunion. There were 25 who met at the restaurant for the .,, - "I don't know that we have more car there l a total of 50 years of Indianapolis morning. He expected to have a new car (Rutherford 17, Andrettl 16, ready y midweek. . g- rr', - IvT(J ,• _J ..iiw ,ajwo CS) 0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS (10) OVER EASY Guest: Sen. Muriel Hui'phr.y (0.- Msrunrpt Sawar .'-.0 -- nntl .Thhn nnil - reunion. - presidents TOTALS 21 I II * - Lautzenhiser, and the first and second vice 1 • • 1 I I Sums S I DunN I I 5 i• 1 II Preess 1SIHu.y Ill 511"5't''5TOTAL5IIIIS 1.1,10TOTALS U 2 4 Isnsssl Ill kamp 2 I S Miller S I S T•lsli 34 1 5 wins I S S than anybody else, hut It'i close to it," he experience - srsvss - - Ga'nas, Irene gave the president LU AS I H • • treasurer. MKICKHIU TNIV$ON AS U N CHIVIONAS Al I H ::: • . : 1 LIICII '"" : : TIYISt Ou.m 4 1 I Grswclg) I 2 43I U11*a ••! !3.1 CIII : "!! ! mccirmicxi ! I I - INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Johnny concentrate on Formula One racing, and was not disappoInted wIth his speed. Rutherford, Mario Andrettl and Bobby qualified in the second spot with a speed "I Just wanted it to be good enough to Unser earned spots on the most ex- of 191.012. et in the .hnw" Menrit .nI,I "1 nl.h pefiCflCedfrOfltrOWiflthehlstoryofthl "I'm very happy to be in," said the couldhaveruna httlebitquicker, but Indianapolis 500-infle race In time trials pleasant 40-year-old from Nazereth, Pa, we'll make up for it in the race." this weekend. "Now I'm going to have to worry about One accident Saturday took out a Nineteen drivers qualified for the race 500 miles." serious contender for the pole position. on 'the first of two time-trial weekends. The outside slot in the first row went to Rookie Tim Richmond, Ashland, Ohio, The average speed Of those cars was two-time champion Bobby Unser with a spun his car In turn one after cruising a 198.752 mph. speed of 189i94 mph. Unser was im- couple of laps at 190 mph. Richmond had Rutherford, who was the favorite to pressed with the time of the top qualifier the fastest lap in the previous week Of take the pale position throughout the first rather than his own performance. 193.Sel. $1 510 Sys.m - ItS PSI? Ill WaSice . 11$ cir*udl I3 I"OSrti 1.5 Itsia 11$ ilse.I.e 3)3 OlIN Verars 55 3 I I Pairs.. listen iI1 ANaetss.s.$ IIS 452324 Wsxmaa kitc$e III Tush Tilts $4 Ii $4 TuisIs II 7 5 Its 431414-13 - 44455-ti is 445-14 Dsie.,. - 192.256 mph over the four-lap attempt, Unser said. "That's a very impressive wasn't a mechanical failure, It Just 43$ lrueker $3 4 11 CUIVIV 1 434 itrtitlsa $3 wti TitaN - - MCDONALDI 411 IsleIl Frankie Elsewhere in weekend action Chris Andrews and Brian White rapped out a pair of hits each to spark Wiginton Fire Sprinklers to a 6-0 shutout over Sanford McDonalds while Clark Q*ysler Plymouth downed Dinos Pizza by a 5-3 score. • - - III $-I$ ASPI 42$ Iiri.SPN I 11 Vserh.ss III Levis. ' k*wssa $35 s e Mssssa.aius 45$ DTIe 411 JiMsas SslSersie' S'S seeiy.0 i I CS*llm Wshiiur -' - SKYLITS SIIle 1$ 4 Cavs.ss 13IIICj lar.sPl •- - 1IS on ItIIa,'s I41's Ni.Sera KIN ,PiMaSa i ,e 1 MIII Tush C.*5.*T$,,,. TIlts ii....i PIDIIAL II' Ste sisu . - £ M. Nii.rtcks I I I PSiiIst C.la.silc* SIS Lemmer Is. •• Iss -' - '- , $trtckla.I J,N.vIlle 3$ - - Richard p.n - a -- ' -- 332 PNILLII5ASIH j, II 42 35 , AS a Margaret corresponding secretary; and 4 . Ross Hackett went a perfect 4-4 at the plate and drove in eight RB! Saturday to spark McKecknie Machinery to a 1611 victory over 'rrtvson Chevron, highlighting weekend action around the Seminole Pony Baseball League. Hackett's eight RBI was part of a 14 hIt atlitek by ' McKecknle which saw Jerry Smith collect a pair of hits for four RB!, Jimmy Kremer and Neil McKecknle collect a hit apiece forwo RB! each and Scott Mason rap three base hits. Chet Smith went 3-3 for Trivson In The losing effort. . Danny Bridges went 4-4 Saturday and scored three times to spark O.W.S. Realty to a 13-3 win over Sutton & Son. Jimbo Smith carried the big stick for Sutton by smashing his first home run of the year, a two-run shot. A! iwiiu l reencombined Zac Maddox, Bruwey udm Wu to tOSS a one-hitter In leading Forest 3 toa lu..i Win over Longwood3.The rioeamedupfornlnestr outsaga Longwood. Rutherford, Unser,- Andretti Push Pole - COMIAPIS - ete. r,irie Lad Indu Time Trials ••.•................ . NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) long career, added $15,350 to tire change under the caution - The king of NASCAR the more than $3.7 million flag and Petty said that rule Ii . - racing showed how be earned Petty has earned in earlier causing confusion for drivers , • his nickname Saturday night races. pit crews and the fans. by piloting his Chevrolet to a Braun s Petty took the lead for ir S "To tell the truth, I ain't ëarlength victory over Benny keeps on all 380 of the 420-lap sold on it," the 42-year-old Parsons in the Music City 43). race by passing faltering Randleman, N.C., driver said. iiriri For Richard Petty, the BennyParonsandpolesjtter "Ithinkitmaybeconfuslngto K F! 7- 1• winningest driver in stock car Cale. Yarbórough, -. who the fans. I know It was to us at * I • racing histry, it was his ninth finished second and thfrd. times. I'd look up at The Braun Cadillac Orioles combined some solid pitching victory at the track, but his Darrell Waltrip, who had scoreboard one lap and they'd first since 1974. heldthe lead earlier, finished have me one place, and Yansandclathefrontnmer'sspotinndto "We'd run good here in foirthafteranunexpectedpit next time I'd come around, highlight weekend action In the Altamonte Little League. years but just hadn't stop to change a cut tire, and they'd have me somewhere Starter Pat urkhart got relief help from Mark Cochran torecent had the luck we needed," Bobby Allln was fifth. The else. - hold the Yankees to four hits while Torn Perkins led the Prioles Petty said, afte' piloting his top four drivers were all "It was kinds hard to keep at the plate with a 3-4 dAy, Includlxg a IbMi o ldt$ Birds cer around U tight trk at behind the wheels of up with where - we were, to theIr ninth straight win of the season. - .; • an - average speed Of 80.435 Chevrolets while Allison sometimes. And I'd be InTony Johron cracked four base hits and,Kevin Hill added mph. "We ran good and had a drove a Ford. terested to know how the fans , three more In a nine hit attack that saw the Orange Federal little luck, too. And It sure' felt The race wis run under the feel about the nile. I think . Braves dump the Kennedy Skylighta Dodgers by a 17-7 score, good." - -•. -• - - --•. ' -- - Mary Harrington, Sam and SIC "Carries War" As the erows Helen Kamlnsky, Al and train taking Carrie and Nick 35)ØNP4ya Helen Marion, and her sister • home to Scotland passes 4 (1O)TOoy ij The LEGIS.Bottom. Carrie sees a . LATURE Marty, Art and Peg Strict lire at the farm and blames Phil and Mary Augusto, Gene I 1 10 herself for it. (Part 4 of 4) (CC) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN and Evelyn O'Connell, Hank (17) CAROL BURNETT ' 81YLE , and Margaret Larson, Fred AND FRIENDS 113O and Gertle'Roblns, Cohn and 6:30 * Irene Leney, who served as the first president of SISTER in l968 installed the new officers for the year 1980-81 In -\. .1 itamonte rcounuup - * '- aS ' - V SISTER, mc?' held the regular luncheon meeting at the Holiday Inn on Thursday. / I -. And The Advice Givrs ,. JoAnne Carner, favored to win her filth tournament of the year, played the final two rounds in 5-under par but wound up far back in the field because she had a 7-over 80 the first day. arson TONIGHT'S TV -,. ATLANTA (UPI) -,Path' Higgins figured - rather she Alcott at the end of Saturday's play after shootIng 71.138; and picked up a $15,000 check - mor than double the amount she won in those first five tournaments combined - with a closing .. - •• * ' looks like SCC will continue to be strong. * - dCW,)ATU.451, Zjye losgSfiratroundmatthesandftn1shwelloffthepaf0t lastYear-totakethefirst.roundlead;wasuedwithAmy (68)andJafleBlalock(71). state championship. Most of next years team is lined up and it The annual Cancer Doubles Tournament -. ''- 70-208. ..>... . •' Alcott wound up tied for second at 211 wIth this year's in her elbows eadlng money-winner, Donna Caponi Young, who surged in , will land In and that seems to be enough for the players to go on "/ But, she admitted Sunday after winning the Atlanta LPGA the final round with a closIng 67 hitting the ball as hard as they can. by three strokes for tfjrst victory in nearly three years, "I ':: :::::: "when I started the day, I was shooting for third," Young I know all of us have seen or played against players like this. didn't expect It thts'oop;' I b king F.stum Syndicit.. said. "I was six shots behind and the way Pam and Amy had Maybe some of us even fall into this category - we hit hard "I knew I was gofn to fail some, but around the corner I and are happy if a fewgo In - this is simply not the way to be would succeed," said Higgins, who played sparingly during been playing, I didn't think I could' catch up." Alcott wasn't pleased with her second-place tie. successful in tennis. You must have patience - try to keep the eight months of rehabilitation for her ailing elbows. "I came Pony - "After losing in a playoff last week, I felt I had to come toSeminole -, .0 ' ballddepadwaltforyouropening,_bestsadyandyou'flJ fIiI_ back sooner than I expected." ' Atlanta and win," said the brash 24-year.-old who won four yourself on the winning side more often than not. ___ Higgins led througtøe first two rounds last year in Atlanta times last year. "UI had played as I should, I would have won. .1.. LI before cold, damp eaLhermade herelbows act up She wound I didn't play well enough to win." The SCC Raiders have completed their season for 1980. The up tied for third (year ago and wasn't to do even that well flu ei I final record was 29 wins and 3 losses. The Jr. College record Pat Bradley had a 68 Sunday to wind up in fourth place at * again until this week. 213. Susan Grams (70) and Jan Stephenson (71) were at 215. was 16-2. The Raiders won the Division II Championship for In her fifth tournament thIs year, Higgins opened with a 6- And defending champion Sandra Post, closing with a 68 after * • / Higgjn Breaks Slump In Atlanta ea thatthey must blithe ball very hard, thatthey must awing from the heels and produce an outright winner. Most of the Umetheban hits the fence or goes Into the net. Every nowand then tt great serve will go in or the 150 MPH ground stroke -' '-4 In And--AroUnd Sanford fltT'qfS4tXAP 6r/7fF i74 secret advice or "secret strategy" that will assure them ot a flfl5I Of the O0,000 Tour- world so beating hm feels heard said It would be a had mentioned earlier In win Mv advice to most Ia er7is aiwa the same -'"are r5inent of Champions, good," said GeTUIaItIS, áfte ltjftfu1 day and besides, the week. * vouredv for this" l tll them to in I be stead' It should have been a he won 11 of the last 12 games are you going to prepare "I didn't give up. You can .eep the .flh' sy. 7lI #I ,. no w,. h , wan• • ear a t beautiful day. But It rained so to smother McEnroe. thatY Get someone to get so far on yor talent," said .L U They f hard the match was delayed r, T, "p kt iu McEnroe, wnose service IBIOW a ,. ot waLer on LIørwoe. £I prouiem 1m winning -the want an- '1"e Well w all want to )mow for nearly 30 mInutes. And, had been broken only three you? Joked Gerulaitis. having Is sustain ng my things that will make us beier play ra, but the simple fact of With the score tIed 1-1 in the times in four previous matMcEnroe actually went concentratIon.'. c i. •S -tro,e stays away from unforced errors is going to w1n.ory - -- - ..: - On the beginner and intermediate level 99 percent of ll -. - - - --. ".... - ' I rr,rn,4 '1 P1'FVF,y7fN6 ln'lhe United have been played because of Mother's Day on the very 2,6.0 frlumph over McEnroe. Stat*, was as unprepared for the conditions. But In excourts where they had "Obviously, John's one of the,,ndiUons as McEnroe. plaining his wharacterIstic becomefrlencls,towatchthe theUreebestplayerslnt)e 'eweather report I fold,heturnedtosomethlng often call me or come b the courts to ask m adv1ceonhotobeatsoanJso Theyhaeabi ' ttoft 'g c,) ¶ fl - Y - People Evening Hera Sanford, Fl Monday, May 12, iNo-i ii - 111 t-r ' - 0 A-EviningHraw,$.nfor,g ' - - • �- - -- - ---.. . -V. - - . . . ,_ I - - . - -. - -. Watchers, Weight NOTICE The folIing vehicle wit be soio at public sale on May IS, itlO at or about 12:00 noon at the Casseiberry., Altamonte S*ings, p.m., 7 Florida Federal, Diet Workshop, 10 a.m;, and noon, Carlton.Ujilon BUg, University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery • • Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford ASAnon, 8 p.m., First Unjje Methodist Cburch, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1201W. First St. ,-- .. . ";umuuseousn emInoIe Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter clubhouse, Altamonte Lakeview Middle School AdvIsory Committee, 7:30 p.m. at the school. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over ' Baptist Church, 'I, V . -. - V -- • Al-Anon, 8p.m., recreation hall,behind Stromberg. Carison, Lake Mary. • ' 7:30 DIrectors, p.th. MAY 13 ' de'bs Social Hall, • SouadofSumhlne Chapter Sweet Adeliñei, p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, - V City. Forest "The Commanders: Erwin Marshal of the German Army." Rommel-Fleld Longwood Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m,, Quality Iñç. North, Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn North, 1.4 and SR TOPS Chapter 376, 7 p.m., First United Methodist ' , noon Civic' Cj,ntpr Sanford KiwaniL - 0 - -- - - - - - - pr0au1 - -- - -• to -. - ' -- 3_Cen?erIes DEw 36 , Service. All - trip to Sarasota for play, "Tintypes" at Asolo. Theatre, Ringling Art Museum and.or Jungle Gardens. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m.; pick up at Leeds, Cauelberry 9:30a.m. Call 3229148' for reservations. Lake Howell 111gb School Senior Awarde Assembly, 8:45 n.m., stadium. Open to public. THURSDAY, MAY 15 Holiday Inn, South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a,m., Mayfair County Club, Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Quality Inn, I.ongwood. citizens overnight __________________________ 29A-Room &Board __________________________ V - " " _ V he revised, There's hardly enough unappropriated money available to - ' - CABINET BUILDERS & INSTALLERS Swing that hammer & make Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Jv R. Marlin. City Clerk - city of Longwood, Florida Iish May 1, 12,1910 DEW-i-I wne WAITRESS, & Previous sales requIred. Salary plus commission with full compeny benefits. Apply in per- V experience FRENCH 912 t 323•5176 - Advertising - Garage sales are in season. Till Director Classified Ad in the Herald, 3222611; 531 9993, Eining IietøIil 300 N. FrenchAvé, Sanford, Florida perlenced with -Inboard .1 egai auri,c.. 31—Apartments Furnkhød - -- £AAC Pot Div. 1s 3hS;. NOTICO Anilv * 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Forappointment call Sanford Airport 322-7500. EqualOpportunityEmpioyer CITYOFLONOWOOD - V a.m,, Center. - See Jimmie Cowan Center, - - ' - * - WASHINGTON tUPI V Volusia AgrIcultural Center's Horticulture Clinic, 2 Deltona Public Iilrary, 1691 Providence Blvd. Infant CPR demonstration for Mother's Information Class, 10 a.m., Florida Hospital Orlando conference becomes effective this week unless a-federal judge orders a delay. VV U.S, District Judge Aubrey Robinson set a hearing for daY on a suit brought by five members of Congress as well as mer and industry otçs asking temporary and per, p.m., ' p - - V . 32-41.oj Seminole SAVINGS AND LOAN stored at Spanky's Wrecker Yard ASSOCIATION, a Unit,d States of In Longood. Il. One 1971 Plymouth Sport Plaintiff, Fury, 4-door sedan, VIN No. ppt,4J%4Q9 being stored at 27. CARMEN PEREZ, a-k-a CAP- 92 Shell In Caiselberry. MEN 1. PEREZ et al., Ill, Office Equipment as Dfendants, follows: (1) One Walnut Executive Desk NOTICE OP SALE Notice -(2) One Gold Is hereby given thaI pursuant to Final Judgment Foreclosure entered In the above .' MONDY,rtAY1$ . - - '. necessry -. Orlando, 7:30p.m. Cell Prent Educatlbn Eogramat, 6061611, ext. 1773 to're1ter. - : .- V V ; - -. - V ' UFSDAY, MAY 9 . - V -. V - "The :Congnandeii: p V to discourage use of foreign oil and eiursge - 1110A.M. en June 1. 1900. this year and ,iflore in later years. ARTHUR H. UC(WITti j in reply to. the court, suit, Justice Department lawyers Cut-k of Circyll Court b' PatrIcia RObbINSI produced affidavits front Treasury. -Secretary 0. William Deputy Curt Miller, Ener Secretary Charles Duncan, Deputy Secretary L. PHA*R AINEn, f of Defense W. Graham Claytor and Deputy Secretary of Slate •-TURNBULL - ABNER AND DANIELS Warren Ctrlskçher. - V V - V —I-- - V - V - 4tPI - VV • V - V - - - V, ' - . V .. - - - - - Blvd. - 25415. French Ave. - ' 147 West Lyman Avenue nfc1 "would Vhave n immedjatç, serious effect on tha Winter Park, Florida 377PJ -ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF internaUo1 energy policies of the United. States, on ..." - - NOTICE Q SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 25th day of May, 1910, at 11:00 am. at the West Front the following property: - government brief argued. -- the seminole County Courthouse In Sanford,. Florida, the above ARTHUR Ii. BECKWITH JR. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT dscrIbd perSonal proparty. - mat said bale is bol, ,, satisfy the terms EICV,15I - p of said Wrif of - - 514rfff ninola County. p - COUNT By: lvi Crabtree , - Deputy C11I VAN DEN BERG, GAY & Poet Office sx m Orlando, FlorIda 32103 VTalIptSOM Na.-30540.$90' PvbIishA4Wll25.& MapS, 22. 19, Attorneys-for Plaintiff DEW-10 DEU.139 -- housing - -V.. . - V- V - V - . V - ____________-- ___________________ - V V VA. F HA-235-Con. Horné -- C . ' 6413013 Sacreparcels,Lk. Sytylanaree. Terms. Call W. Mailczowskl, - hold mortgage. Vacant, move In like new. Owner will 32 224' 2O ________________ Zoned commercial 120' x 133'. Lake Mry-2 BR, near - 2525 ' $C.C... lovely lot, Owner will ' - , REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227499 V - $3,5Qo. ;ll ?antord S acreS—horse pasture, stalls & barn. Owner will . - -- 3656781 Wanted to buy used otfice equipment. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92, So. of Sanford. 322 1721. FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. - - -i. . . 'tI i:':i; .. -- Full size bdwlthout headboard, Bermuda Living Room SuIte. Call Robin at 322.7314. _______________________ Refrigerator, new Harvest Gold, cost $600, take $365. Bedroom suIte, springs, mattress, Sheets & spread, $195. Misc. Items. 56-7373. V stone, interior - Repair InteriorS. Exterior Free Est 3?? 3338 -. PhOtOgraphy Wedding photography by John Cullum F ree engagement photos or color 5*10 323 8238 - - outside screened runs V Off floor steepingboes. insulated. Piuning V shady kenhels, circulating lars Also Air conditiOned u,ges We cater to your pets fl 5152 1ST CLASS PLUMBING At r"asOnabIe r,in,' specialty I 10 pcI discounts tO Senior CitiZens Call 6/I 0110 Remodeling __________________________ .__ V___ ___ - I Man. 9ualityoperat on S1EMODEt INC 8 yrs exp Patios. Driveways. New rm%. kt S. bath r-modeling F 'replaces We handle the whole ball of wax 3?1 1321 - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT B E LINK CONSI 322 /029 RebuildCondemned HouSes S 0 BALINT 322 8665 -- _____________________________ ____________________________ WE BUY FURN & APPI Roofin Home Repair lpc.c,r houseful i,ek.'nds 831 11/SO - Larpentry. Painting,Maint of all types Lid. Bonded 3736031 Insured 5348399 -- v'Iuryilirwj repairs & Water Heaters our Hoàielmprovem.,',s Cash 322-4132 2lhrs. 611 4310 Irent PaintingS. Repair I. Animal HAven Crooning & BoardIng Kennels Inside & CALL 322 3/52 . " V - - 339-1020 WE BUY USED FURNITUKE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnl- Additlons& Remodeling Free Est Lic & Bonded Johnny Walker Consl Ltd 372 6457 - _______________________ _________________________ 72—Auction ----- ROOFING PROBLEMS' We do all types, also gutlering Rotten wood replaced. reroofs our specialty Discount prices Work guaranteed Registered - SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair 8. Remodeling 24 hrs. Licensed Contractor FREE ESTIMATES 86291(13 Mon Fri 1 30 S m 372 0771 ____________________________ - OFFICE FURNITURE IoCompieteOfflces HouseCleaning V 339-7020 LONGWOOD 52—Appliances ______________________________ Painting & Alter S 7. For Estate Commercial & Residentlal AuctIons & Appraisals. Call Deli's AuctIon, 3235420. Ref. rep.. 16 cu ft frntf fr.. Orig. $329, now $310 or$19 mo. TreeService - - Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or I time basis Wedowashwlndows 677-5194 TREE Trimming & Removal. 8 yrs exp Self Employed Cad 56? 6748 & leave mess J' V• - I-uIing KENMORE WASHER—Pj,f Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 2206fl ' BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321 0511 V Yard Debris. Trash, Appliancesa. MIsc. ILOCJ7.L) 349 5111 Washer r.po, GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Dal, $139.14 or $19.35 mo. '' Welding - Custom built Utility & boat trail '$, truck repairs. racks & misc - - Insulation Wlrxlow & Screen Repair - BaIt & blown, fiberglas & rock wool. New or old homes, CUSTOM INSULATION CO 323-4153 or 134122$ Free est.' Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One — The quick, easy Want-Ad way, The magic number Is 322-2611 or 13)9993. MICROWAVE REALTORS ' REALTORS - ' WINDOW&5CREENREpAIR also PATIO DOORS 222 after 6 V BATEMAN REALTY Kg,Re.4.tescutier 159-O0S - Aft, tire. 322.7643,322-450 ToLis,tYourness,., Dil 322-2611 or 83J-9993 Push button controls, has carousel; still In warranty. Ortinaily 1449, assume pay. mints of $21 ipo. A9isnt 33g. 8856 - I - -. -. ' V - ' k. 7 . STONE CO. Grooming & Boarding WANTED ______________ ________ - _. ' )'. 'V 1 ..Zt11j( . I&J - - V - stalled) Call John 331 03/7. tree estimates ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 6)76 Carry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the fmnesf in used furniture Refrig., stoves, tools. V Ceilinas Estimates by phone exterior, commercial resident al Specialty decorative fireplaces (in WANTED Flintridge China "ReverIe" pattern in blue, Any pieces 322 3067 eve. 322 9291 days 'CARPORT - The King of The Rock 323 4593 . t - - Iyl$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $393, bal. $151 or $2 mu. Agent 339 $34 - V Sparkling Popcorn - - _________________________ Jim. 323 1585 -. - _____________________________ - Will buy old class rinds & silver coins Top dollar paid Call VIkN'k ' APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 372 572). Sanford _________________ Painting - E tlerior& lnerior Mildew removed free eslirnales. licensed & inS 20 yr-S ,'p 6686885 Orflary Fireplaces All types of Work Shoes & Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS new Interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or laconds but brand new top line bedding, sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Creative Surtaces Ic - special lung fl repainting. nt & ext wallpaper, wall tesing, wood staining. Free Ext Alter you have called the rest call the twit. 862 5392 I PATIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322 iSIS alter 6 Anllques—Oriental Rugs Music Boxes—SlotMachlnes Bridges AntIques 323 2501 Webuyusedfurniture ___________ Concrete - - - — • GWALTNEY JEWELER 201 S. Park Ave. 322 6509 —.1 - - Lient'd& Pe,ison,ilite. Quality •t Free Es. 6.11 0048 - Clock Repair 68—Wanted to Buy V 51—Housetiold Goods - - - _____________________________ V - lOComplete Offices 33-7020LONGWOOD - MEINIZEW TILE 3 Small Ponies For Sale --- S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & 4 chaIrs, $30 each, 11011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792$. of Sanford. 321-572). — OFFICE FURNITURE 4234832 - ____________________ E. Aftamonfe Dr V Cal I Ba it your If at Our If- Mid.lfnc.,R.altor VramIc Tile - PAINT BRAND YOUR CHOICE) AdA HOARDS 5711 All work qu,,ranteed 7. ni.lil1.'S scraping 7. mildew removal 1' • KELLCO PAINTING New or repair, leAky showers our specialty. 25 yrs Exp 8698362 -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. V -• eIIANDY MAN SERVICESC HomeRepairsatLowest Cost F ree Est 323 386) _____________________ Agent 329.5354- Low Down Payment Csh for ygtr lot! Will build on - psrltimecw?Our classifieds - 3221237, each on $nford ' -- or RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60x191 Ave. lust across from Sanora (county). Price $17,300 for all three. Trade or terms OK. - today. IOMO. Park - Are you a full lime driver with a ,• nTl7 ' *+4' V2565 - AIDESWANTED )3I56IO ___________________________ ' NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH Ground floor. pools-ide. Condo. opt. Sleeps 1. Enjoy best tiiflC. of yr. at preseason rates. Complete. Available until May Mary. 322-27Si Orlando ,.-_ ui ' - V - --____ 40_CondomInIumS - , COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, 28 every imaginabie featurel Lake - front! Pool & Patiol LARGE LAKEFRONT LOT—. NIcely wooded lot In Lake Mary, $30,000. Ball Realty, REALTY Sanford 5.11,000. 0412 telephone. Paid health I life Insurance plu* holidays, vacations, and pension øoam. Call Janice t 0220, ext. 2)1. Immediate opening. Cardinal ifldutrin, — ' - For Rent: 10 acres,pasture for i,., — of Casietberry. 339.50.2 .- . , - ' 37.EPastur,RentaI - - with several PersonalItIes clients in person an by I .4IIP!;;'- '- - ponvnity Employer, ________________ -.' Publish May 3,12,1950 DEW.36 and Typing, shorthand, general Oftke.xperlenc, EØint, floors, BR lofts. fenced yard, na convenient locatIon, only JUST FOR YOU3 BR. 28 in Tee. N-Green, with ige Fl R, eat-InkIt, patio, w-W carpet, close to school, shopping & golf cous'sef A greal buy for ' dry, mobile home permitted. Lightly treed. Assumable mtg, at S pct. Call 323-2322, BROKER $32,300 ,. - OSTEEN—lo acres, cleared, Painting I V 66—Horses A V 32177 in 8363 Exteriors *199. to 1399, removed. 327 1472. 322-3791 SprikIt'r - 65-Pets&jpplies - firown, Ster,', I-lan IirJ 7. Icro rre ,'st AlSO ch,l!cs ,'lIS , - .2-25" x 1-42" x 5Q 1-37" * 30• Call 322-6473 BROKER 74395MyrtieAve. Carpet Cleaning Carpentry __________________________ Cock a p00. male 9 mo. old, Ali shotS & wormed, dew claws AWNING WINDOWS FOR SALE: 2—dO' x 5Ø, - - I I - SEIGLER REALTY CROCKETT SEIGLER Longwood! _________________ clCom.s Lawn Sprinklers - FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND - Call Clark & Hitt 323-7560 _______________________ .7,9 clCcmu SPECIAL 3 BR. lB. 2 story home , departmentofnaji.sia,, manufacturer and - - SECRETARY..-. SANFORD AREA Aggressive, competent secretary (leaded by sales . (SEAL) - - AUTO REPAIR OARAOE For Rent. Hwy. 17-fl Call 323-1921 323-2111 for appointment CROCKETT .COg 321 0640 ,. - - _____________________________ - Furniture Salvage, 17-fl. $o.of 322572 corner lois, country eat.in kit, , Od floors, utility shed, paneling & moret Yours for SUPER 3 BR, 2 B home with Ig scr porch & huge back yard, CH&A,w-wcarpet,dln. area& only 9 yrs old. Lots of extras, lust $37,000. ' __________________________ - I - Sanford. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILEY'S FISH CAMPON lUST LISTED I BR, I'.,B, 2 37—BusIness' ___________________ EicnJngl1eiuIti - - Peg. Real Estate Brok.r 322-5992 ______________________ V S ACRES WITH STOCKED CATFISH POND, GENEVA AREA. $21,000. 2 STORY OLDER HOME, COM. PLETELY REMODELED,IN EXCELLENT TASTE. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-INKITCHEN, SPLIT AIR & HEAT. ASKING $73,000. NEAR LAKE MONROE. balcony, library 8. FIR,, brick FP, cedar sIding S. much more. Your dream home for $151,500. security A.A. McClanahan ' V 'i off of total inventory of brand PER ACRE. 3 BEDROOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR. IN LAKE MARY, $36,900. OLD WINTER PARK 3 BR, 2½ B, 2 story custom built home on Lake Knowles, extras In. dude spiral staircase, . schedule. Contact : WE LIST AND SILL MOPE HOMES THAN ANYONE Ill THE SANFORD AREA 1 BR HOUSE—Stove & refrIg. Heat & Air, $250 mo. No pets. Adults only 4kM. tO 10AM WedM*day lAMb lOAMMonday - BEDROOM, $37,000. SELLER deposit, references required. No pets. Call 322-111?. maiiroom. Wid torSernina4e County, Florida. 1151$. at the Pront (West) Door of - APPLICATiONS BEING TAKEN for Part time p,p in Offer for I ACRES LAKEFRONT IN DELTONA. $29,250. 53 ACRES PINE & CYPRESS. 322023) USED 310 Sanford Ave. 3 BEDROOM. 1" BATHS, DollALE CARPORT WITH tt ACRES IN SUNLAND. $10,500. V ____________________ 2½ ACRES, TALL PINE ON COUNTRY ROAD NEAR LAKE HARNEY. 37.900. , STENSTROM SANFORD-3 Bedroom, Heat & Air cond., fenced ,yard, fully equipped kitchen, washer & ' Civil No. i2179.CA.paD IUbIIC9 to any and all existing Ave., - described real - the weather 'is perfect for a backyard sale sell everythlngtastwithawanl ad Call 3222611 or 531 9993. for Sale OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete otaces 339-7O2OLONGW000 GOLF COURSE LOT OVERLOOKING POND IN SAN. FORD. 120.000- - . - °" doorOftheCourmouseofsemlnoi. County, at Sanford, Florida, the undersigned Clerk will French WOODED LOTS IN SOUTH SAN F 0 f 0. CbU NIR '' ROAD. $2,500 EACH. +4' 2451 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR, IA, new refrig., gas stove, & hot water heater. $330 per ma. I sec. dep.—Lease. - 11'L 3BDRM, 2 bath, Family rm F I P E P L A C E, porch. SWIMMING POOL & bar room. $525 mo. Security S ref. 322 $932. Hair Cutter Wanted for newshop n Lake Mary. Experienced 1. interested in show competition necessary. Calm Hair Care - 1(51 offer fei sal.' etw sail - ,,, - - - Providence Blvd. Medicare asIsIamuce Program, 9:30 a.m. to nóofl, - --- Sanford 32l0500. ALLFLORIDAREALTY $300 Ccurthoustln$anloi'd.piorId.,o? Il:OOA.M.enthoscmrl.yoi May,, the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ill - -- more. Visit Model Home Center in Sanford Court Apartments complex, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Models open noon to 5 p.m daily and Sunday. For more information call 321 0220. Sat. 8. Sun. Call - Bell & Howell Slide Prolector, $20; Royal Silent Deluxe Typewriter, like new with case, $33; GE Tank Vacuum, all tOols, $15; Regina Electric Broom, $10. Call 3235695 Anytime. OSTEEN $12,500 decorator package and much - - ROOFERS STATES OF AMERICA. the undersigned . Adult film prigrem at Deltona Puhlic.-Ubrary,1 - - V ------ 2-1'-- with EXEC. HOME family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv., $450 mo. 1st, last & sec. day. Exp. xperienced,owntoois CARL HELBIG, THE UNITED sale S. Scnford, Fl. -- - - - , Swivel meals a S3rvlca, - - • - Executive Chair with Arms (3) One Green Office Couch bass bidder for cos. at the - WE ARE CONCERNED WiTHYOURNEEDS I ANDY - S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 71hr. 83C. 0070 - -V - OFFICE FURNITURE lOComplefe OffIces 3397020 LONGW000 - OS. H LAWN CARE SERVICE - Fret' Estimates TOWER'S BEAUTY SALO)II - Lawnmowers. We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. V WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.313 E. First St. 322-3432 _______________________________ ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH' NICELY G R 0 U N 0, WOODED $27,500. EXPANDABLE HOME Unique "Master-Plan-Plus" 2 Bdrm which can "grow" as family needs Increase. Mid $7O'sonyourlot.Atticstorage, V ma FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E 1st 51 322 5712 ' 2.—L,.awn Garden OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete OffIces 3)9-7O2OLONGWOOD 20 ACRES NEAR AIRPORT *10.000. TERMS AVAILABLE Edging cli, t I mt.. Vacaton or all season 323 6118 ,-- they goIng to know? Tell them wIth a clasSifIed ad, by catllr-ig 322-26)1 or 831-9993. - - Lawn Care ____________________________ II OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LOPIOW000 If you don't tell people, how are ACRES CLEARED PASTURE NEAR AIRPORT s129oo GOOD TERMS. ______________________ requIred minimum 2 yrs, Apply at Florid. Employment n, - -V + 2 auUrity to impose sneh a fee. V of mino County, I will SecarlaI desk with TypIng A Unit 1, Second Reptat, according The dlme.a.gallon jump Is- scheduled fore May 15 but sell the Property situate In (1) One Red Swivel Sacretorlal tothe plat thereof as recorded in Seminole County. Florida, ChaJi Plat Book 14, Pags7lof ttsepublk govermunent and Industry officials believe the CusTent surplus dflcrl (6) Sharp Calculator with Records of Seminole County, as: of gasoline may delay its full impact. Some forecasts lesser ats 21 Ploilda, Oloc* 0. Troct 4, P7kWer (7) One Double Door Upright together with all structures, im. Increase of five cents or so at fl o't. SANLANDO SPRUSGS, accordtng provernints. fixturu, appliances, the plot Hiereol as Metal oras Cabinet k ma brief filed during the weekend, the justice Department to pj (0) One loctdng 1-driwer Flfln end appurtenance on said land or ,Page $3,OI the PublIc Jdanyoour1deleyh l'' . fewi "-im.' used nccnlunctlon ttierew ords • Semlilole The aforisald sale will be made mediate, serious effect" on US. national security and In. Florida, (9) One $F Colcviatpr with pursuant to a Final .ludgment public isle to sti. l.ipttat enerr policy.aid $ertff of entered in SATURDAY, MAY17 1. 321.07Sf Unfurnished- ---- . - Salary$237for4ohoursper . esident Carter's fee on imPorted - oil, ezpect.e4to1nme the cost of gasoline 10 cents a gallon, - County Campers eskend ceanpout, 12 .Oaks Cround, Sfl 46W of 1-4. Mmuai meeting e1ectIo 01 OfiCerS, P:m Worbbepforp.ronts, teachenandothers who work with children with par*ptual' motor diffIculties, I sin., University of Florida Education Complex. Call (305) 775-2122 for. -further information and pre Development investment Complete city block on W. 1st St. Eves: 349-5100, 3fl.19S9, 323 4302 - - ___________________________ , -- - Bulldozing. (learr%. dackho.. Service Ditches. Culvert',. Call (31 ?B95 Beauty Care 92, So. of Sanford. 322 S72) - 2". BA?EMAN REALTY STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322.1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 2 BR, modern, good location Fenced,A.H,ww carpet 131 6755 --------- -- -_ -- - ---- - Only 5110.000. ri VVV 5O—Miscellaneous W.Garne$tWhite,groker 322-7881 2640 Sanford Ave. ----------- V ML 3236061 or eves. 323-0517 Rig. Real Estate Broker NowAvallable! - REALTOR - $3I,0O . Quiet "Watt -Wise" certified energy efficient studio & 1 bedroom units, many features IncludIng attic storage. 330 S. Sanford Ave. 323330I. Must be able pr-epare season & cook meats, poultry, seafood vegetables. all types of roodle soups and Other food stuff, according to the Hunan Cuisine for consumption in the restaurant. Please govern yourself ac ' - V on a basis-of lustice and right. certain case entItled, Hughes DONE AND ORDERED this Supply, Inc., Plaintiff, -vs. Tiffany crdlngIy. • 2$lh day of April, 1950. Linda P. Martin. City Clerk Pools, Inc., JamesM. Coötran (SEAL) CityofLoflgwOOd,FrIda Patricia ,I. Cochran. DefenIant ARTHUR H. BECKWITH .. which aforesaid Writ of Execution ',bli* May 5, 12, 1910 as Clerk of the Court DW-17 was delivered to me as Sheriff bY: Susan I. Tabor Seminole County, Florida, and as Deputy Clerk have levied upon the following IN TRa CIRCUITOURT, Publish April25, & May 5 12, 19, described Property owned by $*MINOLE COUIITY, 'LOIIDA 1910 Tiffany poo*1, Inc., James N. Cl NO. 702170.CA490 IL) DEU.133 Cochran and Patricia J. Cociwan. FEDgRAL NATIONAL said projàrty being located in 104 ASSOCIATiON, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Seminole County, Florid., Ploiofl, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA particularly described as follows: vs. CASE NO, SS43S3-CA4.L I. Oils 1976 Lincoln, 4-do DAVID VALDON 'WILDnR, - AARPNART, noon, covereddish luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Open to all senior citizens, February,, A.D., 1950, In that demanded in this Petition, - - -, against yo for the relief Legislative leaders intend to be careful on how that is spent, making sure It's not for items that commit the state to ad. ditlonal expenses down the road, Several tax Increase plans are being considered. One Is a proposal to Let Local property taxes go up as Graham and the force county appraisers to meet the constitutional requlresnentof 100 percent assessment. Graham oppes plan, saying local governments should be forced to reduce Umillage,orngcateotaxesstayaboutthesameeven though assessments go up to achieve the statewide uniformity he considers essential. V Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m,, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. V Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's Restaurant. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., community . United Methodist Church, Cauelberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m,, 1201 W. First St. Al.Anon,Bp.m.,HalfwayHouse,LakeMlnnieD*lve, - - SANFORD COURT V -- V -. SCENICBEAUTY 6 Acres on the Weklva. Only Frn.Apt.forSr. CItIzen Very Clean. 315 Palmetto Ave. -. Lovely quiet nelgnbornoocl. Fnred hArk yArd And 11 V - FRIDAY, MAY IS 3 BEDROOMCB HOME — i-or Sale Usea ottice eqpt. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17- - - - M. Unsworth Realty - fra. •]: Land Clearing -------------________________________ _________________________ - ___________________ NOTICE . 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. 322.5253 8344200 Bu?dtoSult—ourIotoryours FHA VA, FHA73S& 215 REALTORS, MLS - 60-A--Business Equip. Wlllbuylst& 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida or , 1h1h51 Central Temp will service AC5. retrig, freezers, water coolers. misc Call 323 7756 anytime. • ___________________________ People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, seiIrl REAL ESTATE Broker - ASSOCIATES, INC. - : --' Lic 0 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to - 75 models Call 339 91C) or i0S (Dealerl __________________________ 10 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONOW000 _______________________- FRICKE & FRICKE 323 1834 ________________ Reconditioned room A Cs IOOQ to 30,000. BTU'SV 90 day guar Sales & Service, Orlando Room ComVri Center, 2485 John Young Pkway 7986071 USC " V OFFICE FURNITURE Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. RobInson, Orlando, 427-2976 Sr, French . Air Conditioning the Classified Ads often 47-A---4rtgages Bought &SokI 43..1...otAcvage H Ernest MORRIS COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE lN-3 Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE, Plenty ot parking tor vrucs & equip. mpnt. Income from mOhi. spaces adjacent. S acres only $112,000. ____________________ - . V •V V - - VA a. FHA Financing _________________________ In Sanora South. 3 Bdrm I' Baths, draperies, refrigerator. fenced yard. Perfect family home. Call Today! building your bUSlflCSV - 323.5200 3$O3OriandoDr. -- V If youre in the business of - See pur beautiful new BROAD MORE, front a. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES S a0CompleteOffices DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3227611 or 531 9993. _____________________________ -le - - - 339 7020 LONGW000 9615. ___________________________________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN ______________________ COMFORTABLE RENTAL - ' cellent company benelits, 10 pa. nollaays, pensIon a In. - orbeforeJun.119SO.otharwisea Ivdgmsnt may be siitsed 59fl5t 2 BEDROOM—Adults only. No pets 2I9Elm, Sanford Call 339 6956' _ • ERA - Excellent condition & terms. Only 136,000. - - BOAT ASSEMBLER$ & Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. up. Ex. - _________________________ i &i .1 - • In this FURNISHED DUPLEX. 1220.111-7883. Inboard-ouf board. ___________________ way 17-92, CassiIber Flori, 32701, andflletheorlginai with the Clerkofthaabovestyl.dCoutlon . ________________ ENGINE INSTALLERS — Ex- OFFICE CLERK with secure 33 year old tàcal company. Call Ms. ClIfton 322.5131. '*sI is P.O. Box 35. 390 1. HIc. a the people about It with - w, Grnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commerci4l Phone 371-78S1.Santord a ________________ . V 323-5324 - - Yourfutureourconcern Ron Beck, q. -. AVE. AcressfnomHealthDept. orCall - CDLBT REALTY Inc. - orwllltrain. for 2611 ot 531-9993 qulckresuits ad. 2 Bedroom, I Bath, Central NSA, convenient location. $235 mo. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR + security, No children or 323-7832 pets. 3fl6271. Eves)27 0612,322 15$7 207 E.25thSt. SANFORD COURTS Nowavaiiable! Reduce your living cost by BACK TO NATUR I Bdrm, 2 baths, log home. Has residln in one of our "WattFIREPLACE.CentralHIA, * Wise" certified energy cf ficient 1 & 2 -bedroom unIts. 2 acres to expand on. Features galore, including REDUCEDTO $22,000 attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave.3233301. 2 Bdrm. I bath excellent l0cation Close L .ChoOls & LARGE I BEDROOM—Washershopoing Dryer, fully equipped kit., Clean, quiet. $210 mo. 6.41 2265 IT'S A STEAL! or 305 555 3321 eves. & 10 Acres for on'y $22,500. Plenty weekends. of trees, high & dry. Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air,' DON'T BUY - INVEST adults. Furniture available COOKS Frontcounterworkexp. starter. . 7766, 611 4130. PREP COOKS great future for a self. - Wayman Street, from Its in. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT op terseclion with Orange Avenue in THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL the City of Longwood, Fiof'lda, to CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR itsintlrsectiOnwith$tateRoad43.4 SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. in the City of Longwood, Florida, CASE NO. N.9SS-CA-S4.I and other persons interested IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP herein, who may desire to corn- JOYCE HERNANDEZ, mint as to the proprIety and ad- Respondent-WIfe vlsabllity of the Improvement, the cost of said improvement, the JOSE HERNANDEZ, manner of payment for said imPetltloner.Husbard. provement, and as to the amount NOTICE OP SUIT assessed against each property TOt improved. Further, that at said JOYCE HERNANDEZ Jime, the City Commission of,thl' 104 Hawthorne Street city of Longwood, Florida, shall RosalIe Park. New meet as an equalizing board to YOUAREHEREBYNOTIFIED hear and consider any and all that a Petition for Dluoivtlon of complaints as to such assessment, MarrIage has been filed against and for the purpose Of adlustlng - youandyouarerequirsdtoservea and equalizing said assessments copy of your 'written defenses, If on a basis of lustice and right. any. to If on RICHARD B OWEN. Please govern yourself ac- P.A., Attorney- for PetItioner. to dependable & want make money. mertime...it's a great time to sell something with a Classified Ad. Just dial 322. 00 1 acre. 192.000. 2nd acre available 131.000 a. -- - OFFICE FURNITURE WANTED TO BUY—Honw-s In the City of Sanford for rehabilltaf Ion prolect. Will pay up to $10,000. maybe more, Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305-323- The Real EstateAgency Inc., Realtors V 101 __________ - WORIDi ___ V- V.. - - I '' _________________— 47—Real Estate Wanted I'1 -, - I ffjce Supplies 100x)4G—$I5, Call 339-3242 f!_- . - Village Shopping Center, SR 431. 1 block E of I 4 339 3900. LONGW000lndustrIaILot -. MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. 3 HAL _______________________ new advertisers, A ' -_- - Honest. sales. person is needed for sales and servIce f An aggressive Property _____________________ -_-__._._...._..., V Bdrm, 2 bath. Washer & Dryer inapt. $325 mo, $325 dep. $5- TRADE INDISPOSAL SALE Hammonds, Lowrvs. Balctwins, Coons, Wurlitizers, Kimball SwIngers. All In A-) top-conbition. Prced from $46, including bench 8. delivery Cannon MuiIc Co., Longwood V WE BUY CARS A OK TIRE 322 7480 NEW TIRES%19 89&UP 2113 French Ave • Sanford Merchandise -- - - __________________________ - - tt-e only one in Florida YO 541 the reserved price Call 904 831) for further details 255 -------- - - ~9—IisicaI _____________. e - Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way , Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION v'very Wednesdaval8 pm Its )B—Iw.torCyCIes - - V DAYTONAAUVTOAUCTION lop Dollar Paid for lunk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip ment 327 5990 _ V - - '\' Fm%0to$S0 Call 322 1621.322 1460 -' V _V - 46A.lndt,friaI NEW HOMES Build to suit, our lot or yours. I FHA-VA,FHA73S&245 _______________________ ____________________ good money. matter may be called, in Corn- P,ibiish April 21,1 May 1. 12. 19, mission Chambers, CIty Hall, 173. 1990 West Warren Avenue, Long'wood, DEU121 Florida,forthepurposeof hearing all owners of property to be assessed for the paving of Linda - V vec - ,- . V t - ' - -,---. 80-Autos - VV - - - PC interest to qualified _____ 1 BR—$209 up. Pool. Aduit,orif 'on. Lake Ada.. Just So. of. AWport Blvd. on 17-92 in, Sanford. Call 323 5670 -'Mariner's ViIlaa. 1959 CHRIS CRAFT 33', twin 6 cyl. engines, needs work. Now in water, good live aboard. $3,300. Cash or trade. 322 0956. ________________________ ROBSON MARI' E 7927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fle. 32771 I CASH FOR JUNK CAPS & TRUCKS. Same day service - 3217785 ________________________ _____ Low down payments, 322.2217. _______________________ yard, garden, mint. cond. __ - . V - - , BUY JUNK CARS - V 1979 DODGE STUMPY .1 Whee' Drive acyl std - 13000m,les. Asking t5.soo Call 121 0737 V 77—Junk Cars - V REALTORS S 701 Bldg. 339-0509 ______________________ EAltamonteDr, 3390505 buyer. New homes with finance. 571,950. - - Polk. 24HOURlB3229283 ___________________________ - Execution p.m. -. ---- eescribed prsonal property, That saidsae is being made tO Jof E, - BA Degree In Sociology -- City Commission of the City of Longwood, Florida. wil! meet on May 19, 1950 at the hour of 7:00 or as soon thereafter as the Ithas - _ -- _-_--_ - _- - V TO: . - *- -- - NOTICE NOTICE ---- Sanford . bdrm ref Lrement home, large Don't mls% this unique OP portunity! 3 Bdrm, bath, den, screened porch & fireplace In , ' - - AN ARCHITECT GOT HIS START HERE— for an elderly person. Loogwood Area. 5315560. 2201 S. French VS4_aSaI 55—Boats & Accessories ____________ 7Sx.200 PROFESSIONAL LOT with building, -Altamonte Springs. $79900 . 10 Complete Offices 33970?OLONOW000 Palmetto Ave. Sanford. ______________________ 3fl 0779, 32-S353, 322-3772 FORD F 100 PiCkUP Excellent cond 52.650 or best offer 377 - OFFICE FURNITURE 3231734 - - - 76 (17-92) 323734O - PATIO SALE—Ranges, refrigerators & miSc. 317 3220731 INC. DUPLEX POSSIBLES-7 Story 132,, 1 Story $21,500 Terms, - ________________ C-3 LOT-75x222. Hwy 436 near Apopka. $37,900 - 1215S. FRENCH - - ., CASH-VISA'.MC -- HERB'S TV 2q97 S. Sanford Ave. OF SANFORD REALTOR - ADS DIDNT WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!' TOTHE PUBLIC .SANFORD AUCTIONp - 25415. French Ave. JUST THiNK. IF CLA'SSIFIEO --- Whypaymore? ALL FLORIDA REALTY REALTY 3 ACRE HOMESITE—VOlUSI. - county, 113.500. home, fenced yard, large assumable mtgat low Interest rate. $32,000 ' Scur of the Moment Babysitting in my home, tiny, daily, wlily 2', ACRES Country, 2 story, charmIng 3 bdrm, huge rooms. formal dining, fireplace, S mm. to town. 179.900. CUTE LITTLE HOUSE FOR MAN a. H1SSPOUSE! • - Medical terminology with gin. . up. MLS BARGAIN TV'S - - Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified Ad. rOPEN - for. to 6 daily 142 Carver Av Acedem Manor er If you quaiIfy $350 o & • Mary Griffith Realtor 112$- 1126 2to6 322-2991 . rm Large shaded yard, nice area. Assume low Interest mtg. Won't last! $41,900.' 323 6061 eves. 322 6553 or 323 0517 - - Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health " REALTOR -. OFFICE MGR. - 19,550 DOWN Buys this large attractive 3 bdrm with family M. UNSWORTH REALTY Sanford Gracious living. Pea sonabie Weekly & monthly ______________________________ 500 5. Oak 841-7883. Accurate typing, gtn office exp. SH&Iltebkpg.exp. helpful • - -_____ Cail 3239221 - CHILDCARE—lnmyhome Days,Mon..Frl. 322.797 - V ____________________ -- - SLEEPING ROOMS ti,, Fl. 33. 6—Child Care - 2710 Sanford Ave. - 29—Roonis V R. Luettcnau. 136 M.argo Lane. Longwood. Fl. 321S0. ages. P.0, Box 6071, Clearwa. "EE!kEX REALTORS - area, 3237719ft 6 W,lts include paid vacation, company car, retirement plan Why be Lonely? Write: "Get 'A V Male to share • 305 3131563 I MON., MAY 127 PM TV.repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig. $193.73. Bal $153.16 or $17 mo Agent 3398386. - - 1973 CHEVY '. I Camper Special with fully equipped !.l 'S'C fl camper 3?) 2322 V ATTENTION BUlLDRS lookIng for the rlght'spot to - build dupiexes or small Apartment complex. Call us we.have what you're.lookIn NEWHPIES 'Opéi2 - V __, - . AUCTION . - J V - - FURNITURE GoodllsedTV's.S23&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 0352 pointment, -- - - 599.95. 10 to choose - ZONED COMMERCIAL ISO' frnntageonheavilytravel5, Sanford enroute to Airport. Building on property could easily be converted to offices. rental unIts or home withbusiness. Potslbllitlesare limitless. Call today for pp - ve. 30S-66$-56.10 Day- or Night Centra, NSA, eat-In kit., wall towall Carpel, screen enclosed pool & patio Ofl large shaded f Only $19,500. - Apt. with same—sanf - EXCELLENT INCOME. NO INVESTMENT. Fe - -- - - VV 79—Trucks-Trailers uction from. Nolls Sanford Furniture 5aivage, 17-92. So- of Sanf'ord. 322-8721. - producing, around. - .UIfl nmq In--wynnwood, - work ing - - Used tbi model color TVs, all - - V - your own hours. home. - -. -- REALTOR, MLS JUST LISTED: 3 Bedroom, 1 ToShare - wanted. Workout of your own Ch 5631246. _______________________________ _______________________ Mate" Dating - - Lots in nicest Valued at $700. sicrif ice, AD. 1950. offer for sale and sell to highest bidder, for cash. 18—Help Wanted --___ wbiect to any and all existing liens, at the Frolit (West) OOorof the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above ADVER11SING Florida Publish May 12, 1990 WTf) 322-7113 di MOUSS - - spare or psrttlme soles help cnolce 2 - $4l.ep Wanted . ________________________ - - - HOUSEKEEPER—part.jme TO: Apply at Lakeylew Nursing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. you fOr the relief den'tanded In the You are hereby notIfied that the Center, 919E. 2nd St.. Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Petition. City Cornmlsslgn of the City of CIVIL ACTION NO. SS-191-CA44. WITNESS my hand andthe saul Lonqwood, Ficrida, will meet of saId Court on this 9th day on MATURE LADY—Required for , 19, 1950 at the hour of 7:00 part-time housekeeping duties May, 1990 IN RI: THE MARRIAGE p pm, or as soon thereafter as the at Slumberland Court Motel, (SEAL) ZiNA AARON matter may be called, in CornSanford Call 322.4591.ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR, WIfe-PetitIoner mission Chambers, City Hall, 175 N Clerk of said id West Warren Avenue, Longwood. Housekeeper S days. Winter Court ISIAH AARON. Florida, for the purpose of hearing Springs area. No cooking or Deputy Clerk NOTICE OP SUIT assessed for the water line lmcut out federal revenue when President Carter decided to 1)rtafi0fl 3270395. RICHARD B. OWEN, PA. TO: provement along State Road 434, sharing as part of his. battle to balance the nationaL budget. 'RM0LL, JONES, ROOKS ISIAH AARON from Bay-Con General property QRQRLIES NEEDED Ii OWEN Box 235 st to Sobik Sandwich Shop There's a possibility the official eslimate of revenues to be Better'LivIng Center of CanelBox Cape Charles, Virginia property, In the City of Longwood. available during the 104i fiscal year will be cut.— Graham's 359 03. Call for apYou are hereby notified that a Casseiberty, Florida 32707 - FIorida, lhd offierCpersons inpolntment. Office of Economic Analysis has recommended a $150 nd.11lon Petition for Dissolution of 005) 134.$700 terested herein, who may desIre to Marriage-has been-filed against Attorney for Petltioner.Husband reduction - because of a sudden drop in aa1e tax collections. comntlnt as to the propriety and WaItrenes Full & Part Time in the Court listed above and PublIsh ?My 12, 19, 26 I. JUne 2, advisabIlity of the improvement, position available. Experience The Legislature has an estimated $195 million In unap. YOU youarerelailredtos.rveacopyof 1t50 th9 cost of saId improvement, the preferred. Apply in person propriated recurring revenues. But the Revenue EStIIfl&tifl5 your Answer or Pleading to the DEW-Si manner of payment for said im. Deys Inn. i-I & 16, Sanford. Conference, consisting of Graham administration and PetItion on the Petitioner's At. provement, and as to the amount THOMAS C. GREENE, assessed against each prupefly NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S lègIslt1ve economists, decides today If the estimate should be torMy P14 full time, S-I shift. Apply in P.O. Box 699, Sanford, FlorIda, Improved. Further, that as said SALE person Sanford NursIng & trimmed $150 millIon. 32171, and flletheorlginai Answer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN time, the City Commission of the Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvllle reduced, Graham will have to recommend or Pleading in the Office of the that by virtue of that certain WrIt City of Longwood. Florida, shall the Ave. meet as an equalizing anewàupplementalbudgeiTherewouldnolongerbeenough Clerkol the above CIrcuit Court, of Execution issued t Machinist Helper, will troln. Seminole County Courthouse, under the seal of the Circuit Court hear and consider any board-to and all Apply In person RIchie's VW, 1 ago. It included an extra $198 million for education alone, 1. 1990. If you fili to do so final ludgement rendered In the and for the purpose of adlusting ' V - - according to the Public Records of Longwood, Florida, Seminole County. Florida and the underslgted as Sheriff of 6.rthur H. Beckwlth Jr.Seminole County, Florida, will at will require new taxes. These Include the $2,(X)0 a year pay raise for public school teachers being Pushed In the Legislatureandthesubstanüal boost In transportation funding being sought by Gov. Bob Graham. Atone point, there was nearly a billion dollars in "surplus". But It has disappeared over the last few weeks. Legislators now find themselves forced to maintain a $400 mlliionreaerve tokeep from having to slash the budget II state Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, - ,• £v,3fl.3914 -- . - following described areas of C0L1S6U102391, and cOntents, Seminole County, Florida: whict consist of miscellaneous BoarLai..Forestasre,'dedln electrical parts and equipm.nt.t The inflation of gas and utility bills and other state operating expenses has thrown out of kilter the second half of the $16 Sanford Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall- - -- providing for severability and an County. Florida. more par effective date, ticularly described as fellows: Said district shall encompass the One 1976 Chevrolet Van, VI N No. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (.UPI) - Facing the unpredictable impact of recession and federal funding cuts, the Legislature begins final work this week on the supplemental budgeL The pressure—unwelcome in an election year - Is to raise some taxes. The lawmakers also may cut a few state - Senior - -- me as Sheriff of &evnlnole County, forth fiscal and Fiorida,and ihave levledupOntP* taxation procedures: empowering following described property the levy of special assessments or owned by All Electric, Inc., said Lani'niakers T0.Fight Screams For Taxes - Sanford OntlnthL noon. Holiday ' Inn. V Recovery, mc,, 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, l Altamonte Springs. Sanford Sereusders senior citizens dance, 2:30 . Creative ExpressIons -- V PRICE REDUCED 10121.500 on this very special 26R, 1½ 8, home Completely refurbished. Will go FHA-VA or conventional or owner will hold Harold Hall Realty 323.5774 MU OWNER ANXIOUS - Board; setting BOarçI of County CommissIoners in and for Seminole County, 3214479 rTl - Inc & on main artery. $110,000 terms-. Call 1-423-7028 Florida Investment Group & Associates, Inc. Reattors, __________________ PORVG IfALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker flON.PdrkAve. 322-6123 V ________________________ 3 BEDROOM, I bath. lakefront dreamhouse on 1' - acres C071Iet WIth quest cottage & much more .192.000. HOBBY- INTO MONEY district; creating an Advisory - • ---•---.-.,..--.-, Opportunities 24—Business -- - treakdown of 44 for Reagan and seven uncommitted. WmIng Democrats reaffirmed their preference for Carter and allocated a previous uncommItted 1,5 delegates, The state's totals now are carter iglt to Kennedy's three. Including the weekend results, United Press International's delegate totals show Carter wIth 1,475 to Kennedy's m, with 1,666 needed for nomination; and Reagan with 831 to Bush's 178 with 998 needed, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club, 7 a.m,, Buck's, Sanford Airport. Cauelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overirook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 n.m., the Town House: Geneva Homemaker,, 10 a.m., Community fl ' V - -- convention in Peoria, and two Virginia congressional districts reaffirmed six votes for Reagan and projected a final delegate Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Al-Anon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watcheri, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters 4nonymoui, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7130 p.m., hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Hallway house, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. V Seminole County. Florida; shall at There Is no crossover voting In either primary, On Saturday, Wyoming Republicans elected 19delegates at a state convention and directed them to go to the national convention officially uncommltted But 14 of them say they'll vote for Reagan. Two aren't talking and three say y genuinely uncommitted. - ' 5" - 2. property building, zoned C2, income lots of room for expansion, REALTbR TpeTirtLjestedFjrm & paint, 13.000 down—Owner will hold mtg. No -qualifying. 7,500. - ia/t/ Cornpan, - 2-1 NEW CARPET Commercial - J0h1 - V 53—TV.Radio-Stereo -- V Monday, May 12. l980-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ______ '46--Comn'rciaI Property - 3 BEDROOM. I Bath, Pinecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint & carpet. Assumable I', pci. mtg. 136.500. Bookkeeper being laid-off Seeks Employment 666-6727 ___________________________ 41—Houses -. p -V - mo. DEW.S5 10:00 AM: ayes soon as possible on the 3rd day ot June, wso, consIder the adoption of the following Ordinance: • make a campaign appearance. Maryland has 59 DemocratIc and 30 Republican delegates, - Church, Sanford. Tn-County Road THOMAS MCKENZIE NOTICE NOTICE ishu'eby given that , Publish May 12, 19, 2 & June Boardof County Commissioners of - ItIYPAYRENT?Brandnew3. 1" bath homej for under 1250 21—Situations Wanted _____________________________ - V - . -- 1:39.900 V - . 3-7LARGEI4bME In Pinecres?. Owner will hold at 10 pcI. ______________ 51g. ------------V . Sanford Airport. 1q57. - Ex- xcelIent 10 paId holidays, insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Dlv. 1113 30th St. Ingiged in business at 7321 - =-----.- ' Deltona Utrary 'Community Room, 1691 ProvIdence Blvd. Sanford Toastmuters, 7:15 a.m., Rich Plan offices, Third Street and Magnolia Avenue. Guests welcome. Sanford Sertoma,'7 a.m., Sabos. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., Community - - ___________________________________________________ - periepced only. company that Iam , - has a maverick voUng record - particularly on Democratic aide. Bush, who Like Kennedy has spCnt much of the past week campaigning In Maryland, helped liven up the Republican ' p.m., ' Ted voterstogiveCartera "surprise" Tuesday. Nebraska gavelts primary votes to both older Kennédys - John in 1960 and Robert in ia. V TUESDAY, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given . Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. V . - Fiberglass Laminators - NOTICE OP SPIERIPP'S presldent—tothestate,whilereservinghlsheavyweightsfor Si v, urgin.r,e repaving to NOTICE ISNERE5T GlVN Maryland - Ftr Lady Rosalynn Carter today; Vice 1' specified areas of the unin. that by virtue tPal certain Writ dent Walter Mondale as well as his wife, in separate appearan- coratad territories of SemInole of Execution ofIssuid OUt of County. Florida; creatlngthe Boar wer the seal of the CIrCUIt COE1 ces; Gov. Harry Hughes and tartet campaign cha1rn'an Lake Forest Street Lighting of Orange County. Florida, upon a Robert Strauss. District to be entitled the Boar final luduement rendered in the Polls publishedSunday in Omaha and Uncoin, Neb., showed Lake Forest Street Lighting aforesaid court on the 7th day of Carter with a 2-to-i lead over Kennedy, but wIth 30 percent of District Ordinance: providing for March. AD., 1910. in that certain v*rnance of the district by the cue entitled, Huoles Supply, inc., DemocratIc voters still undecided, Board of County Cemmissloners: Plaintiff -vs At Electric. inc.,bt Kennedy campaigned personally Ln,the state that tradition. provldingh for maintenance and al Defendant, which aforesaid - £- 41 BIueacket Fl. W., Orlando, Fl.. Auction, Hwy 32107, SemInole County. Florida Sanford, Florida, for Cth• ifS Mercury cougar xi SerIafe tmdertheflCtltiousnani.OfLARA SPECIALTIES, and that I Intend No. 1H93F5-M7OS to register said name with the m. seller resenês the right to Cielk of the CircuIt Court. bid, as well as r,Iect bIcN. Liberty Sernl*iole County, Florid& in ac: National Bank & Trust Company, COfdlflCI with the wovIsIons of the Louisville, Kentucky. Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: Publish May n, 13, 11 Section U5.09 Florid. Statutes DEW.29 Unitd Preu International George Bush has all but conceded Nebraska to Ronald Reagan but is contesting Maryland heatedly, whlle'Presldent CartetandSen.EdwardKennedyarebattllngdowntothewlre jor DemQUc votes in the two states' prülei.Thesday. Reagan and Carter are the favorites in both Reagan is so strong in Nelwaska Bush scrubbed plans to campaign there, concentrating instead on Maryland where the race Is believed , be considerably closer. Carter apparently is confident of winning Nebraska. He sent only one campaign surrogate— Joan Mondale, wife of the vice Ascension Lutheran 10 a.m., Church, . • - MONDAY, MAY 4 For '- . - . Legal Notice_ Auto Cr ucial . F 18—Help Wanted 4egal Notice PAR - - -- I Vote • -- - t sAaryland V * - - - u.t. __ 1 9 ,-. , - �________ - - I -BLONDIE - - 4B—EvSnlng Herald, S.nford,FI - .- - Monday,Mayl2lIO ---- - - - -.-- by Chic Young - —- - - - - - - - r p leT ____ _____________ flI' S S Dr. I pamphlet on Aisheimer's 72nd Year, No 127— Tuesday, May 13, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 - c K A I * disease' A neurologist p . — . iiiirnrri \ ' ' - 1- _____ '- u _____ of sailors 61 L V A A P $* AL 17 Time ione 62 Feudal chief (abbr.) - 83 Nobody 18 Middle 64 Curvy letter 11 Branches of 35 Alcohol lamp - I - ____________________ - AP4OT1ER SIX-PACK, MAKE IT LAST - BEETLE! I 21 Guthrli ou region - ____ — _______ 5 - —— 1 - ______ ____ . __________________________________ 4 4 3 2 _________ - ii - _____________________________________________ '7 — — ______________________________________________ - Li iA'J ,Wriu i kT U&I CV?ii'flfr —— ___________ — 'Vt'R'f' I1XTOR — 19 20 — — — — 22 - - 24 23 25 26 27 iiii 8 j -— — — I . 7 6 5 ——— - 34 33 — — 38 flW&R READER '—i thatIcouldbe6 30 31 32 - wish - By DONNA ESTES He juw..i. -. othi,orring 41 - _______ .. ___.. -_ -.. —— ''1EONICA, SCHOOL APCE WITH ) tC€ - - I_____ 1— ' .;. , - . ' 1L 4,, t" • • -. 4 - . I, ' -- . ' - ft Ill . , 1' ___ I -,' - Vc)XLCf' Ak) EFFECflt.. I! OFCZR / IT TAKE 1..EAR ii IA - - . .. ---.' . circulation to the brain. The the spectrum of changes that from a banking Institution will be sought ___ ___ ___ PRISCILLA'S POP --,- I g r SOY! EVEN THE ( 'TEMP- r COULP SHE SAYS! 4EJ ' I / (i.lvñ.Ji .• , ° / L . ' / - "-" \ ' ' - _______ ,jA4 I d 1 ç ______U6.. 4, 11/.. r ______ ,- ,, _____ BUGS BUNNY by Stofful & Hei mdahi ir, #-' A 'lekfP'AI ,AI LJA1/A N 1A'A ELLA CArsJ I<EEPA L$JJ S? ,VV'f '.P'-' \ -" 'k1\ ' - , - . I _____ b I p - 1 I rBM• -- © : ?lc . pL.AN... BUT" I' _________ • ______ 01) — ______________________________ 1 ________ • U - - - - - '-•'..--. OF Mf.- MOtHER GUNYd.E'f'S ARl4OP OHEMIAN - '- --.---------'-.-- — ' • ____ ______ - "1 I 'Tt1' . - -' — -U MAKE ME ThUI me 8PORTS I • • ---------.--.-.-----------' .1' -- . wAsIns(;'n)N I Ul'li - l'resident s' - better off we are." '1 lie atinuuiiced Publicly and dmrectl, that the woukl carry out the sanctions against Iran pending some ritajor '- '-- ' . I - - ' - - - - hostages" the president said as he Muskie (ii Brussels. We expert the alli to keep that -...- i,_1 - , . ' leaders have irdormtd him 'they StOo(l - ' . - - - ' --. - b tiiiir uittiititiiitnts - ,, .-- ' -' tersat the White house. 'But the more coiiipatilile the sanctions are among the allies who voted fur the United Nations resolutwn. the better off we are:' I he .illies earlier set a deadline for Iran to make sutitantive moves toward , ' - - -' -" . - - -' i ' Carter appeared to be referring to recent v om . . V I I L VI diplomatic and trade sanctions against Iran will be much more limited than •a - 'The Inure wiited the allies are in havuig the hostages released, the better off Uis fur us, and for the hostages and the xoplt of Iran, Carter said Asked directly whether the European leaders were backing off their previous commitment, Carter said, "This is one of the issues Senator Muskie will be hscussirtg," White house press secretary Jody Powell Monday addressed a rash of "Our bottom line Is four lives and one ship Theirs Is two fishing boats and eight leaders are wavering on their previous pledges to mn oke punitive economic • ' . 4. Cek.dar - - . • Everyone To Finish 1 st In Race ActRepsrta ' - -_- "extremely dangerous harassment." Both the State Department and hours with Bahamian authorities, but Bahamas government protested the MIG flew home without an agreement, saying - -' :. ' - - ' - - . I •••''I 0 I - arrived In Nassau seeking "a friendly talks. ai" blows out the candles on his cake at a J)artv at city hail celebrating "4The pilot of the helicopter, searching and hon9rable setIesnent" In the attack Øn departing, one unidentifIed tüs Moflday off the Bahamas for four Saturday on the 103-foot Bahamas member of the Cuban delegation twice Sh 97th bIrthday Monday The part)' was planned by Mayor Owen eppard (ri g ht) and city h-ill em Plo't'es ljsti'ihly the First on the dewmenvn1Ingtromthesunkenpatrol DefenseForcesshlpFlamlngoafldlt,19. toldreporters, 'Itwasa mistake, 'when aa I s 1k ct, said he thought the Cuban MIGs mart crew asked about the attack on the Flamingo job at 7 m,rn., Birkenme) er .i 1St S .tay oti 0 our im s 1in j until orw Prime Minister Lynden 0. Pindling and the harassment by Cuban MiGs of little more and you II be better off, "just playing around" -9sased witbin feet. desa'thed Lbs Cuban attack as "vicious two Bahamian planes floWifi to Ragged ID 1 a-lgtsr nd we and dastardlY" and the Coast Guard Island to pick up survivors Sunday. "He BahamasMinlslerofExternalAffairs Paul L Adderley emerged from • meeting, obviously unawayed by the - MOLINE, ill. (UP!) It's a race you from the finish line. I 1t4" - '1 Iran for holding U S hostages and the record with the city for the past three otflcer,notedthatonjune26,1978,Whjte threehóurssalaryforfailuretoreturntu years, including documents showing was Interviewed for a mechanic's helper the job after lunch one day. - 1)ONNA •Ol•t•e• O3 --.- - - ' Cra 1 LSiS _____ - - — T _ - - ,,.- ks and He also claimed he was docked three Itlon t uu'ee hours' pay for taking a test for promotion during the assigned hours for the test. Also included with the documentation Knowles, In the position statement, was a list of 14 blacks who have been ed b the cit 'a tieP11 tment for DONNA . '- - to Cuban tIghter jets Wized.a Coast iard search helicopter In an act US. - - -. 'fllE. .•-. - o Cuban diplomats tried to explain why I could see was his exhaust as he climbed -by - — nuall.y from the project. ESTES . '- 0 by a May 31 cteadllne, Doigner said. numtrR ant$ 11w' finsi prnpnMl tegether Interstate 4 and the railway facUlties on Dolgner said the port authority would today, site. several weeks ago, claiming racIal Community Colle,e, he was denied a numerous times but did not pass the (Ii -- ' I- - iune "I the nationally recognized Ill; whether the lease for the buildings will be The next move Is up to the US. Equal position paper denies the man has been turned it down. Employment Opportunity Commission discriminated against. Documents al.so showed that he was White alleged in the complaint that the passed over for a "better qualified ap(EEOC) In the latest cIvil rights cornplaint med by a Sanford city employee, city refused to pennit him to advance' in plicant" in March 1977 for a mechanic's k his employment. He said even though he position. N thaniel White laI ' I - U'Ib%• ' — ' ______ —' Pt.i?4SI 5AV In addition to the 4'-acre dock ('Stilitated at nine months. The con- ' fl4.fl" - ______ - as part of the total GSI)C proposal lh- saul tl l)(rL authurit '.oukI knov. 1k' said construction of the facilities this week la'ther local litoney ill be alone will bring $153,00b monthly to the - - ' ut *liT ) SRA6 T*Tb L!L? ___ - - --------------------- Lsrd ALR( 'MGI IIIAT IF CM! ... ZOQNIES by T. K. Ryan __\1 - -- - - '-fl5 a 1' ' - T ______ OH NO. - Miss Jacobson said Stenstrom told her, - •e' - . , county taxt' on the property. ('ost of the - _____ -' - ation of the . tndummblat It Pdr o good. WS.it geti 00 lead and -_ . available for comment this norning, Mänday sent a "position" paper to the service board and from Francie city employees since June 15, 1978. produces the teo'SouIh wins with th. queen In dummy and '.' - , - I - -, 114a,adS s- mystery Industry, which would employ help," )0 persona, 165.170 from the local Labor He said although - . Alan: "Now coen that well-knownay, He leads his deuce cit moods! It rns' 3' g .:' TUMBLEWEEDS -1- - -__ ,., - - - - - \ :" , - -- -- - ' , , - ' two diamond tricks before - 'ThROUGH, 5fJRIL (II! - -- - -- w* Nstt Rut - -- •A $4 "* C$T IW fl FOR T)t LfT fl\ IB5 MJ Much!.. K . ' YOU IF 'ro - ________________________ - QJ 101$ W i ViM t$C4RIM, r l'lw Sinkarik faintly- has offered the - Urban Development ActIon Grant Pinellas counties for the industry, agreed to waive its time requirements acres of port proPerty would be used by {1lied the R of the aeronymn Is IevIe a h kIA •. and king of spades for his opening bid. He also sees those four clubs In dummy and thepossi. -. .m m' 'ne WJOUE, _______ t1" -' *ILE Stenstrom, who made the motion to — Dolgner said the city of Sanford is the qualify under the Sanford UDAG plan., for the Irojeet. ' WilT OtT, HUO(f! Ofl ownership and Costs irnl the Senkarik The cIty commIssioners Monday night assistance. Noting the Sanford pott 14 Regional Planning Council, local repaid to the city over the terni of the hr drainage. auyini.t" - rir n .- 1 ,.... - - - L*àv, r EAST however,you'vebeenbsnklng There's a sudden shift today and isa SSSIg on a free ride, chances are Involving your mateial by Bob Thaves Coiiuiiissiont'r John Morris agreed. - the ueen of s des, That Is no brilliant stu. tofgame" ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST — a SoUTH you get things done today, begin again. , was my understanding the Senkarik Total cost of the project as outlined by property owners for more than two hours undertaken. Dennis Dolguer, port Mmlnlstrator, ' Alan: "South wIns th. club lead with his ace and takes •RI you're prepared to pay the you to behave Irresponsibly. fare to reach your objective Move slowly and cautlouely, -- - - palstoday.Bed1s1mInatIng. facts today, but chances are - - hat the coin- C moving more quickly to look around the In a last ditch effort to keep the pool, to locate new facilities at the port. proposed 200,000-square-foot (lock sign an ogree,iicnt with the city Seminole County Port Authority In the Dolgner- estimated the annual paToll Facility is planned at the port, three miles quarantecing the city would not be . some clarification on that." HousIng and Urban Development? is necessary. All but the $500,000 would be as It is prepared. The grant application "This is the only game in town," and Miatiti, cannot be revealed. lie said sear lease would require a repayment to "UDAG aakIstance Is the on1 way," acquired locally. "We have no other iiiust be completed, approved by the l)olgner said. "It is a last straw we at-c among the attractive features of the port the city of $0,000 annitatt. The port NORTH CANCER (June 2Wuly 22) feel you axe forcing You could find yourself trying views on them or could even to explain your way out of a think you're a little kooky. bad situation If you get InPISCFS (Feb. 10-Mardt 20) Commissioner Eddie Keith said: "The Senkarik lot was not mentioned in the iiiotion to approve the revitaltation - The commission listened to comments and Edwin Shinholser, both threatened to about $12,000. - ul Ii ns.dradlob,oid' ' I°J projects Into finally gives 19) ml.. Is not Lbs way to sell '-' I ti . commission was a letter from the Senkarik family niakirig the offer to the (;reiter Sanford l)evelopment Corp. capital improvement budget for the petition signed by 227. shoppers an(l placed In the revitalization project. - 4, Radio CIty Station, N.Y. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan, 10019. Be sure to specify bIrth 19) A misunderstanding could date. ocair If you don't take the GEMINI (May 214une 20) tIme to hear what a friend Is Irresponsible work habits trying to tell you. The could catch up with you today relationship could be hard to chairman, presented petitions signed b Send yw request to me, in will be discovered. At that perhaps some care of this newspaper, P.0, time Box 1551, Radio City Station, meaningful measures wilt be ahead for you in the year' disruption In your. routinofollowing your birthday by today may muklenly tirow WT sending for your copy of you off course, However, I material costs are estimated at for the project. prOperty from the city for $20,, change from diagonal to straight-in A y5, FOR HER! " UT much," Knowles said. 75 cents with a long, stamped, course of time the underlying judgment today and along Important to you today,.. - - with someone who has always Erroneous decisions will be beenunstable.You'llhaveto madelfyouoperstefnhaat., - by Ed Sullivan - - that sum as necessary will be used, builder at the city's meeting Monday conversion of Magnolia Avenue from costs of a little more than $60,000 is to be speed ahead," he said. cause is, In (OiiIC up routinely at the neit city that I see brain with age. our readers worth a try. we attribute to aging are . the first place, reallu .u.ocL&te4 with • Take the proper time to lay diaeaes 'l'hls be true in — out a good blueprint, then ' ft e Vtf LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) u sulelight, an after-thing, said Knov.les, Sanford I)eveloptnent ('orporation, tells the- include the prolrty and it as an consideration and is expected to be Sanford Development Corp. problem& SCORPIO (Oct. 2Nov, 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Better take time to In. - _____________ . -- . budgeted In the next two budget years," "Damn the torpedoes or lawsuits, (till speed who have little substance. Ignore It, Follow a sat. what the ____________ - new . - you mention, as well as sending you. I hope this Issue be taken, however, that you Isa pipedream thatwllldelay tL, e ' - many formulate DISR6 C1 03 7 - -) YOUR BIRThDAY May 13,1980 : ' . ' a or less) loan to give the city full ng f,or the project. The loan will be for two pars aithe - - . began negotiating with local banking — — — — Health Letter number 14-2, volved and to help her retain By BERNICE BEDEOSOL p plans as appro'.ed,' said City Manager - 1'. Moore salt! today. 'lt is wedded to Monday night, the $227,000 estimate of voted unanimously to approve the equipment at $88,497.14. - '. l( — — ________ Officials are confused today whether a be the already paved lot north of the proposal to give Sanford a rent-free library; a portion of the property at First parking lot for five sears was included and Magnolia; consideration of withIn the downtóu revitaIiition plan cnlarng the parking lot at the Greater approved Monday night by the Sanford Sanford Chamber of Commerce building Coiuniissio. anil other possibilities. "The Senkarik faimly offer of t 1(4 "1 don't think the commission is - — — — — the cause Is entirely different, to cope with, —— can expect to gain by using — available cure, -\[ ' - ____________ ' / \ ___________ ——— V _________ / ___ I - L I I "O' r —— -___________ ? - C . Was Sen kari k Lot In GS DC Plan? - U.) - . jIalLIatIOfl program fo the downtown -aection of Sanford, approved by the city commission Morday night. cotrucuonwlubegLnbyrd4uneat th. latest to give a facelift to the downtown business district, said City Manager Warren Knowles, and con- the brain whith Includes the wlthaglng.Thlslncludessuch problems with memory, things as memocy training and which I' discussed in Th confusion mental —— 40 . ptember, "be the weather willing." The symptomsare the same things people can do to help 36 35 39 older people mIdIe-aged With agtngjs that Li confused These rwnIe mv " ue r expect to see from simple associated with aging. • 37 say, . - 29 28 - ,... :i,: (X) below par becaise fct a disease of the brain and It depression. It is important to r T' " does affect people In the same recognize this problem since — — way that aging sometimes it usually can be helped. That affec the bIn. I exact is one reason why a — — cause is unknown except It peychiatrist should be one of a — -an ocar in people at a team of physicians who relatively young age, far examine people thought to — ———— EvenIng Herald—(USPS 481 280)—Price 20 Cents - recent lou of memory, 43 Sigh 45 Shoe is Teifl US Lamb g aed my wife's condition as Aliheirner's disease after she had undergone rusnerous worlds fair 52 YorkshIre river victim 5 Golf mound tsnc.. 36 Columbus 8 Infirmities 28 Delightful rWSCIlfl wflS ship 7 French author 30 Snisr 56Swim 3lBuIecaU 8Rapo 3lAdams 39 Ouer(prefix} 9 d:gr.s (abbr) 32 Lain: A SIPPER - DOWN 1 ;: - Ages The •Ybung - - AnswsrtoPm,iovsPuuli ACROSS 42 Run away to ____ - S . - - 2* EditorIal - 28 4, Hespital The Cuban MIG attack occurred after 3*- - - ." . ''-- one." - , A local radio station and the American finishers get a T-shirt showing they were Cancer Society are sponsoring the First first In the Rosie Ruiz 26 2 miieter run said Monday. all lnvitedtojumpintotherace26.2meters the race. or they can show up with the $2 and from European capitals' quoting - • sense to argue tthat) it won't help." - - - - — -s . I - - ' -- " - - -. I it -v. I - V -. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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LAKE.B4 spile t Ar . Brantl.éy's Best I I ':: -•-. . This year's 700 Lake Brantley High School 02dustes Will wrap up their four years of high school June 7 at ceremoulft it their school stadium. Julie Faistad, top ranking student and John Naathn second parents and hiends of highest ranking student, will ad leave Lake Brantley High School far the class of 1900 as they the last time. ft . * , - p Waggoner, West and Wary Krise have also been named s National Merit Scholarship winners. West is also the winner of the Century Three speech competition. She too&third placebi the statewide Century Three contest. -, ,.. r " - Julie Falstad, top ranking student In the Lake Brantley Class of '80, points to Princeton Junior College as Mr. McManus, guidance counselor looks on. Valora Smith and Suzanne Novak were named winners of & American Youth Foundation award. :: Rae Reynolds was named winner of the Brown UZIIYt1 Book Award. 1. 1 ke ry -- L a" - - Concentration and teamwork were the key words Iii football this school year at lake Brantley according to the school yearbook Patriots' Pride. As Senior Steve Doerr said: 'i'ou need to be giving 110 percent. Dedication, deter. ruination and never say die" was the team motto game after game. Rebuilding Brantle y s I%f Ui 01Ctzl Sun Bank o(Seminole, NA. )5ESemcren Blvd Fern Park Mte Mail Office 451 AitarnonteDrive A 0 P9$ U Tracy Bonham pours on the speed at the Fresh. 1'4 man sophomore cross I Rebecca Foss earned all-country honors for the country meet, It's yours for the taking—we wish 221 in women's basketball on the heels of a pair of previously solid seasons. None-the-less Rebecca Foss earned all- county honors for the Lady Patriots. — JOE DeSANTIS cur Sanford] JUu. 16 I* SUNSHINE STATE 7iesi SUCCESS uuse to Home! - LIRRD.S You dae is your fw.jitiou... it' V - Central Florida locations our homes are - closer tha everto Today's Youth Are The Leaders Of Tomorrow -' , THE STATE BANK OL $offi Palm 3eidm ' MUAFOIC Highway 434, San Sibästian Square, AItarnQnts P ng!hono: 862-6OO 'Sersota - •. - Latt er-Day JILJILIIj Estates, Forest Thy Goldsboro Lake Mary, Longwood, Midway, South Side and Winter Springs. Classes will be held w eek days from 8 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Summer school will Rate 1n;1tvfinn . UP 0 . - _____________________- . 1" 1] 1 - -- - -- - -- u_aU - WASHINGTON (UPI) - UnemDloinint lunmed sharnlv for the second consecutive month in May to 7.8 percent, but inflation at the wholesale level rose at its slowest rate in over two years, the government reported today. Fueled by serious slumps in the automobile and construction Industries, May unemployment thus jumped to its highest point since President Carter was elected. A total of 8.2 million Americans were out of work last month. The Labor Department's unemployment data exceeded even the, gloomiest recent forecasts and signaled the nation Is in the depth of a recession. - 'I .. '• '' Summer days of fun and frolic arrived for area school students today- with the celebration of th e final day of the school year. At left, Sanford Grammar School students bid farewell to their teachers. At right, Latishia Reynolds gives her kindergarten teacher at hopper Elementary School, Sharon Gibson, a good bye kiss. Then it was off to a summer of fun • Droping . 71ij School Board spokesman Peg Slayton said students who wish to sign up for Rudolph Hess' - . '' .' - ., ' ' . i ' ' I, ' I -. . '' - * ' . . , - I "' - - '-- ' .. . ' - - - . ' - -' ' i .t. - -.- '• "- ' - - . ' .. Black and minority leaders have accused Carterofmakingpoorpeople — oltenthe first to lose jo bs — bear the brunt of his war on inflation: The Bureau of Labor* Statistics also reported today prices at the producer orwholesale — level rose only 0.3 percent in May, providing the best inflation news the country has heard in more than two and a half years The Producer Price Index rose to 241.0 in May, meaning that goods that cost $100 in 1967 now cost $247. An additional 889,000 Americans became unemployed during May, pushing the total to 8.2 million, according to the Labor Department. The 08 percentage point unemployment hike over April's 7 percent rate A 12-point declaration that made no practices in the past 27 years" and also was the second massive boost in as many mention of the hostages was issued at the was entitled to seeking the return of the months In April, a similar 0.8 per. . cent-age point hike occurred from the 6,2 session of the conference American shah and his wealth. Los Angeles Attorney Leonard-- percent status in v1arch. NEW YORK (UP!) — Former ViQifitiofLof President Carter'go.1der,!L delegates tried unsuccessfully to hav -- Attorney Cenèral Ray dit wit be the News quoted a Treasury Department the declaration amended to include Wein&ass, a member of the U.S.The 7.8 percent rate in May was the President Carter like "a latter day detained by U.S. Customs officials when official as saying. mention of the hostage crisis, but were delegation, disclosed that two members highest since November 1976, the same . The newspaper, quoting Treasury overruled by Foreign Minister Sadegh of the unofficial American delegation month that Carter defeated President Rudolf Hess" planted by Nazi dictator he returns from Iran, a published report Adolf Hitler. visited the occupied U.S Embassy and GeraldFord. ott said today. sources, said the 10 Americans may alsd In the past two months, the number of The statement and the broadcast came 'No of the key points said Iran could handed over some letters for some of the Clark and nine other Americans, be asked to surrender their pissporu. at the end of the "International Con- defying a presidential order forbidding Americans has risen by 1.7 Customs officials in Washington could seek compensation for the "enormous 53 hostages held for 216 days and who unemployed million persons ference on U.S. Interventions in Iran" travel to Iran, have been attending an not be reached material and human losses it has in- have allegedly been dispersed for confirmation, Jobless increases in May were per. attended by mom than 300 delegates antlAmerican conference in Tehran. Clark and his companions probably curred as a result of U.S. policies and throughout the country. vasive in all worker groups, especially including Clark, who said he would stay They are scheduled to return to the will return either Saturday or Sunday high in the construction and manufacin Iran until Sunday, United States this weekend, although night, the report said. turing industries where large-scale ) Clark's chances of conducting any Clark h4cated today that some of them If the 10 are prosecuted for their layoffs have occurred in home building meaningful talks with the Iranian may stay longer to explore moves to win violation of the presidential ban on travel and automobile segments due to high officials appeared almost hopeless with release of the 53 American hostages. to Iran, they could receive up to 10 years interest rates. the renewed state radio attack on him. The Daily News said in its editions in prison and a $50,000 fine, Statistics bureau commissioner Janet The r'ao said the conference was Ada today the 10 would be asked on their IU'State Department notified the N orwood told Congress' Joint Economic remarkable victory for the Islamic return a series of questions designed to White House of the group's pending Committee today virtually all em. revolution of Iran" and a failure for the show they did go to Iran. return, the report said. White House l approval of the conployment indicators fell in May. Americana who tried unsuccessfuly tO TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The jeopardized fina The questioning is a "game plan ... officials then called the Treasury the "Thus far, the major employment include mention of the hostages In the designed to officially establish that Clark Department, supervisingagency of Florida House today approved a - troversial measure before the end of recession has been In proposed constitutional amendment to legislative session, scheduled to adjourn impact of the last-day declaration issued early today. and the others were in Tehran in Customs. construction and in such durable - The radio said Iran Invested $1,142,000 require single-member legislative dis- at midnight. industries as Supporters contended singlemember manufacturing in his four-day meeting attended by 350 trlcts, but tied the measure to a proposal conference was contention doubted by most historianm to investigate actions the that their terms bi doubled from two to districts would improve representation automobiles, lumber, rubber" delegates from 54 countrIes, of Just such people — present and for- four years. also criticized Clark Hess, 86, is still in prison, - of ethnic, racial and economic "This was planned by Hitler himself merU.S. officials — and when aprevious despite his statements about the shah's The measure (SJR-948) was approved minorities. Opponents asserted it would TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Tehran radio today attacked former Attorney Genesal Ramsey Clark as "the vilest American agent" and a conference on U.S. crimes in-Iran- said he nayMiave 'been -sent- by • U.S. .S (us torns To Detain Clark r crimes, saying he might have been and Hess, in dim manper, deceived world mission by Clark was 'sent back In byals-43 vote, three votes more than the destroy the delegation system. plantedbyPreaidentCarter,calllnghim public opinion for a long time," the disgrace' by Imam Khomeini?" the required three-fifths approval to put a Under the current law, as many as broadcast said. st$ement saw. constitutional amendment on the ballot. three senators and six representatives a latter day Rudolf Hess. A Tehran radio broadcast monitoredin "This clear departure from the The resolution now goes back to the can come from the same legislative Conferees said in their final statement Imam's guidelines which resulted in the Senate, which approved it last week but district. that Hitler sent Hess, his chief deputy, on London said: "Why was former U.S. Attorney participation of the vilest American is expected to balk at the amendment a flight to Britain in ian on a mission U approved by both houses, the Issue sychologica General Ramsey Clark allowed to paragenL will be explained to the people doubling House members' terms. warfare l Intended to use p would go before voters on the November Proponents said the amendment ballot. against Britain and dupe the world — a ticipate when the whole point of the by the officials." - WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Pentagon salt corrective action," the Pentagon salt that teat data was accidentally fed into a Officials said they detected no change disclosed Thursday another computer - However, as in the first computer The error was caught within about NORM) computer. In the Nov. 9 incident, In Soviet readiness in this error. irphismn it the North American Defense Problem last Nov. 9, the error was - three minuL's, the defense officials said, test data was also accidentally fed into a The NORAD n warning center iIckly- discovered. Co,nmd en Tuesday that erroneously - and the possibility of a Soviet attack on NORAD computer in advance of a depends on a variety 0! Indicators to "There was no change in the overall the United StaW 'via never brougd t, scheduled test, Iixcated the United States ,90 under The November Incident so diatuTbCd determine whether a missile attack is in nkwile- allack from the Soviet Union,, ILL defense posture and, alter an the attention of President Carter. -Automaucally, a commend post air- evaluation, tall' systems returned to However, the White House Situation the soviet Union that President Leonid c'aft wvs !a&wched in the Pacific, sod the nermaL roan was aware of a poaible attack, Brezlmev is reported to have sent a stiff - In this event, as In the mistake of Nov. miIs of the tagj èlj C3nwald "'Th cpvter txIcil oblana are officials nalt note to President Carter warning of the 9, ancillary data apparently did not cot'pt pggts' Jt,ths PsotagM, ow being aaauaed to, determine Officals said early Indications were - pouiHlity of nuclear war by mistake. roborate an attack.' : -, -• . -• . -; ' - Jobless • U.i Longwood Village,.. I-4cid434 Wintar Perk. 1, Pentagon.: Soviet Attack' Acomputer Error -• I oboii ow Florida House Backs 1wMember Districts WAW1949 LAKE BRANTLEY CLASS I L8 On or Iran Calls Clark 'Vilest American Agent' ARRIVFA 1619111 Now, wIth 9 convenient 1 __1. - - solid effort nthedstrct - r----tournament before bowing out I "FLORIDA" to the eventual champion showing - — PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Ph. 322-2581 Magnolia Ave. • r - 1 '• --•. atari a,i,i h.....1 I twuu ui a Deland Bulldogs. Women's track proved to be one of the highlights for the Patriots In 179.&) as talented Tracy Bonham sparked the track and cross country squads with record breaking performances for the Big Blue. Once again Lake Brantley displayed solid efforts In tennis and weightlifting but had to settle for a poor - 'A - .•-• -. . .... . V - 'c . .. . summer school are asked to do so at their parent school, not at the school where they wish to attend classes. - 10terrim FM l fIii-- . Seminole County's schools close today, but for some Seminole County students classes will start again June 16 with the beginning of swinner school. High school and middle school students will be offered classes at Lake Brantle Lake Howell, Lyman, Oviedo and Seminole high schools. The following elementary schools will be holding classes: B~ar Lake,- end July - Forest Cq you success! rebuilding year. Dershimer, Cory Carter and the rest of the Patriots came on strong after tint,, 4' A Bright Future! * a Altamonte Springs Forest City Office 888 W.HIghway436 - CCAAIMf'il . - - DougOffice l.wood IaS Road Main Office Rebuilding was the scheme still possessed an exciting go down without a fiesty fight of things for Lake Brantley offensive attack with the each time they took the court High School's Patriots in 1g19. talented passing arm of Tony either, 80. Constantine and the acrobatic Players like Doug Dercatches of Robert Corrola. shimer, Jeff Sevor and Gary After back-to-back conThe basketball Patriots of Hays sparked Lake Brantley ference football cham. Bob Peterson didn't win many throughout the season and plonahips, Lake Brantley games tLz past season during came closer to beating settled for a 3-7 season, but a rebuilding year, but didn't Seminole High School than any other squad in the coqnty during the Oviedo-Outlook Christmas Invitational Tournament. Coach Sam Momary's Lake Brantley baseball Patriots managed a slightly better than .500 season in a .s. - \•4( - ' t - * - IJ. Lady Patriots of Lake Brantley. T, I ' l ,, 1 FQ7Q_%fl 1 %#% - I .' jj - . 5 '- ?- .? JJ1f[11J1TM!111LFL -p - _-- - - - ;-• -4. imp 04 ... School' Out J Emily Ngo was named Star Student, Paulette Brood the Seminole Community College scholarship and Ron won the Kiwanis scholarship. 1 . o ice Sri e. Anne Gennarelll was awarded a scholarship from the Huo O'Brian Youth Fund. qr . I. , Cindy Roberts won the Datighters of the Am" Revolution award, Awe Eullano the award of the Daughten -q1 the Confederacy. vow J Evening Herald'(USpS 481.280)—Prlce 20 Cents By DONNA ESTES The key to the council actions was the bursement. The city was reirnbursed this Disinger. The petition asked that the by the people, died when none of Olvera's Olvera said it had not been his intent to Herald Staff Writer finding by Councilman Francis Mark week. council maintain the Lake Mary Police colleagues would second the motion, create the utility tax proposal as a Slary Police Department per- of slightly more ttian $16,000 in city acTo provide a further hedge against Department at its current level of Councilman Gene McDonald hanimer. He said the utility tax revenue will not be cut for at least the counts, $7,742 more than necessary to having to dip into reserves, the council staffing. responded quickly to Olvera's would only be temporary and.the city ninif four months of IIIV current meet the expected shortage. voted to give up its expense al)owance e suggestion, saying it was a "form of really needed a property tax increase. "I ,,Jhe council earlier agreed to cut th ; year, nor will a utility tax be InMark explained Th ursday night the and the allowances paid to adviso want the city to stay alivd and it's ry t13 4 CIP ed deficit ill revenues blackmail of the citizens." V licu in the city in the foreseeable City's liability Insurance has been joards as well, if necessary. "You're saying we can 'o back to0 the dying," e said. from the police department. City ire the Lake Ma" City Council orated to r t thee Councilman Ray Fox's motion was: Manager Phil Kulbes estimated the citizens to a referendum (On property Kulbes said he is concerned because of ided Thursday nht four months g fiscal "In the event in the coming 135 to 140 reduction in expenditures would require taxes) and if it doesn't pass, sock it to his responsibility to prepare a balanced of $6 050 rather the $13,726 them, McDonald said. He has said -' budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. council may again set a special which days left in the fiscal year it becomes three patrolmen be fired. budgeted. depart..: repeatedly, he is against new taxes. tionjn the next few weeks, asking the had apparent the city is going to have a The item of cutting the police 1: "11 the people want the services, Inbeen ad, dtithe it ed Fox said: "The people might perceive someone has to pay," he said. shortfall of any kind,.the council and all merit was dropped from the agenda on le for the second time In less than a reimbursement from the state fft 789 boards will not be paid exses." to vote for a property tax increase. This moneyy had been app the unanimous vote of the city council, that as a hammer to force a property pproved . . tax, lie indicated the people may have to be nd at s point t appears that the stalJation of traffic control signs. While The motion passed unanimously. A inotion by Councilman Vic Olvera to Councilman Burt Perinchief said he asked for approval of a property tax 's anticipated shortfall in ievenues the state had approved grants-in-aid to A petition said to contain the institute a 4 percent utility tax with the does not favor a utility tax, believing a increase. The Iake Mary voters last I be overcome withou t the necessity of pay for the sign, the city had to advance signatur es of 195 city residents was provision that it be repealed if and when property tax is fairer and more September turned down, on a 2-1 vote, a money ore receiving re - presented to the city council by Robert an increase in property taxes is passed equitable, ing into reserve property tax increase. They will be Joined by the eight other students in the grade point average top 10: Mark Waggoner, Laura Wallenfels, . , yaog, a&ifl yyi ISII7 MIJI, .ISJIflJ DUV1 Cynthia Roberts and Amy Standley. , / * gal •: . Robert Carollo leads the Big Blue as they charge onto the wet Held before the opening game against Colonial. - . etId FrIdaYJUne61_Sanfd Florida 32771 wcirds Given:t ..-.— A Lake Brantley High SchDolstudents began the 1979-80 school whlcallowed students to gt college credit before leaving Year with a change, as they went on a split session schedule for high sek*01. the first tim, The School officials say the change may have even helped some districtsplit sessions should end next year when the school nsa new high school in Liake Mary, Splitting of Or seniors, who behaved more maturely when they shared Brantley's student body in half. the building only with juniors, rather than freshmen and This year's seniors win remember claws running very sophomores as well. early and very 14te into the dak,'_~ith activity day sessions The seniors came to Sake Brantley a year before Principal ery two weeks to give students a chance to participate In Darvin Boothe replaced retiring Principal Dick Barnett, clubs or spend the breaks watching films or listening to music before the f0rMAU0n of the five advanced placement courses, supplied by the school. — DAVID bL RAzLft . flnd Year NO2 . • - EVciiiiij' . ear Unuque .... - - : HIGH SCH OOL ay — . . •:,-,-._- --- -- Today Action Reports................ -. 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A 22-year-old Casselberry woman is in serious condition foll owing a Monday afternoon auto crash In Melbourne, highway pa trolmen say. - major cities. "Thousands of Moslem guerrI llas have holed u in t he Pagman mountai ns west of Kabul stretching from Pagman town to near Char-1-kar," the traveler said. Vicki Robinson Lavendol, 22, of 956 Sandpiper Lane, Casselberry, suffered severe in juries when she r was thrown from the car she was dri ving, in Melbourne at 1:30 p.m. Monday. NEW TRIAL POSSIBLE 1t'4 COUNTERFEIT CHARGE A Maitland man, convicted Wednesday of passing coonterfeit $) bi lls, may get a new trial, his lawyer said th is morning. Char-i-kar is on the highway leading to Kabul from the Soviet Union. "There are hundreds of Soviet tanks tnpth.r with many troops formthga wall 3omfls along the pag Patrolmm say tAv%AoI ran a atop sign, crashing Into the Robert P. Adcock Jr., 2609 Holly St., Maitland, was con- , - - - - . " 5 k.;, :: - Cosmonauts To Dock - , - 5• - - - - - - S 5.. - ZOO SAVES ' S 1' _ - WILLIAM LAYER receIve award . . - •- * Dimes - computerized orbital capsules was merely matching the American Apollo capsules in use more than a decade ago. .- s of The Soviets ha ve not gi ve n full ,technical de tail their new spacecraft In orbit, the Soyuz T-2, which was first launched In an unmanned version last December. Honors Layer Olympic Mayor Blamed the March of I , - Club. S - .. - - . 0 - S . '• . tIlI% - ' - . . 4 45 tCSii dents who gathered at 2400 Via Tuscany while th e zoo's curator, Ed Posey, (below right), fired'severaP 'ranquilizer . w . -. Lrrt •\ . . 1% . ,. . . .' ' . '- I - - a' .. . ' ' 55, .r:Y , /.* I .' S '.0,11 S I H S ' •. for the Mother's March for centralFlorfda,asa Mother's NATIONAL REPORT: Continuous thunderstorms and flit- March chaIrman and for her sized hail driven by winds up to 63 mph pounded the north- part In ti'e Super Walk. M. cen tral sta tes from South Dakota to the western Great Lakes. Warren is a member of the At least. 13 t or nadoes touched down In three sta tes. Southern $500 Club for raising that awn Minnesota was stirred up by seven twisters Thursday, through sponsorships for her southern Wisco nsin reported four and two hit central South Dako ta . There was some property damage, but no Injuries were reported. Hall as large as baseballs bat te d some areas, Sanford Mothers' March including Rochester, Minn. and Pierre, S.D. Winds gusting' to Chairman Edie McCreedy 63 mph at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport also received an award. Thursday evening tore the roof off an apartment complex and Awar ds of appreciation were toppled trees at the Sun Acres Trailer Park. Electricity also presented to the Rotary Club was cut temporarily In portions of the state. of Casselberry, Sanford. AREA READINGS 9 a.nL): temperature: 79; overnight Orlando Kennel Club, the low: 73; yesterday's high: 96; barometric pressure: 3j4; Seminole County Sheriff's rela tive humidIty: 81 percent; winds: southeast at? m.p.h. Explorers, the Army National SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 3:16 am., Guard and the Evening 3:59 p.m.; lows, 9:34 a.m., 10:10 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Herald. highs, 3:08 a.m., 3:51 p.m.; lows, 9:25 a.m., 10:01 p.m.; it announced that this BAYPORT: highs, 9:43 a.m., 10:06 p.m.; lows, 3:13 a.m., 4:20 was the beet campaign year p.m. 'yet for the Central Florida BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out chapter, .which raised 50 Miles: Winds easterly ar ound 15 knots today becoming pio,v'i' mostly southeast Saturday. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Scattered at. ternoon or evening thunderstorms likely. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today and Saturday. A chance of afternoon or evening thlinderstorma, Highs in ft low to mid 90s and lows tonight in the 70$. Winds variable mostly easterly around 10 mph. Rain probability percent - \ - S J. - '. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— An $11.3 million package of loans, gran ts and tax breaks intended to rebuild the riot-torn neighborhoods of Miami goes before the Senate today. The House approved the eight-bill program Thursday with little debate and comforta ble vote margins after Its sponsors, the u-member Dade delegation, noted that it would have an impact not only on the Miami neighborhoods struck by rioting last month but .hroughout t he sta te. . '1.' ?. ,. . " - - : -. •:.• '• ' - . - . . '1._a--s...._&._a '' from the Wekiva -- . Swamp, plan to re lease it in the Ocala National Forest, • -'n---. II S Universities Could Merge 'i - . TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI)— Lawmakers with an eye toward merging universities in Tampa and Boca Baton University with Florida State University. and the University of Florida resume negotiations today. The proposal backed by Senate President Phil Lewis S - - — - - - ;.. S Hei'atd Phofsi by Tom NdsM : *:5,; S -. I I?, . -. .'?,' 1 5 . . '- /-\ ' . - L a "S ML I TAL S ____________________ - - . S HOSPITAL JUNE 5 , ADMISSIONS Sanford: Caeiton L. Brown Williorn C. curry, Doltons 0 DISCHARGE$ Sanford: I lefty M. H$di,y - Jam" W. Howell Ruth Herron Itoostm Madison Alvin J. P$ty Roland Morgan - - - . AREA DEATH BTF d , - - "_7 ARThUR SKINNER Arthur L (AI) Skinnir, 75, funeral Notk* died Thursday. Born In' Funeral servicesi for Arthur L.t Hertford, NC. he came to 5flflf 7S Of 111 E. First St..; year so the new coor nator will have di projectors , power tools, musical in-v Sanford in 1946. He wail By DIANE PrRYK fld Saturday r1T0hsdawIl: thu. to prepare. atrusnenti, and scientific e Herald Staff Writer ipment. qu retired pro Br du ce broker Funeral Home with . and a . Sanford Officiating. The coordinator will be responsible for - The board Wednesda member ol First United Bt. al&) Burial In Evergrm Camefef,y.: MeUV&d Church of Sanford, Inlituotticonfrs t mily rqpmsts, superilaing the district's fine arts dmge order on a roof repair con 03,000A.yqpr fine arts coordinator tract the BaNa Shrine Temple, dOnAlloins be mod: to the Shrine following a 3.2 school boar d vote this for T. W. Lawton Elementary School Orlando,SanfordShrineciub, ChlIdrsWs Horn,.:F -th other action, the board IflClflbtrs increasing the coat of th Britson Funeral Home-PA In: e project $7,983, the Elks and Masons. charge. CS their CISsIZ' that school prinHe laalWVIvedbYhlswlfe TheChan ge : wMneCuwyth to the - School board m.nbers Pat Tolson, cipsis keep jgf discovery of rotted wood beam an two Mrs Maybelle Skinner, . F RdlndWHhIhlTieRI*IAIIBDKCIthSVOISd equIpmet Iaelt4riee following a report buildinas aireanv rnvl.ranina Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. - - ---- — "" " ° U1U ti $70,000 In Paul Wells, San Diego and similar fletjofl filled on $ lie vet., Mr. had been reported mltiln or leaky roofs. The original coat of Mrs. Susan Neal, bimberton, Telsac was ibeent. atosn In t) put three years. • N.C.; son, Pat Wilson, contract was $19933____ Frostproof; 10 grandchIldren; Bout Member William Kroll said he i Llama wore tom schools, anti On May 22, the building sustained the one great-grandchild; di with a cr bdss lptloa and offic.s most recent of a series of losses when brother, C ha rles Skinner, n',nb,rRcbertFeetheraaldhadossnot Bete 1177 and 1*), $30,314 In rain potted through e roof onto some th Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Pearl favor "piecemeal approval of lbs 4 up m1 Ing and $41,010 library books. t. Banks, Hartford; and several budge " was reported sto Items missing - _ _ ~ , .1 'k: - OAKLA I - — __ S - - -• Ba1&thntWifflam Lye, approval Is seeded belOre the next fiscal S. . - S - - or stolen were typically typewitter', tape Ncorders - cau. - S - - - ateuhtoi-, - A spokesnan for Canton's office said nieces and nephews. OOl $300 In bO*i, &IOn Funeral Home-PA uatexials and time lost die to tIP2IT.lIfl PhIPCI._ .' -r' lain — -. W ._IIaIIavunL5. ------ • * . .S S S - -- S - - ShnkA ""' m,u. - r-- •• .--- b- Ac — - ;; :-'- qP S - utility company conservation efforts. Graham sign ed the bill into law Th ursday saying the measur e is only a beginning, but at the same time an important step toward cutting Florida's per capita energy use by one-quarter in the next decade. "The kind of savings we must make are not going to be achieved In one fell swoop," said Graham. "I'll continue to pursue fur ther assistance to Floridians in electric conservation and in the major unmet Issue of transportation." Election Bill Hit Skids TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— If misery loves company, Rep. Curt Kiser and Common Cause lobbyist Peter Butsin should be joining forces today. Both saw pet bills caught in legislative squeeze plays Thursday that are likely to result in no meaningful change in the two major elections issues of the session legislative reapportionment and financial disclosure. Kim watched helplessly as House members burdened a proposed co nstitutional amendment (SIR 948) calling for single-member legisla tive districts with a provislo extending their terms to tour year& and then stalled a final vote on the issue. — • • have the counsel and advIce-of the former campaign as a candidate and. to continue to president during my presidential campaign." press the issues." In Washington, Carter rejected Kennedy's Carter and Kennedy named high-ranking latest call for a debate, and agreed to wage aides to keep t he lines of cornmunications open their battle over the issues and the nomination during the convention to work out disputes on on the floor of the ic National Con- vention. __I•• -r ine resw vi our meeting was inai rnere - • - - - .5 fights over and platform. 'There was a realization that th e most . Important thing for us to do was to defeat the - - were many things we agr~~ on," Carter said. Republican nominee in the fall," Carter said. "There was one basic thing on which we- But he added Kennedy made no promises to strongly that we have to make a change in the white House." "1 am honored and delighted," Reagan said. "Its going to be-of the utmost help to me to debate ~,'., ... and my belief the differences bek "I'm convinced I will be the nominee," ween us can best be judged by the delegates." Carter said. Kennedy told reporters after the meeting, "I "I'm planning to be the nominee," said have every intention of continuing in this Kennedy. - •- • - - TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) It's almost certain the Legislature will fail to adjourn on time today it would be the fourth straight year. The question is whether the session will end Saturday or go over to next week. Gov. Bob Graham's stubbornness caused a delay in approval of the supplemental budget and related bills Thursday that poised a threat to adjournment by midnight tonight as scheduled. But a host of other issues also remained unresolved, j- . _* ., S — - - :, S S - eluding reform of trucking regulation and reorganization of the higher education system. In addition to these "must pass" items, hundreds of other bills are floating around which various legislators want to see become law. The house considers today two big items sent over by the Senate Thursday — legislation letting counties impose a 9th cent gasoline tax by local ordinance instead of having to win approval from their voters, and removing the sales tax exemption on newspaper, radio and television advertising to generate money for higher pensions for retired sta te employees. Senate President Phil Lewis said he believes the Legislature can vote out the $600 million .upplemental spending plan and related bills on school construction and property tax assessments without going -into extended session, but he's worried about all those other issues. Graham threw a wrench into efforts to finalize an education funding agreement Thursday by being stubborn on how touch discretionary property tax collections should be allowed school boards. A $53 million, half-mill (a mill is $1 per $1,000 of assessed value) property tax increase is required by the basic education program included in the supplemental budget. Still unresolved is how much taxes brds should be able to collect over the required amount. The ceiling in the Senate budget — 8 percent more than the previous year's discretionary amount or 25 percent of the required local collections, whichever is greater — was .. ' - -• j' ' S ; . • - S q - * • -.- S 1P4 S.. * d ' . I - .'. . - . - The - - ... BOB GRAhAM tough with Legislature rejected by hl'ouse Raders and the powerful House Urban Coalition. - - Senate leaders were willing to allow a greater discretionary amount, but Graham started insisting on the original Senate ceiling or something close to It. - WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate was prepared to give President Carter's 10-cent-a-gallon gasoline fee the final coup de grace today, less than 24 hours after the house voted down the fee by jubilantly overriding a Carter veto. If at least two-thirds of the senators approve a motion to override Carter's veto, the gasoline fee will be dead. It would be the first time a Democratic Congress has overridden a Democratic president since 1952, when Congress turned aside Harry Trumans veto of the McCarran.Walter Immigration and Nationality Act. Assistant Senate Republican leader Ted Stevens of Alaska said Thursday some GOP senators were, considering sustaining Carter's veto, but that appeared to be only a distant threat. By sustaining Carter's veto, Republicans would make Democrats responsible for increased gasoline prices in an election year, but also be able to use some of the fee's expected $10.3 billion in revenues for business tax cuts. A defiant Carter vetoed legislation late Thursday that would kill his gasoline fee, even though the bill had passed (hr house and Senate by landslide votes. He pleaded with Congress not to encourage domestic energy consumption by reversing- him. But only two hours later, amid cheers and laughter, the House overrode Carter's veto by a 335-34 vote, 89 votes more than necessary. All 34 votes supporting Carter's veto were cast by Democrats, while 193 Democrats joined with 142 Republicans to trounce the president. Such a carnival atmosphere erupted when Carter's veto message arrived house Speaker Thomas O'Neill, 11-Mass., had to gavel the group into order, quipping. "The convention doesn't start until next month." In his veto message, Carter said he had tried to shield Congress from political pressures in an election year by imposing the fee by executive order. Carter said by overriding his veto, Congress would "only encourage more domestic energy consumption, add to our intolerable oil import bill, hinder our efforts for energy security, obstruct our fight against inflation, and be inconsistent with our responsibility for leadership among the oil consuming nations." -__... - _. Sea1ift_ S-1aws - ARftM44IVf/' Castro's Fooled U.S. Again, Say Cubans KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) — The Cuban refugee sealift of 1980 Is slowing to a stop, and people still hoping to get family and friends to the United States don't like the way it's ending. "At the end, it comes down to this: our families are still in ubawlthoutjobs, without houses and Identified as one who Isopposed to the government because they wanted to get out," said Arturo Cobo, coordinator for volunteers at the Key West Cuban refugee center. "Fidel (Castro) has made a fool of us once again by sending prisoners and not families," Cobo said. "What's funny is that Castro is not even trying to disguise these prisoners,' said Assistant U.S.1 Attorney Eric Fisher. "They get off the boats with the same pants and shoes, and the obvious haircuts that they had in prison. "Customs is winding down their operations," Fisher added. "It looks like this thing is coming to an end.", Robert Wet.zork, skipper of the 78-foot shrimp boat Americana that brought in 278 Cubans, said he counted only 15 U.S. boats remaining at Mariel when he left the Cuban etitbarkation port Thursday mornini. A Radio Havana broadcast monitored in Miami today said there were 53 boats in Mariel Thursday waiting to board passengers and three more boats arrived. From midnight until 6 a.m., only one small boat carrying eight refugees docked in Key West, bringing to 110,153 the number of Cubans who have crossed the Florida Straits since - Get Tough, Carter Says WASHINGTON UP!) — President Carter has ordered the Justice-Department to prosecute "vigorously" the skipper and charterers of a Panamanian freighter that transported 731 Cuban refugees to Florida. "Illegal boat traffic in refugees is unacceptable to the U.S.," Carter said in a statement issued by the White House Thur. sday. "it will be stopped. Those who attempt to evade this order will pay very severe penalties under oqr laws." The president said the Panamanian-registered freighter lied Diamond — which carried the largest single load of refugees to Florida Tuesday — was chartered by CubanAmerlcans, "apparently in direct violation of my order that the private boat flotilla from Cuba cease." — the sealift began April 21. So far, 1,750 boats have returned with ref t'gees and 649 have come back empty because the people who took them to Mariel couldn't get their relatives, were running out of food Ind money or gave up in frustration. Federal officials said 2,521 refugees arrived Thursday, but said an indication of The slowdown was the few refugees who arrived after 6p.m. The only-ones arriving were 143 aboard the Coast Guard cutter Acushnet. - Brakes Blamed For Crash JASPER, Ark. (UP!) — Investigators examining the crwiipled remains of a tour bus that hurtled off a scenic Ozark mountain road on a hair-pin curve, killing 20 elderly vacationers, are checking on possible brake or transmission failure. Survival-s of Thursday's accident said the driver desperately fought for control as the bus swung wildly back and forth on a 2-mile-long winding downgrade of Arkansas 7 before plunging off what area residents call "trucker's curve," down the sterp slope of Jasper Mountain into a ravine 100 feet below. Twenty of the 33 elderly vacationers aboard the chartered bus, en route from Dallas to Branson, Mo., on a scenic tour of the Boston and Ozark mountains, were killed. Among the dead were the bus driver, James J. Thigpen, 60, of Lancaster, Texas, and tour organizer, Elizabeth Jacobs of Irving, Texas. All of the victims were from Dallas or surrounding towns. Most were women. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS - 1J'T It TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. THERE WILL BE PUBLIC HEARINGS HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF GATHERING CITIZEN INPUT RELE. VANT TO PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROJECTS. COMMENTS FROM CITI. lENS CAN BE PRESENTED IN WRITING OR ORALLY AT ANY OF THE HEARINGS. HEARING DATES, TIMES AND LOCATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. JUNE 2, 1$0 AT 7:00 P.M. REDOING GARDENS 5TH STREET AND LOCUST AVENUE. 2. JUNE 11, 1910 AT 7:00 P.M. WESTSIDE IM. PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION HIS W. 13TH STREET. SESSIONS ARE OPEN TQ ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA THOMAS WILSON, III-P.H.M. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EDWARD BLACKSHEARE CHAIRMAN PUBLISH. MAY 26. 21. 20. Hollywood Cools Following Shooting HOLLYWOOD, Fla, (UP!) — The her mother, a small caliber bullet Struck her in predominantly black section of Carver the neck. Miss Martinelli drove her car several blocks Ranches was quiet overnight, with no repetiman dead and to a funeral home, sounded the horn, opened ton of the shootings tilt left one the car door and collapsed Into the street. She three persons wounded Wednesday night. wounded Thursday was taken toahospital, where she was listed in Another woman was condition following surgery. morning, but it was uncertain whether that good She told police she didn't see her assailant incident was related to the others. r. and they were uncertain whether she was the The latest shooting was that of Lois Ma (mel!, 19, of Miramnar, Fla., who was shot In victim of a sIper or of a random aiot. The te nsion stated - with the shooting the neck and wounded as -she drove to work Thursday. She was hit only about a mile from I Wednesday of Kenneth Harris, an 18-year-old black, as he stood in Carver Ranches Park, the scene of Wednesday's fatal shooting, Sheriff's spokesman George (ollus said. A young white man who drove slowly put lfl Miss Martinelli told police she had dropped fait food restaurant where a faded blue Camaro with a blonde woman at off her sisters at a they worked. As she drove In a car owned by his aide, stopped, got out and fired. .1 e- ' * cut - - _ OU - • Up to $5 'Very attr • • Flexible No point -. Call or stop in at ii Loan. At B1azer - I Fi - 51 Sanfo?d __ . w--w S IIiIJF A 101A -• S - Carter--Gas Tax Seems Doomed I. ' . . . . -- %.... * I w.u.wu -,a-, - -9 ' , Our relationship is . vitally important for me to wholeheartedly campaign on his behalf," Stubborn Governor Delays Bu dget Bill -"T i_ - . Backbone TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— Gov. Bob Graham says an energy savings of up to 15 percent can be achieved if Floridia ns take seriously an energy bill ordering the Public Service Commission to direct - 5 - -, q. - 5-. . _.4! "" _. ~ , ,~ Graham Signs Energy Bill Fine Arts Coordinator I % ~ • i i'r Al HOSPI .)Iii. -- . S * "Mt After meeting for 90 minutes with Reagan at Ford's home in Rancho Mirage, Ford - - -- - . - emerged as t he most viable option in the alphabet soup gam e lawmakers have played since the issue went to - conference committee earlier in the week. The mergers are being pushed by those who believe tighter administration and less dupli cation of programs will help Florida get more out of Its higher education syste m and lead to quality Institutions. . .. S Senate To Consider Package To AkMiami cf 54,,,. , , the bear's paw and lowered him safely to the ground. Wildlife officers, who feel the bear may have wandered into the residen- - . tied a rope around — - - . " IN BRIEF -, 'a . fell asleep on a limb and Like Mary veterinarian, Dr. Brannen Mur. ph '(above) climbed the 30-foot tree, Patricia S. Warren received awards as general chairman National Association of Recording Merchandisers show country not only enjoyed gross sales of $437 million last year -a $10 mill ion jump over 1978 - but outstripped pop, disco and soul record sales. FLORIDA .., (" ". Y"',:' ' 1e --. . thinks is essential, but neither man said what yrrginrntl Ifl'S%A II S&*.t UO* III -. third dart the bear chapter. WEATHER - SACRAMENTO, Calif (UP!)— A bill to save Sido, the San Francisco dog given a death sentence in the will of her dead owner has whizzed through the legislature in one day. The mpacure by Sen. Marz Garcia went to Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., Thursday after the Assembly passed it, 75-0 with no debate and the Senate accepted minor amendments on a 28-0 vote. The bill would apply only to Sido, whose owner, Mary Murphy of San Francisco, died of an overdose of sleeping pills last December. - Seminole Su perintendent "Bud"Laerwu the keynOte speaker and was given an award for his work as cam. paign Chairman for the put year ending May 31 ma threecounty area served by gold were mixed today In light trading on the world's money markets.. Anoonceof gold sold for $sa.wnLoodon and $564 Zurich, a drop of $1.50 from Thursday's close In Lendon, but a rise of $2.50 In Zurich. - Sido Could Be Saved "I" - ' __ - J)j awards. luncheon held Thursday at the Orlando Elks LONDON (UPI) — Bo th the dollar and the price of former President Gerald Ford. ---- S - Florida chapter at the annual Gold, Dollar Prices Mixed "We can't take the relative quiet of the past few days as an indication t he mountain is shutting down," Tim Halt, a geologist for the U. S. Geological Survey, said S Thursday. lip noted th vnb'nnn 11c,, V'' rlA-rr,*es activity just before it blew its top May 18, devastating a 150-square.mtle area. - ---• Figures released Thursday by the New Jersey-based - flCIIIUUIIIWU the National Foundation 1916 Summer Gain es. The report also spelled out a pattern of waste, corruption and kickbacks that helped Inflate the cost of the Games from the $310 million budgeted In 1972 to a final figure of $ I.a billi on. Central Florida Zoo personnel were kept busy In Maltland Shores Th w-sday afternoon trying to safely move a 150-pound Florida black bear that was chased up a camphor tree (below left) by barking dogs, The - Seminole County Individuala and organiza tions QUEBEC (UPI) — Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau got most of the blame for a $1 million Olympic deficit an eagerly-awaited, nearly J,000-page report On the . - - MOSCOW (UPI) — Two cosmonauts headeffor a plan ned docking in Earth orbi t today aboard the first Russian manned spaceship that is fully computerized and independent of ground control. Western ies of Thursday - in the White House, while Republican presidential candidate Ronald ---- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!)— Break out the banjos and fiddles country music sales have surnassed non music and pulled Into second place behind rock n' roll for the first time in history. hlie record company executives in the music hubs of New York and Us Angeles were worrying about losing their jobs because of a sales slump this year, officials in Nashville were clicking champagne glasses. -• _ - rt- - fie said he would help any way Reagan St. Helens still has i lot'of otency" despite Its relative inactivity and pre warning would-be sight- - ..- -• — - -- ''' promised to "wholeheartedly campaign" for the former. Calif or nia governor In the , presidential race th is fail. "I am firmly convinced Governor Reagan can be elected," Ford told reporters. Kennedy agreed to disagree. ain Country Music Bops Pop _ - By United Press International In a pair of political summits, Republicans Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford agreed to work toget he r to defeat the Dem6crats,'and Democrats Jimmy Carter and Edward " BAY ST LOUIS, Miss. (tJPl)— One of three engines that will propel the space shuttle orbiter Columbia on its maiden flight was successfully testfired Thursday at the National Snace Technology Laboratories on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. NSTL officials said engine No. 2006 completed the scheduled 520-second test without any problems, confirming its flight readiness. Engine No. 2005 completed the same test successfully earlier in the week and engine No. 2007 is expected to be tested in about two weeks, completing the program for Columbia's three main engines. S - .' - strengthen U.S.-Nicaraguan lies. %,- - -' — - Shuttle Test Successful 5 -: - -.-----_--------------_-. .. I.. - ,-' ------- - AID / -- VFtI..UUV1Aj, Wash. (UPI) — .'ctentists say Mount -.5— fl ' - President Carter and his rival, Sen..Edward Kennedy, DMass., met for about an hour . S - - Volcano Could Blast - - --- - 1. - A I-year-old child staying with her parents at the of Longwood relatives was found drowned in the relatives' Thursday morning, sheriff's deputies report. Rebecca Paige Molleur, daughter of Mr. and Mr Robert Il-Il----- tia., was aiscoverea In the pool rnoueux- Jr., 01 tunens, by her , fat her at 10 a.m. County rescue workers and doctors at Florida Hospital. Altamonte were unable to revive the baby, who was pronounced dead shortly after 11 a.m. De puties say the dea th, ruled an.acçident, occurred at the home of Peter Kurcher,234 E. Hornbeam Drive, in the Sabal . Palms subdivision in the Longwood area. —— — 1 • . • Ranubikans - ' • -__- - . Scientists 1%'arn Visitors P - . I CHILD I - _- - -- --- 5-. - - -: — - - -- IN BRIEF - • - - - - _ Smith of Palm Bay was ng,Ljurt, they say. Both cars were thro$n from the road by the force of the collision, patrolmen say. Lavendol's car overturned, and the woman was thrown from it, they report. She is listed in serious condition at Holms Regional Medical Ca-anLor MpIhiairn fnlin,rini, Ll,l.... £v1u11u07 vvciwi. - - - NA .flM saying procedural violations made the three-day trial before District Court Judge George Young improper. ievenssaianecowanoi comment further on We nature of t6 trial errors until he.formally riled the motion. front side of,another car at the intersection of Wi.ckar~ and Lake Washington roads. The driver of the other car, Pete, ' ACCIDENT INJURES WOMAN WASHINGTON (UP!) - The House upheld key administration foreign aid requests for Nicaragua and Zimbabwe, but sha ved President Carter's - overall program in authorizing .2 billion in foreign assistance funds. ' The final 221-147 vote came Thursday night af ter a day-long deba te in w hich the House stopped conservative attempts to cut security aid for Nicaragua and Zimbawe. The bill now goes to the Senate. The action upholding security aid for Nicaragua came as House De mocratic Leader Jim Wright, I)Texas, announced President Carter is sending him to Managua as his special emissary this week to seek to - - - rape. Combs was déredheld In lieu €1 $10,500 bond pending-first appearance before a judge today. House Cuts Foreign Aid - - ---- mountains to protect Kabul," he said. "I saw 200 tanks go toward the mountains Tuesday and Wednesday and ta lked with ot her people from the area who also saw hundreds of tanks going there." LI HeraidStaffWrfter A 22-yer-old.Apopka man is in jail this morning, charged when he saw a man to investigate, he found - '-' I '. victed in U.S. District Court, Orlando, of three counts of hand ling counterfeit bills and one of obstructing justice. Adcock, who is scheduled for sentencing July 8,,was victed of passing the bills in return for a pound of marijuana, his attorney, H.J. Stevens, of the Federal Phblic Defender's office said But Stevens says be intends to file a motion for a new trial, at6:llp.Thay, along with a1yearold from Apopka, Seminole County Sheriff's IA. Ed Standley reported. MA .aii 1%0 Ii.,l 6k. um w near we marina NEW DELHI, India (UPI) — ThOusands of anti. government Moslem rebels are poised to attack Afghan capital of Kabul and the Soviet Union tanks and troops to defend the city, a traveler from capital said today. S the traveler, who has access to reliable information, confirmed earlier reports from Afghan sources that Soviet Forces were pulling back from rural areas to prepare for a rebel offensive against !1 By DAVID ML RAZIER George T. Combs, fl, of 244 Avalone Drive, Apopka, was found naked In the woods.Qff Miami Springs Road, Longwood * - " f- ald, Sanford, Fl. 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Months, Politics. . - VV S •V V A 1l.V V - Shapes Priorities Budget til ie 11( )1i Ste the conflicting philosophies of the House and lit the congressional effort to together a balanced budget, President Carter Thrn between that costs Senate put tlnrni4 hi wissa,a IILa V e- 4• UWII clui c yes LU LIJV demands UI ROBERT WALTERS practical politics to help torpedo a proposed compromise. There Is little doubt that the president the support to win renomination in August at the Democratic National ConvWtiOn in New York City. But the challenge mounted by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy promises to survive through the organization of the convention and the conV Aft has V • r faithful 00 All The --V--- _____ -food ____ AL iNut.&mIJ H ass Ie tent In (JIL_1 itary manpower AL r .,n41.. .L.le III. ......êOIln., -..- - yr - feredto pay to put more on his plate atnoon, but they say It would be too much of a ____ _______ _____________ _ ___ ___ _________ _ ____________________________________________________________ __________________________________ ____ - - BUSINESS • bKy rain - t..,,...., .......,1 • --••. • -• -- -, ' Keeps 91 • : - . UlII4G AReAS. - V Reag 'an's Choice - I There's a little bitof show bit involved," he explained privately before making a pitch to tMM in which I* described On temporary amp u a "Jungle" and said, "If any of thus - Now that Ronald Reagan is the lone presidential V V Beaganappears In the best of health. But Voters know he's 69. They would like to see him choose a - is accurate when 1i cis't of refugees, --is not the scum CC Cuban society strong and astute -statesman to Share the GOP V - "5 'Wi V JACK ANDERSON presldial candidate is the "toughest choice I have to make." It tough tholceltmuatbe given priority Im 1?on his selection. -. effic ent C avez.* h flIJ9JIA1J: 'IRCoMpmopJER; EER9 REcoMME4(W , ,- ' I • e more. • - VV -• 'I ll i d 1 p pai or i i • savings on - V e att- iseTM home as additional energy saving options. These options can include: extra ceiling and wall insulat on, heat-recovery units a higher-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, power 1l ke C fluorescen t lig 1gLLiflg hting an a microwave oven, an - i • i - V thermally efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas - • planned minimize So before hmck your a "" buy or construct bout FPU Watt-Wise Living Program. a, stop by V V - 7/A - . - - . - - . V - - , •- -• - - ' V - V - V - ' itia wise investment for the future, because the energy-saving 1 1 • features can only enhance its resale va1lue. —• — 1 in snort, or pasta or i a HIS Critics" Set Him Upr D • 1 • ' your monthly electric bill. What more, you re making a V . V ur mortgage, s more V V ' h i V November Y has better insulation, less heat- - Rg y costs a 'little more.Why.? Because t contains even more energy-saving features. And it~ certified by FPL to use less electricity ffian the home on the left. It'll help its buyer save electricit But the home on 1 ' • . . • write Stanley Garnett, acting director School Foods Program, USDA, Washington D.C. - it i i V Reagan has Stated his sele'etion'of a vice H A Watt-Wise LivingTM ome in . welcom ng w ndow 1 . ., conditioning saysrulesfor school lunches and junk400d sales are final, they - • I • homes. Why? Because school child may get Is ½ pljfl milk, 2 ounces meat alternative, three-fourths CUP Of fruit Or Vegetable$ or both and one Laker now has established itself as a after the often subcbnsclous thought of safety, - - • ticket— who can run the country with a firm hand about to become a scourge on th streets of Scheduled airline carrier on the three most Is how most people choose between one airline lucrative trans-Atlantic routes to London and another. u United Sta tes. if the need comes. from New York, Lm Angeles and MiamL A lot of thus guys I wouldn't place with "But you see how many of the staff switch Advisers to Reagan soon will start conducting a e asking 1,5W th nationwide survey. They admits. "But I don give a damn even LI 90 'structuring by major airlines, which he said these new clams,"said Sir Freddie. "On my selected voters some questions about pe randomly cheated the traveling public. Now he has been . planes you can sit wherever you want and get rt are losers. I'm locking At.. UM 10 the future. These voters will be asked to choose percen t who are winners." forced, however unwillingly, to Join the fold, the same service." from 18 names of possible Reagan running mates ' • • ochools increase the amount of eggs, peanut butter, dried beans and peas and cottage cheese they offer when they serve those foods Instead of meat. Thus, a 10-year-old will get two eggs Instead Of one egg for lunch or 2 ounces of -cottage cheese irstead it I ounbe. The minimum amount of food a grade- ween first and economy classes. British Airways Is even wrapping first classentIrely reserved for standard (stand-by) fares. Be- two things this summer rising fares and cause we've got more flights than when we declining inflight servi ce started, there are more of those seats for sale All airlines vigorously defend their than before." economy class standards of service which, V • Th nutrients Some Children, the USDA found, have not been getting as much p, ribofl UIIIITIIIIa i vitamin B-S they should school lunches. you notice, their fares recently have become on some routes. much more expenpive than rndne onm again. With all major airlines suffering losses In "Now 40 percent of the (LaMr) flights are the first quarter of IM,travelers can expect - 1SIAT . e efficient new home above was d esigned with aesigned features to help conserve our energy resources. And t requires less electricity than similar previo iusly built new V.' 1974 recommendedthe daily allowances of right - typical of them. They tried to undercut my fares and they failed. Now they've given up. If candidate and "unquestioned champion" of the Republican Party, it is time for him to devote careful attention to the selection of a vice people we @Dbq to get out that hell hole, you peopleg are ithia to do IL" presidential running mate. A;q CJPIT1ONØ. EER i - year children be given eight servings of brad, p rice wee "Rubbish," said Sir Freddie. "That's businessman'sCIIIII — SeeMSto hover bet- country. '— - one of several non-government agencies like a smaH number of zui, w seefo sreu ,, Atlantic — TWA, Pan Am and BrItIlsh Airople found It 10000n Operation ere. ways are actively advertising It. - The change In Skytrain came largely On on recent day, McCarthy was seeking The change in Laker's alistand-by Skytrain because of the un easy feeling that stand-by help from Catholic lay leaders who t flown. to a series of scheduled flights with triple- tickets give travelers. Instead, the prebooked here from Dallas New Orleans, L.os Angeles, Chicago, New York, Newark, Tampa, structured fares has led Sir Freddie's rivals Apex f ar e is now the most popular. any K _____________ __________________________ - • time and any place •In thIyolat1le world. INWLATTOPJ sce ' FIyi ng -On V Kett OF IDIAL 'TI u b V.' DT , . CILDG ______ ____ • Prudence dictates that the United States e ready and able to pec . uRcreaw, at 14Ra' FooT __ the globe. the president's request. "No matter where you go, we're a world of Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, chairman of the Senate noted that Mr. Carter praised refugees," he says, noting that while aiding In Budget Committeei vehemently that they couldn't charge the advertising those stand-by,fares across the There in still little love lost between Sir relocating the Cubans here he Is same price for a meal and then give some a pay raise proposal recently when he visited the simultaneously working on reuttling 5,000 I Atlantic any more? Freddie and British Airways. kids leas and some kids more. They claim that aircraft carrier Nimitz The revolution in transAtlantic air travel, Gerry Draper, British Airways executive Afghanistan political refugees, victims of the while elementary school costs could go down 1 "To have the commander-in.chlef go to the Soviet Union's military Invasion of theirstarted 2 years ago when Freddie Laker director, goes so far as to call Skytrain one t 6 cents a meal, secondary school costs flew his first Skytrain to New York, is quietly of the non-events of the 70s." NImltz and say• Wloopee, ,you're heroes, I'm country, In Frankfurt, West Germany. -I would go up tog cents a meal. petering out. The Skytrain concept died 17 months after going a3 baa moved band of y bseked off. Instead it Is bl"tw f I i -at*O P? ie= later say, 'Whoo-pee to community leaders Is th" e'' M660'n from Laos to'Montgonwry,'Als., t '"t schools do It. But the which sparked that revolution earned Laker a York or Los Angeles service now. He has found a home for the exiled Royal Laotian height of hypocrisy," he said. USDA's own records indicate that the t with a Mormon commiinity in Nuh- knighthood from Queen Elizabeth and made ordinary reservations, he carries cargo, he majority of schools will not. Nor am they The budget now must be reconsidered in con throughout the world relize the even has a 'business Jet class so his tariff Teen., and resettled 30,000 South likely to offer second servings to older ference. Every effort should u made to preserve or c hea p flights. DUI now it is being structure Is IndlstIngulsa4e from ours. i. In children as the USDA suggested as an the defense outlays — and the president should played down—a victim of soaring fuel prIceL "SWrain was a failure. If not, why has he -' The exacutlye director of Migration and altiilnifflye The standby tare Is still there, disguised as changed it so drastically? said Draper. cur. The feren e resolution was responsive Services f the United States a "standard fare" on Laker to make it sound any saw. "No, Skytraln hasn't worked," said TWAls, to public concern over the questionable readiness Catbolle Conference, McCarthy represents The USDA is requiring that next school a more secure reservation. But neither general manager in Brilain, Laurence H. of our fighting forces. AWLIAHcES. MICROWAVE OVEN, AND PIgfuØJrop WA5H. - VWR OUrSIVE OF AIR •aflJOflOejV AM RM Stewart complains that his son Kim Is always hungry at school. 'They don't feed him enough at lunch," he says. "I even of- booKxeeping problem." Parents all over the country have been _______ saying the same thing, and the government __________________________________________________________ has just announced it was paying attention. Well, kind of. After three year s and thousands ,of cornments, the USDA has recommended that the .schools that offer $2.5 billion worth of WORLD V federally subsidized lunches var portions so I • - that bi gger cmlaren get more food and smaller children get less. t Stanley Garnett, the man in charge of the USDA's school food programs, says that schools don't like the idea of varying portions. By ALEX FRERE cesareeaper School administrators complained LONDON (UPI) — Noticed how'nobody's rivals'. e1U$ Ifl &UJ .. iJ Tti M.9 13 17WASAW55 kflhI. , UWAAAV TO &FLU kilH,..... ..I........ %18 WE auuvc RIq - ____ - ç y--- / ERE FR1iT1OM Id5ULAflOIJ'R.II _ Department of Agriculture finally djd something that would please him. _______________ is Florida •V FUJORESCENT cciuIJG backtotheoffice.IwantedtotellhimtheU.S. _______________ _____ OR IN ____________________________________________________ _____ — _____________________ House " WTh10J W ______ ___ spurred - NO MORE t4M 117. op it DUCr: INSULATION K- 6 CONDIftO'dD tiG4mPAG • WALL When I saw the Federal Register notice, I 11104 , Kennedy WV.V WbII yIflIMo .. wIwS: V Fleeing y. - C4DSts ]Lewss V 1l l ()l ' C School _____ expense m V ___ _____ _________ ________ _V emphasis emphasis V ____ a united party, be pacified. V ___ _____ - V V I ____________ And If the Carter bid for reelection Is to be with the liberal Kennedy FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (NEA) constltutency must The We t Id a family with six kids Ilive in were unhappy with the given to Jij g Dare," says a fiery John defense spending In the $613.3 billion budget put McCarthy. "No matter what we do withihem, together In a House-Senate conference committee ft's a helluva lot better than keeping them — an won at the of spending for here." What McCarthy calls a "Jungle" Is a social welfare programs. city th panhandle So the president wavered In his earlier concern community th atarvesuaproceasIns for resolution of il and equip- and temporary home for almost 10,000center Cuban ment deficiencies. His proclaimed commitment to ...W, i.uI,,m In J more generous military pay and allowances and td solution of maintenance and repair problems, Although the Cubans' dramatic flight from by the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, their homes in a flotilla of overloaded fishing boats has captured the public's imagina tion, was eroded virtually overnight. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill also did a too little attention has. been paid to the .flip-flop under White House pressure recently and complex task of relocating them In the United States. V used his influence to ensure rejection of the When that story is told, John McCarthy will compromise. V ,, .- # ,. An frn11v rwHmI,tli' But most congressional Democrats stood firm Irishman in their support of the military spending hIs 66 years of age, he has spent almost his blessed WILLIAM STEIF' °_______ V structitin of'a party- platform. V H e necessary V '" 1 NIW$ kMCS V . - V • • - • V J& (A &1...VV '-"a" 'J&&&% your local FPL office and pick up an information brochure. WI' I e %V, watt-wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in the long mn it sts awnoie tot less. - V •• • .L7 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY • -- nve flI BEI% WORL D WASHINGTON — Gr ea t ptrsams - of fllipsM fm Labäters flow through tbs Mtkin like tutan highways, skirting the . .'. '- 1 gt ' I - "-',•, They move with the harvests, doppiq only 1ongesghtopikacopaMto.srnenoijg - losThtunUltheneatatop. Açkialtwal arm plead for their services hstt thur. Is picking to be preumn them to move on, lest they tap the iocha With *ft the III 1' - their thn. I men abois i Ø i V li V j '- California legislature. *0 others has ch1mpIpic Is a cte-4 to - Flanked by three lawyers dressed In threeChavez flatly denied charges by the Arizona Then the word began to filter back to piece soits,afumlng Chavez sat ln the hot •Farmworkers that the UFWmst secretly to Washington that Chavez had become California am tearing clumps of grass from sabotage rival union contracts. "There Is no tyrannica], vengeful, wasteful of government the ground as he spoke He was angry truth to that statenant whatsoever," be said. money. There were reports of fierce feuds But he was also Onuadve, He offered A check of union records for Arizona, Texas, bubbling up to the farm labor movement argwneuts, cited evidence and quoted wit. Florida end New Jersey revealed that only RinlunlonladerslnArixonaandTeus Dessesdllputlngthechsrgeg,Iwuclea$y one contract has been won byaijya1(pj h,zled mod at Chives. wrong on one count. As evidence of Chavez's wiktt group In the last 10 years — In 1 th NBC television network violent -lacihatlons, I reported that a freeArizona sired the ci against Qaves. It was a lance reporter named Tom Barry had been The General Accounting Office, meanwhile, shocking accomt. I assigned a reporter to "badly beaten" at a UFW rally. Barry now b LnvesUngcbwgesraledbyuItefollow up She spent weeks talking to farm says he was mere1, "roihed up a bit" conservative congrnt that Chavez's 'aborer. and t,hdr 1101141111's- MW It them On other counts, our sources stick by their union mW%Indled grant money from the aisvez's rivalsand detiactcrs. She tried to Matnts. But Chavez produced disturbing Labor Daparirnent My sourcas say eh'innaUcCaiarQiaves. HetriedtolUtU On n,mywu"ftpi4"by he. st up by Patty Newman, whahas crW" 'flyftgfl laborers from the perpetual povasti ci 1 ssUona and (bou$ she was 'bostlW!' collected money from a consortium ci - harassment, coadded on government the fluids. Afler ,lI&t$I1 hi vain for weeks to get powerful groweñln California sod who wrote aud1tor U24IfIN Cbs"M's Of ft PWkbd ow a book m-111 Chaves for a rlotiwlM Chamlo Iawm looked palud em tbq nat powsrwanthssecitherchus,wbo., - ftJ i Mer&-&-! began with this 1111M pubUshnghouse.1hebock do deei. the graa at the eaton headquarters in ft nd 0"W*NhL 7* OM ft United Fairm-Workm union, wWo Ch"" In 111"Kabla." Newman WO WAN PAId him farllQ a %mk and CWWML 44we raw to a do~t`sfie by NBC for bw wafton Un Pill fiShily. As lw4 J* thwe to ft thii asa4ng I viflJfty Igralt1i ; gg Jury br dle - .- - . 1. -, 'i:- - - prona, tyraiñoal eer. s a4, às en be g moo: . -. - - -V- ing the re under lbs 11"rub d Claw amm" r'ba atmd a insta' aat IQ my nporttir. nese abowad that moot of th* 3nillIota nalsedin praiotIonsl tcw s 0Issehebwywo 11lbs lamed Melvin HeW, tohepibonid AWASM W -•. - Wo a mmon end To= won çk.10 "o rVM* 2' MW had rxiIY3 M0 Ebyle Construction Ca Holmberg Coinsir uction Ca Pcace Realty, Inc. AC. 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CAN I 60, SARGE? CAN I ____ - GOSH SAI(ES, V ZERO, GO! CAN... _________________________________________________ - 0)-I, FOR . 20 Defense or $ r S8Cuttivator 57 58 f Lair Journey L y S 9 Bilks ________•1 DlWIAIR'F Could Be oIv I k9 b~ Art Sansom V WW U MW W-We 8U A I MOT nMUW= DS R 1UR ITFF0FFff WM? I TM MF AT WOR ! -' _______ NIOI UI Yfemale, 0 V _____ I Fl. Sanford, FrIday, June 6,1191110-1A . - - - I ul a! of IIN1 00t NIOl N I normal rate Is from Garde 60 to 80. HIMSI Isthlsanorinalheartrate for me or should I be on 36 Burned . r..,#..•wut 11 AInhk..i S.. W3........- . • The most difficult elements - •••• to control in houseplant culture are temperature, humidity, and light — with wi TOM TOM DAVE Urban Horticul turist Aloe has an overac ve yroid lighting 13 most common cause of house plant failure. Without adequate light, g at the nurse In fact, poor turbulence can whether -. . . . T -. 0. made ••• . - _____ -• --, - •." - • . - mifny* require high light Fluorescent tubes give off words, by exposing a plant to best when they're given esta4lished conditions to look their best. A blue light, incandescent bulbs artificial light for longer exactly the right amount, of plants. few plants will do well in low give off red, and jtrow-lights periods of time. intensity, and type of light You'll be more successful ligh t produce both colors. - When Briefly, most plants are they need. Definite light with indoor plants if find These include many of the growing plants under ar- very light. sensitive. They do requirements have been out what these requirements tifical light, nativeiroplcal plants will actually "sunburn" if bina tion of fluorescent and __________ . House plant FailUre CaUeOf are for the plants you're trying to grow. Check with your favorite nursery, or call our o ffice t. 3224=13- either a corn- which - Over 300 pairs I of - i S . . - they're exposed to high light incandescent lights, or growintensities. With this in mind lights, alone will usually give plants cannot manufacture won't -stay that way for long. be sure to make your selec- good results. f Thus, light is one of the Light intensity refers tO Lions car efully when purThe third way light affects most vitai factors In plant trigittness of Die area where chasing a new houseplant. plants Is in the total amount of health — especially when the pWt is placed. Generally, Light quality refers to the time Th a plant receives trying to raise plants indoors, a low light condition occurs wavelength, or color, of light is is the dur a tion of exThe light requirements of about eight feet from a tt a plant receives. Plants posure. If a plant doesn't varY window, where a plant can toe naturallight,from the receive enough natural light, ¶ really _ __ • ,. •- ________________ - J - Lighting_Common Mixed - - - - athletic shoes for the family! light intensity, quality, and duration affect different A medium light condition fluorescent, Incandescent or pro vide the additional light occurs In a well-lit room, special "Grow-Light" bulbs, necessary for the plant's best plants in different ways. where a plant Is between four Although sunlight Is the best growth. must and eight feet from a window, source of light for plants, It's difficult to provide be considered When. deterHigh light areas of a home artificial light can be used indoor ligh t inteisit1es as hi gh mining appropriate light are the brightly lit places very successfully to ' the as those under which a plant conditions for types of within three of any south, pL of plants grown indoors, would grow best naturally. tX)tQpIantL If one or more of east, or west window. Plants use t*o wave lengths But, It Is possible to corn- - heart rates, - ___ Evening Hrald, - - weigh valve 2 - OLJRSFL\/ES was making THE BORN LOSER - - - - 81 -. 0 - - Normal y4,44tk.l? I'unrpiii .tht and other medicines heart murmur. These are 38 Added seasonings are given for irregularities. crea(ei by the dr. 39 Rococo I've been told that I do not ciilatlon and they're caused 40 Non. - have heart disease and I went • by the turbulence of professional through the treadmill M can be associated with an 44 Toy elec- active circulation as might examination and 46 P.ajnjg to trecardiogram and they ust occur th somebody who's (suffix) said that my heart was a little 48 fast, th ti 49 Opera prince The doctor does want tO gland. Or the 52 Lincoln send me to have my valves be associated with a valve 53 Pronoun checked. He thinks It might be defect. Of course, your a malfunction ofit valve. Does exan-dnations will have to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 this mean I have heart de you e Inderal was on trouble? I 12 valve defect. 13 for have a 14 a short time but was taken off any think I don't because It 15 to 17 me meaningful decision can be drowsy. I do have some dii.about your heart rate 19 zimss but I understand it. until the. status of your head 20 _ could be due to my- midlite. and general health has been 21 22 23 The doctor also told me I had clarified but I would like to a noise In t1iei. What did tie reassure you that normal 24 25 26 27 28 mean by noise? Could the people can have fairly high noise be from my nerves or heart ra if they're ansious. 29 30 31 anything other than To give you more In— — — trouble? I about formation 32 " DEAR READER — Heart am sending you The Health — — rates are extremely variable. Letter number 9-8. Your * . — — — A normal person can have a Heart Rate: What It Means. relatively fast heart rate if he Other readers who want this 43 . excited. That's can issue send 35 cents with a 47 — 48 so — — why we see top athletes long, stamped,self-addressed — — having high resting heart envelope for it. Send your 51 — — 52 53 rates for days immediately request to me, in care of this ——— — — — ——— before competition, newspaper, P.O. Box We usually say that the Radio City Station, New York, ——— resting heart rate in a normal NY 10019. — — — person should be between 50 In the thIl analysis, if it — — — — — — — — —' and 100 beats per minute bUt, tur ns out that you don't have In tru th, In healthy people who an overactive thyroid and are not anxious, the rate don't have any medical should be less than 80 beats problem and that your heart permlnute.Sometlmesitwlll and circulation are perfectly be faster because a person normal, then I think you uses a lot of coffee or better look to your lifestyle. cigarettes or is in poor Specifically, eliminate coffee, physical condition. But If none t and all the beverages that of those factors are true and you may consume that con- aanfzitian 50 Cimnaninn ni 10 Stiika 1' iIAe frbbiF by Mort Waikerr 21 Teams turn at 17 Compass bat DOWN - OIflt 23 (pref.) 19 Tin (chem) W4ERE'5 A GOOf' Televisions 1 Pal of a 22 Dogmata PLACE 7t & ____ 25 Biblical dovetail 23 Tinge SARISEit brWher 2 Longed 28 rs 28 Fast aircraft 3 Meet (abbr.) chance (2 wds. word 27 etition of 29 Esaus COUfltT 30 Flower (p1.) 4 Attain 31 Soot 32 Dirts 5 Zoo 33 Crude metal 34 Work hard 6 Presence 35 Formal 38 Earths star 7 Ages ______ 24 8 Put speech ____________ - _____________ I 'i'sóo tA Ijtl - - bEAR DR, LAMB—I'm a age 48, and I I $ 130 pounds and I'm 5 feet 4. I !A o 100 er , -* _ have.a hear-theat I.!ZThlrI njnute.I'vebeentold thata I TIoINItOIofil 0U 0 L (3 A I it I N A 0 i bird 50 Small I a - for 3 meet specific feet - - Athletic shoes for or she gets - MY AO LOST SIX POIJNC - BECAUSE OF THE HIGH 01. 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Be we the doctor who puts =this pr.cedare - c.sMvely becauaa the born with "Inverted t*rstcol was the only place on (They are There, but twa, 121 • Orig. $27 Now San I III rn..an IN - A. • - - Warm up suits orders - - sweat clothes sent - - • 65 pct. poly, 35 pct. rayon DEAR ABBY: My wife and ward,) Is a Board Certified Plastic I decided to have our breakMy first husband never and Reconstruction Surgeon. fast - and read the Sunday complained, so I never Your family physician paper out-of-doors on our thought anything aboijttunt or county medical association patio. In your column that I met this man, can recommend day was a letter from Irene Can.a problem like this be CONFIDENTIAL TO J. IN Cupidoo, an animal welfare solved at my age? (lam 60.)! MODESTO: A very perworker. She. stated that dogY really love this man and want ceptive man once said:, usually bark to convey some to be a complete woman for "Beauty is a gift. Charm must him., kind of message: Th ey are be cul ti vated. A beautif ul either hungry, frightened, the ship he felt comfortable. I have never heard of woman is one I notice. A Sidney hates to dance and another woman with this charming woman Is one cold, lonely orin some kind of I'd rather dance than eat, so I problem. Please help me, notices me." trouble. there In total frustration, Abby. I don't want to lose him Meanwhile, r breakfast CONFIDENTIAL to those ruined by the loud and tapping my toes while the to somsorie else and I'm who have for Abby's constant barking of dog. in orchestra playecL afraid I might. booklets: please be I enjoy traveling alone the adjoining backyards. This WORRIED IN IDAHO patient. I am literally deluged has been a continuing because there are always a lot DEAR WORMED: Your with and am getting problem on our block with of single ladles to chat with. problem Is not as unasel them out as quickly as sev.n barking dcpwhonever Also, gentlemen ask me to yea think It Is. Fortuaateiy Why rnlmtwe suffer this annoyance because seven dog owners choose to neglect the pets they have linprisoneil in their yards? At this point,I know ofnO practical solution except to poison the dogs, which, of course, I would not consider. RIGHT HERE! RUMOR T?T OUVER for,comfort • Please, - '.BUT IF THEM APPRECIATE 'T THAT PIH(TWMG I -Bur LA" ALSO MDO-. I'M ORCUL.ATIFIG THE 0 Nylon and suede uppers Navy blue, royal blue, rust and belge.brown • Men's sizes 61/2-12, boys' 1 1/2.13, big boys' 2½.6, women's 6-9 6 Many styles to choose from • All fabrics and durability • Rut, red, bone, navy and. white Women's sizes 5.10 ______________________________ sat - - y - - - Grey terry with red trim who $.l2.$CTAPENOI4) CDAUle £IJfl FRNFT - -/ - - ANNIE ' Men's By Constant Dog Barking - are - unday Breakfast Ruined I - iv - th so r'i rr- left, Frances Mitchell, corresponding secretary; Mary. J0 Cochrane, treasurer; Edith Avenel, president; Laura Chase, first Mce president; Florence Taylor, second vice president; and Ingrid Peterson, recording secretary, ---- OF PILOT CLUB from r Sgnford at a dinner meeting at the Cavalier Motor Inn. 0(ficers are, from - - -- H•raw rnsi my i9m v,ncui, Using the Pilot International theme, "Around the world, Pilots lend a talent," Mrs. Fred Stein Installed the 1980.81 officers of the Pilot Club of your Th I ER~S - - --WIN GEMINI (May June 20) — tlmesavera. Try to eliminate small, SAGIITTARWS (Nov. 23needless expenses today or Dec. 21) — Speculative they'll nickel-and-dime your propositions brought to you by heart, cashed the ace of clubs and then should led a budget to a frazzle. Be pen- insiders should be carefully spade to dummy before lead. nywise as well as dollar- an alyzed and screened. What in the second club. East can conscious. Romance, tra ve l, looks pod on the surf ace may ruff for the second defensive luck, resources, possible have rotten roots. trick. But he will be ruffing a pItIaIIa and career for the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. low club, not a high one, and coming months are all 19) — Where major issues are South will, have no trouble taking the rest of the tricks. Atro discussed In concerned, you and your mate Nor will he have any trouble Graph letter, which begins are likely to be In accord if East discards, with your birthday. Mall $1 today. It will be in the little is Sou = led a seefor each to Astro.Graph, Box things where agreements ond high club his own 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. may not be reached. hand. East ruffed and led his 10019. Be sure to specify birth AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. last heart to make South ruff. date. At this stage of the action, 19)—Bea doer today Instead South could still ha ve made CANCER (June 21-July 22) of a talker. You know the his contract, but South fouled — You're apt to take corn- tasks that require your atthings up again. He ruffed one petltlye situations a bit more tentlon, don't try to low club, came to his hand seriously than usual today. Do rationalize them away. with a trump, rulfed his last your best, but be a good loser PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) low club, and since all as well ua good winner. — Loascould occur today If dummy's trumps had been used, Luth had to ruf f a heart LEO (July Aut. 22 — If von are t.1,'ii with small to act back to his hand. intuition and logic In but valuable possessions. lie still held one high conflict today, yield to your Leave ththlng lying about trump, but even a magician reason and not your hunches. that could tempt others. can't draw two trumps Deal with life realistically. ARIES (March 21-April 19) one hand with just one high VIRGO(Aug.22lept.22)— — Instead of complimenting trump and the hand collapsed, 110w did South blow his seedvIsIng anoth how family members for the good swa onu cnance to run his or her attain today, things they do, you may Call and Alan Sostag When he ruffed East's bestxeyouknowwhatyou're attention totheirfaults today. heart, that was South's about. Poor advice Do the former, not the latter. Todafs hand should be a trick. He still had three high h. in fact, only really bad trumps in each could get this person In TAURUS (April 20 May 20) play can cost South t* deeper. — It could be a trifle difficult tract and only the 5-1 club could sImplub the ace LIMA (Sept. NI-Oct. — today to keep to yourself break can prevent an er hiflg nf Sj* and ( , ov Being too Indecisive today information told toyc*iinthe trick. six tricks by a crow could create problems for strictest of confidence. Button South ruffed the second mu. (NEWS'APnR ENTERPRISE AS8N.1 others u well ufor yourself your lip. have p -- - Don't take what they do for today, so don't skip any small you for granted. You may lose steps. Shor tcuts could turn out AT PRISCILLA'S POP addition, If and good physical condition, you smoke cigarettes, they JUNE 7, 1960 Make decisions sions rather than usuall heart rates are should be eliminated and y below80. From time to time this evading them. unless you're physically If your doctor heard a noise active, you might want to coming year, friends will go SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. in he's probably telling start a gradual, se nsible out of their way to glve you a — Details are important there, youthethlyou have boostup the ladder of success, where your work is concerned a exerciseprogram. - ,-. ____ - 1980 _It_• YOUR BIRTHDAY Fantastic savings! - - - ______________________________________ K& MEEK I ,- ___________ f children. 1551, M IN THE REFRIGERATOR -- FOR FOOD- y. .. -, H byBobMontana men,. women and Ladies' canvas shoes. - 301 KIM ,, - - Sanford - - - - - , - - Hwy. I?-" and 51111111 St. Ou1Se.ns.fo9p.m.M,a..$at. 0paa12II1te5I$Suaday - - - - ft1 �r?. a • -- -. -, - . -: -z.'- •• -- - - - - - _ . . - .-._--- ". -. .-.. .-. - -;; -, , , ,- - , - - - - - • : -a_j!!\l iuJr1r .. - - - '-a - - • b - . - - ____ -.--. - _____ ---- ----. - - - - - __________________________ - -- - - - - - ---- --- .- -- ------- - _____________ - - - - A MATTER OF RECORD Ruben E.AoIto-6.S9-. 11102. C Wyrnor4 Rd., . . E I t5pez - 7.59-,- 219 W. 17th St., sari! David E. Ford 1-39-423 Riverview, AS S. Nancy A. Harris 6-37--same add. William E OyIer 2-43Oakwood Ct.. FP. & Margrie4 Backer, -11-47- tarn. add. Michael Ammean,-9.34-- 619 E. Orange Ave., No.217, ASS )v,fle Ulrno, -3-54- same add. Robert L. Jaques - 2-41-dOS Edgewater Dr., On. & Linda D. Dow-lOIS- 1506 24th St., Orl. Ciaud, H. Roberts,-1-40-Wilbur Ave., 1k. Mary S. Holly M. Lee 1:51-same -_. - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH Marion.5hiwftOC.1y Av $anf. JUDICIALC$RCUITINANDPOR$1170 '-MINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dept Kith & Reliab (Linda t vI Action N.. $$-426.CA44.P Freenty) vs Lester Cooper POB IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Thi Snf S4lPport order $16 wk WAYNE DOUGLAS LEWIS, Bamaft Bk Sem vs AAA Display Husband y3 -------------, SignsTPmrnas B Cate Jr I-Whale $1121 MARY HILDA LEWIS. Wall Plumbing & Htg vs Rosalie Wife Tucker 149 Upsala Rd Sanf $110 AMENDED Christine Brown vs William F NOTICE OP ACTION Brown 2545 Park Dr SI Sani wf) di TO: Wayne Douglas Lewis support $20 wk - , Resldence unknown CQmBank-Sem vs MarIa C LaII known bdrIss: Figuia $334 co General Delivery Melissa Shifford vs Edwin I Osteen, Florida 37764 Nave suppot order $40 wk YOU ARE HEREBY notified Sentry lndemltyvs Swaney Corp $h.t an amended proCeeding for ef ii $24,922 - dissolution of marriage and Cocnbank-WP vs Dennis S. Linda arrearage in child support Meridith...-)0' RidgIOOd St LW payments has been filed aoainst RickyLFoye--7-$7- isosw.25th St., apt. 303. Sent. S. Mary C. Leigh - 4-SI- same , Hershel L. Gammon -. 45720)5 Sanford Ave., Sanf. I. Julie A. Dahistrom - 1.59- Same add. MichetI K. Get*lardb- 432-i Pt. 1 Box 114 H. Sanford & Cherie A. Park)wrst - 7.41 same add. Robert K. Sommerville Jr.. - 7. - 13 Franklin St.. AS & ValerIe 0. Sommervllle - 7.4same addr.9s. H.rbtrl A. Davis - s.n- p.o. Box 902, Sanford IWilda M. Richards _____ -S.45- 106 Paddock CL, - John R. Brady Jr., -11-55- 13) CountryClubCr.,Sanf.&JanIsM. FItzgerald - 2-59- 12014 Pasteur Dr., apt. 302 Oct. -- - 6404 Old WG Rd., On. - Nancy I. Wllth St., San!. S. Even Walt- 12- - General Fin vs ftaul S Broderick Florida, 32171, on or before July - - ages, P.O. Box 607), Clearwatic, Fl. 3)319. ____________________________ each. Call 867.1266. ___________________________ __________________________ DeP SOuth Products Forest City default wIll be entered against you __________________________ Rd AS $1906 for the relief demanded in the William D Williamson vs Maria C Petition. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR *1 name restored to Sheryl I Stewat'tson 14)2 Sparrow St LW 1 MAMELE Vaughn Cable Studio piano & bench S. $19 Post Office Drawer H Robin M Poore vs Michael D Sanford, Florida 32171 Roger F Cole & Rita A 34..._j())j Loll, -3-SI- same add. Iupport$3Owk WF P08)90 Oviedo DEx-26 NOTIFIED that the ____________________________ FINAL 922 E. Lk. Destiny Rd., AS & Teresa A. Gnimrn-10-53 same Atlantic Nat Bk Sem vs Donald Credithnitt of Amer vs Sue S - Salary commensurate with ability. Send resume & salarV requirements to P.O. Box 2304 Lake Mary 32746. . deceased, File Number 10.171 CP, is pending in the CIrcuit Court for 21-Situations North Park Avenue, Seminole BEACH HOUSE N Smy, mt wk. mo,2lgBR,CTV,W&D,IgLiv Rm, 30' porch, ocean vw, $250 - ___________________________ $3.30 Be. _____________________________ PER HOUR Own your own business & build to 570.000 annual net income within 6 months to 1 yearl Local, reputable company needs distributors for 143.0 French Ave. and also at for nationally known coffees & 2309W. 1st related products. immediate income, investment required. Interviews will be held 11:00 ZELLW000 CORN St. By the bushel or by the ear.323-2261. - - LigalNotice County - apartment? SeII"don'tneeds" 3 Acre - ------ _____ --_ - . 'CALEND - 0 PubliVi May 25, June 6, 13, 70, JUI ---- - --------- -a _ 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. AIR & AirportBoulevard - tltlous Name Statutes, To-WIt: the original with the Clerk of the - 1957. 11g. Carl S. Joiner, Sr. Publish: May i& n, s. 1990 DEW.71 Churth, Stale Road 434 Yoin Adult Club for Singles, 9p,m., Orlando Garden - ----- BI.E CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND, 2 ACRES. - Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Qrlando. 18-Hslpnted ___________________________ ______ SATURDAY, JUNE7 Seminole Community College Players present CALL62S 1101N.MlIls WE LIST AND SELL MOREHOMETHAN ANYONE III THE _________________________ Large fenced yard, new paint - _________________________ .,The sooner you place your will Qet results. 0636 -'I - EMPLOYMENT v eetiocrIon, ss mo. + securlf$. No children or pets. 333.6374 • __________________________ . GENEVAGARDENS-3Bdrm. $290mo. Lease, Deposit. ' _____________________ NEEDRESIOENTtAL' FINANCING? CALL 1980 VIKING-Mobile Home. All electric,CentralH&A,3Bdrm, 2 bath, set up on lot, skirting awning & shed. 322-9113. 54-Garag Sales _______________ Corner Celery Ave. & Bnisson. SAY GOOD.BYE TO - - FDIC-Equal Mousing Lender OFFICE FURNITURE lIOSCourISt. FrI& Sat. Airconditioners 11000 BTU, heat & cool, $73 guaranteed, San. OF PAYING RENT? HOME-S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. '' Call todayl And own your own OFFICE FURNITURE home. lOCompteteOlfices 339-7020 LONGWOOD - 1972 ARELI-2-2, a must to set s,5oo. - seminole Colnty, FlorIda under PublIsh: May 30. une,6, 1), 20. Orlando, Florida 32101 the fictitious name of THE 2590 Telephone: (303)422.4571 GOLDEN RULE, and that I Intend DEW-12l Publish: June 6,13, 2550 to regIster said name with the ___ - morel You'll lpve -It for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In cccordancewtththe provIsioinol the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: c. ,',' -- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ' SeparateseaIedbids$rit,mss FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTlisted below will be ecáived In the GAGE ASSOCIATION, OffiCe Of the Purchasing Agent, vs. Plaintiff, Seminole County Services DAVID - ALDON WILDER, - - DEW-119 DSBARY-Lovely, Ige 1 berm, - tIiebackyardlsn't?S,ll it with 'a Want ad. Call 333.3411 Street and Park Avenul, Sanford, CARL HELBIG, THE UNITED Full Time Work for clean cut, rsIIObIe, expariancad painter, FlorIda 3217), untIl '10:00 A.M. STATES OF AMERICA. Notice Is hereby given that lam local no other need apply. Call Bob time, Wednesday, June 25, DeRnt. engaa.d In busineis at 300 E. 190: Adams 333-7741, AMENDED Quwch, Casselberry. Sahr*iny Night Dance Club .01 DeBary, B P.fl, DeBary Community Center featuring Adrian FtiJerman and the Dixie Flyers. For .eüor dU.na, ' - Blvd. Suite 2-S It*m Na. 1-Fire Equipment Casselberry, Pia. Seminole Item County, Florida tmder the f k Halon Gas3-Furnish-Install System Semoran tltloul name of HEART OF FLORIDA REAl. ESTATE SEP. Center 11:02a.m. at the West Front door - lsId,nams with the Clark of the Chromatography System for __ - .lessup Heights. $10,000.00. 244S.MyrtI4Ave. OrJdo 327-1S17 )3t.0640 - 'SililOtfl,PrOV1deflCSifldElkC$inBOU3$y5ld,D.flfli. MiaIc by KopeL Seiluol. AA, 3p.m., speaker and covseid dlth. Florida In acoordance wIth the provIsions of the FIctitIous Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 063.09 Florida Statutes 1957. REJECTED. Item Ne. Requirements - munl Can 81*11 Road, DeBary Iruction, Imtntlon, 7: pin. Open to public. . SANFORD. 2 BR uflfurnuih.d, also available an EflicIec - _______ ______ LOIS, Biock?, INDIAN HILLS, Pire and Unit), Second fleplat, accordIng EXECUTIVE HOME 3 berm, 3 bath wtth office, pool, - ThelimeTestedFirmfleg. Real Estate Broker fireplace, S acres, barn, fish i pond, close to I-I. minutes to I 120N.ParkAv,. $l02psrmonth+ utilities 2565 Park 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 2525 - 1 Bedroom Apirtment PIat8ockIl,p.g,llofttiepvblic CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good company Item Ne. 5- Annual Records of Smlnola County, - - - COURT - - ,s.ciudedaues. '22 2420 - ti H. !v'nsst . '2 - Church, Ssnicrd. - - ot 1 "Central Park" ac fo 5 Plo 0-at thirs°J is to. $ , DsLi"tL ' - - - - - -, - - - . -- $ p.m., -. EXEC. I4OME - 3.1½ with family room, all equipped in $tofli Island. 2 acres,, canal - - *a FRI - - Work_irs 11) needed tot Cabinet car, - --- ________ -- --- - . wonted In Full time (10 tics.) employment DO NOT APPLY. - - - ---- __________ - . i • it Park Avenwi 'knfo, Florida 37711 1306) 333.0* lxi. - - DIX.$3 -. - REAt CI SANFORD REALTOR fl44$. Preqctt Aye. Broker 531-5100. ' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE, 311-3)5 E. Fir-it St. . -- - back_yard - - - - - - sell Ivery$hingfstwiShawqfltad. cu ____ - Is sale .- 3102 or 530.9531. - addition, Only *31,000111 REALTORS TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME $21,000 E.Z TERMS. 339-139 339-1* uo.000. " - - - 322-3422 BUYJUNKCARS KELLCO PAINTING LicensedS. Reasonable,Quality 6110018 Free EsI Free Ext. AftF you beSt 962 5597 exterior, commercial residential Specialty decorative fireplaces tIn Ccli 322-1624.3324460 Painting & Repair stalled) Call John 331 0371. tree estimates. 7occ - ________________________ Trent Painting 8. Repair Interior 8. Exterior I NEWTIRE5$1999&Up 7113 French Ave. Sanford ____________________ ______________________ REFINISHING--Touch up 9. ______________ ____________________________ prkn- find him listed in our Business Directory -__- M5rchandise Groomlng& Boarding COUNTRYUYING small bicycle? Sill these Idle1 $ 84cm, '4 bafli, - IIfIPIeçU.. Nemswlthawonted.T,pfoc, ad. call VOic friendly - :- Animal Maven Grooming 8 , Boarding Kennels InsIde 8. outside screened runs Off - Plunting & Lawn Sprinklers _________________________ fboorsleepingboxes. insulated, , fans. Also Air -- Plumbing 8. Irrigation I Rain Bird & Toro Free Est conditioned ______ - CALL SANDY WISDOM -$49-SI!iorga. - ___ _____ I Larpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded I Newrms, kit & bath remodeling, I Fireplaces. We handle the - - - ______ - For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk fiting cab. & chaIrs. Many items to choOse from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11. OFFiCEFUNNITURI 4OCornpI.teOfflces __________________ _____________ _k ' - I °Autos etc. Wayne Beal 327-132) ___________________ 3227029 _____________________ REMODELING IREPAIR ____________________ ______________________ _____________________ - Hon-.. Repair !'oO FIN L..EX PERT - - U50cash B E LINK CONST I - 1M VW Bug-Runs very good, asking $500 or best offer. avail Syrs.exp. Patios, Driveways, II -- - I Man,i.ivalityoPeration SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepatr&Remodeling .24hrL .. 327071) - House Cleaning I saiu, 110$ B. Sanford Avenue I I P'sl..slw.& }isI _i_ -_- WeIdin FILL DIRTS. TOP SOIL - YELLOW SAND CallCl,rkIHirt32.75I0 OFFICEFURNITURE Housewives Cleaning Service PerSonalIzed, fast dependable Regularor 1 time basis LONGWOOD - 1. 4 chaIrs. $30 cacti. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvge, 17- . - - ____ iEMODELING _______________ _______________ 339.1O ACRE $1393. Call 3220725. - - ______________________ I 1970 FORD VAN-4 cyl. auto, _______ - Renioc1éi l401fl01fl3t'Oveinent _________________ $anfopj. man,. 4 ACRES TALl. PINE & OAK 1 -_LI_ - SERVICES UNLIMIfj Welding done, $13.02 per hr. 322-0771 Cawnmowers. We sail the iest & service the riot. WESTERN We do wash windows ---_-_- Hey Kids: LookIng for an extra dollar? Ask Mom & Dad' to let I you have a classIfied ad WlNDO*SCREEN REPAIR garage sale. also PATIO DOORS .322-1343 after6 _________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ 477-5i ______________ : __________________ Wlndow&SaienR.pslr; ____________________ - - _________________ sdeIIfic., Realtor444-aol) j - Living RQom Suite wthrow coy. irs &'coffei table, all prac _____________________ Mirtlatowfl Early American ____________________ , 5ROKER Lovely quiet nsighborhaod Fenced back-y.rd -mid wlI. - ! Pile ------------'.--1 an il*lliIt'$ ________________ - 327-1577 ______ - - 'L -- - - - - __________________________ _____________ ___________________________ - - Purnftui-sSalvagc,11.92. Soot ____________________ ' ACREL SOME WOODED S. SOME FARM LAND. ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO, $L000 PER ACRE WILL 3220231 - V Est rp se, Inc. - eye. P1cc' a classif lid ad. and pi*Shimi.jjourPfoIt - Drive.Icyl.,stcl., 13,000mlles. Asking $5500. Call 3310732. FM cassette. $3,500. Call 349- These beds are not damaged orsiconds but brand new top i wing sets onlyt Free PAVED RD -ltd OVIEDO. $40,000. - OFFICE FURNITURE 4OComplese Offices 339-7030 LONGWOOj) - 'saefoftotatlnventcryoftrarxJ & HORSE STAlLS GENEVA AREA. 522.900. - - 60-Office SUPPHS _______________________ _____ _______________ time, Original 8.391, bal. $181 or 8.2$ mo. Agent 339-5314 S ACRES RESTORABLE MO. Cash for your lotl Will build REALTOR33947OO - 1979 DODGE STUMPY 4 Wheel ___________________ _____________________ ______________________ ' IV7S Singer Futura Fully auto, - - - I ____________________ - lOComplefeOffic.s 51-HouseholdGoods photos or color 9610. 3239735 _________________________ ________ - ' _____ TERMS. VA.FHA.235.COfl,HO __________________ - -:-'.- - 2341S. French Ave. - block F. of 1.4. 379-5900. Wedding photography by John Cullum, Free engagemenl I _________________________ new. $2000.' Firm. After 6 -- _____________________________ _______________________ didn't work, here wouldn't be anyl 1910 HOiiT[W mi, p.m-wkend call anytime Estimates, 322 7196. ________________________ JuSt think-if classified ad MUSIC CO., Longwood Village __________________ FRONTAOE.PINE ALL FRI REAL OF SANFORD REALTOR w Wtider may buIld. Call Wermatlan. - wIth fireplace, cuitm barn all On $ acres. . SAT Ito5 I'IeI hems for W,* build your Plans or Ours. - cadet 1 stone 3 berm, 2 Ii,. ,a. ------ have called the rest call the ____________________ _________________________ NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full price 5999, Console pianos $1195.. These are top name pianos. Includes bench, - - - someone is LET USHELPYOU BUYQR SELLYOUR HOME 5.3rd stress on right. PreviewOurmodelhome&uu.ct your - cativu.w - - - _____________ The King of The Rock All types of slone, interior __________ - __- ' I0ComplefeOffices 339-7Q20LONGW000 ______________________ . shopping, Assumable mor. - thiS biwflful area homes & home'$Ites. East on AIrport Blvd. to Airport *uttiorn, Entrance, right mi acres. $4,009 dn, owner $438 momines. 349-3527 dvii. - Creative Surfaces lic., special From$lOto$50 __________ 591VojsicaI ________________________ - Bedroom Horns with Fireplace. N' church & '- 3 Berm. I bath on approx. i BDRM-Partially turn., 1 e, 3822011, or ealom. CRYSTAL PARK 545$. - -- ' - __________ _________ as Is. Newwigs$Seach. NewL 7$x13 tire. Floor sanding S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL I ELECTRIC, NICE sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. ______________________ 11Ei5th$t. - - BETTER HOMESSOARDENS STARTINGOUT -J OR SLOWING DOWN? 3 Bdrni, I bath mobile wIth -. - All work guaranteed 8. includes screpng 8. mildew removal- - Call 323 0522 T__.... ______ Plymouthneadsmotor&tIIIer - - tlSE.2sut$t. -. - ,. Fireplaces. ' 323 7111 Team mongoose frame & many gold alloy parts, reci gum wail llres. Nearly new, original cost & 1 ft 2x1's & 1x4's, '71 $3O,OCOEXCELLENT TERMS. INC. EVERY DAY 3337332 - ______________________ - ________________ I - CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. Same dat' service. - _________ 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND. OSTEEN AREA. • - - 1 bath in t.*ki Mary - LPN3-)1 Shift. Apply: SØ.e Fld 3i*t*ei 1917 , -- - fo 3 pm. - Publish. ?My 16.23,30 Juns 4, -- ' - , - - ---. str.ct & Wit: $qctign - - PAINT BRANDIYOUR CHOICE 1 - ____________________ b&anr'e. Only 1 year new, golf course vIewt3Bdrm,3b.th,au.00I.. Gentry Manufacturing Co. - - - - MY W. HAWTHORNE, CITY Cl.2*K --:4. - ------------------------------------te ------------------------------------------ - - CCORDINOLY.. . DollaRs PI*I1C UU7, liii PrQY19It(1 $sslswt , • . 1M100V15N YOURSELF - . - - __ -- peslilins, experience preferred but wilt train. - ñeaUcn bell behind Sombsrg _______ ______ - on operat 1mkIoIi County, Florida I cost the and shaH flof be passed on to, or be under Ph, fictitious name ci - - - - - Noticeishirebygiyeflphetl.m engaged business at 7409-S - - BATTERIES-New,530, Exchange. Used-$16. Exchange. 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1900. ____________________ ______ C.3 LOT-On Hwy. 436. $1 J,000, bath, Central HU, $39,900. , great terms. Park Place attic 1p.m. - endy. Jp 30 1131, b% the Jo name wIth the CIãk 01 ftii Circuit Rlackmon, CPM Ca.ry CIty Halt, 9$ LOkI Psj$ Court, $smlnoieC.unty. Florida Agent TrIpisI Drive, st-7$ P.M. or-as $ernlohi :COunty Services KCirdaflCi WIth te, : ,_T - - wttichinlIsivdgmeitbistry,. liii Infest of Ph. Countt. cost - Removec 77-Junk Cars 58-Bicycles _______________________ _________________________ REAL ESTATE Berm, 7 bath, was 5-33.000. Plow $30,000. MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR' 70) Bldg. F. Aftamonte Dr. OPEN HOME Saturday FREE LIST ______________________ CIIIOfCOAiein searsosion rcessary, PW $3.10 Pif he.. WOrk GOLDSNROD REAL ESTATE, iswymo - p Seminal. County, Florida. ___ - . Sr. ALTYinci '•, various ioctions In - waivi - , MOU5 _______________________________ REALTORS 32HoUses Unfurnithed Multiple Listing Service, d3P.ndabls Janitors for' dltdii* PI iwfthsp)cJfIc.tIon$avcIl lathe Deputy click mitted acp Offke SI Phi Purthco Agent. PublIsh: May Jun. 6. 5I0 only -as ag pet •5 into an m.C.,res,,,n iigtitto DEW-no establishsd walircours.." Vi r.,ci any or aø bld4. wIth st rian Is wins requested on the wlthovt ccvii tq ' ________ - - - -- " TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN ____ Ouirch, North Woodland Zenith Color Console, Floor mod. $13S. Call 322-1797 9:20 to 3:30. CaliBart -_ incomei __________________ - _______ ba C*VSFSd 11id 09011 _____ ae1be; -7 p.m., Floçi F$fsl,. Jtemocti8crinp. 7 p.m. F1094.di Federal 8&L, State - . ' _______ - _____________________ ______________ Fireplace, modern kit. S I DuPLEx. $39,900-Excellent - . CJWIT'y c.e SI Orllaanc.s, •lflOIffitl ijld PrOOf Of Il4$urend*. - (SEAL) from SectIon 21.14. fosemerds. Bond forms will be furydaiied by.i.r?hur W. Bectiwith (d), which afatas, "No 00111 ditch the - $amhwii County PvdsasIng CLE*K OF THE CIRCUIT Salnage will be permitted within 5sj LA, anon,Mintal Health Center, Robin Hoed, Altamonts Springs. - Sanford, Fia.3271I l0Completeoflic.-s 339-7020 LONGW000 - _______________________ y noon, Ssdord Qvlc Cenlar a iii 322-6123 _________________________ PAOLA ________________________ '---a together with alt structures, imFood Store, Sanford area. item N•. 6- Furnituri for. proyeqcjts, fixtures, appliances, Agricultural Center app irlzncnca on said land or The sooner you place your CITY OP CASSELItUY5t Item Na. 7-Metal cisilfIld ad, the y NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING Agriculture Center Shilving for used in caniunction tharltti. The aforesaid sale wIll he made willgetresults. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN For Item Plo. 2 only, Furnish- pursuant to a Final Judgmant CaeamfWry will hold a Public Detention Center. upon WORKERS. Order PIckle. award, nowpendlnglntheClrcultCouflof feasIbility of granting a vaØaflca, to benefits. 3SI3 furnish Paym and a tor County, Florida as provided by Soclian formInce Bonds. each in the DATED thIs 30th day of May, Lin. - Work ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & SERvtCE - htinu4-ceiiing& Attic fans & times. 71 HourS Local Call 678 6927 ______________________ - --- each on Sanford Aye. lust across from Sanora (county). Priced $16,500 for all three. Trade or terms OK. ' extras. Just $42,300. _____________________ - Mirsere Tsesthsantsrs (i.b, 715 43-Ots.ACrN9O (2 Central H&A, dining rm, eat Metal Pipe, JTJi49 MONDAY, for ROY - S PAINTING Good qualIty work, lowest rates - CUSTOM BUILT- 3 berm, 2 bath home on large wooded site In lovely Loch Arbor!- ___________ Salesman now. To make polntmint for Interview caU 323.5174, Harold Hall Realty REALTOR property: Annual Painting _____________________ _____________________ _______________________ sale the following dSOcrlbed real OeøtmsntofPublicSafesy, Publish: May*Jvn.6, 13,20, 1900 I)•In. 4- AttsrHours3l7.$957 _______________ - Plant. ALL PREVlOU, BIDS MotorHome,$4,900. Call 323 502$ 2927Hwy 1797 ____________________________ assumptiont A buy for $10,000. . __________ __________________________ _____ ______________________ ment. 377 59O LADIES SHOES 2 PR. $3.02 Army Navy Surplus 3725791 PARK SALES 2754332 - sIr BUILDINGS: SPRING - . - span buIIdlngs.30x4x12 for - sSIa,l.vessstlswlyalroc*m, blue floral WIth green S gold, Tiny --velvet. Excellent condition. $430. eves. 333-.4144. - 'S. ., '- - -. .... .... - r F ACIA BOARDS $19 00 ROBSON MARINE Ca1l327-)721 - VACANTLOTS-2Lctsapprox, - H&A, Fia. rm, fencid eat-In-kit, porch & morel Lgw apt. furnIshed or unfurnlshed. appointment. County, at Sanford, Florida the SEIGLER REALTY SUPER) Berm, 1 bath home in ___________________ _______________________ EXECUTIVE OFFICE CLER K-Training position. Plush surroundings, 33 year Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. $33,000.00. I - IS'FIBERGLAS Fishing &DOubleBed,$SoforaIl )97NOBILITY KINGSW0007-1, 12x60. Exceptional furnishings. 511,000. -- - CROCKETT SERVICES Comple$eyardCare Calt3f1019latteropm. : PATIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS '33793.43 aMer 6 ____________________ - 1975 I9'AlSTOCRAFT_l2Ohp. I 0 on a 1979 magic tilt trailer, acces 54)00. 323 617), BUNK BEDS- For Sale - - - SANFORD-Lovely 1 Berm + den or 2 Berm, air. $220. Adults. 612 Park. 1-111.7853. ___________________ _______________________ NOTICIOF$ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for Dententlon that on the 17th day of Jun. 1990 sectIon, priced to sell 5)0.450. DUPLEX-i BR, 1 Bath each. WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE AT Yoursforslol,000 3BEDROOMUNFURNISHED Large kit, fencedyard FICTITIOUS NAME buIlding w.partltlon, Sanford Avenue. $15000.00. del -- - _______________________________ 50S4 or 6616411. Kids gone, but the swing set in' ROOF, DRIED.IN, DOORS I LEISURELY LIVING I Bdrm. 2 bath home In Loch Arbor on over I acre! Lakefront, fireplace, 72x14 porch, diningt rm, equipped eat-In kit, iarg, 671-4530. - - , Publish: MayJO.June. 6. u, 1910 8aIordAAW,men'.Gr.,2p.m.,11W.F1r8t. - RN full time, S4 shift. Apply in PicSOfl Sanford Nursing & Cony, Center, 9 Mellonyllie _______________________________ Sandlewood - Condos. 7 BR, 28, newly painted & decorated. 295-7766, - - 1957. 51g. John M. DiNtcola, Jr. SANFORD * * * * * * * * DEX-13 ____________________________ - WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LOG WAItS, TRUSS 533,000! - Needlepoint and Rug Hoskiag CI$$S,Weekly, 1 P.n., Deltona Public UI*'ary, 1591 Prov1diz Blujivard. - Ph. 931-2104 _____________________ ___________________ - - Congregatloutal z'IstIan (ucb Man'. a 3235176 - Call 323 1487 or 862 0708 - - -----' ____________________________ FOR SALE - 1 Timeor Regular -Reas - GWALTNEY JEWELER 201 S. Park Ave. 3226509 inc,-ete 7Recieatjl Vehicles - 55-B9ats&Accessories - - _____ __________________________ Saturday, June61?. Cornerof 5t.Rd 4271 Nolan Rd __________ Bargain Extravapunafos. Centr'J Florida Qapteg. Aerlcan Red Cross, 9 $fl3. to'5 P at chapter house at Bumby and Central 111 OrlandO. Baked goodo flu market and suction, - _______________________ Ave. 323-7340. - S &S LAWN & POOL 327-3706aft$ - - _________________________ -, CARPORT SALE - -- ________________________ ___________________________ _____________________ Dell's Auction Center lOCompIeteOfflces _- SELLlNGDOLLCOLL'ECTlO individualonintire group. ARE YOU TIRED ___________________________ - 323 3620 -- Cieanlng& Repairing Clodi GRAB BAGS& DOOR PRIZES ______________ ___________________ - General Cleaning & Hauling 373 0119 Free Est 339 7633 --------- Repairs 8. Carpentry Rea 373 1481 or 9670708 - Piano, furn., more. Sat. 106. _______________________ __________________________ ______ -- S&SCLEANING SERVICE ______ BEDROOM WITH EAT IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. l older home -completely modernized Central H&A, - 'a - FLAGSHIP BANK 1* S. HEAT, NEW APPLI. ANCES. DEBARY. $35,300. ______ - tohapprn. colfee table Plus the balance of an estate. ___ 8300070 ' ESTATE SALE-Sanford. SW Willbuylst&2ndmortgata.We also make Peal Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. your lot. 3 berm, 2 bath, - specialty, 2Syrs Exp 969 8562 appliances, wIcker, dlst,p. lurnitug'e. 106 W. 20th St. ___________________________ - 339-7020 LONGW000 2hldeabed, living room chairs I. couches, large desk, color & Bl.W tv's, antique solid oak dining room table cut down to $300 DOWN assumable $163 mo payments. Located In Lake Robinson, Orlando, 4222976 Kalhryn Estates or move on _______________________________ ' - 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER 1SO'x131' FOR COUNRY LIVING NEAR LAKE - enVy Iandscipèd lot! Fireplace, Fla rn1, dining rm, equipped eat-ln.kit, patio, 7Centrai H&A, wv carpet! ui,t $59,000 LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 1½ baths AduttsOy. Call 333-2090 - $31,000. Mowing Edging Trimming COLOSSAL GARAGE SALESat., June 7, 9 to 4, AntIques, ________________________ ______________________ BEAUTIFUL- 3 Berm, 2 bath 2 BedrOom, 1 Bath, Central H&AL - ZONED-C-2. - MEINTZER TILE 47-A--Mortgages Bought 322.7912 llMfl OFFICE FURNITURE FRI. 7:30 P.M. _____________________ _______________________ 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 home in C.C. Manor, cornpletely furnished! Move right ml Superarea! Fla. rm., eatin-kit, w-w carpet & more! • Only $29,500. Airport Blvd. on l7-92n. Sanford., MarIner'sVlliaa. - 912 French Ave. - ç Ceramic ills Mowing, Edging, etc, Time, Vacation or all season 3220218 __________________________ - Lawn Care __________________________ When you plate a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald. stay close to your phone because WOULDN'T BE ANVIl -- Bulldozing, Clearing, Service Ditches, culverts. 33) 1997 -- ------------------ JUST THIN K, iP CLASSIFIED Land Clearing _____________________________ _________________________ ________________________ Lic. 24hr. REALTOR I 425-1426 Or 2991 2 to 6 pm. __________________________ & Soki V'HY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Free Estimates Mobile Home double wide, -_ SULATIONCO 3231183or 8)1 1175 Free est ------------------- _______________ - Cleaning ANbY'S CARPET CLEANING back payments & up-to $3,000 _____ REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. - SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS' Tint&Steamextractjon - - ________ ____________ -_____ ________________ - ' - - CLEANING ..- For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisats. Call Dell's Auction. on mostall makes I4ER fl - S TV 2597 5. Santord Ave. 373 1731 -- -. - Senior citizen discount: Free est - - • CARPET S FURNITURE I,'i June 27 & 78. consignments accepted, for Info call Sanford - - - - - 831 9397 TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 5-193-73. Bal $113.l6or $11 mo. Housing Authority 303-323 9615. - JETSTREAMIND. 33) 7137 Mildew Ott Roof. ext Walit Nook 519 E 151 St .377 5747 Auction 339-7070, - - - High Pressure - TOWER'SBEAUTYSALOPj 323-2801 __________________________ rehabllitatlonix-oject. Will pay UP to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford CH&A, on the scenic Wekiva River,$77,500. Call327-3909. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 333-3300 VAS.FHA Financing _____ Orlando 373 6670. WANTED TO BUY-Homes in - - - _________________________ _______________________ misc BRIDGES ANTIQUES HWY46SANFORO.FL eble $75. 19" Sears Color Portable $95. AM-FM Stereo ______--------------- -- - -. Estate Winted -.-- - security. Inquire at 1913 21 NEW CARPET & paint. $).000down--OWnerwillhold mtg. No. qualifying, $25,000. CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED P6601. $2,900. %ANFORDAREA Call )33.l;t' _____________________________ - AAA' ------ GENEVA- 12'xSO' 3 Bdrm trailer on 2½ acres of fenced ' __________________________ * * *-* * * * * 41-Real -- Sat., June 7th,7p m. 3.60 ______________________________ - - ' Mechanic will service AC's refrig, freezers, water coolers. - BAKS ____________________________ ________________________ __________________ -- 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. - - 30ApBr'tflleflts Unfurnished , Merry Christine Jones REALTORS - Sanford's Sales Leader 1 BR-$209up. Pool. Adults only (SE.HUR H BECI(WITH JR Deceased FICTITIOUS NAME CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Notice is heIebyglv.n that lam -COURT REPRESENTATIVE: - REALTY ______________________ the Estate of Petition, _________________________ - $29,9O,$6,9O0down 1-295-7766. acre. 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAM. ILY ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOPPING. $29902 STENSTROIVI _______________ Date of the first publicetlon of ___________________ FoSale - - - ------------- ------- - CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE _______________________ _______________________ _____________ - , - 20 ACRE PRODUCING 42-Mobile Homes GROVE-wIth 600' on lake. Near Pine Hills $6,500 per --- 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, _______________________ _______________________ 2nd day of July, 1990, otherwise, a June 6, 1910. William Paul Jons Iudgment may be entered against As PersonafRepresentativ, of you for relief demanded in the - - ANDt.EWOOQ-5AIfFORD - Mtg., country living in town. _____ - Churd3, Lake Howell Road, - - ____________________________ or Sit monthly. house trailer on property. Will sell all or part-Make offer GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. _____________________ Worklngladyp,asroomtor,,t0 same in apt. wi ' 0499, _____ - - ____________________________ ROOM, AIR S.. HEAT. ELE. , 321-0500. ____________________ the flctltloue name of CARL'S are of the personal representative, or MARKET, and that I intend to filed against you aand you required to serve copy of your the venue or lunlsdictlon of the reglsteruidnamewiththclerk written defenses, if any, t0 court. RN'S - LPN'S of the CIrcuIt Court, Seminole HOWARDLA. SPEIGEL. Eire, ALLCLAIMS, OEMANDS.AND - -- PARTTIME ounty Florida in 'iccor4anc. 33t9MagulreBoulevard,Suite2Ol, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 3to11S.11to7 SafeBosting Weekdlsplay by Coast Guax-d Auxiliary Flotilla 41 of Lake Mary, Altamonte Mall, throughSunday. sth St., Lk. Mary Blvd. [H ________________________________ 24HOUR 322-9283 -- - -- _7rTBIRD L ikenew 32.O0Qjn Ble 3222757 _______________________ _______ _- _______ ------ - -81.AVflen - __-_-. IFR PILOTS I havect/Prent US I John Young Pkway. 298 6077 windows Call after 1. 629 1278 _________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ - 1974 El Camino Classic, AC, AM FM. camper top new radial tires 57.050 Call 679 2)16 ____________________ I Reconditioned room A C's. 1000 to 30.000 tITUs, 9Oday guar. Sales & Service. Orlando Buy & Sell, Inc finest in used furniture, Refrig , stoves, tools, condition. Warranty, finan- _____________________________ LOl4GWOOD-Hwy 427 Cornmercial-lndustriai Property. 340' on hwy. 599' deep. With 2 REALTORS, MLS VALENC(,A COURT. 19 MUSTANG HATCHBACK-6 cyl automatic, stereo. ex ceilent cond $5900. 679 7972, 322 4190 ____________________ Cash322-4132 ----- ----- ---- - -- -- ________ _____ , Air Conditioning 3)9-7O2OLONGWOOD SuIt.4 3BEDROOM,1'/UBATHS,AIR& HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. Sanford ve. Models open 1 ROOMS FOR RENT Private Home 322-3153 Instructors Needed Creative ExpressIons 3227513 olEs, - Seminole Community College Players present - __________________________ _ ------- - - ----------------- . - 1969 Mercury Monterey Runs good $375 _______________ __________________________ - ____________________________ mitment for 536,500, - estate to whom-a coPy of this a minor child. Notice of Administration has bun DEW-hI mailed are required. WITHIN NOTICEOFACTION THREE MONTHS FROM THE TO: Mark Edwin Yonker NAME DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA619 Bourne Place Noticeisherebygiventhat I am Orlando, Florida i TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file engaged In business at 04 W. 11th HEREBY anyoblèctionstheymay have that YOU ARE Street, Sanford, Florida, 32771, NOTIFIED that an Oction for challenges the validity Of' the ' trom Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 11-92. So of Sanford. REALTOR,332 749$ - - 80-Autos for sale Beauty Care ___________________________ 11A'Ait*&Crafti ____ - liberal terms. Or trade for Central Florfoa property. ----- _______________________ Sanford Gracious living. Reosonable Weekly & monthly rates, utilities paid. Inquire ------ FICTITIOUS FRIDAY,JUNE I Used fbI model color TV's, all - DELTONA AREA. $37Q Beginner to Adult copiesoftheclaimtothecierkto enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representatIve. Alt persons interested In the - WESTON, NORTH CAROLINA Heas'lly wooded mountaintop .- _______________________ ____________________________________________________ k i'IVI'[i 111j11'1s_i'i_s: '" __________________________________________________ - ____________________________ - ______- __________________________ - PIANO S. VOICE stated. If the claim Is scured, the security shall be described. The - Farberware Convection TurboOven. Energy Saver. Like new, $95. Ph. 323 0527. - .-. .. s Call collect 1-631-1555 eves. AntiquesandModern Furniture OnePieceorHouseful Bridges Antiques 323-2801 Call Today! - CAR NAL I N DUST RI Es' Unique "Master-f Ian PIus" 2 Bedroom home which can WANTED TO BUY --___.._1_-._.___-_____.___. Frday,JuneL1$O-9A ----- -____________ - - ______________________ - MICROWAVE has probe. Originally $619. balance $399, $19 monthly. 3399386 - __________________________ 29-Rooms - nature of the uncertainty shall be FictltiousNarneSlatutes,ToWlt: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Section 563.09 Florida Statutes FLORIDA 1957. CASE No. IO.1995-CA-20-E 11g. Mary 11'ldge IN Eli The A4IIJoII •f MORRIS ._ --ça Sanford 3228771 WE BUY USED fURNITURES APPLIANCES. Sanford Furnitur, Salvage. 3fl $72). GAS RANGES, Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 12)5 French (17-92) 323-7340. Good Used TVs,525 S up MILLERS __________________________ IliC - crease. Mid $20's,pn your lot. GE kitchen, carpeling, decorator pkg. & much more. Visit model home center in -- equipment. Noll's Sanford --___-. _______------------ Sanford Fl appointments call main office 113-399-5434 ID No. _____ contingent or unliquidated, the - '- 45-A--- jtof State Property _____________________________ 323 6061 eves. 322-4553 or 323-0511 . ________________________ June 5 at Holiday Inn, 1-4 & PICK. ss bu. Sipes Ave., weekends 8 after 1 p.m. 3224129 _____________________________ _____________________________ - - - Jim, 323 1999 & Dryer. Avocado Thinking about t,at summer vacation? Get a better car through the,classltied ads in today's paper. RENTALS __ - - .8G-Autos for Sale _________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Lnw down payments, 322.2757 For mor6tnformation call 321. - Fair-lane Cr., Sent. Glen S. DeVaughn -4.14- P.O. Box 5.44, LW & Edith P. WarIer ---- .- -- EvsnIngHerad,Sanford,FI. _-- 9 ACRES NEAR SANFORDWill divide. $4000 per acre. Owner wilt finance. 322-2519 Lic. Real Estate Brolier 2640 Sanford Ave 321-0759 lpct. interest to quallfi buyers. New homes with CALL 322-577i NOW _________________ Services beinwnitingandmustindicate,he Blazer Fin vs Martha I Jones FUND RAISERS, and that I Intend DEX-21 SnowtiIII Rd Geneva $13) & $31.00 to register said name wIth the Blazer Fin vs Jerry W Justice Clerk of the Circuit Court, 2403 WIllow Av Sanf $1537 Seminole County, Florida In ac. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF -. -.--------------. ...-,-4 .. w ______.;____..__.. . --- --_---.--_:_,_-..- . VACUUMs.RANBoW _______________________ 7746 Country Club Rd., Sanf. & 'Barnett Bk Scm vs Amer engaged In buslnqss at Valley Corner of 1st Street and Park addressofthecreditororhisagçnt Karen I. Munger 11-42- P.O. Homeowners Aisoc & John R Forge Apts. 15 I) Hwy 436 Avenue or attorney, and the amount Box 293,.Osteen Sanford, Florida 32/il Marion $5321 Altamonte Springs; FIa. 32701 claimed. If the claim is not yit 4-10-George V. Woodhouse Blazer Fin vs Eugene & Arbdella Seminole County, Florida, under (305) 323-4330,, ext. 295 due, the date when it will become Evelyn C. Hayes -7.19- lOS VOLUSIA COUNTY kitchen appl. $300 mo + $300. -- -- -- -- - -- - - 52-Appliances ____________________ 'U ________________________ - 101' details. 617-2559_______________________ 24-Business Opportunities - BLACKEYED PEAS you pick. HIH Farms, Beardali Ave. Sat. & Sun. 333.5963. - Seminole H. Ernest BATEMAN REALTY JENNY CLARK, REALTY REALTOR 323 159$ - sleeps 4. Avail. June 13. Call evenings&weekends. 323-6677. ________________________ - FICTITIOUSNAME 7"s % assumable mortgage or will rent for $375 per month. ________________________ _____________________________ ________________________ - __________________ ref., freezer & washer. A Real Buy $32,500. - - - REAL ESTATE Broker or 373 3188. with family rm, din rm, im. ____________________ maculate inside & out, immediate Occupancy. $62,500 or Must sell 3-1', 81k, CAH, car- -- 8344200 Eves 862-3655 assumption. 545.900. 40-_.Coflejomjnjulm Ph. 321 0673 - - Lic. COUNTRYLIVING It itS best " acre lots like new 3 - - P & 1 EnterprIses vs Tiffany - ,- ___________________________ -- country estate. Longwood off sewing rrn., workshop & fenced yard. $1,500. Cash to OWNER WILL SELL OR RENT 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, mint cond, kit equip, spacious Fl rm, CH&A, wall to wall carpet, Ige fenced yard, beautiful landscaping, fruit trees, $37,900. __________________________ Care for Sick. Exc. Ref. are loaded with good buy for - - _______________________ equip, fl4'v roof, including washer-dryer. $34,900. _____________________ Wanted - -.- - LAKE' FRONT PROPERTY - TIAT'SINCREDIBLE Squeaky clean 2 berm with lam nt,i, built-In entertainment ''36-Resortpty Composed, Term Papers, Legal Documents Typed, DeLand, Reasonable. Reasonable rates. )fl-3129. - Ca. - 43-Lots.Acraag Mary Griffith Realtor $31900 _____________________________ ________________________ _________________________ - - - ___________ ______________________ - - Homes __________________________ Large, shady fenced yard. Atlantic Nat Bk Sern vs Henry L Helter 3-39- same as above. POb223Oviedowflchsupport$30 M.anoower Conference oom 4th JONES, whose address Is Rt. 3. Par-tIn & warren $2169 Robert P. Jester - 9-59-109 floor of the Seminole County Box 133, Wirmsboro, Texas. The Same as above Spanish Trace Dr., AS & Barbara Larr4 D Bradley vs Annie vs Ronald I Services Building, corner f name and address of the personal Carter $3147 H. Loomas 10-57- same add. Bradley P08 529 Sal Support $110 Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, representative's attorney are Same as above vs Michael Martin D. Hatchett FlorIda 37771. 4-SI-- Pt. two wks hb +08 3093 Serif fOrth below, 406 Temple Dr Sanf $1932 4 Bx. 217A, Deland & Susan M. Alarm Supply Co vs Carl e Cai*o Overhead hydraulic cylinder All persons havIng claims or Same as above vs Walter E specifications for previous bid will demands against the estate are Delton Alarms 51)63 S. Richard I Beck vs J Wallace fereqe Melvin L. Lee 1-33- 1710 CIty of Tallahassee vs John F MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Forest Ave., Paota & Deborah K. Yamnitz 1143 SR 131 LW $99 & $30 -SchoiftelkOtte 519$) ONLY BIDS OF VENDORS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Mann lIt-same add. edgar S.. Betty Vale vs Nell RECORD ATTENDING THE THIS NOTICE, to file with the Frank D. Sanborn-1O-0O- 316 Richardson $19,235 PRE.B1D CONFERENCE WILL Clerkoftheabovecourtawnlsten Los Angeles. Ca. & Jessie A. BE CONSIDERED. Donald Spauidlng vi DavId & statementofanyclaimordem - -. New Smyrria, on bch. ground at 9:00 AM., 32771 The personal rep!esentativ, Lk. Minnie Dr., Sent. & Rhonda I. Browdy) vs Marvin A McCiennon - &'- SACRE..PARCELS,jJc. Sylvan-area. Terms, W. Mallczowski, REALTOR. 322___________________________ REALTOR 322-4991 - ad- MERRY CHRISTINE JONES, A Pre.Bld Conference for Atlantic Nat Bk Sem vs Larry M cylinders will be held .. -.-. 41-Houses - Gibson & Dorothy $3,612 Bar-nell Bk Orl-WP vs Ptiullip M Osbom P08 1451 Longwocd $1152 BOARD OF COUNTY - - - 41-•Houses only $ yrs old. Some TLC and A.A. McClanahan LEGAL SECRETARY-Mature, responsible 8. exp. legal secre- I do babysitting ANYtime, ANYage. I have2chlldren, 61 - - timeforRecordedMessage. ____________________________ Paula B PhIllips & Date I Ridge Rd., CL S. Bernice D. Alexander -S-47- 386 ZInnIa Dr., - -- - -- --Free Baby Kittens - ._-__-"-.-----. 323 10)2 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 mobile horn, on 6 acres, Brand new, with power head S ---------- - extras. Good Investment. to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or comptelely turn. vestigate $12,300 down, assumable tow Claslfied Ads will always glv REALTY WOALDe ISOor best offer UIri invest $I.000. Pay $399. or $20 monthly. Finmortgages. Asking 534,soó. You rncve -. - Mch • Much Call 323 7679 ancing. No. down payment. i 8ckyard Terms negotiable. Call 275. The Real EstaleAgency More than you expect. GOLDSORO -fO JUNK & RECONDITION - - Wt OIbflhl'IP. m- $84696) tnc.,Reeitors -------- _- - -- I ________ 2 BR, 18 block home. Exc. cond. 312 1379 . BAKS' -' 2135½ S. French (17-92) Sanford 68-Wanted to Buy •. AcRESON I ________________________ ___________________________ Only $25,500. 323-5324 OSTEEN-MAYTOWPIRD. 1104N.MilIsAve. -- -ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A 1951 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan- $1350, High I dry, with large oaks S. Orlando 996-3860 ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE LAKE MARIE ESTATES-2 CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Top Shape Call anytime alter ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED pines. 630' on canal leading tO 3 BR, li B. w-CA, carpet. & . Bdrm.2 Bath,custombullt. by RESULTFUL END. THE 5. Call 327 8)56. Top Prices Paid St. Johns River & 660' on Wner. Call 669-6125. Ref. ,-e*o. 16 Cu ft frost workstmp. Only %38.. NUMBER IS 322-2611. U%ed. any condition 644 8)26 -MaytownRd.$33,000withgood • -- - Orig.$S2'9,now$2050r$lCmo. - -- --. -.SPRING HOU&ECLEANING?.. ,termt.. WE,.BUy USEJ3 FURNITURE, ent3395354___ -'-' ---HISTORIC-tQt4WOOO SELL THOSE NO LONGER APPLIANCES & PLUMBING 4 BR, 2 B. carpeting, Ele'c. KENMORE WASHER...p.fl,, ______________________ DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION NEEDED ITEMS WITH A FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni-. Fireplace, Igetot. Only 539.500. Service. Used Machines. BUILDERS SPECIALS CLASSIF lED AD. tune, 203 E. 25th St. ___________________________ MOON EY 'A P PL IAN CES 3½ platted lots should make 3 _____________________ Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed i homesltes. $14100. 323-0697 BUILDING LOTS - ACREAGE way, Daytona Beach, will hold -___________ WE BUY FURN. S. APPL. NEW HCAES ___________ Give Us A Call a public AUTO AUCTION 1pc.orhousequl Washer repo. GE deluxe model. 21 hrs. We've got it or can get it! OVER200FEETDEEP every Wednesday at S p.m. Its REALTOR 23, MLS Open 2 to 6 daily ___________________________ Sold onig. $109.35. used short theonlyoneinFlocidayouse, gardeners' delight on this 143 Car.er Av Academy Manor Large 2 bdrm Mobile Home, - private fenced yard, air & SALES POSITION you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322-3611 or 931- AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. - restored to lIe Baker • -- - • TOO MUCH CITY Llt-t FOREST CITY AREA-.3 Bdrm. I bath, carpeted, tThe wtd opispáces? Then _______________________ - - - -.-.- 41-Houses ___________________ 323-4O - - -. _.. Close in, clean, private Part time. Apply in person to Why be lonely? Wnite "Get A __________ - - 1 $375. Call 3fl9U0SANFORD-3 Bdrm., air I heat, - w-w carpeting. $300 mo. 4deposit. No pets. $3 -RererenLes.n2-l477 __-. . wI 2 ch support $100 rtso alimony of this Court on the 3rd day ot PROBATE DIVISION Box 11$ A, Sanf. & Teresa A. wIfe name is Martha Sample will help you. Kendeick - 9-46-- Un Cayman Vanessa 0 Donahoe & Timothy $130 mo June, A. D. 1990. File Number SO-Ill CP - _________________________ , -_______________________________ Cr.dlthrlttof Amer vs Catherine (SEAL) Wy, WP. D Division _Vivian H Johnson S. William I Williams $215 Jeffrey), Adamisslon,- l-5Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. IN RE: ESTATE OF 6-ChiId Care Ine M Thompson vi S.rman R Clerk of tie Court 304 San Sebastian ct. W., AS & MERRY CHRISTINE JONES Patricia 0. Sakelanis S. Thomas Thompson $5697 By: Cynthia Proctor Pamela M. Smith -2.61 RI. 3 Deceased SpurottheMomilltBabysittln9 Robinsons vs Charles 0 Willis' Box 701. LW. As Deputy Clerk NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION 4%nnina P. McCoullough In my home • 103 San Jose Cr WP$376 Alexander). Harnigen ROBERT M. MORRIS, of 3.4$- Robert F. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Newton 10-50- 512 Org. Dr. 23. AS. Eugene C. Walker, Jr. - 3 Bdrin.2bath. Cent. Heat & Air, -caroeted. fenced backyard. - ________________________ -----________________________ 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. GeneralFinvs0.orgiMRudolph thereofwiththeCIerkofthisCo-t Betty J Peacock & DavId 1, wf HI-hyon Kim,-7-33-706 - maiden name restored Betty lean Jr 123 Palmer Dr WP $1040 either - before service on Pescador Ave., AS 1. Wol R Buchan Ro., -. 11-43 - same as ae SOuthern Loan -vs Larry 0 Petitioner's attorney or im- - -- - .-. -. -sales organizations in the U.S. NEAR MAYFAIR Country today. We are opening a sales CIUb-EK. 3 rm. 2 bath. office in Sanford & need 10 family Un, fireplace. Central sharp sales oriented inH&A, On cul-desaC. $450 mo. dividuals to enter our 2 wk. 3226952. Owner-AssoCiate. raenipg,.pogram. After* --V traInfn').otj *111 recetvj excellent salary, commission 33-Houses Furnished ___________________________ &acompletebenefitpkg. Must _______________ --.----be neat, ambitious & have a Sanford Area, clean BR, 28, po1ive mental attitude. air, adults, no pets, short term. Apply tnt person Wed. 9. Thw.s. $400 month. 327-6737. at Holiday Inn, Lake Sanford, at lOor Ion 7. At front - __ Linda J Duta & Charlie Mary In Moran & Bryan F, name now Mary L Newell - - 32-Houses IJUJ SALESTRAINEE - . - Fern Park Auto PPartsvs 09.5 b$torny, ROBERT M. MORRIS, _______________________ 107, 3202 Orlando Or., Sanford & bancy C. Meyer - 13-55, same , -- TrJ'- yin Ave., Longwood between I am. 1 11 am. References re- aired. Esther F Bowen vs Donald & a copy of your written defenses, if :....__....._ Joseph Mi. & Janice F. Welbourne,- 94$-same as - - ----- . .- GENERAL LABORERS-Day - -- - %hift.AppIyaAm,ranWood . - - -4 __________________________________________________________________ MARRIAGES----- - -- 18-HeIPW-aflted __________________ - .- •4x72x14 for $4794.00 4125*l4 for 511.447.00. F.O.B. Factory. Call toll free 9 a.m. to S p.m. 1000-$4$.137l. ________________________________ I ' ---- -'s - - "' - -- - �I - -: - - - -- :.4-- -- - - - - - - - - * - - - - .- - S- - - spoffrs 1OA-EvinlnI4rad Sanford, FL FrId1y, June LiSO -I - IMI Rumbo May Be Spoiler In Third Jewel SCOREBOARD Hou 1.13; Carlton. Phil 1.94; Welch, LA 2.07; Matuta, Aft Baseball - Codex,_ Risk Run Rematch In Belmont American.Loallos _ NWrls, Burns, Chi idO; Oak 1. Ours,KC 2.20; Honeycutt, Sse 2.63; Clancy, Tor 2.44. By'UnItW Press InternaflsnI N.DoqiàI League East W L Pet. PIttsbrh 25 15 g., -1½ Montreal 25 20 .336 2 Philis 24. 21 -511 3 NEW YORK (UP!) -There's this horse entered In Satur- Lnduded fear of anything over his head, a habit of dodging dirt, Worked and ran and traveled and we've accomplished pretty day's 1288,700 Belmont Stakes that a lot of people think has a much what we wanted to do. Going the 1½ miles Is something clods on the track and a playful tendencyto bear In on the National League Canton., good chance to spoil the rematch between Genuine Risk and we don't know any of these horses can do until after the race." horse racing alónpicle him, Phil "; Richard, Hou 77; Coda. Of course, Bell hopes he will be perfectly poised to breeze Ryon, Hou 62; Rogers. Mll 60; The complete field for the Belmont,, whith will be televised The colt's name is Rumbo and he Is the 5-2 second choice slylem, Pitt 59. Chicago past the tiring leaders at the eW Of the grueling I%-mile' race.21 24 .467 A bY'CBS beginning at 5 pm. EDT with post time of 5:42, listed American League - Guldfy, behindCodex (2-1) andahead ofGenuine Risk,(4-1) In the I%Now York 24 .423 from Ule MU out: &A It seem almost everyone will want to hang back and make NY : Bannister, Sea 5'; mile race. Rumbo 'was fastdoslng second to Risk in the St. LOUIS ii 3o .315 iov -t other horseman as 1 a late run. Rumbo however, hall Is. Oak 56; Leonard, KC Genuine Risk (Jacinto Vasquez), Codes (Angel Cordero, Kentucky Derby and In an impressive showing under Willie elmont. Iie coct suited for the 1g 7I Houston 27 21 Jr.), mperence Hill (Eddie Maple), Bing (Jean Cruguet), . Shoemaker won his last start, a breeder's stakes in California us s. Cincl 2$ 22 .510 2 Desilte the presence of the undefeated Mexican Triple Comptroller (Ramon Encinas), Pikotazo (Ruben Hernandez), Saves Son Diego 21 77 .171 cm May . wn winner Pikotazo, and ax other colts and gelding;, National League Atlanta 20 21 .421 ½ Rodthlll Native (John Oldham), Rumbo (Bill Shoemaker), I There's one problem. Rumbo still doesn't realize that the Chi 11; Allen, NY 9; ;Ume ' n Fran 21 29 410 a II&W £bW$IW momem L.axz1L rincay and Joanie's Ultet (Angel LA. race isn't completed until cross the finish line. I I; Fryman, Mfl Thursday's Results Santiago). Teiwive, Pitt and Fingers. SD Montnel,2, Chicago o "I saw Codex run once and he ran very well," said Jolley, "Oncehe gets the lead he guts to look around and thinks the 6. Amerkait League - Former, race Is over," said trainer Ray Bell. Bell privately calls the New York 2, St. Louis 1 who said he was disappointed by the Maryland commission's All will carry 126 pounds with the exception of Genuine Risk, Today's Games failure to overturn the stewards' decision. "(But) c*zr filly ;• colt "Dumbo"becauseof Ids mental quirks, which atone time CM 13; Burgmeier, 1 who receives a five-poundsez allowance. (All Times EDT) Louis (Fonich 43) at Stoddard, Bait and Quisber. an St. Louis ry, KC 8: Monge.CIev, Lopez. Montreal (Lee 21),7:3Sprn. - -- - 0.11 at LIWTi fl_A LA,. UUW e_ lI*I.*..U• mu, _Ws g,u --L- - ---. eu;s Atlanta (NI.kro 1.7), 7:33 p.m. NY and Lyle, Yes S. econa ACICOCK Pittsburgh (BlyIev.n 14) at title New York (Falcone 3-4), 5:05 MINOR LEAGUES P.m. SOUTHERN Chicago (Krukow 3-5) of Adcock Roofing clinched Steve Hickson added a double At the piate, Donald mast : . - . Philadelphia (Walk 0-0), 5:05 W . Pct. OR the second half crown In the and single. ....... -. .., Grayson continued his torrid :'t. .. P.M. Charlotte . 31 21 .544 - Sanford Pee Wee League ADCOCK pace, blasting his ho -.. • -. ,. Sin Diego (Curtis 3-4) at Columbus KEN KIRN'5 24 29 27.412 .4,0 5½1 Thursday with an 111 win ROOFING GARAGE 25 Cincinnati (Pastore 6•2). 5:03 Savannah In the last flvegames, at,hree. . . AS 11 AIRM pm. 25 30 .4.51 4 over Ken Kern's Garage. J'ville • s • run shot In the top of the first. iiewr * i • goo • .. San Francisco (Kneoper Seminole Sporting Goods Kltctsanka S S S $t1Cky I I Orlando 21 34 .301 10 Grayson also blasted a ___________ at Houston (Richard 63), 5:35 Gramm I I I Hsa* S55 West nipped Weatside Merchants 9Wim.ms i 1 1 wmits. • p.m. •* " tIIL_ Memphis 16 .703 kir . .. Saturdays Games S 1 0 double and single to collect •.•: 7 in Thursday's other game. W5IM0. Nashville 33 19 445 lea I1I$mml III St. Louis at Montreal M'g'mry 26 lii ii First half champ Clem sn..nt i i • MUCen i i s three of Railroaders' five Pittsburgh at New York A4CSCN I S S Davidsip I Chttn'ga 21 30 .441 14 Leonard Shell plays Butch's c.. safeties. Terrance Carr hit a . Chicago at Philadelphia • / Knoxville - Iafflfl I I S sam Los Angeles at Atlanta 20 .370 ii Chevron Service .at 5 p i S • double and Walter Hopson, WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS •I Clleia . I San Diego at Cincinnati today at Fort Mellon Park In L asslier iI I 1.4 added a single. Savannah 4, Jacksonville 0 San Francisco of Houston Orlando 9. Columbus 5 the league's regular season Kam ' , I 1 6 9" 1 6 - David Reed slapped a pair lawyer S I STeels 315 14 Memphis S Chattanooga 2 TOTALS IS Ii 7 R.WIliI.mel s i finale, of singles for Sunniland Knoxville S. Charlotte 3 American League P. WIlliams I S S • Ackodi Roofing, 5.0 in the Montgomery 3, Nashville 1 East I 1 5 Corporation, Dwight Brinson THURSDAY'S RESULTS W I. Pet. 0$ second half and 94 overall, TOTALS II 5 2 slammed a double and Jasper Oiando I, Columbus 1(10 innings) plays Clem Leonard Shell, 3-1 eCklssøal 542 I-Il Coils and Theodore Graham 30 II .625 New York . KS-W 26 21 .553 3½ Jacksonville 1, Savannah I Milwauke and 8-1, In the best two.out.of- Gerses 552 -I added singles, Memphis 6. Chattanooga 2 21 22 .sn Toronto Charlotte 7,Knoxyille 1 WUTSIDI - 24 24 .300 6 -three games tity cham- SEMINOLE Cieveind Roger Hall went the Nashville 3,*01ontgomery 0 MERCHANTS 23 23 .479 r ftston plop tournament opening SPORTING &stance on the mound fcir ASIH GOODS AIIM TODAY'S GAMES 23 26 .469 7½ I3altlmre T Savannah at Orlando (7:30 at June 17 at Fort Mellon Park. PIWIrI $ I $ Joanna I 1 • First Federal, striking out 21 23 .457 • Detroit Hampt.. I S i Jamlisa * I S Tinker Field) West Adcock Roofing Is the I.amwrt • , , eight whllescattering seven W L Pct. a. Colubmus at Jacksonville I S S PICSISS I 2 $ hits. defending city champ. Wsrrss IS2 Memphis at Charlotte I.iIi*s i 5 30 20 Kan City I S I Easier. Adcock Roofing was SIMs Kirk Blocker led First Montgomery at Knoxville 27 21 .329 Chicago SSS lay iI Chattanooga at Nashville - - coasthlg along with an 11-2Faulkner ,, 25 23 .500 Oakland • , Federal's 10-hit attack with , . Small lead when Ken Kern's Garage Thomas three singles, while Andy NORTH Paiiarv. Adams SI 21 26 .450 6 Seattle OR erupted for six runs In the DW1a is z • • Griffin blasted a home ,.m • W I. pci. 20 71 .126 5½ Calif ' I01C 3915.722.- bottom of the fourth tom*eit T.YW 19 30 .355 10½ OfnaBch. Minn, and single and Hall slapped Divtdssa I S S TOTALS IS 7 I -,. Tampa 77 77 .300 12 it dose game Thursday's Results two singles. Ricky Cçisp, ' ' ...•* 26 .444 11 30 Tot at Minn., ppd., tornado Lakeland TOTAl.) $4 I Vemno Ramassar and Mike Burnett Washington pitched Simhssle er$1a5 St. Poll 24 31 . 15½watch WntrHven 21 34 .251 10½ the first three innings, Gsss wt-9 Wright each hit singles. Kansas City S. Texas 0 _ •1- -SOUTh Today's Games striking out seven and ""loo For. Poppa Jay's Dexter Msrc*as ts III 5Ft. Laud. 36 22 .620 (All Times EDT) Franklin slammed a pair of 30 26 535s allowing Just two hits, and Cleveland (Waits 4-3) at WrOBCh. W Pim Bch, 29 27 Sly & was the winning pitcher. Railroaders Close doubles and a single, Bryn Chicago (Trout 2-5). 7:30 p.m. 23 32 431 1 ____________ __ Detroit Wndsrweod 0.3) Si Fort Myers washington was- also the Debase poked a home run and _________________________________ _____ 2031 363 14½ Miami MWwsuKs (CaIdwell 4-2), 53 leading hitter for Adcock Little National On Dexter Deboae, Larry Lemon WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS p.m. Donald Grayson of the Railroaders has had things . Roo(Ing, slapping a home run, Toronto (Jefferson 2.2) at Tamp. 9, St. Petersburg 0 and Eric Williams each hit GRAYSON Minnesota (0. Jackson 1.3), Dillon. Beach 12, Lakelandl triple and single in tiree trips • pretty much his own way this season. Grayson singles. 12.2 Winning Not, Vero Beach 4, Ft. Lauderdale 2 1:35 P.M. to the plate. Hubert Williams In today's action In the THE popped another homer Thursday night, his 10th in Kansas City (Spllttortt 3-3) at Miami 6. Fort Myers 0 GREAT West Palm Beach it, Winter had a triple and single, Cfils - The Railroaders closed out Sanford Junior League at Texas (Derwin 4.1), 5:35 p.m. . the last five games to help the Railroaders finish Baltimore (McGregor 1.3) at Haven 4 Lassiter slugged a triple and their 1980 Sanford Little Olase Part, V.F.W.plays the regular season at 17-2. In addition to his hitTHURSDAY'S RESULTS California Moon 3-1), 10:30 Winter Haven 7, West Palm Beach Tim Graham added a double. National League campaign on Moose at 5 piIL, while first p.m. ting, Grayson has accounted for 10 of the Rusty Smith had a double a winning note Thursday, place Kiwanis battles Elks at - Boston (Toff el 1.5) of Oak. ' Railroaders pltthlng victories, Including a pair of Dayton. Bosch 7. Lakeiand6 land (Norris 4-3), 10:30 p.m. and Raymond Willlamsadded topping Sunnhland for- -- 7:15. -. -. 2 - New York (John - 74) .at no-hitters. . .- --- poration 12-2: a single for the only hits for Seattle (Beattie 3-4), 10:35 P.M. Ft. Lauderdale S,VefrBssct 2 RAILROADERS SUNIIILAND Fort Myers?, Miami 2 Ken Kern's Garage. The Railroaders, 17.2, meet All I N CORP Saturday's Games TODAY'S CAME ARVIN -$e* Toronto at Mlnnesola, 2 Seminole Sporting . Goods Sanford Little American Can' MI$CSelI I S JISSR 36 West Palm leach at Winter Haven Boston at Oakland rsyiss 4 1 •.MsrlWs in the top of League champ Atlantic Bank, Daytona leach at LakelandScored five runs Cleveland at Chicago Atstres 4 5 Graham 1 II St the third to take the lead for- 17-3, in the opening game Of DIOSR at Tampa 261 Detroit at Milwaukee I1111111 C541115 Verd Belch at Ft. Lauderdale its D.Idsuss its the first time, 74. Westaide the city champlohship Isr$ Kansas City at -. SI 16.1 Raw -$Ofl Myers at-Miami. - Baltlmoreat California -. MéithAntfknottedtrscore tOWnamentonJvnel7at Fort NsgsS V COUJO, - 1771 I 'm New York at Seattle Psalsi -.i..,l. •.11. .. i*ii, ... ti D ea ..t. 1 • Media*S S LoI.WII04 wq u WUNLUDERIES yeas. 41111141 O.MsflMii AT OMAHA, Nil, SS The Railroaders, 17-2, meet Lou S S Weft bottom of the third, but Kelly SSS l.Ii.sas IS Leaders WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS California 4, Miami 3 (Miami Seminole Sporting Goods Sanford Little American CurtisI I TOTALS• 55 1 5 THE QUALITYAND scored a pair Of runs In the top League champ Atlantic Bank, TOTALS MIII eliminated) Malar League Leaders Arlzona& Hawaii l, (11 Innings) ofthe fourth End Oat proved 17-3,intheopenlng game of R.Gr,esI,I $5541.43 by UuiSsd Press International TODAY'S GAME PERFORMANCE OF SNAPPER * II-. * the city championship _____ Betting Hawaii (60•17) vs. California. to be the winning margin, tournament on June sean Roberts went the (based set III at bats) l7at Fort FIRST ArIzonawlnner,S:40m. POPPA JAY'S a W Natissal League for the Mellon Park. mound distance on the FEDERAL AIR N G AS N Pd. Ill AS 0. Often I I In Thursday's other game c.., victory. 4174 II •aSNAP JeffPowersslappedapair FtrstFederaldlincbed.econd Ilectsr 5$ VaaNsra S • Hmmdz, St.L 47 153 45 .331 4* liaRs 4 Smith, LA 47170 56325 • of singles for Seminole piaceintheNationalLeague DIam • 41 36 111 14.325 Hndrin, NY a C' 4* GordonS B or ds il Ti m with a 15.7 win Sp ting Goo , wh e over Poppa 47173 34.324 Baseball Crul, Nov larnasser II Lamsu Ill Cincinnati Signed pitch er Hampton, Paul Thomas and Jay's. • 35 111 37.316 Klngman, CM i.o.os.. I I I 1* WIlilsess 4177 56.311 David Locknir f Wright State, Rots each hit one single. Hndrck, St.L Dewayne Mitchell allowed -Calls Is* tØIaI 5 pItcher Ken Jones of Arizona Stearns, NY 45160 4, Las fail am" 12 S William Warren slammed a Just five hits and struck out 10 Gulls McBride, Phil 10 147 31 303 State, first baseman Thomas I 1* W.lSe,see 55 Russell, LA 0111 53 .304 Woolay, of Stillman University pair of doubles for Westdile betters in five innings to Slmmrs,St.L 4314$ 45 .304 (Ma.) and infielder William Mliii Merchants, Travis Pickens record the mound decision for kacor, coITpI the quMty and p. cva,aaam have a FIM Pee" 2" 1111112-11$ Cedeno. Nov 33 Iii 35 04 of Slippery Rod (Pa). stroked a triple and single and the Railroaders. 031031-1 pow% is" '10=10 --w-m - festuresolaSNAPPEk. St. Louis 041100001tw=0all S*W plicher Dan American League bah speed wd 0 Al H Pd. Mxii And a SNAPPER is worth - Giants Placed San Francisco 44159 Molitor, Mu mo W=ieeftcbesmorea,thb msw' t baseminMl ke lvieontti.16 Sal 417 12.352 onIisamw pnceiscompg, With o day disabled list, recalled In. __________________________________________ 13 171 61.351 Cooper, Nil In oUl8tyff1tiI13WldbOJS. 45190 41343 flsdsr*th Murray from Phoenix Lndreu. Mlii ppga of the Pacific Coast League. Remy, so 30146 X. Ton" -Placed pitcher Danny Will. 4r. VeIez, Ter 3717742.331 --- - Strikesuft you ;; hew.; . • Oki .. * * - - '••; ---i iper •flW - Evening IIerild I Hair M00fing Nails uown ti L. I Z) LJ Kt Complete Week's TV Listings Friday, June 4, 1910 a -. - • - - Life Song Is A For Jimmy Buffet. -Page - -- 5 ------ -- ••1•' . 'lI.' '-.4-. - . - -- - Q miIv M MO ' - Transactions . - ERS, YOU'LL PER TH E. ECAUSE - IIES People Who. Enjoy Their Most - Get Work -- - -- From Vacations. . -. -: Page -. - - Political Advertising Is The Most Deceptive, Waterways can be crowded this tinte of "ar and emergencies caii hal)I)en slullit-III.N all(l %%ithollit %%al-Iling. Misleading, Unfair, -.. 4 - - Surnmrs. Des Revring, Oak YowW, MU Ogilvlo. Mil Malor League Roundup Darwin on the disabled list. 26113 * - 11*43 47. fl $askefl 16 190 0326 Detroit - signed kitty 43*63 53.323 Roasrtson to a mvltIy.sr contract N head Home iwils National League - Schmidt, Peataail Phil II, Luzinskl, Phil 12, buffalo - Signed linebacker Garvey, LA, Carter. Nil and Ervin Parker of South Carolina Hendrick, St.L It. stat, to a Series of 1yeer conAmerican LUgae - Ogilvie, tracts. AMI II; Rudi, Cal 11, ZIsk, Tax, CtflCkwiatI - Signed quSrt.r- . - - BY United PFSU bdernatkad Rowland Office Ii no Valentine but his Mayberry and Vein, Tor 10. back Mike Wright. message Is pure poetry to the Montreal lees lifted Is ChveIand Announced the National Lug.e Schmidt, signing of dlfensive end Elvis Expos Phil 14; Garvey, LA 42; Franks at Morgan Slat, and "I realise I'm Just filling In for Ellis HandrIcko $t.L 35; Smith. LA defensive Sadie Maui Jackson Valentine while he's Inted,-Omce said and McBride, Phil 35. of light after clubbing two.in American League Oguvie. Danvir $g554 g$;d John MU 10; Cooper, Nil and Oliver, Havost of Nohraska and 1rw homer to back Scott Eandersan's shhlttar Yes 25; InSt, KC 37; Nohnsf, ngsnt ruraikls.bick Kim Jones. and him a victory over the CbicagoCtds, Del and Vele:. Ton 31. MinnowS. Signed "It's too that Ellis b to be out of the Stole. Dam sfety Larry Irune li Ottawo National Lugo* ilnaip," Office cos*tIllued, "but as lcn ri I'm Moron., (CPU to a 1.yeer contracts, Pitt 31; LFlore, NIl 35; New mieland $*wd fru playing I've got to perform the best way Collins. Cin and Scott. MIt hi Want q*mnlerbodsJefmMano of - - 01 - - The cities of Sanford, Lake Mary, Mall today, Saturday and Sunday, tips, said Dolan. Auxiliary members Altamonte Springs and Casselberry, said the Flotilla's public relations will be there to answer any in conjunction with the U.S. Coast officer Robert E. Dolan. questions boaters may have. Guard, have proclaimed the week of With the numerous lakes in this May 31 through June 8 as Safe A display of marine safety area and the St. Johns River, equipment, courtesy of Sears, will boating is a Boating Week. popular pastime with The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary be on hand along with safety many Central Floridians, but it is a Flotilla No. 41 of Seminole County is literature, boating and skiing Continued on l'age' having an exhibit in the Altamonte pamphlets and othef safe boating Page 8 - :.'. - I - - wedbngyacs 55 you can op . - - - • - ca dent A - 4 wacketin, PSe a aasas - we iM mmei we mçsw bsfl5 5 sofld/1It0 to ox'*lsd ls / - con cia tornado atcb. - MSWPERidsis - Safe Bo ' at*ing Is No All Advertising. 1 pitched the Expos to their 10 trhinph in the last 24 games. He walked two and struck out eight In posting his first shutout and second piete game of the Nam In the other Natlona.l Lasgue game, New y nipped s iui i. In A 1can Lar'.*, Kanjil City bIss4 Texas, 4• Toronto at Mhwmota was postponed bsc*e - . 4 Valentine For Absent Wwo - And Untruthful Of 41wd - - -. - Office Checks In Big -. / - - (:AI* - -. 'TI •\ - Me It (rals 1 Pinch4*IUer Mike Jcoisn.sn delivered a ba*ea4oaded ulode with none out In the lath n,,• Law, LA II. 4. Ceigals and Karl Ulntch of Snodi 1!III to beck ti Americas Laos header, part $1151 (N.Y.). P00 aIrec4 playing without Swan and l New York, pa four-pm. sons Oak 33; Wiboon. KC 221koftue Signed running bed baseman I.arry Perish, 1(11 Utair regular , Crus, lie Ii) Sumbry, DOSt in Stool. of WNI*IQIM* tO lod* ott, serIes Of contracts ostonding center fisider when Valentine slit.red a Molitor, MI and Wills, T3x *4. frredchHkbonelnaglmslgllnitth$Ut. PlIdilag Weugh lOst. Rays 8, RajrsØ Lola Ceirdimls. He is out for a rñg,* sM Frank White hita$brea.sufl homer topscea Cisitan. Army - Hamad Les Fertig National Loegsa that means Office guts a chsno, to perform. - I4httKsnsMQtyaUackaMDeenjsLaone - Phil 10.2; Give, SF 0.2, louSe Pcisr loby ankfant bsskalbaif Sanderecm, who brought his record to 64, 1pltdds uno4biuw. aId WOkS,. LA and $ibW. DbddflJ3IL ' - - - ___ ___ - - * _ - r. -, - - - - - * Pitt Cudws. P$ISV, On 44# lIChOId. touffiern Utslt 31sf, Hired Notional Lsose Sykes, Themos (3), Fresher -Hey and laidarsen. IM 6.31 Thomas MCrchan as beekolaII CM 555000 lOG-C 6 0 (5) Old ffiyij; $wfl UW 1(01* Ct)y 153111560-sill Fori. ..ns 6-rs.flsIors, AVI & aoci*. 4111111 OS5CSO2-2 tO Trevins. W-4wan (1.43.' 1.- TM*0$ SC$S$O'-.0 30 Lom C01JdØ (7), eernsnd.z Prsjler ($3). Nfl-St. Louis, ,OMOdCOS &OOg3 HOW- Nicks! Lesnord and Wathon: Kern. - (5) and 3160001111) $andarswi ,, )Ij$d - AcirQd 74; Ours j Martis, ll0r one Carter.W-$andsnisn (4 Nsn*ic (11). Davk*e (5), Lyle (4), Scodi (3) ane sundeori. -1 -1 usrd XC aid J*. NY 14, Stien' flick Mwiir ftse AlIDMI 61111 Ow - 33. 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"Florida Focus," a juried exhibition sponsored by the Tropical Weaver's Guild of Orlando, June 8 through July 2, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Opening reception June 8, 3-5 p.m. features demonstrations of weaving and spinning. Gallery hours: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday 14 p.m.; Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free to public. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m.; dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior citizens. Live music twice a month. Real Maltbie 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 5p.m., Wednesday tirough Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 6-12. Group rates aailab1e. Safe Boating E,.ning Herald Sanford, FL -- Continued From Cover pastime that can be fraught with some unpredictable The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary recommends boaters anticipate any problems they may have afloat and prepare for them. By law every boat is required to carry personal floatation devices (PFDs) for each person aboard. Yet many foolish skippers violate the law or store the PFDs in places impossible to reach in an emergency. A workable fire extinguisher is a necessity, said. Dolan, and it should always be fully charged and tested. -Chances are a boater may never need a signaling device, but locating a stranded boat can be difficult without a loud horn. whitle, flare or other means of attracting attention. For offshore cruising a radio is essential for summoning help and many CB rigs can be easily installed on rh'ost pleasure boats. A boat may be well equipped but if the skipper and his passengers have overindulged in alcoholic beverages, the safety items may just as well be tossed overboard. This is a common problem in this area, said Dolan, and he strongly recommends boaters "don't overindulge too much on weekends." -: TELEVISION 12 d June 6 thru . - S • -"•'4, + 44 A loud signaling device can be - - -. P , Central Florida Zoological Park, open daily 9 a.m. ta 5 p.m. U.S. Highway 17-92 between 1-4 and Sanford. Picnic facilities. General Sanford Museum and Library, open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m., 520 E. First St., Sanford. 44 Florida High Scliool Rodeo finals, June 13 and 14, 7:30 p.m. and June 15, 2 p.m., Silver Spurs Arena and Rodeo Grounds, Highway 192 and U.S. 441 betWeen Kissimmee and St. Cloud. Council of Arts & Sciences Youth Arts Training Program presents two performances of the musical, "The Me Nobody Knows," June 9-10,8:30 p.m., Edyth Bush Theater. Free to the public. -- .7 -.- .-.• - -Flag Day Salute "Yotw—Tlag and my Flag," Saturday, June 14 8 p.m., Lake Eola Bandshell. Patriotic concert by Navy Band and Orange Blossom Chcrous, Massing of Colors and Fireworks finale. Free to public. their vacations. Sports -- SATURDAY - Robert Dolan, of U.S. Coast Guard A radio is essential for offshore MORNING Auxiliary shows Wendy Blackenhorn of cruising and can be handy on fresh water boats as well. Longwood how to properly wear a PFD. - 8:30 0(4) 2-COUNTRY FISHING AFTERNOON U 2:00 BASEBALL PRE-GAME Spring Reunion Banquet, University of Central Florida graduates, Walt Disney World, Saturday, June 14. Reception 5-6 p.m., Contemporary Hotel Shenandoah Room for classes of 1970 and 1975; 6:30 p.m. Cruise and cookout for all alumni, Fort Wilderness, bluegrass band. Awards and induction of Alumni Council. Reservations by June 9 call 275-2233. SHOW c7)OWRESTLING 2:15 U @D BASEBALL Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mots 3:00 Annie Russell Summer Repertory Theatre; Rollins College, Winter Park; 8 p.m., June 25 and 27, "The Member of the WeddIng;" 8 p.m., June 26 and 28, "Moliere's Tartuffe;" June 28, 2 p.m., "What Every Woman Knows." Call 646-2145. (FOATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC Third round coverage (live from Atlanta Count ry Club, Marietta. Gal "Young-at-Heart" Dance, every Sunday at 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., each Friday, Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Silver Spurs Rodeo, July 4, 2:30 p.m.; July 5, 8 p.m. and July 6, 2:30 p.m. Silver Spurs Arena and Rodeo Grounds, Highway 192 and U.S. Highway 441 between Kissimmee and St. Cloud. All seats reserved and under uoy, T1ck Ip available from area ticket agencies. •• )7J 0 TRACK AND FIELD 'Miller Invitational' On -: • -- ,...._I..c_ -;: . • . ..:.- T.. .- • ••• db_• La -I - •-c).--. -.. •- . .- -.... ..• ;-::- -: - -- -- -. r-- - or May 31 through June 8 has been designated Safe Boating Week. S -. Challenge' AFTERNOON 1:30 0 (4) SPORTS AFIELD 2:00 0 NASL SOCCER Tampa Bay 5:00 0 (4) LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP 2:30 Coverage of the 112th running of the third leg of the Triple Crown for 3-year-old thoroughbreds (live from Belmont Park, N Y) (7)0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WBC World Lightweight champion Jim Watt takes On Howard Davis in a IS-round title bout (live from Glasgow. Scotland) 4 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY (121 (17) PUTT purr oot U t14) 6:15 11 (17) THE ATHLETES EVENING • Rowdies at Ft Lauderdale Strik er s Third round coverage of this $150,000 tournament (live from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Mason. Ohio) THE BELMONT STAKES (IJOTHE Air Workaholics who work more than f,5 hours a week 1:1 percent of tilt- ,i4illiple I LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP round coverage of this $150000 tournament (live from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Mason, Ohio) (121(17) NASL SOCCER Atlanta Chiefs vs New York Cosmos 8:30 (7)0 BASEBALL TUESDAY AFTERNOON Final a Final round Coverage (live from Atlanta Country, Club. Marietta. Ga) 4:30 C!,) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS National Mixed Pairs Gymnastics (from Chicago). a preview of the U S Open. repqI go the uPcOming Sugar Ray Leonard Ro berto a 1:30 (10) SAILING. SAILING THURSDAY AFTERNOON 4:00 (I) 0 ATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC I 5), The - Duran fight including intorv,ew were most likely to regard 5:30 vacations as WaStç of ) (17) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL - with the two time. EVENING They were , EVENING ignificaritly inure likely ' 600 6:00 ()2J(17) WRESTLING than other people to take 4(lO SAILING, SAILING (lj) 17 WRESTLING _ vacations Sri order to attend 7:00 I) BASEBALL Atlanta business meetings - 42 A(.iU), c 8:00 Braves vs Los Angeles Dodgers (Uj (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS percent of theui said they I WKIIP 1:00 take less vacation time than - Ann." BASEBALL Atlanta SUNDAY they are entitle'd to. Braves vs Los Angeles Dodgers S llntievt (,iiillii,iri,' ., MORNING Though about half the MONDAY 11:30 re.'q)ondetits spent their II -(7) 0 RACERS The Trans-Am MORNING Vacations with a spouse tir 4:00 - IS CROSSWORi I i • Ballroom and round dancing, 8 pm, every Sundy, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Work Specials Of The Week a useful item on any boat. - Like By the Editors view a vacation as a chance plat.e, with 8 percent opting of Psychology Today for self-indulgen ce regar- for it, was "being marooned CaNt' Ch. Cable Ch. On vacation, few of us dless of cost (42 percent of on it tropical island with Independent succeed in remarkably them checked this sveral iiieinbtrs of the 0 (ABC) Orlando tI (5) -. Orlando transforming our per- description, compared to 30 Opposite sex;' Independent sonalities. We carry the percent of men. Men, much Mks (CBS) Orlando (1 7) t: Among Atlanta. Ga. the . ietlers same psychological baggage more than women, prefer the (fescribilIg vacation fan(NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Public (10) with us wherever we go. Orlando security of revisiting Lasses were those from men Broadcasting System That is one finding from a familiar places to the ex- who (ireameu ESCUifl In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune into ifldOp*ed.t channel 44, recent survey of how citement of discovering a American hostages in Iran St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel 8; tuning to channel 13, which carriell, sports and the Christian Americans view vacations new one (22 percent vs. 14 or going back Ili time to Broadcasting Network (CON). conducted by polling the percent). Overall, men said Prevent President Ken. 'readers - of Psychology they enjoy vacations less nedy's assassination. I'. kw Today. More than 10,000 than women do. women described the most readers answered a The ideal fantasy trip if improbablefantasy of all -questionnaire that ran in the money and time were no eating their f of the most January issue of the object turned out to be exotic cta$l1e while losing magazine, and more than "spending a year living in a weight. (1)OTO.4Y AWARDS Mary IYISV SATURDAY 2,500 sent in optional letters foreign country," which was 8:30 Moore and Jason Robards co-host 0111) 0perce'it reported EVENING the 341h annual edition of thou C7)O JOHN WAYNE_ANAUER. describing their 'dream picked by 31 percent of those frequei1tly feeling depl.ssetl awards CAN LEGEND Hosted by Jams. vacation.' who answered. The runner- upon their return 9:00 American theater, to be broadcast Whitmore. this tribute traces the ii (j1) (35) HAROTIME Host: George live from the Mark Hollinger Theater roots of the man called Duke.' The majority of the people up (picked by 29 percent) vacation ends. M'.i o in Now York c. one of the all.time boa-office favor. who say that they enjoy their was "taking an ocean said they are a least It lies worldof movle-goers throughout the vacations most are the same voyage on a luxury liner somewhat glad to be home MONDAY people who report that they around the world." In third and eager to return to work. SUNDAY EVENING enjoy their work most. ac_____________ WEDNESDAY 7:30 . cording to Associate Editor AFTERNOON (1) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. CIAL "The Rebel Slave' A young Carin Rubenstein, the 1:00 EVENING slave child serves a member of the psychologist who analyzed ______________________________________________ Cl) o GHOST PLANES FROM Confederate forces at the Battle of THE PAST A look at the famous Gettysburg. the data. Likewise, people 11:30 planes and authentic rephcas that (1) 0 YOUR TURN - - - - who do not enjoy their work are a part of aviation history includ. 8:00 I ,' -1 '+ 14 ' • ing "The Spirit Of St Louis." The 0 (10) LEO BUScAOUA salso do not have much fun on THURSDAY Red Baron" and the "Gee Be. Z CIAL their vacations. II I, Model Racer" ispresented AFTERNOON 9:00 Relishing a vacation 2:00 () Cl) MUSIC CITY NEWS I-i comes easitst to people who 3:00 CR (10) IRAN: INSIDE THE ISLAM. AWARDS Hosted by Lynn Ander. IC REPUBLIC The motivation of son, Ray Stevens and the Statler ( lO) THE RACE FOR THE YEL- say they like excitement and LOW JERSEY the Iranian people and their leaders Brothers, this special will present adventure, enjoy meeting during the on-going Islamic revolu- awards chosen by the readership of EVENING people and are not overlion and the religions impact on the one of Country music's oldest publi10:00 politics, economics and social cations politics, with comfort and (7) 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP -- To issues of the country are eaamine.1 11:30 Die For Ireland" A look at the situa. convenience, the survey in this documentary filmed from ç 0 NEWS SPECIAL lion in Northern Ireland, focusing on found. These people often December 1978 to June 1979 _ the role of the British Army, the Irish EVENING TUESDAY i seeking independence and the traveled extensively durng .. _ __ Protestants who want to remain a childhood and learned from -. EVENING 9:30 part of Britain. is presented that experience how to enjoy - ,• -- -' Those Enjoy Vacations Most Who - Friday, Jung, 1$0-3 2:00 4 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY EVENING 11:30 (1)0 U.S. OPEN Highlights of first -round play in this prestigious god t ournament (from Baltusrol Golf Club in Sprirgliela. New Jersey) ,.i'd I 2'nifl(Jifl F- rjnkliri 13 The Tinntr,i,,k i'r (poet) 4 Atot Mitchell IS Make t.'.ely I f Fruit drink Ill Nigerian Irib,, number of married let(var ) terwriters indicated a desire t>) Later to ditch thur spouses for 21 Beforevacations — t he men to 24 So Car Slate friend, those who enjoyed themselves the most said they did not spen 1 their t ime with a prearranged partner but with pe ople they rue'. while on vacation, In describing their fantasies, a ____ ' 11) 'II lIiiiI 41 Ii,iii+ ,.t 'ii Inil Il-il 4'> F na, nlnnll.ui qnkl pin j." -Ili (.,t em Il,,,,, I liii II'. I', 1 nIl-i •iin,'i l'I'.ifi 0> P1i'-,t.ui If It,in ?ii A 10111 .iw.irij .'.' 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(1) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:60 6 Q[) DAILY DEVOTH)NAL 7:00 TWO'S COMPANY 2 LIVING WORE) (Part 4 of 10) (CC)(R) ILLIES 6:30 - ers of a puppet show seek a reward (lj)(17) AESOP 7:00 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH - - ij (35) DR. EJ. DANIELS (12)(17)ITIS WRITTEN 8:00 0(4) VOICE OF VICTORY REX HUMBARD SHOW MY PEOPLE CASPER 10) SESAME STREET (R) 17) THE THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS Rogers examines the primary system, campaign financing and itie 8:30 ROGERT 111CHIJLLER (74 0101.0 HOU8EWORKS (17) r1l7) ROMPER ROOM (3 JOSIE AND T14E PUSSYCATS - - - 6 (17)) LE . - ! - 7 DALY6 -. Frozen Mugs I D 0(4') DAILY MOTIONAL (7)6 NEWS 5:30 (lT)THSSWEBAEBALL ± S ENN 12:00 Goovu.A (1) SHAZAM 3:O0 WEEKEND SPECIAL "The MOVIE "Rau In (DO Francs" (8/W) (1943) Joan Crew- Trouble With Miss Switch" A young boy and an 01 lUhlCnewllth eford, John Wayne. cover they have great powers 3:55 they loin forces. (Part 2) (A) (1J(17)MoVIE "Sherlock Holmes 11)135) MOVIE To W. And The House Of Fear" (1945) (17) MOVIE "The Guns 0 Basil Rathbone, Nigel Zangara" (1960) Robert Stack,, air - 6 2:30 - gsssc - -----.5- (0 NEWS -. . S . S S - S .5 (Z) a NASL SOCCER Tampa Bay Rowdies at Ft. Lauderdale Strikers thers did (CC) 8:30 during his recent tour to promote Ins latest Ip - (3J 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Long. Volcano - it's clear that success has only changed him for the better. ± Expendable" (8/W) (1945) Robert Montgomery. John Wayne. Direct.d by John ford. - . Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in capture a master spy learns that his I made a point for a date. (A) (24(10) MASTERPIECE ThEATRE "DisraelI: Mary Anne" Disraeli, now do, and I love it a lot. "But I also, when the time 2:1 (DO MOVIE "Marx Brothers At tion *" (1976) Documentary. The Circus" (6/W) (1939) Marx The work of Baltimore pediatric Brothers, Eve Aden. 1 W5 BiONIC WOMAN surgeon J. Alas Hefter Jr. and Den3:30 HERE'S TO YOUR var trauma surgeon Henry C. Cleve. (27) ('17) MOVIE "Gideon Of ScotHEALTH "Obesity" land is traced. (R) land Yard" (1959) Jack Hawkins, (27) (17) WRESTLING 10 THE AVENGERS The Aven- Dianne Foster. for agents using carrier 9 6:30 pigeons with cameras to take pho0(14) ;'oc NEWS 345 los of a top secret military baa.. (1)0 THE BAXTERS "MoonlIght CD 0 MOVIE $1.9I BEAUTY SHOW (DO Medicine" Sonata" (6/W) (1938) Charles (DO ABC NEWS 12.00 Farrell, Ignore Jan Paderewski - - - . 74 5%S I Watching a you do your job well,-which I 5 - of marked by being judged that immy SWAGGART ± S i ,'-1 . to do because I love to en- tertain. BUFF ET "But then I have to make room to spend time with my Jimmy gets away most f am ily or on my boat or just often on his 48-foot ketch, quietly * doodling around on Euphoria II, sailing the Caribbean and soaking up shut-In. into wonderful music, and - 1130 0(4) NBC LATE MOVIE "Opera- - - quarry Is an influential member of PBS-TV'special on Luciano It's clear when you hear a Buffett fans know well his t he British Parliament. thought in such joyously entertaining Buffett (DO ALICE Mel thinks that his Pavarotti the other night. lie times and main competitor Is really after his said that success was romantic locales as New show or albuiii that he really secret chill recipe when he asks Flo enjoys life. "Somebody told to the wealthy widow of his friend and political ally Wyndham (Pail 2of4)(cc) - - dearly on stage, and that's the fun part about it, The road is something I still like doing when I'm doing it," he Jane, and his daughter, that seems to be the 9:00 GQDMOVIE "The MackinloshJ says of his singing and Savanji4h Jane. Itis personal destroyer of a lot of people in Man" (1973),Paul Newman, James Mason A secret agent assigned to performing career. "In fact, adventures translate back this business," Final round coverage of this $150,000 tournament (live from the - my own. I'm not a recluse or I'm get out as much , the ho t sun and life i tself, as I can, and I'd never let "I love doing w ha t I'll) spe nding time with his wife, 'that happen to me be ca use - .5 ± ± December 1978 to June 1979. 2:30 0-14) LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP .1 - It - me standing resentmeqt between Ann and her mother is uncovered when Julie's boss, a psychiatrist. Comes to dinner. (A) (1U)(35)JERRYFALWELL 1' '5 college. While struggling in Nashville, he even worked for a year as a reporter for Billboard magazine. But it wasn't until a weekend trip to Key West with Jerry Jeff Walker that he discovered one of his favorite fountains of inspiration. "I knew that there was that had to part of have that escape from the business. I have to I'm not a 24-hour music person who sits up hours jamming after a show. I give out enough energy In two hours on the stage to know that there has to be the o ther part. I love it during the on-going Islamic revolulion and the religion's impact on the politics, economics and social issues of the country are examined in this documentary filmed from 6:00 - - JIMMY Chatting with Jimmy J) 0(17)0 NEWS &acr.tss of State Edmund 8. Mush., (1)0 BLACK AWARENESS (7)0 DIRECTIONS The Presldint's Commission on Whit. House Fellowships, a program to get exceptional people I OVId in - consistent and surely of the '80s. of Canada still trek northward to hunt and trap game as their forefa- most - 12:30 - 6:30 is stationed in t he South. (2 Hrs.) ' - American talents of the '70s, - S - - , • ( S. •, . Friday, iufla, lflO-S-- that him as one of the very best and MOVIE "High Sierra" 0 comes, have to separate 4:00 (0/W)(194 1) Ida Lupino, Humphrey and get away to do w ha t Bogart. A gangster on tho run (1)0 ATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC have always liked to do best, meets a beautIful girl In the rnosjn- Final round coverage (live from 9:30 Atlanta Country Club, Marietta, tains. (2 Mrs.) -. (1)0 TONY AWARDS Mary Tyler l' Ga.). Moore and Jason Robard, co-host Fortunately, I got enFOROURTIMES (24 (JO) -CONCERT NIGHTS the 34th annual edition of these trenched In a lif estyle that I BAPTI8TCHU1t "Mendelssohn" J1')IJ awards honoring excellence in the really like before I became American theater, to be broadcast 117S MOVIE "It Started In 4:30 Naples"(1960) Sophia Loren. Clark five If om the Mark Hallingeir Theater successful, 30 1 didn't ha ve to a (3) MOVIE "The Smiling Qabie, An American lawyer gets Ghost" (B/W) (1941) Alexis Smith, in New York City. change or move to California rornanticaJfy involved with an Italian Brenda Marshall. A woman reporter (DO ABC MOVIE when he tries to take his and a hired suitor attempt to solve (Premiere) Doug McClure, Michael or do anything like that. nephew back to America. Cornelison. A streetwise cop on When I wan t to get away, I the mystery of a iinx on the "kiss of the night beat In Los Angeles do death girt. 1/2 Hrs.) 11'OO get away." involved in everything (DO WIDE WORLD OF SPoRTS THE LAW AND You from pranks to serious crimes. National Mixed Pairs Gymnastics 5) JONNY QUEST (17) PORTER WAGONER © om Chicago), a preview of the A I 0) QUE PASA. USA? Adeia (fr (DO MOVIE Tennessee U.S. Open; a report on the upcornfinds a professional chaperone for 10:00 (6/W) (1943) Van Heflin. log Sugar Ray Leonard Roberto (74(10) WODEHOUSE PLAY. Carmen so that she can go to the Hus.s.y school prom, but the woman is hay- Duran light including interviews HOUSE "Anselm Gets His Ruth with the two. Chance" One summer evening, log problems of her own. (A) 12:40 (17) MOVIE "Go, Man , Got" Anseim Mulliner preaches his w- (5)0 RETURN OF THE SAINT 11:30 (1954) Harlem Globetrotter., Sid- mon on brotherly love. Simon discovers that a heiscopler FACE THE NATION n.y Power. Obscure beginnings (17) UP CLOSE Dr. B. Eugene carrying the son of a wealthy indusRACERS "The Trans-Am don't prevent the meteoric rise to Griessman talks with former CIA trialist Which crashed actually Chal fam, of the Harlem Olobetrotters. director William Colby about his life - shot down ' uovic 'ionwe , (9 ( and his involvement with the CIA The Boss" (6/W) (1939) Penny 1:00 Singleton, Aithur 10:30 Blondie (1D (35)Gi V ADAMS "Hot Air (17) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta (35) PTL CLUB misunderstands when 51* finds a Heroes" Braves vs Los Angeles Dodgers (10) FIRING LINE "Who 110) TWO RONNIES snapshot of another woman In Should Reagan Pick For Vice Dogwood's arms. (11/2 Hrs.) (22) (17) RUFF souse 1:30 President?" Guests: J. Daniel OOV ENLA n 0(1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1100 Mahoney, Paul WeyflCh, Patrick 0(DONEWS 1:45 Buchanan. AFTERNOON IGHTEOU8APPLE8 (DO NEWS •rl!0 7T M OPENP UP EVENING S (4) MEET THE PRESS Guest: S C!) DAILY DEVOT)ONAL, (DO M OVIE "They Were 0(14) NBC NEWS gist uses scientific Methods and a fett's songs and records rank computer to trap a dazed killer using San Francisco as a giant And The Last Of The Belles" (C) chessboard. (1974) Richard Chamberlain, Blythe (11)1351 DAY OF DISCOVERY Danner. Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald d1 ODYSSEY Cree Hunters 12:00 2:00 5) aio.isc wos1IAJi 0) SAIUNQ, SAILING (17) r il 7)WRE$'flj,IG material f rom experiences and its inhabitants we haunted by a a member of Partlaffmi. proposes CTRUI'k 6IS&ESANO ANSWERS 0) TO BE ANNOUNCED •NEWS __;•i 4 .5 Life or things that I see or hear. I 7:30 write'em all down, and when a (35) CANDID CAMERA (9 (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS it comes time to write the -ThtiDay_Feaco Broke Out" songs,I look in my little book 8:00 and look back to the events 8 (P CHIPS ion and Ponch enter a desert off-road race, unaware' and things and try and shape Lake. MOVIE 'Dakota UI" p950) George Montgomery, Rod Cameron. 6:00 0(4) NASHVILLE MUSIC (1) 0 MOVIE "F. Scott Fitzgerald White" (61W) (1948) Eleanor Parker, Alexis Smith. A mansion IT TO BEAVER (17) (17) ' (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers was 1:30 0(4) TALES OF THE UNEXPECT" ED EVENING (117) - • iYHOUR TIL 1O) FLORIDA HOME GROWN -- - Horald, Sanford, Fl. To soft-spoken Southerner - - L . Into Great Songs - - ± 2:00 strange spell. (2 Hrs.) • PUB - . - - ' - COOPER'S • S S'S S '- - Buffet S that two mobsters are using it as a 'em up Into a song." Cache of smug. 1:30 'dnold (II) Anybody who knows 0(4) SPORTS AFIELD iS ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE (1)0 DANCE FEVER Buffet t's songs (which Archie and Murray are mystified (17)0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL when, after raising money for an means millions of "Another Kind Of Spaceman' operation for a blind friend. they Americans) can 4(10) WALL STREET WEEK tell you that le arn (he man wants no part of it. "Requiem For Auto Stocks" Guest: he captures experiences with Maryann N. Keller, first vice presi- (A) 0 ABC MOVIE Turnover a flair. Witty, literate and dent. Paine Webber Mitchell Smith' (Premiere) William Conrad Hutchins, Inc . (A) , downright enjoyable, BufJames Darren. A famed criminoio. Mason Ohio).' COLDEST DRAFT ± • than bid by his rHOghbors. - 10:00 (17) (ii) NASL SOCCER Atlanta 0KXXIWORLO Chiefs vs. Now York Cosmos 51PORKY PIG AND FPJEPO. 3:00 §110 AS WE SEE if "The Mali)f 'As We See It'— KsIvyn Park. H (35) MOVIE "The Woman In ç) BEER IN TOWN - SINGING JUBILEE U 17 GILLXIAWS OLAND BOOZE 7111. 2 AM after 9:30 PEL WOODPECKER 5) W000Y AND FRIENDS (24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) - -. - CHARLES KURALT • KIDS PEOPLE TOO 5) me FUNTSTONES MISTER ROGERS (A) (12)(17) THEPARTRIOGEFAMILY (1) GOS - 5 _.4 5S •5S "Using Fertilizer For Home Plant. Jimmy Buffett, life really is a song: "I take most of my ings IC REPUBLIC The motivation of otmooi 0 SUNDAY MORNM WITH the Iranian people and their leaders • crew of - ---S are a part of aviation history Includlog "T he Spirit 01St. Louis," "The Red Baron" and t he "Gee Bee Z. Model Racer" Is presented. THIRTY MINUTES (74(10) IRAN: INSIDE THE ISLAM- 9:00 a AT 5' - S (])(35)Coup4TRyRoAr)$ io) ORAL ROBERTS 8(l) BASEBALL Pittsburgh Lommon. government employee sets out to prove his landlady InfoPirates at Now York Mats . S S S cover to retrieve a 7:30 0(4) CHURCH POWER (1)0 FAITH FOR TODAY - 0(14) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (1)0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN AND 7:15 0D o@ WITH THE •• THE PAST A look at the famous planes and authentic replicas that MORAL ISSUES (1 )JAMES ROBISON cent of a murder charge. effect of the media on primary 2:30 races. 8:30 (74(10) CAMERA THREE "Duro 8:30 . (1)0 DALLAS Lucy decides that Theatre Of Niger- (1) 0 THE STOCKARD CHANN_ Alan Beam is the man for her sitof 0 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL Ladipo's is" The Nigerian troupe performs ING SHOW witnessing a staged fight between my comes to life to seek revenge on 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC Duro Ladipo s staging of obe 'iIi (35) FLORIDA FRONT PAGE (17) MOVIE "Horizons (17) West' him and J A. (A) those who',obbed his grave. (1)F P.M. MAGAZINE Rock Hudson. Koso." a musical drawn from the LE OF STARS "Vic (1952) Robert Ryan, ( 7) 0 CIRC 9:00 JOICER'SwlLD folklore of the Yorubs ethnic .. Two brothers find themselves on Damone" 8:30 SANFORD 5 ) 8ANFOROANDSON LE opposite sides of the law at the community. LD LovL AMERICAN (1) 0 MOVIE "Won Ton Ton. The man iearnao( the death of his fat (17) 117) ENERGY EXPO "Finding closeoftheCiyilWw. 3:00 Dog Who Saved Hollywood" (1976) REpomwhom he hasWl seen in years. he A Path To An Uncerlain Future" (5) 0 MAVERICK Bruce Detn, Madeline Kahn. (12 (17) HOGAN-8 HEROES 9:00 forgoes a baseball game to attend a The experts begin to explore the 0(4) FRED AND BARNEY MEET (7)0 TRACK AND FiELD "Miller (DO LOVE BOAT Gopher thinks school function of Maxx's. 7:30 energy options for the long-range me SHMOQ Invitational" he's headed for stardom when he (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (0 (10) WALL STREET WEEK future, Including outer space as (LI) (35) MOVIE "The Neptune tills in for a singer in the lounge. (A) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD (11)0 THE NEWLYWED GAME "Requiern For Auto Stocks" Guest: viable source of renewable enargy. RUNNER Disaster" IC) (1973) Ban Gazzarm, (0 (35) HARDTIME Host: G (71 FAMILY FEUD Maryann N. Keller, first vice pr"Y vette Mlmieux, A rescue team rac- Kennedy, (Par t 2) PLASTIC$4N (7)9 j 5)MAU0E dent. Paine Webber -Mitchell 10 :30 DICK CAVETT Guest: Hutchins. Inc. underwater near Nova CLASS - ScotIa. (2 (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Joseph Wambaugh. (Part 2 of 2) (A) 9:30 Hrs.) (8 (10) mc VICTORY QME)4 9:00 (17)(17)AUINTHE FAMILY 1 1:oo co i'10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0(4) JOE'S ()ffi 0 (4) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Voyage 8:00 The (1]) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL. success In verbal debates With fill a5) BENNY HILL E LEG 0(4) HERE'S BOOMER Boomergantlne Yanks" With a 1000 VARY Some of England's most prominent PRIME TIME DAY (8 (10)FRENCH CHEF politicians, Disraeli decides TURE to stand' (D became separated from her class- Electra Johnson course the globe In WHEN THE WHISTLE f Parliament. (Part (17)(17) LAST OF THE WILD "The mates during an outing. (A) 10(4) (CC) (R) BLOWS Hunk takes a liking to a their 10:00 Last Refuge" (24110) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS beauty contestant who is immedi4:00 217) MO "The (1)0 ATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC ately kidnapped by her jealous 11:30' e Opera" (1962) Itbrbert Lom, Third round coverage (live from boyfriend, 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Th Heather Sears. A mad, disfigured Atlanta Country Club, Marietta, (111(35% RIvers. Guests: Batbaja Walters, who haunts the Paris Ga.). (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS MartvLeshner. Mart Johnny Paycheck and Billy Joe TARZAN (1)0 MOVIE Start M RQoiu:- Opera Nous kidnaps a beautiful 10) lion WIthout Mi' (C) (1970) Gins young soprano and takes her to his SOUNOSTAGE Shaver are the featured performers subterranean Wt. Widw. Donald Sutherland. Two "Soundstage Sixth Anniversary low sets of look-alike twins meet on the Show" Hairy Chapin hosts a cele- (17) (17) NASHVILLE MUSIC 10:30 bratlon of past Shows with sageve of the French Revolution (4) DAFFY DUCK years of separation. (11/2 Hrs.) 11-00 ments by Elsa Fitzgerald, Judy POPEYE Ui SCRAPPY Collins, Gordon Lightfoot, The I)oo- 0 (5)0(7)0 NEWS (DO FRIDAYS Guests. Tom Pet- (7)0 SCOOSY bie Brother,, Melissa Manchester © ()5) SECOND CITY TV the Heartbreakers. (74(10) MOI'4'TY PYTHON'S FLY. 5% WU.D, WILD W_S'T (ED (35) MOVIE "The Man From and more, (CC) (17) MISSION: iuoealaLE 9" PI7j MOVIE "Pyro" (1963) Planet X" (B/W) (1951) Margaret ING cmcua (17) (17) DICK MAURICE AND Barry Sullivan. Martha Hyar. After Field, Robert Clarke, An American 5:00 COMPANY losing his wife and child in a fir., a iournalist gets his story on a hostile (4) CHAMPIONSHIP distlgur.dmanplotstoaveng.thelr group of extraterrestrial beings Third rLPGA 11:30 ou nd cov of this erage deaths. which have landed on Earth. (11/2 $150000 tournament (five from the •(4)8ATURDAYNIGHTUVE Mrs.) MOVIE "The Omega Man' 12:30 Jack Nicklaus Golf Cn1er in (C) (197 1) Chariton Heston. Anthousson, (II) (35) AMERICA'S ATHLETES 1100 10 m BEI.MONT STAKES ny Zerbe. me 1ie'rao.s 0 MOVIE "Born Y.sterd.y" Coverage of the 112th running of (10) 12:40 (6/W)(1950)Judy Holliday, William the thkdgo4 the Tripi. Clown f (DO MOVIE "Dial M For 11:30 03%) 3-year-old thoroughbreds (flvs from ([I) Murder" (6/W) (1954) Ray Mil$and, "Dracula's (4') JONNY QUEST MOVIE Belmont Park, N.Y.). Grace Kelly. Directed by Alfred Daughter" 161W) (1936) Otto FAT ALBERT (1) WIVES (DO OF SPORTS Hitchcock. Kruger, GlorIa Holden. A man is led , (DQ JOKER. JOKER, JOKER WBC World Lightweight champion on a dangerous search When a (1O) NOVA 'A Plague On Our Jim Watt 100 takes on Howard Davis in Children" The evidence linking lox. a 15-round title bout (livs vampires daughter kidnaps his Park Drive 0(4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAl. from fiancee. (1 1/2 Hr.) ic herbicides, pisllclde* and othar GIaeoi,, At French Ave. 1:30 nIcIs to cancer, miaøes (U) 51 GRIZZLY ADAMS 12:00 0(17) NEWS and birth defects Is examined (CC) Sanford (10) o p. ii!) (17) MANY 1:50 100 (17) PUTT PUTT GOLF (17) (17) Movie "o.. Valley" 0®AMEIVCA'S TOP TEN (1947) Ida Lupino, Dan. Clerk, AFTERNOON - S . While (35) INOVIE "The Errand Boy" (B/W) (1961) Jerry Lewis, Brian Donlevy. An efrand boy wreaks havoc throughout a major movie studio. Hrs.) (1O) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW(A) VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIT)0P4 th rules as he sees them, even for 8:00 a poor man who turns to crime " 2 BJ AND THE BEAR Pogo Lit means to support his crippled comes to BJ for help when she daughter. 11/2 Hrs.) 4(10) ODYSSEY "The Chaco threatened by people who are aft er (17)0 HOT FUDGE - (12)( 17)BET'wEEN THE LINES : O'Malley" (B/W)(1937) Pat O'Brien, (1) FLORIDA'S WATCHING Humphrey Bogart. An unbending a('10) WORLD OF THE SEA policeman sees no reason to after "Underwater Kingdom" 6 a 2-COUNTRY FISHING (5) SPECTRUM e6 Jim ROCKFORD (24(10) OVER EASY Guest: actor (74(10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN A Martin Balsam. (CC) (A) 7) (17) MOVIE "The Curse Of (17)1 LOVE The Mummy's Tomb" (1965) Tsr7:00 rence Morgan, Fred Clwk. A mum- . - • - (17) SUNDAY MASS wtiefl they discover that Neil and her grandfather are running away 1:30 Ijj 0 THE LAW AND YOU 5:30 0(14) IN SEARCH OF... a(1o) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1:00 (ED (17) WORLD AT LARGE - 0 ABC NEWS - S S WORLD "The Young Runaways" fleeing from their unloving government, is examined. foster parents, three children (17) MOVIE "The Human become entangled with bank Jungle" (1954) Gary Merrill, Jan robbers. (Part 2)(CC) Sterling. A busy police captain assumes the task of finding out wtio (1)060 MINUTES (7) 0 THE VEAGERS Carroll killed a beautiful stripper. Yeager sells mining acreage to a 1:00 Mennonite family for less money . 5:20 - 0 7 ANDYGRIFF-1111 S 4 7:00 0 C!) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL S ©(l1)wORLDATLMGE ' 0 (71)0 NEWS (ltJ r15) KUNG FU - June 8 - 6:00 • - - MORNING Legacy" One of the most compre- her previously worthless gold mine (R) heve budding projects ever developed over 900 years ago by (1)0 THE BAD NEWS BEARS 0 THE DUKES OF une t he inhabitants of Chaco Canyon. Coach Buttermaker catches his Bo and Luke are wrongly accused female pitcher hugging one of his New Mexico-- is explored. (CC) THE TE EN ANGELS of hijacking a truckload of television male players and decides to tell her VEGETABLE SOUP (I2)(17) 2:00 sets (A) about t he birds, bees and the 43(1) BASEBALL PRE-GAME bears. (LI) (35) STREETS OF SAN FRAN-. 7:30 JSHOW (1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK CISCO (D0240-ROBERT An earth. ocoo (1)0 STAR TREK While working at a rodeo, David (74(10) MOVIE "The Maids' (C) (1)0 THIRTY MINUTES quake traps flUb. Trap, two go,runs across a ruthless gong of cal. (1915) Glenda Jackson, Susannah WRESTLING gems models and a Moray " in a ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIt1 thieves. (A) 7) MOVIE "California rapidly fl ooding underground cave. York. An adaptation of the play by MALS "The Beetle" Passage" (1950) Forrest Tucker, (A) (7)0 MOVIE "The Simon Dollar Jean Genet fácuses on the Iivs of 8:00 Adele Mara. Cliared with a sta- (11) (35) FI_ORIDA OUTDOORS Threat" (1979) Dale Robinette, two maids who hate their mIstress. 0 (4) 000ZILLA / GLO- gecoach robbery, an Innocent Patrick Macnee. A resourceful (2Hr5.) (io) UNDERSEA WORLD OF BETROTTERS ADVENTURE HOUR saloon owner must vindicate secret agent trI&S 10 Stop a madJACQUES COUSTEAU 10:00 (D 0MIGHTY MOUSE / HECKLE man planning to aim nuclear MIS0(14) NBC REPORTS IS THERE A & JECKLE al maov CitieS III biIHci,*dolIar Landlady' (1962) KIm Novak, Jack 2:15 BETTER WAY? Correspondent 6(0 (D SUPERFRJENDS ransom IS not paid. (A) A EVENING . S SUNDAY WILD. WILD WEST 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 5:45 Maybe £11 never know. Tracey Coffin ' J S , Evening (71 Q NEWS 7:00 12:30 (D 0 SUMMER SEMESTER Chris Spegele Why is the sky blue? Is It because you or me or something, did It, painted It7 . .I• FRIDAY 5• S . a . Hermit Crab socks .. playing i I S ____ -- ..- - S . WATTENBE'5 1980 ••Sul Lanka Second Thoughts Th e Th ird WOfid' Ben WattenRobert Middleton. thot Ness and In be team of 0-men embark upon berg visits Sri Lanka to investigate political experiment that Could another c.imebusting adventure In their relentless crusade against have vital Implications for Third World nations. corruption. MORNING Why do you stare at me, house tearing - . S • IS •,, June 7 SATURDAY are saying hello City Jumble people dri ving their cars WorkAng people cooking turning on their engines dinner poeU working at schools ront beef chicken soup music telling people things hot dogs doctors working peoile,., Valking down to keep people allve streets 0 . my dog running around the S S S S • __________________________________________ - - - S - - •• _________________________________ ______________________________________________________(1O) BEN t taught by poet Bob Wishoff Hera& Crab, ho do of Oviedo. Pupils fOü climb? generally provided with a not told Why do you have eyes like theme, but are jewels what they d write. shining Poets ± - • - 1Io Tfiese poems are by me..lightln.g with Uie elementary schoolers from down in the park Seminole County. They people watching resulted from the Florida Feremy Walsh Poebry In the Schools fltTIflsit Crab program These pupas are S - - '- . 4-Evening Hrald Sanford, Fl. - S S S - .5 -, - -. S - -. .. . S 5 - - - S • - . S-S S -5 -- , fl,_ , .S S "S S - . -. - S -. *4 - S . - 45_, ' - -. S Orleans and Key. 'est. me tl* other night, 'I've got A native of Mobile, Ala., a great title for your next Buffett started singing full album - "Legend in Your time after graduating with a Spare Time." I said to him, aga in!" journalism degree from 'You may see that ± S �- o - .' . - - . . - - - :- - - :.. •;:._ - - - - a / -- - . • - - - - • •- . .-• - -- - - .--'-• --- • - , - - - -- - -- - --..--- - - - - -. a - a ,.a.• . • - - --- • - - -- ---- --- - - -- ----.. --- -. "---•-•-- - - -- - • -- V: - - . - • - - - -- S p - - V • -. & do V V • ' - - . -- - - ' -V. •V - - .- I V.--.-- 14 .---- - - 4 • - VV 4,3 V .- - . • . -.''.- - - V . - '- Li - - . V S - a a C ' • -. - - - - V •,, - - -. - • -- - - - ,..' - .• • •- _%a - . 4 . V. . - V - • - V V- p ' 4 - i—EvenIng Herald, Sanford Fl. lflO FrIday, June 8 - 9:30 6:00 0(7)0 NEWS DICK VAN DYKE 10 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC taring what he thinks was a heart "The Old Curiosity Shop" The own• attack. eqs of a puppet show seek a reward (1)) (35) MOVIE "June a( ise" when they discover that Nell and (6/W) (1948) Bette Davis. Robert her grandfather are running away. Montgomery. A magazine editor (Parl4of 10)(CC)(R) and a reporter fail ln love while co,. (121 (17) ANDY GRIFFITH 630 NBC NEWS sting a high-soclety wedding. (2 We.) (10) BCA(I FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE 0 jn351 SANFoti() AND SON 10 MACNEIL / LEHRER REom (17) HOGAWS HEIIIOES ..7:30 PEOPLE'S ØC4)YOUNG CIAL "The Rebel Slave" A young "Dallas' Keeps E veryone Guessing 6:30 (5)0 PHYL AND UIKHY Max tears Phil and Ulkhys wedding Is going to be nilned when a Strange uncle he didn't invite shows up at the ceremony. (1)0 PSEDALL a.. - DEAR DICK: Some time ago, on "Dallas," J.R. (Larry Hagman) was shot. Now that show is only doing rerung. What is going on? Will they go back and continue on from when J.R. was shot? ILK., Hollywood, Fla. B.K., J.R. is OK. Or maybe N.G. That hot show pulled a fast one on the public to keep the interest high, by having e ShO tar J3 &m 5 NEWS i 7 THE COMMANDERS 10:30 - (ID (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 0 NEwS rVI. PEOPLE Host: Pat - 900 S (4) MUSIC CITY Helmet (12(17) ,&s'i o m WILD "Northern Survival" •(4) - flVAD 11:30 NEWS SPECIAL ABC NEWS n wu WILD, WILT MOVIE "The Farmer's 1 *P 1 Daughter" (1947) Lor.tta Young, Joseph Conan. A aMdlad Swedish girl runs against her boss for a net in Congress, - • 01 MAKES a T 'V [ SAIRD-RAY DAT5 7.2 Longwood. Ph. 831.1315 TO BE (12) r1i7 ANDYGRIFFITH 6:30 Dollars (t81) John Forsythe, Jacques Ary. (7)0 NEWS - !BC NBC NEWS 1:40 CBS NEWS NEWS 2:00 - Vic Damorie(CC)(R) t121(17)ILOVELUCY 10FACEThEMUSIC MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (12)(l7)HOG*prsHo 4:20 007) OPEN UP OPENS MAY 1 THRU LABOR DAY FOR MEMBERSHIP ..••.....,..,,,,., u" 9MAUO€ 1 0 DICK CAVE'T'T "Horse Racing: The Sport Of Kings" (Part I of 2) Slog .4 323.4080 - Save Gas rii OOVERNPRIH At age ,Ntven Busch was a staffer simultaneously for woman into the plot, I decided to build the plot Time and The New Yorker. But an offer from Hollywood around a woman. made him quit the Fast, and for the next 17 years he wrote" One day in an El Paso Texas newspaper an item and produced films for such stars as Gary Cooper, Barreferred to Pearl Had, a woman outJaw,"he recalls. "She bara Stanwyck and James Cagney. He's dredited with had slept out in the sagebrush with her lovers, held up creating "the Freudian Western." stagecoaches Such behavior bore little resemblance to the shy school teachers who had previously been a But, says Busch, author of the---recently published Western's notion of femininity. Pearl, as played by "Continent's Edge," "that's just another way of saying Jennifer Jones, rode and robbed and enjoyed sex with we put sex in Westerns. LewetMcCaules (played by Gregory Peck), but she knew that to preserve herself, she had to break with him. The "That sounds simple, but it was a tremendous breakthrough," he, says. "The Western only way that she could do that was to kill him. That broke had another rule about Westerns you weren't supposed to worked since the earliest movies, so why change it? u the -- FLORIDA - Lift - !$AFETY COMMISSION • ' leading man ivanted to kiss anybody, he could kiss his have a tragic ending. But this was a tragedy, 30 that was ho. m problem was to get a woman in it. That was absurd. Women in the actual West were present in conalderable rnimbers.'Izwtead of wondering how to work a the only end we could have." S -V.---.- V.• V-V OF SHERIFF LOGO An elderly lady with a grip, against the city Is blamed for a series of explosions which were actually sit by a gang of bank robbers, (A) (5) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW Hayward, sick over t he overdo" death of his cousin, sets out to find - - - (12 17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:00 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES entire FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL ~0 THE NEWLYWED GAME FLORIDAI He Pid Sex Into Westerns - - Single Membership..:.,.,.,,... $ 7s Family Of 4 7:30 TIC TAC DOUGH A Tremendous. Breakthrough NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS -- , P.M. MAGAZINE Of A The first "Freudian Western"? "Duel in the Sun," made in 1946 - - - I I p - DEAR DICK: What makes you so smart? Seriously, you look up your answers? Steve Davis, Michigan City, Ind. - I have a pretty good library of reference books the key ones are Leslie Halliwell's "The Filmgoer's Cornpanion" and "Film Guide"; Tim Brooks' and Earl Marsh's "The Complete Directory To Prime Time Network TV Shows"; and David R.agan's "Who's Who In Hollywood," But I also have a pretty good memory and I've been covering show biz in New York and Hollywood for more than 25 years. So what I don't remember and can't find in the books, I know who to call up and ask. - Besides all that, I'm smart, like you said, DEAR DICK: I would like to know if Bo Duke of "The (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 O)(i)0CDoNEW8 5) DAVE ALLEN (4 10 V.I. PEOPLE Host: Pat lfldklllthedrugd.aherr,sponslbl.. (A) amissongranoierisaconversatlon AN AMERI- overheard on a citizen's band radio. CAN LEGEND Hosted by James Whitmore, this tribute traces the U ABC NEWS roots of the man Called 'Duke,' (Ii) 5W1LD,WIWWEST one of the all-time box-office favor17 MOVIE "The Stranger' Ites of movie-goers throughout the (1946) Edward G. Robinson. Orson world, Wailes - , 7:00 - Van Heflin. Challeng.' _8:30 (7)0 JOHN WAYNE §PA Mars' (6/W) (1943) Judy Garland, 3:20 2 (17) MAVERICK 4:00 (7)0 TARZAN '4nd - 9:00 0(4).uovlE •-.'Catcn-22' (C) (1970) Alan ArtOn, Martin Balsam. A 120 (DO HART (12) (17) NEWS TO HART During scavenger hunt for lewels in an old (7) 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzle, mansion, one of the guests is Rid" WW the gang band together murdered. (A) to try to stop the city from putting a (1]) 35) NEWS freeway through Inspiration Point. 10 NON-FICTION TELEVI8ION 'On Company Business" (35) MOVIE "The Gay Sisters" The second of three dqcumentatles (B/W) (1942) Barbara Stanw'yck, by Howard Dratch an Allan FranGig Young. The eldest of three covich explores the CIA's manlputaWaters, Whose estate Is tied up in lion of public opinion and InvestiCourt. secretly iflhlilee to keep her, gates its Involvement in leaching Self solvent (2 Hi-s.) techniques of interrogation and totCH (10) N)VA "Bamiki Bandul& lure to secret police of other coun Children Of The Forest" The tries. (Pasl2) secrets of survival urvival of Zaire's Mbuti (1 ) MAVERICK Pygmies, who have remained UntouChed by modern cztion '-4'0O--- TOMORROW Professor The ways In which we usepatterns, John Wilon and Vietnam veteran evidence and Investigation in our Jack McCiusky discuss Post'Traueveryday lives are explored (CC) matic Stress Disorder, a psychologcal disorder of some Vietnam 9:30 (7) 0 TAXI Louis Is less than a hit veterans when he goes to his girlfriends house to meet her parents. (A) 1030, - 1:25 • DEAR DICK: We enjoy The Love Boat" and wonder about the teen-age girl recently introduced on that program. Is she supposed to be a relative of any member of the regular cast? Why was she introduced? If for no special reason, OK, we love her. Genie Lucas, West Plains, Mo. The character of Vicki Stubing (played by young actress Jill Whelan) - is supposed to be the illegitimate daughter of the captain (Gavin MacLeod). The writers just felt it would be valuable to show another side of the captain, so concocted the story of his having had a romance and if child years before, WEDNESDAY 11 - - EVENING 6:00 o CD U NEWS 5 ICK VAN DYKE 10 OOM (A) (12 17TNDY GRIFFITH 6:30 Oic EWs CBS NEWS -- ' ABC NEWS r -5 ANDY GRIFFITH 0 OVER EASY Guest - novel. lit-playwright Irwin Shaw. (CC) (A) )l LOVE LUCY (12(1 7:00 (4) FACE THE MUSIC P.M.MAGAZJNE JO$(Efl'B WII.D 5)$ANFORDAND SON CD 0 SOAP Chester confesses to and hands (R) a4(10)sEAicii FOR 8oLu'nops 0(4) show. ) 0 YOUR TURN June (7) 0 ABC NEWS _____________________________________________________ EIt35)WILD.WILOWEST 1150 groupofAlrForceofflcers,disgust. Jessica hat Instead of seeing the ad with the rotation system and the minister, he's been meeting the subtle Insanity of their command. minister's daughter in a motel. (A) ors, stops at nothing to o' 1225 : discharges. (2Hrs.) (DOABC MOVIE "Beautiful But VI E 'M Station. (5)0 88 MO Deadly" (1973) Anthony Quinn. Hawaii" (Premiere) Jared Marlin, Jo Frederic Forrest. Ann Harris A Honolulu-based salsiege firm under takes the danger. 12:40 ous mission of finding and explor. (1)0 MARY HARTMAN. MARY ing a sunk en Russian submarine HARTUAN Cathy's magic fingers 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack, make their debut. George gets Janet and Chrlssy take in a frisky arrested and Tom goes for counsel75-year-old man with roving eyes ing 10:00 She's not an official part of the show. She has been a fan and follower of the show for years and became a fixture in the audience. Now she 110 longer needs a ticket, because they hold a seat for her. She began her career, such as it is, in New York and followed Mery to California. She lives within walking distance of the studio where he tapes his where do for thousands of years, are (12(17) LAST OF THE WILD 'Afri. explored. (CC )(R) can Elephant" (12 (17) MOVIE -Man-Trap" 1130 (1961) Jeffrey Hunter, David 43 (A) THE BEST OF CARSON Janssen. A war veter an Is badger ed Guests- Dolly Parton, Jack Alber tby his alcoholic wife and pressured son, Tony Della, William Blatty. (A) Into a violent robbery by an AVYW (5)0 BARNABY JONES Barnabuddy. by's only clue to the whereabouts Of 5ANOY GRIFFITH 0 OVER EASY Guest: singer 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (7)0 MOVIE VPres.ntlng Lily - Holmes. EVENING ZOOM (R) 7) MOVIE 'Death Pays In - - - 6:00 (5) 0 (7)0 NEWS 5 DICK VAN DYKE 1:35 surprise you 10 June 1:30 J mentioned, only one Richard Loo is still alive and acting. Atwill diôd way flack in 1946, Zucco in 1960 and Alin Just two years ago. Zucco and Atwill sure were tops in their nasty trade. OU ' tl2(17)NEWS - - - DEAR DICK: Call you tell me about the Mrs. Miller person who appears frequently in the audience of "The Mery Griffin Show"? Is she really a part of the show? Curious, Mercerville, N.J. t he's wrong. N.A. Poizin, Saginaw, Mich. There was no Garth among that show's regular cast, Perhaps there was a character with that name on one episode, but I cannot find it. The regular kid on the show her son. orted cars ucks hc.s'wm ntly . be ween me and my TUESDAY searches for the people responsible lot the stagecoach robbery which caused the death of hos fiancee and ctory Trained cians Service r You do bring back nice, gory memories. Of the four field. SERVICE - L. a net DEAR DICK: Whatever happened to some of my favorite meanies from those marvelous 8-films of yesteryear? I'm referring to that arch-fiend and mad scientist, George Zucco; the indomitable heavy, Lionel Atwill; and those two perennial Japanese Zero pilots and prison camp commanders, Richard Loo and Philip Aim. Chet Harding, Redlands, Calif. to S M'A'SH A critically injured patient laces permanent not. plialysis or death unless he Is oper. usually normal acting person. M i7)°h.L THE FAMILY ated on within 20 mInutes at the 12:25 pooiiy equipped 40771h. (A) 800 (l) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper LITTLE (tO) M0VI" 0(4) HOUSE ON THE In The Good Old and Crowleys investigation Into a PRAIRIE The Ingalls' joy over the Summertime" (C)(1949) Van John- series of murders Is hindered by birth of Mary's first child is clouded son Judy Garland. Neither knowing legal technicailties. by the death 01 Caroline's mother. that the other I$ their secret pen too (A) pal two clerks In a music store at. (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Constantly On the outs with each S (1) TOMORROW Guest: television news Commentator Jeff Green. Everyon, at the station Is con- other. (2 His) , Hi-----aai. eciuc was called Glendon, and he was played by Robbie Rist, who Is no relation to Denver. I ho pe you both wipe the hambul'ger juice off before the, next Ping Pong game, 12.-oo (S) 0 HARRY 0 Harry is asked Ø() Into the peculiar behavior of a 1:10 (1) 0 HEC RAMSEY Hoc flT('lt. = a - Guest: Quite a few letters from the South abou 1, .John Schneider) because apparently a rumor of tots oiath swept the area. Not true. lie is fine and will be back on the show in the fall. Ping Pong partner. lie says the little boy who played Garth on the old "Lucas Tanner" series, with David Hartman, is John Denver's son. I say he has rocks in his head. There's Big Mac riding on this one; please tell me TONIGHT Ouet host: George Calm. Guest: Peter Bench-, 11:50 NEWS by Lynn Ander. (DO BARNEY MILLER An sxt.r. slave child serves a member Of theAWARDS son. Ray 5tHosted i'sns and the Statler minator searching for cockroaches Confederate forces at the Battle Of i special wilt present In the squadroom uncovers severel Gott burgawards chosen by the readership of Concealed microphones. (R) NEWLYWED GAME one of Country music's oldest pubsubilFAMILY FEUD 5)MAuoE 5 10 DICK CAVET'T Dukes of Ilazzard" got killed. If he did, how did it happen? Deborah Davis, Wintervllle, Ga. aI).,411-summer-long cliffhanger, "Soap" has done the same thing the last few years. It keeps everybody guessing and wondering and, yes, they will pick up where they left off when the show returns, ALLEN =(17) MOVIE "Summer And Smelis" (1981) O.raldln. Page. Laurence Harvey. Ufl.*ICCI5$SUI In her attempts to make a hand ems doctor love her, a spinster begins a shameful life. 5 ANDY GRIFFITH 10 OVER EASY Guest: duclor Mitch Miller. (CCHA) (12 (17)ILOvELUCY 7:00 Friday, June 8, 1$0-7 HOUSE CALLS ci.aj. :1 ABC NEWS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 0 Amos arranges a dinner appointment for iJ vinced Johnny has gone he claims that God talked to him. 10:00 (A) (5)0 LOUANT Billie is placed " the cus y of a chauvinistic (1)0 ONE IN A MILLION Custw does a complete turnaround and policeman (Richard Jaeckel) during becomes a loveable guy a fter a Wind fury case Involving a popuf. . - - Charley on the same night and In the tam, restaurant where he has mad when already made a data with Ann. (A) EVENING ç) çS) 9 June MONDAY a ' a V -- - - - . '4 - - - - -. -- a - - 9 10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT • (12(17) HOGAN'S HEAOES 7:30 0 CD TIC TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 5MAUDE 10 DICK CAVETT "HOrse Racing- The Sport Of Kings" (Part 2 of 2 (12 17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:00 featured in Wagner's opera about a minstrel knights conflict his love for a young and innocent girl and his passion for Venus. the 11:50 goddess of love Colon Davis con. (7)0 LOVE BOAT Oh Dale ducts from the Festspeilhaus of the John flitter, Tovah Feidhuh, 'The annual Wagner summer festival in Main Event" Sherman Ilr'imsløy Bayreuth, Germany LaWanda Page. 'A Tasteful 41(17) MOVIE "The longest Jaclyn Smith. Dt'nnisCole (1 11Affair Hundred Miles" (1967) Doug McClure, Katharine Ross A priest 12:00 leads a gr oup of adults and Filipino (.) 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON children away from the invading Peppy, upset over being trans. Japanese ferred stateside, schemes to slay with his squadron 9:00 ID (4)DIFF'REP4T STROKES Willis -- - 9:30 THE FACTS OF LIFE Blair and Sue Ann become involved with a group of girls who smoke merijuena 0(4)RL PEOPLE Reports on 10:00 a gathering of mystics, a Miss Phy. (4) QUINCY Quincy disc overs sique contest, milk Carton boat that his teen-age godchild may races, taxi dancing and furniture have been responsible for the 4uto that resembles Neanderthal Man accident which killed her boyfriend are featured (CC) (A) (A) (1) 0 CAPTAIN AMERICA Cap- (DO VEGAS Dan attempts to fain America takes on an industrial, preven t his assi stant from marrying ist wio is threatening to destroy an a man who wants to kill her in order American city unless he receives to gain control control of her daughter's 14 . million in gold bullion. (Part 2) inheritance (A) (10) GREAT FE, ORMANCES Terror" (1965) William Campbell. "Tannhau.er From Bayreuth" Spas eiko,-and- Qflh-.,lqqs,N, Anna Pavarie. ,',j",', ' MOVIE 'Portrait In ' , 1:00 and Arnold learn that Mr. Drum0 (4) TOMORROW Quests mood is in financial trouble and investigative reporter Anthony apply for $30 million In *ettare (CC) Summers', actor Robert Sachi (A) (17)0 BARETTA The deathbed (3)0 MOVIE "Up The Sandbox" confession of a gangster prompts liarelta to avenge the death of his (C)(1972) Barbra Streisand, David Selby A housewife attempts to OWO father (H) relieve her boredom by escaping into a world of fantasy (2 His (DOCHARUE'SANGELS A par. 1:10 ty for t he Angels on Charlie's new (1) 0 CBS LA TE MOVIE -Deadly yacht is interrupted by mer cenaries Hero ( 1976) Don Murray, Diahn and revolutionaries fighting over Williams gold bullion stored below deck (R) MOVIE "Johnny O'Clock" (A) (I'll 1 351 NEWS (t947)Dick Powell, LeeJ. Cobb (DO FAMILY Buddy, in feat of 17aLACxslN#j.ivucA the prospect of leaving home, tells 2'00 tier parents that she has been 10:30 11(4) DAILY DEVOT)ONAL rejected by all the colleges (II) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE applied to 2:50 11:00 (35) MOVIE 'The Little Nuns" IM 0 NEWS o (s) a (7)0 NEWS (6/W)(1965) Catherine Speak. Syl. 5) DAVE AUIN 3:20 vu Kosclna. A small group of gentle H IM 17 LAST OF THE WILD CD 0 MOVIE "Weekend At ThiS but spunky nuns attempts to COO- "Venomous Snakes" Waldorf" (61W) (1945) Ginger v,nce airline of?tciais that We we Rogers, Walter PldQlOfl. making too much noise to suit theIr 11:30 Quiet clolaterid Convent. (2 Mrs.) 3'25 0(4) THE BEST OF CARSON (IM iI17) MOVIE Rachel And The Stranger" 119481 Loretta Young. William Holden In the iROOs. a stranger wanders into the lives of a pioneer Couple and helps them rekindle Ihcir flickering romance Guests: Jim Bouton, Chuck Manglon.. Ptacldo Domingo, Barbats How r.,4R) - 1:30 (17) NEW S 1:35 121 (17) MOVIE 'Who Slew Auntie floo')' (1972) Shelley Winters, Mark Lester 2:00 0 (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 yj 0 NEWS 2:40 (7) Q MOVIE The Bells Of St Mary'i (B/W) (1945) Bing Crosby. Ingrid Bergman 3:30 (1li( 17) MOVIE "Devil ' s Angels (1967) John Cassayetes. Beverly Adams HELP CRI ST - �L - r - - S — • I I __ SUNDAY. CflITi M _ •• 72nd Year, No. 249—Sunday, June 8, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 I. •• - I . - . - S . . - . . . Cassee lb r Dog TracK, • The Duping Of The American Voter k. Political A4 Misleading, Unfair' and cut administrative costs more than 50 percent." Carter Spero argues, was indeed a politician — solescent pr ograms. * ByCAROLFELSENTIIAL American Library Assn. Robert Spero begins "The ' Duping of the American (Lippincott & Voter" Crowell, 232 pages, $12.95) with the question: "True or False: Madison Avenue • -; ABOUT BOOKS ' - elected to two terms in the Reviews prepared by Georgia State Senate. When êk - agencies. Political corn- Lyndon Johnson's voice: mercials, on the other hand, simply generated more red "These are the tak ' • Robert Spero: ''Political advertising. .ls vertising... is without peer without. peer as the most deceptive, unfair mislea ding. and untruthful of all ad- misleading, unfair and employees by 30 percent. untruthful of all ad- vertsng. much head of Coca CoLa, to whom organization. Not vertising." Spero examines --- harness track to become Super Seminole . - - the money. Nobody knew who I Carter later awarded the political commercial was FACTORY SPECIALS - - - AWNING - Rick (left) and i (fividual's record subject to strict review after every election. He quotes Tony Schwartz who created during the cam- The best political 350/ I of - - 10 _FAAme more nsta11 , MAT $AT- ALL SHOWS PLAZA 'es • POW NStI STOHM I'Ht)t ft ( ON ('IJTS ,(AftII4( 1 A114 () I)IlII)N'?i(. UP ID "U COfl- 99 c,m THE S N •(1) BUCK .04w in crewod P" .., in bW - snow it's enwwiesWp&dL Yeviol -14o re6noomm'somow s*.d wli .Id. dosed .es hid .nd .Ii is.. .y. l,i sd w. wiod sed c.ld. °" ____ . I Ill a Ii - - 41ISH. ORANGE ILSM. YR. ORLANDO 253-4511 HOURS CALL "3-2343 :AFTER BREVARD CO. 534*070 •KISSIMMEE 946331S 8.00 Vi. PEOPLE iRIS .•. - . - - , - , - - - . , - • - -. - - • . - i the old Ritz Theatre on Magnolia Avenue. mission to persons of legal age. "It would The tax measure failed by a vote of 16Lawson and Miss Bell told planning cut down our profit inargin," she said, 15 in the Commerce Couunittee he said. and zoning board members Thursday adding that she and Lawson are willing to professional office at office there. P( The new greyhound track will operate flight they wanted to reopen the theatre make the compromise if it will help in Ilk- board also approved it request fromMay ltoSept. 1. Its season will open and sell beer and wine as a special at- gaining the license. We would have to from Dorsey Greene to permit the as the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in traction. Their plan is to show first-run eliminate such features as kiddie operation of I kidney dialysis center at Longwood doses for the year Sheppard movies at the facility which has been matinees," she said. said. closed for several years. 210 E. Commercial Ave. The dialysis Miss Bell said if life citv coll Ill lissioll center is to be open six days a week. Information From Washin to take the scenic route erway To Reopen Cos . eat coast with stops for such as Jekyll Island and Georgia and Cape Hattwas, E-ff6 if where they woildflkto try hangglidlng Washington, D.C., New York City and - it gives us a good high." A graduate of ' - Un B7 DONNA E(E Herald Staff Writer - . with-racial bins. Brooks has denied,ttila. 4nyestlgation regardless," Brooks- said with Moor,andillhad anji knowledge of In the 1977 settlement, the élty, ac- he was told. other dlacrlznffiation complaints tllecL - - when traveling and think it will take called Washington and obtained this funds, Brooks said. That investigation e discrimination complaln*' against the -Knowles said a letter purported to have Seminoli Cotmunity College, he attends them four or five weeks to reach their University of Central Florida. He was a destination. member of the SCC tennis team and Rick worked in Bar Harbor, Maine, actl%% In three summers ago and wanted to go Tom is a student at Bishop Moore High back for a visit. After an official vLsit In J1 - many sporti. A . .- information. was,later closed. city and that was the one settled. From been written to the Justice Department Brooks began Thursday trying to find Brooks said among explanations he August through December, 1979, by Brooks "has us completely baffled." the source of information linking him received In his Washington telephone however, Brooks said he received Knowles sa id he has talked with an aide with a recent racial discrimination calls was that a person a(the Community questloqnalres almoat nionijijy jrom fU Sen Lawton Chiles, D-Lakeland Fe "Relations Services, a division of- the various federal agencies. complaint against the city. Repor-ts seekirig assislance in tracing the ' w e' , School In Orlando, where he Is on the Sanford's sister city, the Fowlers plan to published saying he wrote a letter in Justice Department, in Atlanta is atgo on to Nova Scotia, Canada, before recently completed a cross-state returning home by bus. They expect to be Assistance Administration of the U.S. • - - 1 , - - •, . .- - - - problem. It is Chiles' office which set aside because of the city's "conduct status," Brooks said. "EEOC asked sen'ator that Brooks had written a letter - - "LEAA asked the basis behind my December 1979 to the Law Enforcement tempting to have the EEOC settlement original Loniplaint and my present relayed to the, city information given the football learn and also plays soccer. He - - , ete i - r V na - . rians R . , . * - - charged with it* mutdor of his bosa. JR) -, ., •(A) DAILY DEVO11ONAL 2:25 By JANE CASSELBERRY (2) 0 NEWS Herald Staff Writer 2:55 Dorian Gray" (BJW) (1945) 1-lurd Hatfield. George Sanders. Cases of a highly communicable and - The Picture Of lOinetlifles fatal canine virus, that is -. - - epidemic In - . : - - - • . - , - - _- -- some parts of the United States, have been reported by veterinarians inSçmInole County. The Parvo virus was not known to exist , Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach. Titusville and Cocoa. There is a 10-day incuba tion period for - the virus. Korrnck has advised his clients that the vaccine is available to rotect t heir dogs. "If 80 percent or more of the clogs were vaccinated against the virus, -• - - - - - . - -,, _______ -• --- -'.-- - . - • - - - - -. v4 - ,. i -'-• -. • - \, '- - against ' - - - - - --.&• - 4. - -- _________ . owners, - - \ an epidemic could be stopped," he said. untllht was discovered among some show Dr R J McKinniss of Ow South dogs in 1978, according to Dr. Henry _____ Kornick of the Wekiva Animal Hospital Seminole Animal Hospital In Fern Park _____ In Laze Mary. Hesaluit is ought it may said mat at present nets advising only have been caused by a cat virus which those with high risk animals such as show dog mutated to infect dogs. dog handlers and kennel owners to take the precaution of Kornick said he has diagnosed two having their dogs immunized cases of Parvo here one in Lake Mary Parvo. "I'm not advising the ahota be and one In Sanford. Although all dogs are given routinely to all dogs at this point, acepUbIetothe viruses, Kornick said it but this could change," said McKlnnls. Is most apt to prove fatal to dogs under 6 "The virus is highly communicable." . months and over 6 years old. . Herald PUM by Tern No" - - - - - -. toa is - 4. (17) MAVERICK dwelling 700 W. 25th St. Robert Morris planI to - ,° u - - - • <- - -- U "* - - McKindss said there are two very The first symptoms — vomiting and similar canine vinum which he has With the patience of a 'saint' this dog gets a shot from Lake Mary p act on, Miss Bell said Friday ttu-it she, and tier site plan atid request for if change of use Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Efforts are being made to have a 197 7 ' They will be wearing Golden 'Age Czw settlement between the city of Sanford and another black police offleer, J.C. he was not happy with the three-year-old Brooks said other questionnaires asked ciry lZino" thlebowltIm m" Zso Olympics T-shirts to publicize Sanford's Uic' plan to stay with friends and and the U.S. Equal Employment Moore, back pay and rehired both. settlement because he had believed he questions about whether he was aware of annual senior citizen event and taking relatives, but until Um they plan to sleep Opportunity Commission (EEOQ set Brooks is assigned to DEA while bloore would be In charge of a K-9 unit rather promotions that had taken place in the gifts from Sanford Mayor Lee Moore to in a tent. Of necessity, they we traveHM atilde. has retired on disabWty pexion. than being placed in charge of tht city's Sanford Police Department. the-mayor of Sanford, Maine Tony Brooks, a San(ord police officer At the time. of the original EEOd animal control department light with all their clothing and equip. 'This the correspondence I had with "It's good exercise and something ment tied to the bicydes, including currently assigned to the U.S. Drug complaint, information was forwarded to Brooks said he is happy In his work and fedet'di agencies questionnaires. I we've always wanted to do," explained emergency repair equipment; Enforcement Agency Administration the LEAA for separate investigation satisfied, have filed no new complaint," he said. Rick. "We thrive on physical fitness and They expect to average 80 miles a day (DEA)as part of that settlement, said he because the city was receiving LEAA Brooks said he ha Meanwhile, City Manager Warren ' s filed only one ° 'saovt approves the beer and wine license recommendation of the city's planning well as adults. year as expected Sheppard said. - board iiieuibers, brothers. 17, 50fl2 Of M's- Constance U. Fowler of 308 W. 15th St., will be sponsored by the - - Sports-" Borcholls. iii UPSTAIRS, OOWNSTAiS - They plan bassadors for the city on a trek to San- along the ford, Maine.. sightseeing, Rick Fowler,23, and his brother, Tom, Sea Island kn • 1:00 (1) tOMORROW Guests- The advisory peal to the Sanford City Commisrion at however, expressed ~vncern that ininors request Monday flight, the ttiezitre cou d its 7 I),Ifl. meeting Monday to ignore a might be able to obtain the be verages as be reul)eetl In July. the city defray the added costs for roadwork and police which ø€ Beach to Naples. Other than that this is the first long distance bike trip for the Two YOU or cyclists left Saturday morning as rolling am- • - - - John Lawson and Linda Bell will ap- protection Herald Staff Writer 3:00 "A Convwsatlon With Carlos Fu.nt.s" EM Moyers i.aa with (IZ(17) MOVIE 'Floodtlds leading novelist and critic. (1956) George Nader, Cornell pi4 wok .0 &1 this year's k1glifilattm oesaian were or were not met. Host: CIVis m". T. Fow l er By JANE CASSELBERRY - 'o r.maln W roes an $ ItI Of Britain. IS presented. 3S NEWS Ua,.eules (81W) (1944) Humphrey fl5 5*5 Bogart. Claude from Devil's Wand attempt to flOhi the Nazis long with the French Free Forcee. (2 Hro.) (10) PROBE Legisla tive Fv'LocaiIegl$l$tor1 'liii SWEA 9:30 THE ROGERS IN t &cw" him wiisaing in suburban California community. where they become involved with action. (R) t twoe erresidsntcoupis) (1) 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP "To for a tonsitwonw. has been listed Die For trek"" A look at the bftu&sched- lion In Norlhern Ireland. iocuskv on under the wrong name " the Irish the role of the British ". uled for brain surgery. (R) Passage To "eking Independence © (35) MOVIE I • SANFORD 321-0820 WAY TO SUIVIVI MOVILLANDJ - (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT Hsi;Id • 1P 1:10 C!) U SEMI-TOUGH After ti.rol25TH CENTURY'Buck helps the caiiii, winning a malor football game. 0(17)MOVIE "The City San"th (1953) Robert Ryan. daughtior (Ann Dusenberry) of Is Shake has a run-in with a defensive The sr tmerninhstWOVe(ttWOWI tale Anthony Quinn player from the opposing turn. her ann" mother.11A) 1:15 10.00 ()O THE WALTON8Oltvla and trIes to John take painhA stops In the hopes (ID 0 KIM LANDING Gary and (1)0 SARETTA Beretta Vaisne Ewing move from Dallas to a prove the innocence of a mobster f ftndftng John-Boy after the War ELL OR BE KILLED OFF o.iLv 0ue51. r [PLAZA II) S THAIT $100.Q00 NAME ' , Sanford Dispatches ng Ambassadors - htlth.rndeh.n'hsrr1 mpostor Barry Bromen; baseball's and WoJo demand that a U.N. deW "Kissing Bandit" motganns gate with diplomatic immu nity be Cotireli. Bob Katz and Luke Sails 111111"t8d unim he $*is his Steve bury of "Fans for the Control 01 TUNE )UPU BE PREPARED FOR BUG SEASONI BARNEY.M111ER Bar,ey is THE NEWLYWW GAMIC MARRIED 5:31 - PH. 321-0820 FOR ME HOME,SURVEY - girls. R) - -- ,-• cent city tax. - - 1130 T1CTAC DOUGH- - -- - - homer to take to Sanford, Maine. . June 12 113MI 7•3() - • i rom ayor , ee Moore will be necessary if the track triples its and zoning commission that they be Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack business to more than 300,000 patrons a denied a permit to sell beer and wine at . - -- - Pa r amend the bill to charge each patron a2s- . - Tarniko" (1963) Laurence Harvey. 4)(I)THE BEST OF CARSON France Nuyen. A European in Tokyo Guests: Jim Fowler, Joe Narnath ignores his love for a Japanese girl Ken" Rogers, Dottie West. (R) while trying to woo an American (5) 0 THE JEFFERSONS 1Z fling of the legislative session by Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, "I -. licensing of political media specialists which each in- _ 6:00 a 0 NEWS 5 DICK VAN DYKE - -' • I( - . 0/ - some residents of Casselberry. who Currently the city is collecting only rescue calls will result froin accidents MayorSheppard says %%ill have difficulty said he spent Thursday and Friday in the oman, cr 0 U.S. OPEN I4ghiights of 17 ANDY GFRTH GRIFFITH 1irsl-round play in this prestigious 8:30 6:30 ( Z)0BENSON Benson goes out goif tournament (from Baltusrol GD NBC NEWS on a ledge to help & love-sl&rved Golf Club In Sptingfleld. Now COS NEWS former girlfriend having problems Jw"Y). one 1976 Carter ad. "I didn't from fellow Trilateral businessman, a planter. We ABC NEWS (35) WILD, WILD WEST with her marf 1806. ANDY GRIFFITH a 17 MOVIE "The Hatchet political member J. Paul Austin, had . 300 agencies and A any have 9:00 deputments in the state (14 10 OVER EASY Guest: I.F. (1) NBC MOVIE "The Girl in Man"(1932) Edward. G. Robinson, Park (1979) Barnard Hughes The government We abolished (17)1 LOVE LUCY 11 45 Kay Lenz. A Now York CRY priest 278 oi them. That saved a lot 1) 0 ABC NEWS 7:00 vath a penchant for solving crimes (7 With a new of money. NI FACE THE uusic Mfrs a YOUfl9 actress bU19 12:00 by a Series of mysterious (1) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Pat terrified budgeting technique . . . we I-WEEK ONLY And Mike- (1952) Spencer Tracy. eliminated all the old ob- 11l 10 '5~ (5) OBARNABY JONES While MACNEIL / LEHRER scorching IoT a missing girl, Berna- Katherine Hepburn. 12:05 by uncovm an international whiteWM Theatr*sE 0REPORT slave ring specializing in teen-looe (Z) 43 CHARUES ANGELS (17) HOGWS HEROES 20 - .- viewer, presumably S.. OFF - - ' " i i product *instead of a became a member of president. He is refreshingly Rockefeller's Trilateral Airlines and DuPont. non-partisan, damning tfiem Commission, an exclusive "When I was elected governor,!,'led off another all, although he Is especially club for powerf ul men in the country; 1976 Carter d "I went Into critical of-Jimmy Carter. "Not much money?" office not as a politician b' "I started my own.caMpap 21 months ago," began Carter got a financial boost as an engineer, a farmer, a EASY TE RMS - The added traffic will ca' use problems for about $200 a year in property taxes from caused by thousands of cars driving getting Out of their homes while the track the track, he said, explaining city tax along the narrow city streets, is in oration. Sheppard, who had been fighting the assessors have given the owners a break The owners of the track told Sheppard The First race at the new dog track is bill since it was proposed at the begin- over the years because the harness they would be willing to work with the s(hetluled for May 3, 1981. .-. - - every four, he said, and extra police and Greyhound Park. The governor is expected to sign the bill into law next week. - • • Probably American a clear-cut choice between question of truth is largely pr udent" Johnson and irrelevant when dealing with nfamous h story's Goldwater. Yet electronic media content. . . THURSDAY SALE . .• tried to make the race seem Carter's commercials: "The vertising, more money than been selling a Three years before, Carter . COMET ' - television conlunercials used was." In truth, Carter's franchise for the vast Ch.ina used against Barry Gold. secretly planning mercials. . . do not tell the in every presidential race political organization began market. Carter's campaign water in 1964. The ad oPens Paign,was viewer anything." since 1952 and finds that few, working for his election four was, in fact, never short of with an angelic little girl his a3sault on Vietnam. 11:00 if any, would have been years before he officially funds. In 1976 alone he spent OCI)ONEWS DM ALLEN allowed on the air— tA their announced his candidacy. $3,474,500 on network ad-, 0 produCers --------. Roads which are now resurfaced once project, Sheppard said. The admittance tax would have helped - . -- Problems a proposed $6 million construction every six years will need recapping once voted to allow the county's debt-ridden - about the issues. percent, Georgia's office, go into the darkness. We Georgia's budget grew by 58 musteithkr love each other percent, its debt by nearly 25 or we must die." Percent anid the number of Johnson's image makers they presently be regulated. This vital distinction is the as the most deceptive, Vet Henry Kornick to protect him from virus. Local veterinarians diarrhea can easily be attributed to an treated recently.. .the Parvo virus and report Cases of Parvo, a highly contagious canine disease, have been ordinary upset stomach, Kornick pointed the Corona virus. He had one can found In Seminole County. The sometimes fatal disease can be out, but as the disease progresses the dog positively Identified as Corona and two loses its appetite and becomes listless. cases of suspect ed Parvo in, which one Fprevented by a series of two Inoculations. Hospitalization and Intensive care on puppy died. In the latter case, the OWflT fluids may be repilred for the dog to did not wish to pay for the expense of - ' I - - - - - Herald Photo by Tern N.tsel - recover, havinglabtestsmadetoconfirm T(Way , The virus attacks the intestinal tract virus was definitely Parvo. McKlnnlss said the Parvo vaccine and the muscles of the heart. It can be Action Reports ................ 2* FIotids............. u......................... obably would cover the Corona virus as transmitted In canine saliva, ur pr ine, feces AiowidfleClock ............. 4* we ll, or through e air. Parvo virus ist th no .a ii,T BrI4e known to be communicable to hutnans. Kornick said a disease can spread . BEAR ON THE LOOSE - ........... p """"'"" - - Climilled Ads ........... IIA-11A 6B SB / DearA4bby ...... .............. Ourselves ................. IB-321 RIIØa .... 4MB .- i-' • - ,4.4L. - j A new vaccine that has been available quickly in an area such as Florida with for mly six or eight also is prevalent in We Miand area. may alm help spread the di m it,they Kornick said cases have been reported in •4• , 4 •- ------- - . , - --' . . I - - Maitland, and were holding it until It could be released In Ocala .. Editorial , ' - The black bear captured in Maitland Thursday evening and taken to Zoo has escaped from its cage and is heading for of Sanford, said Zoo Curator Ed Posey. Zoo workers helped state Game and Freshwater Fish officers get the young, 150-pound bear out of a camphor tree at 2100 Via Tuscany, th e Central Florida th e swamps west available through local veterhwim. country with 'Jl* p and Floridians National Forest. But the bear apparently had other ideas, Posey said. After tranquilizers wore off Thursday night, the bear tore open SpI1I........................Two shots are given two weki apart Commutingback and forth around EpldemlcinTexazandNewYcrk,Parvo state. Puppies hnp*ted by pet ores the cage and left the area, leaving tracks heading for the swamps °"•' 4 •' Gains from the track if its owners go ahead with .- On Friday afternoon, the state Senate - th e tape. The cost of running the make a world in WiCii a governor's office grew ty 49 Gods Children C11fl five or o - reason why political ad- •. third pari-mutuel wagering facility. roads leading from 17-92 to the track, probleifis over the entire length of The city will draw increasea revenue Sheppard said. several roadways leading into the track. pard said Saturday. ,. - - • .• to and gained a dog track — and a humber of new problems — Mayor Owen Shep- "erca"n Library Assn into 30 superagencles which, most observers agree, - •': -. . "are in no way regulated for truth in adver tising, nor can - .. The newtracks racing dates will not operation as losing lflOñC} (ItS hire guards for traffic control at overlap with the jp4ai fronton on U.S. The major problems for the city will be the track Sheppard said. Casselberry has lost a harness track highway 17-92 in Vern Park, the county's caused by increased traffic ovçr the two But the mayor says he expects ' - - •, By DAVID M. RAilER Herald Stall Wri ter -----, • fairness and truth, including : J - me-n t by nine -federal . - . State House he immediately Spero offers several began working for thv 1970 counting as she pulls petals "one, two, suggestions for "breaking gubernatorial election, off a daisy three, f our, five, six, seven, the back of the political. which he won eight." Suddenly a man's commercial." He would. Most of the agencies he voice begins counting back- require ads, now usually 30 eliminated were either not wards "ten, 'nine, eight, or 60 seconds, to run at least funded by the state or not in seven six five four, three, 15 minutes and he would operation. - Carter con- two, one, zero." And then an require that the candidate sells politicians like soap? -• . he lost his first try at the False. UnforAnswer: tunately." Spero, an ad agency vice president, stresses thit soap commercials must meet stringent standards of - - . S Friday. 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X 3 . j vim - - •I••• • - - S S •• A • 12C—EvInlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. . . - ... 0. .. . . . , . . . Wednesday, June 4,1?SO # - TONIGHrS TV . . I believes that he and a number of other people are targets for murder. 8:30 EVENING (8 00) MOVIE 6:00 0 (4) NBC NEWS (1)cBSNEws m OVER EASY Guest Gore - Vidal (CCHR) (12)(11)t LOVE LUCY 7:00 0(T) FACE THE MUSIC (1)6 P.M. MAGAZINE 9 C!j JOKERS (1]) t.,5) SANFORD AND SON c24 (10) MACNEIL i LEHRER % (%) - REPORT (17) HOGAN'S HEROES O()(FO(DONEws 5)BENNY HILL 10i TODAY (P4 THE LEGISLA. lURE (1 7) LAST OF THE WILD tic Rescue" 0 10 S 0 (4) QUINCY G(I) REAL PEOPLE Reports on am (Aeb Brown) of C&pWn Ar4srl- 'S Cabins" Paul Williams, Michele Lee, DickGautier.MarclaWaitac.,(R) 11]) (35) Tender Trap' (1955) Debbie Reynolds, Frank Sinatra 1(I7) ENERGY EXPO Energy: What MattersMost? A look -at the options for the Near Term (the pen. od between now and 1985), and ho Americans will be adjusting to meet energy needs in t he trensilionel period before us, is presentad (Part 2I 11:00 - lilt (5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE 0 (4) TOMORROW Guests MicWt • ..Y*r!,it1;,,. - - . - S • ...4j,hi"jUI5db' iiai 5:05 (DO A LITTLE RESTRAINT ey Rooney and Ann Miller. inventor Gary Gyrax.(A) (7)0 BARETTA Baretta searches fOr a 9-year.ofd girl who dis.appeered after witnessing a murder . lR) 6:54 5:20 6:55 cu '35) p ©(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE ?TO0AY MORNING NEWS (121(17) NEWS (FR)) ( - 9 MANY(THU) 5)P AND FRIENDS Woman - § . 1,1IDi% AJTp)4OW (121(17) NEWS fl. 117 I I2)(17)I'oREAM OF JEANNIE - ' - - -' S -. • , - 0 ' - S ' - - Herald Staff Writer The pestlgious award is given annually by the club in Ruth G. - - -, clan, a cheating, doublecrossing, tying trcoon who crushes anyone in his way. The show is so popular that the BBC's normally staid 9 o'clock News, which immediately followed the program, rebroadcast the scene. All radio news broadcasts reported it right through this morning's rush - Amember of the Sanford Woman's Club, she is on the board of t he Semi nole County Federation of Women's Clubs and was chosen as their Wtman of the Year In 373. She isa member of the. United Daughters of the Con. Alan Beam, a gigolo hired by J.R. to seduce his niece, was 10-1 odds, and Cliff Barnes, the hapless conipetitor repeatedly outwitted and crushed by J,R.'s ,l I machinations, was 14.1, . - -Iwio. I ~- i ,. _ VALUI$L1 Ir' S I . I - a "l . ' - I , -,-.- --'T -- SHOP AND COMPARE. YOU SAVE-MORE IN ALL WAYS AT MR. G'S. 14.11:t.1.1I1i CAROLINA PRIDE MMI CLOVER CREEK $168 GRUINHUAD CHUNK LO-FATMILK )a -. - . ,,- ', L-. - 5- 1. ________ _________________ - T'.,:.:. ,A • a _'T'". - - '., '1, _________ _______ _____ _____ _- _____ I L?4-., ( _ __ _ S 1• __ __ ____ -. -40 Li ________ —I— . Sanford Kiwaniaiis give a standing ovation to Roberta Gatchel Woman of the Year Award. . - '• . 5 5 S - pp. y iin winner of the ,,• - Ruth Sinney, ', '.'' - a -' 5- : .. Former recipients of 'the award were also special guests. Those present were Irene Laney, Val Colbert, Maria Perez, Doris Dietrich and Vivian Buck. Past recipien ts una ble to dttend were Charlotte 'Smi th, Rownond Chapman, Bill Glelow, Myrtle Gradick and Peggy Hattuway. eti.t S t.r',' CABBA GE CARROTS... , - .,... •. . . oa $ 100 3 'LI. BAG •1•••• CLovit CRIUK 1*11* RICH RED RIPE 15' SUNNY DULL PUNS ORANGE ss Let. ' • .... . ..,. - VILDA In"VV ....•....... LI. - '_.. . $1 BREAD • ; __...._ - TIUSTD . . • • . . . . • ._. . . . . ~* . • . • , . . . • . __ . LYKUS_ POWIR PACK DOS. 38"Lls. - — BACON .— '• DIN . 58u. '. lUCID 1k LI. EXTRA --f--FRANKS-- --------- --THIGHS' ----- 53c ' . I2OZ.pKQ. ' - R. Y N PAMILYPACK S PAMILYFACI( . - 59 cnc. 4. 20 D116 S 684 L$• LB --- DRUMSTICkS S LB. " slid down a steep emiiminetd, killing it least 20 elderly poopte on a vacation tow and InJuring 13 early today CENTRAL FLORIDA'S LARGEST SFiICTION OF. MEATS UNDER ONE' ROOFI _ OVER 300 LINEAL FELT OF MuAT DISPLAYI ''. :. - iv., ',' -. . p, -.. •: . '. ;' - S - . - - and ablem - jw driver and several passengers 5W e$,.,,i , - . .., t, ------ -. -a- h',vv, the hue and rv'ihij'. tald Clark and nine other American acuvula are in Iran to participate In an bodies were found along the highway, A "International conference on U.S. innurby'resldent who heard the crash terventIonsinIran," which wrpsup its about 1 am qiled authorities, foir-day schedule today. At least one of the injured was in Conference delegates flew to the critical condition. Several of the injured southern city of Isfaban to participate in required surgery while others suffered demonstrations marking the anniversary iroken bones and lacerations. All others of a 1963 uprising against the shah,'whlth . WAM - In Uawie -. t',..,.+. wus, U.Le.1 .uyu.1- 1it It. 11M T,',,,.1ug a.n,l h.A # 4I.. 4MW a4,,nA 'Jl I$A 4U IV M • . 5 -,- usCrash fl B , JASPER, Art (UPI)—At*zs went out I _1W_ 1111011111 JAGUAR LIVES TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark says he will form a commissIon to help the • Islathic regime' expose American' involvement in Iran and he will sue the U.S. government if necessary to obtain evidence, Clark agreed to start the probe, after he returns to tMa at I he -- t1 llnItM -----p request of Iran's President Abolhassan — ' Da'rs-ro N - . 33 1111 11ty IXTRALEAN 17.41$, 111121$ P '-i' Lviic,erneil widi their otlx,r activities," replied Supe'rntendent Layer. play would have "rewarded dishonesty." But school board member Robert County that if they can't let a student participate in ever)' ()I)pOrtilllity at their new school they don't I'riliit the transfer." "lie i Lay ) also told tue he believes a StU(lellt should be allowed to play as long as there is liii L'Viddlli'e of recruitment," Henley said "That is the sumac as Seminole County's ptitioti has been all along," students under similar circumstances and they were participating in sports. can hell) US in planning for new schools. It's not a ne concept, but its a good idea," County planners have done a certain amount of work in this area, Williams acknowledged, but said he was in favor of the school board developing a pilot program using the streets of Sanford. S Board Member I'at Telson said she was concerned that the waivers were signed for some students and not others and that the principals were not required to give their reasons. Wednesday, Henley reported that the principals voted to keep it that way. School Board Chairman Allen Keeth was also skeptical. "I'm not read)' to admit that the computer can WIprove upon something that is already efficient," Keeth said. "I think our present system is efficient," Williams replied. "But this is to increase Its efficiency. We can't lie suggested Sanford because the streets are rec- tangular and would be easiest to map. optimize by hand." But Superintendent William Layer was saying the whole project could cost as reluctant, much as "We do optimize by computer," Layer said. "And about the brain." Mrs. Telson, who earlier said she intended to speak on the need for it drug education program for parents, teachers and others, said she would prefer not to comment on the matter further but to bring the board a "total program". DIANE PEThYK liii talking $100,000. "One of the reasons we do so well educationally in this county is because we don't spend a lot of little on other functions," he said. "This is a massive job, It would involve everyone on the staff for over a year." - £1 - exile of, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The American delegation is expected to stay In Iran for somp time after the cônferehce ends. Clark, who has offered to take the place of one of the 53 American hostages held for 215 days, met with Bani-Sad, for 45 minutes Wednesday. After the -.- mee ting Ihe IlUISI 1mw.,,,,. who faces charges for his trip to Iran from the same Justice Department he once headed, said, ,,The idea of the commission to determine from the U.S. government what its conduct (in Iran) ' --'---'- .-.----.v, 1. 2A Around The Cluck ---------- 4A : Action Reports --- - Crossword Dear Abby Deaths --- .. .• - - - . 2B.3B 48 4B ... ....... .....•.....,. . .. ...,,,,,,.,,,, Dr. Lamb .- .. . .. 18 SA 48 Editorial ..................IA Florida . ..... . $A . Horoscope • ' 'J T5 .1 ,,.,,.,,.,... has been hsof enormous importance to H nnt,,,,.rn,-.,,,,i IUII4,Iil. , - Classified Ads Comics ,,, -- -a....u. ,..n7 , the people 'of the United States." "There are methods of obtaining in. ," formation and we will explore Clark saI4, adding he may the Freedom of Information Ac t to "Sue the BrIdge - . .... ....... .... 4B hospital ...................... 3A Nation ........................ 3A Ourselves ..................... 111 Sports ..................... 6*-lA Television ...................'.28 Weather ...................... 2A World ........................2A The Evening-Herald - - - honor hon ori the graduates of the class of 1980 at seven area high schools with sp ecial section Inserted Into 11 ' today's edition. • - Z14 • , S--.'. ' --4 .. Chairman Allan Keeth, earlier in the year refused to sign waivers for students who wanted to play basketball and baseball. Layer said allowing the students to Feather said waivers had been signed for , ") Layer, along with School Board "Lay sald it is the position of Dade Clark To Help Iran Expose U.S. •1ZOZ. a gPK, . 774 TURKEY THIGHS OR WHOLE LEGS FLA. ON "A" SMALL .EGGS LI. L8. 99" BOLOGNA G AL. 77. ..................$OLLOAF33 BEER SUNNYLAND SMOKED PICNIC , ra •.....,...,,.. u#U iiiuui.r. MIRITA KING 339 28 S I.OVIAT FIftIT SITE caisslhsry night the principals voted 5-1 to support Suggesting potential savings of "hundreds of thousands of dollars," Seminole County School Board member Roland Williams has encouraged the board to develop a computerized bus routing and scheduling system. Williams said such a system would increase efficiency and save energy and operating costs by minimizing travel time. But despite the fact that iiard members Pat Telson and Robert Feather said they agreed that computers were the way to go, the board voted to first see what the county hag accomplished In a similar effort. Mrs. Telson said such a computerized system is '(he way of the future." "The reason I waot it," Feather said, "Is because It CA R OLINA PrnD SL(CSDALLMIAT GAL. 98' JUICE - TOMATOES LIVERWURST , HOMO. MILK CUCUMBERS EA. . 04 board. And ('anton Henley, principal of "Ttit' questionnaire will make theln Lyman High School told the board last aware of the lad that the system is Board To Look Into Computerized Bus System ............ ... TRItON $0 IUDDUN 1 ii _____ _____ . ;' ________________________________ __________________________________ S ' 1. - 14 . late Mrs. Gatchel by Ed Shinholser. V - ' - She lived in Sanford from 1917 to 1934 and ret ur ned here in 1963. A retired school teacher, Mrs. Swinney taught at Southside Elementary School for 12 years. - of control cn a curving mountain road - 5 . " _____ . ,., ;,.,~J , .t ALL SEATS . GOLIATHON V 'IT'SHONEYOIPPED'' ' 5 ' - - ' issue for the school district this year, the Later in the year, a student who tran- 'there was no athletic recruitment in- swer other questions." board earlier directed Superintendent sferred from Lake Howell to Lyman High volved in the transfer and found the lie said the other questions would in William Layer to investigate how other School was denied eligibility to play alternative Impractical due to tran- dude the type of attivities the student districts on Florida handle the problem. baseball. Parents of the basketball Aportation limitations, participated in at the home school and Although academic transfers are players sued the school district, but lost. As the situation stands, transfer those he or she intends to participate in at allowed because each school In the Parents of the boy who wanted to play students must sit out the year unless a the new school. dlitrict does not have identical course baseball protested to the school board for waiver is signed by the principals of the It would also ask if tile)' have been offerings or facilities, athletic par- months in a storm of controversy, two schools involved, the superintendent contacted by anyone at the school to In March, Floyd Lay, executive of schools or the chairman of the school which they intend to go, Henley said. ticlpation by transfer students has been ACTION IXOITIMINT- is p.m. EcI PrL I Sat. Cisslag lIt* 01 55 Fr8rA - '- 01) Nwy 17.01 IPIN 10:$ am. . L to handh athletic eligibility for transfer Seminole High School to Lake Howell School Board thought the .sitting-out that would indicate the course tile students, which has been a controversial were denied eligibility to play basketball, period penalized the student too much if student is transferring to take and an. LrLAzAr) Pi4S ONLY . AVILO - . .. - GOLDIN RIP I i-''S2 *3TI*' - -I SILENT SCREAM - 1 transfer to another county school soon the governing body for high school One, he said, would be to simply that policy, Lake Howell Principal henley said. will be filling out detailed questionnaires athletics in the state, stipulate that any transfer student must Richard Evans, Henley said, preferred In earlier debates, a transfer student's about their activities and interests. School officials -have said, that what is sit out sports for one year. transfer students sit out a year, regar- parents &-oritcntled they were not llia(le The Seminole County School Board ostensibly an academic transfer can in The other method would be to have the diess of the reason for the transfer. aware of the sports ineligibility rule. '-ordered sh a form be drawn up at its reality be athletic recruitment. transfer student par0f.ate in sports at "We'd like to enforce the policy as it henley said he talked to Lay recently regular meeting Wednesday. At the beginning of the 1979.80 school his or her home school. is," Ilenk'y said, "but refine the transfer On the I)i)fl1' and said Lay thought the In an effort to find an acceptable way year, two students who transferred from But some members of Seminole County procedure by developing a questionnaire questioiuutire was it good approach. 141 ONLy O.sd All øsyW.das.d.y & - 41111111 No -' Seminole County students who wish to School Activities Ass6ciation (FHSAA), athletic eligibility for transfer students. SQUASH 4 LII. L. ~ 4lI44 .I IIIIIiL$ U& IIIV 'called into question because recrtiltnient secretary of the FHSAA, told the school for sports Is outlawed by the FIorlçIa High board there are two ways to handle Herald Staff Writer YII.LOW • 101111"' S By DIANE PETRYK BANANAS II . County Transfer Students To Fill Out. Questionnaires. writers? I-~ ••5l I .,. - -• I .' time the shots were regarded as just a gimmick, one. "Who Shot J.R.?" asked fired and J.R. got his come- but we hive already taken 'e Daily Mirror across three uppance, any of a half-dozen over 50,000 pounds ($117000)," columns on page 3. chaacters was a suspect. Although shunned by The Daily Mail dedicated BBC said Its, switchboard 'London's more respectable all qf page 3 to the episode, were flooded. Bookmakers re- newspapers, Fleet Street's (aand ran a four-column picture ported doing brisk business. bloids devoted pages of ofa badly wounded J,R.,under "In Scotland, our switch. coverage: a banner headline, "Scene boards were literally jam. "Dallas Fever!" screamed that kept 20 million viewers med," a spokesman for London's Sun newspaper in guessing last night." The William Hill bookmakers 244ich high headline, white Daily Star printed a full. said, "The bets were letters on black across page length photo of Hagman In western garn on we rron page and devoted much of page three to the episode. The odds on who done it varied. At first 14-1 odds were given to Vaughn Leland, a banker whom J.R. cheated out of millions by selling leases on Asian oilfields just days before they were nationalized. But soon Leland became the 4. 1 favorite. Other odds were 20-1 that It was J.R,'s svelte wife, Sue Ellen (Unda Gray). A dark horse is "lusty" Dusty, Sue Ellen's lover who supposedly died In a plane crash but who knows what lurks In the minds of Hollywood script- ,- 141 I By the - e Ye ar - the Centr al Florida Zoological Society representative to and to the Jordan Marsh Advisory Board. hour. - it y Mrs. Swinney was introduced as Woman of the Year by Mrs. Swinney, who is associated with St. Johns Realty Bob Daehn, chairman of the Kiwanis Awards Committee, and is a member of the Florida Association of Realtors, during th e club luncheon at the Sa nford Civic Center. has been acti ve In many endeavors, She was president of Ot he r committee members were Lew Dellarco, George SISTE1I (Sanford's Interested Sarahs To Encourage • Dye,' Joel Field and Carl Lind. A tribute \ias paid to the Rejuvenation) for two years, is a board member, aclub shooting a i, . " I_I. . mission caterer to t years, who died in 1967 leaving the resid'ue oTher estate4to the Kiwanis Club for its work with youth. Recipients are ch osen from among outsta nding women nomi nated by local clubs for their service to the community, - - - - fdernv nnrl n irinr t • L'I.I 1,4,1111 UI f ••J ILUI Zoo, of which she Is past vice president and current member of the animal advisory conunittee. She is on th e boards of RSVP Retired Senior Volunteer Program), Seminole County Mental Heal th Association, th e General Sanford Museum and Library, the Seminole County Historical Commission and the Scenic Improvement Board of the Orange.Serninole.osceola Planning Corn- - ..1%L.Drflj% I a — - UlS&L. Of Th Swinney, nominated by SISTER, INC., was honored Wednesday by the Kiwanis Club of Sanford as the recipient of the 11th Annual Robe rta Gatchel Woman of the Year Award. • -' , - Clemons agreed with Becklvith that this situation has never occurred before. Club Names Swinne (1)MAS'H 511 LOVE LUCY 10OOKATME(MON) (2410 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (24(10) FIRING LINE (FR)) the governor's signature to be released. ' NEWS 0 S -. . . - 5:30 A 5:35 Special payrolls through June. ~..%:,-r-- - TUE, THU. FRI) (24(10) SOCCER MADE IN GER- 11:55 flg''.j' utosai&w AUgDii HOGAN'S HEROES TOM AND JERRY 10 MISTER R0 R) NAI4CESHOP(Ww) approved by the Legislature and is only awaiting various courthouses are not even receiving that Comptroller Gerald Lewis' office to handle these sQ,end. Tile clerk emphasized payments will ultimately be received by the jurors dod the witnesses~. Seminole County. During the period running front Beckwith said it appears the Legislature faiiea to April 1979 through March 1980, checks totaling appropriate sufficient money to cover the $103,198 were issued in Seminole Couhty for payrolls for the year.. jurors' and witnesses' fees. Clemons explained the pro4lern arose because Heckwithsaid jurors are notified three to four of it change in the law and budgeting procedures. increase in numbers of witnesses or jurors i n appropriation for the $800,000 statewide has been per day and anything fike this happen before," Beck% ith said, to be witnesses' fees statewide in the new fiscal year. be released soon. He said that a .supplemental "In all my years as clerk I have never seen - being paid," Beckwith said. "They can only ask excused ." already approved $6 million for jurors' anti Tom Clemons, director of accounting and cents per mile for travel to and Iron) the adding he has requisitioned $20,000 from State (MON. TUE,THU,FRI) LIFE TO LIVE and witnesses expected to serve as their civic duty and Paid $10 14 0-FR)) MERV GRIFFIN 5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND - 11:30 - 17 THE FLINTSTONES(MOK 5)DICKVANDYKE 1OICONCERT NHTBMON (23 10)NOVA(TUE) (24 10) JAZZ AT THE MNNTE- (10)OVEMEASY $ 00 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES N D ONE (TI - 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE fY10 FAMILYFEUD (1O) V.I. PEOPLE 5:30 Meanwhile, Jurors (24(1O)8ESAMESTREET(R) 0 (1) THE DOCTORS (5) AS THE WORLD TURNS us not to expect $20,000," he said. . AND FRIENDS 2:00 - i ThE PRICE ISThONT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) (D00000MORNING (1) FLORIDA 7:00 U0 In Britain - ?HIGH ROLLERS S 5 The situation is not expected to crop up again in weeks in advance that they are expected to serve. the statefs new fiscal year to begin July 1. ac• cording to Clemons, lie said the Legislature has "They cannot refuse to serve because they aren't "Lewis office has told us this money wi ll be' released soon,' Beckwith said. "It has also told across the state should soon begin to receive there is no money in a specific section of the state 'payrnents they were denied after a mistake in coffers to make the checks good, according to ~: 1979 appropriations by the Florida Legislature. CBS M11 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 05) lid) (TI 11:00 (FDA ROAD TO THE WHITI HOUSE (MOW) - In Seminole County alone, checks tot,altng $6,258 for jurors' and witnesses' payrolls have Jurors and witnesses in Seminole County and been processed but cannot be released because 11 .~ (F0 HAPPY DAYS AGMN(MON WED-M) (23110)STU0IOCONCERT(MON) h10I8h140,8Mt.Th1G(Tt,E) h1° COOKIN' CAJUN(W OLD HOUSEWORKS (10)ELECIRICCOMPANY(R) I Y DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - ' FRIENDS 1:30 1Ô:30 0AUCE(R)P,$ON.WED,FRI 51 DI01M - TUE.THU.FRI) '1O)FRENCHCHEF(WED) . 4:30 10 AWMES ITHU) A (23(10) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL • ? BONANZA HOLLYW000SOUARM TOO4YIN FLORIDA EDALLEN #7)p4EWs 6:45 (DOTHE CATHOLIC CHURCH • 6:20 (8 (10) A.M. WEATHER (M0N) ' I 6:30 (TUE-FR)) (12(17)UNTOUCHABLES(uo:)) 1:00 . (17) WORLD AT LARGE (TUE) 5:00 (DO MARCUS WELBY, M.D. ' . , . - • " ' .. money from London bookmakers than all the black gold pumped by the Ewing Oil Co. .%"'a"Dailas" fame. - - "Dallas et€ in Britain it is a national obsession. Some 20 million viewers tuned1into the BBC 1 Monday night to watch the final show of the season, promoted for weeks as, "The Shooting of JR." J., played Lariy flagman, is known to Britons roung and old as "the man you love to hate" the nastiest member of Ewing 011 S "-.-- 0 JUNE MAGAZINE - 4:00 HOW (TUE) 0CARISNAR .• itnesses Await Paymeht W Jurors1 O()CAROL BURNETT AND ) PHOTOGRAPHY:-HERE-S 10:00 - - (MOW' 7) GREEN ACRES (I(17)WORI.DAT LARGE (THU) "The — - 930 all 6:05 MORNING LONDON (UP!) If anyone knows who pumped two bullets into J.R. Ewing, he stands to make more I. (FRO 6:15 12:40 • 'Dallas' A (DO SUNRISE ' GRAHAM CRUSADE 7 FAMILY AFFAIR (l2)(17)USTEN(MON) I THURSDAY '(DO LOVE BOAT "Musical tells Dan that one ot his bell friends the leader of a murderous. drug smuggling opetalion.(CC)(R) BILLY - I MOVIE COUNTRYCARNIVAL(FRI) 3:30 0(TIDAYS Oc OUR uvEs THE YOUNG AND .THE RESTLESS mQALL MYCHILDREN 5 35 LIVE (24(10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC i5) DINAHI & FRIENDS 1O ME8TREET (R) OF Oil, U 1351 THE FUNTSTONES Q1 10 SAILING. SAILING(M) 1:00 O MIKE oO_ L. - S © (I 7) BASEBALL (WED) (1'7) MOVIE TUE.FRI )DONAHUE .. 4 THU. FR)) '1O) BEN WATTENBERGS 9:00 WORLD AT LARGE 11:50 is (1(17)wCY SHOW R HEALTH FIELD (0) MAGIC METHOD HERES TO YOUR HEALTH (WED) lBIOIflV) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD • . PAINTING (FRO (17) FUN TIME (MON. TUE. (24(10) THE VICTORY GARDEN THE WIIJURN BROTHERS lyan,Jackogan Ilets open up the West. 0 VEGAS A narcotic s agent (5) 0 CAPTAIN AMERICA. The casgreestotakeupinhisfathers footsteps to stop an arch-criminal inten t on destroying an American city. (Part 1)(R) (DO FAMILY A troubled friend of Kale's is arrested for shoplifting. and Annie is disturbed by an entry she finds in Buddy's diary QJ (35) JIM ROCKFORD (17) MOVIE 'The List Of Ado. an Messenger" (1963) George c Scott, Dana Wynter An Englishman ens battle the US Cavalry as set- murder (A) camel races, a human drum and night Club where female impersona. torsentertalnarefeaturedICC)(p) I su that . 8:00 111 ABCNEWS 5)W1LD.W1LDWEST 4:05 MOVIE "Apache" J1954) ,7i 0 (17) MOVIE "Paratroop Burt Lancaster. Jean Peters tndi, Command' (1958) Richard Baka. spects the supposedly accidental death of a jockey in a racetrack incident was actually a ca" of • M - Q 0000 MORNING AMERICA I UEE TUXEDO PORTER WAGONER(TUE) GENERAL HOSPITAL IOIFRONTUNE(TU€) (24 (10) 10)REBOP . . '. . 1OI$OUNO$TAGE(WED) 1O TO BE ANNOUNCED 4 O)CAMEPA THREE (24 10) LOOK AT ME TODAY 0(4)POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (2) 0 MOVIE "Romeo And Juliet" (81W) (1937) Norma Shear. of, Leslie Howard toft off anenernyraid, TODAY IN FLORIDA • • -.5 . I 5CASPER iOi ODYSSEY (MON) 12:30 (F 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 6:00 m .• Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents . (FOGUIDINGUGHT (I)8EARCHFORTOMORROW 825 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL • 2:40 guns, the squadron takes to the &it 10:00 stair Cooke R (1(i7)Au.INrnEFAUILy . Reeves. (F 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON While t he nurses are manning the girls' plan to rounile Mony's isops. rated parents backfires when her father arrives with his now girlfriend HOLLYWOOD SQUARES iuli I5)UAUDE THENEWWEDGAME 2:00 0(TINEWS HAZEL 17 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (nstu) 5:50 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 5:55 1:35 (17) 0 (D DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (DO NEWS David Steinberg. Guest Richard 9:30 1:30 BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs San Francisco Giants 11:30 0(4) THE FACTS OF LIFE The TIC TAC DOUGH (12 "Arc- 0 (D TONIGHT Guest host: - 7:30 (17) NEWS . . 3:00 (TUE) IIOU.AAUGRE(pj 111 )IDREAMOFJEAHNE (11)UOVI!(14ON)' (DOCAPTAIN KANGAROO W C=F , . I 11 7 FATHER KNOWS BEST © (ii) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (1)135) NEW ZOO REVUE 4 "*"Iffl 14 72nd Year, No. 24?—Thursday, June 5, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 0(4) DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS • 12:15. 8:00 llh ThE, THU. (10lD,CKCAVETT MOVIE (CONID) (MON. TUE) Ø (I 7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WEDFRI) 9 (15)RuwjWLE and Willis are found in pos. session of a dd watch Stolen from a nearby thouse (R) MOVIE Behind The bOQ. (1911) Elizabeth Monlgorn. ely, OJ Simpson. Two detectives v"rlung on a series of vicious crimes become caught up in an inlet racial tOYS fl$U. (A) (DO CHARLIES ANGELS T he Angels are lured to a tropical island, where they find themselves at the merc, of a diabolical madman (A) STREE OF SAN FRAN. 2:30 (i7j (D00000MORNINGn.ofvoA 7:30 9:00 6:30 . 9 . on 0(4) p4fl4J WORLD (MON, (TI CHAiN REACTION (F DC!) 0 NEWS TODAY IN FLORIDA Arnold 0 (4) DIFFRENT STROKES ANDY GRIFFIYH . Mother wore 0 12:00 - Tights" (C) 1 1947 Betty Grable. Dan Dailey Partners of a successful vaudeville team marry and have children 12 1/2 (Irs) (1) 0 (DO NEWS 11151XUNG ru i1O 17 zOou(R) I 14(10) SESAME STREET (R) (17) FUN TIME 7:25 " . . 1W . I �t S . a- 0• . • .. s, - .; -. • ' . .- -- - . -• 0• -- - - 1 • -•,- • 1, ., • . • - '. - • - a . . . . I • . - - . - . . - -. . • ., - • - • - . • . - . . .- -. 0 .. • • S. 2 A -Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. Thvrsday, June 3,iNO . . 4 .11. . . . -• Seeks. More - 1jf6rrnãtion - A hearing on a temporary injunction blocking misajoners pending final court approva1SJ Sanford's downtown redevelopment plan ended Sanford attorneys George Algernon $pér without decisi on Wednesda y evening w he n Cit. Edw&d Shinholser asid M regor to Several times Speer interrupted LaZenb saying he could r not understand how more watq n flow throu gh narrowed streets. McGregot ca Y., 3 Action Reb,1s Clears' - Ph ys ians ic . - By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staf f Writer Three Sanford doctors have been cleared of any sibility in the 1977 death of a 33-year-old woman. - which led to Mrs. Kelly's death, was brought by Rubin and Norma Greenfield, he r parents, on' heaIf of the woman's hours before his.execution. He was gr an ted a stay of execution by U.S. District Court . -_ NEW SUIT MAYBE FILED An attorney for three Seminole County plaintiffs In a suit against a deputy found liable for Illegally arresting them In 1975, says he may ask for a new trial to Increase the amount of money awarded them. Attorney John C. Briggs, of Orlando, said this morning he not satisfied with the $2,000 awarded to James and Jimmie - Harvey Monday by a Seminole Circuit Court jury. Defense attorneys presented several expert witnesses, along wi th the defendan ts themselves; who said doctors had done everything posable to save the life of Mrs. Kelly. The woman died after developing a massive post-operative infection,- caused by a leak around a tube placed in her stomach to relieve pressure, the testimony showed. ---- - -- - - ' I : . - ' -. •0 ,' ., . • A. I.., 0 ' • . 'i"' i : L. -i.ç j) '- - 0' . - I - - . - $ulrd 'J a msca m' Hurts Jaycees ________--_____ — t ;l ". 4D -- - - 4-PC. 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HOSPITAL Sinclair %h Eva Brooks JUNE 4 Laverne E Chesney ADMISSIONS :' Thomas Davis Jr. Sanford: : ' Alessio DeCrisantis '. Amnen Baker Mack Eady -. John Benson Ernest Holtzclaw Lottie Broadway RaipP, T Kellogg Kimberly D. Burcheft Grade Neal Jaret Coffman George D Roland , Jam ie M. Hart Elmore Stewart Irene Polk Judy A. Tesla and baby girl ,. Phyllis M. Reynolds Leon M. Swain Ill. Daytona Little Sanders B.th Wesley Smokes i rein G. Howell, DeBary Burton D. Studebaker ': - Richard Reutter, Deltona' BIRTHS Russell P. Ploke, Lake Mary Tiny and Jamli Hart, a boy. William Shields, Sebring 5inford - Natalie McMahan and baby boy, DISCHARGES Apopka ' -J .w;e t o, _,'- - WASHINGTON UP! — The house has to The Senate then passed its amended debt decide just how to send President Carter the limit bill, 67.20, and sent it to the house, which bad news his 10ent-a.gallon gasoline fee is is expected to decide today whether to accept dead. the Senate version or have a hasty conference With a one-two punch, both the House and of House and Senate negotiators to work out a the Senate defeated the fee by such over- compromise. whelming votes Wednesday its opponents Carter was denounced in both houses by believe'a congressional override of Carter's members of both parties. But the president promised veto. is a sur e thing. It's just as told re po rters alter the house vote he stjll certain Carter Will cast his veto anyway. intends to veto any legislation that would kill Only hours after the house passed, 376-30, a his gasoline fee. joint resolution to kill the gasoline fee outright, "If I don't get but one vote on the lull, I'm the Senate approved, 73-16, an oil fee-killing still going to veto the bill because the oil fee) measure by Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., at- is right and it's important," Carter said. "This (aching it to legislation extending the public is Important for the energy security of our 4ebt ceiling Iiftfft -u. nation," • I.0 ' ,,o - • - ' - - ' ARREST IN SHOOTING Sanford and Duluth, Minn. Industrialist and entrepreneur A Geneva man Is In custody on charges he fired sfots at two Jeno Paulucci has asked the city council to rezone the other residents of the trailer park he lives at, deputies say. currently zoned agriculture property to commercial and, John Ray Tucker, 45, of the park located on Old Osceola apartment zoning. Road off State Road 419, was ordered held In li eu of $5,250 bond Included in the tract of la nd is 400 feet fron ta ge on Lake on charges he fired shots at Valarle Wittier, 17, and Brien Mary Bo ulevard. The proposed commercial development Evans, 18, after threa te ning them with a pistol and knife. would extend along Ri ne hart Road. Deputies say they were called to the scene by Wit tier and City Minager Phil Kulbes said he and City Attorney Gary arrested Tucker, confiscating two guns and a machette, Massey will suggest that the council co nsider amending its lake-front zoning to call for a 120-foot set back from the lake for apartment co nstruction, Kulbes said he expects council to approve the zoning change ordi nance on first readin g. A second ordinance, also expected to be passed on first reading, wi ll annex to the city 11.74 acres loca ted north of State Road 427 at the sou thern boundary of the city. No plans for development of the property have been revealed. A third ordina nce would rezone from agriculture to office commercial zoning a stretch of Lake Mary Boulevard from Four th to Nin th streets. In other busi ness, the council will cGisIder adopting an ordinance setting sewer rates In the city. The sewer rates would apply to c ustomers of the Forest sewer system, which the city Is to acquire In J uly or August. The co unci l will again discuss how It wishes to handle an anticipa ted deficit in t he city budget. Kulbes said he will again recommend to the council tonight that it Ins ti tute a utili ty tax to relieve the ci ty's financial problems in the new budget year to begin Oct, 1 He said he wul urge that the council ap prove the me thod supported by the Take an Amtrak train like our "Silver Meteor." and you'll find lots more sea troom and legroom pr evious council last year to take the deficit In the budget from than you re probably used to. reserve funds. But our "Silver Meteor"—like all our trains Kulbes said It has been determined that the 111,000 grant gives you more than more room. Our plush seats approved by the federal .government for the police department recline. Our windows are wide.. And you'll find and announced two weeks ago cannot to clear up the good food at good prices, plus friendly, courdeficit In police department opera tions. teous Amtrak people to help make your trip 45 He said f ederal law prohi bi ts the use of federal funds np. enjoyable as it should be. proved for a program to be used to fund already budgeted Best part is, all these comforts for your body positions. —DONNA ESTES won't cost you an arm and a leg. Our low excursion fares, discounts for elderly and handicapped travelers, and a dollastretcJming family plan with 50% to 75% discounts off regular coach fares make sure alit. AREA REA DINGS (1Lm4: temperature: 81; overnight So, before you take to the highway, take a low: 73; yesterday's hIgh: 94 barome tric pressure: 30,08; few moments to call your travel agent or Amtrak. relative humidity: 80 percent; winds: northwest at lOmn.p.h,. Because we don't just give you more room FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONABEACH: highs, 2:18a.m.,2:57 for your body We give you more vacation for your dollar. P.M.; lows, 8:34 a.m., 9:08 p:m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, L08 a.m., 2:49 p.m.; lows, 8:25 am., 8:08 p.m.; BAYPORT: I— — — — — — — — ----highs, 8:48a.m., 8:25 p.m.; lows 2:03 un., 3p.m. RITCo,scJt a BOATIN G FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, (t Ezcuriion Rend Down Read Up 08 Miles: Winds variable mostly west to nor thwest 10 knots' Faze ________ 4:15 PM Now York becoming northeast 10 occasionally 18 knots later today $142.00 1030 AM d.1ph* 931 AM 131(t) I -5551'M onntlqigjgJfl 4 Friday. Seas 3 feet or lea. lneriaalng to 620AM 11900 3 to 4 feet tonight. Fair, 5:50 AM Charlesln.S.C. 825 PM 65.00 • 149 PM Ssthrd AREA FORECAST: Mostly fair through Friday. Continued 105PM 4:50PM Thmpa )020AM 24.CX? hot with highs in the low to mid 9k lAws in the 70L Winds. M)Tt All naps showman SoaI Pa,,, .,,dath,d*jJ,, iub.ct to rAiig i 'OIJI Ill P,I agent at Aa.iati 1J IMPel ,,ssnajon, var iable 10 mph or less today beiwnlrg nertheuter1 10 mph orl atonlght. oa anecaal ucwsCaI&c**abowz.aid,, R,qvlisA TCo.ct, Pa,. es VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP!) A body, tentatively Identified as that of a free-lance photographer, has beenfound3mileswestofsinunerjng Mount St. Helens by skeptical military crews persuaded by the victim's brot he r to search the devastated blast zone one more :, HOSPITAL NOTES • Tuesday night. Kinnedy aides said he was Congress Dumps 10-Cent Gas Fee - . - -. _i. • new trial to assess compensation for damages a second time, , gain preliminary approval from the Lake Mary City Council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today. ' - - rimary campaign. • I- Briggs e xplained he believes the decision not to award be Incorrect1 and the $2,000 awardeforhls other cllentstoolowln vi ew of the damages they. actually suffered. He said he may, within 10 days, file a motion asking for a I 1 'L; . . - - A change In zoning to permit construction of a shopping center and an apartment and townhouse complex on 116 acres off Lake Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Road is expected to U -- - . ', Pau'Iucci Developments Face 1st Lake Mary Test - - — •-• Volcano — u. . . Body Found Near '-a convention just as he did during the long cept two telephone calls From the president Jordan Investigation Stalls • The Harveys, along with their daughter, Crystal Anderson, had sued the county, charging Sheriff's Deputy Charles Coffee Illegally arrested and assaulted them on May 11, 1975, Defense witnesses, who specialized in stomach surgery, told - outside their Fern Park home. the Jury the leak was not a result of improper surgical procvdure, but the result of a rare I'dilure of the body's natural ThejuryvAac,(~ dxHarvqs,nowse*atk t, *ij Aving .-'wriw by surgeons. AM- In eUiis)vk-' place. following an Incide nt ou tsi de their former residen ts, at 2309 The Final cause of Mrs. Kelly's death was bleeding caused by Sandalwood Drive, "str ess ul ce r," which appea red in her stomach following the - Coff ee had gone to the area to investigate a vandalism case Aug ust 1977 operation. Lawye rs for the plaintiff had tried to prove the stress ulcer at t he Harvey's neighbor's home. A dispute be tween Mr. Harvey and the deputy de veloped, lead ing toThis arrest on was actually an old ulcer the doctors should have known about Interference and assault charges. His w if e was arrested Fomdespite testimony from Medical Exami ner G. V. Gary interference and assault, his daugh ter for loosing dogs at the backing up the defendants' testimony. deputy, while he tried Id arrest the couple. x Anderson was awar ded no damages, al though the jury found u her claim right, Briggs said. • 0 -- £ - Local hospitals reported treating about 200 people. "M}' anticipaLio1is that he will carry his either resting or not available to take the calls. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UPI) — Two people who an. - swered Martha Coleman's scream for help following the shot that felled civil rights leader Vernon Jordan were unable to provide any insight intoie case, the FBI says. Jordan, 44, the director of the National Urban Leagues was shot one week ago and remained in serious condition' - The burglars managed to leave with about $5,000 In tools without setting off alarms which are supposed to automatically notify police of a break-in, they -say. Body Work 2613 Orlando Or. - Sanford (17-92) defeat the Massachusetts Democrat at the Kennedy, who aides said was too busy to ac- - time The suit also charged Largen with performing unnecessary operations the year before and all three doctors with tinproperly treating Mrs. Kelly from 1976 until her death. Pastla saw Mrs. Kelly for only a short time following her surgery in late August 1977, as a consulting doctor. The jury voted with the defense's position that the three physicians treated Mrs. Kelly In a proper way, following -recognized technique and practice. - After more than six months of steadfastly refusing to appeal his death se n te nce for kid na pping and murder, Pot ts suddenly changed his mind little more t ha n 13 _____________ estate. Special for June - girlfriend and fellow death row inmates convinced him he had somet hi ng to live for, - The jury took less than three hours to reach the verdict; after hearing more than two weeks of testimony. - . The suit, charging Clontz with performing improper surgery 0 WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter, forces, his popularity, his strength, his commenting on his scheduled meeting with delegates and his deep belief in the issues to 'Sen. Edward M. Kennedy today, said he ex- the convention," Carter said. 1) pects Kennedy to carry his campaign to the "To the extent we can agree on common Democratic Nationa l Convention and lose on ce grounds, then harmony will be quite early," again to the Carter-Mondale forces. The meeting was to take place in the family Car ter said. "To the extent we don't agr ee in quarters of the White House at 4:30 p.m. theplatformcommittee,w&llletthedelegates make the choice and I look forward again to (EDT). that contest, If necessary." "We will have a discussion, probably just Although he lost five of the eight primaries the two of us," Cartir said at a reception for to Kennedy on Tuesday, Carter has about 300 his congressional supporters Wednesday more delegates than he needs to win the night. lieves Democratic p re sidential nomination. Appearing confident, Carter sa id he be Kennedy will continue to run, but he will Th e meeting was agreed to Wednesda y by — $5 000 To B", gIars c. ennedy Slate Chat' - REID ILLE, Ga. (UP!) Jack Howard Potts wanted to die today but his brother, mother,-a former .Ioses I Thursday,JuneL18O—, A. Front End AUgrIhient 1O • All General Repairs Auto Transmissions - Air Conditioning Tune-ups - Brakes - Paint - And unknown, but he said the list was re-checked hourly and -s% wf growing shorter. Ile said many of those initially. listed1is death might be confirmed — as a result of the Tuesday night unac co unt ed for were out of town when the sto rm hit. . tarter - '- mounds of debris. Four people were known dead —and city officials said a fifth Georgia Killer Gains Stay - Crooms H1 Physicians Franklin Clontz, Thomas Largen and Nicholas P'asus were found not negligent In t he ir treatment of Judith Dowling Kelly, who died Sept. 10, 197?, followfngstomach surgery, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. arge a $ rep credit controls that are preventing them from buying homes and cars, and the recession that has thrown hundreds of thousands of people out of work. A New YOrTimes.CBS News poll jndicated Sen. Edward Kennedy's success in five of .the eight Democratic primary contests Tuesday was due largely to voter dissatisfaction with the economy. ,. -' The Circuit Court jury decision came Wednesday afternoon. e re ... twisters that cut a swath through the city from northwest to O Fl. . HighwayPh.Automotive, 323-3550 City .Attorney Keith Sinor reIeasd a list containing the Most of Grand Island today remained without gas, electrical and water services and air crews were hampered by names of more than 100 residents whose whereabouts ere Americans are weary of inflation, the tight federal d Of Ch s A)Sanforrj Heal th and Rehabili ta tive burea u lidd Shirley Gooding announced say. -. Services aide has been clea red of a ll t here is no evidence of any vali di ty in any Stubbs charged Mrs. Golden, who * Courts one time was assigned to drive Mrs misconduct charges brought against her of the charges made by Stubbs. by the husband of an HRS client, the * The charges were investigated earlier Stubbs to stores and doctor's offices, • gov*nor's office announced, this mor- this year by local HRS supervisors who used a credi t car d in Mrs. Stubb aing. g refused to repay her. also returned a negative report. Ile also accused Mrs. Golden of forcing Juanita Golden, an HRS governor's office Ordered its In. he Stubbs to pay for her lunches we t accused by James vestigatlon when Stufl?is continued to t Stubbs, 117 Anderson Ave., Sanford, of make his charges, claiming the local she gave Mrs. Stubbs a ride, and of ob~ k 1. 00I ! theft while on the job, was cleared by a investigatoi had whitewashed Golden's taming goods from the Sanford Chr1Etla . Sharing Center for her own use, claiming report following a three-day in- activities, , she was making pickups for HRS clients vestigatlon by HRS Inspector General The complain ts, based on inciden ts Lar ry Do ug her,deputy di rectorofnp4 Fred Baldwin. Ile report was ordered by allegeffly occurring in 1978, were made for the Orange-Seminole area, said hi Burglars stole at least $5,000 worth qk4 from a Crooms the governor's . Citizens' Complaint recently after a neighborhood dispute had not yet read the report, but wa High School classroom- early Wedh6sday morning, Sanford Bureau. between Mrs. Golden's child and a child happy it backed,up his office's earliet police report. After reviewing the 15-page report, living with the Stubbs, local HRS officials findings. DAVID M. RAZLER The thieves forced a door Into t1' school's main tenance _______ _________ STERCHI'S facillues some ____________________ -after 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, then entered a STERCHI'S __________________________________________ S!ERCHI'S STERCHI'S sTE.c.!! _!Is vocational education room, say police. Fires * Cl southeast. , "I havea sunroof now, and I aIwys wanted new carpeting," said Shirley Fields, whose apartment's roof was-ripped off. "I sure don't have anything left I can't believe it." By United Press International expert testimony when the matter finally came 111 trial. ' I ci e I—I RS a MoneT Issues Hurt Carter, Helped Kennedy In Voting said he was confused by the issue, calling fol - Jury IN BRIEF The city commissioners have atreaay voted not exclusively benefit certain private individuals, plus redirecting runoff water flow would morto start' the project until It is approved by the City Attorney Vernon Mize, with testimony of than compensate for narrower streets. Circuit wt. ty Manager Warren Knowlesand City Engineer cuit Judge Robert McGregor asked for more the plan is illegal 6ecause Msck LaZenby. disputed Speer's' claiffm information before making his decision. pedestrian mall on Magnolia Avenue and planWs' it wQd: block traffic, violating rulings he But the dfty He told the court the city has the right to alter in the hearing, now scheduled to and new sidewalks on First Streets a project' claims prevents a city from closing or altering a conclude Tuesday afternoon, is not expected to Speer and several other co-plaintiffs In a traffic flow on the streets, adding the new work roadway; Increase the flood pr have any effect on construction of the $277,649 ,Setfiinole County Circuit Court suit believe ~W~ plaguing the area; be illegally oblems already would not block access to any area. Runoff wa te r project, already delayed by the city funded by the city flow might even be improved by the new plan, comillepl. - -+' ! wfthout hearings he says are required; and ln7.nh .,,I sm,tr I., "WilcYlvatc vasins . •b#r :1. . GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (UPI) — It viLl take' weeks to fully restore power to the state's third largest city, devastated by tornadoes that killed at least four people, Injured 200 others and destroyed or damaged almost 1,000homes,a utility official NATION ForDóAtó*ARUIih ., gHI Tornadoes SrnashNebrgskTówn Judge. 0 sq. ft. America's favorite fer. tilizer for developing thick areen lawns —a V. ' - • �- ".- . 4 , . Ab--.- .. 4.. 4 a - _•) - -• - :r-- - . _•.: T'Evening lleiaid. -___ . '_, • -_* .• • • -. '4 I - - • ________________________________________ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June S,193o—SA - WPS42 300N. FRENCH AVE.SANFORD.Fl Area Code 302l1or1.9 Secret C ompronuilse -Should End Session , FL RIDAI. IN BRIEF- - Thursday, June 5, 1980—. 1 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor WES SWENSON,Advertislng Director Home Delive ry : Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00: Year, $52.00. - The Challenges I :House, Senate To Confór :on Tract or inspections I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Unabje to TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) Two days of secret bargaining by legislative leaders and Gov. Bob Graham have produced "a new tentative agreement" on th e budget and property taxes that should allow the 1980 session to end on time Friday. "It looks good," House Appropriations Chatrman Herb Morgan, D-Tallahassee, said late Wednesday. "We've come up with a new, tentative agreement and we hope this one stands up," said House Finance and Tax Chairman Steve Pajcic, D-Jacksonvjlle. TWO conference committees will be called In today to ratify the compromise unless it falls through as others this week have —clearing the way for approval by the House and Senate Friday. . Th com pr omise package a $600 million supplemental budget and related bi lls on education construction and property tax assessments is built around a $53 million crease in school board property taxes that will help fund a $1,500 teacher pay raise, but wash out some of the $160 a year savings homeowners were supposed to get when the homestead exemption on school taxes was boosted from $s000 to $,00) in March. Industrial and commercial property taxes will go up 5 to 10 percent under the proposal. - - - • -- avoid a conference committee, House and Senate members will sit down today to decide who should Inspect tractor 'trailers for safety. The House wants to keep the job in the Public Service Commission for at least a year. The Senate wants to , transfer authority to the Florida Highway Patrol. School boards would be required to produce $750 million in property tax revenues for 1980-81, which requires a $53 mi llion, half-mill (one mill is $1 per $1,000 of assessed value) tax increase. - - . - . - - House leaders backed down from their position that would have given school boards the discretion for another $55 million half-tiiil boost. And the House and Senate will deal separately Thursday with a bill allowing school boards to raise taxes up to two mills for critically needed construction work. Passage of this proposal is expected. - : For Ed Muskie Education Battle Resumes Our new Secretary of State, former Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine kicked up some dust in Paris recently. His criticism of French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing for meeting with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev provoked an angry roe no r L LWW,LI minister n Francois-Poncet, who said his country "doesn't need anyone's authorization to talk to whoever it wants to, whenever it wants to." Almost atthe same time, U. S. State Dept. spokesman Hodding Carter was expressing American disappointment that the British have retreated on trade sanctions against Iran. Instead of making the sanctions retroactive to apply to contracts already signed thq British said they would only ban future sales. The European community's Iran sanctions actually don't amount to much, since they don't cover trade in foodstuffs, or the fat consulting agreements or engineering or lndustrlal maintenance deals. So again, the sanctions will be mainly symbolic symbolism by now accounting for the substance of U.S-allied foreign policy., Jea- DON GRAFF ROBERT WALTERS If You - -. -- - - - Mr. Carter's basic ignorance of postwar. history, and to his recent decision to skip Tito's funeral in Yugoslavia, leaving that fertile diplomatic field to Communist theoretician Frederick Engles argued almost 100 years ago that "the emancipation of women become possible only when ... domestic duties require their at. tention only to a minor degree." But the average working women In the Soviçt Union today must spend three or -four additional hours on housework. The disparity between the sexes produced by the burden of housework In the United States was illustrated ins 196748 survey of husbands and-wives employed full-time. The total work-week was 71 hours for women and 55 hours for men. - - the Soviets. But he did manage to get to Philadelphia for a political rally. - , - What is tragic about th e sequence of foreign policy blunders is that they are In fact a sequence; one after another. The President, known as a quick study, has not learned that allies and enemies react to American actions and pronouncements, or that they have adapted themselves to the new Perception of American wea kness. What is worse is the suspicion that he doesn't care; that the potential for domestic - - himself, said the oxygen content of the chemical has been increased from 20 percent to 35 percent. "Thiii makes the product more convenient - ,trdy, at 915 Willow Ave. ughter, Mrs. Inez Fisher, i ' iea i rngs Determine Fate Of Some - - -4led May 29 at Seminole Mernorial Hospital. He Is survived by one sister, Mrs. Gussle Mae Johnson: other, I.V. Mc<klff, both of ;qmesburg, N.J.; two uncles, - t g out .9iis James and I.C. 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"I can't 1ces, Bernice Grief and Lake Okeechobee, Jennell, decide w hether nearly 400 - told Tall adega city officials say how long this will take. téatha Hardy, Sanford, Tallahassee; John D. of Cuban relugeeg suspected of two weeks ago the process There is some Indication some Cassle Mae Redding, Sanford, and Artis, of Atlantic having criminal backgrounds would soon begin and that no of the refug'es 'will be Ióchester, N.Y. and Ruthie City, N.J.; four sisters, Mrs. sho uld be allowed to remain in refugees would be kept In the returned to Florida for their fàe Swenson, Washington, Viola Cline, Inez Ham pton the United Sta tes continued prison "for a protractet hearings. Right now they 'are i.C.; nephew, Jimmy Smith, and Annie Woods, all of today at a federal prison in period of time." averaging about two per 4~neva N.Y.; ind other Sanford, and Mrs: Juanita Alabama. Any Cuban refugee found to hmr." êa tives. Wilson of Sodus, N.Y,;,r28 The Immigration and Natu- be excludable or not r o w n a' Paradise grandchildren-,12 great- ralization Service hearinaa allowed in enter the country morial Chapel is In charge grandchUdren and nunwrous began Tuesday at the Federal — can appeal the ruling to the .arangementa. nieces and nephews. Correctional Instltutlon-Tal. Board of Immigration Sunrise Funeral Home, 90() ladega. The hearings are the Appeals. Locust Ave., Sanford, is In first for 'those refugees "Right now things are runEM71M McGRUPF suspected of having criminal ning quite smoothly here," ',Emeral McGrlff, 50, of charge of arrangements. _16te 2, Box IU, Sanford, lvin McGriff and Kenneth known, there comes the taakofnamingthiMt. taker, both of Sanford; Since the planet Itself beats the name of"k rcqusln, Paul McGrlff, Roman goddess, it was decided to carry r,raSota. with that theme. A large crater at the point t.,.Sunrlse Funeral Home, 900 where radar surveying commenced aj cust Ave., Sanford, Is in xed es iarge which was fi th of arrangements. e Venuslan zero AlVlSUnidNaUonasurveyofl2cOiifltrlu longitude was named Eve. apItoirlately seven cases in the United States In whi, for 15 vein, said that when It — Including the United States and Soviet .881.. I UJ U1117 LUV*WV Ut*I1Lt2V VI IAJUIL Ap o lvely, pr pr that Iv. , NAO MI INtaKAM MRS. 13,10 us InternatIonal , Union as well as France, Germany and other patients could not accept blood transfusionsnecessary test the chemical on hum used in making foreign policy decisions in the European nations — produced similar Astronomical Union but not to the National Naomi Minyard :,.,Mrs. for religious rusns. used himself as the first test can. ganization for Women, 703 ELmgrove gram, 75, of O r latter read Vi Carter White House. results: work-week for employed wonsn Thomas C. Drees, president of Green Cross' Tests with animals were mostly 5UCCSI3fUl preference Road, te for female names from Vi r, N.Y., died Roches was slightly more than 70 ho American subsidiary, Alpha Therapeutic particularly on cats, rabbits and monkeys he compared th my o logical past ass typical her 30, at May thauvinIst :*'Iday, Edmund Muskie is obviously a political ap- with 60 hours for working men. Corp., said Fluosol-DAis used for acute blood said. But tests on dogs resulted ina rapid dropresponse. de of reai nco.Shewasanative Despite all the publicity devoted to female toes in surgery and Injury, hemorrhage or of blood pressure with even a small amount pointee: he says he agrees with Mr. Carter's Names of real women from history shoalti inford. ulcers. the chemical, a reaction that would b. fatal In policies. Those policies drove a weak Secretary of entry and advancement In the labor market, be ied Survivors lnèlude a brother, "115 sharing of Drees said Fluosel unpaid household labor D& a milky white State from office; we can only hope, at this point, NOW NOW made Its point and t is likely that Jün Minyard and a sister, only a fraction of the attention given substance and one of a group Of per. In early 1fl9, he wrote a will In case the that the self-evident dangers they have created. receives Amelia Earhart and Floresb Ullie Brown, both Of 14s. o equality In formal- employment," says us fluorothsmlcal emulsions, Is given Infravene-, was a failure, and entered Kobe University will persuade a stronger man to stay and try to Worldwatch study. NIghtingale will soon join volcanic nephews, Willie nford; peak ously but does not remain long in the body. Hospital for the experiment, earlier tgistd Diana and Aphrodite. ., rebuild them,, while he can. Claire, New York City, Coley Brown Jr., Rochester, N.Y.; ,p.. Anthony Brown, Miami; - nieces, Mrs. Francina Myers, -;,.,' Sanford, Mrs. Alfreads r)t Brown, Palmetto; and other relatives. Sunrise Funeral Home, 900 *4.1 Locust Ave., Sanford, is In The patriotic rhetoric - WASHINGTON administration Into restoring the money. no difficulty getting approval for an Increase allowed into the United States, he wrote, wit 4harge of arrangements. that is accompanying the Pentagon's pending —Fairchild Republic's plant In HagerIn this year's plane order from 41 to 72, at an largely those who had been to this country t massive budget Increase serves to obscure a down, Md., was to have closed production Of ND additional cod of about 00 million before and held valid re-entry visas enab'ing - sordid, pdlitica.ss.usual fact of life; the the MO anti-tank plane this year after aymOnd Ashley, 63, of 1614 —The House Armed Services Committee them to ret urn within fair i's's. Y is g wrsppei around one Of. delivering a final order of 100 aircraft But 'ng W. St, Sanford, died staff, noUz that Us Patriot missile had • But he Indicated that fiM-tins saps 4fl aphestlay b history, ' the biggest jn, pork under pressure from the Maryland Seminole at performed properly In only live ve of Its 12 were Often running Into bureaucratic red te dsligation, the athulnlstration agreed to Hospital. Born in While Senate and House hawks rainilJ Leda shots, cut back its budget by ISO mIfl1m at ourParkand London consula to — ju4s r 1esae the production r &n laWge, Ga., he moved to 10100 A4( and But the miss un ile's builder, Raytheon, is In a $lSflfl$ about Soviet military superiority, the I had reported. Q extend It over ago. foir years. Rep. Beverly Sanford 44 yam private talk In Capitol cloakrooms centert os didriot next to House Speaker Tip O'Neill's, - - • In addition, a conM egjl internal St. B)TOfl, D.Mt, by t, wife, even meviuged to secure i a$* his. to After a few words In lbs rigid places, the Department memo cenfirma my r,pert t -' so'u'suon to peokIcea iik Fannie Ashley, Sanford; ttee rein stat ed " 1 . de, 0NO Its 190 ur11 Bottom oklali can't dSCIdS how Fo 1 11011 vsmii. Ashley, 'Ii' sons, Freddie sad congressional districts, Hers ire i Capitol Hill veteran remarked wrylj: "The handle the Iranian Jewish refugees sfrax*j James and —Freak Sa1tlrk used to be the Home examples of the super-patriots' super's''is aicropriateiy flanied. hi 0t1Uf -- Ad- Services Committee counseL Now wiley, Jacksonville, Julius IRANIAN JEWS: When J reporte4 led tried to get acme g4da "°° 're an the subject, the ha'iaWbv1fnrCrumnt Aia'a (an Uip.Ji iii., ti 4 w LW UUIU iewian ruugees blaze Department failed to send a Dk' Tuu delegation — led by A legislative ilde told my associate Peter . •1) pow were having trouble getting visas 0 enter Its repr'sentatI to Allem the dWAVAL. Rep. -Jim Wrigit, the Hom Deimeretie - Grant that Balffnk "Is hovering around United States, the State Depestasig lsUi My repothrought- quick, If tInijt4, Leader, sad Sen. Jobu Tower, ranking ootiMy' ij "fl y day" M ofdeniled the story. '11-' of Iranian results. Lees thin two weft af ft , Republican on the Armed Services Corn- forts apparently paid oft The Raise greded minoriy refugees, Including Jews, had been pLthed, cables were sent to -- U.S. c,nsti& pgan (bat ft —'i.- is dISfrItIn 90 million Of the Peotsgm allowed 1t Its country In recent months, 11* 'offIcials Inatructing them to show "aymvuii& Can brIng hens the bacon. Without even a budget depsrtmàn salt and Understanding" In - proceesix eitr :• yçp Wright iicceeded In $Sttlng spWOVs1 of - —A Ulpan's performance sometimes n New evidence ]m :—u (j n- $pmltJg fre Iranian Jm aid -- $WsnIIIlon to study slpwiNs (1 IE9duCtI0 ascend in knportsnce to political clout firms my original dory, and minorities. on the F-Ill fijiter-boenber. which G.al. Northrup a F-18 plane, for has had Department's denial as mkhtng at best But simo April 7, when President CUrie 'DynwnIcebulinIdsdIdrIct.AndwtseUs prcblens with landing gear malfunction, of the nafkIi'sa55t&.thIJ aw tights2 r4j "I'VE GOT IT! Let's put TED TURNER cc 'Whit. Hs ,nMit.d $112.1 i' b-A hs fuselage and fealty wing dodge, But Iads, who &i1Ik pnithfty and reqtst ose Lwtth lijitandlng visa even th Pr0$ YVO* 1K against the ayatcahl" ai1 °0' ki wt0e that his name is wititheld, wrote us a letter having problems getth Into Us U Graadpslre,Tws,thSTesssbuliedIhe ktNapmamdectutesthey.i1, outh.sut)ectTi* States. - - - - proved amazingly precise in revealing to if* by the Japanese government. We expect " j aPPO,al In about &, EI4 , He said the Japanese was Interested In FluosolDA, and the U.S Defense Department also tu expressed considerable rest, Nab, who has beendve'1.rJA Naito said the oxygen Increase clears away one of the primary hurdles faced by the Japanese government In approving the Chemical, and may help speed Its acceptance In the united states. The FDA has given emergency approval of the blood substitute and It has been used in - - ' - ____ • • . . study the Venuslan atmosphere. One spacecraft's instruments a radar alUme i1iiflg was adapted for surface - "&4 9chester, N.Y.; borther, mother, Mrs. Betty Ashley; Aeronautics and Space Administration. it ~16 the unexpected bonus mission, originally programmed primariiiio . Louisville, Ky., Mrs. Corine Cooper, Frenchlick, Ind. and Clara Mae Ashley, Sanford; Jmes Smith, Geneva, N.Y.; four brothers, Charlie Ashley, All of ft information and much more, has - 41 DEATHS "Other survi vors include a recently been made public by the National . clearly, then's no other way those to use because no oxygen tent or mask Is and, patients can be saved." needed," in said In an Interview. Jevovah's witnees are prohibited from Ma slubstitute blood, which lacks the accepthIg blood trtndusions by their religion, clotting factors and some other properties,01 but no *xh real blood, is usually given In amounts up to imitation. restriction exists for a chemical lOto2O percent of blood volume, Naito said, or "We have collected 170 cases in Japan," 20 milliliters per body kilogram of weight for Naito said,"sufficient to apply for approval the first transfusion. SLE MA - activity. do have emergency approval from the FDA and we can use it in special cases. it so happens all have been Jehovah's Witnesses - - Jupiter — may be geologically active. It na' be just beginning a process similar to ttiat caused on Earth by tr i la out of the interior and intaractt-i fth other, the'plates shape the continenti'and' responsible for most earthquake and volcaMé - any economic value to housewives' In the rural communities of hyei'i.wJ nations, that work often is "extrernely ar. dnous," says the report. One study of activity In a Pakistani village showed that women typically devoted 141A hours daily to domestic Chore& shortfalls: an avalanche of foolish aspirations whicti led to the SALT treaty, now a monument to - By JAMEs j. DOyLF, The body r~eplaces its own blood within a short LOS ANGELES (UP!) The Japanese time and the chemical Is no longer needed. developer of an "artificial blood" that has Most of It is gone in 2 hours although traces been used successfully in emergency of the chemical can be found In the liver and siulations says um substance nas men un- spleen for several days; Dries said. proved by Increasing Its oxygen content "It's very difficult for us to know how long Dr. Ryolchl Nalto, chairman of 'the Green the FDA will take to approve It," hesald. "My Cross Corp., of Japan, said the Improvement original guess was for an average of 10 years, may speed the U. S. Food and Drug but the FDA has shown great coopératloñ on Administration's approval of the blood this product and I expect now 3 to 5 years. It substitute called Fluosol-DA. might be sooner. Naito, who flUt tested the substance on 1611w FDA requires a great many tests. We their GNPs and only two countries sig been a checkerboard of diplomatic excesses and ' -AREA And there also are Indications, that VenUs..,. like Earth, as Mount St. Hele ns is so vlvlctifr demonstrating, and lo, the volcanic moon't - - - corresponds to the oftm on Earth — "sea level" of Venus are vast, relative.ljr flat plains coverin g some 60 percent of planet. - - - the Union message. American foreign policy has - All Sherwin-Williams Interior Stain Quarts wizv - -' - - ' - - — - - -I - _ - - - - -SAVE '590 - aiuorii - v,. . - . . . - - •- - : -- ' - -. -' - - - - . - - - !' ' - - ' - - -- - - - , - - • - - -' - reg. $13.9 Satir reg. $14.9 0atiactj.ø Oatrsiieid In the use of then coatings POW PWthaW pflc* .W be leunded O 50 -' -- - - .% - - - .-. -- - - :- - -. - -- - • -- . - - - -- - -- Jwhe -- were • - . . - -- - .'-- - - ---- .A '- - - - Fm DecoratIng Asiist.nce. - - -- Style Perfect PaInt Sale ends June 28 ' - -- ' - al. Wall - -- - - - '. - Peift U'Dint • , " - - - l I) Black Neighborhood Erupts - Artific ia Blood Improves . - KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) Boats are o( their relatives and returned with 66ofthem. pour ing into the docks with thousands of He said about half the other 200 refugees Cuban refugees many of them freed con- aboard the boat were convicts. victs with shaved heads in what could be the 1other arriving boat heavily laden with fi nale for the month-and-a-half.old sealift. co nvicts was t he "Can't Miss," a shrimp boat Federal officials counted 4,3 ar riving tha t brought 220 refugees. A Customs Inrefugees aboard 70 vessels Wednesday. That spector estimated that "75 percent of them HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!) A black neighborhood, brought the total for the 45-day sealift to were convicts." rocked by a night of sporadic violence in which one The convicts were easily recognizable by 101,624 aboard 1,700 boats. person was killed and three others shot and wounded, their shaved heads, and they freely admitted But now boatmen are sayi ng there aren't was tense but quiet this morning, a Broward Sheriff's they were newly released from the Julio many vessels left in Cuba's Marlel harbor to Antpnlo Melts prison at Quiblcan, 21 miles spokesmen said. add to those figures. The outbreak of rock-throwing, reported gunshots from Havana. They id the prison origina y Pedro Fralnas of Miami, who returned from had 2,500 inmates butsathe sealift had taken llall and the shootings of three whites followed the a Mar iel aboard the shrim p boat, Silver Sea, bu parently drug-related shooting death of a black youth t about 150 to the United States. said there were only about 30 boats at Marlel in a park where small-time marijuana dealing has One 19-year-old refugee said he had served when he left at noon Wednesday. become common, sheriff's spokesman George Crolius three years of a five-year prison term for Asked It it looked the like the everybody's other boats said. stealing a revolver. Another man said he had would leave soon, he said, "Yeah, beemimprisoned stealing a pair of trousers getting ready to leave." off a clothes line. A third said he had been, Hector Barrios, 30, a CubanAmerican from sentenced to 10 years The stealing two towels. Hermosa Beach, Calif., and Doug Minnick, Another Panamanian-registered freighter captain of the 100-foot boat Polaris, said there arrived Wednesday, but this one carried no Ashley, Syracuse, N.Y.; were only about 40 boats left when they refugees. The Panamanian Red Diamond V, " MRS. IDELLA SMITH : trs. Idella Smith, 76, o( Clyde Ashley, Washington departed from Mariel Wednesday morning, arrived with 731 refugees aboard Tuesday, "At 4a.m. the Cuban au thorities told us they and had Its registry stripped by authorities. Geneva, N.Y., died May 30. D.C. Edgar j5lwa4. Gus, Ieeady to start ba UIe4 outat 1 The . Smith.t4tly Daniel d vInc .irParadIse arrived Wedne4 'ald MInnc (th?r1is'cFëw and the 67 CubanAieitans d to' '1ud residing Sanford; three daughters, 'a'm, "Me Minnick said he took people over to get f14 who chartered It aboard. ,fth her niece, Mrs. Ida Mae Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, surface has no water, however, and w(t - 60MTDTAIUMCPJT tC&1fD . - SCIENCE WORLD . JUX4 - 1 - Freed Cotivicts Enter Key West division" unive rsities. As a result, a Senate proposal passed Tuesday authorizing all four two-year universities, incluaing the University of West Florida at Pensacola, to begin offering freshman and sophomore courses is still alive. \\ - I - Thanks to the electronic probing of the Pioneer spacecraft that has been orbiting Venus since December 1978, we now iiavç4 good Idea. r3' .TopowIrl1y, VenuL similarities to Earth. It as upiania lowlands and mountain ranges, some of -e configurations approaching Ear th's smaller continents. The - SWIVEL ROCKER - clouds. - k, - - The report documents what homemakers have taken the eminently sensible course of (single or married) have long known their work not only is unpaid but usually running for cover by going their own way. unrecognized and unappreciated as well. th er ipedeetorezample, So-it speaks well of Edmund Muskie that he Is - women Invariably are assigned the Inwilling to tell it like It is. Unfortunately, he will not dispensible task of hauling water from the be able to pick up the pieces of a policy, charted bY village well or a nearby stream to their homes empty gestures towards enemies and indifference for use by members of their families. towards friends. The Carter -foreign policy has But one authoritative sur vey of how gross been characterized by Inconsistency and tin- naticwsalproductts measured in 70 developing counuries found tnat "only six counted the potence, from the misapplication idealist "human rights" standards to former U.S. friends value of carrying water to its point of use in the Soviet Union in the Ptesident's last State Of 4. Earth's sister planet iscirrently news, but a consequence of the resolution of bne Pie mystery of what lies beneath its thick cove*pf bers — Britain, France, and West Gemany — such as'Brazil, South Africa and Taiw'an, or the politically motivated aggressive bluster towards - If you'd like to get away from the problems of this world. for abIt, consider those ck another —Venus. Although It is not because of a problem - Mr. Muskie is learning better late than never i— the extent of the damage done to America's Image in the past three years of scrupulously career, marriage, motherhood and polite and dangerously meek diplomacy by his housework without additional assistance prodecessor. Cyrus Vance. While.-qur European from their spouses, warns a new study. --me rort ...':W,nen, Men and es personally,. of Labor," wij by 'Kathleen was ineffectual, because the policy he Newland, .Jias just been published by the represented was ineffectual. The Atlantic Worldwatch Institute, a Washington-based Alliance has been leaderless In the face of a organization devoted to public policy growing soviet mnreat, and its important mem- research. - Out Of. This World... WASHINGTON (NEA) If misery loves company the millions of American women work two shifts one on the job and the other managing a household will be happy to learn that their burn Is shared by a worldwide sisterhood. "Equal opportunity for women will turn out to be a recipe for overwork" If they must continue to juggle the responsibilities of - it' s - Hadn't Gu essed - ' The Refugees - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)--. Education conferees resume negotiations today still facing the question of w hether to merge or expand any of the f our "upper - S ...•- .. - - •. - - - - MasterCad or Visa. - - SANFORD 318 French Ave. 322 1681 -- �S . - -: - -- I - •- I - - • . . -. 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The second act The Firestones based their case on ABC television tapes that was Played out in a Pimlico Race Course dining room, with they maintained showed a better view of the aIleged incident attorneys and car dealers as the actom than did those viewed by the stewards. *But the thoroughbred Now the spotlight switches back to the Lnclpals them 1. ves, whose duel Saturday in the Belmont Stakes takes on ad&,d I significance in light of Wednesday's events. 10 Maryland's Thoroughbred Racing Board ruled Wednesday that Codex and jockey Angel Cordero did not foul Genuine PJ3k T in thrust of Saturday's on the final turn of the Preakness denying an appeal by the $200,bOO-added Belmont Sta kes has been the rematch between owners of the first filly to win the Kentucky Derby In 65 years Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Risk and Codex, the yinto overturn a decision by the track stewards. dicated winner of the Preakness. Codex, who skipped the Derby while winning major But when they draw the post positions today for the 14k-mile races on the West Coast, won the second leg of rackig's Triple * race there will be eight others hoping to spoil the showdown. Crown by nearly five lengths over Genuine Risk. But the filly's It was expected that Rumbo, a fast-closing second in the No Stasns my United Press International National Lsa, _' . Field-Of - IV .. wide on the final turn and struck her with his whip. -' The stewards disallowed the claim. Genuine Riskos owners, Bert and Diana Firestone, of Waterford, Va., appealed the American League % . T starts and a soundly defeated fifth In the Preakness. And Joanle's Chief, winne r of last year's Champagne Stakes but winless this year. The biggest surprise, however, was that the Harrah Johnson Spark Tribe Win , -. I York to attempt to become the first Mexican horse ever to win the Belmont. . "I don't care where you're coming from," said LeRoy Jolley, trainer of Genuine Risk. "If you win eight 01' nine races you've got to be able to run." ________________________ - . -- - - • have developed quite a set of lungs to compensate for the lack of oxygen at that level. Speaking tirough an Interpreter, trainer Claudino Hernjndez said he decided to bring Picotazo to New York to run In the Belmont because he'd simply run out of competition in ll id • • • '. ". ' . , - I . I' . I ' , • , I , • -. - • - • Chicago % - _101 - I I 4 I r . .) :• • * -. '--------------. - •:.. Ageless Naat, ' - -- - -d' • - - -",.. ,~- .. . -. '• - - • -V . 7 .1 t. -. •.. - -. 5,. ' j.,. a• . - 5,; American League . '' • -. • :- 9. •' SAFE PLATE - - -- - berg; Barrios. Worttsam Cliv, l0- 10 1 and Foley. W--Modlch 15-3). Li McCa"y, Lacey (7). Jones -BarrIos (1-1). MU.-Texas, (7) and Newman; - SpilInir, ZISk 110); Chicago, Johnson Money. W-Spillner (5-3) - • • . . A scrambling John Cooks of Krayola Kollege (4) slides Into home plate In . ExileI 8, Cubs I •- season action. Ret 5, )edg 'O.", • - .• • Khe hts St"- In Chose 15= 1 1 9 Son Frn T 00020010-3 61 5). HR-Detroit, Wockenhasi game, 200000000-2 (4) Bait _ N.Y. So r on $ on. Castro (5), McClure (5) and Martinez, . It was too Uttle,'too late, but finished with an li-V record Kollege and Eric Luce - f, . - _ ..;I - 1 ' sa G I C0o(*r, Mu _ _ I I AeScrelt II ,, na, Ii •i i _ m ___ I - --- -- - - 5 - - ' - - general managers, to be named later, to convene no later than Aug. 1. The committee would study the compensation system through the November free-agent draft and submit a joint report or separate reports by next January. ' -. - - -- S Today's AS Jm.Li4s TIPISS NIMMI - , - -. .'"1t-4Iui&.i - ' ,. uç,i- •- .,. . • _ • I II III 41 Cmli II Lice - 4s3 p -' 4 ______ - • - • .3. - -. - lk 'I - - - • .-. . - - -• • ,_,.. .4•, '•-. - .v:r - '4'WS$." a a/ .# - a.- S.' •...:- ,% " - - -. 51k - K 11 Iralisy -•----- - KRAYOLA Hines of Seminole - Petroleum puts - ' '. - - ";' - . -.' - Krayola KoIlege I. •- 9 * baserunner, while - -4 , - - • 'i. - - o - - _____ •( 1. . Hawaii 9. MIaniJ3 - - -. , - - ..'. -' ' • - •, connects at the _______ _____ r,i1 -. - - - :'7--' :. I 'r • :."'- - •.4 ' 4.s ••••• '-% % Ø• . - - . - - ' .' .: • - • . - S.I • - - - -• minute - With Tom Watson, Lee Trevino and three- other top-10 old "Golden Bear" Classic began its four-day run over the hilly Atlanta Country Club course - rated one of the most physically exhausti ngonttietour. Two weeks ago, Nicklaus had planned to bypass last week's Kemper Open and Atlanta. but cha nged his mind Entry In Atlanta Classic , Memorial Tournament. - The two times Nicklaus won in Atlanta he shot 16-undermake "My Putting, which has been one of my obtems, seemed cut but sithoug be hasn't won in nearly o years, Nicklaus currently has the longest string of non cuts to be coming arowxl. Aut they simply weren't dropping and (22) on the .tQur. I decided another tournament before the Open might make 'Of course I'd like to win, it's been too long already,"said Nicklaus, whose best showing this year was at Doral where the difference." other golfer In history but none since the British Open In 1978, the last year he won anywhere, feels good about his chancesinnextweek'sOpen. "I just need to line tune my game and that's what I hope to do this week," he said. "Physically, I've never felt Sunshine Rolls I- Arlzona(42.20.I)vs.Hawau(6o. Sanford Softball League 47171 32.304 16),fflght ____________________________ 32113 23.30.4 Again Today's California vs. winner of Arizona. 4 175 63 .332 4174 61 .351 4 150 65.342 - Transactions -- Seminole 0 In Paola -' Troy Turner cracked a and issuing just two walks double and homerun while over five Innings. Mark Williams added a Arthur Hersey led the Fire . I BOWL LARRY'S OPTIMIST double and John Poole Equipment hitters with a * Wide margin romps were America 2.1. COASTAL Ve$ip. Tor 37 121 4.331 Sasiball AMUNICA CHIVION Pow.. Al I H chipped in with a triple to lead double. Summrs, DO 36115 30.330 the order of e day th ar ound In men's action Tuesday Al I H Jscksia 1 Al H Chicago (At.) - Sons relief HI Wahan, KC If 5 McKinney I Sunshine TV to an easy 20-3 OITYMIN 43161 53 .32' pitcher Randy Scarb,ry to Triple the women's circuit of the night Rich Plan got by III SUNSHINE HICkS I to ISisri • 1 I Price RevrkV, Oak 41143 47 .3" A form fee 4 2I 1, Allard AIcHITIcTv II I I Paola Little League win over m In laws, all Nelson recalled Sanford Softball League Orlando Helicopter tot map"" 17-1 Collins is 3 Mud" Yow, MI 16 150 62 -326 Pitcher Francisco Barrios Prom Thursday. TURAI. AS I H 1 I I J,iik$.s WIlds 4 12 MvIII zI I Anderson 1 I S Dittmer Alwiuinum Tuesday. ALUMINUM Lame stuns P..Ii Larry's Chevron notched a 16- WaMs 43i 3-0.0 McKinney I S I Appleton, Wis. Maxwell 4 I I 'Hicks ASIHLl, 41I Montreal - Signed Second. Seminole Auto Machine 11 win over Coastal Power Robins" Jackson 411 HUa McGsvlsy 4 I I Phil 1$, LuzInskl, Phil 12; round, tree-agent draft choiCi Null 11 I the plate 20 times on seven 4 S S Tsr.., $4S 4 • .Nam.e ISI Pouz'4ed out just nine hits but while Sunshine TV chalked up DiaN 4 2 I k1$ak.vlC I S S PliMr Gisy, LA and Carter, Mtl U; Jos.ph Hesketh, a 21-year IIOT,,SI) 412 David"" 606 TOTAL$ If I a hits while Dittiner scored its lr$w 314 ItIdt" Kingman. Chi and HwWrlck, oo"w" 4 11 arm 3 31 managed to score 19 times to an 184 victory over Sanford combo lIIn IS 421 3 I $ lrSdy LaPlisri X I" 30.342 VI. 10. Housing Authority. Toronto - Purchased the whip Flagship Bank i.o M_l1;Rudl, Cal 11; ZIsk, Tax, and Vhez. Tor 10. Mike Barlow from their Triple A Syracuse at nuate. Another romp Ramps Hstó'Ick. St,I.. 37; Smith, LA Howe announced his retirement on a dozen hits to take Phil 35. . arid Accepted A POSItIcill 06 director Strom of Player development. p.ssrIcan League - Ogilvie, Los Angeles - Frank St. Mwwlllo resigned as sagistaito I ; C=, 0". AMI and Oliver, KC 3S; Hstww, " T 10 coach. - : n vile:, Tar 34. - PsaThatI q0ST9 Lastles - Moreno, New York Jet% - Signiad cor. PRi.. 21, L*FW#, Mtl 24; norbaCk-latety AS N 4 GrWII* 4 1 1 Tictar 412 •Nulhs III IICSWd. 111001111 421 Stich" Turner 421 Simple" am" Aadw'ss. Dom" scattering just eight hits Al&5. Hams.. Sop..Oak 23; Wilson. XC 21, AS H 4 310 6 11 McDonald I 10 • i I I 4 to Rw 4 IS C$I5Sr I AIIn,I Wilson Smill 4 I 5 TOTALS $ 11 1 lryssm allay McCall 113 451 I-Il SUMAI.STV 253 CII S-7 Sanford beck Jerry Holmes of ' r, I.eMII; SombrY. Be".WISI Virginia, safety Scott Callon il and Wills. liv 14. of Ithaca; lisabacker.cateq Join Fedordiak of Rutgers; guard Jim Victories Miller of Colgate; defanslys end- III lacuk 311 Palmer 360 Collins 433 MCKIIUI. 433 HAMPS AS I H ANON III $5, WIlls s, Murry Hardy 3 0 1 Williams 4 3 4 MIIrs I S I Thsnspmn III NiPs.. Is$ Poo" 1 I S Sarti I S S Patrick 22 I ISI 24 I TOTAL$ 39 11 10 leg Co"94 • s lenin Ps.4ar vts HIMPtSN Davis Garde. SN S-IS NI 5.. Job 6-1; Pastor,, Cm 6-2; RIchard. Hou 4.3; Punch, Hce 4.1, I 6-S. sComnislInity COII.., and punter *iegei or Hotstna. Montreal (CPL) - Signed co k4J returner David X . 7 71-1; Gun and Marlin, Domers of South.eit Lou isIana. KC and Join, NY 72 lUflId. Tamps Say - Ajupolntedcra$g Oil League - Honey Firtig to wart In the player perbetarned Rue Average (bsssdei s i.i.gs pitched) League - Richard, Sashaflal "_ New Jersey S; CarBon. Phil 1.34; W. LA 2J1; MaMa, All Edgi, Jones t a.mulli.yea, Parade 11 3II 3 21 II s I 11 He started out slowly this season and was just starting to I 'I look like the ballplayer everybody fell in love wi th last year NEWYORK(UPI)-Yea,sago,whllehewaasuflgoingto whenhewasknockedoutofactionwhenthe Dodger.'steve W& wbW in CdUWv&, DL, Ken ObWOU* heard whaf Garvey slid into him while he was attempting to make a double kais League - Norris. - ___ I J surnov Chi IAi An. probaW IS ft mOd 11111MOUS Lim Gdft story of all time. Play. Grand Canyon ColIM GiHiJ KC 2.20, HoIbSUItt. Oberkfell went to the ground, intense pain shooting all y He d how Wi the re tfrementoft.$II y Plpp, then t nood hear ll he New )4p.ecy, Tar Coach Dave Srnl.. through his left knee. regu1 first buesnan, showed iç at the ballpark with a . *"" Logo" - carflon, SKW . splitting headache that M him waWe to play on June I, in5 . "When he Mt me,I knew I was hurt. The pain was so bad, I Phil 5$; R ichard, Hal 77; La Mge$es - signed Alan and how Plppneief got his job back again after Gelijig wanted to move' around on the ground to relieve It, but tix . ow fur him tbat doy. . bit umpire and GarVey both told me to he SUM Then Gene When the story wan fltst told to Oberkfell, be was amazed (Gleselmaiui, the Cards' traine r Gene) came hurrying out and . he said the same thing." . Mat hing like____ that coum pfossft.happen* But life is ' Oberkfeli's injury was diagnosed as a strained ligament in strange, and so is baseball where history frequently has a aft , tendency to repeat itself. In a way, Obetimfell won hla job as his knee. A cast that was placed around It was removed Only 7210 MAKE* PhW Will 0WdW9 070d C=p at. on - rqpiW Wood baseman with the St. 14uls Cardinals laa twt Saturday and the Car&mlsl IdWia~ Wtft inflielder . ld _____ - aitthgh P1ratas 1701 27th Street - East Briton, ______ In wbich now Is taking daily whirlpool treatments to help strengthen the Gebrig did. He dill has the job aithoogh he's temporarily weakened muscles. isnalk to pby.'Until be mn lapin, rookie Mike Ramsey is Mike Shannon, who used, to play ftd base for the Cardinals __ over Seminole Fire mnent. 1111r501 Al I H IQUIPMINT 1)) 3 1 1 Plmey Massey III P$Iri Wood S I I OlIver III Dooriforis III Allen I S I AllIs as I I of 5 I I# Ortme Is $ Miller III PsI iii PlaIds,, 311 3 to uss three hits while striking out 11 TOTALS D 116 TOTALS 21 4 $ eighth spot. He reminds me a little of Bill Mazeroski. He's always righ t w here he's supposed to be. You don't have to go looki ng for him." The fact he never has drawn much publicity since entering organized baseball with Johnson City, Tenn., five years ago doesn't particularly bother Obertfell. "it no big thing," he says. "I'm not a flashy type ballplayer. A tot Of people with the ball club have helped me, all the coaches, Ken Boyer and everybody else. When I was a boy, 1: always wanted to grow up to be a Cardinal. Stan MUSW - one of my idols.,' Oberkfell needn't worry about turning out to be another., Wally Plpp. As soon as he's ready, he'll get his job back -- unless Mike Ramsey t urns out to be the reincarnation of Frankie Frisch. Last Tuesday night against the Meta, he.' looked alittle hit like himwithadoubk s, but Oberkfell needn,t be overly concerned ow losing his jA .! For- the Very Best In Paint and Body Work (at 6 reasonable price) see _ _ - All lbs Cardinals are crazy about Oherkiell. ___ ___ They think the fell's biggest admirers. - worii ci himaa "He'sa ballplayer from the old school, one who does things ng an uaphayer.soine of u* _________ I______________ upl Ar Bia*afl you. older hands In orUon feel he's the properly," Shannon says. "He hit .300 t year, and be hit it ___ PW own- bowman the dub has had sim Red Sdwmdienst, now one at ON right Way. It theire WSS Sum on fitst, he'd pull the ball- it - mr or youi1llnotbealIowdtofryoutforthsPfratea. .tbeCaM1nalt'cvscls. .hehad(0 hittheotherway,he'ddoit,andhediditMttgth( gjijnp will be held on June 18th at 1:00a.m. - AIIH cracker %W __ lit To Iron Horse weeks. )] F By MILTON RICUMAN Eddie Behrens and Eric Dearborn aided the 12 Oaks Musply cause with a strong 3 21 performance, spacing out "a'" $11 PinkIe "He's a winner," Manager Ken Boyer says. "He just beats you, that's all." Right now, though, Oberkfell isn't beat ing anybody. He has been on the disabled list since injuring his left knee In a ga me wi th the Dodgers on May 10, and having only tossed away his cru tches Tuesday, he'll be on the shelf at least a few more Sport.s IIS 4II III 255 II S Tulle S s S Cockerhan and doubles by TOTALS 15 n u The Day Wally Pipp Lost His S I Harrell S S S Williams III Msr III Simis Elsewhere in the Paola TOTALS 211) Ois ISS TOTAL$ 31 10 I League, 12 Oaks Campground A1131111,14 II OAKS SIMINOL. used a homerun by Antoine CAMPGROUND I Pill I5 I 21 Is I Jackson MCK101116 TOTALS If • Andsrwm 211 def"ve tackle Uri Goodirl" 0# 1. 10-2; Blue, SF 5-2; 11uS$ Delaware State, wide - receiver 61ch, LA Ord Bibby* P111 Se.n.fl 3 5 5 QilIli III orm. Smith and David ULt. IS I SHADOW$ SUNSHINII hilly IS I I•s SIS III 4-Il TOTALS 4 1 I HOUSING TV III AUTHORITY - Al HI Cane. 4)1 AIHI Dllrbirn 411 SCIPI. Broom its Maalicalcs 4 • b4.IiIman led lids SI) III I-I) Cart., Lrvy'sChevrs. three runs on hits by Wen DvPrei Springfield, Mike Dougherty Un ISS 555 Davidson 3IS Ii It '"i TOTALS NIC II Pl.dsr Cmliii Pewe HILICOPTIR Kiwanis manage( a 234 win see TOTALS 301110 Jesse Johnson, Over Western Sizzlin. In the thev towiti-round draft pick frm only dome women's pan IldiPla. COlorado, to a sales of 'Fueiday OpIünlat edged Bowl osim..r contracts, and seven freeone-year agents: defensive How and North, SF 13. America. league - WN . berg Carlsoin Klwams aW enjoyed a big winning margin, although TOTALS ORLANDO RICH Angels collect 17 runs on 18 PLAN hits to knock off Shadows 17-0 Rain.. League - Schmidt, - Hockey ' Hartford - Forward Oordie While Lloyds notched 17 nuts Tmner Garvey, LA 4; - : ,d It? 11.-Il - next WIC&'I U.S. Open. Colburn (3 HR) 40167 51.305 - . , decision to enter 111111 week's $30D,000 aassic as a tuneup for iN 555 521-4 $ I California , 35130 4.331 47 170 34 .325 Heaton (Il-I), Bastian (5) and 17 173 34 .324 17 Ill 34 .310 Castro, Dully. Hawley 6.3, (7) and 424S 13.310 Colburrt. Hitters - California: . - - prior to a "major" Wiwnamen made a 41183 - - • Nicklaus, 47 171 13,345 Miami - - - ,• . his declining game was a bonus for the Atlanta Golf Classic. _________________ Pct. _____________________ III Hi 1k-i I I • p '' Nicklaus MakesLate - Fort Myers at Miami • , - ._ _ at left Hines • ,-. , ppp. • the tag on a - - 255 115 IIS ii III J.R.I.ewls • Coltege At Omaha, Nib. Tuesdays Results At far left Matt ~ "~ - s.im st' kJIIIq...ei1ss I Namp$s. - 0 -. - . SINIOLI Jacksonville at Savannah, night Orlando of Columbus, nlglt Memphis at Chattanooga, night Knoxville at Charlotte, night Nashville at Montgomery, night _ - '•• Aflook Basis PETROLEUM ____ - Continued from 6A - I 46 I" 67 X4 Sumbry, Sal nosy, See 10000000)-4 gó" ______ '•• Knoxville 5, Charlotte w.da.sa,sms _ 55 - ,, _ - - 11 11 _ - • Savannah 4. .Sacluonvllp, 0 Orlando, Columbus 5 'Nathville4, Montgomery 3 Daytona Beach of Lakeland St. Petersburg at Tamps Veto Beach of Ft. Lauderdale a u H PCI. LaMeu, MIn "•" • _ i1Sp-rO L- .414.-. - :'1 mohior, M11 MetSr triples and Tim Hall and Mac season with a i74 record and - the game ay pj In today's action In the Ti Cincinnati Reds will area scuits Billy Reed and Thorns added singles. in th nd hr th e Sanford UIUe Na ti onal e fifth a "OPell" tryout Pet. Stroud. t ee In Lifts Dodgers Over ELKS Al I N V.P.W. Al I N League, First Federal playi camp for -bNeblil playen In 11- ilath. IllS 1fl) 1$ PSn to pay Ken Freeman sm"hed a K ___ $1' -_______ ___ was srve ToiiyJohnscnimaitied the ofhitsaloagwlth KevinHill, - - trlpleandsingleandMarty p,y 4 81 0 13th and S I 105 is w1mth pitcher with relief side Field and Cardinal In. - sal Satday, in jtg. Lilt!, both caine up with doubles Joluon slapped a p of N. W s 14th, at the Redsland C 4m. Brian dushin mods Clem from Brian Shedleld of singles for Rotary. Billy 'i' $ sa Triple division and singles, League __ 45.1... IC. Ashcraft want the distance in Shell at 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon - Pt1 1OC*tld ou Dale Mabr - pia'er fl155t blYl WTtttSDh) V ___ )jp.nj Tiay Schab hit a triple afld Mike 5I5 -5' ps-4 a" It gm '5 . Iligliway : S S le perud MITI Tinner and Clint Bythgton v Sf.a ow th • s ____ er e Kennedy esosuis right to p fri ti L.gi*' AIRS ______ A$RN &&MUM Will begin at Cow* or Commsipdgr in aft , addedoneiingie-aplece. Cavorft -cyllghts Dodgers toa 15-4 NIuS... IIISV-tI all see pla ___ Ili" at Fort all INS aft doubles and Knight and ation at 7 pAL yoff victory over the Mets.__ •_... _ , 45 ___ -T9TAU. NIfl DSrrtsIAUlssNttwosipgk, . II*Ci1UPWWgSt - M M "l 1 NO MAN II pc*indin 13 hits to the win- Ills JobNon also, collected a- WO -• - ___ Players are requested r1 Psimor I S -Sanford P. Was underway- at LIV a.m. and -.i, apiece to lead Flagship Bank In the nine, But v.F.W. scored V.P.W. - single and a double to pace the s$ ti i. . bring their uniform and . "t 1:00 I at the plate. Sheffield also hit League at Chan Park, will Md PJL On Bill" . I I t 1111111m MW In'the bottiin of a tbe t Dodger attack tw JIM WIIUar ' 15. _____ IlAveti - - a double, while Terry - MIner Seiino1e Sporting Goods Saturday, Jim. 14th, UlS camp gloves. Ills Rode ytil proVide lii ___ $ ,. the third to overcome a 6$ ' Kennedy Skylights crew ____ , , mp. 115 COlUM ___ Merchants at Willbegtnat$:IVa.m, catching gear - (except -r4 fly plays Wee( 155 de&itaixiwentontowln. 51% svs- AIRS 71MW ___ Ii) PIaNS __ a 1.0 087a abant"S. 11*11141 4m JWWAM too mingled. 4:30 p.m. and Adcock PAodq . -Steve Samos blasted a P* MAU P a is M"S . U41 , F The ___ ___ ___ Will be under amd anbalm. bit a pair 0( n___ Smu ___ direction of Scouting .ne.hedadaubleanduilWle •E - ii piay. - all mom IAKW, Clay andLeeCha'rtmslappedtwo VIsIJLUNISSSCaA SuPWIM 'C' MgS ZONW- OTM 83;IMFAM 10 aW f= ~' SANK ___ ___ ' .Doug Atkinson, Aihcraft, Sam to - lead VJ.W. Bob - 4155 N II? P . S Eddie Ka and Maneour 555i 411 Saber - AIIM Tarpon Manager George attàidlng be eigrwd toga Shaw and Richard Skiba 'I • • ___ ___ o ub lsd Nathan cp - ToyMr -' - $51 Schergé - and Tarpon - CIaCthUU Reds _____ contr, HuSh AUt.UL Randy. t _______ _________ ____ ___ ____ Pls'esOesenwe o4A.Mi1 b. --• • . -• -- ::.: - -- 1 . - 1 Slam' ______ SMilur - • 311 I 3 Nletsman IS see W.l.aa.s 55 I 111MM ,., ,....ea .,. TOTALS te I $ 1745 Fl- -,a laM * 1fl'I) Kfloxvlll. 4, CParlofle 3 Haven Inns Baned In WMatuAa (4.4). L-Montetus. W-Carlton (10-2). L-Can,,, Co (2-5). HRS,.-Atiento, 'Cham. Houston kaol 1i Vero Bea ch 6, Ft. Lauderdale 2 American Lsaes 110 100 0110- 3 1111144 I, Hr* z SI.L Hnbtsn, NY Smith.-LA Cs-u:, Hou Hndrck, St.L S1.flqtns. St.L McBride, Phil Russell, LA MaMa and Nahorodny; MenCanton and Soon., tIfi*cc. Lavelle (I) Cd May. delarli, Rome (S) and Nlcs - GAS H C.deno. How . San Ogo , slapped two singles. James e InnIsgi) 001 Rotary out-hit Knights of . Flagship Bank stunned and George's . 5. 000000000 1-1 30 111000000-3 so Columbus 7 (06, but alter Fortth, limbito (5) • riple. Krayola Kollege fInished 3-16 Beard hit a t Atlantic Moore (9); Flanagan and 134 WedJIe&Iay, N.Y. 0000000000-, 70 Aahby, PubIs (5); Murs. Kan Clty 06012ook-9120 scoring three runs in Graham. W-$orinsan (S-I). L 00top 0 to close the ISM Sanford Uttk andJack Prosser Ford was 2. For George's,Eddie Barnes Kinney Tle,, Figueroa (3), May ____ -Flanagan (5-4). MR-Mil. Allen (I) etid Trevino. W-Kaat (5) and Ten.c.. W-Fa-,th id CIPow, Oates (6); Martin the first, Knights of Columbus American League Mt a double and s in 18. gle and *auks*, Ogilvie (14). (1.3). L-Allin (21). MR-St. I). 5.-FIngers (4). 141t_ . and Wathan. W-martin (Y-3). bounced singles Flagship Bank scored eight Noy Rivas ad&d two back with ths next Seminole Petroleum_ itz f4l., L-Tlant (4.3). HR-Kansas seven tallies. 000002000-' 3 calif ! -' 3 - defeated Krayola Kollege isi nina In the top ci the second, Scott Carter and Mike Toronto 200 310 20x- $121 -CIty, Brett (6). Kent Troulinan led Knights. and George's topped Jack using just two hits.Edwards also &Ubled. "A81 I of Columbus with a double Proeeer Ford 13-7 In other Atlantic Bank scored three Cliii Jones ..x Robert Reds HoId Open Tryou and single, FreddieMillerand action. runs In the third and three In Peoples hit triples for Jack IGrand Lee Frederick slammed r Ford. • Atlantic Bank finished th e the fourth, but Flagship put Prone Johnson's - I • j' laria 42-5). L- ii kiriss American League - Ogilvie, centric? of right-handed pitcher 010030 000-i 000 000 200- 2 7 I. Ptsbgh I ____ Jack P11th 12,.t4kdafld 6 S..ren 1th10t Leages Leaders Shed Prns lnternatloeal - '"' • Natlenal J.sagvs . Atlanta 200000311-7 122 Ptilla -- - IA III lead p,i iaEIr St. Petersburg 0 Detroit at Milwaukee, night Kansas City of Texas, night w York at Seattle, night 66ston of Oakland, night Ultimoro at CaIll, night • R.J. st • inning that carried Cincinnati. - -- . C4eveland at Chicago, night I %P 4 --- Sanford Baseball es 1'dronto at MInnesota, night . • West Palm Beach at WInter Wednesday night's Sanford Youth Baseball League action as Seminole Pc- - - Andre Dawson cracked a tlebreaklng, three-run txinwr the seventh and Steve Rogers, 6-6, scattered nine hits to give. troleum pitcher Patrick Williams covers on the play. Cooks was safe but Mon its 14th victory in its last 19 games, Seminole Petroleum went on to post a 15-8 win over Krayola. In other Little Astros 1, Padres 3 %1; American League games George's topped Jack Prosser Ford 15.7 while Rafael I A toy's one-out singja to center scored iuuw,Flagship Bank stunned front running Atlantic Bank 13-6 to close out regular Gonzales I= third base to cap a Owes I - o wners of the reopening by March 1, 1981 and also inform them o when the players would strike. Such a would have to st no Agreement. If the two could not agree et -• 1aterthan'Ju; 1 t............: -that point, the owners unilaterally could put Other major ets of the agreement iri the into effect the compensation they had clude: proposed- during the six months of -Minim *ary up rom $21,000 to negotiations. . $30,000 thisum year, tbe6 eventcy to W,Ooo'in That proposal would involve the awarding three years. of a major or minor leaguer for what is -Players Wanting to go to salary ar. considered a "front line" free agent. If the bitration need Only two yers of service, owners do exercise that option, the Major rather than two years of major-league mr. League Players Association could reopen vice, to qualify. discussion on the provision on player selection rights. •--An increasei pension plan raising the It also could strike, contribution to $15.5 million. Over the four The association would have to notify the years, the contribution will total 2 million. - The owners and the Players Association or s R ults 4*17Min PlaSm.. Daytona Miami 6, Fort Myers 0 West4 Palm Beach Ii. Winter onto (Mlrabella 4-1) at Haven Minnesota (Zahn 3-7), S:3S P.M. Today's Games FrIdays Games .,,., • Nahorodny and Glenn Hubbard backed Rick Wtula's sevew Herald P1st. by Tom VIncsiu hitter. - - Columbus 2,'Orjando 1 - ' (All Times EDT) Tsces (Jenkins 3-4), 5:35 p.m. 24 Knights of Columbus stayed Contrel Knight and Leroy in headed to ths City chagn. Baker had'one single apiece. blIss (6). A $ $ I i II i• (2), McCatty (S-I). HIs-Cleveland, (Second Game) N*wodny 12), Hubbard (1). cIncI Harrah 15). Hargrove (6y, within one game of league. Richardson hit three singles pioriships beginning June 17. 0) 4 000 0005 ', Mat Him hit two singlies J.k Texas 000100000-- 1 31 Johnson (6). La Also on1101 C0111- 4 I! ') leading Kiwanis In the second . apiece for Elks. Tim Jamison 000 702 Olx- S 100 Chi Fla gship Bank, last year's for Seminole Petroleum, Chi 000001000-1 50 Lelbrandt. McIk.au (41, Burn. . R416kh, Dev" (6) Arid 100000 - $ 130 side (I), Hume (I) and Wer; Seattle Wo 101 coo- 3, 51 hall standings Wednesday hit a double and single. Sam city champ, finished In second while Gary hunan blasted a MH Sundborg; [Mon and Kimm. Derit" MCGIG#hsn. Hernangift (7). "Wo. ssawlM ( 5) CaStjpa 000 n2 oix- s i i with a W11 win over Rotary Chisholm Mt two d4es and place in the Sanford Utqe triple and ReginaM Hay" Tldrow (8) and elscbM,; (7), Sutcliffe (9) arld, yo&W, W-Dotion 16-2). L-Rallich (0. Bannisters Dressler 15), Has. in On Sanford Junior League. Robert Hill hit a triple. Chris Amerim League With a 154 added a double. 1). HIs-Chicago, Johnson (S)i verb (I) and Stinson, L.Ces 1.,q Roow and Carter. w--*om Boslly (1). (6-5). L V.F.W. flhl)*d Elks 1341 ill Henry and James Buie hit record. MCGIO*ien (2.2). Hills L Hough ( (5); Wilcox and Pins-lW. W0-3). HR-'CIncbl.. Clwla Smith had a double Kingman (10); Moll. lull, Knight (4), Wilcox (4-4). L-lannlstsr (2. Wednesday's other league sin gles. Seminole Petroleum and single for Krayola troal, Dawson (6), Carter (11). MIlw . sj•• -- Anus city (Leonard 4-3) at - Philues 4, Pirates 3. -.. • Pete Rose singled in two runs and Steve Carlton scatteredL seven hits his tenth victory - tops in the majors. Braves 7, GIants 2 .377 I If changes were recommended, bargaining - quick or easy. "if you're asking me wheUie we're going to ratify It, how can I tell you how 26 people are going to respond?" Veeck said, Jbcksonvlllf 3, Savannah Today's Comes -• " - 20 33 - would take place and U an agreement were reached, it would be made part of the Basic - Home runs by Chris Chambliss, Brian Ae1stIne, Bill - 000010020-i 6 I 110 - Martinez (1-1). HRS-Torcnto, ___________________________________________ Oaklnd 4- - - mt fonnally te to accept the proposal. agree ment reached in New York was goedonly by representatives of the owners Ray Grebey - and the players' union Marvin-Miller. -- .. The likely focus of discussion will be controversial "player selection rights" proviSion involving the signing of free agents that cleared the way for agreement. The proposal would es ta blish a study comniittee made up of two players and two players association which averted a bsebafl strike lastmonth, Ratification of the to= of the Basic • CalIfornia 2; Cleveland 5, Oakland 3; Detroit 6, Seattle 2; aó'; Out, 24 29- -4R 13 Tu Phila. night - Chicago 5, Texas I; Milwaukee 3, Baltimore 2; Toronto 8, - I. - Martln*L Knapp (5). Tanaris Madlch, Lyle (I) and . 1 14 . - - -. • S • - • . . -. - 000030100-I 120 Davis (2), Velez (11). 000100020-3 II - Chi -• -: _'--. --' (U, and Donohue: Clancy and Davis. W-Clancy (4-3). L- Sanford Youth Baseball (First Game) Texas 1 " . • ,. - .-'- ,'.Af..'- - -. - .- - •., , - . , - ..- 'J - - • ' - Tigers 8, Mariners 2 JohnWocksnfuss hit a disputed three-run homer in the fifth AT THE imdng to power Detroit. Boston at Minn. ppd., raIn Chttn'ga edged San Diego, 4.3, and Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles, 54. -. . 1 Mntgmr of . To R tify:COñtrád M eet - In other games, Philadelphia nipped Pittsburgh, 4-3, Atlanta topped San Francisco, 7-2, Montreal beat Chicago, s-i, . I - "Ka8t's In great shape for his age," Said New York Mans* Joe T. "I can't do what he's do. We coulda't u,-e ~, . - - -; ' . Owners CHICAGO (UPI) - Major leagoe baseball Owners meet today in prab1y to ratify the Con tract settlement with 7, places him ln sixth place on. the all4imellst Ahead ofRo ,,, - • . Baseball ____ Now 14, Kaat was makthg his-SlOth career start, which I r pitcW a three-hitter and Lamar Johnson hit his eighth homer. Blue Jays I, Angels 2 P Otto Velez and Bob Davis belted two-run homers to back up '. : Jim Clancy's five-hitter and pace Toronto. ' George Brett Wt his ttdrd home run In as many nights to cap a six-nm second Inning and lead Kamm City's romp. at • - • NInes 231 Ciwar? 5.111 181 C*vsr Williams Florida 114% I Sr.. MAthSII SI Iteird MirTh Mckassy 11 11151y W 5. Pct. OP I I TOTALS lilt Dina Bch. 3$ 15 .716 is Tampa 21 24 MInge .305 11 IS Weit TOTALS II Ill 24 7, .4fl 13 i'-' W 5. Pct. OS Lakeland St. Pile 23 31 423 15½ IsmInel. Pilr.11,. IN 1M-ll City 20 57 Wn$rHvan III lit- I 20 Si .370 15½ k707511Ka0151 ChIcago 77 24 325 3 JACK Oakland suousa's 23 25 .300 4½ Ft. Laud. mossim 33 22 .614 Al * N TtIs 24 23 450 POlO VeroBch. RIven 141 30 23 •45 SePItle 24 26 ° All H • WPlmDth. 2'I 26 .537 6 Coal 20 27 424 I 41$ ca.,.r 1 I Fort Myers 24 32 .420 10tJ S011h MIAMI RIlilt5 I I 5 DsiW 20 31 .375 13½ 4 I Wedne sday's Results TVftdap'IR.MIi *as 5)slon at Mlnn., ppd., rIn ____ Afl 7. 37. Peter. c.--. IC I see sburg 2 lcagos,Toxas 1,2nd Orloff lii lI11rbs 255 Winir Haven 1, Lakeland 3 WVSS MIlwaukee 3 Baltimore 2 • I Pie Los II I RlCSai*i II S Nidsis Tampa 2, Daytona Beach 1 215 Toronto I, California 2 Prm.sr Ft. I S TOTALS Lauderdale 7, 24 lIt Fort M yers 6 Nvss Cleveland S. Oakland 3 • Veto Beach 7, Miami 3 btroit I, Seattle 2 son 11 I Wednesday's Results TOTALS Kansas City 9. Now York 3 . li 71 Tamps 9, with his fourth homer of the year. It came off Nell gq,flen 2.4,.. and gave Kaat his first complete game in exactly two Year' -, and his first shutout since April of 1971, - • - - • -. 37 14 3N 34 11 411 3 24 27 MO 11 NshvHh. American League East IN L PC?. os New York 30 II Mllwauk, 24 21 3k', Toronto 24 23 .311 S½ Clevslnd 21 24 .300 4 Boston s . Baltimre 23 24 .445 7½ Dolt 21 23 .437 I ever had," Kaat said. "I felt like I was pitching the wayl.'i pitcher siiouici I Ken Reitz, the league's leading hitter, led off the loth inning - west Montgomery 3, Nashville I Cardinals to a 1.0, 10-Inning victory over the Meta, he will g his wish, "For 24 hours this will probably be as satisfying a win a -' • - 0, in 10 Innings; PhiladelphIa 4, Pittsbur gh 3; San Diego 3, InMU 5, Los Angeles 4. Royals 9, Yankees .3 * -. San Diego at CincI, night ndi " 24 30 441 a 20 34 .37010 MemphIs Los Ang at Atlanta, night .- 4...," I Montreal 6, the Chicago Cubs 2; St. Louis 1, the New York Mets . 25 21 .471 414 1-4) at New York (Swan nIght - - - '"f ...: - • a. - "'" ' , New York Yankees, M. Boston at Minnesota was rained out. '-*A',i. 7I In the National League, it was: Atlanta 7, San Oranciscio 2; auo~)- Ben Oglivie smashed Ida 14th home run and Robin Yount squeezed in the winning run In the eighth. Savannah Orlando St. Louis at Montreal. night Pittsburgh at Now York, • ______________________________ ,, k - , -us u .soo 30 24 2a :vllI, Games . w I. Pct. Chalet?, Columbus Friday's Games - By United Press Ineritiosial •. James Lee Kaat, who is 41, has played in the ma jor leaguet since 1959, which is longer than the New York Me ts' ha ve been in existence. But he hopes he is more than just a trivia question. "I don't worry about the fourdecade thing," Kaat sald Wednesday night, referring to the fact he Is one of a select". circle of players to perform in four separate decades. "I cWt-, help when I was born. It all has to do with my mother." I•aaSws penpke oL)iim as an effecUve - - 1,TorontoroutedCaflfornj,,s-2, Milwaukee edged Baltimore, 3-2, Detroit topped Seattle, 8-2, and Kansas City downed the ' most Louis (TWniss 1.2 or - • ': - - In other games, Texas and il Chicago White Sox split '& Rangers4.1,WbiteSoxl In the first game, Richie Zisk went 3-tor4, Including a two. nm homer In the fifth. In the nightcap, rookie Richard Dotson 8vt Montreal (Sanderson 5-3). 7:33 CnoxvWi -'- National League AN ,dikeW (Lamp 4-4) -- 5; c, Sivffieia ('tlmes EDT) Sy . - owners get together, agreement Is seldom Sin DIsgo3 Today's I said it ll till . 20 V 2- lladelpifia 4 Pittsburgh 3 assistant who bitterly denounced .. doubleAmder, with the Raingers winning, 4-3, before WdM, 5. - 24 27 .471 ½ .s Cincinnati S. LOS Angeles 1 1• - sil-ol.go 21 esday' Càrlton Shine - a little warmer. But the thing Mat really counts is the end of . n bfiontrest 8. ChtcMp I 1$. Louis 1, N.Y. 0, 10 Inns. stewards the day after the Preakness, said from Belmont,., tI 30 20 .60 - I5t0fl - which were iWtIaled early on the morning of May 23 after marathon negotiations, is expected to be a formality. Del, MCCIIL MU, Gossuge, i te SOxaldentBfflVeecknote on NY.and L - eye Vf the meeting that when 26 majorleague 10 "".100 Afilipts sea o* s'; S. I , American League '- Former, Chi 13; Buromew, sot 9; Stodda rd, jfld Qulsenber. ry• KC I; • Cliv. Lopez, San Fran 21 21 .420 1 Wednesday's a.s.fts 1anta 7, San Francisco ••• Leroy Jolley and Wayne Lukas, Codex's trainer. Mexico. ,,This Is the finest horse I've ever trained, the finest horse in Mexico," said Hernandez, 66, who began training in 1949 but II homer. "I know I tfan hit the ball to center field, and if I get that attitude I know I an hit," said Johnson. And Harrah's form ula for his 9-for-14 hitting In the series? "I'm not taking batti ng practice," said the veteran third - baseman."June4susuallyagoodmonthformebecauseltgeta - Picotazo has seen racing at an altitude of 75OO feet and may . . -' . ' Miguel Dilone from third base, slugged his sixth homer in the six th just after Hargrove had hi t his sixth off Oakland's Steve McCatty, 5-5. Harrah opened the second inning wlhis fifth - -. - .. who dropped the .500 level. th CfowplaeIntheEstD'oq5thusmov,d tow of(frstpTáceM4r t& i?u'aktand now trails Kansas City by 4½ games in the West. Johnson, who hit a sacrifice fly in the first Inning to score to - Mexican Triple Crown obviously doesn't impress racetrackers 24 21 .S33 3 21 23 An SVII. It 26 .422 1 ii opinion of dissienting board member J. Ned McCardell might,t' provide grounds for such action., pr er made the op Mc(rdeII said he thought the stewards aecision with ft film they had to use, but added, "I think if they had t he advanta ge of what we saw here, their dedsidIi might not ha ve been wha t it was.". that cordero be fld and auspendet He also Cordero and Vasquez, who both testified, were in New Yodc arid unavailable for comment, as were Genulm Risk's tralneis I . • - - The fact that, Picotazo has won nine straight including the - 24 20 .345 2½ Phils Chicago Mw York west w I. Pc?.. 01 the - • . - By United Press International The Cleveland Indians' rise to the .500 mark has been closely connected with the recent hitting binges of Cliff Johnson and : Toby Harrah. Johnson and Harrah both got off slowly this season, but both conn ected for home runs along wi th Mi ke Hargrove Wedne3day nighttopowert he Indianstoa$.3victoryandaee. ---- decision on whether to appeal In court. But he Implied Guidry, - Montreal Lasi-Ang - ifld Matlack, liv S1VU National League Sutter, Oil 11; Allen. NY ; Humi, Cm I; Fryman. Mfl 7; WLPct. 01 - Firestone left the hearing following dosiq arguments; His - undefeated Pikotazo would be hauled from Mexico City to New has never raced a horse in the United States. -- game sweep over the rapidly fading Oakland ,..: .. %~% a Hyattaville, Md., car dealer, . aft& 55 minutes of deliberations. 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Entrance KEYLOCKS - 15 Year Warranty Square 2539 Ofivo And sometimes, rarely, disagreement, i am no longer says Dr. Karen Blaker, speaking to Minnie and her nationally syndicated husband. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tibbetts Grange Jr. of Temple Terrace, colun1st and - private - Dorothy i would like your opinion. Fla., announce- the marriage of their daughter, psychotherapist practicing in WAITINGINSARATOGA Katherine, to Paul David Olivo, on May 24, at Holy Cross "A person may DEAR WAITING: Honesty Episcopal Ch ur ch, Sanford. say embarrassing things i always the best policy. You The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Olivo of because he simply .doesn't don't say how old the boy It, Waltham, M ass., and is a graduate of George Washington know how to behave. He's not but he shoul d be told only University, Washington, D.C. sociall y aware4' much as he can comprehend. bride Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Whither Whatever the case, his aim Very young children can of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Grange Sr. of Tarpon is accurate, his barbs draw understand "adoption," but Springs. She Is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College, South blood and telling him that the other details of his birth Hadley, Mass. won't do a thing to put him off should not be disclosed until Both are students at the U ni versity of Florida College of his mark. he Is sufficiently mature to Medicine in Gainesville. "Talking to people like ba ndle them. (P.S. I question usually doesn't help," says the wisdom of telling a child Dr. Blaker, "because motives his father was a rapist.) for this behavior run so deep, DEAR ABBY: I am that If the person wanted to married to a physician. We 9995 change, 'recently attended medical J'(JWA$HIWRJ to go Into therapy. convention where there were l,lud.. oil interior and exterior, bump.rt, while ' But understanding the about 000 physicians whool covers, etc. motivation behind the remark, the Insecurity, might Maybe It's because lately RUSONAKS PICIS ON make you feel a little less . INdSNI CUANINO AND PAINTING. ave upset when It happenL" 2613 Orlando Or.. Sanford (11-92) - -Precut 2x4x92%" ' 3TabNo.24OASPHALT __________________ 9 4 8 Ujitj 49OUn. VWII'lUIWVI5 ............ Bass — 8.............. L8060. i6() Antique Brass - c - Bag 19VzC :1: (4 Self-Sealing !9HINILES a ______________________ es throw. keys. 149 ftin back in Green, Blue/Gretn. Red or Gold. 12' widths. 8 Inside ........ Outiid.Corn.r.-9'...... ç C ............. 1.39 %-ove Calling 1,39 . 23 8 throug6 length s; ply) Odorless, won't bum plants. 40 lb. bag. CARPET Ifldoor/Outdoor 6 x x8 (3 ply) Ws 1 IOAWNURE 11PAC I 645 3/8" x 4 x 8 Han W•t _______________ 11i"x 23 Sheet Cellular PVC in various colors. Dead Bolt LOCKS :: 5 018 a Can 49 0 E&ch TiIs York, R-1 1 Sq. Ft. R-19 Sq. Ft. * colors. oz. can. colors. CDXNew SHEATHING PLYWOOD Prefinished ~\ Miss Grange Bride Of Paul David Topiguaftirmterlor/ Soup & Salad Bar '1.75 ' Sanford 39M Wheelbarrow — K13.4 ... I exterior. Appliance 2.50 - u No-wax, self adhesive, 12" x 12- ALL YOU CAN EAT Combat- Cruel Remarks 99 5.79 VINYL FLOOR TILE NCHEON BUFFET Served 11:30 a.m. Til 2 p.m. they wanted to le weight. DEAR ABBY: Some years than 'one-third of that ago, I was raped and became, group wanted to lose more pregnant. I gave birth to a than 10 pounds, but 89 percent baby boy, but under the said they had not followed a circumstances I couldn't specific weight-lou diet In the bring myself to raise him. My last six months. I'll call her best friend (P.S. Two-thirds recoknized was happily Minnie the necessity of controlling married but wasn't able to their sugar and cholesterol bear children, so she and her was really intake, but only a little more I husband adopted my son. 'conscious, but Holds 3 cu. ft. KS-3. 0 Each— LU . Luflem "Wis Gallon Colors DAILY Mom Does- Nof Want . Birth Facts old Special to the Herald Each Tough, elastic, non-staining com- Mrs. Burch Cornellustreasurer, Mrs. Charles F. 990 Shamrock WHEELBARRROW Plastic case, 3/4'* Yellow blade. White 329 and Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Bell coiiime again in Scptenilx'r. I TAPE RULE 11 A : . _., 4 - . - -" Scotty's makesit FUN toSAVE/ "t'l.dI" kmkdthe 1astiuttii Of t U DC members Sr Mrs Glenn J WunbLsh season. Ihi. chapter ill 4 ' Every Saturday lfl Front of Our Store MJ1egI - t hostesses. Presiding was Mrs. chaplain. L D Hastings, presiden . .. - (((((Il//IllIlIllIll - 48ag FLOOR TILE - 44 wauu ote WALL PAl , 29 Covers 4,000 sq. ft. CMMS3 SP td .. & Your Choice: WasId and FeW O 'Three metal blades with 4 nt for interior"walls and control box. 3 year replacement ceilings of masonry~ plaster or warranty. 48" in Mite orl3rown. wallboard. White or colors. 16-4-8 Piece SIDEW= i ' nners Election ci officers and essays 0e Music of the , 6 4 p lift I announcemtofwixiners[n Confederacy" presented at the "Music of the Con" Awards Day Ceremonies 0 federacy" essay contest and were Tim Dycus whose recipient of the Jefferson parents are Mr. and Mrs. DavL Medal award of ' Jas Dycus 2305 MellonI. & 'ford Middle School sponsored ville Ave.; Paige B. Jones, Rt. i. I by the UDC highlighted the 1, Box 177-3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones; and Norald O'hiii hi ToM Vincewl Elizabeth Prior 133 Aldean Installing- officer was Mrs. Officers of the Norman deVere Howard Chapter Steenwerth, president; Mrs. L. D. Hastings, vice Drive, daughter of Mr. and United Daughters of the Confederacy are, from president; Mrs. M. R. Strickland, registrar; and F. E. Roumillat. Those in Mrs. James Prior. left Mrs W D Wallace, recorder of crosses, Mrs Joe L Corley, Chaplain as Debbie Ilankey prestdent Don't Miss Itlil Fast. strong. Bonds in seconds RegPrice(3granitube) ..97C liI4Jlj1 LI I11.1('L11'LI'1rI PANb . , a a Reg Price (piece) crosses; - 4 . I • •' - ,. '• With Coupon _,l, vauey OUUXUUW , Reg Price (each) 49.9N ' L , / SPECIAL Each In convenient 9 oz. aerosol can. Reg. Pricc(cen...... ...... 1.47 TI1t1T1!fJ1iflVA 4IJ,1 E FERTILIZERS - I I, Can . 999 -. - YELLOW PINE - . 41 ;. .2 x 4 x 8"No. 3 ' g 4 - ., Reg Price (each) )'LR2O •9 LmitB p/ca i Inside ftostedin40, 60. 75 or 100 l I watts. i Reg. Price (each bulb) ...... 21C Each LEAF RAKE Earch Bulb -- 799 r. LimVI A, POO it Sq.Yd SUPER I GLUE-3 - y- Each 95 S --- "W41111801 WD-0 "' 749 Three metal blades. 4 speed wall control. 3 year warranty" 36"inWhite or Brown. 9 Reg Price (sq.yd) 339 LIGHT Blacks Decker fç:1'3I , 99 Ceiling FANS TURF scot" men MIMM "P. a. Reg. Price (each) Reg. Price Sheet 3-59 800 ach Gallon Good quality, in 6' and 12' widths. Green. L-2401. - 0 — 191/4" x 331/4 Synthetic LAWN Reg. Price (shear) . II 11 99 4. GeorgaFcific . story for highest liumbleN, teacYier of hL A luncheon meeting of the vice president; Mrs. L. D. awarded -ement in Ainericahand Norman deVere Howard Chapter United Daughters of Burch Cornelius, treasurer; Southern History. She is the judge the annual Jeff erson the Confederacy was held Mrs Fred Harris, historian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs lni, Thctilin \IntrIL in and recently at the lxme of Mrs. Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Charles F. liankey, 9'21 Vihlen Seuthern Iu.stt Charles Steenwerth with registrar; M rs. W. B. Road. MrL E. B. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace, jof —A,;C)ouble insulated. .20 hp. (niax. motor output). With trigger iockbutton Model 70o4 u PANELING % 1/4" DRILL d1 .. 4 •.. - PH.322.2343 �-- V . V I. 0 . S - I . I 1.r I - a a • - a - a a - V . - - _____ - ______ - _____ . - -' a-. a - ' V * V V •4 V V -- V V •VI V V 2b-VIrnng Hsraid, V V Sanford, Fl. I THURSDAY L 21-Situations V . 5 V $ LWE IMORMNO AMERICA V iv.i•dn nriioo S (1) 0*RO1. 1O SILL MOVERS JOURNAL. ____I__.. waIIIII'•r C$f'SfOIsICk. CXC. Ref. Ph.321.0&13 - 1AXSHELTERtP1A L Auum$bIel low interest, monthly payments on dun bdrvn, t' bath, CR. CHIA, lail to wall carpet, kit equip., willmakexcelIentrentalonly $32LS0makeoffef. V '' .. A.A.MCCIIflShIfl . - ._ 4i0 QV 35 DINA}II&FNENOS - V V V . (DOABCNEWS J(1O) OVER $y Ous com. than Dick Smothers. (CC) (R) (17)1 LOVE LUCY 930 (17)GRWl ACRES 5 (4J CARVD a*sA.v's FACETHE MUSIC QPM MAGAZINE WI15W1W (U) w5) SANFORD AND SON FNNCI (17) OIUJQAICS IEL.lJdo 5:00 (DOGUIOINGUG4T ()SGINERALHOSPITAL c1QHOGAN$HEROES b (35)TOMANOJERY ' 10:30 •mHo(yVoOO$QUMU (1) 0 ALICE (R) l%IIJMTTMf5Qf '' ' - _______________________ _ V ______________________ ______________________ REPORT THE NEWLYWED GAME (7) ' $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE f35j 1o) DICK CAVETT Quest: Joseph Wamb.ugh.(pt 2 of 2)(M) n1135uTh,FUNTSTONES (1D 5IILOVELUCY _ -- ----- VVVV ________________________ _______________________ LAVEJViIE I SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 (WHULOFFORTUNE' t,gjOFAMILYF!UO AFIER.NOON _ Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Sanford Gracious living. Rioonobe weekly tifefo s4illtIis paId. Inquire : S. Oak $41.7N3. NOT WITH ALL OF THESE OPTIONS - _V _V *_ V $li0tostart D.O.E. V FICTITIOUS NAME Mechanic - - . GENEVA OARDENS-3 Bdrm. $20nso.Liass, Deposit. AduitsOnly. Call 333.3090 - V V -- - VV - SANFORD-ImmedIate occupancy, clean I Bdrm fully equipped kItchen + washerNicely furnished inChIdU dishes I linens for $333 or unturnished 1350. Call Lou 'a: . _________________________ - _______________________ STEN STROM _______________ __________________________ - REALY 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Lirgeklt,fencedyerd $lISmo. 332-0351 V - Sanford's Sales Leader V SANFORD-Lovely 1 Berm + or 2 Berm, aIr. Adults. 6)2 Park. 1-141.7113. . _,_ - L taSkS CC.,., carpet, alt, gas, heat, I lw$ water. 5185. Call 231.0923 '- - w5) A Path To An Uncertain Future" The expeu-ls begin to exqloce the SherIff Publish May 30 June 5, 12, 1980 energy oqllona for lbs long-range DEW.122 fulure, including outer 5PaCI U 5 )DENNV HILl. 1110 5(4) TONIGHT Guest host: j Seminole County, Florida in 5C' the (5)OTHEJEFFER$ONS A friend i 31-Apartments.Furnhshsd t1I1.')WORLDATLAAGI 636 C4)TOOAYBIFLORIGA ED 1:00 (,) MONONEWS m 0000uomesovuc 0000MOIININSLD98DA STOOAYR4,LO98DA (7) &30 . $'.i of Lot U, Slavia Colony Ce.i Comfy, PiSridi hit -, H " a ALL $EATS 99Q ________ rt*ZAJ] - I SUDDEN TIUDI N ILENT SCREAM _______ LAUI$ITE .d' (daflC *r09W by HUD, or (bi ml, Sub I (end all VIXtSMN aftactisd wIth the provIsions of the Pie. ppgilc _________ (j ] 7I40 ACTIOII 072C1W23NT V 4 __________________ tlserolo) Allot fls aboye described tltfrWs NBlM StaMsi, TeWIt Isoeld far this pi'e$ed Indicates property Is leafed In the Coufdy 01 Se Hod 555.09 PlorIdp Statutes Seminole. State of Plsrlda and the ___ thidlng, a step applicable to lbs flI Project In the envlp,uintoj *ovtq 3, P.O. Son 38$, Ovleds. Wi JUne 1, 12. 35,1* ,SVIIW preciS. ObjectIons, ' N FlorIda 32165, be o. submitted ii - aid His UndeilI0tled * $tiIi* Of Gccordlnce tgtb the reVIlM . •IC?jTIOU$ NAME - MCI I. COB - COSIONLIN IN. • e'ld , -traInIng pregram. After tTaInlng you wIll receive en' excelled V &acenlpletebsnelltplis.Msnt be nMI, ambifisis I haves Toronto, Ontario MIT 11,9 posItive mental attItude. Apply In pene, Wed. ys, CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS Of merciseidIsu ,ev day. I'FlCIENCY COTTAGE ' ____ Clsseln,cl..n,prtvete " .$5 ma. Call 2234351 Vk3 Prosidant --V pusi Wi: June 5.13.19,35,1980 - Wanted: 05* Cl49k. Full tl** _ ow*io pa,s tins. *ppiy in panes II -Holidey him Sanford. 1.4. 223.4555 NOT$3 OP ISTINTION O - 'V StI$IST1RtCT$TlOU$NAM1 -' SAIlS POSITION ps,, time. 64006 Any- $olovy c.mmensurote with ChIllY. $3IId 90551501 alOry. S*AtiCL and mat i WeWts dllló. PIde 33305. OblactIsie to 5PiN4$,oI 1041 OrI3nIIAven.n, SOflIord, PferlØ, the OBevG rogiofor acid noons wilts the Clark the i*0N 01 Mdi 00 $S1S $0 P-O. OSi r'055 City Of No)noode Springs. County 'r' Lab. *ary 33741. 01 the Circuit Court, $pmineSa Us MSe$fodaWwIItAetb$ at Seminole, *1gb of Pisrido. - That 0114 sate - mIds to dY {'loilda IS ocantisce cenlidsrs by IU N' ob$odlQ IS regISter' this sold nawa tIsty fiG terms d a V9d * JitU 211fu 1980 -' Iu UsE prevISions 01 the Pie. wIth lb., Clerk 01 the CircuIt Coot Namo Itotutss. T*9t: hi CeNiderod by IWO. -. $oje,fe Cjujtfy,plerIda. V355.$p Jsim 2. 9EII 0fnI2 V PSI c $niøb Cc*nty. V Tio4a- )'v)lISh JUl13 3, 12. 1?, V. with this an .1 27 1900 V DIX.21 . Section ioddo 'stottiloc - - - a yip w , j151 , ,, 0135.25. - V HERiTAGE CINTIL INC. TRAINEE. (. •..' Low Down Payment your lot er our lot. .Y Enterprise, Inc. ' STEMPER AGENCY 'sAedei inc., Realtor Only I year new. golf course - Cvii: 34fl10s, 333-1959, 333-420? vlawllldrm,lbalh,allappi, great terms. Park Place aodstes,lnc.ERAMember . Welter .31-8*. -w.GwnettWisite,er*er 322.1851 ___ ___ _______ _________ ______ EXECUTIVC HOME' ibdrm.2betliwfthotflce.pOol, fIreplace, 5 acres barn. I liii -, close to I-i. minutes ho ONE PHONE CALl. STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS IJ PAOLA NUMBER IS 222.2411. I. - 3 bdrm 7 bath. brick home h modern RI!, Fireplace, -- H N, Ernest Lie. . The Real Estate Agency oPild Vast$si Inc.,Readem " MOIIB 11*1. 333.1331 - 311-070 . - HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. _______________ SPRING V - P1EWHAES Opsn2to6daily - V OPEthpIiSriI -.V . V All V, NALCOtJTIMTTinc dW%ULTIPLILI$TING -REALTOR. :-' APPLY 3010 GRANDViEW-3 Pa-rn, V mi *15.010 Cash. Dolly will balance. Office. V - N. Hwy. ___ :1S.fl:SA, M. Laniwood V WuskáysIy ________________________________ u.n -- ______________ V . ' - carry 323.7532 - $13 Carver Av Madeh.j Manor 13$ me. I under If you simhlfv M.ryOnIfthItnReaIIOr V 333fl94 8106 L4354s3 _______________________ _ ' 753 MARiE ESTATES-I Sdrin, 7 lath, custom bulK, by owner. Call 4404125. $624U5 LIc. Boat Estate Broker 24IOSanfordAVe. : V - LAki BATEMAN REALTY - Sanford S . Woke ESTATE Eves $3442 ____ appikaths for MANAGER Icpçi fur advasraessf 4443013 3 BEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and w -il. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTINOSERVICI Arber 20$ Mirror Or. " - YARD S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Mallciowshl, REALTOR. 372-7983. SANFORD. I Bm. I haIti + I sewing cm;, fenced yard. $7,300. Cash to mortgage. Tsfa$ 134.185.333- lvis373-Ol17,332-lISJ _______ 3!1.51St._ ,-4, - _ ). iUb V .-.a. ;.--- , - ..,. 7'yY Friday - 5o-Ar.0ous for Sale WELL I ELECTRIC, NICE TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME $21,000 E.Z TERMS. ___________________ VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAB FRONTAGE-PINE 1 CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. S.ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME. WELL, SEPTIC I HORSE STALLS. GENEVA _______________________ UsedTin,Alumlrxam&lumber,6 1 7 ft 2*4's & 1*45, '71 Plymouth heeds motor & tiller sis.Newwigs$Seach,NewL 7IxlS tire. Floor sandIng edger, shallowwell pump $623100 or 1309131. V 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. $60,000. V Slime SEIGLER REALTY BROKER LAKE FRONT PROPERTY H. Ernest MASIBE Lic. Sr. $344200 Eves $62.355 ________ - - - REAL ESTATE Brokir GARAGE SALE - 1976 PACER 32-Appliances V -- 53p2.QOIat*atxllfor$4494.98 s41i.DO• S4x72*14 for 60x12k16 for $15,441.00. F.O.L Factory. Cafi tQI! haet V - Brand new, with power had & all attachments. Warranty. Pay $399. or $20 monthly. FIn. V ' ancIng No. down peymefit. 1973 DODGE T &JSTONECO The King Of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, commercial. residential. Specialty: decorative fireplaces (in stalled). Call John 331 0311, free estimates. Furn. Refinishing REFINISHING-Touch up 8. misc. repairs at reasonable prices. Estimates. 322 7496. All wotk guaranteed a. includes scraping & mIldew removal. -- KELLCO PAINTING Licensed& Reasonable, Quality 617004$ FreeEt. Creative special SurfacesViic., lung in repainting, in). & ext., wailpaper. wall texing, Sliming. Free Ext. Alter you have called the rest call the st. 5675392. ________________________ Paiflting&RspaIr V _________________________ TrintPalnti,& Repair InteriorS. Exterior 3233555 Free Est. Photogiaphy _________________________ Wedding photography by John Groorning& aiding ____________________________ OR. __________________________ $595 Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Inside I outside screened runs. Off floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditioned cages. We dater to your pe Cullum. Free engagement photos or color 5110. 3231231. Remodeling - _______________________ REMODELING New rms, kit 5. bath remodeling. Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax. Financing avail. V 6. E. LINK CONST. V V V - I _322.1029 Iloms Iiviwen*nts - - ' - V -. RIno - Larpentry, Painting, Maint. I V of all types. Lic. Bonded EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS '69 TOYOTA 2DR.,4.SPIED $795 $795 GOOD TRANSP. '6$ DODGE 1ONET 72 DODGE$1595 DART 4 Dl., A.T., AC., NICE 3-031 Insured 5345399 1 Man, a4uaIlty operation Syrs.exp. Patios, Driveways, etc.WaynuBeal.327.1321 ',, CUSTOMBUILTHOMES REMODELINGIREPAIR 3335443 S.G.BALINT - Sp.clal S pct Sale 1l0S$.IardwdAwnsue " I Iksnss Rasir '- ______________________ SERV ICES UNLIMITED Home RepairS. Remodeling Ilhrs. 322.0771 SERVICES UNLIMITED Wuldingdone.Sl$.O0perhr. 3220771 ' : V - 76 TOYOIA$2995 WTRAcK BAKS - HousewIves Cleaning Service .1' Personalized, fasi dependable WINDOW1SCREENREPAIR " RegularorltlmeMsls alsoPATiODOORS We dowashs windows 477-SIN sftn 2$S4S _____________________________ VI. _______________________ Ed 13 - 'IIOlN.MiIis Ave. Orlando 5983560 Ref. ripe. 14 01 fI trout free. Orig. $339, now $305 or $19 ma. 423-4832 _______________________ _____________________________ $995 A.?. IXTRA CLIAN To List Your Business,.. DIQI 322-26T1 or 831-9993 - -4 .' V V ServicO. Used Madilnis. MOONIYAPPLIANCES 1.] moon . FI-SPIICSS ______________________ 1974 CIIEV. VEGA iiii REAl. ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 1 4 DI., A.T., A.C., NIW PAINT VACUUMS.RAINBOW V - HeavIly wOoded mountaintop 10$ priced from $4100 with IBeral terMs. Or trade for Central Florida property. - - SPRING BUILDINGS: CLEARANCE II All steel clear ' TNi*Ing a that summer vacation? Get a butter car threugh this clash led ads In WESTON NORTH CAROLINA 4 *ita h.. I. span buildings.130x1Sx12 for PLUMBING BUSINESS cornp1st. w-Inventory I real ee$ate. Call W. Maitczowskl, REALTOR, 322.7*0. 4S.A-ito1 $ - !rr1Y •PW wA-Firm Eini.ut Morristown Early American $051, IOV*$NtIswiViS rocker, blue floral ,ith green I gold, rr v,1. Excellent conoivian. svu. eves, ui-a,... -- ----VVV - 1O95 - service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 15* -- LIving Room SuIte wthrow coY' eu's S coffee table, all prac tically new, 1225. 323.5741. Cauiimerclal & Industrial La, LawwaadG1.11Ponhighway arid ISO' deep. Will sell all or part. 3394313, -- ' 92 S. Of Sanford. 3221721, 4.CamnardaI1ipaity ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & SERVICE. L,ighting Ceiling & Attic fans 5. times. Local Ciii 6254927 21 Hours 2 OR. -. . w,,__.,,w .. $399, FACIA BOARDS $7900 Electrical 1913 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL YELLOWSAND 'Call Clark I Hirt 323.7350 - to PAINT BRAND (YOUR CHOICE) after6 ________________________________ 3221515 42-Lawn-Gitden V ________________________ V ExterIors 999. DRIVEWAYS 2295 A.T., AC. OFFICE FURNITURC 40 Complete Offices 331020 $ Pc. wooden Dinette Sits, table 1 4 chairs, 130 cacti. Soil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. ________ today's paper. OFFICEFURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 3397020 LONOWOOD nsc PATIOS-SIDEWALKS aflyl Items to choose lrom. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92. So. of Sanford. 322.5721. • Good quality work, lowest rates In tOwn. 373 903-4. ______________________ Sal.Usudo,Ifreeqpt. Desk, filing cab. & chaIrs. Many 51.A---Furnitur V acres, baavlifully wooded country state, Longwood off IC WIlliamson Boed, nut 1.4. Concrete _________________________ - 10 ROY'S PAINTING 322.4509 Just think-If Iassified ads dldn'I work, there wouldn't be 0A.BUSIMU Equipment S.nford.flI!72.1. S. ParkAve. Directory. 40 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONOW000 FurnIture Salvage, 17.9?. So. of Paltlng ________________________ OFFICE FURNITURE not 3439$. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327-1571 CaII,372 0797 after 6p.m. Repair .-.... *s# ,wc, t,, NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business 3397O2OLONGW000 ott of total inventory cO l,rarxl new Interipring bedding. damaged Thes buds are or seconds but brand new top lIne bedding sets onlyl Free local delIvery. Noll's Sanford CROCKETT SERVICES Complete Yard Care ______________________ A.OKTIRE 333.740 NEW TIRES$19.flI UP 2413 erich Ave. Sanford IOCompleteOffices V ______________ -- clock 7&-.Motorcycles OFFICE 1-URNITURE - Catl323-4.51or562-070R -. __________________________ - -- It'll Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short tIme.Original$593,bal.$lIlor 339-8301 Agent V Repairs 5. Carpenlry Real. 373)457 or 162-0701. _________- - II ACRES TALL PINE I OAK IN DELTONA. $1,000 PER S$.SCLEAI4IHGSERVICE House, Yard 1. Patio, House From$lOto$30 -Offjc5 ippl 51-Household Goods _____________________ S&SLAWN&POOI. Lawn care & Pool Cieaning. 1 Time or Regular-Reas. - - Call 3221621,327-4460 _---_ SodS. Mulch General Cleaning & Hauling 3397633 3730119 FreeEst. I Cloanlng& RepairIng -- flhlY hIIJh( fARt _________________- OFFICEPURNITURE 00 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD 10 ACRES. SOME WOODED I SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAOE IN OVIEDO. $4,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. RemoVec Top Dollar Paid for junk 1. Used cars, Irucks S. heavy equipmint. 322 59?0 -- - V B&DLAWN CARE Mowing EdgIng.Trlmming MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 2Syrs- Exp. 569 5562 Toll Fre,IV$00.132.29S2 NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full price $991. Console pianos $1193. These are top name pianos. Includes bench, 1. tuning. CANNON MUSIC CO., Langwood VIllage Shopping Center, SR 431, i block E. of 1.1. 339.5900. WISUN MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE Ceramic Tile $34 TOUOOCASH For lunk cars&trucks BMX BIKE Teem mongoose frame & many goldalloyparts,redgum.wall tires. Nearlynew, original cost $37S. SellIng for $171. Cdl 373.0323 - season 3220215 ______________________ CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. Same day service. 323.7755 59-Misical Merct10ndise BATTERIES-New. $30, ExChange. Us.d--$14, Exchange. 1109 5. Sanford Ave. 373-1900. V - V Mowing, Edging, etc. 1 Time, Vacation or all 130 C.010 24 hr. ___________ Cars -------- --'V _________ POND, _____- LawnCare FreeEstimate% SACRIFICE" 911 76' Explorer Motor Home, 8-4,900Call 323 $075 ----. V - i7-Juti 58-Bicycles 33).4M7 Lic. ANDY'SCARPETCLEANING Special RatesfOr Complexes 339 7O2OLONGWOOD " 339.7070 LONWOOD 534 1397 OFFICEFURNITURE 40Complele Offices .. . Bulldozing. Clearing. Backhoe Service. Ditches. culverts, ponds Call $31 2595. Tint & Steam extraclion - 16' RON ITA-IS hp. motor, dec. start. HO TIlt traIler, 1800. Land Cleating CARPET 1 FURNITURE CLEAMING V _______________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 __________________________ ,. 75-Recreational Vehicles - Low Cost Classified Ad. Carpet Cleaning - . . . __________________________ AAA .5 SELL ITWHY SAVE IT QUICKLY with a FaSt Acting, T" ________________ 1. _________________________ - 311VS747 . 323 5620. ni -osti _________________________ - - V 15' FIBERGLAS Fishing Boat WIth 40 hp Mercury. 11,100. after 4 p.m. ciii IOCompIe$eOtfIces - - SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARSl Batt I Blown. CUSTOM IN. SULAT ION CO 323 4)53or 134 122$. Free esl. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Ilarrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E 15? 5?., -- For Estate Commercial & Resldqntial Auctions & Ap. 'aas. Call Deli's Auction, - InsuiStlon anytime. __________________________ Auction. 3397020. V Senior citiren discount. Free est. BeautyCare Auction. 323 7340 or SALE: Call 323.1756 misc. accepted, for info call Sarford - 3317)32 JET STREAM INDV Mildew ott Root. ext. Walls Mobile Homes. RV5 (etc) Mechanic will service AC'S refrig, freezers, water coolers, r. -T 40 V Cleaning Room Comfort Center, 2455 John Young Pkway. 2916077 - _. GUN AUCTION June 21 8. 75. consignments 1915 19'ARISTOCRAFT-l2Ohp. 1.0 on a 1979 magic tilt traIler, acces. $4300. 323-6171. OFFICE FURNITURE - 323210) SS-Bçsats & Accessories LADIES SHOES2PR.$S.00 Army Navy Surplus ]lOSanfordAve. 327.5791 - -___________________ _____________________________ Lr.ihl.R.d.tulhvall 2¼ ACRES WITH 314' FRON. TAOE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN; $12,500 CASH. AREA. 822.900 . V BUNK REDS- For Sale 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND. OSTEEN AREA. $30,000 EXCELLENT TERMS. werk$kap V - ..., V s. II. S I. B. High Pressure to 30,000 BTUs, 90.day guar. Sales & Service, Orlando ----- msr St. Rd 4771 Nolan Rd. _____________________________ FOR SALE Saddles & tack 327.3277 atter6 Cash for your lotl Will buIld on We've got it or can get iti OPEN HOME Sstuqday u. - Sobiks Gn. - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 2544$. French Ave. 322-0231 333.3353, 322.3777, 322-0779 BUILDING LOTS-ACREAGE Give Us A Call -__________________ UiIkrlvfttIaeIscIsdes V REAL ESTATE ACRE. HISTORIC LOHGW000 tUlle to SUit, OUT lOt or yours. FHAVA.FHA23S&345 IMPIPOYMENT OPPORTUNITY sornKs SANDWICH SHOP, SANFORD Is ___ - Admlslatro1 - -: - 3y: FUri3st - Csmoaod, loran Pepons. Sol -Legal Documents Typed. 55, 595 JgIle 5, : IetiOerd, piort svn Det.and. ,$355. 'VblWi Juno 1,3.3. 13. 1* ' 1985 V Reasonable. - --------------oew-ai 01351 . ' V . ThSi5IOS WiISall liI4'.4.t. BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME ,sedudedaa'ss. _ ______ shopping. Assumable tgage. Priced at only $73,300 LETUSHELPYOU BR, 2 s, carpeting, Elec. FIr.place,lgelot.Oniy$39.500. VA.FHA.flS.Con. Home ________________ I- , NOW taIdn Near Church I F ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 3 BR, 1½ B, W.CA, carpet. & workshop. Only $38,000. RESULTPU%. END. THE at HolIday Inn, aaia Sanfevd.atIIortor?.A$qrg desk ads for Mr. Qe. looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Adwlli appear here tomorrow. ___________________ Bedroom Home wIth Only *35,. ' . NEW HOMES EVERY DAY someone is GOLOSBORO 2BR,iBblockhome.Exc.cond. Terms negotiable. Call 211- " 2511 or after 4 p.m. $44981. NSA, on culdessc. s* ins. 2.4$3. 3390505 E. Altamonle Dr. thin invest 535.000. , 3394309 5149, mortgages. ASkIng $34,500, Oub-Ixic. 3 54cm,) baIts4 tamily cm. fireplace. Central INC. REALTORS TOOMUCHCITYLIP Like wide open spaces? Then consIder thIs doubiewlde mobile home on 4 acres. completely turn. Investigate , g*tras. Good Investment. 51US$ down assumaste iow NEAR MAYFAIR Country PROF. LOT-Ad older home on Maitland Ave., $49,900. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 349 5 MyrtldAve. V Orlando Siniord 327-IS?? ii.oüo 4Plêll . FOREST CITY AREA-I Berm, 1 bath, carpeted, central HIA. remodeled. Referincos. 333 147 backyard salo - sell C-] LOY-On Hwy. 136. 137,000. ' Multiple Listing Service ' $ANFO*D-OBdrm.,afrlhest, .. + *W carpetiris, sac deposIt _____ I1wNIJodIS11Id business enterprISe IS as fellows: INVESTMENTS, lNC . Sits Floor St. ClaW Avenue IaOt C24TR OP ALTMAOrE V REALTORS results. lust try ow. m-uii or131-*P3. Seminole County, Florida. wilt sotic, is hereby givin that i am prec5*ira (14 CFN Pat 11), - peresantie Florida StitUte S5US, time fir Recorded Psags. V 11:A.Mont$isDthdayofJuna4 origigod In business at 1* w. may be dergssel to HUD mISPIErnTAUCINTIR,lsc,, - -A_b, tN0.Ofler'NtselIpMsoll$ pf1gy ng 4,p$63)7aJ Pleridi Ares OffICe. U. S a FISrIS c5in, dngls LEGAL $IC*I1ARYfM?vr0, lisa IseOt bidder, r cools. 'm rlepellkfe & mp. legal saa COunty, Flerids uPiat Dap.rtvnant of Housing & UtS9t cnoage ii businem uidar the t any Ond 0H oxisthiw tIlOfIctItIeuSMffiOOf MR. IIISUR- Deyilapmsnt. Potsiuior tory toe mien AI1effiy. 1d11nN name Of LIPI CMI 11111.01 the F'IM SWISS) • I the eak' sat or small bicycle? Sill these Idle CALL ANYTIME. Itumswlthawantad.Toplace your ad, call your Irlenely 2545 Classified Sal at The Herald, 22242O . Park 322.2611, or 031-9993. . 3 Berm. I balls Conk. Nest I AIr, 2525 carpeted. fenced backyard. French 323- 2222 Iliott walk t Lk. Mary school -:: silL Cal1322-1150. - FEMALE VOCALIST Needs PIano AccompanIst. For details call 314-4771 after 4 DUPLEX. - $59,900-Excellent incomel WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE AT $43,000. tWtur'e irnegloablel Lithe went ads -. brthg big, big .CaIIBart S ACRES ON CATFISH NEW LOG WALLS, TRUSS ROOF. DRIED-IN, DOORS & ADresmComebrue$1$4JOo LPN 3-11 Shift. Apply: L*SVIIW NursIng c..n 919E.IndSt. NOTICI IS NUIBY GIVEN, $e CROCKETT LOG HOME 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH ON ALTAMONI'E SPRlNS-4 Berm. 2 bath, was $33,000. Now $30,000. WOODED CORNER LOT. 05.0 WINTER PARK 3 BR, 2½ 5,3 story custom buIlt home on Lake Knowlesi Spiral staircase, balcony, library & FR, brIck PP or4 FOR RENT-I 54cm, ibaffikiLakeMary CoIl 3234457 tersiled In Full Time (at hrs.) employment DO NOT APPLY. Gentry Manufacturing Co. $14.3. Sanford Airport, 9a.m. 103p.m. ocms. Ontari., The Time Tested Firm Reg.R.alEstateBroker I]] 170 N. Park Ave. 2224)23 A Buy for I BORM-Partlally turn.. 1%) bsths.i22Smo. + deposit. 3439 mornIngs. 319-JUl eves. posIffiss. Unless you are In- Canada, May * $9U. ft iNVESTMENTS, IC. ly: P.1. Larislil, KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 820.500. - '.• - - BRIDGES ANTIQUES - docompliteOffices 339-7020 LONOW000 1FR PILOTS--I have current US Enroute 8. Approach charts to V furniture, CARPORT SALE 1105 Court St, Fril Sat. Cai1327-3721 3 RDROOM WITH EAT.IN ,.. - VV --_______________________ OFFICE FURNITURE Cornpan4 wood floors, W .D and much 5diofl and that Plies' iNPOn. proolot pvbiication of this notice,, County, FlorIda, more par- register laid name wilts ma Clerk 1511011W by the thuS 01 the Cirtult Court' Seminole Øar ticularty descrIbed 16 follows: erappIliw - ',l.: Secretary property being located In Seminole CAR OF ,FLA,, and ttiil I Wend IS the 'certlftcatlon was - not In foci - 55 _________________ not V V Reconditioned room AC's. 1000 AUCTION Sat.,Juneth,7P-m. Antiques. modern ' Air conditioners 11000 BTU, heat & cool, VS guerapteed, San lord Auction, 1215 S. French Ave. 323-13.40. .- B1.p,&iatlon Air conditioning OFFICE l-URNITURE 40 Complete Offices 3)9.7020 LONGW000 ESTATE SALE-Sanford. SW Corner Celery Ave. & Brisson. Piano, lurn., more Sat. 10-6. _____________________________ OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339.7O2OLONGWOOD Sale .4_ - ________________ 72-AuCtion V V beautIful shaded lotI Equip Sithi kIt., DR. lg BR's, patio. 5,ptulv mist 't'73.2772,3220h19,3225333 - REALTOR, 332.7491 1Eaa/ty ..S' t. W - SELLING DO(L COLLECTION. indlvidualor entire group. 322.3206 aft S - IveflZ-3$6 - - - - Saturday. Juneô&7. Corner 0 INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ACRES. nicely wooded and too far from town. OK for neme or mobile, priced $14,500 with terms to fit your budget. - for . V -. - 7FAMILYCARPORTSALE 1116 W. 3rd St. Children clothes, glassware, dolls, Avon dolls, lots of misc. - REALTOR MLS JESSUP. ' $32,500. I LOVELY 4 BR, 35 borne on a . OcSANFORDREALTO WORKERS. Order picking, stock work. Good pay, bSflStItS. 323.3531. _______________________ JANITORS V FuIIlimepermaneNposflic,,u' dependable Janitors for' various locatlena In Lang4iJ Sanford areas. bran5pef95flQfl fl555 5.flhs, -- - VACANT LOTS- 7 Lots appru. 1½ ac Unrec. Put Laka Jeseup Heights. $10,000.00, 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, AIR i. HEAT, NEW APPLI. ANCES. DEBARY. $35,500. 50-Mscellaneous JUNE P0210 REALTY DUPLEX 1 BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. PIne Avenue. iS0'x135' FOR COUNTRY NEAR LAKE LIVING Yoursfor$41,900 AU.FLORIDAREALTY FREEZER WAREHOUSE iii relation to environmental circuit court, in and for Seminole '" b FISS., UPOn receIpt of owned by Edward N. Gale, said theticti$Ieusnomoet COMPUTA et ttse following basest (a) That _ 'V-i uIISSISI to accept the jurisdictIon "Fictitious Name Statute", Defendant, whIch aforesaid Writ PICIIYIOUSNAMI undertheNatianallnvirenmental of Execution wps delIvered to me Notice Is hereby given ffiafV am Po1ic Mt 051989. HUb will Sheriff of Seminole Cgunty. engaged in business at 1806 N. an Objection to its approval ilIlie FIorlda,and Ihavi liviedvponthle Orlande Ave., MaItlpnd, Fl. releasaoffundsaisd.cc.ptancegf foliewlng descrlbad property Seminole County, Florida, under fliece'ttvicatisnouy N it Ison ie D GCAPTAIN KANGAROO 625 ,' will get results. -- OfthePsderalcourtsltanactlonls Chapter 546.09, FIends BlaMes, .everymIn.fastwlmawanted. brought to enforce relsnslbilihles will register with tile Clerk of this Call JU-)411 er 831-9*0. Pmidont tUftS s. NOW, under theseal of the Circuit Court 0000MO98IINGAMENCA -'p. _______________ Iurnit.lr. l - - -. V ; WANTED-Jalousie 8. awning windows Call alter 1. 625 1275 COLOSSAL GARAGE SALESat.. June 7, 9 to I. Antiques, appliances. wicker. dishes, Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate I Florida Business loans. Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. V _________________________________________________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in uSed furniture, Refrig.. Stoves, tools. Orlando 196-3150 V - - V V Cash 322-4132 V Robinson. Orlando, 477.2916 BUSI NESS -. Stay commerclal building w.partltlon. Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. 3 REOROOM ON CORNER . SIAUTIFULIRR,1½B.2story home on over 3 10,51 Country eatinklt.,floors, OR, W- .. . W, carpet, patIo and many m'e extrasl SALISTRAINEI ' of Dade County, Florida, upon a Dated at Casselbrry, $foHItIIs hove been satlatled. The the fictitious name, Is wit: W5ar5edOfefastgrgw final udgement reridared Ill tIle $emlnoleCounty,FIcrlda,May77, legal effect .5 this CertifIcatIon is CHATEAU LI MANS APART. Frs1ISd ulsiorganlatianshithe U.S.' ________________ aforesaid court on the 30th 1*0 thaI upon Its proval, v ° MENTS under wIsldt this jorty Is today. We are opening a sales Auqlmt, AD. 1973, In that certain Jim. 5.13. $9.24. 1980 Infant AfeL CIese 1 5*, 35, Sanford. Florida may use the in9aged in busIness ISIS last Office is Sanford & need to case entitled. Edward N. Gale, DIX.IO V 1iQ Grant funds, and HUb WIlt Altameate DrIve, Altamont, 41ts,noPsts.shorttsrm. sharp sales oriented IsPlaIntiff, vs. Mary 0. Gale -have sutbeled Its reseonsuillties Springs. Florida 33701. $IS0 month. 3734332, _____ dlvlduals'te nfo i 5)BULLWMU,I . -. TOGAY V ' Rut LIMITED, INC. y: Ronald W. Navy that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and V -- - PART TIME tt*11&11tO7 highest bidder, for cash follows: NOTICE OP SHERIPF'S$ALI NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN 0000IIO80IINGPLOROA T°°AYINa°AGA 130 .. Food Store, Sanford area. __________________ The sooner you place your classified ad, the soonsc you & Soki ws,o,utI.qIo- 322-6475 323 2501 S4arage Sales 47AOt-tQS95S BoUght V V 79 MUSTANG HATCHBACK--6 cyl. automatic, stereo, ix. 6717912. cellent cond. $3' 32? 4150 - _______________ on most all makes I4ERB'S TV 3231731 23915. Sanford Ave. V -' V Antiques, modern furniture, Prompt Efficient Service - S-s-ACRESON OSTEEN.MAYTOWN RD. High & dry. wIth large oaks I pInes. 430' on canal leading to St. Johns River & 660' on Maytown Rd. $33,000 with good terms. - ' m ,, - V Sterling Sliver. Oriental Rugs, __________ DIamonds. Bridges Antiques. Agent 3395316. __________________ HOME-S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, 2'' Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for DetaIl. V ZONED C.2. $31,000. - OnIy$34,I00 IC'ME - 21½ famIly room, all equipped In Stone Islind. 3 acres, canal prlv., 5100 ma. 1st, last & sec ______________ ____________________ RN'S - LPN'S . C-lISA and lots morel ______________________ 2994 2 to 6 p - V WANTED To BUY Oidbarrelclaytile -________ --___________ Save your credit. Will make back payments & up to $3,000 cash to you. Mary GriffIth REALTOR 1.123.1426 or 322. V _____________________ __________________ TV repo I?' Zenith. Sold orig. $193.73. Bal $153.16 or $11 mo. Housing Authority 30S.373. 9413. - V every WedneSayat5pm. ItS IhC only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904. 31 for further details. V V - - - - - - 1104N. Mills retsabililationproiect.Willpay up 10 $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Hwy 92, 1 mile west of peed Way, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AuTO. AUCTION 1951 FORD I Dr Sedan-$1350. Top Shape. Call anytime after WE BUY USED FURNITURE I. - V V NEI)L) UO bCR'fIIU .dr) Sanford. 322-5721 BAKS WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for 332.91)3. 43-Lots-Acreage - V - V V DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIOt for JUNK & RECONDITION 3221379 aniror d . equipment. Noll's S ___________ _________- 1910 VIKINGVMOb11e Home. All ele_ctrlc, Central HIA, 3 Berm, 2 6ath, set up on lot. s*lrting Vawn! - I. V V 1911 El Camino Classic. AC. AM FM. camper top. new radial -.t - tires. 82.050. Call 67$ 2116. ____________________ JU-T ?IA'(E PAyMENTS -'69 1971T.BIRD to '75 modelS. Call 3399100 or Like new. 32,000 ml. Blue .0 1603 IDealeri. ______ 3223217 'iic'o -Jim. J?J 1555 19" Color portable in good conditIon. Warranty, finandrip. No down payment. Pay 5131 or $11 monthly. 47-Real Estate Wanted - Ished. - e 80- u Os -. ______________________________ u30ca 323-7531 coin%Tcapdellar paid. Call - Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. ____________________________ - CONDO 2 BR, 21, downstaIrs, • freshly paInted, new carpet, 32uses Unfurnished - -- , 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 LOTS. SANFORD AVE. wsllpapeu-,W-D,squlpklt,DR, That the parties Interested in and Thomas Wilson, ill, In hIS NOTICEtsherebyglv.nttsattlse laid business enterprise are otficlalcapacityasMmInlstrato, undersigned, pursuant to the The weather 'is perfect tar a 198$ oew.- iii • 5)PomYpsiAiFPieNos 10)U&WI$TRE*T(R) 17)FUI4 TiME .TO0AY V 725 ' ___ psoOl of the publication of this HOu$inö & Urban Development DEW-65 a 0eia1 Partner Of McNeil Pacific Investors Fund- notice, the fictitious name. to-wit: IHUD), ufldoi- Title 1 01 the I Community FERNPARKAUTOPART$under HousIng 1922, Limited wtilctiwe are engaged in businNi Deviloptnint AC? of $971 CIty Of BY: Allan Bruce Curie, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS $ East State Road 436, in the Sanford, Florida Is CertIfying to 5.nioj VIce President NAME STATUTE HUD that City of Sanford, Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publish: May 29. Juno 5. 12, 19, City of Fern Park, Florida. 6:55 V (DO 0000 MORNING R.ORIOA .1 .i HIGHER PAY $300perinonth + utIlities. 3314123 0 - CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK -. Good company benefits. Apply Handy Way PacifIc Investors Corporation, C°unty. Florida, upon receIpt Of from thu U. S. Depa ent of 1*0. (DO A ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE : iS HSIP Vflt REALTOR. to register the said name undersigned, pursuant to the available for public examinatIon Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: fer Section $43.09 Florida Statutes with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court "FIctitiouS Name Statute" end CopyIng, upon request. CIty of Sanford, Florida wIll 1931. Chapter $65.09, Florida Statute, Of Seminole County, Florida, 51g. WilIlam L. Gleason Dated it San Mateo, CA. this 9th will register wIth tie clerk of the undertake the project described . ClrcullCourt,InandhorkmInole above wIth Block Grant tundp PubIllh:MaylS,22. 29, &JUfleS, dayof May 1950. 6:54 V CreatIve-__ExpressIons 332.7113 - 15e*oornApsrtment Salesman now. To make ippointment for interview call 323.1774, Harold Hall Realty Nptice Is hereby given that the file at the above addrs and is .cord.ncewlththeprovisienaof the Mamnorde SprIngs, Florida, in- 6:45 (10)A.M.WEATHLR V -' P.O. Box 203.1 $29Q F1XSHIP OF SEMINOLE. 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOI. $29,900. . io'n Home Owners A*SCC.I . Smlnole County, An Environmental Rqview Ave., Liitsg*ood. Fl.., Seminole NAME LAW pa $3.10 . Florida Record respecting the withp County, FlorIda, under the BcNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN after $p.m. S43.3941. Publish: June 5, 12, 19, 26, 1*0 project Ms been made by ths tinous' name of SALES CON- ___________________ that the undersigned, disiring above named City which SULTINO SERVICES.and Usa? I woter's (7) needed for cabinet engage in businsss under the OCX-li dOCuments the envIronmental lrdendtorsglstersaidnamewlth ..manufacturing I4OTICEUNDIR FICTITIOUS liditicusnameof PACESETTER revisw Of the project. This En- the Clerk of the CIrcuit COIM?, NAMISTATUTI positions, experience APARTMENTS at number 493 Wyrnore Road, In the City of TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: vIronmental Review Record is On SemInole County. Florida In acpreferred but will train. MORNING e-oo •(1ICOUNTRYCARNIVAL (J)HEALTHI'IELD V Sanford Hobby Into Money this Mm. tee . SUPER 4 SR, 25 home In Hidden Lakal C-NSA, equIp eat.ln kit, ig BR',, patio, w.w carpet 1' _____________________ ____________________ Need experienced keel Estate HousIng I Community cørdance wlthe the orovisIons of CALL 2S-I3 Dlve5op,naj',$ Act of 1974 (pi,, the Flciltous Name Statutes, To- ib1ed to any and all exislng liens, at the Front (West) Door of 31for gig following prolect: WIt: Section $44.09 Florida the Seminole County Courthouse i Housing ModernIzatIon I ____________________ Statutes 1S7. Sanford, Florida, the tbovi Housing Rehabilitation V $Ig.Donaid D. Wiiao1) Legal Notice desalbed personal property. To provide homeownership Charles W. Elliott That said sale is being made to opportunity for low and moderate -_ Pvbilsh May 27, 29, & June 3, 12, satisfy the terms of said WrIt of Income families and upgrade 1910 Execution, publIc housing projects. FICTITIOUS NAME DEW.$ John C. Polk, ' Sanford, Seminole, Florida Notice Is hereby given that lam Sheriff $444,000 engaged in business at $31 Howard NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS put of George's past tiveetens to rattle the skeletonln Oeorge'sciotci unless he comes up with søme • cash. (R) (DOASC NEWS (1)) (351 WILD, WILD WEST MOVIE "Tin Tell Men' (1951) -V property beIng located In V Intend to register said name with 11:00kM. on the 77th day of June, Urban Development to release the Clerk of the Circuit Court, &D.I900.offgcforssleandselito Pederalfiaidsund,rTltIel,ftpie Rivers. Guests: Abigail Van Buren, MaCDaVIs. V V OP FUNDS Housing Authority of the City f FICTITIOUS NAME particularly described 55 10110w5, Slitlord, FlorIda 32771 Noticslsherebyglv,nthatlam One 198$ Starcvatt, popup 30S-323%)S engaged In business at PO travel trailer, beIge In color VIN TO ALL INTERESTED skQEN. 1051 Longwood, Florida 32710, No. 00167 beIng stored at 17.92 CIES. GROUPS AND PERSONS: SemInole County, Florida under She In Cadsilberry, Florida. On of about June 30. 1980, the the fictItious name PASSIVE and the undersigned as Sheriff of above named City will request the. 'HOME PLANNERS, and that I Seminole County, Florida, will at U.S. Department of Housing and Øm(5)0(DONEW$ V following described property owned by Divid J. SerialiSt, sic Seminole County, Florida, more viable source of renewable energy. (Patti) -' NOTICE TO PURLIC TO ' RIQUESYFOR RELEASE Inlay V ____________________ as SherIff of Seminole County, Floi-ida,andlhaveleyieduponthe . WELISTANDSEU. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE NPORDA*EA JUST LISTED 3 SR. 2B home In Pinehuritl Split BR plan, 1g. o. C-.HiA, wood patio deCk' iiueIw, iIr.Se4 tee, yrdi -c-- 1 B*m, V above, John C. Polk CALL. (305) 3231774 - 2 BEDROOM. PANELED FAM. ILY ROOM. CARPORT, - FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOP. PING. $29,900. - SANFORD 3 BR unfurnished, also avlIable en Efficiency apt. furnished or unfurnished.. 1114.4871. ______________________ - -. _______________ FDIC-Equal Housing Lender REALTORS - Murphy. $21,300. SS.000 down assume loan. - V NEED RESIDENTIAL FINANCING? 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT I CARPETS. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $26,500. * V Used tbl model color iv -s, all ______________________ 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, DELTONA AREA. $32,000. OeBARY'Lovily, ge 1 bdrm, aIr, prefer senior citizens. 322. 8034 or 648448$. outside is completed. Large deck overlooking mountaIns. P.O. BOX 163 Murphy, North Carolina $300 DOWN assumable $163 mo paymints. Located in Lake Kathryn Estates or move on your lot. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, CHIA. appliances. 322-0214. I li1 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH,,,U. BLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND. 2 ACRES. 510,500. 611-4330. __________________________________ Si 000.000,000,000 For Defense" (17) ENERGY EXPO "Finding' -,' V V ______- MILLERS CHEROKEE LAND CO. 323.S200 )SCSOrlandoDr. -- HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36,900. _____________________ JJ, .-.-. 19-Trick-Trailers . WE BUY FURN. & APPL. 1 pc. or houseful 339-7020 2lhrs. __________________ Will buy old class rings a. silver ___________________________ - -- -- __ V 0 Farberware Convection Turbo. Oven. Energy Saver. Like new. $95. Ph. 323.0527. types Mobile Home double wide, CH&A. on the scenic Welilva RIver, $27,500. Call 322.3909. See our beautIful new BROAD MORE. front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2.1 NEW CARPET 8.. paint. *3.000 down Owner will hold mtg. No. qualifying. $23,000. V REALTORS 2llOSanford Ave. 3227912 ____________________________ 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. AIR & SANFORD - Sandlewood Condos. 2 BR, 25. newly paInted Idecorated. 295.7744. has probe. Originally balance $398, $19 monthly. 339.5356 ___________________ side, rough wired & plumbing, VA IF HA Financing - ________________________ -.. Thursday, June 5, 1$G-3B . . fr, F V - MICRoWAvE V - Brand New. push button control of "stings. We have all pr,, vty from $500 per acre and u, 'We have small tracts, several cabins, we also houses, old rarms, etc. WrIte or call today for a free lIsting brochure. You can call free of Charge by dialing 1-500.135 7421. Write or call today. DELMAR '73-12'x52'. Complete setup. Carriage Cove. Central , air & heat, *3.900. Financing \, possible. 131.2933. $74,900. iu or N9-oi. ____________________ $29,900. $6,900 down. 1.293-7766________________________ . 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, Pinecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint & carpet. Have Fl-IA Corn- 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. FAMILY -ROOM, AIR & HEAT. ELE. GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. - • c.i13224k* --- -------_0 GAS RANGES. Recondilioned, Guaranteed- Sanford Auction, 1215 French (1792) 3237340. This is a handyman special GENEIiA- 12'xfO' 3 Bdrm trailer' on 2'.', acres of fenced pasture. $230 mo. -4- $130 security. Inquire at 1513 Summerlin Ave. port Ble,. 3 BR, lB aswmble Mtg., country lIvIIl(In $33,900 BEDROOM. 1½ BATHS, AIR & . HEAT. SCREENED PATIO. VALENCIA COURT. - FRIGIDAIRE Washer &Dryer. AVOC$dOV 'urWIJI.'.'. L#W1U7 WUIUI JIPJu. lng rree baDy rtieris 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel 3fl 101? Drive. 6 cyl., std.. 13.000 muleS. _______ - ASkiN *3,500. Call 321 0732. V 68-Wanted to Buy ---1970 FORD VAN-6 cyl. autO. ____________________ -, engine )39 completely overhauled. K--Call 3220775. ______ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid 80AUtOS for Sale Us.d,anyconditlon6llV$126 _V___ __ __ __ -. '76 HONDA Civic. 5 speed. air, WE BUY USED FURNITURE, fM cassette. $3,500. caii 3.9 APPLIANCES I PLUMBING 5126 after 5 & weekends. FIXTURES.. Jenkins Furni. V ture, 205E 25th St. 3230911. , j DODGE PICKUP. Crew Cab V V MOUNTAIN CABIN- With - V VV 42-Mobile - ________________________ , V mitment for $36,500. -. _____ yer, 24 HOUR (H 3229283 _______________ 323-5774 Day or Night Sanford Ave. Models open 1 a p.m. tO 3 p.m. dilly & Sunday. For more InformatIon call 3210220 Sat. & Sun. Call Sanford . 2210300. S. V V EXPANDABLE HOME CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Unique "Master.Plan Pius" 2 home whIch can "grow" as family needs In. crease. Mid $205 on your lot. GE kItchen, carpetIng, decorator pkg. & much more. VIsit model home center in Sanford complex, 3301 S. 2 B.roon 1 Bath. Central H&A. convenient location. $333 me. + securIty. No children or pets. 3224314. - ' -. 41--Houses - 220) 8. French Suttel - 2.1 ACRES - Located i m 1.1 from Murphy. Has I lane hwy. frontage. Small stream, gd access, dandy bldg. sites. st.soO, si,soo down assume loan. - ASSOCIATES, INC • VV V Llvablebutneedilixlñ*UP.S acres of land, several friittrees, good access. Has a dandy mtn. stream. A good small farm $24,300. *5,000 down makes you lhe owner. V ACRE PRODUCING Harold Hall Realty - 20 GROVE-with 600' on lake. Near Pine Hills $6,300 per Inc. REALTOR, MLS acre. _____________________ - - FRICKE & FRICKE MLS 333 6061 eves. 322-43.3] or 323.os;i VOLUSIA coUNTY - 3 Acre homesite. $13,500. -• WE HANDLE RENTALS . - CALL 333-3174 NOVI ________________________ - ____________________ 1J)( V LAKEMARYNEW BEGINNINGS Counlryllving,cltyconveni,nce. Bdrm. 1 bath & lots of trees..I Priced in low 840's. Call Today! assumption. $43,900. sill that rollaway bed you've nowheretoroll.way.. .11 you pisces Classified Ad today. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get reoults. - ' ERA • •V • V . COUNTRY LIVING at its be$t ecre lot, like new 3 floor pool side, condo apt, slHps I. Avail. June 13. Call . I for details. 547.3359, 1 BR-5309 up. Pool. AdultS 01)1) on Lake fta.. Just ko. of Airport Blvd. on 1142 In. 223.5611 Call Sanford. _______________ Mariner's Vlllaoe j" " REALTOR yard, beautIful landscaping, fruit trees, 831,900. .' _________________________ __________________ ______________________ _____________________ . Tomorrow may be the day you 35176 V M. UNSWORTH REALTY 3 94, 2 bath, mint cond, kit 40-Condominiums V ________________________ Unlurnlshed • - - V [ji1NoiI en REALTOR 332.1981 V Private Home 322-3133 - - includIng utilities. Excellent . ________________________ each. Call $621246. ________________________ ______________________ that by virtue of that certain Writ engaged In business at 23 Nursery Mate" DatIng ServIce. All 8:00 Sales I Service Good MY of ExecutIon Issued oUt Of alid Rd., Unit 17 and ii, Longwood, ageS. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. 0@)BUCK ROGERS IN THE Frsnt Desk CIett °h' let, Fl. 33310. 25TH CENTURY Buck poses U a under liii seal Of the COUNTY Fla. 32750 Seminole Counfy, Flori. A$MY Cxc pay.+ Court of Orange County, Florida, da under the fictitious name of _____________________________ conytci 10 catch • yeas V Great pay . InsideSales hsacker.(R) upon a final ludgement render'bd BOB'S AUTO PARTS, and that I 12:30 . $650 + 'Save some camping equipment Asst. M,r. In the aforesaid court on the 2dh Intend to register said name with (5)0 THE WALTONS John agon. •m tiws Casiilen ifurryl you no longer use? Sell It all 5 over stud)lng for hIs longday of November, A.D. 1929, In the Clerk of the CIrcuIt court, Good pay Yard Man with a. Classified Ad in The aaIIed high school diploma, while that certain case entitled, Corn. Seminole County, Florida In m flyftJ(3 HOPE Mlntostart Laberers Herald. Call 322.2611 or 531. Mary Ellen learns a lesson from a Bank- Falrvllla, a Florida banking codance wIth the provisIons of the 0) BEN WATTERBEAGI uARoRToMORRow $400 hr CultS m and a friendly ad-visor backwoods patient. (R) 15i0 corporation PlaIntiff, vs. Fred A. Fictitious Name Statutes, To-WIt: Fun Job Porter will help you. ______________ (TJOMORIC I MINDY Moth's (17)MOVlE Grueber, Defendant, whIch afore- $6tlon $S09 Florida Statutes $3.SOhr+ Waitresses ipsced.ot friend Exidor falls for a saId WrIt of Execution was 1937. too wacky mter maid (O.orgla Engel) delivered to me as Sheriff of WE HAVE MANY 51g. Mrs. RB. Baker • DAYSOFOURUVES 6-.CPild Care THE YOUNG AND THE Seminole County, Florida, and I Publish: May 29, June 5, 12, 19, ________________________ MANY MORE have levied upon the following 1,50 BENSON parLEu of the Moment Babysitting desdibed property owned by Fred DEW-i 13 problems when an (7)0 .a MY In my home A. Orueber, said property being lieutenant govs.-nor takes over lot A A A Day OrNight 323.W7 located In Seminole County, the ailing Governor Oat EMPLOYMENT Florida, more particularly FICTITIOUS NAME a3(10) ThE 0000 described as follows: Notice Is hereby given that i am CHILD CARE-My home dayTh.DayPeaceBrolieOul" time. LongwoodLake Mary. One 1967 Dodge Charger 2-door engaged in business sf101 Manor PlcTlTlouS NA.gI 9:00 l331 or 339.9639. NotIce is hereby gIven that I am automobIle, cream in color ID No. Ave., Longwood Fla., 32730, 0 (4) NBC MOVIE "Amateur engaged in busIness at lot-A XP2%72221131 being stored it Seminole County, Florida under Night Al The Dlai Bet I do babysitting ANYtime, Manor Ave., Longwood, Fia., AItamonte Wreckar in Aitamonte the fictItIous name of THE (1979) VIctor French, LouIse Acress f rem Health Dip?. ANYage. I have 2 chIldren, 61 Florida. SHAGGY DOG, and that I Intend 32730, Latham. A varIety of people are SemInole County, Florida YeurPvtvr,OurCencim 1. 1K and thi undarligned SherIff of Is Call 646-5644, to register said name wtth the drawn together while taking pail In Und*ftheflditiousnan1eof K DB..y, SemInole County, Florida. will at Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, amateur talent contest at a HOME IMPROVEMENTS, SpecIal Summerrograrn RN full tIme, S-I shift. Apply in country roadhouse. (R) that I intend to register said name 11:00A.M. on the 27th day of June, Seminole County, Florida in ac5-i2yrs.old Inc.Weekiy AD. 1980, offer for sale and sell to cordancewlththe provIsions of the person Sanford Nursing & (1)0 BARNASY JONES While wIth the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, the highest bidder, for cash, sub- Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: attending a gymnastics meet ii Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvilie Seminole County, Florida In ac Swim. Skate Movies which the daughter Of Ilila flialid Ave. cordance with the provisions of the led to any and all existing liens, at Siction $43.09 Florida Statutes AChilds World, 323-S124 I, comp.ting. Barnaby SPOIl the Fictilious Name Stitutes, To-Wit: the Front (West) Dpor of the 1931. supposedly iliad man in the crod. Kids goqe, but-the swing set in Sig. Janet I. Kwltowskl on $65.09 Florida Statutes Seminole County Courthouse ii) AreyoiJafulltimedrivetwltha (R) Sanford, Florida, the above Publish: May 22,291 June 3,17, the bach yard isn't? Sell it with 19.31. part tIme car? Our classifleds CD0NEYM,LIR Hal Un. described Ø.rsonai property. 1910 a want ad. Call )22.2411. Sig. Chester R. Kwitowskl are loaded wIth good buy for den and the rest ol the cast pay That said sale is being made to DEw.,t Publish: May 22, 29 1 June 12, you. trIbute to the late g==. he satisfy the terms of said Writ of GENERAL LABORERS-Day 1910 porlrsyed Detective Yemana. with shIft. Apply at American Wood ExecutIon, DEW.90 clips from varIous episodes he FICTITIOUS NAME Products Mill Office, 200 MarJohn E. Polk, flings to Eat appeared in (CC) (R) Notice Is hereby given that I am win Ave., Longwood befame.n$ REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Sheriff engaged In business at IS Nursery U)(35) STREETS o sui nt.us. am. & it am. References re Seminole County, The Seminole County Sheriff's CISCO BLACKEYED PEAS you Rd., UnIt 17 and ii, Longwood, ICk. quired. Fioridi Office ii initiating the dsvlIopHIH Farms, Beardall Ave. a4(1O) ALL CREATURES GREAT Fla. 32730 SemInole County, PublIsh: June 5, l2 19, 26, 1980 mentof an Unlnterruptlble Power ANOSMAU. Sat. & Sun. 373.5942. FlorIda under the fictitIous name • PAINTER'S HELPER System to furnish power to the DEXiS of BOB'S FOREIGN AUTO MACHiNIST HELPER CrImInal Justice InformatIon NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ZELLWOOD CORN REPAIR, and that I Intend to AUTOMECHANIC HELPER CD 0 SEMI-TOUOI4- Barbara System computer. The proposal is Now at the Farmers Market. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN register said name with tit. Cleft Jane and Shake try to BIlly tioexpetlenca necessary. Apply to cover a Rectif let. Battery that by vIrtue of that certain Writ of the Circull. Court, Seminole 1450 French Ave. and alto at Clyde out of his depression Inperson 1 Mile North 01134 on ChWger, batterIes, .Inverter, and of Execution issued out of and County,, Florida In accordance 7309W. 1st St. By the bushat.or lost love by setting pj1 p whh 17.92. f*Ithle's VW. transfer switches as required. A under the Seal of the Circuit Court bland date. by the ear. 323.2241. with the provIsions of the FIccomplete descriptIon of of Orange County, Florida, upon a tltioia Name Statutes, To-Wit: Full Tlm Work for ciean 10'.00 MovIng to a newer home, requirements may be obtained final ludgement rendered In the SectIon 543.09 FlorIda Statutes reliable, experienced painter, (5)0 DALLAS Ellie learns that apartment? Sell "don't needs" from' Dick bIson or Bob Lowe at aforesaid court on the 15th day of 1931. no other need apply. Call Sob her son Gary Is bck In Dallas end fast wIth s.want ad. Room 203-305 sherIff's Office, August, AD. IV$, In that Certain *1g. Mrs. RB. Baker Adams 333-7741. planning ID lemony LUCy'S VIO* fla.$.-*th Street, Sanford Airport, cas. entitled, Comlank BLACK EYED PEAS YOU' Publish: May 79, June 3, 17, 19, Vileni.(R) Sanford, Fiorida32771,we.kdays Longwood, a Florida bankIng ieo PICK. $5 bu. 51p.s Ave., EXECUTIVE OFFICE (7)9 20/20 between 1000 and 1530 hours, June corporation Plaintiff, -vs. David J. DEW.111 weekends & after 4 p.m. 331. CLI*K-TraPflIng JERRY FALWELL SPEU1 14.June 23,1980. Questions may be fonefelt and Brenda Sonafelt, 1125. Plush surroundings, 33 year CIAL "America, Youre Too Young directed 10 Dick Telson at (305) Defendant, which aforesaid Writ old local co. Phone 322-1131 LEGALSECTION 3225115, Ext. 101 during hours of Execution was delivered to me appointment. 1JAAtt$&C,'*fts a4(1o)RILLMOYERS'JOuRNAL V VV __ - - %IJ..ka' , (F d.lin• • _ model. Sold crig. $-1C.3S. fled thOu lime. Bal. $11911 or $19.33 me. Agent 339.$3S. - -_______ ____________ NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS OLD FARM HOUSE, - 2 bedrooms. over 100 yrs. old. REALTORS;MLS HOUSE FOR SALE THAT'SINCREDIBLE 306 Hickory Ave. Sth St., Lk. Mary Blvd. Squeaky clean 2 bdrm with lam 904573.379' rm. built.in entertainment 3225253 e •.... it La - - i.uiuia i.wiwii ui new roof, including 0RORRUE'S ., ' wssherdryer. $31,900. ________ Square'.. sAtlFöio-up fo 813298 5(34 ID No.254 ____________________________ ___________________________ (11 C*4AJN RLCT1ON 5 NEWS 0 DICKCAVETT (11OVLAM!RICAN STYLI V 36-Resort PropertY ________________________ __________________________ . BEACH HOUSE N $nty, ________________________________ mo.219 SR,CTV,W&D,lg LIV rnrb 30' porch, ocean vw, $250 ___________________________ w%ph P. Sparks 425.1576. ___________________________ .'.. - Property ______- V 2-Applia V ________________________ JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone3fl.1$I1, Sanford ___________________________ ______________________ OVER 200 FEET DEEP Huge fenced in yard mike a gardeners' delight on this iantasllci Bdrm, 1' bath, CS, only I yrs old. Some TLC and meke your eam a reality: $34,900. ________________________..'' W.barl•.ftWhIte ______________ _____________ 1100 V V V Local. reputable company for distributors needs Siminole & Like County areas for natIonally known Celled & eduds. Immediate related income. Investment required. IntervIews wIll w t.eid 11:00 am. till 5:00p.m. Thursday. Jun15 at Holiday Inn. 1.1 - State Rd. 16, Sanford. Uk for RUGS SUNNY AND 300. (1O)MisTEaROGERS(R) (17)MOVlE 7. 0( 1(35) IOTHERWOD (Th(35)IDREAM OF JEANNIE (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST Somebody is looking for your.,i ?h, bargain. Offer It today - ClassifIed Ads. gui PER HOUR _________________________ ._._ your own business & to S7OAOO annoal net Income fe 1 y'SS M6 V is--Outof State .._. __, _.. .-'.-- V 'V.'%VILIUIDIWY.VT LOCH ARBOR--Overlooking golf course. 3-Bdrm, 2 bath, PIitPtIfl,OfliYIyVfl,WG,,.t terms. Only 871.900. Park Place Associates. Inc. ERA Membr Broker 531-5100. BUILDERS SPECIALS 3. platted lots should make 3 homesltes. $16,500. 4-Bus ness (iportunitleS 41-tiouses . flff • '4VUIIJ ....-..•. buyers. New homes with monthly payments under *230. Low down payments. 322 3287. - -R,q.Re.IE$tat*BroIIef322-ft92 _______________________ - -HäuseS MUIC riome, privat, fenced yird, air & heat $a mQofI V . - Jf'9 V j • 34-Wg,bHe Homes * Vsnted Young Married Couple Wants Store I Office Cleaning, SUR$!1T AND DOP T.. ____________ V Thursday, Jun.S, 1SO TONIGHT'STV V . 1 �44 fflIflhIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIHhIJJI Ill BLODIE 4B.EvaiIngH.raI Sa nford, Fl. FROM THE BEC~NNING MM HA5 THRIVED AND PRMPERED THE CRFATLJRE5W)40 a>JLWT RArX IT BECAME E)MNCT.. Thursday, June SO by Chic Young ESTING THAT WAS INTERESTING TILL HE GOT I. JUST DONY UNDERSTAND HOW IMLI COULD I Accountant br.) 4 set &I of icial J"i r .yr 12 Animal 13 _ - I Turg.nv 14 Normandy . invasion day 15 Mossichusetts cap@ 15 Tibetan monk 17 Duration ' 18 Songstress \ / THAT LOVELY THERE i I IT STOPPEP NOW muslc-~ Mort by 1115 AGAINJ rr'S Answirto Previous Puul• MISS RUXLEY Expert 27 Rotating CROSSING HER machine LEGS 30 Makes look small 33 Gallic affirmative 34 36 Disperse in defeat 37 Woman's name — — — ________ I 2 3 12 - — ______________________ ' 7 Concer Signals I X I - Deserve Affention for ham 48 Clothing substance AfJ1 $ V v o1Nro inquiry Is about cancerand y $$ T how many symptoms of •_it I o__i _a_a cancer there are. I UnA 60 Light mail 52 Atoll 50 "dim (Prefix) 58 Short locket 60 Type of poem Dolls 61 Check 20 Exclamation 62 Coin of Italy of disgust 63 Vote against 2Currsntstyl. 64 Eye infection 7 BEETLE BAILEY 3a Flag no*.r 41 Entertainment roup (abbr.) I q 7 90MM It A 42 an 44 Qualm 46 Cooling boverogs I Venetian DODO BIRD--- WHAT WAS ACROSS t b an I know five but most of byArtSansorn Q41 W,IT 14, MT IT, FM*Y! U51,901 Mq CMI W, 1%YIPZ j I too 35 Drive(abbir.) - my friends don't even- know one. If that's true here in this 33 Assist city, it must be true all over 40 City In the country. Would you list Um Michigan 10 Explorer 43 Profit symptoms and what to do care of this newspaper, 0. Vasco 45 Na 'hi about them? BOlOitySt5tiOfl, SSHsJAajeitysModito prefix (abbr.) There New York, N.Y. 10019. This DEAR READER — shi (abbr.) 19 at rranean 47 are innumerable symptoms of Issue will give you more (2 wds.) lift 21 To the DOWN cancer Ince ou can have a formation about signs o 24 Greek colony 48 Provericataii cancer anywhere In the body cancer and what you can do to 49 Whole I Russian ruler 28 Coach 27 Building involving almost any Ussue. I prevent cancer. 6 1 Skinny fish 2 Kind of C entrance bread 53 Scottssh lake 28 I'm very Impressed with 54 Esau's country the seven danger signals of (comp. wd.) 29 Stingy what could be done to prevent 55 Hoff-$core$ cancer that are provided by 30 Moribund 4 Quandary a large number of cancers in 31 Malt together 57 Oil (suffix) the American Cancer Society. 5 Eggs our society. In many inSpanish gold 59 range 32 Portico 8 Entire — — prevention, was ances if Thee are: 1) Change 4 5 6 — used we wouldn't need to bowel habit, eith er unex- wo —— — — — plained loose stools or conabout a . 13 14 ti c ula ly pplies par Un2)Aaorethdoea 3) Unusual Weeding of the lungs associated with not heal; 17 Ci On To— 20 21 I 124 I 28 29 22 I I 33 40 41 39 43 44 — — 8 149 ARCHIE LATELY ___ 61 62 — - ____ Al Ir — I _______ BOYS 2vEERoNlcA! SHE LIKES TO PLAY MIXED WHY. NOT BETTY AREN'T __________ ——— — — — by BobMontana - — —_50 51 _ 52 65 - ——— ——— — — — — 66 — HmWd Y'M1 E EK & 1 iA_I_1 / EEK iu byHowleSchneIder i's rn%,j PFLJ~. 'e W it 'PRISCILLA'SP 4 P byEdSullivan WHAT BLI95!A HIKE IN THE COLINTRY WTH ALL MY FAVORITE_eOOi5 A 9wEeT REsr BY A QUIET'STREAM WITH ALL MY FRIENPS! — __ NOTHING COLILP THRILL MY HEARr MORE e~MIE MAVBE ir I j . AV* 0 BUGS BUNNY 4Y Dcir tu AY RLACM I 1)41S JL.E11'? I JACK OR I SLOT MACHINES ARE ANY FUN. - I dahi bY Stoffel & Hem . -I IJA 1IIP\ IPw I7 IP1 E5PECIALII.Y F0 ME. - ''#'AeIkv' L. Now, you can have any one of these and not have a- canThere has also be deain dth — se cer but they're warning signs' similar — — — that deservean Immediate from cancer of the breast. -— — checkup. I would add to the We're hoping that there will list welgtit loss and anemia be decreases In the incidence with weakness and fatigue. of cancer of colon and rectum in both men and, ToMatebowvardthe womenandcancero the isle in men. symptoms of cancer j 1. Af . - gr(I( te from Seininok' County high school. , ; this June. tht' al members of a very exclusive Fl group the (iof 80 those every OR) vears. have i)eefl manY I' lere changes since the previolls Clas, ,11180, stepped out into it lad just seell electric 1~riI mine (h streets of ork ('itv for the tirs( time. Students who ha (I p robably 0 -- , - . the Illealls to travel very tar The E I Herald an d Herald Evening era Advertiser ye - from - era - today present a special edition dedicated to - person may develop Painless •. 1 area high schools. The following bile duct. Still others may examinations for early develop P81n as the Only In- detection and proper treat. dication, such as bone pain ment will improve ft cure . . from spread to the spine or rate in cancer even more. You For Friday, June 6, 1980 other bones. The list Is might be Interested to know YOUR BIRTHDAY first or they'll later haunt you. unending. JMe I,IM victims will live five years or SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. n) Your prospects for succe more. So thae's a lot of good I'm this coming year are quite — Time that should l) e people after have Letlçr number 14.8, Cancer: but It's not apt to be devoted to serious matters A Fact of e. Other readers.Y first hear handed to you on a silver pot not be spent frivolously who want %~41ssue can send cancer. In many instances, it platter. What you achieve is today. Poor scheduling will 75 cents with a ining stamped, detection is early enough a likely to be ac=mPILIW the cailm y0u ffush"IsUOne and wif-addressed envelope for IL complete we my be ef. hard way. COMPWAUML -Send your request to me, in fet-ted. GEMINI (May 214ue ) 8AG1ARIUS (Nov. _______________________________________ Goals may be denied you Dec. 21) — Trying to keep up to a lack of with the Jwem today will persistence on your pan. mske you unhappy, with your Keep In mInd ustffyout present lottoll!.. Count your ________________ something badly enough, you WeasIn. You flu you are _________________ must pay the price. Find out better off than most. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-jan. more of what Res abud for 18-point' notrump and North NORTH 6-6-0 you in do yew foudwing your 19) — Mare Is a possibility felt justified in raising him to 4K86 two with his diamond suit and birthday by sending for your Way that your thinking could VQ2 her high cards. from copy ofAGhIl$1 range -4962 for each to Astro4raph, Box pessimism to unrealistic flings started out rathr FAST 40, Radio City Station, N.Y. optimism. Find the middle WERr for South when Fast put badly 4743 #A95 10019. Be stim to specify birth grourid. the kinv h on dummy's TKIIIII date. -Fib. TJ10' 75 ivgt played the 076 OK52 =nm d'v w I In order to CANCER(June21-July •ios4 81Kfl3 makehisuinec. may be obligated to another, take Even though today to rectify th assume. the steps e •QJ 103 He ducked two hearts and responsibility for your situation. Don't let it drag out had to win the third. Then he #AJ4 mistakes today. Seeking to to where this Won has to led W Jack of diamonds, and 4AQ5 overtook with dummy's difft the blame does not come to you. queen. East made his best Vulnerable: Both PW=(Feb. 304Harch, 20) become you. lay. He ducked. Now South Dealer. East LEO (July Aug. 22) — Joint -_ Stand up far what you Fe ld the 10 of diamonds from ventures me not apt to be one believe is right today, even We" NW* Em Sam dummy. East had to duck: 14 Dbl. of your luckier areas again though you may be 10"NOUIVU again and South let it ride. Pass 10 Pan I NT today, so be careful ofin. to do otherwise. Yiellilling to NT Intimidation Is not Us an psee posepan South was still Indummyso the W?005 I$Ofl for the iwS• he ThenhecashedhIaaceofdis TOfl$spells ARMS (M1rch *h19) Opening mondsand went after spades. — Plan your move IRGO(Aug. 23.Sept. The best East could do was Make neW out of Vito today or you may maho far to hold up his ace until the work today, e If you yourself king was pla yed from dummy. even with necessary. Be a aelMtarter, am wbD pireviKuh wrousill Don't waft on otMm I Then be' led his king of you. Things could backfin. TAuRus (April x.?Aay 30) By Ogw&M clubs. South took his ace and leal Jacoby • ..jc.-- j Advances,ill coiinnunit-iti,i ti'aiis;i- tJi01, lii(l U1(i(lsirV w ould il-'-1,t(%.O tIiIOflhL( it U liv e 1iril (lit t(' of l'H() Lu changes evell Ill(' 1*~ lWol'otill 1. its (lie pace of techilologicill 'I( j. -. - the graduates of the class of 1980 at seven ___ - - - high schools are featured In today's Special edition: Vancellient increases. Graduation is illi v\cellent . - on how the future will be (litferent from today amt what part he or she will l a Y I1 III( l ii . Forest Lake Academy ...Page II tha't future. Whether it \%ill he it luture worth l)cjno part of will de''tid on how the graduat,L% of to(lay develop • - b A If Lak'e**Ho'well - High School - - Lake political systellis to handle those - scje ntific and inevitable technological developmeliLs. tl ey High School ...Page 12 is also I tinie to look back and reflect On eltCoiflplisliments 4inid failures. This can he (IUnI(' purely for nostalgia's sake, or in an effort to learn from. stic(lesst's nd inistakes. - Lyman High School - ...Pages 6,7 Oviedo High School •- High School sell,or, ljollor lnitrvDuj;,- IVWs (tie event: "'niere seellis t o I)(, a lot of Sentilnentalitv and anticipal loll s graduation day approa ches. Every Senior who is to graduate hils tilat sense of fulfillillvilt and gratification after havilig coll1pleted four long ye;II-s ()I education. could be philosophical and say it is tile elI(I IjIg of j, Vear and tile dawn of it lij(.1 ill,(, lillt It ', a private 111(l I)1l(t fess meaning to each individual graduate that remains dvlin('(l within themselves ('aps arid gowns, announcements arid portraits, and not( ., of gratitude s ign a l graduation. -- "Th e anticipation and e ..,Pages 8,9 Seminole High School - Seminole High School graduates Mark McIntosh (left) and David Plicher examine literature from various colleges and universities. Graduates from ughout the area now must make Important selections Of colleges or universities on which the will build their futures. •..Pages3,4 Trinity Preparatory School ...Page 5 a - i Thiatenofa day to iweep my not be a honou of K ma ta of ftir& - ____ Wath trick. He had me& ANNIE by Bob Thavis - F - - - I GE! A 6RE*1 WJ4 IS IWUE U CAN PIPE 100! A 6X0 1 WANf by -_ ____ YOU TO ______ HIM MAKE HIM SYIN - I - I - - r I I BE ALL I Alf? TlT ioiI.1 K1Oli I -_cerr .. M HUOQE. 60OO - I YOU CALLYOUR NW1RI AL.UCKEtSMPL.QF ULW-SUAVI MBWRS PO YOU HAVE? t1j.J I KN rI IV )' lOONIES - - - WE. - lut L1's lEAVE [. t - - V - - ' - -' , their school's 1980 cr. &ft y - -. -:•-.-.- - some of the highlights of the past year. - fl ,r,' y.athook and recall NW VS. P '.,, ' - ' ' V '- - '-' . - V / .. - - - - lbWaffs just been through: our triumphs. our failures, our friends, our fun. " ' - - by OW APE when we realize what we Ila"t: - jp ' ulrn€nt Ui(S SO tflt1i tit there is no room to reminisce, until the grIuationcezezn j -. -. er-p c'-. Y TUMBLEWEEDS ' Jeff Freund look at - a - : S ___ - low -. Sharon Conley an --- - a G NIGHt. _____ _____ p - Council), Càndl Ward, ER GOThlMG I ' - -- of the Senior Class OGHT! ITA ?CW! ThAT vIS. WROHG? I ' HEY! Wii OJ JUST I4EV4T WNG! GOO - l - Lauri Duda (a member - - ' SiuuflaS ffrom ie' ft) - SC0th'$bofflphid follow. three each in dlamonds and 'takeout dOUble showed spades, two In clubs the evaIent of maximum - FRANK AND ERNEST Oviedo High School "a' at —Finance end friendships aedA I -' F1111 00416 bt •i:i Aj AA xx -• NMI . ------------ : . our memories No one eScapes this pensive mood. We all try to question v. time has flown SO sw iftly.. w hy wo didn't realize how few the days are in the senior \'ear. Graduation will be the last assemblage of the class of 80 fore life scatters everyone to their destinies.,, For graduate Zachary Dunbar - the immediate destiny is acceptance of a fuil scholarship to Hollins College to study music. Dw1bar is a top pianist and a , fantastically creative person," according to Seminole High ,6 guidance counselor Connie T .-4 -mem —o-. Iio'iit' entered d oi hi that would change dramaticaII in their lifetimes. - .- ' _______ - OF - . a)— A 17" SPECIA'L GRADUATION EDITION- WIN AT BRIDGE 1 N., ~v Thursday, Th d UflO 5, 1980 - a e Class Faces Challenges •- . HOROSCOPE VYIt'TprIL .111-:-0,O'c-" - 11 Io H"Wd A&erfiscv e. — T, G rnd - - - 53 nty S - 45 46 : —— e, 2 150 C bleeding from the uterus, The early detection that has bowels or cough4 up blood); 4) Thickening or lump In the led to early cure of many breast or elsewhere; 5) cancers has also been Indigestion or difficulty in dramatic. Deaths from swallowing; 6) Obvious cancer of the uterus have charige in a wart or mpie;7) decreased to one-third of what they used to a cough Na primarily because of public 30 37 -, - 41 mishap 8 Intedcid@ 9 Musky , rr 23 27 - LA -m tt_- OF 8p ; __ 7 Stocking r THE BORN-LOSER ia - 1 derstand there are am. I'm Ir r .atulat Dr. s z Mandeville. -For - other area graduates, there Wh ill be S to er and other careers to BUt all will in some way contribute to molding the world -that Wifl welcome the next class -- - -Z' �I - - I - , - - r •' - - - - + - - - - - * - - - !: L- - 2—Evening Hera Id & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. , Thursday, June 3, iI0 - - yo K WUH J Distributors START AT FOUR DIFFERENT TI~ES The Top Of The A 11 __________________________________________ of h + long worked and hard for that dipIom. And we Term -. - COMPLE - God and your nation * Wil .+ - 2904 . ORLANDO DRIVE' On' - * - • FURNITURE alone know how much support . • q - SANFORD STATE BAN K T BRANCH Opening Jun. 10, 1+980 161 - • _____ •. • Twenty-six seniors became stars when the annual Sen i or eBno' returned and so did Mr. Comedy .. In December the Mr. and Miss Seminole High School contest was held. David Pilcher and Terry Richarcison took the . . + The thespians put on three lWni plays for the winter season . -• •. and the Music Department host ed th e first annual Madrigal dinner. - . After vacation, school spirit soared again as the Seminole basketball team looked nwre and more like it would cinch a - state title and the Brain Bowl team finished second in its - OPEN 114-M-4:38P.M. IM French Ave. (Hwy. 11.p3) Ssnlerd K division. K0uLedg of 80 .5. hi key to SUCCOSS in any endeavor, School's out and your SEMINOLE * Close to Home'. yourflchjevefllents Grads ;: 5t0 - - Ph. 2224707 + CONGRATULATONS - - - -, • * - * SanfcrdChurch • Fine Shoes for the Entire Family Ct C TO SAN FOR V" - $01 W. 22nd Sfrost, Sanford WUuu . - ' "i SHOE STORE - WWI W class of - G" - • + Fox Gbd Say AIII PRINTING- COMPANY INC. IIU Ph. 322-2581 "WSIl done" with Something from our fashion a cosmetic collect • Sanford lal + • ' • - • f - 'BEAUTIFULLY GIFT BOXED PERFUMES COLOGNES, ETC. +, Here's Wishing You M,jch Success + world awaiting all - GIV& Her A * * - __ Fine Job You've Done — as :.. - * * "O° '.ttiu t - + 11111 - + ••.. • - - . 'I, * • • - •- Ø$I'% -- • - ,.. • - . * - • ': * • 'q•f' - - - _________ • . ' S _____ _____ -' r- / With a rugged defense led by Morgan Smith and the running taLnts of Reggie Branch and Joe Baker the Tribe added allimportant first place pigskin points in the race for the all. conference all-sports trophy. Women's sports at Seminole took a major turn to the top dulng 1979-80. Mixing the ta len ts of several impressive sophomores and the exprience of returning Juniors and seniors, the Lady Seminoles copped the district softba ll champio nship, came on strong in bas ketball and enjoyed a very successful volleyball • • - . . • . • _____ • r - - . - -• -. • * - - - ___ lJ $trongdf or ts were turned thby the track and tennis and the weighthfting team added more prestige to Seminole's - 11111 JOE - season was no doubt Sanford's Fighting Seminoles. Bill Payne's squads put together a 31-3 slate that included the Rotary and Outlook Section 8 championships that got the Seminoles to the state tournament in Lakeland. jlcIm / • .' _______ 11111-.- I liripti - - kJ;*%.lJ • . -- - lT.yI At left, Theresa — . ____________ - - Behrens of the District 9 champion Lady Seminole softball team gets set to take a cut. At right, Seminole - I, • copped firstplace ln - the 220 yard dash at the county track impeet, rftibe track squad. ** - --..•.. -. • • F. 11 HEATkRS , • - - - • • - ! hIllV MS. + _____ - - - • - - - Jk L - . ________________________ - -- - - Tait $0 . ..' . y Siminole County. :The names of Bruce McCray, David Thomas, Reggie Butler, Glenn Stambaugh and Keith Whitney along wi th the sup- $ II * • &.•.-,. ____ + -_- • - SINCEIVO Ill L PARK - - •8 PLUMBINP G Sanford Then there were the Juniors, 'getting ready for 1 81. NamesW Dee Dee Hogan, Liz Galm. Patty Caruso, Robbin experiences lie ahead. WWre proud of the on the Downtown Lakefront * or her own unique, once-in.a-lifetjme ight ng Semi* noles Complete Super Sports Year i!I1I MONROE HARBOUR MARINA • ....-, - ) ___ vnuri young AL Fashion Look Our Pride And Respect For The - - + And Happin4ss You've Earned --------- I ____ challenges you're sure to meet the - + - ___ accomplishments you have achieved up till now .... and Sven prouderof the * + - _______ In your lives a now bigger and better • • * 4: •DESIGNER JEWELRY . I and oH of his classmaf.s There's a challenging and exciting SPORTS COORDINATES on - • - 4 - DAYTIME D RESSES eorge . ' _______________________ - T * • 1180 - - • - A f + ••• - / i 201E.' FIRST ST.,SANFORD - The year also sa" w the "Fantastiks" produced by- the thespians and a broadway-variety show produced by the music department. There were individual club banquets, election of next year's officers and all the private get-togethers that make + skits and other feslli'Iflbs - porting cast will remain etched in the Tribe's history books for sons to come following their 31-3 performance. Seminole High made a sweep of the "big two" when Jerry Posey's football Seminoles battled through a tough Five Star sea Conference season to emerge as conference and district champs before bowing out to Merritt Island in regional playoff • - - * Simply super," sums up Seminole High School's sports picture for the 1979-80 season. Most notable among the many athletic accomplishments of the Fighting Seminoles came d$iring the basketball season. :Under head coach Bill Payne the Tri be broke record after record, winning more games and advancing farther in state playoff competition than any other prep squad in the history of - - VOICE "LOV' E ' S - - ... S Basketball Squad Breaks * --k - . 'g. -. --" which featured a bonfire, - Numerous School Records You have mad. us proud ci can b.l 16. • I ~W t RigI2 S '80 throughout Florida and tiv-- banquet was the intimate assembling of the class of '80 from Seminole High School. i - * 322.2910 . - - ê I - - •'--- class. * 0 finish out the Y wa s ribution o f securing caps and gowns for the big day. But Grad Nite and the Senior Class Banquet would come guarding a row of stairs. Above, - "' + to Carlos DeAlba, Phyllis Grissom, Johnny Kennedy, Michelle Roy and Jere Smith of Seminole; Randy Rawlings olDe Land and your classmates of the 1980 Graduating - - - - ri MARK Class / All t rema i ned ye arbook signing, Club members paint the rails Regina Butler and Gina Jones were &OWD 221 Magnolia Ave. .. and queen. Future plans were on each seniors mind. Grad Nite was a congregation of all members of the class of Best Wishes LYMAN * Intàract Peip Rally, which was held Nov. * - .- students prepare for the Homecoming, - - - - + $ * . - THE •UWWWIl ** .- - Sanford + TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF i,so For TI,. Gradvat•I BOOK * 10atient Therapy 91E.$t. + covers, plain and thumb deed _I V! - At left, Seminole High School '"where your friends are" + May Your Future Be Filled With Success. 6wharwoft - 315 S. French Ave, 3224m, Sanford Hard Gifts - - "Where Quality Is No Accident" Congratulations and Bartlett, FamilIar Quotations Great - central Florida locatlonS our homes are closer than m•$avrv$ . Soon it as time to prepare for prom night. Se niors were incredulous at how fast their last year of high sch ool has pas. David SiWth and Tracy Reynolds were crowned prom king Auto Glass Seat Cover Co. Now,vAth 9convenient te -• - + CIENTn and be proud! Random House - - diplomas in hand. • America n Heritage Dictionaries World Dictionarks With spring in the air, the Interclub sponsored Sadie Hawkins Day and Bill Wilkins made a record 146 laps during the "pedal for prom" event, -• Wishing You All The Best In Your Future Endeavors.. Now's a time to celebrate e + Spirit peaked for Homecoming Nov. 16, when Regina Butler and Gina Jones were crowned. Fireworks, a bonfire, skits and other festivities brightened the event. - . - . -Bat + * Calendars were published. -- - - -- ______ - + S But class spirit, according to some seniors, was low until W., AIRPORT BLVD. 3234120 FM '1 honors. -+ - -4 -* some students oi)on themselves to "raid" DeLand High School before a game. OF ____ - • '. - SANFORD PH. 322-522 • . . - - . + 311 E. FIRSTST. Is to be given. were year's highlights. . - - The "scalp" teasn raid elevated Seminole school spjrlt it deflated DeLand. Whichever, DeLand lost. just two of the Maier you - . . , A'792 . - - . ,-*'*- The last of the senior pictures were taken and class rings were ordered. Sports enthusiasts talked about the chances of the footbailteam. I - and the Bong Show .. I, with the usual routine — the turbulent "arena" scheduling and -getting setUedünoclasses. - The Brain Bowl * -* • - h busy - -. school calendar. - - - •; •-.n 14 The school year began for seniors at Seminole High School an upcoming enf - 'I HOME FURNISHINGS * + p 001 study plans for WE BEGIN OUR NEW LIFE IN SANFORD AS YOU BEGIN YOURS I - ,.,• School students* An Cr.w $ - * Seminole High . Sanfo.rd, Florida An Equal Accass/Eciva, )pportumtv Community ColI.ue - we l l + 1118 phone 323-1450 or 843-7001 or visit SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE think it's a job Graduation from high school marks the beginning of your support to your Community, to 11 IA V - Cku of 180 YEAR. ion '"' on u IN ' THE :.980 hd happy life ahead Good luck to you out - 323.0420 Term 11 and filled with best 5f 603 W.2lthSt. erm I Registration JuIV8,1980 We're proud of you, DuPont Paintand Fiberglas Rlns - SEMINOLE COMMUNITY-COLLEGE I II GRADS Thursday, June 3, 19$0-3 SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Seminole Students Enjoy Busy year at CLASS OF 180 AMP Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. Adventures In E ducation _ Five Star Conference Coach of the Year Jerry Posey (above) Poled the 'footbati -' ___ * - ----- :...... - - - --- -------------- -.-*.--*- + -- �* - - 1 r - - -- - - - • ________ - * S - June 5, 1980 Hall of Fame SeWor Awards were presented to students who excelled in one or more of 15 areas of study. These awards are Juhe Boston and Lance Abney. The Anchor Club received. the Outstanding Service Club presented to students who have excelled not only in the - States to be awarded a prestigious four-year Spencer W. Kimball S c ho I a r s h i p to Brigham Young University in Provo, Award, while La Gente took the honors as Outstanding Area. Interest Club. her aca demic awards included the Pil ot Auxiliary Scholar ship, awarded to Ca thy Debose, and the U.S. Air Force R.O.T.C. Scholarship, awarded to June t te McBqde. The Seminole Communi ty College Board of, Trustees Scholarship went to Greg Clause, while Junette-- McBryde also Utah. lie is Linda CuPic and Laura BernOskY won the U.D.C. and D.A.R. American History Awards, respectively. Citizenship awards went to WPh=Ore3 Angela Barley, Laura Bnjce, Jamie Jesm*, Carmel Lodge, April Morris and Pickens. - -. - Eye 312J."11141 T - call aini for - I ~~V'RF, Tibbets 322-1562 _________________ 810 FRENCH AVE. PH. 322.775 SANFORD - to . * &P 4rAd I vy * - ______ 678-2000 - - Sanfori- . -- _ * _ I !_. -L Is - - : a- . 1 - : - * • a '.. - a Elabeth CALENDAR OF inis - - F1 ____ to come. ! f . I (!J BUI&ttyjock AthTiIiil A S VING ENERGY - . " - TODAY - - - 4. CLASSof I I has brought you a long way! The diploma you are - Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal... congratulations' We're proud of you' .SANFORD • MAITLAND .LONGWOOD .11 ' 80 - This isyourbIgdaytrds Enjoy Itineveryway. - - - go Mord 810 DIP S Ivv' 41. : : 4)SCealsr ___ , - W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs -=42N - . S - _ , a - - WE'RE ON - of the ninth YEAR In a rebuilding season, Brian Abner led the . * &kes 7 ________________________ and Mitch Englander paced the basketball squad. TRINITY PREP and received a a ', - Close to Florida - . - Home' --- !. : : - - - - Now,wlth9convenlent Central Florida locations - - a-- - - - - - - - - - our homes are , -- - closer than - a FUTURE SUCCESS 0 Saint's baseball team to a 6-11 mark while J. T. Burnett - YOUR "FLAGSHIP Barnett, Ann Kurth, Allison Saintsand the men's squad Millotes and David PoIituicz upswing at the I nutty Lanier, Caroline Kirland and copped the conference shine. campus with a outig squad Cindy McDonald, the Lady championslup, placed second Cay Nfurray and Nlelissa Imasting entire lineups (if Saints ran away with the in district and sixth in th Woodflian led (lie women's 'ieturners for next season conference, district and state state. The distaff cros#ssoftball teani to the con- while girl's volleyball exchampionships. co untry team won its second lerence dainpionsiuips and a periericed an off year despite. The men's track squad was state title as well as con- second I)iat district showing. good efforts front (ay Murray equally impressive, notching ference and district chainand Dawn Faylor . the conference title, placing pionsIps. Th e men s swim team, second in the district and In a rebuildi ng season Brian sparked by the steady perfinishing third in the s ta te Abner led the Sa int's baseball formance of Robert Neville Feb. 29 Sadie Hawkins Dance May17 ...........................Juniorenior Prom 3 ..........................Spring choral concert June 12,8p.m ........................... Awards Nist - * a : : Th.sfrat.qic move is to tell it in everto :5.- - - tIHraldBUsinuRebew. - - * - •: awardeid individual trophies when they The Trinity Preparatory behind top performers tearn toa 6.11 inark while School Saints spelled sports Tommy I*e, Paul McNulty Burnett and Nlitch Englander teatil rebuilt around the success during 1979-80 with a and Jim Mikiiell. paced the basketball squad. strong showing of 1-:1sbett, capital 1 7" for track. Cross country was also a A tough football campaign Walker. Paced by runriers like Mary successful venture for the saw [Irian Abner, George Tennis appeared oil tile * RARJK : . - ,: CALL 322.2611 Evefl1ng - •UItPNS _1 u - Th modeIassroom buiIdg graces the 100 acre camp of - - A with op Track Honors - ................. "HMSP1nore"(mjcal) W State, S ,• Sai "nts Run Harvard, PrIniceton, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Florida, Southern Method* Trinity of San Antonio, Wellesley, Mount Holyoke, BANKING 340N.Orlando BrantMySquarephaza represents a goal well met receiving - "rSANFoRD HEATING 41 AIR CONDITIONING I Elephant strides through the District Members of thisyar's duaUngc1aaveij 'acceptances m following colleges and universities Your dfligence ' Many,manyrnora - anperbr rating in state compeUUo HATS OFF I L Sept.5 ............................First dayofclasses Nov. 10 --------------------------------- Homecoming Nov. 13 ....................."Tom Sawyer" (musical) Dec. 22 .................Christmas inthe marketplace Dorsey Fenner and David Ludwig, seniors at Trinity, received the highest rating poasible in duet musical acting at the state thptan competition which was held at .University of South Florida onMarthflto29. WM immA ___ ,•;* Men Second In congressional o -' - - ' COMMENCEMENT: 9 a.m. June 14 KEY SPEAKER: U.S. Rep. BW Nelson Na tional Honor S ciety are. Brian Dwight ors in Seni Joshua Eric Corey, Dorothy Hardie Fenner, Caroline UUe 'Kirkland (prlde), Thomas Malcolm McNeffl Jr., Pau Michael Malty, Laura LoIUlly,ffl Lynn Noyes and kndy Jack It's your day to shins Gradsi Havea Trinity rep a mascot Me Marching homecoming parade. - BACCALAUREATE: 8 p.m. June 13 - 1980 GRADS MV W HEADMASTER: T'he Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay NUMBER 70 __ • S - . _- t i L_ - Fad Sheet Society members are: Laura Lei Lilly and Joshua Eric Corey. • * -, - 't4 2413S,FnchAve. - - /ll NEXT DOOR TO JCPENNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA - -- - - Senior Headmaster's Council members include: Eric Ohiwiler, president; George Millo tes, vice president; Allison Lanier, secretary; and Gil Tenzer, treasurer. -, I OK TIRE STORE TO %,. Trinity Preparatory Elsbeth Lewis Walker. . Her C6ssmgft -' POP Each delegation of students (2,OOostudentarepresenting 140 high schools from 26 states and territories) was assigned a nation to represent and to act as ambassadors and persuade others to their national vi"Lnt. Trinity delegates represented two nations, Libya and Argentina. The students were also Involved in activities including visits to the embassies and a tour of the Whi te House. Commended students in 25th annual Mt Scholarship Program are: Ann Elizabeth Kurth, i Lilly , * Sanford AN of !I • High Schools from throughout the United states were in. vited to attend the conference and Trinity Preparatory school is one of the three Florida high schools which has attended for Four of Its seniors were sen-d-finallsti in the 1960 National rit Scholarship Program. They are John Chambliss Lacambra, Amy Scott Lowndes, and David Gerald Ludwig. YOUR ACHMEMEAT J : On - And j . ii Abby Wolfe. - Trinity Prepara tory School has always strived for a standard of excellence in scholarship and leadership for its - PH. 322J480 - students. SUCCESSFUL DON "S SHOES - m * FUTURE BE BRIGHT, LONG AND - - Sophomores Gary Crayton, Becky 1-lorton, John Thomas, . S Prep Sen iors Comme ed * * * * * -* * * * * * * * * - * MAY YOUR - •. I 1 1~ . Josh Corey and Gil Tenzer, seniors, were Trinity's the past five I two resolution makers on tile Political and s program was held through the of fices of the Security Committee of the nation's largest model Georgetown interna tional Rela tions Associa tion, a group of United Nations. Georgetown students studying for careers in international - - - here Grads. May your future hold man Y more rewards. . '.. I ,~i id 1CW * * *• * * You've got what It takft ' i __ - Juniors: Caker Andress, Jackie Barnett, Susan Dye, Danny GOIwYn, Jimmy MWOtes, Stacey Plater, Lynda Prince, .:.) - WVY= SPRINGS ..— I 2619S. French Ave. . you've worked so long and hard for is - 4 322i512 101 F. 25th kires, &mford - Uigh Pirino, Gil Termer. . - Anthony Foury and 401 Hwy. 43 WfrrSpri, Homecoming Queen Jackie McClosky starred in this year's Trinity homecoming parade. Seniors: Brian Abner, Bruce Albertson, Mary Barnett,* Josh Corey, Nancy Ecklund ', Laura Hansen, Ann Kurth, Tom Lee, C . - OMCE . [RINI D.C. ORANGE/SEMINOLE CABLEVISION ffir - .. Georgetown University's 17th Annual North American' Invitational Model United Nations Feb. 21 to in Washington, - L I 13 - Cas - Tha t e hal day - • - - 1 -- SANFORD Om - S St du andtakoa bow. Your performance has merited you a diploma. Lots of luck I SANFORD ROBERT "BOB" TIBBETS ••__•_•_••••__ MAIN OFRCE FMS / f / RADUATE co - 1391 I/I i -, ki Electric Co. [•I(I.i Amo F From 3 Locations: • de - Sanford tropic bank Serving You , Trinity, acted as faculty moderator for the Trinity delegates . -, -. Twenty-6even Trinity Preparatory School students acted as legates to t he na tion's largest model Uni ted ation at - AFIIL r~ ito E Firs t a.rd of seminole - - . . E.C. HARPER, JR. 1', waidrolxsi •• • - . "r - ' - '- - ..- . —_ -.-_ have a great day CCICI)t Iii . SO Many OPPOrtunitles lie ahead. Success SI rabilarkM, SINCE 1S5 day, You are the Mtar. Hope you. All II1UIHIII1HIIIHHIIQIIIIIIIIHUIIJIUIUIUUHUISIIIIIIHIIUHRIIIIIIUUIUIUII - it the stars. But to. - May 22 ................................. Awards Night ..............; .........Baccalaureate June 7 I 27 Delegates MORTUARY fliO Pine Ave 322-5212 Sanford - omorrow, you 322-0172 - S Doors Are Open - '5 hope all your teams come trual EUNICE WILSON & STAFF . Grad Night ,. & . - solid foundation to build on. We BALANCING, TIRE ROUNDING MUFFLER SYSTEMS LIFETIME GUARANTEE ____________________________________ 7OSB FRENCH AVE. SANFORD ............ - Your diploma gives you a - 420 S. FRENCH AVE. GOODYEAR AND FIRESTONE TIRES FRONT END ALIGNMENT SERVICE BRAKE RELINING PORZI REALTY te Broker CALENDAROFTHEYR Aug.27 day ofchool Nov 16 .........................M '''•' eco ( football) Feb.19 ..:mecoming ( ba5ketball) dMissSelnole High School Contest 1. Skip Day ..' with the top 10 seniors at Seminole High School in 1980. ________________________________________ a re - 1 E 322-4147111 - '- -. - Founded in 1966,Trinity Preparatory School is regarded as regular wOrship in the chapel as well as courses in theology. one of Florida's Outstanding college preparatory schools. The Headmaster the Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay, assistant Trinity is affiliated with the Episcopal Chur ch . Its founders headmaster the Rev. H. Benton Ellis and academic dean, th and Present trustees, students and faculty represent a wide Ronald All re Episcopal priests. e variety of faiths. , . The campus is one of the beauty spots of central Florida. I More than half of Trinity's faculty have mas r a degrees. master's - There are more than 100 acres and mo re than a mile of They are selected from Parts of we country. lakefront on the scho'a two lakes. Individual help is built into Trinity sched ule. e faculty Trinity is a co-ed day school with 38D students in grades 7-12 is concerned and available, not only to help the student having who commute fr om a smile radius. There is a faculty-student di fficul ty, but to gi ve guidance and direction to the student ratio of one to 10. capable of doing athranced scholastic work. There is a facultyDesigned to help prepar e the student for college, the Trinity student ratio of one to 10. curriculum also 4rJudes drama, art and music. The school has Trinity is accredited by the Florida Council of Indepen~dent theater group called "The Trinity Players." The music Schools. On the occasion of its five-year accreditation review program offers choir, chorus and band. the executive secretary of the Florida coun~il said: "In my 17 There is a range of student activities, Including newspaper, years of accrediting schools,.1 have never seen a stronger yearbook, literary magazine, pa nt." Trinity" s science departnwnt is In addition Owe is photography, acolytes and cheerleaders. recognized as one I the finest in Florida The nportance of a person's spiritual an d moral life is the Trinity's library is one of the newest and most beautiful of - real reason for Trinity's istence and provision is made for any day school in the coun try. - poses [ads, SANFORD TIRE AND MUFRER aNTER SPEAKER: Rev. Clement J. Kuhns - quo - Class of '80 PRINCIPAL: Don T. Reynolds NUMBER GRADUATING: 462 BACCALAUREATE: 7 p.m. June 6 COMMENCEMENT: 9 a.m. June 7 S o * Congrats, 1980 Grads Seminole - • a recipient. • - Irene Brown (second from left on the Good Luck Seminole Fact Sheet - - -. - C j I --S-- . .' ,j - ..• - . . . , Linda Cupic, Mike Gaudreau, Steve Grace, Robert Guy, Kim Harvey and Tracey Reynoas won Junior citizenship awards, Senior citizenship awards went to T Bar lay, Greg Oausen,JoBmmley, Liz Galm. Art Wooff and Reg is ' only minimum of $1,500 per year btit may be as m uch as $2,500 per year, depending upon -. 1 .— -s'- recipient of the award from Florida. Each physical education; Long Doan for science; Terri Richardson for social studies; Jeff Miller for technical arts; and Mark McIntosh for general scholarship. Recipients of the Mu Alpha Theta Math Contest awards were 1HIIII1IIIUIIIIJIIIIIIIIPUVIUI 1 - '- rini . .. S scholarship to the 12 young men and 12 young women is for a award. Thursday, June 5,)S 9$5 —. - f ' -- . A - - - - - - Prymus Jenkins, Pat Harrison, Tins Sjoberg, Jason Nyros, - _______ - RATORY _SCHOOL TRINITY PREP ... - languages; Della for drama; Karen Smons for foreign won the General Mike Meadors Dynamics Achievement Scholarship. Benton for home economics; David Pilcher Robin Nooney was named the Most Valuable Staffer of "The f or mathematics; Mike Link for mechanics; Allen Shelton for Sem in ole," Seminole High School's student newspaper, while Instrumental music; Patti Jacobs and Reginald Branch for Long Doan and David Pilcher. Kevin Kell received the Phi Mu Alpha Musicla nship - S - Evening Herald &HeraldAdveI,er, Sa nford, F - l_ Tracey Kroll received the Kappa Kappa Pal Musicianship Branch. award. Long Doan and Audrey Stallworth received the Tern Richardson was recipient of the Daughters of the Excelencia en Espanol award. American Revolution Good Citizen Award and other citizenDavid Pilcber was recipent of the Bausch and Lomb Science ship awards went to Mark McIntosh, Eloise Williams and Allen award and A.S.C.E.T. Contest winners were Bonnie Aibright, Shelton. Allen Cahi ll, Mike Bennett and Emil Reyn ante. Regina BuUer received the R.A. Allen Award. DIANE Service awards were presented by the various classes and PETRYK student government sponsors to their outstanding workers. These class winners were sophomore James Anderson, - David T. Pilcher junior Tracy Reynolds and seniors Mike Meadors and Beth (above) of Seminole Freeman. The Student Government Service Award went to High School is one of Mark McIntosh. the 24 outstanding high Teacher. Jeff Siskind received the Principal's Award school seniors from presented by Principal Don T. Reynolds fot' his Outstanding contribution to the young people of Seminole County. across the United classroom, but also in the application of their acquired skills in the subject area. The honorees, inducted by the facul ties of the vari ous departmen ts, were: Zacha ry Dunbar for English and vocal m usic; William - Hendrix for agriculture; Pam Hill for business education; S — - - The best of the class of 80 were honored May 22 at the Annual Awards Assembly at Seminole High School. Highlighting the event was the announcement of the top 10 seniors in academic standing. Irene Brown of Flagship Bank presented "Top 10" awards to David Plicher, Mark • McIntosh, Glenn Stambaugh, Thresa Braceland, Long Doan, Melinda Bagwell, Pam Hill, Denise Martin, Cathy Unberger and Zachary Dunbar. Voting among themselves, the top 10 students chose David Plicher and Theresa -Braceland to be speakers for graduation. Mark McIntosh and David Piicher were also presented an award from Wayne Albert of First Federal Savings and Loan - of Seminole for maintaining 4.0 scholastic averages. Kimberly Jean Harvey was named Star Stud ent of the junior class, an award presented by Jack Homer of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ' - - - - Best Of'80 Receive Honors At SerninoIeHigh , - . 4— Evening Hald er & Herald Ad Advertiser,urday, _ Th - I Trinity &~CRY 0*80" 0 -- - - �- - . - - 13 —.—b TL 6--Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, June 3,ifl Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. LY -MAN HIGH SCHOOL Lyman G d Leave With Fond Memories Lyman. Athletes In his second season as head football coach Bill Scott piloted the Lyman High School Greyhounds to a very successful 6-4 slate and made the Rotary - . .. ra $ tMemorIesI I was the theme of the senior prom for Lyman High School's ciass of 1980, held this year at the Contemporary Hotel at Walt Disney Wocld. More than 300 seniors and their dates attended the prom on April 18. Mottoof the event was,"We have learned to follow, now It's time to lead," and the flower chosen was the white rose. The song was, "This Is IL" Grad night was held on May 17 at Walt Disney World. Baccalaureate services are scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday at the school's gymnasium with Rev. Patrick Caverly, pastor of St. Mary-Magdalen Church, Altamonte Springs, as guest speaker. Commencement exercises will be held at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Lyman Stadium. The theme selected for Homecoming Week was, "There's No Stopping Us Now!" The award-winning float for Homecoming was lxillt by the Keyettes on the theme. The second place float was built by the Civinettes and the band won third place. - I.,. - —.- - 1 - .- - - / * e non, Neal Gillis and Jeff Nelson leading the way. wi munity College.. Swimming, tennis and track continued to be strong suits for the Greyhounds as the completed nning seasons d challenged for ithe district and When it came to scoring points, Lyman's Maria 8mith' ot the call in leading the Lady Greyhound 4 ball out of th gate quickly and enjoyed a winning slate points a game and came on as one of the best while chasing Lake Howell and DeLand all year for pla)ers ifl the area, earning a scholarship ticket to scoreboard. Seminole Community College. the Five Star diamond crown, eventually bowing Lyman followed up its pigskin prowess with a -gut in'tile.district tournament to Seminole. .JII iwit uwjeu rive iar piicning ana the Greyhounds who also notched a highly sue-Behind coach Tom Lawrence the Lyman squad sparkled in the field allseason, eventually winning cesslul wrestling and soccer season to boot during perlenced and up and down season with Sam himself baseball scholarship to Valencia Corn- 'the 79-80 sports campaign. JOE DeSANTIS Sehleqrs Realize 'Nowlts Time To Lead - Show Prowess a Audie Cl eveland -providedGreyhound fans with plenty of breakaway plays and points on the 411 1 -'. Thursday, June S. 1NO-7 At left, Lyman High School buseball.players iii . - - 4 -. and'Bob Parker (below) ip represented the L 0 Greyhound dlamondmen on - the Five Star . cl - Conference 1980 Pw armual flag football game during Homecoming saW. the juniors defeat the senior girls for the first time in six years. The score was 14-12. , -- - - Winners In the skit night performances were Keyettes, first, Trl.Hl-Y, second, and HI Y, third. The Lyman choruses participated In the District Choral Festival at Seminole Community College on Feb. 29-March 1. A choir or an individual must earn a superior rating to go to state competition. Superior ratings were earned by Lyman's Concert Choir, Greyhound Singers, Barbershop and Tom Bess and Lori Smerilson for student conducting; Karen Banard and Susan Hogle in serious solos; Gloria Broadbent ,and Susan Hogle In serious ensembles; Karen Pegues, Paula Pell, Jess Fry, Maggie Kelly and Carol Root In special category solos; and Maggie Kelly and Sharon Stanley In special category ensemble. - '. - . - - -- - ' - All -&.-.' team, Other area ~. . stars name a to i A. d La P4114- the team were E. LYM li . •:.-: / 1/ .. - 11 Lake Brantley's Doug Dershimer, - -- Lake HqwelI's - Ban Murray and -State competition was held at the University of Florida In - _ all-conference - - do Gainesville May 8 to 10. Superior ratings were earned by the ... pp, £UUI D3, Susan .. ziogie, Fry, Maggie Kelly and Sharon Stanley. . -, _..... . -. - .' . . . Bärvy Stockwell Gloud, the one-act "A Pair of Lunatics" received an exmUent The Lyman Symphonic band participated In the American rating, Nadine -Brown received a superior rating for her Music Festival in Nashville, Tenn. de from p ~Y'ng at thf monologue, and Ed Cavarlaugh received an excellent for his Grand Ole Opryhouse, it also had, tife chance'to tour'the. city. pantomime. At state 6mpetitim in Tamps, Miss Brown Some side trips included Opryland, the Capitol, 0 the p ar" received an excellent rating for her monologue. and Seminole's W iti John Blair, the director, said it was "one of the best band trips we've ever taken." I Organizations The Keyettes of Lyman were one of only two clubs nation. wide to participate in the Reading Is Fundamental program.'. The Dram& Club and Thespian Troupe at Lyman has been active this year with the staging of its two annual productions. First, the Theater Departmnt put on three one-act plays, which Included "This Way to Heave," a 'comedy-fantasy; "Sorry, Wrong Number," a murder- mystery; and "Curse You, Jack Dalton," a melodrama. They were presented as a Lyman High School's senior class conducted numerous activItI.s th roughout the year. To accomplish Its many objectives, the class relied on' th. strong leadership of class officers Tom Callan (above left), president; Drew Goeuai (above right), vice president; Tamara Schweizer (helio left), triasurer; and Kim. Page, secretary. trilogy. 4 The club raised $600 through a Rock-A-libion at me doubled the amount raised and f $1,800. , The club, w the help of Dede Schaffner, selected thousands books which were distributed to the students on two different distribution days. Each child received one book . -. . . âf - ' VLSIL The second production was a murder- mystery, "Murder on Center Stage." presentell later in the yew. Lyman Thespian Troupe 2= attended district and state Ke"ttes recillIvIllid , =AftwhL Its parUcipation in the reading program. — DONNA ESTEA;,7. Outstanding Students Honor Bobby Wells. - . . Lyman High School Seniors received numerous awards and the Year Award; Jane Dickinson, the Future Businew Leaders recognition from colleges and civic organizations during the of America Scholarship Award, and Timothy Smith, the 1979-80 school year. Foreign Language Department award for French. Senlors honored at the annual academic awards ceremonies, Also, Carolyn Farley, the Foreign Language Department on May 20 were: Award (Spanish); Lourdes Tanuyan, the Susan M. Kalllna Scott Clary,Seminole Community College Board of Trustees Memorial Award (German); Scott Gage, the Vocational Scholarship; Anthony Brooks, Teresa Grimes, Kelvin Johntechnical Award for Electronics; William Lally, the son, Russ Sibley, and Glenn Tyndall, the Seminole Community Vocational Technical Award for Auto College Vocational Achievement award; Scott Kirkpatrick, Loftis, the Vocational Technical Award Mechanics and Joe for Air Conditioning. theMartySteinScholarshlp;scottGage,MarkTei.ry,Naval Also, RusaSibley the Vocational Technical Award for ROTC Scholarship; Richard Murdock, the Air Force ROTC Carpentry; Scott Clary, the Vocational Technical Award for Scott - - Scholarship; Kathleen Godfrey, the Longwood-Winter Springs Drafting; Ten Odom, the Home Economics Department Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. Outstanding Student Award; Also, Sandra Kanavel, the Aid Association For Lutherans De partment Award; Tanya Richard Murdock, the math the Science Depart. Scholarshi p; Tanya Guerriere, the Disney Founda tion College ment Award; Tom Bess, the CGuerniere, horus Department Award; Scott Scholarship Program; Sara Burdick, Scott Clary, and Diane Kirkpatrick, the John Phillip Sousa Award; Laurie Dempsey, Mi ller, the American Society of Certified Engineer's Award; the Drill Tea m Award; and Joy Cumbaa; the Art Department PhI1I ta1cup, the Florida Chamber of Commerce Star Award. Student Award; Tom Callan, the Daughters of the American Also, Theresa Bender, Cindy Beresheim, Monique Revolution, Good Citizenship Award and the Social Studies McLaughlin, Renaud 011ver, Patty Pratt, Cynjjth Department Award; Mike Lugening, the Drama Department Whittington and Mike Zajkowaki for the Scholarship Art Award and Megan Wall, the English Department Award. Award; and CLssy Whittlngton, Madeline Bechtold, Katherine Also, P.J. Merkle, the Writing Award; Kathleen Godfrey, Burkett, Carolyn Cray, Sandra Kanavel, Corilas Knowles, the Business Education Department Outstanding Student Barry Nelson and Matthew WaUacefor BrainBowlAward. Award; Luz Orellano, the Distribu ti ve Education Student of — DONNA EST - - - 1_ - Tanya- Gu.rrl.r.' Scoff Gag., - - ' William Lally, Kathleen Godfrey, ara B urdi ckL, UUFUICR, . - - - ., -- Seniors Class of '80 were' Karen Stanley and Tom Callan: Miss and Mr. Lyman - - -.- (IS Lyman's Neal Gillis was often the offensive spark for the basketball ;re%'hoiinds. - ,. ------ - . - - ' . ; - - - . - ror a - %Super - - . - -- I ' - - - . £ mi, 1w, - - -, - £ 'u,tire. SPRAGUE P G U____________________ E ELECTRIC CO m n - r I' conigr'ttulit ions ! We're proud of you, -- First rench • SANFORD AITIAIJr M flu LMIu I I k - \'our diligence and perseverance lhi'C brought V0U to your goal _- - _____ --_____ - yours , - - - Central Florida locations our homes are closer than everto - - ____ Now, wIth 9 convenient -. - - - -- - - ---- - -- -- ' . - - 'I Extends sincere - - to Home! -' - - wishes to the Class of '80 ,, ' ' • - - •' , - emain - . !,t - SPROGUE I T _________ __________ .• i_________________ - .' - I -----------------i ------- - - - - I aptxg ClOet & 1-4, Longwood 830-9779 434 W • - R .i.l(gWuu,, ,I. vtwtge LYMAN . Page, secretary. High School. Officers of the Student Council are Tony McArthur, Tamara Schwelzer and David McLellan: friendliest pr ealdant; Mike Addison, vice president; Chris Connell, — Michelle Morrison and Tom Calian: most likely to suc- secretary and Dana HndT5Ofl tflUUf$'. ceed. Selected Homecoming queen was Alunia VItlello. Miss - Missy Per kins and Alan Wiglnton: most attractive. Vitiello was involved In varsity football cheeijeadlng and Is a — Kim Page and John North: most sincere. insinber of the Keyettes and Spanish Club. —TonyMcArthur andSusan H.:most dapJabIe ay, — — Richard Murdock and Us Lorenz: most Intejilgent. Shwon Stanley, Km Stanley, Komi Smith and C4krd Denert, Jeff Meyers and Maria Smith: most athletic. The class 01 '80 top academic students at Lyman Tanya -Greg Theophilus and Karen Stanley: most schcol spirit Guerriare, Elizabeth Laws, Mark W. Terry,are Michelle — Mike Addison and Sharon Stanley: wi ttiest — Carl McKnight and Joy CQUARafmost talented. Tamara Sthwelmr. . LONGWOOD VILLAGE JEWELERS - — . -' honored, - — - State Rd. -'- - Graduates of 1980 .. Joy Cumbaa Officers of the class of'80 areTomCallan, president; Drew Goebal, vice president; Taznara &hweiz.r,treasurer and Kim - .' _ -' Selected as senior su perlatives by the Lyman High School - :-. ' - Tom Cauuon, Lux Or.Ila'-" Tom Bess, and Mike . Zajkowakl were ' - - "' • -.t•- . - H :% We salute you THE MARCH OF DIMES —. 1 . LONGWOOD - - -* - electronics division P.O.80X1076.LONGw000,rL.32750 - Hwy. 17-fl & 434 Center 434 Brantley Square Plaza Hwy 436 Altamonte Springs &i I - -- 340 N Orlando . orarve Cie wA s. . - - - • A Lyman ridder hits the (ralnln Dillow In nrenaratlnn fnr during Lyman's successful 64 football season. PHONE 339.3011 -- - ç At right, 11 - - -:- - he 'most attractive - - - -- -. - - - -. seniors by their class. . . •-' --' . N C;1 Lir I -iDt 'TLly ciao 6.6 You, the 1980 Grad, Are the Pride and Future of our Country. - CaKg?ULLLL&LLIOJA F .dkA,64 , UM, MI success... and Alan Wiginton members of - your future Missy Perkins (left) were chosen as No living thing Is bigger The great mammal attains than the blue whale. Its 150 tons 35 times the tongue alone weighs 3'/i tons. weight of an elephant. LAKE BRANTLEY here's to Ce q CL '80 IT141F. Aft N P Above, Tom Callan (left) and Karen Stael.y win elected as Mr. and Miss Lyman Nigh Scho9I by their classmates In a special election as part of the senior superlatives actIvIfIig. - --__--:. -'- .------- -- -: - - - PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Ph. 322.2581 - - 1 0.1 110 221 Magnolia 1) - Ave. - Sanford od Office ll8ffDouglas Road Altamonte Springs Forest City Office 888W. 436 Forest City M FEC 1;11 ~ Im T i,r "i~ mv Ja cobs on'S Sun Bank of Seminole, NA. Main Office 2O5ESemoran Blvd. Fern Park Akarnorite Mall Office 451 Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs 111111 ili~ • -Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 - Winter Park - North Palm Beach Sarasota �a a - / fb - ç - Thursday, June 5, 1980 S tiP rd Fr- V - T1'ME'bb HIGH SCHOOL i Oviedo Caug ht Footba Feve, nln9Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanfo rd, Fl. r . -_ V i (VIIIV(IV I iiiiti I ,IIIi I - ( V iV V • The perfect regular season play of the football team helped the school take its title as Orange Belt Conference school of the year V V Most of the graduating seniors at Oviedo arrived before Principal Charles Webb, who took the job of heading up the high school three years ago when Keith Stone was promoted to the school district's central office. Oviedo llig School graduates will probably remember their senior year as the season of the undefeated football team, as the Lions progressed to the state semifinals, 0001 - • ' -- . . V . - :, flL-- .' CUSTOM BUILDERS V PH 365.3221 W. 800 D. V V - liii I t. • Lions Pounced - -e,- -- HWY. 426 OVIEDO V VV • '. - • Oviedo high School class orator Mike Ruble will speak at this year's graduation ceremonies, Joined by class president Kathy Eubanks, vice president Lisa Lorenzo, secretary Kim Barncord and treasurer Kathy Gone. VV V V The American Legion award has gone to Howard Isner and Mendi Voska. The Daughters of the American Revolution award was given to Troy Kessinger and the Kiwanis Award to Miss Eubanks. . V V / 4 1 1' 0 Football Title.' Oviedo High School Coach Joe Montgomery's football Lions sent a loud pigskin roar throughout Seminole County arid the entire state of Florida in 1979-80. 0. Long the football laughing stock for years on end, 1)1.i)ers ;:ke Troy Kessinger, Marvin McClennon Mike Scott, Marty ."Neese, Troy Pagels and Sammy Duda made sure the state I:knew about Oviedo as the Lions waltzed through an undefeated keason and reached the regional round of the state playoffs ifore bowing out. ...-. Simply said, the Lions rewrote Oviedo football history in ' going from the Orange Belt Conference's worst-to-first in one season. ll V -. Digger Phillips an d Kbasketball • Lions enjoyed another - winning season and tied Bishop Moore for the Orange Belt Conrence championship before bowing out to the hlorne'ts in , the district tournament. Horace Holland, Troy Kessinger and : Bill Burgess gave the Lions sparklin play all season long to ,keep Oiedo's basketball program on the upswing. Armelia Alexander, a talented sophomore, paved the S.lY for a vastly improved women's basketball team and ill doing so - -- - Pat Lukas won the Oviedo Women's Club award and Robyn Billiard was named Chamber of Conerce Star student. - -, V- V V -. '- 1t"4L RUBLE . - - KAT1I't EUBANKS . — 'I - V You ccf'n be mighty proud and . • V happy that you've earned your diploma. V -V V - . . • Vt • VV I 4 - V - V V t. V .• . V 'V / • LeDe PL - - NTE INCORPORATED / V OVIEDO, I ORIDA - Facing its toughest schedule ever, Ovuedo's baseball squad was forced to grow and improve as the season unfoik'd, making a strong showing in the district tournallient as the season wound don. V Tennis, tack and weightlifting, as well as wrestling, contunued to prosper at the 3:\ campus as 1979-80 appeared to be the year the Lions learned how to win, - JOE l)eSANTIS 4, I LUCKY GRADS' earned all-county honors for herself,. •. V V OFA . FINE BEGINNING r V ;'I ODUAON... -• nFoes, Won Graduation will receive awards for their work. r. 1 . V - Newspaper staff members Nance Bell and Miss Jakubcln Ken \us',u displayed the latest In Halloween 'lIP hurl I .•' V RAZLER Kathy Baumnstark, Wanda French, Jeff Freund,isner, Lonnie Jakubcin and Richie Perkins are finalists in the notary Club Scholarship comoetitian. - - V ., . V . V - . Class Orator Mike Ruble - ( - 'JJe 'I1'rd Iii., % - (5 REAL ESTATE V In the next school year, Oviedo students will have a rebuilt John Courier F(eld t o play on. The work was delayed this year because the district ilidn't have a clear deed to the field, which will belong to the Lions for many years to come—DAVID M. V . IiVV •.. i•4 current seniors were freshmen. Ar Speak - At Let. I fflIIOI . remained fairly unchanged over the past four years. The student body is up to 1,200, 200 larger than it was when the that night.- Then it was off to the University of Central Florida for the homecoming Dance. To V - Other than the change in principals, activities at Oviedo But the seniors will also have memories of the Fall Homecoming Week festivities, as they dressed up in a different costume each day of the week, ending with Orange and Black Day, when students celebrated their school colors. Then there was the festival carnival, followed by the bonfire Kiii Duda, cill(1% Carter. - 111(1 . Irt June S1989 Class of oworked u've hard years and now You've reached your goal, e hope that. \ succesr, tob' with you in -theears to.corne' l,I(,(II,I,flfl/t •V ._ Y : - V V V I , 'VV•VV__ •V' gil V. V )/Ou 9 'V • \ .' V 1 - - •V .•,• - By the,end of the play "A Christmas Carol," Ebenezer Scrooge (Jeff Ventre) found a warm spot In his heart for Tiny Tim (Randy Panke). -' Students V -- - - • Oviedo playing ,, / V -V IA%I d PI ' enjoye V- summer snow c J6 . • V V• •. 4600.. - b •k -- Oct. 15-19 Oct. - ... Homecoming Week ...................Festival-Bonfire Oct. 19 Homecoming Game April 24-25...... ..... ........"It Happens Every Surnmer(play)" April 29 Talent Show May 17 Prom at the \, S . 0 V wirknI hard thvv 10"I cof V - --- V •I - : - i - \ ()',ii tb . (lot itt Itoh iiitl lti'd lititi( tillhr haki'IhaIl I.iotIs 111(0 a hai'i' of (Iii' Urauigi' (kit (ohuhreuI(i . 11th .ill, Itkliop \loorr, • . ______________ . V) up Iliv V JPUD 14vu . mRATEf S thal Vf(V al '.rk. (r;pt - gill In tilt - - NELSON & COMPANY P.O. Box 789—Oviedo--Ph. 365-6631 PVlI fill i,iUI _______________________ Wheeler Fertilizer Co. - Royal Plaza Hotel, Lake Buena Vista May 20 ...... ...... ... ..... Senior Awards Assembly V '•"" Ph. 365-3296 Oviedo Oct. 18 - V - Vr CALENDAR OFflIEYEAR V V V SPEAKER Class Orator Mike Ruble . - - POLI BROS, GRADUATION: 9am. June 7V at John Courier Field .,': - V pine in the world school commons with • V - Good for you! You've reached your goal ... and we wish you all the success and hap-' BACCALAUREATE: 7:30 p.m. June 6 on the high . f I SPEAKER: Rev. Jennings Neeld, First United Methodist Church of Oviedo — V••V ' / - NUMBER GRADUATING: 220 ..,t . - Fact Sheet Campus Life. V ! j', courtesy of -,. fl,llj ( .1)681 V • V V 68 Success To You. - ' W1 sr1 ni ! - Congratulations Class 9 80. H the tJe ji your You've only just begun. CLASS OF 180 emu, OVIEDO SHOPPING CENTER OVIEDO Close to V V V V V W V V V We've really got to hand it to you. Graduates. Your diligence has brought you a long wayl The diploma you are now receiving represents a goal well met, and new exciting challenges still await. We want each V of you to know that your proud community is always behind you with best wishes and support. Good luckl V V . CLASS f 180 - The V f O-M • I Mid, •jV J Btuvut iKi.be o do6 wbni hulA iirii - V V / onsl Jaeobs CITIZENS BANK of OVIEDO 156 GENEVA DRIVE PH. 365.6611 OVIEDO V --. Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 V Winter Park V NowVwlthgconvenient Central Florida locations our homes, doser than everto yours North Palm Beach ' t V sawth IO.IVIICVI, Sarasota - IL "Growing, processing and marketing in the free enter rise to provide fOOd for America and other nations of the world" -- V - A. Duda & Sons, Inc. • Oviedo, Florida V V �- - - I 10—Evening Herald & Herald Adverilser, Sanford, Fl. - — — -- — --- -- -- - -- J Th,)isdty,Juvo 1100 4' LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS*' - Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Santo, Fl. FOREST LAKE ACADEMY It Was A Great Year A new face arrived on the football season ever. Lake Howell's baseball wrapped up the Five Star Lake Howell football spe in Greg Robinson's basketball team won the Five Star Conference. and district 1979-80 and immediately Hawks followed the lead and Conference regular season crowns before bowing out m improved U*er th Hawk ore football fortunes. county'i'mast competitive* out n thejisrirt squads with Reggie Barnes, to Margaret Peters leading the . Coach Sammy Wier called Conwayo Tim James and Brian Murray, Jerry way. the plays and players like Bruce Brighflhlan leading the Winterhalter, Mike Wood, Jay . Mike Wood, Bob Capobianco, Silver Hawks on the court. Drivas, Reggie Barnes and The Silver Hawks entered Carl Carlson, Chuck Scott, Strong showings followed in Darryl Ely were just some of another winning season into Scott Smith and Rusty Con- soccer, cross country and the players who piloted Lake the tennis and soccer history way turned a downtrodden track while Silver Hawk Howell to its winning ways on books, capping off an upprogram around into a near matmen muscled their way to the baseball diamond. swinging 1979-80 sports one-season fairy tale by a highly competitive mat On the distaff side the Lady campaign at Lake Howell. Lake Howell's best season, Silver Hawk volleyball squall JOE DeSANTIS Thursday, June 5, i,ii; Forest Lak Acad emy Gra uates 1 Seniors , • . . . . 4 - • Forest Lake Academy, operated by the Seventh-Day , with Altamonte- Springs Seventh-Day Adventist Church Adventists In Forest City since 1925, graduated a class 01101 Associate Pastor Carl Ashlock challenging the graduates on and girls on May 24 in the academygymnasium, what to do with their lives and MISS Gallimoe giving the speaking at the 8:45 p.m. program were honor students Bessie response. There was special music by a men's quartet. fiwang and Clarr Maksimowich. Special violin was The baccalaureate service took place Saturday, May 24, at presented by Linda Im, treasurer of the class and associate ii a.m. in the gymnasium with Henry Carubba, president'of concert mistress with the Floriday Symphony Youth the Florida Conference of Seventh-Day Adventist Churches Orchestra. O speaker. Larry Mixon, whose son, Marty, is a member of Re The class gift to the school of birch shelves for the library rnA f. cIu5, i ....__- -- .'-t- 5UUUIII5 sang -- me Lora is My Shepherd" with was presented by class President Michael Ward and Vice another son, Donnie. President Gina Green. Other class officers included Beverly The graduates took a senior class trip in January to Seebeck, secretary; class pastor, Lyndy Gallimoe, and Gatlinburg, Tenn., where they enjoyed skiing. sergeantat-arm, Scott Holland and Kevin Smith. The seniors were feted by the junior class in March with a Class sponsors were Rodney Fulbright, Karen Gustrow Ty, banquet held at the Rosemont Country Club in Orlando. Danny Howell and Richard Kunau, members- of the faculty. Parents of the seniors were Invited to a special senior Several states and Cuba, Puerto Rico, GuatemalA, Brazil presentation at a Sabbath morning service and an evening and Honduras are represented among the graduates. Sixty five senior talent show. percent of the graduates plan to go to college. The student body Part of the curriculum at Forest Lake is a Licensed Prayat Forest Lake numbers between 380 to 400 students, half of tical Nursing Program. Three members of the class, Jenny them live in dormltóiies on campus and the rest are day Hahllngs, Veronica Brown and Bonnie Kilpatrick, will be students who live In the area. graduating from the Practical nursing course at Florida A consecration service was held the evening of Friday, May Hospital Orlando in August. - JANE CASSELBERRY . 4.. A --• I Forest Lake cadeiii . Iot'ateil on a bra iii ilul rolling campus in Forest ('it, is a Seventh-day Adventist high school For both day and boarding StII(lefltS Forest Lake Academy Fact Sheet Lake Howell's baseball team took the district and Five Star Conference championships, but lost to DeLand In the District 9 Tournament. — bft. _D•._L________J_ The Lake Howell 111gb School Girls' Volleyball team took both district and Five Star Conference championships this year. .• p, •. .100 School creating a fuller vocational highly successful program. chase new band uniforms. By BARBARA FULSON The entire student body ante curriculum. Special to the Herald Athletic programs were Highlights of the year at An advanced placement very successful this year. faculty were involved, a4 Lake Howell High School course in American History This was proven when teams under the direction of teach.? -. . - academics, ,_ ---,auueucs - _------ss_s aI_____ l_ S -__-- flt__ -- --I •_SC 1 was amso WJUCU uua year. I ma mciuues acaaenucs, cnam- jony z'ionca, several nw four wsulct raising projects Including the and other extracurricular was the only Advanced pionalpa. Placement American History activities. Championships girls' sale of "terrible The opening of a new course in Seminole County. A volleyball, soccer, wrestling, towels to be waved at athletic vocational wing this Fall peer counseling program and baseball came to Lake events, an aluminum can drive, and Bob collection added both students and completed its second year at Howell. Coaches sal es. peer candy faculty members to the Lake Howell.' The Rosenburger and Joanne numerous school. Well developed counselors who work with the Luciano were named coaches ______________________- ., programs in agriculture, freshmen and Junk's through of the year for soccer and .. .-.. construction trades, and group counseling represent a girls' volleyball. Mechanics have been added, mixture of seniors. Guidance This year students counselors - Carl Pain and many hours to raising apMandee Lolacono direct this proximately $18,000 to pur- .. Lake Howell High School's varsity soccer team works the ball around. 10 vplf PRINCIPAL: Dean Kinsey NUMBER GRADUATING: 101 CONSECRATION SERVICE: 8 p.m. May 23, Forest Lake Academy gymnasium BACCALAUREATE: 11 a.m. May 24, Forest Lake Academy gymnasium COMMENCEMENT: 8:45 p.m. May 24, Forest Lake cademy gymnasium SPEAKERS: Honor students Bessie Hwang and Clarrissa Maksimowich CLASS COLORS: green, white and gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow rose MONO: "All for one, each foe the other and all for God." AIM: "A Class Reunion In heaven." CALENDAR OF THE YEAR Aug. 20 ........... .... .......... ..First day of school May 23 ...........................Last day of school '! .. . - Vocational Wing Added To ,. . Q --., ,-.-- -- . . .., __________________ 1_._...y.. .•• - ... -. . SPEAKERS AT COMMENCEMENT -' 4 Top honor students in Forest Lake Academy graduating class Clarissa Maksimowich (left) and Bessie hlwang who were the speakers at the commencement exercises reminisce over their ne... I u'vn .,aa..k....I. yvaiuuua. Outstanding Seniors Honored Outstanding seniors were recognized at the Forest Lake Academy Commencement exercises on May 24.' TheSenior.o(.the.Year Award went to BessieHwang. Thom Nelson was given the Science Award for the outstanding science student. Tilar Ravelo was named Homemaker-of.the.Year. The following music awards were presented: vocal award to Kathy Shieve; Franz Liszt Award for Organ Achievement to Julie Johnson; and the John Philips Sousa Band Award to Bob Zi. 1p AL 41 I Pnnnh Lake Howell _LAKE HOWELL Fact Sheet PRINCIPAL: Richard Evans NUMBER GRADUATING: 430 BACCALAUREATE: 7:30 p.m. June 6 COMMENCEMENT: 9 a.m. June 7 SPEAKER: Rev. John Brackman -'/. FORESTI!14 CALENDAR OF THE YEAR Aug.27 ...........................First day of school Oct. 16 ..........................Powder Puff Football Oct. 19to20 .............................Homecoming April 19 .........................................Prom May14 ......................Senior Awards Assembly May 17 ......................... ... ..........GradNight May 23 ..............................Senior Breakfast June 6 ................................. Baccalaureate June 7 ....................................Graduation kVPFW AWI7 £1, -Senior Awards List Close t0:-, Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal... congratulations! We're proud of you! 419.E. First SANFORD 2442 S. French MAITLAND 340 N. Orlando LONG WOOD Hwy. l7.2 & 434 434 Cselsr Lake Howell's Silver The Annual Lake Howell High School Senior Awards was Michael Amend and Frederick Schwartzkopb; and National Regiment Drum Major held May 14, In the Sliver Hawk stadium. Students were Merit Scholarship, Elenor Colbourn. Todd Sneeringer and recognized for their scholastic achievements and outstanding The top ten graduating seniors were Elenor Colbourn, Corps Commander citizenship In the community. . Susan Ke y, Kern MUnCe, LOrI Alcorn, Julie Brophey, Kelly Frank Relndl salute Award winners were: American Legion Award, Out- Cochran, Sherry Dcet, Lisa Harvey, Janice Kotkln, Dana graduates. standing Citizenship Patriotism, Michael Boucher and Sonya McElroy, David Neal and Michael Wangler, The senior academic award for Outstanding Performance Smith; Daughters of the American Revolution Awird for Good were: vocational, William O'Steen; business ¶ducatlon, . Citizenship, Michael Amend; Naval Reserve Cynthia Hough; science, David Neal; social studies, LAura , ... Home! NoW with 9 convenIent Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ver o tI yours. 11 I Close to Home! Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to yours Beverly Seebeck, Linda lm, / qj yndy Gallimore, Scott Holland, and Kevin Smith. BLIMLL Ntestbe*o our PddeOurPeC locational Awards Presenled'By Association The Sni1rw I_County Vocational Association met recently French, Teague. Institutional maintenance: Jeff Kinnaird, Rosenwald. Us Quality Inn In Longwood to honor outstanding students (Xher award categories and winners were: Drafting: Jeff Miller, Seminole; William Compton, Lake each vocational program area and those teachers who have Auto mechanics: Craig Lyn, Oviedo; Jeff Pelzer, Lyman Howell. bnsolred 180 vocational youth clubs this school year. Auto body and refinishing: Leroy Kelly, Seminole. Masonry: Brian Marshall, Seminole; (]sries Allen, president of the agaodatJon,thfroducS, Distributive education: Lou Barrel, Oviedo; Tract Air conditioning: Dale Cotter, Lyman; program director of Vocational Education In Seminole. Mccaleb, Lyman; Jon Wood, Lake Brantley. Agrl-buslneu, Danald Dunn, Seminole anty, who congratulated t he group emphasized us Teacher sponsors receiving awards were: Patricia MunBusiness education: Linda Hurst and Reginald Choice )ortalCe of vocational training in view projected labor sey, Dalouls Myles, Oviedo; MlIwee; Laura A. Greene, Senb%o1e; Kent JoAnne Bohannon, Joele Hoover Zastrow,Lyman' rket needs for the next 10 3P Robyn Hilliard and Terri Dyke Ovledo Becky Bone, and Peggy Aycock, Lake Brantley; Susan Capetta, Lyman; Colleen DePuquale, incoming presl4flt of the association, fliskawllla: and CindY Rough. Lake Howell. Gay Parker, Faye Butcher and Katheryn Alexander, oduced the other new officers: vice-president, Angel $emlnole; Lee Means, Lake Howell; Joella Singleton, C ooms; àdez; secretary-treasirer Joan DiTonno; Mib CWA Home economics: Theresa Stoner, Rock Lake; Tammy 'th Metcalf, Oviedo; Veberly Stryker, Seminole and Zula ilamentarlan; Dr. Joan Sheperd, sergeant-a-arrng. Moore, Mllwee; Michelle Silva and Dorothy Williams, McLeod and Ruth Gaines, Lyman; Ruth Demins and Linda Crooms; Rhonda Combu, Seminole; Laura Finley, Lake Tuttle, Mllwee; Phyllis Trigg and Eva Scott, MIlwee; Charles 5tajntj recejyng awards were: Dale Stewart, Oviedo; Howell;. Jackie Goodman, Rsflwald; Ma'nle ,L'dels, Allen, Teaguie; Thomas Sweeny, Ov Michael F. (jfl Sanford Wddie Toble Griffin,. Mllwee; Kevin Seminole; Kaylyn Witheruw, Sanford Middle; Mary Goaelln, Iy Oviedo ; Ellis Lyman; Laura M. 1faigaTuskawfHa; Kel lyqtpwnrt, Rnk f,ak and Roger Oviedo: Joy Harley, Tuakawilla. Moran, Lake Brantley; and William West, Seminole. JffL' ff11 and Sun Bank of Seminole, N.A. / Ceetq.ilij . Main Office e PRINTING COMPANY INC. Ph. 322.2581 Sanford Fem Park Altanxwite Mali Office 451 AitarnonteDrive od Office AltemonteSpijugs Akarnonle Springs Forest City Office 888W.Hfmey436 Forest 0j. MenterFM - obsorYs 2O5ESemoranBiyd. IISSDoUgIasRoed C of Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 Winter Park . North Palm Beach - . Sarasota T, - Roland JJj_w to seniors rehearsing for graduation. are Michael A. Ward, Gina D. Green, Brantley Square Plaza W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs-1 a round of applause from us! I. Forest Lake Academy Principal Dean Kinsey gels In a last word Class officers (front row from left) Your hard work has earned you 221 Magnolia Ave. MARCHING ORDERS 9 Lake U.we - mo C 'CLASS OF '801 SENIORS RECEIVE Sterling; mathematics, Mkha Wangler; physical education Sonya Smith; language arts, Susan Glertych; fine arts, Gall Bowman; and foreign language, Sherry Doe. LAKE HOWELL to the cbss d / 4 KING'S Service & Auto Parts, Inc. 250 E. 3rd STREET APOPKA,. FLA. - 886.3838 �710 An - Thursday,June 5, - . - - . - . LAKE.B4 spile t Ar . Best Brantl.éy's •: I * , ':: . p Waggoner, West and Wary Krise have also been named s National Merit Scholarship winners. West is also the winner of the Century Three speech competition. She too&third placebi the statewide Century Three contest. -, ,.. Julie Falstad, top ranking student In the Lake Brantley Class of '80, points to Princeton Junior College as Mr. McManus, guidance counselor looks on. r " Valora Smith and Suzanne Novak were named winners of & American Youth Foundation award. :: Rae Reynolds was named winner of the Brown UZIIYt1 Book Award. 1. 1 ke ry -_-- L a" - l -4 ,, Concentration and teamwork were the key words Iii football this school year at lake Brantley according to the school yearbook Patriots' Pride. As Senior Steve Doerr said: 'i'ou need to be giving 110 percent. Dedication, deter. ruination and never say die" was the team motto game after game. Rebuilding Brantle y s 1 FQ7Q_%fl 1 %#% I%f Ui 01Ctzl Sun Bank o(Seminole, NA. )5ESemcren Blvd Fern Park Mte Mail Office 451 AitarnonteDrive A 0 P9$ U Tracy Bonham pours on the speed at the Fresh. 1'4 man sophomore cross I Rebecca Foss earned all-country honors for the country meet, l fIii-- 221 county honors for the Lady Patriots. — JOE DeSANTIS Sanford] ARRIVFA 1619111 JUu. 16 I* SUNSHINE STATE 7iesi SUCCESS uuse to Home! - LIRRD.S You dae is your fw.jitiou... it' V - Central Florida locations our homes are - closer tha everto Today's Youth Are The Leaders Of Tomorrow -' , THE STATE BANK OL $offi Palm 3eidm ' MUAFOIC Highway 434, San Sibästian Square, AItarnQnts P ng!hono: 862-6OO 'Sersota - - __1. - •. - Latter-Day Rate 1n;1tvfinn Estates, Forest Thy Goldsboro Lake Mary, Longwood, Midway, South Side and Winter Springs. Classes will be held w eek days from 8 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Summer school will . UP 0 - . _____________________- . 1" 1] - JILJILIIj -- - -- - -- u_aU Rudolph Hess' - 71ij 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - UnemDloinint lunmed sharnlv for the second consecutive month in May to 7.8 percent, but inflation at the wholesale level rose at its slowest rate in over two years, the government reported today. Fueled by serious slumps in the automobile and construction Industries, May unemployment thus jumped to its highest point since President Carter was elected. A total of 8.2 million Americans were out of work last month. The Labor Department's unemployment data exceeded even the, gloomiest recent forecasts and signaled the nation Is in the depth of a recession. - .. ' '• '' School Board spokesman Peg Slayton said students who wish to sign up for Summer days of fun and frolic arrived for area school students today- with the celebration of th e final day of the school year. At left, Sanford Grammar School students bid farewell to their teachers. At right, Latishia Reynolds gives her kindergarten teacher at hopper Elementary School, Sharon Gibson, a good bye kiss. Then it was off to a summer of fun • Droping . - . '' .' I - ., ' ' . i ' ' I, ' I -. . '' - * ' . . , - 1'P! I "' - - '-- ' .. . ' - - - . ' - -' ' i .t. - -.- '• "- ' - - . ' .. Black and minority leaders have accused Carterofmakingpoorpeople — oltenthe first to lose jobs — bear the brunt of his war on inflation: The Bureau of Labor* Statistics also reported today prices at the producer orwholesale — level rose only 0,3 percent in May, providing the best inflation news the country has heard in more than two and a half years The Producer Price Index rose to 241.0 in May, meaning that goods that cost $100 in 1967 now cost $247. An additional 889,000 Americans became unemployed during May, pushing the total to 8.2 million, according to the Labor Department. The 08 percentage point unemployment hike over April's 7 percent rate TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Tehran radio A 12-point declaration that made no practices in the past 27 years" and also was the second massive boost in as many • today attacked former Attorney Genesal mention of the hostages was issued at the was entitled to seeking the return of the months In April, a similar 0.8 per. . cent-age point hike occurred from the 6,2 Ramsey Clark as "the vilest American session of the conference American shah and his wealth. agent" and a conference on U.S. crimes Los Angeles Attorney Leonard-- percent status in v1arch. NEW YORK (UP!) — Former ViQifitiofLof President Carter'go.1der,!L delegates tried unsuccessfully to hav The 7.8 percent rate in May was the itr1ran- said he maftave teen -sent- by - Altorn iiey Gen --er-al Ramsey Clark will be the News quoted a Treasury Department the declaration amended to include Weinglass, a member of the U.S. President Carter like "a latter day detained by U.S. Customs officials when official as saying. mention of the hostage crisis, but were delegation, disclosed that two members highest since November 1976, the same The newspaper, quoting Treasury overruled by Foreign Minister Sadegh of the unofficial American delegation month that Carter defeated President Rudolf Hess" planted by Nazi dictator he returns from Iran, a published report Adolf Hitler. visited the occupied U.S Embassy and GeraldFord. ott said today. sources, said the 10 Americans may alsd In the past two months, the number of The statement and the broadcast came 'No of the key points said Iran could handed over some letters for some of the Clark and nine other Americans, be asked to surrender their pissporu. at the end of the "International Con- defying a presidential order forbidding Americans has risen by 1.7 Customs officials in Washington could seek compensation for the "enormous 53 hostages held for 216 days and who unemployed persons material and human losses it has in- have allegedly been dispersed million ference on U.S. Interventions in Iran" travel to Iran, have been attending an not be reached for confirmation, Jobless increases in May were per. attended by more than 300 delegates antlAmerican conference In Tehran. curred as a result of U .S. policies and throughout the country. Clark and his companions probably vasive in all worker groups, especially including Clark, who said he would stay They are scheduled to return to the will return either Saturday or Sunday high in the construction and manufacin Iran until Sunday, United States this weekend, although night, the report said. turing industries where large-scale Clark's chances of conducting any Clark Indicated today that some of them If the 10 are prosecuted for their layoffs have occurred in home building meaningful talks with the Iranian may stay longer to explore moves to win violation of the presidential ban on travel and automobile segments due to high officials appeared almost hopeless with release of the 53 American hostages. to Iran, they could receive up to 10 years intere st rates. the renewed state radio attack on him. The Daily News said in its edi tions in prison and a $50,000 fine, Statisti cs bureau commissioner Janet The radio said the conference was "a today the 10 would be asked on their The 'state Department notified Norwood told Congress' Joint Economic remarkable victory for the IslamiC return a series of questions designed to White House of the group's pending Committee today virtually all em. revolution of Iran" and a failure for the show they did go to Iran. return, the report said. White House the conployment indicators fell in May. Americana who tried unsucceisfuly tO TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The jeopardized final approval of The questioning is a "game plan ... officials then called the Treasury the "Thus far, the major employment include mention of the hostages In the designed to officially establish that Clark Department, & supervising of Florida House today approved a - troversial measure before the end of agency the recession has been In proposed constitutional amendment to legislative session, scheduled to adjourn impact of last-day declaration issued early today. and the others were in Tehran in Customs. construction and in such durable - The radio said Iran Invested $1,142,000 require single-member legislative dis- at midnight. manufacturing industries as by 350 in his four-day meeting attended Supporters contended singlemember trlcts, but tied the measure to a proposal conference was contention doubted by most historianm to Investigate the actions that their terms bi doubled from two to districts would improve representation automobiles, lumber, rubber" delegates from 54 countrIes, of Just such people — present and for- four years. TIe conference also criticized Clark Hess, 86, is still in prison, of ethnic, racial and economic "This was planned by Hitler himself merU.S. officials — and when aprevious despite his statements about the shah's The measure (SJR-948) was approved - minorities. Opponents asserted it would crimes, saying he might have been and Hess, in dim manper, deceived world mission by Clark was 'lent back In byals-43 vote, three votes more than the destroy the delegation system. plantedbyPreaidentCarter,calllnghim public opinion for a long time," the disgrace' by Imam Khomeini?" the r equired three-fifths approval to put a Under the current law, as many as broadcast said. st$ament saw. constitutional amendment on the ballot. three senators and six representatives a latter day Rudolf Hess. A Tehran radio broadcast monitoredin "This clear departure from the The resolution now goes back to the can come from the same legislative Conferees said in their final statement Action Reports----. CA Imam's guidelines which resulted in the Senate, which approved it last week but district. that Hitler sent Hess, his chief deputy, on London said: Around The Clock --------------- 4A "Why was former U.S. Attorney participation of the vilest American is expected to balk at the amendment a flight 10 Britain in 1941 on a mission U approved by both houses, the Issue Bridge......................... IIA un p syc hological warfare General Ramsey Clark allowed to par- agenL will be explained to the people doubling House members' terms. Intended to would go before voters on the November Calendar ----------------------8A Proponents said the amendment ballot. against Britain and dupe the world — a ticipete when the whole point of the by the officials." Classified Ads --------------8A-9A Comics ------------------------ IA U.S. .S (us torns To Detain Clark Today - WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Pentagon said. corrective action," the Pentagon salt that teat data was accidentally fed into a Officials said they detected no change disclosed Thursday another computer - However, as in the first computer The 'error was caught within about NORM) computer. In the Nov. 9 incident, In Soviet readiness in this error. irphismn it the North American Defense Problem last Nov. 9, the error was - three minuL's, the defense officials said, test data was also accidentally fed into a The NORAD n warning center iIckly- discovered. Co,nmd en Tuesday that erroneously - and the possibility of a Soviet attack on NORAD computer in advance of a depends on a variety of Indicators to "There was no change in the overall the United StaW wà never brought to scheduled test. Iixcated the United States ,90 under The November Incident so diatuTbCd determine whether a missile attack is in nkwile- allack from the Soviet Union,, ILL defense posture and, alter an the attention of President Carter. -Automaucally, a commend post air- evaluation, tall' systems returned to However, the White House Situation the soviet Union that President Leonid c'aft w !a&wched in the Pacific, sod the nerinaL room was aware of a poaible attack, Brezlmev is reported to have sent a stiff - In this event, as In the mistake of Nov. mIlln tjie " ft cpvkr t3CICII bism* are officials gait tagic note to President Carter warning of the 9, ancillary data apparently did not cot'pt pggts' Jt,ths PsotagM, ow being aaauaed to, c$etermlzie Officals said early Indications were - pouiHlity of nuclear war by mistake. roborate an attack.' : -, -• . -• . -; ' — Jobless • U.i Longwood Village,.. I-4cid434 Wintar Perk. 1, Pentagon.: Soviet Attack' Acomputer Error -• I oboii ow Florida House Backs 1wMember Districts WAW1949 LAKE BRANTLEY CLASS I L8 On or Iran Calls Clark 'Vilest American Agent' PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Ph. 322-2581 Magnolia Ave. • r - 1 '• - cur Now, wIth 9 convenient 1 - 'A - .•-• -. . .... . V taking—we wish 'c . .. . summer school are asked to do so at their parent school, not at the school where they wish to attend classes. — you success! . Seminole County's schools close today, but for some Seminole County students classes will start again June 16 with the beginning of swinner school. High school and middle school students will be offered classes at Lake Brantle Lake Howell, Lyman, Oviedo and Seminole high schools. The following elementary schools will be holding classes: B~ar Lake,- end July - - - solid effort nthedstrct - r----tournament before bowing out I "FLORIDA" to the eventual champion in women's basketball on the heels of a pair of previously solid seasons. None-the-less Rebecca Foss earned all- 4' 10terrim FM atari a,i,i h.....1 I twuu ui a showing - Altamonte Springs Forest City Office 888 W.HIghway436 Forest Cq - CCAAIMf'il It's yours for the rebuilding year. Dershimer, Cory Carter and the rest of the Patriots came on strong after Deland Bulldogs. Women's track proved to be one of the highlights for the Patriots In 179.&) as talented Tracy Bonham sparked the track and cross country squads with record breaking performances for the Big Blue. Once again Lake Brantley displayed solid efforts In tennis and weightlifting but had to settle for a poor - A Bright Future! * tint,, ' \•4( - t -'-a - DougOffice l.wood IaS Road Main Office . a - Lady Patriots of Lake Brantley. T, I - IJ. ' Rebuilding was the scheme still possessed an exciting go down without a fiesty fight of things for Lake Brantley offensive attack with the each time they took the court High School's Patriots in 1g19. talented passing arm of Tony either, 80. Constantine and the acrobatic Players like Doug Dercatches of Robert Corrola. shimer, Jeff Sevor and Gary After back-to-back conThe basketball Patriots of Hays sparked Lake Brantley ference football cham. Bob Peterson didn't win many throughout the season and plonahips, Lake Brantley games tLz past season during came closer to beating settled for a 3-7 season, but a rebuilding year, but didn't Seminole High School than any other squad in the coqnty during the Oviedo-Outlook Christmas Invitational Tournament. Coach Sam Momary's Lake Brantley baseball Patriots managed a slightly better than .500 season in a .s. - I .' jj - . 5 ?- .? JJ1f[11J1TM!111LFL -p - - '- - - ;-• —4. imp 04 ... School' Out J Emily Ngo was named Star Student, Paulette Brood the Seminole Community College scholarship and Ron won the Kiwanis scholarship. 1 . o ice Sri e. Anne Gennarelll was awarded a scholarship from the Huo O'Brian Youth Fund. qr . I. , Cindy Roberts won the Datighters of the Am" Revolution award, Awe Eullano the award of the Daughten -q1 the Confederacy. vow J Evening Herald'(USpS 481.280)—Prlce 20 Cents The key to the council actions was the bursement. The city was reirnbursed this Disinger. The petition asked that the by the people, died when none of Olvera's Olvera said it had not been his intent to Herald Staff Writer finding by Councilman Francis Mark week. council maintain the Lake Mary Police colleagues would second the motion, create the utility tax proposal as a Slary Police Department per- of slightly more ttian $16,000 in city acTo provide a further hedge against Department at its current level of Councilman Gene McDonald hanimer. He said the utility tax revenue will not be cut for at least the counts, $7,742 more than necessary to having to dip into reserves, the council staffing. responded quickly to Olvera's would only be temporary and.the city ninif four months of IIIV current meet the expected shortage. voted to give up its expense al)owance e suggestion, saying it was a "form of really needed a property tax increase. "I ,,Jhe council earlier agreed to cut th ; year, nor will a utility tax be InMark explained Th ursday night the and the allowances paid to adviso want the city to stay alivd and it's ry t13 4 CIP ed deficit ill revenues blackmail of the citizens." V licu in the city in the foreseeable City's liability Insurance has been joards as well, if necessary. "You're saying we can 'o back to0 the dying," e said. from the police department. City ire the Lake Ma" City Council orated to r t thee Councilman Ray Fox's motion was: Manager Phil Kulbes estimated the citizens to a referendum (On property Kulbes said he is concerned because of ided Thursday nht four months g fiscal "In the event in the coming 135 to 140 reduction in expenditures would require taxes) and if it doesn't pass, sock it to his responsibility to prepare a balanced of $6 050 rather the $13,726 them, McDonald said. He has said -'budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. council may again set a special which days left in the fiscal year it becomes three patrolmen be fired. budgeted. depart..: repeatedly, he is against new taxes. tionjn the next few weeks, asking the had apparent the city is going to have a The item of cutting the police 1: "11 the people want the services, Inbeen ad, dtithe it ed Fox said: "The people might perceive someone has to pay," he said. shortfall of any kind,.the council and all merit was dropped from the agenda on le for the second time In less than a reimbursement from the state fft 789 boards will not be paid exses." to vote for a property tax increase. This moneyy had been app the unanimous vote of the city council, that as a hammer to force a property pproved . . tax, lie indicated the people may have to be nd at s point t appears that the stalJation of traffic control signs. While The motion passed unanimously. A inotion by Councilman Vic Olvera to Councilman Burt Perinchief said he asked for approval of a property tax 's anticipated shortfall in ievenues the state had approved grants-in-aid to A petition said to contain the institute a 4 percent utility tax with the does not favor a utility tax, believing a increase. The Iake Mary voters last I be overcome withou t the necessity of pay for the sign, the city had to advance signatur es of 195 city residents was provision that it be repealed if and when property tax is fairer and more September turned down, on a 2-1 vote, a money ore receiving re - presented to the city council by Robert an increase in property taxes is passed equitable, ing into reserve property tax increase. - * gal By DONNA ESTES ft They will be Joined by the eight other students in the grade point average top 10: Mark Waggoner, Laura Wallenfels, . , yaog, a&ifl yyi ISII7 MIJI, .ISJIflJ DUV1 Cynthia Roberts and Amy Standley. , / I Julie Faistad, top ranking student and John Naathn second parents and hiends of highest ranking student, will ad leave Lake Brantley High School far the class of 1900 as they the last time. . - -•-. This year's 700 Lake Brantley High School 02dustes Will wrap up their four years of high school June 7 at ceremoulft it their school stadium. . Robert Carollo leads the Big Blue as they charge onto the wet Held before the opening game against Colonial. . etId FrIdaYJUne61_Sanfd Florida 32771 wcirds Given:t ..-.- A Lake Brantley High SchDolstudents began the 1979-80 school whlcallowed students to gt college credit before leaving Year with a change, as they went on a split session schedule for high sek*01. the first tim, The School officials say the change may have even helped some districtsplit sessions should end next year when the school nsa new high school in Liake Mary, Splitting of Or seniors, who behaved more maturely when they shared Brantley's student body in half. the building only with juniors, rather than freshmen and This year's seniors win remember claws running very sophomores as well. early and very 14te into the dak,'_~ith activity day sessions The seniors came to Sake Brantley a year before Principal ery two weeks to give students a chance to participate In Darvin Boothe replaced retiring Principal Dick Barnett, clubs or spend the breaks watching films or listening to music before the f0rMAU0n of the five advanced placement courses, supplied by the school. — DAVID bL RAzLft . flnd Year NO2 . • - EVciiiiij' . ear Unuque .... - - : HIGH SCH OOL ay - . . ------- Crossword ---------------------IA Dear Abby .....................7A Deaths......................... 2* Dr. Lamb ......................IA Editorial ....................... 4* Florida 3A :::::: ::::::: ' ..... 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( - I •"-' Boat Sinking With 250 Aboard . - , -.-• ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - A hour before the accident, did not overwas severely damaged and appeared 606-foot phosphate freighter smashed turn but was sticking nose down into the • ready to plunge into the water below. into the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in a Tnud at the bottom of the bay. eo nof1e 'It was an unbelievable thunderstorm over Tampa B A "It was an unbelievable said bus and several cars plunged l5o feet into Pete Corsa, a motorist who was driving "The report we, have is that they ran was hampering rescue operations. KEY WEST Fla. (UPI) - The coast scen e. There ere was a the water below, killing at least 31 north on the Skyway as the accident Guard said a sealift boat carrying about aground, they're taking on water fast and Divers were not allowed into the water people. occurred. "There was a car dangling off 250 Cuban refugees to freedom across the already were in about three feet of near fix.- bus because the Car was ca r dangling off the One survivor was pulled from the the southbound lane." Florida Straits ran aground in the water," Coast Guard spokesnian Paul (tangling overhead. water by the crew of the freighter. By late morning, 17 bodies had been Marquesa Keys today and the skipper Mobley said. Biendenbender said a heavy squall was A Coast Guard spokesman said all 23 recovered as divers frantically searched reported "we are taking on water fast." dumping rain over the Tampa area at the southbound lane people aboard the Greyhound, bound for for other survivors • The Coast Guard said a helicopter The Coast Guard cutter Point Estero tlifli of tht collision Miami, iere trapped whenone span of However, ir Coast Guard spokeiman rushed to Um aid of the 50-to 60-foot boat and a 41-foot patrol boat were en route to "T'he weather at the Wile was exthe bridge collapsed. The ship channel is said then was little chance others had "Marisa" and dropped bIe pumps and the scene and MoWey said: 'I think The treinely severe, with winds up to 80 knots about 44 feet deep beneath the bridge, survived. life preservers to the vessel, which was situation is under control," Mobley said and heavy rains," he said. "That may vestigating team will be dispatched to An undetermined number of cars also Tampa. headed by Safety Board "I doubt there are any more sur- aground in the Marquesas Keys area the refugees aboard the boat would have been a factor." went into the water, killing seven to eight vivors," said Lt. Phil Biedenbender. about ) miles west of Key West. The "Summit Venture," which was member Patricia A. Goldman, the team probably be transferred to the cutter. other people "With the impact of the tides, personally headed into the harbor to pick up a cargo ill join the Coast (1u ird in an in •t* . - ' ''' There was an air bubble inside the bus, I don't think so. If anyone was going to vestigation of the accident. of phosphate, renained afloat. divers reported, but none of the survive, they would have to get out span of the 150-high-foot bridge crumbled The Skyway is a four-lane, divided In Georgia on Nov. 7, 1972, the 11,500 Concrete pillars and the massive steel into the bay. passengers apparently was able to make quickly." interstate highway at the entrance to gridway of the main span lay twisted in ton freighter African Neptune rammed it to the safe portion of the submerged The inbound freighter, the "Summit Last January, the Coast Guard buoy Tampa Bay. The roadway is the main the channel, blocking traffic in and out of the Sidney Limier bridge at Brunswick, vehicle. Venture," of Liberian registry, struck tender Blackthorn collided with an air route from Tampa and Clearwater to the nation's seventh busiest seaport. sending a string of vehicles and their The -bus, which had left the St. the Manatee side of the bridge at 7:38 tanker a half mile from the bridge, Bradenton and points to the south. A spokesman for the National Iran- occupants into the Brunswick [liver. Ten Petersburg terminal less than half an a.m. EDT. A 1,000-foot section of the we_st claiming 23 lives. Another 40-foot section. of the bridge sportation Board said a live-person in. people died. . 4 cS •ç- .'.. •--. ' I. Revi ize. -Down Group To Urge City * * By DONNA ESTES ,, revitalization,, Miss Jacobson said the city commission apHerald Staff Writer proved the concept on July 16, 1979. On July 25, she said City The Greater Sanford Development Corp. Monday night will Manager Warren Knowles reported to the city commission he urge Sanford to proceed "full steam ahead" with the had been able to find the $78,000 needed for materials for the revitalization of the downtown area, project. John Mercer, president of GSDC will tell commissioners that Miss Jacobson said Implementation of the project has been more than 90 per cent of the property owners and tenants In the held In abeyance since last August when G. Algernon Speer, a downtown model area are endorsing the project. . downtown property owner and attorney, objected to the The model area extends on First Street from Park Avenue to project. Palmetto as4 an Magnolia from Pirt to Second streets. Speer, she noted, made the city and the GSDC aware of The city in Its curtent budget hu allocated $78,000 for possible legal precedents set in "St. Petersburg lawsuit materials to provide "in ground" planters in the model area, against the proposed revitalization. She said he also criticized shade trees and to convert the section of Magnolia Avenue to a various aspects of the plans by saying traffic hazards and pedestrian mail, in addiUon to other Improvements. Labor for obstacles would be created. the project is also to be provided by the city. . Miss Jacobson said, however, without exception all of "We take the position," Mercer said, "that with all the Speer's criticisms have been found to be Ill-based. development planned and anticipated projects, the downtown Experts have confirmed the accuracy and adequacy of the must be made attractive for those people to do their shopping technical aspects of the plan, Miss Jacobson said. She said the and other business there," Mercer said. "It will become an area of beauty and one that will attract people to the down- GSDC attempted to"placate" Speer by finding acompromise. Miss Jacobson said Bill Colbert of the law firm of Stenstrom, town.11 McIntosh, Julian, Colbert and Whigham found there was no Among projects announced in recent weeks are: a high rise adverse precedent to the plan in a St. Petersburg case. Colbert apartment complex; a luxury apartment complex; possible was able to find, she said, a Miami can which clearly conversion of the Seminole Memorial Hospital into a nursing documented the city's ability to move forward With Un facility; possible construction of a senior citizens center; a project. multi-purpose building and constriction of a new hospital. With the opinion from Colbert, she said, the GSDC "restoked Mercer said although some had feared the modifications its furnace and came back with full steam ahead" for the, would cape the loss gf parking spaces, this isnot the case. lie project. She said a copy of the plan and a petition was noted the'Senkarik family has offered use of property to the presented to downtown property owners and tenants and all city for additional parking. "There will be a net gain of 20 * but eight signed the petition favoring the plan. Iii addition, parking places," Mercer said. , moire than 200 signatures were collected from consumers Mercer said a good number of persons are expected to turn favoring the plan, she said. to indicate p.m city commission meeting out at Monday's 7 In compliance with the city's request for evidence showing their support of the project. "In that way the city commission private sector involvement, Miss Jacobson said 25-30 downwill know how the people of Sanford (eel," he said. town buildings have been renovated, Mercer said the model area is only a small part of the revitalization planned for Sanford. The entire area in the "We feel we wllFte c9ming to the city Monday night with overall plan, ultimately to be accomplished, includes the part legally sound, engineering sound and economically sound of the city from U.S. Highway 17-92 to Sanford Avenue sod plans bearing the support of the people as documented by the from the lakefront to Fifth Steel petitions. With these recommendations we feel the city has the . full power, will exercise wisdom and demonstrate progress to He pointed out the GSDC, organized in December, 1975, mid( authorize the Implementation," Miss Jacobson said, a survey of historic buildings and had included in the national register many of those buildings several years ago. "We also know that Mr. Speer may continue to threaten a lawsuit and the GSDC is prepared to offer the city as much Sara 'Jacobson, also involved In the GSDC, said the support iLs we hope will be necessary to meet that lawsuit," the revitalized ,downtown will appeal to the pedestrian. "It will said. . create a people place," she said. Miss Jacobson said Magnolia Avenue will still have the capability of vehicular ingress and Contacted at his law office today, Speer said: "They are not egress, but It will not cater to through traffic. Parking will be going to close Magnolia Avenue. I'm g01n to stop it. The shifted to the east side of the street and parking will be con, merchants an go broke or be successful depending on their verted to "straight in" rather than angular parking, she said, ability. I have as many people supporting me at they have Reviewing recent history of the plan for the downtown supporting the project." * S * a I 'lb * Ku-aid P10. by Dived I.tI.r The remains of two Winter Springs residents' cars sit on the shoulder of County Road 427 just southwest of Sanford'Ioilowlng a collision Thursday afternoon. Ilighway patrolmen say James Wilson. 45, of 426 Hawthorn Ave., Winter Springs, was driving east on 427 shortly after 3:30 p.m., when he stopped to avoid a car stopped to make a left turn. But Wilson's car skidded on the wet pavement, crossing into the westbound lane, and was hit by a car driven by Etta Andrews, 50, of 41,1 David St., Winter Springs. Wilson was admitted to Seminole Memorial flospital, where he Is lit serious condition. Ills car (background) was considered a total loss' by patrolmen. Andrew's car (foreground) suffered an undetermined ,anioulit of damage. She and her passenger were unhurt, patrolmen say. CARS MANGLED IN COLLISION S. , . tottie Club Sue's Altamonte L - , . By DAVID lVL RAZLER herald Staff Writer The owner of an Altamonte Springs after-hours club has filed suit against the city, which late last month passed a law he says will put hni out of business on July 1, the date it goes into effect. Ferydoon Khoshnou, owner of The ot line, an after-hours club on State Road 438, west of Interstate 4, has filed suit charging Altamonte Springs' new law banning the consumption of alcohol in any business after 2 a.m. was written specifically to clo&e down his two-yearold restaurant-lounge, But city officials say their law Is perfectly proper, will stand up to Khoshnou's court test, and will go into effect 53 planned on July 1. Khoshnou's attorney, Jerry Luxenberg of Orlando, says in addition to specifically legislating tilq client out of 1-4 . business, tile new law is too broad and could lead in the arrests of people at parties held in business establishments, Luxenberg says the Hot Line opens at 2 a.m., the time all Seminole and Orange county bars are required to close and restaurants must stop serving wine or. beer. The club charges a cover plus a cost per "set up," filling a glass filled with ice and mixers into which a patron pours alcohol brought from home. While the dub has no liquor license and sells no alcohol, city police say it is responsible For the third highest number of complaints and disturbances, Luxenberg said, although he is quick to add the Altamonte Crown Lounge and ABC Lounge each require more frequent visits by police, the Crown Lounge the scene of twice as many police incidents last year, Sprin gs. l.uxenberg said the law is unconstitutional because it is badly orded and too broad. In addition to being directed specifically at his client's business, Luxenberg said, it could lead to the arrest of any businessmen using their facilities for a party running later than 2 a.m. a.. But city attorney James m Fowler said Luxenberg's request for an injunction against enfor'emiient of the law, to be heard Thursday afternoon by Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler, will not stand up. The law is not 'ust directed at the Hot line, Fowler said, but at all businessmen who might open or plan to open a bottle club. The city council felt the Hot Line "was deleterious to the public welfare" and passed the ordinance because "police have problems controlling order after 2 ajn." near the club, he said. .4 a Whipping Inflation Jempers Flare In Budget Fight __1----- -. ---- "S - \ .-. - -- *- -- cepted one that' would affect WASHINGTON (UP!) The a proposal to revive pushed witH 2 am. today, r spending state revenue sharing, with tenoers flaring over the hour At least a &an more attempb' and ft proceedings, tat gave up to change spending priorities are tmtd Monday on the kin of producing balanced 1l budget. 'expected when theSenate meets on the budget again Monday. In a 15-hour session that dragged ii goal lab meet a May 15 into the morning hours, senators deadline for ' completion of rejected aimnostadoun challenges budget, to the p12.9 billion plan, and ac- Senate • S - 0 Government Reports Lower Monthly Pike Gain * WASHINGTON (UP!) Producer economist, although he cautioned that. prices rose only 0.5 percent in April,the any major new hike in world oil prices government mid today, a strong in. could change that, dicatbon the nation's worst inflation in Among finished goods, a large 2.8 three decades may soon get better. percent drop in food prices accounted for 'p 1a Department said the April much of the dramatic improvement. .." increaiein prices at the wholesale level That was mud by sharply lower prices was the smallest since lagt May and a for bed, veal, pork and poultry. Energy prices at the final wholesale AclUes Reports ................241 EditorIal ................................pj': Improvement over monthly In cream averaging IA percent doting the level mainly gasoline and home Aiesad The aock ............. 4* Florida months of this yser apd over 1 beating oil rose 3.8 percent, after two firt ft Bridge JA ----psrosntmatofth.pssL.yoar, Li._ili"M -monthsovur7percent. Thatwuantn4I ftOIt*I.... .................... Prices of IntermedIate, or semi-i dk*Uon that past increases in crude oil aslfledAa finished goods rose only 0.1 percent, thelé prIcU by the Organization of Petroleum A '° Ezport Crossword ........ Y u". Countries already have had SMA ; ___ ls dHh1ed ps me of 'crude materia U1tfr$ Impac t on the economy. . ; DearAbby , Deaths ' 1. basis, "It books like the tlsng has tUlned," 0.5 percent increase was a rate 01 6.3 Dr.Lawb....4..'............... Wand-............................. uldJm,L ng,a LAor DepartmentPercent showinii the effectif the same , - ' * T - Today od . * * - •' ' , — ................... ......... - - -, -' * -.................. ..'.,.*-, - : . - I. * a --• pace continued a full year,That compares with' a 18.2 percent annual wholesale inflation rate for the previous month, The producer price Index for finished goods stood at 240 In April, meaning that 'what cost $100 In 1967 now costs $240. Producer prices are a strong indjcatlon o( what lies ahead for consumer prices, which also have been rising at an annual rate of 1$ percent. The government has been estimating consumer prices will -a wtMtrin setoananjivalratec4 around 10 percent by the'end of the year. There have been other recent signs inflation' may begin to abate. Interest rates in general have tumbled in the past two weeks. And home mortgage rates, which have played a major role In boosting the ' - Consumer Mee Index, have begun to urn down in some parts of the country from l6 and 17 percent to 13 and 14. President Carter Thursday called attention to falling Interest rates and said,"! h*ve no doubt that in the next few summer, wewill weeks, perhaps In have substantial evidence the inflation rate is also dropping quite rapidly," The change In producer prices had been closely predicted by Donald Ratajczak, director of the Economic Forecasting Unit at Georgia State University, which long has tracked these prices and usually comes' within a few tenths, The unit had predicted a 0.3 çerc*nt rise. "The inflation rate has definitely Peaked, out," Ratajczak said. * * �* * --.5 - -. - _________ - ' - — - S - - - ___________ -— -- -- -. S * . I' -. ___ - • . -- . _5, -. .5' . I - / S -.. • S - •, -: S '•- S .' -. - . • .•. . - I - Evening . . . I.. .. IN - . t I BRIEF, . Of-W6tid's UP Leaded I. I . II . . BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) — President Josip Broz Tito, the last of the* giant World War II soldier. statesmen, was buried in the presence of one of history's largest gatherings of world leaders, who used the funeral as he might have wished — for summit . .0 S. me Man - . S - Boni-Sadr Gains Now Post - , - TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today personally approved the appointment of President Abolhauan BanI-Sadr as Iran's new ArgumehtsGiven md n. F'' '-. . . • With Jim Orioles, chief of the city's volunteer fire department, 1n the audience Perinchi said there doesn't appear be way the city can purchase the new fire truck needed by that department.. Mark said reducing the nine-member police 'i department by one persoff would provide OW savings needed to buy the truck over a period In Orioles said if the councilmen . Roger Bowen the city's accountant said thd * city's budget at year end will balance Oil paper. * He pointed out that the accounU receivable line In city accounts will shos reimbursement from a grant already ap. proved by the state for traffic regulatory signs arxf federal reimbursement of funds being spent for a sewer study. The money is not expected to oe received until the next budget year, however. I - to misdemeanor tax fraud charges. Company President James R. Bailey and Treasurer Ronald The following suits have been filed in Seminole Circuit Court asking for damages in excess of $2,500: — Michael and Kim Imbrunone have filed suil against the Mobil Oil Corporation and Robert Knowles, 'charging negligence in an accident which occurred Nov. 21, 1978. The accident occurred at the Mobil carwash at the in. tersection of State Road 436 and Interstate - 4, when Imbrunone's car was struck by an auto owned by Knowles. 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The bill initially called for the Public Service Commission to assign truckers "zones of reasonableness" in which they could vary their rates until rate regulation was dropped in 18 months. In the compromise, the "zones" were discarded in favor of allowing truckers to increase or lower their rates as much as 15 percent of their cur rent levels ng the first three months and as much as 30 percent during the next three months. white former BothtesIWedearlier InUie tr offi_ 4I in the 1)21.17 be2tIfl5 _ Pade County policemen charged MIatfli. black insurance 0 death ofUhe ' ' n Hanlon testified ear lier, I 123 B"k soft" d cash- , - _ ftwosd 0131% BaCk bonys $ 6 - TAMPA. 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OL Lows tonight in ft low to mid GOLVarlable winds 10 to 15 . - I _________________________________ . 1, . - -, - The report offered no conclusions and no reconunendations and did not point fingers at either the Blackthorn of the tanker Capricorn, wldcfi collided Jan. 28. But Coast Guard Rear Adm. Norman Venike, who headed the inquiry, said, "there was no evidence of equipment failure" — a sUttment that left only the human element as' cause for blame. The fact sheet also said the officer in control of the Blackthorn's movements, Ens. John ii. Ryan, didn't know the rules of the road. "During testimony, Ensign Ryan, the connin g officer lust prior to the time of collision, demonstrated a tack of under- . standing of the Inland rules and pilot rules relative to whistle signals, and vessels meet in g In a bend In a narrow channel," the fact sheet said. _____ __________________________________ s IN BRIEF - * . - FLORIDA - wwn 7_. 1 .. TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — The Coast Guard issued a report Tl,,=day apparently ILying the blame for the sinking of the buoy tender Blackthorn on human error. Soon after the report was released, the Tampa Bay harbor Pilots Association repeated their complaint that the tragedy that took 23 lives should not have been investigated by the 'Head Shops' Prepare Suits - - - Frld.y,May,1$G-3A Errors Blamed In Crash TALLAHASSEE, 'Fla . (UP!) Senate approval of a bill TALlAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI — "Head shop" operators say raising the drinking age from 18 to 19 might rejuvenate a they'll sue the ~tatejust as soon as Gov. Bob Graham signs a stalled House drive to take booze out of high schools. bill outlawing the sale of rolling papers, waterpipes and other I A bill (SB 114), setting the minimum age for purchase of alcoholic beverages at 19, was approved 384 by the Senate And legislative opponents of the bill 1118 6), approved 37-2 by Thursday, with Jack Gordqn, D-Miami Beach, dissenting. The the Senate Thursday and forwarded to Graham, say the court measure was sent to the House, where the finance and tax ful because ' the plan is so broad it's uncommittee has already killed an age 20 drinking bill, constitutional The i su e is still alive in the House, but Is caught tip in "t)ur lawyer is already drawing up the suit," the operator of - controversy over whether* the age for all all majority righti, a Tallahassee head shop'said Thursday. , including voting, should be raised. The bill, approved 98-15 by the house last week, outlaws the There is substantial opposition to hiking the age for all advertising, sale and possession of anything involved in the majority rights, so House proponents of a higher drinking age growing, processing and use of illegal drugs. It is aimed at got a boost from the Senate's action which gives them a pure whead shops" which operate in most communities selling drug bill again. parap he rnalia. Sen. Don Childers, 1)-West Palm Beach, sponsor of the Sen. Van Poole, R-Fort Lauderdale, one qt plan's Senate proposal, received his colleagues' approval to pull the sponsors, argued that teenagers are encouraged to violate the plan out of the ways and means"committee, where It became law and use marijuana, cocaine and o ther ifiegal drugs bottled up Wednesday on a parliamentary maneauver. because the paraphernalia Is so readily available, '. - ___ . . Drive To 19 Gains Support — S . Fl. Ref Ugees. Wont Leave, - DRINKING AND DRUGS - - — . S - * GE NEW YORK (UPI) Former President States never should give in -to demands'the Richard Nixon says President Carter "invited shah he returned to Iran, nor should It ever blackmail" from the outset of the - Iranian apologize for past relations with Iran.- - - - CIVIL SUITS . Fe " NEW YORK (UP!) New York University researchers say a simple cotton bag worn over scroturn my help some infertile men become fathers. Dr. Adrian Zorgniottl of NYU School of Medicine said Thursday the bag, hooked up to a watering device, Is worn over the scrotum and cools the testicles. That, he said, improves the quality of the sperm and increases the chances for fertilization. 'If a man stands in front of a pizza oven all day, he could have a'Problem" being fertile, Zorgniotti said., adding a number of other industrial-jobs that Involve standing In a hot area such as steeiworklng could elevate the temperature. - , WEATHER - , Bungled Iran S KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) The stream of refugeesarriving facili ties in and ar ou nd the base. The figure was expected to unavailability of rooms are simply - false," slate Commerce • - on the freedom sealift from Cuba slackened slightly Th ursday, reach 10,000 by the weekend. Secretary Sidney Levin said. not enough to take the heat off ha rr ied officials trying Federal of ficials said a new center at Fort Chaffee, Ark., Coast Gua rd Commandant John- B. Hayes called a news resettle the thousands of emigres. would get its first of an antidpaed 15,000 exiles by Saturday. conference in Washington to charge the Cuban government By midnight, the number of Cubans awaiting transportation ' Two detachments totaling 400 Marines.took over security with dangerously overloading boats bound for Key We6t in north to Miami or Eglin Air Force Base for processing was still and logistics at Key West overnight, freeing about 700 National violation.of maritime law. 3,723, about 400 less than Wednesday. uardsmen to return to their homes and jobs. "There's a possibility of a disaster waiting to happen," he We're concerned that we're going to end up with a lot of About .10,000 refugees have been processed through the said. 'people-in Key West with no place to put them," said Ron Miami processing center since the sealift began, nearly all of Ue called on Ux Cubans to observe international treaties Villela,- an aide to Gov.- Bob Graham. them with relatives in the area. . outlining responsibilities for the safety of lives at sea. A total of 70 boats brought 2,486 new refugees to the United But the influx has given rise to fears of an "Anglo backlash" Jose Planas, 42, of Elizabeth, N.J.,returned from Cuba last States Thursday, a drop from tWfrantic pace of about 4,000. in the south Florida area, which already 'cont~ins about 6W,000 . I per-day set Tuesday and Wednesday. Totals for the 18 days of Friday on' the 56-foot yacht Verionica Express with 200 Latins. refugees. He and his 11 friends who were on the boat were the ragtag operation rose to 835 boats and 27,068 refugees. A similar problem has arisen in Key West, where the notified they were subJeC to a 1200,000 $I,000 per refugee. Plahas said asked immigration for permission to return to Marlel Har bo r waiting to pick up ref ugees for the 90-mile trip convention worth $100,000 was called off. Cuba but It las denied. He was told that if he came back from across the Florida Straits. That fikure was down from the 1,700 He quoted an official of the firm as saying he was cancelling C~ba with more refugees he could be jailed. mentioned in earlier broadcasts, but many boatmen who the meeting because of "the refugee problem; crimina already had made the trip said they would go back again and running in the streets, muggings, food and water shortages Even so, Planas said, the Veronica Express left without again until they found the relatives and family members they and traffic tieups." permission at 5 a.m. Thursday. . were seeking. Key West Mayor Charles McCoy sa id 'few people in Key "Theysaid we couldn't go again and that if we did we would AtEglin Air Force Base, officials hoped to release their first West have even seen a refugee unless they happened to see a be arrested when we returned. But when you go to get your 100 refugees today, af te r fede ral red tape kept about 7,500 bus taking a group to the airport." family, and ihey only give you one, what do you do? You return refugees stewing in the tent city processing camp and other "Rumors of gasoline shortages, food shortages and . to get the rest." _______________________________________________________ Nixon: Carter - New Device Aids Fertility - "WlLOWGWOoD BUSINESSMEN 8'ffENCED - - equipment, police say. -Grindle employees reported they discovered the two vans missing stereo consoles and on-board computers when the Glenn Gibson and his wife Helen have filed suit against Larry Prosser and the Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance opened Thursday morning. BURGLAR u8zD PASS ICZY-- ----- ---- , ,, . IUPfl7,J d'&arg$ .$Ith e$IgspJ4yjng. A burglar who stole a camera and television from a The suit charges Gibson was Injured when be was walking I Casselbet-ry home used a real estate dealer's pass key to get along West Hornbeam Road in Longwood on March 6 and was: in, Seminole deputies report. struck by a car driven by Prosser. Jane t Bontz, 1405 Ponce de Leon, Casselberry, told deputies He and his wife are claiming damages for the Injury- and her home was burglarized between 8:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. loam during his treatment.' . . . - -. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Singer-author Barry Sadler, best known for his 1966 song "The Ballad of The Green Berets," was sentenced to prison Thursday for the shooting death of songwriter Lee Emerson Bellamy. Sadler, 38, a former Army naratrooner who itaim.'iI ear lier he fired one shot at Bellamy in elf defense, was sentenced to a 4-to 5-year prison, term. He had pleaded guilty to a charge of voluntary manslaughtr. He had been charged with second-degree murder, but said he pleaded guilty to the reduced charge "in order to expedite things and to avoid the embarras&nent of a tr ial," - - — * -. - — BURGLARY AT ART GRINDLE'S Thieves who broke Into Art Grindle's Wheel Ranchf U.S. Highway 17-n, Sanford,*. afte the dealershi p clos Wed nesday stripped two custom vans of $2,000 worth of electronic crisis by indicating that his main concern was "There are 4 millIon unemployed Iranians for the lives of the U.S. hostages. now; there were none when shah left," In an hour-long interview Thursday with Nixon said. He said he would tell Iran to "turn . Barbara Walters on ABC-TV's "20-2011 over thie hostages-and cooperate with us in . program, touching on topics from Watergate building a better Iran for the Iranian people." ,ACCRA, Ghana (UP!) Pope John Paul' II, who to the Mideast, Nixon said "he would not have Asked about . the Soviet invasion of promised to do "everything possi ble to remove the niled out force when the hostages were tsken" Afghanistan, Nixon said he would have stood divisions in fai," th met today with the new archbishop, at the US. Embassy. But at this point, he said, up Against the Soviets when the Cubans first of Canterbury, spiritual head of the world's 70 million the options are too limited. sent troops to Angola by "cor4tioning" furAnglicans. He said the administra tion now should stop tier relations with the Russians c The historic half-hour meeting between the pope and talking about a military solution and instead "ceasing support of Castro sending troops" Archbishop Robert Runde was described by Vatican work with Its allies toward a solution on an Oars. 'officials as'a private session of discussion and prayer. economic and diplomatic track. "I would have supported those forces In Miss Walters said Israel "treats its hostages Angola who were opposed to Soviet forces," as soldiers at war" and asked Nixon how he Nixon said, , felt. .H. said 1. supported Carter's proposed "Exactly the same," he said, "I regret to boycott of the Moscow Olympic games, but say this, but the major error C&i-tt made at was disappointed that the administration the outset was to indicate his only concern was 'continued anna control negotiations following for the lives and safety of the hostages. The the Afghanistan Invasion. NATIONAL. REPORT: Thun derstorms brought a deluge of moment he did that he was Inviting blackwater to the Mississippi Delta and the Gulf Coast, but it Asked if he should have burned the "Watergate" tapes that ultimately forced him dry weather that worried farmers and cattle ranchers In the ui1" Nixon called the deposed shah of Iran a to r esign as president six years ago, Nixon Plains and Upper Great Laket Dry wea ther in U Midlands valuable ally." He said the United said, "I probably should have." induced an early graithq pper hatch in South Dakota and of. " ficlals warned upto3million acres ot rangeland couldbe in. 0 ... . fested. Drought conditim beset In parts of Iowa, Minnesoti IM . and Oklahoma. Disaster aid has been requested for parts of I IM I ton't Flumm a , Oklahoma, whwe crops may almody have been damaged. . Crop planting was delayed in much of the midwest. WASHINGTON (UPI) n!- President Carter, Waving a gap — symbolic of ~ failm coarmie. AREA READOM (I &nL)i temperature: ii; overnight --sick In my been" about the failure of *the no eight canatandoe — five from the Air low: 65; yesterday's high: 85;. barometric presan: 29.90; hostage resals attempt in Iran, today joined. Fam and three ft= the Maim Corps _ relative humidity: 100 percent; winds: southient at 7 m.p.h. the families of the eight slain servicanen to were killed when a heUcopt,r and a uvgport Arlington plane collided while and T CANAVERAL: Cemetery. flames in a desert area am 3W miles from m,; lows, . 09m 11:36 p.m.; lows, 5:05 Lm 48 the ArUUgtCI 'iBAYPO 7U elot'honoria today were' Air y*ce Carter aldw4 3% c14 servicemen who _ we killed in a nery aircraft Cold.; Marine Sgt. idw D 34. MlleW inds sou thwest becoming variable today aervi and north to northeast 10 (6 13 knots toolot ar4SsturdAY. SOW MURKY bw^ Including ft posting of Un - Hokas Jr., Pine muu s mostly 2 to 4 fed. Winds and sm hWW near Mmt**d, t*rl, the *ft of Tape. wW a 0yover by bnvey L JohnM 32. EM DublK GL; Air . thu.nderstorms today. six T-X Jets executing the symbolic Force Capt. Tarold L Lewis, 35, AREA FORECAST% Rain, occasionally heavy,, and ,Wat- Man" fwma%ion, wen to be accorded too deJ ; Air Force Tech. - •, 'Beret' Singer Sentenced - Spiritual Heads Meet - -S. - - — to anything." ' t1eputles. - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Striking firemen said Intended to ignore the city's order to return to . they . # . work today or be fired. . . "We can't get any hungrier than we are," said one. About 1,000 firefighters who walked off their jobs two hts o for back to work or find another Job. )tayor Richard Fuiton said the city would not submit to the "blatant attempt at blackmail,, and he im. . mediately fired all Fire Department supervisors who failed to come to work at the outset of the strike Wednesday night. Metro Firefighters Association President Doug Horn said he and the firefighters will continue to defy Circuit Court judge James Swiggut,s order that they return to work. . I would - I - • ' City's Return-To-Work Order volunteer their services to the community a4 the firefighters do, the savings would bd sufficient to pay for a fire truck over a period of time. He added that he doesn't bellIvi - STOVES VANISH FROM HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION Seminole deputies say they are investigating the theft of two ranges this weekend from two Sweetwater Oaks homes under construction. S Thie two complete stoves worth $950'each vanished from two homes on Riverbend in the Longwood area subdivision, say -KeyWest NATION Nashville Firemen To Ignore '' GAS STATION CASH STOLEN An Altamonte Springs gas station was robbed while the attendant pumped gas, Seminole deputies say. Josepli ayivester, at /ul.amonLe springs, told deputies his. cash register at the Bi Law Gas Station, State Road CU Altamonte Springs, Was robbed of $550 between 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday while he pumped gas. M.PariseachwerefIned$1,000ndsentencedtooneyearon probation by Federal District Judge George Young. The two men pleaded guilty last month to defivering fraudulen t documents to the Internal Revenue Service in 1974. — I -.• - l Sa4 ' rdSuut 16 - - FOR FRAUD NEW YORK (UP!) Italian journalist OrianaFa llaci say one of the American hostages in Iran made tree suicide attempts. Her report, appearing In the current issue of New Republic magazine, could not be independently confirmed. There had been previous reports, also Unconfirmed , that one of the hostages had attempted suicide.. S . --- • - - - IN BRIEF Thursday, and $869 In goods taken. Seminole investiga tors say entrance was made by first ope ning a real estate dealer's locked keybox attached to front door, using the house key inside to open the door Police say they are looking for a brown Cadillac reported seen on Bontz' driveway that afternoon. Two officials of Rush-Hampton Industries of Longwood were fined and placed on probation Wednesday after pleading guilty ~ - - • - - Hostage Tried Suicide? - -. . . •• W .# I - BULLET IIITSSLEEPING WOMAN. A South Seminole woman was shot early Tuesday mcirnigg as she slept In her bed, de Uea re port. Annette Poindexter, 26, of 27 Eastbrook Apar tments, off Howell Branch Road, was shot in the hip, apparently hit by a single .38caliber bullet fired through her window at 1:15a.m., Tuesday, deputies say. I . - * - -- - I - .1 I - - . Will $160,000 - prime minister in an apparent 'victory for the president's moves to contain his fundamentalist critics. The 80-year-old Islamic leader gave his assent in a brief sta tement broadcast by the state radio which said simply: "In the name of God, it Is agreed," BanI-Sadr said that Kbomein1' intervention 'pias ..*t$ -% C$91U$ red he sao wantid tufler control of the .1 armed forces and the government.controjl media, * 'r - S . - Evening Herald, Sanford, - —.--:— . I ____r --------- his toughest foreign policy speech, Carter revealed his belief the Soviet Union may use iunanistan as "a iauncnin nan' tor incursions inro ---------Pakistan and Iran. in a speech prepared for the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, he laid down what his aides said signals the hard line Secr etary of State Edmund S. Muskie will take with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko next week. • I Roll' In Lake Mary - - *- — In - ---- •. '• _t-.-, pcovallaatfallc,(apropertytaxthcrease,had that money won't be available for urged that a close look be given to the rnnnemergencies. The city used $40,000 from hers pons emplod the police resees balance the budget last year. department. Councilman Ray Fox was also Perincidef s.id he doesn't see the city's tax absent fforn the meeting. base Improving. Nor,IV said, does he see how Bacon said since McDonald assumed office the city can continue to maintain the level of in January, he has missed five Of 11 regular services it is providing without additional cowscil meetings and worhopa, yet had Income. "We've got to look to other sources of accepted $lZ monthly expense money from Income, as unpokar as that alternative is," city. The expense allowance is allocated he said. to the mayor and coundl by ordinance. r Pointing tT the proposal currently being - 4-It is unjust to the city to hold office when considered by the Legislature — which he he doesn't show up," Bacon said, suggesting called "diddling around in Taflaliassee with the council adopt a measure allocating a , property tax rates — Perinchlef asked City certain a&pount of money to each councilm,an Manager Phil Kulbes to prepare estimates of for meetings he attends and deducting sums possible revenues that could be realized from for mee tings missed. • a utility tax. Mayor Walter Sorenson, threate~ to rule The Legislature is considerini reviving the Bacon out of order, said it was not fair for the law which expired last year limiting to 5 excouncilman to make accusations against percent local government's ability to Increase McDonald when he wasn't present to defend property taxes, himself. "Wait until he Is here before atOlvera said he personally favors a 4 percent tacking him," Sorenson told Bacon. - utility tax. He said figures released to him by Perinchief said t1w city can "squeak of Florida Power Corp.. shows that a 4 percent through on the revenues it has coming In by tax could bring the city about $15, in new wppliqs hito rent ve Lumb. He mud, however, income for the remauting onins of die fiscal thkt every dioflar taken from- reserves means year, thus wiping out the anticipated deficit. . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A North Carolina man suing the Sanford Police Department for $160,000 and city attorney Vernon Mize Jr. presented their closing arguments to a Federal District Court Jury this morning. James D. Sullivan, operator of the "Baby History Plan," Is. charging he lost $10,000 a year in sales since 1974, when one of his employees was arrested and held by Sanford police for doinu business in Florida for mnrø than IA g1nvq with ri statedrtver's license. In the suit he prepared and presented himself, Sullivan, who is not an attorney, claimed the employee quit soon after the arrest, due to strains caused by the experience, He u arrest was Wal, and is demanding in lost revenue the employee would have brought to the company and $100,000 In punitive damages. The city claims the arrest was perfectly proper, because the employee admitted not having a Florida license and being In Sanford more than a month, . The jury of six men is expected to begin deliberations after receiving Its instructions from Judge John A.`Reed Jr. this afternoon. President Carter said today the Red Army is consolidating its hold on Afghanistan and warned unchecked Soviet a ggression is the most serious challenge to the world since the Cold War, - Seeks - 4 Carter Warns Of Red Threat - ie Mary — •.-- - PHILADELPHIA (UP!) IBy DONNA ESTES - Heral d Staff Writer — diplomacy. Statesmen from 121 countries — including 36 heads of states, four kings, 40 prime ministers and eight vice presidents, watched as Tito was laid to rest Thursday in a plain white marble tomb in the quiet tree-shaded .."f%wer garden of his home. The assemblage included Soviet President Le,nld Brezhnev and Chinese Communist Premier Hua Guo Feng. But notably absent were President Valery Giscard d'Etalng and Presidnt Carter, whose failure to attend drew sharp criticism in Europe. estimated 1 million Yugoslays, many weeping openly for the leader who led them for the years since World War II, lined the 2-mile funeral route. They tried to catch a glimpse of the coffin resting on a carriage Yugoev and ag.draped with the blue, white and red fl .. I S No Heads City Council found exactly what it expected When it revIeed the city's f. -..A-. Thursday night: bad news. I iz, city, according to latest projections of both expenditures and revenues, will wind up the fiscal year on Sept. 3b about $13,000 in the red. Councilmen were undecided Thursday night on whether to institute a utility tax to make up the deficit, but they did decide that "no heads will rofl." No personnel in any department will be cut. Councilmn Burt Perinebief, speaking for himseU. and the other two councilmen Francis Mark and Victor Olvera who showed up for the budget workshop, declared, "There is no fat in the budget." Nothing cazr be cut, he said. At the same time, ex-Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. from the audience criticized Councilman Gene McDonald, who had called for the budget review but was unable to atten d because he was out of town on business. McDonald 0saying the people had mandated economy in government by their 2-1 dlsap. Tito Honored By Throng . '- .• * - ' - . WORLD . , . I . I I I . . . I . I - I - - Ma o Frida . 11_ . . ... . . A . A : - . - .. .d . . . ____________________________________________ 2— y, y , • :, S - , . . 7,, . .. .."., :s f t ,i'A~7' L , .L I- , ,7.-,# % .. . I ~ *.,...' , .' 14.. ,._~. .I-.. .-" X. 1 . 7:. V .- . ., 4 ~II- . I ' . ~;T . '*1 LI , - . I .,~ . -. . ' .- 5_ ,. - �- / . _-_.'.s -4,11 "; o- .t • - , — T.. - :-::::-- na .1 - - I. t . .4 -, p I . - - - I - - -. '._ - ,'_•_ . .9-_S., •- - - - •.*....'.;.,.,.- - — 'a , ,.. , :---=- - - -----s--- -- -- - -- I. '- . - Evening Heiald Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, May, 1IO-5A . t3SPS 4$I.2lO) 300 N FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLk 32771 Afea Code 303226I1 or 1-99 Friday, May 9, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher' THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Edltor RONALD G. BECK, Adverfising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $390; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail? Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. . - - e H Nicaragua s Slide Toward Marxism Tragically, recent events warn that Nicaragua is sliding toward a Marxist future. ROBERT WALTERS DON.GRAFF - P SIII aII ___ Stamp )f .. of . Adding Insult To Iniury? _____ Approval / -s - Borrow A &'011111 '*flHfl9-44i. - BERRY'S WORLD ,--- - - OS I ..,. -- - "-- - E R J I'Z - s U ' - ..' , - , L ] - - -, • - Carter Is trying to cope with a deteriorating conciliatory policy had become a political foreign policy and a flagging economy, liability. "He could no longer afford to be without losing his political balance. patient. It was costing him votea" a White Under the terrible pressure, the president House source said. This was the real reason doesn't explode with temper tantrums. This Carter dropped the coxtha toryapptoachand iat't his style. He just become$ more grim, -- contemplated military action. -more gloomy, more secluded. He tends to This also had the advantage of diverting the but himself o and remain alone with his American people's attention from their docialons. 11se an the times when the economic woes. Here again, the president has plirese, "the preaidsnt' burdens," becomes been more proficient at public relations than teal. economic solutions. Secret White House He manages to get along on less than six minutes show that he has repeatedly put the of sleep each nig!t. Even this is stress on political appearances. nometimes Interrupted by urgent me'ssgeo, Once he happily cited a poll showing that "a sometimes by his own troubled mind. During malaft of ft Aswim Peoplenow vlew the • . - ti I - • - ' - • -. & - - • _t - - rrftable md brusque than he used to be. He promised that "the good work of the adauthisangry frustra tion isdetectable more mInl1on will begin to be reflected In On hIhz cold leek In hij eye end the denching of pok" his teet as he were suppressing a net ocan "to He al ce upoa his ceethlag rage. "When I get angry,!' be once trayel stoned the country to report to the -told ma, "1 gel quIa1 My friends claim I people on what each of (been is doing Within can't sea mynell but there is muscle In my their department to redoos lbs .of injag that moves." The muscle has been flaUot" Anothn time, he asked Cabinet tittchinj e lot latelymember, "to feily coprats; with the But if - Carter has bm Ja !U&dC13 White Hetwa ciaff when they we asked to president rho has- held back retn military speak to soupe ,M heeountry cu the measures, he Is a decisive po,lltician rho Inflation responds to the public mood. He refrained Other minutes te tiw president as aeking from military action as long as thi majority his staff "to consider ways in which he copid of voters appdof - restninL But asthe personally help In enhancing public •., - ' — - 'I ', -) "" : -; '• . gate - - - heirs, aides report he Is mn Democratic party as fiscally reipo"tY - — -C:7 - I .: - -- - wRf - ". ' ' • - - - , - 0000 O 000 EJWW SUMR t" . 000 __ I r0000l U VUU •' . S • - - - - - / - . - - IPQAAJK . - -----------: - - . M*e PLE The wanri Florida sun can be blamed for almost half your cooling Costs. Which means that 40 to 50% TI-TED GAS -. REFLCCr; uP T-o of the money you're spendingon air % conditioning is due to the fact that SU-J5 RMs you have windows. To cut these costs, Watt-Wise PFFIECfl'JE GLASS homes offer practical suggestions R[rLcT! tfl' TO on window treatments and the type E30'0 of: 1111 Su45 FA6 of glass that should be used. Like reflective glass for unshaded windows facing east or west. And tinted glass for other windows eXpoSed to the sun. In addition, your Watt-Wise home can have extended overhangs shading the exposed glass. To meet FPL's recommended Watt-Wise standards glass should he limited to the following percentages of floor space: clear, 11%; tinted, 13%; reflective, 13%; and shaded glass, 15%. (These figures apply to single-pane glass). - heater can account for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill, it is often the second largest user of energy in the home. That's why you'll find properly insulated water heaters in new Watt-Wise homes, • and Waste Heat Recovei'y Systems or Solar MbEll Water Heating in many of them. With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn out of your air conditioner C' is captured and fed into your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 to 70% on water heating costs. A Solar Water Heater, using energy from the sun, can provide 50 to 70% of your hot water needs. Our Watt-Wise standards recommend that the water heater is insulated to a value of at least R-8, (of course the higher the R value, the better the insulation.) Because your - - -. - p.A'IVI w • Glass. ne%t"Hee"im - r] - EXAMPLE3. water , (N t M* - S - - Ask your builder about the many other energysaving standards we've set - to certify a new home as being Watt-Wise. And ask him to show you how a proven Watt-Wise package can save you onelectricity. Or stop by your local FPL office and pick up a WattWise Living information folder. A Wart-Wise Living home miy cost a little more now, but in the long run it costs a whole lot less. - - - - ' - • -- '• - * --- -, - ,_ .1ri( - - -'s-.' - •- /P --.- . - I - - - - • \_•_• - R',1T"11SE IIIv1 - 5 .- T. - - ------- -- as out I- • watt-Wise Living. It saves you more than it costs. Ask your builder -about it. -' Doyle Construction Co. Clot: Bros., Inc. Michael Lane Construction Fault Development Corp. Eastern American, Inc. Sam DeCarlo, Inc Snt;eI Construction, Inc 'Sknabie Builder, Inc. Robert L. Cochran Co. Inc. Quarino Consr. corp. Joyal Enterprises, Inc. F.J. Holmes " - 4 - - - -: - -- • .. -- -j:1 - - - + Holmberg Construction Co A. C. Notary Co. Ruth Stein Const. & Interiors, Inc. Cameron Bros. Plumbing Co., Inc. (Bldg. Div.) ClevJand Enterprises, Inc _____ LotiConstantirto Builders, lAc. Garcon Development, Inc. Frederick M. Harrman, Gen. Contractor -Rickling Construction, Inc. Tompkins-Development Coip. + - , - - Peace Realty, inc B& L Homes TILCO International Del Travis Construction, Inc. Rouede Builders, Inc. Wayne Young Construction D Montalto, Inc - - David McWilliams, Cc)ntractor Edward Speno Cnst. & Dcv. (North Pointe SID) General Development Corp. - - -' Edwird Martin, Gtntr.iI Qnt PlymelConstruction, Inc. Caintron Dt.'5tkpmtnt Corp 4 Palm Bity Cardinal Industries, Inc. Delta Ill Home Builders Equity Home Builders, Inc. Lo ing Homis, inc Thornton Construction Conunental Builders, Inc. John W. Smith Construction Donald N KaLamirr, Builder Econornou Development Corp David Kelso Construction Kirkuod Development Corp. Demeo Builders, Inc. \%I-Pat, inc. . - Stafield Propertiis, Inc John M. Toppa & Sons, Inc. Zeeco, Inc. Jim Marshall, Builder Merritt Industries - 5 'S - - - - -+' - ,. more energy-efficient air con- - -. '4 I a year I ' — - - When you re running your air conditioner, you obviously don ' t want any outside heat coming-in. And when innoiisuiiitcuim11. you're heatii your home, you don 't want that heat to get away. That's why your new Watt-Wise home well insulated. Most experts estimate that it properly insulated home can substantially cut heat_____ ing and cooling costs. Because of this, there are recommended standards for the insulaJMi tion used in all areas of new \Vatt-Wise homes. They're based on R (resistance) values, And the higher the R value, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, the Watt-Wise recbmmen_____ dation IS R-19.' For walls, it ranges from R-5 to R-I 1, depending on the placement and type of wall. Floor over a crawl space, R-19. Duct isuIation,, R-6. Entrance door, R-5. EXA - . 1ALns 1..u1[afion41 IS - - • 'S - ditioning system. COMPRESCat Today, air conditioners G At UNEc have an Energy-Efficiency Ratio (EER). Thiis a rating that tells you the amount of cooling deliveed per watt of electricity. Or how much or how little it's going to cost you to keep cool. Very simply, th higher the EER number, the lower your mo.nthly electric bill. To meet FPL's recommended Watt-Wise standards, an air conditioner should have an EER rating of 9. - awareness and understanding of the choices telligence analysts. The deterrent is not that will soon face him." American missiles, but Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter may hive been a poor While the Kremlin's election observers president, but he Is a superb poliUclan aren't exactly enchanted at the Idea of Jimmy — _ __ lnnnn Of LOOSE CASH: To fight Inflation, President Carter under the thumb asjhey see it of Carter has tried to stop Americans from aigniew Brxezlnskl, they view the election of spending so much money, He has encouraged hardline anti-communist Reagan with even the Federal Reserve Board to jack up Interest greater distaste. And they figure that If the rates and tighten the money supply. This has Iranian situation gets completely out p1 loft most Americana w" lees money to control, It would Increase Reagan's chances Purchase homes, automobiles and other for election. So they've reportedly decided to wants, cool It in Iran. Yet at the same time, the Treasury SYNDICATE SUN-LOVERS: The Mob Department wants to eliminate an In- p,kes most of Its Illicit millions In the big w*itt tax on the Arabs whose exorbitant cities up North, but the crime fanlljq like oil prices are fueling Infla1lqu ForeignersFlorida's suns1th as well as the most law. who buy heals in We country an Lcaked a 30 abiding citizens do. By the latest FBI count, percent tax on the Interest they earn. By there were $1 pwmama Mafia reskfnts in abolishing the tax, Triry omciala hope to southern Florida and anotber X co _mmuters. -sucrage the Arabs to Invest ni Of the 25 underworld families in the country, Ptr0dOD= In the United States. Is are repreed in F1Qri. An Internal Federal Reserve Board - WA1tH ON WASTE; U the U.S. Senate - docnt identifies the OPEC coun ss en somatimes seems complacent about the the biggest beneficiaries of the tax proposal. American motorists' problems, It might be "Since 1974," stales 11w document, "the hamuse the august body's high inuckamucks OPEC countries have become the largest net travel In governmznl.supplied automobiles. purdaaserc4co les.ThaU.Sdraes Noeathflo PM j(b riot have a tai treaty with 11w MI'4dle East oh cbanffenrs provided, are avifl4] for ia by WCers, and (the tax propose!) would be of Senate bigahota, The free fides, - some of great huportanceto investors from these whithae made InUncoliCoiitInatsjs, cod t he taxpayers $4,0 to lease and _ n ailtiUouia1 $10,00 Ms for lbs baring serious second thoughts about stlMr*g chauffeiirc, who. ostensibly double as up the Iranian left, according t6 US. in. "mesenRers" cit EXAMPLE- more energy than all your other appliances combined. In fact, during the summer WDITIOJED AR'ro ME it may he responsible for up to ME '7%of your electricity costs, IAT AMOMM The good news is that Ii /11 you can cut these costs conI \.J siderably when you buy a new ' Watt Wise TM home with cutg u4if ' New Policy Taking - lts , Tol-1 Carter's ' Ctr air conditioner may require - I .,..A 0 -J—.I I -.a U00. WASHINGTON - There is an Alice-urr public began to lose patience with this policy, Wonderland atmosphere In the back rooms of be shifted to a harder line, the White Jiouse where a cheerless Jimmy The president simply concluded that his o Often the greatest user of electricity in the home, your - JACK ANDERSON- - es ne HigheroEffidencyAw Conditioner. •. • - - — n" A_l,. L'.... save EXAMPLE10 • - tim 'S.. Recently, the two moderates serving on Nicaragua's five-member ruling junta resigned in protest over a transparent power grab by Sandinista radicals. Alfonso Robelo, an American educated 'businessman and longtime foe of WASHINGTON - Few institutions surpass Somoza, offered a succinct explanation of his Emerging from the Rose Garden isn't the U.S. Postal Service among organizations resignation: We just got rid of one dwhip only move President Carter is making to join . fl Americans love to hate — and nothing . / . the candidate crowd. and the people don't want another on produces a universal display of that hostility I He is also reported to have arranged to — The Second junta member to resign, Violeta faster than an announced increase in the , haveThis major speeches simultaneously _______ Barrios de Chamorro, cited 'Ill-health" but price of a first-class letter, rendered in sign language for the benefit of warned privately of the junta's increasingly ' 'I'h it was hardly surprising that the the many deaf and hearing-impaired Postal Service's recent proposal to begin ___ members of the electorate. obvious Marxist tilt. Chamorro, whose anti- charging 2o cents foc-a typical letter next year • Others, notably Sen. Edward Kennedy, Somoza husband was assassinated by unknown (an increase of 5 cents over the current rate) have similarly been employing sign-language gunmen in January 1978, is the publisher of La waif received with something less than translators on occasion. Prensa, Nicaragua's only Independent popular acclaim. Asa means of. assuring fuller participation But here's an irreverent and unpopular — if newspaper. Ominously, La Prensa was shut down _______ of the nation's handicapped in thee political recently by its Sandinista-controlled labor union, not downright heritical - vie! of the ___ process, the trend is certainly to be — But the immediate cause of both resignations situation that suggests the Postal Service is, welcomed. on balance, doing an exemplary Job and its Othe other hand, considering the quality was the Sandinista plan 'to pack the proposed requested rate hike Is entirely Justified. of the political rhetoric this campaign season, Council,l of State with radicals sympathetic to the The operator of the nation's most elaborate, • some might see It as adding insult to injury. Junta's Marxist drift, Moderates and social complex and sophisticated system of tran• ____ tranI democrats have been given only token smitting written communication, the Postal ___________________ _______-. ___ Is an answer to the fuel shortage going to representation on the council to be formed later Service - and only the Postal Service - Is -come out of the kitchen? this mohth. copunitted to serving every business and. Possibly, If an experiment at Ohio State 'iii Ni , Neighbo r — I'd Lik e T o Cup Oil ' 'The Sandinistas already control Nicaragua's household in the country. University proves out. A bus there, a recent The United Parcel Service, for example, Wall Street Journal briefly reports, Is being police, public schools, banks, insurance corn- - has been widely acclaimed in recent years for run on a novel mixture of 80 percent diesel panies, mining industry, and that hail of the i aggressive expansion program that now DICK WESTfuel and 20 percent used cooking oil collected country's farmlands and commercial enterprises offers a purported'y quicker and cheaper • from campus cafeterias. previously owned by Somoza 'and hfs relatives, alternative to parcel post for delivery of Novel but not necessarily surprising. There The Sandinistas are also organizing Nicaragua's packages. are those, all too vividly recalling the film on But UPS maintains only about 1,000 i6 Festive Metric new army and, recently, they nationalized all the french fries, who may see in the ex. receiving stations scattered around private schools. periment nothing more than- a logJ country where senders must bring their WASHINGTON (UPI) - This is National cup serving of chicken fricassee ii about 240 reversal Finally, the junta has pushed back he tentativefor er of proportions. Only fee Metric $*l a) date for national parliamentary elections to "1983 s paid (and an elaborate description of the ' kilometer to lunch. a per Jp ghn ti t '2 And for further inspiration for thought from or 1984." package provided) will UPS provide pickup One point the Metric Board, chief sponsorof with the blueberries and raisins. But by dependable Journal, consider the recent These are hardly the actions of men interested service from the shipper's home or office the the event, Wants us to consider is the extent to Metric Week next year, I predict, the -the advertisement for an ultra-deluxe briefcase. following day. in representative government. which the decimal system of weights and Agriculture Department will have developed n' not the top-quality hide that makes this measures already has Insinuated Itself into a complete metric diet. And properly SO. The Postal Service, however, provides free model special but a number of unusual builtThe Carter administration continues to support daily pickup not only from 40,000 post offices our daily lives. Three examples: If there Is anything that would hasten public In features. Such as a bullet-proofed exterior, Smokers have adjusted to the "silly açceptance of metric figures, it would be a congressional passage of a $75 million aid but also from 298,000 street mailboxes and devices to detect explosive vapors and millimeter" elongation of certain cigarettes suggestion that they help people lose weiight. package intended to help Nicaragua's economy office buifilirig chutes and racks., In the electronic bugs or tape recorders In the without so much as missing a puff. We all know from previous experience that recover from the destruction of last year's downtown areas of major cities, those pickup bearer's Immediate vicinity, a miniature He Photography buffs love 35mm models, and a switch to the metric system usually means a fighting between Sandinistas and Somoza's points are serviced five times or more every datector and a beam that "temporarily also 35mm cameras. More and more people decrease in which we get for our money. Look ' and day.' Minds stuns attackers with no physical national guard. Significantly, Nicaragua's are using kilograms as substitutes for at what happened to liquor. Federal Express, Purolator Courier, business community Insists the aid Is essential If telegrams. When distillers started bottling by the liter, and other air couriers And there's more - a screaming siren that what Is left of the private sector Is to be salvaged, boast of large fleets of Jet planes that The good old Museum of Natural History rather than the fifth, half-gallon or whatever, Is activated if the briefcase Is grabbed, What President Carter and Congress must now guarantee overnight' delivery to dozens of certainly has done Its part to make Metric the containers got smaller, and alcohol I All that Just to prevent the snatching of an Week a success. Just in time for -the consumption presumably declined acdecide Is whether It is already too late to stave off cities — but the cost of that service ranges executive ham-and-cheese? • . observance, the - museum's Insect Zoo cordingly. - a consolidation of Marxist power in NLcaragUa. If from $35 to $100 per item. acquired a new centipede, Metric packaging should do the same for The delivery field Is Indeed overcrowded so, the same Carter administration policymakers ; By conventional count, centipedes have 21 food. In other words, people who bought food with Postal Service competitors anxious to Second Thoughts on Headlines Depart. who helped to pull down Somoza must now search provide rapid yet costly service from BostOn s1rs of legs, or 42 in all. This means they by the gram, rather than by the pound, the t: for ways to cope with his successors. have 100 metric legs, which is why they are short ton or whatever, presumably would get to Washington, New York to Chicago and Los mantises mate." £. (FOrn The New Yora Times, reporting the Centipedes, incidentally, will eat anything Forget about the Scarsdale Diet and other But only the Postal Service accepts as part discovery that the fniects get together in the ,they Can kill, That brings us to the plans whose basic units are calories or carof Its basic mission providing regular service final 20 minutes before sunrise. They are connecting French Creek, Idaho; Claytofl- Agriculture Department. As Its contribution - bohydrates. The Chevy Chase Metric Diet will inactive during the day, and on the hunt for to Metric Week, the Agriculture Department run something like this: Lace, Maine; Kayenta, Ariz., and Duck Hill, prey at night the deadly female would devour has Issued a press release explaining how to Breakfast: 28 grams of prepackaged Miss, her suitor. But at dawn there is just enough relate to metric measures on food labels, bologna; 1 gram of blueberries. Lunch: 45 That means daily delivery to 76 million light to permit the male to sneak up on the "A paper clip, a small blueberry or a raisin grams of hot dogs; 1 grain of raisins. Dinner: different locations in this country — 71.5 female for the "final libidinous. leap" that weighs about a gram," It says. "A typical hot 240 grams of fricasseed chicken. million households and 4.5 million businesses assures survival-of their species.) dog weighs 45 grams; one slice of ptaAnd for those between-mealanacka: igram that comprise almost 58 billion different Always providing, of course, that she Packaged bologna weighs lnat28; and aone- of paper clips. combinations of senders and receivers. ' doesn't have a headache. I 1_ • 9- - 'VI -s Ever since Sandinista revolutionaries overthrew the regime of Anastasio Somoza last year, foreign observers have been watching Nicaragua anxiously for signs of which *ay the new government was leaning - left toward the Marxist faction within the Sandinistas or toward the pluralistic politics of social democrats who also opposed Somoza. . TM 1 _ • _ •5+ • �-r -- / -- - _____ - = - ____ -- • - ,/ 4 - , .a . . .$ % . . . 1. ,..:" :-. - -..- . I I k . . - -I , a . 1 -.. - - .A. +go d - . A- 1 . 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The wreck was the fifth of the first week of preparation and the fourth in two days. Rescue teams had to cutaway a part of the car to remove Johncock, of Phoenix, who had run a lap at nearly'187 mph on the circuit . prior to the accident. Johncock's mishap came two days before the opening of time trials f or the May 25 & . Cricks MPH , ,'- • - Bcirrier Indy - - - • - ' - - - - - - - ., --. . -', - - - . - - -. - - . . 1. - I - _____ $r ____ - - Pro Baseball - - -' . Iekutve. Pitt and Fingers, SD Pittsburgh at San Diego 3. 11 American League Farmer, American League Chi Stoddard, Bait and most Burgmeiir, Bos 4; Lopu, Del W L Pct. 01 and Quisinberry, KC 3. Toronto 15 9 .623 11 .609 ½ New York Boston 1212 Mitwauke Il 11 .500 3 Baitimor 11 11 .410 4½ Thursday Cleveland 9 14 .391 3½ Football Detroit .-----9 16 .360 6½ .. nu iroc-agani usnvr 4--:- Roundup _ Burns 'Smokes ' Royals . - . . . - ii ______ S4 L. j . ______________ _______ - '. - - - -- 1. ______ - - Kansas City (Leonard 1-3) at Boston (Stanley 2-2), 7:30 p.m. Minn esota (Koosman 2.2) at 1. ' - - - .. I V . __ CASI __ - 1 - - - .- ____ _____ - L ____________________________________ __________ Kegder's Korner - - . - - - - own - ____ -------- -- - - - - - ____ , - ___ 1_ F - - . I . . ,_ - -' - .; . - - - . - - - - . .. . . - . Is' Yaz Baseball's Oldest Player? his ' --- - Flyers Clinch Semi's In 7.3 Mfln Over . tars - '-- . - - D - mining a sign or moldnig a mental miglaks an a play ft club old John Picu Qt, who won 1$ games for the PhUatkIphla i - .. - . Casselberry Mice Scurry In Busy Week - - ' 4 , AS - - ____ . - JoAnne Car- last week, That's good, but It makes player field that has five amateurs, require accuracy, but the numerous ' I - 'I', I ner, winner of four of the first seven me a little nervous."including Stacy's 18-year-old sister uphill shots give lbs longer hitters a i, ATLANTA (UPI) 411 $ge Oviedo Auto Parts con- In all U Associated Sales and WIlliass events on this year's LPGA tour Carrier, 'ft year's No. 2 money Martha, a University of Georgia definite aldvantap,11 the NNK ' kSba 4 It PramS 4 3 1. . tinned its rampage Wed. Engineering breezed to a X4 Irv" 4 11 Sonossay before "running out at gas," hopes wlnner with nearly $93,000 in 11 freshman who won the Women's 411 ,I Rs 451 lullS Post took the last two weeks off nesday night In the Sanford victory over DeL're Bar, 451 ! Mv last week's vacation will get her outings, sham that favorite's role Southern Intercollegiate two weeb before coming to Atlanta a., 411 . Mellilop Men's softball league to d* nd hair by 4 3 3 mom" I 31 0 , 'I, roiling again. with Wang money-winner Donna ago. title. . OVllOO II I Md,ra $I5 pounding Stromberg-Carlson i "I feel rested and that should be a Caponi Young ($100,000) and thirdi Nancy Lopez-Mellon and Judy -r Ts15ls p so ITROMISIS Joe place Amy Alcott ($78,000). Alcott Rankin areln't playing this weeL "I didn't need that golf course W icc Rico Peterson and favorites In the $100,000 Atlanta fInished second or better for the third Carner, recognized as one of the week (Moss AS NI P5511145 553 across US Benton sparked a 2$-hit LPGA, which began its 54-hole Wt straight time last week when she lost longest hitters on the ladles tour, feels waterway fromCreek 11 HiltOn HUd)" Mid WS11 531 AU0CIATID sssc'a esmu. 311 barrage with a pair of " saiisaa today over the hilly Brookfteld West In a playoff to two-time U.S. Open Atlanta is a good place for her to POst."Notforfow,days.WepLeyfor hoinenuseachinthevlctory Sf1150 451 Maker $41 'III INGINIUINI RImS AINN course 30 miles northwest of down- champion foils Stacy In the Women's regain her winning touch since the the Mine money here and it's 54 hales 415 Sisal ___Al N I Los $31 5515 411 In other action around the town Atlanta. • , International. Mncik,..5l$$5 Sficsy $ par-73 6,?70-yard course is especially Instead of 72. The Women's Iflt$T 411 - JeoRsu Chuck McMullan SraOr ___ $1.1 "But,Ihavenoideahowl'll dothls •' Las " IUL. - $ They we among 10 of the top 13 oultedtohergame. Wi$jj 55' . nationalmaybeamajortcurnament po apsir of hameruns 1 week," she said. "I didn't touch a to club money winners entered in ft 102r-n I "The tight Ww4irad) fairwan in mom Pe4els eyes, but not mine. ill 5tafØ 144117.55 311 Is it WUPON . Ill Iryisi Fisher tallied solo shots to lift Ovf.dA.ij $ g ,'j at$k,Ca,4 IS1US-I14 WiN $1$taimSy lie 431 lit 12 _____ SN 411 JamSs Sunniland while Mark icc asi45)1715151 5159 AS LIII Wldgham and Willie Wall hit Namif. , *as.i.s.i s.f.s , 'i ser By United Press inlernotional In IM- Barber hall 11 gosh in UN tam in ft Ingo. We con always IslaridaW palb Glenn Regick It hmeirs,part Of a SW atiock / There was alleast one membero1 playoffsand set aclubrecord for jnost dream but we can't always ha stayed thu .y until 14..45 of the the Philadelphia Flyers who wouldn't points in a series with 12, Also, his disappointed when we don't-win." second period, when Dunn fired a I bA my Bill Barber was the sWk In Um diort, handed gag In the arst period Tble Fbws op;lowfip die bals to dopiM pW Resch jot . . 17 ncoP& team's semifinal victory over the was his thIrd'ot the playoffs, tying a yet to be determined, as the Buffalo into the power play. mark set .1 MinnelotsNorthStarL Derek Sandon of , Sabres-blanked the New York ______________ _- 'M News train the Ipoes: It Is to local attractioni such as said Barber, after he scored two goals Leach added two godi for' tW As a trilaita .., up Mack Hav*s in a quartw6 transition Ume at Bowl Cyprm Gardens, Sia 14.0 In Game 5 Thursday night to pace the - Flyers and Rick MaclAish, Bob John Van Bomma and Richle DW Flyers' 7-3 clInching triumph. "flr, Dailey and Bobby Clarke added single sred power-play goals to back the 5flhI. His mod severs lit am* Amrics, Sanford ' as W Circus World, Nver *4;- 1100 to " pin, mid- for 11 i , pith Just am six minut M in the ftAw laques wW UP dxdr .etc, and, a bd drawins at in91111.3 turn tournament S01 . are 20 guys behind me and they all tallies. Goalie Phil " rientained Shutout godlanding oil M Sao", a and the summer the end Qi tie =mmN jw tin Some who Ita played greet. We did a great job in our unbeaten by i3 leagues. CUI!& We hope everyons.UIL Bossy, than ari forn3Iflg fUueL.i omd back a zone tonigid and used our heds. playoff victory. --------------------------------------------------------averted - &jmjptjon f Us ieconii Mike Join U for our but IAU for Craig Hartsburg, \7 j f ________ Bob .orimer, 10naine°t, very exciting 11 Some lucky funliled summer I All a gave Barber a record-tying nine goals which closed out a highly succeasful The Sabr*s got off to a 11 lead Just The Ssbres are attempting to league bowler - will win - a bowl a game pins over Us12 In Ibirnties. Ik matched On mark set now under Cokh Glien Soninor. into 1:52 into the gamoo, when Van B01- bcq= G*tM Will 4am In Stanky m ft Riftmaig. for avervige to to ehil*-for UN you teant to sign fSp Ulls,yl, 11 "I'm awfully proud d these gqsooll mew Waded,a slapabot from ft Idt Cup Nstary to come bad I by tearnmate Reg& Leach in a f1w from a 34 two I I Wel have driggling * ---..,.* -.------23111WC1111ftlamand vnL1t1x3olpgt0tMgf Va&iioq gamsedesagainatthePostonBruins . .. I Son= salt "We W to We bed . faceciff circle I . . put ft rigtA d&.of d@Mt and t&b tits slaries, . eKh week for free mW.tdp Tie Can place YOU on A league. tournamerIL'. . Ild ____ - ' - - Oviedo Auto Pods Continues To Roll - ' - Rested Comer Alms For Atlanta' 100*ran' . - - -- ~ rhole by UPI s in over LUM \ngt'k in Ilts' second gaunt' of the - - . - - - -1 - - Pro Hockey officials saId 18- more and practiced e ss iawy •es tournament washed out the first round comm. hole qualifying rounds will be played than'l have in seven yeam" At Chase P8& Rotary meets slapped two singles apiece for T"'Nes 686 Howard sI8 TOTALS 1184 TOTAU II 93111, leaving Tom Watson the Elks at 5 p.m., while first half the winners. and Michael If Watson wins again, Nelson said today and Saturday, and thoslit "leader" In the clubhouse, The wltuier will have an added champ Kiwanis puts a 9-0 Mel-ihie smashed a double, - Mcscl UI g . the tournament might have 4 be making the cut will play a 3$-hole .'I.. Watson, winner Of three of the incentive ft the line against record on year. Officials at the R4ymond William had the last renamed the Tom Watson Golf finale on Sunday. . five Byron Nelson Golf,,Classics, has Classic. CLIM Nelson and next week's .Colonlal Moose at 7:15 p.m. only hit for Ken Kern's KIN KIlN'S . spent the last several weeks In Dallas Among those chasing Watson will be National Invitation in Fort Worth, Roger flail held Sunniland Garage, a single. -'.1 SHILL AS ft N working on W3 game with his teacher,. "To win the mine tournament three Jack Nicktous, who has not won since Texas, have agreed to add a $=,OW to just four hits, while striking - Seminole Sporting Goods alarmis RN DIW$d,SS 1 oi l 1. Byron Nelson. Umesduring a career isanarnazjng hefall of17aat the Australian pen, bonus if the winner of the Nelsona]so out seven.He walked onlyone out-hltAdcockRoofingfourto Lawisoc. A'314 4-11 lt 551W "Thanks to Byron striking my accomplishment to me," I'm Nelson said, and Texas favorite LCe Trevino, who wins the Colonial, which Would mean batter In the game that was three, but Adcock Rooting N. MsilSIs II l WWIIabsr SI S ,r . l.WwIa.. Is irons much better now," Watson said. "To do it over a five-year span Is even has placed second on the last two tour a $308,000 two-week pay check In. shortened to four innings benefited from 11 walks.&Dd newanim s I a miso,sks ,it s A.MsrI%is 1s santa "Ibat will be a big help here. I think - more amazing." s is' stops and always professa to enjoy cluding the $54,= first prim in each under the 10-run lead rule. numerous arrocs. ," Only 12 golfers had begun the first thethree.atopTexasleg Of the my driving lsa little stronger, 5 1 S sislike " event. Rallaliop.cedhlateamat P.Wtiliosis S I $ ", HubertWilhlamshadtwoof Nfl ••• IS the plate with a pair of the three hits for the winner., M.r5y $11 i i s' '°' II37 TOTALS ,, singles, while Craig Dixon both singles, and Burnett 153 blasted a home run and Kirk Washington added a double. MrdISsU - ' s d i~ I! ;, I - I . - - - - - - Pittsburgh - Fired Coach Johnny Wilson. Soccer San J os e Traded Barney abuts of Nuuni thinks Uwee t..he Ut best ever. isn't bashful about asserting himself. But he doesn't iet on Us of the ,$en State Wardsn' 'ft gmp II he does, Ishe aILI succeed was. Ia the Pikers, Letting them Li stay the yards awayBlusjaysforpettythlngs, blml-T.K.,Alameda,CaUf, Another tidrig about Mattick La the sense of humor he Allies, the first black head coach in major league , shows on the bench and Its way is has 01 12ttt511tg ap 872 aid Stea%-4 tall studs sts has been taLking at times this season about Professional predation without laying It on too muck, skuakler yetU*g he ilLde't do it and as eppeslag pla)er Iiat as stoWng down to concentrate on the other part of his no"ual bad )otUl "I b& diii 1, %v Im " ,c rv%d is roIeascosthandgeneralner,Atorn.cNlt,stop, tklá yaW to fee Ise, ii tired slit slate I kiew hew &W Interest of the Koff 104, kovin Wilda 4, "ul skildlond In a workout with his loan%, might speed hint to tho South Steve Berg 43 and Jeff Wolf doiigslsad,r with USVthnd ('thy, $1. "Bay, am I glad you dw*W up today," MAtUck uld to Writ, front office. But personally I don't think Al wants to step aside as his Warrim an auttilit dIW A dismal mum such - ftelany eIi out theIr 1879- For the girls Hanktrs was atlerit WU time, year, By thatil Larry You should vs seen the smile on Otto Velea' tic,. It was as 111a will shouldn't have a right to peuteal Actually, rat}eç 'owe1L, a 1100 basketball season with an high with 110 points and $1 Bmwvk of ( surprising UCLA Bruins might be ready to return *11112 N hiMUtt lurust ofltctal, slgeat* a pinafty syabem for players baDquat Ws pd, ppg avwW FoGowing weirs W4 own . to pro ball with Wduk State. MWIAN 190 k*W. Y%k COUM *JWvJ* tho, wqwuMnM* I I whek. Tami Hankins and Dsphne Qrlit.1 IS, Michelle Have there bees say ether wames beside. Geerija cohic% penalty alr,*ky In Us bk. Officials with a r U&fttw walked off wM Raplawdlil 4k nads Jon A finn grip Roseallillow who it&" bm switon of N&UwW VWMM 04 It* twItio do,,h&v* &r4 tmbk kv~*M &fty, Dawn Riley 33, Gail-MacBa. the top prlsas, being judged Laelteamsudhave taus saachivsnlh..pecsUes'I "Mthat the NRA rstgs dre may b to tote. 'ast Valuable Player and 10, Sherry Henn.uey - 10, zeic D.srbc ce.cked a ka. lb. wIdows of Teay sad Vie Meesbite sued the Sss betugss IMblick 1e.fse. I say haak1 now Beth Elder V Mondsy idgbltospsrk with a homsr Spsdio di IM %NB1 JF Ssereaeats, Cü1 csber of ted, Sthaa Wattos, tutas aid ny I believe 1 ___ . walteliketim -is *0 ft kbe ceftw pacod by J= ALUMINUM ths boys in woring Stan* Wft Ill points and AN 41 Is dinsis, tied La 194?, his widow Violet became Us ehab presIdent miesck a tell iebslvEi 049S in 31 Nod CAMPSISUNS ' JON a nd later chalr*cman of Us boards She attended lea*u. Tu each his iac rs,,szrstt t ppg-averngs-He-alao- od UI,-Rohart Gordon iii np etc I,SI( -s MU usdaw bs1113,ttsughsisletwalt,, tis -- W me ie,par seciotngic.i uptanatioss thu 1ikti& $1111 *uP,IIt psrcmtage bring thaw ie at a gqpl percentage U strike cuts and Just 4*1 Divas walk, Mu, cc bid Georgia RQembIOOIfl paying Isui aid teas attention to the PertW(shst uIuI 41$ IUP$ws CI do$day operations of Ut. Lo Angeles Rants. -'ollowfng In acoring and Quacksubush '33' asv.rai tuifl$nhtSI. TTSCIJ = UM $" top Ile " Its tiles. tesibsil tesas .1 elI tkec Hsw cesid yes sawer t year after arhitration when whet he rcsUy wasted 'all along Wegew US P.1uL _____ Pinits, Aim Boysebi 30k Joe rebmader wM IN NdmdI * dombin vibile Astai 11l 146 %" a to Stondo imi, Doug Koq* by Nww = No Out Hoop Season _ ____ - __ ____ ____ Dearborn Lifts 12 Ocks a -. • - - - à46,3. Là - -- - - ___ _______ __ -- - :: were _____ - iot ____ - Tit - T.P - •___ - ., - , - - - - - - , - - -- ____ _ - - . - ' Rains Drench Byron Nelson's Opening Round . ,. the Army, I "Go ahead, break me," they'd my. "Maks- nis a civilian . again." Maurice ('hcckM,lb pk'ttfl'ed hct't' applying iteknst' Which Is simply anothei way of saying t4t h*y Nattli;k.. the major le agues' oldest manager at and fill certainly their action, wax a inatit conirihulor to the 1i'rx lying Incat surprisingly successful one, isn't 64 likeLto apart and wring Me hands when the Blue Jays, now buising around first place, feel It's Wne to make.4 cNWge, . Actually, he never wanted to be a big league manager. The way he looks at it, this Is more or loss an Interim Job he - .. - - NEWYORK (UPI -Bobby Mattick, the Toronto Blue Jaya' manager, reminds me of some of those guys I served with An Pro Basketball - - . . . Has Jays Jumping .. - - -. 1W New York (Guidry 1-0), $ p.m. Baltimore (Stone 2-3) at Gersdorlf to Son Diego for Steve . Mliwauk" (Sialon 1-1), 1:30 David and other consIderallonsi P.M. hired Tony Siflioes M Issistant Chicago (Baumgarten 1-2) •t th Texas (Jenkins 2-2), 1:35 p.m. ' Celle" . Detroit (Wilcox 2-2) of Buffalo - Named Robert hall unttl he can return to doing what he enjoys most California IKI$on 1-4),,10 p.m. It was a busy week for bats, Slit,was followtxl by pal . 11w, Mict,lom t1wirrourlivy " Mennuhile, Nick at Five. . Domino athletic director. Toronto (Clancy 1.1) at scouting, developing, and working with the kids In OW BIUO Angelo's C Oakland (Longford 2.1), 10 p.m. Jays' system. both on the softball field. tin Tulasko .495, L'vrrl Fr) .4* 14 as the two 1t4U0* look (urns at'Itttn 11w Mtckatcers. cievefand (SpUrner 1-1) atAs Toronto's Director of PLa)'rer Development, that's what highway 438, and in the Itenu IliCartu 384, Sheila Seattle (Bannislel' 2- 1), 10:3 ' ttnt the tuati bac k uatu bttet known as Skyhook Mattick was completely occupied with Izat tail when club ban quit hail. First, they t)ixon 353, t)ana %tp.te .343, anu again,hate led the atttwk ,,, •jM'IISV Unsaid RaIs4 sCassett*rry two team, part cipaled In the Fast Jenny Iturke 110, Tami w Ill% 3 hits, Tht-y tmmr htwk w ,qilll a 1, Kontos City at Boston Ar %A R11111ra.'They now Philadelphia vs. Los An"Its Operations Pat Gillick finally persuaded him to take Over the Oringli, Invitational wolnells Minn eso ta at New York C) (lest 49f 7) Ilankins ,3W anti Rose Fry win (tour straight in IN,ltvsm ,slitul at 11-2 (it k4wile play, Baltimore it Milwaukee Blue Jays' managership (All Times 1Db) tournament at MvCuy Navy 191. brat'ket 15-3 oer the Kiut I3r-2 overall, They topped Chicago at Texas (Series tied, 1.)) The other day Bavasi had a question for MatUck. Base and finished fourth In a Oranie Stars, 19.4 over Forest City one, 3-1 and then Dixon Ixisted a 10.3 "How do you like managing?" he asked hint, smiling ton team field, Iletureen lots Of Toronto at Oakland Philadelphia 102 r"vrtl Ffilich's, 6-3 094411131 tho %%v1v. ,4hut%xit by L)-We Helms ' Oti the intiunti and had a I5 Cleveland at Seattle May 7 - Philadelphia 107, Los because the Blue Jays are going so welt, tripe back amal forth on 43( ... llantltt*, anti O o\CF 1UIIt CatM'ltwrry one, 84) as 10 kawatd, just like that. . I onte lining May 10 - Los Angeles at was 9$ with a 163 era. Volono's, Itento IlWario they nwivagtxI 1wit 3 hill. "But do you like it?" Bavasi persisted . played In a Seminole (based on 63 at bets) lCk-tit'd till tottr Including 41 Philadelphia. 3:30 p.m. National League May 11 - Los Angeles at league mottle anti (tsur'tu% %tlutout In the fourth "Not particularly," he said. oulminateti the weeke nd with average wIts 11w team I ',0 AS H Pct. Philadelphia, 3 p.m. pullo, ThLaSkU afltt Mthelk hitter for the Forest City win, 24 14 35.417 May 14 - Philadelphia of Lot Fry 10 lit runs scorvil with 1,. I , Kask' Mel'ktnough led the Mattick wait only being what he always halt Won, conWelety an awards dinner f-%r thL.-i , -1 Buckner, Chi 21 $1 31 .369 Angeles, 11:30 P.M. 43 LetCI's lit rbl's with 49, z'utimtui and that's one of the reasons the Blue Jay players love fall season. Hndrck, St.L 21 II 31 .332 x-May 16 - Los Angeles at Smith, LA 24 94 33.351 fthadsiphils, 1:05 p.m. him and are busting their Shoelaces f9r hint, The Banquet was held at tI1K% Tahuilko lit lwgiie ruits with $, Tern Fr y, HiCarlu "'" Codeno, Hou 31 , 76 26.342 X-May 16 - Philadelphia at Los He doesn't try to allow them he knows e"rything. Malone, Ile doesn't camelberry VFW who put on Fry doubles will% V And 1vters stisillme Young, Margarvi Kalh L,tntta Cruz, Hou 23 91 31.341 Angeles. 3 p.m, with It. y to one-up them. It anything, he goes tr tar more t Garner, Pit he other a great at ternoon for the girls. triples 32 77 26 .331 'I1er ctut* "r- anti (lana Martin, Chi 22 $4 29 .337 way, saying things and meaning them, Like, "I booted that The fall season record was 22. Award winners at the Hale lwtta' ui'v. Hrrmd:, St.L 24 94 32.333 one," or "it wasn't your fault, it was mnfne." 11 and Included the chain. banquet were: MVI'-i'eters,. Slonlyins, SLL * 21 65 21 .3n Iktnw antI Knit Luffy It'd Mattick perpetually downgrades himself, American Leagus Plonship of ft longwood Leadership: hicDonough antl I%VAI 14 " 81*014 1 , 11xvin "When it coma to pitching, you handle the whole business League, 0 AS H fti. , Semifinal Round liale. Sport smatishi p, Fry breaktr to vild Angelo's mitt 6 rbi's Iviovrit t1will. Summrs, Del 22 70 I .100 (lest 4.of 7) because I don't know a damn' thing about it," he told Al Top hitters for the season a ird M c 1) o n o ii g h , low'nt'- actlo, 51w ltt a 8- 111X011, Down Ilkley anti Widmar, the Blue Jays' pitching coach way back In Spring Were Margaret 1'eters with it linprOv' Bos 21 97 33.361 Philadelphia vs. Minnesota 111119111; Dixon And hilltr to I lills 1~uclt, A.,I tin -it I4%p1s.%rt6 hold IN, Sitylioxilt training. Molitor, Mil 21 59 32.360 (Philadelphia wins wj 1) 30 average, 53 hIts In 100 at Fry, Hustle: Talasko. Iudrt4 home runs. hits Fisk, Boo 20 70 25.357 April 29 - Affloinesots 6. "The truth," Widaw Says,"is just the opposite, lit knows Cooper, Nil 30 77 37 331 Philadelphia S practically everything there is to know about pitching." Bail, Tea 21 CI 34.347 May 1 Phiiadeipltia 7. Mm. When it comes to scouting and instructing young players, Trammel, Of 22 73 23 .342 MICta 0 Lndresu, Min 25 97 33 .110 May 4- - Philadelphia L Min. Uwe itron't many better thark, Mattick. Bumbry, Sal 239331.333 ne$o$a3 rom me Yount, Nil Philadelphia 3, Min. 32 90 30.333 Ma y 6 BY MURRAY years ago, Blue Jay third baseman Roy Howell kept hoaring Heine Runs nows I It to Carl Yestrientski. at 0. the oldest startiall tvgular to National League - Schmidt, May I Phila delphia 7, Min. himaelfdescrtbedannolfenslveballplayer,one whomtghtbc -) ,, ^ , Phil 1; Luzinski, Phil 7i notate 3 better advised to take No glove out someplace and,burn It, Kingman 11,d Martin, Clii and Buffalo vs. N.Y. islanders Wa'sleiiy, IU -. 14 Howell had 72 RBI and 1$ homers for the Blue Jay. last year Baker, (N.Y. Islanders sad serIes, $3) The remarkable Yas, who'll 1w 41 on Aug. 12, takes the prise Americas Lsagu - VeIn. AprIl 29 - N.Y. slanders 4. but he also mad, errors. Mattick had aevral long talks with Tor.S; Rudi, Cal and Jackson, Suffaio 1 for everyday play. Willie Stargell and Iete Rose, who are 39 1 -,. him and convinced him he didn't necessarily have to spend NY 1; Fisk, Boa and Smalley, May 1 - N.Y. Islanders ' years young, stand next In Line, A couple of designated hitters AQ I 14 A' ~~01_ - . whole life being a one-dImensIonal performer. More than that AL-f-I -i ~,~ Mirm and Maybirry, Tot 6. Buffalo I (2o$) In the American L.esgue, Rico Catty of Toronto and Willie Runs Batted in May 3 - N.Y. islanders 7, he Bow to It Howell got plenty of work arvxW third ban durN 5 Horton of Seattle, are also 39, no oklest PIAYtrS In it* 94,1110, - PAIW11141 ChAMpIvft IN 1*041 National Leal" - Cruz, Hou Buffalo 4 spring training and following It Howell Is delighted with the . &RC411, As to-the pms, how about and Garvey, LA 33; ScP,mdt, May 6 - lufisea P. N.Y. Improvement he has shown, Phil 22; fleitj, St.L 31; islanders 4 take their regular turns as starters. They're each 41, but hey, 1 was just tkLlvk,tI,tg alt opinion when I mentioned thos* Hendrick. St.l 20.'May S - Buffalo 2, N.Y. "You're the ftr person who ever told me Icould be a good Gaylord ranks as the graybeard of the big leagues because AmerIcan Lsagvs oll, islanders 0 Uklahomna teams of the Liud WlLkittin era as nttutlpotent. theldar and a complete player," he said to Mattick Tex and Velez, , Tor 23, he'll be 41 In September. Pot longevity, however, no one comties Frank lahy had quite d I3tS%t it 'bin. going at Notre Dave Stleb, 4-1 so far, aim hu berieflued from Maluck's JOi,Ø,I, Chi 3; Oliver, Tea islanders, I p.m. close to old Satchel I'vilge, who Was a UtW 59 when he threw Illumv, hxx As for tho WW I %,,*AkI put the twwnt Pittsburgh Wait wth him. and Domell, Tor 20, Hargrove. x-May 13 - N.Y. Islanders at ft"Innings for the Kansas City A's In ft And don't kwgvt 'uffaio, I p.m. Cliv and Parrish, Del It. When he feels any of his pharlrs need to be read out for - played In the Sanford Little pitchers combined for's one- while Andy . Doering and League. Two other gunes hitter against Ken Kern's Jeremy Taylor each singled. were rained out and Garage, but a dozen walks plas littorff (3-2). HR-Kansas City, White 1. rescheduled for today. kept the lOsers in the game. PIDUAI Tororol COO 230 202 - 9 14 0 RH SUNNILAND the S*1OId In Fee Wee. Anthony tilerthle started on ceo.., Alsac 4OOOCO0aI--2:O, $ CORP. MtrO4la, McLsuffl -'! (91,' "Dt,sii '11,M.' iii and Davis; Frost, clear (s), Leonard Shell stopped Ken Shell, and was relieved by 1U'mail 3 2 I Rftd , too, Martinez (7) and Donohue. W- Kern's Garage 139, while Slaw, who e GrIMa Ji t ,O.Msrt,li i 55 arned the win. Wr$N (31). L-Frost 55 OcsRsm III centive to get the last out," Don Money and Sixto Mirabella Adcock Roofing nipped Michael Merthie came in to trial • es assess it I HR-Toronto, Mayberry 16). ' said Burns, whii pitched his L4!zcano belted bai*-to-back •Msrl%Ii Seminole Sporting Goods M put out a fire in the final Nam.gaer 010200000-3 61 third complete game of the homers to highlight a five-run Detroit 1w54 C is 111150 15 I In the games rescheduled frame, earning a save. I II lis*as 000 OW 00+- 4 1 1Crisp season; "Complete games are tint inning which carried the Seattle Clem Leonard Shell scored McMiIlii 5 55 Ca,ttsa 1-5 5 Morris Lopez (9) and Dyerj for today, the Railroaders what pitchers want ...." Brewers to victory. play Cardinal Industries at 5 one run in the first and five in TOTALS III$ # TOTALS 1014 Honeycutt and L.Co*, Stinson First Federal . (6-0). L- p.m. at Westside Field, while the second for ja 6-0 lead. But soosaitsow Cars, Its " I Morris (3 4). A Detroit, Claudell Washington supPinch-hitter Kurt Bevacqua Clam Leonard Shell battles Ken Kern's Garage rallied for SIMINOLI ported Burns with a pair Of hit a two-run single , off Wock.nfusi (3). Popps Jay's at 7 p.m. at Fort seven runs in the bottom of sponTswo RBI - each In handing Paul reliever Bruce Sutter toy a GOODS (Only games scheduled) ADCOCK the second for a 74 lead, Clem Mellon Park. a AIR H ROOPING Butch's Chevron plays Leonard Shell scored three In Pewers 155' AS N H News 0 I I I W 3 I I ormwm Westaide Merchants at 5 p.m. the third and four in the fourth "SOON 13 8 .? ) a I a kililid ill at Fort Mellon Park in a pee before Ken Kern's Garage 1.10.5 555 Williams Iii ',:: wee league clash. scored Itsjlnal two ruts in the Psuunu ii e Lassner DALLAS (UP!) - The rains that , DavId,.. 5 II RalliN Nelson said Watson is confident, round Thursday morning when the The Sanfomil Junior League bottom of the fourth. "For me, I've worked awfully Dssd.g 351 RsvscMv S IS attack north Texas whenever Byron playing well and condortable on the first of a series of thunderstorm hard," said Nicklaus. "I've played closes out the first hall of Its Danny Lgwrence, Anthony Tomew I I I AdCIM* I I I " I II KilcIsika Nelson attempts to boiL his golf 6,993-yard, par-70 Preston Trail golf struek. Tournament season today with two games Merthie and Jimmy Murphy . - - - - - 1. Mattick's Magic - - Spli"ortf, Patfln.(S), Busby (7) and Wathan; Burns and Kimm, Foley (I). W-Burns (3.2). L- ___ . - . - - Rick Cummins of Maryland, of. Ken City 12 12 .500 2½ lenslve guard Mike Cafiero of Seattle 11 11 .300 2½ Hofatra, linebacker Dave O'Dell of Catitornl 11 14 .440 1 C.W. Post. defensive end Ray Minn 11 13 .423 of New -Haven Thursdays Results 4½ Mlchanczyk College, running back Dwight Milwaukee 9, Baltimore 1 Slalter of Brockport State, and Chicago S Kansas City 2 tight end Sam Bowers of Foriam. Toronto 9, California 2 Edmonton (CFL) Signed Seattle 4, Detroit 3 offensive tackle Randy Johnson Today's Games and running ba ck Danny Knot. (All Times 1ST) Hockey I. - . . 4 - - Tlxas First Federal Pulls Upset '' I 'N wide receiver Gold" RIChards, W L PcI. Oft NY Jets Signed seven free 16 11 .391 agents: offensive tackle Ed 15 11 577 ½ Gallagher of Pitt, offensive guard 13 11 .312 1'/* Oakland Chicago . The White So% are being , Blue Jays 9, Angels I extra careful with the young. John Mayberry lilt a twoster's arm, however, and run homer and Otto Velez had Manager Tony LaRussa came four hits and scored three close to pulling. Burrs in the mm,enabling ft Blue Jays ninth Inning despite a big to at I lead. straight victories. "It was enough of an in- Brewers 9, Orioles 1 - - __ ____ - 1 - - - - - - '. . -- - S. 4 'V 'Transactions . - a p U - By United Press International Splittorff his second loss in four-nn eighth inning that Britt Burns - even hiS five decisions, gave the Padres their victory, . name suests heat. lIepwhprp in the AL Re gional IJIIS %., The 20-year-old lefthander Seatfi; nipped Detroit, 4-3, San Dgo 002100111-9110 - d'aJyJ,O' 100050000-4112 of the Chicago White Sox con- Toronto whipped California Chi Lucas D'Aquisto (3), Shirley tinudd to throw "smoke " put 9-;, and Milwaukee crushed fl), Fingers (0) anq Fahily, _ American League batters Baltimore, 9-1, Tenace (3); Reuschei, Sutter (I), CpIlla (9), Caudill (9) Thursday night, striking out In the only National League and Foote. W-Shimley (2-1). L -eight and beating the Kansas game, San Diego beat -Suffer (2-2). City Royals, 8-2, for his third Chicago, 94, (Only game scheduled) victory In five decisions. Mariners 4, Tigers 3 , ,.I Burns scattered eight hits First baseman Lance ParAmerican L eague and was never in serious rish's wild throw to home Bait woolowo-l 31 Andrettl Piloted His Issex Penike' To 190.880 rnph At 164 503 10000-9 12 1 trouble after Chicago scored allowed pinch-runner Tom Milw . D.Martinez, Ha rt zell (1) and three runs in the second to Paciorek to score the winning . Dempsey; Haas, McClure (8) take the lead for good. . run and capped a four-run and B.Marlinez. W-Hass (3-3). "It looked like he had real ninth Inning that gave the LD.Martinez (1St). HR,- good fastball,'! said Kansas Mariners a victory and made Milwaukee, Money (4), Leicano (5), Thomas (4); Baltimore, City ManagerF Jim 'Frey. Rick Honeycutt the major may m. First Federal shocked Blocker and Ricky Crisp both Jeff Blake slammed a pair "That was the first time I've league's first six-game Sunnhland Corporation 18-s smashed doubles4, Of.lnaide-the.park home runs Kan Cty 010 000 001-7 91 seen him, he t hr ows hard." winner, Chi Th ursday in the only game - S 13 Three Clem Leonard Shell for Seminole SportlnjGoods, - . - . - ' . - ? - - -. - -I. / . _ 1 •. . . % 11 - . - . - ---,- MtrL.W A •. - . . . . , . - ' I .11 ;: . - .. - - ' I, 1.. - - . - - -. aI I . - . - - - - Pivotal For 7óers * ' - . - - I ::j ior W. n- * Natina,':,?Y. Moreno, a Pitt 16; 3WVJ, lYTI I .0 . Z. . , .. - - ,V .- _ -:3P. 1~.. ....-. ...., ;1, I I . . - , - --.-.-. --A - a . -. I . ..1 - ' Despite Andretti's speed showing, the top honors for the fourth consecutive day went to Texan Johnny Rutherford In his ground effects Chaparral-Coeworth. Rutherford turned a lap at 191.98 mph - still shy of 192.472 for'the week. Also exceeding 190 prevIously were Bobby Unser and veteran Tom Bagley. A.J. Foyt abandoned his own engine for a' Ccworth In a 3-year-old car and posted the fourth-fastest lap for thday at 187.071. . . - today. The first practice crab occurred Monday when rookie Tony Lee Bettanhausen hit the wall entering the second turnCanadian Frank Weiss and rookie Dennis Firestone were Involved In two of three crashes Wednesday and the third Involved veteran Sheldon Cheeks' Shooting . .I. I I I. . 190 holiday race. But his crew said the fracture was "minor" and he might return to practice - jjjj jHjjjjjFjjjjjlA I r - % -, l_ vsn _ . PHILADELPHIA (UP!) JVU UI &SV. I'IMIII.V ..IIVVV,O iJflI%VlJIi7 IU . American League - Hinder., been to get the basketball to the players who shoot it better, SOfl. Oak and W111s Tex 10; Pittsb4-gh But a3 the 7eers and the Los Angeles iakersccncludeprepil. Cariw, Cal and Wilson, KC I; Chicago Bumbry, Bait, Molitor, Ml, and rations today for the third game of the NBA championship Griffin. Tor 4. s. series on Saturday, it Is the Cheeks' shooting that has his team Pitching 'VICtIPISS Montreal tO 14 .117 4 In a goOd frame of mind. National Leagwi NW Yolk Canton, $ 16 333 • The S400t.I guard shot ll4og43 Wednesday night, scoring 23 Phil and Vuckevich,. St.L Weal H. Bly and. YKul. points In the 76ers' 107.104 victory over Los Angeles that w L Pd. OR vs, Pitt 4-0: Nieliro and Houston n $ 60 earned them a split of the first two games of the best.of.eeven Richard, Nov 1.1. cincl 11 iO .0 1 series on the Lakers' home court in Inglewood, Calif. AmerIcan League Honey. Los A 11 n 13 13 .500 414 cult, Sea 6-0; John, NY s-or Philadelphia Coach Billy Cünn1nham wanted Cheeks it, Sifl Difto Atlanta $ 13 .341 I' Hauls, Oak 1-0; Barker, Cliv, shoot more since the Lakers were double-teaming JUIIUN Redfern, Minn, Stub. Tor 4-1; Fran I li .2% 10 ngw touched Keough, Oak 1.2. San Thursday's Results lamed Run Average "I'm not an offensive player," said Cheeks, "But the gamt' San DIego C, Chicago 4 (based on 14 innings pitched) Today's Games plan was to be ready when they doubled up. They double 1k National League Canton, (All Times EDT) (Erving) and he gets us the ball, I never made that many shots New York (Swan 12) at Phil 1.54; Matuta, All 1V before. They Just happen to be falling," Montreal (Roget's 2.3), 1:33 Plume, Cm 2.10. Niekro, Hou Liblfldt. Cm 2.13. P.M. DespIte all the attention he was getting, ErVIng scored 23 AmeriCan League Norris, San Francisco (HalIcki 0-0) at points Oak 0.41; Proly, Chi 1.0$; Chica go (Lamp 3.3), 2: p.m, Lake rs' Coach Paul Weathead Indicated his defensive plan Kea, Oak Houston (Forsch 40) at Burns. Oil Atlanta (UcWTITTilhs tV, 7:33 1.60; Bannister, Sea 1.66. for the third game of the series would mein the same concen. Strikesuti p.m. National League Richard, tration on Erving. Philadelphia (Larch 03) at "Our game plan Is: Don't let the Doctor go wild," he said, Cincinnati (Bonham 1.1), 1:03 Hou II; Canton, Phil 37; Vuckovich. St.L and Monteluspm: "Maurice Cheeks might score that extra nine points but he LOS Angeles (Sutcliffe 0.1) at CO SF 33; Ryan, Nov 31. isn't going to motivate the way the Doctor does." American League - Redfern St. Louis (Thomas 00), 1:35 The Lakers say they aren't dismayed by losing the home. • and Mi nn N or ris, Oak 33 p.m. court advantage with Wednesday's loss Pittsburgh (Bibby 4-0) at San Matlack, tax 2$; Burns, Clii; Leonard, KC and Guidry. NY Diego (Curtis 2.2), 10 P.M. "We'll Just come right at them again," said rookie guard 77. Saturday's Games Magic Johnson, "This (Wednesday's) game could have gone Saves New York at'Montreai National League Sutter, either way. We're a good team on the road,-W,'re going to San Francisco at Chicago Oil I; Alien, NY 5; Plume, Cm Los Angeles at St. Louis Philly to play basketball - you can believe it." and Shirley, SD 4; LaCorte, Houston at Atlan ta Game 4 of the series is scheduled Sunday at the Spectrum, Hou, Howe, LA, Fryman, MIt; Philadelphia at Cincinnati * League East I. Pct. Oft 15 7 4112 11 10 .545 3 11 It 7. i - . ..- . .- - - _I . ,. - . 1 - p - - . 1 • • - 11 -- - - ,,: . - - . . - - r �. A_ — .-; :-.-- -p---. - .•__. - -: ___ - 7-7 . t _ ... . Th "s--i * . . . 1 —, .: - - .. L - .. a--. . & . ' • *,.. ----• — .t—. ,. * . . . : • - . BLONDE j.w4T Herald, Sanford, FL IA— Evening by Friday, May, mo Chic: Young ACROSS 44 Answered : Answer, to Previous Puzzle ______________ summons Son's Condition f 9TJO11 I Kindofrocket45Accountant 1E1D1IJc1TJ$1 'tIIftJS-THEFJRST lt I 1A1 L 1 ,EU1R1O1 P1 11 MIOGEHNXLEVS (ibbr.) 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DOWN 4 _________ with that side. 21 Changeling 39 ProducIng 19 Looks , ________ ________________ _______________ 20 Rivet 1 Grazing areas (arch.) 40 Ammonia The other day he injured _______________ ___________________________ 22 Cut 2 Hosts 23 Preholiday P1 0 _ compounds )iJjeffwjthahandieofa bike a 25 Double curve 3 Hardware nod . on the other side of his groin. Asian sea BEETLE BAILEY 4 Insolent ____________________________________ 24 Units by Mort Wa Iker 2828Bestow 43 Radium 5 Source of The testicle went up Inside as 28 Expire the testicle - goes up and 29 Petr9leum metals emanation Or'S 27 Actress W)IERE IS and stayed there until we took Wth' POESN'T\ç' U ISSUED TI4AT HY 30 pressed 6 Status down as 'ou describe in this 44 Sing MANEIJVERé, Bunstyn EVERYONE,i him to the doctor-about WHAT r1(E ORDERS 6OMEOPIE TELL 32 dible bivalve 7 Civic J ANNE EVER instance it will eventually t 46 Coloqess,, 28 Obtained GOlNGe TELL ME . 35 Not at home 8 Oeillade weeks. The doctor brought i and it will not be down 48 Have aic) down by hand and told us he Y 36 Deprived of 9 War protest 29 CIA MEAPJ.. toritO,m,i In a way to cauSe • 9 inner hMft damaged ( Pro f . ) at a , would t operate 31 Regret 37 iminutiv suf. picnic ______ the male. 50 Pile of hay In would stay down eventually. _ lix 11 Female saint 32 Time zone 51 Diamonds (si.) (abbt) 39 Rabid (abbr.) In contrast, the Ufl When we got home it was 33 Egypt (abbr.) 52 Baseball 42 Three (prefix) 14 nburden player Mel . descended testicle that stays back up again and goes up and Genetic 17 Fashionable 34 Too-hoe ________ In the abdomen past material resort 38 Label — down all the time. My t, . , pushes It down as it doesn't go years and certainly past, I it: a . I I I down by Itself. Because of the puberty may develop . I I - _. difference in advice about normal endocrine function but 12 -13 these two testicles and the it will not form normal spend ,.— -q (i.. cells. If both of a man's ' Importance of this subject, I -----14 15 I testicles are undescended, he need your advice, - THE BORN LOSER , by Art Sansom ----17 wi ll usually be Infertile. . to 16 — — ' — DEAR READER It's __ ____ — — _ — I I I ( ~= — — often hard for patients to So you have been given good UPFOMWaY, P5 ________________ 19 20 21 -___ OW I' M HOW COME (_ r HAVE TOMOR R I.fSUaEflr5OMEL, THERE'U.. Be A SHOWER JJ FOR FTHER OFA -, . .:., - . • . . . - Has Mom o e --- -- 91 -. - 01J RSELi'ES I .. ., . :. ....... 9 . ______________________________ . Evening Herald, Sinford. Ft. Friday, May I, 160-4A . * Dr. - ,.., I a . ardening Lamb ,h . . - . • .•* -. • I . ________ ______ _________________ ______ _____ I - _____ Mildew On, lkuash,, Cukes Can Be C "ontroffed Dovvny - - - I. WWT ,bu %V AW W046KI" N MY 1 MM 0615TO". ____ — 25 _____ _ 30 31 29 . . ritire leaf turns brown and shivels. uld the problem be? A. You have a common disease 34 I32 T — — . • — - 1I.!j I I — — 3' U - q 1 down with hormone shots. WERE TEENAGERS, AND A PHONE ONC£ . THEY MADE ROMANTIC ______ _____ _ ___ _ __ SENSE OF ROMANCE 2' BEEN TALKING FOR AN HOUR,' ______ __ / ,4 no Ill ,/ ___ — — — — ____ —— 1 .V.4 I / /, ]~A 41 %A'R - 170~ #L_ * I - . — A" * . For Saturday, May 10, 1980 9 . _____ ' .' ti1 YOUR BIRThDAY May10, 1180 ____________ you wanted doesn't have value you imagined. The 7 A)JI) kk)A) fit1 "tO / IS Q TAX *CUT TM kAiw T- PRENDEVS 10P 5k.jED ' 441M ft'R i-es FTECI*J -, • c.f_ PRISCILLA'S POP (ONE WAY 15 TO \ MAKE SURE HE FIA5GOOP SELF- IMNE' I I IV R) LtOU THAt MOMT 1 . 0 , ..: ____ . BUGS BUNNY ___________ __ ___) W ANT N 4Y! I I ,,) ,- _____ ____ ____ - I ____ FRANK AND ERNEST something that you thought the box, : - _____________ of club ace still had to be conceded. However, declarer came with an excellent plan. e hoped that West might be Induced into a care-It less second-hand play. Accordingly, South ruffe6 Vulnerable: East-West DeAler. South ______ ••4 i, 54 1L Pass Pass Pus Opening lead. __________ 4go <0 REALLY NO NE R1R WILL 'rug OD JOINED AWORT$ F; Il-IE __ .. 1 0 ____ _ : _____ ___ . 1. . - I ' -. - ' - . V -n , ___ ____ WOt#.D , _: U UE lb _LD MV____ lku ____ ____ , by Craig I ____ -A--' .._ _ ' - . __ , -- - _ _____ 1 _____ ____ ___ _ 'I • .5-:.? 1!, .A; II . ~X0 4 -, ~: , ' ' II .. .1: I I ,,— ~ .... ~.; . . 1f . .. _ " ii _ _ _ - - Can Turn Fol ks I Off . you can be sure I ain't no Free To Public PHYLLIS DEAR PIIYILlS: Please Dear Abby ____________ ____________ , According I-)Beatrix Aidana, instructor of (Jance at the college, the prograin is oNn to the public free of charge. __ ________________________________________ '1 niarnied to my regards, will CONFIDENTIAL TO "STILL HURTING IN VICTORIA, TEXAS": All concert ball. 0 'Duminy in Muscatined,' friend's home Sat urday. He said the Kentucky Derby was - lKalkt'o acquaintances and remin isce Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. out the old suitcases, polished military, they had been In for asetber view: Steamship Round -C,4R VED B Y CHEF Roast Young Tom Turkey - Baked Virginia Ham Fresh Garden Salad Creamy Whipped Potatoes 1n- and plans to Spend the next Macaroni Salad Candied Yarns Cole Slaw fluttered Peas Cottage Cheese Cornbread Dressing Fresh Fruit Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce Assor(ed Relish Trays sps I I CAU.TOLLFREE I-1S5442.IRI ________ J Assorted Cheese & Crackers Hot Dinner Rolls & Bscujjs Assorted Dessert $ with a smile, a kiss and a -------- -- eonU table. Sign me... - __ _____ wanted go back to his divorced blonde bombshell hometown for his 2Sth high would have looked to him? My husband and I have school reunion. I didn't know anybody back t here, so I told been married 32 years. We've in Florida. HomAtal North for him to V without me. Well, he been separated a few times, Went alone and met his old but everytimehehacttoleave Iher'sdathefollowlng a with the fin. i p In Coffee-Tea 95 -. ' -- - -' - -. , _.'.. . - ::, - - . . . . - . - * - •. , -' . •, ..'.'. . • ..• . . • - 4 - 1I1l I1ft1.lu..r III ___ 'çE,O'Q ,c9QA\ V)A of Sanford _______ __ . - ..,. -- - - , HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX PH. 323•1910. SANFORD . - --- I - - - - '4 Mcb will help YO' please. be back home with her blondebombahell- recently himoff.Imaynotbe the f n divorced. The picked up young girl, he married, but her, and help 'the Sertainans mbagd, s . * CHILDREN UNDER 12.1/, PRICE - "My husband asked me If I wonder holy good that ' Baby Belgium Carrots - Potato Salad ___ IDSI i mw Buj6ef 1Dq o SUNDAY-MAY 11 She could have rejected him, wander arou nd, ,renew old Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Not even dogs bark with - Seminole Community College will present "Celebration" a program of modern, jazz and ballet dancing tonight, and Saturday at 8 p.m. in SC("s ____ r-f -, McMahon and Bruce Davis. Show ts of all kLab on - _ .' '!' Manners ABBY: You missed C-cl Harry C. Brown (USA, theDEAR obvious in the case of the man whose ladyfriend scolded _ ft? , . he Springs Plaza, southeast - Sorry center, Ruth i*r of "a t, twen 10:00 sin, and 6:00 First United Pentecostal 'm.Saturday. There will be h.= LoIIWOOd, _____ _ were Ruben Aldridge, Tom • Htrald Photo by Tom VInc.nt ___ -z;uL- - _____ _____ __ , ' I. A,i...:. Mathews, brother of the tirely," Kentucky Derby Party at a ladyfriend only scolded him, stayed home, then you could addressed envelope to: Abby, remind everyone to cam to - - ' — '•' bridegroom. Groomsmen . _ - 'national director. two months tcuT1fl parts of 70 AND LONESOME whisper, "Ha ve a good time, .àeorge Bennett, chairman 'the United States before, DEAR'ABBY: DUMMY IN but hurry home --and,... the plant sale, wants to returning home. remember I love you," I . IOWA, ___ ___ the bridegroom as best 'man. Ushers were Kendall Cooper brother of the bride, and Paul Andrew received an will not ask him again. Seeing tave happened if when the over. - :Mann was elected 1 _(vEv... ' ____. ___ __ , ___ __ - Bill Pope of Orlando, served .1 . DEAR ABBY: With our UP the scuff marks, packed IntenatIoxal dues. Both are London and Brussels, so sohedaledtobe considered-at Andrew was right at h_-:, world falling apart -and, so. his best suit ftesh.from the ___ muchsuffering,howdopeople cleaners, made sure he had the upcoming Interna tional and told them of changes clean shirts, socks, about some get hung up such litUe th1ngs convention made, even es from A man could have worse derwear, and packed some mutual acquaintanc In his report Of the con. faults than eating with his notesinthefold,llke, "Have a ventlon, Rod Cable noted that . those areas. elbows on the table. U I could great time. I love you." And if — Ray Hindricks was elected After a delightful stay, cali my husband back, I she then had sent hlmnoffafter w district governor and RIP Andrew left for New wouldn't care U he put his a warm and wild night Of love ' ' ~ L,9 While here, he saw Cape bad breath, body odor and a rekindled the old flame, and free if both parties quit caring Lifetime, members to pay -- .- - project for the group. * Kern Jo Brugman. It with your buddies without 90212. Two items of interest not at all like the racing at their mouths full! FRIEND having to worry about DOG' S BEST th e regional Ascot, but It was certainly • discussed at he t her I was having a good IN D.C. w joyable nd en convention last weeke were spirited, and most allowing women to be Ser- Since many of ti'e people at DEAR FRIEND; It takes time. Then she could ha ve pu lled 1csn* members and requiring the party were retired all kinds of people. Read on __ _ 5WkT. tmjr __ Ra GENERATIONS TO MKE ) , Wilhelm. The flower girl was k story called for the most be said, . ____________________ ZOONIES ' - ' a fl4E __ ___ __ __ I '-1 by T. K. Ryan _ ___ -1 . ffyodnen% V. CRzJ JCRIIRLt - • VAIU" --' -''1 ___ 4 by bad table manners than where they had left off and love allairs would be pain- In a diff erent way en I POSITIVE SURE THE RUINS ( ThIHKJ$G... OUR aviuz ARE., AS NIFTY AS ThEhi I ____ -' ________ .. - -' IN& M OWI1ION'' I . -. ___ * - ' . - CONCERNEPMOUI H0I!SE, I . H SOME " Sheila and Harry took table manners, the offending around strangers. Maybe Know." Send $2 and a long, think radio In some cases is set(. turning stomachs today, but Andrew with them to a man should be glad his you'd have more fun if I stamped (28 I I TO f Do you 'have questions, him talk with his Mouth full Of letter about the high school re th ni on came, the wife had about sex, love, drugs and the an I could reu was mo - the sounds were created and didn't care for the work, so food said, "honey, if y ou want me pain 01 growing up? Get ar. "our stomachs were ap- went to Brussels, studied to be ll , but you know how Abby's new bo oklet: "What rtisers have no to go I wi Since ad ve proprlately turned at the right become a chef, and has been t there, product for sale to improve shy and uncomfortable I am Every Teen-ager Ought To places," Dr. Hoglin said. "I working in a restauran by Leonard Starr, Ill ROME! LET'S __ AKE c... WP fl ANCIENT _ - TUMBLEWEEDS __ POVDR'rY iNRAIMON ITW I.- .' L_ OF ME -- --- • ,-h '10W l I THOGE _____________________ OUR STATE, 5EP41CR GET THEIR MQS - TINES 60r-- IM YILPER AND _ _____ ______ LAWFTY BUT... ____ F lllRJ ROUGHER 1'HE GAMES... ' VROU&ESI.. ______ MM_____ ___ ___ ____ _____ _________ TbO LATE To T __ '' . Bridesmaids were Kathi Llcktnan, Robin Basinger, powers of anything. And if the said. ' _____________________ .') , Lehler was the maid of honor. Kennedy, which impressed terrible temper combined. I guess who's without a at the same time. But they beautiful womart in On world, him greatly, and many Of the recently invited an elderly husband now? That right..." never do, so be a big boy and she was there withotit any other attractions. Abby, I wonder what w ou ld don't hine, beg or crawl. It's • gentleman over for dinner. I shortcomings of any kind," he . ANNIE _________________ Kim Brugman, RoJ)in spot ... the lack Of pictoral houseguest from London for him for eating with his elbows communication ... turned out five days last week. Harry's on the table and talking with to be its main strength. We cousin's son, Andrew, whom his mou th full. It is evident they haven't seen since he law things happening (fl was a baby, almost 24 years that he Is going with the '. tg screen of ago, Is taking a couple of village nag because nobody else will have him. These were no limi tations on months Off to t our parts of More people are turned off the size, fearfulness and United States. East won the opening heart (NEWSPAPER zipiu ssn)' - - by Bob Thaves - *1 . I "The one characteristic dummy's q ueen. ' 'Poor West "automatically' played his 10 and dummy's queen won. Declarer drew two rounds of trump, ending In the dummy and p tehed club king on the king of heatts. Declarer still had to lose a spade trick, but he ha4 ~ m more vividness and reality Ow the peoPle who are wn. the heaft return with the dia-.mood nine and at trick three West N.a'tk East S.eih , - club Imagination, with the result changed as the child grows. bad This will be an ongoing that th - The bride was given in ______ I* ________ our OWn Shadow... our own the necessary surgical appersonal Sky King through pliances, which must be You cotild be in foe a surprise money. Play-time comes Immediate decision. ' est Lion an 0 they may so. today when you discover after you have the bread in doubled for no good reason. I' , ~ card from queen-five of hearts. - South was faced with three lear losers In his doubled 4ame. He had already lost oneeart, and the spade king and. - - Committeechairmen will The VJIflt*f SIC - ~ it marriage by her father. Kim . Mrs. Barbara Prescott, . I H YOUTH ART-SHOW Kelly Gault, left, and Heather Latham are adding m4 reception was held in Pine Hills. The charter dinner like Jack the final touches to a papier mache critter that the church fellowship halt, _ 'will be May 16 at Sheraton 4llen and Mr. Keene, tracer Twin Tow will appear in the youth "Spring For Art" Show to followed by a wedding trip to ____ ers. The char ter - SET SATURDAY Of lost persons, contrasting Walt Disney World. . be held Saturday, from II a.m. to 4::I0- p.m., at them to The Fonz and presideit will be Mrs. I)()me • Greenfield, Sanford Plaza. Sponsored by Sanford Plaza. _____ Laverne and Shirley. The newlyweds are making .* ___________ Merchants arid the Sanford-Seminole Art As a memorial to Fran t heir home in Orla ndo w here , kInd - - "Because of Association, Art Show awards will include money the bridegroom is a service thing that radio was, we had Daucher, the club voted t and certificates. consultantwithSou thern Bell probably a more Intimate sponsor Lourle Hargroves, a and the bride is in the Corn. relationship with those Spina Bifida child, and mercial Loan Department of 5charact&s," he said. "We granddauglter of Fran. The Hornet club will help with the cost of Bad Table Florida National Bank. created MRS. MARK KDWARI)S MAThEWS er's queen had been a false- xj •KS - - secretary; . . ePto1fta anew fluenóe of television. He mentioned radio characters Club, the La Sertouna Club of carry your cause for- temporarily today If they four hearts, which can be doesn't detract from declar. ward, interfere with something that made bome good guessing, er's skillful pIaj VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) could make or. save you forced to In niakin an U you can e the C ( ) souTh A 732 I Prescott and Ruby Barrett, -.: The speaker noted that social; and Barbara Kuhn, young people have difficulty publicity. - - r I . ______ ____ and Mrs. Oren Mathews, Pensacola. informative presentation. .. - - . ur Padgett performed the Drive, Casselberry. The uridgrooni is the son of Mr. some old broadcasts for an lead with the ace dropping South's queen. Misled by West's dou Ic, East returned a heart thinking his partner had a singleton and t Declar- •Q92 w .. T •KJPI4 •ios AJ111642 •QI •--- 4AJ 107 •1s4 $ - . - Cooper, 50 N. lake Triplett and excerpts from logic, yearbook; Naoma 1 9waa years ago due to t :AT B RI DG E '___. s-s-se 4 * radio with some of his Innanen, telephone; Bettie opinions, II * * The bride is the daughter of Mr and- Mrs. Chester L ________ _ _ / ___________ - years of radio., Dr. Hoglin, Burns, chairman of the board. realizing how important rallo WIN- - -, * - -- a 7 p.m. cndIelight and double ring ceremony. •. I I .. Bride United Methodist Church, Cassselberry. The Rev. J. th presentation on the bygone treasurer; and Mrs. Beverly By Oswald Jacoby stolen am,e. Of course; I helpful today may not be able could pt you olf the track. West ahoul have "risen" to to come through for you, while ARIES (March 21-April 19) and AlaiI Sostag the oemlon and Fone right up pgtmne you didn't count on Push fun pursuits aside Eut' s imaginative leap to with the ace of c ub*L but that , ,. I f who left a broadcasting - motivation for you AQUARWS (Jan. 20.Feb. I today, but wheh it comes to helping 19) Instead of - doing..,UAW I . - K 73 CANCER (June 21-July 22) to add to your resources. Self-defeating thoughts are There are several profitable ç-9 the only Iaings that can atop situations within your resell by Stoffel 8 Hei mda hi yo u toda y. You have amazing PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) gpsrr persistence when actually Ifyouhaveamoneymatterto confronted by a challenge, discuss today, keep it strictly E LEO (July - 23-Aug. 22) business and eliminate all the SHOE CO Friends you tho ught might be small talk. Irrelevant topics _____ ___ memory lane, he treated Sertomans to a fascinating • A 10574 friends- or family you'll pull today that will cost you J from the testicle passes want The Health Letter through this hole and the hole number 7-6,. Body Tem. remains there throughout life. perature And Fever, can send . 75 cents with a long, stamped . NORTH sure to specify birth date, client or busi ness prospect GEMINI (May 21-June 20) today you might be luckier it Doing something for self-gain you don't dolt at homç. Find a may not be a strong more conducive atmosphere. 'V a -2 _____ . • ____ 3 _____ 01 M Combining a c hange of pace Hollis, second vice president; Beverly Burns, with a nostalgic trip down Mrs. _____ - your Astro-Graph Letter, wasted. The part you use Y WlPIN( HIS which begins with your bir- prodqctively will more than TOOTHBRUSH 6PLATTER5 thday. Mall 1 for each to make up for it. OFF THE 3THROOM Astro.Graph, Box 489, RadIo. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. -IROR 'j—' City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be 19) if you're entertaining a // (' ' season it 15 Important to know lower abdominal wall and into the scro(um. The cord what a fever is. Readers who your cards Ofl I)% table and, UP Into the abdomen. As long NY iooi9. . collectively, you will hold all . ' _____ the aces. ______________________________________________________ -u--_ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) .r.. . - married at the Community Ar . Cooper Deborah Arm Cooper and Mark Edward Mathews were . .* J. I aoma a' be strong and they, can Lamb, in care of this months are all discussed in a portion of your day may be by Ed Sullivan AGOOP WIFE TR1ES 10 HELP HER HU5BAN AS MUCH 6 SHE CAN! ss COLD Miss Of Mark E. Mathews s. will greatly prove. Though Benefits will come to you restaurant until you're in a were reversed. Later, follow ____ ___ .-• more frivolous moodl. this example. ____ • ___________________ Romance, travel, luck, SAGITARIIJ$ (Nov. 23. resources, possible pitfalls Dee. 21) Due to events over 1____________________ ______________________________ and career for the coming which you have small control, >J J . was the guest speaker. His Schneader, president; factual information about old that cost you the lasit - Someone 'may trier , øti' amount of money. Put off kinder today than you would going to that expensive have treated them If the roles ii - Joyce Mrs. testicle that Hft it up and down Address your request to Dr, _ _ I ________ 1. _____ THE 1980-81;: LEBRA (Sept. M.Oct. 23) for the capable, sta lwart . person you are. . TAURUS(AprIl2O-May2O) i' l . . career for teaching, combined be: Shirley Dambeck, Today you will enjoy ac- .JJ__ __ DURING . The Winter Springs La University of Central Florida, willbegin to appreciate you treat them sincerely. Lay all Into its origiml, canal or even Radio City Station, New York, :~~ SEI;~" AGEUM tx Dr. Giles Hoglin, prof essor Sertoma recently elected the of communications at the following officers for the year a chain of circumstances they through others today If you literally pull the tescle back newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, P(Ci1JJIED BY 11-E \ I.,.. -_ MmOw years the muscles around the self-addressed envelope for it. status with your peer group by Howie Schneider ___ ~ - topic was The Golden Age of Ruby Barnett first vice 'PthtIcularly In the early This coming year your lesson won't be forgotten. . In the abdomen and passes through a canal in the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL J Quality Inn, North. derstand the pr oblem you remains from the original - f HOROSCOPE I I to---,It'- 10011"4 The ngwood Sertoma help thedeaf. _____ Club met Tuesday at the To an- . the normal canal that a mobile testicle. q — — _____________________________. . " —. For Sertomans abdomen. He was concerned . ~ _________ _____ - should know that the testicle descent of the testicle, . 110P S4,-I Age Re- viewed The other condition is caUed about this. That's Just part of — 'I) If , . ' — and many doctors say well while he was doing exercises 45 46 — — — before five years of age, n 47 148 149 ' 0 000 — ________________________________ ______________________________ I oO _ ____________________ — — — - -surgerybneededtopullthe on his back and 50 51 52 53 testicle down. In some in- discovered it could be pushed ARCH I E ____________________ by Bob Montana ces, the testicle will come up underneath the skin of -stan -I __ __ _ SSSH. • descend well before puberty, testicle lodged under the 42 - is, Radio sGolden testicles remain somewhat In the first lrtance, he had * mobile. I received a letter this — 41 —. wha t we call an undescended week from a middle-aged 40 testIcle. If these do not man who noticed that - - ___________________________ — — -I- ___________ I might add that many men — describing two different — by spraying weekly with a fungicide such area. Weekly sprays of dithane M45 or sprays of malathon or diazionon should week. Ahyniore is not needed and only as dithane M-45 or nianzate 200. Manzate 200 should provide control. control them. Always read and follow all - encourages disease aoblems.--lt is far QWe are having a problem with our Q. We have hundreds of reddish-black label directions. better to water less often but good and TOM tomato plants this year. The leaves get bugs in our grass and in .our shrubbery. Q. How often should we water our St. deep than frequent, light sprinklings. DAVIS -' spots on them about L. inch in diameter The legs and heads are black and the Augustine lawn? We've been told to Q. My citrus trees are getting fairly Urban and later develop yellow areas around body is red. Could you please tell me the water daily. large yellow spots on the leaves Is this a Horticulturist them. Also, the immature fruit seems to name of these and if they are harmful? A. Daily waterings are only needed if disease or a nutritional problem' be st.ajtlng to rot. Is this a disease A. The insects you have described are you have Just put a new lawn in, and A. Neither. What you have is more -6aaaaaaaaaaaaaoaoaaa problem? called cotton stainers. I have never should be reduced once the grass is likely a inite problern. Mites on citrus What problem called downy mildew. - inb A. Yes. What you have described known them to do a lot of damage, but if established. (about 2-3 weeks). leaves are very prevalent this time of the disease also occurs quite commonly on sounds like early blight which can they become a nuisance or you see them Established St. Augustine grass only year and can be controlled with kelthane. cucumbers. Control can be accomplished seriously limit tomato production in our gathering on a particular plant, th en needs one or two inches of water per Repeat this spray one week later. -~ __ .ongwood, Winter Springs problems. You're actually - I e problems. , Q. My squash vines have yellow spots ch develop on the leaves. Uter the understand that there is advice in both instances and — different advice for different proner treatment. 28 26 27 - t~ he answers will help other county esidents who may be experiencing the 22 23 24 OFF 1140 1T,O. . 17; There are alway3a few questions that I rn asked quite frequently by local esidents. Here are some of the more ominon questions recently asked. I hope , - ' .7 I . �-S -. .... - -.-. I .- • - - * .* * .--- S .*- - -. - •-• -• s .- -• s. I -. a-..-. CJTY OF CASSELIERRY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ?hai the ftderslqned • ehQIQd IMI the Board of- Adtustmait ot .aiemei-vy, Florida, In tuslness under the fictitioui me Ut' name of M SM ASSOcIATES. will hold a Public Hearing. Dr. located at 720 Bucher Road. Atberto Colombo, applicant on Maitland. Florida 32731. and i- behalf of Alpeen. N.y.; Inc.. Is t.ndtoregistersaidnamewiththe rigt*ItiflQa variance from Sec. 6 (1)13) of the City of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminofe Cauetberry Code of Ordinances County, Florida. fOf a reduction of front and rear Dated this 4th day of April, 9 ' Community College Dance Company det, 8 p.m., Fine Mta Conct Hall, SCC caniis. Free to public. Semlnolecounty4.HFashlonRevue,7:30p.m.,ClOth DeBary, 8 p.m., Saturday Night Dance Club For senior citizens. . DeBary Community Center Flea Market and bake sale, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S. Park Ave., SUNDAY, MAY 11 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Prividenceand Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. p.m. - - Dated this 6th day of May, 1900 Publish May, 1900 DEWC . Seminole , . To' !Aakeu p of their first laboratory clues to the makeup of the planet's ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, - _______ ______ - -. j . ' I Valued at $700. sacrifice, $200 each. Call 562.1216. ._ _________________________ V - 4-PeiSoflaiS — Why be Lonely? Wrltet 'Gd A line - : S . .. _____ _____ 414ig -_-_ . • - --- _______ ___________ •. WHY PAY RENT' Brand new 3. lii bath homes for unr mo. Sanford S acres-tori, pasture italls & barn. Owner will hold mtg. 915.000. ô-Ctnkl Care . _____________________ Rig. Real Estate Broker 30SanfordAve. 321o!9 Largefenced yard. new paint & carpf, Assumable S' pct. lOoSunlandDr,corneniot.3BR, lB. kit. e(IUIPPId. washer. 46—CommercialProperty Sold crig. $109.33. used short ______________________ . sCal)ed, etc. $37900 terms if irad. Open House 1 to S 2.1 NEW CARPET & paint. 53.000 down-Owner will hold 3 BEDROOM. I bath, lakefront - drejmhouse on 4' acres complete with guest cottage S. much more. %92.000. frnfltageOfl heavily trayeledS Sanford Ave.. enroute to monthly payments under $250. Low down payments, 3fl.7fl7 _________________________ - When you place a ClassifIed Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. _______________________ REALTY WORLD. The Real EstateAgency Inc., Realtors 2435"/ S. French (17.92) Sanford -' 1710 Sanford Ave. 322-7972 DeLAND. cozy 2 bdrm, 1 bath, txick With fireplace, trees & fenced yard, convenient to University. only %29,000. Harold Hall Realty Inc REALTOR MLS DeBARY, 3 bdrm, Mobile home. Call 321-1075 ________________________ Wanted: Woman or mature KS girl summer mci., Longwood children 6 & . Own trans., 53.4-4810 aft 4p.m. ________________________ Care . _________________________________ Spur of the Moment Babysitting inmyhOm.. Hrty. dilly, wIly rites. Day or nigh?. iS-Help Wanted ----------- -- - - LAKE MARY, 3 bdrm. 1'.', bath, ' acre tree shaded lot, Iot of comfort and privacy. sii,coo. .3%' ACRES Country, 2 story charming3bdrm, huge rooms, * UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. . - _________________________ ' ___________________________________ ______________________ FRICKE & FRICKE AAA SALES son '' to; 'Ron Sick° Advertising 2 BR, modecn,good$ocatlon Fenced.A-H,w.wcarpet 8314 3225253 - 32Houses Unfurnished • EMPLOYMENT 3-3176 '4_'4_'4 ' Excellent Employm•nt OortUnity - - 3210759 Build to Suit-our lot or yours . FHA-VA, EllA 2355.213 2öl9OrIandoDr. Eves. 3720617,377 1517 207 E. 2Sfh St. REALTOR MLS 373 6061 or eves. 323 0317 A RETREAT FROM CITY HUBBUB - Assumable mort. gage on 10 acres, deededactess to the &t. Jotns. on -525.063. 42—?sPcbi$e Homes - HISTORIC LONGW000-4 Bdrm, 2 baths, with dec.. FIREPLACE, zoned for professional office. Only 539500 ---- 'f REALTOR 333.4901 ti1IPLELlSTINGSEVlCE EvL162.3655 INCv • REALTORS 3390505 — _____ 46lr4h1j :. 2451 Palmetto Ave 3 BR,18. refrig.. gas 5tOve, & hot water Mater. $3.50 er mo. I sec dip--tease. 33'i7$3. ' . , ' _ - ' ,. - , ACRES 2"4 CLEARED PASTURE NEAR AIRPORT $12,900 GOOD TERMS,' * . ' ' . ' , - , - 7ll3FrenchAve Sanford UTILITY IRAILER a' 5 sies 3238028 French 323 7834 JUST MAKE PAYMt.tTS 69 to '75 models Call 3399100 or 327 48l 79—Trucks-Trailers . _____________________ OLOS '98 1913 Luxury Sedan Full power. eec...wndows. doors. locks, trunk 6 Way seats, cruise control. radio, air. 'ted belted tires If exterior S. motor perfect Cond 69.503 mi Pri part, Sl.?00 Call 32) 0160 or 21 1630 - - - - - - II - bath Block home with fenced l yard. Excellent cond. Only $S0. ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT — VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH I ' SANFORD, COUNTRY ROAD, 12.500 EACH. - ' I ACRES LAKEFRONT IN DELTONA. $21,250. - 16' BONITA BOWRIDER-Qn trailer with 50 hp Mercury. Call 323.1792 Color & 6 W Iv's. stereos, hidO a bed, a lot of nice glassware, Hummeis, Goebets, etc. All kinds of mltc. items. Something for everyone PIANO-MahoganySpmnef GoodCondition Call 322.3111 3lOSanfordAve, 3223791 TRADE IN DISPQSAL SALE AUTO REPAIR GARAGE ForRent.Hwy.17.,3 Call 323-1921 - REALTORS 1 Si—Household GJ5 Coons, Wurlitlens, Kimball Swingers. All In Al top con bitlon. Priced from $105., in cluding bench I, delivery Cannon Music Co., Longwooci Village Shopping Center, SR _IblockEofI13395900 — I I SEIGLE R REALTY j _____BROKER 2439 S Myrl Ia Ave Orlando Sanford 327 1571 321060 "taft of total 'iiventory of brand new interspnlng beddIng, These beds are not damaged or siCOnds but brand new top line bedding lets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Sanford. 3225721. .IV71 Singer Fufura Fully auto, repossessed, used very shOrt time. Original $393, bal. $151 or !L!_m!. u9ent 51A-FurnIt'j -- ,j ______________________ ______________________ VA- F HA-23.5-Con. Home Low Down Payment s acre parcets, Lk. Sylvan area Terms. Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR, 322-7913. OSTEEI4-10 acres, cleared, 'y, yt*i home permitted. at I PCI. Call 323-2323. . SUPER 3 BR, lB home in i Longwood—Lovely 3 BR, IV, I, w w ca-pet, fenced yard in great locationl A buy for ___________________ __________________ NEW S.MYRNA ON BEACH—. G.'ójnd flog.'. poolside. JUST FOR YOU. 3 BR. 25 home onlargefotl Large5crpgth, din, area, CHIA, b0t of Storage rooml Only 9 yrs OIdI -Just W,000I -- i Mld.FIa. Business BrOkers l._ Of yr. at preseason r Complete. Available nti, UI'.I ____________________________ 23. Call tot details 413-383,, ,. 2$-ApIL$H1J5 ToSliace - _ _____________ SPc, wooden Dinette Sets, table 8. 4 chairs. $50 each. floll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 S. of Sanford, 322-5721, ____________________ OFFICE FURNITURE 10ComplefeOffi 339-7020 LONGWOOD - ____________________ ______________________ _________________________ OROERLI ES NEEDED ____________________ R— office manager cap.bI19boo. - - _____ —v Days 10*. 1.1 & 16, Seedord. - ' ' " .-' ' '. ' carpet, eat-inkit, FP & 10*5 Nstotlts. 115.000.80. ' CALL-ANY TIME " !Vor1( " - Sparkling Popcorn s._elIlngs I Fstim,m.,?es by .hon,- 6/I li/I) I 'T & J STONE CO. 235. French Ave 3237340 Open Daily' tO to Trent Painting 5, R.-p,,, Inlerior 8. U 'tenor Frt-e Esf 32? 3536 The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior. Commercial reside n Ii a I S PC C mall '. decorative frepIaces un - _________ ______________________ ____________________ — PhOtOgraphy ______________________________ - l0Complete Offices 33' 7020 LONGWOOD OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOffices 379.7020 LONGW000 - If you're in the busIness of building your busines.., use the Classified Ads often, .- _____________________ ______________________ àAInessEquIj" Home F _______ _____ ____________________ at -. items to choose fioni 'loll's '2.So.of SanfLfl2Ifll,_ OFF ICE FURNITURE lOComplet. Offices 3397020 LONOWOOD PRICE REDUCED TO$3SJ0O on this very special 25R, )V, - - - - _________________________ Tools Home Re$30ir Equlpment") - Addilions& RemodelIng Free Est. Lic. & Bonded Jofnny WalkerConst, Ltd. 3726457 TERMS: 35% Down , • SERVICES UNLIMITD Home Repair & RemodelIng 2lhrs. 3220771 I are to Roofing ROOFING PROBLEMS) We do .slI ty Pt's. 4I0 Slutter ing Rotten wood replaced, 'drools our SPecially Disount pric5 Work guaranteed Registered Licensed Contractor FREE ESTIMATES 862 9703 Mon Fri 1 305pm __________________________ Tree Service TREE Trimmings Removal 8 yrs. exp Self Employed ___________________ Lumber Bldg. • 4,500 sq. ft. Wav'ehouee • Zoned Balance fOr 15 years ___________________ ____________________ ReOularor 1 time basis WIIIgOFHA.VAorcnyenlion.I around. Remodeling REMODELING New rms. kit 8 bath remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole ball of Wa, 18 E LINK CONST 372 7029 — ___ House w12 lots • Hardware & , - CUSTOMHOMESBUILT Rebuild Condemned Houc,.s S.GBALINT 3228663 Due to relocation of corp, offices all Real Estate, Tools and Equipment , PLUMBING Al reasonable rates Plurlitung repairs & Water Heal,',', our Specialty' 10 pct disCounts t Senior C itiyen C iii 6/1 0/20 l,r 55, wt'ekt',i,js 6)1 B/SQ emen Carpentry. Painting, Maint, of all types, Lic, Bonded 323-6035 Insured 831 I Man,qualityoperaljon 8 yrs. exp Patios, Driveways, .....elc/neBeal,3,7.l371 Witt Construction Co. & Gremlum Corp. ' 1SJ CLASS - , ' - r "o floor sleeping boxes, Inulafed, Shady kennels, Circulating fans Also Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets 322 (7'7 OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOfflces 339 7020 LONGW000 Iii - - Plurthing Animal Haven Groomintj & A C1 I 0 II 3390 1190305 ; S -'- - ____ — Real Estate' thtg Ptotography by John !:r.ee cnqat'me,ml I,i'mu'u- or conor x 'U I'll 8258 free eslimates • SERVICE 321 0511 ers. truck racks & 'miSc, repairs. - 15% aIds & Equipment Ibuling — Cash- __________________ Park location. + *C*wfly. No chlldcai( or pats. 323-417 . Mildew removed e%timate. licensed 5. inS 20 yrs "xP 668 6885 Di"Ft,iry ____________________ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ Guest Cottage too on'bssutitul groomdst You'll love this one JUST LISTED 3 BR. II home ki Excellent Condition! Enc. ' VACANT LOTS.....2Lts Creative Surfac;ic pccgl i/mg fl repainting. nt 5. t'xt W,ltlpaper, wall tesing, wood Staining Free Ext After you have called the're;t call the beSt 86? 5592. - PATIOS SIDEwAI KS DRIVEWAYS after 6 • SANFORD AUCTION __________________ - Twin sIze Canopy Bed, white, 0)00; Bedspread, canopy 1, pr curtains Included, also bIb'.? bed, $10. Call 3232709. _____ INC. EALTORS COUNTRY CHARM 3 BR. 25 home on 1+ acre! Gab Recently r$fIIsdeIW. Pins Avenue. 1Z3,aos.j, AWpsi$ Blvd. en 17.93 Sanford. Call fl3W V1NP Silver 't DI' $ he 332913) - 1' Repair - Concrete WHILE THEY LAST! - " Bermuda Living Room Suite. Nicely wooded lOt in Like Mary, 130.000. BalI Roelty, Rep. Real Estate Broker, Lake Mary. 322-2757 or 3221237. Like Mary-2 BR, near 5CC., • Iove!y Owner will hold mortgage. sJu,wo. R, Din area. 1 w-W ca-pelt Jy 13-6,300. HOME-S IN. 3 Bath. 2 Story, Lots Fenced Yard, 11110 Stroot, Sanfird. Call for Details. dat building wpafllt Sinfond a.no.. 3pajso(Jodurnishad ' NATIONAL. CO. is Iaekbi a ' _______________________ For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, ____________________________ —._ - I I 0000 INVESTMENT 3 BR. 26 701 Bldg. home with fenced yard itS i E. Altamoede Dr. 4l-4tJc Apt. wIth $aml'—$aW, iris. 3737lllafl4 mortgage. Vacant, move in today. $3950 - _____________________________ . - K E CO PAIN TINe; L'censed& Reasonable Qualify FreejEst GWALTNE'.' JEWELER 201 S Park Ave 3726509 ______________________ __________________________ - MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leaky Showers our c1&'.' 25 yrs Exp 849 8562 - Clock _____________________ I ' I I rush Seals- $20 each ___________________ ______________________ ________________________ ____ [_ CUSTOM BUILT) BR, 25 home iniovelyLothArboronalarge Cash for your loft Will build on site! CH&A, DR. eatyour lot o our lOt. in-kit., stone EP, & many y Enterprise, Inc. OFFICE I Retail Weekly I monthly rates. utilities pd. InquIre 3005. Oak 'fl. - STARTS TUES.THRUSAT 100'; TO CHOOSE F ROM I ' CHAIR SALE - ___________________________ ________________ Lnt0rd WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA . - Many businesses for sale ci low ci 5*000 down. We P6iY9 the CramIcTile Hwy 46 West, Sanford 323 3620 HAMMONDORGAN Piper I, Autornalic Cord. s yrs old. Originally $1,200, Selling I for $650. Excellent Condition Painting -. - ______ _____ bell's Auction Center . Work Shoesl PER ACRE. BROKER 2439 S My.rtlaAve Orlando] 3210440 Sanford's Sales Leader 37-B---RS.daIOtfkes ______________________ - Fret- nsf Aisi, tiaIluw wills 323836% llomrRepairsattowestCost rree ESt 323 1861 CASHDOORPRIZES . 'iir Ink It', ____________ * AUCTION 59'-4I'*iical Merchandise _______________________ $5 ACRES PINE S. CYPRESS. SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. Brown S flu%Ir Carpentry — ________________ __________________ __________________ " CreatIve__preselons 333-7513 __________________________ _________ For Estate CommercifAl Resi d.ntial Aucfiont 1. Appraisals, 22-2420 lB 1 Pt. POrt Ave. - main - , -- - . . ' .- 25253 renc 232222 , REALTORS ultIpfe Listing Service For Additional Info or Frea Biochur• Call Sell that extra bike with low cpstlassiiiadAd, - I EWHES Open 2 to 6 daIly *43 carver Av Academy Manor qusitty ry Griffith Rsot 321-2991 1 4)5 1416 ' C ______________________ ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING coecial Pales for Complexes Free Estimates - -. __________________________________ - Lawn Sprinklers - - -- -. . - - ______________________ FOR SALE: 2-40" x so-' 2-25." * 50" 1-12' x 50" 1-32" * 50' Call 3224173 CATFISH POND, GENEVA AREA. $31,000. ______________________ _____________________ -. Carpet Cleaning ____________ __________________ ______ ________________ * ______________________ OFF ICE F URNI TURE 40 Complete Offkes 339 102010N0W000 cyl. engines, needs work. Now in water, good live ahoarct. ___________________ CROCKETT REALTY , -- I 37—BtjslnessProperty - Sooe.-tieing laid-off Seeks Employment Mow nij, fdginu, ,'f I Time. Vacation or all ',',liiii 322 0210 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON ---------- - -. 08 H LAWN CAlIF SfikVlC& FORMERLY Harr,etl's Beauty Nook 319 E 1st SI', 3?? 577 i321A116 •_-- ________ $2000. Call 671 5.0000usedhooksforsale Call 7753061 or 777 4196 for details 2'/7 ACRES, TALL PINE ON COUNTRY ROAD NEAR LAKE HARPIEY 37,900. I ____________________ 21-ttaflWai*ed - ______________________ OFF ICE FURNITURE Beauty Care ________________________ -. ___________________________ _________________________ WE BUY USED URNI11JRE, APPLANCES 8, P' UMBING FIXT RES. Jenkins Furni lure. 205 E 25th St 323 0981 SEABREzE1s' Bowrlder. 70 OFFICE FURNITURE l0Complet.Offices 3397O2OLONGW000 GOLF COURSE LOT OVER. LOOKING POND IN SANFORD, $20,000 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILEY'S FISH CAMP ON _____ 4 - Larry'; Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, th finest in used furniture, Refr ig - Stoves, tools. ROBSOP+MARINE 2927 HWy. 1792 Sanford. Eli. 32771 WlLSUNlER FURNITURE 5,TR*0E . WE BUY FURN. & APPL lpc orhouseful 2lhrs. 339 7 '77 Invader Elite 17' tn hull with 113 hp Mercury enjine and trailer. 46$ 8466. Land Clearing Just think it c l,issif ied ads 1dn't work, there Wouldn't be. Bulldozing. Clearing ttMkhop Service Ditctiç ciilv,'rts ponds Call fit ??9S Central Tenip will service AC;. retrig, freezer;, water coolers, Lawn Care misc Call 3?) 7106 anytime _______________________ Cash 322.4132 __________________________ B.itt & blown. fiberglas 6, rock wool Nw or old hOmes CUSTOM INSUL AT iON CO 323 11$) or 6)1 1229 Irec ct ______________________________ ________________________ _________________________ - - - Insulation Reconditioned room A Cs. 1000 fo 30.000 BTU5 90 day çjuar Sales & Service. Orlando Room Cor,ifort Center. John Young Pkway 798 60/7 CARPORT WANTED __________________________ ______________________ I Teleptuone 333-1507. ______________________ _______________________ - - Garage Sale. Sat., May 10. 8 30 607 Camella Ct., Sunland Est. SIGNS OUT (run off Sunland Dr.) Wood table S. 6 chairs, 560; Dinette I chairs. $35 Clothes, lots of misc 33-702OLONGWOO _________________ General Labot Day shift. Apply at American Wood Products. Marvin Ave.. Longwaoti bef*oin S 8. 11 am. WANTED FInfridge Chinn "Reverie' pattern in blue Any pieces. 322 3007 eve, 9291 days. _______________________ Air Conditioning ______________________ 55—Boats & Accessories If you don't tell people, how are - OSTEEN, $12,500, osoo Eves:349S100,3fl-5959,fl3.4302 yard. No pets. $330 'no. yr. laos. Harold Hall Realty, Inc.1 REALTOR 44-2236. ____________________________________ - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used.anyconditionf.111126 _________________ REALT0Rm-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Will bUy old class rings & silver coins Top dollar paid Call Jim. 3231158 CALL 327 5757 -, OFFICE FURNITURE I0CompleteOfflcn 339.7020 LONGW000 ' k_ ______________________ 2STORYOLDER IIOME,COM. PLETELY RMODELED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EAT IN. KITCHEN, SPLIT AlP & HEAT ASKING $75,000. WEARECONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS - 2 Fam. Sale. Sat. 10th 114 Mayfair Cir. 9:30 4:00 ________________________ ___________________________ per mi,$e. Call 322-4134 in Equal OpportunityErnpley. Wanted fo buy used office equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792.50 of Sanford 322 8721 FLEA MARK El & BAKE SALE-Sat., May 10 from 9 to 4. Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S. Park Ave. ., L * -. - - Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broker P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, FIa. 32750 RAIN OR SHINE ____ AUCTION UNDER TENT • • ___________________________ — — - - , (305) 8623363 * -- ' ' I r-''_ also PATIO DOORS ' * ________________ _____________ o List Your Business,,, — . Yard Debris, Trash, Appllances&Misc. (LOCAL) 31-53j _________________ ON PROPERTY _______ -. I.' ' 701 3736593 Sanford . ' - -' -- WE BUY CARS * We buy used furniture FURNITURE S. THINGS - refrigerators S. misC. 317 Palmetto Ave. Sanford. withaclassifiedad,bycaltino 3222611 or 831 9993. 20 ACRES NEAR AIRPORT $50,000. TERMS AVAILABLE 3 BEDROOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR. IN LAKE MARY. 536.900. ,' 3172 or 535-9072, Cinter.UE.)sd$t.,5aOford . ' - niture Salvage. 313-1721. _____ _ SG-Miscellaneous (or Sale _____ _____ **1b BEDROOM. $32,000, SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE, 33—Houses Furnished Clerk Typist 3, minImum qualIfIcations, high school graduate, plus a minimum of 2 LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOU" years clinical I typing enJust off Now Smyrns Beads.., parlance. Must demonstrate Fully equipped. $300 'no. Call' sv.us. ' ' WE BUY USED FURNITURE & BEDROOM, 1'.z BAfHS. DOt). ACRES IN SUNLAND. . CAROLINA LOG HOME-i Bdrms, 2 baths with FIREPLACES. Central HS.A, all 2 acres. $120,000. Be*oOm.HeatIAIr,$200mo. I Bedroom Hous.-Unfurnshed, slOVt&refnlg.HeatIAir,pj() mo. Ho pets, adultsonly. _____________ _____________________ . ' 7558.311forfurtherdetail; * A OK TIRE Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Orienta, Rugs. Diamonds Bridges Antiqup 323 2601 _______________________ Will buy itt 8. 2nd mortga?es. We also make Real 'EState & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. RobinsOn. Otlando, 422-2976 ' OwnerwIllholdmortgagewith substantIal down payment. - AIDES WANTED enter tar I Of Cassalbirry. 1 $002 ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ezp.nienced witl inboard & Inboard-outboard. ' - Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, wilt hold a public AUTO AU(.TION every WedneSday at Up m II'S the only cne n Florida You set __.__ -- 54-Garage Sales WOODED $77,500. 3 inlormatlon ella.' 5:30. housing. Typing, shorthand, and general office experience required. Must beabletowont with several personalities and clients in person and by pei,pmiu., Paid health 5, life insurance plus holidays. vacations, and pension __________________ - . - - .---1979 Honda XL 500 S. Red, 1 Cylinder, I valve, 2 header pipes. 23 front wheel, only 6000 miles Cost $1,819, sell for 51,300 Call 323 0368 3 Small Ponies For Sale 3456781 -. - Ph.3220332 BARGAIN Why pay more? HERB'S TV - REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322719$ only $112,000. - SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM HOME-wIth private lake year old local company. Call Ms. Clifton 322.5531. Ages 12-18 Earn Extra U after School Call CIrculation [)e~ 322-2611 - 01*4 ____ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75. Bal $153.14 or $17 mo. Agent 339.5386. 47AFt99S Bought - &SoW Ca I I Bait - noon to S p.m. daily and Sunday. For more information call 331 0220. Sat. 1. Sun, Call 3210O. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN-3 Bdrms, 2 baths, FIREPLACE, plenty of park tot trurks equip. mint. Income from Mobile STEMPER AGENCY' ____________ .. - DAY TONA AU TO AUCTION ______________ 66—Horses See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. 47—Real Estate Wanted GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 'GARAGE SALE-May 10 from 3$02OrlandoDr. 323.5200 10 till 4. 110 TangerIne Or., WANTED TO BUY-lfomes fl VA&FHA Financing Ravenna Park. the CII'.' of Sanford for _________________ prolect. Will pay Flea Market Longwood Corn43—Lots.Acreage - rehabilItation to 110.000, maybe more. -_________________ -munity Ctr Corner of Warren Call Stanley Stone, Sanford 5. Wilma. May 10, Ia rn-S p.m. Housing Authority 305323 Furniture, clothes, etc. H. Ernest Sr. 9615. . ProceedsgotoArletta Coberly MORRIS Defense Fund. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Lc, REAL (STATIBroer. DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322Yard Sale 7611 or $31 8344200 8lSMullet Lake Par, Road EXPANDABLE HOME Unique "Master Plan PIus" 2 Bdrm which can "grow" as family needs increase. Mid ,$20'sonyourlot.Atticstorage, GE k,tchen, carpeting. decorator package and much more. Visit Model Home Center in Sanford Court Apartments Complex, 3301 ' -. - . -- _______________________ 7200 PROFESSIONAL LOT with building. Altamonte SPring;. $79.900 ______________________________ LONGWQOD Industrial Lot 100x340-$15,000 - Call 3395212 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60x196' each on Sanford Ave. lust across from Sanora (county). Price $17,500 for all three, Trade or terms. OK. 3237832 ($AL). Sdrm. 2 beth. Washer & Dryer Purdoasing *ien$ CABINETMAKER ARTHUR H. UC'Kwtm, pt $3 me. 5, $125 dep. $$ county m.a*3 OSItOflt6oC.w1 Courthouse ______________ ByJaneAyGrmes II. PaitAvo.. Roim 417 '..Wedrooem FuN 1, Pail Tlnse 2 IOdcUOOI, 1 Central 141*. 'Dey Clerk. pusItlon mInd, FIorIdq 33771 IjStIenc. - - - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY'! - ___________ _______ ___________ SN - ' - __________________________ lop Dollar Paid for junk & Used cars-. trucks S. heavy coup ment 3225990 Supplies ______________________ M. Unsworth Realty MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR A.&MCCLANAH.AN Reg. Real Estate Broker 32.S99 ____________________________________________ 0220, ext. 211. Immediate SANFORD SANORASO. opening. Cardinal Industries. Nice 3 Be*oom, W bath, spit? 5ineoder. IN 5A41X1$4. 1974 Intern. Backhol I, Load, 5- ' * TRUCKS Same day service 3 7788 . used tbl model color TV's, all working. $99.95. 10 to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. 322-5721. -________ GoodU$IdTV's,$lllvp __________________________ _______ ________________________ Rig. Real Estate Broker • 26'sOSanfot-dAve. _________________ 2 Bdcm, I Bath. mature couple, truck parking available. $230 - BA1'EMAN REALTY 372.073% SANFORD-3 Bedcoorn, Heat I Air tend., fenced.yard. fully equipped kitchen, washer & &yer hook-up. $320 per ,,. $300 security deposit. references required. ti i-. Call 332-1417. experience desired, pur. chasing-computer knowledge a plus. Goad - compensation pack. SerIous applicants send resume to secretary, p.o. bsnefltsk'lcludipaidvaCaticn. car, retiremint plan M.' I more. Send Resume R.Lusttctoau.136M*rgoLafle, Lg*Oo4, Fl. ' 1* OSU-fl.. * _________________________ -________________________ KITTENS FREE to a g home. 3 white & I yetlow, ______________________ ____ MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. 3 BR, 36, Fam. Rm., Dit, Rm.' on i acre. .000. 2nd acre available 531.000, ____________________________ SANFORDAREA "Aggressive, competent 0.' part-time sales help secretary needed by sales Of •.. wantet Work department of nation's largest S -.. tffl• manufacturer and developer EXCELLENT INCOME, NO In this Complaint for monies 'rvc. dos. Sanford, Plo.. 32271 or Purchasing WITNEU my hSII a840ha soil DivIsion. Samlpsie Cnty Of this Court on lbs 1116 day of - _______ Call 372 1621. 322 1460 ________________________ _______________________ _______________ 2541$. French Ave. 3220231 372_ 0779_372_3333_ 327_ 3772 , ------- - W.GarnettWhIte,Brer 3227831 If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 3222611. 3 BDRM..2 bath, Family ml,,, FIREPLACE, porch. SWIMMlN POOL S. bar room, $525 ma. Security & ref. 322 $932. Local agribusiness firm has an Immediate opening for a mull I-talented cratary. Good administrative skills a must, - _____________________ ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR _____________________ N. French Ave. . ', -_65.Pets& ------- EXEC. HOME — ,.i with family room, all equipped In Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv., $450 mo. is?, last I sac. 2541S. FrenchAve. ' -. _________ ______________________ aacisfrom the Health Dept. - -- -_____ 322.5253 ----___________ 3 BEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. FeICed back yard and wll 13.4.000. DELTONA-Laicefront lovely bdrm retirement home, large yard, garden, mint. cond. 143.900. i . - 1979 DODGE STUMPY £ WhP. Drive 6 Cyl SId 13 000 fl1lCS __________________________- - ALL FLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR E.AttamonteDr. _____ _________________________ P12 French Ave. . , I RAYMOND AU.EJ4 NORMAN POUt OffICO OlirWir H. Sanford, ,ptIcaote lo this sole onty, SucAs Personal Rerssentstive Ffortde,w71, bY May37,, 1 cssstvl bidders III rePonsibos tot . * offer 372 4/55 - NEW ROCKWELL 9" Table Saw with 4" planer. Selling because of (lttess, $450. Call 3221818, _____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ , 4562 ______ Dawn .'- - * Push t",tton controls h carojl, still In warranty. Originally $449, assume pay. mints of $21 iiuo. Agent 339. 13M. - tot'. Very large 1 or 2 BR condo'w.all appl., Including W-D, w-w carpet, C-H&A, $21,900 1 BR; REALTORS, MLS - 532,500. 1 Story 571.500 Terms. ____________________________ 33771. lurisdid ion 00 said Court. oe' be Ihuief Mr.Nhsd 60 the above" *aranty sapresoid or implied. forever horrid. IISmSd es t.inSIII her Øoos. cj accepted ' -. 76 FORD F 10 Pickup _______ __________ 63—Machinery.Tools MICROWAVE ATTENTION BUILDERS looking for the right to build duplixes or small Apartment complex. Call us • 3 ACRE HOMESITE - VolusIa' - COunty, $13,300. _________________________ ______________________ . , iléti I CeflPt 1973 CHEVY ' with fully egu'ppd 11'istide fl camp 323 732? 1962 SCKOOL US CAMPER 6 Good Tires, $600 C3U 322 3185 FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND Want.Ad way. Th magic number Is322-2611or8319993. could easily be converted to offices, rental units or home with business. Possibilities are limitless. Call today for ap. Pointment. 41A-ConcIonrunn For Sale mm. to town, 579.900 _____ ________________________ - ' -- __________________________ Apopka. $31,100. Peg RealEstateBroker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal . Phone.321.7831, Sanford ' , taklngupspacewimawantad in the Herald 372-2611 or 531- ROOFERS Exp.nlenced,owntools CallafterS,fl3.7106 - - barred, and (2) any oblection by answer tisi ComplaInt or monies . Ave addition or deletion pu' 11W Board an interested person that doe flied against you herein. Any C0IN,Y Csminhssiottefl. challenges Itle validity oi sa oiItienansr.rCaIflplu.dlns p misc*flemus items Its. 'Housekeeper 5 days, Winter decedent's wilt, If any, the moat ho tiled wRh Clerk Of SPringa area. NO csobing or dudlng: Calculators. Adding qualIfications of the personal rt, Seminole County Cow. Mchi • child care.' M havi tV Haot ', —Truc -Vehicles The weather is perli for a backyard sale - Sell everything fast with a want ad. Wonder what to do with' Two? ______________________ NicelyIandscapedcoelg, priced right at $36,000, - - $9,850 DOWN Buys this large attractive 3 bdrm With family - nfl. Large shaded yard, nice area. Assume low interest - mtg. Won't lastt 541.900. LAKE MARY-Newly painted turn apt. Settled working man ONLYI No children or pats. 322.3930. _____________________________ FOR SALE OR RENT Lakefront country charm,2 BR. 2 bath, brick fireplace, large lakeside deck, dock, storage bides., fenced lot, many es tras. Asking $51,900 or rent for 1100 Ifld_3231507_itter3:30. - -- - - Furn.Apt.forSr.Citilifl Ver'vClean.31$PalmettOAVe. SeeiimmieCowan - 1390 Main Sttiit Saraists. FL 37377 -. Tone: low 1663290 P81011th May L. 1905 Fiday, May 9.19SC.---IIA Evening Herald_Sanford, Fl. , Estate, Inc. 322-6137. * 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Forappointfnefstcail 3fl2970 Mutt be able to prepare, season & cook meats, poultry, Rod, vegetables, all types of modies, soups and other fd stuff, according to the Hunan Cuisine for consumption In the restaurant. Satary$237 for 40 hours perwk + 2 meals a day. required minimum 2 yrs. Apply it Florida Employment S. French Ave., Service, Sanford, Fl. ______ "u'." --- _______________________ ___________________________ awnmowers. We sell 'he bestS. service the resL WESTERN AUTO.301W.1stSt. ______________________ CHILDCARE-lnmyhotne - .1 BENNETT. P,A. United First Federal --- - ________________________ - . - " ________________________ __________________ Sarasota, FL ATTORNEYS FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE - . 62—Lawnarden Ret. repo. 16 cu ft frost free One. $329. now $205 or $19 m Agent 339-1306, KENMORE WASHER-ParK Satvlce J Mathin MOONEY APPLIANCES 7234497 BATEN REALTY 2201 S. French Svi?e4 $and 'u"" _____________________ , Furnished Efficiency Apartment Fonlpersa' Caø after 5.323.5951 In Lake Mary. Experienced & interested in show competItion necessary. Call Hair Care Junction 329.691& ________________________ ________________________ P.M., May 19, _ ________________ - _____ 31—ApertmentsFurnished - - Ihlabeveksdka$iddels.a DifoulI 52—ppliances __________________ - ROIBiiS RIALTY __________________ _____________________ - 43—Lots.Acreage __________________________. .-_ :----:-iT 2 LARGE HOME in Pinecrest, ______________________ )wner will hold at 10 pcI. S300. 1 Bi&OOrn Apartment ForRent.Unfurnlshed Fiberglass Laminators Ex. penanced only. Excellent company benefits. 10 paId 's—Lost & Found holidays, insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply LOST: WhIte Male Bulldog with in Person AMF Powerboat brindle spots on head S. hips. Div. 1143 30th St. Located on Named Sampeom. In Lake', SanfordAirport, A3hby area. REWARD. 904- Gotitorn. Senior Planner, at 333- 4A35F 117112 4330, ext. '1 19fl Plymouth Fury, SN RK41Publish May9, 1900 PMIS7$3. DEW41 1974 Plymouth Sedan, SN ' - - . _____________________ 41—HouSes__ 4J—tj * _______________________ U$1CVR71323. nelgtsbcthoodorcommunitybased 191S Ford Lube Truck, 5ff organizations, includIng local ducatlonai institutions and units F7OEVV6594O. EDNA LORD NORMAN - a ) 7BEOROOM-AdUIt$OflIY 261 Elm, Sanford Call 33 6956 ages. p.o. Bes1, Clewwa- 1973 .Yazoo Mower, s-N 110013. Apply in person Richie's vw. 1 hereby required to file In the TO: Brenda J 7Q; Jay Tamper vBetor. Estateot EDNA LORD NORMAN, J.k. C. MCQUIeO, 5912 Binning 'niH. Of 44 en 17.92. deceased, File No. I0.14CP, Road, N.E.. Washington, D.C. $172. Inter. Utility Tractor, 5-N 1911 taiisg administered n flw MATURE LADY—Required ,!or 1SL1IflM, (Wfl. Probate DIVISIOn. ItS and for YOU are rSQuWsd tO pen.time 9W S-N 1973 Cal. UtUlty Tractor, Seminole County. Florida, before Judge Alan A. DIckey, a it Skemberlald Court Met it, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford Call )4d9IOfthlsCoUrt,b19:0SA.M,a 5972 cci. utiuty Tractor, SN Sanford, Florida 37771, wIthin the 2nd day of June. &D. 1100, at t monHIl of the first Courtroom D, Saininote County . . i. But. RN tuft im jp,g publication of this notice ii) all CouiIhogsi Annex,. $sàferd, Pa4 SIIO(d NiltikIe & . $48390 - - . or 30S.ISS-3321 eves. I. weekends. . tar, Fl. 3351$. ' Deceasad. JAKE C. MCQUEEN, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION / Defendants • --- LARGE 1 BEDROOM-Watheffolly iguipped 3-4 days per week, 3-4 hrs per afternoon, alternate weekends. Work with TV Rental Program -at local Respond im. hospital. mediately to GTE Sylvania. 999 Woodcock Rd., Orlando - -_ ' Torino. --- ' . , - I " ' __________________________ . , ------•-- Utdurnistd . - - , , _________ Mc a -- ____________________ complex diernlcal reactn In which oxidation and retion - - 18—Help Wanted ________________________ _________ ___________________________ ____________________ RLI1GIA1$1671. wilE-i Pack Trailer, S-N 10117- BOAT ASSEMBLERS & Assembler exp. in cruisers. 7. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. 1971E-ZpackTrailer,S-N 1060$' FLORIDA IN AND FOR cetiant 'company benefits.' 10 pd. holidays, pension & In. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1q71 E.Z Pack Trailer, S.N 10609, 'IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CASE NO. $$53 surance. Apply AMF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FAMILY LINES FEDERAL Powerboat Dlv. 114 h St. 1971 Livestock Trailer, S.N PROBATE DIVISION Airport 7 CREDIT UNION, 215 South Peek FLT413IQ. File Nwmbar IS'I14.CP EalOpprtunityEmploysr Avenue, Sanford, Florida' 33771, - 94llOTonFergusonROIlif'.S-Pi DIvliios aint . 17-0120. HOUSEKEEPER-Pae-t.tlm.. IN RI; ESTATE OF magnesium that normally accompanies iron in Earth's material. ______ - . _____________________ Friday _____________________ - , ., - .c Itne 39c a line ______________________ Avenue, Post Office-Drawer H, 1901 allocations. P.iJFI7$14, Public Safety. Sanford, Florida 32771, by May 37, The Request for Proposal 1973 Ford Maverick, S-N package is available through the 3K,2L1U5. Upon your failure to appear on SemInole County Manpower 1974 Ford Maverick. 5.14 the above Indkat,d date, a Default Division, 100 East First Street, F1W9211S7340. you for the Sanford. Florida. The deadline for may beentered against 1974 Ford MaverIck, S-N the receipt of proposals is Wed- 4wll57343, Public Safety. relief In the Complaint for mie nesdsy, May 31, 1q50, at 3:00p.m. 1971 Ford Maverick, 5ff concerning this requasi 4W2t1$7363. WITNESS my hand and the soil erystal utnscture called perovakite. Bell said at a' news conference almom all elements wilJ eryst*llise Into tlüitructw'e. Most Iron, however, does not go -. - ______________________________________________________ ____________________________ 1966 Ford Flatbed Dump. S-N F610ESII12I. 1q71 Ford Van, 5. E25GKK60737. 1971 Ford - Crewcab. S.N F2SBCKIOO71. An aggressive sales1972 Ford 9000 Tractor, S-N person is needed for WIOJVMJOSSO, sales arid serviCe of 973 Ftrd Pick-up, F100LQSSS 0. new advertisers. A 1fl Ford Dump tO C.Y., S-N jreat future for a selfT9ILVQI431I. '1973 Ford Van, SP4 sta'rter Previous sales E2IAHSO9SS4. experience required. 1974 Ford Dump 10 C.Y., S.N TOOLVT7$329. - Salary . plus commis. lt7lFordDumplOC.Y.,S.N 5-f slon with full company T,0LVT253$. abov*named as Plaintiff herein, 4ppnoved, will only be ttVOuQis 1973 Ford - whose a,s. Is co Robert M.. SiitetAbir* 1900. wIth addItional 3A37F17%11. Dr. HoKwang Mao, was tile first to sh iron-plckel mlxtii'e could not exist alloy changes density under great pressure and would be far 100 dense to exist in the core. In more recent experiments, Bell and Mao discovered at pressure and high temperat%rtà simulatIng a depth of 500 miles, major chemical changes occur In the rock material f Pork 3LinesMunimum Sunday - Noon wssuidlred employment. Seminole County, F)orida, to answer the ComplainYfor monies A Spiclal Request to.' Proposal due filed against you hereIn. Any package Is required and is written answer Court plao.lings avaiIablt'tt.rough the Seminole County Manpower Division. must be filed with Clerk of the Court, Seminole County Cour. Posltlonsshouldbeintrylevland 1972 Ford Boon Pumper, S-N thause, Sanford, FIoIda, and copy should be planned for a 12.tnonth CSFVN1IUS, Fire Emergency Bell's co-worker, the core while oxygen-rich méterial ross to form a 11&ter layer celled the mantle. Bell said It Is pIble sOme left ovef, oxygen may have turned Into a ,mstallIe form and mixed with the Iron In the 'e to producs the density that exists sda,y, Adding siçport to that Idea was recent work In which Bali andcoworkenshroedgseeogsnLntoacystall1nefcrm at room temperature and a prewre__ cii about 15,000 stn'ea pberes.BeUssIdItispeuenmayturnLroainsIalat ____ higher preamres. &sch' rc.eerch is plan.ned, * * . . - adults. Furniture available. GMC Tractor, 5.14 1962 DF700SN379SJ, Fw. e,nergency Vehicle. 1965 Dodge Truck, SN 7;$g13,0, Fire Emergency Vehicle. other radiation going through the diamonds can "see" what - I---.. - SANFORD COURTS Now available! Reduce your living cost by - residing in One 0? OUr Wat? WIse" certified energy ef unitS. I S. 2 Features galore, includina attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave.mi. RATES SATURDAY lNoon . April, A. 0. 1900. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw$th Jr. Clerk of the Court By: Linda Wright Deputy Cleft Publish Apr. 15,231 May 3.9,115.0 DEU70 I .. - t -Asrtnwnts 831-9993 1me .. 3consecutivetinses lcsnwcvhvetimes HOURS DI4AE4S1MNiS, Fire Emergency Geneva, Florida 37732 Th. purpose of Title II D: To Vehicle. You are required to appear provide transitional imployment 1983 c TI-SICK (Ward La before Judge Alan A. Dickey, a opportunities for the economIcally France SN 374$PS291F, Fire .ludgeofthisC0urt,atl:OOA:M,an disad,%antaged who are'provide unem- Emergency Vehicle. the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1900, at ployed in lobs whlth 1941 Lufkin Tanker Trailer, S-N Courtroom O Semino* County needed public seryicesand related One 'of the Initial results of the high pressure apparatus at theCarnegie institution of Wash ng onwas to squelch the long.. held idea Earth's core consists of an alloy of iron and nickel. Now, Carnegie geojysicist Peter M. Bell said Thursday, he and co-workers have cxne up with experimental data sup. porting a new concept for the composition and evolution of planet, The work suggests some sort of exotic subatance, perhaps metallic oxygen. The device that provldpe this laboratory "window" into Earth's Insides consists of two cone-shaped diamonds. One 1 mounted on the roof of a cylinder and the other serves as an anvil mounted cm a piston, The two diamonds, no larger than one-hall carat, are pushed together against a tiny sample. Thedevlcealreadyhasgeneratedpressure$upth1,7gpj times atmnspherlc pressure at sea level. This is equal tO pressure well within Earth's core, which begins at a major rock boundary zone 1,800 miles deep. A laser beam shining tIioth the diamonds can beat the material to the 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit temperatures . .. __________ -.-- - -- - . 5:00A.M. - 3:30 P.M. FAMILY LINES FEDERAL Public Service Employment F7SFVTOS912. 5974 Ford Dump S C4Y., 5-N CREDIT.UtIION. 21$ South Park positions funded through Title II F7SFVTQO913. Avenue, Sanford. Florid. flfl.1, 0. There is approximately $100,000 Ford Van, 1914 S. N vs. remainder of the fiscal year, 1974 Ford Dump 10 C.'.'., S-N DONALD R. OGLESBY, Box II. which ends September 30, 1910 26642 1st Street, Geneva, Florida 32732. Eligible Agencies: Seminole T9OLVU WAS1II?'IGTON (UP!)— A diamond squeezer that simulate., reaction. - .. CLASSIFIED DEPT. . ' Earth Core -. - ADS Orlando - Winter . 322-2611 veyance Vehicle. 1976 Dodge Monaco, S.N 0K41K60119147,- Public Con. v*yance Vehicle.' 1976 Dodge Monaco, SN DK4ll(6. D1tS4S. Public Conveyance Vehicle , St. Andrews Pre5byterlan Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest city. * p CLASSIFIED . RH41GIA24S3PP, Public Con. veyarice Vehicle. 1974 Plymouth Fury Ill, S.N PK41K4D177096, Public Con. veyancs Vehicle. 1976 Dodge Monaco, OK4lK6O1l514, Public Con. veyance Vehicle. 1976 Dodge Monaco, S.N - NOTICEOFACTION To: Donald R. Oglesby Box $4 -' ___,. --- veyance Vehicle. Public Hearing wilt be held on Thursday. JUne 19, 1900 at 7:30 P.M., in the Casselberry City flaIl, 9$ Lake Triplet DrIve, Cauefberfl,, FL,x'Ida, or as soon toafter as possible. MaI'y W. Hawthoç'. ' - I -. - .- -. 1973 Jeep Commando. SN ' Deputy Clerk RICE. STELLING , ASSOCIATES under which we are Attorney for Petitioner engaged in business at P.O. Box CARROLL BURKE 612 Sanford Atlantic 105$ Winter Park, FL 32190. That the parties interesfJ in Bank-Bldg. said business enterprise are as Sanford, Florida 37771 Phone (305) 322-765.0 follows: Publish April 25, & May 2,9, 14, CIyd.:. Rice. Jr. CLU 1q00 James H. Stelling Dated at Winter Park. Orange DEU-l16 County, Florida, April 72, 190 PublithApr.25S.M.ay2,9,I4,1950 PUBLIC NOTICE DEU 110 Th Seminole County Board of - County Commissioners, as Prime IN THE. COUNTY. COURT OF onsor for the Comprehensive FLORIDA IN AND FOR Employment and Training Act SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA (CETA) fynds, requests eligible Over 50 Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Reckling Gardens Social Hall. '' Board of County Commissioners The County of SemlnóW TtW CountY atpubIIcauctiononSaforday.y 17, 1910, 10:00 A.M., 000 South Orlando Drive. Five Points, Sanford, Florida. 32711. the following eguipmPd: 1913 Plymouth. Fu ill, S.N PH43K3F256934, Public Conviyance Vehicle. - Directors, 7:30 p.m. - . — - - ... .- First Street, Sanford, Florida filed ag.ipst you, and you are relluitid to se've a copy of your 32771. " That the party Interested in said written defeftes to it. it any, on veyance Vehicle. 197$ Dodge Monaco, S-N business enterprise is as follows: CARROLL BURKE, Attorney WL41P5A170136, Public Con. Pet oner. whose address is 612 Lois 0. Dycus Vehicle. Publish Apr 25&May 7.9,16,1900 Sanford AtlantIc Bank Building. veyance 197$ Dodge Monaco, SN Sanford, Florida, and tile the DEU 111 _______________________ original with the Clerk of Circuit WLI1PIA17OI3I, Public Con. Court,onorbeforethe30thdayof veyanceVehlcle. NOTICEUNOER 197$ Dodge Monaco, 5ff May, AD, 1900 othe,'wiseadefauU FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE WLIIPSA1SO2O3, Public Conwill be entered against you for the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Vehicle. Notice is hereby given that the relief demanded in the Pett. veyance 197$ Dodge Monaco, 5ff WITNESS my hand and official undersigned pursuant to the WL41PIA17O137, Public Con"Fictitious Name Statute", seal on this the 23rd day of April, veyance Vehicle. Chapter $6509, Florida Statutes, A.D. l. .1975 Dodge Monaco, S-ti will register with the clerk of the (SE,AL) WLI1PIA17OI3S, Public ConArthur H. Betkwith Jr. Circuit Court. in and for Seminole veyance Vehicle. Clerk of Circuit Court County. Florida upon. receipt of 1977 Ford Pick.up, S-N FISBSeminole County, Florida proof of the publication of this ' Al-Anon, 8p.m., rea'ealion ball behind StrombergCarison, Lake Mary. .: s -- _________________________ 197$ Dodge Monaco, S-N WL41PIA1SO2OI, Public Con. Minnie [ive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, 7p.m., open, Florida Power & light t*illding. "Young-at-Heart" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. InstructIon, 7:30 Presbyteilan Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Alt.amonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center, South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Roisn Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon., 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W, First St. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, '8 p.m., Pacesetter clubhouse, Altamonte Springs. I.,akeview Middle School Advisory CommIttee, 7:30 p.m. at the school. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, -. - --______________________ Plant Sale at the Springs Plaza, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. sponsored by the Lungwood Sertoma Club. - . DKI1K4O1151J, PublIc Con. CIVIL ACTION NO. SO649.CA4's. veyance Vehicle. E 1976 Ford . Torino, S-N IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF M31H14$fll, Public Conveyance KATHY LORETTA WILLIAMS Petitioner Vehicle. NOTICE UNDER 1977 Dodge Monaco, Sf4 (*41. and FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE P70177177, Public Cbnveyance HANK JAMES WILLIAMS Notice Is hereby given that the Vehicle. 's Respondent undersigned pursuant to the 17$ Dodge Monaco, S.N NOTICE OF ACTION "Fictitious Nme Statute", WLI1P$A170139, Public Coit Chapter $63.09, Florida Statutes, TO: 191$ Dodge Monaco, 5.14 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Circuit Court, in and for Seminole WL41P$A170140, Public Con. LAST KNOWN MAILING County, Florida, upon receipt of - vevanc. Vehicle. ADDRESS:.IJNKNOWN .proof of the publication of this 191$ Dodge Monaco. S-N YOU ARE HEREBY notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: for WL41PSA17O13I, Public Con. LOIS' PLACE under which I am NOTIFIED that an action - - WOODS VILLAGE. as recorded in . Sec., Trim. PubtishApr. 1$.25&Mjy2.. 1900 DEU-12' noon, Buck's Restaurant, Sanford Airport. Call 323. 86& ". As all of its Partners and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the pr3vlsl of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To•, Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. David Michael, Inc. of - d50'ibid as: - MONDAY, MAY12 Monday Morners To1stmasters Club, 7:15 a.rn., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry., 7 p.m., Florida Federal, . Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and noon, Canton Union - . -- DL4ST3D17fl43, Public Con. By: - Charlotte Morrow, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged in business at 570 Sernoran Blvd., CaS.selberry, Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious name of (closed), S - efttYflve(2S)tee,tofineei1I3 ' Commerce. CauelberryAA, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church .. - ..,.-... - ' -- . . ____________ Records of Seminole County, DEU74 ___________________________ Florida. , - ______________ Ida general Partnership -- -- --. Seminole - * Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER LongwoodAA,closed,8p.m.,RollingflillsMoravian Church, State Road 434. . Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Oçlando. SATURDAY,MAY1O-SanfordAAWomen'sGroup,2p.m.,ll1W. FirstSt. S S - i-i.-.-.- - 'LegalNotice LegalNotice ______________ __________ ___________________ F ICTITIOUS NAME LAW FRIDAY, MAY - - Friday, May, 1$O _________________________ * -. - . _, - - . bA—Evening Hrald, Sanford, Fl. - * - - -, -. .. * �--U - c •-_ 44 4 b .,_; ;:' ----s. - —.*------ ,-, — - - 4_ G - - - ) . ._: ., _-j. *-,- -r'--.— 4.-%— $_ ri- U •'. 1_1 ' — ___ 0 • •00 12A-.Ev.nlngH.raId. Sanford, Fl. FrIday, May ,1NO ......- To, C J R But Buiche Cqssiays .1 f Sister, II? On. .- I JillIflC 0 .,.. • •• I - - -. •' .. 0 ' • • -- . -. • 1 . • • .;. , -. - I — - 0 Dead 96, cmciviu, utah (UP!) Lula Parker Betenson died this week without revealing a family secret that may have tladonceand for all the rIlysteryot what happened toher. brother outlaw Butch Cassidy. Mrs. Betenson was 96 when she died Monday of natural causes in a'pangnitch, Utah hosplt8l a few miles from her home town of Circleville where her brother got his start In cri= as a horse thief In the 1860s. She will be burled in Cir. cleville Friday. iIa never believed the popular history, supported by sketchy Pinkerton Detective Agency files, that Butch and his sidekick the Sundanos Kid died in a shoot-out with Bolivian troops in 19o. She maintained Cassidy, whose real name was Robert LaRoy Parker, came back tothe United States and visited the Parkerranch ln Circleville lnW25—l6 years after his alleged death. In a book called "Butch Cassidy, My Brother," published in Mrs. Betonson claimed Cassidy went straight when he cam She said he lived under an assumed name until W when he died of pneumonia somewhere in the Northwest. She refused to reveal Butch's new identity or the location of his save. - - . Ad - By JOAN HANAUER in "The Hobbit" and the black-robed Nazgul UP! Television Writer who fly on winged horses, as well as hunger, NEW YORK (UP!)—"Llstenaswe speak of thirst, tsirningsun by day and freezing cold by the Fall cit a Lord of Darkness and the Return, night'as they journey to Mount Doom. of a King of Ught." They also have to withstand the malevolent So said the wizard Gandalf, as anyone who power of the ring itself, which can transform has ever visited J.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth' good into evil. is well aware. A show such as "The Return of the King'?.la ItlsbacktoMiddleEarthonABC,Mayfl,7. hard to evaluate. 9 p.m., Eastern time, for "Return of the For t hose who are familiar with Tolkien's King," an animated tale that follows the work, the telescoping of a trilogy Into one twosuccessful animated production of "The how drama will be irritating, but Still 15 Hobbit" several years ago. worthwhile. - Many of the same yokes are back in this Those unfamiliar with the story may have version, Including Orson Bean, this time as difficulty trying to figure out what is going On. Frodo, a young relative of BIlbo Baggins, now "The Return of the King" Is visually grown elderly, and John Huston as Gandaif. beautiful and can appeal to an audience on Roddy McDowall is the voice of Frodo's variouslevels of sophistication. Musical inservant, Samwlse, a Sancho Panza style terludes help push the plot along, and even character whose loyalty tc FrodoIS literally 'provide macabre humor, as when an enslaved undying. group of Ores sing, "Where There's a Whip, - 0 I • I - . U - - -, , - • . -• S 0 - . . • - ' - - - - - .. - .4... 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But we , are able to put on first-rate, competitive news broadcasta because I have a group of the best television producers going. Rick Kaplan, Walter Porges, Mike Stein and Bob' "umnad work with me on the - -- daily 'World 'News Tonight' broadcast, while Bob Roy, Mike Duffy and ChidES Frey assist with COVCTi. While It takes many (iedkId people to network news program, there's little question that Gralnick is the person who makes It run smoothly. Named executive producer of News Tonight" lostAugust, Gralnick tries to be that the broadcast continues to respect and to Increase Its viewership. - During his nine years with ABC News, Grabdek has worked his way up the ranks from an associate producer on the "ABC Evening News" to his current position. As executive OrOducer of special events, he has shown man was having the earne that whether It's covering effect on Americans that he Pope John Paul U's visit or had on the Poles when he the fall of Skylab, news Made his trip to Poland. It's specials can be Informative the extra effort, that one and Interesting. extra story, that makes our run a''sno enywe special events broadcasts have to have a group of Wont," Gralnick believes. people sltthmgaroundatable G isnostrangerto dissthg the effects I political coverage. In 1978, Poim JCIm Paul II's visit to he produced ABC's coverage. the the United States .or bow of 71 gubernatorial and Skylab fell to Earth. My ' congiesalonal races. He also special events broadcast produced varsge of snob is to mike it special. I want the election and to have ABC's news installation of Pope John Eta cbver every PsW 11 and the late Pope of J01111 Paul I, - ,For iiniple, VhW the funerals, the I1g!thlg of the Pope rime to lbs United Israeli-Egyptian peace States, we had our Rome treaty, the nuclear accident bureau chief, Bill at Three Mile Island, the fall Bie!xernore, travel with him, of Skylab and ABC's He was able to tell our coverage of the U.S-_ Viewers that this remarkable Embassy siege in Iran. GO.GUDEI PERFORMANCE TE', - U youre t!"M of getting out of the beuse and are isoking for something to do this weekend, here are a few sngge,tI.us: Instructor Beck 04 .' * Fliddo Symphsoy (kebestma Pop. Concert, 8 p.m., Saturday, May 10, Eels Park bandahell, Orlando. Free to Pu Public. 0• as A 4th Annual United Cerebral Palsy Bluegrass Festival, May 9, 10 and 11, Yogi Bear's Jellystone Camp Resort, Interstate4 and International Drive. Call 841-7491 for further Information. Course -. He.1ps Women ' Avo*ld Rip O' Coming out from under the hood; the mechanic wipes his hands on a rag and walks up to the woman waiting behlnd'the wheel. He shakes his head as he gives her the news. It looks bad, lady. Your widget housing is completely shot and the whole hydraulic ccntrifulator is gonna have to be replaced. It's lucky you got it here when you did." Not knowing or understanding a thing about her car, the woman gives him the go-ahead for an expensive and perhaps unnecessary repair job. Armed with a little basic knowledge, she may have been able to question the mechanic's diagnosis, have some idea of what the problem might have beeh, or been able to make minor repairs herself. A car care class offered at Seminole Community College through the Leisure. Time program is designed to teach the basics of automobile care, maintenance and repair. Open to both sexes, it is primarily women who have been taking the course, according to its instructor, Beck Polish National Alliance Ledge 3216 Spring Dance, May 24, Altamonte Civic Center. Call 671-4237 for ticket reservation. Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m, every Sunday, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Beal Maltble Shell Museum — One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 1-5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m.-to 5 p.m., Wednesday rough Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, thfldrefl 6-12. Group rates av$Ipble. IdWt of 17th, 18th and 19th century Dutch, French and Italian Old Masters Paintings, Cornell Fine Arts II TUBE Tom Netsel in a garage. The musical will be presented at the University of Florida Village Canter May 140. Dinner theater performances May 3 and 10. For ticket Informati.ou and reservations call 275-33. Sturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior citizens. Live music twice a month. 4- Photos by can be tested "Collector's Collect:" Fine Contemporary Prints from A to Z, through June 1, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Gallery open Tuesday :through Friday, 10 a.m to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10a.m. to 1p.m. and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. Free to public. IS F tor, how an engine "Cmlvii", a romantic musical, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, May 1-3, 8-10; 8:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.m. Call 646-2501. Museum.. RnIlinu Milan& W4.e. Beckwith. Many of the women in the classes, which are held in the evenings, hre single, widowed or divorced and must take care of their cars themselves. They want some basic knowledge about what goes on under the hood. 'They don't want to be ripped . off " by unscrupulous mechanics, said Beckwith. And they can do basics and save money." He also asks the students what they want to know, and he teaches them how to change the oil, a tire or headlight, or whatever else miy be of particular interest. Shop safety also is stressed. Beckwith, who teaches a regular auto mechanics course at the college, said he is amazed at the enthusiasm shown by. the students and their willingness to get in and get their hands dirty. They also clean up their mess afterwards, he said. Something he wished his full-time day students * would do. More information may be obtained by calling the college and ,asking fo? the Leisure Time oflice. 4-. p.m. u.. wgnway 17-s between 14 and Sanford. Picnic facilities. General Sanford Museom and Library, open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 24 P.M. 520 E. First St., Sazlord. Sanford Orags Oty KAAANT soN.JNTII - ,HWY. 1,, TID SNOPPINScINTII Daytona Beach Now .Smyrna i-ISN 411.eu, MAIOW PLAZA— LDIXIS '-• - - Ddand fl$4N$ - LANO - ._. s.._.. •• •• i44$•f i•• i... JII4 4i Orlasdo N.flfl - - 'JP(d.#$4 zis Fort Christ 11ICR111 — Authentic replica of an 1837 fort of the Second Seminole War. Guided - group tours by calling 568-4149. Free Admission. - Open 10 a.m. to 4p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1p.m. 105p.m. Sunday. 420Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road , two miles north of East Highway SO at Cin4 'ss - •* -. ----- - --- 0 - - 4_- - Many women today want to ,know what - goes on under their carshood. - Doing the basics yourself can be a money saver. - -- -- - -- -4 V - - - ---------- - 0 .. -- ..--L •0 _1 • 0 . -. - . . 0 -- . 0 '' a_ •- • a •' - , • ,- - 0 --4 I I. - -• 0 0 - :.,ya-"i' - a . - •0 . -- - - - I - - - I I - - and * Beckwith explains Seminole Community College Dance Company program of ballet, modern dance and Jazz, May 9 and 10,8 j.m. Fine Arts Auditorium 5CC campus. Free to public. NTY Friday, May 9, iqo—. -' ! -, -- .• - — - -. - 4-. 4'- - ; ,-:.,• - -- •• - 0 �I ---- 4 — --- 5---, 4 .5 •5 . - - 4 S .. S 4 •59• - •. 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Unfortunately, those are winner of seven Emmys, the hours when wives and turned tiLlS attention to kids often control TV. sets • lives. You never heard about Babe Ruth getting (frufik OF playing around with women when he was on the road. "A lot of fans are turning to college athletics and amateur sports for heroes — like our Olympic hockey team which brought back - "Unless the networks make some strong changes i sports in prime uzne pay TV will take over sports altogether. . Specials Of I CROSSWORD -- SERVICE RaORYSPECI.A ACROSS 42 Mark — (in 6arnaby l News man Jones) — Rather 44 Illness 4 Machine part 48 Western 7 — Linkletter Indian tO — Rich 49 European (Eight Is capital Enough) 5$ Eastern mdi12 Prevaricator an 14 The Lion con. 52 Masculine stellation title 15 Tiny Insect 53 German nega. 16 — Major (Big live Dipper) 54 Hindu deity 17 Actress 55 Before Laraine — 56 Actor — 13 Tolled l9 Hebrew letter 21 Superlative suffix 23 From the "Emerald Isle" 24 Small tumor 25 Antlered ani• mal 27 Tavern 28 Old horse 29 News syndicate • 30 Family mem• ber 32 Singer Neil " AWNING clay lift' 25 EASY igh 3 or more installed 041 Of TERMS -BAKED tNAMtL FINIS" , CHOICE OF COIORS POSITIV( STORM PROT(CTION CUTS HEATING AIR CONDITIONING UP 10 20' PH. 321.0820 FOR FREE HOME SURVEY SALE ar - ' I 18 Ermines j9-- OSIINs1Y*W " 1 i20 erLatsr , SYØ5V•$ 57 Patriotic DOWN worries I Obstructs 124 Dennis — 2 Mine (Dan Stone) entrance 26 Actress — 3Defenseorg. Louise 4 Group '30 Sportscaster SBroadcast - —Allen 31 Free 33 Snooze 34 Singer Paul — O Actor James r YAM c..-'-- a • w - - , , . ( BYRON NELSON GOLF caeeic Final round coverage (live from the Preston Trail Golf Club 1i DSIIU. Texas)(7) 0 TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS TENNIS 1:30 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Regional coverage of Kansas City Royals Brèv.s vs. Houston Astros at Boston Red 80*; Philadel-' 2:00 phi. PhiNles at Cincinnati Reds 1) (35) AMERICA'S ATHLETEI 1150 Ø TOURNAMENT OF AVO 2:30 (3)SNSABAS$CErBAU. , II' - - , . - - Los Philadelphia (10) RACQUETBALL "Boise -Cascade Pro - Am - - . 5, 430 (7)0 WIDE WORLD OF MORNING - 11:30 .- - - - SPORTS EVENING a BILL DANCE OUT- DOORS MAY 13. 1980 - - AFTfi$Øf4 EVENING 730 ffJ (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Staves vs. Phil adelphia Phillies 2:06 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Philliss - WEDNESDAY MAY 14, 1990 - - (17) WRESTLING - MONDAY .',., - . - -, - 4(10)eAlusG,8AIuNG 7:30 (17) BASEBALL Atlan ta Braves vs. Philadelphia PhiWes 11:31 - •(!jrmON NELSON GOI.F 100 CLAUIO Third round c9ver- •)CHAMPI0N8HIP FISHage (ltvfvom the Preston Trail PIG .,.,:, -' TUESDAY TIers MAY 11, 1150 Tournament' - - IT Angeles Lakers at . , 6.15 02 (17)-rHEAmLfTU (3)0 NSA BASKETBALL Los Angeles Lakers at Philadelphia SUNDAY 1AMgON5 'TENNIS II .. NO vSHfl S. - 2:30 Mtros 2:15 0 (4) BASEBALL II 0N , BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Houston cr 0 WR1UNG ai (Hawk.ye)' BOsnuins - (17) SHOW I S N 0 3 0 v U II S I V1v 5 0 H v N V V 0 N I 0 I S I3 dY iii AV II VIII .L Ijl MORNING ' S 7 Alan - (MF -- 3 I — * ., , 39 Actor —" I1 Actress1Anne -- - Golf Club in Dallas.Texas). 7)0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (10) SOCCER MADE *4 GERMANi (17) FISHING HOLE - IH IV a - 22 Networks' SANFORD 321-0820 4110 N. ORANGE BL.SM. TN. ORLANDO 23-4941 AFTER HOURS CALL. n3.2)43 -BRIVARD CO. 34-$070 •KISSIMMEE $4-3375 130 (4) SPORTS AFIELD ©(17) THIS WEE)CBIBA8E"-.. MAY 10, 1950 BALL. MORNING 2:00 THE ULTIMATE HIGH (7)0 &30 "Can-Am Motor Races" sm ©(17)ON-OEcKcIRCLE (17) WRESTLING AFTERNOON EVEJII.NG 2:15 (17) 0 BASEBALL Atlanta 2:W 730 Braves vs. Houston Astros ® BA8EBAU. , ladles' org. — I- Al SATURDAY — I SDorts.Qn_ThAir. \..__ ..• Caesàr 20 Actor Ryan . 35 Metric land measure 37 Libyan length measure 38 Remains motionless 40 Press 41 legal suits 42 Agitate 43 Not there 45 Parched 48 Prima donna 47 Time period 48 Employ 50 Roman fiftytwo iU;11;f"%*n The w w.eek -. - OEM MEE mom NONE MEMO MEMO M MOMOMM WMEMM WMMIMMMM MOO OEM Now OEM OMMM WIMMOMM, 01MOMM ON• MOM10010110 OEM OMMM di MOM mom C - Bergman is giving us By CINDY ADAMS €w oiuc — uin. de another farewell. Finished Latnentiis is ioa&ngigs with picture-making, she Beverly Hills palazzo for fl says ... Pearl Bailey on why Asking price of$l6 mil. Sofar she switched majors from a line of takers there L't ,,, language to theology at CoMic Hawn's starring in Washington's Georgetown Warner's "Private Ben- University recently: "I jamin," which is aliout a found God is easier to 'dig than French" .., Vegas female who enlists in money Is starting to surface army. It's a comedy, MAY 1 1910 - -9:30 SAThRDAY 1401, guess... Actress Jill St. John, on Ted Kennedy, if you can 4 (10) CUT EVENING 7:0o TO(JLOIJSE-tJJJTREC A dmawho is currently between believe It... Bette Midler: "I MAY' 10, 1910 THE (DO THE RETURN matic portrait of the life of the love affair,, and composer wish my hair was thicker, KING Animated. The mystical (10) OVER EASY "Four French painter IS presented. (A) Sammy Cohn, who is newly my I.Q. higher and my chest AFTERNOON Hobbits from the stories of Alone: The Older Woman In 10:00 separated, have glommed smaller," J.R.R. Tolkien face the auem America" 2:00 (10) DIVIDED CITY: onto each another. At -least Richard Gere is mewling eoo (10) MARK RUSSELL blid• powers of •vll as they long enough to share a that he's not a tomato and Journey through the Middle (3)0 THE DREAM ME R- JERUSALEM Washington's political Earth destroy the feared CHANTS Hollywood studio - dinner together ... Andy doesn't have to be marketed. humorist pokes top fun at major Ring of to DOOm chief Johnny Edge endangers THURSDAY Warbel showed up at a He's starting to make like Issues and new stories of the his marriage by romancing an fundraiser at lawyer Roy Garbo In terms of vanting to day from the Katherine Cornell ioo (10) THE PYTHONS Inter- old flame while a financial conMAY 15, 1960 Theater in Buffalo. Cohn'.. Someone hissed be alone ... Dustin Hoffman tries to inherit his views with the members of . glomerate Cohn's Interest is on "Kramer vs. Kramer": in picture prisons motion power . EVENING 'Monty Python's Flying ..... I wnere most of - r (IL Lily, U 11-yvdL-ulu Ulildil IU) P? liODen Circus" Industry. iran ç.,LI necause i-nays i Redford narrates this docu- endeavorsa andclips from e00 his clients are, but I wouldn't Jewish actor on the fade, the mentary looking at what 'treemovie (4) F.D.R. THE LAST YEAR even mention that, idea of playing an American the a, s a ws scii climbing, rock Jason Robards and Eileen - Results of the Maryland , orouo reunites in Tunisia. mother was exciting" Bob Qilp gifted sweetie out the use of artificial equipprimaries are Heckert star as Franklin Nebraska Classy Cher's newest kick Is Carol Ceoners with a solid ment, means to two men. Eleanor Roosevelt In this d: a. MONDAY beer ... Paul Anka, who gold chain for her waist ... matic re-Creation of the events EVENING already has a car, a couple of WEDNESDAY Jack Carter: A plastic wtLicll occurred in the last MAY 12, 1910 suits and, presiuuably, an of his lit.. surgeon's a guy who puts MAY 14, IM It (35) AGAINST THE WINO (3)0 THE FANTASTIC FUNextra shirt, Is now shopping business in other people's EVENING PlIES Host Loni Anderson, around to buy a hotel. In *.Bc's "Benson," EVENING • SUNDAY 9PQ specialguest Howard He...- Robert Guillaume, Is to Nevada, yet. play Ifl$fl d thirteen (3) 0 THE DREAM MER. MAY 1111 1910 500 Lou ("The Incredible the assistant D.A. In Nell CHANTS An ambitious young (3) HAYWIRE Deborah loonists and their creations Simon's newie, "It Seems Hulk") Ferrigno on how 10 sa1he the 85-year history of man (Mark Harmon) joins Raffin, Lie Re and Jason AFTERNOON Like Old Times" for keep fit: "Eat an apple once forces With WI optimistic nick- Robards stat in a drama COmIC strips. 4:30 elodeon operator (Vincent centering around the turbulent Columbia .,. Christopher a day and brush your teeth (10) XCELLENCaFOfiEV- Gardenia) to construct one of and complicated lives of stage (3)0 11188 USA pAQ&4T Walken: "I love the three times a day." You ER The life of woodcarver the sarliest dynasties In the producer Leland Hayward, his Fifty-one women compete form women wear in France, mean if we did that we'd all August Crabtree, creator of a motion picture Industry. (Part actress wife Margaret Sullavan crown and the title of Miss USA They're very sexy" ...Ingrld look like him??? fleet of miniature ships tracing 1), and their three children, includ- 1950. Bob parker and Helen navIgational history, is docu-Ing their eldest daughter O'Connell co-host; Donny TUESDAY Brooks minted. • . Rttnk a anei .1V"' ,s S . _.• .,. LUV uiiu movement in tv ror reality Saturday-Sunday sweat sock and they prefer sitcoms .10 iiaiiuiiui games get higher ratings patriotism. They were 21 now with 10 MInutes,' 'Real National Basketball ghetto into the bright lights sports. kldswho got together and did People' and 'That'sUm the of network prime tim. Ohlineyer's detractors call the impossible." Incredible.' Our 'Sunday Associgtion games. , His firstmajor effort to him the father of "trash Ohlmeyer acknowledges Games' falls into, the reality "Naturally, it was a disapelevate sports to nighttime sports." i.e., contests among the odds are against category." poiniment not 10 be able to Prominence was "The add between athletes or non, popularizing sports events in the Olympics. Butas it Ohlmeyer says baseballproduce In't anywhere near Sunday Games" last month, athletic celebrities In prime time - has long since ceased to be The twohour show rated a competitions scarcely Even "Monday Night the "national pastime." He tragic for me as the athletes. relatively high 20th place in recognized as sports. Football," with such says professional football Some of them have devoted the Nielsiens which augers Among the best known dominant asbaseball consistently outdraws. eight years for a moment in well for the project to trash sports are ABC's Frank Gifford, personalities Don Meredith Isw'r 4753$ 323 '20 in viewer the sun. Now it's all over." become a sleeklY series, "Battle of the Network and Howard Cosell, rarely , BO DEREK Curreniy, only "NFL,, Stars" In which TV series makes the top 20 in the BLAKE EDWARDS Monday Night Football" is a performers appear, and Nielson ratings. sports fixture on any prime "Superstars,,, athletes from I "When I was involved with time jietwork schedule many professional sports that show, we tried to appeal' (ABC) and..s.,1. to which competing in a variety i.C%ul n "5Iha niw,j,urA " ""'_" 5-"'" '", Asia itlUily event. Ohlmeyer said. "We knew contributions. [RI 40 Ohlmeyer asks defen- we'd get the hard core people 0 There are, to be sure, 151* sively, "What Is a trash butwehadtomake the game THE BESr special sports events that sport? Nobody can define the a 'happening' and promote term. It's Just an amorphous our sportscasters In the 0 name, There are only good booth. It worked. - and bad sports. What's so Our Factory Trained "National sports focus is pure about fl guys whacking Technicians Service on professional (ootbdll. Six away at one another's . of the top- 10 most-watched ALL MAKES on sunday afternoons? shows In the history of TV of imported cars EMOMME "I say sports is fun stuff, have been Superbowl games. and trucks. The real meaning of spors is Our prices will "We're basically a violent competition. It's all about pleasantly surprise you. society and pro ball is a winners and loçrs,4t how catharsis for the fans. BAIRD-RAY much money sp4rt1 stars are 4444 N. 17.12 Longwood, Ph. 931.1315 making. Hockey is popular for the 00001100110 same reason. Cut out the "Big salaries are turning 0 people off sports. They fights in hockey and no one would watch. resent the money some of the l athletes are making. "Even so, there simply "There are very few idols aren't enough Americans 1_ 1-WEEK ONLY a110 ,. . • AC , - "At NBC we're moving Into women's sports through the Assoclatfon for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Their ehnmninnchin -• r-y "There's a whole new -, May y 9 th ru 15 the most popular TV sports, in order, are college football, college basketball, auto racing and oil basketball. the number of people who tune D_e Laurenflis IIvIuuuIuu 'For Residence TELEVISION By VERNON SCOTF days because who watch televised sports popularity. Moscow Olympic Games this invade network prime time these HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - summer,: — football's Superbowls, the professional athletes are on a regular basis. But I According,to Ohi eyer, Don Ohlmever uuit his lob at World Series. heavvweiht talklnii about their drinkln think snorts nrorammin aLter pro iooioau and ABC-TV three years ago for - Ohlmeyer's dreams and championship bouts and problems and domestic shouldn't be based solely on ins-s 1-ri 1.4.) U&A !VS4 IN A6110111rVICINAIII W4UIIP4I. Game5,lfneceisary.Philadel9gci.'.st.-,Los Angeles Lakers ,..,,.,.,,phj. • MAY 12, ION ft . _I• -. . A 5- 4 - -• 4 4 p S - .- . - . S • , /4 4 -, S \-S 5 . 5 . — - - - V �- ---- .- * -- . - -C - - I . .. I S . ___/ , . .. .-- . - - 5- . . - - p. - - _k_________..___________ - I - - - .._____1p._ _______.,_ . __5 5- .5 ' . - - . 4 , . - - -- S . -r - - .5 - .. - W - - - -- - - - -* -- - - . ___l_._____ - _____ii. - - - ••- - - - -. -- - - - 'i" .. It vi - . . S . - - . S . I - - a". . •' . -, - '.4 ..*.;* _? - . - _ - 10", . . . . . . -S - - - 4 - p - - - ., .I . - 4 5. 4 • - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - -- 4 • 1 -S - - p ( P IP. I .•• - . - - 4 ii-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Mafl, . FRIDAY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,, May 9 clashes with an Egyptian profiteec determined to share the ____________________________________ possibly cursed riches it ______________________________________________________- contains. (Pa rt 2) . sica Lange. Whil, on display in (5) 0 DALLAS Bobby's a carnival in New York City, the attention to another person's 501% nkis PWS efforts to tell wg. ape escapes. (Pail 2) (R) 6.00 (5)0 THE INCREDIBt.E HULK him about their unborn child 0(4) (1)0(7)0 NEWS . A forest fire threatens Banner. mo.. difficult. (R) KUNG (liD and McGee as they try to save (1]) (35) AGAINST THE WIND SAILING themselves after a plane crash. © (17) PERSPECTIVE ON "Sailing A Pi ate Dinghy GREATNESS - HENRY FORD (Part 2) (R) More CD 0 RONA BARRETT 8PE- 'Tin Lizzie Tycoon . . . . I . - . . - knight from the kingdom. 1130 MORNING - EVENING SUNDAY Jean Wallace. After King Arthur discovers a romance between Queen Guinevere and Lancelot, he banishes the May SATURDAY . 0(4) JONNY QUEST 3,()) (5)0 FAT ALBERT N ENT OF bURMA (7) 0 5:00 CD U JOKER, JOKER. JOKER CHAMPIONS TENNIS Covbr(7)0 MARCUS WELBY. M.D. (10) NOVA "The Green age of this World ChampionMachine" With the help Of ne ship Tennis event (live from the 5:10 West Side Tennis Club in For(17) LOVE. AMERIcAN sdentiflc research and tIn w © . STYLE lapse photography. the corn- est Hills, N.Y.). plexities and mysteries of (J]) (35) MOVIE "Shoot-Out" plants we studied.(CC)(R) CIAL Rons. Barreff Interviews (C) (1971) Gregory Peck, Pat I 1:001 , (D G SUNINSE SEMESTER AND FRIENDS . So Derek, Kenny ROWS. Kris. a(,)(,)0aD 0 NEWS Ouinn. An sx~con and a small 0 ty McNichol. Larry Hagman (M 351 BENNY HILL LEGIS. &4O 6.30 AFTERNOON child are trailed by three killers and their mothers. 0 (I 7)WORLD AT LARGE 8 (1) NBC NEWS while Searching for his doubleC8110 TODAYINTHE . (1]) CBSNEWS ( ) JIM ROCKFORD The LATURE (5)0 crouln* ex-partner. (2 Hrs.) 800 12.00 citizens of a ernall town hire 0 (I 7) LAST OF THE WILD (Z)6 ADC NEWS (D a THE LAW AND YOU 3:30 GO(OLLA 0 (3D (8(10) OVER EASY Guest: Rockford to dispose of a girl' GANG OUR (D 0 BASKETBALL Los (1) 0 NSA 1 11:30 SHAZAM who revealed their tax-dodge Eleanor Stober.(CC)(R) (1 7) HUMAN DIMENSION UD 7) 0a WEEKEND SPECIAL at Philadelphia TONIGHT Host: Johnny (M Angeles Lakers f3 (1) . 0(17) BOB NIEWHART The game 10 the IRS. . The Revenge Of Red Chief A 76ers. 6:20 4 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK Carson. Guest. Robert Blake. Hartleys sea a marriage counCO (10) RACQUETBALL a (1) DAlLy DEVOTIONAL MOVIE "Blue Knight" (1) 0 and crM young boy Mid REVIEW IN sel" about the boredom that is L (C) (1973) William Holden, Lee returns to upset a Scheme of "Bolse-Cascade Pro-Am creeping Into their marriage. 6:30 8:30 A Los Angeles policetwo bumbling criminals who Tournament" (8 (10) WALL STREET WEEK Remick. 7.00 man must decide between 8 (1)2-COLWTRY FISHING once kidnapped him. (R) . 5.00 "The Tape Tells All" Guest, staying on the force or marry- (1) 0 SPECTRUM 8 (1) FACE THE MUSIC (0 (35) MOVIE "It's A Gift" 6 9)BYRON NELSON C30LF Stan Weinstein. editor and CD 0 HOIT FUDGE (ID a P.M. MAGAZINE Ing the woman he loves. 1934) W C. Fields, Baby CLASSIC Third round coverpublisher of "Tb, Professional Hr*.) (l2)(17)rrSYOUR BUSINESS (DOJOKER'S WILD 'store A "e.(IjVs from the Preston Trail 0 (35) SAW_ORO AND SON Tape Reader." (2)0 FRIDAYS Guest: War7:00 Inherits an orange pl i Golf Club nta Fred interrupts a television ran Zevon. 9:00 B (4) P C)FILES IN EDUCA- (1 1/2 Hi',.) (2) 0 WIDE WORLD OF cooking show to advertise (5) 0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- (TI) (35) WILD, WILD WEST liON • SPORTS First day. of quality12.30 device he is selling. ZARD Daisy falls in love with West and Gordon hunt for a (3)0 BLACK AWARENESS Ing time trials for the Wlanap8 (1)FLASH GORDON 0 (10) MACNEIL / - LEHRER on English duke who has Inher- , samurai sword so valuable that (D a CAPTAIN CAVEMAN (1) "500"(live f rom Indian0 TARZAN / 8UPER 8EVREPORT Ited land in Hazzard County. (A) its theft means American loss AND ThE TEEN ANGELS is Motor S eedway)'EuroEN dZ (1 7) SANFORD AND SON (Z) 0 MOVIE "The ' Love of face with the Japan*". CM(17) THE THREE peon Weightlitting 0 AMERICA BAND Lamont takes his father to the Tapes" (Premiere) Marlette (12) (I 7) MOVIE "Voodoo STOOGES-/ THE LITTLE RAS- STAND I Ch hi I hosoital to find out why in gets Hartley, Loretta Swill. Love. sex Island" (1957) Boris Karloff, CALS Yugoslavia). ODYSSEY "The Belgrade. .. ca (10) to man and the perfect partner are Beverly Tyler. A renowned wtitIncas" Three archaeologists Women's Master Surfing (from 7'3O sought by a variety of clients a.' Investigates afleged voodoo 7:30 rrrv nru - . ri Hawaii). who subscribe to the Good activity on a tropical Island. 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH roads, towns and agricultural (Ii) 1351GRIZZLY ADAMS 30 MINUTES (1)0 (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED Possibilities videotape dating 12:40 4 10 SOCCER MADE IN CD 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS regions responsible for the service. GAME MOVIE "For Me And ANIMALS "The Snail" prosperity of these 161h-centu- GERMANY (DO (11) 135i AGAINST THE WIND (Z) 0FAMILY FEUD (M(I 7) FISHING HOLE ' ry Peruvians.(CC) .00 iv MOVIE 'The Man In )MAUDE Carol discov118 (W(35 Garland, Gene Kelly. The am"The DayThe CM(17)MOVIE 0 (4) GODZILLA / GLO. Earth Stood Still" 11951) as she's got to show her boss The Glass Booth" (C) (1975) cots of two vaudevillian is J BETROTTERS ADVENTURE more than just proflIclency if M"millan Scholl. Lois Nottle.- Interrupted by World War 1. 11 Ronnie, Patricia HOUR . ton. A man recalls the horror of Hr.45 Mine.) she wants to get a promotion. flt.1 • 1(ICi'*Ii a a World War II Nazi prison EVENING (5) 0 MIGHTY MOUSE (24110) DICK CAVETT an a rt Washington, an r" 1:00 HECKLE 1 JECKI.E (I2)' 17) BASEBALL Atlanta camp. (2 Hrs.) emissary emerges, war•.n 0 (3) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (7)0 8UPERFPIENOS Braves vs Houston Astros atomic cease its Earth to 6:00 Hosts: Gladys Knight and the (lI) 1351ROBERT OLD SCHULLER '; ,p. experimental". '.3-' 1 IJ WI1 800 ' 0(4) (5)0 NEWS Pips. Guests: Michael Jackson, 10 iiousEocvcs 0 (1) NBC MOVIE "King TUT'S TOMS The wch"olo- Billy Preston and Syroela. The 0 17 ULTPIAMAN (M (35) SIONIC WOMAN 1-00 Kong" (1976) Jeff Bridges, Jes- gist who opened the (0mb Pretenders, Seals and Crofts. Sommers, the first blonSIX MILLION DO_.jt Jaime 0(4) am Ic woman, has her nory MAN 130 partly restored. but *M can't (17) BASEBALL Atlanta OIL pAINTM . 1:30 remember having been Braves vs. Houston Astros 0 (17)MOVIE "00. Susaina"- - (ID 0 THE MUPPETS Guest: engaged to Ste" Austin. (Part . (1953) Rod Comecon. Adrian Andy W11111mm. . I 2:25 1) Booth, ui between A anfeud en develops CDODEVERLYHILLBIII&FS NEWS nOB, Host 1W? V.I. vious U.S. Army (fl)(35)t.IOVIJ "Conquest Of d Moe" talks with George offkw and his West Point- The Planet Of The Apes" (C) - Carey, an expert on real estate ~ * Murray. A talking chimpanzee 2.55 M . 6:30 leads an ape population to Godla"Three MOVIE ' (DO - 0(3) FRED AND How does one decide on the mostw'iusual video program NEWS 0(1) NBC ag.nst tter tyrannical theirs" (C) (1949) John of the yea? "You have to analyze a lot of programs. 1tM,L___fD0 Cm "amWord Bond. A trio of bwWlti cK) An htiman . 1 .. . - " . . . Tmcking Mwn . -. . . For the past year, Reed's stall at NyC complied Information on movies, i'v- shows, educational pro ams and anything else that's available on viedo cassette, tape or disic. All told, they examined .more than 15,000 . . I programs. * "In our search for the most unusual program, we had to . eliminate a lot of the more conunon topics right away," , ,,,.But sum ,, says aws , WUfl Vfl consi4dered - "Kendo: The Path Of The Roger Ebert and Gene Siske they attempt to deliver n m m Sword" The history and ImpO(_ review "ffolkes." "Nothing (ED (35) AMAZING GRAM tance of the martial arts In con- Personal and "Where The the nearest town. ___ _ the desert, to £00 Buffalo Roam " . f (2Hrs.SMins.) (10) THE VICTORY OAR- ticirly that pr form of fencing called kendo, B Cl) IN SEARCH OF " e Wodd AkfleflaC 9:30 are examined. "Im . (M (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL(1) 0 HEE HAW Guests: Ton. 2:00 . VARY PRE-GAME nessee Ernie Ford, Cdsty Lane. 8 W BASEBALL 0 (10) FRENICHZHEF (D 0 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW , (Ilb(35) WILD, WILD WEST 10:00 (ID OWILDLIFE IN CRISIS West and Gordon help a fright. O (10) UPSTAIRS. DowN- abownEsTuNG STAIRS (24 10) MARK RUSSELL - ened sheriff defend his town (12) (17) MOVIE "The Hunch- Washington's top political against attack by an army of - Th - - • - - - ._ - -. - - - - -- I -------5---- 5' - - - - __________ r' ''-.'- . I . . . ' '... . - . , I . _- _ - - ----- - - - -. I - '- - . to V ' - . - - 5- . • "' ' - ,_ - .._ -- 4 - - . 1.~ _ - - 5. . .• - '# & . ., . 1 4 - , - orphan. whom they found In Included 'Know Your Dope' (a game show about drugs), .(10) ONCE UPON A CLASCharles Laughton, Naurw issues and new stories of the 'Poultay -Laying It on the line' (an Instructional short) Can you match these popular O'Hare. A hunchback falls In day from the Katherine Cornefi SiC "Carrie's War" AS the train taking Carrie and Nick love with a beautiful but distant Theater in Buffalo. and 'The Last Art Student Has Been Eaten' (the story of tuna with their composers? " home to Scotland 'passes 1. S76d Clock gypsy girl. an artist who decides to eat his students). 2:15 Regional Druid's Bottom' Cwrle so" a I'rq. Just W114 About 10-30 a (1) BASEBALL Finally a winner was chosm IU award was announced 2* ' fire at the I"`rind blanwe B (4) DAFFY DUCK coverage of Kansas City ROysl5 at the recent Int*national Tape Association conference In . "Country Gardens" herself for it. (Part _ 4o1 -4) (CC) (5)0 POPEYE at Boston Red Sex; g Only - Bird iii tw4l*nai. of San Diego.Thm,'m h.fairi SW h11 '•" 'yp. oi'o "1W I .w '-U Phil PhillmiS It Cincinnati Redi ak 1' J .J ic t he-most Ufluauw 'I wawt&i.a.I VLVl5I exeCUuVes, fl .WMP.UKU.5 UISI (1", ri r PY WATCHING '" - - 2:30 video program 01the yew was "HushHOgglas Hush, Tom 5. "Who's Sorry Now" Stowaway MOVE WORLD ' ' 'LU S a EUble Blake " " To Thei Moon"(C)(1974)Lloyd (5)0 MAVERICK Bret playt Johnston's Praying Pigs." b Harry von Tilpr Bridges, Michael Link. a ghost I .o fool the Indiana. 0 (17) LMUMALL Atlanta "It's a documentary about this guy who has the C ( ) ) RObifl Braves U nknown 1 Ground Control Houston Ash 05 remarkable 85-year-old hobby 01 teaching pigs how to , d Hany RtthY young boy bicomes an o- Redford narrates this docu9:00 pray before they eat, explains Reed. Produced and e Percy Grawer naut . hiding on .___e. mentaty looking at what "tree iliE climbing," rock climbIng v.4th- S (4) BJ &strthuted by the Center for Southern Folklore n ' ship (11/2 Hi's out the use of artificial equip.. helps a female trucker (Anne Memphis. and directed by Bill Ferris, the (Urn Is available ANSWERS Lockhart) who is the target of 11:00. men!, miens to two men. t,i,i,iati s i.i. 1t in "e "i'"1' '" tintei --t 1fl% *OlW 1 "f THE .JETSONS (17) MOViE Sword Of 19ii' Shari's who want her truck 0(j) (12) 'T' , " ._ I N, 'P1q PG 11* tT apu)1WORDt piu dd.,"' -s"s LI! Lafloel 1163?Canw$Wade,' - Be. SAI'URDAY, P.ge2 - - er decision," says Robert M. Reed, general manager ol the - pinn " National Video Clearinghouse, the computerized in, %cp.m..Aiai...ulAan and ,.s formation center fair i"e Vt.. the Most Unusual Video Program of the Year Award. - . . -, - . . "- - - . - - 1. . - - . • - e . - SATURDAY y -- - ' - - - - 9:30 " THE- JEFFERSONS eorge nd uise respond with r:nge,? joy when ( .ieiwn . . to Maeve. (Part 5 of 7)(CC) until he is arrested for breaking week and working for OSI on B () TWO'S COMPANY SUNDAY P.lMs entering. (2 Hrs.) and (1) 43 THE LAW AND YOU weekends. (Part 2) (7)0 ORAL ROBERTS they accidentally learn 4 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK 24(10) HERE'S TO YOUR 0 ViEWPOINT ON N(ffRI (1]) (35) JOSIE AND THE p 5:30 that Lionel wds temporarR) IN REVIEW( TION HEALTH 'T he Mysteries Of 11 keeping secret (R) 8YCATS (1 7) SUNDAY MASS fl (17) REV. TERRY CQLEt30 ........'Sipep" (Part 2) . WITTAKER 12) (17) WRESTLING 0 (4) SPORTS AFIELD 10:00 THIS-18 THE u DANCE FEVER CalebTRAPPER JOHN, M.D. 0 6:30 7:30 t7% (5)0 ucp,lThE LINES SUNDAY MORNING rity judges: Bobby Van. Robert 8 (D NBC NEWS A band of revolutionaries hold 8M THE HAPPY SIDE WITH CHARLES KURALT KIDS ARE PEOPLE Shields, Jane Seymour, Beflji. (5) 0 THE BAX'TERS "The Trapper's ax-wife (Jessica 6:30 (5) o FAITH FOR TODAY Guest: Evelyn "Champagnir" ' Right To Respond" . (3) 0 THE LIVING WORD Walter) hostage in exchange PICTURE OF HEALTH (Z) a TOO King. (Z)a . AGRICULTURE U.SJL (M 1 351 DR. E.J. DANIELS for a wounded policeman being (Z) 0 ABC NEWS (D) 351 THE FLINTSTONES (1) 0 TONY BROWN'S JOUR- (8 (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS treated by Trapper. (R) 0 17 IT is wnrrm 6:45 (a 1 0 MOM ROGERS (R) NAL . (a (10) WODEHOUSE PLAYCD 0 CHRISTOPHER CLO- 7:00 8.00 a i 17)LOST IN SPACE 4 (10) WALL STREET WEEK rr i ip WONDER- HOUSE 'Unpleasantntss At 9:30 "The Tape Tells All" Guest: BludJeigh Court" Cove between (3) 0 REX HUM13ARD 6:50 8 G) GOSPEL SINGING Stan Weinstein. editor and FUL WORLD "Goofy Takes A a pair of poets is threatened by (2)0SHOW MY PEOPLE a (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL publisher of "The Professional Holiday" While doing his the influence of strange tradlJUBILEE household chores. Goofy lions. "(35)CAsPER (ED (35) WOODY WOODPECK- Tape Reader." (R) 7:00 into daydreams and escapes ER AND FRIENDS (l2) (17) THIS WEEK IN BASE- imagines himself to be several (M (17) UP CLOSE "Tennes. ELECTRIC COMPANY 6 (ED (10) SALL Continued From Page . exotic heros. (R) see Williams" (R) 2:00 C (1) 0 60 MINUTES . 11111111111 8 (1) NASHVILLE MUSI 10.00 (1) 0 THE RETURN OF THE H 135)PTL10-30 CLUB . Guests: Hank Williams Jr., CAMPBELL ARCHIE Ed KING Animated. The mystical a (D a 10)TWORONNIES and her life.(R) 0 (I 7) DICK MAURICE AND (y) a KIDSWORLD Bruce, the Cates, Merle Hobbits from the stories of 17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: (5) 0 THE TIM CONWAY COMPANY Dick Maurice © (35) PORKY PIG AND Kilgore. J. R.R.Tolkien face the assem- (112) trial lawyer and anti-tobacco SHOW Guests: The Village Interviews celebrity guests FRIENDS (ID J3 STAR TREK When an bled powers of evil a they I from Las Vegas. the entertain"Manunidentified spaceship fails to journey through the Middle advocate Melvin Bern. SEE IT (10) AS WE 4 Lj,c w.i A fledgling ment capital of t he wOrld. CD ual High School. Denver, heed orders to stop, Capt. Kirk Earth to destroy the feared entertainer's hillbilly family Colorado" puts the USS Enterprise in Ring of Doom. 11:00 11:30 joins the cruise, and Doc. Isaac IT TO BEAVER pursuit. NIGHT 4M (I 7) LEAVE (B "I 51 COUNTRY ROADS 8 L 411 (!D 0 GD 0 NWS 8 (1) SATURDAY and Gopher rov in (10) FLORIDA HOME 124 (10) THE PYTHONS Inter(7)0 THE ULTIMATE HIGH with the LIVE Host: Bob Newhart. 10:30 captain when their own quarGROWN "Weed Control in views with the members of (1) 0 MOVIE "Birds Of 8 (1) MOVIE "The Last Day" "Can-Am Motor'Races" ters we Hooded.(P) (10) THE SHAKESPEAkE The Landscape" "Monty Python's Prey" (C) (1972) David 'C' (1975) RIchard Widmark . Flying t.. Tempe CM(17) NASHVILLE ON THE Circus" and clips from old Janssen. Ralph Meeker. While Robert Conrad. The villainous PLAYS "The Ca 10) UNOIERSEAWORLD or am sars as C endeavors and their upcoming ROAD reporting traffic con- Dalton gang is opposed by a OF JACQUES COUSTEAU on his job s.pe in powerfulI SOrCe movie are featured when thO ditlons from the air, a pilot seas retired gunman who takes up 7:30 T Shakespeare's magical fantas y group reunites in Tunisia. (ii) (35) CANDID CAMERA known California grey whales an armored-car holdup. (1 Hr. arms to defend his town, (2 which also features 7 ) OPEN UP MIns.) 45 Hrs.) are tracked and studied by Guard Warren Clarke David a4 (10) THE GOOD NEIGH"The Russians MOVIE (D 0 FOR OUR TIMES BOF "Backs To The Wall" 0 Captain Cousteau and the Are Coming, The Russians Are (5) 11:30 (Z) 0 FIRST BAPTIST Dixon and Christopher Guard al(17) PORTER WAGONER Calypso crew while on their 1 NBC LATE MOVIE • ' 'ON-DECK CIRCLE 0(4) CHURCH ' Guests: Little David Wilkins, annual 5000-mile migration Coming (C) (1966) Carl "Greatest Heroes Of The Eia Marie Saint. Real- (24(10) ANOThER VOICE R eine r. 2:15 Kathy Hyder. from the Berm Sea to Bala, dents of Cape Cod are con- (M 17) MOVIE !'A Star Is ' CM(17) BASEBALL Atlanta California. 8:00 Palillo. The Biblical stories of vinced that a submarine land- Born" (1955) Judy Garland Braves vs. Houston Astros 0 (4) CHIPS Ponch and Jon the Tower of Ba bel and Sodom 9:00 ing party is part of a Soviet James Mason A big-name 2:30 are jailed for contempt of court and Gomorrah are dramatized. star feeling his own popularity •(4) SANFORD During a itvàsIon. (2 Iii's. 20 Mini) 43 (1) BYRON NELSON GOLF after they refuse to reveal the (A) jewelry store robbery, innooent '(li) (35) ROCKWORLD --slipping as his young wife's CLASSIC Final round cover- name of a police informant. (A) (5) 0 THE AVENGERS A bystande Fred winds up with a. caers op the rIse turns to age (live from the Preston 12:00 Trail (5) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S nanny and a rubber ball are the. diamond ring. v al uab le I (17) ROCK CONCERT - the bottle for comfort' Golf Club in Dallatif. Texas). PLACE Mike and Gloria throw only clues to a series of mur(1) a MOVIE "Billy Jack" (M Pat BaneTOURNAMENT OF Archie Into 11:00 CD 0 state of shock don and the in11antil regresTom Laughlin, Delores Guests: Pink Floyd, (1911) Ar Numan, oto, Prince. (5) 0 SPECTRUM CHAMPIONS TENNIS Cover when after arriving unexpectof three British officials I or An independent man tar, Gary Diane Nichold. Richard age of this World Champion- edly. they tell him why they GD 0 $ 1.98 BEAUTY SHOW . Robin- (M 135~ THE JETSONS takes a stand against the son. CR 10 OUIE PASA. U.SJL7 ship Tennis event (live from the came. (R) Necesits Ser Bilingue" West Side T6nnIs Club In For- (ED 135~ DAY OF DISCOVERY "So 12:30 Western town. (R) 12:00 d.their friend est Hills, N.Y.). (a 10 ODYSSEY "Ongka's (DO MOVIE "The CanterSC ffD ( ) tTh(35) AGAINST THE WIND an 0 WOf Big Moka In the New Guinea villa Ghost" (61W) (194) 3 (1O) DOLLY Guests: Linda Friday" (61W) (1940) Boris ,j,,&Ofl 5t shopping Karlo", Bala Lugosi. In a des- international Ronstadt.- Emmylou Harris. (P 0 NBA BASKETBALL Los highlands, a Kowelka lavish"big core- Charles Laughton. Robert man" organizes a ) . Young. A meek man must per; monist presentation n order - friend a doctor performs a dellSea . 11:30 form an act of courage to free 04) JE'ShW?s,A bliz icate brain operation, only to (5)0 FACE THE NATION (1]) (35) MOVIE "Airport establish political alliances with himself from the ghost of a famllu zard leaves transform the patient into a (7)0 BILL DANCE OUT- 1975' (C) (1974) Charlton other tribes and advance his cowardly ancestor. (1 Hr. 40 without hoot. food and electric. A 1 1/2 Hrs.) 00DW Chicken" (1966) accIdent, the chief stewardess t Costello Go To Mars (B/W) 12:40 n,rsan r (10) MARTY ROBBINS 0(4) AMERICA'S TOP Staley. -, 10 safeKnolls, 1 the huge let (1953) Mwi Blanchard. Hot&* must RN OF THE SAINT . Guests: The Statler Brothers. McMahon. The duo accidental- ty. (2 Hrs.) -30 Right after making a call to j perils to become a reporter uy Simon Templar, a former race 0 (4) TALES OF THE UNEX' ly launches themselves into ' 10:00 4:30 tlgating a supposedly car driver Is killed in a car The 0(4)PRIME TIME SATUR' PECTED , 'Eu1vMd space. (I 1/2Hrs.) O(3)MOVIE"At War With nves haunted house. DAY A report on two life-son- Conqueror A woman with a (10) HOY EN LA crash. The Army" (61W) (1951) Dean tence murderers who claim cat fetish is driving her hus- TURA 8:30 Martin, Jerry Lewis. A private 100 they we rehabilitated.# profiles band(Joseph Colton) crazy. helps his sergeant with his love TD(3 5) JERRY FALWELL (M (17) MOVIE "Paranoiac" 0 (17). BASEBALL Atlanta of Reggis Jackson and his AFTERNOON life. (I 1/2 Hrs.) (1993) Janette Scott, Oliver 9:00 father, and a look at what tv Braves vs. Houston Astros . (y) a WIDE WORLD OF 8M NBC MOVIE "Capri- Read. A young woman commercial actors do when 'I SPORTS 15-round WBC corn One" (1978) Elliott Gould, becomes the object of an evil 12.'OO they're not acting are featured. World light heavyweight cham- Hal Holbrook. The astronauts plot involving her brother and CD 0 FANTASY ISLAND A (11) 0 BLACK AWARENESS -AND pionship between Matthew scheduled for the first flight to aunt 200 woman travels back in time to ISSUES (7) 0 5d Muhammad and Louis Mars 4ht for their lives after ANSWERS become Cleopatra, and a man 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1:30 MASTERPIECE THE. Pergaud (live); reports on the they threaten to reveal that the supreme (ED (35) AMERICA'S ATH- (g (10) DAILY DEVOTIONAL Indianapolis "500" time faked. trials mission was 0(4) LETES 1050 ATIE "My Son My Son" Bill power over evvoryons. Indianapolis (5) 0 ALICE Mel's mother the (live from 1:40 and Oliver continue their silent (Ii) 1351 NT THE WIND Speedway). (Martha Ray.) sh ows up in NEWS war, fueled by their mutual Motor0) 2:20 CR 10AUSTIN PTY UNITS (DO EXCELLENCE FOREV' town and tries to take over the Mel -Tj Gail Davies are (7)0 MOVIE "I Want To Jealousy over Livia the O'Rlor- ER The life 2'10 of woodcarver diner's kitchen. (R) ' . the featured performers. Live" (B/W) (1958) Susan dans try to patch things up dur' August Crabtree. MOVIE "Anna Karenk 0 crostor of a (Y Angel On (Z) (12) (17) POPI GOES THE Hayward, Simon Oakland. A in9 a holiday at Heronwater. fleet of miniature ships tracing My Shoulder' (Premiere) - na' (61W) (1948) Vivian Leigh. Peter COUNTRY Guests:- Danny call girl is convicted of murder (Part 4 of 7)(R) "i. a ii Sir Ralph Richardson. Based navigational history. Is docu- Strauss.Richar.a d .-...ey. s-rn...'- r an sentenced • ,, ,, gas Davis '-4 on the stn' by Leo Tolstoy. A 1230 time hood is returned to Earth .' I Hi's. 10 Mip,s,' Helen Cornejius, 0(1) MEET THE PRESS ' (12)(I 7) RAT PATROL by the devil and placed in the Russian lady of the Imperial " 4:00 10:30 (5)030 MINUTES body of an incorruptible district Court falls In love with a dashIng Army officer. (2 Hrs.) CZ)0DIRECTIONS 0 (17) NASWLLE MUSIC U(I 7) UNTOUCHABLES , attor Q GRIZZLY ADAMS MMY GGART A 137 100 (24(10) FiRING LINE "Allard 4.30 1100 2:50 "A MASTERPIECE THE(DO MOVIE "Oriental SC!) CHAMPIONSHiP FISH- Lowenstein On Firing Line: A (24 0(1)5)0 th 0 NEWS gent or (121(1,) MOVIE ATRE My Son. My Son jj) 1351 SECOND CITY TV Dreams" (C) (1944) Ronald 1MG Retiospective' (1966) Mark RichH.A.R. N." (I 7) UNTOUCHABLES Rory, now totally committed 10 MONT( PYTHON'S Colman, Marlene Dietrich. A (5)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (12) the rebellion, i jailed after mond, Wendell Corey. A space FLYiNG CIRCUS Hot-air bal- beggar and his daughter gain DISCUSSION '50 Ireland's Easter uprising; Oliver monster terrorizes the world by bonIng with the brothers ,iail$kir. of wealth through the (DO EVEN) from war a scarred trfprming human flesh into MOVIE Thi Boston returns (111(35) Monigolner and CoUnt F*'dI s IngenuIty. (1 '' (C) 1068l lldeb and devoles hi. sttentiorw • tU1)QWO ,'TO,tIi. r SIiWgS 9:00 . find.7IØ(IàfISIWed PIk-,s.) - - . 1fl0-7 - - . May 11 MORNING , Friday, May, Curtis, Henry Fonda. A schizo 4 (10) SESAME STREET (R) 0 (4) (5) 0 (7) 0 NEWS (17) THE THREE phrenic plumber Is responsible 'fl) (35) BIONIC WOMAN for strangling several Boston Jaime Sommers begins a new STOOGES AND FRIENDSwomen, but goes undetected ife teaching school during the 830 ,. J u'V1i'&.... _.. -.------ - ... - - - 'I • -- - . . - -: . . . I ), _ 4 , A -. . . ' . S. -- * . -- . -_ . . - _- - . _' ___ - ( 1 - - C? 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Guests: Noil Soda- ha, P41k. - a £ Pwdne. 0 (17) LOVIL AMERICAN (ID 0CAPTAMI KAWMW (1) G HARRY 0 A priest who STYL1(TW (ED 35 New zoo REVUE (a 1 OVER EASY heard the confession of a mur- 0 (17) NM £ J £ . .. • , .---. .. 525 &30 (3)5 SUNRISE SEMESTER (2)0BEVERLY HILL11111111.11.11158 (MON). 5:W © i1, LUCY . .,.. a - a) - a & 0 (117) LISTEN(MON) ' & ________ ______ "D 0 MARCH FOR TOMOR- AND FRIENDS 6:30 ROW # (2)a RYAWS HOPI (17) MOVIE taught by pod Bob WWoft of Ovl.do. PupUs are Morally provldsd with a 7 theme d are net told Whit they MKHA4 Writo' Mice Young ou*ng " that crawl In the nIgJ4 **L take y These poems are by elemeetary i'°" seminole ______ County. They resulted frem the Florida Poetry In the Schooji 1 'a. It you listen, yes may bear Oh, mouse, ____ at night maki a no&a.se? How rIs you tge ceese Do you to Y eodpeekeii Peck i so lt to diase mice your wall house? on you. and rats It des, not answer me, Do ca',? bed ut . It just ails aid aibMes Its Do you Ib? and Tell me why thee's hsl TOM EL PamieRusse g1 y,, and why you live In the ___ my f latest, . ' TI -s! .yarey.0 Beessise ad this why Y aft ii green. ____ ' so peas? I Tree! Ti'..! Yes are green splitach In aides1 plane, growling as a free, a And green N pass Is - the I like Ia W Her eyes are like Iii'. blue pads 'rye.! Tree! Why are yes a. Her purr sounds like the AM think ridit tam thee. Why do 11cr back Is ilketbe clouds - Abed i ..... - 7:30 DOUGH THE NEWLYWED 5(4) TIC -- - By the Editors of Psychology Today had presumably increased percent ranked theniselves Potion" Polly resorts to magic to get Fred dy to pop t he ques- its a large sum decides to sub- - The researchers sorted from its low rank in previous that highly. lion. Love And The Motel' stit%Ite one çf his patients for each respondent's first polls because of Watergate The, self-confident emem& Ann and Woody arrange a the girl and collect the money. GAME . C?) 0 MOVIE motel rendezvous. "Little comment into one of seven and the emphasis Jimmy ploees may have been (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Women' (B/W) (1949) June - categories: personality, ' Carter placed on honesty unrealistic, their supervisors may have been Does thinking you'll do thr eate ned or put oil by their (11]) (35) MAUDE Vivian's plea- review "ffolkes," aallothing on the story by Louisa May trust, issues, party alsure at Arthur's sudden burst Personal" and "Where The Alcott. The four March sisters filiation and "other," (The extremely well in a jyb help self-assurance. share their fortunes and disapof amorous behavior soon Buffalo Roam." pointments during the Civil last category included such you get ahead? Maybe not. A W ha tever the reason, in turns to panic. (17) MAVERICK conunents as "Because my recent five-year study at a their first two years none of War. (2 Hrs. 20 Mins.) a 0 0) DICK CAVETT Guest: 1030 wife likes him.") major electronics company the people who were fired author and screenwriter Fred1:3o (11) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN Men and women thought indicates that overreaching were rated as outstanding or erick Raphael. (Part 1 of 2)(R) (4) TOMORROW Guest: & (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta STYLE "Love And The ictress i singer / author Naura virtuall y alike. For each can have a lot to do with above average by their Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies Kidnapper" A kidnapper fails Hayden. election, the researchers getting you fired. supervisors. Forty percent on his first lob, the husband found, the percenta ge of men Some 2,000. technical, sales were rated below uvera)e, 8:00 2:00 refuses to payl and women who liked or and , managerial employees compared with only 8 per(17) NEWS 0 (4) THE MISADVENTURES 14 (10) PREMIERE "The OF SHERIFF LOBO Bank Obelisk" disliked a candidate on the were followed during their cent of ttuiie who quit and 2 2:05 robbers wire Lobo with a bomb (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta basis of each category never first five years with the percent of those who 11:00 to force him into helping them Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies differed by more than 5 company, and 173 of them remained. 5) 0 Cl) 0 NEWS rob the Orly bank. C3)OTHE WHITE SHADOW A talented player that Reeves recruited over • his parents Nielsen Ratings em- — objections suffers a brain hem_____orrha Qpractice __ and £ - S -- ____ . & __ (7)0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzie steps in when an all-female motorcycle gang rolls into Milwaukee and causes prob. ems for Richie and Chachi. (R) (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Thiké - Of MÜÜà*I' Ft6is bes .a 1st NEW YORK (UPI) — The came In 62nd and 63rd on a chairman of RCA, parent cipal gets transferred, the love interest company of NBC, estimated current vice principal takes Romano. list of 63 shows. squeal of tires, a hearty Rockford is hired by an insur CBS had better success the network would los e over and a new vice prin- ance company to negotiate the rebel yell and out of the South comes "The Dukes of with "Gideon's Trumpet," another $15 million on the cipal is hired, all of which return of a stolen diamond. adds conflict between Coach 8(10) NOVA "The Great Hazzard" to win top spot on which came in 16th, and ABC non-evefit. . or Roger Ebert and Gene Sisket Allyson, Peter Lawford. Based competence, leadership, during his campaign. FLORIDAI Last i1t It was funny. I SW some red uses 0When I looked at mymelt, I was yellow, , - -Then I ug I thought were . P° a winder, I like colors, do you? Jack ]TWAY percent. eventually were fired. What both sexes value in a Thi onei who got bounced SOAP Billy goes on a Presidential candidates candidate has changed over had started out with much date with his teacher, Jessica suspects Chester of fooling take note: women may not the years. the researchers bigher expectations of adaround, and Tim has a final be more Inclined than men found. In 1952, '56, and '60, vancernent, it turned out, confrontation with Corinne. (R) are to vote for a candidate on the first concern of the than either the 200 people & 11:50 the Thames, Harriet Shaw of not to marry him. __ I also ae shirts, S. I will never forget ldue. - PSYCHOLOGY blues when his ion tells him (CC) the basis of personality. 12:00 largest group of respondents who left voluntarily or the about his marvelous new 9:30 .aUaS f S (!)TONIGHT Host: Johnny This year's primaries have was the candidates' corn- people who remained. (7)0 TAXI With the Moreover, on a an unusual person. (Herve ott.Carson. Sharon Guests: Glass.. Buddy Hack- not been analyzed yet, but petence. candidates' stands 70° £ Villechaize) , the cabbies cono BARNABY JONES Goldie Shabad and KrLti on Issues became the leading questionnaire given during (4) FACE THE MUSIC tinue their wild, personal flights Right after arriving from Chica- Andersen at Ohio State concern In 1964, '68, and '72, their first week on the job, P.M. MAGAZINE (5) into fantasy. (Part 2) a JOKER'S WILD reflecting an more than half the people go for a visit with Barnaby. University have analyzed perhaps (35) SANFORD AND SON J.R.s father is murdered. (R) ll po s conducted after each of aroused public interest in the who were fired within the 10:00 & Despite Lamont's objections, the last seven presjdentlal domestic social situation and first two years ranked their 1:00 Fred opens a Japanese restau- Cl) 0 HARTa TO HART elections, Each' poll asked in the Vietnam war. Jo'sshsbenlaw unwit(7)010 ability among the top 5 rant In his living room. (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER tingly becomes Involved In a people to name three things The 1976 poll revealed a percent among typical 1:10 scheme to take over control of they liked Sand three they relatively equal balance people in their job category, •REPORT 0 CBS LATE MOVIE (17) SANFORD AND SON the Hart family fortune. *'Scalpel" (1978) Robert Lens- disliked about both the among competence, Issues Among thoee who stayed Much to Fred's delight. GID(35) LOVE, AMERICAN ing, Judith Chapman. A doctor Democratic and the and trust. The last concern with the co'npany, only 38 Lamont's bride-to- be decides 8''E 'Love And The Love whose missing daughter inher- Republican c4ndidate. 0 GD CARD SHAMS a While taking a midnight dip in Elfrids College witnesses a (1) 0 CBS NEWS murder and Is whisked off by (2) 0 ABC NEWS o (17)BOS NEWHART How- Sergeant Cribb to join in the ard suffers a bad case of the Pursuit of three man in a boat. __________ 'a Cribb: Swing. Swing Together" Mexican town from outlaws. 5(4) NBC NEWS . 1:00 a (]D TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 (1)DAYS OF OUR LIVES (Z) 0 GOOD MORNING (1) 6 THE YOUNG AND THE 1111118111.11188 FLORIDA _____ Friday, May, 1980-9 - of growing older alone. (R) through customs. Brynner. Eli Wallach. A band of (M(17) CAROL BURNETT a (10) MYSTERY "Sergeant gunfighters Is hired to protect a - . 400 J (17) MOVE part of the Ha mans' marriage who Is, Infect, ahit •(4) CAROL BURNETT AND to Maude. 1:25 i7 WORLD AT LARGE ,o 110:00 FRIENDS (10) DICK CAVITY Guest ( 17) MOVE "Welch On (TUE. WED) 5 (4) H 0 L L-Y W 0 0 0 () LOVE. AMERICAN HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Masy Soamss. (It) (1943) Paul Lukas, TYLI "Love And The 6:15 WOALL IN THIFAMILY Nazis (12) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY S Nuisance" Doug ti-Isa to pro- Gem (17) THE ATHLETES () S CELEBRITY WHIWI (ID (35) WOODY WOOOPECK. Archie Is outraged when Edith UndSrgrOUVvi leader (3) CANDID CAMERA , ER AND FRIENDS gives away a valuable Jnhsr$. peso to a baronies. "Love '4 and his , In t, United (MOW) (10)eEBAM1SniE1T . 10:55 tano.eittoiwrtyPiircouain. The Double Trouble" Aunkius States gift casiess problems. (12) (17) eeEcr AN (3)5015 NEWS S® TODAY If FLO RI DA 6:00 136 FAWLTY TOW -a 3) - - 4:30 ltOO LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Basil Fastty, the most incom. (DO NEWS 0(17)N1w8 •® HIGHROLLERS •®BONANZA -. PRAIRIE- Laura suspects patent limkesparin England, Is 2:00 - (1)51)41PRICE it RIGHT (3)01)41ODD COUPLE Almanzo of being unfaithful to saved from ruin by his .fficlent• ® 645 wIA' (DO LEPINI a SHIRLEY (!) S &41RV OIWIN her, and an accountant asks *ft. (Part, I of 6 (10) A.M. WEATHER (R) (ED (35) BUGS SUNNY AND Nellie Olesen to marry him :10:10 -. -. FRIENDS C)JLUS (Part _________ D0GOODORmN -— -1 "BARBS- FLORIDA JohnrWs SZ-glrlfrIsfld drops by "lso'oiw Yamamoto" - The S (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE .e is suing Nm architect of Pearl Harbor, o toll Nm C! FAMILY FEUD (3)0 HOGAN'S HEROES was true Yamamoto a Samurai, for - half lbs money he 5(4) TODAY I bhjl Pastoret (35) AND Jy dedicatedhis eniperorgod, 1156 while they livid together. (Pert (3). MORNING NEWS 10)MlSiunROG ER5(R) 1)(R) (DO GOOD MORNING 0(17)NM 10:30 (I17)MYTHflEE80NS _____ JI ' AMERICA (D5THArSI4CISLI (12) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN AFTEMOON ROCKFORD STYLE "Love And The P400ft it In the 'Ift (ED(35) PORKY Poe AND (111 5(4) N Rocklord nets his Ills Investi.. Vampire" A young couple think Having to hand-tune the TV FRIENDS - (1) It MASH (10)eE*AMI STRUT gating the promotion of a new that their landlord is a vampire, because the do chewed up 12:00 (ED ( . 1 Lava LUCY offshore drilling devion. "Love And The Advice Glivers" the remote cmW pdpL 0117) THE THREE 8100015 / fli, 5Jyi,, MB. S (4) CHAIN REACTION 1O) LOOK AT Ml (MOW) (10) WORLD "Death Of A The magic Is gone out of (4)51CDS NEWS 11O) ELECTRIC COMPANY CALS Princess" 'lbs true story of a and Audrey's masn'Iags. Cast y' bid upes (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. (R)(TUS.FRJ) journalist's search through the (10) PAWLTY TOWERS , _______ a OMMUING (17)IOAMOpjE*1j1 Arab world to Investigate the Poly arid Manuel talus poor let peD-. (P5r12) Herald, Sanford, Fl. Men., Women Al*Ike On Cand*dates fully coping with the challenges electronic camera bombs cent Seven" (1960) Yul 12M ,i,ws - clues to lb. murder of a rich (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (D ALL My S (4) ff80 MOVIE "F'wingo Minn.). (CC) (R) a STYLI (WED) (ID( 5)uUvI (17) 801 NSWHART Bob - Road" (Prsml.re) Howard Duff, Kansasrancher. 02 (11) MOVE "Machine 5(4) TODAY loin, a weight-watching class Kevin McCarthy. The treachery 5:40 2:00 - C!) S GOOD MORNING ch.. that seams to be populated of a sheriff In a small Southern (17) WORLD AT LARGE AMERICA S (4) THE DOCTORS , city affects the lives Of the - Bronson, Susan Cabot. A mostly by women. AS THE WORLD smostime robber Is pressed (MOW) (1j)(35)T!NNESSUTWCEDO (3) town's most powsrful family Jfjo (10) MAGIC PlOInto a kidnapping by his nag. 5:50 and many hiss . 2)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (MON) ging girtfriencl. SCL) FACE THE MUSIC (17) WORLD AT LARGE OIL POO ft Won. D (35) DICK VAN, 10 LOOK AT ME(W D) (FRI) 1iso (1)5THE DREAM tIER. n CO 10 vi.PEOPLE(THU) oic _____ - 5:56 -tO m VICTORY GARf ((,05; ) SAIIFORG AND SON CHANTS An ambitious young CD 5 BARNEY MILLER Th. (17)N1w man (Mark Harmon) joins de tectives are con fr ont ed by a 5(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL Fred interrupts a tsiivision - (pf) a toss with an optimistic nickhysterical woman with an unu((17) WORLD AT LARGE Q(17)ROIPER ROOM 2:30 cooking show to siodeon operator (Vlnc.nt sual assault can and a robber (THU) 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD device he Is selling. 900 t1935)IOREAMOFJIANNII (10) MACNSII., LENRER Gardenia) to construct one of . dressed as spriest. (It) 600 lbS sill iest dynasties In the •(4)D*.iE 17)I Love LUCY 12:25 REPORT 5 (4) POPI GOES THE (3)5 MISC! DOUGLAS motion Picture Industry. (Part (Z)OPOUCII WOMAN PopCOUNTRY(MON) (M(17) SANFORD AND SON 3:00 CE) 0 MOVIE - FrEd has different plans when Pat and Crowley Investigate a 5 (4) PORTER WAGON AD (1)5 GUIDING LIGHT (35) ØØW4f &FRIENOS ABC MOVIE A F' ER a Lam ont and Polio pun they suspect oum Coburn, R (1O) ELECTRIC COMPANY (DSGINERALHOSP!TAL romantic sveflhflg with two Of Dynamlts" (1972) James modeling toba front for a porno-film •(4) NASHVILLE ON THE (fi) . QD(35)CASPER wish and white slavery operation. gift ROAD(WED) ELECTRICCOMPANY 0 (117) FAMIILY AFFAIR rsvolutlonavy and & a Mexican STHEWLUIVIUAOT$. . (fl) 730 12:40 thief who town uptorob banks 11P.30 ERS MM 0 (117) BANANA SPLIT$ (1)110 TAC DOUGH somehow wind up being heroes 0D5 MCCLOUO 6 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. a (1) COUNTRY CARNIVAL 0 THE NEWLYWED of the Mexican rovokdlon. I.-M 330 QFAMMIING GAME _____ (35) 5TTS OF SAN S (4) TOMORROW Guest_____ ACRES (17) mi n' (ID (35) (17) GREEN CP HEAL TH F2LD S (DO FAMILY FEUD FRANcisco SCaNs.' unwittingly author Ma thi W,yam I.er. STONES (DO SUNRISE 10:00 D (35) MAUDI Vivian's looks Infovynat$on on a case to a - -. . Schedule. lb(3511111111,11ILLW11NKLE STYLETM i.. star orw co-hool of Brad's (ED(35) WILD. WLD WEST ABC NEW Xest and Gordon brave to" O) OVER EASY Guam: show. and exploolom while following 9:00 FL Muriel HtmWwoy (D.- W BENNY HILL May 13 10)TODAY IN THE LEGISTUESDAY LATURE (12)(17) LAST OF THE WILD power in the motion picture - EVENING 11:30 Industry. (Part 2) 0(4) (E)O NEWS SPECIAL (D U THREE'S COMPANY Results of the Maryland and 6:00 While selling cosmetics door- Nebraska primaries are. 0(4)C5)O(DU NEWS to-door. Chrissy unexpectedly presented. (fl) (35) KUNG FU finds herself in Ralph Furleys (7)Q ABC NEWS 10) OVER EASY "Four strip poker game. (CC) (R) (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST Alone: The Older Woman in ([1) (35) STREETS OF. SAN West and Gordon attempt to America" Hugh Downs takes a FRANCISCO Keller is taken stem a tide of counterfeit sensitive look at the lives of hostage by three revolution- - currency. - four women who are sceu- aries caught trying to smugglQ (17) MOVIE "The Magniti'- - Ing a Particularly adhesive glus direr comes to Harry 105 help. on the air, Susan becomes a (7)5 AM NEWS ces NEWS Evening (!j) (35) . CD S NEWS s 0(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1) 0 THE STOCKARD CIIIANNING OHM While test- - .Daytime ' (1) (35) DENNY HILL , MORNING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN • Y IN F RI (1O)Y IN TP*LEo dramatized. (I) S GOOD MORNING STYLE (UON,TuI,mu,Pv) LATUF (17) t.aov,s ((17) MOVIE (CONT'D) FLORIDA 35)lcuNGFu . 11:10 (10)ONCeuPONAcLAs(1946)CaryOiant.Ingrld Berg. (WED) . 1:30 Dkictsd by Alfred Hflch. (17) LOVE, AMERICAN. (!) S MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 810 "cam.'. War" As . , - (TtJ(.FRI) 12:15 0 G TODAY train lakkV Carrie and Nick cock.An AJTIS$Cfl undercover STYLE CD S GOOD MORNING Z (17) LOVE, AMERICAN agent persuades the daughter &20 1130 horn. to Scotland pass" of a traitor to Infiltrate a gang • . STYLE(WED) 0 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN AMERICA host: DvUld Boll executed in a a . • May 12 . - a Friday, May 9, FL a . - . a . . . _:-, - .. a . . . - -------a a . : - - - a -. .---. --'.: a. for Ann The lo top network Wine Revolution" The secrets last week's Nielsen list. Reeves and the front office. television shows for the week did respectably with "Battle of the grape, which have balOn "Knots Landing," a 32- ending May 4, according to CBS told its affiliates That made CBS happy, of the Network Stars" and an fled winemakers and drinkers conference in Los Angeles it year-old widow with two t he A.C. Nielsen Co., were: ough ABC won the AnnMargret special. tO.' thousands of years, are even th I: Dukes of Hazzard has abandoned for the time children becomes to "Knots" weekly Nielsen ratings unlocked. (CC)(R) NBC officially confirmed being any attempt to expand what J.R. is ty "Dallas" — (CBS); 2: M-A-S-lI (CBS); contest. The regular season 8:30 CBS hopes. On "Archie 3: 60 Minutes (CBS); 4: Flo . CD 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ratings race may be over, Tuesday it would not the Monday-through-Friday Shirley gives Laverne a lesson but now the networks are broadcast the Moscow "Morning" news show from Bunker's Place," the death (CBS); 5: That's Incredible an hour to 90 minutes, nor is of Edith before the season (ABC); 6: (tie) Three's In doing things byherself. competing in the May Olympics. and t ABC) e network previously it planning a late night 11:30- begins gives Archie a new Company Th "sweeps," the Nielsen9:00 personal life. And on "One Country Music Awards r that only midnight news program. ha d made it cl ea al ing of 200 l oc 0(4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: Arbitron poll Still under study is the Day At A Time," Mackenzie (NBC); 8: Dallas (CBS); 9: Steve Allen and Shirley Jones- station markets. fear of jeopardizing its inGuests: Donald O'Connor. Sid NBC hopes to edge up on surance prevented official possibility of expanding the Phillips is gone but there's a (tie) Vega$ (ABC) and Real , Caesar, Imogen. Coca, Ice Ken the leaders, thanks to announcement of its non- CBS Evening News (the new neighbor who provides People (NBC). skaters JoJo Stas-buck, e Country participation last month Cronkite News, soon to Shelly and John Curry. Dottie specials such as th West, The Spinners, Chinese Music Awards, which tied - when the U.S. Olympic Corn-, become the Rather News) FWMDA save Gas. for sixth place in the Nielsen mittee voted not to accept from 30 to 45 minutes. acrobats, (5) 0 THE DREAM MER list, and the theatrIcal movie the Olympic invitation. Life. CHANTS Hollywood-,* studio "Oh God!" which ranked The, network is covered for CBS will spice up some MfiM'j chief Johnny Edge endanQers 11th. Unfortunately for NBC, 90 percent of the $70 million favorite series for next fall. GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMIS his marriage by romancing $fl -2~6 Ia,aa$t1 O•01"S"t 0$ Aj.,s-,, st M it also had the two-part It spent on the Moscow In "The White Shadow," for old flame while a financial which games, d EgaGrffith 1 instnçe, the school, prin.-. glomenste rss.ta Inherit his "Towering Inferno" * et £ • (a 14w $. á"b'á - AIL j!'ii % ' tu. - ', rtJ • I S !,iIat .4.0 •a ala •a ( a,' •a, a a a-, �- - S . S S ' 4 S. . - - - • .• .- - '.5'-. 5 5 p - S - S - - S . S - - 4 a -. - - 4' - - .• . •' •5 -. - S * 4 ' __5_• '. . S ' _ -.'--'--. - ' -- - - * .- 5- -- - 0 5 . -. - 4 50 • V - •' S 4 • n I - . • - - - S -- . • - - Bands - ' - The Far East is the anymore in music, as the not so far - world of ________________________ gold rerent SOUNDS - hoolting duties. Sbe has gone back to doing special reports h-om the f1eKwhich am seen from time to time. She says she ' V 78 and 79 In their RAM Pan," and originally of the come from one end of New magazine - that Angel City Easybeats). who got the Zealand to the other. Every band (then The Angels - one of us had crossed paths is the best in many ways. chang ed to erase conf usion and knew we had our sights The band's U.S. debut • - I boat. DEAR DICK: A friend told me that Jane Fonda ii a registered Communist h abe or has she ever been In the pant? How can you know for sure? PATRICIA COZ- - Face to Face — proves why with the American band set further than' -New Australia's Angel City: from left, Rick k1rewster, Doc Neeson, Graham Zealand."' with a punch. Though Angel) into the studio. "Buzz" Bidstrup, Chris Bailey and John Brewster. That seems to account for by The material written charming, charismatic trontman Doc Neeson insists 4 - Neeson and it's just electric folk guitarists Rick and John music, which spans the - - • , - -- = -• EVENING 3 . May 14 - Though not following .janlversallty of their latest like The Rolling Stones. In Bowie's concert treflda, Neeson notes that hit Down Under - "People." 600 all of David career, Angel has been the "the emergence of new wave With the rive ti ng presence of 49(1)(5)0(7)0 NEWS KUNG only band to open a concert encouraged us with the idea lead singer Steve Gilpin up (II) ~ 51 8AIUNO, SAJUNG 1O 4 tour for him except Bowle's of energy and originality, front, Mi-Sex Is a must to be 17) CAROL BURNETT though we'd had that concept watched. pal Iggy Pop. AND FRIENDS Originally a "jug and ourselves. But It helped- Tough and raw Aussie rock - 6:30 S -S WEDNESDAY' - style and fury that begs album were No. I and No. 4 surging rock of "Wot Do You Want" to the appealing comparison to superstars for the year In Australia. -. ZETM Lasicaster, Calif. She is not and hasn't been. Nobody can know anything for sure, can he? But such an alleption against Jane Fonda has never been seriously leveled. - brother the originality of their music," the powerful Brewster is powerful for dancing modernity of Australian quintet exhibits sure. In 1979, their two "Computer Gaines" to the - - string band, we found it people accept that bonds can also be heard from The (1) NBC NEWS i se lead singer, wasn't working," says Doc. could go out and do their own Sports, who 0 CBS NEWS "So we picked up electric songs and be good at it." In Stephen Cummings, told me (!) 0 ABC NEWS Instruments and went over to Angel City's case, they've he "doesn't really fancy ff (10) OVER EASY Guest: being a rock star" and Gerson Kanin. (CC)(R) that, though we hadn't a clue gotten simply great. (17) 600 NEWHART A New Zealand's Mi-Sex prefers walking over riding at that point what it entailed. visit by Emily's parsurprise So we put ourselves into an have also taken Austra lia in limousines while on tour. ents makes Bob terribly apprenticeship In rock 'n' and a fair portion of the But the man a nd his band, as uncomfortable. (OD(35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Big Game" Someone is cheating at bridge. "Love And The Second DEAR DICK: I have a bet with ray son-in-law about the movie, "Moby Dick." We know that Gregory Peck sh&red. But who was the preacher giving the sermon? I Time" It', the children who are concerned when The parents late on a date. 11:00 0(4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS Rockford through an elaborate ff1) (35) BENNY HILL stress test to observe his reac(10) TODAY IN ThE LEGIS- tions under frustration. .-LATURE (10) GREAT PERFOR(17) LAST OF THE wu.o MANCES "The Good Doctor" 11:30 Edward Asner. Richard Love Boat to Investigate the theft Of priceless murm artifacts. (R) (1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD An eccentric mental scientist Puts - • . say It was Orson Welles. -Am I right or wrong? MRS. KENNETH STEARNS, LaPorte, lad. You are right. It was Orson, in his slim days. DEAR DICK: W ill you please find out where Sandy went on Lawrence Welk's show?Also, Is' Ava Barber still living with her husband? He used to drum for her when she first came on the Welk show. A "DICK" READER, Glen Rock, Pa. - * - 0 - • - Chamberlain, Bob Dishy, Lee Grant and Martha Mason are featured In Neil Simon's series of comic vignettes based upon Chekhov's short stories. (R) Sandy, part of a Welk trio, left show biz, at liast tem. poririly, to raise her four Jdren. She may return from a GD TONIGHT Host: Johnny Guests: Carson. Kelly - S -- • - - '-- -- - - -. -- (5)0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON Everyone at the - THURSDAY compound, Including the nurses, are forced to man the () DOFF-PENT STROKES guns when enemy commandos Mr. Drummond's plans to land on the island. world by storm with their hit heard on the debut 1i Don't roll." adopt the boys are stalled 7)0 ABC NEWS 7:00 After conquering tunes by "Computer Games." A Throw Stones, have real sW when a junkman (Whitman (0) (35) wit.D. WILD WEST (1) FACE THE MUSIC Mayo) shows up and claims he An art collector masterminds a Elvis, Buddy Holly and r&b stirring and dynamic- act, quality. MAGAZINE a P.M. Is the boys' only living relative. plot to turn West 'against the And I must mention JoJ0 a JOKER'S WILD greats like Wilson Pickett, MI-Sex was bom out of Secret Service. "we got diabolical as a band, "inspiration," says bassist Zep and The Falcons' (Ii) (35) SANFORD AND SON (R) 10 a (B(35) STREETS OF SAN al(17) MOVIE "Gang War" recently released Screaming Fred rents Lamont's room and began writing more of Don Martin. Stone's loyalty to 11958) Charles Bronson. Kent "Frustation," counters Targets. That makes four pregnant lady while Lamont is' FVANCISCO our own material." They a former partner nearly costs Taylor. A Los Angeles high on a fishing trip. attracted the attention of gWtarist Kevin Stanton on great bands from Down 000) MACNEIL LEHRER him his life when his friend car- school teacher becomes a tar. Under emerging in a mere REPORT ilea out a vendetta against the get for mob retaliation when he muilclans-producers Harry the same beat. agrees to be a star witness in a "We come from all walks six months. The world sure is (17) SANFORD AND SON men who killed his sort Vanda and George Young gangland murder case. Lamont buys some copper on (known here as "Flash In the of life," says Stanton. "We - turning! 9:30 ----- --------speculation only to discover, C'EST MOI, 1he'goods are stôle,i'' - - . TOULOtiSE-LAUT1tC A' àra(5)0 NBA BA8IETBALL matic portrait of the life of the Game S. If necessary. Philadel 734) French painter is presented. (R) phia 76ers at Los Angeles 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH Lakers NEWLYWED THE (1) 0 10:00 GAME 0 (1) QUINCY When four 11:50 (l) 0 HOLLYWOOD prisoners die in a jail fire, Gum- (l) 0 LOVE BOAT "Ages Of SQUARES cy sets out to prove that the Man" Paul Burke, Patrick (1]) (35) MAUDE Maude hires blaze' was lit to cover up a Laborteaux; "Families" Arlene a black housekeeper and murder. (R) Dahl. Leslie Nielsen; 'Bo N insists that they become close (2)O VEGAS Dan, tracking Sam" Philip Charles MacKenfriends, down the assailant of a female zie, Michael Tucci. (R) 2 (10) DICK CAVETI Guest: superstar, Is unaware that the BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) — Johnny 12:40 planet, and it's my opinion today that author and screenwriter Fred- attacker Is one of her body, CD 0 CBS LATE MOVIE Carson says he Is "delighted" with a new about 3 billion, 800 million don't know who erick Raphael. (Part 2 of 2)(R) guards. (R) threeyear, -multimillion dollar contract I am or what I do and couldn't care less," CM (17) BASEBALL Atlanta (9 (35) LOVE. AMERICAN "Bees" (1978) John Saxon. Braves vs. Philadelphia Phililes STYLE "Love And The Only Angel Tompkins. A strain of which calls for him to appear four nights a Carson said. Child" Ellen leaves her hus- deadly bees possessing superlmoo week on NBC's 'III* Tonight Show." Carson said his contract was negotiated or Intelligence begin attacking 0(4) REAL PEOPLE Reports band and goes home to key government officials. "We're going to goon and do good shows by Buskin. police mother."Love And The Wig" A on the-world's smallest and ~ry new things, and all of thitt," station, turtle collectors, the wife buys a new wig, with Inter1:00 "You've heard me talk him," about Carson told television viewers Tuesday esting results. 8 (1) TOMORROW Guest: shrewd attorney, annual tough guy competition Carson said, "My night. cowboy bar in 4 (10) DIVIDED CITY: Ed Asner. In Detroit and a Bombastic Bushkln, and he came in the JERUSALEM Richard Ker- (7) 0 BARETTA Beretta Under the new agreement, "The Tonight Texas are featured. other day andid said, 'Jh onny, I talked hi em HAYWIRE Deborah thaw examines the media's poses as a nightclub emcee Show" will be trimmed to a one- our Into letting you work for four days Instead Raflin. Lis Remick and Jason impact on Jerusalem's attempt and a little old lady to probe of three.' Which Is true. I now work four Robards star in a drama to maintain a balance between the murder of an undercover - starting in September. centering around the turbulent the conflicting views of Its Arab policewoman. (A) days now Instead of Attorney Henry Bushkin said and complicated lives of stage and Jewish population. But the show 'is being trimmed to 60 1:05 television's richest performer also will (17) THE AMERICANS Island Hayward, his producer (17) NEWS m utes, in Carson said, for humanitarian actress an "The Immigrant" A Jewi sh New produce specials for the network. No wife Margaret Sullav reasons. 1:10 and their three children includ-, Yorker whose parents and wife money terms were disclosed, daughter migrated to the U.S. from CM (17) BASEBALL Atlanta isideal Carson told viewers he wanted to put the "it6vesTomSnydermoretime totem Ing their , Europe, Leon Stein feels his Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies ,, Brooks. news of his new contract In perspective, his hair," he said. Snyder's "Tomorrow (7)0 4(J'5 ANGELS foreign roots deeply. 2:00 "There are about 4 billion people on this program follows "The Tonight Show." The Angels sit sail aboard the 1030 B (4) DAILY vo'noNAL .-•--- S - 9:00 EVENING 6 - - S * O * - ' No. Earl Hamner, who does the narration (and created the series and really lived it), is from Virginia. But Virginians and Canadians both pronounce"'out" as "oot," played at the dart of the Olympics? Can you tell me mytbi* about it? FERN SEARLE, CkarfleK Utah. May 15 Jason Robards and - Eileen Heckert star as Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in this dra- matic re-creation of the events which occurred In the last year of his life. - - , DEAR DICK: Can you tell me if Mottles Quartermain on "General Hospital" did a Pearl Drops toothpaste commercial a few years ago? 1.7., Saghiaw, Mich. ABC tells me that is called "The Bugler's Dream" and was written by Leo Arnaud. I'm told that an Angel 'Records album called "U.S.A." contains that version you Yes, she did. That's Leslie Charleson, a top actress who heard on the Olympics. ® FD. THE .. -. did some TV commercial work before signing on the soap DEAR DICK: In the series, "Route 66," who starred Martin Milner? Was it George Maharis or Ben opera. Gàzzara? I say George, my friend says Ben. SILVANA SNELL, Owensboro, Ky.Pick smarter friends. It. was Maharts, although, af(ér' the first four years ('60-'63), he was replaced for a year by Glenn Corbett before the series died. DEAR DICK: My friend and l have been wanting toget - iome tire rims Like they have on the General Lee on "The Dukes of Hazzard," but we don't know the name or type of crown and the title of Miss USA Saw" Edward i destined for 1980. Bob Barl~er and Helen trouble when he gossips about O'Connell cohost; Donny the scandalous happenings he witnessed at a country house Osmond Is special guest. party. MILLER Two BARNEY C!) 0 brothers arguing over a kidney 11:00 transplant and a troublesome 0 C4) CI) 0 CZ) C) NEWS vacation schedule cause havoF (ID ~Q BENNY HILL (a 10 TODAY IN THE LEGISat the 12th precinct.(CC)(R) •• • n • SEATTLE (UPI) - If there's a table top within tworange and a honky-tonk tune to spare, 78-year-old Dancin' Jack Kelly will be there. His dapper hat, cane and twopiece suit are as much a 0 steppin' fixture of the Pike Place Market scene as bug-eyed fish and tourists. He can be found most any day drinking 14cent coffee in the ancient Athenian Inn and at night he L heads for the Pioneer Square Tavern where the crowds gather around to watch and, "I've yet to meet a youngster who 'an keep up with me." That's still how Kelly earns his spending money, coins ja,ngle although he'd rather not disclose how many his way for fear of the tax nn Now that he's pushing 80, Jack says his only regret Is that he gave away some of his dancing tips to Fred Astaire back when Fred was teaching ballroom dancing at his studio at Ninth and Nicollet In Minneapolis. - "I saw his sign and said, 'I wanna see how much he knows," Kelly recalled of that time in the Roaring '209. 0 "He was just another guy dancing like me, but he had all these women hanging around him. He saw me dance and said, 'I-low d'ya do that?' I told him to put on something fast and I'd really show him a step or two." Astaire, of course, Later went on to Hollywood and stardom. Kelly went west, to gin joints that followed the Depression Era, on the rails to lumber camps, mining towns and finally Seattle. Jack doesn't know where he got the dancing fever. "It's just always been there, in my head and feet and I can't stop. I've always been what you call a leg man." Born "40 miles from nowhere near the Crow Creek Indian Reservation" In South Dakota, Kelly left home at ' ' 0 - "I was a little shy about things," he says. "I did some ballroom dancin' and vaudeville but In those days, In the early '20s, I did mostly party dancln', and they was playln' jazz~ you know. a __ _ • - Da ci n' Jack Regrets Giving Tips To As taire (ED (35) STREETS OF SAN LATURE FRANCISCO An undercover (I)OTHE FANTASTIC FUN11:30 police officer Is killed when a NIES Host Loni Anderson. 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny kids goes school pair of high special guest Howard Hesseon a spree of robbing taxi Carson. man and thirteen leading car6:30 QD 0 THE JEFFERSONS. A cab toonists and their creations 0(4) NBC NEWS piece of primitive art given to (10) ALL CREATURES salute the 85-year history of GREAT AND SMALL "The the Jeflersons by the Willises (5)0 CBS NEWS comic strips.' (DO ABC NEWS Last Furlong" James discovers ignites a battle about the (10) OVER EASY Guest: (D OMORK 4 MINOY Mork som-ers Wia to do importencoolancestors.(R) that JOMI Le4gh(CC) (R) 5 " becomes pro football's first ABC NEWS (DO although their own vetting, (17) BOB NEWHART Elliot male cheerleader when he loins somoilmes the vet can curs the (Ii) (35) WILD, WILD WEST the Denfarmer squad for he rooting Carlin parades all of his phobi- t West and Gordon battle an . (Part 9) as and Insecurities as he pro- vat Broncos. (R) assortment of characters to 9:30 pares to ask Carol for adate. (0(35) JIM ROCKFORD A extradite a nobleman back to THE ROPERS Helen's his homeland to face trial. retired FBI agent is determined (DO 7.0 to get revenge on an old. mother sits off a Wild cornp.t i(17) MOVIE "The Family" (4) FACE THE MUSIC lion between Helen and her (1973) Charles Bronson, Jill underworld figure who is a 0 PM. MAGAZINE business partner of Rockford's other two daughters when Ireland. A Mafia contract killer (DO JOICER'S WILD announces she's making up is obligated to carry out the father. © (35) SANFORD AND SON (10) PROBE "Why Is John' her wifi. demands of the mob. Fred has a dream of InChristwhich ny Always In Trouble?" Local 10:00 Lamont is the "spirit 11:60 . law enforcement officials and (Z)020/20 mas Fulat.00 (Z)OCHARLWO ANGELS A Masters from Youth ]) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN dude ranch owner hires the (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Jon Programs, Inc. discuss REPORT "Love And The Dating Angels to uncover the Identify to grappling, with 97YLE Computer" Marion and Francis of a killer staying at his resort. SON approaches 10 "kquOncy* most through a computer datFred accidentally breaks rampant (R) Dudley. Chrisluv" log service. "Love And The Lamont's porcelain and glassHost: a (17) MOVIE "Harper" 12:00 Happy Couple" Robed tries to collection. (IM) Paul Newman. Julie borrow his ex-spouse for an (I)OCSO LATE MOVIE 10hires ever 730 ') a H arris. A wealthy woman "Fire" (1977) Ernest Borgnlne, 0 (1)TIC TAC DOUGH private investigalor 2 (10)BILL MOYERS'JOUR- Vat&Miles. The lives and llvellhoods of residents of a small (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED her missing husband. GAME Oregon town are threatened by 8:30 10:30 (7)0 $100,000 NAME THAT BENSON Bensoii gets (D (35) LOVE. AMERICAN a huge forest fire. (R) TUNE . (ED (36) MAUDE Maude arrives to start his new Half Dozen" A baker becomes 0(4) TOMORROW Guest: 0. Arthur declare war on each when he governor's mansion. the job it involved In the romantic prob- Gordon Liddy. Other when their grandchildren (R) lems of three couples. "Love (DO BARET1A Baratta tries are caught playing "doctor." THE 0000 NEIGH. " And The Boss" Howard and his to find a woman missing from (10) () 10 DICK CAVETT Guest: BOBS "Just My Bill' the exClusive, high-class subwife see Howard's ElaIne Stritch. (A) 0 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY L408 USA PAGEANT ff (17) . UPSTAIRS, DOWN1:30 8.00 STAIRS "What - The Footman5 Z (17) NEWS Fifty-one women compete for - ' 4 so I can understand your confusion. a - - time to time, however. The Barbers are still together; Ava's husband spends most of his time now managing her career, DEAR DICK: What Is the name of the music they (M 17) CAROL BURNETT ANDEND8 • 11:al ----0---..--.---------•- (Z)0 NEWS - (11) (35) KUNG R1 C0 10 ZOOM (R) New NBC Contract Delights Carson. - - '-".4-. - 0 Every time I a nswer a question about cars I get into trouble, but the "Hui,,-nrd" people swear this is the truth : The General Lee has Shelby rims, obtainable at any auto parts store, and the muffler is what's called a Glass Pak, and they say "28-Inch to )-inch, any one of several different brands." DEAR DICK: Is the man who does the volceiover narration for John-Boy writing about the Waltons a Canadian? KATIE, Santa Crux, Calif. - Monteith, Manhattan Transfer. , '1 rim. Could you get this Information? Also, If you can, the type of muffler on that car? RAYMOND POUISEN, Vancouver, Wash. _ - , 19tiO-1i Field Work ,MSandyownreques abewaaUevecIoerco-- Rob Patterson I Friday, May S ____ - . rush of rock talent from Australia and New Zealand attests, Amtrallan fans seem 10 think - In *i,rvpvg for both - "I'd just hit all the hot spots, do a few dances and they'd take up a collection." ' __ r — -- -_ * 0 I $5 - --------- -- .- - '"' - - -- -- '- -' - ' -- S • - - - . :- . 5' S * , I - -, -, - S - - • - 5, * iS S .5' 5 S •, . -; 11 ,T - .4 - • ,- -- -4 . - - S - , - S - - - I - - Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. DEAR DI( Can you explain why Sandy Hal heal not been on the ABC "Good Morning, America" show as coanchorperoon with David Hartman? My friends and I are perplesed over this as she filled the post quite well.There been nothing said about this or any mention of her sInce the Lake Placid Winter Olympics. RUGII LEVIN, JJ,flyna, FU. By ROB PATIERSON • -— - 4 Former.Co=Host Prefers naer n -- - S Sandy Hill Of. 'Good Morning, America' S Coming U p uow •- - - C 4 - 9, IM - - - S - FrWay,May - S S. - - S . 4 10--Evening Hereld, Sanford, Fl. -- -. 0 1• . ,• r • ' . . • -S S... S - �•_ - • • •. C - — - - ___ - - — 9 e - -S - _ * _ _ SUNDAY EDITION ___ _____ ' _____ - - - - l2nd.Year, No..225-...Sunday, May11, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 b Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 35 Cents .. S t . S S S Discrimination Suit Filed Against Sanford 'I Friday, May, 1IO 12—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 'Island In Time' : War-Torn childhood ) By CAROL FEENTHAL American Library Asan. S By DONNA ESTES Louise Crawford, local civil rights and equal city's refusal to permit him to advance in his Herald Staff Writer opportunity officer, admitted today White's employment, A new civil rights complaint has been Jiled complaint was filed through her and forwarded to says that even though he tas over with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity the EEOC. She refused to reveal the content of theHehours training in diesel and automotive Commission in Miami charging the city of San- complaint, saying she cannot violate the "coil mechanics at Seminole Community College, he ford with racial discrimination. . fidentiality of client." has been denied a position for which he says he is Nathaniel White, 30, employed in the parks White, of 2004 Hawkins Ave., Sanford, also qualified. White claims he was docked tlwee division of the city's parks and recreatton hours' pay for taking a test for promotion during dep.rtient for the past 3½ years who tran. refused to discuss the complaint, the assigned hours for the test. sferred only this past week at his request to the A copy of the complaint has been forwarded to sewer division of the utiliiy departthnt, filed the the city. White alleges in the complaint that he White was one of three eniployee whose - requisitioned all bicycles, all radios, Imposed forced S. ABOUT BOOKS with bayoneted rifles _____ In late summer 1939, 9. arrested Olga's father. The year-old Olga Andreyev and Andreyevs were not Jewish _ Reviewsprepared by her family arrived for a seabut the Nazis, correctly, side vacation on Oleron, an the American Library Assn. part . suspectedthemofbeing island off the western coast ________________________________________________________ of the resistance. ' of France in Bordeaux country. That was the day Oleron was a part. At the end but the child Olga - a "Island In Time" is an WoridWarlibrokeoutandit of one broadcast, France's precocious, sharp, exact moving seemed hideously clear that new leader, Marshal Petain, observer - watched them extraordinarily Hitler was on the verge of procmed that his nation also hang portraits of the memoir; a vivid recollection of those sIx years that took conquering Europe. So this must bow to Hitler. "With a Fuhrer. the author from childhood to family of Russian emigres - heavy heart I say today that The isilinders began young womanhood. Olga the elders remembering'the e must cease to fight."hearing grisly tales - how in Andreyev grew up to be a Germans' bombardment of the painter as well as a writer, cities during the last war Saint-Denis, the Oleron nearby Chateaubriant decided to stay put, instead village in which the Germans massacred 27 and her visual talent shows. Often some small, seemingly of returning tO Paris. Andreyevs settfed - a villagers in retaliation f picturesque, sleepy seaside the murder of two German Insignificant, physical thil The Andreyevs stayed six resort - remained strangely officers. One scorching - ti'iggers memories of' an ' • with emotions. packed "Island in Time" -(Bolt, believe a war raged arrived Rinehart & Winston, 227 elsewhere. But the' war,-- of refugees from Alsace, dark, pages, $12.95) is Olga course, came. On a glorious sweating In winter clothes — years - a mix of time man soldiers, boots and Into island life, shopping for standing still and rushing weapons spit-polished, fresh bread in the morning, ' .'. ____________________________________________________________ I Freighter Pilot Hit ) : - .• ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - The frantic persons looking for: missing - pilot of a freighter that rammed the relatives," he said. Sunshine Sk}ay, crumbling the bridge Divers from the Hhlisboro County and sending at least 32 persons to their Sheriff's Department returned to Tampa deaths In Tampa Bay, hit th interstate Bay just after 7:30 a.m. to take adspan earlier this yeitr with another ship. vantage of the early morning calm Coast Guard Capt. William Whaley, waters and clear skies. A light breeze '' - - , traordinary moving memoir. "'•'• exterior with your chokel Sizes from a compact 6x10,to a • always on the run, first from holiday .,. a prelude to titr exterMination camp. the czar, then from the victory celebration." -When the Germans Bolsheviks who hated them By DAVID M. RAZI.ER were violated, and the arrest did cause Herald Stall Writer her to later leave her job, interfering Sanford police officer Richard Bennett with Sullivan's-business arrangements, illegally acrested an agent of the "Baby the officer had no knowledge of her History Plan" six years ago, but her business relationships, nor was he trying employer deserves nq damages because to interfere with them.. of his illegal act. On Thursday, the first day of testimony That was the verdict of a federal in the case, Sullivan and Burnside told district court jury Friday afternoon, the jury and Federal District Judge John delivered 90 minutes after the six men A. Reed that Burnside left the'company r ____ _____ - ___ ' - S John Lyro was pilot of the Jonna Dan, a in two by the ship collision Friday. 720-foot Liberian bulk carrier, when it The bodies were taken to the struck a Skyway Bridge abutment Ilillsborough Medical County 1 "It chipped the concrete at that time, Maj. Cal Henderson said tentative buf the state of Florida determined there identification had -been made of six * . North Carolina businessman. driving from state to state as required by John D. Sullivan, the North Carolina the job. C immediate repair," Whaley said. "That probably would be afternoon before any case is still under investigation (by the names are released. Relatives were Coast Guard." expected to fly to Tampa to make A spokesman for the Tampa Bay Pilots positive identification America. Readyto-u.e, it has rugged, good looks you'll be proud of. And a v,ery affordabl, price. in the afternoon:Then, serenity and terrible fear, blond. Therewere flags and The Andreyevs were smiles and songs, as If, Olga on "orders from above," the soctallsts'at a tlme"whcn recalls, "the soldiers were hollthty'àver.Thèy Were Baby Plan Own er I 11J1qiIL_i1•1l ,, - ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ I crew were ordered eliimnated by the city corn resolved when an employee resigned; a second mission two weeks ago when it decided to halt city employee reired and White "indicated an inmaintenance of the cemetery and Instead con- terest" in an open pition in the sewer.division. tract maintenance service with a private cornJernigan said he has no idea why White filed the complaint. pany. Starting date for the new contract was held in White, a native of Sanford, sayshe has worked abeyance until the three employees on the as a laborer for the city for the past 3½ years. He maintenance crew could be placed in other city said he had been trying to advance himself with 4' jobs if possible. the city by "working hard." His major respon. In a report to City Maner Warren Knowles sibilitles with the city have been mowing and 101ays ago, Jim Jernigan, director of the parks cleaning parks, he said. ,' -- -v" - .' , - , a. to pre-purchase 16 portraits of their children spread over eight years, had charged the city with illegally arresting sales agent Linda Burnside on March . - Hu'aId Phst• •m Vincøt I IXTRA ROIJS ' O?fJl 1 DAY$ There were also im- Moscow, and almost, but not od Marxists. They had Russia (and Stalin's ex- mediate regulations, such as quite, took Stalingrad, bright - 10,0001 ______ just in time, and now theP violators would be shot on gloomy. The German were faced with still another sight. But mostly the Ger- soldiers realized that the tide mans seemed curiously of the war, and history, were madman. polite, unwarlike, even turning. They no longer ' From their sole source of domestic. They requisitioned played volley ball or went war news — their landlady's houses and spent their days swimming. They built - - even greater value. 10.000 FREE GREEN STAMPS. the Summit Venture when it rammed the males, three black females, including an bridge Friday, was a certified deputy infant, four white males, including bus Mary Nulty (left), a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital, While Burnaide could have possibly On that date, Burnside was arrested by Bennett on charges of driving with an been awardedd.amages for false arrestif state pilot. Beach, Fla., and eight white females, the . The Friday ramming sent a quarter- sheriff's office said. - hostess, and Louise Vogel, a nurse. The hospital gave the Hawaiian orchids to all female patients in honor of Mother's statute ci limitations has almost cerfor more tt d. tUfl b1ocktn t ChIflCU to now Bennett and the city claimed the arrest was- legal, because Burn.ilde had ad- file suit based on today's court ruling. Herald's "Mother-of -the Year," wasnot Involved In the suit, and she had than the one-month period. Under Florida law, sales people in the not spoken to her former employer since plummeting into the bay along with a Identifying women victims. Most of the Chicago-to-Miami Greyhound bus, three women appartly carried identification papers in purses from which they automobiles and a pickup truck. Divers resumed a search of the 44-foot- became separated in their death plunge. One man survived the plunge. Wesley deep ship channel at dawn today for bodies still t.rapped in the tangled wreck- Maclntire, 5, of the St.Petersburg suburb of Gulf port, was rescued after his age. All r sheds are available in Central Fle. and melt the South Florida Hurricane Code. LONG WOOD 950 HWY. 17.92 . sa 434.OId ' tier sales dropped off and soon she quit, Burnaide said. Sullivan had originally brought the suit In 1976, but won delays on the trial until state longer than 30 days iiiust acquire a she quit until she was served with a Florida license, provided to them for the federal subpoena a few weeks ago. standard License fee, but without a road Under the case Sullivan, who Is not an test or loss of the driver's home state attorney, researched and filed before the Today Action Reports ...............2A Hospital ......................2* French government had 1ed were "running up and down the coast. They forsook their been taken by the Germans, ' .-. con- . cflflOflS, machine guns, two war zones — the Free pretzel-shaped .. used to beat eleCtrWetl bar 1U wire ana Zone to the south and the traption ... bey - fields. irtaIn mine ss." Th hu Occupied Zone, f !h - Lodging Is The Key To Traveling Cheap "The key to inexpensive travel is - lodging," says Arthur Frommer, the Yale- trained lawyer known for his dozens of "$a-Day" travel books and who steers readers toward small, family-run places. "A lot of people are frightened to stay in a place that d'oean't look like an American hotel. A key feature is a lack of private bath. But once you're in the room, you'll be surprised to find mod rooms possess the same things. How different can beds and dressers be? Jump that psychological barrier, and you'll find accommodations that are perfectly comfortable. The mere fact that you're staying In cheap lodging wlflleadtootherbudgetflnds." The best travel bargains these days? Froxnzner cites Canada and Mexico, where "Prices remain refreshing-" The most expensive: Scandinavia. S. '- - victims trapped In submerged cars that ture and tumbled into the water. ' symbols of. house-cleaning: batteries surrounded by anti- êL UIW WV LILUI I .n.. sfUITnrns. Un.. VY0I £UIIIJU £107. - II,4UIlUI.IU nn,T *h. hn th.n I ,Irr,n,wI intn £. 'yy" ØLIU i"" S former employer that she was arrested Comics . - .................- 6C- School Mema ................7C however, refused to honor Sullivan's f1..nfh,, .s............................ -AI,A-. r'lnim fi-,r CIA (Vii......... i vnr whirh..h&. ..- ,'hiimpcl V - 'The lawsuit would - serve no useful -. Frommer detects a new trend among globe-trotting Americans. "We used to travel In Europe with blinders on," be says."AfterWorldWarllweweretheflCh country, and Americans often traveled with a smug, superior attitude. In the mid60s, when the quality of life In large European cities passed that in the United States, many Americans refused to see the - ... - responsibility of Bennett and the Sanford Pntipe flpr.s,rlmpnt Rsp,4 throw nut - 'r .........•' ,.' he lost because soon after the arrest counts in the suit against Police Chief Burnside quit her job, plus $100,000 Ben IluUer and Lt. Richard Nooney, in charge of the police station the night punitive-datnages against the city. The jury ruled while Burnside's rights Burnstde was arrested. By DIANE PETRYK 90 days that they will provide the necessary information, the Herald Stall Writer agency will stop all uses of the chemical. Works Department is Public While the Seminole County If the manufacturers comply, she said, the EPA will allow ' permission to abandon manpower and use planning to ask use of the chemical to continue while the studies are underway. I chemical power to clean out excess plant growth in roadway Should any of the new studies indicate the chemical presents &J " ditches, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency iEPA ) has any health or environiliental hazard, she said the EPA would called into question the safety of one of the most widely used take appropriate regulatory action without waiting for corn• herbicides for that purpose. pletion of all the studies. The chemical is known as "2, 4-D," and was a component of In addition, she said, the EPA plans to conduct studies on the "Agent Orahge," the defoliant which has come under fire for chemical in itown laboratories while awaiting the I. its use by the U.S. military in Vietnam. results. The chemical has already been used along state roads in ,,•>The term "2, 4-0" refers to the phenoxy herbicide 2, 4Seminole County, according to Rene McDowell, Florida dichlorophenoxyacetic acid and its 35 related salt and ester . - ' . Department of Transportation assistant maintenance forms. There are approximately 1,500 2, 4-D products. ' -- , engineer. Although never approved by the EPA for civilian use in the ,.,' 1' ' Although the Seminole County Public Works Department US., Agent Orange, composed in part by 2, 4.0, has been the .has not yet decided which herbicide it will recommend the subject of much controversy. Its use in Vietnam resulted in county use, Jim Mathews, Seminole Couhty road superin-i numerous claims that the chemical caused adverse health .. tendent, said the choice will be based on the advice of the DOT. effects on American military personnel. These claims are now According to J.A. Lewis, DOT roadside maintenance under investigation by the Veterans Administration. engineer, the state uses approxImately 5,500 gallons of the j :4. . Jack Schuder, Seminole County director of public works, -. ,,.. .. . chemical per year. It also uses other chemicals, but 2, 4-D is said the county would use a herbicide only In ditches that do used for broadiesi and other weed control at low levels of '-. -. - I" -' -not feed into any body of water. concentration, according to David Denson, district roadway "' ,,. -. -. .4. He said the program was planned to save the county money. engineer for the DOT in DeLand. Currently, the county maintains a ditch cleaning crew of six McDowell said the concentrations used are "less poisonous people and a foreman. Schuder said use of a herbicide would -than aspirin." -. eliminate perhaps two or three jobs. -"Whatever the manufacturer's recommended dosage," he 4 "They are the hardest and more unrewarding of jobs," he said, "we never get that high. said. It involves getting into the ditches and working with a growth." retard but to is not to kill anything "Our philosophy t•- - . r/ -' -. - machete, he said. According to the EPA, the chemical is used to kill w During the last quarter of the fiscal year, Schuder said the c -, desirable plants in home lawns, forests, right-of-way's, county cleaned 25 miles of ditches. drainage ditch banks, rangelands, pastures, aquatic areas, t Mathews said herbicide use would save money needed to Cereal crops, sugar cane and commercial turf. -be spent on repair and maintenance of such mowers. But a But Barbara Blum, deputy administrator of the EPA, said ---- - the ancy Is requesting additional studies be undertaken by truck must be modified to facilitate herbicide application. manufacturers of the chemical to determine if it is safe for 'Mathews said the herbicide program would start In October, •/ humans and the environment. -If approved by the board of county commissioners. But he said . -. "We have made this decfslon following a review of health the Public Works Department will not recommend the , • -. -" effects studies of 2, 4-D," Biwn said in an AprIl 29 press program until it "makes darn sure" that it knows what it is .d 5*-. release. "The review showed that significant information gaps getting into. ' - -- -H.rsld PhstS by T.m Welsh exist on the effects of 11* chemical preventing a definite He said he and Sctiuder are planning to meet with McDowell The overgrowth of Seminole County's roadside ditches (such as the conclusion on the safety of the herbicide, to discuss plans for herbicide use. Issue In court •., - . - VS ' - -' Jones Drops Floyd Suit - ____ -- Altamonte Springs attorney Michael D. Jones, has dropped the lawsuit he filed several weeks ago seeking a co(u1'tordered investigation by the Altamonte Springs City Commission into the activitles of Mayor Norman Floyd. Jones said since the city commission has adopted guidelines setting invèstlgative procedures when charges are filed against an elected city official, the purpose of the lawsuit has been accomplished. 'ri lawsuit would serve no useful purpose now except to keep the Issue In the court. There is nothing else the court can doe" he said. Jones said he is now dictating a list of complaints against Floyd, almost identical to those enumerated In his suit. se The complaint will city next week, Jones said. Jones, In the lawsuit, said "allegations, innuendos and slurs against Floyd have been going around for some time which, true, should be InvestIgated." If . Aflo the allegations listed in the suit were that Floyd abused administrative 'powers; favored his $Ofl lii the pO1iC department;. w under the influence of alcoholic beverages while conducting his official duties; ol*tructed the police department In performing Its duties; op'Jon j1j mj*ippripriated cam- - . ' - . -. - . - . - ,' ' ' . . 'J ' -- - ' .. . ' .•'- -. ' ' • ' '-.. '- - - , - - , '. ' Instead of men with machetes, according to the county Department mence the studies to provide the rnlsalng evidence." of Publlc Works, Blum said if the ranufacturers fall to notify the EPA within paign funds. ' • .- state to use the chemicals, Mathews said. McDowell holds such a license. - 5' 9 -( .. , 4 - ' -. -- :." ''..'--- County Mulls Choice Of Chemical Or Manpower To Do The Ditches - , -- - 4 - "ti) tSR I- Television ...............7C Weather .................. 2A -World - - .. A' - z,• 1 to keep the evidence and continued to act patronizingly. "Today Americans are painfully aware that we've been passed by and they are making a real effort to learn the secrets. ______ It's exciting to see Americans finally realize we don'thavea monopoly on-elflclency, health care, housing, transit, etc, that many societies have a snore compassionate attitude toward their citizens." , - - - - purpose now except - Q,snris ........................... Editorial ...................6A A Coast Guard spokesman said there the water." Macintire acrambled,lrom-his vehicle. . F'loridi.. --...,.... 3* may be additional victims trapped horoscope ----------------- ---6C and swam to the freighter where the beneath the rubble. •.4t. "We have telehone calls from 37 crew threw hilfl a rope. . / Maclntire said. "I couldn't stop. I just chunks of conctete roadway which fell - Business ----------------6B Ourselves -................ 14C - . - - -. - .4. - .__*_-- . - S - 1- - . 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S -- - '5 S• S - - -S -- -4 5, -- - -- - - S - 72nd Year, No 223—Thursday, May e, -1980......Sanford, Florida 32771 V .- - ' - * - '--*- -- t--,-:---- --*- - - - Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents - • Traffic I Ticket In Sanford Leads To $160,000 Lawsuit - By DAVID Pt. RAZLER HeraldStalf Writer - - ' - Judge John A. Reed Jr. in federal Courthouse. Orlando's a New Yorkdr iver's license, and eventually leave it a few months than 30 days, it says. several local photo studios For 16 porWhen she admitted she had been later. S Sullivan claimed federal, not local traits of a child taken over an' eight-year He says she would have brought his, courts, had jurisdiction in the inatter,, period. working In Florida for more than 30 days, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler and Businessman James D Bennett arrested Burnside on a charge of company $10,000 a year in sales be use concerns a civil City Attorney Vernon Mize Jr. will spend operator of the "Baby History Plan," Severa city of having an improper driver's license. $60,000 for lost sales for the he a resident of today in a federal courhvom defending a claim the March 29, 1974, arrest of had employee Linda Burnside, now of New Under state law, transient salesmen the arrest~ 6 percent 1974 traffic ticket arrest which has led to . York, caused her to quit his business a must obtain a Florida license if they are amount, and $IW,000 urnsi& is listed as an "unwilling it ! a $160,000 lawsuit. I simply sat dormant due to delays won in the state 30 days or more. from the Sanford police. plaintiff" but would not profit from any by Sullivan. Trial of the suit filed by a North few months later. He is asking more than Sullivan, who is representing himself The city's response to Sullivan's of the money her former boss is claiming, Carolina businessman, charging the $160 000 be awarded him by}' the City. before the court, says the arrest violated charges states the arrest was perfectly court records indicate. The trial is expected to conclude' - - .' ' ca 0 ; ' lE ! - - ' - arrest of one of his employees six years Burnside was held overnight in the Burnside's civil rights. He claim the proper. Police had probable cause to ago cost him her services and led to a business loss of $10,000 a year, began county Jail on that date, when she was incident led Burnside to feel insecure, arrest Burnside for violation of the state state tQ state, selling the "Baby History decide whether anyone's civil rights stoppea,. by Sanford police officer about driving through the country alone, law, because she had no Florida. license Plan," an $89.95 package consisting of a were violated, and if so, how pwch Wednesday before Federal District Richard Bennett, who found she had only causing her to perform badly on the job and said she had been in Sanford more. photo album and a certificate good at Sullivan should be awarded. 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SS .'." •.7 ',,' . - - ------- ---+--------+•----'----- few days late by haying a solar cookout on the school 'campus Wednesday using the solar collectors they . had made The event had been postponed once because of an overcast sky, so the students welcomed Wednesday's sunshine. i I --S' ___ ?5.5afX. - : -- - " PI- - S - • -- i,', l - __ 4. I " ___ ''s' ____• S - / I - - • - A ' • - S . • 5 - -. I (, S - ,- r r- ' -I, I ' _---- unting Lessons? County -_—_-_ -- _ leds Program -- economically disadvantaged get jobs. But the proposal for a Sel]f-Directed Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff industries and business. Ile said lie The Self-Directed Job Search Program - mptery 11 - 9 Coffins From Raid' Affive -5- DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. 'April Z as U.S. forces were ending an (UP!) - M1litry officials estimate it attempt to tree the American hostages will take several days for pathologists to being held by Iranian militants in Identify the remains of the eight Tehran. American servicemen killed In Iran and A base spokesman said the clear up the mystery of the ninth coffin, discrepancy between the number of Defense Department and civilian coffins and the number of reported dead pathologists began the task of trying to "will be reconciled during the Idenkientify the remains after the nine coffins tificatlon process." were delivered to the base mortuary Armed guards surrounded the base Tuesday night. mortuary, continuing the shroud of A Pentagon spokesman said Wed- secrecy that cloaked the return Qf the neaday the pathologists did not know how charred remains to the United States. long the task would take, but estimated President Carter will deliver the Identification would be completed eulogy during a national memorial several days. service at Arlington National Cemetery taineli The bodes were for the American servicemen who coffins, apparently because Iranian died in the rescue attempt. officials insisted nine Americana died in Families of the five Mr Force men and the abwtW rescue mláiun. u.s. sources Uree Marines killed have been Invited to said only four of the bodies were. intact attend along with Defense Department The Pentagon said eight American soldiers were killed In - an aircraft officials, members of Congress, the collision and fire on an Iranian desert SUpffl. Court and the Cabinet, lft 1. I - S 5, - — - - .5- -- - - - The county, however, must by law act as Job Search Program Is designed to teach called the grant "candy" For the private learned about the possibility of the CETA proposed would "assist participants in "CETA eligibles" who cannot be placed firm hoping to obtain it and criticized the grant "from various people I know in the developing iiiotivation, positive habits The Seminole County Commission has prime sponsor for CETA programs. Martin said the commission has agreed In public jobs how to seek jobs in private opinion he said was held by many that community" who could not think of and attitudes, and realistic expectations turned down a proposal to sponsor a money must be spent just because it's anyone better qualified than myself and in order to Increase their ability to obtain private firm's application for $100,681 In to hold a work session to discuss the industry, abc said. Four county commissioners, however, there. who I hire" for the grant. He declined to and retain employment, Martin wrote. federal grant money to start a school to proposal further, but a date for the The firm, Southern Human Resources say who those people were. did not see ft need for it. Only Comteach CETAAlualffied workers how to session has not been set. It was predicted that 'at least 65 Company, is owned by Don E. Yontz of look for a job and that would pay theniby Under the proposal, each student missioner Bob French voted For tI According to a paper issued by Martin, percent of the participants would obtain Altamonte Springs. would be paid $3.10 per how to attend a proposal. the how for attendance. Yontz denied allegations that the firm the firm has not conducted programs for employment after completing the French said he thought the program But Seminole County Personnel 30-hour-per-week, three-week course. the county, so county staff 'could not Director IALs Martin said there is sO a The balance of the funds would be used would provide a good opportunity for was establidied just to take advantage of evaluate the agency's operational per- program, Martin's report added, possiblifty the proposal will pus at * for the private firm's administrative "some of the young people Just coming the grant, stating that the company was fo" Yontz explained that the program Into the labor market to be introduced to established in October 1979, before he would be designed to give people the sts. later date, wieü iii. commIssIoners 7be grant became available due to a the realities of Wking for a job." had heard about the grant. become more familiar with Title VII of Despite that, county staff recom. positive attitude Umt they CAN find a job He said the Southern Human mended approval of the proposal and and at the same time provide them with He said the participants would be CETA, the federal Comprehensive change In direction for CETA. Employment and Training Act. CETA was - designed to help taught some of the 'more zbt1e" things Resources was created primarily for Martin reported that the Private the tools and techniques they need to is designed to get economically disadvantaged peram get they need to know to get a job but don't consulting and recruiting professional Industry Council, at its meeting on April obtain gainful employment in today,s 71th VIL she add, always hear about. people for salaried positions In major 8, also decided to recommend it. "complicated job market." private industry involved In helping the - public-sector jobs, Martin said. p 'p . - I - Pid ---------- - 1 • i. - - or - Herald Photos by Tom Vincent • - . '- ' -- ,-- .- . - - - •.qii*. -' - ----5 .1 . celebrated Sun Day a - - (IOCfl ByDUNEPEMYK Herald Staff Writer r - been found. , ' Illendley progress . 5- -- w Teache r - ; I ___________ r_ - - While (in right photo) , S,'r ... F *rriv*I. 11=11 up a 4111WflOL refugees at the old seapbuie hangar of the Tnunbo annex at Key West's Naval Air Station. Refuge" waro battling for places in the lines to board buses. *They don't want to lose their place in line. They're not bad people. They Just want to get out of here," said Lt. Col. Richard Capps of the National Guard. The Miami Herald -quoting unnamed sources - reported in its Thursday editions the FBI has Iden tified at least ) Cuban secret agents inioig the refugees. Arthur Nehrbua, special agent In charge of the Miami FBI office, declined to say how many suspected Castro agents have - (left). 10. a fifth grad- - like this from time to time. Then they'll 5thrt coming at you aln,"saldNaUonal Guard Maj. Raymond Daniel. In the first third bf the day, only seven boots reached Key West wIth 304 their -. •. Fifth Grade Science - socials" ,left Cuba on winda - U.S. Customs Inspectors counted 4,01 Cuban refugees arriving In -Key West aboard -8o boats Wectnesday. Two detachments of Marines in camouflage uniforms arrived at Key West late Wednesday. Shortly before • Two great ways to charge - - -. A. - L f sinceAprll2lto24,45laboard533boats. Radio Havana, in a broadcast monitored in Miami, reported today that as of midnight Wednesday there were 1,381 boats still waiting to load in the - lk - mentary School near Casselberry, rotates he7r hot dog to make sure It's cooked all through the way refugees. That brought the refugees total - Bangleeeegings bracelets, chains. In dazzling gold-tone, for terrific 25% bright silver-tone VISAj - -. er at Red [lug Ele- likely to be only temporary. - __________ -- ", 4 Cuban refugee Influx today, giving time secur i ty Y by U.S. Marines, but Florida National Guard officer said the sealift IuU was - U 1 ••"•' I-• ______ - ,•.-,- KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) — Weary Americans got a breather from the - . - - -i--' ows - .: ..- - •- S1 5, • , 1 A~~ -1*L /c " • w: _ I I1F 25-0 -- - Burnside wa; employed to travel froni Friday, when the jury of six men will - ----.- -_-_ -St_-__ S_• -S_ __-_ - - '-- ---- - -S -S - -.5-. - - - - -•, -- - -' - - -- - - -------- --- ---. 5 -- - - �'I - - - - — ' - t --- a . .* ' - 4 - * V v - • -. —: - -- - - * I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, .1.- $. 1I0-3A Ma - . I . . - __ Sa WORLD IN BR A n - . --a . I - Herald . former hit IU Qn*4. k..I..... 1.1... h. LJ).Ul I.VdJIIl IU J4W. . A Cincuviatti Reds' scout held brief tryouts for a group of Cuban refugees awaiting by federal officials at the . -....- . .~w - , Blake, an ' assistant football coach had an argument wi th Spain because the student did not have the proper clothes to partici pa te in a physical education class, Princi pal Don Reynolds said at the time. - _., ,. refugees in this expanse of tent homes grow airlifted in from Key West, where the Cubans were arriving on' the freedom sealift, to-glth Air Force , Janice Pi'ttman of the U.S. Cathil Conference said Wed. .• Upsets - The in- AI be flown to the Federal Correctional Institution-Talladega.. The moving of Lon He addressed kings, presidents, sheikhs, prime ministers and other top-ranking leaders from more' than' 100 countries, gathered in one of the greatest assembli es of world statesmen io history. And he also addr essed the hundreds of thousands of bereaved Yugoslays who converged along the two-mile route to Tito's' funeral procession and -the millions of citizens who listened to the funeral proceedings on national broadcast radio and television. ood Pay Ra*ise D*isturbs Ne'ioghbpr "Ile's got soine skills," Zuraw said of Julio Soto, a second ones who went to Talladega," she "Ile looks like he has some ability, but all .1 could do is make a But Bill Russell, a deportation officer But Soto at 30 may be too old to ble part of a rags-to-riches hUll. L1......1. LUI IU4. By DONNA ESTES sam. Prison spokesinian Bill Key said the the nation should not be Cubans, some of whom have criminal the Flori Herald Stall Miter The $2,000-a-year increase in starling wages (from $9,0( to Lonood is In a sound financial situation, she said, "For too long Longwood has not recognized its poli ce'and for $1I, police officers, approved by the city firemen and we've been losing them to Seminole and Orange commission th ere in recent weeks, has thrown a monkey counties," she said, wre nch into a sister community's financial machinery, a "We've got an-elephant by the tail and don't know how to let Winter Springs city complained Wednesday night. Winter Spr ings Councilman Wilfred Arnold told fellow loose," said Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd of delegates to the Council of Local Governments in seminole spirali ng wages. He sa id the county started the upward spiral County he "hated to see one city jump out of the pack" with In employee salaries by granting pay raises recently. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn said the county sta ff wage increases in mid-year, "destroying the consensus" on what salary levels should be. completed a market survey on salaries for comparable Because of Longwood's action (in raising Salaries), Winter positions In both local government Industry, and offered Springs City Manager Dick Rozansky has urged the city copies of the study to the member cities, council there to grant an immediate s percent wage increase. Casselberry Mayor Owen Sheppard said t he next time wage "Is t here a possibility of some common ground on something increases will be discussed within the ci ties is at budget time in like this?" Arnold asked, the next cou ple months. Percentages for cost-of-living pay Arnold, pointing out that the council of governments was - raises will be considered then, he said, and perhaps the cities could discuss in advance a uniform increase to brin g sa la'ries - in all the jlsdictions in line with one another. ,I have never heard a policeman or fireman or sani ta tIn worker who ijjdn't say.he could go elsewhere and make moje money," Floyd said. Longwood - - councilman Criticism Surprises Carter - WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter and - aides are sur pr ised and angry at scathing criticism from E uropean capitals directed at Carter for not attending the funeral of Yugoslav President Josip Broz Ti to. One close aide said Carter "Is not inclined to get into a game of one upemanship with Kremlin In a matter like this." He angrily denounced the "incessant carping" from Western Europe, particularly by the news media there, 'Other des had choice responses, not for the and - - , ticularly think that these people are prison .. Talladega were known. the refugees houseat Talidega. In - - organized to be a forum where cojnmon problems of the cities dlacuiSed, urged t hat ca maraderie he practiced and other cities be advised when something of the magnitude of large Is contemplated. Longwood City Commissioner June Lormann said she was shocked t hat the situation was mentioned in such a way. Defending the Longwood action, she said the city had become a tra ining for' policemen. Saying the city had lost nwnérotLi officers to better paying jobs elsewhere, Mrs. Lormann said, "We decided to keep them and pay them. It Sources said Carter may visit Yugoslavia during a trip to attend the economic summit In mid-June. Vice President Walter Mondale is heading the U.S. delegation to the f uneral for the last of the World War II All ied leaders. Ailing Soviet Preside nt Leonid Brezhnev headed the Russian contingent. . S'l i I'' - . I' • ' S Jim ii' S . , 'a 11 A Lake Mary Mayr' Walter Sore nson sa id $9,000 a yeir salary fqr a man who risks his life. He said the Longwood Increase wits overdue. "If Lake Mary could afford it, we'd do the sante thing. But we can't, I wish we - A — 11 could follow suit." I (_ I I%L I VISA'1 - k - - - - - .. 'Schools Back Drug Grant Khomeini Urges Moslem Vote - The Seminole School Board Wednesday approved application for a $210,000 federal grant that would expand programs to help students with di'ug problems, but reluctantly admitted fede ra l budget cuts give the grant slim chance for County TEHRAN, (UPI) Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho meini demanded today that Iranians elect " percent Moslem" representatives in Friday's voting for the new Parliament which will decide whether to free the American hostages. The Swiss Embassy, meanwhile, asked the Iranian government for Information on an American woman lourualist arvestedso a diarge of apyth. m-. ii - .i Khomeini said that "on this day of Godly examination" voters must cast their ballot "for those who are 100 percent Moslem and who are devoted to commands of Islam, are against deviationist Ideologies and beli eve in the Islamic Republi c." A fir ing squad Th ursday executed Farrokhru Parsa, 50, w ho was the first wonan deputy elected to the shah's parliament 20 years ago and served as minister of educa tion to former Premier Amir Abbas Hoveyda, who was executed last year. - IN 11 - - Britain. 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TMfnpson - coteman ". - - ' -I on" tvr.iu Canton -- - Scotts Turf House T-o Tackle -Energ Carmin H&ticilw '' - , ' Scotts Lawn -:. free ride, As of Wednesday, Reagan had 807 delegates of the 998 required for the GOP nomination. Carter had 1,474 of the 1,666 Democratic delegates ieeded. The Republicans will choose 319 delegates during the rest of May, and oii Super Tuesday - June 3 - more than 400 delegates are at stake in tune primaries, including California. JohO F*ctisr ,, HOSPITAL - 'MAY 7. INS I - S ' ,%lx o - challenges Carter and George Bush refuses to give Reagan a - - .Henry G.Steele, Tinton Falls; a - I OSPITAL NOTES - - - 4,000 sq. ft. sco - mitill '--- sq. ft. V while fertIlIzIng. 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Rain probabili ty 30 - in New Jersey for the past 18 s-percent tday, 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Fniday.., - - years. She was the daughter 1. LAW141141 LM uie sue WUUSIflT. Johnsoo LIOSITUAIRCOTIflIT,ON$R : LA CH OMP ONO Jr. of !.aks Nary and iendo., Surviving ira bar husband, - 1 1 Ronald Reagan is only 191 votes short of locking up the :iB pu bli can nomination and is likely to win those later this nth, President Carter needs 192 votes, and may have to save ' celebration for the big primary night of June 3. " Both candidates are so cert4ln of wIsving their party ninations they now are concentrating on the fall campal Inat each other - although Sen. Edward Kennedy still LOW PRICES _ cx s.LaW L- I'iJ I?tljsijim overseas when U.S. interest rates were United Press Internatloal __ _ ' .a b,s.s M." all 0 coits of buying cars and keeping them in ' $7,2 billion., 04 II.t- ___ I-WI ____ $33900 P - 5N,UWIS crimp in the auto and construction in- California housing turket." million, thle second largest quarterly In Detroit, George S. Irvin, president of deficit in the automaker's h is tory. In Washington, the Federal Reserve the National Automobile Dealers The dollar declined on foreign ex. Board said new consumer Ins tallment Association, appealed for government change,murkets Wednesday as prime borrowing stood at $208 billi on in March, action encouraging banks to make auto interest rates, which ban ks charge their vn 1.6 percent from February's $27 loans. He also asked for additional aid .best corporate customers, dropped in the .flIoq. Auto loans were down 5.2 percent from auto firms to help dealers absorb United States. - A For use on St. Augustine, . dustries. 13 SOLID STATE COLOR " PORTABLE TV 1h1 $301 OIIABAI 5'4NCH . I _______PORTABLE BLACK WHITE TV ____ _________________ '169" ______________ &* ""a ±1. [ii"'iii 0 I --- ' w,d Is, It.. __ -- Sa - while developing a thick petgrass. Controls weeds r---4; I 1, ____ 1r .141800 '"1iCO%i,dK.,. ____ ____ ___ " ___ 61i will • - v is, %3%M-f nr--_;X-.- -. C• 4W lvc O,a Das,s tM (,_ . Bonus J488 weeds found In your lawn Zoysia, Centipede and Car. borrowing in March, putting a severe Igage financing for the depressed reported First-quarter losses of $448.8 did not come as a ______ I P, Tbsj • ___ .2 C - 'S•."S 17,100 ITU AIR C0NOmONU1 _ ___ ___________ $52800 _ _____________ _____ _________________________________ ____ ___________ ____________________ rain at Tucumcani, N.M., and Colorado Springs, Cole. Light murder and eight other felony charges related to the abduc-0,4I IA '" rain also as reported across the South and along the Atlantic tion, rape and murder ofliebecca Kunash. In a tape.recorded i, IhS_ ______ __ . -Coast. ___________ __________ _______________ . ____Jennings said be visited the Kunash hosnetwiceca AREA READINGS: 19 a.m.): temperature: 6$; overnight the night of May, 11, After peeping at the child through a """ low: 59; yesterday'3 high: 00; barometric pressure: 29.97; becfroom window, he retirne.i to drag her to his car, a MORSE STUDIO SOUND relati ve humidity: 97 pe rcent; winds: South at 5 mph. ,.. "I always had this thing for looking in windows," Jennings f CENTER h THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 2:35a,m., said, "I thought I grew out of it." 3:13 p.m.; lows 8:35 a.m., 9:18 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: - Hesaldintheconfessionthathewasdrwikandthatherap,cj highs, 2:27 a.m,, 3;04 p.m.; lows 8:47 a.m., 9:09 p,rn.; the first-grader before throwing her body in a canal. ' AREA DEATH PIR*1SM . I - Plus 2 clears out annoying ='..M_.- , to spur home buying, and auto dealers now, pay later" appetite of consumers, is no relief or change in economic con, predict 25 percent of the dealerships In Los Angeles, Home Savings and ditions,25 percent of existing car dealers could fold this year because of a lack of Loan Association cut its prime mortgage -could succwnb this year, he said. rate Wednesday from 11- percent to l2s sales. "Dealers lack the capital to sustain 60 , Chrysler has announced its second percent. more days of current conditions," Irvin ' biggest quarterly loss, and Americans The firm said it took the action "in said. "The situation is desperate." substantially reduced their rate of order to provide more affordable niqrMeanwhile, the Chrysler Corp. HOTPOINT ELECTRIC DRYER, $4 I.fI$ hA *kIcnsps' th3ro4i 1* rwcps '$kf ' \__- rsfrgsr*cr-tr,.,.rf,. _-_ . ______ Dealers ' Face ' Money Crunch United Proms International On Marchi 14, President Carter ordered last year - iijure than the three The largest U.S. savingsandloanfirm the im pos i tion of a series of cred it previous years — and ioo more have is slashing I ts prime mor tgage ra te to try restrictions designed w cur b the "buy closed their doors so fur in 1980. If t here , ums. ill CSSnI9 4IV com.omsiomas, - - '.. ( 3680? ?W1 Is,. $$7t) - ___ ____ - ---- $52900 " :~ - "I - Type S I -S FREEZER IN 11111"M I Scotts Bonus SELF CLEANING FI,TtR RNO' mLNTPqfsSc*to 1\ REFRIGERATOR ~ In an energy report to the board, Carlton announced that $28,592 was paid in bonuses to schools that showed ergy savings in any of the months between December 1978 and June SI miles. Winds west to southwest around 15 knots today shifting to northe rly 10 to 15 knots during tonight and con. tinulng Friday. Seas mostly 2 to 4 feet. Scattered (hun- MRS. EDERITA STEELE Hay, Ft. Labderdale, and four . 488 i I - - _______ _ _____________________ ______ _____ th understorms produced large hail In the Texas Panhandle, at your family, to the li ttle girl's family, is terribly great," I $47800 Hereford and over Oklahoma, The Southern Rockies were I — Waddell said. 'May God have mercy on your soul.,' sprinkled with lighter rai nstorms that left behind a ha lf-Inch of Last Febr uary Jennings was convicted of first-degree - hi. - Plus Rus2 I __ HOTPOINT 5Ol _______________ ___ _________________ 2 FOR $3 lawn edging made of durable density polyethylene. ft VALUES"! - - $27800 ' Ow door, S*Iy iouc., s,• $3),3 vLd.r S TITUSVILLE, Fla. (Uri) - An es-marine has been ae- - __________ _____ CiUVU /- N 100128*Wdeeirde1*11i UwW MA, Uill " terVel , / tenced to four fife terms in addition to desth in the elecuile r $t4A'I 'TliySLZSc,SpSC,(, 27'e.dE NATIONAL REPORT A line of th understorms spread from chair for abducting, raping and drowning a 6-year-old Merritt a *t*sr usrii.ac eastern New Mexico to northern Louisiana, producing a tee. bland girl. caVvilandoevi ___ _____________________________________ r nado in Texas that downed power lines. Ba3eball4lze hail also TPOINT 16 CUBIC FOOT Former Marine Pvt. Bryan F. Jennings, 22, of Merritt Island MORSE CUSTOM MUSIC punded north-central Texas and Oklahoma towns. - The tor- stood silently wi th his arms crossed Wednesday as Judge I - UPRIGHT FOOD FREEZER 1sOuo STATE COLOR TV ' EIWSEMILE ._.. nado touched down at Coma nche, Texas, Wednesday evenin g, Thomas Waddeil passed sentence. I+Iutáot* __ down ing po wer Lines but causing li ttle other damage, Ear li er j ___________ ____ "The hurt that has been clone to the whole community, to • p.m. plastic Scotts I _________________ BAYPORT: highs 9:48 a.m., 8:38 p.m.; lows 2:42 a.m., 3:28 ft . of 4 inch 127 tight-weight watering can ,i -I Plastic Lawn Edging Can 1110110 Ex- Marine Gets Death I__________________________ [ ___________ ______________ _ litilitimmit ø by giving a percentage of the money saved back to the school for the school to use for educational purposes,' - - ' p i, V 1979. Nejad, an Iranian-born dockworker, was rema nded il -I, 111l I1 . 2 Gallon Watering - ' "It's like trying to kill the mosqultos," he said. _. '' 2 gallon capacity The board also approved 4 to I a $211,605 purchase of 143 tons of fertilizer forjhe grass on school campuses. Board member William Kroll vted against the motion because he said fertilizer wouldn't d any good with the type of soils In the cowity. - officials sai d he wM stand trial in WEATHER - I I. _____ S.' . - - . 1T ____ '1 , III ____________________ - regular schools. The Grove Center currently serves about 20 students. In other action, the school board approved purchase of fencing for the perimeter of the playing field at Seminole-hUgh 1. School at a cost of $21,738. Hugh Canton, director of auxiliary services,said the fencing is needed to make - the playing area "more safe and longer lasting." He said there has been trouble with persons driving on the area: School Board member Pat 'telson voted against purchasing the fencing. ' me commanuo rescue raw cm the Iranian Embassy appeared In court today and was charged with the mur der of two of the hostages. Iranian authorities ha ve said they plan to ask for the extradition of Fowzi Bal Nejad, 23, but Scotland alter a hearing. - HI'S - its objecuve would be to get the troubled students back into LONDON (UPI)- The only Arabguziinäntouj.vv - I - job training and regular classes. ____ - - approval. The grant from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention would expand the program at the Grove Cou nseling Center in Longwood to provide groups of disruptive ot' disturbed students a 10-week session of In. dlvlduai, group and family counse'Ilng. It would also provide Britain Charges Gunman Yard - —c-'Ss\S -' .. I . - I' ' p possessions, II' —.--.-- . ators and other , but Garcia Said he 's'. as happy to have a c ha nce to settle his family anywhere in the United . States. "We will be happy a nd free in America," he said, Ile said the suspected spies were [wing held "in the viuinit% of the resettlement camp" for intCrogatithi. I' 4 The fainih- left beNnd two Ill television sets. refriger- -We have three cases where we ha~e information the people were affiliated with Castro." JO) said. I - ground . - Garcia and wife Sixa and their daughter left 10 other family members at Muriel when they fled Cuba. T o da) s agi. the Family of brothers, sisters, children and grandchildren discovered each ot he r a the tent city. "Wi. 13 were going to leave. We were separated. We all met here," said Garcia, who was a pharmaceutical laborator technician in Cuba. . Lake Mary City Councilmen at a 7:30 (Sept. 30) $20,000 to $40,000 in the bole, Councilmen decided they had to p.m. workshop tcday will go over the making It necessary to dlp'into reserve courses of action open to them: to dut city's operating budget with an eye funds. expenditures or increase revenues, toward cutti ng . possibly by leving for the first time a The anti ci pa ted deficit in the operatin g utility tax. They agreed to look at cuttiig At a recent meeting, coun cilmen budget could use up nearly. half of the expenditures first, If possible, leaving the concluded the city may end its fiscal year city's $88,000 reserves, utility tax as a last resort. - ' . and Lake Mary To Ponder Cuts In Budget pay raise - - - -. .,.- months. 'Persons - 'S Baseball Sanford City Commissioner Eddie Keith said salary Increases for Sanford employees are to be considered in his cily ill the next few working for Sanford have o much less buying pow er today," he said. - . FlOrida. tedly being transferred The," Stewart criminals. ,F_ - the the Cincinnati Panhandle t-o ' the major leagues. Others Z-uraw said had Potential are Carlos Martinez . - - V - , with the department of lmiuigratiop and story of a young man making it from a tent city in the Eiorida refugee crnters. They were during the weekend when the tent city was established. Late Wednesddy, 3,293 refugees were being housed in tents Each refugee must be fingerprinted and interrogated and at the fairgr ounds and another 2,000 were staying in a dorhe records sent to Washington for clearance before release is mitory and a gymnasium at nearby Eglin Air Force Base. I t permitted. No clearances have been'received, "We're saturated. We're trying to keep up with theni, but "We have sent off the information on all we have processed. they're coming in too fast," said Air Force Maj. Jotm Toner, . never occurred to me we should ask Winter Springs." - 1imitøl g.t',l,,,iinn - because 9W 8"', which is processing the refugees, tiami, - said. S . a - ' . said rapists and murderers had been sent Legislator. a bäriia nesday unharmed. s uban (leclined to go into any details suspects, incltidintheirwhereabouts. (;eorge Zuraw, scout for Jo' Reds Club,saidafterconductingaworkoutforseveralcubansthrei. of them may be good enough to sign contracts. Loretta Bacon of the Federal said in a statement from his Washington night she had 250 refugees lined up with sponsors and Officials said anot her 300 refugees may Emergency Management Agency in office. ready for resettlement, but that operation was being hindered by red tape. Wayne J, chi ef ef ocessin for the Immigration and As of midni ght Tuesday, we processed in excess of 1,500. 'foer said thecamp's population would continue to groat Nat uralization Service at the refugee center said processing ' Hopefully, the majority of those who have been processed will the rate of 2,000 daily until it eactied its estimated capacity of was stalled federal offices were closed in Washington be cleared in 48 hours," Joy said: 10,000 probably by Saturday. Seminole Memorial HospitaL Falls' mother Olive Filer, 85, a ,• passenger in the car, was C ng tie denounced the country's -open-arm then bused to the new facility where the) criminals any more than any other policy" in accepting the refugees and wi ll be' interviewed by federal officials. people coining out of Cuba are," he said. While the baseball players Fielded grounders and the called on President Carter to say if any of There have been conflicting report-, ,,The Talladega facility is not equipped .wpected spies were interrogated.4he Garcia faluil% swapped tales about their different journeys from their homeland t(i . the 182 Cubans sent to a new federal concerning the criminal backgrounds of 'o handle the kind of.,iminigrant repor- More similar tales are sure to emerge as the number of Efforts to revive Falls falled and he ias pronounced dead at , I ux refugees." separately. fence and into a ravine, they say. i ncom rli~sponsible or -harboring the ~orld's records* were flown to Talladi fr6m Naturafization, disagreed. 1 don't par. together after making the trip from Cuba to Key West . determined how much his clients will be demanding from Blake when the case comes to trial before a Seminole Circuit In ''f ,,,,,., And Antordo Garcia and his family were enjoying being back I t Rcru i about the tIIUfl nesday To . At another undisclosed location, authorities were holding -. . . this sthta I . *n,l t,.II.... ..,. CA . suspected spies Fidel The Alabi Democrat said Wedgovernment. He tried to pull off the road, but instead-drove Wough a - I ts - flux Of Cuban refugees into Alabania has Fort Walton Beach fairgrounds tent city. He said three of illem %. ttérnp I '. TALLADEGA, Ala. UPI processing Christian Falls, 63, of Ocean Grove, N.J., was eastbound on 1-4 a half mile north of the-etate Rd 46A overpass at 10:45 a.m., whel apparently suffered the heart attack, . say . . patrolmen. pending the state attorney's investigation, and allowed to return to the classroom Nov. 27, 1978. He is still teaching at &imifible High School, and is still an assistant coach there, distçjct officials . Gardner Sharpe, tht Spains' attorney, says he has not repair his jaw. The" suit claims the injury has caused him damage - -, 4 n "pushed off and Blake then apparently hit him," Reyno ds said at the time. Blake'was suspended by the school board on Oct. II,- 1978, against him, school district records show. Spain was hospitalized for several days aft&'iurgery to ..,: , _ attack, highway "Words were exchanged and Blake grabbed the boy by t he arm to- turn him around. apparently patrolmen say. A 01 13. . t1..I "cart L, 'a tt,____ after the state attorney's offkd&1ded not to file charges permanent A New Jersey man crashed his _t,_... - . . I 1978, incident, but was alloyved to return to teaching duties - but : because Blake was standed with pay for a month after the 14ov. 9, . "We are parting physicaUy from Conrade Tito, but his works and ideas rem ain as permanent guidelines for our struggle," Communist party chairman Stevan Doronjaki declared in a solemn eulogy from the steps nf the greendomed Federal Parliament building. "We are bidding farewell to Tito, but he has left us with answers to questions w hich can be posed at this time, too -.who %ye are, what we are," MrvnjW - eacher aseba!I Team _ 1 I, FORT WALTON BEACH,'FIa. (UP!),,- Stories unfolding at . the CubAn refugee camps in the ,F1&rIa Panhandle involve baseball players, SUSPectedSPieSapdthereunitangofafaniily B T Cótrt jty. lie said, however, his clients decided only to sue the teacher Blake carried a and not-the sèfiool board li ability Insurance policy covering, an incident like the jawbreaki ng aid promising enough money to cover any potential damage award his clients might ask. School flliulri, ,,IIo,,n,iIt, ..,.m*. nation for more than a generation. - a .....................................t, handled BELGRADF, Yugoslavia (UPI) - Yugoslavia bade a sad farewell to President Josip Broz Tito today but pledged to keep alive the memory, poli cy and political legacy of the peasant-born statesman who led the quotation.- M. RAZLER Stall Writer teacher, Emory Blake, charging the teacher "negligently himself" during an argument which ended when Pledge To Continue Policy . - Former Sanford, - - His Seminole High student, whose jaw was broken during an argument with a physical eduatlon teacher a two years ago, has filed suit against the teacher. Marion Dale Spain, 19, of and his parents, living In Lake Mary, have filed suit against Seminole High School A . ............. I Sues By DAVID IEF Yugoslays mourn ITO, .. .. n ord - _-- '. , �- W : - -- Evening Heral d Evening Herald, Saqford, Fl. H CUSPS 481 2) fr San lord of Corn Chamber mere e Secretary Virginia Lo ngwell Golden - — . - . Olympics Committee Chairman Jim Jernigin (center) and 111 . . .n . ' I -- - . • , 4 . . Age '. Lost in the hullabaloo after the frustrated at- . . . . . . . . - . ane of ine nn V11 k'L.t . _.._ -_. BOB WAGMAN DON GRAFF Big Oil Into h Ri ht- (;Pnr ;1. b 1 - r percentage of a large and growing auto output, predicted to pass the Americans this year to take over world leadershin d ye high rcentae nf those ex' POt 's are to the United States. Americans who are In the business of producing and selling automobiles are understandably not happy that so many other at this week's meeting of the committee, at the request of the chairman of the event, Louis Rotundo Of -the Disabled American Veterans. havp hi,pn i'nntrnvpr,i,i in tho nt u'g'r' innrnt'prl .... .... ... .. .. .... - - - _... - %.orporaTe - -- ... 1 — -- - — bOOia Lnange By JAMES A. WHITE UPI Business Writer Pressure for change NEW YORK t UPI e - This year for the first time the entrants in the bicycle races will have the option of riding their own 10-speed bike or one furnished by a local business, "With the help of "Over 50 Club" members, the The sponsors also plan to have the course better Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce staff has marked this year and as a safety factor to have 'thailed out 2,477 schedules for this year's Golden inure help on hand to stop traffic. Deadline for the bicycle race entries will be 5 p.m. Age Olympics so interested individuals and 9Fganizations in 33 states and Canada, the Virgin the day prior to the event, but late entries can be Ilands and Puerto Rico, GAO Committee Chair- accepted at the discretion of th chairman. man Jim Jernigan re ported this week. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce .The interest in the annual senior citizens event to Executive Manager Jack Homer said he received a be held Nov. 10-15 in Sanford is greater than ever call Tuesday from a potential sponsor, whi ch he Otis year be cause of all the natioilal publicity it has described as a "biggy," who wants to put money into the Golden Age Olympics. Feceived, Jernigan said. Looking to the future, homer predicted: "The Changes in the rules for the bicycle races, which home theJannese still doemiwta verygh BUSINESS WORLD 'Full Ah ad 0 By JANE CAS.SELBEIRY herald Staff writer , — l 'en o d C7 Too much in tact In the opinion of some Americans For all their frantic mobilit at %fl an4aU were available. Which is the second n,iJor problem: President Carter's limitations on trad'e with Iran have from the beginning forbidden the sale of oil production or pipeline equipment. - • .:. . "s With three illifflon cars on the eà To tothewor'sst Ir: the perfect locale for some of its more massive traffic jams. Elsewhere in intensely urbanized Japan, the situation is similar only on a smaller scale. The Japanesse, in short, are as autoobsessed as any people In the industrial world, which gives them a lot in common with Americans. former government. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the deposed shah of Iran. While incendiary propaganda by revolutionary fanatics has made the shah a pariah, only Sadat, among world leaders who . other lam and - - It l&t true that Japan exports Its en$ire - 1-4 $VU Wa ..I lu,aI ainn ' - auto - II in the first mailing Auto Air Conditioninil n WASHINGTON The Iranian oil industry Is on the verge- of collapse, say, oil experts here and in London. Daily production, which totaled almost 4 million barrels in its heyday when American experts and crews filled the Iranian oil fields, has declined ever since the revolution. In the past few weeks, output has dropped to less than 2 million barrels a day — by some estimates, to just above 1 million barrels. Even worse, the National Iranian Oil Company is having devastating problems getting what oil is being produced to market. After the revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini appointed All Moinfar to head NIOC with orders to "purify'3the 'oil fields. This led to the expulsion not only of most Westerners but of many Iranian experts who were deemed to be .too closely tied to the £ IU 95 Age oi mpics included Getti fl( Problems -. over schedules for the 0-to-15 Golden Ira fl s personnel, especially in the maintenance areas. Equipment is breaking down and few people are around to repair it even if parts .,. tli,t, is raiTlint' -lien Wo W ill np1 n t'n9r rn,,n,1 n.i,l executive director to run the Golden Age Olympics and go out and promote it." Golden Age Olympics President Vie Arnett said .. '' -. the response this year may tax the existing facilities. "In the near future we're going to be needing new facilities," he added. Jack Weible of the Sanford Kiwanis Club told the group: "We need to get behind the downtown meçchants and get a beautification project under way to make the city something we can be proud of when these people come in." Committee members were encouraged to be present Monday night when the proposed dow ntown development project is scheduled to come before the Sanford City Coinnussion. Marion Eggers of the Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross said an organization is still needed to sponsor the sailing event. al... ..tj,...l r..i,. inn .'vi ....•I aiu iiiv 1UEji lVupIC program featuring the 1979 (',olden Age Olympics is scheduled fura repeat showing on Channel 2 on Atig. 20. cricnn prezer we Japanese products, Hence the Issue that, refusing to remain one of apobticaleconornics, is straining relations between the two nations that are each other's indispensable allies in the Pacific. - board such as having minority or female representatives, once courted him, extended the hand of friendship Included in this ban are spare parts, with the Soto combat thevronytsmhebelievesIsthe as of old. 'in the choice and responsibilities of directors chief handicap to dfective director decisions, result that parts are in critically short supply. Dayton advocates measures adopted on thie Disdaining the outcry of critics to the point of According to experts here, some wells are who set policy for America's corporations has winning their respect, Sadat not only offered the being shut down to allow. production equip. shown some impact but not nearly enough to. Dayton-Hudson board aimed at turnover. The retailer has a mandatory board retirement shah medical treatment and a permanent refuge, ment t& be cannibalized to provide needed please one veteran board member, Kenneth N. Dayton. N age of 6 , directors are limited to 12 years tbta part., other welts. M publicly etnbrbd him as á -ial' friend. of the executive is chairman . Dayton service and they also are féced to retire from recent photograph of Sadat affectionately holding In the last several months, NIOC has committee of Dayton-Hudson Corp., the the board If they leave the position they held the shah's hand during the latter's recuperation frantically attempted to secure both parts Minneapolis-based department store chain, when first elected, and personnel. Though Kuwait has provided from surgery in a Cairo hospital said it all. While hardly a radical bent on wrecking the "I was appalled by a recent survey that 84 Th isphotograph alone co uld have reassured the some of both, Iran has been finding that Its boardroom, he sees dangers In today's percent of the corporations don't retire direcWhite House and the Pentagbn, had there been competitors are not all that anxious to help, system of corporate governance. tors until age 70 or older," says Dayton. "1 perhaps because they see the country as an the think boards of directors are "I any doubth, that Egypt's part in the puzzling think that when a hoard gets into the position unsettling influence on the oil market as Achilles' heel of the American 'business of being dominated by retired people, there is rescue equation was a known, certain, and world demand starts to drop. system," he said in an interview for the May a real danger." dependable element. Washington knew that, come Iran has reportedly turned to the Soviet issue of Directorship, a newsletter for Retirees, neverqieleu, may be one of the what may, there would be no betrayal, no Union in an attempt to get parts. Government directors, Calling the current director systemb few groups that can afford to serve on a recriminations, and no Monday-morning second-, sources here say Iran has attempted 10 an "anachronism" in a changed business board, according to the Philadelphia-based arrange asale of additional natural gas to the, world, he contends, ';We have got to perfect guessing by Cairo. management consulting firm of Worden & Th e United States Is fortunate to have such a Soviets in exchange for drilling production the performance of boards." Rlsberg. equipment and parts. W ha t Dayton has In mind Is not prohibiting friend these days, Finding the average non-employee director But the Soviets have been only of limited anyone who works for the company to serve of a manufacturing company earns between help. To start with, oil equipment is In very i ts board of directors, as has been 00 short supply in the Soviet Union. In addition, suggested by Chairman Harold WillIams of $8,000 and $11, 0 a year, the firm says "corporate directors are substantially unSoviet parts will not lit onto the U.S. equip- the ,t e imal .,,a.i an ,...a ----eIll 111U14$ Commission LIIUI'V UI&Ji U1CU' ment used In most Iranian fields. Finally, Nor would he delegate hoard seats to conpresent compensation." After 'directing a barrage of * hostile rhetoric at Carter's Afghanistan-Inspired ban on sales of atituent 'groups such as workers or con. The firm also Is rather sanguine over who resident Carter's plan to register 18- and 19- high-technology equipment to the Soviets sumers. gets on today's boards. "The days when the includes all oil equipment and parts. SO, the year-olds for the draft, the House has affirmed by He opts instead 4ee electing relatively friend of the chairman or major customer or a vote of 219-180 Its belief that a standby Selective Soviets cannot get equipment from' us that young directors, using their ideas and Inpolitical ally automatically is placed on the they can then turn around and give to Iran. dependence to direct the company and then Service system is necessary, unpopular though it board have come and gone," it says. Then there Is the problem of getting what getting them off the board before they wither. may be. Dayton just wants to make sure that once "After you've been In a board role for so on the board directors are not there forever, Now the president's request for $13 million to oil is being produced to market. The problem "Boards of directors are not clubs with reactivate the Selective Service system, enabling here Is that people keep blowing up, oil long, I believe you have given most of what pipelines you have togive. Therefore, the Institution is and pipeline pumping stations. One lifetime memberships," he says. "It Is more it to deliver 650,000 men to the Army within 180 day last'week, four saboteurs were executed better off if you move On and someone else valuable for management to be challenged days of a draft call, will go to the Senate. There, comes In," Dayton told Directorship, based in in i<iiuzestafl Province for blowing up a periodically with different perspectives than .may be hoped, recognition of this nation's rapidly pipeline. A revolutionary court described the Westport, Conn. it Is to continue receiving the same counsel worsening military position will again carry the four, including a woman, as Iraqi agents.) The composition of .boards today remains and perspective — however wise and quite the opposite: members most often are day. Despite the executions, six persons were valuable," he Said. Not that the standby draft machinery will killed and more than 50 injured the next day connected with the company as current or "This principle seems to me to be so crucial former executives, serve as its laywer Of that I cannot mdersIand why more corporarelieve the severe manpower shortages In the in a bomb explosion at a pumping station In banker or fill some perceived need on the tions don't do it." armed forces. The all-volunteer military- service- Abadan near the Iraqi border. - L!~,,N§[ Japan has been under Intense pressure from federal Washington and organized labor. Impact of Its massive sales in the U.S. market by shifting some productio6. to American facilities. Two firms are doing so — Honda, th e smaller but of the' • major Japanese carmakers, with apparent enthusiasm and leader Nissan, reluctantly. and In limitation, It will turn out small trucks only in U.S. plants to be set up, not its popular'~ l)ats autos. 27E to cushion the - ®i7E TO IHE MARCH OF DIMES The new facilities should have some beneficial effect on employment, absorbing solhe of the 214,0W currently Laldoff American auto workers. Not, however, as miny as their ,union leaders might hope. The super-efficient and automatIon-conscious Japanese operate at a much higher vehicle output per worker ratio than does ponderous,. . It's Necessary And as for Detroit, the Japanese plants will not solve its problems . but may well cornpound them unless this consolidation of foreign competition on Its own turf speeds the U.S. u industry's conversion to the smaller, fuel-efficient vehicles that are the reason For the mushrooming Japanese sales, ._ - - - - Conversion is now under way, but it Is belated and has been grudging. Detroit long preferred complaining about Japanese trading practices to modifying Its own operations in any significant way to meet the challenge. The Japanese have long disclaimed taking unfair advantage of their major trading partner, rampaging through the American market while closing their Own to U.S., and other, producers. They claim they have only been doing business where there was business to be done.' Some MotherlyAdvice 'JACK ANDERSON problems demand their own remedies. of the Selective Service system would, however, provide a hedge against disaster should a military emergency arise from the WASHINGTON — President Carter case scenario" did in fact exist, lives, retaliation at the polls' if Unemployment gets worsening developments in the Middle East. It was hoped, of cowie, that all Of the The justified the disastrous Iranian rescue out of hand. So a few worried political adIn short, the president's claim that the standby system could'dè!iver the first draftees to mission on grounds that deteriorating hostages would have been brought out V rsare urging dent verse the reww mission was tary in character ArmyaIning centers within 13 days after ditions inside Iran had placed unharmed, whIe subterfuge and anesthe tic Had the economy again'and "t it back into high. was, to put It dWrigenuous. ga would have enabled the rescuers to avoid Congress authorized a call and the Army would hostages iii greater jeopardy than they had SWEDE artler Ws ifliSsiOfi 1'resiient C proceeded to Its second and third receive its 100,000th man on the 28th day. By been In. But the president's own intelligence any casualties if all went well. But the sobeen tr)ing for two stages. LI might well have resulted Inabloody years to cut State Called "wont-caae scenario" envisioned contrast, the Army says it would -take 110 days to experts had reported just the opposite. battle. DepSXtment costs by closing a number of In other words,' the fiasco oat cost eight camialties among the 53 hostages and 50 or mmulstes OverWAL But be has get its first draftee if it starW from scratch in an RECESSION BLUES: There is quiet American. American lives, humiliated the United States more among their rescuers. emergency, ° 'Ptted Opposition [rem Swedes jubilation in the back rooms of the White a nd added to the hostages' danger was not And while Carter has made much of the fact who resent the admInistration's decision that House over igna that the economy at 1t l necessary. And the président had been told that no Iranians were harmed in aborted slumping. For months, President Carter h the consulate In GOteborg Swdj,' Unthat. . rescue attempt, what he has chosen to Ignore n trying to shift, the economy into reverse. . necesaary. As recently as April 1$, a secret Intelligence is that the "hWflanhtarsan" elicit 01USd for He wants a mild recession which he thinka is report concluded that the continuing political the use Of massive hetI?aI force that costid have To pab their can for retention of their iv,,— turmoil In Iran posed no particular threat to ttotht death . or injury to hundreds of the only way to stop skyrocketing jpfj "hometown" consulate, the Swedea have the captives In the U.S. Embassy In Tehran. Iranians. 11 main reason the Iranian people But the euphoria may soon subside. At least enlisted the support Of Rep. James Oberstar, "The si tua tion in Iran Is bet and no — for whom president ezpuwd such one White House economist a Democrat m Swede.hea Minnesota. 'orse than six mc*ths ago' the report concern — were net subjected to bombing was privately that the downturn may be sleep. ThEY point ciii that the consulate is of the .daled. It alpo warned that economic and that the mission was clued Off in Its Oldest in the US. tureign service, dating back Already,' Industrial production is military sncUoin were not likely to gain preliminary stage. ' tO the days Of President George Washington. off; new orders for dUrable goods we release of the hostages. slowing; sales are skimping; the autcmoiie , The helicopters that were to be used to But the president appears to be resolute In Furthermore, though Pentsgofl 5PCfltfl evacuate the hostages and their rescue team 1'Y ha II troUble; steel orders are his te-ciosing caper. A recent to have denied an knowledge' of - a study were to be 'iven protective cover r....memo v..'. pImetlng; corporations are closing plants ___ Was Rescue Attempt Hu ani arian ____ __________ __ ____ __ _______ ' A __ ) C ,' . _ BERRY'S WORLD - - This unusual man's character and personality have been manifest most clearly perhaps in the isolated epiode of his recent relationship with is not working. The services find It nearly impossible to recruit qualified personnel, and skilled technicians and noncommissioned officers are leaving at an alarming rate. These grave I .' . - - .. K! ?\ H F Al I S \l,iine The shortage could drive gr1idt 01 ii ea rk to B UPI i Hodnt SLice) has a srup prices up to about $24 i t she sill 1. foolproof recipe for maple jallun he said. \lapk srui r ided on Take akt told spring I dor t kno if %U ibm t -tilebacis of hr. "nisknc nights arm da s add a bit Lip tar1 i nough or h it 4inil t,isR Fa ll( cr.iik tIlt ufsnow on the ground and mix &ud Mis. TtwtxJor& Hussell of top of the liio is light thoroughly with 'a steady Manchester, Maine. "1 tap a amber, delicate in flavor and northwest wind. few trees just for nivsvlf and sonwwhat thinner than the Unfortunately, the weather iiiy family. W . grides hasn't cooperated this year about 15 pints of syrup.. This (;ride' A is darker, U1(I and the result may be a iiiaple sear we may get about 7 or grade 13 .iS the darkest and syrup shortage, that could pints after I boil it do n." thickest (if the three. drive prices sky high. In Putney, Vt., Madeline The sap is collected at the Stacey said the days. just Ilarlow's Sugar house usually end of each day, placed in haven't been warm enough ield.s about :soo gallons. large wooden tubs, and and the nights not cold enough "We're going to be lucky if strained into pans s here it is (0 Ili, iiiaple sap flow as it we get half a crop, plus the boiled do n into syrup. has in 'ears past. Its the poorest year '.eve ever luid Iijiwre than 25 US L - -S )ears. said Stacey,tho set JW VV.UY auTamonve,.ufl, out aboxit 2,M) buckets this )ear beneath the inaple trees with tlit ldp of hi sons Spring Tune Up Eugene and George. Includes Freon and Labor iin S .RECHARGE SYSTEM 5)101) producers in Vermont, • FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM New Ilaiiiihirt' and Maine • CLEAN CONDENSER FINS' have begun pulling their taps long before the', usually (10 2613 Orlando Dr (17 92), Sanford Ph 323-3550 because of the %%e1itht.r this Free estimate if other repairs needed I Anwar Sadat.' A Friend In Need. - . :'k - . . - Greater - . 4. WAYNE D. DOYLE', Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor.' RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. tempt to rescue the American hostages in Iran was due notice about the significant support given by Egypt to the United States. From the beginning of the Iranian 'crisis, President Anwar Sadat proclaimed to the American people and to the world that the United States was free to mount a rescue operation from Egyptian soil. This affirmative factor was an enormo us conti-ibution to U.S. planning. And so when push came to shove and the rescue effort was undertaken, Washington knew It had Egypt's blessings for the take-off of six military transport planesfrom an airport near Cairo to the fateful rendezvous.jn the *Iranian desert. President Sadat's foursquare sta nd with this country must be doubly appreciated because such support is in vivid contrast with the timid, tentative encouragement from most of our other international friends. As overwrought as the co un try is just now, this is no exc use why such assistance from such a friend should be taken for granted. In a world led by all-too-many timoro us mediocrities and colorless technicians, Anwar. Sadat appears the more remarkable for his vision, courage and dypamism. He seems to be one of the few world leaders who kn ows where he's coming from, where he is, and where he is going. Almost single-handedly he haecome the West's anchor against dangero us drift in the Middle East. He appears as the chief bulwark agai nst the Iranian-type convulsion in Egypt. Sap Cduld Zap Syrup Prices .... , - - .. .. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL. 32771 Area Code 30S322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 8, 1980-4A Thursday, Mays. 1980-5A , , " - k ' . , ______ j t ii.. ___ , 1 ___ "\Mitch out, dear-This SL1171day iS Wtlier's Da and phone lines wilrbe very bLISY-Why not avoid the &1ay by callin on Sarur 1 YOU do ca1 on Sunday, the best me:is'veen , ' ' .i,,....li..a Ik.• II. My Wd ym Pkk MuSkle for crying out raWWd in the deaths, or injurin of twarly h&U Lbe hostages and an even gmt*C num Of th* rewuleM RUAG WSON "NXId my reporter Ron McRae that just such a "worst- COnUgemy plans cdW for ft bombLng of sitlected tairpts uround the embsisy corill. pound to prevent reinforcements to the Iranian miihtai::.i'hoIding the embassy rap- - - Wt. __ ___ 11ill A - . by F.14 .,..L..t.... ..i..ke .10 ____i O mYug Ou wOfum , Some ominous, handwritiq is.also begug nW to appew an the White House walL 71he AFL-00,the Ww bastion amb Lafayette Park from the While House, 13 threatening outaolna setsi, ni ssiia ordered Us dWq of seven out of lo conThe three that wen reVieved we not in Swedm but in indonegia.- Twkey and Morocco. '- - w I And don't for et. D direct 'Iansave your money ., .-.. _111(r. % -. a. Southem Bell A9=93C num 01 urlawo, Downtown (main Oirtco,843-37M, W"t Oflando BruKh. 843-37W.'Wing" p"k Branch. 843-374X). Conway Drum*.943-3700. Longwood Bmnch, (Opening I 9W). CAMM11111 Park Bmnch..(0Miing 19W) Adustic Nadonal B&A of Somloole, Main OffKc. 322-Q I 1,'Motor Bmk.322-02111 -. , . - �¶ I' - ., ---I_ . - - I - - _. - - wiN .. - - • - - - - o t Eve,tng Herald, Sa n ford, Ft. I - OURSELVES IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fi Thursday, May 1i 1100 - - -• Rated' I - Diat-An-fri ction C6'uic1 Voice Worth Listening - - - e I -... - -.- 1 -- F • -P AW - - -4.' / • : -- --- • - E• 1 -, • How is an outstanding Morn selected when they're all outaiii The6tion was most difficult. Getting away from mothers, let's hand it to the students in • School. Each student wrote a letter to The Herald telling why his or her Morn was deserving of the "outstanding" title. And we agree — the letters about the outstanding monLs I - • - : ' - - • - • )\ I 7r - I fl • d — ; MRS ANDREW W. GREENBERG SusanRusho, ' - I7 I_/I •. - - Repeat Vows - Susan E. Rusho and Dr. r Andrew W. Gree n be rg were married in a double ring garden ceremony atMalson et - .Jurdin, Altamonte Springs. Judge Jack Block per. formed the rites. ... 2 p.m. ,,,, -• - - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.L. fl usho, 305 Sunset Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom 13 the son of Mrs. Rochelle Shlndler, 101 Hattaway Drive, The bride was given - In marriage by her father. - - Sheryl Rusho was the maid of honor and bridesmaids were Cindy Rusho and Cathy Rusho. Brian Greenberg served the bridegroom as best man. Dion Sons was the groomsnlan. - Followin g the ceremony, the reception was held at Malson eNardin Restaurant. - ' - After a wedding trip to the Bahamas, the newlyweds are making their home on Banana Lake, Sanford. The bride Is an auditor for Atlantic BanCorporatlon. The: bridegroom Is a Sanford dentist. - - - DEAR ABBY: According to a recent article In the PaciftcSters ai1 Stripes,, an American serviceman stationed LIT Korea wrote a De*rAbby letter telllhg you how sad it was to see those guys run to mall call every day hoping to t a letter, and walk sway each time empty-handed and downhearted. You published his le tter and asked yo ur readers to write to these lonely servicemen. The response was overwhelming! More than 10,000 letters came pouring In from school classes, church gr oups and concerned citizens. (One kid sent his entire allowance -$1 Lj.r to make pre "his soldier had enough nôttey to return a letter.) Many sent postage stamps and ),romiaes of cookies and goodies to come. It wasasupershowof support for the American serviceman, What a break for those guys stationed In Korea. How about doing the seine for us nonservicemen commissioned stationed in Okinawa? We're also far from home, lonesome, and would love to get mail. I promise you, you'll make a lot of guys happy. IN THE SERVICE IN OKINAWA DEAR IN: You're on! My out there who wants to correspond with a e- - - - [iq ' - Mother's Day Special One 5x7 - -• a - - - .- • . - • -- . 1 F' - I - - • . ' -- - F - •- • • - -. -• - %' - Two Theatre Workshops Offered At SCC c The Leisure Time Program from 10 a.m. to noon each day, to 2:30 p.m., each day, body dance, choreography, acting formation, call the Leisure at Seminole Community will involve barre and floor control and expression on the and directing has been Time Program at S(C. College is offering two theatre exercises, improvisation stage, and the arts of pan- demonstrated on Central These workshops are self- ' Florida stages In productions supported by student let's at workshops, "Stage Dance" in movement, and stage tomime and mime. and "Improvisation and - choreography, using music of "Funny Girl," "Cabaret," no expense to the taxpayer. "The from "A Chorus Line." Mlme" tiiinninu June 9. The Cher Sternoler. noted. "Who's Afraid of Viruinia -, --o-------o--•---- . . Monday Wiz," "Chicago," and other professional in Theatre Woolf," and "Chcago." workshops will meet broadway musicals. Education throughout The ;30 lea for each Thursday, ending on through • ''Improvisation and Florida, will conduct the workshop provides for the July 2. "Stage Dance," scheduled Mime," scheduled from 12:30 workshops. Mrs. Stempler's Instructional cost of the extensive experience in course. For more in. - - - - - rz in s - -It1DI 'I - Arm iivut..Wf. Is - M1 .((_ 1NJ II4& Ml - o-i of .... Mon. thru Thurs. W$— Fri 16-9— Sat.10.4— Sun. ' - 2994 ORLANDO -DR.- i. - - - ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. - ': - - -- - - - - - d LT4S p . -I - - The Sanford Chapter 1404 Women of the Moose will host the WOThI mld.year conference In Orlando Friday through Saturday. This honor is liven annually to a chapter from Moosehart Headquarters In Chicago. 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LV -- PORTRAITS MAY ALSO BE PURCHASED INDIVIDUALLY: Each 5x7 or set of 4 wallets, $2.45 Each BxlO, $4.90. .. - - . Age limit 12 yrs. 2 or 3 children together acid $1.00. - . • AOL • - Select from several poses and scenic backgrounds. A- Herald Photo by'Tome Vincent - - 95_11 - tóI v-w fl - - . - 1 "4 -- -- - •• . - ii..i _..e ...z.1.. IIIQI IIflI WIUUW5 WI - 'r I, ' '•• Well, that wonian can speak viceperson on Okinawa -and for herself. I'm a widow who don't forget women are loves to cook, and I'd consider stationed there, too -address t a pleasure to show a man yourlettth to: CONCERNED how well I perform in t he kitche n. So far the men I've NCO; IJSACC-J, SB (PROV met seem interested only in BOX 244; APO SF. 10331. DEAR ABBY: This Is for how well I perform in the the widow who says older bedroom! WOTflfl are turned off by men LOVES TO COOK who suggest that they'd sure IN CONN. -like a good home-cooked Do you w~h you had more meal. I happen to be an older friends? Get Abby's boOklK 1 who has dated a lot - "How To Be Popular; You're older women, so may Never Too Young or Too Old." respond? Send $1 wi th a long, sellThere are a lot more older addressed, stamped (28 women around than olde r cents) envelope to: Abby, men, so since they're lonely, Popularity, 132 Leaky Drive, let them make the overture by Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. saying they were "forced to buy tickets" to something and DEAR ABBY: My husband need an escort, etc. and I went on a twoweek trip Most men who live alone last year and hired a woman are tired of restaurant food, to stay in our home. and look so why not admit they'd ap- alter our children. predate a good hotflecOOked Alter we value home, I meal? couldn't find my favorite pair Nearly every widow I've of earrings. They were only dated is loaded from what her tostume jewelry, but I like husband left her, nd If I try to them and wore them with get romantic I find out that many outfits. she may have contr ibu ted to Last evening my husband her husband's death by and I went to a movie, and as denying him love, so the poor we came out, there was this guy killed himself making friend who stayed at our home money to forget his sexual last, wearing my earrings! boredom. Up untif that time I wanted to Personally, I'd ra ther eat believe that I had just alone at the Elks Club than misplaced them. Needless to take out some over-the-hill say, I was shocked. Shall I ask broad and plunk down $12 or her to return my earrings? or $li for her dinner. Plus, most should I just wait and hope of them can drink ire under she reads your column and table, and at today's br ings them back? prices, I can't afford it. CALIFORNIA WIDOWER MRS,A DEAR WIDOWER; Now DEAR MRS. A.: Ask her. let's bear II from the distaff But don't expect her to bring thenIback.Anyone who 'would DEAR ABBY: A widow steal would probably be. - ( " - . - are turned off by gentlemen who say, "Gee, I'd sure enjoy a good home-cooked meal," and If a man really wants to make a big hit with a lady he should say, "I cer tainly miss company at mealtime. What time shall I call for you?" - - - - Ow 'In Natural Cr reg. $2.45 • •.s ... I U IU . - - - ". -- •• - And with enough women making themselves heard in Washington, she says, Abzug's dial-an-action could become a voice that bears listening to Yields 10,000 Letters • • -- Not to be overlooked is the teacher who'lso rates "outstanding According to school secretary, Dotty Rains Mrs. Lowers 'Is bubblyperson her lift toles around the students. '—DoRIS DIETRICH '. ". - Serviceman*s Requesf- : A - - • - - And so far, so effective, she says. ''The phone rings every two minutes. I'd have to look up the phone bills to see exactly howrnanycaILswe'vehad — thousands — bttIdoknowwe're spending 816(K) for every 80 hours of calls' So, says Abzg, "I talked to other Women activists and we decided to set up a toll-free phone number women all over the country could call to find out what action they could take on Issue affecting women this week or this month." %,, 0 They named it the Women USA Hotline and Installed it in Abzug's New York offices in January. Tlns is how it w0rIcs Dial 800-211-4945 (or 212-344-2531 in New York state) and you get a 90-second message recorded by Abzug, Gloria Stelnem, former Congresswoman -Patsy - Mink of Honolulu and other members of Women USA, regarding a bill in Congress that needs immediate support or opposition, budget cuts affecting women and who to complain to about them; health alerts (e.g., If you took DES when you were pregnant and you have a daughter, see hit she's examined); upcoming demonstrations of interest to women, etc. , Whatever the message, it has to do with women bu t not with politics in the party sense of the word - Outstand"ng_ - - 1 - . Again this year, The Herald conducted a search for an "Outstanding Mom, who will be featured in OURSELVES - Women USA Hotline By.LLlE GROsSMAN Speelal To The Herald NEW YORK (NEA) — "When! was fired by the piesident as Co-Chairperson of the National Advisory committee for Women," bellows Bella Abzug, "the shock hits nerve In the Country. Thousands of women all over wrote to me in great anguish ." They lost their voice when she lost her Job, they said. She'd -cried out against budget cuts in already. meagerly funded programs for women (which is why she got fired, she siys); and she'd- cried out for more programs for them — job training, child care, etc. What do we do now, they wrote? We don't have time to join women's organizations; we don't even have time to keep up with events that affect us. We need to know what's happening and what to do about It — quickly. We need, In short, some ", , ' $tu de nts, Letters •'j AW - Thursdjy,MayI,1so__7A' THESE DAYS ONLY. MAY FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. *ZWN First subject 884. Addltionsubects $1.00each. Bockounds may occasionally change Remember, children must be accompanied by a parent. DAILY: 10 AM : $ PM SUNDAY: 12N - 5 PM HIGH WAY 17.92 AT AIRPORT BOULEVARD, . SANFORD *ONE SPECIAL PER PERSON* - -•- ------- — - �5' 4, A , a • 1. Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. 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Jones was suspended alter he ii as indicted in February on second-degree grand theft charges and was replaced on an interim basis by llritton, 49, a veteran admnustrator in the S(11001 s stein, the nation's fifth largest Britton as given a four-year contract Wednesday. Board iuuemuutrr Phyllis Millers notion ti, dusuuuiss Jones recommended he he fired in broad technical grounds that include misconduct, incompetence, gross insubordination, neglect of duty, conviction of a cruuie involving moral turpitude and action_s in breach of a superintendent's contract. The Diamond Store Coming Soon SKUNKS ++ * ORLANDO, Flu. (UPI i- Western Electric officials have decided to build it $00 million electronics manufacturing plant in southwest Orange County, it was reported today. Gov. Bob Grahaiii will hold a news (Inference next week to announce plans for the facility in an Orlando Central Park. An estimated 4,(XX)-.4,00 i,%orkers ulI be hired at the new plant. 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And in the second quarter, net farm income is runttmg at an annual rate of 37 percent below last %-car, when income reached $33 billion. the second highest 'in record, the department said. Suspended After Arrest .133 Glue Member F.D.I.C. LADIES BULOVA- SEIKOBAYLOR. ELGIN : She will love you for ncome. Plummets., State REG. 12.99 WONDERBOND PLUS Special R(*AR PtCI - •.++ N 6 Super Curl %IILC!I. tM ON • GILLETTE 3 IN 1 Mother's Days cS FACTOR'! $A$NS fti 'Oft FAN ' - :. P, FLORIDA BRIEF REG. 8.49 Gas Can ' • LONOWOODOFFICE 1010 S.R.434 LONG WOOD Pt*% $EPSNS $TITCH W Washer on 000 1 - AND Vft aknuaxn bSZAG itrt $T*1tE$ IWLIIN 1)T Lt AND lUND HEMS, M REG. 19.95 S GAL DOME'METAL C ENTRAL OFF ICE 3C00 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD • Mt ED'S Dalcialu PIZZAS • 09 JET-X PRESSURE ( FLAGSHIP BANK* All THE BANK YOU U EVER NEEDS'S For Mom WITH THIS ADI Treat Mom to* one of (24-HOUR AUTOMATED TELLER) AT - +',•* ••• S Limit Rights Reserved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Jack ' .,- .t•L; Y --S • PRICES GOOD IMKU SATURDAY WITH - S"§ 60C HALF GALLON or For Mothers Day THROUGH SATURDAY • erifs - Ice Cream • p -; 10 + qwqftlaw u.s 4 uM w'.' g Publix • -, - I Get Acquainted - SANFORD PLAZA ONLY 5-- ' IW Or earts. the I ,in ti UWL V.IIUIU USIJIJIISII lit'','. IIVdU9UUIIIV[S UI ltIIUiILd, SIIU I11tiliIS II. I%UUSC. Lilt' court's circuit executive. -- N PVIflhtD - WU W wA THIS WEEKEND Ill - • • NEW Ol1l.EANS UPI i —The 5th U.S. ('ircuitUoiirt of Appeals, lüch includes Florida unanimously has petitioned Congress to split its territor established a new court conilwsed of .y in states half and the of Alabama, Florida and Georgia. A court spokesman said Wednesday all 24 active judges voted in favor of the resolution, Much uuhl establish a new 11th Circuit to hear federal appeals. The judges' proposal would keep Texas, lAuisiana and Mississippiffl the 5th Circuit, wifli headquarters 10 MONEY I SPONSORED BY SANFORD. SEMINOLE ARTASSOCIAflON AND THE SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, COME AND ENJOY •,-• Florida To Get New Court? - OVER 400 PRIZES GAS, TIME. AN I • . Thursday, May S, 1980-4A -INBRIEF C0sh Re II - NATION THIRD ANNUAL V, .11 1 - NV • - 1 3234635j:: -• JCPenney Sanford Plaza Florida Rests Police Case' TAMPA, Flu. UPI The state of Florida rested its case this morning at the trial of five former Dade County policemen charged in the heating death of black insurance iian Arthur McI)uffie+ The only witness called by the state today wa_s Nivia Del Toro, wife of one of the defendants. The state called her to show there was no relationship b blot*l or iiiarriage of any of the five defendants, a necery requirement in order to prove accessory charges in the case. Dr. Ronald Wright, deputy medical examiner for Dade County, told the jury Wednesday that Mc[)ulfi&s injuries were similar to the fracture someone might receive falling on concrete from a four-story window. Wright said one blow received just above the bridge of the victint's pose could have been enough to cause the death. Food Stamps Could Be Late TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) - Food stamp recipients are going to receive a notice in the mail shorliy warning that their coupons for June may be late. Health and Rehabilitative Services Smetary David Pingree said Wednesday there is "less than a 50-50 chance" that Congress will fund a deficit in the program In time to get the stamps to 900,000 Florida ecipients on schedule. -+ The deadline is May l, but predictions now are that + lt will he closer to May l, when Congresalstorece before action is taken to Lift the ceiling. a + + �d . .. - V .-- - - p * -V , I . V. - . . . - -. - - . - -- - . . s - $ . - - - • - . -- +. 4. a- S .+ * - a S - - . . V V . p . - 4 • .. Erving, Dçiwkins, Cheeks Spark Offense. S V V V V. National League V East W L Pct. GB pttsbrgh 15 7 382 New York Philadelphia .kots L.A. 107-104 Series $ 16 .333 S West W L Pc). GB HouSton 17 S .6 - Cincl 17 10 .630 • 1 14 11 SeC 3 12 13 .450 5 S iS .34 S Los Ang San DIego Atlanta San Fran -- * Sunday's opening game of the NBA championship series, Julius Ering made a prediction. "When one team gets real hot," the 23-point lead and it appeared a blowout was inevitable. But Los Angeles came pack faster than a bad check. The Lakers' sizzling rally whittled the Zi-point deficit to a single point other team is to come back. If you don't come ' game. * "There will be no biowouts in this series." In the First half of Wednesday's secbnd ' second game. "We expected them to coiiie back at us," he prediction invalid, He scored 12 points in the it was announced alter the game Laker forward Spencer Haywood was suspended added ZI each. •. play but it didn't come until the 11th hour." onepoint lead closed out the game's scoring nesday night's game, in which he played just action, the massive-S-li, 265-pounder said. "I shot - - * National League Roundup - American League ' w i_ PCI. GB ii New York - The first two went for strikes against Parker in the seventh inning, but the Pittsburgh slugger lined up the next one and "1 * ' ve the..1rates a 7 S.' mighteven swinging," National League Montreal blanked Houston, 3-0, Chicago defeated San Diego, 'i'. victory over the Dodgers. ve beena ball. It justhappened to be where I was V. Four-run seventh, when Dave I.opes drew a bases-loaded walk and Madlock's throwing error on Smith's grounder paved the Photo by UPI I(riight I)octor.J.pictured here In his-familiar mid-air pattern to (ho bucket, shows why the Lakers will itave a tough time (he remainder of the J r. 000002 400- 6 11 0 League. • - ' - V game, i In Pit Hrrandt. StVL Cabell. Hou _________ iIV_ . ,,,nc with twn n,nrfl tDllInC in rnr,,,.' c ,,i,,r,fjn ttvn S.iS.4J1 •' lflS.' i ioia null Sn LI lilt'S S. SUIIISO 0 S.MI lIES. flU4 b" - ... ,l,, ' L;'- , -' . ', , ' '' Knight struck out 13 and walked low-, lie struck out the side in the second, third and sixth innings, putting together a string of seven strikeouts during the first, second and third fraiiies. , . - . V _____ __________ - . - - - - - - I Si McGowan 311 Jones i S I Calsopsl. 131 Lute Maffihl JenkIns Tayer JaIl.,,.. ' 31 I 4 I I III - -. . V V _____ . : .. - lead For the first time with one run in the bottoiii of the fifth. VFW pushed Four runs across the plate in the sixth and Ctiarron shut out the side in the bottoiii of the sixth, hour time Korgan fanned eight in the agairt Krayola Kollege. VFW nulnaged only Four hits, including a triple and single b)- Bob Sh.aw. Larry Byrd and Steve Barnes added singles. William Cam hit for the cycle for Knights of Colwnbus, stroking a sln,gle, double, triple and home run in four . - .,. 's., out at Westside Field, while Clem Leonard Shell plays Poppa Jay's at 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. First Federal plays Sunniland Corporation at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. -.-*--- FAll INIURANCI CAIDINAL,S PIIATBI -- - - i.m * 3 I * ClISSOD .3 S S $M4fl5e Fear I i Radish - kail $ TOTALS 4 l Miller .lSEh.al.0 II IthISSi - P100-IS 'Nassau 311 sas-ta Wr$ as*s • CbIIISIaS • I - - ?' ' . •'-V•f - . :. - VS inning runs for Atlantic and turned in a no-hIt clobbered Krayola Kohlege 31-0. mound gem - teammates 3-Il Wised •I $55 laps • -- - V. route to a 12-5 trIumph over theChlcaio White Sox. "Aft all5 we get ttree outs, don't we?" - , Mike Waits and Hassey; Kingman, -_ (2-3) L-Kingman (2-4). for Cleveland, Orioles 8, Twins $ Ceti Singleton's grounder drove home Al Buzntry with . - - - 3 * 3 1an.g III 35I $t1 5,5 $ I * C4,1 $51 Edwards $IIO..Ns ISS Sellamy 555 lOS CI , ' - * I - - - ,,, - - - 221 Mel?.. Waisams. • i s '' ' TOTAU $1115 that many In a row." from third base on a games, Cleveland beat Oak- bere. touehlng off a three-run land, 2-1, Baltimore downed Baton 11th for tl win. (1.3). HR-Kanss City, DoUser. Sea 113 000 001 1- 1 Il 2,, age (1). Rozema, Hiller (3), Tobik N.Y. MItw 010 100003-- 4 . 6 1 Abbott, Rawiey (5), Heaver19 - . 000010000- i 72 (9). W-Heaverlo (101. LJohn and C'one; Ttayeri,- UnderwooØ (0.2). HRs-Sisflio,! ' - aSS AtteatioSach 15(11) a-lI * Milwaukee,, 4-1, clipped Otto Velez drove In th10 Minnesota 29 May 1 6, PhlIdpIii May 4 Philadelpifia 5. Mmnesota ) May 6 Philadelpf'ila 3, Mm eesota 2 May S - 'Minnesota at - - Farmer, Americas League ld CIII S Stod4ard, Ball BuIBSISIor, Boo 4, Lopez, Des . . ' S 14A I ....1 AJ'M $,..• . :. . * . . -,, . ) / - -. l.. . . (lit' I11il('VlIit'(llt's fl'lIY Fridiy. the Will helped (hi' Saints ice the Class .'t State ('Ihimpionship 'hack leet held at Shualter Field in Winter Park. V . Nicklaus. Trevino, the year's No. 2 iiioncv %lnner. has Slili once and Irüshe1 tiiitl 'threefiiiies Round * aS I1t'iil(I Iii a stidtlt'ii death l)1a 1 If b lav F'lul+ Victory Since winning the firitisli ()jx'n aliiuist - i;n Cs.pir slaw SANPOND UP ::: II 5UN$HINI . sr.v IUrIs PLAN - I WICtS : :: 11311 &' H N 14111011 4 I I Mclnt,arff 30I DavIs :4 I 0 Hilton II 0 4 3 Hogan 4 3 I Di.m•rk ii I Yavrshaw 4 5 Harper 3 5 5 Turner I 5 5 Totals 27 .: IS Is lusters. 1, V Total' 1 33 wlie 4 1 3 McGavily I I 3I • Jearbsra )i I I C $chrteq II S 3 •C 311311 L IrSdy Totals Nals I I S Nebinsi. Istels 351 ISI II) SunslsneTy III 25 05 5-Il Hans... 211 Dwwi Lary'sChsvr. SIC III III 3-I Last.ru I S S Sanders' I I I 3 2 D.WII.IU uo-ros s1Mi.oLu 1 55 Tatal Clyber. 31 1311 AUTO Al N H T.tals 37 III? Anderson MACHINU 40I NlCtan MI IN lS P,dd,r 4 1• 4 • I Flamm a1t1lPewir, 3)-IN S-It McOive,n 4311.111511 403 !w'!ler *11.0 I 300 4' , Titus rCI - STOOMSERO CARLCNR H 2 0 I APicrift Johnson • - 328 HAMPS ANOtLS N H IIS Titsis AS H C 34 11-21 •1VWIity 00 IS • I I I L$w.nc. P If JenkilI 311 31 £ 6 V 45I 4I2 12 5 150 4II ____ !" 37751 S II - Kegler's Korner __________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ WASH DAY - Buffalo' $ p rn . ___________________________ ATIIRN FOR THE _ WORSE _ _____________ ____________ - 4, ______________________________ - Slanders, 5 p.m. _____ _______ '5, ? - High Series Kathy Cooper 502, Morgan US Standings: Vikings, Splitters, 161. Anna Kanavel 415. PoIly Goof Balls, Sex Symbols, Soap BurgeSS 461. Abby McCasiin £42. Svds Hits IMisses, Pinch Pins, Mabel Vogel 410 Scatter Pins, Whiz Kids, Drip Converted Splits Kathy Cooper Dries, Make-Ups, .Shamrocks, 310. Gladys Doyle 3-10, Helen Hooks I, Curves, Harrison 310, Eve Rogei'o 310, Three and Block Busters, Hat Shots, Go- Marion FarelIa 3 10, Evelyn getters, Alley Cats. DeM.attio 1 57. Dee Bnister $ 10. High Games; Verne PohI 209, Other Highlights Turkey Irving Fried 204, Andy Patrick 200. Marion Farelia. BobClarke 19$ Joe Welck 197, JIm JET SOWLERETTES Standings - Seminole Loan, Arroyo 195, Ted Puckefl 192, M Mckibben 19), MarvinMcNutt 1S7, Galloway Builders, Big T Tire 6 Rudy Westray 152, Adrian Ro.s Wheel. June's Beauty Shop, Ladies $10, Mirlin Hansen 177, Li Auxiliary Fleet Reserve, Witts Miller 177, Bill Morris 176, Fred Amoco, Muon Aulo Parts, Milady Weiton 174, Charles Adlington 173, FabrIc I. Crafts, Jacobs Grove Dan Burton 172, Carol. Shindie Serv,ce, Johnny Walker.19), Ginny McKibbsn 173, Helen High Gamej: Peggy Moon 202, Stettner 110, WInnie Spencer 16$, Siselvy Fore 161, Shirley Ripp Ill, Lucille Thatcher 165, Llllle Barbara Btad$haw 171, Shirley Adlingtón 165, Barbara Knesei Simas iSl, Anna Coleman '76, , . . Arroyo 511, Jo. Weick 506, Ted Pucktt 495, Bill Mcvrii 479, Fred Weston 469, Sam Kamlneky 467, Lisle Miller 140, Winnie Spencer 461. Lucille Thatcher 44$, Barbara Knesei 44, - 1 - . ' AUVEJI 1ARRIVE ____J Johnnie Lautzenkiser 170, Reese Moon 132, Vernon While 501+ Larry BlaIr 455, Bryant Hickson Jr 479. Ray Fore 511. Roger Johnson 1Q, Ginny Huff SI4, Shirley Setala 165. Dee Nader 365, Peggy Moon 471, Lyvonne Drmnkwater 38! Other Highlights. Star of the Week Roger Johnson 14 High Averages Jim Nader I??. Gus Sexton Ill DELTONAPINBUSTERS Standings: Spoilers. Jet Set. Rebels, Bucks & Does. Young at Heart. Leprechauns, Mr 6 Mrs Super Spot-Is, Yankees, Gators. Cracker jacks, E-Z Marks. Dynamos Lucky Strikes. Gems. Double Dozen. Popeyes. Bare Hares, Easy Go es's, CharIies Angels, Four Diamonds, Orange ASi()w AS + FOR SIZE P195-70R1) PLUS F E T 52+25 Kaminshy 4-7-10; LucIa Weaver I- Shirley Slmas 5-4, Kay Sassman 4. 7-10; Ted Foote 4-9; Sill Morris 4 7. '7;France$OlIon4$;JaeWeick4 Other Highlights: Queen of 5; Gordon Lamb 5-7, Mitri Laudon Weeli Helen hepard. 5-4, Martin Hanees 5-6, 4-7; lad Hiatt 7-I, Rose Patrick 6-710; Ruth SALL&CIIAIN Poole 3-5-7; Fran FIleger 3-10, StandIngs: Mooç Pin. Hut 'n' Verne Poltl 3.10; Dan Burton 3-10. Se*, Intruders, Go Betumeens, lUCK'S CUSTOM Alley Cats, Round Tuits, Pin CAT,III*S Heads, The Fill ins. Standing: Sambo's,-. BIW' High Games: .i.J. Sexton 179. Market. Dick's Appliance, Bonito Johnny Loufzenklser 147, R.se tlinger 1$), Marcel Thibodeau 176, Slep Up from Sleel lo The _______ e® Advanta 0 Four rugged, resilient Rayon belt plies John Makowski 179, Dan Burton 116, Don Burhenne 113, Verlin Smith 17), Verne PoltI 170, Ole Olbon 164, RaV Pucker 161, Rose Pa rick 15$, Barbara Knesel 161, Verda Grooms 173, Julie Russo 113, Carole Shindie 171, Dolores Burke 161, Ruth Mueller 14.4, LillLanPohi 16.4, Olive Westray 163, Aline Smith -163, Ruth Foote 160, Winnie Spencer 157. GFNOR'S Land Clearing, Nice Day Coin Blair 117, Drew Kirk Ill, Bryant Lasmdry. Hickaon Jr. 15$, Ray Fore 202. Jim Arroyo 552, Bob Auge 555, Mac Mckibben 550, Ralph Grooms 544, - COMMISSIOPI Gladys Doyle 147, MarIon FavoRs Shirley letala 113, Dee Nader 150. 15$, Poliy Burgess III, Abby Frankle Laitzenkiser 110, Peggy McCufln 173. Mabel Vogel 175. Moon 155, Thelma Hickson 175, ( uS RemndI SQL Verne PohI $03, 'nhnMakowski 493, Don Burhenne 493, Ted Tobias 457, Dan Burton * , . . , _____ ________ 72.25 -- support tread and minimize squirm Wrapped in a network of DuroGard' belted strength for mules of smoothdrlving P215-70R14 P225-70R14 P235-70R14 running undertreod with a long-wearing surface P235-70RS 85.12 P255-lORiS 89.50 - . 75,37 78,63 . j 2.70 2.87 2.99 3.24 3.56 ________________________________ I I . S - - ' - 62 -- Mac Mckibben 2$?, Bob Auge 205, Jim Arroyo 204, Gus Reiodl 703, Ralph Grooms 191, Ted Foote 191, Mike Burke 192, Lisle Miller 191, Ted Tobias 159, Lou Bolton Ill, Arthur Sfrelt 151, Sam Kammnsky • + , High Series: Peggy Moon 559, Anna Coleman 502, Mae Wilkins 452, Rose Vaughn 410, Diane Prevatt 416. Converted Spiils: Gore Thompson 45, Helen Slsepard S-I. ' 40 -V.. Mac McKibben 533, Marlin Rose Vaughn 169, Diane Prevatf Hacienda Ninos, Strikers + * reachcs lt'a, tst'idlier could \tII i)la% .1 t,ittiir ICon is - V 'V * . - ' . * - V- , - . - -- Castro (9) and Moore. W-.John Detroit, Gibson III V L' S. V Al H N AUTHORITY as I V.iIns Tucker SANK 431 AIHN Davis 431 HogEins Al H 4 12 Unetl I kl. • II SmiTh Stsidsnmlre 4 II A*den.. 3 55 Needy 4 II slyth. I I 3 McO,y SImpson 4 33 •iiry I S S RIfles • 3 leyles 4 3 • Yesssr G*fISO 321 WIlsen 3 I I Oren.i 4 31 Iepsrman I I 2 SmIth Pa?tlah. • . A$$WVI l 1 McKjnze S I 2 TItus 331 Heap. - - Old Shirley. SD 1; LiCoite, 11941, Howe, LA. Frymin. Mit ORLANDO Philadelphia, S:05 p.m. Buffalo vs. N.Y. islanders (N.Y Islanders lead series, 3-I) April 79 N.Y. Islanders i Buffalo 1 May I N V Islanders 2, Buffalo I (7otl May 3 N V islanders 1, Buffalo 4 May 6 Buffalo 7, N.Y 'slanders i May 8 N V. Islanders at Buffalo, 8:03 p.m LO RI 0 - Plan dumped Coastal Power 19-12, Shadows romped toa 2711 victory over Flagship Bank, Lloyd's shaded Seminole Auto Machine by a single run 12-11 and liamp's Angels whipped Stromberg . - - Men's Softball League. In other Tuesday night action Swnhine TV edged - Keough, Oak 1.40. Shibsieti -' .National League Richard,_____________________ HQU 4$; Crtton. PhIl 37; F Vuckovich, St.L and Monteh,s- 1i CO, SF 33; Ryan, Nov 31. America, LMgue Redfei'n. MiIhs and Norris, Oak 33; MItlick, Tex 2$; Liofsud. XC 5jwCi.4I( STATE _________________________ and Guidry, Ny 77. -_ Saves . . f4tionisI Leagvó Sutter, - • i Ir.WII Oando Helicopter pounded out 17 hitS Tuesday night to score a 21-6 romp over Sanford Housing Authority to s-May II Philadelphia at 9 - 03 pm. Mmnnesl,ta, i - - Minstesct - - * nil - W1tegar; Flanagan, St.warf Burieson (3), Fisk (6). . T.Martinez (5) and Deenp1 in two runs In a fourth-Inning, Yankees 4, brewers 1 say. W-Stewart (1-2). LToronto 202007 100.-i i2 ,, eight-run outburst, with two Soderholm homered, Marshall (0-)). HR5 SalCalif " 100 000 011- 3 10 out. The nine straight hits aingledand scored two runs to timore, Crowley (1); Mm. Stub and Whitt; Knapp,,were one shy of the AL record stçport Tommy John's 10ven- nesoaø, W5M9b? (2). LeRothe (1), Barr (7), Mar.tln.z (9) and Donohue, W- set by Boston in 1901. hit pitching and lead. New Kan City 100 830 000-fl 160 Stieb (4-1)., L-Knapp (,0-2), "1 only count the runs, not York (.0 its fifth straight CIII 003200000-5 140 HRs-Toronto, WOods (2), Vele.. Christenson (4). Martin the hits," Kansas City victory. (I); California, RudI (1). (5) and Watlsan; Krsvec, --Manager'Jim Frey said. "I Red Sax 7, Ranges-i 4 Scarb.rv (4) and 1(1mm. W-" (10 mminqs) , Nan.a.i League .Ballnsen, 0.95; Lucas, SD 1.50; P11mev, Mtl 1.71; Carlton, Phil 1.14; Matul., Atl i.fl. A4IrICIN LoaCue P101715. O.k 0.44, Proly, CIti 1,08; Mtl U.L. Washington each drove eighth. - vs Earned Run Average Sos 10000021003-7 is Tox O2O000O00-4 6 Torrel, Bvrdmeier 1$).. Drago (5) and Fisk; Matlack, Danwln' (I), Lyle (9). Divine (10) an4 Sunberg. W-Drago (2-1). L . RlchNd, Hou American League .Iolin, NY and Honiycutt, Sea 5-0; P1071*, Oak 4-0; Barker, Redfern, MUm Slieb, Toy 4-1; - - ... .,Mmrme*4 to 000 $40 320-4 12 1 002 22002x- $ 1)1 Salt Verhoeven WillIams, (1), Ericson (5), Marshall (7), - Ton 23; .. ,', and Vele:. - ,, ' NempSso AIIM 110*111 $ *11W HIEW , * Pound White Sóx 12-5 Royals assemble a near- four-hitter - - . * and 20; Hargrove, Ciev and Parnish, Dot 19. Stolen Sues National League - Mcreno, Pitt 16; COdeno, Nov 13; LeFlori, Mtl 17; Law, LA 10, Scott, Mlii. American League - Hender Ion, Oak and Wills, Tex $0; Carew, Cal and WilSon, KC 5; Bumbry, Bait and Moiutor, Mil '. Pitching Victort•s Nati.i League Carlton, Phil and Vuckovich, St+L 5-1; FQ,Sth, Nov. Bibby and Tekul- as he and his _ * -- - - .. ' * I - V. - "I figure you keep going defeated Detroit, 3-2, in 10 cluding a two-run homer to pinch runner Rodney Craig give Toronto its fifth straight from second base with two out, until Ue thilr1 out," McRae in the 10th. AmerIcan League .sald Wednesday night, after 2, A's 1 000 000- 7 5 1 (50). L-Travers (1.1). HR-' cove - _ ______ - 1_I - By United Press International Boston dumped Texas, -4, in runs with a homer and a victory. Apparently it takes quite a 11 InnIngs, Toronto topped sacrifice fly and Al Woods Mariners 7, Tigers 6 * * , - Royals Gregg Pond poked a double for Jack Prosser Ford and Chris Jones added a single. s - - American 'eague Roundup Reglnajdflayesblastedahomerun, double and single for Seminole Petroleum, while Tom Mitchell blasted a grand slam home run, Matt Hines added a double. ' giving up just one run. 25 97 33 .340 25 97 33.340 NY 7; FIsk, Bos aM SmalI., Mirmi Runs Batted in National League - Cru:, Hov and Schmidt, Phil 23. Garvey, LA and Pci?:, St L 21, Hendrick. St.L 20. . * remainder of the contest, -, . - . . - rt':' :; ________________________ 10 and walked seven. - '1 1 31 , •. - Williams struck I I I Itws.d I I I Seminole Snorting Goods at 6p.m. II I lussall 4 I 1 I I I Kllger , , i s S 4 I I Vi S S S PIQ$51N POND SIMINOII Davis I I I s..tovAS N N PITIOLIUM I I I lb Jest'. III 2 1 5 AtkuiPied All H JsJ.ct'a - . . • Clem Leonard Shell plays Ken Kern's Garage at 4:30 p.m., lOuIS. MeUif. enae $ I I Rhodes : - •- MANY Prosser Ford behind the two-hit pitching of Pat Willlwns. Jack ' the Pirates. Roller - • 'V Herald Photo by Tom VIncent 14 base hits Wednesday night Wa,sir Whittles. to netch an 18-6 victory over Me • • Ns.Ls. •• the Pirates In Triple-A action lelSet lIke IIS ISI Nudes. In. the Altamonte Little GOwSOS Ill SI S Newtl.t ,g. II* $ 3 5 lest ISO P1*0th 1 I S CIIIdIM II S TOYAU *1 15 TOTAU I S I Hayes 323 JonSO 55 The Cardinals exploded for TOTALS 16 1114 !OTAU ISS $S $5)$ Wys. PiogsIipkM •05M In the sond and five nm.s III MIllS-S PsopSes 00 130-4 Sesilir I I I K1II'Vt% - I 1 1 *50015'S fourth innings and put the Wail I SI Wade RIDS Al N N YANKIUS I I S KIAYOI.A ATLANTIC SANK 5 I I HorNs game completely out of reach a as * H ladedi 5 1 s KOLLIGI AS * N Richardson I i Mi.,. 4 1 1 Mandet. NageN with a sl-run sixth-Inning. Server. 4 1 I Al N H sUer IIS SIS $10.. S S S Lewis, 355 251 Kergon. 1St ConEs Cardinal pitcher Mark ce.*isa 4 I $ab.I 3 1 1 TOTAU 111$ Neiso.b halley 3 $ IS I SC 1,a.a HlasS TOTALS III) S Ciwail 443 I S 5 Ashcrslt Whittinglon gave way to Lilt Mads*v I a Lucs I S S Altlaass $II I I PveSsirPord S I $ weow stad reliever Jon Roller after __ ___ $SS 5*0* ISO ______ 1 1 Sim.Ps4rsk 111 3 I I Albed Cart runs to Ln•w, n Bumbry, Bal T AS N N PreycBarmadum 4 4 3 sic Che, 4 1 1 JIll)-- . Trammell, DI pjrez. Bos oopr, Mu Moiitr, Mu Fisk, Bos * Farr Ins. Cardinals 18-6 - .. . In today's action In the Sanford Little National League, H•ymes . * - Lt Beinbaum went 3-4 at the plate and the Fair -. ...' - Brian Ashcraft paced Atlantic Bank at the plate with a double and two singles and Joey Evans added a triple and single. Doug Atkinson alsq hit a triple. COLUMIUS Thomas 43S AIPH 4 II stirS TI.rm III Scott 135 Tr.utmaa II I lane II I McCIevd I25 Char,'un 4SS W.PrsdrIck ItS Harris I S S Hell I IS '" III L.Prldric* ni I I I Weirie ISI Iraden 1 S S Carv 414 IIS II 1 TOTALS 30 II 4 GaIns ISC HlIIsMu 2 TOTALS 21 II S 113 114-H NehtsetCetumWs S14 515-lI limit. s.- four-inning performance , 'V. '' V - , Semifinal Round Philadelphia National League - Schmidt, Phil 5; Luzinskl, Phil 7; Kingmen and Marlin, Chi and Baker. LA 6 American League - Vet.:, .. - . - 13 5 III Dsbose III IrvI. 4 II $21 IIllams ISI ISS 4 1 I Thomas I 55 Murphy I IS No.,s.n I• Olviden I I I Laws.. SImmons S I S TOTALS U h5 TOTALS II It 4 Rotary Meess 110 05 I-Il VPW KNIGHTS Taneer VotiHerbulls Ioyd ScIab V I . 4) . ' n GAB H PcI. 22 10 25 .100 io s .ae 21 69 25 .362 7*- 97 33 .361 19 75 27 360 20 54 30 .337 20 70 23 331 . - Knight and Darns Littles each smacked a double and single. Terry Miller also hit a double. rIo nocftey -. . ________ singles, while '' Parrot? on the 21-day disabled list. NHL Playoffs 77 26 21 96 37 :333 ,,,,, ______ - ... j ______ . V. -. --I., 5-3 3 Van Su'p.r 1 I 0 SyInglon the third. Both teams scored Five runs in the Fourth, but sixth for.the three-run margin. , 21 76 26 * stronr, t." Mora to Tacom.. 24 94 33 :331 Dot Summrs, -.p-4 d 7, - ' - VFW, scattering six hits and and Billy &'hab also hit a striking out 12. Ills per- double. formanee as blemished by a John McGowan had a pair dozen walks, of singles for Moose. -. VFW led S-I before Knights MOOSI NOTARY Al N H Al N H of Columbus tied the score - :: - Garner - - . . play," Watson said, "but that is to be expected. Nevertheless, there are just so many places you can play." Watson, as usual, seems to be at the top of his gailie. "I caine to town a few weeks ago to work," Watson said. "Thanks to Byron I'm striking my irons much better now. That will be a big help here. I think my driving is a little Cleveland-Purchased contract . I"lagshlp Bank bounced back with three runs in the fifth. '-"I ik' of Ohio State, and safety Kevin of outfielder Miguel Dilone from the Chicago Cubs' AAA affiliate, and assigned outfielder, Apdees 21 54 35 .117 .L Smith, LA Cedino, Nov - I. .. . -' . - L.a... ...,. ------------ Reitz, St.L V inning and nipped Knights of against Moose, led at the plate Flagship Bank scored its first run in the top of the First Columbus 14.11 Wednesday in by Marty Johns)n and Steve the Sanford Junior League. Boyd. Johnson smashed a-' 5and made it 3-0 witha pair of runs in the top of the fourth. Boyd blasted a triple and two sinides. Clint ilvineton - -- Mahor - . V .A - V .. ' their tourneys. I V -. State Track Meet. Holy Cross football team New Orleans - Signed center Detroit a) California, night - -'V... • - Youngstown State, defensive end Keevan Gnimmett of Purdu.. offensive lineman Rick Jei Catawba, running backs Bill Ring of Brigham Young and Ric Volley a free.aäent contract. Kansas city at Boston, night Baseball Chicago at Texas, night B a 1)1 m 0 r e at Milwaukee, - Chicago (NL) - Sold center night fielder Miguel Duione to Cleveland Indians. Cleveland at Seattle, night Firt place Atlantic Bank put together a 21-run 'third V agents - Pitt wide receiver Willie 5ie Cubs. (5). ' V Byron Nelson Classic Tourney - Opening SIgned 13 free lock (2), Stargeli (3) '-;' other - (I) and May; Forich, Keel (8) end Simmons. W-Forsch (21). . pitching of Eddie Korgan. In Wednesday's Pittsburgh iHoneycutt SO). 10+35 p m. Friday's Games _______________________________________________________________ inning and blanked Krayola Kollege 31-0 behind the no-hit VI' W pushed Four runs trips to the plate. State College quarterback and Punter. Wishington - Signed freeagent Tekulve (7) and Ott. WTekulve (401+ L-Hough (02). - * - Molden of Mississippi State and P101 Horn of Boston University. Denver - SiQned running back Jeff Lamb, former Black Hills San Fran St.Lous - _______ - in the mile and two mile, .. Statler of Youngstown Slate New England - Announced the signing of free agent running back Parker • & ,.. - Lake Toronto (Mirabelia 2-1) at California (Frost 3-2), 10:30 p.m.. Phicago (Burns 2-2), S:30 p.m. Yeager; • 1 -: freeagents - defensive end Ralph deLoach of California. wide mile relay èomposed of Cindy first in the 330 intermediate receivers Larry van Loan of Navy McDonald (Sanford), Ann hurdlesat 41.4 and third in the and Don Lukas of of Michigan center Steve Blue PittsburgTech. Kurth and Abby Wolfe which high jump. - Cubs 7 Padres 4 Jerry Martin hit his-sixth home run of the year to start the 000000002- 2 51 200 005 llx-12 18 0' and . to a state record time. in the 880 yard run. Gerald (7), Howe (7) senior Paul McNulty Watson dro by now and again for a visit with Nj1sori anu to work a little on his game, like he did last month. But the visit that begins today is for the annual Byron Nelson Golf Classic, a tournament Watson has on the past two years and three of the last five years. This will be the 11th tournament of the year out of 18 tour events for Watson, and he admits it's becoming hardet and Toronto at Oakland. night Sanford American Game eague Victories Wednesday's other game, I•ee Charron went the P?sbgh 010 230 10*- 712 1 Welch, Castiilo (6). Hough Los Ang (All Times EST) Baltimore (0. Mrtinø, i.ni at Milwaukee (Haas 7-3). s-;o pm. Kansas City (Splittorff 31) at _________ . o Krukow (31). LWlse (2 2). HRS-San Diego, Fahey (1); -' . V doctor's office this week, but instead of facing a kingsized SJea of Lafayette, Paul Brown of WeSt Chester State, Randy- . 'bill he morethan likely will b huling away quite a bit of Michael Schwaz of la State, To Watson, thedoctor's office is the Preston Trail Gulf wide receivers Tracy King of Seattle 7, Del 6, 10 inns, werner: Burns, Hausman (8), lAchrv (10) hnd Hodoes. W- . Hume (31). L-Z.achrr (0 1). Saints . State.. cràt,.,n. Virginia, defensive backs David' New York 1, Mi'waukee 1' ___________________ !ieries with the- 7fit!rs. ------V II Baltimore S. Minnesota 6 010 000001 000-2 53 punter Mike Sullivan. Chicago, Martin (6). 4-I-litter In Tosses II IS .123 Kansas City 12, Chicago San Dgo 100 101 001- 1 131 Ch -- - 002 200 2lx" 710 1 Wise.. O'Aquisto (61. Mura (7), Fingers (7) and Fahey; Krukow, Caplila (6), Tidrow (7), Sutter (5) and Foote. W- 3 Toronto 7, CalIfornia 3 New York • -detensie tackle Pat Ogrin of 13 14 .451 Wednesday's Results * Cincinnati Sanderson (2-2). L-Ryn (1-2). - I, Kent Tekulve, 4-0, pitched 2 1-3 innings of scoreless relief For Mirm - (12 innings) Fryman (5) and Carter. W- ' York 4, Milwaukee 1; Bos'ton 7, Texas 4, in 11 innings; Toronto 7, California 3; and Seattle 7, Detroit 6, in 10 innings. CardInals 12, Giants 2 grabbed a 6-0 lead, oily to see the Dodgers come back to tie it. Ken Reitz drove in four runs with three RBI singles and Thi' Piratpsh.iilt th'ir ndvnnt.i'p nn hnme riinc in,' t'l nfl j, raised his major league-leading average to .417 to lead an 18the 'second Inning, BillMddlock witha man on in the Fourth and hit St. LA)tjis attack. Willie Stargell with two on in the fifth, In the sixth, the Dodgers started to retaliate, as they reached Kxpos 3, ,tstros 0 rOokie Pascal Perez for an Hill single by Iteggie Smith and a . Warren Cromartie scored a run and had two hits, while Scott Seattle Louis, Forsch (2); San Francis Hous 000000 000 0 60 Atlanta at Philadelphia was ralned out. 12000000x-3 SO In the American Loague, wsL Cleveland 2, Oakland 1; - MtlRyan, Sembito (1), LaCoe ii ii . 13 fl .547 12 ii .523 Chicago Texas Kan City L - Vhitson (05). HRs - St. - Atla at Phila, ppd., rain 9 15 +375 s,7 Wes$ * ' w I. Pct. GB 16 Oakland Reds 3, Mets 2 Junior Kennedy delivered a run-scoring single with one out in the 12th to give Cincinnati its second straight extra-inning the victory and Manager Chuck Tanner said his No. 1 fireman is finally rounding into form. "You're seeing the real Kent Tekulve now," Tanner said. Charlie Bough, the Los Angeles Dodgers' knuckleball relief * II 12 12 .500 2'/2 (Kan.) State, safety Ron Brown of 10 11 .176 3 Brown University, defensive PGAI Tour Moves To Dalips ii 13 .451 3½ tackle Chester Jeffrey of Kansas ______________________________________________________ Toronto Boston Milwauke Baltimor DetroIt By United Press International * free agent, wide receiver and end East - ' V • live teams and Abb Wolfe. Beth Pryor that scored and several others placed first in the 880 yard run did not.' 2:29.9 and Ann Kurth placed Top SIX teams were: third in the 4-40 yard dash. Trintity76; St. Augustine FSD 'Transactions Pittsbgh at San Diego, night pilot, to helpthe 76ers to a 59.41 halftime lead. V. V distancing twenty- San Diego (Lucas 2-0) at Bruce Bryant of Middle Tennessee minister 29; Shorecrest p.m., Cleveland - Signed nine tree Christian 21. Friday's Games agents - linebackers Walt San Francisco at Chicago Barry Gonzales. Kevin Motts and by Shannon McNulty m Houston at Atlanta, night Adams and Kevin Babcock, Haywood fell asleep at a practice session from 20 feet. He was surprised when a Swarm 'V. Trinity Prep's Lady Saints placed first with a time of NBA Playoffs captured their third straIght 4:12.6. By United Pre Internationar Class A State Track ChamTracy Johnson (Lake Championship Series Philadelphia v. LO pionslilp Frlday,41ay 2, at Mary)ranweilinthetwomile (Best 4-Of.7) Showalter Field. but finished seventh. (All Times EDT) Bouyed by new state (Serls tied, 11) Other outstanding efforts by' May 109 -records in the high jump set the Trinity girls were: Tresa PhIladelphia 102 by ' May 7 - Philadelphia 107; Los fronAllison Lanier a senior Cleveland first in the 110 low -fEgw) 5'5'i" Angeles 104 and hurdles 14.88 (state record) May 10 -. Los Angeles at the mile medley relay record and first in the 100 yard sash Philactelphia 3:30 p.m May 11 of 4:26.3 set by Ann Kirth,' 12.02. Mary Barnett first in Los Angeles at Mary Barnett, Abby Wolfe, the 330 intermediate hurdles PhIladelphia, 3 p.m. May ii - Philaøelpe at Los and Shannon McNulty (Lake 494 440 yard relay a new Angeles, 11:30 p.m. Mary), the Lady Saints state record of 51.9 May 16 set by Los Aneies at Proved that the third time Philadelphia, -5.05 p.m. Tresa Cleveland, Mary Football .- - . • Làcal H.àrrie.rs;AId Angeles. 3 p.m (All Times EST) the team," according to Los Angeles' Coach dout performance by Lakers' center Kareem Abdul.Jabba'r, who scored. 38 points . and S 19 .296 10 Atla at ehila, ppd., rain Montreal 3. Hoy%ton Chicago 7. San Diego 4 St. Louis 12, San Fran 2 Cinci 3. N.Y. 2, 12 inns. Pittsburgh 7. Los Ang 6 stretch. Why would you think this was a * spectacular game?" evening the series at one game each. The series moves to Philadelphia for the third and fourth games Saturday and Sunday. Darryl Dawkins finished with a team-high - 12 9 .571 2"7 ii 10 .524 3'-i 12 12 .S00 4 10 ii .417 6 Chicago Phila St. LOUiS Montreal . ' Thursday, May I, 1910-i IA _______________________ ____________ Pro Basketball Major League Standings United Prep International . V ' V Evening Hera Id, 'Sanford, Fl, ________ Baseball V • - .FScOREBOARD 'V - • A . . n. Thursday, May I, mo -. V I . - V .. - V ., - SPORTS - . ' a V bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V V. ' . . --.. ,_ J V . . V V ,; -- - - p. . --..... -.-.+--.. V- . . ,.*-_.; - . .. LV'; . / . •,• + - - - . - ' -'-V. - ' *V s : ' ' i s i'V+ V �. I : -. - - I'. ; , .. - - -. . - . -- : ._ L .# .1. .. . .- . 't_ :'•- - - * A BLOPIDIE - l 12A-Evening Hera d, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, MayS, - - -1 w- '' . I * - 4 1so by Chic Young ACROSS HE'S INAU.Y DONE HE LEARNED1O5LEEP WITH 'A ANSWER 1 7 NIWIPP.,. Proclamations Hat 42flatis(abbr.) E 44 Flat-bottom 'A'L'LIUIR 41 crown i Added Diet . niMbi 1101 i: JUl - l3Antinna -. .- .. . .. . . . 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Park Sanford. ), , 1;, WH1N P'J4A6E , fiIE WOULDN'T - - - I _______ I ______________________ \ I r "N-11,11 1 -4, .,_:-4W11.._ .%i, - . ________________ _________________ ______________ t-2 - ~A~_ ______ ___ ______ - - - , . - -. - - - by 1.- K. Ryan .- _______ o ' cmHi$ "..'' IN MY ZOONIES - ___ _ . ___ (Dou '' __ __________1_.____' - - -, ' - -, , .- - - - - -- . - .'.-- - - • , zr --Tv -- -. - - . - , -- '. ______ -- OFA'T' ,flflC3 - ____ ____ . - - ______ ..- - -- - - - - ___ ' by Craig Legg.tt -- ,,j -- ___ --- - --. - - - ' -- ' - J -- - - - - - - ' - - 3 00 ()0 GUIDING LIGHT (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (ID (35) CASPER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (17)aANAsPuTs - o - 3:30 . LTP(35) 9 (17) THE FLINTSTONES 8 (1 0) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 4:00 fl@)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 530 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (MON WED-FRI) @30 RAZZNATAZZ(TUE) (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY (ID (35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS Oi (10) SESAME STREET - . - '.' - ' - 11. . -, #. - - . - - f, 410111, I P 6:30 (1) 0 ED ALLEN as pastor of Bellevue," he said. "Our church is in a period of growth unprecedented in its history. These are days, therefore, that I want to maximize for the church." ll desire more time to spend with personal pursuits dollars a year and increase a patient's hospital bill by more His decision riot to seek a traditional second term throws open the doors to potentially bitter presidential politics at © (I 7) NEWS 6:45 (214 (10)A.M. WEATHER 6:58 (7)0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 0(14) TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS __ SHOP - I r (24(10) SESAME STREET - © (17) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RA& CALS here it ('OOWN again . . . another ihoplilting 7:25 P 6 QD TODAY IN FLORIDA . Shoplifting is stealing. It umessc meeting in St. Louis between supporters of a pllni$11a1)k b lass row view of Biblical inerrancy - that the Bible Is literally true In all matters -and those with a more open view of Biblical inispiration. Rogers, a Biblical conservative, said he faced no pressure from his church and stressed his decL*n had nothing to do with the controversy that has swirled around him since the Biblical Inerrancy group headed by Paige Patterson of Dallas and Paul Pressler of Houston orhis election last year In Houston. "11tat' sBomething I want tomake abundantly cle "he saId "1 am sure that there will be all kinds of theories as to whylhavetbnewhatlhavedone,butlhavedonettexactly according to the statement I have made." Earlier this week, it was reported that the Patterson- and it labels you a criminal. It 'aii wipe 'tnil our --- - Ilfl - ALL 5EATS 99' LAST SITU FL.AZA PAUL NeWMAN -P115 ONLY that can't be erased. Say odhy to college plaits or landing a job. Employers '4 ill think t ice Ifl Tim. Ran Out LAST NITS 0 PLAZA'"n ___________ PU ONLY 050. COlT _____ before they hire a thief. Is thal %allet, necklact. or lipstick OU pocket worth the price '/oll must ' CHANGELING ents by 35.5 percent, the study shO the SBC by controlling election of the president for the next But Freireich, of Houston's Anderson Hospital md TumorIUtute, saId many of the new treatments for other types CL ca have - - 9 .. - '' -- -'i ' . ', - - ' - . -. ----------------' . .-i':' -. - - - - to participate in a 24 Hour Jock demonstration at - the treatment CL acute leukemia, which have such promise rthprovedznedicalcwe!"heWrOte."ThISexClttl*OppOr oadyancemal3deflCesdfl0tbgIeCted" . ' gnU.. -- - - Sanford or 1020 - - -. Receive a recipe - - file box and re ister for Cash Prizes! -- 4 S ' - 2:25 (1(17)NEWS 2:30 fi (4) ANOTHER WORLD (ID (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (1 7)1 LOVE LUCY U (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA - such as quality family time and writing," he said, I - .: THE WORLD () 0 A TURNS (7JQONELIFETOUVE 1] (35) DICK VAN DYKE SQUARES (S) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (1!) (35) CANDID CAMERA 10:55 CBS NEWS 0 - (7) 0 GOOD MORNING F1.ORIDA 11:00 0 ® HIGH ROLLERS 7:30 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 ® TODAY (1)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (R) AMERICA (9 (35)PTL CLUB 9 (35) BULLWINKLE 1130 800 8 (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (DO FAMILY FEUD (U) 35) NEW ZOO REVUE ca 10)OVEAEASY 11:55 (1 7) LUCY SHOW (1 7) NEWS AFTERNOON 8:25 0(1!) 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ARTS FRI." ff ERNO (l1*y suggested further study be done to determlhe whether ittudona Cifl be made l5 ezpen1ve and whether they m wor w l e. he th hi ering enough to make t viate suff - an editorial accompanying the article, Dr. Emil J. the transfusions, noting many cur'$ieIch argued in favor 0 FL1\(SH I P - BAN K' 11 leukemis treatments are costly and "yield what might ALL THE K YOU'LL EVER NEEDS" fill Shia. " toberelativelysmallgalfl." 1M i - 1Coflfloj1. I ___ __ Drug jllion to administer nationwide, or between $15,000 about $),000 per life year gained. r 1 -' ___ 'MYSI1ME - JROI4DQ$$l1 - - -. '. - 5-8_ . ______ -- .. __ ___ Broadcasting ROAD(WED) the 13.4-million-member Southern Baptist Coqventlon said Wednesday he will not run again for the presidency of the nation's largest Protestant denomination. Ro denied the decision had anything o do with plans by a conservative takeover of the denomination. "AS much as I love my denomination, my church is still my first responsibility," the 48-year-old pastor of the 10,500 member Baptist in Memphis, Tenn,, said In a statement made public by Baptist Press, the denomination's news agency. "There are pressing duties and vast opportunities I face would prevent about 1,650 of fection deaths a year. ' But he said the transfusions - depending on the type and zmt*r given-would cost between $17.7 million *itd$.$ °\p '_\ 1WIJIS, j ____ - Ford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dr. Adrian Rogers, president of - Dr. Thomas H. Price, coauthor of the study, said tran- 4 ' . A Community Service Message From The Herald , *vn - ____ ___ I - _ -- F0REi4R P0L.0 ' __ ___ I - - lwnaiie./ (iotsN.t - - - ' . - -- . - Baked goods, flea market and auction.' (o ' (eukemla pa 4.., (10) ca Charlie uses his priceless lade collection and the Angels 10 catch a jewel thief and a killer. (A) s actually his mother. By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer V. year in the United States. Of those paaly 3,600 die from fatal infections during treatment for the disuse. 1) ____ -. TUMBLEWEEDS - Approximately npo adults develop acute leukemia each - ___________________________________________________________________ Daytona Beach Orlando Wont Bid To Head Church , , The study was published in this, week' s ism of the New MS-BUT HN DD - Cr d (2) Prominent Baptist Leader leukemia within one year. . - _______ $;A Qouncfl of Arts & Scleam PobMty *orbhM Bob , Science Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. For non-profit organizations. Registration B.a a.m. . - SATURDAY,JUNE7 Bargain Extravaganza _for Central Florida Chapter England Journal of Medicine. I DEA (]j)(35) (1 7). (CBS) Orlando temous Painting stolen Iiot Elizabeth Volkman. than one third. They questioned whether the procedure IS s pgp ' IT, HHI!.- -. GRAMMING (1(17)GREENAcnEs 10:00 0 @) CARD SHARKS l(17)MOV1E independent Orlando Independent Atlanta Co. . Orlando Public France and believed stashed (1)0 NSA BASKETBALL • (4) THE W1LBURN BROTHaway In Hollywood by a Nazi (7)0 ABC NEWS ERS (THU) sympathizer. 0(4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL 12]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 10) PROBE "Sexual (FRI) West and Gordon battle banAbuse And Incest' Betty. dits and counterrevolutionaries (153 0 HEALTH FIELD Smith. Cheryl Laws and Steven 3 0 SUNRISE to recover a prize stallion, PIotnick wIU discuss treatment. © (17) MOVIE "The Long © 1 1 7) LISTEN (NON) counselling and the legal © 17) WORLD AT LARGE Gray Line" (1955) Tyrone aspects of this common, but - Power, Maureen O'Hara. A () seldom discussed problem, retiring sergeant looks back -. 6:05 ©(17) MOVIE 'Madam. X" upon his life, wishing he could ©(17) WORLD AT LARGE (1966) Lana Turner, John continue In the Army. (WED) Forsythe. A young lawyer dis. 11.50 -. 6:15 ,rpvws that the woman-. he,,. defended on a murder ch ______________________________________ (NON) worth the cod since nearly half of all such patients die from 6PHV P8Q NOVIE II LOM IN' 114 . HM CH A IiAvBAMsN1 . TMT 6MM me' May S iIO-i3A 4:30 2:40 9:30 - TUESDAY, MAY 13 0 (4) BONANZA Over so a of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gar' (1530 JOHNNY CASH: THE' DO MOVIE "Duel In The (5) 0 ODD COUPLE 12:15 Sun-: (C)(1947) Jennifer Jones. - OIL PAINTING (NON) 7:30 io1 Social hail. FIRST 25 YEARS Kris KrisLT a MERV GRIFFIN (8 I 10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) . beautiful Gregory Peck. A LOVE, half0 0 7) AMERICAN 0 M TIC TAC DOUGH . tofferson. Waylon Jennings, (1~ (35) BUGS BUNNY AND ca 10 LOOK AT ME (WED) . CD 0 THE NEWLYWED -Larry WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 10 V.I. PEOPLE (THU) explosive family feud when StPII . GAME Lak Howell 111gb School Senior Awards Assembly Anna Murray, The Oak Ridge 12:30 () (1 7) GILLIGANS ISLAND 214 10; THE VICTORY- GAR tomes to live In the home of a (7)0 $100000 NAME THAT Boys and others pay tribute to EW S 8:45 a.m., stadium. Open to public. 0(4) N DEN (FRI) wealthy cattleman and his two TUNE 5:00 country music star Johnny (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. . (B(35) MAUDE Maude and Cash on his silver anniversary THURSDAY,MAY 15 , (I!) (35) TOM AND JERRY Walter are ecstatic when ' 9:00 in the entertainment business - 4:30 (71)0 RYAN'S HOPE AARP-NART, noon, covered dish JuncheorSanf Sanford Walters ex-wife announces her 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) DONA HUE 0(4) © (17) MOVIE (flU THE ROPERS Stanley © (1 7) UNTOUCHABLES Civic Center. Open to all senior citizens. qZ (17) MY THREE SONS plans 10 remarry. -. @3OMflE DOUGLAS uses his knowledge of his 1:00 (10) DICK CAVETT brother-in-law's plans for a (7) 0 MOVIE FRIDAY, MAY 16 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES © 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY jy 1 (II) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 0 (A] NEWS vacation with his secretary to _______________ Infant CPR demonstration for Mother's Information (1) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE Edith refuse$ to stop her volun. (1) 0 M-A-S-H (8 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY get out of working. . RESTLESS Class, 10 a.m., Florida Hospital Orlando conference tear work at the home for the tii (35)1 LOVE LUCY (R) MORNING 10.00 ALL MY CHILDREN room. Free. To register call 89811, ext. 17fl. (DO (1O LOOK ATME(MoN ©(17) FAMILY AFFAIR aged despite 5:00 0(4) ThE CURSE OF KING (ID (35)35 LIVE a (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (7)0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. TUT'S TOMB An archaeologist 9:30 8:00 SATURDAY, MAY 17 2:00 (A) (TUE-FRI) (Robin Ellis) finds the long4ost 18 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. a (1) NBC MOVIE "King U (I 7)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 10-0) THE DOCTORS Kong (1976) Jeff Bridges. Jostomb of the legendary pharaoh 5:15 oaks Campground, SR 46W of 1.4. Annual meetin g ød I sica Lange. An oil expedition to and unleashes its terrifying - (7)0 LIFE LINE (MON) - - election of officers, 7 p.m. -. '-curse by opening it. (Part 1) a mysterious Island results in 530 -' the discovery of a gigantic ape (7)0 20/20 Worksboplorparents, teachersandothers who work (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER who falls for a female member M) 1351 AGAINST THE WIND ill with Children with perceptual rmtor difficulties, 8 14 10 BILL MOYERS' JOUR- - (DO BEVERLY HILLBILLIES of the exploring groups (Part 1) a a.m., University of Florida Education Complex. Call (NON) (A) HAL (305). 275.2123 for further informatIon and pee. © (17) LOVE. AMERICAN © (17) UPSTAIRS DOWN(5) 0 NATIONAL COLLEGIregistration. Bring child. STYLE(MON,FRI) - - -- --- - -ATE CHEERLEADING CHAM. STAIRS 'Goodwill To All I HOW 11) ERASE A GOOD . Men" While -the rest of the PIONSHIPS The nations five 5:35 MONDAY, MAY 19 household enjoys Christmas top college cheerleading al (17) LOVE. AMERICAN 'evenIng Cesarean Birth Class, Florida Hospital CelebratIOns. Daisy and GeorSquads compete for scholar. STYLE (WED) Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Call Parent Education Program at gina go' 'on a chaltabIe ship money and a title. Lee 5:45 RE, •u 8964611, ext. 1773, to register, I mission Majors and Jayne Kennedy © (17) WORLD AT LARGE host; guests Include Catherine (THU) .11:00 ii - qu saint 20 If WEDNESDAY, MAY21 Bach. K.C. and the Sunshine O(4) (530(17)0 NEWS 5:55 - Band and Barbara Mandrell. Israel" by Dr. Mitchell Shapiro, 8 p.m., Temple (DO MOM & MINDY 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIStells for a jailed conman'sMork story124 LATURE 6:00 Shalom, 1785 Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Free to of wanting to see his sick 0 (1) POPI GOES THE public. mother and helps the man © (I 7) LAST OF THE WILD COUNTRY (MON) t THURSDAY, MAY escape. (A) U (4) PORTER WAGONER 11:30 Lake Brantley High School Awards Day, 9 a.m., (TUE) (LI) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 0 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny school commons. -' U (4) NASHVILLE ON THE Rockford searches for a Carson. Guests: Peter Strauss, BOSTON (UPI) - Medical researchers said today a method for reducing deadly Infections in thousands of people dergoing treatment for acute leukemia may be too expensive to justify its widespread use. Treatment of acute leukemia can lower patients' resistance so much they are in danger of dying of secondary infections. ' - Researchers at the University of Washington, however, said regular transfusions of white blood cells (leukocytes) can diminish the risk of Infection by up to 75 percent and cut in- iOU 9E1 Thursday, ________________________________ and Julio over the boundary dividing their properties. Could Become Too Expensive drew trumps, discarded h w" A!Kv How cAm i iiELP rr?, i W op Fl. I . . . e . Orlando A dispute arises between Fred - - acts on It. (Part 8) - New Leukemia Infection gone down two tricks if w d led a club. But west plred his jack of hurts. ow the Prof took his ac, 6ELI-G&M 6M CWT oecve WHETPR V5WRr (ABC) - . - West opens the king of one diamond, but he scored - Sanford, -- _, _____________________________________________ 0(1) NBC ws . 8:30 (1)0 CBS NEWS C!) 0 BENSON Marcy has (DO ac iiws second thoughts about going (0) OVER EASY Guest: 100 On vacation when everyone Mitch Miller. (A) TOMORROW Guest: 0 (1) 0(17) 808 NEWHART The falls for her beautiful temporary actress Dorothy Lamour, members of Bobs therapy replacement. (DO BARETTA Beretta falls group revolt when he decides 2 (10) ThE GOOD NEIGHin love and runs away with the to false his rates, BORS'"Backs To The Wall" . beautiful wife of a gangster. (R) 7.00 °° 2:00 0 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (DO BARNEY MILLER Bar. 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE ney Copes with a trumpeter CDO JOKER'S WILD 2:10 using the street for his stage (Ii) (35) SANFORD AND SON and a fanatic waging a war (DO NEWS Della Reese guest stars as a against microwave ovens. (CC) 2:25 campaign worker for a political (35) AGAINST THE ND (17) NEWS candidate, a 10) ALL CREA TURES 4 (10) MACNEIL / LENRER 2:30 GREAT AND SMALL Advice REPORT © (17) MOVIE "Lust For And Consent Siegfried otters 0(17) SANFORD AND SON Gold" (1949) Ida Lupino, Glenn some sound advice and James _ IPWORTIT NeETUIG, tem iio t 6:30 SATURDAY, MAY 10 busch and Fashions , to benefit Humane Society, noon, Bik's Restaurant, Sanford Airport. Call 323- American Red Cross, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new ties. Follow through on - diamonds. Looks at his W game. to today before aking - - partners deUce and shifts 10 (NWWAiPERENTERPRLSE4S$N,, commitment. 0nJ3, b taking what offers promise. . Al ANNIE ' by Leonard Stars __ AND FRIENDS chapter house at Bumby and Central in Orlando. Four spades is a good - king of clu on the king the most of your op- _______ Know whit you £vnln9 Herald, in addition to the channels listed, cablevislen subscribers may tune in to independent channel, St. Petersburg. by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel It. which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). SAILIN Seminole County 4-H Fashion Revue, 7:30 p.m., Cloth World, Holleanna Shopping Center, Winter Park. I in others, could' Things look encouragLig contract, but the - normal hearts, ruffed out the ace of _____ be foolish. inati1a.l1y tOday, but there is result is for declarer to Wind clubs and 1 ot to discard t VIRGO (Aug. DSepL 32) a chance you may net make up paying a 100-point oenalty. diamonds. e still had to be _____ ______ NI ARIES (March 21-April 19) certain situations you're very, 10 SAILING. G "Sailing Hazards" (17) CAROL BURNETT Cowill.of Arts -Sciences Financial Management Workshop, regIstration 8-9 am, Engineering Building Room 4(, University of Central Florida. For non. profit organizations, SATURDAY, MAY 24 Polish National Alliance Ledge 3216 Spring Dance, Altamon(e Civic center. For Naervatlonscail67l-4237. THURSDAY, JUNES seven of hearts. The Professor 'would h . I __ Cable Ch. O (1]) 35) KUNG FU 1kctnre by pollieV ]ei*ge.OaIlnp the Professor just played b1.s Even if they make mistakes fR SA1 A PEANUT BU1' 0 () () 6:00 University of Florida's Village Center assembly room, Free to the public. Dealer. West . - diamond lead had marked him with the ace and king of West Ns,i j that suit. The queen.of hear%s Pass Pass Pan 1, was almost surely backed Pan 26 -p - the jack. Hence, he wot Pas p . have opened the bidding If also held the ace of clubs. - required, you might not be as 19) It would be wise at time to pay off an old'strong. CANCER (Jun..Ju1y22)Be -obliga tion if you have some . surplus in your budget. Later, . supportive c) fr' ing it could be a shade more tOdaY, ra ther thin tell by Stoffal &Heimdahl wrong. difficult to do. . thein what might go (7) EVENING FRIDAY, y 9 T1ay Leukemia RaCqUetball Cash Classic, Racquet Ball, 51 Adanson St., Orlando. Play begins at am. Call 64999. Sallie Harrison Chapter DAR, noon luncheon,* Forest, Lake Mary. Guest speaker 4. - MBuckner, new state regent. Seminole Commuty College Dance Company debut, 8 p.m., Fine Arts Concert Hall, SCC campus.. . Free to public. * ________ ,, -. I Cable Ch. (NBC) cwtdo I .. FUTU . --I . . __________________________________________________________ ARRIVEAR .. - - ___________________________________ fit1 FWff Cornell Museum. - could do to train your bowel, more distance walking fast YOUR BIRTHDAY tUne to study things from 0 every angle will you be able to Other readers who want May 9,1980 than you will walking slow. ____________ 11 _ _.... ________ Issue Thlscomlngyearahouldbe apt . by Howie Schneider LIBRA (Sept. L%W. 23) If fun for you where new ~FLORIDA = I friendships are concerned. you're performing work or envelope for It. Send your ' GIMME.. HIIJOHkJ iGH OH, yji-ii*r However, be Careful not to let service for anyone today, request to me, In care of this { Jj I ( ) your-new-found playmates have a clear-cut Un- newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, take up so much ci your time • derstandlng as o payment., Radio City Station. New York, 1SUtlS*1lNE TArE'_ NY 10019. ayoiding future that you ignore more serious thus _________ responsibilities, ------problems. ___ _____ ____ _______ __________ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 1 TAURUS (April 30May Z) ? . I. '. .,,____ I TryntthUeticndbp tr*s __________________________________________ VVJN -AT -BR1DG-E ,_.' -, ;h _________________ negative opinions today. In' the company of persons of + Victory comes through being whom you're not overly fond. _____ _____ e queen beeorwm Sout positive thing. Romance, obvious, takes his ace, plays a - coup SAGITTARIUS Nov. 2 travel, luck, resources, of rounds of trumps and NORTH "a . . re very belpful a club on to the next hand., i . ., ble pitfalls and career Dec. 21) You' 0 OQ972 ' I . East hops right up with h1 . rntoday, provided the idea WK 62 sfor the coming monthsare ace and puts the 0 of dia •9$3 discussed In your Astrooriginates with you. Persona PRISCILLA'S POP -by Ed Sullivan moods on the table. West1 •Qjo Graph Letter, which begins who make demands of you are cashes the ace and Jack and 1 I.dldn't 1(1)0W w' with your lUiay. Mail $1 apt to get another type of ontothenexthand S3 Carpenter ants A picket line ? AJI right.' I'll mean T cant oo for each to Aatro.Graph, BOX treatment. - So much for normal good QJ 105 9843 respect that.' had a union' that tree ? . ne CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. p1sy. Now let's we how thel 489, Radio City Station,.N.Y. #AKJ . 41013 li, lessor played the hand. 10019. Be sire to specify birth 19) You will know the tight 49753 • $642 The defense started the SOUTH same way but wheir West led )) you may lack the courage of •A5111s4 GEMINI ('.ay queen of hearts at trick A . -- You handle yourself well In your convictions and do wha t two, the Professor let, it hold! I _ challenging situations y, is the trick. cZ7. The Professor had . provided. you see a quick k. 1 __. . Vulnerable: Both I 0I, some quick thinking. West's AQUARIUS (Jan. X-Feb. ,,y4,%'victory. Where tenacity is I ____ - ___________________________ o - are benefited by increasing lose some of the body's nor the bulk in their diet, p 56 mel efficiency and requth I tivularly cereal fiber as found --more energy per mile. Bu( I -- bib 57 ran, or they may want to running at slow and modera - - -_______ - - - - 'one of the bulk expanders speeds will use about t Stith as Metamucil. Drinkingsame amount of calories it ________________________________________________ logs of water also helps takes to walk a mile. *eloping a regular bowel People sometimes geq habit will hVIp. I am sending confused on this because they, HOROSCOPE ' - - you The Health Letter mix time and distance. If you number 2.1, Irritable or w alk fast-,for 30 minutes you'll, BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL - Spastic Colon and Con. use more calories than if you stipation, to give you somewalk slow. But the reason I For Friday, May 9 1980 ftore information on what you because you'll cover a lo by Bob Montana - - THEY SA'I BY THE LOO( 4T ALL THESE TWENTY- - -- 0 .5 . I I . - TQNIGHT'S TV TRURSDAY;M4qy8 Washington Post C l WIIII,IZI J. erry will speak at 8 p.m., at Rollins College Enyart Alumni Field House. Free to public. Reception to follow at i f I've; (jiC1T\ PG ItPRt) /ATILL . - ___________________________ I by Art Sansorn - % I. ___ __ 12 , THE BORN LOSER 1 . - _______________ ________________________ _____________________ 4 follow _______ _________ I .I . - . - 'DAR 20 Genetic 58 Bostrope _______ material (abbr. both. - I'm 66 years old and 19 Clumsy 41 DOWN . -. 21 Slangy denial - have had bowel trouble or dry 22 Full view things 23 Laugh syllable 1 Ingested _______________ 24 Honors 43 Songstress StoO for SOO time. 24 Secluded 2 Mars moon - 28 Christian Piaf advice? As - you give me some valley 3 Increase holiday 45 Fisherman's my bowels are active, long as 25 River in Hades numbers Also I'm sending you .fl• 28 Pounds (abbr.) boot 27 Burned feel pretty good. Is there Health ..etter number 1 4 Spy group 29 On the briny 47 Pastoral home sonethlng I could 30 Printers (abbr.) measurs (p1.) 5 Take the sun 31 Female saint 50 Universal time for this problem? eat or take Blood Pressure. 'There are vitamins that will cor 32 Scouting or- 8 Cut at random (abbr.) (abbr.) DEAR READER - U left elevated blood pressure bzt anization 7 Electric fish 35 Rhymes 51 Eenie, meenie. b br.) alone there' s no real elimination of excess body f&t I minty, 8 Musical pair '16 Buddies 33 Plump 9 Author Levin 37 German relationship between high will help. 53 Depression in a Dry.as wine 10 Totter blood pressure and Conarticle tials DEAR DR. LAMB --i am1a 35 Hesitated 11 Unlocked 39 Seat 54 Authoritative stipation. However, there are 22-year-old female.I am 5 fe!t 38 Vast period of 12 Part of a time 40 Rookie rule fortress a number of medicines used in 6 and weigh 135 pounds. I - - - - - - - the treatment cL high blood been walking a 13-minute 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 pressure that can contribute daily followed by a slow to constipation or make it minute walk. Could yoi 13 14 141. worse.These include the please tell me how to fI ______ 15 ________ diuretics or water pills that thenumberofcaloriesburne$I 16 - - are frequently used - to help during this walk? lower blood pressure. In these DEAR READER 17 19 20 . instances, the loss of water number of calories used f may cause the bowel to ex- walking or even for sloe 21 - 22 23 24 - - - tract more water from the comfortable jogging Is reallr 25 26 undigested food residue which based on your body weiBl 27 28 29 - - ends up producing hard y and the distance traveled, really doesn't make an I If that's a particular difference in terms of caloriie I in 33 34 problem, It's wise to discuss used whether you walk a inil the condition with your doctor In 13 minutes or at .a com. 38 39 and see If there's some way fortable speed. For your S - -- - that your medicines CWI be you will 41 youuse about 55 calorIe 42 adjusted decrease the per mile in addition to th 1 severity of the problem. 46 47 basal calories your bod, Otherwise, many people would use' If you werd resting _ . - - fl L __ - . . _ a __ __ _ 0 .- . . • F -_ . - I4Contin.nt 16 . I I -- - - 46 Long fish d ____ _ Cons!ip&l ¶ .47Gavefood L E I JON_ __ .---45 ctr,u Gabor l5Capitalof 49 , E Albania I'm F DEAR DR. IAMB A R0 . 16 Readied Set Into have U vitamins I. I firearm surfic. - '. any effect on high blood 17 Australian 55 Earthquake a i c Litipatlon bird Does 58 Deep sleep NOTUNDUW( 991 _ 1 Distress call 57 Way - EF, EN LANC F have anything to do with high I ULT A - . I . . .- -. 0 1. . - I . 1 Answer to Prev ous Puzzle _ . - -- . . .I . - - I .. - I - - - - 1- ri NEED 1W15 -. - - - ' . .. I - . . . . .- _ , - . .I " .,.. _-'! : .. 4 . - . - MemberroIc. ' - ____* 1- �,. - '_•4___' -:--';". ' : - ... -.-.'--'- ' - * - 1 .-. S , .. •. - -- Thursday, Mayl, 19S0 Legal Notice dmeSFUrflhed rnls - Legal Notice ___________ 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ForappOintmen' call • 323 2920 ______________________ - CLASSIFIED ADS Semino ' - couis SANFORD Nowavaable' Reduce y&ur living cpst by ring n of our "Watt WiSe' ce-rh ed energy ef Ilient I & 7 bedroom units Features galore, including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 323 330) Orndo -'Winter Park a22261i 831-99 _____________________________ - .-. - CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES rtime - soo AM. ....... - - - Are you -a full time driver With a part time car' Our ctassifieds ae loaded with good buy for u • . 3LinesMinimum ______________________________ to -- 2 BEDROOMAdult5only 7619 lm, Sanford Caj33969s6 - Noon The Daj Before Publication - - 31ApXes -- --- - - - Noon Fridaj Sundaj - Sanfords Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, adults. Furniture available $220 III 7883 _________________________ - _______ ___________ - - . - MATURE LADY-Required for part time housekeeping duties at Slumberlvld Court Motel, Sanford. Call 322 1591. ._ - - '-. Why be Lonely? Write - "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, le&water, Fl. 33316. - ALL FLORIDA REAL OF SANFORD REALTOR ___________________ 31-Aiir-nents Furnished 3BDRM, 2 bath. ramily rm. F I R E P L A C E. porch, entered against you for the relief to consider the adoption of an cover cost of reproduction, on the Mary. Florida'."June 5. 1980. at 7.30 demanded In the Petition, -' Furnished Efficiency ApartmenL SWI?MI NG POOL & bar ordinance by the Cily of Sanford, samebssis of returnof documents. o'clock M or as soon thereafter 1orida, as follows: EXPERIENCED WITNES my hand and official For I person room, 1525 mo Security 8. ref. Contractors who obtain bid ORDINANCE NO. 1314 CABINET MAKER sealof said'Court on the 21st day of possible At that time, all in Call after 5.323 5957 322 8932 documents and do not bid the Aprl, A 0. 1980 322 3163 terested person for and against AN ORDINAfCE OF THE CITY project must return same at least the above reqt. st wIl be heard. LOST: White Male Bulldog with ISEAL) OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO I0daysbetorethe bid date, or pay Said hearing r iay he continued brindle spots on head & hips. Housekeeper 5 days, Winter __________________________________________________ ANNEX WITHIN THE COR Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Named Sampsom In Lake Springs area No cooking or Clerk of Circuit Court per set-to costasofset fromtivnetolirneufltilfiflalaCtion PORATE AREA OF THE CITY reproduction anddefray handling, is . Ashby are p REWARD, 904 child care. Must have Iran__________________ by the City Council. 1279833,NewSmyrnaBeach sportatlon.3770398_ ADOPTION OF SAID ORBy: Susan E. Tabor Deputy Clerk contractors anddocuments others may the Evening Her6ld. a newspaper -DINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT Sub obtain complete bid Publish Apr 216. May i.e. is, 1980 CE R TA I N of general circulation in the City of PR OP E R I Y upon deposit of 110000 which will Lake-Mary, Florida,ohe time each . Better Living Center of Cassel. DEU 106 LOCATED BETWEEN LAKE be refunded, less $50.00 to cover berry 339-5007. Call for ap MARY BOULEVARD AND reproduction costs, upon return of week for four (I) consecutive CHILD CARE-Ih my tiie pointment. II k_'_ HIDDEN LAKE UNIT 1-A, AND documents in good condilion weeks prior to the date of the Days, Mon-Fri. Public Hearing. In additiOn, this BETWEN ART LANE AND within Sdays after ope-ningof bids. NATIONAL CO is seeking a Call 322 1076 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE: SAID Partial sets to material suppliers Notice shall be posled in the area secretary-receptionist with NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PROPERTY SITUATED IN will be issued at cost of for consideration at least fifteen Wanted- Woman or mature HS office manager capahililles. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, reproduction. (15) days prior to the date of the Apply in person with resume OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE Air Conditioning girt, summer mos, Longwood IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Each bid must be accompanied Public Hearing, to Silver Lake Dr., San . CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. area, children 6 & 9, own - VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION by,.a certified check or bid bond DATED. May 5. 1910 ford, 322-1031. trans, 834 4810 aft 1 p.m. Notice is hereby given that a PROVISIONS OF SECTION issued by an acceptable surety CITY OF LAKE MARY, kecondelioned room A C's. 1000 Yard Debri' ,Trash, Public Hearing will be held al the 171 044, FLORIDA STATUTES LPN part time for Dr. Office, FLORIDA company for not less than S per. to 30.000 flU's 90 day guar. Appinces& Misc. Commission Room in the City Hall e R 0 V I D I N 0 F 0 R .cent of the-base-bid. The successful Qualified persons reply to Box By: s Connie Major Sales & Service. Orlando in the City of Sanford, Florida, at LOCAU 349 sill SEVERABILITY, 53, co The Evening Herald CONFLICTS bidder will be required to furnish . City Clerk Room ComLprt Center, 7.00 o'clock P.M. on May 12, 1980, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. P.O Box 1651, Sanford, Fl. performance bond and labor and Publish May I. IS, 22, 29. 1910 John Young Pkway. 290 6077 to consider fhe adoption of an $pur of the Moment BabysittIng 32771 WHEREAS, Ihere has been filed materials payment bond, each in DEW 38 ordinance by the City of Sanford, in my home. I4rly, daily, wkly with the Cify Clerk of the City of the full amount of the contract Florida, as follows. Just fhiflk if classified ads rates. Day ,or night, 3236477. Sanford, Florida, a petition con sum, issuCd by a bonding company PART TIME didn't work, there wbuldn't be Batt & blown, fiberglas 8. rock laming the name of the property licensed In Florida. FICTITIOUS NAME ORDINANCE NO. ISiS 31 dayS per week. 3.4 hrs per any! wool.' New or old homes. To be eligible for Consideration, Notice is hereby given that I am AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY owner In the area described afternoon, alternate Wanted CUSTOM INSUS.ATION CO heretdaffer requesfng anfll0n bidS must comply with the laws ot1 ingged in%in,ss at P0. Box O~ SANFORD, FLORIDA TO weekends. Work with TV Central Temp will service AC's, 323 1183 or 834-iflI Free est. to the corporate area of the City of Florida, .iIl conditions, of the 1706 WinIer Park, Fla. 32790. ___________________________ ANNEX WITHIN THE COR Rental Program at local refrig, freezers, water coolers, PORATE AREA OF THE CITY Sanford, Florida, and requesting specifications, and muSt be made Seminole County. Florida under hospital. Respond immisc. Call 373 7'Bd anytime, on a facsimile of the form In. the fictitious OF, SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON to be included therein; and name of mediately to GTE Sylvania. the WHEREAS, the Property Ap. cluded with contract ASSOCIATED ENTERPISES, ADOPTION OF SAID OR999 Woodcock Rd., Orlando praiser of Seminole County, documents, in duplicate, enclosed and that I inte-nd-t register saio DINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT 32603. Beauty Care Florida having certified that there In an opaque sealed envelope name with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit __________________________ CERTAN i' R o ' E Il I V ____________________________ Bulldozing, Clearing, backhoe Fiberglass Laminators ExLOCATED BETWEEN CELERY. is one property owner in the area bearing the name apd address of Court. Seminole county, Florida p Service Ditches, culverts, • perlenced only. Excellent TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lhe bidder and marked: CON accordance with the provisions of ponds_CalF8312895_ company benefIts.10 paid AVENUE AND THE SEABOARD to be annexed, and that Said STRUCTION AND INSTALLthe Fictitious Name Statutes, To FORMERLY Harriett' Beauty COAST LINE RAILROAD RIHT An aggressive sales. holidays, insurance, an Equal property has signed the ATION OF FURNISHINGS Wit..1957 Section 665.09 Florida Nods 519E ist5t '322574 OF WAY AND BETW EN petifion forowner annexation, and. EQUIPMENT FOR SENIORAND Statutes for Opportunity Employer. WHEREAS, it has been defer- HIGH SCHOOL "DBB" and SUMMERLIN AVENUE AND in person AMF Powerboat sales and service of Sig iosepn L. GrosenkemperDiv. 3143 30th St Located on Mowing, Edging, PROPERTY SI TUAT D IN hereinafter is reaQnably compact hour mentioned above. OEU 96 SEMINOLE -0UNTY, FLORIDA, and contiguous to the corporate Publish May 0, IS, 22. 1980 ___________________ great future for a self. ANDY'S CAR PET CLEANING 372 0246 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE area of the City of Sanford, DEW-iO Special Rates for Complexes FICTITIOUSNAME Florida, and it has further been ____________________________ VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION BEELINE -FASHIONS starter. Previous sales Free-Estimates D&HLAWNCARESERVICE Notice Is hereby given at that I am PROVISIONS OF SECTION determined that Ihe annexation of IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT OF engaged in business 1)7 B experience required. 323-0344 83(1 0010 Free Estimates 2Ihr. 171044, FLORIDA STATUTES: said property will not result In the THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 3236118 Salary Springwood Circle-, Longwood, F 0 R creation of an enclave; and PR0VIDIN0 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR THE Waitresses Full & Part Tire Florida. Seminole County, Florida SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS with full company WHEREAS, the City of Sanford. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, AND under the fictllious name of position available. Experience TOM AND EFFECT,VE DATE. Florida is ma position lo9rovide STATE OF FLORIDA preferred. Apply In person benefits. Apply In per. KRAUSE ENTERPRISES, and municipal services to the property CIVIL DIVISION WHEREAS,lher,hasb,,nfjled DayS Inn, 146.16. Sanford. that I Intend to register Said name described herein, and the Clty Caw No- 762)70.CA04.a aHANDYMAN SERVICES. to: with the City Clerk of the CIty O Buster Brown's Sprinkl,T' wIththeClerkofthiClrcultcourl, Hovüs Rajrs at Lowest Cost Sanford, IN RE: TIfF. MARRFAO,OP Systems. Rain Bird-I. Toro. nford, Florida, a petItion COtS' Free%knuri.q.*, Florldb, dei4s II In ftse best In INGREb G. HAROIJFF, Ron 1nLaKrMqry -rvperlencea & Free- est. Also shallow wells, cor(ancewlth Ihe provisions of the taming Ihe name of Ihe property fare-st of the City to accept said interested In shos comPetition wife- Respondent 32) 0365 Advertising -' Fictiflous Name Statutes, To Wit owner in the area described pefition and to annex said and necessary. Call Hair Care hereinafter requesting annexation property. Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Director Junction 3396911, DONALD I.. HAROUFF. _____________________ to the corporate area of the city of 3957. Painting NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT Husband-Petitioner MEINTZER TILE Sanford, Florida, end requesting 51g. Thomas K. Krause ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF NOTICEOF ACTION to be included therein; and WE CAR El New or repair, leaky showers our Publish: April Il, 21, & May 1, THE CITY OF SANFORD, CO PAINTING -NO PROPERTY ecialty.23yrs Exp. 869 8562 WHEREAS, the Property Ap. FLORIDA: 1980 DEU 62 PEOPLE Llcensed& Reasonable,Qualily TO: INGREDG- HAROUFF oralsr of Seminole County, 300 N, French Ave. SECTION I: That the followIng 6470040 FreeEst. P.O. Box 114841 .HELPING Florida having certifIed that there described property Situated In IN THE CIRCUIT COUT FOR - Sanford, Florida MIami Beach, FlorIda ClOck Is one property owner in the area Seminole County, Florida, Creative Surfaces-lic., specIalbe and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA -PEOPLE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that to be annexed, and that said the same Is hereby annexed Izing in repainting, mt. & ext.. PROBATE DIVISION to and action for Modification of Final Spare or part-lime sales help I property owner nas signed the , SOCIAL WORKERS GWALINEY JEWELER wallpaper, wall texing, wood File Number S0.142.CP made apart of Ihe City of Sanford, Judgment of Dissolution of Division wanted. Work out of your own petition for annexation; and Use your heart as well as your 204 5. Park Ave. Florida, pursuant to the voluntary Marriage has been filed against staining. Free Ext. After you home, set your own hours. WHEREAS, it has head. $30,000 yearly. 322 6509 have called the rest call the IN RE: OF been deter- annexation provisions of SectIon you lngredG Harouff,andyouare DAVID B.ESTATE HIRSHBURO. SR EXCELLENT INCOME, NO mined that the property described 171.041, Florida Statutes: beSt 062-5392. . INVESTMENT. Fringe serve required to a copy of your hereinafter is reasonably compact KKEEPER Deceased benefits include paid vacation, the Northwest corner of written defenses, If any, loll on the PaintinExlerior & Interior. 25, Lake Accurate typing, Qobd with ': and contiguous to the corporate LotFrom Minnie Estates, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION company car, retirement plan Plat Plalntltf's atlornsy, whoSe name Mildew area of lhe. City of Sanford, re-moved. Free fmgbres. Super chance. PATIOS SIDEWALKS Book 6. page 93, run North 65 and address is: Robert A. Foster, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING mtnpd1satheannexa1Ionot I. more. Send Resume-to: Mr. estimates, licensed & ins. 20 Florida, and it has further been degrees West 569.81 fees Soufh DRIVEWAYS OR DEMANDS R. Luettchau. liMargo Lane, Jr., Attorney for PetitIoner, 112 CLAIMS yrs. exp. 6686645 DeBary. SECRETARY 322 8345 - degrees iSmnutes .64 -secondsafter 6 AGAINST TH ABOVE ESTATE Longwood, Fl. 32750. - Street, SuitesaId property will not result In the East 36.39 LIte bk, admin. skills, elegant ALL OTHER PERSCiN$ feet for a point of Tampa, Florida 33602 onor before i creation of an enclave; and _ -_ ,Itme-$*se-re, p'f begInning, run South 65 degrees May 26. 1980 and file the original INTERESTED IN TPIE ESTATE: Painting & WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, East $67.72 I.e-S South 31 degrees wilh the clerk of this court eithr YOU ARE HERE BY BAR MANAGER Florida Is in a position to provide East 620.36 feet parallel wilh and before service on plaintiff's at- NOTIFIED that the adTrentPalntlng&RepaIr municipal services to the property Be in complete charge 33feet Westerly of the East lIne Of torney or immediately thereafter, ministratIon of the - estate of Interior & ExterIor T' & J STONE CO. described herein, and me City Lot 23, North handle all areas. 45degrees West otherwlseadefaultwlllbeentered DAVID B; HIRSHBURG, SR.. Free Est. Commissionof the CIty ci Sanford, 99)95 feet to a poInt 601 tee? East 322 3330 relief deceased, File Number 80342 CP, against you for the The King of The Rock Florida, deems It in the best Iof the West lIne of Government Lot demanded in Ihe p.tition. iS pendIng ii, the Circuit Court for All types of stone, interior tare-st of the City to accept saId ,, SectIon 10, TownshIp 20 South itogm WITNESS my hand and the scsI Sommnole County, Florida, Probate e*terlon'i commercial. 12-18 petition and to annex said Range 30 East, North 00 degrees of said Court on the 21st dat of Division, the addresS of which IS re-s id ent Ia ,. Specialty : properly. 31 minutes 11 seconds West April. 1980. Earn Extra P.0, Drawer C, Sanford. Florida decoratIve fireplaces (In. Wedding photography by John parallel with said West line- of ISEAL I 32771. The prsonal representative stalled), Call John 331 0317, after NOW, THEREFORE. BE Cullum. Free engagement IT Government Lot 3, 536,19 feet to of the estate is EDNA W. HIllfree estimates. Cynthia Proctor photos or color hio. 323-0350, Call Circulation Dept. ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE 012 the Point of Beginning (contaIning SH5URG, whose address is 615 Deputy Clerk :• THE CITY 'OF SANFORD, --___CABINET INSTALLER , 10 acres) along with an easementPublish Apr. 311 May11, 15, 1980 San Pablo Avenue, Casselbei-ry, ___________________________ ___________________________ FLORIDA: Hang with a growing company. Groonng Boarding fgr egress 8nd Ingress over ttt Pkintlng -. Florida )2707. The name and DEU-i01 .' described property situated In saldoovernmentLot3lyingNorth IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR representatives attorney e- Sit ' Seminole County, Florida, be- and of ___________________________ Want to work call 323.5)74. Lake Mary Boulevard. forth below. Boarding Kennels. Inside 8. the same is hereby annexed to end SEMINOLE 'COUNTY, FLORIDA The above-described property is ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex. All persons having claims or Al reasgnable rates. Plumbing outside screened runs. Off In Ne-ed of Cashiers, Cooks, CIVIL DIVISION 7919i4-CA-0t.lC made-apart of the City of Sanford, further described as a portion of CASE NO. perienced wilh inboard & demands against the estate are repairs & Water Heaters our fIcarsIr,pingboxes, insulated, WaItress, Housekeepers. 7.)9I4CA.09.K Fiorida,purwanttotne voluntary Ihif certain property located THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE MONTHS inboard oulboard required, WITHIN THREE specialty! 10 pct. discounts to shady kennels, circulating BOAT ASSEMBLERS. I annexation provisions PUBLICATION THE DATE OF OF Senio, Ciligens, Call 671 0720. fans.. Also Air conditioned CALL323.5176 " 171.04& Florida Statutes: of SectIon between Lake Mary Boulevard DEVELOPMENT CORP., a THE FIRST FROM Assembler exp, in cruiUrs. and Hidden Lake Unit 1-A, and Delaware corporation, After 56. we-eken 0318750. cages. We cater to your pets. PARCEL I; The West one- between Art Lane Or stop mat Minimum of 3 yrs. ex. EsTHIS NOTICE, to file- With the-and Hidden 3fl_57S. quarter (i,) of the Northeast one. Lake Drive; said property Situated Plaintiff, clerk of the above courl a written cellent company benefits, 10 quarter (4) of Ihe Northeast oneIn the- good ole sum ____________________________ pd. holidays, pension & instatement of any claim or demand in Seminole County, Florida, 912 FRENCH me-clime it's a great time to DIMENSION FOUR INTERNA. they may have. Each claim must surance. Apply AMF 'way) of Section 3), REMODELING ' sell something with South, Range 31 East, Newrms,kit8.balhremodellog TownshIp 19 ordinance becoming effectIve the INC., a dissolved Florida cor. basis for the claim, the name and Sanford Airport 322-7000. Your futureouconcern County. Florida. Seminole property owners and any resident poralion, MOD PROPERTIES addressoflhecreditocorhisagent 2611 ot 631 9993 for EqualOppoqfvnityEmployer whole ball of wax. LID.,. Florida limited partner. or attorney, PARCEL 2: The East one-half quictcresults ad. and the amount Learn B.E.LINKCONST. her,in shall be entitled to all theship, and HARRY MINDIcpf. claimed, If the claim (i,1) HOUSEKEEPERParI.IIme. (ta) of the WesI one half is not yet 322.7029 f the rights and privileges and im- Individually, and HYMAN MIND dsje, theCreative Expr.ssio,s 322-7013 Apply at Lake-view Nus'ing _____________________________ Northeast one quitter ¼) of fhe mvnitles as aredale when ii will become from time to time ICI't, individually, Center,919 1.2nd St.' Sanford. Northeast one quarter (Ii) (ies dueshall be staled. If the claim is granted to residents and property Gene-a Labor Day shift, Apply Defendants. con ingent or unliquidated, the at American Wood Products, TownshIp 19 South, Range 31 East, Florida, and as are- further 200 Mar.vin Ave., L.ongwcocf CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE stated. If the- claim is secured, the carpentry, Painting.Malnt, ROOFING PROBLEMS? We do PARCEL 3: The West one-half Statutes, and shall further be pursuant to the Final Judgment of claimant shall (I ) of.the East one half ('z) of Ihe subject deliver sufficient to the responsibilities of Foreclosure FICTITIOUS NAME Northeast one quarter ('.'* I of the retldenc or ownership as and Sale entered In copies os the claim to the clerk to Notice is hereby given that I am' our specialty. Discount prices, may the caus. pending In the Circuit unable the Northeast one-quarter ('.4 (less from time to time be determined clerk to mail one copy engaged in business at 312 Man,'qualltyoperitiofl Work guarcnte. Registered Courtlnandfor Seminole County, Ig each perSonal road rlofst of-way) of Section 31. repreWtsative-. Swee-twater Blvd., Florida, under by the governing authority of e- Florida, being • yrs. exp. Patios, Drlvesuays, LicenSed Contractor. FREE BoókkeeperbqlnljJ.gff Civil Number 79All persons interested in the me fictitious name- of GEMINI Townthipl95outh,Rang,3IEast, City of Sanford, Florida, and theofc.Wayne Deal, 327-1321 19)4-CA 09-K, In, undersigned estateSeeks Emplot,m.nt ETIMATES. $629703 Seminole County, Florida. fg whom a copy Of this CONSTRUCTION, and thai I provisions 4U7fl Mon. Fri.7;)0 5p.m. of said Chapter 111, Clerk will sell the property Notice-of Adminhstrationlsa been tundtor.gistersaienarn,*in',h,.. CUSTOMHOMES bUILT fleuildCondemn.dI'4o*jses further described as a portion of SECTION 3; If arty section or Florida, described a); THREE MONTHS FROM- THE' Sensinote CounIyiFforWa 'in ac that certain proper;y located portion of a iection Of thIs or. between Celery Avenue and theThat part of the dinance proves to be invalid, and Government Lot Sanford Grant DATEOF THE FIRST PUILICA- cordancewithln.provlsØt I, Section 12, lION OF THIS NOTICE, to Seaboard Coast Line- Railroad unlawful or unconstitutional, it Township 20 South, TREE TrimmingRemoy1 file FIctitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Many businesse, for sale- as Range 30 East, any objections they may have- that RepaIr right of-way and between Sum. ihall not be held to invalidate or lying within the East 305.00 feet of 8 yrs. exp Self Employed Saclion 863.09 Florida Statutes as $10,000 down. We hOve the challenges the 1vslIdity ci the 1,57. merlin Avenue and Burrows Lane; impair the- validity, force-or effect Ihe Call 862624$ 1 leave- me-i;. West 1571.40 ' bg5ifle-5 for you. feel of the $ith dK.dent's will, the qualifications o.ts Additions I RemodelIng. said property situated in Seminole of any other Section or part 51g. Roger A. May ,' of this 98352 feet Of the NOI'Th 161332 SWS - of. me personal repre-sentahy,. or Mld'Fla. Business Brokers Free Est. Lit. Bonded County, Florida. ordinance. L. oftheNorthwesti4cisaidSidin - me venue-or jurisdiction ' Jo.'mny Wal!ier Consi- Ltd. SECTION 2: ThaI UpOl) this SECTION 4: That all ordinances thePublish: April 17, 31, May 1,0, I?; Less that part for riqht.of-way ordinance becoming effective the. or parts of ordinances in conflict of Onora Road as recorded in Plat )9QQ , 6 ARROW'S WELDING. ,, ALL CLAIMS, OEM4ND%,'ANb DEU a3 property owners and any resident herewith be and the same are . SERVICE 331-0517 Book 13. at Page 34, of the Public SERVICES UNLIMITED ObJECTIONS NOT'BARRED $0 FILED resldirtgonttie property deacribed i*r.by repealed, ............Records of Seminole County, WILL ØE FORVER :lone Repair Remodeling Custom built utIlity 0. boat troll. shall be entitled t CII the. ;. SECTION S That fltlsordinancs Florld; Sanford Gracious living, Re-as, . Date of the- first publIcatIon of - - e'L truck racks 0, 'mie,c. herein t'c?ttlous4ApØz 32201fl rights and privIleges md im. shall become effective Weekly & monthly rates, at public sale, to the hIghest and this Notice of Mmlnistration; re?al!s Notici ts fler9bt qiyin that I am, munities as are from time to lime mediately upon It* passageim. utilities pd. Inquire- 500$. Oak and best bidder .fo cash at 13:00 May 1, 1980. : engaged in business as S.mlnqfe 011-7103. granted to residents ahd property adoptIon. o'clock ant. on.the 24th day. of Edna W. Hirshburg eusinssand$torage-Partt,$4)Sfi ________________________________ A'copy shall be available it the May, owners of the City of Sanford, 1960. aI the west front door of' At P*rlønal Representative 134, Altamonte Springs, S.mlno. HousewIves CleanIng Serviceprovided in Chapter 171. Florida pe-rsons desiring to ekamitse the Sanford, FlorIda. DAVID B. HIRSHBURO, SR. tltious name of KAZtIKO EN Statutes, and shall further be same. (SEAL) Deceassd Reguiaror1timebasi TERPRISES, and that I inland to subject to the rsponsibilitles All parties in Interest and BR-1209 up. P501 A1llOflijP aI5OPAT10000RS horH beckwith, Jr. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Wlc2owashwlnc5ow reglstersaidname*ift,he-Ct relldence.or ownership as may cilizensshallhavesnopporftbnity 'on leke Ada. Jt$t So. 3226.5-45 -áfter4 it' , REPRESENTATlvE of the Circuit Court, Seminal. from time to time- be- determined to be heard of spid hearing. AIIPO,$ on 17.92 L Stsap A. England 'By;June- i.Crtis : County, Florida in Øccoriatce by the governing authority of theBy order of the City Commiuioo Sanford. Call 323.saio De-Ay Clerk Legal Clinic Of -. 'with thN provisIcn of 'the Plc. City of Sanford, Florida, and the Of the City of Sanfo, Florida. Mariners VJlI.o. Carter A. Brqdiord. E.. qland.heePA.. titio NmeStatutes, To-Wit: provisions of -said Chapler '171, ,: - -HJl..Tamm,Jr.- -p.o. ao$.V5 ,. Springs, F101'i4 33701' - Se-cIio, .143,08 F1'Ida $tatvte-s Florida S(alutes. City Clerk Oa SANDALWOOD VlLLASr2 Florida 32802 13OS)-3)9.1400 1957. IEC1IOII 3: II any tdIOn Of Publish: April I?, 21, & M.IY 1, . : ..e' . rm,2bem,wa&De/ Attorneys (or Plaintltf •P6Iesh May'), S. Isle SIg Olin, K ohnscn section of this or. 1910 . o inapt, $32Smo. & $325 dep. $3. - Publish May 1,5, 1900 PubIlI; May 1. 0. 13. 22, 1980. - 7i, ___________________________________________ dlnanco prove-s to be- Invalid. 0EU47 DEW22 i 'DEW-iS DWI$ . . . ,, ______- - - _____________-_____ __________________________ - ' BUSINESS - I Story commercial' bUilding' w partition. Sanford Avenue $1500000 ' - . -33--Houses ' Furnished . '. lnsuIaton LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOUSEJust off New Smyrna Beach. Fully equipped, $300 mo. Call for information after 530. Telephone 323 650!. 18—Help _________------ ' .. 31--Business Property _______________________________ AUTO REPAIR GARAGE For Rent Hwy 17 92 Call 323 1973 . - - - ADVERfISING ___________________________ ____________________________ iJfld Cleating - .. _________________________ SALES - ' OFFICE & RetaIl space- %9~.00 monthly includes utilitIes. 323. ' 2172 or 030 9575. - person is needed LawnCare carpet Cleaning -_____________________ 37-B---RentalOttices _____________________________ - The Time Tested Firm Reg. Real Estate Broker 120N. Park Ave. 3226123 I_ 9 - plus commls. sion ___________________ - Carpentry ., I_awn spriniiers . son . . , '''' cramIcTiIe - ' - , _______________________ ' . Repair ncrete COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN-3 Bdrms, 2 baths, FIREPLACE, plenty of parking for trucks 9 equip mont, Income from Mobile ' Home-spaces adient. S acres only $312,000. . - k - - - • ' - , - Repair .' Fireplaces WANT ED Boys & - HISTORIC LONGWOOD-4 Bdrm, 2 baths, with dec. FIREPLACE, zoned for professional office. Only U9.. - - - Girls Ages AA A - - _________________________ DUPLEX IN SANFORD Ownerwill hold mortgage wIth substantial down paye Only $36,000. - CAROLINA LOG HOME-I Bdrms, 2 baths wllh FIR EPLACES, Central HIA, all on 2 acres. $120,000. __ . ' School - •- _ & - - GREAT 1 BR, lB condo, w CHIA, ww carpet, eqpl. kit., W DI Down staIrs & by the pool! Yours for $25,600! Call 3772222 for Info. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 38 home in Deltona, wall the extrasl C H&A, Fl. rm.,,eat in kit., w w carp., patio & lots more. SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 131.700. PRICE REDUCED 10131,500 on this very special 2BR, l B. home Completely refurbished. Will go F HA VA or cnventlonal or owner will hold wrap around - - AVE. 2565 4 pct interest 10 qualified buyers. New homes with monftsly psrnen3s ttOw $250. Low wn payments. 332.3217 _________________________ CHEROKEE LAND CO. (J 2525 French '!ve-$: 349-5.sO, 322-1959. - W GarneftWhte Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 321 7861. Sanford - Multiple Listing Service Earn While You Ibms lrtçrovsimnts, _________________________ ' Roofing _______________________ 21_tuallons - REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ___________________ - ___________________________ - Inc DOWN Buys this large attractIve 3 bdrm with family ' rm. Large shaded yard. nice - • ERA - , 24—Busiftess poi'tunItis -- , . ' I . - -' -'---- - , - ._ _- - - 545 900 - , lOOSunIand Dr.,corrlef'101. 3 BR. IB, tt, equipped, washer yer, w w carpet, famfly roam. icr. porch. well lindcape4, etc. $31,900 termS If •' desired. Open 'Nov11 1 tO 5 Daily. Johnny Walker Reel - f4 30-Apartments Unfurnished 8. Scam Repair' ___________________ _________________ ' - - .. .. - - - . - . -, , - - ____________________ - a -. - '; - - - - -. . ' '. - . -, , - - ' • . - -, . . . • . ,. - ' - - . r . I . 2295 1977 OLDS CUTLASS $3395 WHILE THEY LAST' - Hammonds, Lowrys. Balctwins. Conns. Wurlitilers, Kimball Swingers All in A I lop conbilion Pr,ced from $160. in clucling bench & delivery Cannon Mutic Co Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434, 1 block E of I 1913 DODGL OR. 1971 PLYMOUTH WAGON 295 _______________________ SANFORD AUCTION _________________ 1215 S French Ave 373 7340 Open Daily lOto S -__ . ________ OF F ICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 - - - - - - - Tools - - - - 11, Equipment - 332-7081. • May 17th • 10:00 A.M. Witt Construction Co. & Gremlum Corp. 420 N. Boundary Ave. ° DeLand, Florida I I I 3290508 Due to relocation of corp. offices all Real Estate, Tools and Equipment are to be sold. 3300 sq. ft. Custom Built Home • 21 Bldg. Lots Zoned RI • Commercial Block • 9800 sq. ft. Warehouse • 4 Bay Garage • Office Bldg. • House w12 lots Hardware & Lumber Bldg. • 4,500 sq. ft. Warehouse • Zoned M-1 Complete Insulation Manf. Co. Equipment • New Parts • Conveyors • Tools and much — much more! I, ' I - TERM& 36% Down • Balance for 15 y.ars 15% • TooI & Equipment INSPECTION DATESI May 12 thru 16 from 16 pm. For Additional Info or Free Brochure Call ' BATEMAN REALTY , - . Eve-? )floifl,322 1517 201E.2SfhSf C3STEEN-)0 acre-s. cleared, dry, mobda home permitted. Lightly tread. Assurnabie mtg. at I pci. Call 323-2322. - ________ - j'yGnffItt%RflflOf m3984 _________________ - ONE -PHONE CAtL STARTS A j qualify 1. undif, f yoi 3.7832 - 2tol , CLASSIFIBO AD Ott ITS RE$ULTPUL END. THE., NUMBER 15323.3433, - . ' - - I Afl HrL323-7413, 3224t49 - NEWHCWES open 2 to 6 dalIY -- 3214731 $ØSaIJOfdAve. ULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR i.d,Carvsr Av Academy Manor .. .;.._ cost Classified Ad Jf*LtYiC. -. - -. . .- sam. m..'Din Rm. gi on 1 acre. $92,000. available 13).000. ____________________ , - ''to List Your Business,,,' DI,oi 3222611 or 839c93 2 DR - ' Cash I - . • . _________________ MARKHAM WOODS ROAD: 3 . - ,. .......... - 1976 PACER $595 STARTS TUES THRU SAT 30's TO CHOOSE F ROM Wooden, high back. leather & rush seals-$?O each TRADE INDISPOSALSALE Saturday S Sanford acre$-ftoie pasture, stalls & barn. Owner wIll hold mig. $35,000. W, Game-ft White-, ___________________________ - - - . .... Lovely quiet -neighborhood, 'fenced back ya d and . ' - . ..... 3 BEDROOM C8"iHOAAE —. - . - NIcely wooded 101 in Lake Mary, $30000. Ball RWIty, Reg. Re-st Estate Broker, Like-Mary 322.3757 or 322.5731. - - __________________ . LARGE LAKEFRONT LOT-.' _____________________ - - 43-4.otsAcrsags 322-5253 GARAGE SALE CHAIR SALE . • - Real Estate I Plumbing business complete w. Inventory & real estate. Call W. MaIlceoikl, REALTOR, __________________________ _________________________ - ' - - 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. - AUCTION INC. EALTORS 70) Bldg. E. Altamonfe Dr. jSOJOrIIndgD,-. VA I F HA Financing ' ___________________________ ___________________________ INC. ______ ' 91 ASSOCIATES, -bdrm retirement home. large yard. garden. mint. coni. _-- - .'.' 'n-i ---- . GREGORYMOBILE HOMES DELTONA_Laltefront vely 2 - ' --- county, 1)3,500. DUPLEX POSSI BLES-2 Slory 532,500. 1 Story $21,500 Terms. .1 Vt- V __ See àur biautlful new BROAD- Honis ' 75*200 PROFESSIONAl,, --LOT with building, Altamont. Springs, $79,980. -_ _______________________ - C.) LOT-7S4222. Hwy 436 nóar Apopka. 137,900. imes _ ... , - - 322023) 322-0779,337153,323.3773 - - OLDS "90" -1973 Lu.urv Sedan Full power. elec windows. 000rs. locks, trunk 6 Way seats, cruise Control, r,tdiO. air, steel betted fires lISt exterior 8. motor perfect cond 69.300 rn Pri party 11.700 Call 373 0)60 or 323 1830 2144$. French Ave. carpet, CIlIA, $22,900 I BR;- - _______ - -- -- For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auclions I. Appraisals Cell 0.11's Auc1io, 3733620 _________ Full size bed withoul headboard, Bermuda Living Room Suite Call Robin at 3227344. yery large I or 2 BR Condo wail' LOOK ING for residential lot in Lake Mary? Give n a callWe have several available. JUST MAKE PAYMLNTS '69 to 75 modelS Call 3399100 or 834 4605 (Dealeri -- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - - - we- have what you're- looking for. --_________ . ---- 000dCondition Call 372 3111 -HAMMONDOIIGAN "iper I. Automatii Cord, S yrS old Or.4inally $1700. Selling for 5650 Excellent Condition 32) 5504) OFFICE FURNITURE aOComplets Offices 339-7020 LONOW000 ' ___________________________ 3'i ACRES Country, 2 stOry charming 3 bdrm, huge rooms. formal dining, fireplace. S mm. to town. $79,900 - WE BUY USED FUR NI TUII E, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING ____________________________ PtA ND-Mahogany Spine? _______________ Apartment complex. Call us 41Acóoflgfllun patio. Only $41,900. - stereo radio, $100 322 7170. --Mahogany Dining Suit, - ATTENTION BUILDERS looking for the- righf spot to build duplexes or small 1) PcI. FinaNcIng Avaifoifo nted Hwy 92, 1 mile we-St of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at 0 pm II'S theonly One in F lOrid,s Vo&i Set the reserved price Call 901 755 0311 for further details pointment, ForSils LAKE MARY-You'll enjoy this 3bedroom omeon acre lot. __._ FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni 59-.-A't,sic&v M,ercharesbe Antlquo French Provincial Channel back chair, excellent cond,, $75. Maple Early Am Sanford Ave., enroule to DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION WE BUY FURPI & APPL i pc or houseful 2lhrs 3)9 7020 . FURNITURE-Royal - blue Early Am. maple chair, $45. Airport. Building on property could easily be converted to offices, rental units or home with business. Possibilities are limitless. Call today for ap- - - ______ I. 4 chairs $30 each. Nell's frontige on heavily traveled S. _____________________________ ----- .' ______________________ , -- _____-- Sanford P'urnifure Salvage, 17 92 S. of Sanford, 322 $721. ZONED COMMERCIAL 150' ________________________ , -- S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table P.O. BOX 463 North Carolina 21906 . ion 16' BONItA BOWRIOER-On --OFFICE FURNITURE trailer wifh SO Pip Mercury 10 Complete Offices Call 323-1797 e' 339 7O7OLONGWOOo -- --- - - "5i.A-Furniture - Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Aye, Buy & Sell, the fine-it In furniture, Refrig sloves, tools lure, 203 E 25th St 3230981 water, good live aboard 323 16.31 $3,300 Cash or trade 372 0956. - lljMagnoliaAve lakeside deck, dock, storage bldgs, fenced lot, many es tras. Asking $31,900 or rent for 1400mo. 3734507 alter 5- 30. 323- 2222 $21 mo Agent 339 8336, 3220611 FOR SALE OR RENT Lakefront country charm, 2 BR. Cash 322.4132 1959 CHRIS CRAFT 33'. twin 6 cyl. engines, needs work Now French - ___________________________ - - ___________________________ - - - _._ CALL 372 5152 -- . AM FM AC. PS. PIt, Camper 'op. Good condition, $2,600 or belt offer Call Nil'5 before 6 xl 373 4700 - CARPORT WANTED ______ -- 65 OLDS F 05 330 Engine. ar power steerinu & br,,kes 1650 C,Il 323 III) ------ - 55-8oats & Accessories In ------- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any COndition 641 0126 - YARD SALE. Friday $ 4 - 3000 S Park Ave ,Sanford (Pine-crest Sub divIsion) - 701 Antiques-.orie-ntl Rugs Music Boxes- Slot Machines Bridges Antiques' 323 2401 ' Garage Sale. Sat.. May 10 0 30 601 Camelia Ct , Sunland Est SIGNS OUT (run off Sunland Dr.l Wood table & 6 (hairs, 560, Dmnetle I chairs, $35 Clothes, lots of misc Ivl$ singer ,'utura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime. Original $593, bal. Sill or -- - - WE BUY CARS Will buy old class rings & slIver coins Top dollar paid. Call 3m, 37) ISIS - ',off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding, '77 Invader ElIte 17' frI hull wilh These beds are not damaged ItS hp Mercury engine and or seconds but brand new top trailer 6430466 line bedding sets Only! Free ---local delivery Noll's Sanford ROBSON MARINE Furniture Salvage, 17-92- So. of 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford. 322 S721 Sanford. Fla 32771 46-Commercial - Property Inc., Realtors 243S S. French (17-92) Sanford 373- 5371 . ___________________________ - Murphy, REALTY WORLD 322-2420 Park REAL1OR322.1991 'MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RemOCIeing and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or csti.iodsy tot 0 fee- titling brochure. You can calf tree of charge- by dialing 1.100 4351421, Write or call today. The Real Estate-Agency - - - Buy Webuy used furniture FURNITURE 8. THINGS 5005 Sanford Ave 'Sanford 3236593 . Wanted to buy uSed office equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92.So of Sanford 372 0771 Yard Sale 6)5 Mullet Lake Park Road Geneva 319 5i—Housetld Goods - These are a few of over 2.000 listings. We he-ye- all types of ptoperty from' 1500 per acre - 306323186.3 Eve. 305641-5-640 MOBILE HOME 3 BR, 28, dbl. wide on 10 acres! C H&A, DR. kg. Ki tots ci couv*ryl BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, Only' 342,500! STEMPER AGENCY . side, rough wired I, plumbing, completed. Water and th outside is completed. Large deck overlooking mountains. You can live in t while you finish It up. S miles from Murphy. $21,500, $3,000 down assume loan. OWNER ANXIOUS WITH YOUR NEEDS . REALTOR MLS -- - ___________________________ to . 80-Autos - - WE BUY USED F URNITUR E & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur - nilure Salvage 322 0721 - - - 68—Wanted - ___ ILl TV TRAILE P 8 • 2 . I Camper 1973 CHEVY 'Cl with fully I'Qupped It' I Slide in camper 323 2322 UNCLUTTER VOUP CLOSET Sell those things that are jusI taking upspace wth a want ad in the Herald 377 2611 or 8)1 999 - --- L 322 2751 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE New & used items. CU radios, off ice- turn baby items, an lique piano, diSh5, rOds & reels, misc 709 Santa SI. Fri Sat Sun,9to6 --.-- - -- 2 SHETLAND PONIES - -. w'th cailiper 5150 Cail 32') 2303 365 6781 323-1734 GARAGE SALE--May 10 from 10 till 1 110 Tangerine Or, Ravenna Park Hamilton Railroad Pocket Watch 322-3314 - MOUNTAIN CABIN - With fireplace. Dandy garden spot. This is a handyman specIal be-cause it is not finished in. 1410 REALTY . - ' - Located 1 miles access, dandy bldg. site-s. $,30O, -$1,300 down assume 24 HOUR 0 322-9283 JUST LISTED) BR, lB home in Excellent Condition!' Enc. front & side porches, DR. w-w carpet, eat-in-kit, FP & lots more' Yours for OWNER SAYS SELL-2 Bdrm, 1 bath Block home wilh fenced yard. Excellent coed. Only $25,500, - 322.2611 - from Murphy- Has 4 lane- hwy. frontage. Small stream, good _______________________ COUNTRY CHARM 3 BR, 28 home on 1+ acre! Gazebo, pond, 7 FL R. OR, & morel Guest Cottaaet000n beaufiful You'll love this one rounds? or $79,900! • . EMPLOY ME NT 5O-A—JeIr' 1972 FORD COURIER or Sale -___________________ _____________________________ 21 ACRES Sanford ANYONE IN THE SANFORD ARIA • - , WE LIST AND SELl. 79-Truck,s.Trailers ______________________________ 3 Small Ponies 2 Fam Sale Sat 10th 114 Mayfair Cir 9:30 lOt) - 76 Honda CL bOO. Loaded 57 895 Also motorcle--$rter -covered, springs, Shocks & II? 373 08)1 - . Wcrk Shoes & Boots ARMYNAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. - Sanford - _______________ . 1979 Honda XL 500 S. Pea. 1 cylinder, 1 valve. 2 header ppes, 23. front wheel, oniy 6000 mIes Cost S1.B9. sell for 51.300 Call 371 0388 . ' FLEA MARKET & BAKE SALE Sat May 10 from 9 to 4 Congregational Christian Church, 2101 S Park Ave " 2113 French Ave - -- ______ The weather iS perfect for a se-il backyard sale everything fast with a want ad Call 372 7611 or 831 9993 . - owner. MOREI'IOMESTHAN REDUCED rental income + bi,stnell property! Just 2 yrs oldl Super locationl Now $34,900. 322 3fl2. ______ - x loan. .._ A RETREAT FROM CITY HUBBUe- assomaDle mortgage on 10 acres, deeded c cess 10 the St. Johns. Only ---------- j " - ' -_______________ - dandy mtn stream. A good small farm $24,300, $3,000 down makes you the new 41-bu ' --______ Sanford's SatesLeader CIMIOl 7201$. French ' - AOKTIRE - 322740 NEWTIRES$I9$9&UP ,FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark 6. Hirt 323 7580 YARD SALE-Fri Sal Sun Misc ilems 132 Palmetto SI oft lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary 322 3586 _______________________ - - • _j,4 •' - I - (305) 862-3363 " I'. . , Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broker P.O. Box 1328 Longwood FIa. 32750 I I • RAIN ORSHINE, - - • - 78-4torcyCles - PA 1 10 SAL E - Rang es. refrigerators & misc 317 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. USED AWNING WINDOWS FOR SALE: 2-10" 2-26" x 50"' 1-42" x 50" 1-32" x SO' Call 322 617) _-_ ________________________ Lawnmowe-rs We sell the best & service the rest WESTERN AUTO.. 301 W 1st St 54--Garage Sales OFFICE FURNITURE . 40 Complete Office-s 339 p020 LONCIWOOD - _-._ JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANYii - _________________________ - ANSWERlNGMACHlNE CODE A PHONE $173. Call 322 7410 _________________________ -- - REALTY - . EningIletald REALTORS REALTY . -. - - NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH-. Ground floor, poolside. Condo. apt. Sleeps 4, Enjoy best time of yr. at preseason rates. Complete. Available until May 73. Call for details. 6472359 _________________ . -. ___62-l_aWnGar'defl - --- HERB- S TV 2597 S Sanford Avp. -____________________________ trees, good access. Has a BR, 2B. grounds level, by week or month, 862-7847 aft. 4. __________________________ MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATI Broker OLD FARM HOUSE -- 2 bedrooms, over 100 yl's. old. Livable but needs fixing up. S acres of land, several fruit - Top Dollar Pad for unk & Used cars trucks 8. heavy equip me-nt 37 5990 10 Complete Offices 339 ?O2OLONGW000 BARGAIN TV-s Start your own used bookstorei S.0000uSid books for sale Call 775 3061 or 277 4696 for details- NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS 3390500 OFFICE FURNITURE - 45-A--'OJtof State Property 3290509 _______ - 53-TV.RadiO-StereO --- -- OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Office-s 339 7020 LONCIW000 Orlando 3211577 290 N. 17.92, Casselbarry, Fl. $711200 Eve. 062.3653 EALTORS CASH FOR J-IJI4K CARS & TRUCKS Same day Service 32) 7700 _________ '_______________________ repo 19" Zenith Sold orig 5193 15 Bal $18) 16 or 1)7 mo Agent 339 0336. - - _________________________ H. Ernest INC. 101 Bldg. E.AflamonteDr. I - ____________________________ Lake Mary-2 BR, near S.C_C., lovely lot. Owner will hold mortgage $30,000. ' . WILSUNMAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311-313 E. First St. 322 3622 BROKER 40-Condominiums - ' SEIGLER REALTY Down Payment ___________________________ - If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322 2611 or CROCKETT clC.,m., Re. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 377 3674. 322 1460 . " Good Used TV's, $75 & up MILLERS 26l9OrlandoDr Ph. 327 0357 OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339 1O7ULONGWOOD iCg Longwood-Lovely 3 BR, i", B, like- new. Owner will hold mortgage. Vacant, move In today. $43,900 ________________________ _____________________ - -- c9 ._ - • .,. .S - .-- - t Cash for your oil Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Me-del Inc ,Realtor 6443013 --. - VA.F HA.235.Con. Horne Low 40C0mpe0ffts Why pay more' - - For Sale USed office e-qpt. Desk, filIng cab. & chaIrs. Many items to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? 97. So. of Sanford, 37'7 $121 ____________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - _________________________ -- - - - OFFICE FURNITURE -_____ - - ' Florida loans. Business Mortgage Investment. 3104 E Robinson, Orlando. 422 2976 2139 S Myrtle Ave VACANT LOTS-ILotsapprox. 1, ac. Unrec Plat Lake Jessup Heights $10,000 00 ___ -• _______________ ____________________________ Sanford 321 oa.4o - ,77—Junk Cars Removed 60-A--Business Equip. Used tbl friodel color TV's, all working. $y9.95. 10 to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97, So of Sanford 3728721 also make Real Estate I Orlando 327-iS?? Sanforti 0640 DUPLEX 1 BR, 1 Bath each. Reently remodeled Pine Avenue 133,00000 - Will buy 1511 2nd mortgates We OS ACRES PINE & CYPRESS: VOLUSIA COUNTY. 11.000 PER ACRE. I, 1900-ISA - 339 7070 LONCI WOOD button cnnlrols has -- - - - - _________________________ ___________________________ 47-A-iigagesBought &SoId $ ACRES LAKEFRONT IN DELTONA. $21,250. BROKER 24395 MyrtleAve, - - p .1 .- , _________________ 8)86. - COUNTRY ROAD NEAR I.AKE HARtlEY. 31,900 SEIGLER REALTY - OrIginally $619, assume pay ments of $71 qio. Agent 339 2', ACRES, TALL. PINE ON - - - carouse-I. still in warranty,, -______________________ ' CROCKETT 2, Lols..Fenced Yard. 17th Street, Sanford Call for Details. Push GOLF COURSE LOT OVER. - - MICROWAVE BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 323 9993 2411 or 031 S ACRES WITH STOCKED CATFISH POND, GENEVA AREA. 121.000- - _______________________ ' . _______ Washer re-pu. GE deluxe- model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short tlme Bal. 5)09 II or $19 35 mo. Agent 339-1316. ____________________ ________________________ ' Hauling - . . 1962 SCHOOL BUSCAMPEP 6000(1 1 5600 Ci' 37 05 you're in the business of building your busine$, -- use the Classified Ads often if ______ EVERY DAY IS SANFORD. COUNTRY 7 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AT HILEY'S FISH-CAMP ON OWNED LOT. $16,500. ______ SANFORD SANORA SO. Nick 3 Bedroom, I", bath, Split plan, Central H&A, fenced yarc. No pets. 1350 mo yr. tease. Harold Hall REALTOR 6442216. __________________________ WOODED LOTS IN SOUTH 2 STORY OLDER HOME. COM PLETEIY REMODELED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-IN K I TCHE N, SPLIT AIR & HEAT ASKING 175,000. NEAR LAKE MONROE ______________________ ______ - -. 7s-Recreaj,!onafVehicles ________ _____________________________ ' - LOOKING POND IN SANFORD. $20,000 ______________________ ___________________________ A.A.McCLANAHAN I - 2' ACRES-PAVED ROAD, __________________________ ___________ _____ - 6-Child Care : - . - MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 rehabilitation prolect Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305.3239615. - 3 BEDROOM CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR. IN LAKE MARY. - ' WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the CIty of Sanford for OSTEEN. $12500. When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, slay close to your phone because something wonderful is at,o*jt to happen, '' . so - . Thursday, May - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Serve. Used Machine-s. - ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT VOLUSIA COUNTY. HIGH GROUND. NICELY WOODED $77,500. I Herald, Sanford,Fl. -- Ref. repo 16 cu ft frost 'free Have $2,000 down payment to $ume- mortgege- on Home In Sanford area,. - A le* -_ - __________________________ ______________________ - __________________________ -- . . 60-Off ice Supplies Orig. $329, now $203 or $19 mo gent 339-6386 113 327 7972 - ________ 47—Real Estate Vanted REALTOR 3 BEDROOM, 1", BATHS, 001) BLE CARPORT WITH 2 ACRES IN SUNLAND. The Best Buy In Town cost Classified Ad i Bedroom House-Unfurnished, stove&refrlg.Heat & Air, $230 mo. No pets, adults only - ORDERLIES NEEDED . t" -. - - 52—Appliances _____________________________ REAL ESTATE 3 BEDROOM. I bath, lakefront dreamhouse on 1, acYes complete With guest cottage 6. mh more 592.000 Evening ' ' ROAD $2,500 EACH. FURNISHED DUPLEX-i Bedroom, Heat & AIr, 1200 mo. -- .6—Child Care , --- -- REALTOR.3727491 - - ._ M. Unsworth Realty - ___________________________ _____________________ -" - - _ - CaliBart - 323 6061 oreves.373.0517 __________________________ _________________________ REALTORS 2ll0Sanford Ave ________________________ •• - _----'-.__--..--_- - - - - DEBARY LAKEFRONT - 2 BEDROOM, $32,000. SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. 7161 Palmetto Ave 2 BR, iS, new refrig., gas stove, & hot water heater. $350 per mo & sec. dep.-Lease. 3fl 8783. ____________________________ -- , , -. _____________________________ Twin size- Canopy Bed, v'hile, $100; Bedspread, canopy - & pr curtains included, also 1 baby LONGW000lndustralLot bed, 110. Call 3232109. lOOx)1O-.-$15,000 Cafl 339-3242' ' 71 NEW CARPET lApaint. wOwne-r will hold mtg. No qualifying. $32500. 323 _________________________ ' , PrOPSrty INVEST IN YOUR OWN' S ACRES, nicely wooded inenot too far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced $17,500 with terms to fit your budget. .. . information after ' 75445 French Ave 327023) 327 3772, 322 0779. 327 5353 _________________ , 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, Pinecrest, Large fenced yard, flew paint & carpet Assumable e' pct. mtg. 136,sc$). RALTY Build toSult-our lot or yow's FHA,VA. FHA'735&215 . SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM HOME-with private lake privileges 1230 mo. Call for - ________ - - "ALuTtui 43—L.ots. Acreage 321-0159 . REALTOR 332.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. U2365S 322.1959 ------- Lost & Found . • - Re Real Estarckee -. 2M0SanfordAve. ST'EMPER AGENCY. - 2 I' with EXEC. HOME family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv .1150 mo 1st last & sec The Sooner you place your classified ad, the- sooner you get results RN full time, 81 shift. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. ____________________________ _________- I Bedroom Aartment FOr Rent. Unfurnished 322 8833 - 4-Personals 32-Houses IiAfurnished _____________ • . Machinist Helper, will train, Apply in person Richie's VW, 1 mi N of 431 on 17 92 2 Choice Lots in nicest section: Valued at $700. sacrf ice, 1700 each Call 862 1716 - _____________ - BA?EMAN WHYPAYRENT?flrandnewl' 1 bath homes for under mo . 2 Bdrm. Bath, mature coup'e, truck parking available:' 1250 mo plus Sec Dep. Reference-i - - ________________________ 1e4lpnted _______ ____________ - 2 Bedroom, I Bath,Central H&A. convenient location. $235 mo 5e-tjiy No children or pets 372 6771 - ______________________ Fenced,A H.w-wcarpet 631 6786. -. __________________________ ' •- - ____________ __________________ 41-Houses 32 LARGPHO iPnecrest. 0 ner will hold at 10pt 139900 io ' __________________________ -. ;I -. ___________ 41—Houses - — SANFORD-3 Bedroom. Heat Air coed, fenced yard. fully equipped kitchen, washer & dryer hook up per mo. security 1300 deposit. references required. No pets. Call 3271177. _______________________ Miay-ome with I acre, I BR. B, w w carpet, Pg. scr. patio, fenced yard 1300 mo dep 3220216 People wholjke money use lOw cost classified ads buy, sell, or trade. . DEADLINES - - - - - - Bedroom. 2 th horne on ' acm. New & LovCly! iSSOper ma. Harold Hall Realty. Inc. REAtTOR373S77I a LAKE MARY -Newly piintid turn apt. Se-tlttJ wofkiflg man ONLYt No children or pets122 3930 Unfurnished - - very lean. 3) P'ilme??oAVe: See Jimme Cowan - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon ' - 44c line 3 consecutintimes 39c a line 7con$Scutivetimes..... 3c a fine HOURS - ' - 3. --- - -__.: E . I. - . a - - . 4'. . - INVITATIONTOBID CITY OF LAKE MARY. CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALL. ___________ ___________ FLORIDA OF FURNISHINGS AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN unlawful-or unconsli?ut,onal. It ATION EQUIPMENT FOR SENIOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. shall not be held to invalidate or HIGH 1C$OOL. HEARING .'!ØB$" LAKE FLORIDA. imphevaIdity,torceoqfc, MARY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. ÔOM IT.MIY CONCERN: of any Othe-f'5e-Ctin or part of thic FLORIDA CASE- No. IO1ICA.O4.E YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ordinance, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF PIOTICETHAT,theCdyCouncflof SECTION 1: That all ordinances ALBERT REDDICK, Sealed .bidl from equipment th City of take Mary, Florida, Petitioner, or parts of ordinances in conflict Conlrac?orswillbereceivedbythe will hOld a Public Hearing on the and herewith be and the same are Owner The Sthool Board ot 5th day' of June, 1980, at 7:30 hereby repealed, BATRICE 0. SLATER RED Se-minQie County. until .7:00 P.M. o'clock P.M., at the City Hall, City SECTIONS: That this ordinance DICK. local time, May 29, 1960 at the of Lake Mary, Florida, to consider shall become effective im Board offices located at aPetitionbythelandownersofthe Rewondent mediteIy upon its passage AMENDED Melbonvilte Avenue. Sanford. property described below. adoption. NOTICE OF ACTION Florida, 3277), Phoe (305) 322 requesting the City of Lake Mary, A copy shall be available at the 1252 At that time all bids will be Florida. to annex the following THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Office of the City Clerk for all opened and read publicly. de$cTibed property: BEATRICED.SLATER RED persons desiring to examine lhe Bid documents are open to DICK Begin at the West "i corner of same pUblic inspection in the office ,of Section 22, Township 20 South, 212S Ploblestown Road All parties in interest and 'the Director of Auxiliary Services Range 30 East,.Seminole County, Pittsburgh, PennsyIIania citizens shall have an Opportunity (School Board offices). F. W. 15205 - Florida, thehce run East along the * to be- heard at said hearing YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI Dodge Plan Room and Lentral North line of the Southwest '- a Ut order of the City Commission Florida Builders' Exchange in distance-of )82.lbfeet for a Point of FlED that ALBERT REDDICK of the City of Sanford, Florida, Orlando, and may be obtained Beginning, thence- South as filed a Petition in the Circuit H N. Tamm. Jr. from the ifficel of Gutmann feet to a point on the Northerly Court of Seminole County. Florida, City Clerk D'agash AssocJtes Architects rk.ht-of way line-of State Poad 121, for Dissolution of Marriage, and PubliSh. April 17, '14 & May I. I, Planners. Incorporated, Sanford thence Northeastvrly along Said u are-required to serve a copy of Atlantic National Bank Building, Northerly right of way of State your written defenses, if any, on DEU 66 $aite 8 P 0. Draver. 93$. San KENNETH yb'. McINTOSH. of Road 132 a distance of 50000 lees. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINCI ford, FIorida,-'3777i upon request thence North 991.20 fe-e-t to theSTENSTROM, MCINTOSH, JIlL IAN. COLBERT & WHIGHAM. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION per accompanied set by $10000 deposit North line of the Southwest 'of Attorneys for Petitioner, whose OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE said Section 22. thence West along Deposit will be refunded in full said North line-of the Southwest ' address iS Post Office Box 1330, CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. for two sets to Contractors sub- of Section 77 a distance of 17770 Sanford, Florida, 37771. and file Notice is hereby a mitting bona fide bids and return feet to the Point of Beginning. Said Public Hearing will given be heldthat at the the original with the Clerk of the documents inSgood property containing 11.71 pIus or above styled Court on or be-fare Commission Room in the City Hall condition within daysusable after the minus acres. May 29, 19, otherwise a default in the City of Sanford, Florida, at opening ot bids Refund for sets in Public shallof beLake held and ultimate judgment will be 7:00 o'clock P M. on May 12, 1980, excess of two wjIl.be less 150.00 to The at the CityHearing Hall, City - - - - :-,.--.-- . - - , - Sanfd, Fl. Legal Notice •- , - . Legal Notice - - --- - I ______________________ - - .. - .4 i-.. - 14A-Evenlng Herald -- -- - I j - -N' - - • - AUCTION UNDERTENT -_____ - - • ONPROPERTY -, - - I - .- I,' - �- - - - -; - '•,- '- - -. -r -r- -p - '-r- -- - •* ' U iw-W • Y$&i .fr * ---- - --- ___ - s---- -ø scowis . . •_ • . - ________ _____ - '- S - •:.. -. 1 - Bonds in seconds. Dries to a clear permanent bopd. __ flnia,.,ir,1 01 Cirnlhthii'i TIlDE Iqyry..I w.. i ANTIFREEZE! In 6' and 12' widths. Green. 12401. Scottys • flannel, Ca na?color knit wrist. No. 86004. COOLANT L jai 49 Gallon DOWgOUd l' ' HAMMERS rM Rag Price (each) 159 I Reg Price (each) 65C ( Each Bulb With Coupon I Inside frosted in4O,60.75or 100 s. see -,., SPONGES Turtleback. oval, or rectangle. S • Reg. Price (each) 4.49 - Each • FLOORING Don't Miss 1011 . .. / 2 Each Rag, Price (each) ...... Cool White. 48" 99 long NoF4O, • Tube Reg (each point. White and colors, ' Rag. Price (bag) .....3.79 - Lain I..?1U • p 99 Gallon • Rig. Prk. - - L 11 Staple GUN Power lever for heavy duty drive. Lock for pocket,or storage. No. 1000 Iotty's TV .139 59 Bag 59 Reg. Price 2Sq. Yd. oil ktkd _______ - "S 4 Scott)"s makes it FUN to SAVE! ....... 1.49 - ioned. Decorator I so • patterns. 12 widths. Every Saturday in Front of Our Store - - FLUORESCENT TUBES thetic). Cont iron. Vinyl Sheet SAI 11 Each 0 Straight ht 666 FERTILIZER Mopacote Jl-purpose. HOUSE PAINT A95 . Thursday, May 8, 1980 Each 85 Each 99 Each Evening Heiald Hëndd Advertiser k.r Utility KNIFE , Eagle fixed blade knife. 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I • •• .,Ph: 323-4700 • HOURS: 7:30 •6:00 Monday thruSaturday ClosedSunday U- - • •:-,;,' ' �+ - - . + -•. + +.- • -.- - -- - ' ' ' - - - -. - •. - + - - - -. - ' - - , .:'- - - -- - + - - C • '_r. - I -. + * a ''- - a a S . - a -. - ;- - I -. - ¶+• a S a 2—Evening Herald a Herald Adv.rtls.r, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May I, lf$O Traditional Bridal ' Rings Around The Couple ' CRUM-A-CAK& - Get Most From I— Honeym , oon We4diKg Sequeb S.. S•S Attire 46 We are well stQCk.d in a w di + are variety of wedding of the latest 'bouquets - and other arrangEments. - 4 Fir Per al Consultation Call Kit or Charoifti a, 322.1132 Sanford flower Shop 1O E.Cominsrc iii Sanford - ---- + • u— - -H determine the diamond's worth, and it is quite possible for a smaller diamond to be worth more than one that is larger. Cut Ls the way a diamond is shaped, with traditional styles being the brilliant or round, the emerald, the N. pear, the oval and the boatshaped marquise cut. Color refers to the crY "K clear purity most coveted for engagement -".-- diamonds, Young couples often select his and her wedClaritydIamon involves the - fact ding rings at the same time they choose the that bride-to-be's engagement ring, the Jewelry naturally with "inclusions" carbon bubbles and Industry Council reports. Your jeweler will cracks. Such help you choose a ring pattern that cornsmall internal inclusions do not mar the plements the engagement rIng and If stone's visible beauty if they wish, the wedding rings can be engraved at cannot be seen by the naked this time. eye. Your jeweler will be glad to show you any such Inclusions under magnification, and deter' • bey rtfqct the rnnediamond's price. A carat is the atandard measure of diamond weight, and each carat is equal to 100 I - -. - ', .• ' Wilton SUPPLIES For The Bride... "ii- J •,-- spots, \" -' ,I /)4'• ... 'A's ... ')a- sportswear -and oecnwear • -- • Smart going away outfits in carefree linen-look polyesters and Darling and daring poly-gabs dresses for dining and disco For those fun filled days create your own active wardrobe from our co-ordinate collection of ... - • - J / And when all Is said and done drift off to dreamland in some of our gorgeous and glamorous For the Bridesmaids and Mothers of the Bride & Groom 4 -, , Women have long been concerned with the trousseau clothing bought to mark their entrance into married life Today, more than likely, the Is simply honeymoon wardrobe a selection of slacks,, skirt shirts, dresses and swimsuits to carry 'the bride elegant1 through the pod-marital whirl. - - -I Long and short dresses in soft " colors, to wear to the wed- / pastel ding and after. trousseau Lingerie SHosI.ry - Shoes 0 handbags 0 Jewelry 0 Foundation - Garments *Scarves Whether you're heading for a local resort or an exoti foreign locale, make sure to put together a wardrobe (ha is versatile, comfortable and good-looking and which i capable of withstanding the traumas of being crammel and crushed inside a suitcase with a minimum 0 wrinkling. 0 Belts ... - If you're setting out to update your wardrobe in time foi your honeymoon, it's wise to choose new clothing (ha blends with those pieces you already own and enjo wearing. - You'll make more use of them after the honeymoon h over and, during the honeymoon, you'll be able to maki rnnrø --".- root #If "ass FREE MM Ift God you wm* kW Vmr &_ practke i,fat you PRY A P,SSs uI..'...I ,h.S ' t—S_aJ_ I s". k*..,a..+ C,. US 220 E First St. Downtown Sanford 322-3324 Bridal Registry AIN e~i GO IN Kom 22$E. First Sanford 321-0780 Y - "- $7 Lake St. - Hwy 427 LONGW000-834.6642 'l - Service • Morning & Evening Cake Decorating Classes - - — "t 'Wedding Cake Referral four "C"s — Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat weight These four elements - + PURCHASE OR RENTAL PANS&ORNAMEPITS Evaluating a diamond puts many v young couple in a quandary, particularly when it comes to what is known in the trade as the diamond's most ';, + 'C's' Of Diamond Trade - Between them they selected five of the popular gowns in the moderate price range (between $160.00 and $270.00). The gowns are This elegant gown can be custom made to order. available for choice and "try-ons" in JCPennev stores with bridal salons, additional charge depending Shipments are usually made gowns within the reach of ti Bridal consultants are in on the extent of such by United Parcel Service or average bride. If th attendance in these stores to alterations) are then done by an overnight airhandler average bride is shortenu properly fit and determine right in the store, depending upoti the wedding the engagement period, 51 the size of the bride-to-be. A From receipt of the order date. still has a right to th fhal fitting and alterations to shipping by the supplier "My responsibility is to traditional gown," Schwar (for which there is a nominal takes just four weeks, place beautiful wedding explained. trends. - - - - Silk Flowers 4, With a young couple, when points. For example, a half factor in choosing a ring, and lean hands can take a chosen, the wedding band is removes her engagement it comes to love, it usua lly car at diamond is 50 po ints, based upo n the br ide-to-be's large, more elaborate ring-, often selected at the same ring from her third finger comes to rings - that allOften, a bride-to-be will hand shape. In addition to choosing a time so that the two designs left hand, and many wear it important 'bngagement ring choose an engagement r ing Square hands loo k best spe cific cut, the bride-to-be complement each other, on th eir wedding day on their that has the center stone with slim, tapering designs has her choice of con- and: %re and more, Since the double ring right hand. with young-marrieds are flanked smaller such as the marquise. temporary, modern or an- ceremony is so popular, this Later, M)HIC WOlflCfl USC requesting double-ring diamonds. Small hands are corn- tique stylings. is when the man's ring is the wedding rings as Style can be a deciding plemented by delicate styles, ceremonies, the Jewelry Often, couples have the selected and engraved. 'keepers" above their Industry Council reports. engagement ring engraved. On her wedding day, the engagement rings, the Choosing the rings is When the engagement ring is Council notes, the briile Cotwcilrt'porLc.... traditionally a shared experience, with the bride-tobe and her intended visiting their favorite jeweler for the selection. often 0 Thursday, May 5, ltI0-3 S -- Know The F6u'r If you've got the groom, There was a time when an of every young girl's dreams you can sashay down the 'engaged girl was able to - a traditional wedding aisle in a traditional bridal hand hem-stitch a "dozen gown. gown in just over four weeks, dozen" sheets and pillow The entire bridal industry according to Bernie Sch- cases between those two has been geared through the wartz, Bridal Gown Buyer moments when she said "I years to this leisurely pace. -for JcPenney. ' thought you'd never ask" Churches and ministers are This special order in- and "I do." secured a year in novation is exclusive with Engagements were long advance. Caterers and halls the national retailer and has and drawn-out and, while the usually need six months. been instituted in response to gross of sheets was being And, despite the fact that changing patterns in our whipped up, there was plenty far less handwork goes into society. of time to create that object even lavish gowns today than in grandmother's day, the average time needed for delivery of that dream gown has been three to four months. Until now, that is! Schwartz, noticing, the increased pressure from the chain's units for gowns delivered tout de suite, has worked out a unique fasttrack arrangement with Penney's, principle bridal gown supplier. - Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. - Gown Is Delivered In About , 4 Weeks . + - / -- - •' Im �-- 5- .5 1 - • -. - --i - . S -- -- . or— — S 1 S 5 -- 0 I 5 / 1 0 - 54 — 5 . 5 "5 •5•55 5 S . . - -. 5 5 - - .5 1. S _5S - 5- S - . 5 S\) . S • .S S S S S. C S . S S • 5 S F - - S. - S - S -_S— -5. •4 S 5' S S S 18 0 5; 4 a ' 5 1 S. S S S • S S S S S. 4—Ev.nlng Hit-aid a Hit-aid Advertisar, Sanford, Fl. a Thursday, May S. 1$O 8 Advance Planning Key We dding I To Perfe ct Wedding '4 8 ft S . ,' ' S In Napoleonic France, every bride was given a fine silver marriage cup by her family or a close friend. At her wedding reception, the newlyweds sealed their troth by drinking a favorite wine from the marriage cup as the It, cup toast of their special wine. qr manufacturer oL. Keepsake custom. repeating their vohs with a marriage wedding albums. shouldand register with the local The key is organization, stores she says. A beautiful, formal silver and select her china, crystal. wedding Involves plenty of behind-the-scenes planning. This is also the time to She recommends a headstart order the wedding cake if it's of six months to a year. not included in the caterer's "Once the date is set, the package. (You can ' deterbride usually sits down with mine If it's more economical her parents to discuss the to take the cake offered in size, style and budget the caterer's reception allocated, taking their package rather than putpersonal wishes into con- chasing It elsewhere.) sideration." - -- * * S - - Tuxedo Rentals Formal wear for the groom and all men in the 6 / S - ' - * • . S 16 - I 322-1 H - 4 - - - ,1j..o. • 'S . . ••v, - * - traditionally divided bet- choosing the bridal bouquet ween famil ies of the bride and going-away corsage and groom, but the bride's be longs to the groom. o family is. entirely respon- months before the wedding, sible for the ceremony and he should visit the florist and reception expenses," arrange for corsages for the Six mont hs before the mothers and grandmothers, wedding is not too early for and boutonniers for - the the groom to choose his attendants, as well. us hers and finalize • LORD WEST CALL ,' • "Wedding / PALM BEACH - .• Wedding Party. AFTER SIX - / . S ,71;. & For Information - _____ S I' S . • gelatin CUP cold water I cup-U.boiling water Making memories Is what a wedding Is all about. And preserving those th rough th e years 14 honeymoon plans. The bride "There are so nmy things is what a keepsake wedding album is all 204 E. FIRST ST. will be busy making the to remember in planning a about. appropriate reservations perfect wedding," says and shopping for wedding Doebele, "many couples find attire for herself and her it useful to buy a wedding DOWNTOWN SANFORD /' Makes 13-I4 susair 3 large eggs, separated -vi ic:zZ:\ -. lfla4aUDe. U's At Gyniftey Jev~elers IW!k I t—. mounds slightly when dropped from Beat egg whites witil soft Sc / U! 5- 1:10, Wo 1iian Let UsS Capture S - Every Moment j F " 322-6982 BROWSING HOURS 104 FRIDAY TILL 0)0 $aiitt-s Peaks form U "T1TIW VWAT"I°IITCDcI'IA IC iaks km - :Iil .1 • . - Sanford Plaza - v'i.j ; liii. uuuu u. iu a i S S / .1 * J r, •. 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I - Accent S i - (S1 Wedding Invitations 4 Spedal flowers /, This Most • S the idea. perfe-cth shov'r. -- - _ CaM- the thme ffirough ... Cards 'with a calico print or gill. bars d soap could be artwork of . pottery and Acvvwding to Bride's ganie prizes at a bath tx skeLs would help - ..R I.'. rt.h.t !/( - ' La beat knn juke Gradua lly i '. cup sugar sal i n i ng i teapoei yinill ex- rema ____ continue beatift until stiff tract ' S FUa rang a wedding acceptable to n-nt*on on the You could also plan the - 'Thee-e plenty of shower invitation stores shower around the kot ewid easy where the bride is decorating tastes of the bride reistexed. and grbom. The invi ta tion TIt1 Sm, a kitchen gadget could read... "A Country For Shower... and Dave ( rs to ge the shower you might headline are lovers ofJanet old-fashioned sboset a these. Ths will sour invt.ation, "Cooks CIDde guesu In a rac* Via)' Ilk-light-" or for a Nath treasures and homespun Imd pfts the twsde and thme, I)e'eore the Bath'" natural goods. so think . co'jny for this shower' crvoam mill resll Shop For Your the berries for the elegant Cover and whirl until gift and dessert idea! smooth: pour into retnaining FRAMBOISE MOUSSE raspberry purees stir untI 4 containers (B ozs. eh ) well ble ed. nd frozen raspberries Ut light p Large syrup bowl; chili. stirr ing oc2 envelopes unflavored casionally, until mixture _________ - - Sprinkle gelatin over cuki is elegant Framoise Mousse. Since it's perfect water in blender; let stand fare for a bridal shower, you about three minutes to can provide a weak preview soften. of the recipe right at the A dd boiling water cover ga ther. and whirl at tow speed un Then, wrap up the recipe gelatin is dis solved.. card along with a dainty Add one cup sugar.one cup crystal bowl and the key raspberr y i*aree egg yeas. ingredient, raspberry lemon juice and v'fli liqueur. cover and blend, until She'tj treasure the gift smooth package, and both she and Add ice cubes one at & the guests will think you're time, with liqueur. • A Guiding. Theme.... - Fo1 gently i5 ftTt If a special friend Is about one-third cup rpberr to be marted, you might liqueur milftre. consider giving a shower cups heavy cream Beat cream asul stiff wthanewtwlst.Askguests Re ve raspberries fm peaks foim.. F1d to write out their favorite garnish. e In a five-cup electric rpherr recipe and share It with the blender ccntaüier. *I!ee one bride-lobe. theee-q.-n The ompanying gifts half of remaining rasp- si be can carry out the thetne — berries at &* time. firm aboa tbree bmm supplying her with special ['tit through a straiir at serving dishes or utensils food mill to remove seeds, TO ser". arvish u%th she'll need to prepare the There should be 2 arid tworrs aaii thirds cups paw. recipes described! adibibacal vtopw tatun. Hallmark Cards, a leading first home. anniversary, the couple re-enacted this Sh we.rs A New Twist... You're in love and you've attendants, memory album, wedding." The "Keepsakepromised to marry him. Three months before, the "It not only serves to albums are available , You're feeling as Sen. bride and groom should have record the actual day, but stores that carry Hallmark tlmentalas old lace and ma completed their guest list, the myriad details leading products. bit of a tizzy wondering what taking care to Include Ini. up Wit. Memorabilia such as The last few weeks should to do first. You want your portant members of'both snapshots, newspaper be a time when the bride and wedding to be a beautiful families, clippings, even a matchbook groom can enjoy the start to your life together, from the restaurant they festivities being planned for This detailed record wiLl "Every wedding is unique —visited, will revive all the them and the excitement of because of the bride and be useful later for writing Joys leading up to the the wedding to come. groom involved," says thank-you notes and inviting of friends to visit t hem in their Barbara Doebele , - Thursday, May I, 1"O—S E"M" Hmid a HmId Ajvert*. Sanford, Fl: SI 5•' * I 5 * * 5 5. * . • 5. �-- S . . - . , . S • - --- S - - - - - ,- *-- S. - - _._..__._ - - - .% 0• -- -------- ___. -. -S 5 -. ------5- • ----------5- -5- ------*..-----.- -: --5--. - - 0. -------5-- - -S -5 --5 . 0 - -..----.----._--..---...-------.- , -5_5S_:.. --.-_.- - 5- 55 S . ----.5-- 5-- - -•) -. . 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Although recent year When an enterprising baker EVERLASTING RITUALS along the way as they are the rites remain, And, everyone gathers have shown a return k decided to mass all the cakes Marriage has survived reinterpreted by people. together and spread frosting through the ages and, along The institution of 'the We no longer believe, as together, dressed in special tradition, the future wil over them, the modern with it, tradition. Although family was once thought of a did the citizens during the clothes, to wish good luck inevitably bring furthei tiered wedding cake was the customs, rituals and liaison formed for Political, Middle Ages, that a vein runs and happiness to the new change as coupits write ;Pei i born, own vows, celebration beliefs associated with economic and emotional from the ring finger to the couple. THROUGH THE AGES change in style and format The practice of tossing the marriage and the wedding security. The partnership heart. However, it is on this There is something bridal showers include malt bouquet originated during ceremony have been altered was often prearranged, with finger that the wedding band special, sacred, about an guests, and the stiff formal the colonial period in and updated, they are still a each member taking on is still placed. The Romans also believed action- or belief that has amenities become mon American history when the part of the modern-day clearly defined duties. that the goddess Juno survived since the days of cLjsual and enjoyable for all. bridal party seized the wedding. MODERN MEANING Courtships, engagement newlyweds' stockings and Today, couples enter into tossed them over their rings, flowers, gifts, the act shoulders at the bride and of "giving away the bride," marriage based on love. The groom the first ones to hit the exchange of vows and roles of husband and wife are the targeushers aiming for wedding bands, and the not as cut and dry as they partners the groom and bridesmaids honeymoon all define this were In the past grow individually as well as aiming for the bride, the next "rite of passage." BEGINNING IN ROME together. to be married. In Medieval times, the bride and bridegroom kissed UUT DL - Id 9 .0 - . You--- To. Jo 0. - - / - - -- - , SUP-EER --------' - PUMPS by - HI-EFFICIENCY AIR-CONDITIONING - - Pays For Itself With The Energy It Saves Throughout The Years. is CC)flflIC) 10.3 E.I.R. Ratines The new Rheem Imperial Central Air Conditioning system Is lust what you need when the hot, muggy weather "blankets" our town. 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(UPI) - A hour before the accident, did not overwas severely damaged and appeared 606-foot phosphate freighter smashed turn but was sticking nose down into the • ready to plunge into the water below. into the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in a Tnud at the bottom of the bay. eo nof1e 'It was an unbelievable thunderstorm over Tampa B A "It was an unbelievable said bus and several cars plunged l5o feet into Pete Corsa, a motorist who was driving "The report we, have is that they ran was hampering rescue operations. KEY WEST Fla. (UPI) - The coast scen e. There ere was a the water below, killing at least 31 north on the Skyway as the accident Guard said a sealift boat carrying about aground, they're taking on water fast and Divers were not allowed into the water people. occurred. "There was a car dangling off 250 Cuban refugees to freedom across the already were in about three feet of near fix.- bus because the Car was ca r dangling off the One survivor was pulled from the the southbound lane." Florida Straits ran aground in the water," Coast Guard spokesnian Paul (tangling overhead. water by the crew of the freighter. By late morning, 17 bodies had been Marquesa Keys today and the skipper Mobley said. Biendenbender said a heavy squall was A Coast Guard spokesman said all 23 recovered as divers frantically searched reported "we are taking on water fast." dumping rain over the Tampa area at the southbound lane people aboard the Greyhound, bound for for other survivors • The Coast Guard said a helicopter The Coast Guard cutter Point Estero tlifli of tht collision Miami, iere trapped whenone span of However, ir Coast Guard spokeiman rushed to Um aid of the 50-to 60-foot boat and a 41-foot patrol boat were en route to "T'he weather at the Wile was exthe bridge collapsed. The ship channel is said then was little chance others had "Marisa" and dropped bIe pumps and the scene and MoWey said: 'I think The treinely severe, with winds up to 80 knots about 44 feet deep beneath the bridge, survived. life preservers to the vessel, which was situation is under control," Mobley said and heavy rains," he said. "That may vestigating team will be dispatched to An undetermined number of cars also Tampa. headed by Safety Board "I doubt there are any more sur- aground in the Marquesas Keys area the refugees aboard the boat would have been a factor." went into the water, killing seven to eight vivors," said Lt. Phil Biedenbender. about ) miles west of Key West. The "Summit Venture," which was member Patricia A. Goldman, the team probably be transferred to the cutter. other people "With the impact of the tides, personally headed into the harbor to pick up a cargo ill join the Coast (1u ird in an in •t* . - ' ''' There was an air bubble inside the bus, I don't think so. If anyone was going to vestigation of the accident. of phosphate, renained afloat. divers reported, but none of the survive, they would have to get out span of the 150-high-foot bridge crumbled The Skyway is a four-lane, divided In Georgia on Nov. 7, 1972, the 11,500 Concrete pillars and the massive steel into the bay. passengers apparently was able to make quickly." interstate highway at the entrance to gridway of the main span lay twisted in ton freighter African Neptune rammed it to the safe portion of the submerged The inbound freighter, the "Summit Last January, the Coast Guard buoy Tampa Bay. The roadway is the main the channel, blocking traffic in and out of the Sidney Limier bridge at Brunswick, vehicle. Venture," of Liberian registry, struck tender Blackthorn collided with an air route from Tampa and Clearwater to the nation's seventh busiest seaport. sending a string of vehicles and their The -bus, which had left the St. the Manatee side of the bridge at 7:38 tanker a half mile from the bridge, Bradenton and points to the south. A spokesman for the National Iran- occupants into the Brunswick [liver. Ten Petersburg terminal less than half an a.m. EDT. A 1,000-foot section of the we_st claiming 23 lives. Another 40-foot section. of the bridge sportation Board said a live-person in. people died. . 4 cS •ç- .'.. •--. ' I. Revi ize. -Down Group To Urge City * * By DONNA ESTES ,, revitalization,, Miss Jacobson said the city commission apHerald Staff Writer proved the concept on July 16, 1979. On July 25, she said City The Greater Sanford Development Corp. Monday night will Manager Warren Knowles reported to the city commission he urge Sanford to proceed "full steam ahead" with the had been able to find the $78,000 needed for materials for the revitalization of the downtown area, project. John Mercer, president of GSDC will tell commissioners that Miss Jacobson said Implementation of the project has been more than 90 per cent of the property owners and tenants In the held In abeyance since last August when G. Algernon Speer, a downtown model area are endorsing the project. . downtown property owner and attorney, objected to the The model area extends on First Street from Park Avenue to project. Palmetto as4 an Magnolia from Pirt to Second streets. Speer, she noted, made the city and the GSDC aware of The city in Its curtent budget hu allocated $78,000 for possible legal precedents set in "St. Petersburg lawsuit materials to provide "in ground" planters in the model area, against the proposed revitalization. She said he also criticized shade trees and to convert the section of Magnolia Avenue to a various aspects of the plans by saying traffic hazards and pedestrian mail, in addiUon to other Improvements. Labor for obstacles would be created. the project is also to be provided by the city. . Miss Jacobson said, however, without exception all of "We take the position," Mercer said, "that with all the Speer's criticisms have been found to be Ill-based. development planned and anticipated projects, the downtown Experts have confirmed the accuracy and adequacy of the must be made attractive for those people to do their shopping technical aspects of the plan, Miss Jacobson said. She said the and other business there," Mercer said. "It will become an area of beauty and one that will attract people to the down- GSDC attempted to"placate" Speer by finding acompromise. Miss Jacobson said Bill Colbert of the law firm of Stenstrom, town.11 McIntosh, Julian, Colbert and Whigham found there was no Among projects announced in recent weeks are: a high rise adverse precedent to the plan in a St. Petersburg case. Colbert apartment complex; a luxury apartment complex; possible was able to find, she said, a Miami can which clearly conversion of the Seminole Memorial Hospital into a nursing documented the city's ability to move forward With Un facility; possible construction of a senior citizens center; a project. multi-purpose building and constriction of a new hospital. With the opinion from Colbert, she said, the GSDC "restoked Mercer said although some had feared the modifications its furnace and came back with full steam ahead" for the, would cape the loss gf parking spaces, this isnot the case. lie project. She said a copy of the plan and a petition was noted the'Senkarik family has offered use of property to the presented to downtown property owners and tenants and all city for additional parking. "There will be a net gain of 20 * but eight signed the petition favoring the plan. Iii addition, parking places," Mercer said. , moire than 200 signatures were collected from consumers Mercer said a good number of persons are expected to turn favoring the plan, she said. to indicate p.m city commission meeting out at Monday's 7 In compliance with the city's request for evidence showing their support of the project. "In that way the city commission private sector involvement, Miss Jacobson said 25-30 downwill know how the people of Sanford (eel," he said. town buildings have been renovated, Mercer said the model area is only a small part of the revitalization planned for Sanford. The entire area in the "We feel we wllFte c9ming to the city Monday night with overall plan, ultimately to be accomplished, includes the part legally sound, engineering sound and economically sound of the city from U.S. Highway 17-92 to Sanford Avenue sod plans bearing the support of the people as documented by the from the lakefront to Fifth Steel petitions. With these recommendations we feel the city has the . full power, will exercise wisdom and demonstrate progress to He pointed out the GSDC, organized in December, 1975, mid( authorize the Implementation," Miss Jacobson said, a survey of historic buildings and had included in the national register many of those buildings several years ago. "We also know that Mr. Speer may continue to threaten a lawsuit and the GSDC is prepared to offer the city as much Sara 'Jacobson, also involved In the GSDC, said the support iLs we hope will be necessary to meet that lawsuit," the revitalized ,downtown will appeal to the pedestrian. "It will said. . create a people place," she said. Miss Jacobson said Magnolia Avenue will still have the capability of vehicular ingress and Contacted at his law office today, Speer said: "They are not egress, but It will not cater to through traffic. Parking will be going to close Magnolia Avenue. I'm g01n to stop it. The shifted to the east side of the street and parking will be con, merchants an go broke or be successful depending on their verted to "straight in" rather than angular parking, she said, ability. I have as many people supporting me at they have Reviewing recent history of the plan for the downtown supporting the project." * S * a I 'lb * Ku-aid P10. by Dived I.tI.r The remains of two Winter Springs residents' cars sit on the shoulder of County Road 427 just southwest of Sanford'Ioilowlng a collision Thursday afternoon. Ilighway patrolmen say James Wilson. 45, of 426 Hawthorn Ave., Winter Springs, was driving east on 427 shortly after 3:30 p.m., when he stopped to avoid a car stopped to make a left turn. But Wilson's car skidded on the wet pavement, crossing into the westbound lane, and was hit by a car driven by Etta Andrews, 50, of 41,1 David St., Winter Springs. Wilson was admitted to Seminole Memorial flospital, where he Is lit serious condition. Ills car (background) was considered a total loss' by patrolmen. Andrew's car (foreground) suffered an undetermined ,anioulit of damage. She and her passenger were unhurt, patrolmen say. CARS MANGLED IN COLLISION S. , . tottie Club Sue's Altamonte L - , . By DAVID lVL RAZLER herald Staff Writer The owner of an Altamonte Springs after-hours club has filed suit against the city, which late last month passed a law he says will put hni out of business on July 1, the date it goes into effect. Ferydoon Khoshnou, owner of The ot line, an after-hours club on State Road 438, west of Interstate 4, has filed suit charging Altamonte Springs' new law banning the consumption of alcohol in any business after 2 a.m. was written specifically to clo&e down his two-yearold restaurant-lounge, But city officials say their law Is perfectly proper, will stand up to Khoshnou's court test, and will go into effect 53 planned on July 1. Khoshnou's attorney, Jerry Luxenberg of Orlando, says in addition to specifically legislating tilq client out of 1-4 . business, tile new law is too broad and could lead in the arrests of people at parties held in business establishments, Luxenberg says the Hot Line opens at 2 a.m., the time all Seminole and Orange county bars are required to close and restaurants must stop serving wine or. beer. The club charges a cover plus a cost per "set up," filling a glass filled with ice and mixers into which a patron pours alcohol brought from home. While the dub has no liquor license and sells no alcohol, city police say it is responsible For the third highest number of complaints and disturbances, Luxenberg said, although he is quick to add the Altamonte Crown Lounge and ABC Lounge each require more frequent visits by police, the Crown Lounge the scene of twice as many police incidents last year, Sprin gs. l.uxenberg said the law is unconstitutional because it is badly orded and too broad. In addition to being directed specifically at his client's business, Luxenberg said, it could lead to the arrest of any businessmen using their facilities for a party running later than 2 a.m. a.. But city attorney James m Fowler said Luxenberg's request for an injunction against enfor'emiient of the law, to be heard Thursday afternoon by Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler, will not stand up. The law is not 'ust directed at the Hot line, Fowler said, but at all businessmen who might open or plan to open a bottle club. The city council felt the Hot Line "was deleterious to the public welfare" and passed the ordinance because "police have problems controlling order after 2 ajn." near the club, he said. .4 a Whipping Inflation Jempers Flare In Budget Fight __1----- -. ---- "S - \ .-. - -- *- -- cepted one that' would affect WASHINGTON (UP!) The a proposal to revive pushed witH 2 am. today, r spending state revenue sharing, with tenoers flaring over the hour At least a &an more attempb' and ft proceedings, tat gave up to change spending priorities are tmtd Monday on the kin of producing balanced 1l budget. 'expected when theSenate meets on the budget again Monday. In a 15-hour session that dragged ii goal lab meet a May 15 into the morning hours, senators deadline for ' completion of rejected aimnostadoun challenges budget, to the p12.9 billion plan, and ac- Senate • S - 0 Government Reports Lower Monthly Pike Gain * WASHINGTON (UP!) Producer economist, although he cautioned that. prices rose only 0.5 percent in April,the any major new hike in world oil prices government mid today, a strong in. could change that, dicatbon the nation's worst inflation in Among finished goods, a large 2.8 three decades may soon get better. percent drop in food prices accounted for 'p 1a Department said the April much of the dramatic improvement. .." increaiein prices at the wholesale level That was mud by sharply lower prices was the smallest since lagt May and a for bed, veal, pork and poultry. Energy prices at the final wholesale AclUes Reports ................241 EditorIal ................................pj': Improvement over monthly In cream averaging IA percent doting the level mainly gasoline and home Aiesad The aock ............. 4* Florida months of this yser apd over 1 beating oil rose 3.8 percent, after two firt ft Bridge JA ----psrosntmatofth.pssL.yoar, Li._ili"M -monthsovur7percent. Thatwuantn4I ftOIt*I.... .................... Prices of IntermedIate, or semi-i dk*Uon that past increases in crude oil aslfledAa finished goods rose only 0.1 percent, thelé prIcU by the Organization of Petroleum A '° Ezport Crossword ........ Y u". Countries already have had SMA ; ___ ls dHh1ed ps me of 'crude materia U1tfr$ Impac t on the economy. . ; DearAbby , Deaths ' 1. basis, "It books like the tlsng has tUlned," 0.5 percent increase was a rate 01 6.3 Dr.Lawb....4..'............... Wand-............................. uldJm,L ng,a LAor DepartmentPercent showinii the effectif the same , - ' * T - Today od . * * - •' ' , — ................... ......... - - -, -' * -.................. ..'.,.*-, - : . - I. * a --• pace continued a full year,That compares with' a 18.2 percent annual wholesale inflation rate for the previous month, The producer price Index for finished goods stood at 240 In April, meaning that 'what cost $100 In 1967 now costs $240. Producer prices are a strong indjcatlon o( what lies ahead for consumer prices, which also have been rising at an annual rate of 1$ percent. The government has been estimating consumer prices will -a wtMtrin setoananjivalratec4 around 10 percent by the'end of the year. There have been other recent signs inflation' may begin to abate. Interest rates in general have tumbled in the past two weeks. And home mortgage rates, which have played a major role In boosting the ' - Consumer Mee Index, have begun to urn down in some parts of the country from l6 and 17 percent to 13 and 14. President Carter Thursday called attention to falling Interest rates and said,"! h*ve no doubt that in the next few summer, wewill weeks, perhaps In have substantial evidence the inflation rate is also dropping quite rapidly," The change In producer prices had been closely predicted by Donald Ratajczak, director of the Economic Forecasting Unit at Georgia State University, which long has tracked these prices and usually comes' within a few tenths, The unit had predicted a 0.3 çerc*nt rise. "The inflation rate has definitely Peaked, out," Ratajczak said. * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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