19 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8fce36be6d09ae6eedb03ec4a9ae1a4f.pdf 375e6b206fa906687268d4b02ccf3551 PDF Text Text - I - -: ::: - - LONDIE EvenIn.rath,FI. - ay 45 Dis pl Monday, Mays, isO Yotj REAwy to Previous Puzzle E E' / ' - * 1 I.- -- (ebb,) 58 Spaces Law gree (abbr) 60Urgent wireless — cream 81 geftly aIe 02 22 elaware _____ __ Mother, ]It Grain, 15 That yir 16 r 17 Baseball player MCI 114 ___ '- .. - I ____ : Why Dead L ¼ - - ____ ______ 0 o 01 i ru I I:r I0 87, DEAR DR. LAMB I lost my mother a week ago and needles to say I m heart- T C $A iiJio ___ shot '0 ord of D(CJ W (I 1 J I% T (1 llitg 72nd Year, No 221— Tuesday, May 6, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 I --•.• - . — — - — — — — - — - I federalrelieff ds but hTunediate estimate of ° WO Wo uld provided. PTOV there . - - — - ____ into Florida. I ____ ___ , I Airlift — ' — - - ., TaY ffl - , ______ ri r MATMAR ifflN . I-- 4nrnni' t - ,. . - . . '. - ! - '1 HE WHO LIVES BY THE GUM P1ES BY THE GUM! . .$ Itp . I IM 600 00 0 . 0 9 a 0 V 14.. ty'... \i / ) r V/i- i ii _. - ,, - az;zr months are your Astro-Graph Letter, which begins with your bir- humanitarian purposes. In thday. Mall $1 for each to You're attuned to as AstroGraph Box 489, Radio are City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be pod for the greatest number. CAPRICORN (Dm 22-Jo stwe to specify birth date. 0i Be alert for unusual ways GEMINI (May 21-Jum 20) Opening up today thatt could . Situtions or pro*ts CAM give your materw status a for IM11119i"tiOn ArOm YOIW boost. The chaince could come interests tOd&Y- You' ll em- through some , social brwe the unoual, and the wqu&InUnm. best that's In you will come AQUARIUS (Jan. 89Fb. out, " 11). Putting yourself out for by Ed Sullivan T HAPPENS BUBBLE GUM IN CLASS WHEN WE O ASTRAS THREE STUART. PNYS IN NOW THE WIJAT P0 . A ROW! TEACHER , YCIU HAVE TO THINKS I'M A SINY FOR #k RCITTEN KIP.~ YCLIRSELF ? . __111 . . __-;-~ . 0 . ~ I@ 1S.0 __________ — HOKAY, SENOR SUNNY, T1LE HAT C'*NCE irc :"r iJ,J I I5 1 rA2IOIV / - . - W? EAST #Iolg4 TKQ10 *AS V862 , 05 #8763 4108653 #AQ42 SOUTH #KQJ92 973 ' . 0 K 104 #K*Jt Vulnerable Both North Iaa . eleven and surely at east nim." Oswald: "The normal expert plat is for East to piey . the queen I clubs not the see at trick one. South takes his king and leads a diamond to dummy in order to lead a spade. East probably risa with the ace In order t 0 after clubs. If East plays9tc club ace South en,trlcks" - Alan: "Suppose that Eat - i - - - - ; .. .. ,. 00 ~ Q* % .. ft - - - . ' _____" \ - ' . \- - .1 I ~ . ,~ i ~I . - , MY UNCLE NOW HE'S TRY,N USED TO E ie I - . i 1' - ' ' - 10 CURE ____ ' -41 _____ ___ ' I by T. K. 1. LJ11 ORM, I1I - -- - ' -- ' I I - - " - ' p" , -. - - - ,.,.y. ", ' , . , . i —4 . I I i - wI . . 1~=e, r f~ '.)tr '1~00e ~t . . - - - I .. I - - ___ - — * I - __ —__ . , __ — ' — —.— .— I - I'•, ' - 7 . - - - ______ ' - . :_ -'p. ___ .1 - ' . ' - ' ' - " - ' I • "' -k - - ' - -• - ..,. - '. ••-"- i - - - • .;-•,'., ' II - I I - i - - 1 . . . . - I ~ . . . . I I . S I area and Find it takes longer to get to a smaller replacement hospital for hospital than that." Tesar, with the help of Hospital Board Seminole Memorial, pa tients in both Deltona and Sanford will be continually of Trustees Chairman Earl Weldon, going to Orlando for complicated ser- unveiled the first ar ch itect's line dr awing vices, Seminole Memorial Ilospital's new of the planned new facility that will be administrator said this morning. located in Sanford at Seminole Boulevard James Tesar, who took over as ad- and Mangoustine facing Lake Monroe. Tesar said the architects planned the nunistrator under Hospital Corporation of America, told 23 members of the hospit,al to take full advantage of the view. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce He said HCA is aski ng for permission that the situation in Deltona is "somewhat critical" to the fate of the to build 226 beds, but the facility is planned replacement for Seminole designed for future expansion. I . " . , . ' - .'! • Today . .. ', .j - ' - . . yearbutHCAwillredecorateandmake it as comfortable as possible. But the looks of the facility are not the most important thing, he said. "No matter how old the building, the bottom line of how the patient is treated dependsontheattltudeofpersonnel," -- wi cr 1 i The company is presently buying power from other Florida utilities and through power grid connections with Georgia, said Fill, spokesmen. The generators will be kept off line until tile cause of the failures can be determined, the spokesmen said. planned." Te' said HCA's stand Is that a hospital is not needed in Deltona today, but may be in t he future. The people ln Deltona would be better off with a larger, more extensively equi pped hospital 15 minutes away, he ' II by Craig teggeft ,' 4 .,_; - - - . I ; are lost to our service area. need for more room. "Th e bo ttom line of a hospital in Tesar said the community will Deltona would be that we would not be probably be living with the currñt approved for as big a hospi tal as we facility for a no t he r o to two and a half . - I __ .. ...-. -- - -- I - Action Reports Around The Clock ..;.;';,..,4A Bridge ......................... 4B (1$UilIedId$..,..,.....2 - . . .'-' - Hospital .......................3A . ' - - Li - . - Ift ft I I __ ' I - ' - hospital is built In Deltona those people walls so they can be built out if there is a . - 1' " - , "We're Iqoking at the same group of another floor and can be expanded to 350 patients," he said. "About one-third of beds with ease, he said. He also said all our patients come from Deltona. If a departments will be located on outside i3SI/'KIAIKIDMVIF \ u- I kr ,4 5f - . ZOONIES - . .? - E yan iiffxioue,,ir scol"Lo 1111111111111h..- I - - ~11 I I . mally customers lost service, but said "it would be fair to estimate that it affected 20 percent of our 2.1 million customers." . ' At noun today, Fil l, spokesinen said they had no idea either what caused the generators to trip off line, or when itiey would be back in service. results in a small hospital there and a . . ______ '"' - id. By DIANE I'ETItYK "That's not really very much time," he herald Staff Writer If agi tation for a hospi ta l in Deltona said. 'You can live in a metropoli tan . ' Oft . 1 - - "IP — __ ' ____ - I 1 •I . Power ' ________________ l . - Esca es Local FPL Outa - • - - * . ! - .1. / ____ . r - Hospi al In Deltona Would Hurt SMH Execut* it - ' . ) , i - . ' , - I i A LlTlOAH.r . .?.1 - - ~"4ff0MTCAW ( -- • ' 1. ' ______ ' ____ . \,1 ____ •flhII - GOT ELIXIED- BtfGO!-HE TURHEP 1(10 UTICIAH! a C '' COM 1 SEC" W AHA! SMS HOW - *6. ' . WELL, WMALLY! Icl ____ ..,•''.,' 9 'FUMBLEWEEDS ' FOMIAN6! - - ' ( s ' S! I Ar I I I ( I I I Il//Lit - TW WE. 0i,I OWE Y07W FOR UKE A IWT1C$A$W 'GTE FORMUST LIMIT AY ' *.. I - *.i. ,IFUWWT I*W . . - . r I - by Leonard Starr - . breast requiring a skin ' - ANNIE - . I ' . 3"th Here is our unfortunate South mutilated - graft as the result of a severe dog bite as siie'as leaving Cuba. Others have with wounds inflicted by arrived bayonets or fractured ribs- caused by rifle butts, or are hit by chains, sticks or other objects because they want to leave, he added. "These people are really desperate, Perez said. "They are creating a terrific paradox for the i I - 14 to , -_ KEY WEST, Fla.(UPI) - About I,8W 21 to 617 vessels and 17,636 refugees. , I more ref ugees reached Key West from Two more dr owni ngs were reported Cuba 's port of Mariel In the early hours Monday, bringing to seven the num be r of -r A2A ' 'OO L'' i today and the Coast Guard reported an dasU* reported in the ferrying operaw7naide of vessels en route to the UniW U011. As Gov. Bob Graham was composin states. But four freedom flights during the an urgent letter to the president Monday night took about 600 refugees to E& Air criticizing the "sluggish" federal th Florida Panhandle and response, Carter opened the ga tes for the United States to receive all Cubans 1,200 boarded buses for Miami. "We're losing ground at a less rapid. ..wishhw to flee their country. megawatt loss Oil tile Fill, system. The faflure of Florida Power & U& generators in . . "We'll continue to provide an open pace than belor," said John Taylor, a Sanford and Miami this morning caused scattered, 2 FPL had no tininediate explanation for the shutdown state coordinator for the refugee heart and open arms to refugees seeking the system h of the two generators, but saidit caused scattered freedom from communist domination processing 'ration of central Florida, leaving an estimated - blackouts In t)'ide Ilrow'ird and Palm Beach counties. 000 ats included and from the economic deprivation new arrivals briefly without power. brought about 1mar11 by Fidel Castro Fill, spokesman ('hark'sScheer said full service was 370 aboard one vessel, the restored 26 ininutes after the . two generators dropped The Coast Guard reported as of m,id. and his governmentI" Carter told the The load shedding outages left Sanford unaf.fected night, 77 boats were en route to Mariel League of Women Voters In Washington company spokesmen say, .off line. . from the United States but 374 vessels Monday. Thesystern was using 5,500megawatts whenSanford FPL officials said the fossil-fired Sanford No. 4 The president said the State Departwere on their way to Key West from and Turkey Point went down "and we lost 970 generator tripped off at 9:18 a.m. and six minutes ment has scrapped its policy of fining , Cuba. inegawatts, which is about 20 percent," Scheer said. later, the No. 3 nuclear powered generator at Turkey The latest arrivals brought the unof. boat owners who carry the refugees to Scheer said Fill, had no immediate estimate of how Point near Miami dropped off the line, causing a 970 ficial totals since the sealift began April Florida. . - a. ~ . Q I ,, - . . .- I . - WASHINGTON (UP!) - President the Cuban community that's the Carter may order a massive airlift of United States in agreeing to the United Cuban refugees to the United States and Sta tes establishing an airlift to bring the may decide to admit 250,000 Cubans and Cubans out," Kelly said 250,000 Haitians to this country, Rep. Asked whether Carter would propose Richard Kelly, R.Fla., said today alter an airlift to go to Cuba to bring back meeting ivith Carter at the White House. refugees that want to come, Kelly stated: But other Florida lawmakers denied "Yes." But he was not specific on what Carter was considering such a move and such an airlift might entail. they also challenged Kelly's statement The Wt4te House meeting came came that Carter might decide to ' admit a half- as thousaAds of Cubans continued to pour million new refugees - 250,000 Cubans into Florida in small boats plying the and 250,000 Haitians -to this country. treacherous Florida Straits. The White House withheld Immediate Kelly said Carter was taking the action comment, because - he said he wai quoting the - "Are you ready for this?" Kelly asked presidght -"to assuagc, the p&wion and reporters after he and other members of fear of the Cuban community." the Florida congressional delegation "We can't sink the boats with the emerged from the meeting. refugees in them," Kelly quoted Carter 661 think the ftust is going to be that as saying. the president wants the cooperation of See related Cuba stories, Page 8A r . UL U_ - - . . I - - - - - - would not have learif English," Perez explained. "The rest we could screen properly, The Cuban community is willing and able to he!p resettle those refugees in Florida or other parts of the country where th ey have relatives such 'as New Jersey, New York or Los , f e _-------- - - TAJ954 .. . I I GOES UP IN SMOKE. - 4At SJ.4E ALWAYS 1)-E $7 - . contract." Alan: '7be normal rftult is for South to make a lot of tricks. Possibly as as si-&-se Pan 3 NT dee blue sea. If be Is bb peOle'$ emotional states and glves YOU afeellngofpersonal P 34 P$ 3 N jack he winds up wi& telve can guide them with advice or satisfaction as well, hicks. But how can he know tliu they might not have i PISCES (Feb. 2$-March 29) that the nine Isn't the winning thought of. way? So be plays Even though today may be Opening lead4S ni LEO July 22-Aug. 22) reasonably quiet, good things I eat takes his ten, continu s the suit &W South goes down." Those with whom you have an happening for you behind . Oswald: "Thla; play would direct dealings today will the scenes. Bits and pieces have lost for East South had readily team up with you If will surface later. -IyOcwaldJac.by been dealt either K-J-8 or K you shoe then you are in. ARM Ith 2l-ApsU 11) aad Mu Sastig J4 of clubs. It works because terested in what's beat for all Your mood Is such today that , he was dealt K-J-V and wasn't , "Let's today's hand u a 6i for Alm- -"East's percentages- VIRGO (Aug. VW5epL 22) If fascinating. People w our readers. WOOD= tm wove good. It was good tactics you can find somthing both r"pOnd in kind and open up to five of clubs iiiW-fo6th's to risk a 30-point overtrick to Interesting and ctive to yOtL Some new i&u could QM notremp. Ths PrOblem save same and rubber." do today you'll be a lot hap-i this. Is to figure out how S ( z by Stoffel a Helmdahl 1HE NORTH You have an insUnctive un. automistic rewtion today. It derstanding today of other .,uewns you their devotion and pan . . BUGS BUNNY . Dec. 21) Direct yott mental abilities toward projects with - good player) fails to make his ' SAGTI'TARIUS (Nov and career for Um coming ---N I _________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP . °aZ' P - ' San'fo - have relatives and . In State - WIN AT BRIDGE ay Orcle Cub 1,800 Re ugees Arrive - . . - Angeles," said Perez. "The Cuban refugees who came Perez said he was called to , here 20 years ago are now paying 500 Washington on April 26 from Chicago, times in taxes what was spent on. Cuban people to gain freedom they w here he was attendin& a' Heart them. They have rebuilt Miami and have to ei th er go to the U.S. now or Association meeting, to discuss the made it an international city and stay and make a revolution." I refugee problem with Acting J banking center for Central anti South Perez said that Cubans who have America." fled tu freedom here over the past 20 Chntstnnher and others As to "culling Castro's bluff" by years have not given up freeing th eir r sending the large ships for the homeland From Communism, but The question put to Perez was: refugees, Perez said the Cuban die"there is no way we can have a "How can we tell these people not to t.ator wouldn't like that. "There would revolution against Cubi, R ussia and go to Cuba and pickup the refugees itt be no more nall boats and he the U.S., and the State Department these small boats?" LUIS PEREZ wourdn't be able to charge the boat has a ,hands off' Cuba policy." Perez said he responded that if he ...plans Miami trip people $2 a gallon for water, $20 a were to tell these people riot to go in As to reports pr soners be ng gallon for gas and $9 .5 for a dozen eggs the small boats they would be apt to refugees to tile state each day fro... released from Cuban jails and are shoot him, but he said he had some Cuba, the Sanford cardiologist had like lie is now."' among tile refugees, Perez said: "It's "very good ideas on alternative ways these suggestions: - establish a true there are some real pathological this week for a medical meeting to solve the problem." freedom flight that permits more criminals. but you have to remember plans to confe 'r with Cuban doctors Not as acceptable by the State orderly screening of refugees, their definition of criminal is not the who are workiiig eight-hour shifts to Department as his Eglin suggestion -send five big ships to Cuba ta pick saine as ours. Anything you do in examine and care for medical needs he said was what he calls the "only up refugees and eliminate the need for of the arriving refugees, lie also hopes - opposition to the government is real solution" to the problem of Cuban the armada of small boats considered a crime. You may be sent to fly to Key West from Miaitii to view refugees - the "elimination of the . - set ul) re~vption centers at Eglui the situation first cause" or an island off the coast of Puerto "Take Castro and his regime out of Rico used by the U.S. Navy Perez said he has been informed by "I'm cons dered iiiinal n Cuba, Cuba and you will get rid of half of the take up the offer of the South (lOCtOrS treating the refugees that a traitor, and would probably be shot 'United States' international problems American countries wJiich have of- inany of them are arriving with dog in the Caribbean, Central and South lered to accept so me of the Cuban bites inflicted by police (logs turned on - Perez said Castro wants to get rid of America and Affka," P,Vre,z said. ,,,4ugees. - . . -the departing Cubansby itic solfflers. thoseagainst the regime's system and ut to so ve the iinrine te problem -Many of tile refugees would prefer lie told of a case where one girl letting them leave is an escape valve at hand, the exodus of thousands - of arrived in a small boat with a to go to South America where the)'- a way to get rid of that element." - , . - - ' * ~ _ . ., L . .- . By JANE CASSELBERRY I Herald Staff Writer Opening the Cuban refugee center pt Eglin Air Force Base in Fort Walton Beach was one of the suggestions made by Dr. LuisPérezof Sanford when he conferred with representatives of the U.S. State Department, the White House and the refugee program- recently. toward the Cubans and Haitians pouring - . HOROSCOPE - - — - . new "open heart and OPfl &1S" POlICY was - — - . . The request for the .disaster I "The president signed the declaration declaration was made by Florida this morning," Bafalls told reporters Bob Graham.' . — — 0 Perez Played Role In.- Refugee Center - - — - — - - - The meeting was called disclosed today. problem of the refugees and adThe move will make Florida eligible ministration plans to implement Carter's , . -• WASHINGTON (UP!) — President following Carter's morning meeting at Car ter. has declared Florida a disaster 'the White House with the Florida of C congressional delegation, to air the ' — • Evening Herald (USPS 481-286-Pri ce 20 Cents . r - — ••----•-• etaiti "I. i •" — -- . . - — i• • — - — -- .1. Flo d D ec I . red A D'i's St er Are r : - — . S - - - 42 Village in ancient _______ - -- .- ) ' . - Lambl eice. - - 0 I I Dr. jjars.andwewere : L"'i \ ______ - - I. for 54 - honor 11 Barrister (abbr.) town ______ \ . - - - I her final Wness p'thles me 4 She w 87 years old with a J DOWN 193> i 25 Vi.t-00n9 Grs.ce rugged constitution, had BEETLE BAILEY .: arthritis of the knees but I by Mort Walker . ' . 27 Cry of . _ 21 Awakenirig 44 Brairfstorms -walked With .a Cam.. -She 75 cents with a long, stamp4 J 2 Hawofi" surprise ~ 23 Sincere , ,, self-addressed envelope for it. Island 45 Delicate plant SAR6E,BEETLE 28 Awaken I JUST SAID TI4 , E .. controlled her. gallbladder 24 Mistakes 1 - .! I SAID MY MPATBAL care of this newspaper, 41 Dregs' WERE LIKE RU88ER.'J-_ -' -ONE LOOKS A star in Lyre diet. She entered the hospital Box 1551, Radio City Station, 5 Positive 50 Not pretty \TTLE THI N I -11 —, ' electrode 3 a 51 t New York, NY l)l9 DID 4b 96 Ur left metalware ----------Vend ' 7 \!T NOT Not suitable 30 39 Not. of the (t - /---affected and she bad 52 Cries Letter I'm Amphetamine The Health .I 54 Boom congestion from the flu, a low - , sending 33 Make face (SI.) 40 Note of (V __ Compass : Gwdos a,dllver some of the basic information point 41 Roman substances symbol J tumor. A total of six pints about cancers and what we -i gradually brought her blood know about their cause and, . 9 10 11 count up and a barium enema more importantly, what can 1 ~ 12 13 be done to prevent them. 14 . PA-A _______________________________________________________ people — — cancers of the She did not smoke, drink or Mafly _ L -- - — — — be prevented, ineat spicy foods. Sha got plenty have I of the lungs in — of sleep and rest and did not 'rtIE THE flI%flIJ LOS ER b" Art Sansom 18 — - 19 20 — — t f the cases P . overeat or overexert. How s if Many oth er -cancers, ' —— could she terrible t such a 22 23 24 — — — B$8ALL (Cl&CH tumor? Did the gallbladder detected early enough, can ! 4 1'— ' O cause It? She fought to ii also be cured 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 About two. months - 3 Liver cancerr Is fain rgre. —"s 32 33 34 entered the hospital she 35 8 _____________ on is true that a pers vomited blood and was very It 1 36 37 weakhdslippedaway.I'dbe gallbladder disease is more -" I I I I 01 so grateful to heiir from you. likely to have cancer of the -_ I . I gallbladder. And whether ) h ) DEAR READER In all that's W 41 42 43 the years that I've seen your mother with extension to I Ak _ dents I've never found the the liver or not, I wouldn't 45 46 47 46 49 50 51 52 rIght words that would ever know without knowing ! .4what the really 'replace the loss of a specifically 53 54 -. 55 56 41 I loved one or would really pathology report disclosed. . I I I ARCHIE by Bob Montana console the iefthat a person- That's pne of the arguments 57 5 59 ~ WHILE YO(JIRE AT IT , . . such as yourself feels. Just for removing a gallbladder JUST WHAT ARE YCu 0 1 1 IN A ' FRED T THE KITCHEN DOOR KEE . ONE SO BUSY READING, ! III saying that you're sorry isn't fulf Of stones even if it's not FRED, WILL YOU MINUTE, STICKING WILL YOU MORE causing any symptoms or PLEASE Fix MARY.' FIX THAt,TOO!' IN A CHAPTER, THIS-DRAWER ,problems. your mother had If SECOND MARY! . . Unforturiately, even though', primary cancer of the liver, . a person has an Ideal life style meaning it originated from , rl and follows hesilthy living liver cells, then It was Qk 1% 3' a - A patterns throughout life, that probably not related to her 4 _______________________________________________ / ('( is not a guarantee that he r gallbladder disease at all, '10 BERNICE BEDEOSOL '1 L.L.A she will. not develop cancer. . FIX I The fact that your mother Alter all, one out of four had people have or will develop a stroke is interesting . o L since severe anemia In her cancer. It's possible as more 55 4, was undoubtedly . of our population lives to older case YOUR,5IRTHDAY pier than doing mundane ages that we may see even a secondary to the cancer, . . Mayll, 1980 , things. Express . . -EEK & MEEK . your . - greater number.- of cancers . __ . . by Howie Schneider This coming year hqlds creativity. The liver often has a tumor * m•fl . considerable promise for you, in it if a cancer occurs LIBRA (Sept. ZJJCt. 23) CA I'm sending you The Health , elsewhere in the digestive \ both financially and where Through a very unusual set of ) DA AC) nI I v v'ii xRfl - \ it1tc-r your career is concerned. Be circumstances you could flr4 Latter number 14-I, Cancer: system. That's because the 11 TO alert for a large opportunity. yourself involved with new A Fact Of Life. Other readers cancer cells are carried by SCME. 11E.. ,. IJ 1. VJSHItJ(1C*1J A and inte resting people tota', who want this issue can se nd the bloodstream to the liver. g TAURUS(April 20-May 2.) j -. 1Uicz ,V'1 IL rti cultivate Ur frIn".'Ip ii u uvivtr ,, He persistent where YOt ' 8CORPIO (Oct. tIN,, U) goals or ambitions are corr . . t cerned. If you go after things Imagined" projects should I 0 - mw-_. turn out to yotar liking today. _ . 1-1 I-4 111-~~~ 41 It is extremely likely you wW ,.. -:. , " . . 11 end up on top of the heap. I travel, luck, a new way to am extra in. - - - - - Asks 9 Gazelle ( I I I •. I ... baughter . :I'i: I :: - 4 - ____ - S - B - - - ,- -_-____ - _____ -.. - .. --- - ---- -- _ 1 . -- - .- - - a_ . - . - ,& & - . _- .---- - - -.. -. - - -_--- _-_., _.-____ ___ ''' S. ' - J_r - . -- - .. . - - 0. ~,-; I .. . (5It) - - - , - d SMII AdnksMtrttw - Ja ford. Ter Mn?U an a"chItect'a , - - . - ln ital to be built . -fl,, -- Sports ..... .................5A-7A San . ' , t tOUWQrd ..................... 4B ft ital drawing of the new Ead ' 1. • — - (3 0(3 __________________ . - -.- - I - . ___________ r -'.- . - -: - - ; - - - - .' - �• -- I -: - —. - - - - - . — . - - - I - - 4 -- 4 - - _ . ..- - - , . .. . _______________________ IA-Evining Horai Tuesday, Msy, iNS Sanford, Ft. ______ ROUGH: RIDE — INDUER I EF -r' Yugóslavs Thron To Honor Tito In Long Procession Tens of BELGRADE, Yugoslayla (UPI) thousands of Yugoslays from factory executives to many weeptng unashame&y, med past the - peasants, hierofJosIp Broz Tito today Lna non-stop procession of final to the father of modern Yugoslavia. Other mourne rs up In mile-long blocks waiting to enter the floodlit Pa?llament building, the Nazis and where the rever ed leader who defied Josef Stalin t6 keep Yugoslavia Independent will He in state until a state funeral Thursday. The crowds peasants, workers, factory executives and entire families began gathering in a steady rain early Monday to greet the special "blue train" that brought Tito's body from Ubana, where he died Sunday after a four-month struggle for life. He was 7. But for a moment, the nation's sorrow turned to gladness with the sudden appearance of Tho's Jovanka Broz, who three-year ocurity to tearfully lay a wreath on the flag-draped coffin of the bemedaled respect lined green. domI battled ____ p. Brezhnev o Attend Funeral? t ____ ___ _____ BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) The Soviet Union has 'et to announce who will attend the funeral - • of Josip Broz Tito although Foreign Minister Andrei Gromko was considered a certainty a rather low. ranking representative. But the Yugoslav national news agency Tanjug said today the Soviet ambassador to Belgrade Informed the Foreign Ministry Monday, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will head the Soviet delegation attending the funeral, and will be accompanied by Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. - .. __________ - Co - ______ - __ ______ ______ _jgj _____ ________ JIsIL_-..jar.. - • In Scotland TV isis. We are happy his wish was granted. ' Sixteen of the freed hostages, smiling and waving, were taken by bus to a suburban police Monday night and spent today telling their stories to police. The gunman who was not injured was questioned today at college late 'O Gun . Clash I. ather Holds Kids Hostage Iranian President Abolhuun BanlSadr promptly claimed vlcthry f Iran and congratulated Prime Minister Margaret commando assault by the SAS, Tehran Radio today reported the operation 'deserves ad. mlratlon" and saidthe Iranian Consulate lflL4)fldOn "has been instructed to thank the British police." The siege began last Wednesday when the five terrorists stormed the embassy, demanding the release of 91 ethntc Arabs jailed In Iran's oil-rich Khuzestan province and autonomy for the region. For six days, while Iran clçclared It would rather see the A commando grenade Ignited the whit. colonnaded building minutes earlier prompted the rescue bid Monday by dumping captives "martyred" than compromise, Scotland Yard overlooking Hyde Park. Its roof and most internal floors were the body of one of the hostages out the front door of the negotiators patiently negotiated, cajoled and pleaded with the desk. 11 blackened, gutted shell was still off limits even colonnaded mansion at the edge of Hyde Park. More gunfire gunmen to stay calm. to police 15 hours later, and the body of one executed hostage also had been heard inside the building. But it was the cold-blooded murder of the hostage tossed out remained In the blackened rubble. But when 19 dazed and choking hostages emerged from the the door and the threat to kill another every 30 minutes Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher personally con- hrrAng building, many leaning on oolice escorts who led them followed by the sound of more gunfire that made the commangratulated the commandos, who slipped quietly away during to waiting ambulances, it became clear a daring rescue do assault Inevitable. the night to their bas, north of London. Iran congratulated operation had, ended In success. Just before? p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) two crouching plainclothes Britain on Its handling of the siege. Two of the hostages were seriously wounded by gun-fire, but policemen bearing a stretcher crept to the front porch while "We do not mourn his death," Iranian consul general most cithe others suffered nomore than cuts and shock. Police two police sharpshooters kept creful aim at the black door. Saytollali EhdaIe said of one hostage murdered by gwznen la ter confirmed another ho ewes shot to death, apparently The limp body of a dark-haired man was hastily loaded onto before the commando.attack,'He wanted to be a martyr for by the Iranian-Arab gunmen. the stretcher, - - - URGES RIGID 1; -: 41~-KAv- 16~, - .1 4~ Staod cmiii Pntae POW Of 90111hrt FWMQ32111 Delivery a,Ncsas, • y,s,,su.sa. lyMali: Weak. SI.),' year"sues. Krsmsr said the pulled his gen and ordered Joyner, by that lime Iwklnga wooden the 14 hemik. IN arrubd Nal on, Deald Len Long, an emplopse qf the HurricaneBattery Stcraon North Park Avedpslicea um am bi,tb. : ' J • Joiasr was later released on $109 ball. ' Slot'S bmI1th, had taken change without serving a drink. ,IunI MAM PUNT MM DOWN . on &nya outage at s in • '.• - - ' t - • - ', - . , ,,, • -. :. • -..* - I '",, - • • - • .11 I • S - qaft - .•• ' _______ 1 Ii - - - . _ . *-U I .1 . I I .1 - - '.•-- -. -- .5 S. -i" '. President Hits Campaign Trail I - - - ' • -• - S - - - -- • - - -, - --- - - - . - - Food Manutacturing Monopolies Send Co'n- sumers To Price 'Jail' About 60 years ago, the beef packing Food gain a 60 percent share, he said. manufacturing monopolies may cost Parker estimated consumers will lose industry was so concentrated the consumers as much as $17 billion this $1 billion this year because of con- government stepped in to regulate it. For many years, the packing industry was year. centratlon In food retailing alone, "The growth of large firms has been At a House Small Business Committee highly competitive, but it has become associated with consumer loss," Federal hearing, government economists said 5.7 concentrated again in recent years. Trade Commission economist Russell percent of average U.S. household food "In general, those trends are quite Parker told Congress Monday. expenditures in 1975 and 10 percent of clear at the present time," said Howard He said billions of dollars of over- food budgets of poor families can be lijort, the Agriculture Department's charges will stem from excess profits, blamed on monopolies In food chief economist. "I think we are moving excess manufacturing capacity, manufacturing. The total cost to con- to concentration." promotion and advertising and loss of sumers works out to 816 billion to Ill Economists said boxed beef the efficiency when competition Is reduced. billion. breaking down and packing of carcasses In general, Parker said, competition Parker said there are 20,000 food In boxes has the potential to become so exists until four of the top 50 food manufacturers, but 50o1 them control 64 concentrated that consumers would be manufacturers grab 40 percent of a percent of the market, overcharged $100 million to $200 million a market, such as the concentrated cereal The economists told the committee, year. market Breaking down beef Into individual which has been conducting a long InWhen their share goes beyond that, veatigatlon of concentration in the beef 'portions and differentiating fresh meat prices or profits of the four firms rise packing industry, the beef industry products by name and firm could lead to sharply. Profits level off after four firms rapidly is becoming more concentrated, consumer overcharges, economists said. WASHINGTON (UP!) - - - - for the Orange County identified ft victim as [*vkl Council Gets Boost titple I . ' • I HOSPITAL NOTES - iY P. Ps. OrSfl5e City ADMISSIONS ___ :i hawk ma N. 1w — I. Warm VIdv C. CSSS. DSSIY Louis — mom sa"OF JiM Ida H. We*esl flIeS ISeS. - There" t- cor"n CIi W. DUflIl JiM H. Kim Larelte L. laud. 'Ds*tsaa - ifY 0.110111 • - Interest rateshave eased, Cr$uind D.ssee . fli. program dlr ctor for the Education - Dr. Barbara Newell, Ucial U.S. Special COmlinhixion of the States, former Representative to UNESCO in Paris, graduate dean of Florida State - France, . *nd on leave as president of Univeraity and a consultant to the Board Wellsley College in Massachusetts. of Regents en the role and scp ci Former Gov. Daniel Walker of Illinois. Vice Chancellors Dr. George Bedell and In _____oftmste, wivuvity entm universities the systm Dr. Roy McTarnaghan of the Florida Dr. Ben Il. Morton, chincellor of A saeening commnitaea oh citinana Wed VirØUla systeM and Dr. Werner, Baum, Dean of RS1L boer pl (ha (1,3 appolaW by MsandSclencesatFSU,wereainong35 pj - oIscNA*eu SANFOID: SANFORD: (UP!) - Five prominent educatoro, Including University ci West Florida pi,. James Pothn, have bsemt mended for the $5519 a y TALLAHAE, - NayS rate - the 5 Educators Seek Chancellor Post Alice C. HICk. DeSsea Carrd .SIMI$OLIMIMOIIAL HOSPITAL . I ___________ I BY United Press InterOatlenal Wks charge their top business custome 11w latest.vlctlm of Inflation Is President for short-term loans a full percentage Carter's antl-lnfla tion agency, the Council on point to 17½ percen t. Earlier Monday, Chase Wage and Price Stability. Manhattan Bank cut its prime rate a half Senate Banking Committee voted point to 18 percent. The unanimously Monday to extend the ccuncll The prime rate now has a spread of 17½ to one more year throughSept, 30,1561, end 15½ percent among the top banks as it the cotuicii's funds from i&i million for coatinues its steady descent from the recordto $35 nilillon Under the bill, the council would g high 2 percent ra te reached last month. The prime has dropped steadily the last additional 400 staff In New York, Morg Guaranty That Co. several weeks because other short-term encouraging concerning the alliance." Highway Automotive, AUTO WASH & WAX c. $1995 Includ.s all interior and exterior, bumpor, walls, windows, wk..i covers, etc - whfv 3233550 EASONAILt PRICES ON ENGINE CtI*NSNO AND PAINTING. 2613 Orlando Dr.. Sanford (11-921 (W)11BE MARX StAlk CFvStfA USED ro Bt Morn ... IS it ti rrie form Check-up ye.t? j o.wj L K OA40t, D . D . Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His 0111cc For the Practico Of FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. 323-2301 - - . - depairtnot who worked on ft Mc" King said - - - blocks. Share Harrison. The tilo'd,, blue-eyed boy was reported in stable conditIon today at Florida Hospital, where he underwent rgery tar a punct ure wound in his abdomen, ",ft whoh incident has inadea lot ohpeople with the subject, Powell said, "That's your conclusion - .. _____ ____ - which also Included: applicants or nominees passed over In - D. - Jobs Folger, Danver, Coin,, Southeastern Mauaclsaett4 University. the final screening committee process. - - -. 4 - ;-. , - Charges of WINTER PARK, Fla. ('UP!) attempted murder have been lodged against an. Orlando youth believed to have wounded .a old boy and WI him pimed under a pile of coete j.se A. CieS p.m. was qulciy axed. • . %A . - off - . meter 5, ________ - - Juvenile Held In Stabbing . __ -: WASHINGTON (UP!) Ij his first public that he forgot." appearance since annoicing he .would Nevertheless, the hostage -crisis has had •.. reswnj active campaigning President Carter lower visibility since Carter ahnount-ed last failed to mention the Iranian hostage crisis week the nation's I)rohleIflS 1. 'rL' III,Jrt' and no one in the audience asked him about it. w — I nstead, Carter asked those atte nding the inanagable and he could now travel oulside of • League of Women Voters' annual convention Washington on occasion. Previously, Carter vowed to remain the Monday for help in pressuring Congress to pass Legislation to avoid a cutoff next month of campali trail until the 53 American hotages '' In Iran were (r eed. food stamps.. I ~' L " -.I! 12~ - ~~,,, . *0 Carter also sata he waslooking forward to lie was expected to touch on the Iranian reviving the ratification process of the i crisis during a speech to the World Affair', treaty, pledged to debate the Republi can Council in Philadelphia Friday. nominee in the fall, and accused Fidel Castro Some of Carter's political advisers urged of inciting "mob violence" in Havana. -c. • •. him to shift his attention to nIJier pressing Asked by reporters why Car ter had ignored issues the aborted rescue uus.sion in Iran the Iran ian crisis in his remarks, White House ended after in tragedy. press secretary Jody Powell said, '1 rea lize The problem may come into sharp focus your inclination to be reading tea leaves, Ink again on May 17, the deadline the allies have 'BIG FOOT' Foot" has aiparently left the Florida blots and cloud pictures, pledged to act on joining economic arid "Be careful about Jumping to conclusions wilderness and is reported to he In search of political sanctions against Iran. IN TEXAS? football star Earl Campbell In Houston. Here our that he Is not going to be mindful about the problems In Iran." Powell told reporters Carter spent 20 huge friend or something else quite strange Powell said Carter's speech minutes Monday with Lord Carrington. British tu ld dealt with has left some reminders of its presence on " the challenges that we face." foreign secretary, and found tht word fr'ni houston's Southwest Freeway. Asked why he had forgotten to bring up the him "to be pairs of metal discs less than 10 centimeters apart Oelfks won a grant from Research Corporation, a New York foundation, to experiment with gravity. He hopes to determine whether gravity iometlnws disobeys a fundamental concept of modern science, Newton's 300.year'okl inverse square law, Drive, Simlrjrd, todpol1ce her eda1' we len wesn 20 :3 p.m. a bm • ' • , ,,., ! , -~ ".. 11'. ". "4'~ ,I ,,, 1- ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!)- A University of Central Florida physicist ittempting to challenge a major theory of gravity pit forth by Isaac Newton maintains rigid accuracy by shielding his experiment In a "Faraday cage" which shuns electrical forces. me cage Is then piaed inside an airless container. Dr. William OeIlke needs precision control while trying to measure the gravitational pull between two cery no Akmm& apbe PbA ba -. .0 - i-. - ,ZT'i'~-~ "I" , 1 : - -- UCF Prof Challenges Isaac : I iYth - - principal use, driver training, vehicle make and model . and model year. 1$ 11 . ~ - :. .#%K " ;. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)- With the blessing of Insura nce Commissioner Bill Gunter, a Boston-based firm will offer In Florida soon automobile Liability coverage at-a rate that reflects a buyer's driving record rather than that of his or her age or sex group. Commercial Union Assurance Companies of Boston was authorized Monday to operate In Florida. It already does business In 24 other states. Gunter said the firm has eliminated age, sex, marital statue, or scholastic achievement as factors in setting rates. It aulztitutes driving experience, vehicle use, annual mileage and vehicle ownership as the principal fwtm determining how much a motorist pays for Insurance. Also considered are delving record, claim history, use of anti-theft and passive restraint devices, territory oh - I - - - ht, - . ' -A§A-tm adw ft W% J%w Inat to " ~mm --ftees •••., - '- was: - UPI Senior Editor Democratic Carter 1.204: Kennedy 676.5; Indiana, North Carolina, Tennessee and Inc 1,666 needed to nominate. District of Columbia began the final round of Republican Reagan 689; Bush 145: 998 1980 presidential primaries today. President needed to nominate. Carter and Ronald Reagan were expected to The Democratic total did not include IN pad their already fat leads over Sen. Edward more expected to fail into t,he Carter column Kennedy and George Bush. when the results of last weekends Texas The four primaries are the first of 21 in five caucuses are known. consecutive weeks, ending Jt1ne 3 with nine The totals also did not include the results of primaries. There will be delejates chosen at the Colorado caucuses Monday. w he re 41) conventions after that, but no more primaries. Democratic and 31 Republican delegates were The 2 Democratic and 140 Republican atstak. There, Carter forces claimed victory. delegates at stake in the four primaries saying by their count with half the meetings comprised the second largess one-night bag checked carter was getting 41 percen, Kennethis year. Only the New York idçpnziectcut dy 26 percent and 33 percent '.&'re wi primaries on March 25 provi more committed. If those figures- hold through the delegates. long process, they said, Carter '.ould get 1 Carter and Reagan, both twothirds of the delegates, Kennedy 10 and 13 would be un way towarçt corralling sufficient delegates to • committed. l"inal results were not expected win the Democratic and Republican until later today. nominations, were favored to win in the three The multiple primaries had the effect of states. But Reagan was not on the District of dispersing the candidates. candida Carter remained m at Columbia primary ballot and Kennedy was the White [louse, but Reagan was in Indiana. favored to win the Deniocratic contest there. Bush in Tennessee and Kennedy in the l)istrict The delegate count before the four primaries of Columbia Monday. - - New Auto Insurance Plan , MINA" Dalli Md SOMMIs 6"P14411W111141 W T;4 164*d #Wald, loc.,340 N. Fir"ch A"..IcalOrt714. 32"l. 11 i ': . Boston Company To Offer - ''p' . . -- - - WHIISMACUMMUMM A " thid mainged to pta *rs aiftedacit away bm ft fir bftr M*to *0It ad rf*y* by taft um a . - - "-- IN BRIEF - ___ -. - - - By ARNOLbSAWiSL,tj • - - _ ___ - Carter, Reagan Favored Today - • - - . - '' !.t - ...I1l1b.l1WI. • - , ~. , /. , - • - -- = 1-Z = - "For the first time, there Is a chance to elect a Republican. Tuesday May A. irOO-VoI -. - - m - 1.. - - . • ,_- -. ________________________________________ NATIONAL REPORT: Clear,ikles and warm temperatures said because the ceuntj school system Li the dominated most of the country. Showers and thunderstorms Davis Sims, forme, member of the Seminole In business, he can provide It. Sims Is iii. owner of largest single business in 11* county, employing 15 were sparse, primarily in the Southern states, New Mexico and County School Board, announced today he will about 2,000 people, with a budget of $4 million for westernTeuLTemperatures warmed Into the across tJ Sims said the greatest problems facing the board 198M it again campaign for a d t. should have coaçetemg business In the cornIng year are PrOVWing haini for South Monday. Highs In the 9 were recorded in the South I Sims served on the school board from 1172 to lP7$ esdsrihtp, which he can provide. creasing manber of students, especially elementary western deserts. Yuma, Aria., claimed the high temperature but resigned when be moy.d out of the district he 441 sincerely feat that my biu ness background for the nation with 101 degrees. Cool weathei spread into the represented. That district Is, now represented by PUPIlS In south SemInole, ftrvIng sufficient funding can be of value to 11* declaioowgjng procs Northern and Central Plains after sunset Monday. Tern- board merober Roland Willl boceting teacher moral.. at lb. board love'," he said. peratures had climbed into the SOs In Nebraska and Iowa Sims said the current school board has Sims will now be a candidate to represent Distr ict "It is during the afternoon, but readings in the 40s were common In 2, the area now,represented by Robert 0. Feather, oppo'Q'*nIUu to set policy, such as with the issue of mine twice, a scitoo board on a we.k.tow.ek the Central Plains early this morning. , athletic eligibility for Ir*XwiSt MUdSf$t& Nancy Warren of Altamnonte Springs has also besIs I pledge a meet sincere approach to the AREA READINGS (Ia.m.): temerature:fl; overnight Low announced the will run forFeatbsVaseat The none "They missed the boat ihert," he said. "I dQfl't parents of our county to be attentive là their 62; yesterday's high: $6; barometric pressure: 2992; relative partisan election Ii. Nov. 4, think then's much athletic recruitment going on In umft sition and Supporting humidity: 56 percent; winds: West northwest at 14 m.p.h. SnIiiols County, but the board failed to deisiop a to the but of mysacit Slim add lbs school board needs Issderelilp od ! ability the programs that will id Aft policy to handle It" WEDNESDAY TIDEP DAYTONA BEAM highs, 12:35 that because of his post experience on the board and nt the young people of ott conneugty,' DAVIE SIMS am,, 1:09 p.m,; lows, 6:52 am., 7:10 pm.; PORT school board candidate CANAVERAL: highs, 12:V am., 1:09 p.m.; lows, 6:44 am., 7:01p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 7:35 am., 3:56 p.m.; lows, 12:k7 i a, m. 12:21 pin. BOATING FORECAST: St Augustine I. Jiçlter Islet, (tel 92 941k. Winds northwest to wed Increasing to near 15 knota . today through Wednesday. Seu2to3 feet near shore and StoS By DAVID M. RAflI ___ lang chocked the nw feet offshore. Partly cloudy. and fowid It woekins perfectly ____ police say, adding that wiwn Lang returned to thilrout of the ____ ____ AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Wedneoday. £QBthI0* MM we jailed when hesflegfty mad. 11* - the _____ _ 'pfrJi w goq, alqng with $209 cash. High n thsml oupper$Os.I.ws1 Ightlnthelowtomld __ ls1aks of trying tostartaSghtwtth amansI1wthgoathe 6Os. Winds northwest to west 10 to 15 mph today dminIohhn ___ P1(XUPTRUCI ____TAE4 IN SANFORD . tonight p ASMfOed u4&4 _____________________ __ Dsnaty R,J Kramer laId 1* wes 0 J si : otad. Granny's Crocury stt:$p.m.Frldayes JlSif up, Li sat outelde the Pantry Pride ssperma,ket in Sanford's Zayre. 1 RonnlO Reid Jc7nar, 35 ci (te jumped g, WlHng EnIng Ht1d ws.s U - ------- - LAWS ___ - _--_-- _NY , - )'r.y, W (laMo attorney Who F*fl UMucceasfully for governor In 197$ and made some hard enemies In his party when he refused to support the GOP nominee, said he expects help from all over the country this time, Arrests Man - Outside Gr 'Bre king Aw .y'? a . . - - , Sims Wants To Return -To School Board ' • ' statement to a te levision newawoman. Pollee negotiated with the man f9r about four hours af ter he threa te ned to blow up his family with [our sticks of dynamite in their home in the Avenues section of the city. Race For Senate- salt Federal District Judge John A. Reed Jr. adFrey, 46, fld the expected announcement at a news con. dresses members of the Seminole County Bar his wife and four of hls.flve children. Association Saturday nighi at the 'assoclation's He Wd he Is not going to make the mistakes of 1978 when he annual Law Week banquet. Reed called on fried to run the whole show and pilot his campaign plane to legislators to draft laws which were not left open boot. to Interpretation, as present ones tend to be and Ha asid he put the Senate campaign In the hands of a programs to annually educate judges about the professional firm in Washington. He said he has promises of at latest changes In the law. least $250,000 In campaign contributions to start with and will ___ have all the money he needs. I __ - REED N. I . - - 0 if -11-11i, 11---l- I .1 - • WASHINGTON (UP!) President Car ter signed into law a bill reducing the. salary of the secretary of state. Also Monday, he sent to the Senate hIS ICfl•i..aI nomination of Edmund S. Muskie to the post. The Constitution bans the appointment of a member of Congress,to a Ca binet position that has had a salary Increase during his current term in Congress. The salary of Cabinet officers was raised to $69,360 in 1977 during the first part of Muskle's current term In the Senate. WASHING1ON (UP!) - A report to in Iran, harmed relations with allies, and over the situation they still had ... Ayatollah about the desirability or viability of a Congress sqs the diplomatic price for the reduced chances the Arab world would accept Khomeini and the clerical radicals appear toskeptical more active U.S. military role In the region." rescue mission In Iran will be so high Congress' any future U.S. military involvement in the have tightened their grip on power." The report said Egypt and Israel would be should re-examine Its supportive relationship Middle East. -"lbe rescue attempt Is likely to reinforce exceptiom. with the administration on the hostage Issue. The report, released Monday, said the of- the Inclination of acme Iranian leaders to raising political controversy in Europe The assessment of the Iranian rescue at facts of the rescue will be almost uniformly accept assistance from the Soviet Union and and-By Japan, the rescue probably will make it i tempt by the staff of the Congressional negative for U.S. policy: communist governments In coping with Research Service, a branch of the Library of -"Iranian moderates, including President Western political and economic $$nCtIOnL" more the endifficult for allied governments to pass abling legislation that would permit I Congress, Monday said the failed operation in. BsnI.Sadr, probably have Lost for the tin-'11* abortive operation will* Incline them to join the U.S. program of economic creased 11w risk of direct Soviet Involvement mediate future whatever limited influence other countries In the Middle East ... to be sanctions against Iran. Deputy. • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Former Congressman Lou Frey entered the race for the U.S. Senate today, saying "whatever happens, Florida Is going to elect a Republican a - , - - I -" - Muskle Salary. Could Drop Lou Frey Enters - 1~-~' --."'', - - '•- 1.1- - - surrendered to police, but another man who said he had a bomb strapped to his waist held his the hostage for a second day. Sharpshooters from the, Salt We County Sheriff's Office maintained a vigil through the night at the posh suburban residence wheçr Kim Lehman, 28, took his family hostage early Monday. About six miles away, Randall R. Larson, 27, gave up after Salt Lake City police allowed him to make a - - . - _________ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)_A man with a fake omb released his wife and five children today and Rochester Row police station. 1 I ,, "', f Th,eofttroriats were killed. another seriously wound. ' _ 11 . .. .: .' ... I., .~.~-4*, ' • V .1 - I ad and a fifth captured unharmed. terroristhwere killed th the llghtgraid Monday and a The battle- ending the slxday standoff at the embassy fourth died during the night. Two of the hostages were televisedtomillions - started when a -masked cn manwounded In the attack. do whose unit's motto is "who dares wins" -slithered Black-hooded soldiers of the British army's Special Air down a rope and tossed a concussion grenade through closed services regiment blasted Into the embassy when the gtihnn window, touching off a smoky fire. killed two hostages and threatened to shoot another one every At first It appeared the blast was set by the gunmen, who had half-hour. threatened from the begining to blow up the building, and only - - the fire slowed by morning and hai not crossed into Alcona County from Its origin In Oscoda Cowily, he said - - • EDT today," said Lockhart. The-easterly movement of Report: Fa iled Rescue Needs close Exami- non ati WEATHER - ig . ____ - BRIGHTON, England (UPI)'- Scores of young "skinheads" had to shuffle through the streets of the seaside town of Brighton because pollee confiscated the shoelaces from their boots to keep them from rioting. Police swooped down Monday on trains, automobiles, motorcycles and scooters carrying British youth arriving for a spring holiday and forced then to surrender their laces in a campaign to prevent a repetition of the violence that took place over Easter weekend. "There's no way they can run and kick without laces .Jn their boots," a police official said. - - ____ - Young BrItish Lose Laces' - - _____ ZURICH, SwitzerIazidL (UPI) A jet carrying the bodies of eight U.S. servicemen killed In the aborted mission to rescue the American hostages In Iran arrived today in Zurich on their way home. A Swissair spokesman at Zurich's Kioten Airport said the airlines regular DC4iLIght horn TI1WU laMed it 10:30 Cm. (5:30am. EDT). Greek Catholic Archbishop Hilarlon Capucci accompanied - the remains In order to hand them over to the International Committee of the Red Cross on behalf of the Iranian govern. mont. - turn the bodies over to the The technical arrangement, to Red Cross initially, followed Iran's refusal to hand the bodies over directly to the Unled Stiles, The bodies, only four oh which remained Intact, were emNamed and put In special lead coffins before being taken on board the aircraft. The flight to Zurich put an end to two weeks of controversy over the disposition of the bodies, which were picked up from the central Iranian desert site where the mission collapsed when a Sea Stallion Helicopter soda C.130 aircraft collided and collapsed In a bill of fire, - Call - Final POl ice Witnesses F-morning Prosecutors indicate Stopped during N ,,. Zu , Tuesday, May 6, 19sO-3A -- - ' LONDON (UPI) -Steadily declining prime interest rates in the United States sent the dollar into a ta ilspin on the world's money Markets today. The price of gold rose slightly. An ounce of gold sold for $319.50 in London and Zurich, up $4 from Monday's close In Zdrich and -an Increas, of $7 from Friday's close In London. The London markets were closed Monday for a bank holiday. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - S Prime Drop Hurts Dollar . - •--'- - • U ,S', Bod's esIn rich - - . ' KISINGAN!, Zaire (UP!) Pope John Paul!! told the Congo Republic's Marxist leader he wants the Roman Catholic Church out of politics, then pointedly ordered Amrican JeuIt priest Robert Drinan not to seek re-election to Congress. The Pope flew from the Communist-ruled central African nation to Kla1nganI northern Zaire for a night's rest before flying today to Nairobi, Kenya for W third stop On an 11-&Y,six-MUon African tpur. 1W other stops include Ghana, Upper Volta and the Ivory ast. In Brazzaville, capital of the Congo Republic, the Pope told Communist Party leader and President Denis Sassou-Nguesso he Is a firm believer In the complete separation of churchand state, Each should respect "the proper domain" ci the Other, he said Sunday, adding the church seeks the freedom to preach and openly practice Its faith. I - - Pope Agólnsf Church.Stafes - .. IN BRIEF 1 _JhAP - - -- - - _____ ! ____ By NEIL HARRIS LONDON (UP!) Yard today reported that a fourth gunman shot by British commandos who broke the lelge of the Iranian Embassy died. Freed hostages told police about their six-day nightmare during the terrorist takeover. A Scotland Yard spokesman said three of the Arab Iranian - .. - the early TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) hours last Ms. McDuffie and Ms. Rattle did not come where they had a soft drink before returning to they have only fourwltnesses left to,call In Dec. 17. He died four days after the Incident forward with the informatjon as to his her apartment about 9 p.m. their case against five former Dade County On trial are Alex Marrero, charged with whereabouts until shortly before the trial She said McDuffie went into her bedroom Tor* policemen charged In the beating death of second degree murder and manslaughter; Ira began March 31. a nap and she went to sleep while watching D gs and Michael Watts, each charged with black motorcyclist Arthur McDuffie. Ms. McDuffie said she was told by Ms. television in the front room. She said McDuffie One of the remaining witnesses was Linda manslaughter; and Herbert Evans Jr. and Ed Battle Dec. 18 she had Forest Service Fire been with McDuffie, but had nothing alcoholic to drink or take any type Saunders of the Internal affairs section of the Del Toro, each charged with being accessories didn't think to tell inv1gators until after a of drugs that night. She after the fact. Dade County Public Safety Department. newspaper story indicated McDuffie had been Rages Out Of Control She said he awoke shortly before 2 a.m. and . took most of the statements from police ofMonday, the all-white jury heard McDuffie'3 in a barroom light earlier that night. left. Moments later he was being chast', (~ ' ficers involved in the apprehension of sister Dorothy and a friend, Carolyn Battle, "I knew where my brother was and he was she beennterviewed Battle said had Ms. MIO, Mich. (UP!) Fresh crews joined firefighters McDuffie after a high-speed motorcycle chase say the 33-year-old former Marine military not in a barroom," Ms. McDuffie said. and hired by McDuf lie and cnsidered bin: a today battling an advancing forest fire fanned by policeman, had spent the hours preceding the Dec. 17. Ms. McDuf fie said her brother left' the close friend. She admitted he had been to her northwesterly winds up to 30 mph. The blaze has Expected to be the last witness for the state, police chase with Ms. Battle. apartment they shared 'sometime after 7 apartment numerous limps mornings, corisuñied Z,000 acres of timber and killed one. For almost three months there had been no which may rest its case late today, Is Dr. p.m.," but Ms. Battle said he arrived at her afternoons, and evenings. firefighter.- .. Ronald Wright of theDade County Medical information on what McDuffie had done in the apartment before 5 p.m. ,,But there was nothing sexual between us," "The fire is still out of control," said F,orest Service Examiner's office. He performed the autospy how's preceding the chase, which police said She said they chatted for awhile, then took a she said. spokesman Robert Lockhart. Fresh crews were sent at • on McDuffie. began when he flashed an obscene gesture at ride on his motorcycle. She said they went to The jury also heard briefly from McDuf lie's daylight to join 100 other firefighters at the fire in The state contends some of the officers beat officers and sped away. the airport and watched planes land and take mother, Eula Bell McDuffie, who told of going Huron-Manistet National Forest, he said. -McDuffle, an Insurance man, after he was Defense attorneys noted Monday that both off for awhile, t hen went to Miami Beach to the scene of the incident. "We estimate we will have it under control by 6p.m. _____ _______________________ h leader. , Prosécutórs MAI _ ____ Br"t"is - Free Hostages emerged from a -.,. . - - . ___ - -estranged wile, the piI - - A Sanford woman sits In her car as-witnesses tell a highway patrol. man how she drove off County Road 427, southwest of Sanford Saturday evening. Pa. trolmen say Margarite Ilanagriff Judah, 54, Fairmont Drive, Sanford, drove through a drainage ditch, around and under several trees, finally hitting a cement-Nock waR at '6:30 p.m. She was unInjured, but charged with reckless driving by patrolmen who re. port she fell asleep at the wheel. MRLD . ___ - - 9 - FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEAN-UP The Sanford Public Works Departmeht will be conducting a City Wide Clóan-up beginning April 1, through May 16, at no cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basis; first call, first served. City will pick up anything placed at the'normal pick up point. Please place debri clear of trees, fences and overhear wires. Call PUblic Works Department, 322-3161, ext. 231 Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. - -' �S - 5-. 3 h.r h..ap... 'S . - - S . . S -. 'I1i ! - 1 5-.. - ' - 1 ' - - 4 Evening Héiald . P ... .. . . -4-8- CUSPS 41750) 30qN.FRENCHAV,SANFOR, FLA . 3t .1 W. - - Area Code 3o5.3fl-2611or831.9993 Tuesday, - ' WAVERS Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, the Maine Democrat, is not an experienced diplomat but he has other qualifipations for the post. He will be a strong and respected spokesman for this country's foreign policy. He will speak with authority'at the Cabinet * II 0 . . 'I . I, r- • S - I • • • yes-man. He has been close to Mr. Carter, however, and the two men should have a good working relationship. Muskie will be a good advocate with the president for the views of the professionals who make up theaState Department. Too often these men and women have been dismissed as a corps of specialists more interested in protocol than policy, more concerned with understandiug exotic cultures th an with pressing the real interest. of UT ,, r - -. 1 r 0 r HARRISBURG, Pa. In this city and approximately a dozen other state capitals thr oughou t the country, one of the most Important. but least understood political struggles of the 1980s is now under way. It is the battle for control of the legislatures in states where major population shifts during the last decade soon will require the addition orrealignmentof scores ellmlnatlon, of congressional districts. The contest olts not only Republicans against against li be rals, city dwellers against rural residents, blacks against whites and poli tical "regulars" against mavericks and In- I" - L - 1 . - . - q44 -. ,4 ______ ________ 4 ,z,.i V _______ - ! . Department is stronger and more sophisticated S • • - ________ ft- .. - task of congressional reapportionment. . - - _t fly . - Rek 'a' .. ... .., -. - - - ' St Of A Genius Death • Alfred Hitchcock worked in the movies for 60 legislatures, with arthritis and other Ills but he continued with his lifework. At his death, the director was number of House seats won by GOP can. for their sheer horror and- comedy. He was a gentle person with a biting wit a director who created terror and suspense with good taste. - ' - i I ( ' Someof the most famous of his 54 pictures included **The Birds," "Psycho," "Jamaica inn," I and "Lifeboat." His films seldom were mysteries - in that the killer almost always was known to the audience from the outset. - - In recent years Hitchcock was sorely troubled .. repeatedly th$ throughout the 19M the it. The minute I saw the defendant I went preparing to film the movie "Short Night." The name of the film was a pun based on Hitchcock's stature and the fact he was knighted by Queen Elizabe th II last year. Hitchcock was born the son of a fish and poultry JACK ANDERSON - - ' -- • . hostages in Tehran would never be rekased so long U Jimmy Carter Is In the White - House, BERRY'S WORLD . ' - . - Alftugh Vance is too much of a gentleman to spell out his "disagreement in principle" with Carter, I have obtained a secret In- ' - telligence analysis prepared by Vance's subordinates that details his reasons for handling of the Iranian crisis, Vance believed that It was Carter nd his oppodq not only the "led rescue attempt, but virtually every step Carter has taken ber, sub. mltted before the rum aasm but announced after its failure-. has lent a sourgrapes taint ___ But to his departure from the Carter Cabinet. his views were known to the president a week before the rescue unanimously supported, by the u.s. Vance's resignation _______ _____ - - i 1.1 I. , 0. __ ...-An - -. *; t.,::~--,:..-'.' i I' 0 IM by INLA OW . '. a"00% HING Isn't mad posss'bI by a grant fran 1$ Mob.V - - k ninm iii The *r Ut 0ff-"MMJLV=UUITft,-=CWM-nt*WT 44X, ZVAeM,fi:l& runs. -.. -. . I... - - • £ !', • sLnje. PtflIlle, ' S . S. .. ..' _____ / / - -_-- - . ttIeiL £ur three.biLtitt tu- Ii !bilakkiflw.. . hrt3 1. Ftniti4ntWr Iun EftM3us. ktzu1ñL hnmt dt twnu f firtbae wi th m iutn,bw 1flbu. Ufz't' 'nr4 iwnr the ffed. carTAIIIII %.(;Lunt& il Ted Simmuns 4vuhie"t:n'.iwi -um'u luotilivu: J, 11VIIIIM .uiiL nunm fur S. L.itu , 1111111111111111_____ - - 6raim I St CirItun ia r1v.,r ntL!ht iu-.htttn. htfl tw getting 1ur. BtiI 4aihIrMfl ipinli bit ttLi1 terni nilflttt wit kirttht. '4. iLm4Ie Cu center wi th ti iuI UI-. . •k•'-. -, - STAMBAUGH As expected and anik-ipated. Seminole High senior guard Glenn Stambaugh made his scholarship signing ofrtcW monday with the Rollins CoMege Tam of Winter Park. And mom and dad. Bill and J udy Stambaugh. are pretty happy . SIGNS _ . Lp Iimi Chisox . . - . J> . Over . .L - Li. Maul, Brawl To . '. -' -s - -' . lhtqLt1 Byi tIIIIM During. hu iiLing tii -.L.t'my. taB' also managetttu tbloiutu Its - . ---iv -. _- - '5 S ' ,•, . . . ' .. - - - It" -!W , - .,-,. -, ..* -~ -. -ft , VW - '-S.. -- -. I. - . - y' iqii 'lie' iiuuuu bili k Ton. - - - - . niifleilikr thun -z'augfl'. lun. ieconi1 MOnthiy fliHht-., Wlntu - iiUu mixr uhft me1w4 * 'mw, t' wlw lffitmi iithjfnikJ .ii ttMiw4 wise anti -a Zinager Laflua 'S. ., - * I I . Clinches you've got a blackbird problem, you should. write for ADC 103, ADC 104 and ADC 105, . three short, easy-to.read leaflets put out by the Fish and Wildlife Service that will tell you 1,: just about everything you want to know about.:: - blackbird controls. Ask for those three.Ons Unit, US. Fish- -~ and WlldllfeServlce. Department of Interior. .: Washington, D.C. )34O. They're free. ' - - - '.•Spl,'. , of Columbus clinched at least added singles SAFE tie for second ' . "I - -;- ~~-`~ '-j - HOME '.- - _` In a clwe play at the plate Darrin It.ittles of F.ILYS. came into home plat* an a hard slide while Jack Prosser pitcher Alex Winn attempt. to cover the following a wild pitch. Littks managed to score a run on the play. OP 6"s " K11110I COI C*1l5 " "ISS ' Elks. N Little American Roundup is Mike Baker struck oi* astoma ,• dozen betters in just rive DI a 11 aW.P..k5 mccw" ___ 222 Innings for Kiwanis, allowing MWIU 5', Just one hit The game was owe no 'S L Pvslik 225 'h1 under DIe 10-run KM lead rule. Six of those Mc*1N MXi • 5• r--- us At111P Bank ' 1' wd its tlwee-game league in the strikeouts were consecutive °'' "'I I-°' $ Little Aner Le I&nday with a 5-2 'in over as Baker mowed down the • fl six batters 1* facet Kraph 144. while Bank arry Byrd and Jom v.F.w. ASS N ItiIeMit$Ai S N •( ___ d Jack Prt Ford 3. FreddleMIlIerlinilted Elks _ si • it, " #'- ok is 111, while George's ad Flagship Bank to Just tires hits in pitching ' 5 I Pi_i SI2 ru'r tied for second with 7-4 marts. S'nle Petsoleem is Kalghtsof Columbus to the s., SSw 22$ IISi $22 $& see *1 S 1S & Adacrdt barbi a hit for Atlantic Bik.. $11 Leading the eight-till attack ki SI Sr are" Ill cat sixbatlas I am Unn " Sem.&e p the ftstran an tie urtd Wardell Fredricks with an TOTALS tPiir---ass first half with a 17.5 win over Atlantic ___ - 5pyZ. - _____ Accordingly, the Soviets have beefed up" their forces on Iran's northern border. Them,, tervene is recognized In a - _____ _____ ___ ___________ togdber when one is hit by allied He will go Into the Democratic convention According to Intelligence reports, the;' with a formidable bloc of delegates. By aystonaia wants tiss OPEC countries to cut cowmtion time, 1*e the economy to back production and rain prices wino they he in a 1181150a " meet In Algie that Cartor Is misma naging the economy. 11._ WATCH ON diplomatic community. Therefore, he may attempt a backioom raid !' only to unite Iran even more behind Reflecting Vance's position. the secret b nlarAnq ,,,, Kmmnl uI ilormerse stete was 'n 5 War Intelligence document dates that "the focus IdneInnlxllasaodcths Win. COfll4flCiI ormnaulanta, iI ip dqcnisnt.copyfng hard. of American policy should be to restore Carter • r5___ WWO,Tn'n Miha d*W PC th3 . rationality to Iran." Ikom the UnIted Staus, tba iamt Wd any can ipm Ted Kenn*. antOICh1 eudltws teat yser found that the The analysis noted that Iranians are document pobMid svs wiaiir FROi o== Dapstmint geoWnely vioci6tia that the United Statas km Un impI ttA of duliq aM WHSOM rqWb kam Mmov Two W awe t* 31k0lif "'* 00paraft copyim antes, at a c* to the intends to restom the ousted shah to power. It Iran's internal pvUems. WiOoA tb3 coo. 30vkb will inkmra if IM Is ftutamd by . almost also warned that ecnnmui sanctions arid vedent U.S. ocapegoat, the aystol?ah would UIL mill action. The Kranlin a yew. upa spot an$100 4=W rt111on printift @a A . MJ _ I -01. other U.& actione that cam hardship to the "oulaft b3 fWad to ft hodaW wM am sum TW under 5iITS frail) Oth$f M(*ISPZ) flitlOfil, alarm that the White House would detUmined that $10 rnWion , Iranian people will undoubtedly "strengthen k t0t$ regard a . Um deWrminstion to hold the hostages in,, Vance nae". ______ Resleald Hayen was ide an errOr to lead off the bottom of ____ an is II III ngles. - SCC Pounds DeLuxe Bar second Jfl an thme passed orusad thee tth in the top of tie that J M.1 v hit l a pikh with and t M--. _______ hit Ev __ Mellon Past, P -- Cftft a two.r. - --- LII N •I er see -see IS ill 5 •. SSj 155 I IS S.. I"Si. 1 TiM.i '.-.. r'-____ s.e. as s.e tJ I SC ,, ii I II TOTALS )ie .. Sl 41 $ is -- SC(tI*II Leagus. eswxa ice as is s Sal ___ Weem I*MIU. SIi s idw M4 at one- S AoftPa% - ____ ITIOMUSS .'r•'! .SIJ SS "S sa * it so 1, ' " , . ICC a at (HIM I Lao ____ To" t. t4' $110 ama - *a NI Si *4,_Ik • I 14 $3 L. :: - - AUTO LII N 1. - ___ MISCsum ___ ___ ___- :: i'en in the top of the fth. 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With the -um tnrik -:. un,. lit. mtmt 'tlt -lint: Lunar I(Ambitm LxtWA24, It nuing:wu ;*A up'tht. vimm-Ik twu-mn humer and EEir -ImL 4nz4 10VIIUittl pL'ket U Far mer ixutetnd it with .t -tnnin. inmng, 'it s.ijrele reilet '-u 'ImiA. regter his leagimt4euding ftatipm ti, tii*1 1*3 Lflu 301. fl. the' :fn znnm. Iitet isi.iimt injuryafter L1ni.uu çntcflvr !2%Io- -mit aWil CIltti L7 e ii a Mike Ertily tat. Ml1wau.ee 1hiñiIl Ben Qv,llvxe in the with-i 'Mitt lider. Ogilvie. wliu - i ufl4, moi a ittiir .u*1 trma Iuiwering ejected .LLter the aitert,ittun. diarinit the rnuunit mt iwL1I L'mWnt- l7i tit Federal, -4, at Fart Mellon Park while Sunndauzd Curjj1 tnut iuinuwu am tuJI ratim, 7-3., plays Clem Leonard Shell. 8-4. at Bay Avenue mp(ie'j Chi ti ium tCkvnflanti .t inarm F'kJ. uijZ1t iUsm Briwe Vilmzn ihbeit Qillve Jay's *ys Cardinal Industrin at 7 p.m. at Fort _ i*woassa bde.th.-k home Ua.*. I flle. - - that the Russians could be provoked Into a -i military response. The Soviet right to in. - Bankers Hold Lead ____ ___ 1. __ '. __ - ____ - Brewer and tint my blLlLmitt Someune fell on my iuuiUrr I really Jjj iiiwii ;-ei: 4u. -. The brawl oe'r,huthiweik a .- " wild biillgiune t11u1 waz . Junior League, while Knights Merthie and James Bale at -,,: - - -. A - 1. First'Half Tie tempting Cu rneillatu a banc.4 bun tile' fhen. !l'hin wa _0 -t- - 'clearing tawtatthe pitchvu :njfl t)'t it muunii in the fiiurth tuning. or, !tjkeij 11kx- a wan' an 11-7 victur 'iver tftlit 'ittluir •1, 4iimi, 'Mm Wflwiukee Brewers. I riut ktwzzi 3tuLUnunt. 4. 'jtt was UI aititlenL uil 1norntiLpd 4i1nr ,}-3 anti 1. . 1 -IV4.- . I dumped V!.W. 11. p1e. I Monday for its ninth win Ed Rinkavage slapped a without a logs in the Sanford triple for Elks, wbile Daryl permitted Kentucky and Tennessee to reduce , roosts; 1.3 million blackbirds were killed. 11, - -. '' nis - - I . -- Moore give the Lady Seminoles what it takes to make it through tournamen t play. "We've had our ups arA dow, this yew like any bell club has dur ing the course of the season," explained Turner about the road to the district title. "But the team has pulled together at the right Ume and they feel like they can go all the way." How does Turner feel her sophomore-Junior lineup, Fright devices. Rifles, shotguns, By Inflating the hostage 4 / " 2Xlt t 1ifl1L) imt nXI IT 'LUlL on emir t,y (esir t.tnu. auittn ..'.u: - tnItnt W- a ftnr a walk tu G.irv. Lartur tnahL tt)v . nnui'flt smjd huIUt Pair i r1flJ1)L Fitxyt 1Lb fzitwt tfl in T}i Y4] .- .4 c. Theresa Behrens ano ther of Seminole's talented sophomores. "She,carries a JU avwqe and can p for the long ball when she doesn't I*Xitate," says Turner. OF. Dana Yourshaw a senior *ho worked her way Into the "ting Uneup after two seasons as a part Ume playa. "A great at ti tude and a .328 average," points out Turner. OF. Dela Benton the rock of the outfi eld as a three-year starter. Switched fr stbeayearago..andbitsforpower. with a .431 average. OF. Marcie Kom -good hitter with a .=mark at Use plate. Sometimes spl its duty wi th reserves Patti Jacobs and Terry Be tts. SF. W Galim- leadoff better who gets on ban with super iS P. Dee Dee Hogan -the third super soph for Seminole. Hits - for power with a.375 average and has mastered the hwdAoI - • Lf tUT ttL tilt X1V- I! - - "...,,. ~%'. when Ylit Plet .1 fzn1r4wI euit ffli 3i'hzct -wit fly' icn trmim isittiven over - - . \ip twoerorstheenureseasonandca.%tungavge ZB. Sherry Bleoe a junior, fIrst year on the team. "A steady im prover who had a great tournament a the pla te," s coach Turner. 3g i i a a junior with a .319 average. "Great arm and handles the hot corner well," Johnnie - .i betting average. "A super kid with a shotgun arm," compliments Turner. Bennett hits for !tU1d CU 1.4. . - '- . • - . . 4, . Mary Bledsoe Susan Bagley, Brenda Saanders and PM firecrackers, even whirling or shiny objects. -Qearlensebushesorwoodsnextto fields should be thinned. Tripping and killing. In l Con Iran. Although the Iripiani unuaterally abroga ted the treaty y, considers it still In effect. OIL RETALIATION1. The implacabl( . I , . . Turner also has plenty otdi,pth on the bench ( assistant coach Beth Shoemaker can turn to. - - sine with a 4.4 re.'ur'± .icill L I'J INIL tz beat JL.:' it mzntx,i: 'mimar rkk Williams, "EVer bud ' as m'u umJ tthe'1n' time t1115 'r Will 1*L -.1. ZiL' - V : - !me'ed Thi It W i fine output 'Jit&rnu lizitaiit - - - - .. which tastes bad and causes an &version to the crop. It -has no known human or tfl vironmental effect. There's also a bait that waft birds Into erratic patterns, scares off ____________ other birds and eventually kUo. There's &,Junior Leaquo feedlot poison and a wetting agent that " - birds of natural protection and causes them to paramount tailS In AmeriCan pollcy and In his reelection cw'palgn Carter has suecarded In lionizing Khomeini as the conqueror of the "American devil," Vance feels. ___ . . • kiluckle ball. Chemicals. The mildest Is methlocarb, A; - - Control techniques Include: - L . problem. - I - . * • tremty bait IIUitIIIm. The cUTfllUtU1, whutht imitakt .a 4uen. mnuUe ni delay. suiteit the uijust Inc. jn iff zet. Imm'eMis - - ___ -- -. - Idea that be had iosneilng of' Inestimable president's publicist, Gerald Raishoon, aired u them to join him In retaliating sgaln4,11 value In a herd4lne stance on the hostages aserlesofugly, ant Kennedy commercials In wes ________ allian Is spreading the timing an çlectkm camnpslgr' PefliIeylvanIL NOW Kennedy has blood in his word that the oilce. He Q(f niust stand; '-,,t ye. - tuning of whistling put the graveyard. The senator Is furious at Carter for the wvIfl . righ thaniler. why w tbnn - .--'-'.-, - bell," added the fulltlxne - political advisers, with their Rose Garden personal Wander that was directed a ping Ayatollah Khom ini has dispatche4.,, strategy, who gave Ayatollah Khomeini the him during Pnsy1vanIa primary, The emissaries tothe Arab oil sheikdoms to ca1• since the hostages were seized last NovemI -.1. 1 , out and play . control blackbirds. Our guys know It's 5ngge$t UI" . nnpitsheEi wituc Z1. httun' 3IibUTf!. 2Iezthal1 - - " definitely and Increase the prestige of Far from being "soft" on Iran, Vance Saw w religious radicals, whose strength Is mar- Carter's supposedly hard lIJIe as a policy. that tyrdom." would be self-defeating In its attempts to While Vance usly obeaved the resolve the'hostM crisia, So be quit. diplomatic niceties In lila letter of resignation DIVIDED DEMOCRATS: President and the president did likewise. In his letter Carter's campaign aides boast that rival Ted of acceptaince, signed "Your friend" -tht Kennedy is beaten, t6t the Mathematical secret document shows that Vance's pelyate obstacle Is too great for him to overcome, that opinion struek tellingly at the White ouss they can now Write him off. But they may be - - in 1 g_,r1lSi_ spring ran thniil couldn't tutñi. tilt . - - •' _ .- . - . been "doing research for years on how to, - . , - Although Turner and her Seminoles ha'.en't faced Merritt Island in regular season play, her past past-season action gives - - - Hood says the Fish and Wildlife Service has - - . t Smoker ifl -.. . - Seminole High bookkeeper and part time softball , Over'the past fi ve seasons as the Tribe's softball coach, Tur ner has seen to it that her teams have Indeed gone out and played bail, ve ry successfully. During her five year tenure Turner has piloted the Lady Semlades to a pair of Five Star i Conkrifici titles, a trio of district championships and two tripe to the sectional playoff.t This season's cast holds a perfect blend of power, depth, youth and experience. One Tur neifeels has a solid shot at the 1O sta te championship. m uPrlInii lin*uri thi.I .1.ma.I - is h4.. "---es t-i---1 'u 1uv 'y '. I II' &3IWIM boasts some impressive statistics. IB, Bobbin Riggini One of Seminole High's super sophomores. Turner labels tr an "outstanding fielder with power at the plate." Higgins gets the Golden Glove with jut .. - found 370 roosts holding 515 Million birds. Thirty-three jrcent .were redwings, 24 percent were grackles, 19 percent were cowbirds, 13 percent were star lings. They congrega te In the Sou theast In win ter1 says Hood. The rest of the year they flock nationwide. In the Great Lakes area the redwlngi eat corn, ln the Dakotas sunflower,,. In the South rice, on the West Coast cherrw or' SthrlIna han,, nrn.in,4 fa.slWt eating what's Intended for cattle. Hood puts blackbW crop'damagi at t% million a year. '1'bWildlIfe Federation MY$ , redwings alone destroyed $15 million worth of . Pennsylvania cropi'63t year. •" - . Expos Rake Richards- over the BlueDarters. Then came a conTincuig title win over Lake ell12-3. "Like I said, the girls told the were go all the way year, and t hey ha ven't been wrong yet We can if we play like we have in the district tournament" : • ---- WASHINGTON Foriuier Secretary of State Cyrus Vance apparently came to the reluctant conclusion that the American film industry will miss his extraordinary talent. _____ ______ - * - . - . InSight Into The .Vance Resignation Alfred Hitchcock Presents" a series of ch illers with the theme song based on the 'Funeral March of, a Marionette." Hitchcock was a credit to his profession. The - ' - ' - - - -' "What is the ti tle of your new song, Mr. back In UN bar and ordered a double just to porter?,, make iii. I wouldn't forget." "It's ca lled 'Staggering Down Memory Dialogue Thr.e: Lane." didates has fallen approximately 10 percent behind the number of popular votes cast. dealer In Leytonstone, England. He became a U.S. citizen In 1955. From 1955 to 1956 he offered for television - - "Who's talking about hypnods? Guard, In some states, rural lawmakers who "Your honor, we would like to ask the control the legislature have been able to witness how he can be so sure he saw fetch me that bottle of Dialogue Five: gerrymander district lines to dilute the defendant helping. an old lady an poli tical power of voters In major cities. street at the time the prosecution alleges he "Clerk, Is this the brand of pantyhose ad "Clerk, Other forms of gerrymandering have been was at scene of the crime." I as being made wi th 'memory yar: used to fragment the votes of blacks and other "I'liat's easy to explain, your honor. I was. n?... minorities, to punish maverick pollUcians drinking that evening.,, "No, but can get the same results by and perhaps most important to advance "Do you mean to tell this court and Jury rinsing themYOU In ." the cause of the political party that controls that you had so mtich to drink you can recall Dialogue Six: ' the legislature. with vivid clarity a trivial detail that 00' "Is it true that elephants never forget?" il man f On curred months ago?" "Not unless they sober up.,, Republican Na tional Committee, has noted "That is my testimony and I am sticking 10 Dialogue Seven: years and was supreme at producing films known lb agents" Dialogue Two: - in the Onited states blackbirds are pI~ destroying crops, causing plane crashes and.., spreading histoplasmosist ' a flu-life respiratory disease prevalent in Kentucky, Tennessee and the MISSISSIPPI ValleY. This Is not to say blackbirds are useless, They eat weed seeds and consume insecte.. 'rk.. A ...1rnf.,1 l s....,..I..b.. WU'U IJIW..JWUM - IU PUJCI edgedlnyellow-also Is very pretty, more so thAn the Mar ling cowbird and grackle, all blackbird family members. Center, says the service's last winter survey - - roasted on spits for New Year's Eve:, celebrations. - - - .': Glen Hood, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Denver Research - Rcunà - , , , . There's a lot of spirit, a lot of togetherness on this team vA they just want to go ___________________________ WEST - 5 seeking trees for rooMs. I Preliminary estimates from the Census I I I I I I I I I I I I I' resource of knowledge and competency that Bureau Indicate that eight sta tes all In % . . should be fully consulted by the White House on all Northeast and Midwest will lose seats In DICK. Congress, while 10 other states all In foreign policy matters. . . -,- . . "T"'pren Christopher, the California attorney '. South and West -will lVin representation In House, wh was Vance's No. 2 man, will remain at It' s I 00 I I I Proof New Nei* York probably will lose four sea ts; side to help maintain continuity in the Illlnols, Ohio and Pennsylvania two each; and WASHINGTON (UPI)- Barflies who drink f "Today's lesson, class, w111 administration of the department and in the Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and to forget Might have to find another excuse. review before your mid-semester exams.- You formulation of policy. According to the May Issue of Omni will need to remember most of this material, Dakota one apiece. South fl.._!S_s t t ,r,in,nr Ifl__4 flYfl tflflr? flflI,O ,,ar, i.I..iJ_ __l . 01. so .'Bottoms Up!.... 'Lw LITTO UIL m aga zine, experiments- at tue university x' iuriva is expevwu w gain tnree seats; ference, 10oW more tired and burdened than we Calftnta and Tom two each-, and Asixona, SIi California indicate that alcohol - "Hold it a minute, professor. The cork,Ls I have ever seen him, heaving deep sighs as he Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Tennessee, actually may enhanes memory It downed stuck," . .... immediattly after a learning experience. listened to.the questions. We have criticized the Utah and Washington one apiece. , Dialogue Four: But a recent analysis prepared by the" The study "postulates that alcohol can "The prisoner ready for interrogation, president's recent conduct of the,lranian hostage Conference on Alternative spark a kind of State and Local dialogue between comrade." nerve cells situation but we well know, as LBJ usia to say Policies notes that there also have been major in the brain that can intensify memories," "Very well. Tell me, Mr. Liddy, did a night that we. can have only one president at a time. population shifts within some states. Otnul In our little torture chamber do anything to Jimmy Carter will have the helm at least During the put decade,,,all but one of New Yes, and I can an where this finding could refresh your memory about the Ingredients of next Jan. 20. W hope Ed Muside Is a big help to York City's congressional districts lost spark other kinds of dialogue as well. the secret formula?" popula tion, as did seven districts In both Dialogue One: him in these dangerous times for our country. " Sorry. My mind Is still a' blank." Chicago and Los Angeles and five- each In "Set 'em, Joe. One for my baby and one . "We have ways of Making you remember, Philadelphia and Detroit," says the report more for the road." you know," S Issued by the Washington-based group. "I think you've had about enough, Mr. Those losses pr obably will heighten the Blottertongue." , - - "Oh, no, you don't. The Articles of War, as tensions between urban and rural interests "Don't cut me off now, Joe. My wife Just left amended by the Geneva Convention, Possibly the best-known director In the motion that have played.a major role in put reap. me and I want her departure indelibly en. pressly forbid involuntary hypnosis as a i picture industry has died at 80 in Bel-Air.' portionment struggles In many state graved in my memory.,, memory aid in the Interrogation of enemy than ever. The department represents a unique - which knocked off Lake Howeil 12.3 last Friday for the district have "harems" ,of as many as three females, says the National Wildlife Federation.-. Because their native wetlands have been drained and their forests cut, the redwings. - - • '- The redwings may be the most popu1ou bird In the United States. They're adaptable, breed in colonies, and the males sometimes dependents. The outcome of the struggle will have profound Influence on the development of public policy at all levels of government local, state and fede ral throughout the neat decade. Although the official results of the 1980 the American people. The image of the diplomatic census of population will not be availa ble until corps is part of the American folk heritage,' but it early next year, the itate legi.slators elected is out of date if it ever was accurate. Today's State this autumn will be responsible for the 198142 y. ' i. - In Corsica blackbirds are delicacies, . - ~ . 1 Turner and her Proteges think it's about time they went all the way to the state championship gains. . "The girls told me they'll take me all the way this year" commented the bubbly, enthusiastic Turne r about her squa -. Blackbirds r I_) ,, ..... I I . - _ . , , .. ANEEWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ "I think the calibre of ball we play at home in our conference g . ranks right W against what we'll face in the regiunals 09emr but had to Come bad down to earth for a tough 6-5 win After Four And . - S . • Political Con rol Battle senu S against Apopka." • -, president intelligent and independent advice on , foreiii affairs He will never allow himself to be overwhelmed by of the aovern. -' oth er members , men, hierarchy -and that's S good. The danger was that, having been disappointed by Vance's failure to support the abortive rescue raid into Iran, President Carter would choose a nonentity or yes-man to head th e Sta te Department. Then there would have been no check on the resident's volatile assistant for national security" Cr allalrs,Lulgnlew urzezInsIi1. • MIIcizIfl £. nn riitririilht ,'iei,l ,..l11 1... £!AU6JIl flu LIULIIIH.J WIU LIV Will IIVVVL LIV Li p ~ - taLle. And we expect that he will give the . 1 - - - ' - succeed Cyrus Vance as secretary of state. i. 9 . . .' ' Tuesy, May 1Se-5A • . ice o . - .."I % - I By JOE DeSANTIS sprinkled with three seniors will hfle the post Season Herald Sports Editor pressure? ."We several ior coa, ch 114tty Turner and her girIs who've been as far as the Lady sectional Seminole High I softball swI. today is simply a ha been , be . before and aix younger players, especially the, sophomores Turner and her District 9 Champion Semi noles tackle Merritt- have really matured," explained the ccn. "We kind of got a glünpse of how they handle ihemselves Island's Lady Mustangs th is aftErnoon at 4p.m. In a in the.district taitnameni We went out and bombed Mainland too fam iliar the Regional Women's title game. . - TS Seminoles Eye Mustcings On Menu __ 1 A Good Ch • Evesthig Hsrs, Sanfsvd, FL it Lad, Idmund a Muskie: .. I - .- , .1 - % ) OR . * - - Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. .. .''.. - - May 6,1980-4A 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:O0. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Mqpth, $4.75-,.6 -. - - ckgBER TIRES. 11"NomwWwambf1iL er-a 011010100 ' �ro t . - 'b .. . . * * _. .. . - . -.--•-, • r . - .,• . . - •,.. -- '. - - - ,. - - - - - L . . - Ttrnday, Maya, mo ',J111WU, P1. _ .5 Seminole Pony 4. I ________, • COUPON- __ Joyce Drillers Handle Golden hi 7-3.Game' -Timmy Hines and James - Joyce combined for-a strong one-hitter Saturday, leading the Dick Joyce Well Drillers tog 7-3 win over Golden Comb P.sis 422 is i,,8 ']' IWUfl - to highlight weekend action in i 155 ..'.'.! !'!. III V I• V&TTM -- !!! Evenl*ngI"It'i'itJ Cat -. • 34 4 G Totals the Serninole Pony Baseball "1 211 - I Lake Mary League. MUSTANG DICK JOYCE WILL DRILLING AS I K ADVERTISING 0 . PIZZA FORKSYCITY 11 AS R *ran 460 DEISING Day 1 3 12 L_ ADVERTISING a AMMON-- Koiw - - :: Shear Delight I foof And~ 2 01 3 11 Sur 144; •,, 011fl 114 7 T$IIS nd • s Ttats Frsc Myers N,?lI, : • - . DUflflY vwYS * - * 1 1 III ry 1,4, I ----.''' ' oaims -- Lasu 355 WaiterS Ferlerfise Lashley FerOsrssf 311 3 1w15011 - - .- * . - - . - - -" is, III ,•••• ivsss AIIH Joyce WIllis 3•1 31 5 ow S , S. III III III $ Altamonte .. . klsr -. iisu Pae,,smiS ___ - - somew - sr-i -- V51NW. - ? - ''*-- - - - $5 II 34 See _ iibes Wel - Palmer Damon' p III III IIIWSIU I's I as" Ill *8w off p ____ 155 *IS $11 154 ISO SSI III see Few - ___ PiiGN'I me" *sh ci Ins. $1 MINI aU $1 Dow - * . , - V - - - - . - - - .. - . - -.- ;ii,' -. . - ,. - - .. • 321-0690 , -f - I. * *- THE $1 I •• • -. TO $ 2 - -• '*-. . 16 ••_•$_ :;t' MacTavish Discount Carpet as a ware- Ph. 322-1604 12 18 S. French Ave. Sanford _ , - -A ..- ,. j' A. VI - 4 1. .A._... -. -- - 1 - I - . -- * -------- Big Saul 's" Record Shop I Ll a Ll It --.-- AAITI.. .:Lme - LIUVIb11 L)IWUI1i %4400L IF Idies 000 OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT MOBILE HOME MODELS ON SPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES LARGE POOL 'ADULT CLUB HOUSE *TEEN CENTER-IDLAUNDRY FACILITIES ISCITY WATER AND SEWER INCLUDED •ADULT ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS SR 427 SANFORD, 2 Mi. W. OF 17-92 MON.-SAT.9a.M.-SP.M. 323-8160 • Covers Your Floor Needs p in Big Saul's Record Shop, which opened in mid- and three in Jacksonville. Raised iti Macon, Ga., February in downtown Sanford, has already Saul served in the U.S. Navy for six years, serving become popular with music lovers as the place to in the South. Pacific. Save gas! Save time! Save money! nis week MacTavish Discount Carpet has. go for tapes, 45s and Albums. He says he got into the music business by Check MacTavisti Discount Carpet at 1218 South artificial turf from $1.99 a square yard to $4.50. Whether your taste runs to gospel, soul, rock, working for several radio stations after going to French Ave., Sanford for all your floor covering Compare these values to up to $8.95 elsewhere. disco or western music, Big Saul's located at 309 New York to study electronics for his FCC radio needs. Many colors are available in plains and tweeds. E. First St. (next to H&R Block), has them all. In license. He holds a first class FCC radio-telephone 'Mey apartment Ve have dozens of rolls, scores of room-size' $2.99 ahave square yard. house shag carpet from addition to the latest hits, Big Saul has a special license and has worked as an engineer and disc rugs and hundreds of remnants and runners at the catalog for 'oldies but goodies," such as the Mills Jockey for stations in New York. South "jirnlinn Brothers. lowest in Central Flolrida," says Leroy C. MacTavish now has its own installation crew for and most recently for 61/2 years in St. Thomas,prices the ' You'll find tanes and records by gna,ngsgu. MacTavish cmualitv 2Jirain T1nntk opuS III , owner of the . work. CarDet and vinyl installations are -----such nontliJIr business r-r---UI IUUIU "b" recording artists as Sam Cook, James Cleveland, station WSTA. guaranteed for one year. Our warehouse stock consists of factory closeAndre Crouch, Lou Rawls, Peaches and Herb, "Big Saul" can be heard from 7 to 10 nightly outs, mill over-runs, seconds, rejects andAnother 'money satrer for the customer who Stevie Wonder, Conway Twitty and Fleetwood playing gospel music over Station WTRR Sanford. damaged merchandise. We buy It right and sell it really wants to save money is MacTavish's large Mac. In addition to 8-tra6 k, cassettes, record albums fast. Our low, low overhead makes our deals the stock of good used carpet from $1 a square yard. Saul" Greene, owner of the record shop, and 45s, Big Saul's carries stereo needles at the best." MacTavish said. Come in and look around. You will be glad you has spent 37 years in the record business having lowest jrices, Disco-Lites, posters and acdid. operated stores in New York City, Columbia, S.C., cessories. -. wnen -you maxe yo ur !irt purchase at Big Big Saul's, be sure to-ask for a punch card. For every 10 albums purchased, Big Saul will give you one 1 clu*viuLcly S.... Live The shop is open from 9 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. L '& DON'T REPLACE YOUR CARPETS Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. : LET US CLEAN AND FRESHEN THEM! Friday and Saturday. For more information call 323-6435. WE FEATURE db ai------- ., '..ueonng Uni kt.1 WAIUI if S , - D. ' .,, a-- - I ' 1 11!021 TYIROORKS WE FABRICATE & INSTALL RAILINGS .COLIJMN METAL STAIRS- . GATES WINDOW GUARDS, ETC. 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FLA. 32111 and Hall CALL ANYTIMI SERVING ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY : Seal P.O. Box 54 I 1omsly Room !cotchgard FlU ITIMATU "I.' 1. I *Check Correction Label s TOP QUALIIY COMPETITIVE PRICES ENT SERVICE AND PT SERVIC E & Hall of We nature Gsnu,re 01`111110211 MnirAtU I1Y VF • FRIED CHICKEN - - Living Room I Want tol(now "What's Happening In SemInole County? Read The Evening Herald SUBSCRIBE -NOW -CALL 322-2611 - - MIw 7 3 1 tOO 000 714 I (hi 12 7 107 70. Ii 13 1 SAr,sen. floitano IS) Augus tmnis (7). Castro I/l and Matpz, C Moore ml) Dotson. Proly fl. Sc. r her y (SI, r,IrrTlt,r 1 - at 10 30 'i 1,10 ,'mni - w )cdroery ii I I L t$O?,Inii 10 It liPs Chicago Morrison (3). ,lOhnSon (S) ?ilwaubee. Yount ( )) llnston 010 000 700- 3 5 1 Texas 771 0 1 0 05' Ii e 0 Echerslry. Renko ). Lock WOOd (51 and Fisk. Perry and Sundberg W Perry (2 1) L ickerslcy (I 1) HRs Texas. (Sell I)) Ros t on. Fisk ) 5( Cleve 000000 00 % I 61 OiIk)nd 001 002 20. S 11 3 Denny, Monge (1) and Hatsey Keough and Newman. W- Keough (42) 1-Denny (S HPS - Oakland. Revering - (Only gaines scheduledl Pro Basketball - - - - - -- OSW.27th5t. SANFORD - isisis - - - - - - --- - -- 16 30 195 T.'mplln. St L ( '-deno. Hou 10 24 313 lB 1) 25342 22 96 32 333 70 13 24 329 7 3 8 1 21 325 - NBA Playoffs By United Press International Championsl1ip Series Philadelphia vs Los Angeles (Best 4-of-7) (All Times EDT) (Los Angeles leads series. I 0) May I Los Angeles 109, Phi)5d(phI5 102 Ma 7 Plmilad.-ptmi,i at Los Angeles, II 30 p m May tO Los Angel es at Philadelphia 3 )0p mit May I) Los Angeles at F'hligdelppii,i 3 p mit N May 14 Philadelphia At Lo% Angeles. II 30 p in • May 18 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 8 05 p rn • May lB Angeles p Philadelphia at Los Pro Hockey St L 70 67 70 37 3 American League N\ Playoffs GAD H PcI By U ted Press international ,uinmrs. DI 20 61 Semhl Round Cooper , Ml Il 61 25 3?) (Best 4 ol 71 I isk. ISos 1$ 61 22 3-61 (All Times EDT) OgIve, Mil II 68 74 353 Philadelphia vs Minnesota Perez. 77 88 II ( Phila delphia leads spriel, 211 I raimirmill of 19 60 71 350 April IY MnneSola 6. Molitor. Ml IS 75 26 3.11 Phi Ia(Jelph, S (Sell. Ti-. 27 88 30 3-Il May I ('hlade(pt-i., 1 Mn t(ochle. Sea iS U 30 311 ot-sola 0 (muir-u. Mn 71 91 33 3-40 May i PhilacteIpyi,, S Mm I4,pr, tea 72 94 32 F60 ni-sot,, 3 Home Runs May 6 Philadeipois it Mn National League Schmidt, n(-SoIa, 5 35 p in PhI 8 Lu:inski, Phil 1 May 8 MnneSola at Knçjman, Chi and Baker. LA 6+ Philadelphia, 8 05 p mit Martin. (hi and Smith, LA, S • May II Philadelphia at American League Velez, Tor 1. Rud, Cal. Smalley. Minneso ta, 9 05 p in a May 13 Minnesota at Minn and Jackson. NY 6+ Philadelphia 5 05 p m Singleton, Ball, Fisk. 805, Buffalo vs N V Islanders )ohnson. (hi and Oglivie, Mil (P-I V slanders lead series. 3-0) Runs Batted In April 29 N V Islanders 1. National League Garvey. Buffalo I LA 70 , Cruz, Hou 19 , Smith. May I NV Islanders 7. -LA. Schmidt. Phil PA,.., Oil (3utta(o ) 12ot I and Hendrick, St I II May 3 NV Islanders . American League - Bell and I Oliver, Tea and Velci, Tor 20 Buffalo 4 May 6 Buffalo at N V i ionson. Chi and Parrish. Oct lSlander, 5 pm 19 • May 8 N V ISla nders at Stolen Bases Llulta)o, 8 05 p m National League Moreno, a May 10 Buffalo at N V I Pitt IS, Cedeno. Iou I). Law, Islanders 8 p m LA and I eFlore, Mil 10, Scott, • May 13 N V Islanders at Mtl Buffalo, S p American League - Hender son. Oak and Will , Ti. 9. I Wilson, KC 7, Carew, Cal and Molitor Mil 6 • Pitching Victories WU National League - Carlton, Phil and Vuckovich, StL S I; lilt I Forct, Hou and Bibby, Pitt 40; Richard, Hou 4-1+ IILJUU U UUUllhIHhfII American Luau. HoneyHone y - -cult, Sea 5-0; John, NY and I Norris. Oak 40; Redfern, Minn 4-1: Keough, Oak 4-2 Earned Run Average 71 (based on II Innings pitched) National League - Bahnsen, MtI 0.50; Lucas, ' SD 150 Carlton, Phil 1+1-4; P'liekro, Hog ),IS; Canton, Phil 2.03. - American League - Norris, Oak 0.44; Proly, Chi 1.05; . Farmer, Chi 1.42; Burns, Chi 1-50; Caidwell, Mil 5.59. Strikeouts National League - Richard, * I-4ou 4$; Canton, Phil 31. ukovith. St.L and Montefusto, SF 33; Nlekro, All 30. tii.Spa(t tOedTN-iSu,50, "'u American League - Redfern, - I ij. 40URF1G11iT MNST - • American League - Minn 110110000 4 61 Ball (1)0 lOt 000 7 9 I Redfern,Corbett (6' and Wynegar , Stone. T Martinez (5) and Dempsey W Redfern (4 I) L Stone 1711 HRS Minnesota. Wiltong (41, Act.%ms (I) IoOO - Evening HeraldEve"Ing Hemm 3 )i 22 86 31 3-60 19 11 26 351 ,otjrfl5, southern We Do Not Us. Your Electqciy S No Water Mess Inside You, Home S One Step Ckonrng Process S We Do Not Use Shampoo 7 7 22 (Jul. Hou • Pricing Labels I t We Heat The Water y' - - GB )m,1th, I A Mahn. Chi Buckner, (hi Processing Labels FIGHT INFLATION I I - . Reilt. St L - S Tape Reel Labels - -- All 81 28 346 CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST COMPLETE STOCKING DISTRIBUTOR OF . - Ii 31, Major League Leaders By United Press International Batting (based on 60 at bats) National iregue G AD H Pct PROCESSING LABELS ODATA PROCESSING BELS. JKL ENTERPRISES - - GB Wednesday's Games Cleveland at Oakland Detroit at 'Seattle, night Toronto at Calif . night floton at Texas, night Kan City at Chicago, night New York at MiIw, night Minn at Baltimore, night - - 251 00 oo- 9 13 - Detroit (Petry 00) at Seattle - - n LouS ( fleattie - 0 2). 1Q30 pm. . ILWILU55 (Barker 3 lMcCatly 331, 1 119 000 000 5 7 0 ran (Only games 5hpdulpdl ii - Ii Cleveland Oakland n - 1(10 j 001 001 000 0 2 71 Blue. Griffin 2' MOtftt (6). Holland (5) and May Vuck o(ti. kIat - (9) and Simmons W (2 2) HQ San Francisco. Clark (3) 158 Monday's Results S-nn%ol,i .1 (l,)lmore .2 Chicago II, Milwaukee 7 Tc.,', II, Boston 3 O,,kland S Cleveland I. Todays Games. Or (All Times EDT..York (Tiant at 2 I) Milwaukee [Caldwell 311, 8 30 p in M-nnes.ota (Zahn 7 2) - at Baltimore (McGregor 01), 1 )0 p mit Kansas City (Guru 3)) SI Chicago (Trout 1 2 ) , S 30 pm BosloQ (Hurl 2 0). at lexi,t (Medlctl I 0) $3S p m Toronto ( Lcmanczyk I 3) at Ca r, "Big Saul" Greene fit his downtown Sanford reco shop - Wednesday's Games ' Houston at Montreal San Diego at Chicago San Vrancisco at So Louis . Cmcinnah at New York. night vuan,a At t-'hit11, ilighl Los Anq it Pittsburgh, flight • Seaver. Bair (91 and Bench, Bo-back. Glynn (6), Zpchry Reardon (9) and Stearns W Reardon (ii L Bat St American League East W L Pct. New 'York I7 i Toronto I? 9 57) M)wauke10 9 526 Boston ii II (laltimorp 9 II 409 [)itroit 5 I 3 (leveland 7 Ii 333 West W I. PcI, Oakljrid 16 9 6. (hicaqo II 10 S65 1 7 10 -515 Kan City II l),3 57 (al-torn - II 5()3 - (l Innings) Cmnc 221 ), I) m J. - 1 696 16 San Francisco .1) St LOUS ) ' • - Major teagj Baseball Results By United Press International National League L Angeles (Sutton 2 01 at PittSburgh tCndeIar,a . •- q V -* - - - -I.' - Chi I Stoddard, Ball and BurgrneierBosi , QuiSenberry, a S E , . - - . ; . -' 'w - nd.ShrIey,SO4LaCo,e, L OWChicago - -• pa" San Diego (WmS 21) at (Hernandez Il), 2 30 pm Atlanta (Ni OF GOOD USED CARPET PhadEphia (Rulhve, 9 5), . - . 2 II 3$ III * p ________________ S. - • . . 355 - * I LOTS FROM %5 PER MO. It a" - - Airpori Blvd.) 34 2 2 - - NP - Caw . * - 5 -- - .l I - . or Straight Mound Victory - - house full of bargains. Cochran Notches Fifth - - ®rv, $I its sakesift" too Right-hander Mark "a Total 1312 Talus I, I) Cochran fired a three-hitter PIrst 511111 5-I Saturday to notch his fifth Doelvers straight mound victory and MAITLAND - pace the Braun CadillacBRAVES All H• CARDINALS Orinle seinnirs d I )-lr lii.t AL.n Riced IllOiwes III six tna row, toanll-2victory AW5haM IIS 212 I I I Ch$s.y over the MIISOO Jardin Tigers O'Brien 3 II Psrtlss 411 Helsell III to highlight weekend action in s.... it wpe.er 4I SI 11 the Altamonte Uttle League. ScatcM, 3 10 WIIrnIO$ISs 4 I 2 Cochran also smacked sassvass i se 115,4 1II Syi, IISPro" IS palrof run producing doubles Whipele I I I Terry 1 II VerSus. 5 I 14a7515 to aid the victory while 3 55 4I1 Ve,eqi 11Pm 411 teammate Robby Robiiton .tai5 u 4 s Totals 217 15 accounted for two more RBI leaves )I3 14 * Ill ill with a pair of squeeze bunts. Elsewhere around the ROYALS Al H 312 CUSS league the Kennedy Skylights VenvIlle AS R H MinIs. Gilbert 35$ Dodgers scored a 2-0 win over sisesi Iss L'. n..... DrIas. 4 5 TIniuIISF r1nslup DWIA5 rwas.es on a I sI II SI combined one-hitter by Lance Wsiewaai •• Cbasiy III 22S1 5I Wall and Tony Jotmson. •a 3 i1 Yspkswlti lii14sv$s 51e.. III The Farr Insurance Unbid Kml*I III MeSiiy •• Wills. III dinals scoredsevei3fluon1O Ferber ISO 114511 21 1316 hit for -is _-. 7.4 TrinI...A YM41, ISIS .•.r_-•. win nhi•mixiWa -----.. - III "I_Is the Maitland Braves; 1175)5 cues I - Decker's Royals continued to roll with a 13-1 win over the YAI*KS1S cuts AS I N AS I N Floor Systems Cubs; Kyle 255 141uS$ SI Brubaker spaced out six hits DesiSt I I I Nerds II $3$II Turner 1$ as the National Carpet Sum IS I I DSlSIrty *seeRueS. SI Yankees handled the ('" 7. labels lusty II 2; the ComBank Tigers u.,. s s .-_ s$ NIISis PIItIP 55 II powlded out l4hltsinal4.7 -. p•-. 4.. -•w,44 4 4 win over the Kiuimmee Av11,1 I I I WIlls.111111111 ruess K11 is, SI Spring Water Cardinals; the TISSII YSIII, a 111, Mercury Machine GiantsNerikeds 1111S.edged the MacDonald's CM, 111510-4 Yankees 16-14 while the Re CARDINALS 07)Owered the Ezpoa V.19' TIUIS Al I N Ales 5it.. II SerIldi I I Lou II .i4 Tr ill DeIPy Ser IS Cuss 25 MAlIGN- JARDIN ornosu ARCH 25 S SFla" -, AIINpeIb 11 Cahn Na.*-IM, I I Lsst II istiss $11 c.. KIss 1 5 hess. Ii McPun set sweseri II Is yg',l ses N. P" II Maids II I I ClauS lawns 3555 T.Pwtlss s $11 SIIIS - $ M.CS50 hI $ Del 1011 $ 'PIMIV Wish III - I 1 11114w sbSau 144 S • WW I MISS YaMSislill Nit -V---- •I- aI-- -__----' - -T Muws II V5 *213-14 his. II $q5fs5 54 *325-7 Tr* II ____ Assd II S. 34$ Ystels To" 211)5 IUGN AllIs lIDS lii $1 _ **,-$ 114555*-I) All Is *rtl$ 11 481 Curvy 1-IfiVI 3* ___ __ lapel 3$ 11 4 tiMes I psurus nocesis uaw £141 - ' 1' Alibi Is.es all ______ .488 CafeSs - * lIIhas IS ISIS _ $11 ____ _ 2 $ cN ivi s un * •- .• II II I - )1l r- Ill III III $355-) H.D. lastly N.Ornds.sds la C. From # League is 10 600 2 1117 Richard. Srnh,18) andAshby. 6 14 364 7 , Bochv 17), - Palmer. Fryman San Fran 8 11 320 9 (7), Murray (9) and Carter, Monday's Results Tamargo 7 W --Palmer (I 0) Montreal 10. Houston L Richard i 1) Philadelphia 7. Atlanta I New York 3. Cmn 2 tO inn Atlanta 000000 I 32 S' Louis 9, San Francisco 5 Phila l ADO 0G't-7 91 Today's Games Matula, Hanna (4). Garber TimeEDT C-ncmnnat (LaCosa -3 2 at - (6) Bradford 8) and Benedict. Nthorodny 6) Canton and New York-(Falcone 12) p M. malula (2 2) el -Houston i 2 H Rs : P ,II: d Phi8. odt Montreal Murphy lit . * NahøpiS - Sutter, (hi 7, Allen, NY 5, Hurn, Cm Cincl San Diego - II lesseeS III III Johnson 355 FOIISTCITY 555 CITY 115,1 - III Meyers ASRIf II • S.)Pisn S I lienS I I I P0*1ST CITY Synder III Dwwi WiIk$ ill III *5*14 511,1-lest II Myt III HsW1$ 455 Ledbetter Peerless Ill 27 5 4 751515;a 1 2 kiStam 4 5 3 ISrIp 11411$ 455 455C5f$iy Chase - 315 Deft siCrsfti 120551 -1 511$ III III Dick Joyce Drillers III 125-) Kr.sze I Reay 3 12 Mornay III 355 MairIg Sisfelt 3 I I Parrish 5 DINO PIZZA III SIftSr$I.4d I I I Nit P0*1ST CITY I I S Matthews I I I as It 14 1151117 Warts" ii Dynisk 3 II 25 35 5 Gross 1131 Totals 1743 Totals LAIAG see Ft" I. dilk4I 2111111-4 mouth croowd 4I2Dv50 py IS)I - - . I Ill •rl4Isy Dsr,.r Sor,fss$ OsterSeck P. Evens Moo B. Harris Lessard Totals 2$ Totals - 7w," , -- McGraw ' --------ltvksøcs ill 132 III Srldss 131 Peru PONUITCITY DOCK OF III KSMIkI 315 Led Iii Al * H CRAFT AS 1 14 Mattels II I Hailer ))5O.ldliIg lii Sewers 3)) m 325 Faysrd III 14.ws lii Day III We" 121 Hvdss4l 31 I *.andreu 321 MirtlIn, -2SI 2 I I linim PsIemli Miisi I II 1455055 3 1 I Smith I II Campbell I I • Pw'tislliis I S S Wsi$sq'l 331 Tsts55 iS 21 34 2111 TstsIs 221 Ls0lelt 5551511117 Anills"- 11 5 Ferter.sr , 3 I I 3)IS55CMSt III ND Prenisi, iss Ps,1erpisrl. III REALTY ARCH Walter lii Syndse III Tussle Ier,i,s III I I S Dopers I I I SllVIset Law 4 I I NORTH I I S Overstreet 4 22 ORLANDO - Waifs - I I S PSIIy Ii 03 114511 23 I) S Mails Tetals 4 I 1 FOODS AS I H Nsrmsn • 330 W1is!4l • D.Ivøni • - FersstCity l 442 Hall 355 412$-i) Deft SSCSSPI P. Nyman 311 5.s'da 355 SOiapmCs III Sv#cfi 312 DICK- JOYCI K. LisesJ.Iw,s50 3I$ nn r I OP WILL st o 1.' i BEAUTY SALON 2111 French Ave.. Sanfoed Next Door To Williamson's Ce) ivy DlxVs Pine Lewi• •, NSM . hone 322 353L • * lii 2152-4 Tls 1171 Totals g, -, Persel City I - • ' Jeycs 01111 384 -3 PAINI Y IIN IH1N.0 CASIILIIIIY CITY No, I *5 *14 IV CHANTS ROTA FRESH PRODUCE CLUB AB AS H Lend IS 4 31 4-2 2 McSs',I 4)1 Lece OPEN WED., FRI., SAT. & SUN. ,\ \ 41 1 Hex Sam, 1113:13 p.m. • . OveckisIwil4 11 Harmon 4 2) MaIrs Heims iii Smith GUARANTEED RESH McDONALDS :: :: NOT PRE.PACKAGED ** 1 14 Ns.3I I II 355 Halieran JssøP 41$ Asy2I III s •s• 25$ SaIl ANYQUANTITYVOUDESIRE Smi*iS 3 10 Love Tom JAN'S PRODUCE 2 r uIllefto Cot 4 1 3 I6 39 ::: FARM FR ESH Located In Rear Of Sanford LP Raker LP 24 5 5 ii I Totals 11 4 1 Teisle S5 EGOS "1 Rogers village Sur Flea Market I J : : owl REALTY Han" RP 4 :Totals :: LONOW000 STUFF 1300 French Ave. Ph. 323.S4S4 Sanford N Totals it H 31 11 4 1 5 P0*1ST CITY oeffill. 51I$eeI. Al H Schwabe* 2 McDonew 024 M 1-6 * II ,By United Pies, int,rnahonaj Houston - SUNDAY Al ,. Norris. Guidry. NY atl, Tex 27. Bannister, Sea 26 __ Dixieland Jazz/Big Bond To so Baseball pg MEM.rNALTAMONTI_CASS,L:FYCHAMSE0FCOMMENCE S40FF 10 10 500 3 EXPIRES 5.31.00 662-3114 St. Louis SERVICICALL " 10 12 455 4 :!___ .J NeW YorkWest 11 6 • Tuesday, May 6,1IO-7A SCOREBOARD III- I INSTALLATION and REPAIR - 322.2111 u • Kwl Acid .;. Prig - 5'1.t'L1i-h •i ADVERTISING - Mothers - I AUTOMATICSYSTEM t: S PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE 1 -lerild Adwertjser * ADVERTISING - '01NO'S Pan ADVERTISING 6 - II 1 Nivilli S400ffTimer a1 1 USIflOSS OVIOW I!lrepared by Advertising Dept of ' 3 11 ' I I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DJ MARCHOFDIMES �. - 1 • 1 -4' j - ___ - - - . -, 4 - . * - - -p r - . .b ' T F . __ 1 • , ,4 b-f 4 4 M • - 4 44 - - 4 0' 1 _______ - - - 1 / p.. $A-Evening I .- .-I . .... . .. .- . - - ., --I . 1. .. .I I . . .1 7 1.. . . . I . . 4 . 0 . . - ,. . I I 1. • . - • City orce Expands 48-Acre Tent 'Air -01-1 - .I by the n," said Janice Ilttman, resettle- on their assigned canvas cots, kicking sccer coordinator for the U.S. Catholic Con- balls and playing cards. And eating. "I think some of them are ealing six meals a ference fl conference reportedly has 15,000 day," Toner said. reftageesponsorsln Cuban coznmunlUes arouzd th only a few hundred to feed at f irst, AlT Wi the country. ce cooks tried to add a little Cuban flavor to For At least refugees had been singled out by late leave ment FOR7WALTONBEACH, Fla. (UP!) -The "Ifwe're goh jo beyond that, we're golng steady stream of arriving Cuban refugees kept to have grow someplace else." Air Force personnel hard at work through the By nightfall Monday, 68 wooden-framed, night Monday processing new arrivals and ex- canvas tents were In place and crews were pending the 48-acre tent city pitched on the city erecting more fairgrounds, five miles from Eglin Air Force The crunch forced camp officials Monday night . Base. to house more than 200 refugees on incoming , , - * -0. I . I cfl!" . . I • • -- -- - uI - - ,0.1:,.,,. I.". . TONIGHT'S TV TPESDAY l 1~1 I . '.. ., . ill I .!, A. 11 .V ".. ', '. , : t. • i. * : . It - :-.. :.".` • • . A alun Boat a 9111111~~ GSHIP F ALLThE a SI • . BAN . 1. -I r KYO(fLLEVERNEEDM .;-t~~ - 4 Ik . "From Tacking To Mooring: 5* Some Basic Skills" eaes jazz ty Ci - 4d f_ td participate irra 24 Hour Jack demonstration at . 1" Fd Ci ibririe 4 - - Receive a recipe file box and register for Cash Prizes! NEW ORLEANS (UP!) The sponsors of a 300-passenger ship sailing to join the "Freedom Flotilla" from Cuba to Key - ' - - West, FLa., hope President Carter meant wha t he said about welcoming the refugees. But they wish he had said more. -_ - - -.r - . that the U.S. government might Impound It. Its planned work . - - • \I',- - . • "We me the most generous nation in the world in dealing with refugees, Carter said. "We'll continue to provide open 0 - . . 1 AM - . . :-;4 . I.; .1 • 1. with the Cuban government,"Dou said. "We are trying u can to get the Cubans to cooperate once we arrive, When we've exhausted all efforts to make sure about the people who'll be at the dock, then we'll leave." % . and prepare for one refugee trip. He said each additional , 11 AM - '1If' "IhadtodrlveseveralhourstntoCajunCountrytosetthla thing up," Frade said. "This Is not a backwoods thing. I'm talking abou t a big Cajun" •. " . - .. . • • _____________ . - ..- 2 PM '-_ L -.t 5- __ • ____ • '- morning In th e Heritage -4- - • • - • - • two grandsons . 1' • • :. '. Your - ' - • - ______________________ ________________ . _ ', s, -- ,_ 7PM 6PM 5 PM 8 P - - . . - 10 PM ' • MIDNIGHT 11 PM •• - - - J .1 . :1 % I , . I . . - 26)3 • • • : : $s. rI4 - • and - - 1. . I - - - t. 1. -' • 1. - - - • , .• • " % • : . • . • . : 24 HourJack can take - , - I care I. Dear after the age of 4, an or. Abby suited- Some • tired (even in high school) I'd OHIO ORTHODONIST suck my thwilib. The kids teased me unmercifully, but Thank you for suggesting that even that didn't make me a good rule of thumb to follow quit. I Just became more children who have (excuse the pun) Li "Thumb skillful in hiding my habit. DEAR ORTHODONTIST: Now let's hear from a but sleeping in the same bed woman who's been at it for 36 made It Impossible. EvenIt years: PORTER WAGONER writing, in regard to the To this very day I can't fall mother of a 17-year-oW thumb asleep unless I have my sucker. I thought your answer tnumb in my mouth. I've tried was excellen t. I wish I had hypnosis, but I'm one of those had that reassurance years people who can't be hyp- • ngO Iama3&-year-o I r LI I -: • - '. ,,.;. . •- - - .• ' .:.• j.. ,-. ' ri J) - - , , RTIES : PRIVATE TUESDAY 5. 0(1) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 0 (4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL ( bit'of thumb sucking, and from a thumb sucker over So open your a=unt soon with p I I ., , I • . ---. . - . - •• ........... - '-:' Frornilill Y.l,.',r,; '."' ' 2OOW2SthST.(SR44-A) :- -• •.- •'-.: " kt, L,tOVIELAN'ói)u.. 1230 0(41) NEWS () 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR t4.V '7S 3zlIiI 990 SANFORD I 'I68ParitAys. ,,.21fl • TUES CARLOAD NIGHT I LARGE (12) ( 7) MOVIE '2( ) (TUE) 1:00 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES THE YOUNG AND THE 51)O 6:30 0(4TODAVINFLORIDA () 0 ED ALLEN )12)(17)NEWS - SKATETOWN USA ' WEDNESDAY 24 (I 0) A. M. WEATHER 6:55 Jack sees his years of schooling go down the drain when he fails his final exam at chef IS CHICKEN DAY .7) U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 700 4) TODAY school.(CC) 4) 0 MORNING NEWS (9 135~ AGAINST THE WIND - (TJ 0 GOOD MORNING a 10 MYSTERY "Sergeant AMERICA Cribb: Wobble To Death" Ser. geant Cribb of Scotland Yard Is called In to investigate the death of Charlie Darrell, a man who was determined to become the Pedestrian Cham- (It (35) I . PORKY PIG AND % FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET THE THREE - 11 (17) I I STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. I ils -- Wo, Ji pprd ____________________________ V4 I . how ' I I - •;' 'l - V - -_ 1, I 1.k r" . 0 91 .. . ... I .~-.*, 3 . .. - 'r'f • IIftJk4h1I1VIII4' • . " . . I .1 ó/ •// - - I - I I . - rpoc IS . I 'T II 4 - $ y FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAIt DINNER 3 PISCeS honey dipped p • fried chicken, h potatoes and gravy, cols slow and 3 hot butter tutin' bIscuits. Honey upon request. - I • ALT R ()1flk$I89h VALUE $2.16 Good All Day Wednesday , , -_______ to U , (1,OU8 *Øe Letters for cli nddrecsedavelopetoAbby vt iz t evedy ' $ $ __________________________ 1O,FcIIAVI 51NHy17n (Hf,d1) $•*•rry ' -, . PG ELECTRIC ROW ' 4 . - ' ' 6:15 17 ) THE ATHLETES (NON) All to say? Thank-you noteo, congratulatioas, . CHANGELING U (17) MOVIE (CONT- D) b Do you hate to write Idlers what ecause you Write xalt.drnn mD4c f '' 'The mm igra " I I . - I 1:43 ONLY noo. C. SCO" It S1YLEIMON, TUE. FRI) 1. deaada and how to write DaHYSP \%. li ,f 4 . . . '1 CALL 322-93,53 . I Hot& Cold Sarotwidliss SUNDAY FLAGSHIPBANIC . . ,# Flagships new Improved 24 HourJa& Our Now 2iU.m U TA(XThIAREADER dw did INTRODUC ING 0(1)0 NEWS a4(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING U(17) LOVE, AMERICAN I1111110- Gene Kelly and Nancy Walker GuostPacio Domin go, Mel - I'm curious. th umb sucker on record? 7:30.11 00 When Time Ran Out f) (41) CHAIN REACTION I my mother would shove my thumb Into my mouth as a pacifiertoquietme.Toolate SATURDAY ........................... 1:00. 4:00 . the banker who's always open - ADULT SESSION (16$ Over) $100 ' 12:00 - -esoy IWMAN PAUL (wESo psychiatrist and In azid, Forget it." th umb' When I was a baby - ,'t AZA '' _j HVILLE ON THE I went to a notized mother o MW AFTERNOON (TUE) or I ©(17)P4WB TRY (oH?0E5 THE tuallyhcfoundout,butlucMly Itdldn't matter one bit to him. DEAR ABBY: I can't resist - f:-' ., - guides you through each step, you ' get through in no time at alL - bedpost at night. Nothing She p . 0141) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (7) 0FAMILY FEUD 0(4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts- painted my thumb with daughter. (R) iodine, bandaged it, and even (111)0 THREES COMPANY thodontist should be con- worked. Whcnever I - grew - • • 11-30 • I • husband, a woman is forced to continues to suck this thumb strapped my hands to the And bimuse 24 Ho take deposits for savings and checking Loan payments rfransfer ad.Dr.(17.fl),SaOerd ft.am* Irsnssd ""Mots It . (I !J (35) PTL CLUB (121(17) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE (WED, THU) tionshlps for herself and her - ' of Just And give you receipts for everything I - . *armless . - zt•r . .' -1. - AL1 THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED" •' --- I - muldples of $5. He can fA -- - . r • : moneybetweenaccounts.Checkyour about all of your regular baaWng $100 a dw.in ___________ -- - damaging their teeth or jaw formation, but if a child . .-. -• ' Openanaccountwith Flagships needs All hours of the day or night. Jackcan get you cash up to . . H '1 980 SPRING SKATING SCHEDULE . -- - . I -- - • • cams it . can cause the upper sucked their thumbs in in. sucking is barmless unless After I was married I tried jaw to become deformed. fancy escape without continued after the age of 4." hiding it from my husband, • ' - . count w1ul &e bank that n.,...'r closes. ', - : . . :: AIMIUAM I . .1. . --q.A.11- -- .RECNARÔESYCIEM I - - - Auto Air Conditioning Up Inc i6iI9 mo I:: _111' .'. • " ' I . . • Thumb sucking Is not always harmless. It can cause teeth to protrude, and In some ' . - - • Puniral services for IdUO I -- l . • • - __ Open ~_m ••- ot A w- N DEAR ABBY: You told the mother of a 17-year-old boy who still sucked his thumb, "It's a harmless habit formed In Infancy which provides the - - I - - (THU) . (R) (TUE-FRI) 6:05 112j(17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) pic skating medalists Kriztina Regocly and Andras Sallay. W 0 CBS MOVIE "Like Mom, Like Me' (1978) Linda Lavin, Kristy McNichol Alter being deserted by her g , y. --------- . - ' • _______ I 11 - - i - ' ' "" " . - - balances. Even reorder checks. a rt 1, - 9 PM H.adqi.srtsrs Monum.nts - • thumb sucker with a feeling of to pleasure and gratification. , 04J HIGH ROLLERS (FAI) 900 ' H (35)1 LOVE LUCY ' , V 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 5:55 5:30 -- 8 (4) - NEWS STYLE (WED) - tresses In a diner that Lenny Inherited. • ' 10:55 (5) 0 HEALTH FIELD . . ()TOANP JERRY 114 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 5) a CELEBRITY WHEWI tI: (35) CANDID CAMERA (11 (17) LOVE AMERICAN (FRI) 30 • ho . -' • Aut - am plexilles and mysteries of plants are studied.(CC)IR) . . III 0416~0111 00 ______ Briseon Funeral' Home-PA Is in charge of arrangements. r.• *r-- \ . Helasirvlvedbyason, I ., k"':' • 10:30 I (1O) NOVA "The Green Machine" With the help of new scientific research and timelapse photography, the com- • 5:00 - HOLLYWOOD U (17) LOVE. AMERICAN TillIs Montleth and Rand Rev. Freddie Smith . - BUNNY AND FRIENDS 2) (17) GILLIGAN S ISLAND i(17)MOVIE HILLBILL IES - - (11) (35) BUGS 10:00 0 14) . . W 0 ODD COUPLE 0(4) CARD SHARKS - (MON) ond-ra*. comedian who itianglng with ahom- . - . OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK -'. - '- ' • 4:30 I)(17) GREEN ACRES • 530 - . -I:. I -4 • :- Nursing Home, Altamonte Burial of a Ister date. Springs. Bom In West Branch, Iowa, he - lived in the • - 5:15 - • •'•'. If ".",:V161k F at orlstion Fufwal Home with Longwood-Lab Mary .. , - 1. *,lI,~ . ' • 1~ I - for 32yearsHe was a retired grove owner • •., a •• '35' WOODY w000PECK ER AND FRIENDS 4 (1 0) SESAME STREET (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS (10). ELECTRIC COMPANY. (7 i 0 LIFE LINE (MON) Rockford has the Iasi laugh on .. • I . Sunda y In AItamonts $prines. will beat2:30p.rn.,WIdflI$dIy. . • . _-..,.•4 Fawcs$t, N. Longwood, who died ' • - - - f • __ __ - EDGAR FAWCaIT Edgar 0. Fawcett, 9.4, Longwood, died.* Sunday - • CP 0RA72MATAZZ(TUE) 0D 43 ALL IN THE FAMILY 4 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- 13 (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL - 1?. - , _______ * A - - 3 PM -- RE ••jI • 0 T DONAHUE MARCUS WELBY. M.D. (TUE-FAn (17) U HAPPY DAYS Ralph gets some shocking news lust asheis chosen tobomasterof '- - I •' 0 (MON,WED-FRI) - t 5) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 . -1 .1 will never be parasites." A . • dians, sald this country will benefit from the exodus. I T"people are willing to work," he said. "These people a • • . • • . 1 14iN I .1 • • - organization, working with the U.S. Catholic Conference, Will give seth of the refugees $200 and help arrange for housing. 'The priest, countering concern expressed by some Florl- 1A '".' '."' Sdb,,,p.1%1' - , . I . I 9:00 - roller derby team. WHITE e,9STIISE I confron t ed high school gambling scandal . FRIENDS &CHAPPV DAYS AGAIN it)(17) FAMILY AFFAIR MORNING .. 1 5:00 of female robbers by posing as . DEN (FAt) It 0 7) ROMPER ROOM - Perkins attempt to trap a gang / % 1h - _____________________ - 4 PM . arrival of about 100 refugees from Miami. "We are expecting them within the next seven days," said the Rev. Pedro Nunes of the Cuban Relief Fund. Nunez said his 7 0% f % 4:00 ) CAROL BURNETT AND 10 WEDNESDAY _f) THE MISADVENTURES • STONES (10)vILL.A ALEGRE (R) - 74 (10) vi, PEOPLE (THU) 4 10 • OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo and '1 17)BANANASPLITS 24 (10) THE VICTORY GAR. OUGH 8:00 1 - - - i-I West and Gordon try to stop a territorial governor who runs with dictatorial we0ma1n1 Braves vs Philadelphia Phillies • - •p Relief agencies in New Orlem were preparing for the ' . . t1r, a' . • I M 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0t(35)CASPER .1 (10)ELECTRIC COMPANY I . MORNING 0 GOOD I 3:00 1)OGUIDINGUGHT U1(35)TENNESSEETUXEDO Georgia Engel, Nell Carter, .' •' I ;7' I cheer-up party after attending a friends funeral charge of Phillip 4 (10) DICK CAVETT (112)(17) BASEBALL Atlanta - 6 I.. -. - 1 PM - Christian. - (iliO ABC NEWS UDE Maude finds I . f1J(35)IDREAM0FJEANNIE L( )ILOVELUCY 4 (10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) 4 (10)100K AT ME(WED) 1t)(35) WILD, WILD WEST that she is unable to bridge the . . • . , u.- I u ,.... ,. NOON - . ' I c.' , L., : iiiiiiiEIEI~ from a man he described as a born-ga1n South i,.cuiaiana - Co - Dm litaid. I • / -, • - • .4 - t 6 - - - b... 8Li) ANOTHER WORLD 8:30 - Fred and his friends plan a TIC TAC NEWLYWED - • -• .0 - "If It turns out we don't have good financial sense we could ,, lose our shirt, Dossuld."Butwhataretheygolngtodo close down the church?" The Rev. Leo Frade, a native of Cuba w ho Is In charge of Hispanic ministerles at Grace Episcopal Church, flew to Cuba Monday to help refugees trying to fly from Havana to Miami, • 4. • ill) - I ' %\ _____ 11111101 • - ost of $170,000 to move the vessel from Louisiana to Florida, pay On crew, buy insulrance • .1 4 '''. • ftttle between Mariel, Cuba, and Key West win cost $s,000. - £b . . 11:30 lJ(17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 Vp - a' Tennessee primaries are presented Knight, - Freda Iferber, Anna Santangelo, Emma Weiss, and Sophia Berlinger. - . --- • - 9(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Florida hospital). Forty RSVP volunteers - •• NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Indiana. Washington 0 C No Carolina and GAME lOAM - 0 (4) '- wis ' Joined ' in- a sing-a-long by Bernice '"_ c(d'_'Pt'l .. AM - - - - "Wearein the happy but pecullarposltlonof being in contact . AM The Sanfords sue a television twork doing a series a oute Mann (Altamonte. Springs Library and . -. V I I]. ... - ' ALS '7 (LVA -- . . . L TT (1 7) NEWS MORNING E!J U GOOD FLORIDA R(4QC!JO NEWS neb 0(k) .., • norm boats, we will take anyone." Mw.ship-wu expected to arrive in Key West Wednesday. - '-' I , .1 . 8:25 Ot TODA'.IN FLORIDA AMERICA LATURE - Seminole County In the past six months. In lower photo, Joe Miele, new RSVP volun. leer, from left, brought along his guitar and .u. I q GUALE Foui centuries after the Guale nation disappeared from the coast of Georgia remnants of their civ, CT) U JOKER'S WILD (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON new volunteers, from left, Irene Swiger (Altamonte Springs Library and Florida hospital); Hugh- Pain (Seminole High and Longwood Elementary schools); and Marie . : 6 .10.000 .,hours of community service to 'Pi r' grqup paid for the sailing, but other refugees would be • welcome If there was s pace on the ship, he said. "Castrocanglveusanyonehewantsto,"Doassatd."Unllke merce. RSVP volunteers have donated Program's (RSVP) Advisory Board, greets . / . 1~ I pr-imiiilry objective of thie mission was to rescue relatives • chairman of the Retired Senior Volunteer - . Thlitt's wonderful. Now will he cooperate by not confiscating - . . LIZ (I 7) LUCY SHOW (10) generation gap when she takes - --.- end - - "He's cooperating by helping people enter Into this country. . teers Aff - A • olun V • . Dow refused to identify the ship, Its owner or the Louisiana port from ch it I - ••• - the president is whether he's going to cooperate by not con. • - • . 5 AM 4 AM 3 AM • legal standing," Does said. 'But what we'd like to know from, . 2 A1 • Hersid PPiot,s by JUN MadIwl •• attended the new member orientation held - The Rev. Joemorris Doss, an Episcopal priest coordinating the "big Cajun" rescue mission, said the president's statement was good news - but not good enough, "We are very pleased to hear that he's giving these people :~l . . H(35) NEW ZOO REVUE 11:00 7:00 • . 200 taking a cooking course, the lizaiion and the natural history, of the area are studied. (17) MAVERICK at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Comt REPORT anonymity, leftLouisiana under strict secrecy out of concern Monday, however, the 'president said In Washington United States will continue to welcome the world's homeless. ____ .. ,~ . AMERICA LT (35) BULCWINKLE Wile . . Ed .Schuckman, (upper photo, left), -" - 0, W17) BOB NEWHART A rather embarrassing operation romance for Carol r doctor. I . I - __ • RSVP - The ship, donated by a "big Cajun" who demanded Is technically Illegal because the refugees It will ferry to thlz country do not have visas V - ment Pros And Cons (R) • • - . . - - - . ,%. cSJOCBSNEWS 1JOABCNEWS 2(10) OVER EASY Retire- . . - ,"7:%. J, •r dw - - . , - Member rDIC. I _____ - - - - " A-X.; '... ,;;ij, 3,000 Orlando Drive, Sanford or 1040 S.R. 434, Longwood. - 1 - -. .a • • 730 ing instructor has been killed for a secret recipe which could change the world (LT (35) AGAINST THE WIND 6:30 8 (j) NBC NEWS •. • •., 4? _____ u• . - 25 BURNETT ' AND FRIENDS i; i;;;. - I ____ . r- L 9j; . OILP ..--.#. . - I RESTL.ESS (I - `~ ~:_;__ -_1-lt _I :..' . . . . . .. : . ..- - I () - 7:25 1) TODAY IN FLORIDA j) 0 TAXI With the help of . 7..,,., !,,;i.,..*.*."., . *.'. . -.,..,I . .' -.*..,:',.',:..-*....~,*.'.~........ I 5., , ~~_ . I. , 11 _,~- .. .. - Villechaize) each one of the .,. *, %'. , I , - 9'30 r, wasa member of . . .I I - - -_ I ~- "I ~. - - 0 •- ,• -. .. •. ;,i. . I . .. • • • .i~ . . ____ - 4 . - •. - c - . . . . T uesday, Evening Herald, - - - • Air Force melee and separated the estlgation. Toner said compound for further late Monday that immigration officiah we still trying to determine if the 0 .. . OURSELV ..ES . . • fr nq thmPW&1hroken Y n a Monday when a group of refugees pounced o .. l man they accused ci being an agent ci CUin defltF1delC.Tbe1tt1ckers hit th!fl 00 the head with a chair, inflicting a minor in jury . Monday as suspected criminals and were shipped away from the compound. Twenty-five were sent - . _. . .- Base Eglin At the meaLs provided at the camp's field kitchen. But the pressure to run almost a 24-hour cafeteria By late Monday, roughly 2,500 emlgrees had flights in temporary quarters set up In a gym poureOnto the camp from Key West and officials nasiurn and in Hangar 68 at EgUn Air Force Base. to the Santa Rosa County jail at Milton where for 2,OW or more reduced the I& to plain - said before the freedom flights from Cuba ari Toner and others at the tent city said everyone sheriffis Capt. J.W. Stokes reported they were . American cooking. No complaints were heard from the refugees overasmanyasfour times t hat could be Is anxloua for the refugees to complete im- behaving quietly. Stokes said the rema ining 10 -ce alone, - _. housed In ft tent city. migration processing and begin, rwttIVVnt,, but were scheduled to qo to Ba andEciunbiaCountY the Ifianes chartered,fK the Mots . not Including "We're ordering materials and we're planning he said only a handful, it any, would be leaving . jails., I , . . , first two , and a hall Ao Eglin, at $2 million for the Inside the compound, the refugees bided thillif - -, to go to 10,WO," said Air Force Maj. John Toner, before Wednesday. I days operation of the tent city. doubling an estimate he made mlier In the day. I'We're hoping that 100 or to will be. able to ' waits for Processing and resettlenwrit by resting I .. Tuuday,Mayg,1NS F .. _, I. t ( - V. - �- - -. - -. ----- - -. I - - . . - ----- . . . - --- -.. . . -- ., . . . y'.-11b. - . - .-, 4 Izllh. - I .,.. - . - .- -' ... -. * . . - . - a . 2vsnngH.raid,sflfØ.1 . C ___________________ ____________________ _________________________________________ - . - . * p.. . ____________________ ____________________ - / - I - -• i.. . . *1 - . * - . 4 Legal Notice *tlpWant CLASSIFIED ML/') NAMISTATUTI .- To WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN Notice Is hereby glvn that the Orlando vinter 5minoI MacIVnI%t' Helper, will train. ApplyInpersOnRlchje's,, ml o a on ii 92 - rQfr SANFORD - 'tut SANORA SO. 641 2216. . CLASSIFIED DEPT County, Florida, upon rcl$ of proof of the publicaf Ion of fls mtice,ThefktItiousfl.m, -towft * ' — Sunday I.- a u a -* . *** '' * - . * - W' . .- ''.; * I __IIAL . ,- _________________________ m ENT INCOME NO EXCCLLE Frin e INV '-._____................ I,..af Itt - FROM CHINA Ancient Chinese treasures never before seen in the United States were recentlye unveiled at New York 'S Metropolitan Museum by Chinese Ambassador. thai Zhemin and J. Paul Austin, ciairrnan of the sponsoring Coca-Cola Co. This * Western Han bronze lamp from the second century'B.C. is one of. 105 rare bronze, jade and terracofta objects that will move on from New York to ChIcago - Fort.Worth, Los Angeles and Boston, - Yugàslcivs: Strongman. Unlikely - * By BARRY JAMS - - BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) - - Yugoslavia successfiilIy weather 11w transition from rule by strongman to go*rnment by - - Can ______________________________ Slovenla In the north and under-developed, " cept one-man rule after Tito," smd Joze Sniole, a former ambassador to Moscow who used to be the "They have become used to thinking collectively." "In effect we have had collective leadership for tbe past 30 years," added Mitja Ribicic, a senior Communist Party official in Slovenia. "I do not know of any decree by Tito that was not based on a collective decslon of the party and state." Yugoslavia is ruled from top to bottom by cornmittees and hangs together by consensus. So the move to a rotating and collective leadership both within the League Communists and the govern, .ment is, in theory at least, logical, In contrast with the Soviet Union and other communist countries, .where all planning and control is centralized, Yugoslavia has developed a kind of grass-roots communism that under the name of "self-management." The purpose eventually is to get rid of the.federal government for everything except defense and foreign affairs. ,Even today, each of the six republics and two autonomous provinces that make up Yugoslavia enjoy a large measure of autonomy. president's secretary. - * of * - goes - . - - Counily weapons Chul and Foreign Minater Korea under communist rule, today less than half the have found their way Into Dam are cagy diplomats. International scene of VugosIn 1950 he sent his armies Into population Is engaged in Cambodia, Syria, Yemen, lavia's PreslLlent Josip Broz South Korea in an effort to win growing food, Vietnam and other countries. Tito has opened the way for It by force. United Nations The country grinds out Its Diplomacy of this sort enaNorth K&e's Kim Il Sung to resistance spearheaded by own tractors, trucks, buses, bled once-isolated North . Ho _______________________ - Legal Notice ' - - - and North Korea's making the attempt. * - - by and - smother ENGINE INSTALLERS AAA by have made their country - " * terest • tO 00Vtfl - childI), 50n3 lln adopt,erj To Omo(e Kim ,.,. ' - - - - — L120, Winter Springs, Florid., and the undersigned as Sheriff 02 Seminole County, mci-Ida, will ot 11:00 AM, on the 26th day of May, - '' -- ' ' - VETERANS 't ,• - - . S - . COMMISSION - • Hwy. 17-93 - - 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. I' I L,J J - . - ____________ II Beputiful Executive 3 BR, -2½ 5. 2 story home In Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on over '/, acrel All the extras, Formal DR. bli. ft nook, Fl R, Ige patio & many dec touches I It can be yours for 14500I 2565 Park only $112,000. vvatet-heatei',$3lOpermO.& NC. dip-Lease. 3228763. FURNISHED DUPLEX-' SidrOOnh Heat & Air, $200 mo. sloveiretrig. Hit & Air, $250 'no. No pets. adults only- - A. A. MCCLANAHAN Rig. Real Estate Broker 323-5992 - Attractive BR, WaS. CIlIA. - -------- sic. dep. - 34370. . - ci_TUOIlntarn ESTATE $rer rn.n vs.I62-341$' _______________________ - - c7Ccm., SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 5- Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327.157? pointmint. Eves: 349.5100, 322.1919, 333-4307 2544$. French Ave. 372 0221 '322-0779, 323 5353. 373.3172 ____ . , - ext erlo commercial residential Spec ility Weddina rIinInnr4nhs, P.*., inhn Cullurn Free enQ;gern;n? photos or color 8*10, 3238258 free estimates, ___* * STARTS TUES. THRUSAT 100's TO CHOOSE FROM Wooden, high back, leather & rush Seats-Sb each. , - . . ,- - . -$, GrvOti1ng&Bolng _______________________ - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, Inside 8. REMODELING New rms, kitS. Oath remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole ball of wax B. E. LINK CONST outside screened runs ott floorsleeping boxes, insulated. shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditioned cages. we cater to your pets. -- 3227029 s-si t,xi •••••JI. Welding - Home emsof BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210517 - carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded -. 3234038 Insured Custom built utility 6. boat trail. its, truck racks & misc. $3.4.$)9 repairs. 1 Man:quality operation Window & Screen Repsir - CUSTOMI'IOMESBUILT - ' RebuildCondemnedl"louses S.G.BALINT - - - -- * * - To LIst Youre,,, , DiI 322-2611 or 831-9993 '71 Invader Elite 17' tn-hull with Ill liP Mercury engIne and trailer. 6.1164. I WINDOWISCREENREPAIR altoPAT10000RS 322$S4S after6 - - - - Remodeling ' 12155. French Ave. PATIO SALE-Ranges, refrigerators & misc, 317 - Palmetto Ave., Sanford. - 322 3558 Pttography decorative fireplaces (in stalled) Call John 33) 0377, CHAIR SALE N • .- I - , , .• . I - * . '-.-: InteriorS, Exterior Free Es!. The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior . - __ T rent Painting & Repair T & ,,I STONE CO. - S4—Garage Sales - Paintlng& Repair ___________________________ ________________________ Fireplaces - . ; - 373.7340 Open Daily IOtø 5 ALL FLORIDA REALTY Mildew removed Free estimate;, licensed & ni 20 yrs CIp 665 6185 DeBary ___________________________ FILL DIRTS, TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hit? 323 7580 Apartment complex. Call us 55—Boats & Accessories we have what you're looking ____________________ for. Clean 13' F lab-Ski goat, cornplete with trailer, skils & full deVil, iiO engine. 1350. OF SANFORD REALTOR Fill Dfrt - - REALTOR 321-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Work 3730707 BARGAIN TV's W7iypay more? HERB'S TV 2197$. SanfordAve. 323.1731 BUILDERS rIght spot t build duolexes or small CAIN DECORATORS (,uaranteed Referencei LicenSed Bonded Insured Free est 121 0)92 Drapes. Upholstery Mint 3391316. ATTENTION staining Free Ext After you nave called Ihe rest call Ihe besf $63 5592 uiterations.Ore;;makinq _________________ TV r.po 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $192.75. Sal $113.16 or $17 ---- . essmnaklng APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furni lure, 205 E 25th St. 3230981 SANFORD AUCTION . Creative Surfaces liC special znq in repainting, in? & ext _________________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE. MILLERS 26lCOrlandoDc. Ph.323-0352 - KELLCO PAINTING Licensed& Reasonable,Quaiity FreeEst 64700-48 wallpaper, wall Iexing. wood - WHILETHEYLASTI iSO' frnntageon heavily traveled S. Sanford Ave., enroute to Airport. Building on property PaInting PATIOS SIDEWALKS .DRIVEWA'VS 322 85.15 after 6 WE BUY FURN&APPL 1 Pc or houseful 24 hrs. 339 1020 '000dUNdTV'i,$255,up ZONED COMMERCIAL -. Concrete Work - front. P1011's Sanford Furniture Salyage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 46—commercial DCLJITUVM, CRO CEETT .Cø W&P. wale yard, $310 'no- + - REAL ,o For Estate Commercial & ResI. dentlal AuctIonS I Appraisals, Call Dell's AuctIon, 323-3620, $316. - GWALINEY JEWELER 701 5 Park Ave 322 6509 - limitleSs. Call today for op. ____________________________ - STEMPER AGENCY Originally $4.49, assume paymerits of $21 mo. Agent 339 could easily be converted to offices, rental units or home with business. PossIbililles are OWNER SAYS SELL-? B*m, 1 bath Block home with I enc.d' yard. Excellent coed. Only s25.. - — .. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC CIJPANCY. ONLY $2U00. MORRIS 174' BRAND NEW OVIEDO OUP. LEX, 3 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. CAROLINA LOG HOME-I Bdrsns, 2 baths with FIREPLACES, Central H&A, all on 2 acm. $150,000. WE ARE CONCERNED WITHYOUR NEEDS Rig. MORTGAGE. $32,000. - - Ernest t:arryMart, 215 Sanford Av. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furnIture, Refrig,. stove;, OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Office; 339 7020 LONGWOOD _____________________ ______________________ Used tbl model color TV's, all $99.95, 10 to choose HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE AVVI(ADLC £ Cash 322.4132 Pu5h button controls, ha carouse, still in warranty. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, - - MICROWAVE 327 %S71 3210640 flULL) IflC ' -- - Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $4O.33, used snort time. Sal. $119.14 or $19.33 mo. Agent 33-$3$6. Orlando clock Repair Mowing. Edging. etc Time, Vacation or all season 322 0218 • ______________________ F) P. I'll AWN CAPF cvpviri Free Estimates 323 6118 - __ CALL 322 5757 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Sanford Call Evenings 365 7026 - Agent 3396386. MORTGAGE. TOTAL 5.10,300. sso,000. DUPLEX IN SANFORD — Owner will hold mortgage with substantial down payment. Only 134-000: 241 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR, iS, new refrlg., gas stove, 8. hot - - ANCES, AIR I HEAT, ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. Neilor repair. leaky showers our specialty. IS yrs Exp 8696562 CARPORT WANTED KENMORE WASHEPaIi Service. Used Machines. 74395 Myrtle Ave. BLE C.ARPORT, APPLI- - privilegei. s'ó '-' c,u i"r kwormatIon after 5:30. 323 6502. • wurvum FiU'JW'--UllWr 1•. . COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN-3 Bdrms, 2 baths, FIREPLACE, plenty of parking for truck) C equipment. Income from Mobile Home spices .diacent. S acres BEDROOM HOME-with otivate lake - CLISSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 __________________ . - - - 3-BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU- .___ Ref. repo. 16 Cu ft frost free. Orig. 5529, now 5205 or $1 ma. BROKER Dependbi: Lawn 3'rvice MEINTZER TILE Antiques, modern furniture, Stertihg Silver, Oriental Rugs. Diamonds Bridges Antiques 323 75)1 - - LawnCare ramicTile Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of 52--Appliances _______________________________ CROCKETT Cog clCcm9a . ____________________________ Sanford 372 8721 celtent condition, all for only 5725 Call 323 7)5) LAKE FRONT, NICEL'y WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE 3733861 - Wanted to buy uSed office equipment No115 Sanford 'able, 7 end tables, all ex- t - VViI,I - Free Est. 3236593 - Living Room Suite- Love seat, recliner, sofa chair, coffee DO & CFU. $20,000. LL.i Sanford 339 7O2OLONGWOOD SEIGLER REALTY CLuoED -. Eeilng IIedd -. - Eves. 162-313-S 3fl1 club or orgar. izailoi would like to be Iflcludid in this listing call: - $39,500. - I ' Your HISTORIC LONGWOOD-i Bdrm, 3 baths, with dec. FIREPLACE, zoned for professional office. Only blue OFFICE FURNITURE IOCompteseOffices $7,900 WITH LOW DOWI PAYMENT. *HANDY MAN SERVICES. Home Repairs at Lowest Cost nilure Salvage. 372 6771. We buy uI'Jfurnitu FURNITURE & THINGS 500S Sanford Ave -.-. 2'-'?ACRESP!NE& PALMETT( NEAR LAKE HARNEY ...and Clearing _____________________________ Bulldozing, (tearing. flackhoe Service- Ditches, culvert;, ponds Call 53) 2895 -. - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur- Mahogany Dining Suite 327 061) 113 Magnolia Ave. LOTS. 512.500, TERM AVAILABLE. wool New or old homeS. CUSTOM IPISULP.TIOP4 C0 1231183 or 8)1 1278 Free cit Carpentry - -------.------ Early Am maple chair, 5.15. Antio_ue French Pro.'inciaI Channel back chair, excellent cond , $75. Maple Early Am, stereo radio, $100. 322 7170, 3', ACRES. PAVED ROAD OSTEEN COULD BE 3 OR CARPETS " _____________________________ BAJy . - Bitt & blown. fiberglas 8. rock _______________________________ - ' 'I - LAM CLE AN OR .'.' * 68—Wanted to ----.- - REALTOR 332.4991 MULTIPLELISTINOSERVICE - [_'] potentialt Eat.in-kit., wood floors & BR lofts! Only $32,300. Multiple Listing Service STEMPER AGENCY Bingo ' home In Longwood with a lot of ¶,. - Insulation _________________________ -- . Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc (LOCAL.) 19 5311 ___________________________ Special Rates for Complexes Frte Estimates llhr 8300070 I -. * 677559.4 Hauling - _____ - - ,. -, ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING - - FURNITURE- Royal EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY., REALTORS A RETREAT FROM CITY Assumable mortHUBBUB gage on 10 acres, deeded ad. cess to the St. Johns. Only $71,000. - Wedowashwndows _______________________________ Te Even'i Herald Classified - Ads offer no fancy claim. S. - Just Results I _________________ 4 .J( Handy Man Special. 3 BR, 18 House Cleaning Carpet ClOaning ___________________________ _______________________________ Smo old,5l0O 327 10)6 - * Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable - Sp.yed lrIih Seller Pup S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, tabl. & 1 chairs, $50 each, NoIl' Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 S. of Sanford. 322 $721. ACRE PLUS IN HASTINC. (PALATKA AREA), 3 CHOOSE FROM. $6,5012 only $66,700. 323-5253 _________ - - . ________ _____________________ - 65—Pets.Suppiies _____________- custom features, Fl R, FP 5, only 1 yr. pidi You'll love it for 2525 French --.----.. 51-A—Furnitu .- Executive Home, I BR, 28, Brick home in Ictyllwilde of Loch Arbor on ~ acre. Many FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, INC. dep. 3220216. Berm, 1 Bath, mature couple. truck parking available. $230 mo plus Sec Dep. References. ------------ - 43---Lots-ACrQage... ' __________________________ BusIness -7:30 1st Tues. ____________________________________ lN4434 your own pool! 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family rm. large game room or 4th bdrm. Builder's own quality home. $69,900. - scr. ' 7 Meetings !iA!1VP UIMII 1 -, C --------- Midway-home with 1 acre, BR, 15, ww carpet, 19. patio, fenced yard. $300 mo + - ahasiId9L. - - SANFORD-3 Bedroom, Heat & Air cond., fenced yard, fully equipped kitchen, washer & dryer hook-up. $320 per mo. oo security deposit, references required. No pets. Call 322-1471. - - LOCH ARBOR-Walk to Mayfair Country Club or enloy 25445. French Ave. 3220231 3fl':3777, 3220719, 322-5333 - - * - Chaper 30 -. - - ( * - ..,,. - --- GREGORY MOBILE-HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323-3700 VA I. FHA Financlnq _______________________________ $26,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR AMERICAN - V __'- DeBARY-3 Bdrm. Mobile Home. Enloy fishing the St. Johns. Nicely landscaped corner lot 8. priced right at EXEC. HOME 2.1'Iz with family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv., $450 mo. 1st, last & sec. - - IexwJ 1316711 32—Houses Unfurnished South of Sanford Acrøss from Health Dept. VourMuroourri- I l. Fenced,A.l.f,w.wcsrpet .- off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sits onlyl Free local delivery. NaIl'S Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. Soot - Regularorltimebasis clear span buildin9s (Major Mfg I • 20*24.10' for 53.220 00 • 30.18*17 tor 51)41 00 S 10*15.11' for 55.12100 5 II'.? 11 for 17.59000, F.O,B Factory. Call Toll Free Today I 800 840 lS7 Ill a n m - _____________________________ See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's, neighborhoodl 5cr. porch, -Fl Rm., din, area & piorel A Buy' 579,0001 --- --- SERVICES UNLIMITED Romp RepairS. Remodeling 21 irs 122 0171 __________________________ TOWER'SBEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrietl's Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St . 372 5712 - AT THESE PRICES All steel reseued, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $111 or s mo. Agent 3396186. 42—Mobile Homes ____________________ - Just listed 3 BR, lB home on large tree shaded lot in nice porch. Excellent retirement or starter home. Only 541,900. - NOTICE 33 reg-2 wks sal—firms -, .1 '-f't. W . - . DISABLED 912 French Ave. home In Shadow Lake Woods on large wooded sitet Every imaginable featuret Yours for 5105.0001 -________ ____________________ BUILL,iINI.,s'' LAST CfIANLI tvlI Singer 1-utura Fully auto, - - - Athtit'ons& Remodeling Free Es! LiC & Bonded Johnny Walker Cons!, LId, 327 6457 Reconditioned room A C's 4000 to 30.000 131U's 90 day guar Sales 8. Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, John Young Pkway 298 6071 - - Sanford. 3271721. i62. shaded lot. 3 .Bdrm. 1 bath, %DUpIe*Apt.(flew)28R,l5,A. C heat, ref., dec stove. $275 per mo. & Sec. Dep.-Lease, Mohawk Dr., Sanford. 322. - '".. LAKE MARY-Large tree 31A—Duplexes ' 2 - * Every W.d. & Sat, Earlyblrds7:lsp.m. as iii In. Lt devastated country Into a 'teniatlonal flgwe the North g AD. 1960, offer for sale an $MI fo TheAlbanlandlictator never model for the Third World. Koreansforyearshaveent. iefl,, aeamd wife, Kim the highest bidder, for cash, , wixm he married In the sublect to èiiy and Totally has achieved International American all etzIsth Importanceforhlmselforhls bombers destroyedIn by tamed Third World and KoreanWarera,lsbelleedto liens,af the Pront (WasH Door c2 the communist bloc chlettanc h&ve been one of his theSe leCoyCoijr1 cowitry. KIm 11 Sung has. Korean War, the - north lavlihly- In Pyongyang.Sanford, Florida, the above Tetares. Kim was only 33 years old korean' capital described personal property. city, Though cor and in debt, Though Worth Koeea'c3 Thd said sale is being mad. to when Soviet armies marched Pyongyajig, has been turned-satisfy the terms of said WrIt'of heavy handed diplomacy 1emIlyeflal, jnti, northern Korea in 1945, into a lovely city', with togtveeconounlcaldandeven Execution, sometime; Irrltited other . John C POItA. with the collapse 01 Japan's spacious parks and apart- weapons to developing coun.- nooRligned countries, the Shariti. mptre, and Installed merit houses decorated with tr1e, North Karegn - pilots SemInole County,. ' Isidership a1 the top - is their Korean satrap, colçrful tiles. Florida flew MIGs in Egypt in th last sophisticated, Kim aides SJXh Qy6, fl, 36, 37,Q Ifis llfelor goal has been -, Rapid progteas was made Egypt4irael war, nd well. as former Premier Pak Sung DEW3O 'di Diais,e.i of Adi,1*saa 1945. - In the Following: wiq ' _________________________ - 322-7972 ERA. - Cooks. Diii Workers - Cashiers. Wait reisis. Prep Cooks .. REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 311 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. - II NEED NOW II - - - - --- 41A-Condniun'5 ForSale 'Custom Built, new 8 BR, 28 - HOUSEKUIPIRI __I—_-_;.- _ complete with guest cottage & much more, $92,000. ______________________________ - - you are haVing diffIculty findIng a place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, ra all our want ads every day. saul s3.g excellent boss - 3 BEDROOM, 4 bath, lakefront dreamhouse On 4I- acres - Home Repair Baauty Care Hamilton Railroad Pocket Watch 322 3111 Very large 1 or 2 BR condo w all appl., Including W 0, w w carpet, C &A, 527,900 1 BR; 5)1,900 2 BR. 611 Ciii or 1.273- 4.. Terrific wagel IkROP _______ - * •J 62-A---FarmEquipment - - If WE LIST AND SELL. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA mtg. No qualifying. $27,500. 'nt Furnis' 3- - LIke 4 day work week? FOITNE 'q --' iucaeuc at 500 LOrçwOOd Oviodo Road, - '' General Laba' Day shift, at American Wood Products, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood betwien s 1. 11 am. ******** Ho. ----'- Hoxha, both of whom have have toiled under Kim's stern ruled tieir cownri. eince rule to rebuild their war- LA N DSCAPU CS Own hours, excellent money MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR Right position for right person. - Furniture available. Bedroom, 1 Bath, all pp. pliances including Washer & Deyer, outside Storage, newly decorated, $225 mo., first, last & sec. dep. 1271.1791. & Equal Opportunity Employ.r Sanford's Sales Leader JJ - YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 -50-A Jeiry SANFORD BARGAIN $29,900 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, Central HIA, wwcarpet, all applianceS. 327. 0323. _____________________________ Ii PcI. FinancIng Available REALTORS — - Sanford Airport 323-7600, CASHIER REALTY 2-1 NEW CARPET 6. paint. $3,000 down-Owner will hold Lx- ASSEMBLERS STENSTROM - ____________________________ - is Exp, pays, never bored. One '73 t*Itcr Mobile Home, VIN - Koreans - MIDlL TRANS. P.T, dictaption, exp. penaJfly cult. County, Florida, more par. tlarIy described as follows: Dafendnt's Undivided ½ In- 1 Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Excellent company benefIts, 10 Pd. holidays, pension & insurance. Apply AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. N - adults. Assembler exp. In cruisers. EMPLOYMENT teacher Progr Independentof the two terrupted by anything like the Withluck,heco(ddb5rtmnjg Now that Tito is gone, only communist giants by - Cultural RevolutIon that North Korea well into the '1k, two of the conmunlst skillfully playing Peking off occurred In China from, 1965. Little is known of his chleftans who Sprang power against Moscow, while gettIng 78. kim and ivae' life. South Korean his cabinet from the ashes of World War ., •. VWIIUUUL Q&U ILUIU WUT. ministers II will ronsel,, _,,, o ahnnt Intel1lanr antic.'.. .4 .. 4 --.'r'adiC -. u-'. 14*111 WJU P70ngy wlU 0017 a light him with anywhere from two Albanian President Enver SInce 1953, North BOAT ma. 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, Pinecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint & carpet. Assumable I' pct., mtg. $36,500. - - Central Temp will service ACs, refrig. freezers, w,'iter cOolers, misc CaIt 373 77 86 anytime F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL 10 Complete Offices 339 7070 LONGWOOD - WHY PAY RENT? Brand new 31'-', bath homes for under $250 . 1967 MERCEDES 7305 See at 107 Pine Lake Dr Near Ihe ç.olf cciircp Air Conditioning - OFFICE FURNITURE ooid * $39,900. Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 'BR, air, $220. il-7U3. * 3-2 LARGE HOME in Pinecrest Owner will hold at 10 pct, ____________________ perlenced with inboard & Inboard.outrd. ******** 323.5176 - ' 28E DROOM-Adults only No pets. Call 339-6956 after 5p.m. - )Oij?l KPIDER,ASSOC 107 W CommeroaI Phone 322 188), Sanford - - Lawnmowers We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO. 301 W 1st St - ________________ bdrm ret iremept home, large yard, garden, mint, .'cond. $.45,9QQ, . * - - - %17S Call 322 1170 mo 3d3-6307 after 5:30. 305 323-1863 •- - - 62—Lawn-Garden CODE A PHONE tras. Asking $51,900 or rent for Eve. 305-668-5640 • ANSWERING AAACHINE 2 bath, brick fireplace, large lakeside deck, dock, storage bldgs., fenced lot, many cx - I OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOttices 33970?OLONGWOOD - around. - -- Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92.50, of Sanford 3221721 _____________________ Start your own used bookstore! 5.0000used books for sale. Call 775 306i or 21? 1896 for details. _________________________ - ORSALEORRENT Lakefront country charm, 2 BR, DELTONA-Lakefront lovely 2 - , ___________________________ helpful. Excellent typing skills are a must. Good starting salary based On exp.Excelient benefits. S9nd resume to Box Si co The Evening Herald, P.O. B 1637, Saiford, Fl. 32771. - Volusia - - Inc., Realtors 2435'--, SFrench (11 92) Sanford 323. 5324 PRICE'REDUCED TO$fl,500 on this very special 2BR, l.-3 8, home completely refurbished. Will go FHA VA or Cnventional or o.vner will hold wrap - ••* filing cab, & chairs, Many items to chq,ose from Noll's 322-579) WILSUNMAIER FURNITURE BUY,SELL.TRADE 3)1 315 E, F-li-st St. 322 5627 The veal Estate Agency W Garnett White Req. Real Estate Brtker - - required. Wouid prefer at least 2 years in med. trans. Good English background - REALTY WORLD i- OWNER ANXIOUS DUPLEX POSSIBLES-7 Story $32,500. I Story $28,300 Terms. I BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults onlf on Loke Ads. Just So: of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-8610 -' Marina's Villag. A north SZmInoie County Or. thopedlc practice is seeking an exp. medical transcriptionist. An exciting I. challenging position is open for the right perSon. High school education grammar ,2 ACRE HOMESITE - - - 4 charming 3 bdrm, huge rooms, formal dining, fIreplace, 5 mm. to town, $79,900, - ------- --- - 1963 WILLIS JEEP Station Wheel drive Wagon-2 RCbuilt Class'c. AUtO. VS Chevy chassis, 51.500 nveSIe.. sell for 13.100 firm Trade for boat or pickup 372 0956 - — --• * * 74 Firebird. must sell $2,000good condition 3228922 323 7831 60-A—Business E9ulp, - . 834 4605 (Dealer'. 80-Autos- - - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS --'69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or . French . - 169 CHRYSLER WAGON. AUTO, AIR. LOOKS GOOD. PUNS GOOD EXC TIRES, cc III - - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ,JtoanfordAve, - REALTY one soon. 10 Complete Office; 3397020L0NGW000 OFFICEFURNITURE 10 Compiete Offices 339 7070 LONGWOOD REALTOR MIS )92#471 Ev,32).mt 2'-', ACRES Country, 2 story Unfurnjshed Experienced Medical Transcriptionist BURNER, PITTUi He turned II April 15, owned by Patricia Pickard, said never was In. and appears in guod heajth, prO91r'tYbImflQIocat,dln$,i4, - - EOE 300 N. French Aye, Sanford, Florida 11:00A.M. On the 26th day of May AD. 1960. offer for sale and sell to liii highest biddir, for daft, sublect to any and all exIsting liens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in - aboolute - 327 6T3 uaiiIied buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $750 Low down payments, 322 2287. Estate, inc. 322-6437. PORIG cLassified act, to splve it. Try - OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOffices 339 7020 LONGW000 4 pct.- irttdrest to / - Sanford Gra'cious living. Reas, reekly & monthly rates, ¶j$iiitie-s Pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 170 N Pdrk Ave. '74 El Camino Classic AM FM. AC. PS. PB. Camper top,. Good condition. $2,600 or best offer Call Niiesbeforeoat 3231700 - ...,... WE BUY CARS 701 * owner Must sell 52.900 830 . -- - . ' auto, power steertnq brakes - - Whatevertheoccasion,tpiereisa s;uaneot;s for r 65 OLDS. F $5330 Enine, ar. . 79—Trucks.Traiiers -. . . . - 1979 Honda XL 500 5. Red, 1 Cylinder, i valve, 2 header pipes. 23" front wheel, only 6000 miles Cost $1,819. sell for 51.300 Call 373 0388 ------- . . 255 t3ll for further details ... Sanford --_----.-- OFFICE FURNITURE - The Time Tested F,.rm Daily Johnny Walker Real JUNE t9.*50 DOWN Buys this large attractive 3 bdrm with family rm. Large' shaded yard, nice area. Assume low Interest mtg. Won't 1,1st! $41,900. 29—Rooms - 5940 or 513.3921 Monday. Friday only between 9:001:30. Ewnlng Hendd Defendant John Alexander's ' UNDIVIDED INTEREST in thi following: Lots I and 5, IlocIt 10, Tier 10, AC. Martin's Addifi, . recorded in it Sock I, Page 9* Public Records of SemInole County, Florida. Subisci proper located at 704 West 9th Street, Sanford, Florida. Two.itory, re - free himself . 100 Sunland Dr., corner tot 3 BR, lB. kit, equipped, washer. dryer, w w carpet, family room, scr. porch, well landscaped, etc. 537.900 terms If desired. Open House 1 to '5 REALTOR,MLS Day or Night county, $13,500. - (.'ompanij . 2413 French Ave . Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. 323-5774 322-7113 Creative Expressions Olan Mills Portrait Studios has openings i for immediate mature professional sales oriented men and women who need to earn $15,000.00 and up per year. $250.00 pet week while in training. Must furnish own transportation. For personal interview contact Mr. Hall TOLL FREE 1100.543. Ron Beck. Adve'tIsIng DIrector 321-0759 Harold Hall Realty - - sales. 'person Is needed for - sales and service of new advertisers, A great future for a selfstarter. Previous sales experience required, Salary plus commls. sion With full company benefits, Apply in person to: while American. bloc yourself to investigate. 1, If are above average 2. Neat appearance 3. AggressIve with outgoing college degree 6. Can be out of town Snigtitsper An aggressIve ALTT Inc. - - K'añ,j dohn 26.40 Sanford Ave. ___________________ TEACH STITCHERY - North Korea can If you want an opportunity that comes rarely-in a persons life time then you owe it to personality 1. Over 25 riign cnoou graduate minimum with workIng exp. or ADVERTISING SALES County, Florid., more par ticularly described is follows: NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S a claim as elder the United States hurled ships and mechanical rice Korea to gain oheerver SALE status statesman in the cnmunist Kim's armies back, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN planters, although Its limited in the Untied Nations a few Execution. ttiat y virtue of that certain Writ bloc and the Third World. Only Chinese Intervention numbers of passenger cars years ago. It also paved the of ExecutIon John C. Polk, issued out of and ,, By diplomacy and pro- and shipments of Russian still are Imported from way for North Korean entry 'iidet the seal of the COUNTY paganda, Seminola County, Court of Seminole County, Florida, has weapons saved North Korea foreign countries, the The Into non-aligned upon a final Florida been building up the 67-year- from collapse, and the 1950-53 judgement rendered president himself rides In a movement Publish May 6, 13, 20, 27, 1960 in the aforesaid court on the old President Kim for just Korea War ended in a 21st DEw.31 Lincoln Continental on many backed South Korea was kept day of January, A.D., 1960, In that such a role for years. certain case stalemate. intitied, AAA Act Ion state occasions, OUt, While it is 'unlikely Kim 'lnc, a Florida corporation, Kim, the son of an itinerant Plaintiff, -vi- Patricia Pickard, However, the war gave Kim take over Tito's role as One price the Koreans have and a peasant Defendant, wit cli aforesaid Writ school of a chance to from paid for progress is leader of the 8Onation of Execution was delivered to in. mother, was cânverted the overlordship of the rule as Sheriff of Seminole County, nonaligned countries, he. Kim and his advisers, Marxism in his teens. Florida. and I have levied upon the HUN could enhance his stature — Soviets, and he seized it. Since under the husky presIdent's , following described property 1953 Kim his advisers - ATTENTION WOMENANDMEN - . Co.nty casit Seminole County, akIi Case Ms. 79.2331 H Req. Real Estate Broker theOnly one in Florida You set I 1972 FORD COUR IER with camper, $850 Call 323 2303 Robinson. Orlando, 4722976 _.S?1. From$lOto $50 3127480 - Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgatej We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida - a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday et 6pm ts A OK TIRE OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOffices .339-7O2OLONGW000 - REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7195 _________________________ BUY JUNKCRS - 60—Off ice Supplies 47.A—?rtgages Bought &Sokl . - ____________________________ - _____________________ . - Hwy 92lmile west of Speed C 01 9615. Modernized, CH&A, convenient location. $17,250, ,BAi- MAN REALTY Eves.3fl-06l7.322l587 207 E. 25th St Inc SURPRISING COMFORT in this tge 2 BR older home. REALTOR MIS 323 6061 or eves. 323 0517 - 323-7832 - EXTRA MONEY AT HOME stuffing and-or addressing envelopes. Send Stamped selfaddressed envelope to: Smith, P.O. Box 1111, Sanford 32771.- 322-0580. ___________________________ CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good company benefits, Apply Handy Way Food Store, Sanford area. COL8 ' --- piano fantastic tone & touch response, $895 Cannon Music Village Longwood Co., , $hoppng Center. SR 134.1 bk ' Mid-Fla, Business Brokers would like to work for The Treasure Chest, call Mabel -. HAL as $10,000 down. We have the business for you, 628 2701. If you have some following and - ' - delux models. Full price $995 includes bench & delivery. Also exceptionally nice StUdIo' UD to 510.000. mavb. mnr. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford r,uuri Mulnorily jua-jj- /a riiitin lie .sii.sin3 . . •* DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Removed Cars -. New Solnet pianos Choose from 2top brand names, these are WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation project, will pay C all Bait MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Many businesses for sale as low - -- 2201 S French Suitel Sanford . * . TDpDoll6r Paid for unk & U;ed cars. trucks & heavy equip ment * - __ assume mortgage on Home in Sanford area, 322-4668. M. Unsworth Realty on 1 acre. $92,000. 2nd acre available 531.00(1. - - HAIR STYLIST -I - Sanford, Florida. the above dISO'IbId REAL propetly, That said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms Of said Writ g stake -- . d, FHVA,FHA235&24S MARKHAM WOODS ROAD. BR. 78, Fam. Rm,, Din Rm. —Business Opportunities * wning tieiuid - - . .....--- Seminole County, FlorIda, will at The unification of North and South In mechanizing farming, and made North Korean expected passing from the -L 18—Help Wanted -. 41HO Esjate Wanted Have $2,000 down payment to NIALIOC - -, - - Build to Suit-our lot or yours Nw Smyri-ia Ocean Front, furn 2 BR. 28, grounds level, by week or month. 862 7841 aft. 1. - * - v,i_____ . brick building and the undermined as Sheriff of Clam 'Tito's Role - 6—ChUd Care - - - - 4—Condominjums - Bookkeeper being laid-off SeeksEmployment 668-6727 •'•' - 142 Carver Av ACade,fl Manor & der If ou qualify $2, .I'YGrif'jth Realtor . lTOO 112S-1426 3222994 ________________ * 21—Situations Wanted Earn Extra $$ ROBBIE'S , . * Sale for - . . Good Condition 47—Real _---_-- ,-- Girls _______________________ _ Open 2 to 6 daIly 37.B-RentalOnices Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th - St. Located on Sanford Airport. Ages 12-18 . __________ - Way. 339-050, ____________________ NEW HIAES . Fiberglass Laminator; Experienced only. Excellent company benefit;, 10 paId holidays, insurance, an Equal * afterSchool Call Circulation Dent. brindle spots on head & hips. Named Samp$om, In Lake Ashby area. REWARD. 904427.9853, New Smyrna Beoch. . Self-management by factories, communes and republicshasgIvenYugosIaylaanstituuo,Jwy ship is the fact that Tito willed it. At no time of dealing with regional tensions. In the past, the there been any serious contender to take over from country was bloodied by conflict between Croat and him, -* CHILDCARE-lnmyhome autonomy within the republics and provinces. But province an Plaintiff equal say in national affair's.,what no self-management also extends downwards to every one can forecast is how the system will work tin Alexander Defendant village and factory, where employes rather than the without Tito's moderating presence as head both of state or party take the basic decisions affecting the 24-member presidium çf the , Circig Cs,ri League f'( Seminole Count their lives, nists and the nine-member state council, Florida Although Case N.. te.zzIC Now that he is gone, both party and state CAIJKU of production, as in a claSsic communist economy, leadership will rotate. N.E. Nabell d-b-a StokeIs self-management has introduced flexibility, scope Monument Company, Plaintiff Despite economic liberalization, Yugoslavia v. for initiative and the profit motive Into what used to doesn't have freedom of speech and economy, and John Alexander be a drab Marxist economy on typical East self-management does not allow aiticism of basic NOTlCIOFSHIRlpp$$1 European lines. communist tenets. NOTICE I1,HEREBY oiveip4 virtue Of But self-management is seen by officials here as certal'I Some analysts say problems would arise If hI- Writs of Execution asthose listed ao C being as important politically as economically, dividual republics attempted to break out of fl and more PartIcularly theIt The concept was Ex*cuf ion iUv,d out of and under Introduced in 1950 when Tito was communist consensus and tried to go It alone, the seeking an ideological underpinning for his regime soul of the Ciuit Court aif Wealthy Croatia already tried such separatist Seminole County, Florida, upon I following hisbreakwithSovjetdjctatorjo5efStajffl fitisi 1ud91'nint rendered In tptC two years previously. Tito, under savage attack by In the early 1970s. aforesaid court 'on the 7th day aif March AC). 1$0, In that certali the Soviet Union, was concerned to show that his I If liberalism or separatism went too far, this cisc entitled H.E. Naben d- b-iI policies were Ideologically pure. The self- could provoke demands within the party or the Stokis Monument Company management concept Is based on Lenin's slogan, Plaintiff -vs. John Alexander army for a return to rigid central government. "Factories to the workers." Defefid,nt, which aforesaid WriI But officials afflrüs 'ugoslavs would never Of Execution was delIvered to miI Self-management was put into practice on a large voluntarily give up their self-management system, is Sheriff of Seminole County scale in 1965, when restrictive central economic Th&fear is that the Florida, and I have levied upon thiI Soviet Union might try to bring controls were dropped, frontiers were tlrown open following described prope,tl underlying regional tensions to the boil, and thus try ned by John Almiandit, Uk and a process of political devolution was vigorously to force property being located In Semiofi return to Moscow-style centralized adopted. bureaucracy, Perhaps the biggest boost for collective leader- Boys & LOT: W!iittMale. Bulldog with ii. Kim Réàdy To PEKING (UPI) - predominantly Moslem Kosovo in the south, Extending the committee system into the federal - .' 701 Bldg. -* * 322-7963 -- -----.-- ' • _ - - Responsibility at a lower level rests with corn- ined boss (or decades Senior .Yuggelav ftctatá do not see It that way. "I do not believe the Yugo.slav people would ac- . Serb. Vast economic and cultural differences Publish: Ma1 example, between developed, Catholic - Analysis relatively faceless conmuttee? time before another strong leader emerges to take the place of President Josip Broz Tito, the unques- Florida. Allan F. Keith, Chairman Seminole - - AUTOREPAIR GARAGE ,, For Rent. Hwy. 17-92 Call 323 1921 information about yourself telling us why you think you are qualified to do this job. Send to Box SI co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford WANTED 5—lost a Found - monthly lncludesutllities. 3232172 or 8309515. — - * - IUWV Solicitors. Ap. Telephone pointmeflt sifting only. Hourly rate plus commissions. Op. portunity for advancement. Call 3220206 for app?. 9-5. CANNON REST HOME Special care, good food, for elderly person. Can be bed patient. 121 Dolores Dr., Altamonte Springs. 634-1148. - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla 32771 • W, Malicowski, REALTOR, - "-' ' we are an EOE Affirmative ActiOn Employer M.F. Send u% - Why be Lonely? WrIte: "Get A Mate" Dating ServIce. All ages, P.O. Box 6W1, let,, Fl. 33516. - Int IU d. naIdvi rtl9 i-wi. - OFFICE 8. Retail space— $95.00 na Kesume ro: Mr. R. LuettchaU, 136 Margo Lane, Longwood. Fl. 32750. Bertha Baird Ballance Contact Douglas Baird 205-411.2414, 20S-923-S1I 205647.1001 -, — -- above average wages cleaning our office huillirms & supervising our lanitorial services. You'd be working by yourself at 1st with plans to add a helper once we're convinced you're the person we re seeking. Our co. provides a full benefit pkg. a. & more. Days, Mon..Fri. mincbl. economic impact. TI Call 322-Awl specific law beinq implement ad.__________ for Policy 60*59-431.3 and 431.31 15 Wanted: Woman or mature HS F.S. 232.04. The specific law beii girl,summermos.,Long4 Implemented for PolIcy 43E2 a area, children 6 & . own 431.21 is F.S. 232.01. For the t!an$., 134-4110 aft 4 p.m. persons interested, compis copies of these policies and tI Spur of the Moment BabysItting economic impect may be obtaini in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly at the School Board office, 12 rates. Day or night. Mellonville, Avenue, Sanfer -____________________________ School __________________________________________________ I URGENT - school entry for kindergarten a I Ir$t Odi, there ii no deft , • NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that IIhe Seminole County School Board viii hold a hearing at the Board Roi of the School Board Office on Niay 21, 1980, to consider the repeal Of Policy 6Gx3- 431.31 concernlFng transportation of klndergart " pupils. Purpose for the repeal Ii the? policy is outdated and longer necessary. Also for ci sid,ratlon ii amendment 0V Policln 6Gx19-43)3, éGxS9-43 I.? and 6GxS9-431.21. These polic es concern the ages tot admission of whos, fifth birthday ii attainad between the legal entry date a January 1 of any school year. TPis palIcy and these amendments a re being considered in order conform to Florida Statutes. Sin these policies are concerned *1III TREASURES . . 4—Personals students to kindergarten and to first. grade Including the age I or early admissions to first grat effective July 1, 1980. Also I consideration will be the adopt I of Policy 6Gx$-'431.31 which liii provide for early admission kindergarten for some childr - • s.acr cc, - wanted. Workout of 'oi' owui - * DEW.31 -- nicest section - _______ 1r(l $—.4-Ielp Wanted S Ian hel Spare or part.tlme Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish May 6,13,20,27,1960 I . , ____________________________ Plumbing business complete w inventory & real estate. Call to'eely lot. Owner Will hold mortgage, 530.000. . _________________________ a classified ad and pile th 3390509 . -. 10Compte1eOffces 339 7020 LONGWO0O "gftganelpnantseye Place 4LTORS . Lake Mary-2 BR, near 5CC., Just-off New £myr, Beach I __________ 2 to h LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOUSES. person who is willing to earn - . Do,'tpDenolongerneeded itemt . __________________________ * • n ord. .. about — -_ . - Oi - : ecurity. Longwood—Lovely 3 BR. 1 B. like new Ownff yiI' sv mortgage Vacant move in 701 BId - When you place a Classified Ad e Evening Herald Y Om I baTh Fur&med . 5 en 11t 'r .919 E 6u 3013 80—Autos - fl—Junk — HOUSEKEEPER-part ti me. A I at Lakeview r.Url nq * C Noon - NUr%(M . SPrings 579 900 May6, OFFICE FURNITURE 16' BONITA BOWRIDER-On th 50 h Mercur Call 323 1797 PVS with building, Altamonte . . i,st 33 ___________________ Ave. - Spear & Spear, P.A. Attorneys at Law — person Sanford - . . - - 3C'Z line . Tuesday, 72 -Auction cyl,enQinLneedsWOrk.- NOW. fl vater good live 8board $3,300 Cashor trade. 3220956. - W.GarnettWhjte, Broker 3227881 RN fwil time IA Shut Apply In a EADLINES - Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, May L 1980. MELCA; INC. By: s HA. Burton t 3C j Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon ___________________________ South Park Avenue, Sanford, .f S 3b PM C . ltlme 3COflStCUtlVttiIfl15 icoesecuhVIflflI' , aider wtilch It Is 95d id businesS at 210 South Park Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda 32711. That the sole n,r and In. -1 Prnident RATES HOURS 100AM Motel your lot o,our lot n erpri C. Medellnc Realtor r Sanford, Fl AccessorIes 959 CHRIS cRAF 33', twin 6 ' . Down Payment Cam for your lot! Will build $31,000. l 55Boats & C.340T-75x2fl. Hwy&øear Apopka 537 900 - LbW Evening Herald, —Cmmorcial VAFHA.235- Con.Homes - lovely quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard and well. yard. No pets $350 mo C lCase Harold Hall RC8lty, l MATURE LADY-'Required for ping du es par m _____41—HOuses BEDROOM CB ' HOME Nke3 Bedroom i' plan Central . _____________________ 3222611 41—Hou 32—Hojses Unfurnlshed ' -_----.-- * * ;/'_",, - �. - - - a - - - - - --. - - - - - I .'c' - -. - '--- - 4' - - - '- , -' -'- '-.'- - ' p- . - - a - - f "-r --.' - - 7 -, - a . 4 - :4 . LON B DiE 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Tuesday, Maya, 1?$0 Fl. ______________________ - M'? I YOU So Iiiii . . I _ . 9— I . . _ . __1J_ t i -A !-I 1= I / EVERYTHING HAPPENIO MEI 4 Public road 57 P( pronou.n 8 Flower . . . _ - IV* _% , . \ - , t;Fg ~ ., — 2. authority 13 Forearm bone . 14 Opera 61 Whimper 62 Opera prince highlight 1 15 Makes . *44.0- 1 A Z 11 _ Answer to Previous 0 I Chimpanzee 41.0 . ? . _ 49 Harsh rule ACROSS Young NOW lyE NAD . , I _ ,-~ '? I DARLING' OMMIE MISSED BLONDIEI FLEw IN YOUR .. r . by Chic '9)1. ~ Puzzle e 0A NAPI0 0T 11 A - F .. cl"Irls T E R V7, - H 0 NLa F R TA Z A L T& a _ R any Tho s E CIA018 U Hills . 3 I M if 'A - 4. I in%9 . 6 I-1 1. .. DEAR D& LAMB — Could U Please tell me what is the - r - , .. L . T - .. . .. - ,4- 4 • - . . 1. 111enilil — I _______ C) Q) ...,.. 24 Female Saint _______ I 1 5 I I- A BEETLE BAILEY 1) %,!ar,NoflIedn y!Pord,FIorIdai1 Evening Soldier's . -- Mort Walker ) 34You-$F,),36 Building ground 37 City on the Arno 39 Twist about 41 Broke bread 42 Smell 44 light portable :--: - - - _____ . ~ 4Eng1ishtaverniL1gfl2QUI 26 GrandS Sick 27 Be defeated 6 Had . 28 Slurp knowledge 7 Ameliorates 30 Favontism 31 Actor Kruger 8 Green Bay football team 32 Whirl -35 Dry 9 Made mad 38 Star in 10 One of ,'4,,'4-, "-'- . n,es, my - - :°W ow 5 - , ~a)r __ T '4 7 - - ' iViari - - - 0 T - - - -L - - ,,.. - __________ - - -______ - - . . - - _l - ____ . SCOPE __ .4 - HO RO - _______ ____ - . - - .' . - EEK & MEEK _______ -- / - ,- ,-' VD .,. _________________ - S.. - PRISCILLA'S F'P WIN ' - - south - - - Miami. The refugees were , - - -. - - •_;. . ' - ____ ' - - - - I -' j' - #,Aj~ A0 - - .; ' • - - __________ 'I*i''• ' J .4 / - - - . . - ________ - ' . .' . -• - . '. -- ' I-• - - I In order to gain ownership' of the building, a former post office, the city must see it is ubedfor library purposes until 1983, If the county leaves the city would need at least six months to make other library arrangements. In its April 28 action, the city approved the county's proposal with the stipulation that the library be maintained as a general public library. City officials felt the stipulation was necessary because the lounty had once inquiçd about placing its law library in the building at East First Street and Palmetto. County officials said they needed a commitment from the city that they would be allowed to remain in the . I -L1 - ', ', . 1111 - - Iran (UPI) — The American hostages have TEHRAN, "All letters for the hostages must be sent to the been told of the unsuccessful April 25 rescue mission and Embassy because the students do not want to divulgeTehran which warned they would be killed if the United States tries it hostages are ui which city," Donya said in the report, again, a Tehran newspaper said today. activated Tuesday to quell- fighting and disorderly conduct among refugees becoming impatient at the long wait. The force now totals 700, but William Traugh of the Federal Emergenc Management newspaper for the report, which gave no source for the were sent to staging areas in Key.West; Tamlami Park In Miami, and EgUn Air Force Base - Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti, secretary of the Revolu- threats. tionary Council, said the first order of business of the "Each hos tage has been told where he is now being held parliament will be a vote of confidence in a new govern. and the students who accompanied them to the outlying ment. cities know English well," the newspaper said. "Then It may take up the hostage Issue," the fundaen. tn "The young students at the embassy remain in charge of talist Islamic leader added. . - been released since they began arriving last Saturday. He sa id he expected without saying whether the "advice" to hostage Nundies "Some hostages were frightened and upset at the news ot and friends was conveyed by a militant spokesman, the rescue mission and the threat," the newspaper Donya In another development, a top leader of the Islamic was quoted as saying. But other captives were Indifferent, Revolutionary Council said today Iran's parliament Will the paper said, convene In six weeks but will itive only second priority to The Tehran Times quoted the Persian language Donya considering the release of the 53.)i,merIcan hostages. West at 6a.m. Another 279 were en route Agency said federal forces, including 75 U.S. marshals, would start replacing the to Miami by bus. e guardsmen today. Toner repo rted the refugee count at th Fort Walton Beach fairgrounds tent city Justice Departnent officials said and In a gym and hangars at Eglln marshals, from along the East Coast, reached 4,473 this morning. None had Told Of Rescue Tl ' - the hostage holding operation and mainWn daily contact The second-stage with their comrades holding Americans in other cities, of elections for the parliament will. begin Friday to complete the selection of the legislature, - - - feasibility study on keeping the library (here The building, accod1ng to county officials, Is In need of renovation and, as a library, is inadequate unless expanded. County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the coun ty needs to do con iplete arectual hik' workups to see if the building s wirth renovating and if expansion -is feaslbte'and would be cost effectiv~,is opposi-xi to renting or buying a building to house the libr ary at another location, - AK BUGS BUNNY Ex-Police Officer Filed Complaint Against -San ford - Se 1 -- SI '• a-' aou auu . ,4. - ' I " - may - - Stive CCIS. " - f . ' - , - ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST - ' - by Bob Thaves --_______________________________________ ® GEE- I HOPE U P(T HIRTSATOR5TNf5 SIRETHEM -THEY S .1 -:., J i (I _-, '.-----•--. .• .. I- I _ PAP.$IN OR . 1!I 1 rr [ N Pop . . _ ;:Ilt'vi % _ S. '\ ____ • ct.M JOHN C. MOORE ,..1977 file photo SCRUBBG-COULO I TALK A MOMENT? IN it ~~ CThR . IS ALL AN AWFWi' NICE G 2 MR - FRBIP, THEY SHOULD EVES V.uDpY by Leonard -. - kuge Lakefront CompIë* ,Announced For Sanford . 1 U-t l "1 v. - Today A multimillion dollar X4-unit luxury Year, The apartment complex Is to contain apartment complex to be built on 27acres fronting on Lake Monroe and First 34 units, a mixture of one bedroom, one Street by a partnership of two Orlando bedroom loft, two bedroom and twobedroom loft apar tments . Complete men, known as Sanford Landing Ltd. Trevor W. Hall Jr., partner and Co- amenities are to be provided at the sponsor of the project with Robert complex, }ll said, Including a pool, Boblnchuck, said a contract for purchase tennis courts, clubhouse, sauna of the property from the Ernest W. possibly a day dock in the lake. Southward family and the Bill Kirk The apartments rentals, will not be family has been executed.He declined to subsidized or for low-Income persons, reveal the purchase price or the con- Hall uld.'The units will be available to any qualified tenant in the moderate struction valuà of the project. Ball said he has received preliminary Income range. The complex Is to be built approval Tor a mortgage for the project Ina design (o-to2%itorle through the Government National Hall said the apartment complex - Mort ga ge Assodatlo.,, more commonly property is located west proposed known as"GlnnyMa." Under this federal new hospital and has 161 feet of frontage program mortgages are purchased by on First Street and more than 1,000 feet the federal agency, which isa secondary frontage on the lakefront. 11 property mortgage money market. will be kept "pretty much" In Iti natural He said flnalapproval ls expected from state, he said. GNMA later in the year and groundThe property Is alreedy sofl$ for reakinglsexpectedby theendofthe apsrt ctioHsusaid. - - Is _______________ - .:. TUMBLEWEEDS ZOONIES byT. K. Ryan - - by - Craig Legge" IIOLP øU I PJVER WANTID S E YOU RIPE HORSE IN 1HAT OREP, 1.AS MAN IJE1 P8AINI U L. P-4:J r, :'LI '6 ((i( 1L - p. s . -• -. . I - - .bs'S.• •.-_-'- - _- . I .-_-_u- iiiii6l --"-- t -• -'; ------S -' - - - - - 1. . - -. ' - _4 ' -- -. . I V_ ~ ,% -, . VA.. J - ' -. / ' - -- - - - - . S Action By don't get many like "Speed." Around The Clock .............. 4A Herald Stall Writer John Pierce, manager of the Mayfair Bridge ........................ ioc Funeral services for Retired Naval Country Club and a friend for 30 years, Calendar 2B Commander H.A. "Speed'-' Moreland Jr., said, "I've lost a good friend and the Classified Ads ..... ........... Z3B 54, of 109 Brentwood Drive, Sanford, who community has lost a good individual." Comics .......................1OC died early today at Seminole Memorial Crossword ....................1OC' Capt. Jim de Ganahl, who served with Hospital will be Friday at 11 a.m. at the DearAbby..................... lB First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Moreland for six years as a Navy filer in Death ........................12A the A-3 program and the Vigilantes In with Dr. Virgil L Bryant pff'iciating. Dr. Lamb .....................lOC Burial will be in the Oaklawru Sanford, called Moreland one of the Editorial ..... ......................Cemetery with full military honors-u. finest officers I have had the pleasure of I florida ........................3A tended the U.S. Navy pilot of years. serving with." -. . Horeecope ... .................1OC A mem be r of the First Presbyterian Moreland died of leukemia followin g a HOSPital .......................ZA Church of Sanford, Moreland founded long se .........................3A Nathi and served as pr esident of the Christian Retired from the Navy In. 1964 Our lves...................... lB usinessmen's Breakfast Club in SanB Moreland was vice president and Sanforj Sports .... ............... ....lilA The group, organized in January, branch manager of the First Federal Th.Iou . ..................11C Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida until his 1979, meets monthly at the Holiday Inn. Weatha' .......................ZA recent retirement. "Death doesn't bother me," Moreland, World...............................Greater Sa nford Chamber of Corn- a man of deep faith, told a Herald staff merce Executive Manager Jack Homer writer In December. -"I have a terinjnaJ. called Moreland, who was active in the type disease but people can live 25 years Reagan, Carter score chamber, "a very special person with a and therapy Is improving every day. I'm impressiv, wins... dynamic personality and a man with not worried about it. -I'm not afraid to the Inherent leadership qualities, We're becauselknowwhat'sgojng tohappen— See Page 3A going to miss him In the chamber in but, of course, I'm not ln any hurry I've Sanford, anda3 for me personally _we gotalottoclo." - il • H.A. 'Speed' Moreland Jr. Dead - " ad ' --• ,_•_- I By DONNA ES'1'ES retained on the Sanford Police Department roster. Brooks, meanwhile, said he had no,t filed a here. The hours are not the best in the world, but Stall Writer Moore said today he had believed the settlement complaint with the civil rights compliance division, overall I a satisfied right here." Brooks said Former Sanford Poli ce Acting Sgt, John C. Moore included provisions that he was to be promoted to a Office of Justice Assistance, Research and A letter from the Justice lh'parunent tothe city in refused today to reveal the full details of his latest early March notifying the city was being in complaint of racial discrimination against the city "full-fledged sergeant" and placed in control of a K. Statistics of the U.S. Department of Justice, (police dog) unit. He said he received a questionnaire from the vestigateti for racial discrimination was met with of Sanford which has been filed with the U.S. Justice He said Instead he was named an acting sergeant federal department about ttirl'e months ago. "The consternation by city officials Department. and placed in charge of a "canine control." "I didn't questionnaire asked questions similar to ones asked The correspondence did nut indicate exactly what "I'm not afraid. I Just want to keep the peace," he know they were making me a dogcatcher," he said. the city of Sanford," Brooks said, noting armiong was the basis of the charges against the city , said, adding he has been advised by persons in the Moore said he was "terminated" by the city while those questions was whether he had been given a In midMardi the letter was followe d by a Justice Department not to discuss the matter. he was a patient In a hospital, "and, some people promotion.tlLsergeant. questionnaire and ,a cover letter from am keeping quiet for right now," he said. Justice are under the impression I'm being paid by the city Brooks has not been given a promotion to Departiiient notifying the city that it must answer Moore did say, however, that he is not and never of Sanford. I'm drawing 100 per cent social security sergeant. He applied for the promotion and took a the questions or face loss of federal revenue sharing has been happy with the pre-determination set. disability," he said, city civil service test in 1918. Two other men one funds and any federal funds from the U.S. Law tiement Sanford officials executed with the U.S. In response to Moore's assertions, City Manager black and one white were selected by a panel Enforcement Assistance Administration I l,EAAi Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Knowles, who is in Tallahassee on city composed of five officers from other Jurisdictions. City Attorney VCrnon MiLC and City Manager (EEOC) on June 21, 1977. At the time he was also a business, said today, "Moore knew the city didn't Their recommendations were accepted by the Warren Knowles in telephone calls to the Justice party to the agreement. have a K-9 corps in the police department." department. Department told that agency the matters conagreement called for back pay to be given to Of the ex-policeman's termination from the city, Brooks said he talked with Moore and that Moore cerning Brooks and Moore had been settled with the Moore and Sa nford Patrolman,Tony Brooks and for Knowles said Moore's name was carried on the told him he (Moore) submitted the complaint to the execution of the EEOC agreement nearly three their reinstatement with the department. Sums of . police department roster for almost two months justice department, "His original complaint is still years ago. e,oney were also granted to several other persons alter his sick le ave ran out. "And after that we gave under investigation," Brooks said. "1 don't know Sen. Lawton Chiles, E)'Lakeland, has also conwho claimed they had been discriminated against him a medica l leave of absence. He didn't notify us what is going on," Brooks said, adding he has filed tacted the Justice Department on the matter. because of race. of where he was or w ha t was wrong," Knowles said. only one complaint charging the city with racial The city co mmission decided to give as much Both Brooks and Moore were reinstated with the "We asked EEOC what we should do and his ter- discrimination and that was the one settled by Information as possible to the Justice Department. department. Brooks was assigned to the federal- minatlon was cleared by EEOC." EEOC agreement. All questions which the city could respond to, it (lid, state Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and 18 Knowles also said there was no agreement that Brooks said he fin ds his assignments to DEA Mize said, A 144-page packet of documents was sent serving on that special, assignment while he '18 Moore would be promoted to sergeant. "challenging' "I gain a lot of satisfaction working to the Justice Depar t ment last week. I Pro-A , . i• , - - - I By DIANE IET111 K herald Staff Writer After numerous proposals bounced back and forth between Sanford and Seminole County officials, both Jurisdictions are now in agreement oer how to handle the downtown Sanford County Library if the county elects to keep the library in its 'present building. Acceptance of a city-edited version of the county's latest proposal by the county this week makes the deal official. City officials accepted the proposal with their minor changes April 28. The proposal gives the county an option to purchase the library building from the city for $10 if a study shows it would be desirable for the county to continue operating a library at that site. The agreement also provides that the county give the city six-months notice if the count) decides to pull out of the building, a Irv1sion the I'ity needs to assure it will be -able to fulfill an agreement it has with the federal government. • • '' -ç - -, . . -. Over Library ' "I Anotber 300 National Guardsmen were (ity Settle Dispute I - Kly a - . . LOUflTy, ' - kin,, . of reported 3,190 refugees remained at -.-,--/L -' A10987 - - hustled to an abandoned Nike missile base 'west of Miami, where a new processing center was established Tuesday. Federal authorities at Key West -, - - - I.. - -• fl - - - _____ .. - - . dnes - -' - - - - . ' Richard Graham, field supervisor for Sanford'p Park Department, lowers the flag to half-staff at Memorial Park on the city's lak'rront as a tribute to the eight American servicemen killed in Iran. Prjdent Carter has ordered the U.S. ag be lowered to half-staff od all federal buildings, grounds and naval yessels until sunset Friday. "Th e, names of the eight American servicemen who died in a mission of rescue In Iran will forever stand among the names of heroes," Carter said this Week In signing the proclamation directing the lowerIng of the flag. The bodies of the eight servicemen finally are home, but their long-delayed return was shrouded in secrecy. A C-141 Starlifter touched down at Dover Air Force Base at 6:37 p.m. EDT Tuesday, bringing- home the lodles. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - - -.5 ' BRAVE SOLDIERS - - ________ - S KEY WEST, Fla. (uPIr — Four arrivals to continue at the rate of 2,000 hundr ed U.S. Marines were ordered into dail y until the camp reach ed a ca pacity Key West today to relieve the weary of 10,000 by Saturday. Florida National Guard of some of Its Since the sealift began, 719 boats have chores of caring for 5,000 Cuban refugees brought 21,141 refugees to Key West, brought by the freedom sealift. Radio Havana, in a broadcast Milita ry authorities said the Marines monitored in Miami today reported 1,404 were expected to begin arriving about 4 vessels remained In the harbor at Marlel p.m. from Camp LeJeune, N.C. as of midnight Tuesday. It reported a They also anno unced that a new Cuban "record 4,(fl3 antisocials left for e th refugee center will be established in an United States Tuesday." area of Fort Chaffee, Ark. Fligh ts of Officers from the Defense Departrefugees from Key West will begin as ,ment's Joinl Caribbean Command. soon as it is in operation. arrived at Key West and indicated Processing facilities in the Florida federal troops would soon be available to Panhandle and the Miami area were' take over chores from the Florida already bulging with refugees. The tota l National Guard. A few National Guardarrivals aboard the sealift have soared smen who had Ia real conflict with their above the 21,000 mark in the 16 days of (civilian) jobs" were permitted to leave. operations and tho usands more were In Washington, White House aide Jack ex pected. Watson said the Carter Administration Maj. John Toner at Eglin Air Force would make " a "massive" attempt to Base said, "We're acting like a big resettle thç Cubaf) refugees outsk: sponge, absorbing everything." Florida. An official at Key West lamented, "I ca n get all kinds of airplanes, but the Declaring a refugee emergency parts of Florida, President Carter made limitYng factor is — where do I send them?" available 810 million in federal funds and During - the night, '?he Federal officials hoped things would improve. "We're losing ground at a less rapid Emergency Management Agency reported eight flights by chartered pace than before," said John Taylor, a Boeing 737s brought 1,000 refugees from state coordinator for the refugee Key West to Homestead Air Force Base, processing operation. - -- -. - .iJ4HI . . . - (USPS4828oprlce2otenfs SANFORD HONORS Relieve Guâ rdsmen .I Iu __ '. - - 123 ' ---- - - - - - - - ______________________________ , 14 5H- W4 . .--. I - ' --'u r---- - - THE BORN LOSER - . ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ - - - . _________ - Herald . . -10 get cheat organs. Could little better, I'm sending you Into 50 You would -1E N THE GUCCI CAN'T YOU 0 (et) thatbe the ca use ? Or could I The Health Letter number 65IGPIA'TLJRE TENT SE MORE possibly have a hernia in my 12, Heart Irregularities, 51 Dominate . 'SPEC IFIC Skipped Beats, Tachycardlas. 52 Hindu ascetic diaphragm area? . You Other readers who want this 54 Billion (prefix) DEAR READER 55 Bird seem to be a very observant. issue can send 75 cents with a 56 Inner (prefix) fellow. There are many long, stamped, self-addressed AD Scorpio Columbus' 59 Hdrdà causes for premature heart- envelope for it. Send you 40 Bent to one sunshade ships 80 Tax agency beats. Remember that the request to me, in care of this side 46 Heraldic cross 11 Woman's (abbr.) heArt is an automa tic organ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, 43 Bronze 48 Cereal grass name and beats automatically. RadioCityStation,NewYor.k, r o 891011 7 1 2 3 PractIcally all of the tissue in NY 10019. In view of yo ur letter,I'm the heart is capable of — 12 sure you'd like to know that Initiating a heartbeat. Normally, there is an or problems of indigestion can FF— — — 15 — — deny sequence in which the trigger premature heartby ArtSansom — — — — vrlous parts of the heart are beats. This could be because 19 18 electrically excited before of an underlying ulcer, from they contract. If you have a excess gas in the colon or 21 1 22 j21 48 U'L.L. little snot that is excessively from a hiatal hernia (a hernia I Li$#W' 1 INY7I / iHPl 'ItAJ JV 'f t17 irritable it may fire off of part of the stothach through 7 '-A. mo1gJ%!rT I'1 J prematurely and stimulate an enlarged hole in the the heart to contract early, diaphragm) as you have uu. causing a premature beat, suggested. I have seen many patients These can occur if you have , . C a chemical disturbances in the who have had attacks of heart when a portion BEEREME,body. They occur if you have tEregularities HEMEN Y3 N stomach has herniated an overactive thyroid gland. of the -' q V I "t '47 48 146 ' heart through the diaphragm into ' They can occur from Ic, disease, including fatty. the chest area. T 49 50 51 — 52 Why don't you see your , — _AL — — — — — cholesterol deposits in the ' coronary arteries. They can physician and let him give you a 60 si 58 — occur from the- build up of a good examination. You need by Bob Montana I — — — — 63 62 adrenaline in the heart to have him find out what 61 MISS H.AGG.Yl Wi Ju HAVEN'T. RE'jrMoJ4y muscle. And they can occur causes you to have that MYSELF LATELY.' .ING TuESC'AY. M. FWTESNQOT. i 4 — — ' 66 84 65 . from tension. In short they feeling of your stomach :HERS WE2PJE.S'p' M. w000,,j ...J art a symptom and not a moving into your chest i HI4G diagnosis. anyway. . The doctor has to examine If you smoke cigarettes, the patient carefully and coffee, tea or lots of drink j relate the presence of colas, you should stop all of t' • • V.I. premature beats to the total those habits if you want to By BERNICE BEDE OSOL .. situation before he knows stop your 'premature beats. t . • what causes them and what Should you get a complete should be done about them, clean bill of heal th from your :• For W e d ay,11ay " They can be of little tm doctbr, you might start a —j'r / portance If they occur in a, physlaL conditioning . ::i.: i young, healthy person or they program In a gradual, serlKeep this in mind when ft YOUR BIRTHDAY cap be quite significant lf they sible manner. Such beats comesttmetoiiiceupUepie. May1980 by Howie Schneider in associa occur tion with an sometimes disappear as the hERA epL' 23-Oct. 23) ltd of looking for new -Th te heart attack. level of fitness is improved. 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Qnc,aini of Afsitt.ya allowed to share the benefits. " I . I of 1 Cut off (ii) 2 Conebearing 25 'laud ~_ DOWN them for quite some time. I I YLM ?6 Spoken exam 45 Vast period of caused by some form them mostly tension. I 20 Greek letter time 22 CMIian (abbr.) 47 Unhooked alter eating crwhenlcross 23 Baseballer my legs. It seems that my 49 Typing I I I . ~; ~:y . . I . . - d - . ' - , -' '.. ' . H. A. MORELANDJR. ...Speclalperson ' � 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 06, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 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/d2829ac679c9db93d6368663a85ac33f.pdf e25255830773b319f9c0c66862d2ce49 PDF Text Text -- .,.. ..- --.. _# -- -,- -. - --" . . .----- .--- .-----.- -----. __s - ...- .:- ---- •--. ___ - / p --..- . .. -- ---- . -_ - -. -. - ----. -. ---.--- - - - - -- - _ - - -- Evewg 2flYear, No 220— Monday,May5, 19e0—Sanford, Florida 32771 1 — - - - Evening Herald (liSPS 481 280)—PrIE2O Cents S S - Show With Golde nAge Olympics' Star To Air Tuesday. 40 CASSELBERRy Herald Staff Writer Graf, who appears with such senior show George Raft Georgie Ru' summoned to Los Angeles on March 12 1ortbe taping of the show. Golden Age Olympics gold By JANE - -r - t - - - -------- - - —- -- — - - --- -' ------------ , Sanfoi a Golden Age Olympics supqr star Orrin Graf will be featured on the 9Omlnute Mike Douglas Super Seniors television special at 9a.m. Tuesday on WDBO-TV Channel 6. - - - all "excellent job and was a fine ambassador forthe there We were Just getting read) to lease our Sanford senior citizen event held in November by Golden Age Olympics," said Jack Horner, hotel room when the show came on the teleision pesent1ng told medals and Golden Ae olinpics itiiin16cdChithiU Commerce sei' said. thi to Douglas and his special guests. executive -. Hesald Graf comes on toward the end of the Graf1 who excels at track and field events, By coincidence, Homer and his w1Je Peg, were show and Impresses Douglas with his good would have preferred demonstrating his running in Washington, D. for 'a meeti6g of the U. S. physical condition by demonstrating the standing ability, but couldn't because of the limitation of broad jump. Graf also promoted the annual the studio. Arson by Hal Kaufman WILD WESTI Correct If you can, names of these famed Western characters: 1. The Clone Ranger. 2. Jogalong Cassidy. 3. Annie Ashley. 4. Whynot Earp. S. Wild BIN Hiccup. n..aas alto uuy. . u ms ujmu: I minu e. Apo) me ouni V94 IHQ PiN dJ•) UAM P AlIIPO IIUUY -( Apu OuotdoC aa6uq iuo -t Jack had the iumber 919 tattoed on his chest so he could always 160k down and see his house number, which was what?, - s an iç , .vi__. .,_. - . t - •, 0 ç - un RiddleMe.Thisi What kind of grease is used in a lighthouse? Beacon fat. What can you put in a barrel of oil to make It lighter? A hole. $K ETCH A PIG Anyom can draw the piglet above by proceeding In the manner Step 1: Draw abasic 2 circle.. Stop 2: Add lines to f form futures: ears, eyes, note and mouth. Stop 3: BOlster feehires with additional relevant details. Step4: Erase necessary lines; odd ft7 Pid5O flgtouch, CAN YOU TRUST YOUR LYft? There are at lust lx dlf6r you may wish to odd appropriate color or incas In drawing details betw..i lop and boft.m pinels. How qvddyca., von find them? Chock answers wfth ff1011 hsIsW. i x: Using the circle .i reedy in place (fig. 1). WINNING KICKI Just one if leer runners above reaches V $ w.0 &JrJMV g Iqwn g take it from there. ; the finish line, point X. Which one Is theft you decide. __________________ / - - - tin- .. S I ... " I Beh ind Blaze - The fire which heavily damaged a Sanford restaurant early Thursday morning was deliberately set, fire investigators are now saying. State Fire Marshal John Chr istian said today the blaze which did about $30,000 to Casa Sandroni, 300 E. Commercial St., was t he work of an arsonis t. Alter- several days of investigation, Christian and Sanford Fire Inspector Tom Hickson say they have ruled out any accidental causes for the fire, such as smouldering cigarettes or faulty wir ing. They say they are presently awaiting results of lab tests before they will know for sure how the blaze was set. The state's Arson Task Force, an organization of arson investigators and. insurance companies, has offered a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the people invulved with se tting t he fire. The task force is . tak ing confidential collect calls in Orlando at 843-7900. Christian said he and Hickson are now interviewing Casa Sandroni employees and persons connected with the restaurant, which opened only two months- ago. - -- -The investigators say the lire, originally said td have started In the , lounge area, started In the southwest corner of the dining room, Near the bar which divides the lounge from the main restaurant. -' The fire spread to the lounge, destroying interior- fixtures and causing structural damage to the roof and walls - ___ _______ ame Co ty Commluloner San dra Glenn ( right), pitcher of the Community Leaders Women's SoItbs.l) team, Is shown as she Is about to drop a fly bill Saturday afternoon at Sunlaud Estates Park, where her team was devasta ted by the girls' team 374 In a dothle header that topped off Yonth Week activities. Misty Adams (left) displays the winning form that helped the youth team to victory. The girls' tabm was composed of players from Altamoute Springs Youth Softball League and "Aaron's Angels" of Sanford. Th e Community Leaders Men's Team woe over the Boy's Team iS.iL Age of Billie Boy's wife: "She is six times seven, twentysight and eleven. She's a young thing and cannot leave her mother." Her age? 'SO* A44613 F - IE g CMDIDAME CC IN :.. VV4 A CW CF ffe _4 -S. I - l' - -7 -a- ..-.., .•. - - C. medal winner, who lives in Daytona Beach, did an Chamber of Commerce when the show was uni*r W ir —1 - - .'A Towering Figure' ..----- Even Former F, o Laud Tito For H*is Achievements es 6311AL PRlMAI$ 1 By United Press International marshal, who was once anathema to visionary statesman who helped give World leaders'heaped jiraise on Joslp More 71to stories on Page 2A~ Soviet leaders for pulling Yugoslavia out birth to a bloc of nations that would not Bros Tito as a visionary, statesman and of the Soviet obit in 1948, was flashed follow either camp of the superpower. warrior and even his former foe, the President Carter described Tito, who across TV screens. "He was an international leader who, Soviet tfnion, lauded his wartime ' ex- died at 87 Sunday,. as "a towering figure No mention of Tito's defiance of Josef having preserved the liberty and In. pious against Hltler's'Nazi juggernauL on the world sta ge" and vowed to con- Stalin was made, Instead Yu na, me enemy of s tinue to support s "sove Patriarch was remembered as"an active depindence of his country, gave the maverick style of independent - relgnty, Independence and unity" a participant in the war for peace against world the authentic voice of non-alignment," Giscard said, communism, dipped its flags to half- choice of words aimed for Moscow as Imperialism and ___1 _____.___I .I._. _ II__ uiaai, nij wuiuici IDaL rrvuuer nua weu as tseIgra. Frencl President Valery Giscard India recalled that Its former leader Guofeng will attend the funeral. In Moscow, the face of the tough old d'Estalng lauded Tito as a warrior and Prlme'Jawarhartal Nehru joined Tito In _ - — J .. ___a - . . -. - - - - • . - - - '( OWbJ MU it) YOUR (Ot4 dp - . - - / .. . . . - .• . - . - • ' JifIJ 1 [ - .'. . -- -. ••. - - - -------___ - -- ________ ___ - ----- ----- — ------- To S"k 2n • erm - T - - .-, people of Yugaiavia but. also the world community as a whole for generations to New Delhi announced a three day comes," India's President Neelam period of mourning and announced that Sanjiva Reddy said in condolences sent Prime Minster Indira Gandhi, Nehru's to Yugoslav's new leaders. daughter, would fly to Belgrade for the f uneral. - sr1anih Mini.,$.... uuuuSua rez ::ja.5; hail hailed Tito as the great postwar figures." "History will record Marshal Tito's i Floridians will have the opportunity to said today Havill expects the drive will there has been some dispute as to what ment would result in lower property vote for property tax relief in November easily obtain the 75,653 signatures this means. Property appraisers across taxes for some homeowners. if a Petition drive to get the matter on thei needed to get the proposal on the ballot. the state have been assessing property at "The big deal as far as I'm concerned ballot Is as successful as property Anyone who wants to sign a Petition different rates. is that It will make exemptions worth assessors expect It to be. can go to the property appraiser'a office After a meeting in Tampa in more," said Seminole County Assistant Petitions to place a ttUational. at the Seminole County Court House in December, property appraisers decided Property Appraiser Bill Suber. These amendment proposal that would require Sanford. to Initiate the petition dr ive to amend the exemptions are the homestead exemp. property to be assessed at48 percent of The petition drive was Initiated by law to read "65 percent of just value." tion,tte $5000 tax exemption granted to Just value cm the Noveinberballot iiaye Matepmopertyapprabersafter Florida The drive began Feb. 15. anyone ln Florida who owns and lives ina been signed by 15,617 people as of April Gov. Bob Graham said fr would insist Seminole County Property Appraiser home, and certain disability and senior 16, according to the office of Lake County that all property in the state be-a ssessed Terry Goembel said the appraisers have citizens exemptions property appraiser Ed Havill, chairman at 100 percent of value until July to get the required number of Suber said he thinks the property of the statewide delve The tax assessment law requires signatures. appraisers began the petition drive ,to Havill's secretary Fleeter McKenzie property be assessed at "just value," but If approved by the voters, the amend- assist In putting some stop on inflation." - _______________________________________________________________ vision. - - - - - • contribution to world peace in terms Pet t on - i ___________________________________________ tofoundAng the non-aligned movement and praised Tito as a true world leader of which will serve to inspire not only the , — •- , .-' - - . -. Governor - - RICHARDrONE ..seven challengers Florida Says c bean State' No % Morgan Drops Prime To .17 1/2 NEW YORK (UPI) Chase Manha ttan Bank to 18 Morgan TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) U.S. state Sen. Kenneth MacKay, Miami w "C . percent. Guaranty Trust Co., the country's $, Richard Stone announced as a iawyor Rrd Pettlçew, and lamer fifth largest bank, Monday cut Its Most banks, Including Citibank candidate for ge.electlon today and state Senator Lori Wilson, and several MIAMI BEACH, F1a (UP!) Gov. bearded tyrant in Havana," Graham prime lending rate a full per. and Bank of America, reduced defended ppir votes Indud- otl*ri.are considering the race. Bob Graham aid the wave of Haitians said. centage point to 17% the heels of their prline lending rate to 18% IN his offort of the Panarna C" Stone, 51, appe at a new C00- fleeing poverty and oppressim and 6414 ,Maui" 111te Haill. thou& they percent frmn 19 or 19% percent. a half Percentage point cut by No.3 treaty he concet1d - will - cam him , ference with his wife, Marlene, who will Qaben refugees escaping thecruel t*fld cornmu Len, tie t adler the perils don of polilicil problems. serve as chairman of his reelection of Fidel Castro has Florida a whip f poverty — ' Stone' prediètetl he will win a second ccinrnittOe. He said t won't allow "Caribbean state," tg its people across 41x.y,ar term, but said he probably will cainp.1ilng to Interfere with hIs Senate Graham University 01 life. t ' a e the ave to go through a runoff 14) secure ikitle and wIll try not to flhIU a Ilnaje roil grWtes Sunday that ii Action Reports ................. 2* is search (or freedom makes this emocritic flOi1in8tLoIL Call vote this year doing thod of his On ripple effect of actions by Arou nd Th e Click .......... ....4* Horoscope point vW ea Florida Is a Caribbean d r 'H said his campaign will consist cli 4 politicking on weekends and when boring cou esand noted "soinerlpplea 4B Hospital efeme of his record and calls for ails In Congress is in recm have reached our shores here In south ' UassUkd Ads 28.38 NatIon government spending, Independence Guntor has criticized him for mi.i4, Florida recently" governor then called on the Carter cmics 48 (hirielves strong IITUIVIgr,tiOn oh And a 18 and foreign aix! several votes on key ener conservation "We begin to understand just what a administration to add Crossword 48 -, Issues trade to Its priority hard Place h the world Is *UM policy. W ifl 101 1. Dew Abby 13 Tele visIon ..................uA-7A SevelresdY W1thu many islOperaons seeking the with 3* Wother for Job, including Democratic nomination, a runoff this fill human beings driven from tieIr is candidates Editoria l . 4* World CommissIoner Bill Gunter, Is .hncet tain, he j4, hine1ip by the cruel hand of the Mitt Cabs stitIes 01 Page 3* 2* - — -- - . -. - - • . - - nwiq - _ - - o . Alt' - - - P - - - - J - - ' Raham. - 1 - - - - - - • w j - - . - , Toda . .- -- . - - _ S - .. . - - - • - - - o - / ' - - - - - -, - ' . . I - . - _ - . IL • �- I I - - - -- - : 0 - - - . . -- .. m__ I I I I - . _"I . . I # -, I I % . Senior Meals Boost I . . I. 1- 0 I - over their fate between Islamic moderates and bar. dunes, who wanted to use the bodies to bargain for the retign of the former shah of Iran, now In exile In Egypt, JACKSONVILLE N.P.(UPI) - A iitarine pilot - Legion Honors involved In t6e abortive attempt to rescue American * hostages In Iran says the mission would have been 'a cakewalk" even with only five helicopters . . . . . . . - -. . . . . I lbs takes him to Kenya, Ghana, Upper Volta and the Ivory COWL . Israel Breaks F steeling report. Protest I. portions Of the Northwest and northern and central Florida, but ineh of the nation Is basking In warm temperatures and *MM spring weather. One-quarter to one-half Inch Of rain NU on parts Of southern Washington, while Isolated shower activity spited across Wyoming Into central and eastern Coloiido. Ov tbreeqiartars of an Inch fill In GslnesvWs, Fla., late &mdq and early today. Temperature readings In the Ok and 70@ were common throughout the Midwest and the South. Despite the warm readings elsewhere, temperatures sd Into the 3toand even ln the Us In portions of northern New England late Sunday. *11* READDIGS 11 S.)* lUaperatW*3 7leveruljL low; $4; yesterday's high: U; barometric pressure: *11; relative Ianty: $7 pert; winds.. gist at $ m.pA 1VDAY TIDE& DAYTONA SUCH, bigt", 15:05 p.m.; - lows 5:14 am., 6.44 p.m.; PM CANAVERALI high 11:50 p.m.;Iows,L41am..$ 11p.m.; *AYPORT:ti$hs$:ULm., 4:33 p.m.; lows, 1138 am., 10$$p.ne. IL As to 3q1141 l BOATING VORECASI I+A L.1 1A - .A Oat i• L1 w - . - - - - - - - ---- - - -- noribsest It 10 15 n4111 decreasIng at ght. WI . . - . in . % - 'V i.-.-r -- - - .. '. Now . 1 10 . - -- the centerin Sanford. - - ack. P register, say deputies. The suspect was last seen fleeing oit . - But he did return with a gun and left through the back door, along with $300, deputies say. sits, 11 o Terry r Drive, d,told deputies he was workim at Village Plu~i, 1496 State Road 434, . - . -- - ATLANTA (UPI) - -_ -, . - - - - -- -- , - - - . - - -- ost BHOZ TITh Comes to end - - - - - - - 'I- - - -. - . - - - - - •'-' w - 'v ",cwsd stridenui "NoIlth*- and adio-will - i - • - • 4f 10 ad - - • - i - - - • - '+ - - . - . - u wiiuvntboh'4!ng. edr LOW .wwi vice president a acting • - elf heYugoslav patiaiefiiursdsy 11* collectIve lemiersiuip a system nJf devised, said flto'a body would 1* where the body of Ile In state In tim blue-dented - - SupdIj brne by his speciall "Blue Trairill today hvm, - - HOSPITAl. MAY 4. ISS A DM ISSIONS win now take - . V. . - - - - 'F 011(0* i . j' .. OWMI . ..' 5 •(fl% 531 "' - V .Cuban-Americans In Miami pack suplyAlms, in the , refugees. witi be processed qu c i kly and moved ilut. Orange Rowl parking lot- to load boats to be TUt wasn*t the case when a similar tent city was built at an tratlered to Key West. Tlhe supplies %vere recentl abandoned pLir strip on the Eglin rtWV&UOn to hAndI* Vietgiven to the T`ubans 'Miled c" Into the'lleruvian 11=113e refugees, Many residinti haven't forgotten that. here ernbwiss' In Havana. when it took - ' O3d E. '33 tfrd W. )5d 124 to cu1aor°'"lg Iro sins t his Legs and !tidaey trouble. 1110 . Deparomilit spokesweelm Anita Sl~c~ Closing tb via operation in Havana because , $aid Sunday, he CUban government has so far failed to On Friday,. about 400 Cubans walling for protect Cu bans who have gone to the budding emtKn,t,on papers to the United States took for exit papierwork, rvfuge in the U.S. Interest Section of the Swiss "We will nut let this kind of situation develop Kmbasy in Havana when attacked by a group tomorrow. We are suspending the bumigra. I of nien carr)ing clubs, pipes a lion, tsa and refuge. prtram there, Stale Ms.Socknan sa dtheemp1oyescwec(e(j - - - - . - .. DOiY . - "This time it's a lot easier," said Jim Sw irn. a ct%itian who edits the weekly new"Wr publigled at Eglin, "We &,m't have 'V - - uisi4I Cud, arua 5. HIILDS Trudy Pv^ Deltoel aides are ruffled about the f.1L fight with t1n, DA Swinson questions the wisdom tA ming 4-tin to handle to the point they began housing C dAmfles,, ware stadium. w . v i ,, esandeven Mis usO Bowl - * "W3 a dumb site in my opinkxk, because *(the swimertirlw hurricane threat and the lack of pernwient facilities htm,,, Swinson saW "We hid to set up e%vrythU* ,-tent,st phunbing, ad electricity." Fort Walton Bwh residents; aho remember the . - % Wl. namnese who remained in the area, taking some . a jobs at same. "This Job isn't that gi, but it took nw four weeks to t it." said a waitress lbs the tulet Shop rentauraul Now the s . Cub*s am Ong to take all the jobs like the Vkt whteW ' did . .0 the years W,t Meanwhile. life in tk. tent city settled qUkCk4 * into -a rouitine. Hundreds of reftees stood in a blating suln siraky NXI heard a C he flntpubbcrehiscecemon ttw vm . - IL , - .. ..W -*- -4 , II 1 . I . hadaltendedin1Sto0,ars • ,,Julie MC00wou 44" MWV A. WlnW MW9 ' WMP - DISCHAIGS$: SanWd: v E. VMUbI 7WI.w vare C. aea' Paul lI's orden not tonmnfoue4kçtlon but finaUy decided to - - AREA interest section to conduct nominal business' Meanwhile. the chief of the nafion*3 tttvp* c4 program predicted as many as 25,000 Cubans . ----N~.. - Ms S*ockm was unable to say what im- new wave Of Cubans could force Congress to have on 11* Cuban esokis. - . Dalias And from the uldiistrial traditions fly an are Democrat ocrasmust . Austin * 'Jl4IOfl San Antonio - ' 'O Vatican DEATH - Detain was part Of a e1gebytbepops to k..4 priests oilt(4po1ftks,- wee4 - order- to a tbun the pootill*mW in a mwft with prism in Kht. - I - IS OitS$ItISS __ - - is' Nasui a. RT K)RNS Robert B. Johns 41, of ii? 0 MdiN Sohr4sy at"bli (tO De1'e, Sanfd4 died be at w* w,. S11twi Fwrel Hs SatISfdsy night at his home SIIS* CIdiWS Born hi Sanford, he attended *e. l.N.ld bi titi.p, Catarv. local schools and was em m u,. at nuwa P°)' by Dry Well Can- 'v beiwie sulic" CIL PA to ow", - ____ The pap. told them to "leave political responsibility to time. vi a. ,. a, Is i. USI JOitAS, ator4; dalithtw ei ctios In another maw, being as yes are priests of • Qrt sal Of tis nry." mi il 5°" ' 3osSord; obeothers, W""t ()7atal River and Ibield Tuna; two sisters1 - , - . temporal matWa. Ida 1(4111110 be 'a edict dasdad and• ttue stay out Orissa HM1d$ owad into lbs : ____ College Law - S CM r' a c c cw - ssfref.gk - Ifl- Is. titelitj NVFIW tP No*hà.uh,i.R BebsOl FW*tlI IkanePA In chap of etengemoet. CALL3222fl &ftftllenild ____ I ° 0 ___________________________ % ioow-., . .. 0 Q ''-" DrIask 9% was dw of - - - Q0 0 U OWWWWO 01111t C061168111I With 6110 Pope's P00a 00thk MW - and Idl IA POW, Lain Mary. for t w16 DOOM I 1"111412 "Mm W 5:05 P.m cam • - 10. - ~ yes hsveVt 322u261 1 .. sthat It's nelotflclal and bshas not said,sbe _____ aid the DHnt Get Your Paper? , - ctenac, Ilv*ss. eN... uwnw o SNtsri45. Dateas ,•,., e-top USurSL,Rev.aMsrv -. -, - -- - - - - ---V - - -; • - an-a... • - - - T • - a Oi 'V, I -., - - ___ - calling for Nixon's Impeactimeni th C. sow wilum ton __ guarantee the safety of peopl* who come to the In the United Staten without the full benefits Of Congress, Drmnan became the first Roman C tholl priest to sane, Another Jesuit priest and educator, Robert J. Cornell of De P'ere, Wis,, was elected as a Democrat in 1174 but defeated in a bid for a third term In 117$. Described as stern and intense in official matters, he is perhaps but known for Introducing the first House resolution mon,'saldGroannaiatneidsaporteroecongress. MW16 I- MIN""d b14V 9M • . - - Santeri: ' 0 bra thb ratim-3 eadm0eid I milholli Wegal programs were W" w1tft*fflM representative from Massacba,etts' 4th DLitrlct In 1170 and became the first Catholic priest elected to Conçni While downs Of Protestant clergymen have served in "''"He has no plans whatsoever, H, only lear ned of this a week he haunted all Of his appeals Sat urday after- ss . Aivu, I.. $s,w Rkwd *I . .1 . the (language) interpretation problem we had then t d I I V clay, says a top party official and friend Of Drinan, "Father Detain will serve out his term, but will not seek reelection," said Jerome Grinentan, a Democratic National + Pike I.abe sasry A. .u.t. ' taft - wwwuw%n.pnPnaU. °'" W' th the Reagan BOSTON (UPI) - Rep. Robert F. Drmnan. D-Mass, the first Roman Catholic pr iest elected to Congress, fought L\pe John V - - 6 ,. Cuban refugees 10 V peace." Priest In Congress To Drop From Race - SO"" J402" " for blocked arteries in his left leg an Jan. 12, but this proved unXensful and the leg 1. dot later three ta.i during t.a At least '1110 appeared Oil the brink Of death only to rally. - "They want to find work.-'%1Mhttman said. "71hey want to become self sufficient, and they want to 1* able to Live in To 1. Suspen . d Ic uba V*Isa Ope I 1. . '. - . Tito, - + av *1* ADMISSIONS 'd - nIL !*ed T. Ctk Osaeis - t . - aid is --'I, an WM 4alst 3 Is a eli 4 iim'ta." - - svu1$OLUMIMOrnAI. j am effmad nines 8* the_" e UP Dethan acheduled a news conference for today and Vatican hewesutosnnouncehewouldmiae,ka stz torm tMi tsLL Doraft Nechart district said Sanday night Domain would have nothing to say ________ u 0*. ai, She was ashsd If he would reaped the popes decision. L. Vewq - WOk2 War U leaders. t m., a i.. ,.,.,.a,.., I4II the tent city but officials are bracing for up to 2,500 at a time. Thre's optimism from both Officials and lunIeers that the - -• . A #1 USa Car nirS eadJ uS i D -HOSPITAL NOTES - - TtekSin1yftoormi.*ths,llitsd hart fibs'. ad persUve" Ø4ione sa the rao (4 death. 0010ft *110411tWIMUM 91 W *VW - • January, waited more am thm hws to V ' at onthejthOfpresldentOftheel . + local f(Ah Vocess.ing plant& Tt*y fear the Cubans %All do it* On the ROpuLII,IO side, In Texas'delegate selection caucuses carry it they are to win the White House Ronald Reapn. wen 63 of the so Texas delegates, all 21 in Arizona and seven of both sid es agreed C4rter would get at - them was bad news for Carter, who as uicito to further strengthen his least 1 00 of the state's 152 delegates, has I 204 of the 1'7 delea 1-in hold, On the GOP nomination. Georpb allhotwh the finki results won't be known Meat Kennedy Bush won 11w few Reagan didn't, for a couple Missouri Republicans also formalized In Minnesota, where homestate hero results that w ill give hIm 34 Of the Walter Mondale makes Carter popular, Nd York Mayor Edward Koch, an state's i delegates Reagan now has the president won 11 delegates In three early Carter supporter, said Sunday If Of the delegates needed for weekend congressional district con- theelectlonwere held now Reagan wouid nojtjnat. Rush has 143 delegates. %entions etwaing 22 delegates me can his city - a Democratic bastion 1k Jacksonville. Police said Weacbe was delving about 45 miles an hour in the westbound lane Of Stats Road 380 the time of the accident. ---ueu. r e ma enoos wnoes war. - - - - - problems of the world and the nstioN my personal world was falling 5PSfL "But you don't serve the people for half Your life without learning bow to solve problem% so I faced mine, he said. 'I 10011 my mistakes to 1113! fl1&k*t found forgiveness; now, I'm ready to take my record of Hospital and released. Killed was James Neighbors, 31 Cincinnati, who wugtaUonedatCedflFaldNyaiM Station ; Which took power-when 'fito fell Ill last -,. - Island, the delver Of tim toii itun its dozing off before he collided with liii blcc1iata. Weache, 19, was treated for shock at Caps Canaveral - - ef ugees R United Prm taterastiosal Althoulzh Carter "sit) outdist&rKvd -uncommi Tens gave President Carter a lard- Sen, Edward K ennedy in bias, nearly delegates, one Of- them Rep Richard " victory In deles-Mea and popuix 20 pfftvnt rvjected both men by voting Nolan. an early Kenned4 supporter, and vote this weekend, but there are in. "uncommitted" an ominous Kennedy got two. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.(UPI)-A Navy meilcaj corpsman was killed and four other people Injured Sundaywhenacarranntoagoiçoflcobicycuga maklnga-t50-mnlletriparoosthe state, Police Investiga tors said Scott Weothe of Merritt 'V - " Texas Bo sts- service to the people Of Georlia. - I "We belong to Tito, Tito belongs to us," Jovanks, was not visible. declared Mjan Rosic Of Lubljana, where "Comrade Tito In dead," black-clad an. Tito died Sunday and where his final journey noimewa Intoned Sunday, breaking Into at. began as the train shwg.4 Into the coon- ternoon programs to announce the death Of tryeide.____ Yujoslavla'a only since World War IL Black-bordered newspapers were almoot, Than words aimoiancsd the end Of an era wholly dedicated to the death Of the last Of the mid plunged Yugoslavia Into maiming for the great World War II Leaders, the father Of peasant-born statesman who fought a modern YImOIJ,Ia and a founder Of the non- guerrilla war against the Nazis, defied Soviet .l1edmov.rnent. dlctslorJdsef Stalin in114l and led the nation Tens Of thoinde Of grieving Yugoilsn for more than three decades on an Iridependpachad lbs rainy *.ota of Ljobljeni, where oat communist path. top officials spoke Ina brief mnidlW,1c. - Newspapers rushed out special editions before Tito's coffin we put one Urns whose but pages displayed 1m4., blackaboard lbs train on which bean often traveled bordered pictures of the dead leader. People - aroigid 8* country. . lined op at osw.tai to buy them. The At Us first Sad only stop Of the s4'm' Zugreb newspaper VjiIk ilide't even iwe joimnay In Yagreb, thounsm of grief- any wori on Its front page: the black bar. stri..cken Yagoslays gathered at 11* dared portrait was enough. - raIl. +sam macarryumeuag.orapsa -"usy,1ao,st1$s$hoiui(1s:Iga.m. coffin PdW 4 for a 4NWnds suvia EM IRLIMINA,We goat heart,of... our. ' - - - ift continued through the weekend. No one really knows how ny ill be - that I had turned Qut to be erubeuler, Talmadge said in one W spot. "While I was worrying about the -. strugsle against a crippling array of .uiventa over, was borne today on a special "Blue Train" In a 10-hour Journey to a mooning capital. - "The last several year"f my Hie have been par. Uoularly traumatic an uniormnate divorce, 11w . .I : that every Yugdslav school child learns: "We belong to Tito, Tito belongs to us." . Among the mourners who accompanied the body on tho train on Its day-long journey to Belgrade were Tito's two sons Zarko and Who. and tap officials. His estranged wife, - - Sen. Herman Talmadge, facing - recent troubles. - . - Pled"S conumircials. The senator himself begins a quick rem of his ' V 1~111_ Key Vest freedom seahft moved Into the tents Satlazday, and . U.S. . - - - the dead serNicemen. Eglin's airm~n mourned th*.I&Uen colilrades lot). theft went to the 42-acre treeless fad&unds it rents the city and in a matter of hours buHt a tent city complete with field kitchens and a hos;piul. The first plane load of Cuban refugees from a* M&riql to . y trusted ---------, . .%t % % 4 I %, , I ' - _ This seaside resort community turned out In force to mourn '• -: '- a . I . % a rare stiff molection fight, plans to ass tAkyWou to touch on aQZne of his recent personal woes although ` making only vague references to the more con, troversial matters. : Georgia sena tor, denounced by his colleagues on the Senate floor for the handling of his office and personal finances, is paying a Columbia. I -- - .I ' ' - - to rescue the American hostages in Iran were members of the. the Cut)an refuget influx that swamped south Florida officials ___. *4 - 4b W UMAU r She said 15000 sponsors await Base. '. TdimadgeRecords TV - .. - " A man who Ordered a Pizza Saturday night from a lAngwood P1132riA nrm returned for his pie. I Ith Special Operations Squadron at nearby EgM Air Force I A Midway woman was jailed Saturday on charges she f1ret.. a 22 caliber pistol randomlyoutside a house where she hid PIIIAIIIA WORKER ROBBED BY GUNMAN - think this little community has taken the whole brunt." havebeenarundforsomeu,lt has hepotential for Infecting Large segments of the population. A panel of the government's top health expert,, the Advisory Cornmittee W Inniinizal.ion Practices,' meets today and Tuesday to consider recoUl?. , . ' - ew Uome and tvm days later we get this," said Charkne Sunfor(L -I just uiiuces . I . the restaurant's back door. I . WOMAN CHARGED WITIffflOOTING The burglar galned entry betwm 6 a.m. and 9: 10 p.m., say . . I - A ki each B decades But to some local resident,,. it as salt on recent and past wounits. "This li ttle community Just buried five of its serv1,, ' severe Influenza-A, some of which were found AO be the Dw4liffing cash, the gunman was handed $M from tfie . tJ VnIvo4uI rgument. Nadine Ward, 35, of 31Z Water St was charged with . 7 aggrav9ted assault following the shooting. - Deputies Pu asI' Ward was involved in an argument with Johnny Cotton, 21 30 Sipes Ave., Midway, at 2498 Center : Street, Midway, Saturday afternoon. Shortly after 4 p.m., deputies were called to the scene on ja report of a shooting. They say they found Ward outside the ham and several fresh bullet slugs scattered around. One shot reportedly passed through Cotton's shoe into,the porch. None . of the shots caused an injury. . I 1. V .r P . I. Singapore. But there were scattered cases of the more later, but did show . . up just before uddni6t with a gun, deputies I t Polke Boat -- -. '. -. . tent city" this weekend. ' late stages Of last s flu outbreak& mostof cTh5 at that time were caused by another flu . I - . . At one poirA Sundkv,.an * arri%v* - For the refugees, it was their first taste of freedom in Scientists first spotted the A-Bangkok virus in the - ,!he moSquito". - " mendations for a protective flu vaccine. The sessions will be, held at the national center for Disease Contralt I at - V . * . . FORT WAL.TON BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Charter flights m refugee" said t\\znator Of the U.& Janicetth K(,%- West durtiped nearly 100 Cuban refugees into a nearby CaftUc Contertinct's rtSettkMent tMwt. ." . * The new virus Is being called A-Bangkok Because It dered a pie. % The man failed to return for the promised pie a half hour I. -- ATLANTA (UPI) - A new Influenza* virus has , surfaced in Us country'and several other Parts Of the world, Prompting, government scientists to change their recommendations for r'zt winter's preventive . vaccine. -. a lton 4 W , Nina Crouse raises flag presented`~by the unit to . *aval - - Ots a group of patients look on as Auxiliary member - - Fi%v of the eight Wmicemen who died in the aborted &ttempt virus uiU . Her nephew, Maria Alvarez, said Mrs Air Station Annex, awai ting buses to take V-1"t ' Tent C1ty V - V . Panamanian freighter, brought none, probably was worsened by spending a flight to Eglin Air Force Base in the me white-hulled liangower had been seven nights sleeping on the muddy Florida Panhandle. second highestI skyscraper. . Lakeview Nuiiing Center Activities Director June Miller (left), Veterans of Foreign Wars Auilliary 10108 President Ada Reiley (right) and Action ReporI.ets . * Fires . * Courts " - - . Boston-Man Dives To Death , - - I . . . . - . - . The largest craft to arrive, a 1%400t Montera had'a heart condition that therneitheirlo.Miarmor to the airp)qfor 0' skywalk, a popular sightseers spot atop the city's - . Herald PhOle bit TOM No" .. . • - - .,c Trateri Carrying Tito - 's Bo Mae* V . ~ ,.,* - o rn V I. checking fingerprints late Sunday night in an effort to identify him. V Observers said lb. man apparently carried the brick I. I'edv thay be 1-'- I , refugees to the United States Sunday. The man carried no identification and Police were . - - ~. . stagrng that 105 boats had caffied 3,149 steps up the landing pier, A medicV1 dwilner pronounced him dead at the sore wood,at1Op.m.Saturdaywhenamancameinandor - - - I t of - Sunday and his body was removed to a city mortuary. - - - -. % - and then Jumped to his death. He landed on a seconfloor terrace 49 stories below. V . 4 pollee said, due to heat from the stove. ffid damaga done by someone who climbed in ftv* an WMW window, Police 1". Raymond ouuer, 15 Sanford Court Apartments, told police he discovered all four burners of bW roge turned on, his girifrie a clothss strewn around and seen Photographs I. gone. . - - .1 .. About $5W damage was done to the wall behind the range,* APAIIThD4TDAMAGEDBYIIEAT A Sanford man returned to his apartment Thursday night to and aon-allPtMnt freedom & • •1. - vo iwmlo from p way, we - tj . - 9O de wide FkTKIa Struts between we can uoe them-out,' -aamd William--refugee shuttle West and Cubs key Traugh of the Federal Emergency Man- known death Sunday Vincenta Maria agennt Agency (FEMA). Montera, colla psed and died after she The flood of reees strai fathues Before midnight, an unofficial count stepped off a beat and walked about 38 to handle them. More than 3, hukiled BOSTON (UPI) - An unidentified man carried a brick to the 50th floor observation deck Of the - . . _ - . 0 - ., a to a -highway" of boats brought mom than Matiel, Cuba, and pick up 3W retili . tm 3,OM refugees to the old U.S. Naval ban But.Roger Rodrigm of Miami. aboard where President Harry Trumin used to the freighter, said Cuban authorities walk In solitude )3 years ago ordered the vessel to I 're coming In much faster than passengers ment Association, a citizens' action group.- : -. ' - BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) President Josip Bros Tito, $7, his four-month - 4 Interest to minority groups -and the-Better Govern. + V by - . I In addition, *study said, 59 percent of the clan of 1978 had dropped out by graduation day, and 51 percent of the class of 1P77 quit school. Illinois law allows Purse'' To Stop , NATIONAL REPORT: Showers and thunderstorms cover - I. groimd of the tent KEY WEST,I Fla. (UPI) gt t of the e - - 1. : ' - - - II . pulled a knife, and the pair Of would-b. thieves Left without further dinage. U Intended victim " left the park with her liandbag I poll" say. Israeli fired air and Launched teargas grenades to break iç Palestinian demonetratioini today In a cm ickdown on . moun t ing civil unrest In the occupied West Be* heel barred business strikes, banned meetings by Wed Bank, leaders and re,impoied cmwrsWp restrictions on Arab newspapers In line with tougher measures Imposed on the unruly region since a terrorist ambush Friday killed six Jewish seminary obodents and Four of the dead, Including and Capii1i were to be . ' I 0 V V WEATHER . ~ Msny. May S. 3,000 D part Cuba, .I rM.. Highway To VS! n';, schools In 1975, the study reported, only 20146 graduated in ma - - The other ThOTh thanOsleEapparentiy topped out of school, said study, conducted by the Chicago Reporter ajnthiy bulletin on tues of - - The pops was to cross the Zaire River to the Congo replablic today and *Mvi in Brazzaville at 3-a.m. EDT . twa fly*thour "LHis It.*, six-natim Atrimp tar, - I . students to quit school when they reach age le ' PlneWnt Put, Und Street and Chase Amm,Sanford by two men. One tried to grab her Purse, but lot so when she kicked. him In the groin, folics say. She gopped the second I Ti8Sd for hint after earning welit Into mourning. - k_ -, ty's public high schools each year leave :utntero gra* d duating, a study shows, Of the 45,965 freshmen who enrolled In public high :- against-persona section of the Seminole County Sheriff's Departmept. report Eldrs King, 0, of U17 & Lake Ave., told police she was canceled a program of folk4ocing and singing - - . . . Reynolde Of the Sanford Police Department. AI3.year-old Sanfordwomnansucceesfullcvnvincedtwo would-be pixie snatchers she was not a good target, pollee ' The - -. ---.- ,.% -. tamJAhhuFowMrOf - lbs Swidey mw some tIres hours Later. But he I - i .-Aq W, "- 'SVf * others, many seriously, . r 4" of the Altamonte Woman Uses 1A ~ KINSHASA, WfilIM) T'em Of W"880419 Of . p9q* arging through a narrow ptelto get to an open.. Pope Jolq"d U crushed and people trampled - - --. - - . .. i. . 1! I, . ~ .,% .. t.., 1". . . - r a 'I Police Department. thecallofdutyfortwlc.golnglntoabirnjng building In the Midway area last year to save V . - . I I - - County Fire Division for his isrvi6l." - 80. George Hagood of ale crimes. . 9 DI Trying T S I : I ._ . ~'. 7 . r .I Winter SFinP Fire t. - U George Myers of the JAM Mary _ . £nii Hera ld.Seal FL . . - LA. WUlln LBibb of the Semtol. Willing W"to swap some of an remaining boluses for British efforts"to ft1volve Arab diplomats In the - t~~ " I . Department and John Richardson of the Longwood FIre-Departmeqt. Robert Beales Of the Winter erPubtlesatevomamrscognizedare:. LONDON (UPI) - Arab gunmen holding the Iranian for six days released three of their hostages over a 3'4-tur but Iran ::d remaining es to for' " The release of the hostages cam amid reports that . li F' 111a. Fire Department. the Altamonte County Commis;sIoner Sar4ra Glum was John Fisher of the - Casselberry Fire - recognized with a certificate of app%datim _ . **"%,' .1 Deplartment od James Bingham of the. for her concern for veterans and service.to OW 'GLORY Conselberry Police Department. the community. -Detwuvu Wmism Hassori and Karen - FLIES- HIGH - Gunmen Release 3' Hostages . - -Frank Taylor of the Longwood Police But the Pilot said he and several other pilots involved ,.. . American n " military planners said six were required. I"It would have been a cakewalk," the pilot add. . . . . . . . . More Than 50% Of Students I mcago- High 'cnooj - V dedication to law enforcement am for assistance give to veterans in pgracul". Honored cartificate for tmitorim ser vice" "'7"ole '"Public ' Director lbe ned felt the rescue could have been ac compIithe with only five helicopters, although . - the lives ot~wo children -a t1myea.01d and the helicopters and a fuel-laden C-130 cargo plane killingeight "We knew that mix helicopters were necessary for the mission, and we only had five," the pilot told Th. News . . Prudential Tower. broke a poe of thick glass with it A pisque far outstanding servim to the Legion Post 53 of Sanford In special ceremonies honoring public safety personnel roughout an county. Polk 'was br his INBRIEF . . l community attempt that ended In tragedy last month when one of . i - - Polk by the NA ~TK)N .II. . - . I The 31-year-old Marine captain, who granted the nterview on the condition his name not be used, flew w* of do RHWD helicopters involved in the room I .- I , ministered by the Visiting Nurses Association. 11 amount of umed Community Care could not show how the programwgujdbe fundeplustberestofthisyear'aallocatbonfor ftmded next year. Community Care is enough lo fund both the C00nerSanCfr*Gle she WU Meals on Wheels and Visiting Nurses concerned because the coun ty- might not be - Association requests, according to Ike able to fund additional meals next year and Deparbent Of Human Services. Raid Pilot Disgruntled . . . . . ..; IN ` - had meh4low problems, ML Lsuchner said. But recently It was decided that Community Care programs should be ad. has a 10 percent local match, But the commission turned down the same reque in March because th fH - - . - I . .. ., 1.I 1, I . I . get $31,000 from the federal overnment 1O which no local match is required. For now, the local match money can be ,provjed froul. funde 1ginallj IP0catL to Community Care for Elder pcograms The programs could not start' because they provide I 10 more mob per day for 131 days. The federation can accept 131,142 from the federal government for Moab on Wheels It it Details of their conversation were not published, but I But the fdP has this time, corng to carrio Laucbner, of the county Seminole County Court House Sanford. The federation Is asking that $3,538 of ttmde budgeted for another program for the elderly that Is d!JLaJed transferred 10 J( fed11 so ft can te adventage of an Increase In federal funding that would the body truisfer was seen as settlement of the dispute . the Federation cgjg7 " on Dept. of Humanl Services staff., - -, . The federation will not nieed to ask f9r The emnmission mod at 9:30 a.m at ths couity money wit year bemuse it ix*ts to meeft with ft Shlite Moslem Wader. . ,*r.wti 1. WOM - - position of having W at a people who' =UZW" Oexpand the . TEHRAN, Iran(UPI) -Iran handed over today the a 11 Will .I %-...-,'. -a - DMNEPYK l3trald 811111 Writer , charred remains of eiajfl American soldiers to a Greek (thodoz archbishop ho will arrange for their final jotrnsy tune to their families later this week - ----- - - -- '- - ------- -------- --- Archbishop Hularion Capucci signed official papers to ty ho Of Ayatollah Ruholah Khomeini fo r a 4Smthute . L I Of Raiders To Archbishop I . "-- III I I . . . I ounty To Consi er Iron Turns-Over- Bodfr . . A C _j IN BRIEF ob L -- . AV'tDI F. - . - - 11----------- It - I I , . -. I - . . _ - - - I 1. ---------.- + - i-i'- �- I I % - ;.._.... r_ --- z. :;_;: _____________ .. -- -•-- _-- - - . -: -. ' - .- . . - -- - - ' - - - . - - ---. ' - . -.- - - - - - — - * - ._'.IS_ _______ — _______ — — .—' I - - -' - - --• ________ - . - - - - .,4.. -- 4 • '- -•••-• - - --- - - . - , b, -' - - -'... --- . 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A few days later, the Memphis dldacy, a demand expressed both in publid bureau, finding no truth to the allegations, and In private, Kennedy copid plausibly run notified Washington that they were, after all, not as a party splitter but as a party savior. •" But all that Is long gone. Kennedy has wu in Massachusetts, New. York, Connecticut, This didn't stop a high FBI official from telling two New York Thnes reporters later Arizona, Alaska, Pennsylvania now that "Selgenthaler - Is not entirely port" 'Michigan, but he hasn't won much. In — Steven Wodsa, an official of the Oil, Pennsylvania, f or example, Kennedy Chemical and Atomic Workers Union, kept collected93delegates, while Carter, "Loslng,' prodding federal agencies to Investigate Silk. collected RL Holding his own even where: wood's charges of poor safety procedures at Kennedy "wins,' Carter forges ahead:' the nuclear plant. Information later turned up elsewhere. Moreover, Kennedy's original rationale has In FBI files falsely charging the Wodka had been stood on Its head. Even if he sexual relations wi th Sllkwood. —Other derogatory information about Silk.., somehow wrest the nomina tion away from wood's alleged an life is also. scattered Carter, Kennedy would lead the party 10 disaster In November. through the FBI flies. Against Ronald Reagan, Kennedy would Footnote: An FBI declined probably not carry a single Southern or comment. Meanwhile, Stockton's attorney Ted Jacobs and the Fund for Citidional Western state. The Democrats could forger., Government, plan to file suit against FBI about Texas and California. Judging by his officials for showing In the Illinois primary, Kennedy has conspiracy to deprive Stockton 01 his con- little appeal in the Midwest. .. - • _ - - - • g balance of payments deficit that was s Dialliell and Stoddon Uwned` that Jacque SrWA a COPY edlor at the Nashville spending Issues be left to Congress?" Cau&in the middle ofall this was Solicitor - • - - -- - - -- - - - - - BERRY'S WORLD - - - - - .- - - - - - - LEWIS GRIZZARD - - - ;r u--s • -. . leaning C i ñiti had vaxit int.st in iiag until rec1y when Ifound eat you em chest at It. Now that Iknow you caithest, I on - vcepç rvnng is being a real sport. j - Her,tfore, Ithought LI . - ,'.- - bored boeeswlvss sal guys who were Ir, lbs *na dub In high school did occasionally bacetas 1 hid never known the joy of sweatIng. i ''" - Othz 1111151$, le1&i3 thi ieOa who - bar, and apidmts • damned Bosh1111501 f thS entire lUnille Youcupotij the flzinprsctaceUyaflcor comm, but *psd lmo do pod two favoelt. athiek elup.tltboea Raistall had miles from the Ms'i lb. for a nii a - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - L - _-- - ___ - -. - • - -- - T1 -- jr—,i . - ___ "F 60ft '' cia . -. -- - - - 0 - -- - -- - - - - - $ - -- -- ---- --- .. - • - -- • - , - -., - - -, - - i••, . -. i.;, - - -. - - -- - - - - - - •- - .-, - LL1& JS, -- quesiieairg - "jogira" should be d,5a4.ipl, pin, —SHOE TEST: Ruluneri tinIiI la aa'v diacoloots, môteuIie, anything a cowboy mgi4 wear while alking the . • - - 11 . - - - - -- - - - -- - - -. - - rththj' , wstanca: 'i*r. øttaRoaii" - •- - lL. - -- - .- -I - - Iq - - . .. - • .. . ~ ~ --.' . • - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - . — - -- -- - I ... -- - - - - ' . - - • . - • . Sid and Imogene will present two of their most famous sketches "The White pug" and "The Bull Fighter" - on "The Big Show" next week for producer Nick Vanoff who was a dancer on "Your Show of Shows' in 1951. Caesar thinks "Your Show of Shows" w ou ld be-an eious hit today, but it would mean tr aining young crews in the techniques of jive telecasting. - - , . I - lines" - - - - In Om" - time çor mi\ Cne,C.-Up. - , L - t7 - ~e) - r- - - - - [4. • - -- - - % - - I 11 - - •,, FAMILY DENTISTRY' DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 - - RVING - 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD.323-2301 - -., - -- -- - -- "____________________________________________ - 1 -' - * Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment - - - D D Is Pasod To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 - -, .* •D%StOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS. - - - - - - - The Mutt Found Guilt In Bitter Pooch Paternity Suit * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE - * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS - - k7pal)OU . 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But I - - - - - - - -,,-•- -4 • - . . . 1. . could never remember what the signals meant. I'd get so absorbed in w ha t the man was sig na ling that I'd f orget my . O?V-uV3 HUEMk1M u amsera r I . -- 4 ,is rehearsal. - - -- il-it - - .. -- uIspwome1suns wear thorn, Aisy virA fithar withoet suii eq"lpmiat iKJ4 dstaioad for ior. TX5 - - . ' ___ atislln a aybook Is football, or doping a The stink cwauil a m"ber 01 ooha)pisnt horse, or thdatlng en East German swinmer IaestIptbme end news coofersicea end a N111 4 tjng Iumoue. gristdeal ci coofusion The problem, 01 ut rrng i never tiungist wjbody cose,is ut01nung never has hid ctteiIndM iiimhj I rn.mber when sene to I with a cleating irandel Were and 01 my friends tint 1. wue't squlppw to handle LI, - - - at& Is- Bhirk St itivI&1 heáø&1Ie11 11 lw-AL -liwl vk4iwv that in rwM&i. th aiM '1D -.----, --.-v--'-# thavingiol Ue 60's, ad somebor Is alw*ys buchi In endorwnrte Pore, men. - ' - - - - - they were put in the script. We never ad libbed alter the final - - - iWSUI MW HOLLYWOOD(UPI) - con of 1111110 we 01010 to IIM$f £Wala flW4iiii U(st wiIUIS to'""come MA& I - AND PLO 64$ COIPOS,tgo, pasture, or barefooted should be coneidared ytan eabarraaansnts In tie future Is a sat of aespidone. Any runner fhr jj flip.flcpa guW.lIn. to follow In cbsWng out flM.)Ang .freild be pla ced In the same holding cage rumors to nt orwn they completed the with the gurs wearing "jogbr,g." itIra caor BREATh TEST: Finishers who reek 01 The NiUnnal Uaioa for Rusalog Utorul orange juice obiwy are Davelaponant (NURD)has ofImre&a stan lgItknst. F1mMrs who reek 01 gIn or voa i 01 nuthede to be considered. 7oflovtisg are 01 the NUP!) tie nearby bar to * what all lbs coirnetlon iona:.__ wea shoot. quilI —JOBA TEST: j1j1 • &iiu ' - - . "wiwuwofthij1y"as1dom,sD "pning " - ~~ The Boston Marathon Up ... I - - - - - - - - By VERNON SCOTT - the ruble the official currency 01 Afglt'rAatan sometimes by landslide margins, In the ethnic Is hither proof — If any were needed — that and Catholic working-class wards of Man-the Russians plan to stay there a long, long cheater and Nashua. If Chicago's legendary unit. • Mayor PJduard Daley were still alive he ENERGY EAR: DOE officials who deal would take one look at the results In Chicago with Congress have been Instructed to submit and tell K.'medy to lAna off. weekly "Intilllgunce Nor can Kennedy's dismal showing be ng "reports on Capitol Hill dobp,hicludl Information Iii lbs DStii' explained by the tremendous strength of his for, gowip. opposition. Carter is no Roosevelt, no DOUBlE BILLING: U.S. taxpayers won Eisenhower. H. Is widely perceived as a charged $20 Wflhiii last year for stationing feckless failure a man In way over his depth, troops and sIIpiient In Germnanr and Great a hopeless nerd. &ltitn. 1 10901 that. the two allies had The Democrats now find themselves in the nerve to submit a $ million property tax bill unenviable position of having to choose for or. tieIieIfl$ betsn two hopeless candidates. But Ken. Penton paid. ha't twiiing matters at all. Deft isn't - -t ' atitutional right& The demography of the New Hampshiri, DIGGIM IN: The Soviets' move to make prunary was a portent: Kennedy lost heavily, at $2 billion In ivm. G.,al wads McCr.e, arguing the federal Tennesiesan, had gilned accese to FBI Industrialization Is undeniably on its way. And, Pr=VAffln documents In the case that had been denied to aiUon that If all goes well, Mexico can match its economic should be %gwid. m presentation c.nt. the subeommnittes. 'I1wy furtherdiscovered miracle with that endowing South Korea, Taiwan, on the gonent'sinterest in 'uescving that &uujl WM ifl FBI I01nuant, and hid been used by the bureau Ins cue involving a and Japan — the nation the Mexican* seek to human life and encouraging chIldbirth." emulate. Hopeful of the outcome, Americans will McCrea absolutely refused to be drawn Into Soviet diplomat, DIsclosure 01 this brought criticism of the the wider constitutional question of the observe Mexico's rise with oidlnarv in tietkw i the grSI ciary vi Congress. He seemed to ob. -. and undoubtedly will offer whatever assistance is Jud press e...., -a--i v'n to 4 & With that whole lint of j5(Afl -I Li. uflhivu needed. LUV . United bends`__ Stockton on Its enern.les list, and In lIT? found would just sort of go away. share a great stake in Mexico's unerging no court originally promised A ruling an a way to strike beck at him, econOu* pow. Compelled to release certain Internal the case by July. But a tnbsr if igisd , -. no, predicting that the justices may have to doamuients for ue in tie 511kocd lawsuIt, the FBI, U required by the Privacy Act, schedule additional or.! arguments lg,'43y deleted the ise 01 third parties would Include lawyers representing flt (DYO1VId IS the suit - all except Coaue. io . - • -- - . n - - - Sources have revealed to my associate individuals that can be p fly Ign.4" 1'1 counJ1.wr New York lawyer Rhonda Copelen argued Gary Cohn an Insidious pattern of FBI might .m ust import basic against what she called the "creatlonlit harassment directed against those who have foodstuffs from the United States. perspective about human lit.." Anti-abortion been critical of the agency's role lq.the SilkIndustrialization Is hampered by an lawyer Victor Rosenblum used many of the wood cue. inadequate transportation system that can wgwnenti against abortion that have ban iap. John Dingeil, D-11d1CIJ., conducted neither distribute consumer goods efficiently nor heard since the issue first entered the federal an Investigation Into the cu. In 117$ - a probe that was extremely eTiiiauing to deliver raw materials to the nation's factories. So courts. But It was dear Jus tices! the FBI. During the hearings, a news story deficient is Mexico,,in transport that the r lanners appeared about a prostitute wftLMatla questioning t1ie really boting I ow t 'T1 he m was separati on connections who siçposedly kept a lit of her . of powers. Moreover, growth ueVv1OIfleflL liberal Justice William Brennan mob it clients stashed In a shoe booL The Detroit have spawned problems of their own. imiatlon, clew that be did not like the ameo&ent inst stcrjçtalm,d Dingull'e name was on her List. has jumped to 30 percent, threatening to price ___ j Dingell denied the unsubstantiated -ac• Mexico's new industrial products outofthe world Chief Jt1ce Warren Burger asked the cusatloc. Competent sources told to that the markeC The public debt Is Increasing by $5 billion lawyers directly, "Are you saying the court FBI leaked the spurious charge. -Peter Stockton conducted the Silkwood a year. Fortunately this rising debt Is more than should direct Congress on how It should pii Inv vwMiv'tlon estigation for DIngell's pj offset by rising oil which will bring $17 exercise Its spending power?" their digging, subCOfllUhlttSS. In the coins of Justice Potter Stewart asked, "Siuouldu't billion this year j1g' the tread and wi Ott - - • ~~O;-X-t. _- 7%~_, , - -:,-.;--,- - - 1. .-...... - - - '. 1 __,W_~ - Caesantmogene Sid Caesar threw ba ck his head and guffawed, letting his sandwich drop to his plate. His panion, Imogene Coca, had jnst broken turn up with a joke. • They were sitting in an office in the Sunset-Gower Studios IL the old Columbia lot taking a break jrorn rehearsals for televis ion's May 13 "The Big Show." ".' It was as if the clock had been turned bask 30 years to the • heyday of "Your Show of Shows" when- Caesar and Coca were the funniest comedy team in the infant television industry, ! rX.... They, along with Jackie Gleason, Milton Berle and Red Buttons gave viewers a golden age of live video comedy th at has not been approached since. _vlAnd no wonder: Among the writers, directors and coritributors to "Your Show of Shows" were Wood y Allen, Mel Brooks, . Carl Reiner, Nell Simon, Mike Stewart, Howard Morris and Larry Gelbart. -/ But it was the brilliant an tics of Caesar and Coca that kept, p' the show at the top of the ratings from 1949-54. They were the 4 . most successful malefemale comedy team the tu be ever produced. In th e intervening years they starred individually in TV shows which failed to measure up their combined comedy • / impact. The y joined forces for a-TV special in 1965 which won 10 Emmys and again a few years later. .. " Aside from those appearance and a Vegas stand a couple of in I years ago, Caesar and Coca have not worked toget her. Sid Fourteen students In Anita Flynt's wage-earning home economics class at makes his Imne in Hollywood. Imogene lives in New York. Crooms high School hosted a luncheon for the students' employers. The They have Little in common and rarely see one anot her LUNCH students, who have jobs In the afternoons, prepared the food, set the tables, socially. But, when Sid and Imogene get together on stage, -- . .. mailed Invitations and served the tables for the 24 Invited tmployers. Shown there's a magical interaction which neither -them can ---'here-are Selena Conquest (ieft)aiid Jacki Crews (right) ervIng Sandy Gill, I' satisfactorily explain. But they are clearly aware of the. -- special interplay of persona li ty and character. who Is from Sanford Child J)--in "It just works," Caesar said be tween munches on his sandwich. "Imogene knows-what I'm going to do before I do It. She an tici pa tes and reacts. It's rar e to find someone with whom you're hat closely attuned." Tony y were especially attuned from the first moment," Imogene said, recalling their meeting in 1949 on t he old "Adlmiral Hour" show, ajorerunner of "Your Show of Shows" which was produced by'Max Liebman. I . "Sid and I didn't even know each other but Max suggested . we put something together. We stood on the sta ge sta ring at DANBURY, Conn. (UPI) -Tony the Tony submittoa blood test.And don't we Frosty's aborti on, each ot her like two an i mals in thezoo. We ad-libbed a pan. mutt was found guilty in a pooch ed the totnlme of a man a nd woman going to the movies. have righ ts as grandparents?" "I have no doubts at all he father paternity suit and his owners are Judge Howard J. Moraghan handed litte r," Mrs. Nelson said. "Otherwise It worked like magic. We still didn t know each other. But ggo ned mad about it. They had to pay down his decision last month in the s mall wouldn 't have pursued it. the moment we began to interact we became two different 'for a canine abortion. claims division of Danbury Su perior people. It was as if we were released from our own pe r"I als o pursued it try ing to get people But Barbara Anne Nelson says there's Court. sonalltfes and could play anything we wanted. to understan d about Connecticut sta te .'*doubt" It was Tony who impregnated Sid put down his sandwich, anxious to pick up the nar rative. As a result, the Paces had to pay the leash laws. The dog was always loose hor husky, Frosty, and thinks the verdict "Then I asked the writers to start writing for us," he said. Nelsom $113 for a - veterinary abortion aro6d the neighborhood so I decided to was fair, "A week after that we did the 'Slowly I Turn routine. It and $6 for court costs. It also had cost pursue it," s he said. "I didn't want to bring any- more Un- them an initial $10 to get Tony out of the Mrs. Nelson argued- her case before became a classic. wanted puppies into the world," Mrs. pound after the incident. "Our writers were among the best who ever worked ui Moraghan, w hile Mrs. Pace and her Nelson said Th ursday. "I wasn't an irate television. But there were other elements that made our show Mrs. Nelson said the case be gan last husband, Thomas, both spoke in Tony's mother going down there with my Oct. 26 w hen s he tied Frosty outside her defense. work. There was th e electric excitement, the pressure of doing pr egnant daughter pointing an accusing 90 minutes Live every week. home for 10 minutes. "I'd ne ver done anything like this finger." "And when I say live, I don't mean on ta pe where you can When she returned, she f ound the dogs before," Mrs. Nels on said. "I'm usually a But Ton y's owner, Linda Pace, said her back down and start over. W hen t ha t red light went on, we took mating, separated them and had Tony quiet homebody type. But I was outr aged it all the way through from top to botton for an ho ur and a half dog's guil t was never proved; picked up by the dog warden. that this had happened." with ou t "There was absolutely no biological stop. She confronted the Paces with her Mrs. Pace says the decision Woof of responsibil ity here," she said, pregnant dog In December and filed the . "somew ha t changed our views of t he "Every week I thought I'd throw up from nerves, Imogene "We would have been willing to have court case after they refused to pay for judicial system." I'm nervous just remembering. It gives rue cold -- - coca To., Team Up Once Again Sid • - so, the can was basically argued along evidence stolen. Put the FBI declared that !, - - ga - r - - - ihel Ownership. As a - - - - - . -- .. - - - -. - - .!, - - - other difficulties only a little less awesome. Land standard pr& and antiabortion lines. : was foul play Involved. Last May, a federal ownership, for Instance, is so enmeshed in Robert Bennett, law professor at Nor. jury awarded her estate $10.6 million In revolutionary tenure laws that half of Mexico's thwestern University, argued that the damages after finding that the had been subjected to excessive radiation at the plant. farmland lies idle because no one can establish amended zeroed in on - -- - - . 1. - countless, Democratic al"Ifib" 'of tho a I tO A I N-Y "Wift" '01 Ux _._ -:-. J", I by jobs and tM material rewardi-of 'an In.;. the courts have no coristituticioal powu to "080WIffitmen and state office holders. spend safety regilations at t6i Xiri-McGee Tinniiseeah; (i & dW6@6; that dustrialized society, the potential for destructive Ord" COWm to aWWi8t& Or Riding high In the polls, Kennedy — and plutoolum plot in Oklahoma. Srouji was an FBI Informant by firipg her on money. Congress, through its attorneys. political unrest seems all too apparent. There was considerable evidence that her May 5, IM. The next day, the FBI In mom Only he — could save Democratic political.. asked to argue the point orally, but On co If the exploding population were not problem dereq ' car was run off the rued and the Incriminating plus wired headquarters about "allegations of hides. __ uest. 0,0 enough, A Magical lnteraction 1. / assing 1-b i ' i_.", 11 , I - -A - tigi and Pennsylvania, the., In inorthimd Kennedy candidacy sat up in bed -. but thats about all. Kennedy's managers, despite the failed ruacue In Iran, virtually concede that be cannot win enough delegates In the remaining primaries to achieve • nomination. They fill back on a wild notion of somehow wooing Carter delegates at Madison:Square Gardsn— a scheme Implausible and . dishonest. i/i Kennedy-entered the race to save the party j, from electoral disaster, but that rationale baa: ', now evaporated: Kennedy has turned out to vs ,and his ,/' candidacy Instead of saving the party now 72/ figur es to .dvide andembi tter It. He entered as a sa vior and he will end as a spoiler. Ei"r* Kennedy will not gain the nomination, but mmwmwm~ as he continues through ' the remaining primaries he will demonstrate Carter's . vulne rabili ty, and his Increasingly shrill . attacks will open woulds that will be difficult .1 to heal before November. 41~ A i rU And Carter, fighting off Kennedy rigi through until August 14 (nomination day) Stockton's. In the transcript of an FBI interview with will be unable to focus properly on h1 Kerr-McGeö's security chief James Reading, ultimate contest with Reagan. Just what'j reference was made to his contacts with Kennedy hopes to accomplish by all this Stockton, who was working for National remains completely obscure. If YOu ;;;iC tO, ast mmer events Public Radio at the time, and another had with a plausible reporter. The second reporter's name was re as on fo r running. r dent Carter's deleted: Stockton's was . landi in the pq11a had sunk to levels below After noting Stockton's two attempts t o Richard Nixon dui'ing Watergate. t(& interview Reading, the transcript , only did it seem unlikely that Carter could win "Again he declined to talk with the reporters, but he did learn from certain of his sources a second term, but Democrats widely. that they didn't accomplish toomuchbecause believed that hewould be fatal drag on the Stockton spent most of his time visiting local UC&cL Senators Like George McGovern, John Culver, and Frank dQlurch stared defeat id • - - I ii - - - Li - -. um - - - . - I I - . .. KerTnedy JE$ - -_ • 104 '. On Th e - .problems because it has 200 WASHINGTON (NEA) — On AU 21, the .%& million 'barrels of oil reserves — far better than Supreme court heard oral argumen ts in the ' in the bank. The Mexican economy leads money socalled "Hyde Case," which seeks to test the world in a stunning 7.5 percent growth rate the coetltutlonality of the congressional • during each of the last two years. Ordinarily dry on federal funding of abortions except In economic statistics are exciting when read in united Although the can was generally argued Mexican terms these days: Petrole right-of-choice vs. right-to. • .i ê.4 i .e ,, • year, uiuusui . will rise 28 -life lines, it appears now, like the eventual • percent, and construction, 11 percent. ruling will have little to do with the abortion 11E.' Whether Mexico's inf usion of new oil money Issue. Rather, the case is beginning to look A will provide a permanent lift to the economy will like one 01 the most Important seiratIon-of Ift4j be determined by the willingness of Mexicans to powers decisions to face the court in many 9 —*ndoetMtm*t011tiJusUces forego old habits of public corruption and old fears that have driven private wealth to foreign prefer had never come up \ The Hyde Amendment — named after Its sanctuary. -' • As of now, '• the . nation's economic '' sponsor, Rep. Henry Hyde, H-IlL -has been planners are addressing their MSI' with resolution adapted by Congress each year since W76. It 4uiuforesight — channeling petrodollars into such amw the annual appropriation of the basic new industries as steel, heavy manufac- Department of Health, Education and I V A ERSON EDSON " ND turing. construction materials, and tran. Welfare (now the Department of Heal th and sportation. Human Services) to limit the use of federal I- i i • funds for Medicai d abortions. The current Mexico's startling oil - wealth and thoughtful Har mendment be reim. planning for its best investment should generate a version abortions except heady optimism about the future. But the WASHINGTON — The FBI has had an ugly formed to save the life of On mother or in problems of the present are too formidable for cam habit of smearing Its critics with unfounded of rape or imicest. confidence. There isu birth rate of 3.34 percent sex rumors. In Its campaign 01 harassment, u.s. district courts in New York and 1111nols that will double Mexico's 70 million population by have ruled that the amendment violatei the unsubstantiated the end of the century unless it Is checked. And equal-protection rights of poor women for rumors about the supposed sexual peceven if the population increase is significantly whom continued pregnancy might t cadllloes of a powerful congrenan, a slowed during the remainder of this decade them medi cally Inadvisa ble though not life dedi cated congressional staff aide, a So, the Supreme. Cour t is .w respected newspaper publisher and a pert ' are other problems:, 46 pe percent of ''-" pTfl union official. • POPUIA is er .anu unempioyment already being forced to decide the very tpy Issue of aistent My office has iwhether t obtained dramatic new t stands at 50 Percent., evidence in the celebrated Kaien Sllkwoed spend money that it does not want to This fast-growing force of willing workers is Many In Congress consider the issue so cue, which Inspired '11w China Syndrome" one of the assets of the nation, but with oil wealth important and fundamental Uat 2n p, movie. Sllkwood was the 28-year-old lab. has come a rising expectation among Mexican members and 28 senators signed an amicus technician who was killed ins mysterious car If their upectatioiis camf*be madwa curiae (frisixi 01 the court) brief saying that crash In 1014, while she was on her way to give • - , 40 aren't alone with their problems. "It. has the same beneficial effect' as Betty . Ford's admission about her alcoholism," Steiger . . suggested. ''The exchange of knowledge between any two human 'beings is a benefit to both..'I believe that." Steiger, anxious to prove to producers and " studios that he as as emottonall healthy as he is -. '-it physically, embarked on an astontshingilur.ry of - - - ..I -,x.;;"--.- , __ -, .0 I . t- -.^r,**^ is encouraging to the patients at FREE. They deduce that if a celebrity, who appears to have the world on a string, also flce(Is therapy, they - - — -. - erapis - I , , , --, I -_ __- • Li • 0 ' ... 0 -001 - Becom-es 5, iso—SA Monday, Ma y __ "A"Im. A__W-_f%j##._ _.~ .,! .v,--ift* - - .. JEFFREY HART . •'.- , - 1 - healed physically. But emotionally he was some- operating room for open heart surgery and you perpie. I had a di fferent place to go. Ho (UPI) -Rod Steiger, who has thing of a wreck. He went to the Foundation for realize you're anything but nature's favorite tot.; Elayed his share o 'It opened up my life and gave me new 'inneurotics and psychopaths on Rechanneling Emotio ns and Education (FREE), It shakes you up as nothing else does, formation and direction. Usure beat sitting out at 1ucscreer, turned to analysis in his private life a Ln Angeles psychological clime. "Everyone goes through a sense of disap- the beach in my house feeling sorry for myself." nd now has become a therapist himself. "I needed help two years ago'" Steiger said. "It pointment of what life is all about sooner or later. Steiger now wo;ks at FREE twice a week as an The stocky, stolid actor's dramatic brush with wasn't the first - time 1 felt the neeil for Depression sets in when you get near death and Intern therapist, He is co-leader with a senior th, depression and domestic disaster three psychological therapy. discover in a hurry t one of life's for- therapistcolleague. Together they conduct group ears ago left him in need of psychological co' "Years ago, in my 2 back in New York, I went 'unate few. • sessions for six patients. He also works with three llng. Into therapy because I couldn't establish long"This feeling has no t hi ng to do with age. it can other pa tien ts on an individual basis. Steiger. 54, was battered by a series of personal standing relationships with women. L guess I still come upon you in your teens or 20s. It's an - "Therapist training takes iirne," said. 1t tastrophies beginning in 1976 when he iin can't I've been mar ried and divorced three emotional and inte llectual reaction to life forces Isn't easy to establish a rapport and he confidence, rwent a quadruple bypass heart operation times 'The combination of physical '.ulnerabillty, to build a climate of trust among the group Ills physical problem was compounded by the "This time it.was different I 'as. in a mari deep ta l problems and the failure of W C Fields' "Md you can never, never lie Once a-therapist deterioration of his relationship with Sherry,-his -. depression after -the-- operation. f began losing --put me in deep depression." is caught in a .11e, he is never trustid again. You third wife. His psyche was fur ther zapped by the co nfidence in box-office results of his latest film, "W.C. Fields and physically.myself personall y, professionally At FREE Steiger learned to c hange his life don't try to guide people who come for help. You patterns. He discovered that acting alone was not _encourage them to. discover themselves. and Me —a bomb, "You go through life health y and succesluI, enougfi "However, right o ff the bat you try to get them On top of everything else, not too many people thinki ng of yourself as na ture's chosen person, "You can't make any on th ing your whole into physical exercise, jogging or riding a bike or In Hollywood were thrilled with the idea of hiring that you'll live forever. At least, that's how it was life," he said. "And that's WNfii acting was to me. swimming. -Exercise takes their minds off an actor who had undergone open hear t surgery. with me. As a patient at FREE and I sti ll attend group themselves and helps light depression." Steiger, a man of incredible strength, had "Then you find yo urself being wheeled Into an therapy— I was meeti ng and ta lking to different Steiger thinks the fact that he is a public figure %, . • - ita - r . -1 arer • - I F - (J Hyde $ - • derdeveloped nations have managed to leap to industria lization in a single generation, Mexico now has good reason to believe It can duplicate and even surpass the economic triumphs - engineereibyTalwanandSoutorea Mexico can afford - oil, . I - BOB WAGM1N Meilco is hurrying poverty. 4lthough few Un- Made suddenly rich by • -' Lhil' Evening H.tbid, Sanford,Fl. - -- - - - -- 0 luer. -D " D , *'~0,8 . .. . . . . By VERNON SCOTT - EyeingMexico!s - - - cff to permit the rubber card's. recycling. I Tofl.t gijig Plunger Uokke od*n.ry piui.n, l'o,ldn don oot p.vmsI c..np.nsed in or esiy wskl to spiMi bock or .c.p.. 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A-EviningHerald, • SrnREBOARD .. -.. -- " - : _ - --'-J'' amu -: 1 BOseBalI ': S?lNdi$S Major Lea National League S iv United Pr's' R Lakers a p P h il ad e l p hia 1 09• 1 02 . --- _________________________________________________________________________________ H: ; - East W L Pct. 13 7 379 Ptsbrgh Chicago PhIl. '-:" . ' . . __ ~ ` - BA Ti N Iii ' - - centers series, - Kareern AbdulJabbar of the IA3 Angeles Forget it. Afghanigan put up more of a bittle against the Soviet Union. Abdul-Jabbar turned Dawkins every blocking six shots to lead the Lakers to a 109-102 vi ctory over the l6ers In the the opera. to - 01, Dawkins was caught ftowing his body spurt to cut the Laker lead to four points. against Abdul-Jabbar six times. He - "When they announce Carmen,'Car- fouled out with 1:40 to play in the game. Angeles, while Wilkes had 20 and Earvin Wednesday night at the Forum. AbduIJabbar had 19 points at halftime to The 6-foot-11, 265-pound Dawkins ments what you get," he said. Johnson 16. Erving led the 76ers with Dawkins' 2 Abdul-Jabbar stated the obvious finished the game with three rebounds. Dawkins tbok the opening tip and Lionel Hollins contributing 16 and Bobby The high-flying Julius Erving was Jones and Caldwell Jones chipping in : 10 Dawkins didn't pose any more of 04 Teammate Henry Bibby, a guard, scored on a slarn dunk. With 2 a , brought back to earth by the defensive remaining in the third q u a r t e r, inches shorter than Dawkins and ss problem than other centers in the NBA "They play me physically," he said, play of Jamaal Wilkes and Michael Dawkins slammed in another, That gave pounds lighter, also had three boards. Erving said the game was virtually Cooper. Erving averaged nearly 30 "I didn't have a good game," said him four points, The massive 23-year-oW "Darryl is no more physical than the po ints a game during the regular season decided w he n the Lakers reeled off 12 Dawkins finished the game with 12 Dawkins. . others. They all throw their body around and 24 for the playoffs. He scored 20 consecutive points to open the second points. Los An geles coach Paul Westhead, a at me. Darryl just has a bigger body than Sunday wi th 11 coming in the final half, sna pping a 53-53 halftime tie and In the ope ning quarter, Dawkins former Shakespearean profe1 ssor, most of them" quarter when the 76ers went on an 18-8 buil ding a 6553 lead. I HOUSTON (UP!) Leading money remembered t ha t everybody th ought he The two leaders then parred out winner Tom Watson passed up the was a choker early in his career. I despite Strange saying he was ,, trying Houston Open, but it was the memory of remembered that to get where he is you like hell to make a bir di e at 17 and 18." his trials and tribulations early in his pro first have to put yourself in a position to Strange, who was seeking his second : - - ..' . -- - S ..- - I-. game San Francisco I, Montreal Is? game • Montreal 6. San Fra ncisco 1{ Ft -- , , - % not doing both broke the Houston Open record by ; - - -. 1, .. L . - .- - - - - . - . ' - . . - . - . . I . . ~ I . . I I .- - Trevino pushed a 3-foot putt at the par-5 He shows less temper than during his With his lead down to one 'shot, and 16 which would have put him 19-underpar successful col.legiate carger at Wake . with his tee shot on No. 16 in the tin- and into a tie with Strange. Forest, when he won seven major - - .. . ched his 6-stroke lead evaporate to for the young leader to tune him out. But player to wrap a club around a tree. .- ' playable tall grass to the left of the fairway, Strange needed more advice 1 than his experience could offer. . - ftviioei ', - • monef from the fines," hesajçj, - r - - I - HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) "Whata wild round," said Hollis Stacy under-par 209 after 54 holes with Stacy - was after edging Amy Alcott on the first hole and South African Sally Little, suffered a of a sudden death playoff to 'win the disastrous double-bogey on the par4 her first victory since winning days of scrambling Sunday when she But the tour's third leading money ' on. i Jim - I Velez Sparks Blue By United Press International Jay' By United Press InternatIonal ge.abled Cleveland to tie th e blasted a solo homer to give in the ninth.. Sweep Bibby yielded eight hits, waflwd three anid struck out four in Pitching his third complete game of the season. Willie Stargell, Phd Garner and Bill Madlock backed him with home run& Both Stargell and Dave Parker drove in thiree drug rehabilitation program, Detroit. runs and Omar Moreno stole three bases, ghtcap over Boston. yankm 11111, Twins I Ailsnson; Leonard, Quisnbarry (7) and Wafhan. W-t.sonard NY. - - 010.630000- 10 15 1 Canons; Koosmari, V,rhgavun (4), Erikson (6) and Wynegar. WUfldeI'wOOd (2.3). L-Koos. - Jackson Rbth YouISt hit out how sl*'a been dolng tail her bow I did at work," 5111 SlId JIIfl SiMon, Bob Mcøure, Bill Castro arId I)aj seld Velex with a $*&"to ow too 20o- 3 7 2, Calif 300010 0Gx-470 Bannister and L . Cox; (6), Bannister 42-1). HR-Seattle, Roberts (1) - First Game Clove Tari*t and Dist; In the opener, Veles hit a hitter as Milwaukee handed grand slam lad a twO-run adcago its sixth loon ( dot, then launched a game last seven gaines. Baumgarten, Proly - (*3, tharn Won. (5), SCarbel'y (I), FVfl*If' (9) and KImm. W-Stsf on (1.1). Cleve L-B.umgut. - (1.2). , HP- Tnto WIIwo Not in the in gels to MITSTB Milwaukee, YOuf* (2). . , CArmy Landwd slapped a of U. niup to utt TOIStO pair of doubles todrive In two ' First Into a fint-place Ue with Now runs, Including ft pme. Detroit Second - Gem. (7) and Halsey, DIsa J e f f e r so n, Garvin =012 001-- 4 11 0 - - - - - - - . S . - - . - putnam . . I ,-- S. c Seattle, at ' - and Montefusco, minion (y) 000 002 lox- 3 8 I Reuschel, Tidrow (7). Capllla (5), Caudill (5) and Foote; and Reuschel BaKh. W-Lolbrandt I (2-2). HR$-ChiCigo, Martin (5); Cincinnati, Gieroni. - mo (1). Chicago lix-- 6 - to Hslickl, Moffitt (1). Lavelle (8) w- .Sosa (5) and Tamargo. Second Bahnsen (2-1). I.-Ma"I" (1-1). 20 61 24 .M 14 62 23 .37I 94 21. Dick Skillon, Buick. 76 29. Dave Marcls, OldinwWie, 72 AlI = 63 Grow I Trammell, DI It 61 21.3" R ivers, 21 59 30.327 46 30.357 15 75 26 .347 73 93 32 .341 Ogllvl@, Mil Sy Wil$ee) 30. Bobby Wawak, Buick, 5$ MI 31. Richard Petty, Oldsmobi le, l.o,eeg 32. Terry Labonte, Oldsmobile, JI,, I Cal 57 TVI 33. Marty Rowns, Dodge s4 11 " 22-333 000 005 00X- S 5 Limp. Caudill (*3 and Black . Well, Foote (6); Mo*ku, Sam (9) and Warner. W-Mosksu (I. 70 737073-303 71 7O1O7-31s 14431311313. 61 7)7740-214 TO 71 71 72-20a, 72 7372-257 7 01 -n 7) 70 72 74-2*7 77707144-311 . 70777472-210 71 7Q.7375-7$$ 4,737474-2,0 70 71 1410-),0 R G&I" ' " s6 4: : " 1 illy"UMS 3 iss Cab? 411 Aars.i 1 5, NISet1 ii I i5~~ I 55 III Tftft V 0). L-Cavdill (01). HP- Cincinnati. Kennedy (. . M 100 010- 4 03 103 312 OIx- 13 15 1 B000s, Bradford (3). Hem (1), Gerber (4), Camp (6) and s Reed (6), 37. Jim Vcndlvw, Olpm,obllI Notes (I), McGraw (9) d BMW, Moralvid (0). V#- oone ____________________________ $5 _ . Seminoles Meet Mustangs Sy mISS 7) (AIITIIS*sID?) *ii 754i s Ilf : 441 45 s. 35 , - . Jack Clwk drove In three 'rum with a dn& and double and Terry Whitfield hit a tworun double to back John usco Monw , 2.3, in the Opener. P$dIea 4.2 Mets .g Elliott Maddox singled home two runs in the second InnIflgaIIdMIkeJergeneen hi laao1obomer to heIpNewyo anap a four-game Losing streak and end San Dlego4s five. game winning streak. 1te Cub $4 Junior Kennedy hit a grand alam- only his second - I-... 1. ... S , - -- S . . - . . Jolley, who became the lith . of 130,000, Is aiming t6ward trainer to have sa ddl ed two the Preakness but tr ai ner Kentucky Derby winners, the Herb Stevens said he would IirstbelngFoolishPleasurein make a final decision early 1975. "We'll snake up our this week. minds about the Preakness "Something made him stop Plugged Nickle, seven th in the 114-mile race, will a probably go into the - - Tuesday - I. In the Wood but But If Genuine Risk does go ski pped the Derby. May'4 - Another possible starter not - Twelve Oaks Campground managed 15 runs on Just five hit.s to score a 15-4 win over Seminole in weekend action In AS I H II I •s 3) • •'dtIP4 , IrewiC DevØ.ri'y, p * T. Tvrpwr p Brief 1$ III La Pit.r, IF ii NIull II na the Paola Uttle League. Da Other Paola action sa Television to 16-8 4 to Peels II I IS , WIlliams IF • I OlefiCP • $.ward*I ao IF I I S er I-& Peters LF I • , M Tilals 3714 4 TSsals • w - DInm, SW11$AIIIITV scored an earlier win during 11-5. In that victory Tracy Turner went 34, while so: John Ludwig and Troy Turner 035 5*2- S II) 4$i-14 • 0111mor over swism" TV Dittzner Aluinum; Sunshine mer "81'rell 38 Ifflifli Is Crocker was the big stick for l2 Oaks with a perfect 3-3 day at the plate. Ar. Ct10$sdvrel Alwml*vm * *5154 45 I Aryet?1i 35 3$ 41 SI II 211 PIsILP • A.*llosaF SI Oil Ø$5cky5$ III Teists tfls 6 I$C ii 01 lqw~ All N , Kiwanis Island Park . PH. m.5742 3ANFORD. -• - __________________________________________ S May T1 04 ____ iP : I if 1 - -II ALI SominstePlrsG. - FLORIDA ___________________ -. . a.May 11 IpIla lsiiifiliissta. 9:00p.m. xMiy 13 Minnesota - - S -'i- S , , - • • p S Legal __ ___________ ____________ at 'V. ; - • ' - - - - - 1. I 1. . - % - . - ' - - . I I - . . - I . I CITY OF LAKE MARY. 41 - OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. REZONING CERTAIN LANDS . MARY AS HEREIN DEFINED . CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. changing. the toning on thp Iollow,ng described. property situate in the City of Lak'e Mary. - . . • . . it the and adoôtion after the public East, Seminole County, Florida, Public Hearing will be the West 75 feet thereof for Commission Room in the Cit. Hall blaring, which will be held in the Rinehart Road; In the City of Sanford, Florida, at City Hall of Longwood, Florida, on . and changing the ronfrig on the following described property to consider . SANFORD, I . . . I . a Records of Seminole County. FLORIDA time to time until final action 1091 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR A copy of the proposed Or DINANCE BEING A ZONING dinance is Posted at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida, and copies ar ther eo f, and also that parcel 01 land lying between the North end of Crystal Drive and the North Boundary of the SW '-401 the SE '.. CHANGING THE ZONING NC. OF on file with the Clerk of the City THAT PORTION OF THAT and same may be inspected by the . Section I, Township 20 South, CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING Public Range 30 East, which land (66 f eet between E~psl and West boun LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND A0. 1950 BETWEEN ART LANE AND LINDA MARTIN. HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE FROM City Clerk SR IAA (SINGLE FAMILY of the City of RESIDENTIAL) TO RC I Longwood, Florida dOries) lies directly North of Crystal Drive and is Easrof and IRESTRICTED COMMERCIAL) Publl%tf May S. 14, 191110 DISTRICT, PROVIDING FOR DEW 4 Public Records of Seminole County, Florida,"I'logether with all adiacent to Block A of Amended Plat of Crystal Heights. as recordeq in Plat Book 6. PagO 62, SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING A copy shall be available at the The Seminole County Local Office of the City Clerk for alt Planning Agency will hold a Public persons d esiring to examine the Meeting in Room 426 of the same. Seminole CouAly Courthouse, All parties in interest and Sanford, Florida on may is. iinoat 3 00 P M., or as soon thereafter citizens shall have an opportunity lobe hoard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of he City of Sanford, Florida H.N. Tamm Jr City Clerk Publish May 5, toaD DEW 34 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, possible, to hear comments and make recommendations to the Bo ard of Cou nty Commissioners on the below captioned ordinance ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENACTING A CODE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT OR DINAPICES FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, AS A NEW AND ORIGINAL COMPRE rights and privilege, pertaining thereto which may have. been grant ed by the closing of Wilson Drive through act of County Commissioners of Seminole County, December 6, 1919. and . - - - I 1. ci aI%OfhtSOVfhI/iofIh@NE 14011 the SW -4, and the West '.. of the South of the NW ',. Of the SE rn. all in SectionS, Township 20 South, Range 30 East. LESS Begin at a point 36045 feet East of the SW corner of said West L, of the South "iof the NW'. of the SE ., thence run East to the SE corner of said 5 - WeSt k- Of the South Ir l of the NW ~ " ' ' . - .~ . - S 4 the SW 1, ail in section s, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS THAT ARE TO 13E UTILIZED undersigned Clerk will offer for FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE provementse fixtures. appuances, WHEREBY NEW DEVELOP- - 1 . 16 . • - ' above will be '1 a heard. Sold hearing May be . 5" . ' .' - - I; 'I S - .. .' - - of thePublicHea ring.and ,he of the real property at. - Planner at323.4330,Extension3S4. focted hereby shall be mailed a Written comments may be fil ed COPY of this notice astt,eir address with the Planning DivIsion and may appear on the latest ad persons appearing at the meeting valorem tax records. will be heard. DATED: April 29, itso Woody Price, - -' - - - chairman ' Seminole County Local Planning Agency Publish April 30 1 May S. 11.0 . DEUlfl - . - CITY OF LAKE MAR-V. FLORIDA By: 5 Connie Major City Clark . PbIiih May DEW-36 S. - - 1150 - . S -- - . 5. ., . te*t fifteen (IS) days prior to the Additional Information may be date obtained contacting the County - - . ... .. * through to Rinehart Rod, con - - DATE, P*abli$hMayS, 12. 1000 36 : . . Mary aoultvard and Crystal Drive *rapping around The Forest and appurteflanClson told land or MEPIT WILL PROVIDE CAPI continued from time to time until used in conjunction therewith. TAL IMPROVEMENTS OR MON. final action is taGin by the City The aforesaid sale will be made lES TO OFFSET THE ADVERSE Council. pursuant to a Final Judgment TRAFFIC IMPACT CREATED THlSNOTlCEshalI be pcjted In entered in Civil No. 79-3)79-CA090 BY THE ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC three (3) Public places within W- - - - . I -. Legal Notice DE - S -. consider an Ordinance entitled as follows ANORDIP4AP'ICEOF THE CITY OF LONGW000S ORIDA, AMENDI.G OPDINA9ICE NO. 143 OF SAID CITY, ~AID OR DINANCE BEING THE COM Attorneys for Ptintllf - - Council will hold a public hearing on June 5, III at 1 30 P,M , to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 305-4237654 PIsIlsla.I:I$p.m. .5 .. e_____ _____ DINANCE OF HE CITY OF"* Fl orida. to C-I Retail Corn mercial LONGw000, FLORIDA, SAID The South 400 feet of Block A, AMENDMENT CHANGING THE Amended Plat, of Crystal Heights. ZONING OF CERTAIN according to the Plat thereot as Iiiiished sixth in a field of six TERRITORY ,FROM B-I recorded in Plat Book 6. Page 6201 BUSINESS DISTRICT AND in .19n. the Public RCcords' of Seminole _______________________PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT TO County, Florida; I C COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE and changing the zoning on the following described properly DATE; REPEALING OR Situate in the City of Lake Mary, PUBLIC DINANCES NOTICE IN OF '_ A CONFLICT Florida, to C-?, General Retail HEARING TO CONSIDER THE HEREWITH. CommercialSaid Ordinance was placed ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE Of'iifld0 FlorIda 32602 • ., - Tartan, who La undefeated in ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Evs Crabtree Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY 1 BURKE, P.A. Post Office Box 713 I S at - byentitled: (SEAL) , ' - the oowpendlnglnthe ClrcgmtCourtof GENERATION; PROVIDING CityofLakaMary,Flo,i3O the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION City Hall, and published In the ainif for Seminole County, Florida. OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVID Evening Herald. a newspaper of DATED this 2nd day of May, ING SEVERABILITY; AND gSniralcircuIatowitp,i the City i.iin- fAtrsh$oti - SITE PLAN FOR ANY faining 116.37 acres currently DEVELOPMENT OR THE zoned Al, Agriculture. Lot S. Block I. INDIAN HILLS, CONSTRUCTION OF ANY The Public Hearing will be held OTHER THAN , Unit 1, Second Replat, according FACILITY at the City Hall, City of Lake IS to the p1st thereof as recorded in RURAL RESIDENTIAL, ONE Mary, Fldrida, at 7:30 P.M. on I Plat Book 11, Page 74 of the Public AND TWO FAMILY RESIDEN June S. iflO, or as soon thereafter 3 Records of Seminole County, TIAL DWELLING UNITS OR AC- as possible, at which tim e In S Florida. CESSORY USES THERETO: teresled parties for and against together with all structures, Im- ESTABLISH PROCEDURES the request stated niiii i i If - - S - HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood. Florida, thlt the City Commission will hold Sale the following described real fts4t$Ip )1 I ' Br.eeLp III Dsanl.n.0 IIS MasasyP $55 Ct01kUII AllasiB ISSNaskies' PwSCP 155 AIIasIP 1SS Ca )5 •,-_-;.. - 1316 that on the 25th day of May. 19*0. ADOPTING REGULATIONS Seminole County, Florida; TO $ at 11:00 a.cIi. at the West Front PERTAINING THE more commonly known as Lake tlIlA$3t*la at Mm. $Ifl. - 4 S All H property: NinseyC Cir*$I DedSsLF Br$NlaLP . . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake Mary. Florida. that Said N door of th*Tourthouse of Seminole County. at Sanford, Florida, the 081- - : - I -S 4 - - c.'. - FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC TO ONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPbSED ORDINANCE QRDINANCE, AND 714F SUB NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIVISION REGULATIONS Tellells Dillow . Alloolissim - . i of the SE '.., thence run North SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ludwigll 4 or Cl NO. ?92174.CA-040 (1.) 306.9 feel, thence run South As 4 H 31 Tvfmw c 433 IpcInfl.id)I355 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP westerly 10 the point of beginning, Tvu srII HENSIVE ORDINANCE TO BE TGAGE and changing the toning on the Nanillil a II L.PetS,$IP 155 KNOWN AS THE "SEMINOLE Plaintiff, following described property PesilS III M.Desghsrtp COUNTY LAND DEVELOPsituate in the City of Lake Mary. Williams LIN 340 38 ALDON WILDER, MENT CQDE,- REVISING, Florida, to R 4. Multiple -Family Mm'gaiiLP Ill DuPrwCP II S DAVID AMENDING SUPPLE , DIANNE P. WILDER, his wife, Isw$amd si t P. Daugherty The North s of the SW ' of the II I Is lit CARL HELBIG, THE UNITED MENTING, CODIFYING AND TIMIS RP NW li4, LESS the West 6S6 1eir1 $liwssIP III $M1*II III STATES OF AMERICA. SUPERSEDING THE ZONING thereof, and the SE '.. of the NW Tetsis - $4 SI) $iWUd Defendants. ORDINANCE. THE ARBOR '-rn and the North "z of the NE '4 of 12 over silielpiI - PtsIladIphI., 5:00p.m. , . - -roasts, . 5I p.m. k43Ih1c S - PLAN SAID AMENDMENT 12 Oaks,-Sunshine Score Paola Little league Wins nnota - 4:00 May 1 3 however, and said he would not make a decision be fore Tuesday. OF 'hliCdel3*ia 7. •in. . S. . - filly Regret won the Kentucky - • the adoption of an A-D, I"O, &I 1:30 p m., or as soon situate in City of Lake M4ry, Preakness, according to ordinance by the City of Sanford, thereafter as possIble. At the Florida, tothe R 3, Multiple Family Florida, title of 'which is as meeting interested parties may Pimlico General Manger follows: All of Block A of Amended Plat appear and be heard with respect . ORDINANCE NO. 1516 to the proposed Ordinance This 04 Crystal Heights, as recorded in Chick Lang. He will probably AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY hearing may be continued from Plat Book 6. Page 62, Publ c be joined by stablemate - . -- May I twsstaI . - PINS - -- a public hearing to consider (UCdSlgiLI.øds iSrlss, 3-I) AprIl 29. Minnasos .- - ... start Genuine Risk in the was Preakness, she would bc.the "We'll have to see how the' Rockhlll Native, who 'situation shapes up," said fifth and favored by the crowd first filly to run since Clencia - - - softball; Linda Threat Rumbo, who was second by Standing in the bright sun- a length, will skip the Belmont Stakes.- - -. They included: Min - . explore. steseisig ts - as turned Sunday to an area no Jaklin KTqtnan is definitely voiced his opposition to the Other filly owner had dared shipping to Triple Crown before I I .s - - etson is evident to all teams at Stetson in 1978. She led the hich Dlav there," Dunn said. team to their first i i - Mark Harrell collect a pair of hits to spark Sunshine 36 -- - - ------ Jordan was named head basketball coach for women - P Usttsd Pr000 IotsraaIIamci Bobby.Allison, Neil Bonnett and Richard Petty. ce O.Gisrtarn - Simli last Sound - - - The victory earned him -- IF 4$Jfl3$ WguaIP - ESS 4S $15 - - A Genuine Risk IaSr.eeSS * • NersoyP Ma.s.yIl 4 COnS,IS CscSvoaC 3 I I Dedge$I LDsorlsrn BrtIIaCP OU _j. 15, - drew after only four laps -. when the camshaft of his $31,950 while Earnhardt took Florida International University, in volleyball. I LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - undoubtedly go off at a much in the Derby is Codex, who ______________________ The roses had scarcely wilted lower odds than the 13-I tab won the Santa Anita and __________________________ CITY OF LONG WOOD, on Genuine Risk's Kentucky she did on Saturday. So far, Hollywood Derbys. Tartan .F LORIDA Derby wreath when talk only third-place finisher Sta ble owner John Narud has NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sSorjeCP . Pro Hockey '(1), Association of Intercollegiate universities competing In Only 51 fillie; have ever ii- -- -d Ryan, team. She was previously'an FAIAW and Athletics for Women women's basketball, head coach at University of Florida, in golf; assistant coach at Wake ni ersity of Miami. (FAIAW) i Daytona Beach. The presentation of a U Ginny Mack, Ro ll ins Co ll ege, Forest U ni ve rs ity in North The announcement was made plaque citing her selection as "Coach Jordan has done a In tennis; Donna Dolbier, Carolina. University of Florida, in recover." ave - .I I . - : Announcements were also season in 1979-80 with a 13-12 he T presentation was made made of selections in other record and had two players Lin Dunn, chairman of the 16 colleges and by sports as coa ches of the year. named to the state all-star b ketball section of the ___ 41. J.D. MCD*Itf Ia, DUICk. 10 Beckwith (2-0), L-Nobs (0.1). FIRs-Los Angelei, lilian 2 PhiladelphIa, 1. u a I n 5 li I (, Jordan was cited for her IS Oaks cam IsmIoslepit, 1.mlo•le FIrs it Oaks Cam. (J), Sauciar women's * . I (6), University with a 15-8 decisIon Oaks. 40. Gabby Allim, 111111orcury, 20 (i), - - S5 Coach of the Year was made remarkable Job and the high to Jordan during di, awards quality of t he pr ogram at - Rounding out other action Seminole notched a vict6ry 33. Phil FInn3y, OIdsrnobila, 36 401 C34 om- 12 1) 2 ON C04 321- 10 13 3 - ------ either Thursday or Friday. in the race," said Stevens. -I BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, first reading an APRIL 21, III The West 6s6 feet of the North Is Of the SW ~4 of the NW 14 of Section "We're going to take her don't know what It'was, but FLORIDA. and the City Commission will Notice Is hereby given that a consider some for final passage • Township 20 South, Range 30 ba ck to New York and let her I'm going to find ou t." -* U. Bruce Hill, Oldsmobil,, 45 Colt!, Hough (7), B.ewith (0), flet*s (9) t)eLAND Kelly Jordan, by linda Miskovic, president head coach of the Stetson of the organization. Should owners Bertrani and Diana Firestone decide to 35. Bill Elstvick, Chevrolet, 43 - -------- - at the rest of the Triple Crown the race and will ship prily if AS I H All I H as Ialm..4 4 ,s - SGraif5 19 0 25 .362 ---- %.Land's Ke//y Jordon Distaff Coach Of Year - - the Preakness, and the they ls Saturday to face Crescent City and hits the road again 26. John Anderson, Buick, 120 V. Neil Sonneff, Mercury, " 21 --- - 1111.111,11" TO 72 68 74-214 NadsIll 4 2 Heeds i. Frank Warn, Dodge, 13$ II i.n&s i 20. Ronnie Thomas, Buick, 13.6 Irya.$3 I II Mirnay 21. Bill Elliott, Mercury, IS-I William,) III 101*1 22. Gary Baker, C hevrolet, 143 IlIlyl I $ I ItwitI Hailyl III FrItz? 23. Cecil Gordon, Oldsmobile. HawsO S It TstaIs 137 Calla I I 24. Buck Simmons, Oldsmobi le, C T.tals SI I ii 127 . AllOt.,', 25. Dennis Allison, Oldsmobile, Aft Owe PeI Bos Molitor, Mil Li*eax, Mn Tex by three feet. 11 " 71 ?I-2111111 71 mil 70-2*3 Ill. Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 11" American League - hard to do that when you see the stretch only to fall short Baker's pit stop cost him the guy. you've been racing five starts at Aqueduct. . 12. Richard Childress, Old. Francisco, LoMast3f (1). Los A Phila y!g ~ track) af te r that." admitted he was considering was fourth, suffered SOBIC thepossibilityottakinga shot c'ut.s on his front legs during smobile, 150 13. James Hylton, Chevrolet, 17$ Sunday for an away game 14. Steve Moore, Chevrolet, 175 with Auburr)dale. is. Dick May, Dodge, 175 All.-St-airs, AIR H int.Dsna AIR H I4. Tommy Gale, Ford, 176 ' 141e114 $ II LI ii. Roger Hamby, Chevrolet, 173 50(11011 4 II HayU$ $ is 20 54 27.3)4 --- --- lapis to go. Earnhardt, also flag but Baker just overpow. driving an Oldsmobile, re- ered us at the end." at 7i header I.O. The Sanford squad tr IIII night ------------ - Frappiano, also owned Game 201 001 000- 4 10 I AtIont - 22 11 U.321 127 ' HRS-Montreal, Macha (1), Cincl - 000 210 00-4 10 I 001 4. Dick Brooks, Chevrolet, lii 10. Jody Ridley, Mercury, 1S3 it. Coo Coo Marlin, Chevrolet, PanI er, Pitt Johnson, CM San Fran Illf 0 Alil " Pct. Second Came - -- . . 4'. "The four-tire change was "Sometimes we lose races mained on Baker's rear,, Baker, who led eight times Oldsmobile troke. Other top the secret to the race. I could making decisions Like this, but bumper until the last lap when for 60 laps, was clocked at an drivers to leave the race ear ly going 5-5 at the pla te, In- Baltimore on May 17. she will eluding three triples. The All-Sta rs dropped the mcorill tWf of the double a" SPied. Chevrolet, 155 S. Benny Parsons, Oldsmobile, Tevnpltn, StL - -- 5 - Baker, Who also won this said. "We ran hard and decisions up to my crew. . lopsided 19.6 margin. Levi I" - -. Cruz, Hou Summon. Of , Cooper, Mll Cinci of the race. I The All-Stars copped their Derby, another fifly, Rhine S. Tighe Scott, Oldsmobile, 156 6. Cale Yarborough, Oldsmobile, 10:30 0 AS H PcI. 21 72 28.389 22 U 31.360 I 74 26 .331 10 24.343 21 79 77.342 LI 73 25 .312 19 0 23 .333 21 91 30.330 . - June 7 Belmont Stakes at I L-1 herstall, trainer Leroy Jolley miles. Super Moment, who to 7-2 on the season. 1.. National League Smith. LA Martin, Chi Garner, Pitt ,Hendrick, StL Buckner, ChL Cedeno, Hou -- race without tires," Baker "It wasn't a long pit stop at year's Daytona 500, gradually good race. If I had passed both in Oldsmobiles. said of the pit stop, w hi ch cost all. It just takes that much closed in on Earnhardt and Baker on the backstretch it Darrell Waltrip, winner of him the lead in the latter part time, but I leave those finally passed him with three would have been a race to the last week's Virginia 500, with- Sanford's All-Stars earned a gone to the Preakness, with weeke nd split in a twin-bi ll four emneriHni victorious. Oldsmobile, too Saturday to move their record Oddly, in 1915, the year the spead) Batting Reitz, Sf1. ----- - (Listed with type of car, laps complet ed and winner's aver a ge (based on 60 at bats) te (9) and Pujols; Sykes, Thomas s. Littell (I) and Kennedy. W-K. Forsch (40). L Sykes (1.3) -- 41 737341-202 13 67 72 1I 222 70724072-203 All-Stors Earn Split By United Press international Nascor Winston $00 . Major League Leader s By United Press International Glynn (I.)). L-Rasmuuen ( May, Sadek (I); Rogers, 3). HR-Now York, Jorgensen Norman (a), Murray (6), (I)I Fryman (6). Bahnson (9) and Carter. W-Mcnfofusco (2-3). L First Game -Rogers (2.3). Chcago Pt-sb' . '.,. . (40). L-Boggs (01). 021 000 010- 4 1 HR5-Stargell (2). Garner (3), and Hodges, Stearns (4). W- PhlflIe 1$ - 1 . Bibby 000000 1)0- 2 _____ ______ 8-4 McLaughlin (y) am Davis. w- - Detroit --- shine, while the sleek chestnut Preakness and aim for 73 70 1) 11-21i 7l70737lfl K Knox Aide Racing Results Cleveland at Oakland, night W- anci Ott. -- to its (5); (6), c00000coo-o 43 Jefferson 1.1. L-Owchinko winner , Yorkh* Wilcox and Parrish, Langford (0-3). HR-Toronto, Voles help Frank Tanans even his and Esslass. W-Wiko* (1.2). 1. The Indians hi t five homers record at $4 for Cajjforni. -tangiord (2.1). HR-DetroIt, Bait 250001001-9 153 -solo blasts by Jorge Orta, Gibson (3). TeXas 010102001-5131 0. Martinez, Ford (6) and Toby Harrah and Cliff ae Scame save. D.ThPMV Comer, Johnson Pd two-run thots by A's 8.1 ii Detroit 000000000--OIl Devins (3), Madich (I), Lyle 4.4 Oakland 000001 OOx 15% (9) and Sundberg. and Alender W-D. Gary d Martinis (14). L-Com.r (1-3).' Mike Noifli, 4.0, pltdied a lchladsf'. Lopez Hsrgrove. The homers by Dyer, Plrni$h (I); Nonni and Hits,-Bttlmore. Singleton (5); Hargrove and Johnson fOIlrhitte*IKlJeffNe!znan Heath. w-IorrIs (44). L- T, (1). - Bibby -- 0 727867-212 72411) 72-753 JackRomw At Talladega, Ala. May 4 night Boston at Texas, Torordo at California, night . unbeaten Cen Forich won his fourth game to lead Houston Owchinko, Stanton.(?), Cruz Gams Nolan; 002000000-2 50 oo oni z1x-; 131 T5toney Knansas City at Chicago, Rasmussen, Kinney (5), Muria First Game (I) O'Acquisto (9) and Fahey; San Fran 200 000 210- 590 PaceIla, Glynn (4), Allen (7) Montreal 000000211-491 Mickey Hatcher', two-run double capped a three-nm ninth inning to redeem Los Angeles after it blew a 9-0 lead. Greg Lusinaki hit athree-runbemer and Dusty Baker drove in five runs with a pair of homers for I1*DOdefL Ajfr 4, (yl 2 - WayrI (Los Angeles leads series, 1•0) • BIIIKrsteqt Auto Racing night .. California 4. Seattle 3; anilBaltimarle 9, Tem L DO(%CTI 12, 2nd Tuesday's Games e Second Game San Dgo 000100010-271 N.Y. 030 Ott fox- 6O Qty Clancy, 0 Minnesota at Baltimore, night New York at Milwaukee, - MInnesota 1; Milwaukee 11, Qdcago 1; Kansas 5, Boston 3; Detroit 4 Oakland 0 then Oakland 1 Detroit 0; Spllhwr, Garland (5), Monge (9) Cerotw -- 033 0-5 131 110 100 020 1-t t 1 hBlt 44f.7) I. Buddy Baker, 3-1) at Baltimore (Stone 22), 7:30 P.M. l, 171.477 mph. 2. Dale Earnhardt, Oldsmobile, Milwaukee (Sorensen 1-2) of lie Chicago (Dotson 3.)), S:30 p.m. 300 000 000-33 I Modlock (1). Curtis, Shirley (9) and Tenace; Kobel, Hausman (3). Houston 011 101 000-I 92 Reardon (s) and sic a nil. W- St. Louis 100 000 too- 2 10 2 CurtIs (2 2). L-Reardon (01). K. Forsh, Sambito (7), HR-San Diego, Rodriguez (I). LaCor Gomez delivered an RBI single for the Braves. But Bibby had the game under control. In otheir games, Lois Angeles beat Philadelphia * 12-10, Houston downed St. LouIs 4-2, San Francisco spli t with Montreal, winning 84 and losing $4, San Diego split with New York, winning the ftirst gaime 4.3 before losing 5-1, and Cincinnati swept Chicago 3.2 and 54. In the American League, it web Toronto 9, Cleveland a in 10 ininirigs then Toronto 7, Clevelarid 2; New Ywk 10. (2); Mct.augttin (I), Garvin (U, Minnesota, Wynegar (1). rnjgey (9) and Davis, Whitt (3). W-Buskey (2.0). LMiIw 0)0 2)1060-11 110 Mange - (0-I). HR$-Clsyslsnd, CJscago 100 000- 1 44 ça (2), Harrah (1), Alexander Siston. McClure (*3, Castro (I), Hargrove (3), (fl ($), $itng (9) end C. Moore; Toronto, Veiez 3(6). Boitano comlAne(1 on a ) - Minn 000 010000- 173 Undfly"11110100,11, ' Davis (0) and Brewen 11, White Sox 1 mn hollow in ft first indw SCh&tt*dof (1-4). MR--Oakland, Newman (1) (1-3). L-Stonley (2-2). HR- Tanana, Cie& . Boston, Hobson (3). hue. w-Tanana (2-2). L- Otto Velez, not your basic Inside-the-park homie nm and housediold name, slugged four Reggie Jackson slugged his home nine in a double-header sixth home run a titanic to tie an AL record and drove' clout into the center field -in 10 runs to sperk the Blue bleachas to lead Jays to a 9.8, velex added a tire.. oco 010 200- 311 LanceTenBroock (All Times EDT) MIMISola (Redfern First Game single, Joe Nolan doubled home another run and [ails American Leative Ken City -103 000 lox- J I 0 Stanley, Burtimelor (7) and RlckCeronehitatln-ee.rwi, "I'll call my wife aW IM .. National League Jeff Burroughs drove in two runs with a Wuwwloaded and a victory over Texas. Ist Mondays Games (All Times EDT) .,: tworun Baltimore to an early lead Orioles It Rangers 5 to be one of the biggest sir- fourth to power Kansas City eostn Cleveland Indians. victory. 0, .. Baltimore 9. Texas 5 Cesar Gerori-no hit a home run as the Reds snapped a fiveam losing st reak. even Ken Singleton blasted a Oakland Milwaukee 11, Chicago I Kansas City S. Boston 3 __ - San Ogo N.Y. 69 12 10 ?I-2112 Mik.Br.nn.n . game, traded. That means Bibby, who owned a 61-69 career record before he joined the Pirates In 1978, becomes more important the Pirates, drive to repeat. He went 12-4 Last year and posted a combIned 2.12 ERA in three P0t-eason games, Oakland its ni homer in the first In the opener, Milt Wilcox inning and Eddie Murray Royals 5, Red Su 3 Darrell Porter, making his pitched a four-hitter and Kirk keyed a fiverun uprising in first start 'since returning Gibson had three hits, in- the second inning with a twofrom a six-week alcohol and cluding a homer, to spark run double to help stake ear lier In thei day and that the singled and tripled, knocked Toronto Blue Jays continued in UM runs and scoivd a . 5 ChlrISjCOooy L@I GilMorgan May 11 - Los Angeles at New York 10, MInnesota 1 career home run -to cap a five-run sixth to lead Cincinnati to Its first sweep since 1977, In the first Charlie Liebrandt and Tom Hume combined on a five-hitter'and g 40.73 7344-211 72ø72o4-7$ 7l-40-7340-7$) MikiHill BobPayne TirryDlehI p.m. in York. left to right are - Bibby just keeps on do ing it for the Pittsburgh 4041 7371-211 - Cleveland Oakland (Keough 3-2), minus an important hurler. And another prentler pitcher, Bert Blyleven, has left the team and demanded to be I . 1½ Texas (Perry 1.1), S:3S p.m. surfac. For one thing, KIson Is gone via free agent past ur es to California. His departure leaves Pltttsburgh American League Roundup 4112 7 13 .3 Boston watching the big righthander lead the Pirates to a 13.4 . victory over the Atlanta Braves. That statement Is more significant than It sounds on the up 7-2 SWeep Of the row . "Last September, he and Bruce Kison were our'lnners," Pittsburgh manager Chuck Tanner said Sunday after at 3 "-74 70-211 Gsorg.ArcP,q MMkUIy., - -'--- California 4, Seattle 3 Pirates. PamHiggths and Debbie Austin shared fif th place 5-under 3, but the only get 1. Isulchbalrd Championship Seri" Phila delphi a vs. Los Angeles 1 14 .364 Oakland 1, Detroit y - Tosses - - 1 game Ron Creese-Coach of the Year-DeLand, John IMompson-DeLand, Bryan Murray-Lake Howell. Jeff Kerr-Lyman and Doug Dershimer-Lake Brantley. . 474170-71-374 3½ Philadelphia, 3 p.m. 12 13 .4 St$nAIIII i-May 11 - Philadelphia at Los BilIGaIlewiy 10 13 .43.3 4½ Angeles, 11:30 p.m. G.nILltil,r Sunday's Results Scoff Besa xMay 16 - Los Angeles Toronto 9, Cleveland s, lo .iOelnmên Philadelphia, S:0S p.m. Innings lit game _ x.May IS - Philadelphia at Los G.orO.C.dl. Toront o 7, CIivls.nd Angeles, 3 p.m. game MItCtMooey Seattle MUm --- I- -•- the lead on the 1th p to with all day go out of the pits E5ar n hard t, N A SCAR Dale Earnhardt, who entered ahead of you but that's my Winston Cup leader and the the pits at the same time but crew's decision." 1979 Rookie of the Year, said jumped to the lead wlin he Baker's victory made him, . Baker "just overpowered us elected to have only two tires the first'four.time winner at at the end. - - Pro Basketball ) Detroit 4. B bb 7. feet of the cup and then sank the birdie Stacy, who had four sub-par rounds on other golfers to break per in the 72-player attempt after Alcott misseidi her first a course that she once represented, field were Beth Solomon and Marlene putt. moved to ei ghth on the LPGA money Floyd at 1-under 287 selligm. g n winner Immediately capitalized the tournament record of 281 set by Little She used an 8-Iron to wi thin seven In 1976. Fixes of this infant baseball - I at ~he learned that her husband had tied an American League record , - National League Roundup a pleasant phone call Sunday . night. - - . But she fell apart midway through the at , 111 oil .571 .. Calif -- at Haydee Velez received a - Parker-Lyman and Barry Stockwell-Lake Howell. Back BEST . winner with almost $78,000 caught Stacy round barely saving' herself from a yard hole to beat Alcott for the $15,000 9.underpar by making a 20-foot chip double bogey on the ninth hole before first pr ize, shot on the 17th hole. bogeying 11 and 12, and finished "lUt hole gives me the creeps," she Her chance to win the titif outright under 281, taking third place and $7,200. said, "but I hit my best drive of the went awry on the final regulation hole cliarieston's Beth Daniel mounted tour nament there then." . he her 10-loot birdie pu tt attempt charge midway through the round by Alcott's aWoach shot to the green fell lipped the cup, slicing four strokes off par to move to 8. 20 feet from the pin, leaving ey an Both leaders finished the tournament under after 12 holes, but finished opening that the two-time U.S. Open with final rounds of 70 for 279, breaking after bogeying the 13th and 14th holes. w - - Chicago Texas Kan City Front row left to right are Bobby Wells-Seminole, Jim Mee-DeLand, Bob first three holes and missed a six-footer for another birdie at No. 4. sank a sevenfoot birdie putt on the 355- liming, GfSgPowr-s 4044040-214 RaclI 670 69 11-276 Fr.dMartl Philadelphia 102 May 7 Philadelphia at Los SanCr,n 15 th ew Angeles, 11:30 p.m. - o..v.stockton 12 10 .545 2 May 10 - Los Angeles at -- Bobby Colo 10 524 2½ JimDent 11 10 .321 2',' Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. Oakland - The players that made this season's Five Star " Conference baseball race a real dog !lght make up most of the 1980 all-conference team named Friday. STAR'S , Mayflower Classic last July. Little appeared ready to run away with Tournament. bogey on AN 490-yard fifth hole, a par . The Savannah, Ga., native ended two five. . 01him1l PtiIHlncock W L Pct. - - 0 - - 44414.72-lu 4$ 47-71-40--VS 4$ 71 "-273 71-44-72 44-274 Mark Pfeil J$ckNewonJr. National Ba sk etball Assoc. Il 10 524 9 12 .129 Cleve -- - Boston Bait Detroit - - 00,FIVIE $100,000 Women's International Golf fourth hole followed immediately. by a the title when she birdied two of the . JeyHeas - 12 - 5- Alcott, ' who-was tied for the lead at 7* list with more than ;47,000 this year. It - . -- American League - ProI SklpDvneway " 67 n ii-i7i basketball team, was named leadership in developing the 7' TO 69 67-17; Chi 0.41 ;- Norris. Oak 0S44; EdFiorl Bobby Florida Coach of the Year for basketballprogramatstetson W.dknV 7044440-P Redfern, Minn 1.46; Burm, ctii JchnMahaffy 4470 730-27 that * sport at the annual Into a position of 1.50; Caldwell, Mil 1.59. excellence KeItt,Ficgu 70144771-317 Strikeouts Dave Eith,r 71 44 11 61-370 .meeting of the Florida among the Toronto . ~ 0 -,. - I ' - . -\ - 1i Stacy Edges AIC "Ott At Hilton Head I , .- - 1 t' tPGA Goes vertIme / . - ' a -. - - , _ - . -- "That's because I was running out of W f't dl dropped his ball out of the grass and champIonship II 18-under. - ,. Strange then took a penalty stroke, . amateur tides including th6 1974 NCAA bogeyed the hole to drop back into a tie at "I thought of Tom Watson," he said. "I ~ . Ancly Soon LouGreham DSyHIII 1.62; Niekro, Hou 1.SS. American League East - . 1oosoeee- 4$ 4$ 41 ø-273 7241 4.44-774 TO do &I 47-70 7047-374 U 457344-774 Lucas, So 1.50; Richard, Hou sam m y Atlanta at Philadelphia, n Cincinnati at New Y or k, night I . 67 " a 111151--jaill, io-et 4L44-V0 6111-6111, " 1116-17111 - Forsch D.A.W*IbrIng bby, Barney Thompson 4447 70 47-273 Carlton, Phil 'and - a--rn Norris, Oak 4-0. 13 Pitchers tied (All Times EST) - . - *I A I I Y ---- Gup Flag home $,7OO for second place. Both the drivers were awarded $2,900 In lap money in a race that had the lead change hands 40 times among Baker, running a near f la w- changed. Earnhárdt's short 'the Alabama International Earnhardt said his decision 12 drives. less race in his Oldsmobile, stop gave him a near mile Motor Speedway. His three to save time by running the Pole-sitter David Pearson, credited his pit crew for his lead which he hid until the previous wins at the 2.66-mile last tapa on only two fresh the "silver fox" of the tri-oval came when he won the tires was almost enough to NASCAR circuit, finished a c.QWe.fr9m.behind victory final three laps. Winston 500 In 1976 an d bo th in the near accident "I was- a.j,ittle d isturbed -iSure his victory, half lap. behind Baker and,., dn't the WLrtotiand Talladega 500 - "OlIr strategy on the last pit free $315,000 Wt ns tor' 500. when I came out and di arfthardt in an Oldsmobile "II It had been up to me, I see " Dale - - on st op really worked for us," b.c for third. Lennie Pond V13S the hi l975. 66-63 " 111-21114 Mk,R.ld Tom Kite - - I - - birdie putt. of Strange and his impressive rally and years, however, his loss of a 6-atroke lead Ear li er in the afternoon, he had wat- mobsofcheeringfansmadeitimpossible woul d be ca use for the moody young . . - - - . . . TALDEGA, Ma. (UP!) Buddy Baker is learning it's wiser to listen to his pit . crew than follow his gut feeling. -- 5. - Montr ea l (Palmer 0-0), 1:35 pi WedkIns 404.7244-210 Niekro, All 20; Lamy p.m. U-fl 4.40-270 Blyleven, Pitt and VuCkoyith, DowgCamp,.iI KefmIIZ.nt,y Atlanta 744744 40-370 (Matula 21) t StL 31, Ryan. Hou and Canton, H$IIIIA 44.fl77S Philadelphia (Canton 4.1), 7:33 Phil 26. TomWelskoçw. 7341 11-44-315 p.m. victor American League - Norris, Ricaledo 4112 $70-271 Cincinnati (Seaver 11) at Oak 33; Redfern, Minn and La HInkli New York (Bomback 0104070-VS 2-0), 1:05 Guldry, NY 29; Matlack. In RCunI 73444.40-274 p.m. 27; Leonard, KC 25. RexCaldwell $7.70-7340-774 San Francisco (Blue 2.11 at Wally Savei, Armsfrwv 71 64 71 69-290 St. Louis (Vuckovich), . $:35 BunkyH.nry 4$-71-71-70.---250 National - League - Suttr, P.m. JImN.Ifo,-d 47-7370 10-700 Chi 7; Allan, NY 5; Hume, Cm DaIiOoul 72-7041 71-310 Tuesday's Games and Shirley, SD '4; LaCone. And y Nom 1] ""Lit -M San Diego at Chicago Hou and Tekulve, Pitt 3. J.C. Sneed 4.1-73 41-71-210 Houston at Montreal Morris American Lea gue - Farmer. HitlIlky 4.72 44 71-210 San Francisco at St. Louis, CM 6; Stoddard, Bait and Leonard Thompson 7347 75 oP,t,rJöcop*. night 73 477345-210 meier, sos i QuInry, J Ma ZII 44717341-210 . Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, KC 3; nine Players tied with BobMurphy night my' 72 67-210 DlnflyEdwards 47-7241 73-250 - - - (P0.71) Trevino with 3. S Earned Earned Run Average on is innings pitched) National League - Bahns,n, Mtl 0.50; Matula, All 0.96; Pittsburgh 13, Atllnta 4 HouSton 1, St. Louts 2 Monday's Games - - - rich tournament. At a bo ut the same time as his erran t Strange won $63,000, Trevino $37,800. Str an ge, , has 10 fewer years of pro tee shot, Strange received a more It was Trevino's 11th runnerup finish In experience than Trevino, but he was the tangible lift. 2 years. one relaxed enough on the first hole of "When Lee missed that birdie at 16, 1 Strange blistered the 6,918-yard sudden death Sunday to hit a 6-iron shot relaxed," he said. Woodlands Country Club coarse the first 12 feet past the pin and then boldly sink a Trevino played in the threesome a head three days, shooting 66-63.66. In past Trevtno's 6.underpar 4, 2nd ----- - - 2nd game Los Angeles 12, Philadelphia - - 51 Well plbyilf en fIrst life I'll,) Cvml%Strang* BobGUder Pitching Victories Cincinnati L Chicago - - lIfTS National League 1-0; -S - AtHevstsIi.Tsies,May4 Molitor, Mil 6. V 'S - ""I Tex 9: Hendersdn, Oak I,Wilson, KC 7; Carew. Cal and Pitt --- !diinston Ciciis would have run the rest of the straightaway," said Baker. Gill I0$Wl1$ National League - Moreno, Pitt 15; Cadeno, Hou 13; Law, LA 10; LeFlore, Mtl ; Scott, MU . Am.r$can Leagw, - Wills, come - ----, - Station American League - Honey. Ron Streck Cincinnati '3, Chicago 2, 1st cutt, Sea 5-0; John, NY and CalvinPeise - . golf career that protege Curtis Strange choke.If you are not putting yourself In a tour victory, and Trevino, after his 24th, are .475 5½ Houston - Bciké-r' Golf Now York 6, Son Dim 2, 2nd game - S - - - drew upon to help him withstand one of position to choke, you 11 12 game * . • Sunday's Itisults . Houston 11 San Fran $ 16 Sitvrday's Resutti San Francisco 3. Montreal 2 PhiladelphIa 7, Los Angeles . . - Innings Housto. 1, St. LouIs 2 . Handle ' s 15 9 .625 2 San Diego 2. New York I .. Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 1, 10 - Strange 727 5 Chicago 7, Cincinnati 1 - Downs Trevino In Sudden Death 7 11 -, Norm Nixon added 23 points for Los The second game was scheduled for One of them fell into his hands. Lakers against strongman Darryl Dawklns of the Philadelphia 76ers, which way but loose Sunday, scoring 33 points, grabbing 14, rebounds and thing in the third and fourth quarters. f16 - , . Buffalo at N.Y. Runs Batted In Islanders. 5 p.m. National Lea gue - Garvey,. x-May a - N.Y. Islanders at LA 20; Cruz, Hou 19; Smith, LA Buffalo, 8:0S p.m. .d Parket, Pitt ii; Foote and x-May 10 - Buffalo at N.Y. Kingrnan, Chi and Hendrick, Islanders, S p.m. Sf1. 17. x-May 13 - N.Y. Islander s at American League - VeIe, Buffalo.. 5 p.m. Tar 20;-Parrlsh, Del 19; Oliver, Tn and BOnnIl, -Tar 15; Johnson, CM. Hargrove, Cl,,, Smalley, Minn and Bell, Tex 17. - .333 6½ West W L Pc?. OS Houston Cinci LOS Ang San No SI - - It was opening game of the NBA championship ' 'grabbed a rebound. He did the same compared Abdul-JabbI performance billed as the battle of t S Opener - - -I and Jackaort. NY 6; Buffalo 4 Singleton. Bait 5. ?9ay 6 1½ - - Minn 12 S 13 .311 5½ Montreal NW York Jabbar'Awesome as - 31 9 10 St. Louis - - International -- 5 S Monday, May 5, mo-lA Evening H•rsid, Sanford, FL 10 !6 ii .. Name -. l National League - Luzinski, (N.Y. Islanders lead seri es, 3-0) Phil 7; Kingman, Chi, Baker, April 29 - N.Y.' Islanders 4, LA and Schmidt, ö; Buffalo 1 Phil Martin, Chi and Smith, LA, May 1 - N.Y. Islanders 2, Ameian League Velez, Buffalo 1 (70,) Tar ,7; Rudi, Cal, Smalley, May 3 - N.Y. ISlanders ;, - - MOnday,May5,1U _5 I J_ -- - - -. , . S -- ..-. S S S S - -S .s - __________________ . '. -. .- - -% S ,.• •' �-- I - -. - - I . . - - S I • • . . .,_ . .-. . - •- ..-,r . . •- • _5 - ,d - S - - ' • . • - S !—Evening HsrIId, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 3, iNO - - S - .5• - S - • S I. • OUR*% A.WES S • •- - • EvsnIngHeraIdSaford,FI. 11Itr - •. - - •IiM1 . •____.t_._ •5___•_ -- ,, '-- " 5 a • Monday, MAYS, 1ft0—)B • • •sit - II I -I. - I I. •- ' - - S - • .• -1. - j , • . p .. 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The cost per thousand. readers is Central, Florida's best newspaper buy I THE NEXT TIME YOU UNDUPLICATED _ minute, then became numb, - GUARANTEED - FaM1 Fun D 0 ~~~llljt so she finished the game with her broken finger, shaking it and rubbing It .to try to get li ba Unfortunately, this will some fee ng ck in It. 3020 Reader Is Disgusted With -• * ls Disguizing 'Truth' Labe - MARILYN T U C S 0 N Mr. Anderson who objected to the misuse of the words , AHIZ . Heaven's Very Special Child "exceptional" and "special" when referring to Mongoloid, or as you corrected, "Down's Syndrome" children, Why is It that standard dictionary meanings and words seem to no longer A meeting Was held quite far from earth "It's time again for another birth," Said the Angels to the Lord , above, and homosexuals are called "gays"? Neither word is very descriptive of Its respecUve group. When schools-media suffice in today's society? Just what metamorphosis is supposed to occur when Negroes NEWTON, are called 'blacks" ... - "Thlispecial child will need much love." His progress may seem very sl ow - Accompllsfllnents he may retarded child an "Un- show U -'s.. not They will not realize right away The leading role they're asked Comes stronger faith and you print this sign DISGUSTEDIN B E A U F 0 T, s c * DEAR DISGUSTED: Of all . the letters I received raponse t . and there 'were hundreds, yours wu the only — said hooray for bu n. Read on for an especially poignant r-dpoeDEAR ABBY: This is prompted by (lie asinine le tter written by William G.' Andersoti Jr. Twenty ago when was born, a frie nd sent me a - poem - that I would like' to share with other mothers of peciai chiken - dicapped. So let's be careful where he's sent + ••-_ - S - ___•5__ - - ' a. ' - 5 - 6:05 (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 6:15 2) (17) THE ATHLETES (NON) 6:20 (17) WORLD AT LARGE • (TUE) meek . - + '•• U and mild 1) , - - 7:25 I) (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA U 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 6 (1) TODAY (111) 0 GOOD AMERICA .... Bill Cosby. Guests: Norm Crosby, Monty Hall. (U 0 HARRY 0 Harry searches lot for a der anged kIller who Is stalking the wife of i retired admIral. (7)0 ABC NEWS (3 WEST ) MOVIE 800 11:50 o BARNEY MILLER A' member of the gay communIty accuses one of Barne"s detec- 2:30 01.4) ANOTHER WORLD (LI)(35)1 DRUM OF JEANNIE (12)(l7)ILOVE LUCY 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II) (35) CASPER - (A) (12) (17)BANANA SPLITS 3:30 (iU(35) (112((17) THE FLINT. STONES 4 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) (NON, WED-FRI) (5) 0 RAZZMATAZZ (TUE) (-II) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 9 (10) SESAME STREET (112) (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 0 (1.4) BONANZA (5) 0 ODD COUPLE (1) 0 MERV GRIFFIN (U) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND IEN,pS r12)(1flGILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (J 0 HOGAN'S HEROES It (35) TOM AND JERRY 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 2.410 LOOK AT ME (NON) 2.4 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY 8:26 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1) 0 GOOD MOANING FLORIDA 0(14) TODAY AMERICA (111) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (24(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (NON) 3(10 FRENCH CHEF (TUE) (24(10 LOOK AT ME(WED) (24 çlO V.I. PEOPLE(THU) (24(10 THE VICTORY OARDEN (flU) 0(17)ROMPER ROOM IIAZA MAT. WUD. -. '( L!!ZA ul 7:43 ONLY pa 410. C. pass (I 11301A e' YOU U) / cha,nce j He1p prevent -, defects •, t s MAPcHOFLMMES 41 1227413 ALL SHOWS 990 1:45 ONLy - ¼ th the city's (R)(TUE..FRI) (12) (11 7)l DREAM OF JEANNIE MriFloydroamM [DO GOOD MORNING bir on 0 @1) NEWS (1) 0 M'AS'H It13511 LOVE L UCY 3(10) OVER EASY (1121(17) L UCY SHOW of extortion1225 assignment 2:25 (112) (17) NEWS 5:30 (II) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (A) •CD 0 POLICE WOMAN io (1)0 MCCLOUD While - (hO CAPTAIN KANGAROO "Flying Leathernacks" (1951) John Wayne, Robert Ryan. tives [DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE ([1) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2)(171uYTHnnMQ 8:30 1130 • MORNING (It (35lRURwIp,wl 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: (22) (1 2:00 0 (F THE DOCTORS ('0 AS THE WORLD TURNS '5r1Sil (11) 35) BENNY HILL 0 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS" LATURE (17) LAST OF THE WILD Jean Fowler,, pdent of the Seminole County FederatiQq of Women's Club, will formally install the new officers of the Altamonte Springs Woman's Club during ceremonies at 11+ a.m. Wednesday at Gigi's Restaurant In Regency Square, Casselberry, 5 24 (10) SESAME STREET (112)(17) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 11:00 ' 1:00 IF pAYs OF OUR LIVES 5O HE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS i 1)0 ALL MY CHILDREN iF (35) 35 LIVE FRIENDS FRIENDS 0 (1) (1) 0(7)0 NEWS Drai" Send $1 and a treasurer; Linda Fisher, corresponding secretary, and 'S 0 (4) NEWS t) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1.7)0 RYAN'S HOPE *UOHAPPY DAYS AGAIN 6 (4) TODAY 1j 0 MORNING NEWS (1) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) PORKY PIG AND -- 12:15 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED, THU) 4:00 7:00 u,'I'1I InVYIr4u ... (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING -1Z - LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE(MON, TUE. FRI) all (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (WED. THU) - 6:55 (M(17) THE COMMANDERS In Abby's booklet, "How To Write Letters for 411 New officers of the Altamonte club are: Judy Faths, president; Cheney Colardo, vice president; Iilllsrt Valentine, • All 0 14) CHAIN REACTION I7) - Q GOOD MOANING 0(FCAROL BURNETT AND (11) (35)AGAINST THE WIND 3 10 AMERICAN SHORT STORY "The Sky Is Gray" by Ernest Gaines. A young black farmboy's visit to the dentist in a small Louisiana town marks the dawning of his social and sell-awareness. Woman's Club To Inst all • 8:45 c4 (10) A.M. WEATHER 10:00 --------1. 'sII 6:30 western hometown heaven AFTERNOON 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (3.) 0 ED ALLEN (112)(17) NEWS 9:30 We want his life to be Content addressed envelope to: Abby, Please, J4ord, find e parents Letter Booklet, 132 Lasky th Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Will do a special Job for 4iou. - care for one of these children, outstanding service to the club. ' ii 17 WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) (1) 0 THE STOCKARD CHANNING SHOW long, stamped (2$ cents), those chosentrusted to few t ' (I2)(17)L$STEN(MON) hopes of competing against n Italian loam visiting his Mid. 12 it And soon they'll know the privilege given In caring for this gift from I am proud to be one of Dolores Vickers, recording nmtary. I 6:00 -4 .E COUNTRY (NON) 6 (4) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 6 (-1.4) NASHVILLE ON• THE 1.4 864)HE WILBURN BROTHERS(THU) 6 (4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI) 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE TO ABC MOVIE richer love. • • 0 IF DAILY DEVOTIONAL Away" (1979) Dennis Christo. pher, Paul Dooley A recent high School graduale takes un the Sport of bicycling ri the clashes with a foreign officer who is determined to interrogate a badly injured Korean woman (A) derachiever," is that 3U- And he'll require extra care Is heaven's very special child. (Author Unknown) posed to suddenly make him From the folks he meets way more Intelligent? Or Just down there. Do you hate to write let ters more content-with his lot? Or because you don't know what are we doing It to ccsnfcrt the He may not run or laugh or to say? Thank-you notes, "poor parent"? play i y m p A t h y le tter s, His thoughts may seem quite congratulations, how to Abby, one cannot disguise or change the truth by giving faraway decline and accept invitations In many ways he won't adapt and how to write an in. it a different label. I'm signing my name, but if And he'll be known as ban- terestlng letter are Included - 5:45 ill (17) WORLD AT LARGE (ThU) 5:55 - Breaking But with this child sent from above 11:55 17) NEWS 12:00 FLORIDA (5J0MA'S'H Hawkeye 11:00 • 0 1.4) HIGH ROLLERS - -- 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 11:30 6 J WHEEL OF FORTUNE Efl 0 FAMILY FEUD 5:35 t) (17) Love: AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 9:00 to play 0 CBS NEWS 5:15 17)0 LIFELINE (MON) 24 (10) GREAT PERFOR- 5 10:55 -3 MORNING 5:00 '1) 0 MARCUS WELBY, MD, (TUE-FRI) • MAP4CES 6 (F MOVIE 10:30 ,H0L 00D 0 >4W SQUARES ,t0CELEBRITYWHEWI (35)CANDIDCAMEM (R) if(35)PTLCLUB 5:30 i) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER fl 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7:30 • (NON) LOVE, AMERICAN (. ) 0 THE NEWLYWED STYLE (NON, PAl) Kunkler, John and Willa Mae U(17) MOVIE (17) OPEN Up • TOl FITZPATRICK DEAR ABBY: Hooray for - Of The Monk:' fart 1) 4:20 just beyond e reach of ti,er When your advertising runs In any issue of, the daily Evening Herald in combination ' -with the Thursday morning weekly Herald Advertiser your message reaches a total of 30,200 households, the ONLY T.M.C. coverage available of this vqluable Greater - ADVERTISE BE SURE YOU GET 55 0 TARZAN Mountains - No 41 iord tn Sonlow , "Three Coins In The Fountain" (C) (1954) Clifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire Thr ee girls get varying results alter wishing on a coin at the Fountain of Trovi them that the beaches wer so University School of GAME Prokosh, Art and Peg Streit, narrow, and dropped sud- Medicine, Nashville, Tenn. 1710 FAMILY FEUD Sam and Helen Kaminsky, denly off into deep wate, SO May 9, 0i) (35) MAUDE Maude's forfamily, fun and recreation. 46. Phil and Mary Auguto, unlike the b'•aches in ou.part I.woed (oar house guest, a black teenIn addition to seeing the Mary Nancy, Jinuny and Howard and Cathy Hpirrison, of the state. Winter Springs ager from the ghetto, returns shows and petting the IL son Billy, will fly Up On and Charles and Barbara hoping to get money from the Correspondent a dolphins, they were allowed to Barbara Piroui had spent Thursday, attend Findlays the Pirozzi went down for the tWO 322-997 use the area down by the 4 (1 ) DICK CAVETT' her honeymoon in Miami 25 reception for the families of • day tournament. beach to play baseball, years ago, and Pat Seibert the graduates on Thursday (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs Philadelphia Phitlies voHeyball, and - other sports. John and SVilla Mae and Eleanor Kunkler had evening, the graduation They all shared a day packed keep her out of theTame for a Prokol are visiting his sister never been there so the three exercises on Friday, and 8:00 while, but she 1ans resume and her husband, Frank and of them drove down to Miami - return home 0 @) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE -on Saturday. full actMty designed r a - play as Soon as possible. She Margaret Dennick, in Vero to sigftsee for a short time. go odoftime. PRAIRIE Laura gets caught in the middle when ,.Almanzo •' A few of the families regretted not being able to Beach before joining Je John wasa Phi Beta Kappa lay at the Seminole Youth 0 camped overnight at the Yogi Thomas Darling and Ws , at the University~ of Floridinsists they marry right away, and her father opposes it (Part Selces Baseball game on when he pduated four years wife, Bear Campground and Saturday, Lillie Ma I) John and Jo Sthnkiewicz Washington, D.C., arrived ago. lle'rbived a lull Navy arranged to have adjoining W0YOU'RE THE GAT. went to Miami to stay over- Wednesday to visit his two scholarship, and is now a ____ • campsites, so they could be EST, CHARLIE BROWN Char'The Knights of Columbus night with Ulr son, Wayne, sisters, le Anna Kilgore and lieutenant In the Navy. He will lie Brown 91 9e5 himself ten together, This was the first held their 27th Annual State his wile, lAnds, and their Bet Parker, Intern In the Portsmouth chances at failure when he volcamping trip for many of Bowling Tournament in children, John and Charles. f Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, urgeers as a decathlon COflthem, but it turned out to be o Pompano Beach on April 26 When John finished his games He had won the Presidential Va. tesfant in his school's Junior much fun, they plan to do and 27. There were three on Swidsy, they returned to Award of the Giant Food Co., Olympic competition (RI [DO THAT'S INCREDIBLE more camping in the future teams of bowlers from Miami to spend another night Inc. which was an all expense John plans to specialize in with their family and friends. (35) JIM ROCKFORD ho parwith their children before paid trip to Walt Disney World pediatrics, so will have three Council No. si w ________ Rockford, ordered to loin a returning home. for one week, more years of training to Janice Springfield broke ticipated, and several took therapy group, tries to help a their wives for a week-end complete, then four years patient who claims she is The bowling alleys were After visiting there and more in the Navy, her little finger last week vacation, receiving threats from the huge, but so crowded that the seeing the members, of his playing softball with the underworld, Dominic - Nespica, Frank women decided rather than' family, he and his wife will His parents, say they are so (10) MARK RUSSELL Flagship Bank of Seminole's Joyce, Marty Bacon, Sr., try to watch their men bowl, return to Washington oi,May proud of John and so very Washington's . top political Ladies Softball Team. They Eugene Gilmartin, Chuck they would entertain them- 8. excited about being able to be humorist pokes fun at major were playing another team In Meyer, Bernie Nelson, John selves elsewhere. They went issues and news stories of the the City of Sanford's Softball with him for graduation. Ow day from thO Katherine Cornell and Jo Stanklewlcz, Phil and shopping, and to the area ,John Terwilliger will testwlshesfora sale journey, Theater In Buffalo League, when th the ball was hit, Pat Seibert, Bob and Eleanor beaches. It was a surprise to graduate from Vanderbilt and congratulations to John. 8:30 mitt. Playing on first base, (U 0 WKRP IN CINCINATI she tried toslow the ball with Los and the rest of the staff her unprotected hand and hit accept a challenge to play a It with her little finger, baseball game against oval She said it hur t for a station WPIG. (A) ' Flagship Banks of Seminole went to Sea Wand for a day of fltffl Viol - 2:15 17)0 MOVIE jj)(35) SANFORD AND SON Fred goes into show business in order to get his white • brother-in-law out of the house, 14 (10), / LEHRER REPORT (It (17) SANFORD AND SON A question arises as to whether Fred is really Lamont's father 0 The employees of the a' z:iiTs.S::is. U - 2:00 0 (4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7:00 • 10:00 0f CARD SHARKS 1:50 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Bqavesvs Philadelphlaphilpies . a 11 (17) GREENACRES • • - 9:30 14 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGMMlNG • 1:45 • !i(17) NEWS 64 FACE THE MUSIC w 0 P.M. MAGAZINE L7D 0 JOKER'S WILD Photo by Tom Vincent -._____-- '. Bank till "Wilrol 04000.,00 I's '':—' toll wo POWs* Adoi - , 1:35 a NEWS - County 11 ** vaectwLil .0 ",".1 a ,, ssi corresponding secretary. 9 we aa gi lsoi go 040 ' w ' •r , _ - 9:00 6EDONAHUE, . 0 MIKE DOUGLAS. (•) 0 MOVIE (35)DINAH1& FRIENDS (1O)ELECTR?CCOMPANY (A) 1U17) FAMILY AFFAIR 6 CJ TOMORROW 0ests; American restaurant owner. chefs Georgeb Perrier. Tony Valone and Alice Waters, DOABCNEWS (10) OVER EASY Guests. Maggie Kuhn, Gray Panther founder, Robert Ball, former Social Security Commissioner. (A) 112 (17) BOB NEWHART An attractive divorcee creates a tud between Jerry and Howard when she starts crating both of them. Wight, - • oll WO k. W Ill 's 00 11T.; oA it. t.4 NBC NEWS c NEWS president; and Tracey - Herald o,* W as 2!~ Awsillill 101, allill 10 %oislroo P Poll WOW'- 4 sk • *006 .0 " . ?A 110 11.04 so 6:30 - . - - in And Around Sanford rit ms In N orth Crashe OVA" ol Via So nf ord a mtralk.Train 41 Va . . - carolina wli vil 11114%,00 % -. I. _ . sill tuo city council officers were installed at this •555-5 .-- ••' 1:00 6:00 6OONEWS 1Ji (35) KUNG FL a 10 ONCE UPON A CLAS. SIC 'Carries War" After Mrs. Gotobeds death. Mr. Johnny finds a skull that he thinks holds a 'curse on Druid's Bottom (Part 301 4)(CC) (17) CAROL BURNETT ANDFRIENDS recording secretary; I)onna Frank, 'lce president: .June Helms, president Betty Jack, out going - •- - ol to JV45 EVENING Sanford Beta Sigma. Phi Chapters and BSP City Council celebrated Founder's with a luncheon wh e n each chapter named its Girl of the Year and awards were prsented. The new left, Phillis Scheetz, S a. . time. They are, from ' • - - S • • - C,citl l -, - - I - S. - - ' '" __________ OA A vo 0, • ~0 to to I - ...' - NEW OFFICERS - - -- ' :-- mounted police unit. McCloud %ecomes involved with a mu,. der and a pretty police trainee. MONDAY 106 -'S 5•_ -. l A to so • .: $ - Mot9 ItdCY "llo 0# 0 - - V • . S - The 1 4 •••• BSP COUNCIL .. •. •: j lq TONIGHT1SSTV - T it OVIL Pf 752$ S:* ILUCTSIC 322 Izil NO*$IMAN ...! ____________ - FLORIDA - ARRIVE A111] I NSHINE STATE , • * �S . • .- - _. - ... -.. - ..;. .. ... •.. . ,.. - ,.•• • u-., .- -.-- - - -i:.. 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NOTIEOFSHERipF'g . : ., -. . •0 -. ... - - , ''I S , I • 5- - - - Legal Notice LegalNotice NOTICIôHIRFF'S .C1TYOFLONàWOOD - - . . - LPN part time for Dr. Office, - tc a tine iconsecutive limit - M'l"V (riffiffi Realtoi - Stove & refrig, Heat & Air, $250 We'reiooklng for a hardworking - — -- - - Please govern yourself ac end rezoning of the dscribed demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE cordingly. property, City Clerk ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Citi Of Longwood, AMENDSHE DETAILED LAND THIS NOTICE, to fIle with the Florida USE ELEMENT OF THE (iefk of the above court a written SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. stafementofanyclalmordemand Publish May 5,17.1950 PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM they mayJve. Each claim must DEW-lI ______________________ - M E 0 I U M D E N s T , be in writing and must indicate the information about yourself NEEDED FOR KITCHEN. are qualified to do this job. SendtoBoxS$c.olheEvening ___________________________ - Please govern yourself ac Sanford, Florida ce .. (2) One Gold ExecutIve Swivel cerdingly. - esciie personal propsr. Chair with Arms _____________________________ CityofLongwood, Florida (4) One Steel & Walnut satisfy the terms of said Writ c Publish: May 5, 17, 1950 Secretarial desk with Typing Arm Execution . Polk, DEW.17 (5) One Red Swivel Secretarial Sheriff Chair CITYOFLONOW000, Seminole County, Florida (6) Sharp Calculator with FLORIDA Publish April L I. May 5, 17, 19, printer Bertha BaIrd Ballance Contact Douglas BaIrd 20S4i1.244,7Os.S1$9 205-447-1001 .Bonus . Holiday pay . Life Insurance. Health Insurance. Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A New SmyrnaOcean Front, turn? BR, 2B, grounds level, by week or month. 862-78.47 aft. 1. , SL.ost & Found brindle spots on head 1. hips. Named Sampsom. In Lake Athby area. REWARD. 9047.9E3, NewSrnyrnaBeach. PORZIG REALTY EALTOR MU 3775475 setting, zoned agricultural , Boys & (ompanij The Time Tested Firm rn Req. Real Estate Broker [j 120 N.P.srkAve. 3226123 ' -. * Kimberly B. Pope appearibg at the hearings may co-personal representat submit written statements heard orally. -. co-personal representative By order of the Board ci County CommissIoners of Seminole ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL '---' - - - PublIsh: March It, April 211 May Telephone: (813) 441.1818 , ___________________________ ' Cross Stitch Classes 393.5477 MOUSE, Deceased . NOTICE O ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATION ' AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 8. OPERATOR.930 Caf. Huber Maintainer GRADER OPE. . - - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE OP PUBLIC benefits. Apply Handy Way FOOd Store. Sanford aria. - AD,, 1980, .' ' -. I I I - of the City of Publish May 5, 14, 1950 I. if you are above average ceilent company benefits, 10 3. AggressIve with outgoing - - - LINDA MARTIN, 'city Clerk From the east - -. HouSekeeper part-time. Apply at Lakevltw Nursing Center, 919 32—Houses E. 2nd St., Sanford. $ - ' -. '' -• - ' * . S ... 5 1963 WILLIS JEEP Station 323 - Rebui'l Classic. Auto, V 8. Sell for $.3.iOO firm Trade for boat or piCkup 332 0956 '11 Gold Datsun- soso See at Master Cove Apt 32? 0431 - -- 1967 MERCEDES 2105 See,st 107 PneLakeDr Near the'Gólt Course , . ---- - - - - - I 1 Sectioni, Township 2) South, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNs Golf View Vstates Sedlo, '- statement of any claim or demand dryer -hook-Op. $320 per ma. $300 - bath' Consisting of ) acres AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. t a benefits. Apply thcpedicpracllcelsseaklngan per- HUBBUB assumable mortgage on .10 acres, deeded LIKE COUNTRY FEELING this comfortable Mobile Home farming, nursery I horses. 2 Bdrm, I Bath, rnture couple. truck parking available. Only $38,000. ' attorney, and me act use your imagination on this HOME-with private lake Sanford, Florida - lindlng a piece, to live, car' to drive, a job, or Y0Uhavene*dof,rtidaliotj ' - - -. copies of the claim to the clerk 19 to each personal representative. Zoning Commluiod of SemIno PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT TO Bi'I.ntley Drive.) (DISTRICT No. enable the clerk to mail , enable thi clerk to mill one copy All persons interested in Its County lil hold a public 11,1mg to each personal representative. C.COMMIRCI,*I. DISTRICT; Application has been made by to each personal representative, estate to whom a copy 'of this In Room 203 of the Semingla penis interested in the PROVJDING AN EFFECTIVE RobertO. Fe.ther. AU 'persons Interested in the NoticeolAdmlnlstratlon has been County Courthouse, Sanford, DATE; estate to whom a copy of this REPEALING OR. estate to whom a copy of this mailed are reqdirsd, WITHIN Floilda OIl April 3. 1980 at 7:30 Further, tie Planning ilid NoliceofAdminisfratlonpsas bean DINANCIS IN CONFLICT ZAIIWIØ CommIssion of $emkisle mailed ar, required, WITHIN Noticeaf AdminIstration his bees THREE MONTHS PROM TN! PM, or as loon thereafter as HEREWITH. Ordlnac isis placed on County will hold a public Maclag' THREE MONTHS FROM THE mailed are required, WITHIN DATE OF THE FIRST possible, to review, heir M'Said THREE MONTHS FROM THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ments and make recom. flat reading on APRIL 21, 1950, In Room *3 ci me SemInole DATI OF THE FIRST DATE QF . THE FIRST NOTICE, to file, any obf.ctlons mendaticnstothelo.rdofCcunty OP THIS and the City Commission will County Courthouse, Sanford, PUBLICATION AprIl 2. 1980 at 7:30 NOTICE, to PUBLICATION OF 'THIS - they may dye that challenge the Commlssionevst on ttie above consider same for fInal passagefile any objections P.M. or is icon thereafter is they may Mvo that challen, this NOTICE, to file any Obfecflons' yalldity of M dc.dent's will, the captioned ordinance and rezoning, - and adoption affer the public _ they may have that challenge the qualifications of the ancIllary Additional information may be - heating, which wilt be held In the poSsible, 80 revIew, Mv - validity of the dscedsM's will, the Lengwood, Florid., on msnti end make rec.om-. validity of the decedent's will, the personal repnes.ntativ., or the obtained by contactIng Itta Lend qualifications of the personal Clty'NII of IflSldatIolls tithe Board of County repmsiwitive, or me venue or qualIfications of 'this personal venue or lurisdiction of the court( Development Managty it 3-4330, MONDAY, the, 19th day of repr,sentative, or the venue or ALL CLAIMS, DEMANOL AND Extension ii_, Commissioners on the above, !ris4ctlon of Ihi court. AD.. 1900, at 7:30 p.m, s Hnaic* ifat nezosdill, jurisdiction of the court - OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED Penlo not able to afteM t, AU CLAiML DEMANDS, AND metean. possible. At the - captioned Persons not able to attend the OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND WILL BE FOREVER ARRED hearing who wish to comment on. misting interested parties may ' respect besting who wish IS commint OR WILL U FOREVE* BARRED. OBJECTIONS NOT 10 FILED Date of th. fIrst publication of the proposed actions mly submit' appear and be heard ' - en - - _ ____ salarybased on exp.ExceIl.nt banef Its. Send resume to box 57 co The EvenIng Herald, _________________________ _______________________ - - - 323 6507. 4 THE FIRST DAY OF A YOUR NEW CAREER! - i'IJIN STOP IN AT & SEE WHAT IS WAITING FOR YOU! 101SE publlcitlan of minlofratlon: AprIl 30 1990 Development Division prior to th* this Notice Of Administration; Helen MouuIKes scheduled publIc eating. Pen1e April *,)9W. 'Al AnciH.ry Penignal appearing at me heirings may Representative of submit written statemants or ba JOn 14 Bowman . As Personal Representettve of the -, the Estateof MAYSELL MOUSE. heard orally. EitateciNtNA*)IOWMAN 'Deceased By ceder otthe 5osrd County Decessed ATTORNEY' 'FOR ANCII.LA*Y Commissioners of Semlnob hearing may be ontinud frem written statements Is tile Leid' this NcIIce of Administration: DevelOgndnt Division prior IS the time to *im until final ___ sdiedulsdpublicheevWll. PSiIIM Bonnie Ethel Byrd taken b me city COIPAIIIIIISfl it MVr9$ may AS PSIsiII Rspressntattyg A 'copy of the proposeS O ubmIt wrItten sistemeds ce he ci me dinance Is posted at me . heard orally. EFFII IYJ3D DURDEN Lad. ______ 0 this Board it Ceuntv Deceased on file with fill Clerk of the City - ' .,. - ESQUIRE CLEVELAND, Mlii I MIoIi po otyicaia*er'z ----- - --, SiMon, ?iodds3Zlfl- , TP110n1 3O322'%3I4 - I May ubHsh 5&prli DEU•lIf :, ..' , I. * '- - TATIVI REPRESENTATIVE: . I - - '. p.k By: -Nord L Joimson ' " , - ' ; . - CountyCommisi1inso Seminolt Cainty,'Fior -233E1$$RlchAvenue,OifJnd,L, $l JOAAn K. Hai 23720 - Deputy Cierts Tifighine (134) 134-2131 . PubllshMah iDind sii ub1i,: AprIl 30 F4y S. 1i iM 5.ICS0 DEU , T' , - , , -. - . . - - at . ma City - - PubflsJs DAly 5,18,1900 OEW4 - - Clenktothelosrdit" County Commissioners d IominoioCounty, Fiorido Oy: JoMn K. 4aro• Deputy REPRESENTATIVE; , - ' . Clerk - STIk$?ROM. MCITO$N, .SUUAN. COl..BERT p - 4p4iHs,p$ -' DET-93 ' '° - DEU.150 -. ' LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, 1 Ss1yafarnIaffair' GERNOR'S HHWAY SAFET COMMISSION -. - . I - SpaCe. Office or Retail, 1901 French Aye. $250 me, LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. DO p CFU. 8)0,000. MORTGAGE, 132.000. fl1g)q7 BRAND NEW OVIEDO tup. LEX, 2 BEDROoM' EACH, CARPT, CENTRAL AIR. 3-2 LARGE HOME in Pinecr.sS. Owner will hold at l0pct. WHY PAY RENT? Brand new 3 1½ bath homes for unds, ' . YELLOW SAND Call Clark 8. Hirt 373 7S80 ' Fireplaces ____________________ •PUBLIC AUCTION. • MON. MAY 5, 7PM All I i I 1 3 BEDROOM, I Bath, Pinecrest. Lage l.n yard. new paint -- carpet. Assumable 3½ mtg. $36,300. - I ACO5S FR HEALTH DEPT. 2-1 NEW CARPET. I paint. 13000 dow's-Owner- will hold $VISA-MC.CASHS CR0CE!T.T mtg, No qualifying. $27,50Q. ''9 cicm 3 BEDROOM, 4 b4th, lakefront dreambeuse . on 1% act-fl Sales _____________ ____________ -- - 76—Auto Parts - ____________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REAL7OR REMODELING New rms, kit 8. bath remodeling. Fireplaces. We handle lbs whole bali of wax. B. E LINK CONST. 3227029 ________________________ I_- Insured5345399 _____________________ ayn.Beal.321.1321 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210511 - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S.G.BALINT - 3225665 Weldina - 1 Mhn,quailtyoperation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, Custom uuIt Utility & boat trail. ers, truck racks & misc, repairs, - ________________ ____________________________ - WlIEIOw&ScresnRepsir Horn, Repsir _____________ ___________________ WINOOW& SCREEN REPAIR SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepaIrj.pemodellng 2lhrs. 322-0771 aIIOPATI0000RS 322545 atter6 __________________ _________________ eves. ' - ____ ___ 14' BONITA BOWRiDERn trahlir with 50 hp Meury. Sanfo - Ren'IelIng — ______________________ Carpentry, Painting, MaInt.of all types. Lic. Bonded ' cyi. enginei, needs work. Now In water, good live aboard. *o. Ptsolos or color 8*10 3238238. --_- _____________________ ____________ 3211577 Wedding pilotography by John Home mi WoVeiTlents! j73 14is.' A-OK TIRE Shocks 55.95-Heavy Duty $7.95 AIRSHOCKSW.9S . - . N.wq,asteries$n,,5 2413 French Aye., Sanford - 11$ hp Mercury engine and trailer. 661-s-lee. _________________ '195, CHRIS CRAFT 33', twIn 6. ___________________ j Photography ___________________ _____________________ - '77 Invader Elite 17' frI-hull wltti _____________ a classified ad. and pile the outside screened runs Off . floor sleepIng boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating fans Also Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets 322 5757. 12155. FRENCH 323-7340 - __________ -. Rag 2439S.MyrtleAW . REAL EffATfareker 'Orlando] 1SN. 17.IL Css.Ibarre Fl. 327.177' 'L'4.$xO Eve.163.315$' - - 'I I - I II-_ & Exterior 377 355$ Don't pile no longer needed Items Animal Haven Grooming 322-8972 2439$. Myrtle Ave. _ Ocfando Sanford 321.0640 lnlerioi- Free ESI - Grvomlng & Boarding - BROKER 'i NAt COOST IALTY Inc. - SEIGLER REALTY me King of The Rock of stpne. 'ntereOr _____________________ ______________________ _______________________ Clean I)' FIsh.Ski Boat, corn. plate with iraller, skIls & full.no engine. - pcI.. the ______________________ _______________________ Ph.322-0252 _____________________ CUPANCY. ONLY you ____________________ types ____________________ ______________________ C ROCEZTT staining Free Ext Alter have called the rest call best 867 S592 - - ________________________ MORE TO LIST. DON'T MISS PATIO SALE-Ranges, refrigerators & misc. 3)7 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. FRESH PAINT, FRESH 647 00.48 T & J STONE CO. cabinets, plus TOO MUCH Sarage Est CAIN DECORATORS 'Work Guaranteed Refercnes Licensed Bonded Insured 3228131. _______________________ - ' stalled) Call .Iohfl 3.31 0377, free estimates ___ 'ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, mc. FOR RENT-I Bedroom, 2 bath, - - TOUCH YOUR DESERVE - , - j. . Fill Dirt from. P4011's Sanford Furniture BARGAIN TV's Whypay more? HERB'S TV 2597 S. SanfordAvu. 323-1731 PAYMENT. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DSBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE Free Creative SurFaces Ic - Special lung in repainting. nI & cxl clocks, lamps, extra nice eyelevel electric range, an. - NEAR LAKE HARNEY, $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN KELLCO PAINTING - ___________________ - Painting - ____________________ Drapes, Upholstery 3230107 of high quality modern fur nilure from Miami a. local 1493.75. Bal $183.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339.8334. 2½ ACRES PINE & PALMETTO 6 residential, Spec ialty 2öl9OrlandoDr. TERMS ' ERVICE Free Estimates - For Estate CommercIal 1. Resi denlial AuctionS 1AppraIsals. AVAILABLE. SELLER WILL HOLD THE - . Publish t*ercs O. ti$ Laid Toleøio.u: - HAS ALL THE ANSWERS - , LOTS. $12,500. after 339 7020 __________________________ (ood Used TV's,$25 Iup 2','. ACRES, PAVED ROAD, BLE CARPORT, APPLI. REALTOR 3fl99I MULTIPLE L1STINOSERVICE Eves: 349.5100, $6,500 - esSkIng WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING TV's, all - DRIVEWAYS WE BUY FURN&APPL ________________________ from Mobile STEMPER AGENCY SANORASO. FOR REbIT Small Commercial ______ County. FlorIda. - &a, ge J4DA MMTl, . - . - _ - . , I tM PLOY MENT cnptoli, - - - . ___ - ' ASIhUf' H. BeCkWlth ji'. - - ,. , __ . 1' - Income FROM. Work 327 85-45 _________________ wil of the first CHOOSE 6.44 3013 MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10•500. ____________________ plan,- Central H&A, fenced yard. - Plo pets. $350 mo. yr. lease. Harold Hail Realty, Inc. _____________________________ REALTOR 644-3716. Concrete Dining Room Suites. 67 mat- Used tbi model FOR LOCAL PROPERTY., WITH YOUR NEEDS "JernHorneonpeIlRoai i7etireesonly 9122941107 (nights) -. ____ _____________________________ ____________________ --.------------ereo ANCES,AIRIHEAT,ONAL. 2 bath Lakeview home on '-'i acre. New & Lovelyl 1510 pbr mu. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. REALTOR 323-5774. SANFORD Originally 5649; assume pay. ments of $21 mo. Agent ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS Mowing. Edging. etc I Time, Vacati or all season 377 0718 _______________________ • REAL ESTATE lot at our lol Medel Inc.. Realtor REALTOR ___ - ATMOSPHERE acres Only $112,000. 241 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR,1B, - new refrig., gas stove, &'hof water heater, $350 per ma. 1. sic. dep. -Lease. 322-8733. 912 FRENCH AVE. 101THE mont. HaroidHali Realty, Inc. . 7045 Park Ave. '377 6509 lure. 705 E 25Ih St 323 0981 Push button controls, has - References _____________________ time. Bat. $119.lIor $19.35 mo Agent 339-1314. - - Call Evenings 365 7076 lurnllure, Reirig.. s.Joves, 2lhrs - Lawn Care - Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used Washer repo. GE deluxe model Good for investment or use now. $11,900 with good terms. FIREPLACE, plenty of parking,for trucks & equip. 3 BEDROOM 1½ bath. Central HIA, carpeting, kitchen ' ___. ---- ______ - COUNTRY your ponds (ill 831 2895 ___________________________ 3230697 Low Down Payment hospal. Only $110,000. helpful. Excellent typing Skills L.andCleating __________________________ _____________________ - MOONEY APPLIANCES 100' LAKE FRONT LOT In CUSTOM INSULATION CO 323 4183 or134 1728 Free est Cash 322-4132 KENMORE WASHER-Parts. REALTOR,)?? 7198 - - __________________________ ____________________ ____ - - Newor repair, leaky showers our ______________________ required. - Antiques-'oriental Rugs Music Boxes-Slol Machines BridgesAnliques 3732801 -, _______________________ . ________________________ 739,5t3, - 3732861 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ' Top Prices Paid with see thru door, good cond.,' ______________ Call Bart Insulation ______________________ Furniture Salvdge, 17 97, So of Sanford 322 8721. Agent 339-8314. 323- 2222 CIIANOY MAN SERVICES. Free Est. Wanted to buy used office ______________________ no ___________________________ - 323 6593 Sanford Ref. repo 16 cu ft frost tree. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - . __________________________ ___________________________ Webuyusedfurniture - ______________________ e our beautiful new BROAD REALTORS 2 bath with dcc- professional olfice, Only REALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE med. trans. Good English Central HIA heat pump, big 322- 2420 - ' nifure Salvage. 3321721. ______________________ ______________ 2525 FflCh - _____________________ ___________ 43—Lots-ACreage 2565 Park Appliances & MiSc ILOCAL I 319 5371 Special Rates tor Coi'splexes Free Estimates _____________________________ lihr 830 0070 WE BUY USED FVRNITUR&. - - ____ ______ . BaIt & blown. fiberglas 8. rock Mahogany Dining Suite 3220611 ll3MagnoliaAve. - bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 119,90011 Harold $21,000. . _________________________ - stereo radio, $100. 332-7170. _________ _____________ 1 YR. OLD OBL-WIDE- CALLANYTIME , Hauling . __________ Antique French Provincial Channel back chair, excellent . elIent Conditiont Enc. - _________ _____________________________ TOWERS BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrlett's Beauty Nook $19 E 1st St 372 5712 ___________________________ L... -._-_-_ POnd, 2 Fl R, OR, a morel home in nIcetocation, ....- Bdrm, exciting & ctsallenglng posi1in Is open for the right Director 42—?Mbile Homes Beauty Care Just Resultst . - I I ves. 322-0612,337-1517 .207f7Lh$t - -, REALTORS - Sacrep.rcà.s, Lk. Sylvan Terms. Call W. Maliczowski, i . 98$anfordAyL-----321-7171 -_ - ______________ - REALT0R;In.2,33. , ' - ROBSUN MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 S.nford,Fla.32771 L z3 ____________________________ ________________________________ - .i , . . . - --. . • - , . .'' ' ' - . ' - __________________________ ' FURNITURE-Royal blue - - .. -' .- carpet eat-in kit, FP & lots dep. 3324216. An Ron Beck, . COM. tOSlthsuiY.e$11 minutes dues In the general iocaticn 1Pi claimed. It the claim is not yet due shill be stated. If the claim Is DINANCI BEING THE thed.te when it will become $ICOfld$ last along saId ilget. the date when it will become contingent or linIlguidated, the SOuthweSt corner of Weklya p EHINSIVE ZONING OR. due shall be stated. If ti. claim is ft., thence Westerly to due shall be stated. it the claim is nature of the uncertainty $11611 be 5Pri95 Road and East Like DINANCE OP THE CITY OF of.way or unflquidated, the due, Wi acres more or less. ittttlr stated. If th, claim is secured, nllure of the uncertainty shall be security shall be described. The AMENDMENT CHANGING THE the CERTAIN described as In the general sety Application Isis been madi by stated.Iftheclelmissecured,the claimant shall deliver sufficient ZONING i be ulbet TM OF securIty shall be described. The copiesofthiclalmtoth.clirktg RobertO. Feather. B-i iestlonolthsNortheastconisrof daimint shall deliver sufficient PROM TERRITORY * R, Din area, a. w-w carpet I Only $31500 COUNTRY CHARM 3 BR, 2B _______________________ s. ,, Personalized, fast dependable Recular or I time basis Wedowash windows 61? 59. _____________________ __________________________ ___________________ it PcI. FinancIng Available carpet, C-H&A. 127,900 1 BR; ______________________________ 137,900? BR. 671-0114 or 1-273. . __________________________ Ie Eveting Herald ClassifIed Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table ' - HouseCleaning PONY- 51-A—Furniture Very large 1 or 2 BR condo wall Johnny Walker Consl Ltd. 6157 - __________ ________________ repossessed, used very Short lime. OrIu'nal 1593. aI.$1$tor _________ Adciitions& Remodeling Has saddle, needs rider, Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?- ___________________________ Call 322-1417. -. - _._ pllances. The Highlands, Winter Springs. iu,500. Can groundsl You'll love this one fo' 179,9001 deposit, - - .. GOOD INVESTMENT 3 BR, 2B home with fenced yard In a _____ Midway-home with 1 acre, BR, lB. w-w carpet, 1g. scr. Experienced Medical Transcriptionist - in security Phone 372 7881,Santord -. Central Temp wl service AC's, . — line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97. 50. of Sanford 372 5171. - Storage rooml Only 9 yrs oldl Just 137,0001 ______________________ ______________________ ________________________ ..._-.___._ 'Home Repair Sales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 2185 John Young f'kway 3986017 66—Horses — 5lHouset,old -. , -F." Conditioning Reconditioned room A C's 1000 - - _____________________ __________________________ ________________________ --_ - ________________ Hamilton Railro5d Pocket Watch _________ 322 3111 -- - . -. - 2 Bedroom,? bath. Cenlral H&A, ' Air _____________ - new interspring bedding, These beds are not damaged , - 322.7U1 25445, French Ave. 3270231 PART TIMEHeavy Housecleaning Call 373735$ onto!i00dilieisO2 bssistorffieclaim,th.narneand point on ttie Westerly extrast Yours for $62,500. OF SANFORD REALTOR Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville experience required. Salary plus commls- belnwrlting and must indicate the of.way of East Lake Bransley 'enactment of Ord$0ati No 45, olwayof said East Lake BraiWley they may hive. Each claim mt*1 ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY - 5- _____________________________ . HERD-Would make good Eunk yard dog -- Not friendly with children 372 392S _______________ __________________ _________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ _____ required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF address of the creditor or hhsagent 'claimed. It the claim Is not y ' - ,,, Spayed Irish Setter Pup Smo old. 1100 3321038 -. Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOC -- home on 1+ acret Gazebo, person Sanford Nursing & sales and. service of new advertisers. A great future for a self-. representative personal representatives attorney All persons having claIms or 'TO COMMERCIAL FOR THE NOTICE OP PUBLIC are ut forth below, demands against the estate are PURPOSE OF REZON1NG FROM HEARING TO CONSIDER All persons having claims or required, WITHIN THREE A.1 AGRICULTURE TO OC 4DOPTION OP PROPOSED beinwrltingandmustlndicatethe addr.essofthscr,dltororhlsagent minutes S seconds East 400 ft., ' CUSTOM BUILT 3 8R, 78 home inloveiy Loch Arboron a large W. Garnett White, Broker _____ '. 372 8922 Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUT ION every Saturday at 8 p.m. It's theonlyorieinFlortde. Youset - the reserved price. Call 9042358311 fgr turther details. __________________ Maternity Clothing, tops siZe 6, pants sIze 1, Excellent Con dillon. 321 0172 anytIme. on large lotl Large 5cr porch, - family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal priv., 1450 mo. 1st, last & sec. personal lnterviewcontact Mr. Hall TOLL FREE 1$00.543- An aggressive sales. r, I 5, - - ' Firebird, muSt Stl DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION —________________________ -, SANFORD AREA Air cond., fenced yard, fully personal the Range 29 East, 10 ate Is BONNIE ETHEL BYRD, minuteS 34 seconds West 516.10 toapQh0flftleIastrig$ttOf.ePSy whose $ddSi Ii 211 E. Thd h1',et, Sanford, FL 33271. TM line of East Lake Brantily Drive ______ . Lovely quiet'neighborhgo, Fenced back yard and well. - Unfurnished ________ Fridayonlybetwun9:0Q.4;3Q, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 'clerk of the above court a written Florida begIn 516.4 ft. West and by the City of Longwood, Florida, $1115111015 COVlttY ' THIS NOTICE, to file wtth the THIS NOTICE, to file with the statement of any claim or demand 1023.06 It. North of the East Va that the City Commission will ;..i thence 00 digress 02 minutes 34 ctert of Itie above'court. written I I. WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN - er year. $250.00 per week wtsiieln training. Must furnish - minutesSaitcondi East along said r,pq-essntativvs attorney are 51 forth below. East right.of.way 18.06 ft ti All persons having claIms or concrete monument at tIll Nor required, WITHIN THREE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford's Sales Leader Dreamwold, CHIA, eat.in.kit, fenced yard in ----------- -______________________________ , , ., BERTBOWMANwhoseactruis and add'!ess of the ancillary SEMINOLE COUNTY CON. DEWS PR EHENSIVE PLAN FROM 195$. Ruskln St., Lake Mary, FL, personal repi-sssntativs's attorney CITY OP LONOW000, ,- - A. Call a friendly ad-taker ai Mohawk Dr., Sanford. 322878). ' immediate openings for mature' professional sales oriented men and women who need to earn $15,000.00 and up - 7® Marvin Ave.j Longwoed between-I & 11 am, ___________________________ the address of which Is Seminole CountY COuf'ttlou$L North Park OI$TRICT, - ' REALTORS- . w - w carpet, ____________________ DATEDthis7lnddayoiAPRlL, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING $0 the CIrcuit Court for Seminole * REALTY - ______________ C heat, ref., dec stove. $275 6.Can be outof town Snights per week General Labor Day shift. Apply A copy of the proposid Or. PRIHINSIVE PLAN PROM INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: MOTIFI ED 'that the ancIllary thaise, Sanford, Florida on May 'LongWood, Florida Florida. The personal represen- whose address is Route 2, Box 105. AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND tative of the estate is JON HER. P.tersburg.-W.V., 26841. The name USE ELEMENT OF THE Publish May 3, 14, 1980 - ' Good Condition. $2,600 or best ' offer Call PIles before 6et 3234700 WE BI ,Y CARS Light colored Poodle Puppies,.? wks, Mother 8. Father AKC Press, Bench Sander, Sabre Saw. Router. t7)..$321 ______________________________ - FOR SALE OR RENT Lakefront country charm,? BR, 7 bath, brick fireplace, large lakeside deck. dock, storage bldgs., fenced lot, many cxIras. Asking $31,900 or rent for %C) mo. 373-6307 alter 5.10. STENSTROM —_— 4. Over 25 _______________________ OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Radial Saw, Band Saw, Drill ______________________ DELTONA-Lakefront lovely 2 bdrm retirement home, large yard. garden, -mini; co'd. 3lUplexe--- - - S. - High School graduati minimum withworklngexp. or Sanford Alt-port 322.hoo. File Number IS.i4.CP vislen City Hall of Longwoâd, Ftortda;on pishensive Plan, Ordinance 77.32, y and rnonlng of the described MONDAY, the 19th day of ' - C*jnty, FIQrlda, Probate Division, Florida, 32771. The ancillary -OC Office District. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING the address of which Is Seminole, personal - representative of the '- .. . 1IL1 FOR SALE I Pair of Fancy Parakeets 8. 1 pair of Cut throat Finches. Etcellent Breeders 372 3925 The Real Estate Agency ________________ DUPLEX POSSIBLES-2 Story 532,300, 1 story $75,500 Terms. 83I.6h88 Aisembler exp. in cruisers. Apply surance. AMF Powerboat Div. 1)43 30th St. same for Number S0.1SI.CP, is pendlf4.in the address of which is SemInole and rezoning of the described - • - Beds, DbI. motel U.S & Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 121$ S. French. 323 7310. - z1llli. - •coun*y, $13,300. ' ______________________________ ________________________ Furnished apt'iiir Senior Citizens. Very clean. 318 - - comes rarely in a persons life perlenced with inboard & and the City CommIssion will 13, 1980 ii 7:00 P.M., or as soon - i final passage thereafter as possIble, to consider IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR consider SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and adoption after the public a specIfic land use amendment to -_ 1149,000. . ATTENTION WOMEN ANDMEN -- ad. thefeaftefaspossIble,toconsider Longwood,F)orlda,andcopiesare AND MEDIUM DENSITY NOTIFIED that the ARE HEREBY MAYSELL MOUSE, deceased, ministration of the estate ci IF. TO CONa specific and useam.ndment to - dli file with the Clerk of the City RESIDENTIAL NOTIFIED that the ad.- -Fil.NumberlQ.)30.CP, spendIng deceased, ministratIon of the estate of NINA in the Circuit Court for Seminole the. Seminole County Corn, and same may be InspW.d by the MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE FIR BYRD DURDEN, ,., dep. 1-777-1798. - ___________________________ ._ YOU - sec. - MATURE LADY-Required for part-time housekeeping duties at Slumberland Court Motel, - -_-_ --_ - - •. 0__________________ o5—Pets.Supplies FOR SALE Great African gray parrot REALTY WORLDa' LAKEFRONT-Unusual custom0 - 3 bdrm, all amenities, fireplace, intercom, most rooms with lekevlew, 2 I Bedroom, 1 Bath, all appftbntes including Washer & Drt'er, outside storage, newly - TRUCK 'OR I yE RMIn1 18—Help Wanted FFIE BYRD DUROEN thereafter as possIble. At the Dwelling District to oc office Deceited meeting interested parties may District. NOTICE OP PUBLIC Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AN ORDINANCE - AMENDING NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION HEARING appear and be heard with respect NOTICE OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING The Bord of County Corn. to the proposed Ordinance. This ORDINANCE 17.3$ WHICH ADMINISTRATION AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS hearing may b continued from AMIND$'i'HEOETAIL,EDL,AND TO ALL PERSON$ HAVING AND ALL OTHER PERSONS misslonersofSeminoleCeuntywllI THE ESTATE: hold a public hearing In Room 203 lime to tlmeuntll final action i USE ELEMENT OF THE. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS INTERESTED IN - -. ' - - on file with the Cierli of the City and same may be inspected by the iic. ______________________ , Said Ordinance was placid on of the Seminole County Cour. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Publish: April 14, 21, 211 May 5, 1980 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROBATE DIVISION . '- 701 _.French ANSWERING MACHINE CODE-A-PHONE ________ ______________ __________________________ copy IN CONFLICT ñiissicnersof SentlnoleCounty will DINANCES ' FL 32801 18TH SEMINOLE CQUNTY, File Number 10.130-CF FLORIDA ' DivIsion - _____ SIMS & SAWICKI IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR File Number 10.111-Ce Division IN RE: ESTATE OF NINA R. BOWMAN by: Susan E. Tabor C'COMMERCiAL DISTRICT; A5 Deputy clerk 303 323.1863 Eve. 305 643 5610 ________________________ Mariner' Village 2"z ACRES Counlry, 2 story, ___________________________ charming) bdrm. huge rooms, ______________________________ $9,350 DOWN Buys this large Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, formal dining, fireplace, 5 adults. Furniture available. mm. to town. $79,900 _________ $220. Ill-lu). _____________________________ _______ ________________________________ - Creative Expressions 3227813 time to time until final action Is taha by the City Commission. A of the proposed Or. as Deputy Clerk ZOtIINO OF CERTAIN (SEAL) B.) ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, .rn. TERRITORY - FROM a u SINESS AND CLERK CountyCommlsslonersof Bokor & Ruppel, PA. Seminole County,Florida 911 Chestnut St., BOx 1361 By: JoAnnK. Hare or Night attractive 3 bdrm with family rm. Large shaded yard, nice area. Assume low interest Adl% ØR-209 on Lake Adi. Just So. of - HAIRSTYLISTIf you have some following and - would like to work for The Treasure Chest, call Mabel n2.Oo. a - - . _____________________________ Free _________________________________ _________________________ LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, SAID 1910 this Court at Sanford, Florida, this Da - - Public Records of Seminole DINANCE BEING THE COM. PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. County, Floridi. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Bruce H. Bokor - • -- ___________________________ buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down plyments, 322 2287. _____________________ _____________________________ appear and be heard with respect (SEAL) ARTHUR- H. BECKWITH 'JR. to the proposed OrdInance, This OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE .NO,,, No. 16, SECOND REPLA, SANLANDQ -R INGS. 4 Dept. 322-2611 trans., 834.4810aft4p.m. __________________________ • elementary school, this Bedroom, 2 bath home has over 1100 sq ft living area and a huge yard with lots bf betutiful big trees. Owner will o/Aor Ft-IA. $11,000 REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 _________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ . Inc U CaiI.,Clrculatlon Wanted: Woman or mature HS - , - • Start your Own used bookstore' 5.0000 used books for sale Call 275 3061 or 777 496 for details ________________________ . ' ( ________________________ - -' . .S. ) Harold Hall " Realty Ages 12.18 Inmy home. Hrly, daily, wkiy rates. Day or night. 323.6477. - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities Pd, Inquire 500S Oak Girls Earn Extra NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING nnI,andflIetpeoriglnaIMs,,s, first reading on APRIL 21, captlonedordinanceardreronlng. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Courtandtoservea copy therf 1980, Additional information may be WILL BE FOREVER 'BARRED, upon the Plaintiffs' attorney, TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP or Pleading In the Office of the Dale of Ihe first publication of whosi name and address is set PROPOSED ORDINANCE clerk of the above Circuit urn and the City Commission will obtained by contacting the Land consider lime for final passage Seminole County Courthouse, Deveiopnt Manager at 323 this Notice of Administration: forth below, not later than May 19, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCiRN after the public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN April 21.' 1980 Sanford, Florida onor before June 1980. If you fail 4330, ExTension 306. to do so. Default hearing, which will be held In the of Longwood, Florida, F.W. Pope Jr. 2, 1980. If you fail will be entered against ypu for the by the City to Persons not able to attend Ihe Flprida, on As One of the Haliof Longwood, relief demanded in the Complaint, that theCity Commission will hold ludgnent by default will be taken hearing who wish to comment on y, relief City MONDAY, the 19th day Of Personal RepresentativesThe real Breperty proceeded a public hearing to consider against you for the the propused actIons may submit )SSO,atl$p.m,,orassoon - agilnst, situated in Seminole enactment of Ordinance No. 44, demanded in this Petition. written statements to the 'Land - of Ihe Estate of thereafter as iossible. At the entitled: Dorothy A. Pope, DONE AND ORDERED this County, Florida, is as follows: Development Division prIor to the — - -_- FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND - ALL FLORIDA REALTY ___________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR ' 5O—Miscellaneous for Sate BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE _____________________________ —, clear span buildings (Maior - - 322 0779, 327 5353. 322-377? Latex Paint $.&99 gal. MIg I, S 70'x24'xIO' for ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 53.270 00 5 30'x48'x12' for - ]iOSanfOrdAve 327 5791 __________________ Situ 00 I 10'xll'xli' for $5;178 00 I 48'x72'x14' for WILONMAIER FURNITURE ....S. J(J/ 57.590 00. F 0 B Factory. Call BUY, SELL. TRADE Toil Free Today 1800 I4l-l70 311 31$ E, First St. r 3225622 lii 8pm. - - -. . - .—._ _________________ 'ii El C.arnip Classic AM-FM. ' -Autos _____________________________ _______________________________ Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment 1101 E. _______________________ __________________________ 6-Child Care Floridi on April 2, 1950 at 7:30 they may have that challenge the Defendants" has been filed Publish April 25,1 May 5, 12, 19, - you in the Court listed above -.1 C.COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; . you are required to serve a copyof P.M. or as soon thereafter as validity of the decedents will, the against you in the Circuit Court for 1910 PROV(DIIIIG AN EFFEcTIVE possIble, to review, h3ar corn- qualifications of the personal your Answer or Pleading to" the Semiholi Countj,, Florida, bdng DEU.t79' DATE; IPEALING OR. — Petition on the Petitioner's At. DINANCES IN CONFLICT ments and -$00.CA-09.L, make recom. representative, or the venue or Clvii Action No. , -- . -. . 1972 FORD COURIER JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models Call 339 9100 or Lawnmowers,..selIthe best 8. service the rest. WESTERN -,--- . ". -. -'- 5650 Call 373 1113 _______________________ - 322-7480 $1300 Call 323 0381 ______62—Lawn.Garden 47 A—M)rtgages _ -••. '65 OLDS f 85 330 Engine, ar, - - 79—Trcks.Trailers C90/1nh OWNER WILL. HOLD WRAPAROUtID AT 10''i Call us today to see this beautifully remodeled 2 un,t income property. Ready right now for you to move into, 145,000. ______________________ ________________________ . - - . ' - rehabilifation project. Will pay UP to $10,000, maybe more. wlIIbuytst& 2nd mortgates. We ________________________ _____________________ - -- -- - .- .......- . • 1969 Dodge Wagon, needs trcs, Cylinder. i valve, 2 header rwcs. 23" front wheel, only Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 97 So. of Sanford 3228721. Housing Authority 305-323. Fireplace. Ideal for couple or single person sn,soo. - - . - ewne, .tust s90() A3Q -. _______- _______________________ Daily Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc 322 6457. UNCLUTIER YOUR CLOSET. Sell Ihose things that are lust taking upspace with a want ad in the Herald 322-2611 or 531- EXTRA MONEY AT HOME Stuffing and-or addressing envelopes, Send Stamped self, addressed envelope-to: Smith, - P.O. Box liii, Sanford 32771, - . -- fPlng cab. 8. chairs. Many - Suite 4 Sanford LOVELY SPANISH Style-i - room, icr. porch, well land37-B--RenfaiOffices __________________________ - scaped, etc. 137,900 terms if _______________________________ ________________________ Many businessesfor sale as low' as $10,000 down. We have the business for you. 628 2701. Mid.Fla. Business Brokers Sale 969 CHR YSL ER WAGON, AUTO. AIR. LOOKS GOOD. RUNS GOOD EC. TIRES. 0610 78-Motorcycles A OK TIRE WANTED TO BUY-Homes in ___________________________ 24 HOUR 0 322-9283 100 cunland Dr., corner lot. 3 BR, 16, kit, equipped, washer. benefits include paid vacation, company car retirement plan 8. more. Send Resume'to: Mr. R. Luettchau, 136i%argo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32750. Telephone Solicitors. Ap. polntmentsefting only. Hourly rate plus commIssions, Op. portnity for advancement. Call 322.0206for .ppt.95. , ' - 4, assume mortgage on Home in Sanford area. 322-4661. '' 76l0SantordAve, Call 3731921 - - • '"'' perienced only, Excellent company benefits 10 paii . _____________________________ - willgetresults.-., ______________ __________________________ P'EALTOR 323 61or.eves.323-0517 O' FF ICE 8. Retail space-$9500 monthly includes utilIties. 323. 2172 or 830 9575. _________________________ _______ -- _____- -- CANNON REST HOME SpecIal care, good food, for elderly person. Can D bed patIent. 121 Dolores Dr., 'Altamonte Springs. 834-1118, .. . 80—Autos for _________________________ cars, trucks & teavy equip bench & -delivery, 3j9Ø5Ø$ E. AltamonteDr. 3390508 E. AltamonteOr. Shopping Center, SR i1, 1 -_________- --_- - E. of I-I. 339 500 - R Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 3Ott' St. Located on Airport. _______________________ - 0 . 5130.3221268 aft 5pm ______________________ ' BuildtoSuit-ourlot.ryours Spare or part-time sales help wanted. Workout of your own home, set your own hairs. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO ages, P.O. Box 8071, Clearwa. ____________________ __________________________ is,, Fl, 335),. - lnclud —__BATEMAN REALTY __________________________ DIVISION, Port of Sanford Orange Blvd., Lake — TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF DEU121 MERCIAL FOR THE PURPQSE - addressof the creditor or his agent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Metal SI orace Cabinet PROPOSED ORDINANCE OF R EZONING FROM R.1A or altorney, and the amount SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA - (I) One locking 4.draws,' Filing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cabinet SINGLE - FAMILY DWELLING claimed. lithe claim i not yet CASE NO)%JOO.CA.O9.L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN () One KF Calculator with IN THE CIRCUIT C'OUR r, DISTRICT TO C.2 RETAIL due, the date when it will become DENNIS MAKAREWJCZ and the City of Lcngwood, Florida, due shall be stated. If the claim is CHRISTINE MAKAREWICZ, his printer. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by COMMERCIAL. the City Commlsslcn will hold and istates, contingenl or unliquiJated, tile the undersigned wife, as Sheriff of CIVIL ACTION NO, U.IN.CA44- that Lot 22 of Like Harriet a public hearing to consider Plaintiffs, Seminole County, Florida, will it I Plat Book 12, Page 15, of Section nature of the uncertainty shall be enactment Of Ordinance p40. 4,4, h:OO A.M. on the 20th day of May, 16, TownshIp 21, Range 29 of ihe stated. If the claim Is secured, the IN RI: THE MARRIAGE OF entitled: Public Records of Seminole Security shall be described. The BURL 0. WARD and CHERYL R. AD. 1910, offer for sale end sell to ZINA AARON AN ORDINANCEOF THE CITY the highest bidder, for cash, Wife.Pefltioner County, FlorIda. Consisting of ,, claimant shall deliver- sufficient WARD, ills wife, OF LONGW000, FLORIDA to less. (Further copies of the claim to the clerk any and all existing to ' acre more or Defendantj, sublect AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. liens, at the Front (West) Door of IS1AH AARON, described as the Northwest corner enable the clerk to mail one copy NOTICE OF ACTION the Seminole County Courthouse in Husband.Respondent. of the intersection of SR 436 and to each personal representative. TO: DINANCE BEING THE COM. All persons interested in the Sanford, Florida, the above TO BURL 0. WARD NOTICEOPSUIT -Maple Street.) (DISTRICT NO. 3) PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. by estate to whom a coPy of this described personal prorty. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Application has been made DINANCE OF- THE. CITY OF Notice of Administration has been That said sale is b47 made to ISIAH AARON You are hereby notIfied that a Joseph S. Zalicek. LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, SAID Box 325 Further, the Planning and mailed are required, WITHIN suit to foreclose a mortgage en. satisfy the terms of said Writ of AMENDMENT CHANGING THE Cape Charles, Virginia Zoning Commlsion of Seminole THREE MONTHS FROM THE titled "Denniè Mak.arewicz and Execution. ZONING OF CERTAIN OF THE John E. Polk, You are hereby notified County will hold a public hearing DATE FIRST Christinq Makarewict, his wife, that a TERRITORY FROM B-) Sheriff OF • THIS Plaintiffs, vs. Burl 0. Ward and Petition for Dissolution of B U S I N E S S in Room 203 of the Seminole PUBLICATION AN0 - reqoirementl 3 Bdrm, 2 bath CB home. Payments approx. Just of f New Smyrna Beach. Fully equipped, $300 mo. Call for information after 5 - 30.' provides a full benefit pkq. we are an EOE Affirmative Action Employer M.F. Send us ____________________ 2 Choice Lots In nicest section. III. Office Equipment •5 sublect to any and alt existing and for the purpose ci adusting and for the purpose of adlustlng liens, at the Front(Wesl) Doceci and equalizIng said assessments and equalizing said •ueurns follows: a specific land use amendment ,o representative's attorney are the Seminole. County 'Corn. forth below, . . P.O. Box 1368, 911 Chestnut meet as an equalizing board to Fury, 4.door sidin, VIN No. 1i:QOA.M.ontPie2hdayolMay, fl5eet as an equalizing board to 75x700 PROFESSIONAL LOT with building. Altamonte Springs. $79,90 convinced you're the -pirson _____________________ - time, the CIty Commission of the ________________________________ _____________________ and the undenited as Sh.erlff ho'd a public hearing in Room 73 Michael P. Longcrier and F. time, the City Commission of the In Longwood. 5- PANO Mahogany Sp'netT 'I 77—Junk cars Rerioyeci Good Condition. Call 322 3111 BUY JUNK CARS . FromSiOtotSO . -. Ca11322 1624. 377 1160 Nw Solnet oianos Choose from — -_________ 2 top brand names, these are c?i L0T-75x227: Hwy'136 Apapke. Lake Mar-2 BR, near s.c.c.. lovely lot. Owner will hold _________________________ ___________________________ mo. 1St. last A security. 349. ____________________________ - .- -. response, $595. Cannon Music above average wages cleaning advis.biilty of the Improvement, . ___________________ urself at 1st with p4ans to - Ont 1976 Chevrotet Van, VIN N Jike 4w. Owner 'iii hold mortgage. Vacant, move i today. 112 CMVer Av Acadern, Manor Dorothy A. Pope, 'dased, File herein, who may desire to corn. Tiffany pools,. Inc., - James M. County, Florida. - more par. termed herein, who maydeslreto in the City of Longwood, Florida, have levied upon the followIng -. ______________ ______________ LOngwood_.LoV,I3., 1½B, • Open 2 to 6 daily • 2 Bedroom. 1 bath, Furnished ad. --- - NEW HtAES' 55, co The Evening Herald, _________________________ SATURDAY Noon 3 Lines Minimum for the wter line im- Of Wt!iCt? ii NOrth p,,t manner OP payvne,w fr cji 'pertIcutarIydescrja foffows: which consist of miscellaneous manner of 'Pymqnt for said im: Avenue, Sanford, Florida nm provement, and as to the amount. il, One 1976 LIncoln, 4.dpe electrical pails and equipment. provement, sod as to the amount being stored at Fosters in assessed ainsf each property The personal representatives of aswd against each ppefly sedan,VIN No. 6Y12AU9195 being thouse, Sanford, Florida on May WAD, walled yard, $310 ma. + - d.P.3736570_ ______________________ FURNISHED DUPLEX-i Bedroom Heat & Air.%200 mo. Applyln person Rithi'e's vw, - -. supervising our janitorial the Circuit Court for Seminole County, - visability of the improvement, the said property being located lii NO't4CEOF PUBLIC HEARING Th'board of County Corn. -. • S . _________________ ______________ owned by All Electric, Inc. said - property,intfteClfyofLongwood, that NOTJFIED SEM$NOLE COUNTY BOARD - needed Fi41 TWne. can I ,MI - ,,ia, ask for Capp. _ Machinist Helper, will train, 8319993 . 322-2611 ___________________________ . '- -EveningHerald,Sanford,Ft. Monday,MayS,1910-3B —HousesUnfurrnshed _.±4_Hous ______________ ______ __•: ______________ =—'° ____________ ___ _____ ______________ 46—CommercialProperty ______________ 59—Muica1 Merchandise ______________ - Daar area- Handy Man Attractive 3 BR, 1'B CH&A, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: the City of Lofl9wood, Florida, to was delivered to me ii Sheriff of F$odda, and I have levied upon the, from Bay.Con General property Publish May S'12, 19. 76, 1950 DEW-35 - . —: Odondo - Winter Pork Seminole the fictitloui name of ARTIST.&JK IN RE: ESTATE OF p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be called, in Coffi. final ludgenent rendered In the final judgemint rendered CUSTOM CABINETS, and t$? _______ DOROTHY A. POPE. mission Chambers, City H.fl,, US aforesaid court on the 21st day of . aforesaid court on the 7th day of matter may be called, In CornS intend to register saId name with the Clerk of the C'rcult Court, HOTICEOFADMINISTRATiO)I .FJoridafocmepu.pot_I9garng certiln case entitled, Hughis caseentitIad,HujSqpg2y,Inc., West W$TTSfl'Avnue, L.OrIgWOOd, 1957. -. __________________ _________________________ DS CLflSSIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit:- AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Wayman Street, from its In. Patricia 1. Cochran, Defendant, Writof Exucutionwasdsllviredto . ___________________________ - TO: NOTICE . . SALE SALI . IN THE CIRCUIT COURJ J0R NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN You are hereby notified that the - NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN thef the Notice In is but$n hereby given that $ am SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA City Commission of the City of that by virtue of that certain Writ that by virtue of that Wrft engaged at 222 Heck. PROBATE DIVISION cIty commIssion of the City ci - Lortgwood, Flcrida, wIll'meef ci Exeçufl.n issued out of Execution Iftied of Th*fl DrIve,Sntoq, Florida 32771g File Numbar AO33CP derthe soalof theCircult Court Long*ood, Florida, will meet CII May 19,1950 at the hour of 7:00 urtderthese$ioftheCircutt Court • . . . . ..-•--- - _. ___________ ______________ -__ .4 0 ,• - . ' -.-. S - - • . .. . - - • - - • - . 5 - - . - • • ' .- •'. - . , .. . . -; �- I - -: ::: - - LONDIE EvenIn.rath,FI. - ay 45 Dis pl Monday, Mays, isO Yotj REAwy to Previous Puzzle E E' / ' - * 1 I.- -- (ebb,) 58 Spaces Law gree (abbr) 60Urgent wireless — cream 81 geftly aIe 02 22 elaware _____ __ Mother, ]It Grain, 15 That yir 16 r 17 Baseball player MCI 114 ___ '- .. - I ____ : Why Dead L ¼ - - ____ ______ 0 o 01 i ru I I:r I0 87, DEAR DR. LAMB I lost my mother a week ago and needles to say I m heart- T C $A iiJio ___ shot '0 ord of D(CJ W (I 1 J I% T (1 llitg 72nd Year, No 221— Tuesday, May 6, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 I --•.• - . — — - — — — — - — - I federalrelieff ds but hTunediate estimate of ° WO Wo uld provided. PTOV there . - - — - ____ into Florida. I ____ ___ , I Airlift — ' — - - ., TaY ffl - , ______ ri r MATMAR ifflN . I-- 4nrnni' t - ,. . - . . '. - ! - '1 HE WHO LIVES BY THE GUM P1ES BY THE GUM! . .$ Itp . I IM 600 00 0 . 0 9 a 0 V 14.. ty'... \i / ) r V/i- i ii _. - ,, - az;zr months are your Astro-Graph Letter, which begins with your bir- humanitarian purposes. In thday. Mall $1 for each to You're attuned to as AstroGraph Box 489, Radio are City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be pod for the greatest number. CAPRICORN (Dm 22-Jo stwe to specify birth date. 0i Be alert for unusual ways GEMINI (May 21-Jum 20) Opening up today thatt could . Situtions or pro*ts CAM give your materw status a for IM11119i"tiOn ArOm YOIW boost. The chaince could come interests tOd&Y- You' ll em- through some , social brwe the unoual, and the wqu&InUnm. best that's In you will come AQUARIUS (Jan. 89Fb. out, " 11). Putting yourself out for by Ed Sullivan T HAPPENS BUBBLE GUM IN CLASS WHEN WE O ASTRAS THREE STUART. PNYS IN NOW THE WIJAT P0 . A ROW! TEACHER , YCIU HAVE TO THINKS I'M A SINY FOR #k RCITTEN KIP.~ YCLIRSELF ? . __111 . . __-;-~ . 0 . ~ I@ 1S.0 __________ — HOKAY, SENOR SUNNY, T1LE HAT C'*NCE irc :"r iJ,J I I5 1 rA2IOIV / - . - W? EAST #Iolg4 TKQ10 *AS V862 , 05 #8763 4108653 #AQ42 SOUTH #KQJ92 973 ' . 0 K 104 #K*Jt Vulnerable Both North Iaa . eleven and surely at east nim." Oswald: "The normal expert plat is for East to piey . the queen I clubs not the see at trick one. South takes his king and leads a diamond to dummy in order to lead a spade. East probably risa with the ace In order t 0 after clubs. If East plays9tc club ace South en,trlcks" - Alan: "Suppose that Eat - i - - - - ; .. .. ,. 00 ~ Q* % .. ft - - - . ' _____" \ - ' . \- - .1 I ~ . ,~ i ~I . - , MY UNCLE NOW HE'S TRY,N USED TO E ie I - . i 1' - ' ' - 10 CURE ____ ' -41 _____ ___ ' I by T. K. 1. LJ11 ORM, I1I - -- - ' -- ' I I - - " - ' p" , -. - - - ,.,.y. ", ' , . , . i —4 . I I i - wI . . 1~=e, r f~ '.)tr '1~00e ~t . . - - - I .. I - - ___ - — * I - __ —__ . , __ — ' — —.— .— I - I'•, ' - 7 . - - - ______ ' - . :_ -'p. ___ .1 - ' . ' - ' ' - " - ' I • "' -k - - ' - -• - ..,. - '. ••-"- i - - - • .;-•,'., ' II - I I - i - - 1 . . . . - I ~ . . . . I I . S I area and Find it takes longer to get to a smaller replacement hospital for hospital than that." Tesar, with the help of Hospital Board Seminole Memorial, pa tients in both Deltona and Sanford will be continually of Trustees Chairman Earl Weldon, going to Orlando for complicated ser- unveiled the first ar ch itect's line dr awing vices, Seminole Memorial Ilospital's new of the planned new facility that will be administrator said this morning. located in Sanford at Seminole Boulevard James Tesar, who took over as ad- and Mangoustine facing Lake Monroe. Tesar said the architects planned the nunistrator under Hospital Corporation of America, told 23 members of the hospit,al to take full advantage of the view. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce He said HCA is aski ng for permission that the situation in Deltona is "somewhat critical" to the fate of the to build 226 beds, but the facility is planned replacement for Seminole designed for future expansion. I . " . , . ' - .'! • Today . .. ', .j - ' - . . yearbutHCAwillredecorateandmake it as comfortable as possible. But the looks of the facility are not the most important thing, he said. "No matter how old the building, the bottom line of how the patient is treated dependsontheattltudeofpersonnel," -- wi cr 1 i The company is presently buying power from other Florida utilities and through power grid connections with Georgia, said Fill, spokesmen. The generators will be kept off line until tile cause of the failures can be determined, the spokesmen said. planned." Te' said HCA's stand Is that a hospital is not needed in Deltona today, but may be in t he future. The people ln Deltona would be better off with a larger, more extensively equi pped hospital 15 minutes away, he ' II by Craig teggeft ,' 4 .,_; - - - . I ; are lost to our service area. need for more room. "Th e bo ttom line of a hospital in Tesar said the community will Deltona would be that we would not be probably be living with the currñt approved for as big a hospi tal as we facility for a no t he r o to two and a half . - I __ .. ...-. -- - -- I - Action Reports Around The Clock ..;.;';,..,4A Bridge ......................... 4B (1$UilIedId$..,..,.....2 - . . .'-' - Hospital .......................3A . ' - - Li - . - Ift ft I I __ ' I - ' - hospital is built In Deltona those people walls so they can be built out if there is a . - 1' " - , "We're Iqoking at the same group of another floor and can be expanded to 350 patients," he said. "About one-third of beds with ease, he said. He also said all our patients come from Deltona. If a departments will be located on outside i3SI/'KIAIKIDMVIF \ u- I kr ,4 5f - . ZOONIES - . .? - E yan iiffxioue,,ir scol"Lo 1111111111111h..- I - - ~11 I I . mally customers lost service, but said "it would be fair to estimate that it affected 20 percent of our 2.1 million customers." . ' At noun today, Fil l, spokesinen said they had no idea either what caused the generators to trip off line, or when itiey would be back in service. results in a small hospital there and a . . ______ '"' - id. By DIANE I'ETItYK "That's not really very much time," he herald Staff Writer If agi tation for a hospi ta l in Deltona said. 'You can live in a metropoli tan . ' Oft . 1 - - "IP — __ ' ____ - I 1 •I . Power ' ________________ l . - Esca es Local FPL Outa - • - - * . ! - .1. / ____ . r - Hospi al In Deltona Would Hurt SMH Execut* it - ' . ) , i - . ' , - I i A LlTlOAH.r . .?.1 - - ~"4ff0MTCAW ( -- • ' 1. ' ______ ' ____ . \,1 ____ •flhII - GOT ELIXIED- BtfGO!-HE TURHEP 1(10 UTICIAH! a C '' COM 1 SEC" W AHA! SMS HOW - *6. ' . WELL, WMALLY! Icl ____ ..,•''.,' 9 'FUMBLEWEEDS ' FOMIAN6! - - ' ( s ' S! I Ar I I I ( I I I Il//Lit - TW WE. 0i,I OWE Y07W FOR UKE A IWT1C$A$W 'GTE FORMUST LIMIT AY ' *.. I - *.i. ,IFUWWT I*W . . - . r I - by Leonard Starr - . breast requiring a skin ' - ANNIE - . I ' . 3"th Here is our unfortunate South mutilated - graft as the result of a severe dog bite as siie'as leaving Cuba. Others have with wounds inflicted by arrived bayonets or fractured ribs- caused by rifle butts, or are hit by chains, sticks or other objects because they want to leave, he added. "These people are really desperate, Perez said. "They are creating a terrific paradox for the i I - 14 to , -_ KEY WEST, Fla.(UPI) - About I,8W 21 to 617 vessels and 17,636 refugees. , I more ref ugees reached Key West from Two more dr owni ngs were reported Cuba 's port of Mariel In the early hours Monday, bringing to seven the num be r of -r A2A ' 'OO L'' i today and the Coast Guard reported an dasU* reported in the ferrying operaw7naide of vessels en route to the UniW U011. As Gov. Bob Graham was composin states. But four freedom flights during the an urgent letter to the president Monday night took about 600 refugees to E& Air criticizing the "sluggish" federal th Florida Panhandle and response, Carter opened the ga tes for the United States to receive all Cubans 1,200 boarded buses for Miami. "We're losing ground at a less rapid. ..wishhw to flee their country. megawatt loss Oil tile Fill, system. The faflure of Florida Power & U& generators in . . "We'll continue to provide an open pace than belor," said John Taylor, a Sanford and Miami this morning caused scattered, 2 FPL had no tininediate explanation for the shutdown state coordinator for the refugee heart and open arms to refugees seeking the system h of the two generators, but saidit caused scattered freedom from communist domination processing 'ration of central Florida, leaving an estimated - blackouts In t)'ide Ilrow'ird and Palm Beach counties. 000 ats included and from the economic deprivation new arrivals briefly without power. brought about 1mar11 by Fidel Castro Fill, spokesman ('hark'sScheer said full service was 370 aboard one vessel, the restored 26 ininutes after the . two generators dropped The Coast Guard reported as of m,id. and his governmentI" Carter told the The load shedding outages left Sanford unaf.fected night, 77 boats were en route to Mariel League of Women Voters In Washington company spokesmen say, .off line. . from the United States but 374 vessels Monday. Thesystern was using 5,500megawatts whenSanford FPL officials said the fossil-fired Sanford No. 4 The president said the State Departwere on their way to Key West from and Turkey Point went down "and we lost 970 generator tripped off at 9:18 a.m. and six minutes ment has scrapped its policy of fining , Cuba. inegawatts, which is about 20 percent," Scheer said. later, the No. 3 nuclear powered generator at Turkey The latest arrivals brought the unof. boat owners who carry the refugees to Scheer said Fill, had no immediate estimate of how Point near Miami dropped off the line, causing a 970 ficial totals since the sealift began April Florida. . - a. ~ . Q I ,, - . . .- I . - WASHINGTON (UP!) - President the Cuban community that's the Carter may order a massive airlift of United States in agreeing to the United Cuban refugees to the United States and Sta tes establishing an airlift to bring the may decide to admit 250,000 Cubans and Cubans out," Kelly said 250,000 Haitians to this country, Rep. Asked whether Carter would propose Richard Kelly, R.Fla., said today alter an airlift to go to Cuba to bring back meeting ivith Carter at the White House. refugees that want to come, Kelly stated: But other Florida lawmakers denied "Yes." But he was not specific on what Carter was considering such a move and such an airlift might entail. they also challenged Kelly's statement The Wt4te House meeting came came that Carter might decide to ' admit a half- as thousaAds of Cubans continued to pour million new refugees - 250,000 Cubans into Florida in small boats plying the and 250,000 Haitians -to this country. treacherous Florida Straits. The White House withheld Immediate Kelly said Carter was taking the action comment, because - he said he wai quoting the - "Are you ready for this?" Kelly asked presidght -"to assuagc, the p&wion and reporters after he and other members of fear of the Cuban community." the Florida congressional delegation "We can't sink the boats with the emerged from the meeting. refugees in them," Kelly quoted Carter 661 think the ftust is going to be that as saying. the president wants the cooperation of See related Cuba stories, Page 8A r . UL U_ - - . . I - - - - - - would not have learif English," Perez explained. "The rest we could screen properly, The Cuban community is willing and able to he!p resettle those refugees in Florida or other parts of the country where th ey have relatives such 'as New Jersey, New York or Los , f e _-------- - - TAJ954 .. . I I GOES UP IN SMOKE. - 4At SJ.4E ALWAYS 1)-E $7 - . contract." Alan: '7be normal rftult is for South to make a lot of tricks. Possibly as as si-&-se Pan 3 NT dee blue sea. If be Is bb peOle'$ emotional states and glves YOU afeellngofpersonal P 34 P$ 3 N jack he winds up wi& telve can guide them with advice or satisfaction as well, hicks. But how can he know tliu they might not have i PISCES (Feb. 2$-March 29) that the nine Isn't the winning thought of. way? So be plays Even though today may be Opening lead4S ni LEO July 22-Aug. 22) reasonably quiet, good things I eat takes his ten, continu s the suit &W South goes down." Those with whom you have an happening for you behind . Oswald: "Thla; play would direct dealings today will the scenes. Bits and pieces have lost for East South had readily team up with you If will surface later. -IyOcwaldJac.by been dealt either K-J-8 or K you shoe then you are in. ARM Ith 2l-ApsU 11) aad Mu Sastig J4 of clubs. It works because terested in what's beat for all Your mood Is such today that , he was dealt K-J-V and wasn't , "Let's today's hand u a 6i for Alm- -"East's percentages- VIRGO (Aug. VW5epL 22) If fascinating. People w our readers. WOOD= tm wove good. It was good tactics you can find somthing both r"pOnd in kind and open up to five of clubs iiiW-fo6th's to risk a 30-point overtrick to Interesting and ctive to yOtL Some new i&u could QM notremp. Ths PrOblem save same and rubber." do today you'll be a lot hap-i this. Is to figure out how S ( z by Stoffel a Helmdahl 1HE NORTH You have an insUnctive un. automistic rewtion today. It derstanding today of other .,uewns you their devotion and pan . . BUGS BUNNY . Dec. 21) Direct yott mental abilities toward projects with - good player) fails to make his ' SAGTI'TARIUS (Nov and career for Um coming ---N I _________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP . °aZ' P - ' San'fo - have relatives and . In State - WIN AT BRIDGE ay Orcle Cub 1,800 Re ugees Arrive - . . - Angeles," said Perez. "The Cuban refugees who came Perez said he was called to , here 20 years ago are now paying 500 Washington on April 26 from Chicago, times in taxes what was spent on. Cuban people to gain freedom they w here he was attendin& a' Heart them. They have rebuilt Miami and have to ei th er go to the U.S. now or Association meeting, to discuss the made it an international city and stay and make a revolution." I refugee problem with Acting J banking center for Central anti South Perez said that Cubans who have America." fled tu freedom here over the past 20 Chntstnnher and others As to "culling Castro's bluff" by years have not given up freeing th eir r sending the large ships for the homeland From Communism, but The question put to Perez was: refugees, Perez said the Cuban die"there is no way we can have a "How can we tell these people not to t.ator wouldn't like that. "There would revolution against Cubi, R ussia and go to Cuba and pickup the refugees itt be no more nall boats and he the U.S., and the State Department these small boats?" LUIS PEREZ wourdn't be able to charge the boat has a ,hands off' Cuba policy." Perez said he responded that if he ...plans Miami trip people $2 a gallon for water, $20 a were to tell these people riot to go in As to reports pr soners be ng gallon for gas and $9 .5 for a dozen eggs the small boats they would be apt to refugees to tile state each day fro... released from Cuban jails and are shoot him, but he said he had some Cuba, the Sanford cardiologist had like lie is now."' among tile refugees, Perez said: "It's "very good ideas on alternative ways these suggestions: - establish a true there are some real pathological this week for a medical meeting to solve the problem." freedom flight that permits more criminals. but you have to remember plans to confe 'r with Cuban doctors Not as acceptable by the State orderly screening of refugees, their definition of criminal is not the who are workiiig eight-hour shifts to Department as his Eglin suggestion -send five big ships to Cuba ta pick saine as ours. Anything you do in examine and care for medical needs he said was what he calls the "only up refugees and eliminate the need for of the arriving refugees, lie also hopes - opposition to the government is real solution" to the problem of Cuban the armada of small boats considered a crime. You may be sent to fly to Key West from Miaitii to view refugees - the "elimination of the . - set ul) re~vption centers at Eglui the situation first cause" or an island off the coast of Puerto "Take Castro and his regime out of Rico used by the U.S. Navy Perez said he has been informed by "I'm cons dered iiiinal n Cuba, Cuba and you will get rid of half of the take up the offer of the South (lOCtOrS treating the refugees that a traitor, and would probably be shot 'United States' international problems American countries wJiich have of- inany of them are arriving with dog in the Caribbean, Central and South lered to accept so me of the Cuban bites inflicted by police (logs turned on - Perez said Castro wants to get rid of America and Affka," P,Vre,z said. ,,,4ugees. - . . -the departing Cubansby itic solfflers. thoseagainst the regime's system and ut to so ve the iinrine te problem -Many of tile refugees would prefer lie told of a case where one girl letting them leave is an escape valve at hand, the exodus of thousands - of arrived in a small boat with a to go to South America where the)'- a way to get rid of that element." - , . - - ' * ~ _ . ., L . .- . By JANE CASSELBERRY I Herald Staff Writer Opening the Cuban refugee center pt Eglin Air Force Base in Fort Walton Beach was one of the suggestions made by Dr. LuisPérezof Sanford when he conferred with representatives of the U.S. State Department, the White House and the refugee program- recently. toward the Cubans and Haitians pouring - . HOROSCOPE - - — - . new "open heart and OPfl &1S" POlICY was - — - . . The request for the .disaster I "The president signed the declaration declaration was made by Florida this morning," Bafalls told reporters Bob Graham.' . — — 0 Perez Played Role In.- Refugee Center - - — - — - - - The meeting was called disclosed today. problem of the refugees and adThe move will make Florida eligible ministration plans to implement Carter's , . -• WASHINGTON (UP!) — President following Carter's morning meeting at Car ter. has declared Florida a disaster 'the White House with the Florida of C congressional delegation, to air the ' — • Evening Herald (USPS 481-286-Pri ce 20 Cents . r - — ••----•-• etaiti "I. i •" — -- . . - — i• • — - — -- .1. Flo d D ec I . red A D'i's St er Are r : - — . S - - - 42 Village in ancient _______ - -- .- ) ' . - Lambl eice. - - 0 I I Dr. jjars.andwewere : L"'i \ ______ - - I. for 54 - honor 11 Barrister (abbr.) town ______ \ . - - - I her final Wness p'thles me 4 She w 87 years old with a J DOWN 193> i 25 Vi.t-00n9 Grs.ce rugged constitution, had BEETLE BAILEY .: arthritis of the knees but I by Mort Walker . ' . 27 Cry of . _ 21 Awakenirig 44 Brairfstorms -walked With .a Cam.. -She 75 cents with a long, stamp4 J 2 Hawofi" surprise ~ 23 Sincere , ,, self-addressed envelope for it. Island 45 Delicate plant SAR6E,BEETLE 28 Awaken I JUST SAID TI4 , E .. controlled her. gallbladder 24 Mistakes 1 - .! I SAID MY MPATBAL care of this newspaper, 41 Dregs' WERE LIKE RU88ER.'J-_ -' -ONE LOOKS A star in Lyre diet. She entered the hospital Box 1551, Radio City Station, 5 Positive 50 Not pretty \TTLE THI N I -11 —, ' electrode 3 a 51 t New York, NY l)l9 DID 4b 96 Ur left metalware ----------Vend ' 7 \!T NOT Not suitable 30 39 Not. of the (t - /---affected and she bad 52 Cries Letter I'm Amphetamine The Health .I 54 Boom congestion from the flu, a low - , sending 33 Make face (SI.) 40 Note of (V __ Compass : Gwdos a,dllver some of the basic information point 41 Roman substances symbol J tumor. A total of six pints about cancers and what we -i gradually brought her blood know about their cause and, . 9 10 11 count up and a barium enema more importantly, what can 1 ~ 12 13 be done to prevent them. 14 . PA-A _______________________________________________________ people — — cancers of the She did not smoke, drink or Mafly _ L -- - — — — be prevented, ineat spicy foods. Sha got plenty have I of the lungs in — of sleep and rest and did not 'rtIE THE flI%flIJ LOS ER b" Art Sansom 18 — - 19 20 — — t f the cases P . overeat or overexert. How s if Many oth er -cancers, ' —— could she terrible t such a 22 23 24 — — — B$8ALL (Cl&CH tumor? Did the gallbladder detected early enough, can ! 4 1'— ' O cause It? She fought to ii also be cured 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 About two. months - 3 Liver cancerr Is fain rgre. —"s 32 33 34 entered the hospital she 35 8 _____________ on is true that a pers vomited blood and was very It 1 36 37 weakhdslippedaway.I'dbe gallbladder disease is more -" I I I I 01 so grateful to heiir from you. likely to have cancer of the -_ I . I gallbladder. And whether ) h ) DEAR READER In all that's W 41 42 43 the years that I've seen your mother with extension to I Ak _ dents I've never found the the liver or not, I wouldn't 45 46 47 46 49 50 51 52 rIght words that would ever know without knowing ! .4what the really 'replace the loss of a specifically 53 54 -. 55 56 41 I loved one or would really pathology report disclosed. . I I I ARCHIE by Bob Montana console the iefthat a person- That's pne of the arguments 57 5 59 ~ WHILE YO(JIRE AT IT , . . such as yourself feels. Just for removing a gallbladder JUST WHAT ARE YCu 0 1 1 IN A ' FRED T THE KITCHEN DOOR KEE . ONE SO BUSY READING, ! III saying that you're sorry isn't fulf Of stones even if it's not FRED, WILL YOU MINUTE, STICKING WILL YOU MORE causing any symptoms or PLEASE Fix MARY.' FIX THAt,TOO!' IN A CHAPTER, THIS-DRAWER ,problems. your mother had If SECOND MARY! . . Unforturiately, even though', primary cancer of the liver, . a person has an Ideal life style meaning it originated from , rl and follows hesilthy living liver cells, then It was Qk 1% 3' a - A patterns throughout life, that probably not related to her 4 _______________________________________________ / ('( is not a guarantee that he r gallbladder disease at all, '10 BERNICE BEDEOSOL '1 L.L.A she will. not develop cancer. . FIX I The fact that your mother Alter all, one out of four had people have or will develop a stroke is interesting . o L since severe anemia In her cancer. It's possible as more 55 4, was undoubtedly . of our population lives to older case YOUR,5IRTHDAY pier than doing mundane ages that we may see even a secondary to the cancer, . . Mayll, 1980 , things. Express . . -EEK & MEEK . your . - greater number.- of cancers . __ . . by Howie Schneider This coming year hqlds creativity. The liver often has a tumor * m•fl . considerable promise for you, in it if a cancer occurs LIBRA (Sept. ZJJCt. 23) CA I'm sending you The Health , elsewhere in the digestive \ both financially and where Through a very unusual set of ) DA AC) nI I v v'ii xRfl - \ it1tc-r your career is concerned. Be circumstances you could flr4 Latter number 14-I, Cancer: system. That's because the 11 TO alert for a large opportunity. yourself involved with new A Fact Of Life. Other readers cancer cells are carried by SCME. 11E.. ,. IJ 1. VJSHItJ(1C*1J A and inte resting people tota', who want this issue can se nd the bloodstream to the liver. g TAURUS(April 20-May 2.) j -. 1Uicz ,V'1 IL rti cultivate Ur frIn".'Ip ii u uvivtr ,, He persistent where YOt ' 8CORPIO (Oct. tIN,, U) goals or ambitions are corr . . t cerned. If you go after things Imagined" projects should I 0 - mw-_. turn out to yotar liking today. _ . 1-1 I-4 111-~~~ 41 It is extremely likely you wW ,.. -:. , " . . 11 end up on top of the heap. I travel, luck, a new way to am extra in. - - - - - Asks 9 Gazelle ( I I I •. I ... baughter . :I'i: I :: - 4 - ____ - S - B - - - ,- -_-____ - _____ -.. - .. --- - ---- -- _ 1 . -- - .- - - a_ . - . - ,& & - . _- .---- - - -.. -. - - -_--- _-_., _.-____ ___ ''' S. ' - J_r - . -- - .. . - - 0. ~,-; I .. . (5It) - - - , - d SMII AdnksMtrttw - Ja ford. Ter Mn?U an a"chItect'a , - - . - ln ital to be built . -fl,, -- Sports ..... .................5A-7A San . ' , t tOUWQrd ..................... 4B ft ital drawing of the new Ead ' 1. • — - (3 0(3 __________________ . - -.- - I - . ___________ r -'.- . - -: - - ; - - - - .' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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AL - Ruling Could Prevent Sanford Tax Hike. BIT I - ' 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, May 2 19t0 lHeartsounds 0 .cs next fiscal i. ir in the fa ce of in fi Itton ;Ind. the JSS1Ijt loss of federal ri nut sharing fun I \ bond attort is pini n expected • 0 ' flo W good fiscal Live By JULIA NL EHRESMANN American library Asia. Hea r I. sou nd s," - - - - - --. ' - . - -- - '- - - - - • - Ewl -I - '- - ha Iget mut taxes. - - of how or why It was happening, as though it were a war." Many people have written about Illness and death. But few have succeeded in - wrapping,such tenderness in. such honest reportorial writing. Beyond being a chronicle, medical mend him. His first physician was Insensitive. His next cardiologist listened for a while, but when Hal became a chronic failure, the senior man passed him oft (76'a younger colleague. They all knew Hal was keeping track of their scores. In each crisis, some doctor failed him; Once, a resident ignored a nurse's repeated calls to reset an intravenous e-ir with no, Increase in 'I'lle stor .N to~-2ah ~evelal Nears a9p - - - V. beum tiii 1. proveinviit 1 -10 not kept Up with the rise in the cost of proaching. As I preliniinari, to preparation of that budget the i_its living. commission cash. —Possible loss of federal revenue sharing funds because of President prepare a priority list 1 essentoil 'ërsites along w ith a list of items w hiccall h 'Fhe question the bond counsel is being a5ked is: now that the account is suf- Carter's econoiny moves kind the probable lo'ss of state revenue sharing The citN manager said prioritN lists he ficiently financed for future payments of th ose bonds, can the franchise fees money a well. The city comnumssion doeS not want to, received (rum city department heads during the past week were not pledged, but no longer needed to build up does not pilin to and does not look toward satisf,actory atid he %%ill be gQing wwr 1ati',l, a public mu- that fund, be used for another- ufposè? 'increasing taxes," Knwles said. "The for the niarina and 'Fhe purpose the city is suggesting is people are having I hard enough little in -- - - 1 each one indivitluallv with the specific Other Other good first-person accounts of high trauma Illnesses include Norman Cousins' "Anatomy of an illness as Perceived by the Patient" (Norton), Michael Halberstam's and Stephan Lesher's "A— Coronary Event" (Lippincott) and CtaDablbergaand. Joseph Jaffe's "Stroke: A 'ileartsounds," by Martha Weinman Lear, is Doctor's Personal Story of a medical chronicle and much more: it's a His Recovery" (Norton). book about wanting to live. p. noint. all inatcrials an(I liroject ItVIIII7V their budgets l-t4 I (lthLlrhIlltIlt is net it , ext-veil tie c studs N be mm conducted is the sta te I t i.irtimlt nt of Communit y - rs at to tk b iii in' the r inge of ml ito s urrt ntis i of l!).11 A (on[), s is to Ik ill I ill tim I'O'( t' lttbh for lulls ti iiltcrs.'st t o tius.' it atud t gi ve exper t it'stitio'tiv b,f, rv varitu:' it gisi itis t simiuiiiitte t on othi 1 hill laid today q sh t'a the dollars tltmo-t Isitil tv are iyiric its ttiitIiiYt'CS today are net k.'e1miim up will 'at hat the city was P.M urn (us s Iii 10 s ir mi,o knoss les it 11 11poll M114. 11 0-v 111flall''ll rate is based, ii, has oiut' III) 1.1 ix'rt"mlt in o'rc than salary cIjuStilIt- Ilts Sir the 51t six sears, the I IT otunt .i;'prts eel Ii %! ,ar Salar incms.'ase.s v. ill be the olt'eI tes thu vffi, (ollllllls~Ioll -Ccl 1~wlt1:111 1:, '1 CHARACTERS - cit~ iii,inoi, ,ci ,od. Hw ~alahvs itia% be s mimmnili e' UI pertOut or lucre. it ' ;i 1.11 !cd , - 14• • "' — - -- 'a - COME TO LIFE -. Pirates and prjncesses, ,•- (1055115 and toshos sllos%t'd up at Bear Lake Elementar- School Friday ' as • - '.. - ___________ - -. - several lItiti(lie(I students amid uiiativ of their leachers , celebrated • st' i' I''lits were elicouraje(i t6 - 'oiii dressed as characters from w orks of fictidu in boiiks - r. - '' _______________ - - 4q -,-4 - - 1 have rvad froin (hit: school's - library. Joining lirthelun were teachers .Jean Tucker were far left) and Phyllis %%'h it(-. who, came as Raggedy :iiii iiii(l Andy and hank Kuveke, I',, who cause dressed as I)oc, - Tkfl4111U FREEZER 9.0 CU. FT. • - W -- ' - - ', - • - il. • •' Herald Photol by Tom Pietiel REFRIGERATOR • 1 43 CU. FT. 0 N FROSTBOTH SECTIONS 0 REVERSIBLE DOOR SWING - CHEST .90 ' one of the seven dwarfs from Snow White, though he thought he was Santa Claims. £ • " - - .-. - \ - - - ' ,'. & - - --' • •" S - U p, Group Home Fo De endent Children Becomes Reality WASHER S 2 SPEED4 CYCLE • PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE 1 15 5' I ( \ssI liii i(It't - Until VP! took over on the first of April the ranch had been leased by the Seminole Cowuty Mental Health Center I S0111) and ope rat ed for the past 18 uuionths US U residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed youngsters 8 to 14 years of age. The center's staff was hired by Youth I'rogramns, including the former director, Man Wright, who now serves as counselor along with Sheila Frazier; - and secretary Ruth C_otto. They were successful ur getting CETA Comprehensive Employment Training Act) funding transferred from the mental health %'111101 Ihitet- hm 'ucuth )'ttgraules, Inc I-a a non-profitprogram to YPI, headed by Col. Eugene li-i aid Stall 55 nier '1hecriticaljaI fer ii roup hutuui!pr inoh Count) Iei 1 1 III dependent 011100 has hum: been a i_cult-i_rn of 5(e tal ssorkers and otiit'r iIl\4tVa'I t'a ithi time welfare of youth NOV. IieatL tatiut haa ixiecimit' it reality. The Stun utile- 1 miw A dolescent (;rouu Ilium tomtitus t. 0' Id years old 'ci.uthe Programs, p i ix-in g tc-rats-du Inc under uteuctract tee Health and ne 20 acres in t rsii_t hi hi ibuhit itis. Winter springs teasel (iii the Seminole - • - Model - N - MODEL LHE5700WD CALL NOW! -' -- DRYER • 5 CYCLE-3 TEMP. S PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE = 323 2013 .- - - - • - T---- - To Own *No Credit Hassle 'No Long Term Obligation •Rent MODEL LHASJISW 'No Security Deposit E STGATE TV LdOruDedt0thNews0orid0 W - S 7754"ll SHOPPOCINTI* HWY. 1742 FOUNTOWN5$ 355-3m 421141129 MASON AVE. HWY. ifs&n" IZIS.WOODLAN0 BLVD. -! -. - Comedy About Feud Television before an audience. The story concerns two families, the Barberas and the Fanuccis, whose feud dates back 70 years to an Incident in Sicily. When the Barbera daughter, Nina — the divorced mother of a 10year-old son — decides to remarry and has the temerity to pick Torn Fanucci, the feud is reheated to the boiling Kntssle s saRI 1IOI'.S It i_'_ Pj _— "Fisherman's Wharf," a half-hour sitcom pilot for NBC about a pair of feuding Italian-American families in San Francisco, has been - taped by Columbia Pictures instructed Knowles j) department livail inv'Olved ..,sp.,lI, .....l LIVIII •h..I nee UIIU IWI knê,.h IJUII ... electric ity. iiIir it ri d s; igt $ %% ill be US Iii pritirits br ins is aihible funds I - niassive gangrenous patch' on his It was a uuuyocardioal infarction — forearm. On one of the last the death óI heart mdscle — most grisly of his hopltal the First lost round in five adrnissionsrresidents dallied through a night when Hal years of heroic battle agairiit dea th. The sudden plunge was drowthng in his own flip-flopped Hal Lear into the fluid-filled lungs, rasping, role of patient, and gave "Martha, TELL them. I am Martha, a free-lance writer, dying. HURRY, HELP ME." new full-time jobs of nurse, At 8:00 the next morning, his sounding board and historian regular doctors, on their of their ordeal. They lived regular rounds, conceded between hope and despi.ir, that Hal. had been right: through nightmare tripe to "Suddenly they exploded this desperate emergency rooms and into action hushed, tentative months of urgency upon them... A team sadness that were only converged upon him to pauses in the downward perform what are called heroic measures." spiral of Hal's life, There were at least four ' Throughout, Martha heart attacks, one while he scourges herself, trying to was under the knife for a reconcile what she thinks is double coronary bypass her irrational passivity as a operation. Somewhere In the medical consumer. "I course of "treatments" simply submitted, entered• there was brain damage. upon their institutional That was the most Un- madness, sat and waited bearable degradation of all while life flowed down the for Hal, the brilliant drain, assuming, because it organizer: He couldn't is a symptom of mass memorize the address of his madness to make such doctor, couldn't reckon assumptions, that there was. small change, couldn't even a guiding intelligence, acfollow the instructions that cepting that help would come came with a pocket when it was. scheduled to calculator. come, and that I could make Treated in the same it come no sooner, and that hospital where he had been this was a rational course of on staff, lint became a events, moving deeper and reproach to the deeper into his catastrophe professionals' efforts to with no clear understanding to tt a' . —Ckly employee p, two people whose bravery came as a surprise to them. Reviews prepared by the American Library Assn. - - -- s wanting to live, a story of A5UU15UUK3o mu;mi1.,-u •:t ss ht m pro rit orde r ii prepared t. nil Budget ri quests for (he 1k 15 fisi.ii St Ii other source of funds (dI) to begin (kt I ut tins. in knov.ls. S Slit ll t said lit ss ill t a k e th em t' Meansshule preparation time for the Mood iS Tallaha ssee ' UlI tutu '1 iii S V. ill III Ike 1981 fiscal year budget is fast -ts it is always described." - Hal developed a pre- • -- ..L1..... at.. , a..... Ii; — crus hing, JtL - to Hal Lear, a look about - by . - . - - - - s'a ill ix sufficient to pay off those bonds on schejule without fur ther investment of I'PY be 01" tI1 dLlJsh)13 of $393,000 in ad. ditional ftltid it) 111;. (iti'i operating Heartsou rids" is an homage Martha Weinman Lear Simon and Schuster, $12.95), Is a book of terrible beauty: it arouses the kind of visceral alarm that haunts almost every middleaged man and woman, even while it excites aesthetic and even moral pleasures. It Is the true story of how heart disease changed the llvesf Lear, two people.' Harold a prominent urologist . and surgeon, woke up on August 3, 1973 with pain 1n,, his chest. It didn't go away but "spread through his chest, radiating upward into his throat... Now it was Illillion kind the interest it is generati ng through in. etiiuent of I t'a tooth And the result A - the genera l '. operation of the city these (Lays 1 inflation w ithout having i gus ernment property tax increase to c onte fl(l nd V. ith .15 City Manager Warren knosslessaid the well. So we are scra tching to find any pledged to pas the bond issue The annual city is faced with several unusual franchise was sit aside each year and situations in tl. 1981 fiscal yçar. Among invested in interest bearing bonds them are: fodas that fund totals more than $1.1 —Inflation at an all time high iris'.ss. r The story bchid the tn-, vt IS Ofle of - * ( ) \ i IF _publn 'S 4)rk ctuipk lit r mid .itI W riter Mi franchise (et. receipts from the fflhtid soil i NIOL prope rtyF lorida Power and Light Co. were ' 11,11,111-2311 Y34 N. MILLSAVI. SHOPPING CINTI* - progriaiLs for delin(lut,10201111 (le1wrident U1111LIrCli III I'lurida --otice 19;0. Grotill Iloine Dirt-i-ttir is Gretchen ,Nlolatch. formed) (III-L-CLor of Y11's According to John [tape, S0111's project director for children's services, the residential treatment prograin was not terininated for lack of need — there Stanley Scott Ilienne in Orange County, The ne.w facility offers 24-hour, Sevenday-a.sseek supervision by the staff, similar to Stanley Sco tt and Yl'l's [)u11iher house llunav.ay Shelter, also in Orange County Y111 is operating thu emergency shelter home under a tine-year $113,911 contract with hiltS John Masters, coirunu Ica tions specialist with YPI, was always inure demand than they could take care of — or lack of success, but because of the increasing cost-, of that type of facility due to inflation. "There was a definite need and we would have been very reluctant to terinmate the program even with the budgetary restraint we were operating under,'' said Rape. Funding was to run through June for i\ftcr we were approached by VP! in January about leasing the property, we deterimiined it would be in the best interest of the kids in Seminole County to turn it over to them, since they were funded through new funding froin 11115," Rape explained. "YPI negotiate a new contract - - ' .' .4 -- . .,&. • ':. •'" A - •, - "' '. -. - ',. 2 ' -' - .- '" • 1 - , agreed to with the Seminole Youth Rant-tm Board and to consider our eiuiployces when hiring their stafL" Another part of the agreement was that the children remaining at the residential center w ou ld be cared for by Y111 until they' were able to be returned to their P1II Ii F - -- ' ' ' - - ---1ii parents or be placed elsewhit.-re. Only 1116 (-all place a child at' the adolescent proup hoine, said Nirs. Cotto. have a fast turnover," she addLA. "Sometinies the)- are only here on an , emergency basis for a day or weekend, while others may be he re for a month or a )ear. " As - as possible, youngsters are placed with foster parents, a relative or reconciled with their own parents. Placement is more difficult for teenagers than younger children. A depe nden t ch ild is defined as one under the age of 18 who is found by the Seinole m i no l e sth R anc h is serving as Se immi uiolt' ( Sem SOOn 15 children, but VPl eventually- hopes to be able to care for 20 as space is added a nd a mobile home on the property is fixed up Right now another uuiobiie home Is used as the office and the youngsters - by - ••,. 1 - rry - \eli,I m'st-m'imt ( coup I loutut' mliii 'a 5tititut'rg t o ld tier t;isk tie v la-,t 'var ''l)eiui1etity east- s h'., aliie,st double-el in Semmcimiolv (ecuiity 'a'. limIt- at (tie- Salle- - cell 1.11 ihit Wa- leach a live-year .k ith thee Stuiciuuth- I lease Mental Health 1 -meor ,rh -pt'ret $ lLOmX) imuiproving the hi-Irs- ttt uteviti In to Iiiee't the IL , t mmliv temulp''ranv a cit I 'e.ts.•r placement have den - u a'ass.'t In 1-177 !tei it- ,- I a - qclers- uls - nI'- enmity 1 hIltS and tie (ire emph.asized this IN thO bare inininium the program, which worked with children court to have been abandoned, abused or are housed and fed only in the t-----'- -;:---— - neglected by parents or guardian; to needed and another $10,034 s'. ill be with behavioral disorders that kept them needed Iromim the community flue staff from functioning normally in the home or have been surrendered to hitS or a child placing agency for adoption, to ha ve includes two counselors a cook, school and their families. The goal was to -- - - secretary and four clidd-ciuc workers, get thern back into their home and school A (- ounprel'ieflsise including soiui-t- CE TA Eniployment Training Act workers. if possible within a 90-day period There was a70 percent success rate, Rape said. piersistently run' away; to be habitually truant from school to persistently disobey the reasonable and lawful demands of his parents or other legal cusioumans and to oe oeyonu ineir control, All of them are assigned chores Youth E'rogramims, famous*ir its use of volunteers, will also be recruiting a- a 41, walk around, play basketball or ride the two ponies. They all love the animals." "We have all the boys we have room to take right now and there is room for only two more girls," said Mrs. Cotta, The home is licensed to accommodate - l.,,t ts,, c-ar'- -- 5u_trtb1 tie ties N port prst oh 1 to Althou0i iii oI itdt-qu.itt, volunteers who will be scTeened and the task torcc, thu liwk mmiint tutu; s for t it mu trained to assist staff and provide plate are 'eu St nuemueo art residinti.i ( ouiit' spe cific services in skills and training, recreation, trios, visits and tutor: A counselor-friend system has been organized to provide a one-to-one relationship between a youth and a volunteer when appropriate, either during the youth's stay, after or both. Former Seminole County' health and Rehabilitative Services Single Intake Supervisor Tom Weinberg was chairman of the task force formed last year with a goal of actively recruiting temporary and foster placements for dependent children and establishing a group home. He has been given much of the credit for obtaining the funding for the new group home. He has since been promoted to supervisor of HRS office in Apopka, results III Increased inetidtiets '1 ucu auuu .i i.0 neglect i ii eI prograzum to allow a cooling tiff period" between parent zit1 child contributes to further deterioration iii (tie relationship, Because of incidents of running assasand acting out behavior lie-re mel these' children find their ssay Into the juvenile justice systemum VP! has it one-year least' ss mUm Seminole Youth Ranch in 'as hit-fe it acre-es to pay $600 it umuonth rent, take- cmv of repairs and normal maintenance and provide liability insurance Dr. Alan Guy, president of the Seminole Youth Ranch Board, said the rent goes into a fund tolue U.,Cd ShOUld thC board have to take over opt-ration of the it Ilti iii the operation of the randi at the tinit- lwink!. Guy said the hoa rd desi t e d it let licaulu tin ossncrshmp of the property hit e- IISU1m that it continue to be operat ed as a facility for children. lceeu - Many of the children are runaways, according to Mrs. Cotto, and have emotional problems related to their unstable environment and broken homes. All are required to attend public school while at the ranch. "They all seem to like it here," she said, "because of the country-like at, mosphere. They have plenty of room to 972 - The y outi I main-h has undergone several changes, since It 'asas chartered in 1969 as a n o n-pu of it, interdenominational mnstituut'n ek'ditatt-d to rehabilitation of delinquent .) I trouble-I juveniles It origunall SS.IS Ieri4aTuiLt'd as Semmunole All Youth Shelter by a group of county resuteuiLs concerned over the tack of )uvenm le leo mm in the county and the fact titat t-teiltrvn 'asele lucid in the jail - .-\fts.-u- tue sears of efforts to raise funds, purchase hand and build facilities, the shelter was dedicated and opened in September 1f174, and operated without any goverrumient funds. It has been known as the Seumunole Youth Ranch since l9l5 13 - �I. - ____1___r"___ - - . . . . I . .. VIW% , LLj - - .. •' . '. .. .- ,,. . -, _ - . - ,- '_ -4., . :767:! -- _. - , - - - - -- • - ISS10n County COMM .r. I , • -' __________________ By DIANE PEThYK Herald Bob Hughes wants more people to have Input Into policy. That's why he's a candidate for superintendent of Seminole County schools. "We have some of the most talented people in the e county here In so many diversified fields," Hughes said. "All we need Is an open mind to Invite them and make them feel we're sincerely Interested in their views — before decisions made." Hughes, principal of Sabal Point Elementary sciooi in Longwood since 1973, said he is concerned that the current school administration does not really provide for community Input. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)— Greek Catholic Archbishop Hilarlon Capucci says the bodies of the eight U. S. servicemen killed in the aborted mission to rescue the American hostages could be flown to Europe Sunday or Monday. Iran, meanwhile, announced Friday a long-delayed second round of elections for the Islamic Parliament, which Aya tollah Khomeini has said wi ll decide the fate of the hostages, will be held May 9. Sources have said the bodies would be turned over the International Red Cross In Switzerland. The archblsop, a supporter of the Palestinian cause once jailed by Isróel for gun running, dismtsed a political dispute between Bant.Sadr and Iran's powerful clerical faction said to have delayed return of the bodies, saying the only remaining, roblems were "medical." . . Western diplomats have said - Tehran's morgue, where the bodies were being held, does not have the facilities to prepare the remains for transport by air. . - 1. - • ' -- - JOHN MORRIS - . - - - - - WEATHER - . I • ,, - • - - ' .1 . \, - . '?' -. .' - d - . • .-. - • . .. • - . ,. - - • :-, ." - •'. - -. .. - . . " -. . BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to 'ai4ter 1T1* - .. _. HOSPITAL NOTES GRAND OPENING . - -' Fred A. Baker Clienc. Claypoli V a C COI Thvesa L. Carom .*wl H. Frazia' ob.ri s.: ft.ddI,w Aody M. MCIMYrI.OSIO.y • - - - * - - Slit Colbert a' wry Clbridg. Garvin PMrs 0. 110491$ . Thlints Lswon -i USS M. vIflCu,i. Harry A. Rm. Diftona $aaron A. irsddy, Evills D. Kyhol. - -•-•. ' • • ----- To -SeekF de Of ,. •.w - ______ . Md. ___ Mat - be had eildenje added ln,g bid hen in these Sovie t -- -' Jri • ' - - , - - - - ' • ov1et authorities; according to the -d 'Alter thi report, Swedish official0 piteci a now petition to the Soviets an were 3lve the same answer: thit Wallop. Log bed died in The Association hopes the 1che(I4 i*artui will icing new 'toc to the Wa1lo . berg Cso and ai*we t1'qestIon: Is Raotl - favori - t ver may rum. irts may - • .1 V _ V •' • - .. u-P so ,' .. - 11 - / / Rica. -• . -• . ~_ . ( I - - 1.)4,10411~k .. - ;: * , *~ . I , I V ) , Castro's long-standing position on emigration of dissidents is that those who want to leave Cuba can do so, but only through - A Cuban-American doctor checks the condition one of 32 orderly official procedures. One Western diplomat recently sta tioned in Havana said Castro's decision to allow the disorganized evacuation to Miami was In part a lab at critics who say he holds the Cuban of' Cuban-Americans who recently staged people captive. - "He's saying In effect, 'You want me to let everyone out, without any rules or regulations? Well, here are 10,000. Sea what a mess it Is without rules or regulation." this hunger striko in Miami In sympathy to the • thousands of Cubans in the Peruvian Embassy In Havana. - SANFORD PLAZA The strikers wanted President Carter to accept as many - - , ALTAMONTE MALL! Cubans as possible info the United States. - - Al on a case-by-case basis. Under the new law, which went Into effect this month and changes the definition of a political refu e, all applications for asylum will be considered Individually, including the Cubans', said Ray Morris, district INS DAYTONA BEACH I RNHUN art SWIPPR .1 director, who denies that INS has In our May 4th Mothers' Day Gift Bonanza ad secion on Page 5A, we incorrectly advertised Misses' $788 and $8.77 Cardigans. The item advertised should have been Misses' TUnic Tops at the special sale price of $6.44. discriminated against the Hai tians. "We have treated them alike," he said. The Hai tians — and numerous supporters, Including the Sen. Edward Kennedy and the Rev. Jesse Jackon — are ur ging President Carter to grant the now in the country blan ket Immuni ty, a power the president will lose May IS under the new la w. Morris said INS will continue to use such criteria as 'the likelihood that a deported refugee would be persecuted on returning to Haiti in determining w hether to grant asylum. Assooqu the Suit is resolved,he said, INS wIII . . '- ' . ' -.-- -- - -. - - . - - - -,, - . -• - "- The' United Sta tes said It, would take 3,500, Argentina, Ecuador, Venezuela, Ca nada and Belgium offered homes to another 1,500. Castro, possibly as an afterthought, also decided to all ow thousands of other Cubans including some imprisoned criminals, to leave in boats from Mariel har bo r west of havana, knowing they would flood into Florida , 100 miles away. The United Sta tes has be en caught between living up to its reputation as a haven for the homeless, and trying-to discourage the flood of refugees frnn Cuba. - -- ' c - - - • .,. • - . - - - ,-' - • - Unlike the Cubans — who in the past have rece almost tomati asylum under the recently revised Immigration igration Act as people fleeing a communist regime — the Haitians have had to prove political persecution - • - - au - With the crisis in its 12th day. Castro allowed commercial planes to began ferrying the first groups of refugees to Costs Because qj that, only a handful of the Haitians who have arrived 4ff the past few years have been granted work permits. Few are eligible for any kind of welfare assistance, beyond emrgency medical treatment. ived r-- --- - We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. j D111161rWille Always a beat beyond. In technology. In value. WAD P4,0 tA .(OstO0 INS 16 I BLOOMING ROSES DON JUAN CLIMBERS me ___________ I -BLUEBERRIES 1 - r '2.95 up L ' - JOSE PH COAT 1 GAL $1.17 VE WEALSOHAVEALAP ALL -__Rke4 w - -- . Until the trial, now under way In U.S. District court here, is resolved, the Haitians can't be deported — but their appli cations for asylum can't be resolved, either. a - ' .,ui) - - I p they In the 196k and that he hIrnj1j '—' 'xI.&u in no prison Yard In Vladlx*. - - ,e 1- • -. _______ v of Jew had non a Swede In Mcxow In 1VTh 30 who raid he had en years. The Rniilan Jew, Já •rian .mI'I mm, . r". i4'a hasift • - - The latest caalbabsrgwuj Ali" M in 75 a1thauh rord arrived , Sweden only in wL residet said he mi _____ - -- Heroic Swede;?. - - IA I.... a i iiiUl - - ' stlpped outaide to the open arms and joyous tears of sons and daughters, uncles and aunts they hadn't seen In years. 'At the HE W-run Cuban Refugee Center In a modern skyscraper in thriving Li ttle Havana, Miami's Cuban district, a federal employment resume deportations. Haitians contend those criteria are too respective office put them In touch all over the simple. employers who called ••i read wnere me main reason icc the country, offering jobs. presence of lane In America Is economic. ;Mllagros de Aripas, head of the job- it is not true," said Exullel. "You cannot placement service, described some of the separate the economic and political in Haiti." offers: An Alexandria, Va., woman called for Political asylum won't automatically give two maids, some English preferred, offering the Haitians access to the American good life room and board and $400 to $500 a month. A they are seeking, Ferree salt Most, he sxaa poultry processing plant wanted 4014)50 pointed out, Few worked rkers, English not necessary. Miami gas jij, cries had stations, packing houses, boat "It's hard to take someone who's illiterate and speaks only Creole and expect them to Openings L"We'll find work for 50 percent th OI1$ become contributing members 01 society,-- he tat want it,"hesald. Roger Winters, HEW director () - There have been tragedies among both Miami Cuban groups of refugees, but few as striking as fugee resettlement: " ' family. nwmrdty has a -fantastic absorption rate. Dielm*rd Loft cauietothe United Sttei qnlass we get about 200,000, most 01 these Vuurie last year, leaving and five his wife, I1ugees will fit In rather painless',." In summer, he Nonetheless, he said, volunteer children, ages 3 to 10, behInd. raised u. oo iganlzdions were seeking homes for them sent for them, and owxI the country, and airpianà were being demande d by smugglers for paisag.. On the night Aug. 13, a cabin cruiser S. IWW to take dam carrying then amid 12 other Haitians from the ___ Bahamas approached the shore Palmfew nile, away, In a part of town that still Beach County. Police lights ashore frightened A has an occasional dirt street, about 40 Haitian the two smugglers, who forced the refugees sed their noses to the windows 01 Into the water to swim the rnmthing yards, Iefugeea bby storefront. Inside the HaItian MIchW1 Kervene, Evone, Dumerv4i - 'e sha __ Re (e)ter were 30 people. The ahIe and Antoinette Lorflls drowned. The two • smugglers were convicted if manmIauig!ter. room as crowded. -A half.dosen men at on a wooden church On a recent night, Diemerci Lorfiha sat an a 'pew along one wall. A week earlier they d out outside the refugee 'er. He has among some who arrived on South work agardsner. He w asked If coining to , &mt,,. , ba AM.W I- -ra'd f)wøi.ls. W W 'W beaching of crowdad boats. They had hat I don't kf*w,"he said. "I jot don't know." - '' - '1 êk,...rnA ,J .L..tl M0JIWi V Ja to of knew where the cat valve was to'rarlve, the cell suffered no dame, arid Jail £nlnIrathr Steven Saunders, ___ - -- Exullelis one of the pre-boat people arrivals whose cases for political asylum were easier A newly formed group of anti-Castro to prove than the hordes entering me elements called the Junta Patrl'otica handed INS has contended that most the recent out $40 apiece to arriving refugees -part of - arrivals are economic refugees, not politicaL m Once maids the first flcor hokthi cell, Clampo begañ on fixtures, finally breIk1j the fire sp1nkler valve, RadWallenberg s In the Lenelder d Union In 1145, he C$II7 PCtd Cwtxs Ctiss1on on the loloc; 3j -by dipa hnmjj lb World Jewish EHtm1 UóiJjn, setaq 01 the U.S. Only In 1167 did then fleputy Foreign Council and President Franklin D. Free Wallenberg Committee; and Mjt Ai*sI Grotnybo M'Init W*Ihul,rg Roosevelt a War Refugees Board. Nul.henter Simon Wlesenthal of the had been held In Mcoow priro ., ns ACCO'di15 DO 1 Center In ThIrty-five years later reports persist that to a document found at thi Infamnoue the -. 8wad dft wi Ito Liibyanka prjson, Wallentiird1,dln lila cell Ain, k .A on £ , 'i..&.L.. thoimamxh ci Jewish rmAiam out of Eastern .iriiy en July 17,- itt?, 01 a heart attack. I, 0 0h De t. U U.n. WI44I7 %QILffi wince Europe to safety Is alive In the Soviet Union. Of Ho, the lt0ts isimrs of war ____ After has mad, Iwsiriss about him to 'hs Loelet ?hlng from the Loviet Jdcn to Westku they bW _ac1) the Wallenberg and In 1957 am*watod Swedish or am of WUWnOS9 AUO*III. me aIS Depart, man fittIng lb dacr1thn 01 1tll3rbxg.in by I*II betbe,. I ,, 1 n*ot Is dill walling for an anawc. They said be Th held In a &eIi In the ('F.ID Wallneberg Is a hero to Jews and honored The Raoul Wallsibers Anocladon, In as ci the at Yad y4ji cooperation with the Andrel Sakharov Vw asl'smsmiwlal to the Holocausts Committee in Copenhagen, 1 orgd an' $ uguIun victims. : In 1161 a proiseir, Neu wartu,' In a InternatIonal bearing origlelly M for At the Urn, of his srm he was athed to pftte coov" Vft 11110341m ,. ""M May 2-4 but new postponed until auv the ksh N1Pd ' colleague A4 MyaUkov, -u told that ,: Into the fate 0111* iilpinat, p01 efforts to reu WWbd c neci to a auwi Rep esentitiveg from around the world will MCII 1W!' PSfJSI1tICn. __ hospital. Myunikov later dialed W his - .'Aftort5 Jamary1645 . a arrivals and their futures easier. ges .,) Heanng ' sldering their applications for political asylum. - of - -'c . - - - Emma "' Trouble , - . ADMISSIONS 4 • - 'A The CavaHet Motel's grud openlag this put week featareda roost pig with. I A a L all the trLmm1n'" A u1i 5e cro.i wd I. SuOWu U w celebra te. age flg1 located at 32118. Orlando Dr. (U.S. Highway 1742) In Sanford. _ MIIsoWM.IVD.QOn. - -Iia -": CAVALIER MOTEL chum ance 01 Il*mderahowers Saturday and Sunday. Highs In the low to mid I Lows In the low to mid 60s. Winds mostly M" 10 Milo per hour. RaW probability Is.20 percent. ___ ___ • - Many have arrived with diseases — tuburculosta, venereal disease even two confirmed cases of leprosy. Few have schooling or work experie nce. Few arrive to find thriving am lies f i greet them at dockside. As they land, the two groups — whether fleeing the gray political climate of Fidel Castro's Cuba or the economic and political miseries of "Baby Doc" Duvalier's Haiti — look much the same. They step off the boats dirty, often penniless, with the tentative Miami's Cuban community In demonstra tions sparked by the embassy takeover, At a huge, shiny, metalgirdered building on the Dade County Youth fairgrounds, hundreds 01 volunteers took the refugees' names, X rayed them, bandaged the bites dogs sicked on them as they left Cuba, handed them "green cards" making them eligible Immediately for federal checks for $126 for a family of two to tide them over and long-term aid-like food stamps down the line. The refugees wolfed clown donated Cuban sandwiches, fast-food hamburgers, homefried chicken, oran and their te — apples, which os had ne seen. inaged through racks sh and pan ts and thousands of shined shoes, neatly arranged in rows. They diapered their babies with donated dia pers, amused them with brand-new toys. 00 U.S. Highway 17-02 in Fem Park at 1:41 amL, deputies say !hlle a deputy' was attempting to handcuff hlni, (I.rnpo msnagsd to break away, but was quickly ca ught, cdbd dlo Into they ,!'P ' '' -- - iiiuu& - . • be tte r. - -- - - .' - ., - - - What Is here are thousands of Haitians — estimates range from 16,000 to 41,000 - who have fled the poverty and Tonton Macouts (secret police) of Duvalier's Haiti for a legal limbo in which their lives are only nominally "They" are the thousands of Cuban refugees traversing the Florida Strait In an armada manned'by exiles who made the exodus before them. And they are also the thousands of Haitians crossing 1,100 miles of Atlan tic Ocean cramme4'by the scores Into tiny, unsteady boats - l..A s , ' - - - - ,•- 'A -V " - , '4..'. .9 .. . ' ' k '- 01 Cuba's own stiff emigration laws. Castro has said Cuba will al low anyone -not just those who took refuge In Peruvian Embassy in Ha vana last month to leave the communist Caribbean island It they wish. Cubans ha ve been fle eing the Caribbean Island since Castro came to power in 1959. But traffic from the Island the past two weeks Is unprecedented. Many Cubans began their exodus from th e grounds of Havana's Peruvian Embassy. Countless others simply made their wey to the port of Mariel, west of Havana, and boarded one of the boats waiting to ferry them across the Florida Straits. The fl ow began, AS a trickle i December. Orera threemonth period, 19 Cu bans burst into the Peruvian Embassy, according to diplomatic sources. Cubans also dodged police gunfire to enter the Venezuelan Em bassy, diplomats said, and in one attempt two were killed at th e gates: On April 1, whil e the two South American nations tried to obtain safe passage for the refugees, a lus carrying six Cubans rammed the wire fence of the Peruvian compound. Castro's government charged one guard was shot to death by the would-be ref esinthe daring daylight move. Peru vian officials said the refugees fired no shots and th e guard apparently had been hit by a bu llet from ano ther guard's gun, but the Incident seemed to set Cast on his course. Two days late r the Cuban leader charged bo th embassies with "Inciting Cubans to see k asylum, thus creating a climate of violence." He withdrew police protection from the Peruvian mission. The move triggered t he refugee's Easter stampede. In less than 72 hours more than 10,000 Cubans Jammed th e. Peruvian Embassy compound. of LI Jaii a '- .' now, A Cuáilberry man arrested Friday for driving while intexicated has been charged with two counts of arson wd one count of criminal ntichid for acts say he r: committed In jaiL 1ontld Curtis Clampo, Cypress Way, Casselberr, Is In the Seminole County Jail in lieu of $10,500 ball, on charges of arson, criminal mischief, escape, driving with a suspended Mcerae, driving while intoxicated and with an unlawful amowt 01 alcohol In his blood., Deputies hold him rponsiblèfor ripping a fire sprinkler bead from the ceiling of the jail's holding cell, causing shower 01 water which took a half hour to shut off a nd aett1n e to the contents of a trenh can In the booking room and a 1. small fire on a table, VPowasamTostedazternearlyswerving intoapstrolcar [. 3:40 p.m.; low, 9:57 a.m. 16 hileL W variable mostly east around I Sunday. Son 2 to 3 feet. Partly cloudy with a few sho-vem AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Sunday. A .. R Man Accusea- -In - MONDAY TID; DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 11:16 am.; high, 11:01 eports - -. -' '-• vigorous L NATIONAL RE1RT: Northeastern Colorado residents along the South Plat te River from Greeley to Julesburg remained under a flood warning today. Officials continued to AM up flood damages already placed at $1.5 mllll ma flood crest w expected to travel slowly, reaching North Platte, Neb4 Thursday. .Nauonal Weather Service forecasters predicted. Southwestern Texas continued to be drenched with ralatdtina LhaliitindedIithicentraI half of the Gulf Coat to the central Atlantic Coast. Rain mixed with occaslonal thundershowers also was scattered over the lower Mbao Valley, southern New Mexico, northern f of Rockies and northern Nevada as well as southern Wisconsin. Generally fair skiet shown over the remainder of the nation. AREA READINGS (6 a.m.): temperature: 77; overnight low: 60; yesterday's high: 14; barometric pre pressure : 29.95; relative humidity: 67 percent; winds: S.E. at S SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:30 a.m., 10:41p.m.; lows, 4:13 am., 4:14 p.m.; PORT CANAVZIAE: high., 10:22 am,, 10:40 p.m.; lows,, 4:05 am., 4:06 p.m.; BAYPORT: hlgl,.4:I0 a.m., 2:56 p.m.; lows, 9:17 am., 10:30 P.m. • k?- to a prospering community of 600,000 Dade ned after being jailed for "teaching the County Cubans eager to help them, and Haitian political system" and now works with and established government- the refugees, - assistance programs mobilized to make1heir ______________________________ * Fires 0 *Càurts * Police Beat -. .. 11 - • ''' 71 . • - - '4 - - u ' The Cubans — most of them from the 10,800 who jammed the Peruvian embassy in Havana Some have found work, picking vegetables, seeking an exit from their country — have said JeanJust& Others do odd jobs or arrived In an odd flotilla of luxury cabin housework In homes of people — most of them cruisers, charter fishing boats, cigarette- pther Haitian refugees who arrived before the hulled sneèdboatsnnd enmmereunrfrahlna I.,n..'. ,. ,.e .,.........,.. ....,i t.... i. -- -- --- ._.-.D uuiU* UI ULV 0111 LWU 1055 U'UUIMC boats. They were chartered for, thousands of gaining asylum — who have volunteered to dollars by exiles who thumbed the ir noses at take them In. Most do nothing., the best effgrts of the U.S. government to stop "I know of people sleeping in the street, them — and at the hurricane force squalls that under trees," said Jean-Juste. atruckthem In the Florida Strait last weekend. "They eat the way they ate In Hai ti. If you Enticed by Castro's offer to turn over their are hungry, you go to George's house. If he Is relative. and goaded by lialMi of the Cuban hungry, be mea to yours," said Jean-claude presi de nt, the exiles have borne'the refugees Exu I, I former Haitian schoolteacher who - : / " - - -. . 1' - - ': Jean-Juste,a junior college student'who works with other refugees, "but. there Is so li ttle here." - -' - - - Cubans have little In common. - "' .' smiles and uncertain gazes of peo'ple whose futures have beta torn from the past. Apart from appearance, 'the Haitians and - ' - - - -) k__ • • United Press Inte rnational FldelCastro opened the way for disgruntled Cubans to leave their Island nation just before Easter as a way to badger his two most Irksome opponents, the United Sta tes and Peru. The master of the politi cal nose-tweek now Is using Washington's reluctance to accept th e refugees for a dig at critics - ' . . • ' t'ouh' .Sw1tch' In Policy 4., It . -• , - In one corner, a pile of dirty, ragged clothes . - 'Badgers En es em i 0Castro .I - ' . Last September, Federal Judge James Theto hàttodo with the ref"LawrenceKingorderedtheu,S.Iminjgration ugees appears both easy and hard. Relalivelyasy and Naturalization Service to stop deporting for the Cubans - most will be taken In by Haitian refugees, pending the outcome of a relatives or friends. And those that have classaction suit filed by the refugee center and neither will be supported by the Cuban exile anumnber of Individuals against INS. community until they do, charges INS with discrimination In - But the Haitians are another matter. No Its treatment of the Haitians — both In earlier wave of fellow countrymen Is waiting processing and, more Important, in con- - -'r'"• . -' should stay." . . reached halfway up the wall. Shoes with mashed-downheels and holes In the soles were scattered on the floor. Few matched. Roaches,.crawled tlrcthgha box of donated month-old chocola te Easter bunnies. Like the Cuban Community, "the Haitian community takes care of Its own," said Jerry "The United States has a long tradition of being humanitarian," he says. 'i think they - - As his city strslnstofulflujt, role u 'greener pasture of the Caribbean, Mayor MauriceFerreehas gentocljngcenl siewspaper editorials about earlier American - ' -' . -• r , • , . I .1 - - - - - arrived from the federal ptlng pj 'Jet4nñoii" center uotMIim1setup-t' take processing away from prisons In West Palm Beach and Immokajee. ' "Go back to the Boston Globes tif the 1870s. See what they were saying about the Irish. Read the New York Times of the 1920s about the Jews," he says. "We're having an anglo backlash. People are saying, 'We just don't want foreigners coming In, - taking our jobs, ow welfare. They're leeches, draining the public,' . -- - ' - _. EEV JSALEP haeady'jsraell troops fanned out today through the occupied West Bank town of Hebron In response to a well-planned Palestinian guerriva attack In which five-Jewish students were killed and 16 others wounded. The ambush the military command called "a murderous attack against a group of worshiunrs," cast a dark shadow over current talks on PtIlan self-rule. Authorities said the guerrillas waited until students had their backs to them bef ore firing automatic weapons and lobbing grenades into the group of about 50 people trapped In a narrow alleyway.. The attack at the beginning of the Sabbath Friday evening was the bloodiest assault In the occupied West Bank In 13 years of Israeli rule. II : MIAMI (UPI) — The boats keep pouring :.,thnn and Haitian da; the problems are growing end so is the grumbling that the mayor of Miami calls "an anglo backlash". - Immigrants. • a Israelis React To Attack " •• ' '. . - ' - county medical association undertake sex education before the schools get involved. • "mat's not coming to grips with the problem or doing anything to Improve the situation." "' community Input, Hughes said an ac. ceptable sex education program could be developed with a good advisory group. With doctors, nurses, ministers, parents, teachers an4 : retired persons, you could develop something to be presented BOB hUGHES to attidents with parental peribisslon, that would not be too ...Sabal Point principal controversial," Commenting on recent athletic "lecrultment" charges that have taken up much 1 the school board's time; Hughes said he thinks It was "overretIon to some misunderstandings and some poor cvminunlc4tion." public comment after Its superintendeI or his staff makes Hughes said as sqwkintadent he Would leave It up to the recommendation. pincipals to decide whether or not a "But that's really reaction or feedback — It Isn't input," he • -: •. given a waiver to participa te in said. He said he supports any kind of rezoning that provides fat: Because of this, Hughes said, If be Is elected superintendent students to go to the athools closest to their homes. But he sa14 he will form an advisory board that will be consulted before the he feels the "trauma" of rezoning Is often felt more by parenté: school board staff makes It, recommendations, between the superintendent and the school board, than the d3iIdren involved. This board and other advisory committees llJ be used to "We need a more harmonious working relationship between Often you have a case, he explained, where parents havé help Iron out protilema beforehand, thus their Ideas will be' the superintendent and the school board," he said. joined a PTA and worked hard to raise money to buy better r eceived, he said . 11 school system aIo needs a better means of ()fli. playground equipment for the schàot man they find their' Volunteers to serve in advisory capacities woulme from municathig with the public, he said. chikizen transferred to another school. all walks of life, he Said, from public safety to real estate, "It's not the school administration's goal at present," he But 11ughes said some ef the rezonlng problem would b Hughes reflected on the recent parent uproar over, said, "but It should be. Now, It's just bib and miss." unnecessary If the school administration would start planning elementary school rezoning in South Seminole County. Hughes also feels the school board members themselves for new schools ahead of time. Parents, particularly thoe4 with children attending suffer from a lack of Information that should be provided to "You don't have to wait for the students to actually be Woodlands Elementary School, protested the recent rezoning them from the superintendent, there," he said. "It's projected." because they Wd their children would be moved agalawben In addition to drawing on the resources of the commimity. He said good people to ask would be the.builders, who know a new school is built. and Increasing communica tion, Hughes also says he wants to: where they're pitting -up new housing. Hug hes agreed. —See to It that all Seminole County students havean ,p. In Peace County, for example, Hughes said the school board "Before any decision of rezoning, a decision should have portunity to reach t ir maximum po he ntial, whe te er th It be hs rezoning, a working set of drawings, sewage, drainage an4' been made as to where a new school would be bu11' preparaUon.for.Ugger for-gainful employment. he road plan completed-on new schools before the famIlleHtighei, so far - tl only annóinced candidate for the strongly In favor of troadening vocational programs. tringing new students move In. supefinte Ide pat, said his candidacy sterns from "a —Help the Seminole school County AvtMn m mliii HuhM who h TI.II 1km n. &'4 -------in vuuuixi, as a auu, ourmng aesize to have the beat educational system, commitment to Improve the outside appearance of all school social studies teacher and for the past 10 years an elementary In Seminole County, and his frustration as a school buildings and school gØnpt4, school principal, said a lot could be done to increase morale at administrator under the present system. -Conduct planning sessions on school safety, school zoning, Seminole County schools. Hughes will run for the non-partisan post hoping to replace building construction and energy conservation. "We have good maintenance people, good food service William P. Layer. Layer has been elected in,5 —Improve money utilization theough batter and people, 'good secretaries and tremendous employees In all, supirtfltefl*tei* for two foory.sr4.rme, but has not asid mwiaemsut 41m11IL dePWbinta," be said "but we need to Impr ' whether he will run again w hen the current term expires. Hughes termed "umreallstic" Superintendent Layer's recent munleatlon and allow for input from all the quali One of Hughes' major complaints Is la ck of Cooperation ty ;7op`1`e*wZ'1, itatamnent that churches, public service agencies and the have." - • D I It UT rr TIIF flrFI ., [LI'.2fl-I -%a Cubans, Haitians 'Face Varied Barriers . 5 ' a Evenino Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sun"y, May 4,1110-11A * TUCI. . I . . . .. - - I Hugheè Emphasizes Community Input I. -• ± _. T ' P - - -4 . to1. w I .1 May Fly Out Bodies Iran For Superintendent Of Schools Candidate' dialogue with up to five iranian-Arab gunmen who seized the embassy Wednesday noon and have threatened to kill about hostages held inside. Thç gunmen, seeking self-rule for their native oilrich province of Khurzestan, said they would blow up the embassy and all inside It unless Ayatollah Ruhollab Khoeinlnl's regime frees 91 Khurzestan prisoners But Scotland Yard settled in for a drawn-out siege. One *Police source said Yard psychologica l experts convinced "the terrorists are not thereto resort to murder" but are staging "an elaborate and enforced international propaganda exercise." - / • - ___________ I. - . . ' ' - _____ - - - ' - • - -. LONDON (UPI)— Britain recalled its ambassador to Iran Saturday to help deal with IraiIan-Ara b gujU5fl threatening to kill about ) hostages In the besieged Iranian Embassy in London. .. The Foreign Office said It would be Sir John 'Graham's third trip home in recent weeks for con- .' . .,.., * - - • Gunmen . :_:= -. -0. .. RIun .. To - \,' - . .% _- - ..umuuiorrr uiatacttyconh1ont be on July 1 s, ..son, BaI, 7, and a can use to Improve their .. JohnMorrlshasgnnoimced. vacantio less tha days"Duringtheelght years daughter, Amanda, 5 A quality of f;"horr1asaId. ll he will resign from the city prior to a regular city election Morris has served on the city commission to nui for the fcc the seat to be filled in that commission,hewascharterfresident of Seminole County "The conunlusloners have got or the past 12 years, Morris Is to atop fighting everyone. And Democratic nomination for election. If Morris had not chairman of the downtown 43 years old. It Is urgent that county and county commissioner, chosen to make his development committee, hu-na'nd •trt1flad, tThr a': Be "1 tetlgnailim ti&tu've In neffiber of the East Central Morris said he will be October, the city commission' Florida Reglonalpianniag Public *Accountant John and not be at each others Fitzpatrick, a former county throats," hesaId. submi tting his resignation on would have had to appoint a council and chalrthan 01 the conmsjor, his anAmong the county needs June 27 to qualify for the person to serve the remaining Council of Local Go vernments surer. Instead 01 a that Morris plans' to give L paign trea county commission race, The two years of Morris' term, 01 Seminole County. are campaign chair, Morris special attention resignation will become efState law, meanwhile, Morris currently Is serving said he will have a atnarina mnetlmda of Imovin* the tuvv UCI. i So ma ma county road system; requires a person holding as police commissioner of committee of persons from. successor can be elected In public office to submit a Sanford and chalmm of ue tot &mü Cty. renewal of efforts to attract the Dec. 2 city election, resignation 10 days p!ior to ,North Sn1lno1e Regional "It's time for the county to light, clean lixinstry to the Morris said, the opening of the qUalifying Sewer Plant Committee Inganotatacleandto county; The city charter requires period — which this year falls He and h[s wife Bernie have avenue citizens with low to medium Income. - .IN BRIEF , r., --c' I mu&u ..uy a .- '. Morris. Scotland Yard Continues• DI Iogue ,• _, ----- - • ' J. . - -. '4-... -'--- -.-. - SUfld$y,MIy4,I %AIftri . * - . . IA—EVnIngNsraId, Sanford, Fl. . r .-' . - - . tr . . . _ - .. -I - - - -. . . I - - - , QUALITY I HWY, 17-12 LONGI PH. 531-1243 or 331 OPEN MON Ladles' 17-,ewel bracelet watch in white, $79.50 Yellow, $19.50 $13$ Ertoy It now with Zales ciedit. Muter Chap 'VISA' American Expss Cute Blanche Dinert Club. Lay4way • A6 MW R-1119--9ft The Diamond Store I ' Men's lizard-strap quartz watch, yellow, - ' •- - - �S 5 S . •• S • - • • 5. - 1 -.. - . - - _ S 1 I • S S (•- :.-. . - . S 5 - 5.-. - - __S_--_ -. -, - S .5-S 5- - t 5 - -- 5 - - - .. - ... •. --- -. - I 3k S • - -r--S :-----.-; 5- - - -. I 5 . * •1 •_ - - - -5- -. - 5 ----5-------. 5-'- 5- a a - - - • - -. - SI S -. - - -4 S S A-EVsnIngH$raldS.nford,Fi Sunday,May4$o S -. S S -. • .: -.' S. S - - • - -- -, . Evening H•ra, San WASHINGTON (UPI) - Not OnlY do the The Hunts, owners of one of the world's largest Government Operations subcommittee on silver in 1973 as a hedge against Inflation. "I had Silver prices plunged to less than $11 an ounce billionaire Hunt brothers claim they had no inprivate collections of silver, said' they owe about commerce, monetary and cânsumer affairs - no confidence in so(t.currençy" he said. -in late I4flf tantton of trying tø .March. %hen the Hqnts failed to az lnc*wred when the market Friday morning, maintcontempt of Congress Both 1mus pothted t 1ntettatidnai political millionsin marn calls on %larch Z7, some ma)or manlmtate the silver market, but ney contend collapsed In late March. They said they will not citation they were slapped with earlier In the situations, such as the Iran and brokerage firms were threatened with insolvency; Bowing to a congressional subpoena, W. debts are paid cif. testify. silver prices in late 197 that peaked at $50 an Hunt esUmated that when the market hit twos separate congressional panels FrIday - on manipolate the silv market," Herbert Hunt Agriculture subcommittee also investigating the And both cued the coniinodJt) fthanges of for about 7.5- million ounces of silver and his their role in the fluctuation of the silver market testified. Nelson'Bunker echoed his statement, silver market collapse. depressing the price of silver in early 1980 by brother said he held contracts on about 10 millIon during the past. year. .-The brothers appeared befoçe the House Herbert Hunt testified he began investing In instituting tighter trading restrictions. ounces. - a 411 - . -_ NrAI £4. Storewidesàvings! - - '__ .• -- .-' - - Junior / 99o. -- -. 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A & IkssoUeu VIflY and leather - - -- - - • t.• ' 4,-:,•S____ S_,___ smpacts small and madium 2' x84" Fits all full and extra urge cars and 49* fl79 $1 I to L 3 Now fl to $1 I I 7 499 1 - to I Now"T 99 Two great ways to charge - 'I -5S --5 :t..!!____ f:--- .- - I ." 5_S _S. ' - SanlordPlsza Hwy. 17.93 aad St. OpuI1Sa,m.Is9pm.n5L 0P1012s381s3;3ISesdsy S -- - . -.---, I --' - • r - S • -•"- - ' ' , s11 ? - S-S S - L. - - - S.- - - _-t 5 • 5 S - \ 'I - 5- -. - S -. • l t '1' t I 1 Iià-5•- /5 - - - . '' SI ' I ' 'Li I Sa,ñrdPlua Hwy. 17.92 a Sisla St. 0a1Søm sa122ISi1SIiv ---. ------S--S-- "' ''" S S -. S - - 5 - . - S - - • - I • -1 I: 55 S - _.$ S - . - �1. I . . I . . I ' . - S - * — -1 I . . ,- . -.- - - - . - - - - :.--.. . . •. ':.- , . - . . .1 I . I -----. From'time to time I have sounded off on the . ' Evoning HeiWd Aro und (USPS 41 210) -- i_ .. . vnth a title according to marital status. t little gold band thatboth .•. - .. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G$QRDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G.ECM,erYIslng Director lome Deli very: Week, 90 cents; Month , $3.90; 6 Months, p.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail:'Week, $1.10; Mon th, $4.75-,6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. • . . 15 iW$-jJ11UU. LIM1I 3lL U natural order of things. So what's in a title? .J-. I . . - ---- . - :.. - ,. .• - - - -..- :;::s • 1:, g ? .."•i - - a tAg moray difference. It would be a sad state of Offalrslf the generaiand buck prlva(ehad the same pay rate. . Women's libbers argue that a marital status is personal and nobody's business. Yet, they would robab1ybe the first to cry "wife" or Mrs. John Do? when alimony aitd child support were. Clock By DORIS DIE'rRIcII, - ••" .. . fide certificate Of marriage. Here at The Herald, our pollcy has never included using "Mv" However, the word may have reared its ugly head from time to time In news copy. And we take a front seat ahead of the Times of Landon which recently banished the wj'd"Ms. .......' mtsnWsaided8OrlalcOIumnL Trevor Flihlock, writer of '-- .• We're not convinâed that paddling unruly students as punishment for th eir offenses in the -' ;schools is ineffective and totally useless, although 'the'issue can be argued with merit from opposing JULIAN BOND points of view. However, the latest turn of events comlngout of Tallahassee have us a little worried. Seems there's a Florida legislator - a retired J im m school teacher and principal who boasts of pad-. dllng students during his 28-year career - who wants to change the law to permit teachers to paddle students without first consulting a school administrator. This is a dangerous precedent. It sets up a Price situation legal minds have for years worked to avoid: permitting someone complaining of WASHINGTON NEA)—The itesident has another's actions to become judge, jury and the set himself adrift In a small, leaky boat. one who issues the punishment. That's just what a As the principal patron of tailoring teacher would become If permitted to determine a. government spending to match government student's actions warrant punishment by padIncom. immy Carter must now pay the dung, then be allowed to do the paddling. 'politIprlce for the cuts In social programs The legislator who proposes the new law is Sam the Budget Committee In the U.S. House of Representatives has proposed. Mitchell, D-Chlpley, who argues paddling is efEven though his slices In urban aid and the 0 fective and teachers need to be permitted to do g range of other programs that appeal to without consulting the school principal, because traditional Democratic voters—labor,' that principal may havebanned paddling as a minorities, the aged and poor—are less punishment. severe than those put forward by the House, As it stands now, a teacher who considers a Mi. Carter will bear the brunt of reaction student's actions worthy of paddling must report from those who feel abandoned by the party of that student. to the principal or the principal's the New Deal and Great Society. Time regular Democrats overcame Initial designated administrator who asesses the suspicion of the born-again es-governor of matter and rules on whether a paddling should be Georgia In 1916 to give his falling campaign adniinistered. the margin he needed to retire Gerald Ford. By state law and school district policy, the only Mr. Carter seems likely to retain those time a teacher now can use physical force against voters by wraoo1n himself in the flat and a stuaent student is to prevent mat smuaent from hitting seques ose en. • Another student or teacher. Exceptlng,an untroken string of victories by Of more concern, should Mitchell's bill become, margins eceedlng 70 percent In the JACK ANDERSON law,is that a teacher involved in a dispute with àñ remaining races, Kennedy's forees 111 be reduçd to fi ghting symbolic ba ttles over unruly studéni may react emotlonplly from the. 1. frustration of being unable to control and platform 'a the nominating con>tules th at student. • 'ventbo. The Peanut Brlgaderi will celebrate Unless there Is a cooling-off period to give the . another triumph of style over substance. teacher time to collect himself, the paddling may the risk of military . . WASHINGTQN—A~ But the Kennedy campaign has other worth _________ , , - S , • ' • S • - - , ,. . . - - ' S , - - -, to• - banked $200,000 in income with no known 5()( during his nine terms in Congress. 7be only fitting punishment for. boodling on this scalÔ Is expulsion from office. Inasmuch as the ethics pane could not steel i tseU:tOperformth1spublIc$efvIce,t voters InhIa3lstD et in Lm Angeles should do so in the June primary or, that failing, In the " S S 5 ' 14 ' • S ' ' - ' ' ' ' .: L I 14, ', v. , ' ' ' 5 5 — S . S , - . ' '. ' I • - patriotism. - new psuion iains vviae --_ .' Two Seminole County fernale plitim Govorubk, is being - am often on Un fiscatlon of boats and the lack of visas and tsr's effort to woo Spcnishpealdng voters i7hth)ot. According to Thomas Reston, a appears to be more coanetic !"h atantive. Many IspInIC leaders view his . Stab Deiartnent spokemn, "The law win campusatSemlnole Community College. Even the experienced and mature pollceoffIdsIl keep up to date with e=presced concarn for thair constituents as be applied... It is vory difficult to snp2nd th3 . Canino13 County Young Republicans &W revitalized that organization, wea elected 4o a statewide party office. _ % : IT v ' C The effect of this ditluring uW blund&in tentlon, and to partially rescue him a tremendous political embarrrumit. 110 to 1:3 a prbm tmwi= gO14 but the Ctrw S almlnlntratlon blew it again. And, of course, the Cuban refugees ar going to get in. We can hardly send them bcck to Castro. Even the State Depertment is that stuPK 30 why not gain ml:imuai * I political bonefit by welc6mift thm? . Not thu adIniitratiøii. ' loco rW ,i ail. vlolence'At the school. 1: Sbe rues nun.. treasurer of the eçub!lcan Execu tive Ccnunittee of *iorida. .- hizanwhile, Doloras Vickers .of I4eonora Jones, federal government instructor, senong other t)th at the school, can also be seen daily attempting. to navigate through the hw*s of way Mrs. Jones conducts her Class. .-jeeks ago was eLecttd Democratic 5140 committeewoman from Seminole Cowity, was giv= enother.party dfte is week. ' She was namsd vica chairman d the t)emocratic Party for the fifth =Vadoaal district. another claiL On Of the enlist and ilmcat fcol-prod ways of spotting a gocd Instructor is by flp..ip ji.ijig they display toward 010 i*ed theY we tdaching. Federal government would seem to mang a dry subject, but it would appea to be one of the mot fascInstim and exciting courses In the world from the Winter Springs Police John S ' .4... ." s(* . ut It Abo , vgu." . '• -' • I ' - _-r' c.. i S 9, * . Soon Oftftjds, the r1tfl got Into U It. If you have no job and live on a small fixed income, you've already had to tighien your belt and limit you., spending _ to neceit1es as the rate of Inflation has climbed to 18 percent. '. S ic Taxim Social Security benefits has ' as a means Of been suggested by so= rtthig more money to help balance the budget Mat seems like double jeopardy, - since doUarswere taken from our wages what we were employed for Social Beauty. Why don't they make Social Security more fInancially, secure by reverting to ,Lin original concept as Ineurance for teifrN1 All welfare programs and Medicare should be financed . ' -- ' S 5 : - • ''5-- a S ' - from Sanford p .. " - .4 : Ob Locgl Stories Helpful Your staff has been extremely courteous add friendly to me and ihave' par ticularly enjoyed working with writers of the Ourselves page. I especially want to tMhk Doris Diebric h for the excellent coverage of our chapter activities. Doris has been helpful and willing to listen whe5 I have tec her about our events. The E vening Herald does a good job with community news and reading It has helped rue learn a lot about Sanford, Its people, a nd to begin to feel at home. .Tank you... Kay McFarland Sanford - ' ,., I would like to say, "thank you" from every one Of the membersOf the Orange County Medical Society Auxiliary for your coverage of our Health Careers Seminar. Approzlmaly, 350 young people from Seminole and Orange counties attended the seminar held at Seminole Community College. Although the a uxi liary is based in Orange County, many of our members reside in Seminole County. We plan to expand many of our projects to Include Se mi nole County and appreciate your Interest and support. Lynn Ericson Hyer Public Relations Co-Chairman =1011111101i - district seat currently held by fellow petty Of ficers. $12,000, less than hall his civilian GOP member Richard Kelly, (Ft-New McCollum said Uwe is overwhelming counterpar t's annual wage, he added. Port Richey) has an interesting press evidence thai the failure of the services release daL'd the day before the ill-fated to pay comparably with the civilian Retired Admiral Richard Fender Of American intrusion into Iran. sector Is helping to cripple the rational Sanford, speaking of the malfunctioning of helicopters which caused the misaim McCollum, according to the press defense, release, urged congressmen .to in"A janitor on union scale eerns about attempting to rescue the American vesti gatearecntInddentwherea first the samne salary asa paid, hlghlyskllled hoetagesln Iran lo be scrubbed, said: line U.S. Navy ship was unable to leave chief petty officer with 17 years In aerh,asui,.ii thprp .nr.,,ah, via'. ' h. ..i,4 "if 1 ....e t_ • £ I *PJI U3P0RIUUA1 I(1 IU•fl I-".. -116 skilled sailors to run it. McCollum said that the U.S. defense aircraft to have malfunctions especial.ly Finn mar. ,v,P I .. ._._ • USS CenisL-o. which won tIL- nidumne "supership" last year for the crew's productive as it might have b3on. A recent report noted, he said, that half of t:rvices Lack spares that dwy need and most importantly lack skilled and vranhlps In the MedIteTanean. 11cCollum said tha CrAlisUo was unabL' to leave Norfolk, Va. to return to W H.%ditarream rJUr its skipper add Gia joumey would La unsde because tM siip had tco few key people such as chief fly because of a lack of parts. McCollum also naid the average dvillzn airline mechanic makes 10 en hour.. twice the pay for a dmilff military position. The average computer - programmer In the military makes only A new GOP candidate for the U.& Senate announced this week. Ocala at. torney, Lewis E. Dinkins, said he will run for the office currend y held by Sen. Richard Stone, D. Miami, service. Then they can work somewhere But the tax won't necessarily stop else for a few years to qualify f Social wealthy drivers. A man who has two gasSecurity. guszlers told me he would pay a gallon' President Carter has said that Social If he had to. He figures that would cia! Secur ity and some programs for the him another $275 a year. needy won't be curtailed as part of his That is the total amount on monthly, austerity program. That is good news for Soda! Security checks received by some many senior citizens. older ns But he suggested a withholding tax on There are other ways to &2" b&lJlons of Interest, dividends and other such ' — UI W1W vvumsni cx. general federal funds. monies. That could be bad news. They could also eliminate the separa te Not only does It mean that many We now have researchers pension system for 'gover nment em- elderly people might have to fIle more who research research Of ployees. Instead, those workers could complex tax returns to recover their researchers. • jobs cculdb cut contribute to Social Security. money at the end of the year. More Lfli welles those-' of ers. bitesucfit.t That would pow needed money Into potently, many needed their full Intared and Staff -- MirrOMl Social Security. And as Soda! Security and divide nd payments I e i tely to ay that cost tu. pensioners, they would receive 'cost-cl- meet their living expenses. Wws WO um d mong could be living benefit adjustments once a year The new gasoline tax proposed by the eli inated Instead ci twice. president is only anot her hiatlonsry o l Something should also be done to end ploy to balance the budget. The big) the dosdile.dpping Of many pensioners at price Of gas has already forced many of the public trough. Federal employees us reduce the nwnber of miles central 01 can retire at 14 -55 after vein Of we delve. go,vvuLent ___ citize . ______ - ____ ___ _____ mm d a ___ S Th ,. S • 1,: 5 . • ___ m _______ •. I S _ pe ____ - p e _____ ___ ___ S . -; S 5' - ___ _____ S ': :' — / I have only been a Sanford residen t f or two years, but I have served as Publicity chairman for organizations and churches In se veral sta tes. For the past year, I have been publici ty chairman for Preceptor Beta Lambda .Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority - a chapte r Of Sanford City Coimcil. . I • • . - • __ ___ . I - •S5 Coverage Healthy - 5 5 .5 ,' '. a 5 Bill, McCdhun, Republicco cald. ' date icr the Flork!a's fifth consçeealonal President Czrtzr has asked all cltb..ens j1 S students, especially after she has heard them wax on about how terrible lobbyists are, is a short emy on the good Icbbylsts do and how they are necessary o t1 Sovernment to ftmcdcn in 2 den!3Mcy- to "bits lbs bullet" to contol Inflation. if you're over £5, you mlht break a cupls of t'ont teeth biting that bullet or get an awful bellyache If you swallow - -cash Is back he Stephen G. Balint Sr. . • . t ', General Fund Can Finance Social Security - . •--- "It' s like old times, sh, Hariy S5 S S -• more j lieso.ow,eneniIea After all, we wer e trying to get her prisoner son released, too. Abet ting the hans while throwing a dark cloud over her - - part1dptIná In clews on crimes Of ____ S years of belt tlghtenlngand sacriflqe. can be done, .- S -- hostages eeleased-arb 04-to ivrlot`-~'hostages ,, home, inflation, -recession,. I more difficul t and lot more uncertain, election, high interest ra tes, jobless Before this last happening, our prestige persons, building home reductions, was very low; but now It Is even lower, unhappy citizens. Unless we can build up our milita ry Then, Mrs. Timm had to apologize for strength and can regain our prestige our President and na tion. Certainly, all and res pect with the rest of the world, mothers offer sympathy to those who we will remain the laughing stock of the have their own held captive by Iran. world. To build up our mili tary strength But, Mrs. Timm needed to think before is Mg chore and will take three to four she spoke In this situation a nd not add - ,. nn"o Morse, S Dolores Vickers Gain Party Posts made good In the past week. Mary Muie Morse, who just a few years ago took over the reins Of the has otik his noes In the Iaase "Reactioa" Is lAg ns la news cday, l.a a Let's say the no fl Never did thenztwotksdoamcrethorough heavies, members of Congress, for .u)is matter Of fact, rtJc will of the news than na',a Itself, bscause It la more fiss .billowing Into the sky, and ibs newspapers . ob en reaticn, however, than last weekend reaction, Members Of Congress never kII1UIIIII th il-fited An1can attempt to anything a president does.. . and uaeally ctunao more trouble. will have Oct" and a frvnt.psga a'tich. WT the bootages In Iran. • Senator Scoop Jackson o(Wsal11xigton Zyry flewopaper city editor or telzon But did anybody rnmber Ik tcto vth lA crher saiP u for theirreertlon? no did the cameras turn Off bewuanbehelin'tbeen " whet to ês Ifl before the mliuInn was attempted.', Res4J Peskiept carter li*g Senator . jc he.falklmkutonth.ntheytzrnedon ___ Q1crle$Pyo(IUijigjd thOU(ht•"tb risk was too big)." a it c, *" • 'Th Inlevou networks sit Ia,cl,ad. I ains wrct1oeUy raybody who wrntedto Senator Frank Qsrth of Idaho minis 2 a bzt. %tt4 netwoe WOW n'nit, x mnsety raectibi 'tt," th Qe1, "(d's t sce Lat's nay Jimmy Ccrter idc3wi d3ye' betesvlewui commuters arriving at scmetlth about the War Powers Act off like a small boy pouting becamae t1 neother alaM eros of bomoIdo — g, New Ycrk's Grand Central tatlon. ( Man, . school bus had pulled Off without him. j gz," twtc y; eepecjal1 j an xon aar, with rag tied arow*I his head, was asked " , The point it, getthreact1os to a t " haven't t&d yen uhat .•. news story is a joirnalistic nelty, but ,. have IhMM 0M 9d ift the sto ry ttaeI, nt'a go to evy Torn, .Vtc nd Ths preoccrpolca h c$n wi st," e cud. "! of of politicel or or corii ti .' h l y beqm t3t t nei1ng from Coed actl but do I realty tata -,., *IflOIll z-,— uwwv o eicadesita cit' alvina their are vary comnetitive today. Normally. . with , tii ,,m , . , hewing peos with rap AWN r3tC4CO, then isk around fur more retlon, everybody avision,veto the piiu at $o'dock in tl*morning tj the Initial story. But the big winner Is and, Wetty 1Q00, evesybody froal Teddy would have done about the American Ob.well. Allied S Kt heidwMeratth.Saas8Otw whogstathandbest,reection. hostageslnlran? ta lk to Um monki"L .. ' Never before has our great nation 'been In such peril. But let us remember what Abraham Lincoln once said: "Let us have faith that right makes might; and In that faith, kt us, to the end, to do our duty as we understand it." President Carter's eyes are glued on Iran. Fine, but what abou t Cuba, our communist neighbo r? Fidel Castro has flung open the doors of Cuba and given permission to all who want to leave, Who are these people? Did Russia order Castro to r elease all pr isoners, Undesireables, bums and homosexuals and send them to America because of our problems wi th Iran? Have you heard a bout the Russian ship sta tioned In the Straits Of Oman? Carter and Florida Governor Bob Graham should get together on the Cuban ref ugee problem. We ha ve 3,500 refugees on our Florida shores now and the countdown hasn't ended yet. This was our quota to begin with, so why hasn't the President stopp ed the overfl ow? And Gra ham has asked only for federal funds to cope wi th this serious situation. He has said nothing about the ending of ii We are sure that the Soviet Union would be delighted to ha ve o,000 Cuba ns dumped Into our country especially criminals sprinkled with subversi ve elements. This dumping is timed so well with all of our Internal problems such as the fa il ure to get our ' A official spokesmen of fines and the con. • . -:-.: . homeland did her li ttle good (her son is still there) and it certainly didn't add to American prestige or hers either. Russia is abetting the Irantiji b', offering passage way through their nation to export Iranian oll although the people of Iran have said that Rtssia and the United States are both their enemy —strange bedf ellows, Indeed. Is this why Russia Is protecting Iran and keeping Its mystery thlp stationed In the Straits of Oman? Isn't It possible that the Soviet Union has found a useable way that the Irania ns could help them In case of Russia's invasion of other countries nearby? Knowing all of this, wouldn 't it be wise to scruti nize all Cu ba ns who enter America by our backdoor? Virginia D. MattheWs Lake Mary support ' CHICANOS AND CARTER: Jimmy Car- little more than a cynical play for support in . United States Code." - in -1 • or engineered. To begin with , it did not have a back-up tea m and was too little and too late. Now our chance'to get the . ' S S - others. - • -_-..- .. Scrutinize Alt'Cubans - _ . . . . . - ' ' I IS ___ -A -- - . .. As Lt. Cot. James S. Speese says: covenants Includes ownership of "We thank you Mr. Khomeini. For you Private property as a human right have resurrected the American spirit." President Truman refused to sign Not since President Roosevelt set the these documents withou t the Inclusion -fleet up at Part Harboriot Japan to -of the right to own priva te property, bomb has there then such an upsurge of Individually or. In aasodation with " • state Evin Pad Sandoval., a Colorado senator who was for Carter In 1976 and Is helping coordinte his 19W campaign there, told my reporter Carol O'Connor be is "very, vari dlaappointad cM wthspff with Carter's simmicks end blatant attempts to get Hispanic votes." ' '5 -' ' % I (; -- . She rakedme over the coals—but good—later. "Men are eary of the doctor title," she scolded. "I'm working real hard toward my Mrs. degree, ft1whlc1Ishallad1yflauntwhenandlfI'm. ever fortunate enough to receive It." • Comnprabenalve Employment and Training less, doesn't upet anyone's env.ronment, Ad Jobs and $2.1 mulim to restore parks, could be much h%rd3r for th3 Vovi3ts to trij. . In hOtalfl rehabilitation (Wide, $1 million in w1employ,ment programs, 00,MO Th3 alt3rnatln b W EhdbTl UndwwtW for rapid transit, $600,030 for the 2ctrd of Niseils System (SUM), developed by two haft wballets, Dr. Eldnoy DraH acd Dr. Education. Kennedy's primary votu choe1d vow w Richard GarwiL It proPcees hUng CLT roianiies o ral irr1ass that would these begin to draw bicod. . ' ' Sundiy,May$,!IOA I • -• I - commnity is ragarded as tokenism—irn—its S 1'd.Fl.' S... t 1',. . . '- Maiy . . **iwi4v D, v ,, ite Anler*ica' s,'Ayatol as' eek To Hold,Nation Hoslage I I S Doe losing $5.4 moon of lts,$141 m0oh annual Force has panicked at the suggestion of an I77A0fl . . I reduction Of Cratrold' tdlm;m in Latin S S - ,... . A certain middle-aged widow I know Is a PhD' Iu1ndudng her to navallablemaaI• , - ' •- , S S . . S 5. - . . . 14 Wh'at - D"i*d The Monkeys- Sa ' S - y ' - OPINION . including being mad by Walter CrOnkite On TV- I . I % -*1* 11 .-.._ 0 was to r emove Castro from the focea of at- LEWIS . ,~ . . -. ..— . I — reasons why Ms. should be allowed no air. It ii artificial, ugly, silly, thing an4isrOttel1 thing English. It Is a faddish middle class 0ay of.,, Isig the marital status i d farfriin d auMm ___ women, as It clabs to do 1t&WS' the key ctstas of Tems, California and New York, with their total of 112 electoral votes. Carter's appointment of special assistants —'I—.' _. More significant was the committee's further recommendation subcommittee chairmanship, a serious diminution of his power. Even this step Is a minor infliction upon an WA the S -. -. ..- - : . - S ' S . - . ._ I . w -- - . . I ' . . - - : - -- ' .r Fiffieng P - - , w - '- - • . . - _____________ What Price Security? as well. Congress will design a budget that fits confrontation with the Soviet Union grows between expected Income.and anticipated almost hourly, the last thing the United States Inter-service revenue. 'ltis ôei*te over may be cut and which will actually bleed will jealousy at the test whether Kennedy's li beral economics— But the Air Force appears to be putting Its ge_and Its share of the military separa ted from associa tion wi th his can. P mittee voted 8 to 4 to turn It over to the full House. lngton. budget--ahead of objective considerations of diy—will have a hearing in : If the bill gets on the calendar and goes before expected, cuts heavily national security. In the eyes of some Air ter Budget III, as the full House, we urge the legislator to paddle it Force brass, the U.S. Navy is the enemy, not from aid to ioal governments and t right back to Mr. Mitchell. mlin K re disadvantaged, the very groups quickest to Faced with Increasing congressional doubts jump on the Carter bdwagon this year. At the same time, the Department of Defense, about the $50 billion "racetrack shuttle" proposed to keep our M-X missiles safe from now accounts for 5 percent of Federal spending, will enjoy the greatest a Soviet first strike, the Air Force has resorted to outright miarepresentation in Its When the House Ethics Committee voted to share of the few pro spdfng In the new Carter budget and the lowest levels atta cks on a comparable alternati ve_Which recommend the censure of Rep. Charles H. would give the Navy primary responsibility Wilson, D-Hawthorne, for financial misconduct, it of voters may face a li* strategic defense of the U.S. mainland, left his constituents to exact a fuller measure of' November's Democratic Jimmy Carter pledged to support retribution expulsion from office. conservatism that has propelled Pd• The Pentagon's answer to the danger of a sunrise Soviet attackS on our lan-based Ranann "° In his ,irtv'. nnmin,,iinn yynwj misdeeds were flagrant, even oy, , miss il es is to construct 4,600 silas connected Or they may see a Carter born-yet-again congressional standards. He was convicted by the • adopting acks across thousands of square miles of by tr Kennedy'S campaign iiieais to . incommittee of th reecounts of accepting kickbacks aire the return ?evada and Utah'ileserl. The 0 M-X of scattered totaling $10,500 to Influence legislation from his voters to the Carter foki aimed at targets In the Soviet Union position as chairman of a postal subcommittee, ur years ago,a Oergia friend argued would be shuttled back and forth to confuse .&. I 1_ êL. U...l . .s..t m. kfl IJ I1u5miIo, U4III UA WLMVW OIU counts UI CUUVeI-UIIg h'I,(MJ in campaign mei.iiiiuny i...&wr urucu5uyA*I of all the federal moneyihe'll bring back game. contributions to his personal use. He escaped Aside from the staggering cost of the home." My friend assumed that more than a conviction on seven other charges. fair share of these tax dollars would be spent mobile shuttle system, and opposition from Censure must yet be voted upon the full House, on human service ograms that would residents of the areas affected, critics have benefit, our state's Inge, poor, black pointed out that without an effective SALT H before which Wilson will be entitled to speak in his . treaty, the Soviets could theoretically taiget a own defense. And while it Is the most severe I.Ast week,.Georgia Gov. George Busbee missile on each one of the 4AW allos. They . penalty the HotAe can levy upon its members, that Carter budget cuts would could find the "pea" by ptclngaU the walnut short of expulsion, censure is merely a public announced $ ce ioo million In federal ' "exDreSsion of disaDoroval a sian on the wriat: •.- S . .. .. _r' Cuban Ref ugee Bungling ~ not only be unjustified, it might'be administered with coniderbly. more, force by a teacliet .atiii anered over ihe student's. behavior. Rip. 1bby 'BrahUe IS oppced to Mitchell's •proposal,diBlthough the House Education Cam- % .. '.' JEFFREY . . - - - S ' ''- S , 4 -' - It Is too bad that the people do not And thizis wha t our present Cotn. recognize that we have quite a few prebenalve Land Use Plan does. Ihome grown "Ayatollahs" here In the It, to all practical purposes, limits HART U.S. who seek to hold not just 50 your rights to your priva te property to hostages,.but the w hole nation hostage. paying taxes and all other uses of your To name a few, there are Nader, Property are limited by the local Hayden and Fonda, who seek control "Ayatollahs" decrees, asset f orth in its .. over free enter prise. Then we have pr esent decrees. _:---those, who passed a "windfall profit The owners of Seminole County hope tax" supposedly to take some of the oil to rectify some of these abuses of your com panies' prof its. But who pays the rights in your priva te property with the bi ll? The consumers pay, as they do on coming recommendations of the every product. Planning Review Committee, which In 1276 Adam Smith wrote "The meets at 7 p.m. each Wednesday In Wealth of Nations," which, essentially room 426 of the County Courtluse. lines the free market system. In the out Even as our aircraft were crashing and 00 Intervening years, since the secrets S.B. "JIm" Crowe bur ning In the Iranian desert1 the Carter , of the free mar ket system were Sanford ve Fidel Castro ed to sa on manag ti administra revealed, the world per ca pi tal income li th e; by bung ng te embarrassment from acu has Increased to approxima tely $1,00 Back Our President Cuban refugee situation. wi th a population In excess of 4 billion AU In all, It was a great day for the adsouls. It is Indeed an unfortunate thing that ministration and f or America. When you're Today ma ny na ti ons ha ve less an th e th recent eff or t to rescue the hostages hot you're hot, and when you're not you're $Z)0 per capita, yet In th e U.S. wh e er In Iran failed. not. t he free market system has been used, If it had worked, our President would Carter might at least have had the wit to it has produced per capita income have In been hailed as an International offer Castro political asylum In Miami. If. excess of $7,000. Does that tell us hero. Sin ce It failed, however, he Is now Castro went to Miami,all those other. Cubans 1T1C VWWXI could stay home. It would be easier to move W il liam Z. F ter, os national chairman Now, If ere is anything that this . Military Nyeds Boost th . Castro to Florida than the rest of the CubarE of th e Communist Par ty , wrote a book country does not need at this time, It is' po pulation of nine million, 50 years ago, entitled "Toward Soviet this e ndless internal quibbling wi th out Itl only right and honorable to back Instead, the administration managed t.1 America." On page 316 of this book Is .' President..., How can we expect our - our President 100 percent ,when.. he .. create simultaneously two potent symbols o F. this state ment: "Amo ng the measures allies to suppor t us whe n our own makes the decisions and does the righ t Its own lncompete nce the Soviet American government will citizens won't? things for our country and its people. There's nothing wrongwlth trying to rescue adopt to further the cultural revolution, Th ese Internal difficulties are After waiting 3l, years, we are still the hosta ges by force. The blunder was in the - schools, colleges and universities debilitating to our country. Our coth. waiting for him to make the first right deceiving our allies about the utility of sancwill be coordinated a nd grouped under munist enemy, Russia, and the Iranian dcIslon or do the right thing. His first tiona and pressuring them to impose them, o • the natlonI department of education menace are enjoying the difficul ties wrong decision was the draft-dodger the assumption that force would be postand its state and local branches." very much. discharges. Since then it seems that poned, and then turning right around and Shades of our new Department of I think It is time, actually past time, 11 every time he pe i o ns his mouth he gets Invading Iran. Everyone would have un q Education. that 'we all, regardless Of our political, his f Into it.. derstoodlfFrankaiurchhadbeenkepttnthe ILast, but by no mearii least Is the parties, back and respect our president, dark. But is It reasonable to make suckers outI . eff or t of the "Ayatollahs" to gain our military, and wir efforts. The last a nd worst mistake was the Of Margaret. Thatcher, Ilelniut Schmidt, and. ratification of e th United Na ti ons' Bonnie Robbins move Wleboldt to release the hostages through a Giscard d' Estaing? human rights treaties."None of these Charleston, S.C. plan that was not very properly planned Equipment, of cmrse, has been known to: I cmise up and down the coastal waters of the . lADS I fail before. But It doesn't We much United Sta tes, Instead of on platforms tha t imagina tion to arrange for backup helicopwould move on tracks through the desert. ` The whole episode: .. Although SUM has yet to be proven better ters to be used as needed. merely rslrtoevse iths gmal On behalf of Theta Epsilon, chapter Toyota, Sanford Printing Inc., ,and Chapter Thanks Herald le that this adml$$ • cannot of Beta Sigma Phi, rd like toexpraa Bari*tt Baflkof Lomgwood. careful and objective scrutiny. But In both right. Thank you Evening Herald reporters, our sincere thanks to the following photographers, and editors for your secret briefings and public hearings, Then the refugee blunders. banks, business and Individuals for I'd also like to thank the judges for coverage of our ac tivities in the Beta Force has repeatedly tried to blow SUM out of th uppo Fidel eir the pageant, Mr. and Mrs. Lois Perez 011 Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. s rt of the Little Miss and Castro, would-be leader of the Third the water by raising a fear It knows is UnWorld, was on the ropes. In a buoyant or Master Seminole County Pageant. it a nd Joanne Stebbins. Our emcee f the founded. Doris Distrith and her staff have was with their support that we as a evening Danny Treanor made the done an outsta nding job with publicity caused by nuclear explosions maybe drunken moment, he. had pulled hi! Tidal waves service organization can raise money evening such a ascceu. 'That special for us dur ing my two years as president could destroy the missile-bearing sub- cops away frOm the Peruvian embassy and for organizations such as Kralle Kare. • gro up of ki ds that make up th e "Kick anxounced grandly that anyone who wished to of this chapter. marines, the Air Force charges. We thank Rinker Materials Corp., Six 'Em Up Kids," gave the beat enDelta Kappa Gamma, International What the Air Force neglects in say is tiiat leave his utopia could seek asylum there Flags Nursery, Sunnlland Corp., tertainment we could have had. 10,000 people showed up, packing Honor Society for Women Educators, the destructive effect of a tidal wave c Flagshi p Bank Of Semi nole, First Sincere thanks must go to these and every inch of the embassy's half acre. They has beco me better known locally submerged subs is limited Federal of Seminole, Tropic Bank of those that appeared In our program for were throwing babies over the fence Into th through your publicity eff or ts. cruising on the continental shelf. But as Seminole, Mid-Florida Savings & Loan their support. 'compound to get them out of Jo Willis Garwin has noted, "Our proposal calls for embassy and First Family Federal of Longwood. Pa Van Winkle President deploying this force In coastal strips 0 miles CastrolanL If the embassy had had a large Pageant Chairman We Offer special thanks to: Atlantic Beta Chi Chapter wide in order to distribute the mini-subs over enough compound, the entire population Bank of.. Seminole, Citr Theta Epsilon us Co y m ig ht ha untr ve got away. Delta Kappa Gamma a broad enough ocean area so that the force Castro'a revolution was dramatically of vwnui any depuL shown to be a, monstrous fraud. Nevert heless, Air Force brass hats coilBut, unbelievably, the State Department Unue to raise the ap Ioussecter' of al ax tha Coast Guard and the Immigration waves to discredi t the alternate plan—and Service began trying to "enforce the law" keep the Air Force No. 1 In the Pentagon against the refugees and the owners of boats pecking order. who were evacustina them. 'Thare was talk hii y Will Pay •. - - it. it isa vanity." Excerpts from Flshlock'S candid editorial have appeared In publications across America, settle for any title that went along with the bona - . . . The libbers also argue that men ath't labeled • - . Wily 111 115 ILJC politics and power. And fitles can certainly make J' . Put:,-ThIC.Too I - - : ..9 t L. - The Bad, . , - . I . • "This is a I,allying 1 ~. ____ 165 ____ . Paddlin 's •.. . 0 . lexicographical outer darkness. easily slipped off when deceit or hanky-panky name of the Somarr1edcIngle,tIt1eI or not,peop1eare Ordinary folks couldn't give a hoot one way ° people and will do what other people do— tru1flg along— . ..... . ,"jmt zibui n*inzys out of themselves. apparently too Content and too busy to be C0fl Most cerned over such a shallow Issue. of their dreams—particularly with the scarce Many titles are linked to the professions, husband material out Q_vould probably -. I.. . -_ to wrote: mwt forlom fathe Diary, men and women wear to let the world know they g Sunday, May 4, 1980-6A . - - -T:: _t4* rless . . I . I . . 7 I. :' -h--- •.-...... ,__•• . . , _ '- . .. . S,. �S -.,a ..-,,— — ___ - * $ - • - - ' — - - S S ' I - '—-* S ' .- — - - -- ,. - - -. - r 4 . - - - - 2 - ? _______ -- -5- - - -5--- -- ' - _, - IN & ' S 7 __ , S - - - --. - , . - WU NOW -1 % Sunday,May 4,lflo I . I . 1. M enI u School 1J A— N. AILION . .. . IN . ." BRIEF S - - -- • - S TT . - - — -- -- • Tossed 5 Aç4esauce MilkorShake TUESDAY, MAYS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Spagheti halt a strike that has stripped Youngstown pt police and fire protection, choked off municipal services and forced the dumpingt raw 'sewage into a local river, city officials decided to go to court. The city's request for a back-to-work order against Hamburger Tossed Salad Corn Milk or Shake sewage treatment plant Green Beans employees temporarily ended all negotiations SENIOR HIGH Cantaloupe nearly 1,000 city workers, including firefighters, sanitation and + police, Saturday. Youngstown, a heavily industrialized city of l40,, .: . •,.. .•+•v• yi,••. ••'•' ' '• is In a state of emergency declared by Mayor George Vukovich. He said he was considering askjpg the . •, ''-'- • Texas Vital To Bush 5 -S . - * . S - . like overwhelming odds in tfie battle for the delegate - 'lead. - Sloppy Joe Spaghetti . Hamburger MlniSteakSub - - ____________________________ ... Green -• Cgntalo S "-•3'-4 it 5 . 5 - * S .; . -, . Fish I ,.. • 5 ,FL' OP1D .. I . . . Despite Sea Storms, PLACES FIRST * S • KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) -Braving "bfg waves, blg ., ------- - - -- boats by 11 p.m., surviving a storm that w hipped the were attacked by pro.Cast4, a mpatldzera spent government. - - Berta Rutha Crosby and MaMy Hulson, all of Charleston; son, + -5--- -- - I ynjN ci the alleged rape .. lEII I . - Blood Pressure Check ' DFTWooD VilLAGE - 323-2300 - % - - S - - - - - - - + ' Sines_Hay Is 17-10 kcd - e1ii4ni cl hee&hzj 3*2 meilh,ftlasgecJ tim to lean more aoL the maen cvr bfrcd 'eae di tbnt!7lthh(gh blood prwre 1 mt dn4 lan I 9seeured. : ' 55 - - W' f1 , _____W_WJ + DELAND - -- - . -736.8010 b%en, 'ysep., Vro., - : __ - - - S ' aJ..L - - ' - - ...u._.g .- - -_ - aw.-- .- - - . . . -Jim . . jiiiiiiiiil, , , - . X ,..,.-."-, ,~-z;.,~..~--,-.~:.;-.:;*ill:,..Lwl'.. -- - '' ' * - - - - - • • + . S '-• • • -. - - - • 5'; -+ * * - . ________________________ •' "•' ' .. !L.' . '. s l s." • ..4 A. 'v 5 5, • .W-.'# i . " 5 5 " 5 01 0 S. Smith2b 411 0 Branesrf 3 II I M. Smith ph -.410* t ; t .5~w,i1~ .;* ., .0 Boatwright p 0000 Pitching 1000 mary Drives I b - 4 0 0. 0 . Totals Stockwell If 3021 . 5 Reindl c -48 3 Murray ph 1 0 1 0 Lake Howell 302 000 5 103 Summers pr . 0 ..t 0~.o 0 2b- Ely (2), Reintil, Mee - 111 0 'w ' 9 ;. 5 2 2- 0 4211 3 1 1 0. -* Q t;, Friday night as Bulldog first baseman John Brenner attempts the tag. Stock. well collected a pa i r of for Lake Howell but DeLand collected the District 9 baseball title 8-5. 5 ElycI 41 2 0 Miflerp 3010 Winterhalter (2), Reindl. 200 0 - ' 5' -' , . Silver Illawk Barry Stockwell catches a DeLand pickoff attempt In the helmet 42 1 0 - '' k " 5;iv-'-•. ,, Ok * M -, ft I'l 2 00 0 31 ' 8-8 3 Wlnterhaltersi All bertt3b Johnson ph ab r b rbi Flanders ph 1. Summary IF K Ii ER 84) W Thom pson 7 5 10 3 7 4 Lake Howell Miller 5.1 8 8 3 5 6 . Boat41 .1 0 3b-Rood, hir-Winterhalter. wright 1.2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 Stolen bases..-Barnëa, S. Wild Pitcher-Miller (3), 0 o'b 0 Smith, llickoz. Errors- Boatwright. Passed BallI 0 0 0 Norman i2), Mee Drives (2), Hein(H. All of this leaves Reggie holding the bag wi th a scholarship to play for a coach he's yet to Lay eyes on. Butler wants to come back to Seminole Coun ty anà play for Joe Sterling's Raiders at &C.C.. who Incide n tally ha ve already signed a teamma te of Butlers' guard Keith Whitney, The lost part of Haggle's weeke nd lies with a Mr. Bill Tooten of St. Jobius River Community College. How does he tie In? Tooten is the regional director for junior college a thleticacademic eligibility. He was unava ilable at press time due to a visit to Brevard C.C. for the junior college district tennis ,z tournament. But a mid the many paragraphs, sections, headings, ad ar ticles of eligibili ty requirements, there Is a chance that STf is ___________________ ____________. - .'. . - I . - -- ' . - ' .- - _____ \ ' ,' Too Hot To Handle... An Interesting note from the now - completed District 9 Baseball Tournament. In the four games . _______ leading up to the championship match between Lake Howell and DeLand, a total of seven errors were committed by third baseman. Two of those seven errors allowed the winning runs to score In De Land's 4-3 semi-final win over Apopka and Mainland's 6-1 Opening rcund lcu. Lake Brantley was also ___ + S Reggie Butler - Plans are In the works for Orlando great Darryl Dawkins to part along with Seminole High basket ball coach Bill Payne and Lake Howell football coach Sammy Wier. Li Je1ho J5 s=ion runs in three different calendar erenc enuar usOC — unz , e a June U y w,.. emphasis football, basebril, soccer, basketball, tenn is and swimming.' The girl's seesion runs from J uly 6-12 with emphasis on cheerleadIn, baske tball, swimming and tennis. The f ull week of cheerleading practice sessions will be conducted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneer's cheerleaders. Where can I sign up' For more Informa ti on and re gistration a pplications contact the Seminole Youth Sports Association at 862-7020 or 8344515. At this point Butler's return to Seminole Co unty Li up In the air, and will be until at least the first of the week. - + ta ke _______ I ' The Seminole Youth Sports Association, w hich holds sign. tips for Pop Warner foot ball players and cheerleaders th is weekend Is sponsoring a big sports expo this swnmer. On La for the affair, being staged at Central Florida Academy's campus in Sorrento, is a week long session for boys and girls. Both professional and amate ur sports stars will be on hand for the resident camp und er the direction of veteran sportsman Bill Frangus Butler may be released from his commitment to Daytona Beach. Departing coach Phil Carter says he's willing to let Reggie go. In a telep hone interview Friday afternoon Carter explained , "I can understand Haggle's wan ting to attend S.C.C. since he won't be pla ying for the coach that recruited him, 1d li ke to see him be able to return home and I'll do what I can to clear the road for his release from Daytona Beach." -+.- + hurt by a pair of errors at third base. Now you know why th ey call the number five position the Hot Corner. Clash for charity... A charity soft ba ll game is on tap for May 18th at the Westmonte Recreation Center in Altamonte Springs, The game will pit the disc jockeys from WHOO agai nst the Ronald McDonald HouseHelpers as a fund raiser for the Ronald McDo nald House connected with' the Shands Teaching Hospital program in Gainesville for childhood diseases, - Indicated the Dodgers were a team to be reckoned with all seon. "We've been get ting a total effort. I almost got all of that pi tch in my Last time at bat. It was a tailing festball that I just got under a little bit." By United Press Internatiousal The ancoth.ulllng Los Angeles Dodgers have run aground, but they're iaaulngnta-mwarninga for thà rest ol the Na tional and Phi l Niekro scatter ed seven hits for his first vi ctory In he lping the Braves record their fir st road win of the year. Padres 1, Meta 0Rick Wise, John D'Acqulsto and Steve Mura combined on a seven-hitter in leading San Diego. - Cuba 12, Reds 4 Lenny Handle doubled and sco red the go-ahead run to trigger an eight-run 12th inning then capped the uprising with a two-run bonier In spar ki ng Chicago. Expcs 4, Giants 3 Inks Parker, en Trio Up Ladder - M IN 11. .1 ... '-' :' - - E Ellis Valentine singled home Rodney Scott with the bases loaded and one out In the ninth, e na bungMontreal p four-game losi ng streak and hand San Francisco their four th straight defeat. * .1 Jackson's Homer Propels Yailks Post Minnesota tting average while aldaing in the field on &(er.s sad ehn barns attanmpts. v1ptng of day that th'veclgnsd one The Raldarsa :J U& moon's . AVE. (Across from Sambos) • Twos.,!sd., Tbiprs. Pd. ta.IL4p.* 3LLISI.C).$idj, S julw College . y Vatted P2OO tf1tiau$i streaks this year where I was - give Gulday a comfortable 8-2 For Haggle Jackson, the tiLting the ball Jvst to. well margin to work wi th. ffiraluts to a pro embut od Nto an st2rft to come. For and atsn't Setting any bita.11 - 9.6 and six rune, four of them knocked in two rims to pace earned. He walked two and Cleveland. But Gaillry, who. gava way - the Royals. Angels 3 Mariners 1 struck cut uVen- It WAS his Orlsks 7, Rugen 5 '. DaVe Frost tossed a five. to other players to icur rear benebail edxl ar&i* Ron Gdy, ho won for the JLcon crshed his fifth to Rudy May In lbs eighth IliUm stat of the season. Consecutive two-run hitter and Rod C drove In "t Wise,a€1, 179.çund risjit4wwix who counpiled a 74 -()ij the Prot tires Twine got Bresers 8, white Soil those doubles by Do ug DeCinces the go-ahead run with a single osrion bee olgnsd with the Lea Angeles cuing record mJ irnlg are sti ll a Geoff Zals, 2.2 -- over c1en hits, wasn't pleased Mike Caldwell ,scattered and Lee May highlighted a Its the seventh to flit h+ iid 11*311 .O Pill ?SPOiI fL'Ot to V3O ob1em, the r1gbt-cente'f1o1d fence with lii outing. seven hits and Sal Bando five-run eighth to help California. C5$ of the 'ICOZe L3i3U'$ rta, Ctieds, A. Al in be LzttEtdge - "I felt good insight," said after Bob Watson iingled s4th - "I don't lihe to win this kind drove in three rune to lead Baltimore to A's 10, TIgers $ Tam Jackson, who drove in three two cut In the first Inning to' of game," said the former Cy Mllwrntlkee. It was lii tiM d-5 8, S Tony Armas drove in four HC'3Od sa Centzlb1thr Tony G iild ØC rims with a 440400t homer give the Yankesea 2-0 lead. In Young Awzrd-wümer. "It's alnithut of the $NOfl. Jack Brohamer's 11thrims with * hornet and' le on th HIauioatp)IStIte. G14 led the toafl In batting d wi ndados*IeFrIdqnIgJg that the seventh, Jim Spencer been so long (winniog) that I ha&i I, Blue Jays I misg fir st .icy uencterson (,3l) sad waa alno top l's le',a Pith clz and RBI with 31 helped - the Yankees and eracked his third homer- off don't know how! feel.I wish It Len Barker and Mike pinch.hit by Boston this two RBI on (tree hits to put forelock, a 6-3 rlghWussdsr, oriibd a 6-3 record and 3* GuIdry defeat the Mlnnóta reliever Terry Feltosm - to hadn't been this way." Stanton ccitnhined on a two. season — scored Canton Fisk Oakland ERA for the Raiders Lids season. Twins, 04 "But Fve had cap a tinerun Inning and Gukky, 1-I, allowed 10 hits hitter and Tom Veryzer froth third to lift Boston over West. - % - - - avel . - - . I' - - - ___- ____-5_S_ 5__ .. ________S ' ____ - --S I - - - . I . . •-_-S_ - - _ _ - __ . - __ . . -- . . I- I , - - __ - - . 4F , - . . . . .I - ~ -, - — - —_-.5----- S . .I .. .. . . . I .. 1&11 :: c II -5-- f - ••_-__- - - •••• - I. 1I . + -- -- '-S L, . -1 - . . - I . - S - - - League. Alter posting 10 straight victories, the Dodgers were beaten "It was a big Nt for me,"5aidGro3, who batted for winning Friday nlghtby the Philadelphia Phllllu who erupted for fotuPitcher Ron Reed. "I've been In a lump and there's nothing I runs In the eighth Inning to post a 94 triumph. S SCC showed plenty of flajit by rallying from a 5-2 worse than a singles hi tter in a slt'inp." cWlclt to e the score in the eighth Inning, then loading the Cardinals 9, Astros 1 bases lntheninth before Dick Nolza Sot Stave Garvey on long • Ted Simmons' three-run homer capped a ceven-run seventh e inning that helped the Ctrchntls snap the Astrcm' slxgame end the game, 4. back, Pm pmid ol am Braves i pirates i m, iivji COmmUi1ty College Baseball Raiders hive MaIt5 £ - Chris Chamblias and Jeff Burroughs drove in two rmins each Gavey, whose twc-rim xmer tim the eighth tied Co cors, landed one of Seminole County's top prep grecth en baseball scbola'simlp. Lyman senior thortatcp Bob Parker t 2344 FRENCH Tass'e, - ._ e- Philadelphia Halts Dodger's 10 Game Win Streak . Lyman Shortstop Bob Parker officially signs his baseball scholarship prior to th e start of the District 9 Championship game Friday night as his dad, Sam, and assistant Raider baseball coach Mark Deno look on SANFORD _. . .- .~ E - S--•---- --- - + I 323.O8O - OJL-$.M. - . on with coach Phil Carter at Daytona Carter opted for greener pastures, and this weeke nd Is packing his bags to head for Charleston South Caroli na, as Baptist College's new head basketball coach. - ':[: r Shortly after Butler • - . -S. S -. - - •. - - *.RICHAVL tjs rom WInn.DI) - ___ I -- 11111111 ~' - 5' - 11~1 ' — '- - - - — ____ I .. - - mnunity Collage. After much deli beration, and some second guessing, Haggle inked with the Volusla school. But what a difference a week makes. + + .• - S - - 1 - 5' - *W with SCC Friday'Waht. - -A . . 1 . . p . 64, 0 Peacock2b . -_ Butler was trying to decide between advancing his rowidball prowess at either Seminole Community College or' Daytona Beach Corn- - __ I. - 5 - S - - -• S You probably recall that a little over two leeks ago - + OPTICAL - * - - T - "Spins's kind of like Davey Lopes of Another error by Wlnterhalter Meec ' - -• - . . . - ' 5 - . - - -• - + 14, - + You can fled pit "ho, well Although each case is dii- ______________ you'e doing" by getting - a latent, thate are normally no free blocd ta-secure check 706ftdow an far as ithvaletl 1* Monday Did Tiqeday tzocn ectftdb la cii mn to 6p.m.. In the lobby of aren't even any atilt dietary I - ,,1 &. . -'Semthole LnwtaL luILaL hebib hat must be , Although - bIh Ioàd rithbugh cunie aIt3tstlonj la ,presswe Is a ronie ILbite. the et make tn ma&atcn patlentaci the .seeaa w othsIcbr Enid as a eect1vely. .f ; Ue as anyone else, - - - -' = There ma be c 7I1 .0 • •• taking on two other occasions Ely kept the Dodgers," remarked Creese. "As DeLand runners at third base with Jeff Spins goes, so go the Bulldogs." + tSlL"-'I1if4!J Ph 339 6998 ~ . . Butler Ponders W' eekend In Wonderland and Evenings by Appointment - I . ' abouttodothesametoEddil Hickox, ball bounced away forcing In Caruso. Includes - . . Miller out," Benjamin emphasized after the "After the kids came in the duguu~ the third strike eluded Reindl allowing Another run scored on a wild pitch for Lake Howell i 5) . .....av.ImIlIk.IurF ER N NJ-I 1 * - selirei. ' BUDGET Eastern Star and, burial service ere In Chezlezto. . . "I don't regret not -- * - Funeral services 'and - an &5 Bulldog lead. a long home run over the wall with loaded the bases and Miller,we : caused a rundown, where he was ReIndl on base which brought the balls and no strikes on Hickox before - Car uso ci , tagged for the third out. entire Hawk dugout to the plate for the Benjamin summoned right hander Robertson dh -"We weren 't do wn," Bulldog Coach- reception party and a -advantage. Roy BoatwrM. Barnard ph Ron Creese said about the- Hawks The one run margin held up until the Boatwright threw another ball. Mckox If svIft attack; Instead Creese had his - toy of the stxtl w hen, after Miller Then DeLand tried a suidde squeze Norman3b • -- .players turn a little bird-like them- retired Brenneon strikes and was.. on a 3-0 pitch, but Boatwright's curve -Totals Alfred Brady Thompson, - showed she ts!4 u nd base. Jeff Spins in short center and some his error. The goateed junior crushed -. - -- confirmed Creese through his golfball terhalter popped to his. counterpart Winterhalter made quick amendssfor third base. -- VISION- * Your Doctor's Prescription Filled * * Free Adjustments and Repairs* ____________________________________________ " - She Is s*ñ-vlved- by three Cliyton.'flx,m Itornej said a.ftez the grand gran jury nt that his client had passed two aovncem, nn - - (554)714.11W -, * - Summerville. S. C.; sisters, - Singer Escapes Rape Charge Fannie Lou Boss, Sanford, and Julia B. Shirley, Lan. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (LIP!) - A grand jury caster, S. C,; and brother, has decided not to indict David Clayton-Thomas, the George B. 2redy, of the Good lead ilflgr in the Jax&.-rcck group alccd Sweat end Ssrnazltga Row' 8enjo4j Tears, because a women. who said he raped hir declined to - + * Glasses Duplicated * P res by teria n daughters, Margaret Kelly, A total of 390 persons -300 men, 70 women and 12 children- ve'e grcnt3d temporary refuge by the U.S. - I BIIOCCIS. Tint or Sun Sensor Iens ait•l cat. chapters as well as St. -- _- whose slight hesitation allowed "We didn't support Charlie on the pinpoint throws to the plate. Tuesday the Bulldogs go to the Barnes to score and Stockwell to field," muttered Benjamin-about five After Carusa's hit, Ely and Stock- regional tournament, reach on an infield hit. Howell errors three wild pitches and well got mixed up on a pop fly by pinch Frtter damage was avrted by a passevi ball. hitter Steve Barnard, wbich dropped DeLand(8) ab r h rbi DeLand when shortstop Jerry WinIn the bottom of the third inning, for a tainted hit sending Caruso to Stnass 2001 f ___________________________________ - I 9 clutched the ball, Rood followed Mee Star." in all the way from bounced a high chopper to Norman, Bulldogs 4, Hawks 3. --4 *1 Your Choice Of Over 200 Fashion Frames organist .for several Andrews Church. - meat." S was Ow . ~ Brenner's headlong dive into first of a play just getting to the ball. He's shortstop Spina as the team's Smith to soore. Harty Stockwell then to WHITE SGLASS LENSES 25 ' I. r, beat the throw, and while Drivas still the best centerfielder in the Five catalyst. 1 : - Eastern Star Charleston and eating C-rallcns and demanding to leave the country. "There Is no excuse for what happened out th said Wiyn Smi th, the head of the interest section. "This vu totally brought onby the Cuban govern- .,, be able ee wriew the ball Into center field allowing - 2 -- SINGLE - was a member of the Betsy Ross Chapter 189 night sleeping on tiis floor of the U.S. interest sect, ,, + Francis Hospital Born In Brunswick, Ga., she was a + former resident of Orlando, - HAVANA, Cuba (UP!) - Abcut 400 Cubans who * *ill - 6 , %.a 4.; Ca psaj Reggie Butler, $5 - April 26 in Charleston's St. U.S.Aids Havana Cubans -4 - . Next Smith took off for second and John Brenner than tapped a with ball it would have definitely overthrowing too much early. tie's Reggie Barnes slapped a hit-and-run groundball to Winterhalter's right, + changed the momentum," said gotta finesse them. I'll go with J.T. as single to score his Jamestown neigh- which the junior shortstop gloved Benjamin about Caruso's game long as he's In command." bar Ely with the first run, nicely and fired to Dr i ves. winning hit. "But Daryl made a heck Along with Thompson, Creese cited - I. I 5 "If he (Ely) could have come up size chew of tobacco. "He was Seminole JIigh's lanky center - I , - .. " . . I I .._ , , A stolen base and a wild pitch - Mrs. Eunice B. Thompson, 78, ci Charleston, S. C., died 14 ajter Cuban President Fidel Castro said all those who wanted to could leave, stood at 9,490 refugees and 330 boats - •, and get them one at a time," in. Label this a 'lost in won- MRS EUNICE ft TIJOMP. SON The Friday total for the sea lift, which began April - ' -. - L - I . .. .- A schools were present and competed In various categories but Lake Howell swept the field. DEATH____ _____________ 90-mile-wide Florida Straits with 10-foot seas ando. ,, mile-an-hour winds. S The arrivals nearly doubled the previous record of + so; mur ey an even more were ecte -+ 'toctay. - - • wInds," the surge o( Cubans flooding into Key West a makeshift sea aft continues and auUiUesreadied the first airlift of refugees to a North Florida processing center today. Friday's arrivals totaled,2,580 refugees aboard 78 0 ' 'S - - ; Monday thru Saturday ,: • .SJI. . Lake Howell High School Principal Richard Evans (left) presents a first place trophy for the Physics Olympics to physics teacher Frank Werner. The Finsteins of tomorrow were present at the University of Central Florida for the second annual olympics. Thirty-six teams from, area PHYSICS TEAM -- Refugees Pour In - .j - ". " S INBRIEF - 'i. .- they said, 'let's peck away at them Hickox to scramble to first base. ' When Barnes lit out for second a O.44.*!j L'f(ji.L1, D.D.. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 • - I u J ggS Herald Sports Writer - + I 0,~* treahFrufr- , BIr 0 , K- - - ,M" h - ~ ,. . • Norman, who kicked It for an error, nailed Robertson on a called strike. Chack-up Yet? _________________________ CrungeJulce — ., - of DeLand's wary t hird baseman Glen duced Caruso to tap to the mound ana front 6-5. - ,__- MilkorShake WEDNESDAY, MAY7 5 S . J . indecisive baseninning by Stockwell MiuiSteakSub + ontl we - -- -.—.--— - • TUNNISSOISCOUNT MUSIC CINTU 114415 N. WssdSaM Slyd. HIayt7•) D.u,, Sloppy Joe EXPRESS 5 5-.. - MlIk or Shake - - - . 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Milk orShake fuluveato .- 0 U • very affordable wi luce - , ''iw materials Canned Chicken - --- I. "We've been giving a lot of hea r- formed Creese about DeLand's moved Hickox to third base whe re th this year... now we've got to recovery sche me, wi th one out Spina knowlingly hit a tough loss. "His arm started take some." • Which Is precisely what the 'Dogs fastball to the wall In left to score the bothering him a little in the fifth, but Pop singer Bonnie "Heartache did. Kevin Rood sc i alded a Char li e run and tie We game at 5-5 af ter he pitched a good game. Tonight" fer couldn't haveput it Miller pitch to deep left center for a Stockwell's catch. . Miller wasn't the only one Uwowlng better perspective than Lake Howell leadoff triple. - "Coach Creese figured It out. I--.- a lot of pitches. Anderson had-thrown: Coach BirtoBenjamin after the Silver Jeff Caruso walked and on his theft guess I can tell you since I won'tsee 110 entering the Howell fifth, but, got Hawks had dropped an 8-5 chest path of, second, Hawk catcher Frank him (Miller) anymore," laughed out of the innlntwith only six pitches to the DeLand Bulldogs Friday for the Reindi heaved the ball into center Spina. to set up a dramatic seventh inning. 4A-9 district thampionship at Sanford field 3nd Rood trotted home. "On his fastball he (Miller) would The blond haired senior blanked Memorial Stadium Miller walked two more batters and bri his hands up over his had," Howell after the third inning. Lake Howell entered the tour- a run scored on a passed ball before po led out Spina. "On his curve ball Down 8-5, Stockwell opened the • namentasthe number one seed. Their Reindi redeemed himself by picking he'd bring't over his eyes." seventh with his second hit. The late Inni ng attacks all year had paved Tommy Robertson off third. Alan Fastballs or curves, the Bulldogs Hawks' ace pitcher, Bryan Murray the way for the school's first Five Star Peacock then forced a teammate at broke open the game in the sixth. Mee pinch hit ii for Relndl and delivered a • Conferencç baseball championship, third on a close play for the third out. lashed a single off a tiring Miller (120 single which Peacock knocked down The first inning gave every in. DeLand assumed the lead an Liming pitches) and moved to second on with a dive at second, but Murray beat dicatlon the opponent's aches would later when some sloppy defe nse by Rood's sacrifice. the throw to5ilrst. ; continue as Howell jumped on Bulldog Lake Howell gave the Bulldogs two Caruso then smashed a sinking liner Wlnterhalter then rapped a starter John Thompson for three FWS. runs. into center which a hard-charging Ely grou nder to shor t, w hich Spins flipped Centerfielder Daryl Ely opened the Mee opened the inning by reaching almost grabbed with a desperate to third forcing Stockwell. attack against the 'DOg's All. on an error by Winterhalter and Rood lunge; but the ball hopped off his glove With one out Anderson regrouped to - Conference right hander with a got aboard ona miscue by first sacker as Mee scored. strike out pinch hitters Jim Flanders looping double inside the right field Jay Drives. "I had to score. I had to take the and Mo Smith to give the Bulldogs the line. Miller seemed on the verge of chance," Meesald afterward about district title. Scott Smith dropped a bunt in front getti ng ciii of tt jam, when he In- his madcap dash to move the 'Dogs In "John Thompson is a battler," A SPECIAL GIBSON GUITAR s now . S •, FOR UNDER 3OO A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF . Rolls I - A joh,op NEW Juice Bar U-21- . - ulTAR Cooked Cabbage - .. I : . I : Fresh Fruit Mixed Vegetables Spaghetti * • Milk or Shake Chili Dog MIDDLE SCHOOLS - Orange Juice ituius Milk MIDDLESCHOOLS S Calmed Chicken with Rice Tossed Salad Corn .ttaJooe Rolls 5 Milk YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) — Hoping to ; Mixed Vegetable Juice Bar .. . ' Taco with Rice — . • .J Cole Slaw Cold Sub Green j Teter Rounds Ice Cream Milk or Shake EXPRESS pj CoidSub Teter Rounds Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake ThURSDAY, MAYS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Canned Chicken presii Fruit City Hopes To Halt Strike Potato Rounds Aplesiuce. It . - .. , _411111111 law I . . 1. 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About i,oôO black and white students swarmed through the streets and massed :: outside a federal courthouse Saturday to protest a :court.orderJ school deaegregauoxf plan calling for :.. busing thousands of pupils at an estimated cost of $31 million per year. : Demonstrators&cled the downtown courjhouse and chanted ' Hell nwe won't g& " Protesters carried :: signs reading, "Desegregation plan stinks, do it rlgM" and "Teach us to read not'ridi" Thbjth U.S'Clrcuit Court of Appeals on March 3 ordered St. Louis publl schools egstedbyt ::: fall, The desegregation plan presented Friday calls for consolidating some schools and for 7,612 students to be :: ;: bused for Integration. Under the plan, all white students but fewer than a third of black students would : be.in racially integrated schools. Blacks make up rore than 76 percent of the 65,000 :.students idatypublic schools. Some civil rights groups contend the only way desegregation can be ac- - I— nan- ,MONDAY,MAYS . For Desegregation Busing ST. - . .I S S feni rmt :: • . .. - . . . . . . "t -.4. ... I _-.. - "-I-- ..- . . . . .. . I- ._ . I . . .__-;.__.'-' -.*-,-- -k,.,.,.,., - S IA-EvSnIngK,ra Id,Saflc,d Fl. 1__ — — - -- - - 5 : / ; 0 i,.1 r ' - -- - - -- — •_ - - 1 I I __ -. �— 4 S - - -- - S - . f ." . I Weak FIeld Hecds I I . or__11J:. I. 6 Run. For The Roses . V . . ?I,, ;. . . . . I 0 . . . I 0 I _ - t ~ - - . ,~ • LoUlsvidi(' UPI) .. Saturday's 106th Kentucky Derby, fans are faced with the prospect Of an "ordinary's race Rockl1ll Na tive was favored at 8$ while Plugg ed Nickles 4 - I .. . I . .• -/ S — - • . - . . a .. S S 5 . • - - a r' -. -. • • "I'd say LI was a pretty evenly matched field," said her trainer, LeRoy Jolley. - Rockbill Native, looking to become the first gelding to win since IM- WAS thle chompion but had two puzx6i _ ____ i1 - — - — • - - • -. •- - - sses In Florida this winter. Once back in on home t Kent ucky, however, he was his old self and won two races at Keene nd a nd now has won 1 15 stwt& lo - • - - -- , • . A S . Plugged Nickles on the other hand, has won three of four sta r ts and is undefea ted at mU a nd ovr wi th a mark of aeven wins Lu10 Many people will be bypassing the favorites to bet on a little PAY horn whom owner has gotten more attention that anyone he 110111'" is Jakfin Klugmn, oisowned- by 1 John Dominguez .. I - -A 5 ' • - 5. — S .• 1. S . UP AND OVER - The strain-shows on the faces of the finalists In the women's 110 low hurdles as they cross the final barrier and bolt for the finish line in Friday's Region 3 Track Championships held at Apopka High School. I - Stisange ea' 4 At Housto.n . 0 Open - • - - 5 - - - I S • - • . Trevino c'OQdnui'W 1he Play that has carried him to No. 2 on - • - . - • —• S - the money list, added *66 to his fIrst-round 67 andwas Joined later in L... the day by Reid, Dunaway and Hill with 9-under 133s at • IL U fflluw*y poiint IuiIL ii wurnament. Five str okes back of the runaway leader was Jay Hass and heading a group at 135 was George Burns. havi Strange Is ranked 32nd on the money list this year despite ng played In 13 of 1$ tournaments. His best finish was a tie foe third In the Tournament 01 (haxnpns thrse woes ago. "That star ted It," Strange said. "That gave me the con(Idence I've 1eded." Heusedo1ily1oputtsenroutetoa,9OflUftfl.jdsy "That was my first 29," he said. "I didn't even know It. If I'd have known It! probably would have missed that threefooter on No, 9.11w only other time hada shot ata 29,1 knepg!hada chance and misae4 a 74001 putt," j..a-. - - - - Lyman's Lady Greyhounds (VII) 542½; 4. Baker (OB) 52.e, O),6 captured the Region 3 Women's track title Friday Cj.S',,; 4. Riley (P1) ancke 1•1. night at Apopka on the Pole Vault: I. Sicken (A) 134; 2. strength of a second place Lemons (fl)3 finish in the final event of the i I. aiU (BA) p.7; 2. Beamon night, the mile relay. t0 , 3 Burroughs (DI) 102,1 No records were broken In 4. 1T (BA) 10.1; 2. Bradw,II. the mee t that saw the Lady (DI) 14.3; 3. Gaines (TL)14.54. Greyhounds capture their es (P1) 14.1; Mils: I. Stich (P) 3.2; 2. Jewell (M) 25I;( 3) second straight regional championship. i;i.o. 440 Relay: I. OIIlaI Dullard copped the men's (Hankerson, Phillips. Burrougp,t, Anderson title, easily outdistancing Boyd Anderoq 43.9. *40: I. Small (MI 49.1; 2. Hall (PH) 49.3. 8Oftic(TL)4.I; Team: Dillard Boy d M Huntley ( D0,419-9. derson 45. Mainland 41, Twin Bradwell (Di) 7.I; 2. u is. . Gaines (TL) Lakes n. Vera Beach 23. Plan- 379; 3. Davis (A) 31.1; 4. Weaver Iation2o, Lyman l It, ail ISO: than anyene has shot midway through the 18 PGA tournaments year, and it put him In excellent position to shatter the Houston Open record of 20$ set by Bob Charles in 1C33 and tied by tyear'awtnner,Wayne FIrst.rOUM leader Dr. Gil MOI3$n, playing In the afternoon $ft5tha5cftWooWandshaddrIadout, ya 72 to drop eight strokes off the pace. Reid, a top 10 finIsher five times this year, xod his sixth Pro hole4 na on the 100.yardNo. Sen route to the oscond best round 01 the day, the S4 this - - - - - - 4 . . - -S 1 • . 5 . a . 11 16 . - 1 • . - 5 5 . 9:25.4; 2. Gurton (MI) 9:301; 3. Roth p31.0, 1. nournonmal ledivIdval: Long Jump:), Smith • ' rd 3C lsi( 7, 4. Gaines (Gather, HunIar,lE(and3,f, (TI) 21.0. High Jump: 1. Smith Breadwell) 3:23.9; 2. Lake Worth (M) 65; 3. Davis (A) 6-4; 3 3:27.5; 3. Lyman 1:29.4; 4 Vero 3:31,0. Wr)t (MC) 555, 3. GIr*s WcoUord Team: L1'rncn SO, Delsnd 37½. . -- 1 ••---•.•- •.• - - - -- - -- - S . . - •' - - '• - - .:: ' ,.'y ' • 5 5 . • . S . 5 - R n •l-. ' , I ll CltyofL.ngwood Women's Softball Softball Monday night, April 20, The first game Tuesday Sam's Pub tookL on nooe I night, April 20, was a short 5 Pub In the first game that Inning game against SNAFU ended in 5 Innings for the 11 and David H. Co. SNAFU run limit. Woogie's only jumped o. -o an early lit oons s in.this Inning lInflhIeaS*,sn'd increased with 1 run and the 5lit th Inning their lead every inning until with 4runa.Fbj score Sam's wInning by the .1 ni rule In Pub 39, Woogle's Pub 4. We h by a 6coe of 18.2. The second game was DavIdM. Co. osilyacore came between 2 top teams in the In the 2nd InnI ng with 2 runs, league, Lowes & Moronda vs. Loading batter for David M. Lewis Drywall. It was a very Co. waaThnShoernaker going close and exciting game for 2 for 2. For SNAFU, the big hat place standing. Lowes & sticks were Charlie Woolen 4 Maronda sco red 2 runs In the for 4, Pete Dempsey- 4 for 5, lit Inning to Lewis Drywall's and Randy Childers and run to take a slIm 2-1 lead. Robert Napjerats both 3 for t Neither team scored in the The second game pitted next 2 innings, but Lowes & G.O.H. Inc. against Classic Moronda opened up the 4th Homes in another 15 run rule inning bringing Ina big 4 rims, ShInaUon but this time It took 6 n d Lewis Drywall to innings for game to end. only 2 rims to keep their lead Classic Homes scored 2 runs - .6-3. Both teams p layed ax. In the 3rd inning to G.O.H. cellent defensive ball the rest Inc's 7 nms, then they scored 01 the gaflie aIi no äther runs 2rnoreinthe 4th lnning,SM2 were made. Final score more in the 5th hmIn But by & 6, Lewis Drywall win . - Creek 9, Ft. Pierce Central 0 Adi CItYOILOIZIWTOOd 'C • Beach Gardens 3, Soca 3:137.4; 1. Twin Lake 323.3; 230: Raton 2, Corral Sorings 2. 1.Blue(BA)22.0;2.M.rricS5 East 1, Pompano Beach 1, Coconut Longwo -od ue o o s .,fl Lea - Holds Sixot Hilto L d Men iClass A • - • S . - 6th Inning, G.O.H. Inc. - . - S - - - . - .. . -, .. -• S - 5 HILTON HEt) ISLAND, S.C. (UP!) Plating in $160,000 Wosnen'slnternatlonajgo tiavfr'nahly a family reunion for aecnj4.c'i lea der Hollis Stacy. "flo a cultural trip through the put," she said Friday .1W taking a oi*.tr, lead over Sally Ultie and Amy Alcott 5 ,,,a -' - , - 5 - , Ga., hen been staying with friends at nearby Bluffton and her hometoin friends have been at Mcss Ossk Plantation oe the tournament, ,. ,, ,. • - • 1 - - I L,....i I0! anis _ •7 IfldI,h5,m 4 this .eid "1 play my "It's o of . I . - . r aundry L %,...... .'..,J!JIII...1 L'-- - : - ________ _____ . •.-4 5 ,j,I',' - - . I - . -, " -- I'-- ,- W - - - :.- . - - - - - . - I - t. -' .—: - _ - - 4_•. - 5 .. - - -. n then induced a walk to force in Benton with the in- first tally, but Hogan forced Yourshilw at the plate for . nett nevertheless, ripped a single to left scoring Bledsoe un number three, The hard-hitting Rigglnsfollowewj up the middle, scoring Galm and Ilogan for a 5-0 Tribe - - - J - * wants led only 54 after three innIngs Friday night, but d 10 runs on just four hits in the top of the fourth to put the out of reach. I _____ 41 ____________ ______ - ____ - - - - ____ -• - - . - - - - - -- Lady Seminole Theresa Behrens gets set to take a cut at the plate in Friday's District 9 Women's Softball title game against the Lake Howell Silver hawks. Behrevis and her teammates exploded for seven runs In the second inning and coasted home for the district championship wit a 12-3 win Over Lake Howell. v her second of the inning, to score Reese and make it Li-C Seminoles. Seminole's three seventh inning runs for a 12-1 bulge. - Lake [lowell added its final two runs in the seventh on , [01 SCOREBOARD - Herald Photo by Tom Netsel S "I knew we had them after we got the big - - - Kirk 170; Ernie Hickson 158.Ginny Huff 165; Dee Nader 391; Frankie Lautzenh,ser 136 Peggy Moon 509, Shirley Kirk 113, Debbie Pegel 121; Shelvy Fore 137. Sonia Ticconi 360 - ference. "I never thought DeL.and looked like a number one Other Highlights: star of the team anyway." Week Seminole - 170.100.3.12.14.4 - - Lake Howell 000.001.2. .3. .7. .6 Hogan and Behrens. Dixon, Bachman (2) and Ev_: - - Knights ofColuinbus regained the lead with a single tally in the bottoIflof the fifth and then added a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth. Freddie Miller was the winning pitcher, going tile distance while aliowin just four hits. lie fanned 11. Hunter Gividen went the distance in defeat, allowing six hits and striking out eit. Kent Troutiiian blasted a triple and double and WLlIiatll C.'trr smashed it double and single to pace the winners at tile plate. Marty Johnsoh led Rotary with a double and single. . - - - - spacing out eight Royals flits solid defense plays were and striking t fi ve. turned in by both the Royals In other Alt;unonte action catcher Robbie Mobley and the Cubs knocked off the Brave backstop Pat Perkins - Chasey combined to hold the pitch no-hit ball over the Final Breen Insurance Braves to -three innings to ice the victhree hits Friday night as tory. Decker's Royals edged the Braves 2-1, highlighting Steve Shakar provided the Major division action in the fire power at the plate with a Altamonte Little League. 3-3 night while David Moreton Drazen struck out three in also was perfect, collecting his start on the mound and two-hits in two trips to the who each made several run Cardinals 7.4. saving tags at the plate in the Brett Gilbert and Mike tight pitching duel. Knight each collected a pair Ken Chapdelaine took the of hits in a Losing cause for the mound loss for Breen, despite Cubs. -- - - - - "Wwannagoalitheway-"cl3phasizjTurner.tloseg1rla fin is hed second to top seeded DeLand in the Five Star Con- - Peggy Moon *58 High Averages, Jim Nader 17 3 ; Gus Sexton 171 Standings- Vikings, Qoof 9 Balls, Sex Symbols, Splitters, Soapsuds, Whiz Kids5 Scatter Pins, Pinch Pins, HitS & Misses, Shamrocks. Drip Dries, Block Buster, Make ups, Three and ',, Hooks & Cur S ves, Hot Shot%, Go Getters, Alley . . Cats High Games Andy Patrick 720. Belle Jordan 2. Barbara Knesel DELTONA PINBUSTERS 198, Frank Greco 195, Ted Puckett Standings: Spoilers; Jet Set;--. t9f..JerLoudon 190. Harold Fox Rebels.-Young at'Hearf I4'5,_.sa*4, Lisle Miller 184 . Carl Dierks Does. Super Sports; Mr. & Mrs III, Joe Weick 101, Verne Pohl 179, Leprechauns; Yankees. Martin Hansen Ill, Rose Patrick Crackerjacks; Dynamos; Gators; 177, Danny Daniels 117, Adrian Gems; Lucky Strikes; Popeyes; Ross 175, Dill Morris 176, Judson E Z Marks; Double Dozen; Bare Lightsey I74, Carole Shindle Ill, Hares, Easy Go-ers; Four Lucia Weaver 170, Sam Kaminsky Diamonds; Charlies' Angels; 170 Orange Bowlers; Hi Balls; High Series - Andy Patrick 553: Ringers. Hacienda Ninoss; Jerry Loudon s5o. Barbara Knesel Strikers, 506, Verne Pohl 500. Frank Greco High Games Andy Patrick 210, 495, Ted Puckett 191, Belle Jordan Bob Auge. Ted Puckett 202, 190, Lisle Miller 183, Carl Dierks Bernard Brown 197. Donald 43, Martin HanStirl 100, Harolcf Soucek 195. Sam Kaminsky 193, Fox 481. Danny Daniels 118, Ben Kiesel 192; Jim Arroyo 189, Judson LightSey 1/S. Adrian Ross Adam Rittlinger Ill; Arthur Streit 173, Sam Kaminsky 169; Rose Ill. Verne Pohl Ill, Ed Knesel Patrick 164 Bill MorriS 463, Ill, Henry Muller 177; Ernie Carole Shindle 462. Joe Weick 460 Duerksen 176, Ted Tobias 175. AT B0WLETTES Winnie Spencer 171. Florence Standings Seminole Loan, Big I Burhenne 169; Elsie Arcerl 168. Tire & Wheel Service, Galloway Olive Westray 165; Lillie Adlington Builder. June's Beauty Shop, 13; Verda Grooms 167; Carole Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Reserve, Shindle 161 Wilt's Amoco, Mixon Auto Parts, High Series: Bob Auge 557; Ted Mila Fabric & Crafts, Jacobs Puckrtt 510, Sam Kaminsky 511, Gr ov e Service, Johnny Walker Andy Patrick 527; Jim Arroyo SIB. High Games Rose Vaughn ISO. Bernard Brown 500; (lilt Schott Dot Grady 151. Doraine Hanington 482. Donald Soucek Ill. Ben 170, Shelvy Fore Ill, enne See 176, K14"Sel 171; Verne Pohl 171; Adam Pegg y Moon Ill, Elaine Kostivat Ritllinger 166; Winner Spencer 197, Shirley Simas I?), Ann a 466; Arthur Strut 462; Ted Tobias Coleman 190. Joanne Hyatt 2)0 455; Ed Knesel 453; Henry Mueller High Series - Anna Coleman 504, 431; Carole Shindte 453; Lillie Joanne Hyatt 564, Shelvy Fore 4*2. Adlington 449, Converted Splits: Ross 44augtrn. Converted Splits: Dorothy 5.10, Ruth Saunier 3-20, Kay Russell 56; Ruth Mueller 5-6; Joe Thomson 3 lO'and 4 5 . \ • . •' - - - 1. ' - S. - - - Henley Elected To Board - - ;ebaIl 605 16 10101020001-6 11 0 (3), Wockenfuss (I); Oakland, Principal Carlton Henley of and non-athletic activities of Cincl 13 0 .619 Ili— San Diego (Lucas I 0) at New K.C. 110 001 200 00— S 12 1 Armas (3). Atlanta Los Ang 203 100000-6 7 0 York (Swan I I), 3:05 p.m I) 8 619 I' High School, Lyman Its member schools. The Torrez, Burgmeier (7), Lock. Pt5bQh — 0)0000000— L 71 San Diego 9 fl American League Atlanta (Boggs 00) at Pitts LOngwood has been elected wood to (9) and Fisk; Gale, Seattle 010000000-1 5 Nlekro and Benedict; Rooker, burgh (DRobinson 00). 703 Atlanta Association annually con7 I? .368 6'2 East Quisenberr-y (0) and Wathan. W Calif 000 100 lix— 311 0 a three year term, effective' San Fran (1). Scurry (3), 6 15 286 e' Solomon W L Pct. GB p,,,, ducts district, regional, — Lockwood (21). L—Quls.nAbbott, Heaverlo (0) and Hassler (0) and Ott W—Niekro Friday's Results 'ork 10 9 .526 July 1, 1980, to the Board of sectional and state tourberry (1.1). HRs Boston, L.Cox, Stin s on (0); Frost and 0 11 L—Rooker (22). Montreal 1 San Francisco 3 Houston (Ruhle 0 I) at St. 10 9 .526 Directors of the Florida High naments Burleson (2): Kansas City, Donohue. W—Frost (32). L— in San Diego 1, New York 0 Lou is (Martinez Ii). 0:05 p.m football, , 9 .500 V3 ,, Quirk (1). Abbott (32). School Activiti es Association, basketball, baseball, track, Hous 001 000 000— I 7 0 Philadelphia 9, Los Angeles $ Saturday's Games StLOUS 000 101 lOx— 9 9 0 Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh I Sunday's Games Ire Mr. Henley represents tennis, golf, swimming, A 11 .421 2 Y. 200 102 3)0— 9 13 2 (All Times EDT) Ryan. Sambito (7), LaCorle SI. Louis 9, Houston i ihd 7 10 .412 W N inn Los Angeles at Philadelphia District 6 which Includes St. wrestling, cross country, 005020220 — 6 122 New York (John 30) at (7) and Ashby, Bochy Chicago 12, Cincinnati i (7). Atlanta at Pittsburgh 7 12 368 l Guidry. May (5) and Cerone; Minn esota (Jackson 0-0), 1:15 Johns, Flagler, Putnam, weightlifting, softball, Forsch, Hood (2), Kaat (7) and Houston at St Louis West Win, Verhoeven (6) Felton (7) pm. Simmons. W—Hood (II) L-National League San Fran at Montreal. 3 Volusla W L Pct. 05 Erickson and Seminole volleyball, soccer, decathlon (I), Mars hall (9) and Cleveland (Waits 1.2) at San Fran Ryan (Ii). HR—St Louis, 000000012-3 o San Diego at New York, 2 13 5 .619 counties. Wynegar. W—Guidry (1-0). L— Toronto (Mirabella - 2 1), 1:30 Mtl and pentathlon. The FHSAA 000 000 031— 1 110 Simmons (2). Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 12 $ .600 "z Zahn (22). HRs—New York, p.m. The Florida High School also sponsors district and Knepper, Minton (8), Lavelle 10 9 326 2 Jackson (5), Spencer (3). Detroit at (Morris 32) (12 Innings) (9) and Sadek; Grimsley, Sos.a 10 9 .526 2 Ity Activities Association Is state contests in music (band, Oakland (lclngrnjn I-)), 1:30 (0), Fryman (, ,,Sahsisan (9) ChIcagO 2½ 10 .500 JO espons ible for t he planning r Milw 030 000 110-8 10 3 p. m. 000 or chestra and vocal) and 011 011 005-12 160 and Carter. W—Bahnsen (1 1 ). 11 12 470 3 Chi 000000000-0 71 Milwaukee and supervision of all athletic forensic activities. (Haas 1.3) at Cincinnati L—Lavelle (0-1) HRS—Mon 10 11 176 3 Caldwell and Moore; Kravec, Chicago (Burns 2-1), 0:30 p.m. 001 010 110 000— 1 It 0 treat, Dawson (11. Vatenl ins Friday's Results NBA Playoffs Proly (7), Wortham (9) and Boston (Rainey at 00) (4). Hernandez, Caudill (5). more 7, Texas 5 By United Press International Kimm . W—Caldwell (3•1). L— Kansas City (Splittorff 30). Tidrow (7), Stiller (9). McGio. in 6, Kansas City 5 Championship Series kravec (1-2). 0:35 p.m. San Dgo 010000000— 1 70 then (12) and Foote. Pastore, York .9, Minnesota 6 Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles Baltimore (Palmer 2-1) at N.Y. 000000000— 0 21 Hume (0), Solo (12), Tomlin puk (But4-el.;) I, Chicago 0 Cleve 010000200-611) Texas (Jenkins 1-2), 8:35 p.m. (12) and Bench W—Sutter (2 Wise, DAquisto (7). Mura (0) Hand 6, Toronto 1 (All Time, EDT) Toronto 000001000—i 2 1 Seattle (Honeycutt 1-0) at and Tenace Burns, Reardon I). L—Hume (2-I). HRS— May I $'nla 3. Seattle 1 Philadelphia at Los Barker, Stanton (0) and California (Kison 1.3). 10 p.m. (9) and Stearns. W—Wis, (7.)) Chicago, Foote (I). Randie (2). Angeles, 3 30 pm UNDER NEWOWNERSIP . Ind 10, Det roit 4 Hassey; Stieb. Garvin (7) and 1—Burns (2-2). Cincinnati, Gniffey (I) National League May 7 BILLY McCALLEY —OWNER Philadelphia at Los America n League Whitt. W— Barker-)). L-rEast Today's Games Angeles, ii 30 pm. 000011 0$0 7 Slieb (3-I). Los Ang w t. Pct. GB 001 001 120— S 9 1 (All Times EDT) May 10 Los Angel at 200000210—S S I Pittsbngh Phlia 12 6 447 210002 Olx— 9 9 0 San Francisco (Whitson 04) Philcdalphia, 3:30 p.m. van, Stoddard (0) and 71) FRENCH AVE. Detroit CM 001 020— 6 130 Chicago Sutcliffe, Castillo (6), Hough at Montreal (Sanderson I 7). 10 6 625 ) May II Los Angeles at y; Matlack, Kern (0 ) Oaklnd I220C3 SOx—lO 140 PH. 322-0233 (7), Beckwith (8) and Scloscia; St. Louis 9 10 .471 3' 1.15 P.M. SANFORD Philcd3lphia, 3 pm. ) and Sundb.rg. W Rozema, Petry (3), Tobii (6). PhIla Ruthven, Reed (7). Noies (9) S 9 .171 3'/7 OPEN DAILY Oa.m..3 p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 2 I) at x-May 11— Philadelphia at Los in (3-2). I—Kern (13). Billingham (7). Undrv,c3d (7) Montreal 7 11 383 5 and Boone. W—Reed (1-0). L— Philadelphia (Christenson 10), Anceles, 11:30 p.m Texas. Oliver (3), and Parrish; A¼Ci1y, :amIl. New York 6 12 .333 6 Hough (0-I). HR5—Loi Angeles, 1 15 p.m x May 16 Los Angeles at fg (3).. t (6), Lacey () end Heath. Smith (5), Garvey (4); Phila. t':est Chicago (Kru:ow ii) at Philadelphia, 0:05 p.m. W—McCctty (3-3). L—flouma W I pc?. 03 delphia. Luilniki (5), Schimdl Cincinnati (Bonh am 1-0), 1:15 x May II PhiladelphIa at Los ings) (2-2). HRs—Dairoit, Thompson Hô.itfnn - IA £ 7I IS) n ... 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'T0T** - 1111141 00-1 tiP SI-3 nes - % - i R - . - * - - S - - ftweIWg,L ' ', '.q ___ I ;1 I an Theterm msetthcom he$altedthelrorkSM go" it 41 s for use rurLng the winter, 5 L -. .: -- I - - - - .- -. . 5 1. - I I - , lungig catch to earn the Tribe its second straight trip to the regiorfal. Decker's Róyals Shade Breen's Braves By 2-1 David Drazen' and Steve Chase)' Caine on in relief to plate for the Royals. - lliam Wynn pitched three innings and gave up just one y1j Ordlng the win. LevoyHickman hurled the final inning as ime was shortened to four Innings under the 10-run lead Wynn struck out six and Hickman fanned one. ckman and Alion Coleman each slapped a paIr of singles Iwanis and Wynn added a triple. I lights of Columbus scored twpruns in each of the first two Is for the early lead, but Rotary battled back and knotted tore at 44 with a pafr of runs in the top of the fifth, ., -- _____ Twanis Cops First . Half Junior -League Crown . wanisdinched the first half.champlonship in the Sanford r League Friday night with a 15.0 win over Elks, while its of Columbus moved Into,sole. possession of second with a 74 victory over Rotary. th a full week left in the first half of the season, Kiwanis perfect with an 84 record. Knights of Columbus is 5-3, Rotary and Elks are both 4-4. V.F.W. Is 2-6 and Moose is U. - __________ Lake Howell finally broke up the shutout in the sixth inning when Gwen Eva ns singl ed home Smith, but the rally died when Maryann Meadows grounded to Bennett for a force at second. Right fielder Galm- erased any Silver Hawk i'oniebáck thoughts by cranking a home run to deep left to score two of edge. . ton completed the seven-run inning wi th single to right, . - ____________ _____ which eluded left fielder Sonya Smith for an error. ' tage. Dee Reese then reached on an error to reload the bases reap Behrens who singled to right for two more runs and - _1.i. Turner about the 8-0 bulge. "It's tough for a good small team (Lake Howell) to come back from that." The Tribe added one more to its lead in the fourth when Riggins walked and came around to score onReese's single cond out, • V .. S -4' .' ' __ ; rove In Liz Galm with a choIce for a 1-0 Tribe first inning lead. le second Inning the Lady Seminoles sent 11 battersto tte producing seven runs on six hits to put the game out ch. lelder Della Benton started the rally wi th 'ingle. Dana haw and Sherri Bledsoe sandwiched singles around Kona's pop out to th bases, .4's 5 - - - ' • • - - - - .r r weasley singles until the S1lver'Hawk.roke through eeruns inihe last two innings. tad more- pressure on me last yeat'," recalled the fore Hogan, who was supported with an 8-0 lead after .nlngs. 'aathrowing my knuckle ball to make them pop up," edHogan. "And Iwas pitching them inside because our Liders are on that side." ofthebesthirnedouttobeshortstopBeflnettwhOturned - - ' once again Bennett, Riggins and the blond-haired Hogan najor factors in the rout of the Lady Silver Hawks. an,a knuckle-balling right háhder, silenced Lake Howe ll - ... High ame: àr ai Farella Tobias S Dan Burton 36-7-10; 152, Evelyn DeMattio 165, Eve Mac McKibben-3.4.7 10, 1-7 Rogero 156, Gladys Doy le 167-171, Other Highlights: Banquet will Kathy Cooper 106. Dotty Bronson be he.Id on ThursdaV, May 8. 145, Dotty Palmer 167•161. Alice starting at 6 00 p M. in the Trophy Fowler 175, Polly Burgess 151, Lounge at Bowl America Lanes Kim Kilgore 167. RUCK'SLADIESLEAGUE High Series: Eve Rogero Standings: B&W Market. Evelyn Serraes 439, Gladys Doyle Sambos. Dick'? AppIince, 42, Kathy Cooper 463, Dolly WItliamsn CR, Bonito Boats, Palmer 477, Pphly. Burgess 425 Down Landing Clearing, Nice Day Converted Splits! Marian Coin Laundry. Farella 3-10,'Evelyn DeMattio HighGames - Kathy Cooper 210Kathy Cooper 3-t0,Gladys Doyle S. 179, Gladys Doyle 168, Helen 7. Kim Kilgore 3 10 Harrsson 179, Evelyn Serraes 179, Other Highlights: Turkey Eve Marion Fallon 166. Evelyn Rogero, Kathy Cooper. Gladys DeMattio 176, Eve Rogero 170, 156. Doyle, Polly Burgess Alice Fowler 170. Anna Kanavel 167. Olnny Gaudreau 151. 191. RALL&CHAIN Carolyn Betts 171. Standings 1. Moon Pies, 2. Hut High Series: Kathy Cooper 521, 'n' Sex; 3. Intruders; i. Go Bet. Eve R og ero 508, Helen Harrison weens, S. Alley Cats; 6. Round 476, Gladys Doyle 152, Evelyn Tults; 7 The Fill-Ins, I. Pin Heads Serries 450. Marion Farella 4.10, - High Games: Johe LautEvelyn DeMattio 446. Alice Fowler lflhi5f 155 Bryant Hickson Sr. Anna Kanavel 443, Giy I97; Vernon White 159; Larry Blair Gaudreau 515, Mabel Vogel 431. 181; Drew Kirk 151. Ernie Hickson Carolyn Betts 483. 156. Bryant Hickson Jr. 153; Ray Converted Splits Gladys Doyle Fore 177; Ginfly Huff 167; Dee 510. 3 65. Sylvia Huhn 1-5, Evelyn Nader 143. Frankie Lautxenhiser DeMattio 3-7. Eve Rogero 3-10, 150; Peggy Moon 186; Mary Blair Linda Dow n 56. Kim Kilgore 4-10, 112; Shirley Kirk 110: Debbi Pagel Mabel Vogel I S & 56. Carolyn III; Shelvy Fore 183, Sofia Tic. (lefts 310 Coni 111 Other Highlights. Turkey— High Series: Johnnie Laut s(41p,y Cooper zenhiser 120; Bryant Hickson Sr. - •:. - -• conditions . tough. -- - • - 5 Ih q#4è' V . -• ___ a ________________ - ,. -- b. ________ _________ '." ___ - S - ___ - - 5 Alcott, wiener of 11* Auiaa Dofeedir Clic at ileigh, H.C. three weeks ago, and UtIle, the first W"nene rlei1h S.SMifl .5 - - Ak*k do M heft mmy winner in IM Vi ______ - ..y,• • U TWAIO IIJW -• - '.eite Meat," 3tYbegenhereaccadraussbauofftr,,ggng lsiboIng*ft,stMzhoheatomo,e to$4mderp.rand mYS? lit 8001 lbS ISad .1W that, She stood .1131 .1W -, L _. ai - __ - previously unbeten Lewis brought in th* needed 5 rum Dcywalj Loading batter for J. toWIn the game SM then h3 Lowes&Moronda was Melva - "am • 1k I Classic Homes. Final score Sortano going 2 for3. 19 G.O.H. Inc. 21, (1*selc Homes I4 The last game 01 the night 6. LeadIng batters for Classic between Ridde . uIY HellebaLlahe1 ll's Masonry ... In the finals Os the women's snot put Homes, Daniel Hull 3 for 3 and Schwelzers was another 5 compeuu, Including a home run over the very tight and teose game. Mac It? Island 31 Dillard 24 P41 Bonham (15) 5- 094- 2 H fence, and Toby Chapman, 2 After Riddell's scored Beach 1 run In 74, Boyd 59;3 for 3. LeadIng hitters for the top 0 I 23. Lake Howell 20. Lake Brantley 4:17.7; 1. Houft? (J1L) 1 the lzt'inning, 5: 11.0. 410 G.0.H. Inc. were Harry Scott weizers came back inScb. ILJ.R.Lennrdl& Boca Raton Relay:I. Dillard the (Sw,.,,e, -•• •. -- 5 14 S for 5, JIM Pridemore 45, for b4tom thj of the Ist to tab S .1 ounty and Jasper McDowell 3 f or Central s, & le '1 ad 24. 4PM A. TwIn UKes RIddll' tied the" 410:1. a Jasper McDowell and Jimiiite game Corral SprI ngs I, Lake Worth 7½, Hmrtman (L) 55.4; 2. MCDOØJ1d .J Forrest 2.2 In th, 2nd limin,, And Wilhierns also had borne I'III* Hills 5½, Apopka 4½, (Mi) 59.0; n 3. X. Hall (FH) and W., both , teams want PIper 1, Spici Creek 4 Vero Hall 4. OVST• Ii (A) 40.9. 330 Hrdlis: 1. 3C5. ,— leach 3, $ateH,t Beach s, North Durham (CC) 45.;; 7. Shepard scoreless In the 3rd. RIddshJ'a The last game against .; "4 Last 3. Lau Oath. .3. Pt. (LW)431 3. Candalino scored In 2 i..- '. Lauderdale 2. Deerfield Beach O.& O4ui (H)M.i. 0 493, , EZLC. uit.t and the m e rumthen owl thehse o-y.I1-I .. %I Pompano Bosch o. X01wol (BA) 2.19.1; 2. Soctw&M Players wu another lop4lded toor n ladlv(dval: 1. Clevelsnd (I) 0- ILA) 2103; 3. Dor y (JIL ) in the 4th the . 2111; game, as the OIIIy tbni o;2. Brown (190 174; 3Ferui t HalIInugh th (L) 2:233. Mile teams again went Playps scored was the 5th bo ".,: . :_ I ,.I (MI) 17-M; Goodnough (SO) 17- Medley newy. I, mwrnt IsIAnd $CeI In the 5th l 2%.DISCUS: 1. Kno"(MC) 130-ti 1 (Holtman, F3rcuson, mison, __ Innin brinejng in 3 nma, Thai-It was Scbweieri OsevIlle POG I3o-a; aosl3c McDonald) 4:11.0 re " ( cord): 2. F 1fl-3½; t Chappell (MI) 122-½. PIy Exec. Consultants' only to hold RIddell Beach Gardens 4:ws, 3. of '5 in tbet"' Shat 1.bIrVI,(PG)l3,2 L$ki Howell hwIng sco 1 IJ was in the re j,4Bo lnnh,, .r" SM 2 ning - but by 6 pigto mm, (Ml) 393; 4. Chapman (!G) 33. nmsTUijr Gray (0) 2i1; 3.to P.1s.Hlghjum:- ). Donovan () S Ourp.ea IF PC) IIWN IM add 'trIngthe.ccw,t0a4.4tI0j 35 4. . 1;2. Seato-iCD) and Ctia (P1 5.4; CL) 21.7. Milo: the wno ailed for the 3 I. K.cmpp (1fl I IL Daniels Ui 1) 52. 110 Hurdl,: 11:24.9; 2. If apol left to W limit. rDI iiiw 100t$ 1. DanIa$ (YL) 14.2 (110d,zodJ; 11:331,3. Houser Itco (5 R) play. e top 01 th the 7th (JILl 1I:fli: & Coiwltants 11, the Players 3, hying 1. 5cton (0)10i 3. Alien () Pirhinson (LI) U 07.7. Milo Riddell's got their O., 4- Harlr"n (1.1 15.t ,CC:1$. I. 1110141f: I. Un;wd (Pwy, ~lsyq%, . Leading batt.o for theneede rim to lead 54, wIth take BranUey's Paul Savage is an cogto' ashec)eara$bewoodlntliemen slloblghhuidte, Brown (LHI'I)J MU.: L. 1. Merritt P$&and 4:051. . 11101111W Dsytabgth Z1oe3. ForEzec. &hwe1z -. was iIibIe to -Consultants leading the way up * Im runo Will= 3 1w III. to win ad it Was a touo . n . - I ----------- -.4, • 14, Piper SS-0; 2. Alexander (DU1: 51111. 1i 3 g Satellite Beach 11. Martin I: Smith (5A)1:5; As000d A) County 10, Sa nford 7, MerrItt I:se.i. Milo. medley island 7 1 pssrfl eld Beach 6. Dillard I-snt.rsi Relay: 1. 6lilD$( Hunter, Alexander) 2. Lake Brantley S. spruce crook 5, Anderson 3:36.3i 3. Mainland Palm Stacy \ , ',., - , ••'..,• S - - -C I 1, -. I- I ~ . *_ __________________ BUCK'S CUSTOPA CATERER'S Weick 5-6; Bill Carl 3-10, Oliva Standings: Sambo's, 81W Westray 3-10; Bud Huff 3.10; Market. Dick's Appliance. Bonita Henry Mueller 3-10; Verne Pohl 3Boats, Williamson Ca. Down 10; Elsie Arceri 510; Bob Ayge 5Land Clearing, Nice Day co 10; .'Streit '3-10; Ada _____ - aY afternoonhowever, no s iséswasjnvolved the Seminoles earned their second str aight district title by Lake Howell 12-3. - - Backing up Jabber are the likes of Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Norm Nixon, Michael Cooper and Jamaal Wilkes. J. •; - Lasure (L) E;hU - Sh -• , dropped right In the hole," Reid said. NW and Bobby* Cob each shotiSs. • - Hollins. BOYS . - SUangela 13 under total after 36 hoies was two strokes b*Ua - •' - - to the district title beat them four. S mebo fig out how to do it Heckwe beat them once." Behind Erving are stars In their own right like Caldwell Jones,' Bobby Jones, Dawkins, Ste ve Mix and Lionel .:. . S..,, . _______________ - . 4.1 - I. 11 a and Dee Dee Hogan ,' remembers Turne' about her ate season acquisi tions from Cróoms which helped the = Darryl Dawkins will be the main man in trying to keep - Jabbar- from skyhooking -the 76m to death. 1. - . "I'm going to think about him the nights before the game. I know for a fact I'm not going to stop him. I can only ploy him tough. He's doing it all," said the 76er center. But "Dr. J" Erving sWd, with a smile, "Somehow, they managed to lose 22 games this season and we only have to g HOUSTON (UP!) — Curtis Strange's standing in a PGA tournament Is finally justifying Lbs way he believed he was playing. A runaway leader by four strokes at the midpoint of the $350,000 Houston Open, Strange took it In stride and acted as if he was not surprised. "I've been playing really, really well, but I couldn't score," Strange aid FrIday,mOments aft" hematcheJ his playingto hitscnrecard with a course record-tying 8-under-par 63. Tim roe gave the 2yeld KingsIll Va., resident a hole total l3-underl20 and openeda comfortable lead over , stead playolLeeT no,DaveHlJ,SkJpawaya nd Me Reid. S I _____ - - l o points. There's not a situation you can cotroim In, unless may be he gets into foul imuble. You have to stop the other players. . r - -i).. -. "I, "- -- '1 dy Greyhounds Claim Secondttrai " ht.Region 3 Track Title .' . V defçnseAbdul-Jabbar. • . 1^. S the game. Los AngelM of course, Is not a one- man ShOW and neither is Philadelphia but for the Lakers, Kareem is the-man. "Bothteams W to play transition game," said 7 Cóali Billy Cunningham. "The winner will be the team who is ableInstop other's transition game. Of course, when th doubt, they gothJabbar.' "A lot of Mail Mary's, 'Is how Cunningham says you - • ____ ~. 0 - - -.11-mmmul . KegIeI - r'skorner ,. k , _________________________________________ ..I , I d - -, 5 S - -- Sunday, May 4, 1UG-3B , - '.zu'au Risk, w vuiy uuy in,,, race a,.,, • 21 Competing against the boys for the second time — third in the Wood — Genuine Risk totes 121 pounds Including JaclntoWaaquez while colts and geldings 1. - & - - = INGLEWOODCaliL(UPl)_li'sthatt1meo1yearaga1fl -wiftpponenthth theNBAchainpkns1ilp5erleahau1 out ce things tosay abouthowgreat the other guys are playing. from Los Angeles But behind the and Philadelphia is lurking the COflIIdeflCt that an ndoaworldthamorh1pneeds. "i think their team is playing great basketball but this is Che time when the only (earns left are playing great basket ball," aald 76ér Caldwell Jones. "Bothteámi'wlllbe playing hard because there no 10 save yourself for The Lakerlao are saying the other team is ItW-, terrific ball, butthey follow up the Judos wi th some nosed fo1Inct. about what is at stake. ftllsports isaboutwmnnlug," sald Lakercenter d star, Kareem Abduijabbar. "I'm not sayingwinning should be a model for everything, but is a different sphere. If this were fdr enjoyment,wildn't'be keeping score. This is for winning and for ride" I is bduJ4abL 0 has consistently led t Lakers -- - .I.m'J..- " tn BYSAMCOOK : Herald Sports Writer I I AND Last year Seminole High softball Coach Betty 'felt he r glrl Se minoles "snuck up" on the distric t 4A-9 .1 title wi th the help of three talented freshmen. - 5: -.'. al at Wt. . Before Clash ____ - . - - - -- - I N I - 5 Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl - . ., I vwks In Dis . Trade Niceties S ' - - '&Ot , , '"' 0 r k' ." P - erMomeifl has gained conilerab1e support among PPldng for a good pkewhen the ra ce goes off 51 5:31 p.m. EDT (ABC-TV). The big colt, who finished a strong, second to Rockigli Native In 'the Blue Grass at 40.1, is listed at 15-Ion the early line along wi th Gold Stage. The other California horses, Rumbo and JaklIn Kiugman, lere tabbed as the co.thlrd choices, .at 8-1, with Bold N'Rulllng, also from t he West coast, listed at 20.1. The long shots in the field were Degenerate Jon, Tonka Wal hka, Hazard Duke, Withimiding and Execution's Reason, - Rip dy — t': winner of1.tlj~,r% -- if I - . . . . - r N / -. . Is , . 0 - & •-•• I . I ,-f . S - 7 __ .- q W,84W.0040416AP000060114PINIP 4~ ftw*~- - .-- -- . - �- - - - - - - - - - - - S - - - . - fl . 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OatS Of ttii first Publication of this Notice of Administration: tI's utah Of Addle Stewart , _ DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI3 NOTICL- to ii any they may have mat aiIanges tis ',alkhlty of the d2cdsnts wIll, the nualihications of the paroo.'sal p.o, , - Sanford, FL. 32771 " Tiiapiians cS) en-a -Publishi AprIl 27,1 May 4, $10 D1U.1 A Cou,ity, if the p bIlCaSIOS of this notice, the fictItious name, to-wit: AAA RECOVERY CONTROL INC. under wIdth we ,xpsct tO engae In busIness at Agnes Dlvi, in the CIty Of Ailamonte 1pI's,, Thai ti's Parties' InuSrIetsil in laid business enterprise ins es 9SIIOW5• FNEOIRICI( M. CHRISTIE JR. DAViD W, CA$ - Defsd at Winter Prt. Orange County, Fla'Ids. AprIl 2)'d. 1950. ubSI April V. & May 4, 11, il. 19*0 DIU.1tl - - - - - . - - PARTTIME- ' - 'ICYl'iOU3 NAME BUILDING, and that we intend to regIster said nan's with the Clerk if the Circuif Court, Isininol, Ca.mly, Florida In accordanc. wtt ft's Previsions 0 t1 PlCtitlous Neme Statutes, To-WI?: Section $61.11 Florida Matu..te, 1927 51g. Paul W. Leffler Jean A. Leffler Jeffrey A. Poftey, M.D. Lillian I(. Hkt RObert C Cooper PublIsh AprIl 27, & May 4 11, IL 159$ D1U1* , Wvrelo,tjng era hardwo Person Who ii willIng to earn office bgII4Jn supervising - our laniterigi vlce,. You'd be working by' sumit at lii witti ma's to add a helper once we're COnvInced YW'r the peq we're sesking. Our o. pry14e, a full ben ptg. & we Vs an 101 AffWma$ivi - - - . ' - - - - - tSi95Ik451 No an sm IflfOqM.tI about yOurself teEing us why u ttd,* y vs 5JIifi tO Au 051$ Iab SefldteBexMc..T,'s Evening HV$ld, P0. Bitt 1427, $6j4 - *771. . Reg. Real Estate Iroj Mobile w-.dditlon. W9III to Lee Hcrney. Greet trrns I - . 5_4 - - . - . . - - . - . -- V 5- - i - Fully eqjipp - , fo Teispf 'an,, $:* CALL$ANDYWI10 569449$$43 hf - I - - Due- -- - CIiraI •13A, carp3ttd, car9ort. S41,00. Assume S1S,1C3 morage tt 7 PCI. Far Sale Used office eqpt. Desk. fIlIng cab. I chairs, Many Itorns to chorwe from. POoh's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92, So. oh Sanford. 3221721. IVISA-MC-CASHS 714 Pasadena - e'a (essrnakrng __________ Alterations. Dr.tsma*ong Drape-s. Upholstery - KELICO PAINTING L'ceased& Reasonable. Qual,ty ir•i Est 447004* 373 0701 - Fiilrt - - ______ ______ 76-Aijto ,j5 - ___________________ Fireplaces - - - Freecit The King of The Roct All types of stone, interior exterior, Commercial residential. Specialty decorativ, fireplaces IBn stalled) Call John 331 0371, free e%timate, _ - I I - 130$ W. 25th $T. - and much -.- I - Cat,.,.Paintng,Mat. of all types. Lit. bond,d 323-443*Insured all Real Estate, Tools and 1Man.quaIityoperatn UP. P.tios. Driveways. etc-Wayne Isal. 327.1331 - à)STOM HOMES BUILT RebulidCondemnedHousit G. BAUNT 321 5145 • - - SERVICES UNLIMITED Cash hew or Old, Small or Lag.. Inside or Outlde. Top or . - - (305) 862.3363 - - - - - __________________________ __________ ltlOI'IspI1y photo-s or color Lilt 3231251. 1 Remodeling - REMODELING N.wrmi. kill bath rensodelir's. Fireplaces. We handle lets v.ttole ball Of wax. B. E.LIPIKCON$T, _______________ - ._!!!!L!!L__ SARROW'5 WELDING SERVICE 33)0311 Custom built utllItyI trait. sri, truck racks.I -,,, repairs. _________________________ a.u. iiom Rapair I Remodelng. Fences, roif, C&ftO. pleeab.. petI etc.. etc-. etc. Chuscea a's F wecanlAuIInooneCNl. lIht.322-W71 - RAIN OR SHINE • AUCTION UNDER TENT ndOtN & SCIWI R.N1I -_- wlN&REEN REPAiR aIsoPATl0000RS 322*363 oftsr4 - - . . - - . - , -- - - , - - I - - -- 5 V - — - - - , - ,, .5 - , .- - . - - -- - - - - . - -_ - - .. . -I - - IIU) - . - 4 ON PROPERTY • - - high cs css e3,pluant's eye, Pla a ck.ssifled ad, and pile the money iI%yo4r $UeIl. P.O. Box'1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 - - ct ph. no leagor n.ea items Home Revels much more! - , - Inçmven *0n I - ire-nt Painting S Repair Interior S Exterior Fre-cEst. 3223S5 - 3222090 MUltIpie Listing service Bay Garage & - I lies" SANFORD 4 3310393 ______________________ shady kennels, circulating Also Air conditioned __________ cages. We cater to your Wedding photography by .1095% 3325737. Culium. Free engagement - - - REALTORS offices - Licensed Bonded Il5r,d T & J STONE CO. 10:00 A.M. • TEEMS 35% Down ° Saiancs for 15 yecrs 0 13% • Toola & Equipment IN5PCTOP3 D13 May 12 thru 1 from 1-6 p.m. For Additional Info or Fran Brochut Call -. -. - SPeef—Livadry '°'-""°r,- - May 17th - CAIII D3CORATORS Wk Guarantead_Referenc - Newbait.rI,s$2p.5S 14)3 Frenc, Are., Sanford Equipment Creative Surface-s lic - special 'ling in re-painting, 'nt & ext wallpaper, wall texing. wood staining Fr Eat After you heve called the re-it call tt, be-st 542 5.592 - F ILL DIRTS TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirl 323 1510 __________ - ---.--._ A-OK TIRE 322 7iSi ShoCk$ $5-CS--Heavy Duty $7.95 All SHOCkS53p. F ILL DIRT STOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Clark & Hit 323-1St0 - Pt Painting ,,.._ Lawnmow.r-s. We sell the service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. - 322034$ PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 32255.45 after6 62-tasaaGarrn _____________________ Complete insulation Manf. Co. Equipment. New Parts • Con- -- Studle - t,2,31R.SvlIes . - D&I4LAWNCARESERVICE Free Estimates 323 4111 _________________________ 323-73.40 _____________________________ - I Time, Vacation or all season 1215 S. FRENCH Office Bldg. o House w/2'Iots' Hardware & Lumber Bldg. • 4,500 eq. ft. Warehouse • Zoned Ml -. - vayors • Toola -322-2420 252s French 3232222 - to-relocation of- corp. I Warehouse I "Luxury Fçr Dependable Lawn Service References Call Eveningsls57026 Mowing. Edging. etc. Concrete AN FORD AUCTION' - Equipment are to be sold. 3300 sq. ft. Custom Built Home • 21 Bldg. Lots • Zoned A-i • Commercial alock • 9800 sq. ft. ____________ APARTMENTS . tique oak pieces, wicker, china cabinets. plus TOO MUCH MORE TO LIST, DON'T MISS Wltt Construction Co. & Gremlum Corp. 420 N. Boundary Ave. • DeLand, Florida - l'OUSE-Sun 1.3 by Oiner. 3edroom, I bcth - . . I Owner assisted financing. $49,S3. Call 322-2175. - ::-: estates. Several bedroom & Dining Room suites, 61 mat- - Care GWALTPIEY JEWELER - IOIS.PorkAve, 337 4509 tic-er sleeping bo.:es. insulated. • BY OWNER- Newl Bedroom, 2 bath on 120' * 112' shaded lot. - cALL ANY TIME ;3- - Saturday ECsII,nt Conditionl Inc. SANFORD commorkal Hwy 45, 144130, ws'' _ OVER FLOWING with minttjr, of high quality modern furniture from Miami & local chIng stack arm chairs, clocks, lamps, extra nice eyeIevel electrIc range, an- _ - Boarding Kennels. Inside S 7 bath, brick fireplace, large iahesIde deck, dock, storoge1 bidgs,, fenced lot, many ix. tras. Asting $51,500 or rent for $4C3 mo. -43o, after 5:30, - - - outside Screened runs. Off $?'.-'OOl SUILDIRS BEAU?. $ SlI..44 on 4 acres pool, FP, suapa'- , ma's. mm-c, monei LARGE I5EDRQQM HOUSEMt Off NI IfRyrns Besdi. 7PM FOR SALE OR RENT Latafront country charm, 2 BR, flint & side porches, OR, w-w C-NpS$, eat-In-kit, FP & lots *Eyor for $395001 EQUESTRIANS DILIQHT.i1 BR,2Lcsdan1%$o FP,S acres, 3i cm, b•fit - 'MON. MAY5. Service. Ditches, culvert,. Call31 csodcR,psk __________________________ - lUST LISTED) BR, 18 home in ,.,.f, Furnished 'PUBLIC AUCTION. includes bch I 'delivery. Also extepliorually nice studio piano, fantastic tone I touch response, 5195. Catvton MusIc Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434, I bk E, of I-I. 339St00, .---- - - deIux models. Full pike 599$ Tools - - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our wecialty. 2iyrs. Ezp. 569-1362 Groon'dng & Boarding mdsl You'll love this one , - _________________________ - ,- . I a -.' -- -.--- - - HANDYMAN SPRCIAL-0r BR18, over 1 acre. . . - - - 00fld.2Fl,DR,moe 0v Cottage too oil Deautlful - House. AAatis, do pets. $1so Ilto. lit, last I SecurIty. 20, - -- PURE COUflTRY 4 BR, 15, on 1½ acres f1f,sl tO churci,, sdsooI I store. $51901. ,. 2 Bedroom, 1 bum, Fvrntsi - -, - CUSTOM INSULATION CO 3134)53 or 134 1225 Free est HANDY MAN SERVICES. Home Repairs at Ldwest Cost Fre.Est. ,13233561 Animal Haven Grooming S C:ARM 3 CR, 25 home on 1+ acrel Gczbo, -. Bitt & blown. fiberglas & rock wool P4ev. or old home-s Carpentry 2435½ 5. French (17-92) Sanford 33J331, OPEid __________________________ Bulldozing. Clearing. nacitho, For Estate Commercial 1 Reel5 dential Auctions I A.ppr&sals.,'Call Dell's Auction, rns420. New Spinet oianos. Choose from 2 top beirut names, these are - Insulation $300070 -, F cp'thy - HOUSSS - , - 322-5992 =.:__ - GOOD IiSVESTMENT 3 El, 2B hoh lth fenced ycrd in a llbOrhociI C:A, Fl R, in area, 0. w-'.v carpet! Free Estimates 24 hr. _n*T1hTh ______ REALTY WORLD. CItITL3 Qi1avA,, - "L7%'•_1 J Just.?37,c30I -, ,. - JUS' Of) VOU. 3 El, 28 home t ion Large scr porch, din. area, CilIA, lots of sorcge i'sor,il Only9 yrs oldI COWLESnIALTYItJ, TI ho? S1O.R,D3Il$ .25lhSt. - - 1 lB home In 'O'osmwold, CH2.A, ect.in-klt, 'v-w-ccrpfl. fenced yard is ored-Iccationi A buy for - The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors .. ' - fl—Auction 59-Misicai Wrdnthse ____________________ ,. eal Estate SU'ER.. 3 BR, ,--,. ,.- a., & MCCLAPIAHAP,I - - - M. Unsworth Realty R!ALTOR - -- Yard Debris. Trash. Appliance-s I, Misc. (LOCAL)31SV1 - NDY'SCARPETCLEANIN 305-417.3605. - ll3MagooIIaAve. . ' '- ' - 4 " - -_- Mahogany Dining Suite 322-Oat) . Special RatesforCom,piexes Apprslsei"s Association of America. Gregory Quevllion MARINE Hwy. 17-fl Sanford, FIa. 32771 stereo-radio. $100. 322-7470. Se. Rig, REAl. STATE Ireker 75eN.I7-9LCasselberiFI. 1341200 monthly payments under $230. Low down payments, 322-2257; - Carpet Cleaning American Indian C. Etirno Art Daolsr*ontstobuyoldna,iv,. mOd Items. Member of the $4' BON1TA BOWAIDER-On trailer wIth SO Pip Mercury. FURNITURE-_ROyal blue Early Am. maple chair, $45. Antique French Provincial Channel back chair, excellent toad., $75. Maple Early Am. - IuIIng ________________________ THIS SALE! - I pct. Interest to Qualified buyers, New homes with -' !tOviIrsOrg,HU,&Air o. No pets, advits Only. our - .-, UIldt0Suit-ourlotory. - . F4A-V,s,, FHA 2251265. FURII$HED DUPLEX-) 3e*ooni, Neat & Air, $200 me. - REALTORS 1939 CHRIS CRAFT 33', twin 4 cyl, engines, needs work. Now in water, good live aboOrd. 13.300. Cash or trade. 3220054. S Pc. wooden Dinetj. Sets, table I 1 chairs, 530 each, P1011's Sanford Furniture Slvoge, 1792 5. of Sanford. 322*721. -• . _______________________ _______________________________ . - E 327-1577 H.. Ernest MORR TO WER 'S BE AU TV S-LON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St 327 5.742 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES S PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnilure,205 E. .25111.41.3230951. 71—Arrtiques cX.,maa Orlando - - trailer. $511164. New Gold Refrigerator cost $100 will take 1375; Washer & Dryer, Kenmore, $250; Dining room set, $95; Bedroom suite Hovsewivescleanlngser,,jce Personalized, last dependable Regular orltlme batis Wedowashwindo,r,s 8775$94 ________________________ A WE BUY FURN. & APPL I pc. orhouseful 2lhrs. '77 Invader Elite 17' tn-huh with 11$ hp-Mercury engine avid or seconds but brand new top line biddIng sets oaiyl Free local delIvery. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1742. 56. of Sanford. 322-1721. HOUSe Cleaning ______________________ - ________ - - 3774451 - BeautyCar, ______- & Accessories CoI 323.1792 wa'ss. - furniture Refrig., 13Oves plots with trailer, skils & full Cover, no engine. 5.530. 322-I", - with springs I mat?., $175; Sanford 32) 06.40 Cash322-4132 Larry's Mart, 315 Slnford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used ________- FreeEst Lit IBonded j0Mry'*erCo'5t Ltd. Central Temp will service AC -s. refrig.free,er. wat coolers. miSc Call 3237714 any1me. ___________________________ ____________________ - Clean 13' Fish-SkI-Boat, corn- W11 SInger Futura Fully auto, repos.se*sed, used very short time. OrIgInal $393, bal. $111 or - gi vs. Agent 32 $354, 2439 S-Myrtle Ave. - . Room Comfort Center, 243 John Young Pkway 2915077 AntiqueIandMOdemFumltre One Pleceor Houseful BddgesAn$iques 323-2101 - BROKER The Time Tested Firm Rig. Real Estate Broker 120 N. Park Ave. 3226123 CU$TOMBUILT3BR,2BhQm, inlvlyLocttArboronaiarge tocjed sitel CH.A. DR. etIn-kit., stone FP, & many fLsI - Vours for 42,5C3, .' ktrttve 3 50. 1½3. CHA. WICl, Walisi ycrd, $3, vito. + C3C. dJp. 323-4370. Lonetacad tree. Ccli after s p.m. Notice Is hercby gMn that we are e.aad In business at 211 South Hunt Club Boulevard, ?.POPkL'FtonIdi 32703. SemInole County, Florida wider Its. lit. tltIoi* name if THE FOXW000 'i - - 55—Boats Va Ott ci total Invanlory ci brOad new interinrina bddtna These beds ar. not damged SEIGLER REALTY - _ IIomepair to 30.000 BTU's 90day-guar Sales & Service. Orlando Usad,anycondition6$124 ,'.: fl3- O61oreves.323.017...,. -_ - Jeswp Heights, $10,000.00. ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED TovPrics Paid -____________________ CROC!ETT .Cog VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat, Lake 323-1393 -- ______ - 51—HouehoId Gooth - i _____________________ _____________________ Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Air Conditioning __ Furniture Salvage, 11-92, So. of PATIO SALE-Rang,s, refrigerators I misc. 317 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. __________________________ _________________________ misc. Item$, 3Z3-006l. -:WILI5TANDSILL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA ManyQqIflflhReo4"-. $3nj4 1-425.1436 3394 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 217 Avenue. $33,000.00, Sañfàrd's Sales Leader - HAL c0L1T IALTY Inc. benefits, Send ,reourne to o* *7-o The Ening IrUd, P.O E'1031, SU5'd, Fl. 32171. -_ 1MI PlEDED..3 or 3 d:'s• 'lk Own lrcnsoo.'tat1,. - RLfl' PtjlflOf estro nIc. 110 D(Ittvsood Lana. so month. h31~uI. Et*cilbnt typing s!ilfts 04'i a must. Coed .staflkW ' STENSTROM - 142 Carver Av Academy $220 ms. under if you qualify RbNT3 B3C'c3m, 2 sth, required. WOUld Prefer of last mod. trans. Ocod Engibh grammar background is ? DUPLEX- 1 BR, I Bath each. Recently remodeled. Pine 'Co1npan4 .-. Open 2 to 6 daity OR RENT Sr,igll Co,y,merctal Space, Oflics or flslaiI, 1SOO F'3 Ave. $230 vito. A noriti SeminoI County Or. ttiopeic practice Is seeking en ex. medical An e*ItIng & challenging P0$ttISfl is to the..Iolfl Paf5Ofl 11191t Schoci education - NEWHcAEs lease. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. REALTOR 644-2216. , menlcal building w.partIticn. Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00, St. JRJt 'S. Evs: 319-5400, 322.1939, 313.4303 SANORA SO. Nice 3 BeA'oom, 1½ bath, split plan, Central HIA, fenced yard. ff0 pets. $330 me. yr. Transcriptionist- BUSINESS- I Story corn- 505323.3$43 I;1IJ - lamIlton Railroad Pocket Watch 322-31)1 LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. 00 & CFU, 520,000. - Sanford 203Hart.yAve. 5G-A -.kIry 2½ACRESPINEIPMMETI'O NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. HOME- S BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story. 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details, WOOD*Ioseto shopping I el*fllefitary school, this 1 Daa'oom, 2 bath home has over 1100 sq ft living area and a huge yard with lots of bacutltul big trees. Owner will Co VA or FHA, $4,000. SANFORD ' Expsrlencd JISSEMAXWELL JAMES D,t,l,Y RANDY T'VRE ASHLEY VANLANDIPIGH,U* FubIItJi April 13, O, 27,-C. May 4, oeu.se 12294-I407 (nights) Heavy HousecleanIng Call 323-7333 - 25-445. French Ave. 322-0231 - 3fl 0719, 322-3333, 322-3712 1973MERCUTY COET-2 0r auto, air. cxc cord 44000 mi, I family $10 32) 5211. — ______— S Sat&Sun.IpoS ___________________ _______________________ 2'/i ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR4 LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR AROUND AT t0j Call us today to see this beautifully remodeled 2 unit income property. Ready right now for U to move into. .4S,. - - ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREAlI I_JO CHOOSE FROM, $$00 C-ACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. single parson. $23,500. - STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322.1991 MULTIPLELISTINOSERVIC! Modernilorneon PeII Road Retirees only - - LOVELY SPANISH Style-i Bedroom home with Fireplace. ideal for couple or I VNER WILL HOLD WRAP- -. water heater. $350 per ma. 0. sec.dpo.-Lease, 322-1113. Iy In person RichIe's VW, 1 ml N. of 131 on 17-92. - " 24*1 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR, 18, new refrig.. gas stove, 0. hot Machinist Helper, 'will train, , ' - - - WEARECONCERPIEp WITHYQURP4EED$ - 1074, ask for Capp. - Notice of Administration hen bans mailed are required, WITHIN 323-5774. DeBary area- Handy Man needed Full TIme. Call 30S-M$. - NoticeofAdministraflonp,been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE Hall Realty, Inc. REALTOR -- - COUNTRY ATMO3P$tJt CLOSE tNfCdrm, 24tii, FIREPLACE, plenty-. Of parking for trucks I sQWp mont. Income from MoU l-'orns spaces adjacent, S acres Only $1i7,0. Lovelyl $550 per mo, Harold .. 3$0)OrlandoDr, 373-5200 VA&FHAFinapcing Orlando 377)577 -- 43LotsAct'ge - REALTbR MLS )2'$671 Eve 333-3956 - Webuyua.dfvrnitur. - )IO9SanfordAve __________________________ Maternity Clothing, topS size 4, pants size I. Excellent Conditlon. 321 -01fl anytime, _____________________________ --_______________________________ -- a.' r RN full time, 5-4 shIft. Apply In person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Melionvilie Ave. 1z$ Saw, Router. ___________________________ ________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ 3 FAMILY ______________________ YARD SALE 6" Precision Metal Lathe with all accessories. used.6 me., *750. Call 1-Kl4-7$9-I0S3 after p.m. Radial Saw, Band Saw. Drill 'ress, nencit Sander, Sabre MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES - wS . Buy S4-Garage Sales tools,etc. Sat. 10-S. sun noon S. Community Bldg. COnwe Warren&Wilma.Lonqwood. - - See our beautiful neW BROAD- 23.. cIty block near proposed hospital. Only $110,000. 1 Bedroom, 2- bath Lakeview home t'. ij - WV - appear and be heard at the time and place above specified. DATED THIS 11th day Of AprIl, - ê' IEIVI - B!AUTIFUL 2 Acres in country satting, zoned Lorlcultur.' INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY use your imagination on this -. - Sanford 32) 0640 - , Sanford). - 3 BEDROOM 1½ bath, Central HIA, carpeting, kitchen equipped. $373. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. REALTOR 323.5771 - Across from Health Dept. Your Future Our Concern I HISTORIC LONGW000 4 Bdrm, 2 bath with elic FIREPLACE. Zoned for professional office. Only 323-6.507. 912 FRENCHAVE, - _ Only $33 SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM HOME--with private lake privileges. $230 mo, Call Information after 3:30. - - LIKECOUNTRYFEELINGthls comfortable Mobile Piome with 6+ acres suitable for farming, nursery hOIIII. - - ESSEX AVENUE from SR. 04 south to Lake Orlenta, TO BE CHANGED TO - E5CONDOO DRIVE All persons Interested siey - CALL323.5176 - - 1E. kitchen, decorator etkige, carpeting, attic for tna storage & much more. rOt' appointment to see model jaIl. CardInal Industries }etween 1-3 p.m. at 321-0210 on on weeitends call el Home Center at 321-0500 - REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. $423433 323.1939 - -. $20,000. STEMPER AGENCY 55$ PREPCOOK $53 FACTORY MAINTENANCE $51 LODRIVER $11 BURNER -15$ PLUMBER 53$ GENERAL LABORERS $$$ WAITRESSES us Thesi are only a few - designated:, -'j. I ...l - hold a public hewing to corwidet' and determine Whether or not the City will change the name of the following descrIbed 'street as - 51$ CASHIER j. tber.aftv as pessibie on TueId.y May 30, 1950, In the City Corn. mission Chambers at CIty flail of Altamonte Springs, Florid•, will - BINDER - BROKER 2I39S-MyrtleAve. - - A RETREAT FROM CiYHUBBUB assumable moi. tgagq on 10 acres, deeded access to the St. Johns, only 2 BcSm, 1 Bath, mature couple, truck parking available. $230 ma plus Sec Dip. References. SMALLENGINEMECH 5.1$ - - - - - 3210759 ., clCuma, - - - - -- L(,L.Lt( REALTY - REDUCE$1500. This 2 B'm, I bath home in nice bcalicn, r only $22,000. - - ,aPJ-cp$p Spare or part-time sales help. wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours. £RnDAyAol, PUbLIC HEARING NOTICE o PROCEEDING TO CHANGE NAME OF STREET IN CITY or ALTAMONTE , $PRING$, FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIflN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Commission Of the City. of Attams prs, Florida, at 7:00 P.M. or as soon - BOOKKEEPER PT 53$ MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER 53$ DRAFTSMAN 11$ "ns $11' TMELNTMGMT 55$ -. . - - ______________________ LAKE MARY-For sale or Rent by Owner. No bank requirementl 3 Bdrm, 2 bath CB home. Paymnts approx. $350 mo. 641-1107. 7-9 pm. Midway-home with 1 acre, I BR, 18, w-w carpet, 1g. scr. patio, fenced yard. $300 mo + dip. 322-0216. - Legal Nóice - . Free Cross Stitch Classes )'5 RESTI - inexpensive pai-t after eh launchirg and will bs able to carry up to four satellites per trip. NASA has determined the $8.5 million average price laS for post-shuttle satellite lauaclgs based on the rojected number of______ nhutU3 - - _____________________________ fl SANFORD-) Bedroom, Heat I Air cord., fenced yard, fully equipped kitchen, washer & dryer hook-up. $320 per mo. $300 security deposit, references required. P40 pats. Call 321-1427. STOP IN AT AM EMPLOYMENT WE'LL SHOW YOU - . iqu. exspandable 2 BR home. .v 206 on your lot, includes 25415-French Ave. 3220231 3fl0 ,79, 322-53$3.322-3772 HOW? FULl. TIME EMPLOYEES NEEDED FOR KITCHEN CABINET & COUNTER TOP MANUFACTURING. Vac pay Oo.,u,s- Holida pay - Life Insurance. Health Insurance. FORMITEX INC. FLORIDA DIVISION. Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., Lake Mo.woe, Fl. . Pceg.KeaIsTa1euroluer 2640 S6nford Ave. - - 1967 MERCEDES 7303 at 107 Pine Lake Dr Near th Golf Course 5 - __________ 1 YR. OLD DBL-WIOEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2B, wCentral NSA heat pump. big bdrms., 5. huge kit, Low low cash to mtg. 119,90011 Harold HaftRealfy, Ins: fl75774, REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 749$ ALL F,LORIDA REALTY -- to life," MCCOY said. The NASA official, *71)0 at the Unlveulty of Florida to dellveralectweonthenext years of space exploration, said the shuttle Will need only . Sanford,Florida Wonted: Woman or mature HS girl, summer moe.. Longwood area, children 6 & e, own trins,, 12445)0 aft 4 p.m. YOU 'W. GrflettwhIte. Broker 373.7111 __________ -s Cop tO WE BUY USED FURN1TURE& APPLIANtES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322*721. GARAGE SALE-Sat. I. Sun. 1103 MilionvilI, Ave. Stereo, fa bed, bunk bids, chairs, many misc. Items. _______ - -- ____________ 322 0-634 'IIt'f1 Beds, ObI. motel BS. I. Maft,, set, Sanford Auction, 12)5. 5, French. 323.;o: 42-!'/)bjle Homes . '11 Gold Oa?sun-$430 5eatM15tenCo'1,pts - ____________________ $17S.CaII372-7170 - - Chevychassls,$&S00invited, . 6e—nted Market! Antiques, brlc.a. brac, collectIbles, clothes, ANSWERINGMACHINE CODE-A-PHONE * sell for $3400 firm Trade Poe 3237131 ______ __ ___ - Has s-dole, needs rider, bes*ofler,337.14010r3374137 --__________________ 311-31SE.FirstSt. ______________________ 322-5132 Start your own used bookstore! 3.0000 used books for sale. Call FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. --- A1'EMAN REALTY NY - HERB'S TV BUY, SELL,TRADE appl., including -o, w-w carpet, C-NSA, $279001 BR; 137,9002 BR. 671-0114 or 1.273. Call Bart - - Whypaymore? WILSONMAIERFURNITURE Il Pc?. mincing Available - -. Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a Public AUTO AUCTION every Saturdey at • p m. It's theontyonejnFinj You p the reserved price. Call 2351111 for further details. _____________________________ 7Bedroom,2bath,Cen,ralH&A, ww carpet, all applIances. 377. o - . $2.000900d conditiOn DAYTONAAUTOAIJCTION - 5RGAIN TV's ARMY NAVY SURPLUS - - - _____________ - - _____________________________________ 1963 WILLIS JEEP Station Wagon-2 Wheel drive. Rebuilt Classic, Auto, V I. - _____________ ____________ --_ ---'- Agent ____ ___________________________ Winter Springs. $41,500. Call ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, - OF SANFORD REALTOR MONDAY YOU WORK I - f.II.4 ,vi ii,,e • ,'.,,,,,.,, iuiiuivy increase the quality of ._ . N. French Ave. - purpose satellites."It is the responsibility of the governmentto develop the main focur at a technology like the space shuttle and it is the entrepreneur who spreads - TODAY NOTICE OP Dacsed NOTiCE OF ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING EXCELLENT INCOME, NO CLAIIAS Of) OR DEMANDS CLAIMS DEMANDS 80 EXCLUSIVES INVESTMENT. FrInge AGAINST TI'IE ABOVE ESTATE AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATECreative Expression, benefits Include Paid vacation, 323-7113 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS company car, retirement plan INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Piano,organ.P,lvate,degre. &moi-,. Send Resume to: Mr. YOU ARE ARE - HEREBY" YOU HEREBY Altamonte. Fern Park R. Lusttchau, 134 Margo Lane, NOTIFIED that that the the ad- NOTIFIED adLengwood, Fl, 32730. 562-3010 mInIstration of the estate ministration of the estate of — _William Addis Stewart, deceased, WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, Flu Number CP-O0-141, is pendIng' deceased. File Number IO.147.CP. Igal Notice LegalNotice in the CIrcuit Court for Seminole Is PendIng In the Circuit Court for ___________________________ Ccunty, Florida, Probate Division. Seminole Coupty, Florida, Probste FICTITIOUS NAME the cddrcss oh whIch Is Seminole Division. the address of which is FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hsreb' given that we County Courthouse, Probate Semlole County Courthou, Notice Is hereby gIven that I ass ---are engaged in bvslfsess at 31$ So. Division, Sanford, FlorIda '32711. North Park Ave., Sanford, FL SflQ9id In busiises at 101 Mound h Street, Lake Mary, Fla. 32746 Si,. Longwood, Fla., Seminole Seminole County, Florida under The PirWai representative et the 32711. The personal ripnesentaf lvi of the estate is MABEL A. Cainty, Florida under the flc. the etateisCcIi,enT.Sten,. fictitious name 00 SUN address Is 232 Flamingo Delve. CHAPMAN whose ada-eu is titious name of LANOMAPI t I SOnlord, Florida 3277). The nami Office box 1431, Sanford, Florida COMPANY, and that I intend to Intend to register said name with and address of the personal 32771.Thenameandaddreo.tM rsglster said name wIlt, the Clerk the Clerk of the Circuit COur't personal represlntative'5 attorney Of ttti CIrcuit Court, SemiMe Semlnoli County, FlorIda reProsantoIIvvs cttorney are in ac. ore sat forth beI. forth below, County, Florida in accordance cordancewiththeproylsloneofthe All persons having claIms or with the provIsions f the Fic. All person, having claims or Flctlllo'.,s Name Statutes. To-WIt: tltlous Name Statutes, To.WiI: Section $43.09 cemands againit the estate are demands against the estate are Florida Statutes required, Section $14.09 Florida Statutes required, WITHIN THREE WITHIN THREE )51, 19*7. MONTHS FROM THE DATE or MONTHS FROM TH DATE OF 51g. lIlly MIchael Robert T. Adams THE FIRST PUBLiCATION o THE FIRST PUbLICATION JayneMithael 301 BaIlout Dr. THIS NOTICE, to file with the THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the Publish May 4, ii, is, ipso clerk of the above court a written clerk of the above court a wrItten No. 310 OEW-32 Winter Park, FlorIda 32719. statementooanycIalmorrn stit3montofanycIaimordem they may have. Each claIm must they may hive, Cach claim must Pibfli April 13, 30, 27, & May 1, 19*0 beinwritlngandmu$tlndlc.t,,he belnwrItingandmustlndicatethe . FICTITIOUSNAME basis for the claim, Itse name _id basis for the Claim, the name and DEU-41 Notice sby givin that we address of lbs creditor or his agent addrasssf the creditor or his agent are engaged in business at 11$ or attorney, FICTITIOUS NAME and 's or attorney, and the amount BlaitCa Court, tarnonte Springs, Notice Is hereby given that I am P132701, SemInole County, Florida claimed. II the claim is not yet claimed. lithe claim is net yet Au, The date When it will become doe, the date When It will become On091d in businam at lanfoed under the flctItlos name if OX. An shall be stated. If the claIm Is Au shall be stated. If the claim Is House, 109 N. O& Ave., Sanford, FORD ROAD PARTNERSHIP, SemlIsola contIngent or County. FlorIda Undee' 0454 that we intend to register said unliquidated, the or unliquitiated, the the fictitious name of lIVE INC., nature of the uncertaInty natura of the uncertainty shall name with the Clerk of the Circuit slated. If the claim Is secured, the 5tot•d lithe daim Is secured, the end that I Intend to register laid Court, Seminole County, PIm-ida I3CUlItY shall be described, The seCurIty shall be described. 'rhI nsma with the Curt if the CIrcuit accordance with maII$ shall deliver s*ifllclwt Court, Seminole County, FlerIda In claImant shall delIver sufficIent the PicfltIs Name Statutes. Tocopies of the claim to lIsa clerk accordance wIth the Provisions oh -Wlt Sectiin $4607 copIes of the claim to the clerk Florida 's FldfliOI4 Hams Statutes, ToStatute, 1917. enable the clark to melt 051 COPY enab'e the clerk to miii on. copy Wit: Section 114,Og FlorId. to saris personai representatIve, 51g. to each personal rspres.nlative. Interested In the Statutes 1957. LEON P. DOWLING JR. All parsons int.f'sitsd hi the Edwin estate Ponder, Prea. to Whom a copy of t estate to whom a copy *1 "d THOMAS LUNSFORD Once the government proven that- the shuttle viii! work, McCoy said, it expect private busIness to take over and begin building shuttles of Its ownor using government shuttles to launch its multi. ' Lvcnhsg Ileinid. _-:-' rates.DayornIght.323-Wi. — Need a BabysItter In my home, days, Mon. t1WV Fri., $30 wit. 322.1611. - - _ . , Spur of the Moment Babysitting - - ____________________ __________________________ _.,i, / - . ------------. EXEC, HOME 21½ with' family room, all equipped in Stone I$Iand, 2 acres, canal priv., $350 mo. 1st, last & Sit: is nOW recrulting qualified clerks, typists & secretaries for temporary jobs close to their homes in Sanford I N. Orlando areas. Apply now work now! NO FEESI CALL 617411$ - Director ._.i.._ - - NORRELL commls. Unfust 32— INTO ACTION benefits, Apply in perSOfl to' Ron Beck, Advertising 6-Chlld Care - - plus sion with full company , 4 required. experience' Salary PRING 2 BEDROOM, 2 baths, alt ap. - Firebird. mustselI _______ 701 .French - ________________________ , _______________________ sOPãsceIIarous for Sale -_-_-.- 80-Aiit - $344405 (Dealer). - ..... --_-_-_-_ 1 FEMALE GERMAN SHEPHERD-Would make good lunti yard dog - Not friendly with children. 322-3925. TV repo )Y' Zenith. SOld orlg. $493.75. Bil $1$3.lao.' $17 ins. Mortgage investment. 1101 E, Robinson, Orlando. 122-2174. 41A..Cniunn 322-797) odernhzed, CH&A, con- &Soki .. .. ____________________ MILLERS 361 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322-0352 -. - Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & BusIness loans. Florida - ___________________ GI*dU$IdTVs,$25&Up . --_ BRAND NEW OVIEDO LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. yenlint location. $17,250, 322-2611 or 131-9993. 3 BEDROOM CB HOME -. Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard anu well, $31,000 -_ LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, RPRISING COMFORT in this Ige 2 BR older home. . ____________________ - - LOST: Tues afternoon, 11th & Magnolia area, small White PodI. 11 years old, Female, par'y blind, 'recently groomed. REWARD. 323-9316. - -. new advertisers. A - REWARD. ' . ' sales and service of DeLand, Short haIred gold male, about 10 Ito wIth ears that stand u' His name is "011le", if you " S n,please can collect JU3.J47.350Q anytime, - for ______________________ __________ - - person is needed 322-mI ç-_ _______________ ______________________________________________________________________________ icáke rm in your aWIc uarags Sell Idle items wIth a'Ctasslfl.* Ad. Call a frienøiy ad-taker a -- HousIng- Authority 303-3239615. - - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'59 to 75 rodeIs Call 33 9100 or --- - 79—Trucks--Trailers - - - 1700 WE BUYCARS SpayedlrislSetterPup Smo. old.$100 used tbl model color TV's. all frorA. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salyage, 17-92, So. of SanfOrd - eg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 1O7W.Commercial Phone3fl-7f$I,$anford -_-_-_ Call 323-7361 11 El Ca!!tino Classic AM-FM. - AC,PS. PB. Camper top,. conoio t2o or best Sale 1979 FORD COURIER with camper. $150 Call 373 2303 Poodio Puppy-AKC, Inky black I lernaie,championIines,Uts. wormed, $100, 323N1S. - _____ 47-A--?rtgages Bougtd DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE OS1ordAve. - — Puppies for has Husky up to *10.000, maybe more, Call Stanley Stoni, Sanford ----- -- _ - - ______ 53—TV-Radio-Stereo WANTED TO BUY-PIo'nes in the City of Sanford for - SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL 5.10,500. REaLY - 2420 W Garnett White MORTGAGE, $37 ______ - - ______________________ Lost Dog on the Wekiva Riven between Sanford ________________________ - $356. _______________ - 6000 mileS. Cost $1,119. seti for -wt$. Mother & Father AKC Reg. $125. 322-1241. -- --____ - Originally $449. assume pay- - ___________________________ Jenny Clark Realty REALTOR - - _____ - - - - Ext. cord. 30 mpg. orig. owner. Must sell, $2,900. $30. 4459 Trade coin'dired. • l97 Honda Xl. sdo S. Rio cylinder, I valve. 2 header _____________________ - -. _________________ - FOR SALE 1, Pair of Fancy Parakeets 'L 1 plr ói CWthroat Finches, Excellent ale '45 OLDS F $5330 Engine, air. auto, power steering & bi-aket $450. Call 373 1113 - ,, 372740 A-OK TIRE NEWTIRESS19 19&UP Sanford 2ll3FrenthAve. Bntolter3fl.3flS - MICROWAVE PUsh button controls, -. -.---. _________________________ Have *2.000 dowo.panntto aswmemortgpgeonHomejn Sanford 'ea, 322 146$. REALTORS Multiple Listing Service greenhouse, worm farm & much more! $117,500: 339-0509 339050$ ._,, - much more. $97, - An aggressive sates- - $5953710440 ______________________ _____________________________ ___________________ Washer repo. GEde4ux• model -_- - Added features are: I bedtoom guest house, -2 bedroom, bunk house, 50x20 ' - 70] Bldg. E. AltamonteDr. old restored 2 story home French among old oaks & magnolias. do*n. Owner will hold mtg. bdrm retirement hOme, larUe yard, garden, mint. cond. Arnerlca'sforemostdlctlonary Whatevertheoccasion,therelsa company needs borne workers classified ad to splve it. Try to update local mailing lists, one soon. All ge*, experience un' lDuplexApt.(new)25R,18,A. necessary. Send name, bd. C heat, ref,, dec stove. dress, phone number to ___________________ 5775 ____ _____ __ _________________ __________________________ ________________________ - Wet*ter, 175 5th Ave. Suite per mo. & Sec. Dep.-Lease. Mohawk Dr., Sanford. 322 11*1-243 J. flew York, NY 6713. 10010, SALES a 32307 time. Bat. $iS.14oc$19.3$ ins. - DUPLEX POSSIBLES-I'Story $32,500, 1 Story $21,500 Terms. - 'OPENHOUSE_SUN1.530 211w, PINE ST. 2 2420 322 2565 Park 24 HOURIB'322.9283 - - - Fenced,A-H,wwcarpet 131671$ Parftlme piece word. WebatIr,- -- - - __________________________ __________________ - Country Clubi Quality conit. - 3 ACRE HOMESITE-Volusla county, $13,300. Springs. - - - - Shuttle _- 1969 cdge Wagon. needs tiri.. runS ec,lInt, good work car, $150 327 1265 aft S p in Ads Oiler no fancy claim- FOR SALE Giest African gray parrot ______________________ Sanford __________ _____________ 3 - EOE - of new hospital site. Perfect 3 BEDROOM, 1'-, BATH, DOUfor office use. $29,500. BLE C.ARPORT, APPLI. ANCES, AIR & HEAT. Ol'4 AL- . 3lAfiplexes - - - 00 Square ft. CB Comn)ercial Bldg within walking distance formal dining, fireplace,- S mm. to town. $79,900. - Studio, also I BR unfurnished - - tIll p.m. ____________________ WASHER-Parts. Service. Used MOONEVAPPLIANCES lSx200 PROFESSIONAL LOT with' building. Aitamonte - homes, featuring luxury appl., patio & I floor plans on blutlfl wooded lots, w-clty -._ charming3bdrm,hugerooms, 323-2920 w$ile In training. Must furnish own transportation, For iflt,- i. contact Mr. Hail TOLL FREE 1-100-5439I0 or 313-5921 Monday. - ,1969 CHRYSLER WAGOPIT AUTO-A4.R. LOOsES GOOD, .S.RUN5 000D EXC.. 'TIRtL ' ICEPIMORE COUNTRyCLUB 2201 S. Frinch I' on 2 large fenced lots. Fireplace & more. $29,900. ______________ No pets Call $317164 339-0509 - REALT BE0IOOM 1 Bath, Pinecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint & tarpt, Assumable 8' PCt. mtg *36.500. 2'- ACRES Country, 2 story. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ' CGas Range Ac - MAYFAIR VILLAS ONWI6-A - ________ CItizens. Very clean. 31$ Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. ' - - sloS.000. Harold Hall Realt , per year. $23000 per week 121 Dolores Dr., 701 Bldg. patio. intercom sys, garden & many extra touchej. Your D1'Eam Come True for .-- - - ________________________ mature professIonal sales EXTRA REALTORS w carpet, spIlt BR plan, DR,. ____________________ Olan Mills Portrait Studios has Memorial Hospital, DeLand. special care, good food, for elderly person. Can be bed , ,veek CLOEY. .. HOUSE _sunday1-5pp, OPEN INC. -. home-i. on a ½ at + bbdtd slId Every ____________________ . — -' ORGf&IZAflN patient. - CIII 2!3-167D village _ i.oely 1 or 2 BR, air, M'lMr pliances including Washer & Dryer, outside storage, newly decorated, $225 mo., first, last & , . o- 80—Autos - willgetresults, -- Sunday, Mayl. _ _____ - C-3 LOT-75x232, Hwy 436 near Apopk.a. $37 90 - ___________________ WOMEN AND MEN If you want an opportunity that comes rarely in a persons life time then you owe it to yourself to investigate. 1. If you are above average 2. fOal appearance 3. AggressIve with outgoing personalIty . 1. Over 23 5, High School graduate minImum wlthwo*'klng exp. or college degree - - - adults. Furnitre available. $220. 141.7113, ATTENTION surance. Apply AMF Powerboat Dlv. 1143 30th St. SanfOrd Airport fl2-1.0. Equal Opportunity Employer ABORTION' - Evening Hera, Sanford, F). _: 2-4armEquipmnt ____________________________ 1 46—CommercialProperty 28 taking epsp.ce with awantad - Sanford. - part-time housekeeping duties at Stumberland Court MOtel, Sanford. Call 322-4591 cellent company benefIts, 10 pd holidays, pension I in- - eves - Assembler- up. In cruisers. 205447. 1001 Chamber of Corn. GRADER OPE. RATOR. Call 322-7510. MATURE LADY-Reâuired for BOAT ASSEMBLERS & Bertha Baird Ballanc, Contact Douglas Baird have to wipe out most of southwest Be UNLUTTER YOUR on Laie4AdI, hAt So. Of Maintainer - CANNON REST HOME ()ff wtteeler, 13 speed. LOADER- Good company - ------ , '. - ___________________________ lovely lot. Owner will hold mortgage. 000. - - - - - BR,D,oroundslevel.bY ______________________ - -.5 -_- - - - Longwood...LOly 3 BR. 1L -2 B, 300 KIMBERLY COURT SHADOW LAKE WOODS i7elo Wayside RO6df011Owdlt., -_ to work for The .___________________ - 1oodiio!eLSa.d,..,.rea. ENGINE INSTALLERS Expenanced with iflboird &' inboard-outboard, URUNI pace 322-OSlO. --. SUNDAY1.3pM 40-CofldOminiuflfl _-_ _________________ ____________________ -______ __________________ ten, Fl. 3351$, S - -. Ret. repo. a Cu it frost free. BUILOIHGS!I )..AST CHANCE I _____________________ Orig.U29,now$20Sor$lmo. ATTHESEPRlCESAllt BUYJIJNXCARS' Ag1nt339-$3$& -Cl•ec -span buildings (MajorFr$10tO $30 • 2x24x1$- - for M!g.) cann2-1671;fl7'4-MG NowKesijnt,keEIthrlc __________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________ *3,220.00 S 30'x4I'x12' for Rangeavocado3o' $1,141.00 • 40'x1$x14 Thp'DoIllr Paid for junkS t1ft Call 322-0940 __________ $512100' •($x72'xt1' for cars, trucks & heavy (lU'P The , place your mint. $7J,000. F.6. B. Fa'tory. Call 99O SmokiYM[ns.Dwnerl1I ftnanc, 222-5017;' - I :OPEN HOUSE __________________________ - "Sometimes people travel a long way," explained. "We don't want anyone to have to go away disappointed," Even the merchants' ti closer tothe volcano have good feelings about Mount St. Helens. There's hardly a store without a good etock of T-shlrts that read "Helen Is Hot" or "I Survived the 191) Eruption." A dangerous eruption of molten l&,a, hot scientists. But Longvjew -- -- - said Judy Soritedt, the chamber's .&&r If theuweather is cloudy, not ji event In the Pacific Ncrthweg, Mrs. Bosn. stedt is ready to sell the color Mount St. Bauman Is not alone Ln his o1m1sm. From state officials to hot dog vendors, nearly everyone In a 50-mile radius of the volcano sees It as a potential tourist bonanza for an area heavily dependent on the. troubled logging and wood products Industry. WhenMountSt. Helens awokeamonthago, belching steam and ash after more than a century of rest, the highways Instantly filled up with rubberneckers from as far away as --- - I .--.- ____________________ - Vnor$30"SlS. - Valued at $700, sacrifIce, $100. - ii - 5 - •-_-_- ____________________ the talldng stage. The Kebo 37_B-____ a lOHices Retail space- $9S.00 monthly inciude$Ut1litl. - workers but 'new tourist brochures with a picture of the the tourists expected to flock to southwest erupting volcano on the cover. - - - 29-RoofllS ___________________________ lI'Cning IIefUJd SarTiousjivj,g, ReaL Weekly & monthly rates, 1ilitles pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak HAIR STYLIST -. -----_ --- Plujnblng busineis complete w.lnventor .& real estate7 CAll _________________ _____________________ Noon Friday - - - ' 322261)' . Bauman's target Is not .the mill . - SIENSTROM. AUTO REPAIR OARAU Circulation Dept. ld -.., - -_* buSiness 10! YOU. Vfl3 - _____________________________ Mid-Fla BuslnessBrokers ?terSoo1" CaIl - _______________________ - thing thateverhappened to 'S' - Dog'Before Noon The - be - '__-- . - - ______________ .BEAUTiFUL CABIN-i mile from Cherokee, P4.C. in the your lot' Will build or yourloMEnterprjç, - Medet Inc., Realtor 6443013 _____________________ 'i - --- , ___________________________ .. - -. 5741040 ___________________________ -BUSISS - sr - Low Downpayment - c a line -- . 45.A—Otof State AF HA.235.ConHom 5 . 5---, -- ,_._ ___________________ ____________________ 41—Houses SonAlfl.. __________________ _____________________________ PWANf ED -- .-.--- - ______ first, last, $100 in Peticn AMF Powerboat 44C HAl HOS' - -- _____________________ DeItOna lI'9 iandsCaPi1'$b$ c,.an, neat- Div. 1141 30th St Located on Lava tef its. 10 paid Opportunity Employer. Apply ____________________ ELASSIF.IED,DET.. ----, RATES.. - -- - 831-9993 -- .- 3 BEDROOM $25O hoflday5, insurance, an Equal Cill322020110!1fft.' ' - 41—Houses - - :- - -- ____________ -.. -. - Fiberglass - Laminators Experienced only. Excellent - pointmentwttingonly.11ourty rate plus commissions. Op. Orlando Winter Pat'k , - Telephone Solicitors. Ap. CLSSIFIED RDS Seminole - S 74 . ., I 1 - -.-- -- _____ L.. .. - - - - ____________________ - ________________________ - V ' •-- iiay . -. I - /óIcanc - . .•, Sunday,M1y4,Iflo -. --' - - . - - S . - y - - �1. S S W. S . . - . . . . I I I . . S. . !4[ . 11. * - - . i . -- I I . . I .... . . I S I.. ,. . . .. -. - . I - S -. . 5 - - . I . — . - I - . - 1 - . - - . .• -5-'.. . S - *S .5 . . S S S .'.;.. S ' ' - ' -Ennhpg Hirald, Ssnford,FI. Sunday, May 4, 1s0. r . . . . .. S.,. I .... 0 . . . . . IN BRIEF . - - . .5. Udlf' Brenner - - '. . - --' . . . .. ... OURSELVE - .. - . ,,,, S _ S - . - _ .- . . . -.,. - ~ - ` -........ - .. . - - . . . - - . -. ' -. - ' BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT S S -- branch. --:Z-104,~ ,%* " : 4 . , . - - S •f'11 ti1 'Ii .. S S- S S ___ rm . --. •... r* _____________ - _' -- - :'. -1 I . ..... ... - . -"z. __ - - - • S_ - -- . ' . I ____________ n ____________ - _________________ ______ - - '. I1 R f!t I ...f 7~, •. . .'W' oflqgl~ - S . - S . - . - - - S . Capistrano ('ond o m i g j u mu Altamonte Springs offers this - onebedroom deluxe garden apartment which features a large master bed room 5 U It t" separate dining area and oversized living room that opens onto a balcony and panoramic vistas cf lush landscaping and Lake Orienta, With three remaining models be ing offered at the 236-unit lakefront cornmunity, the apartments are priced from $31 90() .- - . .•' .... . .- • ( . . 11~ Reynolds Offers Bonuses Dur ing May, Reynolds Alum in um Recycling Co. makes it conve nient for Sanford's citizens to recycle their aluminum and receive 23 cents a pound plus a 2 cents per pound bonus,for5o pounds and under; oraS cents per-pound bonus for 51 pounds and over; each Wednesday from 2 to 3:30 M Publix, Sanford Plaza, 1080 W. State St,, Sanford. Aluminum can be recycled again and again. Because of this unique pr operty of aluminum, recycling corserves a valuable na tural resource by giving an essential metal new life and putting It right back to use again . S I" LI ' 1I - "p p.'- '""T" - - . •, - - . •... : - I am . S tS\ - - - MW rvv~ . - - - ,. ' .. _____ - A . . ., — .- -S... ---- .• - ' -..-. - - - . . . ..-. . . , 4 ' . - . S - - S - The office of Community Services at Seminole Community College will be offering "Personal Development on Securi ties and Investments." The course will Include explanations of how stock exchanges operate and how they evolved, explanations of the dlff?rent types of securities available today (common stoc ks, preferred stocks, corporate bonds, government bonds and municipal bonds) and the inherent risks and rewar ds of each type of in vestment. Other topics included will be: how to read the financial pageof the newspaper, how to read financial reports and how to determine personal investment objectives. David W. Zimmerman will be the in3tl3ctor. class will begin May 6 and run through June 10 f1'om 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday evenings. R3gistratioi for the class will be held at the first cless meeting. 1 loca tion is Robinson's Garden Roam in th e PJLcmone Springs Mall, Altsrnonte Crtngs. The fee Is M. For further Information, cell 'u'e CfIce of Co5n. munity Cervices at Seminole Co.nxnunity Colle3e, 1450, ext. 304 - S. _• - - — - - . Eight shod4erm smims for - professionals in Hur" State Office Building In Orlando, will range in * S . Studies at the UCF. -. indudedw1flbeaone-daycourseentlUed'Fiodga Real Estate Offtce for the New Associate andMaklngit S. 41. 1 . ' ' - : : - - -- -................ - - - . * '-S - Profitable," on Saturday, May X, at the UCF South OrlAndD CRMPUA in Orlando Central Pot TUIUM for the COW" is $10. 1 • - - he doesn't do anything stupid and we help him ventilate, -. -, -- S , - S - S - - - -1.:-- — .01, . . I,-- , . - / -. - . 1. -- S . ' "' r~ — - -4 - - usinc . Spec to the Herald Salaries earned by working wives continue to have a majo impact on home buying trends, especially among those er tering the bowing market for the first time, according to national survey by the Family Housing bureau, a public forma tion service of Chicago Title In its fourth annual home buyer survey, the Family pj1 Bureau reports that in 1919, .8 percent oi Ux& zrvye were married. Among these couples, 49,1 percent of w-e employed. While these figures are down slightly from a year earlie . '. when 85.9 percent of those surveyed were married and 56. percentof the women wei employed, __'L'., - — ' • .I I ..... . . . -. - •" . . . - ft. . L - -- - - -. - * S - - . S -- * - - - S - - Naval.Academy but he worked for ______ ' . proud to have earned it 4,-r,ld Ph - I - ; 43 , - '- i-u...' t - J 1. 4 - - I , _ - •,j , PG - - :;--. . -,,' Medjterraiieui to I' rwwt'. I' ruin there they took a Lvi of general cargo to Adelaide. Australia. ., 'L 2??- -i. i- r i * -.i - __ , • * -- S - -- - - - - - - S - S. 5 S - - - S - S - -- S S I i' I F-, c( - . r ' •,•. '.1, I __ S - S Later. t)rewsu1edup the tvtuj Africa. - .,•. ____t L - Drew asked his parvnts II he could go' "My uat1wr shed a few tears and my dad wasn't too happy, but ttw, let mmie go," he said. With a cargo of t' lumber, plus a 13-year-old cabu* buy, (1w sailing vessel left Florida buwttl fur South ,-%.frtca. I 5 - - 10 ____ :I., ,i'- -, .,. ii- .. - of - S -- - S exulaimmit'd I)rew lie ttturued to thi- ship and asked it they wouLd tikv ann fresh vegetables. ''1 took (twin a case ol cabbage, a hag potatoes and any frt-h vegetables I could tUs&" he saul. 'L'hcv were tt&-klt It' dth to get it.. The owig Amia-rican iriatle friends with the qg and befure the stup Left pttt, the captain told hun 1w mieedt'tt a cabin txn anti asked Dre w if he would Lke 1,1w job. L'r ,A.. had never 1*-en to sea before and asked 'ehat his dull" Would be amid how much Ch it PattI. the 4ta)fl told hun 1w would have to clean the otttcet's tuattem twtpj,he cook and wash the diskws. 'The p was trans a month, about $15. - - S paid t)rew i ith it couple of Frvnctt notes. Back he asked his parents what he tas t'uig to with the strange miiont'y, They sugt-stett he Like it to a bazm.kyr aiid set' what it was worth. - In Aimierican currt-jmcy, he found the francs wyr wOrth twt'kt- dollars. ''I bought 1 had gold inuw" . 11 S * by T,n vaptiam spoke excellent English, Prei recalled. ant.i after it long t')a ge from Africa, fresh fish would et-rtammtl be a ii elcome change ui their diet Not having American ( rent's the FtetlAh captan outgoing S -. ,.s. - S her cargo. The young teen, a Shari) twsint-,sill,111 as iicll as a gu(l fisherman, thought the ship ought be a good mmmar)cet for his fresh lish, Risking a heavy tide, I)ren roiied his boat out to the sliin arid managed to catch hold of the anchor chain Just Ix-fore being siivpt out to sea , 'Itit !i"-nni.t-.t,-1 din '-su'1 Frt'ncti, but tier 1 --. S - 5 L i391110001 ~ ' The number 222 has figured prominently In the lives of (eorge Drew and his wife, Mary. Drew holds his "survival" knife from World Wa,' 11 tla',s. Joni Cole To Get Degree' - Vot several vt'ars Drew remiutneti on the French ship, speaking the Luiguage and arutg the French - uniform. In a cafe in L-eUate . France he was apliruached by four American seamen trozu the Lm.ztkr. " I) Aretuhaki." They thought he was ,A French sailor iUiu could direct them tv the nerts ruht Lie Ser t'A111AlN, Page CC . - - end move up in the bowing market. I - a Among first-time buyers, those families in which the wif ___ NW 71 . was employed &mounted for 6CI percent of We WK and 53. percent of working wives were employed full time. - Among repeat home buyers, 41 percent of the ., WAVIOM but only 3LO percent wen employed to atm. I S rs I 41 • - - S , a numbers. Sometimes this Influx of new rs hier inaJ1io eome but azverthelesi paid has Ice the -eliminates males from longtime poeItbns These for rapm tvwa am IV141M tnuds have helped the sagging howing ma#1at r1m 103&ZII ,viyX VfGl,610. When the wife and have led to new organizations which ~elp maw fired employees find new posltloai or careers, wife was not employed We metian Ii - ! ! '' .- '• , Student Wins Art Honor , - - - - - - - - — - - - -----— /- 5 -- 5 ___.-- - S - S - -. -. ' s' S S - ' billfolds. Two Semmunole County wouwn have juuwd the ranks of butt - 5 .• 5 S '' S -% pression among econdary-chool students. Tracy Gregory, 13, a student at Lakeview Middle School, Sa nf ord, received honorable mention for an Ink drawing. S S , - Sharon Driskell, left, and Diana -% _______ ____ '' • , ' , * S - •- _____ ' • .-_________ ' Rogers say they ney . ' '.' -• - 0' 11 are having fun Mary Lynn Ulch, a seventh grader at Trinity Preparatory School, was the runner-up in the Junior Divlaion of the state of Florida Concerto Competition. Sha played the "VioLin Concerto In A Minor" by Vivaldi, ' - and saving" which contest is held annually and is aponsored by the - S - S Anyone Interested t ing th. In 'join "-fuflde• 1* fun and profit? A May Queen Ftivr1 and Cranial will be comcred by YIome's Day Co.T'mittee on Saturday, May 10,11 a.m. to 6 p.m at West 13th Street and Liie Avenue, Sanford. There will be gaines1 food, plant rate end baite sale. the St. James AME Chi'rch S -... ' - ,• / - '-s-.. ___ ' _____ - '45 0 1 -- ____ 4 11 ,1 - ' . '2 _____ '' - ' ___ S ,, , ' • , "t.Ai t -' ____ - - _- - , 4. — - _______ ' S 1 :: 4%16 , - .., 'p ---•,, , Th.- Amxican Red Cron is offering an adult swimming class ioncay. Tt'esday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 * &llb, water e:rclses and iractice of xe43atnzd strokes, rinses wi.!1 be taught In June ad Jely. For - '. 5 . - , IL """ - -: a..— - _ -S - * -, -. - ' -, )ç 1t -, , ,,, . ' • - - r. Conte of an American Red Can at mi-M - S - •, -- - Adult zveeing - - , . flattened cereal boxes. "it's fun wtwa the wv tsw øts involved," said Mrs. Dr iskell. "it can be a teal ta&vy projet t Hf hUSband br1n3 In wr*QSfs from the bbtOW at work and the kids save gum wrappers. "LIgO't %hev* anything away," "Keep everything," advised Mrs. Ragert "You se'iet b* what they will ask for" As proof of purcb tM WK A94 - -'.,.-. - - They both have several eardbuer'.I boxes tilled with etuoo boxes from aspirin, panty hose wrappers. $e can tabeh sed fl .'>- - - j ____________ ______ .b iS * So Driskell. While the refunders are searching the markets, lsç,ture and magazines (or refund forms,, Uw b boxes arid wrappers from almncet everything they buy. They will save until a refund otter comes along. Sooner or later most major brands will otter a rttua15 they w.u. 1 don't throw anything away," said Mrs. Drtsk*U. They said the average family throws away 13 worth i4 refundable box topa and wrappers a day without Ltncj iL "Cereal boxes alone U you have ar unr" am S - Adult Swimming Opens .::. ________ ' - , . IW .. ' profitable hobby. May Festival Planned .' .,"__- - - has turn ed Into a - --• - -, -- -,,• , , - '. with their "clipping -, , I S well as a pr ofitable activity. Sharon L)nskell and t)un3 itogers, both of Gecwoa. plairwti that each year manutactwer putout ivab1wr, u' coupons, that can be redemiunetl for cash or gft when to the company wi th the required number of box end seals, or ot her proof of purchase of their pruh&m.-ts. 5mmietmies it is only half a dollar while others wurth several dollars or mort, they swd. but ,,lost rvquwv th,1 3Vq.,:W refund form as well as the proof of puxvtw. ii is are often on display with 11w products or vu specially 'marked boxeS - Soimietlities they are kvp at the desk if the sales rep didn't have uuny: explained Mrs. Rvgu-s. me stores post them on bulletin boards. "And some refunders will rip off hail a patl" ath.h*d Mrft . ,,' Violinist Places In Contest of Dr. and Mrs George Ulch of A1tamo)te Springs. _] - National recognition has come to area yoi'th in through t he Scholastic Art Awards program coiducted by Scholastic Magazines, Inc. to encourage crea tive ox- * '5'l : , S [toy four and get a $1 gift certificate 'Send three wrappers and get a $2 retuntt" 'St-rid four box to amid get .A tree T-shirt. Words Like these are music to the ears of miuzt women cruss the nation and they also miiean dollars back ui their 1 'I " S- - .. Started -. ma Family Howling Bwetsi noted thet among past. buyer Women are joining the work force In laenn!ng id un im a7m, thaw With WWWM wivu - - - S Geneva Gophers Just Federation of Music Teachem Miucy Lynn is Lie dtughter survey showed that as group, flrst.tima buye nsdia howobold bome of $24,070 and paid a median price c $50,800 for their homes. However, those with full-time workin wives beds modian Income of $v and paid $31,*. Median income k'cpped to ,718 anng first-time buyer when the Will Weal not employed, SOd Q* 1iM P'1C) mowe purchased W $31250. _ In the flrt1me buyer group, when the wlf*-was the median family Income WU $17,350 ad tb !fl5&t$ hOI prIce wse $46,000. Ho,eg-, this cstegsr a statia&illy =zll 10.3 percent of the trMl. -- - Approximately 271 students will receive th eir bachelor's degree from Carson-Newman Coll ege, Jefferson City, Tenn., on May 9 when the college observes its 129th commencement. Among those scheduled to receive a degree is Joni Lynn Cole of Sanford. . This L , Two Women Go Fer' Refunding Game 0 — of his proud the 'Scrambled eggs' on the bill. H. .,, mskingLtpossibbeformanycoup1atoente -1 S —,Mh.-- I , 5 5 .& ' * 'l -. 55' - t%'orking t'/Ive Boost Ho . — McCarthy doesn't do the actual W* himself, which he refers to as '1 *WlY nwtagflhnt n11"'1tloO." The boss fires the employee, then Introduces Mccarthy. "You never know what you are going to walk into. McCarthy says. "The pib. the W self-esteem b Ione. me individual is buiting. He is wared. we try to contain the guy so L r. . •- - , SS posses'tofl is his captain's cap with - A revi ew class for the SAT test, the CLEP test, and the GRE test, all college entrance etams, Is being offered at Seminole Community College In Building L-201. The class meets from Monday through Thursday from 6-9 p.m. For information call the college. MEN - .,- -- * Typically, t he person being fired man $X,= $35,000 a year. The Univance service costs the employer 10 percent of the empboyee's annual income. "Surprisingly, the people who go through our placement make more money with a higher position than the job they were fired from" he said. McCarthy says the concept of "outplactment" is simple: If. the enviroiinnt is no longer productive for the employee or S employer, then It is time to change. - - - S - be conducted in May by ft College of ExWxled 1~ .) . . ei .. - accomplishments. His proudest -'- ____ * - Reviews For Exams Available --- - 1 "outpiacnent epert" or "tetailnatlan auL-tani" The open door and the last a'check are called "eecuUve retrieval" or "management recycling," "We help remove aproblemn, then wehsiptheproigemd with the removal," McCarthy says, ,sits & win.win situation rather than a winner and a loser stuatIoi," ye scop from a'fIrmatIve action plannJng. to ways of motivating unsatisfactory employees. Inf ormation on any of the seminars may be obtained by contacting the College of Extended Studies, at 2752123. Teats and other course materials for thoe seminars In which they are required are covered by the registration fee. All UCY seminars taken througl the College of Extended Studies oiler cont1ning eduction units, and are tax deductible. Eight evening and weekend real estate courses will ) ego. so gamiler terms are employ2d. tfcC&,thy is cried an uandg rment a.epknned in May and June by the University of Central :iorlda College of Extended Studies. heoneandtwo-daysemlnare,alltobehebd the S S - with your boss. You are about to be "outiaced." D1.Uil.d, that is. Carud. Sacked. Chuced out. Flied. It La LcCarthy's ttnk Ia cut ycu bone from your !Ivelthcnd wi th a mlnlxnumo( tettsand trauma. He epectr.lizea In hellng Cflt ft.'e their employees. Bet of all for the ackees he tries to guide the terui in the ranka of ties ernboied, ihe13 thei comeWnes 7lad UP better Off His Uaivance Career Center ii dzained to emthalze the positive aapect of "an o.derly tranitlon bet,nen C$i stsges." S The word "fired" is regarded as too barth for a ahettered UCF To Aid Professionals - S .SS ...j It Is time to start shuddering when — % S - I . - Bob McCarthy, dark angel of the discreet dbnilssal, confers - I .. Gain New Hopes .. * ... - — I — -.. - . . .. ~-. -=W I .,.- -- John 'Canned !viales ANGELES (UPI) grade dropout, Drew is . MEN. . - S - -. - - - - S - S , - - - . at age 13; Although he Is a seventh - I ) r S , . Investment Course Slated - - For more information call Nancy Willi ams 323-1450, extension 345 and ask about a Special Opportunity class. '" S__ :5'( - a retired Lake Mary man. When George Drew was 13-years-old, he found an abandoned rowboat near tus home in Mayport, VIa, at the mouth of theI St, Johns River. After plugging the leaks with tar, he used the boat to explore the intercoastal waterway and for fishing and camping (fl the sandy islands found there. Saturday's catch of fish was usually sold at a local fish market for 10 or 15 cents a pound. The year was 1917 and a large sailing .ship lay anchored in port, awaiting clearance before unloading A Special Opportunity class Li being offered at Se minole Community College for expectant mothers without high school diplomas who plan to enter or return to the job market soon after their babies are born. The student will receive instruction in consumer skills, preemployment training, and pre-natal care, as well as the opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma. Students may enroll at any time an4 work at th eir own pace with the assista nce of teachers trained to help with individual study needs. Classes and materlali are free. I - -*. . -% -, - .. 1970 began sailing the high seas Special. Classes Offered - -- 941"004..~ ." .. . George Drew, Ift, who retired In —4- .. - i.. ..,_, c••;: -.-- . - - -- . chance finding of an old rowboat, a career - at sea wastheborn which lasted more than 50 years For --Ttte. Hagar Viking Club of Central Florida invites members, friends and Nordic visitors to a festival and help celebrate the Vikin g herita ge. It will be held at Westmore Civic Center, Spring Oaks Boulevard Altamonte Springs, from 6 p.m. until midnight, on May 10. Ethnic food of Denmark, Finland, Iceland,'Norway and Sweden will be served. Liquid refreshments are available, Movies, lectures, handcraft.s and folk costumes will be shown. Admission is $2.50 with children under 12 free. 'For information - call: Karin, 277-7087, or harry , 351-5413. .. '. .. - .. From - -- * - - - 4 Ca#aj ti . - Vikings Sponsor Festival - - the rank he achieved and is from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at 30 Partin Settlement Road, Kissimmee. Spectators' are also' invited to attend the Natural Ability Tests for young dogs which will be held on May 11 from 8 a:Jn. to 6p.m. Camping will be permitted on the grounds but there are no hook-ups available. For further information call (305) 298-1945 OF 305 84&.04&4. Reservatlons'for the must be received by May 5. - * S . _______ . . The or' lando Chapter of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association is sponsoring a clinic on Mary 10, -. - * - -,.,%I . -.4. * ,-ftL~'- I _ - --'' 4 . ,; .. .,~`*;, S T10 Hunting Dog Clinic Set ..,, -- - By TOM NETSEL S. -'- - ' - - - 111, -----~- . S Herald Staff Writer - ' 5 --i - S .. S I "; I ResidentjalconlmunitiesofAmericahasannounced the grand upening of the clubhouse at Escondido. The landscaped building wraps a covered patio and deck around a large swimming pool and separate whirlpool. A waterfall tumbles into th e adjacent lake, Inside there are three flexible meeting rooms with a combined capacity of over 200. Paula Greenberg, of Interior Design of Nassau Ltd. in Fort Lauderdale, -, designed an interior in earthtones that focus attention on the two natural fireplaces.. According to comiunity spokesman Jerry Feinstein, the clubhouse, pools, tennis courts and lakes havebeensrongsellingfeaturesfor the twoand . bedroom condominiums. Escom'dido Is In Altamonte 8p1.PhueIof0 Units wuoutbf Esco ndido officially opened In Janpary. And Phase If now under construction is more than 30 percent sold. -. I i" :t L H Escondido Opens Clubhouse S Businesses in Sanford are putting on a new, face for the summer ahead. At left, The McKibbin Agency, 114 N. Park Ave., features a new brick exterior and larger windows. The construction was done by the Shoemaker Construction Co., Sanford, according to Alex McIbbln, who is a partner in the agency with his brother Bruce. Below, the building housing Architect James Melvin and Associates Is being completely renovated. Rough-hewn cedar slats have been added to the exterior of the structure, which Is located at 218 S. Park Ave. Since moving into the building April 1, the owners have also made major design changes to the Interior. More exterior and interior changes are planned, said a sPokman for the architect. ' - S S . - -. ,P,. . S Central Florida for achieving a perfect 4.0 academIc average dur ing the just-completed winter quarter. . ' thefastestgrowingcablesysthmsin thecountry,"salth Charles F. King, general manager. Orange-Seminole Cablevision now serves more than 55,000 subscribers, and has cable passing more than 120,ODO homes in central Florida area offering 10 channels of entertainment, education and information plus Home Box Office. Residents in the new area need not call the Cablevision office, & - ,- - - - - ". - - never went to the United States John Burkett Clar of Lake Mary, has been honored by be ing named to the President's Honor Roll at University of - . Orange-Seminole Cablevision has anneUhced completion of cable television construction passing more than l) homes in Seminole County. "We're pleased to welcome our friends In Sabal Poin t. This represetfls only part of Orange-Seminole a . S . ..)e .6 - .! • - . , V - y % SS. S Clark Makes Honor Roll L. ' -. 5 - W . % The Seininole County School Board and Project Child Find are co-sponsoring a pre-school screening clin ic on May 9, at the First Baptist Church, 519 Park Ave. Sanford. The clinic will open From 9 until 11:30 a.m. and from I until 3:30 p.m. The testing is free for infants and children up to school age. The children will be screened for problems in the areas of speech and language, vision, heari ng, physical and preacaiemic skills. For furth er information please conta ct the Seminole County School Exceptional Education office, 322-1252 or 831.1617. s S - S . Cablevision Nets Homes -- ' - .1 I I . S S -' — . .-. Cabin Bo - S -- C - I Clinic Scheduled In Sanford ' - ' - . -S Drew: Free Pre-School Screening - - -- ,. - - - - 0 Sunday, May 4, 1980-I - . - . 5 S .eorge Ivr -, -S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, i iuièf - - , S -S . * Mrs. Joseph W. "Dot" Br enn er has been named vice president-branch managethe Sanford office of First federal Savings &. AsciaUon of MidFlorida. Mrs. Brenner replaces H. A. "speed" Moreland who recently retired from his branch manager position at the savings and loan's Safifotd office. . United States" - a 1975 study regarded as the Industr: "Without rehif ffie,tracks cannot escape this negative spiral Mrs. Brenner joined the savings and loan in Sa nf ord current sta tus of horse racin g In Fl orida is very "The ning (a -sh in -fan base-an "bible,"--with forec ts which have been right on target. inflation-fueled -. six years ago when it first opened, along with troubling, and the outlook for the next feQ' years Is bleak, operating costs)," the report concluded' The Pugh-Roberts report predicted: "Given no changes L Moreland. Moreland' had worked for the company Tracks are operating at a very low profit, purses are below In addressing the economic impact on the state, the report legislative regulation, most tracks will sustain large losSe about six years, coming from Reynolds Investment competing tracks in other states by $1,000 to $1,500 per race, overthenext decade, and 17 out of 95 thoroughbroll tracks wil pointed out the thoroughbred, quarter-hours and harness horse Co., Miami, where he worked for several years. and Florida breeder awards are below breeding programs in industries provided a direct cash now of $219 million during close by 1985." Mrs. Brenner resides In DeBary, where she has lived major competin g sta tes by one and two mullionlollars per 1978 to 1979. Allowing for the seconda ry and tertiary Many tracks are now in serious financial trouble, and nini more than 30 years. She and her husband, the DeBary year," t he report said. "multiplier" effects as the cash moves through the economy, horse tracks have gone out of business or changed hand. postmaster, have four childr en. Mrs. Brenner had been "Under existing legislation and taxation the industry has a the total economic impact Is conservatively estimated at more because of bankruptcy in the last three years. branch manager of the Deltona office before being . promoted to her new post, and had also been a vice president of the Sanford branch during Moreland's : tenure as manager, AREA Debbie Marsh will assume some of the duties S previously performed by Mrs. Brenner at the Sanford - . I I .. Named Officer At Sanford's First Federal - , S S Flo .- S S a . Special to the Herald. -- S t S Hórse lracks NearT h à .Wjre' I S * cash flow problem which prevents substantial investments or 'than $900 million, it stated. The p4'jtrIe$ also provided 12,24 rida' s horse increased ependitures directed toward Improving the. jobs for Florida citixens lastaw. iscot Jy1oengj TdDWiffiamR*fflinjw th, Kill mnetocethPtbYth internationally-recognized economic analyst and forecaster, the industry, the growing squeeze on discretionary income add Florida Horse Council, which is comprised of Calder, Florid "Without regulatory and tax relief, the future of the industry spending (from attendance), and the growth In industry Downs, Gulstream, Hialeah, Pompano and Tropical (in Florida) is highly uncertain," stated Klllingsworth, who operating costs. will combine to yield rapidly shrinking In- tracks, the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders Association, th 'has conducted similar studies and forecasts of horse racing in comes. Losses .will begin to occur for some major Florida FIor1d Horsemen's Benevolent Association and the Florid -S New York, PennsyJvania,Po,ZliLnoLc and Colorado. ge im g" ;. His most recent report.involves a set of detailed studies The problem, however, Li not hopeless, Klllingsworth's Assoc iation. called, "The Future of the Horse Racing and Breeding ;:eport stated Inaddition to the hourse racing economic studies atIndustry in Florida," and "The Economic Contribution of the "These problems are similar to those experienced by horse.. forecasts by' Killingsworth, he has.conducted surveys ar Thoroughbred, Quarter-Horse- and Harness Horse Industries Tacing In other states. Several states, including New York, analyses for the 197$ New York Legislative Task Force, tI in the State of Florida." . Illinois, New Jersy, Massachusetts and Delaware have 19fl Maryland Senate Flnance.Committee and the .MAf11 The 1980 report showed in Florida hose racing costs are recognized these problems and have taken strong action to House Ways and Mesas Committee, and the Massachuseti assure a strongand growing industry. Increasing at 10 to U percent per year, while revenues House Committee on Government Regulatio nA "For horsemen and breeders costs (in Florida) have grown growing at only 5 to 7percent. It also stated that the Florida He was Ui project manager for the well-known PigI horse industry has an. annual economic impact of $900. much more rapidly than revenues, and Florida is appearing as Roberts report on "The Future of Thoroughbred Racing In th a less and less attractive place to race and breed. on the state. BU$NE S.S . . .: I r .-. — . S -14 .'- - - .,,, See KEFVNUINGPSI,IC - - P - - -' S - * 5 ' -.S - - ' S �-. I - - - - - - ._. , - - -.., - - - v--- w' r rr-,- f.1. 'rr - r?vTEl ,. , - 4 -. - - - - - - -- - .----- — - In And Around Sanford In And Around Loflgw000d, Winter Springs men • _____ ______ I 1 A I n—_p cn *m4 ilIL* .: :- -ia -ç ___ _ _____ _ v" Al Gs 1k flsei ____ __ __ ____ __ :- — a ' ___ _________ Z .---t -: _ _ And _ _- $ butL1jr. . — 9 J gi perf, U ifl\ ____ " __ I and m ci*. c ___ He L- joyi .ating Ti 1l ___ ____ an AS dvt a ia ___ * a r .*LI6* diaee*T c (I's Uii& -• . - •,* *gaIw -- - __ .• ' - --: / - °b I, aOln1megs anal an-angjng - . - ) -,, -- hutiw,d, Bob, elated m the 1 i-J , S1nd ' d-$'--w He a rasa4i !ng FFWC. Bill said, "I'm -. woektho1o. "I'm excited. I teedtodeathtocomethrd members Bunnie Logan and 9. If anyone has any in- during Student Activities feel lzmorcd," ale sait i In the state. I am so ap- Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith were formation on the following Awards Day in April. tllnklwilhreallyenjoyitasi preciative to the club presented Torch-Guard classmates, please contact — members who helped me awards. iMo it. Everybody Joan, 322-3374 or Phyllis Derek O'Donoghue, owner-ki attain this honor" In the Arts and Crafts Senkarik, 322-4054 operator of Aqua Pool Ser Friday's Herald ran an Division the following won me missing mates are- vice, is in serious condition at award!- Mrs Leo Kinz. first William in;ii De,... 1!iwy Florida Ilosnitni ?'Jg-,rth IIIJ I4aIc, place, ceramic's clown; Mrs. Jenkins Bronso,,, .William Altamonte Springs, according Vernon Harrison, first place, Brown, William Castle, to a family spokesman. dolls; Mrs. Hugh Pain, Jennie Dinkins, Marie second, a felt picture; and English Hauser, Mildred The picnic supper party at Mrs. Robert BrI.sson, Hawk, Rae Erland, Roberta the Airport Boulevard -home honorable mention, landscftpe McConaughay, Eva Belle of Lou Baker started out oil painting. Raulerson, Wilbi Reeves, honoring lubye and Leo King Club menbers attending Robert Sears, Rebecca Smith. on their 36th wedding anthe FFWC 85th Cànvention and George Watkins. niversary. other than Bill and Vida were But then, Selma and Ted Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, past Teresa Fáiicloth of Williams were celebrating a FFWC president; Lois. Sorrento was crowned "Miss wedding anniversary too. Housholder, club treasurer; Central Florida" at a pageint Congratulations to the two LourineMessenger,delegate; In A)tamonte Springs. Denise couples. Melba Cooper, International Bertrand of Sanford, was the Tables were set up on the 3aiiL*W $teWibd havi OIar& 'ansr - - -:' - ROTE Uimi t1e. .- • -C • Ii I I! •• • __ - ___ '- W Miuri4 _) U Sth.sl a spsissn c.alttee are, Ire. • Heenda L. Graka., Re,. Emory Blake, Chlaeta 1er. - - I a dciw . T I J. .2 American couples kiss In public In Japan, it causes a great deal of embarrassment and curiosity among the Japanese, who are unaccusthmedtosuchadlsplayof emotion in public. I think we Westerners would do well to adopt the Oriental custom of keeping. one's emotions under control, I - _____ Al — - - -- __ SPFJAL PON - - _____ - __ - ___ 968CIassOfCrøomsHjgh _ ci .1 — -• .• . _____ ___ W - A b * ___ - - -% RA I.XP. - ___ — a — a - Jefwiding — a -—• ______ _ ___ __ ci D • - -- — ____ bu1v: - __ --- 41 : he_ ___ - __ N. MBo ___ ____ rats the 4th aI __ ___ on _ - '-' I -- 1 4r2 -: - • - -' p • DII? __ __1W? s- ___ — — — aiu &) t ' '-..._. LI 2I ii--1a IR - 121 '21 (II •t pg, - - . —. - - r..iX&,'k - .. i _T- i 'L' - V - ---- - - - - +_--_- ------- • - -• •' -• '. P -- I • • ••__+_+ .+ 0 -- .+ - - - __'______-___--:_------------- ' ! - +.___-__ -+ ..# . -s ' .- - S J_. - - - .L_ + - '. ____________ •0-.}" .,,' ___ - - &L.4, j , Herald Photo by Torn N.tt.l - Mrs. Walter A. Gielow, left, shows the Stralfordshire china plate she was awarded at the FFWC Convention as second runner-up in FFWC's Clubwoman of the Year competition at the state convention. Mrs. Milton Smith. right, [)istrict VII l)irector, holds silver tray the Vàma's (lub of Sanford won for first place in FFWC HeautlJlcation. lawn and a chicken barbecue with all (he trimminis was served. Ashby Jones conducted a round of lively games and soon a mock baseball game got underway. Hctesses with Lou were Mary Boone. Frieda Tyre and - - + Domarious Jones. Myers and Nellie and Boyd Others attending were: Coleman. harry Boone, Lucilla Echols, Aiso, Pearl and J.P. Bates, Olive Hunter, Jean and Brette Glenna and Estes Brockman, Sanford, Ginny and George Chapman, Grace and George - Clayda Jones, Welsh Tyre, Hudson, Dot and Roy Mildred Steed and Gene Thomas, Edith and Gerald Rodgers. - ./ ' 1/30FF regular paces of selected 14 KARAT -J GOLD NECKCHAINS! - Ifs like hdving a sale on money! Only It's better. . . real gold, spun Into those beautiful neckchalns that make fashion news! - + Plus! 10% to 33% off regular prices of other selected 14 karat gold jewelry! Maifer Charp - [ANOIVE ALIVEJ + - - -• -• + - rFLoR1o1 _ - - . _ - • . + + _________ - - DayJ Men prefer feminine women, anal there's nothing feminine about hippos. They can't walk ladylike, they can't sit ladylike, and God forbid theyshould have to run! And if they were to see a moving pIcture ci ttemaeles walking away from the camera, they would never wear tight pants In public again! case you tiink I'm a skinny person with no understanding 01 the fat person's pain, let me au*we you that I am a former fatty who is constantly fighting the tattle ci the bulge. BEENTHERE DEAR BEEN.THERE: Not - .--• - in time for Mother's sd1caf1dudableto accept tb.lves as they -. + - :-- Just fit stesestype. Some are hameat, + - -- • ••• •- • ' -+ - -. + + - __ - - - --_ - • E-1. 'JV1I€A + + L ,-- + + •..'- . 1A.' - .. - .L ' TIIae5c* + - + • - / .4' - fn1L - - - w + - ,. ________ raai,.L1U + -A + vIe'w + + - ____ + - + - _ + + : ,_ - t'J1aiJ 'IL V .isi • ' __ — - + - . - __ __ • - L-- iis2 . & iiilá -es 's -)'we l + !—,----.--' iuur - i'— V& SI1S Q.s* P-)1D fts $e Láa -' __ ç _ __ ___ 1WJYWbe I: Zavfr ____ .S1AcELET% I ____________ _ "-a Fiv 01 Aite aid .t y s,, ____ _ f __ _ I I ___ o , - _ _ B __ __ ___ , T '• • - — L U 5,11 '' ai1a oriW- -• UM Oxebral -• — _ _T __ Victoria Nathea I4IIi, _____ ' ___ .i for • - DEAR Z,: It's true that controlling one's emotions certalaly v7oidd reduce the incidence of accIdents among the Ocddents, as It does among the Orlentahs. But It will new play In Peoria or Paris, or Palm Springs, or Pnudc. DEAR ABBY: This is for the vioman iiho admits to beIng 65 pcunds overweight, butinsiitsthat she is 'happy, popular, good-lootlng, welldressed, and couldn't care less what other people think." U she really believed this, she is not being honest with herself, no how can she be with oth? I have yet to meet an obese person who was totally honest. Generally speaking, they cheat on diets, lie about how much they eat end what they weigh; they even lie about having a "thyi'oid" _ - - / Z.A.R. ;1 -- ZalesWKaratGoldSpectacular! '4t1 - ____ - - I, - - , April atGainesii1le. Arojer coining visit down here. - - - • ----.;•--• ' ------• - ------------• DEAR ABRY A rozider - zir Witn "TIi. ...•I. •I.... gFUIILUIId ...•_i . -. . . .. J..,.I...nI iu, •I. uu uut j to expect a gut IIUS subtle turin 01 blackmaIl. complained, "Although my Assodation II) Aid Fat - grandmother. I don't believe every time a grandparent Any suggestions? boyfriend is very affectionate, I'eople,'t a neIy formed in buying my grandchildren's visits. I really love them, but I NO GIFT (;RANNY I wonder why he never says, 'I organization dedicated to love by bringing them want them to be glad to see l)EAR GRANNY: Your love you." fighting ilise rimillation presents every time! goto see mr for myself— not for what I grandchildren will soon be You replied, "Perha agalrtst the obese and to them. However, the other bring them. he conditioned to expect no gifts isn't ready to make a comassuring them that fat Is fine grandmother does, which is I become slightly irritated from you. Hang In there and mitment yet." Abby, I am and nothing to be ashamed of. her privilege. We all live in when the little ones invariably concentrate on cultivating dillnitely ready to make a DEAR ABBY: I am a the same city. come, running to greet me their love In other nays until ,,. ., . ,.i .-.i. i,i.., 1,....,. .....h •.u,i.. j, --- . commitment to my girlfriend. orantitnut hi'r an,l nn., -- - - . u , wi, tilidi urn you oring uwir vaiues mature — as they but I, too, find it very difficult might expect. I am placed in been conditioned tby the other mt'!" I refuse to submit to gill In time. + to say, "I love you." + _____________________________ Incollege,IhadaJapanese - -. LJ- . + roommate -who said, "II a - SANFORD PLAZk + ALTAMONTE MALL Japanese boy were to tell a ' + + girl be 'loved' her she would become very uncomfortable and wonder what he expected of her In return. Oriental men express their affection In more subtle ways — such as dolngnlcethingsforagirl,or + giving her small gUts" He also said that when -S • _____ *5, we ______ ra 3, ___ ? . ia"-' tc. L. 4 •' sara- - Oriental Express' Too Slow For America Mr. and M John Jill - days with them after tie tU-th Uhiiyt the tarth 01 ci Arn. Ste is now at bere the doprJmr, Amber Joy on looking forward to tetr - — ' SIn Wait in Gainesville, anal lus t ày -/ • to the Sanford library. ESO the 30th class reunion on Aug. Shorter College, Rome, Ga., Many hapw rlturm ci this heen!nZleC!.rWcihes ____ r* - arI 01 t ings There is a let 01pip wout homes of Evelyn Hart, C JteSrI—, wIy t ,1* p*] Department Senior vice1nfi • president, and husband ci u The La Sd1..; Mrs. will be t.&ed at the Bailey, and Mxia Wait, AIfrd Savla associate couidact.r of the F1seid ___ a P-- E. Ier'-(joes1 Ib —41"nal Couiveataon rn WI (1 IZ VFW Symphony Orchestra and two of the Circus World ttacsdor 01 rai y (kiando ths .Juee, tat Rod i' Auzillary ___ -4 ____ d Po" Concert which fl ht*nl,Jolm, on April a • P rformers at the S j-.,____ . ix..j... r uicu n- *1w buse .or - ,. i'z to vat aid . 1.01 h ___ (1* ViCk3l Bon1d rally) vi Palm Springs, CaIIL weighed $ tIn. 3 at ttj. He The W -1 Ser. and t some 01(1* CM Ageaid ii4ij Gerald Ford, the former Her grandparents are sa th ie4 place Ii4vn rIRi.us t1*t are an Auxiliary will celebrate Ike Umted States, Bartara anal I1wac gthai ci —. —- p dise, t ares. He felt it was a WJ7 L.oyaltg Day with a was a gieg qaeaker,-Bthre Wizdr Sprmr, 1sàPKt th Fli.t.J.... F— pr..iLcllse, as well as an at 11* Pest ILr* at noon on be rered Pazxfr, JoIn we Jill and John will he At May 4. TIe pnI eajoyaUe vion. corally to Los Ang1es aid visited renieuerrd L many as the * The La 1.i 01 Wl IIIv Marshes her and father, head drum major and a a -h - They a There will be a plait sale on ____ taacy aid Erle Hewitt majorette for Ike tagt sd ___ o.Jd plaie for dth MqlS(Mhe'sIsyEwe)at JoheWaittjiatrohviied ____ r rso is from a I"' tw 11* Pa Happy Birthday Julie o. John is atfrrbng boot - aid *e. - Tee ____ --- I . Loretta Qorksen, presklmt Bal Sertona Thursday. Carmine also ci pepl 01 Florida Lwfrs fiiii drove c, tkkii a little Atzlllary to Veterans of ti u nyu, tag Foreign Wars, and her i. SCI1. u —' ci th a a pu.—.,-. %DahI*r9 ____ ____ 01 w ____ aa i *a a '4. esAa4,Z Pxty taniness, then n'Og on to Jackson on d., --' -' Ho ___ _____ — w 'Th, ci vir€. r aid Rod Cable, outgoing finaicial Lisa Lyman High th ru.uvi.Iai 01 a iesMIr, us ife Joyce, a Bravo School trnt. was y w e $ raise . and Carmine kI $,U, (1 a utod the Longwood with the Siamese Stwküt 01 ajtft . the Moeth Await ut Sertouia ob at the ..—IJ I r iq In deference to Mennal e for F). Rod md Joyce drove Or Pa tee leavironWeIri..d.yaid Dey weekend, the regnior 01 i o..,.t meeting for May , will be tai v,'-es webet*, 'ss,n. -- w belt m t e cisame lmaaatic held May 77, at I*Ofl b -- èI account of Ruth Gaines Affairs chairman; Estelje third runner-up. Wo's ______Q (FFWC) winning first place in the Davis, Arts Department was especially memorable for District VII Civic chairman; and Martha According to friends, Bill *1* Woman's Qith ol Sanford. Improvement Project (CIP) Yancey, Public Affairs Glenn of Escambia Drive and The heal dub won fl awards for the bicycle paths in, chalrman. alifelongSanlordresident, s in auhbtion to the iratallation _______ Sanford tie club spousored. Thus the "Wonderful World recovering beautifully from 01 a mnt, Mrs. Milton Other first place honors of FFWC" (convention open heart surgery. Bill says (Vida) Smith as FFWC taken by the club were In the theme) has ended — but not he owes it all to his wife, flj VII Director. General Federation of before another season - has Betty, and his doctors and ---i-'--' • Women's.. Clubs, ..Com- already begun; nurses. M WIth is. Walter A. (Bill) municationa and in FFWC -____ _____ BeautlfiUon C' Ann Nichols daughter of Who knows about the the sondrup'n Marion Nichols of Lake tree Clubwoman of the Year TheEpsilonSiginaOmi(jon missing mates? tie (ESO) Chapter-of the club Joan Monroe, was among seven According to was given an award for the Anderson, Seminole High pledges tapped into the Senior cording to Vida., she i • There . are some ting settied in m2king Women belonging to clubs in donation of large print books School Class of 1950 wilt have Argonaut Honor Society at Sunday,May4,1-3C s ____ by Book, and Beverly a.m. 1o6 pm. ______ Rm rd fird — f D — Serta.kth. the Regional Governor's The plaets will be set ç on ____ the southeont CD ci the 1 Sertouna Heart ci S'P* _ _ FidaDidridwsedjvided, • The fU1Ir ineetü ci the and U will be tyo __ __ governors, Ray Hendricks Longwood-Winter Springs Ares Qiamber 1 Ed BaniL Ev11t dayed extránely wa held Moy at the w. busy with the business QuaIItyImNrtlLThere were bet 01 1id6'W$t31D 1torase msand1be1ime4 Joe Bert Was the. ksep k riv. activities and & Sp)ke and they all rd.d Imme tited gueat eakrr. __ _ _ ,.—, •. Th *s enj.y the \t' t'%\i Sphb . Cbeàeives 22 State Awards thinóI óé$ to Aid '--- Evening H,raW,Sanford, Ft. - on t_*STATE_ . - •'' y Pent. U I -w + + + • VISA • Amsnlcon Express • Code Blanche • Dineis Club • layaway iNns I.tØct to pfla aie Pens nc MCSSIalIy Vices on acPe. ZALES °" • The Diamond Store I -- + p - • -- - - + + ----,--.----. ?' I'- �S - -s' r • .- •••• ' ___ ---.- - - .----- - -. - • S ~ ~ - --* . . . - . 4 4 • 4CEVIflIflgI4It$lsS4fl4d,FL Sunday, May 4, 1O Adventist % tHfSEvENTw.o 1? - %. 14111114111 School - - Prover Service --- .. -- am. Poster .,:* The . to a , .... C h :-~ : I Y. '.Np..ii. . 1 ,o* wo :' Evening Herald, Brief 7 - - - •I - - 7:30p.m. 7:11p.m. The Now. *sst, Psaior a*VI.W.iis$ D$.po Freddie Smith Sunday school ~' Main Street-Canaan city . - Rev. M.N. Burke Jr. Junday school Pastor 9: 31 a. in. II.os::rn, Tun. Evening prayer s.rv, 1:3@p*,". :x p.ni. 11:00apm. - Tues.Official Board Meet. 0:00 p.m. 1101 Church Training Evening W.rthlp Wed. Pray lacy. - - 1:11p.m. . I 11 Christian 0% Svuudsyldueni ', - Rev. D&TW M&R"W Simillay left a Aiillaralag Worslilp Country Club *slid,Lake Mary Am v M Lem . Its Sunday School f:41 a.m. 4. . - Preethlng&WorsJulping :)Ipm. aim* Stiody Sharinrecioimuuug Wed. Prayer Moo Provided . Minister 9;418.1". wed.Iarvlcs 'u" 17 SANFORDCNUIITIANCHUpC,, . . . . . , .. . Sunday school Morning Wontilp Church Training EvitairlWorsholp Wed. Prayer Service . Jie 9:45 a "I. 11:1641M. 11:11*p.m. Monday Luke 8:4•15 .. Some Worship service Pastor 11:308.m. Ewing eiC, Prayer Mooing - 7:Np.m. p.m. . -. Christian Science 1: 38 p.m. Wednesday service 7:30p.m. ~111 mwim Reading Now dally except Wed. a Set. Worship Service ll:"&.M. 1:31p.m. Wed.Prayer wv. ?:"p.m. ' ~ ...-A me - P:3$p,m. - . aw to 4 P.M. 6 J. 0 . . . 1, ~ ..~ . %, Fredlaker . ~. .vongelust 11:01a.m. - liltoStudy -,--, . , Psalms 27:1-13 Kindergart,,, flwewglu UighIl Grade . Morssing Worship ll;No.m. Evening Worship :IS;rn. 7:01p.m. . I I il Rev. Fr. Gardner Church School ., ..__ - . T / - Pastor 0:30cm. Singing and Sharing S .$h,,,, 4;*p.M. Ye.IIM.I$i. I Now. Raymond Crock., Sunday School Pastor sin. s 7:30p.M. she maybe a little bumlic of fury!'; .. - Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRI$TIANCHURCN 3011S.Pa,tAvo. N. Prod Neal Pastor Rov.EdnsendL,Wesr Asie.Puter NEW UPUPULLOWINIP Word plorolco Pretty as a picture, isn't shei? She looks "downright" angelic. Yet, five minutes from now 60p.m. Y.P:S.ed. NAVUNNAPARK BAPTIST CHURCH 1741C.ISIV'VCIvBISOd ISV. SVV D.IS P5IW 1:401.0. $uMsySakwl flsIls.a. use" W"ship 61"p.m owirca Trm" Evening Werp PuIIP.*. 1:0 P.M. wed.Pvsyer$srolcs - PssS g30 am. 0:310.0. iiesi Piluew$hip W - 14:008.1". Morning Worship Church School morning Worship Chfld.rcn change f,.stcr than the wind. They haven't learned to hide their feelings. But while grown-ups'may present a better cunioullage to the world, there arc few of us without ifiner C011. flicta. And these conflicts can he serious. - Take your problems to Church. Pray that you will find a tw)lution to them. Talk them over withvournhInIstcr.Andwhatseemsama.todaymay become a straight road tomorrow. It would bca lonely world if we had tok keep an our problems to ourselves. We don't. God never . UMYF . 7:30p.m. CRflt$i . - - - 2nd A 4th Thursday .0 - 6: 30 8.13. . Sunday schsol 1: 31 Sunday Werihip 4:51p.m. Provided 11:30a.m. - - - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible -- -11111111111111111111111 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sao, Fla. Hard H. Hodges and Staff CELI ERY CITY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY STENSTROM REALTY ' ea ' St. Augustine Church held its first Mass at the . . GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employees • DISCOUNT FOODS "' er • Downtown Sanford I Don Knight & Staff - OIRECTORY AVAILABLE SENKARIK GLASS .' ¶4.50 PER WEEK 11 CALL 321461i & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik . , ASSIMBLY O $00 .1 Cod. 3715 & siu , 4 . DAPTIST - Calvary BOOM CWNICL Crystal! Lalke ____ Blvd. CAt101bOtty ICll0t CWC. 1* lamuloeta Control Baptist Church. liii Oak Lvi, .tosia rnrot Baptist Cliorande, Mbesiswy SaplW Cs,gh. 3sseen d. Cswnityslde lapsed Church, Ceuniry Clvi Good. LA'3 fzy 4 - __ Labe Dr. $Tvaktlts nu.. 31uelJlsFJfl_*hp. RCVSI_ k Church. W. 131 W. First $1r.sq, $.aby iof $aplef n€a, ill W. Airport Blvd. Prairie losh I. RWp FA. Pam park pra Ch, Mn.ey S000.d lhileh ,V1LI. rkPN$. Church, wait lenin Norm allow c*sr Ovscbr.vi Dr., Ca$$alherr' epripsi sepsis Church. ias pan.o.s. _ AII.MDI - - ____ Pr*dsNp ____ Baptist Church it tJ3 Olr. :i. '71 ?flom.i Springs wst CSW of O.vo et - - . v . - Firsi laptiol ChmW*S ci _ Ai$.nN SprI lien )'ap OcplIsI ' ____ ___ FinS DepHit of - . Fed of .FirstS ItCh skit Mr For5 ClOy aeplist Fed , ounloi. lined 3 , 1. Z1110,94111111 _ Sprts Church, Cvtl Stahl - 3_is I $onlvd .4 - - - '.rn Fark srn wy lP-'3,, A!9• ' X. C, 'E 'mai, "" :5111111130 oSu5lb n - hIpjt, Ill Le' Au,. Sculls 2plC*C1 CIiurc.i, I. ')SICfl Lvi., CityI c,irsst piscs.cu Church, Lasve.d $517 Crss p)sca'sd, Pir Avg ii 4*11 k*lstd $7, $rj'J' Church, Sill Lt.weM fld,. Vin$30.¼a '' . . y1ra own cuwc;l 02 WA Uvms Goc ___ , - , - C.I* it a noa 4MV0 CWN& 40 00 L.ØS Am $ye- pogus, mailing at nestle 'urcu. Sn 4 nel IA - sxi • ,- M. p,e- ,. . W Il'ar.4aos.L, p , Ooel. orsios CIVIL '.aS3o.sl Clur it . Hcarpii. toi.im , Inso loolalsole Chorck d Chriak $411 LAM Howell Rd. - CSW of W. 55 Palm Springs Dr.. Allimist, mgi. Mulish Lutheran Church. Golden Opys Or. I Hwy 1741. • _____ ' s,c5 it Chris. LUIan&0 Church it lS. W. Ink NsrIIilds Church it Clout. Fla. Have. DI-.. Maltiand ____ If. Lakes LuiSoss Church. ES. 43& Ilavie lt.$taghenLul%arooChwrch.434u$twofI4a,.g - . - I 'veoWtJlc* Cldrc%, Oc* - I Or. St. Aadvsws Pisehylertas ChoreS, Uk. It • ..... 1913 bear - - . . i 1. - -- E. SI od Fed Pentecostal Church el $I Cospal Tohor.od$3. 37)0 CoenOry CIgh llt. ss c. Hill Ostom Church , ' . '' ______ ________ - __ - p.m. and will be followed by a covered dish dliviir en the ____ _____ . Some of the Bible "signs" Graham sees as takIng place and which point to the lmmlnsnt end of the world are "viaris end rmors Of wars famine earthquakes in place after ,: c.'-- and multiplied lawlessness and is not worried, He fears that by l999nucleardeyjces will be compact enough o be carried the back of any strong person and will be used by in. t,-4national bandits, hijackers and bank robbers. TO SPECIALThEHERAW Translators gave Once outnumberin other unDALLAS, TEXAS derstanding In Russian, Church adherents, North Growing recognition that they Fy&-ich, Spgnish, , Portuguese .. Americans now note that the _________________ area world church was given and German while __________________ most at me mbership ia.Austraija is here this week to SevenLh-day tendee are bilingual. Even most densely Adventist. AdveptL,tn when stat istics th efrOmNew The sislon' brought the Gujw revealed that more than ) 650 Languages first non-Caucasian to officer are spoken percent of the mem rship is rea be lly a new tongue and status, G. Ralph Thompson, now outside North America, ure in each village _were ° born, is the new together in eecuti secretary. It was me coo th1aga observers from i counes ft time In the 117-yeaj SM drums which once history o( the Church thattiiii World Congress of the" lought worshippers to the non-North American was sanctuary In Uganda K)Ufl(je( a named treasure'. He Is Lance crmer headhunters .end egain as repreientatives L. Butler from Sydney, Uege professors, the filled theCo ntlonCenterin Australia. 1IUo,rm.hze1sd - and the Doilas, and wooden drums 11Ü meeting of Adventists - - - . been formed at 1ri,'4 9t.larn A 17 Elk- ' ___ ______ wXW do directim of ___ __ ______ _______ _____ ____ PA _____ ____ ____ Moth Hothm Day,May 11 It ft 10 ' a by an Trnidat(on headsts dotted 'he ongr3gotion, though to bi ____ Tj1e 3haJoin BroJziood. - - Poyt& Csrch pItch In to beip at a car wash EngIIh - - . , ,, . -- .. be ' ,: .,1. ,-,. it . . - . - - e continues-to th TMUtly to help raise funds for a class trip. International language. - - - - . 01 I 11 place Iniquity," But Graham I Glee Club To Sing ' - ______ _____ ____ ____ - italend AlMost. Church, 14511. Part Ave. SOtilsisS Dlhte Chord, )I IcaIng Ave. 5eaI,d Cans,sal it Jvioo*s Witaesas, 1114*. 41% 30, sMlg Hills tsrcvies Church. $1 430, Laspr.sod www -. -' ____ fr 8aed pastor and teacher in ft ____ - - f' COx To Speak In Geneva , - __________ Ciiitt*l Florida are., Will speak &uidsy May 11 at the Abiñdant We Fellhip at Geom Elemsnt SchooL 711;e = ,vice will begin a half hoir owbw If= =41at 4:30 r #Ali"$ - - . ___________________________________________________ . Winter Springs Cemmanily lyaageftcei Cenpropetlenso., W1ntjj . Springs llominta.y School , lando . Don The Pull O.oi ci Church of Our Lard Je.a ClirU, I1o$Iw , Church. zm a, Or . . - . ____ - . - s. Church II PfvIlescs, Dolhene Cl it lrat Church it Cinit, kbanhst, Ilkorn Blvd. cad Vonus gl,,, '-~mtcmft CON n. T*d vlf~ oposcflo Comlnnia High SchusS) ,irit Ppe$cgt , ) ' - following this special service, since this is aanjveswy month. - . ~ Adventists Go Global V~ -IU coqregatioa will aim have a Covered dish dinver Pare _____ . CON ISordalI Aveuve IteMassa ChMI. Baardsil Ave. huleda Community Church of Jes che15 it UlIt Day Ave sat bw 'as. Moons C*apei, Orange Blvd. Uhe Msnreo deM Hall of Jehovah's L. teoroo uuu. III 'third SOrest ,, pJs,J30 MoS . - All FallS Chapel, Camp $enuinsie, Wsk&ve ParS Rd. _ Ile was speaking of the Second Coming and the end of the world. - -.... .aérvlce, NTS AND )INNERS . - &Py", Many of the youth will pcip.te in thO rshIp . I -, - audience, "We may have anoth2r year, maybe two years, then I believe It's going to be all over." - SantVJ, .j1J be . "No Christian," he says, 'has the right to go around wringing his hands in the face of the present world situation, Th e Scripture IIapton, N.Y., and cocked their ears for the says we are to comfort one another with the sound of the last trumpet blast. knowledge that Jesus is coming back in It was never heard. triumph, glory and majesty." married and live happily ever after. Life is When the Lord didn't appear, Miller and his It is state ments like these w hich ha ve not like that. There is much more to marriage disappo inted disciples there was concluded e ar ned for Graham the reputation In some than romantic love, some mistake in Miller's arithmetic, circles of being an advocate of "do nothing" The marriage ceremony is Just the Today's believers in an imn-drbent Second - while the world beginning. From that point on real marriage Coming e more caref is Irr111ubling at our feeI. ul. They use such "The oniy solution to the problem of war," must be worked out. Marriage is something expressioar ns as, "We are living in the last Graham has said, "Is Christ's return." we continually win or !o from day to day. days" or "The end is coming soon." While the evangelicals are hedging on the The einotion of love is not self-sustaining; it Others, like the Jehovah's Witnesses, say it date for the world's end, many people are endures only when couples love many things will come "in our lifetime" or' 'within the Lifepaying more attention to what the scientists together and not merely one another, span of some of those now living." are predicting about how much time we have One reason marriages w here children come Graham today says, "1 do not know the left. Into the home have a better chance of en- hour, the day, the month or the year. God Five scientists from Harvard University during is that now two people have something alone knows. But what vie see happening and Massachusetts Institute of Technology else to love together, rather than just each today may well be a preparation for God's s ai d recently that a nuclear war "by 1999" is other, We are not to ask: "What can I get out intervention in human at fairs when Jesus likely. of marriage?" But rather, 11 hovy can we ~ Christ will com:! and s..-t up a n2w social orWbile many scientists concede that tne together co share our lives that they will be der." . threat of nuclear war has kept wars at a richer and fulL-r?" Vomztimm Grahan minimum in the Last 35 years, they don't look will put his n2ech out Paul offered thia cdvi ze, "Never let the :un ceveral Inches farther, for the nuclear deterrent to hold off nuclear go down on your until ycu hava aAcd war ifidefinitely. "Our Lord gava a stuiunr.ry of events that forgiveness and have been reconciled." There would signal his return and the end of the Thomas Schelling, a political economist at must be love in every family. The mother loveworld as we know it. He named conditions Harvard, doubts we will be able to regulate is like God's love. He loves us not because we " that would prevail. Reading them, on.- must nuclzar weapons in 1999 any better than we are lovable, but because it Is his nature to CVI control illegal guns, drugs be struck by their resemblance to what we or porlove, and because we are his children. nography today. daily see on our TV =e. -ns and in our for mother and the "Y" for youth and you have left the word "fail." It takes all the family working together to make home what It should be, wak 8leep1x Beauty With a kiss, they get . - Take theword "famy."Str1ke out the "M" newspapers." they are never quite the same again, Most 1 us seem to believe In the "fairy - Allows L.M.I. Church. Olive I 1115 - , iia Church. O,$ule Dur gs, , is. Jemas *40.1,. Woof Cyprus " Charch it Camaren C??y, ins., Ssar*II eli 5*40K * y's .S. Chu. 05.15. 4I u , c*aso,at c-o. CiteS. Ed., *nterpr*o 'ill on Monday at 6:30 p.m. in Hall. me P'rietu Circle is charge of the , . com .,. easy way, for It radically disturbs the emotio nal life of a man and a woman so that ffl Youth Fellàwshlp . Sunday .'2 L'lm Day 11111`11~ T I51 Church, 7*1 Wintir $rIISg$ lOVaS15 Day AU Chv Elm 14 '1 -Rd Mars HIM $sv Dey Chw 401 p lenter ThIE CNURCH5I __ ___ hs diY CHy Pint United Ma*adiit Church it Sone,s, CISIW 40550115 Church, Senius $r5 United Aefp4J Airport Blvd. expected the wrong thing, day take what seems to be the easy way out. It is never an We" concept of marriage. Prince Charming spin" a SEVENTh Y ADVENTIST Pond Uko lesm Dey Advenftof Church, lIwy. 430, ' ' °Sd Milhudiei Church. W. 41h it Osivesi - iCoa ii Pr . Wistmihisaer PresbyterIan Churc. Rod Iu.g Rd. ie-sl leviS.?. Mofiedlal Church. 1401 Sa.lsrd Ave. Stfillit Chapil AN.I. Church. Oet,s O.C..%.. Jhi r•. .'r. Yir 10, I4O.I3U.I - CInch it Cloist at Lak e 1110.. U.S. 1143, N. Cassilhirry ' . rj, . - go rocks is because men and women are expecting the impossible. Having United Methodist Women of First United Metho" Cburch WInIgr Springs Prsahylerlam Chapel, ?thday Atvootlsl Chord. II M1Wod11 . liii Palm Upsala Censnuunity Presbyterian Church, Upsala Rd. ___ - MW 11161100101 CbWS% POW Of Cenovmft CWW. Poled . u 3?. MerIts Prubyholos, Church. ___ Mina 'Cowww"howilsoost.1wW.13081. Nw$al.0 Ull W. INS P. Mom Ysei000t Sapitat Church. Goally Ins, 11055 UngiCul .out, 11oa laplis? Curgh, 1730 gar Ave. -, ' lOstern Orlhst* 1bth. Q. 730 psj. CBIIH.. Church, IOU I. Samford Avi. 1a$5V$ CP'Ssai Church, Iii W Airport Blvt Northolde pIIa C5, PInids Naves Dr.. MalIland -. -- IldspsllftIc1 BaplIpt WJei.. Oils Lacus B.. U-i.,_..J 4 u..e AJ559) -' 5r111 Unilod Meihodlul Churdu. Tudor Or,. lenland loSses Ailaty CommorJty Methodist W. HIghhunk Rd.. Delery eScvo bvrd of Sd, 1101*13* U. anisv I I, -. Pins Ri Rd.. Caoe,Ihar e,,3,IpuA',a and Employees $ern,31 IMiled Mem.rtei ChurCh. 5. De$ary Ave., Ulüwprlgi liar Lou UaHed Milhalsl Church i.*i *40.1, Church, Canes. Hgeo. , g 1.. In the Old Testaments womehad aost no rights. Jesus put men and women on the same . - • It was in 1950 that BiIly Graham told an - recognzl.ng annulment which declares in effect there never has been a marriage, In the gospel of Mark , Jesus Is concerned about the positive side of marriage. (Mark 10:9) "Those whom - God has joined together, let not man put asunder." One o( the reasons so many of our The annual Mot&r-Daughter Banquet of METHODIST . W. zn. Mlslonery IplIet. $Ipos *. I ou W. . .7 Qod li 3I7Orlsa rdu .1 God. 1401 W. 141h It. church of God ks Cvi:$. sn CHRI$TIAH ___ .ii. north PrtndW,e Ocpllit 1301 115*5 - Baptii, 11* & Codc, Lakes ____ ____ :03 Hick.-. ISITIRN OGTY.00Oi Jasn o,*ec. csci, '.i. ssacs, vne Dr., near ol.in d.. Ci•sSS0•TY lIld 2L MWV Map WSs CS.IIc ChFch. OW LadyeI iSo CalSslc Ciwj, UhI ,tx$uINo, 5j P I. 1 'vS. , , I DIRECTORY orch C.T$OjC 11. CHURCH . hurct of Cod, O-eisdn csu of 15. 1itIWI LI M All Siuls ___ Ci$allc Chord, lii OCA *',. ___ lSccdsolo thXJe'R 3U CSWch, °C .Mon.s S* &llst De C .;,. .i -. Dopted Church, SOS C7prcc t. Tcenpte DII*t Church, 0,$5 5., il• 35VI Chap M1sy Daptist Cliri. 'ArG C, It1%ls 't.. ____ Ow.cai,43 a Ceti* . siist . AREA CHURCH OF COO Cur& at Cluorca C1, la's. , FirS SepsiS Church, lit Pork Ave. . . WINNDIXIE STORES . By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ (Second of three reLatedcó%umns ha ve to fidelity. Some refuse to marry divorced persons, but get around their own rule by done. *Moms And Daughters Feted .1 ~ religious and patriotic songs, there was little specific politics. Hand 9 -- ll uranam wasn't the first or the last to wipe egg off his face w hen similar predictions failed to come true. The all-time boo-boo occurred in 164-4. On Tuesday morning, October 22 of that year, 100,000 of William Miller's followers climbed the hills and housetops around - At this time of year considerable emphasis Is placed on family life. What does Jesus teach about marriage and divorce? There is confusion at this point. There are branches of the Christian church that say: Under no conditions shall there be a divorce. Other marriages and Employees - SEMINOLE COUNTY __ I % - cmr*ddsb supper at 6 M in Mellonville Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wilson the provisional church. The Philadelphia, the first pastor terms. There are times in the light of the OW standard of values, that the most CIrisUan thing to do wou ld be to get a divorce. Tobe forced tollve together would be bell on oath. Each thdi dual situa tion must be judged in light of the Christian standard. What does It do to the persons involved? What does It do to the children? Children do need a good home. When persons can be encouraged to marry and have aChrisUan how lt should be Sunday School Teachers and workers will be honored at a with choir and congregational singing of a mixture of shriek of the R of Theres More To Marriage the men and women of ft Church to a softball game In the lakefront park. Recreation for all ages is planned. The . and Employees ( O.S.A., I 7 at 4 p.m. The Church softball team has challenged •. .. . PUBLIX MARKETS ''- JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS KNIGHT'S SHOE STO RE a000 S. Orlando Dr. MORTUARY - I groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the new and dignitaries. Special guest - '1 In the more than 0 sermons and speeches,. interspersed "(But) we $uwe de filed the End ea y - of-town priests and fay people, as well as local cler gy Augustine's moved - to the new church became a reality of St. Augustine Parish, An all Church picnic by the FI United Methot Church of Sanford wW be held at Mellonville Park this Eunice Wilson and Staff . I HARRELL Si BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff OF SEMINOLE and Staff . and Employee3 . , I Sunday, August 27, On of parishioners grew and St. - Oviedo. Florida pherson, O.S,A., associate pastor of St Augustine' out- July of 1961. Soon, the number across the parking lot from Martinez, Church Plans Picnic TRUE VALUE HARDWARE - Castelberry Woman's Club in structure, which is located will be the Rev. James - - Protesta av . dedicated on Jul " 25 pal celebrant. - - American eagle 'l'he /Semino le Plaza. when the first hiass was to Washington. has become the twitter of a for St. Augustine Church's A number of speakers, Realizing a rapid growth celebrated there on Christ" ' Those who gathered frightened gparrow." including Bill Bright of new church building on Sunset rate, a provisional church- mas Eve, 1979, Tuesday came by plane and . In the crowd, made up Campus Crusade for Christ Drive, Casselberry will be- 'parish hall was built on land Among th ose train and more than 1,000 mostly , of evangelic4 and., and television attending the held this Sunda"beg ginning- at 1 evangelist Jim located off Button Road ceremony will buses for the Jesus Rally, a charismatic pentetals; - lIakker, called for a return of p.m. th the Most Rqv end between Sunset and Senlindlededicatn the Rev. _.Albert P, Mae. day aimed first at holding up with a sprinkling of Roman, prayers in the public schools, Thomas J. Grady, bish~ of Bodevard. That facility was r the Orlando Diocese c e,, as - DEKLE'S - U.S. at 200,000 by U.S Park Pobee land," said Rogers. I roared back' "Praise the "W h e defied Ui lieaw. Lord" 'w h ave Onl~ an estimated 175,000 laughing stock of the grass , were on the same y area- nations," Rogers said. -The last fall when thepope came invited to attend a htpkfast in the social hail, hosted by the Men's nub. A small donation will be requested to help cover the costs, - - - I the 11 a.m. service. ,,The Sons of Song" will sing in the . I ernoton. Dbuter on the grounds following morning service, Afternoon singing, 2 to 4p.m. featuring "The of "Gospel Sounds." i .• Nativity Guild Installs I The Nativity Catholic Women's Guild will have an in. SLflhIfltiflfl Of nfflren'n at a uaw ,.Iat -.1..vss ..I..-1--. uuaw£L_ uis o:.0 a;rn.M5SSonMay4t the Church of the Nativity on State Road 427, Lake Mary. Father Clement J. Kuhns will be the celebrant and will in3tall the following officers for a two year term: Carol Mine, president; Alma Harrison, vice president; Ju Malurl, secreta; Florence Hennessy, treasurer; end Peggy Biglln, Dean ery Representative, ,- Immedlately- following the worfi~lp service, everyone is Pastor: 'response a throng estimated "J l- - St. Augustine Sets Dedication I - s •nMessRead,wrnt.rsprings largest . First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe, 65th Anniversary, this Sunday. Evangelist David Rich will be '---neak -. Mailing CI 7th-day Adventist Churci Family NIght Svpp 3rd Sunday . :i)a.fl.. 11:11a.m. 7:30p.m. 1:CIp.m. C. Edward Davis - St. Augustine Church -yfpt dedicate Tiew 11~ulldln'9. ` - I WINTER SPIN0S PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 1:50p.m. Man's Prayer Ireaktut -, - - a fo, -m.-r Essistant pastor at the Louisville (Kentucky) 65th Anniversaiy . al'ly enR ' I."t. ~ o- a dinne r on the grounds and fellowship, At 3 p. Assembly of God. "We are deeply concerned for the and a freedom from "the seduction vast millions of unevangelized of riches." - on the scrap heap of history. Rogers' speech, the keynote "God has been good to of the 12-hour rally climaxed the Lord!" America," said the Rev, an effort that began_ more The exhortation went 'but. Adrian Rogers, president of than 18 months ago and is again and again from the re1- the 13-million-member ex pected to cost organizer white-and blue bunting-dr Southern Baptist Contention, and sponsors more than $1 . . • Kes3inger, evangelist, will conduct services each night. He in But it links that proclamation to a new kind of responsible stewardship - with happy shouts of 'Praise - . . Latin Lord fIlled the Washington Mail 4 - The 7p.m. service Sunday will be the start of a four-day UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cavalry CIu),l1Upsaia Rd. Darwin Shea Pastor Sunday School 9:04 a.ml Worship Service 11:01 Nursery Provided FIRSTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH ,t3ParkAvi. LeeF.KInd Pastor Bi,fleS.nlord Pastor MI?ningWW5NIp I:N& 11a.m. i-'-u.--1 ' IhlS•.. WIV Church G*I t.%orningWerijslp Youth0qiup Wed. Chair . . revival series that will conclude May 7. The Rev. Tom Tile LANE MARY U"IT2D PAESGYTInIANCIIUQCII Wilbur A".. Lake Mary 'Zov. A.P. Stevens Ministel: SundaySchool 1:41a.m. M.rnlngw,nlulp 11:11a.m. MYPlndlOtflSun. 7:Ua.r,i. Ive.wershiplst&3rdn. 7:$p.r,l. Wednesday Morning Pray" Orcu, . - . Shelton, forTnerpasthras guest speaker,'merewju special music presented by Rev and Mrs. SheItO ill 0;31118.m~ Mss^ The statement is set in the evangelical commitment to witness ~ .1 - . .- Teena Sharp and Marjorie Smith. Nursery Cifftl, §T UMTOD METHO )ISTCHURC11 Tucker Drive, tunland litstas rtow. Robert W. wjll3r pas;w - . there will be a special service with the Rev. Eugene . . I ,NIpv.Dini.IC.esIa.Au.c.Ps,,,, - -, - . Anniversary this Sunday following the 16:45 a.m. service *., ,with 1. 1. IiUIUL9iICC5W li;thcdj!Inchiirchonca.,'ljiforUS Inth.atChuz'ch we will find undcrotandllng fellowship, and the faith to work out our own dtjnI. - -- - 1111clideA ffiat we nhould have to solve ati otLr ~ (11mcultiv.-I&I 1,-.hn.,l ,I D .. of developing We must t t Christ *s Savior an throughout the world ." Id" the needy." to all non-believers. urgency By DAVID E ANDERSON the blessing God has Catholics, Methodists and UP! Religion Writer showered on the United States Episcopalians came murWASHINGTON (UP!) A and then, as one speaker said, imirs of "amen" and "yes, crowd that eclipsed the turn- to repent for the sins that brother." out for Pope John Paul II threaten to hurl the country ' Deltona Trinity Assembly of God will Celebrate its 5th 7:S1m. Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev. Vlr*l L."ant,Pastor Tuesday will Wednesday Sharing Groups 1:30p.m. Huriwy Provided for II Servic . S:11a.m. 11:30-h am. Morning Wotakip Wed. Prayer Moefing in -A- - . Poster 9i4la.m. 11:448.m. Raw.0.K.G~ Similkil School Me"WofWarship I vispeollstic Serv. Family NW Sorvla woe le,ture CHURCH o coo M W."ad 5frool 1:41a.m. Evan"llific Services 6:11P.M. Wed.10voyerABINNIS" t1fp.m. . 1 118P3 IN thusslaftory Iev.IarIH.Laassn and Prayer . . FIRST PEESSYTERIAN CHURCH 10:411a.m. It:" won" Service . - Ave. ednesday -.11"' W I ' - • Trinity Assembly Anniversary PCJn 1I:IIa.m I,I51Ip - - 7:10m. Nov. Bad fl,mp.., . !P "' V,- stewards of our possessions, or love if we close our hearts against 200 , t - the if he I . - ' Singers will pre~ent, "How the West Was Won,tt a musical I . pragram. 10:06A.M. 11:01a.m. 7! 34 P. M. P46114VTgRIAN CHURCH -. jfwy. 11-13 1. Lake Mary Blvd. Airport Blvd. A Woodland Dr. . 10:11a.m. 730p.m. - Wednesday IIMeCLIS . , people In the - annuaMothe r-Da ughter Banquet, Saturday, May 10, at 6:30 p.m. In the church's fellowship haiL The New Hope . ~ proclaim Christ 's salvation - . GRACE UNITED %, - -, -1-~".!- Leases SIM@ Class' 1 Presbyterian Methodist -_• • - COVENANT - - and the unjust distribution of evangelicals said in a 2,500-word the Gospel, to such controversial lifestyles and their relationship to' statement, "An Evangelical Issues as redistribution of wealth, the proclamation of the Chr istian nited Methodist Women will hold its COn'llufflifIM00101911undaY 6:34p.m.. Wfla(neh,isfl School a.m national Consultation on simple Mother-Daughter Banquet . Pattee " - Wed Bible Study Gpel, the a,.. 1 I Nov. a - R uth Grant Sunday School Morning Worship Sunday Evening rday . , M. FIRSTPENTICOSfAL - I 1 iniliUirlsmnU distnbution of land ourneyeaven. Music, : N P mt so P . CI4UCHOPLOPIOWOOD us Orilmis, Street, Longwood . . .:-. , P xwpgnt to Simple Lifestyle solos, and narration are presented by 21 children in grades K-2. The musical is free, and open to the public, * S LUTHERAN CHURCH 114.4369Rtil6witilld. Oviedo (SIOVII) Rev. John J. Xucharlk pastor Sunday Scmw 9:41 a. m. - . . -. , By DAVID E. ANDERSON_. - orge Touhy, a member of the First Pkesbyterlan Pastor hip 19:348.m. ,. Nursery Provided ' Nursery Provided for all Services , LUTHERANCHURCH 8:5-27 7:30pm' Mid week Servi'e (Wed) (Lutheran Church In AmeriCS1 Rily. Ralph I. Litman Pastor Worship . 10:06 a.m. 9:04s.m. Matthew `*I .. ~ I,-.,. .. ~ ,I - 1:011p.m, FIRST CHURCH HINi Youth Hour Pastor indefi.rt.n and N ursery Friday : I I. ~ . * . Ii:IIa.m Sunday School .M This Is The Life 7""pseirvice 95:7-11 . 4 .. . . .. I- - - .-. I,*, . . tp - Cu.Cluwck Ave. &G,ant$t. ilioffierul) - A speelal presentation of"FlightFinal" will be pesented by the Children's I Choir at the First Baptist Church Oviedo this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. me musical is an aclap. tation of the program, "Flight Final," of the Trevecca Nazarene College Choir. Mrs. Judy Rogers, Children's Choir Director, adapted and directs the musical. toso,,, , .ioIlnJ.Hlnt.n Nov. Elinor A. Rowschoe Thursday Psalms .. Till. 700 3434 "FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH e s ou y . 21111 Sanford Ave. W# •, Nursery Provided , Pastor •'T 10.6-17 - . Wagner poster MId.WeOkSo?V.(WH) LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Romans 6" Lake Mary Sunday Worship, LUI'flerafl Lutheran Wednesday I -. , 1:N::rn: Wednesday Totillmony Evening WonNp ' . $vndavkrvIc. p.or . I I 1k I allicam lHioley"and LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 116 Lakeview. Lake Mary Nov. JimHuig$uons %4~.I':t SCIINTIST,DULTONA -a - . . . ~,'~* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST OldTrvffisferaNewDiy R. I worship Service Eve. Worship - . TV 1. Evening Service • - world," the statement participants at . UPI Religion Writer The statement was adopted by "Poverty 'and excessive wealth, consult~tion said: said. "Nothing that has been said An * inter'national group of in- participants at the first Inter- militarism and the arms industry, "It is impossible with integrity to about lifestyle or justice diminishes 'F119h1 Final' ' MPI stand against economic injustice as sored by the Lausanne Theology and the statement said, an essentlaal part of their witness to Education Group and the Unit on "Without a shift of power through the world. Ethics and Society of the World structural change, these problems "The credibility of our message is Evangelical Fellowship. cannot be solved," the statement seriously diminished whenever we It is the strongest call yet by added, contradict it by our lives," the evangelicals linking proclamation of In addressing their own ecorcomic Moiroe, starting In May on a part-time basis. Touhy will continue until a new General Presbyter is elected and Installed ' :::::: Tuesday Psalms 84:1-12 . . . . 1631 *911 First Street - • . 10:01a.m. lllWodIStr,iI Sunda r ystal a'.,, 1' . O a;s:.m. Sunday School 1:30p.m. of the NAZAR WINTER SPOS COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CO NGREGATIONAL ' uom.i,1s $19 Fort Avenue. Sanford Congregational Sunda' Isaiah 64.18 '1:10pm. . FIRTBAPTI5TCHURCH ?:011 P. 1". e L i fe S -- LAKEMANYCHUBCH ,asp.m: Of. Jay T. Ciwu.I. Evening Service Evangelical 131 Airped - 0:41 am. Me Th - calling on their fellow evangelicals Lifestyle held at Hoddesdon, Hert- capital, land and resources' are evidently not saved us from greed, evangelistic strategies appropriate to adopt a simple lifestyle and take a fordshire, England, jointly spon- issues of power and powerlessness," or his lordship if we are not good to different cul tural environments. Church of Sanford, has been e rve as interim general presby te r u u Presbytery of St. Johns, He will serve In the position left open by the departure of Dr. Jam es - ~. - fluentlal conservative Christians are . Al Green Sunday Sctue.l Mid-Week Servic? ' I S^ . $lNsm - Adopted," Karen Edgemon and Jackie Farr singing,'Bein Presbytery . LAKE MON BOB vicar I & 11a.m. Oa.m. Sved.p Iwduarist - I*nA,. . blis &#Senses," David Me," Jennifer Wells singing, "Love Is," and Karen Barley singing, 'Is There Anything I Can Do" - CHURCHOFTHENAZARINE ' Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Rev. Gregory 0. at swel FIBSTCHNISTIAN - Farr singing, ."Germs," Kelly Castle singing "I A Nazarene Wlmw Springs . . I ' EPISCOPAL CHURCH op THE NEW COVENANT ' - I Young MusiciMl- of First Musical features Debra Farr singing, . 9:45A.M. )1:008.m. 6:011P.M. the - - - - -. The Crook Bank This Sunday at 7 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURC04 ni-so By BapUM Church, Sanford, will present Dottie' Rambo' Redo? Holy Communion Church School . SIM. Mass I a.m.. 11:30 a It noten Confessions. Set. 4-S&4.ip.m. :- - . * . . G Wed -. - 401 Part Ave. I . - NEW BETHEL AMR CHURCH HOLY CROSS . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1180okAve..Saftleird Fr. William II$ Pr, ui,ci.e "Down Dinner followlit? d - E01scopal ~ -~ Inter. Pastor Now. Grady Snowden Sunday w 9:41a.m. WorshiII?C. - Christians ' . Geneva. Flo. . #. lenIn - Sundays Ma y 4,1$G-SC FIRST UNITED METHODIST . - - - Say Evaigelical lv 's" NATION I Worship Service ISirn.) 11:004.1n, X . --, ..:: ______- - - W'YiC First Wednesday Fellowship .* OUR . .. - - See .... U - . ___ 'p ' urch.... Baptist EVI$IIM SWVICS Wed. PViyer Saw. '- . I0 000 1 1. - RELIGK)N CiIftSfIfUbIII Fellowship Coffeebetween : I 110W. AIrport Blvd. 'I'l .7: - s• 9:41S.M. ____ ____ - I Pastor ' FIIUT.ASSIMSLYOFOOD Wolsbrooft =v Schim - - omm - God Of - I O(/1' CUNIT THE HOPE OF ; .. I:" 111-1110. Assembly $tliiittss A . If I.- 11:01 - t I - , .- M ethodis 1. - ,. I were responded to by South wasaiso the first timaa Black America ns and Europeans as African was elected to head a readily as by the score from territorial division, He La the South Pacif ic Islands Bekele Heyt, an Ethlo1gan __ whoje ears were accuOtomed Who now will direct to the drum-beat call-to- -olatreaches in the Afro. - I * ____ �- - -V - V V V - -- . - . V - . - ,- V - V. V V I I -V -. . -. - V. V. - V . V.-. . . *•, - - - - V. - V V -- _______ & V -r V * _________ - £ - V V . . - V ..- V - 11 V _. V V- -- - - V . - - V V . . . - - V V :- - V . - V V V V V . - . V. V •V V• - - - V V - -V -V -. - f V I V V V V - . V . V. Sunday,May4,1?$o V by Chic Young . VV••V V -- V 0. V ' V - - .L - _ . 46Coriedian V . - - ___ ,. _______ - ' - V V - -V V -a VV - - -. V -- __ . V _____ - -- - EVENING V _______ ______ - V . - b V V a V - - - - - ______________________________ ______________________________ ___ I_______ . ~ -Li V• .. Vt c_ • ., V V V , ________________________________________________ 'I / - .- - - YO 'URBERTHDAY- - - LIBRA (Sept MOct. 23) May S, 1980 (1 (3 ---- - -* - - ________________ __________________________ E___________ - V. IN AT BRIDGE -- Your hunches regarthng new siaya to make or save money Suppose you and your part. The lure of travel is likely to should be heeded today. ners play .that If the first or be very strong this coming I - You're on the r1glt track, last bid was not.rump. Then year, Be alert for some get moving. _______________________________________ _______________ John Gerber of Ho=ton four notrump is a strong bid unusual opoortuni,tles that .V V EEK & MEEK Invented the Gerber conven- in notrump. In that case, you would make this poiblC for - by Howie Schneider -. t(on a few years after Black, can used Gerber to replace scoaio (Oct. Z4Mov. 22) - yOti. . V wood. It used the four-club bid Blackwood. . ' This isa g,otxl day to launch - W ask for aces Just as BlackTAURUS (April 20-May 23) new prjects or enterprises. Here Is an example. You An opportunity to realize long- Ot 5 anxiot to see you a ______ ______ term benefits could be succeed will be there If you The convention never sue- J x x z x x and your_partner ceeded since there were too opens one notruma. There is presented to you today, Even need them, many occasions when you no slam If his hand las- .Q a a 11 you ha to alter no need'edafour.etub bid to,ow RKQJZD--KQxsC- Ax. previously ' -made SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. . .0% / . clubs, But it did become You are sure of six clubs if he arrangements, take ad- Dec. 21) Set lofty goals today, I . 4c, apparent that It could be used has two aces and almost-sure ! Find and persint until they are vantage of the as an adjunct to Blackwood to of seven notrump If he has _____ ____ cover situations when Black- three. At worst it will depend out more of what iles ahead attained. The harder you wood could not be used prop.- on a spade finesse, So you bid for you In the year following work, the luckier you become, _____________ ________________________ erly. your birthday by sending for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. a Gerber four clubs and settle your copy of. Astro-Graph -._' 19) Situations could begin to U . 53 -_ for tour notrump if Partner Letter, Letter. Mall $1. for each to Ows Just one ace. develop at this time that will If you want to add Gerber Astrra, Box 4, Radio enable you to launch major PRISCILLA'S POP BARBS... to City Station, NY. 10019. Be 'plans earlier than you exby Ed SullIvan - __________________ slam A GIRAFFE CAN'\ - THArs) ,PAPEF?$ 'I THOUGHT WE COULD a few general rules. cure to specify birth date. pected. Advance your COVER 10 FEET CALP USE THEM USE THEM WHEN Phil Pastoret GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tImetable, LATICNSHIPS ________ ______ 1. Make sure that you know WITH ONE TH c6N BE FUN! exactly which four-club calls An unexpected development FiLLER.4 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. THING TO SAY. are Gerber. could occur today in an 19) Get in touch today with a _________ An optimist Is a fellow who 2. Don't et confused in involving your work, fun and ga friend who has been fortunate 1 sees a final edition in the winresponding. Four diamonds is I mes and knuckle 0 ~,%\ . / dow of the news-vending for you in the past. Your id or four aces, four hearts down.'The rewards are worth timing ______ machine and expects to get right, because _____ is , four spades Is two and it. PI anything but an early edition fo this person might again have ur notriunp three. _____ forhispence. CANCER (June 21-July 22) something good to offer you. 3, If you want to follow and ask for kings the Gerber This could be a lucky day for Friend of ours grump. that request is five clubs. YOU to put together PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) __ ___ you have to be good'at fracagreements large in scope. it Because of the imaginative, 110.1 ii you're to count your SiParGerber . yet realistic, way you express looks as though each blessings days. Suppose your partner bids Ucipant has something - yourself, you shouldn't have time tootnuch trouble today selling BUGS BUNNY both four-clubs and for. value to offer the other, by StofftI & Heimdahl _ LEO (July' 23-Aug. 23) Be others on your ideas. notrump responses will be natural bids. A few expert alert for opportunities today ______________________________ __ _ ARIES (March 21-April 19) ____________ ___________ Partnerships use five clubs as which could mean something Although you may not have 11-SE - _____ super-Gerber to ask for aces. to you financially or where full cooperation today, you It is a Partnerships fine convention MGo9Tt super but for the your status is concerned, still are quite resourceful and REAK 00,4/N test of us can probably live- You'refortunate in these two should be ablitoachieve what One of the bst ways t areas. keep a tub sparkly clean Is to without IL 4N g"rA you go after. make the kids use the shower (S!APEJl ENTEJtpRI5 A4.) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) t.JUIC ' the ' It's not likely you'll be , I ____ ' basement. ' (Fcr a copy of JAcoBy deterred from what you set I FLORI OP. MODERM O&W $I to.' "Win at out to do today. Through the Make a co-worker happy - Bridge." I L CM 0I,this fl.eipa- use of boldness and Ingenuity I ' ___ let him get to the boss first P.O. Box 489k PJdIO Co with the latest rumor about Station, Nrnr York, N.?, what you hope thJ I his competitor, -i V i accomnzishet 10079) ___ Ilk ____ _____ ______ _____________________ _____________________ ___ _____________ -ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST ' ' w ' by Bob Thaves - -____ _____ __________ _ _ _ ___ - a 4 - , ____________________ - - -•- 1 ( ' V 3 _________ By Oswald Jacoby I and Alan Sontag ______________ V -L V.-- CAN'T V. INK C N- ____ ____ _ I rr r ____ __ ON r . . O _____ - C~ _______ _____________ -. . AND - . - MORNING o - WONDER NO _____ ___ ____ ___ ______ _____ -ir ;-- RUNN IN6 __ ___ li- Jr's " SR T? IAV l BEST UI8LE S _____ ______ 1111. ________ SIR ______________ ____________________ ________ x;. STAll NWAD ', I ____ ______ _____ -: _____ ___ _____ ___ --WIrM ___________________ -_I., ,, _, ___________ QUI G1'SAND. - .: V ' ' ___ ________ - _ _____ ' V I - ny, tApxiIi V - V . . S '"\ V I (b0)140YENLALE3I8LA. TURA AFTERNOON Carl Perkins and Joe Sun are he featured performers. 2) (17 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY Guests: Barbara andrell, the KdIs. ___ __ V (730 __________ - V V - -.-- - 'V-V V - . , _ - V'V ' ' V .4 -V - - V - V . -V -- , U - S - VAN DYKE 2:25 12(17)NEWs 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 0 (J) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE U (11 7)1 LOVE LUCY iDIcK - V V - V - . . V. - - - - V V V - .1 v * -~\AXQAX~ S)iyuW 1-4- I ip "" .":. ff;. .-", 6. ' ' IPRSS$ doesn't fill you up you can go back for -4' -"J. %,, ' But remember, this offer is only good on Sundays and you must eat all your fish in 4. S. ... •. --••- more fish.., in fact, all the fish you can eat. ' ''.- ' 1'.. ' .. I the dining room. No take outs. - ' No. 7....eô......Itag,$2,79 1.99 TH hushpuppies and tasty coleslaw. If that "i;; '-.. - V - Come to Arthur Treacher's and fill up on delicious batter-dipped North Atlantic Whitefish. For openers, we will serve YOU three pieces of fish, our big, crunchy English-style chips, two golden brown I #I 5 DINNERS FOR 1.99 EA. " 1230 TENNIS "Women 's . n viAL .•' No. 8..e...e...lt*n.1, '1.99 SPIs5e$WI*MSiSSØQq . - No. 12.u....... 1.0- $3,7 t. I - . '. '1.99 111', . ( ,•'•'# • • f • . . It 'a •,I a 4 I, , ., • 99 . ' / V I - Take advantage of this super offer. There's nothing "fishy" about It. All the .: ... '. ODI$COITCOUPOIISWILLB • , S, . -' .- 1:: V V. IffilrZT fl9h you can eat, all day Sundays for $2.99 it Arth ur Treacher's. A nice little Children under 12 only $1.99. seafood restaurant. - 'Copyright 1980 by Atthulreacher's Fish & Chip*, Inc. AS Rights Reserved. - 120 00 I zz rr ' '- V.-. V V ____ V - -. V -- -' , 4, :Mft V V - - 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE , V -. V V - - ' ';: . ' - " , jIWY. V 1792) SANFORD - - -' V .. 4 -' MNOD V '•- ---'', - AVAILABLE AT THIS STORI ONLY ________ - a .. .,'' -, :' . 'No. 16..e.e.uo 1ig.'-. •49 '1.9 . .rse6 Pab , -.~, . . . t V . 'ol7gai0 ( ' - )i!) ( 3 - woususAsuca 121V q IhlC'fI "CMA" (' 'j:°: gnus. C ltb"3 !fl'P) xin $ o,' an - - . V ' - _ --4- , V . - ________ SQUARES 0 CELEBRITY WHEW? 01 D (35) CANDID CAMERA - Jeanne Good MI.d.y thoih Md.y lid WISk V LUNCH U AM T1L- 3 PM V LIVE Host: Sissy Spacek. DODIREC"flONS [ Musical guest: Richard Baskin. 100 R) • PIONS*IP R$H. 0cAMPAIGN'eO (DO MOVIE "Rebecca"(DO SCUSSiON $9 '(8/W) (1940) Joan Fontaine, LWence dllv$. Directed by (2D(35) MOVIE "C$SOgetl'I" (C) (1963) Elizabeth TaØor Hitchcocit. An unsoØoRichard Budon. The Ion 4" "led young woman Is kricad 0 compete fth (he memory of 01 JI4IUI CNW and Cleepetra Is set against tfi spectacle 01 _ husband's first ts ___ ant Pam Hrs.) ___ •y ' (91(10) WASHINGTON VK (35) MOVIE IREV"® ' ummy'sTomb"(3IW)(942) . on Chansy, Dldc Foam. A to lila - •G)a,0RT.A,1m.D V gthsr.rabYaOQts' V (7) tans Qfyçq$JØ%. I V _____________________ __________ 10:30 HOLLYWOOD STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS- V SPECIALS (Part3oIl)(R) 04)8ATURDAY NIGHT SunblrdClasslc" V "' 10:00 ---- ----0 (! CARD SHARKS (17)MOVIE _____ AND Llvia's engagement to tsthar with icy ephisticabon. 5) _____________ ___________________ owill 1:00 V - / V. -. -. I -. ISSUES 11:30 _____ _____________________ 17) GREEN ACRES revenge LUNCHEON takes the announcement of ON'8 (10) MONTY . __-- 8:00 U CHIPS The fathe of a boy who was 'njthed by a rock. less driver takes the law into his own hanäs to seek (R) - V - thebeachesofCalIo,nja(fl) () 0 MOVIE "The Bounty Man" (C) (1972) Clint Walker. Richard Baseharl p 0 RODEO SUPERSTARS I ATRE "My Son, My SOil" BIN'S P1Y brings or success to PAaeve nd hls i: (17)oIcxuAumcEANo COMPANY - - - -i -' I Y1NGGlCU6- ' V 7:00 TODAY c a MORNING NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (8(10) SESAME STREET V jc Streets of London to WIStIm WIN ft"k House's 1200 OBLACKAWAE8$ Vanon: Don Gibson. I:' II ' (4)(5)0(DONEWS . (35)SECONDCITt'TV ___ ____ ___ V VVmOdVV l I •SV 4 ________ _______ " "' ___ - IAPIu1H a ____ __- V .ç .-' My* MD. WRLV 3: ernw.. u?,Wfl1i _____ _____ 1- .. R CAW, OR8. ade GRAMMING FLORIDA musical look at thédecwhich spans from the take I by Craig Legg.tti. I V Suzanne Somers and Twiggy 5 2 00 0THEDCTORS () GAS THE - WORLD TURNS 9:30 (1O) EDUCATIONAL PRO. . I V MONIES. - o ,0 1 [, IN I __ ' ) ______________________ ____________________ 'by T. K. Ryan SORRY, * 4Nrr) -IIRING- ,J'f PYtco EM fDOu - __ ____ • - a V * V V - 3,, P- _______ _____ ____ ____ __________ ________ V V _______ ___ ___ 1; .r I V TUMBLEWEEDS , -- •t3jMW , _____ .1 •,H 5 ()4 . -e V ______ ________ I V ARLY I ___ ________ ______ V SWIM I ____ 4, ii7C V 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING - - finds his placid life totally dis- ' ______ Sunday, May V __________ _____ Echoes Of The ' 60s 41979) Documentary. John Ritter, 7:30 (fl) (35) CANDID CAMERA 24 10) THE GOOD NEIGHSOPS " The Pagan Rite" © (17) PORTER WAGONER Guest: Mickey Gilley. - - - ______ r V. V. 3:00 10:55 VV kj~ 0 CBS NEWS (!I) (17) MOVIE PLACE Murray Ignores .7:25 JV)OGENERAL HOSPITAL Eageis ' (1G57) Kim Novak. Jell Arhie's and gives a I 3 11:00 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 .. working objections (35) CASPER girl" ISheree North) a s. Chandler. The career of the 8T HIGH ROLLERS LT 0 GOOD MORNING 00 B 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY famous actress rises and then chance at a more honorable FLORIDA i)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT fl() NBC NEWS (R) se of a struggle with BETWEEN THE LINES . a concert of 19th and early ) 0 CBS NEWS U (I 7) BANANA SPLITS alcohol. i0 BATTLE OF THE NET(Ii) 201h-centurymusic. 6:30 CDONEWS 7:30 WORK STARS Stars from 3:30 1:30 (1J(35)PTLCLUB 4(1O) SNEAK PREVIEWS: 0ThE LIVING WORD ' 0c!)TOOAY '2:30 ABC. CBS and NBC test their (17) THE FLINT. LTD(35) 0(4. DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Efl 0 GOOD MORNING TAKE TWO "Who's Funnier: 11:30 0 (4) MOVIE "The Gambler" athletic abilities in head to STONES (1) 0 NEWS AMERICA Mef'Brooks Or Woody Allen?" '6 (4.) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (C) (1974) James Caan, Paul 6:45 head competition. 3 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (1!) (35) BULLWINILE FIDger Ebert and Gone slool 2:00 CD 0 FAMILY FEUD 4'00 take sides on the issue and (7) 0 MOVIE "Iblerillemen fascinated by gambling falls - SEUP 8:00 (24 (1 ) ODYSSEY "The 8 CI) CAROL BURNETT AND show scenes from Allen's comPrefer Blondes" (C) (1953) deeply Into debt. (2 Hrs.) Incas" Three archaeologists ) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (17NEwS -. FRIENDS' 6:50 edies-'and Brooks' satires, (A) trace the extensive network of 3:00 (3) 0 HAPPY DAY*rAGAIN (4) DAILY DEVO ONAL 43 TI 7*00 4 (10) OVER EASY roads, towns and agricultural (DO INTERNATIONAL BOX. AFTERNOON (MON WED-FRI) • 700 MONDAY i2 (17) LUCY SHOW regions responsible for the 0 @) IN SEARCH OF. "Wild 1140 () 0 RAZZMATAZZ(TUE) - &Chifd.. 0(4) TWO'S COMPANY prosperity of these 18th.centu. (10) EVENING AT POPS: ll)OALLINTHEFAMILY 8:25 MORNING (1) 0 THE LAW AND YOU ry Peruvians.(CC) 12:00 (3) 014EE HAW Guests: Jim LIVE ON OPENING NIGHT a B!L 4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1]) (35) WOODY WOODPECK5:00 (11 0VIEWPOINT ON NUTRl, Ed Brown. Helen Cornelius. 9(17)MOVIE "MunsterGo 8 (P CHAIN REACTION John Williams makes his debut ER AND FRIENDS (7) a q000 MORNING lION (DO MARCUS WELBY, M.D. Home" (1966) Fred Gwynne, (DO LAWRENCE WELK as conductor of the Boston FLORIDA . (TUE-FRI) (17) REV. TERRY COLEYvonne De Carlo. ThIovabie -14 (1O) EDUCATIONAL PRO.--.(35) WILD, WILD WEST Pops Orchestra in n opening I(17)SPECTAEMAN WHAKER -' 8:30 GRAMMING West and Gordon set out to . night' gala celebrating the Herman Munster inheri hS ' ' 15 .. 0 TODAY - 4:30 Britlshuncle'stitlaandmanor, ,(17) LOVE, AMERICAN recover the stolen U.S. ConstI. Pops' 95th season from (D0LIFELINE(MON) 7:30 OE4.V)BONANZA V (D 0 GOOD MORNING SrYLE(MON,TUE,FRI) 'tution from a man using It to Boston'sSymphonyaIl.(R) 0ThEHAPPY 8IDE 8:30 - 5:30 AMERICA C S ) 0 ODD COUPLE (17) MOVIE (CON y. DAY E DAY AT A TIME A 3:30 (4) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER TiP (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (730 MEAV GRIFFIN (WED, THU) 10)ONCEUPONAC (DO PICTURE OFHEALTh tutor hired to give Barbara a 0 NBA BASKETBALL (DOBEVERLY HILLBILLIES U (35) BUGS BUNNY AND (8 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF , SC "Carrie's War" After Mrs. 0 (35)DR. E.J. DANIELS crash course in genetics turns 12:15 (TIME TENTATIVE) Coverag (MON) OIL PAINTING (MON) FRIENDS Gotobed's death, Mr. Johnny 17 IT IS WRITTEN his attention away from science U (171 I,QVE. of either the last game of the (17) LOVE, AMERICAN,, 1-2 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 3(10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) - STYLE(WED, THU)AMERICAN .;'finds a skull that he thinks and toward Barbara. (A) Western Conference finals or STYLE (MON. FRI) e:oo (10) LOOK AT ME (WED) c,h105 a curse on Druid's 500 (35) JERRY FALWELL the first game of the NBA (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) 0(4)volcEOFvCroRy 12:30 5:35 . "Bottom.(Parl3of4)(CC) $ 0 HOGAN'S HEROES championship,, Exact game, 0RHUMBA1W (74(10) THE VICTORY OAR9:00 OL4JNEWS (1)(17) LOVE, AMERICAN •: (17) BASEBALL Atlanta ,II)(35)TOMANDJERRY teams and time to be DEN (FRI) (DQ0Wype NBC MOVIE "Oh, 0 () 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. STYLE (WED) " Braves vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (74 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) announced. (35) CASPER i(17) ROMPER ROOM odl" (1977) George Burni, ROW (17) MY THREE SONS 5:45 7:30 10 SE8AME STREET (R) John Denver. The assistant ID 0 RYAN'S HOPE 4 9*00 FLORlDA'SWATCHI14G 5 30 manager of a grocery store '17) WORLD AT LARGE (1 ) THE THREE @(17)MTPATROL - (17)M0VIE 04DONAHE (THU) '3(lO)WORLDOFTHESEA 0@NEWS ST000ESANDFRIENDS $IOMIKEDOUQLAS 1:00 4:30 ' "Ocean Jungle" 510MA9H rupted when he Is selected by 5:55 ' 8:30 I'OMOVIE 6@)DAYSOFOURLIVES .1-. 0 SPORTSWOALD 12 (11) 35)l LOVE LUCY God to be His earthly messen. 6(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL8:00 8 (1) SUNDAY MASS ! ' (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS ' . () 0 THE YOUNG AND THE round middleweight bout ger, (74 10)100K AT ME(MON) .0(4)BJ AND ThE BEAR B.J t4(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (DOORALROBERTB RESTLESS 6:00 between Curtis Parker and U 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (VUOALICE Mel makes the :':and a SWAT team band (A) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS(Y1OALLMYCHILDREN Mike Colbert (live from Atlantic OF POPI GOES THE (R)(TUP?FRI) mistake of offering a tree meal together to rescue the Panhan8YCATS 0. (17) FAMILY AFFAIR t!J) (35)35 LIVE COUNTRY (MON City); AIAW National'Women's 0 (1 7)1 DR EAM OF JEA NNIE to every customer who doesn't dIe cheerleaders, who are . Diving - Championships (from 9:00 0 (4) PORTER WAGONER get a Smile frc5m his waitress being held for ransom by (TUE) Las Vegas); 2.000 Guineas o (i) ourt,00pc (A) - armed gunmen. (A) 0 (A) NASHVILLE 011 THE o SUNDAY MORNING horse race (from Newmarket. 01) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART (1) 0 THE TIM CONWAY WITH CHARLES KURALT England). ROAD (WED) (24 10) MASTERPIECE THE. SHOW Gsest: Helen Roddy. 0(4.) THE Wlt.BURN BROTH. (DO WIDE WORLD OF (DQ KIDS ARE PEOPLE ATRE 'My Son, My Son" Bill JLAZA TWINi) (DO LOVE BOAT A widow ERS(THU) SPORTS English Rugby TOO ,: - (Helen Hayes) on 'the- cruise and Oliver continue their Silent . League Cup Finals (Ifom - war. -fueled by their mutual - 014) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (B 1351 THE FUNTST( - . MAT. Hy ¶152 . :'with hot son (James (FRI) London); Women' -V\o-~ ' 2 )V,M~ 3.15 .ALI SEATS '990 10 UlSTER ROGERS(n) s Cliff Diving - jealousy over Livia; the O'RiorMacArthur) flhds herself Set U ) 0 HEALTH FIELD Championships (from Oahu). 17 LOST IN SPACE dans try to patch things up dur. ..for marriage, a pretty girl Is [_PZA ii PAUL NUWMAH (DO SUNRISE ___________ ) THIS WEEK IN BASEIng a holiday at ' 0:30 . .plagued by phone calls and BALL (Part4 of 7 0 (4) GOSPEL SINGING Doc bets that he can sweet oft ' (12) 17) WORLD AT LARGE CLUB V 5:00 JUBILEE . 0 . women. 9:30 (FRI) o ____ OPENS MAY 1 THRU LABOR DAY (II) (35) WOODY W000PECK. .) (35) rLORIDA U1DOR8 Swan" (C) (1942) Tyrone ERADRIENDB V (2j)(1O) UNDERSEA WORLD murderer in a rabbit suit traps PLAZA 11 I:n ((17) WORLD AT LARGE Powe,, Pats.ureen' O'Hara, A Loulse'bln her apartment and (10) ELECTflIC COMPANY - O JACOUES COUSTEAU 050. C. SCOTT N (WED) handsome sea captain resorts -' "The Legand Of Lake TIticaca" threatens her with a loaded _________________ APPLICATIONS to kidnapping to prevent his : ~Ceptain Coustatu end his crew carrot. (Part 2)(R) 6:15 10:00 . girl from m arrying another ;r plumb thad3pthsofamysNry- 0(4)ARcHlEcj.woa U (17) THE ATHLETES FOR man. 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MOVIE The Story Of Joyce DeWitt, David Doyle, BIRD Seablscult" (C) (1949) LOfl 9 6:45 Howard Hesseman, VinceAt is 6:00 Po McCWIlslar, Shirley Tomplai. An 6 (11 NBC MOVIE "Tho . 124,(I 0) A. M. WEATHE Price and Suzanne Somers 323.4080 ltsh horse trainer and his " Towering Inferno" (1074) Steve present vignettes reflecting (24(10) HERE ' S TO YOUR niece roles Icy a champion ,McOueen, PguI Newman. With today's attitudes on various 's SKATETOWN USA HEALTH "The Mysteries o -racehor$e. (2 Hrs.) spreading rapidly through subjects. -Sleep" (Part 1) 'the Class Tower, a firo chief (5)030 MINUTES 10) WODEHOUSE PLAYO (11 7) WRE8TUNG (DO FIRST BAPTIST and th3 building's architect HOUSE "Portrait Of A DiscipliUH carry out a desperate plan to 6:30 narian" After being dumped by - 58V3 thOS3 still trapped by the (2410AN0ThEA VOICE. 0(4) NBC NEWS Jane, Reginald Mutliner is A P a a 17 MOVIE "Sh Of blaze, (Part 2)(R) S THE BAXTERS forced to attend a tea which Fools" (1965) Vivian Leigh. "Jonah's (5) 0 CBS MOVIE "Rio Jane also attends. Simone Signorot. A motley (DO ABC NEWS Lobo" (1970) John Wyno, (12) (17) UP CLOSE "Ray usartment of passiongeirs Is J3nnIler O'Neill. A former Civil O(IO)OL6HOUSEWORKS * Charles" forced to share close qusrlea War officer seeks revenge 700 while traveling to Brim10:30 - the traitors' who caused the • (4) DISNEY'S WONDERethaven. (JJ) (35) PTL CLUB d3athofafrlend.(R) I -A FUL WORLD "The Sret Of V ES (11) (35) BENNY HILL . 11*00 Lost Valley" While trying to (12) 17 RUFF HOUSE Guest - (24(10) DOLLY Guest: Mel (1)0 $PECTRUM help a boy gal back to his laini. James Dines. •.Thfih, tTh35)ThEJET8ON8 1/. an aboriginal IndIan Is cap10 QUE PASA, USA? tured and taken to an ObserVe. - 930 11:00 Adele brings a prie$ to counlion center. 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(1])(35)COUPCTRYRO)J)8 DOORS Hrs.) ;;(2j)(35) DAVID ALLEN AT (24 (1 0) FLORIDA HOME (jj) (35) MOVIE "Abbott And 2 (11 7) OPEN UP A GROWN "Growing Plants In LARGE Costello Uhf Dr. Jek1l And (24(10) MARTY ROBBINS . 11:30 Mr. Hyde" (B/W) (1953) BorIs (17) NASHVILLE ON THE Guest: Carl Perkins. 0(4) NBC LATE MOVIE Karloff, Craig Stevens. Two (121(17) RAT PATROL men encounter evildolngs ____________________________ -VIP-when they bscome involved _________ .1., , 10:00 with the mysterious Dr. Jet GD 135) ROCKWORLO ga7sters COURS€ HOT ARE VERY 9IR.,.rr i puLjc JUST THAT- TOKMItV*EN ( _______ UP Q RECL ____ •'M, -.. .- * 5:00 , Frank Gifford and Curl Gowdy (Y}(17) LOVE., AMERICAN Cast for bluefish off Martha's STYLE Vineyard, kayakers bo through Colorado's Cross 530 Mountain Gorge. (17) AGRICULTURE USA (800) VARIATIONS FROM 6'00 VIENNA Erich Lelnsdorf con- _ p pnj wi'ix w iw tis cs wsiw txxsm I $11.5 FROM ( PUBLIC BEST 6A9..AN I'M HOT AT 14'Y (RANSPORWIOH, i R'LABLE I ALL SURE IT IS THE 1 .WGEMEN1 ° a ROA'D guest: Margo Smith. 2:00 0 () NASHVILLE MUSIC Guests: Joe Stampley, Moe Bandy, The Kendaits. () 0 NBA BASKETBALL (Joined In Progress) (Joined 0ANERlcAN SPORTSMAN II Walton goes to Philippines to search for the NASHVILLE MUSIC ANSWERS HOUR GLASSES V ___ - Biaves vs. Pdtsbtrgh Pirates %#W 10:30 SUNDIALS tIaCk era IOOtISly Ignored. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (17) ROCK CONCERT Guests: Fleetwood ,&ac, Steve Forberl, The CommocJoqei -Cindy Bullens, Bobby Kelton. ____________ - ____ _____ - -- 6:00 V--V 00NEWS DO WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Continued COverage. f the National Sprint Car Rae"; wrap- up Of the Kentuc ky Derby. (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN I I Jaime dances for her life in a Central Añierican town full of and cutthroats. -: • - .-..--.---- .* - _________ _____ - V - - - - . 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S-M-L. - Waltz set: 40 denier nylon tricot. lace trimmed or tailored. Long set: Nylon V-neck gowns. tie front coats; lace & trapunto trims. 5 [ j9 W negligee sets at wide-awake prices! - ..• I 2 our reg. 14.99 $7 SAVE$1.99wide sweep loungers -. , .'3(fjJ , L 'Pa'fIL L 5 • - j:: •' - ' . S '• ' - S .. ... , 4I: S • the name of summer fun is 'stretch terry!' V. fie%ni 14 13 -F wi_w . ,•,, . , - tII IA Have we got seloc- rompers and shifts with slits, satin trims, shoulder ties & more! Ro1dy for beach, after bath or lounging. Acrilan acrylic/polyester. Shown is a represent a--live of the selection. ' Sizes S-M-L. ZAYRE COISSUNtA QUA. ANTE: N is our polcy to have each CA tow advenssd Nsiyn !e.dly avs*atAs kw sate at Or below the ad,.ilts.d prlo. in each Zayre store, exapt 'pecd'y noWd in tie ad Ralichedia we avatiatAe mlou otha.,Mi Wdcalsd. M tves, we may cOst a sCAstaMe f sqial OC beSet vaka. ZAYRE 0'* 0FF10E OF CONSUMER & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. FRAMINOHAM, MASS. 01701. Cal W1 free 1-000-225-2242(n Man.I 00-92206). NP V S o re 2.29 1 16 44 22 2our ie, 279 our iig. 2.10 SAVE 23% 'Fooling Fancy' dot pantyhose Put some spark in your fashion look! - Give a pair to Mom - she'll love 'em! Fashion tones. Misses sizes. Fancy knee Ms. atwi usw Si ........7E SAVE 18% full-fIgure 'bow' bra SAVE 20% 'Not Just Another Panty' Its a pedect at - specially for you. White ljijng psr - built. on go and colors. Sim 3642, C & 0 cups. ig Into a raInbow of colors? Nylon/ Lycra'spandex.S-M-L1X-2X.3X. Half slips .......................$3 fl*. Use our Layaway Plan or just say 'charge it' at Zayre' vi 'V 1 hatfsllp$ ourr.g.4.99 - ,_7* 333 our rig. 310 camisali $5 our r". &N cool and short sleeve leotards Lightweight stretch nylon. all s3t for an adiva spring and summer Colors. Misses sales. $4 H, lw ftP$borsw7J9l___ -S.-SAVE 17%-25% gifts that will shine Sure to make a h with Mom lacy. feminine under. fashions that shimmer end Shim. Vivid nylon colors. Camisota&hatlsbp:S-ML Full slip: 32-40. A 1 r. S - - - SAVE 20% romantic nylonbabydolls Motslle stylsa. d with tikin,idhmedtoae w bows. , bow : 1 66 our rog. 1.19 of the eelecaton.S.M.L coordinating nylon tights Durable, long wearing lights make a fashion mulch with the leota,ds Misses sizes Zayre 4-1 Zayre 5-1 'S. "S 5 S• 0 - ) 0 - 5 5 '•1 5 - . S - -- -- -- . 0 .50 • 4C1 • 5 - •• • . S 'S H•t.- *S !-., I . '-.i -• - • 0 S .0 a �* I.- ,. - . - * . .* - . . S . . S •- - . • -. S - - .• . . S .5 S - -. S S. S. I - -----S. - - -;.-- . a-S. - S - - . * .. -- -P-- • ._ S ..- tI, , • - -5, -' S.— -' - -.- -** •-S. — a - - - __ - S 5 -- - • S .......S • - - -.---- _._.._.S. .,. - * - - — . — - a - ... . - . — . - S S - S - - - •. — a . -. - - p • - • - • - -- - - S -S. •:5—:-"- — . S - :— * *' . .TS__ -, . _5 - S - - . - * - - . - S -. a - - - sf — - - ' .- a - - 4 4 V V 'S S S - - - - . - • S. 1, - - - - a- — ME * p • - S 5 _*5 .5 - I- ---I---- S * •' * . - 5 -. 5 - - - * S. 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No-iron polyester & half sizes. tube top sunners show that less means more. • In fashion and value! ,Perfect sundressng at a pin money price! Hothouse fiorals blossoming on shirred bodice tube tops, gently flowing skirts. Shown is a representative of the solection. Colors & patterns may vary store by store. S-M-L. 33 r 99 4:. 1 • /.-SS. ________________ --. , 1 - AI •- gift Mom with a glamorous shaul Fringed beauties in lovely designs:' al polyester. Shown Is a representative of the seln. Co and patterns may vary stom by store - OW me In gift boxed coesnhtic et Fthqlous 3 pc sets! 55 Colors & p1erns may *.Tjy stars by store. _ "9-. SAVE 20% plastIc belts %WYl Gok look tr*ns & 44 casu&ls. ColOrS may goofs by SIM. OW mg.5 [ turbans ringed In 'gold' Fashion hedIIn.si AA Polyester. Cops may vaty store by store. (Yie e size liar easy fit. SAVE 21% .cf hats Solids- &prints, mbost Colors patterns may our nog. 1O• S straw hat circuit? beales! ei Shown is a reprosantabye of the selection. ow One size - reW 1.49 - Zayre 6-1 . I S. I f rF grosgrain hair ribbons SAVE 32% oun visors gt Rain colors! Many ,s.aI-c(to ' ' widths tor hair-do verFashion smart shading satiirty Colors may vary77". Colors may vary store our reg. 129 store by store our reg. sac by store. VW size. ladies' folding umbrellas Gift for Mom' Designer pnnts matching case Colors & prints may vary 355 store tyy store out req. 429 Zayre 7-1 �.. I- 4 . ------- -..--. 9. -.----------- --_ --- . .- ---.----.- . . . ---- -- - - --- . . . I . I- - - ,. 4 ----- --, - . --- . •1 . . - . -. - -- I - . - . -..--...- --. - 4 - I * . • .- - 9 • - - . . -' - r 9 - - - 9 - - -- - .- - • . - 4 a I - -- .---- ---- 9 - - . - . I . . . I . — - •4 - .. . .. I . •. . - -. - _. I $ - I p11 • - . J. I ) ., I a I. . . - . - -I • I I I • • I p - . • - I - . .-- - I •• - . -I - - . I . 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'I- -I -• 77, 4Mj" ____________:' for Mom from our 4 'i9 •.: . ti I M • II..' \ I •,.'' I h',' , • - , k 1 I• - •.i. r-o'ioci toppings for all her soparates' Contrasting piping EasyCIVO polyester knits 40-46 - . 4.69 SAVE $1.72 terry topsg0p, Ice cube cool & cotoitul' Polycstcf/coflOns Colors, patterns may vary slow b store 42-4-fl lIl*Ij, • - • . - • - 7 E , . 669 -. - .._ ... I Al - . I if 42 tunic tops are long on fashlonl SAVE novelty tie at tunic delicate IaGe collar on button front style with tucked front Q57 pin dot tunic.. . demure dotted top is the latest fashion look? Colorful contrasting collar, cap sleeves and belt. Carefree polyester. S-M-L. ' I- 4.1.4' our mg. 9.99 •I our reg. 13.99 77 candy drop colors in 90 striped soft rayon/I I ester/cMon• our reg. 7.99 6 OUr reg. 8.99 Zayre 8-1 - SAVE 29% Pont. do Rome knfts SAVE $1.40 slinky knit prints 33 For &m.s, blouses. more! Ooutiskiid triore in was Waihabie polysslar idsW, JL48 colors? For — yd flatteringcolors oo wins yd. N! Eaycase.-e ' oiw Mg. I.0 IN ow -- •. I, - II •1 with White, colors Colors may vary store by store. 8-18. * '-- SAVE $2.11 trouser style pants SAVE $1.22 crystal pleat skirt Pointe Crisp SAVE $1.22 terry toppings SAVE $1 shiny terry tops Pleated chi Satin cord piping on pockets. cord belt. V-notched waistband. Polyester/ rayon/silk in junior & misses' sizes. '1 "- The lure & luxe of Shine? inpolyes• 1% 97 tar. our reg. 6.99 5 - - 1 • I • . f33vc $ our req C ourr. 7 pr. SOc yd. 3 yds. c 9" 5 CresIan acrylic yam homemakers' scissors SAVE 33% lace trims Dreumar & household IhsNS Fancy nISod accerft. r 4 ply 3 oz worsted eoèth to 2% wide klosfty wtute $ now to this ,en on r, pA#W 10 , anthe polyester WiU back P.Q. 1°' NV" back page for Zayts .101.5 ncd o4ores not having INS JWML how" this Mon. 96vc d. . 2.99 1!!Y our rg. 4.8$ 1.99 SAVE 33% Carefree SAVE $1.92 stretch terry SAVE $1 favorite fashion fabric specials dots, stripes, checks sportswear fabrics Thick. kJ%IKXA. e10g.sil for beach. bath. Sisano woven gabardine. thw'io and Handsome cooitnaes mrd. while. separates' l3riK^ bold cokxs ri ofl navy 101 pea fashion sewing' Cotton more' )cj4yij ,jp 45acryc/pi*yester. 60 wide rEtyoster. 45' wide to &r wide I Rater to this number on the back p.g. for Zayre stores not having the above fabric and lacs edging Items Zayre 9- 1 a It .• 9. -, I 9-- 1 , 1 I. •-- I --I • - • . - - - -. -. ' 1 • .' . -• . 9. ' �- Vie : 1 if H i:,; AP qtL I 1H - b I. Is . . - S. p - '. - - - . . - . * . • a. • • . I - . . - 1 • - I ' . • I - . - - . I - . I . I .. bf it 0 It I S I Spectacular value on wanted styles' Great fashion looks, expert design and construction Solid wood botloins Ladies full sizes only At least 34 per store - no - Wat Were hero to help Should slide from Italy you requifII assistance feel tree Ii*caU 14)Ofl any Zayre WTlpOyDO Or member of Store Manaqement Unbealable ugh for spring summer' Lathes Smart attache, pouch & clutch styles. elegant trims. in &outsidepots. ~366 - sizes At least per store - no ralnch.cks. Rayon canvas At .t ii no ratncttecks. - -.--t I,, • I . - •• •1- p p w w toe - :. ayre • •. L . ,,'. - \ • - 4 I •41 4.99 - -. ,-t- • rl \. • if . . • & v..- I -. - -- - • - 'I ID _______..! -- •. ' -. • -. :: : - S - - - All openness & airy ports Cushioned comfort. Plenty of style! Wipe clean vinyl Women's 5-10. 4 3 • °" 19 419 "• ow ,•g 34 Women's 5-10 - ' wall, folds flat #RM-2 Clairol skin ' cleaning system S , • / • fI \ Svntiofi has facial brush, U%(1 wilt, arly soap. Uicin. 4 h1lI!I1: women's wedge slipper Tailored & feminine with cool tricotlfning, cushioned insole. Leather'$ook vinyl. - • If scuff 1. KOM regular & magnifying sides are q ire roe too roe totates 360 (icqrees For table, - •; -- • .ji' ' I SAVE $1.33 summery Lifts, flips. srnoolhs or curls hair' Curl release button for convenimil unwinding Cool tip, heel rest. %wivel cord #CR-2 Mirror Miff or* - •'-- ''S• 01 Clairol rotating has SAVE $1.11 macrame thong Perfect-for-summer slide of natural rope, with corI wedge insert and cushion crepe sole Ladies full sizes only Clairol heated Crazy brush - Dentist developed system' shows where to bnah;tslswtisnte.Vi,gumsareciew. #Pt.•I. I S • - 3811 1195 £5: ':;-,. , ' Clairol precision ._- 15 I - uairou Body Language massager . itom will love this stwyitating a reiasa-tq P'.and-hokl unit 4 attachments 2 speeds #FIM I TenderTweez Aijto, itec lily tweezt, at the lOu€h (if a switch Slanted stainless lips. protective cover, ititul tonej cord #PT-1 N. our req. 8.99 SAVE $3.11 'flex' wedge Flexes with every footstep' Marvelous comfOrt that goes with dresses to jeans Leather-like polyurethane Tan, white Ladies sizes At least 34 per store no rainchecks. !M±) cool terry oxford SAVE $233t Made wiUSA Blue cotton terry Ladies sues 5-9 lB - 6" out tog. 6.99 hopsack t-strap SAVE $2,111 Made riUSA Cotton Ladies etiofo sites 5- 10 At least I per store — no ratnchscks. Child's 4811 out ..tee sandal SAVE *2.111 neat- bis corit *edge for coori Ctiicrs full sizes -'t 0' " io io Irs 24 29 Clairol Kindness' True to Llciht Clairol dry rollers Clairol Foot Fixer 588 clairol 1000 watt styler gos travelingl for tasting curia our Mg. 719 3 heM. 3 iihow lewsle 3 sn- Ughlw.fgld casi t*le 20 cast. in MIs 1wnai Duel woltas by worhi-wids use. IC*4-1. Me" m., bçar, we angle 4.e. c-20-11 We mirror by LUIrol SwMfs horn rsg.4ar to maófyvig. 4-way igtt Plug 0.41st aLit-7. mist or dry rollers 20 asaofled, no-tangle rollers Cotionvig mat. water '"L Cy sittI0$ #K'4205 soothes with ease Auto.nabcaay controisrJ heat and vibraloriti water massage helps soothe" WFF-1 ' 7 ji Clairol Sonic Scrub denture cleaner Ultrasonic cfsang .wnos S*1I & Or. LMS orthwy IV water. IIJDC-1, - Zayre 11.1 Zayre 10-1 d in (I / 'I S - - C18111`01 cordless PLAK-CHEK 3811 . - il wit, ke p . a superb group of canvas begs our req. - - . - -.••-- - S 1 Yr - - ' we have ?em all -for mom! 4 page's brimming with special values' ieatFier sandals from Brazil L.I.IP, %IJ . Famous Brand r lLce Li !V!UI I . . I 1.1 I 4 I I . 4 . - p . . -I • • - a . C . . - .- - I, a - - - I . , . I; 4 -. - - 2. �- -4 -4 - -- • Q I - II - e - -- - - • 4 - - .-- a V • I I S S Zayre - - I I 4 - - S AR ER W - . i cow 3 485 ' 1 - _ ____ 1 Y -ear earoEver Hamilton Beach I — foodpwr - - I-(- C, 0 0 PROCTOR Gprav/stimn iron — sat._ ......... mnusG.E. .,ff 1% 1IRM III ' 1. N. 1 ? t - I -, y I • III l• — T ZINU - G.E.cofiee maker ,.- removable stainless steel ugs C #DCM 15 #S3167 .. . . BISSEII — Zayre fepr$cs ............ . 27.70 2385 n4nus Fmigina rnall- tn rebate Bissell portable, hand vacuum ,cost - - lull blade 14 speeds for versatile, quick cookery' #61 OAL 3 beg p.c -- - 44 oz shatterproof pitcher Hoove r celebrity c bags. #4O1OO9H - - with automatic tirner 368O I•p --- Mom cAn start Qffee bewing by just setting omatic clod' limed 2 O cup CU * glides on handy 6 piece tool set- combo rug and floor mull -use brush. crevice lool-hose. wands enes n cIuded) 9W 0 7800 - Hamilton Beach 14 speed blender Powerful cleaner has 1. 7 HP #72000 7~i mmen -. j': = Yn Ciiiian butier ffiefter. ' butcher -II 169 -- V. A. - - delicious corn with no o0 No 13" _ e 0, .11, - ' final See cou "ft00 !W 1 -5------ maM-Inrebsi ........3.00 Yom A co!" - 41111"itanii popcom __ pumper ill. • 13 on/o" momentary switch. #707 ø hot air - - blends. Comes with 4 pio- Zayr •- ____ - PUWI quiet. heavy t hRers #30308 - .' ...........•J.'ju 2470 Soo coupqn In atom for detWW Regina0 3 speed si-i .— 0 Electrikbroom vac Lightweight. yet powerful' Keeps _I• L - I RAenex - 0 - your choice - Hangs on hook for storage - ____ 995 . 15 #5536 V it' A! PROCTOR r bags to buy Easy rug pile dial "asim/ft Wain 25 sleam vents. push but. job Contrift; heat set. Proctor 4 6111 Heal robot for tired Motherlil P~aling infra red heal in secondsl Just a Nick of the swdch and.nit Km pain. strain and tension backaches are helped with sooftrig warmth! #1500M. 950 2 hngs. OF-63. Rival crock pot n loe` p` e " dW )ncM c % 0 & 1ft 0r o co l toasil q crumb V" Slow cooker. for eang. #T522. rh stay-cool Hoover upright vac handles. feet. See-thru - ... - uI• RVfi 1'' — QIM #3100 - & 3ki III size - Triple action cleaninq low. normal .. . •1 borinq or shaq control No with ?tp-toc adjustment Compltu with Convertor. 5 Jr uth,cwvi;;u)oI, piece tool set wand hose. #04173 Hoover upti(IM baq % 97c,* Ail 90 SAVE $19.10 Za at G.E. extra size toaster oven TOdsts . bakes,broft and bIOvm5 in extra largo oven Autornatic 4 slice loaser. signal bee, brown s1tng Easy-ctean czisnt, renVjvabi broiler pan, oven tray. ra #T-26 tray. top mInus G.E. mall-In_rebate Your final Midland compact refrigerator 42.85 .....5.00 3785 4 coot Sos oos,on In ISO,. for dolailliL - Zayre 12-1 - 595 Therrnostat control and defrost dal. Magnetic - • door gasket, Freezer compartment. removable shelf. 1.7 cubic foot capacity. #16-512. mist curling iron LI( 9' 2 . &. oopu,,r. fan 975 ke. awaff Wit. w PrWft ___ 02D45. minl turbo blower Fok*ng handle, axnP.Ct ti Cur$lnQ i.on . 395 OLE mIS.frad.JclI IS. Dual vats bran WV- 1.11(1335. 785 Itty Betty ker cook book PS9SS1 Over 385 the ciwavs oks. lei. 7" Zayre 13-1 4. 40 S Al - - �NE A - A -1 ) - I 1 - :1. . _: - - I 'S2 • r I — _ — - T ' a - - - _ - - - — - 5 4 - -S S ¶ a S •5 — S - to Is; it r ' V — — 41 — S f S - . ayre as all YOUr basic -..-,e So " INV 4 to 29 OW r".. _____ SAVE $1ORidgewood rolling tv stand - Fitsafl IV's up,o27". clean v.iyI V3fl33 finish; Wheeled C0S13r3 *9238 VISA — d*prun 611(1)1 IS ConpaCt.Powerfi set gets great receptIon Solid state automatic control wd fps detent tunwo4, th F - 149 .14 111 — Wipe 1-0-0 :k SAVE $61 Midland — . • 16 '4 AAA . - : J. 4MI to $.roll pack bath tissue IE' 0_Iti fISOfl1PIY quality paper needs 98C or 'I! ' °'-I value! Chinet plates 98C 100 Dixie' c A lo 98 ' I pI Nk cups - handy aluminum foil II 98 pk. :8c . — . . ourreg.sleg S"E $40 Daytron 4-in-1 cassette record stereo Multiplex system lots you record your own library direct from radio, G-track. PhOnO or'live' AM-FM/FM stereo multiplex with cassette laps. ro. corder/8-track player a automatic re. cord changer. Lighted skle rule dkj 0& 28 stereo LP's, 8-tracks, cassettes Sellecled group of popular& lawflts 15 cab. UVE $10.11 S"ile casseffig Portable AC/M. butill-in mdw.auto so , vel j. -. 1 I9 . 12.99 . 8 track or cassette holders 52 4-track tapes w tk .. : - an, on aytro headset special controilit. dual 94WOO/tv P4. Podded line C014,OSSY 10 read • . 16 oz. Clairol shampoo 10 oz. Noxzemall Skin Cream 8.2 oz. Aim' toothpaste At latest 72 pw atom . no niJnri 108 138 448 fanch.cks available. - goo dial. Sure'. anti~perspirant 1.5 oz roff01111 Zayore Fights POW * AO r '11 Now oz way unscented Unit 2. ea. 1W_ I Tropical Blend"tanning aids Buff erin' I 00's Loving Care' color lotion 'Softsoap' with pump (AI le of 7 - •.r! sior.-8 HkmJno *S88 ~sale silo 1 1 for3 available no ralnch.cks 108 "*111111104000100101, I': Lad Z 57 ow n4p. a" AC fine S O 26" 0 "VE S&42 Saville Clock Mft Uoyd's LEE) clock/radio W8" to Must of buzzor alarml Easy to 104d *Mnaftd mlimetrais. Tbyw sal con. buzm. Red or bar. mkifolouch Zayre 14- 1 lock nüols. #1274. 2169 ow few Xn Fixed AFC an FM -1111C1113 IN headt:ihonall, exTwin front " speak" LV " kxkakw. SAVIE $15.30 pilmim & rinSW PotW dieft line coritto q*rovw modits. Phone • Usts. 'cor 2. S$srso ca_salts. 3• 1wled. radio Summer's Eve"' twin pack : ,. herbal, vinegar & wateir At least 190 total per Ito.-,— limit 2 — checks available , 68c Wilkinson' bonded razor Je rottilis At least 96 per store - llrnI 2 r.lnchecks. — no 68c 48 oz. Listerine' 48 per sloirril — limit 2 checks tamavailable. — 253 tasty pegboard candy N.-I W1 ww"is florli 4 of 10--i m m: Limit 3 3 . kit fainchicks av.lIabIS. * Clairol Frost & Tip' 1 23 V for 99C selected top brand candy Limit 6 Iho. tw- i,, lb.. sos ij.e ,on)..s os, S • for98" IS _ * - �. S. S . - -- S. .. - . •. .- - :-- - - --.- S. - .- - .5 -. • •- 4 5 + . / : - -. - - • . +2. -- . . S I -. - - S . - S S - 5• + S - - - - - •-- - . -- - - I - . S - . - -, - +- +5 . . S - 5 I - -4 • - S .. 7i A 0- _•5• -c - . . • .5. - * - % . Pg . - - - 4 . - , . . S. .. 5 5_ . -- S . - . - • -- .-. -S . -. - a • -. . - -- - - . - • . 5- ..--•- - --. - •. • •• . - - . -- •. -. - - - . - • - - - -5- . - - - . - . • - •- - .t•• • - : . - . • - S - • - * .. -- - - - . a - S - - S .,...-: - . - - - -- - .•.-, S • • -. - - .. 5 :- - • •• • L, . - . +,.• - - . • _. S • S Al .• - . - S - • _ • -- -- •5£ - - . . AP •. - - - - 0 -.5. - - -+5 - . 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Modern sot Mkiders, whistling kettli, sugar - Pouter, driplilras servot, Birown stripes on almond top -Team ported Lemmatch UD! to The set Is striped e 39 P1.ecton -• 177 our tea. 2.1$ our reg. 549 KO fashion & qUaktY at a supff low pricief AN heavy gauge aluminum With Premium non-stick finish. Has I A 2-0. covered sa D=S~ 5-0. covered Dutch oven a 1016" frypan (uses coyer). Sell '-• Our Mg. 34.99 SAVE $1.52 4-pc. canister set contemporary tablemates More kitchen fashion! Stores Flour, sugar. coffee. Match-matesf Napkin holdor. sell & oevoor and cov. •- q, •• -- ' P Complete Sheet sets in a PaCkIr, SAVE.$7.11 88 SAVE $3.11 on n.ti flow.rs. No- won 3 'Field Flowers' bedspread ensemble Fully quilled roundad comers FonrelO poly+ Kitctwn-pedecl herb & sWe motif on ester/cotton cover. ForlreI polyester fiberfill Sets ind . I flat. 9twin =fW 21==Twin set:I case our rog. U." Full, our mg. 2s.99 ......................19.88 Outeen. out mg. 32.n ...................24.88 41tc. Fulk 4-pc. Outten, 4-pc. King, ourrog.W9111,113.118 Ourreq-22-11111.119." Ourrirgn.11111111.25.88 insulated drapes: 64" L (48" W.), our reg. I ' S"E 30%-48%'Touch of Spice' set till 11. 88 pr. twin spread our reg. 21.99 while towel (pounrl NettV it% well as practcall Dish cloth, 94r rog. 1.69... ._ 88C Pot holder, out reg. usq .......1.18 our rog, 1.99 Oven Mitt. our rog. 2.69 .........1.78 38 Ilk S"E sit - • -• - SAVE $2 'frosted' glass sets Your choice: 4-pack of 13-oz. 9O9OZJlCe.lcOoler I or 13-oz. bevetage. 'Crystal lee.' 397 .41 'Muriel' tier curtains po&g L ,s. ij. .3.99 VSL.iir,.g. t 2.3$ S too + %pairs .. our + -S S IIi. Pr. 24 our tog. 4.1* Pt. ,+ - -•. 358 - - r"s r" S"E $1 'Melody' - L. - ':' L' . ______ : _____ -p.. • - 4 -. - - - 1 * a SAVE $11.11 on 50-pc. stainless set Ind . •, ,oup spoons. cb-sna, s. salad 15" Our JL SAVE $12 with rebate 40 pc. Ironstone dinnerware Complete service for 81 Includes B ea. dinner rOW 21111,88 p4ales, cups. sauceirs. soup bowls and salad/ de&wn plates. See coupon in rain flor ftli"a, on& sugar spoon Zayre 16-1 Ziyve reg. pdc, ......36.97 Zayre sal. price ......27.97pr Vow Mail cost r - $3 ... 24" SAVE $3 on 8-pc. salad , Beautlt%jfroste(bowts& (4 each) coordinate pedWty writh the glass sets above. Bargain! * 6 97 our rog. 9.99 SAVE $1 rumed Cape Cod curtains Fv(1teIkJ 5,P,AISV/AVr rayon 60 97 pr. shown. 2 pr. 24 L rugs - ..... 48 221 O&W tog 349 - I____ - ____ Ji --- • * scatter ClassIGtoel-keydesqn 01 cutandk)op solid colors 26i out tog. 499 .3.48 . I I L -• SAVE $2 seeded voile panels pOtyestor/ cotton; 60" wide 5" bottom horn Colors. (2 shown) SAVE $12 'Delmar' 1cuson Fine imported look! DuPont Dacron . 63" L. our reg. 5.99 8 . ' 1 1i. sue. propylene Wattle room-size oS&ln; back vi rug 27 " Zayre 11-1 4 a 4- - - �. - • 47 Si . — — — —— — —— —— -- - - S i3 — — - S - . . - ) S• •, S $up r - 1 04 . 1' - - A. I S - S S S - Vft S I S S - - - . - S - . S •. . S --. I •' - - — S _ - - - - S S . • . S S . S - - - S. . -. . -. 5- . . . . I - S S S - t S I 'S - S - -5-.-. . . .. p Tloo 29% Diversified Superstar Pacer exercise cycle s Tone muscles, trim legs waist rthin your own home! ' uSl size with comfort-Padded - - . .. .. k . . . . ' -. - / SAVE $5 padded folding patio chair Treat Mom' Adjustable postersible cushlions. 2-pc sturdy - i 496 I eler & tension control. Full chain guard, ball bearing pedals. Needs assembly. DP l . 4. / I8u I sun our rag 2499 AVE $6.11 . S 5.. - - -- • 19% Durable triple find acrylic. contrasting sthM. Full zip-front jacket; zipper pockot. Coors may vary store by store. Mans,woman's -•I_vis ,. - -. - 4 -' .1—I- men s & women's Jaguar warm-ups \ OW few skof S"E $5 foam padded matching chaise SAVE $3 on 24w iJ °Lrs" cT: 9reversible bowl. Slide-Ir""m log connection. wheels 4" box edge, 2-psece Folds jcushions - OW 11W ILft 1797 SAVE $5 weight bench - SAVE $4 barbell sell Fixed flat back; comfortably pidthd. Sturdy tubular sbel construction R3qLwes assembly. Stap3upwfthQut$)In. Ing an expensive health club! 106 lbs. (two 0 kilo two 6.5 kilo low 4 kilo dim.) Steet bar. ' barbell sleeve. chwt. - 39% - . SAVE $10 matching print un*mls T 2-w4 t*, crank hft openam Ac*mft Imon 2496 9% 1 14% 'Aw"aft tnm COLF&W. OW SAVE $2 Rawlings glove basketball oxfords Ric* Burleson MADgr"h model. Leather Wed; sold web. Deep well pocket, So" $1.11 & "1111. PW mium grade Cotton duck 2 guee t" a stakes. ins otiictai UPPOtL rt)ber bottoms. 1099 sIze & welI bail; rule book. an. Ooys. 11-6. Men a. 7-11, 12. q.w Wg 12 29 SAVE $3.22 volley b011 SM S"E $1 vinyl kidtball 77 lor '" ,, "' ° 0W8 rag. 3 29 savs$S our rag. 47.99 7 x 7' mountain tent Sleeps three! • Lightweight 70 denier nylon taffeta, • 3.-way zippered door Inside zippered roar window • Nylon carry bag. (1) Rslsr bo this numbs, on On back page br Zayra stems not — this tlsn .*v iz acius Dox — Pbailc. bail picaS Two buy. itsuan base- SAVE $4.11 sleeping bag buy am an aN wwW* WOrk QkMM Odght yeltow. USIA P0'Sd. 3 bail C1. Oule5 of 1Ss. Ps - 19 01W rag. -. 2.56 AVE $5.11 10" OW MW ILse Zebco• 404 giftpack SPkXW rest; IS b. Zsboo' We ba.. 5 'neclum alon rod. SAVE 12 OW rag Daiwa 403 glftpacic MOM" frsihwst, --• real. Mat*ig OW 2-pc. rod. 'lOthleI_IbS,.flS$,sb,.S page let Z&reHo,ss noe tevleg r em 2 USIiIng item, SAVE U I922199 Olympic vs 1500 Skailed spool reel. rghl & i.n Ineve 2-pc 6' rod SAVE $10 1997 our rvg 29.99 Olympic 910 Ultra Lite Spsnn.ng reel. nght. 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I 2 tiodi t11S Paitiaily aemts in canon. ,g. SAVE $15 'Pro 3' BUX Pro Thuuder' 4mo stying as the Pro 2; but with extra. tdbtak& owl . -- 99 ow low 7 Fasi stop ti,iI Pattalty asserytled - • ? "- - w Use our Layaway • • SAVE $18gfri$' • cPs ____ 4996 -,,, ow Tourist Ift 96 3 • American Graffiti men* s fashion jeans UrKkX"ar America loves, - ' out reg. PrIlcies - That E uroean took fit at a Price that's all Amencan' Ma(kc for style & comfort your aian will love the kw the very best reasons! - - SAVE $18 Columbia 3-sp..d bik. Of • • • bleckwall tkss. Panaaiv I Fruit of the Loom - • •- .. . OFF p $10 playgym for five or morel . side entry slide, safety welded steps SAVE . Soft, and cotton. ta • bred to retain fit and keep shape washing after WashBoys. men s sizes. - 4.. unassembled extra details' Blue cotton Men's Sizes • (lPnVii .. Shown is ire resentits vu of ',i'litlion p * - . Zayre 2l-1 - - -, S 4 .4 . 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Puti out 18 watts (RMS) per chanOR.SpailkornaliclOOLC100 PMO Polk ildm/ -- - & resistanceto read hazards Full depth tread assures many miles of service • Extra wide 5-nb tread thousands of trac- • Ww 0/W SPECIAL -13 blend lube and oil change! Well k" vital ltmgsedrCin ° are r sm a rear end fluds Foreign cars wx*xW note, to fte nwnbw an "is b-ft SAVE $30-9S 'Loud and Clear' set Oulidoor, Ow few ive ____ super -e 13-W. Ow M& 2.19 w state und. Shown s a representative t the selection. Kraco #l(R-1250C l•1 _____ SERVICE totes - no fs mess cr -_c. cIettç!WaIavedng 0 Colors match wall paint colors o easy-to-Install FM converter cve1 to AMJFM - in minutes! Solid Have a decorator wl m mm- - 5"N Select latex SOM410" DuPont Flair Squares: clever, easy way to decorate! JIY VWJMLAM polyester cord tires .4 polyester plies for extra strength. safety • . .--- ... •._. _ S l pk of 15 •MI..t . Select latex house pant I gal. CovM approx. 400 sq It. on 111111=111k , Select latex wall paint .46 1 ?P E ,14 $I SM S28 H4 - G-15 $35 $3' L- 15 S40 12,96 F.E.T. on an tam purchas" M, if nft P%%&V Wtait,riq 49's F4u@ 1 0 enhowst. lion end. Wakes. tune-up, IuW and og .0 Tires not available In WashinqIon. 0 C and Pittsburgh GMG $ton* Also See beC& pft@ tor ottw $49 Z" Star" rot hav" IV". our fog. 95 SCT %kWP"W sac"M cap* lotI - r SAVE $4 Cuprinol redwood stain 0s'esi chw'os b sprwo t. proisci decks.le cWtg Oioi MnILae. "OWsU. SAVE $461 Hirsh - heavy duty steel shelving Oaf Wtaf own s"W Wwa t 5 a4 ir deep sheMs. Ai,..4i.. .y. 8 aflef sale 1219 protect with our jimmy-proof entry lock Kay lecks t il.rI.lI1, haw S pit 'saf Isa1Iy. 2 Mps id Pka.ole oswoi.I.N • SAVE $2 sliver plain - 12 x 12' mirror tiles *i wsa •s — ala. C 74 OW fog. ill SAVE 33% 'Brfte Bond' no-wax floor tiles by GAF 17' x I 2 sell-stick Assorted Sold only In pqs. oil, out leg 991, OGa. your choke 2 tune-up kit or distributor cap For CaM bri, -6". -Ignition wire sets Custom fitting 7mm tt*k h.ç$i lenerabre wire with silicone core For 4.6 or 6 cyfinder cars 997 - 4-ton hydraulic jack SM auto vacuum cleaner 49 2 ventilated cushion Rugged steel anstructmn, Has big jobs as well as ioIine ones And 4 cxmnacI$y on trw* 79 2 handy car console - Powerful portable plugs into cigaretto h'-4er. Accessories vicluded to dean malt the corner's. Just the thing tor summer driving conor1 Features strong cod springs fix durability. king we n Keep ever1hng in reach cup. 1sue. ctwige. CO mete' Fs alt cars, both fixeign &mestic t. 5. 0 - - 33!t 149 oil SAM $I M I alrowma Save on better nmoont.W riot WTA Your $ final co........... 2 S.. coupon In S404 Soi dsM Westley's velour & upholstery cleaner I an 1110 but* pw OW to we III MoleS ONO hit"Now 22-1 1 4w Cleats away sti-ns. re- Turtle Wax PolySheIl'TM system - Westley's rug cleaner .190 polymers, sihconos, resins 41v0$ COlci 42T!,. SAVE $22.11 antenna rotor Fully ai*omahc. dockwtss Oi Zayre Zayre saIeprce ..... $l5 minus Turtle Wax mail-In rebate $3 your choice -- - — ____ _____ - __ -- C88 SflSi 15.19 roomy tool box Rust ritswart CSKIle ffieta --. bed ennsl Puh Welded hinges 0 88 07 O 159.1S$S SAVE $7.11 wrench sets Your chime: I i-pc. it or 12-pc. 06 C019111DO oSfl _• dmp birged + At i..s* 88 t sols i7.S pet groomer clipper kit loftww ft am - MAW - PW Ow S "' on A uniqur' conb,n.itpon of space CAM2 10W40 motor oil iaty all- weather oil IS-o,z Clears out tough wirer so awn The Tannery* spray 10 oz Cleans. Protects leather. Y. Plastic -- .1,1(1 qImzers loIrTi 3 layers of prOtoctk)rl for your cars finish No buffer needed At least 11 per store - rainchecks available. 83*qt. CAM2 20W50 motor oil * Race pron ffiolm od qt. Osi $2 bert iroI,i CAM2 with purdwis of S *a1 S..9 coupon in store for d.t•4s Zayre 23-1 -- S -_ • ,, 0 0 40 - - �a - - - - - .b. - - .16 - -- -. -. - 4 D - • - - . - ..+ • - -. - sa •. - 4 * S S - - .-* S S. . S • 0 - - - - + 0 a - $ • ., + S . S . S S S * a -. • • . - - - - S - S + . - - S 0 .5+ 5 .4 S 5 4 - S • S5 F -- S __ S S 4. i: * __ 5 • , ..•• • •0 -. . - - MONO / W 4 S _____ , top quality sunglasses SAVE $8.99 LCD stopwatches SAVE $ii. or high fashion Oculens! Shown is a resentahve of the seiectx)n ® Reim to this nurlibeir below to, ZayTSousnoIh.vtnthisl.,m. Polaroid OneStep° famous brand photo aith • DIAMOND SCOTT "&nsa .PAPER TOWELS ALUMINUM - FOIL I .AM .dl • SIC _ * representative of the selection. Styles may vary store by store. - our "9- Conçise outfit for bea hi l'stwt pictures? s..covponm sa. ,o,,s,..os. msil4n rubsto ..........$5 - final ' COSt Ko O#Pl. N9jkijbss. 3 p. or rsg. I.?) .......1.49 P1U..IJd. N tWin; 2Pm. ) .......&49 .' • com I I + + 0 .+;. - C LZL ** a • T046 *+ 3,. - - 2 for $5 - -------- SAVE $2.38 sleepers SAVE $6.11 Super Simon SAVE 30% Super Hero or Peanuts vehicles Dalled by Mlonewilo Colors niary vary sloce by slone. ToddIm* sures, &XIOW. more! Stxmn is a repmsentab" of • 2!? famous oil filters mom U.S, Cam SWI* stage. selitlichorl. - 55 - + - * 24&. - SAVE $5.49 concept 110 : -S 1 + !. " -- - + . - -.+- 1 rr I kid.: Kodak C, batteries, - •--- ______ _____ S ' n 1 • * 499 i ' -+ -. - • Illy N. :± * JOVAN MUSKOIL SPRVCQ4 Ofl;;-++ , EWQ. 4,50 Limit I -- ow our r*W .. your ct.olc. -fOr jL,?.. 2888 - S 129 =Wd - . • F fob" m-el - 3/100 0 - .• -* • l . 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ONLY A PRY WADI BREAKS THE BARRIER AND ThERE A WALL STANDS TO CC*,iT4JN THE BLAST.* IHE HEADS OF MISCREANTS HAIIG FROM IALL POLES, ANP ARN NOTES HAPPILY THAT VAL IS NOT AMONG THEM.-, NEXT WEEK., A Plan 6.4 2 2 56 0 M K" Feekaft trw"isis. W4 www nop" mwwd RX LITTLE KIP... itfflt foll, Aff ____ • jai- . - — 0 - 54 •1 fl EAR HELOISE: Laundry is less of a chore when each child accepts the even add the same matching responsibility of stripping his bedding, combining it with his lace to the neckline and-or bath towel and underwear and making a load of laundry. Each sleeves. child has his own wash day and his own hamper or basket. it - B. Nahary takes less than five minutes to put the machine to work before TAG IT . leaving for school. DEAR HELOISE: if mother Is home and she not throw away the wishes, she can transfer them baggage check tags which the to the dryer. If not, children airlines put Gn your pieces of can do this after school. Then luggage. They are made of all their things are sorted and sturdy cards and have very ready IoI their room for well reinforced holes for at putting away. faching a piece of elastic or For several years, It was my string. responsibility to see that eight Cut these cards down to a of us were out of the door b 8 smaller size and if there are o'clock. This routine helped perforations across the tag immensely to keep the - strengthen it with transparent laundry washed and put adhesive tape. away I These made good tags for Saturday was the day for extra keys around the house blouses, dresses, etc. as well (label accordingly) and also as pressing those items which very good temporary luggage needed It. Laundry day was also their my daughters' skirts and tags. Ethel Nichols -day for cleaning their room. pants, I hate to soo the I In* let I This rotated cleaning tools by the old hem. In order to cover It, I sew on and laundry machines wilhout This Is yotuwr cc1l *mn. If you'd a matching lace, top stitch lit, "hang-ups." like to shaire a hint, ask a Della Cornwall or do a line or two of em. question or make a sugges. ALL HEMMED tNt broidering. writs me cars of this DEAR HELOISE: This way, I give a new look When I take the hem out of to the garment Sometimes Inftnp&W Hugs, Hslois - 'TIC - IN 'I SIfNC.? COLUMN O - ItEp.eS AN .4',e$rINa • S SOMe D0GI'bg A MAN DiI5M"? NEwsppM,. • yj IF - AND D°BSNI' DRI1'lpic. 14 it D°ESN'v' 0VEpT AND D0SN'r CHASE AP1"Ei 1M0P4!N, Ijg't.f,. LI\m A ,.o'r --- - 8u'T" OP cOtj9ç ICNO FOR SURE UN'I'IL. TRIES IT! . is 'r J .6. Th4I;$ $..4 - - - - '_*•$,a••.,_._ — ll -: •# SPRAY AWAY STAINS AND DIRT DEAR HELOISE: I have a problem "I hope you can help me with I have a pair of yellow painter pants and they get really grimy with Now, this is my problem How can I get them clean?" Janet Paluska, Age ii Pro-wash spray? Simple as can bet Just spray the stain, leave it on for IS minutes or so, then wash the pants as usual. 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U A BAD by Morrie Turner 'YOU MADE A AD PLAY ON TVAT GROUND BALL, .q USTEN,OLIVER, YOU'D BETTER 14AVE \VU ... AND E)(PLAI N T14E ROLE OF: AWTIW _ 8 KNOW -: Aft -- - -5 8 - - 8 8 I - - CLORRIM OR ITALW . -- - -, - - - �-- .,.. ..- --.. _# -- -,- -. - --" . . .----- .--- .-----.- -----. __s - ...- .:- ---- •--. ___ - / p --..- . .. -- ---- . -_ - -. -. - ----. -. ---.--- - - - - -- - _ - - -- Evewg 2flYear, No 220— Monday,May5, 19e0—Sanford, Florida 32771 1 — - - - Evening Herald (liSPS 481 280)—PrIE2O Cents S S - Show With Golde nAge Olympics' Star To Air Tuesday. 40 CASSELBERRy Herald Staff Writer Graf, who appears with such senior show George Raft Georgie Ru' summoned to Los Angeles on March 12 1ortbe taping of the show. Golden Age Olympics gold By JANE - -r - t - - - -------- - - —- -- — - - --- -' ------------ , Sanfoi a Golden Age Olympics supqr star Orrin Graf will be featured on the 9Omlnute Mike Douglas Super Seniors television special at 9a.m. Tuesday on WDBO-TV Channel 6. - - - all "excellent job and was a fine ambassador forthe there We were Just getting read) to lease our Sanford senior citizen event held in November by Golden Age Olympics," said Jack Horner, hotel room when the show came on the teleision pesent1ng told medals and Golden Ae olinpics itiiin16cdChithiU Commerce sei' said. thi to Douglas and his special guests. executive -. Hesald Graf comes on toward the end of the Graf1 who excels at track and field events, By coincidence, Homer and his w1Je Peg, were show and Impresses Douglas with his good would have preferred demonstrating his running in Washington, D. for 'a meeti6g of the U. S. physical condition by demonstrating the standing ability, but couldn't because of the limitation of broad jump. Graf also promoted the annual the studio. Arson by Hal Kaufman WILD WESTI Correct If you can, names of these famed Western characters: 1. The Clone Ranger. 2. Jogalong Cassidy. 3. Annie Ashley. 4. Whynot Earp. S. Wild BIN Hiccup. n..aas alto uuy. . u ms ujmu: I minu e. Apo) me ouni V94 IHQ PiN dJ•) UAM P AlIIPO IIUUY -( Apu OuotdoC aa6uq iuo -t Jack had the iumber 919 tattoed on his chest so he could always 160k down and see his house number, which was what?, - s an iç , .vi__. .,_. - . t - •, 0 ç - un RiddleMe.Thisi What kind of grease is used in a lighthouse? Beacon fat. What can you put in a barrel of oil to make It lighter? A hole. $K ETCH A PIG Anyom can draw the piglet above by proceeding In the manner Step 1: Draw abasic 2 circle.. Stop 2: Add lines to f form futures: ears, eyes, note and mouth. Stop 3: BOlster feehires with additional relevant details. Step4: Erase necessary lines; odd ft7 Pid5O flgtouch, CAN YOU TRUST YOUR LYft? There are at lust lx dlf6r you may wish to odd appropriate color or incas In drawing details betw..i lop and boft.m pinels. How qvddyca., von find them? Chock answers wfth ff1011 hsIsW. i x: Using the circle .i reedy in place (fig. 1). WINNING KICKI Just one if leer runners above reaches V $ w.0 &JrJMV g Iqwn g take it from there. ; the finish line, point X. Which one Is theft you decide. __________________ / - - - tin- .. S I ... " I Beh ind Blaze - The fire which heavily damaged a Sanford restaurant early Thursday morning was deliberately set, fire investigators are now saying. State Fire Marshal John Chr istian said today the blaze which did about $30,000 to Casa Sandroni, 300 E. Commercial St., was t he work of an arsonis t. Alter- several days of investigation, Christian and Sanford Fire Inspector Tom Hickson say they have ruled out any accidental causes for the fire, such as smouldering cigarettes or faulty wir ing. They say they are presently awaiting results of lab tests before they will know for sure how the blaze was set. The state's Arson Task Force, an organization of arson investigators and. insurance companies, has offered a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the people invulved with se tting t he fire. The task force is . tak ing confidential collect calls in Orlando at 843-7900. Christian said he and Hickson are now interviewing Casa Sandroni employees and persons connected with the restaurant, which opened only two months- ago. - -- -The investigators say the lire, originally said td have started In the , lounge area, started In the southwest corner of the dining room, Near the bar which divides the lounge from the main restaurant. -' The fire spread to the lounge, destroying interior- fixtures and causing structural damage to the roof and walls - ___ _______ ame Co ty Commluloner San dra Glenn ( right), pitcher of the Community Leaders Women's SoItbs.l) team, Is shown as she Is about to drop a fly bill Saturday afternoon at Sunlaud Estates Park, where her team was devasta ted by the girls' team 374 In a dothle header that topped off Yonth Week activities. Misty Adams (left) displays the winning form that helped the youth team to victory. The girls' tabm was composed of players from Altamoute Springs Youth Softball League and "Aaron's Angels" of Sanford. Th e Community Leaders Men's Team woe over the Boy's Team iS.iL Age of Billie Boy's wife: "She is six times seven, twentysight and eleven. She's a young thing and cannot leave her mother." Her age? 'SO* A44613 F - IE g CMDIDAME CC IN :.. VV4 A CW CF ffe _4 -S. I - l' - -7 -a- ..-.., .•. - - C. medal winner, who lives in Daytona Beach, did an Chamber of Commerce when the show was uni*r W ir —1 - - .'A Towering Figure' ..----- Even Former F, o Laud Tito For H*is Achievements es 6311AL PRlMAI$ 1 By United Press International marshal, who was once anathema to visionary statesman who helped give World leaders'heaped jiraise on Joslp More 71to stories on Page 2A~ Soviet leaders for pulling Yugoslavia out birth to a bloc of nations that would not Bros Tito as a visionary, statesman and of the Soviet obit in 1948, was flashed follow either camp of the superpower. warrior and even his former foe, the President Carter described Tito, who across TV screens. "He was an international leader who, Soviet tfnion, lauded his wartime ' ex- died at 87 Sunday,. as "a towering figure No mention of Tito's defiance of Josef having preserved the liberty and In. pious against Hltler's'Nazi juggernauL on the world sta ge" and vowed to con- Stalin was made, Instead Yu na, me enemy of s tinue to support s "sove Patriarch was remembered as"an active depindence of his country, gave the maverick style of independent - relgnty, Independence and unity" a participant in the war for peace against world the authentic voice of non-alignment," Giscard said, communism, dipped its flags to half- choice of words aimed for Moscow as Imperialism and ___1 _____.___I .I._. _ II__ uiaai, nij wuiuici IDaL rrvuuer nua weu as tseIgra. Frencl President Valery Giscard India recalled that Its former leader Guofeng will attend the funeral. In Moscow, the face of the tough old d'Estalng lauded Tito as a warrior and Prlme'Jawarhartal Nehru joined Tito In _ - — J .. ___a - . . -. - - - - • . - - - '( OWbJ MU it) YOUR (Ot4 dp - . - - / .. . . . - .• . - . - • ' JifIJ 1 [ - .'. . -- -. ••. - - - -------___ - -- ________ ___ - ----- ----- — ------- To S"k 2n • erm - T - - .-, people of Yugaiavia but. also the world community as a whole for generations to New Delhi announced a three day comes," India's President Neelam period of mourning and announced that Sanjiva Reddy said in condolences sent Prime Minster Indira Gandhi, Nehru's to Yugoslav's new leaders. daughter, would fly to Belgrade for the f uneral. - sr1anih Mini.,$.... uuuuSua rez ::ja.5; hail hailed Tito as the great postwar figures." "History will record Marshal Tito's i Floridians will have the opportunity to said today Havill expects the drive will there has been some dispute as to what ment would result in lower property vote for property tax relief in November easily obtain the 75,653 signatures this means. Property appraisers across taxes for some homeowners. if a Petition drive to get the matter on thei needed to get the proposal on the ballot. the state have been assessing property at "The big deal as far as I'm concerned ballot Is as successful as property Anyone who wants to sign a Petition different rates. is that It will make exemptions worth assessors expect It to be. can go to the property appraiser'a office After a meeting in Tampa in more," said Seminole County Assistant Petitions to place a ttUational. at the Seminole County Court House in December, property appraisers decided Property Appraiser Bill Suber. These amendment proposal that would require Sanford. to Initiate the petition dr ive to amend the exemptions are the homestead exemp. property to be assessed at48 percent of The petition drive was Initiated by law to read "65 percent of just value." tion,tte $5000 tax exemption granted to Just value cm the Noveinberballot iiaye Matepmopertyapprabersafter Florida The drive began Feb. 15. anyone ln Florida who owns and lives ina been signed by 15,617 people as of April Gov. Bob Graham said fr would insist Seminole County Property Appraiser home, and certain disability and senior 16, according to the office of Lake County that all property in the state be-a ssessed Terry Goembel said the appraisers have citizens exemptions property appraiser Ed Havill, chairman at 100 percent of value until July to get the required number of Suber said he thinks the property of the statewide delve The tax assessment law requires signatures. appraisers began the petition drive ,to Havill's secretary Fleeter McKenzie property be assessed at "just value," but If approved by the voters, the amend- assist In putting some stop on inflation." - _______________________________________________________________ vision. - - - - - • contribution to world peace in terms Pet t on - i ___________________________________________ tofoundAng the non-aligned movement and praised Tito as a true world leader of which will serve to inspire not only the , — •- , .-' - - . -. Governor - - RICHARDrONE ..seven challengers Florida Says c bean State' No % Morgan Drops Prime To .17 1/2 NEW YORK (UPI) Chase Manha ttan Bank to 18 Morgan TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) U.S. state Sen. Kenneth MacKay, Miami w "C . percent. Guaranty Trust Co., the country's $, Richard Stone announced as a iawyor Rrd Pettlçew, and lamer fifth largest bank, Monday cut Its Most banks, Including Citibank candidate for ge.electlon today and state Senator Lori Wilson, and several MIAMI BEACH, F1a (UP!) Gov. bearded tyrant in Havana," Graham prime lending rate a full per. and Bank of America, reduced defended ppir votes Indud- otl*ri.are considering the race. Bob Graham aid the wave of Haitians said. centage point to 17% the heels of their prline lending rate to 18% IN his offort of the Panarna C" Stone, 51, appe at a new C00- fleeing poverty and oppressim and 6414 ,Maui" 111te Haill. thou& they percent frmn 19 or 19% percent. a half Percentage point cut by No.3 treaty he concet1d - will - cam him , ference with his wife, Marlene, who will Qaben refugees escaping thecruel t*fld cornmu Len, tie t adler the perils don of polilicil problems. serve as chairman of his reelection of Fidel Castro has Florida a whip f poverty — ' Stone' prediètetl he will win a second ccinrnittOe. He said t won't allow "Caribbean state," tg its people across 41x.y,ar term, but said he probably will cainp.1ilng to Interfere with hIs Senate Graham University 01 life. t ' a e the ave to go through a runoff 14) secure ikitle and wIll try not to flhIU a Ilnaje roil grWtes Sunday that ii Action Reports ................. 2* is search (or freedom makes this emocritic flOi1in8tLoIL Call vote this year doing thod of his On ripple effect of actions by Arou nd Th e Click .......... ....4* Horoscope point vW ea Florida Is a Caribbean d r 'H said his campaign will consist cli 4 politicking on weekends and when boring cou esand noted "soinerlpplea 4B Hospital efeme of his record and calls for ails In Congress is in recm have reached our shores here In south ' UassUkd Ads 28.38 NatIon government spending, Independence Guntor has criticized him for mi.i4, Florida recently" governor then called on the Carter cmics 48 (hirielves strong IITUIVIgr,tiOn oh And a 18 and foreign aix! several votes on key ener conservation "We begin to understand just what a administration to add Crossword 48 -, Issues trade to Its priority hard Place h the world Is *UM policy. W ifl 101 1. Dew Abby 13 Tele visIon ..................uA-7A SevelresdY W1thu many islOperaons seeking the with 3* Wother for Job, including Democratic nomination, a runoff this fill human beings driven from tieIr is candidates Editoria l . 4* World CommissIoner Bill Gunter, Is .hncet tain, he j4, hine1ip by the cruel hand of the Mitt Cabs stitIes 01 Page 3* 2* - — -- - . -. - - • . - - nwiq - _ - - o . Alt' - - - P - - - - J - - ' Raham. - 1 - - - - - - • w j - - . - , Toda . .- -- . - - _ S - .. . - - - • - - - o - / ' - - - - - -, - ' . . I - . - _ - . IL • � 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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' - (DO JOKER'S WILD (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont take inboarders to pay t he mortgage the prospdcts don't C9 (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER REPORT 011.1. MiJTfl .JVUII l (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON. FRI) - 5:55 0(4) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 600 0 (4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MOW) 0(4) PORTER WAGONER (TU1E) 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS Thhj) (4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL which backfires to expose James to ridicule and herself to personal danger. (FR!) ' , -- --.-Roo.."... ,___ 7- - h*,hL,,kMI.1k.e.. a. -- (7)Q NORM & MINDY Mock and Mindy relive moments from their past after Mindy's - nàwfywed father, troubled his marriage, turns to Mock for 'U help. ' (1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD me -atithor of a bell-selling women's manual hires Rockford to Investigate threats that hay, been made against her 04(10) a W) MOVIE "Any * Wednesday" (1966) Jane Fonda, Jason Robards. Every band visits his mistress In a tax-exempt suits. 0 BENSON Benson learns he was the object of (1) - 5 Secret milltary experiments and takes on the U.S. Army. 04(10), ThE GOOD NEIGH. BORS "The Pagan Rile" - 6:15 (1 (17) THE ATHLETES (MOW) 6:30 O (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0 ED ALLEN (121(17) NEWS 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (DO NEWS (17) MOVIE "Conflict" (1945) Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith. The police struggle to crack the perfect alibi of a man suspected of murdering tOO 1:45 ' (17)NEWS mllliondollarmoftv,(R) (DO BARNEY MILLER When . - .I upatactiurchrummag.s.leln OUR BOARDING HOUSE REG.fl. - CANNISTERSTYLE with Major Hoople VACUUM - ~ t -. .1_-._, .. B . -' r - 5 ~ - . - . - o S '.,1*,.r ,, ~ lEG.)ø.fl - - S ISLICEG.I - . State Rep. Sam Mitchell, D-Chipley, said he thinks paddbg "It simply means U* teacher who wants to paddle is assuming the responsibility themselves- entirely," Henley R!G.24.n - $1 $3800 TOASTER - -. 09ts - - 5 RE0.n. .$25800 i. I . CONSOLE - . $29810 . 8(k - by Ruby's, a Chinese restaurant, and was not about to abandon the work or his customers. - - - - -. - - 8 -- administrator for varying offenses. A total of 4,609 students were paddled at least once. Seminole County state representa tives, and other local officlals had mixed reactions to Mitchell's bill todaY' Mitchell's bill allows principals to set guidelines for paddUng, but stipulates that the principal cannot take the privilege of paddling away from teachers, A princi pal can, "Who's going to witness it?" Henley asked. "Is the teacher going to pull another teacher out of the classroom to be the witness? If - so, who'll supervise that teacher's class?" State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, commented on the proposed bill today. "Personally I prefer that one person have that responsiblilty," he said. "I can see cases where a student may do something which Incites anger In a teacher and there could possibly be softie serious abuse problems. I am in favor of corporal punishment, but it should be the principal who has the 'responsibility." - __ ____ T-- !...,,-, RE0.4. -: WASHER REQ. S.9S -,. , ` I' l I ' do 12 INCH PORTABLE BLACK AND WHIT! I ____ - £ REQ. 129 . - ---. - - $9995 - 5 .r . . V~ 1":, '-.5- i l I - '1 S St-- Mrs. Baker said she thinks paddling, If used, shou.1d be ad. I4 1 "'u';s. . ministered by the school principal or an administrator, r-:y, "The teacher could react emotionally, If he has the Instant' authority to paddle," Mrs.'Baker said. "I don't mean to put jg _ ''0 -- - ____ - - teachers down, but if they!ve had a bad day or a student is just - driving them crazy, it could be an emotional reaction, Herald GRA - Pliots by Tern Vincent - ___ us --5-new auminisirasive mces on the first floor of the Sanford City flail. Mrs. Eunice Whitehead enjoys the refreshments while Tom Wilson, SIIA executive director, discusses the new facility with T.J. Pop of Gutmann-Dragash AssociAtes, architects of Sanford. - - OPENING -. ,__,_A_ -. Lake Mary Bad News So No Grant . - a site plan - J 100 FRENCH AV. - ' - -- 011" 19 III: -FRIDAY6 to 8:1 CLOSEbSUNDAY NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UNTILJUNE1* - - 5 5 dr 0 : . - - - 5 : - ,?, / - ______________ - SANFORD . - -- rn - - 40 AD HOMES SINCE~ iSIS. 4) -4 . - ____ __- _____ ____ Drive and Marie Avenue until further engineering want Ispresented. The board, in denying the request, said Did not consider the plat of 10 Iota in By DONNA ES1'ES 'was exercised the value had escalated to ward told the council, Cwnw&U Road It now coilsidered a Ramblewood, Unit II in Hidden We Herald Staff Writer $50,000, according to an appraisal. The balance of $33,750 for the purchase fj natural buffer between PUD because arepresentativeofbullder There will be no federal money to parcel purchase was price was borrowed from Flagship Bank (oaon the residential zoning and the request does David Meadows. was not present reimburse the çlty of Lake Mary for the held January. up pending approval of a waiver by In not fit Into the dty's land-use plan. Approved for an office acquisition early this year Mrs. Southward Thursday night also of a 34k-acre the state Department of Natural The plans calls for the property to be building at 210 Orlando Drive as parcel of property for parklands. reported to the council that a draft of the Resources so the city could still get a ised for medhan density residential requested by Ralph Kazarian, contingent The fact that the city got a *gain city's fIrst affirmative action plan has In federal development. Mdlum density could upon the city cotnmlsalon granting a the purchase didn't help matters, said cilase grant for about half -of the pur- been com pleted. An firma af tive action permit apartinent onstruct1on of as variance to the requirement of two former city Councilman Pt Southward, plan must be completed before the city many as 11 units per acre, parking spaces. who is serving as the city's grants liaison Mrs. Southward told councilmen can become eligible for many federal About 30 persons were in the audience - Tabled a site plan and conditional person. recently, however, that before a grant programs. to hear the rescuing request and four use for an çto sales area aWition at the The city in January took advantage of can be approved, federal regulations A major problem with the plan, she from the Banana area spok. In opposition Sanford Auction at 1215 French Ave. a year-old option for the purchase of a require signature by the seller on a letter said, is that the has no accurate tract on Grandbend Avenue adjacent to noting he realized the property was census showing city to the request. A)tbough the property until a better site plan Is submitted, the percentages of dm not lie within ft San= develop. Deniedi because of Insufficient the city-owned Crystal Lake Park. worth more than It was sold for. An out. minorities, women and senior citizens in nnt NA It is hwluded in the Sonora parking space, a site plan for a family When they purchased.tlopUon on the of-state lawyer, as trustee for the the community. An estimate Is thit the 1jg, amusement game rQCCI at 1219 French property Is January 1979 for $3,750, the owners, has refused to sign the document planned mit deyelotxnnt (PUD) city's minority population is about oil In other hueiil,es the commk.lon: Ave. as requted by Michael Jackson. price tag was W,500. When the option so the federal grant is out, Mrs. South- percent, she said. . 9 1- I - - nest Cornwall Road and the Sanora -- -.w-- - to restricted irxhmtrW Its 13M,-acre tract Ridgewood Avenue between Terrace ,. BY QUASAR L - _______ ______ Tabled further consideration of a The an1ord Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday night turned down preliminary plat ci 17 Iota In Ridgewood a request from the Hunt Oil Co, to rezone Acres, located on the west aide of $32900 $39800 TELEVISION - X. S - - BY HOTPOINT COLOR 18 EXTRA - .- - Planners Turn DO' wn Firm -- ,. In _____ said. that cart be ed, but It is a very successful one, He said he is not worried about possible paddling abuses, "someonegotrunoverbyacartheothernlght,butwe'renot ____ ____ ____ - kI, down. lt How long a student Is out of class before It is determined to be a suspension Is currently under debate, he said. need." Joyce Baker, president of the Seminole County COUnCIl PTA, said she feels parents should have the right to stipulate that their childr en not be paddled. InSemlnoleCountytherelsanunwnittennilethataparent canseldanotetothesthoolprohthltlngpaddllngof theirchljd that wifi be ke In the student's file and honored, have to use It less," he said, - might have hurt my pride and my feelings, but it did me no due process, he said. harm. It Is another way of giving teachers the authority they - faculty member If he feels the privilege Is beln(abused. The bill also allows paddling to take place even If It is against the parents' wishes. ,,An amendment to have parent consent failed. We defea ted. it and that's what we wanted," Mitchell said. "Many parents today are dominated by their children. They'd sign the form just because their kids asked them to." Mltchell,aformerteacherandhighschoolprinclpal,uldhe used paddling for years. "It'sthegreatthlngInworldtohavethatpaddIeInU '. -. ____ work. It requires that a teacher have a witness when paddling. - . or to write essays or do other work, because this is considered by some to be suspension. To suspend a student there must be . nine Seminole County school students was hit by a teacher or 10 ~ ' - n UI% tn,.• 5 non..,, III 31J(1..( Ii.I Ut'.UpItU ,u,w Bill Moore, interim executive director of - the Seminole Education Association, said he thinks Mitchell's bill Is a "I remember going to school at Lyman when it had all 12 grades. There were times when a teacher took me In hand, It been going on. "In the case of litigation, the administration won't be able - back them up." Henley said he does not ban paddling, but he hasn't had a stopping driving carSo" he said. -. Mitchell said his bill is necessary because some principals $1 W-AM.FM RADIO, 'TAPE - HEAVY DUTY Wi LB. CAPACITY lEG. S$.N VERY0000cONDITION FURNISHING SOUTHERN . 4'J - justified, the administration will be at a loss to know what's "Mitchell may be concerned about something (principals banning paddling) that isn't prevalent In this state." Henley also said he Is not sure how Mitchell's bill would -. , - ' But State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, reaction to the action oI some Principals around the state chairman of the Seminole County Legislative Delegation putting stringent regulations on paddling. agr 1 with Mitchell in principle today. "I think you'll find mixed reaction to It," he said. "Some "I believe in discipline In school and a teacher needs to take support it and an equal num ber probably oppose corporal care of a student in the class that Is disrupting the c1as:1liat punishment. Unfortunately, we don't have a lot of (discipline) . disruptive student is keeping dw other students from - recelving alternatives left thesi days." the ed uca tion they are In class for. He should ha ve that right to Moore explained that students cannot be removed from the take care of that problem. If that means paddling, be it.,' . classroom to sit alone. as some psychologists have suggested, "I have over 100'teachers in this school. It each one of them Mitchell jild paddling is not the only method of discipUne R EC USED 1$ CU. FT. HARVEST GO.D , . S' i,it h,aihuina tha J•" •'"'"b .5. -. -5....-.- - carries his own paddle into-the classroom the administration can't know who Is paddled and who isn't. If It needs to be a student paddled at Sanford Middle SChOOl was allegedly bruised and required emergency surgery 30 minutes later, During the school year 1978 to l, approximately one in you'll USED GOOD CONDITION - - - USE STIRCHIS t CIIEDITWITHA'. PERSONAL TOUCHI - a - tight money policies on the home building unemployment rate for black and cent, down from 6,9 percent; New York;' said, "Wejustranoutoftime,"Mitchellsai&'lhisUjneitwffl pass." - .00 . - ' If the student is then paddled it's a punishment, not an emotional reaction." - be In the classroom for 180 days," he said. in Sem1ie Counjy, Lyman High School Principal Canton Henley, said, "it dp'en't bother me" if the auth ority to decide about paddling is tken away from principals. 6' - makers have been forced to close a Is concerned that "many, many principals across the state are, ended. $39800 - - r $ REFRIGERATOR .. 2 78. I - Orlando-based general contractors, he said. As he and an insurance inspector walked through th e wreckage, the tWo were already making pla ns. San. droni suggested changing certain kitchen fixtures while the inspector suggested where equipment might be quickly found. Sandroni said he had the best clientele he has ever had in one of his restaurants here. "Sure I intend to reopen," he said, saying he had spent three mon Ths industry. The construction industry has minority teenagers decreased from 33 7.2 percent, up from 6.9 percent; Ohio, 7.i lost 335,000 jobs since January. percent to 29.8 percent in April. percent, up from 5.9 percent. 'deelopment. 5. S . the homebuilding industry and big auto 4 Sus pe nsion, as an alternative to paddling, Mitchell said, is the worst thing to do. "If we pay to have a student educated for 180 days, he should - under the 1111, take the privilege away from an individual IN RUST, BEIGE & BROWN COTTON FABRIC ERY 0000 CONDITION - Harriett said the state lire investigators, aided by -Sanford fire marshals are working to determine how the early.thorning blaze started In the restaurant, which held its formal grand opening' ceremony only a week ago. The fire destroyed the lounge section of Casa Sandroni, damaging the restaurant section behind it. Sandroni, who says he has operated restaurants in Baltimore and Las Voias before moving ...-. -..,, En Orlando a year ago, promised to reopen as soon as possible, within a month. .I I, with durable goods industries showing a percent to 5.9 percent; adult women to 6.3 was:'California, 7.1 percent. up from 6 drop of 265,000 jobs.- hail occuring in the from 5.7; teen-agers to 16.2 from 15.9; percent; Florida, 5.5 percent, up from 5.2 auto industry. wtites to 6.2 from 5.4 percent and blacks percent; Illinois, 7,4 percent, up from 6.9 Employment in construction dropped to 12.6 from 11.8. S per'ent; Massachusetts, 5.3 percent, up 140,000 in April, reflecting the effect of Despite the general upward trend, the from 4.9 percent; New Jersey, 6.6 per- Sheriff"' Mark Linebarler, ' 13, of 100 W. Jenkins Circle. Sanford, Thursday and was sent to the House. . He said the same bill passed W12 in the House last April, but was not acted on by the Senate because the legislative session . S REFRIGERATOR - FREE DELIVIRYI FREESET-UPI ,, - LILLI RUST TRADITIONAL OVER STUFFED USED 24 CU. FT. WHITE 100 4- 0 - cipals passed the House Education 1(42 Committee 8-4 $53800 ' RE0,4.n - - . -i,l A DA teacher request to do it In 17 years. BY SCHWEIOER MATC MATCHING LOVE SEAT USED 7 2 TONE BROWN - FOR vipiciet Herald Piwi. by Tim classrooms despite pos;ib e ob*Uon by their school prin- - S U - $17800. SOFA tI fl - . Contracting 'wotk . will be done by his brothers, - S is "the greatest thing In the world," His sponor'shlp of a bill that would allow teachers to paddle students In their - -. -. $3800 SOFA -- . I_ .,. - S depriving their faculty from using corporal pwdshment" cd that his bill that would tie echobl administrators' hands in the matter will become law. - - - TRADITIONALORANOESBLUEAND ..720.fl REG WHITE FLOWER PRINT -% WITH WHITE PIPING NEEDS CLEANING - .322.7953 I I k~ - . - RE0.fl.fl VERY 0000 CONDITION -f House restaurant and a .vacant shop which until recently housed a haircutter. Bill Would Put PaddlesBack, Info 'Teachers' Hands ' SOFA. ' SLEEPER . - - SET ' , . followed by John Polk. Sheriff for the oiher 365 days of 1980. I S ' - 5 - 5 BY INSTANT - PLAID HEICULON NUSTAN GOLD MODERN TWIN SIZE I I, - I - -- . . A northwest Florida stfite representative who sWd today he 12800 TABLES . . -- . END AND - . - - USE D CHROME SO.LAsS - . 5 . S.- $11800 DINETTE , . W (DO MARCUS WELBY. M.D.S rj,,m ,0 S Linebarier was selected by the Seminole Optonlists Club as this struction and manufacturing of duiable year's Sheriff For A Day; one of six students who spent the day with goods such as automobiles. - -. High interest rates have struck hard at Seminole law officers as part of Law Day celebrations, Linebarier is I4wi I?HL 322 121S GOOD CONDITION - - -S * P(1MOVIELAND]]I ______________ SLEEPER REQ. iP$ BY HOTPOINT . worker groups, including adults, fulltime workers, whites and blacks, It was Inspects the Seminole County motorcycle squad... Thursday, particularly large for those in con- TOM HORN USEDRUST, BLUE &WHITE STRIPED EARLY AMERICAN CONDITION APARTMENT SIZE I '. SIC VI McQUIIN S WITH POWER HEAD I SHERIFF '66 5 - - - 5 - LAST NITI ;i ONLY. [PLAZA ul CHAIRS - VERY 0000 CONDITION BY EUREKA . FATSO USEDORANGE ____________ ____________________________ MORNING •. - - USED 20" WHITE VERY GOOD . vua WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation's unemployment rate soared to 7 percent In April with the largest monthly In- ' . BOX SPRING 5 D ' I Ic '1JfJ'II •#' - number of plant.s1due to the slowdown in For construction workers, the rate rose It was the second tnonti of sharp sales. - From 13 percent to 15.1 percent, con- ,decline for joblessness among young The Increase from March to April was tinning the two- month Increasing trend blacks and other minorities. The rate crease over..five years, the Labor the largest since January 1975 when the after several months at about the 10 was 37.9 percent in Febtuary. Department reported today, rate jumped 0,9 percent In the midst of peftent level. In manufacturing, the rate increased The April Increase was 0.8 percent over the nation's last recession. In service-producing areas, em- from 6.5 percent to 7.9 percent; for the March rate of 6,2 percent and was For adult men, the .jobless rate in. ployment fell by 130,000 workers in trade, government workers From 4.2 percent to sparked by major slowdowns In the concreased a full percentage point to 5.9 an addition 30,000 jobs in transportation 4.4 percent; and for agricultural wage structlon and automobile industries. It percent, while for adult women it rose - and public utilities. and salary workers, 10.2 percent to 11.9 was also another sign that the economy from 5.7 to 6,3 percent. But jobs for government workers were percent. has plunged Into a recession. - The last time the rate was 7 percent up 75,000 in April on top of a 60,000 boost The number of Americans ut of work was in August 1977 at a time when it was in March, both gains primarily due to - Among major states, Michigan jumped by 825,000 In April, pushing the declining a high of 9 percent in May 1975, hiring of temporary workers for the 1980 home of the auto industry showed the tot*l to 7,3 million. - Total employment as measured by the Census. largest increase. It jumped a full 2 The Bureau of Labor Statistics said bureau's household survey was down Unemployment rate by categories percentage points t 12.2 percent. unemployment increased in nearly all 500,000 d'uing the month to 97,2 million, showed adult men increasing from 4.9 In other major states, the rate in April . : - ' MATTRESS . Joblessnàss Soars .0.8% P.. 1-4 S USED FULL SIZE SEALY .TL ,. LAST MIII - $780 CLEANER - - GOOD CONDITION dwVN for the beltair in, hft (DOTHEROPERS Stanley's cache of girls magazines winds - CONDITIONER $12800 •GJDM.YDEVOTIONAL 1 -4 PLAZA I ) 7:41 ONLY MM DILUISI - I - AIR - - / 99, - USEDSANITU WINDOW - Q\ - Ar ' -. - IN GOOD CONDITION - Atlan ta C UI ROOM IN YOUR HOME! PERSONALIZED CREDIT! FREE. ' . -. .. : 1 WE'RE FIGHTING INFLATION WITH SUPER SAVINGS FOR EVERY DESK - - 0 - 2:10 Wojo Is hypnotized to try to remember details about a (DO NEWS crime, he blurts out 2:40 Shocking facts atut some of (DO MOVIE "The Good the squad mernbers.(CC) '((1 Paul P. (121 (35) STREETS OF Luiss Reiner. Based on the FRANCISCO A handsome by p , me Nh cols young bank robber uses a 40-of In China is ttwestyow-old woman tW* to obtain soned by W eed. (2 Hm 20 Information about th, bank. Mint) 04(10) ALl. CREATURES 4:20 GREAT AND s&ia "Golden Gift.. , (1(17)UNTOuc*fAeLES Lads I5 romance with Helen, but for the Daft family there sums to be - 5; ' - STUDENT - , By DIANE PETRYK HeraJdStaftWrlter -- • USED OAK SINGLE PEDESTAL $44 '.4 - - • -S... --• -, F0 • - Braves vs. San Diego Padres 2.00 ALL SHOWS -, - 1:80 (17) BASEBALL S - . . •(4) TOMORROW -' - Vietnamese child he lilt behind. - . . - Casa Sandroni will reopen within a month, owner Julius Sandroni, Orlando, promised today. Sandroni and his insurance investigator, walked through the charred remains, 1 his th ee-month-old restaurant, which suffered a major fire early W ed, nesday morning. ut state lire Investigators probing the scene are calling the blaze "suspicious," said Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett. They have not yet determined how it started, he said. S Sandroni said he Is DreDared to start rebuilding as soon as his landlbrd completes repairs to the wafts and roof of the complex which also houses the Holiday - I 40 , . .. - - --I-17- - - - I . - ... A ir0 1 WWI . ., - Winfield. Rita Tushingha,n. A black Vietnam veter an %A • - - - odn''C4411111144UI ii irri3t CLOSED THURS. Toluam -ANK.It, e "Green Eyes" (1977). PIUI - S - - -oo I J " (DO CHARLIE'S The Angels are hired to protect entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. from kidnappers who are after him. (R) . - S 5 - 11.50 - . a - 4W W . _ . 11:30 0 (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD ' - cal practices. ilk. (5) 0 BAR$ABY JONES JR.'s routine investigation to help out an old blend leads to the discovery of murder with a - . :1 • 5 10:55 (5)0 CBS NEWS 1100 0 (4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) © (35) P11. CLUB 11:55. t121(17)NEW8 ___ I- ' ..- . 2:40 (DOMGRImN Guests: Victor Sorge. Jeff Conaway. Lonnie Shou, Dr. - Reinhold S '1' 10:30 -- Amen. 6:58 5 (7)0 GOOD MORNING 405 FLORIDA . (DO MOVIE "Here Comes ' (g(10) SPRINGTIME WIJ fl MISTERROOER$(FRI) (I 7) MY THREE' SONS 3:00 5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (DOGENERALHOSPITAI. CASPER © 04 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY B C!) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (M0N-WED.FR1) (135 M - (DOA ROAD TOThEWHI?E HOUSE . g (MON-THU) 17 I LOVE LUCY -G __ - 0 - - (t935I DREAM OFJEANNIE , 2:00 - : DC.!) ANOTHER WORLD . 9:30 04(10) EDuCATioNAl. PROGRAMMING ©(17)GREENACRES 10:00 0(1) CARD SHARKS 0 MAY MAGAZINE (THU) (121(17) MOVIE numbers game and Puts ou a contract on the detective's life. (R) learns the murdered wife of a 900 prominent attorney has no U (4) COUNTRY MUSIC recorded background, may AWARDS Claude Akins, havebeen aprostItute Loretta Lynn and Charlie Pride not even be dead. (R) host th 15th annual edition of the" awards honoring Excellanes In the field of country on a raid 04(10)A.M.wEATHER . (R) (12)(17) FAMILY AFFAIR S Evening }Ierald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents . __ 2:30 - 198OSford, FIorlcM 32771 lit : 2:25 (1 7) NEWS (11) (35) DINAHI& FRIENDS i (4) TOMORROW Guest: Federal judge John B. Sirlca. (DO BARETTA A crime boss blames Baretta for staging a 10 (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE E1),r1 n,,ia flW!I 04 10? ELECTRIC COMPANY . - 0(!)THE DOCTORS 3) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (U)(35) DICK VAN DYKE 9:00 U®DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE 800 - "I C)0CM'TMN KANGAROO 1) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 0fl, Karen Steele. An ex-lawm goes after a wanted outlaw. - CID 0 HEALTH FIELD (D08I.JE (121(17) LISTEN (MOW) - - MiI17t n'u.an ''"''fl - PnI .. • -. S i2nd Year,No. 218-Frlcfy, May S U C!) SPECIAL TREAT (= (SJOHAPPYDAYSAGAIN (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY D (35) WOODY W000PECK- (MON-WED, FRI) ERDFPJENOS • 5:30 121 B (4) 1*3 (MON a l7iP (L)0UA3H ' FRI) :- (DO ON THE GO (WED) ©(17)BASEBALL(mu) (fl)(35)ILOVE LUCY 0410LO0KATME(MON) 4:30 0(4) BONANZA (MON WED04 (10 ELECTRIC COMPANY FRI) (R) (TUE.THU) (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE. (5)0000 COUPLE (DOMERV GRIFFIN (MON. (MON-WED. - . . . ER (1]) 135)TOM ANOJERRY N, WED4111)AND 0(4) DAYS OF OUR (5)0 THE YOUNG AND ThE RESTLESS (DOALLMYCHILDREN (U) (35)35 LIVE TENNESSEE iuxwo• D (35) TENN 04 10 MAGIC METHOD OF ILPMW7ING(MON) (()) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) 10)100K AT ME (WED) 04 10 V.1. PEOPLE (1)1(J) 04 10) CROCKET8 VICTO- FRIENOS(TUE) 400 1:00 - AMERICA .. - S - '- 0®TOOAY •) 0 GOOD MORNING 7:30 U(4) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ID(35)BULLWINKLE - takes part in a practical joke 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Buck Henry. CL) 0 THE JEFFERSONä George insists that Louisg hire a maid after the family moves toa Manhattan penthouse. (R) (D0C NEWS - © (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon get Inyolved with a Croatian king and 'I werewoif.tvoe who olota to control the king's country. (a') MOVIE "All The King's Men" (1949) Broderick Crawførd, John Ireland. Basell on the novel by Robert Penn Warren. A tyrannical governor in the South uses corrupt politi- rwn. 8:3w IVCiIi1I P SOD Q @) CAROL BURNETT AN : -(10)VIu.AAGRE(IQ STONES •' • - 7:25 e(4)TOOAYINrLORJDA DO GOOD MORNING ri 10:30 1:30 0D (35) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(1) TIC TAC DOUGH STYLE "Love And The Singles NEWLYWED (5.) 0 THE Apartment" Trevor is spending GAME - three months jr Los Angeles (DO$100,000 NAME THAT Oi business, which he mixes TUNE With pleasure. (U) (35) MAUDE Maude's surprise wedding gift to Carol 11:00 and Chris results in unexpect0(4)5)0(7)0 NEWS ed problems for everyone. (IV(35)BENNYHILL - 04 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: .04(10)TODAYINTHELEGIS. Jonathan Miller. (Part 4of 5) LATURE (I 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith Is confronted with 11:15 rapist'and a IIfethreatenin9 © (17) LOVE, AMERICAN trauma on the we of a her STYLE eno 0(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Suck falls - into the clytches of an evil prin-. cess with a sinister plan to - clone the daring hero. (R) - (5)0 U.S.A.PALMERSTOWN, The cQmmunity designates Luther's -. mother Grandma Jenny for - FLORIDA 04(T0)SESAMESTREET (1 ) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RASi.s .. . (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "The Bolter" Hazel surprlsebirthdayparty.(Patt2) FRIENDS 5:30 (5)OSUNRISESEMESTER CX) 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) 10:15 Fred's imminent marriage, _____ ' 5:40 (I 7) LOVE, AMERICAN SIYLE(THU) NAL "A Reporter's Notebook: Money And Politics', (17) SANFORD AND SON Lamont schemes to break up - ' .... flJ 5:20 - . . 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I . . * TEHRAN,. Iran (UPI) — The militants holding 50 U.S. hostages said today that the takeover of the . I would make things "more difficult" for the American prisoners. -. . I . I ,. "Now that the def ea t and the disgrace of Carters invasion has been revealed throughout the world, he is I I$ - '. . foreign ministry. I I .1, 1 I . I . . I . . Combat-tough Col Charles - . . - Africa Awaits John Paul - - . •---------- . ~. . . I . . I . .. * By DAVID M.RAILER Herald Staff Writer - * ty Of , - . . . I . I 0 . 43M FrIVIS WO Borgtaat . - - - - -. -- am* cw - - rieentretors None of the injuries was serious. . ,, ise &. ____ -' mittee voted 44 to kill the dautitetin-tav, Apnl i ,. - - - '---- - - -.. AREA DEATHS ALL SIZES 'I [::I REDUCEDASMUCHAS I - ous siao, LOX When the 'tle hac es an ShlWs Ihe _ WA Or con esorty - - 1,11111111.,M '— - - WL - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- . -. - - - - -- — . 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VA& man No am1lili" NOW$ . - - , ___ ____ set wIns 0* -. •__•_• . - Ui - ____ L. ___ ___ ____ The asor - - 4 -' . - - - - 0 - 0 - ,• I . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — A Landmark "condo-cover. sion" measure will become the first major bill of the 1960 Legislature to become law today when Gov. Bob Graham signs it during a Miami Beach ceremony. The bill tuB which takes effect immedia te ly, strengthens the rights of tenants whose apartments are being converted into condominiums and beefs up protection for potential bizytra. The Home, on an 009 vote Thursdays accepted minor changes made by the Senate and nt the bill to Graham, who hekiled a 2:30 p.m ceremony in the Miami Beach City Council chamber to sign ii T he measure, named the James Roth Act after the state 's Late Land sales directors gives tenants flU days instead of the current 140 to decide w hether to move or buy their apartments during a condominium conversion, ___ -- . Graham To Sion Low C 0 U — y twa ced to for 0* piepad piftof ad ___ - ___ ______ ___ g - . E0 _________ ___ ___ i . couple of seconds," he said. "For the moist As BiLson prepared to read the statement to > Re'k'idict.d ___ - the burden rot him." Has Turned- Corner ____ ___ - _____ - TALLA1L4.E. F (IIPt N*al aorcs Er,ctst non IOIMIII InItM t%' es' 0* propssdpurofstat, IktedngnMsbyagasp*)y TMe *ar Y Wick a i*a r ___ ---- - ____ - - part he was calm, rational and seemed wellbtkt WTU111111111fft to FBI - Akgtints ewty plane's radio about his reasons for wanting to reporters. Romatowski said he went to get educate& . ,, tedsy. fly to Iran. some orange juice, then returned. Romatowskl said was nervous because the SWORN Wdlim BdNXI, Z~ Of OW41. CAM., "Let me talk for you. Your government "Ile was about to read his speech. lie turned bland, curl) 4udred gunman was -'pointing the Vabitid 4M the plim's sUps behind ftht can't — I can, as a concerned individual." he his back to me with the gun in his belt and I gm at nw, but he was WY polite" during the Al RcensIowi shortly before lam said in a calm, relaxed voice. pushed him against the winikw and grabbed six-hour ordeaL PUT mat weadered to waiting FBI agents. The gunman also -urged Americans to his gun," he said. Witnesses said the gunman boarded the I' 27, a(San Diego,told "Porters demand the fomier shah of Iran be tried by the Roinatowsh said he held &gun in his hand Boeing 7r, around 6:50 p.m, PDT Thursday ha the garrran aboard the plane international Court of Justice. while Bilsun read a three-minute statement and showed a weapon to the captain, co-pilot _____eaber by abting the pistol out of "Call your president, call your senators, call The engineer said he was the only crew and engineer. Flight $11 was preparing to load Ms belt clii. he waa'L hobing. your congressmen," Bilson said. "It's better n*tiiber held became he was the one who passengers for a flight to Los Angeles. - - : The maker of SUPERSETS magistrate in Sacramento, Cali f., today to be •- - 0 - ___ - iy cii an 0* C.kd Space (eeea Ct. It wii c between iJli sal $210 In *k*4kd to 1111111111111 Operown a M Said Wftk *W aka so ad as ?DA Pit*e r*t . S - Bilson was* to be taken before a federal to hear both sides and let Justkv be dw- confronted the man, who was waiting in The Carter should not be responsible fix the ac- cockpit when he opened the door. demdiag to go to Iran to negotiate for a he 0* it LI, T, * he. doss he ____ - ____ SIOCIVION, Odd, (UPI) — A gunman ce ___ ___ t'tiáIj4 sal nacd ___ - - n* Moments before he mirrendered. Bdson read and toek a an, winhec bontage Ice' six hours 'a tireesninute statement to reporters over the ____ cme ____ In - "NompAw at YsaMohet Al Fee (ki Saw _ - 0 ,Gunman Thwarted In- Try To htaIsbSI* Said Ths ¶' HURRY WHILE.THEY LAST ___ ___ year anci a tiau ago n center, taniio. tie was i ,i. Simmons, $3, of 3Q7 ParkftewanahoImariager vetsian, s vI er ng 21 years W.7th SL, Sanford, died April at the Langford Hotel La the U.& Air Force. He yes a wasave(nofWorld W1tcsxkftrl4ysand nwnthir of the Cahey City War II. Ux. No 5* IBPOE. w a Catholic. SurvIvors Include lii wife, lie is anteed by Ms_ wife, iha Include his nVs. elma Th Simmons; son, Maiarci; son, Romld Entija R.1pCtark;. - -. . Michel Louis Simmons; Rio, Texas, - btot, Ro daightar, Cynthia Clark; daughters, Mi. Loretta Cobanbon, ___ __ Ohio; ow sr, .1055, Larry and Aitbany Frederick and Mrs. Lana Mrs. Model Friable. Cinch; beets, Vorbe and -NATIONAL REPORT: Floodwaters receded from 11* Bi Grm,slater,MnMaryB, Cherokee, Iowa; five cad- WoriisTm;Ms,*s. Thom pson ,laklng with them fears o(ar,puto(a fatal Moss, brothers, the Rev, children and one - great-- Throw Benda, Mrs. Vie lflfltSou0*rnOklahoma was pelted by basebsl1tzs hail Benjamin Simmons and grandchild. Gaines Mn Mary Lee and at lent half.drjsen tornadoes were slghtttL Thin. cetumba Simmons. Winless, Mrs. Deletes GramkO, Funeral Hems is derstorm brought hail to northern Texas as well,' and strong Wilson-Etch elbe r gee In cherge of wra S*s sat Mrs Elsowe wli*te took the roofs off Several bIL4Ings In Asermonte early - l4ortyis In charge Thomas and fear grandThiradav ash Downtown P-nrt Worth .'s ,LiaiI Dh ILL 89 a . U. owas, Inches of rsln In less than an hour causing some tocaliseci PtevOIMsy Clark, 12, 01 Wflsoa-E lobe ibe rgee flooding with water mounting up over the curbs ding 11* JASPER HAYES maw. Jupier HaM 77% Of U2 died W X at medle Hun =a AREA READINGS (I SAL) -. temperature: 0; overnight Cypress Ave., San%K dw . . I . low: 63; yesterday's high: 12; barometric pressure: *96; April 11. •WU relative humidity: 73 percent; winds: northeast at 10 m.p.h. Survivors Include his wife, • SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH Frankie HOM . SM 111AROV. MRS. IAARIR~ W". Sawa* %** d" "I*,10:07 p.m.; lows, 3:31 a.m. 3:31 P.M.; PORT CANAVERAL JwW L Hayesi; sistw. Mm - Fwwm mvica tw mm mwit (Dora Smith; nieces and 3L OW be d 3,31 wm p.m. it First Sidto Mihtens, Wilson - -. - _ ___ ____ YEATHER .1 . e Cou"Wo of top secret U. & ita ___ - - . TO " C4mW1*d'1n -, - 0 Str.# Ieinth Mhttriae ________ __________ Games Sat 0 - ____ ___ ___ Youth Service System will be climaxed Saturday with softball games featuring area youth playing community eaters. The women leaders will play a girls' learn while the man take on the bo ys' turns beglmiiflg at 10:30 am at the Swtland Eats all park on Highway l7.g Me games public. - - p ____ -- - . 0tuttl_ Ton - ___ . )0 - I _____ I I" LL"LA .: 0 - ___ 0 ____ -%ftball . . - _____ --..-. .---.----. . -------- - . ty -. Seminole Coun Youth Week sponsored d- r--1- - - ____ - -* W(.'4V - I ____ — ______ - I _ ceased w ,- -----. In Earth's nartrn Tt,00f pan Q4 0* began at 1:16 So Lwoord as she 3111111111batbe'd in her, belck Yet* I& was wf1sted there in INk but U* tW Stmi"(Wq CIM tb* delayed U the Georgia cowi prace non ` 04 to convert the harness beca of the outcry try (1* _____ 1 "4moonly earilee by the " They killed It rot of .MY _ _____ Lo . KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) The federal goverflinn c. cizing Cuba's 'callous decision- to encourage refugees to take to the see in small boats, his assigned Navy ships to the operation and established a refugee center in the Flo rida Panhandle. . J exiles. from a , Boatmen say they are becoming f ed up with the runaround eat 1)3 the they were getting from the Cubans in Mariel Harbor, and were " -Dn" *1 On ChWM ranging from rioting and running out of sI4iplies. They also said au thorities seemed to MMU On a PObM %TOM to crossing the.street against a red be trying to split up families, allowing some members to leave and detaining others. --. i u,iu-am were cnanung "Red white' on you" and "started swinging bats and The seslift has resulted in the assumed deownings of at least stkb at the ciIk" (ow persons trying to get to Cuba to bring back refugees, and - Bela witriessattcnsey Charles O'Reilly said he "sa w one 1$ boats have been f ound abandoned the fate of their orcup (toe cop was Pulling his ..ants -.A unknown. VA while do her were kicking and beating The callous decision of the Cuban government to encourage e cw kicked him as hard as he could between the trips to Cuba by small boats many of Them not qualified for - open-sea voyages -and the Cuban government's refusal to IP Qgou people wor-earyested for disorderly conduct -perrnit the orderly departure of refugees by intrnational1y The arrests cameaneranoisy ruen0t approved airlift has led to loss of Life and property by U.S. and Cuban citizens," a Pentagon statement said: Eidenberg said in Miami the refugee center at Eglin would t InIoittharged into MunifordI1jghsc at first be able to accomodate 1,000-1,500 refugees and would A group of students ran outsid; and eventually be expanded to handle as many as 10,000. one of the r&lber's Cw& Police afftsted a total, or A tent city at the base was used in the mid 1970s to acclimate 31 dpm it It at 3 as the group mwdW downtown for a rally refugeesfeom Vietnam to this country and Eidenberg said its at K n swum availability was tt reason it would be used for the Cubans. - m*It (tare In the 5'M0*est asè*N ci 0* sal S41 411" 1 U" ftu art a* WW ** MA a 6" bmmb* of wauhtMft" %1* 3*t 3W . IU % 4 WW Oc"Sk u4 A%widoliark * ( Or* being MtWWA I* Gmtia to IWA the Wam of bits . I - 0 -- that staged the trW takeover ci the Alamo this ___ . a a AssislW State attortayd had said they note going [ I I seahft. An airlift from south Florida to a new refugee center be ing established at Eglin Air Force Base in northwest Florida also will to start today, White House aide Eugene Eidenberg said. The sealift, which began April 14, has brought 7,052 refugees to Key West from Cuba in 259 boats. Arriving Thursday and ea rly today were 149 boats carrying 1,421 refugees. But the number of boats retur ning empty increased sharply Thursday. Dur i ng one six-hour stretch 24 boats re turned, but only three of them were carrying refugees. They carried 135 LOS wu the scene of the bloodiest rally, where ofhemmed*air batons; as clubs to halt demonstratom beating a down ci them to the groun& Police spokesman Booth sad as Investigation into improper conduct - __ - oriented a ttee days the WSI1 U facing fa"bels, wbigh IsS U 34ft *&M tka w"k Aptt "Mayo Dies' Sbepard-sa1d The city had hoped AN'WPV t today ci the bill which would revenues lenin the tax, If It committee. a He saId if the eonvots*n bill Aug. 1, JIM ba have given cities authority to were approved, would which killed ow Itromas sal Inked another, Sheppard aid the cornmntilj pes the SemI,MW Suit a bu his levy a tax on admissions to alleviate anticipated casts to ___ pari-mutuel wagering the city .of the -------. mittee chastised him Nessia * 810111'WCOMOS law, the ew daim. tmvvuwu of the city counel-s vole a VOCS101111- WW wit - take piece joe MqrM of Stwisiole -, establishmenta. converoon of the Seminole OPEC'members to hold a ministerial confemce In au ,bftMobW 1001. He said 1* 1L4*1 s ha t erxi t 11* Sheppard was In Harnesa Raceway to a dog week legleation ago on the convers,on the Admittem tax bill May and "devote It to the question of prices," am ak. chwft it b" will be ref*sed topsy Tallahassee most of the week Wing facility. Kuwait, another OPEC member. p1m to Impose an a Ike policy which nest be deftsike& JU maW SeW C11,414"I bVtbe ""'m *a-barrel premlwn on top of its official price of $27.50 . City officials have said the committee m'mbors said by agate Florida . of a barrel, a Kuwaiti, newspaper said. House Thefee, by vadw conVft Representatives for na 4don Will Mean Si UWW the council OPPOS111119 *A ESTES Venezuela, a major exporter ci heavy oil to the Shltwd File OW 1 sig l must be Installed and con onthecity hadcsgo the bill. Unitedstates, has announced It Is lifting some residual additioul policemen and Its cbam of gohdq tW& — Immediately afteir he fuel prices by between 32. cents and $1.10 a bwm tired. arefi from the harness track testified before - the House effecttye Saturday. Al adins mid Saudi Amble wants Ww membefs' .84N iiii~ll Ili 1106'"asoillN ~ Committee on t he bill which Robert Hattaway, D- and policeman,, of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting countries 15 bWI t' &1 : -. would have fattened 11* cIty's Altamonte sprl, to lower their Prices. ieppard said he _'"at coffe rs by an estimated the bill In the committee. to the legislators tk*( the AM CODITlONE $4,000 next year, the corn. Ratt - ..L 1! ______________________________________________ opoat 0* bIll OJtECI1 bat to take the act EARLY BIRD SPECIALS - _ U&auom from Wall Street to the Wat Cam wet organized by the Revolutionary may Day 11nittite of the Revolutionary Communist party.& Maoist. ___ . . . Government sources said the amphibious assault ship Saipan and the tank landing ship Boulder would leave their . bases in Virginia today for the Florida Straits to help with the mahets cekt*ted the $id radical workers' holiday. ______ 8tglawl was the tll wi - I nS. Tharsi ______ ter, acbw*hw%W have ma& his CUM ' guilty Ot the stews - . V . in at least six cities where May Day ___ ,"tend demand &C Awricla umps - if WhNitift cam be 0 - ____ 311 ___ Oliver guilty 5econd-degree murder of deliberation. !° Oliver, 25, faces a maximum sentence of life tmpr lsonmnt or .0 a no Clay on May 19, "' Judge Kenneth L,effler ordered a pre-eentence In. vestigatlon to begin Immediately for the man wI rv4ni, , ,life term for the murder of an Atlanta womai~ - . . The Refugees ______ _______ ____ net proved Other either, decldd In advance to kill CInyten, chow body can found Road AIS in sensibettery belere kiflIng ___ . Navy- To Aid ' The armil cornmmig laborers' rite of spring burgeoned' iMo'Uoody dashes among Nay Day ralliers, police and counP-dV1150%W634" the natkxi, ending in at least 745 wlNct (UPI • James FIu1U, Oliver's attori*y, told the jury the stat, had A Seminole County Circuit Court Jury found Richard Allen - ____ ____ . Second4)egree . Murder ____ - I ______ 1011111111111h. 1011111111111111h, - 0 • Benland so"farmwe W96*m of rivat , prid1acbm ___ ____ . 1 Communis day D Il' aiiIers, Police uOiICe . 0 G,uiI .I ___ ____ ___ - t _ - . deps. weeks of a Itscal sear a te wI nat heve Ia retara - Oliver - America's largest f4eign oil supplier, Saudi Arabia. soon will announce price Increase possibly later this month, a Saudi newspaper say& The Qatari news agency quoted the Saudi newspaper Al Madina as Saying "there is a Strong trend" among InM year s*c at 8111117 01101my t to •. _______ Track Admission - Tax- Defeated - - - - 0 . Saudis May Hike Prices May * flh_Y with - to yeareat 'bayi" a practice by womb am witacift . 0 . By , . i ---------- . - ___ The trip will make John Paul the most widely . - - fa obliiatii it the nd of ___ for Zaire at Leonardo Da Vinci Airport after being seen cif bya delegation ci Ita lian Unvrnm.nI nffirI'd. African diplomats and about 20 high-rapking car- , a .. SoiithWd, fron ___ - . 0 4Inn '° Minutes' Solve This crime In 30 - % - Immense continent. Dressed in lightweight gleaming.white robes to" withstand the African heat, the pope boarded a flight - A. - the audience said Deimelt's neishbon at first "In "ing to Square up the wall&" Kulbas tried to help. &U On CMK but Soon Iod - leftk° for an 11-day tour of six nations in the t of he was sorry he could not visit other countries on the ' 0 . . placed wedges t*twe the_ sldlr and the waits to make them pp -- - ____ operation was scrubbed and that he was considering leaving the service. . I . ___ "I sat down and cried," Beckwith said In his first public appearance since the U14ated mission the blunt-spoken called "Char In' Charlie" by his men, denied he was angry the . 110%tiAm - . ' _____ Tehran. - By DONNA ESTES 1IeriIdtd(Wi tee • ______ "murdering a bunch of the finest soldiers in the world." Beckwith, 51. an Amy legend for his toughness in Vietnam and ground commander of the Iran rescue forces, aSimitted he Was shaken at the fiery death of eight American comrades d the withdrawal April 24 from the "Desert 1" - 200 mil t . WU ZM tUplb. Offk* a",him OKO""d *het "* ""Onea cab a maki.bd~ &NW -*Mb NO&, w6bei Imint I Coi wit" tb* D"atumat el 11 wtb - BOA ____ . . It * 0 Beckwith has forthrightly ended speculation he I recommended going ahead with the Iran rescue operation, maintaining to do so would have risked I - HUD iieges - - -. ongressman . we -.''' F,1d.y,MaY2,l103A - Lat Thuriáy Miss Martin said through g'. nd hoilestly with its prc4it participants." thehalf.mithonbucksto pay for this vacation." spokesman I have nothing more to adI" The Las Angelh District Attorfle)'SOfflCe Dick Con (UPI) An air ci mystery Attorney Paul Ziffren, who represents said the cilices and records ci Spelling- the allega tine ll) ci ABC-TV in New York said ons were faise. h aett) o the Investigation of fraud Wagner and Miss Wood, said 'no comment' Goldberg Productions were searched b) in. ABC req'itd outside counsel to make a WVOIVird Wood. Robert Wagner, ABC ABC issued a terse, formal announcement vestigators armed with a search warrant com plete investiga tion of these contentions. . Prbot, and the district attorney was Late Thursday the district attorney said it That investigation was concluded and no rm 09Of Characters in Ut fe &am Only the accused, Spelling-Goldberg would take 30 to 60 days to decide it the in- improprieties were found. Therefore, ABC will would say ecy little Thrsday night, or Just - Productions hadsomething to say and that formation would be presented to a grand jury. have no further càmment on the matter." n angry denial' Miss Martin claimed fees that should hae Miss Martin reportedly first raised the JWMft MWtili. an sittwitity who had been wn "We are stunned and outraged ' by the been m4fited to "Charlie's Angels" from 1974% 4 question with the network last September. She ttwi by ABC, darns the network and the allegations that we have tried to cheat our 1979 were diverted by Spelling-Goldberg to the was First reprimanded and then dismissed. F Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner," a "Starsky and Hutch" serie& She filed a memorandam with the district )ss Wood and Wagner ci halt a million friends spokesman for the producers said Thursday Wagner, reached by UPI in France w)rhe attcrry's dice saying she believed the do&M ' be CO* e own4 50 Permt Of the night. "Since we began 10 years ago, Spelling- andMiss Wood are vacationing. said earlier he "Wignet's lost more than half a million dollars pwakr 3wk& .1 - Goldberg Productions haS always dealt fairly was 66t awm of the charges but "could use because of the alleged "scheme." . . . - - WASHINGTON (UPI) . - * Leader Backs Carter Raid . . . ~ ________ - . i% %% kent —Do1a,d for ttwtk stv4 . The Lake'Mary City Council, weary from surance bids ubWt*d by Kwm bw&shc* its battle with Terry Bennett over the house said, the northeast corner of patience. "He has alienated tdaIwighbOtS by Ageacy and Risk N iageu*nt Inc., a In. . he has been building On Pim Circle Drive the hom is now 3'keet an the foundsuwa s"*dWt Of dMiSk MOM Walter Sortmo swampoolsponsote brytheFiodidaLe4a over the past year, voted wian1mo "The - corner of the boon. Is held *q by said. ci Qties. Monday-night to end the episode. In othe r hininras, Thursda night, the nothing," Bu tler -Approved a site plan for the new Pat The council voted to: COWlC11 A. drkbflkes Massey urged the legal action, saying -Placed on the , agenda for a workshop -Adopted final tending —Deny a request from a spokesman for Bennett "Lwtinued to fly in the two of city later ft month Bennett to extend the building permit for the council by continuing new construction, citywide garbsg. pickup, Burt at an IMv* to permit conuctios of a two4tory structure. Robert Davis, a contractor friend of the pjjj.j the cit roadways are - ftiaclal irututiglon. Rec.t1ng the resoming -Instruct City Attorney Gary Massey to Beivietts said he had tried to help Bennett to becomIng cluttered With gerneV diwo was Massey and JoM Sqidm Of CixoBaik The a legal action enjoining, Bennett kom correct deficiencies, and urgid Mat he be by out." ty V004MU & a : ad Iso by city doing any further new construction an the gJywianotbwch&MtOcW, the -L%--house. Two ci Davis, friendo atso appealed to the service. City t1P Bank Attorney Gary Massey saId the -Authorize Massey to file condemnation councM to the city fw the paving of Evansdale ptiftj proceedings in the -coun to have the 1%m- . Councilman Burt Peiinchiel, said, city M institate mandatory conection, . IU I= is to be rtpaW hm -AV"d to hold a meeting with ruipordWe proped" sound" structure demolished. however, the council'$ "patierice has been sitactat to the road. .k Persons In the c"W41% ammall control " action came after City Manager p , pengran.1t* city ccracts with the co*ty or Bennett been trying to build the Florida n . 5 f the after the ___, that dog packs am more than100 advertising benches In the dty reported to the council that Bennett hod CUR1111% .to be *ceiil at Spots mahiajb a""to . He and Us family first lived in a loose in ft . construction even though he Proli" . continued new dty and overtralne ssftw"~ was prohibi ted by the council from doing so caM. Citizens are 1rdng the county until all construction deficiencies had - been "Yews —Authorized Kaibes to seal copies at the corrected . everyone In Um commun ty chipped In a u ty Manager Phil Kulbes to UL7 . In addition, Kulbes and Butler said Bennett,' helped," said Richard Imidry, a dty 31P an agreement with wgWerS Ciwk, governmental rather than realigning wa114 of the house to ident, asking what has happened to this DIets and Assodates ° tpt, a examination and recommendations as . make them stf&lght, had loosened Siding and kind of commuirdty Spirit. stody. TU sb*. is to be PwUdty paw for requirid *state law - - trying to cover it up and to divert public attention from On real enemy," the militants said, announcing that sori* of their hostages had been sent to the northeastern city of Mashad. The militants did not elaborate further on the American hostages, 50 of whom they say have - been smttered arou nd the country to prevent another rescu'e hid. Three other Americans are being held in Iran's rl ;4flffled5 - - I By 'ERNON O1T ~ . I HoLLYoO{) . CPI Rot17,4 Repsiter - TION NA INUKkk . Council Wants- Un- ta"n ' ' I - . Irarlan Embassy in Londe by Iranian'Arabs wasi a "stupid and disgraceful" plot by President Carter that I , . - . . 0 Militants Blame ter For Takeover. In. London' .1, ., . EVfgHefb.S1nford,Fl ' Angels...Fund Cuts Force Us To Man — . . - Sanford Interests By DIANE PEThYX ' went down over S..nle E Vobuda Coimty ruherth nw. . BNi*U herald Stall Writer Feb. $4, iNt Gonckwa, W1* WU a w soffit Gae i Jerya Tt to 1$ y*St$ ban' A fIsherman's discovery of some old air. photoiber mate balled out onceders. ecoited. If so, *TecbSe plane perts south o"t El Dora near New But 0* pilot, LL G.E. Dotson ci Bonny Blue, NeIther the plane nor the bodies Sinyrna Beach has stirred up memories for a ga., and 1gtcr E. Faulkner said Lee Br*tt, director of f(fl U the Sanford man. of Fort Worth, Tens, stayed with the plane Operations f reg ionQyjJ Barnett will *tt* Air Bob Gaudreau, now & Jackson Heights and were lost. no plane had bm 0a rotittins 4 Patrol. Barnett ftected that fiveodoy searth look into, the crab cnWand nwtb 1* m" Middle School math teacher, wonders it the Instrument "ft Themwj,ctofcne at tb, But he says he doth%s the parts fowal The pets recovered had ible serul jet he bailed out of 20 years ago over an arti Most extensive searebies In CeMW Florida Tm&y were pan of that plane becam thity rumbem he saK and the nurnibeirs hav* been north of Lake Helen, . history, thvolvtj military end civilian aireaar to lwre come from an M Vigitanti forwarded to the Navys Biteeu 1 71ft A3D t* . . . I I . a . . . .. Fisherman s Discovery . I . - VYORLD IN BRIEF I .I. - I - I - - - . �S . .. - I. . -- . . ' ... r T - 46,7.4 ,< ,,, ~, , ,7 , ~ . . .. . - - - - - — . - . - . . . - --- _ . * _.-1 1 .--- .. _._.____- .- . — - 19 /~ _. - AL ~ _. _.- p It ., , v - - - * . . I --S S - 5 ' S _. . . ~. . . E . S S 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Are' Code 305322-281 1 or 831.9993 4 Friday, May 2 1980-4A . -. - . ..•_• - - - -. - .-.. - - S Ima . 111 - . ... -1 ' ". .. ..'~ - . . . ! * . .. .11 I .. . . . . .v.. — . I . I I . . . ..:: • . '. ' -. - - "I Call0edDefeat 4rn. aUUdt4vL "is rescue operation .)ntendedtofreetheAmericanhostageslnTehran, President Carter took what he knew to be a ROBERT WALTERS desperate gamble. • i Had the rescue 1'succeeded, it would have + Liv e resolved the dangerous Iranian crisis In one bold stroke. The perilous confrontation now building in • the Perisan Gulf tinderbox would have been U stantly defused. The effect on the American people, and on this . country's allies and adversaries as well, would UP .,have been electric. Friendly capitals could only have been heartened, indeed reassured, at such a VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (NEA) The 'display of American daring and courage. And they would have been enormously relieved at the contenders In the current Iwesidentlai race resolution of a worsening - crises they fear will have successfully revived a political technique that in recent has been in 'involve them. Adversaries, most especially, th ose danger of becoming a lost years art — campaigning in the Krenilin, could only have braced them- in person. . selves to a sobering new respect for American 'Devotlng weeks of the candidates' time to . '- , . S Set - - . .6 4 . - + Third . • ~-, I - . S - •- . •. Now that John Anderson has finally had the courage of a lbt of other people's conviction and declared his independent presidential candidacy, what else Is new? Lest we forget, independent or .thlrd-party candidates have been a factor in virtually every presidential election of modern times. — Looking back just a bit, there were two of - ..'. _ • .5 - ' ErrA M HULK ,i' % _ . resolve and willingness to" act decisively In actually meeting and talking with voters may not appear to be an especially revolutionary defense of U. S. interests. approach to campaigning, but In some Failure, on the other hand, could have resulted quarters that old-fashioned concept has long in the deaths of'the 53 American hostages, not been out of favor. mention the fate of the 190 men in the airborne Many of the professional managers and assault force. consultants who gained substantial influence As well all know to our grief, Mr. Carter was in the political process during the 1960s and Qmpelle4to,abort the operation after three of the 19703 have derided the notion as inefficient, eight helicopters Involved suffered mechanicaJ irrelevant and outdated. Personal campaigning may be suitable for failures. Tragically, a collision between one of the candidates seeking lesser offices and RH-53 helicopters and a C-130 transport at the represen ting smaller constituencies, they desert sta ging area 200 miles south of Tehran took argue, but contenders for the presidency the lives of eight U. S. servicemen. -. ought to use more modern techniques. Invariably leading that list Is television' What might well have been a dazzling success ended .- in heartbreaking failure. Predictably, advertising, followed by other depersonalized approaches such as telephone banks, com,there is no shoitage of carpIngcritics prepared puterized mess mailings and stands .on pounce on the president for his courageous issues tailored to the results of 1 public opinion decisipn. Defeat is truly orphan. surveys. Sen. Frank Church, chairman of the Senate But in this year's contest for the Republican ,.Foreign Relations Committee, first grumbled presidential nomination, the two most ::about not being informed of the rescue attempt striking upsets scored Insurgent George :beforehand and then charged that the president Bush against front-runner Ronald Reagan had violated provisions of the 1973 War Powers have come in states where Bush devoted an Iflt ü own ttIfletoCalflIn •i ' Act; . P. paigntngtñerson. Other members of Congress called the In Iowa, where precinct caucuses provided operation:dngerous" and questioned its timing. the year's first test of the candidates' : Rep. Henry Reuss, a Wisconsin Democrat, even popularity, Bush was the unexpected winner called on Mr. Carter to withdraw as a candidate after spending 38 days campaigning in the state. " for re-election. Reagan's infrequent forays into Iowa ' Were the American hostages now safe aboard a became an issue in that contest, a potential U. S. aircraft carrier In the Arabian Sea, this problem he promptly resolved by subunseemingly display of whining would no doubt atantially increasing the number of personal appearances in New Hampshire — where he have given way to jubilant acclaim, Bush In the primary. , In any case, even Sen. Church ought to in the primary here in Pennsylvania, Bush recognize that absolute secrecy was essential if of again achieved a surprising victory after the rescue operation were to have any chance 14 consecutive days Immediately success. As Rep, Edward Derwinaki noted, had -. spending /g prior to election day traversing- the state. Mr. Carter consulted all the pertinent Ragan originally plannea to spend only congressional committees before acting, 'the portions of two days here, then belatedly ayatollah would have been on the ground to shake added appearances on Saturday and Sunday prior to the Tuesday balloting but that hands with the heltcopter..pjlots." effort apparently was too little too late. Nofwithstandlüg the remarks - of critics this In the rice for the Democratic presidenUal was no halfbaked plan impetuously embarked nomination, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D. upon; A picked force of volunteer soldiers, sailors, Mass., similarly achieved his most striking Marines and airmen began rehearsing the res- + victories over President Carter in the two cue plan months ago. But for the failure ,of the primaries where he virtually lived In the state helicopters, there is good reason to believe that for a week or more prior to election day the courage and skill of these young Americans New York and Pennsylvania. coupled with painstaking planning would have - ' . .. . _________ .9 — - - '--• L6II1LlwlI.v ,ai -.5-.','- - - . - . - S S * - S - -• - - -. •. - . - • S - - -+ S S - • - - - - + ' - - , .I I . - Itself is no Small accomplishment. . I - S - S BERRY'S WORLD ?iI I, -S .'.. I . - - - . I I i "' %, - S . . r~ . ,. I ,f _-, .1 , .1 - I. .'c 1iii- ' .S - . ______ - 'My Advkv tO- YLV It 10 CUt YOW IMM &1d Aw I . I . . .I ( .I . I I -•. -- .1 ,c"_ of the Soviet bloc — whld appears to be Just what's happening. Starr ,hadI a w4cW request for the Ord abord" hostge rMa SUMpt. Would it be I .I t - • . __ fieHa&Wwas the .S ••S 5 - - - - - -- '; - - -' . - ' - • S - + S - '. + S S + - . usean CvimIas1on was over nelliotlatad mother $5 miHim buiWing deal 4n behalf ci the Saudis. _ There Is also swot ev1[dence ftt Gag Oil _ Coinp.zy once contributed $10,000 to tint. - field's campaign at the suggestion of the Kuwait goverrineit, ft was a snggesticn that the compuV cmW hardly rotfilge aim jt dePm*d heavl1y upon Kuwait for oU W Plies Hatfield is a close friend ci then. Kuwalti Anhqp4 Salem al.Sabsh, who Is the wo of the Kuwait emir, Sheik Sa* 0 Salem alSabah. ____ - _____ - the - :. -S he had a va ict tt rie "had with 4” Hattkid Ww claimed he did & -asb6w tht WsofGulf Oil st rwit Kuwa ,UcontribilUon F=um' win Made I . . - S -S - .:- . -- I i' - ' - . I. •TONY RUSSIs criaie to time only S ___ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP BILLY MCCALLEY —OWNER - Lt A UTO RADIATOR ACE . . 711 FRENCH AVE. PH 32223$ SANFORD . ALL WORK GUARANTEED5 ____ ___ _____________ - __________________________ — - - - - - Chck.-up yet? j o.wsj L ICatsoL, D.D.. 0 ___ • S •. 5 - -S-.', . - - + . - S S - - +-. -- - S + - ' -- -- 5S5 - - -r-,:-- + -+ - -4 1. ~ SI -.. 5 5 --- 1. . 549 W.1AKEWRY BLVD.323-2301 ii) - SS Monday thru Saturday DRIFTWOOD VIUGE 323-2300 - '. 0 and Evenings by AppoIntq.nt . I - 49W FAMILY D 9 * - the Opening Of Ru Olfice For the PractIce 01 - S - - . morn...Tb it tilme toy-M in It LAM 14 - - - ___ _ . + NOW OPEN also recognize the trievitability — even the nation so close to our own shores. himself a minority of one among President The A tlanta Coustitutjon: Carta's high-level advisers in opposing the In...they come, by Land and by sea, bringing e risk of being criticised as the Orid'5 fated mission to rescue the bostagesjn Iran. new ways, strange tongues.;.(to) a nation that Tha newspaper cannot help but feel that be IL He felt he bad to quit as a miter of principle throughout its history has been a haven for the bi towin euictiaL 1W the poor, the homeless and the politically , _of the hostages com When thiii operation was &Woved. And so he did. Yet It is evident now that alienated. off, It possibly would have put Mr. Ca er rt ck ba iotnIng "m. Vance's break with his boss over the rescue Some.. Illegally, splashing across the have a field day with the 111-fated U.S. rescue in U$ wwte H. W. mission was not Just an Isolated act but the Rio Grande uncieie cover of darL,Others — ft " ft 15 r,l)hJ). :atesnp ci the American hodages..But of a deep the Vietnamese d the Cuban refugees !-* perhaps Sen. Jacob Jaylts._ has tlix~n dw ai that will snake it Impossible far him ever final, unapoken acknowledgement policy split between Vance and the PmWnL come with the fuH and unwavering cownt of to roenter the White House. *. , - I Mance that win best m the nation ww. Most cruciaHy, tbe.two man differed on the the American govemmnL w .Javlts (said), "It is no time to ...we would gi*ii that Mr. Brezbev is basic way to deal with Russia. To refuse admittance even t yecrljnlnate, no time to call to account We feeling 20 years younger today, as he holds 1115 More and more, Carter had shifted to the aliens seems to some in the higher circles of nag close ranks u Americans." L sides ku&q at us In chorus with the red of . heid lim, often strident views of ZbIgnIew government an unseemly violation of ft would be ey 10 crltidie President the Coiiununlst rulers in the KreInllfl. BrzInak1 - and kept rejecting the more America's liberal hnznlgraticn tradltion„,thls ...especWy emy for those who belie" For Shan,% the United States of Americal ..., *.Carter J moderate approach of the consitinmate . nation has agreed to accept aim* twice as President should have attempted the diplomatic negotiator that Vance is and was, many Cuban refugees as Costa Rica, Spain, . Vance...hfid a nightmare about a gradual Ecuador, Argentina, Canada, BeIgIttiri'mId Jimmy Carter's d1 ,,jg jy,iJta quarterbacks gain very P1Illta7- esCaI*UO0 hi Iran the Middle East West Gerina y put togetlr. .Mttle..Lt's increastimgly important now hot to hostages will be judged, finally, 00 results that might eventuilly engulf the United States BuLcan We continue to accept unlimited Oct co* ogi&t1W with Him,, Ic I= d&t of what the bule hisim we. . raitim than Intentims, The pmbit UR4 &W in a * v.,il From ft begWft,tbw Lum ha" bm: JN Was's 51"dYiN 1111111113tenCe on the Jeopardizing the uranployment problems of I I '!4 (1) we mot Ptthe hostsiles out ARM AM (3), Eurcipm cAlIlitsh and in WaWDMOM MW ' wwtifm emUc COndud of U.S. foreign jour citizens? . •-' - _____ therefore alsambled Pu' s U Ua means restoration of a military draft and n, at the critical momen the Plan ' ___ car rides, the ransom was- paid In a dingy canpeides. of Ida cenlpanlas has an hotel roam near the edge ci the jungle, hder In the North Sea oil geld, and another Fow Wots bdw,an exhosted but slated uns 8== Wftldfy. . hoteli, and after a hody cdt hm CokmbW ' rktimku* low irAomt Mile *I 4 pwcent . - PHONE\ GUITAR The Oklahoma Journal: A lbsoq benefits of will success have been enormous, affairs. He was plainly a counterweight to the 77 322-0285 k but now we ...questlons about the Ill-fated (rescue) learnwould firsthand the results of more hawkish and fl amboyant Brzezinski.. failure... mission still are left unanswered. ...The one question Americans can now boti' The paramount question has to be that with FOR UNDER3QO Marburg, W.Va., Evening Journal: _____ almost six months to plan such an attempt, thei fr5ijg got,.rjp,nt must ponder and answer Is whe ther a mili tary raic -, 0 be held ...Fidel Castro surely must realize that his A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF was justified under any conditions: The an. bow could the United States have failed so respo si 1~ Wilt . ( n ble for this-whole tragic mess. Irritation with Peru which led to a decis ion to A SPECIAL GIBSON GUITAR swer, in principle, is yes. The risks of miserably? The question to •flCW materials release all Cubans desiring to leave the Island be answered now is: Where prolonging the crisis are severe, with Is our military iulpinent In inch sorry • now technology do we go from here? If the president cnnit shape that three of the rescuers' helicopters threat to peace coming primar ily from the may be One of his all-time blunders, very affordable finally answer that question, while not -Soviet ...Reports from Havana teil us Castro was suffered mechanical failures ZO miles away Union.., - forget ting the basic issues, then all criticism up u me p'ese a,, ...whether the particular military operation caught by surprise not only that Peru would nno,ation move frun Tehran and the hostages or was th that is only Gibson e type will be both timely and Justified. - grant asylum but at the numbers which 10 we a tuea Launch Pt selected Just Inadequate for the ed yesterday was a reasonable alter.iH be atie to v; show W Clem a new overpowered his police. iJob? . native is another matter. There wflI be lenghty QUuliI that incoiporates cenlernpoiasy tech hilambester. KIL. Unio Leader: ' ...Castro was so emba rrassed by the in- rogp with mat ustaatje Gibson Sound How could a supposedly elite commando and perhaps acrimonous debate about that for ...This latest bungle of U.S-- aforeign policy Sueciiil Pitwie* Shooing S41s May 2 ternatinnal publicity, which showed thousands unit manage to crash a helicopter and plane, (th some time to come. Don imuss I?kS op(xrtnuly CGrle see us e rescue attempt) , of course, It goes without of Cubans fleeing In fear, that he paraded '1oving eight Anudcans dead and four inIn the meantime, the risks of failure will be 2417 FRENCH AVE.. uyW, makes us look ridiculous before the nearly I million Cubans through the streets of MUSICCENTIR made Awed, then have to flee in such haste th 1I44I N. WilliaM Iivd. e eight entire world. It should also be a warning to Havana In a jro.Castro demonstration. 'SANFORD "bodIei were left behind? lHiØay New York Daily Neni: Americans that It isn't that we just have a ...As best as can be determined, -Castro ...Rumon of 111011,11) YWIIN widspiread unfitntim among btimbling president; we have a great many Ciro Vance's resignation as wretary of' clearly has handled the uprising against him comaj units in Europe now take on a state is a shocking new blow to aCarter ad. poorly. bumbling people... ft*tening ring of truth. ministra tion already reeling from attacks at ...We must commend the thousands of v-rVfrr ,v.7 in some cases, to give deacrIbedwascaused "Alloaoph1caUy prepared to send forces any. eilpmentwhithCarter But even as we acknowledge the new up everything they own and to speak out ___ our ____ ___ ._. •':- - -- receipt of an Arab gift. He reported ,1, as required by law, that he had accepted a - - -- S ___ he has championed Arab Interests on Capitol HIX As a Power On the Senate Subcommittee dealing with foreign operations, he Is courted by the Arabs. He ________ Except for six Wmed, ___ service bruehoff when she sought their help hi freeing oMtd had no human ahead of material ga He disdained a salary her son, MrL Carte Interceded twice for UnIft the Tehran cooves,fitarr nitiver I 'increaffe,for bilcause.., don't wed Starr. knew if tots family thought he was alive or if any _ Starr was abducted, 51$ ISked COlOtflbia'$ were being taken to rescue him._ Yet " senator and Will wife, AntoWtii then-President Alfonso. LOpez Michelson As It turned oid, his rave, Indomitable have managed 10 acCuiflUlate Z1iO than their about the U.S. captive's share ci the filthy hacrs. Most of their money mother never gave up hope that he has caine from honest enterprise, the stuff of with Starr's kklnapp&s, the first lady - Unable to penetrate the bureaucratic taIn the U-L drsm. But SO= of their ftodal initiated contact with the Vvernomt of migtA min Baptist eyekm . Preskient Julio Turbsy Ayala add asked for - ma. Months of secret godat1cos led to a As the ranking Republican rr.mber of the their cOoperation. sudden ransom demand for $250,000. I Senate Energy and Natural Staff and Mm Car* dWcwud the Tdm borrowed Me money kom a klerid, in the - 01:111111mift,' which hu jwbdictllon ow hostage situation during their White House business world and my associate Jack Mit. energy legislation, Hatfield should disdain oil ="ft______ theimpetialt,11111 111111w - don fliew to ClAoudilat with ft*mmy. MMY Above an othw. Yet he acceptild a no. sanctiow igalost Iran by the United States ax nj, days of Iáe interest loan of less than $15,000 from Graham ______~ - . , from Paul Temple, chairman of the Energy Capital Compiny. which holds substantial oil and gas leam in the United States. Arab petrodollars als interact - Hatfield bank accounts atothe sam t ____ __ Rescue . THE EDITORS +- - - arm .ns - - il! - - Into the - 5, - grni._ - + - S Com 'fort For Iran Hostage Fami ies ___ a S S . I - . ______________ Editors QUestion_IH-Fated ' lrän - ____ 5;1U~ - n w... mond's Dixiecrats. George - Wallace'i percent of the vote does raise a question abc$it the 1968 Nixon-Humphrey race, but its: a question without a definitive answer. It may4 well have tome equally from both major party candidates, or from those who would have been nonvoters had Wallace not been in the running. - - I - •, - WN - _ combined siphoning efforts of Henjy + .5 - - - - S- ~G Is ___ - --,. - . + Wallaa' Prniirfv. • ---------n nTvI hm Thur.. -a .•. 0 WASHINGTON — First Lady Roulynn possible, he asked, for him to apdak with the via a Lear jet, he was reunited with his $ deadly serious about effecting the release of the Carter invited a U.S. families of the Tehran hostages? He told Mrs. overkiy%%d and twftd mother the next hostage to the White hostages. A president who ordered one audacious Home w week for a chat. Of course It wasn't Carter he felt he could reann toem that morning at an Air Force base in Paniamift. raid might well order another a possibility one of the Tehran U.S. Embay hostages, but their loved ones could weather their ordeal Footnote: Mrs. Jensen's heroic efforts were . - : In 1948, Harry Thiman won despite I - I .. . - :..O..... LOW COST MARCH OFDIMEs: AUTO 'INsuRANcE: COOLEST N', FOR • eneral Electric 'I ALL 9 I Centriii %DRIVERS.• @ William Howard Taft. I Secretary of Defense Harold Brown pointedly RIch.ard4tarr, a former Peace Corp vohin. without permanent in effectL Successful, but.shie still hasn't been abk to Mrs. Carter thanked Starr for his offer to recover the full amount of the ransom, teer who spent three agonizIng' years as t sustained. 4 e Most significantly, the terrorists at the em- captive of Marxist guerrinall in the jungles of reasisure On hoilitages,tamiWs, avidsaid shift Contributions, which an in deductliblifl',may would pass it along to the president. be sent to the Drew Pearson Foundation, P.O. bassy, sobered perhaps by the now credible ci Ther,'. no doubt that Dick Starr is an ex. B4 2300, WashIngton, D.C. 20013 . Mrs. Carter had a Wdal rum for .pros pect of U. S. retaliation, reneged on their pert on the trauma a hostage faceL For threte welcOming the 2'yw4d botanist back to threat to execute the hostages if the -UnitedStates years he endured repeated threats, endless field, R-OIe., Is a respected If somewhat & took military action. And while no one should the United States: She played a quiet but interrogations, bar ely palatable food and lackluster legjalator, second only to Jimmy P, contradict their Irri6onal capacity for savagery, soul-waring lowliness. He spot his worUnUke On bureaucrats in her husbwW's diing at least Mr. Carter has called theirbluff, which in State Department and the Peace Corp#, who + + I . 1 f- — — . . . ;. 1111' was an anomaly In which the "spollet" was a former president — Roosevelt wo captured the majority, of the Republlcjn Party fIom Its official candidate, incumbt JACK ANDERSON S . . I CALLMILLERS I ( )1W .I WL f + that i . - True, Democrat Woodrow Wilson did wii4n 1912 with a minority of the popular vote. Bt - brough t success. The nation is in their debt. It is far from clear that the rescue effort wil l prove to be the unmitigated disaster some now proclaim It. Ir an's leaders, and thQ terrorists holding the embassy, now know that the United States Is .. -, Neither have independent and th1rd.paity candidates made much of their potential as "spoilers" — siphoning off sufficient vofes from a leader to throw the election to tie major candidate who otherwise would haWe 1. been the also-ran. — - + - — - ., - — 'p., - z.uene Eventually we hit 1912 and the champion of them all — Theodore Roosevelt. A major concern of the major parties — and on occasion the explicit hope of a candidate - such as George Wallace — Is that the popular presidential vote will be so fragmented by the minor entrants4hat no one will receive the 270 or more electoral votes necessary - for eleclion. That would throw the decision Into the House of Representatives. The House has had that responsibility only once in the rtln's history, however, and then In the Hayes-Tilden contest of 1876—it 'was not* equence of minor candldatèa skewing the count but of disputed returfia from several states. . + WUV LIUI. — two. - -• . . . . ... McCarthy and Lester Maddox. There Was a thin year In 1972 with no real standouts, but then we have 1908 and George Wallace at what turned out to be his peak. And moving all the 'way back to 1948, we have a real classic — both Henry Wallace and Strom Thurmond. Here and there is preceding years there are a few other rememberable ad even some memorable names, Robert LáPóllette + and the redoubtable Norman Thomas to name - ".• --- •• Men... . . ' - • -- freckles, did the same. "If you walk along the beach, you find crabs — so big," said the older boy, holding out his hands. Th ey walked off, along the shoreline. In the distance, the ghostly blurs of a few passing ships could be seen where the gray skyline met th e ocean. The bleak weeke nd weather somehow suited-the faded gaudiness of Asbury Park, a classic town of its genre. It goes back. Way back — to 1871. Stephen Crane in 1896 called it "the greatest summer resort In America." And in the '40's In the 40s ... William Ruben could tell you. "In the '40s Asbury Park had a better crowd of people than Atlantic City," he sa id Saturday. "In the '405 Asbury Park was better than Atlantic City. Asbury Park was THE place in those days. All the richest people used to come here. Now they go to Atlantic City and Wildwood." Ruben, a short, tidy man of 83, believes his concession — here since 1915 — Is the oldest on the boardwalk. "Ruben's Fascination," he calls it, and explains that it's someth ing like electronic bingo. lie skipped a detailed explanation, lie sighed, "Asbury Park is not w ha t it used to be ." Oh, but it Is, in a way. Its appearance hasn't cha nged in years. if you were here 20 years ago, you know w ha t it looks like: Convention Hall on one end of the boardwalk, the Casino arcade on the other, both a faded gray and green. In the middle of the huge Casino building, apart from the shops and concessions. An old black man in a rainsoaked fedora and overcoat, stood, looking — this way, that way. "They call me John,'.' he said. 'This is a remarkable town," he said. "1 lived here off and on a lonj time, since World War I. It used to be famous. They used to mention It in songs. On a big d1y like the 4th of July, there wou ld be 300,000 people here. It was in the New York -' papers." It was getting Late. On the shoreline, night fallin g, the tide rising, in the in. termittent quiet be twee n soft boomings of surf upon the sand you could hear all the way to the Funhouse and th e steam calliope melody of the great mirrored merry-go-round. .'.. - - . Two boys scrambled over one of the jagged rock jetties. "Barnacles," said t he older boy, 12, holding out his hand. He threw the tiny shellfish out to sea ; th e younger boy, face full of The. - • — - 'S - just thinking. S '"d' ' 4 %• d GRAFF - Politic's S ' DON çm_ ' It. . . V %,~~ • . - . -1 : - - .5 - ocean breeze. Fishermen are in the surf, a fath er and his son talking, an old woman on a bicycle, some young. couples, a man with a cane walking his bulldog, six teen-agers in noisy companionship on the tip of a jetty, and a few solitary figures who appeared to be As always, victory finds a hundred fathers but defeat is an orphan."—Count Galeazzo Ciano. In - .. I . - - - - . . .1 By DAN CH1SZAR ASBURY PARK, (UPI) — On the north New Jersey Shore, early In the summer season, along the boardwalk, the drizzle kee ps most of the ticky-tack concessions closed and the few strollers watch the roll and crash of gray-green wavs onto the beach below. A pril Is a damp month . A covey of six habited nuns walked through an arcade. Three others, in ram gear, shared a bag of popcorn on the boardwalk and lls te ne to the squealing sea gulls gilding on th e salty -, Orphan - - + -S I- - • -. . -. The . 4t Of' Asbury Park $27.00; Year, $52.00. .. I - - . ' I - . See ' Gaudiness 1orne Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $72.00; Vear, $43.6By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 - . - - + .' . .I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director S Friday, May 2, 1$0-5A - Crowds* (USPS 41-2$0) - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - %*ningflciuld ' -. -. -S. . - : - --- ,-1 __.. - ; —_ _ ____ ., . I. : . I S I S. - . - - — �I -. - i ~, - ; - 14i vo, - ZZZ - L 1 _-4 .-~0 3F, ~, _O ; -~- .. . .. S a 0 BLONDIE Frlday,May2IflO .. - I G,'SHEI~~? I :• . * . '(7 I / " L 64 Novelist Bagnold ITSkin problem 65 Greek letter ~_.- I 'I, / I L IK I<E E ! IF i CALL 'U BY ANOTHER NAMEZ fi L ( COLONEL SMITHERS $ R It I v e $ years old and have two children. My first period i ,I Elm 0 A 0 A I Social club I (sbbr.) A I 't • T v N o 0 10 Vases them 'COLOIJEL SMITHERST" .0 21 ever since Dr. Dr I then except __________ < <Z_.. /' )5'\ '. 11W . E BOR N LOSER I . . by Art Sa nsom . - - _______ - S - - - - • 0 ' '. / . - I 1::~:? 0-2 comby"IAW tofteuspoon -. . - ARCHIE NO. PlO, MOOSE, IT'S -H-E--- I 1, T ME 04 0 IN SPANISH,< THEY SAY WE ARE THINKING I I. , ", . 1. .. BQY, BOYS! OH, PJOIHNG,1 IT'S TRUE! TROUSLIEWITH . AN IDIOM I I a A4 __ - . . . _. . ., EEK & MEEK ( o I -:,. . - F.. I'% W1TW ' p/ -'. 5 . I I j _d "... _. N?( . - . , by Ed Sullinn lot I S\A1 f • c, • o A RAP4xM I WHY ,_- \ 1ui IWVEIflCR c 'THE FIRST RANK' NVOLVEP IN .n-i*,r' . 0 0 4.. ' ç tr A. . A 6 1 ________ '. . -_ ii 'f\ ____ i.. a'. p (1j -. _____ -.-. , 'WSI&I,VN . .• -". . 52. ' _______________ UGS BUNNY - 00t4tGERVE .POLECATS. ,: • ,,,,' , . . • _____ jp- . . '" ____ by Stolid & H&mdaht I II i r jRANK AND ERNEST ANNIE • - by Bob Thavn - . C*) vOU E 1 . Pill - . ,,' . :. ' #L I 6H f-fl - - • , 1. . OWFUL.? rAW&v% "Ime . I .. v by T. K. Ryan - . - ZOON1ES - 1. • ' .L . T I - ,.I\ S J,__, I •: ..- - -- - 5 - . 0 I .- - - S . I P A s' " .i ve , A FTELJNGr OF OMMOYMMI I . I , 1 - ____ ,,. I , . , IJ _ , 1. ~. , - I \ b,: % !-, ''.. .. 7.11 . .f- . - - X . - - . ...-.,:r " 1 . . ' 14:1 'IX - 1 - I f ;.. I .. . . -_ . ' • . . very first time m mother-in- than you so you're asking her law held m twins there were to cool It. You're being un fair. .. I hugs and kisses and tickles on Grandma is right. on the size of a woman's tummy, Dear • breasts, .women wouldn't Do you hate to write letters pee liMit they were have such a horror of because you don't know what babies on earth and ., an Abby mastectomies. As to say? Thank-you notes, loved them Grandma American Cancer Society s y in p a iii y letters, all. . volunteer, for 10, years I have congratulations, how to Today, at 18 months, they - driven patients to and from ______________________ decline and accept invitations . hospitals for chemotherapy drop everything and run lo and how to write an intreatments, and believe me, I 'activity and volunteer work. her shrieking Wi;ii delight teresting letter are included The loss is minimal. Sign when she comes ,uIO the in Abby's booklet, "How To could write a book! Onewomanldroveforover Me, t'Better 30 Inches In the room, Itbotherimebecausel Write Letters for All am not as open as she is, and Occasions." Send $1 and a a"ear told me that she had chest than 60 inches in I'm afraid they will really long, stamped (28 cents), seg: deliberately put off seeing a ground," or.... believe that Grandma loves ONE OF MANY addressed envelope to: Abby, years DEAR ONE: - Tbainks for a them best, so I asked her to Eetter Booklet, 132 Lasky because she was afraid that timely letter. I wonder how stop I. d Drive, Buverly Hills, Calif. 'the lump she felt In her breast She sMd understood was malignant, and she might many women are aware that DEAR ABBY-:- Perhaps if - - - - ) I I 6 __ . I - - 1 A . -- So the girls (a team organized by Altamonte . . . I I 0 . 9(l-minute rounds beginning at I 8:45 a.m. `- , - - . . . . 6 . . Registration fee'of $1 is ment) and the women will "Play Ball!" Saturday at the PaY For information call the -.Sunland Estates Park, Ballet Guild office, 323-2810 or Sanford, at 2:3(rp.m. . .. .I a & .. The team of professional 9146. I 1. - . . . . - ., . proceeds r,7n 'Truth of the mutter is Major,- 'Eve Crabtree, Pat Club CIP ay Day patrons can't afford NOT to Southward,, Carla Roberts, The members of the Lake Sund at the Sanford Civic attend the brunch at the Peggy Childress, Becky Dunn Mary Woman's () express .Center . And CIP Chairman donations of $2, adults, and $1, sincere and deepmt Ruth Is the brunch CO. children. . sympathy to Mrs. Vincent chairman. with Vivian Buck. Also, Gail Stewart, Pat Tickets are available from Telson, Jean Clontz, June (Gwenne) Butler, and son Ruth said,,"You are invited any Woman's Club member, Gordon, Judy Baker, Barbara Roger Dixon and wife Elaine In the loss of her mother and to dine in an attractive setting several Downtown Sanford Christensen, Susan League, , Mrs Edith before or after church. Give Merchants, th e Greater Sandr a Gill, Gail flair, Debra • Dixon. yourself and family a Sunday Chamber of- Knight, Susan Richards, brunch treat while helping commerce, Sanford by calling Bill Laurie Dickey, Rachel 'Roll, Mrs. Dixon, one of the first with the Community Glelow, 3fl-6473, or at the Mary M. Mize and Jo French. ladies to Join the club back in Improvement Bicycle Route Civic Center Sunday. the '60s contributed greatly to Project." Also participating in the club. She was an avid The inenu , will include This is Seminole Courity Seminole County Youth Week supporter and participant in Citrus Fruit Cup, Denver Youth Week and a lot of ac Is Ballet Guild of Sanford- the arts and crafts shows and Baked Eggs, Grits, Sausage, tivity is In progress for, our Seminole. sewing contests. Her entries French Fried Biscuits, youth. The guild will sponsor a were always winners.. I I I . ' . . - _____ I . I.. I . . -- . - - -_ - . 111 0 a - a • -_ Wowustop i.uiuuUgii.ai,uU. breast- self have to have her breast simple •-removed, (It was and she did, examination Instructions are it some more and still wanted She I time .'but, unfortunately, it was too available at every local her to stop. American Cancer Society they will realize that everyone I late.) office. They're free for the loves them in a different way love just as a I myself fell vktim to asking. , cancer and had to have both DEAR ABBY: My com. much as she does. hat do breasts removed. The day pliments on your new picture, you think. HAVING DOUBTS after I came home from the But, Abby, I must ask, didn't DEAR HAVING: Be honest What bothers you is that Grandma Is more demon. -hoepital,I helped cook dinner you have your face lifted? 'for my family of .five. Two M.C.IN TUCSON days later I was driving ls the DEAR MC.. No, but my car pool again, and within two photogr*ber HW a few strative In bet affection than _ . you, atid you're afraild your weeks Iwas back into the full Unes. childirm will love her more routine of housework, social ;4ftom the' ' DEAR • CHEST INTRODUCING 0 N 2111 Salad Bar Hot a'Cold Sandwiches -. • -- ,, - 9 PERMANENT ~: / __ -' 1..aaos.ada.Dfti0 sssat at Florida State University, -, Tallahassee, where the ,. L\ .ejner N ' - - . . For A B.autlful Baby Girl S - - '- k. -, -:- - - 1 :. ---- ------ .---•- - - 3234013 Dawn's'. WESTIMATE .ayHafrCar.C.akr .- -- b $Rent To Own *No NO Hassle $No Long Term Obligation I I . - PERMANENT I .-,:,~i.., CALL NOW! - . of FSU'a FaahIn ' - MO0 "'1'' -- has succeufull; - . PRESS CYCLE - - lbe graduated in 10.She an ----" at a TIllRhsee . èPEED.4 CYCLE Model EHT141PK • - ~ WASHER ant - Degree an horm student at N ' ' Earns I - BOTH SECTIONS REVERSIBLE DOOR SWING Omelets Monday thru Fri. From 11:30 Jm)fl _________ 0 NO FROST- 9.0 CU. FT. Crepes Daily Specials . ________ nrniun • Sonford 1200 So nfwd Ave. lun" L - - - - K-MA*T Omove City DeLand wwv.u.es 5U$.w000t.AND - .1 I V . • , MAJONPLASA'-. ass nirne new. • $I4OPPINOCIN'TI* ' • - SHARONM(JJAj) I I , 1. -1. - -,-/ Dayton • 4 -& . - __ V ._.L I . - 11711 : was . . I . Better 30 Inches* ancer Vict Off Chest Than 60 In The Ground - . ', 11 % These same bicycle paths ' afford the tab for Lids festive - . . vo • . . I . . I . I Last year a softball team Monopoly Tournament with of county urofesslonal the proceeds going to the women was challenged by a Seminole Youth Service youth team. I won't tell you System. . . who won the game. I cackled as loudly this year ages 8 through 80 and above, to play on the 'professional will be held Saturday, at the Sanford Wonian's Cliib, 309 S. women's team. The club w~s awarded a At the sound of the tempt.ing lovely lucite sculpture circle inenu, prospective patro'his I 11 . 0 • - . . . nopoly? Women's Clubs State con- OrangiNuice and Coffee to be vention last week at' Lake served continuously from 8:30 ~ I . , 1 I I''T - MO -- ""IX . . • t. .4 .. DORIS; .6. .00 t DIETRICH 1 1 1-11 ' ~ IVF 'S-, t~l I " . I. I. . . . - _________ - ,/ . . ( I . j, Club of Sanford, .the Sanford OURSE Editor Bicycle Routes, a CIP project of the dub, was awarded first 0 place I . . ~~ ' "' I t .1 Herald Photo by Tom NeIs.4 Ruth Gaines, Co-chairman of the Woman's Club of Sanford CIP May Day Brunch Sunda to y benefit the Sanford Bicycle paths, shows a map of this project which won the Woman's Club a first place award at the recent FFWC State Convention. . ('!'\ - .. . __ ) •T v \ J . . . .. J . I # _) ASK U - 0 I - 1:1, r1t . .. I 1% /I , ,//"- - . .,~ ".N . ~ .. r ,_7 . !A. L - .,,, -_ *. , I., -,. XI " ., 1. ,I I., . . . . ~ bY Leonard Starr, • \ Ruth Gaines has a lot to -smile about and maybe to do a little llcrowi~g" too. As - the Co.inniunity . Improvement Project (CIP) 'i . . , 10 U ON V194SM"'100 I U - I . ;. S - .1 . I . I- I . . . 1.1-1 i. ' - 1! r , '' W96TO SU- A . - , What Is Your. Pleasure . ,I .. .... Z....-,_,i ..... '. - . hearts and the 10 of clubs and announced: Dummy is good." (NKWSPAPTERpmsx.&j) __ . I- . - . - - . • Pa" mm W%mow-HEAR HEW SPORTS ME OUT, 6M" , I ... I '1J . -. __ . . . C I11) - 0. - __1 . . Slam. He won the diamond lead AM promptly ruffed a second diamonif with dumm Is(Wee of Then be p aI d noted the , fall of . from East. Thm be cubed Me kin just In case Ent was paying * games. East discarded a low club. So extremely likely that East had been dealt five clubs. That made the odds fi ve to two that he held the club queen $0 South promptly led dummy's Jack and let It ride. came the Jun over the final le. He led a sft-ond club to ace beffl dealt Six Clubs it WaS curtains but West had t follow. Now South nailed his rune of diamonds with dummy's last trump, came to his hand with the king of hearts, cashed his two high trumps and king of diamooft to chuck two __ -. . - - - Brunch, Ball, ___ IMNO, SlUP1 -10 VACNM I ' I. - I TWn the Prof put on one of his masterful demonstrations - ._~ I . . • PIIYA "IMS MM I ' . . • - ffihJGP$M . ' . . . iJMBLEW _MIS 10 EEDs - - I4 LAWF . IN SI4ORf, W1'RE L°OI'IN& FoR SOMEONE WHO uvE ON w14A'P WE v. -_ ~ WHO'S fESoUGEpuL, . .. . I I - 4' " WT OOCOW, 5UPW FM A HN SMM WMIX A MY. ERMM -aR W Boy.. ~ IN&M L01*1N6 " S*IFONE . - . - --- - . . . 0 In And Around Sanford I ' - . . . _____________________________ .1 ! (For mmy. JWODE.qN, I's . . - - I -. 190= . DGE - who you have always held In you hope to be productive. ,. - . S . j . . - vu • 1111111111 . - 7A -spades would have SWW Win VIRW (Aug. U41epL 22) Better take those rose-colored "Three .XV of tft fwwva. been enougli, but no one Allow for the frailties In gisam off. Wishful thinking ed my um and fa me , Per, P 0 Box, 489. Raft City others and you can lessen a will create big problems, bid seven. Anyway , strum- Station, New York, N.Y. .,. .._. .4 ,, . . . medium to large trees about 15 or 20 feet cost of heatin ur home. Like to add a word of caution, try not to function. In the' summer, they can work ' energy, but you may riot have realized from the side of the house Another way that l andscape plants Plant directly underieath the drip line of to direct air currents The same plants .0- .. that you can do a lot to reduce the energy . " -' For maximum shade, the tree canopy conserve energy is in pro~iding wind the house. unless you have guttering. that protect, your home from cold winds TOM . %- requirements of operating your home should extend over the roof . Deciduous protection A row of evergreens placed DAVIS .fp,g rainy periods root problems In the winter direct breezes around our through proper landscapin. ' trees are recommended because they next to a wall createI s what's Urban known as may occur due to the concentrated water home to cool it in the summer. when utility bills come provide shade during the summer, and in Horticulturist continually hitting the nxitzone - in each month, heating and cooling . the winter. when-Vieir I Briefly, landscaping can have an in. _. .,.systems in the home use great amounts these trees allow the sun to warm your through the walls of your home I pertaflteffectonteamountof energy Trees and shrubs also provide wind , is I of energy. home. Evergreen trees, of course, reduced. protection by acting as wind barriers. requir to eep ,our home comfortable 1ft4 , .. 1 But, through careful selection and simply plants which are trained to grow provide year-round shade. the winter and summer months. In the summer. this dead air space also Evergreens with dense foliage extending in both . '- placement of landscape materials, you flat against walls or trellises. During the Vines grown on a trellis will shade . bel to insulate your home, and keep it to the ground create a solid barrier which Trees, shrubs, vines -and other plants can reduce the amount of energy you summer, they provide cooling shade for windows that face south. Deciduous from absorbing hot air. For this method reduces windspeed. Planted on the north- protect your home from intense slutuner need to use in your home without your home by absorbing or reflecting the vines, like trees, will provide shade of lands cape protection to work, the west side of your home, evergreen plants heat, and from chilling winter winds. . , sacrificing comfort. sun's rays. during the summer and let in sunlight in evergreen row must be very dense when may provide some protection . against . The most Important energy conservers A tree planted on the west side of your the winter, full grown. Used wisely, these plants can help to cold winter winds in the lan dscape are trees, vines, and home will shield It from the hot afternoon use of espaliered plants, trees Correct The inside edge of the row should be create an attractive energy-efficient :- jespaliered plants. Espaliered plants are sun. To shade a one4tory home, plant and vines, can substantiallv reduce the about three feet from the wall. . -A . And these wind barriers have another living environment. I would • ~ - f/rzJ,2#b1A L 1% ) 1111111111 / 1'"W iI others oil. Make every at. neceswy,don't goafteythe dummy. to be show and wha t b" flab. "Yes," replied the P'of a I • ' FRENN MONSIELIZIM I I , - ', I AM NOrA POLE, 'h14 _____ ____ I. . ,, . ::VL..I' eu I S -, . We're all aware of the need to conserve S , - . . I '. ( %le ~ - . 5.2- At 0 _____ . . . .. . ' ....._~ . . WIN AT BRI In situations that are risky others will be. Try to see speculations. Keep your luck some good points they see In healthy by continuing on a you Instead of only the PnCoI9S , flt1V3 01*1. et. . . . ., ` r----7-. .I Feeling sorry for yourself and Treating a serious matter far NORTH s.z4o 4AK82 thinking the world owes you a too lightly today could lose A 1064 free ride will get you exactly you a friend. 46 no place. In fact, you could games, especially where • •K j 103 end up getting angry at pals %I something o(value Is at stake. WEST I" who really car& Find out ' 7 more of what lies ahead for Dec. 21) You have a tendency 'Q to procrastinate today, and 1 474 4Q9652 birthday by 11141114114 (Or Your . you could lose out completely I SOILITH copy of Astro-Graph Letter. in attaining a goal you,ve. Maul $1 for each to Astro. been chasing. Now Is not the K 32 Graph, Box 489, Radio City time to make excuses, at K 92 Station, N.Y. 10019. Be mire to CAPRICORN (Dec. WJan. *As SPecify birth date. . 19) Doing things for others Vulnerable: Both GEMINI (May 21-June 20) with strings attached will not Dealer North A loved one might be deeply get you the response you Wft$ NQI'*b • hurt because you could might hope for. Instead, , F support an outsider over him un kind things may be said. Pus i - Pass i• or her. (ancea are, this other Pus 44 Pus AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. us s; Pus 5 NT person is really using YOU. 19) Boasting or putting on airs Pan - CANCER (Jam 214* 22) could backfIlre today when the Pan Pan pan Disappointment Is likely groiç you're with iticks you today when you knock with the tab You'll have only • Openlnglead:+q yourself out top someone yowaeU to blame ' who shows little or no gratitui:ie.' Don't be taken in 21) By OwaW J"y by a sob story. Unfortunately, victo never Come from sheer wish. Affectations don't become ful thinking. Unless you have "Did I overbid?" gj YOU. In W, tholl turn the ability or the cooperation student as be put down the - !, . . ... I - - I f'j4. Friday, May ,1O-.-7A . cramps' TMi who particiflarl true in women have what primary called we dysmemn-bes. 9 Recent studies have identified the Presence Of the '. . ' Ev.fflngHerald, Sanford, Fl. zle* .1 ProPer Home Landscaping fieIps To Conserve Energy . . I—— - " 14.'.01. .~ Many women who have READERS WHO WANT menstrual cramps apparently information about have an increstwd formation bysterectoffft cystoceles god this coming year,as long You!re apt to be a harsher as you don't become involved - critic ofyours& today than I \ jr - --- ' Mmy3,1980 . . 3, 1980 YOUR BIRTHDAY . . by,Howie Schneider /' Gardening 1 ghuxUn. This subsbuice is cents with a long, stiumped I . formed in the Uning of the self-addressed envelope for uterus and it stimulates the The Health IAtter number 14I uterus to strong, contractions. IL Address your request. to -There Is a marked Increased Dr. Lamb. in.care of this . amount of It at the time of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551,. .I 4 high esteem. Everyone is menstruation in some women Radio City Station, New York, who have paWul menstrual NY loo1g. : human. . _rK MILMffY - 1k) E%J€R? Ci.K(JS ________ i • ~ -- HOROSCOPE " . 8 9 '. -___ 5 ; 0 half of the cycle leading up to 82 Some of them are caused by f menstruation. - - - certain defects Including Some - 'women benefit by fibroid tumors If they're taki ng a diuretic which hel ps such a wily as to - to flush out the excess water 08 I I -1 - cause problems. . at that phase of the cycle. I For Sat~~ay, May I J _. I I - . TMT t)lSEUFRNXFUX) Y(E I I I - CHECK THE RGM WD WHO R6PRESELIM IM - 87 9 1. . ). 60 . 61 - - - - "\ Cr I I I . I 3~ AM TH& OULY CAUDIDAM .. . . . - / / . .. I Iq 11 59 - - - - -? __~ , I . '/ M003F ~, . / __ . . OURSELVES .1:. .., . $ increased wnds glandln In the menstrual With this For the past three months I've had cramps lasting two ' discoverY, it- has been f0l~lnd days. This Is very In'.that in some Of Ume women convenient since I work certain medicines will control the cmmp& Tlds includes About three days before MY i and j. - - - 13 F 14 - - - period my ..body starts Motrin, Indodn, Ponstel . discharging heat. I can feel Naprosyn. - - - the heat emitting from my .. I There are some side effects pores I have . - 1 - 21 iod. on that d' a the hea't with some ci these medicines 22 - er arsi I icse most of the and of course, these are 24 25 26 i weight. Also at Us time I'm prescription Items but it - - - - ___ very Irritable and can become might be worth discussing the k O 31 32 33 enraged at the least ex- trial of these with your - _____________________ - - citement. 'I'm fine again until physician. You can take my 34 3, 36 two weeks after my period column along as - - when the weight gain stárfa this suggestion If you wish to. 39 40 1 42 . . and the ihole thing star ts do again. Any suggestions would 4 44 45 46 - You also seem to be be appreciated. - - _________ - - - -. - describing the preme nstrual 47 48 tensions that some women DEAR READER -Painful experience. This includes the 50 51 52 54 58 ~ ) = .. , ! lj;;~ :M . ,/ " 1/l,Vkl - . .. DIOM V JUST . t 1 IDUH'H-. HEY' WHO ARE YCILI - . .. I . ,,, V ' 0IIIIIIIIIII psychiatrist. don't enough money to pay for have' that. I The gynecologist told me .. had fibrolds on top of MYuterus on the left side but should not be causing the pain I described - . . .... . one gynecologists and suggested I needed to gee a measure (pl.) 21 Indefinite in 48 Rants 19 Back _ by Bob Montana _____ OU$4.H-. THIJK1JG J0, YOU 1 ARE REALLY, - ,. ,9 1 " ,5;,,,. I ______ 4 0 ______ ___ - __ -- . I . 1. • -4. , r -. I 2 II I • . Lamb - I've when I Was pregnant. 44 Golf gadget 24 Admirer board (abbr.) 3 Printers OttieIIo 14E TALKS 35 Yelp 26 Look at direction 51 Small amount 27 Thailand 37 Emerald Isle 4 'Dexterity, IN 141S 53 Ancient 38 Alphabet 28 Part of the ear 5 Sandwich SLEEP writing 40 Hawaiian 55 Cravats 6 Clore Boothe 30 Nobleman 1-/ - instruments 42 Year (Sp) 32 Boy (Sp. ) 56 Inner (prof) 43 Tristan 's foe 7 Character of a 33 Soon 57 Break short 38 people 59 Son-rn4awof command 8 Mohammed Er ___ 61 Lighted. ActrZvak b' ses - - -1 2 13 4 - .0 5.2 1 . s - - - - 5 . aperture '31 Aardwoll Mort Walker .5. I I Ic) / - by ( \J ___ . .. ; 12b - - I . MiSS BUXLEY, 68 ConciHatory bnbe 23 Tall tole . A~~ 0 6 of time _____ -- - -- - ______ S _________ IS Canticle . %_ . 1a U 0 02 Roadhouse 16 Hanker I I 10;-111 - Menstrual,Cramp; Can Enrage Woman- I 13 Fill / , f ' Answer to Previous Puzzle I Those In - . . 14 • - --- I - S ACROSS 50 Mental 7- . I/ I S 7 = • 5 by Chic Young AWOR . - . - -. - - - -. AEVIfliflgHld,5fO,d,Fl _____________________ . - -- - - - . - 1. -- - . I - 'i.,-*~`, �4. - . 4 . . -- ..- ---.- - 4 -- .--- . -- .. -. - - .-..---_----.--.-... ...- -. -._ - ._4_._u_ls_ '. . ft ..-.-.-- - -,--..- ._----..--.-_-- - - - .. - _._ - -. .._ _ ' .-... . •-- 1', .i .J •. -- "V P. ,,.•• •- . - -- _-4,, .... e q •. ,, 4 •.. -.. - -.---.--.- - -. - - - ... -. - - . . .. - - - - a- -. -. -- . . -.'. .-. - -.- .. •v •••• • -. -- - . .-.- ö•I - .. . p. ... 4..--. - - -- -. p -- f - • - FrIday,May2,-1IO Legal -, Cake Droops Notice - At Boston -.--. - 4 ________________ Birthday FRIDAY, MAYZ - - - ' tail. + - 4 + p.m., Westminlster Presbyterian Church Red Bug _________________________ ________________________ SUNDAY, MAY4 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Providence and Elkcam, Deltona. Seminole AA, 3 p.m., open, speaker and covered SanfordBigBookAA, Light. 7p.m., open, - - . Plaintiff, "Young.al..Heart" dauce, every Sunday+$ 8 p.m. instructIon, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Spring Flea Market sponsored by Central Florida - 2 Cholci Lots in nIcest section. Valued at $700, sacrIfice, 1100. Call U2L1246.. . __________________________ elderly person. Can be bed Casselberry, 9:30a.m. - Ccvii for the foreclosure of a Seminole County, FIorId. Found - - - - LIbe wIth ears that stand up. His name Is "011W', if you have seen, please call collect 303.349.3600 anytIme. - LOST: Tues afternoon. 11th & Magnolis area, small White Poodle. 14 years old, Female, - -i LOWNOEI. OkOSDiCK -. - - +- - ______ ... -_ __________________________ _______________________ -, FULL TIME EMPi.vriES NEEDED \FOR KITCHEN _______________________ _____ - -. CABINETS COUNTER TOP MANUFACTURING. Vac pay 1950 DEU.40 CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUISIDIARIESOF THE OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF SUSINESSON MARCH 31, mO . County Courthouse, Sanford, FICTITIOUS NAMES . Notice Is hereby gIven that I am Division and those PersOns Charter number National Ias* Region Numb.r$ StatementofR,scurc,jandLlabIIIfl,s 'Tbousandsof dollars ASSET$ . 13157 913 SemlnoleCountyBoardof Chapter $43.09, Florida Statutes, Commissioners will register WITh the Clerk of the SanfOrd, - 21,412 1)e1°,i4nt NOTICIOPPUILICHEARING - ,• - itso . ......... - - TOTAL LlABITlES AND '+ - - available by calling 323.1330, Extension 307. . 1,367 . - + ' - -, - . , MEMORANDA Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of In d,nion'ilnatlojssot$100,00007mor$ ........ ,..... 2,863 Average for 50 calendar days (or calsnd months) ending with report date: ..,..•.•.' ww, 42.4) ,'T'otaidaposlts.'t.:.................. Wthsund.rslgn.d1rectcaifl.stthscorrsctnabiof this staInent of resources afld liabiIit$. We.de&are ttt It has ' ' . - PublIefApr.3$,31&M.y.L9,19so - '- - belief Is - H. H. Hodges - - -; - - - -. P4ak e te... HOMa- c ita. .. 2545 Gale A K 5)ta1rmakli Jr. - - - - - - - -. - - - Details. --' - _________ -- - Pubi - - - - -- ---- + - - Recently remodeled. Pine + -. 1 - .t--.'- - - - ___ - -+ - - Loll 0 - As SIP of - -- ppr ',' +.... . - - ---' Pt%h74 - - -- Aluut: *IIWr It 4LJ1I it. -. ' - '" - - DIW.1J - - '---- .-,;,as.4PL- a3v - - DCVIII' -- - jiø United Pst Fidaral Building *399 MuTt Street E. Altamonte Dr. -. --' REDUCED$1SCO This2Bdrm 1 bath home in' nice locatI ; only 122.000. Jessup Heights. 110.010.00, - ____ 01*23 - '71 Gold Datsun-$630 322 0434 ' -. - r - -- - 6 Horses - k + 1 i' 1i1 • i 'I •i. kilt _______________________________ __________________________ ____________________ - PUNYHas saddle, needs rider. ____________________ Air Bestoffer, 322-1101or322-1$$2 ______ ---- --- -. - - Home Repair --- 68-Waflted to - Conditioning ________________________ __________________________ - . Addilions& Remodeling Free EsJ+ tic. & Bonded Reconditioned room A-C's. 1000 tO 30.000 BTU's. 90-day guar. ' - - - 202TempleDrive - - WE BUY USEDFURNITUREI - Room Comfort Center, 2155 -- -- 3226457 (ovnpan,i - - The Tune Tested Firm -- Peg. Real Estate Broker 120 N. Pdrk Ave. 51$ Beverly Aye:, Altamonte . Springs. 322-6123 - - I PCt. interest "to qualIfied buyers. New homes with ' ____ _______________ _____________________ _ .Hamilton Railroad Pocket Watch priv., uso mo, 1st, last I. sec. farming, nursery & hors.s. Only $31,000. JUNE TheRealEstateAgency Inc.. Realtors 2433½ S. French (17.92) Sanford V.3.?J324_ FOR SALEOR RENT Lakefront country charm, 2 BR, 2 bath, brick fireplace, large - elementary school, this 4 Bedroom, -2 bath home has over 1100 sq ft living area and bidgs,, fenced lot, many ix. tras. Asking $51,900 or rent for $400 mo. 323-6307 after 5)9 - extra nIce. 1)0 DrIftwood FURNITURE-Royal including W.D, HAl, COLI1 A[TY lflC,. REALTOR 323 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR MU [1] 4b015.3230517 - blue . - --- -- GOOD INVESTMENT 3 BR, 25 home with fenced yard inc - to church, school I store. HOUSE-Unturnhshed, store . refiIg. Heat I Air5 $230 mo. NO pass, adults only. COUNTRY CHARM 3 BR. 25 home on 1+ acnel Gazebo, NANDYMAN SPICIAL-3 BR, BR, 25' cedar & ste, F1'. S acres, 34i2$ custom, barn. - _________________ - - for iflfgqniatIon after 5:30. Telept - mo, more, morel sis. - . __________________ Ili'Vkai, You'd be working by ' add a helper once we're Cof*ylncad You'Ie the ' - - t'' '-- we're seeking. Our n0Vt I lUll benuift ,*0 VC en 0E Aflhimative' - - Dettoris, terge landscaPed Clam, ness, Availabl, now. No pets. FIrst, iiit, $100 sic. "° ' P4EWHCV$ - - - . -'H SendtsIà35c.oTh.Ev.i Herald. P.O. , ssnt Park' + - 37-BusinessProperty' -- - . - - - - ' - , . - - AUTO REPAIR GARAQI ForReni. Hwy. 17.95 Ca1I323-1fli - --- *41 Carver Av Academy Manor a, ii you qualify. $235 me Mary0Iiffit1I$I*I* 1 431-5434 - H - Fr - - Creative Surfaces lic ztng In repainfinO. Work -Guaranteed_. References Licensed Bonded lsured Freeest 3270393 ______________________ FIr'OPIaC*S Matching aluminum glider & chair for patio, TV's, stereos, °' __________________________ PaInting &Rspiir T & J STONE CO. - several comolete aquariums. Hymmel bills & plates, Gobel birds & other Gobel Items, old - _______________________ The King of The Rock All types of stone, interIor- - bicycles, all kind of misc. items, such as tools, household items, glassware, lamps, rugs Trent Painting & Repair FreeEst. residential. SpecIalty: decorative fireplaces (inStalled). CIII "John 331-0377, -,_--_ - COME EARLY-STAY LATE , GrOOiTiing & Boarding - Dell's Auction Center a classified ad, and pile the money in your walletl __________________ Pholograpimy - Animal Haven Grooming I outside screened runs. 3233420 ___________________ Wedding photography by John o photos or color SxlO. 323-1255. shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air Conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. ______________________ RenJilIng ' " • .__________________ Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded Wát.r O.k Lens Spring Valley . - - REMODELING New rms, kit I bath remodeling. Fireplaces. We handle the whole bell of wax, B. C. LINK CONST. Hon* Ifl1provefflft - 332355$ 004(1 pile no longer needed itemi ____________________ _____________________ GRAB BAGS DOOR PRIZES PUBLIC AUCTION Sat. May 3 10 A.M. 112 Special& ext YELLOW SAND ____________________ ___________________ Ca113220I4O 4Ref. rep.. 16 cv ft frost- free. , nt have called the rest call the _______________________ - 647 0015 - wallpaper, wall texing, wood *AUCTION SALE* FRI. 7:30 P.M. - - - ____________________ _______________________ - . - Niwkenmorellecfric £ a UIIIIS £ Ii U " 323-7029 I Aitlqws& Gift - IP tO bi fbi kIjiSt bIddII' tO -. - .v.n.qu.uuyoperaIpQn Syrs.exp.PatIos,Drlveways, - - ' 3222420 , " - - - _______________ .' - --- ______________ Call Dell's Auction, 323-S420. For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, fIling cab. I chaIrs. Many + - - - - - - - SEIGLER REALTY BROKER- - - 4' tetechon. No. and somi' intermatlop abOut Yourself telling Us why you thir var VS Irliffied to do this- lab.' Free Ett. Alteratipos, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323-0707 ________________________ __________________ ______________________ CALLANYTIME -. KELLCO PAINTINC Licen%ed& Reasonable, Quality utc.WaynlBamt,3fl.1321 SOld C . . - s. BARROW'SWELDING SERVICE'3314S17 - MIS . BALINT ' , CustombuHtutflltylboaltr.iI 322-513 repairs. - 161.1111 -,' Painting - - - SANFORD commerical corner, Hwy 64. l6lx*30,$47.500. after 6+ ____________________ Aee.WD9.$3S4. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE001 CPU. 520.000. - 323 6111 ______________________ - 60A-&aInSSS Equip. - + D&HLAWPICARE SERVICE Free Estimates 322 5543 For Estate Commercial I Rest. dentlal Auctions I Appraisals. Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, s i3, I be. C. of 1.4. 339.3900. - - ____________________ PATIOS - SIDEWALKS _________________________ Also exceptionally nice studio piano, fantastic toneS touch ______________________ ' JUSTLISTED3BR,lBhomeln Excellent ConditIon Eric. front I side porches, DR. w•w carpet, Ht.ln-klt, FP a lots morel Yours for 539.3001 . - . - - - fertilize. 323-2373. ____________________ New Spinet pianos. Choose from 2 top brand names, these are delux models. Full price $995 includes bench I delivery, - with see thru door, good cond., TERMS for 179.9001 Compete professional service, sod ng - - guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 12)3 S. French. 3237310. PAYMENT. Jim's Lawn Care ___________________________ 59-Misical ?Mrchendise _________________________ - L.awn.Care fl'AiCt1on ______________________ _____________________ NEAR LAKE HARNEY, . -- - Concrete furniture 322-2611 oq 131.9993. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you GuestCoftaget000nbsau$iful -. 11111.0115 $IAUT. S BR, lB on 4 acres. pooL. FP, suite I LARGE 2 BEDROOM HUSE-.,,., Just gff New Smyrna Bead).: Fully equipped, $300 mc. Call, 43-Lots-Acreage $12,500, AVAILABLE. - - choose from. Call for direc. also - - 337 450 Sanford, FIa. 33771 Sold orig. $109.35, ,jssd time. Bal. $1$9.11or$19.3$ mo. Agent 339,1354. _______________ LOTS, - 3)-Houses Furnls 323.5300 2*6 ACRES, PAVED ROAD, Only Service. Ditches. culverts, GWALTNEY JEWELER cond., $75. Maple 'Early Am. ________________________ FOR LOCAL PROPERTY,, Quiet neighborkoodl CIlIA. Fl PURE COUNTRY COMFORT- -, Bñdozing. CIaring, ackhoe - Oviedo, Fl. 365-3710. Stock reduction sale. Starts April 12 thru 30, 30 pcI. off on all items tlons. : -ponds. Call $31 2195. ClOdc Repair - -- 16' BONITA BOWRIDER-On trailer wLtI SO hp Mercury. Call 323-1792 eves, MOONEY.APPLIANCES 333.Ofl ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4_TO CHO9SE FROM. storage rooml Only I yrs eldI Just 537,0001 , Bedroom, Heat I Air, uco mc. American Indiana, Eskimo Art Dealerwantstobuyold native. made items. Member of the Appraiser's Association of - -- _______________________ 305-447-2610, cyl.engin.s,ne,dswo,li.. Now In water, good live aboard. $3,300. Cash or trade. 322-54. KENMORE WASHER-Parts, +___ - - Land Cleating - Neworrepair,leal,yshower-,our specialty, 2$yrs. Exp. U9 $547 - they going to know? Tell them - VAI FHA Financing din, area, CHIA, lots of - -- - FURNISHED DUPLEX-i' cover, no engine. 322-5922 Cranwc Tile ) 71-Antiques -_------------ Antique French ProvIncial _______________________ - SENILE GENEVA, 3 e, ii w.adiiti. Walk to Attractive 3 5R, 1½B, CHIA.'.- ______________________ • PATIO SALE-Ranges, refrIgerators I misc, 317 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17. - - - ROBSON MARINö 52-Appliances See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. - __+. ' _______________________ bdrms., & hyge kit. Low cash to mtg. 119,90011 Hirold 3030r1aM004'. 323-354) MEINTZER TILE 11$ hp Mercury engine and trailer. 641-1144. 113 MagnoliaAve. - Beouliful 1g. 2 BR, ae. w. Central H&A heat pump, Dreamwold, CHIA, eat.in-klt, w-w carpet, fenced yard In great locationl A buy for SIL700. ., APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnl. .tUre, 205 E. 25th St. 323.Øj, -- - - -, - - , REALTORS 'Multiple Listing Service - - - - Otlanda. --- 327-1577 sanford ---- 33O Antiqups - Furniture and Collectibles. Mahogany secretary • Oak sideboard Mahoganybroakfmnt . Maple secretary . Oriental screen with ivory J Ipires. Bakersrackw.brautrlm.Oldc.shr,glss,r.. .Sass andirees - Round Curta.csblnets .Onyx 'Ioptable.Marbletptable.Walsmvtbositcue Hon_ r v" WINDOWISCREENREPAIR 3220171 24P - ____________ 3371343 after' ___________________ ---:-•---•"-u-I - To--List Your Business... - 6x9SeIjdmarpat. Glassware andifts. ____ ______________ DiI32226Bor_83L9993 ____ ,__ __________________________ - - __________________ SERVICESUNLIMITED ___________________________ __________________________________ __________________ _____________ Window a Sawn Repair Repair - - -. - . __________________________________________________ ' - ____________ - I - - ki _________________ - - . -- -. -. '.++ -- - , 1 . ' 1 ,+ ' '.-• '----- .' '' - - , - -- - '. -- " , - :- ,- - - I - - __________________ _________________________ ___________________ Mahogany0iningSuite 322-0611 . -. 1 YR. OLD DSL.WIDE- - Home Repairs at Lowest Cost Free Est. - - - wool. New or old homes. CUSTOM INSULATION CO 333-4)53 or 534-1225 Free *HAPIOY MAN SERVICES. - . ___________________________ __________________________ 329-7020 . Insulation ________________________ __________________________ 1300070 - _____________________ ____________________ ---_---_- _____ SUPER 3 BR, 1$ home in Lane. $100 month. 24hrs. - goesi Many antiques, plants. tools 6th house on Pt. of Banana Lake Rd. off W.46A (2SthSt). See sign. May 3 from 9-5. 323-5020. - Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17' 42.-..M.Oblle Homes - wooded sltel CHIA, DR. set. in-kit., stone FP, & many Arbor. Furn, clothes, books lots of odds Lends. & 4 chairs, 150 -each. Noli's __________ ________________ WE LIST AND SILL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA . CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR, 25 home . 24h. WE BUY FURN.I APPL 1 PC. or houseful - 92 S. of Sanford. 322-1121, -- FHA.VA,FHA235I745 Free Estimates Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. 6 IY & Sill. the flneit in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, a' - Special RatOfor Complexes . - - Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 $371 ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING - - ' Yard Debris, Trash, - ' ____________________ IPc. wooden Dinette Sets, table - 537,9002 BR. 671.0114 oç 1.273- Sanford's Sales Leader - Spact Office or Retail, 1901- office buildIngs supervlssag Our ianitorill items. 323-0011. - ______________________________ Carpet Cleaning 323-2101. Cash 322.4132 IUHfl9. -___________________ __________________________ ________________________ appl., Eves: 349.5400, 3221959, 323.4302 French Ave. $250 mo. i4 •--- 1) PcI. Firtaitcini Available' REALTOR 333,499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - __________________________ 0323. ______________ sic. dip. 3234570. misc, . __________________________ Historic Society 3rd Annual Flee Marketl Antiques, brlca. brac, collectibles, clothes, tools. itc Sat. 10-5. 00n M Community Bldg. Corner -____________________ _______________________ - . - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty 519 E. 1st St., 322-5742 ' - Antiques, modern furniture, SterlIng SlIver, Orlehtal Rugs, Diamonds. BrIdges Afltiues. ____________________________ ____________ SANFORD BAROAIN 139,900 2 Bedroom, 2 beth, Central H&A. wwcarpet, all appliances. 327. STEMPERAGENCY '-' - FurnitureSalvage, 17-92, So.of GARAGE SALE: Sanford-Lots of interesting ites. $10 ______________________________ Ave., Sal,, May 3 94 room sit, $93; Bedroom suite 327.9473 or1551.4375 - 3735774 Personalized, faSI dependable Regular or 1 time basis Wedowaspiwindows 677-50.4 - . "Sanford 322 $721. __________________________ WITH YOUR NEEDS REALTOR - - 3236593 Wanted to buy used office Club Circle. ____________________________- will take $375; Washer 1 Dryer, Kenmore, 5250; Dining - - - - Clean, 13' Fish.Ski Boat, corn. __________________________ COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN 3 Bdrm, 2 beth, FIREPLACE, plenty of pôrking for trucks & equip- 3 BEDROOM 1½ bath.'Centr'al,' H$I A, carpeting, kitchen equipped. $375. "-" Harold Hall Realty, Inc. - time. Original $593, tat. $151 $21 mo. Agent 339-$, 2 BEDROOM, 2 baths, all ap. pilances. The Highlands, city block near proposed hospital. Only $110,000. ' 207 E:2SfPSl. lV75 SiflOef Pulura Fully auto, - -_____________ . INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY _______________________ 4lA.Coiidonrthifln ForSale beautiful big trees. Owner will 00 VAor FHA, 14000. $39300 after 5:30. ' _______________________ Sanford - local delivery. Noli's Sanford FurnitureSalvag., 17-92. So. of Sanford. 322-1721. - Home spaces adlacent. S . 51-Household Goods '7otfoftomaInventoryof brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bidding sets onlyl Free REALTY WORLD. - property. Ready right now for YOU to move mt9. $15,000. - FIREPLACE, Zoned for 323-6507. SOfa bed, bunk beds, chairs, many misc. items. Yard Sale: Fri. -6, Sal. $307 refrig, freezers. waler coolers - - 500 5. Sanford Ave. _____________________ Eve 323)954 HISTORIC LONGW000 4 Bdrm, 2 bath 'with dec patio, fenced yard. $300 mo + Webuyusedfurniture GARAGE SALE-Sat. i, sun. 2 FamIly Garage Sale: Sat.,May 3rd. s-S. 42) Lake Blvd., Loch - 322-31)4 - - OWNER WILL HOLD WRAP. AROUND AT l0, Call UI today to see this beautifully with 6+ acres Suitable for - - S0A-JIry. - __________________ . $21,000. Stone Island, 2 acres, canal . niture Salvage. 322-1721. doors,muchmore. l29Country - Lowdown payments, 322-2217. '' REALTbR MU' LIKE COUNTRY FEELING this lrwo?tnation 322-5432 1175. Call 322-1470 _____________________________ Compressor 125. sand pot, drop cloths. Prel)dent.9 to 1 Grayco, spray pump, hose & gun. Can be seen all day Sat. ONLY at . '339-0509 339050$ HUBBUB assumable mor tgaoe on 10 acres, deeded access to the St. Johns, only 21½ with Midway-home with 1 acre, BR, lB. w-w carpet, 1g. - -. alsaltone; ($13) 316-2295 PIIb May 2.9,1910 - AUTO. AIR, LOOKS GOOD, RUNS GOOD. EXC. TIRES, - Westminster Church 26+41 Red Bug Rd., Casselbe-ry 1, ml. E.of 434 SaLMay 3rd. 9:30to4:00 CODE.A PHONE EALTORS ( Call 322.1477 -our - -.- 5, yard dog - Not friendly junk - WlLSOplMAIR FURNITURE Start your own used bookstore! 5,0000 used books for sale. Call 273 3061 or 277 11% for details:' . . 1½ ac. Unrec. Flat, Lake 'ROBIlE'S REALTY _________________________ ___________________ person who is witting -ovs average wages cleaning - - - 322-192? WILLIS JEEP Station 1963 - 1 FEMALE GERMAN SHEPHERD-Would make good __________ 323.5300 3 FAMILY ______________________ dryer hok-up. $330 per me. $300 security deposit, references required. Nd pets, Wire looting for a - ,- -. S7.000good condition -- spayed Irish Setter Pup S mo. old, $100 Place, Sanford ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lQSanfOrdAv,. 322.5791 311-315 E. First St. -- Sanford Air cond., fenced yard, fully ________________ - Commissioner's ,Iy; Fred S. Mauk, P.11w' - Seminole Caa*y, Fbolda $y:OiUiofle Morv By: William KirdihOff, - 'Thatfitey lfvspted I saI4' + - .uJ_1j- - - -- idaianlnil Pin iriJ With Camper, 1130. Call 3232303 _____________________ 9323001 - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Sanford Avenue. $13,000.00. 2201 S. French SANFORD-3 Bedroom, Heat & w.e. Own I ranspoftation.+ 1.0110*004 1r05. Call M2,_Ilter-Sp.m, - - - - 1979 FORD COURIER Poodle Puppy AKC. Inky black female, champion lines, shots, Yard Sale: 2001 Washington Ave. Sat-all day Misc. Items ' ' - -I - -- -, fr2410 - . Funds JUST MAKE PAYMENTS to '7$ models. Call 339 9100 or 1341605 (Dealer). ______________________ 701 Bldg. ____________ - 'do h.jsby declare that tMs Reportof Condition Is true First Strait, Sanford. $fl1 , n4 correct 10 the best of my kiteeWge and belief, ____________ ________________________ - ____ 323.1734 CarportSale: Sat.,May3 , BUSINESS- 1 Story comrn ClauDe OF SANFORD REALTOR. V. a must. Oocd starting salary baled on flP.EXCeli50I benefits. Send resume is lox 57 c-o The Evening Herata, - Manager. Hea'lrigs , teftdIor.glstirsaldnamswtththe cpvdlmsd frm tlmi to time as CwPy,Ptese,upçn rs Saraiste, 'FL. 33352 peed Of the pubikatIon o4 this- Clurkof Circuit Court 0-seminole fixnd mcssaary. 'Further 46$e$Is ATtOpN1'S FOR PERSONAL 1 edyrnefwa.- - -•iallabto by calling 323.43$, ftP*ESINTATIVI ., ost.a,sis iffi day p5 AprIl, 19*0, ExtensIon No.307. LOIS' PI,ACE under *ictI i DRYMON, ROBINSON, _____ Good condition. $2 600 or best offer. Call Niles before 6t 323- - 79-TruCks-Traj lets _____ _____ - 2544S. French Ave. 322 0231 grammar blckground - .+ - '71 El Camino Classic AM-FM. AC, PS, PB. Camper top,. - ______________________ RobInson, Orlando, 422-2971 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for lovely lot, $30,000. ______________________ - EXEC. HOME med. traits. Good English - '- - 4159. Trade considered. _____________________- Light colored Poodle Puppies, 7 -wks, Mother & Father AKC - WIllbuylst&2ndmortgatss.We also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1101 C. 3fl-0179, 322-5333. 322.3772 Lake Mary 2 BR, near S.C.C. 33275$) Unfurnished Art excisIng 1. ChallengIng positIon 1$ Open for the rt P015011. High educ..tion - -, - Parakeets & 1 paIr of Cutthroat Finches. Excellent Breeders. 322.3925. - _________________________ _____________________________ mortgage.. Va(ant, move ut,4 W. Garnest White, Broker whatever theoccasio', there Isa time, 4 to midnight, Lake Mary area. Good opportunity ____ - -, ___ 322.740 NEWTIRES$19.19&UP 2113 French 4ye. Sanford ______________________ Carport Sale 1111 Adams Ave. - A OK TIRE FOR SALE I Pair of Fancy GarageSaleFrilsat ___________________ Longwood, lovely 3 BR, 1½ 6. tOveIy quill nelhborhood. Fenced back yard afld well. $34,000. ii - - MGB Convertible. '75, 10,000 ml Exc. cond. 30 mpg, oriQ. __________________ 107W. Commercial - _____________________ EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT, Fringe benefits includ, paid vacation, company car, retIrement plan more. Send Resume to: Mr. P. Lu*ttchau, 134 Mango Lane, challenges the vslidlty Of said - '.' 25975. SanfordAve. 47-A--rtgages Bought . &SOkl . 23415.FrenchAve. 322-0321 ' Phone3fl-7$I1, Sanford 322-2611 or 531-992. 2 BR, modern, good location -Fenced,A-H,w-wcarpet $316711 wented. Worout of your own home, sit your own hours. SemInole County Courthouse, - - 78-MotOrCyCles +_______________________ ___________________________ agricultural ALLFLORIDAREALTY HOME-With private lake Florida, tti high density area. - - $33,QnJ, ____________________ Lcflgwood, Fl. 32750. DEU.7O - '63 OLDS F 15-330 Engine, ar, auto, power steering & brakes. 1450. Call 3fl 1113. cars, trucki & feevy equIpmerit. 327 5990 FOR 'SALE Great African gray parrot BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? nted Housing Authority 303.323. _________________________ ______________ ______________________ Court, PTOba?g Division, In and for Would prefer 01,05(1] yeers ai -, setting, zoned W. Garne$tWhi'te Rig. Real Estate Broker Sell Idle items with a ClassIflin Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker ai own tools. 641-6509 after 6:30 ________________________ 4. Install addItionil enirenci it Estate Call Stanley Stone. Sanford 24_HOURI322-9283 $076,askfor Capp. - By: LInda Wright - + - - -. By: William Kirchhcff. - - + LOVELY SPANISH Styli-) Bedroom home with - -- , qualifIcations oI.the personal S. Rttict th.higlldensflV.c.s represintatly, or The veue -or to all adult units with a monthly Iurlsdict court,o be . rsntafrateofefIsest$505$peq --. NOTICE UNDER month, NOT1CW UNDER Publication of' this notice as FICTITIOUS NAMI LAW - All in SectIon 3), Tevm$Iiip 20, FICTITIOUS NAMI STATUTSbegun in May 3, *910 NOTICE 1* HEREBY GIVEN Range 29 0 SImimie County. - RAYMOND ALLEN NORMAN Notice is hereby given that liii uM.glgned purtuant Is the ffi43 the undenIgned or. engaged Florida. (DISTRICT N, 3) U Personal Rage'ssinlalIv Those In attendance will be "FIctIllevi Name $tatute",' i l4%Ø$ Under III. fIctitious ot me statset Chapter 545.00, ttertam $I01II$S, name of' M LAS ASSOCIATES, heard and written comments may EDNA LO8 NORMAN - ' ' + Agent 339-1316. the City of Sanford 'fOr rehabilitation prolect. Will pay ________________________ , ___________________ - Aftest,Affiurlj,R.cKwfth,Jt. PVblI5l May 2 1950 . DEW.)) ' . _ - - -- DUPLEX POSSlBLES- Story 223-220 - Ave. found necessary. Furth, details of this Court On thu 11th dey of acres from 5 units per acre to 1$ three months of the first Apr11, A. 0. 19*0. wilts per acre. publicatiOn of this notice II) all (11*1.) . 3. Increase approved number of claIms or demanda or be forever DoVdof County Commilsionse's Arthur H. Bickwfth Jr. Lq%lt$ IriSh. P.U.D.. from 292$ wilts barred, and (2) any obledion by ,su 1150. 3221261 aft 5p.m. Tbp Doll4r Paid forJunkused Rebuilt ClaSsic, Auto, V-I, - - Call $311164 ' - SemloIe County, - _____________________ ' Freetogoodhome - 322-3925 - Good Used TV's, $23 I UP Have $7,000 down payment to single person. $23,500. we.kdavi. .... Model Home Cent;; (Sanford). yard, garden, mint. cond. Nopets , person Sanford Nursing Cony. Center, 930 Mellonvllle - h,srg and written comments may may be entsr,d.gbiml u ly the acres of CommercIal to be filed wlthIhe Land Dewiap- relief lntheComp$alnlferpnónIes Resldentielwlthd,n$ltyof ISuntts mini Manager. Hearings may be due. psr acre. -- -- Spins................................•. ........-.... Undivided profits and reserve for 'contingencies and oth.rc.pltairs.rv.s .......... '. - - 327.1577 321060 - LARGE) Bedroom w.canport - - - 47-Real - much more. Forappolntmenttose,mOdel call Cardinal Industries between 1 5p.m. at 321-0230 on -. Sanford. adults only. 1 BR I Studio, also 1 BR unfurflished from IllS-up, 323-1019. ' - - - GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Ads Offer no fancy claim. $. - - .Just kesuitsl ___________________________ extra storage & OELTONA-Lakefront lovely 2 °' °l'. described as 2650 feel North of Sanford, Florida 33771, by May 27, proved - Master Plan and hereby required to file in the Highway 434 on Montgomery, - *950. - Developers Commitment Estateof EDNA LORD NORMAN, Road.) (DISTRICT P40. 3 -Upon your fsllure to appear on Agresmen as follows: "'deceased, FIle No. $0-114CP, ' - Unique exspandable 2 BR home, Low 20s on your lot, includes G.E. kitchen, - decorator 1,000. - For appointment call - All other liabilities .................................... TO7AL LIABILITIES (excluding LOU TV CAPTAL + - - RESTRICTED NEIGHBORHOOD wvlftensnswerorCourtplesdlngs following: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Income. Call 337.1510. COMMERCIAL P1(4.2-50) .13. mist be fIled with Clerk Of the "A. PUBLIC HEARING TO PROBATE DIVISION The North ~ of the West ½ of the Court. Seminole County Cow'. CONSIDER REVISION 'TO PIle Neseuer 55-1*1-CF Northwest Us of the Northeast Vi thoust Sanford, FIOfida, and copy MASTER PLAN EXperieflCed Medical (less the East 213 ted and the thereof furnished to the 1. MAGNOLIA SERVICE IN RE: ESTATE OP Transcriptlonlst South 732.5 feet), Section 11. abovenamed U Plaintiff herein, CORPORATION-RIVlSlogfYO EDNA LORD NORMAN, TownshIp 2), Range 29, Seminole whose addrsls,N: co Robert M. WEKIVA HUNT CLUS MASTER Decessed. A north Sifnifloil County Or. - the reseVed prIce. Call 9047351311' for further details. ___________________ - 1969 Dodge Wagon. needs tires. BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 sso - The Evetilng Herald Classlf lid _______________________ 321.0739 _______________________ ' . Deposits of States and political subdivIsions In the United States ................ C.rtItI.dandotflcsrs' checks......................... Total Deposlis ........................................42 199 Tot.id.mandd.posits,,....................15,750 Totaitlmeandsavlrigsdsposlts.............26,449 - theonlyone in Florida. You set - --- _______ 6c-Pets-stipplies ... finance. 32250S2. 2439 S. MyrtleAve. BATEMAN REALTY 3 ACRE HOMESITE-..Volusia county, $13,300. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Ewnlng I1etuld . said business. DATED THIS ISth day of April, ANe' Serninol County, FlorIda, to Sanford, Florida, on May21, 1950 ISAAC MARQUEZ DEMETRID PIROOMO - A.1 answer the Complaint for monIes at 7:00 PM., or as soon thereafter - SEIGLER REALTY Only 142.900. fireplace, intercom, most rooms with IakevIe, 2 atriums, over 1 acre, trees, - Furnished ts tot Senior Citizens. Very .clean. 31$ Palmef to Ave. See Jimmie-- inventory and - ______________________ - __________________________ . AdvertIsing Director Los 0. Dycus 203 Of the PublIsh Apr. 23 1. May - -. _____________________________ Salary plus commls. slon with full COI'flpafly benefits. Apply in person to: known as "UNDERWORLD" lOCated at 210 East First Street, Senford, P101141.-U Pert of the consideration, therefore, I have assumed the outstanding debts of are Common Stock No. shares authorized 73, Day or Night LAKEFRONT_UnusI custom - _ An aggressive sales. l''% Is needed for sales and service of new advertisers.- A great future for a self. 'starter. PrevioUs sales Fsinch Ave. equipment -- - ' assumptionor refinance. formal dining, fireplace, mm. to town. 179900. pliances including Washer 5. Sanford, Florida DEU.110 - - Ev $62 3653' - _____________________ Ph. 322.0352 ____________________________ 2619 Orlando Dr. BEAUTIFUL CABIN-i mill TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orlg. from Cherokee, N.C. In the $113.16 Ot $17 me. Smokey Mtns. Owner will help , m.cutat.3 Bedroom, 1½ beth. garage. Central air, carpets, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, all •p. - UNDERWORLD, INC.. a Florida - -. Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporatIons .................... 23.097 - n-Junk Cars - $1137.00 S 1S'x72'x11' for Sf60.00. P.0.8. Factory. Call TOIl Free Today 1-$00-141-1570 tilj am. - needed Full Tfme. Call 30544$. coi.n wIll ttold a public and other asets representing lol $4 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD hearing In Room 203 of the bankpr.ms.s .................- ................-. 1,131 SemInole County Courthouse, tat 'fl OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONER$ Oaq.va, Florida 32132 RslesIat.ownedoth.rthanbankprsmli.s .......... 321 $anford,Fior$daonMay37th, 1910 NOTICIOPPUBLIC You required to appear HEARING All other assets ........................... . .......... SN at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible to consider the before Judge Alan A. Dickey, a MAY27, 51 TOAL ASSETS .................................. ,,, Judge of this Court, at 9:00AM, on fOtJqWlnQ Ttii Seminole C.UI*I Board Of , LIA$ILIT$ 5 PUBLIC HEARING FOR, the 2ndday of June, A. 0. I10. at Commissioners wIll hold a public Demand deposits at Individuals, ZONING Courtroom 0, SemInole County hearIng in Room CHANGE OF - &'1$200 - 3n.lrn - ______________________ ___________________________ EMPLOYMENT County, Florida, AprIl 22. 19*0 T.: Donald R. . 2'9N.fl.2,Cassilberry.FI. - ,Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Sped. way, Daytona Beach. wIl hold a public AUT9 AUCTIdN __________________ ______ ___________ BUILOINGSII LAST CHANCE Used IbI model color TV's, all working. $99.95. 10 to Ch&jse frO!. P4011's Sanford Furniture Silyage, 1792, So. of Sanford. Terms. Call W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR;332.7913. - 2610 Sanford Ave. - - DONALD R. OGL.ESBY, Box Ii, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD - - -REALTORS 2½ ACRES Countty,- 2 story, 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults on on Lake MI. Just SO. Airport Blvd. an 17.92 is Sanford Call 323-u7 ___________________________ Loans, Total (excluding unearned Income) ..21,703 - -. .IYTONAAUTOAUçTION AIR SHOCKS$39.93 New Batteries $29.95 2113 French Ave., Sanford 62-A-Farm Equipment ______________________ N. Ernest MORRIS k acres PlOSanford Ave. rm. Large shaded yard, nice area. Assume low interest ________________________ SALES * * * * * * * , - - .................... - 41-Houses 323.5774 - the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. IN THE COUNTY COURT OP ASSOCIATES under which we are Apply in person Richie's VW, 1 U Wit: Section 145,09 Florida FLORIDA IN AND FOR engaged in business at '.o. Box ____________________________ Lega.•.Iotice mlN.of431 on 1742. COUNTY, . SEMINOLE FLORIDA 1055 Winter StatutiS *957------- Paul. P1.32150 Case N.. ,9.uu.sp.s3 PART TIMEThat the parties interested In D.vld.MIchIel, Inc. HeavyHousecleening FAMILY LINES FEDERAL said business enterprisiare as . PUBLICHOTICEOP 51g. ShIrley Siegel Ca11323-733S CREDI7 UNION, 21$ South Park follows: ASSUMPTION OF DEBTS Sec., Trees. On April 13,3950, I purchased Clyde C. Rice, Jr. CLU PublishApr.1$,25&May2,9,19S0 Avenue,' Sanford, Florida 33771, James H. Stelllng from JOSEPH M. DEP4NISON and Wanted Carpenters Helper & - PlaIntiff DI U.?) - ' - - 112-1*.) AOK TIRE --.-_- ________________________ _______ - , Court$eminoleCour*y,PIorldaIo - - 'SOcM53fl-He8vy Duty 7.95 _______ ________._ _____________ R. REAL ESTATE Broker - ________ acrossfrom thsHealth Dept. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. County, Florida upon receipt of Publish: May 2.1910 proof Of the pubilcat Ion of this DEW)1 nollce,the fictitious Name, to-wit:- namewithlheClerkoftheCircuit - ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM. 'FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR . Attest: and that I intend to register SaId U. S. Treasury securIties .............................. ,7$7 Obligations of other U, S. Government ag.nctei-sndcorperaticns..... Obligations of States md political subdlvlslonslntheUnitedStatss..................... AIlothersecurities............. '9 Federal funds sold and securities AAA William Kirchhoff, Chairman "Fictitious Name Statute", Semolan Blvd., Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictItious name of COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY UNDER TITLE 3 UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 1am ................. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that 11* ' 'ive, a lob, or some service __________________________ FORMITEX INC. FLORIDA DIVISION, Port of $anlord, Orange Blvd., Lake Mooroe, Fl. - . with the Land Development - . - - AT THESE PRICES...AU Iliel clear span buildings (Malor Mfg.) • 20'x24'xlO' for 12196+00 S 30'x41'x12' for - ____________________ ___________________ ____________________ ______________________ CsIICIartIHirt323.75$O will c., S room house. $150. -323.4762 moving 2626 El Portal Dr., Snford. + you have need of, reed all our want ads every day. t&'ñplete with guest cottage a, __________________________ Insurance. Health Insurance. - OEU.116 Florida. on Tuesday,May 21, i,.o at-7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible. The hearing may be . continued from time to time. . $000 BTU Air rond. Excellent, you are having difficulty finding a place, to lvi, car to 76-Auto Parts _________________________ - ' Publish April 23, I May 2,9, 16, 1910 conducted in Room 203, S.mlnole . REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322-7fl$, 45Ait of St1ate - Unfurnished ________________________________ _____________________ 32731. of - 311.9 acrel, chanee flood $3M. - . ___________________ ____________ _________ FILL DIRTS TOP SOIL YE'tLOWIAND Friday,May2,lflD-4A EveninqH.rald,Sanford,FI. - ___ _____ • ___________________ Law mowers.WeselIthe7j the teSt. WESTERN UTO. 301 W. 1st St. __________________________ _______ CaliBart If ___________________ + $21 mo. Aqsn _______ - - ' 30-Apartments The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. Spur the Moment BabysittIng in my home. Hrly, daily, wkiy rates. ay or night. 323-4477. ' - MICROWAVE - .- .-----* 'I.' . merits - . - yg & ulris _____________________ - Orlando, Florida 33102 Legal _______________________________________________________ Tel.: (303) IC Attorneys for PlaIntiff Publish: April Ii, 1L 25, 1 May 2. REPORT OF CONDITION , -+ ________________________ -. - Loans,N.t....................... - I - ____________ Casse(brryonSemlnolaBlvd. CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. - - - ___________________ -- - - Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Weekly I monthly rates, $5, co - _________________________ Deputy Clerk Attorney 104' PetltIot.r . . GOod for investm or use. Push hutI con?rol he flOW. $11,900 with good tern. carousel, still in warranty. OrtgffllIly.$4A,'a5,, pay. - LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, ____________________________ . -- - LPN part time for Dr. Office. ________________________ 11-instructions - '• - . ___________________ '- - -,-.................. - 'Samhouse on 4½ - ' __________________________ acres t, . ft. CB Commerc'ial 2-1 New carpef & paint. $3,000 down.. O'*iier wilihoid mtg. No qualifying. 127,500. - * New SmyrnaOcean Front, turn 2 BR. 26, groundsl.v,l, by week . decorated, $22$mo., first, last filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to it, if any, on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for :-. _____ . FRONT LOT in 100' LAKE 160.000. ____________________________ 32 2611 - . sell for 13,100 firm. Trade for Ages 12-18 Earn Extra $3 afterSChOOI - from, 254.5 - ____________ HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT. DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $32,000. Of new hospital site: Perferf for office yse. 129,500. _._- . envelopes. Send stamped selfenvelope to: Smith, addres 1, '-' . 329-0I ___________________ ____ __________________________ _____________________ - , F £ttnonteDr. 5Q 4O-Condominiums 141-7183. ______________________ Lost Dog on the Wekiva River between Sanford - bsLando Short haired gold male, about - Phyllis J. Capporil ________________________________ Treasure Chest. Call Mabel 3220510. _____________________________ CARROLL BURKE elevation from 20 ft. to 17 n., N' DOSTER WEDNESDAY, MAY? 612 Sanford Atlantic of Multi-family I PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION eliminate I? acres Gdn Age ComU, 8 a.,- Grea zoning and reduce open space Bank Bldg. By: Robert F. Hfgglns, Esquire Sanford, Florida 3217) SanfordChamber of CommerceBuilding. ______________________________________________________ SuIte 433, First Federal Building from 356.2 acres to 30t.1 acres. -- EALTORS ____ . Dept. K. 625 Santa St. Aitiby area. REWARD. 904. 427-9*53, New Stnvrna Bea.h. + - - Notice _______ - stamped envelope & 25 cents HAIR TYLIST If you have some following and brindle spots on head & hips. - . . 43tS-ACreage , - - - & Petitioner, whose address is 6)2 Easf.of Tuskawilla Road. City Clerk Sanford Aliadlc Bank Building, Need a Babysitter in my home, You are commanded to file your Publish April 22 & May 1910 Sanford, Florida, and file the days. Mon. thru FrI., $30 wk. written defenses to said Complaint 'DEU.51 322.1615. wilh the Clerk of the above.named - original with the Clerk of Circuit ___________________ Court, on or before the 30th day of SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Court and to serve a copy-thereof May, A.0. 1910 otherwise a default ________________________________ ___________________________ OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS upon the attorneys hereInbelow wIll be entered against you for the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING not later than May 14, i%o. The Seminole Counly Bosrd of relief demanded in the Petition. . WITNESS my hand and seal of Free WITNESS my hand and off(ciaI the Court at Sanford, Seminole Commissioners wIll conduct a Css Stitch Classes County, Florida, this.9th day of Public Hearing to consider an seal on this th. 23rd day of April, . 323-5477 Amendment to the Master Plan of AD. 1950. April, 1950. ° theSweetwat.rOaksPlannedUnit (SEAL) SEAL 80 EXCLUSIVES Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Development, located in Section Clerk of Circuit Court Creative Expressions 3227113 32, TownshIp 20, Range 29. The Clerk of The Circuit Seminole County. Fiorila Court proposed Amendment would in. - - P - - - Mail Commission circulars at hoiaet BE flooded Equal Opportunity Employer LOST: WhIt. Mali Bulldog with YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihat an action for followlng.descrlbettreal'property: citizens shall have an opportunIty North 253 feet of the South 412.02 to be heard at said hearing, feet of the West SOS fees of the NE By order of the City Commission of Section 24, Township of the City of Sanford, Florida. 21 South. Range 30 East, lying H.N. Tamm, Jr. May Day Brunch sponsored by the Sanford Woman's Club, 8:30 am, to 1:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Benefit Community Improvement Project. Open to public. TUESDAY, MAY $ Sanford Totmasters, 7:15 a.m., second floor, Rich Plan offices 302 E. Third St. Guests welcome. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Businessat 1p.m. followed by ,Bingo. Rummage, plant and bake kale sponsored by Women's Guild of the Lutheran Church of Providence, S am. to 4 p.m., Providence Boulevard and Dunlop Drive, Dettona. 1.aniheon available. , ' Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. s-Lost Claimiflgtohaveant'light,tltleor. 01" W.. along said Right-of. interest lnNw real property herein Way line 333.41 ft. to a point on the TO: NQIICIOF ACTION sci•d NorTh Riht-of.Way line Of Corn. HANK JAMES WILLIAMS ARE YOU HERF5Y wall Road; thence run RESIDENCE UNKNOWN BANK OF ORLANDO has filed a ReturnMay 15,5p.m. Lwichat - 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. APPLI. ANCES,)iiR&HEAT,ONAj.. MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL 1.10.500. 3-I on 2 large. fenced lots. Fireplace & more. $29,900. • INC. - 9993 - Address & Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A - __ ___ of - pd. hoildays, pension & in- •.k.a or less. Public Records _____ tàklUPspacewltha1fl - in the Herald 3222611 or 131. Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. egis. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. iii - - - __ - - Altamonte Springs. 131-1141. - Longwood Community Building, Warren Avenue and WilIna Street. Door Prizes. Senior dtlzens overnight trip to Sarasota for . .. 8uRóOM 1 1lh, F.i,ecret. Large fenced ',ard, new paint & carpet. Assumable $' pcf. Auto Repair or ???? Building & land all Fenc!'ed. Hwy 436 a No. 10 self addressek:. -BOAT- ASSEMBLERS . --- 4. - ____________ ______________________ - benefits. Apply Handy Way Food Store. Sanford area. inboard-outboard, CANNON REST HOME - ' -- UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex. 4-P'sonals - . . - - 4j - 24-Business Opprtunities ___,. PALMER,C.L. THOMPSON, etc., N.Oodegreesoo'fl"W.,2S.00ft.to I ital.,. a FOB; thence run P400 degrees 00 !N R: TH!MARIIAGI 0! Defendantl. UI IL H 1k..s. Il 44 790.Uft.?oa KATHY LUNTTA WiLLIAMS NOTICE OF ACTION PetItioner TO: CLEO PALMER 'point on the Westerly Right-of. CLEO B. PALMER. residenca Way lIne of Seaboard Coast LIne -HANK JAMES WILLIAMS - Telephone Solicitors. Ap. pointmefll setting only. Hourly rat, plus commissions. Oppartunity for advancement. Call 322-0205 for appt. 9.5. ____________________ _________________________ run N. $9 degrees 59' 12" E.,aiong AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, S9vth line of said NW'A a FLORIDA CLEO PALMER a.k.a CLEO B.' the distance of 1172.10 ft., thence run CIVIL ACTION NO. $0469.CA44. + - - CON V EN I EN CE STOP E -_._- -. - - DEU.71 - - - DeputyClerk - - - person at West VolusIa Memorial Hospital, OeLand,. E.O.E. M.F-H. __________ _______________________ .._ __________ -_______ By JaneA. Graves - 1950 AND Phase Ill, Parcel "0," from the CASE NO. 794351 CA4P.$( ATLANTIC BANKOF ORLANDO, SW corner of the NW¼ of Section Florida Power& + - - 130-9575. . 37-C-fgrLeu. ___________________ Medical or orthopedic tran scribing. Full time. days, good salary & beneflts. Apply in SundQy - Noon FridQy .. ARTHUR H. BECKWITII,JR. ' ± us Low Down Payment for yobr lOt! Will build on our .. ur )'t Enterprispr,-. MedelInc..ReaI$or 6443013 - Experienced in RadiologlCalr. _______________________ ______________________ 12" E., $40.00 ft.. AprIl, A.D. 1910. thence run S. l9degrees 59' 12" W., THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL $40.00f. to th. POB. Contajning , 21fl or ___________ - - WITNESS my hand and the seal. 33346 ft., to a Point on the North , ..- - . ---- VA.A35.COn.i.jom _____ ', - - 5' 12" C., 632.10 ft.. thence N. 00 relief in this Complaint for monies $9 a . _____ Upon your faIlure to appear on cornirof the NW'k of Sec. i, Twp. theabovelndicatsddate,a Default begrees 4 monthlyincludesutilitles. rn- ' 200 Marvin Ave., LOngWOO --. ibetween $111 am. DEADLINES . Noon The Dci.j Before PublicQtlon - P06; thence run N. 00 degrees 00' ----- ___________________ - . SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 lines Minimum ____________________________ ptiaw (I, Parcel "0," from the sw Long*ood Community Building, Warren Avenue and - S OFFICE I Retail space- $93.00 - at American Wood Products, Line 34c a - MONDAY thru FRIDAY of. fountains spouting red, white and blue water. citizens, senior 7 consecutive times $00 AM. - s3o P.M. -.-.--.-------- . - __________________ 44c line - - ------- y... - • - a HOURS - - "COusins" Respite Care Program, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., House of Bargains, 6021 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. SanlordA'AWomen'sGroup, 2p.m., 1201 W. FIrstSt. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutberan Church. Community Center. For ifimi NOTICIOF ACTION TO: Brenda .1. McQueen ' to OpportunIty Employ9r. ApP(Y in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Located Ofl Sanford Airport. . RATES CLA' SIFIED DEPT. - 350th birthday celebration Line Railroad Right-of.Way -Id answer 'the ComplaInt for monies and to gets piece of what was between Cornwall Road and due filed agaInst you herein. Any to have been a four-ton pound be rezoned from PU (Planned must be filed with Clerk of the • cake. Unit Development) DIstrict to P1.1 Court, Seminole County Cow' (Restricted Industrial) District. house, Sanford, Florida, and copy City officials thought they'd and amending the Future Land theteof furnIshed to the above. end up with a 25.fooWiigh Use Element of the Corn. named as PlaIntiff hereIn, whose prehenslve Plan. Said property address Is: c.o Robert M.Monhs,, -. yow cake decorated with bliflQ more particularly described Attorney, 230 North Park Avenue, dozens of miniature plastic as Post OffIce Drawer H, Sanford, follows: fl-n. - DeBary • to con$Idei changes - .d amend. Road. N.E.. WashIngton, D.C. merits the Zoning OrdInance, 20002 You are rsuirsd to appear and amending tie Future Land Use Element of the Corn. - before Judge Alan A. DIckey, JudgeofthlsCourt.at-9:OOA.M.cn prehensive Plan Of the CIty the 2nd day of June, A.D. 1910, it Sanford, Florlda as follows: A pdrtlon of that certain Courtroom D, Seminole Cjnty property tying between Sanfot-d Courthouse Annex. Sanford, báth It was dripping skies In the nation's oldest capital dtythatwaatoblame. About 5,000 hungry wellwishers Ehowed up 'Thugday . _______________________ - Commisiton Room In the City Hall In the City Of Sanford, Florida, at - + No, thefaihre wasn't due to SATURDAY, MAY 3 Flea Market for Pirent Resource Center's - - rk 831-9993 3222611 - ford. p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Appreciation dinner for law enforcement and fire department personnel, 8p.m., American Legion Post53, Sanford. Music by Tom Vincent and the RJytJiin Rascals. Call 322-1652. . + ' . - 'I . - 37-B-RentaIOjces - Fiberglass LamInators Ex perlenced only. Excellent flf its, 10 paid holidays. Insurance, an Equai--- - Ondo - Winter ----.------.- - 11=-Help fl - CLASSIFIED 'ADS . BOSTON(UPI)-Thec5ke didn't rise like it posed to -it was only 10 foot PublIc Hearing will be held at the Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Sl.' Richards Church, Lake Hjwefl Road. . Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Moravian Church, State Road 434 Association, Highway - ----- - _____________ Semino --.- - , . CALEND -- . . NOTICE OF PUIUC.I$EARING FLORI DA IN AND FOR OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN . -DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES CASE NO. I-s27.SP.q OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE, FAMILY tINtS FEDERAL: South Part AND AMENDING THE FUTURI CREDIT UNION, 21$ 'Sanford, Florida LAND USE ELEMENT OF THU Avenue, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, BRENDA J. McQUEEN and FLORIDA. -. . ______________________________________ Notice Legal -. - , - - - -------. - .-. - ---- $ -EvsnigHsra,ss,pj . . - --..-- - _________ ---4.- - - - ,_1tj_ - -. - - - --.------- ___.___t ----- _';;• - - -- -.. .. __;__..___.__._,_ -.--.-- ---- a ** M - - __..._*' -----.--- . - 4 4 4 ..-- .- - ' - - - -11'.t ' '-." " I f ' '- .' .- -'•' , - - : --- - ---- �-.-------.• - V- II%4W - , V . _ .J - - - ..,._. . .. . - - ' rix - - - r --: , , • 1, • -, v v - d ,*r4 I -I V 1 -..- --V -V - - • •__# • V —w T :. : - -- V 4: :V • - p V Lake Howell, DeLand Score Semifinal Viètories V t - Silver Hawks Challenge Bulldogs For District Crown . • V £ By JOE DeSANTIS ' Herald Sports Editor DeLand's stingy defense once again sparkled and Lake Howell jumped cm Seminole High pitching early Thursday qight to vault the Bulldogs and Silver Hawks Into tonight's championship game of the DIstrict 9 Baseball Tournament. Delend partisans had barely snuggled Into their seats at Sanford's Memorial Stadium before leadoff hitter Jeff Spinaopenedwlthallnestngletoleft. . After enticing Alan Peacock fcc a fly out, Apopka pitcher Danny Chikis was reached for another, single by allconference catcher Jim Moe. Childs regrouped towhlffrlgbt fielder kevin Rood but was then tagged fcc a two RB! single J VVV FridayMyL1NO 1SA—Ev,ningltorai&SsnfordFI * V ''•' ____ _________________________ -: V :- V -- V - left-center alley. V Porzlg settled down to strike out Jay !1vu for, the second out but had trouble with his location and followed i1th back-to-back walks to Barry Stockwell and catcher Frank Reindl Short,trwi Je" Winterhalter delivered a long single to jp,, sàrg two runs to boost Lake Howell In front 34 - Silver Hawk starter B Murra who a cod out four * V ' 1WV.. T . -: V * . V , -F __ • • • V V V - V V V V - •-. V - V ,. .- V - V V nings troubling Seminole hitters with his lively fork ball. While Murray thecked the Seminoles early fl. mates added a cushion to the Lake Howell lead by pouring -• across four riaisin the of the third. Following an Inning opening ground out by Jay t)iivai Pig,whohadcontrolohiemifromthestaxtwalked DeLand added another run in the top of the second when bbledadribbierbacktothemd(f of Jon V V V ining Hemid - BlueDartecothSonnyWiseplayedCaptalnHookearly £.h.4...- 1gh-cter alley and hustled the base paths for a triple, - Friday, May 2, 1980 - an oug t Anderson quieted DeLand's bets over - The Blue Darters struck back for a pair of runs In their' half of the third to tighten the game to 3-2 heading into Inning four. V - - toleft.CehicAnderlonfollowedbyleggthgoutadropped - fly bailby DeLand'sMee behind theplate to put two on with two gone for the Blue Darters. . Shortstop Al Maynard then lifted a Texas. blooper over to water wn ____ ver w Link caine through with a strike out to close the Inning. Sanford came-alive for its only score of the game in th bottom of the fifth. With two gone, third baseman Brett -- . ' V : V•• cornerfnrlght-centerfleldforacleantrjpleandneverkt uponalessthan awesome cutoff throw toalideinto home on p y or a Thbe run. Lake Howell answered in the top of the stath however -- . ,. - - - ____ * -- a.IJ.... - __*_t V SANFORD, FLORIDA It - _.:• .;• _r V ' a ___ ..&.. - , 1 ----- V - -____ ___ V V 4V! YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Corn pI.t. W..k's TV Listings DeLand's side-armed Ed D'JerIdI sailed through the next V - - -- V - V -- -UI 11 II -without a hit sod clinched the contest by striking out Tcn V Carlisle for Apopka's last out of the 1980 season. Howell's Silver Hawks took a cue from the Bulldogs and wasted little time in jwnping out In front of Seminole In tJ-g nightcap aemI4InaL Tribe coach Bobby Lufldqulst sent George Porsig to the moundthplaceolachechaledstsrterTracyWalker,forced out of the llneuplth a sore arm. Lake Howell leadoif man Darryl Ely worked Porsig for a buó.on.bafla and scored one-out later when right fielder Reggla Barnes chilled a full-count Porsig offering Into the V V -- - ' WHIFF - Silver Hawk center fielder Darryl Ely knew he was fooled on the pitch. 'The - - But Lake Howell got way out in front of Seminole early for an 8-I win and meets DeLand tonight at 8 p m for the DistrIct 9 Baseball Championship at Sanford Memorial Stadium. -; - National League Roundup • is. - VVV $ - •A IL guayo vv.- iO .V V - V tertainlynever?ostartàgameo(1,"saidFalcone. BylJnitedPreuinternatlonal - - --/..•- - V - •- - . C nL • II %A P pars riuluy vvlfl to - Aguao-In thahfth1ivng that was enough to give the - Ph4ldir1t. a. ---------..- .11IL. - - i ..._i... i,• v.ww w, "I played with Aguayo in Puerto RIcosfew years ago butt don't know that much about Mm," said Falcone, who struck outelghtbattersinafl, including Pete Rose, who fanned for the flr time this n "H ' essed toni "t "' h" LaBowa bloopedasingi right with two the filth and Aguayo followed with his first big-league homer, a drive -thatclearedtheleitfieldfence.TheMtsacoredthefropjyr in the seventh when winuer Steve Canton, 4.1, walked Elliott Maddox with the bases loaded. "Icail'tremèmbereverstriklngoutsIzinarowhef -- - V V V A - V- - - - -: - . - - btyissWlunknown,wIeldedamaJr4esguebatmursday power. •:—:: MrT1y.4ndiP,flUnd(j).nd AndPeteFaIcoi,whoUedamodern.dayrecordbystrjkfng nings,"Aguayosald."Butwhenlgotupfortbefirsttlmelwas • V __ V -: - tim got into troubleby giving up backo.badc singles to Walter After ttlng Cecfrlc Anderson to the sizti wI Davis and Voniferbulls Seminole's second out caine on a tagged ground out, Xi Maynard and Jeff 0' controversial call at first whenj)le Spainw Ph0 right-bender for back to back singles and advanced to ivituray a III rorn seco U4IMI second and third cm a wild pitch. %iflthonegone,reUetaceAndersana1dedhisoncause y fly to right for the final out and a trip into tonight's district title game against the DeLand Bulldogs. DeLand came right back In the top of the seventh for what ovedtobegadanddeckiingru LaeHllaiDLanduatuMer,thellghtaat 800pm wtththewlnnerearnlngatrtptoregionalplayoff Spins singled for his third hit of the game only to be pickedoffinanindown.AlanPeacockthenpoppedouuo. a On. ballahoweverandKevinRoodfollowedwlthapowerful ahottorlghtfield,sendlngMeesildlngLntothlrdbase.Mlke - V effort In the Thbe's bottom of the seventh. - - V - V - V p1j - - -. - ---- . _ ! ____ Aa4P,ion doubi$ Iiiie ptflcli.runfler Mall with one out In the bottom of the 10th innIng togive Pittsburgh - V' V a three-game sweep of Montreal.. rurC$, oX*VCI si Wlie Montanez1ced118111 give eg umph over Atlanta AitrosS, Re3 -Errors by Junior Kennedy and Dave Concepclon enabled V Houston to score five unearned the sixth inning for victory. ,. . ,. -. - --:• . V V - •J V - , -• - - . V - - - runs In V - - -''.k - -, V '-:• V AmericanLeagueRoundup 1111W_SCOREBOARD V Ba -- - Mitwauks DetroIt -- Chicago miii kin City Seattle Bosox Escape Late Chicago RallyV 4-3 V iS Natienal Lesgv. - xMay1S—PhlIadelpllaaI Lol A,4es, 3 p.m. • • W L PC?. 0$ Phlla (L.rth 0.2). S:03 $p7, p.m. Am.can - L•a — WlI NNL Atlanta (McWHulsms ii) ; ; " Wilson. KCBumbry ia 1 S 447 1 ' carew. cat, MolIn.ro: ChI: ssst 41 7 ii •315 2½ Haton (Ryan 1.0) t St. Cnn, Sa and Rivers, Yes S. . (All TIMU 157) West W L Pc?. 1 432 V V V at Montreal (Orimsl,y 11) , San Diego (LuCas 10) at P4ew eball V Toroht• - V - ' V• '- BOS$OnRS4SOL beforeaniighismlngoutburg dtan V to - get- It quick" "I was m hop for festanlug a hea fog and Zimmer said of shot that Angela!, Mariners 1 groidbsllinthexInthin- many Chicago bUOflU)flOi, almost coat his team the RodCarewbouncedintoa ning," Zimmer said Thursday were laid to rest, game te WIte Sox bases-loaded. [bidet's tixAce nIght, alter a Chicago White In the thth4nnlng Chicago strsnieri bases loaded In to drive in the wirsting run in Cleveland 3, Toronto 1 Chiago) : Today's Games (All TImes IDT) A: (Pastor. 3.1), 5:03 Hou 40: Cartton. PhIT and April 25 - Minnesota 4. Cornlskey Park fell one run - dhagen's RB! double. 1 laies 2, ue Jays 1 Angels, aided by a con-Vudwvicn. $t.L 4.ls . Fonth, Philadelphia • slat and the Red Sox escaped "I saw It because it was a Saterdays Games Hou, RSUII, LA and libby, Pitt Mike Hangrove , drqe in . tnoversial appeal play that May I - PhUadeiphis 7. Mm '°° tha 4-3 vIctory line drive and low," left Cleveland's runs wIth a cod Seattle 'two apparent ois. ChL esii.deipii. at Mis. Tony Perez and Canton - fielder Jim Rice said of baaesloaded single in the runs, registered the victory 1r Los Mg.?ss at PhiI.d.Ipffla Americas Losgee - Honey. ,o, p.m. ChIcago at Cincionati and drove In Noidhagen's liner which WN eighth tuning. The hit made a a game played under protest. cut?. Sea 4.0: SplIfterff. KC. V May 1— PhiladelphIa at Mm. Fisk hoinered -V Atlanta 'at Pittsburgh, night COrbSfl. MInn, John, NY. islet.. 1:35 p.m. - •V • Preulriiaftoeal (Salad S. • V National • -. - - • t333 15.344 is , . -1 Oil 0.43: Proty, Chi 047, Detroit (Rosen. Si) at i*nsnd&. St L 1$ 73 34,325 $frIbSssIs AUI , 4 - Dotion, Clii 34: MatI*ck, Ton Nr*.agn. Clii U 4*15.30' - V .,.. . ___ - - - V V - Ian D3o Atlanta . 5 fl .43 4 412 .332 1½ •,. VVV - - -- - ::. '-' - - - . •.'• V•_ . V 4 ",' -. - Lucave arid OgiMs, MIt mid J.can. NY 4. ,, May' .• - - ,i"s..wia et us __- ___ • RB1tha 'igte. RegInald Hayes hit a double and single for 5jJ T •. €4 - - Atlantic Bank 1s94 and now tutido a tires-gums lead on the Jack Proust Ford. I1* game was called after 3'm4 buitpp xMay I - NY slanders at ' "Oil 7: Allan, NY 4: H Ireuguel Cisc I... IM c ' " " Vourd, Mu U 41 32.341 canter elMs Moore it Wooster V. V kiWIsy.5D3. PCrez.,'on - - . . Hoasey. Cl. -U 43 15.357 1; Dallas - $lgead Irnaggot et National l.ssgse -. Kkn.n, Sisddard. setf az sever. P11thW L Pt? SI rs , na a , , 'y Crsmertls mid Pro Bask.fball V - P C .435 4½ Parrish. M11 Luakisal and $yeh4, Phil, Parker, Pitt and NSA PIysIb ' 4 ii 333 4 ' . . :I)D.nsd cascis o, WWIu?d. $0 & S U US a Sy UsNel Prees Iati.lN.i HarrIs tea 3-year cahtyact West AMericas Uagee— Rue'. I, PcL SI Cat mid Smalley, Mi.vi S P?MIhb1s vs. Las Algete Jw'Issnlwias. ic -s DeCincel. Demgosy, tvsy ($05 4.54) ,mlIiiel a wSasafl bithaibsit Seattle it Call?, night Baltimore at Yeses, night a on City. night MI$w at Chicago. njght V - - - NaHssaiLaègss - - SI LevIs Phisi - - - £&w t — IáV I.. $flulo1(2°$) May 3 - - Buffalo at p&y. straight win, upsetting S.mlrile Petroleum 13-14. VlIOVld ' Si L $: Nishta, All ja,jsjs, America. Lugea 0 AS H PCI and Canton, PhIl 24. x.May *3 - N Y isiandansat , -p The race is for second place In the Sanford Utile Ameçlcan Inning early because of a'two-hour tune limit. ealte first place AU Bank scored six runs in the WIzmIng&tlterEn1cLiiceand1oeerTomM1tcellbowen[ bottom of the seventh for an 11.10 extra-limIng win over - the distance. - -V I, a : City (Gal• 0.)), 5:33 p.m. Mkmeio$a(Zaha)i)S33 pin K110man.ChI Mitwaukas (CaIdwili 2.1) at C$bSll, Hou Seattle (Abbott 21) as Call lornhl (Prost 3.3). 10 p.m V N Pt? XC and RsdNrn, Mk'm 3.1: sMay 10 - Phlisdelpnta at Morris, XC and ksovgh. Oak 3. Mkviiiosa, 03 p inn.sota at 2 Iarssd Rye Average PhlIsdJphLL$Ojpm (Sasod sal lonlags tcMd) $ift$IS VI N•Y W - - Cincl p.m. to $ .534 2 10 S .334 ii Ii .300 3 10 10 400 3 V T V V ' V.V ByUidted press International two nuts apiece and rookie almost lost in the fog, V 7Jmei loser of Dave Lamanczyk, 1-3, Bruce Hurst won his second . "ThankGod the ball was hit and gave Joist Denny, 1-2, hIs George a, who all stand at '-4. After Flagship Bank scored two TWI. In the top of the first, Scott Carter was IIree4or'Uree with a home rim to lead t 1041t attack for George's. Eddie Barnes added a double and benefit of a hit in U bottom of the 'v'tng Iwo singles iptecs. Keith Dentoc slammed a d- 1i with a single tally in 'the filth. Th little major league Isaum are Idle today, but -V - are idi'tuIed,ln Q 5jf - Rule forced both tesm to r1tnge pitchers after the end of J _______ ___ US " -V M*oiirBar,wboyleldvenalnthstcpoftbsus,enth mel 1 •. J L I -.1jyejj startr •iS naWiS Ifl 'c w But Flagship san'i 'retry pj " HoraCe KIIØ,, was touchsd (or four hits in the bottom ci the ,. . • - • II • aevefltb as Atlantic Bank aed six r to win the .I. f thsohita,ghtshet o411. Short Bladeos slda S.rvtInohi1fler,iraoft.In Aalaft .flowe4 four hits and strdtk cut eight diving his six ' tiv'. OI... ur_ .iari V - tVV - - - ,. Herald Photoby Tom Netsu? __________ .. ..,, tI,.Irk - - - - .- - --. - - - - - V- -n-- -, '' . V -, - ., -. - . V -. V —'---_--_------_-'"" _____ . p.- . -- .. -------- --. - - ' uisrrict ofl'V FI 1 V hmln.. innemit •wwivdl _a Fighting Lady gameigaInstthLakeIloweU Josy Evans led the wlzmsi at the plate with a pair ( $nInnl )t strong hitUn ySUi3send. (lethISL m.r $180 dipsd * horn 11* mlddi, ci the ''—' final wlzmers DsLusks .1 IIUUVIWW V - -V , -- ___- _ _-_• • while I -- sHarbtuandPerdsutheuachàppsdapafr• $4vlctoryovst Apopka IheAlrporThldIuI),Eai& Thheheotdey'a "We imps tq do It today ____ - -- - - - •. ' iL-- V :.rt -, I -. "" V V:V V •_ V• / ;"_ 'Eon -__ - lU in ThSIeMtI Sb . f _ a, - 4 * . - ' i-'. , - - - -- 4 ',, 1 - l V.. t Vj - �I t-;--- / - 1_' • 5 ' - . ..r S S ' 4) S - _I. • -.. -. -. --.. ... -.. . -. --. . S - . . - ci - - . -. . C • -- - . .. S . S . r 2-EVen1ngI4.rald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday,May3,1 Cash celebrating 25th .Anniversary AIRPORT' BLVD. _ By FRANK EARL ST. PiIUtF Sdalto the Herald Johnny Cub will host a 90.. minute special at 9:30 p.m. Thursday on CBS celebrating his . 25th anIn the music ' business . In 19060 radio listeners '1 S •••0•' . -. - ON SPACE? - Take a look. at your $nswsr.-ft1 qual*built shed from Sheds America. Reedy-toua., it has rugged960d be proud of. And a very afford" ' M'a*ium axWkw with yaw their. • 51zlsamacompocp fr• 6*10 to a of 14 calors in baked iøamel finish rs d 11113 INIE$ P .' ng KES - - -, IF YOUDWI. mni - . - -- io,o - even grui. ' . .- - - . ... III. - - . . GREEN STAMPSANnCA ow. i "**South Florida HufftAft Code. - 1192 •WNG WOOD OPV47DAYSAM.p - m .tqrnrn , S - ounbee -, -.,-. ___,••,T* - - 5M3&IILi L -- - IVyuure. thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: TimeOut ToEat MR. MR. C's FRIED CHICKEN - Enjoy complete shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern 5frled chicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN E t Famous Recipe "h did' fried chicken. French Ave., Sa df ord. -. c U. U 1F U UIU I Friday, May 2, iveo-3 IM • Ida II I UI Wain Cummings said he once saw a group of boys going on a camping trip loaded down with uniforms, fancy camping gear, tents and other heavy equipment. In his opinion, camping should be kept simple with a ' . minimum of equipment. It should be done as .the Indians did it, with a blanket the only requirement. . •'s'l T .l So II•J " 1°'7 Cummings •S.swILmin&.) started an Indianoriented, family camping lodge and called it the Order of the Feather. "I wanted to reach other children who liked to camp," he said, , . we didn't require expensive uniforms or * anything. The lodge is patterned after the early Indian ribes. Local tribes are under a Grand Lodge - Oc each kstate. • e 'iisie - Grand Lodges, T while independent of each other, are coordinated and . guided by. the Supreme Lodge of the Order of the Feather. 'Cummings, whose Indian name is White Feather, is the Supreme Chief, and he .. lives at 132 Mayfair Citcie in Sanford Thèe are close to 80 members i • e t al Florida with other lodges in Ohio"and soon in j New York. . You don't have to be an Indian to join the lodge, said Cummings, "you just have to I think like one." Members are initiated into the ' lodge and are taught some of the secrets of life that were held sacred by the early American .' I Indians, he said. . Each year members set up the Kootnibu Wain Cummings, supreme chief Indian village for a week of camping, dancing L I and other activities. The high costs and fancy recreational vehicles required at many campgrounds left Cummings with the feeling he had been took." Any camping equipment is acceptable at Kootnibu Since their requirements are just the opposite of many campgrounds, their name is just the opposite. Try pronouncing it backwards. For more information, Cumming's son-inA law, Jim Detter. may be contacted at 323-8596. t ' 4 S Tepees are set up at Kootnibu Indian village. 4ory an P160'00%0 b lom sftermV ----- S •. -. .5 . S I I g5 S - 1 - • - The Order of the Feather is a family CS affair. Opal Cummings and her granddaughter, Amy -•- --. -.55Detter, enjoy camping. - V CA • -• S -- • -- ..-,. -F VI -j. O IL, 4- - , 4 • - - S. ' -- J_ • - K e%an i CAVALIER MOTOR INN — Breakfast served 7-11 a.m., dinner 5.10 p.m. and featuring "Pot Luck" lunch buffet. Hwy. 17.92 S of Airport Blvd., Sanford. 41 HOLIDAY -'-' LAKE' I*k!I5f5T' - Featuring steaks d our favorite available In • popular lounge. "Overlooking the St.-Johns," SflOrd. HOLIDAY INN— 1-4 - Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every' Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 1.4 & SR. 46, Sanford. ____________________________________ Fish Fry, 5-9 p.m., May 2 Sanford Police Benevolent Association building, Highway 17-92 on lakefront. Detand Players of the Shoestring Theatre at the DeLand Airport present "No Sex Please We're British" on April 25, 26 and May 2 and 3 at 8:15 p.m. and April 27 and May 4 at 2:30 p.m. Seminole High School Choral Department presents "A Night On Broadway", Monday, May s and Tuesday May 6, at 7 pm. in Seminole Community College Auditorium. Tickets available from choral students or call 4352 ext. 231. 4th Annual United Cerebral Palsy Bluegrass Festival, May 9, 10 and 11, Yogi Bear's Jellystone 'Camp Resort, Interstate-1 and International Drive. Call 841-7491 for further information. Art Auction and Exhibition to benefit Newman Centers of Central Florida,.7:3() p.m., May 3, Bush Auditorium Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to public. 12th Peace RI RiverI" .uegrass rFest estivw, i val,I Arcadia, May 2-4. Performances 7 p.m., Friday through Sunday at 4 p.m. Free camping with weekend ticket, KOA Karnpground, State Road 70. Barbecue, crafts and concessions. "Carnival", a romantic musical, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, May 1-3, 8-10; 8:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.n. Call 646-2501. Florida Symphony Orchestra Pops Concert, 8p.m., Saturday, May 10, Eola Park bandahell, Orlando. Free to Public. Exhibit of Hungarian and Central European paintings and Hungarian Folk Art, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through May 8,- Tuesday-Friday, 10 am, to 5 p.nL, Saturday and Sunday, 1.5 p.m. Free to public. Stetson University's Stover Theatre presents "All MySons"byArthurMjuer,May13,ap.m.,May4 2:3Op.m. Call 7344l2l Ext. 246,Øa.m. to noon week of. performance or 735 734-1186, 3:30-5 p.m' for reservatlons. Appreciation Dinner for Law Enforcement and Fire Department personnel throughout Seminole County, 8 p.m., Firday, May 2 American Legion Post 53, Sanford. Buffet and live music by Tom Vincent and the Rhythm Rascals Tickets available at the post home on Highway 174M °ta UnversiyofFierag Center May 1.10. n - heater PerfcmaflCes a 3 and 1O.or ticket ormation and reservations call 7154M. "Art for Heart" preview and auction, Sunday, May 4, I Hilton Inn South convention center, 7400 International • Drive Orlando. Complimentary wine and cheese,- 2-. . p in Auction 3 p m [ - . S. _ GUID SHORT - _. .._ radio selllngrbjie rib, can, gas toy trains, credit cardk . gas and oUtreaimets and5 sit drink. iu include dozens of public . service announcements. . ,, During the past years, • 'Cashhaswrlttenhundredj 4/ . songs, an autobiography, has were cIth favorite .7 recorded more than 50 station, requaft a new albums and more than i0o singer piJ Johnny Cash. singles. He has had two 4 - His fint single was relaxed P -1 - , weekly television sales. The June V, then, Just ai'iother ", I first was 58 programs for V - pew song, now, a c'&c • J011T4NY CA ABC and the second a mini, "lieu during • programs f those days j striped sport viewing into popularity. At CBS. shirts, haggle pants, two. this time, - on1 the tube, . tone shoes;, apd - rag.top Johnny appeared as an actor Johnny Cash's gigantic chrome-embellished cha- on "Wagon Train 1,I&," frneheusesan even bigger - riots that Johnny Cash "Shotgun. Slade," 'The spirit Of freedom and adstarted his climb to mer- I)p'4y" " venture than his physical Rebel" stardom. • sang form could ever suggest. on During February 1958, closing theme for this - of Johnny's hobbles is Johnny Joined the series). . photbgraphy. He h -'had "Louisiana Hayride,,, In In 1961 Cash starred in a many of his photographs Mayo( that year, his third pilot for a television series published. • single "I Walk The Lane" titled "The Night Rider." - becamehisffrst gold record. His acting efforts continued In July 1900, Johnny Cash In July, Johnny joined 'The Into the 1970s, when he ap- was the first singer to have a Grand Ole Opry.11 ibis was pared as a guest star on recording played in spece. A 'followed In W7 by am . "Little House On The spmAal tap of his songs was - rel.'sa, of is first alln. Prairie" and COIUUIbO. played for this ashmuts on - Eicly In his ca so it wa During the first Lunar Mission. e 'Oft d obvto ue that .jolmny 'Johnny and - 1 (ah starred In sevel ra March wasn't•j were the last . At his concerts he did un- - Movies: Five Miflutes To singers to pet f(d on tin Live," 01ears,11 A stage of the old "Opry peraonatic*ie that hv4niI G Tex Hitter, Red F*y9 K us House," the Ryman * Ran and E i ddle.11 He did the Wells, I Erned TdW and Auditorium in Nashville, -ElvisPg.MUdel.in musical - soundtrack fox gy ( , P901d, his career he ioueqre4 - 0 erugr is ba percent - and Ulm recordings in foreign rauu and Bi silver and 100 percent - languages by American gmusical W PPSV5d in singers. j rsin..1..I --anHoet"'y mnvlma Hoot tanny songs In nlsh and Ges'. eival, and - man. It , 'lb. - .A ' boarding, inila hooping Dwlng the 1, Johnny. - -and family television -hwaaen television,-. A. -S — AI., _ .0 .. rald, Sanford, l. 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On the other hand, NBC's "Big Show" variety, act Minutes" coun try again - . pi g only "Prune Thne Saturday" a disaster, coining in 66th on a Hat 188 shows for the week ending April Aside ftm each network's news magazine progrant, her magazine formats also are faring well. '!0ftt1&IncredilAe,11 a more HoWrArted (or emility. beaded) feature magazine was for - live by stringent rules. But when one parent plans to remarry and relocate- In another part of the country, problems arise and It Is the children who will have to make drastic adJustznents .-. - - . One network magazine thit isn't part of the prime-time ratings contest Is CBS's dayti me Magazine, the May edition of Eastern The program Is angled for mm's appeal, but not the cook, sew and launder division. The current show opens with a sharp look at joint custody, in which divorced parents share legal responsibility for their, children. ,- - -- - ORANGE/SEMINOLE CA BLEVISION - - - WTBS .. 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SAILING Braves vs. Philadelphia PhIllies an's "From Tacking To Mooring: bred redrWe T" Crown(ove Suribird CWSSW' Cltyk AIAW Nat Om horn Churchill Downs in Louis.. Diving Chimplonships (from Some Basic Skills , Atlanta 'SW .:s In. . ravesvs. Philadelphia PhIIIW 2 (10) SOOCER MADE IN hom rue (from Newmarket, BASEBALL Atlanta we England). Braves vs. Philadelphia Phlllies a(17)WRESTLM 1:30 M 0 WIDE WORLD OF 11:45 EVENING 8 GD SPORTe AFIELD SPORTS 0 NSA BASKET&ALL 0(17) BASEBALL Atlanta (M(I?) THIS WEEK IN SAS& (t) 6:100 Broves vs, Msbuifgh Pirates BALI. (!)5 WIDE WORLD OF EVENING (7) BASEBALL Atlanta' 2:00 of the National Sprint Cor NBA BASKETBALL & .00 Recalls; wrop-W of the Kentuo. CR(10) MUNG, SAILING 0 (17)WRESTLING "Sailing Hazards" Progress) ky Owby. - - - ar - AFTERNOON ELECTRIC HOIRS A6 fie MAIL Too cABLEvisioN, 2619 L Preach Ave., ftaferd 9t4A USA IOO*R3T1A ia fit JJABISM t f) (0 . - - 1:15 a Q[) BASEBALL Regional coverage * of Los 'Angel" Dodgers at PMKW" PhilNK Chicago Cubs at C11111:11111- -- WEDNESDAY ,l 74V% . 11.10 &ls.iM for .RODEO SUPERSTARS (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Phppines to Oh for CHAMPIONSHIP Braves vs . Pittsburgh Pirates rare monkey-eating s.gi.; " MOWFWBTLM Fm* GOOrd sr4 Curt Gowdy &W 4:00 0 (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS I CM for bluellish off Morthe's MONDAY 8 TENNIS "Women a Vineyard; kayakors boat Sunbird Clossic" 1:30 through Colorado's Cross C!)B WIDE WORLD o 5(17) USUAL. Atlanta SPORTS National Sprint Car Br MORNING argnpiratss vs. 3:00 from Term H 5.15 • linillionisk m opoets an this 10ft SUNDAY .5(17)THEATHLETU mnhV of #0 Konksoky Derby (11" tram Ow" Dofansli, 3:30 6 NSA BASKETBALL 4:30 7:30 11111111*00 "OLE ITIMIE TMTATrM C&MW 0 (17) BASUALL Atlanta 11:30 . __ * - 11:30 (5)0 NBA A8ICEThALL eoo MAIRD4tAY DATSUN BARGAIN CORNER BUY- HERE - - - . - n British peerage, while bringing some American Values to it and teaching his grandfather to 'be a more i T5t*,ltlit?. Iih SKAMOWN Wk THURSDAY SHOW accept his new role jnthe -M~ - -1 - 1:00 0GD BASEBALL 11,111154MME - - - - (1) 2-COUNTRY FISHING a separate house from his mother, the lad learns to - - MORNING England flu. LPONDA .322s@8512 Pho 4 - -- - - - a _____ - - PAUL NNW#AAM ______ 8:30pm - - .44 - - St Ricky Schroder, the 9. year-old actor acclaimed for lU performance in "The Champill" will Am In the title role of "Little Lord Fauntlero," which begins principal photography July 15 in Englad for ahing on CBS. Taken from the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, s the story of a poor Youngster- from New York's Lower East Side in 19W who discovers his aristocratic background. Taken to his gçandfa ther' estate In * 10.0opso lc.00pwa @:Xopm 111,0011,11 1 1 italic '#J I =1`114011 90 SAT. mAT.. ALL SHOWS FLAM 1 _1111*4145 'ue ø'' toe *.aiswirs i'.30pn, fliidsanU T.'. no Wed. lo/i iiwisum lrbu 104 Itausta" !rl 10/3 (Imimm" 500 -.CS) S NATiONAl. COLLEGIATE CHEERLEADINO CHAMPIONSHIPS The nations fIve top college ch.srleadlng Squads compete for sCholarship money and a tin. * , 900 QD(35)AQAINSTTHEWIND. (35) AGAINST THE WIND P.30 CI) S JOHNNY CASH: THE l000 FIRST 25 YEARS Kris 35) AGAINST THE WIND. tofferson, Waylon Jennings, • Larry Gatlin, Steve Martin, TUESDAY Anne Murray, The Oak Ridge AFTERNOON Boys and others pay tribute to woiiry muaic star Johnny 400 Cash on his silver anniversary CS) S RAZZMATAZZ BrIa'n Tochi visits a training school in the entertainment business. for bloodhounds, profiles a 13 ysatold boy who restores clu.. 10:00 on a fire- 5(4) THE CURSE OF KING works display company. TUT'S TOMB An archaeologist (Robin Ellis) finds the long-lost EVENING tomb otthe legendary pharaoh 900 and unleashes Its trlfy1ng AGAINST D(35)AQAn WIND curse by opening It. (Patti) Qj) (35) AGAINST THE WIND 10:00 (I) S YOU'RE THE GREATEST, CHARLIE BROWN (10) MARK RUSSELL Washington's top political ______ humorist pokes fun at major Issues and news storiss of the day from the Katherine Cornell Theater :Sports On T e Air Schroder 'S.aos.c1, DISCOUNTED DYes! 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S JOHN RITTER:BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY Host John Ritter and his guests Joyce DeWitt, David Doyle. Howard Heueman, V1nc Price and Suzanne SomWill present vignettes reflecting todays attitudes on various - pp THE NET WORK STARS - I - nwka Wed 9/17 Son rrispitione 10,30M INU WIN Saft Friat"jore 4.4iopm IJOPM 3 (10) EVENING AT POPS: LIVE ON OPENING NIGHT John Williams makes his debut as conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra EVENING 300 - - VENING - - 7:30PM Sat 9111prin 1410pen 7::Mpm 7:00lion 7:.i0p. 200 (10) VARIATIONS FROM VIENNA Erich Lshnsdorl conducts the Vienna Symphony in a concert of 19th and early 20th-century music. - axrr..e OF I EVENING SUNDAY AFTERNOON I.tI4TUURY UCIiBY hau, P,ueerlario lOopm Nan Erw.d.co 4 OOpn. (lk.a, 7:30pns (lik.au Stun 7 /1.1 Huusio tram Ins peal to Ins present. TIVAL (10) AN EVENING OF BELMN TELEVISION Excerpts from Belgian documentaries, music anti comedy programs I3Opi 7:30po, VT go n1ci 11"IlLsburlith T%u A/" -SL [Aws 7 1 ()pra 7:10pm 7:31opm U THURSDAY -MONDAYs aS I •ISJIIW SIU7Ww%SI*I !JRJ - _ DON'T MISS OUT - OFFER LIMITED - - - ------ - - - - an amusing Mo.Iish 1a As,iss dD 1O0 (35)AGAINST THE wifito DsVIto and Roger Moors take subjects. and poignant look * -1130 CM (10) THREE APPEALS Background material, Interviews - and courtroom argu"Wft we Intsift in this examltIon of the shah process at work In three cases before the New York State Court Of Appeals. (R) AFTERNOON 0 3O (10) ADVENTURES IN ART WITH JULIE HARRIS Actress and art lover Julie Harris guides viewers on a tour of the National Gallery of Art In Washington, D.C. rj 7Oipsn I1 30pm 7%W 5/13 '1`161larlelpkis Wed WII *I%iI*&lpWo mo" IVIIII A&mtfvw Wed A-111 Muntirrel Fri 440 S Suit 5/2.5 ,%Vw York Mon -%/2U -son Firomimv I%w -1/27 *%an Frontiwo WrOl V211 "Sais Fromixxv Sat SATURDAY • M/19 Suit 11/ 21 '51. Louis - 't1.k., N/Tb 0 (35)mAwisT ypse WV4O V w1w The- wemek ecia () QANN-MARGRET: HOt.. LYW000 MOVIE GIRLS AnnMargret and her Quests George Bums, Darn DeLulse, Danny Loe Angeles Of - 9.30 Thu N/Il S.0 VnWAiWo 11/I5 San ?'oo.co I0:3Opm II hut Sun I - $0.00pm litta,bw*k PhIteMphis 7:Xhun Wed 5/7 I' is AM 11 11/12 to. Auii. lO10pui Wed 11/13 I. An,k. lO3Opm 11/13 (4hic.** 2:30p.n a/ 14 tltkacu 200pm Nun a/ts (1ik.0 210p, flue 1 1/17 St. L,,uü, $30pe,, iltabw*Ø. Wed 6/IS HlJOpn. •liUabu,*jh 1)11 VOOp,. - Mon 4/211 San I)4,. MW Moo 11/I VII - Iloilo SUN 11/3 Sat - ,w to. Ansb. I OOpns Nan Yranrt.cu I0:30pm San Vraa,dsit. Il11)pn 1.. An,l.. ?'oopn. 7%w 0/10 '54. Louis. 710pm TLJIT - - P - K,,s 1111 V Dolle TEAM CABLE NONE Now NG - - i7 Ib S.. •• ••U R•U •l lUll lUUUU dUUUU llU dUU U lUU Ul UUU UU dUl UU•• . UU U.s • ammm ••• •• dam. IUUU UU UU. - MAY?, iaeo 10110 ATLANTA BRAVES TELECAST SCHEDULE , - MEN ON _5 - - - - NONE WEDNESDAY - -• - Uzation and the natural history of the area are stüded. 1130 -U(.4CS)ONEWS SPECIAL Results of the Indians, WashIngton D.C., No. Carolina and Tennessee primaries are presented. * W - - - - - i Exclusively on [iaElka&1DMI] - ending April 2T, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1:60 MInutes (CBS); 2: That's Incredible (ABC); 3: Three's Company (ABC); 4: MA-S-H (CBS); 5: 20-20 (ABC); 6: (tie) Dukesof Hazzard and Dallas (both CBS) 8: Flo (CBS); 9: Lave Boat (ABC): 10: Taxi (ABC. - BASEBALL( - - - BOX SEAT/ 4*.. - - - The 10 top petwork television frograms for the week - - - dedcribes the agony of her patients, many viewers will MM Of the four severely burned American servicemen inJured In Iran and now at the BUM'Unit of a military 5pIw In Texas. - - . May -2 Thru 8 - . me final element of the show concerns a nurse hi the "Bur n, Unit" of a Seattle, Wash., hospital. As she down in 4M place, not a very nice place to be. 13th place. Ftrt)as- good news for NBC came when "The Sunday Gaxnes"Uedw1th "Happy Days" for 19th plaice the j "The Sunday Games," for these who didn't catch the - - The second segment centers on Larry Bagman and his evil alter ego, J.R. Ewing of "Dallas." - the week,,and "Real People," the NBCfeat*wemag show, censistanUyrwtkawell wlth Nlelaenandlaatweek tied for . CR0%W0RD_" TELEVISION -. Joint custody 'can be a valid solution when both parents - weekly Nielsen ratings, wft5's place, the moat-watched show in the - opening, offers off-brat sports events some franidy staged by the producers and Is played almost entirely for laughs. With high, ratings, It's sure to get an encore, - alive and well and llvina ___ That's the message that came through Joud and clear E vening Herald, Romp In king - • PAY HERE WUKLY PAYMBITS LOW Al '14 Per Wk DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEALI BAIRD-RAY DATSUN "64 N. SY-n. La"w"(Just Wersix Of The 64 Tr") a' ;' ' - _ _________________ - • .5--. -_ ,: - - - • * - -.--,S- - 5_._.. - * •' • i - 5 - • - 4S '4- It.tI •_, . - * - - , • * - . -. * - . - . - - -p.- S. 0 5- * -- - - - • - _..... - - - 5 5 . 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Fl - . . - . -. -. . - - - S . - snarepertofr. May 2 SATURDAY SUNDAY CHRISTOPHER dO. May 4 SELIP ( ) MOVIE The Nutty.pay Professor" (1963) Jerry Lewis 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL MORNING Stilt. Stevens. A meek profe eoo sor Is transformed Into an Irre700 (3-) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE • charmer who can have (I 7) BETWEEN THE LINES 0(4) TWO'S COMPANY 500 any girl - except the one he (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 6:30 . VIEWPOINT ON NUTRISTYLE (1)0 THE LIVING WORD _________________________________________________ I - 454 - - - I . . . I . SATURDAY. . . - g on. I . . . . . I . I . . - - . - -- -. . - . . . I . I . - -- . . .. . . . . . - - - -. - - - - - Fli ~ -- . - . . .. . . .I . . • • - - I . . -. - - • . I - - - . . - &.00 - I . . . . . 1 - - - - . . 1.,:.,.,.- , .. A .kt -. . . • . . - . . . 4 (10) MASTERPIECE THE 5.00 4 ngs grea, mjet e offering a r men br i SCCeSS '° a w TO BE ANNOUNCED (35) MO VI E ••. David and reporter Jack everyt who doesn't to ver 0 EVENING (S)O DALLAS Whit, hunting MORNING Swan" (C) (1942) T yrone got a smile :r his waitress McGee are the only survivors In (4) THEJE8OP48 takes the announcement ' Jock becomes the when their piano crashes In (10) FOOTSTEPS "pals" Livia's engagement to his Power, Maureen O'Hara. A (fl) nge man handsome sea captain resorts (i (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 6:00 remote area. (Part 1) (R) new boy puts a severe strain A °' father With Icy sophistication 5 .. 00 doesn reve to kidnapping to prevent his 0(4) (S) 0 CZ) 0 NEWS (7)0 BENJI AT WORK Adam TD (35) LOVE, AMERICAN 'i' 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. on the relationships in Little 1 0 MASTERPIECE THE(Part 3 of 7) (R) girl from marrying another ATRE "My Son, My Son" Bill (Ti) 135)KUNG R) Rich hosts a bjnthe-sc.nes s'vvt "LO 's peer group. 5:30 12:30 and Oliver continue their silent 2. -30 A bscwor (D 0 SUNP48E SEMESTER . 11:30 "Sailir)g: What About The action. Guests include Chevy Married Man" by their mutual a (1 0) ADVENTURES lit ART an Instant family man becomes; . (I 7) LOVE. AMERICAN 0 GD JONNY QUEST qZ (1 7) AGRICULTURE U.SJL (1) 0 TENNIS "Woman's Fight Over Catholic Orlhodox- war, fueled 6:45 WH17TAKER Wind?" . Chase, Jane Seymour and to quality for a date with a goor- 0STYLE . Lealousy over Livia; the O'RIorWITH JULIIE . .. HARRIS Actress (1) 0 FAT ALBERT Sunbird Classic" I 0 (17) CAROL BURNETT Omw Shadl. y Guests: Mich" Davies. 'dans try to patch things up durand art lover Julie Harris 7:30 geous woo, an. (D,U DIRECTIONSM r. Joseph Champlin. AND FRIENDS Guest John -a (35)JIM ROCKFORD ,41'ho 0 6.00 ing a holiday at Heronwater. Coullnued F`lraw Pase (I 7) PERSPECTIVE ,ON --Is, Battle Of Canoga Parkof ('!)' a (110~)I Mki=A PI P= 9u;doo *wors On 8 tour Of the - 6 8M THE HAPPY SIDE 17) UNTOUCHABLES . eynor. . al . (1) O THE LAW AND YOU I I-M (Part 4 of 7) (CC) FAITH FOR InterNational Gallery of Art In TODAY GREATNESS "ftbe Ruth' . 0D 0 Background material, (10) WASHINGTON WEEK 0(4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISH(10 OUP GANG D.C. 6:30 (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH ~ - views and courtroom argu- -Washin t 9:30 io-30 IN REVIEW EVENING 0 (1 7) HUMAN DIMENSION ING H 1351 DFL E.J. DANIELS SMNBCNIEWS ments we Intertwined In this (DO THE JEFFERSONS A 3.00 G (35) LOVE. AMERicAN (D 0 DKKXXMM'SO 0 17 IT IS WWTTEN . 6:20 bargain for a border territory. examination of the appellate M 0KENTUCKY DERBY murderer In a rabbit suit traps MafidroN, the Kendaft STYLE "Love And The OptimqD (35) MOVIE, "Cleopatra" (DO ABC NEWS 0(4) THE FACTS OF LIFE 15*" A 4(1O) ONCE UPON •(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL process at work In three cases FESTIVAL Louise In her apartment and 800 800Taylor. 10-30 izabeth (8 (10) OVER EASY Guest: Sue Ann and Cindy SIC "Carrie's War" After MM threatens her with a loaded A before the Now York State (M (35) MOVIE "in 6 GD VOICE OF VICTORY 6 QD OD 0 CD 0 NEWS Like Flint" com pete from a woman who thinks she 6:X 0 (17) NASHVILLE MUM (1) 0 Richard Burton. The love story Sam Levenson.(CC)(R) for the attention of a toon-age has C&W the SUW*W Help a (3) 2.COUNTRY Gotobed's death, Mr. Johnny Court of Appeals. (R) I HERE'S TO YOUR carrot. 0 (10) REX HUMBARD (C) (1967) Jamn Coburn, Lee . (Part 2)(R) FSHINIG of Julks Casew and Cleopatra (M(17)BOB NEWHART Emily track coach. finds a skuff that he think ,Giussts: - Jacky Ward. StaU& (V 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE ' Of am. J. Cobb. Tha Pentagon hires . (1)O SPECTRUM Don Is'set against the spectacle of HBkLTH "The Mysteries 10:00 % . Is elected to fid In as -v on Dru d': Sleep (Part 1) (ID t35; CASPER nt to thwart a group of AFTERNOON F'JDQE. ancient ROme (4 Hrs.) (5)0 TRAPPER JOHN M.D. FEL a (10) WASHOOTON WEEK 0 (11 7) WRESTLING - A 14-year-old bay's revelation . goes on vacation. Animated. A good-natured kxd - 0 0D QD 0 CD O NEWS CD (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 0M(1) 0(Z)0NEWS . 0(1) THE THREE IN REVIEW (R) (8 (10) AN EVENING OF BEL. that he Is an alcoholic compil6:30 (O 135) MENw HILL . goofed up pickle packeor with 7.00 Braves vs. Pittsburgh Pirates 12:00 (0 135) SECOND CITY 7V STOOGES AND FRIENDS '. 7.00 GLAN TELEVISION Excerpts cates his mother's potentially (IL) NBC NEWS e on the job problem gets 90 -aw 0 10)TODAYINTHELEOW a (1) PROFILES IN EDUCA. a (3D GOWLLA . 1:30 (a 10) MONTY PYTHOWS 0 Q)FACE THE M from Belgian ii Serious Illness. (R) THE BAXTERS CL) LATURE 0 help from an unusual source liON S G FLYING (IRCUS AFIELD (DO SHAM nd comedy programs 8 0D FLORIDA'S (D 0 JOHN RITTER. BEING "Jonah's Decision" 0 M SUNDAY MASS 0 (17) LAST OF THE WILD (J) a BLACK AWARENIESS CD 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL are featured in the4st,hour of (Z)0TONY BROWN'S J(XJRCD 6 JOKEN8 WILD (8 (10) WORLD OF THE SEA 0 (1 7) DICK MAURICE AND OF SOUND MINDAND BODY Q) Q ABC NEWS I Winged FtW# M 0 ORAL ROBERTS "Pentagonal Profits" Guest: M 6 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN - "The Puppy's Amazing this special to 4.0coan Jungle" COMPAW 0 (35) SANFORD AND SON . be followed by a (10)OLD HOUSEWORKS. Host John Ritter and his guests I G (35) JOSUE AND THE PUSNAL AND THE TEEN ANGELoS I Rescue" Two pupplas outnin 0 (10) WALL MEET WEEK I Fred puts his home and busl. Wolfgang H. Domisch. vice I IM "Cages," a Belgian drama 111:30 Joyce DeWitt, David Doyle, 8YCATS president of Morgan Stanley & 0(4) TONIGHT Hat (17) THE THREE poachers a bear and a danger- dubbed In English which will be "Pentagonal Profits" Guest: 700 .. h. Howard Hesseman Vincent 0 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT CO. 8 (1) BJ AND THE BEAR Boll SV)OGIES / LlTTLE RASous hm* to a&" their human shown In its entirety. *Wolfgang H. Dernisch. vice 0 (1) DISNEY'S a disastrous quake win hit. 9.00 Carson. Guests: Dr. London LIVE t: Sissy Sp It. WONDERPrice and Suzanne Somers CAL8 and a SWAT turn band I masters from an avalanche. (R) president of Morgan Stanley &. .FUL WORLD The Secret 01 Smith, Steve Landesbsrg. 0(4)ouTLooIc 4(10) MACNL/ 9.% Musical .'-ard Bask acein present vignettes reflecting 4:00 together to rescue th e Panhan'R) (35) Lost Valley" While trying to MOVIE "Goin' To (IT) REPORT (1)0 NBA BASKETBALL (5) 0 SUNDAY MORNING Co. (RI 0(4) JANE 0000u. £: ?30 various (4) SIX MILLION DOUJfl dl. cheerleaders who are (1 7) BASEBALL Atlanta help a boy get back to his I ami- subJ'-tst Town" (9/W) (1936) Mae west, WITH CHARLES KURALT QZ (17) SANFORD AND SON "THE WORLD OF 'ANIMAL (DO K ENTUCKY DERBY 0(4) BAYjyj -CAMPAIGN 'SO (5)0 N being held for rafliOrfl by Paul Cavanagh.The wealthy ty an aboriginal Indian Is cap Fred talks Lamont Into having BEHAViOR "Wild Dog. Of 'SPECtAL HOStS Frank Gifford (4)030 MINUTES (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE Braves vs Pittsburgh Pirates 10) WODEHOUSE PLAYMOVIE Rebecca TENNIS Women's -armed gunmen. (R) lured and taken to an observeof a cattle rutler tries to TOO and Sandy Hill ace joined by (7)0 ANIMALS ANIMALS Grady be a boarder- In their Africa" -. 2:00 (BW (1940) HOUSE "Portrait Of A Discipli-. Fontaine 1/2 Sunbird Classic" (1) 0 THE TIM CONWAY broak Into high society.(I tion center. (Part 2) THE FLINTRTONES vvu.ni.D OF SHOW Gueet.HelenR.ddy Hr*.) . (S)000MINUTES 10 M$8TERROGERS(R) n I 4.1 I ZARD The Duke bnv.4wind tn berg and Jack mugman for a oe &tnp.. ' i,i0 Jane. n5giflau Reginald ,u..,ner IS Alfred An ,.4u ' " Burwilcildof SPORTS N tloaal Sprint 600 -LOVE BOA s 9olng on In In one of their. usual predica- look at ticated young woman Is forced Boneforced to attend a tea which 8 0D TOO TAC DOUGH (How Hayse) on the cnAse late of Lt. Starbuck (Dirk vivid Jane i;lso attends. ments when they try to break a Louisville on Ro rm of the 01D GODZILLA / GLO- (1966) Rock Hudson, Guy Faces (11" from Terre Hauls, (1) 0 NSA BASKETBALL to compete with the of 9:30 BETROTTERS ADVENTURE with her son (James Stockwell. A psychiatrist lndisn* reports on the 106th did) is revealed In a ED family friend of his moonshin- famed horserace. -S GOSPEL firswiuS. t ii nay uc'i 117t inunj IJII4III - Progress) I,44 u "u.n. $ ursi •t ii Ii 'I ; sir,. HOUR Kentuck y SPORTSuream of 141 teen-age genius or. with Intema- rt,nr,II becomes uivutvw UP U'* i u.v WILD, WILD WEST ma habit. (R) tv-i __ 5 .4AIaII Y FEUD I m AMERICAN Charles" JUBILEE 4' ...•i 4$a o.I.1 'I J MIUFIU Y for marriage, COfl.., WT4 Ilu treats a 1mW. from Churchill ee. 45" 1V Is P174 1'S 5 acvt is t I '.14 41741'S CS w.iw WPP84# ABC uovie "Blum In vvi$t and Gordon met Dr. HIIC1U.E&IECKLEMUU8t 0 MAN Bill 'alton goes Io• ak vI UI'S AUDE Maude ,, plagued by phone cilia and SLY S'JU? MOVIE 10'30 scientist (T])(35 COUNTRY ROADS ht two I. Loveless Love Philippines to search the Mummoy's Tomb" (B/W) (1942) EA AND FRIENDS lempt for CE) a Doe 1 wear off PTL CLUB 0 0 FLORIDA HOME In, governments. (M(17) FISHING HOLE Lon Charmy, Dick Foran. A CHI (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY rare monkey-eating eagle; recognition 6orn W ahor at her Kris KrIstofferson. A divorced Over an Arm" and Sub-troes- 5 ,0 13 10 TWORONNIES "G rowing ants n man tries to win his ex-wife Frank Gifford and Curt Gowdy C tainers.' io surprise party, mmy comes to life and (R) i0-JOLD HOUSEWORKS 5.00 n fl I rWTUI,% OUTDOORS rurr fl4JIJO 'juest. " 'U. 1351 FLORIDA U.s, 17 back from her current Q t JI MOVIE "The Curie cast for bluefish off s Uld)ERSEA WORLD starts killing the members of an D FLASH GoFtDON 0 GD THE GONG 8HOVt* - James Dines. M I 0 10-00 (M (17) NASHVILLE ON . THE I. archasolM town. (11 Hr. 20 8 (1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL Jonathan Miller. (Part 5 of 5) -P (1) 0 TARZAN / SUPER BEV- (2)0 KENTUCKY DERBY OF JACOUES COUSTEAU Vineyard: kayakers CFO bo:taROAD Guest: Margo Smith. OF SAN Lederer, Norms Ebwhwdt. A (ED (35) gTREET8 . I am EN through Colorado's 007) BASEBALL, "The Legend Of Lake Tilicaca"Mins (DOKIDSWORLD (1O) MAGIC METHOD OF (7) 0 AMERICAN BAND- The best of the three-year-olds FRANCISCO Posing us draft vampire In the disgul.. of one Mountain Gorge. 7:30 0(4) CI) 0(10 NEWS Braves vi. Pittsburgh pi tt SI captain Cousteau andhis crew 12:00 of Pits victims journeys to Call- OIL PAINTING (1]) (') PORKY PIG AND - evader. Keller jolna a group of 10 viioiis FROM (ID 135t CANDID CAMERA STAND (I4 (10) MOVIE "Mont race, the first log of thorough. plumb it* depths of a mystery- (]DO MOVIE "Chulta" (C) FRIENDS deseders NvkV an a term to 101mla to spread his frightfull 0 (17) MOVIE 'I-Conquee of "(10) VNWM Erich Lainsdoort con- 0 10 THE 0000 NEIGH. Python And Thq Holy Grail"(C) . ODYSSEY bred rsclng's Triple Crown(l ive , Taylor, Ernest JUJ mountain of bloodletting. 800 track down the murderer of Cochlse (1953) John HOdIak, •'Sh'"" (1975) John Cleese Eric Idle ducts the Vienna l BORIS "The Pagan Rite" nidad from Churchill Downs In Louis.t.j I * I. 0 1 A fl.4 S.D Is k. a warnuauwU,vwu lakewhile one of them. 0 (4) HERE'S SOONER Joy Page Cavalry Officers ate CS'S" The artifacts found The legend of King Arthur is a. concert of 19th ..,i. (1 7) PORTER WAGONER 12:30 yule Kentuck kw of an Impending Indian 0 (17) LEAVE IT To BEAVER 20th-contury music. . uuro. Boorrw helps bring togotheir CR (10) MOVIE "Jacques (ED (35) AMERICAoS ATH. disPilitched to the Sotithwes to board the fourth largest shipon distorted and fabricated by the Guest: Mickey Gilley. in uZzLy PSUAms attck at foOliShly 9fl0iSd. (1 two elderly residents who are Brel Is Alive And Well And Uv. LETES ixat an end to the plundering the Spanish Armada discov- SW )35) IZ British comedy troupe. (1 1/2 10:30 " SOCCER MADE IN 1/2 His,) a. " and kilhino . beino faced with eviction from I"- In Paris" s '197 Mort . in the ated off the co His.) ui uq i-n MOVIE e Story Of THE Th BLACK ., f Ireland, ( (1 7) ROCK CONCERT 4 MOVIE The Gambler CHIPS The father of a 12:40 their aging apartment building. Shuman, Elly Stone. A aftermath of the U.S-Mexican ted IlL. (I 7) OPEN UP PERSPECTIVE H Seabiscuit" os t Morris PCI '1949k Len mom fo The Pajama War. RESTLING (C) (1974) James Cam. Paul boy who was Injured by a rock. (1) 6 THE INCREDOLE HULK minstrel expresses his feelings Grant will explore the silent Guests: Fleetwood Mac. Ste" l6th-century emple. " Sorvino. A young professor less driver takes the law Into ""'Y T 11:30 Game" (C) (1957) Dods Day. Forbert. The Commodores, Irish horse trainer and his per- facinated 530 killers of k)orfties. M . by gambling falls his own hands to seek revenge. 8 (D NBC LATE MOVIE John Ralit. A union r"xnwdsi1.00 Cindy Bullens. Bobby Kelton. . 0 113D SHA NA NA Guest: ky niece raise a champion do"Into debt. (2 Hrs.) , . "Echoes Of The '609" (1979) (R) M . tIve tab In love with a Paw" 6 (3D FRED AND BARNEY - 0 (1) BASEBALL PRE-GAME Barbara Mandrell. -. . racehorse. (2 Hrs.) 1.0 MEET THE SHMOO . . S Documentary. John Ritter. faciory's flow suporin 18 (3) NBC MOVIE "The SHOW ToworinIg Inferno" (1974) Ste" BOX- PLACE, Murray Ignores Suzanne Somers and Twiggy and manages to convince him 1:15 13APTIST M 0INTERNATIONAL EVENING McOusen. Pad Newnan. With PECTIED "Way Up To Heaven" (Z)*0 FIRST Archie's objections and gives a take a musical look at the decthall the workers need a rain. RUNNER . . No 40(31) 1.working girl" (Shares North)a ads which - spans from the' Regional I Harris) who Is, CHURCH . . . M 6PLASTKMM . fire spreading rapidly through A woman (Julie (11 Hr. 45 Mine.) I-WEEK ONLY 8 (10) EVENING AT POPS: coverage of Los Angeles bsessed with it low of being . CR 10 ANOTHER VOICE "mod" street& of London to . chance at a, more more honorable the beach the Glas Tower. a fire chief 6:00, Dodgers . PhiladelphIa 1:00 (17) MOVIE "Ship Of LIVE ON OPENING NIGHT ing's architect late uses a private elevator to fCalifornia. f s And 0 OD CID 6 NEWS John Wilhaths makes his debut prol"Won. 8GD MIDNIGHT SPECIAL a (10) CFAXgMrrre . VL-TO. Oft; Chicago Cuba at Cinck?, Fools" (11M) VMw Leigh, carry out a desperaie plan to cure her husband's tardiness. NET. (1) 0 MOVIE "The Bounty M 0 BATTLE OF THE am I MO WIDE WORLD OF 11 M nati Rod* .~ Hosts: 'The Captain and RYGAFJ)M Simone Signorst. A motley "conductor of the Boston WORK STARS Stars from Man" (C) (1972) Clint Walker, COMET. , " I Seve those still trapped by the . 1:30 . SPORTS Continued coverage aswarnorit of passengers Is Pops Orchestra In an opening Tonnilles. Guests: Crystal Gayle. . 1:30 ABC.'CBS and NBC lost their Richard Baseharl. blaze. (Part 2)(A) . 45(3) DAI DEVOTIONAL 9:30 I the National Sprint Car Dolly Parton, Olivia Newtonleforced to share close quarters night gals. celebrating the athletic abilities In head to (7) 0 RODEO SUPERSTARS * : 0 (D G CBS MOVIE "Rio (ED 07) L B Y ASEBALL Atlanta 0 (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL(1) 0 THE MUPPETS Guest Pops' 95th season from John, VIU&go People, Jda suit. CHAMPIONSHIP Lobo (1970) John Wayne. Braves vs. Pittsburgh Pirates head competition. VARY ky Boston's Symphony Hail (R) Cornmod Cnm 09 6 HIM SCHOOL BOWL 0 (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY Jennifer O'Neill. A formor CM CO (10) FF04CH CHO 0 1:00 SIONIC WOMAN Andy Kaufman. (R) 2:W I 3;30 War (MOVIE "Stand-In" Jaime dances for her life :n (7) 0 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW NEWS EASY 10:00 (DO NBA 195 5)0 (ID ft traitors who caused the BASKETBALL Incas" Three archaeologists 0 (17) MOVIE "Jeanne (1) o SPECTRUM Contftt American ilown full of ff 3 ,4 fl$ ERMS .OAK[ D ENAMEL FINISH 0(17) NEWS death of a friend. (R) 0 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- (BrM(1937)Humphr9yBog 2:30 (TIME TENTATIVE) Coverage trace the extensive network 01 Eagrels"(1957) Kim Novak, Jeff (ED 51 THE JETSONS STAIRS The Helen Leslie Howard. A bookkeeper ho QUE PABAI USA? of either the last game of the roads, towns and agricultural Chandler The career of the 135~8lt4'V HILt. D0 MOVIE : ' IO)vl PEOPLE 1•25 1 Fabu. saves a Hollywood (1957) Morgan Story" (B/W) Adele brings a priest to coun- Western Conference finals or regkns responsible for the famous actress rises and then 10 studio fr 4 DOLLY Guest: Mel 'CUTS HIATiNG. *111 COMOITIONING UP TO 20.. (17) BASEBALL Atlan ta Jortd Of Ju am erna" linanclall disaster. (I TUN& ',. . Ann Blyth. P&A Newman. A W Carmen and Joe after they the first garne of the NBA prosperity of these 16th-centu- falls because of a struggle with 1/2 *2.) Braves vs. Pittsburgh Pirate* fREt SURVEY (1961), Louis Tock, Ernest 8 (10) CAMERA 8 (3) N06 NEWS torch singer suffors personal start doing yoga and "ling championships. Exact game. ry Peruvians.(CC) THREE alcohol Navata. A bend of Pirates kid. "me Mississippi 2:25 teams and time to be and professional loss as she macrobiotic foods. (A) (1 7) MOVIE "Munster Go RIft- (DO C88 NEWS ,,i -. • M()$ an RW atomic 1:30 announced. scientist to RivlW' The adventures of anM r NEWS (DO NEWS fights a battle against alcohol -Home" (1966) Fred Gwynne. W000 MOVIE GIRLS Ann- ism. (2 His 5 Mini.) probe his mind for ways to con- unusual theatrical troupe pta.. DALY- DEVOTIONAL )) 13 (1) SNEA.K PREVIEWS: Yvonne De Carlo. The lovable -. 230 400 "° (1) 0 FACE THE NATION Margret and her ouests George trot the world by means of sonting tree .. TAKE TWO "Who's Funnier: Herman Munster Inherits his CF) 43 NEWS - 8 (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL RAT PATROL . 4.00 . (Z) 0 BILL DANCE OUTdM (I 7) . P atomic onergy. I Bums. 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Wald fIU*11'$IIIfl$ flpSIgP4 He WU 2:15 __ the 1rinui for the National tYi "m, coins,naned - Il Sic Draft TUESDAY Ladles N19ht 7pm 1113a.m. AI$Ladl.sOrlaks * 'rvwi 10 $BLES * - -, - - ' - - * Following the mnp1 set by J mcuitiea and speech ______ HAPPY HOUR * Sinatra - Heading MS Campaign - 0(17)NEWS * * - . • . . -. * - • .' - - - - - * ' I - -. - • • W' * * -• -,* •• • • ' . ' • '- ' - * * •' - - o- ' Po ets oung W - - -- I 100 5(4) TOMORROW Guests: American restaurant ownerchefs Gacrgesc"Perrler, Tony Valone and Alice Wtsrs. Park Dr. and French AVe. Sanford Open 11;30a,m.t82a.m. Froun Mugs * 12:40 (1)0 UCCLOUD White on assignment with the city's mounted police unit, McCloud becomes Involved with a murder and a pretty police tralnes. COOPER'S AA,,. 1. Youn 0 POLICE WOMAN Pep• per goes undercover as a wait ress t a waterfront bay to lnvsstlgats piracy, drug-Smuggilrendmurder.- ____ —— •• \I\IoôIIey L ooks Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 2, 180-9 West and Gordon Iry tnctnn • territoriai his domain with djctatorial power. EVENING Jack sees his years of school- () (17) MOVIE 4WideAf The Ing 90 down the drain when he Marines" (1945) John Garfield, tails his final exam at' chef Eleanor Parker. Marine Al L'I*ke 6:00 school. (CC) Schmid is blinded by grenades a (P (][) 0 (Z) 0 NEWS (ED 35 AGAINST THE WIND after killing many Japanese. Q (35) KUNG FU 4 110) MYSTERY 'Sergeant 11:45 Q10, SAiLING, SAILING Cribb: Wobble To Death" Set0 NBA BASKETBALL * "From -Tacking To Mooring: geant Cribb of Scotland Yard is Some Basic Skills" -__ called in to Investigate the 11:50 By ROB - PAUERSON (17) CAROL BURNETT death of Charlie Darrell. a man (DO SOAP The Campbell With his slim good looks, AND FRIENDS who was determined to and Tate women rate their love become the Pedestrian Chamlives, Burt and -Saul mistakenly and clear-framed glasses, 6:30 0 pion of the World. (CC) end up at the Roman Colosse- (worn offstage), Bruce NBC NEWS urn and Billy arranges a dale Woolley personifies "pop (LIO CBS NEWS 9:30 (!) 0 ABC NEWS . star." (DO TAXI With the help of with his teacher. (R) 4(10) OVER EASY "Retire- an unusual person - (Herve In that way he is an L 12:00 SOUNDS ment — Pros And Cons" (R) Rob Patterson Viliechalze), each oe .of the U (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny anomaly in today's British (12) (17) BOB NEWHART A cabbies g1ts to live out his Carson. Guests: Joe Garaglola, rock scene, where anti-star rather embarrassing 0PeratI tayorite fantasy. (Part 1) Diahann Carroll, pastures are the. currency of terrible thing to say, but they pop rock, The States have leads to romance for Carol and 10:00 1:00 - the day. were her doctor. songs designed .been equally friendly to (DO HART TO HART While (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED But Bruce not only looks primarily for music Woolley's version. His * 7:00 taking a cooking course, the '1:10 the part -his songs, -singing publishers. On the strength American label (Columbia) 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC Harts discover that their cook- 3)DP.M,MAQAZBIE -, hV Instnictor hot beenkilted (D0MOVIE .'Gt and t-loteV' and band -re1n1orce.h- oIThiesongs -a guy offered bringing )um - over for ar-(DO JOKER'S WILD for a secret recipe which could (B/W) (1932) Greta Garbo, "English Garden" by Bruce me a publishing deal. unprecedented tout before .. John and Lionel Barrymore. A and the Camera Club in(1j) (35) SANFORD AND SON change the world. "So I did that. Everyday his debut album's release. day In the life of the Inhabitants The Sanfords sue a television (B35) AGAINST THE WIND network for doing a series (24 tlO) GUALE Four centuof Germany's Grand Hotel troduces a rock structuralist for 18 months I came into an When it arrived, radio ac• -. rles after the Guale"natlon disbrings their paths together. (2 who takes that Form office and wrote songs. They cepted this radio star. about them. towards, but not over, the were given to people and 2 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER appeared from, the coast of Hrs. 20 MIns.) limits. • REPORT they were just getting t30 Georgia, remnants of their clviTop 10 Albums That double-edged quality ruined." (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON lization and5the natural history U (4) TOMORROW - Fred and his .friends p155,4 of the area are studied-, (Weekof April26) * - ,_ is stamped aflover his work, Meeting' producef'Mike cheer-up party after attending 1121(17) MAVERICK I. The Wall ' epecid1ly in a soàg like the Hurst and his partner Chris i(i7),iws a friend's funeral. (Pink Floyd) 'r--., . . British hit he co-wrote with Brough (who brought Cat. 11:00 2:05 7:30' 2. Against the Wind BASEBALL Atlanta friends The Buggies — Stevens to pronfinence) was U® TIC TAC DOUGH (1J.(35) BENNY HILL ' (Bob Segci and the Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies "Video Killed The Radio the catalyst for. Woolley (1) 0 THE NWLYWED 11O, TODAY IN THE LEGISSilver Bullet Iand) Star." New meets old, and to decide to sing his songs ' GAME 2:30 LATURE 3. Glass houses the tension between the two himself. He put together the (DOFLORIOAI 8(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (121(17) LAST OFTHE WILD (Billy Joel (ED (35) MAUDE Maude finds gIves Woolley's vision meat. first version -of the Camera 3:30 1 1: that she i unable to bridge the Bruce's apprenticeship in Club, which after a mere five - 4. Mad Love generation gap when she takes 8 CU CID 0 NEWS SPECIAL (7) 0 NEWS (Linda Ronstadt) * pop gave him a handle on weeks rehearsal was signed Results of the indIana. Wash4-00 charge ofPhillip. 5. Off the Wail Ington D.C., No. Carolina and () 0 TARZAN "Mountains just what a song is all about. by CBS Records, who (24 (10) DICK CAVE.11' (Michael Jackson) "1 had been recording songs Woolley credits for the (12) 17) BASEBALL Atlanta Tennessee primaries are Of The Monk" (Part 2) 6. Light Up (tie Night at home on my Hevox. It had "financing ... that's the Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies - presented, 4:35 (DO ABC NEWS (The"Brothers Johnson all started after I left school word" which was the key to 600 (111(35) WILD, WILD WEST 121nu,4ToucHABLEs '" A1iit'liC1fl Gigolo — I was playing guitar but putting his act together. U (4) mE MISADVENTURES (Soundtrack) floundering about without 'From there it's been a fast OF SHERIFF L080 Lobo and Black Perkins attempt to trap a gang direction. rise creating a stir opening . 8. Departure of female robbers by posing as (Journey) I like the 'color of a black "I had an idea to write a- - shows around England and members of Orly's women's 9. The Whispers horse song- — literally it happened impressing the nation with roller derby team. (The Whispers ' And his hooves, in a day,"- relates Bruce, his first album, which (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW 10. Christopher Cross The color of the sky at "From then on I had a cleverly mixes • influences Reeves is confronted with a (CtwistoPher Cross night. purpose. I wrote some pop ranging from Bowie to The high school gambling scandal 4 ') 1980 Billboard The color of the TV set songs,- and I know it's a Dave Clark Five into stirring involving one of his top players. (H) when it's turned off. (DO HAPPY DAYS Ralph The color of a crow. gets some shocking news just The color of hair. as he is chosen to be master of The color iii a cat. ceremonies for the fraternity's S RESTAURAN The color-of a car. annual beauty pageant. These poems are by The color of a belt. Djj (111(35) JIM ROCKFORD elementary schoolers from I AND LOUNGE 4, Rockford has the last laugh on Seminole County. They The color of a roof on a • a second-rate comedian who t house. leaves him hanging with a horn- resulted from the Florida !. 2544 PARK DR. PH. 3210424 -SANFORD Black! Black! Black! Poetry In the Schools icidecharge. Monica Jencks (24(10) NOVA "The Green program. These pupils are PRIME RIB • STEAKS • SEAFOOD I like pink because it's sOft. Machine" With the help of new taught by poetBob Wishoff I wish the grass was pink. scientific research and time. of Oviedo. Pupils are DINNER HOURS: LUNCHEON SERVED I like orange because Its lapse photography, the corn- generally provided with a MONDAY THRU FRIDAY MON.-THURS. 5 p.m.-10 P.M. plexitles. and mysteries of theme, bright. but are not told FRI.-SAT. 5 p.m-il p.m. 11 am. till 3p.m. plants are studied. (CC) (R) I wish the sky was orange. I what they should write. 1 like yellow because it's 8:30 (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY pretty. Blue, blue, if 1 could The girls go to work as walI wish all flowers were rhanve pvrrvthlnl!. tresses in a diner that Lenny yellow. I would change the moon to Inherited. I like baby blue because it's light blue 9:00 dark U (4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: And change the grass to I wish thti animals %ere blue Gene Kelly and Nancy Walker. purple. make me wouldn't Guests: Piecido Domingo, Mel So It I like red because it's cool, THUs, Montieth and Rand, And everyone else itchy. Georgia Engel. Nell Carter, I would make the snow I wish the sun was red. comedian Sean Morey; Olym. Linda Cushing lrA SI y i B (4) uTfl.E HOUSE ON ThE PRAIRIE Laura gets caught inthe middle when Aimanzo 600 9:30 insIsts they marry right away CD0 NEWS 8TOCKARD andherlatheroppossslt.(Part (3)0 THE 11])( 5)KUNGFU CHANNING SNOW Brad falls' 1) 110) ONCEUPONACLA& madly in $OS with a writer who GREATSIC "Carrie's Wa?' After Mrs. •E8T. CHARLIE BROWN Char- Is actually an acs reporter for a. Gotob.ds death, Mr. JohnnyEkown gives himself tin scandal magazine who was finds a skull that he thinks chances at failure when he vol.. assigned to .tpose him md his holds a curse on Druid's fflesrs as $ decathlon con- ' show. Bottom. (Part 3 of 4) testant In his schools Junior 10:00 (17) CAROL BURNETT competition (R) (1)0 LOU GRANT Billie AND FRIENDS • learns that shs could becorn a (1]) 5) JIM ROCKFORD 6:30 cancer victim because of a ink. Rockford, ordered to NBC NEWS drug given to her mother therapy group, tries to help a CBS HEWS (R) patient whO Ciekfll ____ She IS ThEWIND ED OVER EAY Ouests- receiving threats from the 10 AMERICAN SHORT Maggie Kuhn, Gray Panther underworld. founds. Robert BM.tornwr .(1Q) MARX1.RUSUU... STORY 'TheSlcylsGray"by A youngblack O*i. Ern Social Security Commissioner. Washington's top political fstns visit to the dentist In __ town maths humorist pokes ft• at msor (R) a small Louisiana (17) BOB NEWHART An issues the dawning of his social and attractive divorces crests. a day from ttis Katherin. Cornell selawaransss. feud between Jerry and How- Theter in Buffalo. (17) i.c COIIMANOERS aid when the starts dating "ErwIn Rommsl" Grmany's 630 both Of tham0 legendary Desert Fox was final(3)0 WKRP IN CiNCiNNATI ty pushed back across North Lea and the rest of the staff Africa by Montgomsry nd ®FACEThE MUSiCaccspl,& challsnqs to play $ ' baasball game' against LivaI Patt6n. (1)SP.M.MAGAZ)NB statlonWPlG.(R) * ' tDSJOKERSW1LD 1100 (1O) GREATPERFOR (1]l(35)SANPORDANDSON .3)OWONEWS Fred goes Into show business MANCES "Liv. From I.Incoln 5) BENNY HILL In order to gI his white Câtter A Tribute To John 10 TOOAY IN ThE LEGISHu stonw Brendan Gill hosts the brother-rWsw oiof the LATURE Film Society of Lincoln house. (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER Center's tribute to the legend-(17) LAST OFThEWiLD REPORT . 11:30 sty, director-actor-wrIter with 0(4) TONIGHT Quest host: (17) SANFORD AND SON guest stars including Lauren Bill Cosby. Guests Norm CrosA question adass as to whether Bacall and Richard Burton and featuring sequences from - by, Monty Hail. Fred ii realty Lamont's father. 0 Harry manyofHustonsworks. (1) 0 HARRY 7:30 search.. for a deranged killer P00 TiC TAC DOUGH who is stalking thetwife of "Breaking NEWLYWED 5 (4) MOVIE THE retired admiral. !Away' (1979) Dennis Christo(EDABCNEWS pher, Paul Doolsy. A recent FAMILY FEUD WiLD WEST 02 (35) WII ( 5) MAUDE Maude's for- high school graduate takes up "Flying MOVIE ('') mar houte guests black teen- the sport of bicycling In the Leathernecks" (1951) John hopes of competing against an ager from the ghetto, returns ,Robert Ryan. hoping to get money from the QaIlan team visiting his Mid. western hometown, 11:50 Findisys. * (5)OM'A'SHHawk.ye (DOBARNEY MIU..ERA CAVETT. member of the gay commuhity 17) BASEBALL AtIas dashes with a foreign officer accuses one of Barney's d.tecs vs. Philadelphia Phillies who Is determined to IntenDgate a badly ln)ured Korsin hivss of extortion. (R) 8.00 woman. (H) 12:26 EVENING ) - ___ "I'm $CcepW15 this role j, Q fight stoat MS," inatra said, "with the hope that I an help by bringIng the word bemne __ - S to ill Am&lcana what a tr1c nrolilesn PlC skating medalists Kriztlna CbW Clift casnpsigi'. Ofl uire. Thres jdatothy got veryleg remit, altar wluilng on $ Known u "the myst1 Ipp1e of oolnatthsFountalnofTrsvi. yoimg 1111120111111111 MS Is $ di- of the voi system. it is notta1 TARZAN "Mountains aai (D Of The Mw*" (Pot 1) iftae.e end Is not cciaØos. It Is totally rstetlivasass.Whenyouthlnkofthalr fnfllss, were really taTh4n about IOII two million people who are directly *1. fatted. "Public aport to help fuM tarribly Importaid. I plan to bsim y- a CBS MOVIE "Like Morn, Like Me' (1978) Linda Lavin, Kristy McNichol. After being deserted by her husband,a woman is forced to Create a new life and new relationships, for herself and her diji?. YOM. wilinkm law 7 light blue, - ----I ..••___I.I_, 1*_I.... Itn I would change the leaves to light And dark blue, I would change my room to , tie" And my bed, and my- rug, RE DINNER MENU ENTREES S4.75 TO *12.95 INCLUDES: SALAD BAR, SOUP, CHOICE OF POTATO, DINNER ROLLS 8' BUTTER. WE HONOR MAJOR CREDIT CARDS AND DINERS CLUB • ,, i'nr Entrees Rose Howdid arose get so red' By the lire of demons' The red of all kindness? I like roses, Whd I s my kind n qesn:N ydecr ENTERTAINMENT I OUR LOUNGE ' 5• -. -_ --f' - • -00 • - * - . : * ' • -- �£ - - -- --- - -- - --- - - VA -- -- --- -- ----- - ----- S - - --- .- - --- I. ,- - b •• •_ - 4 % f * - - . r ' jr-'- • # 4.4, - tA t ; - . r 4 - -, r _ - - - . ' - 4 - . 0 • . --. -. - - ._ 4 4 - -- --- -. . 0 - • . "S$" . itPL -1° . . S(1O) LWQ FU SN $N "Rules OP The RQ . 11111IMM 1 12 tI ~n A (1 a .v*tli - INT 0S) __ MJ 0 CBS _____ . . 'w'w tip ______ - OdY% SCtWiO$OQy to of atvaIion. ie b.ground *0 Wauff4ft niglil. ii wqio t. 10:30 *i (10) PIE 'new. 1100 (4)(I) 0 (D 0 NEWS 1)0 L1T iS EWOUGH 1 Urs)DEWI'! tILL josrinse Ieis mat , 0)TOOAYRITHELEOlS al I 11011411M LATURE 'ic.oii * was Pilerid(17) LAST OF THE WILD mg i an ezoss T at a TV $1$bcwi. (CC) 11:30 0(1) TONIGHT Htciccoo Ca'son..uast- J 3) (55) IM CASK .wien -Røti co (1)0 apcic €t ou - lop , i*mwa pascwg - - • TftV ____ a _ DEAR - • ., - . - . - - •. . - -- •7-4.. . - • - - . genstils daighist. - -- - _ ir - •. • - NEWS -- - - . - - - - - - ___ ____ - * - FInfl a— ML NK-Aft - H - -* . -- - --.----- '.:c :- •__.=-_---- iUUi&Ty -- - . .5 '- -' • , - - - - . - - . • S -- - - - - - - - • - - -- - - - -- - - - -_-- -- - - - - -- - - - _ -- • • New Books At Library The following titles have recently been received by the Sanford Public Library. NONFICTION -- n __ ___ k K ___ — ___ , --. • - - and JU1110 dM PiobAa° ftft - cnun ia ___ - - - ___ - - ,- - - ____ - - - ___ - - 5--. - , - - ___ - , _____ and $e Angels to a pesel Vdat and a kst. FICTION Archer, Joffrey Kane and Abel, c. 1900; Auchlncloes, (It) Loids The Home of the Prophet, c. 1900; Block, ThomastOO Mayday, c. 1900; Bouo, Geoffrey The Fourth Horseman, S (4) TOMORROW Guest: c. 1100; Brett, Joanna A Few Days In Weasel Creek, c. 1*; Brooks, Owen + InlaritaIiCe, c. 1900; Cadefl, (DO SANETTA Baaita ts Elizabeth The Marrying Kind, c. 1910; Cartland, Bar0 stid tWit ai5y tars Love Has His Way, c. 1910; French, Marilyn. The beow*d oft of a go gotBleeding Heart, c. 1980; Fowler, Kenneth Jackel's Gold, -:i c. 1900; Harris, Marilyn The Women of Eden, c. 1980; ® Hazzard, Shirley - The Transit of Venus, c, 1900; Horwood, 210 William - Duaction Wood, c. Mo-, Household, Geoffrey (Z) a "M The Sending. c. 1980; Hunter, Stephen - The Master 225 Sniper, c. 1900; Kawfman, Bel Love, Etc., c. 1980; 5(17) 11umn' Rohe The Bourne Identity, 10; Peck, 2:30 Richard Amanda-Mirandat' lA Plziidv The. • -* - - - - - - - - -u Oi7j ALL IN TM FAIm.Y ""I' "*'Oft to dW her vokaUW work at to 1-n a Wr to • - and the - --------- --- - oai (1! b PSCtS aS 0(1) TiC TAG DOUGH piob THE NEWLYWED' - seldom a (17) MOVIE -Modwam GAME THAT- (1966) Lana T. J .(1)5 $100000 NA Forsyth.. A young baser TIJNE wars ti'iai we he jj 0 35 Mgs o. a waiter its ecstatic _,-, No RiOliet' WSt* s uds pJiicis plans to ravnauy 111 (101 8a&4 s..—. - ___ - V - --- - Wayne .(kamp Counseling for Personal Mastery, c. 1900; FortAa, Wlfli.rn Fall of the Peacock Throne, c. 1900; ® p Fowles, Joim- The Tree, c. 1900; Friday, Nancy Men In VUULIT Low,C. 1110; Hartiick, Edwin The Fourth and Richest ReW c~ IM; Hum, Aam - Teenage Sexuality, c. IM (DOP Il3gin Errol Flynn, c. 1110; Lewis, Mario 0(35) WED. WED $r ___ Pitiie mite, C. 1100; Unedecker, Clifford The Man Who 4- - I ___ Killed Boys, c. 1100; Kunde, Donald The Die Song, c. dft and C Iln I I DIWWMW 1100 Mayer, Martin- The Fate of tie Dollar, c. 1900; 0 (17) NOW -no Lwq Montallom, Ricardo- Reflectioins. c. 1980; Panati, Charles Gr Use" (11551 Trone 13le Bock of Brekttrougha, c. 1900; Sarde, Michele ItOaue O'Hsta. A Qilette, c. 1100; Seiger, Valentine No. 12 Kalasthof.saN 1 b steam., C. 1100; Strait, Raymond - Star Babies, c. 1900; he I Tbffle, Alvin The Third Wave, c. 1100; Wallace, Irving pj.,11 004000100 The Bock of Lists, No. 2, C. 1100; Watbol, Andy POPlszn, C. 1100; WIlliam, Marilyn-Diary of a Divorced Mother, c. Q4A*1$ 1 , (35) DW45T 114 WOO - -- - (10) es.L (!) MOVE 'tuat For Gate t*e i NAt (17) IWTA - Ford 'GOOdSdi To STA 2:40___ *0 i 01 *0 ff) ___ '1" j om& , w - a csttrsate (Sö4ui Pect. A bearuni baitbmed get ____ at, 1t _______ - w 4.-, vv S®(1)OC7)O 11*,, ft----. aid No two ___ - ipiin - P1wtaenet - Prelude c. 1980; St. C1ail LeonardOboessions, c. 1900; Scoppettone, Sandra - Such NIce People, c. 1980; Simenon, Georges - Maigret's Rival, c. 1900; Smith, Dennis - Glitter and Ash, c. 1980; Smith, 0t -Sadie Shapire, Matchmaker, c. 1980; SteIn, Aaron Marc - The Cheating Butcher, c. 1900; Stein. Sol - The Resort, C. 1900; Tyler, W.T. - The Man Who Lost the War, C. 1900; Van Slyke, Helen - No Love Lost, c. 1980; WainU454S$ t..... - ii0 V II L.• l44 41 4 I I' £7- T%. £ LdI C. is; YTesueUner, ___ W4 - - - rsag se an womi *ban souvoom 0M BfMW JkL toftkwhwbuuk*Alm on TODAY0 THE kkUS. 0 - - David - Van Ryan'sReturn, c. 1900; White, Patrick The Tvybm Affair, c. 110; Wolfe, Linda - Private PracUces, c. IM; Zocbwt, Donald - Another Weeping Woman, c. - - wwa 42 VS&.201111111144 4:30 - A --' 5 - . S . ts. ' j * - • • - eVIL - - • • $ __ - * . - Irene Hervey. -5, % * - _____ • * - "i ____ - "is, who ' - '0 _ - " -- m B *110 In wi bonot* tW walking 110 Vfth musaite aW ft!" Old Odbwt =WW visiting ym VM bm&v& sat nK "Yes, dear Me." of miles sway" I I To ItO i:i q• jEy s cam a -pats 4 s ____ ri1thiyn ;;-dl':j;•' - -- ______ . _ - _ v 1JS1 -4 -w-- —'-a __ - he siwsys wore. He's runaft hot thm so the new hoon is do yes tMak he'd ps., Teay - Curtis reconcIled Y CIst"? with wife, liithe... Pipe Reel classy In JsheP U owe two copies om"i: : Clauêett. ci "'rite resaim into ______ CdbtM we 1LC'.,41 the bQok .. Lb MacGrew: "I'd IM tWW wed bees t(4ot rathe live with a guy lien I li,d It w at m$T7 him.Financial _____ beatfit d*es In "nor of kve Is not sexy" ... .. I. PI P L.. t i_..._ 4 ._ .-W.4 M W iJ M h* plays B.I1L5 as "L Gt."He was the yoke of fr no t. *. F14.' Y ___DX is 1011110 1 a movie w ( wa e' ", Line ft "StJ.,t Is T"As of w, I I__&t be a vse4 skid I! Nd a - _t 97 ... ithe tO yes' re rt oboe)tai.,n _ - - (1 Mt .1ak.taj)y,, - ______ ... Orange City Utility Buildings / VI(. T, W.tU ___ ____ much energy on It _ " wue r111111111111 —... . 9 1W for orlif _ - - ... C11 01 _ a - ... hIst _ upeftom wisUrWa bland tewft in 0(35) amno eie dftovwy at a 0(10) ALL CF&ATUM -j y for a --i00 CAROL WJMMM oleo C', , Womw (Pw q #Ad Conover SmStiod alkn "M Alto (It) soiid hIca andJiui (1)0 $TIONI.L COU. acft as I. IPt is t30 A CHS i-i PIONS*8 The j• m.wt top college cheedeading NM Iu - . 1 for 0(10) gp,sy Guest wacu,, r_ i. sh SOflI' o ey aid I 11C11--I. (It) lMi. LasLwft Shve I ,Mpis Kamisdy p 0(17) sos f4WIIART The IMrjs hOS* aafto Bos.id as UBobs Uisra to p ac .C. I W rseolt das he star "W" Barbara to russ s raise. 1 No after OVA 4L (7)0 MONt & toY It In so .Mimki- iLl ihw4 °° tab — uI , •®FACE11*i.iSsC ol wwtmg to am Ulm bft at No (1)5 P.M. MAGAZIPE i $ mcUisr end t * jnj eacme.(R) 0(35) SANFORO AND SON 035 JIM ROCKFORD out (A wortme 1S J* stairs, a Rockford sescMs for a 0st for CdStS 5(4)114 Q OF 0(10) UACICI I WIlIER IUTSTOIS McMeo ai ay u Hot-aood y : REPORT • (n LiNe) vwft MVG 0 (17) UA:ORD AND SON 3 (10) PROBE "Sexual 10mb Of *A'Pkava ... - e is the — SIGNS tOO S)S(DOPws0(35) IMO J * •iloj_a*aj, s*a.iis ____ ____ a alum . DEAR DICK: As I am an avid reader of your column, I am sure yoa will know this answer. Please, put me out of my misery and tell me who Is Jack Jones' mother. I just cannot recof) her name. I know Allan Jones Is his dad, but what Ibest his moat? Doil my age sów? MRS. A CARUSO, Stockton, CalIf. You lock fine to me and I hope you will enjoy being set free from your misery. Jack's mother was the lovely - ____ ____ - ___ All Aluminum And Ssk.d Enamel Finish ,I .T * $p.ds - ____________________________________________________ LA's Bony Pb .i on why took (bastity Bose to dinner, he kea a d in NYC:. and the kid dewed up two the B: AppWs iuiioes of chocolate cake. cvasketi makes me COOk, even (kOWited the 5C0itd that's why!" Raquel piece In maple syrup. - Welch was senisnfrjenfly Playboy wanted to stick when an undiplomatic clod Miss Piggy on their cover, told the symbol ci the but creator Jim Henson Western waid he'd met her timed the ides Paul Aaka" tag drcir* son, who's 11 is collaborating with Bert ise kt and the Bacharach for the flick, v'es (sds, are now Together," starring sheet as close as the Jacqitline Blssett and kabollah I y Grabam. Maximilian Schell ck'sw passion Is "Mlih4-$ Ezpeess' Brad C41114mmation. The Davis ranberry'd the 8 JPP - THURSDAY - * -- -. they am as "L Gra nt" = e*e asJi as the "r Y' aerles. True or CY AND ma BELUVEAU M* N.E., And * • - - • — - • - - - - - - S. * ____ th. tdy. Wh.t was it callier. DAVID a:A WU Isijesed, r— It wasàlied 5'Hp 1st,"ad1t ran In V and 'W and was;re-M Saab 0"M The hk Jaick C*Xddy Was; also, in ft DEAR D11 AinTr,.1 of lklillo Rs" is the t S1*y I is WSI the _ _ AA1' UghL. Ruth Gordon Is to CO. NEW YORK Carel star with that Eatweed ( k to Korea and his lady, Sasiks [ache, in Haft Kong for those "Am Which Way You Cam" ''dr* 15e eyelashes of Needless to say, Ruthie ain't hers, In case you want to got the love scenes Kiss 4- - - and E e F it. d is a mode we a heby loft an the door aftp. Was It "awwle 01 JO7?" Why asta' geadem— Day movies ever shown as TV? Ie wue the pad aid days with yàdi nv1es, t these wekd afto they es today. ELIZAIEIRMaARaoft, Lyasg Vs. It was " dI. 01JO7," and LI was )4 JWS 11M to be exact. Moele4nakmrs mske uI- N vIss thel t buys tkbto to see. If they waited oId. 1d modes, they'd make ; they re In the Innisue to hen a , after at There e slnçly not w'ih of y kbat ( kind, netaslly) ci people te bejin ticheti these days sat thet's the truth of It. DIM D 9moo is the aid , e was a TV sue sisrrt ck Lijis Pus Ptk& I - I - - -- • - _____ ___ 4 ___ _____ ___ --- - ____ - * - ___ ___ ... - - _______ - Chahning 'THE MIND STOCKI CINIRAL FLOWDA DMUR - • Frêday, May 2. 1$G— Fl. date for Its release or any Info on It at all. Would yot please see what happened? MRS. ILAR S'TECKERT Freeland, lUck. Nothinghappened. It just takes a while for these plc turesto get made after the shooting stops. "Somewhere Ii Time" Is set for release In the late fall, just about or schedule. DEAR DICK: I was wondering If you could help us Recently my friend and I saw Dick Van Patten and thret of Mike Douglas Show." We have a bel gsL, because Isay that It was Nela, Jimmy and Vince. e says that It was Nels, Timothy (of "-The WhItL sdaw51) sal Viace. Who's right? LAURA MID DLETO Maachestr,. NIL You win. Dick has only three sons Vince, Jimmy ai Nel& 11mot1hy is Dick's kid brother, mid go he' s an uncle to the thee boys, even though he's not much older than _____ ___ - NOW LARGMT - . and *a mA toes _______ handsome wOli lhs same 32)S$12 • - - - __ - \O - as _____ •0 - cww-&i - b r\1INJ you wpaai IIRY he too difficult foran Lnii,kl.al hi Iftre wtkwn to try. and the bitor Is the place to go. DEAR DNX Yes ;—t tel the — of the thUM $S$ndhe isp It Laie Boa?" We ieee that AM M, MERQL Mssslis *1`11114MAk It is "ft Live Boat Theme" and It Is a by _ - aaLLo S - - ____ - ____ yor recist DEAR DIM Msay Yewi ags(" Delhi ftsan _ __ DUX In . - _____ -. •. - y g -TV Show ___ - - -, Chance Of Bu in ___ . 'I _ • • 0 '4 • _,,;...Z.; - Evening Hera$dSanferlI aid IV show "Emrt"I very lscested b.,.g this efre ser Is thk P4II? REE EDWARDS Le' L 1k I am told Oat yaw chances we s1inL()id TV shows we owned by distributors In the cue 114 p 4 It is Ciktvnh& Pictores T*Ievislon and they an to ri M ., PLAYS '-The Tempest" 8 (35) VRA WILD WEST- (DO MOVIE "That Hamilton ' Women" (B/W) (1941) 11 fir0L1,0 VIvion sght iSSO* W4Øat 4as7 ptes4dsM 01 Maoo. tragIc. s idelous love alt* ioc1i atSo Isaturas P* 0(17) MOVE 'Badi To b.,SOn Lord Horatio Nelson p- il Bataen (1945) Jolvi W.yns and Lady Emma Hamiton Is Diwm &W OIM,si 0 from 20t AmsnCM kite a Colonel in 405 019 F1IM4 PWOS fT STS vJstTies natNe (17) MOVIE "1* Force" IiI 10t I feld Ofl Arhoild Owe a" wo a v!Wte the (195$) Victor ___ Mature. Leo gPi lie mat ie lio,AM elist 'Genii A bend 01 BrItish POWs 1 1.4a %w %I to ON - a UnIor Vass" to tot escam now now captors 4 LOVE BOAT -Super . (1) (• p " . paea, j, diw through North A110t(5lP,'s v _•i S15w '11 See You AQ*4• ce , • . - is afto '-. on on"Noy. . ____ •0' 0 .ittd a q.edhs .hs the (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Ptithes, 2. -. - ._._,_.; S. .' - police corruption and missing miev. (R) 130 (17) NEWS J ear, a -. --- - Much —. a —_ - - _____ - ___ . Not take charge when gunfire wounds Die pot and cripples the plane: (R) spread 100 0(4) TOMORROW OD 0 BARETTA while investig$, wig a murdet0 Bietta encounters a dead model who ____ — — -, 1' - nenlal flègM ___ hired __ - . _ MOVIE 'The ____ auCt - . by the thiel Meredith. Thi' co-pftt and COLOA ____ + - D iO t 114 0 P IP4A BtJ4U - beft to died (R) M 0VEGAS Dan Ifift to (1) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "MOyday At 40.000 a ~c REAL PEOPLE aft a man VA*" 11"I a madhe ts om - 0(4.) P4 NEWS I. 00 $dey -- 0 But You Can Try' - *hqieWa*i,i.W, - - ._,_ . •.• . - ..•. , - _ (P . 112 - mc %"Ift ON" mv %wo -- --- - 1 - .----_ . may 7 WEDNESDAY - -: -. • 0 • - - 0 .. - - . - -_ -*! -.- * . It. - '4•..S -.4 -. 4 . - 0 . . - - - .. • .- .1 -- 4 41 04 S - -- - - 0 - - p. . . *F - - - r - . - - . • - .. S - - * S - - r - - . - - . - - 0 4 - 1 - - 0 , , . - - C ¼,' '. - -- - - -' - �a - I - - a - • - a — . - - • - - - - - p • • a - •- - EDITION a p i - ' - I IHI •EVeIliiig 7 2nd Year No 219—SUnday, May 4, 1980—Sanford Florida 32771 S • 4 I— - ed — Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 35 Cents - ••• 4 C — - I --- —. AL - Ruling Could Prevent Sanford Tax Hike. BIT I - ' 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, May 2 19t0 lHeartsounds 0 .cs next fiscal i. ir in the fa ce of in fi Itton ;Ind. the JSS1Ijt loss of federal ri nut sharing fun I \ bond attort is pini n expected • 0 ' flo W good fiscal Live By JULIA NL EHRESMANN American library Asia. Hea r I. sou nd s," - - - - - --. ' - . - -- - '- - - - - • - Ewl -I - '- - ha Iget mut taxes. - - of how or why It was happening, as though it were a war." Many people have written about Illness and death. But few have succeeded in - wrapping,such tenderness in. such honest reportorial writing. Beyond being a chronicle, medical mend him. His first physician was Insensitive. His next cardiologist listened for a while, but when Hal became a chronic failure, the senior man passed him oft (76'a younger colleague. They all knew Hal was keeping track of their scores. In each crisis, some doctor failed him; Once, a resident ignored a nurse's repeated calls to reset an intravenous e-ir with no, Increase in 'I'lle stor .N to~-2ah ~evelal Nears a9p - - - V. beum tiii 1. proveinviit 1 -10 not kept Up with the rise in the cost of proaching. As I preliniinari, to preparation of that budget the i_its living. commission cash. —Possible loss of federal revenue sharing funds because of President prepare a priority list 1 essentoil 'ërsites along w ith a list of items w hiccall h 'Fhe question the bond counsel is being a5ked is: now that the account is suf- Carter's econoiny moves kind the probable lo'ss of state revenue sharing The citN manager said prioritN lists he ficiently financed for future payments of th ose bonds, can the franchise fees money a well. The city comnumssion doeS not want to, received (rum city department heads during the past week were not pledged, but no longer needed to build up does not pilin to and does not look toward satisf,actory atid he %%ill be gQing wwr 1ati',l, a public mu- that fund, be used for another- ufposè? 'increasing taxes," Knwles said. "The for the niarina and 'Fhe purpose the city is suggesting is people are having I hard enough little in -- - - 1 each one indivitluallv with the specific Other Other good first-person accounts of high trauma Illnesses include Norman Cousins' "Anatomy of an illness as Perceived by the Patient" (Norton), Michael Halberstam's and Stephan Lesher's "A— Coronary Event" (Lippincott) and CtaDablbergaand. Joseph Jaffe's "Stroke: A 'ileartsounds," by Martha Weinman Lear, is Doctor's Personal Story of a medical chronicle and much more: it's a His Recovery" (Norton). book about wanting to live. p. noint. all inatcrials an(I liroject ItVIIII7V their budgets l-t4 I (lthLlrhIlltIlt is net it , ext-veil tie c studs N be mm conducted is the sta te I t i.irtimlt nt of Communit y - rs at to tk b iii in' the r inge of ml ito s urrt ntis i of l!).11 A (on[), s is to Ik ill I ill tim I'O'( t' lttbh for lulls ti iiltcrs.'st t o tius.' it atud t gi ve exper t it'stitio'tiv b,f, rv varitu:' it gisi itis t simiuiiiitte t on othi 1 hill laid today q sh t'a the dollars tltmo-t Isitil tv are iyiric its ttiitIiiYt'CS today are net k.'e1miim up will 'at hat the city was P.M urn (us s Iii 10 s ir mi,o knoss les it 11 11poll M114. 11 0-v 111flall''ll rate is based, ii, has oiut' III) 1.1 ix'rt"mlt in o'rc than salary cIjuStilIt- Ilts Sir the 51t six sears, the I IT otunt .i;'prts eel Ii %! ,ar Salar incms.'ase.s v. ill be the olt'eI tes thu vffi, (ollllllls~Ioll -Ccl 1~wlt1:111 1:, '1 CHARACTERS - cit~ iii,inoi, ,ci ,od. Hw ~alahvs itia% be s mimmnili e' UI pertOut or lucre. it ' ;i 1.11 !cd , - 14• • "' — - -- 'a - COME TO LIFE -. Pirates and prjncesses, ,•- (1055115 and toshos sllos%t'd up at Bear Lake Elementar- School Friday ' as • - '.. - ___________ - -. - several lItiti(lie(I students amid uiiativ of their leachers , celebrated • st' i' I''lits were elicouraje(i t6 - 'oiii dressed as characters from w orks of fictidu in boiiks - r. - '' _______________ - - 4q -,-4 - - 1 have rvad froin (hit: school's - library. Joining lirthelun were teachers .Jean Tucker were far left) and Phyllis %%'h it(-. who, came as Raggedy :iiii iiii(l Andy and hank Kuveke, I',, who cause dressed as I)oc, - Tkfl4111U FREEZER 9.0 CU. FT. • - W -- ' - - ', - • - il. • •' Herald Photol by Tom Pietiel REFRIGERATOR • 1 43 CU. FT. 0 N FROSTBOTH SECTIONS 0 REVERSIBLE DOOR SWING - CHEST .90 ' one of the seven dwarfs from Snow White, though he thought he was Santa Claims. £ • " - - .-. - \ - - - ' ,'. & - - --' • •" S - U p, Group Home Fo De endent Children Becomes Reality WASHER S 2 SPEED4 CYCLE • PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE 1 15 5' I ( \ssI liii i(It't - Until VP! took over on the first of April the ranch had been leased by the Seminole Cowuty Mental Health Center I S0111) and ope rat ed for the past 18 uuionths US U residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed youngsters 8 to 14 years of age. The center's staff was hired by Youth I'rogramns, including the former director, Man Wright, who now serves as counselor along with Sheila Frazier; - and secretary Ruth C_otto. They were successful ur getting CETA Comprehensive Employment Training Act) funding transferred from the mental health %'111101 Ihitet- hm 'ucuth )'ttgraules, Inc I-a a non-profitprogram to YPI, headed by Col. Eugene li-i aid Stall 55 nier '1hecriticaljaI fer ii roup hutuui!pr inoh Count) Iei 1 1 III dependent 011100 has hum: been a i_cult-i_rn of 5(e tal ssorkers and otiit'r iIl\4tVa'I t'a ithi time welfare of youth NOV. IieatL tatiut haa ixiecimit' it reality. The Stun utile- 1 miw A dolescent (;rouu Ilium tomtitus t. 0' Id years old 'ci.uthe Programs, p i ix-in g tc-rats-du Inc under uteuctract tee Health and ne 20 acres in t rsii_t hi hi ibuhit itis. Winter springs teasel (iii the Seminole - • - Model - N - MODEL LHE5700WD CALL NOW! -' -- DRYER • 5 CYCLE-3 TEMP. S PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE = 323 2013 .- - - - • - T---- - To Own *No Credit Hassle 'No Long Term Obligation •Rent MODEL LHASJISW 'No Security Deposit E STGATE TV LdOruDedt0thNews0orid0 W - S 7754"ll SHOPPOCINTI* HWY. 1742 FOUNTOWN5$ 355-3m 421141129 MASON AVE. HWY. ifs&n" IZIS.WOODLAN0 BLVD. -! -. - Comedy About Feud Television before an audience. The story concerns two families, the Barberas and the Fanuccis, whose feud dates back 70 years to an Incident in Sicily. When the Barbera daughter, Nina — the divorced mother of a 10year-old son — decides to remarry and has the temerity to pick Torn Fanucci, the feud is reheated to the boiling Kntssle s saRI 1IOI'.S It i_'_ Pj _— "Fisherman's Wharf," a half-hour sitcom pilot for NBC about a pair of feuding Italian-American families in San Francisco, has been - taped by Columbia Pictures instructed Knowles j) department livail inv'Olved ..,sp.,lI, .....l LIVIII •h..I nee UIIU IWI knê,.h IJUII ... electric ity. iiIir it ri d s; igt $ %% ill be US Iii pritirits br ins is aihible funds I - niassive gangrenous patch' on his It was a uuuyocardioal infarction — forearm. On one of the last the death óI heart mdscle — most grisly of his hopltal the First lost round in five adrnissionsrresidents dallied through a night when Hal years of heroic battle agairiit dea th. The sudden plunge was drowthng in his own flip-flopped Hal Lear into the fluid-filled lungs, rasping, role of patient, and gave "Martha, TELL them. I am Martha, a free-lance writer, dying. HURRY, HELP ME." new full-time jobs of nurse, At 8:00 the next morning, his sounding board and historian regular doctors, on their of their ordeal. They lived regular rounds, conceded between hope and despi.ir, that Hal. had been right: through nightmare tripe to "Suddenly they exploded this desperate emergency rooms and into action hushed, tentative months of urgency upon them... A team sadness that were only converged upon him to pauses in the downward perform what are called heroic measures." spiral of Hal's life, There were at least four ' Throughout, Martha heart attacks, one while he scourges herself, trying to was under the knife for a reconcile what she thinks is double coronary bypass her irrational passivity as a operation. Somewhere In the medical consumer. "I course of "treatments" simply submitted, entered• there was brain damage. upon their institutional That was the most Un- madness, sat and waited bearable degradation of all while life flowed down the for Hal, the brilliant drain, assuming, because it organizer: He couldn't is a symptom of mass memorize the address of his madness to make such doctor, couldn't reckon assumptions, that there was. small change, couldn't even a guiding intelligence, acfollow the instructions that cepting that help would come came with a pocket when it was. scheduled to calculator. come, and that I could make Treated in the same it come no sooner, and that hospital where he had been this was a rational course of on staff, lint became a events, moving deeper and reproach to the deeper into his catastrophe professionals' efforts to with no clear understanding to tt a' . —Cklv employee p, two people whose bravery came as a surprise to them. Reviews prepared by the American Library Assn. - - -- s wanting to live, a story of A5UU15UUK3o mu;mi1.,-u •:t ss ht m pro rit orde r ii prepared t. nil Budget ri quests for (he 1k 15 fisi.ii St Ii other source of funds (dI) to begin (kt I ut tins. in knov.ls. S Slit ll t said lit ss ill t a k e th em t' Meansshule preparation time for the Mood iS Tallaha ssee ' UlI tutu '1 iii S V. ill III Ike 1981 fiscal year budget is fast -ts it is always described." - Hal developed a pre- • -- ..L1..... at.. , a..... Ii; — crus hing, JtL - to Hal Lear, a look about - by . - . - - - - s'a ill ix sufficient to pay off those bonds on schejule without fur ther investment of I'PY be 01" tI1 dLlJsh)13 of $393,000 in ad. ditional ftltid it) 111;. (iti'i operating Heartsou rids" is an homage Martha Weinman Lear Simon and Schuster, $12.95), Is a book of terrible beauty: it arouses the kind of visceral alarm that haunts almost every middleaged man and woman, even while it excites aesthetic and even moral pleasures. It Is the true story of how heart disease changed the llvesf Lear, two people.' Harold a prominent urologist . and surgeon, woke up on August 3, 1973 with pain 1n,, his chest. It didn't go away but "spread through his chest, radiating upward into his throat... Now it was Illillion kind the interest it is generati ng through in. etiiuent of I t'a tooth And the result A - the genera l '. operation of the city these (Lays 1 inflation w ithout having i gus ernment property tax increase to c onte fl(l nd V. ith .15 City Manager Warren knosslessaid the well. So we are scra tching to find any pledged to pas the bond issue The annual city is faced with several unusual franchise was sit aside each year and situations in tl. 1981 fiscal yçar. Among invested in interest bearing bonds them are: fodas that fund totals more than $1.1 —Inflation at an all time high iris'.ss. r The story bchid the tn-, vt IS Ofle of - * ( ) \ i IF _publn 'S 4)rk ctuipk lit r mid .itI W riter Mi franchise (et. receipts from the fflhtid soil i NIOL prope rtyF lorida Power and Light Co. were ' 11,11,111-2311 Y34 N. MILLSAVI. SHOPPING CINTI* - progriaiLs for delin(lut,10201111 (le1wrident U1111LIrCli III I'lurida --otice 19;0. Grotill Iloine Dirt-i-ttir is Gretchen ,Nlolatch. formed) (III-L-CLor of Y11's According to John [tape, S0111's project director for children's services, the residential treatment prograin was not terininated for lack of need — there Stanley Scott Ilienne in Orange County, The ne.w facility offers 24-hour, Sevenday-a.sseek supervision by the staff, similar to Stanley Sco tt and Yl'l's [)u11iher house llunav.ay Shelter, also in Orange County Y111 is operating thu emergency shelter home under a tine-year $113,911 contract with hiltS John Masters, coirunu Ica tions specialist with YPI, was always inure demand than they could take care of — or lack of success, but because of the increasing cost-, of that type of facility due to inflation. "There was a definite need and we would have been very reluctant to terinmate the program even with the budgetary restraint we were operating under,'' said Rape. Funding was to run through June for i\ftcr we were approached by VP! in January about leasing the property, we deterimiined it would be in the best interest of the kids in Seminole County to turn it over to them, since they were funded through new funding froin 11115," Rape explained. "YPI negotiate a new contract - - ' .' .4 -- . .,&. • ':. •'" A - •, - "' '. -. - ',. 2 ' -' - .- '" • 1 - , agreed to with the Seminole Youth Rant-tm Board and to consider our eiuiployces when hiring their stafL" Another part of the agreement was that the children remaining at the residential center w ou ld be cared for by Y111 until they' were able to be returned to their P1II Ii F - -- ' ' ' - - ---1ii parents or be placed elsewhit.-re. Only 1116 (-all place a child at' the adolescent proup hoine, said Nirs. Cotto. have a fast turnover," she addLA. "Sometinies the)- are only here on an , emergency basis for a day or weekend, while others may be he re for a month or a )ear. " As - as possible, youngsters are placed with foster parents, a relative or reconciled with their own parents. Placement is more difficult for teenagers than younger children. A depe nden t ch ild is defined as one under the age of 18 who is found by the Seinole m i no l e sth R anc h is serving as Se immi uiolt' ( Sem SOOn 15 children, but VPl eventually- hopes to be able to care for 20 as space is added a nd a mobile home on the property is fixed up Right now another uuiobiie home Is used as the office and the youngsters - by - ••,. 1 - rry - \eli,I m'st-m'imt ( coup I loutut' mliii 'a 5tititut'rg t o ld tier t;isk tie v la-,t 'var ''l)eiui1etity east- s h'., aliie,st double-el in Semmcimiolv (ecuiity 'a'. limIt- at (tie- Salle- - cell 1.11 ihit Wa- leach a live-year .k ith thee Stuiciuuth- I lease Mental Health 1 -meor ,rh -pt'ret $ lLOmX) imuiproving the hi-Irs- ttt uteviti In to Iiiee't the IL , t mmliv temulp''ranv a cit I 'e.ts.•r placement have den - u a'ass.'t In 1-177 !tei it- ,- I a - qclers- uls - nI'- enmity 1 hIltS and tie (ire emph.asized this IN thO bare inininium the program, which worked with children court to have been abandoned, abused or are housed and fed only in the t-----'- -;:---— - neglected by parents or guardian; to needed and another $10,034 s'. ill be with behavioral disorders that kept them needed Iromim the community flue staff from functioning normally in the home or have been surrendered to hitS or a child placing agency for adoption, to ha ve includes two counselors a cook, school and their families. The goal was to -- - - secretary and four clidd-ciuc workers, get thern back into their home and school A (- ounprel'ieflsise including soiui-t- CE TA Eniployment Training Act workers. if possible within a 90-day period There was a70 percent success rate, Rape said. piersistently run' away; to be habitually truant from school to persistently disobey the reasonable and lawful demands of his parents or other legal cusioumans and to oe oeyonu ineir control, All of them are assigned chores Youth E'rogramims, famous*ir its use of volunteers, will also be recruiting a- a 41, walk around, play basketball or ride the two ponies. They all love the animals." "We have all the boys we have room to take right now and there is room for only two more girls," said Mrs. Cotta, The home is licensed to accommodate - l.,,t ts,, c-ar'- -- 5u_trtb1 tie ties N port prst oh 1 to Althou0i iii oI itdt-qu.itt, volunteers who will be scTeened and the task torcc, thu liwk mmiint tutu; s for t it mu trained to assist staff and provide plate are 'eu St nuemueo art residinti.i ( ouiit' spe cific services in skills and training, recreation, trios, visits and tutor: A counselor-friend system has been organized to provide a one-to-one relationship between a youth and a volunteer when appropriate, either during the youth's stay, after or both. Former Seminole County' health and Rehabilitative Services Single Intake Supervisor Tom Weinberg was chairman of the task force formed last year with a goal of actively recruiting temporary and foster placements for dependent children and establishing a group home. He has been given much of the credit for obtaining the funding for the new group home. He has since been promoted to supervisor of HRS office in Apopka, results III Increased inetidtiets '1 ucu auuu .i i.0 neglect i ii eI prograzum to allow a cooling tiff period" between parent zit1 child contributes to further deterioration iii (tie relationship, Because of incidents of running assasand acting out behavior lie-re mel these' children find their ssay Into the juvenile justice systemum VP! has it one-year least' ss mUm Seminole Youth Ranch in 'as hit-fe it acre-es to pay $600 it umuonth rent, take- cmv of repairs and normal maintenance and provide liability insurance Dr. Alan Guy, president of the Seminole Youth Ranch Board, said the rent goes into a fund tolue U.,Cd ShOUld thC board have to take over opt-ration of the it Ilti iii the operation of the randi at the tinit- lwink!. Guy said the hoa rd desi t e d it let licaulu tin ossncrshmp of the property hit e- IISU1m that it continue to be operat ed as a facility for children. lceeu - Many of the children are runaways, according to Mrs. Cotto, and have emotional problems related to their unstable environment and broken homes. All are required to attend public school while at the ranch. "They all seem to like it here," she said, "because of the country-like at, mosphere. They have plenty of room to 972 - The y outi I main-h has undergone several changes, since It 'asas chartered in 1969 as a n o n-pu of it, interdenominational mnstituut'n ek'ditatt-d to rehabilitation of delinquent .) 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'' r. - • - 1' • . .. .. - ]HIerIdtf - 72nd Year, No 217—Thunciay, May 1, 980—$anford, Florida 3277 1 — p . f555 :. V S -. -•.. : •.. Evening Hera ld—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents I 5 .. - - 0 04._S O - ZF — -------- - - - - - . - * - ' - slackened walls remain where yesterday a new April 23, suffered severe damage In an early 'restaurant stood. Casa Sandroni, which opened morning lire. 1 FireCIoses Dóors Cr — - •, S . I S •••k(_ . I S . . S . . •1 .. S - S 0 S S . • . S - - . — . 0 - - - ,.. . . .- - - . * . .- 5, . - 5-. 4 -. 30 ,. . S I - - . - - - . - - 5 -- • ' • . . •— - U41 we" M ou the 4-. - . •' r • - -. • -I , ' - -S ' ' "ofaId PM?. by T.mViacisW Rate Fire Marshal Bob Christian (in t-shirt). talks 'of the blaze whith damaged 84jadron to restaurant owner Julius .Sandion[ this rnoriilng restaurant, as th e investigation begins to déIermlne the cause ' See FIRE Page ZA - 5 - By DONNA EES compliance office of the Law Enfor- and could not be disturbed. Herald Staff Writer cement Assistance Administration of the Mize, in a cover letter to the 144-page plalning parties. 11 the city is to U.S. Equal Employm ent Opportunity Jack Pridgen, aide to Sen, Chiles, said 'rnponse to a questionnaire from the cooperate In any further investigation, it Commission nearly three years ago. Both A U.S. Justice Department official Justice Department, refused Vlednesday the file on the city's request for Justice Department concerning former is absolutely essential that we have this had been terminated by the city earlier, Wednesday afternoon refused to answer to answer any questions atlout the case. assistance has "been flagged" and the Acting Police Sgt, John C. Moore and information," Mize said In the letter, but the reasons for termination from any auestk*ta about why the city of . He also said it --would be fruitless In t. Justice Department will be contacted on Tony Brooks-currently on tIi esltu't MI,. I IIIV !.;iLy AUIUJI wai uieirjvu were rem ed irom city flies Sanford Is being investigated for alleged tempt to gain answers from anyone else a regular basis until some response Is payroll as a Drug Enforcement Agency Sanford "denies all allegations of as part of the agreement. . • - - us ice Department- Refuses- To Discuss Sanford - Case - S - The fire also caused smoke damage to the Holiday House - 5 - - . - extinguish Un Maze which had spread thro4ghout the tounge downtown blaze at 3-57 a.m. today - 0 -. - - dill -1. By DAVID ?L RAZLER restaurant and a beauty parlor sharing the complex of conHerald Staff Writer crete block buildings. A Sanford' restaurant which held Its grand opening only a Holiday House is open today, "but it smells terrible" said ek ago had Its doors closed by (Ire early this morning, employee Deborah Hanna, adding the staff was working to Cust Sandic*d, 300 E. Commercial Ave. a new restaurant clean soot from interior walls. which opened April ,wa5 swept bya f ire first repor ted at - The building, opened in IN9 has been the site of several 1:43 this morning, Sanford firefighters say. rstaurants, Including Club W. The Fourty Thieves, Ruby's • The fire started In the bar area, destroying about half of the chines restaurant and the new one just opened by Julius ipewly refurbished building's Interior and severely damaging Sandroni, of 2813 Sanford Ave. We rest, Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett said. Sandroni was not availible for comment this morning, but State fire Investigators joined Sanford firemen In their Helen Appleton, the Orlando-based manager of the property Patch for a cause of Up blaze This nx izcg Harr ieit said he for its Marylantthwner,jald it will be rebuilt if the structure is had no idea he We fire started. ,not too heavily damaged . The building's roof and possibly some support girders will The property is owiedby Potomac, Md. resident Chang Pin liave'in be replaced because of heat damage, Harriett said, Yu, who purchased the l8,94quare-1oot complex in Sepestimating damage to the Interior alone at more than $30,000 tember, 1979 from J W Hickman of Winter Park for $375,000 . Police say they received a call from a First Street resident On the advice of a tire investigator this morning, Appleton shortly before 1-46 a m today, reporting the fire declined to say how much the building is insured for By 1:43 a.m., firefighters were on the scene, working to Exactly one minute after firefighters got back from the S - I .. nIeni • — -. v Nou, S S . -. • .5 WW (!f . S - - - •. , -- ••' *155* 1551555 550-- - - - ov - S S S S - . • . -- 5 - - - 5 - 5 civil rights violations in a case believed in the agency. IIA4 will direct you to the received. officer, requested that some answers be wrongdoing." He also said that Officer Mayor Let- P. Moore has said that the settled nearly ftee years ago. public infqtmatlon office," Hamby said, Meanwhile, City Attorney Vernon Min given the city now that the city has Brooks is still employed by * city and is city would comply with this request for At the same time U.S. Sen. Lawton • An inquiry at that office also eliclte no forwarded to the Justice Department a responded to the federal government, apparently satisfied with his position of information and documentation. Calling Cities, D-Lakeland, has yet to receive a Information. An attempt today to cox act thick packet of Inforznatlwi demanded by "Now that the city has responded to the employment and former officer Moore the new Justice Department in. response from that agency on questions by telephone Ms. Winifred A. Duuton, that agency under threat to the city of its questionnaire, It would seem appropriate would still be employed by the city If It vestigation "harassment," Moore said he sske4 after Sanford officials ippealed attorney advisor with the office of civil. losing federal revenue sharing funds and and in the interest of Justice for the city to were not for his physicAl condition. furlher action of this sort might wind up to him for help rights, compliance, was unsuccessful, any future Law Enforcement Assistance be furnished evidence of complaints and Both men were reinstated In jobs with with the city pursuing the issue into the - - S — — - — — — — Gregory Hamby, of the civil rights ML Dunton was reporWy in i a meeting Administration grants. details of the complaints by the com- the city as part of an agreement 'with the federal Lourts. Iranian Embassy In London ~k V, • -. - S 5 - -5 , - S - I . / jI - . 55 5 5 _ 11 5 - I - • LONDON (UPI) — An Iranian Arab Scotiand Yard's crack anti-terrorist from a group of nearly 100 demonstrators 0 '• - suicide squad holding the Iranian team, kept up a.,constant negotiations by • S - - . •, • 5 -• ' -- S S 0 Chris Cramer, 32, a BBC television gathered outside police barricades newsman, came to the door clutching his Embassy released one hostage for telephone with the gunmen and con- shouting support for Iranian leader stomach. He was helped down the emmedical treatment today, theip relented vinord them to extend their noon Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. bassy front steps by two policemen and on back-to-back death threat deadlines deadline for two hours. Police negotiators said they had no taken away. in a waiting ambulance. against 11 others. "This Is not a sign of weakness, but our identities of the gunmen other than their Police said Cramer was suffering a 71111721111 armed members of "The Group IuznanItazlan duty," the gunmen said In claim to be Iranians of Arab descent "stomach infection." of the Martyr" decided twice within two a statement to police. "We are giving the from the province of Khuzestan. hours to extend deadlines let for born- Iranian government until 2pin.(9 a.m. The hostage-takers wish the world to The gunmen demanded the release of btng the embassy, which they Morns EDT) today. "After 2 p.m. today, all 91 prisoners held in Khuzestan by know they were humane people because andoccupled Wednesday. Both deadlines responsibility falls on the Iranian Khomeini's government. They said they Cramer needed medical attention," a pesied without Incident. government." also wanted autonomy for the region and police spokesman said. The gunmen, who stressed they were But Um gunmen left themselves an out, an airplane to fly themselves and their Cramer's stomach problems occurred Iranians of Arab descent, originally saying they would extend the deadline hostages out of Britain. Less than 12 hours after police passed hot • threatened to blow up themselves and again "if the Iranian government will Just 30 minutes before the first food through a window to the hostages 11*1, hostages at noon (7 am. EDT) acknowledge they are negotiating- with deadline, the gunmen opened one of the and the gunmen, but thee was no In. their demands for the relaueof the British guvefllflleflL" two massive black wooden front doors of dication the two incidents were related. comrades imprisoned in Iran were inst. The second deadline passed quietly, the embassy and released one of their Cramer was the second hostage But members of the "Blue Berets," The only noise oulde the embassy came hosta ges. released for medical reasong, S - Suicide Squad Extends Deadline - - - -) S -,•. •. 0 S • 4 - - 0 - - - 5 * S -S - - / - S - - - - .• S S ranian _____ I , - --— -. - '. S .• , * . . ___ - , . . ____ S ' —[ . -' S •• , , S S %iol.-s Find,Defuse Bombs In Tehran '0-ffi c ;•4 5 - - • ,.' S I: - '• • ' - — S ThlmAN,Iran( UPI) —Hundaof speallz1ngInuutsntof burn victjms. preparod w'de(end itself agMtatc Carter and the US. Armed Foceeswo uld "*W* of Irppli' carrylag piacarda . Iran blamed the bombings on the from the United States try to Improve their damaged public and c$iantlng anti-US, slogans rn$rct*d United States . and "American leftists" Both military and government officials Image by "further military" aareinn In May Day rallies In Iran today and who battled Moslem fundamentalists at authorities lotmd and defined bombs at Iranian universities last month to blow up a major Telan izidge In Abu Dhabi in the Persian Gull, IILmIc Militants hoisted banners Presl4sntAbothassanBanI.Sa4rblmed outside bidLthigi In several cities where the United Nations and the boviet Union heYsaldUsAusrlCanhodagesWenow today for Iran's difference with -its being held. • . neighbors. The govraiient radio said bombs He said the two Lsuperpowers were ies' I(*Wd UD the Hales BC1dS new "afraid of the Iranian reVolution arid % hatred bs$OVtM UsM*IDSY Ungtoimin mwc. between Its Islamic nations." 5 - - I 5 5 5 —. — •,' - FORGOT. , sprho . - - V * , 5 '. -— - .. - 110mi Oc q I IN am *Wd Mat- hl I* to. 0* ft as pow -- ______________ S -. • o - -- S 5 - S - 5 - - 5 5 S.:S S:;..: "- ... , IIIIiIl 00 - officials -- - -- •S_5 ..: S :IA 1* S - 5 -S - :- •IE I .il . — �- 7 _______ - - 1 - -' - - - , • .. - - • • -- e - -- - . ______ r ._ - 1 I 1. -, ' -: - I - I - 2A-Evening H.rasdsaflfc,d Ft. . _.~_ -__. - .1 I% RLD I . La Ice I . ... I - IN BRIEF U.S., N ATO Ambassadors Boycott Soviet May Day . . ary ' tA. . . an nt city co Like Mary' The Lake Mary City Council at its 7:30 p.m. meeting today must make a two-pronged decision first, whether to grant Bennett an bithfor liabifltylnanrance,review a site plan numerous council a month ago to halt construction until for the proposed construction of a Palmer building deficiencies were corrected face Electric office on WIHXW Avenue; approved cii second reading an ordinance changing the legal action from the city elWision Loa year-old building permit for the structqre or to continue wi the procedures JohnSqulresof the ComBankCorp.; considet an agreemeQi from Central Florida Bench which 'would allow the firm to locate its advertising benches in the city, and to - City Manager Phil Kulbes said Bennett zoning hun agriculture to commercial AM Ignored previous orders to halt construction. office commercial on a $-acre parcel on Lake A lengthy list of construction deficiencies My Boulevard and Sun Drive for coo- authorize the mailing of coliles of the city's comprehensive land use plan to othet .Altamon OKs' te IN - -... .• -- ...- governmental units within the county. :1 H ft Vance Leaves With Sadness WASHINGTON( UPI) The changing of the guard has begun at the State Department with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance gone, taking "one big sadness"with him, and the acting secretary, Warren Christopher, saying that he will leave after Edmund Muskie is in office. Muskie probably will not take over as secretary of state for about three weeks, giving him time as chairman of the Senate Budget Committee to finish work on the 1961 budget before his. confirmation - - ACIVItY Area Near Volcano VANCOUVER, Wash.(UPI) - Warning to~ of rock ' uui uine crasning uon fromvolcanic Ordinance -- I. As Vance said his farewells to about 500 State Department employees Wednesday, he. said he was leaving "with one blgsadness ... the fact that some of our colleagues cannot be with us. My thoughts and prayers will re main with them and with you to he lp - . bring them back safely." It was the Iran hostage issue that finally divided Vance from the president. Vance, it has been learned, believed that the rescue mission, even if It had been successful, might have resulted In other Americans, Including reporters In Iran, being taken hostage by the Iranian radicals. Part R.I. (UPI) Psycho' WASHINGTON (UP!) -The son of a slain organized crime ,chieftain today accused William "Willie the • nine killings. Fred Harvey BUnadonna, THE BUTLER TAKES FALL Sanford Middle School Friday evening. Other members of the cast Include: (from left) Tisha Tipton, Murphy Wolford, Todd Hildegran, Michelle' Johnson, Elise Freeman, Tracy McNeill and Liz Prior (on the couch). • - - nfl • • • flnmn., •...1. .,. ,.__,. tin...,••_ tuvui w ULU . wuacr rar a Johnson, 36, of 691 Walkup Drive, Orlando, been charged in toe kidnap and rape of a Winter Springs woman in her apar tmen t. He had entered her home posing as a burglar alarm Installer and then threatened her with a gun and a knife, police report. Willard P. ' • -WOMAN RAPED IN LONG WOOD A o oedthrnaswu raped Monday by a man who entered her ajrtment posing as a maintenance worker, deputies report. . I Deputies say the woman returned from the laundromat at . • • • MAN He pulled a gun, they say, then raped her. ORLANDO MAN JAILED FOR WINTER SPRINGS RAPE An Orlando man, In the Orange County Jail awaiting on a bur glar y charge, has been moved to Seminole County arraignment on charges he raped a Winter Springs woman in her home April 17. -• ..Fire Closes (Continued From Page Uj scene of another blaze, which destroyed a home currently under renovation on 13th Street. Harriett said the fire burned the entire second story off a house at 1107 W. 13th St., under renovation by owner, Charles Merritt. L 602 S. Sanford Avg. Although no one was legally living in the home, Harriett says the fire appears to have been started by someone sleeping in the empty building. No one was found at the scene or reported Injured In the blaze, he said. The en* structure Is probably damaged beyond sal vaging, Harriet! said. ______________________ I ., • " " " 1'-~~ - , , .,.1 %f,t . I - " _______• - • _i- _ ', ., -. L j(i'c.' , -.. • ' . -:. -- _, •- • • NATIONAL REPORTS Heavy ialns In the Colorado Rockies inunda ted low-lying homes and prompted authori ties evacua te about 1 families near Big, Thompson Canyon. :where a flash flood killed more than l30 people in 1978. Heavy rains, ,thunderstorms and some snow hit West Virginia Wedsiesday, bringing mudelldes and flooding that ca used officials o close schools in some areas. Golfball.aized hail and heavy a1ns pel ted por tions of north and central Texas. In Colorado, hunderstorzns dumped 1½ Inches into the Big Thompson and J'oudre ri vera, already swollen from winter snow runoff. he Vera and a.forecast of more thunderstorms for lapIWy today forced Larlmer County offldals to use for the flrst time a flood plan prepared after the 1976 flood which killed at least 139 people. Some bodies were never recovered. I AREA READINGS1 a.m.): temperature: 67; overnight ow; 64; yesterday's high: 85; barome tric pressure: 2992; relative humIdity: 84 percent; lnds: west at 9 m.p,h. ~ FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs,9:09 a.m.,9:27 O.M.; lows, 2:51 a.m.,2:50 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, c i. - 0. .. • .;- • . .- -.- _ • . 1. ., - J '' . ___ :-' 1 . . ___ - - • • . • . - 4 . I • 'T - - Cuba 1, . t .,_"-: ."-,I 1. ' . . -1:•4!i -. ~WA .-• . - , . ,.•,- . - • - .., • • • • A -- , •i4A •k. ,., public 1011100 • . , • '• • 'Thursday, Mayl I 11 . 101110 Vol ,..,i s. w J$erld, let., ill N. reac* Aye, hawd Fig. 31711. . --t- • Sewd Class Peas" Paw . •. -: ' ' ' I SAnlna and ofth, ft feet COIIIW5U p het ,. .r ung contest at the recent state competition 011k CooperatIve FIQrlda held In Orlando. Other Lake Brutley studen ts -- • ,' A plat 1 the 10 lots lit Ramblewood, unit ULnUe Hidden LakePUD 11 -AManfor an offIce lgat2g. • Orlando Drive for Ralph Kazaclan.. - A site plan and change of use for family ' amusement game room at 1119 French Avenue as requested by Michael Jackson A site plan for a aniall auto sale, asia ddltlonattlw Sanford AucQonat 1215 French - p Education Clubs ' to residential. reaching the state will Krida be repein'l'ig finals were Cathy Aycock. den ta l; James Cantrell, dental; Todd Glum, itlxes un - Ave. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Carter, ending the travel ban he imposed five months ago to deal with the Iran hostage crisis, says the issues facing the 'United States are "manageable enough" that he can make limited trips and do some campaigning. The president's spokesman said Carter will not debate Sen. Edward Kennedy, his challenger for the Democratic nomina- • - - • - . head last Dec. 17. He also says the - - WASHINGTON THE I . • i ' ç - • • a,: 1. • - BERT LANCE . . . • . - ' • ' ' ' Dolly, 9.9 - A I II - ~ I . ) ~ . I , I ww ia - Early Bird 1 .Availabl • S aturda y e O nly' S , ATI O OPENS A.M. ay Early Bird 8 AX-9 - 3 0 A.M. P Satur • d ay E rly Bi a , rd AX- :3 0 ONLY 9 Saturday Early : A .M. Sat. Only • : INE P HOSPITAL NOTES • - - 7 ' 3 A ft r 30 ' e A SEMINOLEMEMORIAL' HOSPITAL APRILI.. INC ADMISSIONS • Sanford . Rkhavd 0 81fl1011 tuch Clowns! John' FiScher ___________ HaflhsyF. Francis, D.H Isabelle T. Rulle, Deltona • Jamn L. Wilson, 01t00% Ruby Watson. Orono* City Ca T. Hill, SI. P.ficrg • - , • Snlord: - Phyllis M. Reynolds Joiner Gland. V. Kilroy and baby boy ' Jacqusilni SVtIISrIId and baby . girl Evelyn Batsmn, Delton. Bf1. ositona S ft er 9: 30 A .M . A fter - • ---.•," •- •- .-,- A . - , \ . O 34. O RM 3 ~ i__7 'FOR' , , • __. `_- Weed & Feed .. F or use on Bahia, Ber. 2FOR ..I $ i muda and Zoysia • 27'/ pounds cover 5,000 6" Plastic Pots sq. ft. • Kills lawn weeds Includ. Plastic pots for your Ing black medic, dande- home or patio. lions, and many others. 97c " hanging basket 0 ' ' _.,_ !I 2 For 27 011T110 '' 5 I Feed n4.4 - .• . $t Miracie.Gro Weed & Feed __ ______ Plant Food . • For use on St. Augustine _______________ "'. ". '2 St. Augustine ,J . and Centipede lawns. . Controls and prevents % lawn weeds, Covers 3,000 sq. ft. Several types to choose from 1'/2 pound container. - I 1 pound Peters Plant Food •.. 1.74 9 ol 10 7 -,-- - X. 347 - Spectracide 6000 tpa - und Insect contro l covers 6,000 square feet. 12'i P ;6 688 000 Quart • 'i Controls major Insect I , 'tests 102 types. m.D0IA 57'J9 I WIlT OILMSI ( For flea control indoors andout.Aisoforuseasa flea dip on dogs and cats. - Spectracide I - Flea Flip Quart 1%. -4-. U4 no 0 0to$4Oa ton can be made for $14 . . ____________ -. - _. , 3 For Sl Beautiful plastic pots and saucer. hja * 1 4" Plastic Pots 6 Weed and "i • Feed .,_... .•.• ... ' , - -- - J 1 - Cit Flag said technique was and Inexpensive corn, to other coal-washing . - _____ "We've taken literally junk that's harmful to the environ-IIiefltafldtlIflCdItItItoiCOalFOdUCtwOrth$30(O$401*r Ion," said Andrew Donahue of Memphis, Teno., company chairman. Donahue said -his process produces pellets o coal that uniformly meet energy and pollution standards, by removing sulf ur and ash impurities. The firm Is arranging to build several cleailng pla Ohio, at an estimated oil of $1 jnffl'ijg a piece DISCIIAIGI$ - ' procesa. • • 'I i - methods.Steam coal worth I OTTING I 1 I Company simple P A ' I withllme. ' I MILORG NITE ' 1 c al : U.S. (UPI) : ziss MST CO.(M4 PEAR TU(A5AV CthTIR V V A _____________________________________________ 'uv*i \i ST AT TIIACP.tfi A A - i-'- °°° StMOR* AIISOIJTH AT 1(R) uusua (AlT OI1)L V iIt$UWI PLAZA ?)S5V I 'fM IA - s.wsso NIWH 1132 AT S AT US IfY 441 & 27 TU JJRPIT BLVD S(LtA 8' 061)100 \ oiuim - , - - - VA us "M It 92 k*X1 - /*1TAM06TI SPUSS) • . , , - • - ____________ 1014 ST c IIRAL Al SAM) tM! RO j !D .JJ At IRONICS* - •, *OOOL$U BLVD CASSUILIIT n' • .4 • 'I : ordeal over? . . . VING PL CE A 1 II into pellets, wblleImpurities arerenderedchemlcallyneutral mnnmm- Hamel M. DeCimp. Deilona • . I ., ' a _00%_ - ' , ftlism . •- S Businessmen In Louisville, Ky. have discovered a process to convert much of the nation's 30 billion (ona of coal refuse Into a usable epergy resource. Sulphur Control Inc., a tiny firm founded by the businessmen, reportedWednesday ft has pHed- for patents .• on the process. George Brown, the company biochemist who developed the process, said fine coal refuse is screened, run through a tank of warm water with. chlorine and placed in a separator tankwhere c hemical reactions ocour. Recovered coal is then turned • neyer saw Alex Marrero strike McDuffis and although he Identified one officer at the, scene us Sgt. Ira Diggs, dld notrecognlzehlm as sitting ______________ at the defense table. 6Irnlc 0 LawrenCe I'- • - • Into A Usabif Energy Resource Miami policeman John TAMPA, Fla. be mistaken hi his Identifica tion could says he Gerant Watts as the Dade County policeman he saw of Michael in surance man Ar ur McDuffl. in the th hashing black Tt*Irn. Lawson I , - --,...---.-- _. - * APOI C : 1 - Witness Confused At Trial ____ • ~ - - (UP!) um west side of IU4geWOQIJ Ave mo between Terrace Drive .1 i A Marie ,venue, K1cewuci4 ORLANDO '' New Process Turns Coal Refuse -. ' rezoning of itS p,fli. today at CItY hail. development, • Lake Hrs,t!e High School Distributive Education stident Joa Wood diaptays trupky be received fuc wlutag first place is the job Iatrvlew - r Hunt. OQ - JON'S TOPS IN JOB 4TERVIIW . • . 12½ acres whim teSanora development will ' , - - _co .. -- • be hold by the Sailord 1. -. • USPS TOM HUNT Panel To Consider Sanora Rezoning t . r .' - - - . . - , -. Ewnhig Iltiuld • - through sho*ers. '-' . !'° 1 Jones Guilty In Gold Caper .. Havana mid, -' Ur troops will be ready ldcase the enemy troop plan an aggression against our country." The ' broadcast said the maneuvers would begin May 7 and continue -,throughout the UOn of the maneuvers." Ban u ravel , ' I.1 U.S-~ f'14 IU iflvaue says _____ - . • NftAkl (UPI) '- CWN will mobil its troops May 5 AIW bold maneuvers In its eastern provinces d uring U.S. Marines sinpUblous 6ndis at the Guantanamo Naval Hue, Radio Havana annwanced today. I 0 • "' ' • • ._- ' . • T ouse • "I'vedevelopeddoeprootasincelcsmehereandthe people here have stood by me In pod, and bad times. I don't intend to move," said Hunt, who has been active in the United Fund and many other community projects and organiza tions. that replaces his present boss, Bill Dresser. He said he was not ready to announce who his successor as Sanford manager would be, but he will be coming to town. out week. Hiatt's new office will be in the Sun Bank lit downtown Orlando until the new six-story Southern Bell headquarters bilkth* on Cringe Avenue Is completed In late September or early October, • • Derulation Bill In H I .1 . 1 i . . . -'--'. Now In Recession I - County •. , 1'54 1 8'16 9'03 BOATING FORECAST-. SL A118'Une. to Jupiter I bdek Oii(' 105 A M1111a: "Winds varlAwe arounil 10 knots tWay"and tonight *coming easterly 10 to 15 knots Friday. Seas 3 feet or less tnst1ydoudy.wlth a chance ola few thundershowers.----- AREA FORECAS Considerable cloudlursa today through i r&y with a - chance of a low periods, o: rain arid , thun. lerahowers. Highs In the low 60. Lows tonight low to mid lOs. I.1• IA __ kIII ' Winds vsr1.e vu'. n*Ugbtchancsof then • •_-•. 2q49 ''- • -.; -j • - • V labIa D It' s Of ' Tern Hunt, manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Corn- ) pany office in Sanford, hall been promoted to Orlando district r : manager effective today. Hunt, who came toSanfordon May 2,1974, said he just A09 learned about his new lob on Monday. afternoon, , qt is awg d'llenge," he said, "but I'm just delighted. I've got the dIstrictjbI've mddhavingandsuflbeable thco to live and be Involved In Sanford." The Orlando District Includes Sanford, Chuluota, Oviedo, Geneva, and north Seminole County areas and DeBaryDeltona in Vohala Ccuntyu well as Orlando and East Orange •j. . - '. ':- , 1. ___ _ .• •.1 -•' • ____ ' - .1 . ____ . 'ii.\t. - -. _____ Later that night, he, was taken to Florida North Hospital where he was diagnosed as suffering from lntercranlal. -.,r. ,- Southern Bell Promote* s Tom Hun t4 , :-, , ,'#,- JT-,.!A • • , _____ On Dec. 9, 1977, Anderson fell near the Enterprise Post Office,- and was taken first to the physician's office, then to Seminole Memorial. I - A. I -, _____________ Anderson, ucwuig. .. ' - '' o .ig .. . I . " 1: • T 18 to 20 years old. ; the bill as head of the state Division*of land Sales and Con- , .t" - :_.-.,,,~;;&.',. 11 I - T , 1", I - - . . .. --------. -r .i .-•--..-- •A all U)JIJlItlIl UI lilt IIlti*AUI t, UtU I '....i.... lUI UUII • June Chose Nashville Route To Find Herself, Say Police The suit charges the doctors and nurses at Seminole. Memorial should have noticed Anderson's condition SUIT FILED AGAINST DOCTORS, HOSPITAL deteriorating, and transferred him to the be t ter-equipped Deaplt. a medical panels finding that two Deltona Florida North earlier than they did to save his life. • 4 - • i . .. . i, II. UUfl c.... the prosecution team, said, "A retrial on the three In September, 1977, nine months after he took counts would do pretty good because they all in- - office, the self-described -country banker" volve false statements. The false statement counts forced to resign his budget post. He underwent was three are clear ones to try." days of Senate hearings into his past financial "It's through as far as I'm concerned," said dealings invoking loans at several north Georgia Lance Wednesday, although he addd, i the banks. Al -gbvernmcnt wants to nursue the-tce "ilI Ihiw I--. . A grand jur y handed down a 33-count indictment have to do is ring the bell." in May l979charging Lance and business associates - Lance said he talked to President Carter shortly tion, but will take on the Republicail candidate. Carter told several hundred community leaders invited to the White House Wednesday he woul4 begin to travel "within a few week." "It has been a long ti me that I have stayed in th e White House, under extraordinary circumstances," Carter said. "But times change, and a lot of the responsibilities that have been on m hulders the past few months have now been alleviated to some degree. • "I will always keep before the American people ... the plight of the American hostages," he said, "but we have now coinpleteci a rescue operation that was complicated, and which, unfortunately, was not successful," ORLANDO, Fla, (UP!) - A police investigator says A White House aide said the president would make a series of the 15-year-old girl whose parents believed *e. was short trips, "probably out and back the same day." He said no trips have been scheduled yet, and the type of appearances has abducted from a rock conièrt three weeks ago decided to stay in Nashville because something was missing not been decided, .. • from her life, Presidential press secretary Jody Powell said the president Juice Finkbeiner and the 17-year-old boy she has been . will not debate Sen. Edward Kennedy. living with - apparently voluntarily - In Nashville Carter "does intend, if he is the Democratic nominee, to were taken Into custody Tuesday. They were located at debate the nominee of the Republican Party, If the Republican a Music p - nomine, will do that," 'oweU 1d. rehabilitated drug users. Powell said it was Carter's "udgment he can conduct a June was last seen in Orlando on April 5, when she limi ted travel schedule without having a deleterious effect on I the hostage situation," left a concert at the Tangerine Bowl with her brotherin-law Leonard Strickland because she was feeling sick, Strickland said someone he believed to be a • stranger helped June tostrickJand'scaj. and the three f i i of them drove to a restaurant to get her a drink. W hen Strickland returned from Inside, the car had S vanished. "We have not established without a doubt whether it was or was not an abduction," Orlando Police Chief United Press international James soy said Wednesday at a news conference, The government finally has concluded t1e United States is in a recession, officials say 10 million American coupon-clippers cheat on their Income taxes, and for the first time it costs a family of four more than $20,000 a year to maintain a moderate standard of living. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - After weeks of "We are clearly now moving Into a recession," said the debate and study, the House Regniatory RefOrm administration's chief inflation fighter Alfred Kahn WednesCommittee has approved and sent to the floor a bill day. "The only question is 'how deep it' Is going;" removing most regulations from the bus and trucking Kahn commented after the Commerce De par tment reported industries. • its index of lead ing economic indicators pl unged 2.6 percent in The controversial measure was passed on a 17-1 vote March, Its sharpest drop In 5½ years and its third largest on Wednesday with the only negative vote cast by Rep. record, .Fred Jones, D-Auburndale. The Index, a collection of statistics showing where the Although theSenatehasapproveda bill providing for economy is heading, fell to 131.3, With the exception of ::: significant deregulation of trucking, there are major January, it has been heading downward since October. differences between the two measures, "I think the index is telling us something - wt're ip a Truckers oppose deregulation, fearing it will lead to I., cutthroat competition tha t will force smaller cornrecession now," said Felix Ta, mm the Commerce Depa rtpanies out of business. merit's keeper of the Index. Treasury Secretary G. William Miller appealed to Congress - to withhold the taxes people owe on Interest payments and divide in order to ensure the taxes are paid. • wage earners who pay their taxes "It's hard to see how e. should be treated differently from someone who is clipping MIAMI(UPI) - Attorneys for the suspended chief of coupons," said Miller, the nation's fifth largest school system say they will Internal Revenue Commissioner Jerome Kurtz said 7 million appeal his conviction on charges he tried to use public to6rnllllon Americans under report interest and dividends and money to buy gold, luxury plumbing fixtures for his another 2 million fail to file returns on'such Income - a total of $127,000 vacation )orne. about 10 million violators. It took an all-white jury only 21* hours to come back Organizations representing financial institutions oppose the with a guilty verdict on the second degree grand theft tax, maintaining it would discourage savings and hur t the charges_against Dr. Johnny L. Jones, former Dade elderly . The measure appears to face a difficul t future In the County superintendent of schools, Ho us e Ways and Means Committee. th Jones, who displayed no emotion as he listened to e verdict, was convicted of trying to use a special, emergency fund to buy luxury plumbing fixtures for a second home he was building near Naples, Fla. IN BRIEF ••."'. parliamentary trick to pull the bi.11 into his Ways and Mens; Carter Declares End . - to - FLORIDA i • • I :. -.. bent over, dropping It, say police. The gun went off, the bullet grazing both tu legs,they reportet __ __ __ ..; . Joneswascarryinga.ncaliberpljto1in)i1petwn • - •. John a,, f 1415 W. , to the hospi tal after suffering minor Injuries at 10 p.m. police say, - Friday. City, gave Senate Investigators dramatic testimony about, the extent of mob control in Kansas City. In testimony pr epared for the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations Bonadonna linked Cammisano to at least nine killings in the past 30 years. "Willie the Rat" got his nickname "because he killed people and stuck them in sewers so the rats could eat them," Bonadonna told the senators, - Memorial Hospital with malpractice in the treatment of his son on Dec. 9, 1977. The youth died 24 days later at Florida Hospita l North. The suit also charges physician P.L. Bacharach, on the three-member Medical Mediation panel w hich In March found the physicians and hospital innocent of any wrongdoing in the Incidel, .ws biased in favor cf the doctors. In March, the mediation panel, which is convened to: evaluate medical evidence before a malpractice trial, found no LSVlFS of n IgeeJ anyon' part In the, death of Robert A 71-year-old Sanf ord 'man was trea ted and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday night after accidentally shooting hIIIISCII. . , - w son of the late David • . physicians and Seminole Memorial Hospita l did no wrong In treat ing a youth who died after a fall, his parents have filed medica l malpractice suit. -Douglas Ande rson, Deltona, fa ther of Robe rt Anderson, who dle4 In 1977 at the age of 17, has filed suit charging physicia ns Frederick Weigand and Harvey Schefsky and Seminole neurologist for an encephalogram, which may be entered Into evidence, The test is the-last In a series of psychological evaluations of Oli ver reques ted by his attorneys before the trial be gan. SAN SALVADOR, El Sal9ador (UPI) Gunmen wounded at least eight people in a machine gun and bomb attack on a meeting of a powerful leftist alliance that urged a massive turnout for an anti-goverment march today, witnesses said. y - also debated but failed proposal to raise the drinking age front • - Wednesday's court sessions in the trial of Richard Oliver, accused of the rape and marder of an Orlando girl in Seminole County two years ago, ended early to allow defense attorneys to take their client for neurological tests. The prosecution In the case of the death of Clara Lame Clayton, whose body was found May 20, 1978, Ina Geneva field, was expected to wrap up Its case today, the third day of testimony. On Wednesday afternoon, Oliver's attorneys, James Figgatt • . - Th e butler, Andy McNeil, lay on the floor during a rehearsal for the play, 'Th e Phantom Strikes Again," to be presented to parents and students of . I Salvador Gunmen Wound 8 vu.) 7 - % * I I . - . . . - declared a mistrial on the three remaining counts, after thV verdicts; w announced and, "he was Thomas Mitchell, Richard T. Carr and 11. .1~ickson Mullins with bank fraud and conspirac-. Is considering defense motions for directed verdicts delighted." of aquittal and will not rule on the matter until midLance was one of the first people Carter brought "The results iiere not guilty on nine of the 12 June, after seeing briefs from both sides, to Washington. lie served as director of the U.S. counts against me .. and that's all that's important Chief prosecutor Edwin A. Tomko would not say if Office of Management and Budget, and was the to me," Lance said "I would hope the judge would the government would seek to retry Lance. Justice man Carter expected to lead his effort to reorganize dismiss the rest of the counts because, to nni they Department attorney Marvin Loewy, a member of the federal bureaucracs. ought to be dismissed," Rat" Cammisano of being a key member of the crime : syndicate in Kansas City and implicated him in at least Murderer Receives inBra Test - , - • Evaluation Accused Former Secretary of doesn't think President WEATHER - . Coniunittee after an amendment raising the age in Sen. Donn . Childer's original bill i SB 114 i frorn 19 to 20 pawd. , • "all they ha ve to do is ring the bell." The former federal budget director's 3z-month trial ended Wednesday with the jury finding him ipnont of nine f the 12 counts against him, and declaring itself deadlocked on the remaining three. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr., who ..Crime Head Killings N(Imed 1 State Henry A. Kissinger Carter should *gotiate with Iran, but he says last week's aborted mission to free the 53 American. hostages may speed their return home. "I do not believe one shouldneoIIate with the people who take hostages," Kissinger told a news conference Wednesday. "You encourage the taking of hostages an4youencouragetheraiMngofdeman&. "1 Would say no negotiatIons ttntlFthe 1tit0: released," he said. "We have let a lot of time go by without things going ahead." 0 - - - - ATLANTA (UP!) -Bert Lance says his ordeal is but if the government wants another shot at convicting him on three charges of false swearing, ';•• Kissinger: Don't Negotiate PROVIDENCE, Of • • . over, - • - - I I It * Meeting Wednesda} for the First time this week the Senate Elated -......Lance Awai.ts. .-.G-..,,,,o.,..vemmeh. t-' s'--.-.Cal.l...- .* --. il l been given a special emphasis since the sudden death March 11 a% . • ingI Imc tpiir . B . . 1 doininiunis. . of James Roth, a close friend of the governor's '. ho worked on The legislation was created to take care of the recent real .• - : avalanches , mudflows and floods that would cause injury and destruction to life, health and property," said the governor's order, issued in Olympia, the state 4'fIflit!lI • . '-..v'.-.' - I the week, by the end of -, Mount St.,Helens at any time and bury the Spirit Lake recreation area-withirf s~bonds, Gov. Lee flay _.wdewd Ut.araa..cluaed .today........ n the order issue d Wednesday afternoon, the area was closed to loggers, sightseers and most residents, "In the opini on of scientific experts the Mount St. Helens volca nic activity has increased the potential for The bill has been a ton nrioritv of Gr;ihirn'q iIl soon as it comes to his desk so the measure can be on the books wiu iv - hearings start. The governor has indicated he will sign the legislation as - - sse s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UN) - ?he House is expected to estate phenoitietion known as "condo-conversion" that has agree to minor changes made by the Senate and send Gov. Bob made rental housing tough to find in the coastal urban areas Graham landmark legislation today that seeks to protect the 'fbi. Iloust passed its bill iIitl 1591 .Tuesday the Senate A b..,a& hie nt tannnf a mt~ ;J1 1_1."r,fu.;. h 0111ca . ii iviifIuuuiu 11 V_ & all .T wt ieunesuay after mating minor technical chan- . L - Gh&es may be f iled againsi Altwinmtr Springs Mayor Norman Floyd within the next few days under the investigative procedures adopted by the Altamonte Springs City Commission Tuesday night. Altamonte Springs attorney Michael D. Jones filed a lawsuit agai nst the city commission in February asking the circuit ctrt todirect the commission to investigate whether Floyd, ha4 abused t he powe rs of his office; allowed a pollce.coverup of aostitution operatierr and other tharges. The proced ures were adopted by ordinance Tuesday night as a result of the Jaw suit. "If deemed by the court and City Attorney James Fowler that my lawsuit will not stand as a complaint under the ordinance (set ting the investiga ti ve procedures) I will present a letter to the ci ty and file the charges again," Jones said today. Jones said he has not seen the procedures set out in the ordinance as it was finally adopted Tuesday nigh t. The ordinance calls for a preliminary review of a complaint filed against an elect ed official by a city commissioner chosen by the commission. If the commissioner finds charges to be frivolous or poli tically motivated the commission would Stop the investiga tion at that point. U the commlülon found the charges hact substance, the matter would be turned over to an Investigator, then to a hear ing examiner and ul timately to the commission to determine w hether the person should be removed from office or retained. , ' P-a . Was In lron Governoruoses I - Probe BRIEF . House NAON _. . . . eqpated by City Attorngy Gary Massey and . 0, Tenant Rig hts Fl Thursday, May Evening Herald, . In other business, necessary to condemn the house. MOSCOW (UPI) The ambassadors of the United States and several other NATO nations have decided not to attend today's May Day celebration in Red Stivare In an apparent boycott to protest the Soviet liwasion o&Afghaiistanr- ' The unofficial boycott involved more than a dozen nations which said they would either send no one or a low-level representative to the annual festivities that celebrate the dignity of labor. The May Day Parade In Red Square is traditionally' presided over by the Soviet Union's top leadership, who appear atop the tomb of Vladimir I. Lenin, the founder 4 of the modern Soviet state. The ambassadors ,ci all the NATO nations except France and Iceland decided not to attend, diplomatic sources said, and the ambassador of Japan was believed ready to join the stay-away movement. House Again Rul e On ic) 1. - I -. Thursday, May 1,igo - -. - -- • ' • - - �-— & - — - - . - — -i - .t •- - - , . Ewni ong llhahuM . Around (USPS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, F4. 32771. Ae4Codè11or314g. Thursday, May 1, 19b0-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director. Home Delvery: Week, 00 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 Clock TheRreworks _:_~. . __ - .... . . . __ I - - -...- IQ By JANE CASSELBERRY On ThiTräiI.,:: The American Red- Cross Is looking for volunteers to donate 'a few bows a month to help the community. If you have some spare time or a skill you would like to share, the Red Cross can use you. Thëybeed drivers, typiita, first aid, CPR and water safety Instructors. Red Cross can also use yWr experience as 'a writer, ocfa1 worker, artist, photographer or speaker. If a friendly smile and kind voice are all you have to offer they can use that, too. Betty Kienth, chafrthan of. volunteers, will Interview Interested persons on. Tuesday, May 6 and Friday, May 9 at the Central Florida Chapter House, 5 North Bwnby Ave., Orlando, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Red Cross offers avariety of services to the community including disaster relief, first aid, swimming, and CPR classes, and assistance for military personnel and tIIr families in time of criSis. The youth program offers many op.. portunitlea for young teen-agers to serve In, their BOB WAGMAN - _ : ! :, I I . 4 2,000 Ti I . bs WASHINGTON (NEA)—Experts here say - The ragtag steing of boats, guided by a Cuban patrol boat,, I headed west to Mariel, the port of 'debarkation for those #1 -seeking to leave the country. . ' . The rally in the square was to be marked by denunciations of the refugees and the United States, whose forces at the t Guantanamo Naval Base on the eastern tip of the island were .- . 1 i 1. I I I,I _... ., I ..,-., ~.''..,. O!", .". 1 ,.,-.--." I . Carter' s. Own Bay Of Pigs? i. ,"."! . *._;IilI,- SCIENCE WORLD a 1" I , * .: - - . - - - - .. - - - 11 - -' JACK ANDERSON' - - ' . ' - - ___-._ '7', - '' , - - - '- - - - - ' - • ' ' ,_ ____- w Herald Photo by ' -. - 'rem - r- ., * -. .' -, , . , ', ' ' - • ' - i' - ' - - - , - - . , ,, - ' , . • --' , G g , were ?_ F - - e 4'% (f4 V T -- - ---- --- - - • - I • ' -.' ' ' , - i .; - ) '' ' - '• -, - - -v _ r_ ' , -,. ' - , d' • - Outrages And U.S.. Women.' charge that the QA had engineered the show, Theyweretrsppedlnsldewhenths mob Ia1'mibsd. "They verbally abused us d Agency for thteriaUoii1 Developswnt, was terrorist attack on the sacred mosque at overran the embassy compound, and the shouted anti-American slogans. Orc.ikqly, '' beaten, robbed of all his po.eulo4 Mecca. • building was set afirs. they spat atus...Soine Of 11w mob actually and held hostage for several hours. He w But the Carter aibnlnktraticn, truckllng to 1w Americans fktd out a back door and urinated on is, which was most iSigusung." not even met by a State Department offict4l Pakistani dictatof MnhImrwd a—whcse took refuge In a depron in.- the ground. Siaj Patel, 11* PakistanI àianager i the 'pour, stood by without Interfering, and whose There they remained, terrorized by cbmb, stayed with the Americans ugbant and parents had to spend ill day at the Sta* army troops were hours latsconil'ig to the thousands Of screaming,- tviu11s Paldstmnls DePutmentJIsttonndoutwbafljgigwu the ordeal and did his bent to pr4 rescue — has virtually Ignored Us victims for the next two hours, swrcestold my hom the raging ub. In a slgnedstatmt, anddampedaiauefullldOfailencecotheir reporters 'thdy Badhwar and Lucette tneuldthçpollce xtonlyfa!ledto blip tli accountf s oir the nlghtmnare.. 1 montbs have p d, Liw4o . Woup, but actually JOinedi h line women .we spat and urinated on Us 8tate IPartUIent has yet to release a 'e cn Jones. 'wIfe 01 the enhlau sir at w(mwn. an the embassy attac R* Lester Wolff, D. punched, roughed up, threatened and tech., described an attack by a Pakistani In his account, PaW state, that Mrs. will bold a din to signed depoultiomsl,,,. woman who pounded on her. "$1w grabbed Williamson hadto lit - of the hi,mi on the matter, to iiww wnsmner there was a Cover.UP..: n spit n my face azui two my who was catianany - ii . ' - ' • - ' -' .. ' _- -- ..,,. -- _--- _-"_" - - ." • - - , Oiu, parents, Mr. a - Albert Weiss, Miami; two 'brothers, Quinn Weiss, Miami and Joel Weiss Sanford' and two grandmothers, Mrs. May BuUer, Hunteraville, N.C. and Mrs. Sadie Weiss, Miami Beach. Burial at a later date. In lieu of flowers con tribution s may be made to the First Presbyterian Ramp Fund. Brisson Funeral' - A - ' '• • - '. . , GUITAR I. - - '- :.' FOR UNDER A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF A SPECIAL GIBSON GUITAR _ ,j ' Dozens • iI i '. I ' • BUTCHER 8LOCK' BA SE ,CA BINET on - ., 'Ji ". 9 - I - * Your Choice '_ I ' I of arrangements. I , Gramkow Funeral Hornç, Sanford, Is in charge ' . ii T '"PT' ! 1- . - Home-PA incharge. NEW - _ . - -. • - 'L - St - ' ' - - 5 _____ , " * - .. - -, .c • - - - - .-,. - ,,' . JERRY'S - - - ,- - - ' ' * • - ., Pak*ista, ni -' - - - heRogan mange, UItisto stir enthusiastic upport, must be Inspirational. It must exalt as as exhort. Banalities, which are laced with r at that, simply won't do, even against. WASHINGTON—Some frightening not to talk about their ordeal, let the who remained in Islamabad after the still people In Islamabad," said Mrs. Jones, outrages were aimed at American women Pakistani president's feathers be ruffled. niy Carter. evacuation, said she had been "bruised who added that U.S. officials later Impressed trapped In the embassy compound when One focal point of the Islamabad mob's enough to last ins the rest Of my life." ou them the hnporta o (F. '&.Paklstaàl Pakistani mobs sacked the U. S. Embassy In attack was the American Club,. where 16 "Needless to say, I was scared to death,". relations. lalamabad,"Pakfstan, last Novembet. The Americans, Including elghtwoinenafld aS laid the deposition of Mrs. Audrey WORLD mobs were responding to a false Irahlan year-old girl, were gathered for fashion Williamson, wife of an American banker In Putcher, an employee of the - . - . - eadership. Aside from substance and, specifics, - .. AREA DEATHS -' - . (center) and legal aid Patricia Cochlan (right) '\ , quiz Steven Devlese of Apopka on the.Iaw as part of thls week's celebration of Law Week by the , Herald Photo by Tom Vincent county bar association. Lawyers will be. at the SCHOOL RECEIVES. FLAGS booth at the Altamonte Mall through Saturday to answer legal questions free Ot ch arge. aw La Alec hayes (left) and MelissaWagner. 1)011) first Week activities Ivlude free egat checkups grade students Pinecrest Elementary School in available for a phone call to the county bar Sanford, display new nags presented to their class association In Altamonte Springs, a raffle For an, IL' , by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 10108. SR. MRS. LORETA J. CARJACK D. WELION Auto-Train round trip (tot aid the county-law Princ i,pail a er rJ,l1L; aridi aux Wilfred J. Samson Sr.,76,of PENTER areni aa1,er aux,,jr ilia ry Jack Dean Welton, 59, of 195 library) and a softball game Saturday between - 1491 Landover Ave., Deltona, Ada lteiley watch as (lit' children Mrs. Loreta J. Carpenter, S.FowthSt.,LakeMarr,died representative sheriff's deputies and county 'lawyers. died Wednesday at Seminole 81, of Lakeview Nursing Thursday at Seminole display two of the Flags, which presented to Memorial Hospital. Born in Center, Sanford, - died Memorial Hospital. Born in 11 classes. Mary Ann Germain Is the teacher for Quebec, Canada, he moved 10 Tuesday night. Born in St. Johns, Mich,, he moved to the class. Deltona three years ago from Atlanta, she lived In Sanford Sanford six years ago from St. New Britain, Conn. He was It for the past six years. She was Johns. He Was a retired mail r hiom-,,1 it time 1 or my retired steelworker and a a member of the Keystone carrier and a navy veteran yet. d' Check-up member of Our Lady of the Heights, Flu, Presbyterian and a member of the Lakes Catholic Church and Church. 0A4aLJ L ICOIt&OL, D.D.. Palmetto Avenue Baptist' the Ne England Club of she is survived by one Church. Is Pleased To Announce Deltona. daughter, Mrs. Virgil L. Survivors include his wife, . the Opening Of His Office He is survived by his wife, Bryant Jr., Lake Mary; two Phyllis Welton; one daughter, , For the Practice Of Mrs. Simone Samson, sons, Dr. Thomas Carpenter, Miss Jill Welton, Lake Mary; T V Deltona; sons, Wilfred J; 'Jacksonville and Van Car- three sons, James, Lansing, AMILY DMTT 1JL # £ A & Samson, Berlin, Conn.; two penter, Winter Park; 8 Mich., Jerry, Sanford and Monday t'hru Saturday daughters, Earlene Blouln, grandchildren; two great- 'Jeffery, Lansing; and five " nd Evenings by Appoan!thont Southington, Coon., and Mrs. grandchildren; three sisters; grandchildren. DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 Bonita Apostle, Berlin, Conn.; and tine brother. Gramkow Funeral Home is 549W. LAKjRY BLVD. 323-2301 two brothers, Hervey and Brisson Funeral Home-PA in charge of arrangements. Lorenzo, Quebec; sisters, is in chare of arrangements, ' Mrs. Pierre Pellitiere, YOUR ;EW OUTLET Quebec, and Mrs. Eulllne Funeral Notices nt and, 11 — FOR CABINETS I 'U grandchildren, W EL TO N, JACK DEAN-I I 111T111TF1 .i a Services and burial will be OF —,i l I 'JWelton. of 195 S. Fourth St.. Lake in New Britain, Conn. 0'1 Mary. who died ThurSday In 4 1 Sanford , will be at Ii am Gramkow Funeral Home is In • charge of arrangements. _ Home Chapel with Rev, - Raymond *Crocker ot(icIatin I i - :11 Burial in Oak lawn Cemetery, MRS. MARY ALICE MOORE I Gramkow In charge, Mrs. Mary Alice "Terry" w1 - : ui' McFadden Moore, 36, of MOORE, MRS. MARY ALICE I Route l, Box 139-M, Sanford, Funeral ic es irrs. a;y died Wednesday at LSeminole Alice "Terry" McFadden . Memorial Hospital. Born in Moor., 36.01 Route 1, Box 139.M, II . Sanford, who died Wednesday t Fayetteville, N.C., she moved I • .' Seminole Memorial Hospital, to Sanford In 1968 front • i I ' will be at 3:30 p.m. Friday, at H .• MiamI. She wets a Baptist and Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel , 11 II with the Rev. K enneth Holt of. a homemaker, a member of I I . ficiating. Cremation will follow. I Beta Sigma Phi and the ~Wo, Gramkow in charge. omeuu,,uerl, Women's CARPENTER, MRS. LORETA 'J Auxiliary of Mid-Florida. J.—FW#ral services for Mrs. ,..". Survivors include her Loreto .1. Carpenter, it, of WAII Lakeview Nursing Center, ITY' Ut.'.'' UTIL h nususnu, met us band, Moore. -. vveiirsDROBE Sanford, who died Tuesday " 24"z12"x0" , I 24 daughter, Gall Moore; son,. night, will b.atlpm:$,aturciay, \ / \/ / Howard Moore all of Sap- as Brisson Funeral Home with "V . the Rev, Dan Consla officiating. w , - . — , - Seminole County attorney 4armlne Bravo SPECIAL TEST 1. - .,t~~ ;,4.. - - . . * — t. • . -- - , ' ,. v LAWYER GIVES -.' - - - (j I * . - - ,.. * celebrations. The 10 expelled had been held under "house arrest" for days_ at a Havana hotel after they arrived on d ifferent days. - - - • I J, - -''i' - y -- - - - • ... '• ' , .. '-r . ii 11 - - S - - . Florida and: allowed another group of reporters accredited b% ilie guernziit'nt into the count; to view. the M i were borne by the stijtç in tht heroic land doesn't frighten i, the newspa per said. "On the contrar y. We're happy Uieyr getting out as soon as possbible." Perhaps the only people working in Ijavana today besides . . -, '-. - -. . , - . • j * '71d exodus of the all the social misfits and all those who , - -I - . - Cuba expelled Wednesday 10 American journalists who 'came to .the island on the refugee boats froni - j ,,,- - -.- ,- r — - lIT , r lo . reinnia d anok~~mwch the old U.S. building is scheduled to coincide with the American -ina. ' neuvers at Guantanamo to show the Cuban 'people "are not seared by the iiiij)erialist intimidations and threats." — -- .- , By PATRICIA MCCORA breast , Iymphoma,nyeloma and melanoma. UPI Health Editor. The repor t said th e society also is enNEW YORK (UP!) A grim prediction In couraging the development of ways to reduce the American Cancer Society's annual report, the nearly prohibitive cost of interferon, Issued recently, said cancer will hit at least 8.5 estimated at $30,000 to get enough for one million new victims during the 1980s 2 patient. million more t han it afflicted in the igios. "Conventional methods of .roduction can This is more people than have ever been requir e 65,000 pints of blood to yield only 100 struck by cancer in any decade in the nation's milligrams of interferon," the report said. history. "Already the cost of a minimum daily dose The prediction came from Lane W. Adams, in the clinical cancer trials has been halved ACS executive vice president. from $150 to $75. More recently there has been "In spite of solid progress in prevention significant progress toward efficient cancer will strike more people than ever," he production by combining the gtne for human said. leukocyte interferon with bacteria." The report said one reason for the expected Interferon Is nature's product. It comes out jump in cancer Incidence is that people are of a cell attacked by a virus. living longer. Cancer is described by many The repor t also told of promises from scientists as a disease of aging biologic modifiers, new agents that include "The number of people who are living Into vitamin C and E, retinoic acid a chemical the cancer-prone years Is increasing," Adams relative of vltami.i A, and other substances said. "In 1976 the over-50 population was 50 against cancer, million. By 1990, II will be 63 million." These ha've been found to stimulate the The longer a person, lives the greater the body's immune system '1 bolstering cancerchance of. cancer - being detected, . epidemiologists health detectives say. The biologic modifiers,1thq report sa(d, may On the. treatment front the repot 1rePorel validate other ways of treating or preventing on, agent cancer. million dollar tes ts as a cance r therapy. "Al though preliminary res ults of the ACS Adams said advances in the detection and study appear promising,, more research is treatment of cancer_ will cause .greater needed to determine whether this natural numbers of cancer patients to live longer lives. proteinis capable of curing some patlent.swlth He said this will require more extensive the report said. patient service and rehabilitation programs can Dur ing the past year, clinica l trials were -such as Reach to Recovery for breast cancer begun In 10 institutions on 200 carefully patients and the ostomy program for patients selected patients with four types of cancer: who have undergone abdominal surgery. 1 " -.-.- . . - ( ,. . . pol and hospital thrkers were bus drivers needed to ferry in people for the rally froni outlying neighborhoods and villages. Bus schedules were published in Grenima and billboards and signs urged, "Everyone to the plaza %ith Fidel." Large red flags fluttered in the breeze around th e plaza and speakers blared martial music during the a. . - told the House Judiciary Committee today's celebrations, I %.- I . THESE ivvniv' OF , . I Criminals - . *% . ... I o- .dus I -- 1 ,, . - - . . Co Cancer Rate Could Rise i! ta. /'' I'l ri As People Live Longer 4 . . I --. - - T Ilie May Day rally wa the second*nvajor pro-government . - - , ONS CAN YOU ANSWER V - -' ' -- 'Thursda y, ayJ,1lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. - the Peruvian Embassy seeking sanctuary Easter weekend, ) ... - - * . - N1 . , .- Wednesday. away or sent back to Cuba to face per. sensitive to the basic human desires that "No boats will be turned away, and no secution, but efforts are under way to motivated their (light," Victor Palmieri, one will be returned to a country where identify any criminals in the mass of I U.S. Coordinator Ifor Refugee. Affairs. he or she might face persecution." . . -'-.---•— * . . - -. - ' a S Seek. . WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. officials refugees trying to reach this country. . say no Cuban refugees will be turned 'We will be generous. We will be -------•-_.----__._—.____!, * - -. - - K NOWLEDGE 111 .W - - - , ' • . YOUR LEGAL . - - - -' OffICI • • ASSOcllkylo .~ ' - o 'B loom . - ' • , kminoC ~ I 1 - - tesiitoupgradedramaticallythecontentof meuag to the Ame rican people who yearn for * scheduled to have military exercises Mar 8 demonstration since April 19, when an officihily estimated one Of ficlalssaId more than one million people would attend the : iiiilllon peopl e iiiarthed past the embassy, taunting th e ew I rally, which was to be capped tonight with-an address by thousand refugees still inside at the time. Castro. his first public statement since 10,800 people jammed The official party newspaper Gremnia set the tone for - Bota -. . - - . lebrat C . . y ca _____11%1 ; Objectively, It Is - too early to pass judgment, to add up plus — If any and minus points and balance them. Too much is still unknown; too many questions still to be . asked a nd answered, If ever. But at times such as this, it Is ineVithbillt :President and not for anyone. nys ' B ip So why doean't PA do something about rather than objectivity that prevail. And th The grim signiflance for Mr. Carter is that his, those dumps? Kaufman says it has lacked the Inevitable Initial judgment is that the nation . primary defeat in Pennsylvania, -followin g as It legal authority and the money and that the - and the Crter administration have been - . . does his defeat in New York in March, exposes his Carter administration has not given, the ' Visited by a disaster. Bamboo is particularly Interesting, said By JILL A. MICNEICE weakness in the industrial northeast, which problem a very high priority. Soderatrom, because It does something no The American public has been not only first WASHINGTON (UPI) A bsznboott*t other plant does: all stands from the same provided his victory margin against Gerald Ford surprised and then crushingly disappointed, In ivig, Congress pissed the Resource ce bl ooms bUt once a cátary is n g- itU& b10 at IaiMIn i1ilMi11sus oC but hak iuftered a blow to the collective pride. In, 1916 and especially U the Reagan anipaIgn conservauon Act,. its Inconspicuous flowers. When blossoming Is where In the world It Is transplanted. What naturally follows, once the shock wears cuts into his Southern base as seems likely, authorized EPA to develop and Implement a completecl-Uie plant will the all over the e flowering cycles range In length from Th of f, Is anger. That may not in itself 'lb be sure the Carter people take comfort in program to control the diSposal Of toxic world.' . seven years to 120 years. whelm the Carter presidency, but It - is going having two4irds of the delegates required for waste. But Kaufman and others assert that Although gardeners who grow the or. "Scientists are still at a loss to explain this to narrow options and make much more 5tt&tinfl UfldCI' strong IndUStry naniental plant may find the event a mechanism nomination and In knowing Kennedy must win the it Is one of the greatest difficult efforts to deal with the Iranian crisis mduj)ce, botanists are excIted, about 70 percent of those remaining, an almost pres5lre, has thrown up roadblocks 10 botanical mysteries," said Soderstrozn, who with any degree of finesse. act's Implementation: ' When Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, curator Of has been working with bamboo sInce 1962. impossible task. But the Kennedy forces can now And let us not forget the allies. Having, "Wawa ordered not to." for anymore botany at the Smithsonian, stumbled upon a He compared the mechanism to an "alarm grudgingly come around to fight on, winning here and there, and then make a patch ci blooming bamboo, he was ecitMic. dock" which Is genetically Imprinted In all of the convention with raging Imminent hazards to the public health from American economic and diplomatic moves,l donnybrook waste.dlspc5al practices," says Kaufman. "The whole garden was dying. It was horribly cells Of every plant. When the time keeper they have been rewarded by being deceived1 challenges on rules, credentials and platform that - "The carter administra tion's No.1 policy, as ugly," be said. "But It was beautiful to me." -"rings", the plant blooms. as to American military intentions. If InlUa1 !could drive rank and file Democrats and 1n Soderitrom says the blooming of the urnexplained tousby top management, Lstofight "Some new shoots barely emerge from the reports are to be believed, they are bitterly, dependent voters away -from Mr. Carter in Inflation. And, In their minds, finding more brella bamboo Is a long awaited moment for ground before they produce flowers and stop raentful at having not been Informed. It Is November. botanists, who need flowers to accurately growing," he said. It may take a decade sites where people are bejng poisoned, orthat llkelytobe very dlIflcuftindeetJ get them ! Classify a plant. might blow up, could contribute to Inflation." before the stand regains Its former mass, rally again to the cause as defined by: However stimulating George Bush. may find the Pennylvania After being misnamed half a dozen times In In Asia, the blooming cycle often disrupt Washington. Administration officials say In their defens vote totals, his chances at the the century since it was discovered, the tree- the regional ecology. Flowering b associated m will be no rallyln5 problems In regulations toadmninister the 1973act nom1nat1on have to be even slimmer than those of grass, as It Is called, is finally revealing its with dls.aterin India, u rat pcfpiilatlonafeast Te however. There, the revolution had finally ready and will be released shortly. true it Kennedy. Nevertheless, Bush may have Served spati Thamnocalamus is. on the fleshy fruits and descend on ___ Further, they say, they have submitted a le been coming apart at the seams. Civil wan 1 the Republicancause overall, albeit unwittingly, stand ly, no only known of the umbrella villages, bring disease and destruction. between extremists Of the religious right and bam1oo In the United States is In the Arnold Thamnoalamua last bloomed In western by forcing Reagan to shore up the weak spots that waste. But environmentalists Poo-Poo Marxist left appea ed Imminent. Thatl ' Aboretian at Harvard. That Is, Soderstrcm, China In the l0'a. Several months ago, It arenow exposed while there is still tlynetodogo. efforts and, Interestingly, s does EPA's. prospect may not have been removed, but isl suspectiitls the umbrella beznboo.Hewill bloomed lnDenmarkand -Germany.Ona Aside from Bush's tremendous financial ad- Kaufman. WmIY to be postponed a the factions again , not know for sire until it flowers, loses its recant trip to China, So ifroin observed vantage over Reagan, who spent too much of his make common cause against the. American to put so many leaves, and dies. umbrella bamboo In flower, U PC menace. -' funds too early, some of the recent results are loopholes In the new rep that In many critical Although there are no blossoms yet, Gary Bamboo has great economic Importance in It may well be, as some supposedly attributable to poor organization by the Reagan situations they will be virtually Kohler, bamboo specialist at 'the Arnold Asia, where people depend on the plant for knowing observers have suggested, that this campaigh staff, meanIngless," he says, Aboretumn, said the plant Is showing sIia of food and t*aildlog materials. Is no more thanthe Up of the Iceberg. That But perhaps Reagan himself must assume ," the Eliza1eth warehouse preliminary growth and could be in lull, bloom Socisretrom sees great potential for "For instance," there Is more to come and that all Is fa from dimtrial applications Of the plant It grows maximum responsibility for the setback that would not have fallen under our control. While' within a week or two. lost. Of Ali the bamboos, the umbrella bamboo Is quickly, is easily harvested and is especially ~ might have been avoided. He is beginning to pay it was in operation it would fail within one Possibly. But whatever may be co will beautful, and graceful.'Soderstrom . suited to making paper and riyon. the toll for poor research and false facts, for loophole, and for the last year while It has said. find it much rougher going, if be a The to12 Soderetrom says be Is now frying to - gripon thebodagestodateasb in bankruptcy it would fall under gnis,w impulsive' and Ill-considered sta tements that eentjght,ft feet. arch under the weight of dark, feathery chemically Induce flowering, so that he can Is going to be crushing henceforth. .' ubsequently have to be retracted, for not varying another. foliage. control blooming cycles and produce Recalling a 1mllir blow to national hopes hackneyed speaking style, and for general lack "And U the regulations will not cover a Originally found in the mountainous region '.economically viable hybrids. ' and pride requires going baçk almost 20 f substance on domestic as well as foreign Issues. dump as motorlous as that one, can you of Western China, the umbrella bamboo Is 'When a plant blooms only once every y ears, to the Bay of Pigs. John F. Kennedy on Imagineiiow many others will fall under one well suited to colder climates, md grows hundred years," he said, "there isn't much The greatest challenge, therefore, for Reagan exemption or aiothar?" that occasion, like Jimmy Carter on this, took. • Successfully in northern Europe. Eur opportunity to full responsibility. as he nears what seems certain nomination by the *publican Party for the presidency of the United D - explosion and fire in kllzabeth, N.J., could well have been a major disaster. , ay . I — Third time Is not a charm. What the Israelis accomplished at Entebbe and the Germans at Mogadishu, Aiiierlcans have been disastrously unable to pull off in Iran. The situations are not, of course, precisely comparable. Those two commando operations to free airliners held by a handful of terrorists were logistically relatively simple: compared with the challenge of penetrating the capital of a hostile nation to rescue the hostages of street mobs backed by what passes for that nation's authorities. But Intents were Identical to resolve an impasse with a swift and unexpected use of force, ihe surgical, strike. - beloved of strategists. And the potential impact upon public opinion as great. In the cases of Entebbe and Mogadishu, it was exhilarating. In Iran, It Is, initially, that last week's spectacular toxic-chemical of I, Ma .. .1 - -HAVANA, Cuba UPIt May Day celebrations praising Fidel Castro's Cuba contrasted sharply today with the exodus or thousands trying to flee the country on boats to F'lorida. As final preparations were completed for a mass rally at Plaza of the Revolution, less than half a mile away Cubans on the waterfront %%d as a flotilla 0 arrive from Florida pick the load f DON GRAFF "If there had been a thermal inversion with the wind blowing out of the west, we would likely have had to evacuate all of New York City," says Hugh Kaufman, the EnvironAlthough Kennedy is expansively proclaiming mental Protection Agency's 'his win as a repudiation of Mr. Carter, which manager for toxic-waste disposal. program makes the nomination "winnable" and up for What troubles officials like Kaufman even grabs, actually the results were not all that more Is that the Elizabeth warehouse was encouraging for him: He won by the razor-thin only one of more than 2,000 storage facilities :margin of less than 6,000 votes out of almost 1.5 throughout the United States that EPA has :million cast and he- can thank large pluralities pinpointed as "Imminently hazardous to among blacks, labor-union members, and the . public health." Further, they believe that far poor on welfare whom he successfully alienated more dangerous than explosions like the one from the president. And with no crossover escape In New Jersey Is the leakage of toxic from dump sites., permitted, the protest vote that has expressed chemicals ', The New Jersey fire was spectacular and itself so strongly In other primaries made its preferince" was actually the second Its kind we have :sullen presence felt with 90,000 "no had In loss than a month," says Kaufman. :votes and almost 40,000 for Gov. Jerry Brown, "But much more Insidious and dangerous Is who has been out of the race for several weeks. what you can't readily see. It's not the 200iMoreover, a third of the Democrats at the polls foot-high flames; It's the poisoning of ground :said they were voting against Kennedy or and water from leaking dumps." * Cuba s .. - Bom - - ' . Robert Daves complained to the Longwood City Commission Monday night city water was turned off In the middle of hisU p.m. slçwer recently and remained off for several hours. Asked why he was not notified in advance the water would be off, Daves was told by Qty Administrator Dave Chacey It wq Impossible to notify affected customers as the utility department didn't know which of five water valves controlled -what, but added, "now we do." Anyway It is Is too costly In time and effort to notify customers everytime the water Is turned' off, Chacey said. They Identified the mystery valves by turning them off .and waiting to seefrom what area complaints came. me struggling candidacies. Kennedy's survival is particularly bad news for President Carter and the Democratic Party because ever-widening divisions between the Carter and Kennedy wings are now assured with self-inflicted lacerations that can only 1elp the Republicans. . - -, . Central da Society for Historic Preservation will sponsor Its third Flea Market this Saturday and Sunday at the Longwood Community Building on the corner of Warren Avenue and Wilma Street. Hours will be lOato5pi., Saturday and to5p.i Sunday. Reservations for tables inside the building or for selling space outside may be made by calling 534-4844. Door prizes, which have been contributed, will be awarded hourly during the sale. A special feature of the event !lU be the "Barter Box" where individuals can enter a list of items or services which they would like to -. By suddenly be( minu winners in - Ppnn.. syWanja's DresVidential DrIarv.' the usual losers Sen. Ted Kennedy and George Bush1 kept their' nomination bids-alivend practically guaranteed that fireworks will continue popping down the campaign trail all the way into the convention hall this summer. President Carter and Ronald Reagan are so far ahead in the respective Democratic and Republican delegate counts that they can afford the popular-vote setback, especially when each of them still managed to grab about half of the Pennsylvania delegates. But losses by Kennedy and Bush would probablyhave ended their Longwood City Commissioner June Irmann has been named by the Longwood-Wfnter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce to fill the unexpired, term on Its boardf directors left .vacant with the resignation d'Blll Hatfield. free time. They are trained to do everything from demonstrations and blood pressure*,In local shopping malls to "stating as class aides. For further Information tail e94-4141. - S of other styles at Comparable savings \N ,4' f f \ / I IJ , ' ' - - - . ,L 1*1 . L .. , . DoWtod has not-oven debri,efid all of the 0 L A .: - — - - - _ . I -: -' ..,. - 'tt$ X*4tho dfsuukin 01 '1q01. 9*'gto sliM , .- ., **i v - mw- - wornen to gd their accoun*'. - . . 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Invariably, the - talk moved to the 76ers"forward, Julius Erving. Wilkes has drawn the assignment of attempting to stop thd across . . . .. • • • t . N * . i . - BRAVE " . - . • - • . . . - • - ., . , , • . - - - - - S .. -r •. •, '.- I er Still King Of Feeign " - - --_ Cooks Brew • - . By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer _______________________________ • . Eric Rasmussen Pitched a four-hitter over eight innings and • . help San Diego snap a sevengame losing streak. Pirates developed en route to winning the World Series last year. Dodgers 4, Giants 3 Rudy Law's Infield grounder scored Gary Thomasson from Blylven requested to be traded, complaining he lost his third base to cap a two-run ninth as Los Angeles extended Its winning strçak to 10 games. . . - St.LOUS • H0uS 100000100-I 50 CInci 001021010-1 90 100 000000-1 40 Richard. Smith (5) and Ashby; Seaver, Solo (7). HumO (9) and Bench. W-Richard (40). L-Seavor 0 - 1). HR*-Houston, Codeno (2). Richard (I)* Morgan (1). • . Lamp. CipIlla (3), McGIothI. -on (U, Caudill (5) and BlackweIl; Vuckovlch, Ku? and Kom@dy. W-Vuckovlch (41). L-~-Lamp (2-2). HR*.-St. Lis, H.rnand.j (2) • Chico", 14 bgo I - . Dave Barnett subbed for JR., who is attending law school In Ventura (Cal.). the defense. Anything not hit over the 0.foot cones in the :outfield is a double. Over (ho cones isa home run. l- After Buddy Stunipt, Mo Peterson and Dave RICharde :touched the "King" for hits and two RB!, Feigner started beating up his 90 miles per hour fasthall. "I was docked at 104 miles per hour atone time," Feigner recalls about his hea ter w hich he used to mow down some local fsot bau players until the sixth inning, "But I know I thrCw faster than that. Back then you had to (owIt thr through a tr mng1e to got It docket I had to let up a tUe to control II," Feigne r admitted. While Feigner was stifling the local nine with his darting fastbafl and a baffling change of pace, catcher Bateman helped the Cour t build a 7-2 lead with a pair of long (300 feet) homers off burly Bob Coachelos. Conekelos, who works and pitches slow-pitch for Stromberg Carlson,was making a comeback after 14 years away from the fast-pi tch circles. He faired pretty well, although one got the . my pitches at working, there are nine different places a •. batter has to look for." 1 . . fr '. . •... . . • . • - '. . • : I . . - . S • . : • . . ' ' • , - ' ' * Impression the Court turned the power on and ott-when they wanted-to, Down only 7-2 entering the bottom of the sixth, Lloyd Wall acked oneofFeIgn r'sfastbajIstodeep left cen for athree. : ian homer and the final 74 score. WAD also addedi double off Feigner, while Bob Jacobs had twO hits and Alan Baky one, This reporter had the distinction of dding to ft"Is massive strike out llxt~whlch toWed 105, 01 bef ore this year. As hard the fasthalliato hit, the change upbe throws got nahili'. • -- -. we strikes on you, but If you soos for It the Lutbsll will leave cu wondering I did manage a g Along with his biasing Weed Fe1ier Is on quite a ahcwb W•• . . ft booer's. elli6w is pointed whet pitches be can hit and • . . • . t bit • "You guys had aenie decent pIaIrs, bI anons team we IayIhaveWNtth "EddIe1athe& "UIwntto,Ican ' ironically, Feigner sad his court got Wa start In 1048 by $ .. . * - - •' ____ . I _! ' a1 The tint week Feigner refined with a aIcb sad two bl"M ft me* ==b*.to bet if do bow I .. • • • r • • III • ,Aywl I I S i , s oar,' • TOTALS 19 U • 4) $ I I aaI cons I I I •• TOTALS 1714 7 • CANOINL CLIM'l.IONAID SHILL II INDUSTRIES AIIM AIIH Well 1SSSrew' III Cwlis IIIM.d.I, S I I TOTALS Nil' TOTALS U S I ILII,siss III) y••,• I I Willis I I $Qnes • 31 I S OliditIct IS Nailradsrs - 540311-Il Snail WwOSe I I I Pedicard IS 1s Carp. 14$ 19s Prsuisn S I IDUIII5 SI pris" 3 0 0 Locos I I I PIOPPA JAYIS FIRST AIIM Alesseler I I SAyss I I PIOUAL - Caesar III Williams i•s Itwards $ 1 5 GSIMI I I $ Slake DIZ" Hall I I I IDslps 1 1 I Card.Ins I I I D. Debose I I I Clem Loewd Owl ll.dlar Grwla • . I S IHiward III I I Srsysia I S S NI I- I W X-11 Hig way Automotive. Inc. $995 Auto Air Conditioning Spring Tune Up - - The only hit ft Jays could muster against Gura r Who - . . '. .r pitchedamaJor-leagueleadlngthltdshutout_wagasoftline. drive double by Damaso Gardi leading off the sixth, . "H angessp tier than anyone In the league," said catcher John Wa than, who led o the eighth inning with a single bdore Clint Hurdle hit a shot into the left field b1eacr for his third borne run oi tin • Gure,3-1,reUredtheftnti5iterebefacedbefoeW1ng a soft liner to left field that Garcia extended Into a double. } sthzck outtwoandwalkedone enroute to his foizth cosnplete game. Guts has won eight straight games against Toronto, which entered the game with a of 'You try harder against tesrnsthat you've been doing well against," Guts said. Loser Jesse Jefferson, 0.1, also flitted with a no.bltter - .", #l'#/ Pro Hockey . - • - :1,. - __ ____ ________ 5 P - _____ oodrióh - - 3ft/ I'EXI p/p,r _______ ' - i5t Y694 h'4'4W #E PFc4AM /7 c/AT,v? 00- . - :.t "Ir ', • • - - - 1 111G% 1. ' 57?rrn'' - - - 0/02017 I . 4' . •• - with. single to left, _ __ In other games, , Texas, 54, In 10 tslngs, Baltimore stopped New York, 7-4, Boston topped Chicago, 5-1, CalifornIa beat Oakland, 2-1, and Milwaukee at Cleveland was fogged . . In tin National League, It was: St. Ia1a 0, Chicago 2; Pitt. - -. •. • .. . - " - .................-*.-a • -- • .. - - . j r 1. . • ,' • U, -1 SWU4 I • The , It +$. 4. ' '' That's a pretty good trW" Mfldu FWPW."Bd one TOM Bmkm tmm second bus for the wiL time we pulled it and the bstW got injo an arpment, with,the Oil" 79 Yankm 4 I . .1 wnptre. "Ill dheWufliadhe SI WadoilOW9V*t be was tlelied tch was high," Feigner iaqg * Iow the bsLBut I ad b --- . left In do 1)014 DQfl HtshtM a six-run second jIWiht twn.unn th hit tIn,r. hI.It at la..i - mut L. .. sos w• 3.60 . • -. ' ' . - k" :. For the Very . ' s.i. Ax U31 I 694mle Faye . . .- f . ' race . • 0 . 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Farmer Tm D000ka at up one run with a OWA then dqW. in the larew Mvp A verb" DIM M" 1-1). -4 p.m. - N - IN,37S g i n T/A 70 Transactions • Norris, Oak and,Stlib, Tor 3.0; (All Times EDT) W• Paini* (5.0) of MW. Cal. OoIioi. chi. Our., Risibell Pittsburgh 2.1), KC and RNrn. Mmii 3-1 35. Louis — Boug the cQntricf (Cands$rl Morris, KC and Kiough, Oak 3. 12)0 p.m pftChit' Jim Kaatfrømftie Maw 2. York Y.,*,es signed pitcher GIVE TO Atlanta (Nl.kre $1) $ $ Nawrsai Qs-flhsN;P14fl2LNsT(i$1) P.M. Twdnh race — 1.16, Ct UM " WWI. Sax 2, Red Sax 1 - i I 'I.' I . with a When he does, Feigner will be nit 11. co'nbli'es talent wlar In the seventh Im and abowmatift IA a way that Is en*W*,S for eiisryme. . _ Vehicles - - 1 • 'Wide . ,. COO flFdW - 4Z31 1. ' Into centarfield with two out In 11* loth to score ptachruiu .;. . ; major e • - • - ''! . • .• P. - - - - Twin ii, MarIneti 3 RevJ mst1mv hiI 1• ir" ' J .--tire -, ISOfl w ruwJs w.& uuu •-. - . o.qty "4rll,Ar Frseiciaco3., -. . - '. /3 aborgh 5. Mo&md 0; Now York 2, Philadelphia 0; Hm*m 6. CIncinnati 1; San Diego 2, Atlanta 1; and Los Angeles 4, Siii 1, •• ,Py4y • . tab advantage of that 11bent I'll probably bog it *I' AW INW1111 Wa& (WASIL)'11110" M*4b@m ' , C6*4,V1YA5rRZCM5;1r1 I - intln.gp, Dotson toessi a four.ldtt.r,. l, () ve "1 made sosue aick to a gtq that I conid best them with a "A movie and 1 buok are c'nlng out on the Court and rellaved In the niMh and r.cords4 his sixth sa1. uitmeendacstcher Be tookmetooftthaoeztweek," the myaelI,"sakl the perscosbl*KIng. I'd stay armuxi to MuleS L's! I _ • 31I 4 5 5 Von Hers 1 I I - Um Kft'ma& aft'his. aln"m tasm'bad Just,. " Fdpw rei1ilies he ifoesn't have too amy -, * shots for the Tribe in the winning effort, ' .. . , "1t'aakiadofhaoein,butlpflchswayfrxntb liter's bat," said Feigner who Is In his be, "I can by -. 5 • LSM AS It N COSPORATION • 431 AS N H crisp Cary - - . 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THOUSANDS CHEER Wedneaft night against ft Toronto Blue Jays, Kansas City's lefthander Lam GurA's - pitches wen wor" just righL The result — a 0 tter and a &0 victay "AU four pitches were working today, which Is the maul , The game was shortened to winning iAtcher, striking out a Seminole at 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park,Mhile Jack Proeser West Tmptfn, $t.L is is 24.333. American League -- Farm;r, Football May 1 - N.Y. Islanders at W L Pc?. 01 Hndrck, St.L II 69 23.333 ChI 6; Stoddard, Bait and Oakland - Traded defensive Buffalo, 8:05 p.m. Chicago 12 6 .447 — Parker, Pit 16 69 23 .333 Burgmsler, SOS 3; SIVIfl back Jack Tatum and two draft May 3 Buffalo at N.Y. Oakland 12 S .400 1 ' Includes Freon and Labor Maddo*, NY II 4$ 16.333 pItchers tied with, 2. AtSanherdOrlando cholces to Houston for running islanders, S pm. Texas 10 S .356 2 FOote, Ch( I? 42 14.333 Wednesday night reswhts back Kónny King. May 6 - Buffalo t N.Y. • RECHARGE SYSTEM Kan City 10 S .356 2 AmerIcan League Firstrace-5 14, 1:31:31 Seattle - Traded linebacker Islanders. I p.m. a FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM Sammy Green to Houston for the *May5 - N.Y. Islanders at 10 10 .500 3 Summrs,, Del 14 44 19 4RR'S Eve 12.00 740 Miruiesot • Oilers' 10th CLEAN CONDENSER FINS round choke in the, Buffalo, 1:05 p.m. NBA Playoffs California $ 10 .411 4 Staub, Ten 11 51 21 .412 3.20 7 Wolteii 1950 college draft and an unxMay 10 Buffalo at N.Y. By United Press International W.dnuday's Results 2613 Orlando Dr. (17-fl), Sanford Ph, 323-3550 Rivers, Ten 18 75 30 - 0 (4.4) T (447) US.H • dlsiosed future draft pick. .Islanders, $ pm. 17 43 24 301 Eastern Conference Final MlIw at Cieve, ppd., fog Johnson, Chi Free estimate If other reps Irs rmde'd Second race-3-84i 30:05 Pittsburgh x-May 13 N.Y. Islanders at Traded line. Philadelphia vs. Boston Detroit L Tex 4, 10 Inns. Bochte, Sea 21 74 V .365 18.60 1.00 , 4.20 I Two Flips backer-defensive lineman Willie Buffalo, $ p.m. (Best 4-01-1) Minnesota 10, Seattle 3 Pn.ItJI, Del 17 69 25 363 10.50 5.00 2 Tornado Susie Fry to San Francisco for theltsrs' (Philadelphia wins serIes.. 41) Kansas City 3, Toronto 0 Youvd, Mu iS 61 22.361 6.50 4Mr.PIx Philadelphia 96 12th-round draft choice this year April 11 Baltimore 7, New York 4 Trammll, Del 15 45 14 P (LI) 105.40: T 0(24) Jind an undisclosed future drait Boston 93 . 34) 2.32LI111 April 20 - Boston 96, ChoiceA 0 California 2, Oakland I MoMaro, Chi 13 43 15,349 Cincinnati - Announced the 1_Philadelphia 90 k_T_-_1 1. Today's Ga mes itsm Rums 6.40 3.40 3.10 IJoin R. Mess signing of tight end Mike Harris Apfii 23 - Philadelphia ,,, (All Times EDT) National Laaue Klngman, 7.40 3.00 from Toronto of the CFL. 4 Wright Free Cleveland (Donny 0-2) Of Chi 6i Chambliss, All, Martin, Boston 97 -4.60 3 Marki Ann APrII 23 - Phllad*lplMa 102, basketball Toronto (I.mancilyk 1-2), 7:30 Chi, Foster, Cin, Baker and Milwaukee - Forward Dave Boston 90 P.M. • Smith,, LA, - Cromartle • '— 4.3)160.40 Meyers announced his retirement. April 27 Philadelphia Boston (Hurst Chicago 1-0) it Parrish, MN, LuzinskI and Orr... Fsurthrace-3-$, I: 38:05 Boston 94 (Trout 1.1), $30 p.m. Schmidt, Phil, Parker, PItt and 3Aierts Dingus 13.20 740 Western Conference Final Seattle (Beanie 01) at WirWleld, t SShe Talks 440 4.50 stanit vs. Los Angel" . (1st 4-el-7) p.m. Cal and Smalley, Minn 6: Q(3$)34.SI:P(3.$) 140.11,1 (3. NHL Playoffs Murray (Los Angeles wins series, 3-1) • Friday's Games DdCincei, Dempsey, S-I) $3125 APril 22 Seattle 100. Lot Sy United Press InternatIonal Baltimore atTenas, nighi and Singleton, Belt, Piftt, race 31:12 Angeles 107' Semifinal Round on at Kansas City, night Chi, Parrh, Del, Leicano and Depended On 24.20 70 5.20 A fl (.\ Los pril (lest 4-of-7 Angeles 101, New Yo at MJ.vSNol., night Qglivle, Mu and Jackson, rk NY 4. 4.10 4.50 2DW'S Snicker _11 . • Seattle Si (All Times SIT) ____ MiIweukee at Chicago, night Rums Batted In )WrlghtCanook ' IS AP Los Angeles 104, Philadelphia vs. Milmeseta Cleveland at Toronto, night National League — Garvey 0 Q(3.0)3•.$SP(L2) Isl.31:T(L 1 00 (Minnesota leads series, 1-0) Detroit at Oakland, night and Smith, LA 17, King on, Seattle 1-3) 276.40 AprIl 27 — Los Angeles 95, April 29 — Minnesota J. Seattle el Calif, nishi f_It Chi and Cz. Hou 14; Wlnfleld, Sixth race 31:13 Seattle 93 Philadelphia S IL • National tongue 1 Midnight Jane 4.20 2.10 2.50 April 30 — Los Ang.js 111, May 1 — Minnesota at American Leag ue — Parrish, lest 4.40 3.20 3 Comic J Seattle 105 • _______________ Philadelphia, $:O5 p.m. Del 1$, muon. Chi W L PC?. OR 17; SLisa Lou 7.80 Ii May 3 — Philadelphia at Mm. NSA Pla yoffs Smalley, Mum and Oamble, Plttsbrgh NY Q (l3) 19.40, P (14) 7.21i 1(1. nesota, 9:05 p.m. 1: Kemp, Del and Oliver, Ten By United Press hntsr$atlsnai • Chicago 6 .es i 3-f) 91.00 May 6 Philadelphia at Mmchampionship Series 15. St. LOUIS .5 10 .444 1 5-16, Ax 3.0:53 - Seventh race nescta, 5:35 p.m. Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles --r:i--' 5tSem PtilIa 6 9 .400 4½ * ____________________ 4 right Arch 3.40 1.00 7.10 n-May $ - Minnesota at National League Ced.no, (lest 441.7) 05 .37 5.20 5.00 Montresi ISI,garExpress Philadelphia, $:0 5 p.m. (All Times EDT) Hov, Law, LA and Moreno, Pin 3.70 New York 6 10 .313 3 1 Sodiddli SCott n-May 10 Philadelphia at May I Philadelphia of Los 9; LeFiore, MU 0; North, SF 7. West Q (2-a) 24.85, P (4-1) 4230, T (4 Minnesota. 9:05 P.M. Angeles, 3:10 p.m. Aesevkaa League Wills, Pd. W 1. 01 3.) 9475 C' Philadelphia,, 0:05 p.m. S WUICfl, KIt 4; Rumbly, bait, Angeles, 11:30 p.m. Cud 13 4 454 , 4.20 3.4 lRumor Flash 10 - Los Angeles at Suffalovs. N.Y. Islanders May Carew, -Cal, Cruz. Sea 13 i .485 1 7.20 5-10 La Mg 2 Iva J 287 (N.Y. Islanders l..d series, 14) Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. Rhrsri, Tex 7 11 340 4 FOR SIZE Pi93.70R 5-20 Mu DIM N.Y. Islanders 4, *9(11 39 NY Los Angeles at May II PItchiag VICISV$II MlaiW 411 .353 4½ PLUS F.E.T. $2.23 Buffalo 1 NNisiI League - San Fran Richard, PhiladelphIa, 3 p.m. 4 14 .300 $ 31) 166.40 n-May 14Philadelphia t Los Hou 44; Vvckovith, $t.I.. 4-ia Wsiseedey'$ usD5 Ninth race -3-I. A; WI) Oridi, Hou, Rows, LA and Angeles, 11:30 p.m. s. LowIsL Ch icago I 540 4.00 2.40 IConS Confirmed n-May 16 Los Angeles at lIbby, Pin 3-C; LaCoss 3, Montreal 0 13.00 2-50 SDGsCaprice Pastore, cin and Caritont Phil Philadelphia, 8.05 p.m. 2.p New York 2. PhIladdola 0 IMAWS08yoff f 43 n-May 1$- Philadelphia at Los wim 3-1. oston 5, IisetI 0(1.1) 31.40; P (1-5) 64.95; T (I Angeles, 3 p.m. American League Honey. Mn Diego 2 Atlanta I , 1-7) 1sI.4e Cut?, Sue 4-0; Splltlorff, KC, Los AIISI.$ 1, San Fran 3 - Tentkrace-S-16,Tx 31:00 Coelt, 'Mii JO NV, Games 26.0 7.00 4.10 'sBoBo • By United Preulnternatlonal dered what he had missed. ' That's it, four players. A few moduations are made to help I em double. In today's action in the Sanford Little American League, ~ John McGowan had a pair .,first place Atlantic Bank tangles with Flagship Bank .of . • Southpaw Gura One-Hits Blue''Jays . - the second and never trailed . iii . L_ Larry Lemon blwted'a home run for Poppa Jay's and Bryan pie and John Scott added a Debose added a triple. V.P.W. Al H MOOSE AS! H $ i a L.Thomas III McQ.wan caai,., III III Jw.s SOTACY Al I H KIWANIS Al I H larissi 3 I I Cilangela I$ I •• tyIn5tsI 311 icaii ii I D's• Harris 3 01 Hlckmsa 4 1 6 "ft 4 Is Williams 306 I Frwman Frs.Wi H-I$ a a MUV$Y I Is Write Parma" ,, runs and Craig Dixon, the wMhuii pitcher in relief, added a double. L Alfred Bookhard slapped a V.F.W.'s nine-hit attack. of singles for Moose.I gum leaf over a Wo of shigles for Rotary. After trailing K V.F.W - teams, Rotary,. Elks and of Columbus, ll tied scored six runs in the top of a CZI • Memorial Stadlum Wednesday night to entertain an estimated . I Dog Racing - •' 1100 spectators In a benef it that raised $485 for Sanford girls 'softbalL- 1 including a double. Roger Hall and Mike Wright blasted home Kiwanis Dumps Rotary- Forlth Straight VictOry _SCOREBOARD I when the third out was made. Kirk Blocker collected three of First Federal's seven hhts, V~A 1111ft TwusavullI a ru.6-1-6 the Staten Island Cricket and Basiball Muh. 9 suftwu tournament at LM&AM VFW Robbinfugginsabscienjoyeda good day at the plate wi a4The sport caught on quickly and deidopd Into a vigorous, Wednesday in big fashion, Wasting the Lady Buccaneers of 6 performance, including a double. fast moving ameofLIn13, the United Mates Lawn DaytonaMalnhand3l. AlitoId,theLadySemlnoleapoun&d outflbitsagal tthe Tennis AssOidatim was fomded to standardize rut" PC- ' Dells Bentw- snacked a pair, ot'bome runs and Sherry 'Patriots, Sanford moves ihto todayl6, wad-flnals, joiningnsother Udning to scoring, size of ft bA and rackek . Bledsoe, Dee Det Hogan and Johnnie Bennet all popped solo first round winners Lake Howell. DeLand and Apopka. 00020000x-2 40 MN 000000000-0 60 Matuls, Garber (1) and Ptsbgh 121 004 oox- 5 I I L.a. Murray (3), Norman (U, Benedict; Rasmussen, Shirley Bahnsen (I) and Carter; Bibby (9) and Tenac.. W-Rasmussen and Nicosla. W-Blbby (3-0), L (1-2). L-Matula (2-I). HR.-. -l.a (0-3). HR*-Plttsburgh, Atlanta, Matthew* (1). RobInson (3). Garner (2). Los Ang 000020002-4 Q 110000010-3 $ a PtiI$a 000 000 000- 0 22 San Fran Welch, Howe (9) and Yeagerj N.Y. 000 100 Olx-2 10 Btui. Minton (I). Lavelle (9) L5VCh, Noes (5) Bombac and Stearns. w— and Hill. W-Welch (1-I). LMinton (1-1). HR-San Francis. Romback (2-0). L-Lerch ( 0-3) Co. Evans (3). with 4merican League Roundup Poppa Jay's went into the bottom of the sixth trailIng 14-8, but milled for five runs and had the tying run on third base - - Lady S Innings under the 10-run lead rule. Industries' Roosevelt Gaines, a double by David Daniels and at Mayfair Bob Annual McRoberts Memorial Tournament while Dick and Johnnie Elam took for seéond at '. Clem Leonard Shell managed only four hits off Cardinal 11 net Into this country. She was largely responsible f establishing the first court In the United States, on the lawn of - . • 3L2 . 11111 I honors In low-net play. 1874. Bermuda vacation gavelnr the tunity _British soldiers, friends of Wingfield, playing "siaIr1atIke" and, In spite 01 Initial difficulty with United States customs • I ! —B Flight; Maude Butler--C Flight. In other golf action Federal charged right back with four runs in the top of the and Ada O'Neil captured th e doubles low-gross title in the third. . adouble, James Jenkins had a pair of Kiwanis at 7-0 has a three. H OU R S: Ii7-923 -• •.• • -. left to right are Vivian Conklin—Championship Flight; Miriam Andrews—A the game with seven runs in the bottom of the second. First , .I an hourglass shaped court divideA by it not 7 feet Mike Baker went the again. distance for the Kiwanis win. Mar1 Outerbrldge introduced tennis to th United States in Steve Barnes was the • - • Natlunal Lsagve Cifi iflo ir And sometimes* he doesn't even have to grow It. Wi th two strikes on the Wt batter Nick Brady, Feigner chased his lflelder,thto the dugout. He went into his windup. I I Feigner uses a coud made up of four pliyers. 'He pitches and but Instead of releasing Ow ball, deftly slipped It into his glove. . guer, John Batenan catches. Al Jacksori A second later. catcher Bateman slapped his glove, umpire "plays fint- him and his son, J. R. Feigner'uivally plays Willie Brown called strike three and a helpless Brady wonshortstop. I MARVELS . 15-point game in which only the server could score. Called 1Ph'lrlstIke"aftertheGreekrootror"bajt"Itwuplayion - 11 The' Mayfair Womens Golf Association, orowned the winner's of Its weekly singles by Theron Liggons, Michael Gross and Leonard Lucas. event Wednesday, Sponsored by Atlantic National Bank. The champs from First Federal jumped in front 8-0 before Poppa Jay's closed Willie Montanez and Jerry Mumphrey each drove in a run to • I Sunniland Corporation pounded a dozen hits including a home run and two singles by Jasp6 Collins. Theodore Graham Wasted a home run and,a single, while bavid Reed and Dee Johnson slapped two single spiece.'Sutton added a -double. , Willie Brown pitched a one-hitter for Clem Leonard Shell. striking out seven in four innings. The game was shortened to , MAYFAIR . betting, and the sport again declined in popularity until by 19th century, only the wealthy were playing the game. The modern history , of tennis began là l73, when Major Walter Wingfield Introduced lawn wals in-Engl" fnili Was a -' 1 I I r -i -- semi-retired." him" the 6-4, 240-pound Bateman said. "ButI think his 1ocati Feinger brought his traveling road show to Sanford has im proved. He can throw It wherever he wants." . • was common to wager on the outcome of runs with two homers shd Bill Robdow*added In other games, Hous ton beat Cincinnati, 5.1, New York "He's slowed down a little in the four years I've been 4hen he gave up two runs that softball's Eddie Feigner Is the . ,klng of ,, .. Tennis was played very 11*for ft next =years, Interest Kiwanis dumped Rotary M 3% innings under the ll[~run half-dozen batters while slowly revived in France, Englill . and other European ,, .4 W.Onesdoq-for. Us seventk lead rule. He fanned six and yielding seven hits. countries in the 16th century. A net replacid the rope cord, and consiecadve, win In the Sam - _t7fo - hi6. Eight batters contributed to - There wasn't much doubt after a "gracious" first Inning çi; . Pete Vuckovtch, 41, struck out nine and Ken Oberkfell and Keith Hernandez knocked in three run.s each. Padres 7, Braves 1 • , • • . the world Champions. "Ua deal cannot be made, as of this date he won't pitch for the Pira tes again," Pira te General Maniger Harding Pe terson .Feigner proceeded to strike outevery hitter and got one whitewashed Philadelphia, 20, St. Louis pounded Chicago, $4, ba tter on a bunt at tempt and the King and his Court was born. - San Diego dumped Atlanta, 7-I, and Los Angeles edged San "We ne ver intendd to tour or anything, It's just something FIriciSCo, In tin American League, it was Kansas City 3, Toronto 0; that happened," said Feigner. MInnesota 10, Seattle 3; Detroit 5, Texas 4 in 10 timIngs; the 1948 debut, the Court has played in all 54) StateS1 (jf Baltimore 7, New York 4; Chicago 2, Boston 1 Canadian Provinces and completed 75 foreign tours. Feigner 2, Oakland 1. MIlwaukee at Cleveland was rained out. ha* pItched 6,74.8 games. He has won 5,0 6 Including 777 tie. MIres 5, Reds 1 a hi tters and 222 perfect games. He has lost-904 games and tied J.R. Richard hit a solo homer and combined with Dave • 248. . ( _. 1 , %*( , climbed out of the league pair of singles to lead Kiwanis Chris Harris slapped a pair of cellar with a 11-4 win over at the plate. Robbie Boyd had, singles. Barnes legged out a Moose.", a The froirly Is that until last yesir t Alylaven haA a m r as Wented under-achlever who would not win the close orgs. - --_ . . t I Cardinals 9, Cubs 2 . - ,~.. I 4 .e .. -"'V ~-,: ,- "~ , will ~w . ., V I. I(- -. T A ., , i --t I I -.4-T;-, - 7~0 --*, I.. - - . _ f. ;- : . _1 ,_ :~ I'It11 ford Junior League. V.F.W. edge due to Manager Chuck Tanner's tendency to pull him out of games 1 • "I was always looking over my shoulder alter the fifth in. ring," the Pittsburgh PcntGazette quoted Blyleven as saying. '1annerthowed very llWefaith th me. I began toIoamy competitiveness. I feel now that I can't produce under Chuck Tanner." The Court 4 . .. I __ ,;,. - I .. "I .~, ... -1 - -7-,,, . . 1 I I .. . P HONE 1 . ••:_._ - . . I • - -- a racket (shaped like a snowshoe, with gut strings, was ItIbrought an abrupt end lo the 1111`arn-A-Le~" Image the I % . f, .1 . -. . 1 . . .. Str . ea k TrailIng 7.6, Sunnlland Corporation sent a dozen batters to the plate in the bottom of the third and scored eight runs, taking t he lead for keeps Anthony Sutton weift the distance on the mound for iinniland Corporation, striking it five Dwayne Mitchell was the starter and loser f or the Railroaders. Donald Grayson, was six inning a ppearance - developed. Tennis became a -more competitive game, and it- said in announcing Blyleven's decision. "As of this day ... he is * S.C.C. Basketball Coach Joe Sterling (far right) and dad Andrew Jackson look on as Arthur Jackson of Boone high puts his John Hancock on i Raider basketball scholarship. Jackson, one of the top big men Iii the Metro Conference, displayed his talent this week In the prep all-star game with a19 point effortagainst the Five Star oñference..Jacksou joins other local recruits Doug Dershimer, Keith Whitney, Reggie Barnes and Shawn Britton in a banner recruIting year for the Raiders. 11 40~rl -0 . ' . • ___ ~,4 ., i ~ , .'N' could have spent practicing archery. • singled In a fourth-Inning run,' valuable commodity, has now become even more precious to SEMINOLE BOUND ,. . . In otlw league games Wednesday, Clem Leonard Shell - * blanked Cardinal Inddstries 11.0, while First Federal chalked' up Its fourth consecutive win, nipping Poppa Jay's 14-13. .. • : king felt his soldiers wasted the time playing tennis that they Jim Bibby's six-hit, 5.0 victory over this Montreal Expois . backed him with home ruris. , . . .. Wedriciday flight meant more than usual to ft Pittsburgh Wts 2, Phillies 0 ' Pirates. It came only hours atter Uie team karned ace Roolde Mark Bomback tossed a two-6itter and Dan Norman' rlghtharader Bert Blyleven had., quit. Pitching, always a r,J! - 4 • . I, poratlon In a high-scoring Sanford Utile National League I.. i - - probably derived from the French wow 11tenez,11 meaning Smith on a four-bitter and Cesar Cedeiso and Joe Morgan - I. i .11111, "take it" or In the 14th century, u game too, i had a dubious beginning. It was outlawed because the Bibby Blanks Montreal it'. If . . . • .• -•. Later, anail-woodracket, Inl3th and l4th centary France, tennis wu known uj paume" or sport of the hi.rada" However, . i . V r 'ew, , IZ , .~, - - II, ok ,1~ . --:-:~ - ~ - • ,4 '0 4 , f .' , rOOIflt0aerveasanetoroutdoon,acroea 111 • - " ' 4 similar to a larp ping pong paddle was use& .. I Although in the loth century Louls IV hanned tmnis as un. dignified, it continued to ow in popularity. Louis X again utlawed it, In the 13OWs, because he felt ,jennia should be r . . • a ., - ailr ame iennn a s ay re b il WiSu& 1 ... a mound of dirt. At first, the open hand was usW to bet a cloth "When he's flying to the hoop," ____ AceBlylévenQuitsPirates Y, #. I has been marred by misfortune, but em kings could not prevent its rise in Popularity. The development of tennis equi modem tennis one __ of the world's most Interesting spoft i '' . Tennis is a derivative of a paw simlls to handball which *as played in ancient G, ,,Rme, Egypt, Persia and Arabia. A wabidering minstrel is thought to have introduced tbe gaspe to Europe — to the Mes and noblemen of the French court. The gum was played, Woors with a rope cord no excuses for his team's ellmlnallon. Wilkes said, "he's a big problem. He ...." . ' ~ I -1. -1 ere As the Lakers rejoiced in tir Railroad er .. the scoring Originated, where tennis came from, etc, etc. I . uunghtftWoldd be a good fdea to do a co non the history of LT1(6t US hate no Idea WhSF5 the 5t o4lnated 1 t,tastrtln Ii U.S. The following isabrief history of uie game aria now zrt*mu 113 U7 10 U U.S. .. gh4lylng .t% : .. 14 Halts . . . I . can break down entire defenses on hii nesday (11:30 p.m. EDT). Rookie Earvin "Magic" Johmn He knew the better team had won. Seattle outhustled the Lakers en added 20 points, 10 rebounds and io "I was happy with the way we own. my job will be to midmize his sists f halfti me lead and It as or route to a 6244 Los Angeles while Norm played," he said. "If we have to lose, drives to the hoop and enco urage him appeared the series would return to Nixon had 19 points and Janmi Ow other team has to ,beat u. We : "ull up and take the jump shot.";, i." I M Sonics were led by Dennis Jo points. while The key to the game and the series t.he Lakers played an emotional, . AsW If the speech was his first of - wasrebounding.L(IsAngeleshada46-__ * second half to post a 111-105 victory the season, he replied, "I think It was 39 edge Wednesday night and a series over Seattle, eliminating the Sonics the first of my career but I felt we advantage of 242.ZI3. The Lakers wet needed it. outrebourlded In just one game — the ~ "' I .ftp . past Bill Russell into the sixth position in playoff history woring with 694 Los Angeles hosts the first two . --.mddm r ' 4 I _., I . *1 1 . ... .. ~., . .. I I . . ~ L , I. . Sunniland Royal Court Game Scorea ~ Ousts Seättlé 11 1-105 ' .1 . .• .. . . . . can't beat ourselves." the Pacific Northwest for a sixth Wilkes finished with 15 aad. seven He admitted AbdolJabbar was the T defending Ieaue champion game assists Wilkes also finished the game difference In the series Super Sonica playëdan iaiYihd ifrat "At halftime I nave them a tontt- with a thmson.red right eve and a 'rn Lakers have a real fine team half in the fifth tame of the Western- lashing," uIdAbuWabbnr,wbos3& large gash over It, compliments of a now," he said, "and with a Conference finals against Los po lntsledailscorers and moved hlzn Jack Sikxnaelbow, team, Kareem is unbelievable." . ' ,• . . 1,: By United Press Internatloisi * '---- . . - - I • ; I i L ek -- I . . i LY CArLE] * - .a- - - .. ..I .- r .~1 . I -~. ~ • . . Any!le? i.1 - - . I . ,..:"'.. .." ! I I - r .' I.I Thursdiy, May LlflO-7A l a I ___ I . -- . ff. 17I___________________________________________ . I 1 - F .,~ i: . . 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HOE STORE S minigrant's anding A WALLBOARD pqht's \ -. - - GoIdBond 3/8 '*4 *8 I. I S with grief because her get Abby's new booklet. Send husband's doctor had told her $1 plus a long, self-addressed, "t her husband might go stamped (1i cents) envelope Door "an yminute."But,Of course, to. Abby's Wedding BooMet, she was not allowed to tell 132 LAsky Drive, Beverly him. Hills, Calif. NU2. Abby for almost a Year. In all that Well, today, seven years time she never found out later, the husband is still hale, whether I was a 11pook lover" hear ty and t hriving. or a gr eat one. My work took clever, wouldn't you me out of town from Monday through Friday, so we spent way they do today. Not so Bay? BERT our Saturday evenings much as a good-night kiss together in her parents' home before we became engaged. DEAR BERT-. Yes, and (in the "parlor") often with When I asked her to marrY also devious. eidw one or both parents me, after much pleading on present. Sometimes the two of my part she finally said yes. Getting married? Whether us would enjoy a meal In a Then I took her In my arms you want a formal church deluxe restaurant. (It cost me and planted a big kiss right on wedding or a simple, "do. 75 cents plus a 10-cent tip.) I her lips. And that was It. No your-owu.thlng" ceremony, was doing well as a traveling more than a hug and a kiss salesman. I made $100 a until we ere married some month plus expenses! two months later. INTRODUCING Sunda]j - mornings - we Our Now 21 Iteni Well,I guess I turned out to Sa lad lar . always went to church bea pretty fair lover We had Hot A Cold Sandwictm ALL SALES FINAL toget1w. Myrtis sug in the,. five children, 17 grandchoir, So did luntil they found children and 28 greatCrepes was the matter with grandchildren. Deily Specials 4 the choir -then I didn't sing You may want to put this in Omelets there anymore. Monday thry Fri. your "My, how Limes have 2923 Orlan(lo 1)rive From 11:30 We fell in love, but not the changed" file. Anyway, Swiforil, Flori(la Myrtis joins me in sending you our love and appreciation 0 for . all those wonderful columns through L the years. AV*. ELLAS P. TYLER~ SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF 15% . I csitri*.511 C - - f 51A kv'tliér's I •- . 4 sco" SANFORD i -. 700French Avenue, Ph:323-4700 - EP -SPECTACULAR !!i 1 1 /1 ,.. ' 5/8" x 4'x 8. -'ii \ to please. GYPSUM verjo - IN YOUR _______________________ - ed .-' PUT. SOME DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married for 69 y0sm I am q3. A!W she is 90. Befor'e we were niarrw, styles. (The higher the R-Value, the greater the Insulation power) RI 1 Sq. Ft R 19 Sq. Ft I X 12 No. - --.- bride, Apopka, and Mrs. Larry Tomlinson of Lamesa. Their yellow attire was identical to the honor attendant's. Mark Hill of Lamesir served his brother is best man. Usher. groo i msmen were Terry Seay of Lake Mary. and Jack Seay of Sanford, brothers of the bride; Loran Partigeanoni, foster brother of the bridegroom, Lubbock, Texas; and Larry Hardcastle, cousin of the bridegroom, Killeen, Tens. Shanna Tomlinson, Lamesa, was the flower girl Rusty Ebersole, nephew of the bride, Apopka, was the ring bearer. The reception was held in the church fellowship hail. The newlyweds are making their home In Lamesa. The parents of the bridegroom hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Farm Bureau Banquet Room in Lamesa. A roast beef dinner was-served to the 31 guests attending. Gifts were presented to the weddlngparty. Among out-of-town guests attending the wedding other than bride's parents and members of the wedding party and the their families were Mr. and Mrs. John Roger Noll, aunt and---uncle of the bride, Longwood, and Mrs. Larry Zirnmer, au4t of the bride, Leesburg. S s.ed - Un i in her favo* rite Each W4D. -- '* f Ji - I I ' Bundle 58E - 0 n. Roller COVFM UU K raft-Backed 1 1/2" 4' 182Gallon - er I - 3-Tab RKULASS 98 . a'i r Wed Mom who SHEATHING PLYWOOD Solf-Sealing ROOF SHIN(p,f5 0 -- MRS. OAVID STEVEN HILL We've treats for the Burds 2Gallon 590Tile r"%R mm 5 " S Square .... . .•- ' -. of white silk flowers secured her veil of illusion. She carried a white Bible and a single white silk rose. Mrs. Terrell O'Brien of Lamesa, attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a pale blue gown, Empire styled, wIth a matching picture hat. She carried a white lace fan and a single blue silk rose. .44 MA" DMIS 946 ftm~lf &VI - - 0 1 - the gare Or It Ifll$h* be Is tapi" far your maniage. DEAR ABBY: I can't believe that you aren't aware that most married women consider every single at- NCO thwilitAr V4,C for t1wir marriari;1vuent, when For."vrim 1 00 to becL= a witim, a married .wom whom I had known VISA 7:30' 6-.00MondaythruSaturday Closed Sunday . -' - -, S Do -your-se f l 'p THE DIAMOND STORE I eling I ' I Mon thruThurs i*. Fri 1O Sat.l Sun 124 SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. [L.sis.ea sr*n, so I • (TFLORIDA" 1 -: .• 4 only Wi&dy calW to tell me thit she was beside berse11 __S _1 I S S -;-- - . - So-, *e're turning to oar readers forsame belp.'If you know of a woman Who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as an outstanding mother, let us know. We'll accept until noon on May 2 letters submitted by readers, abou t one to one and one-half pages of standard size sheets, tel ling briefly why a par ticular woman m our area is deserving of such recognition We' ll take It from there. Readers should send their letters DURSELVES Editor Doris Dietrich, The Everung%erald, 300 N. French'Ave., Sanford, 32771. is . 3WxISAMC 8- x,15AVAC 3Wx23'.11 !.4c 23.19.4C HUVy Duty Brackets Square .... 1129 Carved panel Is usn door. T47' x VourCholce: - 139 15 Year Warranty, on into 0Use _~sxt BUtChIr BIOCk AR248 (each) - No. SH-1. I ___ 490ESch Odorless, won't burn plants. 410 qj,~ag. - I- Rochelle Stone 12" x 12" tiles. Garden Hoe No.YG.614 (each).... Bow Rake No YB14 141 (each) 1 'IJ IJ9 VINYL FLO611 TILE Each ,,. (III tITIOliA'L1 l NR TOOLS- -. FIBER son '6n INSULATION ' RAYOVAC 188 Q jU4H EachV .- LMI-B. BRACK.ET3 Pair Latex point for Decorator Seem: exterior surDel Fino In Warm Beige, and faces, Washable. 2 gallon inRed,White;SanRimolnW'ute/ pail. In White. 6/32 (panel) ........... For use n auto, home, camping, and emergencies. Without battery. UOC(OI1 Heavy-gauge steel. House-Cote s.."0 1 . Panels () OMWflUflO oawun.r CF148-A48" (each)... inn MIdwW Light Birch - ght beautifully embossed '&" 28 0 Each rile .-. •:• . 229 - - 1 KA SKCIU . PGISON Peblblo - 3/4" thick ..... 2e19 Scullptftecl - I" thick .... Stonebrooke 1113" - thick.4M S ows •'•Biack CEILING PANELS Cracked Stone in ObId. Beige or V • Fiberlass Insulated 45!d5i - .1 • Prewsred for do-ltyoursetfinstal x , . . Wi th Mothers Day, May 11, fast approachmg, The Heraldisembarklngonasearchfor thatoutstanding Mom i: Piece CFJLING FAN$ . Can be cut to fit where needed. No. 39. I . •• lation. Four speed control box. Just install and plug in. White or Brown CF 138-A 36 241O Tile Prefinished PANELING - AMTICO Ex&W In Gold, Beige or White. 12" x 12 Washable FOAM FILTER "SmIlle" ALTER A, White. 12" x 12". iw~ I ' - f 590 . - fl -w, . . I and frame theirworksand participate inajurled show. "It gives ftexhibit a wore professional look," he said. PAM ANDERSON 00'' - - al two honorable mentions. Ringo plans to attend the University of Central to earn a degree In art education. - SCC art Inatructor Bob McGee said one purpose of the show was to give the students an opportunity to mat - - .. - - - %! Rev. Billy Busch performed the 2 p.m. double ring ceremony. bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin. Seay, 409 Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. The brldegoom son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill of Lamesa.' Given In mar riage by he1, father, the bride chose for her vows a formal white crepe grown, fashioned along the em pire I - free." In addition to his award of dlstIntIon he also won / / PINE 1599* 3 1299 - - 's Sale Price X w Y%r,r Debra DeAnn Seay and David Sleven Hill were married An honorable mention was received by Jackie Carter for her sterling and rose*ood ring in the threedimiensional design category. "We've worked very hard for the show," she said. "I'm Just happy with the ribbon and the art department -they're tops!" An award of distinction was presented to Walter Ringo for his still life in oil "This particular painting for an art project. A lothes line was set up In class for an Idea and we could just let our Imaginations run I A SCO"o : -..'. Hiii April 12 at Nths1de Baptist Church, Lamesa, TexaL said, "but I really like to create things with my hands and through ceramics I can simply express my best" Scott O'Brien took the blue ribbon in printmaking. "This par ticular print was for an Independent study which took me about three weeks to do," he said. After completing his AS degree at Seminole Corn- - . j: r-.2 ff 999 5 1 - .l r Washerloss, chrorne faucet with aprylic handles, TC1 100. 99 S Green, in 6'and 12' widths. L-2401. CET -" Each Bulb With Coupon In" frosted in 40,60,75 or 1 WattS. Reg. Price (each bulb)......19C ,'; pUque and embroidery. Best of photography went to Susan Erikson, a photography and art student at SCC. Susan's first art award was won In high school for ceramicl, another - I I Seakch Is- On For Outstanding Mom Seay, -J • David -- I One art student, Margaret Gray, took best of two. dimensional design with her portrait of a nude In ap- - - - SYNTHETIC TURF Two Handle MOPAC011 -- - $ffI L All purpose acrylic latex point in White and colors. LBL1 MOhII.I I I I I _ - 1" -- HOUSE PAINT 1 I moss - put). With trigger lock button. MOdel r) ..... 3. 79 C -- Double insulated 20 hp. (max. motor out- Sq. Yd. I 1 I ;'- '' "I was also iffipressed with the diverse and original works submitted by the students." I Limit 8, lease S - /4" DRILL 59 - -. 3 c'in Luflcin Il ingdecoratorcolorsand patterns. in 12' widths. '. Satin stainless steel finish on with .3k 5 year warranty. No • Interfoam cushioned. Excit- j. ' . I LIGHT '- BULBS KEYLOCK Plastic case with belt clip and No-Wax Vinyl :, - • Quality The 1us1juried udent&twwasheldat : Thursday, May 1, 1,So-1B Debra Seminole Conununity College through April 11. The-yearly event features original artistic work of ,--:SCC students ranging from Oil paintings to the newest -addition: photography. The Juried itudent show was Judged by Bill Morrlaaey, art Instructor at UCF and VCC "The \ -- - SCC Juried Art Show Y ry High • - " I ñ% S - : .• Si 0tt'js p - -. - I - 1 •555 ' j.s - - - - �— - - - - - — - - - - - B LONDIE 01 2I-EVsnsNglssraI$.afo1dFl. - — s May 11'1O _V 1ME1MY) 1 VOun obbr4 MY SHOELACES - I SIZE 48 Careof groin 12 Pmdncs F— 'lSy " F i I ( LT. 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Although most players have today, especially In areas This should be right up y bM taught not to open one Involving your work, and silley. with a live-card PISC(Feb. 20-March 20) DOtmmP you'll come up with major, many experts. dinsomething extremely Your keen, fair thinking gee. Whenever you o your ticket to success today, bidding you should be pm beneficial to y LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You know -how to observe pared for your partner's You're Wticularly fortilinate things for what they reiliilly are reSPOn". U you open the biddin one heart with a d today, both financially and in kno- ledge similar to North's, you may yaw career. Your outgoing, advantageously. findlourself Nith no accurate sociable attibxle may play a ARMS (Mairch 21-April 19) big rob In this. Those Ingenious little Ideas For example, if you open VIRGO (Avg. USepL 22) You Pt todsfwill b4 you - BUGS BUNNY i - - - R.OAcflNG CRAP INLATA&.E PICE.) I #'A 1i'iES — (1 ----' 0 I ______ . - w pme. W"t dutilWily 4# bb parWer's suit. and Past won e king. At the second trick East cashed his spade ace and South made a fine play by dro Itping his.*ck. Jack and rune were equals after the lead of the spade 10. Declarer was trying to M&ke It appear that West had the nine of ades. If East could be talked out of continuIng spades South woWd easily make his game. Dummy's diamond loser would be discarded on the esUblisbed nine of spades after trumps were drawn. Otherwise, declarer would have to hope that the ace of diamonds was with and not East. However. South was reasonably sure East had the diamond ace because of his overcall, byBoblhaves - 1 . .5 JN.IpEAS'rULL . , 40 ITS HOT isr - I$t! 5EtTCR L.sORt*I6. YFL!HOW ral! Wfi K?'.' .. ' •• t Will •. _ I• - _ .THERE ilE TY SOWLS OF mou oti mesiecc overru J - _ •• TUMBLEWEEDS.;' • mi' . - - - - . - by T. K. 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Johnston United In Double Ring Rites S Regular $8.99 to $9.99 single roll - ' Cynthia Parrish and Michael Louis and Judy Efurd. The bridegroom's best man was Larry Sit 7:30 p.m., at the United Presbyterian - Booker. Ushers were Harold Booth, Alfred Church of Lake Mary. me Rev. A F Stevens Sjoblom and John A Beck Melissa Dalton performed the double ring ceremony. was the flower girl and Jamie Parrish, the Th. bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Lillie M. ring bearer. Parrish and the late Edgar Parrish of Sou th . The church fellowship hail was the. Parrish Avenue, Orlando, and she is the reception site following the ceremony. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sjoblom After a wedding trip to the Caribbean of Lake Mary. Islands, the couple are making their home In Given In marriage by her uncle, Leroy Orlando. Both are employed at Florida Parrish, the bride was attended by her sister, Hospital South. The bridegroom Is In the Parrish, as maid of honor. Audio-Visual Department and the bride Is a - Kasper V -' '- / ' • ' -, ____ J (waltcovering packaged in doublr rolls) Johnston of Dayton, Ohio were married April •'. - singi roll - - • 0 b • . .•. • ... •'• - - / •. - t '. .: / Birklesimalds were Charlene Willis. Lori secretary in the Purdwing • or - ', -' • • 0 New ' Leisure Classes Starting Fay Brake, coordinator of Basic Do& Obedience School. the lAiwe 7Um Program at Training, Private Pilot For information on the Seminole Community College, Ground School and times, fees and locations call Is announcing seversil, new Instrument Pilot Ground a* college. classa thait will begin In May. These classes are selfsu porting at new the taxpayer. They are as I follows: - . Morning, afternoon and evening clan in JUZ-D&= Ke. ' On MAIA Faboviewb4fiffetted i 262 Patterns t*e -• patkra 0 e DRPSES 9(upolicourring Pockoble and great for vacation, Rebm, Wlors, Watercolors and oil Paintin , Beg jnin• tsIned Glass, Beginning ; alfroom Dancing. latermediate Ballroom Inc1ng, . , ' i ece ce,L. u . 'I' Regular $13.99 to $19.99 single roll •. (5eO.TM5*v*n Williams Vane Var i ety of in double rolls) single roll - 'P ', packaged • 1o'1 g •1' S POLYESTER erclasaesto we f'iiliti j-_withEasyCar. COTTON/ begin may 5 anid and in Aug. Fen are pe. and W. by Craig L.ggft 4. £J p - -- h Little Miss and Master Seminole County Pageant Chairman Pat Van Winkle, left, pre ~enta JoRnne Stebbins, head nurse at Kradle Kare, a check -for , proceeds from e pageantwhich was sponsored by Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. According to Mrs. Stebbins, the funds will be used for the purchase of physical fitness equipment. Mrs. Van Winkle said the pageant will be an annual se6ice project of the Chapter to benefit deserving community causes. - PAGEANT $S GO A TO KRADLE KARE Other physical exercise classes beginning in May an: A 1, Wu S1111111 Kung ft Tennig 1. Teqnis 11 aw Yop. '. r_—'.(ji, ___ beigin in May • I " LAW"s • '•, Li' ' OR WAS j-I 0 -• DEC ______j øiu,. ____•. - - • ORAI Ei'iii ZOONIES S - VIM.. -•- ( (_ • •. a - gp y r APRO!f I___I!ItI • The public is Invited t 'Ou with the students a nd SPRING FOR ART". •. rer IJt STAH. MAT IT- •_____•_ -.. P , A GAt-MON - • 4 . Along with these awards, McDonalds, Burger King MelOdeO Skating and Bowi America Sanford, donating Oft certificates. • ld to go down. South congratulated East for his expert defense and asked him how he "knew" who had the spade nine. East said bb play was based on partnerski trust. ft West had originally held ii •. • UP TO by L.onard Starr MF6R FUMET9 . WM SOMS. ROE IRLM if COSTIr - • A first, second and third twh IKePrize will be awarded in Wee categories: 6.10, After some thought East played a killing third round of : dei. West ,trum aand ANNIE - " •: . Sponsored by the Sanford.. .SennoAAsaodafloand -the SO Plaza MJ,ts this art show allows young ar tists to demonstra te to the public the quality of art being produced by students today. • the 10-41ne-six of spades, he should have layed the nine of spades at Me second hick upon seeing South's Jack. one heart and partner When he failed to show the relIP006 One spade any rebid "can" spade, East played You Dow make will distort declarer for it. eUber your point count or (MMPAPElt OffnPRISE AS&N.) Instinctively, you put bits and make much od of nothing anid Off L quite you in a most practical and sovitly. Put them to work. FRANK-AND ERNEST - I ver$400lnprlzemoneyand gift certificates. - - • agea6to1ewu1 compete f Beaf choice Of opening bids, Soth uth not North - IS IT C*(AY IF THE \] BACHELORS Q_U5 - -. r will "SPRINg FOR ART' on May 10 from 11 am Io43Op For the third year, Central Florida student artists frorn most experts open e notrumphenbo1fth live biearts aM 16 to 18 high-card rints ano notrump distribu. • :PRISCILLA'S POP Plaza distribution. Accordingly NORTH $-I'SO Q5 'WK Q 1097 dealing with your sell. situations today. The buys or #KQ5 Interests and 30Ci&I activities. means to buy thaf might, be *A 106 Dame Fortune has som nice hidden to others won't be WEST events scheduled or you that hidden from you. • 733 8WRP10 (Oct. 2+Nov. 22) V &3 will help WW &10r4l~ 40its TAURUS(AWD A4W 30) CINN asociliatom W piruwa 4 J 9 84422 4Q73 Listen attentively. There is will play an Important role In SOUTH infosmation floating around your affairs today In helping #J94 that can be quite valuable to to realize a material goal 1$54 2 you' ve been striving for. c*a. it coWd conic from a #974 SAGfTTARIUS (Nov. 23. least-expected source. 4K5 Dec 21) Dent hesitate to Romance, travel, luck Vulnerable Neither resources, possible Pitfalls accept additional respon. Dealer West by Ed Sullftn and career for the cwAng sibilities today. You're more months. we all discussed in than adequately equipped to W1511 Pan NOrth FAd SWtb INT 30 3 IV I THERES A 9Q14K1 your Astro-Graph Letter, handle challenging situations pan IN THE C110HOU5V which begins with your bir. — and the rewards will be pan . thday Mail $1 for each to worth it 1 I dj 19)CAPRICORN Box sij Keep 4 all (Dec dWU*IS.Jan City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be communication open today. stare to gwity birth date. GEMINI (May 21-June 30) Good news Is trying to break People tend to confide In you through. You won't miss It, 'today where they wouldn't do since It could mean a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. By OswaW so with others. This could Sont ag 19) Joint ventures aimed at and serve to strengthen i bond ings f Important to you. doing th or your group of The bidding W • r . WIN At BRIDGE way. Y thinking Is clear and precise LIBRA (Sept. ZI. ) This coming year you will Assert your natural bequltef or tunatein things shrewdness in commercial by Howie Schneider x -THANK `YVU. ' Wks ~v &)ICE. 4@ 2, 1980 fundament I YOUR BI[RTHDAY iiüi Sanford nc — — — I 45 ______ ..VHEN VW TELL HIM I BREAK LEG OFF SCHOOL DESK —— 21 38 139 48 49 50 —— by Bob Montana YIMINY, ARCHIE , MR. VEDDERBEE VERY NICE MAN ~ I VAS AFRAID ME BE REAL MAD!. I I 44 56 'QUICK, ARCHIE,GO TELL HIM TO LIE STILL ON THE FLOOR UNTIL I CAN GET TO I 1 — — . ___________________________ - ARCHIE Li — —— ____ _________________ ________________ 26 27 34 T — — — i 19 25 MAK '*X) / 'iT • • Art Lamb DEAR READER your doctor. No, that h usband certainly never Your r ' not ti'o that In my column. There are hurt you * but I,m not conof people to have the misconception problem of your nosebleed. that lf you operate oncancer Many nosebleeds are it. will'cause it to spread. associated w1th high blood That's not necessarily true. pressure. Others areft The proper treatment for associated with local many cancers is surgical irritatiom Inside the nose and, removal and the proper wai - occasionally, there's a small of dlaioeIng the presence Of artery that may have ca er Involves a biopsy, developed a crack because which means cutting Into the the artery has undergone susPiclous area to remove a fattycbolestml changes in piece of tissue. If cancer of the course of prostate Is found early Unexplained nosebleeds are enough, complete surgical not something to just be removal of the can Ignored, particularly In area is one of the most Of- people of your age group. A fective forms of treatment., severe one is sometimes very One of the major ways that hard to control. It would be a cancer is spread is by little good Idea to- have an Celia from the Original caricer examinaition now and find out getting into the Woodstrem from a qualified person if you and being carried to new have any anatomical problem locations in the body. It can that might need correction.If also be carried by the lym- you -just happen to live a phatic circulation and lodge In "local irritation that's caused the lymph nodes. by dryness, a satisfactory DEAR DR. LAMB — lubricant may help solve the Recently I had a severe problem. 17 22 Bus • arni never be cut into because it it is cancerous .the cutting will r — Thursday, May t,t$0-3B Evening IlsraId, Sanford, Fl. - sread-$Jwcancer. He quotes you as saIi1t gets the mother bet adi1J Nblicity ostate man He's having a (2 4$Meuu'eof operation soon and(1$ very nosebleed and was advised paper 'fearfuLIamanLPNand (not bya physician) (otake 49 Charitable vehelpedtakecareofqulte four tablets daily of vitamin gontration 13 I Ifi • 18 Jauxs - P: • Dr years ago that column tyA r ;• Tor —' • 24 Pennon 45 Genetic 25 Tobacco chew material abbr.) I MSsdIflS$ 26 Bring to ruin VM AFMID 94F, is tii . DR. IAMB — My husband u hereadlnyc*ar !'!i 15 THE BORN LOSER WN DEAR : r iT CWWFI1ftWWF"I1 1iVTI1 • ) Spring Spread The Cancer 1sTTrnsolII1m11 DO - • _!______________________________ iIo1Tro1 L Shouldn r • - R101 urger' Unclosed group (Cbbr.) 2 ronoun by Mort Walker 25Sttus_. 3Sinift:rlook 126Ptoi 4Tèdium tempered s 16. Roman 32 Glad. a Poetic foot 33 Iowa college 34 cu Fi:s"" few postoperative C. Each tablet contains 500 a. (obbr.) 7 Deepest 36 Eves mate prostatectomles and have milligrams of vitamin C with le 50 rrt Ponli 5Weather Roman date, :5flm. zone --readsomeaboutcancerbut roehips, 00 rnIllIramsof. _J3$Swara. (abbr.) 38 bureau '153Exttnctbltd -- 1) avinoids and wfien tellanything Metric mass .40 on 9 st,r about It, he gets mad. I think milligrams (abbc) of rutin. Will that untruthfully name he must have misunderstood th Isword 39 Verdoperá help atop the nosebleed or is 43 Of course 17 Arab garment 41 Body PiUi9i 57 Clear profit something that he read, at too much vitamin C? I'm Arabian gulf 19 Lime 42 Swallow 58 Time division Would you please send us. s years old, — something eibJect' DEAR READER—Go see — - — - - \ YOU HAVE 1 a 20 Short haircut 04 Filthy hut 06 Knob 21 Compou 23 def. . IS 70 LET THE MEN DRESS THE WAY ThEY S i i i ifi i i 1T I monogram 02, Beverages .'— ' - — I rot,L-us SlP4ationat 14 Detergent 5 Not 22 BAILEY Answer to Previous puzzIe . th 59 Work hard I 50 FIVVI miasurs Clubum It Irr BEETLE ) 56 Spread V 13 Pianist •, - ___________ —10 / LJ ) ACROSS .45 District attorney Jobbr. - I LV / - - by Chic Young ITIS HONEY, ARE) '~VLI GONG 70 A T 4 • 1 — S - 111111 M- M- Company -- - Sale ends May 31 - Colors & Sizes WAIT! SANFORD 310 French Ave, 322m 1681 4,397,0W 1b ISCII071101K11- w. V eslbers 'Rio. A____ •' . . • - - - -' - * TO • ' - ' - - . • - • - • - • • .•-.•--, .. - & ,. -.. - •. • • : • - * , I. - - - • • • , • • • . • - - * �-- * -P I . . - .1. . - - -----I- 4__,lI_,luIII.pIIuIpuluIIIpu••. _.-.--.-------S - a --.-. . ________ __________ - ... - P 4..' t -------.-• . I - . - I- - . . .' . -- . -. . .' . - ..- . . . . I - -* 5-. . 3...f---- L1 : - - --- -- . -. _______ - - • .-_ ç..-----_, - -. 4, - --- . -. q ..-.; p..,. _ ,. • .. - - . 4_ .-- . . •- - . . - . I . : - .- S . -. . -- -'S . - -I -S - . . . . . . , . - 4&-EveflIngl4.raId.S.nford,Ft. • I I / ,...- - - . . - --. --S. '- - . ' - -.- - - . . . . .. .•. . • - ... . -* . - -••- - -. - ,,....,. ' licat for relonlng. - - - .. -I • 55. co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1W, Sanford. Fl. ____________________ ____ Florida, as follows: ORDINANCE HO. 1114 found necessary. Furthir detalis ORDINANCINO.I$15' ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY available by callIng 323.43$. ANORDINANCEOFIHECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO Extension 307. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. ANNEX WITHIN THE -(OR- PORATE AREA OF THE CITY -- Board of County Commit. - AA Cathedral Court 38 Order of the Amaranth, p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Saiford. SATURDAY, MAY3 Flea- Mulct for Parent Resource Center's "Cousins" Respite Care Program, S a-rn. to 4p.m., House Of BargaIns, 6021 E, Colonial Drive, Orlando. OF SANFORD,' FLORIDA.'LPON ADOPTION OF SAID OR. By: William Klrchhoff, ADOPTION OF SAID OR-. DINANCE,APORTIONOF THAT Chairman DINANCE, A PORTION OF TI4AT C E R TA I N P P OP r p " Attest: CE PTA I N PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN LAKE Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr. LOCATED BETWEEN CELERY MARY BOULE1ARD AN.P Publish May 1 AVENUE AND THE SEABOARD HIDDEN LAKE UNIT l.A., AND DEW-I COASTLINERAILROADRJ5HT. BETWEEN ART LANE AND OF-WAY AND BETW EN, HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE: SAID SUMMERLIN AVENUE iND - PROPERTY SITUATED IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BURROWS LANE: ItIID SEMINOLECOUNTY,FLORIDA. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL MatS" Dating SirviCe. All aeL PO. Box8Qll. Cleirwu. tar, Fl, 335)5. S-4.ost & Found - - 6.-Chiki Care -____________________ Phone322.7$$l, Snford s.-. 3201$. French - Suite4 0 Sinfird 1 YR. OLD DBL-W1DEB.WtlfUI 1g. 2 BR, 28, w. _____________________ Unfurnished --- EXEC. HOME - 21', family room, ll equlppd in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal - 1712. . - See our bliutiM fleW BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. - - WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS _______________ POlZ$ ' *L / REALTbR MU 1V323.$N rn-we . -- . STEMPER AGENCY i.A-FurnIhj# - _____________ - ----- -- ____________ ____________________ GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. VALFHAFInancIng ____________________ Church, Saturday Night Dance Club, DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community center. For senior cItizens. Spring flea Market sponsored by Central Florida Society for Historic PreservatIon 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. AND - S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & 4 chaIrs, $30 each. NoV's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. Wllma Street. Door P1j. ChurchflesmarkdbakeuIeandfood,g:3oa.m. - - i lesd a Babysitter let my home, _____________________________ deys, Mon. the-u Fri., $35 wk. - Sanford, Florida, a petItIon Øn. talning the name of the prop$ty - - - - - . 'dogag.d in business at State Road and that I intend to register saiq Pio. 48,7 miles west of I-I, Sanford, name with the Clerk of the CircuIt aea of the City of $anfo.4, determined tP the annexation-of with the-c(Vk of this court either Florida, and It has further be saldjiroperty Ill not result In the before service - on plaintiff's at- B Call 322-0300 for appt. 3-• Expallphasas,Toppayof$$hr toStart, excellent opportunity" - willing to work, (3) needed Immed. ' .- Notice - $WAITRIS$E$$ - CALL 323- SU1TODAY Finrida Seminole County, Florida - addItion clown feat. made a part of te City ci Sanford1 annexation revlsions ot ction IN NE: ESTATE OF Inches KRAUSE ENTERPRISEL and of th, required twenty feet. that I Intend to register Said name - as:The parcel Is- legally descrIbed wlthttieClerkoftheClrcultCourt, -- - - RE NCH AVE. 323-7534 - 3?? Oi3i --- - . REGULATIONS 1. NEW TRIBES MISSION--A. - . MULTIFAMILY DWELLING OISTRICT-PZ(S.7.$0).37 Tie SOUTh $30 feeS of the Southwest ¼ _____ _____ ______ 1CM, IndIvidually, munitles as are from time to time munitles as an from time ho time _M owners ci the City of Sanford, owners 01 the CIty of Sanford. ' ______ claimed. If ttie claim is not yet TIONS PetitIoner, Raspondent claim Is Rosin 10) of the SemInole County - _____ -. - -' - - .? -- -'-, - - ' y: June I. Curtis Deputy Clerk Carter A. Bradlond iag. - '-' ArthUr H. Secimfth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court(r L) s $eninoie County. Plovida 'By: Susan I. Tabor eDspsdyCherk _____ ____ _____ P.O. BOX-WI, Orlando,, FlorIda 33503 AflorneysfeP1aktln - - ___ - - , - DAVID _____ 5,-.--- DIW.fl - -. . - at Ibati A. (gland - ssnars nato Cities $ard.-Pbeim. - L8- øeb.. P,&------ By: WIthin KJICitIISII HN.Tamm,Jr. Mmmli Springs. Flertia *351 Oualrmait - ,.I.B .•: ON).. . - ,esrwmec.tyCimmhsim al cuni - - - , - -' - - : - 'Qtvçlsit h:A.r1l11U1r .'se-aJ•• - ____ - - County, Fledlia let accordance ci the Fic inS 35WilIa, Th.WIt: ' - . -. -- DIU-11.. - D(.47 . - -- - -- - - - Iklisn $64.00 Florida StalvIes - - '' _ -GARAGE For Rent - . ____ ___ 01W-IS 0Sw. - - -- -- - DSw.is-_ - - -. _____ 2.1 New carpet & paInt. *3,000 down Owner wilt hold mtg. ______________________ INC. ow office buIldIngs I supervising our l.nhtorlal services. You'd be working by yourself at lit with plans to add a helper once we're convinced you're the person we're seeking. Our Co. provides a full benefit pkq. & . HERD-Would make good lunk yard dog Not friendly .'&th chIldren. 322.3925. --- - . - - !n1hstbon 1.' 'Batt & blown, tIbefg,d. rock wool. New or old homes. CUSTOM INSULATION Cd. 323 41$) or 831-1225 'Free eSt- CarpetClOaning ' Landclearing -. - - rnnds. Call $31-2S95. - -- specIalty. 23 ins. E*p. 8695567 -_- - - Jims Lawn Care --- Comp:e1 professional service, sod laying, hauling, mulch & lertilize. 323 2373. - ____________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE Ir APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3221721. ____________ ___________________ CiockRepair D&HLAWNCARESERVICE Free Estimates 323 6115 GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045. Park Ave. Webuy used furniture FURNITUREITHINOS 322-6509 Lawn Care - . --MEINTZER TILE 68-hsVanted to Buy,' -- - ________________________ __________________ - Painting - Sanford -.----- --_____ 32)6593 Concrete Vidc - KELLCO PAINTING 3 BEDROOM 4 bath completewithgu.stcottage& much more. sn000. • Owner Renovallng. lots 0 SlyleI A buy for $12,000. Eve. -______________________ _______________________ 45-A---atof State PvOperty - , - Agent 339.5356. BARGAIN TV's - - -. 8EAUTIFUL,, CABIN-i mile - Whypaymore7 HERS'S TV - - . _____________________________ _____________________________ SmokeyMtns. Owner will help Loch Arboel Pool & Patlol - Park _____ -- - . 2 - Livable but needs fixing Up. S acres- of land, several frult trees, good access. Has a 119W. Crystal Or,, Sanford Ito 4. m-ooi small farm $74,500, $3,000 Sat-all day Misc. Items 323-3300 373-727 reasonable rent, In 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH. DOU- ) ALL FLORIDA REALTY $445. French Ave. 3234331 . .., - - . LAKE FRONT, 2 IEOBOOM, maculate 3 Bedroim, 1½ bath. 'PORT. DeBARY AREA. LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE washer & dryer. Great ".wnptlon or refinance. Only - Harold Hall Realty - Inc. Experienced In RadiologIcal, - CONVERT - TO DUPLEXLane 2 story, zoned. 537.300. ____ ______ ADORASLE 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAl NT, FRESH, CUPANCY. ON&.Y $31105. - - - - - ' - - -- cit'cularsathomel S. flooded j wete,s - - - vnt-wattotinancepym - -' - - - 2 FaMily Gangs Sale: S.t., May cNOiCI AREA - Interior & Exterior Free Ext. 322-3555 ______________________ Pf.Ofn_g,-aphy - Wedding pflotography by JoPsi Cullum, Free engagement ___________________ _'cw co $x)n $238. Grooming & boarding _________________ ____________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Inside & outside screened runs. ott floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shRdy kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditIoned Plurthlng - - Plumbing Repair ReaSOnable Rates.. Toilets & 0Cets0ut- Specialty '53] 3rtS14) 72-AuCtion dentlal Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Audlo.i, 323543 - 3 tall a95 .' HOME- S SRI Bath. 2 33B Satana .aIte '371-Is?? CUSTOM HOMES 6UiI.T' -. S. 0. BALINT A-C A-T on w-iu ____ - ____ -1 - -1595 Property ________ ____________________ g50t5$IJ.30per ____ PIunib1r bssWess camplafe W. 373-7153. - -. _______________________ _________________ - - WAISTID TO RUV-HOISs itt - the CIty '.f'-Sanhevd fsq - i'1BlshuIN$t4flS4id.W1Ilp0y up 1* $1i,S95. maybe ttwrq. (J 135N.P.rkAss. .- - '2500 . -- "lilTury Ecr i." WHYR , $3495 ________________ ____________ -_ Hon* RepsIr ________________________ WAGONEER (jeva }a..rdez Qs*-l.Stary - - • • ' • SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 'Additionsa. Remodeling Free Est. Lic. & Bonded ,Johmny WalkerConsi. Ltd. Welding RROW5 WELDING -. Custom built utility & boat Irail. irs, truck racks I misc,'. - repairs. _______________________ -- ________________________ WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS- - - ' To List Your Business... • _______________ - fl24* -_______ .. - . - - - ' - - - - - . - - ' - - - %, -- . - - - B - ' :'..-- - -- .- , - - / - ' - ------------------------------------- . - ----------- - -- - - -- - - - s 150 W.25fti ST. Hauling Authority 35*333 - 1014135 •UuIor*.-A4II.Pa.Uy •PaM-Laeedry - 34- 5743 - - - _______________________ emspassy 349-Sn3 _________________ $2295 -' ______________ _- -.nhJn53rJal trailer homes 10 to 70 degrm Free EstImates - youhaveneedofreadaIIoi-r Murphi __________________ Norm rollnaN DUPLEX--i BR, i I-.., Raseettly rsmsdaIed. PIIde Avenue.'$13,$I * 3725665 If you are having difficulty - P0 BOX 483 Sanford Avenue. sis.oasss. We Seal I Insulate all roofs Trailer Homes our Specialty . - want ads every day. CHEROKEE LAND CO. BUSINESS- I Story corn. The Time TaMed Finn -- 536-0399 etc. Wayne Beat. 327-1321 SALE on Rt. of . Fireplaces. We handle the wtoIe ball of wax. B. E. LINK CONST. __________________ 741. WrIte or Ill to4ay. Ostalts. -. - - '213iS.MIleAve. 3314615 - Insured - goes Many afltique5, pianti, , P EMODELING -Carpentry, Palntlng,Maint, _____________________ ___ ___ - - - Hoflis Ihtwem.nts - Arbor. Purn, clothes, books, lots of odds & .etd,. or call aMay tor a tree listing - SEIGLER REALTY ______________ - brac, Collectibles, clothes, toots, etc. $at -)0-5, Sun. noon. ____ 11¼ APR en lit monisaus. ', deck overio*ing mountains. You can live lii It while yoe housis, old faims, etc. Write sii..osi. twine, all imenitlil. $95,305. 'stamped env*gpe & 2$cenb to. fe: P.5, Niwhk Dept. K, 62$ Santa St. Sanford, 37flL Historic SocIety 3rd Annual Flee we also have several cibbie, REALTOR Centwy fl-$3 7717 - 5)ojDU*iior lees with nt - side, rough wired & pfumbk, comptesee. Water and me listings. We have all types of property from 5500 per acre dIen, shade. 531.005. Mail CommIssion Club Circle. GARAGE SALE: Sanford-tots pressure cleaning. Free eStim6tes. 339 6066 stalled), Call John 331 0377, free estimates, Hendrlx Antiques Hwy 41 Ovh.do. Fl. 313-3710. Stock reductIon sale. Starts April12 thfli 30,30 pd. off on all Ilems over $25. Large variety to choose from. Call for direclions, also furniture refinishing, Open to ______________________ LOCH ARBOR CT 4 BR, p051, - - --- - 5*000. HANDYMAN- 3 Bedrooms. 1½ baths. $35,580. :'. The King of The Rock All types of stone. interior. tdhbo ,' , commercial. residential. Specialty: 71Antiques _________________ ____________________ - ________ Painting& Repair ___________________ BRAND NEW OVIEDO ejp. LIX, 3 BEDROOM EACH, REALTOR, MLS - person at West Volusia. Memorial HospItal, Delaisi. 1 & J STONE CO. made Items. Member of the Appraiser's AssocIation of . America, Gregory Quevlllon ,_5-7268a Yard Sale: FrI. 9-4, Sat. 1:30-1.. Clothes, stud gun, medal bifold doors, much more. 129 Country With fireplace. Dandy garden spot. assume loan. MORTGAGE, $33,505, _____ scribing. Full tIme, days, good - tune, 205 F. 25th St. 323 0911. - 323-4038 ___ :- _____________________ MOUNTAIN CABIN BEAUTIFUL 2 Acres In country Fireplaces --------- Sat.,Mayd.9:30to4:00 ____ PICTURE PERFECT ________________________ APPLIANCES & PLUMBING • to ml. E.of 131 - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL ____________________________ Call Clark & I-lInt 3237580 ______________________ - - WsstmlnsterChurdt 7841 Red lug Rd., Casseiberry Fill Dirt ___ - 332.7611 or -. American IndIan & Eskimo Art ________ ' 'Work-Guaranteedp,f,5 Licensed Bonded-1,hured Freeest 3270392 _______ 1 Pc. orhouseful - ____________________ 2.1 ACRES - Located 4 mIles from Murphy. Has 4 lane hwy. frontage. Small sttaam, access, dandy bldg. sItes. th,, $1,300 down assume REALTORS lllOSae*rd Ave after 3:30p.m. REALTORS Multiple Listing Service single person. 523.300. 3S-ntsdTo Rent ______________________ __________ _________ ___________________________ Palmetto Ave., Sanford. xwn makes you the new LOVELY SPANISH Style-) with Bedroom home Fireplace. Ideal for cwp4e - furniture, Refrig., stoves, - _________________________ _________________________ _______________________ _________________________ OLD FARM' HOUSE -___________ CAIN DECORATORS Buy & Sell, the IIn,st in used ____________________ - - JJ Allerat ions, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery - 3230707 Carry's Mart, 215 s anford Ave • wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. Alter you have called the rest call the best. 867-5592. ______________________ Cash'322.4132 ________________________ Creative Surfaces-lic., specIal- after 6 essmaking __________________ TV ripe it" Zenith Sold onlg I $493.73. Bal $1$3.I or Si; me. ____________________ condl Can be believe lust Ph. 3220332 ____________________ 715 N. 17.92. Casselbarry, Fl. Super 7. BR, 18 home with C14&A..w-wc, screened FJ est-in.klt, & merit Great Antiques .Oriental Rugs Music Boxes- Slot machines BnidgesAntiques373.2501 MILLERS &'41300 ____________________ _______________________ - 322 ISIS PS- - - -' 'Ll Bulldozing, ëiaring, t$ackhoe Ct-arnicTn. - ___________________________ ___________________ Used tbi model color TVs, all worMIng. $99.95. 10 to choose front. NoIi's$anford Furniture REALESTATE Se-she- 26ltOrIandoDr. Re,. older home In good areal ___________ - BeautyCare ANDY'S CARPET CjEANING Sanford, 372-5121. French ,J IEALTORS '751 Bldg. F. Altamorde Dr. - attersp.m. -- FreeEsllmates 53-TV.Radio-Stereo Orlando Sanford Bldg within walking distance ci MW hospital site. Perfect . -. ______ , ________________________ TOWER'S BEAO'I'Y SALON FORMERLY Harrietts Beauty Nook 519 F. 1st St., 322-574? S mo, old, $100 ____________________ BROKER - Fireplace & more. ss,00. - monthly includes utilities. *rn or 830-ISIS. __ - '' - Spayed Irish Setter Pup *37.0001 - -land all Fenced. HWY 434 in __ refrig,lre,zers,walercooter,, misc. Call 323 7786 anytIme - _______________________ - _______ SEIGLER REALTY ______ _____________ - Yard Debris, Trash, Appllances&Misc. (LOCAL,)349537) Ctral Temp will servfte AC's. female,champlonlinhs,%hots, 1 wormed,- S)00. 323-9651. - _____ Co NV EN II NC! STO 5 CLERK Good company bls, Apply Handy Way - eg ;•q, -e - , - - ______________ , I , V.AS8EgsRssial - person who Is willing to earn above average wages cleanIng>. ______ _____ IS Mint at said hearing. - ' . - -. :-:-- -. _____________________ - - 0U.l - . - _______________________ _____ _______________________ alter S p m. Slid Sloe-age Perk S'S HIIIIIRURO. SR. tomd ,ary. PIiter details 'tous IweIS ci KAZUKO ENavailabl, by callIng 333.433S• TUP*l$1Lafl.lwaMho ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL IbdSsius Wfishier laid name witit it. Cl.ert s parties In Interest ' - H.N.Taque.Jr.. -- tash for your lOti Will build os °r Y Entfrprlse. Inc. Mllnc.,Reattor 444)0)3 3 BEDROOM 1 Both, pin.cress, Large fenced yard, new pelnt a. carpet, Assumable $i1 pct, ______ be fled with She Laid DaveW. to - ByorderWtheC1tymmbelgo -ci the CRY if Sanford Floe-Ide.' - - ___ - - - to be heard at said hearfog. - - - - _______________________________ LDW rn Payment MORTGAGE. TOTAL $SOJOt - :-- 1-125-1434 323-7994 2106 - Just oft New Smyrna Beach. Fully equipped, $300 mo. Call fx' Information after 3:30. Telephone 333-1307. MAID tIEEDED-2 or 3 ds a week. Own tnanspqrtat on. Marvin Ave., Long*OOd bets.sen $ & 11_am. - ____ _____ • - - Extra 3 BR, ii home In in me _____ - demanded In the Peft Sanford. Florida. s1eIt-" WITNESS my hand and official (SEALS eam.: . eqalofuidCourtonthes)std.yof *rtfiir H. lqct.flit,Jr. - -. AlIpartlssi! Interest end - Herald, P.O. lox 1437, Sanford ____ - 5741040 - -' - 3 BEDROOM $250 ANCES. All & HEAT, ON Al,. MOST 7 ACRES. SUNLAND. . IuIing - Clein, neat. Available now No - ______________________ General Labor Day shift. Apply ______________________ Whatevertheoccasion.thereisa classified ad to solve It. Try One SOOn. Cell 323-736) 15,000 BTU Air Cord. Excellt, used 2 yts., hooked will cool S room hoL.*., $110. 323-4782 mornIngs. 2878 El Portal Dr., Sanford. .Coq ciCom., lust Listed 3 BR, 28 horfl in Tee.N-Green with Ige FR, sit. In-kit, patio, close to schools, slopping I. golf coursei Just -- - Regular or )time basis _____________________ CR0 CEETT - ,- ___________________ Sell those things that are lust - ' -- are qualified to do this lob. - -' 33-.Houses Furnished NEW HAES- - epplic.tó, im FBIIle..Q - - r's. ___________________ , - 543.17$ information about yourself - - )49.349$ . HOusewives Cleaning Service Personalized, last dependable John Young Pkwa 2956077 OrIgInally $819, assume pay. DO & CFU, 520.000. allonle ofanacretOnlyl yr Old, YOUrS for 584.7001 ' ___________________ Husky Puppies for Sale _________________ - . to 30.000 BTU's. 90 day guar. Sales & Service, Orlando _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ House Cleaning Reconditioned room A C's. 4000 _________________ P.M. t.Pep8 cu ft tr.s* Ire. On,. $5 now $308 or sit mo. NICELY • CALLSANOY WISDOM Boerdol County CommIsslonee-of West . - SANFORD commeelcatco,-ner, Hwy 48,164*130, ".RI191tS Attracllvs 38R. 1½B. CH&A. W&D,walledya,d,$3aOmo. + _____________________________ ii. dep. 333•4570 - benefits. Send resume t*; Box Si co The Evening Herald, ______ , - T*ICT-PZ($7.$).g_ ____ . .- Air Conditioning __________________ GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Freelogoodhome 322-3923 -. FOR SALE I Pair of' Fancy Parakeets & 1 pain. ol Cutthroat Finches. Excellent Breeders. 322-3975. - Push button controls, has FRONT, " _____________________ ______________________ -- - lonatIIulL 4 BR. 75, home In ldyWwIIde -at Lath Arbor. Great room. cuitim fe.hwes.FP,DR,iqei(-Ietklt, - ______ Eves.322113,3fl.13IJ. -• ___ - more, more, morel 323-7832 , , - - ActIon Employer M-F. Send us subled to the responsIbilItIes ° copIes of the claim ii the clerk Is and teal at Grand Read, In Sic. tweed an written comments may BEATRICE 0. SLATER RED. Court In and for Seminole County, from time to time be determined from time to time be dItS"minid , DICK Floe-Ida, being Civil Number s, by the governIng athorIty of the by the governing authority of the peneewl -wes*etIve. 101051, $emkwleCaun*y, Florida. meld Mager. HarInQ may be J&51 Coseinsof .13acrs meteor iou. cordinvee , , to ss PIttsburgh, Pennsylvania clerk will sell the property provisions of said Chapter 171, provisIons of said Chapter 171, NSIICOI MmMIs*v.Il.n has been IuierIl aria si-south ci Oran .7 1130$ situated in Seminole County, Florida StaMes. available by Florida Statutes. calling 3334335 YOU ARE HERESY NOTI. Florida, described as: mailed are required, WITHIN laid end Hewed Branch In. tzisnsio. SECTiON 3; If any section Or - SECTION 3:11 any section or THREE MONTHS FROM THE toesectIees-j (DIST.so. n ioare ci coi. h C.nefiled a Petition In the Circuit an Government Lot 1, liChen ij dkiance proves to be' Invalid. - dnancs proves 5. be inlW, TION OP THIS NOTICE, is file hSW by hits Seminole Coldy leminele County, Florida We Dissohgfloi of Marriage, and lying within the t 353,05 feet of shll not be held to invalidate or itisit net be held Is invalidate or chsiIl the v01id1t7 at the en ?flayl, 1* ci1:35 required to serve a copy of the Wea5417t40 lest el ttie South - Impele- the validity, See-Ca er effect - Chairman PM,, or as bnpair th, validity, force or nt.cj eeemnt ww. the mlIflcatIes 5001i therisiter Attest: reua.- in KENNETH W. MCINTOSH. of meNorthwes)lAofsaIdkdlo ordinance. - ISIS S11IA Sr lurlsdlcIle.rw t STENSTROM. McINTOSH, JUL. *2: Lou that part for rlglit-of.way Courthouse, $anleret, Florida, le Publish Moy j SECTION 4: That all ordinances Irdleanc.. - SECtiON 4; ThaI all ordinances enter i, iIIIat'It, Attorneys for Petitioner, wheel look 13, at Psge 34, ci the Public herewith be and the same, eie Peqewitit hp Slid the- asino in OSJECTION5 NOT 10 P1*10 beerdof Cauldy Cimasintaners SI addrs is Poit Office los 1330, Records of Seminole County, hereby repealed. ior repealed.___ ____ WiLl. UI FO*II* BARRED Semluate Sanford Floe-ide. 32771, and file Florida, _______ _______ SICTION 1: That this os-disence SICTICOIS: bat thisirdinance Dale SI the flint publicallen of IkstIen * raemin. the orIgInal with the Clerk at the public sale, to the hiofee aj 51*11 become iffective In. shell become effective let- eis FICTITIOUS NAME teeiice SI AnkberMlsn: Itwea hi IttuideiLce wIll be Ibelce is hereby ven thai l am _______ 29, 1900, otherwis, a defautl vocj a.s.- on me 'h- da adoption. adspflst. s W. Nbebburg ' BUILDERS SEAUT. S BR, 48 on 4 acres, poet. F. soon. & AGRICULTURE to R.1A SIN. order to review, hear comments, $h•Il be described, TM 'he s.nto....s toes me _____ Foreclosure aiid sale entered In subject to the' responsIbIlitIes of t m. unciflsbdy shah be Pfof Ice Is hereby given that Provided let Chapter 1114 Ploilda provIded let Chapter 1714 FlorIda NOTICE OP ACTION be . 37 B--Rental Offices _____ _____ *uy helpful. Excellent typing skills - - II*L cotar MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR LAKE - - - 5R$fl9eavOCadO3O" Call 322-040 $1,900 WITH LOW DOWN - SANFORD AMA -- possible to consider the following: - _____ - MORI$06615ThAN il, 21, cedar & stone, FP, S ____________________________ Call 333-1921 -- - , - --S - - - - FOR SALE Great At rican gray parrot ___________________ PAYMENT. month. - med. trans. Good EnglIsh ______________________ _____ - FOR RENT-3 Bedroom, 2 bath, ___________ U.43 __________________ - - - 'ill ______________________ NewKenmo,-eElectric - - - 'flGoldDatsun-$650 5395 321 OMO - 65-Pets-Supplies ____________________ __________________ 2V)ACRESPINE&PALMETTO - -18, over-i-acre Sanford. FloridaonMayfl, ilSOat demands. agalr.s the estate are CASE NO. 79-l9)4c9.K that certain property lecated further described as a portion SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Township 31 South, Range 31 East, 51g. Roger A. May THE DREYPUS INTERSTATE between Celery Avenue and the - 'that certaIn property located requlped. WITHIN THREE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONURS Seminole County, orida. ConPublish: AprIl 17, 34, & May 1, 5, Delaware FIRST PUBUCATION OF colporatlon, rlght.of.wsy and between Sum- and Hidden Lake Unit l.A. _l TM SemInole County board 01 (Further dssD'Ibsd as bordering 1510 iati, merlIn Avenue and Burrows Lane; between Art Lane and Hidden THIS NOTICE, ti file with the Commissioners wliI hold a public The Westslde of the City of Oviedo. Dl of the above court a written vs. hearing lii Room 353 of the at the North end where MissIon said property situated I Seminole Lake Drive: said property sliveted statement of any claim or densaM SemInole County Courthouse, Road ends )(DISTRICT NO. 1) DIMENSION FOUR INTERNA. 'County, Florida. tIn Seminole County, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN TIONAL LTD. OF SANFORD. they may have. Each claim must Sanferd. FioeidauiMayp, iNOat SECTION 2: That upon this SfCTION I: That upon Further, s public hearing will AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, INC., a disselved Florida cx, ordinance becolng eftocftve the oe'dkisnce becoming effectIve the be Inwe-Itlng and must ledicoterne 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter si be held by 'tie Seminole County FLORIDA. Im. poratlon, MOD PROPERTI ES property owners and any mident tO .-,e the foliowine Pto1m0 and Zoning Commission CASE N0 N$14.CA14E property owners and any resident aMrSS$oftMa,dser or his agent A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR on May 7, 1100 at LTD., a Florida limited partner. residing on the property descrIbed - residing on the property described 7:30 P.M., or is IN RI: THE MARRIAGE OF attorney,, and Itie amOUnt shIp, and - HARRY MINDICH, heroin shall be erdltlid to all thq' herein shail,be CHANGE OF ZONING REOULA. $0011 thereafter as possible, in ____entitled to all the or ______________________ STENSTROIVI - -_- - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Neilcesi Public Kearlegs The Seminole County Board of Commissioners wUl hold a public hearIng In Room 203 of the D57. - INVESTMENT. FrInge benefits InclUde paid vacallon, ____ -- sell for $3,100 firm Trade for boat or pickup. 3270956 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO, AIR, LOOKS GOOD. ___________________ The sooner you place your classIfied ad, the sooner you will get results. 2¼ ACRES. PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS. 5)2.500. TERMS. AVAILABLE. - -- - 52,000 good Condition 701 S.,. French --___________________ ang.s Mary W. Hawthorne, CIty CleIt PVbIIsA May 1. 1150 DEw-lI ________ A north Seminole County Or. tt,opedic practice Is seeking an exp. medical transcriptionlst. An exciting & challenging position Is open for the right -person. High school education required. - TownshIp 19 South, Range 31 Eu?,' East 10,50101 the West.$O) feel oi address of the personal ogrdancewlthths provisions 01 the ltd THI CIRCUIT CQURT entae's attorney are nt POrn Seminole County, Florida. saldO'ovs.mient Lot 3 lykig North Fictitious Name Statutes. To-WIt: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Theabove.dqscrlbedprope.-ty Is of Lake Mary Boulevard. - 333.5774 home, set your own hours Transcriptionist -- NO, se tend to register u-aid name with the Dated this 25th day of Ape-Il, 1150 Northeast one-quarter (¼) of the' Itie Point of beginnIng (cnaining PablO Avenue, Casssiberry, Northeast one-quarter (¼) (less 10 acres) along with i, an easement San 1150 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publish Spare or part-time sales help - PURE COUNTRY COMFORT4 BR, 18, on 1½ acres + walk to church, School I store. REALTOR ___________________ ________________ -. ACRE PLUS 1P4 HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM. sLsoo EACH, OR WILL TRADE - FOR LOCAL PROPERTY B - ______________________________________ _____ 62-La'ws.Gati1en YELLOW SAND Call Clarki. Hlrt 323.7550 REFRiGERATOR$-$30 I guaranteed. $inford Auction, 121$ S. French. 323-7310. - -• ' - Ii time. Sal. $1II.11or$19.35 mo. Agent __________________- GENTLE GENEVA. 3 BR. 18 Mobile w-addItion. Walk to Lake. Hai-ney. Great TermsI equipped. $373. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. - - between 1013, Holiday Inn of From the Northwest corner of Deceased twenty tee,. Lot 25, Lake Missile Estates, Plat NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The parcel is legally described TO ALL PERSONS HAVING as: PARCEL 1. The West One. Bock 4, page 92. run North . - - supplement retirement to Income. Call 327.1810. anxaIlon Provisions- of Section 171.044, Floilda Statutes: ____ - - 322.2611 -- SECURITY GUARDS full & part time, 4 to midnight, Lake YOUR FUTURE - - 912 F f from cordance with the provisions ci the Ii. as recorded In P143 BOOk 16 at quit-tsr (¼) Of the Northeast onej degrees 31 mInutes 44 seconds AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ADDITION to Calselberry, Sec Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Page 95 and N, Public Records of - quarter (¼) (less road riaht.of. last 36.59 feet for a Øoint of AND ALL OTHER PERSONS tton a, TownshIp 21 SOUTh• Range way) of Section 31, TownsNp 1 Section $41.09 FlorIda Statutes Seminole County, Florida, begInnIng, run South 4$ degrees INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 30 last, Public Records of __ 'U ARE Its?. 'ore parilcularly described as: South, Range 31 lest, SeniIMj last $67.73 feet South U degrees HERESY Seminole Cnty, Floe-Ida. 11g. Thomas K. Krause 30 Cornwall Court, Casseiberi-y, County, Florida. East 420.34 feet parallel wlm s._ NOTIFIED that the ad. Moe-i particularly described Publish: AprIl 11, 34, & May 1,1, Florida. PARCEL 2: The East one-haiI 33tsstWasterlyofth. East Iineof ministration of the estate of L £Ileii Drlv,, Casselberry, DEU.42 1950 Public HearIng will be Mid on (½)oltheWestone-haIs(½)oi the, LoS 3$, Nirib U- degrees west DAVID S. HIRSHIURO, SR. 7:30 Northeast cne.quartsr (¼) of the Number 00112-CF. 991.93 feet to a point SO) feel last decsased File Thursday, May 13, 1950 at South 25 feet) ci sectIon 31, 3. Section 10, TownshIp 30 South SemlnoleCounly, PIor, Probete Thursday, May 15, 1100. St 7:30 S Lake Triplet Nollcelsh.reby given that I am Drive; IS Lake Triplet Drive, - Sen riole County, Ph. 0iaws C. Sanford, pj 35 mutss 44 seconds West Sweetwater Blvd., Florida, under tMrSaftv as poSsIble. ' - MOREOPPORTUNITIES - - . __________________________________________________ ' I':" Washer nepo. GE deluxe model PEAL ESTATE REALTOR,322 719$ beautik,I big treds.Owner will - ., 80-Autos -- Wagon-2 drive. _________________________ 1963 WILLISWheel JEEP Station WE BUY CARS Rebuilt Classic, Auto, V-S. Lawnmowcrs.Wesellthebest$. servIce the rest. WESTERN KENMORE WASHER-Parts, ServIce. Used Mathlnes. MOQIIEVAPPLIANCE$ 333.0497 Cal I Bart BOWLESREALTY INC. SETTER HOMES & GARDENS 3 BEDROOM 1½ path, Central HIA, carpeting, kitchen Div. 1143 30th $4. Located on Sanford Airport. - - with tee-ms to fit your budget. go VA or FHA. $15,000. -__- ____________ Hurryl Hurryl Hurryl _____________________ - - Fiberglass Laminaters Ex. -. perlenced - Only. ExcelIenP company benetIti, 10 paid holidays, insurance, an Equal Ogvortunitv Employer. Apply in person AMF Ppwerboat busy pace ' _____________ __________________ - -. - $CASHIIR$ at rep exp or will train. Very -_ -. .' -- Lwood, Fl. 32750. - - ------------- - & more. Send Resume to: Mr. T)AKS "CAMPOROUND.RV the Fictitious Name'Statutes, To. craition of an enclave; and Florida Is In a position to provide against you for the relief S.. Just kesuitsi SALES, and that I intend to Wit: SectIon $13.09 Florida WHEREAS, the City of Sanfoni, munlcipalserylcesto the property demanded In the petItion. Florida is In a position to provI register said name wIth the Clerk Statutes 1957. described herein, and the City WITNESS my hand and the seal '1* the CIrcuit Court, Seminole gig. JoopI L Grosenkamp.r munIcipal services to ttw preper COWIIISIIOnof the City of laMent, ot said Court on ste iist sy of. County, FlorIda In accordance Publish Ae-. 741May 1, L 15, 1950 descrlbid Mr SIn, and the CIK' Florida, deems It In the best in- - AprIl, 1950. Legal - with the provisions of the Flc. DEU-N Commisslenol the City ci Sanford tee-nt of the CIty to accept saId (SEAL) tltlous Name Slatistps, To-Wit: - FlorIda, deems It In the-best In petItion' and to annex said -Cynthia proctor Section 865.09 1orlda Statutes terest of the CIty to accept saif property, CITYOPCAISILIIRRY CITYOPCAS$ILIERNY Deputy Clerk 1957. petition end to annex saif IOANDOPADJ%J$TMINT NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PubIlshApr,i4IMay is, is, 1,.o IOARDOFADJUSTMINT 51g. LAWRENCE E. MILLER ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF DEU-107 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN property. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Publish AprIl 10, 17, 24.1 May 1, thattheCityofCssselwn'y Board NOW, THEREFORE, SI Ii THE CITY OF SANFORD, thaltheClt-yofCalselb,r,y Board 1510 DEU-35 of Adjustment will hold a Public ENACTEDBYTHEPEOPLEOP FLORIDA: ci Mjustmont will hold a Public Hearing. Mr. James R. Lorth, THE CITY OF $ANFORD SECTION): That the following HearIng.Mr.MIChaelM.O'B,$.j, Applicant, Is reqveltlng • FLORIDA: desa-ibed property situated In - IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR variance from Section 23-33 (b), PROBATE DIVISION Notice Is hereby given that I am Yards, of the CIty of Cesselberry described P(09ie-?)? $ttuatedk the same Is hereby annexed to Yards, of the City of Casielb.ny - - - SCLU0ED-) BEDROOM t4OME-wlth prIvate lake privileges. $230 mo. Call for information after 530. - LONGW000closetoshoppinga. elementary school, this 4 00m. 2 bath home has 1100 sq ft livIng area and - 1972ChevroletNor1adWagon Runs like new $6.50 3722979 -___________________ R.tas. 322 9113. ____________________ ___________________ - - .,--- - - -- Csll,322-l07. ' B - - - OR CAU...- - ________________________ , - ACRES, nicely wooded and not too far from town. OK feehome or mobile, priced 5)1.500 REALTOR MLS 323-4O6oreves.fl30317 3236307. - - deposit, references requLred. No pets. _____ --- M. Unsworth Realty _________________________ _______ ' $300 security SalesCrew. Part-Time) App1yin Person Circulation Dept. Evening Ileilid AAA FHA-VA,FHA33S&245 SANFORD-3 Bedroom, Heat & Air cond., fenced yard, fully equipped kitchen, washer I Mature Individual STYPISTs - ______________________ - _ ._ property. Ready rigM now for you to move Into. Build to Suit-our lot or yours ' ______________________ WANTED- exp. fantastic opportunIty, hurry this won't las-ti owner in the area descrIbed NOTICEOP ACTION with bubbly PersonalIty. ____________________ fl'-lnefr'tlo.n hereinafter requesting annexation -tio PROPERTY P to owner In the area descnid tothecorporateareaottheCltyof TO; INORED 0. HAROUFF SPACTORYMAINTENANCES l'fer requesting annex Sanford, Florida, and requesting 4 pin., Westininister Presbyterian Church Red Bug P$ano,organ.Prlvate,degreed. p.o. lox 414541 ExpIn welding, Dlumbing, & fothe corporate area of to be included thirein; and - Altamonte.Fsrn Park - Miami leach. Florida--electric. Wefi established Co., Road (three-fourth mile Off State Road 436) Sanford, Florida, and requ WHEREAS, the Property AD582-5080 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an With Qrt pay, ________________________ to be Included thereIn; and praiser of SemInole County, action-for Modification of Final WHEREAS, the Property ip- Florida having certified that there Judgment of Dissolution ot ,00 XCLUSIVES ' ' BIP'11"I DEECTS __________________ praiser of SemInole Couny, Is one property owner In the area Marriage has been flied against Legal Notice ___________________ Florldahavinqcertlfledthatthj'e to be annexed, - and that said youlngredG.Harouft,andyouar, CreativeSxpseuions 333-7$13 is one property,owner In the flp property owner has signed the required ts.rve a FICTItiOUS NAME EM PLOY MEN T CULL sip, of -- - - - ______ to be annexed, and that ted petition for annexatIon; and wi-Iflendef.Jtas,ifany,flNontM 18-Help Wan N Noliceis herebyglven that I am prqp.rty owner has signed fe WHEREAS, It has bun deter. Plaintiff's attornel'. os. name ---- -__ -- , engaged in business at P.O. Box petition for annexation; and mined that the property described and address is: Robert A. Foster, Legal NOtIce * L 0 DRIVER $ WHEREAS, it has been 1706 Winter Park. FIa. 37790 Telephone SolIcItors. Ap. dete'. Pe#elnafter Is reasonably compact Jr., Attorney for PetItioner, 417 o, hereinafter is reason8bly compdt area of the City of Sanford, FICTITIOUS NAMI rate plus commissions. Op. the fictitIous nate Tampa, Florida 3380 on or bIN(, . . 2564S. FrenchAve. 3220231 332 0779, 322 5333, 322-3fl2 IACCOUNTINGCLIRI($ Accurate typing,.g,n b-keeping _______________________ -- ALLFLORIDAREALTY - ,' Inmy home. Hrly, daily, wkly rates. Day or nIght. 333.4877. 322.165*. Cony. Center, 950 MOLlonvIIle AROUND AT 10" Call us today to see this beaatlfully .- • * Exc. cond. 30 mpg, onig, owner. Must sell. 52.900. 5304159 Trade considered. _____________________________ 7i El Camino Classic AM-FM. _,_ PS. PB, Cae top,. Good condition, $2600 or best offerCallfsilesbefone6at3fl 4700. UTILITY TRAILER-Brand new, heavy duty, new tires. ___________ _________ __________ __________ ________ _________ MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICI .- __________________ ______________________ the Moment Babysitting - - _____________________ pn Sanford Nursing JOBSI JOBSI JOBSI homedavorniold. Part.tlms, reasonable ratst. 3-0-3841. VOLUNTARY ANNEXATON 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES: CIVIL DIVISION PROViSIONS' OF SECTON PR 0 V I D I N 0 F 0 Case Na. 7$237$.tA44S 171.041, FLORIDA STATUTES: SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS IN NI: THE MARRIAGE OF: P P 0 V I 0 I N 0 F C R AND EFFECTIVE DATE. INORED 0. HAROUFF, SEVERABILITY, CONFLifl'S WHEREAS, tharehas been flied WIfe-Respondent AND EFFECTIVE DATE, wIth the CIty CI.tt of the CIty of and WHEREAS, thirehas beenfied Sanford, Florida, a petition con- - DONALD L. HAROUFF, - B - VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION - - - 92, So. of Sanford. 322-572), ______________________ ______________________ _________________ -- . -- - - '4 534 4605 (Dealer). Cap. Call 323-6670. itemS to choose from. Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11. with springs I mati,, $175; misc. Itemi. 323-0081. - cond.. $195. Call 3236)59. ________________ __________________________ JUST MAKE PAYtENTS-69 1973 DODGE PICKUP Club response, $195. Cannon Music room set, $95; Bedroom suIte - Hail Realty, inc 323-5774.. yTONAAuTOAUCTION -. ' Hwy 92, 1 mIle west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold ' a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at $ p.m. its theoniyoneinFlonlda. You Sef the reserved price, Call 904____________ details. fO _____________________ ________________________ - ___________-'11 MERCURY- MARQUIS-I ________ _______________ -- - 60-A-Business Equip. New Gold Refrigiraiorcost$400 will take $375; Washer & For Sale Us-ed office eqpt. Desk, cash to mtg. $1990011 Harold Home spaces adlacent, S acres only *112.000. A-OK TIRE Jfl.74.J Si)ocJu$59S-Heavy-Duty $7.93 AIR SHOCKS rn. New BatterlesS29.95 2113 FrenCh Aye, Sanford __________________________ --__________ 3227450 A.OKT1RE NEWTIRESS19.19& UP Sanford, 24)3 French Ave. $21 mo. Agent 33tus. bdtms.. & huge kit. Low low --. - --------------- _________________ - ______________ ' 78-Motorcycles ______ _______ 2top brand names. thes6 are delux models. Full price includes bench & .delivery, Also exceptionally nice studio local delivery, Noll's Sanford ---- $O-Autos for 5 76-Auto Parts- -• -_____________________________ I SEMINOLECOUNTY,FLORD I , '%. .., 77-s-Junk Cars Removed - -- --- .- -- -____________________ . BUYJUNKCARS From$iOto$30 - Shopping Center, SR 13.1, 1 bk E. of i-I, 3)9-S. ____________ lV7$ Singer Futuna Fully auto, repossessed, used very shore. _____________________ ______________ REALTY ______________ mont. income from MobIle - - ½otf of total Inventc'yol brand new in?erspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top. appi., Including w.D, w-w F. AltamonteDr. - COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, FIREPLACE, plenty of 53)47*8 E'nIng Ilenild - . 2927 Hwy. Sanford, Fla. 3277) 5400 mo. 323 1507 after 5:30. Coniwessor 125. sand pot, drop Dot pIle no longer needed Itemt ____________ -____________ cloths Pmldent9tolorayco high asan elephant'seye. Place ______ spray UvflO, lxi I QUfl. CiA classified ad. and pile the 4ioioi,un beseifi all day Sat. ONLY - money In yo walletl,. SIS Bevirly Aye,, Altamonfe ._. ForSale - , ________ _________________ . - -----. __________ - -________________ SANFORDBARGAIN$29,900 -_________________ -oold Goods 2Bedroom,2bsth,CentraIH$. -- UPcI.FInaRcinIAvali..ble $39,500 Fenced,A.H,w-w carpet 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida • Call 323.1792 eves. _________________ -. - ITap Dollar Paid for junk & USII cars. ?rucks & heavy equip- 5,0000 used books for sale. Call 275-3061 or 277-4% for details. - from $113-up. 323-5019. ______________ 31A-splexes _____________________ Director l*uiide dick, dock, storage bld5 1 fenced lOt, many ix- HISTORIC LONOW000 4 Bdrm, 2 bath with dcc FIREPLACE. Zoned for - use your imagination this city block near proposed - Fringe benefit, c,- ,,. portunitles call Orlafdo 1.513. - gage on 10 acres, deeded access to the Johs, y ____________________ SaAIOe-d, adulls only, 1 BR & Salar'y plus commis- - - - Debut InsuranceSalestralneeln Sanford. Established clientele *175-5)00 per wk to start. - - BUY,SELL.TRADE 311-315E.FirstSt. - - 322-3822 ______________________ ______________ FOR SALEOR RENT Lakefront country charm, 2 a. Longwood, lovely 3 BR, 1½ 8, like new, $12,900 cash to -' mortgage.. Vacant, move In LIKE COUNTRY FEELING this (omfoptabla Mobile Home - tOday. with 6+ acres suitable te. - S.C.C. Lake Mary 2 - BR. Mat farming, hurSiry & honses,. 'Furnished' apts for SenIor Citizens. Very clean. 31$ Palmetto Aye. See Jimmie ___________________________ Cowan. - - 4 - _____________________ - . A RETREAT FROM CITY Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Powerboat Div. 1143 3h St. Sanford Airport 322.7800. Equal Opportunity Employer ____________________ ______________________ - BOAT ASSEMBLERS benefits. Apply in per.-. Assembler exp. in cruisers. SOIl to; MInimum of 3 yns. exp. Ex. ceilent company benefIts, 10 Ron Bk, ' pd holidays, pension & In. LOST: White Male Bulldog with brindle spots on heed & hips. Named $ampsom. In Lake - Alttby area. REWARD. 904127.9553, New Smyrna Beach. - SALE -. - ENGINE INSTALLERS -Ex perlenced with Inboard I lfamonte - B . E ModelHomeC,nterat321.o _________________________ (Sanford). _____________ REDUCED$1scThBj bath home in nIce .'ocatlon, *irort Bhd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-587* _____________________ 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath. all lances lncll Wh & Dryer, outside storage, newly decorated, $225 mo., I inst. last -& sac. dep. 1.m.1t______________________ 31ments Furnished ____________________ Drange Blvd., Lake MoitOi, be - _____________ ____________ ______________ &SokI --- . .- clean 3' FISh-Ski Boat, corn4 pct. interest to uaIif led - •. piste with Ira1ar, sklls & full buyers. New homes with Willbuy ist& 2nd mortgatis. We cover, no engine. $550. monthly paymensun also make Real Estate I 3225922 Low down payments, 332.ns7. Business iãins. Florida _____________ 32l075 Mortoabe investment.'flO.f '77 Invader Elite 17' tn hull with Roblinon. Orlar,pdo, 422.2J76 115 hp Mercury engine and r- Unique eXspindablo 2 BR home, ___ ________ trailer. 668-5166. Low 20s on yourlof, Includei _____ ____________ G.E. 'kitchen, decorator sceilineous foe' Sale 19S9 CHRIS CRAFT 33 g. twin 6 package, Carpeting, attic ________________________ _____ -ct. engines, needs vrk. Now ' REALTY WORLD. extra storage 1. much more. Latex Paint $4.9 Oal. in Water, good live- aboard. For appointment to see model ____________ ____________ TM Real Estate Agency ARMY NAVY SURPLUS $3,300. Cash or trade. 322-0956. ___________________ call Cardinal IndustrIes iK.,ReaItor-s 322.5791 --310S.anfordAye. BAfEMAN REALTY , Ret. Realfstat, 2SIMOIAVe. i5iiiieijj % BR-$309 Up. POOL AdUltS 0el17 MANUFACTURING. Vac pay person Is needed for, - Bonus. Holiday pay. Life 'sales and service of Insurance. Health insurance. FORMITEX INC. FLORIDA - new - advertisers. A special care, good 'food, foe- Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 pin., Rolling Hills Moravlan Church, state Road YourAdultClubforSlngles,9p.m.,OrlandoGarden - LPN pert- time for Or. Office. . - 7:00 'çIock P.M. on Mly 11,iNO, to consider the adoptIon be filed 'with the Lend Develop. to consider the adoption ti an ordInance by the CIty Of Sanford, mant Manager. Hearings may -- . DEADLINES $nford. FIOI-I, in -_____________________ to Fviiw, hair comminf IPe,'UalI and make ricommendatlone tome -________________________ BardofCountyComrnlss,e-ot .-. PublIc Hearing will be held 0 the CommissIon Room In tfie CIty Hall Park. 'after School Call Circulation Dept. 3222611 - 230 ft.) (Further described as in HurIbuj,areg1flInIr55.TheIranIangoverinenthunotyet 'the -_____________________ ______________________ - Avenue and HIghway 434) ____________________ _________________________ ________ relessed the bodies. -, - ______________________ ___________________ ______________________ (DISTRICT NO. 2) -1 - --.. Furthir, a pUlCMiringWllIW eries - hetd ,b - the' Seminole COunty __________________ !' Planning and ZonCamrnls$ion Legal Noti Legal 'Notice FULL TIME EMPLOYEES __________________ onMay7,1810.I - P.M.,oqas tchoic.Lmslnnlceslsectlon. NEEDED FOR KITCHEN 0ss1ble. In NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING $OOO thee-cotter Valued it $700. sacrifice, $100. SeminoleSprings. South Rotary, 7:50 a.m,, Lord Chumley's, Altainonte . Ages 12-18 - - There were 110 bod1 to bury. The eight Vt Ctilfls of last Book 11, Page 35, Sictlon 4, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPtION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TNU OF AN ORDINANCE SY.THI CITY OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. CITY OF SANFORD, FLOSIDA. Pfonce is hereby glvin Boys & Girls • B _____________ _____________ _____________ ______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1hursday,May1,flo41-Houses 41-Houses 41-A-?Mrtgages Bought, 35-Boats & Accessories - 444tj EXTRA MONEY AT HO -stuffing and-or addressing 3 BEDROOM CS HOME invtlopet Send stampod lf. Lovely quiet fleighborh, addressed envelopeto: Smith, back yard a well. 531.000. P.O. Sgx nil, Sanford W.GlrneftWhl,,, Broker ____________________________ ____________________________ - 322hiii 29ROOms ______________ Sanford Gracious llvir. Peas. Weekly I monthly rates, utllltlespd. Inquire5005. - - -441-7553. _______________________ _____________ ____________________ _____ __________________________ WAN1D AlAno; 8 pin., Halfway House, Lake Mipisie Drive, FRIDAY,MAYZ Seminoae Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's, SazifcId - . , . - ____________________ - ________________ 24--Business - - CLASSIFIED ADS - - : , Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 11 W. First s. Tuscawtlla llot'iOwner, Ann., 5 pin., New L]fe Fellowship Church, Lake Drive and - - "çwfl; f f tlwhome -• - Legal Notice app.cg GLE FAMILY DWELLING 01$. with a 21.-gun salute nd TRICT T0 C-i RETAIL oead Of three C-i Hercules Transports - the tpe of MER(IAL-PZ(3.7..OS LotsC. 1 -: -- ..-.------ . -___________________ . . ___________________ - . . 3coflsecJtive times -. - flc a line 7cons.ctjtiv,tiflWs5:00 AM;- 5:30 P.M. Uca line MONDAY lhrü FRIDAY _____________ - -. ' - - -. OF COUNTY COMMIISIONIRS NIcSol PvblIcHurl.,s . Seminole . Odando - Wint Pwk me S.enw, C6UflY Baird of Commiufoners w$li hold a k h.ring In Raim 8319993 322-2611 , . -, f Seminole (ounty Courthouse, Sanford, Florid, on June 10. isso CLASSIFIED DEPT. • RATES 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter United Methodist Church, Casselberry. -- . fOIlOwl,: Mark and Gen. W.L. , Tactic*l Mr Command corn- A. PUBLIC HEARINÔ FOR CHANGE OF mancler from Langley 1r Force Base, Va., ZONING REGULAtIONS- want.' Deltoup Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal - - . - FORT WALTON B,ACH, Fla. (UP!) - ft was about as elaborate a memorial ce as Hurltrt- Field and tho Air Force could pull off. - - - - . The- five members Hurlbort's- 8th Special Squarck-on killed In week's effort to free the-American hostages In Iran we eulogized Wednesday by a host of THURSDAY, MAY! -. - . - I- '. - - . Air Force Honors Dead I I. - . ?M . . :.,__ - P I -S . ' .......:..I . . - - I, . ________ - -. / . -"--" -B ---- - - I 1. -.-----...- ' - - P -- �5- - - - 5 ___. - S a .5: .ER !J r - - I, a -. - - 5. -5. . . * - _•• - - E - - -- 1) . . .I I . I I. .I . i . a - , S i.S • . • - •• - 4•_•f 5' B-EvenhlgHr$Id. Sanford, Fl. Thvrsday,May4,1i$O . a' -1 TV TONIGHT'S ,, - - - I 0 .. . Mr. Jordan" (8/W) 1941)Rob- THURSDAYL . 'AFTERNOON 6:00 0 @) () 0 a Q NEWS C) 0 (DO NEWS J(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMIP4G (17) LOVE. AMERICAN - a box bearing Helen's name. NBC NEWS 0 . S ()0CBS NEWS i000 - (DO ABC NEWS (3) 0 THE CONTENDER (10) OVER Y Roger Baldwin, founder of the Johnny battles for an Olympic ld nursing sore American CIvil Liberties Union... ribs suffered from a fight with (CC)(R) (1T) piMo ofte In t scAm - 808 NEWHART A (7)020/20 minister makes a startling (U) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN announcement after seeking s "iove And me Pulitzer professional advice from Bob. Prize Baby" A movie star, who wants to have the perfect baby. 100 trlestogetaPulitzerPrlzewrlt. 0t!)FACETHEMUSIC t DII IIAVAII.I ( ertobethefáther. ' - (DO JOKER'S WILD (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont take inboarders to pay t he mortgage the prospdcts don't C9 (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER REPORT 011.1. MiJTfl .JVUII l (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON. FRI) - 5:55 0(4) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 600 0 (4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MOW) 0(4) PORTER WAGONER (TU1E) 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS Thhj) (4) COUNTRY CARNIVAL which backfires to expose James to ridicule and herself to personal danger. (FR!) ' , -- --.-Roo.."... ,___ 7- - h*,hL,,kMI.1k.e.. a. -- (7)Q NORM & MINDY Mock and Mindy relive moments from their past after Mindy's - nàwfywed father, troubled his marriage, turns to Mock for 'U help. ' (1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD me -atithor of a bell-selling women's manual hires Rockford to Investigate threats that hay, been made against her 04(10) a W) MOVIE "Any * Wednesday" (1966) Jane Fonda, Jason Robards. Every band visits his mistress In a tax-exempt suits. 0 BENSON Benson learns he was the object of (1) - 5 Secret milltary experiments and takes on the U.S. Army. 04(10), ThE GOOD NEIGH. BORS "The Pagan Rile" - 6:15 (1 (17) THE ATHLETES (MOW) 6:30 O (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0 ED ALLEN (121(17) NEWS 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (DO NEWS (17) MOVIE "Conflict" (1945) Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith. The police struggle to crack the perfect alibi of a man suspected of murdering tOO 1:45 ' (17)NEWS mllliondollarmoftv,(R) (DO BARNEY MILLER When . - .I upatactiurchrummag.s.leln OUR BOARDING HOUSE REG.fl. - CANNISTERSTYLE with Major Hoople VACUUM - ~ t -. .1_-._, .. B . -' r - 5 ~ - . - . - o S '.,1*,.r ,, ~ lEG.)ø.fl - - S ISLICEG.I - . State Rep. Sam Mitchell, D-Chipley, said he thinks paddbg "It simply means U* teacher who wants to paddle is assuming the responsibility themselves- entirely," Henley R!G.24.n - $1 $3800 TOASTER - -. 09ts - - 5 RE0.n. .$25800 i. I . CONSOLE - . $29810 . 8(k - by Ruby's, a Chinese restaurant, and was not about to abandon the work or his customers. - - - - -. - - 8 -- administrator for varying offenses. A total of 4,609 students were paddled at least once. Seminole County state representa tives, and other local officlals had mixed reactions to Mitchell's bill todaY' Mitchell's bill allows principals to set guidelines for paddUng, but stipulates that the principal cannot take the privilege of paddling away from teachers, A princi pal can, "Who's going to witness it?" Henley asked. "Is the teacher going to pull another teacher out of the classroom to be the witness? If - so, who'll supervise that teacher's class?" State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, commented on the proposed bill today. "Personally I prefer that one person have that responsiblilty," he said. "I can see cases where a student may do something which Incites anger In a teacher and there could possibly be softie serious abuse problems. I am in favor of corporal punishment, but it should be the principal who has the 'responsibility." - __ ____ T-- !...,,-, RE0.4. -: WASHER REQ. S.9S -,. , ` I' l I ' do 12 INCH PORTABLE BLACK AND WHIT! I ____ - £ REQ. 129 . - ---. - - $9995 - 5 .r . . V~ 1":, '-.5- i l I - '1 S St-- Mrs. Baker said she thinks paddling, If used, shou.1d be ad. I4 1 "'u';s. . ministered by the school principal or an administrator, r-:y, "The teacher could react emotionally, If he has the Instant' authority to paddle," Mrs.'Baker said. "I don't mean to put jg _ ''0 -- - ____ - - teachers down, but if they!ve had a bad day or a student is just - driving them crazy, it could be an emotional reaction, Herald GRA - Pliots by Tern Vincent - ___ us --5-new auminisirasive mces on the first floor of the Sanford City flail. Mrs. Eunice Whitehead enjoys the refreshments while Tom Wilson, SIIA executive director, discusses the new facility with T.J. Pop of Gutmann-Dragash AssociAtes, architects of Sanford. - - OPENING -. ,__,_A_ -. Lake Mary Bad News So No Grant . - a site plan - J 100 FRENCH AV. - ' - -- 011" 19 III: -FRIDAY6 to 8:1 CLOSEbSUNDAY NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UNTILJUNE1* - - 5 5 dr 0 : . - - - 5 : - ,?, / - ______________ - SANFORD . - -- rn - - 40 AD HOMES SINCE~ iSIS. 4) -4 . - ____ __- _____ ____ Drive and Marie Avenue until further engineering want Ispresented. The board, in denying the request, said Did not consider the plat of 10 Iota in By DONNA ES1'ES 'was exercised the value had escalated to ward told the council, Cwnw&U Road It now coilsidered a Ramblewood, Unit II in Hidden We Herald Staff Writer $50,000, according to an appraisal. The balance of $33,750 for the purchase fj natural buffer between PUD because arepresentativeofbullder There will be no federal money to parcel purchase was price was borrowed from Flagship Bank (oaon the residential zoning and the request does David Meadows. was not present reimburse the çlty of Lake Mary for the held January. up pending approval of a waiver by In not fit Into the dty's land-use plan. Approved for an office acquisition early this year Mrs. Southward Thursday night also of a 34k-acre the state Department of Natural The plans calls for the property to be building at 210 Orlando Drive as parcel of property for parklands. reported to the council that a draft of the Resources so the city could still get a ised for medhan density residential requested by Ralph Kazarian, contingent The fact that the city got a *gain city's fIrst affirmative action plan has In federal development. Mdlum density could upon the city cotnmlsalon granting a the purchase didn't help matters, said cilase grant for about half -of the pur- been com pleted. An firma af tive action permit apartinent onstruct1on of as variance to the requirement of two former city Councilman Pt Southward, plan must be completed before the city many as 11 units per acre, parking spaces. who is serving as the city's grants liaison Mrs. Southward told councilmen can become eligible for many federal About 30 persons were in the audience - Tabled a site plan and conditional person. recently, however, that before a grant programs. to hear the rescuing request and four use for an çto sales area aWition at the The city in January took advantage of can be approved, federal regulations A major problem with the plan, she from the Banana area spok. In opposition Sanford Auction at 1215 French Ave. a year-old option for the purchase of a require signature by the seller on a letter said, is that the has no accurate tract on Grandbend Avenue adjacent to noting he realized the property was census showing city to the request. A)tbough the property until a better site plan Is submitted, the percentages of dm not lie within ft San= develop. Deniedi because of Insufficient the city-owned Crystal Lake Park. worth more than It was sold for. An out. minorities, women and senior citizens in nnt NA It is hwluded in the Sonora parking space, a site plan for a family When they purchased.tlopUon on the of-state lawyer, as trustee for the the community. An estimate Is thit the 1jg, amusement game rQCCI at 1219 French property Is January 1979 for $3,750, the owners, has refused to sign the document planned mit deyelotxnnt (PUD) city's minority population is about oil In other hueiil,es the commk.lon: Ave. as requted by Michael Jackson. price tag was W,500. When the option so the federal grant is out, Mrs. South- percent, she said. . 9 1- I - - nest Cornwall Road and the Sanora -- -.w-- - to restricted irxhmtrW Its 13M,-acre tract Ridgewood Avenue between Terrace ,. BY QUASAR L - _______ ______ Tabled further consideration of a The an1ord Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday night turned down preliminary plat ci 17 Iota In Ridgewood a request from the Hunt Oil Co, to rezone Acres, located on the west aide of $32900 $39800 TELEVISION - X. S - - BY HOTPOINT COLOR 18 EXTRA - .- - Planners Turn DO' wn Firm -- ,. In _____ said. that cart be ed, but It is a very successful one, He said he is not worried about possible paddling abuses, "someonegotrunoverbyacartheothernlght,butwe'renot ____ ____ ____ - kI, down. lt How long a student Is out of class before It is determined to be a suspension Is currently under debate, he said. need." Joyce Baker, president of the Seminole County COUnCIl PTA, said she feels parents should have the right to stipulate that their childr en not be paddled. InSemlnoleCountytherelsanunwnittennilethataparent canseldanotetothesthoolprohthltlngpaddllngof theirchljd that wifi be ke In the student's file and honored, have to use It less," he said, - might have hurt my pride and my feelings, but it did me no due process, he said. harm. It Is another way of giving teachers the authority they - faculty member If he feels the privilege Is beln(abused. The bill also allows paddling to take place even If It is against the parents' wishes. ,,An amendment to have parent consent failed. We defea ted. it and that's what we wanted," Mitchell said. "Many parents today are dominated by their children. They'd sign the form just because their kids asked them to." Mltchell,aformerteacherandhighschoolprinclpal,uldhe used paddling for years. "It'sthegreatthlngInworldtohavethatpaddIeInU '. -. ____ work. It requires that a teacher have a witness when paddling. - . or to write essays or do other work, because this is considered by some to be suspension. To suspend a student there must be . nine Seminole County school students was hit by a teacher or 10 ~ ' - n UI% tn,.• 5 non..,, III 31J(1..( Ii.I Ut'.UpItU ,u,w Bill Moore, interim executive director of - the Seminole Education Association, said he thinks Mitchell's bill Is a "I remember going to school at Lyman when it had all 12 grades. There were times when a teacher took me In hand, It been going on. "In the case of litigation, the administration won't be able - back them up." Henley said he does not ban paddling, but he hasn't had a stopping driving carSo" he said. -. Mitchell said his bill is necessary because some principals $1 W-AM.FM RADIO, 'TAPE - HEAVY DUTY Wi LB. CAPACITY lEG. S$.N VERY0000cONDITION FURNISHING SOUTHERN . 4'J - justified, the administration will be at a loss to know what's "Mitchell may be concerned about something (principals banning paddling) that isn't prevalent In this state." Henley also said he Is not sure how Mitchell's bill would -. , - ' But State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, reaction to the action oI some Principals around the state chairman of the Seminole County Legislative Delegation putting stringent regulations on paddling. agr 1 with Mitchell in principle today. "I think you'll find mixed reaction to It," he said. "Some "I believe in discipline In school and a teacher needs to take support it and an equal num ber probably oppose corporal care of a student in the class that Is disrupting the c1as:1liat punishment. Unfortunately, we don't have a lot of (discipline) . disruptive student is keeping dw other students from - recelving alternatives left thesi days." the ed uca tion they are In class for. He should ha ve that right to Moore explained that students cannot be removed from the take care of that problem. If that means paddling, be it.,' . classroom to sit alone. as some psychologists have suggested, "I have over 100'teachers in this school. It each one of them Mitchell jild paddling is not the only method of discipUne R EC USED 1$ CU. FT. HARVEST GO.D , . S' i,it h,aihuina tha J•" •'"'"b .5. -. -5....-.- - carries his own paddle into-the classroom the administration can't know who Is paddled and who isn't. If It needs to be a student paddled at Sanford Middle SChOOl was allegedly bruised and required emergency surgery 30 minutes later, During the school year 1978 to l, approximately one in you'll USED GOOD CONDITION - - - USE STIRCHIS t CIIEDITWITHA'. PERSONAL TOUCHI - a - tight money policies on the home building unemployment rate for black and cent, down from 6,9 percent; New York;' said, "Wejustranoutoftime,"Mitchellsai&'lhisUjneitwffl pass." - .00 . - ' If the student is then paddled it's a punishment, not an emotional reaction." - be In the classroom for 180 days," he said. in Sem1ie Counjy, Lyman High School Principal Canton Henley, said, "it dp'en't bother me" if the auth ority to decide about paddling is tken away from principals. 6' - makers have been forced to close a Is concerned that "many, many principals across the state are, ended. $39800 - - r $ REFRIGERATOR .. 2 78. I - Orlando-based general contractors, he said. As he and an insurance inspector walked through th e wreckage, the tWo were already making pla ns. San. droni suggested changing certain kitchen fixtures while the inspector suggested where equipment might be quickly found. Sandroni said he had the best clientele he has ever had in one of his restaurants here. "Sure I intend to reopen," he said, saying he had spent three mon Ths industry. The construction industry has minority teenagers decreased from 33 7.2 percent, up from 6.9 percent; Ohio, 7.i lost 335,000 jobs since January. percent to 29.8 percent in April. percent, up from 5.9 percent. 'deelopment. 5. S . the homebuilding industry and big auto 4 Sus pe nsion, as an alternative to paddling, Mitchell said, is the worst thing to do. "If we pay to have a student educated for 180 days, he should - under the 1111, take the privilege away from an individual IN RUST, BEIGE & BROWN COTTON FABRIC ERY 0000 CONDITION - Harriett said the state lire investigators, aided by -Sanford fire marshals are working to determine how the early.thorning blaze started In the restaurant, which held its formal grand opening' ceremony only a week ago. The fire destroyed the lounge section of Casa Sandroni, damaging the restaurant section behind it. Sandroni, who says he has operated restaurants in Baltimore and Las Voias before moving ...-. -..,, En Orlando a year ago, promised to reopen as soon as possible, within a month. .I I, with durable goods industries showing a percent to 5.9 percent; adult women to 6.3 was:'California, 7.1 percent. up from 6 drop of 265,000 jobs.- hail occuring in the from 5.7; teen-agers to 16.2 from 15.9; percent; Florida, 5.5 percent, up from 5.2 auto industry. wtites to 6.2 from 5.4 percent and blacks percent; Illinois, 7,4 percent, up from 6.9 Employment in construction dropped to 12.6 from 11.8. S per'ent; Massachusetts, 5.3 percent, up 140,000 in April, reflecting the effect of Despite the general upward trend, the from 4.9 percent; New Jersey, 6.6 per- Sheriff"' Mark Linebarler, ' 13, of 100 W. Jenkins Circle. Sanford, Thursday and was sent to the House. . He said the same bill passed W12 in the House last April, but was not acted on by the Senate because the legislative session . S REFRIGERATOR - FREE DELIVIRYI FREESET-UPI ,, - LILLI RUST TRADITIONAL OVER STUFFED USED 24 CU. FT. WHITE 100 4- 0 - cipals passed the House Education 1(42 Committee 8-4 $53800 ' RE0,4.n - - . -i,l A DA teacher request to do it In 17 years. BY SCHWEIOER MATC MATCHING LOVE SEAT USED 7 2 TONE BROWN - FOR vipiciet Herald Piwi. by Tim classrooms despite pos;ib e ob*Uon by their school prin- - S U - $17800. SOFA tI fl - . Contracting 'wotk . will be done by his brothers, - S is "the greatest thing In the world," His sponor'shlp of a bill that would allow teachers to paddle students In their - -. -. $3800 SOFA -- . I_ .,. - S depriving their faculty from using corporal pwdshment" cd that his bill that would tie echobl administrators' hands in the matter will become law. - - - TRADITIONALORANOESBLUEAND ..720.fl REG WHITE FLOWER PRINT -% WITH WHITE PIPING NEEDS CLEANING - .322.7953 I I k~ - . - RE0.fl.fl VERY 0000 CONDITION -f House restaurant and a .vacant shop which until recently housed a haircutter. Bill Would Put PaddlesBack, Info 'Teachers' Hands ' SOFA. ' SLEEPER . - - SET ' , . followed by John Polk. Sheriff for the oiher 365 days of 1980. I S ' - 5 - 5 BY INSTANT - PLAID HEICULON NUSTAN GOLD MODERN TWIN SIZE I I, - I - -- . . A northwest Florida stfite representative who sWd today he 12800 TABLES . . -- . END AND - . - - USE D CHROME SO.LAsS - . 5 . S.- $11800 DINETTE , . W (DO MARCUS WELBY. M.D.S rj,,m ,0 S Linebarier was selected by the Seminole Optonlists Club as this struction and manufacturing of duiable year's Sheriff For A Day; one of six students who spent the day with goods such as automobiles. - -. High interest rates have struck hard at Seminole law officers as part of Law Day celebrations, Linebarier is I4wi I?HL 322 121S GOOD CONDITION - - -S * P(1MOVIELAND]]I ______________ SLEEPER REQ. iP$ BY HOTPOINT . worker groups, including adults, fulltime workers, whites and blacks, It was Inspects the Seminole County motorcycle squad... Thursday, particularly large for those in con- TOM HORN USEDRUST, BLUE &WHITE STRIPED EARLY AMERICAN CONDITION APARTMENT SIZE I '. SIC VI McQUIIN S WITH POWER HEAD I SHERIFF '66 5 - - - 5 - LAST NITI ;i ONLY. [PLAZA ul CHAIRS - VERY 0000 CONDITION BY EUREKA . FATSO USEDORANGE ____________ ____________________________ MORNING •. - - USED 20" WHITE VERY GOOD . vua WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation's unemployment rate soared to 7 percent In April with the largest monthly In- ' . BOX SPRING 5 D ' I Ic '1JfJ'II •#' - number of plant.s1due to the slowdown in For construction workers, the rate rose It was the second tnonti of sharp sales. - From 13 percent to 15.1 percent, con- ,decline for joblessness among young The Increase from March to April was tinning the two- month Increasing trend blacks and other minorities. The rate crease over..five years, the Labor the largest since January 1975 when the after several months at about the 10 was 37.9 percent in Febtuary. Department reported today, rate jumped 0,9 percent In the midst of peftent level. In manufacturing, the rate increased The April Increase was 0.8 percent over the nation's last recession. In service-producing areas, em- from 6.5 percent to 7.9 percent; for the March rate of 6,2 percent and was For adult men, the .jobless rate in. ployment fell by 130,000 workers in trade, government workers From 4.2 percent to sparked by major slowdowns In the concreased a full percentage point to 5.9 an addition 30,000 jobs in transportation 4.4 percent; and for agricultural wage structlon and automobile industries. It percent, while for adult women it rose - and public utilities. and salary workers, 10.2 percent to 11.9 was also another sign that the economy from 5.7 to 6,3 percent. But jobs for government workers were percent. has plunged Into a recession. - The last time the rate was 7 percent up 75,000 in April on top of a 60,000 boost The number of Americans ut of work was in August 1977 at a time when it was in March, both gains primarily due to - Among major states, Michigan jumped by 825,000 In April, pushing the declining a high of 9 percent in May 1975, hiring of temporary workers for the 1980 home of the auto industry showed the tot*l to 7,3 million. - Total employment as measured by the Census. largest increase. It jumped a full 2 The Bureau of Labor Statistics said bureau's household survey was down Unemployment rate by categories percentage points t 12.2 percent. unemployment increased in nearly all 500,000 d'uing the month to 97,2 million, showed adult men increasing from 4.9 In other major states, the rate in April . : - ' MATTRESS . Joblessnàss Soars .0.8% P.. 1-4 S USED FULL SIZE SEALY .TL ,. LAST MIII - $780 CLEANER - - GOOD CONDITION dwVN for the beltair in, hft (DOTHEROPERS Stanley's cache of girls magazines winds - CONDITIONER $12800 •GJDM.YDEVOTIONAL 1 -4 PLAZA I ) 7:41 ONLY MM DILUISI - I - AIR - - / 99, - USEDSANITU WINDOW - Q\ - Ar ' -. - IN GOOD CONDITION - Atlan ta C UI ROOM IN YOUR HOME! PERSONALIZED CREDIT! FREE. ' . -. .. : 1 WE'RE FIGHTING INFLATION WITH SUPER SAVINGS FOR EVERY DESK - - 0 - 2:10 Wojo Is hypnotized to try to remember details about a (DO NEWS crime, he blurts out 2:40 Shocking facts atut some of (DO MOVIE "The Good the squad mernbers.(CC) '((1 Paul P. (121 (35) STREETS OF Luiss Reiner. Based on the FRANCISCO A handsome by p , me Nh cols young bank robber uses a 40-of In China is ttwestyow-old woman tW* to obtain soned by W eed. (2 Hm 20 Information about th, bank. Mint) 04(10) ALl. CREATURES 4:20 GREAT AND s&ia "Golden Gift.. , (1(17)UNTOuc*fAeLES Lads I5 romance with Helen, but for the Daft family there sums to be - 5; ' - STUDENT - , By DIANE PETRYK HeraJdStaftWrlter -- • USED OAK SINGLE PEDESTAL $44 '.4 - - • -S... --• -, F0 • - Braves vs. San Diego Padres 2.00 ALL SHOWS -, - 1:80 (17) BASEBALL S - . . •(4) TOMORROW -' - Vietnamese child he lilt behind. - . . - Casa Sandroni will reopen within a month, owner Julius Sandroni, Orlando, promised today. Sandroni and his insurance investigator, walked through the charred remains, 1 his th ee-month-old restaurant, which suffered a major fire early W ed, nesday morning. ut state lire Investigators probing the scene are calling the blaze "suspicious," said Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett. They have not yet determined how it started, he said. S Sandroni said he Is DreDared to start rebuilding as soon as his landlbrd completes repairs to the wafts and roof of the complex which also houses the Holiday - I 40 , . .. - - --I-17- - - - I . - ... A ir0 1 WWI . ., - Winfield. Rita Tushingha,n. A black Vietnam veter an %A • - - - odn''C4411111144UI ii irri3t CLOSED THURS. Toluam -ANK.It, e "Green Eyes" (1977). PIUI - S - - -oo I J " (DO CHARLIE'S The Angels are hired to protect entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. from kidnappers who are after him. (R) . - S 5 - 11.50 - . a - 4W W . _ . 11:30 0 (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD ' - cal practices. ilk. (5) 0 BAR$ABY JONES JR.'s routine investigation to help out an old blend leads to the discovery of murder with a - . :1 • 5 10:55 (5)0 CBS NEWS 1100 0 (4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) © (35) P11. CLUB 11:55. t121(17)NEW8 ___ I- ' ..- . 2:40 (DOMGRImN Guests: Victor Sorge. Jeff Conaway. 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(R) (D0C NEWS - © (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon get Inyolved with a Croatian king and 'I werewoif.tvoe who olota to control the king's country. (a') MOVIE "All The King's Men" (1949) Broderick Crawførd, John Ireland. Basell on the novel by Robert Penn Warren. A tyrannical governor in the South uses corrupt politi- rwn. 8:3w IVCiIi1I P SOD Q @) CAROL BURNETT AN : -(10)VIu.AAGRE(IQ STONES •' • - 7:25 e(4)TOOAYINrLORJDA DO GOOD MORNING ri 10:30 1:30 0D (35) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(1) TIC TAC DOUGH STYLE "Love And The Singles NEWLYWED (5.) 0 THE Apartment" Trevor is spending GAME - three months jr Los Angeles (DO$100,000 NAME THAT Oi business, which he mixes TUNE With pleasure. (U) (35) MAUDE Maude's surprise wedding gift to Carol 11:00 and Chris results in unexpect0(4)5)0(7)0 NEWS ed problems for everyone. (IV(35)BENNYHILL - 04 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: .04(10)TODAYINTHELEGIS. Jonathan Miller. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 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/31cd022f01926faa036c664ad8a5e37d.pdf b286ce0a6c602be638d941edb2bbf1f7 PDF Text Text - - ___ - -.--.. -.------------- ------ I_____._ - -r - -- -s ---- .- - - [1 72nd Year, No. 196—Monday, April 7, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents 3 Local Industr*ial Revenue Bonds Languish By DONNA ESTES tractive to industry seeking capital because the Herald Stal I Writer financing which can be obtained represents 100 Soft bond market conditions — which are being percent of the need, and the interest rate is seen around the nation - have hit Seminole cheaper. County. "But," he added. "the market is soft right now. Jim Daniel, executive director of the Seminole The bonds are not selling because investors can County Industrial Development Authority get higher interest rates elsewhere." (SCIDA), said today there are currently $3.3 The bond issues "on hold until interest rates get million in court-approved industrial revenue a little better," Daniel said, include: bonds, endorsed by SCIDA, which have found no - $2,150,000 for Harcar Aluminum. This inbuyers. dustry wanted the money to build a new 240,000The bonds were to be floated to benefit three square-foot building on 12 acres in the Sanford local industries, area. The firm manufactures aluminum windows Daniel noted that industrial revenue bonds and doors for the residential building business, which have the attractive feature of being federal - $700,000 for Keystone Electric. Keystone planned to buy out Unit Electrical Control of Fern tax-exempt for investors are finding no seekers Park and to expand the operation there. Unit currently. Electrical Control manufactures control panels The industrial revenue bonds are also at- for power generating plants. unierWh irlO ,by Hal Kaufman SONG AND DANCE) Anyone who knows the words to Irving Ir$In's classic "Easter Parade," or this, of any other hit song, will find it lust as easy to sing them backwards—if he or she knows the trick. Which Is will -. .1. A* iI4O 114$ I$ pu, puAQJe Uinj Atdw$ - 1, 2,3 Got My first Is in strong but not in shy, my seconds in wet but not in dry; my third Is In low but not in high. Quickly, what number am I? .. • • Iswl ..• ___ .' .; om4$1 ~nu 114j Game) lad and yellow candles Ina bowl total 125. Pink and yellow candles total 175. Reds and pinks total lii. 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WASHINGTON (UPI) — Promising an the White House after spending the Immediate decision on sanctions against Easter weekend at his nearby Maryland Iran, President Carter charged today mountain retreat. , , Iranian "terrorists offered to turn over Carter , -. r me with . advisers a ,., a.m. the hostages to the goverment and we EST after Tehran Radio said Ayatollah government refused. Ruhoilab Khomeini had decided against Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said , _, transiemng hostages Irom the Hoages today the 50 American hostages should custody of their Moslem captors at the remain in the hands of their militant embassy to the government. * , '? I • .... . ' . - . .... '.- .:••'•• . a new arrangement CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. Carter Prep ares Iran Sanctions PON Tongue Tosterl Say this fast, Just once: Three thrifty thrushes met three sweaty swallows and three shifty swifts. Warning: Too much tunsion on your tonsils may tipple your crongue. ' 17Z1 ; captors until Iran's new parliament convenes, crushing hopes the governHe summoned the national security ment would assume custody of the advisers for a final review of the sane. .' ii ZT — $450,000 for Rush-Hampton Industries of "People can make more money oil the C0111 of six months is necessary for construction time. Longwood. Rush-Hampton's major product is a inercial inarket with interest rates its tile%' are. Seminole is competing with Pasco and Pinellas ductless fan for residential and office use which Financial institutions can inake more nioney counties for the industry, Dolgner said. circulates and cleans air within a structure. investing in other areas. They've got plenty of the The firm may wish the port to construct the Rush-Hampton wanted' tol expand its Longwood tax-exempt bonds already," lie said. warchouse and lease the facility or nialy wish to Meanwhile, Daniel and Seminole County Port Industrial Park plant. It also planned to conic lease 8.8 acres and build its own facility, Doigner back to seek more bonding later to construct a Authority Administrator Dennis l)olgner will be said. new facility on 12 acres in Sanford. meeting Tuesday with representatives of an Dolgner said it is possible the port will receive SCIDA recently approved a bond issue for industry which wants to locate a warehouse as much as $50,000 to $65,000 annually over and Stromberg.Carlson for 50,000 square feet of adfacility at the Port of Sanford. above expenses, if it is successful in attracting ditional space. But Daniel anticipates no problem Dolgner told Port Authority members last week the industry. 11iis would eliminate the need for a with selling these bonds. the firm wants a $2.2 million warehouse con- Seminole County property tax subsidy for the "Sometimes the larger the company, the easier structed at the port. port's operation next year. it is to sell bonds. They have some money Dolgner said today the firm wants to open a Under the industrial revenue bonding concept, markets they can work through," Daniel said. new warehouse facility by Jan, 1, 1981 and there Daniel said a governmental unit oversees and 01 the first three firms, Daniel said those may not be sufficient time to prepare an in- endorses the bond issue, but the recipient of the bonds already approved but unsold will probably dustrial revenue bond. It takes 90-to-120 days for a funds has all responsibility for repayment of the come back to SCIDA for re-evaluation In the bond issue to be printed, go through the court issue. 'Basically SCIDA "is an approving pass future, process and be sold, he said. He said a minimum through agency," he said. -I _ "I "a ,tt ;-, • p,.. - y --'. •. • • .- : ' ...., ' .. 1' • . . . .. . .---- -. . -' advisers. He told reporters he would Involve the use of force or a naval decide "in a few minutes" what his next blockade of the Persian Gulf country at move would be in the 150-day crisis in. this time. volving 50 U.S. hostages at the American Embassy. "We'll have something to say laterHOSTS An administration official said Carter on," Carter told reporters. ' would order stringent economic and - Carter Implied the "terrorists," were political sanctions against Iran. willing to give up custody despite earlier Carter talked briefly with reporters at balking at such a move. HERE, HEREI Well, leek who's here.. and what a clever way to appear) Add lines dot to dot to complete picture. AUTO TRAIN MIGRATION Herald Photo by Tom N•tso Gas lines again? Friday afternoon at the banks? passengers made up a normal load for this time of No, It Is part of the annual Spring migration of the year, said assistant terminal manager Art Young. snow birds. Cars were backed up from the Auto The Easter weekend did not produce a larger Train terminal along Persimmon Avenue to First crowd than normally expected. "It's just the Street Saturday as tourists waited to load their northern people going home for the summer autos aboard the train. The 245 cars and 539 months," Young said. -- Police, State be PaddlIng At Sanford Middle School (vMAr - 1' A Razoj34 (Ut A RAAft AauD sr r 6&.. W0R 'e -MD L4srvi AS AN eASW tIAT r CAN fl sw1HAT DU A.iyfr By DIANE PETRYK he said. He would make no further Malcolm also confirmed this morning the just out there when the other boys did it. their children not be paddled. plaint against the paddling - if the Herald Staff Writer IIflS is investigating the incident. Both Mrs. Lettau, Mrs. Livings and students were guilty. comment on the incident. "But they said he would have to get a Local police and state officials are "We will talk to everyone involved," whipping or get kicked out of school, Mr. Mrs. Nellie Boyd, whose son, Robert, was Mrs. Lettau said her son's backside "But not to the extent they get conducting an intensive investigation was black and blue and 30 minutes after she said. "Whether or not it Is deter. Hunt wanted to give him five licks but he also Involved in the incident, said they bruised," she said. Her son was not this morning into a paddling Incident at the incident he had to be operated on for a mined to be child abuse," she said, finally agreed to give only two, so Mark were not inforined they could refuse to bruised, she added. Sanford Middle School which one mother rupture. Mrs. Boyd said her son was not "depends on many factors such as said he would take the licks rather than have their children paddled. claims left severe bruises on her 14-year"It's in the handbook somewhere," bruised, but "he's tough and well. The doctor, she said, could not whether or not it was deliberate, justified get kicked out." old son. padded." determine whether the rupture was or done in a fit of anger." Sanford Middle School Principal Dan Pelham said. mother, Ruby Lettau, 142 C caused by the paddling. "I was in the office when my son was "But this was the first time the boys Pelham said this morning Florida Henderson Lane, reported she was "But the bruises were put on by that Mrs. Lettau said the school called her statutes permit the schools to paddle paddled," Mrs. Livings said. "if I hadn't threw rocks," she said. "They could have seeing an attorney on the matter this paddle," she said, just after the paddling and asked her to students. But, he said, the school does not been there it's hard to say what he'd have been just warned this time," she said. morning and will not allow her ion 10 She added her son had been paddled Mrs. Lettau said her son got "five pick up her son. paddle a child when the parents request done to him. "He was In so much pain I took him to their child not be paddled. return to school "until they do licks" with a wooden paddle after he was "You should find out what goes on at before for not dressing for gym. something." the hospital," she said. Seminole County School Superinforced to bend over a chair, "We don't go over the parent's head," that Sanford Middle School. My kids have Mrs. Lettau, said her son, James, and Shirley Livings, mother of another one he said, been jerked up by the shirt, thrown tendent William Layer said this morning "It was all uncalled for," she said. three other boys were paddled by Ronald Sgt. W.R. Bernosky, Sanford police of the boys involved In the incident, said But, Pelham added, If a parent does not against file cabinets, thrown against the he hopes no one was bruised. Hunt, Sanford Middle School dean of detective, said this morning he has just she was at the school when her son, Mark allow the school to paddle a child, the school bus and slapped in the face. lie said he has been contacted by both students, after they threw candy at the begun an Investigation into the matter Manley, got "two licks" with the paddle. child will be kicked out of school as the "When my 15 year old went there they the Sanford Police and HRS, but said he custodian's building. gave Will a treatment — don't you think is not conducting an investigation of his and It "will be thorough," He said he has "That Sanford Middle School is alternative, Hunt said this morning that the boys photographs of the boy after he was something else," she said. own. "Mark didn't want to be kicked out of they didn't." threw candy and rocks. He confirmed paddled which show the bruises. Eva Iunigardner, whose son, George, "I don't know that anyone was in"I went up there because Mark said he school," Mrs. Livings said. that there was a paddling. WUS the fourth student accused of jured," he said. "That has to be deter. Florida Health and Rehabilitative did not do anything and would not let Pelham said he does not inform "But I don't know about any bruises," Services child abuse can worker Karen them hit him," she said. "He said he was parents that they have a right to stipulate throwing rocks, said she had no coni- mined by somebody." -- TiLL. t4'i rrFA1L6A L.fl I j W,14 FUWAFM 8oEE 10,000 Cubans Huddle At Embassy LIMA, Peru (UPI) More than 10,000 establish some control today over Ule Cubans hoping to leave their country chaotic situation, sparked by the sudden have taken refuge In the Peruvian removal of police protection Friday from Embassy in Havana, but Lima says it the diplomatic mission, can only accept a limited number and In a stunning reversal at past policy, called on Its neighbors to accept the Cuban President 'Fidel Castro said other& during the weekend Cuba would grant Peru sent a special group of diplomats safe passage out of the country 10 any and security agents to Havana to try and national who could obtain.a foreign visa, - — - _;•__ -. -- - - Exiles Show Support In Miami -- About 4,000 Cuban an excuse for more repression," said MIAMI (UPI) exiles, whipped Into a patriotic frenzy by Perez. He said the 10,000 persona who their community leaders, Jammed crowded in and around the Peruvian iround a building housing a Spanish Embassy 'in Havana language radio station early today in an government withdrew Pollee guarding outpouring the gate have created a lot o(problems. of Cubans reported seeking refuge in the There is not enough food and water and the fact the government would not permit Peruvian embassy at Havana. by them to bring in portable toilets has - The exiles poured from their homes the hundreds to collect and buy food and created a bad sanitary problem.) medicines at late-night markets then cwt the supplies in box" to the ftoyal (Pan said food and medicines for the Officials To Meet Governor Friday I S Thist Bank bAiding an SOUthWCIt IM refugees being donated in Miami will Ave., just off Call. Ocho (8th St.), the rcbshly be distributed through the main thwouhf&e though Miami's Swiss Embassy in Havana it ft Swin - Hav.'aectlOn. .y also donated $,Slolntwohow's,accordingtoFellzM. ___ an accountant coerjlnating the of money. 'All. Perez, Sanford cardiologist informed on d,v.iots We native Cute through osces an today Cublm in Ws cgi sriej about jast whet is behind , Castro's latest action.) - I "We are frnid Castro will use th1 ic -+ - r ---..-- - •;_; - .. 4 -".7 I p - Gov, Bob Graham's office Sanford officials authorized to confirmed today that a meeting attend the meeting include Mayor between the governor, Lake Mary Lee Moore, City Commissioner and Sanford city officials and in- John Morris and City Manager dustrialiat Jeno Paulucci is ten- Warren Knowles. Lake Mary of. tatively scheduled for 11 a.m. ficials to attend are Mayor Walter Friday in Tallahassee. Sorenson and City Manager Phil Paulucci arranged the meeting Kulbes. to give officials of the two Seminole County cities an opportunity to Projects which may be discussed discuss with Graham assistance include funding for acquisition and needed to gain federal and state development of parklands in the funding for local projects, southwest section of Sanford. - ep. - Today Adios .........................*A ock ..............4A Around 8r4e ......................... 40 Cnd1r ......................20 C.lsIfled Ada ..............2848 CI ICS ........................48 Q'suswwd ..................... is DisrAbby ..................... 18 Dealba ...... . .................. 2* Dr- Lib ...................... 48 Editotial ....................... 4* Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................lB HospItal .......................3A Nation ......................... 3* Ourselves ...................... lB Sports ......................5M* Television ..................... lB Weather .......................2* World .......................... IA agree.AnefforttogettboU.&d.legation in Cubs to _________ athnhdater the relief effort will probably fall____ In view of its___ effect on DETROIT (UPI) Jaguar Rover leaving It in the down position, JRT (n-" Thumpli Inc. said today It Is recalling all "While most failures would be limited ("As long as the Cum police are not In ftoughl 197$ inph to one or the other headlight, an InTft7 Couples guarding the Peruvian Embassy, If = because of a potential defect in the vestigatlon by Triumph engineers has (people) as removed another 20 will mechanism which raises L retracting conf"med that simultaneo us ma!0117 Ft headlights, come In," Perez said. "They function of both headlights may occur, 100 on a plane and the Peruvian Vvern, A total of 47,776 vehicles are Included, mint would have to pay for the flights. would taile some time and nob* knows JRT said it knows of ho accidents at. Cmull could cause the electric what Is going to happen.") motor which raises the headlfliht tn fall, tributable to a headlight malfunction 197571 Triumph TR7 Coup.s R.cal led - Committee To Consider Track-Conversion Bill Greyhound dog racing could be Un- race track In Lake Mary is all but dead in his view, the Seminole Harness Raceway if Hattaway said he asked Mark legislation placed in the hopper passes Robinson of Longwood, a spokesman for during the current session of the Florida a group of investors who were conLegislature. There Is little chance, if any, sidering building a track in Lake Mary that legislation will be considered for a financial statement to prove the creating a horsetrack facility In Lake group has the financial means for such a Mary. venture to be successful. He said a State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- financial statement was not submitted, Altamonte Springs, said he has prefiled Other than conversations, nothing else legislation to permit greyhound racing at ever surfaced over the proposal, he said. the Casselberry facility. He said the Lake Mary city officials and the Lake legislation is expected to be considered Mary Chamber of Commerce are op.. derway as early as the summer of 1981 at by the pari-mutuel wagering committee posing the proposal. of the Regulated Industries Committee next week. The legislator said he will have in hand Before the committee considers the today a bill he is sponsoring to levy a 15. legislation, House Speaker Hyatt Brown cent tax per person attending partmust appoint a new member to the mutual wagering establishments. The committee to replace an ill Legislator, tax revenues would be distributed among Hattaway said. the cities of Florida, hesaid. Hattaway said the legislation he Is Hattaway, who earlier said he doesn't sponsoring would permit the Casselberry believe the taxing proposal has much + harness ri'ewziv in hnuø nnt nni chance of-r-u---J ild tnitsu '-.- "VS 'eu'--- greyhound. racing, but also LIZIISS racing, If Its owners choose. It also would permit the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in Longwood to have harness racing If its owners wish. Hattaway said while the grandstand at the har ness track can be used for greyhound racing, it' will be necessary for the Cassel berry owners to build a new track for the dog racing, Meanwhile, the Altamonte legislator said the proposed creation of a harness - — -- - lii. hill I. "subject to negotiation." Another bill with local significance which Hattaway is sponsoring calls for a change in the ratio of population to liquor licenses when the 1900 census becomes official In 1991. While state law permits one license per 2,500 persons, the bill would change that ratio to one per 4,000. Hattaway said all the cities and the unincorporated areas of Seminole are included In the change, - - IIONNA F.S'W �I 2A-Ev.tg Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, April 7, 1I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft, Midway Youth, .1 6, Held In Car Theft By DAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A 16-year-old Midway youth was arrested early this morning moments after she stole a car, by a deputy stopping her for failing to maintain a single lane, the Seminole County Sheriff's Department reports. The youth, arrested at 2:20 a.m., allegedly stole a 1973 Pontiac owned by Jessie Staley, Water Street, Midway, which had been left in front of his house with keys in Its ignition. The youth was arrested at the intersection of Brisson and 1rv ..I'a.n,rn IJ, u,uy woo stopped ncr to ticket tier for failing to drive in one lane. When asked for her license and registration, the youth reportedly told the deputy she did not have them, since she had just stolen the vehicle, The youth is also wanted in connection with a burglary, deputies say. ARRESTS FOR GRAND THEF,' Two men and a juvenile were arrested Friday on charges of breaking into the Crown Pawn Shop and making off with $2,500 in rings. Police responthr1g to an alarm at the pawn shop, located at 1904 S. French Ave.. say they arrested Herman Pryor, 21, of 1802 Collee Ave., Sanford Willie Merkerson, 19, of 1804 Harding Ave., Sanford, and an unidentified youth as they tried to WORLD IN BRIEF Israeli Soldiers Kill Hostage-Takers At Dorm - - MISGAV AM, Israel (UP!) Is.' Israeli troops today stormed a children's dormitory m a kibbutz on the Lebanese border to free hostages seized nine ho ur s earlier by gun-blazing Palestinian guerrillas and killed all five raiders. A kibbutz child and an adult also were killed. The Israeli military command said 11 soldiers were wounded in the action at the front line kibbutz of Misgav Am. Four other children and another adult also were injured. The Iraqi-backed Arab Liberation Front claimed — responsibility for the operation which it said was carried out to demand release of 50 Palestinian prisoners. Prime Minister Menachem Begin was kept abreast of developments through the night. Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, at a hastily called news conference at the site, dod ged a question on possible reta liation, saying, "You'll hear about it afterward, not before," Military sources said the guerrillas, armed with Soviet-made Kalashnikov submachine guns, Infiltrated Israel from Lebanon shortly after midnight, sneaked into the heavily secured farming settlement located at Israel's northernmost point and stor med the "baby house," where kibbutz ch ildren, attended by several adults, slept. — — - U.S. Mayors Visit Jerusalem JERUSALEM (UPI) — Jerusalem, with Its unique mixture of races and cultures, played host today to a dozen U.S. mayors who hope to learn more about their own cities by studying the way Mayor Teddy Kollek governs his. The Americans, who include such key figures as Chicago's Jane Byrne. also hope the trip organized by th e American Jewish Congress will give them a better understanding of Israel's role in the Middle East. The mayors attended a conference at the invitation of Kollek and the AJC, which paid their way. Mayor Clay Shaw of Fort La uderdale said he ex pects to apply what he has learned from Kollek's handling of Arab-Jewish interaction to the problems Involved in having 200,000 Cuban immigrants in southern Florida. leave the scene. Merkerson was charged with grand theft, Pryor with being an accessory to a grand theft and the two were held in lieu of $5,250 ball, SEARCH FOR RELATIVES CONTINUEs Seminole County law enforcement office rs and members of the xnedcal examiner's staff continue their search for relatives of a migrant worker, killed Saturday night as he crossed U.S. Highway 17.92. Highway patrolmen say Gene Frazier, age and address unknown, died at 7:30 p.m., as he tried to cross the highway about a mile sou th of La ke Mary Blvd. Patrolmen have not released the name of the driver of the NEW YORK i UPI ) People returning to work from the Easter and Passover holidays made today's morning rush hour the heaviest and earliest since the city's bus and subway workers began their 7-dayold walkout. Officials reserved judgment on whether the rush hour would prove to be "nightmare Monday," as they had predicted it would be because of the influx of commuters and students returning to work and school after the holidays. Talks between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and negotiators for the 33,600 striking bus and subway workers regressed during the weekend, but were to resume today. — - officer. — Aging, Blind Doctor Dead a CHINO, Calif. (UP!) Dr. Arthur llederman, 79, the blind physician who never sent a patient a bill and once took a sandwich as payment for a physical exam, died Sunday of a massive heart attack. Last month, the state said it was going to revoke the doctor's license because the advanced diabetes from which he was suffering had left him blind. Within 24 hours of the state's announcement, Hederman was hospitalized with congestive heart failure. He was released in a few days, but last Tuesday he was taken back to Chino Community Hospital with "complications." He died Sunday at 8 p.m., but not before he learned his patients were being cared for. : . ' : - '', k 4k. - - CAIRO, Egypt UPl — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat flew to Washi ngton today in a bid to revive the deadlocked Palesti nian autonomy ta lks, but Cairo accused Israel of trying - . - .. . ' . . - .. r : / to obstruct peace by setting up new Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank, Word leaked from Israel work has begun on two Jewish settlements in the Jericho area in the occupied West Bank a move interpreted by Egypt as a slap in the face. .. • Bus Caused Train Crash? - ' ,. — - A Foreign Ministry communique said the settlement conT1, 4 struction "invites additional condemnation because It im' mediately precedes the Washington talks, which aim at .t , realizing a just solution of the Palestinian problem." "The Israeli measures are null and void and constitute an obvious attempt to obstruct the progress toward peace," t he communique said. "It is necessary that they should be halted and that already existing settlements in occupied Palestinian soil, Including East Jerusalem, be dismantled ." Israel's intention in starting the settlements apparently was ' a signal Prime Minister Menachem Begin will be firm when he visits President Carter April 15 on the Israeli declaration of right over the West Bank. Egypt angrily niade it clear it ex pects Carter to press the Israelis into freezing settlement activity. Sadat begins three sched uled sessions of talks with Preside nt Carter Tuesday, and there is cauti ous optimism a bout the outcome of t heir first summit since the signing of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty a year ago. The semi-official newspaper Al Ahram played up a ... Washington Post interview in which Sadat anticipated a • tripartite summit, Camp Davidstyle, within several months, It fofidwed broad hints in the controlled press that Egypt might so ften its position on the May 26 termination date for the Palestinian autonomy ta lks. But the weekly newspape r Al Slyassl cautioned: "The only possibility of going beyond the target da te of May 26 arises If BALLOONS the Israeli hard-line position changes. If that is the case the TO RACE talks will continue, but not beyond -.iny," Israel annexed Arab East Jerusalem shortly after capturing ft region with the West Bank of the Jordan River from Jordan in June, 1967, : . LAKEVIEW, N.C. (UP!) An Amtrak engineer whose train collided head-on with a freight train may have missed a yellow caution light because within 20 feet of the light his train almost had hit a school bus, a federal investigator says. Hubert H. Jewell Jr., a National Tranportation Safety Board investigator, said during the weekend the narrow miss with the school bus came at a crossing. Jewell said the train probably was traveling 60 to 65 mph at the crossing, just 20 feet away from the light that was supposed to signal Amtrak engineer J.E. Butts of a possible stop ahead. — 1 A . .. g 7 % ' p . - . ...,. .. '• .__ p. • , - ...' _ " ,:, '.r' . . - "I% ' 'a '1 * ! . . -. , ' • , - 4 FLORIDA IN BRIEF ,,'• • - - - -1 ce.'.'1".ty "-:'c .a-.- ... - --•,.-• ! 1. :",.;# -- . ':. I f -.• I . ;;• . - Herald Photo by Tim N.hil This hot air balloon from Phineas Fogg's Balloon Works, an Orlando disco, I was seen floating over South Seminole County this morning, perhaps getting I in training for the annual Great Hot Air Ball oon Race scheduled for SaturI day. Nearly 20 of the vibrantly colored 5-7 story balloons will take part In the race starting at 7:30 a.m. from the Altamonte Mail, co-sponsor of the race r along with Coca Cola and Bibs Radio. Cape Canaveral Guards Accept New Wage Package CAFE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) Union security guards ended a 12-day strike at the Kennedy Space Center Sunday when the lull night shift reported for work as scheduled at 10 p.m. The guards voted 104-31 Saturday to accept a new 30month contract offered by Wackenhut Services, Inc. In addition to substantial fringe benefits, the guards — will receive cost of living pay increases amounting to Easter 'Greg' With Missing Girl? 350,000 See Pope Paul Celebrate Mass In St. Peter's Square concluded with holiday greetings in 32 languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Swahili and Hebrew — th e first time a pope A mass for 350,000 at St. Peter's Square, Christian pilgrims has used the language of Israel to express Easter in Jerusalem, "Easter Parade" and "Hava Nagila" on New Free again to practice religion, Chinese of all ages and York's Fifth Avenue. the blessing of cats and dogs In Los walks of life turned out Sunday in overwhelming num bers for Easter Angeles, services In Moscow and,, Peking. services in Peking 's two Christian churches, For the world's Christians who celebrate the resurrection of It was ft largest public expression of the Christian faith in Jesu3Christ on the first Sunday after the first full moon of the capital since the postMao regime announced one year ago spring, Easter is the holiest day of the year. And for other a return to the pre-1966 policy of tolerance for Buddhists, millions, it is a rite of spring. Moslems and Christians. Not even a strike that has shut down the nation's largest Thousands of So viet ci tizens jammed ch urches for Easter sit tran system could dampen the annual Easter celebration in New York City. --— Ini,4a t Pir.k'. ('..th.A...t NATIONAL REPORT: Rain. fig, snow and hull rnvprp,4 flInt The blnritw trumrt -.- -. — WIiVU - much of the nation early today. ThNaUona the sound of the Hallelujah chorus outside to Fifth Avenue, r NEW YORK (UP!) — attack in Good Samarita n reported showers and thundershowers stretching from which was flooded with sunshine and thousands of strollers, George Farkas, founder of the central Gulf Coast to the upper Mississippi Valley and upper roller skaters and cyclists participating in the city's informal Alexander's department store Hospital in Palm Beach, Fin. Great Lakes, Rain also was reported over sout hern Florida, Easter Parade. Their outfi ts ranged from mink coats to a huge chain, died Friday of a heart He was 78. the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Rockies. The rain papier-mache hat that represented a cracked egg shell. turned to snow in Salt Lake City, Utah; Rock Springs, Wyo., An accordionist al ter na ted playing Irving Berlin's "Easter and Muilan, Idaho. Travelers advisories were In effect for the Parade" with t he Jewish folk song "Hava Naglla." Ca lifor nia Sierra Nevadas and the mountains of western in old Los Angeles, 4,000 people tur ned out for the traditional Oregon. MR& LAURA PURSELL blessing of animals — dogs, cats, cows, pigs, even a pet snake. ALBERT ALEXANDER AREA READINGS (9 a. 4: temperature: 73; overnight Mrs. Laura Pursell, 73 of At the Hollywood Bowl, 15,000 Angelenos greeted the dawn Alber t Alexander, 08, Box low: 61; yesterday's high: 78; barometric pressure: 30.11; 2910 S. Magnolia Avenue, wi th sunrise Easter services. 7, Lake Mary, died Friday relative humidity: 71 percent; winds: Southeast at 9 m.p.h. Sanford, died Friday. She was at Seminole Memorial At t he Vatican, Pope John Paul II celebrated an outdoor born in Phi TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH; highs, llipsburg, N.J., Hospi tal. Born in New York 12:53 a.m., mass for 350,000 people. In his annual Easter UthLet Orbi (To and moved here from Gold City, 1:24 p.m.; lows, 7:13 a.m., 7:29 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: he moved to Lake Mary the City md the World) mqsage, he highs, 12:45 a.m,, 1:16 p.m.; Lows, 7:04 a.m., 7:20 p.m.; called on the world to Hill, Ore., rein 1955. She was a from Miami in 1900. He was a reject waz and terrorism and accept Christ. BAYPORT: highs, 8:13a.m., 6:08 p.m.; lows, 12:21 a.m., 12:30 and member of retired chauffeur and truck The pope's appeal came in his annual speech, which he p.m. the First United Methodist dr iver and a World War I BOATING FORECAST: 81. Augustus to JupIter lid, Out Church and a member of the ve teran. 50 Miles: Winds southeast 15 occasionally 20 knots today Rebecca Lodge number 43. Survivors include two sons, tonight becoming southerly 15 to 20 knots Tuesday. . She was also a member and Robert Christie, Naples, and feet today. A chance of a few thunderthowers today and again VATICAN CITY (UP!) -Pope John Paul II today sought the past president of the Senior Charles Christie, Wychoff, Tuesday afternoon, quiet of his papal retreat at the end of a grueling Holy week Citizen Club of Sanford. N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Ja ne t AREA FORECAST: Considerable cloudiness today schedule, but he faces a boiling confronta tion wi th Survivors include her Heaton, Lake Mary, and three becoming partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. A chance of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre. husband, Clarence. Sa nford; gra ndchildren. thunderthower today and again Tuesday atttlflOOfl. Highs daughter, June Korbulic and Lefebvre openly defied the Va tican today by celebra ting Gramkow Funeral Home Is around *1 today and In the mid Tuesday. Lows tonight in outlawed 16th-century grandson, Paul Korbulic Jr., in charge 1 arrangements Tridentine mass the mid to upper ON. Winds southeast increasing to 15 mph the priest of Gold Hill, Ore.; grand. _______________ faces away from the congregation, In ,aIn tinwhich y church n later today. Rain probabIlity 40 percent today, 20 percent daughter Mrs. ci In V.nlrp Linda -. IOiU5flI and 30 percent Tuesday. UAWN and . Th74.var.ok1tr&41tj(flkf I',.,i4, h}J.k uuiai su spended U ver ident USPI SUN) The funeral will be held us ____ 'N NIsIUI.OW 0 views, held the service in his most open disobedience since the chapel of the I John Paul became pope ii months ago. Funeral Home at Monday, Ar117, lN0-VoL . 9*0 John Paul was to fly bY belicopW later in ft day to the Tuesday,with Dr. Lao King of P*'yIyme iutari I papal v , 144fald, Inc., M N. Preach A".. Ustilerd. Fla. 83"l. planne return to the Vatican in time for his weckly general Church officiating. Interns.c.. class P.s$a. Pa ii k.IsrI. Pa 31171 audience Weldniesday, Vatican oftab sW& ment will be at the Highland M.*I Pirk Memotr Gardens. Home Delivery: weeks $ cools: Mi.*, Moo*s 533W: Though the ioi's two.day stay at Caste! Gandolfo Viilfbhowsarefrujnito MON.TNIUPrn.,4 described 118 11 rat, church ezpertsaaldJohn Paul would be P-rn. train IDYO4 7 to P.M. a returning to take up his festering dispute with Lofebvre services, although the religious holiday is not officially recog. nized by the a theistic state, President Ca rter attended services at Camp David, t hen took his daughter on an Easter egg hunt, but in Columbus, - WEATHER Farka,, Store Found.r. - - — - - — FISH TALES Mel Fisher Says Divers Get Gold From 2nd Galleon Why toss out the gar- bage when you can turn it into art? The glittering scales of this giant fish were fashioned from hundreds of empty beer cans. The sculpture can be seen in the mud flats of Sari Francisco Bay near the town of Emery'file, c,4 —' - ) ~r ,/ ~ I1-V b,- 0 I ~" ,. `.~ '1:m 4; ~4 ' ~0 IN , . . a, i: 14 '. •! %.01 - .*( )i . 0. J- 4 41/— 11 t 't KEY WEST, l"la. i U PI - Treasure hunter Mel Fisher -Ia imuis his divers have found gold and artifacts from ii a St't'on(i Spanish galleon destroyed off the Florida Keys by a hurricane in 1622. Fisher and diver Bob Jordan displayed three gold bars Saturday salvaged from the •icvaui flisir about 40 m i les nest of Key West. It was in thit' sahmit' general area that muuemmibers Of h"usher's Treasure Salvors, Inc., discovered umi 1974 remains of tilt' N nest ra Senora de .\ ti't-ha another galleon i ll the Spamuishi treasure fleet wrecked on the reefs near the Marquesas lslamLs, The gold bars, weighing a total of about rune poun(is. Fusiut'r said, cammie from the cargo of the Santa Margarita, the lead sin in the Spanish treasure fleet that sank ill a hurricane Sept 5, 1622, w hi It' enroute fromi I Ia vana to Spa in. 'l'lie three gold bars are t'. ort Pu about $70,000 purely as gold. Fisher said, but 10 tummies that auuiount if sold as antiquities II it'', n t'rt' turned over to it federal iii a rshiu I n it hi 'I'reasurt' Salvors filing foruiial claimui to the n rt'ckage site and all treasure that can be recovered. Fisher took that action to avoid further battles nithi the state of Florida and the federal government uemit such as those that have kept huuti unit hit' courts for years to keep possession of the Mocha's 's mm mit i-mu ii llion dollar treasure, When Fisher first found remains of tilt- Mocha, tile state niled the site was within Florida waters and claimed onenilt'd fourth of everything recovered from tilt, site I itt'r, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on offshore oil explorations established tue Mocha wreck site as federal territory. '11w Interior Department attempted to buy claumiu to (tie Atocha's treasure but lost court appeals. The state sUit has an appeal pending. Fisher believes that some where oil the ocean floor there art' 800-900 silver ingots - the Atocha 's main cargo worth hundreds of millions of dollars - and more gold that he has been tunable to find vet , 0- ~,4 As;-, . Exotic Fish Pose Threat In U.S. WASHINGTON (DPI) Exotic foreign fish such as the difficult - if not imii!X)sSible. walking catfish are breeding in U.S. waterways and they In Florida, at least 18 exotic species have becoiiue entremucould cause biological problems, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife (lied, ill part because of iniports brought in for the orService reports. namnental fish industry there. The catf ish can even stop traffic. The accidental release of the walking catfish from outdoor A survey, conducted by the service',s research laboratory holding Ixflids of Florida dealers is now considered one of the at Gainesville, Fla., concluded 84 exotic fish species have most harmful introductions into North America, officials been found in U.S. waters, said. This airbreathimig fish ''walks" overland on its pectoral Of these, 39 have established breeding populations - with 8 fins to invade new river systems, somutetimuit's stopping traffic. percent showing rapid or major expansion in the past six It has it voracious appetite and competes with native fish like years. time largemouth bass and bluegill in freshwater for food. It sometimes can be beneficial to the environment when Another species, the grass carp, introduced from the new s pecies are introduced into the United States. The brown Orient into several states as an experiment in aquatic trout, a European import, for instance, Is popular with vegetation control, has now spread to at least 34 sta tes. millions of American fishermen. Officials fear it could have a severe impact on migratory But the survey warns that once undesirable species are waterfowl in the Mississippi river area that rely on wetland released and prosper in an alien habitat, eradicating themii is vegetation. ORLANDO,Fla.(UPI) - Police searched today for a man named Greg who showed concern for an ailing teen-age girl at a Tangerine Bowl rock concert Just before she disappeared. June Finkbiener, 15, became ill during the daylong concer t Jammed with over 53,000'people Saturda y, and left with her brother-in-law, Leonard Strickland, 18, Strickland said n man who claimed to I - urniinL Deeper Recession Could Trigger New Tax Cut WASHINGTON (DPI) Chances are, says Director Alice Rivlin of the Congressional Budget Office, the coming recession will he worse Ow generally predicted, and if so, a tax cut is a possibility. "The chances are the recession will be a a tax cut, perhaps other things." Congress will balance the federal budget in little worse than is now predicted rather than a Asked if she agreed with Treasury Secretary fiscal 1981, Ms. Hivlin saud the chances are little better, but one can't be sure," Mrs. G. William Miller that a recession may "stibsthmitiil," RivIin said oil CBS' "Face (tic Nation" already have started, Ms. Rivlin said, "There Ina separate interview program. are certainly many signs of recession at the Press,- Vernon Jordan,on NBC's "Meet tile president of tiltIn related developments Sunday, the Mrs. Hivlin said everyone is predicting a miiommicnt." National Urban lk'ague, said there is "clearly government announced home mortgage inter- mild recession this year with an unemuiShe noted in particular a slowdown in the a balanct'.thit'budget hysteria" that will hurt ests rates rose to record highs. And Commerce plo)ment rate up one point to about 7.2 percent auto industry and in home building. p oor people. Secretary Philip Klutznick predicted the and a recovery in 1981. Mrs. ltivlin said "built-in safeguards" would economy will begin slowing down this month "Of course, it could be worse than that," she keel) the downturn from being as serious as the lit said lie has difficulties with an adand there will be a marked reduction in the said. "If it is worse than that, presumably tilt., Great Depression or even the recession of 1973. ministration policy ill;l t %%.ill raise interest inflation rate by year's end. government will want to take action; perhaps Whuile she declined to predict absolutely that rates and increase joblessness. — Carter, Reagan Ru le The Bayou - , .. I - umuzea rress inlernauonal Oklahoma Republicans are set to do tonight what Oklahoma Democrats did a month ago — give all, or almost all, of their caucus-selected delegates to the frontrnner Rod Reagan and President Carter won big in Louisiana's primary during the weekend. With 99 percent of Louisiana's returns in, Reagan won 74 percent of Saturday's vote to George Bush's 19 percent. Reagan WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (UPI) -Great Britain's also won 29 delegates. Bush's vote fell Prince Charles, apparently fully recovered from heat short of the 25 percent required for exhaustion that sent him to a hospital Friday, pracdelegates, so two will be uncommitted. ticed his polo shots for nearly two hours Sunday before On the Democratic side, Carter won 55 taking off for the Bahamas. percent of the vote and 39 delegates to "He's feeling marvelous," said Laurie Ylvisaker, Sen. Edward Kennedy's 22 percent and 12 daughter of Florida real estate developer William T. delegates. Ylvisaker, the prince's host during his stay In West Carter also reaffirmed his grasp on 22 Palm Beach. Mississippi delegates In the second stage ___ of that state's delegate selection process Saturday night. And the president is expected to pocket most and perhaps all of the state's 10 remaining delegates who will be chosen later this month at the state Democratic Youngblood SEMINOLE MEMORIAl. Toilver j. Barbara T. Sutherland and baby convention. HOSPITAL boy Oklahoma is a Reagan stronghold. The APRIL 5 11106 Charlotte Vonbin'.n, Deltona ADMISSIONS former Cailforla governor had all 36 of Helen S. Powell, Lake Mary Gaylord Muffley, Longwood the state's Republican delegates at the Wtford: APRIL. 'NI Elizabeth Edwards 16 convention when he opposed Gerald ADMISSIONS Naomi Glover B. Ford. Sanford: Robert E. HOsford Ruth S. Jump And he is the heavy favorite to win all Soimle Williams flex (Johnson) Wale Joan Ilberson. Cauifberry or most of the 34 GOP delegates this year Amy Creech, DeBary Deborah Harrison, Deitona inafour-stage delegate selection process Ella J. Dickin. Delary Sernard C. Braddy, Geneva Nettle E. Spence. Delary beginning with precinct caucuses BIRTHS W. I .AOarIv Santod: LolUgflS. , Agnes M. Burke, Geneva O mit Williams. a baby boy There also will be a candidate Blake, Lake M&WOO Wanda Deborah Harrison. a baby girl. wanda K. Mc Fall, Ostein preference poll, and state party officials Delftm Tijuana R. Montgomery, NOIIII are pushing for heavy par cipation, even DISCHARGES ti Carolina Sanford: though outcome be binding. DISCHARGES the willnot Ilzob.thA,dolina Sanford: Larry McCarver, an active George Edith Harrison Biuford P. Carroll 1r1.. a. HOOI Bush volunteer, said, "It's a shame more Arthur Daniels Opal E. Jones (Bush campaign) emphasis wasn't put morris G. Clifford Manley Sr. Thomas Loretta V. on Oklahoma -itlscloseto Texas where Philip P Gayia R. Syplel. LoflOwond Qretchen Perry Bush is strong and the organization is '--.'— skeeper lay down his shovel and offered to help as they were leaving, The man, who said his name was Greg, waited with the longhaired blonde girl outside the Tangerine Bowl while Strickland went to get his car. They drove to a nearby restaurant and Strickland went Inside to get the girl a soda. When he retuned, the car was gone. LI. 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And Anna Marie Hoover, volunteer coordinator for Rep, John Anderson, said she expects "a lot of surprised people when they see the close results Tuesday morning," but she would not predict the outcome, Reagan state coordinator Betty Brake expects her candidate 11) Win 75 to 80 percent of the straw votes. President Carter overwhelmed Sen. Edward Kennedy in both of the two stages of Democratic delegate selections in March. He has 24 Oklahoma delegates to Kennedy's three, with five uncommitted, In Washington state Saturday, Anderson swept all 23 delegates to the state GOP convention from the 46th 'AA )17 TONY RUSSI It INSURANCE 2417 S. Frencd Ave. District caucus in northeast Seattle, . .~,:--.,* :' ,j. 0.:116,1 I1iii v HOSPITAL NOTES - ---------------- utility reported, until being told the - would pay an extra $2.50 a month for meters. Since i t s first experiment, the company has been giving residential customers in Clearwater the time of day pricing option. Only eight families have requested the service. Mann and Commissioner Joe ('resse think the program will Ix' a success if the discount is big enough F'PC offered only a 10 percent reduction, so a family had to change its electricity Prince Back In Saddle Rebel Archbishop Defying Pope w-. ! Ohio, greedy adults beat kids to their chocolate eggs. Zoo director Jack Hanna couldn't believe his eyes Saturday as th ousands of adults descended on the Easter egg hunt he ! had arranged on the zoo grounds for little children, Trampling a rope barrier, they swarmed across the lawn, grabbing 2,000 openly displayed chocolate eggs In less than five in te m u s, leaving many of the children with empty baskets. AREA DEATHS ; i;' diss — — . slightly more than 7.5 percent a year, according to officials of the United Plant Guard Workers Union. United Press International — — ., - \( . ,• , " TALLAHASSEE, Fla. t UP! -'l'he Senate plans to dig right into the sticks' Sunset Law governing 25 regulators- agencies this first week of the 1980 legislative session. 'We've got enough problems this session. Let's get rid of one of them quickly." said Senate President Phil Lewis. The House is expected to move into the big issues of the session more slowly. It may begin review of financial disclosure and Ethics Commission laws late in the week. The rules committee headed by Ralph Ruben of Palmetto Iiiet'ts today to set the schedule, — - consumption significantly to achieve any savings. 'l'une of d.iv pricing is being studied b' utilit rt'gula tori agencies around the country as a uiiethcxi of reducing the (OStS (If generating electricity and ()nserving energy. Family activities requiring a lot of electricity gt'nerall occur at about tiit' same tuiue for everyone. In the early evening, stoves are busy, the television is on, and heaters are churning out hot water for showers Huge factories using lot_s of electricity also operate at generally the saint' time. :1 utility's generators may lx' working at full or nearly full capacity to mimeet this peak demand. If tiit' load is spread out, a utility may lx' able to shut down generators that other use ould lx' in operation burning fuel In addition, it probably can get by longer without building new plants. 't'lit' federal Public Utilities Regulatory Policies :'t('t requires states to implement mandator time of day pricing if it is found to be worth the effort and nioiiev . At this time, peak load pricing can't be implemented on a wide stale IRTallse the sophisticated imieters necessary aren't ill that great of 511p}ly Each of the big four tower companies has offered the special pricing to commercialI cu.stona'rs since 1978, but no one has opted for it. Sunset Questions. Rise — ,: who re nt disentegration had cri l t . New York Rush Hour Heavy As Walkout Hits Day 7 Wql.00in window, according to Paul W. Jaynes, investigating :1. car which hit Frazier, nor filed any charges In the incident, AntIGqndhi Party Formed NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — A new opposition party to the government of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has been formed out of a split within the Janata Party, se ce pp ed he ° position movement. The Bharatiya Janata Indian People's Party was established Sunday after the Janata Party failed the clay be fore to resolve a long-sta ndi ng lntra.party dispute, triggering a split within its ranks for the third time in nine months, The new party is headed by the well-known Atal Bihari Vajpayes, a religious right-wing opposition leader who says the party seeks "to mobilize the people to meet the growing challenge of dynastic dieta torahip." IN BRIEF — BURGLARY CHARGE Robert Thomas Gowing, 18, or 768 Trumbull St., Deltona was arrested at 12:40 a.m. Saturday and charged with bur gl ar y and grand theft. Gowing and four male juvenile companions also of Deltona were in a car caught fleeing the scene of the bur glary at the home of Rick Monahan at 151 Hunte r's Trail, Markham Place. The car attempted to get around a road block set up by sheriff's deputies, but was stopped. Gowing was held at the Seminole County Jail on a $10,500 bond. Jewelry, a coin collection and records valued at $5,000 were taken after entry was gained through an upstairs TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) The Public Service Comumission tries today to put togther a formula that will lower utility bills for some householders willing to wait until late at night to run major electrical appliances. The PSC's rate department is recommending that customers E the four big power companies Florida Power & Light, Florida Power, Gulf Power and Tampa Electric be given the option of switching to "time of day" pricing, also called "peak load' pricing. Rates for electricity used during "off-peak hours" in the mornings and late at night would be substantially less than rates for other hours. But there is a catch. Special meters are required and customers using the service would have to pay for them. That would require a customer with the service to concentrate his power consumption during the off-peak hours. Otherwise he might spend more money for electricity than he did before. PSC Chairman Bob Mann said he is ready to make time of day pricing mandatory, but at first only for big residential users perhaps people using 5,000 kilowatts a month. The average family uses 1,000 a month. An experiment in time of day pricing by Florida Power Corp. was less than a success. FPC offered the service to 250 residential customers last year. Customers liked the idea, the — COLOR TELEVISION TAKEN A color television set and cassette stereo tape recorder and automatic record changer valued at a total of $750 were removed from the home of Andrew M. Schenker, of 385 Spring Lake Drive, Altamonte Springs, Friday night, while the family slept. " Sadat Heads For Washington AmidstSquabble Leftists Release 3 Hostages BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) Leftist guerrillas barricaded inside the Dominican Embassy have released three imiore hostages and Colombian officials hoped today's negotiating session could lead to "concrete" progress toward gaining the release of the 20 other captives now held for 41 d The release Sunday of the three hostages leaves U.S. Ambassador Diego Asenclo, 17 other diplomats in. eluding 12 chiefs of mission — and two Colombian civilians still held in captivity. The three released hosta ges emerged late in the afternoon Easter Sunday, accompanied by a Red Cross official identified only as H. Kobell, who entered the mission eight ho ur s ear lier. They were immediately taken to a mili ta ry hospital. The freed hostages were identified as Jamaican honorary Consul Alfredo Byfleld; Guillermo Triano, a Colombian Foreign Ministry official; and Tito Libio Tiburclo, a former secretary at the Dominican Embassy. - PSC Tackles Lower Night Utility Rates NA110N The Seminole County Medical Examiner's offi ce reports no success in locating any friends or relatives of the man, believed to have been living in a motel along 17.92 for about a week. Monday, April 7, 1980-3A -i.4.-&-. -, . .A . —p " Sanford �- — —- ' — r ' ,... Evening Heiuld (USPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 SPORTS Monday, April 7, 1980-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 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, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Monday, April 7, 1$O—SA Doctor Slices Philly Over Hawks Suns, SuperSonics, Rockets Advance Federal Spending: Inflation War Target By United Press Internation&I quarter. "The guard came to the ball lecla 12-0 tear. Erving converted a threeJulius Er ving remembered in detail with Bobby, and then Bobby left, He point play and a dunk, and Mix made a The budget balance envisioned by President Carter for fiscal 1981, even if achieved by a skeptical Congress, is no guaranteed solution to the nation's 18-percent inflation rate. each part of the ganieclinching play he i Jones) had him (the Atlanta defender) three-point play and a juniper to give JEFFREY HART DON GRAFF "I thought it was an outstanding game - started. Atlanta Coach Ilubie Brown. "There series with the Milwaukee Bucks rebounds for Phoenix. Scott Wedman led were many sensational plays, a lot of He seemed to enjoy describing his difficult to make the catch and then hit play. The Hawks cut the margin to 96-94 creativity and great basic basketball." Tuesday in Seattle. Portland went on a Kansas City with 24, followed by Phil 25-11 tear to cut the margin to 82-73 with Ford with 20. Game 2 of the best-of-seven matchup is 8:26 left in the game. But Brown hit two on a jumper by Eddie Johnson, who led seconds left in the game Sunday, which "Doe gave me a great pass," said the Hawks with 26 points, with 4:09 left. scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at long jumpers in an 8-0 Seattle surge that Rockets 141, Spurs 120 led to a Jones' dunk and gave the Jones, who chipped in with 21 points. "I the Spectrum. gave the Sonics a 90-73 edge with 6:39 Center Moses Malone worked the inPhiladelphia 76ers a 1e7-104 victory over didn't think I'd be that open, but I 76ers Coach Billy Cunningham wasn't was." In deciding first-round games, Seattle remaining, putting the game out of side for 37 points and 20 rebounds and the Atlanta Hawks in Game 1 of their Erving, who always manages to conic ti cocky following the game, in which eliminated Portland, 103-86, Phoenix reach. guard Calvin Murphy poured in 33 points Eastern Conference semifinal playoff through in post-season play, also two neither team held more than a six-point hit topped Kansas City, 114-99, and Houston Suns 114, Kings 99 from long range to lead Houston. The series, clutch free throws to give Philadelphia a lead. ousted San Antonio, 141-120. SuperSonics Phoenix moved into the other Western Rockets advanced to a best-of-seven "Bobby had the side to himself with a ios-ioo "It was the type of game we an- l(Xi, Trail Blazers 86 lead with 56 seconds left. Conference semifinal series against the series against the Boston Celtics, a team guard on the strong side," said Erving, The 76ers trailed, 87-81, with 9:02 left in ticipated," Cunningham said. "It's just a Gus Wiiiiams scored 21 points and Fred Los Angeles Lakers, starting Tuesday at they have not beaten in six games this who scored h of his 28 points in the fourth the game play Atlanta." before Erving and Steve Mix war when Brown came off the bench to contribute Los Angeles. Walter Davis scored 22 season. r' -. Beckers run Leads ComBank Tigers 12-5 Sanford!s Raines Turned Boyhood Dre lillyl hlo Reality . . seven Western Conference semifinal Adams had 19 points and a season-high 20 beat by three steps easily. It was more Philadelphia a 93-87 lead with 6:23 to court-long pass to Bobby Jones with 20 the layup." But no solutions will be found unless federal Ongoing We Need V V spending can be sharply reduced. i I Economists generally agree that to cool the 4IV vy inflation spiral the country must spend less. It 0 0 1 To Keep Metal almost must produce more. 4 Of Thus the tentative steps to stifle inflation by forcing consumer spending restraints through Madness high interest rates are self-defeating. GovernPrimaries ment is in competition for the Investment dollars 1'' I V • To anyone paying even casual attention to attracted by record Interest charges. Govern- the frenzied market of late In / precious metals Reformers and Common Cause types ment, through its Treasury bills, always has the the near panic which It has just caused can constantly decry the present presidential last bid. come as no surprise. . primary system, but, just think If we had a I The only unusual aspect of the situation is Money that could be used to create new plants single "national primary," Teddy Kennedy 1 that it is not gold that is the focus of all the and new jobs and more production is instead might well be the Democratic nominee. furor but its less glamorous companion, Sure, the primary system is lengthy, siphoned off to finance the deficit spending of silver. sometimes boring, and a lot seems to depend government itself. Skyrocketing interest rates Few outside the Immediate family are on the results in small states like Iowa and also lure money from abroad, which could result likely to feel particularly sorry for Nelson and New Hampshire. ft is irrational, in a way, in lower prices for Imported goods — including W. Herbert Hunt, the fraternal Dallas that New Hampshire should be more im. cars — and renewed consumer demand for Import combine whose cornering of a large chunk of portent than the much larger Minnesota. It bargains, the world's negotiable silver stocks led to the ' •• , displeases a certain cast of mind that a few great sell off In which they have taken a And even the bid to eliminate th e budget deficit .•• •;. thousand votes In Iowa could propel George WMWFMP . shellacking. Those who play for big stakes — through spending cuts may be Illusory, Bush Into major league political status, and considering that a few months back when i' .. • something few previously suspected him of Probable hikes In unemployment rates could the price topped $50 an ounce their holdings possessing. throw spending and revenues out of kilter again may have had a hook value of more than $10 Such critics customarily cast longing eyes with mandatory outlays In benefits to relieve the billion, the stakes were very big Indeed at the British electoral practice: a short In— jobless. can't avoid equally big risks. tensive campaign, a focus on the major Revenues, correspondingly, could be reduced But the financial community has cause for Issues, and then the voting. by the loss of income tax that accompanies a concern In the strain placed on se veral of Its But the primary system has a convincing leading brokerage houses and in the higher unemployment rate. practical rationale. Bad Press H revelation of the vulnerability of Its It presents the candidates with a variety of Congress is trying, however, The House Budget procedures. And when the silver panic WASHINGTON No amount of jawboning tests. Whether they can perform well in all of increase can occur for reasons other than Committee has proposed a $16.4 billion slash from slopped over from the commodity markets from the White House has been able to keep those non-compliance tests tells us something about their must surely be considered the figures submitted by the President in Into general stocks, slicing 25 points off the Big Oil from going its merry buccaneering suspect," the GAO study observes. polit.ical judgment and their pohticaI skills. January. The Senate Budget Committee may Dow Jones Industrial average at one point, all way, ripping off the American consumer for The trouble is that the president's voluntary Winning in Iowa requires an entirely different focus on the same areas for trimming — or It may the rest of us became passive participants as gasoline and home heating fuel. Even the program relies on the patriotism and approach from winning In Florida or Penn. a consequence of the potential negative im- president's astonishing tirade against Mobil not, sylvania. moderation of industry and labor, and there pact on the entire economy. will probably have no chastening effect on the Then appropriations panels in both houses must are apparently few born-again Christians in The primaries also permit the electorate to The experience has been sobering. Whether recklessly greedy oil companies. be convinced of the wisdom of the budget experts the boardrooms of Big Oil. The chief take a good extended look at the candidates, it has been constructively enlightening Is still The trouble, as Jimmy Carter's top in. and to observe them under pressure, to notice executive of Exxon, for example, was paid work. The full membership of House and Senate open to question. flation fighters admitted in a memo late last .$977,993 how they deal with the unpredictable. In salary and bonuses last year while must agree. Some special interests will be hurt. Silver is in no great or less supply, no more year, is in the administration's voluntary the price of If we had a national primary, or a series of gasoline soared over $1 a gallon. Individual lawmakers will feel their wrath. or less useful, now than it was before the price anti-inflation program itself. The Council on The No. 2 man drew $611023 a few regional primaries, Teddy Kennedy The inflation remedy is bitter medicine. .Ad All that has really happened Ii that a Wage and Price Stability (COWPS) Is a paper,, 01 With motivation Like that, It's small wonder could have delayed his announcement until a "tel Inflation's burden has fallen on the public. V 'ibó iàjht" W tlgui utã u Big Oil Is concerned, they the oil moguls shrug o( the few weeks before the primary voting. The Government, because of its ability to borrow at manipulate both dema,*l for the metal and explained to the president. pitiful, helpless giant steps to control in. strength of his candidacy has always been his The confidential memo, written by will — and print new money at will — has been worldwide economic uncertainties for their flatlon. name and its accompanying legend, and the own purposes have gotten burned — and In presidential advisers Stu Eizenstat and The only weapons COWPS has against those shielded. vague Impression that he is a leader. A look at the process singed a great many others. Alfred Kahn, boasts the "price guidelines who exceed the guidelines are the withholding him in action, however, has revealed a The time has come, inarguably, for a balanced It is disturbing that their activities could have been remarkably successful in of government contracts and the spreading of number of truths. When he leaves his federal budget as a start to economic health. have such widespread and potentially restraining 'price Increases in most other bad publicity. And these are singularly tinprepared text, he is Inarticulate. His There will be no heroes in the effort — just agony devastating effect, decades after such Industries," but concedes that the White suitable weapons with which to belabor Big organization is a shambles. The campaign wheeling and dealing was supposed to have House effort has not produced a "similar to which nobody can be Immune, Oil. seems to have no rationale. been brought under control, restraint in petroleum products." Simply on name and glamor, Kennedy The government-contract stick works only Considerable critical fire has been directed Eizenstat and Kahn explained that "even if might have swept a national primary. Now there Isn't much demand in the private sector In recent years at overregulation of much through sophisticated accounting methods it for goods the government refuses to buy. we know a lot more about him, and he has business activity. turns out that most Individual Companies been swept. are Obviously, this is not the case with oil. This incident may suggest that there is at In compliance with the letter of the standard, Wouldn't It be wonderful If one could decide on Politics is the business of avoiding Illusions. As for bad publicity, the GAO analysis least one area in which there Isn't enough the aggregate data leaves no doubt that the A successful politician must analyze a the amount of his own paycheck? notes, "To be effective, publicity would have guiation. industry a whole has not complied with s situation correctly, and call the right plays. to have the potential for damaging a cornSome judges can. A federal judge ruled recently re spirit" Is It that Ronald Reagan and his pony's image. Oil companies are subjected Meanwhile, gold appears to be riding out its that he and his fellow jurists are entitled to a 12.9 In other words, with a little effort by their advisors misread his early high poll ratings. almost daily to a barrage of bad publicity In boom and mild decline without excessive accounting departments, the oil companies They assumed that those figures reflected a percent pay increase this year, not the 5.5 percent the distress to anyone with the possible exception can rake In enormous profits and still be huge popular desire that Reagan be granted to other high-level government em- of those individuals who bought heavily when technically within the COWPS guidelines. Concludes the GAO analysis: ,,It is, then, president. They did not. They reflected, the price was pushing $1,000 an ounce. ployees. The basic problem is that only refining — a reasonable to believe that neither of the largely, name recognition. This was a major It has settled hack to the $400 vicinity as hot small part of the oil Industry's operations — is sanctions available for enforcement of the mistake. Reagan is now in a difficult fight he The other workers were limited to the lower and lukewarm money is drawn to the dollar covered by the guidelines. Crude oil COWPS price standard are (sic) likely to might have avoided, increase by action of President Carter and and U.S. securities by high and still rising production, distribution and marketing are have substantial effect on the oil industry's John Connally faded to perceive that he had Congress, But Federal Judge John Lewis Smith interest rates. One consequence is a not. behavior." to score-early. His own problems required "The extent of COWPS authority can be Jr. ruled in Washington the "freeze" did not apply strengthened dollar, not only in terms of gold It's too soon to asseu the impact of the that. Media alone does not work In Iowa, New but against all the major currencies, best be expected to affect only a relatively or South Carolina. administration's blasts at Mobil. But the to jurists. has its good and bad aspects — It small portion — the refiners' margin — out of George Bush analyzed his early situation smart money didn't seem worried. In late raisesthe prices o(U.S. exports and thus may the total retail price of gasoline, home heating Unless there is an appeal to his ruling, U.S. violating correctly, and solved it brilliantly. That is February, COWPS accused Mobil of District judges' salaries will rise from $54,500 to lead to even more balance of payments dif. oil and ether refined petroleum products," We need to know, however, the price guidelines, and the firm's stock useful to know. floulties. But less feverish gold market does explains an unpublished analysis of the jumped $4.50 per share. After President how well he will solve the problems he will $61,500 and Appellate Court judges' pay will gq have a calming effect on the world economy, guidelines prepared by the General down the road, Carter's blast, the price of Mobil's stock went face from $57,500 to $65,000. Those on the Supreme Warmth Is still being felt in some areas, Accounting Office. The short British campaign, so admired by up $1.75 the next trading day. And even In this limited area of supervision, American reformers, is really appropriate to Court will have their pay go up fron) $75,000 to however, most notably South Africa, the world's leading gold producer. COWPS has been letting the oil companies get WATCH ON WASTE: The Veterans the closed British system of politics. There, a $84,675. The wealth flowing in from sales has away with murder. In one recent report, for Administration spent about $100 million on a Margaret Thatcher rises through a party There is another legal action pending before the enabled that government to announce a example, COWPS disclosed that there had computer system that It claimed would cut organization. She Is closely observed by a down on the agency's personnel. That it did, small number of people. She solves her Supreme Court that could boost salaries of federal budget with massive tax decreases — 4$ been an average 4.5 cent per gallon Increase percent at the lower end of the income scale In the refiners' margin during the first year but the system broke down so often last year problems within that structure. judges even higher. — plus new spending programs with the voluntary guidelines. were In effect That that more money was spent on additional' The present primary system is good one, As we were saying, it's nice to be both judge and education and the country's black majority was almost a 45 percent rise in the margin, overtime than was saved by reducing the odd and disorderly, but appropriate here. among the principal beneficiaries. "A standard under which such an excessive staff. Without It, you might Teddy, 17 to lead Seattle, which opens a best-of- points, Paul Westphal 2D and Alvan for the national TV audience," agreed - Ted Becker smacked a lead Spencer Calvin collected a off homerun in the top of the trio of round trippers while second inning Saturday to I 'enny Rincon had two and - - pace the Coinllank Tigers to a 'l'oin Morris and Timiny , ( This Is the second in a three-part series about Sanford's major league hopeful Tim Raines. Raines is a second baseman for the Montreal Expos Triple A Denver farm club.) By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer From the very first day a young boy picks up a baseball and puts on his first Little League uniform, that youngster has one dream to some day, some way, play in the major leagues. As the young man grows older his Interests may change. But -. . . . • • .. -'. 1 t, major league promotion. if he is into baseball at all, the elusive major league dream plays in the back of his head. As the ballplayer conies up the ranks of Little Colt, Pony, Babe Ruth, Connie Muck and American Legion leagues, there is a t hinning out of talent. In Little League, the team may have five or six "stars." This figure may be cut In half by Babe Ruth time, and may be severed to one at the American Legion level. Sanf ord's Tim Raines has been "one of the one," He's been a star at every level. "Tim could play any position you put him," said his father Ned Raines U, who coached his son at different times of his career. Csiiuiu#3Op_is "Dad, I'iv got a data ton.ht. Cot*t I Mw mry %11 00001000 0,* by Ma. W4 bucks foram anda mo vie ?" i "What sport?" she asked. "Pabst.," I onswersd, proudly. "Pus," said Mavis, who was not exceedingly Intellectual, but her parents allowed her to stay out until midnight, thus Oft her great bsrgning powers. my Lips tenderly against hers and feel the tinge of excitement run down my spine as she bent any head against the movie speaker. "I can't give you my class ring," I said. "SO we'll sit here and watch Doris Day go on a crying jag for two hours," Mavis I gave her my class ring, and my lips were numb for a week. It wasn't long alter that, however, she ran off with Marvin Waterman and got married, and she never bothered to return my ring. Now, I want any ring back. I've tried could aurme L with something of vel wear to Inçrus her girlfrlundn, "How about my letter jacket?" was my fd offer, dwlng the Istenniuien between ,%WGM lbwdwl Odom Oft thing Iwented to French kisses the me ger through with Mavis Bostri tV Plug, the girt could kisi. A Mavls'Boatrlght liplock was something to behold. My next offit' was my foam rubber dice that hung from the rear-view n*rer of my car, but Marvin Waterman had maft the same offer the night before, and Mavis had told him Iegovtench kin aldrd dog, wtgthisezactly whet she told me. Mavis had some kind of — wit about her. "How about the ring?" she fiasily asked. I was efroid iw would aek that. Getting a boy's dass ring mnst It was something 11* serIes, something lt might last as laft " a meaft Ididu't want to spend an eternity with Bostrighi. I just wanted to press , I W.-IF I For his wife, Florence, it meant the final reward for all the hours spent at the ball park with herfivesons(Tom, Levi, Ned, 'l'iiii and Sam and one daughter (Pat). "we used to get to the field at nine in the morning and not leave until 11 at night on Saturday," Mania Raines rememlrs. "It was work then.But miss those days now.They were the good old days. All those hours are beginning to pay off for Tim now," she said breathing a sigh of relief. With all the success Tim has encountered the past five years, the head may have swelled with ability, but Mrs. Raines feels 'I guess you know I had my For most Little League ballplayers, the major league vision could be termed "Dreams I'll Never See," but for flames the dream was quickly becoming visible. chest out.'—Ned RaIn.s Sr. After an excellent 1979 year in Memphis(AA) he was called on Tim's major league debut. — to the Expos when they expanded to the 40 man roster in September. 11%Vhen they told me at the end of the season I was going crazy," flames smiles as he recalls the happy occasion, "I was Jumping all over the field. It was an unbelievable feeling." The excitement was shared. "It was exciting," said his wife of one month, Virginia (Hilton) flames. "It was something he always wanted, I was proud of him." That pride became stronger a few days later when flames realized his ultimate dream his first major league appearance. — Just the opposite was true. "He's still the same Tim. Happy-go-lucky," said Mrs. Raines. "If anything he's more sincre and grown up. He takes baseball seriously." TUnis only one of three flames to sign major league baseball contracts. Levi, 23, played with the Minnesota Twins organization for a couple of years and Ned Jr., 21, signed with the San Francisco Giants organization. I . - everything to locate her, Including calling around In my hometown, but nobody has any idea whatever happened to Mavis and Marvin. This is simply a shot in the dark,aut.dJ effort Maybe you will read this, Mavis, and return any ring. These are difficult times, and, quite frankly, I could use the cash it would bring. I'm planning a small cookout for a few friends, and the 150 big ones would just about cover the buns and pickle relish. There also is a matter of* principle We, Nlavir-- tnd you know what I,m talking about After That Night, you told every girl in school that kissing inc was like drinking warm buttermilk. Do you realize how long It was before! got kissed again after that? Do you real ueL, many Doris Day movies I had to sit through after that? Do you know I got sosick of Doris Day that everytUne she started one of her to bash her 'one? That's exactly what I would like to do to YOU, Mavis. Barn! Right in your kisser, legend that It was. Bitter, Mavis, is a man scorned and $110 in the hole for one night of passion with the pucker princess of 1962, wherever you are. '*"' ' , ___ , ' ' - - , ' -' 'a ' .. - .. em _____ •,, fv~ ':'-, - -• ,, ,.-,,' ' ,-. - ' - • :-• ' '• , •,. ' •. - " ' -, . ' '•'' .• ' °, .-•, 4 - ' •. :.":..•- .• - •' - . ,•.. . . . - ' ' . " ' Like most youngsters who ever pick up a Little League glove, Sanford's Tim Raines had a dream of playing major league ball. After years of hard work, the local hero now wears a Montreal Expo uniform. The rest of the problems will be reserved for opposin Overs treet Hits RU Realty To 7th Straight 'v'ictory ,, at •. - ' "' Ned Ralnes By BENTON WOOD fly ball over the left field (lie plate on a perfect cutoff fence for a home run. The throw by the Patriot's first feat in Bronco action also by In weekend Pony division C*V M "_4 Patriots chalked up another baseman Doug Dershlmer. hurling a no-hitter and fan- action Lake Mary edgediF~ sm"( wk Jsyci) 3H 43' An old Chinese proverb run In the third when Lyman "We weren't mentally nlng 17 of 23 batters as Milex Forest City No. 1 by a 3-2 states, "You have to score catcher Neil Marshall aggressive at the plate," Tune Up scored a 6.0 victory score and in girl's softball $sV$aI$ Al 1 14 I Al 1 runs to win baseball games." overthrew second base on a McCullough replied af ter the over Acme. SchmIt also Play Skate City pounded out 29 Prsis 1$ — Mcae. 2 II 0~ Ii — Ne. III Bob McCullough's Lyman pickoff attempt, allowing game about his clubs lack of helped his own effort at the base hits to hand Forest City RI$Sr II I Homs 33 3I baseball crew stranded 12 Patriot left fielder Erik hitting. "We couldn't buy a plate with a 3.4 performance No. 2 its first loss of the year PñISISr I I I 1051Mm 1 DeamIs 3 I — Psflssberry 3 I potential runners on base Parker to score. big hit when we needed one." and got help on a two-run byal44score ese •— — Wa, , — , i — Saturday afternoon as they The Greyhounds managed As a result Lyman dropped homer from Eric Czer. • * — — '°''° — — ,, bowedtoLskeBrantley3-lin their lone run in the second Its third consecutive ball niejewaki. Bill [awls and as,.,, *1114 iu.r- *5tH 4'IISI — $ — TSrtY * I I TsSal N y o ngis, — — a Five Star Conference battle, Inning when Mareello helped game and slipped three Bryan I,ynch also added to the ' I $ MSSIS * IfOWI 2 j • I $ The contest was a pitching his own cause by ropi ng an games behind conference Miles attack with two hits oses,. • I I Milyss I $ S 041,15. — —I — Tsssls *1 ' ' Owi.5,,4 I $ IuuiIIIlp * I duel between Lyrnan's Rick RBI single to right field. But leader Lake Howell. The each. -' _____ saw — a I I ftlos I I WMAW sw "I W-1 Marcello and Mike Dunlap of leaving the bases loaded In Greyhounds stand at 124 and A Mustang division no- wars"I I S Csps $ I I Cfl.,yI III six—, ..,..s,. * . . c,.., • • • the Patriots. Dunlap hurled a three separate Innings spelled will now travel toApopkathis hitter was fashioned - by the ., *,, $ 6 5 '' • elfty five hitter and survived doom for the Greyhotmds, afternoon. pitching trio of John Curry' Nesp15 All lIffiIft ASIK 555 'row 555 Lake Brantley wiped out continual Lyman scoring Ot he r Five Star Conference David Houghton and Eddie rs—se . . s tss * • • • • La15i ° ' LLs5.Mj,k * SS ti NIPlIuS • ii Como" tireats. another Lyman threat In the matchtçs today include the 9- Evans who combined to 3 * 2 S Taubusu $II L" Cli * 1151 $I$ * • • Tom Marcello turned in a fourth Inning. With one out, 11 Patriots at Daytona Beach Forest City No, 3 hitless $ S $ 3 I'" $ • , Msnl sparkling performance for the Hound's number nine Seabreeze, the first place leading Dick Joyce Well Tssi fl 10 7 I S S PlIss P~11 $ I I Ni' I • spy *a 115v Lyman by allowing only a hitter Craig Cable slashed a Silver Hawks at Daytona Drilling to a 14-4. Tim Hines —1l Dvrnsi 3 5 I SCUS" • *151—I MII1'sI 2 $ I MsnlN I'' S S pair of hits. One of the two hits triple Into right field. Short- Beach Maninland and Spruce was the big stick In that Guam TISUPSUS I S JISSS I S I for Lake Brantley came in the stop Bob Parker then lofted a Creek visits 1.11, Sanford contest, collecting three hits P.r.it cow a.. s.s.sius * ies I S S AIIHMaiy *1104 ThIN 2134 third Inning when center fly ball into center field only Memorial Stadium for a 7:30 in four at bats, including a I * ' ' allow * fielder Ronnie Coleman sent a to have Cabli. struck down at encounter with the Seminoles. double and triple. . ,, $ $ * 1*1*if* * I I .., to * $a ' MAR Pnoducis Giants IN 040— S 3 4 , MEINERS KENNEDY BAR ID SKY LIGHT CUSS DODGERS Al R H Al R H Wallace 3 I I Newburn 322 Slack 4,• 4 Oswald 2 0 I Johnson 4 22 Underwood 1 0 I wall 3II Conway 2 I I larn•tt to I Shakar 2 0 I Dallman 3S$ Diva I I I Wilson $ II Maim 2 0 I Sabbaneso 2 5 S Wend$ I 0 0 Mullins II I Dunn 2 50 •on,slI 4II Murray S S S Totals 2$ OS FannIng 2SS Totals 24 23 IN Melner Bar SQ Cube K.nnidy Sky LI5M Dodgers Pirates. * I—I Ill 151 K—i FLAGSHIP • ____ ' s s s s ::: $sy,gj5 Stadler Captures Greensboro Title For , $45,000 Day GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) Craig Stadler had no reason to think he would play well in the Greater Greensboro Open based on his previous three weeks, but now he can't wait to tee it up at Augusta, Ga. The pudgy California native missed the cut at last week's Heritage Classic and had finished in 67th and 55th places, — I $ S Cox I I I Several strong pitching Mickey Helms went 3.3 to CsIfsv Dwn I • • 3 5 2 HysaIl performances highlighted pace Casselberry No. ltoa94 is,.,,, 3 3 1 • NIISI 3 6• •I weekend action ar6und the Mustand win over Winter "w"Or Mdsiieu 3 • • ibas 35S Seminole Pony Baseball Springs No, 3. GIa?tI i • S Ri 3 5 5 1 • , • Rounding out Bronco action Totals League, 24 3 23 2 3 Totals Bryon Overstreet hurled Kevin Bass fashioned a four IN III $2 PVIIt City No.' and hi t H.D. Realty to its hitter and added a two-run LU. Mary fl * ' seventh straigh t win of homer to aid Coffey Jsy season without a loss by Photography's 7-2 win over PII5$ICI$y No. Well Al III virtue of an 11-1 win over Smith Insurance. Mark 3 y• Al I H Drilling NIugIts, 3 2 I Coffey contributed to the win Adorn 3 3 1 * I $ Ivins Goodings, Maddox 3 I I Ivssard i* • Overstreet smacked his with a pair of doubles. ,,s, 3 I I , , wise. 4 13 The pitching tandem of GrSisds,s I I • 14111$ second bomerun of the year, 92$ Ysuagus i s s iii". one of his three hits on the day Sammy Montione and Chris Pry I S $ * S I C$HTy * • • .e. and spaced out two Gooding's Kennett teamed up to hold All. Swais I S $ SS 5 'A"" 155 $55 O$5I$ky hits while striking out 13 SthrAuto Part to one hit as lass 1 I • i i s wun batters to pace the victory. Barnett Bank romped to a 16-3 Mi'sa* Totals $$ I 5 LOWS I I. , JIodIe. Mike Schmlt equaled the win. Titili Herald Sports Writer 060 13 and Becker added two hits each to the Mutt Turse and Joe Singleton accounted for the only Giant hits. The Kennedy Sky Lights Dodgers remained in the ranks of the undefeated by pounding out eight hits for a62 win over the Meiner's liar [IQ Cubs. The Farr Insurance Car. dinals used three-run outbursts in the second and fourth innings to score an 8.2 win over the Flagship Bank SANK In a real slugfest the Reds PARR INS PIRATES outlasted (lie Angels 17-13. CARDINALS Al I H prcsni 4 I I iimmiimiy Musselwhite led I(C(I S•rnbau,n AS4 3RI H EIwod 31 I hitters with a pair of Chisey 3 31 KlI,er 3IS Hutso$I 3 2 I Glilland I I I homeruns while Christina Wan.t 4 5 I Russell 3SS 4 0 0 ChrIstian 3 53 Amedura and Jeff Conklin Roller Whlttlngten 3 S S Densolly I SI didn't have to point out who lie thinks is best now. added solo shots and Steven maynes I It Turner "I th ought Ned might make It before Tim" reasoned "Pop" Ault added a pair of doubles. Gowan III sole SI •, IIS Raines. "But Tim worked real hard to get where he's at." I I 0 lick In (-bail action the Expos martin ISI EI,hs III Cart ISI Which wasn't always the case in Tim's younger years. "Tim remained undefeated by Prank 3 5 S Atkirn ISS It 8 4 Totals is I 5 always had great ability," said Ned Sr. "But he didn't always topping the Tigers 19-12 Total, want to practice that bad. behind a seven home run Parr Ins, Cardinals 2)5 $1 S—s "I'd be home ready to go and he'd be dragging his feet. Tim barrage. Plassilp Pirates 511 III 5-3 liked to have things his own way. But that was the only problem I had with him," concluded father flames. Seminole Pony Round Up - MAR victory. ' ' - I - -. " COMIANK TIGERS league play in the Altamonte PRODUCTS GIANTS Little League weekend Morris Al $R2H0 Al R H BiCkir 4 2 3 Tuna 4 01 schedule. Ken Morris I)cked Saumgsrdrti?4 22 Cibanlss 0 up the pitching victory with siii 3 2 0 PUrkSfiWI 3 3 #$0 I 4 2 4 lack NpOII I I I five innings of two-hit ball. W,ndt oil 2 01 Conklin Becker came on in relief in Inlala I I S Farber II I lann lck I •sttson 10 140 the final liming to strike out p4,ndrcks 4 0 I SlnIiton III III AIlilon 2 of the last three batters while MorrIs KIens too R•d&sk 2 of Mutt Napoli collected a Cohen 2 00 Senita I I S I I Mavis 2II perfect four hits in four at Culver IS 1211 Totals Totals 22 02 and ,, '' . •y' •: • - •. s ''' ' .. 11 .1 ' ' ", dmmmmm~ Not all things were sunny "A lot of big league players for the Sanford flames were sent to triple A. The baseball family last week as a triple A players went to cloud came over the career of double A and on down the Ned flames, line." Ned, Tim's older brother, Rai nes was in Daytona was released last Monday by Beach last Thursday hoping the San Francisco Giants to catch on with the Expos; organization. Raines played They were going to give me Seminole High School and Seminole Junior College tone a tryout, but they're all year) before signing with the stacked up with players," said Raines Giants. Raines now plans to sit out He played with the Giants Cedar Rapids (A) farm club this season and try again next In Iowa last year. "They told year. "Chick" Genovese, who me the strike had a lot to do sign ed the second baseman, is with being released," said checking on possibilities for next year. Rai nes. , So, of the three, who was the best? teams. g "For a moment I thought It was going to be Levi," Tim said. (Tuesday, Montreal Manager Dick Williams talks about "He was always bigger and stronger than Ned and me." Tim RallIes and Tim assesses his future.) Ned Raines Released ' A jeweler friend of mine mentioned recently you can get as much as $110 by digging out your old NO sobooldasaring and selling It at what still remains a good pros for gold. I really hate to use th s form for something so personal, but! haven't been able to fled my old high school class ring, and I just remembered what happened to IL What happened to it was Mavis Bostrt, a gimy the night atthedriv.4n movie when Iaabid her topo steady. Going steady with Mavis Boetright, which m.erly datenetlmserths Ow, am" if, "1 was ready to go through," Raines said about what he does best stealing bases. "The people got me pumped up. It was so exciting, I didn't know how to feel," Patriots Strand Lyman I 1 I Hope You Read This, Mavis Or Else •. ' "I guess you know Iliad my chest out," Ned Sr. laughs, while recalling the big day. "I was going around telling everybody. —Tim Raines about his - - - '. 1. Isn f If Nice? LEWIS GRIZZARD ' ' - , ' ' /" "Pop" Raines and his wife had no trouble expressing their — BERRY'S WORLD ." Products Giants in minor — 'I was jumping all over the field. Won't urt get a 12-5 win over the H & I( Wright added one each. ___________ — JACK ANDERSON. Oil: On Sept. 3 in Montreal against the New York Mets, Raines entered the game as pinch runner for Expo first baseman Tony Perez. Moments later he was forced out at second base, but it didn't diminish any of the thrill. "I got on first and there were aboul 60,000 people there," remembers Raines. "They announced my name and the people cheered. It was unbelievable, respectively, in the two previous weeks. But lie worked on his game and it paid off Sunday with a six-stroke victory in the Greensboro tournament and a $45,000 check. "I'm so happy I can't believe it," Stadler said, after his 68 that gave him a 13-under-par 275 total at the Forest Oaks Country Club Course. "It's nice to walk down those last two holes with a six-stroke lead. My gosh, you could stumble your way in." Stadler's check pushed his earnings for the year to $117,611 and put him second on the winnings list behi nd Tom Watson, who has two victories and $140,275. It was the second PGA victory for Stadler, 26, in his fifth year on the tour. His first came this year in the Bob Hope Classic, the first tournament of the season. There was a four-way tie for second place at 261, Including former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, Bill Kratzert, George Burns and Australian Jack Newton. Pate had the best round of the day at 5-under-par 67, and said he thought he had a chance to win the tournament until Stadler made a couple of late birdies. He also admitted he let his mind drift to this week's Masters tournament, which Pate has long wanted tu win. "I started thinking about Augusta, which was bad," Pate said. "You ought to play one tournament at a time and one hole at a time." Burns, who won his first tournament at the Crosby Pro. Am in February, finished with a 69, while Kratzert had a 70 and Newton a 68. Phoenix Open winner Jeff Mitchell was alone in sixth at 283 after a 71 Sunday, and defending champion Ray Floyd led a group of four golfers at 284. Floyd was alone In second place at 7-under three strokes behind Stadler after seven holes, but a late bogey and double bogey dropped him to 73 for the day. Others at 284 were reigning Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller, Morris Hatalsky and Mike Reid. Although Tom Purtzer set the pace in the first round with a course-record 64, Stadler moved out front after 36 holes and maintained a two-stroke lead going into Sun day's final round, Purtzer had rounds of 7$ and 77 Friday and Saturday before recovering with a 71 Sunday to finish at 290. — — 1 . .~14 k~~, .1_M ~ ! ,r-L .4 •- - - �- -. . - - uui•U, is IflWu, Ii. MutIay, MprIi?, liso ,, - . oung Toronto 7. Seattle National League EAST WEST Y Montreal 1. Cincinnati Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles Lands In Winners Circle Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UP!) top of the 1980 money list with $89,098. birdie against Alco tt's bogey. Alcott tied The 15-year LPGA career of Donna She entered the final round with a one- it up at 13-under-pa r two holes later, but Caponi Young has been liberally stroke lead over Alcott and played a Young charged again and grabbed the sprinkled with glowing moments. 'steady round, carding three birdies and a lead for keeps with a birdie on the par-3, Committee Feels Pressure' - Philadelphia 3. Houston St. Louis 4. Atlanta Chicago 5. San Francisco Olympic She scored back-to-back victories in pair of bogeys, including a meaningless 14th hole. the U.S. Open in 1969-70; in 1979 she bogey-6 on the l8th hole. Her 72-hole total American League East "I just ran out of gas," said Alcott, who Brewers — One solid relief pitcher could make all the dif. captured the LPGA Championship; and of 13-under-par 275 over the 6,272-yard played the final round with a Los Angeles A In the eight years between those ac- Mission Hills layout was a tournament Dodgers' cap snug on her head. "I just 1e rence.5 rd, besting the 276 of Oriole NEW YORK i UPI) - Everything works in cycles these Their bullpen might not be as strong as last year. complishments she won 11 tournaments. Sandra Post in didn't have it down the stretch." So it catne as a surprise Easter Sunday 191, days. Indians — The Indians have beefed up their pitching and Alcott earned $24,5W for her runner-up when, following her two-stroke victory could surprise. For example, the 1980 major league baseball season opens I won this one with my putter, Young showing, while thlrdplace finisher Jane over Ainy Alcott in the $250,ODO Winners said, "and that's what makes it special. I Yankees — Their age may begin to show. Wednesday, but no firty, assurance can be offered yet it will be Tigers Pitching questionable after Jack Morris and Dan Circle tournament at Mission Iliha honestly don't think I have ever won a leted until the owners and players agree on their hot issue ,500. Pat Meyers was fourth at 281 over Schatzeder. comp,I , new contract. Country Club, she proclaimed it tournament on the strength of my putter $17 with Jo Anne Ca'~ner fifth at 284. Nancy pro the greatest Red Sox o my Lack of catching and bullpen may sink them, More than likely they will, in time, and if that's the case, i and that's h) I'm so excited. Lopez and Beth Solomon tied for sixth look for the season to run full cycle and culminate in the Blue Jays -Not enough pitching or hitting to get out of the Young, 35, of Los Angeles, earned Alcott took a one-stroke lead at the 10th place at 286, with Sandra Haynie, Jo Ann cellar. coldest World Series yet. - $37,500 lit us a new automobile for the win, hole when Young had a bogey, but Young Washarn and Debbie Austin anouter -.. The World Series is scheduled to start Oct. 14 in the National American League West her second of the year, and vaulted to the regained the lead on the next hole with a stroke back at 287. League city. I think it'll open in Montreal, and it'll be so cold, Rangers Strong all around with possibly the best bullpen _______________________________________________________ _____________________ . even Bowie Kuhn will be wearing his overcoat. The way I see it in the leag ue in Jim Kern and Sparky Lyle. now, it won't be much warmer three days later when the Series Royals The punch is there, but the pitching isn't. shifts to the American League site Milwaukee. Twins -Should be a contender all the way to the wire. -: -• With so many imponderables, not the least of which are Angels — With Nolan Ryan gone and Frank Tanana ques- 7_Q possible injuries between now and October, none of the tionable, so are the Angels. managers or players I talked with this spr ing was that sur e of A's Off his past record, Billy Martin should move the m up. finishing on top. All used the word "if," WhiteSox — Iftherestofthelrballclubwasasstrongasthe Montreal's Dick Williams was as confident as any although pitching, It would be a different story. :: • he employed that same word, too Mariners Too much dependence is being put on its young Re9.259 99 LED elec. 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George stronger. durability while 2 polyester plies liamberger, the Brewers' manager, begins this season on the Phillies Pitching hurt them last year and It doesn't seem absorb shock and help improve sidelines recovering from open heart surgery. tie's due back any better. handling. June 6, and until then the team will be handled by one of his Cardinals — If they beef up their bullpen they could be right ____ 1'_ impap coaches, Buck Rogers. Both feel Milwaukee can win, espein it all the way.Tire size Reg. Sale' daIly wi th what appear s to be a sound-again Larry [lisle. I Cubs Need more hitting t ha n Dave Klngman; more catBR78-13 $75 $52 picked the Brewers last year. Maybe I was Just a year too thing, too. $58 DRIB-14 early. $13 • Mets — Problems, problems, problems everywhere. Assuming we won't have an abbreviated season this year, National League West ER78-14 $44 $92 meaning it will continue past May 22, the deadline the players Reds Keep an eye on rookie southpaw Charlie Leibrandt. 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Sale price, effective through Saturday. COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. UP1 State Department spokesman Bar— Under pressure from the White ding Carter noted last week, "We are /Ir - S Glance At The Race .I 1 -fto W4 .4 .s I - . ~ % - ,.W" - , -.' _ . - 'limp- j-.,' - - ' .' ' - 4 '. •, 4 - - - o I 9 111 ' . .' .1 "' -ç - - '., '' ' Save 192 to 1152 .- I on four A V • Sale. -'- . ; II, I. e I - " , y, ' ' L&I ( - - SOMETHING Sale 229.99 - JIOUSfON iUP1 - Promoters and Leonard. lie only counterpunched through ment through the first three rounds, representing Sugar Ray Leonard and four rounds and when he opened up in With the partisan crowd chanting Mexico's Pipino Cuevas are Before that bout, the estimated 7,000 the fifth one of the few hard lefts he 'Mexico Mexico" to start the fifth negotiating to stage a world welter- supporters of Cuevas held aloft threw sent Volbrecht to the canvas, round, Cuevas used a roundhouse left I weight title fight, an unusual event banners proclaiming him tile - 23, to the canvas. Leonard is the World Boxing to send Volbrecht, missing since tile boxing world was welterweight king of the world. One of I __ ampion. lie was at ringside lie rolled onto his side and was - -. thein said, 5P 112 hi 85 decade. ' Leonard doing television commentary and counted out, 2 Bob Ammo of Top Rank Inc. said after the fight, he commented, ,,That . such a first-rate match such was a near The knockout was Cuevas 10th in Cuevas, 22, has been the World moan hits like a heavyweight . I will I ; 6i W. certainly and lie expects to announce flciwin A I . 11m," i .1 It 1_11. his 11 title defenses since it next week. :. July 1976. lie had to beat Volbrecht to No site has been mentioned for the Volbrecht appeared to have Cuevas One matter holding it up W8S a cut '''. receive an invitation from Arum to l.eonard-Cuevas match but Cuevas' concerned in the early rounds, but the over Cuevas' right eve he suffered in fight Leonard, but that was a virtual handlers said they would like to see it Ifere's a fish story that's really true. James and champion apparently was waiting his fifth-round knockout of South certainty judging by his confident held May 16 in Houston. Judy Bedenbaugh stopped by the Evening until tile challenger wore himself out. African southpaw Harold Volbrecht performance against the fifth-ranked In Sunday's fight, Cuevas started It was Volbrecht's third loss in 25 Herald over the weekend to show off their Sunday. In attendance were Arum WBA challenger. slowly and absorbed some punish- professional fights. ' - - Promoters Negotiating LeonardiesCuevas Bout -' 99 Sa e Befted who control 1,226 of the 2,451 total with State Department and other votes within the body. It is also froin adininist ration officials in an attempt House to make its decision now, the positive that .I number of other' that group most (if 'tile opposition to to reach a compromise. But Carter U.S. Olympic Committee's House of countries would publicly and tile boycott is coming. has remained firm in his stand. to privately enlist in this effort:o The (ii have Several of the athletes now say it is consider President Carter's proposed botly ... makes its becotiie very militant I'J the conceivable some U.S. athletes may boveott of (tie Summer Olympics. decision try' to enter the games without the ilme question of an Americanlel The USOC, however, has repeatedly executive director of boycott of the Moscow Ganies the fear sanction of the government or the avoided tile confrontation and there is That militancy is fueled by USOC, an act which would require remains a major priority with the no assurance the House of Delegates this country may be the only major proval from the IOC. Even that is Car teradni inistrat ion, but it also is an ap will vote on the issue now, since the power that (foes not go to tile 61ylllpics issue on which Carter appears to be USOC has until May 24 to accept or this summer. Miller last week met possible, since the IOC has hinted it losing ground, decline the Soviet Union's invitation to with National Olympic Committee might consider changing its by-laws to allow indi vidual entries in the event With reports the bo%cott proposal is the giunes. members front 16 cou ored going. losing its momentum internationally, A major factor in the House of reported most of them favntries and of a boycott. Carter and the State Department Delegates' voting will be the delegates Recently, a delegation of Olympic That possibility has stirred even want the USOC to take a stand now. As from the 21 sports governing bodies, athletes has held several In more pressure from the White House. p .1 .. - - Monday, April 7, 1510-7A FISHY I - ' ., catch. A total of 23 Specks. The Sanford couple hauled in the tasty treats under 1-4 and Lake Monroe. T'he bait? Why just a couple minnows of _________ -- - - Iddoommon - - -- - -. - - — - _________ — I , ,~ ,, , ,`~,~11,I~'A(411 - __ NHL!s Top 16 Teams By United Press International - - ---- _ Begin 190"'Im Playoffs Sale 39.99 team. The victory gave Hartford 73 goal with 40 seconds remaining, ensuring points, the most by an expansion team the two clubs will meet Tuesday night In Now that the regular season has ended, the NilL's 16 best teams have one day to since the Philadelphia Flyers' record Chicago for the opening round of the prepare for the beginning of the playoffs 1967.68 season. Stanley Cup playoffs. Tuesday night. And for the Hartford Stoughton, who has 100 points, an- BruIz 4, North Stars 2 Whalers, one day might not be quite swererd a third-period goal by Detroit's Peter McNab recorded three goals and enough to prepare them for the Montreal Dan Labraaten that tied the score 3-3 at an assist for Bonton. The victory was Canadiens. 6:35. Pat Boutette added an empty-net Boston's sixth in Its last seven games. "We've got to play very hard both ways goal for Hartford at 19:52. Ranger. 8, Flyer. 3 against Montreal," said Whalers'Coach Stoughton said the goalscoring crown Ron Duguay scored his first of two Don Blackburn Sunday night after had been on his mind, goals nine seconds after the opening Hartford topped the Detroit Red Wings, "It feels great," he said. "I've been faceoff to spark a live-goal first period 5.3. "We can't afford to turn over the thinking about Lt for the Irnit three fni ?Jew Vnrft puck bi or end." lilalne Stoughton's 56th goal of the season and second of the game snapped a third-period tie and lifted him Into a tie with Charlie Simmer of Los Angeles and Danny Gare of Buffalo for the league goal-scoring title. The goal also was the 302nd of the season for the Whalers, the most ever for a first-year expansion T Reg. 52.99. In.door 3-way speaker system features 20 oz. magnets, separate tweeters and woofers. All hardware included, - Philadelphia, 8-3, Buffalo smothered Toronto, 7-3, Quebec tied Montreal, 4-4, and Winnipeg nudged Colorado, 3.2. B1UI s, Black awki 4 St. Louis' Ed Kea scored an emntv.net Gare scored his 55th and 56th goals of the season to help Buffalo clinch the No.2 spot in the overall standings. The victory stretched the Sabrea' unbeaten streak to a clubrecord 14 games and meant Buffalo wIll host Vancouver in the first round of the playof fs Tuesday night. Toronto will face Minnesota In the niavoffa. Tire slzs P1IL75R13 Majors - (Opening day probable pitchers with 3575 records and estimated attendance.) National league - Wednesday's game Atlanta (Nlekro 23.20) • Clfl. clnnati (Seaver 16-0), 52,000, 2:30 p.m. *t M1l'ifliISIS of Rochester San Diego atOallas California at Chicago San Joel June25 Julyl JulyS Julyt Los Angeles at Son Joss July 11 July 16 July It July 23 at San Olago atWslsington Ft. Lauderdale Aug.2 - Thursday's games Chicago (R.uschel 15.32) at New York (Swan 14-13). 15,000, 2:03 p.m. Pittsburgh (Blyleven 32-3) at St. Louis (Vuckovich 33.10), 30,000, 2:05 p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 11.10) at Houston (Ryan 14-14), 43,000, 1:33 p.m. San Francisco (Blue 14-14) at San Diego (Jones 11.12), Firday's game Montreal (Rogers 13-12 or Lee — — 16-30) at Philadelphia (Canton 1$. II), 40,000, 0:03 P.M. American League Wednesday game Toront o (Lemanctyk 5.10) at Seattle (Parrott 3412), 30 30:33 P.M. Thvrsday'sgames Baltimore (Palmer 10-0) at Chicago(Kravic, 13-13or Trout It. 42,000, 2:13 p.m. Boston (Eckersley 17.10) at Milwaukee (Slaton 154), 30,OJo. 2:30 p.m. New York (Guidry Is) at Texas (Matla ck $), 35,0k, 0:35 - — Phoenix, 11:3 p.m. x.Apfil 20 — Phoenix at Los Angeles. 3:30 p.m. necessary Seattle vs. Milwaukee April I — Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. April — Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:30 P.M. AprIl 11— Seattle at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Detroit (Morris 17.7) at Kansas City (Leonard 11.12), 10,000, 0:35 p.m. Minnesota (Koosman 20-13) t Oakland (Lanqlord 12.16), 30:30 p.m. PrMay'aga* Cleveland (Denny I-il) at - I rnaI 16-101 . California 10:30 p.m. . - . • April 13— Sea ttle at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. x.Apnii 15 Milwaukee sill, seatti., 30:30 p.m. — II Seattle at MIlwaukee, p.m. x.Apnii 20 — Milwaukee at x-April Seattle, 3:30 p.m. Twin.av,u4taisn. at Toronto Toronto at Now England Pro 7:30p.m. apris. 7p.m. 2:30p.m. 5p.m. 5p.m. 1p.m. 7:30p.m. 1p.m. 1p.m. ', P.m' 5p.m. 2:30p.m. 5p.m. 4p.m. Hockey Final WIlL StandIngs By United Press International - Angeles, 11 p.m. April S — Phoenix at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. April It Los Angeles 'at Phoenix, 11:40 P.M. Los Angeles at April 13 Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. x.ApnlI 15 Phoenix at Los Angeles. Il p.m. x.Apnil If Los Angeles at Detroit Aug.13 Aug.11 Aug.20 Aug. (All Times BIT) Phoenix at Los April S 1p.m. 5p.m. 1p.m. IWY0f Jurse June 11 June 20 Jun.21 ! Campbell Conference Patrick Division x.Phlla yNY Islndrs y.NY Rangrs W L T P15. 4$ 1220 116 3 2113 51 3$ 32 10 35 32 33 $5 y.Atlanta 53 Washingt on 27 10 13 07 Smyfti Division w I. T Pts. x-Chicago 34 27 15 57 y-St. Louis 31 34 12 00 y-Vancouvr 27 3716 70 y-Edmonton 25 3513 45 Winnipeg 20 49 11 II Colorado 35 4 13 51 Wales Cesfereacs Norris Division W I. T P15. xMontr ea l '47 20 13 307 y-Log, A ngels 30 3614 74 Bask.tball y-Plttsbrgh yHantlord Detroit 30 37 13 27 34 15 24 43 11 73 73 63 Adams Divisisa W I. T P55. x.Suffalo 47 1710 110 y-Boston v-Minnesota 40 7133 34 31 14 lOS II Total Complied Standings (Tsp 16 make playoffs) W I. 1 PSi. 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Montreal — the only teen ever to win five straight cup titles begins its long playoff ride against Hartford The expansion Whalers won only 0 of their last 11 games. Sabres, coached byScotty Bowman, also finished their on with a flourish, going the last IS games without a defeat. Buffalo, trying to win its first Stanley Cup, opens up ag$nst Vancouver. The Canucks went unbeaten In their last five, games (including four closing victories) to edge past Washington Into the playoffs. The Islanders, last year's regular season champions who weie beaten in the playoffs by the New York Rangers, comp. kill their season with an 8-0-4 streak. The, unbeaten run coincided with the acquisition of center Butch Goring March Io.;mere'll be all kinds of chances for first-round revenge on both parts as the Islanders and Kings meet in the playoffs. PhdadelpWa, whose 116-point season included a league- 1 dC Penne y 1p.m. -~. Sanford Plaza HWy. 17.92 and Stats' St. Open 108-m. to • P.M. 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Other the dawning of his social and ' ,' S ' .'l t'jimn.i,',n In, her Airways '"•' STOCKARD CHANNINO SHOW An old friend of Susan's who is run. fling for a Senate seal also "The Oldest Living Graduate" Henry Fonda Stars as a World War I veteran who clashes with his son over proposed changes In his hometown in this produclion to be telecast live from the Southern Methodist Universi. ty'sSchool of Arts. communicated through: F]) 0 U ASH Charl.is An individualized emblem returns from a wild binge in worn as a bracelet or Tokyo totally unable to recall tiC(kinL'I anything hedld.(R) (7)0 ABC MOVIE "High An annually issued wallet Plains Drifter" (1973) Clint . ' { ' 9:30 (1)0 THE i S '' I KIRBY GRANT C1111"iu l.A. ix . 1 111,1110C if.,raa.a But were it not for modern for those unable to afford this 9:30 According to William medical technology, It might suffer a repeat of his 1918 fee who need the service. (1)0 FLO Flo leads a daring Storm, Southeast Regional not have been so, And üat's heart trouble. Over 1.3 nldbon persons, attempt to break her mother's Like the over one million Director for Medic Alert, "A why Kirby Grant wears a 45,000 Floridians, know the boyfriend out of an old Medic Alert bracelet himsolf. other Americana who wear Medic Alert emblem serves protect ' home. ion of Medic Alert. People" It says he's had triple Medic Alert emblems, his as a vital link between Medic Alert is a charitable, 10:00 bracelet can save his life, emergency medical services nonprofit and tax-exempt C1J LOU GRANT Billy's 5*0bypass heart ___ 's personnel and.the information ry questioning a big company's acetic valve replaced. It will _ organization having the -- reason why he ey need to th deliver fast and elusive endorsement of the clean air standar ds opens the provide emergency medical sold on Medic Alert. As 115 accurate emergency damage suIt. 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(R) (730 THAT'S INCREDIBLE iflI (35) JIM ROCKFORD Rockford becomes the custodian of a nine-year-old girl who is looking for her father. 04 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Superlinera: Twilight Of An Era" A nostalgic voyage of las. cinatlng luxury and remem. bered glory Is taken aboard the last of the great liners still In trans-Atlantic service .. the Queen Elizabeth 2. @1(17) MOVIE "Bright Leaf" (1950) Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. A tobacco tycoon grows Increasingly wealthy until a man he took advantage of returns seeking revenge '"' choose from a greet wf.ot1onoUwnoim.m&sr sl4u. 1' . '. Gloria have decided to leave Joey with friends in the event of their deaths 900 0(4) NBC LIVE THEATER . 5... -. •, " Although it was hard for the boys to accept ate at first, after two years we have a loving family relationship, PROUD TO BE NO. 2 DEAR PROUD: You are No. 1 in expressing an unusually broadminded, unselfish attitude. What's the truth about p4)1, PCP, take and acid? Get Abby's new booklet: WHAT EVERY TEEN-AGER OUGHT TO KNOW: Send $2 and a long, sell-addressed stamped (28 cents) envelope to ABBY, New Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly lulls, Calif. 90212. UI iUII5VIHVIli You've golNmdkitheshadswith P9w National Medic Alert Week ... If you remember Penny, Foundation in the Southeast Clipper, the Songbird and the and a visible voice to the Flying Crown Ranch, you'll public during National Medic remember Kirby Grant. Alert Week, proclaimed by He is "Sky King," the White House as the week television's Saturday morning of April 6-12. flying cowboy hero of Ow Cooperating with volunflftiep and he's very much teers and area professionals, alive and well and living In Grant works hard to tell folks central Ficrida. about the lifetime protection and and lifesaving potential Medic Kirby Grant, still a hero as persunable as ever, is Alert offers persona with currently host of Sea -World's "hidden" medical conditions such as diabetes, heart Florida Festival, He is also Celebrity conditions, severe allergies Chairman for Medic Alert and critical dependence on medication. offered her his late wife's wedding rings. When I was 19, 1 married a man with five sorts ranging from 9 to 16 years old. His wife had been dead for two years. When lie offered mc his first wife's rings. I felt honored. To me it symbolized that he loved IUC as much as he had loved tier. Furthermore, I felt that if I could accept five human beings that were her flesh and blot I could certainly accept the rings she tuid worn. UAMt 0 FAMILY FEUD (fl) (35) MAUDE Maude and Walter have different reactions to an evening of mate-swapp. Ing. 4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Kenneth Tynan. (Part I of 2) @1(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith are shocked when they learn that Mike and roranticattenns" Sky King Takes To The - Rig. $10. Big Mac' work pants of polyester/cotton twill In colors to match the work shirt. Tailored fly with rust-resistant zipper. Sizes 29 to 46. bread is buttered on, he will be more sensitive to your feelings and will show more appreciation conand slderation In the futuriiDEAR ABBY: i 't di'rstand why a woman would leel hurt or insulted if a widower proposed to her and for 2.84 Sale 3.98 Sale 2 NI$. 1.1$. evietch tarry SlilpifOf flYiOfl/VlflyOn/ vleyl. In kISS Oto 1'*. ,, """ ." ''' receiving blankets, In a ,erous 3Ox40 s1a. We 2. .%ov Rig. 2.7$. Thermal knit . receiving blanket wIth's nylon binding. 30x40' size. ##000 11dwilley. 1,42 Rig. 1.19. Rib-knit stretch pants with colorful screen print characters. - Thike - o fley Sale starts Monday 117-111111 ad N 9L sWa.ata$pa.Mms.$s,. 10:55 J 0 CBS NEWS 11'15 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 0 ( HIGH ROLLERS (I) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT En Q LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 B (I) TONIGHT Guest host: Martin Mull. Guests: Bob Uecker, Joseph Wambaugh. Don Rickles, Tom Waits. HARRY 0 Harry investieated attempts on the (10) STUDIO SEE (THU) , ,, C NEWS .. ygi uii (12 (17) MOVIE "Hangman s Knot (1952) Randolph Scott, Donna Reed. 11:50 En 0 BARNEY MILLER imminent marriage to a beauti12:25 I ul but domineering oral EnO POLICEWOMAN hygienist. 12:40 7:00 (1 0 MCCLOUD McCloud FACE JEMUSIC Investigates the murder of a AGAZINE rodeo star and searches f or: En 0 JOKER'S WILD psychotic preying on women in (H) (35) SANFORD AND SON Central Park. Lamont buys two coffins at an 1:00 auction hoping to sell them at a TOMORROW Guest fi @3 proiii, film critic Pauline Keel. 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER 1:10 REPORT t12(17)NEWS @1(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is beside himself when his 1:15 new Puerto Rican neighbor t(17) MOVIE "Objective opens a competing junk yard. Burma*" 1941) Errol Flynn. Wil11am Prince. Paratroopers land 7:30 In Burma to take a Japanese YOUNG PEOPLE'S U radar installation. SPECIAL 'Susie's War" _,__ 1:35 (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED local barber misrepresents his worldly goods to a wealthy widow who decides to visit him -.. (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT "Individual Rights" Herald Photo by Bob Orwis 9 (17) 808 NEWHART With 'k'.-' ,,J ,, , Save 25% I on''men s work clothes. 6'30 (1) NBC NEWS ABC NEWS 44 ,. till i r. NEWS J (0) AMERIC0 2 GOVERN. MENT "Supreme Court: Influences Of Personalities— '12 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ;r / A 6:00 I SIC (MON) 4 (10) STUDIO SEE (WED) 4(10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (THU) ((10) A W 1100 B T () 0 (1)0 NEWS in (35) BENNY HILL 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS. LATURE MONY - 01 I. Monday, April 7,19$0-18 1130 fi( WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD LU (10)AS WE SEE IT (THU) 4(1O)FOOTSTEPS(FRl) 11:55 12 (17) NEWS AFTERNOON A 12:00 B T CHAIN REACTION (5)0 En U NEWS ff 35)1 LOVE LUCY 74 ( ) SESAME STREET (!!9PWED4?RI) 24 (10) FLORIDA LEGISLAlURE - OPENING SESSION (TOE) (12J (17) MOVIE (CONTD) (MON) @1(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (TUE. THU. FRI) (1I1( (17) MOVIE (WED) 12:15 (12 (17) LOVE; AMERICAN STYLE (MON) W1 NEWS W 12:30 B @3 NEWS (15)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW En 0 RYAN'S HOPE (Lfl (35) DICK VAN DYKE @1 (17) MOVIE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 1:00 SI t DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1UES MORNING 6:00 U @3 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) B GD PORTER WAGONER (TUE) B (1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0 @3 THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS(THU) 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) 530 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE O2(17) LISTEN (MoN) 6:05 @1(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) W 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (7) Q ALL MY CHILDREN (11) (35)35 LIVE 04 (10) THE MYSTERY OF ELCHE (MON) 04 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY (TUE. WED) 04(10)TENNIS(mU) 04 (10) HOLLYWOOD TELE. VISION THEATER (FRI) 2:00 (4) ThE DOCTORS 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (7) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE iii) (35)GOMER PYLE 0 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL (WED) (12) (17) BASEBALL (WED) B (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1)0 ED ALLEN (121(17) NEWS 6:45 04 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (7) 2:25 @1(17) NEWS (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 7:00 8 G TODAY CID MORNING NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (11) (35) SHAZAM (MON) (l1)(35) BIRDMAN/ GALAXY TRIO (TUE) (1]) (35) SPACE GHOST / 0940 BOY (WED) tIJ (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) t1J (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 04 (10) SESAME STREET 2:30 0 @1) ANOTHER WORLD tIl)(35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 04 (10) INTERLOCHEN (TOE) @1(17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) (73 @1 (17) THE 300 CS] 0 GUIDING LIGHT W U GENERAL HOSPITAL (i) (35) CASPER 04 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (MON-THU) 04 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) @1(17) I LOVE LUCY (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA En 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 730 0(4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (1ji (35) BULLWINKLE -3:30 :0 3 3 9:00 @1(17) THE FLINTSTONES (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 4:00 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1) 0 AFTERNOON PLAY. HOUSE 5010 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 8:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7)0 GOOD MORNING En UMERV GRIFFIN ([F(35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 9 (10) SESAME STREET (M (17) SPECTREMAW (MON. TUE, THU. FRI) FLORIDA 9:30 • (I!) 35) 04(10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 4:30 0(4) BONANZA (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (II) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (.4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 0 (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 04(10) MAGIC METHOD OF ON. PAINTING (MOW) (121(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 04(10) FRENCH CE (1'UE) (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES 04(1O)FOOTSTEPS(WED) (!])(35) TOM AND JERRY 04(1O)V.l. PEOPLE (mu) 04(lO) MISTER ROGERS (R) 04(10) CROCKETT'S V1CTO- @1(17) MY THREE SONS RYGAROEN(FPJ) 5:30 0(17)RouPEsutOOu 0(4) NEWS i'Tt M . (4) DONAHUE En 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 1)0 uca DOUGLAS (2) IM MOVIE ri (111(35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER • • '-A W1 04(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (N.) @1(17) FAMILY AFFAIR H 312 r$A 9.30 - (1 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 04(10) MISTER ROGEMS(R) @1(17) GREEN ACRES ALL SEATS .QQC __PLALATT) PG . VIS MIDNIGHT 10:00 MADNm 135) 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (MON,WE0hffiu) 04(10) FLORIDA LEGISLA. ____ TUNE -OPENING SESSION 7:U ONLY ELECTRIC HORSEMAN am 7:11 ONLY @1(17) MOVIE 1010 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (5)ØCpy 0410 ONCE UPON A I'J £.Q. S U3 GREASE FAST BREAK ' t:S 11) S If -----S----- .-- .5-.- ---- --- - - -- --S . S - - - - -• - - -. S S S - - S - S S - 4 �S , ... - ' • l - .. , . ___ -. ____ ___ _______ I' ngH.rald;s.nford,F,. -. Monday April7, Wife Legal Mercy APRIL7 Energy Technology Exhibit, Seminole Community College Library. Open daily through April 18. Geneva Citizens Association, 8 p.m., Geneva Community Building, TUESDAY, APRILS Private Industry regular meeting, 4 p.m., Building J, Seminole Community College. Council Suhtirhnn Di.n,,klI,,,rn Uf.........'..a l't..L iuu, n. ir vvuisiii Grace Drive, - S;30 P.M. 1 time 44C 3cocutivetis line 3c a line 7 icutiveflms MONDAY thru FRIDAY IinI flc a SATURDAY, APRIL12 Needlepoint and rug hooking class, 1.3 Deltona Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. IMngwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 meter t'im, a.m., Springs Plaza Shopping Center State Road 434. Plant and baked good sale, arts and crafts show, 3 p.m., drawing and auction. Bluegrass entertainment ssnd refrestunents. "Womanpower" seminar on investments and estate planning, Royal Plaza Hotel, Lake Buena Vista. Call 645.3339 by April 7 to register, Sponsored by Central Florida Educational Consortium for Women, Mini bus tow (or senior citizens to Sanford Zoo, Big Tree Park and the Cactus Corral and lunch at the Village Smorgasbord. Leave Leeds, 9 a.m., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 am. p.m., SUNDAY, APRIL 13 22nd Annual Mutt Dog Derby sponsored by Orlando Jaycees, noon, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Longwood. Dogs must be on leash back gate. Call 843.0356 Open to public. Faculty recital by pianist Virginia Hutchings, 3 p.m., Stetson University's Elizabeth Hall auditorium DeLand. thenclitiousnamisi WUCO. and I that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ,accordance with the provisions of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Wit: Section 865.09 Florida CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Statutes 1957, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sig LANE E ELY CIVIL ACTION NO. lO493.CA4I. DAVID J. WISEMAN Publish March 24, 31 and April 7, IN RE: The marriage SI: 14, 1980 DENNIS N. HALL, Husband and DET%11 LINDA HALL, Wife. NOTICE OP ACTION FICTITIOUS NAME TO: Notice is hereby gIven that I am LINDA HALL engaged in busin.ss'at 1901 N. $50 Broadway Orlando Avenue, Malt land, Brandenburg, Ky. 4010$ Seminole County, FlorIda, under YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the fictitious name of LIL' AN. action for Dissolution of Marriage NIE'S COUNTRY BAR-B-Q, and has been fIled against you and y, that I intend to register said name ore required to serve a written withtheClerkoftheCircuitCourt, Seminole County, Florida in ac James i Files, Petitioner's at. cordance with the provisions 01 the torney, whose address ii 180 Park Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Avenue North, Post Office Box Section U$.0 Florida Statutes 2051, Winter Park, Florida Its?, on or before April 30, 1980 and file Sig. Jack A. Yoder the original with the Clerk of this PubiIsti March I?, 24, 31 and April Court .lthr before service upon , 1900 Petitioner's attorney or im. DET.86 mediately thereafter: othIw a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the IN THE CIRCUIT P•tition. IIONTIENT$ JUDICIAL Wltnessmyhandandseaiof CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Court on March 27, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA (SEAL) CASE NO. 00441-CA43.L ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JOHN SHEARER and BETTY as Clerk of the Court SHEARER, his wife, By Eve Crabtre. Plaintiffs, DIPutY Clerk Publish March 31, April?, 14. 21, JACKIE 0. WILLIAMs, i VIRGINIA WILLIAMS, AND DET.1SO COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC., Diendants IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 51493CA44. JACKIE 0. WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS AND ' COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, IN NI: THE MARRIAGE OP INC. whowresldence Is ui*nown, ROGER FRANKLIN COLE but, whose last known address Pet itiOnef was: RITA ANN COLE .. Henry Lambert Typewriter Respondent Repair-s NOTICE OF ACTION To. .123 West Hill Avenue ru. UQI Jill n" ," ' RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Valdosta, Osorgia 31601 LAST KNOWN MAILING YOU ARE HEREBY ADDRESS: UNKNOWN NOTIFIED that JOHN SHEARER '0 and BETTY SHEARER havefll.l ARE HEREBY aCompfalntinffieclrcvitCeu,1of NOTIFIED that an action for Seminole County,, Florida, dissolution of marriag, has been aga ' wllectlon of damages that onceid Y required tO serve a copy 01 your 83,100.00, and you are riguliw sirve a copy at your written w'Ittin defenses to it. II any, en defenses, If any, on THOMAS 0. CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for FREEMAN, ESQUIRE, P.O. Son StitlOflht'. Whole address Is 613 70 (1850 Hwy 426) Altainente Saord AtlantIC Bank BuiIdk98, 0rd, F11,, Springs. Florida 32781, and file the le the originalwlthtMCktofthea, original with the Clerk of Circuit - style Court, on bafo a, Court, Arthur H. BockwI$h Jr., at for.ntrv information. MONDAY, APRIL14 West Volissia Road Runners, 7:30 p.m. Davis Hall, Stetson University. Orthopedic surgeon Phillip L. Parr of Gainesville will speak on "Painless Running?" Free to public. TUESDAY, APRIL15 Adolt film program, 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. "Hollywood: The Dream Factory." . Over 50 Club of Sanford, 10:30 Bedding Gardens SoCial Hall. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Program by 12 Oaks Campground group, 1 p.m. followed by business meeting. a.m,, FRIDAY, APRIL 1$ Tour to NasIwille for Grand Ole Opry and Opryland. Leave Leeds, Casselberry, 8a.m., pick up Sanford Civic 8:30 a.m. Carry bag lunch. Return Wednesday, 7p.m. SA1IJRDAY, APRIL18 Sweet Adelines concert to benefit Roienwald Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., Cornmunity United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Senior Citizens Center, - Artist Day at the Zoo, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. for children pre..diool through 12th grade. Register children at small group picnic shelter for free admission. Prizes for beat art in various grade levels. SUNDAY, APRIL20 Central florida Choral Festival sponsored , American Guild of Organists; massed ChorUs singing 11anthems,Know)esMemorialCpl, WinterPark,4 p.m. No admission charge. ______________________ TUESDAY, APRIL28 Community Forims, 7:30 pm. AItWUOIIII Springs Civic Canter. Free to public. . - Energy - IllS, offiirwl a ds ss'l Seminole CO., Sanford, Pie., on or ultImate Iudernesw wilt be entered before the 17th dy 1 April, AD., against you fir Sell advertising for classified section by Good spelling a must, typ. ma skilia nndnd. All In the sold Comofaw. liWered against you for the relief P.O. Sos 70 A*amssde SprIngs, i mi Atleniey hr Piaitis 6)2 Santerd Atlantic Sank Bids. 33771 (IN) PIsne (15$) 310760 $314198 - - - -- Sanford ________________________ ___________________________ Newplan Rawleigh Distributor wanted 514-2056 _____________________ Applications are now taken for Part-time helpat GardenLand, 1400 W. 1st Mature woman over 25 preferred, hrs. 9 to 3 Mon. thru Fri. till the end of school. $2.00 per hr. to start. Desk Clerkpositionavj, Part.time Apply Days inn, Sanford 323-5116 0en. laborers, day shift. Apply at American Wood Products mill office, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood, between I-il am. References required. Secretary accurate typing & good office skIlls required. Send resume & salary requlre Sanford. — WANTED A05 12.1$ - Notice Rezoning from AD, Agricultural District To that of MR.1, Multiple. Family Residential Dwelling District That property described as Beginning t31.2S ft. West 5. 2792.7 South of the NE corner, running 139 It. NOIIh 4$ dig. Led 19057ff. Wiit 139 It. tobIgIIW%irig: and, Segilming2l.ClcflalnsWes,& 2725.0 ft. South of NE corner running South 66.8 ft. East 12* ft. North 4$ dig. East 91.43 ft. West 305.8 It to Point of Beginning, Section 2. Twp. 10 South, Rge 30 Being more generally described as located on Ridgewood Ave., east of Masters Cove Apartments, Sanford, Florida The planned use of the property Is MultI-family units. The Planning I. Zor.Ini Corn. mission will submit a recom. mendationfothe CIty commission in favor of, or against, the r.que change or amendment. The City Commission will hnli a Public Hearliig mItts City Corn. mission Room In the City Nail, $anlgrl_, Florida at 7:10 P.M. on Monday, April II, 1980 to cons1de said rocommendatien. All partIes In interest and citizens shell have an opportunity to be hHrd I saId hMrInge. By order of the Plennins and Zonird CommI of the City of this 10th day of as.rct, WV. J.Q. Galloway, Chairman City St Sanford p*annmng .øi zoning Deli Worker 'n I fantastic cppor, be In tiarge $160 + cxc etits. $, PuBlish Mirth $1.5. AprIl 7, 14, 31, ' - -_ , VA.FP'IA.235.Con, Homes Low Down Payment Cash ou, lotl Will build your lot ci our lot. " YEnterpris.,lnc Medei Inc., Realtor4443012' 3 BEDROOM, 1'-: BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, APPLIANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON AL. MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500, . ' . . - . . .'. .: - The Evening Herald Ciasslf led Ads of teF no fancy claim. s.. .Just Resultil ____________________________ LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARPORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $37,000. - - - ' STIMPIRSIZI .' BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUPLEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. SELLERSWetsaVSBUyERSfor your HOME or PROPERTY call for INDIVIDUAL at. tentlon. 323.5176 - ____ ____ 21—Situations _Afanted Call CIrculatIon OW. = 24-Business Opportunit les _______________ ___________________ P come, 1st sirve.opportunIty for 3 ambitIous people this month. $313910. - Telephone Solicitors. Ap. pointmenf setting only. Hourly rate plus commIssIons. Opportunity for advancement. Call Lee at 322.0210 for op. pointment. RN full time, 04 shIft. Apoly In person Sanford NursIng & Cony. Canter, 0$ MlIsnvIlle Ave. dike room In your aWIC. er Soil Idle Items wiNi a Clwlf 1st — - - -. R-$30P up. Pool. Adults oni II Lake Ada. Just 50. Airpsrt Blvd. in $7.52 I anlord. Call 333.5675 iar-inori ViIIag. _______________________ of the :ircvit Court In and fir Seminole slnty. Florida, upon receipt of roof if auhllca$lept SI this notice, lie fictitious name, to wit: NOBLE ISMANI ndsr SIIkh tIw N,tles are nsapW hi bu*.s at ISIS SR. 11, L*m.sj, Florida $3750. That the parthlterl,Ied in aNiqr lee are as Pidbsshis J. Marr and Minks I. Marrow 130 WatI Stred OrIa, PlorIdi 31011 ORW at Slesmlngsg,, Monrie C ainy, IMIanj this 17th Øy 9080. WILLIAM i 10110* MARTHA I MORROW P 34. 31 and April?, : CROCKETT .Ccp - clCom., ofern 2 BR, lB CHIA. w.w arpp$, fully equipped kIt., nv. location, $335 me. + dip. duIts only,no Pets' 3224341. - : BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 3771577 3210640 SUPER 4 BR, 78 home in Park Ridge, nicely landscaped lot, FIrm.wbrickFp.eat.inkit& many more extras, BPP SEN. VICE CONTRACT. You'll love It for 548 500 CALLANYTIME for INDIVIDUAL • 'STE4pft AGENCY . REALTOR 3224881 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - ' ij1 REALTORS-MLS .. - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 323.5714 24 Hrs. HANDYMAN3BR,ltjB,shaded Cor lot. $35500. SHOP IN n;_ Is" fill id NA nIsuu1. hxpsrINucs as $s' HANDYMAN investment 2 story, convert to duplex. Zoned $32,100. " rsqfred, m will ; ______ isnsitis is, i.0 time Isciuirn Chsmcs fir a*eacsmepf ePSl Vicatles . ' - . - " .rsfts,, may suit SPACIOUS I BR brick FP, formal DR. eat-in kit., crir. shaded lot. $34,000. ' lOiWp lusjrsp Our_IhSiir$ 1 - " ysur scsi. - . BUSINESS for Sale Retiring 3276461 _____________________________ - YR. OLD DEL-WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, w Central H&A heat pump, big bdrms., I huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $1990011 Harold HellRealty,Inc. 323.5774 - 43-LotsACIeage ____________________________ __________________ IEAL ESTATE Smoker 290W. 17.02, Casselberry, Fl. 8318200 Eve.$623655 Multiple Listing Service Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHA.VA,FHA23S&?IS S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. Terms, Call W. Maliczowsl,i, REALTOR, 322-7903. ____________________ _________________________ 3 PLUS ACRES, GENEVA AREA, $5,900 WITH EXCELL. ENT TERMS. 2½ ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 1 LOT S. $12,500, TERMS AVAILABLE. 7½ ACRES PINE I PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. 57.900 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT, Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Bdrm 1', Bath Is neat as a pin ready for omy lIving. Seeing Is believing at $45,100 w-tcrms. Assumable 5½ pct mortgage & 1 yr. warranty. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO & CPU. $10,000. ____________ HIGHWAY 1.1 FRONTAGE, DeBAR V AREA. IS WOODED ACRES SIDE ROAD AC. CESS $31,500. GOOD TERMS, LAWN EQUIPMENT I SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. chisod Name Brands) Sales & Service. Include's building and property with mobile home space. Owner retirIng & will partially finance. $65000. - 4 IR,fm. home w pool, schools, prime residential area. Only 161.810. aCo, ?CROCUTT _____________________________ ___________________ Investors this won't last long. Furnished triplex. Carports, Ige lot on S. Sanford Ave., has room to expand, fully rented. Profit over $300. Assume present mtg,, asking 563,000. 2697377. 47-Real Estate Wanted Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Write Box 1539. Sanford giving location, owner and price. Nosalesmen. 47'A'-"MOrtgageS Bought APPLY 50hK$ SANFORD : WI buy 1st 5,2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando,, 477-2976. ________________________ - -- --- for Sale - WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3$1-315E.Firstst. 377.53 ______________________ Beds, Dbl. motel 8.5. & Mitt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 121$ S. French. 323-7310. - - ..._ - - -. 50 -Msceflaneous for Sale __________ _-----... -. Leather & Rubber Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lUSanfordAve. 322-5701 TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately, Many lead I CoSf Titfany.type hangIng ianws. All are hand made, different, and 70" diameter with many pisces. 635-0701 Motel Bedspreads for sale, $5 each. Call till 10 p.m. daily. 321.0680. _______________________ _____ o U.113 - . .' . TERRIFIC assumption. $18,500 dwfl, flOW 3 BR 25 choIce Country area. All Amenities. $91500. Black vinyl reclinir & foot stool with crome legs. Excellent con. dillon. Both 1125, 1311154. BROKER 4 pet. interest to - qualif led buyers. Ne* homes with i monthlypaymentsunderfl$0. Low down payments, 3272*7, I Sanford - Vehicles ------------- 75-ReCreational --. '69 Sears pop up I ft. New tires& floor 5425, 32? 5563 ' -- bJiiIIL I _______________________________ ) Air Conditioning Central temp Will service AC's, refrig, freezers, water coolers, Call 323 7786 anytime. Reconditioned room C 's. 4000 to 30,000 BTU's. 90 day guar. Sales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 7435 John Young Pkway. 795 6077. For Sale 35' 5th wheel camper, 1976 Apeco. Very Qood cond. 56,000. with truck 510,000 37) 8068. Sacrificing late model travel trailer. 25', self cont., air, Private BR, many extras, no phone calls. I? Oaks Camp Ground. Lot 5. - Beauty Care Home Ieme I Man, qualityopera,,on 8 yrs. e.p Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne BeaI. 327 1321 CUSTOM IbM -Rebuild Condemned Houses . G. BALINT 32? $665 ------ ------_----- - Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic Bonded 323603$ Insured 8318399 Carpentry, ___________________________ ________----- - - - - _________________ ---- - 53—TV. Radio-Stereo Make your TV remotecontrolled -- no wires. Come by our shop for demonstration. HERB'S TV 7597S. Sanford Ave. 323-1734 54—Garage Sale - NeIghborhood Garage Sale. 607 Camellia Ct., Sunn land Est, Mon I Tues. 9 to?. 322-9496. — — 55—Boats--_ & Accessories - _____ -- ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. Ti 92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 A-OK TIRE 332 74,$J Shocks 15.93-Heavy Duty 57.95 AIR SHOCKSSSO.OS New Batteries$79,95 2413 French Aye., Sanford -- 59—Musical Merchandise - 62—Lawn-Garden FILL DIPT STOP SGII. YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323-7510 We sell the best a service the' mast. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. 197$ Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, (5id very Short time.orig;naI$s93,haI$lsIor s; mc. Agent 3395356, ________ 322-1131 Custom Furniture, kitchens, wall units, wood or mica. "Specialty ItemS", 339 91)6. _______________________________ Carpet Cleaning ____________________________ From$lOto$5Q Call 377-1624; 372-4460 ___________________________ lop Dollar Paid for junk & Used cars, trucks I heavy equip mint. 322 18—Mutorcycles _________________________ - MEINTZER TILE ,tew or repair, leaky showers our ____________________________ specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 1698562. Clock Repair APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" IStudle - 1,2,3 II. Suites IUnfurn. - Adult. Family PNl - Laundry SOviet - I - Story SANFORD Painting KELI.CO PAINTING Licensed 5. Dependable Quality household repairs Residential & Commercial Free Est. 647 00.4$ Creative Surfaces Ii c, specializing In repainting, mt. & ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext After you have called the rest call the best. 862 5592. PaintIng S RepaIr TrentPainfi,gIRepajr Interior & Exterior Free Est. 372 3555 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3230701 _______ Ptisrapliy ___________________________ ____________________________ CrOOITIIflg& Bounding Wedding photography by John CuIlum. Free engagement photos or color SxIO. 323 $751. Animal Haven Grooming 5, Boirding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater 10 your oe$ 322.572. -- Hm,s.asaning jeqva çjardeq Yard Debris, Trash, AppIiancesI5 (LOCAU 349-537l Dressnking 79—Trucks-Trailers _____________________________ -- --_ 71 Ford PlckupF-I00 $800 Good Condition 323-7303 — Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic number is 322 2611 or 131-9993, - 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 351 Cleveland, auto I AC, only $3.UI436AutoSales,s40Hwy 436, Casselberry, 534-1399 — GWALTNEY JEWELER 201 S. Park Ave. 322 6509 __________________________ _ — Light l'uling _________________________ CeramiCTil, A-OKTIRE 3277450 NEWTIRES$19.$9IUp 24)3 French Ave. Sanford - SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 74hr5. 3220771 ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes FreeEstimates 24hr. 8300070 _________________________ BUY JUNK CARS —_ ______ Complete Mobile Home Repair 349 5759 ______________________________ - 1505 W. 25th ST. Pretty Little' Pony I Tack ________ CabInets 77—Junk Cars Removed - ---------- - 10' AlumInum Jon Boat with oars. Like new, 595. 3774765 after 5. ______________________________ For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, filIna - cab.. I. 'hair. ...... aA... sterns to choose from, NaIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92, So. of Sanford. 332.1711 . —. - Parts 76-Auto , — ______ 12S Johnson rebuilt motor trailer. $900 or best offer. 332516$. 60A'—Busln,ss Equip. - - --. . 1971 Bonita Ski Boat with tripod, Can'tflndit'p Tryus! Over lltop brand new pianos I organs In stock, including new, used, rebuilt Ireconditioned, We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434w 1 bI F of I-I. 339-5900. —.-__.._..---...-75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg, Duel AC, only 13,750. 436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, — Additions& Remodeling Free Est. Lic. 8. Bonded Johnny Walker Cont. Ltd. ._J22-6457 ______ 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WI) van, 8 pass., 36,000 ml. only 53465436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 834 8399. - - Home Repair TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 3275.74? - 75-A—Vans - --- . 77 Chevy Sport Van, WDs,bcyl, 3 i) 35.000 ml. only $3,418, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 834 _______________________ - . TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orlg. $493.75 bal. Sl$3.1 or $17 mo Agent 339 8336 _______________________________ Orlando 32) 0640 '- - Contemporary 2439 S,MyrtleAve. For Estate Commercial & ResI dential Aucfjons & Appraisals. CIl Dell's Auction, 323 5670 Good used TV's, $75 &up MILLERS 2ól9OrIandnDr Ph 372 0357 -_ _____________________ SEIGLER REALTY $ll.$Odwn.energysaver.3BR 3½B, 0101Cc area, kit, sqpt.: w-w carpet, C.HIA, All AmenitIes. $76,500. :.I'1:uI __________ _______ Lawnmowers .' .0 _______________________________________________________ 323-7340 Used tbl model color TV'S, all working. $99.95 10 to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 322 8721. _____ & Soki USIliDldGoo &mu I James Baskerville ____________________________ - 53—TV-Radio-Stereo - Color portable TV; console color TV; Stereo AM.FM tape player I recorder; mIscallanious lt.ms. 3234670. . SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French _____ - $45,000. $VISA MASTER CHARGES $ CASH DOOR PRIZES -__________________________ 339 0501 3390501 5O-Mscellaneous 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7,500 TOTAL, GOOD TERMS. one ___ 701 Bldg. E.Altamonteor. ------- ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM $6,500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR 10. CAL PROPERTY. need a new and see James, of the friendly people at Prosier and get the deal you're looking for. also lots of office furnishing including fireproof file, office desks, chairs, dividers tabIes also Color & black & white TVs 7. misc. box lots repo. l6cu ft frost free. Orig, $529. now $205 or 5)9 mo. Agent 339 8386. __________________________ 4 rental units Inc SRX lic, rest, bar, lounge. Exc investment, over $2,000 mo income. Prosser come in everything fium soup to nuts; ______ Ref. back Ford. is or used car, truck or van, To be sold to the highest bidder contents of Maitland Auction & used furniture store, Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. OrigInally assume mints Of $2l mo. Agent 339 5156 - Sei Our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-S200 VA I, FHA Financing REALTORS LOVELY 3 Bdrm 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood. convenient location to Sanford I I -I. Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty. $34,900. Propert -----_- REALTORS French 323-2222 COUNTRY LIVING at it's best! 8 acres fenced, 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, lam. room,fireplace, screened patio w-BBQ, self-cleaning pool w-cool deck, fenced pastures, fish pond, access to St. Johns River. sin,000. -----__ Jack o, it you MON., APR. 7,7 -------- - Baskerville •PUBLICAUcTION. MICROWAVE NEEDA SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Directory. NiceresidentiaIIotonEIpfljj loaded with trees, Assume $3.140mt0.at9½pct. hit, with $25 mo Pymts, Total price $7,500 or best offer. 323-S036, — -. - 46—Commercial 42'4biobile Homes 2525 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611or $ 31.9993. I If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or 8319993. Washer repo GE dCluxe model, Sold orig $409 35. used st,or' time Hat, 5169.140,' $1935 mo. Agent 339 8386. ' -_- harold Hall Realty,Inc KFNM(ipt- WASHER Parts, Service Ijed Machines MOONEY Af'PL lANCES 32) 0497 LAKE MARY BLVD. & 17.02 SANFORD, 322.1481 at . . JACK PROSSER FORD CO. - 72—AuCtion I 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO. AIR. LOOKS GOOD. RUNS GOOD EXC TIRES. 5595 321 06.40 3237831 James 52--Appliances Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located of f Courtland & Shallowtord, wooded, $3,200. 323 7U9 after 5. __________________________ -. ' - French . _______ - _-______ _- 2 BR. 2B. w-w, CA H, WD, OW, Pool, club house, icr. porch, 533,500. 327-0323. Re',. , SANDWICH Sandlewood Village? Bedrooms, 2 full Baths, available May 30. 2,S00 good terms. 295-7766 or 6714530. - REAL ESTATE REALTOR 322 74'48 ForSas. H. Ernest MOREIS 3222420 Call Bart - . off ot tot,l inventory of brand new untcrsprinq bedding. These beds are not damaged or Seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Santord 327 5721 100' LAKE FRONT LOT in Casselberryon Seminola Blvd Good for investment or u now $11,900 wilh good terms 4tA—COfldOftfljIgflw UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 2B custom built home on Crystal Lk chainl 70' Sc porch overlooking iake & every feature imaginable. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only 1110.000. MLS 373 6061 or eves. 373 0517 Somebody is looking for - your bargain. Offer it today in t!e Classified Ads. -' ________________________ _________________________________________________ 50hk$ con- Goldsboro —By Owner 3 BR, completely remodeled inside & out. New w-w carpet, Large workshop. Only $19,500. 322 0216. JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, ID home in Wynnwood on a beautifully landscaped lot! Pan Fl rm, Din. area,w wcarpet, 19 patio & lots more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 137.500. REALTOR "' ASSUME 7~ Pd MORTGAGE on this lovely 3 Idlm, 3 Bath home with CA&CH. Great location only $45,000 Eves: Calif 2 DREALTORS 701 Bldg 339 0509 E AltamonteDr. 3390508 SEIGLER REALTY - OWNER WILL HOLD MOn. TGAGE on 10 acres wIth deeded access to the St. Johns River only $30,pe. attention. - . PRIME LOCATION is this 6+ acres on the beautiful Weklva River only $110,000. -Call today Sps . - WE BUY CARS 701 ______ - - _______________________________ Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the fint in useci furniture, Refrig stoves, - dblgarage,scpprch. beautiful cond. Exc financing. FANTASTIC new custom built brick home on Ig wooded site w every imaginable featurel 2300 sq ft! This home can be yours for $95,000. 2565 Park Cash 3224 132 - M. Unsworth Realty ________________________ hpsrtments Unfurnislwd = - ' . ' _____ antord Gracious living. Reas. Weekly I monthly rates, utIlities pd Inquire $00 S. Oak 541.7153. , MULTI FAMILY ZONING 3 lots MR1 only $10,000. 29-.Roon _________________________ Ad. Call a friendly ad.t*ar i's I, $314981. NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOII$ NAME STATUTE TOWNOMIT*UYCONCERN. NOTICE Is hereby given mat the indsrslgneg, pursuant to the 'FIctitious Name' Statute," INVEST WISELY 1 entire city block on W. 1st Street only $110,000. - REALTORS - , ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. $750 down i. closing will put you lnthls Berm, 1 Bath home with FIREPLACE only $23,500. ______ 3222611 $60,000. - * Will,. * Swsslwutsr Oaks EwislngllesvIcJ --. ' 4 2 TjrTh,S 4 I c '....,. . ''a '., -. lemporaries, $43,900 ea. 2 BR. JUST LISTED? BR, ID home in CCM on fenced lot, 30x10 covered patio, overlooking pool, CH&A, eat-in kit, El rm & more. Only 540,000. 322.7912 ___________________ - ,. Winter BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2 2 B home in Loch Arbor! Pool & PatIo, C H&A, DR,eat in kil. Fl rm & much more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for 566.000! 3 BR lB 2 1g. fenced lots. privacy, FP, ready tO be restored. All for $29,900. REALTORS 2lloSanfordAve. ' . ----------------------------------- 3236593 Wanted to buy used office equipment NoIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? 92, So. of Sanford. 3728721 -- - . __________ - WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA F1E.B.iui:i:,•_ " - - Exp sect avial PART TIME, Sanford area. Write P.O. Box $4, Sanford, Fl. 32711 or call 323-4416 aft S for details. A- ' ' *SpdusgO.k. will register with the Clerk ' 41"Hth,sis 2wtsal-s2reg-terrns YourfuturelsourConcem * TIi. Sprksgs *IIv.rIv. ' - - AA EMPLOYMENT neighborhood. ' - — -______ 1977 Fiat X19, cxc cond AM FM, S track, AC. Miracle Shield 322 2861 or 323 5215 ' 1969 Chrysler wagon, auto, air, looks good, runs good Eac tires, 5395 32) 10 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or 831160$ (Dealer) 500 S Sanford Ave Sanford's Sales Leader Weliiva retreat 1 acre on St. Johns River. Only $5000 dwn. Total price unbelievable at 515,000. - Garage so full there's no room for the car? Clean it out with a Went Ad in the Herald. PH. 332.2611 or $319093. 9l2FrenchAve. Acrossirom Health Dept. Start your own business -build an Esening Herald paper route in your own h*er $60.85, Florida Statutes, - Pictitisis NS Statutes. TOWN: Isctlon isa Florida Statutes 1880. Publish March 26,315. AprIl 7,14 PuSl, Mardi $7 14.31 and AprIl 7,1* WV DETM DT.I$ 323-5176 -____________________ Your future Is our Concern ARTHUR 0. LEACH PUbUSh April 7, 14,, 21, 25, 1980 DEU.30 NOTICE TO PUBLIC Is hereby given that a Public Nearing will beheid by the Planning arid Zoning Commission in the CIty Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, AprIl 17, 1900 to Consider the folløwinq change and amment to the Zoning Or. dinance of the City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. 4O---Condominiums 2w$iIai-s2reg-terms Your Future is our concern REALTY Hedge against inflation! Sacresonfast growing Lk. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good terms! ____________ - I -.--- II? Carver Av Academy Manor. _____________________________ - Eve_305sio305_323_1863 . ____________________________ PARK AVE.- Cream 2 BR, 2B, town house, new carpet tile, kit. .qpt., W&D, plenty storage, icr. porch, landscaped yard, vacant, adults, no pets first last & dip$300, 323-0106. AAA EMPLOYMENT AAA EMPLOYMENT 2wksal -$2rIg -terms 51g. ____ 912 French Ave. Across from Health Dept. 1951. isii A*MY rractor Trailer, be home nites. $5.59 hr. & benefits. Across from Health Dept. ment to P.O. Box 73 MINI-U-LOCK New concrete buildings all sizes, $205. UP, especially nice, most convenient on I-I at SR 46 behind Days Inn, I-I Industrial Park, 323-0061. _________________________ - ________________ 1977 Dodge Demon Low mu • new paint, good COnd 51700 327 1.164 78 Pont Trans Am, like new. 33.000 rn only 55.885 ho Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry 831 8399 We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS Sanford I 8)26 .sF I1I.IY USFCI FURNITURE. APPI. lANCES & PIIIMBINc, FIX T '.,IR F S Jenkins Fur ,',ture 705 F 25thSt 373 0981 IA Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold ô Public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at S p m It's theonly one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311 for further details ______________________________ 332 2787 Top Prices Paid Used. any Condition 6.44 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION I - -1978 T Bird. 31,000 ml Likenew. Blue 14.500 -________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED NEW HOMES Openito5daiIy b' NI FNTRflM • • UlVI DON'T MISS THISONE 911 Elm Ave.? BR. 1½ B. comp, remodeled home. Lg. LR, DR. C-H&A, $31,200 W-assumable mort. at 10 pct. - irri I Bridges Antiqu 323 7801 ______________ q'- "I'm not adverse to permissive philisophies, W Garnett White Ms. Fenwick, but teaching a Sunday school Rcq Real state Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC class the 'Ten SUGGESTIONS'?!" 107W Commercial__ — U Phone 372 7851. Sanford . -. a. a I .. --LWd I-t1OUseflold Goods - . HANDYMAN SPECIAL and a great bargain at $20,500. This home includes 2 BR. 18 on a very Ig 50x235 deep lot. See it today! V.A$tOh1gSP5Ij$l ,- 80-Autos for Sale 76O10s Deita 88, 2dr, 35oengine, 18000 one owner mu, only $7..U4, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry. 834 8399 _______ '75 Dodge Coronet Brouqham.v 8. A C. Auto, Radio, qood mpg, cxc running COflO 51.100 or best otter. 869 1871 ______________ ______ Will buy old class rings & silver coins Top dollar paid Call Jim 373 1888. Antiques Oriental Rugs Music Boxes Slot Machines 250 mo & under if you qualify. 1 OOA L. CRLII' REALTOR MIS 3,3-5675 Eve3n.9s Furnished House, 3 Bedroom 1½ Bath, $325 mo. SlOOdep. 322.5899 _____________ 912 French Ave. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 70$ Fox Valley Drive, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the flc. titlous name Of ADVENTIST PRIVATE DUTY NURSES, nd that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac. cordancewiththe provisions at the Fictitious Name Statutes. To.WIt: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes FICTITIOUs Notice is horNy gI that I em wuupad In bvsinom I P.O. Sin $17, Lengwwd, Pla 30750, Iemlns)e CeuIWy, Florida under the Ilditlius name I DIRICT MAILING $SIV.. and NwS' I in. $inllorssktersa nies. Clerk Seminole County, lsrida In ac —v £50. - _________________ WITNESS my hand and iii iciai dSfilIIldld In $115 PItNIOSI. WITNESS my hand and off Idol seal of sell Court, on $115 list dip seal on this thi 13th day of Mardi. :.-. AD., IllS. ARTHUR N. UCKWITN J. (5) . Alltwr H. SeckwI$t, Jr., Clerk of CircuIt Clerk if Circuit Court Seminole County, ,g. Seminole Cevnty, Pleridi By: Susan I. TMor By Cynthia Pr$dgr Clerk DePuty Clark THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, CARROLL BURKE LegOl Notice ''r "'i" 300 N. French Ave. Computer Operator rvR&ti The Evening Herald Classified Ath off.r na Ian,'., .Ini... Just Resultsl 5.. _________________________ 1 Bedroom house, $150. A.A. McClanahan Real Estate. 322. 5992 & 323-1167. Sal L.ocaiih,er ' 24 HOUR (0 322-9283 _.#UNE . ________________ , . I— / ___ _J_ ' --_ DeBary 2 Bedroom, 2 complete ___________________ Baths, LR with FP, pool, many fruit trees. 61a-6775, Applyinpersonto. RONALDG. BECK Advertising Director T IfttL Inc., Realtors S French (1797) Sanford :is' The Time TestedFirm ROBB Irs ---- --------DeBary:2Bedroom,l'2Bath Fruit Trees ______________________ 18 Volusia. 668 6775 REALTY _____________________________ IIALTOI iirnklwI !'L'LLJLLUJ ((tJ o fl-I4sticnc ults)) 80.tos lot Sale WI PIJY I.ISFD FURNITUREI. APPI lANCES Sanford Fur nture Salvage 372 8721 _________ Req Real Estate Broker 120U rt,rkAve 3276123 Eve4 3210612. 3221517 ______________________________________ - , O1E.2SthSt. collection. 5 68-Wanted to Buy The Real Estate AgenCy 321.0759 _____________________ 323-7832 - by Gill Fo ______ REALTY WORLD. __________ .51 o/znJ lea/it1 3 BR, 28, CH&A, 2010 Grandview Ave. N. 5325 mo, complete order forms, billing and I] _____________ _______ Jessup Heights. sio,000 00. BATEMAN REALTY I _______________________________________________ By Owner Four bedroom, 2 baths, or 3-2 Family room Near Mayfair Country Club, New air heat Units, water heater, windows, Sink, Stove & oven. Root Only 3 'sirS. old. $41,900. Call 321 0520 for appointment. No broki's please. VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. l'z ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake Rig. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. MULTIPLEI.ISTING RbALTOR telephone solicita. tion. Write copy, Handle 310 computer, 1610 mote start as you show 1, tell. . I*LCOLIT SALESPERSON OF SANFORD REALTOR 25415. French Ave. 322 0231 322 0779, 372 5353. 377 3772 Golf Villa, 3 BR, 28, all car garage, Lease only $423 mo. 322-0943. PHONE LPN full tIme, 3)1, Apply to Lakeview NursIng Center, 01, E. 2nd St., Sanford. -- Publish Mardi 31 & April 7, 190$ OIT. relief 1580, otherwise a dofault wIll be $ lie - 4 Bdrm, 1½B, $300 per mo., $150 sec. dip. 323-7175 or 332-9206 ADVERTISING Call 615-770.3226. Shop without going shopping, the Amway Way. Amway products delivered to your home. Call 332-4409 After S or weekends. -_ HOME.- 5 BR. 3 Bath 2 Story, 7' Lots Fenced yard, 17th Street. Sanford. Call for Details. DUPLEX- I BR. 1 Bath each, Recently remodeled Pine Avenue. $33,000 00. ALL FLORIDA REALTY UI £WuI SIDE GLANCES I BUSINESS- I Story cornmercial building w partition. Sanford Avenue $1S,000.0o. Zoned for duplexci, over an acre in QOOd location. ,O0O 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates w-Dock, $450 mo. St. Johns Realty Co.. Realtor _________________________________ 322-flfl CLASSIFIED - privacy lence. pool patio, Low dwn owner will hold at I? pci. $3$9 332 4914 aft S ______________________________ ILU I _______________________ 41—Houses - - - • nn ________________________ ______ ________________ ________________________ JSI C. - Sanlanta 3 BR. 2B, C H&A, n ______________________________________________________________________ - 323-6570. WWWAWMAM __________ _____________ ____________________ 41—Houses - ____________________________ 3235176 ____________________ _____ ___________________________ Lely 3 BR. 1½ B, C-H&A, fencedyd.fully eqpt. kit., $365. AAA EMPLOYMENT 2wk sal -$2 rig -terms Your future is our Concern - %'b&IUUIl HOUSE FOR RENT a..".. ''J' t4 RU., fls1de laundry room. Call 569-0027 912 French Ave. Acrossfrom Health Dept. nIvI r!1 323.11OOor 6441806 Tired of house hunting? 3.2, 5330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. eneva Gardens Apts. 1505W.thSt. to start + benefits. ______ "NI' HiddenLk.,3 BR,2B $375 + deo. Credit r.f. - II _= 32—Houses Unfurnhed Warehouse Workers Forklift exp, well est co $6.50 hr _______ - [1 'ii, ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322.2611. — _________________________ home care. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 912 E. 2nd St., Sanford. -____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce is hereby given that we are engaged In business at Nt. 1 Box 165.8, Sanford, FL 32711, Seminole County, Florida under £1'' 322 2296aft 4. _________________________ ______________________ _____________________ were ones ______________________________ Legal Notice Adults only, $165 ____ Nurse Aides exp. in nursing _____ general circulation within the City Of Like Mary. In addition, Notice shall be posted in the area of consideration at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of public hearing. I DATED: March 26, 1980 I CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA By: 5 ConnIe Malor City Clerk Pub'ish March 31 & April 1, 1910 DET.145 1BR Furn. Apt. phases of accounting, full charge thru trial balance. Some computer experience helpful. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 729 Sanford. - - _________________ at Boofikeeper experienced in all Couple wanted to work on Poultry Farm. Trailer avail. Contact AZ Poultry Farm, 420 Cassadaga Rd., Orange City, Fl. 904775313$. 3 Lanes Mammum DEADLINES ______ .pts for _______________________________ SATURDAY 9 NOOn ______________ FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Children's Class on Childcare for those expecting a new baby brother or sister, 10 am., Florida Hospital. Phone 8f.611, Ext. 1173. Sallie Harrison Chapter VAR will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the home Mrs. A.W. Lee 2401 Laura Ave. Speaker F.W. Kirkland on defense. [OOVUINOS'$ AM. -- to - 800 -- of D..wIni.'Wol A'w'.svw RATES HOURS _______ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Theater presentation: "Horsepower: An Electric Fable," 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, Seminole Community College followed by comments and audience participation. Co-sponsored by Council Arts and Sciences. Free public. Watercolor demonstration and lecture by Wayne Sessions, 7:30' p.iii., Sampson Hall Gallery, Stetson University, DeLand. Free to public, ______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. Monday, April 7, )9103B SenIài Citizens. Very clean. 311 . Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. _____________________________ Call for ____ 83h9993 II a.m. to ____ 322 - 2611 Furnished Living Center of Casselberry. appt. 3395002. Orlwido - Winter Pwk Seminole __________________________ --.--.-. j I LPN, Aides & Orderlies. Better . 1J Liii., _____ CLASSIFIED ADS Charles I. Baker, 44, was TL I_.. L.. LI._ .. i'vuri erie I.#ci erore rUQiiCQuQfl transferred to Florida State maintenance and operation of the ________ street lights Within the district; Prison to begin the life term creating SundQ9 - Noon Friday an Advisory Board; handed down Saturday by setting forth fiscal and taxation _________________________ Circuit Judge James Fox. procedures; empowering the levy of special assessments or taxes man. He concurred with the district; and providing _____ jury's rejection of the death within ----.---.:::: for construction. - 3—cemeTeries penalty. an effecti,e 1$—Help nted "tInlil. •k JSIUIIIUI5 ,,• 5alddistrIdhlIPnrnmnjiteH.. UI following SCrbedareasf 2Spaces in Masonic Gardens. Ii Aug. 31, when no mercy was Seminolo County, Convenience store clerk. Good Florida: Eel, area's most beautiful Memor. shown Jo Baker, mercy is Aire Hills, Unit 2, as recorded in Company benefits. Apply al Park, $0 to settle estate. Handy Way Foods, Sanford appropriate in this case" Plat Book 22, Pages $9 and 90, 322.4016 area. Florida. Foxman told Baker, who must Seminole County, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. remain in prison for years Clerk to the Board Mgr. Trainee of County Commissioners in before he will be eligible for and for Seminole Lite rest. e*p preferred, $150. parole. County, Florida $200 per wk + benefits, learn CANNON REST HOME Last August, Baker went to Publish: April 7 1980 Special care, good food, for all phases. DEU.6 elderly lady. Can be bed his wife's office in the state ____________________________ 912 French Ave. patient. 121 Dolores Drive, Department of TranAltamonte SprIngs. 834114$. Across from Health Dept. NOTICE OF PUBLIC ________________________ sport a t ion d i s t r let Why be Lonely? Write: Get A headquarters at DeLand. TO WHOM HEARING AAA EMPLOYMENT IT MAY CONCERNS Mate" Dating Service. All Baker admitted In court that YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 2wk sal -$2 rag -terms ages, P.O. Box 6011, Cl.arw.. Your future is our Concern he fired the first shot at NOTICE that the City Council of ter, Fl. 33518. the City of Lake Mary, Florida, ____________________________ Josephine Baker's back as will 323.5176 hold a public hearing on the —she ran down a hall. He was 17th day of April, 1980, at 7:30 5—Lost & Found Applications are now being carrying a .38-caliber P.M., at the City Hail, City of Lake accepted for FulI.Time Tellers Mary, Florida, to consider a revolver. at the Flagship Bank of Petition to close, vacate and Elk & sable male Ferret in Baker said he remembered abandon, discontinue, disclaim Lost: Seminole. For information call area of Sanf. Ave. a Airport personnel at 3231716 ext. 201. nothing after that first shot, and t renounce any right of the Blvd. 332715$. Equal Opportunity Employer, City of Lake Mary and the Public Witnesses testified he fired in and to the following described Cat lost, Academy Manor. Wht a second bullet Into the back right-of-ways, to wit: Female, multi.color tail, rid RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. of Mrs. Baker's head after she The West 33 feet of the 20 foot collar, Pompano tag. Reward. Apply in person Sanford alley in the East ½ of Block 16, 322-4655 or 3223516. crawled into an office. She Nurslna 5. Convalescent AND Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. was "crawling down the The South 198 feet of Grandbend 6- 'ChiId Cats hallway, begging hint not to Avenue lying northof Lot 14. Block __________________________ shoot her, trying to get out of 16 running west, Crystal Lake Winter Homes Sect B'keeper his way and finally WD.S Subdivision according to Plat BOek Spur of the Moment Babysitting in my home. Hriy, daily, wkly Gen office skills & lite b'keeping trapped in that office," said 2. Pages 114.116 Seminole County rates. Day or nIght. 323-6677. will lead you to thIs super State Attorney Jeff Dees. Records, oppor. Public Hearing shall be held "She was trapped, nowhere to at The Child care in my home, days the City Hall, in and for Lake go, and he was right on her Mary, Florida, it 7:30 P.M., or as 912 French Ave. onlyl 1 child, $20; 2 children, 530. 3226451. heels, The last minutes of her soon thereafter as Possible. At that Across from Health Dept. time, interested parties for and life the defendant CHILD CARE against the above request shall be AAA EMPLOYMENT made sheer terror and heard. Said hearing may be Freeor reduced rates qualify. if 323-8124 yy continued from time to tIme until horror," 2 wk sal-$2 rig -terms final action is taken by the City Your future is our Concern Defense attorney Dave Council. J)—Ifl3fr'jdjons Disney said Baker was unable This Notice shall be published 323.5176 to determine right from one (1) time each week for two (2) consecutive weeks prior to the US Substantial income take ong at the time of the date AH SPRINGI of public hearing in the short phone messages on your siiooting last summer, Evening Herald, a newspaper of phone. Tern. Nutrition Corp. Creative Expressions 322.7813 - home of Martin, 1012 Cathy Altamonte Springs. A Boutique work session for auction and banquet to be held on October. Bring bag lunch. Prospective members welcome. VFW Ladies Auxiliary Unit 10108, 8 p.m., log cabin on lakefront Sanford Parent Education Lamaze Refresher Course, threenight classes, 7:30 p.m., Florida Hospital Auditorium. To pre-register call 896.6611, Ext. 1773. Lecture on "Mid Life Crisis: Passage to New Growth" by Dr. James H. Zullo, director of the Christian Brothers Counseling and Consultation Center, in Illinois, 7 p.m., Hauck Hall Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. DeBary Blood Bank Drawing, 10 4:30 pm Four Townes Shopping Center in front of Publix. Adult film program, 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Pro1dence Blvd., Deltona. "The Volga" and "Tho Capitol: Florida's Historic House of State." _____ 31—Apartments Furnished _______________ NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Gets Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, shall at From Judge 10:00 AM. or as soon as possible thereafter, on the 22nd of April, 1980, consIder the adoption of the following Ordinance: An ordinance relating to DELAND, Fla. (UPI) — A specified areas of the unin. trucker who claims too many corporated territories of Seminole amphetamines and deep County, Florida; creating the Eel. depression prompted a deadly Aire Hills, Unit II Street Lighting to beentitled the Bel-Aire attack upon his estranged District; Hills, Unit II Street Lighting wife has begun a tile sentence District; providing for definitions; Providing for governance of the in prison for her murder, district by the Board of County MONDAY, i; __1S—Helpnted - Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. C,6LEI\JDAR of Killer Spring Cleaning Time, ovens, refrig., walls, woodwork, wds., floors, top to bottom. Sue $461. 322-2090 Tree Service — Houwwives Cleaning Servic, Personalized, fast, dependable Regular cr1 time bi Wedowaihwindows 6775.94 r - - Tree Service lop, Trim, Removal CallJimFllnn.1341ff, BARROW'S WELDING Custom built utility I t trailers, truck racks & misc. repairs. - stYourjess,,, DIQI 32226fl or 83-9993 F — : - _:_ ': ':1 -_-_.-..- ,- r_ I r- I 'II .-.-------------- , A - . �I .' i . • •1 - . — . -- • -- BLON DIE ___ ______________ 46—Ev.nlng Herald, Monday, Sanford, Ft. April 7, by Chic Young 1so ACROSS 42 Washington Answer to Previous Puzzle city 1 CJJ Blood Pressure Pill R F 5 Over (Ger.) M I L 0 E K 0 $ 1 9 Electrical unit 47 Villains No A 12 Blackthorn exclamation N u Can Cause Headache fruit 48 Pack 1 c IM P T 13 Vegetable 51 Destroyed po I 1 a N U S Y AV _______________________ 14 Poverty-war 55 Plaza cheer N 0V A N S $ £ L L DEAR DR. LAMB - Three agency (abbr.) 56 Pacific Island C K ii S A D £ I F R V L years ago at age 51 my blood / l5 Bodies of tURF Sø Game played E $jY - 0 N U P I N ArTi pressure became quite high. water on horseback Mydoctorcheck.edmeforslz I I S L F 0 IRS 16 Downpour 59 Individual 0 1 1 i I V N £ I. I 17 Destroy (s') 60 Ancient weeks and then put me on Set. GENT REDS 18 African. writing EMS Ap.Es.HesaldthatOflCel Arabian wa 61 Brilliance 8 Dancer 38 Hawaiian started the medication I ters (2 wds) 62 Doleful island Jeanmaire would have to keep taking it. 20 Gives way to 63 Before long 9 Soak through 41 Sward O He warned me about 22 Inventor 64 Whit 43 Formosa city 10 Listen L _____ 1_____________________ Whitney potassium loss and advised depressed about having 11 Cleans floor 45 The most by Mort Walker 23 Snakelike fish DOWN 19 Biblical land (prefix) me to drink orange juice or headaches but even moderate 24 Lavaliere 46 TV repeat fruit, especially doses of Serpasil in some eat fresh WH AT HAVE 28 Flying saucers I Soviet Union 21 Common show 11L ailment bananas. I'm 5 feet 8 and people will cause them to be (abbr.) WE HERE? (abbr.) 48 Sounds of ARNE / 24 Ship deck weigh148 pounds but I'm not depressed and sometimes 32 Canticle 2 Kind of displeasure IS: I'LL. ASK 33 Kitten's cry singing club 25 Authoress •0 49 Forearm b no really overweight. He also they can have very severe Ferber FORA so 34 I possess 3 Burden 50 Want took me off salt, depressions. One of the 26 Cape 4 Affirmed (contr.) NT 52 ___ Con. My doctor retired and complications of both Ser-Ap. oviet state 27 Numbers 35 Ones (Fr.) 5 S tenders plea 36 Exclamation 6 Sound made 29 Clenched 53 Mideast hand a new doctor. He said that my headache, so either medicine 39 Detective by sheep seaport Spade 7 Omit a vowel 30 Egg-shaped 54 Iberian lady blood pressure was low at 110 could actually cause a : 40 omplimen 31 Sown (Fr) In 57 Spanish over 70 and he didn't think I headache as well, ___ __ _ __ tary ticket pronunciation 37 Listen article needed that much medicine. I'm sure you've discussed — — — — — — — 4 10 11 8 7 9 3 5 8 2 He put me on Aquatenslon and your headaches with your so far my blood pressure has doctor but if your pressure is 14 13 been normal, low enough, you might ask — One thing that bothers me is him to try you without any 15 16 17 what our family doctor told medicine at all. If your blood me a ut not being able to pressure stays normal 18 19 21 20 quit Ser-Ap.Es once I had without any medication, then — — — — — ___________ — — — — — started it, Also I now have the problem will be to deal 22 23 severe migraine headaches. I with the question of your — — — — — — — used to have a bad one every headaches rather than 24 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 two or three months but I treating high blood pressure, didn't have a single one 32 34 — — j33 i am sending you The — during the three years I was Health Letter number 1-8, 35 36 37 38 39 taking Ser-Ap-Es. Now I have Blood Pressure, to give you a at least one a week and better understanding of the — — 40 '41 42 they're bad and It leaves me mechanisms involved and the 1 Not pretty ONEY tOUR___ SMELLS SO MUCH SETTER DAGwoO PIPE A COUPLE OF SHOTS OF: 2 THIS RENCs.I OH, H PERFUME 44 Belonging to ;•1 t --- Dr. A wi. 72nd Year, No. 197—Tuesday, April 8, 1980— 1980—Sanford, lllerklil 32771 ald —(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Evening Her Lamb ______________________ BEETLE BAILEY WELL, SEETLEY WHAT Pip 'TELL YoU A HINT J TO POW _ I 1 _ 1) LI BE MAKl ARE PROt5, M( PEAR 1 )RAFfl.&. ¶JM4.l '7U FIRST VI1TP bUR 1JPC'i I4J6 'ro IL*J AW FROM YOUR PRO&Z-M6. 145 44 — — — 48 49 50 — ARCHIE 55 by Bob Montana ' 1E5, i5N'T THIS AND THE fI'M SUPPOSED TO 15,115 ALL SO FOOLISH! TERRIBLE, SIR! IT SEEMS THERE'S ALWAYS SOME DEMAGOGUE TRYING TO RULE THE WORLD! BENCHGE O i IMPOIBLE TO THIS KEEP A 'TiGHT REIN ON THE ENTIRE WORLD'S POPULATIO I'M NOT EVEN SURE O WHAT'S HAPPENrND ING ON SCHOOL ____________ ______ N... 47 — — 51 — 57 _____ ______ — — — — 58 — — — 62 — — — — — — — — — — 64 63 J — — — 52 53 — — 58 — so — — — — — EP/FONC7 FLOOR ' — 146 — — — — —1 — depressed. I am wondering ranges of normal L Threatens DIANE l'ETRVK empty building it will lose to the federal Herald Staff Writer goverrunent. Counts' Attorney Nikki Clayton said she Under an ugreihent with the U.S. is prepared to tell today tilt. countv niav legally keep all of the books at the city Inust see that a library is maintained at the building until April 17, 1983. downtown Sanford library, regardless what the city of Sanford does. . But the county's lease expires Oct. 1, But City Attorney C. Vernon Mize Jr. 1980. Arid City Manager Warren Knowles said that opinion can be disputed. said at a special city commission The count)- leases tile present library meeting April 2 it would be virtually building at East First Street and impossible for the city to stand by its Palmetto Avenue front tile city. agreenient with the GSA if it does not if ute county should decide not to have any books. renegotiate tile lease, which expires Apparently in an effort to retain the it could leave the city with an 40,000 volumes for the city, city officials liaridjclicretl to the a county either party call end (fie agreenient with written notice to the other party. But the tI.nise further states: ____ ______ _ E _ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL __ preililses on or .0 _ _ 0 Ill 11 LNl — E E K & MEEK by Howie Schneider 7W NF..Xr FIrMsM VEAR5 WILL M A itsr.. F9 m Pcr irr '' A- JLY A1ET., , HAD -Rn mw A REAL- 7 LAncJ cu kXUD j ECT OR _________________________________________________ 10 JD a?... M LVI _______________________ m t. Z i q17 I PRISICILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivan SURE, GOJ 10 ME, CRI11CIZE IT! -, HAVEN" f - I LIKE MCMS NAME FOR IT! "AN INNER SANCTUM, A QUIET HARBOR, A REFUGE. A MY ROOM 15 A r SANCTUAR'.' WHAT ThAT$ _________ _______ t1 if~ lot talker :4 c iui ic / j_____ BUGS BUNNY Vulnerable: North-Sou th Dealer: East swith discussing subjects In great disservice. You know which you are not well versed, the limit of your resources, so Pretending to know try to live within your means something you don't may CAPRICoRN (Dec. 224an. you're -- prove 19) Having too irons In GEMINI (May. 21-Juune 20) the fire today will prove selfYou my be called upon defeatiq. Keep your pictures . fTT rr . l. 4-7 by Stoffel & Helmdahl AN i-itS LETANQ i-us t-i' I• Pm Pus 3 Pm • nh. Iraitini, Storks on Page 2t _________________________________ (htti'n SII(l. SPEE 'D Ll MIT. . 5 . . . . . : ' " • ... .,. . :....w. :' t. ' Alan: "You didn't really believe that, did 7Oswald: "No! but, believe it or not, that is just what - . - . . ..... 'S., - ,'• "'-i'.. I•''A"i '-" '4 ' " '.. ... I'• j , ... .. .4 " : '. : ' ,. ' ... ____________ ______ happened. The other West pair were playing nega- c Uve doubles to the four level with an agreement that such negative doubles would uar- . 4• . - , - ' . -. SEAGULLS JOIN Herald Photo by Tom Vincent iffort Seagulls have joined the nationwide e to cut down on energy consumption by sticking to the 55 mph speed limit, 'Ibis lonely ENERGY DRIVE seagull is flying near U.S. Highway 17-92 off the shoreline of Lake Monroe. With few service stations available on the lake. he must go slow to conserve his energy. McGovern Blockade, ThIRE I1$ fuN 5o MUGH RAiN IN 114 I • IASFuw1s, ?HJAHf _ ANNIE! I ni 'm s-io: HARW(ftY, UC$A.M Is OUT. A,. —V ' FOOT WITH 'iOU 6la$n8 OF YOX FT $5 ThE HlLE UI 6EP'IOR 'raN'S N• _____ ItS l)ONN, ISTES erald Staff Writer Uiuvtrsitv of Cent ral Florid a U('I" officials Will Ix. 'tout'hiing base'' tithi federal ant hioi'it ics today to try to find out H that the future holds for Iranian stwk'iits at the university near ()viedo ''We are tint SUIt' hat President .Iiiiitns ('ai'tt'i''s stateiiit'flt 10Iill,i% iiieatis at this Ixlirit. We are trying to t'vahtiatt' and get it straightened nut,' said 1)i. ltiII Brown, acting associate Vice FOOT! _______'fmote _ K. Ryan' _______________________ __ COULD COMB yg TO SIM Hm I'LL DE should be taken into custody instead of . MR ow:L11to) CCLI . .1 i... * . .' ' ' : ' __________ drastic : Today ' - . •'z' , 4. " . ' J I HOME, VEHICLE 3A Nails .........................3A _ thmadves...... ................lB I _ Spoils ......................548* ____ Bush, in Washington, charged Carter had"manlpulated the news nmedla for the benefit of his own re-election camnpim. ican people recognize Weather .......................... our Iranian policy for what it is: one of worm ..........................ZA failure, Inaction and even calcula ted . . ..; - (lie council's religious faction severely damaged the chances of a transfer and Khiumumeinii's statement Monday finally put the question to rest. Besides (lie 50 hostages in tIme embassy, three other Arnierican officials are under virtual house arrest at the Iranian .'1' retaliator' steps were seen as a victory (he etuibassy militants and a setback Bani-Sadr and oilier ntmore moderate members of t he Revolutionary Council, Khioniiein's statement on (tie hostages' fate came shortly after Banu-Sadr and Foreign Minister Sadegh (jhiotbzadeti met with hun, apparently in an effort to C1fl1VII1CC the religious leader to support a for ' - for Herald Photo by Tern Vhscm,? Gutted remains are all that are left of two cars and part of a home at 102 Academy Drive, Sanford, following an accidental gassoline cxplosion at 4:20 P.M. Tuesday. Sanford firefighters say Charles Henderson, 71, was siphoning gas from the tank of his 1973 Buick LeSabre in order to drain and repair it, when gasoline vapors spread across the floor. The vapors were sparked by a nearby gas-fired water heater, they say, causing an explosion which ripped through hlendes-son's home and carport, burning him and causing about 115,000 in damage to the home and two cars in the carport. lienderson was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he was In satisfactory condition this morning, suffering (ro second-degr rn ee burns on his arms and legs and first-degree facial burns. ---- of Carter said the United States would consult with its allies on (tie sanctions and other possible actions against Iran. Diplomatic observers said the U.S. 1 , _ AGMISM. C01 hit' sanctuary when (lie miimlitants stormed (he embassy Nov. 4. 4 Republican presidential frontrunner 1 __ _ for Foreign Slinistry, "here they sought ' action," Ronald Reagan called Carter's moves against Iran "more of the same" and an Action Reports.................2A extension of policies that were "wrong ArowsdTbe Clock .............IA from t he first," BrWie......................... ..... But Democrat Edward Kennedy and .................. Calendar ......................20 the other two Republican presidential Classified Ads ..............2030 . __________________________________________________________________ MONIES candidates, George Bush and John by Cf'II Leggtt Comics ............................Anderson, supported—with reservations Crossword .....................4B Carter's decisions to break relations Dear Abby .....................lB MN '\ SWIL — and Impose strong sanctions on Iran. Deaths.........................ZA EXPLOSION RIPS Both Kennedy, In Philadelphia, and outc De. Lamb 40 Anderson, In Los Angeles, Editorial.......................4A the need to win full cooperation from U.S Florida ........................3A allies in Europe and Japan If the sane____ Horoscope .....................lB tions are to be effec tive. Hospital ....................... __ stuth'nts aiiitng those to be deported tudas . liii' t''l" Iiit't'ttng as l)t'iIlt lit-lit to sot procedures only if action is called ho. universits st)okt'sliii.'fl said When the fall tern i lkgaii in Sept eu iher 199, there t ore 27 II0II.resldt'nt all t'nridletl classes at the urnversitv. ( )f this niiiiilwr. I1 are Iranians. ' uion.t'usidetit aliens have for thit' sok' l'rnlliou attendinc scho o l . tionary Council. But infighting between Bani-Sadr and ' I ,, — TRARWOOIc? s series Iranian diplomats in the United States those measures fail, "it is difficult to see _____________________________________ how the United Sta tes can avoid more __ Kirchhoff lilt, hbrar% -,twulit ii Ilttt 1I!(,( Ii S.tritrd etiiaii tions way becouiie nei'essarv if these steps do tint produce (hit' proiiipt release of time Carter iiiatle no II but ton of ii ulitar', the governmiient has said such action has not been ruled out. Carter had been set to announce a of sanctions last week but field off when ltanii-Sadr appeared to be a (Irkuig out arm arrwigcimicnt to have (lie hostages transferred In the custody of the Revolu. Urges McGovern, D.S.D., Monday agreed kidnapping," with President Car ter's decision to break McGovern said U.S. alli es must join in diplomatic relations with Iran, but said the economic sanctions and realize 11 .'.VHO?1.. SEN41OI L4TY? '-HE V+3HDERS IF I THERE' VSVNPEII WHA' FOR I REMEMBER.. OFF ON ThE Wt WAS' by T. A NOW •Ri ."11'M AFRAID I 6Or) '' 1'itdi44.7 TUMBLEWEEDS UH'-HUH.- i every reason tit cvlebrate this good fie" S ill. faction %%I, IX--Ioflg to, %%v should forget .%tit refused toilay to allo%% ininutio, of final victory that has forced a cruel past grievances arid unite in the fight to aboard flights to the United States If superpower to break its relations, thins ensure our Ixiiitical ahi(I t'cononnic in. airlines said a provision of (lie U S. dependence," Banii-Sadr said. I tting an end to the plundering." hmiiimiigration Act calls fora $5,001) fine fill' Khouieini blamed Iran's recent Baiii-.Sadr said he believed Iran a null every Iranian passenger they carry nina problems with Iraq on (he United States have been threatened regardless of that President Carter has iiiiposed his and he called on the Iraqi ariiiy and c'ircuunstanees, since its imiove toward strict sanctions on Iran. nation to ''cut off the hand of Auiit'ri('a intkpemidt'nce would lx' iliipoSsih)It' Carter announced (lie sanctions hours protruding front Saddann's sleeve.'' without getting out of the systemii iin alter Ayatollah htuholk'hi Khuniieiiii ruled Saddain is Saddain Iiiissein al-Takriti, posed b) the superpon%ers. —Therefore tile hostages %%ould rulliall, it, tilt- utisto(h head of Iraq's Revolutionary Council, they would have started (lie attack II) uI the riiilmtanits holding tha' U.S. whom Khomeini called "anti.lslamiik" some way, The attack has taken this Embassy in Tehran until the captives' shape now." "These are not their last fate was decided b% lie%%- parhanient, Khomeini, Fueling a crisis that weapons,'' hiani-Satir said. ''There are '.hiich tuiav not uiiu.'ct tilitil IiII(IsUnilmUt'r threatened to break into ope n war, urged other weapons which they will use hater, following runoff elections. Iran's army to "join tile people" and since this is not #our last act." lit abandoning hope it concihator%. overthrow the Iraqi regime. 'l'hie Soviet news agency 'fuss said diiiloinatic approach could diffuse ti l t, President ithothassan Bani-Sadr said, Carter's decision was prompted by crisis, the president warned: ''Oilier a('- Sen. George McGovern, who ran for expelled. president in 1972 as a liberal, anti-war He also said, "The adminlstrat½n ca ndidate, says the United States should should begin planning for long-term be planning a blockade and selective air action, including a blockade and selec. strikes agai nst Iran to break the hostage live air strikes if necessary to resolve stalemate, this unprecedented and outrageous by Leonard Starr I ON. _____ .fl'ERE REMEMBER A MV HERE ME, ISEE '(4! -KUO(IE FLYNN? Kirchhoff ,Isk('(I UCF Anticipates Deportations Bombing By United Press I nternational 4-7 by Bob Thav.s "if leases (*.,in be canceled like tilt, i It% trsing to ,lu ruflt, It ('.111 ( ihihit force, but Tasks you can almost do by ping into your purse. FRANK AND ERNEST According tio Coiiinwmsion Chairiiian Bill hir hhtf, tIlt' uouflt t'c(l. tilt- buihhia to Ju.tiis s 'iiditi flifli'S 4 1 It'IliIOt II&' aIIII c\niftt ftc lunderer." We consider thus break to be a good itiuen since it is a sign the U.S. govern- "l'hiank (xJ things have happened as" itulperiallst interests " rather than niwnt has cut its hopes from Iran," they have . It is lit our interests. %Vt' concern Ion' the U.S. hostages. Khomeini said. "Our fighting nation has should lx' united. No matter what group In London, officials of i'W1\ and Pall ' ' same three-heart bid. North . t the rounl devouring p ' a raised to four hearts. East bid today to unravel a mesa in In order. Don't take on more — five clubs, etc., etc.". which a friend got involved, than you can manage. Alan: "Six hearts doubled RyOswsiJacoby AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. aid Straighten matters out Sagag with an overtrick comes to 1,860 Points. You came out of without tying yourself up in 19) Be very careful theproceu Oswald: "Here is a great the river with two fish, not about jumping toconclusions CANCER(June 21-July 22) before all the facts are in. UInpIe of falling In the river °'" tflI with a trout in (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Deiiilingfi; today aft require Premature are apt your moutL It U 05 of an the diplomatic tact you can to be exTOfleOus, seven-board Swiss team (For a copy JACOB V muster, Show a willingness to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) matches. East and West were MODERN, Silo: "Win at coopera te and compromise If Be helpful to others today, but fh 0 aahloned style so Bd&" of this you expect others to do the confine your aid to nonset's double of three per, P.O. Bo, 489, Rd,O City same, material ways. Sound advice hurts was for penalty, Maybe Station, Now York, N.Y. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) will do more good than dip- East should have taken it out, 10019.) ANNIE nt is "ad of car. 1 ith pFtl$)Sal that. tiJ)orl t'XIllratlOfl ufl .\pril risn those __________ (('WitS -lii tqs's&d ka', Cai'ttt' of using tlit' hostage situation "as a cover for thit' ambitions of Auiiern'an iinix.'rialisni.'' 5k said the uniit'rsits 'l'hie Ueolutionary Council said Iran president for student affairs. iitiit instructions 110th the I' S had been "expecting American un• 'We can hart' students in various kinds lttiiiiigrati,iii and Naturahi,,itioni Service to of situation. We knut dtiiionstrate its ugly gn'eetl lriahisiui hit'ne they are and Sinti alter tilt- terrorists Ili Iran ocut' %%4I'kiiig u ithi each on an individual toward the Pt'I'PIt' and thit' revolution, upit'if lhi' .\iiIerit'uI l':iiLt ui '''l'hiey also expected conspiracies by basis. If (lt.'lisilllis alt' iifll(ft' that students •I't'htt't•iii U.S. Iiiiuiiigratiuii .iniif the and le; satan, and all their expectations INIVe to were fulfilled," it said. . wait liii' that inIi'i'Iilat ioli to oiiit tv It'flt'iI all 151) lraniaii stutk'iits ,ii Ili severing dipluniatic relations %%ith through." UCF, fill(fillil" 15 ol. 16 (it the students %% till 11n'owni ilit't this tuiin'uing with N. D Irani, Carter warned Monday that other Visit ''prubht'iiis.'' a universits t ougher steps would lx' taken unless the llt'uii, t'iiti'uhiniat,i' For i,itt'rnatinnal said. ('ulillilete files ert' 5 l)l)kt'siiUhii 157-day-old crisis is ended quickly. studt'iits at UCE and l)i'. Paul Mt'Quilkin. urked up iiii all the students In the Kliuiiieini, in a message broadcast by dean (if iiit'n, this tiiornilig to Tt.'hrun Radio, said: "f Carter has done strategy atud set procedures in caseuiiiii the uliunigrittion o((cers at that tune, the m sniti. president calls liii' be one ttii ng III all his lilt' which can be said t'xpulsinn i,l to be In the interests of the oppressed it is Iraniani students Iron tnhk'gi raiiipust's 'flu' spokesnilani could not ift'fi,it' a hat Iliroughiunt lhie hat inn this break in relations between a uuuntr thit' priiblenis a ore. that has risen to free itself front the clans A lM,Ii('% state'iiit'nit issued by President ('i'iiiniit'nt aas tint available frollI (ho' of international plunderers and a a orhi- ( 'aFter Moiida did not include foreign Iuiiiiiigr;il Intl 5t't'Vi('t' ihistrii t Officei' (((has ja ___ Tension rises In Persian ( U.S, official shocks diphiiinats. antee four spades so West passed after South made the Opening lead:$ K t;iiLs, 'ears. called President Carter's reprisals holding the ) .\nierican hostages a "final victors" that gave Iranians "every reason to celebrate. ' Iran's l{evolutionarv Counci l act'tist'd ________________________ WIN Al BRIDGE SAGfl'I'MU'JS (Nov, 23Dee, 21) ImpulsIve spending tht' lease. :tiotlit'r stctii'ri, he said, st'Pulates that tilt- lease is to be for five against Iran for you •96 3 cI% U ( Press International blood pressure that may also relieve a headache, One of For Tuesday, April 8, 1980 other tranquilizers that could these that works well In some YOUR BIRTHDAY rote may prove more difficult be used that might do the If April 8, 1O than usual today. Setting too same thing tot you. have persistent elevated I am concerned about your blood pressure,perhaps your Listen carefully this coming fast a pace may cause you to year to tips given you by pals make mistakes, depression. I'm sure you doctor would like to try one of who know how to make VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) meant ftin relation to being these medicines instead. money, A friend who is on to Usually you're cautious and something good may cut you practical in financial and In on the action, business matters, but today ARIES (March 21-April 19) you may be tempted to toss Associates will be watching discretion to the winds, YOU closely today to see If Gambles could misfire, but he didn't. And after the you're doing things for selfish LIBRA (Sept, Z3Oct. king of spade lead South had ) reasons. Avoid any types No' 4.7_so of You and your mate could be no trouble taking all 13 tricks action which could tarnish • " to score 1,530 poInts." poles apart on a major issue your image. Romance, travel, today. Alan: "I guess th ere was One of you will ha ve to luck, resources, possible considerable laughter at beapeacemaker.Auumethe pitfalls and career for the role, • ,., West's expense, wasn't WEST IT there?" coming months are all •A KS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 3) .32 Oswald: "I was West and discussed in your Astro- Take great care "'• today not to joined In. It was a friendly 0653 •A Q J 9 match, Then I suggested that Graph Letter that begins with blurt out things to others that 4A7543 #KQJ 108 your birthday. Mail $1 tOt the board just might not be they may deem offensive, each to Astraph, Box souii e disaster It looked like. th 6.... Radio City Station, N.Y. even though this Isn't your Just possibly South might get basic intention, Loose lips XJ 106432 doubled at six hearts at the 10019.Besuretospecifybfrth cause confrontations. •K72 other date. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be more of a listener than a II I in tiit' By United A yatollah lluhollah Khoiiieini todas prevent you can take for elevated your headaches while tell 1IIt'III the c*'iuinissioners 0 pressure. were taking It. There are __ out. act as a helped Will W e Serpasil, a diuretic and this third that some newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, think Improves kidney func- Radio City Station, New York, Serpasil does NY 10019. tranquilizer and it may be this There are other medicines action that u Under Section Ii of tlit' lease. earls 'We take the Position that Sept. lit is terinination of the agreenivnt In vither tilt, Lost (it tilt- 5th %var. party would niean 'possession of all "We believe Sept. .10 as tt'rriiination lx)ol~s. niaterialsand iteills of equipillent ilate I %ias tilt, Intent." Ilk' said. -- shall revert to tile t'its. ' But that Kno It's iiiI hit' county should studs section stipuliltes if tile Jigreei 1 - lit is tilt, tease Ill its untire1%. tarried out to its natural expiration (lilt(' Wilhi thit' lvase caiicellation notice. the o f ()(.t. 1. 1980, the books and other itenis (11% also delivered I proposed new lease bccoiiit' tIit property of tilt, etilliltS III tIle eount hi r'ns,dt'r It t as similar (lays prior if the Ser.Ap.Es was keeping Also I'm sending you The me from having thos Health Letter number 2-9, mlgralnes.ItakeTylenolbut Headache: Man's Most It doesn't seem to help. I don't Common Pain. Other readers think I can take these who want either one of these headaches much longer, issues can send 75 cents for DEAR READER — Yours EACH Issue with a long, Is a complicated problem. stamped, self-addressed Ser-ApEs Is a combination of envelope. Send your request tion. HOROSCOPE. L oil Sept. 10, she pointed to October I of each year, to take effect on Oct. 1 of such sear,' Citv officials noel, the deadline bv ac. ting April 2. But tile cancellation notice directs tile n least'." ('layton said Monday. cancellation Ili take effect oil Oct. 1. 1](;, "But such notice niust be delivered at medicine Or I the , county to "vacate the i F I'lle notice is not Ili confortnit% %%ith tilt a to me, in care of PRCIPAt _ before Septeitiber :10, nina." lease Under a cancellation ition CIJUSI in the one hundred eights' lBO rom ks Boo Gancellatioll notice oil April 2' least jLrcjI)f Take To By — THE BORN LOSER fyr Carter's action caine at a time when Iran is gravely concerned aitti its relations with neighboring Iraq. . • The populations of the two countries be long to di ffering Moslem Iran is predouuiinantly a Shiite while Iraq is sects - Sunni. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 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/cf97ce0d29170f85a253f1ff46ef69b1.pdf 7224ef993359cbad7a62645efb0e3805 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 195—Sunday, + April 6, 1980— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—CUSPS 4$1.20)—Prjce 35 Cents 0 t 12—Evening Iforald, Sanford, Fl. ry Friday, April 4, 1NO Jane FondaQuiet About Biography By CINDY ADAMS Magique. It's on the East they're discovering, un- come out in rubberback •.. Chappaquiddick they Douglas, Chariton Heston, NEW YORK — Not long Side. The other 3 a.m. covering or recovering onE Ted Kennedy had shills changed the subject on cue. et al, written by Marilyn ago Jane Fonda was kicking, Margaux Hemingway, new another but it's Lauren planted in a New York Funt, ex-wife of Candid biting, fighting and scrat- husband Bernard Foucher, Hutton and Richard Gere, meeting recently. They "Are You Anybody," the Camera's" Allen Funt, is ching about an unauthorized Faye Dunaway and Janet and that's all I know ... Linda asked polite questions on touching, close-to-the-cuticle worth reading. Sends memoir. Today, while she Laughart were still Lovelace just wrote a tell-all, cue, triggered enthusiastic interviews with the wives of shivers. They're no beauties still isn't being exactly wriggling and writhing on see-all tAo called "Ordeal." applause on cue and when Canon, Susakind, All, Peter to be married to, these helpful, she is holding fairly the dance floor ... Robin Someone muttered it should someone asked about Falk, Michael Landon, Kirk heavies. still for one by Fred Guiles, Williams, filming "Popeye" who did "Norma Jean" (the on the island of Malta, says Marilyn Monroe job) and one they can shove it — Malta, on Tyrone Power. Publisher that is. It's got no food, no is Doubleday ... New York saloons, no TV, no cool, no If you wanted to invite whose office is Eddie's the top man for a change any differently now? Daily News columnist Liz nothin,' crabs Williams ... Edward Finkelstein, the St. Standard Service Station in a instead of reading about It in "Well," Finkelstein says, Smith has signed todoa book Joan Fontaine is knocking Louis publisher, to your suburb of St. Louis, went to the paper." He lunched with "nobody treats me bad, on gossip. Trouble is she's so off a TV pilot, "Once Upon a house and you consulted the White House briefing for Sen. Thomas Eagleton of because I weigh 775 pounds busy dishing It she has no Spy." She'll play the head of phone book, which of two V.LP.'s. Missouri, and, in and I don't take no lip from time to write it ... I asked an espionage setup — if she Edward Finkelateins would Still savoring his exFinkelatein's words, "It was nobody." gcçgeous, ailverhaired Bt grate off a network onwhich you pick: the one with two perlence, Finkelstein told a really something, sitting at Bacharseb how he managed to do all this ... Charleiie listings ("resident" and reporter for The New York his table; the other senators, FLORI O to sothin. gotget thinner suits.His answer? "I Tlitos of "Dallas" is into "office") or the one with Times, "I enjoyed every wsilklng in to the dining astrology. She won't sign only one listing? 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INDIAN RIVER SHOPPING CENTER Mrs Jameison said while they were present sitting at a table in tier kitchen, Kelly called. She showed reporter the location of her phone and kitchen table,indicatingthedeputieswereatmnosttw.o(eetawa.w site answered Kelly's call. "I said to my secretary, Tell congressman Kelly I don't care if it's the President of the United States, I'm working on a murder!" she said. Mrs. Jameison was being consulted on the case of a woman who disappeared from the Lake Monroe Inn in 1976. Jameison, who said he was not in the room at the time of Kelly's call, said he later asked Deputy Salerno what his wife said over the phone. "He (Salerno) was the one who told me what she said," Jameison said, indicating that Salerno knew it was Kelly who called. Jameison said Saturday he does not know if any law enforcement officials or other persons have also been sub. po.naed In the matter, but he Indicated the subpoenas he and his wife received may be only the beginning. ORLANDO 898-2311 I - .r • - t - undercover agents. Detective Ralph Salerno said he had gone to visit Mrs. Jameison, a nationally known psychic, on the advice of Sheriff's Det. Charles Brown, who believed she might provide them with leads in the case, Brown who was at the meeting, refused to conunent on the matter. help in the investigation into the disappearance, an event they are still listing as a nussing persons case. Robert Wilson, 1000 Persian St., Deltona, says he believes Mrs. Jameison said she was able to furnish the deputies some information she believes could help solve the mystery. She said she, too, believes Mrs. Wilson is dead, adding she his wife, Marjorie, died after she vanished along with her car has had a vision of a large surn of money connected with her from the parking lot of the Inn on U.S. Highway 17.92 the night of Dec. 4, 1976. death. - She also says she envisioned the blood being drained from Mrs. Wilson's body, and cement being poured over her, along with other visions given to the deputies. , So far, the sher ff's office has been unable to use the information obta ined from Mrs. Janmeison, sa id Salerno. "You can't get a search warrant listing probable cause as information frolil a psychic," he said. The recent meeting with Mrs. Jameison is not the first time i U 30 N. MILLS AVE. JM TT1 'I lot ... ______ --,. . -. : - t I - ' •, . ,,. . _____ -1 ______ '• .;; - , ________ -. - .; x, lb4l IF - ... . - •. . " •.'v . . . - .4 . 9!,1 .; - ,, I ' .• - Y; ' •• . . . -. .'..' ••" " - it-Ile - &" . Y - 1.4 -. . .. . ______ .S - .. . -. . . - .. ,. . - •1 - -- ALLELUIA , i-• -- Christians around the world are celebrating Easter Sunday and the resurrection of Christ from the grave. This detail of a large 400-yearold tapestry by an old Italian master hanging on the wall of the Vatican Museum depicts Christ coming out of the tomb It was photographed by Herald Religion Editor Jane Casselberry on a recent tour of Rome and Israel. Ifer article. "Jerusalem: Spiritual Home," appears on today' s Religion P age 5C HE IS RISEN Bel'ieve Missing Woman Is Dead By DAVID M. RAZZLER Herald Staff Writer A Deltona man whose wife vanished more than three years ago froin the l,ake Monroe Inn believes he will never see her • 1hlfl [Its view is shared by two area psychics who feel she is dead. The two were contacted by Seminole sheriff's deputies to - ORANGE CITY 715-6995 FOUR TOWNES SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. I7.2 Although Lefavour later denied he was planning to go to Washington, Jameison said he recalls Lefavour coming to him to discuss obtaining passports for the three to go to England to work on the Yorkshire Ripper case and at that time he asked Lefavour how he was going to get time off to go to Washington on the Kelly case. Lefavour, Jameison said, replied that he would take vacation time for that purpose. Lefavour did say Mrs. Jameison talked with him in early November or earl) December about a prominent figure using the code name C-S to identify the person and he said she mentioned something about bribery and FBI types" Mrs. Jameison contends that a number of law enforcement officials in Volusia, Seminole and Brevard counties can verify that she was working with Kelly on his investigation beginning Oct. 3. That was the date of Kelly's first call to Mrs Jameison, the couple said. Mrs Jameison said two Seminole County sheriff's deputies were with her at the time. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk confirmed that deputies Ralph Salerno and Charlie Brown were with the psychic on that date. chI ''cs But de puties have not dropped the case, says Orlando psychic Robyn Jameisun, who recently revealed two county detectives asked her help in the case last October. Mrs. Jameison disc ussed the meeting with the two detectives when disclosing that Rep. Richard Kelly, li-New Port Richey, had telephoned her during the meeting for advice on handling "shady characters" who later turned out to be FBI — SANFORD — 323.2013 NEW SMYRNA 428.8229 By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Orlando psychic Robyn Jameison and her husband, attorney Jamie Janieison, have been subpoenaed to appear Friday morning before the federal grand Jury hearing evidence in the FBI undercover "Abscam' probe. "The grand jury wants us to bring all records we have regarding Congressman Kelly and any other individuals in. %oled with Kell) in Abscam, Jameison said Mrs. Jamneison has provided the FBI with copies of her personal HIUIIOS s%tllch she says show she was working as early as October with Rep. Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, on his "personal investigation" before he was videotaped Jan. 8 taking $25,000 In (ash from undercover FBI agents posing as wealthy Arabs. 1k Jaimiemsons are Scheduled to appear with the original dounnerits befor.' U.S. District Judge William B. Bryant in Washington D C.. Jameison said the subpoenas were brought to their home by two Orlando FBI agents at noon Friday. Kelly's lawyers first requested Mrs. Janmeison's memos, her husband said. They were provided, Jameison said, and copies were also given to the FBI. The memos, copies of which were obtained by Herald reporters, show Mrs Jameison also warned of the dangers Kelly faceIl in dealing with the . tie Orlando office of the 1FBI was closed Saturday, but a special agent with the Fill'ss Tampa office said the FBI could not comment on the matter at this time. In tier memo of Dec. 1, 1q79, Mrs. Jameison wrote: "I attempted to explain to c-s i her code name for Kelly as Congressman from the 5th District) that the FBI and the CIA have been responsible for destroying many lives and planting false docwnents, spreading lies, and committing varied forms of character assassinations against Americans right here in the good old U.S.A. As an example I told him although the players were different at Chappaquiddick, Teddy Kennedy had also suffered a political assassination that C4, being a public official, should be able to identify with. W C4 ended our conversation by informing rime he prayed I "I think the grand Jury will then talk with those individuals wrong in what I had seen psychically, and that he would mentioned in the documents or who had knowledge of the facts keep ine apprised of further developments." surrounding Robyn's counseling relationship with Kelly," hMrs. Jaineison said tier knowledge of the police, FBI and ('IA stems front working with them on many investigations.said She told the Herald on March 29 that Kelly was prepared to Jameison said earlier that the controversy surrounding his pay her $1,000 it day plus expenses to conic to Washington to wife and Kelly will probably mean he will not run for Mayor of "tune in" on Abscam bribe money. She said she, her husband Orlando as he had considered doing prior to the Kelly case. and Volusia County Sheriff's investigator Gordon Iefavour The Jameisons added that Mrs. Jameison had no knowledge were preparing to fly to Washington just before the story of of any of the other congressmen involved in the Abscam Kelly being videotaped taking the bribe m was revealed, operation because she was focusing in only on Kelly. 1.1011 E Y fJ• L% "The FBI is unable to either confirm or deny that anyone has been issued a subpoena regarding this case," said special agent Richard Johnston. FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE FROM SPECIAL PEOPLE BUY CASH SAVE YOUR HARD EARNED DOLLARS JUST CASH SAVINGS ON SPECIAL MERCHANDISE ns Kel ly's sych c ZIJ.. deputies have turned to a psychic for information on the Wilson days" that his wife would be found alive, and now he has no case. hope. About three months after the disappearance, Wilson said, Wilson said he believes his wife got into a fight with her he and a Seminole deputy took some of his wife's clothing to the abductor causing the t- r Pe another car offices of Anne Gehrnan, a Winter Park-based psychic. parked in the lot. But Mrs. Wilson was only five feet, two inOn Miss Gehman's advice, deputies dragged the bottom of a ches tall, 120 pounds, Wilson.said, explaining he did riot believe county lake, finding nothing, Wilson said. site could resist assault for long. Miss Gehman said she did not remember many details of her work in the Wilson case. "I did get the impression she was dead" she said, adding deputies also contacted psychics in Cassadaga in reference to the case. There has been no sign of Mrs. Wilson since she was seen by her husband back in December 1976. The car has ne%er been recovered, not was an), attempt Mrs. Wilson, then 66, disappeared shortly after 9 p.m. on Dec. 4, 1976, along with her car from the parking lot of the Inn, located west of Sanford on U.S. Highway 17-fl. She had told her husband she was not feeling well, and the two wen went ou t t o the car. While she sat there wi th the motor fl1flfl1fl, on returned 0 the I flu and hisS f r ends. Fifteen minutes later, Wilson went to check on his wife and found her and the 1973 Chevrolet Impala gone. Wilson said last week he "didn't have much hope after a few i ever made to use the credit cards she was carrying, Wilson explained. He said the last timjic he was contacted by any law officers in connection with the case was a few months ago, when a skull was found in Daytona Beach. - But the bo nes recover ed were quickly identified as someone else's he said. Wilson still lives in the Deltona home he and his wile moved to in 1%9 when he retired to Florida. Over $3,000 Taken From Gas Station Robbers Lock Man In Beer Cooler A ski-masked bandit armed with a the service station office and was head off and demanded the combination The bandit again demanded the fickle-plated handgun and a male acgrabbed from behind by a stocky man to the safe. Lowe was then pulled into the combination and shouted out the numcornplice robbed the Imperial Gas about 5 feet 11 inches tall wearing a beer cooler and his hands handcuffed hers to his accomplice. Missing from the Station at State Road 46 and Interstate 4 black ski mask , black sweater, black behind his back to one of the racks. The safe was $3, 133.99, according to sheriff's at 5:55 a.m. Friday and handcuffed an gloves and dark overalls. The man hit robber then put duct tape over Lowe's reports. employee in the beer cooler. Lowe in the mouth, cutting his lip, and eyes and took his gold wedding ring, Lowe was left in tIme cooler and was Glenn Lowe, 59, employed by the Cheke put the gun to his head. valued at $100,a $500 diamond ring and later discovered by a customer who Oil Co., Orlando, told deputies he entered He threatened to blow the victim's his wallet containing $300. notified the fire Iescue squad, 2 Clergymen Blast Carter Before Leaving For Iran By United Press International Three American clergymen were on their way ', •. - . -' - s,: .... were to take a flight from Copenhagen, Denmark, to Tehran hostages in the occupied U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Before leaving New York, two of the clergymen lashed out at President Carter's handling of the 154-day-old crisis saying the United States should dUIilit aiwng in the alleged crimes of the shah and the ousted monarch be returned to Iran to face trial. The three the Revs. Darrell Rupiper, a Saturday. The trip followed a week of cautious optimism the h ostages might be transferred to the custody of Iran's Revolutionary Council. That optimism was dashed by a three-ay tug of war between Washington and religious and non-clerical facLions in Tehran. The hostages, held since Nov. 4, were last a llowed a religious service at Christmas, w hen a delegation of mostly American clergymen visited ment in bringing the shah to power and sustaining the embassy. The hostages have spent him." Thanksgiving and New Year's in captivity. Rupiper of Omaha, Neb., said the Carter ad. ministration should "agree to admit to complicity in the crimes of the shah and should agree not to place an obstacles in the way of his extradition," Bremer, director of Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas, said the shah, who is recuperating from surgery in Egypt, should be returned to his homeland for trial and the United States "should admit to its involve- He said the Iranian people under the shah had experienced a "kind of holocaust like that in Nazi Germany." Thompson, pastor of the Uni ted Methodis t Church in Kansas City, Mo., said, "My mission in Tehran is pastoral and spiritual and I'm not going to get Into the political debate." "I would like to hug them and tell them that we love them and are thinking of them," Thompson said. Breflier said the group's Priniary mission is to hold Easter services for the hostages, but they also wouid Larry on a "dialogue of reconciliation" with the militants and Iranian officials A spo kesman for the nlita nts confirmed preparauo had been made f the Easter visit but 3 iid he had ., details. "i don't know anything about the ceremonies, whether they (the best-ages) will be all together or se parate," he said in a teleptmene in from London. 7-7: I •-. — to Iran Saturday to hold Easter services for the 50 — .#•.._ i,... '.-:-' Roman Catholic priest; Jack Bremer and Nelson Thompson, both Methodists _________ -- - - - - - , ,.. I, 4 4 - 5' .. - �. -• . .. -- . - - - - -.----' - .. I - - 4 .. . .--.•-" ... --_- . •. - •-. - ,- I • . - - - 4 - ._,_1. .1 J - I I -, - -....,,. lA:!_VisIag ftmkL1SRISu'd,PL Ssy, ?9rl, INS Guard Your Your Teeth Maverick Dentist Drills VVORLD BRIEF BYDIANEPETRYK WV Em Herald Staff Writer Probably few people think ol dental care as a matter of life and death, but they should, according to one local dentist dedicated to promoting good dental health. Dr. Andrew Greenberg, who practices In SSIIOTd, says poor dental hygiene and irresponsible dental care can cut your life short by 40 yeam 'If YOU ION your teeth, YOU can't eat properly. Without teeth you lose vitamins, minerals and nutrients," be said. And If you think false teeth are the answer, forget It. Greenberg points out that false teeth freiientiv b worn than 13 years. Lower dentures, he---plalned, sit ona soft, malleable bore above the jaw bone. With a denture sitting on top this bone deteriorates until there Is nothing left to support the denture. Then false teeth cannot be worn, "Incredibly, people ) years old come in a nd ask to have all their teeth pulled," Greenberg said. "They say they don't want anymore problems. "But If youcutyoiw finger you don't have your hand cut off. They don't think about what they wlildo l5or20orso years down the road when they are 40 0r 5o and can't wear den- bassy BOGOTA, Colombia, (UPI) Leftist guerrillas have freed two more hostages from the Dominican Embassy, but the 19 diplomats still being held captive are not likely to be released anytimie :::i. Spanish liquor merchant Manuel Loazno and William Barquero, a former Nicaraguan ambassador to Colombia, emerged from the embassy Friday of. ternoon and walked to freedom carrying their personal belongings. - Italian G ROME (UPI) Wa1I'V1 cannot One of the shortest goveroment crises In Italy's chaotic post-war history has ended with' the swearbig4n of a center-left majority administration that does not Include the POUTfUI Communist Party. Francesco Cosalga, who succeeds himself as Christian Democratic prime minister, presented his Cabinet Friday to Ita lian PresldentSandro Pertlni,a Socialist, It Is I taly's 39th government since Wor ld War - Salvador Violence Ebbs million Salvadorans have gone to the bach for an Easte r weekend marred only by highway traffic fatalities instead of the usual political violence, Radio stations Friday broadcast news only of highway accidents and drunken brawls but there was no news or repor ts from authorities of political violence. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Lower average slaughter rates for cattle and hogs In the Soviet Union are spurring tight feed supplies there - a posgible result Of the U.S. grain embargo, says the Agriculture Department. A weekly report of world production and trade said History __ through the ruins of Ow ancient Romie to com black cassock Friday and slipped almost into St. Peter's Basilica to hear the confessions for minutes. _______ _____________ _______ _________________________ Mary Donna M. Hayden Ruth S. Jump Francis X. Landry Terou X. Rice Cullen Walter Memorle MabI. Bass, Delary G. Lawson, Deflona DISCHARGES Sanford: 6001I ,-.'.. . -. I _____________ - __ L- - _ 4, - S '--. 4 .' . NATIONAL REPORT: miles cleared in Louisiana where floodwaters receded, storms caused power blackouts in seve ral Boston suburbs and hay was airlifted to cattle :. -- - - c -. Authori ties said electrical power was knocked out Friday for thousands of suburban Boston residents in sections of at least seven communities. "Weuwablgblue flash of lightning, then a rumble like thunder, then the lights went out," sold one resident In Maiden. . . k bla w .., • ~ -, ~ AREA READINGS P La.): temperature: 66; Friday night low: 64; Friday's high: 87; barometric pressure: 30. relative humidi ty: 52 percent; winds: north at 15 nLp.h. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 11: a.m.; lows, 5:19 am., 5:24 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: hIghs, 11:24 a.m., lows, 5:10a.m., 5:15p.m.: BAYPORT: highs, 5:00a.m., 4:01 p.m.; lows, 10:15 a.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out SI Milet Winds Sa turday southwest to west 10 to 15 knots south of the front, and nor thwest 15 occasionally 20 knots aorth of the Ind. Winds becoming northerly around 15 knots tonight and northeast 15 knots on Sunday. Seas 2 to 4 feet south of the front and increasing to4 to e feet north of the front. Showers and scattered thunderstorms along and routh Of the front today. AREA FORECAST: Mostly fair Saturday afternoon through Sunday. Not as warm with afternoon highs mainly In the low Ws and lows tonight in the upper SOs. Winds northwest 10 to 15 miles an hour today becoming northerly toCI&IL Ewning Ifrmld (USPI *I 21) ms Second Class Pøi Paid of SasIerd. Fi.rIda 317fl Wee. N rants: Mial*. ILlS; 4 M.a*s. mIS; Yeav,$43.N. By hull; Week.11,)I,MisILM.iS;4MIa*Ll27.lI: flame Delivery; Year. lUll. sugar. When the bacteria becomes can, Greenberg said he refuses to join the dentist and the evidence is in ftir mouth. "Their mouths are f ull of rotten teeth, plaque, pyorrhea and have malocclusions and he said. missing teeth. It's no wonder they don't want to come to the dentist. .... "The knowledge that patients don't like public's rapidly changing needs." "The ADA is far behind the times due to Is near Impossible." Also a factor In making the dentistry difficult is the high overhead. 'the amount of financial investment necessary to get started Is high. Greenberg estimates that "you don't treat teeth, you treat people." believes there is someth.ing the public can do to protect itself. Given a little information, Greenberg said, Many crowns and bridges are made of gold Greenberg, who some patients call Dr. and porcelain. Porcelain work became Andy, Is easy going, but acknowledges the Greenberg'sforte w hen he worked his way pressures on dentists as an occupational through dental school. Learning to handle group. Members of the profession have high people can learn to spot a bad dentist, tell 11 a procedure is necessary and, of course, learn porcelain, which few dental students do, made him in demand as a lab technician. I his gross income," he added. suicide, divorce and alcoholism rates. This Is because dentists must deal all day I • "Most patients are new, frightened and in I .- IN U -- • \;_'_• • •' ---S U •• - •'-- U - -• - -. I U I .- - : IN 8-Digit Calculator -•.---- treatment, a service which over the past 20 years has shown grea ter price sta bility than of 7.5 percent. Comparatively speaking, the overall Increase In the national average for Increase inAysldans' fees (9.3 percent) and other consumer services. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Riley Jr. of 1120 Lan- made by an Independent panel of chaplains Edgewood Ranch, Orlando, and his wife, celot Way, Casselberry, have been selected to and noteworthy members of civic, military, Ruth; Dr. Jim Henry, pastor of First Baptist . Former owner of Mr. P's supper club in Sanford Robert ft James Pak, and his maitre d' Philfip E. Rizzo have pleaded guilty In federal court Orlando, to importing 500 pounds of marIjuana In January. They were scheduled to stand trial on charges of Importing and possession with the Intent to distribute marijuana. They scheduled for sentencing by U.S. District Judge George C. Young In Orlando on April 30 following a background in. vestigatlon. Free on bond, they face a maximum penalty of five years In prison and-or up to *15,000 fine on the Importation charge. - Smallhand-heldcalculatorwithmem- I ory, 00 key, L.C.D. readout. Save I 1UUUU1I1IUUUUU1U April to May 3. ... I , . . *~, I _ . . , 'A.. . . __` I -* . . . Lo , I.. Florida Blood Bank, State Road 436 In Altamonte Springs. them with legal .. 4_^. 902' Floor Covering __________________________ ________________________________ Tough vinyl surface needs little care. Choice of wood, tile, floral designs. , U - I J I u I r- ' '- -"S ;: - 1N1 WI ___ IIUUUIy/UIU UIIUPI- ies, Disinfectant eliminates m odors, prevents mildew. U 'Not WI UIUUUUIUUIIUUINUUI••UIIIUUIIUUUIUIIUUI\ '-•e" - I . in 17-oz.* cleaner. Deod and disinfects also. Save I I _____ ___ %;' _________ - "Min U 50' Outdoor I Extension : ( Cord, Orange "I ____ __ _______ ___ 396 -: _______ -- - - ~~J'%'_A. .. 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' TRIAt4C,L F sOPPT,iCE'4TER - - —4 2FOR880 1 Lb. Canned Bacon because of too-few units," he said. approved a site plan for United Solvents of America Inc. to construct at 1107 S. Airport Blvd., eigh t 10,000-gallon storage 5-foot-by.l80tanks and a three-foot retaining wall plus future 55-foot-by-180foot. 9,900-square-foot building. The property Is located near McCracken Road. -1 _--::.~-_-. " . :-._-~~'-~_ _. d&thivx __" - .~,, __ id — ~,~,Cio -. ,. N Polished aluminum with Silverstones non-stick Interior. a 60-foot-by-2D-foot storage building addition to the south side of the Hodaka building at 3808 French Ave. The site plan was submitted by Wendell Agee. d '!i' Lotion-mild Jergens , bath - auUite' In other business, the planning and zoning commission: tabled action until the city staff can review a site plan for I Jergens Soap soap 3-oz size bars 4 'IAU S IV — -, 6FOR 77 / ...... Y ,;;!,~,.r.. ,-.'. _1k.-.. ,',",.`., . I!,... S96 I For shiny hair. 4 - .1,f~,~ .~., , ". I I Regular. Oily. Dry. or newest Henna formula. Jarvis said the issue will be appealed to the city commission at its April 14 meeting. "It Is the first time I've had a down - jloe~!_. Jew _~ • __ - - __ -I i 15Oz.' V05 Shampoo In \ All Formulas Heavy-duty in- • door or outdoor : cord in oranqe I Is Grounded. • ly controls lights. Save. - - -- 78Coys Only I S 96 fj bedrooms, two baths and its own separate garage. Each of the two units per building will be owned separately with each having its own yard space. turned ' - NUI, tains three pr oject — I -------------•t 88* Choice of assorted colors, styles, fabrics. 18x27" size. sa sr Paul Jams, vice president o Car i a each of the units will be valued at $50,000. He said each of the two units per building, connected by one common wall, conl Indu . . / I 71/2-o * regular tortilla or z*6 61/.--oz naCho Cheese. According to Bill Royster, who chaired the meeting, approval of the development was denied because of a definition in the city ordinance saying that "no less than four nor more than eight" units comprises a townhouse. Cardinal is planning to build a total of six units — with two units in each of three townhouses — on six lots. d n A IL0 It Carpet Remnants A $300,000 six unit townhouse development proposed by Cardinal Industries for location in Sanora was turned down by the Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission last week f -- 2Days Only !' 68" Round Tostitos Chips Foam Bathroom Cleaner 1 2Oz.. Lysol Spray Loses Bid To Build Sanora Townhouses - 4 ,:..'' 74C\: - 4 - 4 IV ' Home securityl Autornatical- - . H •- .S.l.\ fr a 24 Hour Timer vs. sheriff's deputies softball ganie. Cardinal Industries ,;'1! ST Comfortable, easy-to-wear heath-.J~ -~ 4 er toned crew-neck shirt or v-neck' I shirt. Both in cotton polyester knit. I The banquet will follow the annual lawyers Legal check-ups will also be available to our constitutional republic with Its democra tic processes where liberty prevall, unde r the law," he said. The Family Foundation of A merica is-* non-profit non-denominational, non-partIsai educational organization funded by gifts frorti individuals and Organizations. It Invites' nominations for the 1981 awards - _: ~ 4 . - 4/ members of the bar association and the association office at 834030. "It exemplifies happy, gospel.concerned! the deputy, Bumbalough confessed to having committed crime. - . -. ! ;~[ - -- on the windshield of ttie car of Mark Acamando month. PRESTON GIVEN SIX YKAILS Robert A. Preston Jr., in jail awaiting trial for the January Preston, 24, has been in jail since his arrest on Jan, 11, 1978 1978 rape and murder of a Seminole convenience store clerk, on the charge of kidnapping, robbing, raping and murdering wu sentenced six yean inprün for shatterljiga beer bottJe Ear line Walker, a 46-year-old Lii' Champ store clerk, whose Men's Knit Shirt in Choice Of Crew or Vee Neck Styles - stopping by, the check-ups must be scheduled Banquet at Lard Chuniley's Pub in Altamonte years while attorneys fight over the admission of evidence the defense claims was seized illegally. MAN CHARGED Larry Richard Bumbalough, 20, of 31 S. Cameron Aye, Sanford, was arrested Friday night on charges of auto: burglary, armed trespass, grand theft and possessIon 91 burglary tools. He Is being held in Semnole County Jail on $5,ZObomI. Sheriffs Deputy Cullen Hotzel spotted Thimbalough's car Leaving Bob Dance Dodge automobile agency on Highway 17-n Langwond, about 9:30 Friday night A check revp,led taken stereo equipment from a 1980 motor coach. According I 4 -. . •., - 2.97 f 1, 197 Our Reg. - a week before Law Week through the bar Springs. ., , 50 . - - - -I .1 - answer quick questions for that week at a chances on a round-trip for two and a car to booth located in the Altamonte Mall. Washington D.C. on the Auto TYain. While quick answers will be available from The winner will be selected the evening of Slower ., • ________— L__ handle legal problems in the same way Members of the county bar association will regular medical check-ups solve helath also be scheduling tours of the courthouse for problems before they become severe, local classesandprovidingspeakersofla variety of , attorneys will be providing free 20-minute topics for civic groups and high school classes. , ,,legal check-ups" on an appointment basis, To raise money for the county's law library, .- body was found In Forest City on Jan. 9, 1978. His trial on those charges has been stalled for more than tW - anyone donating a pint of blood at the Central -- Following the Idea people need to know a lawyers are available to homes of parents and children who seek,.to live honorably together as children of God, In; fraternal and patriotic organizations. Awards Church, Orlando, and his wife Jeanette; will be presented at public ceremonies In the singer Anita Bryant and her husband, Robert communities of the recipients. Green, of Miami Beach. Among other Floridia ns honored with award were Sanford native Dr. Oswald According to Dr. Kenneth D. Wells, Bronson, president of Bethune-Cookman chairman of tr ustees, the pur pose of the College, Daytona Beach, and his wile, Helen; award is to focus national attention Rev. andMr*. John Medaris, Maitland; Jack "joys of spiritually based, wholesome family Lynd, fo under and administrator of life." . Flannel backing. In prints or solid colors. 52x70" or 60" round. Save lawyer and see one on a regular basis to problems before they reach a crisis stage. Association reports that greater emphasis on' preventive de ntistry has minimized the neett1 for extensive restorative treatment resul ting from dental disorders. Another factor Is 0.2 creased productivity. With the addition 4fI auxiliary staff and more modern atrumentation, dentists can offer sper dental care and pursue a more persosl' patient-professional rapport. rates for semi-private hospital rooms (11.5 Today, the average American spends appercent) exceeded the national average for proximately 0.6 percent of his income on all consumer service& dental treatment, or about the same per. In terms of long-range effect, a 10-year centage he spent 20 years ago. comparison study conducted suppor ts the fact How has dent istry as a profession kept a lid that dental care costs rose at a ra te of only 85 on dental care costs? The Florida Dental .. . - Vinyl Table covers - consult free of charge with an attorney about Assistant State Attorney Randolph Kramer any legal problem they may have in three said the main purpose of the Law Week ac' weeks, when the county bar association Joins tivities is to try to. introduce people to the - to improve public awareness." Prices Rise care costs experienced a lower Inflation rate percent, a figure Well below the 94 percent . --- -- ' Boderless textured prints, at Kmar$ you pay only for the good prints. Save Nowi celebration of Medic Alert Week, which begins Sunday. The nationwide public education effort Is directed to the one out of five Americans who have HeraldStaff Writer ' Seminole county residents will be able to it takes Is a little quality professional care, a tittle more home care, and a concerted effortI pain," he said. "They don't like to come to the The best buy In health care today is dental .. ~4 . / 24 SDAYSONLY Television star Erik Estrada has joined in the - By DAVID &L RAZLER "With very little exception, everyone should be able to keep all of their permanen% Aft teeth for the rest of ftir going to the dentist, he said. Shows DentalloCare . --- 9 11;,. I 'All But despite the difficulties, Greenberg said, he intends to continue practicing his style'd dentlstry - thatwhich alms tol-Jp patlen(4 "There's no limit to what can be done with long with people who hate dentists or hate . -: - 788 a •- , a, -1 Free Legal CheckooLlps To Highlight Law Week to set up two complete dental rooms might cost $75,000 to $100,000. - intervention." . . 0 number plus an identification. MIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIII~ ,.% 1-,, et~ Ail~~ , E r - . ~ , 1 -. - 20 Exp. ... 2.76 hidden medical conditions ranging from serious allergies to heart problems and diabetes. On the back of the emblem Is a 24-hour emergency phone American Dental Association (ADA) as a ry matter of personal protest "due to the dentists grates on you over the years," 114 "If you disrupt the bacteria at least eve as sociation's reluctance to make the changes said, "Another problem is that moM 24 hours it can't do much damage," he skid, and Innovations necessary to meet the dental everything you work on is so small perfection recommending a soft bristle brush to do ~:1 . I ld. 4"I . V . :'. "organized" It produces acids, ensymes and are TM PvIlkMd Dilly and Syndv. ezCaP Saterday Herald. Inc.. ill N. Prmicb Ave., Saaf.rd. Pla. 33" 1. - 1111 ~, r FOrmer Mr. Ps Owner Pleads Guu.ty - closed • :.. dentist may take home less than 20 percent f ' One-hundred-fifty families from 36 states are being honored. Selection of recipients was 7 - _ J.76 ... ill be -- I ranks and there is little that can be done to between teeth or where gaps exist due to the area for three years with the philosophy receive the First Annual National "In God We That" Award for exemplary faintly life, Winners were announced recently at a meeting of the National Trustees of Family Foundation of America of William- , L U I . :. Printing Developing and U ` n FocaIor Kodak® E 12 Exp. ,_; - , . Foundation Honors Casselberry Fam ily plains. SPECIAL . 11 .1 j7 -- - • — 'In God We Trust' Award Co orad •..• • • • !' "And because of wha t Interest rates have done," he said, "this could reach $200,000 six months." most other forms of medical care, according to a recent analysis of the Federal Consumer Price Index by the Florida Dental Association. I Tui1..,. I 'i - Greenberg, 30, graduated from the University of Florida, Gainesville, and received his dentistry degree from Emory Despite an overall increase of 7.7 percent in the Consumer Price Index for 1978, dental ster .' an attor ney all day at the mall to anyone Just May 3 at the association's annual Law Week The Sanford.Seminole Jaycees wffl hold an Easter egg hunt stran d by snowdr on the ea n l o to j' * Crowns are commonly called caps and are used to cover a tooth that can no longer be filled ., and to improve appearance William H. Scot leId Deltons 1910-Vol. 72, No. . - - P! MONDAY"TUESDAY ii __ to I - Bernice R. Clark. Deltona Richard A. Fisher, Delfona ifts , ____ . ". I III', ,. "In anything I do, I want to be the best I porcelain." Cl '. The principal cause of tooth decay or tooth Greenberg said he strives to be a perloss, he explained, is bacterial plaque. Plaque fectionist. promoting such public awareness, Li •. ) ,, • -.- missing teeth. o -. . A v& •3,.V44 ,• .,,,.(, 3 o. `3' .4.e'$Idi ...'c'.,,. 3..• I10 3" .i •• NI" C".'c ,., ',i...,t tO. ,". rc.44. toe. i III '-c .i.'i.$. O..'ca,.d '.êb'f . -' $I'I G, ê COiI'Ib' I_.'_, .'I" t COPtSIf 'i..0 t.O" ,o ;.. 0... -, ,..c. 0..' .o-.c, ,Itot' M-'3CIO' b'4lI - • - •1' tozins destructive to both teeth and bone. The ___________ •. . JOINS DRIVE trace M. Caidwell. Dsltona WEATHER I .. 1• CNIIIII?t wo Naxos nd.Mt.DoadaiIy,-I.Sun.tS.e THE SAVING PLACE Leesbur - T__ I --- -% K mart' ADVERTISED II MERCHANDISE POLICY II -, WOW'" APIC:1 Shop every meal, but flossing is necessary to assistance of Patricia Smith . remove food particles from between teeth." dentists don't have to learn how to work with Easter Egg Hunt Set Sunday, April 6, Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30, Sun. 12.6 general dentist Is treating full orthodontic cases and Is not properly trained to do so. Greenberg said the American Dental Barbara V. Amato and baby boy Daniel E. Hobbs. Pataska, Ohio Analysis de ••' SEX SYMBOL practice, Greenberg said he is interested In IUUUIUIUIUUIUUUUUIUIUIUIUUUIUUIUUUUU.IUUIIIII.UUUUU.UIIIUU.IIIUIIIIII..III Shop Klsslm,n,e daily i.. Sun. ti-C forget It," he said. "You can brush after Di. Andrew Greenberg of Sanford works on Becky Runnells with the- porcelain," he said. "Unfortunately all zoning 1 s, In addition to striving for excellence in his Recreation I I , berg recommends brushing after every meal Sandra C. Turner Will Whack James R. McCoy, DeBary at 1:30 p.m. Sunday In Sanford's Fort Mellon Park. Children ages 12 and under are Invited to join the search. The most successful hunters will receive prizes. The children will be divided into age groups. . ' , , -. t. . i ~ I V;' I can't keep up with each individual case, or a hat steps to take at home as preventatives. Jennie E. Taylor, DeBary Frank Woodruff III _ ) •"$. and flossing teeth once a day. "Flossing Is half the job. If you don't ._. .e ."f 1.*:1.!.P—" , !~ .'-.--. .. I . anesthesia session. And a good bit of general advice, Green berg Mid, is just to let your dentist know you are paying close attention to wha t he Is doing In ~,f : t~.~ :'.;.: . TI Greenberg said he enjoys teaching his bureaucratic constipation," he said. "It's so lents pr tooth trouble says conservative in everything It Is obvious any he may teach dentistry some day.and But fur now, he said, his strong point is crown and changes In dentistry will have to come from the outside. For Instance, by government bridge work. stop Incompetent or unethical dentistry. But, as an optimist, Greenberg said he HOSPITAL NOTES said. Agooddentlstwlllschedulea ll restoratlons for the same mouth area for the same time, Greenberg added. This means teeth in the same area can be takencareofwithone For f urther information on dentistry and how to choose a dentist, Greenberg recoinmends the book Dentistry and Its Victims, by Paul Revere, D.D.S. (a paeudonym). As far as home care Is concerned, Green- thoclontist Is taking on too many patients and memorate Christ's crucifixion. In an unprecedented act, the pope donned a simple without anesthetic are the ones most frequently guilty of leaving behind decay. Fillings, Greenberg adds, should be con. toured to the original tooth shape and be completely smooth, "It should be Impossi ble to catch dental floss on any good restoration," Green berg ,~ : ' 4.1 `i. I ,, a But so many dentists, he said, will just go ahead and pull the teeth wit ho ut giving any warni ng. Far too many tee th are pulled that could and should be saved. But Greenberg, young, concerned and patient pain and wasted money. For instance, normally an orthodontic patient shoud not have to wear braces for fl1C* than tWO 7ON$. If the WONdoA tASS longer, Greenberg said, usually the or- ROME (UPI) - Pope John Paul 11 made Vatican - history, hearing confessions of common people Friday -thin set with a wooden cross In a proclasien. - Biuford P. Carroll Arthur Daniels I'l, ,l.., p 4 - , . -k * -, ~,;-..,Tw,; " ,r . —- Ifle—. I -, ' ,' .. 1 I the participants and the $1,000. judges which includes Circuit Judges Mayor Walter Sorenson said it cost the Volie Williams and Robert McGregor. city about $400 last year to subsidize the The three Judges are to make a decision sponsored by the county recreation program. in the case. department at the Lake Mary In other buin.cs, the city council: — Passed on first reading a 30-year Elementary School, beginning in mid— Heard a report from City Attorney franchise agreement with the Florida June. Gary Massey that Circuit Judge Power and Light Co. Children of the community are charged Dominick Salfi is reviewing briefs and — Sent back to the planning and zoning a fee for the six-week program which the file of the county lawsuit against the commission for further study the includes field trips, athletics, arts and city challenging the annexation of the proposed "office professional" crafts. By pledging the funds, the city Heathrow Planned Unit Development, designation for a strip of Lake Mary makes up the differences in fees paid by Salfi was recently added to a panel of Boulevard. To Assist . ,_ -' -7 ; _. . For Instance, Greenberg said, a patient should quit seeing any dentist who Is not wllhlng to show the patient areasol decay he intends to fill, or makes a half.hexted at. tempt to de so. With a hand mirror, mouth mirror and light, the patient should be able to clearly see the decay as It Is pointed out with an Inrianent. If the decayed area Is between two teeth, It should show up on bite-wing X-rays. The decay will look like a dark spot. To stop the decay, the dentist must remove the pert of the tooth that Is decayed. Greenberg said It Is fairly commonfor dentists to remove less than all the decay so the and refilled var or later Dentists who do fillings (restorations) your mouth. All dental Incompetency, he said, stems from dentists who "don't know or don't care." Either they are 1111-trained, he said they have no concern for their Patients , or or professional ethics. In the latter case, what they usually care about is money. G, he said, accounts for a great deal of Russia's average slaughter rates for January and February 1980 were lower than they were a year before. Sanford: •. . and shortened life span." somewhat a maverick among the more traditional dental practitioners, says there's a lot more to criticize In dent istry than just unnecessary pulli ng of teeth, "The volume of outright shoddy dentistry we see coming through the office is really shocking," he said. "I'd venture to say perhaps 20 percent of dentistry today Is, at Soviets Feel Grain Pinch HOSPITAL APRIL 4 ADMISSIONS or "With life expectancy at about 76, It doean't make sense not to try to save teeth. Not being able to chew means loss of nutrition SAN SA LVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Pop. Makes more 0-. , ,I I 0 ,I . . 11T., Incompetence, Ignorance Guerrillas F* Twa I . Dominican ................ by the Lake Mary City Council for a summer recreation program to be Life . I As ---, A maximum of $1,000 has been pledged Lake IN ,. Ti, ST At rAcr4 AT ...-,. U IL .:) -:1 ' ''.'. ' . A P' F DELANO .' . ' U I', ... (QA'.O1i.-O ,() ' request WEST ORLANDO A ES1 ((J P.IEAP TF*AS A. \,J )t.•, / SE. ORLANDO t- -, ,(ItlII- , .I (JPlH, 4Il[) S ORlANDO LAST COLONIAL P f1()l X • PitI.' ' P A'A ii' -'Jt.*,-t ,' '' .1 Fl.(I ''i, - ii.. CASSELBERRY ,f P .,. TI ' .4" . A A A.6 LTANONTE SPRIN63 '.'. • 4 i- At ' 4-10 T T ", ,' ',T -(j14 ', �- - . .. - - S . - S -. 0-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .4 . 0 - . ---;-.. . S •. - ..- •, -,. - •, .. . .- . .. - . . .. - .4 ... -. -. Sunday, April 6, iftO Sunday, April & 1910-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1980 FLORIDA LEC;ISLATLI Carter's Pressure State To Save Plans Cuts I Editor's note: The Evening Herald today presents a preview of the 1%0 Florida Legislature, which convenes Tuesday Tallahassee.) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - What was supposed to be line-tuning of the second half of a $16 billion two-year budget Is turning into a wholesale rewrite and one of the toughest jobs lacing legislators during the 1980 session. Programs damaged by President Carter's attempts to slash Federal spending by $15.4 billion and balance his budget will have to be rescued. No one knows how much Florida will lose, but it will be substantial and mostly education and transportation dollars. State agencies in the hole because of inflation-triggered increases in operating expenses must get supplemental appro. priations. Schools, colleges and universities need another million or so - not including millions in slashed federal funding that must be replaced. The Department of Transportation needs at least $65 million to finish the biennium without big delays in road-building. And it wants up to $300 million more a year in the next biennium to fully satisfy Florida's transportation needs. DOT's primary income source is the gas tax. Gov. Bob Graham has indicated he still plans to ask the Legislature to increase the eight-cents-a-gallon levy, despite the oil import lee recently imposed by Carter that jacked up already burdensome gas prices 10 cents a gallon. Complicating the budget work is Graham's drive for ioo percent property assessments to make sure every county collects its lair share of taxes. Assessments will go up in most counties and so will taxes unless there is a reduction in the millage or taxing rate. The governor has asked for controls in the budget to force a niillage rollback. The state returned to biennial budgeting last year and the Legislature put together a $16 billion plan for 1979-81. There is an automatic off-year budget review, but it's supposed to be for fine-tuning, This year's budget review was shaping up as a pretty extensive one even before Carter announced his intention to slash federal spending, but not the massive re-write that now appears likely, The state accumulated a $500 million surplus over the last year because of a healthier than expected economy and Graham released a supplemental budget six weeks ago, suggesting ways to spend $458.2 million of the excess. The plan is outdated now because much of the money Graham proposed spending will have to be used to replace federal money cuts. The surplus is turning out to be a Godsend, Because of it, Florida won't be hurt nearly as much by the reduction in federal funds as other states. Graham had planned to make some refinements to his supplemental budget last week, but now says he will wait until Florida knows how 4.1 puch and which federal dollars It will lose. That iuionuauo vp4't ji /aUb1e k. eekaor even depending on how slàw1 Cóngréss ac on Carter's recom mendations. "We're having to start at ground zero. We're in a holding pattern," says Senate President Phil Lewis. In his supplemental budget, Graham recommended $180 million for education on top of the $2.4 billion already appropriated for the upcoming fisca l year, exceeding Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton's $180 million supplemental request. Graham also asked for $46.5 million for energy conserva tion grants; $20.6 million in tax relief for re nters; $1.9 minion to plan two new pr isons and $3.8 million to start building a prison alrea dy authorized for Volusia County; $49 milli on to meet a deficit in the Medi cai d program providi ng medical care for poor; and $52.5 million for additional state employee pay benefi ts. Not all of t he state's surplus should be spent, the governor. says. He wants the working capital reserve fund raised from $372 mi llion to $404 million, the maximum allowed by law, and another $38.4 million also left una ppropriated so the state will have $443 million to fall ba ck u po n if a recession hits later this ye ar as predicted. Jones Asks. Tough Energy Plan -- Rep. Fred Jones wants to drive a stake heart of through the 4 (iov.Bob urahaxn'a energy plan -a7lmiulon trust fund to encourage energy conservation and penalize those who waste precious oil. Jones, D-Auburndale, doesn't mince words. He uses terms like "rinky dink" to describe the plan Graham put forth two months ago as the key to curbing oil consumption 25 percent over the next decade, Other lawmakers, like House Minority Leader Curt Kiser, arc less vocal. But they are just as unhappy with the trust fund approach to raise $78 million through Increased taxes and fees and give It away in residential and business grants. The opposition sets the stage for a prolonged battle in the Legislature this spring over how Florida -growing by some 3 percent a year -isgoing to cut its dependency on the oil that provides 70 percent of its energy. "We've got a long, long way to go," concedes House Energy Chairman Frank Mann. "The big bone of contention is going to be the residential grant program, I'm strait" The program allows for homeowners to receive X percent up to $800 toward the cost of Insulation, weather stripping and other energy saving devices that can be added to homes. Businesses can quality for up to $30,000. Th. Graham administration pegs the total cost of the grant program at some $54 million and projects a savings equal to 3.75 million barrels of oil annually. An additional 7 mIllion barrels can be saved from home energy audits, tougher L*tIdIItg standards and increased reliance on van pools and solar water hester., the governor says. The grant money would come from lgher fines on speeder. .4 ' FAIv!ILY DE!I'rI Turf - - $25 V11 A, --- - sy*sius.m 3*7772 MR Over 200 Fashion Frames Tinted or plastic lenses Elite Hitchcock. owner of Diet Center, says she knows the problems that over weight people face it's bawd on a true and firsthand understanding of those problems. "I well typicil of the overweight dieter lose a few pounds, On them back, low and gain. I heard about Diet Center in Gainesville and decided to give ill try." 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Also making a reappearance this year after getting no where In every case, save the lawyers, the Legislature must act to in 1979 is the so-called "monkey business" bill to make sexual retain or modify existing laws to prevent the statutes from harrassment an unfair labor practice. It passed a House fading out of existence on July 1. committee easily last month. Sponsors Helen Gordon Davis, 1)Rep. George Sheldon, DTampa, thinks sunset is just fine Tampa, and Mrs. Gordon think recent charges against a when it comes to trucking. Sheldon, chairman of the House legislator and a court clerk of making sexual favors a condiRegulatory Reform Committee, believes regulation stifles tion of employment will give the legislation impetus. competition, wastes energy and costs people money when they The bill provides the mechanics for investigation by the state go to the store for paint and other consumer goods. Human Relations Commission of complaints of victims The Senate Commerce Committee - and the trucking inmale or female - of sexual harrassment on the job. dustry - sees things differently. The committee two weeks A proposal to require teachers to give equal time in the . .. ago voted to retain and even strengthen the trucking codes - a classroom to the theory of creation provides a brand new issue position Chairman W.D. Childers, 1)-Pensacola, admits is for Florida legislators. . . mostly for bargaining as the session moves along. The bill to make the schools teach the theory of creation I "Personally, I feel that changes are going to be made lfl along with the theory of evolution passed one test vote, slipping trucking. I expect them to be made," he said. "But in order to by the House K-il Education Committee by a onevote margin. wind up with an acceptable regulatory reform bill, the Senate But strong opposition is building, led by the Civil Liberties position is going to have to be rather firm." Union, Florida School Board Assdociation and teacher unions. One set of provisions ripe for modification, however, are the Some oppose it as violation of the constitutional separatlonof ... strict regulations prohibiting what drivers can carry. Charles church and state while others object to the Legislature man- '. Ranson, House Regulatory Reform staff director, says the dating school curriculum. j rules Frequently mean truckers making a run from Other bills likely to kick up a fuss in the 60-day session Jacksonville to Miami must return empty. begining Tuesday would: . This translates into 15 million gallons of wasted diesel fuel -Require loan contracts, leases and other consumer .. and 51 million unproductive miles on the highways annually, transactions to be written in plain English. It was killed in a he says. House Commerce subcommittee but sponsor Tommy Hazouri, . , While lawmakers must act to continue trucking regulation, 1)-Jacksonville, has been promised a chance to resurrect it in attorneys are a different story. The legal community doesn't the full committee. want the Legislature meddling and lumping it in with doctors, - Protect physicians from lawsuits if they disconnect accountants and other professions whose licensing and patients from life-support systems once their brains are Florida Gov. Bob Graham (above) add addresses a discipline is handled by the DPR. clinically dead. The Senate Health and Rehabilitative Services joint opening session of the Florida Legislature at Among those lobbying against any changes are state Committee has approved it unanimously. 10 a.m. Tuesday. The 1980 session will include Supreme Court Chief Justice Arthur England, American Bar - Let households with one adult brew up to 100 gallons of issues such as tax reform, energy, consumer Association President fleece Smith and Florida Bar President beer a year at home for their personal use. Two-adult households could brew 200 gallons. The bill to legalize home protection, banking, transportation and in- David Shear, They all say the Florida Bar, under the auspices of the brewing has passed the House Regulated Industries Cornsurance. Supreme Court, is serving the public and profession well in mittee. establishing standards for lawyers and disciplining those who exceeding 55 mph, and from a 2 percent additional sales tax levy on gas guzzling cars. Additional money would be raised by are unethical. "The question is," says Ranson, "should the Bar be treated Should Cabinet Rule Education? hiking oil and gas transfer and severence taxes. The toughest education decision facing the 1980 Legislature Jones and other detractors are critical of the trust fund any differently than any other profession." Currently the House has no bill, but Sen. Tom Tobiassen, I).. is whether to retain the elected Cabinet as the policysettfng concept because they feel a monstrous bureaucracy will be board for all education. Pensacola, has filed a measure (SB 180) which would bring the needed to coordinate and administer the grants. This and a proposal to study merger of four existing state lawyers under DPR jurisdiction. Its future, however, is un"It sounds like something right out of Washington, D.0 certain, universities into two are likely to be the hottest Issues of the friend," says Jones in his best country voice. "i have no session that opens Tuesday, "At this point I don't think we have any idea what proposal confidence in a government program of that caliber." we're going to make," says Ranson. "We've got some real heavy stuff in the area of higher He says he's prepared to offer at least one alternative that education," Housi',Speaker Hyatt Brown said in a presession will save nearly as much energy and won't cost the taxpayers interview. Senate President Phil Lewis agreed, but predicted a dime. Wine, Creation Also On Agenda that the Legislature won't make any drastic changes in His idea is to give Tampa Electric Co. the freedom to burn governance, coal Instead of oil. He said air quality standards can be He said Gov. Bob Graham will get his way and the Cabinet Don't expect the 1980 Legislature to spend all of its time on maintained at near present levels, the changeover would save Board of Education will be retained for at least a two year money matters, energy and education. 2.5 million barrels of oil a year, and TECO customers would probationary period. The powers of the Board of Regents will see lower utility rates. be left largely in tact, he said, except for raising the memThe agenda also includes a heavy sprinkling of bills per"Something like that is better than some rinky-dink business taming to wine, women, sex and creation. bership from 10 to 13 and reducing their terms from nine to six that's going to cost more than it's worth," he maintains. years. A House committee killed off one hot Issue In pre-session But Sen. Dick Anderson, DMiami, who is handling the House Higher Education Chairman Beverly Burnsed, D. meetings, refusing to raisi the legal age for drinking beer, Graham trust fund package in the Senate, says even if Lakeland, thinks there is strong sentiment to do away with or wine and liquor from 18 to 19. But its recent passage in the governor's program isn't flawless, it's the best way for Florida reduce the Cabinet's governance role In education. Georgia Legislature has given sponsors new hope and a move to reduce its dependence on oil. will be made to resurrect the issue in Florida. If enough votes are not available to do it constitutionally, she "We're Into a serious matter, We use too much oil. If we said, there Is a lot the Legislature can do to clip the Cabinet's A bill to compensate Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee for years (shc*:tages), don't prepare for we're going to be In trouble," he. Death Row for two murders they may not have wings by statute, requiring only a simple majority vote. cominittel . In the House, Mann says floor debate on the package and 17 Is back for the third year, with the figure in House Bill 9 set at $100,000 a piece. other energy bills that have passed his committee, will begin Some issues have been around even longer. Morn,,.IS I tiVfl sometime during the first week of the session. Take NCR 14, by Rep. Elaine Gordon, for example. This is Anderson is unsure when the Senate will tackle the subject. yeI Besides the governor's plan, ot her e nergy proposals up for the Equal Rights Amendment resolution that has been around since 1972. The Senate has killed it four times, the House once, . OA*43 L IC4atoI consideration th is session include: he sponsors don't intendto take it up this year unless there Is Pleased To Anno nceo., -Rep. Tom Gustafson's committee bill requiring that by and t the Opening 01 HIs 1987 gasohol -a mixture of 10 percent alcohol and 90 percent is a dramatic change in the Senate anti-ERA block, which nobody expects. For the Practice gas - be the only motor fuel sold in Florida, Vote changes in the past few years have been against ERA, -House and Senate bills see king to out law radardetection not for it. Gov. Bob G ra ham backs it and the White House has de vices, commonly lcnown as "tuzzlxmsters." Monday th ru Satur -Tax breaks for producers of gasohol, and those who manu- offered support, but backe rs think it best to avoid outside inand Evenings by Appointment terference at t his stage which probably would only solidify the facturer equipment for. the synthetic fuel. opposition. DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323.2300 Recent elections did nothing to raise the hopes of ERA 549 W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323.230L,, supporters. Truckers To Protect Own ERA opponent John Grant, Tampa Republican, was elected to the House over an ERA supporter and a Democrat to boot in This is the year trucking companies and lawyers will fight the Legislature to protect their own turf-a, as the reformers a heavily Democratic area. Gran t succeeded Rep. Malcolm Beard, Tampa Democrat claim, to protect their own intersti at the expense of conwho was elevated to the Senate wi thou t opposition. Beard and mer 01*55 Both groups want to keep the status quo. The regulated the senator he replaced, Guy Spicola, are also ERA opponents L Still, so t he status quo of 21 firm votes against ratifica tion was trucke rs wan t ra tes, routes and licensing to be guaranteed by the Public Servi ce Commissio n, The lawyers, on the other retained in the 40-member Sena te. hand, wan t nothing to do with the state Department of Sen. 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BOB & MARGIE BEINE £ FAMILY ESS REVIEW! lay, start your xt issue..,. ad Call: 322.2611 Perfect Coves' nservati WASHINGTON (UP!) -Fourteen senators and 65 members '.of the House Including Rep. Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, received 100 percent ratings on national security .Issuea recently from the American Conservative Union. Eight senators and 64 House n)embers scored zero in the flrJt of its kind rating by the ACU. The scores were based on 21 'votes in each chamber on defense and security Issues in the five years since the end of the Vietnam War in April 1975, The organization described thatera as "a debilitating period 1p1 strategic confusion, military weakness and a 'ricoisolationist' foreign policy." Members who followed tie ACU position were described as voting for "strong defense." Those who opposed the group's position were voting for "appeasement and weakness." The 14 perfect Senate scores belonged to Republicans; Thad Cochran of Mississippi, William Cohen of Maine, Jake Gain and Orrin Hatch of Utah, Jesse Helms of North Carolina, Gordon Humphrey of New Hampshire, Roger Jepsen of Iowa, Paul L.xalt of Nevada, James McClure of Idaho, Harrison Schmitt of New Mexico, Alan Simpson and Malcolm Wallop of Wyoming, Strom Thurmond of South Carolina and John WarMrofwrgima. The ACU's Senate zeroes were all Democrats: John Culver of Iowa, Edward Kennedy and Paul Tsongas of ' Massachusetts, George McGovern of South Mots, Howard Mau Metsenbaum of Ohio, Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, Claiborne 1 Peil of Rhode Island and Donald Riegle of Michigan. All but four of the perfect scores In the House belonged to 1Republicans. The Democrats are Bob Stump of Arizona, ;Dawson Mathis and Larry McDonald of Georgia and Dan :anis1ofVirgima. The Republicans are: Don Young of Alaska, Eldon Rudd of !Atlxofla, Ed Bethune of Arkansas; Don Clausen, Bill Royer, Nonnan Shumway, Bill Thomas, William Lagomaraino, John Rousselot, Bob Dornan, Wayne Grisham, Dan Langren, Jerry Iawis, William Dammeyer, Robert Badham and Clair wgener of California; Kenneth Kramer of Colorado; -Richard Kelly, Skip Befalls and C.W. Young of Florida; Newt gth1ch of Georgia; Steven Symms and George Hansen of Idaho; Philip Crane, Daniel Crane and George O'Brien of Illinois; John Myers of Indiana; Jim Jetties and Bob Whittr of Kansas; Tim Lee Carter of Kentucky, Hen= Moore ofEana;RohartBauman and Marjoric Holt ofMarYland; $cbvt Davis of Michigan, Arlain Staisgeland of Minnesota, Jon onand1entLottofMluiippI; Gem Taylor of Missouri; James Courter of New Jersey; William Carney, Norman Lent, (rald8oiornon, Donald Mitchell, Guy Lee and Jack Kemp of New y lCjndoeg and John Athbrook of Ohio; Ricd ScheRzi and Robert Walker of Pennsylvania; C CwnpbeU and Floyd Spence of South Carolina; Bill Archer and Torn Leoffler of Texas; Dun Marriott of Utah; Paul ThUe, tobsrt Daniel and J. Kenneth Robinson of Virginia; and Toby oth and James Semenbs'ennor of Wisconsin. I The serge. In the House belonged to Democrats: MorTla Udallof Arizona, Robert Mitsui, John Burton, Thillip Eurteit. Cleorge Wller, Ron Delluma. Fortney Stark, Don Edwards, Tony Coelho, Anthony Beilenson, Edward Roybal, didian Dixon and George Brown of California; Patricia Jdwoeder and Ray Kogovsekof Colorado; William Ratchford ad Toby Moffett of Connecticut; Bennett Stewart, Cardin i41ILll7(pYJW9 *** Richard Kelly Named On Exclusive List ** ]Va Collins, Sidney Yates and Paul Simon of Illinois; Jerry Harkin of Iowa; Barbara Mikulskl, Parren Mitchell and Michael Barnes of Maryland; Robert Drinan, James Shannon, Nick Mavroules, Edward Markey, Joe Moakley and Gerry Studds of Massachusetts; John Conyers, Howard Wolpe, Dale Kildee, rden4 Is * * * I ttJiiis.q * -r- Donald Aibosta, David Bonior, Charles Diggs and William Brodhead of Michigan; Bruce Vento, Martin Sabo, Richard Nolan and James Oberstar of Minnesota; Andrew Maguire and Peter Rodino of New Jersey; Benjamin Rosenthal, Geraldine Ferraro, Fred Richmond, Elizabeth Holtzman, Charles Rangel, Ted Weiss, Robert Garcia, Richard Ottinger and Stanley Lundine of New York; Tony Hall, Donald Pease, John Seiberling and Charles Vanik of Ohio; Mike Synar of Oklahoma; William Gray of Pennsylvania; Thomas Dasehie of South Dakota, Mickey Leland and Martin Frost of Texas; and Al Swift and Mike Lowry of Washington. * Rep. 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Holes Tliae* Sunday, April 6, nO—lA IIIIIIIIII I In sga Con JULIAN BOND Given the violently anti-American tenor of the Iranian revolution, one might assume that the Carter administration would be vigilantly on guard against the possibility of Iranian terrorists infiltrating into the United States. The FBI has specifically warned both the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service of just such a terrorist threat. Indeed, President Carter himself assured the nation during his press conference recently that Iranians entering the United States were screened very closely." Incredibly, a United Press International i vestigation found just the opposite to be the case. According to UP!, immigration agents are ad. mitting just about any Iranian who can produce a seemingly valid entry visa, despite the fact that the U.S. Embassy in Tehran where such visas are normally issued is controlled by gun-toting terrorists holding the embassy staff hostage. UP! quotes several frustrated immigration inspectors as saying they are operating under State Department and INS policy to avoid any "incident" that might anger the terrorists holding the embassy or jeopardize the American hostages The absurd, not to say outrageous, results of this open-door policy were aptly demonstrated In an incident recently reported by UP!. INS agents nLnnI.nn IIsn iU55U5 l.,nnnnn ad .. .,a.,nnT I ..,nn Ui Ci JUW15 £ICIIWLI inun entering on a student visa at John F. Kennedy airport in New York found a military manual complete with instructions on making bombs and mines and field-stripping an Israeli Uzi Submachine gun, a weapon readily available In Iran and widely favored by terrorists because of Its small size and deadly effectiveness, "I'm ashamed to admit it," the inspector told UPI, "but I let him in. My hands are so tied that I couldn't stop him. Call the State Department and they say, 'Give 'em a waiver. We don't want an incident." More than 11,000 Iranians have been admitted tt the United States since the embassy takeover In Tthrah last No 4. Nodóttbt nany; and perhaps' most, have legitimate reasons for entering this country. More than a few of these Iranians were associated with U.S. Interests and could reasonably expect Imprisonment or worse had they remained in Iran. But it Is also entirely possible that scores or even hundreds of these Iranians may in fact be here on political or, even terrorist missions. The FBI evidently fears as much. And it Is patently obvious that the "screening" procedures described by UPI would not keep a terrorist out unless he showed up carrying a ticking bomb. For the record, the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service flatly deny the substance of UPI's detailed, devasta ting report. These denials fairly-reek of stonewall and cover- The way to get the truth is to convene congressional hearings and issue invitations to the White House, the State Department, the W hy Boycott Before? 1 4 I emigrate. Most of the population in this dictatorship existed on sub-marginal wages under a rigid police state in which a small elite controlled the economy and the government. Most of the population were non-citizens in their own better believe it 11 LEWIS GRIZZARD however. Britain, France, West Germany, Japan, the United States and others condemned with a loud voice and conducted commerce with an open palm. They retained diplomatic ties with Pass The Cha rn a gn p this outlaw nation. Trade missions and tourists continued to shuttle back and forth, And all but 26 nations made sport with South Africa In Montreal in 1976. There have been other Olympic boycotts. e . In 1956, Holland and Switzerland refused to compete against the Soviet Union after Russian tanks crushed the Hungarian revolution. In 1g4, Indonesian and North Korean athletes' left the Tokyo Games as a consequence of political disputes growing out of a sports event In Jakarta the previous year. Eight years later, the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa threatened to boycott the 1972 games In Munich because the white-minority government in Rhodesia had been Invited. Sid Cato called the other day, and that Is news only because It had been a while since tersection off an interstate highway was up ahead, and there should have been signs our last talk. Chicago was the place, and gid warning drivers to slow down. Cato and I were friends, and we were both trying to make comebacks of sorts. Mine was easier. One afternoon, she just left. Sid had a bear on his back. I suppose 1 should describe hlm.&st. He There were no signs. Later, Sid would find out why. Vandals had removed the signs Sid drove through the Intersection. A truck struck his car. The car was demolished. HIS wifeand two children wete killed Sid crawled through a broken windshield to safety. He was out of the hospital In 24 hours, "At the funeral home," he told me, "I was somewhere in his forties, a small man with a booming voice — a pleasant man whose energy at times defied the load he was carrying. There was the time in his life when sue. ceases were commonplace. Nice job, big bucks and a family, but it had all disappeared in a matter of seconds. The way back from that can only be torture. We pulled for each other. We had lunches and dinners and talks, and there was the time we took a couple of girls up to Milwaukee for di nner for some unexplained reason — and Sid iced down some expensive champagne for the drive. Sid had class, Twenty miles up the road we both realized our mistakes. One, you don't waste good champagne on giggling girls, and, two, the only good reason to go to Milwaukee Is somebody Is holding a gun to your back. Lid had no more interest in the business he He folded his business and then came the singing and acting attempts. They were something new. They didn't remind him of past. When I left him in Chicago three years ago, he still was groping, a good word for what people do In the meantime after taking one on the side of the head. Sid called the other day with the good news. unanimously asked that Britain be barred had left behind. I tWnk it was public relations. He has remarried and "she makes me very from the Moscow games for hosting a South So he was taking singing lessons and acting happy," The International Olympic Committee capitulated and voted by a small margin to dis-invite Rhodesia. Four years later, in Montreal, African nations demanded that New Zealand be exeluded because a New Zealand rugby team had td South Afr i ca. When Ue i.o.c. refused, the African boycott began. The position of the United States was quite different in 1976 and 1972. In those years, human rights were less of a concern. The humans were only Africans, and no oil fields - were threa te ned, Indeed, as recently as last December, the Supreme Council of Sport In Africa standing by my wife's casket try..g to deal emotionally with her death. I was thinking of how well I was doing. Then, I looked around, I saw two more caskets." His children were 14 and 15. I was primed enough to ask him about the Inevitable depression that followed. It was a monster, he said. Why did he live, and they didn't? lessons and he got a part here and a part He went back Into public relations, with ignored by the United States, which still InsLated that politics and shot puts did not mix, "If you make a move against South Africa," Muhammad AU told the U.S. Department of State, "these people (Africans) will be glad to aid you." All's brief tour as Preside nt Carter's envoy there. He even took tennis lessons. He was regular hours and a secretary and Sid said, awful, but he tried and It passed some of the "It's been nine months. I feel like I'm a part time. of the world again." - . I Knew turn a good year before 1 ttnaUy Sid and his new wile are moving out at tha asked him to tell me the whole story. I had crowded mass that Is the near north side of heard bits and pieces from others who knew Chicago, maybe even out to a house in the him, but it took a long night of pr iming myself suburbs, to black Africa taught the champ a lesson In before I would openly seek the details. . - - - -. . . t And that is news only because I am proud of He said itwasin August ofl975. Sid and his wife and two of his children were driving back the realities of African politics. It's a shame the Carter administration hasn't learned that boycotts In International sports are good for every occasion, or for none. - counteract It, even to make it seem silly. Reagan often seems surprised by how low his opponents are willing to stoop. In the 1970 gubernatorial campaign in California, the ......_....e..... II ......l..., IM ' nil. wvLv i.uuu7 IWUIU16 £ I. UUtidI reminding the voters that an actor shot uziiu. This nation had highly placed allies, and implement plans to Chicago from their country home, They were on a back road. A busy In- 10 him, and lam proud for him, and by putting it into print, maybe that makes it official: Sid Cato's comeback is over. He is there, Champagne, please. I When traveling in the south and other Other Arab nationals (it) perforin third areas of Saudi Arabia, I also saw the people of all ages chewing on roots. The only type root of which I saw was not a narcotic nor did it have a hallucinogenic effect. They use it for cleaning at d strengthening their teeth. And speaking of narcotics, the Saudis believe that they have the obligation to protect their youth from this destructive evil. The penalty is so severe that I have heard of no repeat offenders. care of their families since I haven't heard of a need for wife or child abuse agencies. I assume that the Saudis were not told that we need such institutions, nor the fact that a significant percentage of our couples simply live most any one at far belowactual value. - iQ . 1't Y echelon accounting work, etc. I per. It is true that some of the Saudis may sonally believe that Saudi Arabians feel fully competent to handle their own occasionally "kick up their heels" when affairs. Indeed, they would not trust a visiting another cuuntry. Since 1944 I non-Saudi to manage any critical area. have watched our own citizens put on As previously stated, one must take some stellar performances from Rome the time to understand the Arabs. The to Tokyo to Bangkok and at several middle easterner is similar in one points in between. respect to the far easterner. They When one considers the foul-up sometimes agree with you to spare your regarding the telephones not being feelings. This is not deception by their hooked up for months, such faulty standards. l'licy just simply can't nuke planning seems somewhat insignificant One ilia)- be assured that Saudi good on whal may be (for them) an when compared to the current Orlando Arabia has written laws. These laws unreasonable request; thus an Arab Airport Fiasco. are frequently interpreted differently will say "Enshallah" because if it is by different courts. Similarly, penalties "God's will" and they can't do it, God I agree with the article that it is tough are not always uniform. Come to think will see that it's done, being a westerner in Saudi Arabia of it, it seems like we have a little I have never heard of the poor- unless you don't mind living an austaire trouble in this area too. (See page 6A of unemployed receiving a "$100 per day" and disciplined life in exchange for both) human life and compassion for their kids." They apparently take reasonable Mass Transit Has A Friend r __ ra together, nor that births among un- the March 30 edition of the Evening grant from the government. This may married teenagers in America have Herald. i be, but I suspect it would be closer to reached epidemic proportions. I am All of the technicrats in government 100 Hiyals ($28). The staples are really not very proud of these facts, are definitely not Egyptians. There are heavily government-subsidized. Tea, especially when I compare the stable many superbly educated and highly sugar, bread, rice, flour, beans and family conditions in Saudi Arabia. intelligent Saudis in most every area, some other items can be purchased by casinos, pornography or brothels! The 'fellow man. Their deep belief in God *does, however, permit them to accept death or injury as God's will. Perhaps 'this could be misunderstood by some as a lowered regard for life, I commend anyone in a foreign land Atomic War. Carter will try to re-run the LBJ campaign against Goldwater, In which a little girl picking flowers was seen against a background of a mushroom-shaped cloud. Those are the realities, the political game plan. Reagan, a genuinely nice guy, may not believe that this kind of thing Is In store for him; but If he expects to be president, he'd subversion and revolution. A few brave citizens of this outlaw republic spoke out, but they were imprisoned after show trials or banished to remote sections of the land. Other dissidents were denied permission to A know the people, including a familiarity Saudis have the idea (which our nation with their religion and customs. And to seems to have discarded) that these always remember that his own nation is elements weaken the family unit, not free of imperfections which can be degrade the society and destroy the perhaps more serious than those of the nation, just as outlined in their Koran foreign country. and our Bible. After spending an intermittent six mere are in fact "Bedouins living in years in Saudi Arabia during the period tents" in many remote areas of Saudi 1969 through 1978, I would have no Arabia. Some do have more than one hesitation about returning. My wife and wife. And of course when they have - I found the people to be warm and more than one wife, the chances are friendly with a very high regard for all pretty good that they will have "lots of campaign President Carter will run against Ronald Reagan. The plans are already being formulated, and they will be carried out by media technician Gerald Rafshoon. Reagan will be depicted as Mr. Irresponsible, Captain Neighboring states felt threatened, and complained that the transgressor exported Saudi Arab"ans country one should take the time to There Is no question about the kind of At the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, 26 nations staged a boycott in protest against a totali tarian state. The guilty party stood condemned by the world community. The United Nations had urged internatioflal sanctions against the offender, but few nations complied. Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the African rugby team in October. That plea was FBI. That ought to be done as soon as possible. Reagan. Chalk Talk , - _ I could not in clear conscience permit for doing a "lot of oberving" but for Jim Ryan's statements (in the March the life of me I can't understand a 30 Evening Herald) regarding Saudi problem with "trying to stay out of Arabia (if such were accurately trouble" in Saudi Arabia as expressed reported) to pass without comment. in the article. There are no legalized I believe when living in a foreign bars, movies, strip shows, gambling JEFFREY HART No Our Readers W rite %I good health and some financial security. The caption "Sanford Man Lucky He left Saudi Arabia Alive" is rather puzzling. Crime in Saudi Arabia is negligible. Theft was quite rare until foreigners arrived in nunibers. One need not be apprehensive about walking any street in any city during any hour. The same can be said for very, very few cities or even near a highway in America. Westerners who did iinage to "get in trouble" were generally shipped out of country imtleliitely. I have several Saudi friends who will Probably visit me this summer, If Mr. Ryan desires, he is welcome to come over and discuss "old times" with them. Atany rate, I welcome him back to the U.S. and If I have correctly in. terpreted the subject article. I rather imagine that the Saudis are not unhappy about his departure. F.W. Kirkland Sanford Reagan Must Carefully Pick Aides do, It would appear, from Jeffrey hart's firmly in the saddle than they are now. us took to Colombia another column of March 26 that he has sold his And all of our efforts to turn this democratic republic, where it turned The follow ing is a portion of a letter conservative principals for a mess of country to the conservative conout, it cost even less to live than Costa written to our congressman, senators dribble, considering his re-'om- stitutional government that the founRica). and President Carter recently: mnendations for Reagan's shadow ding fathers envisioned would have 1'lrc we found Palmas de Oro, a - // Yesterday while watching NBC's foreign affairs cabinet, gone down the tube. 140 0 lovely, old coconut plantation on the "Mee t the Press" I heard two leading ___ 'I .., If Reagan should take these men on, There are nian' men of uniin• senators on the budget committee we can consider that he has sold out to peachable conservative credentials Caribbean. And, to complete its unique actually suggest cutting federal funthe establishment. that Reagan could have for a vice- setting, when we looked away from the ding for operating public mass tranHenry Kissinger is, and has been a president, such as Rep. Phillip Crane. sea we saw, towering over everything, a'' sportation systems and made the protege of the Hot'kefellers and is the lie has the credentials and also 19,000 feet high and snow-capped, is comments in the context of generally te° g C promoter of Ilk.' international energy geographical location, 01 course he is majestic Mount Colonibus of the Sierra cutting back social spending but agency that is largely responsible for not from that hot-bed of "one- Nevadas. leaving untouched Increased defense .. our oil cru uct,. worldismn," the Northeast. However, if It may be hard to believe,. .hundreds ______ spending in order to balance the Dean Husk's dossier is even more politics require a vice-presidential of green pa lms, blue sky and ocean, budget. dark and bloody. He also is a running mate from this part of the pounding surf and golden sand, snowIt 1~ IA Ewa On energy, if funds for operating Rockefeller "darling" and was a country, 1 atii sure a conservative could capped mountains . but it is all there publicmasstransportatlonsystemnsare Amtrak and local public transit ineutber of the Institute of Pacific be found. in Palmas de Oro on the Pan Lets Tighten Belts Relations that helped sell China to t he American highway near Santa Marts S. B. "Jim" Crowe cut, it will show the absolute systems. That would start converting bankruptcy of our national energy Sanford is the oldest and most fascinating city In reference to the letter 1 wrote on communists. He, along with Bobby the auto industry into producing Lite policy. Support of a vastly increased necessary Kennedy was responsible for putting In all of the Americas. the Inflation in the Sept. 6, 1979 Herald: mass transit systems. That role for public transportation sup- would pay to control and eventually 150-200 unlnvestigated security Costa risks In Rica Is Fun If everyone in business in the nation, So now we have two loves: our ranch posedly Is a cornerstone of the Carter own the energy and transportation would deduct 10 cents of every dollar, t the State Department. Several years ago, I wrote you about In Costa Rica and beach In Colombia. administration and congressional corporations so that decisions would be Henry Jackson Is the would help the economy immensely. co-author of Costa Rica and our planned retirement We feel we have discovered a new, policies on energy conservation yet cuts made for the benefit of us all rather that Infamous Jackson-Udall Land Use it is up to each one ur would ens e that nothing would be Um the privileged few. Additional of us to help this a nd Planning Act, front which we are there (H))' husband Is retired Navy), exciting American frontier and are eager to share our find with others. (It great country of ours. Those that don't suffering the fall-out in Seminole done. Today, listening to the news. funds would come from the highway you reduce everything at least five cents on County in the form of our Corn. gloom, wars, the energy crisis, the we think you are too old for adventure, The same Is true of a 10 cents import trust fund's monies that go to build new are 59 and 63 and both of us have the dollar, don't have any grounds for prehensive Land Use Plan. This plan shrinking dollar and poor Jimmy tariff on a gallon of gasoline, whose highways because more roads do battled and, so far, conquered cancer). griping, effect is inflationary in and revenues are nothing but encourage f urther use of was and is designed to put "big- Carter. it occurred to me your not directed to providing alternatives to We may have to tighten our belts for brother" in charge of the land you are readers might enjoy the second episode Write us at P.O. Box 157, Liberia, the automobile. Finally, gasoline the auto, windfall profits tax, rationing is necessary immediately In Guanacaste, Costa Rica and send your in the "Saga of the Birds." awhile, but how would it be if pri ces paying taxes on. where the funds az-eq't being spent on order to reduce consumption quickly General Haig is a Council on Foreign grand. letters by international air mail (25 keep going up and up and up and no one Relations man We moved, bag, baggage, alternatives but used either for tax rather than rely on rationing by price, and the thought of mother, cents per did anything to help the economy CX" teenagers and all, to Costa answer. half-ounce). We promise to relief or to subsidize the energy cornGeorge Bush as vice- president makes Rica three cept talk about It Actions of this magnitude are years ago and have been panies profitable development of necessary If we are truly serious about me retch. Did he quit the Trilateralists, happily settled in Ranchos Muricosta. Now, from Latin America, we wish synfuels, Is also poor. In fact, the only reducing consumption of gasoline, Let's get Involved instead of backing because of conviction, or was it a you "salud" (health), "dinero" real result of decontrol has been to becoming independent of foreign off ! Like l said on inflation, why let high matter of not being tarred with the Our experiences deserve a book. They - ' - ' - __ 1 P 4, -' Lincoln. Reagan now has an opportunity which he should not Let pass. Serious men In this country have arrived at the judgment that the United States is in grave military danger abroad, and in terrible economic peril at home. Reagan's opportunity is to begin to form a bi-partisan coalition of senior people who agree on Uxiae propositions. My colleague Kevin Phillips was easen- ,. '. - _______ - 1 ~1 _____ / . 's \ -' .' _____ tially correct ifi the thesis of his much-derided ' book, "The Emerging Republican Majority." The majority emerged, only briefly to be sure, in 1972. But there are millions of Democrats who 4 .. - would rally to the banner of serious center. right political coalition, and thâe is emerging an intellectual force of that coloration as welL As the presumptive Republican nominee, and indeed as a former Democrat, Governor Reagan could exploit that opportunity. The great temptation for a political leader Is to trust only those people who have been with him through thick and thin. For Carter, who listens to a small circle of second-raters, this has led to a personal fiasco and a national catastrophe. In a recent column, I suggested that Reagan 01 ought to form an advisory board of foreign policy heavyweights. A number of Democrats have told us that Carter's defense and foreign policy are, not to mince words, suicidal. Reagan should ask such patriotic Democrats to put up or shut up, and join him against A Carter. Reagan could also begin to indicate his prospective Cabinet, and there are other ways o( doing this than actuallv naming its I,;, members. John Connally would be a good prospectivi secretary of defense, There ought to be a place for former President Gerald Ford. George Bush, a hawkish Ivy Leaguer.. might be effective at cleaning up the rats, nest at the State Department. Reagan has available to him -- In what he t describes as a dire national and world crisis " e, — an extra~rdinary wealth of talent...meh who share his general estimate of the crisis, we are in. He should begin to gather them, around him, the alternative government, sports terms the A Team. . . enrich the oil companies at the public"s sources, and reordering our tran- expense and to allow the oil cartel to set the world price of oil. Imagine if the price increases on domestic oil would go to building sportatiac system so that the auto becomes the alternative, John Hedrick Orlando prices determine our future? Trilaterallist brush in his campaign. In . . have not only been exciting but, at Let's use more foresight than hind, any event he would be In a position of times, hilarious. The only flaw was our being heart-be at away from the sight. inability to Find easily-accessible, George M. Tudor presidency if Reagan Is elected. Thus registered beach property. It is Sanford the Trilateralists would be even more probably a blessing in disguise. It made Fischer Proposes 12-Year Limit On. Congress Orange County Commissioner Dick Fischer, Democratic candidate for (wealth) and "anior" (love). Juanita Bird M Lewis M. Bird) Guanacaste, Costa Rica Service on "extravagant congressional benefits and privileges." Fischer began gathering signatures on his petitions on March 19, at the Lake "They will know that they must still be short enough to keep the in Detroit. maintain ties with their communities and professional bureaucrats syndrome from Fechtel is valued so highly by his Florida's f ifth congressional seat now businesses or professions because in just setting in so that the officials don't presidential candidate, former held by U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, says he a short time they will have to return to become a burden to themselves. I figure California Gov. Ronald Reagan, that is receiving a great deal of support for a County fair. "The petitions are to show those communities. They will have to If a congressman can't accomplish Reagan appeared as guest speaker at a prOposed constitutional amendment an intent a public mood," said a live, raise their families and work to anything In 12 years he or she certainly Fechtel fund raiser several weeks ago. Fischer is proposing an amendment to Fischer aide. make a living under the very same laws won't get it done by staying longer," he Fischer says if elected to the Congress, the U.S. Constitution limiting Naturally at the convention, Fechtel which they passed, just like everyone said. congressional service in the U.S. House he plans, u his first piece of legislation, a will be voting for Reagan as his party's else has to." and Senate to a maximum of 12 years call for the constitutional amendment. presidential nominee. Fischer said there Is nothing magic The second Item would be the can be expected and that Congressmen about the maximum number of years or two six-year terms for senators and six Fechtel has not as yet made any an. State Sen. Vince Fechtel, R-Leesburg, elimination of congressional pensions. wiH be -less disposed to passing more in-a given term of office. "But sufficient whose district two-year terms of congressmen. when he served in the nouncement on whether he will or won't Those who are signing the petitions for Fischer says with the limitation on kinds of rules, regula tions and laws that time is needed to gain an understanding Florida House of Representatives In- be seeking the Republican nomina ti on Fischer also support his call to eliminate congressional terms and the elimination feather their own nests to get re-elected of the workings and to obtain clout eluded Seminole County, is a delegate to for the Florida Fifth District seat in caWwWonal pensions and to cut back of pensions, a change in mental attitude time after - - JACK ANDERSON I aj . Cambod*ian R'ioce Fam*ine Loominc - I M The confidential cables to Washington give other grisly details of a collapsing civilixation: A "pecking order" for what rice there Is has been set up t, the VIetnamese-backed Cambodian regime. Soldiers get 48 pounds a macui. Those engaged in hard physical come next, followed by those in less physically strenuous jobs, then office workers and teachers. Citixena who don't qualify for any ci these privileged categories get 15.4 pounds of rice a month when it's available, "Lw to rat (are) estima d at three percent" of the food supplied by foreign countries. Much of the relief sNpmenta getti ng hungry populace, U.S. off1 ali jf Lea Whitten. But there is, gny as I reported earlier, a significant amount diverted b offlcite to to ietpam. mar on t.ni built by An North Koreans during PcI Put's cataclys mic . rulle has ii.n diw was drlvià from power. The north Koroms refuse to supply parts to repair water pumps that reek down, WASHINGTON A new and unexpected horror for Cambodia's decimated population - BERRY'S WORLD ii disclosed in confidential cablesfrom the U.S. Embassy in neighboring Thailand Secretary of State Cyrus Vance: _.._.IJ _I__ ...A D_.._l_. I... £I.._ tO _......2_.. flVV LUll V(*UU CVUI JlIIW1 ID IBO VOIUUI5 I months is being eaten by starving rice farCambodia'i rice crops were once the envy of Asia. But more than five years of war and 0 doctrinaire communist mismanagement reduced Cambodia t leyel of anarchy and ffJ 0 . . - WED ~t ~ ;.) , - available though when planting oceirs late In the I'Lot Is not 0* pw" nucAw wwvy, sc006% 1* *aay, ,. iryiJce 1iovoU or 1h Oscar no* tAM& 11 I 'v" Another cable warns: "Abmet no seed is now available for sowing of the main crop ptented noemally from May to July te - starvation wnnatcti,d Inca the Black Death swept Eurc. in the Middle Ages. ___ in ff acvli ff0111 11* ___ world was Intended to stave off 1191IT until this ysac's rice crop cauld be hWV$It But without seed rice there will be n crop, and one cabl. from the Bangkok Embassy situation in starkly ominous terms: "The useds have been eaten. Many speak as there are likely to be i,wiaI ... Food - Powdered milk donated bya number of foreign nations and relief groups has been of little use,because the water used to recon_.I__ _R_.... _..II.._J IUWW it Is l*Ll1 pUUULCU. IWUVI UIZIV)W 1W that typhoid and other diseases may be in the wa ter. Among the unsung heroes of the massive inter na ti onal relief effort are the pilots American, French, Italian, Australian and medium In hungry Canthodia. In recent days, a tenth of an aoee has brought as much as .7 " -~i~T , , , 7 ~." o- -Iv '.' I JI% ~.,, !:.,",. ': .-,-~ - •.............. .1 , ', . _. •,'. ~ : I'•. t- ' . _•&_. . .._1 > ..' Doubus .'k j.n" so often practiced In (t)jt3fl()M AND CLAlFICATIOfa:. Washington. _ Last - " - — ' - Stand In 1I." The gold, valued at $00 nliUloc when It was stolen, Is now, worth . .71 . I~ ft tha n $10 bwlon. 'A Another recent bock, "Denahue," by "Phil, month I reported that ___ " Services Aknlnistration bad erec$.da$1UOO' "totem pole" outside a federal offlea bnijng" and planned to put up nine more. I quoted GSA official as saying the c other nationalities who fl. dangerously "microscopic." The sculpmjs is he overloaded transport planes into apidated building not oile GSA iseers Cambodian airfields virtually around the plan no wore of them, and the lcIáI, clock d uring the corly months of the program. Thalack.r. aeld his "mierosoopic' reform for view was to "the hn%QuJt WOMB READING: The K,emln Is one f the fe de___ ral level when t in est of fbi:. the biggest benefactors of the surge in gold ___ C I -it nd annual budget ci UN hiflioss" prices over the pest couple of years a Reporting on .the Federal A,IIUa' spain isone of the biggest losers. The reason Adininistraumn's extravagance La is that more than 40years , , Ui Soviet Union was the oily International and furnishing Its offices, I idled agency will also be spending a supporter of the Spanish sum reps1nth Ms 70 airualt from or" hine. r** ' rebels, Stalin had t he Srttiih goi reserves black and whits to white fidals In*S$ISS shipped to Moscow for "safekeeping." The gold belt is detailed in Den Kirunia's new the paint Job Is betni ne toe &#k;1J ctjj , b00k,"Miracle of November: Madrid's Epic Gold Is the mot valuable _16— Iang .iert.s could ,.sily lead to the muting seeds being eaten." more than a nv" 230 pounds of rice allotment for an ordinary Cambodian. - .. ___ ) -., , ., Z .7 ' MINGUL They wish da rem to dow the hundred. of tho'-a"4 of 43w spent on one plane at comes up for nor mal repainting, W, ",-~~ P,`_.;' Riveting Tools Abound <$'!i For Drilling A Hole - 1,word "rivet" may bring to mind t he Image of a muscular construction woker hammering pieces of hot metal In&Q a steel beam, But you don't need that kind of strength to handle the lighterduty hollow, or Wind, rivets bid for coiitin use and Installed cold with a special hand tool. #nyoee who can drill a hole can use a i'itthg tool for a wide variety of jobs "Medicare at a Glance" is a small, simple a nd free booklet that contains a wealth of information on Medicare. 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It may help us work with our doctcja to seduce the number ci days we spend in hospitals. ........... — e �-. - ••0 • .• -. . . S •. ' •' .—*.c •je'- •, F- I $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April , 1I* liii SPORTS NA110N Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF Kings, Spurs, Blazers Knot Series FBI Nabs Reputed Leader Of Puerto Rican Terrorists 'Doctor J Ends Bullets Playoff Hopes EVANSTON, Ill. (UPI) - Carlos Torres, the suspected Puerto Rican terrorist who at one time headed the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list, and 10 others were arrested on the Northwestern University campus with a cache of weapons. The FBI Friday positively identified Torres, the alleged mastermind of the FALN terrorist group and a suspect in several bombings attributed to the organization in Chicago and New York. He was placed on the FBI's Most Wanted list on Oct. 18, 1977. but Lionel i Hollins) knocked the ball those turnaround jumpers in the fourth loose and I just picked it up," said quarter, it would have been all over. But Friday night three playoff series were Ering, describing how he stole the ball he never did." extended to a third and decisive game. from Larry Wright and made it driving Hayes, who finished with 26 points, had Only the Philadelphia 76ers did what was lavup over John Williamson to clinch the io points in the fourth quarter and necessary. game. Williamson added 14, all in the fourth More precisely, Julius Erving did what Philadelphia opens the Eastern period. But that wasn't enough. what necessary, Co;erence semifinals Sunday afternoon Villiaiiismi's 20-footer pulled the Erving, following an uninspired per- at Iionie against the Atlanta Hawks. , Bullets to within 106-102 with 1:25 to play, formance in Game 1 of the series, scored But winning wasn't easy and Erving Erving, who scored the 76ers' last 31 Points and iiiade it key steal late in the said so. four points, stole the ball from Wright game to lead the Sixers to a 112-104 "We started quickly, then they got it and scored . victory over the Washington Bullets for a couple of people going in the second half two-game sweep of their series, and made a game of it," said Erving. ''11 Bobby Jones added 16 points, Hollins "I just wanted to apply token pressure, Eljnj Hayes had ever missed one of 15, Maurice Cheeks 12, henry Bibby 11 By Lulled Press International Actress Mary McCarty Dead LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Actress Mary McCarty, whose career ranged from child star to a feature role in the T', series "Trapper John, M.D.," was found dead in her home Thursday, police reported Friday. Miss McCarty who was unmarried and lived alone, was Found on her bed in her West Los Angeles home by a friend. She was 56. She had been under medication for weight control and there was evidence she had been drinking, police said. An autopsy was performed Friday but a report on the cause of her death was awaiting completion of toxicology tests. Miss McCarty currently was co-starring as Nurse Starch In the CBS series, "Trapper John, M.D." .%n ford's Tim .•...,J.. -'.;'<ø: 2- L; ,. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) - A red-eyed nurse declared before a crowded courtroom she Is Innocent of charges she was the "Death's Angel" who killed a dying patient by cutting back his oxygen supply. \ - - ' - BUNNIES HOP AROUND Pdafdara WfJIPA, • U U%#UU.#VV America's wackiest traditions. Several hundred contestants and hundreds more of the curious will gather near w'.a,A #.iy the front porch of Widow Lowe's house Sunday at I p.m. to determine who has the hardest hard-boiled egg. "Why, people go off and crack to themselves, or they I'r' U JI C,.L4 DAYTONA BEACH challenge matches, the Peters Hollow boys over and crack them." Peters explained you hold "You hold the egg In the palm of your hand, small end Your opponent then taps your eggs with his, small end against small end, until one on Roan Mountain to the egg match. The object was to see up. !MJ j - -.• breaks, ': Peters said. "We have a big wash tub filled with water and the cracked eggs are Drown In there. When you want a mess of eggs, you just go up there and get 'em," Tom Peters -... M1 '5• _ -. -: - - ) !' , :_p ..,.,,...J1 - ..p, •. .;.t • . ".' ,. g,___,_.. ; ............. " '' 'I want to be a Joe Morgan type player. Not as far a5 stealing a lot of bases, playing down from word of mouth that the egg fight started when the men on Rome Hollow on Holston Mountain wanted to good defense and being a jazz up Easter and challenged M F1 I ? 1 111 ' I 1' °- In 1978 flames played in West Palm Beach, Montreal's Triple A fariii club. He jumped his average to .287 and stole a hopping 57 bases despite missing 40 games. "It was kind of an injury year. I missed a lot of games, but It was good year. I thought thoigh, if I could have stayed healthy I may be it little closer it, the majors now," Raines - I 41 said. Last year flames continued his big league climb by playing t (lie Expos' double A affiliate Memphis. He had his best year. lie played III all 145 games and batted a solid .290. "Not as far as hitting home runs," pointed out flames, who didn't hit his first home run until last year. "Hut as far as stealing a lot of bases, playing good defense and being it good team player." While Raines concedes he is not a power hitter five homers last year), he does feel his speed is his ticket to the majors. He's not alone in his evaluation. "I can't ever remember him getting thrown out," flames' high school coach Bobby Lundquist recalls about his base stealing sleuth. "l'm sure it happened. Maybe one or two times on a bad call, "Right now Thn can steal bases with anybody In the majors," Lundquist surmised about Raines' 3.4 speed to first base, Texas Ranger Mickey Rivers runs a 3.3. "I'm a good runner. I feel I can be a great runner in the big leagues with a lot of work," said flames. "Lou Brock was the base stealer ever and he's not that much faster than 1 m." m." Along with Lundquist, Raines lists his lather Ned Sr,, Wes Hunker and former Sanford coach, Jerry Mays as his biggest . . • - '...,,. - :. TIM RAINES SECOND BASEMAN AGE: 20 BATS: BOTH •, - 5'.. .g• . - - -. • - - THROWS: RIGHT 0 AS ft H 0 T HR lii $I AVG. 1177 Sarasota Rookie 141 2S 41 0 3 21 3$ .200 loll West Palm Beach (A) 100 351 47 103 10 0 0 73 57 .747 19 79 Memphis (AL) 14$ 152 104 140 21 10 S 50 it .210 1175 Montreal è 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Raines led the AA In runs scored d.. H. '.- finished second in stolen basis, third in triples and 12th in hitting average. H. also lid the l.ague in put hitting home runs but as far as a said, Peters said It was passed %' stole 25 bases in 27 attempts. "I started kinda show and I was just average in the field," flames remembers about his maiden season. "I didn't have that good of a year, but it was all right for being only 17 years - * . - Herald Photos by Sam Coo Montreal's fast rising second baseman Tim Raines has his sights set on the majors in the s'cr near future. -' Raines Is content with his gradual rise and will open the season at Denver, the Expos' Triple A farm club. "It'll probably be better for me to play everyday," Raines outs and assists. concedes about the Denver assignment. "I'm an everyday Raines stolen base total climbed to 59 while only being thrown out 10 times, He led the loop in runs scored with 104 and was second in stolen bases. All these accomplishments earned Raines the second base spot on the Southern League All Star team. The big thrill however, came in September when he was promoted to the majors and scored three runs In six pinch running uppearances. He also stole two The switch-hitting second baseman grew up in Sanford's healthy baseball situation. He played for his father in the younger leagues and was then on a third place-state high school team and a second place-Junior Legion squad in his later years. Following high school graduation'In 1977, Raines was selected as Montreal's fifth draft pick In the June baseball draft. .--. .;' ing ballplayer. I don't feel I can come off the bench to bat every other day or every other week." Contrary to flames' wait-and-see attitude, Sanford's Wes Rinker feels the former Tribe speedster will make in earlier appearance in the big time. "He'll be playing (in the majors) I think, by the 4th of July," predicted Bunker, who's hit over 5,000 ground balls to Raines on his rise to the top. Rodney Scott is the Expos current second baseman. He's a good fielder, but not much of a bat threat. "1 talked to Jim Fanning (Montreal farm director last week. There's no doubt in the organization that tie's (lie best •- 'H.'II be playing (In the majors) I think, by the 4th of July—Wes Rinker. Raiders To Mid-Season Form sec nd baseman they got including the major league roster," said Rinker. Before his 4th of July fireworks, Rinker feels a little more o of the biggest things I try to communicate. That the kids have experience is needed. to accept responsibility, set goals for themselves and be "i think they just want to give him a little more seasoning," F W , disciplined enough to work at them." related Rinker, "Tim has probably conic of age more in the Pantelias makes no bones about his approach either. .",.,-,, 4'. last year both emotionally and mentally, along with his "I get letters back from former players saying thanks For the physical abilities to make him one of the finest ballplayers I've push and the hard work — I know I'm getting positive Feedback. I also get a lot of letters from kids that go on to play at ' Regardless of which time table you want to follow, one thing four year schools saying after a couple of seasons here, is for certain — Tim Raines will be a major leaguer sooner or practice and work elsewhere is like a piece of cake," lie In-. later. forms. Perhaps no one other than Los Angeles manager Tommy (Monday, Raines talks about his family and his biggest Moving on and up the ladder are right behind education for . : LaSorda is more famous for extolling the virtues of mom, thrill,) PanteIISS. apple pie and Dodger Blue, But Seminole Community College "Of course the pros sign the best high school kids and get baseball coach Jack Pantellas states a pretty good case for his them in the latin systems, but sometimes they overlk some kind of blue, Raider style. pp too," he says of Raiders who have m9ved on. The charismatic skipper took time out Thursday, shortly "The distance between college and the pro's is a little bit, the - before his Raiders whipped Florida Junior College 9-3 for their difference between high school ball and college ball Is a lot," . 20th win of the season, to discuss SCCs baseball success. .. points out Pantelias. - ..-'' we is "This is super place with super people. Only problem "In high school you get one good pitcher and maybe two guys . GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) — Craig Stadler, lucky enough have to scrounge lot' things once in awhile," smiled the that can sting the ball and you're in business. But a Ireslunan to play his second round before Mother Nature took tier revenlit pipe. behind a freshly seventh-year coach as he settled In or sophomore kid coming up from high school has to face seven ge, took a two-stroke lead into today's third round of the For Pantelias, starting from scratch Is nothing new, or eight good hitters in every line up and he has to grow up Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament. however, quick," "I'm glad to be done. The earlier the better," Stadler said "I remember when we got the Florida Tech baseball PanLelias adds, "College baseball isn't for the kid who after posting a 69 Friday for a two-day total cf 8-under-par 136. program off the ground," reminisced, Pantelias, who enjoyed played a cot.'pie of years in Little League, it takes an all-around .'d&à, "I'm very happy with my position." his 21st win of the season Friday when his Raiders edged bell player who's willing to.work.11 Raider skipper Jack Pantellas keeps an eye on his Wind began swirling around the 6,984-yard Forest Oaks wberry Pantellas' current crop of Raiders owes Its present 21.8 lie Country Club course as Stadler was finishing play and he charges during warm-up drills before SCC's 21st Ne,,We had # budget of $10I.K and we didn't spend it all'it figured scores would zoom in the afternoon if the wind conchuckled. ,We got a lot of things donated from established "We don't have an awesome squad this season," he says of tinued. people like the Orlando Twins." ew Newberry. 25 rater. "We've got some pretty good pitching but He was right. Fifty-one golfers bettered par in the first round The then Florida Tech coaching job was Panteiias' first ye been a little Iackltiaslcal lately at the plate. If we get Christie). We don't really push them the coach Informs of he of the $250,000 tournament and only 33had scores of 71 or lower back way journey following a venture Into the coaching ranks some guys stinging- the bail I think we're capable of going to and his wife Susan's approach to the family sports matter. Friday, corners of the Bronx street in iithat saw him trade the busy the state tournament and quite possibly winning it." Talk of "We do encourage them In whatever they decide to do and we Stadler was tied with Torn Purtzer for the lead before for the sunshine of Florida. the state tournament brought a twinkle to the coaches well have one family rule that nobody breaks, If you start Purtzer played his afternoon round. But Purtzer had four native official I'm an guess so long I here "I've been down hidden eyes as he adjusted the blue Raider Cap to shade the something, finish it." bogeys and a double-bogey for a 78 to go with his opening round now." SW', When 64, Pantellas took over coaching duties at S, he which had bettered the course record by two shots. tight, disciplined rein on a Pantellas keeps Like I.aSorda, The relaxed sldpper'a strong stand on work and discipline definitely had his work cut out. But he practiced what he "I'm not a good wind player. I hit the ball high," Purtzer his bo)1 in blue, the hallmark of his coaching psophy. co' p heJ said after his disappointing round. "It's hard to do good if you ;;."I got into this business because I watched a lot of other "I played a couple of years In the minors, In Alabama and "When I mine here seven years ago this field was one big miss every putt you look at." coaches and how they worked with young kids," he reflected a coach." South Carolina," he explained with still just a slight trace of a pile of dust, with every kind of weed known to man. But we Stadler had a two-shot lead over young Pat McGowan going a broiling sun. "I felt! had a calling to be New York accent. "But they sent me home, Iwas a real wise and we needed to make it into the third round. McGowan had alo Friday for a l3I total jn High on the dark-haired skipper's lid of player psiolitlies Is guy and thought I knew It all back what it is now." a round that included five birdies and three bogeys. graduation, and nwe importantly graduMion on time. A family man, Pantellas carries some of his coaching No doubt one of the finer Junior college baseball facilities in "I knew the scores were going to be a little higher this af"It's a rare occasion when one of my Players doesn't plüloaçiiy home with him each evening, the state, ternoon," said McGowan. "The conditions made it diffleult Tha NNW graduate when he's supposed to," he states firmly. 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I By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Several years ago Cincinnati's Joe Morgan was acknowledged as the best and most exciting performer in major league baseball. He combined speed, ixwer and gnixl fielding ability to spearhead the Beds' annual pennant drives. Morgan has aged since then, and is now playing out his remaining years with the Houston Astros. As one superstar fades in baseball, a new one usually emerges to take his place. Sanford's 20-year-old Tim flames may be that emerging star. Raines, who is property of the Montreal Expos, matches up with Morgan very well physically and emotionally. Both are about the same height 5-8) and the same weight (170 pourlds). Morgan has a decided edge in power, but lialnes is still young and Morgan wasn't hitting many home runs when 1' was Just out of his teens. "I want to be a Joe Morgan-type of player," flames said with quiet confidence in Exposville Daytona Beach training site SCC's p telioas Push .Flinn Reprimand Urged 0 ••(•• ' -Sanford's Tim Raines Shreve has agreed to let big power companies collect fuel adjustment charges totaling $432 million while he fights the legality of the charges in court. The Public Service Commission Friday cut $50 million from the initial fuel adjustment package. In response, Shreve agreed to modify the suit he has filed In the Florida Supreme Court so the amended plan can go Into effect Immediately. The fuel adjustment clause permits utilities to pus along to their customers fuel charges not taken Into aorowfl when their standard rates were eeL Under the modified plan, Florida Power & Light Co. residential bills will go up $4.02 this month with the average family paying $52.34; Florida Power Corp bill will cllmb$7.85 to$55.12; Tampa Electric Co. will go up $3.40 to $54.23, and Gulf Power Co. bills will increase $1.78 to $45.67. 91110066111 - FIIII the case. You just go out there an egg In the cup of the hand and the other person takes an egg "and you fight tip-to-Up." The contest is divided into two categories — adult and children under 12. Adults are allowed a maxirnwn of eight dozen eggs and children can have four down. The winner Is the last one with an Uncracked egg. The official contest is held in Buster Peters' garage, which Is next door to Mrs. Lowe's house. The contestants sit In folding chairs and go around the ring In wait and get In the ring," said Torn Peters, unofficial mayor of the small Carter County community." But we can figure, the fight has been going on for 157 years. "I been coming for about 50 years. We've had people here from all over. One man came from Germany a couple of years back," the 62-year-old slow-talking Peters said. "Lots of folks think you throw 'em at people. But, that Is not A ""UU .4.1 C.... good team player' TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) - Public Counsel Jack Q lie sent to Rookie League in Sarasota where he played seç'otni base, third base and outfield. Raines batted .280 and Thursday morning. Utilities To Collect Fee AROMANd - - Prince Charles Enters Hospital After Polo Game - tho United Main diarlsig the pad 3o yews and asa result people don't know what's acceptable behavior anymore. "IthinkRep. Flinn has been caughtup brildiweb," - Fulghum, left photo, decided to help deliver flowers around spirit by giving flowers to residents of Lakeview nursing home in town. Ills rabbit-quick deliveries have been slowed somewhat by Sanford. Edna Thetford was one lucky recipient. people wanting to take his picture and having to keep a sharp eye People in the Hollow have been boiling up a mess of eggs all week for the combination Easter reunion and family gettogether that Is one of TALLAHASSEE, Ha. UPI) - The vote was unanimous for a reprimand but in the eyes of one lawmaker Rep. Gene Film is more a victim than a man guilty of making Improper sexual advances to his female employees. 1 don't think there Is any one villain In this cane, but only one has been tri" William Conway, D. Daytona Beech said just before he joined .fotr other members of a select House committee Friday to reeen*nond punishment for the 49yeargold lawmaker. Conway said a web of permissiveness has eroded 4 weekend since the Easter Runny, also known as James around. "Ruthie the Bunny" (right photo) spread the Easter RMICA IN BRIEF FLOlDA -. PETERS HOLLOW, Tenn. Mountain and city (UP!) folk have been coming to this hamlet. .1that straddles the Tennsseé.5N'o'rth' Carolina border for nigh 151 years to do a little socializing and take part in a heap of craziness known as the Peters Hollow Egg Fight. Britain's Prince Charles was admitted to Good Samaritan Hoital for heat exhaustion Friday after completing a polo match In )-degree temperatures. Onlookers said the prince appeared to be exhausted as he left the field after the afternoon match, but he reportedly was not taken to the hospital until 8 p.m., several hours later. A spokesman at the hospital'sald the prince was in fair condition, and he was reported in good spirits shortly after he arrived. ' . Things really are hopping around the Sanford Flower Shop this peeled for enthusiastic rabbit hounds. But he isn't the only hare — 10 - *0. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UP!) - Great Models Morgan Mold To Mal*ors (Sanford's super second baseman Tim Raines began his - DETROIT (UP!) — American Motors Corp., following two of its "Big Three" competitors, has boosted sticker prices on its 1980 cars and Jeep trucks by an average of $229 or 2.6 percent. It was the third stroke in the third round of 1980. model price hikes that has boosted the price of the average U.S. car by an estimated $600 over final 1979 prices. If Chrysler Corp. follows past practice, it will soon complete the latest price action by announcing Its own higher prices. Raines and Steve Mix 10 for the 76ers. Wright into the playoffs. They didn't have Spurs 106, Rockets 101 uhipped in with 22 for the Bullets, while anything left." George Gerin broke loose for 44 points Wes Unsold and Greg Ballard had 11 andSan Antonio held off it Houston In other games, Kansas City defeated ear li. Phoenix, 106-96, San Antonio downed comeback in the waning minutes to set WLsiungton Coach Dick Motta showed Houston, 106-101, and Portland took up a deciding game in houston Sunday the strain of trying to patch together an Seattle, 105-95, in overtime, night. The winner will meet the Atlantic injury-riddled basketball team for the 1)ivisiork'haiupion Boston ('&'lties past four months. Kings 106, Suns 96 Trail Blazers 105, Supt'rSoith's 95 leanis knew we had no depth on the Scott Wedman and Otis Birdsong Billy Ha Bates sank an 18-foot juniper front line and they knew that that was our combined for 62 points and Kansas City with five seconds left An regulation to tie t'11&'iisi'u strength," said Motta. ''So survived a disastrous third quarter. The the giune, then joined Hon Brewer in it 16. people took the ball at Elvin and Wes and teams will play the final game Sunday in point overtime spree to help Portland Greg and wore them down because I Phoenix, with the winner to play the send its series against the defending couldn't give them any help. I milked Pacific Diisionhampion Los Angeles champions to Game 3 on Sunday in every iiiAuute out of those guys just to get Lakers. Seattle. fourth year with the Montreal Expos' organization this spring. Nurse Denies Killing Man AMC Raises Prices 2.6% Sunday, April 6, 1SO-18 323.2011 -MUT awp ifte CINT.11 Sam" 3n-aa DRAND DAYTONA BEACH NEW SMTIA 73672U an i. WO5OIJ.ND BLVD. 255.1m MAIM pt,A5 — MflON eye, 42942fl INDA$ rnvusso,uss Canes ORANGE CITY 77545 PSUI Towns $NSPPINS IIPANDO $N.23fl flS N. MU.0 Avg. - --' . * 1 71 :t4*NW VIF W I �1; ,'.- •. - * - -. .-. - . - -: I . - -. -. .-.- . . '-T - • -. . ' . . -' • "' . . - __ - i? . Sunday, April 6, iS0 LegalNotice — TEEN-AGE TALLY Legal Notice 4. : : hereinafter called the Authority, at the office of the Airport I i to . . 1 1 i " Coastal Region. : 0I C. 26 gauge panel roof and side wall%. Color to be selected by the si Authority. 1. *~9 y6fe. - warehouse and storage area I. isov 36 electrical as shown on I," Sather continued. -Show file another for the playoffs. r (k . . I . '41 MORIZ_ 1% . r"* I, .. I.7'.., , ~-1 ..._., I "' , . .! - -0.0 - .. , 0 , 'P011y7" e'4;2:' '41/ -, ., - ..;/ ON ;r114 - WXY -70 I . " O". AFa,O~r 7'~ F Y1UiE ' ,0 le .. I ,1% kqllql-# , RWK, If' . I . '. . (1 •. ~c 1,. ,1 1 I Xy 14 1rz^1rA` 111~4,46~,C . I %, ". ' : Pro osals will b bit I Sanford Junior League s Monday Opener ta lented young players nwklng t he ir first appearan ce in the league. They include Jo Jo McCloud, I .ee Frederick and Robert Quinn CITY OF ALTAMONTE Manager's Conference Room, SPRINGS, FLORIDA Bldg. No. I, Sanford Airport, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Flks also has a batch of talented •, Daryl M: U' Robert Jill and Sanford, Florida. TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF 1.1.2 Drawings, specifications PROPOSED ORDINANCE and Procedural Documents TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Contract and Bid Documents , ' Elks AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY - i. schedule," one said a a news conference. We may be ti,blc to. schedule Duke as the opening game this Hose said his recruiting efforts probably will be mainly within the 27 junior colleges in Florida, but he also will rely on the groundwork already conducted by Gordon Gibbons, who finished out the- year as interim coach at USF after Chip "Gordon Gibbons will rentain as an assistant coach," Rose said. My other assistant will be Everett Bass unless he takes ,Ir . .. = . . I'll I N " - - . .. -.~ ,: - . ..-.--- .._- I . .. .. -. I .. - -,Iq"1, . .1 - 11 -5 ,,,.j ,,, i' - - . . .. /,, . " . ,.i , , '.,' '-' . 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'... caved" NP giw U" sip? watch major league tuce,I believe the players are baseball," points out the relaxing about now.,, stock), 14-year-old. "The Bill Dempster, a junior strike takes that away." league and college umpire At the opposite end of the was rather emphatic when age spectrum, retired 79. asked his opinion of the strike, tt h - '.-:- - ' -. 7 ' flase. sad civu' his own to make it 2-2. Sanford broke on top in the fifth when the Link anti Law act got togettier for two niore singles. A walk to Porzig loaded the bases and sophomore center fielder . Alton Davis drilled a base hit past a drawn-in infield for a 4-2 lead. The Philadelphia Phillies told veteran pitchers Doug Bird have adjusted. "The only thing all of this means is that we 't h have mucIhi money t0 Set U n Minnesota MI as we hoped d ." and Rawly Eastwick and outfielder Mike Anderson they would not play with the team. Infielder Bud Harrelson was given his outright release and pitcher Warren Brusstar, who is suffering Pitcher Gary Serum is saving on hotel and dining expenses by living In a trailer be brought to camp. His wife is working in shoulder problems, wits placed on the disabled list. a camp-ground grocery store. make a major deal involving outfielder Ken Griffey before I.aw plated Wells who had singled and stole second in the sixth inning with his fourth hit for what proved to be the gatne winner. In Ole Wildcats half of the sixth inning catcher Fred final Winter Park r uns and the 5-4 final score. The Tribe pounded two Wildcat pitchers for 12 hits and committed only one error in the field. "Uw made two unbelievable plays on balls hit behind second Cincinnati Reds' President Dick Wagner indicated lie inight base, In the Chicago White Sox carnp, lefthander Ken Kravec, cnrin,, ngrugi i' his by sidelined for of spr i ng training b I n pinched back, pitched an effortless six innings to make Manager Tony LaRussa reconsider his plans to start Steve Trout or Richard praised Lundquist who hopes his team is gathering momentwn for the April 29 district tour- opening day Wednesday, despite the problenis created by the strike. "It's,very difficult to get logether with other clubs right flow because of the unsettled conditions," Wagner said. "We're not opening y. getting a chance o look at t he players on the other clubs The New York Yankees received permission to play intra- want to see.” nitinent. Monday Lundquist's crew returns home for a 7:30 In. clash at Sanford Memorial Stadium with Spruce Creek. .-Mi All area Kmart Stores will be closed Easter Sunday. 0 Te is Anyone? 1 - -1:;:2 nn -i B LARRY CASTLE go • I I civ"Off 111st I WI NONOl I I I Division II, the highest in years. Sanford's Susie Halt has years, Lake Brantley edged Lake Howell for On Utle. The score at the end of On meet read ISH 17, LHH 16. Seminiole High had a d1uppointing tournament with most of its players on next year's team. players going out in the first round. Over all, high school 22-2. Local players Kevin Copeland and Scott Reagan are --- The S.C.C. Men's Teani is rolling along with a record of NSA Playoffs my United Press intsirlsetwasi Eastern Conference First 11 (All Times 6STj Pitiladsiplila vs. Washlnebon ' Washington INI April 4 playing No.5&No.6and doinga fine job. The Raiders sPOrt 0 7 — Lasse will be back next year along with three or friends f rom Finland . four ,/' 4 Red Too April 2 — H&Afon 95, Son An. I Monte* Purtly April 1— San Antonio 105. ST tonio ss .. re cnee , 1,1151.3) (AU Tbesis W"It vs. pertmed I Ile ApriI4—Po.iland "(wm.,rps.'Mif,.gas) ,,, — .• (sea" 1111111111, 1.11 AprIlt — Phoistltt N, Kansas -- Cliv 93 . Kpisas City 105. _,, Nut I Menefee EASY ZPiwsrglidi Edd SAO Traveler MaI.rs ,,, 4.40 IAO 1.10 3.00 a 0 -111 IllIsP(I.3) 27 .15 I5.0 II 14) 99A* 3WrISIItAIb 4.40 3.00 2.00 40"o ' Iaci-1-t5.OsUzM )AndyDriv 4.40315 420 ' &" 0(14) IUSI PIll) 11.11017118. sixilk one — 11-116, At 3129 '40 IlihiQid ' W Pittsbur g (SI liven 17 St alit Louis (Vudiovich 15-10), 30.000, ' - - ' .usi 1.111 -MlIi(c*c. 3A &W 3, bef5 11 mel' S(14)1310;P(11)6141aT($ 2A 2A1 - - ,: kaudlIft• 9 ' 3 I s (it Z" •U'dl Nil, P (441 1L29; T(4. At Jet one more comb: is needed . 'ihhI - (U..,,.i.sal) d McDenell -,a74:Pherr(ouiantC.Nand. 5-3)01.45. -:l.m(c.os.u..dt)4-L4.,. IOSSme-'1.1&A:lIs47 .., 'lJIear$r Pluto: *0ev (Lutz) I WrigMM'dt . ftecreaft 1)ewtI fOrtandioll d. A4cAAIIII&n (MmIff island) 24 6.3. 6-41 HW 14) SM21. 106111"e-11 2.40 341 3.40 - DAPINA NIGHTLY - 8pN W Troft"~ ALLIIACI$ Fddsysgams 16:30 p.m. . Mill L 1116001ailm 6 III * 004 7 I ii OW He—Ill 1 CooL $ctiiitenbsrg (fl Lee (7) and Wood. SesliB, ..,. , . - I - a r I -. -. " I ,; For cars, Additional parts and setare extra. vices L.. • I' ' 7ts mosIU.$.ca, and light trucks. ,f•' .,.. I. ROId Test . . 88 OW 4488 63E#ch Sale Price With .:7l*psctmaststc1iu4s, r.1 I Exchang.J ANSale Price Heavy-Duty MaintenanceDisc Brake Deluxe Shocks 1Free Battery i Special ' 1 'i's" size piston, tn. • Front only for most Quality engineered, I Rie welded mounts. 36-month Calcium- I U.S, cars Additional A a dial-T dIaITU u S ed lead constructed. parts or services, if • Shock. . . . 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Youngsten may pre. ; p Sand S winter Park 4 101 021 S — S 12 I Sanford (Opening day Problem pitchers Winter 2010120-4 S 2 Perilvi and Spain. Stake, Stake 3.40 2.40 with 19?9 record& and estimated Cundiff (6) and Toshio, Spurrell 2-20 National League (6). Hitters — Dealbs 2.4. Lift 2.4. ednesday sgame Law 4-4, DaviS 2-3 3 RBl, Winter 1 •,ifli ' ' to '. ' a• ' Park 2-3HR2RBI. 400 300 2 vs. ia... cii, - 8115 15.81 Hall 2.62 ____ --11117104 54.18 36*18 2.79 AU Tires Plus F.E.T. Each Baseball Resells 0(841 NMI P(3-41 91-1191 T is. - •!lts Pr Bishop Moore 4, L. Brantley 3 SisM Moore 010 011 01 — 4 7 Lit Brantley 000 III 00-3 9 0 Shaver and Paquette, Watkins, Bindez (5) Corants (7) and Records — Bishop Moor* 12-6. $ANFOID.ONL*NDO TO 123 3$$$ isTi. ssi High Dog Racing ,, PrINe 2.37 — U C F 20-13. Moore: Tiratosi 2-4, Lake Bran- Wright 1W — ' 4ãiii F- '' i'Fiiz1'i Gables)dflm)tta.0)1,- SRK'sN,IUJ 0, 4.1, Wilson (Jacksonville) d 2RathvillyJu? Mewrg (SatelIlle Beach) 34, I.S. 4 Kokomo Reatter 3.20 60. t.o(,2;:::siI P(S2) 230.40; 1 Washington 104 year.olds and will begin play May . 1 I I ., * Quarter Pistils: Threadgitl 7 Swinging Kelly 3.20 (Maitland) d. M.aIlClOwski 6.0,6.1; Q (1-5) 43.00; P (II) 140,70; T (1Bushman (St. Pat) d. Mazurik 5-7) $64.16. 03 - If IN — ____ ______ of his I 700 (Wittner plays Atlanta) - SAVE - —- 30.88 ll ICIII14 44-11 year and Is ranked 28 in the world in 18 and under players. (Sarasots) d. Thompson (Vero IGHG'sSammit 6.40 5.40 4.00 Philadelphia 112, — _ - perhaps the best player in the state In Lasse Mannisto, a freshman from Helsinki, Finland Lasse Is 23-1 for the -_ F.I.T. .----_ SALI — " -I.. Pro Basketball 110. 1115- - SCOREBOARD I.I i '1tSS1igIS*m.s, final week refunds on the squad games even with the permission. been a mainstay of this year 's team and has shown a great deal of improvement. Susie will be the only returning 1111 . . The Tribe tied things in the third, when after two outs Porzig followed up singles by Link and I.tw with one of exhibition season they planned to see oil their visit to . Yowp$erswhowIflb,at 0 -5 I. when Law stroked his first hit into right field scoring Bobby Wells. Wells reached base on an error by the shortstop and moved up when the third basenian ne d MikeLink's groun d ba ll . believe." So do many of Florida's visitors who had to settle for 'N o Lake Brantley High has won the Five Star Conference Mens Tennis Tournament. In one of the closest races in masney (Winter Park) #-I. 6. I ftRWAN . ' , - -1 Down 2-0 the Seminoles rebounded in the first inning Mike DuBose % , ,.,.,. - ',' I .f. ________ . p Sale Price 1-.-. ! 7a Ofach Our7 Our Rig 167 i Spark Plug Wire$ TUWUP Kit LUbrimatic Greage Grease Cartridges 8-cylinder car plugs. ow R". 66 For most cars. Savel Multi-purpose grease. Uni-Set Kit 2.77 Cartridge" or tub." .... - i , I Rocky Butler "We're having cube steak instead of sirloin," said rookie relief pitcher Dour Corbett, explaining how he and his wife The annual Bay Head Classic is being held this weekend at the Bay Head Racket Club. This is a state sanlitioned tour nament wi th competition in men and womens singles and doubles in the 35 and over, 45 and over and 55 and over age groups. .,me 0 W, players w state and nation tennis facilities tort the schools' campus) or hire a coach that has tennis as his main concern, not just a sideline. or sip up at ft . ., 1~_ - ... , * 'I Shop Sanford and Orlando Dilly :30-9:30, Sun. 12-4 Shop Leesburg, DeLand, Mt Dora Daily Sun. 12-4 In recent years- why? Probably because most schools are not willing to put forth the effort and money to secure good , towN VICTORYGROVISUMor NOT$OFILIDWILL$IFOR . I I ~. 'i back in the rocking chair at luxury. They say it isn't Twins have found various ways to make ends meet, tennis In the Seminole County area seems to be its weakest The league is for 1. andS. Notice I$ 11WIII1010 given "101 ft WKS"dintV SMII to Stated. It the undwallneds pursuant to the claim IS "cured, #he "curity WWII , I - -. ' .... ..'-,; 4 TTY-OULS for the Sadard IAMBUS will held Tuesday 'it Chase Park on Celery A ' claim lanof yet due, the date when It will bocom# due sliall be stated. ' - creditor or hiS agent or attorney, the 11110TIC111 1111"0611 - I . .• de ea , - P• W•• Tiy Outs On Tap IU•SP4y jj e estat•of - — . - Olvisleff t , Herald photographer Torn Vincent caught Lyman's baseball coach Bob McCullough in the act Iltursday during the Greyhounds Lou to Colonial. JOE D%NTIS . I - " ______ slat.ment of any claim crdem YOU may haveagainst h 110 East Commercial Post Office Drawer 0 Sanford. Florida 33771 Publish April 6. ; - 4 J ' - Kirk Plaza PuDding !~ - _____ 141 , . - "We rnisplayed two fly balls that gave them the first two runs and George was 'i little wild,"sa id Lundquist. q uist But Porzig pitched real well." The S C.0 Lady Raiders have clinched second place in For all of this to work, and It very important part of thegameIndeed,ittake$brajJa,14agofyjmerny Nothing will Curl a manager's tineup card more than giving the batter the hit and run sign with a man on first nuliking a steal attempt and the better goofs, say like he takes the pitch — Prato, the lead ruww gets oul and the scoring threat dies due to crossed wIres ,. . .; Within 3 months from the time of the first Publication Of this notice COURT ~ .. p." . - Pil.Numb.rN.4ICp Florida. CLERK OF THE CINCUIT .'. " - - .. I" THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CLAIMS Sanford, AGAINST ISEAL) L. - 'Ir . -. .1 - Publish April 6 1950 bst bidder for cash at 1 OD AM. C ounty Courthouse, 1''b'rt' . on the 23rd day of April, IM, at the West door of the ' . NOTICE OF SALE Dated thIS Ist day of April, A.D. NOTICE Is hereby given that Itgo. Phyllis Jordshl, CMC and sale entered in this cause City Clerk pending In the County Court In and of the for Seminole County, Florida, Alt ' rings, Florida being the undersigned Clerk will sell the Prowlin situated In SoMinolie -' - 1304IN4111`411. the City and some may be In. CL INK'S AMENDED specled by the public. Case No 793493CC 03 D, — I performing their magic, all In efforts to convince the barte nder they'd like another brew. commission. '--- . . Herzog extoft the virtues of bellying up to the bar and A. 4 " -, You've missed a real treat If you hven't caught Late Beer commercial on the tube, The one where Montreal's Dick W illiams and Kansas City's Whitey - Jf By United Press International squad gaines and Manager Dick Howser scheduled one each The striking baseball players are watching their budgets due for today, Sunday and Monday. However,,I vote will be taken to the cutoff of their daily expense nioney, but the Minnesota today to see if the players still want to participate in intra- Yet another junior league DeBary Sanitation. Wes Mott 561, Reg Sagmon mi, High Games: Don Neal 22?, Andy Doyle SR, Steve Van N"s ning, senior right hander George Porzig settled down to limit the Wildcats to only five hits. - "A lot of people like to the stadium and offers, "It's money but I find that hard to StrikingP1 Teammate Mike Dubose 17 I — shower in a week either. The coaching-box ballet in all part of the game.., the secret part of coach relaying his request to the batter and base runners, The art of cept on is often a comical one when it comes to relaying the signalL - I. Junior leaguer . And Doyle 213- 111, , Sullivan 213, Steve van Net& 20?. Don Noyer SV, Bob Osionski $21. No, those baseba ll skippers don't ha ve a case of the heebee-geebees, and it Isn't that they haven't taken a I i. 4 - years I'll be up there." Rocky Butler, another Junior ue Thompson, 13-year-old 1 o r d 's M e m o r I a 1 Stadium,home and hang out of of many youn gsters of Easter will be on hand to compete. This Li one of the very best tournaments of Its kind thhete and Sanford should be prouhe d of y Head for making it such a great success. ver catch yourself at a baseball game, toss a glance down to ft third base box. A careful inspection of the antics, movernents frantic cap slapping, car pulling, moustache rubbing and elbow touching are we w price o ad'- strike. In about four more """"""" Keg I . .. . , - P.M., or as soon thereafter i u uu the best I can. I Mike Thompson situation. Fourteen year old Marvin Smith says, ,,They shouldn't , , Village Inn, Sents Builders, 202, Don Neyer 2011-11", Reg - Tarrican Lawn Care, Sir J's, Segmon 191.DS, Ray Jordan 19$, - Jaycees Village TV RIF Steve Holloway 197 High Series: Wes Mott Jr. s6 2, . Disposal Ser., Charlle,s Pisces o _. ,-. - 0011~11 I A ., ......... ....... . . .. now eing interviewed. _`~~ f.' . feeling on the present - a 10,500-seat arena on campus and relatives In the area, . owners can't hammer out an DE BAR Y SOCIAL---- ___ 19?1 We$ Matt 206-11", Dean LEAGUE Cowdery 204, Was Matt Jr. M.201, Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr., Mitt Miller 202.193, Bob osensii 0 . Jesse Scoff are anything but pleased at I wanna go pro too." -. - ____________ Dempster In the front office, 4i - guys on the field and the guys player had much the sarne strike in a different light. ,~ the latest battle between the 1. ~ arrangement may be as high as $86,000 when all side benefits are taken Into consideration. But Rose Insisted Friday the money was not th e prime lure and that instead, it was the chmates the nearing completion of Conner was fired in January, miII break and some old baseball echoed his counterparts .'.: . die-hards. A -recent mini- remarks. -1 They shouldn't survey reveals basebaH fans strike, they should play cause o •. year. Rose was released from the final two years on his contract at Purdue Th ursday to sign a four-year, 111,000-a-year contract at USF. The contract gives him the option to terminate at his request and published reports indicate the financial coming year. .. as IN THE COUNTY COURT, possible. At the muting interested $ MiNOlI COUNTY, FLORIDA. parties may appear and be hoard CASE NO. 19-24"-CC43.0 with respect to the propmed or., SANFORD BOAT WORKS & clinancie. This hearing may to MARINA INC., a Florida cor. continued from time to time 11 I poreflon, final action Is taken ' Plaintiff, a . . nd complete I dinance is posted at the City Hall, Attamonts Springs, Florida, and - illusions, it'll k I ,, he said. Rose will have back all but two players from Wt season's USF team which went 6-21, including guard Tony Grier, the Wednesday is the first day for colleges to sign players and Rose „,just arrived on the USF campus Friday. I. "If o cut agreement to end the young .1 player strike, perhaps they down the major leagues, it's : should make a visit to San- gonna Mike ruin my career," kids ' h 1.1.3 $pas$oI Pewes ... FLORIDA, BY' RBVISINO THI The Airport A uthority reserves PROVISIONS FOR THE PAY. the right to reject any or all MENT OF DRAINAGE AND-OR Proposals, or any part thereof, and INSPECTION CHARGES; By to waive any informality or PROVIDING FOR HARDSHIPS; technicality In any Proposal In the AND BY REQUIRING INCOME Int eres t of FROM THE TRUST FUND BE 1.1.4 Sid So" RETAINED WITHIN THE A bond in the amount of 5 percent of the bid amount is required BILITY, CONFLICTS AND EF. to be submitted with each bid. PECTIVE DATE. Dated: April 1. l"o Sold Ordinance was placed an Sanford Airport Authority first reading an April 1, 111100, and Sanford, Florida the City Commission will consider By J S 'Red Cleveland same for final passage and CHARLES JAMES BOGNAR ak CHARLES J. and LEE A. HOWELL ' : - 1( slate to 5.18, but 10 previous wins had to be forfeited. After spotting Winter Park to runs in the first in - / , If the Major League players One of those surveyed is legal-beagle Marvin Miller taking the st.rike in a ral,ber -,: and baseball's rank and file Personal manner too. Tate said he was hurt in the u uO here, - -'14101~~ / Photos by Sam Cook "He will never enter the I. j (4-for-4) Park Friday. "That was Wait Law's best ganie ever," a delighted Coach Bobby Lundquist said about his junior shortstop's performance. The victory moved th e Seminole ~- .- . Story by Joe DeSantis USFS Rose Tackles Recruiting Role lob h eadcoach r ma ke HO promises - . I 1 arvin ago. Miller and Tate both Tate said. "But, I'll be back." overall general health," Weaver. t -I .r 1 certainties at the present, but like to fight Scott LeDoux. We should be field in City Of ring again at that wei ht as 9 indicated lie would like to would love to fight Muhani- Knoxville. I think people here long as I'ln managers's Miller have the Knoxville boxer face mad Ali," Miller said. "it like John Tate and I think it is said. "His weight has caught ' 1111r, ,- - McCulloug On T e Art Of Decepti n . the 15th day of Apr11, 1900, at 7:00 - Miller said lie would like to Whittle said. stage another fight in Tate entered the ring at 232 "We really haven't talked Knoxville. pounds for Monday's fight. .. 'f .1 .--- 'r agreed they would have to I examined at the office of the City TION 26-113 OF THE CODE OF Engineer, City Hall, Sanford, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF adoption after the public hoarl", which will be hold In the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, on Tuesday, . - I Drawings, specifications and OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, other Contract Documents may be FLORIDA. AMENDING SEC- DEU-27 , , ifl(itluiflh In Monday's opening gaine, Rotary meets V.F.W. at 5 p.m. Elks tangles with Moose in the 7:15 nightcap. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Knigh ts f Columbus d K I I by the City of Altamonte Springs, '1 • Fl orida, that the Commission willWednesday , f oll owed a .. game between V3 .fl, and may be obtained at the Airport manager's Office, Bldg, . Sanford Airport for a nonrefun. hold a public hearing to consider dable fee of $10.00. Checks made en actmen t of Ordinance No. 511payable to Sanford Airport , entitled: Airport Manager Publish: April 6. 1990 '__ Sanford's Walt Law banged out four hits and made two great plays defensively to pace the Fighting Seminoles to their fourth straight victory, 5-i at Winter ' It 0 startover. t TAMPA Fl ask facing urn as t1 new uUS,wtuui, coach at the University of South Florida Recruiting. ,..- . -- . - and manager began their 15th round knockout. "There is nothing per- fight by his weight and Tate, still showing the inarient.I ain pleased with his several low blows from climb to the top five years Moose goes after its fo ur th straight league title Monday when the Sanford Junior League opens its 1980 campaign at - - point standings. The defeat cost Atlanta the hotnewe ad%antage in the playoffs beginning next week. Gloves gm where the boxer Weaver delivered a crushing but in excellent health. ,04 -• Islanders 7, Flames 3 Bob Nystrom and Bryan Trottier each "I think the next fight r 1i 1- - from sportswriters and fans Monday flight in Knoxville away from the crushing Weaver helped cause Tate to challenger Friday in the lowly Golden when Mike knockout with a "headache," lose the fight. a a on April 10, 1910, in the Airport . is filled with -- . 4. , 13, 1910 DE 1.106 , . Scott LeDoux in his next doesn't really matter to us." a good boxing town," said up with him and I think he Tate was stripped of his Miller. match. understands Jerry Miller, along World Boxing Association Tate's physician Robert Miller also said he felt a with Tate, field questions heavyweight championship Whittle said the boxer came couple oflow blows from Mike I)itrIbUt?d.) king Fratur.'eSn'I,c,tr. Jessup Ave., Longwood, FL "7501 : the plans. (,*base Park on Celery Avenue. m. Grading, paving, and parking Seminole County, Florida und er :I :reas. Inclined ramp to aircraft the fictitious name of LONGWOOD Moose won the league championship last year during a LAWN SERVICE, and that I In. rea (50' x 151). playoff with first half winner V.F.W. t end to register seIdn am e wit h the p lumbing f clerk of the Circuit Court, restrooms. Expected to provide tough competition this year are Kiwanis • plans Seminole County, Florida in ac o Piping and Knights of Cl"n'b" • wnni h'ic rnti,rnini, . cordance with the provisions ' b v e t erans for water and sewer service. To-Wit. such as William Wynn, Mike Baker and Alton Coleman along Fictitious Name Statutes, i p. Any and all other Item I shown on the plans or refwrl*sd as Section IS6,09 Florida Statutei with several key newcomers such as Bruce Frankl' i n and to In contract documents or the • Sig- DAVID LENZ I satisfactory completion of this a Knights of Columbus, on the other hand, is loaded with Publish March 23, 30 and Aprill 6, opened and read aloud __ Paces a es Tribe i e Pos as t 'Cats a , ., Big John's Corner Wants LeDoux r- about any specifics. We would / , ~ ~i #4 . foriner WHA club in the, playoffs. North Stars for fifth place in the overall KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - John Tate's manager said Friday his fighter's comeback . . .. - 11 trail ______ tfl.. - 141rr-rt? ,7q .' kk I A / . scored two goals to boost New York's Gretzky's heroics gave hint 137 points, liwniiiered Quebec, 9-2, and the New two more than Marvel Dionne of Los York Islanders thrashed Atlanta, 7-3 Angeles. Dionne plays one more game Whalers 9, Nurdiques 2 N. III... - ll!ã ..,.. In other games, Hartford, the other point total to 89, ahead of the Minnesota the latter part of the season." . 1 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that am engaged in business at 351 E. k. Fire wall between dock -, , ' roll-up self contained, chain DET-84 operated. /' .",' Oilers to a 6.2 victory over the Colorado goals of any club in the league, finished Rockies Bnd wi NHL playoff berth. with 69 points — good enough to become He picked up 34 points since March the second former WIIA cl ub to qualif) i - I - Publish March 16. 73, 30, and April 61 1910 1. One 24' x 16' overhead door, / "'r' I thereafter; otherwise, a dela will be entered against you for the relief demanded in said Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal operated. II _., r " - -.1 - * /ft . .. ' . books," Edinonton Coach Glen Sather (full you're the league's top scorer, at for the season, tying him with Charlie said Friday night after Wayne Gretzky least for a day." Simmer of Los Angeles for the league scored a goal and two assists to lead the E(hnonton, despite allowing the most lead. player with that kind of peformance in of maximum height. Doors shall Of SPEER & SPEER, P.A. be roll up, self contained, chain P.O. Box 13" operated type. Sanford, Florida 327?1 1. One 12' x 12' overhead door, (305) 3221611 roll-up, self contained, chain Attomey for Petitioner I _. INN ... d. 1-1,3 inch vinyl faced of this Court on the 13th day of : fibergims-Insuiallon over Interior March, A.D., 1980. ,$ of entire roof and side walft. (SEAL) e. Fourteen skylights 3' x Ill. 0 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. 1. Seven 10' ridge vents with Clerk of Circuit court chain operators of sufficient length Seminole County, Florida I for sidewall tle-back. By Patricia Robinson 10 g. Gutters and downspouts. Deputy Clerk Four 20' x12' overhead doors THOMAS A. SPEER I Rlfcotflp OOOK C. . .1 ... .' \ with Southern Building Code attorney or immediately I . .0 I Proposed buildings are to be Florida, 32771, on or before April manufactured by American 21 A.D.. 1990, and file the original Buildings Company or equivalent with the Clerk of this Court either manufacturer and in compliance before service on VetIfloner's o . PA., Pet itioner's attorney, whose address is P.O. Box 1364, Sanford, with IS' cave height rigid frame clear span metal building, - SUndsy,Aprfl,1ftD-3B 4.I liI '.. :. By United Press International this year and Gretzky none. Mike Rogers, another former WHA A 19-year-old leading the NHL in "My first feeling is one of relief," player who scored two goals and two scoring? The Great Gretzky strikes Gretzky said. "There's been a lot of assists tocrack the 100-point barrier, now agai n, pressure in the past few weeks, leads the Whalers with 102 points. Blame "This kid is going to rewrite the record However, it's also a great feeling to know Stoughton scored one goal to give )j 54 , I R E: THE MARRIAGE OF ILA HARRIS JELKS, Wife. and HENRY JELKS, SR., Husband, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses if a. 60'x 100' Dock Height Storage . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - es Rolling Into Playoffs ,. Little Sympathy From Area Fans Players Draw I . filed Inthe Circuit Court, inand for Seminole County Florida, in Case No. 80-592CA04-E. entitled IN area With 14' cave height rigid frame clear span metal buiIcng % 1. \ NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been ENGINEERED METAL "I Ar' ,q,5,4/,q HENRY JELKS SR. 6 Weyreck Street Rochester, New York 14605 YOU ARE HEREBY &(me it' .1 . TO: called the Engineer. In general the project includes the construction of PRE. I , NOTICE OF ACT ION Husband. by the Engineering Department of the Sanford Airport, hereinafter 0 WA, HENRY JELKS SR.. "- ••... .. BabySS Faced Gretzky Keeps - --- 2/iVZ'5 nFIR f/d'b7##t and Manager, Bldg. No. 1. Sanford Airport. Sanford, Florida, until 2:30 P.M. on April 10, 1910 for the construction of metal buildings. Bldg. No. 41S, In accordance with drawings, specifications, and procedural documents prepared I /7.9 7W \ 6p,flONTQN 0/4 R5 a#/// iar,, \ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. E 2,O:E OF LA HARRIS .JELKS. Wife Public Notice 11 hereby that Sealed propos: received by the Sanford Airport Authority. San ford, Florida, by Alan Maver ETZKY A'-rHv Section 11 Advertisement For IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 1•1.lPubIIcp4oflce 01 . 26—Ev.ning Herald Sanford, Fl. Ic . - ____ - - ONO 1'IIB.CLLE ' ' ( I7GUTRLAaL 5i10PPICLNTIR I. 01.. 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Be sure to specify birth SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23— — 17 — — — — date, Dec. 21) All you need for - - - - - - 38 prospector In Brazil. 39 1 - E— - - — - - - — — — — — 44 45 46 ____ a l-/ ARCH I E by Bob Montana _______________________ _____ r''OU KNOW HOW liE I PHEASANt. LOVES TO EAT...WELL. I( ROAST FOWl. ANP WHEN HE DREAMT HE WAS AT . JUG OKE u.. A BANQUET EATING WITH _____ __ A 1001(5 HE HAS, E LOST 7L GH HIS EDBE5T 58 I'lE'P TORN OFF THE LEGS O 1415 TEPPY8FA.4'.' III 0 , ____ _____ or WIN AT BRIDGE which could benefit you friend. . . Incidentally, when and if 'ou do pass at two hearts and It turns out that partner's For Monday, April 7, 1980 - Your skills will make all the pieces fit neatly. YOUR BIRTHDAY April 7,IM c. .. F- 11ME. ItJ144rs .6J.L.IMFtr64jT GAME 11.WJ 114€ /1 . You hold S-Q93H.2DA is just a one-round force. A - U I by Ed Sullivan 7 Gf?AN -' i r Al4. YES.' THAT WA'J '' IT WAS A TOUGH i I PG t fCALL.) I SEASON. 6131 1 'CUR (117 HIGH ..-' , THE LAST YEAR I 1 ( : T HURT , ATER SCHOOL FLAYEP FULLBACK! A I STILL MANAGEP TO L0,,/ I INTHEATTICf,,,,J i Go ON .AJ4P WIN_ I I r OrØALL LET rR.' ' I I -. 'I c / If (71 £. • .1 / ' '-;-. "ti,,,,. ' _,. -r You can also reverse if the response Is one heart, but here (For a copy of JACOBY date. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you will plan to pass if he just MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Use lessons you've learned w._~ ANNIE E'PTCR -_ . Ai . I ' _____ _______ ____ _____________ ' 1 1j Il'' lii 'ii uI'' _________________ ____ ___________ _______ ______________ IBlLL.. I _____________ ____ __ - -. " ThAT copem,i ______ ___ ____ 1"' ______________ _______________ 'Ijl I. ____ _____ ___ _____________________________ _____ _______ ____________________ '' I I 'I Ii ' '.III I"III'. JJIIj PV_ s... _________ __________ 114 . - by 1. K, Ryon __ ___ 'ii _________________________ _______ ____ IIIII ..', ___________________________________ __ ____ __ ___________________ _________________________________ ______________________ ___ ________________ ________________________ -) ___________ "Hurry S MOVIE Sundown" (C) (1967) Michael Caine, Jane Fonda. A vengeful aspaymanllorrefusingto (DO I _____________ _____ CON&ftAT59 MF114J WI4ADS 1H GXP IN COUN51-IN& NM - D '41111; INPIAN OF __ MTH __ H ISSS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SUNW _ __ ___ _ __ _ ___ -- _____ '1 riIL L nastics on unicycles. (R) from an illegal drug operation. (111(17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 10:30 (11) 0 EASTER SERVICE A EVENING 8:00 will be telecast from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. BAPTIST 117)0 FIRST CHURCH 11:00 0 (4) EASTER SUNDAY MASS John Cardinal Cody celebrates an Easter Mass at sill (35) BIONIC WOMAN A deadly poison will kill Jalme unless Max the bionic dog can help find the antidote. 3(10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "King Arthur" Arthur and Mordred's armies meet in battle;years later, Lancelot comes to Guinevere in a con- (5)0 FACE THE NATION (DO BILL DANCE OUT DOORS ([1) (35) MOVIE "Hold That Ghost" (81W) (1941) Abbott and Costello. Joan Davis, A gangster leaves a roadhouse to Bud and Lou. (I 1/2 Hrs,) Cole Slaw Mixed Vegetables C9 (10) PRESENTE Green Beans Rolls French Fries THURSDAY, APRILIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Oven Fried Chicken Whipped Potatoes Corn Green Beans Milk or Shake EXPRESS Frank on Bun tee Cream Hamburger Rolls Milk French Fries Tossed Salad octopus, (Closed captioned for 8 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA the hearing impaired) (5j 0 ED ALLEN Renaissance. (R) ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Whipped Potatoes Greens riences of a boy who loses his Mini Steak Sub Sloppy Joe Chill Dog French Fries Fresh Fruit Tossed Salad Milk or Shake FRIDAY, APRIL If ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Mini Steak Sub Two French Fries Cheeseburger Toned Salad Green Peas Corn Applesauce Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Greens Sliced Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Cheeseburger Green Peas Tossed Salad Corn Fresh FrWt Milk or Shake Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH WEDNESDAY, APRILP MlniSteakSub ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Cbeeseburger ' Cold Sub Ground Beef Mgrs, Choice) BulteredRice Broccoli French Fries Greens Corn Applesauce Milk orShake EXPRESS Mini Steak Sub PHalV es ear Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS GroundBeef Mgrs.Cbolce) Cold French Fries Tossed Salad Ftshwlch Rice Broccoli sion. (Closed captione, ( 1 ) 5 rallia NAL "Pain Or Puncture" 1111(17) NEWS 6:45 33(10)A.M. WEATHER 6:55 FLORIDA ___ - P-1-110 — ...r. -- — -r sw _ — - - — - — _L _ 1i MORMON r 1 0. . I __ (1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:00 0 TODAY Qi) (35) BUG S BUNNY AND FRIENDS llI2) (11 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (1) 0 MOGAN'S HEROES 111111(35) TON AND JERRY 0 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (112) (I 7) MY THREE SONS AFTERNOON 5:30 0 NEWS 12:00 0(4) CHAIN REACTION (5)0 (DO NEWS ff TRIO(TUE) (171)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY N 10) SESAME STREET (NON, WED-FRI) 24 (10) FLORIDA LEGISLA. -_ TURE - OPENING SESSION (TUE) (17) MOVIE (COP4T'D) (NON) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (TUE. THU. FRI) (112) (I 7) MOVIE (WED) AU. PG I? 92 12 ws ,. 99 ira SlnlIn St.á Hows.'s Fresh Fruit MilkorShake " . ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB Fresh Garden Salad, Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Cottage Cheese, Fresh Fruit, LUNCHEON ________________________ ____________________________________ __________________________________ Assorted Relish Trays, Assorted Cheese & SPECIALS ' :- .1 . .- I Sunday Bi'unch ' ia., I.th MIUdP LUNCH 11 AMTIL3PM ALL YOU CAN EAT Crackers, Creamy Whipped Potatoes, Baby Belgium Carrots, Candied Yams, Buttered Peas, Cornbread Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Minted Lamb Sauce, Cranberry Sauce, Assorted Rolls and Butter, Assorted Desserts & Easter Candy, ________ Co ffee I 11 Sk\\ '5DINNERS FOR 1e99 EAe:, or Tea. 11~ I / $3 95 kmd 10*10 ALMS P.M. % *AWN 1111111111116 WORLD ____ JJHI, sills Ib bviI. i ________ I .. iii UJ 1.99 i I' 1/2 - 12 —'. ,— .• Prlc• ':y'fl J __________________________ : FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART FREE COLORED EGGS ____ . FROM OUR Wsj _ -- NS$I$CSTCSVNII$ u * Children Under : - ad _________________________ A 00 to 4 'IS. ' NO. iö...e.'ee.emss.sui •, Nw ___ ___ VWW ___ ____ ___ ____ "-= -1r, "p' .el MEek Piesss WNB M.ikise* Gravy'1e99 No. 12.e.....e.. 9 vs $ 'liVE ,. isu.srnus*.maTh - ' ' 1 EASTER BUNNY'" _ - 4 ./ 710 N1 COMPANY vtwoua NUTRI. __ _ p.TiMvGoai.i ... _____ S ___-. _ $g MI Mu .103105 . ' . ha — th -A - - IN 0 *W, N LSN4IM 11 09 711 I Z%w - I OOL=, '-.1-" :iD. Sanford Lak.Monro1, 1 I . ____ ___ _____ 't?.'.c.i, 'r.... __ 9 10)SYNTHESIS 11(FRI) 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD (24(10)ASWE SEE ITflHU 0 (10) FOOTSTEPS(FRI) 11:55 1121(17) NEW S $10 I _ 4:30 0(41) BONANZA Z 7136-9141 1:11 12:15 0 (!D TODAY IN FLORIDA (J)0GOOO MORNING ED (17) LOVE. AMERICAN 0 (4) NASHVILLE MUSIC legitimate member of society. STYLE (MON) FLORIDA Guests: Faron Young, Kelly U) (35) JERRY FALWELL 12:30 7:30 Warren, David Houston. 9,00 0(4) NEWS (DO NASL SPECIAL The 0(1) TODAY Po (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. players and game action of the 0(41) JESUS OF NAZARETH (7)0 GOOD MORNING VIELAND Franco Zeffirebli's epic film conROW AMERICA North American Soccer League cludes with the Last Supper. "WTIP'lls 1221216 (2) 0 RYAN'S HOPE (ID (35) SULLWINKLE are h1ohlic3hied. the betrayal, Jesus' crucifixion ([11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:30 Boo and subsequent resurrection. I) NDA Y 4:45 (121(17) MOVIE (MON. TUE, • MOVIE "The Magic (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (Part 4) (Closed captioned for AR L To 7:11 p,m. THU. FRI) Sword" (C) (1962) Basil Rath(II) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE the hearing Impaired) (R) bone, Estelle Winwood, A 1:00 (5)0 ALICE When Alice 8:25 young hero battles an evil IRD 50 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES s to let Tommy go to refu se 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA sorcerer with the aid of a sword 0ThE YOUNG AND THE Mexicoforaweek,hebecomes (DO GOOD MORNING given him by a wi tch. (1 1/2 RESTLESS 731 GREASE pe upsetandmovesinwithMel, FLORIDA Hrs.) (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 9:30 8:30 3:00 (I])(35)3S LIVE '' FAST BREAK (5)0 THE JEFFERSONS The (4') TODAY (241 (10) THE MYSTERY OF Jeff ersons look back at the (DO INTERNATIONAL BOX1140 Jose Ouvas takes on year 1968 when George decldHarold Dolbrecht for the WRA I ed to go for broke and open his World Welterweight title (from own business. -.t i a_ . .. , .. - Tampico. Mexico). (0 (35)JIMMY SWAGCkART 3:30 10:00 0NRAASKLL 0TM)PER JOHN, M.D. ,, , 0 . . i A boyfriend of Trapper's ex. wife who is in desperate need • (4) MOVIE "The Out-OfTowners" (C) (1970) Jack of surgery Insists that Trapper PerfOrmtheOpel'ation.(R) Sunday - April 6 Lemmon. Sandy - Dennis. A I/ couple visiting New York expe- (24(10) FAWLTY TOWERS (17) WINSTON CHURCW rlences ivory known urban Served 12 Noon TIl 9 p.m. ILL' THE VALIANT YEARS disaster. (2 Hrs.) ,', (35) GRZLY ADAMS "Yalta" EASTER SPECIAL "The 10:30 '." / ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY _________________ ' BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ~,[, $ ________ (24(10)NOVA(WED) 3(10) STUDIO SEE (THU) er's shows up at Ann's house looking for help In becoming a 2:00 1h A TUE. THU. FRI) gang of suspected drug smug- ([1) (35) SPACE GHOST ' glers. (fi) DINO BOY (WED) S (U(35) FANTASTIC FOUR PLACE Hours away from ('I'Hu) opening their restaurant, (1111(35) HERCULOID8(FRI) Archie and Murray are still (1O)SESsEsTREET franticall y searchina for a cook, © (17) THE THREE 8:30 STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME cs An ax-con friend of Schneld7:25 dog serves as a reminder of the deeper meaning of Easter. (8 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) . 130 •(4)8PORTSAFIELD (7)0 TONY BROWN'S JOUR' (121(17) SPECTRENAN (MON. (10) ODYSSEY (MON) hearing impaired) (RI (D 0 GOOD MORNING 8:00 AMERICA 0(4) CHIPS Jon and Ponch (U) (35) SHAZAM (NON) 9o undercover as demolition (24(10) SESAME STREET 4 Mini Steak Sub Cheeseburger French Fries Greens Corn Applesauce Applesauce Milk or Shake EXPRESS Pizza Cheeseburger Toned Salad and the motivating force behind their historic mass exodus from Egyptian oppres- (MON, TUE. THU, FRI) 4:00 0(14) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 131) 0 AFTERNOON PLAYHOUSE 0 MERV GRIFFIN ([1) (35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS (R) 6:30 child Moses grows to become a revered leader of the Israelites 8 (I 0) ANOTHER VOICE 12:30 0 @ii MEET THE PRESS cs 0 30 MINUTES 6 (10) FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 U @)CHAMPIONSHIP FISH. IP4G (1) 0 NSA BASKETBALL (fl)(35) EASTER IS The expe- Tomato Wedge Ice Cream Rolls Milk or Shake EXPRESS LARGE (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS 5)060 MINUTES (DO MOVIE "The Tan Commandments" (1956) Charlton Heston, YuI Brynner. The C9 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) ff2) (17) THE FLINTSTONES 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 8:05 8 OD SPORTS ODYSSEY Sloppy Joe Mini Steak Sub MORNING (THU) TUESDAY, APRILS Cheeseburger Green Peas Tossed Salad Applesauce Milk MIDDLESCHOOLS MONDAY mean dog, is chased by a seal and held underwater by an (DO DIRECTIONS Authorhistorian Luigi Barzini cabbrates Easter through the art, music and history of the Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake Cole 111111(35) CASPER (R)(MON, WED-FRI) 24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 3(10) FLORIDA LEGISLAlURE — OPENING SESSION (R) (MON-IHU) (8 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN (TUE) BRIEF (FRI) (1111(17) MOVIE 1111(17)1 LOVE LUCY (NON, 10:30 TUE. THU. FRI) 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD 3:30 SQUARES (1]) (35) THE FLINISTONES 5)O CELEBRITY WHEWI While trying to stay out of trou- 12:00 Barbecue on Bun Hamburger French Fries curtailed by the lovely Delilah. (2 1/2Hrs.) (7)0 NEWS ble, Pluto steals a bone from a (12) (17) WORLD AT Pizza HOTEL (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 3:00 1151)0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:00 a (1) POPI GOES THE 9 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS. herself. (Part 8 of 8) COUNTRY (NON) SIC (NON) (M(11 7) WRESTLING 8 (j[) PORTER WAGONER 2 1 0) STUDIO SEE(WED) (TUE) 4(1O) THE ADVOCATES IN 8:30 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE BRIEF (THU) 0(1) NBC NEWS ROAD (WED) 3 (1 0) WE SEE lT(FRI) () 0 THE BAXTERS "Birth 0(41) THE WILBURN BROTH. Control Responsibility" 10:55 ERS(THU) (DOABC NEWS 0CB5 NEWS 0(41) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (24 (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS (5)0 HEALTH FIELD 11:00 7:00 0 HIGH ROLLERS '7)0 SUNRISE 0 (4) DISNEY'S WONDER- ff2) ( 1 7) LISTEN (NON) CE) CS THE PRICE IS RIGHT AFTERNOON Frank on Bun 0 (4) ANOTHER WORLD (1]) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 24 (10) INTERLOCHEN (TUE) 10:00 O(4) CARD SHARKS ([p (35) PTL CLUB FUL WORLD "Pluto's Day" Baked Dessert Milk orShake EXPRESS Sliced Peaches Milk orShake SENIOR HIGH c army of robots. (R) vent where she has secluded 11:30 SENIOR HIGH Ground Beef (Mgrs. Cholcej Fishwlch Barbecue on Bun Buttered Rice Broccoli (POAS THE WORLD TURNS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE tIll (35) GONER PYLE 3 (10) NATIONAL GEO GRAPHIC SPECIAL(WED) (112) (I 7) BASEBALL (WED) 2:25 ([2) (17) NEWS (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) (1)0 MOVIE "Samson And Delilah" (C) (1951) Victor Mature, Hedy Lamarr The _ ___ 4, Herrera, Robert Reed. The leg. endary magician Mandrake uses his powers to combat a power-crazed madman and his Cole Slaw Sliced Peaches Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS FrankonBun Pi French Fries 6 ) "Mandrake" J1979) Anthony Antonio Jorge. James Waglen 1111(17) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE The IMF's task Is to recover three tons of speed — 4 I I 6 _ )________________ -. p I _____ , Cuba?" Guests: Manolo Reyes, Holy Name Cathedral in ChIca. ao, Baked Dessert Milk or Shake "What FRIENDS 24 (10) STUDIO SEE "Unicycbs" The St. Helen's School Unicycle Drill Team In Newbury, Ohio performs gym. No. 5M CONIOS ___ ___ ' ____ ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Frank on Run French Fries 11:30 (1(1) NBC LATE MOVIE oltempts to gain the respect Of , :. ___ Mixed Vegetables Rolls MONDAY, APRIL? Are We Going To Do About his co6ssguss after losing It Ovevacandssamietaks.(2Hrs. uomais $10 1bu4 c*rn/ _______________ fl(gJC$'1E, I P00 vVU ________________ ______ FU.Sf ___________ _____ _ School Menu 5:00 (10)V.l. PEOPLE (THU) C9 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN (FRI) si (I 7) ROMPER ROOM 900 8 T DONAHUE (51) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 MOVIE tIll (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) U (I 7)FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 tll (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (10) MISTER ROGERS(R) "Towi,d _ _______ by Craig Liggsft ' s...?F v1 h1T ER AND FRIENDS __________ an is blackmailed after assum. (10) FIRING LINE 2 11:00 0@ 0 NEWS si (17) MOVIE "No Man Of Her Own" (1950) Barbara Stanwyck, John Lund. A wornlog the identity of a dead pas. senger following a train crash. 10:00 (7)0 KIDSWORLD (Ii) (35) PORKY PIG AND t24 (10) federal subsidies on the Indus. tion of "Macbeth," Is profiled. STORY (TUE. WED) (1 0) TENNIS(THU) (10) HOLLYWOOD TELE. VISION THEATER (FRI) 2:00 0 @) THE DOCTORS 11) (35) try, workers and life of Michigan's largest city. Iii)(I 7) RUFF HOUSE authorities banned his produc- No. 7..e..e....e.RIS.Il3,79 1.99 MNI US A S$I* _ lOONIES MOVIE Unknown" (C) (1956) Wikiam Nolden, Lloyd Nolan. A pilot ____________________________________ FATHF GOES TO fl'E TRIMS iowmc ciiwni nA-r NOWIN'RAP4NMOPGQAPER: 0 17 IT is WRITTEN e:oo (5)0 REX HUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE ( ll (35) CASPER 8 10 SESAME STIREET(R) (12) (17) THE THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS 6:30 Moyers examines the effects of CH (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY ELCHE (NON) (10) AMERICAN SHORT 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA TENNESSEE TUXEDO MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (NON) (1O) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) (I 0) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 4(10) BILL MOYERs'JOURNAt. "The Detroit Model Bill (R) . aS his Iand,(2HrL40Mm] I ._ __________________ Orlando Public Broadcasting System LIVE Hosts: Dick Benjamin in ___ __ ___ ____ __ S c4 SATURDAY NIGHT Independent Atllnta, a.. tIll (35) PTL CLUB 9*ets: ThsGrsIsfuI Dead. NORM. _______ TUMBLE WEEDS .. -- yJ ,.4ff,____ .. ) A vin 'I_pi$Ct$5 yf lION! 11:30 BILL ____ _________ OVER IJ ..ThAT $f45 )4f VUKE iVUR EU., GN1OR TEuS "IVU MOUT HIS SllCfRf? ________ _______ ESIN -- $I44MO 44l l4j SURf 5EENEP N4OTHER ____ - (.ini, Ronnie McDowell. 11:00 •(F(F•(DONEW$ (221(35) MOVIE "The S.v.n Minutes" (C) (1971) Wayne Maundsr, Marianne McAnd(5W, A WTIISf defends 1115 book against charges of poinography wttlie a young men faces raps charges after read2Hrs.) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYINGMCS (h7) DICK MAURICE AND byLaslsard$tsn by Bob Thav.s ________________________ . (DO FANTASY ISLAND A plump young woman (Adrienne Batb.au) wanting to become sam and beautiful and a former boxer (Gary Collins) hoping to fight for is world title visit the island. (R) 10:30 (17) NA5HVIL MUSIC 4 -5 At'. 8 (1) 111111111111ME TOM SATUR. DAY Tom Snyder profiles undercover cop David Toms, who was the inspiration for two lv series. (5)QHA3EN Hag.n'saulstant (Darien. Car,) is arrested for murdering her husband but can't remember anything about it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) GOVERNOR'S Chores requiring immediate HIGHWAY SAFETY.:. attention should not be . neglected today. Don't put COMMISSION of Ad,n.n,ft,aI,on anblng off, because you're tio,Ida __________________ apt to be less industrious _____________ tomorrow. FLORIDA VIRGO(Aug23-Sept22)In I mattersthatrqufregood MR11ff A[1]; ___ organizer, you'll be the right SUNSHINE STAlL person to [LU the slot today. Q HO1'rb 09 * 1:: . 1. p..... ............ sngpoMUoncouidalienate ____ _____ THAT IJII.UIC Maxx alone with her sleepover pal, a 12-year-old boy. (24 (10) MARTY ROBSINS Guest: Nil hIlls. 10:00 Rather than going overboard worthy, dependable and a 4-1 1•141 yourself. You are a good achiever today, but you could LOVE BOAT Vickie flips over a singer, and a clumsy woman creetee havoc on the 5hlP , 9:30 &ii AND MAXX • Norman's romantic dinner date ond thoughts about leaving on issues today, try to steer a person they can lean on in middle course. Taking a their time of need, I I adversary Wo Fat. you should be able to turn a PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tidy profit. Don't settle for the Pals hold you In high esteem first price, today because they ap. CANCER (June 21-July 22) preciate that you are trust- '4 FRANK AND ERNEST lists is none other than his old for brawn. PuIt your .. be a poor goes back to two hearts. Not Bridge," care of this newspa. from .experiences as that you are happy here, but pe, P.O. Box 489, Radio City reference points today and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. gbably two hearts is the Station. Now York, N.Y. you won't repeat mistakes. 19) Without being too pushy Old pitfalls may present today, it may be necessary for You to yotWselfthofder themselves. te ur ct yo self- xgeresta __ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) to pro The doormat role doesn't t By using your smart.s ___ commercial situations today YOU. by Stofful & H&mdahl ______________ McGarratt learns the kid. napper of three eminent 5Clefl I Is cut ~when he has 9w. . 4111111111111- 411111110 •IpIf,,iIUp.s,lqIIL_ You may not be working nature will be Moire your cup ' depending on whether you are after a one-heart response? Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 could earn you extra pennies. . an optimist or a pessimist. if Two clubs is slightly better for each to Box he bids two notrump, three than one notrump. Do not con- 489, Radio City Station, N.Y., 19) Leave nothing to others - . clubs or three diamonds you sider a reverse bid. (NEWSI'A}'ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 10019. Be sure to specify birth that you should be doing for . bid three spades. _____ CURSES, TM A VICTIM O a (1)SANFORD Fred takes Evelyn to a posh restaurant that he can't afford. I 3?4.c BUGS BUNNY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)' minor-suit kings. If partner to three or four hearts. what you have at hand. Be splendid mind to work, ' responds one spade, you can Suppose you open one club satisfied with small gains. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. - ' wed afford to reverse to two with S - 8 3 2 H - 2 D - 4% 5 4 Find out more of what Lies Dec. 21) Give matters that '' diamonds. If he rebids two C. A K 9 8 6 What should YCU ahead for you in the year relate to person al finances ' spades you just bid four. If he bid after a one-spade rebids two hearts you can bid response? Raise to two following your birthday by priority today. You might be either two or three spades spades! What should you rebid sending for your copy of able to spot something that ' __ _ ______________ 1"' /_1 .. you'll be victorious. bid with only one of the this responder to fail to jump -today, so make the most of _________________ __________________ PRISCILLA'S POP have everything necessary to You have a sound opening and there was no reason for under optimum conditions of tea today than doing tiungs: I ___________________ _____________________ what is king above a minimum open. brought up time and time be a winner, so vent your . again, ing ambitions. g-T -rgj. .Yipj1' f NJD1}46 E&)V(.JMkjT 3 ____________ \ ling similar to and should show at least a full ADn4.IS)3Trr(JTER LViE*)TA traditions Including belly beans, colored eggs and Easter parades. (Al 900 you have made a reverse bid reversed! How could you for you this coming year than you from your final objectives : which is a one-round force pass?" you have heard some. it has been in the past. You today. Be persistent and by Howle Schneider AT I ,50 4 Astaire narrates an animated explanation of many Easter partner responds one spade then says, "Partner! You N E E K & MEEK 0 THE TIM CONWAY 8140W Guest: Melba Moore. (DO THE EASTER BUNNY COMIN' TO TOWN Fred two hearts or diamonds after and he wraps up 11 tricks and likely' to be more important Don't let minor setbacks deter - • :11 fine& him for transporting Ille- ,., r r __________________ ____________________________________________ __________________________ 0(4)8.1 AND THE BEAR To help pay for his new cruiser, Sheriff Cain frames BJ and gal alIens. (R) In modern bidding, when ______ 8:00 ________________________________________________ . % 'g; '.-a.% tala LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even vitation today to a large though this is normally a day gathering, by all means go. _______ By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag K" D94UE sill (35) FLORIDA our000s "The Big Cypress" , (10) WORLD OF THE SEA "Gentle Giant" 2)(17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Flames vs. Washington CapI. -L of relaxation, spend the You might met someone In- " necessary time on things teresting and make a new '' 11, I 60 0(4) VOICE OF VICTORY C!) 0 EASTER LITURGY SER VICE ([1) (35) DR, E.J. DANIELS WATCHING — — — — — — — _______________________________________________________ ______ r 7:30 well today in important c- your commercial affairs. to-one r e 1 at io nsh PS, Blend with them in a — 54 primarily because you're homogenous brew. - — — looking out for the other PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 57 fellow as well as for yourself. Should you receive an in- ——— 59 ___ I PRACTICALLY' 'WEIVRY 774F ,Fl6grR".'~.. PRACTIC D.'______ ______ _______ _______ — — 50 51 52 53 — — — __________ — — 55 56 _ —— ———— ____ ______ -- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. the most of the collective 19) Y situation. CANCER (June 21-July 22) sight, coupled with your logic, You conduct yourself very will serve you well today in 47 48 49 - — — — — ____ e proper ay 7:00 IN SEARCH OF... Stampley, Moe Randy. ClarenceGatemouth Brown, DO LAWRENCE WELK (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred Is sure that the ring Lamont gave him as a present is tho one he has heard was stolen from Frank Sinatra, 3(10) DIAMOND RIVERS The life and times of a diamond 42 43 ) L ______________________ It takes to scaire us.(A) Spreading sunshine wherever motivation. Once you get in yougotodaycomesasnatural gear, the sky Is the limit. --- 21 23 24 25 26 to you as breathing. You know Think "win," and get going. — ___ A___ — — — — how to make others feel both CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 27 28 29 30 31 wanted and important. June il)) 19) Others may seek you out — — _______________________________ — — GEMINI (May 2132 33 Joint ventures look promising for advice or counsel today for you again today. If you're because they'll sense you are 35 36 37 tied in with a winner, make a person who has the answers. I 4-6 success - 19 PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO 'Monsters In The Movies' Roger Ebert and Gene SiskeI take a look at monster movies •- how they started, how they've changed and what 8 (D 43 ORAL ROBERTS (II) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS. 8YCATS 9:00 0 (4) OUTLOOK CD 0 SUNDAY MORNING (7) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO ff1 135)ThE FLINISTONES 10) MISTER ROGERS(R) I32(17) LOST IN SPACE 9:30 (4) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 7:30 8(10) SNEAK (4) Independent Orlando st. Petersburg, by tuning to channel 8; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). David Moses. 6:30 0(1) NBC NEWS (i 0 CBS NEWS (7)0 NEWS (10) Orlando Renewal" t1(17)UNTOUCHABLES 4:30 D 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS NCAA Gymnastics Championships (from the University of Nebraska) National Championship Air Races (from Reno.Nevada). 24 (10) CAMERA THREE "Director In Exile" Soviet director Jonas Jurasas. now living in the U.S, after Soviet in addition totho chann*ls listed, cablavision subscribers may tune into in do pe nde nI chan not 44, ground pyramid with an alien who claims Earth will be destroyed. (10) V.I. PEOPLE Host' to (1 7) 1 (NBC) Daytona Beach (4) (.4)C.)O t (CBS) Orlando () 0 600 NEWS BIONIC WOMAN If. VIRGO clii (35) (ABC) Orlando 0 A - ,,.- ____________________________________________________________ Cable Ch. Cable Ch EVENING E ,_. Sunday, April, 1fl0-7C _________________________________________________ rn i a Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ________________________________________ ; 46 Mexican party 12 Motoring THERE - [ J AP 8 Skin problem 44 Wildebeest LSE RIGHT C ",-,~~ 42 Attraction HOROSCOPE ISJS E LILI. NITIF 1 House plant 41 Composition U WILL-'Y'OU HELP M) Answer to Previous Puzzle green HONEY, 1. - . -i ll ___ _ _____ ___ ___ _______ _ _____ ___________ S ' :. -, �8 CtvInIngHeraId Sanford Fl Sunday, April ,ii AI -- ms 4 , day April 6, 1980 MNFORD, FLORA el DOONISIURY by Garry Trud.0 A \ ,0 c) 40%) I LE V W FjaI /w £tWLZJ%6 IP A SWII LIKE 7Hi5 6#7A 0ff sLF./NLt5E.%'T 2 :* ( sc3nford Cras y1 ... l • .i ' , ..1' tj ity Oftly j I 7m4 )wm xw C4!. r Avf WA 7F )tR 5MAM Mm US W PL4CThW 70 MY 85T58. MW ~MW IN 71E NIP \rat jrr %ver Boord\ shorlnY oil Up h imw MY &Vr 14W RZW,r fliti &9 /UVt5Z i%tI M7Ri? TAIWF )cZ'IV.. •., ... \ ••••;;' I' :. 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SPORTS in brief .LOCAL NEWS in detail In addition, every Friday you receive £e161v1e magazine, a complete entertainment guide with a full week's TV listings and stories. RD- Ii • I Name Address_ Phone________________________________ City Enclosed Is my check in the amount of $ I Year 143.00 ths 67.80 6 Evening Heupid 300 N. P.O. lox 1657 French Ave. Sanford, FlorIda Like Two IMM THe qL l_____a_____________a_________________________________ Pleas* enter my subscription to the Evening Herald CLIP AND MAIL.' I ICLIP AND MAIL I I 32771 kQ aid .4 - 4 1J ,wo CO-SCWff ATh4srrarw7 zy 217ttflY,9V14C6 ByclY/Ly CLAP! CLAP! I CLAP! CIOjAP HEtPME / O(ff/(1p frfWr' — LAP' \PP I 717 TAlK, MAN. AT 1L45T I Ct 10 Meet Sofl0 KM OW PflW7WiT A 250-PA66 VAWIT/NE 70 i4 %jF AND 10W My 01E 5747: W'" :: .n'%nb" • ..• ;~ix Awmee, )WL F/kV I Arflt"ak .T!Jul": 4% Aff. 115 / �I • _____-.---- -•--- : • • -- 1_ --. --- --•• -----•----••--- - - - ---------- ---- .- ••- -------•-•-.-•- - •- -- ---. -•-•• S im soly AtVNAW to ------ -•----- - / -- - --- --- - S - - I.. - .•. _, • - •. I I.. AWN(7A IF 84Ck is 9ILLI . 0 i.'* *msi1s, kQ AfES 'II pJ S47vgaw Avp me IT THAT .1 WSW DO %ONPERFt1t.? Hu P, HAS 6 PA"S OF INSTRUCTIONS. 7)VIF THE LOSER "THIS ON& Our Storike MA4 IN FROM THE CLUTCHES OF SLAVERS. ANXIOUSLY THEY QUESTION THE NEWLY FREED 6ALLEY SLNES.- Am HAS LOH- WEt O 5OKEAf)4t' All an 48OUT I •/ 1 1 1 1 1•• J"l ., ( f 'i I ,•• ,' V \ •j' >- if. • \ . MAto - 'ris R 7' - . op ARQiLwo I - . colum, but Mft a - - grease and lNs Isiista.psar ...; same dm*. I iiujui.. ,• COOK DIRT AWAY DEAR HELOISE lis added baking soda to the tea. ith e w v. scrubber. iteM. a..a uwir u." ;-.- I - .- -. -. - -- •• -.- ---k. - -• -I •- _ •/ - - ha, NEXT WEEK: Piscovr APR/CA. JESSICA WAXES CLEVER DEAR HELOISE: I have been saving up your columns in the Sunday paper. I was looking through them to find something to do and found how to make place mats with your favorite comic strips using clear adhesive-backed plastic. My mother suggested using two pieces of waxed paper since we didn't have any plastic. l cut the two pieces of waxed paper about a hall Inch larger than the comic and then pressed them with a warm iron (under Mom's sup.rvislon). It works just as good as the other way, only better. - - 11Sss4u, SWeat' for seadles I. this Hotels. FLAKY IDEA J DEAR HELOISE: When a recipe calls for TV DINNER - A. T T.G. G , - -• - UN-FOIL DEAR HELOIS E : Though I'm think this is a good suggestion fo yourrs?"1 I was making TV dinners the other night and it said DEAR READER: This ls yew column. ff you'd Ilike sha re a Not, ask a - - - afterwards. Shirley : '' CORSICA: THAT LAJR OF BRIGANPS, Aus/ toll 446) Just discovered something greatI space question or make i suffa. Noting to clem . write of IN& burner pans paps news pot of water and cooked the around th. edge ofa shoo box "up* Hush. ° - OR S'IIP 8OLhVP F crushed corn flak", t:nd the flakes i nut way Ug$on there AM DEAR HELOISE: . . IN C5/cA, HE bløt. Thanks tsr nmlnrig .111 water and boiled them 10 chop No minutes. That black slidoft - . &040Y - And you are NsouiraIysarnece .•, I-. A 'SOON Jr AXNP MYWIF A a4ZLEYSIAMF AFrfR ^4NY YEARS X NOS Rj,r w CW rNE & OCA, FCR Aw?70w, sur WNAr aw COULP ANYONE HAVE DEAR HELOIS E: I buy plastic trash cans and use them to store things that aren't used of lon. You can turn the lid over, veritwithac1oth tid salt • a spars table. Bea sweet ut the remaining lipstick onto oa pl"of aluminum foil, and melted It over a candle. She then poured the liquid Into an old tube and, prottol, a new tube of lipstick in an stand original shads. She let the tube until it hardsnsd I went home and triad it and it worked for me too. A really good way to save a few pan. flies here and there. Just...Give Martha the Credit ?1u1J - •,• 77* ' E 143 AERSrDs4avE. VTh By tossing jar rings at the pins, a child can use his It, and hod neversoon ltin your column, l thought lwoijlds.ndlt Imagination and decide lfhe's along to you. playing "rescue" or catching A Martha gathered all of her apony. EIUR i old 1• . '0 Wma ps ._ ce~Dwrf me tubes of lipstick that were VIM - 'TM4TMTJ &A WS I was visiting my friend, Martha, and saw her do something really unique. Since I had never thought of •r YEARS AW X Str OtJr&V AtARKEr air z ow 6ME AV 40CRE 7M"' A 14FA&AF WHEN X mot9 IsEr joW HELOISE: DEAR Several weeks ago - / T#4kIM ._t. L_ cot A GRISTLY OLP AM WW KW" KFORE ARN, HIS VOM THICK -- byArt$anss,, MR F* PLICK6, EWSTIP . touflcoverthemeatanddessert,SQltriedtouflCovsrit by ripping but that didn't work. I then took a dinner knife and looked for the food that I was to uncover (which the package usually has a picture of) and cut around th.food. Using my knife blade I fitted up the fo l and prestol INO King F eatures 5vndicat, ,,StacieSeifrlt ---- -. - -- 1L 1 _1 t at -"-_- �----- -.--- -- - PONYTAIL by L.. Holley AW23 fOR v4ul Ne CLASS,WALLY,f SE'llm Nis TOA&NO, N WA RY! A v OF, wAD mY E YEAR! (sNr THE KATZINJAMMIR KOS mujw REPAJOUM. ON HIM ALL Now'By. TAKE FdL, by MIIi• S.nlch IF TUTEAC9 Mmyc"N'T =910 P IT_vEy%w^k5 MR 159TCILIA LET PER TIME! COOL IT. I4A9A I qe~p Air OFF 441m Tool ItAll %IZr?L- !!1.. - 1555 4,j 9 pr _ -IT TCF VASY— jR GETS PE A& SEAS TZy_I No PIMIP SIGN— 149AV9 #40, i by lud 1.k. ( ' Prop! IT ! R FEEL CLIRS NG LIP PONYTAIL TIO ALL T_ ME FOR SEMA 95S -jjv ft or Nat/ • $VMtXLLo or M141simic T11was WS 15 FEET LONG 0 HAD A TAIL r, A FRANK MEDINAwOF STOCKWN, CA., HAS ALL 141% TEETH --AA(D cAvlry '*L lifito AL PIRRGRINE ' nix • IN THE KOLWAIhIlIS CAROLINA AND - 1wom T1w ooww ) 15 600 AND Oftlf am Tw HOLE ON JS$JNNY I Wsu. MANN )W CAN is rr rç L4111" by N~ - 1 "AND I FIGURE A FEW HOURS OF PHILOSOPHY WOULDBEHELPFULINRESIGNINGMYSELFTONOT GETTING THE KIND OF JOB I'M HOPING FOR!" NTLEUEMWEREGOINGTO HAVE TOAGREE WITH HIS FORTUNE COOI((I WIN A BLUE vy ' t E1i tir tr pw _ fS I - - - VYFYIPOUTESHAVEALWAYSI AIO LLJiE$r4PROIIDTOGAY ru A?VTH ATIoN'uNoEcmerr * OFTHON 000N IS YOP T WNW VACAT1ON - -. ñst*qSt MADE Prom 3000 ausnwtg op M AFRAID THEME'S NO OTHER CHOICE, I II CELEBRATES AN ANNUAL CORN FMIVAL SCO AM#, SON YTEI HAVE AMN.T0.14TALK WITH I DAD, I WIND UP CLEANING OUT THE GARAGEr -• T -- - - -- -:-: - ----•- r 'r1 r'' ; -- ---.'Ji -r - - - -r -.---- 0 / *_ & • \ - ' * I * - - / - - Or - - - ----- -- -- - --- - I I - �- A ___________ I - -- - ---.- .--- - - --- -- .--- - --- - --- - - --- --- - -- -- - NT , Yj gow fAFAli SO io T ~ - ML pp T Wattr OUT ARP '. _.,. iu l v ij km PPFm TV pir raw .•9er•..•• I t 4 IL IA min r Ire, cf~, lie ______ r , 45. I- - - - -p Lori- �- - ___ - -.--.. -.------------- ------ I_____._ - -r - -- -s ---- .- - - [1 72nd Year, No. 196—Monday, April 7, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents 3 Local Industr*ial Revenue Bonds Languish By DONNA ESTES tractive to industry seeking capital because the Herald Stal I Writer financing which can be obtained represents 100 Soft bond market conditions — which are being percent of the need, and the interest rate is seen around the nation - have hit Seminole cheaper. County. "But," he added. "the market is soft right now. Jim Daniel, executive director of the Seminole The bonds are not selling because investors can County Industrial Development Authority get higher interest rates elsewhere." (SCIDA), said today there are currently $3.3 The bond issues "on hold until interest rates get million in court-approved industrial revenue a little better," Daniel said, include: bonds, endorsed by SCIDA, which have found no - $2,150,000 for Harcar Aluminum. This inbuyers. dustry wanted the money to build a new 240,000The bonds were to be floated to benefit three square-foot building on 12 acres in the Sanford local industries, area. The firm manufactures aluminum windows Daniel noted that industrial revenue bonds and doors for the residential building business, which have the attractive feature of being federal - $700,000 for Keystone Electric. Keystone planned to buy out Unit Electrical Control of Fern tax-exempt for investors are finding no seekers Park and to expand the operation there. Unit currently. Electrical Control manufactures control panels The industrial revenue bonds are also at- for power generating plants. unierWh irlO ,by Hal Kaufman SONG AND DANCE) Anyone who knows the words to Irving Ir$In's classic "Easter Parade," or this, of any other hit song, will find it lust as easy to sing them backwards—if he or she knows the trick. Which Is will -. .1. A* iI4O 114$ I$ pu, puAQJe Uinj Atdw$ - 1, 2,3 Got My first Is in strong but not in shy, my seconds in wet but not in dry; my third Is In low but not in high. Quickly, what number am I? .. • • Iswl ..• ___ .' .; om4$1 ~nu 114j Game) lad and yellow candles Ina bowl total 125. Pink and yellow candles total 175. Reds and pinks total lii. How many if each in the bowl? ____ •pSjpu14 lus-wid M 1USA1S-UIA SPLASHY TOUCH OPMAQIC1 You can add to the Ce) or of this stunt by using a drop or two of Easter on dye Arrange six glasses, three filled and three empty, in the at dopicted above. Now than, It Is possible by moving or touching ustoneglasotoeffect Ii mm J11113 'P '0UI$4W of all 'C '$US$4$lp $4 ION 11$11I1S4$40 $4 11110941111 ftl '5 'Jl4 u4w of IIPV '5 'i141$W1 $4 IISñI 'I :$IuIa4$4Ø whereby every other glass isfliled Howcan this bedone? Remember, touch only one giass Solution You simply pick up glass number 4 and pour Its contents Into glass number 1 It's as easy as that) .•: .. . :$1A. 'r -.. ..: ... . . - I3. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Promising an the White House after spending the Immediate decision on sanctions against Easter weekend at his nearby Maryland Iran, President Carter charged today mountain retreat. , , Iranian "terrorists offered to turn over Carter , -. r me with . advisers a ,., a.m. the hostages to the goverment and we EST after Tehran Radio said Ayatollah government refused. Ruhoilab Khomeini had decided against Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said , _, transiemng hostages Irom the Hoages today the 50 American hostages should custody of their Moslem captors at the remain in the hands of their militant embassy to the government. * , '? I • .... . ' . - . .... '.- .:••'•• . a new arrangement CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. Carter Prep ares Iran Sanctions PON Tongue Tosterl Say this fast, Just once: Three thrifty thrushes met three sweaty swallows and three shifty swifts. Warning: Too much tunsion on your tonsils may tipple your crongue. ' 17Z1 ; captors until Iran's new parliament convenes, crushing hopes the governHe summoned the national security ment would assume custody of the advisers for a final review of the sane. .' ii ZT — $450,000 for Rush-Hampton Industries of "People can make more money oil the C0111 of six months is necessary for construction time. Longwood. Rush-Hampton's major product is a inercial inarket with interest rates its tile%' are. Seminole is competing with Pasco and Pinellas ductless fan for residential and office use which Financial institutions can inake more nioney counties for the industry, Dolgner said. circulates and cleans air within a structure. investing in other areas. They've got plenty of the The firm may wish the port to construct the Rush-Hampton wanted' tol expand its Longwood tax-exempt bonds already," lie said. warchouse and lease the facility or nialy wish to Meanwhile, Daniel and Seminole County Port Industrial Park plant. It also planned to conic lease 8.8 acres and build its own facility, Doigner back to seek more bonding later to construct a Authority Administrator Dennis l)olgner will be said. new facility on 12 acres in Sanford. meeting Tuesday with representatives of an Dolgner said it is possible the port will receive SCIDA recently approved a bond issue for industry which wants to locate a warehouse as much as $50,000 to $65,000 annually over and Stromberg.Carlson for 50,000 square feet of adfacility at the Port of Sanford. above expenses, if it is successful in attracting ditional space. But Daniel anticipates no problem Dolgner told Port Authority members last week the industry. 11iis would eliminate the need for a with selling these bonds. the firm wants a $2.2 million warehouse con- Seminole County property tax subsidy for the "Sometimes the larger the company, the easier structed at the port. port's operation next year. it is to sell bonds. They have some money Dolgner said today the firm wants to open a Under the industrial revenue bonding concept, markets they can work through," Daniel said. new warehouse facility by Jan, 1, 1981 and there Daniel said a governmental unit oversees and 01 the first three firms, Daniel said those may not be sufficient time to prepare an in- endorses the bond issue, but the recipient of the bonds already approved but unsold will probably dustrial revenue bond. It takes 90-to-120 days for a funds has all responsibility for repayment of the come back to SCIDA for re-evaluation In the bond issue to be printed, go through the court issue. 'Basically SCIDA "is an approving pass future, process and be sold, he said. He said a minimum through agency," he said. -I _ "I "a ,tt ;-, • p,.. - y --'. •. • • .- : ' ...., ' .. 1' • . . . .. . .---- -. . -' advisers. He told reporters he would Involve the use of force or a naval decide "in a few minutes" what his next blockade of the Persian Gulf country at move would be in the 150-day crisis in. this time. volving 50 U.S. hostages at the American Embassy. "We'll have something to say laterHOSTS An administration official said Carter on," Carter told reporters. ' would order stringent economic and - Carter Implied the "terrorists," were political sanctions against Iran. willing to give up custody despite earlier Carter talked briefly with reporters at balking at such a move. HERE, HEREI Well, leek who's here.. and what a clever way to appear) Add lines dot to dot to complete picture. AUTO TRAIN MIGRATION Herald Photo by Tom N•tso Gas lines again? Friday afternoon at the banks? passengers made up a normal load for this time of No, It Is part of the annual Spring migration of the year, said assistant terminal manager Art Young. snow birds. Cars were backed up from the Auto The Easter weekend did not produce a larger Train terminal along Persimmon Avenue to First crowd than normally expected. "It's just the Street Saturday as tourists waited to load their northern people going home for the summer autos aboard the train. The 245 cars and 539 months," Young said. -- Police, State be PaddlIng At Sanford Middle School (vMAr - 1' A Razoj34 (Ut A RAAft AauD sr r 6&.. W0R 'e -MD L4srvi AS AN eASW tIAT r CAN fl sw1HAT DU A.iyfr By DIANE PETRYK he said. He would make no further Malcolm also confirmed this morning the just out there when the other boys did it. their children not be paddled. plaint against the paddling - if the Herald Staff Writer IIflS is investigating the incident. Both Mrs. Lettau, Mrs. Livings and students were guilty. comment on the incident. "But they said he would have to get a Local police and state officials are "We will talk to everyone involved," whipping or get kicked out of school, Mr. Mrs. Nellie Boyd, whose son, Robert, was Mrs. Lettau said her son's backside "But not to the extent they get conducting an intensive investigation was black and blue and 30 minutes after she said. "Whether or not it Is deter. Hunt wanted to give him five licks but he also Involved in the incident, said they bruised," she said. Her son was not this morning into a paddling Incident at the incident he had to be operated on for a mined to be child abuse," she said, finally agreed to give only two, so Mark were not inforined they could refuse to bruised, she added. Sanford Middle School which one mother rupture. Mrs. Boyd said her son was not "depends on many factors such as said he would take the licks rather than have their children paddled. claims left severe bruises on her 14-year"It's in the handbook somewhere," bruised, but "he's tough and well. The doctor, she said, could not whether or not it was deliberate, justified get kicked out." old son. padded." determine whether the rupture was or done in a fit of anger." Sanford Middle School Principal Dan Pelham said. mother, Ruby Lettau, 142 C caused by the paddling. "I was in the office when my son was "But this was the first time the boys Pelham said this morning Florida Henderson Lane, reported she was "But the bruises were put on by that Mrs. Lettau said the school called her statutes permit the schools to paddle paddled," Mrs. Livings said. "if I hadn't threw rocks," she said. "They could have seeing an attorney on the matter this paddle," she said, just after the paddling and asked her to students. But, he said, the school does not been there it's hard to say what he'd have been just warned this time," she said. morning and will not allow her ion 10 She added her son had been paddled Mrs. Lettau said her son got "five pick up her son. paddle a child when the parents request done to him. "He was In so much pain I took him to their child not be paddled. return to school "until they do licks" with a wooden paddle after he was "You should find out what goes on at before for not dressing for gym. something." the hospital," she said. Seminole County School Superinforced to bend over a chair, "We don't go over the parent's head," that Sanford Middle School. My kids have Mrs. Lettau, said her son, James, and Shirley Livings, mother of another one he said, been jerked up by the shirt, thrown tendent William Layer said this morning "It was all uncalled for," she said. three other boys were paddled by Ronald Sgt. W.R. Bernosky, Sanford police of the boys involved In the incident, said But, Pelham added, If a parent does not against file cabinets, thrown against the he hopes no one was bruised. Hunt, Sanford Middle School dean of detective, said this morning he has just she was at the school when her son, Mark allow the school to paddle a child, the school bus and slapped in the face. lie said he has been contacted by both students, after they threw candy at the begun an Investigation into the matter Manley, got "two licks" with the paddle. child will be kicked out of school as the "When my 15 year old went there they the Sanford Police and HRS, but said he custodian's building. gave Will a treatment — don't you think is not conducting an investigation of his and It "will be thorough," He said he has "That Sanford Middle School is alternative, Hunt said this morning that the boys photographs of the boy after he was something else," she said. own. "Mark didn't want to be kicked out of they didn't." threw candy and rocks. He confirmed paddled which show the bruises. Eva Iunigardner, whose son, George, "I don't know that anyone was in"I went up there because Mark said he school," Mrs. Livings said. that there was a paddling. WUS the fourth student accused of jured," he said. "That has to be deter. Florida Health and Rehabilitative did not do anything and would not let Pelham said he does not inform "But I don't know about any bruises," Services child abuse can worker Karen them hit him," she said. "He said he was parents that they have a right to stipulate throwing rocks, said she had no coni- mined by somebody." -- TiLL. t4'i rrFA1L6A L.fl I j W,14 FUWAFM 8oEE 10,000 Cubans Huddle At Embassy LIMA, Peru (UPI) More than 10,000 establish some control today over Ule Cubans hoping to leave their country chaotic situation, sparked by the sudden have taken refuge In the Peruvian removal of police protection Friday from Embassy in Havana, but Lima says it the diplomatic mission, can only accept a limited number and In a stunning reversal at past policy, called on Its neighbors to accept the Cuban President 'Fidel Castro said other& during the weekend Cuba would grant Peru sent a special group of diplomats safe passage out of the country 10 any and security agents to Havana to try and national who could obtain.a foreign visa, - — - _;•__ -. -- - - Exiles Show Support In Miami -- About 4,000 Cuban an excuse for more repression," said MIAMI (UPI) exiles, whipped Into a patriotic frenzy by Perez. He said the 10,000 persona who their community leaders, Jammed crowded in and around the Peruvian iround a building housing a Spanish Embassy 'in Havana language radio station early today in an government withdrew Pollee guarding outpouring the gate have created a lot o(problems. of Cubans reported seeking refuge in the There is not enough food and water and the fact the government would not permit Peruvian embassy at Havana. by them to bring in portable toilets has - The exiles poured from their homes the hundreds to collect and buy food and created a bad sanitary problem.) medicines at late-night markets then cwt the supplies in box" to the ftoyal (Pan said food and medicines for the Officials To Meet Governor Friday I S Thist Bank bAiding an SOUthWCIt IM refugees being donated in Miami will Ave., just off Call. Ocho (8th St.), the rcbshly be distributed through the main thwouhf&e though Miami's Swiss Embassy in Havana it ft Swin - Hav.'aectlOn. .y also donated $,Slolntwohow's,accordingtoFellzM. ___ an accountant coerjlnating the of money. 'All. Perez, Sanford cardiologist informed on d,v.iots We native Cute through osces an today Cublm in Ws cgi sriej about jast whet is behind , Castro's latest action.) - I "We are frnid Castro will use th1 ic -+ - r ---..-- - •;_; - .. 4 -".7 I p - Gov, Bob Graham's office Sanford officials authorized to confirmed today that a meeting attend the meeting include Mayor between the governor, Lake Mary Lee Moore, City Commissioner and Sanford city officials and in- John Morris and City Manager dustrialiat Jeno Paulucci is ten- Warren Knowles. Lake Mary of. tatively scheduled for 11 a.m. ficials to attend are Mayor Walter Friday in Tallahassee. Sorenson and City Manager Phil Paulucci arranged the meeting Kulbes. to give officials of the two Seminole County cities an opportunity to Projects which may be discussed discuss with Graham assistance include funding for acquisition and needed to gain federal and state development of parklands in the funding for local projects, southwest section of Sanford. - ep. - Today Adios .........................*A ock ..............4A Around 8r4e ......................... 40 Cnd1r ......................20 C.lsIfled Ada ..............2848 CI ICS ........................48 Q'suswwd ..................... is DisrAbby ..................... 18 Dealba ...... . .................. 2* Dr- Lib ...................... 48 Editotial ....................... 4* Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................lB HospItal .......................3A Nation ......................... 3* Ourselves ...................... lB Sports ......................5M* Television ..................... lB Weather .......................2* World .......................... IA agree.AnefforttogettboU.&d.legation in Cubs to _________ athnhdater the relief effort will probably fall____ In view of its___ effect on DETROIT (UPI) Jaguar Rover leaving It in the down position, JRT (n-" Thumpli Inc. said today It Is recalling all "While most failures would be limited ("As long as the Cum police are not In ftoughl 197$ inph to one or the other headlight, an InTft7 Couples guarding the Peruvian Embassy, If = because of a potential defect in the vestigatlon by Triumph engineers has (people) as removed another 20 will mechanism which raises L retracting conf"med that simultaneo us ma!0117 Ft headlights, come In," Perez said. "They function of both headlights may occur, 100 on a plane and the Peruvian Vvern, A total of 47,776 vehicles are Included, mint would have to pay for the flights. would taile some time and nob* knows JRT said it knows of ho accidents at. Cmull could cause the electric what Is going to happen.") motor which raises the headlfliht tn fall, tributable to a headlight malfunction 197571 Triumph TR7 Coup.s R.cal led - Committee To Consider Track-Conversion Bill Greyhound dog racing could be Un- race track In Lake Mary is all but dead in his view, the Seminole Harness Raceway if Hattaway said he asked Mark legislation placed in the hopper passes Robinson of Longwood, a spokesman for during the current session of the Florida a group of investors who were conLegislature. There Is little chance, if any, sidering building a track in Lake Mary that legislation will be considered for a financial statement to prove the creating a horsetrack facility In Lake group has the financial means for such a Mary. venture to be successful. He said a State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- financial statement was not submitted, Altamonte Springs, said he has prefiled Other than conversations, nothing else legislation to permit greyhound racing at ever surfaced over the proposal, he said. the Casselberry facility. He said the Lake Mary city officials and the Lake legislation is expected to be considered Mary Chamber of Commerce are op.. derway as early as the summer of 1981 at by the pari-mutuel wagering committee posing the proposal. of the Regulated Industries Committee next week. The legislator said he will have in hand Before the committee considers the today a bill he is sponsoring to levy a 15. legislation, House Speaker Hyatt Brown cent tax per person attending partmust appoint a new member to the mutual wagering establishments. The committee to replace an ill Legislator, tax revenues would be distributed among Hattaway said. the cities of Florida, hesaid. Hattaway said the legislation he Is Hattaway, who earlier said he doesn't sponsoring would permit the Casselberry believe the taxing proposal has much + harness ri'ewziv in hnuø nnt nni chance of-r-u---J ild tnitsu '-.- "VS 'eu'--- greyhound. racing, but also LIZIISS racing, If Its owners choose. It also would permit the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in Longwood to have harness racing If its owners wish. Hattaway said while the grandstand at the har ness track can be used for greyhound racing, it' will be necessary for the Cassel berry owners to build a new track for the dog racing, Meanwhile, the Altamonte legislator said the proposed creation of a harness - — -- - lii. hill I. "subject to negotiation." Another bill with local significance which Hattaway is sponsoring calls for a change in the ratio of population to liquor licenses when the 1900 census becomes official In 1991. While state law permits one license per 2,500 persons, the bill would change that ratio to one per 4,000. Hattaway said all the cities and the unincorporated areas of Seminole are included In the change, - - IIONNA F.S'W � 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, April 06, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Sanford, Fl. d WHICH REMINDS ME"- VE5TEQt1_) WASA HU33Ej ir ( LNIKJ \\ ( -- _____ * .•--.-.•• --- - by Mort Walker • _____ - 38 Middle 35 Podium I - .- Answer to Previous Puzzle — — ' Caused — — — _ -- by Art Sansom 1— 20 - ____________ — 21 — FF I - - __ - - - 26 30 - 31 33 hot- - • 4•aq ___ ___ ___ _uflJ)1 ______ ________________________________ DEAR READER — - I - 37 - Lamb I 7yI.Al . _ ______________ — 40 — 44 - - 45 46 — - - ' ( 11 ~ - ________ _ J'd I - - — — - - - — III 1"GREAT FtA1D-JKLO.Ji\ 1j -k5Tc*.",) By DONNA ESTES mission into Iran?" \ You .- - - I ___ ___ asked that question today as he talked ove nissIon failure. * '. -. . - __ VUR FOLI<5 KNOW WHERE CQMIN& - - - _____ - __ ___ THEY ALWAYS KNOW WHR IM lT UALLY THE COMING FROM! REFRIGERATOR! W 0 (/1 k III . ~ , 16 t A. . - kq . % I • 1 &I. . S1HH, Th4E- WALLS ' CRt _____ / .- _____ L-2 4JtL ___ * L "I don't have any information other than what I have been reading in the press. My understanding and trained technicians. KWIKI - FIX GARAGE , bb • • W " i I . A ,- f -1 __ _ -• . - . _... Q - - ___ SOUTH KJio VQJ94 .1 $ 3 • • - -C, 0 .. .. I - tenance has become more acute in recent years," he said. "The numbers of enthusiastic, dedicated would particularly be a factor, "it Is enough to make anyone heartsicc and very people we need are certainly not (here." war. The retired admiral said the all-volunteer. "The question of the politial wisdom of mining' JIMMY military operating under the present systern is not producing the skilled people needed. m in favor of either the draft or a drastic up- the ports deterred the operation for many years. The same question is facing political leaders now. ward provision of pay scales and benefits that will transporting oil to our allies," Admiral Fowler said. produce quality. It might be a question of economics. If the government is not willing to achieve this under the volunteer concept, we may During his yi~ars in the military, Fowler served "any number of commands in the'Atiantic and Pacific fleets." While he did not serve in the Iranian Pass I III I T Pan Pass r Pass • INT " ent,giight use against Iran is the Opening lead:# 7 - - ANOTHER ' - ' - ., ___ BRAS5IE, BAD - :'- -: ..."_ I I ,: I .• .1 - 1. . . . __ ___ __ _ _ . , •'. - '' • '. . " - ' I ...- • - - - : . . L - Al' _____ ______ ___ DON ~ " -_- • -: •. "-.III, • - 4-- - - - .1 I _- r __ -1 -1 - - - . - • . - ' . • *- . - ' .- , •' ' - - "'p : - , .. ,. -. , , :- - '' ' -. ' ., - '.i: -- - 4- AAMI" - - --.-- - 4. - - .--- ... - , .- I i S , .--. :- - a........ -I .. - .4 -. ' A - . --- • . - -E - , - •. V .- - ' - - - - • .'. . - 4 -. * " .. - -, . - - - ' - 4I - - -- - - ---- * .r 'T?I" - -. . ...•. --:-'. •...• Body Retui'ñ Hits -Snag - 'V - Americans in the Tehran coroner's office where the charred remains have been stored in white cotton cloth and ' I taken to a neutral country before they are returned to the United States. But his . -. plan was disputed by Ayatollah Muhammad Beheshti, first secretary of the Revolutionary Council and head of the fundamentalist Islamic Republican • Party. " - " - - - - f - I . . . ur -- usuiw- - w..-__ Hospital 'Architect Emphasizes Lake * . Sanford's new hospital will be budt In an H-ahape • - I . "Why are others doing what we V ew . i do is what were proposing," Wellborn said. "Many Certificate of Need applications are filed on-th e-spec (speculation.) with little dance of suc. itself against the blind mosquitoes. Ile said it will be a 3-story structure, 40 feet in height, but It is not yet certain whether construction will be of 17-92) and Lake Monroe, project architect Jim Wachtel brick or other materials. -said today, Uent rooms. he said, will be on the second and strategically placed for maximum protection, he said, and filters will be used on air intakes. Wachtel, of the Nashville firm Gresham & Smith, third (thors, . and there will be two nurses stations per "The blind mnosquitoees have been a real concern," Entry ways and fresh air intakes will C0.14. Interest in the future bed allocation for viewed only by those rooms on the outside of one leg of have been the low level of the land and the existence of said the cost is now at $ million and may go higher. Architects were at Seminole Memorial April 23 consulting with personnel in every department to evaluate their needs and potential. - . . . I Deltona has increased so that politically the (health system) agency would disregard the f act Volusia County is over- to two years to build once construction begins. lie said the Sanford hospital comes in the wake of the H. But due to the fact the lake extends for some blind mosquitoes. reports that three Separate groups have distance -in each dirqction, many more rooms will have "We will have to do preliminary work to the site to filed letters of Intent with the Health a view, although none will have a direct frontal view, build up the land," he said. - - "Whether agitation for a hospital in tie estimated the building will take a year anda half a 228-bed hospital. Plans call for 60 percent private . determined to be frivolous, I don't know." - - - • . the water. • - - - - - . L . - - • Bantidr wants to have the bodies A. . polyethylene wrappings. - he hopes the site work can begin by stinuner. When Hospital -Corporation of America first proposed to build a replacement facility for Seminole Memorial it e3tunated the coist at $18 million. tlut sources with access to HCA's preliminary plans have . (HSA-NEF) stating they will apply for bedded arid listen to the people, I don't know But a better solution for this time ts what wee proposing for .seven miles I ICA is proposing to build a $22 million . - The increase of about 30 beds is in keeping with the HSA-ECF's own plans, Wellborn siud. Data projection*ow more beds will needed in Saidord, Lewis said. The main hospital en ce -will be off Seminole wells that will have to be removed, requests. lie said if the lISA turns the request "It was originally designed so wa ter would seep all Since HCA is a private for-profit corPoration, down, although he doesn't think they will, About 20 percent of Seminole Memorial will also have a view of the lake. It will be at Seminole through it," he said. "We'll have to reverse that." creased costs will not affect tax rates. IICA will use every administrative and — DIANE PETRYK Hospital's patients come from Deltona, Blvd. and Mangoustine Ave. Wachtel said the building will be designed to protect ju dicial avenue of appeal. -—------"-wis said, although no official study John Beaton, executive director of the -s been made. "A 300-bed hospital that Is half filled since at least late last year. Deltona is In health Systems Agency of East Central Relations Director Kay Bartholomew But LewI and Wellborn said they are Deltona," Lewis said. Boulevard, he added, so so approachg the facility IlAwis sald he told residents of Deltona said the hospital is at 87 percent oc. mlot-noit be. They don't want to-pr- Volusia County, but many of its residents Florida, which has jurisdiction over the come to Sanford for their medical care. Sanford area, said a possible hospitalin bed allocation to Deltona because the in a meeting there March 22 that the cupancy in its medical and surgical petuate over-bedding," he said. ne Ni regional heal th sys te ms agencies Accoring to Mrs. Bartholomew, Deltona would have to be taken Into opouls for a hospital there have very current situation does not justify a 100. departments. ., 'pital's over-all average In the state decide where hospitals may tabulation of hospital statistics from consideration when the agency considers She said the hos bed hospitlill in Deltona at this time — and little chanice of success. "To build beds In Deltona at our ex- a hOSpital of less than 100 beds would be occupancy Is 79.5 percent, including be built and how many beds they may February and June 1979 show during IICA's request For bed allocation. those months 25.5 percent of Seminole 'The health systems agency's job Isto pedia trics and obstetrical wards, which contain. Applicants must justify pense, they would have to show that thspprriate. and beds by Memorial Hospital's patients came from provide for area-wide planning," he said. than'200 beds are are typically under-used In arei struction of hospitals Lewis said AM Sanford can get along with Im beds and Deltona. proving need. Groups that have (lied letters of Intent they would have to make a very good justified for the replacement facility hospitals at this time. - , According to the HSA-NEF, Volusia "We have an interest in Deltona, too," for Deltona include Gateway. Medical Reflectin ease showW that the people in Deltow Wied on Un high occupancy rate at have a real problem getting to Sanford Seminole Memorial Hospital. Seminole cupancy rate, Wellborn said that a full County is over-bedded, but the beds may Lewis said, "and at the appropriate time. Management Corp., Clearwater; hD*W is usually allowed to be be mal-distributed. Political agitation for when it's feasible, we intend to pursue it. Southern Health Services, Atlanta; and for their medical care and they have MemorW FlosplW now hu 196 bed.s. a hospital In Deltona has been going on If there's a need, we'll move on that need. the West Volusia Hospital, DeLand. pi tal Pub li replaced. c enough people to justify a hOpit1l in - Seminole Memorial Hos % not concumed &Wut losing part of theIr - Fort Walton Beach Honors DecidFORTWALONBEACH,FlL(UPI)—AIrForceSecretry ians Mark leads the military memorial service planned by øurllxirtFleldtodayforftveo(theelghtmenkllledlnlut ,eek'i attempt to free the Iranian hostages, "jtwlllbeafullnmemOrjaiservjce,aboutaselaborate 1*31 - -' - • .. . -- . •. • '' - -- -. - -. . •'•'-, 'I -- - •I Former Sanford supper club owner and Ruzzo, 26, o(2906 LakeviewDrlve, Robert J. Pa trick was sentenced to Fern Park, former maitre d' at the asuilledAds ...............24B three and a half years lna federal club, to begin ser'vingthelrsentences - Comics .......................tec . prison this morning, aLter pleading before May 9. Crossword ...................14C guilty to impor ting about 500-pounds Young recommended the two serve 4 - - - • I -- • - - -- Action Reports - . . .............2* Aroundfle Clock ............... ,- - - -. , - Valdosta, Ga,; Capt. Richard Bakke, 33 a navigatorirom Long Beach,.Calif.; Capt. Charles McMIlliaIc29, a navigator frp.nBolee,Idabo;andTechnIcaiSgt.H(Jlayo,344 afllght' --- • engineer from Bonifay, Fla. - - Patrick Gets 3-Year Sentence - - -. Today Dear Abby .................... 4B . of marijuana. In * Washington President Cuter hu condemnid liervice u we con put towthellI1111 says Hurlburt spoku= their time at the~- federal mbdn= Dr. Lamb .....................14C the "ghoulish action" of Iranian militants In 'displaying the - sgt. VIdU Graham. Pathck's former maitre d', 'Philip security prison at Florida's Eglin Air . ... ...................... A bodies of American dead ,,We expect the families to be here" Sgt. Graham said. E. Rizzo, received a two-year son- Force Base, a facility for white collar ThrIda -................-.......3 take "whatever steps are necessary and feasible" to secure. - $ne 2,800 persona attended a memorial service Sunday at - tence this morning after pleading criminals. -aate release of the American hostages. nafbY Nlcevtlle, If any relatives of • the victims showed up, guilty to the same crime. I .............................tA The two were arrested Jan. 5 at Nat1od.. ''......... Carter, speaking at times with anger Tueadar night at his-y kept themeelves unno -been order*ld to Sanford airport with p rescue I :Ounelves ...................1,4B defendedt cnference in 1 days, he __ .beftvevktIms,rnesnber1ofthecrewofaMC43Qttansport' serve up to five years on-the chari(e. bailed pot just dropped off by an I Sports Ich collided with a heilcopter during the rescue attempt, mission so having been undertaken with booed preparation, at Orlando Federal District Court airplane. The plane's pilot was never I I ......................84* stationed at Hurthur a part of sprawling Egile Air tM proper time and with good chance 'of aucc - :. . . 1W. Judge George Young ordered Patrick1, -caught, according to Deug I Weather...:............U BeaaldtheAmedcangoallnlranisnottoconquer,notto - ' ijteBia. of 1 Bears Clrcle,L4mgwood, cement Administration (DEA) World .........•. •............ ZA EgUn dead are Capt Harold LCW1s,$, a'pilot' from desb'oy, not tO injure, bit 10 gaIn the safe release 01 the 53 former owner of Mr P's Supper Club, regional office head Don Harper. 1X)st*5 held pIn eNov. f1eId Cons.; Capti Lyn McIntosh, 33, a pilot • . -- 1-. - ,.. - . "With the two legs of the H perpendicular to the take rooms and 40 percent semi-private. you will be able to see the lake from all of the beds on Wachtel said Gresham & Smith has designed more Lewis and - John Wellborn, HCA's the perimeter of the H," he said than 75 hospitals, many of them in Florida, including director of health facilities planning, Bed tie explained that to have set the H parallel to the hospitals in DeLand, New Port Richey and Ft. Pierce. IICA is not worried about losing beds. road and the lake would have meant the lake could be Two primary concerns with the Sanford hospital permission to build a hospital in Deltona. _ . : - '-- - -.. ' . RICIJARDFOWLER "We understhndsome ol the lranian Bani-Sadr against the powerful Islamic Embassy staff managed to escape, but clerical faction in a dispute over who has some are still inside," a Scotland Yard decision-making po wers in Iran. spokesman said, but the situation was Papal envoy Magr. Annibale Bugnint AM confused. today blessed the bodies of eight Some 23 people work at the embassy but It was not known how many were In Memorial, this does not appear to be the likely possibility at this time. _________ - Although a spokesman for the less beds than it now controls at Seminole . _____ NOT ____________ • -. - . . . eluding a policeman, hostage as they negotiated demands,with-police. 'rFIlp4N Iran UPI — i\ dispute Most of those held were Iranian between factions in Iranian governnationals and- there were no reports of ment today held up the return of the any casualties in the. takeover, police \,bodies of tiv eight U.S. servicemen killed - regulatory agency that allocates beds . said positioning the H at a right angle to the Lake wUl floor. said it is possible for HCA to be granted allow 75 percent of the patient rooms to have a view of If HCA's bed allocation request is approved, it will be , ___________________________ - . . Wants -At edst 200 Beds For Sanford Hospital "Absolutely not," said Dbug Lewis, HCA's director of do inestic development. by CraigLegg.tf - , - . 4, . Is 01* - Embassy ian facility for Seminole Memorial Hospital. perpendicular to Seminole Boulevard (U.S. Highway • . _______________________ ____ ___________ 4 11 * -. - --"• , HCA- 200 beds for their planned replacement - __0. __________________ - (HCA) spokesmen said this week HCA will not accept ah allocation of less than - ' _ ____ 6OIJJARR :f'' ID -. I( ¶ODVPI -- - . . • : --Se - '• - - ," -- David M. Cliener isn't hap" with President Jimmy Carter, but he the building ,whefi'U* gunmen burst in. - guard duty into the building at Prinizess Dows.of police, many of Uwm arrned , Isn't pleased with Ted Kennedy either. lie makes fils feelings and wearing bul,let proof vests, swarmed The takeover happened shortly after Gati_& the edge of Hyde Park. A window cleaner and other witnesses into (tie area and took up positions in the - abundantly clear on this sign outside his home In Geneva. Could this mean he'll be voting Republican? gunmen armed with a rifle and a sub- said they heard two or three shots ring street and neighboring building in the • machin e gun forced the policeman on out from the building shortly afterward. elrg:mnt terrace. By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer ______ :: • _____________ - •fl4IR.'S L • . - -• - - CHOICE - UPSETS GENEVA' CITIZEN . - WAN • 1.! in the attempt to rescue the American The policeman, Trevor Lack, 41, was hostages. • not hurt ports of The questions over the final destiflation other casualties, Scotland Yard said. of the bodies pitted President Aboihassan Herald Photo by Tom N.hSI - •d OPOSSUM? • ' - •- - said. . , _____________________ 1 L 'VA DOW Wilk IN iran LONDON (UP!) — Three Iranian gunmen took over the Iranian Embassy today and held about 20 occupants, In- • ._ I If - - • -, _ - -. ' - KENNEDY ' - - WHEN • I BETTER, T6N T TIME TO HIT HIM _____ . .- -.. •- • _ -. • '': '--4-- . - by Leonard Starr ___ a F_ -- ____ __ ZOONIES ___ ___ COUL.PA _ ______ _______ ____ , . .-, . of spades and jettisoned the nine and six of,spades frep t4P Ofl FGE S THE'i' SHOW _ -- of duty at the fornier-Sanford- Naval Air Station from 1965 to 1967. mining of waterways and -shipping lanes around - - BUT 01 diamond tricks. South discarded his king-ID -. __ ktl ____ _____ / . -• . have to rely on the draft," he said. area, he did serve in the eastrn end of the Speaking to recent published reports that an Mediterranean Sea. He also served a two-year tour - .:--'.'-•' BE MAY - - snades so South knew that St did not have a spade to lead. Thus, South led a diamond to Fast who ran his f6ur number of- seeds you sowed, __ WEW IT ___ -- : had thrown the three of S"th 14 UHEP flE B 3 10 /4A.., by T, K. Ryafl __ I" Ir '. •. • .T "However, the political implications are very From the descriptions I have read, sandstorms •_J- _ 1'____ - nine took that trick. South cashed dummy's' king of . hearts, continued b finessing th e nine in his han and cash- ing' the jack. Meanwhile, West - • proportion to the size of the field you - plowed and the _________ ________ ____ ___ ____ A 1057 •AK 1075 4J64 OUR ENAT0R5 _ ft . - - ::( . i, ___ ,.J.I.... .. , : TUMBLEWEEDS, - 44 • West North East I 4 . .. I THEY ___ I ':'---AND XPLJ- rA? ---.--- RIGoNrrsIR! ;1 C - - HUCiIE RIG SET' 'rHg' HOOD LIP .- % I 0 WEST A Q 57 3 52 •62 4Q 1073 19) An older acquaintance may come Into the picture ABOUT CONGRESS LOOC-14Y HOMETN 5How ME HOW 4 - •. complex," he said. Involved in the mining of North Vietnamese ports, he said the U.S. had this option for years, but (hdn't use it until near the end of the that three of the eight helicopters had problems. . - silly bidding with one heart. uth bi one notrump with his rock-bottom minimum This ended the auction. • You can't blame West for - opening his fourth-best spade. South won with the /ack and yed his queen o hearts. st took his ace and led the se ven of diamonds. Dummy's IN CROMI .. . '.. -_ • one club. North elected to respond one diamond and East got into the business of 4.29-80 Q4 4 K $2 EAST 11 - I . - - "The. problem of equipment failures and rVain- 4-I . _ by Bob Thaves 0011 .1 . . - Puzzles Admiral that nation, Fowler said the U.S. has the- capability b.itJ - - _____ — _______________ - • FRANK & - ERNIE 'S - - ... • __ . of using this method. -._ .ai:. the baby may develop an addiction to these drugs an KS 3 may he ready to harvest today is the day you might ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST _ - - CUSPS 481-280) —Price 20 Cents austere climate in which the services lack spares ,_ - dummy while West, who was PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) no P 9 much - attention, • Be philosophical and take the • pr ed to throw the res t Pf friend. . is spades in order to keep iis longrange view if you have a LEO (July 23-Aug '22) A By Oswald Jacoby queen of clubs guarded. probl, em ,an d things will work . . South was able to make the way may open loday to and Alan Sontag out very well today. The hard, acquire something 'you've last three tricks with the ace. cold facts will show you the Here Is a really silly bridge - king of clubs and that little been wanting for a long time, way. problem. The question. is: five of spades. Take a4vantage . of it. Chances I How did South make two (NEWSPAPER EMERPRISE ASSN) ARIES (March 21-April 19) are it won't be there Joint participation Is the way a.notrump" The defender did not revoke and actually. made (For a copy os' JACOB V conquer any difficult just one VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) It - 'a real mistake. MODERN. send $1 t * proj ec t , th a t might be conwill make things easier if you South might well' have Bridge," care oF this nowspafronting you. Combining your passed as dealer, but he was per, P.O. can see the humor i. a -Box 489, Radio City talents with apother's makes in a bidding mood and opened Station, New York, N.Y. weighty situation. In fact, i short work of the task, . "his 12 balanced points with 10019.) could help lesson its gravity. - __________ __ 109652 today. Your yield trill be in find it in order to say X //Z111' _ ________ __ 1 . I . • something difficult to a _______ ' _____ HAVE EARS. AOUTC ____ lie 4.29 I -by Stoffel & Helmdahl - MliME 'lb LOOK AT I LL PLANT WADIHEi lr-4E SEED CATALO& L AND PLAN MY NEW GARDEN 6 _ A~ hr -1 I . SAGITTAGIUS (Nov, 23.. Dec. 21) You'll get much further today by staying behind the scenes and letting someone with experience take the reins — and the load off your shoulders. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The fruiLs of your,labor power needed to complete . them is with you today. . . ORT11 - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) `111111111= -: that they need and most importantly lack skilled AT BRIDGE are ways advice to Ittiletter. projects you've got lying %14)".. 40 / WIN find the answers to a puzzling Vulnerable: North-South situa tion, Follow his or her Dealer: South around the house. The staying , I , he said. ___________________ _____________________ _ --__-_ been done op this. If the of having a broken arm, s true that Impotence can mother uses drugs or alcohol, today and show you how to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Tackle all those unfinished ,,, , ,~ l ,_ - r - winners. 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify bir th date. __ . , X, - by Ed Sullivan FROM? ~ - — '- . • ,- . Rescue For While stating his dell6t thal the rescue of the 53 saddened that the mission failed to come off for ....._k1terlcaf being held - hostage by Iran was atmechanical and logistical reasons," he said. any poss way, ope Fow er on to ran was a unique we again," the 32-year veteran of the U. S. Navy situation. During his years In the military (he questioned the absence of an adequate. backup. retired in 1974), he cannot recall an identical "In a very important and sensitive mission, it Is , situation. "Other mLsAons were not as politically customary to have available double the number of * sensitive and took place during wartime." said the planes and helicopters than are needed so veteran of World War II, the Korean conflict and something like this doesn't Interfere," Fowler said, the conflict in Vietnam. "I can only assume there was some restraint that Fowler said it is not prevented having 100 percent spares for the aircraft to have malfunctions "especially in today's • baby will not have the orgasm. As I've said many times problem of drug addiction if before in this column, im- the ither is a junkie. T here potence is a symptom. It's may be some drugs that affect really not something to be the chromosomes in the grossly ashamed about, any spermcellsbutldon'tbelieve SCORPIO'(Oct, 24-Nov. 22) put you in the position where - - ' • •il The practical avenues you take to develop an idea today _________________________________________________ will be tt reon fo the - - you must take a side, support your longstanding pals, no matter. how awkward it appeArs. Find out more of w hat lies ahead for you In the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro.Graph Letter. Mail for each to Astro-Graph, Box - PRISCI LLA'S POP _____ 3Y! NOBOPY ATL MY HOUSE UNPERSTANC?S ME.' - .., mission. Any number of things could explain this," is Retired Navy Adm. Richard Fowler of Sanf d __ TAURUS(April WMay 2D) - - - : - Backup Of Herald Staff Writter "Why wasn't a more' extensive backup of . heUcopters used,on last week's aborted U. S. material gains todayfrom a with the ner ve mechanism toms and perhaps other project on which you've that controls the mechanics of problems. C, worked. Your reward will be . worth y of all your efforts. - - - strengthened this coming year. For those of you who are unwed, there isa good chance you'll find your one and only. ' . - Bond of friendship and-or your marriage will be - _____ _______________________________ I Evening Her _ '• •• Lack know that there are plantable devices today that • be caused by psychological LIBRA (Sept 2ct 23) factors. It can also be caused - YOUR BIIITHDAY -• D1J6) - somewhat different from the baby have this problem even same nerve mechanisms tha t if the mother is not a junkie? DEAR READER No, the J a e responsible for an April 30, 1980 For _____ I*z ft - - . . You, might finally see some by anything which linterferes will have withdrawal symp. / JHET . -. - .1 ,_ _0 -. _____________ _____________ •., - 55 — . -•_______ - — HOOSCOPE _____ ________ • — ____________________________________________________ el, - 53 - I _______ --- 52 54 a Q I / 1~ L._=__ IC-11 A _ 5 - . - the explanation here is that pregnantbyadrugaddictpr the nerve mechanisms that junkie that her - baby wiU control erection are suffera withdrawal or will the 50 - - 51 ___________ ___ _ - 1. - 1 . DOESN'T SIT WELL WITH ME! DO.j'T RELATE TO MY CACTUS' - — — IT ____ • 48 by Bob Montana M AFRAID I it.i °-. _• can be used in selected cases to relieve the problem of impotence. Such procedures are not indicated for everyone still have orgasms and do but they are useful in some form semen. The same is true • cases. DEAR DR. LAMB Is it of men who are impotent on true that if a woman gets the basis of diabetes. Part — ' 38 — — 41 42 43 - . - 72nd Year, No. 216—Wednesday, A rlI 3! 5 aflfor!lorida 32771. • should not conclude that your problem is psychological, Even men who are impotent on a psychological basis can - 0, f - - .- . -- - __ — ____________ — 35 — 36 I 32 - 34 — %j" I • Ia • - — — — 1. ed ]Il ,, .ii I would like for you to see a and understanding by both in. good urologist. . Let him seem to be part evaluate you for your com- ' - - capable or producing semen problem of impotence want bined since the accident and I to know if there's anything and inability to ha ve an that can be done to start the orgasm. Finally, you should process again, I GET ALONG WELL WITH MY PHILODENDRON! NDRON? - • . Dr. — — 22 _______ _____ CAN COMMUNICATE ITH yBEIAS1 - . ., There's quite a bit ofpaUence greater detail for your.' — = ARCHIE - . . have no idea w hen I-can have care of this newspaper, P.O. an erection and still cannot Box 1551, Radio City Station,. New York, Ny 9. It will have an orgasm. 15 • II ' __ _ • • 2' I. India — 19 _____ •.,, .. - . • 1 _____ r _0 _f7;-:-1 • - ___J 10 Transmitted 35 Of fingers — THE BORN-LOSER : • ii; . • / - - • - after FOR ONE THiNG, ZNkHE'5BEEN WATCHING TOO MUCH TV NEWS _ -- '. - .' • ;. - - -'- . _• • ______ I fl_I - ,. . '- _____ I. 4 - — YNARM • - TA ,9EEi! AT LIBERTY TO COMMENT ON THAT - •.•• -• -' * MA'/BE A STATEMENT. YOU'D LIRE ON THAT MAY BEl5UEP ON ON KR ' A LATER PATE _____ - - Factors' . . ____________ I'M NOT -- A 39 Accountant (JUN1 1J4fIIK 1 otence I Day(Sp.) (abbr,) _______ 1R 1ONO1 1E 1 L 1 A 1 I 1N, E 5Family 4OSwin member 41 king of the tILEID!..ITEIR, , _DI1P1S-_,_T 8 Flat circular. - golden touch 13 __LA_H . ' Ma plate 4Theban prince ,_MPA1 T _H _Yl 12 Large cupola 48 Person loved A_c1 HOO1 1,3 Advanced in to excess _ s _xo1o11 DEAR DR LAMB My years 49 Cornyacor LE LIrtTiA!11_1L5U_T_1 be may ___ • problem l4Wordgofvn- 5OMyth RDf A1O _like derstanding (2 51 Source of psychological but I woWd _UD a _D_ $ wds) iodine IGIAtSS_ ________ to say that Ihad an Injury to oJ IIIMtMIUIRI I5Egyptiansun 52 Exclamation 1A 1 1 1 $INQ ,E1M111N,Q,1 - my left side and back about disk ______ 53 Skin problem I _L _A_P _6_£ S _A_N_I _$ _I I 1 16 Beyond the 54 Food __________ ___________ eight years ago when I fell 19 Broke bread 38 Dress style limit 55 Vandal from a ladder. My - wife was 17 Heather 1 (II.) 56 Regan's father 20 Gloom my __ ___ very patient with me 18 End of a spar 22 Dining room 40 Rugged guy actities sea1 fi but ow 20 Ship part (p1) DOWN furniture (comp wd.) - were far from satisfactory erection. It can also be caused 21 It is (contr) 23 The some it 41 Personahty 22 Chisel 1 Normandy an d I had no control over by circulatory changes and (Lat.) inis, Douglas 23 Idiotic seldom invasion day -24 Conditionally t when I would have an erection can be, ,bu 26 Cleft palate 2 Smallest bit 25 Aardvark's 42 Opinion fluenced by hkmone changes or when I was able to have 30 Sound of a 3 American 43 Simpleton diet in the msfe. orgasm. bell (abbr) 44 Hawaiian 26 Let you Th e sending I am 31 Blade 4 Conveying My wife passed away and i island 32 Poetic Letter number 3-1Z 5 Passages thru 27 Be in had no sexual desire Health command preposition r 45 Gait walls Superlative thereafter. However, last Impotence. Other 28 Flower K 33 6 Astringent 46 Skeleton part 2 Annoying one 47 Varying suffix spring I met and married a who want this issue can send 7 Insecticide 31 Prima donna 34 Slanderous 8 Expand lovely lady who was cognizant, * 75 cents with a long, stamped, weight of gossip 9 Osiris' wife 34 Ducks of my condition but the self-addressed envelope for - - BEETLE BAILEY _ U DO . . . ts1 I G1.AO... I_ I - - ACROSS -. / . - • _____ ____ .... . 11 •- .. .- -. - 4, •-.-. ,. '•)r _ Ps P •- - • by Chic Young • Is - - -. 4 IMP Tuesday, April 29, 1980 1401 ( ¼ . ___ ONE D1'IVUWLJGME,Th1E NEXT DA1 "VU —_--' I<ICI< ME ti rn - - . . - -- --_.; :L.. - - ___ _ 4B— Evenlng Herald, BOSS, I CAN'T FIGURE YOU OUT - • - • -- .. - - , . 110110 - . . - ' - •;: -- --- , - - .--- - • - - 'V .- - -- - -- . — -' - -4 • - - - • '— --- - - :- �F 1 ----- - I J \ ) JLt I III_ A v - - BYDAVIDMRAflER IIeraIdStaff Writer The 1ssecutl opened Its case against mclati Afl 011ver,wI th aaerkeawhow ___ theaccueJrap. murderer with his alleged victim the day before her body was found near Geneva. "The eight en and six , n empseled on the lkneinber jury heard KaIh Mm Sapp tall how she went part of May 19,19Th with Oliver and Cars Lame Clayton at her home In Orlando. and hew Oliver retiwil A1nlw iffic i4rlvini nu irith L J nL[ BRIEF netnerianczs Crowns Beat rix To Replace Queen Juliana - AMSTERDAM , Netherlands (UP!) — also testified, followed by Tom nei testimony of a series of law enforcement officers who were 2900 Se&lt St., Jamestown, suffered only a IflIf101' called to the Geneva pastime where Clayton's body was found ury. Mr Crown a, on May 20, 1978. monarch In * years today on the official abdication of her mother, Queen Juliana. Oliver currently serving a life sentence for the 1977 murder of an Atlanta woman, faces a possible death sentence 11 con- Juliana, who turned 71 today, officially aided her 32. victed. Rosemary Poole, 65PUvitwood The two, surrounded by Other members of the royal said he would remain on as department spokesman at' Muskie's pleas. Carter, In New York to attend the Overseas Press Cub's awards dinner, culled Muskie "extraordinarily capable and an excellent choice." Asked about his future as spokesman, Carter said, J will continue to do that job as long as it seems iii to Senator Muskie." - $1,000 In using f0ft- revenues and balance , — were using nightsticks and heavy flashlights, He said he jabbed his ni ghtstick into - sation. I have no interest in ente~ politic in any capacity. "I have never endorsed a poli tical candidate. And I have no intention of, endorsing a politi cal candidate in the upcoming campaign, including Mr. Anderson. It Is not the first time a political career has been suggested for me and my answer Is the same as it has always been: not interested ." McDuffie's back, in the area of the kidneys, but they had no effect on McDuffie. He said he then used his .nightstick in a choke hold from behind, flipped McDdffie off But the article apparently took both Anderson, during a campaign ap- Cronkite and Anderson by surprise. Cronkite, 62, released a statement pearance in Atlanta , said he is engaged In a "very extensive search for a runnlnè Tuesday saying: "The New Republic mate," but has asked no one on his staff to motorcyclist gave ôfflcs an obscene gesture balance and onto the ground face first, where reporter has misinterpreted our conver- approach Cronkite about it. he then handcuffed him. Um budget, the - praident has - concert worker offered his assistance. He helped the girl get to Strickland's car and the three iot In and drove off. Strickland said he stopped at a restaurant to get the girl a drink, but when he emerged, the girl, the unidentified man . and there was no indication to us that she was." The girl attended an all-day rock concert at Strickland's car had vanished, "I'm relieved and the ache's gone out of my Orlando's Tangerine Bowl April 6, but left Lattin,, said that June Finkbelner of Orlando, Fla, appeared to be living voluntarily with a In an attempt to Increase withbeM from an individual's savings account and InVtStiIntL will have to face th e voters without CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite by his side. The New Republic magazine published an interview Monday in which Cronkite was quoted as telling executive editor Morton Krondacke he might accept an offer to be Anderson's running mate. eluded running 29.stop signs and stop lights. He described in detail how when he arrived on the scene a number of offi cers were strug. gling with the 33-year-old exmarine but had been unable to subdue him even though th ey The FBI's chief agent in Nashville, Dave proposed a portion of taxable dividends and Interest be - 17-year-old male companion in a Music How with her brother-in-law, Leonard Strickland, stomach," said the girl's mother, Rebecca rooming house. 18, after complaining that she was sick. A man who Strickland thought was a - He is believed to be the same man who Finkbeiner. 'We're just thrilled to pieces. "We really don't know all the details yet, but we do know she didn't know that guy when she was abducted," Mrs. Finkbelner said. The Finkbeiners plan' to drive to Nashville today and get their daughter. Lattin said no federal charges had been filed, but noted that a John Doe warrant Is still out on the person who stole Strickland's car. Lattin said the girl and the unidentified male were being held at a-juvenile detention center. - The House Ways and Means Committee was to hear testimony today on the pros and cons of that part of the- president's anti-inflation program, announced March 14. ' It requires banks, savings and loans, Investment firms and cocporitions to withhold 15 percent of an Individual's savings and dividends quarterly. ____ - Anderson - vings Accounts-iEyqd WASHINGTON (UP!) Cronkite Staying Out Of Politics Independent 9 abducted her from the concert, Lattin said. NASHVILLE,Tenn. (UPI) — A 15-year-old ,We don't know what happened initially," girl who dIsappeared April 6 after attending her first rock concert in Florida was found by -be said.."They were living together and apparently living quite well. It did not appear FBI agents Tuesday "living quite well" in a South Nashville rooming house, she was being held against her will at least 'verdicts on another. so No Missin Orland6 Girl Found In Nashville am co-,defendants, ThOmas Mit- was charged in *19-count indictment. of the other two defendants, Richard T. Carr wa; acquitted on three couts, with no verdicts returned on thiree others, and H. Jackson Mullins was' acquitted on three, with no - pointment of Edmund.Mudde as secretsiry'of state and - One of Lance's chell, was exonerated o(the four counts with which he B JME CASSELRERRY Action on a site plan for a proposed Handy. though the area of the lots was 30 to 45 percent frontage to 100 fedt. A siMmequait substitute Herald Stall Writer more than the 100,000-square foot- amendment.— ordinance No. 241 adjusng he Way-convenience store that Miller Enterprise An interpretation by City Attorniey Marvin requiranent. zoning failed to mention single Ownership or Ine. hopes to WW on E.E.* Williamson Road Rooks has cleared th'e way for construction of Lumfccd said the homes he plans to con- noncontiguous frontage as being necary for across from Lake Searcy Shores was tabled homes on non-.conforming recorded until the June 9 meeting The property is zoned . lots In druct would Increase the property value and an exception." Longwood which do not med the Prelffit size tax revenue to the city and his firm would commercial, but on the proposed city com,In other business the commission approved prehenalve zoning tnap this will be requirement. The City CO_hhhiCfl has voted build a road Into the property. a noni a resolution requesting the county to waive to draw up a new ordinance that would City Administrator David Qiacey told lbS two.year requ ement for thsnging the dSflhIty conforming use so there Is some question as to ir eliminate air confusion caused by Various city commission that low and moderate cost whether the commercial zoning W ill still apply. on 10 acres owned by Florida RP4M1Ual ' property fi amendments and substitute amendments housing ta.badly needed In the city and —, dUes Inc that the city is armezin. passed previously on the Issue. m sale is contingent on should be allowed to construct homes Con The pruperty 50054 agrIaultIW*l in the coiy being able to obtain a building permit and Rooks' liderprntatlon of the ordinance, that 50 foot Iota platted In the city before the Is joined on two sldes by a acres ,owned by acceptance by the city. Shoemaker Con. varied from one given by former City Attorney present restrictions went Into effect FRC at th is zo ne d inultl4arn ily lii the City. struction Co. would be the contractor. NedJullanJr.,wasgIvenontherequeofthe In 1950 an ordinance was passed requiring FPC hopes to combine the two tracts unconunislon following a complaint last week by hopes to build the 2,500-foot minim it sire with 604001 der planned unit development for foot Thomas Lunsford,of Dowling md bmsfórd, frontage for a residential zoning, with store on a half-acre piece of property. They lots of gtr,itjm of single family owned townhouses. Inc., ge neral contractors. propose to have three self-service gas pumps. record that wer not oontiguous and had Lunsford claimed thit he had been illegally The Lcngwood Board' of Equalization will and separate" ownership excepted. Residents of (lie area objecting to the project denied a permit to build on• nine lots with difficulty meet at 7p.m. May 19 on assessments for the y 'm came In i97o," Rooks said, were y residential zoning. They did not meet the 100 "when ordinance No, 229 was passed In- portwlty to be heardwould on the subject at future Wayinan Street paving project and water line foot front building line requirements eyen creasing the area to 10,000 square ft and the Improvement project on State Road ut public hearIngs. NAMINUTON (UPI) — State Department spokesman Hokllng Carter m has praised the ap-: U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. retired to his chambers to consider the recjuest. told deptitie$ TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — A key state witness granted immunity In the trial of five former Dade County police officers says he has no eiation for some of his actions the night black insurance man Arthur McDuffle was fatally beaten, William Hanlon testified Tuesday at the and led them on a 100-mph chase that In- verdicts of acquittal on the three remaining counts and Longwood Attorney Clears Way For New Hous.ing, y e was acquitted today on nine counts ( EvefflngHerald, Sanford, Fl. W.dnnday April 3O,1NG-3A ions trial of Alex Marrero, Ira Digge, Michael Watts, Herbert Eva ns Jr. and Ed 1)el Toro. He said he parUc1ated in th e high-speed chase and apprehension of McDuffie after the reach verdicts on three other charges. Defense attorney Immediately asked for directed . -. Spokesman Praises I Deputies- say. the thieves entered the apartment without A man who attempted to snatch a purse from a Sanford - ATLANTA (UPI) — Former federal Buriget Director - comas,jewelry abd other items totaling more thari value. ROBBERY FOILED after he was shot in the neck Monday at point-blank range by a family and members of the Cabinet, clasped each other by both haW and JW1anA UM emotlioully Mat at her daughter's birth, "We chose the name Beatrix u one - who brings happiness' On 9 Counts; 3 ,ft ttdv took about $150 in sIlver dollars and track tape deck, total value of $IM. Oviedo police say a Jamestown man is lucky to be alive, . Karl Flesber,-111 Fairway Village, A"., Altamonte Springs, .. olatlug federal banking laws, but the jury could not . told deputies the burglars struck be Sunday night and Monday morning,taking a color television, jewelry and an 9- the death sentence if Oliver Is convicted as charged. MAN SURVIVES OVUE60 SHOOTING decorated with biblical scenes. Jury Acquits Lance - ALTAMOMM SPRINGS BURGLARY REPORTED year reign In an emotional ceremony in which both theThe state attorney's office has stated prosecutors will ask for new and old queens signed the abdication documents in the Mon Hall of the Royal palace, an ornate room IN BRIEF LONGWOOD APARTMENT BURGLARIZED Saturday and Moniday made od Burglars shIft bet with more than $1,) In goods from a dei*itles Mi amnonte Springs woman says thieve, who forced front door of her home left with a television and on For Reas . ng past Mr& continuing their Investigation, - Princess . Beatril, A became Netherland's 146 NA110N _who thus McGregor told police she b levesahe knows s. - Policeman Can Give the wrong —V1tneose In the parking lot of A man walked up to am Tow Apartments at noon Tuesday, asking for the location of "the Eight Day Inn," PÔIIC Y As she timed around, the man pushed her down. and made an attempt to grab her parse, say police, but when the first attempt failed he ran off, apparently past Circuit Judge Robert McGregor and his wife Mona, a trial clerk. - &. - r Trial Witnesses Link Oliver.- Dead w6man i v%,j N I 1 ft -. - - - ,. Prof Admits Role In CIA - - -. ' PRINCETON, N.J. (UP!) — TheCIA d Prthet Unlveñlty professors to draw up Intelligence reports on foreign countries In the peat few decades, but students and professors disagree on (he ultimate purposeof the reports. Former professor Klaus Tuesday he wap one of five Princeton professors -who were numbers of the "Princeton Consultants" .a group that met secretly several times a year unto IM to prepare reports for the CIA. Mari'er Bernstein, former dean of , the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, acknowledged he "was aware" of two faculty men). bersal the school who "were conoulting with the (" during the 1960s, He declined to name them. FLORIDA , - - ' - ' - IN BRIEF . - - - - ' . P1 1 tru' . - - itU AUTOMOTIVE SUPERMARKET - - - . -. - COURTEOUS, KNOWLEDGEABLE - .. I EDMUND MUSKIE ...man of 'strength" - NATIONAL REPORT: Cool, t11i weather spread over the South, with record lows reported In Orlando, Fla. temperatures dipped to 48 degrees and West PalmBeach wherearecordlow of 53degreeswastied.RaIn,thundel showers and fog covered most of the central Atlantic coestal states fran New nglirid to the Carolinas today. 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An alcoholic beverage bill (SB 114) sponsored by - Sen. Don Childers, D-West Palm Beach, .calls for ttib"ig the minimum drinking age to 19. The Howe Tuesday gave preliminary approval to a measure raising the drinking age to 29, but Speaker -. Hyatt Brown threw the bill into the finance and tax committee to study Its Impact on -tax revenues. - - muskie-8 I&& cd -Uporkm $IMINOLIMIMOnIAI. - - - - - - - - No School Moetino - Tie A CsuntySefeoj . __ • - - -' - -. - .' AUTOMOTIVE AutoSure SUPERMARKET - Another NEW PARTS CITY Coming Soon to ORLANDO ';: '. ::. Drinking Age - news conference, Cater rnIicii Mulls - -. 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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. '1] 3 9 .8 <*, 1 6 Ked ping Tf 6 iioi# ' . . rreIUVIJL '.eurter the group Owners of Seminole County Inc. Recently, she was complaining about thi matter that came up earlier. ' ' Dr. King admitted he was not, going to say ty'opeaedrevinofthngcodes, what Mrs. CanUTLSCk expected. Insteal, he said he had nothing but good things In particular the creation of an ordinance to . The Clock unoccupied structures. . Speaking at a public hearing April 22, Mrs. Cammack gave it* impression she thought the to say about the county's Wilding department. Dr. King, who built his own house, praised the help he recelvedwhlleltwasundercorstructlon and in particular praised Seminole County county building department was going o use ordinance as an excuse to run In and condemn homes as abandoned when the occupants so Building official Don Flippen. "The building officials In this county helped me get into my house," King said. dicated another dramatic meeting in Washington with Egypt's President-Anwar Sadat and Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin in favor of - JACK ANDERSON piecemeal negotiation to meet the May 26 target date for agreement on autonomy for West Bank Palestinians. Let As badly as he needs a boost these days, Mr. Carter-saw too many difficulties to risk an all-or-. nothinjthrow of the dice at another Camp I DavId In v summit. His one notable international success could end up more tarnished than burnished. And now that President Sadat and prime Minister Begin" have come. to Washington . . separately and gone, the question is what was . accomplished? How hangs the fragile fabric of WASHINGTON — The fiery deaths of three Israeli-Egyptian peace amid the Middle Eastern young people in a rear-ended Pinto recently gales? . led to criminal prosecution of the Ford Motor _____ derstanding, he'd explain and take the time. i thought that *as kind of phenomenal for a government official." Flippen ald later he feels the building department is there to help people build a safe . Z . - I T- '.. . .- . .' - 1 - - b-.-. - . . . - . ' , •. -- - • - ..•'. . 1. - -. I .,. - -- ' . ' - ., . :------ - ......- .- -- - --C-. ., •-, 01,1~ .4 . •,' • - _._, - ..' . •, $175,000 civil fine. : I Wem killed, in the raid, naturally bolstered . . Red Brigade terrorist leader In Italy disclosed LiberatIonFront. - . Such provocations unite Israelis of every • - - ' , I • - of trying to explain whatever It was Sartre - such as gum drops, he characterized as was getting at In his plays and books. "be1ng-1n-tt1f." But what does that tail us, really? Whatever it was, It was pretty pithy, of that Tennessee Wllltsm' interesting "Clothes for a Summer Hotel." The established mediation procedures do not sem to avoid Una CAtUttOpheL Even .\ ,I - ~ New York State'sTaylor Law, which Imposes heavy fines, jail sentences, and other penalties has been only partially successful as a deterrent . Should It not be the duty of the governor to Hollywood 4 IIAOJ GliA eQHIVA - - fi He 's - CLAX'rON, Ga. -There are acenee that - • no - - - - ' -. .: . % * - 4' . ,. I I - '.~, I$I - - -r ; • - _- take . .. -- - . ,, - - - ~ -"-oa.w'ac 4 • , 7 TOLD JirOtt tl*' P as taAtisIp.,i.Jt' gbr- - -. & 4_ - It I .., ~I,I . , . I # (. t . - , - . - S . - -- - . . -- ', ' , • -- • - --- - --, --- •- NonmHolocaust - . -I -' - Em barrasses - - nkm 0 aren - [ ff__1MU[]© A UTO - ' ALL £L. tlh.L... Go DAYARIES 0 SALE Si £ Dont mi ss thiS oceollurut, ccse see us TUINIS DISCOUNT MUSICCINTIC 2I- 16 N. w...ad Blvd. *TON Y RUSSI. :INSURANCE:. :2417 FRENCH AVE.* SANFORD • 4 .. ofindtheeopets-putJ& - c ' - If- REG. $3.19 1/1 PRICESOOODTHROUGH WEDNESDAY,MAY7 GREATLY REDUCES WATERING FREQUENCY ON FLA. SAND REG. $w 97 - . SALE - WE ETE LINE OF - - iI PEAT MOSS ROACHES.- ANTS FLEAS - j] F PREMIER CANADIAN SPRING IS PEST TIME: 1. ' 0 11.51) - . -- -. - I. - - I. I baefla and headed we hocn - 27 701 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL -' - Would Cheistopher Columbus have started out from Spain if the bureaucratic red tape , had him ensram1ed? Capt Columbus - bwowed thernoneyfromQueen- he&mnBycontrast.someB4 difvntpermltswerereqtñrecHust to build rind start-up Turkey Point nuclear generating plants Just SOmething to think about - • vice didn't hold up." Joe left PJ's and went on to 47 - two guys over a girl. They FOR UNDER 00 seldom involved big names A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF but stars began avoidIng A SPECIAL GIBSON GUITAR place because they didn't materials want to get mixed up in those new technology very affordable things," ' vea1aysantedaGibson No* heresfr The stars deserted PJ'5 for You chance to move up to the est'ge QuaIt and the Daisy, then the Candy insvai,on nit is on GiDson a ignIted IIITi onI1 se SIll be aøIe to Store and the Factory. snos am demo a nea revoluiionp Gibson "None of them lasted more Quitar that 'ncofpo4ates contempolafy tech ncloqy sith thai u'mstukat4e Gibson sound than two years," Scott said. Soecial SPvaing stats May "Either they weren't wellmanaged or the food or ser- rooi FERN4 PHONE • - - M :INsuRANcE: • enronmental vi protection and national defense The .a.ry.rlch path of fers better xking erment, more greater productivity. -_ greater buying pxvez more opportunity for more No*. greater national strength and unity FPL's Board Chairman. Marshall McDonald Ifirmly believe we will choose the enerrich path. I worry that we may not make,this choice in time," Decisions relating to the nations energy future are being made nmm You can make your voice heard! fertilome, 1 LAWN .PESTS " TE RMITEs CHEMICALS At FERTILIZERS -' WE CAN SOLVEYOUR PROILEMS - - Ii -, •$ tO+, ftopk e61*-. - -. . ' 3 evidence to invite scrutiny by the government to determine how success can be 'remedied', as if it were a disease To win is to lose and the losers are just the companies found 'guilty' of success The real losers are the a -. - - - - - 'V 1. .. • - . as - - - - -' --- . T:. . - • • ••.. -r .00 .. tI1_ _1_Vt 11 , - ENERGY-RICH VS ENERGY-POOR The nation Is at the crossroads in choosing a future that will be either energy-rich or energy-poor. pow path leads to more menial 'obs, less buying power lower quality of living, less upward social mobility, inadequate resourres for essential services , 71 . ) , .. - consumers" - 'A - FAI'IILY DENTISTRY I - I -, .. summarized. "Succe.ss is now sufficient tds since . . - - i - I had never seen anybody dta before. I IhadbeldhlihendthirthgtheflnalmIutg, aloe and lat. I. wax jut Pansing through envisioned death rattles and twitching and and I will always be thankful for that. I have this, will new leave you. One such for me, took last atop, when gasping and oiw final hepve of breath, and. - often wondered -e here 10 years ago in little aaxtcn wed If, somewhere hi his stopped its function. ' fleth siicoa.clous, he know I was there, then the lest hold 1 air rushing out oL coastal S.v1rih when, they áiake _in. W doctor, who fruitcakes, To years. I can't believe It has It was nothing like ,tML Th no, who was tsdthe time, before be Pulled Probably not, but it I s fantasy worth et ow : . tlw he nd wasn't ke unconeckaia, L*athed, a been that long. eping He was alone a great deal during his 114 EflWi'I bins face. nI IB LL_ k_... . -' bréathusane. I '' wq rniea me his earthly we, wi was ins ri cause ma ceain, - It was an August morning, not ann nainp so miracle " and I willaiways hope he had some fajg - t1Ql*lI in a Plastic L.g. i = ' .outalde.- Istd Inside a tiny hospital room asked we bow O '11* .iSg. i'af hands knowledge 01 t1*fact there was an andl shoes, sock; % where a 51-year-old man was ar deaib. '. trO($1i shirt, n esupty *ant heledactheperfonned. - Aiound me stood a few others who also andwndheyid*IIn,bUtI °' watch and a cheap ad about the dying man. * was a fo, thiout. our heads, can put what is M 01 you in a sun prawber. As the end lumed We InI111064=1 nzddiad WUft the Ms. . post, Is dill somewhat of a mystery to be be had and sobd that we all bow Uer,IthaiUthinknow,years , we bad Just puL Iuid c I . r., • roih here t14- other stupid, hwiend I said, "He tiated aot weaaier, be1 on a bettleflid of sohlatorIc worth. . day b u t '' time, I doe Seven of hiaMhndbeen4evotedtocombat, Y"" the soulaboutto y H.ask.dthelAr4 to SiW to put the srie beCk together 'g*id, I lnguli1wd\himeil1 and had 'depart the ravigd body on the bed. I said a, The only coinfortl could Orul In the moment and he had t1w IiIrtd others, I have hedt Better te had OweMIA _ tb - to poruler grayer of nty own.' I asked the Lord to Iguone was the man wurkin't have to live ally h* end hid -oe in lb II of some heroic adne, ___ the ireechá and have the ml wWe it vu. oppnsb, Georgia best the - afternoon vu L A915 do o" That vu the 4 lily miracle I have ever , certain to ofler. H. vua bigman, afatman, e at id yusr age, than here bet. who for one th1ng WSU !hitIJa1'W4ItL -the man * ways his dreaded I ny, prayed for. I wasn't reedy to give and lb. but was al is With. 10of'I$g, *tOrt4I, yet,and, frankly, I dnght thspredwu at Youthinko(tb*ai*d . *tke5P&t ghfiigthlaj -- .U1.Uvise. -' . overi ' ' • -. ( - - Grou Predlcied Nuclear War hsoq - Man Worth.Remembering A industries -addressed the group on the investor.ltwelcoffiesforelgnbusifles6men to - - /1 JAIIOITAM HTM3T 7 1.~1 - invest or start a business, but as far as going • __ LEWIS GRIZZARD 10 . District Judg e Slot Opens - - I One young woman ex. spiritual strength had been MISSOULA, Mont. (UP!) — with the Baha'i international pressed embarrassment over bolstered by increasing A nuclear holocaust predicted faith, Jensen said he based his Jensen's prediction. She .qaid tensions in the Middle East. by a religious group hidden in Jensen himself pointed to the odds were 'about two in a underground shelters failed to prediction on the Book of iild the l'ersian Gulf incident in happen, causing embarrass- Revelation in the New Testa- million" the holocaust two American Jets inent for some and disap- ment of the Bible and on occur on April 29. - measurements of features of Some of the young men in became involved, with an poin tment for others. the group said their faith in Iranian patrol plane over the "I've lost some friends over the Great Pyramid of Giza. His grou were in and out of Jensen had caused marital Strait of lhrmuz. this," one young man groused. ,,They say they think their shelters all day. They strains in their households hiiinmnei'bd up boards, stocked But none of Jensen's followI'm crazy." i_ He ws'Qne of the-followers shelves, counted provisions ers said the failure of the holocaust to materialize of Leland "Doc" Jensen who and generally kept busy. 'fumey t keep their children in would be cause to quit the had predicted the holocaust didn' for Tuesday and convinced his the shelters because they felt group. Tippers Many iridictated their group to hide In fallout the schools were protection with enough from a holocaust. shelters - stocked One reason they didn't ~ HUNT MONUMENT CO. provisions towait out the Sinatra, Martin Leave The Most, Says Restaurant Owner spend the whole day undevastating aftermath, Despite the lack of a derground was their belief it didn't come to half that HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Memberships cost $1,500. andmnore recently helped get 1 Ph. 339-69N Frank Sinatra arid Dean amount. Monthly dues are $30 mon- Pips started, the most suc- disaster the young man said would take three hours for the I ' he was sure it would happen deadly radiation from a Martin are Hollywood's Scott curritly owns and thly. While the costs are not cessfulandoldestprivateclub ________ "sometime." He said he nuclear explosion to reach ____ biggest tippers, says Joe operates the Club Barrington, exorbitant by Hollywood st-an- of its kind. Markors Missoula. 'would be embarrassed f Scott, a private club operator a - private restaurant, disco dar4s, they dp te nd to keep out - who has seen both stars hand and hangout for 1,200 th riffraff. "Hugh Hefner was one of there Isn't a nuclear war by out 8100 bills for tabs that movieland elite. Private bar and restaurant the founders of pips," Scott May. Jensen himself said he was jpints have flourished and said. "lie used to come to at disappoi n ted there was no board meetings Morri,,.IS t ti me forrvi) faded In Hollywood since the afternoo r, am sure my his mansion * open ed In Beverly In ' his bathrobe 1 'j'Y Check—up ye.'t. Hills a couple of decades ago and pajamas, I left Pips a calculations are accurate," year ago to start the Club he explained. O.4UJL (O.K.5.Ot, D.D.. by Jack Hansen, of Jax slacks Jensen, a former chlropracBarrington. fame. Is Pleased To Announce tor, has about 150 followers in Private cluts are not the Opening Of His Office "Among our members are his group, which is called much a manifestation of For the Practice ci -. snobbery as a palliative Dean Martin, Peter Falk, Baha'Is Under the Provisions t ~1 , -) Jt against 'public scrutiny for Jaclyn Smith , Milton Berle, of the Covenant., ' His group is not affiliated -Monday thru Saturday , C kt .&AJI)OJLJ movie stars, personalities James Cáan, Jim - Garner, . Buddy Hackett, Kaye and Evenings by Appointment and other celebrities. Limited membership clubs Stevens, Connie Stevens and DRI FTWOOD VILLAGE 323-23 provide the famous and Jack Jones. Some nights one 549 W.LAICE'MARy BLVD. 323-2301 LOW COST -notorious an opportunity to let or two of the celebrities will 4 _ " down their haIr among their get Oj) and entertain." In catering to the eure and peers, disco dance, play cards ' P -1 or w hatever In relative oh- feeding of stars, Scott presides over two dining _____ scur it They also insure a di nner rooms, a disco and a -, 1_1#~ IFE S uninterrupted by tourists screening room for stars or FOR ENORMOUS SELECTION fl1äiiiF seekingautographsordtunks prod ucers to run t he ir la test i- I, OF FERNS NOW IN STOCK looking to punch a- leading movies. S ITIafl In the tee th, FOR THE COLLECTOR OR BEGINNER NEWSPAPER READERSHIP REMAINS HIGH, Over the years he has come Scott was Twenty years ago 1(0 BUT.- A Florida Press Association newspaper to know celebrity preferences 1141 general manager 9fI"5 readership survey shows that 8 out of lOflundians '1DRIVERS.I regularly read a dailynewspaper And that ki Hollywoód, a public watering for food and drink and fun and local news, 'papers outdraw television and radio, hole that became a prototype games. He also Is acquainted 545% to about 40% for the private clubs that with their quirks. S Readership of financial information, the spring "It's a toss-up whether SALE RE G. $2.99 followed. It was a hangout for w1ich keeps our economy moving, was low about and Frank or Dean Is the biggest stars, agents,- producers 11 POT 21%onaregulaibasis It did beat out agricultural tipper," Scott said. paparazzi. news. 4% and legal notices, "There were problems -at __________________________ A WHOLE NEW BALLGAME PJ's that could never be rI ) 322.0285 GUITAR It's interesting to note that in today environment, A resolved," Scott recalled. , V,sshington often rewards failure (like Chrysler) "We had fights In the club NEW and penalties winners A prominent American every night, usua lly between - "BERRY'S WORLD -- -- - - unicameral legislative assembly of 57 come, Stemper said. RABBIfS compromising stance on the limits to Palestinian Einstein made obligatory a paragraph or two essayists and trombone players. Basiot ta general counsel, Frank SZIyIIer, in their military trucks, collect tolls, direct autonomy and even his cwitrovet-slal policy of summing up the Theory. of Relativity. . 11, for Instance, the "New Wave" mbyte YOU traffic, and so on. replied with a chilling corporate putdown, -Israeli settlements In the West Bank. Un- suggest," he wrote, "that you have ° Did Sartre believe be existed? ( was he saw last night struck you as being loaded with convinced thaj life was illusory, like the 'nothire, chances are the producer was fortunately, a loose West Bank confederation with - reacted to Just when to resort . to such emergency M 1rim, In eap bowl of clam ch owder? I paying i debt to Sartre. . measures wcdd be political judgment, to be Jordan, which some of the,. most. influential certainly, the -suggestion that lbS IltUltion confess that after reading maybe a half dozen Let's assume for the sake of argument that rewarded or penalized by the voters. It would Israelis including hard-liners would supports does could have proved fatal m*n1flas Sartre obits I still am not clear on that point. Sartre was right when he penned such lines a7) be one way of protecting Uhe p Interest. not seem feasible now because Jordan and the cident out of reasonable proportion." He prannahly spelled ft U out in such 'existence precedes essence." When i---Second point, about New York City itself. West Bank Palestinians continue to reject Sadat's k* as "Being and Nothingness." But I that leave us' Footnote: Snyder stressed the crrecUve New York does not today enjoy much invitation to join the negotiations. action being taken by Bassett as required could not deduce from the synopses whether By way of an answer, I leave you with three popularity In the rest of the country or In Israel and Egypt thus far have carefully by the consent decree. Coiwners who have Sartre was coining down on the side of quotations that I once clipped and still have Congress, especially among conservatives. It adhered to the Camp David peace schedule, and either the Mandalay or Candlelight model "being," or whether he was leaning toward pasted over my desk: has managedits economic . even '10 do Is to be" -John Stuart MEL dishonestly. But Mayor Koch has been the presence of an Israeli ambassador In Cairo should call the company toll-free at 1100336. "nothingn.as." U "nothingness" was his bag. I must say he "To be Is to do" - Jean-Paul Sartre. making an honest effort to face the budgetary and an Egyptian - ambassador In Tel Aviv now 52. Virginia consumers should call Bassett co ect at ll dIdn't make It s 700429-7511, extensIon 340. ou nd very Invit g. "lb be do be do" Frank Sinatra. in I've had realities. - holds out additional promise the May ta rget date --' for an autonomy agreement can li kewise be met. -. 1 - . consultants as Nicholas Deak of Deak-Peara, Douglas Casey and Robert Adler. Others, mechaniLs of investing in Costa Rica and other welcomed and feted by Jose Miguel Alfaro, An independent republic since 1838, Costa ttre to get a job and work, the county protects markets around the world. '1C president of Costa Rica, and Mike Davilla Rica set up the present stable and progressive /s o workers and ve to acquire a of the U.S. Embassy. political institutions following a bloody civil / work permit, Stemper kointed out. Stemper said many investors with a lot of While there, they studied and viewed the there is a Nglier living stan-' money are eyeing'foreign opportunities to " id Stemper sai advantages ad opportunities of world-wide Stemper said with a population of near)y2.5 dard in Costa Rica than elsewhere in Central avoid paying any more income tax than diversified inVesting in the stock markets, niilhon people, mostly educated, Q*tt ica Is America and distribution of wealth is more necessary and prying into their financial af- -, precious metals, real estate and agriculture in truly an ideal' Democracy with modern equitable. There are many modern homes and fairs by Internal Revenue Service r ngents. Costa Rica. hospitals, highways and universities, housing developments as well as con- "Financial privacy is - traditional in Costa' Stemper calls Costa Rica "the * most The population is mainly composed of those dominlurns in San Jose with pnces corn- Rica," he explained. politically stable country -in Latin America" with Spanish or Indian heritage or with a Stemper explained Americans are looking parable to housing here, Stemper noted. Land and says it is "extremely-pro-American." He.. copbination of both .— the Metizos. A small is available in view of the Pacific ocean for for foreign investments for the same reason likens it as a tax haven to Switzr'1and 1n percentage of the population Is made up of the less than $100 an acre. the Arabs, Canadians, Germans and Japanese , Europe, which Is also surrounded by other less descendants of Jamaican blacks, who came Several U.S. companies have factories in the are invesUnginJY. real estate - the special peaceful countries, there to lork in the 19th century. Spanish is country to assemble products, Stemper said. tax advantage. Bordered on the north by Nicaragua, on the the principal language, but -Stemper says The exports are mainly agricultural products: Is Stemper packing to go back to Costa east by the Caribbean Sea, on the southeast by many of the people there are bilingual, coffee, bananas, rice, sugar and meat. Most of Rica? lie's decided its a nice place to invest. Panama and on the west by the Pacific Ocean, San Jose has two English-wrltin Costa Rica's fuel, machinery transport but he wouldnt want to live there. It's too far the country's two coastal plains are divided by newspapers sering the many Americans and equipment and manufactured goods are tin- from family and friends tor this Sanford three volcanic mountain ranges. others, who ha,ve second homes or retired ported, leaving a large trade deficit, Steinper native. . . Stemper. said his group's workshops included such international business people and The country bas a president and a inheritance tax and no tax on investment 1 .' - • . - •,. - Herald Staff Writer • • - - . - -a -s - , - - - - I' - - -. -. -- -- CALL 322m8865. , - - . - I . . i ca n ' - day It seems to tell us that when Sartre said the "O - the New York citizenry. Businesses lost millions, and the alreadystrapped city lost $2 million per In tax revenues. Marginal but - other than existence itself, a subject almost human goal Was "to ' become the C*iiS of one's own existence," he wa as profound as the top spin lob. Any obit worth its weight In newsprint had sotne sort of self-Insemination PtO€rWflto include at least a paragraph or two awnWhatever It was Sartre was driving at, ming up existentialism, the philosophical there lsno doubt his philosophical outlook was 'il s h Unlike many of the so-called banana there because of the favorable tropical said, adding that many of the imports are from republics in the area, Costa Rica has no army climate. The country has many tax ad- the United States. Switzerland and the Far East, who were - Big even sick.ness and death been inflicted upoW .. or._' u Wednesday, April 30, - -, •• VJ B l1 t United States, Canada South America, appointed by the president: - - I II ea l Applications from attorneys wishing to be considered for appointment are available from Mrs. McDonald, 400 West the upcoming vacancy on the Filth District Court of Appeal Crystal Dr., Sanford. at Daytona Beach are being accepted by the nine-member Deadline for returning 'completed questionqaires is Judicial nominating committee, Mrs. Mary Lou McDonald of Tuesday, May 27. The committee on May 31 will interview .. Sanford has announced. candidates beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the law 9fices of Van Wert, Heebner and Kennedy, 523 North Halifax Ave., Mrs. McDonald Is a member of the nominating committee. Daytona Beach. Van Wert is chairman of the nominating Judge Spencer Cross, chief judge of the appeal cow-f, has committee. announced his resignati on effective Sept. 1. He has asked Other mem bers of the committee ar e: Sam S. Cacciatore Gov. Bob Graham to appoint a successor by July 1, "to make Jr,, Melbourne; Mrs. Juanita Cunningham, Ocala; Robert E. It possible for the new appointee to assume his or her duties Austin Jr., Leesburg; William E. Sherman, DeLand; promptly on Sept. I." Frederick J. Ward, Orlando; Dr. William Lee Proctor, St. Questionnairesforthose wishing tobeconsideredfortheAugustineandMaxRegister,Brooksville. a mod frightening one for us. We did discover - doctrine to which Sa a powerful Influence on our times. He plarited was addicted. have the state units of the National Guard her before any serious Injury occurred. Such That unquestionably was the sternest test of the metapbysi($ seeds from which trained In back-up procedure' They could altyatlon cold have proved fatal." expository paver sinee the death of Albert- whole new schools of playwrights, novelists,run the trains and the buses, haul passengers political ~ersuaslon In concern about their national survival and in support of Begin's un- - • -. . - The "right to strike" has long been an Important principle In a free society. On the other hand, I It reasonable that a relatively small number of employees should be able to wage war against an entire city? The movement of modern society is in the direction of complexity and interdependence — and therefore always In the direction of greater vulnerability to such strikes Not only had severe Inconvenience and, 'V .'-. you may be -are. Sartre's forte was none Impossible for a child to get his head caught In -' °"he wrote. , "Our daughter did get her head atuck,..on two separate occasions. To say the least, this wasaverytraumaticexperlencetorherand - '. • - . . . tate would' be ae- ' the crib had been - designed so Oat it was ceptable only if It served as a basis to dismantle - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - of the world encountered perhaps their peered to derive from "nothingness." Itis all verywellto say that Sartre viewed greatest chaflengelast week with the death in - human existence as "being-for-itself," France of Jean-Paul Sartre. -, In March IM, a Bassett customer named -. Israel. Indeed, this is the official view of the Arab — To then pow spuls fell the unenviable task wheren'tbe existence of inanirnate objec—, ' - worthy shows dosed on ilroodway, like - i ntricate communist-terrorist ties with the RkhaM Ball wrote the company about the Palestinian guerrilla movem ent, - and Palestinian crib he purchased In July 1976. "At that time, commando leader George Habash announced that we were assured by the store salesman that a , -'$X WASHINGTON (UPI) — Obituary writers 'd%ore fun peeling turnips than Sartre apl- But I have obtained documents, not In. ' duded In the consent decree, that illustrate the true Insensitivity of the corporate brass - Begin's case In Washlngtn. So did two other sinister, coinciding developments: A repentant , .• Some OfThat Sartre • . . He was one of a group of international in- members elected by popular vote-every four Stempersaid he went to Costs Rica to find including the Costa Rican secretary of vestors and entrepreneurs from all parts of the years. Governors of the seven provinces are out for his clients just what it had to offer the agriculture, and secretary of commerce and . . . . : bankrupt city could even approach. Mayor Ed Koch, a tough-minded budget cutter and a classic New Yor k type, the most popular mayor since Fiojello La Guardia, dug In his heels. He had public opinion behind him In this once liberal city. Two points ought to be made about all this, firs about strikes against vital public serJ' -' - WEST , . . . .,I. I., The transit workers, hurting frpm Inflation - . .•- . - Transit Strike - _•__flt 7 . ? like everyo ne else, wanted more than a near'- .- • . - -. • '. .. •,, •. • - . • The most recent New York transif str1k 83 now been settled, but the issues involved in It really haven't been. It was a sad affair from every point of view Walking along prosperous Fifth Avenue In IN gathering dusk, you gazed upon a disquieting spectacle. On every side street, a long line of people, three or four abreast, stretched out of sight into the distance. They waited patlentlyi Thousands of people, waiting on every side street. All- the trains and public buses were out,and five million commuters were Ifni provlsing. Those long lines of people were trying to get home on a few private buses. - With luck, they got there by midnight. Other New Yorkers tried skates, bikes, and even horses. Traffic jams were prodigious. An elde rly man, walking. home from work, dropped ad halfway across the Brooklyn Bridge. --• . . Costa Rica and has come home "bullish" on that Central America republic. . I New York .'1 _ Company. Although the auto maker was The answer must be that not much progress was acquitted, the trial set an important made, which was consistent with th e low ex- pr ecedent. . The court recognized that a business firm . pecthtions. But, at the same time, nothing was lost in the three-nation struggle to define and its excuUves should be held responsible . Palestinian autonomy in a way that is acceptable for the safety of products they design, manufacture and market. in t hat the to Jew and Arab alike. Pinto prosecution was not a failure. Cor. It is Mr. Carter himself who has ipagnif led this poratlons Orations are now on notIceilat they mustproblem by his insistence on th e mirage of a answer to the public If they put profits ahead comprehensive peace plan one th at is ac-. of lives. . It was more than three years ago that l-flrst ceptable, not to just the Palestinians, but the reported Ford knew from its own tests how to whole Arab world. position fuel tanks to give greater protection The first task, therefore, is for gin and Sadat in rear-end collisions. I cited suppressed .--.-.s. to narrow. autonomy, down In -the forthcom ing documents from the company's own files as :-talks to the parameters of Israelis and evidence that Ford. could have made safer " . ••-. Palestinians; They must simply agree on - the automobiles by spending a few dollars more fl ac on e h car.' amount of self-government promised the (_••J. , "Secret tests by Fo rd ha ve shown th at •. , Palestinians for five years of ill-defined self-rule minor adjustments In the loca tion of the fuel set foi th in th e Camp David accords. tank could grea tly reduce On a nationally televised interview during his reported on Dec. 30, 1976.the fiery dange r," I •, recent visit, Begin boiled down Israeli's position Now I am Investigating another case In-to the fact that . . .autonomy, .. .cannot be volving the Bassett Furni ture Industries, :' - 'i , yv widened to a Palestinian state (which would be) a I nc., a leading maker of baby cribs. Six In.. ten ts ha ve died in Bas se tt cribs since 1977. -mortal danger to Israel and a Soviet base in the • :/ heart of the Middle East." Inasmuch as Egypt The tots got t heir heads wedged between the dscoath. -and the United States must 8hBN this boàrdor toot panel. According toConsurner • -concern, th e parties may, not be as far apart as Product Safety Commission experts; the - - -• news dispatches often seem to argue. infants strangled when they tried to pull their on heads out of the trap. , -As usual, Palestinian terrorists acted The company knew as early as September DICK schedule to sabotage the latest negotiations by, . cpsc investigators have charged, that seizing a children's dormitory at Misgav Am, a its cribs could kill or injure Infants, but It frontier kibbutz. The death of a child united failed to notify the commission as required by Israel's quarreling elements anew against law. Earlier this year,. Bassett signed a - compromise on the West Bank. The five men of conait decree with the CPSC which requires , the Iraqi-sponsored Arab Liberation Front, who it to take exte nsive remedial action and pay a It JEFFREY HART _ IV - . Sanford Realtor consultant William Stemper to threaten military'coups and an apolitical vantages and relatively low cost of living he attended a recent six-day seminar in San Jos6, * civil guard is responsible for its security. said. There is no income tax for pensioners, no - _ ------ -- -. :I As for King's comments,' Commission Chairman Bill )(Jy()thoff told the audience: IV --11wt,3 what's known as an accolad ______________________ -• . structure and get moved Into it. "We're not here to harass anyofl, btt t . advice," he said. ___ ~-. ____ s - -; 1 "Whenever there was some mlsun tell vnu whether vou meet the cod or not. _____ _:-=- - - R d By JANE CASSELBERR' 4 Particularly by Flippen, he said, and be diftot I even know who he was at the time- I*They gave me ~dvice," King explained later, - Ba-b b '? Cri - t*üiing. "whe n all they really have to do Is inspect and ____ hal - . o 1974 and 1979 when he built his house, by county ' experts in the mechanical to electrical _____ much as go out shopping. Although the proposed. ordinance has some rough edges, it certainly Is mt intpn&d f,n IneflitAtp wantinn rmilom"fim A ab- With many parts of the proposed codes. Finally, to Dr. lUng, who was there to hear a onlng I- Peace : :fir &L uipii , uiu. creditedwith bringing the document under at. tack, claiming it IA too restrictive on land Toward destroying auth restrictions, she created Sanf r helped many times during the years between she proved to Or audience she was unfamilim comprehensive plan. Mrs. carnmack can be, jf - The . . . time. They go beyond what's required to peopLe—eec1aily the IndIvIdU1 home '° King, whose home is In the had been - Wednesday, A pr il 3), 19)—M . f William Stem per (left) sees dollar signs as he recalls his trip to Costa Rica. ample safeguards and The ordinance provides ample warning time to the owners c hearing to consider updating the county's building codes when she asked Dr. W. Judson.. questionable structures through the procedures that it outlines must be followed. KJfl to stay to make a comment. complained, "a For those following the uo(U county's 7 Area Code3OSlfl-2511 or831-9993 1 - ' - . 4 am sh~ expected at,a county commission . CUSPS 4-23) 300 N. FRENCHAVE.,SANFORD,FLA. 37711 -. - / Evening nergm .. 1 I - ) I - - 3 -________ . - - 203$ HWY. 17.92 , MAITLAND—$312080 -OPEN SUNDAY,I2-5:00 DAILY HRS. MON-SAT,' :30.5:3O' , , 271W. LK.MARyBLV D. CLOSED SUNPAYS _ - ' -' - ... �- I I . .. . I. I . 0 . . .. . . I . .., . _--W~ . .. . . . - ; .. . I . 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Gareau, 27, of Montreal, was declared the official winner o reach the conclusion that without any reasonable doubt the famed .2-mile footrace Tuesday after marathon officials Jacqueline Garesu was the leader for the final 10 miles of the stripped Rosle Ruiz of her hotly disputed title 1* a carefully worded statement. - a _j 1 - - ... ' ,. 14 , - - I •___ -, -'.. - . J. -!I'. Ift . . -'.- - King And His court Pl ay Ruiz Not Rosey, Disqualified 'In Boston Race I . BOSTON (UPI) It took Jacqueline Gareau eight days, two But he declined to say she had cheated by sneaking onto the rate," Cloney told a packed news conference. heirs, 34 minutes and seconds, but she finally won the cowse, as many nmnersind race ciflcias alleged. Local Squad Tonight women's division of the Boston Marathon. "Information from our official checkers has enabled us to "We have investigated every possible facet and we ha- -. ''i"i , -. ____ • '-. . , .. .. - - . " "" - ; ____ - - - - 1' . ____ ____ -- -- .•.,I"v •• . -- .• ' ' . . a - ____ . . A. f T tr!"'-,.cs _"' 4.t - ". :; ' - : -s'. - .. , ,, ' . :'. --. t -. W' -' .. . •--. - '-. - - - .:- . I p I of rims In the four th and three more In the fifth before '' .t - Patriot third -...............b ilnw,l1'a ,nfil,1 inaIs ILOPK look tuii aavanlage Pnitl •' ''man Wayne Bth.acco. and wrapped seven base hits wing..sacrifice files by Apopka came back with r T. ..t . "_ , - . - •, Of Site Ruiz, 26, a Cuban-hom businesswoman from New York. City. Big Weekend. State Swim Meet ball whizzes in a benefit game at Sanford's who had entered only one other marathdn in her life, had been Memorial Stadium tonight. declared the winnerof the annual race April 21 after crossing FERNPARK -wImmens MA and the entries dropped' New Is the frontrunner and Gulliver's Tort Han Feigner, the master of fast pitch softball, has the finish line In 2:31., setting what appeared to be a new from all over the state will be in AAAA classification, for the 3 foot tall trophy and right behind her. Blithe I entertained around the world for the past 30 years course record for women. converging On the ShAridAn races for the NATIONAL the $M scholarship to the the edge in numbers mwd Th Boston Athletic Association launched an Invebtigation Aquatic Center this coming SWIMMING POOL IN school of the swimmers In 5klfen of the eight with his Tour man show which features his Eddie Jr., and former Houston Astro's catcher after other r unners said they had not seen Ruiz pass the m on weeke nd for the State AM STITUTE'S Most -Valuable choice. However, the corn- dividual events. Her high the course. Swimming Charnptonshlpa. Swimmer are becoming petition for the MVP John Bateman. a- - With Garean standing award is ranking is third In the at his side,. Marathon Director Will Likewise It Is the AAAA clearer, - Game time is set for 1:30 p.m. tight wi th Bar tow's Annie Lett backstroke. Rames Is rank Cloney said the BAA's muchpubllcized, week-long review of District meet weekend at and Susie Thayer; in five events while the othi Benefits from the game will go towards official o bservers' notes, television film and l0, photos eight sites across the state. In the AAA competition, are ranked number one or t " women's softball. taken during the race showed Ruiz had not run the entire r5, With the district results In Patty Clark, Cardinal Seabreeze's JaAnna Blythe, in an event or two,. - - - inning, wrapping a double and right fielder Kevin Rood single around another pair of delivered Spins home with a ding an insurance score in tiIe, Mainland errors for a5.O lead. single. sixth in ni ng.. Mainlan d's lone score came' Dunlap beaned DeLa nd's Apopka's Albert Maynard ope ned the Blue Darter fourth . _ - 6w5. Down to their last out in the single by Mike Edwards and allowing five and striking out singles for F lagship Bank and p.m. at West.de Field. Clem ' 331 I Milisi 33) NaS last Irmlng Atlantic Bank 'an outfield error, but the six. Rinkavage, who went the Horace Knight added a triple. Leonard Shell battles Car. Nirtasss Ts I e I 1IIc d for three runs Tuesday Bankers bounced back with distance In defeat, gave up KrayolaKollege broke open dma] Industries at 7p.m. at lMsr ,, ius, and nipped George's 6-5 to two runs, on no hits In the 1Jit four hi ts and fanned a 5-5 tie with eight runs In the Fort Mellon Park. 1 I 111 Davis I 1II. maintain first place in the bottom of the second to regain eight J%. J. bottom of the third and went ,,, weds I NMssss I Sanford Little American the lead. III LS Evans and Ashcraft had two on to notch i ts first win of the S.vtias TOTALS fl I ATLANTIC League.' 010*011 George's rallied for two hits apiece f Atlantic Bank. season. TOTAU 3IUI SANK AIRN And Atlantic Bank's lead runs after two outs In the top AR * N Noy Rivers, Eddie Barnes, .•i Chris Smith held JackSa,Iss v" III III laIai was increased to two full of the fourth to take a 4-3 lead, Keith Denton and Mike Prosser Ford to just three hits a" Kitias IS - limlamis P,h.Ie,.M NO II -i 35 Ivams games when Seminole andthenstretchedthemargjn Edwardseach had singles for a DSMSS It 13 Aalcrafl struck out nd ve. fi •iwa Petroleum nipped Flagship to 5-3 with a single rim in the George's. AIIIUN. SI " Marvin Cówart led the SIimy II 0111 Bank of Seminole 14-12. top of the sixth. Seminole Petroleum scored winners II JACK with a duble and *s,sc%sr 3" IbM KIAYOI Atlantic Bank Is 8-1, Wi th two outs in the bottn- seven runs in the bottom of NicImla 1 ii • P101111 KOLLSSI , single and Steve Bradley ,., ,"M.n.a S I POID • Al _ , %J Flagship Bank and Seminole ci the sixth, EddIe Korgan the first and built up an 114 added two single I IS Al N Css NIVIIFI Ill 5015 ____ s. • 1.iI* •• kssy. 11w - are 64, George's i 5.4 and work •s• Lastly ed George's pi tcher Phil lead afttwo 136 T&VW Alex Wynn had a double and HiL.s •" " Follow J ack rosser Ford and Rinkavage for a walk and • Reginald Hayes went the single for the losers and Chris DuNart Naasr SOS 55 Jones II Lam. TOTALSs " Krayola Kollege are i.e. Evans slapped an inside-the. distance on the mound for he Jones belted a home run. TOTAU SI 14 C.UIS.0 II Ciusit Atlantic Bank scored first park home run to knot the victory, allowing six hits and 311 Jimlisa I IS with a single run in the bottom score. Ashcraft followed with striking c*it 12. He walked , In today's action in the an.as sa ' "I My ss Islsris of the first liming when Joey a si ngle and the ba ll got by the seven. III Ilimy Sanford Little National Evans doubled and Brian left fielder, allowing Ashcraft Tom Mitchell slapped three League, First Feeral takes ' °' PLASIHIPSMf*OLU PvN.sr III Ashcraft folloWed with a to circle t he bases with the singles to pace the winners at on Poppa Jay's at $ p.m. at SANK PITROLIUM TOTALS It II 3 AIIM AIIM single. *tzthtng rim. the plate, while blasting a Fort Mellon Park, while the U.nS. 111 KIUIaI..mflS ill 155 "loss George I IS red to runs in Korgan went the distance home 'run and a single. unbeaten Railroaders meet Wr$M 0331 Fare SSSMIteNsII 431 Krsyslakallsss (III the top of the second on a on the mound for the win, IlilfISId 311 Darns Littles had two Sunniland Corporation at 5 .-. - 4 -' - -.'. . - N*:i"A.."'. ., S - Late'Fo.r Rally - - ": '! % .J.'.1._ -1-1, , , "'.. ,.!,~,7, ",-~v';iW, -,,,~., __". . . . , I . - inning with a line single al laced a, double up the right. John Brenner. HeraldSports Editor moved to second when Biro center alley. After Blue DeLandpicked up two more Mainland had the pitching, walked three-sport star Darter pitched Grey Migliorl runs with a combination of but it didn't have the defense. Cedric Anderson. With one walked Frank Davis, he three base hits and a pair of Lake Brantley had the op- gone Mainland elected to put enticed Tony Beal into a Patriot errors. portunities but DeLand closed right fielder Mike Frett on , ground out. Center fielder Lake Brantley rallied in the the door. The end result was first with an intentional walk Mark Boatner followed with fourth for a pair of scores victories by the Bulldogs and to load the bases, an RBI single for the when J.D. D'Arvllle tripled, Apopka Blue Darters in Brown got what he was Buccaneers single run, followed by Büzzy Arthur's Tuesday's afternoon openers looking for, the ground ball DeLand's Bulldogs hkewise double and a single by Bonny° '("j of the District 9, Class 4A for the double play when Greg took advantage of errors and Coleman. Baseball• Tournament at Migliori sent a two-hopper used some timely hitting to DeLand will now meet the Sanford's Memorial Stadium. down to third. But Mainland shade Lake Brantley's Apop1a Blue Darters in the 'C Apopka opened the four third-sacker Gene Murray Patriots 4.2. opening round of Thursday's game day with a 6-1 win over stepped on the bag befoie The Bulldogs chipped away semi-finals at Sanford -: --'•1'. Mainland's Buccaneers. coming home with a late early, scoring single rims in Memorial Stadium. Game ' ov Buc Pitcher John Brown throw thus breaking up the each of the first four Innings time is 4:30. -. mastered Apopka's big bats force at. t he plate w he n cat. before the Patriot's Mike through the first three in- cher Doug MarJett failed to Dunlap closed them down In Apopka 6, Mainland) nings, but the stringbean tag Maynard for Apopka's the final two times at hat right bander had his effor t first run Anderson came Mainland 00 0410-135 Jeff Spins reached first En Apka unfoiled by five costly errors across the plate w hen Brown 000 231 *-07 I on the part of Mai nla nd 's gotFrettinapickoffrundown the Bulldogs half of the Migliorl and Sullivan Brown OPeniflØ inning on a throwing defense only to throw wildly setting d Marlttt Hitters -Mainland . c• - . 1. ByJOEDeSANTIS t i ! . . . s - --- I ent Di trkt Toumam In DeLand, Darters Get Sfror,gP1tff?n1h . I 4 1 1 Supr ises --. --- I . . . Few ------.- , '. * .. . Round . I - . rv ve I -- 1 st Siber Hawk' u i , Seminoles, I . .. I . . Bankers -, . - 1. Wednesda y, April N, iNS I . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Little -American Roundup OP in the top of the sixth when first baseman Darin Wahfey Lake Branfley 5012500-274 Land I - III ISO L44 1 Thompson, D'JerIdl - Mess. Dunlap and Arthur. Hitters and he scored on a double by - •- -. , ' ,.,.; - b . . I;--.' - .•:-;•c'--':-.: .. • ' ,% ... . . . '. Herald Photo by Torn Vincent Spruce Creek pitcher Pete Kutzukos takes.a short lead against Lake Howell's first-sacker Jay Drivas. Drivas powered a game winning grand -Lake Brantley: D'ArvII102.136, Arthur B , 2 8. DeLand: Rodd 28, n 28. John Brenner In the Second .. '. and (7) 4. • - slam for Lake Howell In Tuesday's opening action of the District;D Baseb!Il,TOurnament.- '54 -' - -- - • ' * - - - - . frT . . . ____ - - - • ,:..A~ 1.; " f~ ' -, relieve starter Mike Link in the fifth, walked the bases In the nightcap games of the loaded in the bottom of the District 9 Baseball Tour- sixth. Designated hitter Neil nament, the Sanford Marshal then clellyered a two. Seminoles outslugged Lyman out, two-run do uble. Porsig 13-11 and Lake Howell, the followed wi th a pair of wild % ' -r._- - --- I ' - - -r-- pr /ir- -- tournament's ' - -. - . - ____ f - - top-seed, pitches, allowing Lyman lined a double Into center field, setting the stage for Marshall, who had homered Smith went the distance (ii picking up the mound victory. and doubled In his two previous trips to the plate. He blasted a Porzlg fastball over the left field wall, but just-foul. Porsig got Marshall to strike out with a curve That Thursday's 7:30 p.m. semifinal encounter between the Sil ver Hawks and San(ord, pits all-conference hurler Brian Munryon the mound for Lake Howell against Seminoleright-hander Tracy Walker. survived a 9-7 battle with center fielder Rob Riech and ________ Spnace Creek's Hawks... Marshall to score, narrowing sent Sanford Into Thursday he Willie t j eifltnolu led th Sa nf ord's lead to 104. night's isml-f 11111* with the 13I.. entire. game p.ht Lyman, . The ,Ssinlnolu picked up 11 wIn. .. the Sanfo rd cr ew also had the three runs In the seventh Spruce Creek sur prised the Greyhounds breathing down liming to extend their lead to number-one seeded- Silver , theIrnecicstheentlrocontest. l3-8.ButLymanfoughtback -ilawkswiththreerunsln the Seminole jumped on top in the seventh to close the gap first and second innings The i quickly by ripping losing to 13-11 before bowing out VolusiaCountyschoolcrul.sed " ' pitcher Jeff Kerr for three Left fielder Mike Andriano into the fourth Inning wi th a 7 Z.-' In the first inning The led off, the Lyman seventh 3 lead '.t"' ' big outburst was capped by a with a double down the left Lake Howell scored a paIr two-run homer by the Tribe's field line and right fielde r of fUfli in the fourth and DH George Pcirzig Jack Neff worked Ponzlg for a loaded the bases against The Greyhounds clawed for base on balls. With one out losing pi tcher Pete Kutsukos. :. single runs in the first, third, and runner*, at second and With one-out, first basqman " -a - IT . - . ,. ..,. -' • . .,.. it r -. .Jr "-i - ,, •; 6C• I. - a '- '4 : I', ,,• - - '' .' • .4 I'. , i.,.- cr'' .i •t 4L '41 ___________ 1. •' : " ' - .- 1. "• - -- . - Jay Drivan stepped to ft s Innin of play finals against ga Seminole rims score, or Ponzlg, who came on Ip Rick Maroello walked, Reich - - year. 3 11 311 3-13 133 151 114 3-lI 52 *Link, Porzig 15) and Spain. Porlig 2.5 HR 28 4 R 81, Davis 24,Von Herbufls 38. Lyman: Kerr 2.s 28 HR, Reich 28, Marshall 2-528 ar Tampa 'Bay Gets Scot -Brantley GOtOr -: . - - - " . I . 0 - As x ected, Lions. Grab sis s' As Firs* t, Dra . Steve McMlchael and Tampa Bay named Florida lineba cker Among the burners left for today ,kere wide receivers Eman uel Tolbert of Southern MethodIst1fd Jackie Flowers of Florida State and three fleet running backs -Iowa's Dennis Mosley, Florida State's Mark Lyles and Frank Mordica, Vander bilt's all-time leading rusher. Othérquali ty players left include Stanford quarterback Turk Scho ne rt and of fe nsive Unemen Mark Goodspeed of Nebraska and Greg Kolenda of Arkansas. Arkansas li nebacker Mike Massey and Memphis State ba ck James Stewart head the llst of defensive players still un McDonald from Southern Cal. Scot Brantley - . In the fourth round, Minnesota took Southern California linebacker Dennis Johnson, Atlanta took Nebraska running back I.M. Hipp and Cleveland aLso drafted quarterback Paul - s • - . 41 . Washington took wide receiver Art Monk of Syram and 00' a Pick from IM Angela, and Pittsbtirsti closed out the Chicago took linebacker Otis Wilson ci Louisville. San Fran- first round by taking quarterback Mark Malone of Arlzpna daco used its second firatround pick from the Jets to take Jim State -. Stuckey,a defensive end from Clemson, and Miami chose Don In significstat picks on the second rowA Oakland took Penn McNeal, a defensive back from alabama. State defensive tackle Malt Mlllep, Baltimore took, Notre Tampa Bay named guard Ray Snell ci Wisconsin and Dame tackle ThhFoleyand Ph lade1phIa picked Jackson State Philadel phia those Roynell Young, a defensive back from rushing star Perry Harrington. Alcorn State. Baltimore, an a pick trom Dallas, took Derrick On round three, Kansas City took Texas Tech numing bad Hatchett, a def ensive back from Texas, New England, on a James Hadnot, New England picked Texas defensive tackle ' Malor League ewm~ made Oklahoma nrinlng back Billy Slms the No. lSelevUQflifl the draft and.ft Jets followed by selecting Speedy Tens wide receiver and track star Johnny ,um" Jones -after a surprise trade with San Francisco. . Running back Curtis Dickey , a world-class sprinter from A 4 ft Texas MM was snapped up by the speed-hungry Baltimore Colts on the fif th pick ci the opening round. We drafted Sims because that's the best football player In the country available,' Coach Monte Clark of the Lions said lit ,, - - - - - - rmuW and on the final round Tuesday, Atlanta took Colorado de fensive back Mike Davis, Miami took Michigan State wide. receiver Eugene Byrd and New England took Vanderbilt receiver Preston Brown. - - Of the 165 players 'chosen Tuesday, 77 were offensive indif -defe nsive. - - - ... •. - - - - Houston's Forsch Checks Reds on 3wHiffer .. 0 - - - ' - - - - - - . - - - - ti - defensive tackle from Penn State. Bal more took Dickey and ' " -i-' from Mlch1v cV . IAUI WU .1i[UI ulcer, a Atlanta named Nebraska tight end Junior Miller and the New York Giants picked defensive back Mark Haynes ci r.a - - - - . ., -- -- - * - - * - ' i I-A.I Colorado. £UUUI MAJ £ £ ' - -- . - -- -. - - - I. I. .- I tackle fl.,,,, j4Jp. " Washington, and Seattle, one choice from Buffalo, took Jacob G'" adef0.ve end from T.t*1 MM. ' fl -. 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W-Comer (1.2). - - - Velea (3). 140013-10160 100 021 000-i Si frlt 0000320- 3100 N.Y. 200000010-3 50 Mllw DI( (4), RasfrJ, Øatt (61 and Sunouerg: MovriL -TIat*, May (611 - em CSInS: Ctsv Texas Cinci 8 P.M. - 1 10 West - ChcInnatI picked third and took tackle Anthony Mum of Southern California and Green Bay -took Bruce C2&li, a - New York -- - - - - OD a management - - 01 - ' - The "COWItI!'5 best player" Is easier to draft than sign, however, and Slims Is reportedly far apart with Lions' - - - - - ACINO NIGHTLY Transactions . - NafteNil Lea,w last W L P". 1* 3 447 pi"t" 9534 Chicago P1110 6 $ .429 ti Ii..1. i All a - - - - -- Bas.bàII being the No.4 starter on a staff that mc' w4es overpraise, x1e bit mom cautiously. 1-2. Cedeno lit his (1 hemer of the n in "01w pitchIng has been good, yes,"Vlrdon the sixth. His 3.0 record and the esteem of his team- said. "I hope It CcnthLUS to Ieu as w go • . "I m the beat-known forgott man In $1o1. mates answer the question for hhn. The Itedi iliOwited their baseball," the Houston Astro rlghthaniW Forich struck out two and walked three In "There should be no doubt In anybody's In the flfUi when Bay Ithialt reachedthreat 00 a: said Tuesday right alter tossing 0, threemind that we have one of, if not the bet, notching his first t20fl)piet$ game of the. fieldes cowl hit victory OVt*' t he Qncinnatl Reds. "I've pitddngstaff.siotbetL,"saidcesacedern," .oflHoustoo save Iimafotztb.thnthgru doud ad Leibiit walked to load the whose ho nc -ban asked that question so many times." two-nm mer cli hed the victory, when Joe Morgan scored on Enos CabsU's bases. Fosch then struck out Ken Griffey to Fcracb 11 always being asked hew he likes Manager Bill Vbion, ekhn one to double-play W° Oft (Ilirlie Uehrandt, end the hnth(U). L-Marth&r I0-2. HR- 110n$rd (03). HR*-Kans., Am.rlc.m ,maga. Stanley, Drago (C) and (15 Seattle, Stein (2). City, McRás (2): Torants. Allenson: $nngarlivi. Prçfy MII innings) (7 livOgs) 100 0120000- 4 7 J.1L Richard, Joe NIekTO and Nolan Ryan. * - - - - - - - 87 Ustted Pft$I Internatiosal - - - - - - * - HG DAT'1 ' 98O SEASON - - 7 Manatee Angel 3.00 0(31) 27 .lSg P (1-3) I1.3S T (S. 3-7)115.20 Ninth race -1-16,C: 31:64 I Follow Her 31.00 0.00 5.00 10's Betsy Shan 16.30 12.40 lTeam Player 3.50 -Q (14) 11511.211i IN (5.1) 703.21i T (9-1.4) hillS TaII% race -146,Sa31i40 1MInaslaLlIJilI 2140 5.30 6.20 - S Jack lingo 4.00 7 Brimming Cup 500 - Q(1.$)34.s,Pu.$)Ihh4.,r(s. 1-7) 771.15 - Eievthrace 3-I, St 30.75 20.40 640 3.00 lP4yan&a 7 Honey 5-colt 15.40 5.00 43winglng Jim 2.60 -0(4-7)210.45,P (A1l-7) 24,6I(1Ail) 211-39i I (474) 1,111.41 Twelfth race -I-ID: 30th Tern's Jungle Man (101.40 2.20 2 Startlare 5.20 2.50 S Highfalutin 3.20 O (24) 13.611 P (52) 49.II1 1 (0 2-1) '3-' Attendance 3,422, Handle 311,105. - . .•... - - Washington running back Joe Steele went to Seat tle and Oklahoma center Paul Tabor went to Chicago on the fifth- . Baseball Roundup Ken Forach Jokes about his image as a forgotten Iflfl. ' - - - - Sd was well represented early Tuesday when Detroit - : Oakland made a surprise pick in quarterbeck Marc Wilson choice from HoLton, took Vagas Ferguson of Notre Dame and After choosing three of the swiftest NEW YORK (UN) Green Bay, on a pick from San Diego, took Oklahoma playe rs In the country among the first five selected Tuesday, of Brigham Young. Buffalo, on a choice from Sea ttle, took ce nter Jim Ritcher linebacker George Qamby, the NFL teams still had quite a few speed merchants left for Hei man Trophy w1ner Char les White, the nation' leading today's concluding six rounds of the 45th annua l college player and Los Angeles,- after a deal with Cleveland, took safety Johnnle Johnson ci Texas. draft. ruei from Southern California, went to Cleveland, which - . ' r g manager. ' S Lot Ride 5.00 4.00 3.00 l Tornado Squeaky 9.00 3.10 Piick g * . tMarvin Los Angeles MUksvice-presid ent -. • . - as coach - - - MI ?tofa, 9:05 P.M. May 6- Philadelphia at Mm. news, 0:33 p.m. M Minnesota at - - - - Cleveland - Rehired Stan Albeck thrpugh 1912 13. Soccer - - -LgLe Howell junior G y HR. - Basketball at Philadelphia •t n-May 10 M1amN.a. :SS p.m. -n-May 1 3 - Minnesota at Philadelphia, 0:05 P4fl. Buffalo vs. N.Y. Islanders (N.Y. Islanders lead series. 10) American Leaie. April 29 N.Y. Islanders 1, last Buffalo 1 May 1 - N.Y. Islanders at Toro C 4 Buffalo, 5:03 p.m. s .329 1 New York Boston May 3 - DufPlà at N.Y. s • w, Islanders. 1p.m. 8 -467 447 7 MlIwauke -Buffalo at N.Y. May 6 6 )) 30 A BaltImote Islanders. $ p.m. 4 11 .353 4 Detroit N.Y. Islanders at n-May S S 10 .333 1 Cleveland Buffalo. 0:05 p.m. West Buffalo at N.Y. n-May 10 ( . Islanders. S p.m. n 6 w Chicago n-May 13 N.Y. Islanders at Oakland 12 y Buffalo, Sp.m. 10 7 .305 I Texas 9 I .329 2 Kan City SW i'i 11 Seattle 9 10 .474 3 Minnesota 7 10 .412 4 California Baseball Tuey's Results Elected Eddie Chiles Texas Ten 10. Detroit !l, 1 Inn. - chairman of the board and chief Seattle S. Minnesota 3 executive officer, elevated New York 1, BaImore 3 City 1 executive - vice President Eddie Robinson to president and chief Milwaukee 14, Cleveland I operating officer, and elected Boston 1. Chicago 1 Amon Carter at vice president. Oakland 4, CalifornIa 2 Acquired New York (P11:) Today's Demos Infielder Ted Winterleldt from (All Times EDT) Texas (Perry 1.1) at Detroit wichita and assigned him to (Scbatzr13), 1:30 p.m. 1J1 at 1.3) (Parrot? Seattle Minnesota (Redfern 2.1), 2:15 ____________________________ p.m. ____________________ ansas City (Gura 2.11 at Toronto (Jefferson 0-0), 7:30 P.M. New York (Underwood 1.2) at wiunr1.%)11mflr. Baltimore (Stone )2),1:30 p.m. Milwaukee (Sorenson 12) at Cleveland (Wait$ 1-2), 7:33 p.m. W ea ther tr n Centra I Boston (Ecksrsley 1-2) at i I Chicago (Dotson 2.,1) 0:30 p.m. at Oakland (Keough 3. ~ PI California (Aase .2.1). 10:30 ___________________________ p.m. ed's Games _______________________ cl.v.Iand a? Toronto. night Seattle at California, night Thursdays Games isramI at PlttsbIrei, Atlanta at Son = PhIla at New York, night Houston of Clncl, night - Dealba 2-4, Wells 2.2 20, Law HR. 6 29 - Minnesota rla. 5:03 P.m Phuade Philadelphia May • at I,...,. Third i8C6-$.16, 0: 11:11 6Chlco Buddy 17.00 5.40 3.40 lNlcoIesLynn 16.00 12.20 4.10 I Special GoIdie 0 (3-4) 111.45: P (1-3) 411.95; I (441) 1,491.e4 Fourth race-1-16, 0: 31:73 6 Tony V 9.00 4.40 2.60 ilampy 340 2.50 lSharla Jones 3.60 0 (1-6.) 13.I0s P (61) 32.15:1 1111-3) I14.SS Fifth race -1-11. 0: 31:53 iShellylunn 21.20 1.10 3.50 1 RI's Fern 4.10 2.60 lLake Dot Dot 3.'20 0(11) 32.50: P (51) 13-SliT 1.4) 304.00 Slxffi race $.14.A: 31:31 6 Hey Hotsy Totsy 1.00 7.20 6.00 IRR's Chartie 13.00 10.40 iFiesOfootZella Q(6-$)63.SS,P(64)1lg,15,y(. .S-4) 145.60 - . Sevsath race--14,c: S SWr$ght0lnner 20.60 13.60 6.00 SWhsO'sDeb ISO tOO lCarbon Ditto 4 40 o (14)121.01; P ($I) 341.21, T (141)1,344.61 Iløttt race -s.16.s:31:s3 AUrcello (7), Patker (1) and HoIrworth. Hitters -Sanford: i. 'continued their mastery over but the throw sailed past slain, sending Kutsukos to the L)'IflaiI pitchers to build up a Seminole first baseman Glenn showers a nd giving the Silver Howell's Daryl Ely takes a healthy cut at a Lake 'District 9 Baseball Tournament. Th e Sil ver 10 4 lead after five-aiid-a..half Stambaugh, allowing both . Hawks their 21st win of the breaking pitch from Spruce Creek right-hander Hawks won 9.7 to advance to Thursday's semi-. Pete e e Kutzukos In third Inning g action of Tuesday's y 100.0 - 7 00 20400 *-5114 0-1) p.m. L Angeles (Witch 0-1) at San Francisco (liv. 2.1), 10:33 Q.5)51.1etP(3.1)150jSgy. 5.2) 712.10, DO (5-3) 250.40 330 (Alexander ). 10 II -4 40 340 3.40 S WonJer AIICC Sanford Lyman Atlanta 10:20 55 -- - tat ----- $ WahoO IsO Sanford 3 Lyman ii Herald PIllS by Torn VICISt -- lLbdy -. - April Jackson In the Texas League. Sent Myr ick from Tldwatr - Philadelphia S May I - Minnesota (Rlchrd 3.9) at (1eav,r 1-0), 1:05 p.m. 7.60 5.00 S.00 Second 2ILkH HE 3 S Smith 24 Barnes 24 AlibertI 23 Pv HR ' - se Ace "' 1Sat l Tons ) uce Creek: Lane 2.2. ' op Bob Parker ' s Cincinnati 13.00 4Lazer Beam 3.40 Q (4$) $4.20 I ($44) 411.03 Kutsukot Cantrell (1) and Simko 0 Smith and ReindI - A - .,,.. ,,. *r.; It - - MEW Spruce Creek ° Howell ,' ,_, - I,. -- * p.m. Houston - - , •ksIs.0 "'• - - Philadelphia vs. Mimesot (Minnesota leads sles, 1-0) Philadelphia (Cartton 3-1) at New York (Falcons 1-1), 1:05 AtSant Orlan, Tuesday nihtresi.lts First -$11.0: 31:54 - - - - - Dog Racing - - 7 ' - - . r. .i.. -1 I I_r . - Herald Sports Writer _j -___- - . By BENTON WOOD ". i." 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Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1% Il IVI I I 0 __ DECORATING Al FOR BRUNCH 34 ve t d U Wednesday, April 30,lno-1B • 'DI M I Sexton J.A. Sn1~yder Cabbages and ueens? Maybe. Butterflies and daisies? Sure. Why not? What on earth are Rubye King, left, and Ann Brisson up to? 'Mavbe, I ss ;7 Repecit Vbws - daisies, the two are. n't telling. But, whatever the artistically Inclined women have planned for th décorations at the Wo. man's Club of Sin.. ford May Day CIP Brunch, you can Count on It being as ' tasteful as the brunch Itself. The'annual fete is scheduled Sund ' ,.. a ii.e canQu Civic Center, from 8:30 I a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Prjceeds will benefit the club's CIP bicycle : paths. Tickets ($2, adults and $1, child. . ren) are available from club members, l'1 Downtown Sanford' merchants, the chamber of cornmerce oi at the door'" S un day. ay. • S t I ..' 7' V 25% , . . . dr ,e , ss' shirts. . __ . ..... • ".. •' •.' ••. _-..----'..-- .". • ... . • il. .'- • -• -: I' t . . '. . off men 's . ' •;' • ' Roberta J. sexton and Jeffrey Alan Snyder were married at the St. Paul's Catholic Church, Daytona Beach. Father Sean Health performed the 1p.m. ceremony. m bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sexton of Sanford. The bridegi:oom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder of DeLIand. The bride was 64ven in marriage by her, father. VICM Fleming, cousin of the bride, was the maid of h9nor. Bridesmaids were Michelle Snyder, sister of the bridegroom, Mary Ann Tldmarsh and Cathy Mojock. Elizabeth Snyder, sister of the bridegroom, was the flower girl. Charles Mojock served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Michael Snyder and Douglas Snyder, brothers of the bridegroom, and Jon Tidmarsh. Thomas Snyder, brother of . thebridegroom,was thejuniorgroomsman. The couple are making their home in Daytona Beach where the bridegroom is an athletic director at Father Lopez High School and the bride is a math teacher there. •' - : .-. ' Men's 2 and 3 pc. suits in solids, stripes and plaids. Sizes 38.42. •, • _ -Il •; , /1 " . . '.s.P - • 1J -' .. ' . . •.. . - .. . . -. .. - - - I I - * - ' - . ng. Briliiantsundressespolishedt highi nylon terry. Summer-bright colors, solid or striped. With your favorite necklines. now s$t,eetm, too. Spruced. up with lie-string bells, side slits, gentle smocking. Enough fun-filled styles to last the entire summer. For sun-loving juniors. - • ,. . Herald Photo -.. 11 II Johnson 115 - - • - Dalwal3WC Now 14.44 Now 9@39 Miui S .• 1j.Y7.pmCuT Rig 17,0.Silverskirted snbIsDinnind reel. u 49881. t54!!-,- 5988 . - Tire size All-i3 A78-13 ____ 878.13 36.00 24.73 28.15 4123 5 4 4.N E78-14 F78.14 ___ 4847 4732 078.14 Gil-il 5054 S4 H78.15 L78rlS 004 31.73 .7$ 32,73 34.73 • • ¶j•' L- -- -, : • . ' , -• - , -, •. . -- ----- :'_.. '. - • , - - - • .• * R*ReeI/spincait rod -. slonally check the sntlra system. Check belts and hoses too And add refrigerant if n*eded 'Rd1riv.raOt.a. • - - • '. Garcia IDS Now 19.49 Now 8.49 ••' -• - . zbco rod reel combo. . • Rigs 1&1111-41547 spin cast combo. - LB. CENTER CUT • • 9 6 CHUCK ROASTS LB. FRESH HORMEL BONELESS .• ROLLED PORK BUTT ROASTS - LB. • OUR OWN HOMEMADE BULK 'BREAKFAST 10.19 "OL pinng ro . "Laws Speed Stick" bait casting rod Rea. - - $ 09 SAUSAGE RN h1 • - - - - rutflO 5520 Now ruaflo ii uQW I U.-19 Rag 11 Three tray. 'tackle box. Rsg.W. 222.09 • tray tackle box. Buff/salmon. - LB. . FRESH DAILY - LEAN',. GROUND CHUCK $179 L. . This, to chqrgi . $119 TRIMMEb U.S.D.A. CHOICE . Now 11.89 - - --- Insure ccomloforummerdlvingWelIpofes. ' " -- • - .10-step air conditioner performancecheck. RR 14600 '' Trig4 may 1ii.r free illesiretlea Zebco' 202 • * Complete chassis tube, now JCPenney oil filter and up to 5 q1ts, of JCPanney Premium 1OW40 motor oil. .. Manor 1121 tackle box till 100% ALL MEAT BOLOGNA BY PIECE OR SLICED t jq - - - - ' -. jr - • - -- -S. -. - - . * .' -- . - - -• -- - - • - - *- * - • - ' • • • . • • • - Itwy,1i42ind Stain $t OpeflhI Lm. p.m.MI&-$$t * ____ . , • - • ---- 2 IOWA MEATS. 32-4 ZIISS.FUNCHAVE. SANFORD : -"-'- - - - -• I I Val WASHER . I(:tlIi VARIABLE with the ' tPSKET TUB FABRIC BLEACH 4, SOFTENER DISPENSERS •S••_ r Regular ,...Price I - V -- • • - " 'U I WWA It will feature 14 acts, some which will Include Fanny Bike from "Funny Girl," The Romans from "Comedy Tonight," Tony and Maria from "West Side Story," the sailors from "South Pacific," Bess from "Summertime," a choreogrpher from "Cborus Line" and many others. The brat will be played by Tim Wilson. The second act will feature about 12 talent acts. The talent acts are all comprised of American music since the Vaudeville era through the 7 including Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, all through the 70s. It will also feature a unique futuristic sound for the finale. The Seminole High School Band, under the direction of Dwayne Earnhardt, will also contribute by furnishing, the show band. The stage managers are Judy Hoffman, Sue Umberger and Michelle Hickson. The - prop committee includes Daphne Meets, Rozanne Goodson and Doug Ciark DougClarkiaheado(lightlng. Debbie Newson and Melissa - Ragsdale manage the finances.- Thethorus and ensemble' are directed . by Robert Maguire. The accompanist, i4tr arvi iilrortnr it 7a4tarv at 7 p.m. 'Admission will . ItSO and r*eshmeots will be old doring the show. Tickets s may be purchased fromcbwg sh*nis or by calling O L5I • 11.91 341.00 Less GE Replacement Allowance ? '/ 3, '.JUI Discount 'You Pay U's ••f • • - YOUR FINAL cosT 20.00 34800, $ FREE ASK OUR cusTomkits DELIVERY ABOUT OUR AND INSTALLATION SERVICE [sJ111APPL IANCE TWO LOCATIONS PH. MUD 541 Spring Gardiin Ave. PH 111.1 l' "11 - - 1 PHONIAI4EAD FOR 'WILL CALL'SUIVICE' 4_..L_ . Save lO% to 75% at Zales Mother's' Day Sale! of SPARE RIBS 13900 Tires mounted at no extra charge. - 2 in 2inl V#A_SSOM COMBINATIONS - stories FRESH PORK • Mileagemakersm lube. ,oil and* fifter change, 38.75 . L • Plulsfw. tax fr*m I.0 . •• Tii F1' • 3 WASKRINSE TEMPERATURE I MEATY HORME * ___ Nght On Broad way: Fun s To Tuxes We Silt only, U.S.D.A. Choice nature Uy aged heavy Iowa beef replace PCV, install new air and fuel filters. Astre. V.oe and sorn.forslan cars slightly. higher. Electronic Ignitions cost less. ow 2..I Now- Preceptor Beta Lambda EATS . To"11-the-line, tuns up for Improved engine performonce for summer driving. We'll Install now plugs, points, rotor, condenser, distill lbutor cap. Set timing, * • IOWA- Mileagemakersm 15-step tune-up. Spring and Summer 1980 catalog prices. The Ground-Gainer 4.ply polyester cofd.t1fe. ELECTRIC - - Of Ig. 37.62 Ita. plus fed. Zeta Xi, was also present. "A reel.. 4 wi47WITH LFETE _ KeB. &0%9 for *11%j REPLACE YOUR ,OLD WASHER and Pat Van Winkle. Virginia Powell1 a sister from xav - , ____________ by loin Hets.i .,w'rptnrv . dress shirt Is full cut . . Duncan £I a e n., - • . Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Lake borne Joyce Harvey. • President Tracey Wight conducted the meeting. Vice President Jane Akers reporW an the upcoming Ruth Hoffon presented a ;rogram about Community Mothtr's Day Wncheon and took reservations. Them was Services We All Use" for members of Preceptor Beta Lambda discussion On the chapter's end of the year trip to St. , Sigma Phi sorority at their Tuesday night chapter I Augustine. meeting held at the home of Arnoret LaRosa, Palmway Drive, Serchablman vice Service Joyce Harvey reported on W chapter's .brly Yt( FOISCIS as fo3ows; $11 wast to Snthols C=ty R&5*pMMUW; $100 wat lhe Sanford Heart Park; The next chapter meeting is scheduled' for May 13 at the dental and toiletry articles, magazines were presented to the home of Glenda Emerson, 1 Goodheart Drive. The following Safl(Ø(d Nursing 11cm.; and o pounde cj clething were newly elected officers will be installed at that time: Joyce donated for emergency is In the $iU ithocl*. Sammet, president; Helen Hamner, vice president; Glenda Way. arii Moan. ( airman Pat Van Winfria thanfr..,4 th.. r.ma.nr.rlina J Anwt- IARIIV1• NfrPnl)flThe Seminole High School the choral department at 322diapter and committee for their support aW work on the UtUe dhig wrewy; and Grace Marie Stinecipher, treasurer. . Choral Department will 4352 ext. 231. Miss a nd Master Seminele County Pageant, ,,_ . - -• ,,__..._zi ar inni, Iliim. VrtIs Sails. "u"v WLPãU% WV(V j5 JOnIOfl, oaroara MayU, isrn Jii --a. IãIkU pIV3flL 1 L.i%y and Past President Delora Mark. Broadway." May 5 and 6, in PeWwfi. Naillicy Hack. Melanie NAer, Tracey Wi6t, Jqce Vertis Souls, will be responsible for the next program on . the Seminole Community Harvey, Sue Scbwegman, Bdty Hickson, Jam Akers, Undo College Auditorium. The show "What's In A Library?' Currey, Laurel Rodgers Cathy Markowics, Pat Shaver, Linda The business session was conducted , by President Debra- Itself will he divided into two Mark who announced that June Helms had been elected Beta segments Sigma Phi, Sanfthd City Council president for the 198011 year. The first hail • will feature e American Music Theatre. Th The chapter will display its 197910 scrapbook which was An "Actor" introduces the co mpiled by Helen Hamner at the Founder's Day Luncheon first act which will have for a Beta Saturday at the Sanford Airport Restaurant. Preceptor - "Home for Retired plot HARDWARE 'STORE Lambda was also respoasible for the luncheon. of e home A Mother's Day Brunch is set for May 17, at th An old senile director plays Vertis Sauls, 146 Country Club Circle, Sanford the host who introduces the ii' "characters" as they nerform the numbers they had once done in their -respective M . IU po'yester-cotton with single needle teiloring. With long sleeves. Sizes ½ to 17 In white and pastels. Shor t sleeve rig. $11 Sale 8.23 Sale prices etfictive through Saturday. - - Theta ~psilon . S l ......... ..., •.. . • 41 . dress shirt Is crisp polyester/ cotton shaped via single needle tailored. With short sleeves, medium spread collar. Slzep 14½ to 17. Long sleeve, . rig. $14 Sale 10.50. - charge / *5• $9 Sale Rig. $12. Striped Sale'8.25 Rig. $11. Satin Touch dress shirt is polyester/ cotton tailored with short sleeves, semi-tapered fit. Sizes 14½ to 17 in white,-Iight pastels, and new iridescents. Long sleeve, rig. $12 Sal.. 0.. . -• - . • Special. 14-11- 99-, - Of coume you can . i . - . - Beta Sigma.' Phi ch apte rs I uL:,eA I T Sundressi I, •, • I . * * I. I I . - a r . MR. AND MRS. JEFFREY ALAN SNYI)ER N . * •. tMti . ° ' - - - - - - - Save on a select group of Mother's Day gifts Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 1, 2, & 30TIy - Watches! SAVE 25% to 75% Giltware! SAVE 2511/o to 75% Men's and Ladies' Fashion Rings! SAVE 251/u to 50% Men's and Ladies' Fashion Jewelry! SAVE 25% to 50% Diamond Watches! SAVE 201% to 33% Diamond Jewelry! SAVE 10% to 25% - - - * r- - i " • I - --I i -I I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - Zales Mother's Day Coupon - - Bring this coupon and get an additional dlscoint on a select group of Mother's Day gifts! * CCU"is - - . Valk! during ZAIn Mother's E)Ay - - Must bpriwni,dai lime o pun hw Coupon not apphcabk on (V1IA1I% iti-yn, wheipy,uh'hit.d by law ZALES ThsOumundStan - - - 'bi4trrMay4 L -------- -- - - -- - --------------- - - - -- -DAY-SAME AS CASH. Enjo y it 00W wIth Z1ti credit. - * - - ES The Diamond Store - - * - -• - - �f • ) I - - - / , - -= - -( I -. - - - • i_ -,. ,- -.- _ • -.,---..--- ,_ ________ - I. I - r • - r - • -. .h.-.- - - _ • - - - - - - - .r i1 . - ________ _______ .... 't w--r..IW . - _ _ - -;- -. - - I ----- - 1 - . - - r - -- - .-------- 28-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Wodnesday, April30, 1$0 •-• • 3OAptnwnt A ___________________ __ ur U nushed ' --- _______ ______ Evening Herald,Sanford,Fl. Wednesday.Aprll3oifto-3B - _______ _______ -----_______________ 41_lb --- 52-Appliances 68Wanted to Buy CLASSIH Pcuk A Aaster ' "kept vorking almost to the 1D.3L "Hehadjustcompletedacoupleverslonso(thescreenplay - Sir Alfred Hitchcock, the pear- ' Itime 44c line ' SATURDAY 9 N000 - said, • •; . - . " '' 1oon Fridati '' iJVflJ4 ______ _________________ - ______ - __ . . . CIaUIfI.A _____ es ______ - -- - ENG1NE INSTALLERS perlenced with Inboard & inboard-outboard. ASSEMBLERS 8 BOAT Assembler Up. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 Yrs. exp. Excellent company benefits, 10 pd. holidays, pension & in. Apply AMF surance. Powerboat Div. 1113 30th St. __._ -Pe,'SOflals _________________________ _- - - -- _____ CANNON REST HOME Special care, good food, for elderly person. Can be bed - . A RETREAT FROM CITY HUBBUB assumable mortgage on 10 acres, deeded access to the St. Johns, only 528,000.. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ' 3 BEDROOM. l'z, BATH. DOu. BLE r.ARPORT, APPLI. ANCES,AIR & HEAT,ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500 $fl.000. French Ave. 3720321 3fl 07J9,322 5353,322-3772 Homes 32-Appliances Cash 322.4132 .. ______ ----- ------ 53-'TV.Radio-Stereo MORE, frOnt 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 38O3OrlandoDr. 373 soo VA& PHA Financing WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES 8 PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni.' - - Used tbl model color TV's, all working. $99.95. 10 to choose ___________________________ bemused audiences with 54 films including .uch classics as "Rebecca," which captured an Academy Award for best picture 1n1940 In his first Hollywood venture. LastJanuary,thefllmdlrectorwashonoredbythecountry of his birth and officially became "Sir Alfred," being named Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire by . face ces, - Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Wonder wt,at , to do with Two? Sell One The quIck, easy ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa- . pictures." Universal Pictures executive Herb Steinberg said Hitchcock - Altamortte Springs. - 831-fliS. "Psycho," a film containing what he -called "the most shocking effect in any of my Hitchcock's cherubic and droll delivery became famlllartotelevislonvlewersduringthelO.year.runof"Alfred Hitchcock Presents." He Introduced each show of the series. His whimsical walk-on cameo roles became a Hitchcock - . - ALFRED HITCHCOCK masterof - Fontaine tradition, - - - • - - -. - ladies - a - 6 17 Cubans Arrive In Key West - _______________________________________________________________________________ .SECRETARY.RECEPTIOpilST LOST: White MaIe.BuTig with - - _______________ 5-Lost & Found - Named Sampsom. In Lake Ashb area, REWARD. 901427-9853, New Smyrna Beach. - - - - . , - 6-Child Care - Fiberglass. Laminators Ex. Øerienced only. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid 'holidays, insurance, an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat - - ________ _________ __________________________ 4;- hom* day or night. Part-time, 'S . - . - '' KEY WE -. - Fla. (UPI) - The sea lift of Cuban There were, however, repos a few boat captains - . ' ' Legal Notice ' - - . . - . - , - . I, - . - . - , . . In MimI and Marathon, Fli. Havana Radio monitored in Miami said there I - .. - . •- I - - 322-7813 - l8Help Wanted ,Telephone Solicitors. Ap. pointment setting only. Hourly rate .plus commissions, Op. portunity for advancement. 426 of the in Room Sanford, Florida on May 15, 1990 at 3:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to hear comments and of a human tragedy. passengers for the 90-mile (rip back to Key West. , planned," said Coast Guard spokesman Bob BrIU. disintegration of on the below captioned ordinance. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENACTING A CODE OF the Cuban social, economic and . Ages 12-18 - - 1Ctro. ., • - - - 322-2611 Castro regime. ., SITE . P&ra-mllitary organizations like Gonzales' - have Key Welt and the port of Marlel. - -. rH Additiona! Jnformation may be obtaIned by contacting the County Planner at 323-43)0, Extension 3.56.. persona appearing at, the meeting. will be heard. Woody Price,. Chairmah' Seminole county Local - 2 reg-2 wks-sal---terms AAA EMPLOYMENT Planning Agency ' PublIsh AprIl 30 & May 5, 1980 __________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ D'EU.122 Refugee Crisis Delays' - - - - - . ' BERNAG.KOREN, - people who desire flexibility and-or - advancement. Having your own transportatIon si The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors must. Leave your name & 38-Wanted To Rent 2133'', 5, French.(17 92) 5-antorcI - phone number at; 305-629.1115 - -____________ . - -- . Inn Of Saflfot'd oR the Laki 41-Houses , __________________ Openito ' . PriSOn_P1110be Decision - SanfordSern,,i4erssenlorcltizensdance, ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ALPHONSE R. COLOGGI, et ux, - , -. CLERK - Good company 143 Carver Av Academy Manor $250 'no. & under ii you qualify Mary Griffith Realtor is al. RESULTFUL END. THE -_Q Defendants. NUMBER IS 332.26n. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Gov.. Bob medical peisonnel, already have given their NOTICE OP SALE - __________________ 24-Business Opportunities Sanford-Seminole Jayceett$, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Graham has put problems In the state prison swornwrittentestlmonles,under fake names, -. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RN full time, 8.4 shIft. Apply In ____________________ Building, French Avenue. that I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH per Sanford Nursing & Investor wanted to finance gym' systemonabackburnertemporai'llywhllehe to the corrections oversight subcommittee, ,JR., Clerk of the CircuIt Court, in Ovçreateri Anonymoii, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Cony, center, 950 Mellonyiili lnS.anford. Call Jim at 574477) deals with a crisis over a new wave of Cuban They refuse to testify In public for fear of for Seminole County, Florid, Ave. alterS p.m. under and by virtue Of a Final arr1v1n dailIt on Florida's shores. losing their jobs or even their-lives. ______________ Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m ,DeBary Conuflunity Judgnevd Issued out of the above. Graham has twice canceled meetings with' ,, Center, Shell Road. - stuffing and-or addressing entitled cause, dated the 21st day - envelopes. Send $tamp.d's.lf. know of the brutality, and one warned of an business Tuesday to fly to Key West for a of AprIl, 1910, will sell •t public - addressed envelope to: Smith, hteuUcnsaienotced. aIon to the highest b, the ' Mature Individual nii, Sanford personal lo at the sealift an1 Influx of refug THURSDAY,MAYI -a '. ' 7 - p.m., GigI's - U.. Club of Cauelberry, --- Restaurant. fl.Hia . 'fl,. -- 4 A. ' i.6i- en nIa,wsaI - --' - '. '-i' I '- / -- $aord:. - ' . - . .. to pull imunates tI 1 - '' - ' - - - - " - S - Is County - Courthouse. Debut Insurance Saies trainee in' 86 rd, Florida. Said sale will be - Sanfort Established clientele to the highest bidder for cash In • $1735300 per wk to start, said Defendant, 10 satisty said 'n' a hidden location oyer a special sound hookup - - - 1W .; credit line. lsesk rscv'ble. 'house $49,300. $19,300 down, - ,.- - - 3 BR, racious living' R$. Weekly 8. monthly utilities pd. Inquire 500s 0* rates, home, Set your own hours. the -. - 29LA-.R00s0.d beneflt Ipclude paid v - 'Bide & out. P41W w.w carpet.- - -, , . - • REALTORS - 'ala Sanford Ave. - -, 322.71 lIke new $12 900 cub to mortgage.. Vacant, move In y Ti-A-FurnItu're - - - ,, ,._1 •• ' - 'w' ' v. / - ' I * . - . -. - 1 -II -. _: '- I - . , •i •, I - ' 'V -- --r- ' - , t ' • c.,) --,-".' -- -: -- Phone322llE,Sanlord , - F ., . -, ' 1 , " , . , Licensed-Bonded lrhured 3270392 ssmnaking Free est. _____________________ - ' _________ _. . - -- - . - . -. - InterIor & Exterior Free Est. 372 35.58 otoaptiy Fill Dirt - 71 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, Cleveland, auto & AC, only 53,886, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Cassalberry,4 - Plun*ing Fireplaces. - Plumbing Repair Toilets 8. Reasonable Rates faucets our Specialty 3-49 5-743 i49 5933 T & J STONE CO. The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior,, commercial residential Specially decorative fireplaces (in- stalled). Call John 331 0371, free estimates 8LAutos for sale ' WE BUY CARS 7013.. French _____________________________ Pressure CleanlnL __________________ WASH ON WHEELS - High Presse water cleaning WE CLEAN ANYTHING' Residenti0l & Commercial Free estimates 678 5676 -. -____________________________ I 1969 CHRYSLER AUTO. AIR, LOOK RUNS GOOD. EX - Groong&Boarding Remodeling _______________________ -- Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels InSide & outside screened runs. floor sleeping boxes, lnsulaled, shady kennels, circulating fans. - Also Air conditioned cages. We cat en to your pets. ._____ 1$ Pont Trans Am, Ilke'WiW'1 33,000 ml only 15818. 136 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 136, Casselberry, 531-1399. o, -ar,e, - 1029 -' Roofing romorrow may be the day you lel. Hon* Ifl'roveniint Carpentry, Painting, Maint of all types. Lic. Bonded 323-603* Insured 534-8)99 _____________________________ rolI.a.way bed you've If yj place a Classified Ad today. nowhere to roll away - I a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday $ p.m. It's the only one In Florida. Y1p,. set the reserved prIce. Call 904233-8311 for further details. . - at JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY(I TV Rentals BEST TV RENTAL No DEPOSIT N0QUALIFYING 11.50 wk, $27 mo., Ft-el Delivery, Buy Option. Serving South Seminole. Phone 339-1441. I Man, qualityoperafion yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways, etc - Wayne Beet. 327.1371 MOB Convertible. '75, 10,000 ml. Exc. cond. 30 mpg, orig. owner. Must sell. $2,900. 530 CUSTOMHOMES BUILT 4459. Trade considered. Rebuild Condemned Houses S. 0. BA4INT 3228645 - '74 El Camlno Classic A.M.FM, AC, PS, PB, Camper top,. Good condltløn, $3,600 or best offer. Call Nun before 323. - tat - _____________________________ If you are having difficulty finding a place. to live, car to drive, a job, or sorxe s•rvlce you have nqed of, read all gur want ads every day.. - - FOR SALE 1 PaIr of Fancy Parakeets 8. 1 paIr of Cutthroat Finches. Excellent Breeders. 322-3923. - - CPel. - Husky Puppies for S&e - - - , BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321 05)7 -, _____________________ -- - - Wlndpw & Screen Repair - Additions&Rexnodeling Free Est. Lic. &t}ocde4 - . JotmnyWalkerconst.l,.td. I, 2, 3 BR, SuItes •U.v. - Custom built Utility & boat trail. irs, truck rackS' & misc. SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepaIr&R.r,t' ,)rjeling 21$ws. '322077) "Luxury For Less" Studts - - repairs. (eqeva ardeq APARTMENTS ____________ Welding - - -, Home Raiir GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Free togood home 322.3923 _____ Whatever the occasion, there's a classified ad to solve it. Try ,00l SOOn. opi:ow are - - We Seal 8 Insulate all roofs Trailer Homei our SpecIalty Guaranteed to reduce heat in trailer homes 10 to 70 degrees Free Estimates 3-49 5933 3.19 5713 that Hwy 92, I mile west of Speed. way, Daytona Beach, wIlt hold 1 FEMALE GERMAN SHEP. HERD-Would make good lunk yard dog Not friendly with children. 322.3925. if you don't tell they goIng to know? Tell them -with a classified ad. by calling 332.24)1 or 531.9993. - ,,..,. New rms. kit & bath remodeling. Fireplaces We handle fhe 't0 ball of wax. B. E. LINK CONST. 322-5752. - - - Wedding photography by John CulIum. Free engagement photos or color 8* 10. 32)8258 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark 8 Hirt 323-7580 UTILITY TRAILER-Brand new, heavy duty, new tires, running - IiQhs & new tarp Reas. 3fl-9113. FOR SALE Great African gray parrot Best offer. 322.3925 Call 323-1341 . TrentPainting&Repa,, -- 79-Trucks-Trailers - 322-6333.. .KENMORE WASHER-Parts - PaintIr& Repair ___________________________ 191) DODGE PICKUP Club Cab-3i8 Auto., PS. PB, 8' Cap. Call 32) 6670. - Pure Bred - German Shepherd PuppIes. 6 females, $10 each. 52-Appliances , estimates 339 6066 ABC FENCE- Spring Sale Wood, chain link, wrought. iron, block wall, expert installation Call collect 305 351 7952 aft 6 $'95 321 0640. - 65-Pets-Supplies - ?32 4123 PICTURE PERFECT interior, exterior, pressure cleaning Free Painting Fence __________________________ - - • 5 Pc. wooden Dinetti Sets, table 8. 4 chairs, $30 each. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92S. of Sanford. 322-8731. - Washer ripe. GE deluxe model Sold orlg. $109.35-' oseô shor lime. Bal.'$1891 11 or $193.1 'no Agent 913I4. • _____________ - ' BUILDINGSII LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICES... All steel clear span buildings (Melon Mfg.) 20'x21'x)0' for $2896.00 30'x41'x12' for $3909.00 • 40'x4$'xlI' for $1837.00 • II'x72'x14' for $7160.00. FOB. Factory. Call Toll Free Today 1.500.54.1570 til S p.m. - ci Ce%H DECORATORS IWs-Guaran)eed_qelerencu Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323 0707 __________________________________ - 3227110 A.OKTIRE NEW TIRES$I9.19& UP Sanford 2413 French Ave. 62-A--farm Equipment - -, I - __________________________ ________________________- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION MOONEYAPPLIANCES 323-0497. 3391505 120N ParkAve - - - - E AltamonteDr PATIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS, 3221545 atlerS ___________________________ servke the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. - Service. Used Machines. - wallpaper. wall lexing, w00d staining. Free Ext After you have called the rest call the bet), 8*3 5592. Concrete - - ------- F ILl, DIRT& TOP 50 IL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrt 323-7580 - - ------- - 62-Lawn-Garden _________ _____________ - - 78-?torcyçles LawnrlSoWers. We sell the best & with springs. 8. mail., $113, misc. items. 323-0041. I-'- - - Dryer, Kenmors, $330; Dininç room let, $95; Bedroom suits 1½ Ic. Unrec Plat Lake Jessup HeIghts. f 10,000.00. Lake Mary 2 BR, near S.C.C. - New Gotd Rsfrlgerator cost $601 will take $375; Washer £ DUPLEX- I BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. PIne Avenue. $33,000.00. . - -- - - -- - time. Original $593, bal, $111 or $21 'no. Agent 3?9-I3h. - - - --- - - - -------------- For Sale Used Office eqpt, Des.k, filing cab. & chairs, Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1791. cn n Snfn,d 1111711 Slntord.)22 1721. - BUSIdESS- I Story corn. merical building wpartltion. Sapterd Avenue.-$1L000.O0. home, all amenities, $98,500- CHOICE AREA - 3 unIt apt. etc. M1'. Do t4 12143 368.2635_______________________________ wanted. Workout or Arthur H Sickwith, Jr Clerk'of CIrcuit Court bsrbec on his Iarm near Lake Butler,. - HOME- S PR, 3 Bath 2 Story. 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. - )1' APR on 1st mortgage.- me. t 10 pcI APR - 3 BEDROOM I bath lakefrontI dreamhouse, on 4½ acret complete with guest coil age £ much more. $92,000. - Top Dollar Pèid for iunk& Used cars, trucKs & heavy equipmerit. 322-5990 -. - 60-A--Business Equip. lv78 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very shot-I $42,900. -.s!S.s00DuWNorIeuwIth 2nd. j ea, 2 bath, new country ________________ . -. Phyllis .1. Capponl REALTOR Century 21-S3p.77)7 . - - KEILCO PAINTINt, Licensed & Prasonable. Quality 617004$ FreeEsl ____________________________ CreatIve Surface's lic special -- zing.in repainting, nt. 8. ext., WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. - ___--- - Furniture Salvage, 17-9. Soot washer & dryer. - Great assumption or refinance. Only 2.1 New carpet & paint. *3,00( down- Owner will hold mtg No qualifying. $27400. - From$IOto$50 59-Misical N'erchandise - - off of total inventory of brand new Interipning bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delIvery. Noll's Sanford garage. Central air, carpets, - GWALTNEY JEWELER 201 S Park Ave 322 6509 ___________________________ - . 5!-Hehoid Goods SANFORD-Just lIsted. Im. - Ca%%3fl.624i322-4MO eye. - Clock Repair , ' - BY OWNER- NewI Bedroom, 2 bath on 120'x112' shaded lot. Owner assisted financing. 5.49,500. Call 322-2475. ralfltlna . BUY JUNK. CARS hIgh as an elephant's Place a classified ad, and pIle the money in your willefI Start your own used bookstore? 5.0000 used books for sale. Call 275-3061 or 277-496 for details, 2541$. French Ave. 3220231 3fl 0179, 322 5353. 322-3772 2200 Square It. CB Commercia Bldg within walking distanc,I of new hospItal site. Perfeci for office use. $29,500. ------ - -. - 71-Jui* Cars Removed Ooit't pile no longer needed ltemi - The Evening #-1,Cid Classified Ads offer no fancy claimJU Re5ult! - MEINTZER TILE Neworrepair. leakyshowersour specialty, 25 yrs Eep 8.69 8562 -______________________ ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 WILSIJfIMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322-562: ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOf 3-I on 2 large fenced lots - 'HIGHLAND PARK - 3 BR, formal dining rm., eat.in kIt. Chin, shade. 531.000., - - . worthwhtle proleci con, - Latex Paint $4.99 gal. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 best schools. 544,qOO.. sidered; operatIng éapItl, _____________________ ._::------ _____ SO-Miscellaneous fqr Sale BEAUTIFUL 2 Acres in country setting, zoned agricultural 3 BEDROOM 1 Bath, Pinecrest Large fenced yard, new pain & carpet. Assumable 8½ pct mtg. $36,300. - baths. $25,500. OR CALL 2S--I.oans ,. .-' ' 3fl2611 - . '' LOANS AVAILABLI: Any ___________ - --_______ ____________ ___________________________ ________________________________ . - LOVELY SPANISH Style-I home wilh Bedroom Fireplace. Ideal for couple or single person. $23,500. $11.$00. itoS HANDYMAN- 3 Bedrooms, 1½ 32771.-. ______________ ,- - of the - _____ - of May, 1910, at.1l:00 em., before - - . - REALTORS' Multiple Listing ServicE Fireplace & more. $29,900. Dept. K,63$Sa,it.stSanfo,d 55-Boats &_Accessqrles . - _______ ____________ - _________________________ - ____________ . al$Q make Real Estate & llonid6 loans Business Mortgag Investment. 1101 E. Robinson, .Orlando, 122 2476-. - ' 76-Auto F'TS - . - Willbuy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We $25;000. liSC REALTOR, MLS -_-. , - COL000I, his wife, and.or FOUNTAIN SQUAREMANAGEMENT, on the 15th day - 2 BR, 1 B, F-R: CH&A. corner fenced yard, $34,900. Handy Man SpecIal 2 BR, 1 5, Harold Hall Realty stamped envelope & 25 cents COLOGGI aid M. FLORINE -Homoeezua1. rapc3 by Inmates are encounted- -by tuards to keeo iriaoetra In - - Ewning Hesuld' as the property of ALPHONSE- R. . - wrlttenatateneotsthatprlsonperaotmelklck operating at FSP and best Inmates and spray them with fire - -Food Is bed sod medical care slotty. -Un1onCoySIffJolnWheadu hoses. prison personnel hired or fted at will, had 'To protect their identity without. ViolatIng Overeaters Asuonymone, 7 30 pm, Community United.Methodist Church, Casselberry. anfurd LA, 8 p.m., 1301 W First St. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood.. ' ' -- ' Apply In Person - 2525 French grove $95,000. ld$3,PubllcRecoqdsof5emin,)Ie ____ charges. Part-lime) 47.A-45ortges&ught &Sold -. - -. CALL ANYTIME - 3 BR, 1 B.FR, large lot $31,900. CONVERT. -TO DUPLEXAddress - Mail Commission Large 2 'itory, ioned. $32,500. cIrcular at hornet Be floodd with oHersl Offer. details ruth a No. 10 - self addreud - -'- - LOCH AR BOR CT- 4 BR, pool, Sales Crew. . 13, SPRING OAKS, sig- to the plat- thereof - at The iubcoeunittee plans to visit tie state's - . A House panel investigating prisons 1idded Tuesday --- - to take nublic tdstlmon _______ - ToSupervise Florida. to-wit: ______ ____ -. I --' - - &nugglMg by guarde and gl.mlsman-• - facilities. ... agement of the prison system. Graham Is withholding - a decision on The secret witnesses allege ihat: - - nga-grandjuryprobeofthewiaonsuntil -Florida State P1130(1 psychOlogist P1111 hetalkstoWalnwrlgh(. Deckerklckedahandcuffed-inmate In the Walnwrlght says be's sure he can convince testicles. Decker deztes It and said In five th governor there is no LiÜ'Lh to most of the , yearsatFSPhe'susedfoicatwlce,both times FrIeablp (iub, 10 am., Altarnonte Ctvlc'Ce!iter. Diet Worksbop 10 a.m. and 7 pin., 74ontgonry ward, Interstate .. .Seuth Seminole AA poon, Mental Health Center Robin Road,AltaznonteSprings. Sister Uth.. Dance, 2 P!fl. Ea3t3non.e - -, will be fl be able to talk' to Walnwrlglit about Wyinore Road, Altamonte Springs. ,, .t: - Aides said they don't know when Soidh Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, V &thcommlttee Chairman Ray Liberti, D- following described property located In SemInole County, West Palm Beach, said dates for the hearings • 322-2991 1:125.1126 ------ New Spinet pianos, 00sf Irom -----------------------2 top brand names, these are WANTED TO BUY-Homes In' delux models, Full price $995 the City of Sanford for includes bench & 'delIvery. rehabilitation project Will pay Also exceptIonally nice studIo up tt $10,000. maybe more. piano, fantastic tone 1. touch Call Stanley Stone, Sanford response, $595. Cannon Music Housing Authority 305-323Co., Longwood Village 961S. Shopping Center, SR 434, I bk -E. of I-I. )39$. 322-2420 4 BR, 3 B country home', 'completely furnished on 2½ acre 5daIly benefits. Apply Handy Way Food Store, Sanford area. . ____________________________ - FHA 233's available in Deltona for those that qualIfy, paymen)s from *20.430 Pr mo Call us for details.- - 1 Plaintiff, ______________________ WEDNESDAY, APRIL30 - - - Compte 3736)18 ____________________ ramkTll. 3227*) AOKTIRE ShocM 55.95-Heavy Duty $7.95 AIR SHOCKSW.?SNew Batteries S299S 2113 French Aye., Sanford 47-Real Estate Wanted Beautiful Executive) BR, 2'.' B, 2 story home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on over '-, acre I All.,the extras, Formal DR. bk ft nook, Fl RIg. patio & mant dec louchesl It can be youri for $65,000! - . ________________________ '373-3371 - Sanford area. Call 321-0876 after 3:30 pm. - NEWHAES potenliall Eat-In-kit., wood floors & BR loltsl Only $32,300. REALTY WORLDi bdrms, reasonable rent, In - Handy Man special. 3 BR, 18 home in Longwood with a tot of -. . D&HLAWNCARESERVICE Free Estimates 8.30 0070 • - - APT ó HOUSE-With at least 2 - An Equal Opportunity Employer _____________________________ -_Desk Clerks I. Maintenance help, Apply In p.rscçt Holiday ** * * * * * * CONVENIENCE STORE • - - 16' DONITA BOWRIDER-On trailer with 50 hp Mercury. Call 323-1792 BEAUTIF• UL CABIN-I mile f?om Cherokee, N.C. in the Smokey Mtns. Owner will help fiiance. 3225082. - ri INC. ' ,.EALTORS '339-0509 70) Bldg. 339 055 S E. Altamonts Dr. -' - Waiters 1 Waitresses, Bus help' & Utility person. Apply in , person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lake Front. OURCONCERN - - No. $6-0044.CA09.L tash for your Iotl Will build your Ipt o, our lot Y Enterprisç. Inc. MedeI Inc., Realtor 644301 land all Fenced. Hwy 436 in Forest City, $800 mo. Front. AcrossfromHealthDept YOUR FUTURE IN THE CIRCUIT' COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ' ______________ An Ideal situation for many 323-5176 912 French Ave. VA- F P-IA-235-Con. Home' Low Down Payment Z172 or 830-9575. based on your 'gIner6I qualificatlon, not neecnw. rily your specific experience: - - - monthly includes utilities. 323- - 45.A-jtof State Property _____________________________ only $66,700. - OFFICE & Retail space- $95.00 , - choIce as to your actual hours •d d.iy& also special night work is available. Starting pay SALES Top fashion - Like people Busy Store Written comments may be filed , . with the Planning DivIsIon and - - - PREP-CASHIER-DELI - training also includes maneuvers In the nearby 37-8--Rental Offices MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker S acre parcels, Lk Sylvian area. Terms Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR, 337 7983 Brick home in ldyllwilde of Loch Arbor on ~ acre. Many custom features, Fl R, FP 6. only I yr oldt You'll love it for 24 HOUR E 322-928,) 327 %577 - Executive Home. I BR, 28, 2lhr - _____________ .OIIUI '77 Invader Elite 17' tn hull with 115 hp Mercury engine and traIler. us ______________________ 1959 CHRIS CRAFT twin a cyl. engines, needs work. Now In water, good live aboard. *3.300. Cash or trade. 372 0956. 290 N. 17.92, CasseIb.rrp, Fl. t'1-1200 Eve. 167 3635 R, din, area & morel A Bul 129,0001 ____________________________ Auto Repair or ???? Building & Req. large tree shaded lot in nic, neighborhoodt 5cr. porch, F'I -- -. H. Ernest Special Rates for Complexes FrecEstimates -- - ', *105,0001 - --- - Orlando Sanford 37) 0640 - - . laying. hauling, mulch 8 fertilize 123 2373 . ANDY'S CARPET CEANING- - BROKER Custom Built, new 4 BR, 21 home in Shadow Lake Wood'' on large wooded sitel Ever imaginable featurel Yours fo ' a.m.-9:30 am. with some - - - - Cat'port Sale: Sat., May 3 IWW.Crystal Dr., Sanford 8 to 1. 3230601 clComo,, 24395 Myrtle A,e' - 11..,. D, r.S.., ~ n3iE.of436 Sat., May 3rd 9:3Otol:0O SEIGLER REALTY WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA - 2201 S. French -' _________________________ . -- .L'og D..,l ., r'.a. I_,awn Care - . Westminster Church XCROCTT REALTOR - Sanford's Sales Leade r RLTY Hwy. 17.92 Help cleaning first class offices & stores in the Altamonte area. We have openings for early morning hours between 5 SURNER Dependable - Knowledgeable,$450 .• DATE.- - Call 32)1921 -*FULL & PART-TIMES FITTER Weld - Know blueprints OFTHISORDINANCE; PROVIDI NO 5EV E RAB IL I TV; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE ai'e a must. Good starting e.O.Biui, Sanford, Fl. 32fl1. - - - BY THE ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC GENERATION; PROVIDING PENALT I ES FOR - VIOLATION GARAGEForRnt Box Si c-o The Evening Hera l d, - REALTY - •-AStOipR.ntaI - benefits. Send resume to MECHANIC Perfect for retiree Jack of all trades STENSTRO - . ____________________ -,A_II ROIBiE' 5 - grammar background Is -- - ponds Call 831 2895. __________________________ Jim's Lawn Care - 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg, Duel AC, only $3,250. 436 Auto Sales. Hwy $60 436, caneloerry. 554 -- - - _____ ..-,-- Service. Ditches, Culvrts, _____________________________ ri. - 00 8. CFu tnni Just Listed 3 BR, 18 hornor ______________________ _________________ Yard Sale 2001 Washington Ave Sat-all day Misc. Items J1J )JU - 321-0759 _________________ - - WOODED LOTiiAR OVrE. -- w 26.40 Sanford Ave. -- - LAKE FRONT. NICELY ______ çed, $300 mc. Call an,,- s -,o helpful. Excellent typing skills - Gen office, Sect, B-keeper WHEREBY NEW DEVELOPMEN T WILL PROVIDE CAP I. TAL IMPROVEMENTS OR MON. IES TO OFFSET THE ADVERSE - Would prefer at least 2 years in OFFICE POSITIONS ESTABLISH PROCE DU R ES - - Bulldozing. Clearing. tfackhoe __________________________ 7$ Dodge Royal Sportsman WD only van, U pan., 36,000 $3,4$8,a36AutoSales,$60.Hwy 436, Casselberry, 631 8399. PATIO. SALE-Ranges, ')'etrigerators 8 misc. 317 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Lafld Clearing ' . • ________________________ Rag. Real Estate brOft.r Just off New Smyrna Beach. - ..FWlIy - f& required. . - WAITING - '' FOR YOUI TRAFFIC IMPACT CREATED S 2'.', ACRES PINE & PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY.$7,900 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. -- -_- Casselberry, 831-8399. __________- CUSTOM INSULATION CO 323 1183 or 831 177$ Free est. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrietl's Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St., 322-5712 77 Chevy Spqr7 Van, WDs.6cyI,,,3 si.. 35.000 sri. onl' 5.3.188, 436 54-Garage Sales - BATEMAN REALTY ______ - security.S1&.1010. - . _____________________ ' , DELTONA attractive, 1 BR, $195. 3 BR $330. Available now, no pets. First, last, LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE- person. high school education COME ON INI ANY CESSORY USES THERETO: "In my heart, I am happy to see our brothers and IW&flp$, lectUft$ on military tactics, and periodic flourished in Miami's Cuban exile community for nearly two decades. They were most active follow- sisters leaving for freedo n," Gonzalez said. "But I target practice at the rifle range. Ing the aborted Bay of Pigs invasion In 1961, when know Castro Is doing this to relieve th.,,preàsure. "We rim alight operation," Don said, "and We. . Miamibased exile organizations like. Alpha 66 from Ins1de This will weaken the Internal revolt of are getting new recruits every weekend." .- PLAN FOR RURAL RESIDENTIAL, ONE AND TWO FAMILY RESIDEN. TIAL DWELLING UNITS OR Ac- vlolatethelawsoftheland.lnfact,whenwebegth rifles, do not carry ammunition during their . Evergladesswamps. --. "People comç to us by wird pf mouth and ask to our Invasion, it will start from another country - weekend manevvers, but do fire their weapons at a . nearby rifle range. -join," sala,,Ernest Don, the wilt's information of- not the United States." The commandos sleep in tents behind their mobile Gons.alez, whose nickname 'Bàmb3Jio" - means ficer, "Most of these people, except for some of ow officers, have no military experience so we have $o guiding light, said ho had thlxed feelings about the home headquarters and begin their weekend Cuban, rfugee sealift that is under way between training at 5 a.m. with close order drilling. The show them what to do In combat situations." - H EAD AGAINST CLOSED DOORSI FACILITY O'TPR THAN Gonzalez said the commandos, who afe peJ "We are depending on the peoile Inside Cuba to - eveita barberLThey buy their own weapons and unforms and spend most weckends- tralningin the - tell us when to-come," Gonialez said. "We will not with pistols, M-1 carbines and sethlautomatlè M.1G - 3271517 - ACRES, PAVED ROAD. OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 1 AVAILABLE. - TWO STORY- Zoned Commercial- $7,000. ________________________ __________________ - A north Seminole County Or. thopedic practice is seekIng an exp. medical transcriptionist. An exciting & challengIng DEVELOPMENT OR THE here," Cobb said. "- 2' - . - . - COUNTY-3-1 Central H&A cash & asum, mortgage, $13,900 at) pct. Asking $31,500, 33-Houses Furnished Transcr4ptjon*s*'., -. FOR YOUI P!RTAINIPIG TO THE ' DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS WE'RE ONLY BEING Goiixales,a48.year.old onetime major in Castro's munications" with the International Liberation - complaints, "but there is nothing I can do." "TheY are not breaking the law, but I have to just - Revolutionary Army, said his commando volun. Front, which he described the clandestine force ' - teen range In age from 18 to 50 and Include con- inside Cuba thatwllllaunch the uprising against the - stop by and check up to satisfy the people around tractors, construction workers, businessmen and 371-0640 -. 201 .2Sth St. .perl.nce4 M.dlcal DON'T BANG YOUR FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE 323-7832 - - ADOPTING REGULATIONS - .- - - between 108.3, Holiday Inn of AMENDING, supPLe. - come tomorrow, six months from now or later, participating in training drills at the commando development where Gonzalez' commandos hold "We are beznociatIc guerrilla fighters," he said., unit's base camp in a sparsely settled Everglades weekendexercises have complained to authorities. "We are fightlngfor Cuba and freedom of religion, development some 10 mIles southwest of Clewiston. - Hendry County Sheriff's Deputy Ed Cobb said he ' - Gonzalez said his commando unit "has corn- stopped b. the camp after receiving several speech and human rights." - ' hot I am not worried." unit. - - - 298-6077 BeautyCare - 'I BaIt & blown. fiberglas & rock _________________________ 75-A--Vans --..--- BARGAIN TV's Why pay more?' HERB'S TV 7597 S. Sanford Ave. 3231734 - - - InSUlatiOn - For Estate Commercial & Resi-dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 3235620. - . _______________________ Central Temp will service AC's, refrlg. freerers, water coolers. misc. Call 373 7786 anytime. fl-Auction - - Reconditioned room A C's. 4000 to 30,000 BTU's 90 day guar Sales & Service, Orlando -- __________________ 'TV repo 39" Zenith. Sold orlg. 1493.7$. Bal $18316 or mo, AÔent 3)9-8386. ____________________ FOR SALEOR RENT Lakefront country charm, 2 BR 2 bath, brick fireplace, larg, lakeside deck, dock, storag, bldgs,, fenced lot, many cx tras. Asking 1.51,900 or rent foi 1100 mo. 323 6507 after 5:30. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Sanford on the lake front. MENTING. CODIFYING AND SUPERSEDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE, THE ARBOR ORDINANCE, AND THE SUB- 1968, declined to reveal the size of his commando are spies," Gonzalez said. "Castro knows about us, "Our aim Is to get to Cuba at the tlm of an - -- FOR RENT-3 Bedroom, 2 bath, extra nIci, 110 Driftwood Lane. $100 month. - to Ii weekdays 831-9253. MENT COOC," REV I$INQ, * *- * *'** '*' * refugees being ferried to freedom across weekends, he is Maj, "Bombillo" Gonzalez, the however, was withdrawn in the mld-1960s. Gonzales,whospentfiveyearsinafederalprlson Florida Straits are Castro spies. leader of a secret commando force he hopes will - BROKER • ____________________________ ' Evening JJeiJd - , MONTUR4 ESTATES, Fla. IUPI) - On wee)- launched frequent guerrilla actions against Cuba people who are longing for thelr.freedom." ' - ___________________ - PART TIME SALES-Earn up to $800 mo. In your spare time. 3 to 10 hours per week . - after School - DINANCES FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS A NEW AND 'ORIGINAL COMPRE. waters '0 - SEIGLER REALTY REALTOR322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . . _____________________ Board of County Commissioners laden vessels today and tomorrow," said Coast Coast Guard ships, planes and helicopters in Cuba reach a new level of Intolerability, f.e Guard Cmdr. Samuel Dennis. "The weather patrolling the separating Cuba from the (Castro) has opened the door and allowed forecast Is for what I would cali calm leas." Florida Ke "Is to save lives." dissidents to leave." ' . - .-. - cXomo.s 'ROCKETT - Cuban Commandos Train In Evërglddes' - ' - ACRE LUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 .TO CHOOSE F ROM. $6,500 EACH. OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. - ,41ie rinyour at*ic, r$ge Sell Idle Items with a Classlfiefl Ad. Call a friendly ad taker 327 - 2611 ctr 8)1 9993. - Air Condltioning John Young Pkway. - Yard Debris, Trash, 'Appllances&Misc. (LOCAL) 3-19 $371 _____________________ - _____ l'buII ei American Indian & Eskimo Art Dealer wants to buy old nativemade Items. Member of the Appraiser's Association of America. Gregory Quevillon - - _____________________ - - - __________________________ ns STEMPERAGENCY . . . -. -_________________________ __________________________ ________________________ COUNTY LAND DEVELOP. -- French, Sanford. , -- - HousewlvesCleaningService Personalized, fast dependable Regular or 1 time basis We do wash windows 677-5894 needs can be met. Contract Duane Curry at lfl-5453. 71-Antiques TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over$700. Balancedue$175.00 r take over my payments $17.00 month. Still in warranty. Will deliver Call 862 5391. Good Used TV's, & up -MILLERS 2ôl9OrIandoDr. Ph,3220332 - • - - -- Ads offer no fancy claim. Just ResuItsI REAL TOR. 322 i9t ' __________________________ - - REAL ESTATE - WITH YOUR NEEDS BROcVSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun The Want Ad Way. - .-.-- - recover the bodies spotted Tuesday. "The plane was unable to relocate the bodies after - -' - CARPET~, READY FOR OC- - 2139 S Myrtle Ave. -,. ExperIence & references essential Please appI' to the Employment Service, 00 S. ___________________ __________________________ called the [light from Cuba by those who Jammed Into the Peruvian Embassy Easter Sunday and overturned 22.foot cabin cruet. Creative Expressions NOTICEOFPUBLICMEETIf4G -The Seminole County Local Meeting boats and 3,810 refugees in 80 EXCLUSIVES • REALTOR 373.5774 For household chores 8 to look atter2children,, 1 babydue. - of toSS TRAINED ENGLISH NANNY- - -- ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, ment. Income from Mobile Home spaces adlacent, S acres Only 5112,000. 3 BEDROOM 1½ bath, Central H&A, carpeting, kitchen equipped. $375. - Salyaoe, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322 8771 43-Lots-Acreage - 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60*196 each on Sanford Ave lust acrcs from Sanora (county). Price $16,500 or all three. Trade of lermsOK. parking for trucks & equip- - -- -- -- - - - - CUPANCY. ONLY $71,900 privileges. $230 mo. Call for information after 3:30. 373307 ___________________________ ________________________ . the sealilt began - ___________ four lives -resumed at its frantic pace in the - when they got word three boats had been Impound- relatives, said that Monday night "a man swam up Florida Straits ahd the Coast Guard today prepared ed by U.S. authorities Monday and there were plans to our boat and came on board" while it was at for a "huge wave" of refugee-laden boats, for more, anchoratMariel. "Thsoldlerscameand tookhlm A Coast Guard patrol plane sighted two bodlesin Under sunny skies and calming seas, nearly 200 f, I would do anything to get him out of there," boats left for M,r1el harbor on Cuba's north coast the straIts 40 mIles south Key West, presumably Gov. Bob Graham, who has declared a state Tuesday while 14 others arrived In Key West, victims of hurricane-force winds that roared over - ' ___________________ TO THE Barbara GuUeez of MLami who went aboard - $39,500.-. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE 1f9 3 Bclrm, 2 bath, , SECURITY GUAROSfuII&part time, I to midnight, Lake Mary area' Good opportunity to supplement retirement - income. Call 3271810. - walled -. BRAND -NEW OVIEDO DUPLEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. HISTORIC LONGWOOD Bdrm, 2 bath with dec FIREPLACE. Zoned for SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM - DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE; 537 000 - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITy uSe your imagination on this city block near proposed hospital. Only $110,000. Sanford Airport. Spur of the Monett Babysitting inmy home. HrIy, daily, wkly r rates. Day or night. fl3-6617, Only $38,000, UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sellthose things that are lust taking upspace with awantad In the Herald 322-2611 or $319993 reasonable rates. 319-5381. . LIKE COUNTRY FEELING this comfortable Mobile Home with 6-I- acres suitable for farming, nursery & horses. many e,ergy saving features. mo. 3236570. -. ___________________________ . AttractIve 3 BIi to:- Loxscreen Co. $0 Silver Lake Dr., Sanford 327-1031. brindle spots on head 8 hips. . . - number is 322-2611 or 831-9993. -_______________________ [ his leading Ireference - . Want-Ad way. The magic tif, Fu..33518. ____________________________ suspense "• Hitchcock also had a SANFORD-) Bedroom, Heat 8 Air cond., fenced yard, fully equipped kitchen, washer & dryer hook-up. $320 per mo. $300 security deposit, references required. No pets. Call 322.1177. Equal Opportunity Employer • Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest Ifl used furniture, Refrig., stoves, . - .HoweCleaning COMPUTE)SERVICES* Loral multi-branch restaurant company has computer time available t process any type general ledger- 8 payroll ac comTs We would like to secure a few good clients to off-set our computer costs. This would enable you to be 1 of a few select clients rather thjn 1 of a 100 All work handled by company con.lroller. Routine or 18,000 BTU Air Cond. Excellent, used 2 yrs, hooked up now, will cool S room house, $150. 323 4762 mornIngs. 2626 El Portal Dr., Sanford. al K Accounting _______________________________ ______________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricesPaid Used,anyconditionMlll26 _____ if' -- ___________________________ , ru I k ___________ ______________________________ See our beautiful new BROAD. LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR- - a" ___________________ 1 YR. OLD DBL-WlEBeautIful 1g. 2 BR, 2B, wCentral H&A heat pump, big bdrms, & huge kit. Low l cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold Hail Realty, Inc. 373 577( ___________________________ ______________ REDUCED$1500.ThI52BdrIT bath home in nice location, "" -______________________ :iMruIi I " ___________ ______________ ___________ _______________________ - - 25415. 42-4biIe _______________ 305-323.186) ve.3O366$ 5610 EXC. HOME 21½ with faIT)ily room, all equipped in (StOne Island. 2 acres, canal priv., $550 mo. 1st, last 8 sec. - " 8386 - -. 1 Willtxiyoldciassrings& silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim -32) Ill. -- Or'ginally $619, assume 4)01 ____ wanted to buy used office carousel, still in warranty. carpet, C.. H&A. $27,900 I BR; $37,900 2 BR. 671 0811 or 1273- excellent waler & 'any cx. tras. Owner will hold with __ 323 6593 Agent 33983*6. _________________ pletely furnished including ______________ I I - 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at $700, secrifice,i100. Cell 862-1216. __ I 7601d5 Delta 8$ 2dr )S0englne 48,000 one owner 'ni, only JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 323 ?1 Rol6cVft.Ift., washer I dryer. Cen-al H&A. ________________ Bridges Antiques cond $495 Call 3236159 act ord 2 Central HIA 531100 GETOUTINTHE Ir - flouses Unfurnished I -- -- ----- _ __________________ .. . idnewradres good l977Chevrot Nomad Wagon Antlque:andM:dern Furniture 0eer Will 9C1,•ESUltS & _____________________ 000d Iocatio, Fened,A.H,w.wri,et 8316788 _ --- piexes i,mooern, -, - _______ __________ __ ____ - -' '... i ________________ ___________ ______________ _ 31A- - ___________ - - MLS )BEDROOMAPARTMENTS •- • - mmie Cowan 3 Lines Minimum LU REALTOR ----------------- Ias REALTbR MLS WS Evifl3-u ' Fli Furnished ) , Members4Hitchcock'sfpny_tawjfeof53yea,4LJ The film's title, Steinberg was a pun based on Iflt. Revile, his daught Patricia O'Connell and hia three grand. theoek' ma11 thhirp simS hi 1Inø knlghts.i'I lntt Children had en at his bedside since Last Friday and were Actor Jimmy Stewart, who appeared In some of Hitchcock's with him when he died Tuesday at 9:17 a.m. finest films, was close to tears when told of his old friend's family id Hitchcock died of natural causes a death: combtnatiod of artiritis, heart disease and kidney trouble that "I've lost a wonderful friend," Stewart said. "The world has has plagued him for years. The rotund director's heartbeat lost a tremendous talent that has made a tremendous con-' was maintained by a pacemaker for the past four years. 'tribution to the art of film to millions and millions of people." A funeral wasschedujed for Friday at 10a.m. at Church of Hitchcock,whaeecareerstartedlntheearlylflosln London, the Good Shepherd In Beverly Hills. directeda stream of hits such as "Suspicion," "Speliheund," The portly Britisher who'kept his Cockney accent Intact, "Lifeboat," "Notorious," "The Paradine Case," "Strangers although he left England 41 years ago perfected the art of On a Train," "Dial M Før Murder,"- "To Catch a Thief," scaring audiences and always included his ritual walkon "Vertigo," "North By Ncrthwest," "The Birds," "Marnie," cameo appearances. "Torn Curtain," "Topaz," "Frenzy" and "Family Plot." 31-Apartments RATES I . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) W=u REFRERATORS&up ____________ CLASSIFIED DEPT By VERNON SCOTT Zy 322-4457 WINDOW Lawiidry SQuiet-1.$tery 1505 W, 25th ST. SANFORD .322-2090 - , a-' aISOPATI0000RS 322-1343 A4.fl: Family . - 5. SCREEN REPAIR' ,,,.. after - �- .. - - - I - __ - - - - - : - - - - - - -4 - - - - - - . S . ., , 1 I::] .I' : * / Southern Memorial - . Sanford Mayor Lee .' . __________________________________________________________________________________ , - Maybe 'Collector's Item : '• ,.$_._. .... .a - . ;. ' - reaaing about a Calilornia busuiessrnun named Graham I• I I.. m hobby of collecting sperm from Nobel Prize winners to be used to - ,4bb., - - - -- i the carry if the mother retains - - - 1.0: th ' ELENG.BALçHUM,M.D. S I -. - .. -. . . ".- - -..---.-- - \.J ____ . -' 12" AC DC Rig. 513?.?S NOW$1 5" TV - AM-FM RADIO Rig. $179.fl NOW(1 -- -" F 12" ELECTRIC 88R.g.s1i, NOW ----------. - - . 1?" PORTABLE 55 Rig, 117'$ NQW$1 $ ___________________________________________________________________ ---WIAUOHO$ON - -. °' "-'VS SAME AS c*s IVisa SAm.ricaelipms _____ .-.-.,- s., . , - - - 1st a 17.fl . . OPEN$A,M.P.M '- I - IS-OL plastic borne. RIO 99EA LIMIT2 ' 2$-INCH RIG. $995 R _ _______ _____ BURGERS LAWN FEEDING - - . ....... .... - - . . -' -- . COSMODIGITAL ALARMCL#uhI Lht,duVto,sp,' " flUtviirSt$j4h, alarm YP• 1 up chopped celery sjnysrsnM ppp nrnr'r 34 r , - r A° 4 Ct) . - -. peppers, ahd other ingredients, mixing well Cover and chill thoroughi) Makes l2servtngs. 34 onIon, chopped fine .. 2upwrnsflour - . -- - SCALLOPEDCORN _____ - rr rr - I . - MUSHROOM ANDRICE -2 cups uncooked rice 1 (10' ounce) can beef consomme I stick butter or mar anne 1(1 ounce) can nIuooms, siceu 1 (l0 ounce) can omon soup combine all ingredients in a twO-quart casserole . Cover and cook in a 350")jegree oven for 45 mInutes. ., • - r poron, I make two and freeze part. I also can a lot of GRANPRIXPORTABLE . ' ,, hobbies. . -: - __ - They are also clearing some land in Geneva and planning to move there this summer.' Being a lifelong - Cooled SI' REQ LIQUID FENCE&GRASS . 5! i , - 18-INCH FA4 Powartui.varsatie.tste.o, floor us. Can bi usmd in LONGW000 Hwy 1792 at S N 434 Cia? ?4?SR 134 TJNEGATIVI I'llu hsndleandit*ringsutaslf. •utomaIcaily G $599 . __________________ _______ _______ I themandglvingthemshots Twodaughtershelpith the hogs and at the produce stand. flI ' l% HIGH VELOCITY - , : QUICKIE 1 LAWN SPRINKLER or part ot 5$-ft - tae - 21-INCH . r nisi Iiiu - For the past three years the Lake Monroe resident has operated a produce-stand on state route.46 at Upsala Road that is open seven days a week, 'weather periiusisng." . ,, gsthe t me Hittells have c'ose to forty yokshireho JtiYM REQ 2399 . 88 MEATY PORK - TEW................LB. I ET TENDER SLICED - - LB 38 u or ,. , ...............L.BMEATY POR K TAILS OR • BEE F PLATE OR - 98 NECK BONES. -. LB q uu r 1 - iP LB - HOMEMADE PORK FAMILY PACK Sb. 4 - - 3LBS 'c nrci vegetables for the business He is in the construction 1ujusnessan d she said she decided too n the stand ed0 Ior ing k orsotne I bed becauses sunpy I I,ottlr ' else 88 r . PEG $1995 88 $ CDAGEIS . - I ..- -..j - .1) 5'WOODEN - $268 ONIONS ......................... household chores, she runs a produce stand and raises purebred hogs. ' r fl TRIMMER u1.hnhn5 Easy • / 1 H till with your tavOrits scerlt,dOrI REQ - , ' I I flI i 2 LB $1 19 RIBS LB u FFeJI A I.D4 . 3LITER. 67 . . Oflc SLICED 10 C LB. EXTRA When Wanda Hittell stops and thinks about It she DECORATIVE I% Job1• ByTOMNETSEL IleraldStaff Writer •.I•I rRIPTFILA prinhswithsatinluse finish 29 - ___________ NOROACH A YELLOW s:. 8 - . .,,J5J •' u*n,'o•,. "' - &&II (i$nc$r dl$rgU refunded W%*t pild U Epried - . RENUZIT AIR - 0 LB. V LEATYPOR1'ARE STEAK 5 ICH 1°° • ______________ • - ____ --....ir PORTABLE ii ELECTRIC 00. Rag. $14?.?S NOWt.1 Rag 11$fl NOW 9 - 99 . 2 . -...........----____ -- - •• ' 12 INCH 14.oZcszI.REQ.44'EA.LIMIT3 Runs REQ. $1799 Plorelco titters. __________ liIhSrdr,4re Pack ot 100 REQ 99' ____ AK-I PEG $599 - #9 AIJ5 "' . J --- LEAN CENTER CUT . U : - - $1599 colorsandpatlerns REQ $259 . ______________________________ - I B LB 68c ROUND STEAK NA .................... L B B L BRYAN PORK -'.1 RIO $139 ALMONDS ,oqo4ladd 110 75-1ar PEG LIMIT I -- fSHANKCUIt LB - FRANK . 99 ____ :TVi I £ ____ - - II • ..-. E aimos ________ .. . .... -. - U - - I - 38 - LB FULL CUT GRILL SUNNYLANO CHUNK 6uyontythiPfrtyfl(JWafll Nohassl..eveflhfthe - -==---..--:. ALL SIZES flEDUCEDASMUCHAS 20°i' HURRY WHILE THEY LAST ( 4• LB AVG 18 LB. APRIL3THRU LB •BRYAN 5 LBS. OR MORE 48 CENTER CUTTHICK md / Orangeslicesor spic.ttss 2poundbsg REG,9PUM112 . . 111111 ________ : rsih tUtfl9 'I.nonsde I'i 1:trr 5' ,, i El -- .z( 139 I1'i.'z\\ LOTION0 . ." lim procesSed a? TODAY AND EVERYDAY ECkerds IODAY AIID TWICETHEQUARAHTEEEnY DAY Push button ted PEG. SHAMPOO INTENSIVE CARE.. LlIkIIrI'EMAID Iv1!u' - FAMILY PACK CUTUP SLICED BACON ...........LB. 88g. DELMONICO....................LB. $2 bud ard ,• VIDALSASSOON ti _________________________________ .__________ - EARLY BIRDSPECIALS .,.,.,,,_ HOTPOINTSFIRESuui"ic '.. -- - . UME.IA1 - ____ $GNE g9BPrinceMatchabelIi - error. Lopez marries Senorita cidentally, between 65 and 70 - - poin ou $IvI••4I 'jCClJI 1PASTE tube.with tIA 011NE DEAR DR. BALCIIUM: It her maiden name after silliexlsts,betwhenllivedlnmarriage: In Spanish- Cartagena, Colombia, the was iudeed a typographical ' speaking countries, the child births were announced daily error for which I take full . FRYER THIGHS \ _ll1)I I ldon'tknowlftheØractice _________ - IS 1 ,, • 4.in e,ry roti ci COIIr or . • .. onkrtbreedsonbeautifW mhjandthth2rwascog JUST ASKING BEEF LB. ECKERD'SFAMOUSPHOTOOFFER column, you stated that if a women Whose husbands can't 4 BLADECUT# $49 LB . STD FAMY PACK "Ueglttmos. AND WERE CHALLENGING ALL. OUR SUPPLIERS TO JOIN ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS ALL VITAMINS ALL ECKERD . THE FIGHT; Freeze your prices to us on any item we sell and we will FORMER COIA)MBIAN LABEL PRODUCTS. ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. Ye DEAR FORMER: Thank.s were 'reeling Out regular prices onall the ferns above. Our vOluntary intli- freeze Itre regular retail price too customers Not US! tOt 60 dayS. J' t.'r f.titiflg ogram is in etfect through May21 and *e *111 no! raise these for as long as you hold the pt br some Interesting (afld pr,ceseyentroughoutcostsaregorngup t*ecanselltor Iess*Cwilt . "legitimo') Information. PEOPLETRUSTECKERD'SFOR ear - w ce?r • . . STEAK* 'STEAK $ 38 e-,. • ____________ •. . . •- •i -,; . - '- II .. - W • .. ' k... . - ;-: ___________ . .. -._,. - . . eni g Sanford Director of Parks and Recreation The chapter president, Mrs. L.D. ____ II •. man'of the design committee; Donna Gennarelil, president of the Student Council, flung Phuong, Fred W Dudley, principal of Milwee, and Carol Ferrito, sponsor for the - Student Council. - 1 t '.. :1 ! 4 IA - MEAT AND GROCERY PRICES OF THE 30's ALL WAREHOUSE PRICES - NO MEMBERSHIP FEE! SAVE 20% TO 50% - Mon -Thurs9-7 4 1 AndRalsedElsewhere . 4th St.. & Sanford Sanford, Fla. • - p : ____________ .• The Norman deVere Ilowjwd Chapter, United Daughters of . Mr. G $ Warehouse Foods HONORSMAYOR .. -- MAGNOLIA TREE - -- - .. . .'. - IUI.iiPNSrIId.Sanford,Fl WsdnNd$y,AprUO,1ft0-1C .. _____ : - 4&-Evenng Her.Id, SanfordFI W.dn.sday,AprII3O,IO1 - .- C - WAX PAPER 10Cc?.......................3 FACIALIISSUE200cf....................43 BATHTI5SUE1pIy,4roII .................? SANDWICH BAGS 15Cc? ................. TRASH BAOS2Oct .....................1.4? PAPER PLATES?", 100 Ct .................7? PAPER NAPKINS 14Cc? ..................$6 'PAPERTOWELS .........................46 HAMBURGER HELPERS 0! .............79 STEELWOOL PADS 10 ct .................$6 INS1'. NON.FAT DRY MILK 2Oqt CHILIW.BEANS1Soz .................,,.)$6 SPICSPANS-4oz ........................1.59 SIMILACw.IRON32oz CORNEDBEEFHASH1$oz ............7? AUTODI$HDETERGEP4T$Ooz ---------1.09 EVAPORATEDMILK13o1 CHINESE CHICKEN BI-Pac42oz......'1.79 GREEN DISH LIQUID32Oz ------------46 COOKIESa SNACKS CHOWMEINNOODLESSoz ..............63 PINKDISHLIQUID32oz ------------4' STUFFING MIX6OZ ......................56 LEMON DISH LIQUID32 oz ------------46 HYDR0X COOKES is oz AMMONIA32oz ------------------------29 BUTTER COOKIES ba. SOUPS AUTO BOWL CLEANER90z --------36 VANILLA WAFERS bag'Hoz TODDLERS DIAPERS4Oct .............4.49 VEGETABLE 10.7Soz.....................2? PINEOILCLEANER2$oz . 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LAUNDRY DET. 10 lb............3.29 WHIPPEDTOPPINGMIX4OI----------- 44 SWEET N LOW --------VEGETABLE OIL 4$oz - VEGETABLES 49 49 PORK&BEANS%6oz u KIDNEY BEANS 15o1 1.69 GREEN LIMA BEANS 1601 ASSORTEDSODAI2oz ...................17 ASSORTEDDIETSODA12oz .............17 PINK SALMON iS.Soz...................1.7? FLEISCHMANN'SDRYYEAST.iSoz 3.36 NORTHERNBEANS1Soz SARDINES40z ...........................39 BAKINGSODA1Ib -.1 ------- - 3? WHOLECORN 16.Soz INSTANT TEA 301 ......................1.39 DEVILED HAM 30! ......................3? WHITE CAKE MIX 16.50! -------------S3 TOMATOES 160! COFFEECREAMER22oz ..................1.1? GRAPE DRINK MIX24 oil qI.............?3 CHERRY DRINK MIX 2401$ qi ...........?3 ROOT BEER2IIh .......................7? 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Serve on bed of rice. Garnish with toasted coconut, raisins, and chutney, if desired. Yield: - - V V - - '-::'-L V V -- V ____ -- V — �. 4 -- ft - .; . . .. .... - .. .- - - - '-.---...-.--.- -- •--• 10 I ft - 4C—Evenlflg Herald, SanfOrd,Fl. aa - . . - . . . •- q - . . ---ft -.' - .. . . Yo Cream Ice - S ... . Water on Sundays was prohibited. 7bus it came about that someone devised the serving of ice cream, minus soda but with 4 cup evaporated milk % cup chopped.dry roasted peanuts . - ft. . . .-.. Using an l'.L•,:'i:\- mixing bowl, - . . • . - . — ' - ....-. . . . F - ft - , ; . . - I - AP(s .(' - — - N tçeezer according to manufacturer's directions ORANG&ALMOND SAUCE Yield: IN cups) SHOPp14 w W; R ir 2 teaspoons cornstarch I cup orange juice i . cup toasted slivered almonds Combine sugar and cornstarch In i I-quart saucepan; I-' - ft - .' . / ft ' - LD EL PAS - Taco Shells °' x PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY MAY I THROUGH WEDNESDAY MAY 7 1980 CLOSED SUNDAY Chunk Tuna....... ft . . 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Fold strawbem puree, sliced berries and whipped cream into gelatine mlxture. Spoon into Indlvlduale.ouncemolds.Qillleeveralhoursorovernlghtuntil firm. Uninold and garnish with whole strawberries if desired. Yield' Eight 6-ounceaervings. Whipped one.third 2 teaspoons dry Instant coffee two-thirds cup star I tamespowl U& cam syrup I-W cup vadus Ice cream . T" t Z N Excellent Steamed or Filed Florida Tender - Good Grated Raw In Salad, Florida - • ChInese fare. "1 had learned Western food when I was an apprentice at.a hotel so when restaurants could serve foreign food again I became the chef here," said Sun in his grubby white jacket. In addition to the fiah-heese concoction, ot her dishes with 490 op Your Baked Potato With Spice World" Imitation 1° BacOn Bits..... - ' ' FreshBeets cheeseappearonthemenu — unusualbecausemostChinese cheese's odor as digustlng. The other day the diners were tackl ing steaming bowls of French onion soup sprinkled with grated cheese (but not with the traditional hunks of tread.) The Chinese diners were drinking beer, the usual beverage consumed with food In China, while foreigners tried the Chinese dry red wine. The Chinese prefer sweet wine and and call dry wine "sour." It is sold mainly to foreigners. The Hung Fame is not cheap by local standards. Lunch for two foreigners came to $17 including good French style coffee For Chinese, the meal In this two-priced country coat exactly half, but the cost still was high In a picturesque quar te r with a Buddhist temple and bowed bridges over little canals, ano ther foreign resta urant, De D (named after the original ow ne r), does a booming trade in hamburger steaks of pork. A round American-style bun, slightly sweet, is meant to lkten Ame Two rica ns teaching in Shanghai during a burst of homesickness brought their own sliced tomatoes, onions and pickles to the restaurant They sliced the buns and made a real American hamburger to the curiosity of dozerts of watching Add Miniature Marshmallows & Serve Chilled, "Seald Sweet" Fruit Salad....... "-°" - • Assorted regard s2 -. Potted Herbs... ft -. - ' ft Exacum Plant • -'• - • I-_I 684 Sour Cream 83. ft ______L_..... I 4 8-° cups = - .,I .' Assorted Dairi-Fresh Swiss Style Yogurt '. I_I_I .1I'. Margar - I,- Ij.flz_ Imperial Re n gular l'lb. • . h 890 Sometimes Called "Persian Violet" In Bud and Bloom 8-4nch $ P0l ' I, cd 330 ' £ 4 • e $169 Another foreigner tried a pork chop which looked like a piece of old leather and French fries that appeared to have been left over from the Ming dynasty. More successful was German potato salad and sliced cold or Cello Thin Tomato Past*... b -49 Spinach............. <' Coffee Rich ........ ' CUL 594 £ b. III ' , B , ,, aUi.siOWor 5.. Slngleton's Batter Fried. ....... , , Stuffed Flounder ........ . ft - • • ft VW 39' ! Jim Dandy Complete - - Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Com... 89* : Clover Honey - , With Choose Grow CAM - Charcoal 1i boL ' I - '- rTh_____ H_I I - 111_1 _ "-1 I_H a I jI,jjAjI from £ sual , ft_ ft ft ___ ChINA ft - - - 1111 I ft ft - P80. $')19 •. - Kraft's suck LONGW Brand Brick or CotthgeCheese 2s Farmer Cheese 2,59 $ _.JTfl___ 1I_ L- ' 1_. PLAZA, _________ $4g pkg. ' SeattestLightn LivelyLow-Fat ' $139 $129 69$ %IIi usux VII. RESERVES THIIIGHT ., had been sent toothe restaurants but they were roimdedup." After 30 years ofservmgasa recreation center, the elegant French Club, built by French colonizers of Shanghai 70 years - LONGWOOD TO UAMT OUANTITIES: ago, also has been reopened. The club, however, ca notbe said to be a French restaurant SOtO ft . _J_1 I_ 11111111_PLIIFI I_ - ft 11111_III_1__- - g U ____ ___ - said, "We like to eat foreign food now and then" The crowd was mostly young, with a more sophisticated air than their comrades In Peking Some youths puffed cigars and the sukiyaki eater had rouge on her cheeks and a bright blue scarf at the neck of her quilted Jacket. The De Da opened in 1893 but was closed by the Cultural Revolution. The manager sWd it reopened in 19172 because President Rlchard Nixon came to Shanghai. "Some of the Americans with Nixon asked inadvanceif the De Da was open, so the city reopened it," he said "The staff $168 Friendship Midget " SANFORD $419 '°' 'I_I_II_111111 ' 3avittan -- - rwiPp, - COW lf"N-kv 597 and take how* a bo "m-= service kv kxa. Chalon four $2" . . we 10 *i for IM4 ...... ft_ . BAU%PJAN BOUQUET - , , I :' - ft ft 4 - ft • -; . - .- - Publix, . "In China". As a Large handwritten sign in the lobby says, it is open only to foreigners except those w ho "are drunk or have mental 'disorders." The 1 billion Chlnese'o( China are barred. The dub demands $1.33 of each customer just enter. The luxurious wood-penelo club in 1910 art deco style serves le French-*Ie, food althouo many Items cd the menu, b as pheamt, were not available one recent night. The club also hall a heated indoor swirnming pool, an up. stairs ballroom, several baNuet roorruk probalAy-the world's fanciest oak bowling alley and a game room where Japanm tourists were playing mahjong. an old Chimse plut virttudly "9.30 r-011L W-M kw 1&*5* urvice ft_ ft Chedclar Cheesle.. 99,1 ' , ewh with a $3 putr TO UW CKJANnTIES SOLD -_-_ - • pkg. KraftsCrackerBarrel Extra Sharp Flounder,. Rock Shrimp 8_Os in One middle-aged Chinese couple was enjoying Japanese sukiyaki cooked at their table In a li ttle iron ppt. The woman THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY 5,. $123 , %afood.Trelal, Medium . _ Ham ,1Um 12'oz American Cheese SeafoodTreat,Fdletof IL with $619 T Va. --. S Gull King Filet of' Flounder...ols,.s. t'aI, ft City. Old English (No Sugar Added, Sliced Bologna meats, Western-style soup in big bowls and — a shocker — lemon or chocolate meringue pie tasting Just like Kansas Veal Kraft's Sliced KahnsRegularorBeef b0 - - 'S can $599 Glazed Ham . 64L Fantall Shrimp ... - - Rath's Honey Wisconsin Cheese Bar IndividuallyWrapped Processed Cheese Food Sliced 2'S Grill Franks $279 Jim DandyTender Motet D Food Chunx b 3 - - 87 bs DogRation.....,... . `: slim Dinner Links Kingsford 590 44lVIhIWW'l#fWlV Apple Blueberry or •..m c , ,- Enw,.LiN,, Jones Breakfast or 100 (Serve With Milk) Bran Cereal....... . 4ADs1r's-ft •IDe.w$. Morton's - , can 02. i G i ti Ml4ss.p Hunt's Rich's Cherry Pies can R Hunt's Broccoli Spears., 8_ 69$ ft .. olonU, Assorted Flavors "b" $ Is's- " uuu 69' Topping...........,,. ul" pwtmy SOL ft In diced, peam pwr into WW sWOm $-cup mold; chill until ft= U=old vth& . ' The Marnier. The liquer cannot be purchased here "1 use Chinese ruin Instead," explained the chef after he was ur&.d out his kitchen Chef Sun Ye said the restaurant was opcne En4 1949 by an Italian with a French wife. They left In the 1966 turmoil of Mao's "Cultural Revolution" and the restaurant reverted to I Yellow Squash Velveeta .......* ..... COOKIE 59' -:. X, Hu Quick Maid 2 PW WVes for prnM; diee MMdDiDg PUM SOMW 941AUN in reserved pw &yM. Cmbim I cup mik cowa,offee,sqw and corn SyM. Cook and stir over medium but just Until mixbn bI .J ONE Pork l Beans GreenGiantWhlte Shoepeq Corn or - 2 cups milk, divided - •• 3 Peking has only one restauraAt that serves f9reign, food to the public, 'a Rusdan plaI In dw , city's eWWUon center that - ft - ft his grave. The sauce on- veal scallops contained no wine or herbs because virtually no Western herbs are found in China. Kraft's Processed Cheese Spread Van Camp '-' Glazed or 'w,erflø, V Jelly Donuts, • ' 89 Pak In small saucepan combine gelatine, sugar and salt. Beat together egp and millt; gradually stir Into gelatine mixture. CHOCOIATE PEM MOLDED DESSERT 16 1 can (oa)pearhalves ¶ ArtIchokes . in France and would have the famed chef Escoffier twirling in 490 Boil and Serve Hot or Cold, Fresh .' Hunt's Tomato Stokely Bavarian heavy cram, whipped, - .. £ - The menu; however, according to French cuisine ideology,s somewhat revisionist. Cheese' uce on bak can Strawberries (optional) " P.1 $409 lb . - - ____________________________ Stokely Shellis Beans French Style or Cut Breakfast Club Florida :- _____ Whole Kernel' _ I cup . ' Style or -Bavarian molds are certain to win praises from all. - \ 1, Green Onions.. Par. in . Bartlett P41ars.. 2' C' Soll- $ 1 For any seasonal occasion, from that special dinner party to - '°-' $ . Stokely Halved or Sliced - •I _________________________________ I_1111111_11111]_1 -:-: Fruit Cocktail 2 - ft dimension toils taste. ey — . - . Wodd" Brand (2 bunches per pkg.) - 1"' -'- Stok l ft For Salade or Relish Tr _f I 't Hot Dog Buns all your for - . C - ft - • • ft $219 : g Otfar.iplr..Jun.O,1980, ft — - 1 - Hoagie Rolls.. 4 to, 650 - Zd'-5x7,8xpO ft d U you'çe seardilng for an elegant doseert that say springtime, serve a dellcat,e pink-an-wIilte Coco Strawberry Bavar ian It's a finale that's especially sophisticated. Not only It sim ple to make, but the coconut rum liqueur adds another Mushrooms ..... .p tSkOlft I"iu'ii'r'm'rrrr'' S ' $ I - From Standard Sze Color N.g. or Sad. develop -_-, ft 4 . Hot From the Deli! Now everybody in the "in" set of Shanghai piles into the one and only Fre nch restaurant open to the public in the world's largest city and an equally popular German American Japanese restaurant. in addition, the old colonial French Club has been reopened, but for foreigners only. To foreign visitors the sight of the French restaurant, hung Fangze (the Red House), can only be astonishing. It looks like a little Paris restauran t with red cafe curta ins on brass rods, Western-style chairs, knives and forks and even bottles of steak sauce on the tables. 33c ' "Country Stand" Brand -. '---- ________ - Golden Delicious ] I_ Pleosure - c'_ I I_I-I-I UI _________ ft ft '. regime, restaurants had to serve only Chinese food. Foreign colonial occupiers eitherclosed 613165 ........... 3 bb.' 990 Excellent Cooked or Raw, for 69 ft SHANGHAI- China(UPI) —hamburgers, french fries, soulfles and other once denounced imperialist foreign dishes have been rehabilitated in Shanghai. The changes that are rolling over post-Mao China Include more freedom of expression in the culinary arts. Excellent Low-Calorie Snack Washington State each Corn Souffle' vrr' ft ft '7 ''{ i•z L;-,:l' Zucchini Squash . - During the last dozen years of Mao Tse-tung's anti-foreign Good Source of Vitamin Florida Tender ._ 394 Gulden's Mustard ............. 24z. 77$- _____________________ where I --. Brown _________ Canteen Style Sandwiches . ,-res,,-maue 0 h "Sno-White" ISO. Heinz —,-' - Cauliflower ..... large g9c head ps Hot From the D Ii! - I $ Sauce .......... ..... - $ue 13 Off Label, Dlshwashing Uquid 2 r. ... 99s boL ft , so& Bathroom Ba arian p--_. 1'Tft* \ I \! F1J, __-., , mm fl nus*[PIrintg 69' 16IL - - c - Sweet Buttered P119. I bot _____ at L, 55s Pickle Chips .. Tau 802 Mild - wow 80.00. Serve With Cheese Sauce - _ 1b. 790 Great for Lunches? Ham Salad, Chicken,Salad or Tuna 35c 8-02. Salad Dressing.. —i '' Taco S 87' Pf tf Thousand l I d Red Wine & Vinegar or Sweet & Sour brought its customers all the exciting, new productsof the 50's. Just fike we'll be doing for you in the 80's. Vlasic A&W — Macaroni Salad. Hot iviuseuman 1. 4 popular that thousands became 12oz Ritz Crackers Diet or Regular I -ftft- Nabisco new orange groves were planted lfl fonda. And Pubhx -- Star- Too Bags........... ooc $169 £7 Tortilla Ch'1ps ..... *us * 79s us for a look back at the "Nifty Fifties" as we continue juice In Oil or Water Pak, Star-Kist - - Join Seasoning Mix --- 'Y" ,,4,4ø ft ft 1, ForeignFoodsNow Back 0 n ang - ar $2.48 Delicious Taco our 50th anniversary celebration It was the decade television became a permanent part of the family living room and tv dinners soon followed in Publix freezer cases. Frozen - ft. Wise Bravos Sesame , a jt% /de ' art Ib $109 Pastrami A flc box COME JOIN US \ Tasty Corn Beef or - - S 9,0-- I -\ _ , WUU . wow- For a luncheon on the porch or patio, try Mrs. B's Apple Sandwich — a-refreshing, nourishing treat ona summer's day. C - 4 ft \ft 99 .; . ... . . .. 1 0 0 S - — U Gain Detergent am Pepsi GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES - U ] L IIpkg. .. I OFF With This Coupon ONLY 111061W44-afav?.1980) 9 - 193n 192)0 gradually mix In orange Julce; then marmalade. ô1c over mediwn heat, stirring constantly, until thickened Cook 2 additional minutes Remove from heat, add butter and stir until melted Chill Just be fore serving add almonds H+H+R I I F'W . \... - mix well. Covered. Chill. Spread mixture on 4 slices of bread. Top with lettuce and remaining 4 slices of bread. Yield: 4 sandwiches. _ 600 N.R. BOTTLES PER DOZEN' 11 (/) ., j .... . 4 I Eggs , , Larg dR MEN > cup orange marmalade 2 ta blespoons butter . . In small bowl combine salmon, chopped apple, sunflower seeds, mayonnaise, vinegar, dill and salt; _ft ft_ 0 r 6 PK 12 OZ. - . . SCHMIDT'S BREAKFASTCLUB FLORIDAGRADEA 11W .. i . interplay of tastes. These wonderful sandwiches are excellent made with sliced turkey or ham and are ually delicidus with salami. Because you may have the ingredients on hand, and it is so easy to prepare, Salmon-Apple Spread makes a marveloussour-of-the-moment meal for unexpected _ft _ '• ' ., . Wednnday, April 3O,1$G—SC • ¼ cup sunflower seeds ¼ cup mayonnaise I tablespoon cider v negar 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill or ½ teaspoon dried III!! ½ teaspoon salt 8 slices pumpernickel bread Lettuce Try Mrs. B's APleS1andwichon a particularly hot day. ). The combination o tart-sweet, crunchy apple its ith th e pungent flavor of blue cheese is a delightful r,-- • ft. ppcite to urs, these fresh apples will apgPC - ft - - pear in the supermarkets in North America just three cup sugar 000~ . r 3 egg yolks 4 cups light cream OR half and half 1% teaspoons vanilla Beat egg whites In large mixing bowl until foamy; gradually add 4 cup sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Beat egg yolks In small mixing bowl until thick and lemon colored. Add remaining % cup sugar and beat until sugar Is dissolved. Fold egg yolks into egg whites; gradually stir in cream. Place mixture in a large saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until thickened, about 12 minutes. Do not boil. Stir in vanilla. Chill thoroughly. Freeze in ice cream -. — SALMON-APPLE SPREAD 1 cah (73 ounces) salmon, drained, bones removed 2 Granny Smith Apples, cored and chopped (2 cups . is a good source of pectin, fiber and essential vitamins and minerals. Since, the roving season for Cape Granny Smith \A .,,p - . . ft. \ until stiff. &I A often give a new dimension to a favored, familiar sandwich. Cape Granny SmIth Apples are here for their annual visit, from May to September; and their not-tobeduplicated, piquant flavor can add zest.to many tried and true sandwich combinations. This excellent fruit • . . . . sugar, cocoa and coffee powder in a Beat together cream, small, chilled . , .. - Sandwt,@ch ua - o Su , T.. . . - - ,. . MOCHA WHIPDCREAM (Yield: 2 cups) I cup whipping cream 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon cocoa I teaspoon instant coffee powder FRENCH VANILLA ICE CREAM . — - , - :•. ..., , 1 tabléspöon brandy Melt butter in a snail saucepan; add sugar and salt. Heat over medillm heat unfil sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and gradually add milk. Bring to a boil, .stlrring constantly. Boil and stir 1 minute. Add nuts and brandy. Serve cold. Whipped Cream will add a new dimension to your sundaes, but do try crushed and slightly sweetened fresh fruits and beff les as toppers me availa ble. Y ' .. BRANDY NUT SAUCE (Yield approx. 1 cup) I t .: . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tompany. But it is so good, you may find it turning into the family's favorite sandwich MRS. B.'S APPLE SANDWICH 2 Granny Smith Apples, cored, chopped 6tablespoona blue cheese pasteur ized cheese spread 8sllces pumpernickel tread . ½ pound sliced salami, ham, bologna or turkey Combine apples and cheese spread; mix well; spread on 4 slices bread Arrange meat slices over filling.- Top with remaining- bread slices. should be wholesome and nutritious and have enough eye appeal to stimulate the appetite. . ' ,. .. Sandwiches are natural fare for the summer months They can be hearty and homespun or simple and elegant, perfect for entertaining. In either case, they - - ¼ cup '(¼ SUck) butter ½ cup firmly packed light Dash salt (Yield' approx. 5 cups) / . . .. . . . syrup or sauce, and the sundae, named for the day, was born. The bqst sundaes are those made wi th ultra-creamy, homemade ice cream. - This favorite, French Vanillp- Ice Cream, cooks for 12 minutes and is easy to make. It calls for three eggs beaten separately with four cups of light cream or ba1fdh&f,sweeteiingnd vmüllrflavorbg" Orange-Almond Sauce, Brandy Nut Sauce and Mocha . -. 4 .. Any day can be a "sundae'! day, for-Americans like this dessert so much, it's good they discovered It It happened sometime during the turn of the century, 1896 or 19(K), with historians unable to agree as to which date. Ice cream sodas came first but in some locales selling soda 3 egg whites - .. OF . W.dn.Iday, April 30±i!SO - ur BestnLiked . - I'. O NIake 1 .-- site a . . .. -- - was built by ft Soviets in the INk Western and Japanese dishes are served in ft big hotels, but only to foreigners ft ' 5 ft -' - — �I - 1. 1 - - Warm weathercreates that wge to dreup and an a -_ . . I ~4 a mixture of finely chopped -- Save calories by serving thespread mounded on anassortment o( fresh vegetables _ cucumber and zucchini snces, green and red bell pepper pieces, celery stalks, and mushroom caps, for example. . - Chop the broccoli stalks into the canape spread, and use the delicate flowerettes, along with a colorful combination of other crudites around an easy blender-made dip. Creany cottage cheese makes Cool-As-A-Cucumber Dip a sna ppy, light — blend of radishes, scalli - fresh dill, lemon juice, and cucumber — deceptively)dw in ' calories. Fresh Tomato Dip is 1 tablespoon whole fresh tomato. 1 teaspoon seashed salt . squeezed freshly zucchini rnthbrlifleretta In container of electric blender, conthinecotse, cucumber, radishes, scallions, lemon juice, dill, ed salt and hot pepper sauce. Process wdil smooth. Cover. Chill Serve ' egetables. Yield: About 1½ cups dip PRESH TOMATO DIP I package,3 ounces) cream chee*,.sdtened at room temperature. 11 . JOIN er iS ruce I im e' 'i t, ..,. I i - -!"I 14 pepper sauc . ,. 'e...' , -. -,.i) . 2 11 , •:, syrup. Cook and stir over mediwn heat until thickened and clear. Cool sli ghtly. Spoon over cherries. - . %I I can or jar (17 oz.) dark sweet cheff le§ . . - - --- - - -. - Acrown of golden pear halves complements the richness of a he cooa base In elegant Sunburst Pear Torte. popular l-½ tablespoo ns cornstarch ½ teaspoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon kirsch or brandy Drain cherries, reserving cup syrup Pit cherries If del~cate flavor and texture, canned Bartlett pears add a tasty necessary; set aside. Combine sugar and cornstarch in heavy ir . I . I . boi)bs to a variety of dishes, year-round. since cocoa is l.quart saucepan; gradually stir in strup. Cook and stir over coCoa will provide a luscious contrast to the lightness of pears. Vanilla pudding and pie filling rnakes short work of thecustardstep. and stIr 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in cherries, lemon juice and kirsch or brandy. Serve sauce warm over chocolatefllledcrepes.Makesapproximatelyl.½cupssauce. . - Pear Compote. A touch of brandy adds sparkle to the canned pears and lot Royal Anne cherries, another fjivocite fruit in handy altseason form. . With the compote serve irre:i.stible Super Fudgy Brownies, refreshing. low-calorie crudites. ' W" Yen For Yam, New cipes Lange Pace, . . . GREEN .._-I BISCUIT PLEASERS - - - - - - - / - — - I I ... I. ¼ - —. - '. , - - ___ • 1~,' . '. ' " j, rl J,. .J . ?1 . - as di SHOPp, - - - - - I - - I , , ., ,I - , oil In large skillet or Dutch oven. Brown pork on all sides over medium high heat Remove and reserve In same skillet, saute onion and garlic until tender. Add Heat ' - i - - - - I I V4 cups Pillsbury's Best All Pulpose or Unbleached Flouir cup Pillsburyls Best Whole Wheat Flour cpsugar — lteaslxorsoda — lteaspoonsalt % cups(3) mashed bananas V4 cup margarine or buftef, softened . - • . . . . . ¼ teaspoon lemon lU'Ce it desired —1 I¼ to ½ cup lSlflS I . . I W_ - cup firmlypacked brown sugar i cup margarthe or butter cup) I toz1 chopped milk chocolate or serni-s p g 0 W chocolate chips • I Heat oven to 3250 F Grease (not oil) and flour bonom of.9x5 or 80- inch pan. ~ spoon flour into measuring cup; level off.) In large bowl, bWW all ingredients. Beat at medium seed Pour batter into prepared pan I -, . . • ia cut into bars. 3 to 4 dozen bars. I . — . ., UAurn — — — I ,, -XXIX £ rownue a- A , • • I Gravy-Mix slog Pke. BACON-STUFFED YAMS 6 medium North Carolina yams ' . - ]I ' ' - — Pillsbury Country Styl, or - - - Butt•rmllk a a - 0V can. . 6 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled -•' l tablespoon chopped parsley BakeyamsLn4O0.degreeoven35to40mInutes,untjf' Cut slice from top of each yam. Scoop Ait Insides ..tw -. ' careful not to break shells. Mash pulp until fluffy with butter and pepper. Add crumbled bacon and parsley. Mix well. - Thiakltchen.tasted recipe nakes6servings. lightly browned. PillsburyCrsscnt •i Dlnn . .............. -1 Munn•r nOiuS -- 101111W - - - - . ftL ..•........... °'5 - . - . . Lefwsuor"". . - - "t'rs- - +4 ' 49* t lk .1 I) ( . -. . . I Unblenhillid Self- . _.A.W. r , r, . I . :,I . . 4 - . . . - I a . . . . -- 11::::, I'll, .1.- to 1! / ,. I Continuing our Anniversary Celebration -' — . . . .. . now we're in the 1950's -- 44- !, --... BLIX II 'I I ..,..:: - * .. •'.' ] MA . '. f.. sunburst design on cake layer. Spoon half the cooled custard evenly over pears; place second layer on custard. Spread <" ' -- .~!. :-:--,17 ..-.... . .. .,I ~. 1, , iir'" iiII llMi w. ' I-1b. Swift Premium-Sliced Bologna or ' . Salami I I •: ____ :.. .. •'-:: •-.:::::':::;'::: - - : , , .- ng . THIS AD EFFECTIVE . T'HURSDAY,14AY 11, 1) .1 -1 . : . 4 . THRU WEDNESDAY, 'MAY?, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY - Swift Premium (Regular, Bun Size or Dinner) •..: ___________________________________________ $139 ." ... :.: . :1r1yjC ' . . ................... I.. Swift Premium Oven oa (Mild Corned Beef - . U W )__J Combine pear syrup, egg and.milk. Stir padually into' pudding mix. Cook and stir over medium beat until mixture thickens and boils. Reno" from Wt-, stir In almond extract. CoversurfacewlthpLuticwrap.Coolaboutlhour. SUPER FUDGY BROWNMS .. % cup butter or margarine, malted . 0 your d.all your .......... .. ,..%- .:... . ~ cup reserved pear syrup legg,beaten 1-% cups milk lpackage(3..~OL)VafllllaflavOrpUddlflgafldplefWlflgJfllx ¼ teaspoon almond extract in , J W , N PS u - ,:e., remaining custard onto cake aqd decorate with remaining pear slices in sunburst design. Sprinkle with almonds. Chill nveral houn , , or overnight. Mallm 10 to 12 .wirvina .,I . . ---- .,* - ..: % " .-:- S .::: I When space exploration took o in Honda back in the fifties, Publix was busy in a space race of its own h— opening bigger and bigger stores with an even larger selection ofarne brand n groceries to serve Florida's oflua growing popuiation Explore ie rublix near you today and you'll find all the brands you know and tiust the size that are nght for family I.. /; f 11.1 \. .... onecakelayeronservingplate Arrangehalfofpearalicesln ' -- .r $1 Swift Premium SlIced Sizzlean, . .. - . Swift Premium 'Stick' - . .- _____ . •_•J - ___ jl5)j '\"7 _____ I I • 0 ¶: edge of pan ool In pn.Frostandcut into squares. Makes 18 brownIes (To serve, tit squares : FROSTING I begin op S • P • X. . - - . - - Il -: :.:.. : • rom Frozen Foods! Swift Chicken A La KIev or Cordon Bieu . . 12-ni. CH - : . X. - -. uuruiey.. W. X13 - lb. BQbU . • I . . .._..'• ' • ' . -' / - . -': • .• •.. • , $429 • PaulyofWisconsjn I ow o.ium Colby ca. $119 Pauly of Wisconsin Individually-Wrapped Sliced Pasteurized Processed Cheese Product .•o'....•............ Light American IS-ni 09. Blue Cheese ......... ' Tasty Shed FrankIInSaIamI.... Oid Fashion- L f . i and cream cbem. cam mW bleM =W very NaMb - 701 . •. $1 : '— Tr.asureCaveCrumbledorSquare :- . ' Pauly of Wisconsin fln..,hi I;' .-.:.- ' 'I _.rk •. 1111111 e I . '. 4,4' - . - I Y:.:.:.-------------------------------- ______________ • Turkeys................. ,-'j.q ,, .: -.............. - $189 •' Swift's Premium Dep-Basted, Gov'tinspected, Shipped Quick-Frozen, Evisc., U.S.D.A. GradO A (4 to 1Olb. average) ansnbCrust(BebiY 111116 ..'...... : . .'. '.'-I' . ... _______________________________________________ .: -.-••- U.S.D.A. Grade A(3 to Vb. avg.) I C? DC .u'uuuuOu ' I' ... . --- - LI I Butterball ••••• . 2to3tab!eapoons brandy Umealices rNain cherries, "; Dralnpears,reservtng½cupsyrup.Combinereservedsyrups and lime Juice in saucepsn.Bring to boil god simmer, uncovered, 3 mInutes. Remove from heat and stir In'brandy. PlacepeuhalchexIesIn4to8stommodglas,esP hot syrup over fruits. Quill thoroughly. Garnish with li me • ___ .*~ ln"ct*d,Shipped Quick-Frozen, Evisc., CO Cojnbinecocoa,sugarandultinsmallmlxerbowLMd margarine, milk and vanilla extract; but to spreading consistency. Makes about % Cup frosting. CHEIIRY PEAR COMPOTE • 1 can or Jar (17 ci.) light sweet cherries 1;C8fl (2905.) S92ha1Vs ,.--;,7- , , _&.A 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, softened 211)3 tablespoons w ½ teaspoon van111 extract ' 1. • cw I L 1. - '- fr .. I ,I - '/ - Custard. Prepare Vanilla Custard. To assemble torte, place *cup aw I . 0 - ,... ¼ cup syrup shICea ea4tO5L .MakCHERRY ' . -. I I - I . : o 1'em0e from pans and peel off wax paper, coal pi Di'aln, slice and chill pears, reserving for VanIlla - . . - .- PilisburyFlour I - . . - .I :. . - . ITIA-eL $139 .,,,,, -. .-- - __ . - - I ... ...... ...... .- I 'vw - ..; — - $139 f .. CInnamonRoIIs......... • choco$at.Mac.roon,Pallsbury - Pllisbwy - PlllsburyuilkChocolats,SoufCtWflWhlteVlflhIa DoubieDutch Chocolate, Vanhllaor Chocolate - ' :1 - r 'Ros .. Whft.orWhoieWh.at,PIlliburyB.k.ryStyl. 0 . ...... i beating at low speed until batter is arimth. Pour evenly into pteparedpans. Bakeat375degreesF. 15 to 17 minutes, until top springs back when lightly touched in center. Immediately' 1 tablespoon lime juice - - . , - 1% CU* powdered sugar • % teaspoon pepper l9 - ' ,j, II!Jr1IiT( I - until well blended. Stir in nuts. Spread In greased .Inth square pan. Rake at 350 degjeea F. 29 to 25 minutes or until brownies The kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 servings. 24 s. .........s...s - : , baking powder and salt; graftIly add to en mixturio ghtly browned. - . 0 I . I' FroIiig (below) Combine butter or margarine, sugar and vanilla extract in baWI M4SWI bsa&.wSll With Spoon. Combine flour, ' 'i" .....-............ 5 • - V4 teaspoon salt - intact. Mash pulp with butter. Add salt, brown sugar, cinnamon,' :* diced orange sections, coconut and lemon rind. Mix welL Spoon into ahells.Baketh400-degreeovenl5mlnuwsorbnftj' - IX .. . :: , . . , . . Cut slice from top of each. Scoop out Insides, PINebury Brown,,Homeiiiityle or Chicken • 0 -_ - - % cup all1urpose flour ¼ cup shredded fresh coconut ½ teaspoon grated fresh lemon rind Bake yams4n 400-degree oven 35 to 40 minutes, until soft Pillsbury Family Fudge 1::,.-.,.....:-::`,. _1 add alternately with water and vanilla extract to egg mixture, . z ix wins e -s ace- mce. With more space I -: .- .- i,.- . j: ~ i devoted * to U National Brands, P Ub .,.%,-. . U beating 3 minutes. Combine flour, cocoa, baking soda aW salt; ' . I, . .- .......... - - one-third Ct) W1JW&*ned COCOS ~teasponbak1ngpowder it) . V$. teaspoon cinnamon — — — — — — — — — Instant Breakfast......' .- 1~ . n ,!. . ¼ teaspoon salt 2tablespoonsbrownsugar Plflsbury Variety or Chocolat. 'b' f 4i ON46000 I . . ~ . . I . I C, , !i Grease sides and bottoms of two 9-Inch round cake pans and hue bottoms with wax paper. Beat eggs 3 mInutes at high speeI in small mixer bowl Gradually add sugar 1 cup sugar I teaspoo vanilla extract 3 tablespoons butter or margarine i immed - , .. - - 1 This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. ORANGE-STUFFED YAMS 6 dl North U U 3750 F for 14 to minutes or until golden brown Remove from oven tely sprinkle with chocolate chips Shghtly swirl pieces asthey melt leaving sôme pieces partially melted or whole (Do not spread evenly ) Cool: i. lff -- ~,, Add apple. Cook 10 minutes longer or until yarns and apple .4 e tender. Garnish with chopped parsley. of pan; seal perforations. In small saucepan, combiine brown sugar and ffm m, boilI minute. Pouir evenly over dough." w#h".Bake at MU& -p , ."fl Addyams. Cook, covered, ir 15 minutes. - •. I . ________ ri ' . Ht oven to 375° F. Separate crescent dough into 2 large rectangles. Place inungreased15x10-inct$1IyroUpan.Gentlypressdoughtocoverbottom aminutes Bakeat325'Ffor6otolOminutesoruntiltoothpEckinsertedincenter Return pork to skillet. Covpr. Simmer 35 to 45 minutes. *'i-l-i. • j I8-oz can Pillsbury - ' water, orange juice, soy sauce, brown sugar, ginger and ) CHOCOLATE TOFFEE ~ ,~_ .1, r l,1111 I I -__ ?11 Vanilla Custard (below) - . . .. - , I.., I .I r.~. I . . -I- T Pu 1. blix one-third cup water 1 teaspOOn vanilla extract 1 can (29 oz.) pear halves 2teaspoonsjchoppedparsley • - . - 14 -9 ; ------- A ' soda I . _ ,.. ow4hird cup unsweetened'coiioa . % teaspoon baking oo 4 - . _11_ 1 1 . . - - ~5p sugar SUNBURSTPEARTORTE Southerners might nave had a true belly laugh at the ex pease of the young niin In the New York supermarket who-"didn't know how to cook a yarn. However, the fellow got some •,j -— — . I $ -' - QUICK BREAD 1 ". . ,. ,-. , , dmTies give a delectable accent to so, man y dLdm was spotted , Vy igeated i I .. . sweet cherries. Packed at their peak of-.juicy ripeness, by some of hW" Afew weeks later, the young man "cook,ing teachers "He reported that he had enjoyed his yarns ii' "' very much Yams go well in casseroles with meats such as pork. They, .- are also tasty when merely baked and served ith a dollop of butter or with a special filling. i'i.l PORKANDYAMCASSEROLE I' 2 tablespoons vegetable oil pounds cut into 1 Inch cubes 1½ pork shoulder, 1 1 large onion, sliced (1 cup) I clove garfic, crushed two-thirds cup water !'Ilk. one-third cup freshly squeezed orange juice one-third cup soy sauce '! I _Y I I tablespoon dark brown sugar i -.-'J % teaspoon ground ', ~r 1,09 " , 1, .. "WISM % te"PooWgi6bilid" . ep , ; ,,, ~ ., ." 3 medium-size North Cnr;fiF~ ya , pared 'and cut in chunks 1 apple, cored and sliced , _____ " ~ ILI L . versati Heat oven to 35(r F Whtly grease (not oil) 12-cup fluted tube pan, 2"uarl cheese cube. Wrap biscuit dough around ham and cheese ressing -•t . ring mold or 10-inch tube pan . (Do not use lube pan with removable bottom.) edges to seal. Dip in melted margarine, then in cracker crumbs. Place " k _S1 0 In saucepan, mell margarine; stir in peanuts, browitsugar and syrup.. Pour seam-side-down on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 425,F for 1010 15 I 6AIII about 1/4 cup sugar mixture into greased pan, I Minutes or until golden Drown. Serve warm. 110 sa4wiches. . a .I , 1. _ *, ,,,.3 Separam balLut dough M 20 OwAs. Stand bisaft gn a show. 7 . TIP: To make ahead, prepare, cover and rifrigir&Op to 2..h&rs: I overlap ing arWd pan. Pour remaining sugar mixture over bisculls. at .4. . bake as directed. F Pot 20 to 30 minutes or until lden brown. Cool 3 minutes turn ———— onto serwig plate Serve warmor COO118 inch • , j. .,• :.:!.,-— BANANA WHEAT an • .).,, r - - - ¼ t. I Heat oven to 4250 F Separate biscuit dough into 10 biscurts.-Pat or rollout eachbiscuitbetweenwaxedpaperto4inchcircle Wraphamslicearound -- ____- II IJ tips from w6men standing in his checkout line and went off to:", try putr ous an le tuber. '.. I — — . -aA CRUNCHY BISCUIT RING -'. Vucupmarganneorbutter to 1 cup chopped peanuts ,i ,, h cup firmly packed brown sugar flavored syrup '4UP fl ' l0thinshcescookedharn cup marØanne or butter, melted ~cup finely crushed onion cracker crumbs U or seasoned cracker crumbs - -- — "' . I 10 cubes (I inch each) Swiss or Cheddar Cheese HIiL.mL. - ~ i. Buttermilk or Country Style Biscuits . ____ '. -. ... To make succulent Cherry Ch6colate Cheesecake, simply combine Ingredients in the blender, pour into a crumb a=t ' ''I 4 ",*Y ) I 8-oz. can Pillsbury Refrigerated I . MAY ?. 11111110 MOSED SUNDAY ... ne - . , PAICES EFFECTIVE THUASDAY - during Publix'50[h Anniversary Celebration and create a —— — win r In for your family. 'ii rutre u*u """' ""%" f/If/i. I - te thø nrn,I,i,Mu ni snnWni, pnnInt4t' aulu The Pillsbury II hP iI'd iuiiiiuUuUy UI VWURIII lUuIWI a nd JJ Bak e-O ff families have been enjoying its winning recipes, like the ones below, for thirty years. Look for your favorite Pillsbury products -' . ?,,,,,,, r . 0 0 A;- UU80 — '. *., I . I !Y jjI21Publix ugly . / / __ . I .-. . It takes just ,I a . For springtime entertaining, use colorful fresk-,.'', vegetables in Cool-As-A-Cueumber Dip, Fresh,vi Tomato Dip, Spring Vegetable Spread, and as.- -.! .1. . I , . ..,—... . baking chocolate, So cocoa inconomical, too — an Important 50 I . ,_..~.. l for t . .': -- - I, EAMIII THE JW1T _ - - tablespoon lemon juice in saucepan. Gradually stir in reserved hostm Yet thanks to the convenience of canned pear hal"3, yit ca1 and ve cocoa In tight from the can, with no pre-melting — each of 'ku,desserts L also surprisingly to - 41. bles: ,.: assorted cut-up fresh vegetables. Makes: About 2 WINNING 0 . ', ' "company's coming Spec a food is course, the fun. And the sweet treat res given here will enhance your reputation as a flrst~rate I; . tha 'It's time to sprube up the house and brim out your prettiest' "*&-Airne to get ready for the many festive occasions when ' up i ., ,-A . I . .. and bet ' — ~ .. .. 11. ' ' fl er ain .,..p P W 4 . - P . . arm weather ''i' . I I_ T' I - . . I ; / ,-,.1N:1_- I.. I . I , :: . . .,.11 - - lemon juice i ____ 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice Fewdronhot 1" 1 - ;4 cup mayonnaise I large tomato, cut in quarters 1 sma ll onion, quartered 2 cloves garlk i large rib celery Wy,A,di*1 Wnrm uce Assorted fresh vegeta zucchini rounds broccoli owerettes, s and radishes In container of electric Wender, combine cream cheese . mayonnaise tomato garlic, ce lery, lemon juice, salt , , Process I. 2 scallions, Including green tops EVHd,S1MVd,Fl e fresh vegetables: carrot strips, celery strips, -Assorted . doired.Makes:- About1½cijpsspread COOL.ASA'CLJCUMBER DIP 1 cup cottage cheese medium cucumber, unpeeled, cut in pieces 4 radishes - - bunch fresh broccoli s Cut noweretts from br occoll, reserve to use with vegetable ' ' dips. Cut-broccoli stems into I-inch pieces.,In container of electric blender or food processor combine broccoli stems, carrots, scallions, cottage cheese, lemon Juice and saIl Blend or process until finely chopped. Use as filling for che rry tomatoes, celery pieces, or mushroom caps, or spread on zucchini or cucumber slices. Garnish with fresh parsley, if broccoli stalks, crunchy carrots, tangy green onions, fresh lemon juice, and cottage cheese — all whipped in a blender or food processor. It's picture-book pretty and nutritious, as well, I . Dash hot pepper a 2 teaspoons freshly s(i queezed lemon juice teas it Raw vegetables cherry tomatoes, celery pieces, mushroom caps, zucchini or cucumber slices, etc. . Parsley dippT) are marvelously low in calories. is u - 2 medium carrots, cut in 1-Inch pieces' 2 Scallions including green tops Look to fret vegetables fot colorful, economical hors d'oeuvres. Vegetables add texture and plenty of healthful goodness to dips and spreads And crudites (raw vegetable Spring Vegetable Spread r, 1 • O Spiffy B ff t' SPNGVEGABLESPREAD hether YOU get-together Is an -Wormal Sunda' brunch or a spiffy evening buffet, you'd want novel Ideas fory I easy, elegant appetizers. I - _____ - !ngH.rald,SanfordM. Wdneaday,Apdl3O,l . Plan InTormal I.. t — - II Brunch - -. t... k. - T$ — - - - 790 - ,. TOLMTQUANTfl*SSOLO • o ; . DekkoA I 0 T . coo . J . WOM Jak 0 I L 14 01 .0 . . minutes, or until edge is ., W ad M in owl Irme 0 111111M - . . . I L . ft Ul , ' 41 -f -.I -, I . so leasure . IASI*L $ 149 , .I . Ix MWWW"TwMi3iff I - . ,~ ':. • I,' - ' - - - - - •. 3 WkW= - Beef .Noodlos,EW61 SWISY,Ham & Split Peas . 000116ft F&-My Pack (8 to 10-1b. avg.) awlted butteir Or MirW "o,prm cirign . U 4. , ." , , , ., .F' . , 0 YamsbIendweOwjtb • ~*' 00: ,. . - . 1 ftmghly. lumve *WS hm pm Top WM Sold mem . : supsidesof$Inhsprth(forfllPSlL - p Round Roast...... 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Put'Int a buttered baking dish and co with cracker crwnbe. Bake at 400 degres until cracker cnsnt are brown. Serves 4 to & - . - - Continued from Page IC 2 cloves garlic, crushed tomatoe peeled and cut Into eighths icantomatopesle - - .-- + • ". GROUND CHUCK........... Tcs7 $169 , ...Cook Of Week 1 onIon, dmoped flnà - A -• ri $1" I MICRO TIP: Warm tread goes great with any meal. Take a loaf of uillced Italian bread, place on a paper towel and kit at HIGH for 30 seconds: Slice part way through loaf and spread slices with ioltoned butter. I eggplaTnt, peeled and cubed - - - -• - $ 5 •1 __ __ 4.1... LB. 78 -__. . - SQUASH.......LI.28 iI'pIL4.ItuI4d GREEN ONIONS. ..5 BCHS9 0° PARKAY159 In bowl, cook onion and garlic In butter at HIGH for 2 minutes. Toss crumbs, cheese, and parsley with onion mixlure. SØoon Into artichokes Place In lOx6xl½4nch baking dish. - . - HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGE........................LB. 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SHOULDER - ' • ' ROUND ROAST..............La. Cook, covered, at MEDIUM HIGH for 2'niInutes or till tender, giving dish half turn once. Remove bay'leves. Skim off excess fat from pan juices. Pass pan Juices with chicken. Makes 3 or 4 servIngs. ARTICHOKE PARMESAN S . . THIGHS • BREAST lB LB. LB. 68 .(- - - - k In 12x7½x2-tnch baking dish, cook onion and garlic in oil, covered, at 111CR for S to 6 minutes or till tender, stirring twice. Stir In tomatoes, tomato sauce, wine, salt, pepper, oregano, celery seed, and bay leaves. Add chicken; spoon sauce over. 5 - LB. 44 - •'SjJ.'•..I:% .• , JfrH+ 1 large onion, sliced and separatedinto rings 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tablespoon cooking oil • l• 8.ounce can tomatoes, cut up 1 8-ounce can tomato sauce cup dry white wine • . 4-" 1 teaspoon g5It tezpoon pepper 1 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed ½ teaspoon celery seed lor2bayleaves 3 pound broiler.fryer, cut up • LOWEST MEAT PRICES IN THE WORLD! Here are some recipes from a Whirlpool microwave oven cookbook that capture the true, robust Italian flavors that make for a memorable meal. The Artichoke Parmesan adds that extra flair to an Italian dinner. - .. FOOD BARN IS ROLLING BACK MEAT PRICES! Probably no other country has had it national dishes so wholeheartedly adopted by Americans as Italy. - S greased baking sheets with points underneath Curve to form I Specialties Adapt. To '7 MkrowävO • - thregular oven, bakeat4()degreesF. for lOto 1 minutes or Measure warm water Into a large warm bowl. Sprinkle In The concepthasbeen used in professional kitchens for many years. Because of the even cooking temperatures throughout yeast, stir until dissolved Add lukewarm milk mixture and 2 until done Remove from sheets and cool on wire racks - I - - salt 2½ teasp , I Wednesday, April30, iso-.c S 5 . A.. fr \ ; ____ Remsve dough from convection oven. Punch down; turn outS on llgbUy fl redb v1delnto3equ3lPI5Rlleach cun margarine: , Into a l24nch circle. Melt remaining brush on circles Cut each circle Into 12 pie4haped pieces Roll • S _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl "- warm, not hot, about degrees 'J, until dough doubles in ixilk, about 1 hour. SESAME WHEATCRESCENTS - - A gl%thaIt 1num bow1thConvecuonTurbovenwthtemPer dtioasaxillarY ovenwhen f o of yeast, flour, bread pans and baking accessories appear to : - " the oven, breads bake and brown evenly Roasts are Juicy, cups flour mixture, beat until smooth S in rma1nIng flour Something lr.tcresUng Is happening in American kitchens ead Is coming out of the oven Instead of a grocery bag. And delicious and cook faster than In an ordinary oven, and the mixture and enough additional white flour to make a dough. Turn out on lightly floured board, knead Uflw smooui once again It's appearing on the dining table The market need for basting and turning Is eliminated Aconvectlonovencanbeusedastheaoleoven,perfectfor ' , -- Home Baked Bread Appearing On Table ' , - -- - Wednesday, April30, mo 4 - . JJJJ $119 • -- -. ..-...-. - - 168 a ______________ __ - . _________ ' . • g•., - . - • S S Florida- Oranges. I 210 SAVE 24'. lUSH JUICY PICK YOUR OWN Florida Grapefruit.6J1°° - •SAVE 20'. PICK YOU* OWN ALL PURPOSE Yellow ++ -Onions. . . 339 .--; ' - . SAVE 20'. JET IRISH SWEET ILICY Hawaiian, Pineapplec159 S iWe'i + $AVIWALR.WISTIINPIqYOL*OWN + +PK 1IOL - S - SAVE 24'. IRISH JUSC( PlOt YOU* OWN - VS - AfljOu,Pears...,..59* -- P - rn+ - + - V - - : for You! - + - Hamburger Rolls. .3Li°° SAVE 18 PANTRY P1101 SOURDOUGH OR - SAVE English Muffins. .3 PK 1 10'- EACH + - V V - S- . + picked• the - - a SAVE 56- PANTRY PRIDE HOMESTYLI OR Sandwich .Bread. 4l°° SAVE 10'. PANTRY PRiDE HOT DOG OR Royal Raisin Cake . . SAVE 10- EACH OLD IASHKVSN - - - Golden Top Donuts1289 V • • . S - V + , -- - 5. ______ 'I + �A * r - r 43 . .1 10C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WedneWay, April 30, I"o PF j - -- - - -- - - --- - - - * - - - - - WHEAT-GERM BEEFBALLS JARDINIERE ~ Pound lean grou nd beef ½ CUP Vacuum-packed wheat germ, regular 1-3rd cup minced parsley l3rd cup mI(I 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1 egg 2 tablespoons milk . "4 teaspoon 1/4 teaspoonppper I cup chopped zucchini cup chopped mushrooms (or 1 4-ounce can mushroom sterna and pieces) ½ cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons vege table or olive oil - I (8-ounce) can tomato sauce' 1 teaspoon chili powder 1 teaspoon ground cumin Combine beef, wheat germ, parsley, green onion, cheese, egg, milk, salt and pepper. Shape into 24 balls. Place in shallow pan. Bake in 400-degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes. Meanwhile, lightly saute zucchini, mushrooms and onion in oil for 3 to 5 minutes. Stir In tomato sauce, chili powder and cumin. Heat thoroughly. Add beelballs. Serve on shredded lettuce, hot cooked spaghetti, noodles, In Pita tread or in hollowed french rolls, as desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. FRESH VEGETABLE VINAIGRETTE 2 medium tomatoes, sliced ¼ lb mushrooms, sliced 1 cup broccoli florets 1 cup cauliflower florets ki cup celery, diced .2 green onlons, diced . 1 cup safflower oil One-third cup wine vinegar 2-teaspoons oregano I teaspoon sugar teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes Itr teaspoon pepper 4 teaspoon dry mustard 1 4 teaspoon dry garlic or doves fresh garlic, crushed Cut all vegetables and place in glass casserole dish Combine remaining ingredients and pour over vegetables. Cover and chill 2 to 3 hours, basting occasionally. Before serving, top with diced green onions. This cool vegetable dish Is a fantastic change from the ordinary. Recipe from the kitchens of Hollywood Foods. 4 servings.CALORIE COUNTERS' BEEF AND VEG ETABLES - -2 pounds beef round steak, cut 4 t 1.lnch thick 1½ teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon dry mustard H 4 teaspoon pepper 1 beef on be ½ cup hot - water % cu p buttermilk 2 teaspoons cornstarch -1 pa cka ge (10 ounces) Italian green beans, defrosted 8 ounces mushrooms, sliced I jar (2 -ounces) pimiento, cut in strips Trim excess fat from edge of round steak and heat In large frying-pan to obtain 1 tablespoon drippings. Remove remaining fat. Slice steak into very thin strips and cut Into pieces 3 to 4 Inches long; lightly brown, one-third at a time, In drippings. Pow off drippings. Combine salt, mustard and, pepper and sprinkle over meat. Crush bouillon cube and dissolve Ij hot water; add to meat, cover tightly and cook slowly 45 minutes. Add buttermilk to cornstarch, stirring to blend; gradually add to meat mixture and cook slowly 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. " Stir In green beans, mushrooms and RWento strips; continue cooking, covered, 10 minutes. 6 servings. Note: When round steak is partially frozen, thin strips can be cut more easily. . - . ..-. .. v - % cup - . - - '.k~ilf,.,lo . . A •.- • 4 rn' .. - . - - - -• - - -: -'I -- - - () •\ - - ca - - dp - - \l t • RED CHEEK 1' SAVE 20 NATURAL - - - •: - i2uz $ .$ - - - •-- PU - MIXES I - I, - CAKE • - - - --; PILLSBURY N -. H - 84oz $ 99 BOX C DETERGENT SAVE 20' - - -. . DEl MflITE • • - - - - - - - .• - 69 18.50L ... S U - *UAL)I (114 ROAST SIRLOIN ' ENI) PORK LOIN RIB PORK CHOPS liii H Il-SI I IlK V.111)1 I (III SIll's SF511 Hills - - HOOD PURE FLA hALF GAL CIN. 99 32oz - - - R.C. R C.COLA DIET RITE ORNEHI FLAVORS CANADA DRY - ... - I" - Ill 'S 1)II'Sl () 1 . 111-USI)LPOSIT • WIS Ils% ItJ , The at" of the Pacific Ocean hs nearly 64 million square Welch Grape jelly. .. 89 Glazed Donuts • S S S S • QQ J J 5*1. 44*1(110(01411 izzas Lauuuureclu. P 5551 II. loos J10lt'. 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Whip until soft peaks a - Stock up at these Low Pn*cesl Shortcake: 4 cups all-purpose flour 12 cup sugar 5 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 's cup 1 I' sticks) butter 1 cups milk 2 tablespoons butter, incIted and cooled Filling: 1 pint fresh straw be rries 2 te aspoons sugar 1 cup Fr es h blueberries 1 cup whipping cream 2 tablespoons (onfec1ioners' sugar Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse (.TWflbS. Add milk; mix until a soft dough is formed. Turn out on lightly floured surf and knead gently several times. Roll to 1-inch thickness. Cut out six 3-inch circles and six 2½-inch circles with a floured cutter. (If necessary, reroll dough to make specified number of circles.) Arrange large circles on buttered cookie sheet. brush with a small amount of melted butter, Top each with a smaller circle; press gently. Bake until golden and firm to the touch, 15 to 18 minutes. Cool on wire rack. Meanwhile, reserve 18 perfect strawberries; slice remai ning be rr ies and sprinkle wi th 2 teaspoons sugar. Wash and drain blueberries. Combine whipping cream and con. - TOILET . . $158 Sunnyland Hot Dogs. $148 . - - $451 20 Ibo: PlC 114451) 44141 Hygrade Bacon. - $189 Freshly grated pepper For dressing, beat cottage cheese on high speed of mixer until ulimwt smooth, about 5 nunutes. Stir in remmiatrung ingredients until well combined. Refrigerate, covered, Ito 2 hours to allow flavors to blend. Meanwhile, for salad combine all ingredients. Sprinkle wqh salt to taste. To serve, s poon salad into individual bowls' pass dressing. NOTE: Remaining dressin g will keep well, covered, in refrigerator up to two weeks. . . . Hygrade Bacon..... $129 Ass't. Lunch Meat. 55151 5111.1514 IHl(ISII(It) 01:1F1EI4 1i SWEET-N-LOW NON FAT 8 • - I t('USpOOII seasoned salt Few drops hot pepper sauce 5451 (0 III PM, P45115 P1101 545! 10 hog PS(. 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Pour of f drippings: Sprinkle ½ teaspoon salt onboth of chops. Cover tightly and coo slowly 30 minutes. Combine sugar and ginger; stir In soy sauce and , covered, I5to3ominutes garlic and add tochops. Cook - or until done, turning chops once during cooking. Drain pineapple; reserve juice. Add juice to liquid In frying-pan to make 1 cup. Add water to remaining Juice to make ¼ cup, blood with cornstarch, stir into liquid in pan and cook, stirring until thickened. Add pineapple chunks, celery, green pepper, water chestnuts and pea pods, separating the pods. Cook dowly, covered, until vegetables are heated throjA 3 to 4 minutes. SprInkle ½ teaspoon salt over vegetables. 6 servings. ipackage (5 ounces) frozen Frencbstyle green beank blanched,, may be subatituW& - - Pantry PrideSodas. . . 79 S4"l 14 2 115 Fyne apkA1MosD i••ns 7" N"1' . - ""JO I log I10ll' (110(01All tIM0", IA4 A4 - SA'I Jar L100 (OIPII ASSOIlID -- .- - $o)49 - 20 4(5 (01. 11 11$ 111501$ S4I 10- 211111 *5501111) 1.11114 : - S •.-- ' 5198 - • S 12 IllS I, " S.. 55151 %lI(.l%1 ( ISlIM (II M01Il) 20 4 II 1050155 ill) - il88 MU) 2§1 *Hygrade Ham its $ d H HI IS 2 48 H Cube Chuck Steak $ 69 WHOLE SIRLOIN TIPS I I NIl! BOI1l•I.. I -.5 coRNtRSl.E l'KlrrElth \'Ield:15to16 1 and une-tlurd cups all-purpose flour I teaspoon baking powder '- teaspoon salt Dash pepper two-thlrth cup milk 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon butter, melted I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 2 cups fresh corn 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 2 asixions grated onion - 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons oil . Coiiibine flow-, baking powder, salt and pepper in a large mixing bowl; set aside. Combine milk, egg yolks, 1 tablespoon butter and Worcestershire. Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients, mix just until smooth. Stir in corn, parsley and - - form. To serve, separate shortcakes. Spread a small amount of whipped cream on bottom circle; spread some of sliced berries on each; sprinkle with blueber4es. Place smaller circle on top. Spread with whipped cream. Arrange 3 whole strawberries on each; sprinkle with blueberries. Serve immediately. - - a V if ,5 5451 Ml 411 Bill HALF GALLON SQUARE CARTON Farmbest.1ceCream - - I3 tU 55151 5I1I.151 13)50155 Round Steak - - - III t 8 HALF99t ,_ • • -. USGIRAII JAIIJIWNI 160! 99 8 Scott Towels S 85 SQUARE FEET ASST OR DECORATFD - WHOLE BEEF BOTI'OM ROUND I I ' - - 4 - KRAFT I I - I I, SlI( II) PM. 55151 %II(.l\14 Sirloin Steak . 0 0 - $16& LII """'' - ' -'---- ITALIAN I DRESSING III - - 5451 Ml 411 (15111 UI I-JR. 4)) 9 8C WHOLE PRIMAL CUT SALE ORANGE JUICE - .._j. I 88,1111 (JR Ill )'SSl -- - PORK -LOIN - - - '- .. - -" - ASSOIiTU) VARILTI1S I - • 1A1.I.( )N 12 CIIEESE-T()I'PEI) BAKED N)TATOFS I Yield: appro. ii cups of cup (I stick butter I cup i4 uz., shredded Cheddar cheese 4 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled 2 tablespoons sliced green onion I teiini Worcestershire sauce 6 iiie di um-sized Idaho pota toes, baked Combine butter, cheese, bacon, onion and %orcestershire. Beat until fluffy. Split top of each po tato and squeeze to open. Top generously with cheese- butter spread. NOTE: Remaining spread will keep well, covered, in refrigerator up to two weeks, I • L_____'...,.___...i I.B - •,. - --- - - - . - . CHUCK $r8 ROAST 1.68 CHUCK BLADE STEAK PORK LOIN SALE • -- $ •CLQROX BLEACH - - 131:LF BLADE - -- - 1i.A - - - IJH - ' 01 - - - -- .- i_ Melt butter in a lwas- i-quart saucepn; saute onion and garlic until tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in tomatoes, puree, brown sugar, vinegar, Worcestershire, mustard and salt. Simmer, uncovered, until thick, about 15 minutes. - Cook chicken over ixit charcoal 45 to60 minutes, or until chicken can be pierce(r-asily with a fork. Turn chicken every 10 minutes; baste generously-with sauce during last hal(,of cooking time. Chicken may be baked in a preheated 350 degree F.oven for 50 to 60 mInutes, turning and basting every 15 minutes.) NOTE: Remaining sauce will keep well, covered, in refrigerator up to two weeks. S 'I I- 18 S,Wl. JQ A III 1 I . . - - - -• - Spmigti*ne ' 0IOp CZ) JUICE ___ -. ik (JJ7IL. - - -- _-< APPLE - - - • - -- -- - '____.. - You can go all-American with a Red, White and Blue Shortcake, using strawberries, blueberries and whipped cream! These are layered on individual biscuit-type shortcakes, made in two sizes so they're high and handsome. - .. BARBECUED CHICKEN 6 to servings cup ti stick I butter l'.. cups chopped onion I clove garlic, crushed I can 116 DL) tomatoes, finely chopped wIth liquid 1 cup canned tomato puree 2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 tablespoons cider vinegar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon dry mustard I teaspoon salt 2-broiler-fryer chickeni 12' to 3 pounds each), cut up set the pacewith - • - Cottage cheese and dairy sour cream form the bàe fo( the dressing, which is thick and fluffy. Two ounces of Blue cheese in this base seem like more, appealing to one's sense of economy. horseradish and hot sauce furnish piquancy. -3',- • - I . Many; ness. - -. ...' - • - - • - - - - -• -- - • - - - , '..- the batter, Wnich Is fried by spoonfuls in shallow butter and fat. Salad inspiration comes from many lands but the size and variety of American salads have made them an institution In this one, there's an abundance of greens planned, with one cup per person. They're accented with sliced orange, sweet red onion and avocado. Everything is chilled to sparkling crisp- Warm breezes and .sunshine call for outdoor meals. Barbectie grills from the simplest to the most elaborate are kept busy because meals in the open have become the summer lifestyle 16r many Americans. All of the food is not grilled, of sourse, but when part of the food can be cooked out-of-doors, it eliminates kitchen chores. In the menu 'iven here, prepare the,barbecue sauce in the kltcher, then ither it on the split chickens cooking on the grill. Broiler-fryer chickens are young and leati so they need butter In the sauce to brown attractively and to bring out the taste., Tomatoes, puree and other seasonings with just a bit of brown sugar add a saucy note to this economical, popular entree. Potatoes may be baked on the grill as the chicken cooks or both may be done in the oven. Cheddar cheese topping with bits of appetizing bacon and green onions will taste best if it melts easily on he potato. Add a bit of Americana to the menu with typical Corn and Parsley Fritters. Fresh corn, cut from the cub, is delectable in '- - . ;7 Summ " ér - Lifestyle.Of - - - - - - orl, .' . '. . CALIORIE.CONSCIOUS PORK PLATTER. cut % Inch thick ½ teaspOon Salt I tablespoon sugar 'A teaspoon ground ginger 3 tablespoons soy sauce clove garlic, minced 1 can (15¼ ounces) or 2 cans (8 ounces each) pineapple chunks in unsweetened juice 1 tablespoon cornstarch - i . , 6 pork rib or loin cho ps, - .' •• ' • . _ , . , .., ' 4'. , It - fine dry bread crumbs 2 eggs, beaten % teaspoon saIt ½ teaspoon nutmeg • 1 can (8 ounces) pizza sauce Cook liver in lard or drippings tollghtly brown both sides, about 5 minutes. Combine milk and minced onion. Grind liver and combine with po?k sausage. Add broad crumbs, eggs, salt nutmeg and milk to meat, stirring li ghtly to combine thoroughly. Pack mixture into 12 medium muffin pans, filling each approxlmately2-3rds full. Bake ina moderate oven (350 deg. F.) for 30 to 40 minutes. Serve with pizza sauce. 8 ser. vi .r. . at. . - - . " 5451 JO 411 SOSIlISS lItI MINILIVERSAUSAGELOAVES 1 pound beef liver, sliced 1 pound pork sausage 2 tablespoons Lard or drippings cup milk - - -1 - I- Meals 0. If stuffing a frozeg fish seems a complete Impossibility to 1 tablespoon melted butter mixed with I tablespoorrflour you ... then check again! This very special recipe, Mushroom 1 cube beef bouillon Stuffed Flounder from ASA Master Chef Gosta Pettersson, Salt and pepper gives you easy, step-by-step Instructions. temperature unwrapped -20 Allow fish to stand at room1 All Scandinavians( Canadians and Icelanders, too) ac- minutes. Cut each semi-frozen fish block into 3 equal portions. cording to Chef Pettersson, prepare frozen fish without Slice each portion in half horizontally to make two thin porthawing it first. To serve it stuffed, simply allow the 1 pound tions each. Meanwhile, saute mushrooms in 1 thblesoonof package of frozen Flounder or Sole to stand unwrapped at butter for 4 to 5 minutes. Remove mushroom Juice and reserve room temperature for approximately 20 minutes. Then Pet- for sauce. Add ½ cup whipping cream to mushrooms and tersson recommends cutting the block, lengthlse and simmer until thick, stirring constantly. Sprinkle chopped crosswise, into 6 thin squares. Sandwich the mushroom-cream onion in buttered baking dish. Place three thin portions of flih stuffing between 2 squares and spread each "sandwich" with a on top of onions. Spoon mushrooms filling oh fish. buttery crumb topping. Dip remaining fish portions into 8 tablespoons melted butter, Bake with chopped onions and wine and serve with a savory place on top of filling. Sprinkle fish with bread crumbs. Drizzle sauce created from the pan Juices and cream. Scandalously remaining butter on top. Pour vermouth or white wine around sensatlonalforentertalnfng, thlsentreealso appears regularly not over) fish. Bake inreheáted 7 oO degrèè F. ô'en 2 to30 on SAS Nor th Atlantic flights minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with fok. STUFFED BAKED FLOUNDER FILLET SAS STYLE Remove fish from pan to serving platter. Reserve cooking 2 pounds frozen flounder fillets liquid. -. 6 02. m ushroo ms, finely chopped To prepare sauce: combine reserve mushroom Juice, and 9 tablespoons butter, melted cooking liquid. Reduce stock by boiling for about 3 minutes. 2 cups whipping cream (11,2 cups for sauce) Add boui llon cube, reduce heat and mix in 1½ cups cream and 1 small onion, chopped butter-flour mixture. Simmer for about 10 minutes, stirr1lg 1 cup fresh bread crumbs constantly. Season with salt and pepper; pour around sides of ½ cup dry vermouth or white wine fish, not over. 6 servings. - . -• - - Stuff A Froien.Flounder II Pottpourn $ Nil - �- t • _____ - - I ••. • • -• - • . 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POTATHOES q 32-41 Ibij - EACH. $139- GLAZED POTATO • Doi,1' Salad ........'s 69c Doughnuts* DUTCH )*TED Sift - Al D 1/ "-' $i i,yyuS u- uS . . . . . zs eese . .-. . .,4 ' - w i - Ii. • 11 _ • 'DIXIE - COUNTRY Sim a saki DCIII Breof. . • . 4,00 SP Tft HoO oa S U ins • • 4 C ____ — • • - - - DIXiE DAlt PIISTQ1 WI 0M4 131 - - O4L -t'VL • 40 • • ___ - IL BREAD - • - • aut FAIY (USE - ___ .- _____I $A49 I •• ' V Fl 39 10... I,:-- -: - • W 11 i I" LàII $1 09 • I 79 ii. LPICNIC PECIM.DEL)OOU5 BROWN (6 WINGS. 6*tASTS.6TNaOIiS,6DRUM5TKKS.2 DOZEN US,2.LI. POTATO SALAD AND 2-LB. COtI SLAW) UI' eI I -! a" $149 •k I. ES SEN SPECIALS • 000DINSTOIISWIThDILIONLYI VILLA REAL • ' UANO 14-68 9" Bologna .. • - MIME • -I CtAC9IOOOOOIOROA DINGO4t*pFQ C4 - e. 41 Il, _- *1UI ! 93t -Q I •• Sf1 _________________________________________________________________________ TID PICKLED JQMTOI1oI •• Ml Ha,Sfimi • •PKO PIS& $ 4jJ -- mSH !f!!9!! 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RAFT MATCHUS 98 2 PACK CANS _ 1hilII I •• SUNNYLAND ENDS & PIECES Bacon , • • • , , t 9" -- - $159, PK0. 36kit a: OSCA M SUMMER OSW MAYEN REGULAR S* ALL Ulf PI $189 %usq e, 7 " Links.* OSCAR MAYIN RIGUL00 ALL Ulf VUfljq 'POC sisq, 'A OSCAR ryllR MAI ALL Ulf SI PORK LOIN SIM - I ___ CHEK ''DRINKS •• USDA GRADE A FRESH FRYER Mixed Parts , • I' 59c - - * • • - • - -- . - . •- 99 MARKET FRESH GROUND ?4.ARKU FRESH GROUND BEEF ND BONELESS II ' 2" II Chuck • • • • • , I Cubed Steak , , 1" Rousd • • • • • • - ---111.. •, II-- __ _____ __ _____ •• - - - - - - - I - 6 AN - - - -. lit 12 • I• CQUQN$ GQQ* Q$4 Wfl* AOQt•QN#& tMMb OS ).Q 0* MD L*tMQ$NQ-('*?tUc jjp tjf9\ • OC PRIDE TURKEY BREAST I*CWOND I AVE 3 BASTED BEEF PATIIES ov wn *Dt1OsM uecs*sn I MDII • FFS 7 $4 I 71 • • of MCMI 99t • . . S - 5 ' 2 1 'QQ%DW our. . ' -- - - • - 1 I 01 •, - • -- - • '•-•••-• IN --•• - - • • •- • •- I - •• (Mae itaa Ikimt :39c - • - 11 -- •' I I - . - -• • I -- I • •• I;. �I S S I BLON DIE 14C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, ALE).UWDK1yOUR Answer to 47 Ideal gas ACROSS April 30, 19$0 Previous Puzzle by Chic Young condition _ AL S ROOM ISAMESS' N,OE5YUR LOOI< LI<E lSI li 1 ROOM I Dry,u IT USED TO, MR. BUMSTEAD -.-N'S' S.- BurwcooEs.J1soK II • " town 10 Body àUwater 11 Mature - • i 6 . 55 A A Animal p chemical i a I To Get - In Step ii.w rii T 49 female - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday,AprlI3O, Forbidden 51 W,lPd 7 Male or 1 Dodlr----- See Foot I IK ILE 48.Oklahoma cever ANYMERENEARASGOOO & (abbr.) Televisionre- 4 A0 EA wine 1 TONIGHT'S ___________________________ ______________ __________________________________ III R DEA So BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 01 TH(S THEY 1OMISS THE GENERAL'S -WEEKLY . COLP! MEET?r'4 PPEE! THE 'o I Wm4OUT i •6ENEAL . fME- __ _ 0 41 Damson Long period student 44 Observe of time (comp. wd.) 6:00 •(.4)(L)0(D0 NEWS - - 4 ____ _______ 5 6 12 THE BORN LOSER — — by Art Sansom 14 — — — — — 16 ——— 21 19 20 18 V . " L — — . I 26 ' — — 0 $ . ' - 31 30 — I 35 37 46 ARCHIE by Bob Montana . .L IP-YOU DEPOSIT 1 0,000. THEY'LL GIVE MMM --- THE BANK IF I YOU A TOASTER' — — _ ;AsTER.' sio,00c 0 _ ________ I " A• . -- , i -S--- EEK' & MEEK For Thursday, May 1,, I ' L. 1 —r _____________ _____________ ,, by Howie Schneider - • - ' - - I j-j-t j OUT 'rH'E t&k¼D 1LflLD u 10 FEI.Jt) A l)W __ I U1IIJG 'tYJ 1k) Ctt3J ç" o ) May 1, 1960 I SAJD .. 50 - __ (i 4 that could lead to a dispute acquire. Things may not goas - _____________ between you and your mate, programmed. Not only will you Ml to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22.. resolve the old ones, you'll Dec. 21) Sometimes your by Ed Sullivan 'eCU HA1VE X YOUR FATHER Y HE SAJ7 ANY VC&i1ON \ HA5 A U 'TLE I WE€ GONG PLANS Th VE A / I SURPRISE MOM? I INMtlW,L / SWINGING ,qtv add several new problems. hunches are remarkably Getting along with other signs accurate. This may not be La one of sections you'll true today, so let your logic enjoy in your Astro.Graph rule over Intuition. Letter, which begins with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. H(y +WJCH ,&.R VOM FVH - Sad _______ ? _____ your birthday. Mail $1 for 11) If at all possible make it a each to trsph, Box 480, point not to borrow anhlné 10019. Be sure to specify birth have to repay might. be too date, I high. GEMINI (May 21•June 20) C ____ _______ _____________________________________________ _________________________________________________ g AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. may be tempted to offer an .I&' .T undeserved bonus. Such •K14 WEST EAST J I $1 41754 7 si~rprise birthday party. (Part 1) urges her to find one fault. 9(17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres i.W.c\ - Schroder, Jeff Conaway, Don- , Pescow and Kurt Thomas Sooth 3+ 3 , Dbl. Piu 4+ Pa,s Pass has assumed his identity, run - uphugeexpensesandantago- . Suffer your loom in silence. in order to accompillsh your . A. -- -. .__ FRANK AND ERNEST S._ ' A 6ENfTOR .__ -_ _ 3 WITH RECORD f LEW $thATOR 6RIHCJER S-WITH A r' FV- POLLS? I EVERY WEEXEHP 10 CHECK OH 1416 ___ _______ _ - -, I". ]' LJ>L-L...J - _ ' r still afford to lose one - 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 1r114p111S4.5.l -- ___________ (WED,THU) 6:16' (NON) es shots when 1230 12:35 (10) %L FLORIDA * 7.00 0(I)TODAY ____ _____ CCN5 YOUR TT! IF UCHXETOCEIVE A iLL OEMCK TO PLACE' MEA6EI.IMPLY FLIP (' E cgpEg 1 'rii 6WITH' ' ' i t REa)crER MY ' r -w I REPLY!. I ck COVE _NAME: IT . CID 0 MORNG NEWS (DO GOOD MORNING RI AME CA (Lb (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS 4(10)8E8M4E8TREET (17) THE THREE 8TOOGE8 / THE LITTLE MBCAtS 1:26 ___ _ Iøll1$pøli,p, - TUMBLEWEEDS __ - , ' -- - -. 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA "O'GOODMORNING ____ ' ___ __ _________ ___ __________________________ Eat tU)(35)BULLWINKLE ____ _______ __ ____ __ ______ OWL? I .1 / __________ ____ ___ I SHAL.L. COrJPVC1' THE PN NL)AL- R1MY &tJL.CH . HITOICALSOCIETY r MflN&1'oMOfROWAT'ThECflYJAIL.J.. _________ _- ________ ____ -. . ___________ - - -. UU .. _______ by 0119 L#M" ___________________________ ___ , - - -- - _______ AFORHIS. - ... . - l? - ____ - _________ -I ___ ' ___ - _______ •' Vo3/ b4 .A i.00w. I1 - - VE&%1111'L -. - "%A YOW WED. MAT. - -. Vi.Mff. ti' K$I3D WW ff ' - The strategic ___ ___ .1 .)r ' - - move isto fell it in . the Herald Business Review -- PLAZA I II$OY DON DILUISI I any participatinjg Arthur I out. - \ ...L_,,,,, FAM [LA.ZAIJ - Copyright 1979 by Arthur Treacher's Fish III Chips. Inc All Rights Reserved iISONLY 400 Highway 436 - 2107W. Colonial Drive Diagonally Across From Let Road) (Next To Handy City) Altamonte Springs TOM HORN - - - Fern Park Plaza Rt.434-Fsrn Park , '.. . 'I..,.. .-. Evening Ik1UI( "° DAWN of IIISDEA i,tiThs'CRAZIES - (Next To Pine Hills Shopping Center) Pin. Hills 7145S. Orange Blossom Trail. r n o 2700 k Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92)' '' Sanford la d $40 N. Orlando Ave. , Winter Park I, 5' I, ' $349 Treacher s urni get 2 orders of Peel & Eat Shrimp Offer expires: 5.610 I for only O ,-:-- billy restaurants for a limited time only. - - CALL 322-2611 ,•. orders . Available now at participating HOWS 99$ Ilevi McouuuN j.,... Shrimp ____ ______ . Eat and savor them. Served on a bed of lettuce with two golden. brown ushpuppies, -- a ______________________________ ______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ 'The tIAIL.? WHEff EL.S CAN If FIPJ' .4 CAPflVE take 2 I & 1 What a catch! The sea's most succulent treasures. plump, juicy tender boiled shrimp-chilled and mouth-watering. Just peel them - 'i inor Peel I lfl 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ______ ___ by T. K _____ ______ • S 5 ICLIP COUPONI FLORIDA PIflJ 0 4 .e4-, 'V / 6:56 ? 4XPLEPWNE i COMMUNIC.P1lON F1.PtVgLlN6 ___ _ / . A.M. WEATHER (DO GOOD MORNING 61 MLM TO THE LAOIR 6WANTEES 24-HOUR ':' 6:45 - ( UM.YA, 11''\ N'TR / . 655 (DQA ROAD TO THE WHffE with Major H000le HOUSE QUA BQARDING HOUSE - , ' (17) NEWS (17) MOVIE "Ride Lonesome" (1959) Randolph PUPPY he rescued from traffic bites him, than disappears. (R) l,4.i COMPUTf,RIZE.P . 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1)0 ED ALLEN ( 1 7)NEWS. noId faces rabi West w - - 6:30 - "Second Chance" Virginia 0(4) DIFFRENT STROKES - '- a (17) THE ATHLETES McDowall. Tammy Grimes; - ' (7)0 SUNRISE (17) LISTEN (NON) "Don"t Push Me" Roddy '1 ' Shrimp (FRI) anioot n. Peel&Eat (1)0 HEALTH FIELD Father, Like Son" Robert - 1 ___ __ ___ G 0 (4) THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS (THU) 0 (.!)COUNTRY CARNIVAL (Y) G LOVE BOAT "Like -' FLiGHT BACK 6UHCW hI6H11 II .4 B C.!) DAILY DEVOTIONAL - - Carson. Guest: Charlton ____ ____ 1.,' iTni - - 35 NEW ZOO REVUE Ii - P 5:55 Heston. _______ lANYNt j1 hi i't4Ii1I L'IjII •'II iI1.J a ITPANQUILIZERIS t -" . [ Casselberry (MON.FRI) S HS OFFICE 6 ___ 1 N. Hwy. i7. ' (Hwy. 17.52) Sanford 5:50 - - runners. responsible for his, Graham, Debbie Morgan (A) - - would not be able to lead any suit to his side's advantage. Dummy had both the high club and high heart. When. dummy's diamond eight held.. the trick It was all over. South': (' 1S0FrenchAve. ().1i (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (MON-WED, FRI) , (17) WORLD AT LARGE- 6:10 ,(17) WORLD AT LARGE' seeks revenge on the gun- wil go down one, HEARD OF HIM.. 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT (R)(TUE-THU) - master criminal determines to implant a device in President Grant's brain that will make him respond to the criminal's orders. ' 11:50 ewa't, -Wallace Ford. A man using his suit later and __by Lionard Stiy MORNING L ACE 141614 6(8IUTY NV &t'E$ A 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (12)(17)ILOVELUCY STYLE (THU) 0(4)1)0(7)0 NEWS Rom Laramie" (1955) James .' sense of urgen to get things ARID (March 21-April 11) (0 defend. Against a lesser C rtr this decisi la on might k,neinahurry.Raahact1ons Take care of joint ventures (For a copy of JACOB)': wellhavebeenprofitable. will cause you trouble that today that neither you MODERN,MR1$1tO:"W1,,.r could be avoided, your associate do anything LagNorth strongand twoSouth bIds. were Nor play. Bm5g." car, of this n.wsp..' th's p. P.O. -: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sql. 22) Impulsive which could decision to double three clubs Station Now York, N.Y, Normally, you're a very back your progress. Each at his rst op opportunity is ICW)19.) : forgiving person. Today you should be extra.cautioue. questionable. A by Bob Thaves _______________________ ______________________________ "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN 10:30 am. 10 p.m. Except Fri. a Sat. Closing 10:30 P.M. • 5:40 11:00 ban Arts Corps. (A) queen ost to FRIEDCHICKEN 0ON THE GO(WED) Al)(35)1 LOVE LUCY 24(10) LOOK ATME(MON) 0C4) ANOTHER WORLD (fli(35)I DREA M OF J EA NNIE - S 12) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN Washington. D.C. formed by VInnetle Carroll's doesn't drop, he will have , Even it it l n(17) NEWS 7 - - . - (WED) guides viewers on a tour of the MNCES "When Hell Freezes Over. I'll Skate" Musical entertainment based on the works of black poets including Langston Hughes, Paul Laurence Dunbar anb Cleavant Derricks is per. g of took a safe diamond . S 5:30 0 k NEW S night party at home unexpect- , (U) (35) BENNY HILL . 6:00 a4(10)TOOAYINTHELEGISb, .dly turns into a wild tesh. - • (4) pp 0O!5 THE LATURE liii (35) JIM ROCKFORD ' COUNTRY(MON) ' R.ockford returns from vacation 11:30 0 (4) PORTER WAGONER apd discovers that someone 0 (#3 TONIGHT Host: Johnny - (TUE) table. Declarer rightly more trick. Consequently he Openinglead:+Q position where the agreement another makes on your behalf - Good All Day Wednesday 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER National Gallery of Art in ,4 lead was ducked around the could VALU E $2.16 5:20 and art lover Julie Harris Tommy's small graduation W9f of ALL FOR (MIX (MON-WED. FRI) 2:30 - $189 ( (17) MY 'THREE SONS TURNS ©(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) CR (10) ADVENTURES IN ART WITH JULIE HARRIS Actress (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH. - problem is the diamond sulL West Neirth East -- MISTER ROGERS (FRI) ('i) 0 AS THE WORLD , cii 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (MON-WED. FRI) 5:10 - --- - i4 (10) SPRINGTIME WITH THE DOCTORS 2:25 0 (4)' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES - -L 4 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) (MON-THU) (171) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (ij' (35) DICK VAN DYKE - 10:30 I THURSDAY 1 ____________________ 5:00 -. 2:00 0 I pieces honey-dipped Irled chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and i hot butter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. j) CAROL BURNETT AND - ()jJ (35)35 LIVE I Sheila's mother. SPECIAL Guests including Although Eut-West hjave a had bb game wiW,. an over. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) purpose. Assert yourself, but cheap sa ve In five clubs, down trick. -: Today you my experleam a don't steamroller others. only two tricks, East elected INIMPAM affEritiltm / honeymoon suite when in walks hour of comedy. dancing and music. If he plays the ace and I(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND . (MON-WED, 0(4) CARD SHARKS _ 10:30 (u) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Love And Mother' 11) 0 THE JIMMY MCNICHOL At this point declarer's only. Vulnerable: North-South (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE ()(17)MOvIE ($ 0 HbGAN'S HEROES II) (35) TOM AND JERRY (12)(17) MOVIE POW I FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER SPE- FRIENDS (TUE) (ID 0 MAY MAGAZINE (THU) (1941) Arthur Kennedy, Anthony Quinn. ' insists that he's not as perfect /"(TUE, FRI) Krisly McNichol, Ricky East then played his ace of, clubs which declarer ruffed with a spade honor. Declarer now drew all four unds of trumps ending In the dummy. - Dealer South (7) 0AFTERSCHOOL CIAL(WED) RESTLESS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN 10:00 en man's body after dying before his time.(I Hr. 50 Mins.) 007) MOVIE "Knockout" refused to, waste dummy's - ' flied clients who now seek CID 43 NBA BASKETBALL VA 1087 ' king. West switched to a small ré'venge. CD 0 ABC NEWS #Q63 J (10), GREAT -PERFORheart and East took his ace. (U) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A •QJ 111132 •A5 SOUTH • A K QI K • AK 111142 +7 TO SEARCH FOR. TOMOR. ROW MORNING . (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The 5:00 Doorknob" Ernest Trim - (DO MARCUS WELBY,.M.D. , trauma- on the eve of her -. notrumo or pass would be favored by most players. HoWever, they arrived lzitheir four-spade contract. The opening queen of clubs NORTH 4300 •J1o63 Q4 85 by Stoffel & ______ Helmdahl OF 1~4E, 1-116HWAY ON ROLLER SkATES 0? - cops try to save a choreogra. when it as his bride says' he is, and ____________________________ -. .,,' tribes won't work, goes against your best In. CANCER.. (June 21-July teresta. Call your own shots, , NOWU KNO\ 22) 1)0 not look around for PISCES(Feb. 20-March21) ________________ others to the price for Square pegs should not be ByOswaldJacoby mistakes you jnake today, forced into round holes today , BUGS BUNNY _________________________________________ 8 through Walter's . bitlon of coworkers today you you're not maneuvered into a 1 1 1'4A-r CA'1Y RASr OINALL HUNCHED 'ER,GOING DOWN 11- MIPLa (7)0 VEGAS Dan and the _____------------- InThis South realised order to arouse the am- 19) Be careful today that --t he - brother's death. 0 W4' SQUARES ' (1])(35) MAUDE Maude can't resist the temptation to go TUE. THU. FRI) () 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (17) GREEN ACRES (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: ' hotel penthouse. (CC)(R) ____ Don't resurrect issues todaY that which you expect to . that a teen-ager's death was caused by a drug which could Still be legally purchased. (R) relocate the way force Is obviously havd a lot of weight distributed on the foot. One to lose, I really think you make them work, but jou'U advisers with care ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 23) know how. - Bereallsticln money matters TAURUS (April 20-May 20) today. Don't spend in advance PRISCI LLA'S POP (E) 0 HOLLYWOOD - loin Jimmy McNichol for an pieces from pc*cts on which voice could h4ve considerable others have given up. They' influence over your financial maY not have been ab'e to II SI Yjfjs _ I _ 0(4) QUINCY Quincy learns ist and a millionaire who gives away money are featured. *- 10:00 NEWLYWED rapist and a life-threatening where you pick up the.heoken Persons who shouldn't have a _____ posed marriage. (Part 2) 0 @1) NEWS (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS i2J (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY GRAMMING art Montgomery, Claude Rains. A young man returns In anoth -S.-.-. - MERV GRIFFIN (MON. . 1:00 9:30 Mr. Jordan" (B/W)(1941) Rob- --- 4:30 (110 MOVIE ' - ITS (li) (17) BASEBALL (THU) 13 Li) DAYS OF OUR LIVES CD 0 MOVIE "Here ComesCO (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- boyfriend has aljeady pro- GAME 4:05 J. WED. FRI) (D 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (17)FAMILYAFFAIR I - - - FR)) - 0 (4) DONAHUE - . (1)0 ODD COUPLE 12:30 a (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) (R) - - .Ilpprd 4 (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN (MON- (TUE) (1O)LooKATME(wED) Lonnie Shorr. Dr. Reinhold Aman. ER AND FRIENDS -, - (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) 0(41) BONANZA (MON, WED. OIL PAINTING (NON) 2:40 Francisco hotel, her rock star - 8:00 0(4) REAL PEOPLE Reports on a Brooklyn track coach, a - reunion of 500 members of a -' N(elsen family, a canine motor- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) coming year in situations time Larry flues Diane in a San pulling of the tendons and pressure. And I am sending tissues at their attachments. you, as you requested, The Thars why one of the treat- Health Letter- number 4-7, ments for such"dlsorders is to Weight Losing Diet. Since you - that you walk more on the program.. You will be fortunate this you'll regret 1%, 4oD r including -two policemen, a - Jonathan Miller. (Part 3 of 5) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY ' Edith is confronted with may be tempted to behave way is to wear an insole that should be under medical spitefully. Subdue the urge or rolls the foot to the outside W supervision during your' YOUR BfRThDAY - 11*E5 A GX)P CF 1980 410) MAGIC METHOD OF CD 0 MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Victor Borge, Jeff Conaway, accidentally falls out of a ' pher and four chorus girls from a trio of ex-cons holed up in a •' drawer. - come from the stretching and real cause for your high blood tID (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 2:00 explored from its prehistoric 7:30 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH The Irritation and pain may overweight, that may be the -. AMERICA his wife. •.• 3 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING ' (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (NON, WED-FRI) (8 10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN(FRI) Alexis Smith. The police strug.' (2)( 17 ) ROMPER ROOM gletocrackthepetfectaiibjóf 9:00 a man suspected of murdering once economically viable and ---- (1) 0(!) 0 NEWS 0 (17) MOVIE "Conflict" still physically majestic river Is - --1200 0 43 CHAIN REACTION detective's life. (A) 0 NEWS nals out ot reformed convicts. '4(10) HENRY HUDSON'S RIVER: A BIOGRAPHY The 9:3ó 0(!) HELLO, LARRY By the ' - . sible for trying to make crimi. .1945 Humphrey Bogart, A'fun time is had by all when Grady serves his friends, (1) 0 1'HE AFTERNOON - PPE. 4:00 0 14-1 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (MON, WED-FRI) 0 c SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) ) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 10 ALL IN THE FAMILY 11:55 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 2:10 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (1 17 NEWS - (g (17) THE FLINT- STONES WHEEL OF FORTUNE n 0 FAMILY FEUD d4 (10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) Mat a parole officer Is respon. , pulled across the ar ch, they the few womeni who respond 1. By BERNICE BDE OSOL -• FRANCISCO Stone suspects s.aiad made with marijuana. __________________________________________ HOROSCOPE slap On the back. -- ij ' (3-5) 11:30 8:30 01:.!) DAILY DEVOTiONAl. birth to its present day state. REPORT ed by Orson Wailes. (17) SANFORD AND SON ' Narrat the heelbone and when they're other form of bl'th control. I1 _____ " _____ — - young lawyer. (Part 1) (ID(35) STREETS OF SAN cwe his addiction to television. CO (10) MACNElL all, stopping it literelly irritate or damage this way (0 — i the bony attachment spot. usually eliminates the blood little bony spur pressuré'protAems, __________________________________________________ This causes a In your case, since you're to grow. ,.._—j_ —— -and Emily's vacation to Mexico has to be cancelled due to a F(ed is put under,hypnosis to nse to taking spur. The spur itself is pressure in 48 sometimes formed because birth control plls. You had . — — tendons and tissues that better talk tot your doctor " I54 stretch across the arch of the about this; it iiilght be that — — — -- foot attach to the bottom of you should be1 using some — 57 _____ — GIFTS AGAIN 0 51 52 — 58 — 55 IS GI V I NG AWAY -' — 50 — — — — — — L ' I ('SuRELY - 47 with the same handsome (Th(35) $ANFORD AND SON not have any pain at all, or high your blood pressure is 40 — — — — you can have just as painful a but It's true that some women heel and there won't be any tend to have1 high blood 45 4 42 43 ©(17) BOB NEWHART Bob so I can get my life back to York, NY 10019. These two The rest of yur letter js cause painful heels. You can have a spur on the heel and disturbs me. I 4n't know how 9 38 wealthy. father is murdered, and she and Kris fall in love (I.)OP.M.MAGAZINE Cl) 0 JOKER'S WILD DEAR READER — There heel spurs are quite a few things that' foot disorders. I 32 33 34 — — 36 — (1)0 CBS NEWS (1) 0 ABC NEWS taken the pill for 13 years. this newspaper, P.O. Box Pease give me some advIce 1551, RadIo City Station, New — — — can't help it.. Also send a diet the foot functns and some for weight. . — - things that can be done, for — (R) ff--T, (35)PTL CLUB TODAY _____ •OaFACETHEMUSIC grouch but my foot hurts and I formation you peed about how 28 27; 29 41 25 24 - r 8 e @ NBC NEWS' Kelly's newly found and 7:00 issues will give you the in-. (1) Q BARETTA A crime boss blames Baratta for staging a raid on a numbers ga me and puts Out a contract on the of American legal history. , 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS lOI don't need any more. I've your request to me, .ln care of normal. I hate to be an old drastically changed the course - IS CHICKEN DAY 3:30 110 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY --- -- 6:30 . ving addressed envelope-- Send pill. Thank God, af tu ha 13 HIGH ROLLERS ()0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Orlando Public Broadcasting System - BRIEF (FRI) (17) BANANA SPLITS 0 In addition to the channels listed, cablevislon svbscrib*rs may tune in to inclopendent chanpol 44, AND FRIENDS Guests Helen Reddy. John Byner. blood pressure and I'm on the with a long, stamped, self- 11 '10) (4 GENERAL HOSPITAL (R)(MON-THU) (1O) THE ADVOCATES IN 1J 0 CBS NEWS Atlanta, Ga. 0 fl (35)CASPER 4(1O)ELECTRICCOMPANY . 10:55 ' 53 Actress Gabor rammed up my heel. Other readers who want 54 Condensation taking either one of these issues Can also am I Hydropress to control my send 75 cents for EACH issue 7 18 g - (35)àANDIDCAMERA - - St.Petersburg, by tuning to channel 0; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian l'EN:'A MAN FOR THE CENTUS. Broadcasting Network (CON). RY This final episode covers Mbuntbatten's devotion to the advancement of British tech23 (10) OVER EASY a GIDEON'S TRUMPET Scott. Karen Steele. An ex-lawflology, and Robert MacNeil U' SHOW Henry Fonda, Jose Ferrer and man goes after a wanted Introduces an updated seg. John Houseman star In this outlaw. 8:25 ment about his tragic death. spec ial based on the life of (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 last August, (ConclusIon) 100 Clarence Earl Gideon. an _ - 'l Independent (17) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando (4) 810 LORD MOUNTBAT. Common F my leg is swollen but It feels like I have a gigantic nail What To .1)0 About Them. currency (CBS) Orlando t'35)KUNGFU 33 Director 9EIernent Premhnger 13 ',Io more than 45 By and by 46 Total 0 o 0 WEDNESDAY - E Cable Ch. Cable _________________________ Independent . Y 0 (ABC) Orlando @35) Orlando ______ , ________ - — DAY EVENING ' - '• c. . SAY? S . , DN Ldrnb - _____ V ______________________________________________________________ ____________________ ________ . — j ' S feet , T lflO-1SC _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ft 4 LAMB D fmale, age 43 and weigh 269 1 D. . LM 1 1 $ IJJLI 1 5 $ i 7. Fin pounds. I'm 5 14 Avoidance 0 57 Preholiday pa. 16 Hidden iTi having trouble with the IflT a nod 18 Sun (l.at.) of my heel. I've T A11 58 Large crude - LLt.L!I 1 I bottom part i L °1 19 Fast aircraft cL'41'I IKIIIL !!4.i I. IIA1I beentothe.doctorandheLel (abbr.) IEIAIT $ 59 Genetic jj me -1 have an ar thritic spur 21 GoId(Sp) - ' material, 34 Hone color 15 Urgent 22 Burmese and that wireless 36 Golf gadget currency be more painful than ft spur 60 Inexperienced signal 24 Soak 38 Time zone outer edges of thi foot and 5e' I'm taking two aspirins ___ 25 Was 17 Noisy dispute (abbr.) DOWN weight aaOM the four times a day but they only ha re °1e cognizant of 20 Vacation spOt 39 Group of main arch. You nw" need to 26 Towel 22 Perambulator help a li ttle. 1 Compass 27 Termagant or an or, 23 Noel 41 Time zone In the morning when I get, see a foot doctor point 29 Fellow Family 24 (abbr.) - 2 Lamprey up I can't stand on it and I fighters member th seas 31 Moving me- - 3 Capable of - 25 Radical Cal.) 42 Sou h ave to hold on to the fur- can be done about your fOOt feast bringing chanical pact niture to move about. I'm - problem. 27 Sleev eless about 43 Shadow (Lat) 35 Makes garment acquabntançe 4ileave port peiOfl and'ItS ClepI?SSIIIgIO' Health Letter flUlflbeT of 47 Sop (abbr.) self-esteem wds.) have to have people do things Your Feet and How To Care 30 Short article 40 Emanation A muscle 37 Engraved for me. Neither my loot nor For Them and number 11.10, 7 Roasting stick 32 High school 50 Over (poetic) 40 Greek letter 52 Japanese oot Problems And 12 Madrigal 19 • 4077 E. Colonial Dr. 2259 S. Semoran Blvd. PEps1] �/ • .. - ..% . - . . , 1 I .. .- .• -. • - a - - -- - • . I • - - • •-.. . .• .. - - -. • ' • •' •, - •p - . . . . - •, ft 16C-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, April 30, 9$0 ' L awmakers Give Variety Of Reasons For, Slow Session - . • TALHASEE, Fla. (UP!) - Lawmakers started the 1980 session like a runaway freight train churning out bills deregulating trucking, reprimanding Rep Gene FilM and modifying financial disclosure in the opening days But the fast pace has taken its toll. EnterIng this week, the Senate had only net twice in the last two weeks hnd the major floor debate in the House has centered on whether children under 18 could accompany their parents - to racetr ever had up here," said Rules Chairman Ralph solving the problems we have to solve," he says, Lawmakers generally peg the lull to the fact Haben who was first elected in 1972 I think the pausing a moment before answering, yes, he still this isn't a major budget year, widespread only thing we've done is the financial disclosure thinks the people - spending some $2,000 a day concern about the pending recession and hassles thing and the only reason I say that Is because of are getting their money's worth having the over energy legislation The) promise things will the controversy not The content l.egislature in session heat up in May as the supplemental appropriaHouse Speaker Hyatt Brown concurs with his On the Republican side House Minority Leader tions process begins and they confront Gov. Bob chief lieutenant, conceding the House could have Curt Kiser says the main reason things are Graham's proposal to gradually raise the run through this year's agenda in as little as four moving slowly is because Gov. Bob Graham's gasoline tax, weeks. proposed programs are "disastrous." This has been the slowest session that I've We are moving along rather ploddingly 'The Legislature has been gun shy of the -' - 101 OZ. 3 LITER CALIF. -S. ' .- •.• - GALLO WINE -.. - - - -- - • .. 10101. 3.LTL 77 ionu CCASE ASE OF 4-23.96 'I •-- . •• - -. - - , " • -. tin' - p 4rj STR KYs 1' - -. '.., .. - ,. . -. - .' .-•• , • • ' HAPPY HOUR 8950 BRBo CASE a I ' SAVEUPTO4O%AJMUCHM$2AB SAVE $$ -SAVE GAS -THERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU SANFORD ANY 1: DAILY 10FRIENCEISTNEIAEATKLMY LINITM WArd" rift MmAnywo i'I A ITUWftAft BEAM'S 'LUlL SOUR MASH SAXONY - -• - 0 GIN _ - - • ••. - - - . • . ' • - . • _•1_ J. - 4.49 97.50 STR. KY. BRB. CASE -' - GRANT'S. 8 YR. SCOTCH 33.8 OZ. B.29 LITER ANY 12-51.95 - 90 PROOF LIGHT OR DARK - • FROM DISTILLER cAsEVODKAuTw-1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE A PKG. STORE HI-WAY 17-92 SOUTH-CITY LIMITS. IVODKA - EFUND' R THAN IN 750 ML 001$. - • - 12- 95.85 STANLEY KY. 33V% MORE IN LITERS ' ' -- - GIN CHOI ci W' L99 W ________ • - S LONDON DRY • ., - $ AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER th'&Pu4:H 33Y3% MORE IN LITERS 92.50 CASE BEEFEATER SvO. 8 YR. 93' Eemm L "SCOTCH Si'aiirw' E.J. - "I ' A '' i- THAN IN 7SO ML BOTS. k ' AT ALL D81 ABC's IN FLORIDA I )d WHITE HORSE ' PRICES INTH$SAD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, MAY 6 •.ii.111i,_ • RED ROSE HEARTY BURGUNDY III!I1 . • ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES PINK CHABLI S c - - ISI' • -.- ' - 1 :4T . governor's prgrams.- especially in the areas of energy 1nd transportation S)S Kiser, R Palm Harbot'!' 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Lake Ma Ra*ises Water Rates By DONNA ESIES 4,000 gallons the price will go up from He1d Staff Wer $l. per 1,000 gallons to $1.50 and frorn% The average customer of the lake cents per 1,000 gallons thereafter to $in Mary water system will be paying $150 per thousand up to 11,000 ga llons. The per month more beginning with theitay new rate also provides for a charge of m. $1.04 per thousand gallons over 11,000 The city council Thursday night gaHom. wlmousIyapprovedonfinalreag i1orinanceabocallsformncreased an ordlnance Increasing the water rates fees for water service installation and by 17 percent in an attempt to make the connection, dty'swater system a psylngproposiuoii. While the four councilmen present City Accountant Roger Bowen had (Councilman Gene McDonald was out of WWNd ft a)uncII if rates were ,x* town) voted unanimously for the new Increased the city would mer by end rate, former Councilman Harry Terry, In dw current fiwal yew, an operating loss the audience, objected. -' ' ,,..:'.. :I ., 'i" ;"( -, "% bY Ts Ni$s City Manager Phil KUIbO, saJi the use the lout amount of water, and those - 14. ... Herald Photo by Tom Netsel who am IsTing to comerve and can lmt gVemille COUMW am about 7,000 gal= montwy. afford to pay more money. He said he on& 54". In fact. a gaw PlAce to $ft" ow 108pecum be In MW new rates call (or an inaugs in could have favored an increase if It had Ir..t at this vel,kle hispectisit static. on 251k StrNt IN SUIird. Let's the minimum billing for 3,000 gallon: of been Identical for all uscr. Bc carllcr '. _______ the annual invasion of college students and Sanford was uIll ,,,:. , ' . ' .." 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RAZLER refusing to elaborate on that statement. police say, explaining Marshall was arraigned on April 11 and held at the jail Herald Staff Writer In county court, during several ap- arrested when he gave the wrong birth unless he can post bond. Whoever knowingly gives false In pearances he has made since his arrest, date Marshall claimed he had lost his Dickey also dismissed I' iggatt's formation to any law enforcement officer lie has also asked whether the law per. Ohio driver's license a few days earher. challenge to holding Marshall on the concerning the alleged commission of mits him to be held. Public defenders A check with Ohio authorities revealed a basis of a law the attorney says applies . •" • any crime Is guilty of a misdemeanor - working with Marshall have tried to get different birth date, [ C. only to false statements meant to hinder Florida Statute county judges Harold Johnson and Alan ',r,i;&, .. TATI Marshall reportedly told the deputy he an officer's investigation of a crime. Since March 26, a man giving his name Dickey to allow Marshall to plead guilty gave the wrong information because of a "Judge Johnson inade probable cause" HOURS as John Marshall has been held in the and receive a sentence of time sened fear of being registered inconiputersand for holding Marshall, Dicke) replied MED.-THUR.-F Seminole County Jail on a charge he But both judges have refused, saying drafted. lie added lie was just trying to Jailhave officers been say sentMarshall's finger. 1. 8:30" sqsPill violated that law when he gave an in. they can't be sure Marshall is who he get back to New York, where he intended prints off to the FBI for correct birth date to a sheriff's deputy. says he is. to get a job. checks against that agency's files. But He refuses to disclose basic inMarshall was arrested by a Seminole 8:0 1: On Thursday, Marshall again refused the check could Lake another two weeks formation about himself, either to law deputy last month as he hitchhiked along to give an), information in court before 0r more, be-cause it has received a low officers or his public defender. Dickey. Although t 'iiIs free to go Inters ta te 4, arrest records show. extremely curious to know why priority since Marshall is not accused of upon posting $525 bail, law officers and Deputies say a Florida highway you don't carry any identification" committing any crime. , .. , county judges ha ve said they do not want patrolman had initially stopped the 5400t Dickey said Court officials say Marsh all can be to turn him loose until the FBI returns a 10-inch man with long blond hair because .• -. . -. 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RI 12WB. - ' unnecesury, Dolifner mid, It could parcel, and build the building itself; or But DoIgner said no one else in the' feels the Port of Sanford can beat the eaves height. The total floor area would generate revenues that would be turned the port authority could assist the state a better position to offer the Orlando competition on the cost of the s are f I with provisions or U a national distributor of small back into the county's general fund, company in issuance of industrial bonds and the port isina good bargaining building and therefore the rental price, expanding another 50,000 square feet. household items decides to lease a If built.to Ihe company's specifications, revenue bonds to finance the building. position to entice the firm to locate here. The Orlando site does not allow metal In addition to the tax savings, DoIgner warehouse that would be built at the Port the warehouse Is expected to cost about But Dolgner told the board the bond "All of the client's materials are being buildings, according to Jim Daniel, said, the firm would bring about 200 new of Sanford, the deal could save Seminole $2.2 million. issue option was extremely unlikely due moved by truck at present," he said. "We director of the Seminole County jobs to the area, contributing "a few County taxpayers about $50,000 per year. DoIgner was given authority at a to the firm's timetable. have good access here. Better than they Industrial Development Authority. million dollars per year into the local The warehouse lease, according to special Port Authority board meeting With the firm's aim to open the would get in Pinellas or Pascal coun"1 don't care if they use concrete wall economy through paychecks." Dennis Dolgner, port administrator, Thursday to present a proposal and warehouse no later than January 1981, ties." lie added there is the potential of or what," Simpson said. "If the bottom "We want to go in with a very conicould generate $65,000 per year. negotiate with the out-of-state firm. the board agreed that a bond issue would future barge transportation at the Port of line (price) is what's important to this petitive offer that gets their attention," Currently Seminole County subsidizes Dolgner's proposal, approved by the take too long even if the bond buyers Sanford. client, we can beat theiiu (Orlando)." he added. He is scheduled to meet with the part at three one-hundreths of a mill, board, presents three options to On firm: were standing in line waiting. And, they DoIgner told the board (lie port has DoIgner's proposal calls for a metal the firm's representatives in another or approximately $50,000 per year. The company could lease a building to be noted, banks have industrial revenue competition from locations in Orlando building of pre-engineered construction state during the first of next week. The The lease with the as yet unidentified built by the port authority; the company bonds now "sitting on the shelf" for lack and Pinellas and Pascal counties. with preliminary dimensions of 400 feet firm currently has warehouses in Miami firm could not only make this subsidy could lease only the land, an 8.8 acre of buyers. Board member B.D. Simpson sJd he wide by 500 feet long and 24 feet floor-to,and Georgia. •' /' ,. 'Aw A young seagull takes1 breather long the Ie roe waterfront be DyMAKEPETRVIK • Turbine VENTILATOR DOCKS Herald Staff Writer .... 41C • Prefinished PANELING ' j -..•.-..-.................• / ' Piece l an rd Pori Deal Would ave axp With Coupon ' ', '• 'I I Bag I \ / . Reg. Price (Piecei \ U _II..i I ri ,r I' III II , Pressure 4 Bechtel has been providing design, Luis Munlz, FP&L corporate corn million barrels u day b}1984 procurementan constructionse munications officer in Miami, said there The result, the company says, would hi. for FP&L 's new Sanford coal-oil mixing would be no comment at this time, an overall reduction in power generation ' t 0the . facility and modifications eP plant "Were not letting anyone in until,its costs and ultimate savings for lP&L necessary for the combination fuel to be finished," he added, customers. burned. Buzz Barrow, FP&L assistant During the Sanford test, however, "We've got some problems," said a manager of environmental affairs In officials have admitted there will be Bechtel engineer on the project site. The Miami, said the missing valves are "no increased air pollution from the coal. etglneer Indicated the problem was big deal." -DIANEPETR'iK Ill PINE v; 4 .._._I . ITreated I 1 With Coupon Size. 4 999 ,. CYPRESS MULCH I ' . Each I With In convenient aerosol can. 9 oz. u I I Can watts, '•4' ' I Limit 2. please. I With Coupon Inside frosted in 40,60,75 or 100 Reg Price (panel) 339 • , • Each Bulb too 4 ' Panel I i i ' LAN I LHN I Limit 2 please , Re,grice (gallon) I , , SEAGULL Engineers at the Florida Power and missing valves, but would not elaborate. "It's simply a delay," he said. "They Light (FP&L) Sanford Plant expected to King Hart, Bechtel's project super- were ordered but did not arrive. We mix pulverizecJcoalandoiltoiayintheir visor, said he is bound by his firm's expect them any day now." just completed experimental unit, but contract with FP&L not to release any If the Sanford Coal-Oil Mix Demonsome missing valves forced them to Information to the press. stration Project Is successful, PF&L postpone the test, according to two Thomas Hines, FP&L local project officials say the process would allow the Bechtel Corp. employees, director, refused to allow a reporter to company to use large quantities of less A top FP&L official explained that the tour the plant and referred all questions expensive domestic coal to fire its plants andat thesame problem is not serious, however to the company's Miami office Gallon --------------- --------------- LUBRICANT Limit 8, please 1 ____ FP&L Postpones CoalmOil W_ ' Reg Price (each) '° 1 All-purpose acrylic la tex paint in White and colors. ' jr PANELING Each 999 I01jI MOuth HOUSE PAINT 99 Reg Price (each) i Reg, Price (un. ft.) ..............75C - 99 :,. ISS Scotty's makes it FUN to SA VE! ' ,ac a oc,ep , Evert, Saturday 7 in Front of Our Store 1 CHAR-BROIL' W. C. uaoavCo. 80 • On . .•.• .,•. Heavy cast aluminum stainless steel burner, burner, chrome fire grates. Volcanic rocks and 20 lb. tank includ. ed. GG600T.20. __- 1 /4" DRILL f.gI (sq. yd) SIDEWALK Un. Ft. Gas - ' Reg Price sq. Yd. l Ribbed Design In 27 width Clear Economy weight No 312000 Plain back " decorator colors1 widths SIMI I . Transparent VINYL RUNNERC WASHINGTON (UP!) - Inflation at its level of January. 'This should be the last month of the the wholesale level slowed slightlylast Most of the jobless increase affected enormous increase in energy prices, crd )utur4 10-cent-perper ment reported today, prompting Employment as particularly, qpe economists to saythe recession is tight construction industry, hard hit by But Janet Norwood, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, refused to 1s The Labor Department's Producer Labor Department economist John predict a recession Price Index for finished goods - those La}ng said the report on prices contains 'I don't think one can make an rOady for sale to the ultimate user, either glimmers" of hope and was "the most judgment about a recession from these consumers or businesses - rose 14 encouraging news we've had in several figures alone,' she told a congressional percenUn March, a shade less than in months" hearing She said the new figures in creases of 1.6 percent in January and 1.5 But Washington economist Michael dicate a deterioration in the labor ';ent in February. Evans said, "I think we are at the market," but added, A deterioration is holesalepicesother than food and not a recession." recession." et.ergy were rising more slowly, and so Lawrence Chimerine, chief economist She said similar waves of layoffs were prices of crude and intermediate at Chase Econometrics, a leading "sometimes" have foreshadowed goods at earlier stages of the production economic forecasting firm, predicted "a recessions in the past but recession is !IPCeSS. recession significantly worse than the "not inevitable." The Producers Price Index stood at ut the nation's unemployment rate administration Is expecting, but not as edged back up to 6.2 percent in March, bad as 1974-75. We think unemployment 238.2 In March, meaning that what cost 6 percent in February, returning to ill hit 8 percent by the end of the year" $100 in 1967 now costs $238.20. method of billing on a declining basis, the police department from the pa)Tollof thus giving heavy wa ter users a break in the federally funded Comprehensive the rates w hen they use more water. Employment Training Act(CETA) to the In other business, the council: re gular city payroll. Approved the transfer of city CETA funding had expired for both - secretary, Carol Spotts, and Scott Fife of employees. Today Acilos Reports .................ZA I4ItorlaI ....................... 4* Horoscope .....................IA Calendar ......................10A H09PIW .......................3A Comics Oursehes Dear Abby ..................... $A Deaths .........................2A Televblon ................ Leisure Weatber ...... ................2A • Dr. Lamb ......................IA the wad Ii spelled, water from $3.90 to $4.60. For the next urged councilmen to discontinue the I World •.•...,. -- :, : '•' - _Wc - - -'-'-:- r' p':' r : '-..'- -y_- ,..-- c-,, - - --_-,--,, • • .-. ' ''-y �, t4 I - - - - _ . - V. - - -4 - - - 1111111111111111111111111 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 4, 1$O 1111 111111111111111111111 mn~ 11111111111111111111111111 Friday, April 4, 19$O-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bennett House skile Council:. ,? NA11ON I Lake Mary DOLLARS I .. By DONNA ESTES . Herald Staff Writer But Kulbes reported to the council new construction has taken place and the couple insisted they did not know that they had to have council permi3sion to proceed with construction. For 30 minutes Thursday night, the city council and audience listened to a tape recording of a March meeting. Admonitions from the mayor, the council and the city attorney forbidding new work were heard from the tape. Councilman Burt Perinchief said he personally inspected the structure. He said he remembers at nine years of age helping to build a hut and that It was constructed in a better fashion. He said during his inspection of the Bennett house, he was "scared to death" to walk on boards in the second level. "I've never seen such Rube Goldberg construction in my whole life," he said. He said he was "appalled" that the siding on the structure has cracks big enough for rodents to go through. Councilman Ray Fox explained the council's refusal to lift the construction ban means "not one nail or splinter, nothing is to be constructed anew. Only deficiencies are to be The dream house that Terry and Beverly Bennett of Longwood have been trying to build for the past year on their property on Pine Tree Circle, in Lake Mary has turned into a "monstrosity" in the view of at least one Lake Mary city WORLD IN BRIEF councilman, "In my 45 years at looking at homes, I have never seen one look as terrible," said councilman Francis Mark to the young couple Thursday night. "I understand what your neighbors are upset about. ft looks like some kids went out there and built it. It is a monstrosity that looks terrible." Mark's comments were made before councilmen denied the couple's request to lift a building ban for bidding a new con- Hostages To Spend Easter As Big Losers In Crisis By United Press International The 50 American hostages seemed certain to spend struction on the structure. In fact, Mayor Walter Sorenson Easter in time hands of their militant captors, as they have spent Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's once again the big losers in the political tug of war over their fate, made it clear that "if even one nail" is placed in the structure as part of new construction, the city may take legal action. City Attorney Gary Massey carefully took down th e address of the couple, who are currently living in a motor home in - As a week marked by cautious optimism drew to a - n. ,.' Guerrillas May Release 3 - BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) 1. : have no effect on the remaining counts against the - men, men, but legal observers felt it was bound to hinder the , .WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate Budget Corniiittee has agreed on a balanced budget for 1981, but its $612.9 billion spending plan bears little resemblance to the budget proposed by President Carter only four gays ago. - . :.. " committee voted, 11-7, Thursday on figures that rrespond with Carter's, but it raised military . 0 . l)ending and made drastic cuts in domestic programs to pay for the higher defense budget. When Carter announced his revised budget on Monday, he spoke highly of the "extraordinary way" he and congressional leaders had worked together "to 1/ / . . FI .. ' — . 1. ~ c,, ." ,-', ". . I \ 'k Casselberry at 7:30 tonight in the church sanctuary. The 50voice choir is under the direction of William Boyd. The concert is free to the public. ) - reach general understandings In advance on reduction proposals." .. . 1 Bush Woos Louisiana Voters ; : ~ NEW ORLEANS (UP!) — Republican presidential candidate George Bush blasted President Carter's "vacillaUon" In handling the Iranian hostage crisis and wooed voters in Louisiana's first-ever presidential primary, set for Saturday. Bush arrived Thursday evening for a round of campaign suppers and news conferences while Josalynn Carter rested at her French Quarter hotel tefore embarking on a campaign whirl today. Carter campaign chairman Robert Strauss spoke to prospective voters in Shreveport Thursday and two of sen. Edward Kennedy's children, Ted Jr., and Kara, iook voters' hands in Baton Rouge. ..'. .., - A Concert At Church Saturday .. program will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at New Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church on East Main Street. . '.' 40* HELPING A special concert to benefit the annual Women's Day . ' . At Christmas the Rotoract Club of Sanford had a Rent-a-Santa program and the proceeds help feed the chimpanzees at the Central Florida Zoo. Shown THE ZOO ~ 1 here outside the chimp cage at the zoo are (from left) John Cochrane, cor chairman of the program: Eddie Helms, Rotoract president; Al Rozon, executive director of the zoo, and Rick Russi, the other co-chairman of the Rent-a-Santa program. The Wilson's Ensemble, the New Bethel Gospel Choir and special guest soloists will be featured. The Marching Alen of New Mt. Calvary will usher and James Bouey will be master ceremonies. of 1 Winter Park Man Dead After Lake Dive I 1 Leftist guerrillas holding the Dominican Embassy may free three more non-diplomatic hostages, but they are determined to have their demands met, one of the last captives to be released says. Colombian Foreign Ministry official Edgar Hernandez and Dominican businessman Mario Guzman were led to freedom from the embassy Thursday by the grand rabbi Colombia, who entered the building for a religious service. Guzman said the guerrillas may free three more nondiplomatic hostages today, Good Friday, but added, the siege probably will not end until the government met their demand to release 311 jailed leftists. of NEW YORK (UP!) — With talks to end the 4-day-old ransit strike stalled, mayor Edward Koch asked isinessmen to consider instituting a four-day work 'treek to ease the pain for 5.4 million harried rush-hour commuters. Bargaining between negotiators for the city's 33,600 tr1k1ng bus and subway workers and the Metropolitan 1ransportation Authority bogged down Thursday after an hour of talks, with both sides hardening their 'stances. "A settlement is not imminent," said Walter Gelthorn, the Columbia University law professor serving as chief mediator in talks between Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union and the MTA. U By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An 18-year-old Winter Park man broke his neck and drowned earlythis morning after diving into a south Seminole County take, absilfi's deputies report. David Michael Lott, 18, of the Howell Branch Apartments, 2100 Howell Branch Road, Winter Park, died at I a.m. today, after he dived into Lake Ann from a 20-foot tree, witnesses told deputies. Lott and at least two other people had been swimming in the lake, located off Howell Branch Road in Maitland, when he told the others he was going to climb and dive from an overhanging Ellis, 24, lives at 771 Rich St., Oviedo. — Horace Lee Thornton, 11 William Clark Court, Sanford, will serve four years probation for the attempted break-in of,a convenience store on Aug. 3, 1979, Thornton, 27, was arrested that day outside the LII' Chanmp store, 1116 Celery Ave. Jerry L. Crenshaw will spend five years in prison fpr assaulting a Casselberry man with a 27-inch machette on Oct. 9, 1979. Crenshaw, who claims to have been hitchhiking around the country for the last three years, pleaded guilty to attacking James Copelin at Foley's Gas StatiQn in Casselberry Wst October, inflicting neck wounds. - SEN'IENCINGS A Winter Garden man has been sentenced to 10 years tree, deputies said. He made the climb and jumped into water only four or five feet deep, then surfaced motionless, said witnesses, who say they dragged Lott to shore before calling for help at a nearby probation for running a fraudulent operation which left 10 Seminole County residents with hundreds of "wreath bases," loops of wire wrapped with straw. Harry Morrison, 235 E. Plant St., Win ter Garden, pleaded guilty to two of 10 grand theft charges brought against him last year for the operation run from October through December home, MOTORCYCLE MISSING An Orlando man parked his motorcycle outside a Casselberry apar tment early th is morning, and returned an hour later to find It gone, say deputies, who believe it might have been loaded onto another vehicle, Randolph Moorer of the Naval Training Center told deputies he parked his 1076 Kawasaki (valued at $1,650) at the Red Lion Apartments In Casselberry just after midnight this morning, 1978. State's attorney's papers say Morrison sold packages of straw, wire and twine to people, telling them he would buy them back when shaped into centers for wreaths, But the completed bases were either not picked up, or their makers never paid in full for their work, the papers said, morning. __________________________ The following persons also were sentenced this week by At 1:10 a.m. he returned to find his bike gone, deputies Say. Randolph told them he did not hear it started up, leading to the belief it was placed In a truck and taken away, they Circuit judge VoIle Williams. to Angel' Suspect Distraught — Chrystal Cooper received five years probation for a Se~t. : 1 3, 1 979, grand theft. — Herman J. Boone Jr. of Bushnell, Fla,, was sentenced to five years probation for leaving the scene of an accident on Oct. 6, 1979. — Donald Dean Bolen was sentenced to serve five years in prison, to run concurrently with an Orange County sentene, for stealing money from his employer in the summer of 197á. The 20-year-old Orlando man pleaded guilty to taking caI from the Red Carpet Inn in Altamonte Springs, — Frank L. Carter, 119 Plymouth St., Altamonte SprInS, will serve five years for possession of about a pound c( marijuana. Carter was arrested Dec. 21, 1979, by an Altamonte Springs policeman after a stop for traffic violations, LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UP!) — The woman charged with being the "Death's Angel" who switched off life. support equipment hooked to a patient, Is distraught .and ' wondering why she is "looking down the barrel of a murder Indictment," her attorney says. Attorney Gary Logan said Thursday his client, Jani Adams, 32, is innocent, and the murder Indictment anded down this week points out weaknesses in the çand jury system. Mrs. Adams, free on $15,000 bond, faced arraignment today. 1 iranian Convicted On Drugs 'I — Ulysses Burk, 3320 Lincoln Ave., Midway, received a oneThe officer reported he saw what appeared to be marl juapa year sentence for resisting an officer on Aug. 24, 1979. clinging to Carter's sweater, then found the pound of pot He pleaded guilty to interfering with an arrest at 1610 W. 13th during a search of his car. St., Sanford. — Herman Neldert, 3706 Mirror Lake Drive, Forest City, wfll SOUTH SEMINOLE HOME BURGLARIZED Thieves took an estimated $1,000 In jewelry and coins from a NATIONAL REPORT: Coast Guard boats delivered warm — Glen Michael Boggs was sentenced to serve six months to meals to stranded flood vicUms in southeastern I oulal-na,and South Seminole woman while she and her family were at spend three years probation for possession of marijuana. . i five years on charges of auto theft. The resident of Porthelicopters began dropping feed for Nebraska and Colorado church, deputies report. Jerome S. Miller, 104 Plymouth Ave., Altamonte Springs, June Wittington, 134 Hibiscus Lane, returned home at 9:15 smnount, Va., stole a car on Nov. 4, 1979. Livestock stuck in snow drifting up to 22 feet. will spend three years on probation for possession of cocaine. 11 Many Louisiana roads were still not passable today and a P.M. Thursday to find a living room window screen slit open Mitchell Boyd Ellis was sentenced to serve six months to — William John Martinelli, 207 Nursery St., will serve 15 coins gone, say about $1,000 in deputies, ad. and jewelry and five years official said access to flooded after pleading civil defense guilty to three charges of burglary areas remained weekends in jail plus five years on probation for possession o(a and grand theft, restricted. Three flood relief workers, who were attempting to ding she had been gone only since 6:20 p.m. greenhouse full of pot plants attached to his home. put up communication antennas in Slidell, La., Thursday, ________ ____________________ 11 suffered minor electrical burns from water-covered power lines. The injured people helped operate a Southern Baptist Convention relief van, which cooked hot meals for flood vic- Lawyer tIlflI, AREA READINGS it a.m.): temperature: 72; overnight HARRY WILLIAMS Strawberry Ave., Sanford, f • of 121 Strawberry Ave., low: 66; yesterday's high: $9; barometric pressure: 30.00; M0 wto died Sunda y, will Harry Williams, fl, of 1507 died Sunday at Seminole relative humidity: U percent; winds: west at 10 m.p.h. bStlpJfl., Saturday .tN,i 4 16th SL, Sanford died Memorial Hospital. He was Mt. , 1111 ChUrCh With Wo 0. SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:44 a.m., March 29 at Seminole born in Havana, Fla. Rev. .Jam* Lim OfHCIIS . 11:10 p.m.; lows, 4:31 a.m., 4:37 P.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: By DAVWM, RAZLER King, 113 LIve Oak Lane, Altamonte springs, Memorial Hoapital. He was Survivors Include his wife, lurid In Restlawn Csmits. 11 highs, 10.36 a.m., 11:02 p.m.; lows, 4:32 a.m,, 4:36 p.m., Ruth Ann Gordon; three WIison..lIcswIb,mec in char*: meramsud1w of the born In Quitman, Ga. and charged wi th th e Feb. 2 burglary BAYPORT: highs, 4:14 a.m., 3:24 p.m.; lows, 9:39 a.m., 10:43 Survivors Include his wife, daughters, Jessie M. Alston, home of Mary L. Austin, 132 Spring Valley KURAN, MRS. HILIN p.m. pnhJ Defender James Figgatt Mrs. Florine Williams; a on Edna M. Harris and Starlene UArnl—Grav.sle. services Loop, Altamonte Springs. for BOATING FORECAST; SI, AltjNtiRt IS Jlittf lilet ( has accsed two Seminole sheriff's deputies four Gordon; four sons, Andrew, Mrs. Hefon Marie Kline, ooói Leroy Williams; of 36 Miles: Winds becoming south or southwest 18 knots today ISO Country club load, linford During that theft, deputies charge, Smith daughters, Mrs. Wilma J. Franklin, Clarence, Richard getting an Orlando woman to sign an WMIIY, will be then shifting to northwest tonight and becoming northerly 15 criminatLimg statement without notifying her and King took a Sears credit card, km.. Perry, Corrine Williams, Inez and Timothy Gordon; a sister P.M. Saturday In All $ois knots Saturday. Seas Increasing to mostly 3 to 5 feet. Stronger attorney, violation of mediately bought a stereo and mi crowave Williams and May C. and a brot her. Catholic Cemetery, A Rosary in the Of court winds new tiered thunderstorms service will be conducted I odiy oven, then hold Uietnfor nioneyto buy drgs. Williams; six sisters and Wilson-Eichelberger ar 1;30 p.m. at Gramkew evening. Figgalt, representing Janet Smith of Time card was then returned to Austin's several grandchildren. Mortuary, Sanford, is in Funeral Horn. by Fatba, AREA FORECAST: Foggy some aresi early today Orlando, jailed on charges Of stealing a credit home, they allege. Williem EMIS. A Requiem Mss Wilson E I c he I berg er charge of arrangements. becoming mostly sunny by mid morning. Considerable card and ialng it to buy merchandise later will be Celebrated Monday ai 7 r, Mortuary, Sanford, is in (ki Wednesday, Smith was brought t P.M. at All Church. In iie cloudiness this afternoon and evening with a good chance of sold for cocaine, filed a motion for sanctions at tiawers. the family nequs date attorneys office to sign a statement tharite of arrangements. thunderstanus, Clearing late tonight and Saturday. Cooler against Seminole Sherifra Del. Roger Webb FV donations be made to the lnlxlInInaUng herself and King in the crime, tonight and not as warm Saturday. Highs today mid to upper and another deputy before County Judge American Cancer Soci4y MRS. GERThUDE SAW) without any knowledge of her attorney, he WILLIAMS, HARRY—Fimeral Gramliaw, Frl Horn. Is $Os. lows tonight upper Mrs. Gertrude E. Sabo, 66, services for Harry Williams. 77, thare. motion sta tes. ar ound $0, Winds becoming south to southwest around 11 mph Of of , dW W lith Sanford, —1 . . iig1 action Is In vi motion requests Dickey find t he two In olation Of the procedures in Winter Park. Born in died MarCh 25. will be Of 3 P.M. today and shifting to northwest tonight. Rain probability 66 Of the cait, which contempt of cowl for violation of court rules Saturday a t Allen Chef AMI pet this afternoon and evening. 10 Akron, Ohio, she came 10 ' Church, 1103 Olive Ave., with the uardeo, ltu'Ional prot.ctions, it says. set iç to eade ndsnt'srlght tocOunae1 VilM.1 .. IftgI a-.MAiAi a' I Ii ,ivnn ri. Woodard of. I IcIafln. Burial Rsitlaem by UDidiayapprovesofthemotloo,hewlllset Cemetery. WiI5Ofl.EkfI4berWr _ a hearing ordering the two deputies to show husband, in thargs. The ford; a sister, Mrs. William Cause ey MW Flggstt or anyone else at the public ______ _____ SARO, Nil OUTIUDI I.—' Cusi Of court fur falling to follow regu1ation Sanford; a niece, . H Mrs. defender's Ics before tihdfl Smith 10 Mrs. Susan L. Arsinger, Gertrude E. So, i& of Paola date attorney's office for internaUon. on Thursday, Dirkey received the Road, wt died Thursday, will Hoboken, n.j. and ordered It placed In Smith's file. He also of held at 10:10 am. Monday of Under cwt rules, attorneys be In. Oaklawn Memorial Park. Smith and King both held, King in char ge o ri$in Funeral H0M.PA in b4 gala foeuisd and givs their consent before this kind lieu lieu of $0390, wiego Of 41111111111stlillift tIeS 111110130, t motion It baled as the probable cam given In Smith's JE1E 8$. GORDON ared Monday with Kevin P. GORDON, JESSIl M.—FiaeraI ataltsit. Jessie M. Gordon. $7. of 1821 vIt frw & ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UP!) — A federal Jury has convicted two men, Including the cousin of a former Iranian prime minister, of charges related to the Importation and attempted sale of an estimated $32 'fidlilonn worth of heroin. Drug agents said the heroin was Imported from Iran. The Jury Thursday found Shahrok,h Bakhtiar, 37, of Ilyattsvllle Md., guilty of all 14 counts against him. The " diarps included conspiracy, racketeering and illegal vie of a hand gun. - Bakhtler, who faces a maximum of 152 years in .prison and a $310,000 fine, is the cousin of former Iranian Prime Minister Shahpour Baklmtlar. - - Deputies Of Violating Procedure Accuses 1. AREA DEATHS 4 Crash Victims 'Stable' 'LAKEVIEW, N.C. (UP!) -Four persons were listed a stable condition at Moore Memorial Hospital today, recoverIng from Injuries suffered in the collision of the 8!lver Star Amtrak passenger train with a freight ,frain. The engineer Of the Amtrak train and his assistant ' 10ve been suspended following the collision Wed. $esday. Hubert Jewell, a National Transportation Safety 'Board employee who specializes in railroad switching sstems, said an on-site investigation will last at least .iiatil Sunday. ' 'The NUB probe has shown a signal system that bald have warned engineers about the possibility of a bash was functioning normally. W. . aj'i s. , . .. ,- I ,,. _________ _______ ___ ___ MUM HOSPITAL NOTES __ SIMlN0lRMIMORIA*. HOSPITAL. '-..- in th sioo ) ~ - ,E AMIL& 1111111 AI$$110$5 'M.Ardier mill. 111111,10111010 I 'I Cliii 4'Csvls VWJ.YsunØlied _ __ .a, . ,k. -_q r I . * L'. , ~' .'. 1 _ . 1 'i :1, ~%' 01 F .;u l`*, ~. ! ,~ t ~ i0 - Some consumer ~ISWA"Is I itlord: William L. Loel Oil. Pavlllcsk Jon A. Pine issuing the new mortgages immediately. Under them, the rates for a mortgage spanning 30 years can be adjusted up or (lOWfl within Limits every three, Four, or - - The Federal Home Loan Bank Board Except in California and a few other states where various kinds of adjustable rate mortgages already are offered under state law, most mortgages carry fixed in- Federalchartered savings and loan associations under its control to begin AAA To Plan To Boost Gasoline Tax Objects This means a mortgage that starts out at up or down more than half a percentage point per year or more than 5 percentage Inflation has made it unprofitable for these institutitons to issue long-term, fixed. rate mortgages. points over the life of the mortgage, High Insurance Rates Stay For Men, Singles CENTS PER GALLON GASOLINE TAXES AS OF JAN. 1. 19M (National average: 5.4 cents per gallon) ,a Oet TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham has recommended raising the state gasoline tax by nearly 12 cents, and the American Automobile Association doesn't like it. Graham made his long-anticipated pitch for a boost In the - "C" , • .•, ' ,, *11 O lot :c,.. c.. eight-cent-a-gallon levy Thursday. He proposed an indexing plan providing for automatic increases as the construction price index goes up. The tax would go up 1.9 cents Jan. 1, rise another 2.1 cents in 1982 and rise still further reaching 19.5 cents gallon in 1985. "Imposition of such a tax would represent an abdication of the Legislature's tax-fixing responsibilities to foreign powers," said Keith Leslie, executive secretary of the AAA clubs of Florida. Leslie said Graham's tax proposals are viewed by AAA members as "both politically unacceptable and unfair." More than one mullion Florida motorists are members of AAA. "We find It incredible that a new gas tax should be seriously proposed on top of the 10 cent gas tax imposed by the Carter administration, and in the face of a surplus of hundreds of millions of dollars in the state's general revenue fund," Leslie said, "Motorists already overburdened by the forces of inflation are already paying more than their fair share of transportstion taxes," the AAA executive said. "Further taxes would be most harmful to those on a fixed income and lower economic levels who can least afford it." In his formal message on transportation, the governor also proposed a 100 percent increase in semi-truck license fees and automatic additional hikes later; a "gas guzzler's" tax -'° ' " " ', :. , 'I -C ' ' , ',n -" c..0 ,, ' . N• °' 'I .1 '° ' , ' ' '' " 'I ' s , ' ..- 1; '" ,. ' .. '' 0 .? ' ..............,.... on big automobiles; and removal of restrictions on local bond issues and the use of gas tax revenues by cities and counties, Other recommendations included a $25-million one-year general revenue appropriation for the Department of Transportatlon; earmarking the 4 percent aviation fuel tax for transportation, instead of the general revenue fund, which will bring in $3.6 million a year; and imposing a tax on trucks and buses traveling in Florida, but not buying gas here to bring in another $2.4 million a year. DOT would get an extra $93 million to finish out the 1979.81 biennium under the governor's proposals. DOT Secretary Bill Rose said he can get by with that even though his actual deficit Is $165 million, The plan would raise an additional $45 million next year and an extra $530 million a year by 1985. Half of the money would be kept by time state to complete the interstate system and maintain state roads, 'l'Al.LAlASSEE, Fla. I P11 A state hearing examiner says insurance companies can charge men drivers wore than women and singles more than married folks despite the objections of Insuran ce Commissioner Bill Gunter. Chris Bentley, Department of Administration chief hearing examiner, struck down on Thursday Gunter's order requiring a halt to the companies' 20-year-old practice of considering sex, marital status and academic achievement when determining rates. Gunter plans to appeal to the 1st District Co ur t of Appeal, saying he still believes the discrimination is unjustified and unfair. - "Consumers seeking equity in the pricing of auto insurance in Florida will share my disappointment in the opinion," he said. "However, the question of equity in the pricing of this important product is too critical an issue to be decided at the administrative hearing level. State law allows the use of the Factors in rate-setting as long as it is consistent, Bentley said. And there is no evidence insurance companies aren't applying the criteria uniformly. Gunter's order was to take effect March 1, but Circuit Judge Victor Cawthon blocked it indefinitely to allow the administrative challenge to be heard by Bentley. Fighting Gunter's order are the Insurance Services Office, it New York-based rating service representing 342 coin- panics; State Farm, Florida's largest auto insurer; Allstate, the second largest; Government Employees Insurance Co.; l.umbernuum's Mutual Casualty; and United States Fidelity and Guaranty. The insurance companies have argued that use of the factors Is a valid insurance technique. DANGER Where did you buy the LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A man, Authorities said Williams would be suspected of being the "Poison Gang" arraigned today in federal court. extortionist who put cyanide in pickles They said he was arrested on a federal and teriyaki sauce sold at two Safeway warrant issued Thursday by U.S. District supermarkets in the San Diego area, has Court Judge Edward A. Infante in San been arrested, authorities said. Diego. Fdera1 agents and San Diego police The warrant specifically charged officers said they arrested Richard Quincy Williams, 43, late Thursday at his trailer home In Winchester, a rural community 65 miles east of Los Angeles In Riverside County. Williams with obstructing, delaying and interfering with commerce by extortion and committing and threatening physical violence to employees at a Jewelry store and two Saf eway supermarkets. manager of Maxwell house's Jacksonville plant. Federal and state officials at laboratories in Atlanta were examining samples of a shipment of between 67,000 and 73,000 180-pound sacks of coffee as well as the chemical antimony trioxide, both of which were kept at Jacksonville Port Authority warehouse. Dust from ruptured bags of the Jolla. Last week, a imman who signed a note "The Posion Gang," demanded the LaJolla Safeway give him 50 unmounted diamonds. The contents of the note in. dicated where a jar of cyanide-laced pickles were located in the store. Volcano Eruption May Be Near VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP!) - With to FRESH EXTRA = LARGE OWN OR WHITE EGGS chemical fell on at least "a few hundred bags" of coffee beans, said Ballance. lie said the possible contamination was discovered March 26 by a Maxwell House inspector. During a 36-hour shutdown of the warehouse last week ordered by the Agriculture Department, vacuum cleaners were used to separate foreign matter and dust from the coffee beans. DISASTERS? volcanic Mount St. Helens apparently on the verge of a major eruption, a state of emergency was In effect today in the state of Washington. "The possibility of a major eruption or mudflow Is real," Gov. Dixy Ray said late Thursday In issuing a formal emergency declaration (ruin her office In Olympia. "The volcanic activity at Mount St. Helens has created conditions that may threaten life or cause widespread damage to property." The governor directed state agencies to activate disaster preparedness plans and warned tourists and sightseers to stay away from the mountain and its surrounding highways. "Mount St. Helens seems to be In a ,'nii reach a major eruption stage," said Dave Endicott of the University of Washington. "Seismic phenomena usually associated with volcanos have all been speeded up in this Helpful Volcano Tips VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP!) — Some excerpts from a U.S. Geological Survey statement on what to do In the event of a major volcanic eruption: —"During an eruption move away from a volcano, not toward it." —"Hazards are greatest at the volcano itself and diminish with increasing dl5thflC" —"If volcanic ash begins to fall heavily, stay Indoors. If you are outside, seek ter ...." —"When the air is full of ash, keep your eyes closed." —"Do not try to drive a car during a heavy fall of ash. The chance of an accident will be Increased by poor visibility." —"Mudflowa can move faster than you can walk or run, but you can drive a car faster than a mudflow will travel." —'"Don't panic, keep calm." JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WED., FM L, SAT..& SUN. S AM 1111:15 PM Located In The Rear Of The Sanford Village Super Flea Market. PHONE 323.5454 ISOC French Ave. (Hwy. 17.52), Sanford AP 1;,& 6 **it 0 06 Dinner Special 1 1 a.m. to 10 P.M. Wide Entree' Selection,., Every Entree Includes Soup, Salad Bar, Potatoes, Vegetables and Dessert, Adults $655 Sr. Citizens $425 Children $325 harmonic tremors Indicate we're In for more indicated molten rock was pushing up through the mountain's underground channels. The volcano has been spouting huge The first of the new tremors was detected Wantitles of steam jnd ash since March 27, Wednesday and was followed by two Thursday but government scientists expressed evening, one at 7p.m. and another at 9:15 p.m. Toxic Fumes Hurt Residents - * N, "AU the indication, that typically precede an eruption are there," said Dr. Steve Malone, senior research associate at the University of Washington's earthquake monitoring center. "heightened concern" today because of an "Large earthquakes explosions, and now the Increased frequency of "harmonic tremors" activity." like them— The warrant said Williams tried to extort money, dianmonds and other properties from two Safeway stores, one in Pacific Beach and one in La Jolla, and Black, Starr and Frost Jewelers in La Contaminated Coffee May Be On Shelves JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — About 500,000 pounds of Maxwell House coffee was sent to supermarkets around the country before it was discovered a shipment of African coffee beans may have been chemically contaminated at a Jacksonville warehouse, officials said today. "I don't know where it (the coffee) went or into what," said Ed Ballance, At Jan's Produce-. Try themyou'll beautiful vegetables? Poison Gang' Suspect Arrested In L.A. SOMERVILlE, Mass. (UP!) Nearly Upwards of 17,000 people In the path of the 17,000 evacuated residents began returning cloud were forced to flee from a 30-block area Sandra L. Kimler and 110Y bey *swie N. Fr•iIer, AftamWe today to their homes where a toxic, drifting in Somerville, a wurkingdau city of 90,000. I cloud Of chemical vapors from a railroad tank Shifting winds kept the vapors from drifting Wines John lalloy. Dilfone ca felled nearly 150 people. toward downtown Boston, 3 miles away. Harold J. FIaean. Dillies No one was killed by the blinding, choking EWIn I. khuiir, Dillon. Gary D. ciippord Jr., Lake phoaphona tridiloride fume, Thursday, but The cause Of time accident was a slow-moving almost 110 people were treated at hospitals for locomotive that 'lammed Into a Boston & _ vomiting, or and skin Irritations and breath- Maine Railroad tank car parked on a rail An*m L. SWIM 011100 IN problems. sortie Perkins,GesiIa siding In a freight yard early Thursday. USIa Wilcox terest rates. Under the new mortgages, interest rates 10 percent could rise as high as 15 or fall as can be increased or decreased at the low as 5. prescribed intervals according to a govern. The board said this will allow savings and nient index reflecting market mortgage loans to continue their traditional role as a rates for used houses. But they may not go, major source of mortgage money. Five years. Thursday authorized the roughly 2,000 ' - . WASHINGTON (UP!) ,och Asks 4- Day Work Week - WEATHER a new kind of home mortgage in which in. terest rates can be renegotiated every few years. - '.. The Ortniston Choir from Belfast, Northern Ireland, will present a concert at Community United Methodist Church s ' In Bert Lance Bank Trial ATLANTA UPI In a major blow to the prosecution, a federal judge has ruled the government failed to prove former federal Budget Director Bert Lance and his co-defendants conspired to defraud banks. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. Thursday said he would throw out the first of 33 indictments In the case and not allow the jury to consider it with the 32 remaining alleged violations of federal banking laws. 'Chief Prosecutor Edwin Toniko said the ruling would ' * John Paul To Lead March 7 . Choir From Belfast To Perform VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John Paul marked Good Friday with preparations for asolemn Way of the Cross march through the ruins of ancient Rome in reenactment of Christ's journey to Calvary. John Paul, 59, who observed Holy Thursd washing and kissingthe feet 112elderly t. John Lateran Basilica, spent most of the day resting in his Vatican Palace apartments Tonight John Paul will mark the most solemn event in Christian history by leading a procession through the towering ruins of the Colosseum to the Roman Forum, stopping to pray 12 times. In Kapitangan, Philippines, a Filipino woman who said she saw and talked to Jesus Christ was nailed to a cross under the noon sun today In a bloody Good Friday ritual that attracted hundreds of zealots and tourists. With handkerchiefs in their hands, many surged to catch drop; of %goo4.that flowed kma,tlji hands of Luciano Reyes, 21, who was impaled on anIll-loot wood cross in front of a centuries-old church In Kapitangan, a (arming village 25 tidIes north of Manila. and lending groups are sharply at odds over f. .. consultations on the latest developments in the fivemonth-old hosta ge standoff. Judge Rules No Conspiracy ,pefie nse Spending May Rise . There were no indications he would summon his foreign policy advisers to the mountaintop retreat for Home Mortgage 'Negotiation' Plan Unveiled attempts to win convictions, • c t John Norden, former councilman, who lives near the Bennett house, said even with the structure "red tagged" by the city's building department, the couple commenced with truss work. "I don't deny you right to build a house, but you should abide by the law," he told the couple. "Who do you think you are? he asked. "Are you privileged characters? You are no better than the rest of us. You have cost this city thousands of dollars." Kulbes complained that rather than pointing out con, struction deficiencies, the couple and Davis had gone to the point of expecting him to supervise the construction work1 "That isn't my job," Kulbes said. "Regardless what I tell them they either don't comprehend or don't choose to follow directions," Kulbes told the council. "I'm afraid of what will happen w hen they get into the elee-. trical and plumbing work. I think I would have to go out there of good every day to be sure they were building in compliance with the Fox said the Bennett's activities have shown a lack I faith law," he said. action if necessary. City Manager Phil Kulbes told the council three construction deficiencies remain to be corrected on the structure. In addition he said at least one exterior wall is "not lumb "in that it bows outward in the center. "When you get all those things Finished (the deficiencies corrected) you may come back to the council and ask for an extension of time," Massey told the couple and a friend, Robert Davis. Davis has said he is a building contractor and helping the Bennetts build the house. The couple more than a year ago acquired the Pine Tree Circle property and pitched a tent there. After a period of tine passed, the city council ordered them to remove th e tent and the couple began building the house. • •o Th e ,, council wo wee,1. ago warne.i d oupil e no begin any new construction on the house until all deficiencies were corrected. At the same time the council noted the building u ng perm it or I the e s ruc t tur exni resM av 1 - IN BRIEF "Don't add stuff that Is not there now," he said. corrected." Longwood, noting he would need the address to pursue legal close, a new letdown came Thursday with an apparent standoff between the White House and Iran's ruling Revolutionary Council. After a Five-hour meeting in Tehran, the council put off a decision on President Abothassan Bani-Sadr's proposal to have th e government take custody of the hostages now In their 153rd day of captivity until Iran's parliament can decide their fate, at least two months away. Earlier, there had been talk of a possible takeover of the hostages as early as Saturday. The council asked for further clarifications from President Carter on meeting Iran's condition there be no more U.S. provocations or threats against Iran. It was an apparent victory for the hard-liners and a de feat for the moderate forces of Bani-Sadr. Carter says Iranian authorities should consider the "full Implications of their failure to take custody of the hostages from the militants. The president new to Camp David Thursday to spend the Easter holiday weekend after the latest disappointment from Tehran. He planned to return to the White House Monday. "You have until May 1 to make the building a structure the council doesn't have to condemn as unsafe, Sorenson sa1. S W-W mKW 9gx1 " floves I- Hwy. 17.92 (¼ Mile S. of Airport Blvd.) Phone 321.0690 IF �- - . . . . . - •,%_'. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Even*ngHerald (USPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8319993 Friday, April 4, 1980-4A Around 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, $4300. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00, U PI o 4. 765 The GOP Cuts, Democratic Taxes The Clock 'DONN A ESTES The argument between Democrats and Republicans on economic policy is coming down to this: Should the federal budget be balanced by cutting spending or raising taxes? The division along party lines became clear in the Senate recently when Republicans lined up solidly behind Sen. William Roth of Delaware in his effort to expose the budget balancing act of the Democrats, as a "smokescreen" for a massive tax increase. The Republicans were voted down, as they inevitably are on party-line votes in the present Senate, but Roth made his point. The point is that the cries of anguish from Democratic leaders over cutting $10 billion to $15 billion in spending in 1981 are diverting attention from what is happening on the other side of the budget - the revenue side. Cuts of that amount are no big deal, says Roth. Even if they are made, the Democrats will be relying on tax increases of nearly $90 billion to keep the budget in balance in 1981. The revenue side of the ledger looks like this: An economy supercharged with inflation will increase income tax revenue'by $35.7 billion. That Includes the effect of "bracket creep," which gives the government a bigger bite out of incomes even though higher wages and salaries leave Americans with less buying power than they had before. Social Security taxes will rise by $252 billion "This is an excellent footing upon which to file a dual taxation suit," said Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles. 'If the county commissioners want to play gaines with library service, they are doing the people a disservice," said city Commissioner John Morris. "The city must protect itself to meet its commitment to the GSA (U.S. tU.S. General Services Administration).," said Mayor Lee Moore. These cwzimeiits came during an Intense 25minute discussion among Sanford officials at a special meeting earlier this week called by Mayor Moore to consider a lease agreement submitted by the county to the city 48 hours before deadline. The city coiiiniissioners were forced to either approve the county's version of a lease of the old postolfice building in downtown Sanford for continued use by the county as a library or to put the county on notice, as required by the current lease, that the city would cancel the agreement, The old lease required six months notice of cancellation, If the city had not delivered notice of lease cancellation by Thursday it would have lost ownership of the 40,000 volumes It leased to the county with the library building originally In 1%5. Despite a workshop session between the city commission and county commission in December at which It was agreed a short term lease would be worked out while the county made Its long term plans on a Sanford based library, the county submitted lease said much more, The proposed county-written lease transferred ownership of the books to the county and created a new lease through April 18, 1983. The proposal called for the city to deed the land and building to the county. The proposed lease said... "Upon expiration of the term of this agreement (April 17, 1983) the city shall deed the property being leased hereby to the county." The city must see that a library is maintained at the building until April, 1983 or Its ownership will revert to the GSA. So, the commissioners were left with the decision of having to notice the county of can. cellation to retain ownership of the books so It could operate a library there if the county BOB WAGMAN - Budget Cuts,,,Vote Counts DON GRAFF . ' WASHINGTON iNEAi — The fiscal year ' 1981 federal budget will have to be slashed drastically to meet the inflation crisis, says the White house. Although the administration vows to slash without regard for political consequences, stories already are leaking out that tell a different tale. Here is one small example. Approximately 7 million federal workers are not covered by Social Security. And for good reason. They have their own pension plan and retirement system, funded by tax dollars, with benefits substantially higher than under Social Security. - ., True, they pay more of their salaries into the system than they would be required to . contribute under Social Security. But they get back much more. It is estimated that the federal government could save several hundred million dollars each year if these workers were part of Social Security. This has been a bone of contention in NEW YORK i UPI) — If the current can. He will have to be away from home and Washington for years. Advocates of didates for president were given the kind of family 20 to 30 percent of the time. eliminating the federal-employee pension aptitude test business uses to fill top jobs Fully half his time on the job should be systein include those interested in cutting they'd probably all flunk, says Dr. Phil spent "listening to and interacting with Launer. federal expenses as well as those desirous of people, in or out of his administration." infusing the ailing Social Security system Launer heads Launer & Vistica Associates, Another 10 percent of his working time should with substantial federal-worker conInc., a New York evaluating firm. For fun, be spent reading reports, bills and trIbut1o,. the company took one of its standard job newspapers. However, federal employees and their analysis questionnaires and applied it to the One perk listed with the job Is that the presidency. unions bitterly oppose any such move. In fact, president spends about 20 percent of his time federal-employee unions reportedly have The conclusion was that about the only high on vacation, rallied a 53 tnilhlon.plus war chest to fight any marks any of the current crop of candidates The president should be an independent such attempt — and any presidential canwould get would be for "affability" til and thinker, but his independence will be didate who dares to advocate It. "promises." For "promises kept," they'd all moderated by concern with getting reelected, Candidate Jimmy Carter was handed a get poor marks, with making official appointments, with using potential political bomb when the panel he Launer said the White House job descri phis clout to get a reluctant Congress to do appointed to study the federal retirement lion was not just a gag, though. It is an at- things, and finally "with making unpopular system recommended that federal workers tempt to show the weaknesses of our method decisions and sticking to them." be placed within Social Security just as his of choosing a president. Another question: "How accessible Ii administration began to explore ways to cut Business firms use experts to recruit a top support for this individual (the president)? federal expenditures to meet the inflation executive. Answer: "No support - but lots of advice." "crisis." American voters have to choose among a And the job is described as dead end. It The White House doesn't plan to release the crop of candidates running hard for the job "Universal Social Security Coverage Study" and the Increasingly drawn out campaigns leads only to being an ex-president. The evaluation also lists the qualities that until some time in the future, and those who aren't improving the chances of a sound would render an individual unacceptable have read Its unexpected recommendations choice, regardless of other strengths: dishonesty, understand why it's being kept "under Launer conceded that he didn't know how to lack of sincerity or believability, Inability to study." improve the system but said he thought at. manage people and programs. it is no surprise that the panel recomtention ought to be called to its shortcomings. mended that federal workers be required to Launer's job description for an occupant of The reasons for failure of past presidents join Social Security, as all other workers are the White House is pretty formidable, were given as: lack of honesty. (Nixon)", now required to do. But it was expected that The easiest qualification is the formal "sloth not working at the job all the time 11 the change would be "grundfatheredin;"that education required a bachelor's degree "poor,communication" and "too much Is, that all workers currently under the "with emphasis on economics and history." isolation from people's needs and desires." federal system would remain in that system Then things get tough. Finally on the posilionreqalrementtheck. while newly hired workers would be placed in Remember Harry Truman's desk sign, list under very significant qualificatIons it social Security. "The buck stops here?" The president has no lists: Not so, say those who have read the report. one to lean on but he is answerable to cornIndependent thinking, emotional cornThe report apparently recommends that all plaints, pleas and abuse from 220 million posure, take-charge capacity, tact wIde federal workers not now of retirement age, individuals. reading, sales comprehension, Ability to won meaning about six out of every seven, be One question in the job evaluation: ,To under pressure, ability to make decisions and Immediately put into Social Security, and that what extent is Job applicant expected to work willingness to trade and negotiate. all funds now in the federal system, minus on his own?" The grim answer is "100 perThose abilities listed as not significant are what is necessary to cover those currently cent." computational skills, mechanical corn. retired or retiring soon, be transferred to He has to be a self-starter. Only 10 percent ehension, spatial ability and ability to Social Security, of his duties are laid out for him bylaw. devise systems. Candidates \ production will bring in $13.9 billion. If Congress adopts President Carter's proposal to withhold tax from interest and dividend payments, this will produce an extra $3 billion, Finally, the $4.60a barrel import fee Mr. Carter is Imposing on foreign oil - passed on to motorists as a 10-cent-a-gallon " "conservation tax" on gasoline - will produce an additional $10 billion in federal revenue. That's $87.8 billion in additional revenue in sight for test - an itiaisot *rsan is rst over what the feds are collecting In 1980. This will Push the federal tax burden to nearly 22 percent of the gross national product. And with all that, spending programs now in place would leave a deficit of between $10 billion and $15 billion In the 1981 budget unless Congress starts cutting back, which is what the Democrats are noisily promising to do. Roth and his Republican colleagues offered the Senate an alternative - a strategy committing the federal government not simply to a balanced budget but a budget trimmed back substantially enough to hold federal spending to 21 percent (If the GNP. That would et'itall budget cuts in the range of $33 billion and would permit taxpayers to keep some of the $87,8 billlbn in additional taxes they will otherwise surrender to Washington. The Democrats closed ranks, however, and the Roth plan was defeated. The Republican position set forth in the Senate debate is that a responsible fiscal policy does not begin and end with a balanced budget. Government borrowing to finance budget deficits is only one aspect of our economic problem. Overall, it is the ever-Increasing federal claim on our national wealth, both through borrowing and taxation, that is working against the formation of investment capital and leading to a decline in productivity, Yes, Washington should balance the budget. But what the Republicans are pointing out is that the Democrats are proposing to balance it with a thumb on the scale with tax increases, not meaningful cuts in spending. Louise Crawford, equal employment op. portunity officer of Seminole Community Action, has been reelected president of Central Florida Legal Services. The territory of the legal setvices organization encompasses Seminole, Volusla, St. Johns, Flagler, Putnam and Brevard counties. Others elected were: Charles OrclnoofVolusla County, vice president; James Silrey of Putnam County, secretary, and Miss Minnie Lewis of Volusla, treasurer. - -'$SLMD Friday, April 4, 1 91"A decides not to. "How would we operate a library without books?" Knowles asked. At the same time It voted to notify the county of the lease cancellation, the commissioners authorized Mayor Moore to sign a city-proposed lease agreement omitting the section that would have given the county the building. The city proposed lease would have given he county the right to lease the building Indefinitely, Moore said! Moore added, the city's action gives the county time to consider again the matter. / BUSINESS WORLD under increases voted by Congress in 1978 and taking effect next Jan. 1. The new "windfall profits tax" on domestic oil - :. - Fail - - - American Optimism Prevails Things am tough all over, right? Battered by inflation, the economy is falling apart. The energy pinch threatens to turn the lights down low, if not completely out. Abroad, crisis follows crisis in an ominous rush. At home, the post-Watergate morality In national government brought us first Koreagate and now Abscam. And at the local level, staving off collapse rather than public service has become the first order of business for cities - even those, like Chicago, that were supposed to work. Clearly, the future appears bleak. Except, as it turns out, to most Americans. If you look at the upside of the figures just in from an opinion poll, conducted by Civic Service Inc., a St. Louis-based political research organization, there Is a lot more buoyancy in the American mood and faith In the American future than might be expected in this time of well-publicized troubles. Asked, for example, how they foresaw the quality of life for Americans fn years to come almost 48 percent of the interviewees thought it would decline from what we now know. But a shade more than 5O percent thought itwould be unchanged or even better. That question may be regarded as a near stand-off. But from there on, there was a pronounced shift to the positive side In the anti, An impressive 63 percent believe that present energy problems will be resolved so that the standard of living to which we have become accustomed can not only be main. tamed but continue to improve, '' economy receives a vote of confidence from better than 84 percent. They do not expect to be overtaken by Japanese or Europeans and replaced as the most prosperous large nation in the world. On the world political scene, confidence waseven stronger - almost 69 percent believing the United States Is capable of meeting challenges on many fronts and remaining a superpower of worldwide In- AM saving the best for almost last, Americans would appear to be far from as turned off politically as reaction to Washington scandals and the crisis-ridden state of local government In recent years indicate. A potent 74 percent believes the system still works compared with an avOWedly peimistic minority of only 18.7 percent. Faith persists In the capability of American political processes to provide solutions to public problens and to encourage Popular involvement In the political process. By the time the interviewees were hit with the lastquestionof the series. $eperoent were of the opinion that their children would enjoy as good crew even better U - JACK ANDERSON D1*d DEA People Plot To Kill Torri los? S. BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON Gen. Omar Torrijos,now In the center of a controversy involving the shah of Iran, was the Intended victim of an alleged assassination plot In 1973. In - - 4EV December 1977, I reported "shadowy rumors" that Watergate plotters had marked Torrijos for asInsination. Now, a long-burled Justice Department document discloses that high officials of the Drug Enforcement Administration were investigated for possible involvement In the alleged Watergate-era plot to assassinate Torrijos. Those suspected of involvement have either made emphatic denials or refused to com. meat, andno Prosecutions, resulted from the investigation. Yet the Justice Department has refused to turn the potentially explosive "- to --------- ar SW * document over to Congreu. The report wu submitted by u..i Defeo. head of a acemeat turn assigned by then-Attorney , General Edward Levi in 197$ to linveotIgste allegations of fraud, irregularity, and misconduct" in the DEA during the Nixon administration. The Defeo Report was in effect a confidential briefing for Justi* Departmsat officials in handling congressional iwumlrles about DEA. The alleged assassination plot supposedly -r aborted in 1973 after Congress began looking Denton, Smith referred' an questions to the into the Watergate scandals. Justice Department. DurkIn denied any The Defeo Renort notes that the Senate parU1paUonIna plot to kill TjeAnd aw .r- 'alLwi;rI$iiiij— "P- of evidence, that anyone at DEA was ever disc4plined, and is not convinced that the misconduct has been cleaned up. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations he wasn't even a member of the Special The Delso Report was a closely guarded "Inquired into reports that Philip Smith and Operations branch of DEA, which was the secret from the sta rt. A secret memo dated William Durkin participated In discussions target of the Defeo investIgation. March , 197$, notes that a meeting of Levi within DEA regarding a proposal to ng Is thai' the DEA, which what's interesti And his top aides, It 'dec14sd that we luassinate the President of Panama, who did not figure in the wmtiaUon stories at should ccUnu, to resist diaclnahtg to was suspected of being involved in drug the time, had recently become a repository Congress any portion of the Detso Report trIffICIIIXUJ. for CIA alumni. Lucian Conein, a colorful ex. being reviewed for pbh criminal or ad. From the careful wording of the report, It is CIA operative, was named by the White mlnlatrativeactics."Nosucbactien was ever net clear whether the DEA discussions House In 1972 as head of DEA's Special taken, however. concerned an agency proposal to kill Torrijos Operations. He promptly recruIted 14 CIA Meanwhile, Consla has risen even Pu jhsr In coUeagues for his lknsenber widsecoves or was someone else's plot. In fact, the the DEA hierarchy, and Is now In charge of notes that "Smith stated that he had not teen at the drug agency, according to the "strategic i14.l'Ige"ce." Durkin Is retired. SIT1IUI left the DCA to work for INThRTEL participated In any such discussion but had DdOO Report. sW&- the rdepence to emllimiegloo, the ad Is now ntft vp a minIM" system developed information ofa plot to kill General i for the Great Bay Cesino In Atiantir city. s Information was "quickly transmitted to the of misconduct at DEA. they include a com Another of the DEA ohe was not so CIA for transmittal to the Republic of intelligence project in the Calbbssn, use of IWOMIL kato Baste who was involved In Panama," and that the plot "had been "certain non-conventIonal Investigative DEA'i OpitloiI Qoeplir penetration of mad verified neutralized." techniques" In Panama, improper In. somWng interests, rsosuMly died upder 'ad cimiMa.ess. A cor'iooal L. However, the Defeo Report goes on to say: volveinent with gnljng lnteri Who 'iiedid Mi47u11ty, eald Vegas and a 'et'abl, rslat1 &4 W. "It vu alleged that a discussion concerning "Barb v the men who knew too much," personnel and IN1ERtEL a ssauInatlon involved the p4bflhty of Footnote: Ad about private security finn. a y-b4t DEA klllingMr, Noryago, the principal assistant to plot agal* Tivijes, Consir mination the President of P nam ,and that Smith and Sen. Dennis DeConcug,DArts., II4 $0 4W osrlosaly. 10 "theta net my vat. William DurIdu actually proposed that he be Investigate the charges listed Ia the .a di," be s" know "I nothing sheet It. 1èt's pressed report, which Justice has refused to killed." . soon' LUOW west you're talking When contacted by my reporter Sally Ann give him. DeConcini is concerned at the lack was _ a I 0 'I ' 4 ___ If you have heard that ft Un-American to buy an imported car, please think about this: A factual study prepared by a leading research organization proves that imported cars save the United States almost 5,000,000,000 dollars a year that we don't have to spend to import foreign oil from the oil producing nations. This means If all the cars on the American road today were US. domestic makes, wiled have to import an extra 311,000,000 barrels of oil a year. That would practically double the shortage In our oil supply caused by the political upheavals In the Middle East. Even if there were no shortage, imported oil is what is causing our double digit inflation, creating the huge Imbalance in our balance of payments and continuing to erode the strength of the American dollar. President Carter has stated time and time again that imported oil is the #1 cause of inflation. However, if all the cars in the United States were imports, like Toyotas, we would not have to import any oil from OPEC whatsoever, Imports make jobs. Imports are "Un-American"? Ask any of the over 138,000 Americans who sell and service imported cars. They work for over 4,500 American business firms that had a total payroll of $2,008,000,000. And these firma paid $607,000,000 In taxes according to a two year old study. The figures for this year will be much higher. But this is money that stayed here in the U.S.A., instead of going to OPEC. Right here In the Southeast, we employ more than 5,100 Americans In our Toyota organization. Not just In our port, plant, warehouse and massive parts depot In Jacksonville, but at our 156 dealers in five states. And we don't try to hide the fact that a Toyota is an imported car. Unlike the Dodge Colt and Plymouth Champ from Mitsubishi. Or the Chevy Luv pickup from lauzu or the Ford Courier from Toyo Kogyo in Japan. Or the Ford Fiesta from Germany. We're proud of our Toyotas and the fuel they save our country. Right now, Americans are exercising their freedom of choice by buying more and more fuel. efficient, imported cars. This freedom must be preserved. We can continue to import cars. Or we can import more OPEC oil a The 156 American Toyota Dealers and their employees in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida. . �I I - , .- - - ': . . -•• •-•-' •¶ ... . • .• •. •t•___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. e' rrr%ryi- I, ni* : %~M ,qq I 0 Colo . A-EvsnIne NeraW,, SeMsrd, Fl. AariI&. - Frldv. ---'- -'" al!s Grenadiers By BENTON WOOD to load the bases by walking Colonial's Herald Spo rts Writer lead off hitter Ste lannini. Second Colonial's Ch .,n .C.h11 - Grenadi e rs t. iiasi eared uiv only four hits off of Lyn;an's pitching bases by lining a double into center Thursday afternoon, but they took field, giving Colonial a 4.1 lead. advantage of 10 walks to slice down Kerr got back two of those runs for the Greyhounds 7 3 in a clash between the Greyhounds in the bottom of the Negotiations ark OP timism Metro and Five Star Conference foes, fifth when he placed a base hit by the SP With the score knotted at 1-1 in the third base bag, driving in Parker and NEW YORK (Ui'I) To achieve that end, Moffett explained Moffett said the first will be held in- New going. We talked about what is going on In A "fruitful" first ,..top of the fourth, Lyman starter Jeff left fielder Jim Blake. Those two runs meeting with a federal negotiator lent an three conference rooms had been set up soKerr issued a pair of free passes. Bob were the only allowed by winning York next Tuesday with other meetings spring training." optimistic note Friday to negotiations betthat he could meet separately with each scheduled for April 10, 15 and 16, presumably Ray Grebey, representing the clubowners, •:. Parker came on to relieve Kerr only pitcher Keith Bostwick. He was called ween the Major League Baseball Players Asgroup or bring parts of each group or the in New York. merely said before the meeting, "the sociation and the clubowners working to Asked If the meeting made progress, mediator is In charge of this negotiating entire groups together in one room. prevent a strike on May 23. He said after the meeting that more ban Moffett said, "We have more than had session." He was not available for comment . . Ow ers E Kenneth Moffett, deputy director of the genei'allUes had been discussed -that actual before ... we now have seven meetings.': after the session. issues had been under Wscussion. "We set procedures and have a series of future meetings," said Moffett. "Yes,, the . ineeting was fruitful." . "We basically covered where we are," said Moffett explained before the meeting that Marvin Miller, executive director of the his goal was "to find areas of agreement bePlayers Association. 'We kind of found the tween the parties and by doing so, to take ground and made progress to where we are positive steps towards a settlement." . -, By MILTON RICHMAN' - . _____ Wyki . - - • - . '-. -' " - .; • S. .. ' . - -' • i . - - - : n --, -.., " ::": ''J " :i. ';- :..,.. .---:;.:-'--.......... .. -. • - ;t. .:"-'--, • - i. -- - ___-.j.', - .. -- :"-'_ ,' ;j •T '. ' ¶ - k ''c ! 11 -- . •'..; . . - I - : - ''- - i ,- 'c :.-. ( . • -' . I -. - . -: - . I - -; - 117._-r~:!,;, ..C..1 .-. I: . .1 - - - X-:'.- ~,.#. f.'..%. . '. 1 ;1- 4 . ' ,,--~ ,,,.;, -; '. .:.. .1 . :,I '.-.. • ,•:.'*' ....'' ' - ..- ,. , r' ~. - .. .,.,.: -I • ' - ' c .•-• ". ... - • - I ~_^z,*., At Baseball really doing is increasing tile Miller, who heads tile Players NEW YORK (UN) - One nwjor problem." league owner, whose identity shall be As matters stand now, with the Association, and the vast majority of the players themselves argue the Plig 7-3 t h too, and usually wind up in greater need than those who reach the big time. withheld because lie didn't make it players striking through this week owners aren't that hard pressed I think the owners make a big clear whether he was speaking on or and threatening to go on a longer one financially as they claim. The owners mistake by characterizing the players off the record, made a co nfession to if io new agreement is reached by keel) contradicting that, but as "greedy." To begin with they are me in Florida a few days ago. May 22, they are putting all the onus whichever way it is, I don't think denigrating their own product, a "I'm embarrassed," he said. on the owners. The players feel the major-league players as a group can product they ultimately will have to owners got themselves into this mess, make a valid claimis to being un- And from the way he said it, there sell to the fans, and I frequently get so why help them? Let (hens get out of derpaid. the feeling this is a case of the pot wasn't any question he meant it. it by themselves. calling the kettle black. - He was talking about the plight Nov and then, the players tell Somehow, it strikes use, the real baseball is in and more specifically, I can understand the players' at- it's not the Imioney, it's the principle. the seemingly insoluble problem The players claim they are fighting seat of a ll the trouble could be that old titude, but even they will concede it's which has resulted from the payment IiO%' not so much for their own in- devil, television, it all but killed minor an antagonistic one. And in that league baseba ll, and with all the backof such La'ish sun to free-agent those younger players context it serves no more useful terests as for ballplayers. who will cosmic up to the big leagues and-forth now over who's more enpurpose than the feeling expressed b) titled to a greater share of all the "We are the ones who created this one former pitcher given a huge bonus after them. Principle, right? money it is paying out, TV might for signing back in the 50s. iwselves," he went on, meaning the That one leaves me a little skep. eventually put league baseball "They got all this money in me," he tical. If they're so concerned about Into a terminalmajor owners, "and I aims as much responstate. bible as any of the rest. But what was I said to some of his fellow players. other players besides themselves, Settling the current differences "Now, let's see them get it out of use." how come they to do? All of us are trying to win, have a cut-off point in between th e owners and the players trying to put toget her the best possible To be sure, all players don't feel their pension play (lint leaves former won't be easy. Still, it figures to be bell club, so when a player you think that Way, which is fortunate. What is players in tile big leagues before the less difficult than settling future ones. unfortunate is that so few of them do plan was implemented without any an help you becomes available, you The key word would seem to be e a bid for Will. If you don't, you not realize that they and the owners pension benefits? And what about restraint. On both sides, so that when are in a form of partnership together. those players who spend their entire km't get him and you fail to improve this Issue is finally resolved, each side iourself. But if you do get him by If the owners fail and go out of careers in the minors? The minor can say it is satisfied with a just and 'ending so much money, all you're business, so do the players. Marvin leaguers are professional ballplayers, reasonable settlement, AP it, Greyhounds t_ n - Past on in the first inning when Colonial against five losses on the season. starter Lennie Richards loaded the Jeff Kerrsuffered the mound loss . ... oases oezore ueparung wit h a sore for the Greyhounds, although he gave arm. up only one hit. He had control Shortstop Tim Dawkins bobbled a problems, walking seven batters in slow ground ball hit by centerfielder three-and-a-third innings. Mike Andriano to give Lyman a 1.0 The loss dumped Lyman to 12-7 for first inning lead. the year. The Hounds will jump back The Grenadiers used three singles, into Five Star Conference action a walk and a suicide bunt to collect Saturday afternoon at Seminole three insurance runs in the seventh Community College against the inning, pushing their record to 14 wins Patriots of Lake Brantley. - Federal Med.intion and Conciliation Service, said after a two-hour negotiating session the meeting was fruitful and revealed both sides agreed to seven future meetings. Walk ieñ - - Friday, April 4,1900-7A •. •• • . - . •• • - • - - - , - POWERFUL PARKER Lyman shortstop-pitcher Bob Parker takes a cut against Colonial Thursday afternoon. Despite a strong relief performance From Parker and good hitting from Jeff Kerr the 1founds fell to Colonial 7-3. Purtzer Fires Record 64 - GREENSIJOUO, N.C. ttWl "Today's round for me really instilled some Tom Purtzer has had problems with his eyesight confidence in mime," Gilder said. "I've be en ______________ ______ _______ .: ... ... , 1.'' and concentration putting badly fo ur or five months. I hit the in recent weeks but ad_____ ito - ba ll well today." nutted lie milked his first round in the •. :,r:. Greater Greensboro Open forall it was worth.1k, credited a new grip on his putting stroke __________ "-~, Reginald Hayes tossed a no- command with four runs in when Atlantic Bank scored batters Ile faced in the bottom one in the fifth before allowing for tile improved play. Tile former Arizona State golfer strung out •;, tilt shutout and keyed first and the top of the first Inning. A nine runs. In the second in- of the third and George's went Flagship to score its final run eight birdies and it) pars over the Forest Oaks Craig Stadler, winner of this year's Bob ;:second intling rallies with a two-out double by Hayes was ning, Atlantic Bank sent 17 on to score 11 runs on three in the top of the sixth. floix, Classic, and 1977 GGO winner Danny Country Club course Thursdiny for ;I course______ -- pair of extra-base hits the only hit of the inning, batters to the plate and scored hits. The three hits were Edwards were tied for third place after George's was out-hit five to record 64 and it t%o-stroke lead over Bob Thursday as Seminole Seminole Petroleum put a dozen runs. consecutive singles by Eddie four. Rinkavage scored two of Gilder. shooting 67 Thursday. Right-handed Raider pitcher Breit Wise (allows Seminole COMMUnity'College's Brett Wise puts a good pickoff move on PICKOFF j..1, Petroleum stunned Jack seven more runs on tile board Brian Ashcraft collected his Barnes, Scott Carter and Phil his team's four hits, both "I really got the best out of this round," lie "Sixty-seven was about the worst I could through against Florida Junior College Thursday display and gets set to fire to first attempting to nail a Florida Junior .,! , ..Prosser Ford 16-0 in the in the top of the second, again second hoimie run in as many Rinkavage which were singles. have shot today," said Stadler. -1 missed a lot said. "I probably turned a 67 into College .l," afternoon. Wise went the distance, spacing out base runner during the Raider's 9-3 win Thursday afternoon. Ed Sapp Sanford Little American scoring with Just one hit, a games and also added a followed by three more walks ofshiortputts. It could have been a little better An apparent blood sugar imbalance has Miller slapped a double and four hits to help SCC score a 9-3 win over Florida provided the big stick for the Raiders, collecting three hits In four at batsand ague. triple by Hayes. double for Atlantic Bank, and an error, but I have no complaints." Purtzer to have trouble focusing. But 4f,,. single and Brian Sheffield caused College. an and driving In a trio of runs for 8CC. lie ollened witha 5-under-pat-31 on the front tile problem clears within .I few hours. It George's shocked defending Seminole Petroleum were Monsaur Baker each slapped the bottom of side but bogeyed the 10th hole and had only forced him out of Wednesday's pro-am, but he the fourth and losers, 'city champ Flagship Bank of back-to-back singles by a pair of singles. David Rape one birdie on the back to finish at 67. said he was not bothered Thursday. JACK SIMINOLI Seminole 16-9, while Atlantic Tonuny Mitchell and Bill)' rapped a triple and Joe)' Larry Nelson led if group of seven golfers at "I drove the ball extremely good and long 011011411111 PLAOS$IP P61OLlUM P105111 6 AS 0 H Bank blasted Krayola Kollege Pen.ick that started a five-run Evans smashed a double. BANK 68 Pomp and and seven others were at 69, five strokes AS It H I itiade some pretty good putts and 1 II S Mckffiøiy 23 AS I N IIvsn AS N rally in the top of the fourth. 24-4. John Cooks, Ben Grant and LSflIS . behind I'urtzer. haven't 6 been doing that lately." Ti pton 2 i • 41 I Carter Eddie Korgan was the Danny Hobby had the hits for Smith The win was especially M 3SI Defending champion Raymond Floyd had a Gilder had six birdies in his bogey-free 422 1II*$V45S I2 Pealct Shffl,Id pheasant for the Seminole pitching and hitting hero for Krayola Kollege. 21, DS1Sfl Knight 70 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The Smoke Pshick, president of CART, said several Thursday. Sixty-six golfers finished the c'.i • round. The 66 equaled the a Ni$m previo us 3 25 Indianapolis 500 and Pocono 500, will be run !.f!.Hall, King, Patrick, Roger Penske and Rolla H a ves Mills, 3 1 2 1Iwars ' ' record held by five golfers, t Petroleum nine, which spent Atlantic Bank. He allowed generated by the U.S. auto racing community changes we: made. first round at nar-72 or better. Flagship Bank of Seminole Baker with USAC boost restrictions of 48 Inches on Vollstedt. Foyt and King are the .iOrtly ''"'the 1979 season firmly im. just three hits and struck out appeared to be coasting to its Wright ittip ti, 1111""ber I @ I Hambers today wasn't coming from blown engines, Minge eightcylinder and six-cylinder overhead . II members who are not car owners. The 2 1 I Dvsi1 two groups will race together under the $ $ PTSSIIf ISI planted in the league cellar. nine in another game that was second win of the young Jacsan pinning tires or even heated bickering itip ti , Bellam y camshaft engines, 58 Inches for turbocharged but =me banner at Ontario Motor Speedway in CRL will have total autonomy in policy •,•.-- Hayes struck out seven shortened to four innings season, posting eight runs in II W141 I S P5 s'o' peace pipes. see IlIIfbS ' stock blocks and 60 inches for fourcylinder Davis •SI California, April 13. But the setdement called Williams Is* decisions although it will be under USAC. ' %' batters during the four-inning under the Mrun lead rule. 3 I It TOTALS 1616 4 "INS tile first three innings. Then jacksen I I I Cowls$ The U.S. Auto Club and Championship Auto 26 I engines. CART restrictions call for 70 Joches 33 f $ ti twin 200-mile races be es ed TOTALS TOTALS II S I TOTALS 12 1 Several USAC bylaws changes were -,'Contest, At the plate, Korgan was the bottom dropped out. the Racing Teams announced settlement in the for fourcylinder engines and 60 Inches; for all with CART rules, including engine and tur. .1 -10-run lead rule. necessary, but its board agreed to those. last four for five, including two Flagship starter Terry pl*gwp sank 481 17-month feud, Dissident racing teams split bocharger restrictions. other turbocharged engines, weekend. *15) Seminole Petroleum took singles in the first inning Miller walked the first three o..rs.'s i l .i.c pins., ,s.i * with the older USAC in late 1978 to form their The first USACrace will be the Tens 200 at There likely will be 14 more races, com. own group,CART,in a war over rules, natrily -,, # 1. In addition CART was assured represenCollege Station, April 28. USAC rules will be bifling the CART and usAc schedules, The RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (U1111) - With engine specifications. when she hit two balls into the tatlon on the USAC board of dIrecc*-s. • in effect for that unified schedule will be (lie tees moved up and tile usually tough The struggle was settled with a surrounding the monstrous green and and Penske will fill two -- Mission hills Country Club course playing promise based on a plan offered earlier by The Unifying force will be a six-criember finished with it 79. .,,'<., _Be6"@j_pW _= im - dy were finalized for now and the organization will have two spots . . only at about 5,900 yards, 18 players, led by John Cooper, president of the Indianapolis thelM esmsmign in USAC and CART, each board of governors which will formulate rules' Jo Anne Carner, the leading I.I1GA money in the future. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President past competitor in Olympic women's Christopher and Defense Secretary in Afghanistan." Sandra Palmer's 6-under-par Motor Speedway. 66, fired suband regulations for the Championship Racing I winner this year, and Nancy Lopez, tile organization will sanction Its own races with A USAC statement said It hoped the CRL . Carter's decision to turn down a rowing. . Harold Brown suet Thursday with a Asked what the government would par rounds in time opening League under USAC round of the $250,000 suctionim. Cooper's plan saved as the framework, but money leader in 1978 and 1979, were tied at 72, munbers of both group participating. . ,.!, compromise plan by U.S. Olympians board would be able to finalize rules for the group representing the athletes' gov- do if the U.S. Olympic Committee or LPGA Winners CireI e toUrnaill I , en. USAC President Dick King and U.E. "Pat" Asked if the White House rebuff six strokes off tile liace. That means Some races. including the May 4 CRL board members include Jim 1961-83 seasons to give the United States limited made . Palmer, who joined the tour in 1964, has participation in the Moscow summer athletes might defy Carter and par- effort to persuade them to support the anyway, Christopher told reporters, mmament-record 30 over (tie front nine as she ID-0-In I games may push some athletes to battling a stomach infection for the past "Well, we haven't reached that point grabbed a two-stroke lead entering today's .1. ticipate, Larry Hough offered a fir,,, goverrunent's position. four ' openly defy his ban. months. 11cr remarkable front nine, one .1 second round of the richest LPGA eent iti time Christopher said he and Brown yet." "yes." The U.S. Olympic Committee's 47stroke off the all-time LPGft record, included "Certainly it's conceivable," he "emphasized the brutal war that is • "But we hope that the sportsmen of United States. it 10-foot putt to save par on the fourth hole member Athletes Advisory Council Palmer needed just 11 putts over tile first being conducted by the Soviet Union the country will recognize the national .? said. and she bare!)- niissed a five-footer for a interest and take the decision on their nine holes on the par-72 layout in carding six Ms. DeFrantz argued a partial in Afghanistan "i' birdie on No. 8. White House Thursday to the birdies and no bogeys. Her 66 equaled her "We emphasized deterrence of that own not to attend." compromise offer, which would allow boycott "would enhance the power of caeer test. "The back nine here is more difficult than athletes to compete, but not par- the message" Carter is sending to the kind of aggression does require In another development, Sears, ) tc'y' Tied for second at 68 were Peggy Conley, the front and things really weren't too over the Afghan Invasion and sacrifices by all, ..,. ". ticipate in the ceremonies or awards . Roebuck & Co. announced it will hold Vicki Fergon and Beth Solomon. Another spectacular after the front side," Palmer . ntations. But they came away make it more effective than totally ~ , I . "And this is perhaps the most im. back a $25,000 payment to the U.S. stroke back at 69 were Sally Little, ni abstai ng from the contest. • portant point - if the United ta "Amid do you know the'major leagues do not -, disappointed, a clause to By SAM COOl committee until the panel pledges not Massey and Jane Blalock, winner of the playing very fast, so it looks like we'll have Protect Fred Newhouse, a runner from were to decide to go to the games at to take part in the games. The firm tournafnent in its inaugural year, 1972. "It seems that the position of the ent them from going bankrupt? In other words to . some low sLores unless tile wind comes up." I this White House has not changed," said Baton Rouge, La., agreed. be a condonation, denied one of their associates," be said. under pressure from Sandra Post winner of the tournament Temperatures were in the low 80s with Just If y6u think you have money proble=4 00 A WW Of ths 11 . . Deputy Secretary of State Warren an approval of the Soviet aggression the White House. Along with 06Idea, Rinker feels Oat there am mm owners . .Anita DeFrantz of Philadelphia. a 1978and 1979,cardeda9at thepar-5,18th hole ,I gentle breeze. In major league baseball. In baseball that wouldn't care If one of their associates would "Three-hiundeeci million dollars right now is owed to banks in go bankrupt primarily Charlie Finley and his Oakland A's. "' the United States for defelTed.psyfl*flt$ $0 baseball PlSym," "He's (Finley) close to it," confided Rinker, "But he keeps ___ said Sanford's resident baseball expert Wee wrltingitnff. "He'sllkeGeorgestelnbrenner (Yankee owner). LOW - Rr, who spent fIve years as a pitcher In the New York It doesn't look like Finley wW out money," -• . Giants organization, has gut the past 11" years rft%rbWft 4 BoSton Sherry 5.20 3.20 Texas 50 14 .417 Lawrence, 1 p.m. Rinker doesn't sympathize with the ownas or the playem park 5.5. Evan) -3•1. tono IS Sanford Memorial Stadlusn for his besebSil C$51W& April 4 - Houston at San An He feels both have combined to put baseball In Lii present Vp 0(4-8) 4$.60: P (5-4) 117.00; T (I. Baltimore 7 14 .333 3:30 pm. tonio. 5:35 p.m. *Ituation. Mimi 503 Seattle 40 6 17 x-Aprii 6 - San Antonio at Attanfert Orlando INSURANCE: L. Srant$ey 012000 11$ 1*5 Ii Ninth race 5-16, 8: 31:06 National League _____________ H IGH SCHOOL _______________ Houston, SOS p.m. Thursday il,lit results : 1St akeri 1560 9.00 460 San Francisco _____ :,.: '- - i Hayes :,' - .. .. Pitches NowHit - Sh . T '4' _______ PICKLE LJ,.S, Auto Cluh CA R Fnr4 Innisy Fa_"t4 NSA Playoff Picture • Johnson Sees Press As Key For Seatt/e . By United Press International Seattle John says the SuperSonics should exploit Portland's inexperience tonight in Game 2 of their Western Conference playoff series, "They had a couple of rookies in there and they didn't handle the ball well," Johnson said, referring to Seattle's 12D-110 victory over Portland in the opener. "Our press was the key," continued Johnson, a former Blazer. "We wanted turnovers, and got turnovers, and we stole the game. I think we can do it again In Portland, but it won't be easy." In other gaines, Philadelphia is at Washington with a chance to clinch its series, Houston takes a 1-0 lead to San Antonio and Phoenix is at Kansas City rleeding one victory to advance to the next round, Seattle, the defending league champion, can end the series If it uses its press the same way it did in Game 1, The press, conning when the score was close, forced five Blazer turnovers and produced a 15-point Sonic head. But playoff experience is also telling the Sonics to avoid overconfidence. "Nothing Is obvious," said Gus Williams, who scored 35 points in the opener. "When you start to believe that, that's when you lose a step." Portland center Toni Owens stressed his tesm can recover and prolong the series. "Seattle Is great team," Owens said. "The encouraging thing about going Into 2 Is that know we can come back and snake a game of it U we get behind." If the Sonics win tonight, they advance to the conference semifinals, taking on Milwaukee, the Central Division forward . Johnson _ Game . we regularseesonchamplwhodrewabyejntheftrstroupdor the playoffs. A Portland victory sets up a third game with the Sonics in Seattle Sunday. Elsewhere, the 76era hope to employ soperior depth to eliminite the Bullets, "They dido't even nilas me," d Philadelphia's Julius Erving, who was held to 14 points and 5 rebounds In the 76ers' 1116victory inGame I. "Someone came through for us, as usual." Caldwell Jones was the main soiree of the depth. with a broken nose and sore toes, he tossed In ii points and pulled down 28 rebounds while holding Elvin Hayes to 14 points, nine under his average. Jones, who sprainet! his toot with four minutes to play, went with a plan Of going as hard as he could for as long as he could, trying to wow Hayes down, X-rays TWnmby showed no broken bw* in Joan' foot. He is eqftled to play tonight, . - - cont t water race, Patrick s r - . Sees BCISeL)(111 B a,, - . . . S tes point, it would It acted in __ - _ I1tIt __ ever run _____________________________________________________________ 'p'V4 _. ... . so - • bwks in the *Wtod Was d.f.n.d payments to biubal _ began when new owners The root of the proble M=iaW Uj~ ms sitthough, 14 om bsuball as mm kW of wy that "Youhavet011amettNownerf,Theys,te(J1LTheyconij have said 'no, "Rinkis' said. "They're gidll*. They figured theycáuldm eat bunk. They're the culprits thaistarted It and Ui. Ms that are eating IL" ____ plap.rs-.Wu Rink..' 1ndUdS IS ' _ - 'ti _____________ , _____ ____ ___ _ _____ _____ ______ ______ ____ __ ____ ____ ____ ____ _____ ' __ o ne s Ias.bafl Sag. Ws Rink..' __ ________ ji - b s b _ . 31:71 h& hift'-ffinker 4&ut &m Di.gos Dave WinfI.Id• o ' lAfternoonJane Pknua C 0(34)l3.WP(5.3) )17.II;T(o14) 2139.00 slam race - ' C $31 4.20 4.10 34 8: 31:56 )Wright Happy Day 10.00 4.00 260 1 NoIsporl Pass '1 1101ft. You knew &swift Sm was his main these guys loved the g" RWw Iselssome of Wt lo"is WW IW, which has to the different element in baseball. "It's you hi $0 $.OJpe(j thJac( 5(2-3) $6.41, P13-3)171.00: TI)- _____ $evss*reca-S-ILI: 31:44 - - ballplay.r is going tO - rsg, too," Rinker corckkd,. -- r4j3 t') ree Dorcy 5.10 1.00 7.60 Sload Two (3-3) .4i; P (33) 77.44; T (2- 10340 Miscellaneous (Fitckers who hit home runs In first major league bat) at :.00-sc' ;;; Luther 1114. Aps$a4, Miami Svnsi$) Miami Sunset III 0112-252 NI NI s-I s. em Duggleby, Phillies, 441-1550 Apopka ______ (grand slam) 16.40 5,60 310 3. 2Ma*ifle F Wonderce $GlueAll LeFebvre. Red Sax, 4 Don Bankh"d, Dodgers, 1.21-47 s. Hoyt Wilhelm, Glanis, 4-23-32 6. Buster Narum, Orioles, S.:1.63 3.00 7. Donald Rose. Angels, 124-72 .O Sosa, Astros. 73043 Today's Games Rollins, 9:30 p.m. Ecksid Baltimore at Central Florida, 3:15 p.m. Tennessee (2). 7 p.m. Florida Bishop. Hemerisly '(4) and Martinez, Rudd (6). Migloni -1 Sullivan. Hitters- Miami Suns*: DSMMLI 2.1, Apopka: Migliori 2 RBI. RKOrdS,-- MIAMI SUnS41 1050. Apopka 134. C.lsaiaIl,Lyman) •. Bas•baII at SaturdaYs Games 111shop Moore of Apopka (I p.m.); Luther at Heritage Prop (4 Phoenix leads series, 14) April 2 - Phoenix 96, Kansas . Pro ftsketball NSA Piayetfs (Closed Sunday) 3220285 MATINEES: - ________________ Rlchudson, Bostwick (I) and NEW MATINEE PostTimel:ISp.m. I First (Self 341')) ., - . .500 am. 10 Holmes (6) and Howard 10 50 .100 Lackawannavs. Hudson Valley. 10 Hitters- Evans: McCoy 28, St cher 22 2 RBI. Records- Winter Houston vs, April 2 Ian Aitani. - Houston 9$, San An- _______ 1. 0 4 a TONY ROSSI* * INSURA NCI e . ' . - I 2417 FRENCH AVE. - • - 14 Trifecta lox 142 Trlfcta Wheel ALL12RACES • at Evans - S 0)03113-714 My United l.as$srn II 131 0-344 lasad - VS ), April 4 Phoenix at Kansas City, 131pm. at ShippPt'sOitu'Sta?e 8 P.M. Mon.- Wed.- Sal. at . &NINO NIGHTLY 0 Press laNrsatlocal Lyman at 13 .435 9 NS City . at 50 AL L 0 i.il necessary (Winner plays Milwaukee) at - I • •%DRIVERS•• April 4 - Seattle at Portland, Kissimmee 0. p.m.); Sanford at Winter Park (3 p.m.); Lake Wales 1130 P.M. x-April 6 - Portland at Seattle, of St. CWA (1:30 p.m.) 3:30 p.m. (All Times SIT) Schaker, Kerr. Parker (1) WinigTraImIng Saint Leo at Florida Southern M&r$Mll. Hl"ers - COWISI: P611641111NINS vil. WnMispen Schell 3 Mal, Lyman; Parkor 2.4. (PhiW0018 Woft wies, 14) April 2 Fi50ler, P Philadelphia Iii. Mary Crest Record- Colonial 14-5. Americas L0419110 Washington N Quincy FIT. I p.m. W L Pd. Winter ParkS, UVIM II 6 .714 Stetson Furman, 3 p.m. April 4 - Philadelphia Mirvie101a FlorIda Baseball School 55 5 312 At Sanford s April 6 Oakland Washington WINO-Ill Tolonto Blnghampton Slate. 10 am. 10 I .Uo New York Thatcher Stake (5) and Toshle Brooklyn Poly vs St. Lawrence, 10 Jordan, 11 5 .550 WI.or Boston AiiUta) Norbi"(4). HId$fl (1). Major LHe015 Mil*auk - 5 I 1 .313 New York 7.20 M FOR - Houston 0 (4-7) p311 61) 763.00 4-') UN Attendance 3,450, Handle Fifth race -IlL Di 31:31 $SleckJackMil 5.20 460 3.20 32L544. ___ - Fourth •m1 $1taronMo.s 36.60 10.10 6AXIPSCISIGoldit 11.60 4.40 _ 0(3-1) 31.64: P (73) 60.30: 1' (7- Cincinnati 3-11123.0 64vetiM race- 5.16, 0: 31:53 1 Scatty.) 1.50 4.30 1.40 1.20 390 2 Gentle Scott ' 7I. nut h.1I wont Is his own umpir. bhind Ii. plato wh.n 54 7 .667 Thursday's Issuils Tile, Tabak (3) and Fsinburg; xii necessary 10 7 .515 LVthSrS,TrINItyS Ragland, Alexander (5) and Ar- (Winner plays Boston) 10 9 .526 thur. Hitters: Miami beach. Stolls 012 11$ i-s $ 10 9 .526 Trinity Western Conference $34 *43 7-5, Tile 3S, 28,01,. HR, 3 ISIS, First 50 9 .536 Luther ound Lake Brantl.y, O'Arville 2-4. 10 9 .576 (ISII 2.01.3) Todd Dsrshimir Johnson, Mililman (1), 2.4. HR. 7 Rh's. 10 50 .500 9 9 .Wo (5) and Kathonich, Sanders, Records: M18ml Beach 9.8.1; (All Times EST) Ssaflhe vs. Portland Ghirghi (6) and Schrad er . Hit. Lake Brantley I 10 (Seattle leads series. 1-0) lan: Trinity: Johnson 2-4, Urbach Todays Games 9 13 April 2 Seattle, 120, Portland 3-3. Luther: Merrick 2.2, Lake Brantley at Bishop Moore 6 fl McLaughlin 2-2 HR. Records- (4 p.m.); Syracuse, N.Y. at 110 5.80 13.90 Pittsburgh 5.00 Sin Diego 3M&naf@*Crltter Upclose 00.8. Williams 6.00 2.50 330 6 Dusty Ramble 4 Nol ly Buck 0(1.2)16.10, .0fl-I3LeI;Pu.2) lII.2I:T(I24) 479.00 - "HoraceStOnthIrn,theGtantsowner when Iwas with them, to him baseball was a bobby, but it was his life tw," reminded D 3.40 3.20 lWright Don Won 3.20 3.20 't• 310 0(1-3) 5230, P (3-1) 3240, T (3 3-2) 61,44, CD (5-3) 1331 ,. ,i Third roe@ - 1.11, AA: 3143 _____ _____ ____ Ich Firstrace-$.16,C: 31s17 15.60 4.60 Los Angeles 340 350 340 3GHG's Scooter SWright Caper 640 Atlanta IRIs Eve 6.00 340 7MinasotaMarc 0(2-4) 7S.20: P 14-21 261.40: T (4. Montreal 7FolWHor 3.20 Philadelphia 2-1) s,m.. 0(1-1)13.11; T (5.5.7) 1441 St. Louis Tenth race-S-iL A: 31:16 Sies.sdrace-$-Ie,C: 31:11 7BostonMandy 4.20 3.00 S,SO Chicago - The former kft _____ _____ _____ been pert Of all Ms______ life, 1k fwlea,m.1's be j as, canfr g Of these days -if the "e without his CoIlNnt, "Sotnetlay club goIng to ni$," Rinker predicted about the 8*811% &"in W" MOM &A 'Oft "I think OR but thing - m MOW to do is to buy the . , 'Ted Turner(AtkatA ownw )can,t ISU me he isn't doing it owners we going too fW.11 = he coWd do what be wanted to. as an ego trip," declared Rinker abmt On Brava flim. Rinker draws an Interesting ci*T.iation between But as a player I feel he's carrying dictation a little too far,. w cable ty000n. 'The next thing he'll be asking Is that he'll want his Own Rinker pointsout some past owners looked at baseball as a lompire behim! the plate when he 1300 df1d now Is oo, but they _ ow l COST - - owed to . ......... • AUTO 'You cant t.lI m• T.d Turner lint doMg as an •go MpRMk.r o bankW.s-k.r Milkon SCOREBOARD -. . to ____ ____ ____ - Som.day a baHclub Is going _____ ••. ' ' have ____ - vacancies - ON pwm FA after the q" bu* himm, is Tvdm"Now 0 you add the Isdared to dot (SM million), an S' oww Calvin egath,who RWW rqWds Vay higho for the major league bill dubS ciId be boughi for 1 then this," way Ms operation Is run. inid Rls*er, herosi ii.in "AM Of r rcuii hla (Griffith), I resct him " baseball JwiI lube an much Banks, Im Bs*oss sad Phil Ceva. Hill Of Famsrs Ernie rIkI.1.4 roth and th. late Charles A. Comlebsy won hour.d by th e by year. But the r1315,&.iIwhowIfl opread "or ft Ilk dnslopsi b41.yins for a vary tow dollui,It Waco Hill Of Fame, which conducted balloting last year. Others years Of his life Rialmir Is* some oW= we of ft 001010 that by may be dm,"RWw InsisbabiwIthe &M apmft which hu 1 -'a -1 wm Chwin "C"11 Evan Jr., M GraW, shirt Of ti.'nd bill p11y001. &sy ijuit, William 'iron uas" 1kIis, - never ceme. For their asks be bopu It 'Ti'L We Aep. in I ript U's do odw w r who look at a e all no that It will be (OSIII (OrthIni to make It," aid Rink'. Gals isyirs amid Willy, WhIt.e. under Rink's skin. - ________ W nners Circ e '" ______ j. 6I shortened under Cmy CHICAW (UPI) - The first 16 membiwa of 041:1011 aw opens Hell Of Fame wsr* IndiMted Ths*id.y with some Of the - Palmer Leads At LPGA WVaI 'Iknowwe'relnaholeandlknowthingslookdark,but the 78ers still reapect us," Grevey said. " I"wy •.. , S ThwuUy Ladies,wile JAflFOI)ORLA= I(EIY'EL O.UB N slOdaa4s Just --.iI4VAlIUr4$-$31 3600 •" N. Ow Linde, II_____ • -- ---- •• •• • •••• _____ I F-' - I 4'S. - , , . *, -" ..s.r ' I'lit," .." I. t " 'I I fl " �- I ' . .._ .. .- -. - ., -. .-. . . - BL..ON DIE - ..- - . .. . . — •._ - IA—Evening Herald Sanford, FL - .. -•-_--('\ •-,e . c- .('/ / - I 3 i fi-_, .... . - I....I _________________ ~Z VOICE 37 Aardvarks diet 1 Baseball 39 Communists player Mel 40 La - - tar Y-4 awP--PM1W - WL . -. iH3 '?Ou PT ALL 1OOO A4 £AIORIE A-PW MUST W 7( UEDY 11M 6TA — RZIUM! IW TO MATH. ______________ ______ book _____ RACKET? "HAVE U BOYS 5-P1CKEP OUT (JR NO?TH LOOA'O WHATtS THAT REMOTE- COURSES FOR CONTROl.. WHO'S IN THE SCHOOLYAi BLJILP.' _________ , . __________ Z 000 •, ClAY A1MP TE 31 Prairies 8 Bishops hat 33 Walk 9 Thought pompously 40 Fleshy 11 Looks 4 1 Start 17 Cell parts 19 French painter 42 Sarazen DOWN 2 3 4 ii.- ii- 15 16 — 5 6 — — 24 25 — — 21 7 8 ——— iT — 17 —— ____________ 22 23 34 — — — — 32 35 38 -———— 39 — — 33 — — 40 — — 41 — —— —— _________________ 45 46 47 48 ——— —— 50 51 — ——— — 53 54 ___________ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — _____ For Saturday, April 5, 1980 EU tU - EVER r L ___ ) by Howie Schneider _______ ;P ____________________ m &)ERE -o erez m tcg YOUR BIRTHDAY Keep Enough - Remain but it will serve no purpose to on. Things could develop this You're a winner If you are coming year so as to enable philosophical. a positive fashion and expect may find It necessary to make good results, small concessions to reap ARIES (March 21-April 19) large gains. Be prepad to Lack of trust in your abilities compromise, to outline a good campaign LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) will lead you to follow a Look for ways to praise rather 4 S I vacillating course of action than to criticize cow orkers • __ PRISCI LLA'S POP A NOTE FROM A TEACHER ' by Ed Sullivan HAVE I I .4w' 44*,(ptt.L. 1 MISS KLIJPP WANT'S -VOJTO WRITE HER A __ GET E THE TYPEWRITER!1 4 ' REPLY, FVP-' OF COURSE 4lat4v IIØ ( &W _____ _ NJ ________ 0 11 J 1Vr BUGS BUNNY .q.4 by Stoffel S. H&mdahl WAPUNZEL, LET OW LONGEST NAREfr4_/ KI NGDOM,POC.__ YOUR LONG HAIR) 1).4 _ ___ s,_ fro.o ______________ FRANK-AND ERNEST by Bob Thavs WPII HAS TWILNI L.Ii%, iS ofyourcolumnsyouadvlseda weight reducer that the was to eliminate excess body fat and not the normal water in the body. But isn't It true that the body Can have excess Gardening Lamb , ice Webbin9 Found On Oaks Considered Harmless i. obesity? Or does the body automatically eliminate excess water? 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Her talk will who want to participate about cardiac sri-eat am pi., bring their own tieshat wtlllxludaadvlceonhowto orcontjIn,rfothe , She Pleased To Announce um the Achim luau 3TOU up a cver.asioft with a guy at dw bar, you bey dw dri" _ Marsha Walt, auxiliary I — - (rting a brim DEAR JAUUE: Yes. ci.i.ro;iu. 10 minutes from any'ihere in florida. — MAW) main. rwa s si AlTER II PM __ Boston $2.44 SI.50 - JACKIE Chicago $2.44 $1.50 Cincinnati S2.44 $1.50 $2.44 $2.57 — S2.57 Detroit S2.44 ___________ NewYork 2.44 1L New Orleans — $2.31 $1.50 $1.58 $1.58 Sl.50 $1.51) $1.42 - what years bsrn), would bite to des dwell 'Gyle E. Woran, pr$- rid thank aUtheaies merchants "f.rgIvIng"—eryou'U Never 4 of Lengwood . Lahe forget. w.ip rouscothu t it sight comervation and mihatldsbmtpoesibisiwry DEAR ABBY: I recently ththebIiedbsorths attended ahotas party ina _ a lspsschactlanaiul work C.RitaWaltfremnPsloAlto, ' very crowded apartment. 1 ib the dad vs U major Calif. hoes, of Stanford had a cigarette in 01)' hand _ P *IctI fir the Ucee clubs. University, arrived last when a friend walked by and - Van Dyha, "Whit Satarday to visit her no, brushed her sleeve up against __ the Jft No w*, Mw**, md my c1pretle and klurned a iliI4ug _____ of flp fr,a their daughter, Bathany. hole In her di's.. was atsopping centers, Thsyplaitoebovhsrsomed verysçset,andaowasLlto]d -=Nd *sd*.Ther,was the sights In cir aria, and hertoget the hole mended ---; - :lamaUcoIdactfor many eejoy her ferthensztwsek and l would be glad to pay for and- professional bofo,. she ISO,. for St. it. - KansasCity SanFrancisco LosAngeles .dr_ -' -a.-. _ ____ 0 S mission includes a cold _____ - Polaroid's OneStep The dance, a BYOB event will be held at the Sanford Civic Center, on April 12, f rom 9 p.m. to 1 ith - psitalaing to cardiac - ' organization. a.m., The $15 per couple ad- -. - LImttkl time tfe Corflf' in for Coupon oni tnpet,' O,'tas __ ssxI. emergencies, foods to plans to divide UWTh*A1 t :tlt?se R)I,lro Oree)s an1 et in Cash Back Bonus .1 check for SF n the nut hrr FAMILY DEIMSTRY 0 mwr vqy /. .. Is - __ _ - $5 Bonus!) Gl ar • production was directed by finals far the Florida Cup and Polo tt'f( IS set on1s Am Dalton On.St.p the State Championship. . Uev rs isifles ____ Scott. Anisette Bisigni, left, adjusts Marion Fertile's Italian cap. $4999 pa was tied at _ _ To celebrate the joy of the end of the game: one to one, _500 '. Easter Season, an Easter Egg and had to go Into overtime. Cash Boci, Bonus Hunt for the children, from The Tampa Stars finally ages 2 to I, has been planned scored — twice, and won the Cash B.ick Bonus Buy Your Own Bar Drinks 4499scosane from 1 to 2p.m. game 3 to 1. at the Church of the Nativity. What a___ twarthreskthg time Polaroid's new The children will hunt in for theboyswhohadpiayedso OneStep Plus groups according to age. hard all season, and come so W.xkls Simplest camera wIn 4s o ___ ___ then to Therewlllbeprizesforau,as dosetothefhtils_ e(ononh.caI tIah CSS nflI one button well as the "gold" and lose In an overtime game. • UP 10 60 Rashes per set (A AA m 31" "alive," awards. Lee Philip., teem coach, tx,Ittr.'s (flCkxiecl) ___________________________________ _____ DEAR ABBY: I struck up a Abby, just what is my • io beautiful SX 70 p.ctuie ,ndus dress. Pete Kiniloy, latant coach, conversation with a very of o(A in this _____ I then called my insurance responsibility Speaking of Easter Egg were so I*OUd of their tii, good-looking guy at a bar and company and was advised situation? I want to be fair. $4999 e you pay hunts, Skylark Homeowners apd are looking forward tO he bought me a drink (two SMOKER Dear ha t since I had a $100 t Association is planning OIlS next _500 PoIa,od when their boys will actually, Well, before I was DEAR SMOKER: Tell your deductible policy, they could Cash-Back Bonus far their children in Skylark be set to win the Florida CuP hallway finished wi th the Abby not pay for the dress. When I friend to look In the Yellow 00 Easter Sunday at 3p.m. at and be the State ampicilS. second one, he was giving me $4499 Youi cost aftei told my friend this, she said I Pages for a weaver who is Bird Lake. Congratulations, boys, for a this "your-place-or-mine" Pola,o,rJ Cash Ba(.k Uonu ri ng cigarette had a lo us y insurance cornexpert at repai On Apt 2,at 8:00 p.m. the game well pla)v& routine. - 1 party. By the way, this friend burnL (Or you look, and tell adult members of Skylark her where to go.) Abby, what gives a man the dre n smokes at parties, too, • — — — — — — — — — —, Homeowners Association ss back to the store w he -z is buy th atallhehastodo Tin 1e ,WhOwlSI'scSfltl3P ldea ero Save $1oo on Time-Zero have planned a "rootinchased it and th ey said she pur th ink for a girl and he Supercobor ic dr for it time morAtieTs tootin" good time with a 11h1d e Service o'j ., a hole could not be repaired. Two Packs the YIlT for the state, make It with her? I realize the Check-up yet? Hayride, pulled by Clydeidale . Then she said she called her ,...,..... s,..,. t.,. 0".. PQ S.. 554 i p.o t a PflfltflIfl4,.o horses and a , cookout was overwhelmed bynthe that women have come a insurance company and was h To SOS PO$4 . •5.a.4 ,n S o c..•... SI fll*.O .'O. MM., it ..p.$-.. S.. - -t i.',' i..., 5 . AjlflCi&Uon - Dinner i M'..ti S4 , - 015 t--. ,. 0.,•'- C,.••. 0 \arOufld an open camplire. way, Awith few years ago a advisedthat my insurance .oTnt it0.SO SI '..'-.'MS . Ct$ 'S-a - .5*0''•. t an escort s3i in woman 1 - 0 5,SiWtt4 st ou £SIU II 00 S'S. -. Pat LaBrusdano said this's honor at the VFW Po company would pay for the 5— would Wls to wasn't even allowed to sit at a the Opening Of His Office iienly, 1114 for 44 people on lmqpw& & 001 bar! For tunately, times have p thaflk of For the • tactIc. 01 u. wagon and turn,. — — — — — — — — — — —11 th e attitude of iary, changed, but and Ladles Auxil alread reservations members . Monday thru Saturday of Florid. don't consider women their Longwood Tourist Club and Evenings by Appointment ve equals. Men con ti nue to do ____ would like to invite the public Ladles Auxiliary, who ha pi cking and choosing, and a DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323. 2300 to their next meeting at noon made treat women like they were on April 10 at the pavilion 10 occasion. ___ ' 549 W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323-2301 ft111I1flA'i1Yà'iL'1ii'tft'kfV'ti: put here on earth to satisfy Sunny4hade Park across 11111011. from the fir, station. It will be Ladies Auxiliary to VFW FED UP IN CONN. cys'e dish luncheon, with Pc o7 will have its annual DEAR FED UP: One off,efirnithed by the club, Easter egg hunt for the swallow doesn't make a our own table __ A1122 19111h, Wv'c. left from 11 am, to 1p.m. s' make a strge bedfellow. bars Schuett from bare McCreery, chairman, ,, t. _ - invites one and all to join them at a benefit dance, according to John Bisigni, president of the . .. -' (one great Club of Sanford "- . Great OneSteps The '. . Three FORFUN(D)-RAISER .. pait in spite the extremely ___ bad weather . This game Alberta C' W1 the decided whether the F.C.U., music for this program. a1ai3' u Central Florida This very moving champions, wonici play In the his values and distribution. " by Crsj varitics to choose from and the price will be $1 per tree, or buy four and get one free. CUTTING(CAP)ERS Rezak as Mary, Theresa Stars from the Town and Dalton was Veronica, and Country League in Tampa, ",'. I Duffy and Sandra Boyer played their crucial soccer played the Women, game March 29, in Red Bug _______________________________ ZOONIES by T. K. Ryan ram .:-.. __ has the scientific name" ___ -) and the Florida Nurseryman and Growers Association are cosponsoring an Arbor Day tree seedling sale to be held at the Colonial Plaza Mall from 10 n.m. to 6 p.m. There will be five PflL ,1 ______ p4 ' made by mixing 12 ounces of 57 percent nialation fungicide. Repeat this treatment 10 days later, Q. We are being bitten by something almost everytime we go The cast Included Tim passed away Sunday, March . are sometimes less able to n?du.je, ________________________________ - A. You have a common disease of citrus called scab. This problem can be controlled with sprays of neutral copper _____ ___ -t noyance, a 5 percent malothion mixture for fogging can be navel tree to get covered with raised lumpsy spots? __ 7o percent of your body weight around the hipaand buttockk Is water. Men tend to have a Excess water tends to a&higher percentage of body cumulate in the ankles and water than women. feet. It runs downhill. ' If you lose this normal - ' .. amount of water, which is , , ___ top of the ground. Also, they make scattered, sandy mounds of soil whereas moles usually make a series of very visible surface tunnels. Control of pocket gophers can be achieved by either trapping them or using poison baits. Q Are there any agricultural progranis coming up in the near future? A. Yes, I will be holding my regular nionthly seminar on fhursday, April 17, at the Agricultural Center in Sanford. Our topic for April is Lawn Care and Pest Control." The seminar will start at 7:30 p.m. and end at 9:30. As always our seminars are presented free to the public. Also on Saturday, April 19, the Florida Division of Forestry makes them difficult to control. For temporary relief of an- To mark the beginning of I '••i holy Week, a large audience Toll attended Way of the Fli PATRICK Cross presented by the Catholic Youth Organization Wep • ), at the Church of the Nativity C Sunday. 312V7 - The stations are l4separate )I s cenes depicting the sorrowful journey of Christ house of Pilate, help support the worthile !here He is condemned to Lion projects. death, to His Crucifixion on qalvary and the placing of his Deepest sympathy to the body in the tomb, family of Fran Daucher, who dehydrated. This varies, but That's fat not water. Thd on the average between 50 and same Is true of the excess fat' ______________ moles, pocket gophers sometime do considerable foraging on eggs. Sand fly activity is associated with air movements which Youth Herald Hol Week With certain amount of water to be try in a good heal thy state. If it of fat that most overweig I loses this water it's people have around the waist. •8 74 VA K6S •832 •J765 WEST EAST KQI 05 3 •A962 %icious insects require blood like mosquitoes, to mature their In And Around Longwood, Winter Springs sodium salt. fat Is water. Compare this top You see the same thing in pound of lean muscle which women Just before their more than 70 percent water. menstrual periods. That's No, I'm afraid eliminating beca use estrogen stim ulates your normal water stores the body to retain salt and won 't help relieve your when you retain salt, you obesity problem if you have retain water, one. I don't think that taking The body has to have a steam baths Is a good way to 4.4.30 Urban Horticulturist I and the body retains the water very little water. Only about NORTH DAVIS (DEET) will prevent sand flies from biting for several hours. Q. I've been told we have pocket gophers in our lawn. Is this A. They are biting midges, often called "punkies", no-see- just another name for moles? wus", or sand flies. They are smaller than mosquitoes and A. No. Pocket gophers, commonly called salamanders, are can enter through ordinary 16-mesh window screen. The mediwn..sized rodents quite a bit larger than moles. Unlike TOM 00 trees. Insecticide sprays, therefore, would not be necessary. Q. Could you Please tell me what causes the oranges on my That's because the body water and get rid of the wilted , retains too much sodium appearance. because of poor circulation Could you please tell me what they are and what we can do to control them? ::- Q. Could you please tell me what the fine webbing is that is covering the trunk and limbs of my oak trees and if it is harm- _________________ - aged quite children u yea weal owe him t for bettor h'th and what Into two group. With irises 10 ___ ____----o slier a heart attack She be awarded 10 DEAR ABBY: Is It ever alooba,samovietohelp Th.s'. will aleo he TSITNh plhietoforgIveand f ______ orget? ___________________________ mntaomeoltheünçortant meats served. -- -. I am frequently by local residents. Here are some of the more ommon questions recently asked. I hope the answers will help other county residents who may be experiencing the same steam baths to lose some state and as quick as the body weight. can, it will try to readjust to DEAR READER — There its normal healthy level. Tp are a lot of conditions that use the plant analogy, if you cause the body to retain ex- let a plant dry out and then club opening, so raising hearts , that could be detrimental to today. Compliments will with the ace-king and another • Q , 94 • K 1075 was fine. South continued to your cause . Be positive, encourage them to double 4 93 • the major-suit game. Romance, travel, luck, their efforts, SOUTH The defense started well., resources, possible pitfalls - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) West led the spade king and, , and ca ree r f or the coming Your material prospects are QJ 104 continued the suit. South A year are all In your Astro. very encouraging today paused before playing to the Graph Letter which begins regarding things you earn by second trick. he Vulnerable: East-West spade and trumps didn't.1 with your birthday. Mail $1 the sweat of your FTC Dealer: South d vide 3-L the hand would slip'1' for each to Aatro.Graph, Box rides are trips to nowhere. out of his control. He couldn tr WItS North 419, Radio City Staten, N.Y. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23ruff the spade, draw trumps.. l(X)19. Be sure to specify birth Dec. 21) When socializing and run his club suit Pan I NT Pass 2 date, with friends today, avoid p , Therefore, South refused to 4, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) discussIng subjects that are niff the second spade and Pau p p Don't let anyone unfamiliar too personal pitched his small diamond.ii to you or to South also refused to ruff the with your affairs give you them. Focus on fun topics. Opening lead: K third round of snades and disadvice off the top of his or her CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. carded a small club, The., head. There could be trouble 19) Your greatest enemies fourth spade was ruffed If you follow it. today are self-defeating - dummy with the heart ace. it GEMINI (May 21-June 20) thoughts. You can do By Oswald Jacoby was then a simple matter to You're qui te fortunate when whatever you want to if you and Also Sontag draw four rounds of trump't and claim the remainder °I teamed with another person set your mind to it. today,butlethlmorherdoall The diagrammed hand the tricks. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. If declarer was greedy, , the up-front talking, You have 19) This should be very occurred during a team of would have trumpedthat sec-a four match. a tendency to say the wrong pleasant day provided you The optimum contract of ond spade. But Sou th knew it thing at the right time, don't become involved in five clubs, virtually laydown, was more important to make , CANCER (June 21-July 22) soniething petty with a pal was missed in reselling an his contract than to risk it fort-, Your possibilities for success over m oney. Don't gamble optimistic major-suit game. overtricks. in your career are very strong with friends. North-South were playing (NEWSPAPER ENMPRISE today. Overlook the petty it PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) five-card majors and conseannoyances. while reaching Give priority today to things quently South might only have (For a copy of JACOBy'; three clu bs for his opening MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at for the brass ring, which could make or save you bid. Therefore, North respo - Bridge," care , this n•*spa. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) money. Time and attention ed one notrump ra ther than per. P.O. Box 489, RadIo City,, Today you may be keenly devoted to these areas sho uld raising the dubious club open- Station. New York • N. aware of the flaws in others, prove profitable. Ing. South introduced his heart 10019.) ANNIE by Leonard Its rt? ______________________ _________________________ SAY- I REALLY LIKE THAT HOME Aw pry 014, 5T4-. I INSULATION BLI. OF °tVU -_ GLEGG WHO IL HAS A I ANNIE NICE i MEVEcOLLP r rxww OF"tOUR5j,Mt. ___ S#?Y, HERS' 1CU, 5.o LUNCH!__ NIM6ELF? -_---- STOR L*VFTY., ___________ ___ Ji _______________________ ____ __ ._- Friday, April 4, 1?IO-9A Dr. water and hence contribute to _____ TUMBLEWEEDS .-- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________________ S . ., Healthy ___ % . DEAR L)ti. LAMB -In one VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sept. 22) In desired. Make preparations In business matters today you SI .- - Water you to take a trip you've long I t OURSELVES To to changes and their bodies 1 EEK & MEEK ._ -. I. . percenpoun — — — fly BERNICE BEDE OSOL " _ • ——— ________________________________________________ \\ . Mt considered pests since they feed on fungi and lichens found HOROSCOPE . . cumulate excess water. can see it literally suck in the , • . has heart failure may ac- properly hydrated again. You — — 27 28 29 31 — 52 — 26 — •- - 10 11 9 — ———— — 30 .. - . . large number of tiny hoects clustering together underneath the " Although psocids are often seen on plants, they are AHPW5T çXT _ TERM' I PLANE PEY SVE NSOW? SJU1EJD1E ISlES i — — — — — — — — — — by Bob Montana ____ WA sLNiTi 7 Look at wd.) 56 Criterion 26 Sea in Central 57 Field Asia ——— 42 43 44 • R ij F s 5(1 Provence - (RE STYLI (NE _____________________________________ 24 Government 55 Little 10 Exchange for 38 Mexican dish agent (camp whirlpool money — — PER BOYS) ARE PLYING _ I! 51 —.-. . . __ flToI P Af P __ _ IT A L Y H 0 E H£ R U A fl 37 ARCHIE ...,.- ARN 0 BR M ERA o NEAS£AFAT 45 Refer 49 New Testament l6 Group of — — FIT PA _______ - Answer to Previous Puzzle 19 1 _____ rp4 ..- . 23 Church part 43 Parodied (p1) 44 Dull blow I Soak through 24 Jack Tars 46 Adams' 2 Comparative drink grandson conjunction 25 Hair 3 First-rate 47 Buckeye State (comp, wd) 26 Make up for 48 Adjacent 4 Georgia city 27 Round other 5 Israeli coins 28 Set up gol, 50 adherent 38 Das Vat- rird 6 Solic,ng ball (abbr.) (suffix) machine 29 Is human by Art Sansom Tt l oIJL1 . M0S£S NEWFL _____ ________ X I IWE 0 0 JC1A1W 0 SHA N C1A1A 42 Controlled by H Ely N 0 F S S L UMJ barrier (abbr.) 8 Fail to hit 12 Exclamation 13 Helper 14 Idea (Fr.) 15 Destroy (ii) — 1'%E. . 41 Belonging US 27 Febmale saint 30 Most naked 32 Evening star 34 Boxing strategy (2 wds) 35 One or the _ THE 66RN LOSER pits 4 Mesdames 1 .001i -. - • 22 Formerly Y. ly by Mort Walker LC--rs * Cio! Lols so! - 18 Last Guevara 20 Asiatic 52 Nine (Fr.) mountains 53 Wild plum 21 Hank of twine 54 en ___ BEETLE BAILEY --- customers _I . .. 0 ACROSS YOU COULD BE. N46G1P43 IT TO DEATH J )'—< :• / • by Chic Young fr /- ' 0 .._. Friday, April4, iftO i - ..-. .. . STOP TAi.j< TO .. IT? __)j •_ T 7 . . (wv i5 MI' PLANT 00 YOU ) (L.TI.4E T1ME / / ----1 ,. • ... 0' 4.. siu n.i inch,j,-,l YOU Cm reach Out with fta low WWni& mW on wacken&j, too, from I I pin. Friday until 5 p.m.Sunday. ___ _ - dwlthleiigdbtance. ft'saIotofIove - for the money, -- _ p 'eatIy appreciated and will Jun and Peggy Ks.. to say that she had taken the numt'r ii iimc .in.I l- tU5c -,i k I e'ninc' rJI's appI 1r,.m I'M until 11PM 1iun I... ,i,i,.. •!I ,- ,. .,j UJSJII -- ;__ ' -A=7 I 4 ________ _______________ ________________ I-- ________ 1 W .1 i, �- ._.__r__-., I - - - - - . ..- .-. 1OA-Ev.nlng Horald, Sanford, Fl .- -_ FrIday, April 4, . S . Editors Speak . . . I - •- e - FRIDAY, APRIL 4 Concert by S5mcmbcr Lancer Sound Band of Manatee Junior College, 8 p.m., Fine Arts Rehearsal Hall, University of Central Florida. Volusia Agricultural Center's Horticulture ClinIc, 2 p.m. Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434. Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, APRIL 5 Sanford AA Women's Groi, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Irish American Club of Central florIda, 8 p.m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford. Covered dish supper, ham furnished. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center. For Senior Citizens. Free Easter egg bunt, refreshments, prizes, Easter Bunny, and a special theatre performance, 10.11:30 a,m., Pine Castle Center ci the Arts, Inc. gazebo, 5903 Rankj1 St., Orlando. Central Florida Zoo Easter Egg Hunt, 10 a.m., at Zoo Park for chilcfren 10 and under. Prizes in three age categories. Regular admission for zoo includes egg hunt. Fish Fry, VFW Post 10106, Sanford, 6130 p.m., Lug Cabin Post home on Lakefront. SUNDAY. APRIL S Seminole AA,, 8 p.m., open speaker, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. YoungatHeart dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Opeh to public. IlI,I I - - - •.a -# Legal Notice On... CALENDAR wI . - Census, - -. 5.-.--- - __ -" . el-Help Wanted - RATES 44c line 1 time 3 consecutive times 35c a line Desk Clerk position avail. Part-time Apply Days Inn, Sanford Dan. laborers. day shift. Apply at American Wood Products mill office. 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood, between $11 References required. __________________________ - ---- 7consicutivetlmes 24-BUSIneSS OrlGndo - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 HOURS 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon • b -.- Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. TRI STONE FOUNDATION under which we are engaged in business at 2451 Fieldlngwood Road, Maitland, Florida 32751. That the parties Interested in laid buslneu enterprise are follows: Suzanne K. Stone, Marian A. Stone, Rex A. Stone Dated at Seminole County, Florida Match II, 1910. Publish Mar. 21, 31I Apr. 4, 11, 1910 DET 105 Secrecy ---- CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAMI STATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY ..cONcERN 1.II WUW7 £a viv,u £&S UUJ 11W undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter I53.O, Florida Statutes, will register with the Curt of the Circuit Court, in and for Siminoli County, Florida, upon 'ec proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: Iy - - - - 3tc a line 3 Lanes Manamum -1 portunihes RESTAURANT .EGG-OME LET RESTS - '_ - . - - . __________________________ HOME- S BR. 3 Bath. 2 Story, 2" Lots Fenced yard, 17th Street, Sanford, Call for Details. BUSINESS- 1 Story commercial building w partition. Sanford Avenue $15,000 00. - - DUPLEX- I BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled Pine Avenue. $33,000 00. VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx, 1" ac. Unrec, Piat. Lake Jetsup 4leights. 510,00000, - . -, St. -. , - - -- dohn iaAj Co#npanij ________________________ The Time Tested Firm Reg. Real Estate Broker 120 N. Pdrk Ave. 3226123 -. .• _________________ _______________________ - Greensboro (N.C.) Daily News Back In 1790 when President George Washington ordered the first United States census to be taken, riders on horseback were dispatched across the sparsely seWed countryside to take the nation's head count. Last weekend, your 1* census forms came, for the most part, by mall. In 1790, many stubborn Americans were downright contrary about giving the new government much Information about themselves. Our forefathers were an Independent breed who didn't take kindly to the government's poking their nose Into private affairs. But 190 years later, we're more enlightened about the national census - or at least we should be ... there is no excuse for neglecting your civic duty and mailing back your census answers... Nor is there any JustIficatIon for slamming the door on census-takers who will personally visit some households..; A short count will simply mean less money for government services. The 1970 census overlooked an estimated 5 million Americans - to the loss of everyone. Let's not Let that happen again. After all, If wearied horseback riders did the Job in 1790, you could surely do the same, with less effort, In 1050. Los Angeles Times: As legislation advances in Congress to bring the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation under statutory control, it has become evident that various proposals would seriously undermine the Freedom of Information Act... One bill now under study would let the FBI keep secret Its records for 10 years after the end of an investIgatIon or prosecution. Another would permit the FBI to destroy all crlminal4nvestlgation records 10 years after the end ci an Investigation or prosecution. These two bills combined would virtually exempt the FBI from disclosure under the Informa. tionact. No one doubts that the two Intelligence agencies must have sufficient power to accomplish their assigned functions, and that power must Include the authority to maintain ensentlal secrecy. But the CIA and the FBI now have broad exemptions fran disclosure. Some modification of present law may be necessary, but there is no evidence to show that these agencies should be given virtual exemption from the Freedom of Information Act. Congress should proceed cautiously, and not permit the frustrations over the crises in Iran and Afghanistan to out. weigh a Judicious Judgment of current legislation. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 ____ ChI1eu's ansi on Cdrare for thos, expecting a new baby brother or sister, 10 am., Florida Hospital. Phone 111411, Ext. 1173. 0.11k Rinses Chqler DAR will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the hem. of Mrs. A.W. ____ Lee at 2407 Laura Ave. Speaker F.W. Kirkland on defense, $AWRDAY, APRIL13 Ne.mepelut dreg h..Mug dais, 14 p.m., Deltona LIbrary, 1191 ProvIdence Blvd. Lesgw.ed Rity Feetival and 10* mel,, run, 9 am., SprIngs Plaza Shopping Center 8tit Road 434. Plant arKi baked good MI., arts and crafts show, 3 p.m., drawing and auction. Bluegrass entertainment and refresbenenta. "W.mp.wer" seminar on investments and estate jig, Royal Plaza Hotel, Lake Buena Vista. Call 646-3330 by April 7 to register. Sponsored by Central Florid. Educational Consortium for Women. MINDAY, APRIL 13 ___ 22nd ___ -unl Mutt Dig Derby sponsored by Orlando Jaycees, noon, Sanford.Onlando Kennel Club. Longwood. gate. Call ____ Dogs muet be on leash at back ___ $434330 for ntrv Information. Open to public. Har1kgea Valley (Tea.) lisnatag Star: President Carter's proposal for draft registration Is meeting heavy resistance in Congrme, and rightfully so. Not too long ago Carter was cancelling Important weapons systsme - like the neutron bomb - and for him now to ask Congrom to prepare all of. ttds nation's young people for conscription Is worse than absurd. Lieckely, Carter is Including women In his registration plan and that will kill the Ilkoncelved Ides. Destroying the freedom of this country's young people is not a minsage. That is a proper way of sending the Rus" exactly what the draft Is: an abolition of freedom... The president has repeatedly acted like a weak iIst. In negotiations with the SovIets. 'lb. SALT treaty, which Jbrany was vigorously pushing until the day of the Afgl'nIMan Invasion, Is convincingly shown by treaty opponents as a cavela to Rusilag demaM. Then there was the famous stand Cmii, mad. about the Soviet armored brigad. In Qdia. lb. oidc'om of that ftaco could dly have cmeincsd the Kremlin that what he says. __________ Jimmy me AM now he wants to me draft registration to dmioesuate to th.RsthsthebMdrowsthaadthsI1usdbsItsrUet ____ step over It Into the Punelis Gulf. Baidsiduelil to America's and Illadvlasd for Cater to lesk It is unfelr ____ yadh to pay the price of lii The tight over deft registration is just beginning. Pr: Cmterisotgothgloftndlt,ashehopu, rto%k'te the freedom of America's yo people i Muslag m era with the Soviets over a negotiating table. The VI. to get Is ended, thank beavom, the wIWp.. .1 An r me crys ch simply because lIne and palitan says so. IVESDAY,AP*ILIS - Adult Ma igrom, 2p.m., Dautona Public Library, 1591 ProvIdence Boulevard. "Hollywood: Th Dream Factory." SATURDAY, APRIL15 ____ c.ucffl ___ to benefit Rcsenwald Sweet Ad,Ise, ___ Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., community United Methodist Courch feflowabip ball, _____ Vm&berry. Artist D at e Zss lam. to $ p.m. for children pr..thool tlroegh 11th .ds. Bqsr children t ____ ________ sma11 'oup picnic shelter (or free ádinIon. Pnius forbsatwtinvarieuegradsllwlso 1VAY, APRIL19 ___ Energy C.saly For, 7:30 p.m., Altamout. ___ Springs Clvic CeMsr. Free to public. _______________________ 1_. - . -: thpNIuIuuIsvI.w.' 5 CALL 224i1 i'L , . C'alnsuaga NawWes Prom U there were so other rw' to evict Fr:i Jy Cmtsr from the White Home ( there me a 1ed nausea), his of 1r as r, aen "ttt'd by his e'a of at 11.550 k i'oaid be euffirliat cau. Me 5 - 5 ma - S , me lerreeW., how a S me us and h - me j' 1e. sad rvice Yarmr% Hsadgoaners in Wigtam h 4 a duia&*hve I. im Indstioo lupectme spylag that "Ir--. set be ____ erUM.... Avenue, Lake Mary, Florida. The City reserves the rieit tO reject any and all bids and to waive any technical defects and accept any bid that it may diem to be in the best Interest for the City, lids from any person, firm, corporation In default in any agreement wIth the CItY will be rejected. - By: s Connie Major City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida Publish April 4, 1910 DEU.1$ ____________________________ Ca,I - Will baby sit child in my home, 1$ mo. or older. TLC and fenced In yard. Downtown Sanford. hatevertheocc$s,.,sa ad to sOlVe I,. li SOOn. of the Moment Babysitting in my home. Hrty, daily, wkiy rates. Diy or night. 3234477. ____________________________ Spur Child care In my home, days cnlyi 1 chIld, 530; 2 chIldren, $30. 322.6451. Aides. Orderlies Better Living Center of Cassetberry. Call for appt. 339.5002. Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 31S Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply in person Sanford Nursino 5 Convalescent Center, 930 Melionville Ave. __________________________ BR Apt. Adults only. $163 322.2296 aft 4. Couple wanted to work Ofl Poultry Farm, Trailer avail, Contact AZ Poultry Farm, 420 Cassadaqa Rd., Orange City, Fl. 904-773.3133. ' '. Eve. 305 668 5640 Sanford, 1 BR or studio. Adults only, nice residential area. 5175 ma. 1. up. 3231019. ____________________________ 32-HOUSeS - 1 Hidden Lk., 3 BR, 28 $37S+dep.Creditref.req, n3.11xor644-1s Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $330,, mo. Lease, Dip., pool. No pets. öenevaGàrdensApts. 1503W.23thSt. ___________________________ Special ..._. .--'- ... Wekiva retreat 1 acre on St. Johns River. Only $5,000 dwn. Told pt... unbelievable at $15,000. - 3 BR, 18 2 1g. fenced lots, privacy, FP, ready to restored. All for $29,900. -' HOUSE FOR UNT -, Brand new 3.1½, fully .qpt. kit., Inside laundry room. ., CallS45.0027 Legal Notice Lovely 3 BR, 1½ B C.H&A,' fenced yd. fully egpt. kit., $345. 333-4370. 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates w.Dodi, $450 mo. st Johns Realty Co., Reattor 3224123 WANTED fl 4 OILS REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. . - 12.11 ESTATE SALE 2 Bdrms, FIREPLACE, good LOCATION only $23,500. - - Golf Villa, 3 BR, 21, all appl.,3 car garage, Lease only $425 mo. 3220943. . Ths SpI4gg$ Wsklv. Swtwetsr Oaks - 11*1, COIImT IEALY 3 acres on Hwy 46E Geneva only $11,500. 31R,25,CH&A,3OlOOrandyiew Ave. N. $323 me. Do you ENTERTAIN here's a perfect country setting 3 OVERSIZE Bdrms, 2 Bath, guest cottage I. Large Gazebo. This lovely Estate over 1 Acre only $79,900. 3fl.7$32 Eve4 322.0612.332.1317 '207 E.2$th St. - ___________________ 33-44jij INVEST WISELY, don't spend. 6 acres on the beautiful Wekiva River only $110,000. Furnished ______________________ Dsry 2 Bedroom, 2 complete laths, LR with PP. omI. many fruit trees. 611177$. - ' "IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUIUC HIARINS PRORATE DIVISION The Evening Herald ClassIfied OP PROPOSED CHANORS AND Pile Number IS-124.CP offer no fancy claim.. AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Olvisisa f s. . .Just Reluitsi NOTICIOP PUBLIC HEARINS DISTRICTS AND SOUNDANIES IN RI: ESTATE OP TheCItyof Lek.Mary planning OP THE ZONING ORDINANCE WILLIE HERLEY ROBiNSON a. i zeniiis C.mIfliSSlsnaCtktI OP THE CITY OP SANFORD, k.a WILLIE H. ROCINSON the Citizen's Advisory Cemmittee FLORIDA. Deceased fir the CsmprsP.onsive Plan wIll NOTICIOPADMINISTRATION ' Platics is hereby given tsat a MINI1JLOCIC hold a Public Hearing en April The administiatton of the estate Pvlic Nearing will be held at the New concrete buildings all sizes,' 1915, at 5:00 S& html CsmmisslonRoemlntt,eCl$yljaII Of WILLIE NERLIYROIINSON, 3O&up, especially nice, most. Mary City Ilall. i.aka WILLIE H. ROBINSON, mit,. city at Sanfsrd, Florida, at convenient on ii at SR 14 NtIS Public HivIng isis 1110415 7:N.'clsck P.M. n u, g, decessal, File Number 5O130.CP, behind Days Inn, .4 industrlaI. me Csniprofienaive Plan. The caneidor dtan5ø aid among. Is pending in fits CWcuIt Court for Park. 3231041. -* pwblIc is herssi Is ahead aid he Seminole County, Florida, Probate mails oim., Nerd the City SI SanderS Fisrida, as Division, the address Of which ii ONE PHONE Mae,' V, CALL STARTS 4l. Seminole County Courthouse, ISUeWI. Clerk CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS' A portion St that certain $5Rf51'd, FlorIda 33711. Yhi RESULYFUL END. THE property lying north of and ttms and addrsssas of the 5SF. NUMBER 153223411. sonal representative and the ml Lobe 1, HIddm psrMnal r prsse.tati's bihia* Art Lane aflor, a. DIII 19 • set sr*i below. ___________________ LaMe Drive is, proposed to be All interested persons are related from SN.IAA revWed to Ills with this court, ____ family Residential) DIIIIICI RC.1 (Restricted Commercial) WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF kit., w.w carpet, CH&A. THIS NOTICE: (tt perticutarly Issalbel as tsusus: claims Washer.Drysr, no ps,s $30. 'N Sigise Ing at the northeast against the estate aid (3) any 3231040 or 333-8151. -' deliction by an interested pe,. owner _ at Lit 31, .es _ ____ Ii deSfees IU$ 911.14 • IS91 Sks was mailed that Gvae 50 full therVs no resni delflerees thS validity Of . $seth PS . for the car? Cleai itoiil with a QuSiN1ca*Iens atm. psrsmai 011.51 flat, SOuth 51 so' Wait In the Herald. PH. representative, venue, or so" wsss imu list, gelfi misii or $319993. ____________,_ - __ 1a$E1g1417,401je11,pj$ntat ltwisdIctienOf th. court. ALL CLAIMS AND OS. Issinning, Wiai se NOrth 11 -4iousss JICTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILl. aizsu west sian g 51 FOREVER BARRED. des4e W W 1.0 105.71 Publication ci this Nitice has laud for lupiwes, eesr .c ' kidh 11 dersis East 115.71 , hesuut en March 30.9911 $svthagslerlp Is Petit 11 5551 leesfisut. ls.s Personal Ragreseudative: finale Carrie Williams SiobI. Pago50Of She Public fist Office , , I5CirIS SI kINItule Cofy, Oviols, F lulls 3074$ Fflrlda. .All. peril., Is laforisi and AI1St$WV - for Personal ctWiom shell bows u mesriunisy Iapreseallve: PruideAus. ReSOrt M. Morris tobebaerditeall!,wlng HUTCHISON, MORRIS Sy er Of lbs CIty Csnwitaslsn 323.1773 . MAMIIE Of lbs CIty SI Uut Fis. We are CONCERNED with your NEEDS Call 322.4991. . STEMPER AGENCY ' REALTOR 322499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE V.ASSInagssidai Eves: 349-Six, 322190, 3234303 IOISIII lIAlTY ______________________' 24 UI W 322.9283 HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM ___ a INC. 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. me - - . N.H. Tames 1, dIV Clsr DIT.I - - SanlsrL Florida 31711 TuI*iuis: ('U) 123.1311 PublIsh Mar. 305 5 r. 4,1'U OIT132 Tsnmrrgw onop e m. - , 010*1 Classitiw Ad Isdgy.... ci I REALTOR BATEMAN REALTY leg. Real Estate Sreker 2640 Sanford Ave. '- 3214759 Delory: 2 B.aroom 1½ Bath Fruit Trees lSVoIusi.. 4454775 H (___ HANDYMAN investment 2 story, convert foduplex. Zoned 137.500 SPACIOUS 3 BR brick FP, formal DR. eat in kit., cor. shaded tots $31,000. I BR, lam. home w pool, schools, prime residential area. Only 161,900. 111.500 dwn. energy saver. 3 BR, 2' B. choice area, kit,, eqpt,, w w carpet, C H&A. All Amenities, $76,500. VAF HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your tot! Will build o yotir lot at our lot V Enterprise. Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6.44-30)2 J( LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT. DEBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. $37,000. BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUPLEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. $60,000. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS. READY FOR OC. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. CRO CE!?? ciCom., SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 321 0640 377.1577 ' Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. - REALTORS SUPER! 3 815.28 home on nice corner lotI Great investment Prop.I Adi. prop. avail.I $27,SOOlI NEATI 3 BR, lB home with lots of potentlalt Priced to 5.111 523.5001 BEAUTIFUL! 4 BR, 2'., B home in Loch Arbort Pool & Patiol C H&A, OR, eat-in kit., FR & much more, BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 564,0001 Just Iistedt 2 BR, 15 home in CCM on fenced lot. 30*10 coy. ered patio overlooking p0011 C. HIA, eat.in kIt, FR & morel Just 510,0001 Good investmentI Wide variety of uses. 2 BR. 18. Gin. comm. zoningl Only $31,900. Handyman special 3 BR, .15 home close to school 8 shopping. Exc. Investment property. Yours for $23,300. ______ ______ (C. ,) The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 322-2420 Handyman Special-30R, lB over 1 acre. $20,000. Eauestrians Deliaht. 3 BR. 2B. cedar & stone, FP, S acres, 36*36 custom barn. Builders Beauty, 5 BR, 18 on 4 acres,pool,FP,suana& more, more, morel w EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 333. 241) or 531.9992. By Owner Four bedroom, 2 baths, or 3.7 Family room. Nw Mayfair Country Club, New airheat units, water heater, winds, sink, stove I oven. RoOf only old. $41,900. C.11 3210520 for appointflhenl. No brokers please. L4 I. '- 'I ii __________________________ 9683 S •,. 43-Lots. Acreage MCRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM 36.500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN COULD BE 3 LOTS 57500 TOTAL GOOD TERMS 7', ACRES. PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR I LOTS. 112.500 TERMS AVAILABLE. CROCK!TT Cog c7Como. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 24395 Myrlle Ave. Orlando Sanford 3' 1571 321 0640 Nice rcsidenllal lot on El Portal. loaded with trees. Assume $3,110 mtg. at 9': Pc? In?. With 125 mo. pymts. Total price 57,500 or best offer. 323-5036. $ acre parcels, Lk. Sylvian area. Terms. Call W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR, 322-7953. Goldsboro -By Owner 46-Commercial Prope-ny 3 BR, completely remodeled _____________________________ inside Iout. New ww carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,500. BUSINESS for Sale 322.0216. Retiring 372-6461 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll ___________ find him listed in our Business 47-Real Estate Wanted Service Directory. Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Write Bo. 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price. No salesmen. 4-CondO ForSale Sandlewood Village 2 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths, available May 30. $37,500 good terms. 29S71U or 671-4530. 2 BR, 20, ww, CA H, WD, OW, pool, club house, scr. porch, 533,500. 327.0323. 42.-its Homes 1 YR. OLD DIL.WIDEBeautIful 1g. 2 BR, 25, w Central NSA heat pump, big birms., I huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $1990011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323.5714. bleutiM new BROAD. MORE, Irnt I reer BR'S. GREGORY MORILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323.5300 VA IFHA Financing 100' LAKE FRONT LOT In Casselberryon Seminola Blvd. Good for investment or use now. $11,900 with good terms. _________________ 47-A-rtgages Bought ________________________ &SoId W'.I buy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mortgage investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976. -__________ SO-Mscellaneous for Sale _____________________ WILSOPIMAIE:p FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311315E.FlrstSt. 3275472 Beds. Dbl. motel 8.5. 1. Matt., 530 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323.7340. LeatherS Rubber Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.379) TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead & copper Tiffany.type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. 521.0701 'CailBart REAl. ESTATE REALTOR, 333.7491 Beautihl country lot in Deltone, located off Courtland 5halio51grd wooded, $3,300. 333.7559 fl S. H. Ireast Rag. 10115 INN. tMt,Casulberry, Fl.' !31820e Fr Sale Fri 1. Sat., remaining paintS. misc. paint products of the Mary.Car?e, PaInt Store. 1 Fisher Tent Machine-I tents, 13rd off or more. 1304 Palmetto Ave 3334ue. ________________________ Motel Redspre.ds for sale, $5 each. Call till tO p.m. daily. 3210110. ir. f4 ITATI Ireber Evc.8522655 - - lIllY JUNK CARS From 310 to $50 LaII 322 1623 3?? .1460 Green shag carpet pad, l.R Shall, good cond. 3221104 A OK lIRE 3277480 NEWTIRES$1989&Up 2413 French Ave Sanford Wanted Outdoor table & ben __________________ -___________________ ches. concrete, with or without 'i.* Honda 350 4 Nt'w seat. umbrella 323 1525 Kerkir header chain .. ______ sprockets. F resh engine, new (IR NIT URI & tire', 5.000 iiles aun 32? 2055. AF'PL IANC Es Sanford F ur I .'rry .',lu,' S,iI,,iq,' I?) 87)1 I ____________________________________ 68-Wanted - Fr Sale Sofa fled Double bed size 322 1847 51-Household GOOdS ' -Jim 323)888. I - Good used TV's, $25 Sup MILLERS l6l9OrlandnOr Ph 322035? Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Orient,il Rugs, Diamonds ttridges Antiques 3?] 280) I. 72-Auction - I I '*'AUCTION SALE FRI. 7:30 P.M. CASH DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY SIAYLATE Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 16 West. Sanford - 3235620 - Yard Sale: 1206 Palmetto Ave., Fri. I Sat. Color TV, New Homes sewing mach, perfect cond.. range hood; school desks; el fans; wash basin; lights; clothes; el appl. 8. much more, _____________________________ Garage Sale: Thurs., Fri. I Sat. Dishes, clothing, misc. Some furn., boat I trailer, Hwy 121 turn at Oakwood Acres Training Stables sign. 323 7051. YardSale.72sCeleryAve. Fri&Sat.,April,48,5 9toS FLEA MARKET for charity, Fri. I Sat. in Masonic Lodge parking lot, N. Park Ave., 5.3. __________ SS.-Boats & ACcessories _________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 33771 Cobia bowrider w-trailer. No motor. 1$' tn-hull. $100080 or trade for VW. 3220091. 10' Aluminum Jon Boat with oars. Like new, $93. 322-4260 after S. - 9-aslcaI *rctiandise For Estate Commercial & Res, cient.aI Auctions I Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. Wonder what to do with Two' Sell One - The quick, eas Want Ad way. The magic number is 322 2611 or 63)9993. 75-Recreational _______________ , __________________________________ 7) Ford Pickup F tOO 1900 Good Condiicn 323 2303 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speed way. Daytona Beach, will hold I a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p.m. It's theonlyofleinFloridaYouset the reserved pr.ce Call 904 255 8311 for further details. ' 1972 Dodge Demon Low mi.. new paint, good cond. $120i) 327 1464 ----- - - 1977 Fiat X 19. exc cond AMFM, 8 track, AC, Miracle Shield 377 286) or 323-52)5 -____________________________ . AMI Gremlin 1915, 6 cyl 17-i mpg. auto, air. 33.000 ml Like new, $1650 080 372 0098, may trade -____________________________ 1972 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. SHARP, I DOOR, ALL POWER 8. AIR, 0000 TIRES $595 32) 0640 . g II1IEUI It MUST SElL THIS WEEK 15' Scottie Pull travel trailer, full Sell contained 1)100 or best offer. 32) 0171, Sanford. __________________________ - - 73-A--Vans - -. - -- -- ---- Home Improvement Central Temp will service AC's, refriçj. freeze-i's, water coolers, misc Call 373 7786 anytime, Riid'iiined roo'ht A C's, to 30.000 IITU's. 90 day guar. Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, John Young Pkway. 295-6077. -- 75 Chevy Surban, Sitverado pkg, Duel AC, only 53.250. 136 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Casseiberry. 834 5399 -- 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van, I pass.. 36.000 mi. only $5,488,436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry, 634 $399. 77 Chevy Sport Van, WDs, 6 cyl, 3 Sp., 35.000 mi. only 13,485, 436 Auto Sales, 560 Hwy 436 Casselberry, $345399. . ' CA jardeq APA RTMENTS "Luxury For - 5 1 an quaity operation ). VAR. ra,,u., etc.Wayne flea). 327 1321 , CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S. G. BALINT 322 $643 Home Repair TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9E. 1st St., 3?? 5742 _________________________ SERVICESUNLIMITED Home Repairl Remodeling 3220171 2lhrs ________________________ - Actditions& Remodeling Free Esf. Lic & Bonded Johnny Walker Const Ltd 322 64S7 _______ - Cabinets ___________________________ Custnm Furniture, kit. w'iii units, wood or mica. CompleteMobile "Specialty Items". 3399136. Home Repair 1 5759 __________________________ Carpet Cleaning ______________________ ANDY'SCARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 21 hr. 8300070 Less" 1, 2, 3 SR. SuItes S Unfurut. Adult. Family Peel Laundry 10us$ -1 'Story Light Itsuling ___________________________ Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Ceramic Tile __________________________ MtINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. E*p. 569 8562 Clock Repair GWAL.TNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 322 6509 eSstTIakIflg Alterations, Dresirnaking Drapes, Upholstery 323 0707 _____________________________ intIng ____________________________ Creative Surfaces lic, specializing in repainting, mt. & ext , wallpaper, wall texing, wood Staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 86 $592 ______________________________ PaintI, 1, Repsir Trent Painting I Repair Interior I. Exterior Free Est. 332,355$ 03.ning& Bonrdlng Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat conlroled heat, off floor Sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322.5737 I ______________________________ Ptio$ognsplsy ______________________________ - wending photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color 5*10. 323 175$. - TIICt0IIk ______________________________ HouseCleaning ' . HousewivesCieaningService Personalized, fast. dependable "v'i".ar or I "me i:esii Wedowashwindow$ 677.5194 Spring jeqva I Beauty Car. - Force to sell travel trailer 1980 35' Many extras, must see to appreciate 331 7036. - Air Conditioning ________________________________________________________________________ Vehicles ________ -------- - Stvdle - Can't find it? Try us? Over 14 top brand new pianos & organs in stock, including new, used, rebuilt I reconditioned. We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that. Cannon Music Co., Lungwood Village Shopolng Center, S 434. 1 bI E of 1.1. 33-S900. __ - - Used tbl model color TV's, all working. $99.95. ID to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. 322 8721. 54-Garage Sale ' Couches, chairs, loveseat, new bar stools, a large lot from an estate, some antiques, some modern, beautilul lamps, glassware pieces, old dolls & other small items, large aquarium & tank & stand, & many other nice items, something for everyone. TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 5493.7$ bal. $153.16' or 117 ma Agent 339 5386 Make your TV remote controlled -- no wires. Come byourshop for demonstration. HERB'S TV 25975. Sanford Ave. 323 1731 7$ Pont Trans Am. like new. 33.000 mi only 55.888 136 AutO S,iles, 860 Hwy 436. Cacselberry. 83.4 8399 . - 53-N-Radio-Stereo - ___ Larry's Mart, 2)5 S,tnforcl Ave Buy & Sell, the finest 'n useI furniture, ReIrq stoves, too Is Washer repo CF ,tetu.e model Sold oriq 5109 35, used short time iI,tl $189 II or 5)9 35 mo, Agent 339 8386 -- Ref. repo. 16 cu II trot free. Orig. $529. now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 3396316 __________________________ - - Cash 3224132 KI-NM0PE WASHER Parts, Service. llst'd Mact,ines MOONEY AF'PI lANCES 323 0691 Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $649. assume payments of $2) ma. Agent 339 8386. 11 urd I:.plort'r. spoke wheels, .15) CIt'veI,ind, auto & AC, only 53,888, 136 Auto Salt's, 860 Hwy 436. C,issetberry. 831 8399 ______________________ _____________________________________ -------- J n,er,.a.IJ MICROWAVE 79-Trucks.Trajlers Wrt,uy u',,'tI lu,uilur,' tURN IT URE 8. FlINGS 5005 Sanford Ave Sanford _____ 373 6593 Wanted to buy used off ci. equipn,enl Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92. S,.t, I of Sanford 372 8721 --_I Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call off of lol,sl inventory ut hr ..nd new intersprincj bedding These beds are not damafj(-d or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free focal delivery Noll's S,,,for,1 Furniture Salvage. 179? So of Sanford. 322 877). ____________________________ - . _______ .Vl' ll.lY List (1 (IRNI I LJRE. Al'F'l $AN(F S 8. P1 LIMIIINC. IX? -i P F S Ji'il'. ins I LI iiiturc 70' r 25th St .173 098) -.-.---- 1978 Sinqt-r Futur,i F ully .1010. repossessed, used very short tiitit' Original $593, b,tI $l81, $2) tm Agent 339 8386 -- 78-WKflorcycles to Buy ________________________________________________________________ - - _._ - 1. (Jstxl c,,rs truks 8. teavu equip 'eflI Ill 5990 ______________________ Pretty Little Pony 8. Tack 377 1101 Water bed, queen silt', custom design, including bed pad & linens, $150 323 7381 -a I p L'oit,tr F'act lOr unit 66-Horses ________________________________________________________________________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale .5 - 76 Olds Delta fS. 2 dr, 350 engine. 18.000 one owner rn. only 52.341, 336 Auto Sales. 8.60 Hwy 136. Casselberry. 831 8399 77-Junk Cars Removed - BOWLES REALTY INC. BETTER HOMES I GARDENS Pure Country Comfort-I BR, 1 B on 1½ acres + walk to church, school I store. $56,900. - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 69 tO 75 models Call 3399100 or 831 .1605 (Dealer) _____________ 4 OK TIRE .121 148) Shocks 1595 Heavy Duty 1795 AIR SHOCKS 15,95 New flatteries $2995 Ill) F rent h $,' Sanford - -- -- - ----- 8German Step pupsforsale. No shots 6 wks old $30 ca 323 HIGHWAY I 4 FRONTAGE, DeBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES -- SIDE ROAD AC CESS 531.510. GOOD TERMS. Gentle Geneva, 3 BR, lB Mobile waddition. Walk to Lake Harney. Great Terms I $25,500. --- - _____________________________________________ 112 CarverAv Academy Manor. " - - . LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE DO 8. CFU. 120.000. "'" -- - 65--Pets.Supplies NEW HOMES Openito5daily mn L - ,,n,4... l 7W MuOlily. 322 2994 -________________ 76-Auto Parts FILL DIR' & TOP SOft 'yELLOW SAND (,ill Clark & Ilirt 323 158'? Lawnmowers We sell the best 8 servce the rest WEST ER N AUTO. 3(11 I'.' ',t ,t 1335'. 5 French 1)797) Sanford 323532* ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS - 2"ACRESPINE& PALMETTO HEAR LAKE IIARHEY 18.900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. Sos our Sanford's Sales Leader ' _____________________ Call Sandy Wisdom $62170024hrs. 3.ø.So9lor REALTY I you plan to dl g up $263,000?!" WORLD. _______ ________ - SLIM I'IIDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD (OLUMNS - 323 7134 '5 '-ord Pinto station wagon. new tires New starter, new engine 327 1375 _____ 1978 T B-rd 31,000mi Like new Blue 1.1.500 ti? 229' - - . ________ ______ 730od Coronet Brougham, V 8.4 C. Auto. Radio, good mpg, exc running ond 11.100 or bcsl ttf, 869 1471 . "Talk about being c arried away! Where did REALTY ____ 701 .. French Sacrificing late model travel trailer 28'. self cont . air BR. many e,tras. no plone caIIs I? Oaks Camp Ground Lot S -- Sale WE BUY CARS _______ 62-L.awn.Gardefl , 3 BR, 28, 2 story house $33,000-. $5,000 down, owner financed. _____________________ 2993397 RE. Assoc. - tor Sale 35, 511' wheel camper, 1916 Apeco Very good cond $8000. with truck $10,000 323 8066 ____________ - ' ) Osteen Retreat. 20 acres hunting camp. 539,900111 STENSTROM ________ 'S " 80-Autos for 75-Recreational Vehicles UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are (J5f taking up space with a want in the Herald 3222611 or 831 Huge oaks shade this charming 3 Ddrm home with fireplace, hardwood floors, dining room, screened porch & garage. Central location. $33,000. 1 pcI. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments, 377 7787. 60.A-Busif'11sEip S,t)e Used office eqp? Oes 'iling cab & chars Mans items to choose from Noll ' Sanford Furniture 5aIvacp, 17 92. So. of Sanford. 322 87?) AUC?ION HOME WITH INCOME POTENTIAL - I Bdrm. I Bath. format living room & din, room. Breakfast room and den. All recently remodeled. Walk to Shopping, church and school. $55,000. 3 BEDROOM, 1' BATH. DOLl tILE CARPORT, APPLI. ANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON AL MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. ? - _\ I MLS 3234041 or ewes. 323.0317 by Gill FOX GLANCES t-or I Attracliv" 3 Bdrm, 1': Bath home w.th assumable 122.000 8, pct. VA loan. Quality I I construction, attractive HANDYMAN 3 BR, I' b. shaded location, Under $10,000. cor lot $28,500. branch ')')'j - 511 15111 FSE4lsp bed pei've . W. Garnett White Rig. Real çstate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Pho3fl.7$U,5anford S anau Pat Office Draw If 339-0509 339-0301 M. Unsworlh Realty I- ' sure to aet resuiti' ) 24 Hrs. I Build tu Suit-our lot or yours FHA-VA, FHA 2358245 __________________ ALL PLONIMALTY OF MN-FOlD 1tALTOl • EALTORS 11111- ENUE_ 323-5774 BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX consequences 8 shelters, others by appointment it SAVES. i,: MULTIPLELISTIPIG RfrALTOR.' Eweidng Ilesuld PublIsh April 4, INS DEU.I7 Buyers we have EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE in creative 8 owner investment FINANC. ING. Beautiful 3. BR, 1½ B, in Loch Arbor, CHIA, ige yard with swimable lake in back. $100 first & last + sec. 323.3036. liar his Sp'I.g Oaks 322-7912 STEMPER SEZt SELLERS we have BUYERS for your HOME or PROPERTY call for INDIVIDUAL at. tention. '' 4 Rdrm, 1½B, S300permo.,$ISOsec.dep. 323.7175 or 332.9204 305 323 1863 Hedge against in? lation? Sacres on fast growing Lk, Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good terms? Unfurnished -------- AAA EMPLOVMØT French AG DON 'T MISS THIS ONE 911 Elm Ave. 2 BR, 1", B. comp. remodeled home, Lg. LR, OR, C-H&A. $31,200 w assumable mort. at 10 pci. _______________ -'C S .HANDYMAN SPECIAL and a great bargain at 120,500, This home includes 2 BR, 18 on a very Ig 50x235 deep lot. See it today? 31-Apartments Furnished NOTICE OF PUIUC HEAR INS CITY OP WINTER SPRINGS, CHILD CARE FLORIDA Freeor reduced rates * * * * * * * * TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, if you qualify.323-$434 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN • by the City Council Of the city of Winter Springs, Florida, that saidCity Council will hold a public 912 Ave hearing at the CIty Hail, 100 N. I ______________________ (acrossfrom Health Dept.) Edgemon Ave., Winter springs, Spring Offer Fl., on Tuesday, April 22, 1900, at 3233173 Creative Expreuions 223.7513 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider an Ordinance * * * * * * * * entitled as follows: -, ANORDINANCEOFTHICITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLOR. Nurse Aides exp. In nursing IDA, REZONINO THE HEREIN. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS home care. Apply in person AFTER 015CR $ CEO LANDS, NAME STATUTE Lakeview Nursing Center, 912 PART OF SHEOAH GOLF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: E. 2nd St., Sanford. COURSE FRONTING ON SR. 434 Notice Is hereby given that the AND LYING WITHIN THE undersigned pursuant to the SOUNDARIES OP THE HIGH. "Fictitious Name Statute," LANDS P.U.D., IN THE CITY OF Chapter $45.05, Florida Statutes, WINTER SPRINGS, SEMINOLE will resister with the Clerk of the COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM ITS Circuit Court, in and for Seminole PRESENT ZONING CI.AS$IPI. County, Florida, upon receipt of CATION OP PLANNED UNIT proof Of ml publication of this DEVELOPMENT TO C.1 NE ION. notice, to.wlt: FOREST CITY ORH000 COMMERCIAL FUR. COCY AND PAINT SHOP, under Start your Own business build SUANT TO CHAPTER 1MMI OP which I expect to engage in an Eening Herald paper THE FLORIDA STATUTES, business at 90 Willow Avenue, route in your own PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. Forest City, Florida. neighborhood, MINT OF THE OFFICIAL iON. That ttaesald party Interested In ING MAP AND THE COMPRE. said business entsrprls. Is as * HENSIVE LAND USE MAP; fols: PAUL OKONSKI. SIVERAIIUTY; CONFLICTS That the presous party doing * AND EFFECTIVE DATE, busIness under this fictitious A copy of said Ordinance Shall name, L.uls F. Castillo, has this be avaIlable at the Office ci the date sold the trade name "Forest * City Clerk of the City of Winter City Cody and Paint Shop" Springs, Fl., for all persons with will together Its good *swing to examine sanse. assets to the undersigned. * All InterilIsI penens are in. Therciove,i..uisF.Ctiliohasthls 1* vItal to attend and be heard. date terminated his interest in and THIS NOTICE isto be published to th business enterprise known Call Circulation Dept. In the EvenIng Herald, a as "Forest City Cody and Paint newspaper SI enersl circulation Thop" and has renunclated all Of the City, one (1) tims at ieøt right, title and interest therein. flftoen (1$) days prior to the time DATED at Aitamonte Springs, Of the public hearing. Seminole County, Florida, this 7th 222.2411 Dated this 10th day of March day of March. iNS. iNS. PAUL OKONSKI CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, p.,j, March 31, 11 and AprIl 4, FLORIDA n, wis ly Mary T. Norton, T:!!:!!z. DIT.103 ______________________ ',-- - ____________________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business oirory. I assurnabIe9. pct.on half of the price of this luxury 2000 sq. ft. home. Sunken LR. fireplace, huge eat.in kitchen. separate FR, OBL garage and many many extras. See to believe at $64,900. TERRIFIC assumption. $18,500 dwn, new 3 BR, 28 choice country area. All Amenities. 598.500. - REALTOR MLS 322647$ Cv., 323.39$ -- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 Theater esestat1ss "Horsepower: An Electric Fable," 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, Seminole Community College followed by comments and audience participation. Co.spoosored by Council of Arts and Sciences. Free to public. - JUNE P0IZIG REALTY ___________________________ drive, a job, or some service you have need of. read all our want ads every day. Harold Hall Realty, Inc REALTORS MLS -- ______________________ SIDE 4-HL - TUESDAY, APRIL$ Private Indiatry Council regular meetIng, 4 p.m., Building J, Seminole Community College. Suburban Republicu Woman's Club 9:46 a.m., home of Grace Martin, 1012 Cathy Drive, Altamonte Springs. A Boutique work somlon for auction and banquet to be held on October. Bring bag lunch. Prospective members welcome. VFW Ladles Auxiliary Unit 10105, 8 p.m., log cabin on lakefront, Sanford. Parent Education Iamt Refresher Comae, three. nIght classes, 7:30 p.m., Florida Hospital Auditorium. To pre.reglster call 196-8611, Ext. 1773. Lecture on "Mid Life Crisis: Passage La New Growth" by Dr. James R. Zullo, director of the Christian Brothers Counseling and Consultation Center, in IllInois, 7 p.m., Hauck Hall Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. DeBaryBl.odBukDrawlag, 10a.m. tol:30p.m., Four Townes Shopping Center In front of Publix. ;,AduUf1l ipaa,2p.m., Deltona Public Library, _____ .Capitot: FIOrkWI Historic House of State." 1 - - __________________________ S tASSlFIEDA For sale or ease. Health forces sale. Popular, successful operation. Busy 17.92 location. Flexible terms. Business only $40,000. Land, building & business $160,000 or lease with option to buy. By United Press InternatIonal _________________________ (The Evening Herald today presents a sampling of opinion from editorials In newspapers across the nation.) 3-Celfleteries 18-Help Wanted NOTICI OP INTINT ___________________________ ___________________________ TONIOISTIR . Keene (N.H.) SentInel: FICTITIOUS NAMI Higgins Realty Shoppe, Inc.,. Telephone Solicitors. *p Time was when inflation was a subject taught only In 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. in Pursuant to the provisions of only. Hourly pointment setting areas most beautiful Memor. ERA economics courses In college... REALTORS Chap?. 565.09 Fla. Statutes Notice rate plus commissions. Op __________________________ al Pait, $400 to settle estate, Today, the lessons of inflation are being learned In is hereby given of the intent of Lee portunity for advancement. and Mona M. Ward, to 29-ROOmS Call Lee at 3220201 for op. America's kitchens, every time someone brings home a bottle register the name "Budd Cook TV pointment. ___________________________ of ketchup and finds the price stamped on the cap Is five or ten 1. Video Tronics" and to operate 4-P05SOnaIS Sanford Gracious living. Reas. - LPN full time, 3-11. Apply to cents higher than the one on the nowempty bottle being the business located at 9423 Forest Weekly 8 monthly rates, City Road, Orlando, Florida Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 discarded... utilities pd. Inquire 500 5. Oak CANNON REST HOME (Seminole County) under said E. 2nd St., Sanford. $417113. On March 3, a modest movement got under way to keep the name as joint owners. Special care, good food, for elderly lady. Can be bid _____________________________ Dated this 17th day of March, RN full time, 5.4 shift. Apply in lid on some supermarket prices, at least temporarily. About a patient. 121 Dolores Drive, person Sanford Nursing & dozen major chains responded to an appeal from Esther mo. x-Apartments Unfurnished Altarnor*e Springs. $341140. Howard J. Clifton Cony. Center, 950 Mellonviile Peterson, the president's special assistant for consumer afAttorney for Registrants Ave. 312 West Fairbanks Ave. fairs, and agreed to put a price ceiling on selected staple food Why e Lonely? Write: "Get A BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only Winter Park, Florida 32119 Mate" Dating Service. All on Lake Ada. Just So. of Items. The freezes will remain in effect for periods ranging Publish Make room in your attic, garage March 21, 2$, and April 4, ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. A-port Blvd. on 17.92 in from one to five months, depending on the chain... Sell Idle items with a ClassifIii' 11, 1910 Sanford. Call 323.I670 Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker a In most cases, the stores have sufficient stock on hand or DET.104 Mariner's Villag. 322.2411 or 531.9913. I WILL NOT SE RESPON. stockpiled to cover the expected demand. However, under the SISLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. Condoforrent.28R lower level, terms of the voluntary agreement, even if a retailer's costs go NOTICITOSID CURRED IV ANYONE Applications are now being Sandiewood Villas. $300 mo. Notice is hereby given that the up on a given item, the price will not, at least for the duration OTHER THAN MYSELF AS accepted for Fuil.Time Tellers Inc. maint. fees. 530.5544. City of Lake Mary, of Seminole OF April 3. 1910. at the Flagship Bank of of the agreed-upon freeze. Florida, will receive MICHAEL A. SHOPE Roomsfor Rent Seminoie. For information call There are benefits in this program, both to the companies County, sealed bids until 5:00 P.M., May 1, ____________________________ Sanford personnel at 323.1776 ext. 201. and to consumers... 1910, at the City Hall. 153 East Equal Opportunity Employer. 3223133 Found 5••••4_$f & Lake Avenue, Lake Mary, In the Long run, however, the supermarket price freeze is the Crystal Modern 2 BR, 15, CH&A, w.w for Liability insurance. most valuable for what it tells us about our fragile economy. Florida, -:-carpet, fully equipped kit., Sealed bids will be opened and Convenience store clerk. Good cony, location, $233 mo. + dep. This nation is In serious trouble, Indeed, when a limited price read at the regular City Council LoSt Ilk sable male Ferret in Company benefits. Apply area of Sent. Ave. & Aiiport Adults only, no pets. 3220341 freeze on selected grocery items can be touted by the White meeting, May 1, 1910, at 1:3.0 P.M. Handy Way Foods, Sanford Slvd. 322.7131. Specifications may be obtained ____________________________ " House as an Important contribution" to limiting inflationary from the CIty Clerk, Lake Mary If you are having difficulty area. finding a place, to live, car to pressures. City Hall, 1SS East Crystal Lake MONDAY, APRIL 7 Energy Technology Exhibit, Seminole Community College Library. Open daily through AprIl 18. Geneva Citizens Auoclatlon, 8 p.m., Geneva Community Building. = 11 A. is? come, lit serve-opportunity for 3 ambitious people this month. 131.3911. Sunday Noon Friday _________________ Friday,ApriI4, 1910-hA -i -- DEADLINES Noon the Day Befot'e Publication E. Ward Evanlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cleaning Time, ovens, refrig., waIIs,woodwork,wd,. floor%, top to bottom. Sue 373 846). lsats Home ____________________ Carpentry, Painting, Main?. of all types. Lic. Bonded 333 6038 Insured 534-5399 Mowing, grading & Loader work 3233S16 - Tree Service __________________________ TreeServic, lop, Trim. Removal Call Jim Fllnn. 534 7199 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 371-0511 Custom built utility I boat tralliq's, truck racks I misc repairs. ' - -, 150$ W. 25th ST. SANFORD 3222090 I P ListvouZness... 1 I 322-26B or 831-9993 I �.•,,*, .. .•. -,.. -- -.. - . -. . . . ,.,. ._ •,• . - • •, •. -. - . - We'll pay you to clean your house of scrap gold, silver and old coins. WV LU T J$j$ IMMEDIATE CASH $ BUying Dai ly 9:00 To 8: 00 V •••' F APRIL 5-6-7 STERLING SILVER WE PAY TOP DOLLAR BRING ITEMS TO $000 ° $1000 HOW14 9ma W . OVERLOOKING LAKE MONROE Anything marked Sterling Spoon.. Forks. Knives. Plates . Can. diesticks . Trays. Frames . Tea Sets. Etc., $16.00 Per Ounce Up. Silver Bars or Medallions 999 Fine. DOWNTOWN SANFORD & Marked 10K. Paying Cash For: DIAMOND RINGS 14K. 18K.22K Engagement Rings, Cluster Rings Men's and Ladies' Solitaire Rings Dental Gold. Platinum. Ring Mourning.. Chains. Bracelets. Earrings . Cuff Links . Class Rings. Wedding Bands ALL OTHER DIAMOND JEWELR Your Diamonds do not have to be perfect or Flawless to be worth money. We need Diamonds of all qualities. We will treat you Courteously and without any high pressure. We will give you a free Appraisal and leave the decision entirely up to you. Our specialty I, Diamond,. We have experience grading and buying diamonds for many years. No Diamond is too large or too small. We need all sizes and all qualities. Here are some typical prices. 112 Cant Diamonds . ..... $100.00 up to $50000 On. Carat Diamonds ........... $400.00 and up Two Carat & Over Diamonds .. $1,000.00 and up Ab 1913 7%ru 1938 . . . • . . . . . .......... . ........ . . . 7* La. 1942 Thru 1943 (wish Lg mint mark above dome) ... 17* La. We buy Proof Sets, Mint Sets, Complete Collections and Uncirculated Coins. -- Robert G. Chapman Is paying the above premium prices for your gold, silver, coins and diamonds. Mr. Chapman Is owner of Chapman Jeweler. in Wabash, Indiana, a family owned jewelry store for many years. Tell your friends he is in town. • -• - Yes we buy Artcarved Diamonds, Orange Blossom Diamonds and Keepsake Diamonds. Yes we buy old Class Rings and old Wedding Bands. DUE TO MARKET FLUCTUATION PRICES IN THIS AD MAY BE HIGHER OR LOWER AAA2ism 9 OVIRWNINO LAKE PAONNN. DOWNTOWN- . • UNPORD 90 -. .. -• •. YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Compl.t. Week's TV Listings each &more Half Dollars .......................'3°' to 06" Each Quarters , ............................. $.150 •.0 $411 Each Dimes ..................................60e to 1121 Each Half Dollars 23 Each (1965Thru 1969) .................................... Gold Coin;. We Pay.... $225.00 & up $475.00 & up 50.00 U.S. Gold Coins. We Pay.... $3,000.00 & up PLEASE NOTE: We pay at least twice above prices for U.S. gold coins dated 1833 or before. CANADIAN SILVER 1966 & Before Canadian Dimes ...................... 45c Each Canadian Quarters ................... $1.00 Each Canadian Halves ..................... $2.00 Each Canadian Silver Dollars. . . ... . . . . . $4.50 Each & Up Paying Cash For: DENTAL GOLD . GOLD CAPS PLATINUM BRIDGE Etc. Boys' 10K Class Rings. .... . . . . $20.00 & Up Ladies' 10K Class Rings ...... $14.00 &Up We Buy ANY POCKET WATCHES We buy from individuals, from estates and from banks. We provide uniformed security. We provide private rooms and will hold all tran. sactions in strict confidence. Th. original Roman pavement of Pilate's Pretorlum Is preserved In the basement of Ecce Homo (Behold the Man) Convent In Jerusalem, where this mosaic shows Christ bearing His cross. We Buy OLD MINE CUT DIAMONDS We Need LARGER SOLITAIRE DIAMONDS BANK REFERENCE: 1st National Bank of Wabash, IN WE PAYTOP DOLLAR! Bring Items to: -. 0 10 to 118 Paying Cash For: Yes, we buy all Pocket Watches in running condition or not. ; No Appointment - Necessary I Isn't Cash In The Bank Better Than Scrap In Your Drawerp? Why Not Oct Paid For Housecleaning At These High Prices Gold has reached an all time high. Diamonds have increased in value. Now is the time to liquidate the jewelry which you are not wearing. NICKELS 1883 Thru 1912 .. . . . . • #. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..........14* La. iTrIr1 4 ; Paying Cash For,or: 10.00 U.S. Small Chip Diamonds..... $1.00 up to $3.00 each 23* Each & Up I 20.00 U.S. Gold Coins. We Pay.... 114 Carat Diamonds ....... $50.00 up to $200.00 INDIAN HEAD PENNIES A S S• GOLD COINS i .00 U.S. Gold Coins .We Pay .... $150.00&up 2.50 U.S. Gold Coin,. We Pay.... $135.00 & up 3.00 U.S. Gold Coins .We Pay.... $210.00 &up 4.00U.S. Gold Coins .WePay . . • . $13,000.00&up conhJs Gold Coins. wPPay ---. -..... - DIAMONDS Please Bring In For Our Offer .\\\' - -• ',-:• • Paying Cash For: Paying Cash For: FOREIGN GOLD & SILVER COINS .. SILVER SILVER COINS 0964 and Before) Paying Cash For: GOLDJEWELRY - • • . •. - •¼• •. • Paying Cash For: SI! .VPP nfl! I AflS (l935 and before) Per Troy Ounce • Friday, April 4, 900 SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY Paying Cash For: • 7 0 LOOSE DLAMONnS JEWELERS I f afl I. - Bring it in. • -5% PrMIUM Rde For So 10r , INIzens • -• - SecurkyGuardsonduty for your protection .1 WEPAY IMMEDIATE CASH - -. checks by irequm ordy. Put yaw OM Jewelry and coins to work for you. We may n,,, able to Pay this match for colas -and "A Good Time to all Is When you have a willing Buyer" - -I---------•-- ___ �-- I 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, April 4, 1S0 Our Intrepid Critic Recalls 'Biggies'_From TV Season The television season Is tfl7iIZI over. Reruns and summer Evening H.rald, Sanford, Ft. GO GUIDE If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat replacements reign ______________________ supreme, along with at. tempts at cogent critical There was the big summation. disappointment, . "The DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and Many critics are Inclined Associates," Earmarked as dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in David Handler to dismiss this past season as the No. 1 prospect of the lounge Tues. Uwu Sat. 2544 Park Drive. Sanford. one for which superlatives season, this law office sitcom shouldn't be trundled out. choked on its own torts and running water, some created this pathetic MIL ( FRIED CHICKEN - Enjoy complete Not so. I don't mean to brand the network didn't step In to chorines on ice skates and a Imitation of Ingemar shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern my colleagues as a gaggle of apply the Heimlich big, big budget. fried chicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. Bergman's "Scenes From a lazies, but there were ac- Maneuver. ABC has just And, finally, there was the Marriage," demanded total FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN - Eat in or tually a number of "bigs" dumped a few leftover biggest bunch of dull, creative control and NBC carry-out Famous Recipe "honey dipped" fried this season. It just takes a episodes back into the line- pretentious hooey of not only gave it to him.' He's ruined it little extra effort to sniff chicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford. this season but many for everybody else - it'll be them out. ABC takes honors with two seasons - "United States." 10 years before a network There was the big other biggies - "The CAVALIER MOTOR INN - Breakfast served 7-11 ves any writer that P° This newly premiered mystery, "Nobody's Per- Lazarus Syndrome," the a.m., dinncr 5-10 p.m. and featuring "Pot Luck" lunch fect," an ABC sitcom biggest (and fastest) flop, NBC entry promised to be again, buffet. Hwy. 17.92 S. of Airport Blvd., Sanford. starring Ron Moody as a and "Ten Speed and Brown prime times first honest There was no big hit. The Scotland Yard inspector Shoe," the biggest waste of look at marriage and its first best new show of the season HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring adult comedy. Unfor. is long gone. "Paris" (CBS), transplanted to San Fran- talent. steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in cisco. "Nobody's Perfect" If you want to take all this tunately, its idea of honest is which starred James Earl popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. was cemented in ABC's fall literally, there was also doing away with the laugh Jones as a cop-criminology HOLIDAY INN— 1-4 - Enjoy live entertainment in Its Idea of adult is professor, soared into !UCMY schedule, then bumped. It "The Big Show" on NBC,track lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every has never been aired or which turned out to be "The tanhr its female lead wake areas rarely touched Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat heard from again. Hollywood Palace" with up In the morning with her anymore by a prim time 14 &S.R. , hair mussed. The how'n series. Unfortuna. tel y p -It d man and hairdresser never left the bottom of the sound RAIRD-RAY DATSUN n now hold their heads ratings or got the elitist high. If only there were following that "The Paper Longwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 meter run, 9 BARGAIN CORNER something here for the Chase" did - even though it a.m., April 12, Springs Plaza Shopping Center, State audience, was a much better show. Road 434. Plant and baked goods sale, arts and crafts BUY HERE • PAY HERE "United States" is a "Skag" and "Elachied" both show, Bluegrass entertainment and refreshments. IN LT PAYMINTI LOW AS writer's Internal dialogue had promise but NBC nipped Auction and drawing, 3 p.m. '14 Per that hasn't sprouted into th5lfl In the bud. "Knob Landing (CBS) and DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAU fully developed characters Members exhibition "Doorways," The Pine Castle or situations. result i "Hart to Hart" (ABC) were Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando, March wit without humor, intellect the most successful of the 1-AIril 18. Reception March 29 7-9:30 p.m. Free to the 4444W public. without intelligence. Talk, slick trash. "Benson" (ABC), a lightweight but talk, $31.131$ Larry Gelbart, who efficient sitcom, scored "Carnival", a romantic musical, Annie Russell steadily. Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, May 1-3,6-10; Of the hoklovm-s, 1:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.m. Call 646-2501. While Shadow" (CBS) remained the top cornby 51-member Laicer Sound Band of hinafton of entertainment Manatee Junior College featuring marches and other 044 PARK DL, PH. 2114M, SAN FORD and message. I watched characteristic music under direction of Dr. Charles E. Privals Partissa SaMust PadNtiesAvsflØte most episodes and was Johnson, 8 p.m., University of Central Florida Fine OW Men..Prl. 118-19142 B.M. -Sat. 4 p.m,.2 am. Arts Rehearsal Hall. Free to the public. seldom disappointed. vu mIia the departing "The Rockford Files" (NBC), 1 S)12)PlIOiY OrcbestraAll American Program which as funnier than most featuring Jeffrey Siegel at the piano performing All OInn.rs Csme wirn cs TIS -Saip as. $II.,d i. -broadw Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue and MacDowell's Piano comedies and always lively. SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS "Taxi" (ABC), the strongest ConoertO No. 2., Friday, Aprij4 and y April o 10.95 at Bob Car, Auditorium In Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Call 841holdover from the previous YOU CAN or ticket outlets. season, was very uneven this ___ ear. Judd Hirsch was Fai Techauisgy xhibit open daily, April 7-18, written outfor several weeks All Dlsasr SPSCIIh Corns Wl* IC. Teajr CoiNs and Irsid a Sa$tsr so be could film a movie and Seminole Community College Library. Sated Iar$1.SS*Ws No. I. CSky Pried $ the cohesion seemed to _____ wffi ike 5 5.54 p, Mislied PIaSSSI and Vigefoblo Ginerul Sanford Macuw and Library, open Wedouffer. asd Cii, Slow $f News No. S. least and w Ike Mi neaday, Friday and Sunday, 2.5 p.m., 520 E. First St., Na.p. ,.1.ssuI ead V.gsSaol. Sad Ceft $lsw pro•nining contl4 to Na. 3. 600 110 6"W Ike or Mod" Na. I. PrWd Pfth C1'eP into prime time. We'll CI,ni ThudS 7211018" Pork, open daily 9 a.m. to .s. -- more of that. ahead, Spin.. U.S. Highway 1703 i4WstU . i. Spag With sir u Na. . l;waas wft whether or not cit. between 1-4 and Sanford. as. Garlic Picnic facilities, 0610", iic,., Mis. . cumstances call for it, •s. VIg,tabl. Na. S. Veal Parmisas because elaborate coverage G Garlic i N . If.. Liver I Oiieus witS Ike Sr Saty NIt _cs Ckb of DeBary, 8 p.m., of live events Is something Meahed PSfoksi eal VeuuteSI. t I).Bor Community Center dances - t the netwo networks can oiler us for senior dtlauns JA" music twice a month. ii•":i;i LIVE Th'TIRTAIN*INT IN OUR LOUNGI that we can't get elsewhere. TUIS.THNU SAT.-9p..ftui... Elsewhere — dWM Children Undsr 12— ½ PrIce ___ 1k.is k7 ____ It by Paul Caponigro, nationally cable - Is starting to scare Iclai iO.d. pr)ffljfl5fl to5rapber, Maftlan Civic Center, 231 them. it Pd. DisCeent TO Senior Citi w. Packwood Ave., MnifI Na Apply Ti Mis AdlNlas M 30 through April This will be our list report 30, Tuesday tlrout Fllda3,, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; of the semen. See you in Saturday, 10 am, to 1 p.ni, Sunday, 14 p.m. September. 30,.24 THE PRIVATE EYE ----V o Christ*ans Looking To Jerusalem Today The spiritual eyes of the Christian World are on Jerusalem at the Easter season. Many pilgrims will be in the Holy City to follow the Way of the Cross, where Jesus walked on his way to Calvary, and to visit the many sacred shrines on Good Friday. The Via Dolorosa, the traditional path. way Jesus followed carrying the cross, has 14 stations commemorating the sorrowful events. Nine are related to the Gospel and five In tradition. The first two are located in the site of the Antonia or pretorium of Pilate (see cover photo), seven are located in streets and the last five in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.. Each Friday at 3p.m. a procession is led by the Franciscan Fathers along the Via Dolorosa from the arch that marks the beginning, which tradition says is built over the site where Pontius Pilate said "Behold the Man," as Jesus came forth bearing a crown of thorns and a purple garment. Although the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Is built over the traditional site of calvary and the tomb where Christ's body was buried, many Protestant Christians view the Garden Tomb and Gordon's Calvary as the authentic sites, discovered by British General Charles Gordon in 1883. Area Christians follow, the Way of the Cross in their hearts at special Holy week observances culminated by joyous Easter services that begin with the rising of the sun. Several special community sunrise services are scheduled as well as those at individual churches. The Sanford Area Ministerial v, w.. BAIRRAY DATSUN D nw 4.. S STEAKS •srSEAFOOD • BBQ ciii.. EAT :' I - p -- .'' - '[! • - •.. , ____J_ ---- • •'• •' : The Ecce Homo Arch on the Via Dolorosa -, - -,-- • —n-- -•-. where pilgrims follow the Way of the Cross E __ y MENU ADDITION $2.95 '. -ii;jjj•1 RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE ALL Association Easter Sunrise Service will take place at 6 a.m. at the Sanford Civic Center, featuring special music and Rev. Leo King, pastor of First United Methodist as speaker. The Oviedo Community Sunrise Service will begin a 5:45 a.m. on the western shore of Lake Charm under sponsorship of all the local churches. John Ulm, minister of the South Seminole Christian Church will speak. Churches of Geneva will sponsor a sunrise service at 5:45 a.m. at Summersill Hill. There will be special music and a sermon by Rev. Larry Sherwood of the First Baptist Church. An outdoor sunrise service will be held at 6:30 a.m. at the lake next to Ascension Lutheran Church, 351 Ascension Drive, Casselberry. Messiah Lutheran Church, Highway 1792, Casselberry, will have a sunrise service at 6 a.m. A sunrise service will be conducted at 7 a.m. on the grounds adjacent to Covenant Presbyterian Church, Highway 17-92, Sanford. Community United Methodist Church, Highway 17-92, Casselberry, will hold a sunrise service on the north parking lot at 6:30 a.m, A sunrise service will be held on the lawn of First Baptist Church of Deltona at 7 a.m. with special music and a message by Jeff Barbieri. An ecumenical Galilean service will be held at 6:30 a.m. at Fountain Lake in Zellwood Station with Pastor Harold Do Ron of Rolling Hills Community Church speaking from the bow of a boat. ZI A AdThe j Friday, April 4,1990.-3 Story and Gordon's Calvary Photos by or Golgotha (Place of the Jane Casselberry Skull), thought by many to be the site of the crucifixion .-- -- • �Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April 4, 110 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISON I McKay Quits To Become Drama Critic ur..n iflLA: t.owa you please tell me whatever happened to Gardner McKay? Almost 15 years ago, (more or less), he starred In a series called "Paradise Island." I haven't seen him In anything since or heard anything about him. 14 IELTON York, S.C. It was "Adventures In Paradise," and It ran on ABC. from 1150 to 1962, and McKay, a big handsome guy, played Capt. Adam Troy. He was never happy as an actor, however, and had the good sense to give It up, even though he was successful, and move on to something else. Two of his plays, "Me" and "Sea Marks," have been shown on now u urania CTIUC ma anda very good one of the Lea Angeles Herald-Examiner, DEAR DICK: In the late 'us, a series Gunslinger" was an 'IV. Please tell me the name of maln character and what be is doing these days? p (X)WNS, Adrian, The main character's name was Cord, but i presume you mean the actor who played the main character, was — and is—Tony Young, Hels still acting. you can him now (U you have the stomach to see It) in "Guyana— Cult of the Damned," the movie about the Jonestown -- - - DEAR DICK: We would like to obtain the name of a movie we saw In Pasadena, Calif., about 1974 or 1975, Save Ca LIFe. 55 GOVERNOR'S HIGHY SAFETY COMMISSION Fioi.4 Dc.panineoi of Acm,o.sttation / which there w a mentally retarded young worked a bakery. Through a dedicated teacher, he becomes a genius. He even had a little love affair. At end of the movie, be reverted back I. the original state of mini1 DOROTHY *1W, Vancouver, Wash, I cant be positive, but It sounds like you might mean "1y" which starred Cliff Robertson. There Is, however, a discrepancy In dates "Charly" came out In 1968. But I cannot recall any other film with that general plot line, DEAR DICK: Are Linda Gray of "Dallas," and Fun Gray of "Buck Rogers," sisters or related In any way? TERESA HUFF, Watch, Mo. No, no relation. DEAR DICK: I saw Robert Cummings on "The Boat" last week and he looks terrible. Has be had a serious Illness? Also, Arthur Godfrey looks awful bad. - been a health food advocate and prided himself on his youthful air and appearance, but health food will take you only so far, so long. DEAR DICK: I think the character who played Beaver (leaver on "Leave It To Beaver" is dead now. Am I right? Also, is the person who played Eddie Haskell In real life actually Alice Cooper? BOB POKORNY, Tucson, Ariz. Wrong twice. For some reason, there are lots of rumors about Jerry Mathera (Beaver) and Ken Osmond (Eddie). But they are both alive and neither one has become Alice Cooper. DEAR DICK: I seem to recall that 40 years ago or so there was a movie actor by the name of Jack Albertson. I saw a movie the other aight, "The Enemy Below," with Robert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens. One of the crew members of the sith chaser, I swear, was that Jack Albertiosa. Was It? J.E. DANSK.A, Stockton, Calif. The only Jack Albertson I've heard of is the current one, the man who was on "Chico and the Man." His first movie was In 1947, but he wasn't In "The Enemy Below," There was a Frank Albertson active 40 years ago, and maybe you mean him. But he wasn't in "The Enemy Below," which, Incidentally, was made In 1957. t1 DL Asked th,ni,t his ik. mt... . .... unsympathetic ___ Now MONO it becomes a weakness; that NONE was his tragic flaw." O "Nijinaky" opened to WMMMM uneven reviews on March 20, a N MM but Bates seemed unalarmed. "I'm glad we did the fiI,, a.&.e; IIWr.IIMI IIas -- WVU ai HM m i MMMI MIM ••• AMMINMEM - - - - - - - - RORSEISIA __.f' —L _. - i Hopkins 38 Regret 39 Actor Chad — 42 Fireplace tool 44 Roman toad 45 A continent (abbr.) 46 Actor Reynolds LPL4J1 tin DAVE kAPLAN FAST BREAK - p S ( 5: * ':._.;: s. • •,2 . . C. . • S V .. . ... • . -... .. . -. 4 - (CBS) Orlando (1 7) (10) Independent Atlanta. Ga. SATURDAY MORNING 6:30 43(4) 2-COUNTRY FISHING betrotters in exhibition at the Olympic Arena In Lake Placid; World Record High Diving Challenge (from Sea World, Florida). al (171 FISHING HOLE 5:30 (17) WRESTLING EVENING 2:00 0 WRESTLING A These poems are by elementary schoolers From Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a r i 1:00 U @i CHAMPIONSHIP FISH. ING MONDAY APRIL 7, 1980 (1)0 NBA BASKETBALL 1:30 MORNING 61OD 6:15 t1 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta n(17) THE ATHLETES Braves vs. Montreal Expos 2:00 Q NASL SPECIAL The __ V17 Son of Seth 7 Actress Mary c - 8 Mimic 9 OConnors role: Archie *0 Dies 11 Italian city 12 Percolate - 0000C rnuoou UWD Eli 110 BUD (JE)HLJI3L]r) Z1000111 DEJIJU 00 t][JUEJ 000 flOOD oo,i oeo i00UO110330 P01100 000000 130 Cuomo LJ00jj do w n and say the WORlD suukilttg up there (OMI. DOWN are She'd say WHAT in JaiietSi'zuk Orlando Public Broadcasting System Sports )ri The MEMMEMMENE MEN WON MEESE EMO Sergei we can. I. used to be alarmed 49 New York by critics, but films have ACROSS 19 Tic Dough Company) opera house 21 Middle East 4* Steps their own awllences. I'm I Actor Beau native 43 Row more Interested in a taxi 8 Irish Rose 5* Dream (French) 24 Piece of 46 Heavy shoe driver's opinion than a 13 Booming 55 Make a paper 47 Argue in favor critic's. It's more spon- *4 Money bag speech 28 Arrests of MAT. tineoig, Jew researched to *5 War hero 1?52 325. 57 Jazz artist 27 Employ 48 avis *6 Craggy hill *u. SEATS 99C Pepper 28 Increase Bates said It was 17 Related on 50 Waste allow. 59 Tatter RPM. ance "fascinating" working with mother's side 60 Demons 29 Frost 52 Estrada P professional dancers IS Orderly 6 Distributing 31 Vex 53Weather• (George do is Pens In the 20 Ocean cards 32 Billiard stick cock 63 Rends title role and Leslie Browne 22 Retain 33 Malignant 54 "Hen fruit' 23 In like manner 64 Diff'rent spirit 56 Fern. noun as NIjInsky's wife Romola). 25 Irish Gaelic 36 Account entry suffix "The discipline Lsstronger in 27 Robert DOWN 40 Actor John 58 Pitch p. ballet than theater. There stars in (Threes 62 Beholdf Vega$ was never any need to call I Grain husk 2 Speed con. than. They were always appears in iesy waiting on the set, ready to ovemm Dallas 3 Mental pic• ODEJJLt!o OILEE! work," he says. "As actors, 34 Dry OOHklLUEJ OEIDD lure they were not experienced, 35 East India 17,25 322 1214 4 Five hundred 000 P300 E]P30I!]D (abbr.) but the camera com• 71311111*11 &11 —JOHN TIAVTA one (Roman) Coco M CC EWJ13D OUVIA NSWTON JOHN I pensates." 37 Actor S Pistol (slang) 00 0E3fl0 -, Independent Orlando WEDNESDAY Any Information you can give me about then' Image, and I try to do the same with films. I run back and forth between films and Plays. A string of romantic leads would not be satisfying as a life's work." t 43P , OJ (35) In addition to the channel, listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 44, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel St tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Chri stian Broadcasting Network (CIN). theme, but are not told what they should write. The Three Legged Apple harry the grapefruit elit walking through the corn patch. A corn jumped out and an apple with three legs kicked him and ran right Into (lie piggy jR'li and fell 11110 a di sh iii pudding The apple ran and the coni spit seeds and the grapefruit ran and the fanner came out and ate them all. Perry Ureggors SUNDAY THURSDAY ONE no No M Arw Poets (ABC) Orlando I was a bird and I would hrnk VI Mom 7:30 players and game action of the (II) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS North American Soccer league AFTERNOON 2:30 "The Big Cypress" are highlighted. aualaI hm CD 0 AMERICAN SPORTS. (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta 2:00 MAN Foster Brooks and Curt Flames vs. Washington Capi. appreciated. L PHILLIPS, Kalamazoo, Mich 3:00 iii) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Gowdy fish for black bass in tals CD 0 INTERNATIONAL BOX- Braves vs. Cincinnati Rods MEMEAThey are both suffering from getting on. Godfrey will be the Florida Everglades; longING Jose Quevas takes on 10:00 EVENING 77 this year and Cummings either 70 or 72, depending on E distance wind surfing; kayak S ATHHarold Dolbrecht for the WBA 0 (35) AMERICA ' M excursion In Nepal. World Welterweight title (from which reference book you read. Cummings has, for years, 1:35 LETES taeo Tampico. Mexico). lI (17) B BASEBALL Atlanta 3:30 Braves vs Cincinnati Rods CD U PROFESSIONAL 3:30 I wish I was made of food BOWLERS TOUR Live coverMONO (S.) 0 NBA BASKETBALL ONE M doughnuts for my eyes age of the $125,000 Miller High APRIL 6, 1980 pizza for my budy 4:30 Life Open from the Red Carpet No NONE "I've always treated films Diaghilev, Bates smiled (7) WIDE WORLD OF 0 hot dogs For my legs Celebrity Lanes in Milwaukee, MORNING like plays," says Alan Bates, broadly and replied, "I like SPORTS NCAA Gymnastics I wish I had UII electric Wisconsin. AFTERNOON No WIMEMENd Championships (from the UniBritish star of the recently Sergei. He can be seen as Ed hand 4:30 1:00 BILL DANCE OUT. versity of Nebraska); National released "Nijinaky." "In ruthless, but I think U you it will write tI (17) THIS WEEK IN BASE- DOORS Championship Air Races (from CK (10) TENNIS "Easter Bowl do dishes America, you go Into films, take on that kind of work (as BALL Reno. Nevada). Junior Tournament" The best strike an image and keep it. ballet Impresario) you must NOMOMME AFTERNOON *set'd of the 18-year-old tennis playWOMEN EVENING 5:00 That's less true of European have that kind of dominate ers compete in the final round and ('leali up 1200 CD U WIDE WORLD OF 6:00 actors, I think. You choose a personality. When one's of play from the Binghamton I wish I had another me HOME ON SPORTS The Harlem Gb. U QD SPORTS ODYSSEY m tI2) (17) WRESTLING Tennis Club. play because of a part, not an vanity is so strong, however. one tip go to school Alan Bates Prefers Diversity • 0 0 wish (0(11(1 fly Cable Ch. (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando AFTERNOON Love home I April 4 thru 10 Cable Ch. Friday, April 4, 1980—S IdIe the other played at o RFA) I red hen and ul1 turn everything Ititti red, R&d is a hut color, like you If was a are In a ring of fire I'eflplt' turn red, then they turn rred. then the would turn red. John ('took MY FAVORITE (f)I.ORS My favorite color is blue; I %SU% III a room all by inself eVer)thllig started to turn blue m Jeans started to turn blue M shirt, m face, in room turned to blue. The store, the grass... The color blue is cold and thus. M) favorite color is red. I was in my bed all by lily sell I heard a strange noise got out of bed and I looked out of the window and everything started to turn red. My bed, m roo room turned to red My self turned red. The grass, the store, ins house turned red, my food turned red, ins clothes turned red. Melinda Adams Specials mwmnw~ Of The Week SATURDAY CONFERENCE our thinking concerning energy Suporliners: Twilight Of An 10:30 surprise, is a smash hit (A) is presented. Era' A nostalgic voyage of fas- 04 (10) THE SHROUD OF APRIL 5, 1910 9:00 clnating luxury and remem- TURIN "Is This The Photo- (5) 9:00 M Ic h no I 0 NURSE bored glory is taken aboard the graph Of Jesus Christ?" An (4) JESUS OF NAZARETH U AFTERNOON Franco Zeffiralli's epic film con- last of the great liners still In examination of the historical Learned stars as a recently widowed head nurse at a large cludes with the Last Supper. trans-Atlantic service the and scientific evidence sur- metropolitan hospital who tries 300 ee n Elizabeth 2. the betrayal. Jesus' crucifixion Qu rounding the mysterious relig(10) THE MYSTERY OF to rebuild her personal hf.' and subsequent resurrection. ious relic that is purported to ELCHE The feast of the 11:00 9:00 (Part 4) (Closed captioned for U (4) NBC LIVE THEATER be Christ's burial cloth, Narrat- through a renewed devotion to Assumption of the Blessed Vir- U @ EASTER SUNDAY her career the hearing Impaired) (A) ed by Rev. Francis L. Filas, progin Mary is the theme of this MASS John Cardinal Cody "The Oldest Living Graduate" 11:30 Henry Fonda stars as a World lessor of theology at Loyola 14th-century play filmed on celebrates an Easter Mass at () 0 YOUR TURN location in the town of Elche in Holy Name Cathedral in ChicaWar I veteran who clashes with University the Catalan region of Spain. go. his son over proposed changes APRIL T. 1960 in his hometown in this producEVENING AFTERNOON lion to be telecast live from the APRIL 10. 1980 APRIL 9, 1980 700 AFTERNOON Southern Methodist Universi(10) DIAMOND RIVERS ty's School of Arts. AFTERNOON (35) (0 1:00 The life and times of a diamond en ofEASTER a boy IS The expeAFTERNOON who loses his 4 (10) THE MYSTERY OF 4:00 óoevesarinde,ofthe u am ELCHE 2:00 Cs) 0 AFTERNOON PLAY1:00 8.00 d.eper miming of Easter. (10) NATIONAL GEO. HOUSE "One Last Ride" A APRILL 1900 400 (DO THE EASTER BUNNY IS GRAPHIC SPECIAL wealthy rancher offers Tracy 1:30 AFTERNOON PLAY, (5) 0 COMIN' TO TOWN Fred the chance to train his son to (35) INS I GHT (1]) SPECIAL HOUSE "One Last Ride" For4.00 AFTERNOON Astaire narrates an animated become an all-around rodeo "Picky" mar rodeo champion Tracy FT (S.) A ERNOON PLAYstar 0 explanation of many Easter . (Part 4) 230 Gibbs learns that his estranged HOUSE 'One Last Ride" Disiltraditions including I.'y beans, (10) INTERLOCHEN EVENING wife J has died and he must take lusioned and unhappy, Ben colored eggs and Easter (111(35) GRIZZLY ADAMS od y of Ben, the 10-year-old runs away into the de se rt with parades. (R) 4.00 EASTER SPECIAL "The cust 7:00 Renewal., sw he has Seen. (Part 1) UD 0 AFTERNOON PLAY- his father following close U c4) TRIBUTE TO HANK EVENING HOUSE "One Last Ride" behind. (Part 3) WILLIAMS EVEMN SUNDAY Ben's hostility toward his father EVENING 7:30 10:00 •, increases when he meets his APmi. •. 8:00 (12) (17) CITIES IN SCHOOLS YOUNG PEOPLE'S father's girlfriend and learns 2) (17) FINDING THE PATH • SPECIAL "Susie's War" 0 A BOY NAMED CHAR. This special examines a system TO AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE his father is now a clown MOANING LIE BROWN Animated. Peren. of bringing government, mediA positive look at the chatinstead of a star. (Part 2) 8.00 cal and other agencies to stunial failure Charlie Brown tOO l.ng.s and opportunities the CM (10) NATIONAL GEOEVENING dared to enter a school spelling dents rather than students (1) 0 MORMON WORLD nation can mist by revitalizing GRAPHIC SPECIAL "The bee and. to everyone's going to the various agencies. 10:30 (1) 0 EASTER SERVICE A Greek Orthodox Easter Service will be telecast from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. -- MONDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY �,t.',.. - 4• FrIday, April 4, 10 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 ABC MOVIE "The 3:00 April 5 Island Of Dr. Moreau" (1977) . @) (35) MOVIE "The Lost RD AY Burl Lancaster, Michael York. Years" (2 His.) A c, (10) THE MYSTERY OF EVENING MORNING a (10) SYNTHESIS If "Here ELCHE The feast of the (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY ashore on an island populated Today... Here Tomorrow" A Assumption of the Blessed Archie sees a way of getting by strange half-man, half-beast Vi,-. disturbing look at the contro- gin Mary is the t'OO even with a practical joker pal creatures. theme of this 5'OO versy raging over radioactive 14th-century by arranging a date for him (U)135) DINAHI & FRIENDS 0(4) (1)0(1)0 NEWS play filmed on WELBY. M.D. wastes from nuclear power 10) MOVIE "A Delicate 4 location In the town of Elche in (10) AS MAN BEHAVES with a professional female 4 plants in America is presented. 5:30 Bal ance" (C) (1973) Katharine "Psychological Tests: Intelli- impersonator. the Catalan region of Spain. Hepburn, Paul Scofield. Based (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER gence 800 3:30 on the play by Edward Albee. AFTERNOON (17) CAROL BURNETT 6:00 BOOMER The visIt of two old friends di.0(4) MOVIE "Thunder in AND FRIENDS Skits: "The BoornerHERE'S h (1)0 THE LAW AND YOU elps a blind dog 9t rupts the illusions holding The Sun" (C) (1959) Susan Family." "Soap To Nuts." a a) 0 OUR GANG his own seeing a"dog. Hayward, Jeff Chandler. A love 12:00 family barely together. (2 Hrs.) 0 (17) HUMAN DWENSION 6:30 (1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK 8 0D NOT HEM SANDWICH triangle occurs during the 40 A young friend of David's is S (4) NBC NEWS Guests: Loretta Lynn, Richard 1850s among a group of 6:20 kidnapped by hitm.n whose l (17) MOVIE "Constantine 8 0D DAILY DEVOTIONAL (5)0 CBS NEWS Pryor, Leonard Nimoy, Joe Basques Journeying to the Call. W 0 ABC NEWS target Is a former crime figure And The Cross"(1960) Cor" fornla vineyards.(1 1/2 His.) Jackson, Andy Brockman.(R) 630 Wild., Christine Kaufman. In David I, helping protect. 0]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH si.iAz* ( 1) 0810 VALLEY A beautiCI) 0 2'RY FISHING the 4th century B.C., ConstanWhen Aunt Ba. goes away for C!) 0 WHEN THE (]D a WEEKEND SPECIAL ful girt tricks Nick Into killing a a visit. Andy and Ople discover SLOWS When Hunk Inherits fine becomes Emperor of Gaul (1) 0 SPECTRUM "The Winged Colt" A man man whom he thought was an the problems of bachelorhood, an old oil field, the crew pools and defeats the Romans in his a) 0 HOT FUDGE (Slim Picked) refuses to outlaw. 4 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES its money to get it pumping crusade for religious tolerance. 0 (17) Ira YOUR BUSINESS believe that a colt mysteriously C!) 0 PROFESSIONAL "Creativity" again. 7:00 born with wings will actually fly. BOWLERS TOUR Live cover. boo III) (17) BOB NEWHART After (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD A SC!) BEST OF SATURDAY S (3) PROFILES IN EDUCA- (Pail 1)(R) age of the $125,000 Miller High trying for some time to have a friend of Rockford's is the tar- NIGHT LIVE 'nON (11) (35) MOVIE "See My Life Open from the Red Carpet child, Bob and Emily decide to get of an assassin In an airport (1) 0 DALLAS The shock 0D 0 BLACK AWARENESS Lawyer" (B/W) (1946) Olson Celebrity Lanes In Milwaukee, adopt. parking lot, over the kidnapping of Sue (l) 0 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN and Johnson, Alan Curtis. A Wisconsin. coup;e of comedians tries to 0 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK Ellen's baby forces the family AND THE TEEN ANGELS 7.1m 4:30 IN REVIEW (17) THE THREE to band renege on a nightclub contract together to find the FACE THE MUSIC S (4) (5)0 THE 000 COUPLE THE VERDI REQUIEM STOOGES I THE (12) (17) LITTLE RAS in infant. (Part 2) (R) order to make themselves (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (17) THIS WEEK IN BASELeonard Bernstein conducts CAtS available to accept movie rOie$. BALL a) 0 JOKER'S w 10:30 the London Symphony Orches(11/2 Hr..) (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 (35) CANDID CAMERA (10) LIVING ENVIRONTwo deputies come to repos- Ira. S (4) BAY CITY ROLLERS 11:00 MENT "Myths Of Technology" 0 (1) THE GONG SHOW seas the furniture when Fred 8:30 (5)030 MINUTES defaults on the payments. (1) THE FACTS OF LIFE (D 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS (M(17) MOVIE "The Long (1) 0 DANCE FEVER CalebWait" (1954) Anthony Quinn, rity judges: Mimi Kennedy, Ron a (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Mrs. Garrett tries to explain CR 135) BENNY HILL ANIMALS "Duck" 10) NON-FICTION TELECharles Coburn. An amnesia Palillo, Gavin MacLeod. Guest: REPORT relations between boys and 8:00 victim discovers that he is Johnny Poole. (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON girls to one of the girls in her VISION "Deadly Force" Richard Cohen's documentary 5 (4) GODZILLA / 010- accused of murder and a) 0 WIDE WORLD OF Fred accidentally fires an house. explores police accountability BETROTTERS ADVENTURE robbery. SPORTS The Harlem Gloantique gun and fears the (8 (10) WALL STREET WEEK betrotters in exhibition at the worst when his neighbor "Commodities: Lowering The in the use of deadly force HOUR 12:30 (1)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / Olympic Arena in Lake Placid; doesn't answer. Risks" Guest: Keith Campbell, against unarmed suspects. 0TARZAN I SUPER 8 HECKLE & JECICIJ World Record High Diving president, Campbell & Co. 11:30 EN 7:30 SUPERFRIENOI a) Challenge (from Sea World, TONIGHT Host: Johnny (U) (35) ROBERT ec*uu.s SC!) C!) 0 AMERICAN BAND- Florida). DOUGH (4) 'flC STAND (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED 8 (3D PINK LADY Guests: Carson. Guests: Mollssa OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS (10) LIVING ENVIRON- ca (10) GAME Jerry Lewis, Red Buttons, Alice Manchester, Lou Ferrigno, Bill (17j tJL1'RAMejrd FIRING LINE "The Underwood, Tony Randall. MENT "Individual InvolveCooper, (7)0 FAMILY FEUD CIA And The Mission Of lntelli. 8:30 0 NSA BASKETBALl. i'nent" (1]) (35) MAUOE Sparks start (5)0 ThE DUKES OF HAZgence" Guest: Thomas (10) MAGIC METHOD OF CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0 flying when Maude arrives in ZARD A reunion of old 100 Powers, author of "The Man Washington as a U.S. moonshiners provokes a con- The Angels and Bosley enter OII.PMNTING •C4) SOUL TRAIN Who Kept The Secrets." rally to locate (121(17) THE PARTRIDGE Hogg and an antique auto Congresswoman. (Part 3) test between Boss (10) THE GROWING (121(17) FISHING HOLE (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Uncle Jess. to dermine who stolen samples of a new space- FAMILY YEARS "Childhood To age fu e l. (A) 6:30 Sherrill Milr,es. was the best rumrunner. (R) M . FRED AND BARNEY Adolescence" (IT) (35) MOVIE "Man-Mad. (4) SHA NA NA Monster" (B/W) (1941) Len MEET THE$f$ñ 1:30 (5)0 THE MUPPETS Guest: Chancy Jr,, Lionel Atwlll. ( jn pij jy / (5)0 STAR TREK An alien Mark Hamill. culture attempts to learn of (T2)(17)WRESTuNG p4ipIia 12:10 good and evil through a battle v.cu'i (121 (17) MOVIE "Mysterious (7)0 Island" (1961) Joan Green- 0]) (35) AMAZING GRACE to the death. April 4 FRIDAY SATURDAY o • • . . Awnings Tolis Houso Widow Awiksgs Path Awaluigs (!)SNON SCHOOL BOWL Oviedo vs. Winter Park 12:40 RY GARDEN (II) (35) MOVIE "Village Of MOVIE "Return From (17) MAVERICK The Giants" (C) (1985) Tommy The Ashes" (B/W) (1985) Maxi Kirk, Johnny Crawiord, A rest9:30 mlilen Schell, Ingrid ThuUn. A ()UPS BEGINS AT CAL. Was band Of teen-agers ingests woman returns to her moneya "magic" potion that causes hungry family after years in a VARY Phenomenal growth. (1 1/2 concentration camp. (1 Hr. 35 0(10) FRENCH CHEF Hi's.) Mins.) 10:00 0(10) THE GROWING 1:00 C@(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- YEARS "Adolescent Personal, 5(4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL STAIRS Hosts: The Babys, Janis Ian. 02)(h7) MOVIE "Fit's Over itcDeveIopm.nt' Guests: Heart, Rupert Holmes. England" (1937) Laurence 2 00 Oiivier, Flora Robson. In the 2:15 1500., British royaJty is t)rnar S (4) MOVIE "99 River Awitgs For flsdda horns SPECIAL GOOD THRU AP4 WITH THIS AOl Par 'MAI 10, 'TO 11 $05 U910 0(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. . RI Rd ' SIBIICLAU wood, Michael Craig. / 7) NEWS v" conflict with the Spanish. 9:00 •(4) (5)0 NEWS (1i)(35) BIONIC WOMAN Jaime Is trapped in an underground pyramid with an alien claims Earth will be dsstrnyed. 0(10) V.1. PEOPLE Host: David Moses. 6:30 •(4) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS Street" (B/W) (1953) John (H (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO "Monsters In The Payne, Evelyn Keyes, A 2:35 Movies" Roger Ebert and Gene he driver becomes t (12) (17) MOVIE "The Hound 5(4) DAFFY DUCK pact when his faithless wife is Siskel taks a look at monster Of The BaskervIliss" (1939) (5)0 POPEVE movies how they started, found murdered. (1 1/2 His.) Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. (D5 SCOOSY how they've changed and what Mp. (7)5 Sherlock Holmes investigates v000 it takes to scare us.(R) (1O) FAMILY the mystery of a canine spirit 011(35) "Alien PncyAndChildblrth" 7:00 haunting an English country Factor" (C) MOVIE (197$) Dan Leifert, MOVIE "Hoffman" 5(3) INBEARCHOF... estate. Tom Griffith. When an alien (1971) Peter Sellers, Sinead (1)0 HIS HAW Guests: Joe spacecraft of massive PrOPOC- Cusack. A young stenographer Stampisy, fIn Bandy, CIar245 tion smashes to Earth, the engaged to outh Brown. married is qi, Getem (DS MOVIE "Five Miles To world trembles as terrifying conned by be a depressed Midnight" (B/W)(1963) 4ophig Creatures begin I (DO LAWRENCE WELK 0 wrook havoc MIddle"agod mon Into spend- 0 (3 "WORD AND SON Loran, Anthony Perkins. After and destruction, (11/2 Hrs.) ing a last weekend with him in Fred is sure that the ring surviving a plane crash, a man his apartment, 1100 Lamont gave him as a present goes Into hiding and convinces ® CASPER AND THE Is the one he has heard was his wife to make a claim for the 230 insurance money on his life. (2 ANGELS (3)0 MAVERICK "me au stolen from Frank Sinatra. 0(10) e- wint me Poisonous tJr" 0(10) DIAMOND RIVERS OpI' Ann Marie Trietero and The life and timse of a diamond (DS AMERJC$ . - —i--- . ____ ,i bitT w ___ - 4:30 her Parents learn how not oks t Prospector In (12) (17) MOVIE "Berlin prepare a child far a hospital Gowdy fish for black bass in 730 Correspondent" (1942) Dana stay. the Florida __ Andrewa, Virginia Gilmore. 4:45 (7)5 TO SE HOUNDED Everglades; Ion 5 ® ORIDAS WATCHING distance wind surfIng; kayak DONAHUE eUrsl in S® ThIJONS (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 0(10) FAMILY PORTRAIT "ma Big Cypress" 0 FAT ALBERT (7)5 JOKER, JOKER, JOKER SUCCeesful Parenting" See SATURDAY, Page 7 ' ojk~ Pd IF ft p Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, AprII4, lflO-7 living legend and an ambitious 12:30 7 6:00 SUNDAY young author (1) TWO'S MEET THE PRESS wants to write NEWS COMPANY 0(4) 0 C4)(5) 0 a) U 1 1111111 (1)0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- (5)030 MINUTES (U) (35) BIONIC WOMAN A her biography. (Part 16 of 16) 'nON 0 (10) FLORIDA REPORT deadly poison will kill Jaime (Closed captioned for the hear. MORNING CONFERENCE (17) REV. TERRY COLE. unless Max the bionic dog can ing impaired) 0 (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 1:00 WHITTAKER help find the antidote. 9:30 CHAMPIONSHIP ASH0(1) 5:30 6:30 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASING 7:30 0 THE JEFFERSONS The (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (1)0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. SIC "King Arthur" Arthur and Jeffersons look back at the (5)0 NBA BASKETBALL 0(4) VOICE OF VICTORY • 600 6:50 Mordred's armies meet in year 1968 when George decid(1)0 EASTER LITURGY SER- Cl) 0 DISCUSSION 80 MORMON WORLD 0(3) DAILY DEVOTIONAL VICE (5) (U) (35) EASTER IS The expe- battle; years later. Lancelot ed to go for broke and open his riences of a boy who loses his comes to Guinevere in a con. own business. (U) 135~ DR. E.J. DANIELS dog serves as a reminder of the vent where she has secluded (U) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 17 IT WRITTEN herself. (Part 8 of 8) iitit*1 From Page 8 deeper meaning of Easter. 10.'OO 800 (17) WRESTLING (10) WASHINGTON WEEK _________________________________________ 4 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. (5)0 CID a REX HUMBARD IN REVIEW (R) 6:30 A boyfriend of Trapper's ex. (7)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE NBC NEWS 0 (4) 1:30 wife who is in desperate need CASPER 8 (10) WORLD OF THE SEA create the music of Texas (1) 0 THE BAXTERS "Birth of surgery insists that Trapper (10) SESAME STREET (R) 0(4) SPORTS AFIELD "Gentle Giant" dance hails from the '30s and Control Responsibility" perform the operation. (R) THE © (17) THREE a) U TONY BROWN'S JOUR0 (17) NNL HOCKEY Atlanta '40g. while Johnny Gimble and STOoGES (7.) 0 ABC NEWS AND FRIEN HAL "Pain Or Puncture" (),Jy TOWERS DS Flames vs. Washington Capi- the Bosque Bandits OLD HOUSEWORKS pick It up (3 (35) INSIGHT SPECIAL (8 (10) 0 (17) WINSTON CHURCH. Isis 6:30 in the 'SOs. "Packy" 7:00 ILL: THE VALIANT YEARS SUNDAY MASS 0 8:00 (12) (17) POPI GOES THE CR (10) WALL STREET WEEK 0(4) DISNEY'S WONDER- "Yalta a) 0 ORAL ROBERTS 5(3) 8.1 AND THE BEAR To COUNTRY Guests: Charley "Commodities: Lowering The FUL WORLD Pluto's Day' 10:30 (U) help pay for his new cruiser, Pride, Janie Fricke, Razzy (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS Risks" Guest: Keith Campbell, While trying to stay out of trou(35) PTL CLUB 8VCATS (U) Sheriff Cain frames BJ and Bailey. president. Campbell & Co. (R) ble, Pluto steals a bone from a (10) BILL MOVERS' JOUR. lines him for transporting Ille9:00 (M(17) BASEBALL Atlanta mean dog, is chased by a seal NAL "The Detroit Model" Bill 10:30 gal aliens. (R) Braves vs. Montreal Expos o (17) NASHVILLE MUSIC 8 C OUTLOOK and held underwater by an Moyers examines the effects of CD 0 THE TIM CONWAY Guests: Conway TwItty, Cristy (3) 0 SUNDAY MORNING octopus. (Closed captioned for federal subsidies on the Indus2:00 SHOW Guest: Melba Moore. (1) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE NASHVILLE MUSIC the hearing impaired) Lane, Ronnie McDowell. try, workers and life of Michi. 0 (4) (7)0 THE EASTER BUNNY IS TOO gan's largest city. Guests: Faron Young, Kelly (1) 0 80 MINUTES 1100 COMIN' TO TOWN Fred (U) (35) THE FLINTSTONES Warren, David Houston. Astaire narrates an animated 0(1) (5)0 a) 0 NEWS (7) 0 MOVIE "The Tan (112) (17) RUFF HOUSE (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (35) MOVIE a) (U) 0 NASL SPECIAL The Commandments" (1956) Chari"The Seven explanation of many Easter (17) LOST IN SPACE players and game action of the ton Heston, YuI Brynnor. The traditions including jelly beans, Minutes" (C) (1971) Wayne 11:00 9:30 North American Soccer League child Moses grows to become a 8(1) (3) a NEWS colored eggs and Easter Maunder. Marianne McAna (4) GOSPEL SINGING are highlighted, drew. A writer defends his revered leader of the Israelites (1) (17) MOVIE "No Man Of parades (R) (LD(35) MOVIE "The Robe" and the motivating force Her Own" (1950) Barbara (35) JIM ROCKFORD book against charges of por. JUBILEE (1]) Rockford finds himself in disfa- nography while a young man (1]) (35) WOODY WOODPECK.. (C)(1953) Richard Burton, Jean behind their historic mass Stanwyck, John Lund A worn. Simmons. A physically and exodus from Egyptian oppres- an is blackmailed after assumvor with the police and the faces rape charges after read- ER AND FRIENDS (8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY emotionally deteriorated sion. (Closed captioned for the Ing the Identity of a dead pasunderworld when a psychic ing it. (2 Hre.) Roman tribune i ordered to hearing impaired) (R) (10) MONTY PYTHON'S (R) points to him as being involved senger following a train crash. execute three criminals in (U) (35) FLIPPER "Second intheslayingofadopepusher. FLYING CIRCUS 10:00 11:30 Jerusalem. (2 Hrs.) Time Around" (10) UNDERSEA WORLD 02) (17) DICK MAURICE AND (7)0 KIDSWORLD NBC LATE MOVIE 5 (4) (10) THE SHAKESPEARE (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED OF JACQUES COUSTEAU COMPANY 01) (35) PORKY PIG AND PLAYS SHVILLE ON THE "Mandrake" (1979) Anthony "Twelfth Night" Feud(17) NA (112) "The Water Planet" The how. 11:30 Herrera. Robert Reed. The log"Unkyty Kendal and Sinead Cusack ROAD and whys of oceanographlc 8(10) STUDIO SEE SATURDAY NIGHT ondary magician Mandrake are featured in Shakespeare's research include some strange LIVE Hosts: Dick Benjamin des" The '° uses his powers to combat a St. Helen's School lyric comedy of misplaced love, and colorful phenomena and Paula Prentiss. Musical Unicycle Drill Team in mistaken Identity and comic (1])(35) BLACK PERSPECTIVE power-crazed madman and his unique to the water planet -- guests: The Grateful Dead. Newbury, Ohio performs gymCR (10) THE GOOD NEIGH- army of robots. (R) revenge. Earth. "Hurry nasticsonunicycles.(R) BORS "Say Little Hen... ?" (5) 0 MOVIE (5)0 MOVIE "Samson And (17) LEAVE 1110 BEAVER 2:30 Sundown" (C) (1967) Michael 121(17) PORTER WAGONER Delilah" (C) (1951) Victor 0(4) MOVIE "The Magic Guest: Connie Smith. Fred takes Caine, Jane Fonda. A vengeful Mature, Hedy Lamarr. The 10:30 5(3) Evelyn to a posh restaurant man Inflicts pain upon his coos- (5) 0 EASTER SERVICE A Sword" (C) (1962) Basil Rathmighty Samson finds his power 8:00 A in as payment for refusing to Greek Orthodox Easter Service bone, Estelle Winwood.evil that he can't afford, (4) CHIPS Jon and Ponch curtailed by the lovely Delilah. 0 sell his land. (2 His. 40 Mins.) will be telecast from the young hero battles an HAWAII FIVE(Ii 0 Church of the Holy Sepulchre sorcerer with the aid of a sword go undercover as demolition (2 1/2 Hrs.) McGari'ett learns the kid- a) 0 MOVIE "Toward The (7)0 NEWS given him by a witch. (1 1/2 derby drivers to smoke out a napper of three eminent scion- Unknown" (C) (1956) William in Jerusalem. gang of suspected drug smug. 12:00 lists 5 none other than his old Holden, Lloyd Nolan. A pilot BAPTIST Hrs.) (7) 0 FIRST glers. (R) MOVIE "From Here To (7)0 attempts to gain the respect of adversaryWo Fat. CHURCH 300 (5) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S Eternity" (B/W) (1954) Burt Vickie nip his colleagues after losing it 0(10) AS WE SEE IT "Senn (7)0 INTERNATIONAL s (DO LOVE BOAT BOX. PLACE Hours away from Lancaster, Montgomery ChIt. over a singer, and a clumsy over a careless mistake. (2 Hrs. / Little Big Horn High Schools, ING Jose Quevas takes on opening their restaurant. The calm before the storm is woman creates havoc on the 15 Mins.) Chicago, Illinois" Harold Dolbrecht for the WBA Archie and Murray are still seen through the eyes of five ship. ________ 0]) (17) MOVIE "The Silver World Welterweight title (from frantically searching for a cook. people stationed at Pearl Her. 1200 Chalice" (1955) Paul Newman, Tampico, Mexico). (11(35) STREfl8 OF SAN o (17) ROCK CONCERT (A) bor lust before World War It. (2 FRANCISCO His daughter Guests: The Who, ABBA, Virginia Mayo. A young Greek (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY (IT) His. 5 mins.) 3.30 nearly causes him to walk Into Tavares, Boomtown Rats, Ellen designs the Last Supper chat( (10) ODYSSEY "Seeking 5)0 NBA BASKETBALL 1:oo a trap, but, with Koller' help' Foley, Triumph, Glenn Super. ic• The First Americans" Archae. (12) (17) MOVIE "Under Ten 400 Stone apprehends the men he ologists from Texas to Alaska 11:00 100 Is after. 0(1) MOVIE "The Out-Of- search 1q clues to the identity Flags" (1960) Van Heflin, EASTER SUNDAY Towners" (C) (1970) Jack of the first people to tread the Charles Laughton. A German 0(10) DOLLY Guest: Cap- •()TALES OF THE UNEX.' MASS John Cardinal Cody Lemmon, Sandy Dennis. A American continent. (Closed ship cleverly using various dislain Kangaroo. celebrates an Easter Mass at couple visiting New York expe- captioned for the hearing guises avoids capture while 1:30 Holy Name Cathedral in Chica- rierices every known urban impaired) 910 forcing British ships to surren5 (3) MI AND MAXX 5(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL TH der. disaster. (2 Hr..) (12)(17) FINDING THE PA (fl)(35) THE JETSONS Norman's romantic dinner date (M (17) MOVIE "Devil Dogs ([T)(35) GRIZZLY ADAMS TO AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE 1:30 12 cut ~whei he has sec. Of The Air (1935) Margaret (p 10) OUE pASA. U.SjL7 EASTER SPECIAL -Th6 Apositive look at the chal- 8 (?D DAILY DEVOTIONAL Lindsay, Pat O'Brien. A cock. Juana decides to go back to Real" ond thoughts about leaving lenges and opportunities the school, leaving Joe and CarMass alone with her sle.pover sure young pilot gets his wings 2:05 (121(17) UNTOUCHABLES nation can meet by revitalizing clipped during a test flight, pal, a 112-year-old boy. men In charge of the house(7) o NEWS our thinking concerning energy 4:30 work. (A) CO (10) MARTY NONSINS 2:35 WIDE WORLD OF is presented. a) Guest: Mel Tillie. U a) 0 NEWS 11:30 (7)0 MOVIE "You Were SPORTS NCAA Gymnastics April 6 - SATURDAY • 8:30 10:00 (1)0 FACETHENATION 2:15 Championships (from the Uni- (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Never Lovelier" (B/W) (1942) (]DO BILL DANCE OUT versity of Nebrask S® PRIME TIME SATUR'. (DO MOVIE "Woman Of ed Astaire, Rita Hayworth. A a); National An ex-con friend of Schneld- Fr DAY Tom Snyder profiles Straw"(C)(1964)GinaLoilobri. DOORS Championship Au Races (from er's shows up at Ann's house man tries to cheer up his undercover cop David Toma, gida, Sean Connery. A young U(35) MOVIE "Hold That Reno, Nevada). looking for help in becoming a daughter by sending her anon. Who WU the inspiration for two man attempts to gain control of Ghost" (B/W) (1941) Abbott 0 ymous presents. (1 Hr. 45 (10) CAMERA THREE legitimate member of society. tv germs. Mm..) his uncle's fortune with the help and Costello, Joan Davis. A "Director In Exile" Soviet (])(35) JERRY FALWELL gangster leaves a roadhouse to director Jonas Jurasas, now (]DO S NAGEN Hagen's assist- of a beautiful nurse. (2 Hrs.) 300 Bud and Lou. (1 1/2Hrs.) Ant (Darlone Carr) is arrested 9:00 living in the U.S. altar Soviet MOVIE "The Long 3:25 a (10) PRIESENTE for murdering her husband but 0 9D JESUS OF NAZARETH (M(17) Duel" (1967) YuI Brynner, Irecan't remember anything about (121(17) MOVIE "The RomanFranco Zeffirelli's epic film COfl" tion of "Macbeth," Is profiled. vor Howard. A nomadic Indian tic Age" (1950) Hugh Williams, it. cludes with the Last Supper, AFTERNOON Zetterling. A sophisticated 5:00 the betrayal. Jesus' crucifixion tribe's problems eventually (7) O FANTASY ISLAND A Mal 0(10) FIRING LINE "What and subsequent resurrection. involve an archaeologist. pimp young woman (Adrienne girl charms her middle-aged Are We Going To Do About (Part 4) (Closed captioned for 1200 4:20 Barbea) wanting to become teacher. Cubs?" Guests: Manolo Reyes, the hearing impaired) (A) 5(4) SPORTS ODYSSEY slim and beautiful and a former 4:15 (7)0 MOVIE "Mm And Bill" _____ Antonio Jorge, James Waglen. (1) a ALICE When Alice (B/W) (1930) Marie Dressler, boxer (Gary Collins) hoping to CE) 0 MOVIE "Always Leave (1) 0 BLACK AWARENESS DIRECTIONS Author(ED (17) MISSION: IMPOSSI- refuses to let Tommy go to Wallace Beery. A rough(7)0 fight far a world title visit the Them Laughing" (B/W) (1949) island. (A) Milton Bid., Virginia Mayo. An historian Luigi Barzini cele- BILE The IMF's task is to Mexico for a week, he becomes mannered woman takes in a young girl and raises her as a 111 (35) AMERICA'S ATH. obsessive desire for success Wales Easter through the art, recover three tons of speed upset and moves in with Mel. music and history of the from an illegal drug operation. LS1980 drives a comedian to steal (10) MASTERPIECE THE. daughter, only to have the girl's (8 (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS other people's materiel for his RaflhI4s$nGU. (A) ATRE "the Duchess Of Duke real mother appear. (1 Hr. 10 0(10) ANOTHER VOICE Street II" Louisa has become a Mins.) The Texas Swing Pioneers re- act. (2 Hrs. 10 Mins.) EVENING �- s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MONDAY Friday, April 4, ins o M*A*S*H Charles returns from a wild binge in Tokyo totally unable to recall anything he did. (R) when they learn that Mike and CD 0 ABC MOVIE "High Gloria have decided to leave Plains Drifter" (1973) ClInt Joey with friends in the event of Eastwood, Verna Bloom. A their deaths. nameless stranger is hired by a group of cowardly townspeople 6:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE to defend them against the PRAIRIE Mrs. Olson's gossip merciless outlaws terrorizing stirs up trouble when Reverend their small Western town. (R) 35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Alden (Dabbs Greer) falls In (1])110 AMERICAN SHORT love with a widow and proSTORY "The Sky Is Gray" by poses marriage. (R) (5)0 WKRP IN CI,p4pjTp Ernest Gaines. A young black Carlson's mood changes from farrnboy'a visit to the dentist In ecstasy to serious self-doubt a small Louisiana town marks when he learns that his wife is the dawning of his søcial and self-awareness. pregnant. (A) THAT'S INCREDIBLE (7) (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD (5) FLO Flo leads a daring Rockford becomes the custodi- attempt to break her mother's an of a nine-year-old girl who Is boyfriend out of an old looking for her father. people's home. 0 (10) NATIONAL OEO10:00 GRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Superliners: Twilight Of An (5)0 LOU GRANT Billy's itoEra" A nostalgic voyage of faa- ry questioning a big company's cinating luxury and remem- clean air standards opens the bend glory Is taken aboard the Tnib to a costly damage suit. last of the great liners still In (A) trans-Atlantic service — the 0 (10) BILL MOVERS' JOUR NAL "The Black Agenda" Bill Oueen Elizabeth 2. 121(17) MOVIE "Bright Leaf" Moyers documents a national (1950) Gary Cooper, Lauren black gathering In Richmond, Bacall. A tobacco tycoon Virginia where 2,000 black grows increasingly wealthy leaders from across the coununtil a man he took advantage try met to hammer out social and political goals for the cornof returns seeking revenge, ing years. 6:30 10:16 STOCKARD (5) 0 THE CHANNING SHOW An old (ED (17)810 BATTLES friend of Susan's who is run10:30 nlng for a Senate seat also 35) CANDID CAMERA begins a campaign for her 11.100 romantic attentions. 0(4)(5)0CDONEWS (U)(35)BENNYHILL 8 G NBC LIVE THEATER 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS"The Oldest Living Graduate" LATURE Henry Fonda stars as a World 11:15 War I veteran who clashes with (17) LOVE. AMERICAN his son over proposed changoo(12) in his hometown in this produc- STYLE lion to be telecast live from the 11:30 Southern Methodist Universl- 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: tys School of Arts. Martin Mull. Guests: Bob Uecker, Joseph Wambaugh, Don Rickles, Tom Waits. APRIL SPECIAL iMRi' 0 Harry Investigates repeated attempts on the SCREEN ROOM life ofamusician. $10AI mu ,..f kid, 3wss.7'hsi,lw1doer. CD•ACNIWS snysurpili. (11)( 5) WILD, WILD WEST (1.21(17) MOVIE "Hangman's Knot" (1952) Randolph Scott, Donna Reed, WE IN$TALL April 7 EVENING 6:00 S (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Supreme Court: Influences Of Personalities" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS CD0 ABC NEWS (ED (35) ANDY GRIFFITH The local barber misrepresents his worldly goods to a wealthy widow who decides to visit him. (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Individual Rights" (12)(17) BOB NEWHART With Bob's help, Jerry calls off his Imminent marriage to a beautiful but domineering oral hygienist. (4) FACE THE MUSIC (3)0 P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'Swiw (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont buys two coffins at an auction hoping to sell them at a profit. 4 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is beside himself when his ,new Puerto Rican neighbor opens a competing junk yard. 7:30 (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL. "Susie's War" NEWLYWED (I) 0 THE GAME WO FAMILY FEUD (111(35) MAUOE Maude and Walter have different reactions to an evening of mate-swapping. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Kenneth Tynan. (Part 1 of 2) (12) (17) AU. IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith are shocked .. • 0 5990 : S AWNINGS. .VWftMmOw$.Scwl : 11:60 (IDS BARNEY —98EWLES810LITTSts 30%OPP S REGULAR PRICE WKTION — • IF • -. MILLER 12-.N (730 POLICE WOMAN 12:40 1.5)0 MCCLOUD McCloud Investigates the murder of a rodeo star and searches for a psychotic preying on women in Central Park. PRESTIGE 1.100 Corns for Dinner & Music RAY HALL 9:00 P.M. till ??? FRIDAY I SATURDAY APRIL 4th & 5th AMERICAN LEGION POST 53 HWY. 17.92 — SANFORD — hb 0pi To MgmWrs & owsh aftliij .l'.J - - -. ..,, I.) . U -. .-- - . (3) TOMORROW Guest: film critic Pauline Keel. 1:10 (121(17) NEWS 1:15 (17) MOVIE "Objective Burma" (1948) Errol Flynn, WilNam Prince. Paratroopers land in Burma to take a Jap.n.ee radarinstallstlon. 1:31 mood" M . S (4) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 2016 (DMOVW "Yolanda And The Thief" (C) (1945) Fred DSTAREAN 4:11 (17) OPEN 1W ., .•-,..,., .. .:a. £. ::j.,..j. Daytime Schedule MORNING (10) OVER EASY (12) (17) LUCY SHOW 12:15 (12) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (NON) &OO 6:25 CD 0 MARCUS WELBY. M.D. 0 G TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:30 (TUE. THU. FRI) NEWS (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORFLORIDA ROW 5:05 6:30 (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) (17) MAVERICK (THU) 5(4) TODAY (1])(35) DICK VAN DYKE 5:30 MORNING (12)(17) MOVIE (NON, TUE. CD 0 GOOD AMERICA OD SUNRISE SEMESTER THU. 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Friday, April 4, 1950-4 He Releases 1st Album — Nobod y Steals Show From Ian McLagan By ROB PATtERSON tours of The Rolling Stones diminutive and charming But I'm not really into that." Unlike some of the heavy and Ron Wood's New Bar. Britisher, "and less was What McLagan has made company he keeps, Ian barians. expected of me," And for is a wonderful rollicking McLagan didn't have to On The Troublemaker, those who expect a lush collection of songs that prove worry about the pressures of (Mercury), his light-hearted player's album by someone him amply talented as a fame while making his first and easy-going manner known as a "back-up," writer, singer and player. solo album, makes his debut ip more Troublemaker will indeed It's an album so good you His keyboard talents personable and appealing surprise, wish he'd stepped out into Rob Patterson helped found Rod Stewart than even the latest discs by "I suppose people thought the spotlight a lot earlier. VW The (Small) Faces, and pals like Wood and Stewart. there'd be piano solos and But as Ian explains: "I'd since their break-up Ian has "i had a lot more time to organ solos all over the place always preferred to kick it just sort of come out of the Top 10 albums tickled the ivories on recent plan mine," says the - instrumentals and stuff, up live than be In the studio closet or something," he (Week of March 29) making an album. Yet on my admits. 1. The Wall Posse when he gives a wander- album, I had more fun than I April 8 ing "I didn't know I could sing (Pink Floyd) old man a lift on his horse. ever had. It's sort of a buzz the way I do," he says 2. Against the Wind 10:30 the 'indulgence' of it, happily. "That's sort of an (Bob Seger and the want to appropriate the toot. EVENING 0 G UNITED STATES Rich. y'know. Starting SOUNDS L ... TUESDAY — - with a tune extra buzz right now. I'm no Silver Bullet Band) 5(10) NOVA "The Desert's ard invites dinner guests withEdge" The growing problem of out consulting Libby, and she you've written, rehearsing singer. But I've got a feel for 3. Mad Love &00 desertification the loss of alters the punishment he gave it, and then recording It and It. I've always sung in the (Linda Ronstadt) (1)(5) 0 CD 5 NEWS arable land to the advancing to their sons. (Closed cap- hearing it on tape." bathtub or the car. Now that 4. Damn the Torpedoes 5(10) THE ART OF BEING tide of sand dunes is investi- honed for the hearing Working 'live' in the studio I've found out what my (Tom Petty and the HUMAN "For Everything, A gated. (Closed captioned for impaired) with a minimum of over- range is,! know what I can't Season" Heartbreakers) the hearing impaired) (A) (U) (35) CANDID CAMERA 5(17) CAROL BURNETT CM(17)MOVIE "Wind Across 5 10 THE SHROUD OF dubbing, Ian "recorded the sing, which is half the bat5. Bebe Le Strange AND FRIENDS The Everglades" (1958) Burl TURIN "Is This The Photo- tunes over and over, and tie." (heart) But don't let McIagan's Ives, Christopher Plummer. A graph Of Jesus Christ?" An then compared them to the lao 6, Glass Houses man fights to save the natural examination of the historical version we had the day modesty fool you. The 0D NBC NEWS (Billy Joel) beauty of early 20th-century and scientific evidence sun- before or something, We'd Troublemaker is one of the cia isws 7. The Whispers Florida. rounding the mysterious retig- try five or six songs in one best examples of down-toC73 6 ABC NEWS (The Whispers) ious relic that is purported 0( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH The 8:30 to day, and we'd get maybe two earth, good old rock 'n' roll a. Fun and Games Mayberry band, composed of CD S LAVERNE & SHIRLEY be Christ's burial cloth. Narrata day we used, So now, I'm you've heard in a while. And (Chuck Mangionci more flats than sharps, gets Laverne and Shirley's plans for ed by Rev. Francis L. Fit.. pro- really looking forward to even with a cast of supready for its annual trip to the Frank and Edna's wedding are lessor of theology at Loyola 9, Phoenix getting on the road again." porting players that includes stale band Competition, jeopardized by the wild hap- University. (Dan Fogelberg) 00 (10) THE ART OF BEING penings at a bachelor party for Ron After 15 years in Wood, Keith Richards pop off the Wall io. 11.100 HUMAN "Phoenix And Finn.- Frank. (A) music, McLagan does feel a and Ringo Starr, nobody •(4) 0(7)0 NEWS (Michael Jackson) bit strange about making his steals the show from Ian (11) 35 BENNY HILL (c) 1980 Billboard 9:00 02 (17) SOB NEWHART 10 TODAY IN THE LEGISdebut now, "I feel like I've McLagan. 5 Bob's actions are misunder- 0(4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: LATURE Steve Lawrence and Don stood by his friends when he Rick Guests: Neil Carter, 5(17) LAST OF THE WILD moves into a hotel room. Shields & Yarnell, Betty While, "Race For Life 700 ice skater Toiler Cranston, 11:30 (4) FACE THE MUSIC Jose Molina and his flamenco 5(4) THE BEST OF CARSON (1)5 P.M. MAGAZINE dancers, Sylvia Vartan, pup- Guests: Buck Henry, Larry JOKER'S WILD peteer Bruce Schwartz. Gatlin, Marilu ToIo, Jack Doug(131( 5)SANFOI1DANDSON (5)0 CBS MOVIE "The Ias.(R) Lamont objects Gambler" (Premiere) Kenny (5) 0 BARNABY JONES pøees marriage to a widow. Rogers, Lee Purcell. A profes- CD0 ABC NEWS MACNEIL / LEHRER sional gambler takes a train (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A FIIJT OJ ride through the Old West to C (17) MOVIE "The Over the next two television seasons on 5(17) SANFORD AND SOW help his estranged son and Westerner" (1940) G Trilogy." These three works are set In a ary Fred sneaks into the NBC stu- finds romance with a NBC, viewers will be given an opportunity shady Cooper, Walter Brennan. fictional West Texas town called dice to meet, Lena Home, the society lady along the way. to experience live performances of the Bradleyville. The first play, "LuAnn 1160 "Brat lady of his dreams." (DO THREE'S COMPANY *c MOVIE "Hit" work of a handful of regional American Hampton Laverty Oberlander," is about a CD a Janet, Chnluy and Lana battle (1973) Billy Dee Williams, Rich- playwrights. 730 Producer for the series is woman whose life goes downhill as she each other to accompany Jack ard Pryor. (4) TIC TAO DOUGH David W. Rintels, who has won two writing grows older. "The Last Meeting of the (1) 5 THE NEWLYWED when he gets a chance to be 12:40 Emmys for "Clarence Darrow" (1974) and Knights of the White Magnolia" portrays the assistant chef on an ocean GAME (5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Fear on Trial" (1976). He has also voyage. (Closed captioned (73 (111 pI_opinj the concluding get-together of the aged for "Destiny Of A Woman" (1971) written and produced "Gideon's Trum5) MAUDE Victoria the hearingimpiis'id)(R) members of a fraternal lodge, and "The Anthony Quinn, Mike Farrell. pet," which will be seen later this month. auuriiew'. father to (U (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Oldest Living Graduate" depicts the 100 take her away from the Findlay 5 10 MYSTERY "The RacThe first offering in this ambitious personality conflict between a canIng Game: Odds Against" Joc- 5 (3) TOMORROW Guests: project is Preston household. Jones's "The Oldest tankerous World War I veteran (Fonda) to wrestlers Bob Backlung, Ken key Sid Halley decides 5(10) DICK CAVETI Guest: living Graduate," featuring Henry Fonda and his wheeler-dealer son. Investigate mysterious happen- Patera and Andre the Giant. Kenneth Tynan. (Part 2012) in the lead role. This production, directed In an interview in The New York Times, 5(17) ALL Of THE FAMILY Ings at the Seabury racecourse 1:40 by Jack Hofsiss, will originate from the he Irreparably Injures his to after Archie has trouble adjusting Jones noted, "I suppose that all the plays (12)(17)NEWS Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Edith's sudden fame after she hand In a steeplechase race. have grown out of an accumulation of 1:45 (Closed captioned for the hear- (12) saves a life. Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. simple observations. It's the small things (17) MOVIE "Konga" ing Impaired) (1961) Michael Dough, Margo The drama had its premiere at the Dallas that trigger me. I think I'm a storyteller 9:30 Johns. A demented British sd- Theater Center on Nov. 19, 1974, and has (3) THE_MISADIENTURES playwright. The idea for The Oldest OF SHERIFF 1050 A jewel (DO TAXI Bobby and Tony enlist turns a small African played around the country following a living Graduate' came from a news story theft and a murder turn the last risk their friendshIp when they monkey Into a deadly man-eat- successful run at the John F. Kennedy on television. It was about how a longthe affections of a Ing gorilla. run of the Orly Express Into a compete for Center for the Performing Arts in established private lovely young lady. (R) school in Dallas was wild ride. 1:60 Washington, D.C. in 1976, moving from its original campus dating (IDS THE WHIT! SHADOW 10:00 (7)5 TO BE ANNOUNCED Preston Jones (1936-1979) was born and back from the 1800s. The local newscaster Coach flssvuenksts the aid of CD 0 HART TO HART 2:00 raised in Albuquerque, N.M., and the Harlem Globetrotter, to Jonathan and Jennifer board introduced the oldest living graduate of graduated from New Mexico University. leach his team a much-needed an ocean cruise to smash a 5(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL that school. I said to tiiy wife, 'My gosh, Mom in humility. (A) In 1961 he began studying for a master's dangerous gang of Internation2:25 that's kind of sad the oldest living (DO HAPPY DAYS Fonzie al jewel thieves. degree at the Dallas Theater Center where NEWS graduate. I mean there was was no one steps in to save Marion from 5(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: (Do he acted in roles such as the Stage 2:55 else around — you know?" the advances of her overly TAKE TWO "Monsters In The 5 MOVIE "Madame Manager in "Our Town," the Prosecutor liflOfoUs leading man in a corn. Movies" Roger Ebert and Gene Curie" A revised version of Jones's 1976 play, (B/W) (1944) Green in "Jack Ruby," Brutus In "Julius ndy lay. (A) "A Place on the Magdalena Flats," was Sisksi take a look at Caesar" and Victor in "The Price." Jones 0 (3 ) JIM ROCKFORD movies how they monster started, Gasson, Walter Pidgeon. staged in July 1979 at the University of Rockford's efforts to return how they've changed and what also directed several plays for the Center. Wisconsin, and his last drama, 3:45 Stolen money to an oil compa- It takes to scare us. (R) Although he did not begin to write until lii) (17) MOVIE "challenge "Remember," was presented in August at "Y ins complicated by men- 5 (17) MAVERICK Beau Of The Gladiator" (1964) Rock he was almost 40, Jones made quite a The Dallas Theater Center, Jones died bars Of the underworld who becomes the target of an angry Stevens, Gloria Mllland. solash in the theater world with "A Texas following surgery for ulcers on Sept. 1979. — -- Regional Drama To Begin On NBC _ - - -. �0 10—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. '4 Friday, April 4, 1NO 'Linus Habit' Nothing To By the Editors of Psychology Today Parents whose children hang onto soft objects at bedtime or in momenta of misery often worry that the cuddling may signify an insecure psyche. They should stop worrying, according to a recent study in London. The parents' biggest problem is probably sneaking their kid's hardused blankets into the wash, problems in speech development and eating. More important, the cud. diers tended to be slightly more Indepe ndent, go to bed more happily and sleep better, By contrast, emotionally troubled children tended not to have a cuddly in their love life. The rate of emotional disturbance was nearly twice as high among noncuddlers as cuddlers — 15.7 Mothers of 703 London 3 year-olds were interviewed by David Boniface and P h 111 p G r a h a m, psychiatrists at the city's Hospital for Sick Children, Sixteen percent of the children habitually cuddled things such as* blankets and teddles. The researchers found no connection between the use of soft objects and the presence or absence of vvIu S P7 U.S perct t, Worry About not disagree. But most children do without cuddling soft objects. Hence the researchers suggest that most children may be negotiating these stages of development with something less concrete and less discoverable —a comforting Image, perhaps, or a silent song. At first blush, a recent British survey suggests that nusn women are retaining at least part of their celebrated sexual reserve. In a study of 6,589 women done in 1976 by the government's census office, only 9 percent of the women who n_isa _t_ - although the differences were not much greater than might have occurred by chance. Clinging to cuddly objects, the British child analyst D. W. Wlnnlcott proposed in the 1950s, is one of several healthy transitional strategies that help children learn the differences betEVENING ween fantasy and reality. e.'oO The specialist in children's c4) CID 0 CD 0 NEWS attachment and loss, John Bowiby, has said the Linus 0(10) ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Insurance habit may be a baby's ap2)(17) CAROL BURNETT propriate way to use objects AND FRIENDS for comfort when the 6:30 primary parent is away. C4) NBC NEWS Boniface and Gra ham do 0 CBS ME" had married since 1971 said they had lived with their future husbands first, By contrast, 99 percent of all Swedish couples in a recent survey there claimed to have lived together before they married. And in France, 31 percent of a 1977 national sample of married to 2S-year-olds reported having lived with their future spouses before marriage. On closer examination, one reason for the infrequency of living together among British young people may involve money, not morals. Many simply cannot afford a home of their own is- WEDNESDA ' passup /• ffyourchance.) Help prevent birth defects / OFNM TtISSPACLcorNI8.jT[ofly TUE PUflt,SHIM 1100,10F7.& 4 C F &1I ' POPPA JAY'S STOP BY AND TRY HAM STEAK ter, and Tommy tries to find a prom data for hli friend Ernie. (Closed captioned for the hearing Impaired) 0 (35) JIM ROCKFORD Angel Is placed on the mob's hit list when he suddenly becomes wealthy as a result of an alliance with the underworld. (10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Henry IV. Part II" A I. AD DAD — SAL •ee' U% • ci • 8)SCU LATE MOVIE ) Robed Stack. Sholly Novel Mem. (35)MAUDE Walter for- back bids Maude to have lunch with one-man protest sit-In at the bar s of a special Police unit trail a killer whose victims have a handsome, newly divorced radio station. (Pan 3) Included nuns. friend. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: 1:30 HERE TO fl'ERPatrick Segal. (17) NEWS saymm 4 HOLLYWOOD •(4)HELLO LARRY In an attempt to got Larry's Job • puny Despite medical reports '17' ALL IN THE FAMILY 1:35 Archie panics when Edith of a serious head condition, Invites an old schoolmate to Sgt. Warden asks to be trans. 0 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta ferred to an active combat unit. Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds dinner (!) S VEGAS After casino 5:00 owner Roth vanishes, Dail finds W Choke Is 2501 S. FRENCH AVI. NPFI. SANFORD -. ([bIIi)=:yegsa. , / ) .) Jt o; N e 4 a.P7 4 V ~? v i, L y ~ p;~,-AL 77 " - DAILY DEVOTIONAL new boss who wants the pcI2:10 cenlarfolds, twin midgets, the vats detective dead. (Closed C!) S NEWS San Diego chicken and a Niel- captioned for the hearing son viewer are featured. Impaired) (R) GE) ,, MOVIE Mrs. Parking(Closed captioned for the hear1010 Ing Impaired) (R) Gal Walter Pidgeon. A (3) 0 A NOY NAMED CHAR_ (M 351 CANDID CAMERA t o BROWN Animated. Peron. 0 117 U11118TAWA, WAlN. dotermirlied woman. who has n1al I&*" Charlie Brown Is 1111TAIRS "Rome's Pigeon" Hud. achieved her goal of great Is., pluril the entire house- wealth In her lifetime, is faced dared to enter a dW9aioU5 a aras am bee and to schoolspelillng everyone's hold rIIYinQ situation. approaches old age. (2 Hrs. 20 surprise, isa smash hit. (R) (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH itoo Nancy becomes Involved with S Cl)5(!)Smws 4:06 an older man who has daugh•P43(l(.' J f) • .-- _... ..-•.-- •- • 100 1:10 CD S 0 V (17) MOVIE "Apache Uprising' (1966) Rory Calhoun, Corinne Calvet. An Indian uprising complicates the plans .I_J on a party for former Playboy .1___ An assignment to take possession of a priceless diamond for the National Museum takes West to an eerie estate. military mopping-up operation follows the defeat of Hotspur and Hal (Henry, Prince of of a corrupt stage-line official Wales) takes the throne as for a gold heist. Henry V. 11:60 (17) MOVIE "The Prince And The Showgirl" (1957) Lau- (7)0 LOVE BOAT "Double rence Olivier. Marilyn Monroe. Wedding" Irish and Cyd A showgirl from the U.S falls In Barnatable, Fred Travaisna; love with a prince after he "Th. Dummies" Ruth Buzzi, 700 Sid Caesar; "Julie Falls Hard" Invites her to a private supper. @) FACE THE MUSIC Tony Roberts. (R) ElO P.M. MAGAZINE 9:00 (1)SJOICER'$ WILD 12:00 fli DIPPRENT STROKES (1]) (35) SANFORD AND 80$ (1) 0 SLACK SHEEP SQUADNURSE Michael Fred fakes amnesia In a Learned stars as a recently RON One of Boylngton's men w a wwr ii- widowed nesa nurse at a urge 1411144~04=6 a big operation by (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports himself working for a ruthless I--- -- - ney Goldsmith. (I) 0 YOUR TURN (DO ARC NEWS (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST THE NEWLYWED 4 g Carson. Guests: Suzanne Pleshette, Willy Lattimer, Sid- (4) TOMORROW 111 0SARETTA A narcotics pursues nhI plaguing an all-female trucking Id 730 after she seas the oany.(R) ' TIC DOUGH con cop kill his girlfriend. (R) 5)DI E '. ---•-- . Erg V- Play ball! It's been a long the Baltimore Orioles (Al.) network and local broad. A broadcast career is not of the United Slates each throughout the United States winter for the millions of TV remain the teams to beat. casters are former baseball unusual for great stars of the week, has become the were treated to cablecasts of sports fans who yearn for They'll get much of the players. But there's a difgame. Among other Hall of highest rated syndicated virtually all 26 major league baseball. But the 1980 season media attention, of course. ference this season. It's the Fame members who worked sports prograumi in the teams. Doubleheaders were is finally due to get unABC begins its regular recent election of Al Kaline in radio or television after country. often featured, starting with derway. network broadcasts of major and Duke Snider Recent Figures show a 28 an East Coast or MidOpening Day for the 12 league baseball in June wi th turned-boardeasters players- their careers were Roy to the Campanella, Dizzy Dean, percent increase in total western gauiuc, followed by a National League teams and more Monday night games. Hall of Fame. Joe DiMaggio, Whitey Ford, viewing audience during the contest from the Vest Coast. 14 American League teams But it will switch in A ugust to Kailne and Snider bring to Frankie Frisch, harry 1979 season, the third year of begins a chase that lasts a series of late-season five the number of hull of 'l'he cablecasts. lecaSts, offered until the World Series in Sunday games in an effort to Famers currently working in Heilmann, Waite H oyt, the production. Mel Allen primarily outside of major Walter Johnson, Sandy has been the host each October. Game 7 of the 1979 capture higher ratings. broadcast booths. The Koufax, Mickey Mantle, and will continue year the league cities, are expected to Series drew the most TV This month NBC is others: Early Wynn with the Robin Roberts, Jackie assignment, as plans begin reach :3 million households in viewers in baseball history renewing its "Saturday Toronto Blue Jays, Lou Robinson and 1980 and 4.5 million in 1981. Pie Traynor. for 1980 coverage. bout 80 million. UA-Columbia is a leading Game of the Week" Boudreau with the Chicago For those who appreciate The program is tdled OH The world champion telecasts. producer of live, major Cubs and Ralph Kiner with such oddities, Al Kaline has Wednesdays and compiled Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) and sp o rts events for cable As usual, many of the the New York Mets. - - - one of the -cleanest" year. front video highlights of each television. Following the THURSDAY LATURE (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny R. Friday, April 4, 1950—)) TV Plans EXtensive Baseball'Coverage EVENING 11:30 (lJ(17)SANFORD AND SON her career. Grady tries to keep the San- CD S CHARLIE'S ANGELS ford home from of Bible (I ' CR (10) TODAY IN THE LEGIS- (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER to r.bulld her personal life may be on the side of the REPORT through a renewed devotion to Ol mm, Y' milli II CE) O ABC NEWS (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Barney loses his asH-confidence when two farmers Ignore his warning. to (10) ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Data Processing" (17) BOB NEWHART Howard and Carol have an up-anddown romance. April 9 before marriage, and marry without ever having moved out of their parent's homes. Even so, premarital sex seems to be Increasing in Britain as fast as anywhere else. Among the women who married between 1956 and 1960, 35 percent reported having had premarital intercourse. Among women who become brides after 1971, however, 75 percent said they had. Similarly. while 62 percent of the apparently quite reserved single women In their 40s said they were still virgins, only 15 percent of the single 23- to 24-year-olds said they were, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. by-year records in the books, of the 26 major league clubs lead of Thursday night He never played in the minor for distribution and airing STYLE leagues and spent his entire early as Friday evening. IS baseball it later continued career with 'Detroit, A.l.." also carried in Canada, the Thursday sports pattern 11:30 5 ® TONIGHT Host: Johnny Among modern players, only Central and South America, by signing an agreement energy-saving Innovations Carson. Guests: David Letter- Ernie Banks of the Chicago the Caribbean and Japan. with the National Basketball Association. April 10 0 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN being developed cuss how they may bethere appliedand dls- man, Tom Wolfe, Carol Cubs, Bob Feller of Nebiett. to our lives In the future. Cleveland and Ted Lyons of Major league baseball has The new contract calls for (5) 0 COLUMBO A woman De (10) EARTH, SEA AND t roi t have similar extended its agreement with between (17) MOVIE "Ironside" suspects that her ex-husband 40 and 45 baseball SKY "National Parks' (Part 2) (1967) Raymond Burr, Geral- has although been murdered, despite situations, Feller UA-Coluuuibia Satellite gaineS to be aired during 6:30 dine Brooks. A disabled detec. live becomes a special police the fact that the man's new did lose some time to Services to continue the each of the next two seasons. • NBC NEWS military service. Sandy popular cablecasts of "We were very, very pleased agent and is assigned to find wile denies it. NEWS the sniper responsible for his (DO ARC NEWS (DS ABC Koufax never pitched in the Thursday night baseball for with the results of our exffJ Injury. 0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH WILD, WILD WEST minor leagues, but his two more ore years. perimental year," said West is ordered to block a Three escaped female convicts The new agreement is a Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. 8:30 Canadian revolutionary In his franchise moved from Imprison Barney and Floyd In a O BENSON Benson fails scheme to establish a personal Brooklyn to Los Angele5 stamp of approval for the "It confirmed our belief that remote cabin, madly In love with a visiting empire by violence, during his career, first, experimental season. cable television can be an 0(10) EARTH, SEA AND female politician. (R) (17) MOVIE "Hostile (12) "This Week in Baseball,' In 1979, baseball became the important SKY "Lunar Geology" vehicle for Guns" (1967) George Mont9:00 roduced weekly during the first major sport to enter into baseball. The rapid growth 0(17)505 NEWHART Bob begins to lose Jerry as a friend to (4) QUINCY Quincy refuses gomery. Yvonne De Carlo. p season byProduc. Maim agreement, a cable television of this industry indicates believe a police report that a When a federal marshalbaseball League Baseball when the latter comes his religious and for 23 that it will be even more leader committed sul. escorts a wagonload of outlaws tions and patient. seen in 70 percent consecutive weeks fans important in the future." dde and sets up his own and undesirables to prison, he autopsy. (R) 7.00 discovers among them a worn. 0(4) TRIBUTE TO HANK (1 HAGEN A knnkii n with whom he had on— a, WILLIAMS would-be actress witnesses a been In love. 6:00 4) (5) 0 (Z)O NEWS us ces • ..-.., - - - (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (D5 JOKER'S WILD U(35) SANFORD AND 80$ When Lamont finds a suitcase full of money, he puts it in their safe until the police arrive, 5(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 02 (17) SANFORD AND SON A bum threatens to sue Fred when he accidentally Injures himself In their junk yard. 1)0 THE NEWLYWED cs $100.000 NAME THAT GAME TUNE Maude's aunt Lola zeros In on Mrs. Naugatuck's husband U her next Conquest, 5(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Lorin Maazel. 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie enters Joey In a beautlful baby contest and then takes steps to make sure that he 0:00 U.S.A. PALMERSTOWN, Greed overcomes blgo- try When the town's white citIum 1 - easy money in pitting their baseball team against a touring black team. (Pad 1) (DO MONK & two-million dollar jewel theft and uses It to gain publicity for herself. (2)O BARNEY MILLER A drug pusher angry over being arrested by a short cop and a photographer with larcenous Intentions Invade the precinct. (Closed captioned for the hearIng impaired) (R) MINDY Mock learns about the Earth tradition Of kissing and making up and gleefully Starts a fight with (II) JIM ROCKFORD Rocky Is assaulted by two toughs after he is awarded a Parcel of land In an oil rights lottery. 0(10) PROSE "Energy And The Way We Live" Host Chris 0"1SY will take the VJUWS to Walt Disney World to No the --..-. 11:60 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels infiltrate the world of broadcasting to find the killer threatening a newswoman's life. (R) 5 (3D 100 TOMORROW Guest: Marvin Hamllsch. 5 (10) ALL CREATURES (DO BARETTA A GREAT AND SMALL "Calf Love" Siegfried wins a major victory and his brother Tristan has to deal with pigs In more ways than one. (Part 4) 9:30 tID(35)MAUOE (1)5 _•- --.-.. - (DO THE ASSOCIATES Tucker Is sent to Hollywood to help a tv censor persuade a show's producer to tone down an episode. 10:00 ROCKFORD FILES 0 THE CONTENDER Johnny's upsetting reunion with his girlfriend jeopardizes his chances of qualifying In regional tryouts for the Olympic boxing team. (7)020/20 0(10) THE ASCENT OF MAN "The Long Childhood" Dr. Bronowskl reviews the varied history of man's accomplish. ments and appraises the results, and the future, of mankind's ascent. 0(17) CITIES IN SCHOOLS This special examines a system of bringing government. medlcal and other agencies to students rather than students going to the various agencies. 10: 30 U(35) CANDID CAMERA 1100 S(lI(S) 0(7)0 NEWS' elderly master thief follows Baratta aboard a cross-country bus In an attempt to reclaim a fortune In stolen jewels. (R) 1:15 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN (D O 1:30 0 (17) NEWS 1:35 (12) (17) MOVIE "Creature With The Atom Brain" (1955) Richard Donning. Angela Stevens. 2:00 (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (DONEWS 2:40 MOVIE "Maytime" (B/W) (1937) Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy. An °Pef$ singer forsakes her true love to marry the teacher who helped In her career. (2 Hrs. 20 Mine.) 3:10 0(17) MOVIE "Flame Of Calcutta" (1953) Denise Darcel, Patric Knowles. 4:40 (17) MAVERICK Beau doubts the sanity of a daft heireU who fights first and shoots disappearing corpses. �SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 195—Sunday, + April 6, 1980— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—CUSPS 4$1.20)—Prjce 35 Cents 0 t 12—Evening Iforald, Sanford, Fl. ry Friday, April 4, 1NO Jane FondaQuiet About Biography By CINDY ADAMS Magique. It's on the East they're discovering, un- come out in rubberback •.. Chappaquiddick they Douglas, Chariton Heston, NEW YORK — Not long Side. The other 3 a.m. covering or recovering onE Ted Kennedy had shills changed the subject on cue. et al, written by Marilyn ago Jane Fonda was kicking, Margaux Hemingway, new another but it's Lauren planted in a New York Funt, ex-wife of Candid biting, fighting and scrat- husband Bernard Foucher, Hutton and Richard Gere, meeting recently. They "Are You Anybody," the Camera's" Allen Funt, is ching about an unauthorized Faye Dunaway and Janet and that's all I know ... Linda asked polite questions on touching, close-to-the-cuticle worth reading. Sends memoir. Today, while she Laughart were still Lovelace just wrote a tell-all, cue, triggered enthusiastic interviews with the wives of shivers. They're no beauties still isn't being exactly wriggling and writhing on see-all tAo called "Ordeal." applause on cue and when Canon, Susakind, All, Peter to be married to, these helpful, she is holding fairly the dance floor ... Robin Someone muttered it should someone asked about Falk, Michael Landon, Kirk heavies. still for one by Fred Guiles, Williams, filming "Popeye" who did "Norma Jean" (the on the island of Malta, says Marilyn Monroe job) and one they can shove it — Malta, on Tyrone Power. Publisher that is. It's got no food, no is Doubleday ... New York saloons, no TV, no cool, no If you wanted to invite whose office is Eddie's the top man for a change any differently now? Daily News columnist Liz nothin,' crabs Williams ... Edward Finkelstein, the St. Standard Service Station in a instead of reading about It in "Well," Finkelstein says, Smith has signed todoa book Joan Fontaine is knocking Louis publisher, to your suburb of St. Louis, went to the paper." He lunched with "nobody treats me bad, on gossip. Trouble is she's so off a TV pilot, "Once Upon a house and you consulted the White House briefing for Sen. Thomas Eagleton of because I weigh 775 pounds busy dishing It she has no Spy." She'll play the head of phone book, which of two V.LP.'s. Missouri, and, in and I don't take no lip from time to write it ... I asked an espionage setup — if she Edward Finkelateins would Still savoring his exFinkelatein's words, "It was nobody." gcçgeous, ailverhaired Bt grate off a network onwhich you pick: the one with two perlence, Finkelstein told a really something, sitting at Bacharseb how he managed to do all this ... Charleiie listings ("resident" and reporter for The New York his table; the other senators, FLORI O to sothin. gotget thinner suits.His answer? "I Tlitos of "Dallas" is into "office") or the one with Times, "I enjoyed every wsilklng in to the dining astrology. She won't sign only one listing? The White minute of it, every minute." room, pat me on the shoulder The late-night crowd has anything or do anything House invited the He didn't learn much at — they don't know me from discovered an even larger unless the chart says, "Go." Finkelstein with two listings. the briefing for 400, he says, Adam." SUNSHINE STATE and louder disco called Jj I don't know whether And so, Edward Finkelstein, but "I enjoyed listening to Do his customers treat him Instant VIP Savors The Experience ARRIVE ALIVE I1 WA Husband, Ps NO GIMMICKS NO FANCY PROGRAMS COME SEE HOW WE CAN SAVE YOUR SPECIAL $ Model No. 4YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 4YEARS 4YEARS 4YEARS FREEPICTURETUBE FREELASOR FREE PARTS, AFTER 12 MONTHS YOU PAY ONLY $20 FOR TRAVEL TIME HANDLING & Curtis Mathes WESTG TE TV S.$. I.. A.tk. ... . KMART SHOPPING CENTER SANFORD 323-2013 j( MART SHOPPING CENTER DELAND 136-7286 222 S. WOODLAND BLVD. DAYTONA BEACH 255-1933 MASON PLAZA — MASON AVE. Dorn Will Wodh N. INDIAN RIVER SHOPPING CENTER Mrs Jameison said while they were present sitting at a table in tier kitchen, Kelly called. She showed reporter the location of her phone and kitchen table,indicatingthedeputieswereatmnosttw.o(eetawa.w site answered Kelly's call. "I said to my secretary, Tell congressman Kelly I don't care if it's the President of the United States, I'm working on a murder!" she said. Mrs. Jameison was being consulted on the case of a woman who disappeared from the Lake Monroe Inn in 1976. Jameison, who said he was not in the room at the time of Kelly's call, said he later asked Deputy Salerno what his wife said over the phone. "He (Salerno) was the one who told me what she said," Jameison said, indicating that Salerno knew it was Kelly who called. Jameison said Saturday he does not know if any law enforcement officials or other persons have also been sub. po.naed In the matter, but he Indicated the subpoenas he and his wife received may be only the beginning. ORLANDO 898-2311 I - .r • - t - undercover agents. Detective Ralph Salerno said he had gone to visit Mrs. Jameison, a nationally known psychic, on the advice of Sheriff's Det. Charles Brown, who believed she might provide them with leads in the case, Brown who was at the meeting, refused to conunent on the matter. help in the investigation into the disappearance, an event they are still listing as a nussing persons case. Robert Wilson, 1000 Persian St., Deltona, says he believes Mrs. Jameison said she was able to furnish the deputies some information she believes could help solve the mystery. She said she, too, believes Mrs. Wilson is dead, adding she his wife, Marjorie, died after she vanished along with her car has had a vision of a large surn of money connected with her from the parking lot of the Inn on U.S. Highway 17.92 the night of Dec. 4, 1976. death. - She also says she envisioned the blood being drained from Mrs. Wilson's body, and cement being poured over her, along with other visions given to the deputies. , So far, the sher ff's office has been unable to use the information obta ined from Mrs. Janmeison, sa id Salerno. "You can't get a search warrant listing probable cause as information frolil a psychic," he said. The recent meeting with Mrs. Jameison is not the first time i U 30 N. MILLS AVE. JM TT1 'I lot ... ______ --,. . -. : - t I - ' •, . ,,. . _____ -1 ______ '• .;; - , ________ -. - .; x, lb4l IF - ... . - •. . " •.'v . . . - .4 . 9!,1 .; - ,, I ' .• - Y; ' •• . . . -. .'..' ••" " - it-Ile - &" . Y - 1.4 -. . .. . ______ .S - .. . -. . . - .. ,. . - •1 - -- ALLELUIA , i-• -- Christians around the world are celebrating Easter Sunday and the resurrection of Christ from the grave. This detail of a large 400-yearold tapestry by an old Italian master hanging on the wall of the Vatican Museum depicts Christ coming out of the tomb It was photographed by Herald Religion Editor Jane Casselberry on a recent tour of Rome and Israel. Ifer article. "Jerusalem: Spiritual Home," appears on today' s Religion P age 5C HE IS RISEN Bel'ieve Missing Woman Is Dead By DAVID M. RAZZLER Herald Staff Writer A Deltona man whose wife vanished more than three years ago froin the l,ake Monroe Inn believes he will never see her • 1hlfl [Its view is shared by two area psychics who feel she is dead. The two were contacted by Seminole sheriff's deputies to - ORANGE CITY 715-6995 FOUR TOWNES SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. I7.2 Although Lefavour later denied he was planning to go to Washington, Jameison said he recalls Lefavour coming to him to discuss obtaining passports for the three to go to England to work on the Yorkshire Ripper case and at that time he asked Lefavour how he was going to get time off to go to Washington on the Kelly case. Lefavour, Jameison said, replied that he would take vacation time for that purpose. Lefavour did say Mrs. Jameison talked with him in early November or earl) December about a prominent figure using the code name C-S to identify the person and he said she mentioned something about bribery and FBI types" Mrs. Jameison contends that a number of law enforcement officials in Volusia, Seminole and Brevard counties can verify that she was working with Kelly on his investigation beginning Oct. 3. That was the date of Kelly's first call to Mrs Jameison, the couple said. Mrs Jameison said two Seminole County sheriff's deputies were with her at the time. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk confirmed that deputies Ralph Salerno and Charlie Brown were with the psychic on that date. chI ''cs But de puties have not dropped the case, says Orlando psychic Robyn Jameisun, who recently revealed two county detectives asked her help in the case last October. Mrs. Jameison disc ussed the meeting with the two detectives when disclosing that Rep. Richard Kelly, li-New Port Richey, had telephoned her during the meeting for advice on handling "shady characters" who later turned out to be FBI — SANFORD — 323.2013 NEW SMYRNA 428.8229 By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Orlando psychic Robyn Jameison and her husband, attorney Jamie Janieison, have been subpoenaed to appear Friday morning before the federal grand Jury hearing evidence in the FBI undercover "Abscam' probe. "The grand jury wants us to bring all records we have regarding Congressman Kelly and any other individuals in. %oled with Kell) in Abscam, Jameison said Mrs. Jamneison has provided the FBI with copies of her personal HIUIIOS s%tllch she says show she was working as early as October with Rep. Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, on his "personal investigation" before he was videotaped Jan. 8 taking $25,000 In (ash from undercover FBI agents posing as wealthy Arabs. 1k Jaimiemsons are Scheduled to appear with the original dounnerits befor.' U.S. District Judge William B. Bryant in Washington D C.. Jameison said the subpoenas were brought to their home by two Orlando FBI agents at noon Friday. Kelly's lawyers first requested Mrs. Janmeison's memos, her husband said. They were provided, Jameison said, and copies were also given to the FBI. The memos, copies of which were obtained by Herald reporters, show Mrs Jameison also warned of the dangers Kelly faceIl in dealing with the . tie Orlando office of the 1FBI was closed Saturday, but a special agent with the Fill'ss Tampa office said the FBI could not comment on the matter at this time. In tier memo of Dec. 1, 1q79, Mrs. Jameison wrote: "I attempted to explain to c-s i her code name for Kelly as Congressman from the 5th District) that the FBI and the CIA have been responsible for destroying many lives and planting false docwnents, spreading lies, and committing varied forms of character assassinations against Americans right here in the good old U.S.A. As an example I told him although the players were different at Chappaquiddick, Teddy Kennedy had also suffered a political assassination that C4, being a public official, should be able to identify with. W C4 ended our conversation by informing rime he prayed I "I think the grand Jury will then talk with those individuals wrong in what I had seen psychically, and that he would mentioned in the documents or who had knowledge of the facts keep ine apprised of further developments." surrounding Robyn's counseling relationship with Kelly," hMrs. Jaineison said tier knowledge of the police, FBI and ('IA stems front working with them on many investigations.said She told the Herald on March 29 that Kelly was prepared to Jameison said earlier that the controversy surrounding his pay her $1,000 it day plus expenses to conic to Washington to wife and Kelly will probably mean he will not run for Mayor of "tune in" on Abscam bribe money. She said she, her husband Orlando as he had considered doing prior to the Kelly case. and Volusia County Sheriff's investigator Gordon Iefavour The Jameisons added that Mrs. Jameison had no knowledge were preparing to fly to Washington just before the story of of any of the other congressmen involved in the Abscam Kelly being videotaped taking the bribe m was revealed, operation because she was focusing in only on Kelly. 1.1011 E Y fJ• L% "The FBI is unable to either confirm or deny that anyone has been issued a subpoena regarding this case," said special agent Richard Johnston. FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE FROM SPECIAL PEOPLE BUY CASH SAVE YOUR HARD EARNED DOLLARS JUST CASH SAVINGS ON SPECIAL MERCHANDISE ns Kel ly's sych c ZIJ.. deputies have turned to a psychic for information on the Wilson days" that his wife would be found alive, and now he has no case. hope. About three months after the disappearance, Wilson said, Wilson said he believes his wife got into a fight with her he and a Seminole deputy took some of his wife's clothing to the abductor causing the t- r Pe another car offices of Anne Gehrnan, a Winter Park-based psychic. parked in the lot. But Mrs. Wilson was only five feet, two inOn Miss Gehman's advice, deputies dragged the bottom of a ches tall, 120 pounds, Wilson.said, explaining he did riot believe county lake, finding nothing, Wilson said. site could resist assault for long. Miss Gehman said she did not remember many details of her work in the Wilson case. "I did get the impression she was dead" she said, adding deputies also contacted psychics in Cassadaga in reference to the case. There has been no sign of Mrs. Wilson since she was seen by her husband back in December 1976. The car has ne%er been recovered, not was an), attempt Mrs. Wilson, then 66, disappeared shortly after 9 p.m. on Dec. 4, 1976, along with her car from the parking lot of the Inn, located west of Sanford on U.S. Highway 17-fl. She had told her husband she was not feeling well, and the two wen went ou t t o the car. While she sat there wi th the motor fl1flfl1fl, on returned 0 the I flu and hisS f r ends. Fifteen minutes later, Wilson went to check on his wife and found her and the 1973 Chevrolet Impala gone. Wilson said last week he "didn't have much hope after a few i ever made to use the credit cards she was carrying, Wilson explained. He said the last timjic he was contacted by any law officers in connection with the case was a few months ago, when a skull was found in Daytona Beach. - But the bo nes recover ed were quickly identified as someone else's he said. Wilson still lives in the Deltona home he and his wile moved to in 1%9 when he retired to Florida. Over $3,000 Taken From Gas Station Robbers Lock Man In Beer Cooler A ski-masked bandit armed with a the service station office and was head off and demanded the combination The bandit again demanded the fickle-plated handgun and a male acgrabbed from behind by a stocky man to the safe. Lowe was then pulled into the combination and shouted out the numcornplice robbed the Imperial Gas about 5 feet 11 inches tall wearing a beer cooler and his hands handcuffed hers to his accomplice. Missing from the Station at State Road 46 and Interstate 4 black ski mask , black sweater, black behind his back to one of the racks. The safe was $3, 133.99, according to sheriff's at 5:55 a.m. Friday and handcuffed an gloves and dark overalls. The man hit robber then put duct tape over Lowe's reports. employee in the beer cooler. Lowe in the mouth, cutting his lip, and eyes and took his gold wedding ring, Lowe was left in tIme cooler and was Glenn Lowe, 59, employed by the Cheke put the gun to his head. valued at $100,a $500 diamond ring and later discovered by a customer who Oil Co., Orlando, told deputies he entered He threatened to blow the victim's his wallet containing $300. notified the fire Iescue squad, 2 Clergymen Blast Carter Before Leaving For Iran By United Press International Three American clergymen were on their way ', •. - . -' - s,: .... were to take a flight from Copenhagen, Denmark, to Tehran hostages in the occupied U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Before leaving New York, two of the clergymen lashed out at President Carter's handling of the 154-day-old crisis saying the United States should dUIilit aiwng in the alleged crimes of the shah and the ousted monarch be returned to Iran to face trial. The three the Revs. Darrell Rupiper, a Saturday. The trip followed a week of cautious optimism the h ostages might be transferred to the custody of Iran's Revolutionary Council. That optimism was dashed by a three-ay tug of war between Washington and religious and non-clerical facLions in Tehran. The hostages, held since Nov. 4, were last a llowed a religious service at Christmas, w hen a delegation of mostly American clergymen visited ment in bringing the shah to power and sustaining the embassy. The hostages have spent him." Thanksgiving and New Year's in captivity. Rupiper of Omaha, Neb., said the Carter ad. ministration should "agree to admit to complicity in the crimes of the shah and should agree not to place an obstacles in the way of his extradition," Bremer, director of Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas, said the shah, who is recuperating from surgery in Egypt, should be returned to his homeland for trial and the United States "should admit to its involve- He said the Iranian people under the shah had experienced a "kind of holocaust like that in Nazi Germany." Thompson, pastor of the Uni ted Methodis t Church in Kansas City, Mo., said, "My mission in Tehran is pastoral and spiritual and I'm not going to get Into the political debate." "I would like to hug them and tell them that we love them and are thinking of them," Thompson said. Breflier said the group's Priniary mission is to hold Easter services for the hostages, but they also wouid Larry on a "dialogue of reconciliation" with the militants and Iranian officials A spo kesman for the nlita nts confirmed preparauo had been made f the Easter visit but 3 iid he had ., details. "i don't know anything about the ceremonies, whether they (the best-ages) will be all together or se parate," he said in a teleptmene in from London. 7-7: I •-. — to Iran Saturday to hold Easter services for the 50 — .#•.._ i,... '.-:-' Roman Catholic priest; Jack Bremer and Nelson Thompson, both Methodists _________ -- - - - - - , ,.. I, 4 4 - 5' .. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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