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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 29, 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/a86a06671eaba333a54d8f3bea93e465.pdf f0489e4d879a9f32a7f5a1de5067beb9 PDF Text Text - _______ -------.-.*-. ------- ----- .--..---_ --.-----. -. -------- a --- ..- Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 72nd Year, No. 214—Monday, April 28, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 20 Cents 'We Fai led': Ex -Seminole County Man Hurt In Iran Raid By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer "We failed, we failed," were the worth Afrmnan 1st Class William V. Tootle kept repeating to his parents as he talked to them over the phone Saturday night. Tootle, 21, was involved in the aborted rescue mission is Iran and is currently in a Texas military hospital. His parents; Evelis and William A. Tootle, live in Winter Springs. He lived in Seminole County fqr 13 years during his youth. "I think he was still in shock," Mrs. ep Tootle said this morning."He kept repeating his concern for the boys that were left over there." Contacted today by the Herald at Wilford Hall Army Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, Tootle said he was, "feeling kind of weak" and would not comment further. AuntorWhirl by Hal Kaufman SUM VERSEI Decipher, If you can, this vintage verserlddle: "My FIRST, kind reader, is thyself; my NEXT is In the sea; my WHOLE to many will apply, but not to me and the.." FIRST and NEXT refer to syllables of a whole word, which is what? ('ei Pu MW Ia$q.IAS $j) Tongue Testerl Say fast, then repeat: Caught In a crooked quadrangle, the quagga, a curious quadru ped, quaked, quivered and quelled. ______ • Mind Over Maffil If half this number is divided by six, one-third Is divided by four or one-fourth is divided by three, each quotient lit. What number? ,,~nU &41 Born to Wini Devious Dan will wg.r he was bar in 1842. Take up his bet OW you will discover that that was the number of his hospital roomi ARE YOU WELL BALANCED? A player requires good equilibrium In this contest. Oppon.nts stand In an eight-foot circle, Each stands on one leg, arms hands grasping an ankie and opposite for.arm (eseabove). 3 _ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at bait six differdrawing details between tsp and bottom panels. Hew quickly can YOU find them? Check answers with the.. below. ences in Of ar We'"If I, Me s' '4 W35 smri 'c 'iv-mp ia Iuuy j 'veie $4 tssjlv ', r'wis' ' I. 411WO&ANNI 38awi ftm fv'se-fsrali. 17 5. $, - LO a j 2.3 22 17 WILLIAM TOOTLE . , .In Texas hospital to his country." played football but the most she knew But she said she feels if anybody is about his high school years was that he . - "'•.' "4' : - -- - .. .f ., ... r . ' -•. . - . . . ... .;.' / ip. / .. ,'. .. I-.. .. . .., ., ' • ,.,, , .- . ,. . . ç t', & - sulate. held by the militants for 177 days is The newspaper Kayan said the bodies Michael J Metrinko 33 who was for of the eight American servicemen, years he American consul in Tabriz. '.'• "- . ., M wrapped In white cotton cloth and pólyethethylene, — the Iranians said strators set (ire to the consulate a few there were nine — were taken out of the weeks before the shah's downfall. - -. -• U.S. Embassy and timed over to the The militants said other hostages Coroners Department. would be kept in Qom, 80 miles south of Herald Photo by Tom VlncI BanI.Sadr said In a statement Tehran. Qoin was the headquarters of Rescue workers cut Tina Marie Hood free brief electrical outage throughout Sanford, hood, VC'D CDC! broadcast by Tehran Radio the bodies of Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini until heart WOR from the wreckage of her car Sunday night. flood, the only person In the car was taken to Florida the U.S. Wvicemen would be handed trouble forced him to rernain close to his 20, of 2425 Lake Ave., Sanford. crashed her car Hospital South where she was listed today In fair over to envoys of Pope John Paul 11, Uie doctors in Tehran. TRAPPED WOMAN Red Cron and the Swim govewwrlt. Into a utility pole on 25th Street, between Bay and condition with multiple fractures. No charges The militants decided to spread the Willow Avenues at I0.35 p.m. Sunday, causing a have yet been filed in tie accident. "In view of the propaganda launched hostages across Or country after the by America.,, to• (Justify) its ugly abortive U.S.rescue mission last Friday. on aand .0 harm our Islamic The radio broadcast an appeal' by the revolution, and since there is no militants to the people of Tabriz, north of guarantee that the U.S. government will Tehran, to cooperate with them in had over the #Aes to their familles, it protecting the hostages. It later said the Secreta Of State Vance signs was decided to hand over the bodies to undisclosed number of captives would be voys of the Pope, the Red Cross and the kept In the city's loaner U.S. consulate, WASHINGTON (UP!) — Secretary of security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. rumored, Thefirst time was after the nt to be turned to •,: The Iranian officials who displayed the State Cyrus Vance, convinced the ----. Their differences occasionally sim- March United Nations vote mixup, and lanluvi. bundles of bones and burnt flesh wr apped military mission to free the hostages In ,. inered openly, and once Carter tried to Vance denied publicly then he would quit. In Luxembours, Waders of the in traditional whIte Moslem shrouds Iran was the wrong course, resigned his smooth over the problem by making Vance's influence at the White House, !!erD, LCommon .P1 Vance maintained Sunday that there were-nine peg as a mark of protest, administration I41.Y w stand ,_uaues. nations u.ieu.uy his chief foreign policy despite sometimes taking a back seat to ____________________ . . I' American officials revealed Sunday night, ____ d spOwesman. iisi di wu fbia iast ,mong. Carte r 'S" Brzezinski, was still apparent in his final . '''' In Washington, U.S. officials, who had The resignation, Just three days after hostages 7 Vance, said some officials, was the days as secretary. lie persuaded Carter only one of the president's top advisers to to draw back when he was about to halt v reaffirmed Plans to dart'an said eight men died in the collision of a the White House revealed that he1lcopterandC.130tran.spor$plane,said mechanical problems forced canoppose last week's abortive effort to shipments of food or medicine to Iran on .... afte May i • rescue the 53 AmerIcans held hostage In the day tie broke diplomatic relations by that dote thm was no deftve a commando who wirvlved the raid had collation of the rescue raid, was a cerdropped his wallet during theretreatand tainty from the time ing r f Iran since Nov. 4. But Carter, despite with Iran. prçgron OWaM l U 1"•.• -• TEHRAN, Iran(UP!)— Bodies of the ' stories on Page 2A .ran Americans killed in the abortive rescue mission were removed from the U.S. Embassy today and turned over to the Khalkhall said the United States even coroner and President Abolhassan Bani.. planned to bomb key points in Tehran, Sadr said they would ultimately be including the North Tehran home of released to the Vatican, the Red Cross Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. and Switzerland, The White House reacted with outrage* In Washington, officials said Secretary to the grotesque display at the occupied of State Cyrus Vance was resigning U.S. Embassy in Tehran of the charred because he disagreed with the While remains of American servicemen killed House over going ahead with the rescue in the mission. operation. The officials said Vance had The militants said in a broadcast over decided to resign whether or not the raid government radio details of the arrangehad succeeded. ments for keeping the hostages in Tabriz An undisclosed number of the would be announced later. American captives, held for a 177th day, It was not clear how many of the 50 were transferred to the northwestern city Americans previously held at the U.S. of Tabriz where militants said they would Embassy in Tehran would be held In the be held In the former American am. Tabriz consulate Among the hostages # NIT L4 IAft .-. -' ;• swrv,ss, rope V Nor 1 - aistus'. NA PICKED! What ______Irons the picture le missing above? To øsd onts a oseesding lines 1 Is 2 Is 3. etc. \ / " -' Give dies To Red •20 10 ,. Iran To - . . ____ opponent off balance, or out of the circle, without releasing one's n arm and foot. More than two perions may pley by enlarging the circle and (1) choosing up sidse. or (2) sgaglng In a • Injured Ne n Carter Visiting mission, and doctors are waiting for Tootle's best friend Dan Barker, who killed or messed up. swelling to go down before they can "Right now he's being de-briefed," she with an open mind and free heart. She said she is not allowed to say what works at Aries Auto Glass in Longwood, "But he laughed and said that didn't ascertain the extent of the damage, said, "and there isn't much he can say. Mrs. Tootle described her son as an his military specialty is, but he is a said today Tootle hinted to him about bother him." Tootle's wife, Tina, said. "He did say he would go again and that average student when he attended member of the Air Force 1st Special going to Iran. Barker said he and Tootle used to go Tina Tootle, contacted at her home in FL Walton Beach, said today she is he thought Carter was right. He said he Longwood Elementary School, Milwee Operations Wing. "Ile said something was going to go on hunting -I lot up near Port St. Joe and lie waiting to hear whether the Air Force wants to see me and the baby. But he is Middle School, South Seminole Middle She said she is not allowed to say what over there and if it came to him having to said Tootle was good with guns. not allowed to say what caused the in. School and Lyman High School. She said caused her husband's injury, go, he would," Barker said. lie said Tootle was always determined will be flying her and her 4-month-old he liked sports and was good in math, He Tootle's aunt, Mildred Crowe, ives in "I told him that was kind of dumb. I to work for his country. daughter, Tabatha, to Texas to visit her Jry," Tootle's wife said she does not think left Lyman when he was in the 10th grade Longwood. said with his luck he was going to get "He is a real country boy," he said. husband. 6.2 8 .5 .2 t. - Tootle received a leg injury during the her husband volunteered for the mission, in 1976 and transferred to Port St, Joe, His mother, however, disagreed. according to Lyman officials. "I hate to contradict her," she said, Born in Orlando in 1959, Tootle lived in "but yes he volunteered and I'm very Casselberry from 1963 to 1976. He has a upset about it. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Although he has made occasional sister, Tammey, 17, who attends Lyman. "When he was home the last time we Tootle's mother is employed at Carter, making his first trip since the weekend trips to ('amp David, Carter has knew he was working on something," she Sprague Electric Company in Longwood. American hostages were captured in kept to his pledge and assiduously said. "He said he was having to learn She said her son likes the service Iran six months ago, has arranged today avoided the primary ciuupaign trail. something as part of the 'Bladder Team.' A White house official said Carter jlis father was a Navy man and he to visit the Five servicemen injured in the • would make no other public appearance I think they were teaching him how to always wanted to be a part of it," she aborted rescue mission. quickly transfer fuel from one plane to said. Carter was expected to depart at mid- in Texas, which holds its Democratic another. Tootle's wife said she had no idea her morning for the trip to San Antonio, primary Saturday, and will fl back to "I'm relieved he made it back safe in husband was going on such a mission. Texas, to see the injured men and their Washington inunediately after visiting as good a condition as he is in. I was sad But she said she has "faced the Facts" families at Brooke Army Medical Center. the soldiers. lie was expected to travel to hear about the other boys and I'm sad that the military is a dangerous oc- The men, suffering from severe burns, alone. his wife will be in Texas Tuesday for their parents and wives. But I think cupation were members of the crack volunteer on a campaign trip. the president did what he had to do," Carter canceled an address to the U.S. "My father was in the military," she rescue team who landed on an Iranian Tootle's mother also said she believes Chamber of Commerce in Washington her son volunteered because "it was said. "He was stationed in Vietnam for a desert last Thursday. After the hostages were taken Nov. 4, today to make the trip and asked year and a half - so I know how it is." something he had to do for his own The Tootles have been married for two Carter said he would not leave the White Treasury Secretary G. William Miller to personal satisfaction and as an obligation years. Mrs. Tootle said her husband House to campaign until they are freed, take his place before the group. -. , ____ .. r - re eas that might have been the basis for the began its task, officials said, me-s- Iranians' claim of finding nine bodies. An official said Vance strongly opposed _.'L "These are the documents of the the mission from the outset, and told the failed American ___' Was President Carter he would quit after the a (Tunes of America," said staging Ayatollah actual aimed at raid "no matter what the outcome." lthalkhall an. n400up d'ett" TherewasnoWhjteHouieorState Department confirmation of Vance's -tws. CA1Ih - : . • -' .. .•. - - Vance's misgivings, was deterimed to mount an effort to free the hostages. The plan was first Initiated Nov. 9 and first actively considered April 11. On Sunday, Brzezinski said he ba cked the mission and would do it again. - 4 - , -XI - :. • - . but other government sources Indicated an announcement resignation, would be made today. It was expected Vance would leave his post soon and Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher would take over as the acting secretary. "1k feltetroagly about it. He talked to the president several tunes over the past two weeks and he and the president agreed that they simply differed," said one official. "Cy felt he had no choice, despite his warm personal relatloàship with the president." "The secretary felt he could not sup- : + 'd .o'.'.o'-'d• ** ..* A,4P ft - '#4 S.-,. . - *. Secretary Harold Brown, Defense .5 CYRUS VANCE ..."dlplomat's diplomat" port it but did not want to resign until It was over," the official said. through a spokesman, expressed similar sentiments. During his three years, three months at the State Department, Vance devoted most of his time to the. Middle East, working on what finally became the Camp David concepts. Rumors of his resignation began surfacing Sunday afternoon following speculation he was dismayed at the rescue attempt and felt it had undercut the carefully crafted diplomatic efforts to free the hostages. For Vance, It was the second time in Vance, a 63-year-old quiet "diplomat's diplomat" made It clear when he took tie job be would serve only one term. From the outset of his career in the Carter administration, Vance sometimes dashed with his more hawkish counterpart at the White House, national recent months his resignation was ..— - - -,.-- - .- ........ 4_ • - .. '• - - Pri me 1rsIIe TO Iuu u 10140/ WifQ NEW YORK (UP!) - Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. today cuts its prime lending rate a full point to 18 percent. The bank gave no reason for time reduction but the trend in interest rates has been on the decline for the past few weeks. The prevailing prime rate is 19(. percent. No other banks immediately followed Morgan Guaranty's rate cutting move. The prime rate, which is available to top blue-chip corporations, has been easing since earlier this month when It stood at a record 20 percent level. - • - 1 1 �. - : .. S - ,. S - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, — I City April 2$ 1NO - IN BRIEF Guerillas Fly To Cuba, End 6 1-Day Hostage Siege Consider the agenda for consideration of the city City commissioners advised County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff two weeks ago to submit a proposed and executed lease agreement to the city, adding the city commissioners were willing to agree to "almost anything" to assure continued operation of a county branch library In the downtown area, 614ay siege at the Dominican Embassy, taking a $2 million ransom but not the Jailed comrades they vowed to die for. U.S. Ambassador Diego Asenclo, a captive throughout the two-month occupation, was released with the other hostages in Cuba and flew to Homestead Air Force Base, Fla., for a reunion with his family. He was Joined in the flight by the papal nuncio, who also was held hostage. Nine of the other 11 diplomats later returned to Bogota for an emotional reunion with their wives and children while the Mexican ambassador returned to Mexico City. County Library In a memo to the city commission, City appraisers be selected to set the property's Manager Warren Knowles said the lease value, submitted by the county follows the same The county's lease agreement also calls for form as the city proposed lease sent the a reversion clause In the deed. Under the county in December, clause, the ownership of the property would revert to the city' it a public library was not The exceptions, Knowles noted, gives the of three maintained at the county the right to choose at the end In oilier business at today's meeting, years whether it wishes to turn the building to the city or to purchase it on a reducing commission will hear an appeal from dinal Industries of a denial by the Planning sc hedule, based on 20 years of use. and Zoning Commission of a Cardinal plan to Knowles recommended that the corn- construct townhouses In the Sanora mission include in the lease a "clear development, definition of public library use" and establish John Mercer, president of the Sanora value of the land and building in the lease Homeowners association, has informed aie prior to signing the document. The city city the home owners are against the proposal commissioners suggested to Kirchhoff two to place the factory-built units in the weeks ago that a panel of three qualified development. commission at a 7 p.m. meeting at city hail, BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) — Leftist guerrillas flew to Cuba with 12 diplomatic hostages to peacefully end a Terms Commissioners also will consider a request from Police Chief Ben Butler to eliminate the position of administrative aide from the police department. Butler is asking that the commission instead create an additional BY DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A suspicious Sanford Airport security guard's tip has led to the seizure of close to a ton of bootleg Quaaludes In Orlando by federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents. The sedative pills, worth about $3 million street value, were destined to be dropped off at Sanford sometime before midnight Saturday, said DEA Agent Don Harper. HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (UP!) — His But after landing at Sanford, the 71-year-old pilot became nervous and took off again for Orlando's Herndon Airport, where he and a passenger were arrested, Harper said. Harper said an airport guard, suspicious about the plane and its cargo called DEA agents, who set out for Sanford, then followed the plane into Orlando. When it became apparent the plane would be landing at the city's general aviation airport, the agents called local authorities in to meet It. DEA agents believe they have about a million of the pills, which sell for about $3 apiece on the Illicit market. Harper said the pills were bootlegs made in a clandestine lab but designed to look like commercial methaqualone tables. When the twin.engine King Air plane landed a second time at Herndon, DEA agents, backed up by Orlando police and the Orange County Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation arrested pilot Robert Hanley, 71, of Miami and Michael Meuersmlth, 61-day ordeal In a Bogota, Colombia, embassy over, U.S. Ambassador Diego Asenclo is spending his first days of freedom unwinding in seclusion. Asencio, 48, arrived at this base Just south of Miami Sunday after he and 11 other diplomatic officials were released by leftist guerrillas who had been holding him captive at the Dominican Republic embassy in Bogota since Feb. V. He and the others had been let go at Havana earlier In the day in exchange for a ransom of private donations estimated at up to $2 million and safe passage to Cuba. Vance Decision Hurts Dollar LONDON (UP!) — Reports of U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vamce's resignation pushed the dollar down today on European financial markets. The price of gold * Fires * + illi M_ apparent deadlock on the other counts. An attorney for two of Lance's co-defendants ,,sald Sunday the Jury deliberating the case may be asked today to reveal its verdicts on the counts that have been decided. The panel of six men and six women sent a message to U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. Saturday — its sixth day of deliberations for about 37 hours — that it had agreed on some of the 19 counts but was Slerputowskl, Future Property Services, $36,000. NICE VILLE, Fla, (UP!) — President Carter offered a personal message to more than 2,500 people gathered to eulogize five airmen killed attempting to free the American hostages in Iran. The president telephoned a message Sunday that was read at a memorial service Maj. Gen. Robert Bond, commander of the Eglin Air Force base complex. Car ter praised the eight servicemen, five of whom were attached to the 8th Special at USUty thiit a helicootse' and from the morning's opening price. Market sources said local selling interests overtook a spate of early buying triggered by the news of Vance's resignation. The aftermath of the abortive mission to rescue the hostages in Iran and Vance 's resignation sent the dollar lower on all the markets. Europe To Support Carter LUXEMBOURG (UP!) — Weitérn European leaders today approved a declaration supporting - - Hawks Want Tough Defense WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congressional hawks, conc*ned over the abortive military rescue effort In Iran, will try again this week to beef up defense spending In President Carter's proposed balanced valuables worth about $1,570. -+ + - - ..i - Viol .,~ , AU or i I + Driver: Iranians Aided U.S. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — The driver of the bus stopped by commandoes at the remote desert staging area for the aborted mission to rescue the hostages at the U.S. Embassy says Iranians dressed in uniforms aided the American troops. U.S. officials have indicated that Iranian dissidents were to have helped in the operation, In which eight Amerkkn servicemen were killed In the fiery collision of a transport plane and helicopter after the mission was aborte& Mohammad AU Aires said 10 to 18 Iranians were with the American team summit meeting of the ninenatlon European Economic Community said the declaration would be issued at the end of the conference later today. There was no immediate official reaction to the resignation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, but some foreign ministers reportedly regretted the departure of a man they admired for his restraint and ability. Soviets Face Grain Woes that stopped the bus he was driving on the road between Yazd and Tabas in the pro-dawn darkness Friday. In an Interview published Sunday in the Petilan4anguageKayhan newspaper, he said there were about 10 "foreigners" and that the Iranians were dressed in uniform, The reference to uniforms meant the Iranians apparently wore the local military uniform which was recognizable to the rural Iranians. One of the Iranians questioned the passengers and then ordered all the "Dosens of flares placed on tripods lit up the desert," he said. "Planes and helicopters were still landing." The bus passengers were' ordered to put their hands on their heads and sent In single tile to a place removed from the bus. "Every quarter of an how an airplane or helicopter was landing," Aires said. "From each of (been would emerge 60 to 70 troops carrying weapons, equipment and sleepings bags or communications equloment." - 'Dozens Hurt In Flight April 6, and his return to Moscow via Roston-on-Don Indicates he may have spent the (line in the Crimea, his favorite vacation spot In the put. + S CA. MORGAN Club. He also received a Rotary Foundation care of Sanford, Mrs. Muriel Ma& CA. "Pink" Morgan, U. Of citation from the Stadium DeBary-Dsltona Rotary Club, doz, Placida, Ga.; one 33 Iris Line, DeBeey, died Club for his promotion of 'and P.O. Dci 217, DeBary, McFall brother, JesUs DeLeng, Salt Saturday at West Volusla excellence in amateur Funeral llama, Deltona, Is in Springs; sister, Fannie Memorial Hotal, Deta4 athletics, charge of arrangement& Walker, Ocala; It gran& He was born in Rochester, children; 3$ great. He aim was cited by the EUGENEV. HAM N.Y. and moved to DeBary 10 PolIce and great. en Athletic League of Eugene V. Hall, 11, of 282 years ago from Rocltsr. gr$fldeIdkI. BtiIal Will be In for Rodiedw .hli w or th k wi Bieder Ave, Sanford, died A former salnw for lbs Geneva Cemetery.. yang people, especially the Saturday at Seminole Meade Paper Co. In GNfl*Ow Funeral Ham. Is imd.rprtvilngsd. He was a Ut, Rochester, he was (b, member and put Grand Memorial Hospital. native In charge of arrangements. and life-long resident of paper busi nessfor over o bus1. years He was a former Muter of the Corinthian Smdcrd,hes.rvsdlntheU.& Temple Lodge No. III Marine Corp. during World director of the National bade Association, a dredor Rochester. Hswasa Mason War IL H. was a heavy for OVOf ISSfs, havingI'I1ipflWI( and P MALI. SUSINS V—funeral recalwd the honor of 3d member of the Palmetto service is, vvsm, V. sen. ai. DeBary.Deltona Rotary Club at lfl 1111w Avi. lanisrI. wNs a past Potent Avenue Bapt_____ (2iwch. ____ and recently was honored by degree. He was mid Saturday, will be MW at I of Dc(VIVCrI hw'hi. his wife, t hat organization for ida $4 Master of Rochester Ledge Tuesday at 1W PabMes irc, mini years of psrfsct atteedants In Perfection. A member of Mrs Mary H. hail, Sanford; a AVmIA. .s..* Nov. Navmsnd cracker at. Rotary. H. was formerly a Damascus Temple '° Essisas V. 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Cuba also talk of monthly rations, of + four ounces of meat, wages of $160 per month and shirts costing $110. _ ___ _ _______________ / ______________ 'Hopelessness ' ________ Swamps Cubans _ ___ _ __ The refugee influx quickly overtaxed the immigration service facilities at Key West and the INS inspectors were qrdered early last week to limit their duties to counting noses and taking names. All the processing examinations are being conducted in Miami. Arriving boat captains are charged with the responsibility of seeing that each refugee he brings In Is transported to the Miami facility within 24 hours under penalty of a $1,900 fine for each refugee that doesn't show UP KEY WEST, Fin. (UPI) A story of deprivation, hopelessness and strict government controls is emerging from conversations with Cuban exiles arriving on the Key West sealift. "You have to go where they tell you to go and do what they tell you to do," said refugee Hodolfo Guznian Bt'tancourt, 19. a taxi driver. "You can't go anywhere without your identification card." Refugees aff iving aboard private boats after the danger. O tLS 90-mile trip from Cuba also talk of monthly rations of four unces of iiit'at, wages of $160 per month and shirts costing $110. "Rice a staple in Cuba is limited to five pounds per persona iiionth,'' said Simon Mendez, who ran a government food store in Havana. "1 eat that much in one day." Other monthly amounts allowed by the government were 10 ounces of peas, six ounces of beans, one bar of soap, pound and a half of cooking oil, a half pound of salt and a half pound of onions (when in season), Mendez said Sunday. Eggs cost 6 cents each, but apparently are in good supply since they are what Cubans used to Pelt departing refugees with. Condensed milk Is limited to children under seven. "I gave my quota of meat to my wile for our daughter," said Abelardo Cordoba Santana, 3, who worlcett+at a Uavana bus terminal for $160 a month. "She's small, so she needed it more than I did." Cordoba's wife and 4-year-old daughter were riot allowed to Join him on the boat that brought him to time United States Sunday. Cordoba also said markets in Cuba have been running out of food recently and "rations are alwa ys behind." Prices for clothing were inflated despite the low salaries, lie added. fIns Pullover cost inc $110 because it is imported," he said of his black short sleeve shirt bearing a Made In Italy In Miami, assistant INS district director Richard Gullage said: "We have heard the same rumors you've heard and we are investigating, people were so emaciated and weak after going with little food for time past two weeks, they had to be carried ashore. - 7___ 'i._t 11 — _____________________________ ______________________ — ' . FII)EI, ('ASTIt() . Opens the gates , "We think we can distinguish political prisoners from thieves and murderers," said Peterson. 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He said tho.edlscunslons would bs held Sunday when 30-scene prisoners took Corrections Commissioner Gordon this afternoon, control of a security unit, and an Faulkner announced at 4 Faulkner said tie only injury during estima ted 150 prisoners took control of hostages had been freed and platoons tin uprising was one sprained cell block C. The prisoners originally riot police flieV5d in to seCire C CS!! block About 5:30 aim a prison guard handed took seven hostages, but released three and security buildi ng containing about reporters an utigtd news .release by midevening Sunday, * Innate.. whjth read: Fifty minutes later the riot police left Ore was set free soon after the trouble "At approximately 3:45 a,m, tie prison. began when he became ill. Two more j,, F ul er released the secured lie release of the hostages were released authorities allowed last of the hostages who prison officials unhanned, Th e institution Is being two reporters to monitor negotia tions. Twssa D11sui Hollowly Bartha c. ssa'n :: LIII PA. va.s 1+ - ro. a l imited time unll *e øi$I be able to Indiana Convicts End Uprising ' Alane Dan' s FLO OA $300 Clr.Iyn I. Wilkerson - - - Gisnds Y. KH.O Christki. 0. SIms ADMISSIONS o o HOSPITAL NOTES ___ t I after the dangerous 90-mile trip from (0 ______________ ___________________________________________________ - undesirables here before it's over," INS inspector Dwayne Peterson said. Refugees arriving aboard private boats County School Superintendent Johnny Jones. sImissis M.asdel ssIsJ Ar11 U Another problem popped UI) Sunday when iiiuiligration officials conceded reports from refugees that ('asU''was using the sealift clean out his jails" could be true. ''II afraid were going to see a lot more ' MIAMI (UP!) — Circuit Judge Thomas E. Scott today de nied a defense motion for a dried yç .4 j of acquittal to the grand theft trial of suspended Dade . - - J-' . Jones' Dismissal Denied - . Several people, including U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Via., have expressed fears that Cuban President Fidel Castro would use the sealift to send spies into the United States. noon six boats carrying a total of 619 people. That brought the total figure since Wednesday to 3,183 refugees and 41 boats at Key West alone. With an undetermined nwnber of arrivals at Marathon, Via., and Miami, officials believed the total figure was well over the 3,500 the State Department had said it would accept of the 10,000 Cubans who had jammed the Peruvian Embassy in Havana Easter Sunday. Hundreds more boats jammed Mariel harbor or waited just off the Cuban coast for • CUDJOE KEY, Fla. (UP!)— Six people received only minor in jur ies Sunday when a small tornado ripped a 280-foot-wide swa th through a Florida Keys trailer park, Butthetornadodestroyedatleut6omobtlehotfles and 190 more were damaged. Several boats and vehicles also were damaged severely, said Graham HJcks,dlrector of disaster preparedness for Monroe County. A century ago "undertakers" did little more Own provid. a 'coffin" and hors.drawn carriage. Today's funeral director completes specialized education so that he can coordi. nate numerous details and relieve the family Of every possible burden. would provide security screening. Lu! )J DETROIT (UPI) — The vote was light happy with it. We knew it was going to be needs to win the GOP nomination. and the outcome exceedingly close — but close. Especially given that the odds Before the Michigan caucuses, Kena win Is a win and Sen. Edward Kennedy were very tough against us, we think It nedy campaign aide Joseph Crangle has a scenario for acquiring the needed very significant," said Kennedy predicted: "Never will so few people 1,666 delegates he needs for the spokesman Dick Drayne late Saturday. elect so many delegates." It was an Democratic nomination. Tim Kraft, Carter's campaign under.estlmate. ______ • .'III!Jfl manager, said: "This is a good day's Fewer than 15,000 of the sta te's 41,635 At a news conference before leaving Z work. It was the other campaign that card-currying, dues-paying Democrats Sunday f or a five-day f1 sperately needed a big win. The hard voted, and after a count that seesawed de Kennedy was asked the usual question of how he expects to win the nomination road ahead for the other campaign Is several times, Kennedy won by 226 votes I when he Is so far behind in the delegate trying to win three out of four delegates and one delegate. ~ Air Conditioning System ~ left, which is near impossible," ct. Democratic The campaign staffs and wall "What I think we have to do," he Carter now has 1,180 to Kennedy's Party hierarchy were stunned by the low 'I HEMING INC ~ I 6675 replied, "is effectively run even with Ph 322 e weather had cooperated, the turnout. Th The next primary is Saturda V'Sanf rd Ave. Sanford I president up to June 3 (the day on which y in Texas, race was close and the contest generated a state Carter swept four a third of the convention de years ago, and attention in the rest of the nation but chosen), and then we havelegates to do aswill wellbe the president also is the favorite in at not, apparently, in Michigan. June3ashe(Carter)didfnthefirstthird least two of the four primarIes GUITAR It was the state's first experience with A following Tuesday — In North Carolina, of the caucuses and we'd g Tennessee, Indiana and the District of the caucus system and Michigan's rules NEW nomination."Columbia. Only the nation's capi tal and were difficul t and complex. The delegate Aides to both Kennedy and Carter perhaps Indiana offer much hope for selection and the straw vote were FOR UNDER separate. expressed satisfaction with the 71.70 Kennedy. A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF division In the Michigan caucus returns Republicans choose their Michigan When the voting was completed in a A SPECIAL GIBSON GUITAR Satiy, Only slightly more than 15,000 delegates in a primary May 20, GOP junior high school in Eaton County, one • new materials of the eligible 41,000 Democratic voters front-runner Ronald Reagan, mean- man rose and asked the chairwoman how S now technology pur'tidpa In the contest giving Ken- while, picked up three additional they were to proceed with the caucus. • very affordable Vjj we aI*a,s Aan!ed aGibn 4uA rwre S pl)uI ned' a one-delegate edge. delegates In caucuses In Minnesota, She merely shrugged and said, "I chance ma move to the iestge Q.OI.t ant Tornado Rips Florida Keys , - Profession, + babies and flight attendants sailing into the air, Airline officials blamed violent air turbulance over Jacksonville, Fla,, for the mishap Sunday on a Boeing 747 Jumbo jet bound from Miami to Toronto. "The first thing !looked up and saw glasses fly in the air and people kind of leave the floor, the stewardesses in particular," said passenger Linda Dodd of Saskatoon, Sask. ____ ___ a + Chan., ing 1 ____ + involved in the sealift. Victor Palmieri, who heads the State Department's refugee division, said more Immigration and Naturalization Service Personnel and Fill agents were being brought to Miami. He said the INS people w ould process the refugees and the FBI p.m. Sunday. The only new arrivals occurred before Michigan: Kennedy Nips Carter TORONTO (UP!) — Almost four dozen Air Canada Passengers and crew members were treated at a hospital after a bizarre in-flight Incident that sent 1 A P..,.I No1ic. - ,, --- uci u na -_______________________________________________ _____________________________ NATIONAL REPORT: Tornadoes whirled through Florida, Virginia and Georgia following a wave of heavy (hunderstorms, leaving a trail of uprooted trees, downed power lines and property damage. Hall fell In Virginia and North Carolina. A tornado now Gainesville, Ga., Sunday, caused an estimated $280,000 In damage and at least one injury. Authorities saId 10 homes, seven vehicles, a mobile home and a business were duoyed. Showers and thundershowers were scattered from the eastern portions of the )t'ppi Valley across the northern half of the Ohio Valley and into southern New England. Rain also was scattered throughout the Rocky Mountain region. AREA READINGS (I Ia.): lenperatun: IS; overnight low: $3; yesterday's high: 91; barometric pressure: 21.91; relative humidity: 11 percent; winds: northwest at lZm.pJ*. TUESDAY TIDE: DAYTONA BEACH: PØ's, 7:21 a.m., 1:11 p.m.; lows, 13:60 am., 1:01 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: bight, 7:12 am,, 6:06 p.m.; lows, 12:* am., 12:17 p.m.; BAYPOIIT: highs, 1:06 am., 12:42 p.m.; lows, 7:11 am., 7:31 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: $1, Augustine I. JspMar fohi, (int I Miss: Small craft should iwdiss cevt'qpn, Winds' beoundea northwest end Increasing toll to 21 knots thie morning and ysaday. Seas 3 fil near shore and increasing to 7 feet offshore, Fair. AREA roacaa Fair and mild lofty and 'rue.ay. JUNCIUM my "_.y he WO VPPW M 10my u Ewnlng I A federal grand Jury's search for information from an others were requested by the grand Jury, now exist Altamonte Springs Inn and Racquet Club, but the motel's: Altamonte Springs restaurant which U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, The spokesman at the North Palm Beach corporate office manager was not available for comment. H-New Port Richey, frequented during trips to Florida's fifth said the only records that are retained are for meals charged. The grand jury has been hearing witnesses concerning congressional dishict during the tim the FBI was conducting Neither Kelly,nor any of the odun who had meals With him at alleged political corruption by Kelly and seven other members: its Abscam investigation, has proved fruitless. Lard Qianiley's (J.P. Maher III, Kelly's former aide; b"lri.ss Congress. Kelly has said he is Innocent of any wrong-doing.: A spokesman for Flame Enterprises Inc., owners of Lard consultant Eugene Ciuslo; Robert Spicer; a travel agent; or He is of being investigated for accepting $28,000 from FBI agents: CliumleY's Pub restaurant during the time of the investigation Leonard Mayer, a former Orlando labor leader) charged In exchange for his promise to do favors for a non-existent, — Sept. 21 and Oct. 4, 1979 and Jan. 9 and 21, 1900 — said anything, the spokesman said. Arab oil sheik. Kelly has said he was conducting his own In., records of restaurant bills charged by Kelly and four A subpoena for records has also been served upon the vestigatlon of "shady characters." — DONNA 8TES 11 Brezhnev wall reported to have WR for vacation on mug shots, their turn to pick up more refugees, promising even more of a strain on processing facilities in Miami. Key West port officials estimated 2,500 to 3,000 boats were The fate of whoever was aboard another 24-foot boat found capsized north of Havana also was unknown, but Coast Guardsmen said they hoped those aboard were picked up by another craft. Because of the rough weather, the Key West (locks banned any departures after 3 Seminole County earlier this month. Altamonte Pub Has No Records For Abscam Jury difficulty in meeting grain production quotas, the Us news agency reported. Brezhnev met with local Communist Party officials In Rostov-on-Don, 600 miles southwest of Moscow, Tau said "on his way to Moscow." Since Wednesday morning when south Florida exiles began plying the Florida Straits to Cuba in hopes of bringing back relatives and other refugees, the Coast Guard said it had responded to 175 rescue cases, spokesman Michael Kelly said. The Coast Guard gave up a search for a boat with a "possible 200 people aboard" that apparently had made a distress call Saturday night. There was no indication whether the boat survived, but there was no sign of any debris or survivors either, It's over." The Impromptu sealift began last Monday as a way of evacuating nearly 11,000 Cubans who swarmed into the Peruvian embassy at Havana three weeks ago asking for political asylum. It since has been broadened to Include long lists of relatives of Cubans living In the United States. AU those who took refuge in the embassy were issued safe conduct passes by the Cuban foreign ministry, and Peterson said he believed that some hardened criminals were given the same document, Another immigration official said a difference can be noted In the passport pictures. Almost all of those who were In the embassy have head and shoulders pictures, while pictures of these suspected of being criminals show just the heads, like TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI)—Mary Anne Morse of Seminole County was elected secretary of the State Republican Party during the weekend. The Democrats, meanwhile, meeting in Tallahassee, elected Panaman City auto dealer Charles Whitehead chairman with no opposition and former State Sen. Henry Sayler of St. Petersburg was elected GOP chairman by a 99-33 vote over Warren Goodwin of Flagler Beach. Among other elections at the statewide Democratic meeting, Altamonte Springs City Commissioner Dolores Vickers was elected vice-chairman of the fifth congressional district committee. Mrs. Vickers was elected state committeewoman for passengers to get off the bus, Afrax said. MOSCOW (UP!) — Soviet President Leonid — County'sMary Anne Morse Named 31Ø GOP Secretmy •--wg condition. homosexuals," Quesada said. Quesada's story was repeated In substance by several other arriving refugees interviewed by reporters, Another refugee, Juan Julian Herreras, 55, a merchant seaman, who estimated there are about a quarter of a million political prisoners In Cuban jails, said, "many are prisoners by necessity. They kill a cow so that they or their families don't the of hunger and t hen the state says the cow belonged to the state." Immigra tion of ficers said it is difficult to screen the refugees arriving at a rate that is taxing the facilities of the U.S. U.S. watchdog agency. But they have some keys to point out criminals, "We've had some say they were In jail up to 10 to 15 days ago," said immigration inspector Dwayne Peterson, "Very few of them are going to admit they are common criminals, "We know that Castro Is issuing passports that show they were in the Peruvian embassy," Peterson said. "And I'm afraid we're going to use a lot more undesirablu her. before [t U:4 I 9 IN BRIEF , President Carter in the Iranian hostage crisis, denouncing the Soviet Union for invading Afghanistan and ordering a study of new approaches on the Middle East. WEATHER SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — Police warned that 10 of the 13 prisoners who fled the Hall of Justice Jail may be lining up robberies to finance their (light. The prisoners staged the surprise breakout — the worst in the Jail's history—as deputies and trustys were passing out breakfast Sunday In a maximum security unit. Five sheriff's deputies and a civilian chef were handcuffed and locked in a holding cell. Two fugitives were captured in the parking lot behind the Hall of Justice and a third arrested running through the building. + the Coast Guard cutter Cape York when the storm hit. "I felt like this was it. Welcome to death. I commended my soul to God." His boat sank but Sotolongo, his wife and a friend, were rescued by Coast Guardsmen, Sotolongo and Coast Guard auxiliary Bernie Davis suffered the only injuries reported during the day and were hospitalized in good KEY WEST, Fla, (UP!) — Fidel Castro is using the Cuban exiles' mercy sealift "to clean out his Jails" of criminals, some of the arriving refugees report. U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service officers said Sunday there are Indications the charge may be true. So far, they've done nothing about it. Of nearly 3,000 Cuban boat people processed by INS last week, all have been released in t he Miami area. Refugee Wilfredo Quesada said police in Havana were bringing all the inmates from Havana jails to one police station where they were being given safe conduct passes and bused directly to the port of Mariel where they are put aboard the U.S. boats. "He's giving you all our delinquents so that people will believe that it is true that all those who went to the Peruvian embassy were nothing but common criminals, bums and Prisoners Flee In Frisco ALTAMONTE SPRINGS HOME BURGLARIZED Thieves with only two hours to work made off with $1,200 in goods from an Altamonte Springs home left open Saturday, deputies say. Charles Nicholes, 100 Hill Top Place, told deputies he left his home's kitchen door unlocked when he left at 5p.m. Saturday. When he returned at 7 p.m., Nlcholes discovered a color television, $150 cash and other goods missing. Ragtag Refugee Sealift Works Jailed Cubans Arriving Here? budget Republicans will get one more chance to derail the House Budget Committee's $411.8 billion spending plan and the Senate will begin debate on a $612.9 package approved by its budget panel. Although the House and Senate versions are close In dollar amounts, the Senate version includes about $3 billion more for defense, BURGLARS HIT SANFORD HOME Thieves who forced a bathroom window, made off with close transport plane burst into flames after the the fallen airmen, sent a statement that said: Carter said one of greatest tributes that mission was aborted. "I am very grateful for the thoughtfulnesscould be paid the dead men would be freedom "I grieve with you for eight fine men who and support of this community for my for the hostages they died for In trying to hel p died in the service of America," Carter said. husband and myself." them escape. "You have as consolation in your sorrow the Carter compared the eight servicemen who + memory of their lives. "I pray with you, in memory of them,, for died u "To me and to their country, they have left war in an Iranian d't the freedom of 53 other Americans in Iran riors who gave their lives to defend an. an equal gift — the legacy of their the freedom our eight brothers lived to defend nt Athens and quoted from a statement by spirit." nd died to try to win," the president said. "I a The families of the five Htrlburt airmen did Athenian leader Pericles, pledge myself, In their memory and for all of not attend the outdoor ceremony held under "When Athens shall appear great to you, us, to the other cause worthy of their daring d. Ildas it a hi* utioo& football Vøfl. okIir It 6ICtISS by. spirit— the ranse of a Lanting esace for a free fi,,j iink.'Aavi MtI.t: ow. oi--, . —.. ---I -- — — , uu + -- Robert Britt. At least two dozen boats had to be towed or escorted back to Key West and the Coast Guard lost count of how many people were pulled out of the water. "Death — I saw it close," said Rafael Sotolongo, whose boat was being towed by deadlocked on others. Carter Message Read At Memorial also fell. The price of gold fell $19 in Zurich to $535.50 and was down $13.50 In London at $536.00 an ounce, but dealers reported "no real selling." In Hong Kong, gold closed at $533.50, 50 cents down Although Sunday's storm terrified nearly everyone nearby, there were no deaths reported and only two injuries. "Maybe God had a hand In it. It Is kind of miraculous," said Coast Guard Petty Officer - 32, of 2128 Oak Ridge Drive, Orlando, property Friday night, deputies $2,000 of a Sanford man's The two were scheduled to appear before a U.S. Magistrate toreport. this morning for a hearing on charges of importation of a James Collier told deputies the thieves hit his home at 104 controlled substance. Lane between 8 p.m. Friday and 1 a.m. Saturday, YOUTH ARRESTED taking a television, camera, shotgun, gas grill and other A Sanford youth was arrested early this morning charged with attempting to burglarize a neighbor's home, Seminole deputies say. The 16.year-old was arrested at 3 a.m,, by deputies responding to a call from Charles P. Freddie, 2014 Lake Mary Road, that someone was trying to break into his home, Deputies any they caught the youth, a neighbor of Freddie's running through the area. Pry marks around Freddie's back door were discovered and a piece 'if metal used to make them nearby, mission today. The National Weather Service estimated that a squall produced winds up to 90 miles an hour in some areas, and during a frantic five-minute period the Coast Guard received 29 distress calls. More rough weather was forecast for today, ATLANTA (UP!) — Jurors deliberating over Bert Lance's bank fraud trial may have to reveal their verdicts on several charges against the former federal budget director and three others before breaking an + Courts * Police Beat - On Several Lance Charges GUITAR STOLEN FROM CHURCH Burglars breaking through the back door of a Sanford church made off with a $600 guitar this weekend, police say, Members of the Church of God, 801 W. 22nd St., reported the theft of a Telecaster bass guitar, taken either Saturday night or Sunday morning. Nothing else was reported taken. Action Report$ KEY WEST, Fla, (UPI) Hurricane force winds raged through the Florida Straits Sunday, but apparently all of the hundreds of people In the ragtag refugee sealift operating between the Florida Keys and Cuba sw-vived. Most of them will continue their Jury Could Give Verdicts + . I uracuious Cubans Survive I* IN BRIEF position of police officer. The former police department ad. ministrative aide, Steve Harriett, was promoted to assistant to the city manager. The commissioners may make a declsio on whether to contract out to private en. terprise the maintenance of the city. cemetery. Three bids have been received for. the maintenance work including: Robert A. Baker, $27,000 annually; O'Brien and Sons Maintenance Service, $31,955; -and T.J. 211. 19110-3, 1M NA110N Tip From Sanford Leads To Drug Bust U.S. Ambassador Back Home at a To By DONNA FSIES Herald Staff Writer The dispute between the city of Sanford and the Seminole County Commission over the leasing of the old post office building for continued use as a public library may be settled today. A signed lease proposed by the county WORLD Sources . Monday. AorU .. ... ]f - ... fl '---' l - - - • . - + - �... •... . ..:. .... • . ..--.. ,•.,...,. -,..-..• - 4.- , .' •,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Henild Fans of classical music, jazz and radio drama, Including rebroadcasts of "The Shadow" and other classic radio shows will have a spot on the dial to tune to starting in about three months. In July, Public Broadcasting Service television station WMFE (channel 24) begIns operation of a full-power FM radio station expected to bring a different kind of programming to Central Florida. WMFE-FM, broadcasting In stereo at 90.7 megahertz, down towards the 'left hand' side of the FM dial, will be producing some local shows on topics of interest to Central Florida residents, but will mainly draw its programs from National Public Radio, a network of public, foundationowned and university radio stations, say station spokesmen. In addition to a daily schedule of classical music and jazz followed by drama and full length Around (USPS 48 280) 300 N. F'}tENCII AVE., SANFORD, FLA..32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, AprIl 28, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home l)elmvery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock Raid On Iran: A Carter Bonus? By DAVID M. RAZLER President Carter is to be commended for supporting an attempt to rescue the hostages in Iran, with a bold military raid.. As we now know, the move failed due to some equipment failure. Eight Americans were killed whentwoaircraltcollidedonthegroundafterthe president ordered a withdrawal. The president said he accepted full responsihility of the rescue attempt, as of course he must. At the same time, it will be interesting to see whether Mr. Carter is subject to the same criticism President Ford received in 1975 after his approval of the Mayaguez rescue in the China Sea, which also cost American lives, but was at least successful. Because some criticism of the Iran raid is certainly justified. The president apparently ordered the move without enough consideration of trying to tighten the screws on Iran with a naval blockade or bombing the Iranian oil fields, dams and power JACK ANDERSON ....._ concerts in the evening, station operators intend to broadcast folk music on weekends and simulcasts of music programs presented on WMFE-TV. Station spokesmen say WMFE-FM should begin regular broadcasts in early July, wIth power to cover the entire region. A complete report of an incident off the sheriff's blotter listed as "Information:" "Unkhown subject(s) left a bucket upside down. It is not known if they were looking over the fence Into the bathroom window or not. The complainant also advised that unknown persons may have attempted to remove the latch on the gate." Any questions? Two weeks is turning Into a month-and-half - for the FBI. Back in March, Seminole County authorities sent a set of fingerprints belonging to drifter "John Marshall" off to Washington for identification. Although the FBI promised results in two weeks, sheriff's recordskeepers say they still have no report on the identity of the mystery man, released from jail two weeks ago because there was no evidence he had committed any crime, after he was held for almost a month in the Seminole County Jail. Marshall, arrested March 16 when he gave a possibly Incorrect name and date of birth to a Seminole deputy who found him hitchhiking along Interstate 4, was released on April 11. He was last seen doing cartwheels, while trying to hitch a ride east on U.S. Highway 17-92, shortly after his release. ____ - ) (f Wagering Tax To Be Debated IA bill, sponsored by State Rep. Robert Casselberry of the time to give the mayor an Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, permitting opportunity to testify before the committee. the levy by cities of an admission tax cm Sheppard has been lobbying legislators for persons attending pari-mutuel wagering passage of the bill. events, will be considered by the House PanIf approved the bill permitting a 15.cent-perMutuel Wagering Sub-Committee of the Regulated Industries Committee on Thursday. person tax would give Casselberry and Hattaway, in announcing the schedule, said Longwood $65,000 each in additional revenue, he has informed Mayor Owen Sheppard of Hattaway said. Legal Notice opinion ' BERRY'S WORLD Hattaway is irritated at wnbilla. "special interest groups" telling hIm what In terms that might Irritate our European they want. What "special interest groups allies, the Pentagon report ot*erves convinced recommended U.S. pullout "recognizes that track nothim sponsor a bill concerning a even hi hiS district? the Europeans today are basically representative serving the area involved, irresponsible and impotent in foreign policy Representative Robert Brantley, voted and security terms, hel AGAINST the bill. The residents of potence is due in no small measure to their Representative Brantley's district don't want dependency on the U.S. for their another dog track. It seems strange to me security." that we, as residents of Altamonte Springs, The authors recommend that the United to - all but a "small U.S. force" take a rear seat to the wheeling and dealing State, from Europe, making up for this pullout 1y a that goes on In the back rooms Tallahassee promiseof quick military backup in the event and the Seminole Harness Track. otaSovietattack. Thlswouldfreethelimlted Perhaps the Watergate and Abscam Americanmilltarystrengthforuseela.where sandals have made us all distrustful In the world, encourage a credible European politicians, and perhaps that's iiit should be. nuclear deterrent and, of course, be There will always be abuses of power by popular wilhi budgetcutters at hàme. politicians. Thank God for a free press t contInued from time to time until final action is taken by the City forgetting Machiavelli's great maxim that-,. to - Cyrus Darius would have made short" work of a Khomeini, and of his mulláW' of INACCUAT( EAGAH $T4TUNT CM1ttm up, . F 1: . .4 -- I 'Gobeck,"Isedatog,utt)etjag Iwwrsd us. , -.• . still at my side. Soon, however, I heard l" people up the hill call the dog to his dinner4.:' me dog forget about our comeadeu1p l' Free Legal Check ____ cast. lbs dug waded ito the stream, too.' One loft us alone with another can of Vhenam of two tIngs was happening. sausages and anothef packag. of sodi dis,whichhedogcbvioiydjdn'(c bed ysldeeyerypsment,orI had for In th. fid place. Neither did I t lbs. sduponuIsoIth,rarestofaflrees moment. I had plaived on trout of dogs1 the long.v.d, North Georgia trout Later, an deep night till over lbs valley;',i; imund. wisbedforjustamI1peRtIwasbsclloms I made another cu in direction of. city, me city done have its advantages, whsrethsdeg'ams.ewaspointing.Igotmy youknw.OnoisthatIlivemiyf 11nebsngaaro&IwudgIittbelarstu. IromDelTaco, Thedogwas Inlove withrne. 1 hope they fed thutdcgccllanis. ' . threaten the life of both the pregnant woman overall prenatal mortality rate has fallen to S or 6 percent with a combination of antepartum and her fetus. me I waded Ito the stream and made my first the strewn and his zlatuation with us aâ4 , ,- -----. natirs that mike, perfect anise to me. Lot 11 81kG N On Ranches Sect 2A. *172.000 THIE! MONTHS FROM THE ZO to Randall Roessler 8. wI Anne R., I. to MerrIll Liich . To t$151 seine m' $gi,5 DrIve and Ridge Relocation Sterling are being offered statewide as a public service Program," and will be providing the checkup DA,E OF THE FIRST mercially on theE 7.3rd Of W 3- (DIST. 5) LOf411k0 HoweilCoveSec Sic?, Mist. Inc Lot 30 Ilk A Part UNZ$63.000 of The Florida Bar in observance Of Law conterencesduring Law Week. PUBLICATION' OF THIS PIlsOfS½ofSW½otSictIen2Ii1.RAIMOA.$ETALA.BA(SFrank J. Fox & WI Annabeile R. Week. NOTICE, to file any OWectiens 30.33 (Parcel 13-A) on Old MIms Hu"ert I. EerIly lid & .eei .uv .Al Ainicufture Anyone can obtain a free legal checkup . & Ralph I. Krueger I wI Shirley tMp may have that challenge the and Titusvllie Road. (P1ST. 3) Width Varsnce from 110 ft to American Group One Inc to This week has been proclaimed Law Week in during Law Week, simply by calling a par. 17$ Barclay A, to Sandl'a L Nasser, UN 318 v$hlitvoIffiedecedsnI'sw$ll,tp wood Riders Inc. Lot 3. SHIRLEY KILlER SACSileftinLsll,Ya.*esLalusS.D, Alt VIII I Condo, us,ioo Florida by Gov. Bob Graham, as part of a ticipating local layer.referral service or the 1141 atlons f the personal wee .151. Al AIrICUNUrO Zone. p9 pg ,i, in section .ws, an Wanes Sec. ui.eeo. Nes Csmm of Am t Jack S. Winter Springs Homes Inc to national observance culminating in U.& Law toll-tree statewide telephone number (1.500ititivL or the venue or To construct single family Highwey 16 West. (01ST. 5) tJvltt & WI Trudy, UN 14 lUf1$dICtIofl if theCiurt. residence In donlwictlen with e. APPROVAL. OP MINUTES Win, wager Swayne Fr. & Day Thursday. Condo Sic? Ill, 151.100 Florida Bar Lawyer Referral ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND oustIng retirement home to be 342-0011) ot Elizabeth 5. Lot 4 Cluster I Escondido I. AprIl 31, 1910 Regular Me, Cs.nm of Am Is Wm N. OIJICT1ONS NOT SO FILED ecc4ed by owner in the W Ill ft Mootins wiiooeI, Anyone who donatea blood to the Central Service. They will receive the name and WILL. BE FOREVER bARRED. Of ( ½ ii Tract 37, MCNSII1I Connie C. Fewler lbs Cinnie c. Re.ce I wI Evelyn 66. UN ii Florida Blood Bank in Altarnonte Spgs telephone number of a participating lawyer in Taos public I.ssrin will be .. to Esnendido Condo lId, Ill, 557.700 ste of the first publicaften 1 Orange villa. PB 3. P 0. ki in me Seminole county Cove. .Pleki I be POfISId (QCD) HO Realty In to Larry 1.. Thursday will be entitled to a free 20-minute their area to call for an appointment at a 451$ Notice of Admielstratlen: lecllen 1741.30, iii McNeil Reed. ffiie. Sanford, Flsddi, en May Robert N. Mathis & WI Nancy p,, Woods Let NO. ii isa Glenarden HIs legal checkup by a Seminole County Attorney, mutually agreeable time during the week. Lb ed The Lot 43 APeI (01ST. 3) It1NJ,a$lIe P.M.. or as First Add, $10111 lo.w.ie Ethel Byrd i ui-si yuua ie si ____ T,thul lad 1. aa.o. The CIsekulls will also he uivnn Thursdv t ,J_uw U. W. --...------ --. -. Nell .1. Ta.evay I wi Sandra A. M Personal iepresentative ij H. Miller 1. lonsol Fl Inc I• Peul FLORIOA.M($'1IISJ .1* '*1 filed i; p, etfhe Eltete Of A. Drappe & wi Julia, Let 111k A IS Phyllis A. Mmdi. Lot 260 Spring aylcultvre ieee. 1. leatalI a cenc. ii me Square, State Road 431, Caelberry. 1 UN 3, 57,I VFII I(RD DUIDEN Camelot Un 3,549,31. p'iC utIlity structure (waler be Am Grinp One Inc tO NOise In his grodamatlon, Graham called for all Osle M. Piosu & Constance Rh plant) an Trod S. Bear $.ake AV FOR PERSONAL FrWS.p,P133,P,S71an171,ht wIll be heard. Hearings may be Jeffrey K. *111mm, Liii 91 10 Homes Inc. LOt 10 Grave 15?. FlorIdians to continue the pursuit of justice RIø*ESINTATIVE: SectIemi wti.se it *e SW CNEII from time IS time pa Pile Acres, 236.080. launched this nation, to become more FLLandCotoFLResConim Inc DOUGLAS STENSTROM WItV A. huMerI WI .loaw Of plays Way and Lkmi Belch ton escessery. PwIMr detsils Lclfl The Highlands Sic? 3 Tn 0 MCINTOSH, Dr. (OIlY. 4) ITENSTROM, Lie Lawson. Lots aware of the needs and problems Of our courts tO 78.5 R1k 35 avaftabje by Calling ii Elt. JULIAN, $pnlando The Suburb lea?. rep, $14,300 c. REGUEST os SIX MON. and legal system and the citizen's role in The Nuskey Co t Samuel F. BIPT & WHIGHAM TN$ EXTENSION SEMINOLE COUNTY IOA*D support of them, and to reflect on our legal P.s. Box 1330 . , SOUTHERN PaWN. Dsmcsn& WI Linda I. to SellS & WI Icky BILL I. OF ADJUSTMENT SAIlS Smisaliater Oaks Sic?, $31,910 FL 31771 heritage. TELEPHONE Edwerds. Lot 411k 23 N Charles K. : LARRY BLAIR, $opffli Pnymuslk ho Sophie Telamena: 310.323.3171 WflJ .51. A1AIIIcSIM, lens. CHAIRMAN Or? lit add $30,*. In the wake Of initial publicity on the free Publiih AprIl 30,1 May 1,9, IllS Request lot Six MoI*1S Ixtomien Louise H. Sheen Ike Liuise H. Przymuslk & Gertrude Jones, LOt Pubiish; *rfl 31. iwo 251k a Bear Lb Manor, $100 n Netgm$sr to Ciye V. hurtle legal check-up program, more than Howell a WI DEU.133 . and we had become fast friende. member of the family up the hill who owns the The dog had a number of pleasing dog. She. had mentioned siw will be characteristics, one of which was he didn't athm soon from the 11W. huh school beg whine ed I opened a can of Vienna down the mountain. I asked what her plans samoges and a p.ckege of sede crackers for would be afleriards. "Uaving," she answered. "The'oaly thing I drapise begging, whining dogs. P1us I to do around here is raise collds." despise aiierirg my Vienna saiangss and Jsaidaisifladewasanhonorat,ieand sods crackers with any hvi ising. worthwhile endeavor, isat I don't think ihe: Mi, lbs Nomlh .ergia ir: aIni is lbS heudme. Weilige oil to cities when we are springtime. I mu napar.faI valluywltha becme we don't'kno. any bsUer,. trout we never quite aunimon the coorage u stiisngso the valley, but logelbscka,becausewec*sitgetuasdw soomstisnunwthnwayaadths tbe$deaofUvingmwe$lawf,lgokefrm tsuu.nt ffl bib as If they a nestome. . During Special Obseivatlon , ' Florida Avenue. (01ST. 1) Zone Lot Size Variance from 2nd Rep, $26,300. 3. JAMES M. LEE, JR.. BA (S 13,560 sq ft to 41,400 sq ft on EACH Ronald W. Moyer to Rosa DI Receive A followers. The shah was swept up by event arid thrown into.the dustbin of history. With Soviet divisions now poised on the Irwin border, It remains to be seen wheth, the fallof heshahwillhavebeentpre1.. to a much larger destruction. Back to U* dug. As sundown approached, it I'll keep Uü short. I waded on up was time I tried to remove some of the trout Mrem,andhedogwa4édwth,a,si.. from 11* stream. Ills dog followed me. enough, the dog had a barking attack and Butth,whobeogedtothepooplewho mEhasttlogsars.ogorg.ousandpeac,ful,w 'lbs reason you don't lake a dog trout much for catching any fish. Uveupthehiufrosnwhere Iwaahlding from many of usmmist upon living in citiss. I IgaveupafteranhraJ to dvth&atioe — IU y Maybe the an&we, had come from a )ong. didn't reed that anywhere. It is just a fact of my porch and started rocking again, the do( ' .. . Law Week .'.'. - _ . . SUCHES, Ga Never take a dog trout belong on in artist's canvas. fishing. I know Ust; all experienced trout The afternoons are for rocking on. porch nsisrperons like pyaef , 'and toe dosing off and for wondering why, U 4. Francis M. Miller & Mary L. Marlar to John C. Long & Cona c., Parcel L from the SW corner of N¼ of SW/4 of SW', Sect 25, ' Trout Fishing And bogs Just Don't n Real Estate Transfers . iL LEWIS GRIZZARD __________________________________________________ . you never do an enemy a small injury. The shah ruled increasingly through repressiçitç' by the secret police, listening to his owrt' family and sychophants. Out of touch with reality, he became psychologically paralyz4,' when Khomeini and his street mobs began ?,ó.i pull down the walls of his cloud castle. Tlmothyi.Stlnson Altamonte Springs - - A copy of the proposed Or. Arsdale Osborne Brokerage cluding vacated 2Sf? on East end; Condo, $39,900. C. Washington I Phobe Harden dinance is posted at the City Hall, Company's Addition to Black Lot 19, including vacated 23 ft on Bruce W. Nelson I Barbara to A dramatic study at the New York Hospital Lot 193 J•O. Packards FIrst Add to diabetes became more and more difficult to Longwood, Florida, and copies are Hammock, PB 1, Pg 31, in SectIon West ends Chula Vista Unrecorded Judith Childs, Lot 4 81k 0 Rep of Midway, $100 control, she was referred to Emory's Dr. John obstetrical clinic followed 10 diabetic women onfile with the Clerk of the City 2.21.31, on Florida Avenue. (DIST. PIat, Sdion 2, in Section 15.21.32, Tr 57 Sanlando the suburb Beaut, Carven 0ev Co Inc to David W. Davidson through their pregnancies, ustnghome glucose on Groveland Dr. (01ST. 1) and sam. may be inp.cSd renowned diabetes expert. $6,100. Reeling & WI Irma C. Lot $ ". 'JOH$R. MULLEN IA (1.19. 3. REGINALD W. ITONICY. Robert $ $Ofl & about IS monitoring, diets and Insulin. Mt tO women "Dr. Davidson told me when 1 was Wsiva Hills $ , $94,90 this IgtfidI$ Of All, '10) 'ISlE REP4EWAL. SE 1401 FIlER . BA(519$0) SlY . R.IAA Judith A. to Judith A. Stevenson, ) Betty J. Thomas to Wm M. that he saw no reason why I shouldn't have had healthy babies and none of the babies AD., 1950. SE ¼ of SE ¼ of Section 4.21.31, on Residential Zone • Lot Width begin 701 ft Not SE COI'Mf of NW¼ Oufrisene I WI Muriel C. LOt 14 children someday." Mrs. Braham recalled, suffered the once-usual diabetic cornL1NDAMARTIN, Artesia St. (01ST. I) Vanlancefrom90fttollnon Lot of SE¼ of Sect, 10, 11,000. 81k Q, The WOodlands, Sect 2, City Clerk of the S. TRINITY PREPARATORY 15, Tract I ParadIse Point, Second She and Richard, a 26-year-old supermarket plicatlons. (QCD) Earl Gorman I Ernest Cityof Longwood, SCHOOL. 8*1519.50) IITE C ½ Section. PSI, Pg ii, in Section 15. Rapp Ind dba German I Rapp to co-manager from Chicago, were married just Gailimone Homes Inc to Carl E. "The use of self-monitored blood glucose Florida of SW ¼. 501SR. 426 + E 300 ft of 21.29, on Frances Drive. (01ST. 3) Earl German, Tier 17.20 61k 7 E. Bodie I WI Fays L. Lot 7 61k C SW Vi 015W /iOf My + Slioft Of W Publish: April 251 May 7, 1910 a year ago. In a matter of weeks, her diabetes allows for optimal care of the Insulin, GERALDJ. UECKER. BA(5. R. Traffords Map of Sant, $100. Spring Valley Es?. $150000 1651$ of E ½, in Section 35.21.30, on DEU.92 19.10) .IIV . A.l Agriculture Zone. was out of control Richard .1. Cordeiro I. wf diabetic woman while she remains and she was stricken with dependent (000) Gloria S. Krzeminski to S.R. 426. (01ST. 1) Lot Size Variance from 43.560 5Q ft Madeleine R. to Paul L. Brscker I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Billie L. Study I WI Mary E. Lot 3 waves of nausea that hinted strongly of early at home with her family," says Jovanovic. 6. MICHAEL STALEY. BA(S19. to 25,000 sq It and Lot WIdth WI Marion. G., Lot 47 Garden Lk 81k A Fern Terr, $3,200 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 10)46TE. RENEWAL. E 2101$ 01 Variancefrom 1501? 101001$ on pregnancy. Premature caesarian sections were once the Lot Eit Un 1, 166.000. PROlATE DIVISION (QC John.1. Dauber? Jr. & WI W 1675.29 ft Of N 210 ft of S 475.66 7. Unrecorded Fiat of Forest Mitchell Ergas & WI Robbie to By then, she was a patient of Emory's Dr. rule in a diabetic pregnancy, primarily to prePIle Nvmber I0.146.CP Dorothy L. to Dorothy L. Dauber?, of NW 14 of Section 17.21.32. (Tax Heights. ORB 599, Pg 596, In Robert Mauger. the E 10011 of the D(vlsiae ' Lot 4 81k E Brantley Shores First Paul Davidson, (not related to Dr. John vent the fetus from dying in the uterus In the Parcel A.3), on Willlngham Reed. SectIon 17.21.29, on Forest Circle. N 75.33 ft of the S 300 ft of NW/4 of Add, $100 IN RI: ESTATE OF (01ST. 1) Davidson), who directs the university's new last weeks of the pregnancy. The timing of (01ST. 3) NE'/i of SE¼ of Sect 36, $25,000. EFFIE BYRD DUR0EN E. Everett, Huskeyto Claude L. 7, JOSEPH C. HART . IA(5. 3. CARL HAUGHN . BA(S.19.I0) Ernest V. Foster to diabetes dilnic on campus. those C-sections was largely a gamble by the George 0. McGulre I WI Elizabeth B. Lot 4 Deceased 19)00) ISlE . Lot 22, Eureka .63V. R.1AA Residential Zone' Lot Ledinqham, Lois 1416 Ilk 14 61k A Sweetwater oaks Sect, 17, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Paul Davidson and Josey, his partner in obstetrician, hoping the fetus was mature Hammock, PSi, Pg 1, in SICtICfl Size Variance from 11,700 sq ft to Crystal Lk Winter Homes Subdv, $115,000 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 24.20.30. on Like Avenue. to survive outside the uterus. managing diabetic pregnancies, ordered enough an (01ST. 6915 sq It and Lot Width Variance $6,000. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 2) (QCD) Dorothy J. Vaughn to from lOft to65 It and Rear Yard But with such close supervision and a batRobert C. Setron to Jerry K. ultrasound test In Mrs. Braham's fourth Sheryl L. Hohadel Ike Sheryl L. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS BA(5l9l0) .S1V I 411E INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Width Variance from 110 It to 4 Block I, Senlando Springs, E½ of NE¼ of NE¼ etc. SeCt 27, sfleld Sec Add, $100 doctors like Gabbe are beginning to let their why her diabetes would not stabilize. Replat of Tract 57, P89, Pg 49, in $41,000. YOU ARE Stanley C. Hill I wI Ann S. to HERESY 113.03 Its Lot Size Variance from SICtIO,I 11.21.29, on Teegarden St. John B. Milionig I wI Kathleen The ultrasound process, which probes the pregnant patients go full-term. Some are even RobertO, Smith Lot lithe S 301$ NOTIFIED that the ad. 43$30$qftto35,709.62sqfttoprk (01ST. 4) J.toWm P. Cobournl wI Carolyn of Lot 7 Bk bodywithsonar-llkesoundwavesandpcoject.s allowing spontaneous labor and vaginal s Waynnl'wood m)oistnation of the estate of CF. a mobiiehomeon Lots159,170, 6. ANNE O'MELIA. 8*15.1950) L., Lot lOS Ui Sylvan Es?, $5,000. FIE BYRD 0UROEN, deceased, and 172, PIne Cm?, PBS, Pg 75, in .SSV Steven 0. Erich I wI Canice T. the resulting fetal image on a screen, showed delivery. . R.1A Residential Zone Theodore A. Kostluk Jr. I Wf Fild Number l0.146.CP, is pending Section 13.20.20, on Sanford to Joe F. Kutzko I wi Radii K. Lot House Size Variance from 1100 sq Rose tocont. same as above $3,000. Mrs. Braham's twins were delivered by twins. In the Circuit Court for Seminole Avenue. (0151. ) 102 Howell 1st Rep, $31,600 it to ix sq floe Lots 4 andL hock Rudolph Comeilo I w$ Maria to by the emergency Csection a month early because of Paul Davidson, also surprised County, Florida, Probate Division, James M. Barker . WILLIAM E. HATFIELD IV, to Donna *, Fern Park Estates, PB 5, Pgs cent. same as above, 55,000. the address of which Is Seminole BA(S.19.l0) .50TE. 1 ½ 01 Lot 43, 10.13, K. Gross, Lot 3 Ilk B Linzs Plaza. in Section $21.30. on Lotus development, quickly prescribed a home hemorrhagi'g caused by a partially detached Merline M. Mole to Louise C. County Courthouse, North Park Palm Hammock. PS 1, Pg 104, In 53.100 DrIve. (01ST. 4) glucose monitoring unit for Mrs. Braham. He placenta. Josey said the development was not Prlgge, Un 346 VIII of WInd. Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. The SectIon 17.20.31, en Plneway. Raymond J. Thibodeau 2.9 mt. 7. EUGENE A. HOLCOMB meadows No 2 $34,900. is an ardent advocate of such testing at home, related to her diabetes. personal representative of the (0151. 2) Ottis R. ErIckson 7-I Int & Gerald .SIV 5*15.19.50) . R.1A MIchael A. Riley to Joseph estate is BONNIE ETHEL BYRD, K. SIhile 1.3rd in?. to Donna K. 10. FRANK B. HERNDON, JR.. ResIdential Zone especially during pregnancy. At birth, Brent weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Rear Yard Nurik I *1 Mary)., the W½ of Lot whose address is 211 E. 22nd 5*15.19.10) .5111. W ½ of LOt Gross, Lot 3 Ilk Blinzs Plaza, $100 44. Variance from 301$ to 17?? on Lot SI Lot 661k A Lk Wayman Hts Lk Four times a day, Mrs. Braham took a tiny Brian was a hefty 7 pounds, 8 ounces. They Strpqt, Sanford, FL 32771. The Palm Hammock. P1 1, Pgs 1*4 I JamesM Barker lVto Donna K. erie C 10 ft of LOt 23, Block C, Add, 143,000. pinprick of her finger with a sterile lancet and went home with their mother after six days in name and address of the personal los, except the N 10 ft thiflOf Gross Lot 1, BIk B Linas Plaza, English Estates Unit 3, PB 14, Pg Baldeo Slngh I wf Hniberta to representative's attorney are set deeded to Seminole applied a drop of blood to a chemically treated the hospital nursery and have thrived ever County for 44, in Section 20.21.30, on RobertRossIgnolo,LotSBIkO Tier forth below, Raymond J. Thlbodeau2-Is Intl road purposes. Further described Maeklnghani Road. (01ST. 4) ptic strip, since. 2 Sanf, $20,000. All Persons having claIms or as located in Section 17.20.31, Oftis R. Erickson 2.91 in? & Gerald I. ROBERT M. JONES. IA(S The Greater Constr Crp to K. SIhIe 1.3rd in? to Do The small, portable machine "reads" the "We were just tickled with them," Josey desiands agalfwt the estate are PIn.way. (01ST. 2) K. 19.50 ..oV. Ml Residential Zone. Russell C. Hauck I WI Barbara J., Gras, Ilk I neuired, WITHIN THREE Linzs Plaza,$100 on the strip and a needle moves said. blood sugar 11.RICHARDIAOGS. 1*15.19. LolwldthVariancefrom7oftto6o MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 10).23TE.ElSOftaISW¼ofLpt ftonLotll,Block2,Floraf1.eights, Lot 133 RIver Run SeCt 3, 149.100. JamesM. Barker lVto Perry 0. James Martin & wI Eidora to Mason, Lot 1 Ilk A Unxs Plaza, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF F,St.Josept'sPlat,PBl,Pg 114. PI3,Pg19,ln5ictlonit.$.30,on EddleMartln,theSilQftofLo$45 $3S,000 THIS NOTICE, to file with the inSection2i$9.3D.onNarciisusSt. Paimway. (01ST. ) Ilk C A. B. Stevens Add to Mid. clirk of the above court a written (01ST. 5) RaymondJ,Thlbodeau7.psintL 9. JAMES LATHAN ' 1*1519. way. $100. stifement of any claim or demand Ottls R. ErIckson 245 lid & Gerald s. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS . 50) .454'. A.) Agriculture Zone. Peter W. Clark I wI Barbara to K. Slhie 1.3rd in? to Perry 0. they may have. Each claIm must OTHER • Lot Size Variance from 43,560 sq t A. K. Clark Blders be in Writing and must indicatethe Inc. LotS Ilk C Mason Con?. Same as above, $100 1. PUBLIC STORAGE, INC. ' to 30,210 sq ft and LOt Width Columbus Harbor, $100. basis for the claim, the name and 1*15.19.50) 'lIE . ci Commercial JamesM. Barker IV to Donna K. VarIencefrom 1501$ to III floe the Gidus Ilders Inc to Ken J. Gross Lot 4 Ilk I Llnzs Plaza, a4sssofthecreditor or his agent Zone- To allow minl.personal following described properly: Morgan IwO Diem X. I Leopoldo or attorney, and the amount storage Iacilitles on the following 16,100 BeginnIng 101 ft W and 1Sf? N of S iartInaz I wI Carmen, Lot 3 Case CI?IIsed. If the claim Is not yet eewib.e property: Begin at the Raymond J. Thibodesu 2.9 in? corner Of Section 23-19.30, Grande, $45,000. due, the date when It will become $Wcorof NE IA, of NI ¼ Of Sidion Ottis R. ErIckson 2-9 in? I Gerald inole County, Florida, run N Gene W. buck I wI lefts J. to du shall be stated. If the claim is 23.21.30, run N 267.72 ft. thence I 2101$, thence C 1441$, , SIhIe 1.3rd in? to Donna K. thince 1210 John Hibberd I wI LInda, Lot coitInqent or unllaidated, the 373.1$?? tow R.W line of SR. It, thence W 144 ft to FOB (Tax Ilk I The Springs Deerwood 1st,S Gross. Lot 4 Ilk B Linia Plaza, nst,re of the uncertainty shall be lance $23 des 23 nile 21 ieci I Parcel AlA), on NarcIssus 13$,))) slated. lIthe claim is secured, the 158.05 ft along said W I.W I, Avenue. (0151. Clarence C. Caswell I Florence LNC Land Sales Inc I Earl A. Caswell to Salvatoi-e MIranda & security shall be described. The thence 1221.231?, thence W 330.36 10. TOM R. SHEISENIERGER Downs dba The SprIngs, claImant shall deliver suffIcient ft WI Inu, Lot 3 Lew JI Sebdv, PO$. puyftiuq ds5crd $5 . IA(s.19.eO) Sly . R.1AA Floridians who want to know more about Floridians a day began taking advantage of Yard Lifetime Homes Inc. Lots 1.3 Ilk I copies of liii claim to tIle diet Ii located approxImately 1.5th mile Residential Zone - SIde Whispering Pines Sect how the law affects everyday situations in the opportunity to have a free, ).mlnute enable the clerk to mall One CipV soum of Howell branch Road ieI Variance from lOft to 5.3 ft for a The Springs Robert L. Tows I WI RebeCca i, $ISAOO. to each personal nepresiedalive. SR. 136 between Art Orindli garae on the 1½ of Lot their life, already have begun signing up for a conference with a lawyer in their area. 3, all R. Anderson I WI lette C. to David W. Copeola I WI Rebecca MI perssne interested in the Wi rj and 11111 Motors. Lii 4 and N ½ of Lot 5, hock 4, tree legal check-up with a local lawyer during Nearly 1,000 Florida lawyers across the Wert, Lot S The V. TM! ½ of Lot 91 all estate 1 whom a copy of thIs (0151. I) Lick Arbor Country Club En. to Jack W. 11111k A Stewarts Subdv, sis,000 Law Week, today through Friday. Notice of Administration has been 2. RAYMOND PERMAUL . trance section. ps 1, Ps 73. i Highlands Sect 4, 545,000. state are volunteering their time and services In that frame of mind, he felt he couk ignore signs of revolutionary anger. Fatally, he Ignored the still powerful Moslem clerg)ç. what he says. Jerry Collins has a record of FRIDAY, Sahlie Harrison Chapter DAM, noon luncheon, The Forest, Lake Mary. Guest speaker Mrs. John Budiner, new state regent. young parents' faces show no trace of the used In England but not approved for use in anxiety or strain of her high-risk pregnancy. this country yet, is as small and portable as a Mrs. Braham, 25, has been a juvenile pocket calculator. diabetic for 16 years. In obstetrical circles, Both companies make the needed reagent that makes her susceptible to such nightmares strips, which cost about 50 cents each. The as maternal or fetal death, birth defects or Braham's insurance company absorbed the premature birth and threatening respiratory cost. problems. Physicians quickly justify the expense, "A lot of my friends are diabetic, and a lot saying home monitoring is replacing far more have lost their babies," Mrs. Braham said in a costly hospitalizations of six weeks or more break from her double load of mothering, that were once routine for pregnant diabetics. Growing up in a rural town near the north Paul Davidson says private health inGeorgia mountains, Mrs. Braham was counsurance companies are realizing that good seled by her physician against ever having diabetes control at home can avoid very costly children. Diabetes experts say such advice was common nt1l recently for young women, hospitalizations. "I would predict in another five years But tighter control of the disease, boosted diabetics will pick up such machines when . '. helping the community - - dog of WEDNESDAY, seminole County Council for Exceptional 7:30 p.m., Winter Springs Elementary School. Kathy Anderson, coordinator for We Care will speak on Childhood and Adolescent Suicide in Seminole County. . think of Iran as one of the major powers In the. world. after a race, JerrY Collins has probably done more to clean up Florida racing than any man aflye, and it has become a lucrative industry because of his efforts. I pay attention to what a person does, not ' . 4. Horse racing has always had a stigma of race fixing and organized crime participation that has been hard to dispel in the public's mind. Dog racing has not had this black cloud over its head, and a great deal of the credit for this can be given to Jerry Collins, whose ef. forts have given the kennel industry a spotless reputation. You can fix a jockey, but it's almost impossible to fix a dog with today's scientific chemical tests of dogs before and inject. By NANCI C. ALBRtTON mere are two units currently available in ATLANTA (UPI) Jo Ann and Richard this country, costing between $500 and $650 Braham beam when they show off their twin each the Ames Eyetone and the Biosons, four-month-olds Brent and Brian. The Dynamics Stat-Tek. A $150 unit, made and . Dog Racina B ill In other words, oir best bet would be to win a hundred miles of each other. Why ii Western Europe to fend for itself, inthis law being tossed out the window? stead of depending on Uncle Sam's protective Representative reporter Nanci C Albritton, whose son has either telephone her physician or a nurse for a diabetes writes about a new technique that recommended insulin dosage or, with proper gives diabetics tight control of the disease.) education, can decide herself how much to along a dial to give a numerical value of the sugar level. With such readings, a diabetic can Legal Notice OUR READERS V/RITE force y4 SUNDAY, Spring Flea Market sponsored by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, noon to 5 p.m., Longwood Community Building, Warren Avenue and Wilma Street. Door Prizes, (In this second of a three-part series, UPI Anna M Lot 3 81k $ Indian Hills Un 2, $71,100. (QCD) Ancy Perkins to George Applications for persons wishing to enroll their pre-school Hughey I. WI ma M. Lot 65 age children in the Seminole County Head Start program will sii,000. Howell Branchwoods, *20.000. greatly by home blood glucose testing, and the they are diagnosed as routinely as they pick up George B. Hughey 1*1 Irma M V Enterpr Inc to Michael H. Rix be available at a booth sponsored by the Seminole Community management of pregnancy ty a team of urine testing materials now," he said. & WI Jennie B., Lot 20 81k 33 TO Patricia Noyce & hb Phillip '. specialists appears to have slashed the risks. Action agency Tuesday at the Youth Day observation at the Lot 6$ Howell Branchwoods. mwnld 4th act, $37, "We can show that good control can make a Altamonte Mall. "The program might give the pregnant difference." V Enterpr Inc to Richard M. Wm. L. Armstrong I wI Joan M. Gardner I WI Laura, Lot 24 BIk 35 diabetic woman the same chances for a norto Ronald C. Graham I WI Shelley Dreamwold 4th s.ct, *26,500. Mrs. Portia Speneer, director of the Head Start program mal Infant as her nondiabetic sister," reports FOxWoOd Dev Ltd to Lewis Glass K. Lot 19 Trallwood Es?, $42,100. Another physician enthusiastic about home locally, said registrations will be accepted for the new school Dr. Lois Jovanovic of Rockefeller University 1 WI Charlotte, Lot S Foxwood Peter A Kahienberg to Richard monitoring is Dr. Steven G. Gabbe of )& to begin in September. Phase I, $12,400. A. Marko& wI Theresa A., Lot 496 Iii New York. Foxwood Day Ltd to same as Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt sect. In the nursery of the Braham apartment, Philadelphia, a professor of obstetrics at the above, Lot 9• $I2$)0. $64,500 near the two maple cribs where their babies University of Pennsylvania Hospital. He is 141,OF SAID CITY, SAID OR. Foxwood 0ev Ct same, Lot $0, Gary M. Brown & wI Judy K. to sleep, is Mrs. Braham's electronic home also an insulin.dependent diabetic. DINAP4CE BEING THE COM. $17,400. Dowling I Lunsford Inc. The E "With the meters," he said, "our patients PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. Rosa G. Hamilton to Sanford H. of lot 2 plus all of lot 3 61k A. *ioo glucose monitor. Her obstetrician, Dr. William AGINDA DINANCE 'OF THE CITY OF 19, lIlt for a Special Exception Gould & wI Carmela C. Lot 10 less Harold L. Campbell I Bertha J. E. Josey of Emory University, says he's really get very, very good at regulating their LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, SAID SIMINOLU COUNTY IOARDOF fore telephone company service the E 5 ft Elnora S. $5,300. to Fred B. Blanchard, Lot 13 61k 0 own diabetes." impressed with the development. AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ADJU$TMSNT NOTICI OP operations center on the following J.no F. Paulucci to Lk Jennie Sanlando Springs Tr, $2,300 Gabbe had some heartening news for his ZONING OR CERTAIN TERRi. PUILIC HIARING MAY it 1911, descrIbed property: All of that ApIs Inc. Parcel L Lots 3.11 VI Country Club VIII Blders Inc to "I've been in practice over 20 years and I'm TORY FROM 8.1 BUSINESS AND 7:00 P.M. ' part of Tracts 1, 2,1and 3, Oviede Mar, $421,100. Thaddeus G. Buckner I WI Anne convinced that the most important thing in a colleagues at a recent Atlanta conference. PROFESSIONAL TO C.COM. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Michael Campbell $.wf Eleanor Farms, PB 6, Pg $6. Public K., Lot 14 Country Club VIII UN 1, diabetic pregnancy is the day-by.day control Using a chart, he showed that one-third of all NOTICE Is hereby given that the Records of Seminole County, L. to Egbert Roberts & Mary I., ME R C I A L D I S I R I C 1' $72,300 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE SemInole Co4mty Board of Ad. Florida, lying Westerly of the TheN 10 ft of the S 110 ft of the W Edgar A. Wilson I wI Lellan w. of the diabetes so there's not a significant diabetic mothers lost their babies before birth DATE: REPEALING OR Dl. lustm.nt will conduct a public exIsting West R.W of S.R. III. 120 ft of the E 270 ft of Lot 7 to John I. Greenwood & wf Joann fluctuation in the mother's blood sugar in the early part of the century. That fell to one CONFLICT hearIng to consider the followIng Further described as located on Bradleys Add to LW, $100 NANCES IN M., Lot 21 81k A Winter Springs, In four by World War U, but an 18 percent items: levels," he said. HEREWITH. the Westsldeof S.R. 419, In Section (QCD) John L. Tallo to John L. $77 901) prenatal mortality rate was recorded as late A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS ' 34.20-30. (01ST. 2) Said Ordinance was placed on Tallo & Jonile. J., Lot 37 BIk E "Having the patient monitor her own blood FL Land Co to FL Res Comm inc fIrSt reading on April 14, 1910, and MOBILE HOME APPLICATIONS as the l960s. 0. VARIANCES Woodmere Park. $100. Lot 2581k A, Greenwood Lks UN 7, sugar makes a lot of sense." A.1 AGRICULTURE ZONE: th,City Commission will consider 1. SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION Sam Prop Ltd by Gemstone Prop $9,200 But Gabbe said careful "antepartum surJosey said he was "concerned" when he 1. CHARLES E. GEORGE same for final passage and COMPANY, INC. . BA(3.19$0) Inc to Michael W. Green I wf John E. Beagle Jr. & WI Becky BA(S19$0),I3TE W½ of LOt 126, 64V R.1AA Residential Zone adoption after the public hearing, Patricia A., Lot 61 Sam Es?, that .10 to Noe RIgo Berto Conteras & learned that Mrs. Braham was carrying twins. veillance" - medical supervision and the use v,tich will beheld in the City Hall O.P. Swope's Addition to Black House Size Variance from 1300 sq part of Gov lot 3 Sect 24, $20,000. WI Marl. Lot 7 81k C Sky Lark "Pregnancy itself makes diabetes difficult of sophisticated tests to show the health and of Longwood, Florida, on Monday, Hammock, P82, Pg 110, In SectIon n to 1120 sq ft on the N ½ of Lot 26 E I) Homes Inc to Richard.1. Subdv, $52,000 to control," he said. "But a twin pregnancy maturity of the fetuses cut the rate from 18 the 17th day of May, AD., 1910, at 35.30.31,on Canal Street. (01ST. 1) end Lot 77, Block B. Seminole Schneider I WI lnum .1., Lot 6 (QCD) David R. Children & to 12 percent in 1971-1976. 7:30 p.m.. or as soon thereafter as 2. CLAUDE KIRK STONE. BA Terrace 5.0, PB 11, Pg 29, in 61k N Howell COve Third Sect, G. Rosalie to 0. Dominic D. makes It even more difficult." possible. At the meeting interested (519.10) .S2TE. E½ of W½ Of Lois Section 77.21.31, on Boiand Dr. $79,900. Munizzl, Lots I & 2 61k A Sanlando He said the results got better as the diabetes He said a woman is at a double risk for parties may appear and be heard 32$ and 32g. Van Arsdale Osborne (01ST. 1) Carl L. Kilt? I WI Agnes M. to Springs Rip of Tr 37, $100 toxemia complications of pregnancy if she is was better controlled. with respect to the proposed Or. Brokerage Company's AddItIon to 2. ERIC G. TRIMBLE, JR. Richard L. Bradley I WI Myrtle Martin S. Dramer I WI Bonnie Victory For Privacy the Payton case has never before come to the Supreme Court, But the Fourth Amendment seems specific: "The right of the people to be secure In their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated..." It would be difficult to quarrel with the reasoning of Justice John Paul Stevens, who cited this language in the majority and wrote that it "unequlvocably establishes the proposition that at the very core of the Fourth Amendment stands the right of a man to retreat into his own home and there be free from unreasonable government Intrusion." ____________________________________ Pregnant Diabetics ____________________________________________________ Head Start Begins Registration CITY OP LONG WOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO.. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by4he City of Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a Public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. 47$, entttIed AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. WASHINGTON - The popular wisdom In There has just appeared a small classic on Washington is that the United States must the literature of revolution, a book, I think depend on its allies in Western Europe to help _____ that will last. Fereydoun Hoveyda, an Iranian achieve American goals - whether politician and diplomat, has written a slim volves a boycott of the Moscow Olympics or sanctions against Iran. book called "The Fall of the Shah,"a study of For this reason, the Pentagon has kept tight the decomposition of a ruler and a regime ______________________________________________________________________________ unable to navigate the heavy seas of con-. security wra on a potentially explosive _______________________________________________________________________ strategy report that advocates an almost total temporary history. Hoveyda's short chapters; ______ U.S. withdrawal from Europe as a move Uat .often only a couple of pages, achieve a. offers "the best prospects for the future." crystalline lucidity. The story they tell has the•.. stations. What lends the report weight .. inevitable quality of Greek tragedy, and that Such measures would perhaps not have freed authorship by two of the Defense Departstory may affect the fate of the entire worl; ment's best and brightest - Adm. Henry the hostages, but they would have demonstrated Fereydoun Hoveyda has held many higiL head of the US. Atlantic Command, both to the world and to the Iranians that the U.S. Iranian posts, including that of the shah's and former Deputy Defense Secretary Robert was prepared to punish Iran with military force. U.N. ambassador. His brother served as Ellsworth. Train's duties include command of A display of such military strength would have NATO'S prime minister. Southern European naval strike and a certain educational effect. In contrast, the support forces. Fereydoun Hoveyda has little reason to lovi,1 secret' raid attempt was bold and daring, of me secret, 35.page report spells out the I the shah, who abandoned Antir Abbas course, but it also may have been reckless, authors' recommendation that the United Hoveyda, an honest patriot, to inevitable However, the raid did have the undeniable States drastically decrease its NATO cornmurder by Khomeini. But Hoveyda hal mitments in the interests of national security. drama that, even in failure, could have a achieved an uncanny clarity in this book. He.. ________ In a nutshell, Train and Ellsworth suggest beneficial effect on President Carter's political sees the shah objectively, and, in the end that our European allies simply cannot be fortunes. enfolds himmi in a kind of universal pity. depended upon. 4 The report is not regarded as a crackpot ________________________________________Inout with noble aims, met final starting disaster Hoveyda's account, the shah, commentary by any means. Pentagon sources told my associate Dale Van Atta that __________________________ through a pride so blinding that It cut him oft the report offers "very viable" alternatives to __________________________________________________________________________________ from reality. It's the story of an aging despot. present U.S. policy. How many top Defense The United States Supreme Court confirmed a bound by his own folly to the wheel of fortune hiepartinent strategists share the authors' necessary bulwark against government intrusion Hoveyda gives due credit to the shah' modernizing ideals and to his real', into personal privacy recently through a 6-3 vIews is not knows. Train and Ellsworth then argue that "a achievements. Originally an uncertain and decision that requires police to have a warrant Western Europe has top priority in U.S. playboylsh young ruler, Mohammed Pahlevl before entering a suspect's home to make a defense thinking, over Asia and the Middle gained in selfeonfidence and stature as ha routine, arrest. . . East. But they note the difficulties Involved In pressed his "White Revolution" and planned.'. . ., . Jn tlet.çae of Payton .v NW 'OI'1I "Great Civilization." In a few short years A • 4•4 '' '." ., ' . . . '. 1?y report, a' !tedy certain,, to be .welI-remembered, tle court - hettriiefornied Ir from un illiterate and'' protect Us from them, In reference to the recent bill before the "det'o,npait1n, erneion and destabilization reversed.the New York State Court of Appeals and stagnant backwater to a semi-modern Representative Hattaway called Jerry of political will in Europe nd of the European State Legislature to convert the Seminole invalidated the laws of New York and 22 other country. He divérilfied the economy and Collins"selfish."Aslunderst.and,Mr. Collins Harness Raceway to a dog track, State defense posture." redistributed land. Between 1972 and 1977 states that permit warrantless arrests in the has been a jthilanthropist most of his life, - There will be "continuing congressional Representative Robert Hattaway was quoted Iranian domestic consumption quadrupled. home. giving money to a myriad of local charities and public desire to cut U.S. military as saying that those opposed to the bill were Education and social welfare made giant" Denying some scattered cries that Payton is and was a major contrIbutor to New College "selfish", referring particularly to Jerry presence abroad." 'steps. another judicial impediment to the police is the - There exists "an unhealthy (if CoUins, owner of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel in Sarasota. I don't know how much, but I understand it's been more than I'll ever make Hoveyda sees the fall of the shah as con-; experience in those states requiring warrants for unavoidable) dependency by Europe on the Club. in a lifetime.' nected with three events that changed the': U.S. for Europe's military security ... (which) house arrests. The Evening Herald has been most comcharacter of the monarch and the regime: th tends to further erode European will." If the state Is only interested In "the bottom Actually, the Payton case is not so much an plete in its coverage of the legislative activity great imperial festival at Persepolls In 197I line," as Representative Hattaway put it, why inhibition on police power as a needed reafThe authors of the secret report are con- surrounding this bill, but with Representative the visit by President Nixon In 1972; and the" vinced that the last-named difficulty is the hiattaway trying to push through as quickly not just extend the Sanford-Orlando Kennel firmation of ancient Anglo-Saxon common law quadrupling of oil revenues in 1973. To put l riost serious. They note "growing European as possible a bill that I believe to be al Club's season through the summer? me proclaiming a man's home as his castle beyond bluntly, it all went to the shah's head. frustration with having to pay, economically solutely unconstitutional, It may be time for money to the state would probably be as much the reach even of a king. or more with one track running twice as long and politically for a security guarantee from rng newspaper to put on Its investigative Nixon and Kissinger, viewing the shah as The court specifically limited this decision to the United States." instead of having a second track that the the policeman of the Persian Gulf, provided reporter hat to protect us from the excesses of Train and Ellsworth then argue that "a governmental power. public doesn't want, routine arrests and provided for exceptions in him with all the advanced weapons he wished reallocation of resources and restructured such circumstances, for instance, as the hot to buy. At Persepolis, in a Gatsby-llke es.' Many harness tracks across the country defense of NATO Europe offers the best I implore you to dig into everything pursuit of a suspect. As is often the case with the travaganza, the shah celebrated himself an,, operate very profitably. Ihave visited several prospects for the future." surrounding this bill before it's tOO late. heir of Cyrus and 'Darius, the rein-, Burger court, ambiguities of this decision will in New York that catered to the public and America's long-terni strategy, they Something stinks, and you are the only ones carnation of ancient Persia. Billionsof dollars., surely require clarification in future appeals. were 'rewarded by good business, suggest, should aim for "an autonomous who can get at the trUth. in oil profits reinforced his sense of in-' Management in any business makes the \Pt1h' i6 SATURDAY, MAY3 Spring flea Market sponsored by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation 10 am, to 5 p.m., Lengwood Community Building, Warren Avenue and Wilma Street. Door Prizes. - Close Look 16rt The Shah —U- I - JEFFREY HART ____ __ Report Pushes For Tommy neurological unit, said Caldwell died at 4 am. SPARTANBURG, S.C. (UP!) Caldwell, the 30-year-old bass guitarist with She said funeral arrangements were inie Marshall Tucker Band, died early today at complete. the Spartanburg General Hospital from inCaldwell and his brother, Toy, formed the Juries suffered last week in a car crash, nucleus of the five-member Tucker band, The. Caldwell, who suffered head injuries when popular country-rock band was based In1 his four-wheel drive vehicle struck a stalled Spartanburg. âar apd overturned April 22, never regained Last month, another Caidwell brother, Tim, ,nscIousness after the accident. The wreck 23, was killed in a traffic accident in Roebuck, gccurred in downtown Spartanburg. Police said Tim Caldwell's car was hit by a A spokesman at the hospital, where the garbage truck March 28 in the Spartanburg iusician had undergone surgery in the County town. Monday, April28. 1550—IA ' ,,'. 'I' - Y1 "/ç :- .: -i .. .. - ,41.', - .,-',... 7 - - - '%' I,'- ___ ' -'- -- .. ..-. . -. - __ . .. .. - -- -.• • , iI . ,- . . .• - 4-" �-, .4 It . . I. ..• •'•. .,. .•. •.-•-..•• _,.. .. .. .•. ....•• . ...... i. :.. - - I - ... -. .-', .- . ••-,- ' -: i• • S SPORTS A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Castino, Twins Bomb Oakland 20-11 Blue Jays Bounce Into First On R.,9 Win Monday, April 28, 1$O By United Press International The Toronto Blue Jays began this season trying to lose less than 100 games. That may be a negative attitude, but when you've lost 109 games in a season, it's tough to be optimistic. . .Gilt's all positive thoughts right now," Barry Bonnell said Sunday after he hit two-run homer to lead the Blue Jays loan 8.2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. "We needed to get off to good start to establish a winning tradition and we're doing It." Lakers Rally For 3-1 Advantage Philly !s Bench Breaks Boston 105-94 By United Press International Boston Celtics Coach Bill Fitch has Guard Lionel Hollins scored 24 points Hollins, who came to the 76ers from the seemed too Urea to rally in the fourth play on a scoop shot from the lane by quarter deficit. The teams will play sounded a warning to the Los Angeles and led five players in double figures as Portland Trail Blazers In a mid-season quarter. Jones scored 19 points as one of Erving. The Celtics soon trailed by 19 and Game 5 of the series Wednesday night in Lakers and the defending champion Boston, which failed to score 100 points in deal, realized that - with the likes of the Sixers' super-subs. the fans at the Garden could only stand Los Angeles. Seattle SuperSonics. any semifinal game, was ousted in five Julius Erving and Darryl Dawkins The Celtics, who posted the league's up and cheer their humbled Celtics. The SuperSonics led 69-48 with 6:25 left "If Philadelphia plays with the same games. Philadelphia, which last gained around - his starring role may be only a best regular-season record, lost twice at In the Western Conference final, Los in the third quarter when Jim Chones hit effort, concentration, and gets the same the finals in 1976, will meet the winner of one-day performance. home in the series after defeating Angeles took commanding 3-1 lead with a 15-foot Jumper to begin a 24-2 Lakers breaks they'll go all the way," Fitch said the Seattle-Los Angeles series. Philadelphia all three times during the a 98.93 win over Seattle. spurt. Norm Nixon followed with six Forward Bobby Jones, who continually season at Boston Garden. "We tried our best," Fitch said. "We Sunday after the Celtics were eliminated Kamm Abdul.Jabbar scored 25 points straight points and Abdul-Jabbar, Wilkes from the playoffs via a ios..s loss to the played bad and things got a little worse held down the Celtics' Larry Bird In the Philadelphia built a commanding 16- and Jamaal Wilkes added 24 as the and Mike Cooper all contributed threesuprisingly quick series, said Boston Just 76ers. "They're a damned fine team." because we tried too hard. point fourth-quarter lead with 8:45 to Lakers overcame a 21-point, third. point plays during the surge. N horses' - Patriot Coach Sam Momasy The revlsedlowerbracket pairings are: 11:31 am. No.1 MlaJasd vs. No.8 Apopka Zp.m. No.7LekearanueyvL No.z,Ia The upper bracket remala: 43Spm. No.$ Spruce Creek Vs. No. itake ifewell 7 pint. No.l Seminole vs. No. 4 Lyosssi crew will wait on outcome theMalnland-Apopka clash to determine his pitching rotation, "If we'll go with Ed DjerIdi. U Mainland wins, we'll go with John Thompson," Creese confided. Thompson was an all conference selection. Djeridl is a sidearming, junk ball pitcher who Crease likens sbixgh's Kent Tekulve. take Howell and DeLand have . played the best ball all year, but I'd . "We use him a lot like Tekulve," said Creese. "He's been pitching a lot of relief. He likes the pressure. We have a good staff, but we really don't have a stopper." In the tourney's opener, Pat's Coach Sam Momary hopes right bander Mike Dunlap will be his stopper against the Blue Darters, Dunlap ia only 4-4, but has nifty earned run averageof 2.54. "Mike pitched well the last time we played them," said Momary. "He got beat 2-1 and both runs were unearned." Apopka meanwhile, will counter with Its ace Greg Migliort. Migliori was 7-4 wi th a miniscule ERA of 1.27. He possesses a good fastball and curve. "When Greg throws strikes he's tough," poin ts out ApOChSOJyWj. "Whenhethrowaballshegets beat." Wise also felt the switch of Lake Brantley and Mainland will help his team in the first round. "Brantley has seen MIgliorl twice," said Wise. "It's gotta make a difference that Mainland has seen him only two innings and Brantley 14 innings." In Tuesday's third game, Howell Coach Bjrto Benjamin is undecided among three pitchers - Gary SmIth, p,y Boatwright and Dave Long -as to who will open against Spruce Creek's Pete Kutsukos (34, 1.90 ERA). The Tribe won district championships in football and basketball already this year. "You could flip a coin for the whole field," continued "It should be that close." Cr Cruse agreed with Wise's assessment and also pointed ou the field. "I don't see how anybody could HONORABLE MENTION Lyman: Rick Marcello, Neil Marshall, Bob Reich, Craig Cable Seminole: George Porzlg Lake Howell : Scott Smith, Mo Smith Lake Brantley: J. D. D'arville, Ron Coleman, Mike Dunlap, Buzzy Arthur Seabreee:_Jmmy Hubert, Paul Erickson, Steve Klindt, 7*le BIetUn DëI.an'dôniThrtsUfl, Nath*n Reeves, Alan Peacock' Ed DJerIdI Mainland: Al Beal, Tom Buckley, John Brown, Chris Stevens, Frank Davis Apopka: Albert Maynard, Tom Carli.le, Tim Anderson Spruce Creek: Tim Kutsukus, Don Swartzfager Regular season runners up DeLand boast the allconference Coach of the Year in their skipper Ron Creese. "It's quite an honor to be selected knowing we didn't win the regular season chamolonshin." said Creese of the Bdogs Bul ldogs second place finish behind Lake Howell. , .. ' Second Team, .:.- " ' " 25 J..n '•' Dsaba $.0ffi4s 35 may uwsr $yvcs CrN is I'H DL.sid OP MIdiNISlmI Spruc.Crss OP JSHCIfVII DISJØI • "° '" Curt Iwtslt • OH c.iinur IN ' pqq t P P 111111,111141 LM P DIyCMIII • ___ '.3 . ....v' i.*.n.wsu ApuØ 1110111111W11111 be in a toughe r district," said the former Florida Gator pi tcher. Boatwright beat Spruce Creek earlier this year and also hit a homerun, but Benjamin might lean to junior Gary Smith, who set down Mainland 2-i for the conference tftle. "I'm still pondering it," Benjamin said Sunday evening, "We beat them before (twice) without any problem, but we're not going in with the idea we're going to walk over them." Benjamin will save his ace Bryan Murray for the winner of Tuesday's fourth game between Seminole and Lyman. The Greyhound's Bob McCullough however, Is taking no you can never plan for a second . . gam*' -Lyman Coach Bob McCullough chances at looking ahead, he will go with all conference right hander Jeff Kerr. The last time out against the Tribe, Kerr no hit the Seminoles. "With a single elimination tournament you can never Plat) for the second game," Insists McCullough. "I've seen coaches save their ace for the second game and never get Uwe. m n - • 'I ' ' of the 'i'iar Ron'Cr..s. DeLand MARTINSVILLE, Va. (UPI) - Darrell Waltrip recovered from a major dr iving mistake Sunday to overpower Benny Parsons and Richard Petty a nd win the rain-plagued $139,150 Virginia 5(X) stock car race. Waltrip,who led for the first 185 laps only to become the first victim of NASCAR's new short-track tire rule, took his Chevrolet Monte Carlo around the .525-mile track In an average speed of 69.121 mph. Parsons was second in his Monte Carlo, while defending champion Petty, who led for 72 laps before a costly but necessary pit stop, finished third, - "' .- 1. - . i. *-. -- Boston 000 000 302-- 5 10 2 Detroit 130 100 t2- 8 12 Torrez Burgmeier (5). Lock wood (8) and fisk, Pozema, Billingham (7), Lopez (7) Parrish W-Rozema (? 1) LTorrez (03). HR Dtrot, Trammell (1. H'I'ls OOP,rx, '.r'flez 1as Bor,'eII 3 , ':()usime (6). 6' Cac?ro A) And W Mrabeoa (2 1) L I3 04R T eeoc,to. - 012 11? 001 100s 200 17, K (nQman H m . I Pn Souza I I ~, Lvii,inder (7' 3-. I 723 20 2'00 1), Lac ey and Heath Zahn (orb, and Wnegar % (orb, t t 3 0) L K.nqr,lr Ii? HP Oakland. MCKa I) Texas 100300 107 15 CI'( 000170 IC. 713 Jenkn, Raish ' D,''r'C )S .In urdber I),rk CStanton (7 'no H,Isje~ VV Parker 71 L J'nkns I 2) Bait 0 10 100 000--- 26 0 Kan City 0OOOO210 351 0 Martinez, Ford (6) and Scaggs; Spiittorff and Wathan Ca 1. W-Spllttorff (3 0) L Ford (I It&) 7 ) 3 I). HR-Kansas City. HirdIe S,',ittl,. I) 17 03 1 00 IC 0 (2). Fr ost .%i,,rhnz 5' 'InO Done hue Ahbott and L Co W Toronto 0000)5 200 8 15 I .Thbott i 7)? L Frost (2 2' Milw S 000007 000 2 7' Cal lorna P uo & Mirabella. Moore (6) and C.rch 2' S,,,?tI,- Mrer 1 - -. - Cochron Shines For Birds It I91, I -ii a rider Ma r k Pat Murray and Keith Cochran t ur ned in a super Wallace pounded home runs mound effort and a strong as Melners Barbeque cracked showing at the plate Saturday the Far- insurance Cardinals to lead the Braun Cadillac by a 18.9 margin. In addition Orioles to a 44) WIn over the to his homerun, Wallace Lowes Building Supply fled collected a single and a triple Sox III major (livislohl play, to go along with l)ough ,"ighligliting weekend action ()s aId's two-bagger arid in ',1'e Altamonte Little triple for the Cubs. i..eague. III minor league play the Cochran fireo li uric-hit ('oriiilarik Tigers used an shutout against the 'd Sox, extra-base tnt attack to Ix)und issuing Just a single s 1 lk ((it an 18- victory over the while fanning four batters, lie Dunkin Donuts Pirates to also collected a pair of hits re:iiairi Hi first place in tti, arid scored a run to coiii. Aiiicr'arl l)ivjslon, Ted Becker sparked the Tigers at the plate with a pair Cochran received Soul,' ut tiutihles while Joe standout defensive aid when Rawiigardner added a double left fielder Steve Konsta n and triple and Doug Klein caine when the fle(1 Sox had slugged a double. Eagle-eye (%() runners (*1 In the sixth Jun Culver aided tile Tiger performance, N.D. REALTY • • i• • IS 3 I Split With Oviedo ba ll &I at ta ck. Kansas City (Leonard 0-2) at Toronto (Clancy 0-1), 7:30 p.m. Boston (Stanley II) at Chicago (Baumgarten 1.0), 1:30 Major League Standings p.m. By United Press International Oakland (Langford 1-0) at American League California (Klson 12), 1030 East p.m. W I. Pct Tuesdpy'i Gaines Toronto s 6 .371 Texas at Detroit N.Y. • .iøø i Seattle at Minnesota Boston 7 • i,,, Now York at Baltimore, night MiIw 6 • .429 2 Kansas City at Toronto. night Bait £ in ise I M ii w a u k cc at Cliveiad, betroit night Cleve S 9 .337 3 Boston at Chicago. night W est Oakland at California, night W L Pc?. 01 Chcago $1 S 611 NatiONal League Oaklnd 10 .588 114 last . 2 W LPct. SI Kan City 7 .343 2 •'° Mimi 5 5 .523 2¼ Pts'gh 7 5 .383 1 Chcago Seattle C 5 .500 3 7 S .467 St. Louis CalIf 7 • 4 6 I .423 Pla Saturday's suits Mcntrul "Cleveland I, Texas 7 1 10 ' N.Y. .101111001 12. Detroit 7 west - Minnesota 3, Oakland I W L Pr?. SI Toronto i, Milwaukee o 13 Cirici Baltimore 1, Kansas City 0 11 S .411 1¼ ':Chicago I, p4 YO $2 Houston fl 7 31$ Los Ang imings 6 10 .375 Atlanta California 7, Seattle 6 6 11 333 San DgO 5vnda 617.313 7¼ San Fran Oetrolt5,loston geffS Saturday's New York 1, Chicago 0 05be gh C, Chicago 2 - beveland 7. Texas 4 San Francisco 3. Cincmnntl I -Minnesota 30, Oakland 11 PhiladelphIa 7, $tI..ouiS 0 'Tonontol, Milwaukee 2 Iionsrsel i, Atlanta 3 Kansas City 3. Baltimore 3 Houtittliti 8, New Vera 0 'Seattle 7, California 3 pies 4, Son oil, 101 Monday's Gaines $vy's lesoffs (All Times EDT) . Louis 10, PhUad.Ipnia I $ attle (Honeycutt 30) at at Chicago, sad., Pittsburgh M.mnnesota (Felton 02), 2:13 rain P.M. Atlanta 6. Moniml I '451W York (GriN In 0$) at Y 4 Baltimore (Palmer 3.11, 7:30 innings Am. os :;; ; ' The start of the race at Martinsville Speedway was delayed I -. 1' . . . - , .- - , _,- p . ' -. •'- :lf4 SImmons Epne Ply UasIp ScM The Yellow caution flag appeared on the 230th lap and the race was stopped on the 245th lap. Waltrip took the lead for good on the 383rd lap after Petty was forced to pit and change all four tires. Waltrip was a lap behind Petty at the time, but took the lead away from Parso ns after Petty's long pit atop. - Los Angeles 3, San Diego 1 Home Nuns Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 1 National M.May's Games (All Times NOT) Chicago (Krukow I•I) at St. Louis (Mart inez 1.)), 8:35 p.m. Atlanta (Matuia 2-0) at San Diego (Jones 12), 10 p.m. Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at New Yorti, night Montreal at Pittsburgh, night Chlcsao at St. Lault, nlnM Houston at CinChusail; night Atlanta at San Diego night Los Angeles at San Francis. co, night - • N 15 33 21 $2 $1 17 II .352 $2 46 17 37Q 11 3121 .363 14 33 19.358 60 21 350 14 80 21 .3(0 14 53 18.340 16 10 33 15 60 30.333 134113.333 kKknw, Chi Smith, LA Martin, Her*ck. $t.L Crainelle, MU CabeIl, NOV Parker, pit Parrish, Mill CnIX, NOV HIflidel. $1.1. MadIoa,NY c - . AMINICAN LIAGUB • ai H Pd. $3 43 14.419 16 60 25 400 *1 13 22 .100 $863 2535$ 13 II 18.375 16 67 25373 '4 2$ 13 62 22 .351 11 .354 '4 IllS 17.354 NaIII, TIE JStuts.n. CIII Yewd. Mil Ssde, Sea Caipif', MIl Nivars, Tex III Parrish. Des Ci Ph.,,slt, MIII . -, - . I. •' . . - Kingman, Cm, Smith, LA. Parrish, Mtl, Luziniki and Schmidt, Phil 4, American League - Rudi, Cal 6; Smalley, Minn 3; Murray and Singleton, Bait and Johnson, Chi 4. I Nuns Satted in National League - Crui, Hou and Garvey, LA 16; Kingman, .A tAfl..1114 Chi Ci,.lth I A IF 0 SD 15, American League - Johnson, Chi 17; Gamble, NY 16; Rudi, Cal, Kemp and Parrish, Dot, Smalley, MImi, Bothte. Sea and Oliver, Tim 11. Stolen laces National League - Law, LA ; Morsno, Pitt and North, SF 7; Cedeno, Nov. LeFlore MtI, Mazzilii, NY and Smith, SD . American League - Wills, Tax I; Henderson, Oak 7 Wilson, KC 6; Bumbry, Ball, Cruz, lea and Rivers, Ten S. Pitching Victories National League - Richard, NOV and Reuss, LA 30; LaCoss and Pastors, Cm, Carlton, Phil and Vuckovich, St.L 3.1. Aassrican I.eapve - Split. tonI, KC, Corbett, Minn, NY. Honeycutt, Sea and Ton 3-0; MorrIs, Del and Keough, Oak 3.1. Corned lvii Aver age (bull oat insiegs pltched Natioaai League - TIdrow, Chi, Hume, Cm, Soles, Phil and Minion, SF 0.00; Matula, All 0.43. MIles' League Le By united Pii. ,,,,, (BosideaSIatk.ts) NATIONAL LIAGUB Reits. St.L League Chi 6; Chambliss, All, Foster, - • VIEDO hour 16 minutes with heavy mist and drizzle forcing the la te start. Only five la ps before it would become official, the ra ce was stopped when another shower soaked the track and 22,500 fans. - - and on the year. held AS N H ALL STARS AIIM OVIEDO ALL STARS ASIH AIIM $ 2 I MIlls 31$ Ilaws 3 II L. Nines I 3 5 L. Nelass $ S I N. Nsli,ss $ I I N. NIlnes $ S 2 locate 3 I I Jac.W SI I Wall 411 Call Williams I I I Will Illarms 00 Plnney Francis I to Williams Nasiley $ $52 News A. Prancls I I I EIISy 21 $ 1 Hardy Totals OvesIe All Slats $ $ I 1551111 3 $ I SImmons 3 It El! $ I $ WIlliams 55 D. King 3 s s Plansy 111111114 I 5 5 . I55ISS III Totals 21 3$ I I I Haney 11 -Malalel 3 II Totals ISI Tot l5 3° All Stars III IN 555-4 OvIsde $45 ill Ill-S Totals the All-Stars In the ope ne r Sam Raines scoreless for their first loss of pounded out a t rio of hi ts, the season. 2II ISI $ $I I$I III 35I 36 3IS *132 Sit NI NI-3 Ill NI IS5-4 1 055 113 I'4 000 000 oriot.. Dunking 06AVIS Pirates compenktleers 003 11113- 1 UI 02-il DECKER ORANGE ROYALS SUICK AIR H SLUE JAYS V.,vllle 20I AS N H Murray 2 I S.rnbaun 331 Shbar 3 I I Jablonski 30I Oswald 3 3 3 CIassy Dragon 3 I I Smith I 10 4 I7 $3 HVtIiIl Wallace Cook I 0 0 30I Coke I0 Underws.d 4 I 5 Wagner Chasey 30I I 3 0 Turner 1 II NoIlar BiCker 30 Urbach 350 1 Morgan Conway 3 3 1 WIIIHInpASA $ I 3 Walewikl I 0 0 EpIc 14 0 2 0 Davits $ Ill Perry Stewa rt ISS I 0 Schwalb 333 Gowan 11 Yapkowts3 III Shaker III III Haaa Ill Prank 3 I I Totals II 41 •lvsrsai 2I 0 II2 3211 II Elgin Totals 22 23 Totals Teals n'' PARR INSURANCE AS I H CARDINALS MUINIRS Milners 550 Cubs III 1 1IS Farr IIIsu,InCS Cardinals $52 311 I- S Decker Roylil Orange Sulci live Jays 00111-4 III Nl-I - Bas.ball 'I -. I • MottoeS S S kurti I I lotus • • III 2 SCOREBOARD • ------ Waltrip Captures Virginia 500 Checkered Flag 11 - I N.pAaiW I Vottci $ CI1 Totals 2 Foods, Mike Birch collected Byron Overstreet was the big Helms combined for 11 strike the long Stan Coach - Osa.' Nv$Ito By United Press International American League Chcago 000 000 000--- 0 6 0 N.Y oO00rn00 161 Burns and Kimm. John and Cerone, W-John (30) L Burns (2-I). : 1I-I -Fly. yen, MunninghOlt (3). WinfIeld (1); Los Angeles, (4). LaGrow (6). McGraw (8) Lopes (3). and Boone, Moreland (8) WForsch (1-1). LR%JthVefl (I-i). Montreal 000 100002-3 HR-St. Louis, Obe,"elI (1). Atlanta 310002 QOx- 6 S a n d e r s on, Bahnsen (2). (7), Murray (8) and Pittsburgh at Chicago, ppd., 40rn" rain Carter. M*J1amS. Camp (9)• Hrabosky (9) anu Nolan. HP(3), Dawson (3), Murp,., Clnci 000 201 000- 3 7 0 Valentine (3). San Fran 0)0 000000- I Pastor. and Bench; Whitson, 12 innings Mim (9) and Hilt, May (8) N.Y. 000002 000001-38 I W-Pastore (3-1). L-Whltson Hstn 001 010 000 002- 1 7 0 (0-1). HR s-San Francisco, Burns, Reardon(?), Allen Clark (2); CincinnatI, Knight (10) and Stearns; Ryan, Sam (2) bito (9). LaCorte (II) and Ashby. W--LaCorte (10). L-Houston, San Dgo 000 000 100- I i Allen (0 3) HR Los Ang 110 COO lOi- 390 A%hby (I) All-Stars thrown a perfect game this year along with three shut outs. "We're In good shape," proclaims Lundquist. "But Kerr will be tough to beat. We'Uhave to play our best game to beat him." The Seminole-Lyman matchup looms as the best game of the four game card. Seminole ran off eight straight wins during the second half of the season, while the Greyhounds ., have been the hottest club the past two weeks. "mat's going to be a collision," assures the Blue Darter's Wise. "sanfordalwayscomesaroundwhen the bellrings." "Lake Howell and DLand have played the best ball all butI'd say Seminole and Lyman are the daj0" chimed In Momary. "It's wide open." Coach Sam Collins of Spruce Creek was a little more decisive with his choice. "I've gotta go with DeLand," said? C011It. "They have the tradition and a solid team up the'. middle, Tickets will be on sale at the Stadlum the day of the game..... Prices will be$1 for students and $1.50 for adults. The finals will be Thursday and the championshlpFrjdaynIgh. V, 4. ' SETTER GASIAGE SERVICE AS N N Al N H a.s i i s i i Feipvn •2Narmil 311 Sml* I i • Llvsnis'4 3 I I $11lifty SnydIr 2 I • DIem • i Iegsrs 3 I I S I I Purels Hanson 3 I S K'4eSe5$l S I I Larson S • • i s • Hockeft Ulliori 1 I I 32 s.ii 1I1PavWnor • Srelngtsi1 • • Marwun Totals 2 6 •.Hactiff $ I S Totals U14 PONY s*omo. McDONALD'S Sunday's Major League Results An,t? Curtis, Mura (7), Shirley (I) 112 030 30C- 10 19 4 and Fahey ; Sutton, Hough (8) 0000100W- I 62 and Yeager. W-Sulton (20). L Phua Forsch and Kenned y; Ruth- -Curtis (1 2). HR-San Diego, d the Braves beat the Larry McWilliams, 1-2, allowed five hits in ei t in ni ngs to post his first career victory over the Expos. Andre Dawson and Ellis Valentine homered for Montreal. Cardinals 10, PhiWes 1 Keith Hernandez, thedefending league batting champion, wentS-for.Sanddroveinthreerunstosparka 19-hit attack that car ried the Cardinals to victory over the Phillles. Th e Cardinals scored In each of the first three innings off sta rter Dick Ruthven, 1-2, and added three runs each in the and se venth to make it easy for winner Bob F.sc t, 11. Reds 3, Giants 1 Frank Pastore pitched a fourhI','.,1 i- and Ray Knight tilt a record to 2-1. Ferguson Jenkins, 1-2, '.as the loser. Tigers 8. Red Sox 5 Steve Kemp drove in two runs v ith a pair of sacrifice II ies and Alan Trammell knocked in two more mth a single antI a solo homer. Dave llozema, 2-1, ran his scoreless inning strea k to 15 before leaving in the seventh and ieldin to Ja ck Billinghaiii. Mike Torrez fell to (1-3. Rokyts ACME CON. I I I I • • Terry Morris 3 I I Harris I I S PoepAft AS N H VEVON 2 I • Sterner S Iar,f,.$ 3 t I 2 • TIffipliti $ 5 3 iuot AS N H 2 I I Corsi 2 5 5 SiiII 2 1 5 Wills Totals 5 2 I SlatSadar 2714 3 I • Voyles 2 I I Evans * OyIqStr..tSl)Koc)l 321 Brownell tISCNapqnanII, Dare NSI$4 $ I 3 I I I Trlvlslanthsv Totals III) I1 21 4 $ Wyman • Norman 3 I I Euulans 51 313 21-14 Evens • • • $lm.PtIMer, P1Ua Harris 3 $ I N,5i 35 NI NI 5-2 Holland Wlpntia 55 • inning. ettort by adding a single to a SOrItoot S I I 0at 3 Lelben. DICK JOYCE WAYNI Pit. IprinE. I I I Dickmoyer 3 t • III NI I3 Sell Cochran's victory upped his trio of walks to reach base alt sperer WELLUNILLINS CONSTRUCTION • • g Evans 4 S I live • LONOW000I1 WINTIE T,li AS R N Al N H pitching record to 4-i and tour times he was up lot the Wemiand 2SSWaIS(ns 155 iiei.. sssn,ue OWISUALTY iss Nynsan ito SPires is 1 Avt. Si$5N-, stretched the Orioles win 'ttWtl. ,, • D,, AS N N N. ORL. P0005 CIiPMSn I S I H.D.Rtty tiltIsli • • III WI-Il Evans $ 1 S Prtosasr I Al N N MacflIng 9 1 1 streak to five straight gullies. Rounding Out Altamonte I I Eva.. 97 3 i I S Totals 3 Kl,ws Oslsrbset I • LIsIIsIol,orl 3 I I Ricmsr 1 I I SEMINOLE TRIVISION Wilson WIlls. 9 $ I I Roe 2 I • Greg Silatto was the only action, Steve Shaker cracked Mcrew • PLAZA DINO PIZZA CHEVRON Lemto I I I Will 28 9 I $ St.dlIy S I I NONI)y WIGOINTON Noel $4 ti N H MERCHANTS lied Sax to collect a hit off a fifth inning tic-breaking AS N H PINE lvssard 3 I I Rico SireS 2 I I 3 I I Acme Ca.v. :r 41 • OiS$idi IN I AS N H 0'Jfl Joyce 3 3 2 Svrnitl 2 I I 3 I I 2 S I SPRINKLERS Kags*a 5 $ 5 tiniulerun to lift the Decker Cochran. MCO.WN "..rewu,, I I I Nessoll Mmund DIN REALTY •• 3 I I ALL STAN I I I AS N N MaNIla 9 • • j•a I it I• Harmea 2 9 3 Uland Pope to a 4-2 victory over 2 I I Alsys Elsewhere around the floils LONOWOODNO. I COIUflCn I • Hole 2 I I Paul Jefilliags 1 I S 2 I I AUTO III Lamb I I 5 232 3 AS N H Numb JeImsen S I I Wesrnan 1 1 I Places II2CpeI$ SII C.mpbeIlIIINOli ItS ASNH Orange Buick Blue Jays. 4 the 2 3 Myr Altaunonte League Saturday, Du,wt 2 I S Smith 2 I I WIiss I S I Totals of S I 3 1 I Osberie 3 I I Tempesta 3 2 I * $ I a., 2 I • Mirrsw WInS Curry 325 SSI*,*,w, III G.mu )$TItaIs 2341 Neusend 351Molls 221 DavIs 911PIath w,, 13 2 I I ' 3 I I Lucas Turner IIS 3 I I Abernatly $ I I CIIII BRAUN s Ovorstres Ill TIGERS Totals $3 II 5 PIRATES LOWES Namta $ ISarrsle I S I Totals 35 1 Dapors 27 III t 1 NatW. III ,Lsbm Skier CADILLAC AS N H AS N H RollIns 1 5 I SLDO. 5W,5 Owl Real I I I I Neff 145 415-Il WOke i Norman 3 I I OrlHhii ORIOLES S I I $ 2 00 l,Stowart 4 I I larnick score. Norton I I I Dl lye Ia. SUPPLY III N.OnI,Pes 41-16 Prasther I Ill Ill- u Diante I I S AS N H I I S Harris L. Stewart 4 I 2 Baum.rdn.r3 32 Saylodlan I I I Wayne Ce.. RED SoN ISS N- • PhIlbeck I ft 332 the onl y hit for the losers, NIchol$ 41 I S•cke stick in that victory wi th a 3-3 ou ts for the M erchan ts, AS N H 0. Cochran 3 I I Er I3I Oammlchio 4 22 Beta In Bronco action Saturday, 3•• T. PerkIns day at the plate. 3 I I Smith Cohen 3 00 SIq,uuhuis 331 300 Dan ny Bridges was a perfect H.E. Rea lty scored 13 runs W. PerkIns 121 ft Jackson 7 II Culver ShaH. 3 In Mus ta ng action the Slanchllold 31If Pllton Rounding out Mustang 3 10 Sanks 3 of Hendricks 1•e 4-4 at t he pla te, Including on 10 hits P1531st 2 I PhIlloack I3I 3 S 3 Hum a 13.3 victory Seminole Plaza Merchants, action Timmy limes and 2 I S Adslma V nci 3 I I three doubles and three RBI over Acmefor I* 240 I K. Taimenatos Morris Co nveyor; H.D. • owners of a perfect 13-0 Eddie Evans teamed for a no. Rellasan I0I 111cr 3 S I 0 Morris while Tommy McGrew fired a Realty kept The Sanford All-Stars split i ncluding a pair of doubles. M.Cectiron 31 2 J. humor 3 i Totals 31211 Napoli 7 II its undefeated record, continued to roll with Wt effort as Dick Joyce Well lisan Ito Spolski one-hitter and struck out eight record in tack bypoundJ ngout 2 lulls I• with Oviedo over Trailing 2-1 in the second litionstan the a 14.2 win over Trivision Drilling drilled Wayne w too to lead OWS Realty to a 10-4 ano ther win, a 124 decision Tolals 304$ e sawrn'sor 24 IS I Totals ee kend, wi 8-5 and game, Ovledo's Blackhawks nn i ng I Chevron, Construction 10-0. James loslllg3-2totning their seasoul came up wi th a pa ir of runs Sullivan I I I win over North Orlando over All-Star Auto Parts. 155 late,. Robert Harmon and Mickey Joyce added three-baggers to record it) . Watson Back In Groove At N.O. Open -- Sanford McDonald's held Garbage Service sco reless in all but one inning Saturday to ta ke a 5-1 victory In Pony division action In t he Seminole Pony baseball League, Jimmy Ulliara collSmith and Tom ec t ed a pair of hits each to help McDonald's to the win. Elsewhere In Pony play Eddie Pierce and Bill Dunn combined for a one-hi tter and used the help of a double play as Wiginton Fire Spr inkler ed ged Dino's Pizza by a 3-2 Better -• it's up for grabs' National League Lous St. Sanford Scores 54 W in In Seminole Lea Tribe Coach Bobby Lundquist will coun te r wi th his top hurler Mike Link. The bespectacled right bander has,. With a sing!. elimination tournament - v The records were: most hits combined in a Twins gatne (42)most hits given up by Twins pitchers (22); most runs scored by the Twins (20); most RBI by the Twins (19); most singles by the Twins U7), and most runs scored In a Twins game (31). Starter Geoff Zahn, who gave up 14 hits in 4 1-3 innings, tied a club record for most hits given up by a Minnesota pitcher. Royals 3, Orioles 2 John Wathan tripled and scored on a single by Jamie Quirk in the seventh inning to back the six-hit pitching off Paul Splittorff, 3.0. Clint Hurdle hit a home run for Kansas City. Dave Ford, 1-1, took the loss. Indians 7, Rangers 4 A throwing error by shortstop Nelson Norman paved the way for Cleveland to score three unearned runs in the fourth in a game played in steady rain, Starter Len Barker raised his two-run homer, leadi ng the Reds to victory over the Giants. Pastore, 3.1, struck out four and gave up his only run on a seco nd-inning homer to Jack Clark. Loser Ed Whitson, 0-4, gave up a single to Johnny Bench with two out in the fourth and Knigh t followed wi th a home run, his second of the season. 2 lead in the top of the inning, the Astros got to Neil Allen wi th Alan Ashby deliver ing a key double before Leonard ca me through wi th his gamewinning hit. Ashby a lso horn. ered in the game. Braves 6, Expos 3 Dale Mur phy r,ve In three runs wi th a single and a homer to hi ,t'jght a 13-hit at ta ck that hel pe Tenace of an extra-base hit later in the game when he made a r unning catch in deep left-center field before hi tting the :wau, "All 25 guys ha ve contributed to this streak," said. Dodgers Manager Ton) Lasorda, "I ha ve never seen 25 ',nen contrlbute li ke they have. It's like a snowball (' -streaks) going downhill. It ge ts bigger a nd biP6ger," - Dave Lopes aide d Sutton wi th a home run and a double. Elsew he re in the NL, Houston nipped N'dw York 4-3 in 12 '- innings, Atlan ta topped Montreal 6-a, St. Louis routed :..pJlalpa 10-1 and Cincinna ti boat San Francisco 3-1. Pittsburgh at Chicago was raine'i out. ' NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-U "I'll be playing a lot of golf a dart boned into a wind and i feet on the 14th, 15thaji4 you're a touring professional andtzytokeepworklngonmy tunnel. llthholes-andmláaed all goiter, first the good news: swing to make It more cOn- Watson's final-round 73 for Tom Watson Is taking the aistent. a 73-hole total of dler.par "I've been putting like the; BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) Now that Barbara Barrow The 26-year-old Chula Vista, Calif. native called he victory week off. "Obviotalyl'm very happy, 273 was enough to outlast all year," Nelson said. Me tasted victory, she thinks she can develop an appetite for "the biggest thrill of my life. I played here last year with the Now the bad news: he's but! have a lot of golf to play Trevino, who charged home "Coming down the stretch, I IL flu and made only $113. I've never been In a position ilk. this working on is ga in the next two monthe." with a U. Larry Nelson, who would have had a chance U,L Barrow's first,~ Sunday whati before, It rJly is fantastic." win= do pro tour Watson won his fourth Watson, who has won nearly was Watson's biggest had made any kind of puui at Beth Da niel, last year's rookie of the year, was second. from four shots beck, else birdied the ltournament of the year $1million since the summer of chillenger until he double- all. I made one putt outside of $15' al first prize II the sa e fired a final round l'undsrpar 69 for a i4hcle total of ni. Sy, nipping ties TreVIISO 1977 but has been shut out of bogeyed the final hole, 10 feet this week and Watu*i Peony M finished third with a flnalcund 69 for a three-day by two strokes in imcnamed last year, she went henss with a nn the major championships finished tied for fourth with n by four shots." "Now that I've won once, I know I ca go cit and do It total of 212, one stroke ahead of Kathy LMiney, Beth Solomon Greater New Orleans Open since Use 1917 British Open, Green at rn. Watson's putting bordered again," elo said after firlag a 1.andsrpw lifer a three-day and Pat Myers. for his second consecutive said he hu not been playing Mike Reid, a four-year-pro On Isenomenal. He averaged JONING Cdrw,WAS Palmer and second-round leader Pat wire-to-wire fri'np1s, as well as last year. total of Iunder.psr 210, 'hut victory gave me a boost of from p, tJg who t4o.ed 'lightly more than 26 pulls Brciulsyfinlelusd with a total 0(214, while Vicki singiston was me tour's premier player "I'm scoring about the with a no was alone in third during his first three rotmile neat at W. the led thrm )N$ already is same, but I'm not striking It place at 271. and used a 40'footer for.a played waft from be to greso, and I knocked the th Nancy Lopsa Mellon, a lost favorite, flied a f1jJ round 1. anhalfway towUd as well," Watson salt "I'm Trevino, who started the birdie on the 10th hole &znday bell does to the gram all day. Who I started this mai*g I under-par 71 for a disappointing total of 3-over-p.r 21$, breaking his record $412,131 in putting better and making a round six shots behind to steady himself after a just wanted to go out and play. I rugly didn't have asy Defisqing dlmmplon Jane Blalodi, who was never In the winning, during the 1819 101 of lore putti. That's the Watson, pickeduplive birdies costly double-bogey on the 'thoughts of wlmilii wheel tosd ON (Ma morning." rsHIIiIlI in this year's tosruament, ffrüIsed with a M. season, but the 30-yew-old real ramon I won her. - I In his first 12 holes to pull to psr4 eighth. Burro,, whose but prevloias fuels oO the toss was a U. for Deelel had opportunities to tie Barrow on the last two Isoiss, veteran says he's being made the org putt." within one stroke of the lead. "I was jIM holding on," titu, blrdi.4 five iselu but narrowly na,d a birdie on the bat failed on both. At the 11th her chip slut fell liwhe. abort, driwsu to work harder. He will Watson entered the final But he three-putted the 14th Watson said. "I didn't Mt spy 161h'Igaggedthepatteronll,"jhsuid,"Iwaas'uk,nsç,I and hit posaup.theHowtoflOpento rosisudS"uday with a tires. real close shots, I made couldn't even take tho Putter beck," settle for a bogey both t"es, prepare for other tourshot lead over Hubert Green 15th f or enough good swings to keep But on the flai tie holes, she aid, "God know I couldn't "I couldn't hdy got it out. It was buried so deep," E)enIuI nvta neat month. 111 after shooting scintillating him out of ceateMLosu the ball in play. .putt, so he pit me dose to the hole, aid. "I hillitashard as! could.'I'm putting pretty well and "I'mgolrg practice rciu iaIte de0(I1, 1$ and N. Beta Nelson, the tours second Watson willtry to remedy "I almost didn't come to iv*tns, but Ill ne beck hitting the ball twiep, but It just didn't turn oat. hard neat weok" aid Wit- chilly north wind that gusted leading money winner last that swing "problem" with 'a from nowoc. I love 11,11's us.r, but It I11 take me a f. days "When I brgsy,d 17,11 took ill th. steam out ins because I sun, who I. riming away with up to 16 mph transformed year behind Watson, had 'edi of practice. Alter ali,h ;to reñ I hav, won," knew I would lu,. bugle 1$ to (I. Barbara." the money title with 1*305. Lakewood Cowdry Club from possible birdie putts of 10, 3 only won by two shots. t in American League games, it Was: New York 1, Chicago 0; Seattle 7, California 3; Minnesota 20, Oakland 11; Toron to 8, Milwaukee 2; Cleveland 7, Texas 4; Ka nsas City 3, Bal timore 2; and Detroit 8, Boston 5. Aitios 4, Mets 3 Jeff Leonard's one-out, tworun single in the bottom of the 12th in ni ng gave t he Astros a co meback victory over the Mets. After Jerry Morales' sacrifice fly gave New York a 3- gain his second victory in as many decisions. Sutton was relieved by Charlie Hough in t he eighth af ter San Diego's 'Dave Winfield hit his four th homer in the seven th Inning, T he Dod gers balled out Sutton wi th some fine defensive plays Dusty Baker robbed Gene Tenace of a home run in :the fourth inning w he n he made a leaping catch against the bullpen screen. Center fielder Derrell Thomas also robbed Barrow Tastes 'First Win In Birmingham Classic GO records and tied another. ational League Roundup By United Press International The Los Angeles Dodgers are beginn ing to resemble caviar, but the San Diego Padres are looking like some of 'owner Ray Kroc's leftover hamburgers. The Dodgers made it eight victories in a row Sunday, beating San Diego 3-1 to hand the Padres their seven th loss in a row. Don Sutton, whom the Dodgers almost traded dur ing spring training, allowed only four hits In seven Innings to District Baseball Debuts Tuesday At Sanford Memorial Stadium say S eminole and Lyman are the dark innings; St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 1; Los Angeles 3, San Diego 1; Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 1; and Atlanta 6, Montreal 3. Pittsburgh at Chicago was postponed because of rain. Yankees 1, White Sox 0 Tommy John tossed a sixhitter and Willie Randolph singled in the only run of the game in the fifth. John, 3.0, struck out five and walked none and has allowed just one earned run in his last 26 2-3 innings. Britt Burns, 2-1, who a llowed six hits, had gone 17 2-3 Innings without allowing an earned i-wi Mariners 7, Angels 3 Dan Meyer drove in three runs wi th a two-run homer and a sacrifice fly and Glenn Abbott scattered eight hits. Abbott, in pitching his second complete game of the year, yielded a solo homer to Joe Rudi, giving Rudi the league lead with six. Dave Frost, 2-2, suffered the loss, Twins 20, A's 11 a 10-run first, for the Twins. The rout set six Minnesota club Dodgers Drive To 8th Straight In 3-1 Win Stockwell, like teammate Wood had a habit of reaching base often, compiling a .353 batting skein while striking out Just eight times on the season The all-conference outfield is rounded out by Apopka's three-sport star Cedric Anderson. Anderson capped his senior year of being selected to the first team all-conference football and basketball squads by pounding out a .325 average enroute to stealing a dozen bases and driving In 15 By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer The district 9, 4A baseball tournament opens Tu esday at Sanford Memorial Stadium with five of the eight teams having legitimate thancesat taking home the title. "It's up for grabs," Five Star conference coach year Ron Crease (DeLand) conflnned about the close4init field. "I was pleased with the draw, me number one seed (Lake Howell) will have a tough row to Creese's second seeded Bulldogs will open with the Patriots of Lake Brantley. Originally, DeLand was to have played Daytona Beach Mainland, but It was discovered Lake Brantley had an ineligible player and had to forfeit its last two conference games. Brantly then lost a coin flip with Mainland for the sixth seed. John Castino collected four hits, including a two-run triple in In the National League, it was Houston 4, New York 3 in 12 Bonnell, acquired from Atlanta in the off-season, has hit two On Low ERA's were the name of the game for the allconference four-man pitching rotation. Lake Howell's Bryan Murray was one of two Seminole County pitchers to earn first team honors. Murray posted a 5-3 won-loss record and notched a pair of saves on the year. The senior right-bander was tough on opposing batters, notching a skimpy 0.85 ERA. Joining Murray from Seminole County is Lyman's Jeff Kerr. The senior right-bander hurled his way to a misleading 7-6 record. Kerr's ERA was a minute 1.64 and included a no-hit effort this season. The mound corps is rounded out by DeLand's John Thompson and Seabreeze's Allen Rose. Thompson fireballed his way to a 6.1 record and a slim 1.74 ERA. The senior righthander struck out 52 batters in 48and-one-third innings on the mound. Rose, a converted first baseman of a year ago chalked UP a 64 won-loss slate while putting together a slIm 1.67 ERA. Rose led all pitchers with 97 strike ou ts on the season and still found time to pound out a.367 batting average and steal 17 bases. This season's all-co nference designated hit ter Is Apopka's Michael Frett. The Blue Darter junior, just one of pp underclassmen named to the team, ba tted .316 on NaàOR 'in WMWs • slit *1ldSOnsce Crèt were thá1y two Five Star Conference teams not represented on the first team. Mainland plaeI one plâ3rer on the second team while Spruce Creek placed a pair. Seminole County schools accounted for two second-team select ions, 74, and Detroit beat Boston 85 crucial homers in the last two games to help Toronto assume first place In the East Division. Bobby Mattick, Toronto's 64-year-old rookie manager, be. lieves the ear ly success may inspire his club. "Th is is a club that lost 109 games," he said. "I think a good start means so mething to t hem." In other games, New York nipped Chicago 1-0, Seattle downed California 7-3, Minnesota hammered Oakland 20-11, Kansas City defeated Baltimore 3-2, Cleveland tripped Texas Silver Hawks Place Trio All-Conference Squad By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Five Star Conference regular season champion Lake Howell heads the 1980 All-Conference baseball team, announced today, with three first team selections In a well balanced representation, The Silver Hawks, top seeded in Tuesday's start of the district 9 baseball tourney, placed one outfielder, one in. fielder and a pitcher on this season's talent-laden squad. Two-sport star Doug Dershimer of Lake Brantley gets the allconference Infield nod at first base. Despite a late start after basketball, Deshimer hit .ai with three homeruns and 18 RBI while stealing 16 bases. Fleet-footed Mike Meidi of Daytona Beach Seabreeze is the all-conference second baseman. Medel pounded out a solid .416 average while swiping a dozen bases and scoring 18 runs for the Sandcrabs. Lyman's slugging shortstop Bob Parker was a solid selection in the number six spot with a steady and impressive season. The Greyhounds leading hitter wrapped opposing pitchers for a .446 average, including a seven game hitting streak at the close of the regular season. Parker also showed why he has such great range at shortstop by stealing successfully on 34 of 35 tries. At the hot corner is the now departed Mike Wood of Lake Howell. Before leaving to live with his father In Tampa, Wood earned all-conference honors by chalking up a .377 batting average and knocking In 21 RBI. Wood had a penchant for getting on base often, limiting his season strike out total to just nine, Rounding out the Infield is all-conference backstop Jim Mee of t he DeLand Bulldogs at ca tcher. Mon earned his spot on the squad with a .302 average, Including two homeruns aai is S"d'i.%. Csy = year's afl-conference oumeld. SemIno1 High star Bobby Wells earned a spot in the green pastures by compiling a healthy .297 average at plate and accounting for 15 stolen bases. Wells Is joined by county rival Barry Stockwell of Lake Howell's Silver Hawks. AAanA.. A....&I qa Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl - ' ' - -.,. 4, .,.._.,I Pro Bask.tball National Basketball ASker. Playoffs BY United Press IniSnisaslasal - Eastern Coidesence Final Ptllladelplsia vs. Boston (lest 4-&7) (All Tines EST) (Philadelphia wins series, 4-I1 April 15 - PtIilad,lpIiia &, Boston 53 April 20 - Boston t, Philadelphia so AprIl 23 - Philadelphia 99, Boston 97 April 25 - Philadelphia $02. Boston to AprIl 27 - Philadelph ia 105, Boston 94 Westinii Conferenca Final Seattle vs. Los Aegelss (lest 4.01.7) (All Times CITI (Los Asgeim leads series, i-n American League - NorrIs, Oak 0.35; Burns, CIII 0.43; Proly, CIII 047; Woflhain, CIII OU; Patlin, KC 0.82. v -i Strikeouts National League Richard, Hou 40; Niekro, Ati and Blyleven, Pitt 26; Carlton, Phil 7$; Ryan, Nov and Sutton, LA 20. American League - Redf.rn, Minn 26; Matlack, Ten 23; Guidry, NY 23; Dotson, Chi, Gale, KC and Norris, Oak It. Saves National League - Sutter, roil C. All. &JI W . LA flU!l•, Ljfl and Tekulve, Pitt 3; 5la pitchers tied with 2. American League - Farmer, CIII 5; Burgmeier, Bos 3; Stoddard, Salt, Montague, Cal, Lopez. Del, Quisinberry, KC, Gossage, NY and Lyle, Ten 2. ' - - ... . --- -. - . - -- ' - April 22 - Seattle lOS, Ang eles $07 April 23 Los A ng eles Seattle 99 April U - Los Angeles Seattle 100 April 37 - Los Angeles Seattle 93 April 30 - Seattle at Angeles, 11:30 p.m. - p Los 108, 101, 91, April 20 ncsota April 22 2 April 24 treat 2 April 27 treat 2 - - Montreal 5 , Mm Montreal 6. Minnesla - Minnesota 5, Mon - Minnesota 3. Mon Los M,.alrmv U I W 11n7 National Hockey League P11)1505 By United Press International Quanierfinal Nesind (All lest 4-14.7) Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Rangers (Philadelphia wins series, 4-I1 April II - Philadelphia 2, N.Y. Rangers I April $7 - Philadelphia 1, N.Y. Rangers) April It - Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 April 30 - N.Y. Rangers 4. Philadelphia 2 April 22 - PhIladelphia 3. N.Y. Rangers 1 - Buffalo vs. Chicago (Saffale wins series. 44) April $6 - Buffalo 5, Chicago 0 April 17 - Buffalo 6. Chicago 4 April It - Buffalo 2, O$icago $ April 20 - Buffalo 3, Chicago 2 - Montreal vs. Minnesota (Minnesota wins wies, 4.3) AprIl 16 - Minnesota 3, Mcm• treal 0 April 17 - MInnesota 4, Mon. treal 1 April 19 - Montreal 3, Mm. neseta 0 -' - . . ,- - At - FJ �- I ,. .4. .. . . ,. I .- —Ivseløg Nsr.. Sanford, Fl. I - .. . .. . I p - - — - - - - .4' _•, S • q Monday, April 21# ma OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 28, 1910--1 6 In And Around Sanford Great To B e Back Home Hi! I feel like Dolly Levi In TOI "Hello Dolly". It sure Is greatFITZPATRICK to be back home again. Longwood, I Nell Lee's business Winter Springs demands have made it im- Correspondent possible for her to continue as - Tt___I_I neraiu correspondent, I according to OURSELVES Editor Doris Dietrich. We will miss Nell's column and we Is expected home on Satur. wish her the best of luck, day. He has been missed by Now that I am a columnist his many friends and business In Sanford as well as the acquaintances, Winter Springs-Longwood areas. I will ask you to please help me do a good job for Sanford by calli ng with your Robert Buxton, son-In-law news ANY news parties, of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas guests, trips, special honors, Brown, spent several days at new and unique happenings. the Brown's Lakeview Also keep me Informed of Avenue home last week, your club news such as out. fishing, swimming, and standing speakers, goals, and looking around our area, . - - , - - - projects planned. He Is from London, England, and Is exploring the possible investment In property in Central Florida. This Is his second trip and Jesse! Jesse Begley has been in London, Ky. for several weeks he feels Central Florida Is the due to illness in the family. At prettiest section that he has He returned to England the time of this writing, Jesse Welcome Home TONIGHT'S TV Again I Cable Ch. Cable Ch. but plans to revisit Central York where her husband Friends will be happy that Florida in the near future, works in Interior Designs. Mrs. E. J. Moughton, Sr. has Immediately after he left Her son Mark is studying returned to Sanford. She has for England, Robert "Bob" dramatics at Volusia Corn. been In Raleigh, N.C., for a Browning, a cousin of Doug munity College and has just number of years but wanted Brown, and his wife, Alberta, finished playing the role of to come back home. came to spend a few days with Rick In "Cat on a Hot Tin Her daughter. Mrs. George t he Browns. Their daughter, Roof." (Loulse."Weeky") Cooper Sheila Browning Wilson, flew After being back home with flew back with her two weeks in from New York and joined so many friends and family, ago and helped settle her in the group. the Brownings are thinking of her new home at the The reason for this little selling their home In "the Lakeview Nursing Home. reunion, was the Ballet Guild forest" and coming back here George, Louise's husband, production of "The Gospel to live drove down, and they spent a Truth." "Billy" Gordon, week wi th her brother, E. J. daughter of Bill and Libby "Bud" Moughton and his Gordon, Is a niece of the Jim and Joanne Mllson wife, Alice, in their Lake Brownings, and t hey had all have had their daughter, Mary home visiting with the come to Sanford to see her "Sandy" Bemshock and her many members of the family dance In "The Gospel Truth." two children, Johnny and In the Sanford area before Bob and Alberta lived in Jimmie, visiting from their returning to their home in Sanford for many years and home In Grayblil, Ind. Raleigh. Sheila grew up here. After his Sandy's husband, John, was retirement from the going out to Nevada on I was sorry to hear about Department of Agriculture business and felt It would be Dr. Arthur Corey's death. He where he served as the an Ideal time for Sandy and was a kind and gentle man Supervisor in Seminole, the boys to visit her folks. who was loved by his friends Volusia and Putnam Counties, After two weeks they have and family for his quiet Bob and Alberta built a home returned to their own home In strength. Deepest sympathy in the Ocala National Forest Indiana and left a very quiet, to Margaret, his wife, their near Umatilla. empty-feeling, yet peaceful children and to Mrs. Julius Sheila (a former Miss home on Larkwood Drive, (Gert) Dingfeider, his wife's Sanford) is now living in New mother. (CBS) (4) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Orlando (1) 0 MOVIE 6:00 a (2)0 NEWS 11(35)KUNG FU RY In 1947, Mountbatten accepts the responsibility of uniting India and assisting that Country's transition from British rule to independence. (Part 6018) (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Barbary And Ben," "R ancid Harvest. " 6:30 0 @3 NBC NEWS () 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS 9 (17) BOB NEWHART Bob's therapy group insists a that he accept an invitation to Conduct one of its sessions on television, 7:00 FACE THE MUSIC (1) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 123 0 DIALOGUE Host: Bill - library in order to get a tax write-of I. 7:30 0(4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "The Last Prom" THE NEWLYWED IS) 0 GAME (.730 FAMILY FEUD till (35) MAUDE Maude's lib. oral beliefs are put to the test a 0 a 1.4 S a Results of the newest wave of smoker research are in. The conclusions: undeniable. Smoker Preference: Among the 95%.of smokers stating a preference, the MERIT low tar/good taste combination was favored 3 to 1 over high tar leaders when Once again, extensive testing with thousands of smokers across tar levels were revealed! Long-Term Satisfaction: In the the country has solidly reaffirmed MERIT as a proven taste alterna- latest survey of former high tar smokers who have switched to tive to high tar smoking. L.. Blind Taste Tests.' 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Main is In the IN TUCSON (12) (17) MOVIE "The Asses, (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY sbseft far ha,dwt shoot nessed the saUt, birth, watch It together to relive a recovery room, Dud I. pacing DEAR ABBY: Our 4-year- sin" (1953) Richard Todd, Eva (R) M. .A 3yew.M a.eld td Ma ceneling me with, "Psili, rest moment In our lives the corrift, the baby lain the old son attended childbirth Bartok. A private eye in Venice (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 111 Ill ad edisadleleal Mama, psl" It vu a frialy Our children will ow up to a'y the iibIhi are classes with us and he also tracks down a war hero 9:30 If C11Ien respect the miracle of simuttjeti off to Grandma',, witossedtbeblrthof his litUe beiuIV to be dead, (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. Well, thor (Mt kIter Mt are Informed property prognency and childbirth - a Thw family never had a brother. Becaus, of this cxGRAMMING 12:40 print, Late, .y dear, throughout the pregnancy sacred gift from God, instead chance; It wasn't even born perience that has now been ®S MCCLOUD McCloud's U (17) GREEN ACRES devoted ansilvass, was with vi.usi aide (baolu ft1*, of something to get rid of. any jealousy between the InvestigatIon oh a multi-mini together. 10:00 doltir Jewel heist loads him to 'C,M. AND FAMILY, threatened With a d.sIik etc.), they will be acciqiting PAThICEGEDDES, siblings. Childbirth has motion • (4) CARD SHARKS picture set andi a dead CHICAGO herota hum sxhkpng thus and ha .iteubl. about the (5) BAKER'IEID, CALIF. nothing to do with modesty. It body. (17) MOVIE DEAR ABBY: Tore. cheers 41mand seek of auj kI. event. Thsrslino wed toWide DEAR ABBY: Last Is God's greatest miracle. 100 my leei the uth from a child. To for your open-mlnd.dneu Ducenml*r I gave birth to a Since we all caine Into thiS 0(4) TOMORROW 10:30 lie hIks are ,---j IN eqerEcereslityaovistobs regarding i"'tg chIld'4rth ealthy, H O o I.LLI. Yv w W OOD @ ooo h beautiful boy. Both world the same way, why John B. Connally and Guests: his wife Bir family offairl to 1 apkI* any sewer. zofraid War. / III th Is a any husband and another-In, should anyone find It Nellie r FLORIOA PAIBICIAGONZALES normal, natural human law were present daring my disgusting or losti**ne? No 11 (Tomoirew, (ha cow): SANTA MONICA,CALW. function that should be labor and 'delivery. My name, please. My husband Is (DO NEWS DEAR ABBY: I vu In a celebrated by the entire husband and I took childbirth a state senator. DEAR ABBY: My husband 2.00 and I had our second child natural childbirth program at family. Siblings who are education classes, which M Wow S?*TEz. ANONYMOUS 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL on (DOON ThE GO(WED) (U) (35)ILOVE LUCY 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(TUE-THU) (12)(17)IDREu(IoFJEANNIE (MON-WED FRI) _____________ ___________________ •rJPlodTh.a.. - PI JL7 Woo. MAT TM'A ' W rug SHOWS 99 PLAZA'I 1 TMONLY S.-- FATSO [ PLAZA I) . ITUVI MiSuses Is Fill ONLY M HORN • I That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. THE (5)0 ODD COUPLE (DO MERV GRIFFIN (MON. 11:00 : Warning: The Surgeon ON 1:00 0@3DAYS OF OUR LIVES •(4) TODAY7:30 STYLE ___ ___ ($30 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (II) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE L a. (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (TUE) 12:30 0(4) NEWS STORY (11) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN epared for what II hap. pen Ufor tieWti pining *111 be more un- I delivered completely derstapdjng and loving to the natwally, without drugs or now baby they "helped" to medication. My mother-tnbring into the world. There Is law later said she learned so much MOM Unity In the more train witnessing my __ family that has "birthed" son's birth than she had train together. When one eia1ders giving birth to fotr of her own 13 9) CHAIN REACTION ($) 0(7)0 NEWS 0 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (l2)(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(43 BONANZA (MON, WED. Braves vs. San Diego Padres Braves Illinois' Muonic Hospital In (2mlcogo. My hisbund and Sarah, our 2½-year-old daughter, watched the delivery. (The child vu told what to expect.) My parents also watched, and were moved by It Nob* got "sick." We also filmed the 1200 5:30 (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (730 UNTAMED WORLD FLORIDA 10:00 (5)0 LOU GRANT (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta DEAR READERS: APPA LED fl4 PA1 wrote that vu — bece her wairriw dw&w planned to AFTERNOON (ED (17) (S)OFLO Readers Reply To 'Birth' Advice 11:55 (12)(17) NEWS (5)OM'A•S'H (.7)0 ABC MOVIE "All God's Children" (Premiere) Richard Widmark, Ossle Davis. (U) (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO a (10) AMERICAN SHORT 9:30 46 11:30 5:10 (12)(17) MAVERICK (WED) 5:20 (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) STYLE (THU) (35) PIL CLUB 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (730 FAMILY FEUD (TUE. FRI) 8:00 sions Of A Lady Cop" (Prem. lore) Karen Black, Don Murray. (R) 5:00 (2)0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (11) (17) THE 6:30 STOCKARD (5)0 THE CHANNING HOW S9.00 • (4) NBC MOVIE "Conies- (2)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY MORNING (WED THU) (17) MOVIE "Ulysses" (1955) Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn. 11:00 (4) HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT MSMY (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Jon sit lotS) (12) (17)ALt41N ThE FAMILY (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE (53 WKRP IN CINCINNATI (7)0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE (Ill (35) JIM ROCKFORD (10) SONG BY SONG "Passage West' (1951) John Payne. Arleen Whelan. when Phillip's friend Sam comes to spend the night. Archie'i go(nore to lose than his collateral when he secretly puts everything on the line to buy Kelsey's bar, (Part 1) i. i (MON-WED, FRI) 111) (35) CANDID CAMERA 10:55 ($3 0 CBS NEWS 2:35 (17) MOVIE 1O) LORD MOUNTBAT. TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU. Fred donates a collection of rare jazz albums to a music s • SQUARES ($3 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI "Song of Taylor, Susan Peters. REPORT 0(17) SANFORD AND SON V Orlando Public Broadcasting System Russia" (B/W) (1944) Robert EVENING Fred turns Cupid when Esther lights with Woodrow and moves into the Sanford house. 0(1O) MACNEIL / LEHRER rv. (10) (4) 2:15 MONDAY Nelson (ED t (35) SANFORD AND SON u ir Independent Atlanta, Ga. () (1 7) () 0 In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 14, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel l;tuning to channel 11, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). . ' Independent Orlando (35) (ABC) Orlando it N.y IPIlI us 1214 "5 DAWN of the bEAt ls The CRAZIES WEIIJJlol 1 . J;ti -- - ( -- I ------'-- - tLZ. ' _f_---- '-' •-• - to .• 'SI.. r �. I - - .. . . . * -. - - .. -I - ft 3&-EvenlngH•r, Sanford, Fl Monday, APrH2S, Legal Notice Legal Notice I MAYSELL MOUSE, deceased, FileNumberlo.130Cp, ispending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, 32771. The ancillary personal representative of the estate Is HELEN MOUSE SITES, whose address is Route 2, Box 10$, Petersburg, W.V.. 26147. The name and address of the ancillary personal representative's attorney are set forth below, All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written stateme,f of any claim or demand they may have, Each claim must be in writing and must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and addressof the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated, It the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative, All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of AdminIstration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the ancIllary personal representative, or the venue or Iurisdictlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Ancillary Ad. ministration: April21, 1910 Helen Mouse Sites AsAnciilary Personal Representativeof the Estateof MAYSELL MOUSE Deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 10.110.CP IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM RICHARD LAMBERSON, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of WILLIAM RICHARD LAM. BERSON, deceased, File Number lO-l10.CP,ispendingiflthecij Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal representative of the estate is WE. Winderweedle, Jr. whose address is P.O. Box MO, Winter Park, Florida 32790. The name and address of the persona I representative's attorney are set forth below, All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and addressofthe creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated, lithe claim Is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representatIve, All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication Of this Notice of Administration: April 21, 1980 W. E. Winderwee(iIc, AsPersonalRepresenta,ive oftheEstateof WILLIAMRICHARDLAM. BERSON '' Divisisa IN RE: ESTATE OF NINA R. IN RE: ESTATE OF DOROTHY A. POPE, BOWMAN Deceased Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICIOP TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: HEREBY YOU ARE that the HEREBY NOTIFIED ad. NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of mInistratIon of the estate of NINA Dorothy A. Pope, deceased, File R. BOWMAN, deceased, File Number 80.33.CP, Is pendIng Inthe Number 80.15$-CF. is pending in Circuit Court for Seminole County, the Circuit Court for SemInole Florida, Probate DIvIsIon, the County, Florida, Probate Division, address of which is North Park th. address of Which Is Seminole Aiinue, Sanford, Florida 32771. County Courthouse, Sanford, The personal representatIve, of Florida. The personal represen. the estate are Kimberly 0. Pope, tative of the estate is JON HER. Michael P. Longcrler and F. BERT BOWMAN whose address is Wallace Pope Jr., whose address 1935. Ruskin St.. Lake Mary, FL. 'is co P.O. Box 1341, 911 Chestnut 32146.Thenameandaddressocthe St., Clearwater, FL 33317. The personal rapresentallve's attorney name and address of the personal are set forth below, representative's attorney are Ni All persons having claims or forth below. BURL 6. WARD and CHERYL R. WARD. his wife, Defendants. NOTICEOFACTION TO: BURL 6. WARD RESIDENCE UNKNOWN You are hereby notified that a suit to foreclose a mortgage en. titled "Dennis Makarewici and Christine Makarewici, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. Burl 6. Ward and Cheryl R. Ward, his wife, Detendants" has been filed against you in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, FIorida being Civil Action No. eO.I00CA.09.L, and that you are required to file your answer with the Clerk of said Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiffs' attorney, whose name and address Is set forth below, not later than May 19, 1910. If you fall to do so a Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The real property proceeded against; situated In Seminole County, Florida, is as follows: Lots 10 and 11, Block B, Tract No. 16, SECOND REPLAT, SAN LANDO SPRINGS, as recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 8, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court at Sanford, Florida, this 11th day of April, 1910. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. CLERK By: Susan E. Tabor As Deputy Clerk RICHARD 0. STONER, ESQ. HOFFMAN, HENDRY, STONER, SIMS & SAWICKI 21$ E. Central Boulevard Orlando, FL 32101 (30$) 8435810 Attorneys for Plaintiffs Publish April Ii, 21, 28 & May 7, 1910 DEU-$S DATED this 18th day of April, AD., 1980. MARY W. HAWTHORNE, City Clerk PUbliSh April 28, 1910 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF required, WITHIN THREE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE, to f ill with the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF clerk of the above court a written THIS NOTICE, to file with the statement of any claim or demand clerk of the above court a written DEU11S OF THE FiRST THREE MONTHS FROM THE PUBLICATION OF THIS DATE THE OF FIRST NOTICE, to file any oblectlons PUBLICATION OF THIS they may have that challenge the NOTICE, to iii. any objections validity of the decadint's will, the they may have that challenge the Qu.lIlicet$esss of Ike personal validity f the d.cedsnts will, tIll reprelentative, or the venue or qualilIcatlons of the personal lurisdicslon of the court. eps'esajstatiye, or the venu, or AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND jurIsdiction of the court, OIJICTION$ NOT $0 FILED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND WIU. SR FOREVER BARRED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Date of use first publication of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. this Notice of Adeobsiatretien: Date of the first publication of April $1, 185$. this Notice of Administration: Jan H Baosnaiu A AsperNnailWeoøtatlwof$lle Eslateit NINAI. BOWMAN Dacassed ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl.. RIPRI$JNTATIVI: C. VERNON Mill. JR., , .._ F.W. Pipe Jr. MOneOf the RSPrISIIWOfIV,s ci Ike Estate of Darothy A. Pope, Deceased ESQUIRE Kimberly pope CLEVELAND. MIXIA BRIDGEs ce-psrsessai rlpresaiwative poet Off ice Diupir I uictaei Lanictie,, lenisrI, Flerilo 1311$ Tet•jtun$: $I338'UM ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL , . . publish: April 38, ________________ ______________ 'I "FLORIOR° 1 REPRESINTATIVI: kifison, loser I Ruppel, ii Chaitnit St FL 38117 Tsli*NJ; (113) $11115 April 38 A May S. $100 Cleaiu,oIIr, RIJVEj SUN 1th STATE,. J __________________ i.tRNi - DUR.131 1980 ' DEU.129 PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CIty ci Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a publIc hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. IS2, entitled: AN ORDI NANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 113 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR. DINANCE BEING THE COM. PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. DINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM C. COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO R. M, MULTIFAMILY DISTRICT: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: REPEALING OR. DINANCES IN CONFLICT maybepaldingross.orinten(lO) annual Installments wIth no in. staliment payment to be less than colt entti of the individual asNilment, With the first Instalimint to be due and poyabi June I, 1101, and with all sub. sequent installments to bedue -ii psyableonthiflrstdayofJuniof each year thereafter, until the entire balance shall be paid, l;each individual asissenent bear interest at the rate of sight percent (8 percent) per annum on the unpaid amount. Further, that Interest Shill commence upon the date of the acceptance of the improvement herein described. and shall beer interest as Provided for by tIll prvislons of Plerilo Statute 5120.1$ (1977). 4. That the special aISsment shall be levied against all lots and land Odjoinifli aid csswlgucus,or boundIng and abutting U05 *5 said fmprovement, more apsclIIcally designated by the assessment plot as relred by Florida Statute $170.14 (1977). S. That ISle Situ estimated cast appear and be heard Wiswns*snthe.essesmen(plotas of the improvement herein designated 15 $41,$3$J$ 6. That the assessment shell be maleagainsteaffiof the landS and properties as shown en the assessment plot as herenabsue dsscibid.onafrasW.loet,prerasa basls,arrlvedatbydivlsionoftus total cast of the Improvimlel divided by Ike total frs.WJes$age to the prspesid Ordinance. This hereinabove provided ler. h00f5115 may be continued from 7. That all ressMleisincepfSlct tims Is floss until final action Is Iserowl*. be aid *5 some. are taken by Ike City COIIWIIISSIen. A copy the prspatid Or. absence Is pastel at Ski City Hall, 1h1NI P101111, aId C50115 We en (lIe wills the Clerk of the City hereby rpissIsd. ___ s. This leselutless shall became offectivi Immediately upon p15159 aPI 100155.. PASSED AND ADOPTED this aid same may be Inspected by the Silk dsy it April. A.D. *150. mllc. DATEDthlsI2nddayW APRIL A.D., 1980. LINDA MARTIN, City Clark it .f Laiwsod, Finds P'JISh April 38 & May DEU-1l7 STEVEN N. USURY • 800 AM. - 530 P.M. 44c line 3consccutivetilTlls 39c a line 7co,necutive times 3k a line RZIG REA - 3 Lines Minimum - Noon The 29A'ROOfl$& Board - Before Publication Dc Sunday - Noon Friday - - Room&Board(optjonal) Sanford 3238706 - - -------- Unfurnjshed ________________________ .30-Apartments NURSING AIDES Better Living Center of Cassef. CANNON REST HOME DING THE CODE OF THE CITY RN full time. 8.1 shift. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvilie Altamonte Springs. 834.1148. SPRINGS, - FLORIDA BY THE AMEND. MENT OF CHAPTER 26, Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071. Clearwa I 111l, "UTILITIES" BY THE REPEAL OF SECTION 26.92 "FLUORIDA. l_DSt & Found 5- ___________________________ LOST: Irish Setter Puppy, S mo. old, green collar, answers to "Princess." Needs ImmedIate medical attention. REWARD. 322-4038. LOST: White Male Bulldog with brindle spots on head & hIps. Named Sampsom. In Lake Ashby area. REWARD. 904427.9533, New Smyrna Beach. Furnished apts for Senior Spare or part-tIme sales help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Citizens. Very clean. 318 * Palmettd Ave. See Jimmie Cowan, The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim5. -Just Results! - - ___________________________ R.Luettchau, l36Margo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32750. ______________________ 31A—ipIexes WantedCooks Apply In person Holiday Inn of Sanford 1.4. 323-4050 - 2 Duplex Apts. (new) 2 BR 2B A- Baby sitter available In my home day or night. Part.time, reasonable rates. 319.3581, --- Mature individual - - EXEC. HOME - DiSTRICT; consider sam for final passage L adoption after the public twaring, which will be held in the City Hall ci Longelad, Florida, on MONDAY, ti 11th day of MAY, , Cammlnieners' Madin. Ream in use c.urltieuee at San. Ceusty kid. $lfniflSle Cesesty, Plerido, WIStaSt tO Patties eset Notice seretitere ilvan. 000511 and Nepisle Relilvtips closing, Vacating and abandesksg, Improvements to e ' property, within the City of Longwood, Florida. That one-hundred percent of 5170.04 (1977) 1. That the total estimated cost of the imprevament IN*saled Is 511197.7$. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 S Myrtle Ave. herein 4 That ISIS assessment shell be rnadeagèinst 00cholthe lands and dSllePlafSesh5Psg,1Iof *1 PublIc Ricarde', of leashes CdeuIv PIIVId. Ry Ike ISIPI of Cagey Cain. askihera of lesisinele v. Puurl. this _-- day it i.pna, *,.D.. (SEAL) ___ Ssmln* Caiidy. P111110 seey sc* v,r*1 0511138 ______ be and Ski same, are hereby rsl11. , effective Immediately upon i PASSED AND ADOPTED his 145k do! it April. &D. lus. - STEVEN N. MAYOR, USURY CLa51eq14, ATTEST R. Clip Clerk PubIlWsAprll31$$ 051144 - Acro * * * * * * ________________ Transcriptionist pliances, Central HIA & is carpeted. 5-100 mo. 1st, last I. SIC. Box 57 c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. B 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. security. I. NAt COIIIIT *LTY Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR * * * * * * * * $FACTORYMAINT,S 912 FRENCH AVE.. 322•5176 LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOUSEJust off New Smyrna Beach. ,, Fully equipped, $300 ma. Call for information after 5:30. Cierke & Maintenance help. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lake Front. Desk psrion Holiday Inn ci Sanford I IEN$IVE ZONING ORDINANCE on the Lake Front. )F THE CITY OF LONGW000, I9LORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT CONVENIENCE STORE I:HANGING. THE ZONING OF CLERK — Good company I ERTAIN TERRITORY FROM benefits. Apply Handy Way I1.1 BUSINESS AND PRO. Food Store, Sanford area. I ISSIONAL TO C.COMME5 ______________________ :IAL DISTRICT; PROVIDING N EFFECTIVE DATE; RE. I'EALINO ORDINANCES IN 24-8usineu Op$38rtunitiès ONFLIcT HEREWITH. Said Ordinance was placed on Inves aIwed 0 flounce gym f list reading on APRIL Ii, 1850, in$aMd,Calijimat,4pd I rid the City Commission will after I p.m. C wailer same tsr final passage a 'Id adoptIon aNer the public Address. Mull Commission hearing, which wili be held In the Citculars at homel B. I loode C Ity Hall it Lang.Florida, on with ciferst Offer. details rush A NDAY, She 11th day a No. 10 self addressed MAY, A.0.1950, at 7:30 p.m., ares stanld envelopi 0 2$ cents SI orbits as Possible. service foe to: FE. Ne*ti.k. he ft SIting llWanIuI.l parties may Dept. K, S3S Sa'ita St. Sanford, tpsir and be heard with respect 277). N this prtpos Ordinance, This is taring may be fg POOL COATING (Ime I. time until final 001st Established Sarasota Company N by with franchise in $aroseta. A copy w the pro—a ,. Hlilsharo, FlasHes, 0 Fell diounce is peeled at his City nfIø Wsklng a rISpasseibte Hell, r',,., FisrIda, aid copes WI $11515 for Orlando aras. Wi as file with *5 C* of Ike city have a's essClvslvs lannula for - DATED Skis 111k day of A 0.. 1980. LINDA MARTIN, April, City-Clerk si liii C?y of La'lIwIimd. FIend. IP 551151, April 2$ May 7, INS I hi hU4 FHA 235's available in Deltona pletely furnished on 2'.'z acre .0-F* i.asw -_______________________________ INC. with Isindn el *pficatlens. We will train In applications. an a continuing balls to Insure sucsss. Writs SanIt.AIre Products, Boss $1, Sarasota, Fl, 33879, 25415. French Ave. 3220731 322 0779, 322 5353. 322 3772 Bldg within walking distance of new hospital site. Perfect for office use. $79,500. — ''_ 47Real Estate Wanted --- ------_------ ------ 2-1 New carpet & paint. $3 down - Owner will hold mtg, WANTED TO BUY-Homes in No qualifying. $27,500. Mary Griffith Realtor the City of Sanford for 1105 rehabilitation proiect. Will pay Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305323. much more. 597,000. 9615 'R.AllamonteDr. _________ iSillbuy 1518. 2ndmortgates. We Goldsboro—By Owner also make Real Estate & BusIness loan;. Flonidt Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. 3 BR, completely remodeled Robinson, Orlando, 4221916. inside lout. Neww.w carpet. LOCH ARBOR CT- I BR, pool, ________________________ SIS.t.0000WNorlesswifh2nd. .APTORHOUSE—Withatl.ast2 J horile, all Omeflitles,$95,500. Ili APR on lit mortgage. edima, isisonobll l'Sflt' ill Sanford area. Call 321-0876 CHOICE AREA - 3 unit apt. " after 3:30 p.m. house $49,500. ___________________ 4fJ.'-SQ ______________________________ ______ ______ FHA-VA, FHA233$I 745 - 2431½$.French(l743) Sanford _________________________ REALTOR ( MLS ____________ 1 Cabinet New Home Sewing Machine. 165. 1 36" Stainless steel Stove Hood. $15. BOth In cxc. cool. I misc. 322-4189. - -- Fence ______________________________ Painting&R.ir ARC FENCE- Spring Sale Wood, chain link, wrought ____________________________ iron, block wall, exoert In stallaf ion. Call collect 77JU1* Cars Removed _______________________________ __________________________ _______________________________ 3 3S 29S7aft 6 - Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior rree E5I. 37? 3558 Fill Dirt From $1010150 I I _________________________________ Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 I I Cullum. Free engagement photos or color 8*10. 323 8258. __________________________ Fireplaces Plumbing T & J STONE CO. __________________________ ________________________ 78-Motorcycles __________ Ptiotograiy F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL top DolI8r Paid for iunk & Used IflOflI cars,322 trucks & heavy equip Sanford, Fla. 37771 Plumbing Repair TheKlngofTheRoc All types of stone, Inferior. Reasonable Rates. Toilets 8. faucetSour Specialty exterior, commercial. 319 574) 319 5933 residential + Specialty ___________________________ decorative fireplaces (in- I Pressure Cleaning 101 ,. French 3230214 ______________ '17 invader Elite 17' tn-hull with 115 hp Mercury engine and Boarding Kennels. Inside 8. I 323 7834 outside screened runs. Off 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 35lCleveland,autolAc,only 13,868, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Casselberry, 8348399. floorsleepingboxes, Insulated, shady kennels, Circulating fans. Also Air conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. 322 1973 DODGE PICKUP Club Hatynn Remodeling _________________________ REMODELING Newrms, kit & bath remodeling. Fireplaces, We handle the I trailer. 668-8466. _________________________ high as an elephant's eye. Place Cab-311 Auto., PS, PB, I' Cap. Call 373 6670. a classified ad, and pile the UTILITY TRAILER-Brand money in your waIie$l --------__. - --. - 59-/jsical ?crchandise '.........._ New Spinet pianos. Choose from 2 top brand names, these are delux models. Full price 998 includes 'encn & 'delivery. Also exceptionally nice studio Residential & Commercial. Free estimates 618 5676 Animal Haven Grooming 3. I WE BUY CARS Sears 7.5 hp new, heavy duty, new tires, running lights & new tarp. Heat. 322-9113. ___________________ -- 80-Autos for Sale --- whole ball of wax I B E. LINK CONST. 322 7029 ____________________________ ____________________________ Wash Houses - Clean Areas, -_- RIng Hoeing & Lawn Service. Rev. I _______________________ C.H. BaIley, 69 Reddlng I- Garden Free Estimates, 322 6821 from 6 to 9 pm, ___________________________ ODD JOBS WANTED We Seal & lnsbtate all roofs Trailer Homes our Specialty Guaranteed to reduce heat in trailer homes 10 to 20 degrees Free Estimates 3-33 NEED WORKl 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO, AIR, LOOKS GOOD, 3-495743 322 286?after3p.m. 'T'VRntals RUNS GOOD. EXC. TIRES, Horn. Ifl(VVsm.i*s piano, fantastic tone & touch response, $895. Cannon Mutic Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR i, i - - ._-_ _________________________ 7$ Pont Trans Am, like new, 33,000 mi Only 15,UI. 436 Auto Sales, 560 Hwy Casselberry, 531 $399. 436, Hwy filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's way, Daytona Beach, will hold Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11. 3236038 Insured Buy Option. Serving South Seminole. Phone 339 8448. 534 539 -. I Man,qualityoperation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Deal. 3271321 _____________ every Saturday at S p.m. it's __________________________ _____________________________ "4.aMGardefl ----Lawnmowers. Wesell the b.st& service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. lit St. FILLDIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND CaIlClarklHirt383.75a0 ______________________________ t-om - Rebuild Condemned Houses 5.6. BALINT Welding 327 5415 - BARROW'S WELDING the reserved price. Call 904 Start your own used booksforel used books for sale. Call - detis. Low down payments, 3277757 255-8311 for further detaIls, lob, or some service you have ________________________ need of, read all our want ads Pure Bred -German Shephst'd Puppies. 6 females, 510 each. m Wanted to Buy palnte4 steel roofing I' * 9', new, 20 x4's I' long. 7 pcs. 107W-Commercial I ers, truck racks ii misc. repairs. ___________________________ ______________________ WIndOWtScmeflR.531r Hon* ir I WINDOW&SCREENREPAIR lJenjva (jarden SERVICESUNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling aISOPATIODOORS 322-5545 after 6 _322-O71 APkRTMENTS •StMhis - 1, 2, 3 BR. Suites I Unlvrn. - Adult. Family SPoil - Laundry - Additionil Remodeling Free Es?. Lic. I Bonded Johnny Walker Cons?. Ltd. 377.4457 are having difflculty finding a place, to live, car to drivs, a lob, or tome service you have need of, read all our Want ads every day. _______________________________________________ SQuid —' 1SOSW.lSth$T, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & " s2x5' plywood-used. 321- 0172 after ' 321 0517 Custom built utilIty I. boat frail- every day. "Luzw•y For Less" LUMBER'.sheitscomm.ricat _ . W. Gannett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC. a place to live, car to drive, a __ 5475-3041 or 1777.4894 for ________________________ monthly payments under SERVICE 'iing difficult' 1 ' finding ____ 65 lts.SUPPlles - for $100. 66$ 4217. 1 isct. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with -.---------- ' Whateverlheoccasion,theçeisa classified ad to Solve it. Try one soon, 92, I mil. west of Speed. a public AUTO AUCTION 92, So. of Sanford. 322-1721. BEST TV RENTAL No DEPOSIT N0QUALIFYING 18 50wk $27 mo., Free Delivery. Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded CUSTOMHOMESB(JII.T For Sale Used offlceeqpt. Desk, pool, deck & filter. You move 339-0300 Phone 322-7111, Sanford PICTURE PERFECT - Painting Interior, exterior. pressure cleaning. Free estImates. 3396066 ____________________________ _______ PATIO SAL E Ranges, --refrigerators & misc. 317 A OK TIRE 322 1480 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. NEW TIRES$19.69& UP EALTORS 70*4 Above ground swimming 1,4 323 6061 oreves, 333 0517 NewBatferies$79.95 7113 French Aye., Sanford ________________________ 701 1MTY &D. The Real Estate Agency Inc.,Rftors , Men'sshirts53.00eactt ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310SanfordAve, 322-5791 Lake Mary 2 BR, near 5CC. lovely lot. $30,000. ' INC. . E. Altamonte Dr. M. Unsworth Realty '; - SG—Msceltaneous for Sale _____________ Longwood, lovely 3 BR, 1', B, like rlew, $12,900 cash to mortgage.. Vacant, move in today. $42900 assume 550,000 at $337.30 per Buildto Suit-our lotor yours ____ ____ L $1 ,S00 down, ma. at IS pct. APR. AIR SHOCKS $S.?S WHITE AND READ ALl OVER. _________________________ 54 -Garage Sales _--------- CAIN DECORATORS 'Work Guaranteed References Licensed Bonded I,hured Free est 327 0392 theonly one in Florida. You set If you are ha " 322.0216. best schools. $64,000. 3 BR, 2 bath, new country 322148) YTONA AUTO AUCTION REALTORS !llOSantordAve. _____________________ AOK TIRE Call 322 1674; 327 4460 323 17)1 + Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery Parts 0.A-BusinsssEip. ____________ &Sold HANDYMAN- 3 Bedrooms, 1½ _____________ - Auto 47-A--#rtgages Bought DayorNight 339.O5O9 HIGHLAND PARK — 3 BR, 339-OSN formal dining rm., eatin kitthen-shade. $31,000. SIDEWALKS _____________________________ Shocks $5 95--Heavy Duty 57+95 I E. of 1.4. 339-5900 ' Inc REALTOR, MLS ___________________ • - Creative Surfaces tic., Special izing in repainting, mt. & ext., waIIpatx'r. wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best 862 5592 up to $10,000, maybe more. dreamhouse on 1½ 'acres complete with guest cottage I CONVERT TO DUPLEX- EALTORS proven sales, sei OF SANFORD REALTOR 7200 Square ft. CU Commercial Large 2 story, zoned. $32,500. PATIOS 3230707 ____________________ Excellent condition $125 Do't pile no loneer needed itemt ALLFLORIDA REALTY Fireplace & more. $79,900. age workshop. Only $19,500. coOing SWimming p5055 that Ii fully luaranteed, nest. competitive, Sanford Ave. Call for appt. mtg. $36,500. _____________________________ -. land all Fenced. Hwy 436 in - Forest City, saoo rise. 76 _______________________ Maqnavox Stereo console. _____________________ Concrete ____________ BUY JUNK CARS OutboardMotor business on heavily traveled & carpet. Assumable I' pet. 31 on 2 large fenced lots. baths. 528,300. "Auto R.palror 7??? Building & GWALTNEY JEWELER 201 S Park Ave 3276509 _____________________________ KELLCO PAINTING Licensed& Reasonable.Quality 6.47 0048 FrCO Est 2413 French Ave. Sanford stalled). Call John 331 0)77,. I _____________________________ free estImates, -. -55-Boats & Accessories --_. WASH ON WHEELS 46-Commercial Property -. High .. - -- -Pressure water cleaning -79-Trucks.Trajlers Grooming & Boarding I ROBSON MARINE ----. WE CLEAN ANYTHING! ATTENTION BUILDERS 2927 Hwy. 17-92 rental units or home With Large fenced yard, new paint Multiple Listing Service _____________________________ ZONED COMMERCIAL Building on properly can easily be converted to offices, 3 BEDROOM I Bath, Pinecrest. 323-5774 - -- Agent 339 8386. have what you've been looking $16,500. --OFFICE & Retail space- $93.00 Harold Hall Realty _________________- - - -- - GdUst-sJlV's,$5&up MILLERS 26l9OrlandoDr. Ph. 377 0352 for. 3 22-2420 Handy Man Special? BR, 1 B, Park 5 acreparcels, Lk. Sylvian area. Terms. Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR, 372-7983. - Casselberry. 831 8399 ______ Looking for the right spot to 3 BEDROOM 4 bath lakefront monthly includes utilities. 323. 2172 at' $309575, Repair 75 Chevy Surban, Sllverado pkg, DRIVEWAYS 3328515 Duel AC, only 13,750 436 Auto after 6 ______________________ Sales, 860 Hwy 136, 1 + build duplexes, Call us ... we grove $95,000. _______________ -- I same may be Impacted by the fenced yard, $31,900 2 story home in Idyllwilde of for those that qualify, Loch Arbor on over I', acrel paymentsfrom$204.30permo. All the extras, Formal OR, bk. Call us for details. ft nook, Fl H, Ige patio & many dec tOuchesi It can be yours 3 BR, 1 8. FR, large lot $31,900. 3222914 ClOCk 136. Casselberry, 834 6399. ________ _______ _____________________________ 'ihe Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. s. Just Resulfst HrRR.S TV 2591 S. Sanford Ave. 8716700 Eve.M?3655 _______________________ _______________________________ , TELEVISION ZiON. 17.92, Casselb.rry, l. 2 BR, 1 B, FR, CHIA, corner Beautiful Executive3 BR, 2", 0, 1 125uh76 _________________________ 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD n, 8 pass 36,000 mi only 15,188.136 Auto Sates, 860 Hwy RCA color console 25". Sold new over 1700 Balance due $17S.0O or take over my payments $17 00 month Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 86? 5394. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker "- homeinLongwoodwitp,I00f Potentialt Eat.in.kit., wood NEWHES - BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more? H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. 2435': S French Ill 921 Sanford REALTORS .- Used tbl model color TV'S, all working. 599.95 10 to choose from Noll' Sanford Furniture Salyage, 11 92. So. of Sanford. fl8721 377 1517 32) 0640 _______________________________ Inc. Realtors Painting -- - The Real Estate Agency Handy Man specIal. 3 BR, 18 142 Carver Av Academy Manor $250 mo. I. under if you qualify 37-B--Rge*p$O(fjc.s Orlando Sanford Jim's Lawn Care Complete profe ional service. sod laying, h,Suling, m',lch 8 fertilize 323 2373 specialty. 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 I - 53—'('.Radi65te TV repo t9" Zenith. Sold orig. 5.193,75 BaI 1163+ 16 or 117 mo. 2439 +5 MyrtleAve I MEINTZER TILE WANTED LAWNS TO MOW 1 time or ,111 season 372 0248 Newor repair, leaky showers our - -- - -------— only $66,700. Furnished house 5143m0.6104317 ___________________________ BROKER I I WORLD. - _________________________ Brick home in ldyllwilde of Loch Arbor on ~ acre. Many custom features, Fl R, FP & qenl to Sdally - SEIGLER REALTY Executive Home, 1 BR, 2B, _____________________________ '.' DeBary-2aesroom - .c0, _________ ________ - - Telephone 323.6307. ___________________ Waiters & Waitresses, Bus help & Utility person. Apply In - REALTY 2525 3 $195. 3 BR, $350. AvaIlable now, no pets. First, last, French 23-2222 security. ** * * * * * * _________________ ANORD1NANCEOF THE CITY DF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, .MENDING ORDINANCE NO, II3 OFSAIDCITY,$AIDORDIN. INCE BEING THE COMPRE. Just Listed 3 BR, lB home on large tree shaded lot in nice DELTONA attractive. I BR, YOUR FUTURE OUR CONCERN our lot at Y Enterprise, Inc Model Inc ,Realtor Imaginable featurel Yours for 1105,0001 2565 _____________________________ -_.-_ Across from Heath Dept. $3reg.7wksal.ters a public hearing to consider Inactment of Ordinance No. 479, Untitled: your lot CALLANYTIME 33—Houses FurnIshed ?CROCKZTT c7comoj Cash for your loll Will build on 4 BR, 3 B country home, corn of sight pay. that the City Commissim will hold - VA'FHA-235-Con.Homes Low Down Payment on large wooded site! Every Eves. 332-0412, 3321517 207E.2$thst, + Exp. wEIec., Plum., weld. Dot CITY OF LONG WOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSID ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CO$CERN NOTICE IS HERE5V GIVEN -- ramic'T1Ie ____ Push button controls, has I 75-A.4/'4 carousel. Still in warranty. I Originally $649. assume pay llChevy Sport Van, WDs.bcyI, 3 ments of $71 mo Agent 339 sp, 35.000 ml. only 13.188, 436 11186 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Cassetberry, 831 8399+ LAKE FRONT. NICELY _______________ - - I + WOODED I 01 NEAR OVIE oo s. CFU. $20,000. - ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Spci,sI Rates for Co'mplexes Free Estimates 8300070 2lhr ____________________________ _____________________________ 323.7340. 0 - 0 IIAtTOI 24 HOUR lB 322.92831 for 565,0001 323-7832 EMPLOYMENT HA RN E Y LawnCare - •CASH.VISA.MC OSANFORDAUCTION0 01215 S. FRENCH AVEo I floors& BR ioftsl Only $37,300. - 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Central H&A, 1325 mo. 1st mo. & $700 Suites & Odd Pieces Terms of Sale: - PAYMENT. REALTY WE LIST AND SELL carpetCleaning - 2 zACRES PINE 8 PALMETTO - MORE HOMES THAN __________________________ ' I - _____________________________ Walnut - -. + ROBBIE'S only 1 yr oldl You'll love it for 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, all ap. helpful. Excellent typing skills are a must. 'Good starting salary based on exp.Excellent benefits. Send resume to Legal NotIce I --------- ________ dep. 3228783. required. AAA - Bulldozing, Clearing, ttackhoe Service Ditches. CuIvrt, ponds Call 831 2895 Antiques& Collectibles MICROWAVE 2. ACRES. PAVED ROAD. OSTEEN COULD BE OR 1 LOTS 512.500 TERMS AVAILABLE - $7,900 '.'s I H LOW DOWN R, din, area & morel A Buy 2lllPalmettoAve.,2BR1Bnew refrlg., gas stove & hot water _______________ heater. $350 per mo. & sec. Would prefer at least 2 years In med. trans. Good English Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. ceilent company benefits, 10 pd holidays, pension & In. surance. Apply AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Sanford Airport 322.7100. Equal Opportunity Employer - - STE N ST RU M REALTY REALTORS Custom Built, new I BR, 28 home In Shadow Lake Woods + Kenmore Electric RanqeavocadoO-' Call 322 0910 - Land Clearing - ' ACRE refrig, freezers, water coolers. misc. Call 323 7786 anytime Load From The North _____________________ Pius Local Estates TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Oak. Mahogany. NOOk 519 E 1st SI, 322 - 5712 cuft frost free. Orig 1529. now 1205 or $19 mo Agent 339 e366 I B.tt & blown. fiberglaS 5. rock wool New or old homOs CUSTOM INSULATION CO 323 1183 or 834 1218 Free est Central Temp will service AC'S, PLJBUC AUCTION. •MONDAY 4-28at7 PM• - 321.0759 Sales Leader - 0 _ - Insulation __________________________ - '___________________ Th soont'r you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. - - 2640 Sanford Ave. 323-5771 person. High school education inboard.oIJ?board, Call Bart REAL (ST A TI REALTOR. lId 7198 - .LUS IN i4AsTlNGS (PALI.T KA ARE A). 4 TO r ROM (bOO E 56.500 Zoned Corn I EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY mercial 17.000 SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM HOME-with private lake REALTOR A north Seminole County Or. thopedic practice is seeking an exp. medical transcriptionist. An exciting & challenging position is open for the right - 100' LAKE FRONT LOT in Casselberryon Seminola Blvd. Good for investment or use I flOW $11,900 with good terms + ______________________ SSUPERo I REFRIGERATORS. $50 &up guaranteed 5,lnford Auction, 1715 S French 373 7340 - _______- - - I - TWO STORY ______ _________________________ 3O5fl4L51O1 atter 6 p.m. • - ____________ Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold crig $409 35. used short time, BaI. 1169.1.4 or $1935 mo. I 1 Agent 3398386. . cash & assume mortgage. 1)3,900 at 7 pct Asking 534,500 377 1577 ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA Harold Hall Realty, Inc. I - I 3230697 COUNTY---) 1 Central H&A. Orlando Sanford's - I Reconditioned room A C's -*000 to 30.000 tITUs. 90 day quar. For Estate Commercial 8. Resi Sales 3. Service, Orlando dential Auctions 8. Appraisals. Room Comfort Center. 2,$35 Call Dell's Auction. 323 5670. I __ John Young Pkway 2986077 MOONEY APPLIANCES - I 43-LotS,,Acreage - Req. Real Estate Broker Lg. 3 BR 2 3 BEDROOM )' bath, Central H&A. carpeting, kitchi.tn ExpsriGHOOd Medical ENGINE INSTALLERS Ex. per Ienced with Inboard & - + 72—Auction KENMORE WASHER-- Parts, Service. Used Machines. , NE AR LAKE Privileges. $250 mo. Call for InformatIon after 5:30. Tel. 3236507. COUNTER TOP MAN I CABI. NET MAKER - Experienced only. Call 323.5283. background ' -- B house, well Insulated. Ultra modern kit. Central HIA. OUR CONCERN * * * * * * * * ASSEMBLERS DELTONA AREA ''YOUR FUTURE grammar " _____________________________ 5363 mo. 323 6570. ______________________________ from Health Dept. $2 reg.3wksai.terms -- - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES iBO3OrlandoDr. 323 5200 VA 5. F HA Financing __________________________ + I yard. CH&A, fully eqpt kit, many erergy saving features. - COMPUTER SERVICES. Housewives Cleaning Service Local multi branch restaurant Personalized, fast dependable company has computer time Regular or I time basis available to process any type Wedowashwmndows general ledger 3. payroll ac 677 5891 counts We would like to ___________________________ SeCurO a few good clients to off set our computer costs Hauling This would enable you to be I ___________________________ of a few select clients rather than I of a 100. All work I Yard Debris, Trash. handled by company con I Appliances&M%c troller Routine or ILOCAL) 319 5371 sophisticated accounting p needs can be met. Contract I A 1 Cleanup 3. HauInq Service Duane Curry at 122 54S3. No Job too Rig or Small I Also Tree Work Call 339 5242 Air Conditioning & MORE, front 8 rear BR's BATEMAN REALTY Attractive 3 BR, 1½ B, walled 912 FRENCH AVE. 3225176 room See our beautiful new BROAD Geneva Gardens Apts. 1505W. 25th St. Super opp., gen. b'keeping knowledge $617.23 per mo. . -- 3 BR. .2 Bath, St. Johns River Tired of house hunting? 3 2, 53.30 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. $ ACCOUNTING CLERKS I Lakefront country charm,? BR, 2 bath, brick fireplace, large lakeside deck, dock, storage bldgs., fenced lot, many es tras. Asking $51,900 or rent for $'O0 mo. 373-6501 after 5343 Cog c7Comga St. Johns Realty.Co., Realtor 1_______________________ 322-6173 AAA EMPLOYMENT - American Indian 8 Eskimo Art Dealer wantstotuy old native iflde items Member of the Appraiser's Association America Gregory Quevillon 305 447 2688. + HouseCleaning ________________________________ - 71.-Antiques I Over stuffed vinyl chair $25 339 2969 .1.ning, $600 You move 349 5816. - Estates w-Dock. 5.450 mo. * * * * * * * * YOUR FUTURE OUR CONCERN BOAT * 5 Pc wooden Dinette Sets, table 8 4 chairs, $50 each Noll' Sanford Furniture Salvaq,. 17 92 S of Sanford 372 8771. FOR SALE OR RENT ________ 32771. 10t20 Screened REALTOR 372199) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (305) 319-5601 after 6 p.m. 55, c.o The Evening Herald, '.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. - YR. OLD DBL-WIDE Beautiful 1g. 2 BR. 2B. w Central H&A heat pump, big bdrms, 8 huge kit, Low low cash to mtg. $19,900!! Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323 57' - Eves; 349 5100, 322 1959, 373-4302 Sanford 321 06.10 - -- 42___!,Jbile Homes STEMPER AGENCY - 3 BR, 28 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 3, PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furni tire, 205 E 25th St 323 098 . __________________ house, well Insulated, Ultra modern kit. Central H&A. LPN part time for Dr. Office Qualified persons reply to Box _____ roedies as sisers _____ on the ranmmclng and disdelmirig any Ninsosni plot as here aid all right Of the CRISty of 'dela'*W on a (rent loot, pro rata lonlinels and Ike public hi and Is bIsio,avrividatbydivislenef the t of the lmpravampnt ml Isilesing described rkiits.of. vidsd by Ike total frent4getag. way, Ss.it: ____ seth psrca let or property That psflhas PIne 38, Lying dnid.stel by this Resolution, and Bait of the hulk of Lot lkeeelupenlkeessusmentplsas (LaN: light it way * s* Fareet City, Orange Pork 7.ThataUMiein cerOias Is *0 Plot (kisses Ailfor H. Uecisa,* jr Clerk of Ike Circuit Caurt D1U43 proposed made pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 170, FlorIda Statutes, 1977, shall be the Installation of water lIne along the south side of SR 434 from Bay-Con General property to $oblk Sandwich Shop the expense of material thereof 511111 be paid by special &D.,19SO,atl:IQp.m.,1qs.eon sessmantagalnst lands and lots thereafter as possible. At the in the City of Longwood, Florida, meeting interested parties may as hereinafter described. appear and be heard with respect 3. That sold special asseuments ot,• proposed Ordinance. This maybepaidlngross,orintan(lo) pj,1 g may be contlmtnd from annual installments wIth no in. time to time until float action Is stalimont payment to ho lass then taken by the City Commission. one.tenth of the Individual A copy of the propoNd Or. assessment, with the first in. dinance Is posted at the City Hall, stallment to be due and payable Lgoij,...d, Florida, and copies are Jun01, 1151, and with all suban I lie wntt the Clerk of the City sequint Installments to bedue and andsamemaybelnspsdwbythe piyablsonthlfIrstday.fJuneof public. sock year thereefles, until the DATED this 11th dsy of April, entire bolotice shell be paid, with A.D., 1910. sock Individual assessment to LINDA MARTIN, bear Interest at the rate of eight City Clerk per cent (8 percent) per annum on *0 c use unpaid amount. Further, that Fiosids intert shall commence upon the Publish April 38 & May 7, 1100 dots of the acceptance of the t hallS and sisail bier interest as provided NOTICE OP ISIOLUTION for by the provisions of Florida CLOSINS, VACATING AND 1atI45 5170.100917). 4. That the special assessment ASANDONIN5 RIGHTS-OP-WAY Wuallbelevledagalostail lotsand TOWNOM ST MAY CONCIIN NOTiCEIshhibyglyes5*5 lands adjoinIng or bounding and abutting upon the said im. aovdeiCouiWyCmmisslee prevemeot, more specifically cst.w designated by the assessment plot Regular Meeting held en *5 7) day of April, A.D., 1*, the as required by Florida Statute MAY00.____ Publish April II 1. That the nature of the 322.2611 - • - 51-A--Furniture I Accounting Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig Stoves. tools 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time Original $593, bal $181 or P1 Agent 339 8386 -- -- Cash 322- 4132 rn carpet. Eves 322 06)2, 322 1587 207E.2SttSt 2544$. French Ave. 3220231 327-0779, 322.5353, 3223772 DELTONA AREA - [I " _________ lilt House Trailer, Furnished 2-1"2 With .:.OFSANFORDREALTOR OR CALL - " Antiques Oriental Rugs Music Bores Slot machines Bridges Antiques 323 2801 -- -- Very large 1 or 2 BR condo w all appl., including . C H&A. $77,900 1 BR; 537,900 2 BR 67) 08)4 or I 273 1562. + WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS priv., $350 mo. 1st, last & sec. Ewnlngneniici Ii Pc?. Financing Available - 323.7832 ALL FLORIDA REALTY II buy old class rings & silver Top dollar paid Call 323 1888 2 bdrm hOuSe, only 517.000 family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal Apply in Person Circulation Dept. _________________________ - COMMERCIAL LOT t84x84 with To Supervise Sales Crew. Part-Time) ww ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, HAL COLBERT REALTYIC. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR oc. I MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900 I 32—Houses Unfurnished , SANFORD BaRGAIN $29,900 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, Central H&A, carpet, all appliances 327 032). -- - l8Olds Delta 83. 2dr, 350 engine, 48.000 one owner mi, only 57,4.44, .436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 43& Cassc)berry. 634_5 .__ LOinS - Ott Of tOtill inventory of brand new inlersprung bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797. So of Sanford 322 6721 _____________________________ I .000, Dr. Sanford., 322-8783. WANTED For Sale 1 MORTGAGE, $32,000. ______________-__________ _________ _______ Jim ASSUMABLE MOkTGAGE on 10 acres, deeded access to the St. Johns. Only 128.000. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE RunS Ik new $650 327 2979 2 41A.Condomjnjtjn -- BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CAR PET, CENTRAL AIR. - -. ENJOY CLEAN SUBURBAN LIVING! In this double wide mbile home on 6 pluS acres Cleared & fenced, Only $38,000 LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits include paid vacation, company car, retirement plan 6. more. Send Resume to: Mr. C heat, ref., dec. stove. $275 per mo. 8. Sec. Dep. Mohawk the 6th day of May, 1910, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting interested partIes may appear and be heard 3 BEDROOM, 1'2 BATH. DOUBLE CARPORT, APPL I ANC'S, AIR 8 HEAT, ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. - - FIREPLACE. Income from HISTORIC LONGWOOD Bdrms 2 baths with electric fireplace Zoned for busln5, only $39,500 -._. ________________________________ 31partments Furnished - for Sale 1972 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon _____ 5l -Houshoid Goods 11)0,000. :jV!;jI _________________ EI 8G—Autos _______________________ equipment Noll's Sanford I JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED Furniture Salvage, 1792. So of I ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE Sanford 322 8721 WOULDN'T BE ANY'' _________________________ ________________ -ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used. any COndition 64-48126 - ______________________________ ______________________________ Mariner's Viliag. Age. Exp. Cooks FT. Apply in person between 10 6. 5, Holiday inn of Sanford on the lake front. ,- lION OF WATER" ADOPTED AS ORDINANCE NUMBER 311-760N OCTOBER 12, 1976, REQUIRING THE DIRECTOR tf PUBLIC WORKS TO FLUORIDATE THE WATER SUPPLY OF THE CITY OF AL TAMON TE SPRINGS, FLORIDA; PROVIDING SEVER. ABILITY, CONFLICTS AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on April22, 1980, and the City CommIssion will consider same for final passage and adoptIon after the public hearing, which will beheld in the City Hall ofAltamonteSprings,on Tuesday, 1 BR-.-$209 up. Pool, Adults onl) on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford, Call 323-1670 berry. Call for app?. 339.5002, The Time Tested Firm Req Real Estate Br.,ker 120 N F',irk Ave 322 6)73 Monday, April 28, 1983B - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to .75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 (Dealer). .%anted to buy used office - For Sale I?. 10 ft corner metal post 2 in, wide at $10 per Call weekends & evenings 323-1985. oinpan/ C ARE YOU FAR SIGHTED? If so you'll immediately recognize the potential of this income property. I City block near proposed hospital only "- - Special care, good food, for elderly person. Can be bed patient. 121 Dolores Dr., I . - - I - 80—Autos for Sale ___________________ -.-----------"' Webuyusedfurniture FURNITURE 8. THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave •anford 323 6593 339 2969. , leased mobile home spaces adjacent Acres only $117,000. 305 373 1883 372 5622 Sears Jet Pump 110 With .42 gal glass lined tank, never used /E'a/u INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 3 Bdrms 2 baths, - -- ,. -____________________- your HOME or PROPERTY. Call for INDIVIDUAL at tention ' to Buy ___ WILSoN MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 311-3)5 E. First St Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 68—Wanted Sale for ______________________ _____________________________ + STEMPE SEZI SELLERS we have BUYERS for 3 Bedroom? bath custom double wide with landscaped acre near Wilson School, Corn pletely furnished including washer & dryer, Central H8.A. excellent water & many oxtras. Owner will hold with substantial down. 305 668 56.10 OVIEDO- 3 (3eciroom. 2 bath, Low mt., assumable rnortgage. Owner will consIder 2nd mtq s 6784 ___________________________ - ______ GET OUT IN THE COUNTRY .1SIblpnhud 4—Personals 3 BEDROOM CII HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard and well $34,000 W. Garnett White. Broker 372 7881 REALTOR MIS 332-6475 Evi323.3,4 TRY VA FHA 2 Bedroom )' baths, Completely :50MisCellaneous - remodeled home With large living room, dining room & Central H&A. 53)200. Sanford Gracious living. Reas, Weekly & monthly rates, utilities Pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 8.41.7833. DEADLINES AN ORDINANCE AMEN. OF ALTAMONTE I 29Roon MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon with respect to the proposed or. dinance. This hearing may be Spur of the Moment Babysitting continued from time to time until In ñiy home. HrIy, daily, wkly final action is taken by the City rates. Day or night. 323.6677. Commission. A copy of th. proposed or. 11—instructions dlnancelspostedattheCityHall, Altamonte Springs, Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk of 8OEXCLUSIVES the City and same may be in. spected by the public. Creative Expressions 322.7513 Dates this 22nd day of April, j ____ Longwood, Florida. A.D. 1910, )$—tlelp Wanted and the undersIgned as Sheriff of Phyllis Jordahl, CMC I Seminole County, Florida, will at City Clerk I 11:00A.M. onthe 20th day of May, of the City of * * * * * * * * AD. 1910,offer for sale and sell to Altamonte Springs, Florida the highest bidder, for cash, AAA EMPLOYMENT Publish April 2$, 1910 subject to any and all existing DEU.131 $LONGD1STANCEORIVER$ liens, at the Front (West) Door of — Seetheworld$27Iwk. the SwnlnoleCounty Courthouse In RESOLUTION NO, 384 HURRY, Needed Immediatelyl Sanford, Florida, the above ARESOLUTIONOF THE CITY described personal property. OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, 912 FRENCHAVE. That saId sale Is being made to PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STA. satisfy the terms of said Writ of TUTE 5170.03, DECLARING SPE. 322-5176 Execution CIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR IN. Across for Health Dept. John E. Polk, STALLATION OF WATER S2reg.2wksal.term Sheriff LINES, DESIGNATION OF Seminole County, Florida EXPENSE THEREOF, TO BE YOUR FUTURE Publish April 2$, 8. May 3, 17, 19, PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESS. 1910 MENT, AND MANNER OF PAY. OUR CONCERN DEu.12$ MENT, DESCRIPTION OF LANDS ASSESSED, AND DE. * * * * * * * * CITYOPLONOW000, CLARATION OF ESTIMATED FLORIDA COST, CONFLICTS, SEVER. Debut Insurance Sales trainee in NOtICE OP PUBLIC NEARINO ABILITY, EFFECTIVE DATE. Sanford. BstablisIed clientele o COISSIDER ADOPT*N OP WHEREAS. uso CIty of 5175.5380 Wit. to st•rt. PROPOSED ORDINANcE Longwood, Florida, deems it Fringe benefit, career opWHOM IT MAY CCNCUNI necessary to Install water lines portunities call Oriando -S43 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN along SR 434 from Bay.Con 1742. by fl. City of ngwaed, Florida, General property to Sobik Sand. with Shop property; and wIll hold * * * * * * * * a public hearing to consider WHEREAS, the City of enactment of Ordinance Na. ISO, Langwood, Florida, desires to pay entitled: for the cost of said installation by AAA EMPLOYMENT ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY the levy ci special assessment OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, against certain real property S BURNERS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. Nit. Shift, depend. cxc. pay, located within the City of 143 OP SAID CITY, SAID OR. Longwood, Florida, and being 4 day wk. DINANCI BEING THE COM. lands and lots adjoinIng to and PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. bsnefItlngfromInstallatiariof$aid 912 FRENCH AVE, DINANCE OF THE CITY OF water line: 322-5176 LONGW000, FLORIDA. SAID NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT AMENDMENT CHANGING THE RESOLVED BY THE CITY Across from Health Dept. ZONiNG OF CERTAIN TERRI. COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF S3reg.2wlisal.terms TORY FROM 1.1 BUSINESS AND LONOW000, FLORI DA, AS PROFVUIONAL DISTRICT TO FOLLOWS: CiS it Lanoveed. FlorIda ATTEST: Usda I. Marlin City Clerk 7,1155' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain WrIt Exutlon issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon a final fudgement rendered in the aforisild court on the 7th day of March, AD,, 1910, In that certaIn case entitled, Huefes Supply, inc., Plaintiff 'vs. All Electric, Inc., at al Defendant, Which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to meas Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida,andlhave levIed upon the following described property owned by All Electric, Inc., said propertybelnglocatedins,minal, County, Florida, more par. tIcuIartydescribidasfolIo: One I9l6Chevroiet Van, VIN No. CGL1S6U1OU9I, and contents, which consist of miscellaneous electrIcal parts and equipment. beIng stored at Foster'i in PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE: REPEALING ORDIN. ANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. Said OrdInance was placed on first reading on APRIL 11, 1100, and the City Commission will specIal assessment against lands and lots in the City of Longwoud, Florida, as hereinafter dna-Ibid. ci each parcel let or pispi,Iy deslunated by this NeseM*i, and wills respect SALE RATES - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEb by the City of Attamonte Springs, Florida, that the Commission wil hold a public hearing to considet enactment of Ordinance No. $25. o, entitled: DONE AND ORDERED this stuffing and.or addressing envelopes. Send stamped selfaddressed envelope to: Smith, -- 1 time NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINC TO CONSIDER ADOPTION 01 PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 25th day of AprIl, 1910. (SEAL) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRING$,FLORIDA yuareedtos1'eacopyof your Answer or PIseding to the PetItion on the Petitioner's At. torney THOMAS C. GREENE, P.O. Box 695, Sanford, Florida, flfll and file the original Answer PleadIng in the Office of the Clerk of the above CIrcuit Court, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on or before June 1910. If you fail to do so ludgment by default wIll be taken against you for the relief demanded in this Petition. DEU.133 322-2611 SIg. ARTHUR 0. LEACH PublIsh April 7, 14, 21, 2$. 1910 DEU.30 ________________________ DIssolution of MarrIage has bn filed agaInst you In the Court listed above and by: Susan E. Tabor 15 Deputy Clerk Publish April 28, 8. May 5, 12. 19, 1910 Orlando - Winter Park P.O. Box 11)), Sanford 32771. 1937. for C'COMMERCIA$. expense thereof shall be paid by HEREWITH. Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on APRIL 31. 1850, and the City Commlssln will considas' same for final passage adoption after the publIc hearing, which wIll be held in the City HailclLongwood,Florlda,on MONDAY, the 11th day of MAY, A.D., lN0,ati:30p.m.,oi'$s$aen there5fter as possible. At the _____ Interested parties may meeting - Box 22$ Cape Charles, Vfrglna You are hereby notified that a ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. Clerk of the COurt 41:uses - EXTRA MONEY AT HOME - That said specIal assessments FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF AARON Cochran and Patricia .1. Cochran said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: I. One 1916 Lincoln, id sedan, VIN No. 6YS2AU9IPS being Stored at Spanky's Wrecker Yard In Longwood. II. One 1971 Plymouth 5 Fury, 4-door sedan, VIN No. PH41K 10161109 being stored at 17. 92 Shell in Casselberry. ill. Office Equipment as follows: (1) One Walnut Executive Desk (2) One Gold Executive Swivel Chair with Arms (3) One Green Office Couch thefshaiiWpaIdbytheCttyef Longwood, Florida. CITY OF LONG WOOD, TO: Tiffany pools, Inc., James M. RESOLUTION NO. 385 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, titled: AN OR Di NANCE OF THE CITY PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT. UTE S170.03, DECLARING SPE. OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, FOR AMENDING ORDINANCE CIAL ASSESSMENTS NUMBER 1U, AS AMENDED STREET PAVING, DESIGNA. AND SUPPLEMENTED, OF THE TION OF STREETS TO BE lM. PROVED, DESIGNATION OF CITY OF CASSELBERRy, FLORIDA; SAID ORDINANCE EXPENSE THEREOF, TO BE PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESS. BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE MENT, AND MANNER OF PAY. MENT, DESCRIPTION OF CITY OF CASSELBERRY. LANDS ASSESSED, AND FLORIDA; SAID AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING THE ZONING DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED COST, CONFLICTS, SEVER. CLASSIFICATION OF Ml ABILITY, EFFECTIVE DATE. (MANUFACTURING DISTRICT) WHEREAS, the City of FOR THAT PARCEL Longwood, Florida, deems It DESCRIBED IN SECTION 1 OF necessary to pave Wayman Street THIS0ROINANcE, PROVIDING from itt Intersection with Orange SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS: Avenue to Its Intersection With AND EFFECTIVE DATE. State Road 434, In the City of This notice Is given pursuant to LOngW0Od, Florida, and, the provisions of Chapter 166, WHEREAS the City of Florida Statutes, ants the Charter LWOO, rlorida, desires to pay and Ordinances of the City Of for the cost of said paving by the Casselberry, Florida, as amended levy of special assessment against and supplemented, Said Ordinance will be con. certain real property located within the City of Longwood, sidered on first reading on Mon. Florida, and being lands and day. May 3, 1910, and the City adjoinIng, contiguous tO. bOUfl. CouncIl will consider same for ding,andabuftIngvthesfrpet final passage, in accordance with to be improved: Chapterlö6,andadoptionafterthe NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT public hearing which will be held RESOLVED BY THE CITY in the City Hall of Casselb.rry, COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Florida, on Monday, May 12, at LONGW000, FLORIDA, AS 7:30P.M.orassoonthereafteras FOLLOWS: possible. At the meeting interested 1. That the nature of the parlles may appear and be heard proposedlmproveminttobemade with respect to the proposed Or. pu-want to the provIsions ° dinance. This hearing may be Chapter 110, Florida Statutes, continued from time to time until fl be the paving final action ii taken by the City Wayman Street, within the City CouncIl. Longwood, Florida, from Its in. Copies of the proposed Or. tersection with Avenue to dlnance are available at the City its intersectionOrange with State Road Hall with the Clerk of the City ad same may be inspected by the 2. That ninety percent Of the public, NOTICE OF SUIT described property owned by . CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry, Florida, that the City Council wIll hold a public heanng to consider enactment of Ordinance 401, en Husband.Respondent. Seminole -s - - - CLASSIFIED ADS Notice Ishereby glve.i that lar engaged In businfis at 701 Fe Valley DrIve, Longwood, Seminol County, Florida under the lit titious name of ADVENTIS PRIVATE DUTY NURSES, an that I Intend to register saId nam with the Clerk of the Circuit Courl Seminole County, Florida In a cordancewlth the provisions of th FictItIous Name Statutes, To-Wit SectIon 16S.09 Florida Statute ZINA AARON Wlfe.Petitioniq and ISlAM AARON, Petition .- —Hotj ___________ IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF .. - 24-Business - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.1649S.CA44. E NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of an under the seal of the CIrcuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon a final ludgement rendered In the aforesaId court on the 21st day at February, A.D., 1910, In that certa In case entitled, Hughes Supply, Inc., Plaintiff, TIffanY PooIs,Inc.,JarnesM.Cochran Patricia J. Cochran. Defendant which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following (4) One Steel I Wit Secretarial desk with Typing Arm (5) One Red Swivel Secretarial thair (6) Sharp Calculator wIth printer (7) One Double Door Upright Metal Storage Cabinet (8) One locking i.drawer Filing Cabinet (9) One KF Calculator wIth printer. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00A.M. on the 20th day of May, A.O. 1980,offerforsaleandseflto the highest bidder, for cash subject to any and all existln liens, a? the Front (West) Door the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above descrIbed personal property. That said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish April 28, & May 5, 12, 19 ________________________ demands against the estate are All persons having claims required, WITHIN THREE demands against the estate are they may have. Each claim must statement of any claim or demand Winwritingandmustindicat.the they may have. Each claim must basis for the claim, the name and be In writing and must Indicate tile addrestof the creditor or his agent basis for the claim, the name and or attorney, and the amount addreslolthecredltor or his agent claimed, lithe claim Is not yet or attorney, and the amount due, the date when It will become claimed, lithe claim ii not yet due shall be stated, lithe claim is due, the date when it will become contingent or unliquldated, the due shall be stated. lithe claim is nature ci the uncertaInty shall be contingent or unhiquldated, the stated. lithe claim Is secured, the nature ci the uncertainty shall be security shall be described. The stated. lithe claim Is secured, the claimant shall deliver sufficient security shall be described. The copies of the claim to tIle clerk to claImant shall deliver sufficient enable the clerk to mall one copy copies of the claim to the clerk to to each personol representative, enable the clerk to mail one copy All persons Interested In the to ech personal representative. estate to whom a copy of this All persons interested In the NoticeofAdmInIstratimP been estate to whom a copy of this mailed are required, WITHIN Notice of Administration has been THREE MONTHS FROM THE mailed are required, WITHIN V Plaintiffs, vs. Deceased ATTORNEY FOR ANCILLARY Deceased PERSONAL REPRESEN. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL TATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: RAND, CAUVEL & JOHNSON, C. Brent McCaghren, of Win. P.A. derwe.die, By: Hard L. Johnson Haines, Ward I Woodman, PA. 233EastRichAvenue,DeLand,FL 250W. Park Ave., P.O. Box ISO 32720 Winter Park, Florida Telephone (904) 734.2)31 32790 PublIsh: April 21 6. May 5, 1980 Telephone (305) 664.6312 DEU.64 PublIsh: April 21, 2$, 1910 DEU.7I IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR 11TH SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR --FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROIATI DIVISION File Number I0.33CP File Number N.15$.CP Division IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. $0.I00.CA.0,.L DENNIS MAKAREWICZ and CHRISTINE MAKAREWICZ, his wife, - Legal Notice Legal Notice INTHECIRCUITCOURTPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 10.13*-CF Division IN RE: ESTATE OF MAYSELL MOUSE, Deceased NOTICE OF ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ancillary administration of the estate of DATE Legal Notice SANFORD APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. , niture Salvage. 322-8721. 322. 2$O ________________________ 226fl8 g3 _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ¶ C -.'., -.-.'-. •- - �,4 4... - a . ,. •. .. • - 1 4 •. 1 .• . .. .. - .. - ,. • . • - -. , - . - . .. - • -•. •••• - •- •-.-••-.•- - •- - — M.t --.-•-.. ' r-' ' - ......• "-? . 1 BLOND I E 46 —Ev.nlna Hara ld. Sanford, Fl. by Chic Young Monday. April 2$, me - .- - Answer to Previous Puzzle lie •• Bl 4 C iii —i'i'jl Come From Marrow )UI0IIl5 - WHY DON'T ) U GET uP ç A FEW MINUTES )J ! EARLIER? 7 Type of waistcoat 13 Pressed 14 Lily Maid . ---.-- 1S151Tf.. SOAsphiziated 1L,$ 1 E 1 5 53 Imprison 1 A1L 1U 55 Getting higher I Puerile - H,A1 H1 11 E 1A_ $ P 56 Come forth 57 Go by SR Most sensible A_LU _£ - - WU%¼& fill - • _ - 1JMU ' DEAR DR. LAMB— Since blood is regularly rejuvenated in the bone mto,Iwoi1ld likt00v which bones are the most th e significant in that activity and how arthritis might affect them. . ' ',n BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker - •_:... - - 1 1' 2 - - - - 4 3 - 5 - - - 6 7 -- - - 13 I - 8 - 9 10 - - - Ii - — 12 - 14 - - —— - I - - by Art Sa nso m are wasted through the P°5 and in the "sleep" of in. eyes. Does this mean that excess cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it. Send your request to me, in care of this newspaper, P.O. perspiration indicates a healthy bone marrow? I'm a carpenter, active at 63, 192 Box 1551, 1dIo City Sta tion, DEAR READER Yes, for adults most of the new blood Dead cells from the surface of the body just simply flake off. They're so small usually that you don 't see them. The classic example is dandruff, which Is simply the flaking off pounds, 5 feet 11 and I sweat t and ache a lo. - cells come from the bone marrow. In fact your body produces threemlllion new red blood cells every second. The sternum or breastbone is New York, NY 10019. skin cells from the scalp. We all have this except In many people the little dead 17 19 20 __..l t,. kln.sA ,Il U 5UUU source LW MIWU ceits are so sman uwi Iuty I Other bones, formation. not visible to the naked eye. In 1 22 123 —F'•I —— eludfn the long bones In the rs,.ialn 1n,ivItbtnl thc t'plls legs, where there Is bone clump together, then they're NUNN MENEENIN MOEN marrow are capable of seen and we call it dandruff. peoducing blood cells. Boom You don't really lose cells Arthritis itself will not through the pores of the skin MEEK affect blood cell formation, or Uirough perspiration. NNEEN Ar thritis involves Joints or the 'mat's an entirely different HEMENNUM WEEN surfaces of the bones where mhi,nk,n Many nf thø nirl they meet. These end areas cells inside the body that the 2 ' 4 are not the areas that are rich are simply reused . One of the 43 44 46 47 48 49 inbonemarrowand produce bat examples of the red blood cells. lining of the small Intestine In some people the It's completely replaced medicines they take for ar- every three days. 56 thritis can depress bone t 41 n—-- I Those old cells that are shed marrow function. This the lining of the intestine of some medicines used for from every day are br oken down other conditi ons as well, and digested Just the same as That's why many doctors to have blood tests and other the mea t that you eat. In fact, there are enough of those cells exam inations to see how ea ch day to provide a major pa tients are getting along By BERNICE BEDE OSO[. portion of the turnover of with the medicines that protein in the body. Our body they're using. is a very good recycling To give you a better Un- machine and it tends to use For Tuesday, April 29, 1980 derstandlng of how your body over and over many of its produces and destroys red component parts, including say blood cells every day, I am vitamins and minerals and today. Each of you could YOUR BIRTHDAY sending you me Health Letter even the amino acids that things you might regret Apr112 9,1I80 num be r 4.3, Understanding make up th e proteins in old s you saying later, This coming year offer LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The Anemias. Others who cells that are replaced by new the opportunity to meet many new and exciting people. Caution Is essential In the want this issue can send 75 ones. Judiciously choose ones handling of any financial whose friendships you care to situation today. If you can put cultivate. An unwise choice things off uptil another day, could dilute your happiness, do so. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (A pril 20-May ) It would be foolish to let Your friends may be backing WIOURI IUUC an unursani you . up In an adverat, or bridge since they risk a tremendous point loss, but In sltuitlófl today, but that ditlilonforyastodsy.IfM match points the doubler Is doesn't mean you are sight the makes a mistake, you're betting a top against a Turn the coin over and look at the one who'll be held accountable. the other side. Oswald: "Such doubles fre. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23. travel, luck, resources, quently win tournaments possible pitfalls and career Dec 21) Don't count on when they work. They lose anyone else to ca any them when they misfire." for the coming months are Alan: "East's double of share ofyour workload today. dIatna.,tI In A.irn.. scussed i our th ree spades is an example of They wouldn't corn. through, Graph Letter, which begins this double at its worst. East and you're the one who will with your birthday. Mail hoped to scrounge five tricks and get that magic 200 points. for each to Astro-Graph, Box shoulder all the conHe got them, too." 489, Raft City Station, N.Y. Oswald: "It wasn't quite as CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10019. Be sire to specify birt bad a double as it looks. After h 19) It's good to be In. all West had bid a notrump dependent, but not tofl* point earlier in the bidding and GEMINI (May 214une 2) where It meets with dlup. West certainly didn't have his Get your broom and be ready •provai by your peer,. This is values. In any event East took to go to work. That rug you've one of those days when Iti his ace of hearts at trick one been sweeping everyt hi ng to g1., the ma jority. and returned his singleton diamond. South won in dumunder isaboutlo be lifted, and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. my and led the three of you'll be standing ina cloud o( 19) Your Image is fragile 1." dust. today, an don't be Intimidated Alan: "When you make des. CANCER (June 21-July 22) by ti arroganon of another perate bids you must make Complications could arise and stoop to his or her level by exceptional plays. East hopped with his ace of trumps today when one responding In kind. e,..1 l.A ,.t..k U7.I £..I. kZ 1W S 4UI1. I4RI 1113 can get away with it 11117 U7 PISCFS (Feb. lGMwcIi 20) ace and led a diamond. East to manipulate you tbrough Carelessness In respecting By W1M Jacoby ruffed for the fourth defensive clever pressure tactICL others' opinions could get you sad Alai Isslig trick and West set the hand with his ki10ftrUmPL" into hot____ water today. Hold LEO Oswald: "Ose of the many Oswald: "As Shakespeare them PtUPI in regard If YOU differeeces between match said, itand you take today on en 'All's well that ends Iuue doesn't meet with wan t tlii Sem@ treatment. point duplicate and regular well., majority approval, be ARID (March 21.Apeil 19) bridge Is the so-called match (NEWWAPZI( KNTRP1USE AMN.) double." gupured to start rwmnii. Review your flesnelal plcture JA COBV The puck will be nipu at realistically before corn. IT— Alan '11'bli Is a double of a vulaerable opponent's oart- MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at yri.is. mitthmiyn.Utoa situation score bid in order to inflict BrIdDt" care of this nwspaVIRGO (Aug. 23-&pL 22) you can't afford. You could one-trick penally and score aa per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Try not to get Into a debute blow that surplus you Ji't $00-point Dies. Such doubles Station, New York, N.Y. with an opinionated person acWred. are downright silly In rubber 10019.) -- THE BORN LOSER that tItzid i'pIIl T& un - .u.., I WW EINI 1: 7;:5- N1 IVWV R1AYI I H _0 ! _ I r..,.,i .,;.. gold 1 AO C DOWN A IN_ EJJ.2 i 18 Detroit P £DR_o baseball team I Setups 5 N_ 17 Stage need 1' 2 Indian tribe _ T 18 Ducks Sudden bump r_£_N_T L _E _£ I_R_A_£ 2O Dog doctor, 34 Conjunction u_F _0 V_£ _$ for short (Ger.) 21 Cilium 39 Women 22 Watering 5 Poor 24_ place 42 Greek lett er Breckenridge 67Whirlpools 23 Bristle Objects 43 Evil giant 27 Compassion 24 Mesdames q LIIflI 'ii 1'..... sounds IUUr overboard neeze 25 Yellow of an 8 Yale man 45 bureau (obbr 33 Singe u ratter ' 35 Radical (al.) 10 Russian city 28 Gad 47 Tough 36 Of body frame ii Regarding (2 28 Biblical 48 Energy unit 40 Theorbo pronoun wds., Let., (p1.) 41 Fabric 29 Cry of an owl 49 Garden plant abbr.) measure 12 Tree dwelling 30 Garment piece 51 Slight taste 43 Be in debt 34 Ocean 19 Thickness 48 Farm agency 21 With no 37 Walk wearily 52 Ensign (abbr.) 54 Males (abbr.) 38 Billboards trouble I _ 47 Begin ning ACROSS I I -- - of - -- 1 —— %4 b4fl iWVWt I r ' I TiW1.4.4IVNfl'%. 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I( - -. __. -". • .-....----.•--- -.. - .-- --.---------.- / \ j of . ______________ FRANK AND ERNEST v,vai • I.wpJf — -- — Rot.. � 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 28, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 28, 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>, April 28, 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/ae23cb9523231284d92e4fd60d541a27.pdf fc3fc63c50975b1c338656a90e7e55fd PDF Text Text 1• - - • - • - • -. -f::. - S - • • - •. • - ...: - •• - Ale 12C—Evinlg Hera ld, Fl. Wednesday, Apr Il2,IsO Sanford, Why NOT P otpourri - - Now fresh apples are available the year around, why cider to intensify the flavor. An old fashioned treat, called calorie dry them? If you ask the International Apple Association they to high ' Apple Leather, offers a nutritious say "why snack foods so readly available. But in our country, where there are wide variables of terncore and 8 medium size apples In 8 to 10 To make it, processor. half the amount In a blender or and humidity, the most practical method is either a pieces and low temperature oven or a honey, 2 tablespoon each of ground ginger and Add 4 cup dehydrator. The recommended temperature is 140 degrees F. For oven cinnamon. Add the remaining apples and blend again . This of apple puree. drying it is advisable to leave the oven door open, 2 to 4 inches will 4 to 5 to create circulation of air. Line trays or jelly roll pans with waxed Dehydrating appliances use a fan which also helps to reduce WF5), the sides to prevent spillage of the drying time. tilting to spread evenly. For drying, select mature, fully ripe apples, they may or puncture the or knife as ( Don't use a may not be peeled, ready for paper.) When all spaces are covered, the wash thoroughly and remove drying. Set the oven control at the lowest selling (140 degrees blemishes. Core the apples and slice into rings or slices 3-8th in thick. F.). Place the trays in the oven and leave the oven slightly, about 2 to 4 inches. Check the trays every 2 to 3 hours They should be dipped into a solution containing ascorbic acid. After draining, arrange the slices In a single layer on and reverse positions for uniform dehydration. trays. leather has solidified, pick up the paper by the ends and flip It over onto the tray. Peel off the paper and continue drying until Drying time will depend on moisture content of the fruit and the size of the pieces. It varies from 6 to 8 hours. The slices it feels leathery, but not brittle. Properly dried fruit will be sticky to the touch, but it will peel should be pliable or leathery, not brittle when dried. Dried apples are easy to store, in plastic bags or airtight away from the paper when adequately dried. For storing, roll It in the paper Into loose rolls. It will keep up to 30 weeks at containers. Another point that will interest many consumers, they temperature. For dehydrator drying, check the require no sugar. They may be rehydrated in apple Juice or manufacturers use and care book for directions. U Baked Smoked Ham Cheery Cherry Topping Place a5 to 7smoked half ham, fat side up, on rack in Open roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermometer so bulb is centered in thickest part, being careful that bulb does not rest In fat or on bone. Do add water. Do cover. Roast in a slow oven 1 3 degree F.) the meat thermometer registers 130 degree F. to 140 degree F. for a "fully-cooked" half (18 to 24 minutes per degree F. for "cook. before-eating" half ham (22 to 25 minutes per pound). To prepare Cheery Cherry Topping, combine ~4 cup brown sugar, 1 cup chopped maraschi no cherries, 2 tablespoons cherry syrup and 1 tablespoon lemon juice in a saucepan a nd cook slowly 5 minutes, stirring to blend. Brush ham with topping several times during last 20 minutes of baking time. Immediately upon removing from oven, sprinkle flaked coconut over ham, if desired. that -- alternative not?" '1 pound not not - paper or plastic Transfer the puree to the paper, that might spatula - ,. door open C. - Dehydrating your favorite variety of apples is easy today. Dry slices, rings or puree fresh apples to make Apple Leather in a low temperature oven. or in one of the new food dehydrators. l 1 tablespoon Worcestershire 2 tsp. oregano leaves, crushed 1 tsp. hot pepper sauce I slice process cheese In skillet, brown beef and cook celery until tender. Pour off fat. Add remaining ingredients except cheese. Heat; stir occasionally. Garnish with cheese. Makes about 3 cups, 4 servthgs. Cost about $1.82. • When the SKILL 12 cup sliced celery I can (144 Ounces) spaghetti in tomato sauce with cheese puree is but " i pound ground beef safe - o SHOI'p1 IV __________ _ - Enjoy an Easter I, - has )S . ('i. -- - • for . - 50 years. - '. - Remeniher, He ember, one was, or another, Florida families have feasted Willi I'4LIstI'r (lifliWrs friiiii Pubhix for over 30 years. • /. - - •. • - OU ('liii, 1(N). .4 , " • -, 4 è . • - -•. • • r •. ,- • '4— -. ? , - • Publix GUarantee : •• •1 t_ - U knowingly. di.appornt you if lot any traun yout pur chaw dcwi not give you complete ati%laion.Ih Upuh4wpncewIIch,fuUy J tefunded immediately upon trieg We have always believed that noiale iscomplete until the meal is eaten and enjoyed Vbt •' -. -: -. Kelly To Give Records - - - • - WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla., has volunteered to provide some documents for a grand jury "Abecam" investigation although a federal court has ruled he need not do so without a court review, a spokesman said today. Kelly's offer includes any office records he has relating to six persons listed in grand jury subpoenas, but Kelly will continue to oppose having to produce other records, spokesman Bill Purvis said. The other papers involve Kelly's constituents and are covered by Ow Constitution's provision for - - • Swift's Premium Fully-Cooked (Either End or Whole) -S -' ••-• - Boneless Chuck Shoulder Roast....., 0' SHOP 1 9 Aluminum Foil Enhances Any Table Setting, Gala •¼ampfrshorange jul i Mich graham-cracker crnet ' Dinner Na Dkins ce 891 -V5 ;• '• . TURKEY DINNER - - Mushrooms .•..... where ___ •• 910 10-hi. t.00kcd Turkey 4-11m. Gmis Beaus 4Ibt. An (;ratua Potatoes I-dozen Dinner Rolls I-Peach or 'tipIe Pk' __ _ • people heat 'N Serve Servc88to12 . $ - 95 2 17($14 -w. shopping IS 0 •••• • S 99c • pleaSure -- eli at Publix, HAM DINNER Serve88to 12 people 3-U. Boiwkss COoked Ham $-Ib. Greets Beaus 4-11s. Yisisss and Apq4rs I.107eIl.l)üllwr Rolls . I-Peach or Alil lie he - Heat 'N Serve T;•)• I -. •• • • .•'.•l ':• — '1L •':' • . u... ' 8 DIANE I'EThYK The I)ropted salary adjustmen ts were Herald Staff Writer agreed to by commissioners at a work Seminole County department heads session Tuesda, y but will not be forwill be looking to create at least 55 new mally approved until April 8. positions next year to fill out what they The increases come in response to a consider to be lean staffs, County Per- labor m arket study conducted by the sonnel Director Lois Martin said toda-. Personnel de partment showing the but salary increases for county m e- county's administrators and trlide ployees tentatively approved by the workers are paid about 10 percent less coliunission may prevent any new hiring, than those in comparable jobs. Th salary increases, for about half the Tile M clerical workers are not included Most county's work force, will cost the county in the recommended package because $145,500 for the last five months of the they receivedasimilar increase earlier, fiscal and $300,000 next budget year, Martin said. Martin said. They will an average With the increase, wages for those in Increase of 7.34 percent for those em- entry level positions will increase from ployees involved.• , $312 per hour to $3.20 per hour. Martin said the $3.20 is recommended The increases, if approved will bring now to lessen the impact of the law that the total county payroll to $1,224,000 in 1981. This 's payroll was expected to will take effect January 1981 setting the be $924,000, but if the increases are ap. iiilfliliuulii wage at $3.35. .ti )1) hourly wage adjustments will prov.edi re,• •t $,UUJ,.)uU. • provide that certain trade positions will Mar tin said the count y's Office of Intrt.tse from $5 95 per hour to $641 per Management Analysis and Evaluatio hour. money for the Payroll, Martin said, is approximately ases Is available. one-tenth of the county's year ly budget. • •, mp oee salarie •.s are, a . op , priori), Last week personnel staff polled the she said, even if it lflCaflS no flew ititlividinil county commissioners on each positions may funded. individual salar y change recommended. "We're most concerned with the people Commissioners Sandra Glenn and we have," she said. "Even If it means Richard Williams Indicated they were some paopte wilt have to bite the bullet uv.Mnst raises f or department directors and do more to get the job done. and division heads. "We'd prefer that, rather than tell our Mrs. Glenn suggested a salary range current employees t hey won't get more change for administrators, keeping th e money, then hire more people." minimum and raising the maximum, but Martin said although 55 new positio ns she said she felt the financial sit ua tion of have been suggested for funding concon- the count)' would not Justify individual iderati on, this is a "wish list." increases at this time, It will proba bly be pared down conWilliams said lie feels the entire per. siderably, she said, but she explained sonnel classifications system needs that the department heads are not asking revamping. for the ultimate in staffing, But Mrs. Glenn and Williams agreed to "What they're aski ng for is a little go along with the increases approved by ___t1_t . rviiet, sue sam. said. Commissioners Bill Kirchhoff, Bob "If we didn't have employees now who Sturin and Bob French. are doing the best jobs possible we Martin, who has been with Seminole wo uldn't be getting anything done," she County since lg7l, said she feels the added. "We do not have an excess county "has done well" in managing nwnber of positions," salary increases. ' • , . ' ; • Dear Abby .....................10 Destbs ........................ IOA Dr. lamb ......................20 EdIlie IA Fkrlds .......................16* Jkrescepe .....................20 HaspMal .......................7A Nitles.........................7* lB Spsr$s......................8*-VA Thnls' .....................38 2* ; Wand..........................2A - ........................... . , • • year • - - ••.. ' • • , •' • ' .. ' L, - -. . - -p - '. — . -. Ll.'. , ,. )-ear .. - I j - - r • - -; ,. . • ' •••1 :' , j P > p / • / P • 'i '- • • - • '' - mean -• - - . •' . '- L , • . I 0 • -' . ,,,. - - -. - , -. , • • , . • - ', I - '. , ,. ,,,• s •' , -.. •• • n . " - 11 , • .1 ei - _t___ '• '4;tt. •,,, , , - HONESTY PAYS 5 WAYS Herald Photo by Torn Nihil Virtue may be its own reward, but James Michael Hiner. 27, Deftary, was happy to find honesty pays, especially since he has lost his part time job as a messenger with Bob Dance Dodge. Hiner received a $500 reward this week from Brinks, Inc. as a result of his turning in a bag containing 166,500, which he found on the sidewalk outside Atlantic Bank of Seminole on March 4, [liner, who has a degree in fashion design from Florida State University, is looking for a job related to his field, Court Approves Breathalyzer Tests TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida The high court, in a unanimous opinion, Supreme Court today upheld the con- overrul ed Pinellas County Cour t Judge stitutionality of breathalyzer and bloodtests to determine if the dr iver of a Thomas E. Penick Jr. who held the tests unconstitutional on technical grounds, motor vehicle Is intoxicated, Iran May Take Over Hostages. On Saturday -4,- • By United Press International A militant spokesman Identified only Two members of Iran's Revolutionary as Shahpour said that If the Council said today two council officials Revolutionary Council asked for custody will go to the U.S. Embassy Saturday to of the hostages, "we would agree to take control of the 50 U.S. hostages. The that." 7 militants said they would give up the Asked whether the militants would hostages but not the embassy. insist, as they have in the past, on a Herald Photo by Tom N.h.t An exterminator's tent covers Hopper Elemen- wood borers, beetles which have been chewing "We have many, many more direct order from Ayatollah Ruhollah documents to examine to prove U.S. Khomeini, Shahpour said, "Because tary School In Sanford, holdingjn poison gas to kill away at beams in the building. crimes against my country," a Revolutionary Council is the council (In spokesman for the militants said In charge of) Iran, we (will) obey this order explaining why they refused to vacate if they want us to hand over the hostages t the embassy they seized Nov. 4. to the Revolutionary Council. Interior Minister Mahdavi Kani and Things have been hopping behind the manager of "We never said that we would hand Art Brown Pest Control. School workers discovered the unPresidential adviser Ezatollahi Sahabi over the embassy," Shahpour said. "We scenesat Hopper Elementary School Wood borers are generally brought in welcomed occupants about a month ago were quoted in the Persian-language said that If the Revolutionary Council re- since it was built in 1961. This week, with the wood from the lumber yard, while installing an air conditioning newspaper Kayhan as saying the quests It we hand over the hostages to school,o(ficlals took steps to quiet down Myers said. The beetles lay eggs on the System, he said. The board immediately the hidden action, expelling some Revolutionary Council "is prepared to them, not the embassy. beams, and their larvae do extensive put the job out on bid, paying more than take over the hostages" in 41 hours. "We will not give up the house of Welcome visitors, damage tunneling their way through the $3,000 to have the lob done. Actually taking custody of the spies," Shapour said. An exterminator's tent was erected wood. The exterminators had to delay their hostages, as Sahabi and Kani suggested, over the entire building Wednesday, and In Washington, White House pr visit until the spring vacation in order to assumes that the militants would Im- secretary Jody Powell said today the school filled with poison gas to While the beetles have managed to do have the bui ldi ng for the three or four mediately relinquish the captives as they transfer of the hostages to government destroy vood borers, beetles which have only minor structural damage to the days needed to cover it, (LU it with poison have recently pledged to do if so directed control this weekend "would be a step in been living in the joists and trusses acol at 1101 Bay Ave., Sanford, another gas, then air it out, Myers said. by the government. - the right iirection." holding up Hopper's roof since it was few years could have resulted in a roof The gas leaves no residue, and will be built years ago, said Don Myers, collapse, Myers explained, gone long before schools reopen, he said. Huge Ten Covers School, Hungry Bugs - sank Customers Get $100,000 Insurance Blanket $ 95 I n ZA ..............IA BrIe......................... 20 4B ClasaifledAds ..............40-SB 20 Cros.wurd. ..................... ZB - ILA Today .- ............... A Family Favorite, Delicious _ - - • - $269 PUbl ix A Complete Easter Feast from the D - - l93019 said. -, Delicious With Beef, Green Giant Sliced or Whole 391 z-,,• It. . i__._•I uurvaalunat privilege, rurvis r.unea. Le Sueur Peas.... For Easy Clean-Ups, Reynold's Wrap (12-inch wide) 2(1-ounce) packages cream ciiesae, at room temperature 2.&dcmçiugar 4eggs 2 teaspoons grated fresh sh orange rind i99 1219 (Imperial Oven Roast).. SWEETPOTATOE$ 1 S . Boneless Chuck Eye Roast Complete Your Easter Treat With North Carolina - • s lb. Meanwhile, cook celery in small amount of salted water for 5 minutes. Saute onions in butter until almost char. Add mushrooms, celery and wine. Simmer about 5 minutes to reduce liquid. - Add vegetable mixture to wild rice. Stir, cover and let stand for a few minutes to blend flavors. Add almonds Just before serving. n.t te recipe makes 6 servings. The • j._ ?BEEF ROASTS Chuck Blade Roast * liquid. - Swift's Premium Prolen or U.S. D.A. Choice Government-Inspected Heavy Western Beef- P79 County Pay Hikes Lits iL UL1i'f' Could Doom Jobs . .. - SMOKED HAMS !1 rise Easter . 4t 1 Graham Asks 2-Cent Hike In Gas Tax TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Gra ham asked the Legislature today to boost the gas tax two cents next year, and 12 cents by 1985, predicting Floridian s won't grum ble about the massive hikes in light of their "transportation crisis." The eight-cent-a.galion tax, last raised in the early 1940's, would go up 1.9 cents Jan. 1, another 2.1 cents in 1982 and still further until reaching 19.5 cents in 1965, under the governor's proposal. It would bring In an additional $45 million next year and an extra milli on a year by 1985. Half of the money would be kept by the state to complete the interstate system and maintain state roads. Half would go to local govern. ments, and a sizeable chunk of this share would be earmarked for bus systems and other forms of mass transit. • Graham also endorsed a special gas guzzler" tax on big automobiles and urged lawmakers to double the license j tag fee on semi-trailer trucks to raise an additional $17.2 million a year for road work. Graham, Department of Transportatlon Secretary Bill Rose and state Energy Director Lex Hester quickly launched a swing of Florida cities to sell the pla n agai nst what the governor admitted is strong opposition from legislators who have to face the voters this fall. Graham said Floridians are willing to accept the tax, however, because it is clear the current tax Isn't providing enough money to meet the state's transportation needs. "I call on Floridians to dig two cents deeper Into their pockets for gas In i981, so that in 1990-91 we can sent this message to the petro-dictators: We are prepared for our energy future in Florida. Keep your oil ," he said. 'eitfetels re coin sto-ked with everything oti'H need for U start- from-scratch IIWUI }'our family won't forget. Or son ran ask Puhuix to prepan' our (lamer for you right in our Inn tie-st - lt Deli. Sbqr ' HERBED POTATO FANS ¼ cup butter or mer geirineii softened 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon paprika 4 teaspoon dried leaf oregano ¼ teaspoon dried leaf thyme 4 teaspoon pepper 4 medium Idaho potatoes - Sour cream-pimlento-olive topping - In medium bowl, cream butter, parsley, salt, paprika, kiregano, thyme and pepper. Cut potatoes into 44-Inch slices without cutting all the way through. Cut within ½ inch of other side. Place potatoes in greased 1-quart baking dish. Cover and bake in 425-degree oven 45 minutes. Uncover. Spread butter mixture over potatoes. Bake uncovered, 15 minutes longer, basting with butter occasionally. Serve with sour creamptmlentoolive topping, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. Sour CreamPlmlento.OliveTopping In small bowl, mix 2 cups (1 pint) we cream, ¼ cuD chopped pimiento, ¼ cup chopped pitted ripe 0114es1 tablespoon chopped parsley and ¼ teaspoon salt. Chili until serving time. WILD RICE AND ThYME icup wild rice 3 cups water iteasPoonsali lit teaspoon thyme ½ cup onion, chopped fine 2 table poons butter 1½ cups sliced freshmushrooms 1 cup diced celery ½ cup wine (Gamy Beaujolais), optional ½ cup sliced almonds Thoroughly wash wild rice. Place rice, water, salt sinill thyme in saucepan. Bring to boil. Reduce best, cover and simmer50 minutes oc until tender and crunchy but not mushy. Remove cover and finish cocking to evaporate any excess Feast Se'r e It traditional Easter Feast of siseeiih',it ham with the ruiest trimmin, a jUie IM'f roast or 'otii fLfl 4)IIt(' lH)llltr% from Publix . ______ • -- Pnb1EX,,.,,F1or1Oda lix PEANUT BUTrER-DIPPED COCOA BONBONS 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese 1 tablespoon milk 4 cups unsifted confectioners' sugar one-third cup cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup finely chopped nuts (optional) 2 cups (12-ounce package) peanut butter-flavored chips 2 tablespoons vegetable shortening. Beat cream cheese and milk in small mixer bowl until fluffy; blend in confectioners' sugar, cocoa and vanilla. Stir in nuts. Chill until firm enough to handle. Shape into ½-inch balls; place on waxed paper-lined tray or baking sheet. Chill, un. covered, 3 to 4 hours. Centers should feel dry to touch before coating. In top of double boiler stir peanut butter chips and shortening until melted. Dip chilled centers Into peanut butter mixture; remove with fork. To remove excess peanut butter mixture, slide fork across rim of pan several times. Slide from fork upside down onto waxed paper, swirling "thread" of peanut butter from fork across top for a decorative touch. Chill. Store in a cool place. About 3½ dozen bonbons. (Pack in cooler, if taken on a picnic.). RIM% TIN 11IE FABULOUS J PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY . APRIL 3, THROUGH WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 1980 CLOSED SUNDAY > YJ DOUBLE CRUNCH SANDWICH ~4 cup crunchy peanut butter L cup bacon, crumbled cooked 2 tablespoons parsley ~ cup grape jelly or jam 12 slices bread In a bowl mix peanut butter, bacon and parsley. Stir until well blended. Spread mixture on 6 slices whole wheat or other bread. Spread jelly or jam over peanut butter mixture. Top with 6 more bread slices. EBR K Stivmberg TheFt Call 'Inside Job' The January theft of a safe containing concentrating their investigation on four suspects in the January burglary of case; determine whether follow-up in. requesting that a warrant be issued for $200,000 in cash, bonds, blank Bank thousands of dollars in travelers checks, Stromberg-Carlson employees, some of the Stromberg-Carlson plant in Lake terviews are necessary; what subpoenas the arrest of a person charged with theft America savings bonds, cash and other documents whom worked at the travelers checks and other plant, others who Mary. from the Lake Mary plant of Stromberg should be issued. and possession of stolen property. (lOcWflefltS contained in a safe and the worked for the company elsewhere. Assistant State Attorney Alan Carlson apparently was an inside Job, Robinson said no time frame has as yet Chief Benson said the stale attorney's itself were removed from the plant. State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's Robinson saia investigators are going been set for action on the case. according to local law enforcement of- office today began scrutinizing a file through office has had an active role throughout L tie sate was found near a lake in Volusia the file to determine "if anythinr (leers, submitted by Lake Mary Police Chief can be done." Robinson said the usual to Benson also said today he has turned in the investigation of the Stromberg- County in February, and $50,000 in cash Law officers said this morning they'are Harry Benson Cheshire's office, under a separate Carlson burglary, and travelers checks were recovered at containing the names of process Is to go through and organize the package, information on a fifth suspect In the January burglary, more than that time. room 1 IJI puree. building up ITALIAN-STYLE PASTA In unsli saucn, combile 4* co fresh onmge juice, 2 taujooie wainr, 2 iseipeose wsucb ad 2 tsioom MW. Cop ming cotaatiy, o mediwn best MW mieture boils. Boll 1 minute; Remove from heat. Cool. Evening Herald—(USpS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents cups make pound); 160 _ 1 pint f resh strawberrha Orange glaze In large bowl of electric mixer, tiest cream epteese with sugar until smooth and fluffy. AM eggs one at a time, beating well after each additiom Stir in orange rind and juice. . Turn into pr"mvd sheBkeIn3VO.d.greeoven3$to4O minutes. Cool and chill. Rime, hull and halv, or slice strawberries. Arranle slims over top of cooled pie. B* by placing cWdk of straw1 around edge of pie. Then make second smaller circle, Repeat, wwift toward center of pie. h Pour orange gl azeover *awbmrlu, QIl at least2eurs. This kitchen4estled recipe makes I toS @WVWL 72nd Year, No. 193—Thursday, April 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 food put food maraschino V cut pare, perature until ham Apples? Dry Mi1orhiiki mid lending Institutions in Signed into law— Monday, the to $100,000 should enable patrons to keep vice president and cashier of Flagship "Account holders, instead of running to ficially notified of the new law, lmInahCowgylntaudto comply with a Depositorylnstltutlons Deregulation and larger amounts of money in the in- Banks of Seminole, which Is complying two or three places, can now put their • "Banks locally are quite liquid and federal law wtds Insures all ac Monetary Control Act of 1* thorizes dlvidual Institutions, according to local with the new law. accounts in one place." customers will never have to avail 10 iso,ose, through the Federal the to 6100*) In insurance bank and savings and loan officials. "A person could now have in excess of themselves of this," Hodges said. Howard Hodges, president and all FDIC coverage for all depositors in lilsirance Corp. (FDIC), and the "This is positive move for the con- $500,000 set up in different W5)P1 at one chairman of the board of Atlantic Bank I$IVInl5 amid Loan Insurance and FSLIC Institutions. of Tropic Bank of Seminole will also inwith tight money to be sure his institution and be fully covered by In. Seminole, said his bank will put the new crease its £nverag 141 Ti hic in the coverage i' mr.c L iured" d AI1u Housc $100,000, according insurance rate into effect when it is of.. to Joyce Franklin, cashier for the bank. �---.-- I. Fl. .............. _%4_. - - - nWWAY, Aprl13,11"o Sanford Woman Accused Of Stabbing MRLD IN BRIEF Gold Drops Below $500; Dollar Makes Small Gains LONDON (UP!) — The price of gold plunged below' the $500 mark today and the U.S. dollar made slim gains on world money marke ts. Gold opened In London at $417.50 an ounce, down $14 from Wednesday's close of $501. In Zurich, its opening price of $489.50 compared with $500.50 Wednesday, a drop of $16. But the dollar moved slightly upward on all markets. It opened in London at $2.1495 to the pound, half a cent up on Wednesday's closing rate of $2.1550. In Zurich, it opened at 1.856Th Swiss francs compared with 1.84825 francs. Race Riot In Britain - BUSFOL, England (UPI) Riot-equipped police imposed order early today in a rundown district of Bristol where hun dreds of black youths went on a sixhour ra mpage of burning and looting In one of Britain's worst racial dist urbances, At least 28 persons, Including 19 police officers, were injured and 21 people were arrested in the riot, apparently touched off Wednesday night by a raid on a Jamaican social dub. Police had been ordered out of the dIsctdjng height of the disturbance Involving up to 3,000 you ths because their superiors feared for their li ves. — rnncss ait•a waywarø — By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An 18-year-old Sanford woman Is in jail today, charged wi th stabbing a 39-year-old Sanford man at her home Wednesday night. Annie Marie Mitchell, 18, of 717 Hickory Ave., a student at Seminole Community College, was arrested at 7:21 p.m. Wednesday on charges she had assaulted B.J. Brooks, 39, of 2200 W. 13th St., while he was at her home less than an hour earlier. Brooks is in Seminole Memorial Hospital, in good condition, recovering from two stab wounds inflicted with a butcher knife, police say. Pollee gave no reason ei ther for the assa ult or Brook's presence at Mitchell's apar tment. ARSONISTS BURN CAR A second attempt to destroy a Sanford woman's car nearly succeeded early Wednesday morning, doing $500 in damage. Shelia Owens told police she discovered an attempt had been made to burn her car, parked in front of her home at 2101½ Magnolia Ave., Sanford, at 2:30 a.m, — Action Reports * Fires * Courts * Police Beat his Sylvan Glades home in Paola Saturday. TIRES STOLEN Frederick Spielman, 29, 951 Arden St., Longwood, reported the theft of four tires, five batteries, 10 light assemblers and 10 gallons of gas worth $642 from Aries Construction at Tuskawilla Point on Tuskawilla Road. He told the Sheriff's deputy Friday night's incident was the fourth time the cornpan y has been hit. ..-. , ... -- - MOSCOW (UP!) — Ground controllers today adjusted the orbit of the unmanned Salyut 6 space laboratory, the official Tom news agency reported. Such adjustmeats frequently foreshadow the la unching of a new epsce shot and Soviet sources said they expect a manned flight to be attempted to coincide roughly with the April 12 anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's historic Iknhmte flight of 1911, the first time man flew In epics. Alexander Kleiland oil platform and 54 remain missing, police said today. Of the Sl2peo$e aboard tzierig when itcouapsed March21, 89 awvlved. The Alexander Welland rolled over In 20 minutes when one of its five pontoon legs snapped off In gale force wlnciz and high less. It was the worst disaster In the history ofcff4hor,oil flung. •. . 4 (V). (UPI) — Immigration chief David Crosland says his agents cannotflnd 101 Iran! who were forced out of corps es. .t ii.vi U.C. nuw.uy in ienran. President Carter ordered Iran to reduce Its presence 35 people, meaning most of 221 other Iranian diplomats known to the Immigration and Natu. ralization Service would have to leave. But Crosland, the acting INS commissioner, told the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday 108 of them cannot be located. Other sources said the Iranian Embassy Is not _________________________________ rating by revealing their whereabouts. "Do you suspect they have gone underground, are In NATIONAL REPORT: A powerful stormspawning floods hiding?" Acting Chairman Dennis DeConcini, D-Ari&, asked and tornadoes In Louisiana, 1zas and Oklahoma, killed it least two persons and Injured two others. "'y have possibly already left," Crosland salt "We rely oth system also the to tell us who departs. U they don't, there Is no triggered a major snowstorm In eastern Colorado. A woman on airlines way to know who left" and her baby granddavghter were swept away In flash flooding Crosland said only 27 are known to have left the United at Wichita Falls, Teams, Wednesday and another woman Injured in atornado at Whilt. 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IIIDAY, APII 4 41140) Kulbes said Bennett has not improved the quality of (0(1struction, nor has he done the plumbing or electrical work. 2 cunmd I 3 piece. ke kit Now 499 1 Sup r NIt• Ut• Specials lEwming down, the wall has ,' bend. Until this is corrected, it isn't a good building," he' said. I ' II Girls Easter shoes. WILL SI 01YIN AWAY SITWIIN7 pm. and 11p.m. jJJ,Our Great Iastr '-_i/ ._i,'/ White only 8 TURKEYS _&__I_ ------- Ji off NITE LITE SALEI iftwo ftft. HWA MW 811111 to avow — t_A,.. _...__&I__ . Save 30% to 50% TLEI SANFORD £i= has corrected all but one of the deficiencies noted by Uuiklmg Inspector Vince Butler and himself over the past several months, a major deficiency now exists. "'ilie walls are not plumb," Kulbes said. "There is a .iiicii to 3-inch bow in the wall. If you stand at the corner and look Special savings! Mens suits. 50 Only *ZaVre — There may be bad news for Terry Bennett at the Lake Mars City Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. today. The city council is to consider lifting a construction ban on Bennett's partially built home on Pine Tree Circle. City Manager Phil Kulbes said today that although Bennett I FRIDAY NIT! at I House Still Unsafe, Lake Mary Mayor Says Save 30% to 50% off I I C.ity commissioners have agreed to name an investigator to look into the charges. I 7% -- funds. Jones said it is of paruiiount Importance that the in. vestigator keeps confidential information given hini by city employees and businessmen "An employee is not going to -. II - vestigated." Among the allegations listed in the suit were that Floyd abused administrative powers; favored his son in the police "eartziient; was under the influence of alcoholic beverages come forward to make a statement and risk losing his job," Jones said. AlthIf101tC Springs ('ity Commission Tuesdaynight instructed Fowler to confer with Jones on the possibilities of the suit being (lisilliSSed. Clearance - - - While conducting his official duties: obstructed the police department in performing their duties; allowed a police rovertip of a prostitution operation and misappropriated campaign - ci 'fl When he filed the suit in late February, Jones said "allegations, innuendos and slurs against Floyd have been going around for some time which, if true, should be in. Pre Easte r • WEATHER V "If the investigation takes place and safeguards are adopted to assure the confidentiality of the investigation, and procedures set forth that are fair to a city charged with an offense, including giving himCOflhIlIjssioner the right to confront his accusers, the purpose of my suit will have been accomplished," Jones said. YOUR OLD FOR BRAND NEW! Iranian Diplomats a 0 .___ .1 STAVANGER, Norway (UPI) — Rescue workers have rftvviered a total o(H bodies km the overturned Michael D. Jones, the attorney who filed the suit asking the Y U.S. Can't Find 69 BodI•s Recovered .. .-,. The lawsuit filed by an Altamonte Springs attorney to deterin whether Mayor Norman Floyd is guilty of iiiiproprieties in office may be settled out of court. Court to et out procedures for an investigation, said today that while he had not talked with Altamonte City Attorney James "Skip" Fowler about an out-of-court settlement, he looks favorably on the compromise STERCHIS . - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer bMiJ -. '.'- Soviets PrrsrI,s Ln..sirh? - Kowe lives at 1035W. Notre Dame Drive, Altamonte Springs. —Ronald Wain, 2818 Oaklando Drive, Forest City, pleaded WOMAN HELD ON AUTO THEFT, guilty to collecting a year's worth of unemployment while INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGES working in 1977. An Ohio woman remains in the Seminole County Jail today, —Bennie Mason pleaded guilty to possession of a short. three days after her arrest on charges she drove a stolen car barreled shotgun. He was arrested by Oviedo police on Dec. 17, through Longwood while nude. 1979. They found the gun in his car. Paula J. Rurkhart, 18, was arrested Sunday at 9:45 a.m. by —George Lewis, 62, Fern Park, pleaded guilty to resisting Longwood police responding to calls of a nude woman driving a ar rest with violence. car through city streets. Deputies say Lewis ran a patrol car off the road on Jan. 26, While poli ce searched for the woman for more than an hour, then put up a fight when they tried to arrest him on charges of they were finally able to arrest her when she walked out of th e driving w hile intoxicated, car up to the front door of James McElroy at 820 Longdale Ave. Burkart was charged with stealing the car earlier Sunday —Kenneth Tasney, 21, of 1516 Nieuport Lane, Orlando, pleaded guilty to two counts of passing bad checks. from Terry Clark, 1603 Oakridge Road, Orlando, using keys Tasney remains in jail. Although his bond has been left in the ignition. She was also charged with indecent exreduced to $50, he has been held since Feb. 13 for Polk County, posure and driving withou t a license, where charges are also pending against him, TIRE CHANGER SUFFERS BROKEN LEG —Jerome Broderick, 524 Applewood Ave., Altamonte An employee of a Sanford tire store suffered a br oken leg Springs, pleaded gui lty to unemploym ent fraud committed Monday when a tire exploded, county firefighters report. Nov. 15, 1978. Danny Gracy, an employee of McRoberts' Tires, 405 First St., Sanford,- is in Seminole Memorial Hospital in satisfactory —Rnsilvn Cnrnii n1*idAt1 maHh, U 51 ..s...,.l e1t t.... J .. UUU UJVLI (UI iung condition with a bbroken roken leg and a sprained arm, over $100 worth of clothing from an Altamonte Springs store on He was injured shortly alter 2p.m. Monday as he changed a Feb. 12. tire on Sta te Road 46, near Airport Boulevard when the tire he —Kenne th Addams pleaded guilty to resisting Sa nford was changing exploded, said county firefighters, adding they policeman with violence when the officer tried tn hr'zifr tin .. had no iunner imormauon on the Incident, fight between Addams and another man. GUILTY PLEAS Addams, 2207 Hawkins Ave., Sanford, was arrested on Feb. A 50-year-old Longwood man, charged with threatening a 11 shortly alter the fight at 2600 W. 18th St., Sanford. - .-'- Thursday, April 3, 1950-3A Compromise Possible In Altamonte Suit school bus driver with a revolver on Feb. 1, pleade guilty to aggravated assault Monday. Wayne Jones admitted to Circuit Judge Voile Williams, h threatened Bonnie L. Roebuck with a gun when she went to hli home at 790 Richbee Drive, Longwood, to pick up the bus his wife usually drove. Police say they found Jones in his home wi th the gun disarmed him without incident, then arrested him. Jones will be sentenced in one to two months, upon corn. pletion of a pro-sentence investigation. The following people also pleaded guilty to felonies before Judge Willi ams this week. All will be sentenced following Investigations of their background. —Raymond Kowe pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident at the corner of U. S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 436 on Sep. 11, 1 979. county At 3:55 a.m. Owens again called police, this time to report a fire, which police esitmate did about $500 damage to the 1979 Chevrolet. Police gave no motive for t he crime, LONG WOOD HOME BURGLARIZED Deputies say they are looking for a trio of 13-to-15-year-old males seen in the Sanlando Springs development Wednesday afternoon shortly before a $1,377 burglary was reported. Robert Mathews, 485 Homer Ave., told deputies his home was burglarized between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Wednesday by thieves who squeezed through a window pried open wi th tools, Depu ties say the thieves managed to get through an opening only 8 by 20 inches, adding they suspect three teen-agers spotted in the area may have committed the theft of $1,377 in jewelry. SILVER AND JEWELRY TAKEN An Altamonte Springs 'man returned home to discover a i...,, uaiiuy ui ..t -ii....- .....v -__- .---_auv wiu Jeweuy gone 5 irom nis nome Wednesday, deputies say. Austin Saville, 7 South St., told deputies his bedroom window was forced open be tween 8:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. by thieves who took silver, Ipwislrv nnil n fwn..hA9 SOUTH SEMINOLE HOME HIT Burglars made off with four rifles and several thousand dollars In jewelry and coins from a Maitland man's home Wednesday, deputies say. Leonard Curce, State Road 419, told deputies thieves hit his home between 8a.m. and 4:30 p.m., taking about $5,000 worth of his property. The thieves pushed In a window, then ran _______ sacked the home, deputies say. STERCHl'$ STERCHI S _ RECORDER STOLEN The Seminole County Nature Center on State Road 419 was broken into and a projector tape recorder and binoculars with a total value of $500 were stolen, police said. The burglary was discovered Friday by Pat Burkett, a Seminole County school .. employee who works at the center. ,, -. BURGLAR HITS GROCERY A burglar smashed the front door of the Poplar Street Grocery, at 315 Poplar Avenue, Sanford, between 12:15 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. Saturday and stole 20 cases of malt liquor and ,j five Timex watches property owner Azml Ideis told Sanford -. Police. nA IQ w ~w ANIMAL CLINIC BURGLED Dr. Henry D. Kornick, Lake Mary veternarlan, reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department that his animal #').l I [jJ clinic at 900 Lake Mary Blvd. had been broken Into and several L '• a We'll buy th at old sofa or sot a-slee r from you bottles of drugs stolen from a locked medicine cabinet T ' • j. when you purchase a beautiful new fa or Sofasometime between 5 p.m., Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday. 0 Sleeper from Sterchi's! Any old sofa will bring HOG REPORTED KI1JJD \YIj1hjJI1IIILUI.IF" .-I you up to $100.00 . and any old Sofa-Sleeper Two thoroughbred white hogs valued at $150 each were ____________________________ I!J will bring you up to $50.00, regardless of age or reported killed and stolen from a pen on Lake Harney Road, conditionl Why give your old furniture away or I Geneva. The owner, Horec Collins, told the sheriff's dep . •1 "i even pay someone to haul it off? Why not turn ment the incident occurred sometime between 7 p.m. Friday -• _____ it into dollars at Sterchi'sl and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. • PAOLA HOME BURGLED • Gary Hudgins reported to the Seminole County sheriff's office the theft of a ta pe deck, television ' cabinet and email refrigerator, valued at a total of $900 from $ .. LONDON (UP!) A critic of the royal family says his description In Parliament of Princess Margaret, the queen's sister, as a "wayward woman" was "relatively courteous." Willis Hamilton, a Labor Party member, criticized Increased state grants to royal family members, Including the princess, In the House of Commons Wednesd_ay. "There is a widely held view, even among proroyalists, that nobody does more damage to the institutlon of monarchy than the wayward woman," he said, House Speaker George Thomas immediately broke in "While you are as free as anybody else to criticize the civil list of state grants, you must refer to the royal family in co urteous language," he said, "That Is relatively courteous," Hamilton replied. "I tell you It Is exceedingly discourteous by my standards," the speaker said P Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. l's— Open 10 am. _-STgRcsr•— — to9p.m.Mon..Sat, Two great ways to charge �-. 4 A—H.raldAdvertlg.r, Sanford, Fl. . ..: 4, Thursday, April 3, 1S0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 3, J9$O—SA Homes Razed, it 0(10 Mnv M W I V Dam Not Built SANDYSTON, N.J.(UPI) The view from Sandy Mac. Donald's kitchen window shows the scars of a $100 million federal project gone awry. To the left, the right and straight ahead, cement foundations of homes bulldozed years ago peek through tufts of dried grass along the banks of the Delaware River. The government razed the homes and sent 4,000 people away to make room for the proposed Tocks Island Dam north of the Delaware Water Gap. The dam was never built, a casualty of 15 years of controversy. What remains are fields owned by the federal government but often mowed by families like the MacDonalds to prevent snakes, rodents and bugs from taking over. All across the hilly terrain, driveways end in empty, yellowed fields where homes once stood. Other abandoned houses are boarded up to discourage vandals. Designed by the Army Corps of Engineers to control floods and supply water to New York, Philadelphia and northeastern New Jersey, the dam was to have been surrounded by a sprawling national park with a 37-mile-long lake. The project has since been scaled down to a park spread over the 66,000 acres that were intended for both projects. But officials still are unsure of final plans for the park that was designed For hiking, nature trails and riverfront boating to provide a fresh-air respite for residents of the crowded cities of the Northeast. James W. Coleman Jr., regional acting director of the National Park Service, says a new proposal could be ready in a year, with the park in full use in about five years at the earliest. That would be 23 years after the original dam project Was approved by Congress. Were people driven out of their homes too soon? "In retrospect, you could say they were," Coleman admits. "It's unfortunate some people suffered while the federal government made up its mind." Even now, Coleman says, "Were buying land and we don't know exactly where we're going." lie says the government probably will not need much more land and will concentrate on property owners who want to sell, but there may be a few cases where the people do not want to go. His office is even considering selling back some land, but the idea is only in its early stages. Some neighbors forced to leave the rustic lifestyle near the Pocono Mountains moved to the West Coast. Others cut their hones in half, hoisted them on flatbed trucks and picked up their lives a few miles away. (inc woman claimed her husband committed suicide because he could not bear to uproot his family. A few miles away, the corps bulldozed the wrong building. But Mrs. MacDonald, her husband, and their two daughters refuse to leave their small, three-bedroom wood-frame home. When she married her husband, who is an electrician in the area, Mrs. MacDonald was delighted at the idea of moving to Sanyston to escape front Trenton where she watched development eat up the countryside. "I'm not going. Nowhere in this country should the federal government be able to come in and kick you out of your .,%,.. ...... 4i.. ..L.. _L.._ I.. uiv puny VU4UI i;iuwcr in tue wiwncn ner cluttered and cozy home 30 yards from the Delaware River where the cold wind, carrying a strong pine aroma, whistles through the trees. "The corps' plan represents the loss of a unique and precious way of life that's dying in this co untry," adds Mrs. MacDonald, a 32-year-old housewife who banded with other residents to light the dam. They soon were joined by environmental groups who argued the dam's lake would become stagnant and worthless for swimmIng, boating and fishing. Despite the fierce environmental and local opposition that prevented construction of the dam, Congress did not officially deauthorize the project. It was transferred from the Army to the park service in 1978 after Congress voted to preserve the Delaware's natural state as a wild and scenic river. Some federal officials now admit that, with the expenditure of $100 million for 51,000 acres alone, too much land might have been taken and some property was taken too soon. Mrs. MacDonald and others contend the government paid residents too little for their property. They also say the government misled them in having them sell their property and rent it from or deed It to the government until both spouses die. Federal officials deny the charge. "If people here had the influence of those in Princeton," Mrs. MacDonald says in a reference to the wealthy university town with political clout, "it never would have happened." - SHOP THE EASTER PARADE OF VALUES IN ALL OUR STORES. 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I'm just some see it, there is already a penalty for not persons were known to invest a torture of glad I've got my money safely socked away in 100,000 forms In the purchase of forty roots." chain letters. avoiding it. registration should the draft be re-instituted.) Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed-, with a mailing address and, if nossible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names' in print. The Evening Herald also reserve, the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. BERRY'S WORLD 19 I II iI ii earthquakes of increasing Intensity in the last few days and spewing tons of steam and volcanic grit — is likely. "I don't see any reason why it would stop," said Dr. Leonard Palmer, the Portland State University geologist who had predicted Mount St. Helena would become active two days before it roared into life and awakened from its 123-year slumber. "In my opinion, what's probable Is that it looks like ' it's going to blow," he said. "But we don't know whether it will be this year or next." WILLIAM STEIF Can Your Pension Go Bust*? ' N.Y. Rail Service Resumes If we have a recession - and everyone from President Carter down seems to agree that's necessary to stop inflation — some businesses are going to go bust. What does that mean to longtime employees, possibly on the verge of retirement? Before 1974 it meant that these peopl&— perhaps you, perhaps I—could lose expected pension benefits. In 1974 Congress set up a federal company, the Pension Benit Guaranty Corp., to guarantee that people who'd worked 10, 20, 30 or 40 years fort a company wouldn't be wiped out at the same time that their company was. PBG ensures that you'll get around 80 percent of the pension you expected to t. The way PBGC works is this: Individual companies pay $2.60 a year per employee to guarantee the pension payments in their funds. So-called multi-employer groups, mostly union-organized and coverig entire industries, pay only 50 cents a year per employee. Coverage of union pension fund is not mandatory, although a bill now In Congress would mandate such coverage. When a company goes broke, its pension fund sometimes is in trouble, too. So, the company's pension fund is placed in PBC "trusteeship" and the PBGC administers the money, sending out checks to each employee when he or she Is due to start getting a pension. PBGC has organized 380 trusteeships for failed firms in the past five years, nearly a third of then In 1979. That covers almost 41,000 persons in pension fundi, arband $362 million in total liabilities. The 41,000 persons aren't going to get that amount immediately - PPBGC's actual pension payouts last ydar amounted to Just under $37 million. But the $262 million Is what PBGC eventually expects to pay. Over all, PBGC guarantees more than 80,000 pension funds covering about 33 million people. PBGC doesn't cost taxpayers a dime. It is funded by the $2.60-per-head and 50 cents-perhead payments made by the companies and multl.employer groups. This year its Income will be almost $73.5 million. The trickiest thing that PBGC does, with a staff of around 480 persons, Is to figure out what each employee in a new pension trusteeship has coming. 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Julian Bond, a state senator from Georgia, will speak at a community service following the march, which begins at Clayborn Temple — the same spot where King spoke to striking sanitation workers before he was killed by an assassin's bullet at his motel April 4, 196& "The theme of the march will be 1 12 Years Later," said the Rev. James Smith, head of the union which represents the sanitation workers King originally came to Memphis to help. Haig Has Heart Surgery HOUSTON (UP!) — Alexander Haig — former NATO commander and President Nixon's chief of staff — has undergone successful openheart surgery to correct blocked arteries. Haig, 55, was in satisfactory condition late Wednesday after the 24botr operation, performed by Dr. Denton A. Cooley. Haig was expected to remain In the hospital eight to 10 days. The operation was performed at Texas Heart Institute at St. Luke's where almost 4,000 coronary bypasses were performed last year. HOSPITAL NOTES SIMINOLIMIMOmAL, HOSPITAL APrnLs, INS ADMISSIONS Sanford: Barbara V. Amato Robert and Barbara Amato,. baby boy Herbert and Lovelein Sutton, a baby boy DISCHARGES Carrie N. Bishop Louise Black Tillman L. Green Sanford: Jacob Best Maria Hardy Jessie Justice Francis X. Landry Howard A. Monteith Teresa K. Rice Milford Leonard, Delary James P. Boy,, Deltona William H. Scofield, Deitona Donna B. Block Nellie M. Fach Linda Hilt Martha B. Lyle James W. Tapscott Joseph Turner Jr. Dorothy ValIot Susie L. Williams James E. Homing, Lake Monroe Daniel E. Hobbs, Ohie Sanford: BIRTHS Irene Beverltt Muriel Meisfokl, DeBary Frances Rock, West Virginia Dianne Slaizis and baby girl, Deitona "You Block people really know Yom stuff. I should have To help you budget your electricity The Commission also will develop the Florida Public Service an incentive clause to encourage electric Commission has elected to set a'levelized' utilities to cut fuel costs as much as fuel adjustment. It will be set for six possible. months, then reviewed and adjusted, up Your fuel adjustment may be slightly or down, for subsequent six month periods, higher initially. But in the long run, (Initially, so that equity will be attained, it will be the same as if calculated the charge will be reviewed monthly). monthly. but will spare you those Starting April 1, your monthly fuel ad- monthly decreases and increases that justment charge per kilowatt hour of usage prevented budgeting for your costs. will remain constant for six months. The Too, you can more accurately measure widely fluctuating costs of fuel, primarily your conservation efforts on actual kiloresidual oil, will be for this watt hour usage. To be specific about period and levelized with the help of lower saving, pick up a "How to Save" folder cost nuclear and natural gas. at any FPL office. costs, . . El - Each year. all Block praprir$ vs IMInIed on aH the latnt changes In the tax laws. That's another way ci making sure we can complete your return accurately and corrody - _ 1 — 1 I4 . J4a !rf.JL1 !.;l 'YA.1'4TJ 1J.I THE NCM TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL $TATI AND CANADIAN RETURNS. I4 . 4 249 1 Country rurnituro FAMILY DENTISTRY ANFORD Talks also were set to continue In the Long Island Rail Road contract dispute. LIRR trainmen decided Wednesday to end their walkout to limit the public hardship with the Easter holiday approaching — and to earn overtime dollars on Good Friday, a contract W gl PHIL DEERE'S it"iSkin PHONE 322.06 2425 PARK AVE. anguish seething within the President. He prays a lot. "I pray privately," he told a details of each new problem as if he were Unlike ordinary travelers using regular taking a cram course. Yet he seems to lack passports, the holders of diplomatic and 01visitor, "and 1 40 it several times a day." the ability to brush aside the trivia when flcla) passports are usually waved through A few associates have started to ask: Has crucial decisions are needed. "He is a customs and other formalities both In foreign the world's biggest job become too big for memorizer," explained one close associate, countries and when they return to the United ,not a thinker," Jimmy Carter to handle? Other aids. wonder States. It's a traditional courtesy extended io whether the job Is too big for anyone to cope government officials and employees ofl a with, whether wor ld events are raging out of It was also typical of Carter to confine reciprocal iasis COflt*'OL in thie White House for the duration 01 the hostage crisis. He h always had a he or someone leaves governmen t servlè,, Many presidential observers view Carter as and she Is supposed to turn in the specai Insulate tendency to isoilate himself train a decent fellow who would make a terrific sire for passport anti go bock to standing in line with u Washington whirl He has a de NOW but who is out 01 hIs element in Un rest tourists. Of But most teder$l solitude and a craving for an orderly en- the Intimates describe him as a troubled man White House. Unfamiliar with tho leverage of agencies don't bother to go after the vironment "I value solitude," he once told who broods over the crises he camel control power, he has a tendency to tilt the delicate 1 j kind of hunger after loneliness." and the problems he cmiol solve. He has federal machinery. His solutions Invariably As a result, at least 350,000 diplomatic aii become iaj o the fate 01 Ui. So be use tried to encapmliste himself from of ficial passports are currently "o4. cam new, often worse, problems which then American hostages In Iran, these sources say, unnecessary turmoil, dealing regularly only standing," according to a General Accounting demand even more drastic solutions, much the name as Lyndon Johnson fretted with thons mated, select few whose faces and Office investigation requested by Sen. Mak Yet Carter appears to have mastered the accents are familiar. He has turned the Oval Baucia, D.Mont. about Vietnam and Richard NIxon sulked over Watergate. paperwork of the pres1dencr. H. buries Office Into a alm bubble. In a test check by GAO, the stat. D. livi.eff in paperwork. He spends how, The trouble with all this is that a no ment alone was Whob to account for Carter often aicears strained and fatigued, committing to wimry facts and figures. enterprise like America cannot be led train a percent 01 the pports held by former tip his face drawn, his eyes bloodshot. His per-They become guideposts, which he uses in his glass huh".. . sonal pliyslclwi, Rev Mini. W1iliem L"h, discussions with subordinates. He has often P0TG1IADVATE PERILS: Thousands of Even when an agency does try to collect an acknowledged that Carter Is showing strain flabbergsetad them by quoting the most former government employees are enjoying es-official's fancy travel document, It doomt but stressed that his health in sound. "You trivial details. . VIP tr entfrcmUL and foreign customs a1waysI1ed,Aforof the 0 perceive the fatigue mare In an Intuitive After the Afghsidstna Invndon, he could and Immiçaticn officials because they lm- Si vices Adinlnl*rajlon, for eninpie stai -1-I -:-j the jg unto Unir diplomatic or official for montha after being asked to turn inj Some aids. have also s.'usd the quiet distance between them l plunges Into the passports. oMeia psunort Moments later, as it screeched to an it was struck head-on by the freight train, hurling many of its 330 passengers from their bunks In the sleepers or across the diner car. Hospital officials said 127 people— Including two crew members — were injured. emergency stop, of the, Skin come here last year:' WASHINGTON — The burdens of the presidency are weighing down heavily on the sagging shoulders of Jimmy Carter. White House sources say he has pulled deeper into his turtle shell as foreign crises and economic problems have become more confounding. From dawn until midnight, he usually can be found alone, bent over stacks 01 presidential papers, boning up on Interminable details, scribbling instructions to his subordinates, making decisions that affect Um lives of all Americans. ' today. of Negotiations between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and 33,000 bus and subway workers were to get back into gear today for the first time since the citywide strike began Tuesday. JACK ANDERSON. Burdens Of State Weighing On Carter Seven passengers injured in the accident Wednesday morning remained in Moore Memorial Hospital today, but doctors said none was in serious condition. Breakfast was being served In the diner of the Silver Star not long after dawn Wednesday when — for reasons yet undetermined — it ran past a stop signal on Its regular Florida-to. New York run. Two engines of the passenger train and 10 of its 18 cars left the tracks. Three of five locomotives and 11 cars of the Seaboard Coastline freight were knocked off the track. Seaboard work crews began clearing the wreckage Wednesday and officials said the track should be ready for traffic by early Robert 25 NEW YORK (UP!) — flail service for some 200,000 Long Island commuters resumed early today but subways and buses sat Idle in city yards, with union officials predicting the 2-day-old transit walkout would last at least a week. - / people. At Washington Volcano While the Carter Administration opposes water projects In Western states, the federal governmerit is helping finance the construction of water DON GRAFF projects in communist Romania. Taxpayers in the Western states, who understand the importance of irrigation and other water developments to their region, undoubtedly would be enraged if they knew that the World Bank, to which the U.S. contributes large sums, is making two loans totaling $90 million to help fiance Danube River-Black Sea canal construction and irrigation works. - According to the World Bank, a $100 million loan •, will support the construction of a 64 kilometer canal, connecting Cernavoda on the Danube River If you think the United States has been with South Constana-Agiqea on the Black Sea. The doing poorly in world economic competition other loan of $90 million will assist the of late, brace yourself. The situation is liable struction of irrigation works in an area 200 miles to get worse before it gets better - if ever. north of Bucharest, Romania. Or so suggest the results of a Conference V. Establishment of 'a direct canal link will add Board survey of comparative research and significant additional transport capacity for development efforts in this and other major Romania's economy, the World Bank reports. The industrial countries. The signs of continuing U.S. decline in an irrigation project will result in increased area In which the country was once pee• production of maize, wheat and other crops. eminent are in a set of dismal statistics. It's incredible that the United States is helping American R&D expenditures as a share of - -_________ $ finance these development projects. The funding .. • ..is indirect, utilizing the vehicle of the World Bank. gross national product, a primary means of measuring scientific progress, have dropped ' The Carter administration prefers this indirect from 2.64 percent to 2.22 percent In the last method, for it makes possible fulfillment of ad- decade. During the same period, Soviet ministration aims while avoiding the political outlays have risen from 3.23 percent to 3.4 heat that would be generated by direct foreign aid percent and spending by our friendly cornfor a communist country. petitors in the free world shows a similar Because U.S. funds are channeled through the upward trend. , World Bank, the U. S. public doesn't get the word Further, the contribution by the federal about such assistance. The major media don't government, traditionally the source of most 'NO, ITS MY CREDIT CARD' report World Bank assistance to socialist coun- research funding, has declined from 60 percent of all expenditures in the '60s to 50 tries or fail to explain to American readers what currently. True, the budget for the is going on. The administration succeeds in hood- percent next fiscal year calls for an Increase — 13 winking the taxpayers. LIGHTER SIDE percent over 1980— but there is now concern Both indirect and direct foreign aid programs that this will be one of the first targets of the . are dangerous anachronisms at a time when the current inflation-countering drive to trim the. U.S. economy is In peril. Though the United States budget. is experiencing 18 percent Inflation and warnings Shrinkage is also apparent In personnel. are being voiced regarding a slide towards The U.S. pool of scientific and engineering national bankruptcy, the Executive and the talent declined by some 13 percent during the By DICK WEST (To put tulip prices In perspective, 480 ' ( PSIt continue to support multt4flhton dollar '70 OSi the WASHINGTON (UPI)— The ñemar4d- florins would then have bought "four, tat foreign aid programs. The liberal establishment basic research Is performed, there has been oxen," 120 florins were good f(* 1,000 POUndS ten of history to' repeat Itself growth, but at a rate of 2 percent or less in Washington can't break the habit of sharing ., of cheese and 00 florins equated a new suit of to receive fresh documentation America's wealth with foreign countries, both compared with up to8percent during the 'SOs. Historian Barbara Tuchman made clothes.) Meanwhile, the Soviet Union Is estimated to friend and foe. recurrence the central theme of her recent "Many Individuals grew suddenly rich," It's hard to say what It will take to develop ef- have doubled Its scientific workforce during best-seller, "A Distant Mirror." She held the wrote the author of "Popular Delusions," the same decade while Japan, with half the fective grassroots resistance to foreign population, about equals the United States In "calamatious" 14th Century before us, Charles Mackay. "A golden bait hung tempgiveaways, either directly through foreign aid or scientists looking glass-wise, so we might better per. tingly out before the people, and one after and engineers. ceive the fix we are in today. another, they rushed to the by the device of the World Bank. Maybe it will iu Still more examples of the present (lies around a honey-pot. Everyone imagined take an economic disaster in this country to end There's more, but It merely reinforces the reflecting the past rained down this week in a that the passion for tulips would last for point. The significance of which is that U the the. profligate foreign aid spending. new edition of "Extraordinary Popular ever.., United States is counting on advanced That an econnomic disaster lies down the road Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," a technology, In which it has been in the world "Nobles, citizens, farmers, mechanics, is the conviction of some very well-informed social history first published In 1841. vanguard throughout the postwar era, to seamen, footmen, maid-servants, even observers. For example, Felix Rohatyn, the New compensate for economic ground bet by Its By eerie coincidence, the revival chimneysweeps and old clotheawomen, York City financier who helped manage the aging heavy industries it would appear to be publication date closely followed the collapse dabbled in tulips. People of all grades confinancial recovery efforts of the metropolis, in real and deepening trouble, of the silver market, which cost speculators verted their property into cash, and Invested recently warned that the United States Is "headed millions of dollars. it in flowers ... Houses and lands, horses and In an Increasingly technological world, for a national bankruptcy." He declared that The silver bust, along with the latest out- carriages, and luxuries of every sort, rose in stinting on the basic research from which new "What Is happeiing to the United States in 1980 is industries break of "gold fever," appear to have paral- value with them." must grow all too easily and similar to what happened to New York City in quickly translates Into a stunted economic ida In a 17th Century delusion recounted in But the tulip bubble, even as the silver 1975, namely a slide towards bankruptcy." He future, the book under the heading of market of 1*, eventually had to burst. "Tulipoanla." in warned that we risk a near-collapse of credit "At last, however, the more prudent began markets. Second Thoughts on Headlines Departit seems that in the early 1600s, Dutch tosee that this folly could not last for ever ... It In the face of this situation, foreign aid should ment: citizens began Investing heavily in tulips was seen that somebody must lose fearfully In " be stopped forthwith. The diversion of U. S. funds urged to define penalties for bulbs, convinced that these tubers could only the end...Confidence was destroyed, and a to socialist countries, through the conduct of the avoiding draft." increase in worth, thus Insuring them future universal panic seized upon the dealers.,.The (From the New York Times, reporting on riches and financial security, World Bank, should be the first giveaway activity discussions cry of distress resounded everywhere, nd In the House Judiciary sub.. to be terminated, familiar? Read on. committee on measures to enforceSounds Pleas e Write LAKEVIEW, N.C. (UPI) — Rail crews hoped to clear tracks winding through Carollna's piney woods early today of wreckage from the Amtrak Silver Star that collided headon with a freight train, injuring 127 l HWY. * *itesSt. POL 831-40 lh..477i OPEN •.m..op. mr- ms N I. a iu.. 12 OATS LEFT — APPOINTMENT AVAILAIL! omu AREA OFFICES INJILTOt.A,ORANU CITY, DIMlY AID OVISSO I_ Thursday, April 3, 1fl0-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M— IV �-'.--.- - . •. . , . : -.-. • .' . • - . , a k • - -.. .. -••. ., ,. . I - • - - - - - SA-Evening Iforald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 3, IflO - . SPORTS 6r - . - . Cooks Brew ; i ' Mendota. Reworks 40 hours a week and is available at home for emergency calls. No bitterness or malice remains for what might have been. He speaks easily and interestingly about the game of baseball. "I was kind of from the 'old school'," Sheridan said about his time In organized baseball. "I signed on the incentive-bonus NEW YORK (UP! i Both sides are now sitting back plan. If you progressed, they would take care of you." assessing the results of the players' "strike," or whatever you Sheridan knows the game has changed, but he doesn't want to cal l it. I'd call it a draw. The players gave a little, by believe everything the players are asking for will pan out, agreeing to open the season on time, and took a little, by ter"Marvin Miller (executive director of the Players minating the exhibition games and declaring they'd strike if no Association) is dangling a lot of things in front of the players," new agreement is reached by May 22. Primarily because there ascertains Sheridan. "He's offering a lot of money. But I don't isn't a whole lot they can do about the situation, the owners are t hink t he player fully unde rstan ds w ha t is going on. He's just accepti ng it . My own feeling is some compromise will be grabbing for the security." reached and the season will be completed without any further Does Sheridan believe the players' insatiable appetite for break Milwaukee Manager George Bamberger, recovering nicely from open-heart surgery at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Marvin Miller is dangling a lot of Milwaukee, is trying to answer each one of the get-well cards and letters lie has been receiving. Bamberger sends a picture things In front of the players' to everyone who writes and adds the personal message: "Thanks for caring. See you June 1" ~ crAla I I III - 1 rui.icLnn Tk I II - Piu Daurir,iriê P layer creed Strikes Out With Paralyzed Ex-Play er hi U.. u'uuuruuu Sidelines By JOE 'IF".", DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Baseball Ballet Guild Tries To NEW YORK (UP!) while Mar vin Miller Ray Grebey, accompanied by a federal mediator, resume attempts to break the impasse in contract talks between the Major League Players Association and the owners players and managers continue to deal with the confusion of a limited strike, - and Tee Up Again Saturday l A funny thing happened to the shotgun start of the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole's Golf Tournament at the Mayfair Country Club this past weekend. Instead of teeing off as scheduled, those familiar balmy skies of a March day in Florida opened up and washed the adrenalin right out of the event. So this Saturday the Ballet Guild Is holding a rain-check and will try to get the tournament underway at 1 p.m. again at the Mayfair Country Club. About,85 prospective golfers had signed up for the event and the Ballet Guild wants to make sure those golfers, and any new interested ones get ft word that weather permitting, let's play golf. The tournament field, a major fund raiser over the past 12 years For the Ballet Guild will remain open for late registrations and those golfers who originally signed up to play last week. Late registrations can be completed up until noon on Saturday at the Mayfair club house. Registration fee for the event is $50.00 for individuals which includes the tournament entry fee, a social cocktail hour and dinner later that evening at Mayfair, complete with an awards presentation at 7:30 p.m. today, Some players left and others refused to practice under club supervision but, motivated in part by the fact the pennant races begin next Wednesday, the majority of players stayed in camp and most clubs managed to hold full-scale workouts. Other victims of Florida's familiar late March and early A pril thunderdunders were the various youth baseball leagues last night. Both the Seminole Pony Baseball and Altamonte Little League organizations were forced to call scheduled games in face of inclement weather. Likewise the Sanford Youth Baseba ll Association was victi mized by drizzling skies and mud-soaked fields, Three games were postponed in the Sanford league Wednesday, Those three contests have been rescheduled for Friday, April 11. Coaches, there goes your pitching rotations, Weather permitting the Sanford League will try to sneak in three games under cloudy skies this afternoon, Highli ghting today's action is a sched uled 5 p.m. contest pitting defending city champions Flagship Bank of Seminole agaiit.Q rge's at Ft. Mellon Park. Rnth Muitc go Into the gaiuL with 1-0 season records. In the nightcap game at Ft. Mellon, Seminole Petroleum ls scheduled th face Jack Prosser Ford at7pwhile thbr gaze between Xrcye*a X, and P'P Bs is slat los' 5 p.m. at Weátslde Field on Persimmon Avenue. Strike 2 Day Enters Roger Sheridan didn't go to spring training ftyear. He .: Angels' Executive Vice President Buzzie Cincinnati and Chicago Cubs also went Bavasi, refused to let players workouts under managerial supervision. club's facilities or equipment Wednesday, of the Players' added: "I've been in baseball for 40 years Miller, The New York Mets and the Montreal this Is the first time I've been concerned Association, and Grebey, the owners' had poor turnouts and the California about the future of baseball." representative, will meet today in New York Angels decided to work out on their own. In the meantime, owners reacted to the with federal mediator Kenneth Moffett. Free A number of Giants' players were not. players' refusal to play exhibition games by agentry the major stumbling happy at way their front office handled' cutting out meal money and hotel expenses to a settlement. Tuesday after hearing of the Players while generally allowing players to continue Grebey Commissioner Howie Kuhn Association decision. Tuesday expressed pleasure the season would to use spring training facilities for team Judging from some workouts. Many players will suffer minimal start on schedule The team played an exhibition with the statements by baseball executives, the spring expnse, however, since the Players in Yuma, Ariz., Tuesday and was sup. training strike has had little effect on the Association, has to give members the posed to move to Palm Springs, Calif., for a proximately $1,700 they usually distribute for owners' position. game with the Angels Wednesday. But promotional work later in the season. "This could be the last roundup," said General Manager Spec Richardson ordered, California owner Gene Autry. "They've got The need to stay in shape for next week's the team buses to go on to Palm Springs, "I'm confused," said Cincinnati Reds catcher Don Werner. "I it (a strike) would be new or later, not both." who thought through long use the Expos remains The Players Association Tuesday decided to strike the remainder of the exhibition games but open the regular season on schedule next week. They set a strike date of May 23 if a basic agreement between the block the things and and Padres Association and the owners is not reached by May 22. the wrong quarterback. Marvin Miller will openers prompted many players to stay in lead the players down just like he led the camp. United Steel workers down. ownership only so long." You can push League. "I don't know If it was so much a promotion or they Just needed to fill a spot,"Sheridan said modestly about his boost to Buffalo, . Rockets, Philly In Openers Lift . - • Boycott. Support Flounders -, Or,,. ..,,(I Of things,. They should realize what it's don, for them.'-I,,,Idan "But when you get Into the upper 20's, you feel maybe you're not going to make it," Unfortunately Sheridan never got that chance to reach the ", upper 20's as a ballplayer. On a disastrous Nov. 1 evening in 1970, he was involved in an automobile accident and paralyzed 3 from the waist down, - It He went from the top of the world to the bottom in one twist of fate. flu. nppnrtitniftz 'p play prefsssieqzal baseball, I'd play for nothing," Sheridan now recalls. "It was the biggest thrill In the world to be drafted. It was something you dreamed about since you picked up your first baseball." Sheridan however, was done picking up baseballs. He now " For had to pick up the pieces of a life that had been shattered, He had to make ft adjustment from baseball star and off-season 'The pressure I put on myself ft year was unbelievable," transition though, with the help of his wife Vickie and 'r. - •. -, • - . . ' .. -. ,. .. .. el- -- Weather Threatening .- . . -./ ' • . - . - -. S . , Reagan Upsets Olympic ' - ___ ti l ___ ___ ___ __ th ___ V. ____ ____ __ - ___ _______ ' -a- curmwcs _____________ -. . _____ -- ' . ____ . ___ ____________N __ ___ , • - ____ __ A Kingman No-Show ho w For Workout - __ ______ AL - • WAY INC. ___ - -- - -- . .•.. "M -. " -• . - - . ,, - ' , Although the memorial service lasted only 30 minutes, people streamed past the body for seven hours, Sheridan is now director of the ambulance service in , '' is one of the coaches with the Tigers, says San Diego slugger ___ -. • has the A's hustling. "Billy's got tfleni exciteo, lie says. "In one game this spring, he had Jim Essian, one of the slowest guys on the club, steal home against Seattle. The whole team came running out of the dugout to greet Essian and shake his hand, like he had won the seventh game of the World Series" Johnny Bench still isn't sure how much longer he will keep playing.' If he plays next year, and my guess is he will, lie doesn't want to catch anymore. 1 wan 't them (the Reds) to . have in their mind I'd rather play another position." Any particular preference? "Not really," he claims. "1 don't want to play shortstop. Or pitch, or play second base." By the simple process of elimination, Bench's choice appears to be first base, which he'll probably play a few times this year Pee Wee Reese, who belongs in the Hall of Fame himself, (eels his former boss with the Dodgers, Walt Alston, should be in Cooperstown. "lie was an outstanding manager and he knew how to handle every one of his players," says Reese. ''lie could be a great kidder, too. You know Frank Howard, don't you? Six-feet-7, 265 pounds and big as a mountain, but he woultiri't harm a fly. When lie first came up with the Dodgers, I needled hiniabout not getting to play and Alston heard it. So -, Dave Winfield is the best player in the National League. "1k Alston he took him aside and said, 'If that Reese gets on you could show a little more leadership but there isn't anything he today, shake him up a little bit. You don't have to take that can't do on the field," says Craig. "lie has incredible range from him.' A couple of days later. Howard isn't playing again and such a great arm, he intimidates all the opposing third because of sonic injury, and I say to him, 'How can they keep base coaches. They always tell their runners on first and second 'Whoa, hold up' anytime a ball is hit out to him" The Oakland A's have themselves one of the best young public relations men in baseball in Mickey Morabito, who says he can't believe how much old buddy Manager Billy Martin .... Kuhn Optimistic Over Strike such it big guy like you out of the lineup just because of a little "' injury?' lie grabs me by my uniform, picks me up 2 feet in the air and with his face beet red, snaps at me: 'What the hell business of it is yours?' Alston laughed so hard, he nearly fell over. Everybody else joined in with him" BID AND BILL NEW YORK (UPI) Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn expressed optimism Wednesday negotiations between the owners and the players over a new basic agreement would be settled through collective bargaining, He said, "I have felt right iilong continued work at the bargaini ng table will resul t in a aew agreement, so the best course is for the clubs and players to continue negotiating especially now that federal mediator Ken Moffett Is taking - by Alan Mover - , h'HO ' iY4Af 11 / . ... WoRg Q/"YWEYEAR' re w&'c# Et/IPIP ///,f . N \7 .. . ' Past Schoenfield. First seeded Eddie Solomon had lost in the first round earlier in the week, so the veteran Smith has become the favorite to win the tournament. In other action, Toni Gullikson defeated eighth seeded Nick Saviano in straight sets, 6-4, 75 "em is pan of the Volvo Grand Prix TIM t seric and is known as the Robinson's Men's Tennis Open. - The Boston Red Sox weeded nine players out of an overstuffed lineup Wednesday, trimming the team to 27- still two over the limit. Sent to the club's Triple A affiliate in Pawtucket, H.!., were outfielders Garry Hancock, Sam Bowen and Reid N i c h o I s; catcher Dave Sclunidt; infielder Dave Stapleton; and pik,hers Ai' ' .. '- ' I ' n' •. - " I "i' . - øte .?.I:4 I J1.',Y'-" L' ,(JV '-7/'V" ' '•'." r .1 - 10" TO/V " ' .- .,)/7: ",qç Red Sox Axe Nine Players WINTFR HAVEN, FIn. (UPI) ' 44 44Y' .- Schoen field OLDSMAR, Flu, (UPI 1 - Second seeded Stan Siiiith b.ed into the quarterfinals of a $50,000 men's tennis tournament Wednesday with a 6-1, 7-5 victory over howard - ,'W 4'O8E .0 /r/,V 2W157808618/15 " ' Smith Rolls 81.57' i2f5(R/8F 2WI 57WT '91 '',4PF 'fl'RP part." //o/?e /"t R/2EN ,yp ,#y,oyflj PF'' ;'i y -p i',sp 1,rpOT Z9E hy/1y9f5..r 4JocKEY oc . ,' - ' / Win Remmerswaal, Keith MacWhorter, John Tudor and Joel h Finch. - Highway Automotive, Inc. Dog Racing Baseball Maier Lagues Weeaynjghtr,s,ts s.ringTrainns Pirstracs-$.i1,C: 31:91 lDrif'sHo lMln.olaLil Jill 3,00 1,40 3.00 340 3.20 Ikaikitcan 6.40 0 (1.7) 10.75; T (1.74) 171.61 Sec.Mrace-S-14,C1 31:61 2 Fran's Getting 6.10 4.00 2.00 400's Tip Top 6.30 3.40 7loston Nancy 3.20 0(2.4) 16.15; P (24) 16.71; T (24.7) $1.61, DO (1.2) 19.41 Third race-S'll,M: 32:24 3Strang.quark. 10.20 6.10 4.20 4.10 3.00 fire 1 Gay Day 3Surtlreest p.m.); Lake Brantley vs. Miami Senior at Bishop Moor. (4 p.m.); Eustis at Leasburgh (7:30 p.m.) ; Syracuse N.Y. at St. Cloud (7:30 pm,). Priday'sOames Lake Brantley at Bishop Moore (4 p.m.); Syracuse, N.Y. at Klssimme (7-p.m.); Sanford at Winter Park (3 p.m.); Lake Wales at St. Cloud (7:30 p.m.). Saturdays Gas Saturday me Bishop Moore at Apopka (1 p.m.); Luther at Heritage Prep C Umatilla at Oviedo (2 p.m.). 3.60 0(1.3) 21.11; P (3.1)1141; T (3. l's) 364.1$ Four* race 1-16.03211 3Jsan Nate 0.20 3.60 2.10 S ManateeMork 3.20 2.50 3SurflreLucky 1.60 - 0(3.1) 12.11, P (3.1) 34.10; 1 (3. 1-1) Final Standings American League W I. Pd. Minnesota is & .714 KansasCity 13 I 352 Oakland 13 7 .650 Toronto 10 7 '11$ New York 10 $ .536 Boston 11 .130 Cleveland 10 .100 Milwaukee 10 10 .300 Chicago 1112 DetroIt 10 13 .433 Texas 14 .4)7 California 6 11 .333 NIA Playoffs Baltimore 714 By Unitsi Press l.Wsrnatlanal Seattle 6 12 Casters Conference NaflonalLe.g,. First San Francisco 14 7 .447 (lest 21.3) Los Angeles 10 7 (All Times 1ST) Philadelphia tO 9 .536 Philadelphia vs. Washington Montreal 10 9 .326 (Philadelphia leads. 14) St. Louis 10 9 .326 April 2 PhiladelphIa 111, Atlanta io 9 "26 Washington 96 Chicago 10 10 '300 April 4 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 9 9 .300 1:35 p.m. San Diego $ 10 .444 Washington, xApril 6 - Washington at CIncinnati 9 13 Aff Phiiadelpt,ia, 1 p.m. Houston 6 ii .313 *41 necessary Now York 5 11 .313 (Winner plays Atlanta) COU..1OI io pro Basketball io - 6. Dan Pohl 7. Ray Floyd a. Keith Fergus , Davit, Eicheib,rger Ben Crenshaw Craig Stad ler 12, Doug Tewell 13. Johnny Miller Larn'Nel s, Leonard Thompson Jeff Mitchell Jerry Pate s. BruceLiefzke Tom Purtzer Charles Coody John Mahaf fey 73, Dan Halidorson n Mike Sullivan 24. Jack NIckiau Bill Rogers Ed5ne 21. Mike Reid 2$. D.A. Weibring 39. Lon Hinkle 30. RikMassengaie Tom Kite Bob Murphy Bill Kratzsrt 34, Don Pooley Fuzzy Zoeller Hubdrt Green - PlM,race-si,D1 32:00 6UraBug . 17.20 11.60 4.20 7 WhirlIng Francis 7.00 4.60 STezasCharge 3.00 0(6.7) $I4I;P(6.7) 218-11;1(1. 71)214.1'. 515* race -IlL A: 31:51 2JotwiR.Mass 3.60 2.60 3.00 IPKelloot Zell 12.00 6.10 3Y.11ly Fran 4.20 liii) 23.45; P (3.)) 31.44; y i-se ns.ie Wednesday's ResWts South Florida 7, Florida 6 Biscayne 3, Niagara 1 Iftesto vs. San Antonio 2 as"" 1 _ JUNIOR C011.11,1110111 31m61 IM1mA 5- - . .w - ----- lRR'$Ad.is uj •* HeyKsichl. , 90lUI,Pis4J 140.0,110. 4144 41 Ywalill race-s.,Cs 1':l$ tonio IS April 4 Houston at San An. tonlo, 5:31 pm. x.April 1 San Antonio at Lawrence 2 Northhampton CC S. Ladiawan. ' 5Iv Ty's': th V*ila. I - "S" -... -. • ------• FlorldaJC at sentinels.) P.M. Brandeis at Brsvsrd. 3pm. ___ Islet's son"s i. Wayne Levi Gil Morgan (Measles Isads serIes, I-I) April 2 Houston 95, San An. 1ase kI Shlppensburg State 3. StI. CC4 JlvSs*rsce.-7.14,S:4311p7 7 5$4flhlWOOiy 5.60 410 4.00 BInghamton Stats I MowO St. lAmericaflAct 710 1.60 Mary's 7 In" ivet Shlppsnsburg State 12, Guslayuss. U4)4L6I;P(74) 11141,1(7. AdolpIws 6 II) 21940 Lackawana CC 7, Bucks Co. CC 2 Today's Oames Il*race-S.I&Is 31:41 AtSasisri 3Aiiot 30 2,20 65ob.I Drummer' 3.10 2.40 I.ackawsnna vs. iuc's cc. to IF59Lince 3.00 a-rn. 0(34)16.15; P ( 34) fl.41 T (3. lrooklyn poly vs. Gustavus Adolphus. 10 am. 641 181A1 Si. Mary's vs. St. Lawrence, 10 NIu*race-34,A:*:94 7LIM Lou 010 11.30 67O am. Northamton vs. Hudson Valley, 1 ICrmsd p.m. iVailsyLass Shlppsnsburgltatev$,St,Ma,y's. lUll Ill P 1p.m. (741) 1.173* Brooklyn Poly vs. Blnghamplen YiS*,sc.-1.1LA:31s. Note, 3:30 P.M. 3.00 L O**amos as IFW,caa.n. SaNlmore at SeiNe., 3:30 p.m. ,Wcy at Piagler, 3p.m. lietsenat Furman, 3p.m. George Archer 3$. Don January 39 Jay Mgas ID., 101 '-ilder 41. Andy North - - HOu$tofi, 103 p.m. " necessary (Wiar plays lstsn) - - Western Conference Pint hind (list 2.ef4) (All Times 1ST) Siam. vs. Partland (S.t$e leads serIes, II) April 2 - Seattle, 130, Portland 110 April 4 Seattle at Portland, Lannywadkins Peter Jacobn 11. Gary Player 47, David Graham IS. liii Calfea 49. Curtis Strange Halelrwin Danny Edwards $3, J.C. Snood 33. Rod Curl SI. Mark Lye 53. Alien Miller Scott Simpson Mark Hayes U.Tom Weiskapi s,. Grier Jones ChiCitiR'lgu,z Bobby Wadkins - 11:30 P.M. s-April 6- Portland at Seattle, 3:30 p.m. ill necessary (Wiener plays Mitwauks.) - Phoenix vs. Kansas City (Phoenix loads series, 14) April 2 Phoenix N, Kansas CIty 93 April 4 Phoenix at Kansas CIty, 5:35 p.m. s-April 1 Kansas City at t,. ...a rv.u.. . p.m - . Hill Jlm&i,n. Mike Hill 63. Brad Bryant 44. EdFlor U. asi*iin 66 .Iolm Schroeder 69. Calvin Peale 7, Tim $impsn Ma.iTaple n Morris . - - 74. ierv 7, lruceFlojsji.- • _ (Wluusr plays Las Angeles) 4 Go lI1 'Ø 11 olf -aul,y onk as 410 3* p.m.); Colonial at Lyman (3:30 p.m.); Cleveland, Tens. at Glad It'.Dllai POAMaaai Leaden JA 3 L" Deytone leach Mainland (2) 1 lsdIAudra 1. T.mwat.sp $110,211 p.m.; DIVtWI. F4aC*i 141bf40i.ut: 1 Tr.v Th1i -6 12-0 uaip 40Q 111Jeaf New Ne lOde (I'p*)a .-LSIwiUs' 010$ 2430, Haul. Heritage Prep at Grewilanl 0 i. Jim Calert 0.771 1411342. P.M.; Kissimmie as Jones (4 S. Ajidy lear 54,731 . ' $1,123 73,471 73.300 73.114 72,611 71,096 70,114 61,375 63,126 60,140 51,697 51.377 56,419 49,660 47,927 46.76$ 43,166 41,413 41,311 40,017 39,929 .25$ 37,031 35,906 34,304 33,317 33,301 33,041 31,577 Washington 27 3912 Smyth. Division w I. r y-Chicago 33 7619 ySt. Louis 37 3417 Edmonton 27 3 13 Vancouver 73 3716 Colorado 19 4613 Winnipeg is 4111 Wales Conference Norris Division WLT Montreal 46 20 12 y-1.03 Angels 30 3.4 14 y Pittsbrgh 30 36 13 Hartford 25 31 19 Detroit 26 1111 Adams Division WL I y-Buffalo 44 1716 y.Boston 45 20 13 yMinnesota 36 26 lb Toronlo 34 39 S Quebec 25 42 10 s.clinctted division title yclinched playoff berth Wadnesday's Results Atlanta?, NY Rangers 3 66 p IS 76 ; 66 si 49 Pts, $04 74 73 69 63 Montreal 7, Detroit 2 Pittsburgh 6, Hartford 4 Boston 5, Toronto 2 Winnipeg 5, Chicago 7 Minn. 1, Edmonton 1. tie Thursday's Games Washington at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Vancouver Quebec at Buffalo Friday's Games NY Islanders at Atlanta Quebec at Hartford Colorado at Edmonton $995 Auto Air Conditioning Spring Tune Up Includes Freon and Labor RECHARGE SYSTEM FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM CLEAN CONDENSER FINS 2613 Orlando Dr. (17.92), Sanford Ph. 323-3550 Free esti mate If other repairs needed - S Ms. 104 103 SI 73 60 RECA - W! 31,241 31,05 30.31$ 39,312 39,196 21,626 20,219 - 27,324 11 76,439 25,130 25,742 25,196 24,314 21,064 231097 23,307 32,739 32.361 21,159 ,,,.. 1101 30,739 RACING 19,163 1151 8 P.M. 20,tS 10,520 11,403 11,323 15.313 16,710 14,512 16,197 16,123 11,790 11,212 14,314 13,156 13,734 1344, FORM U NIGHTLY MOTOR C TIRES (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: $ 19, M.n..wed.. $ NEW MATINEE Post Time I:ISp.m. MTrIscto Ii* M3TrIf.c$aWbe.I ALLIIIACIS 41 - @FGOW - Pro Hockey NNL SI1u By United Prses llsiaallsnaI Patrick Dlvisuii W L I PCi. 41 1121 I1 4 imea - 27 1193 0 v-NY is**i y.NY Rangrs 3731 C $4 y.Atlanta 33 3117 $3 a __ . MILTON RICHMAN LUIbUANI) - f-I, .,.. (ort Parade I-.-I-.--, ___ - I "May he rest in peace. May his example endure forever." Troy. , Into the third period to make It 74. for id - -, In other Pittsburgh topped TWO-WAY STRETCH she said. "The first win was a tremendous relief." by Alan Maver'' After becoming the first player in The crowd Of 19,502 Detroit partisans Har tford, 6.4,games, Boston defeated Toronto, 5. JoAnne Carner, the 1910 money-leader and already a three- history to reach the 50-goal plateau for gave Lafleur a standing ovation and 2, Atlanti beat the New York Rangers,?time winner on the current tour, will challenge Lopez for the six straight seasons, Guy Lafleur chanted his first name 30 seconds In a 3, and Winnipeg stopped Chicago, 5-2. ';: W'' 2 $37,500 first prize, . reflected on his accomplishment rare tribute to an opposing player. d Peagali. 4, Whalen * The Winners Circle is the richest LPGA event in the United "It's always a pleasure to score 50 "I expected a few people to cheer, but Rick Kehoe scored two goals and . States, and second richest in the world behind the $300,000 goals," he said Wednesday night, when not that many," sald'Lsfleur, assisted on a third to help extend the Japan Classic, played at the end of October. he scored two goals toleadMoeitreajtoa "It'sa great honor tobe the first one Whalers' winless streak to 10 games. NN * Carner, who wlUtwn41 Friday. falIedto make the cut in last 7-2 victory over the Detroit Red WIng make it six limeslnarow,"hesajd,"but week's tournament f or the first time In her 11-year career, She and run their unbeaten streak to 19 the way (Edmonton's Wayne) Gretzky Bruin S, Maple Leals 2 Defenseman Brad Park scored a . said her "mind wasn't In it" last week and she was "con- gaines. "It doesn't happen every year," and (the Islanders' Mike) Bcsy 1.1- 11:1 second-period goal and added two assists centrating on the Winners Circle." The loss virtually eliminated the Red going ~ Sandra Post, the only golfer to win the tournament twice Wlngsfromplayoff contention. one more. By coincidence, later in the evening, for Boston, which outahot Toronto, 44-18, 9 (1978-79) will defend her title on the 6,302-yard, par-fl Mission victory by either Edmonton, Vancouver Gretzl, the Oilers' sensational teen. Flame. 7, Rangers 3 hills Country Club course, or Washington will mathematically take ager, recorded his first Of whet may be Guy Chouinard assisted on two of .1 out Detroit, which also must win Its last many 50-goal seasons In Edmonton's i-i Atlanta's four flritperlod goals and the tie with the Mlrmeiola North Stars, two gaines, triumph pulled Atlanta to within two Lafleur said he couldn't figure out why (lretzky reached the milestone and tied points i4 the eighth-place Rangers in . . '.. Detroit, In 18th place with 63 points, was the game In the second period. The score NHL'I overall standings. not doing " don't understand it, moved him to within a point of scoring Jets 91aek Ilawha 2 'I -1 r4l: leader Marcel Dionne Of Los Angeles. They've got a lot Of talent here," Dave Christian, the former Olympian, Mk Napier also scored twice as Bobby Smith had Wiled his 27th goal for had a goal and three assists to power GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) The Greater Greensboro Minnesota In the first. Montreal overcame a 2.1 deficit with si Open drew one of its most Impressive fields of golfers in Winnipeg. Jets' goalie Pierre Hamel lost straight - goals. Lafleur scored his 49th Ron Low played a Mzveg game In goal his shut*zt at 1:49 Of tie third period recent years this spring, Only the weather looms as the 1. 4kK ,fr.c goal at 15:10 Of the second period to give for Edmonton, whidi moved into 15th when Torn Lyslak scored his 28th goal of possible spoiler of the $0,000t. • Montreal a 0 lead, and got his 50th 5:23 position in the overall standing& the secn. ________ "The prime factor on scoring is the weather," defending j champion Ray Floyd said Wednesday after a 4.over.par-71, proom round over do windy Forest I layout. "I'm certain you're going to have wind. It's just that LA#Z4'UR, Officials time Of year, ANOMIAL The GGO has traditionally had a problem in bringing CANAVNS _________ . .4 s o loin. golfers to Gree nsboro because It falls the week before pIa$ti the Clympica would be eliminated by permanently 108 ANGELES (UP!) Olympic offkja and Mayor Tom '/YTc* m' a U10 Masters. But thIs year 13 of the top 20 golfers on the wvpL:,:Bradley have reacted with &imay to a suggestion by GOP - moving them back to their historic horn., Greece," Reagan 1rY'v 4Y4'dm PGA money list have entered. ______________ ___ pres en a frvnt.ni.zsr Ronald Reagan tisUnitadSIategnot said. "We could begin the process by foregoing the 1914 F4'f)V#v, 41'wg Mv'' "There's no doai this be. been my best star t," said y boycott the Mescow Olympics but also cancel the 1994 Los Olympia In Uw United States." 'I, Floyd, an 18-year tour veteran with 12 P6* tour victories. games. Bradley, citing many contractual obligations entered Into by ____ "I 1..l 111w Icon win here this week. I'm hitting the ball well Na fl, ft lbS city, called Reagan's idea "Impractical." H. said Amen"I am dluppolnt.d that Ronald Reagan Is not displaying and pulling 491MCMV1 teF esz of iride and i*trkdlan in this eowztrys plans to can dttp and a thlete. "deserve the opportunity" to host the ,yg Another goiter who should have little trouble with confi. -' ___ til Clpie Games in 1194," sa s )4. dence week is Doug T1t1 a w veteran o wen it#'epigi :. ' his first tow event Monday in e Heritage Cliesic, ii _____________ Grgwlsing Ccipcnlfles, th said the Idea of moving e genes to 'mu morning I was a'wI,us to play," said TewsU, who 11i swirnir games will be an outrwtWng opportunity to Greece has been conaidersd in the past and always rejected. had 17 pars and a bogey In his .73 during the proam. show America's best face to lbs wadL". "I V "Maybe I'll get the putter working again." g.ij that W Reagan did ml eimIdet lie 'Lbs LM AigiN Tss reputed today Rasps, alien _____ "I've got a late lee time (Thiraday) d that's going to to be the b site." Uekurroth salt .ndlng a wash coulpIa$ help," he "I 55J , me 5fe5p e ,'e't.r, i ,cImI.g Many of Im pifin mownew Iso =an of FrW601 arlar's coll. hr a hilloott of do 1ITO MARC SLADI SERVICE CUSTOM. &td • O(wica. H. '$hv 6,194-yard layout. .11 fv. IRS. If 00 be any I$'Jgtjg,e. rIg _____________ cew. Is Is good shop., as _________ goode. ft's 'me ,, ___ 'j SUM M eil, sew, we said J hre tWe sz$rjsm4 Chrysler. !1 G'eSt* hoti hey Oseled. Elilelbirgar. But he added. the wsst te PIP*uIl* "1, alcs dwty. w, Ads. (UPI) Mi as of alwaysafactormnGressiboiv. Davs $Uspes shswod sp far a prowoitaut meeting mesa the wind Idas, tie IdgiUr the 50U IS' I, to ossndvs mauwea to geasit America athletes W.iutIsy at tie ciubs Ing tr ' cat. HIGh Eldielbsrgar said. "Itigek elgid or 10 wider could wia 1t" AUTOMOTIVE, from going to Use.,, but espe'omsd coalideacs the athlete. I. mosey wianens so Torn Wanes aid las Wsvino, tie lop alhed Cessna) Manger BOb Lasady aid told it Carmen t'-' to tM " -I IN in iaN, ekled lie GGO. So did tJkw. who 11 t j" y to r t be #IIN U. I4YIflNI C and to 2811 1smds kodeed (ó41)1..j ira*iy ass Ie w* to prepare far the hasten In dptdJflCOfldeeted by Bill Ihzt'tner tdllcwlng - ....... 'iiW 1 mayd y*eal pr.rrii Greater Greensboro rest of his We building a new American dream a dream of justice, brotherhood and equality for blacks, whites and epsecially young people. - Cracks 50 Goal Mark To Enter N.H.L. Books BY UWW Press 11111cmd" said. "He was a black man in a white society. He spent the teacher and coach to someone confined to a wheelchair, It was not an easy adjustment in this small community where he had always been on top. He was able to make the - Lafleur - could 'play at their level," In 1970 Sheridan once again hit .300 for the Senators' Pittafield, (Mass,) double A affilia te, He was 25-years-old at the time and on the verge of a shot at the big time, "Who knows?" Sheridan reflects. "I had played pretty well R and felt I had an opportunity, Realistically I thought I could make it in the next two or three years. - - was the people, many of whom never met him, who said the real goodbye to the athletic immortal, Black and white, they came from work and school or interrupted their lunch hour Wednesday to pay their respects to the black athlete whose speed earned him four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics and the hatred of racist Adolf Hitler, Lance Dennis, his mother and grandmother made a. special trip to the Arizona Capitol, where Owens' lay in state, "i tried to explain to him (Lance) that Mr. Owens did a lot for his people not in a radical way, but in his own subtle way," Kay Dennis said. At 10 Lance tried to understand, "I know he was the first black man to go to the Olympics and win a lot of medals," the boy said, Owens, 66, who lost a 3&month race against lung cancer at a Tucson hospi tal early Monday, lay in a blue-lined, gunmetal gray casket in t he main lobby of the sta te Executive Tower, Flowers and the flags of the United States and Arizona, the Olympic Gam es and t he U.S. Olympic Committee flanked his casket. One of the floral arrangements reproduced the U.S. shield with the Olympic rings at top. A small replica of the white Olympic flag and four gold circles symbolizing the medals he won in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, the broad Jump and the 400-meter relay satin the top of the casket. A funeral is planned for Friday meting in Chicago at the Mernurid! uiapel at the university 01 Chicago, Burial will be In Chicago's Oakwood Cemetery. Arizonans held a memorial service at the Capitol where Babbitt told several hundred people that Owens' Olympic victories were the "American dream come true," "But when he came home, the dream tell apart," Babbitt 'Baseball has given them a lot WASHINGTON (UP!) political and sporting at. State Department said, "that is to say, some- groups have begun make Union. Despite reports support for a titucles among the most tin- spokesman Hodding Carter where over 50 privately or noises suggesting theytowould boycot t Of the Olyinpici portant countries showed that said despi te "noises" from publicly are committed" to not feel "Whe n the day cornea they could, as is none was at the point of various crumbling , more than 50 sports groups that stay away from the games they put it, sacrifice their summer, you will find that our nations have either publicly joining a boycott. they will ignore President because of the Soviet invasion youth to politics," spokesman allies and many other nations or privately committed The U.S. Olympic Corn. Carter's call for a boycott the of Afghanistan. as well will also have decided Carter said, themselves to Joining a mittee Athletes Advisory United States and at least 50 "There is the obvious "There may be some who that marching Into that boycott of the Moscow games, Council was scheduled to other nations will not send that a number of sports wish to march into that stadium is not worth the price RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UP!) Nancy Lopez-Mellon, the State Department says. meet with administration teams, groups In various countries or stadium in Moscow so much and what it says to the Soviet coming off her first tournament victory of 1910, leads a field of A survey earlier by United officials at the White House "The official commitments representatives of sports that they are willing to forget Union about our reaction to ~If i d 85 women in today's opening round .of the $Zo, LPGA Press International of today to discuss the boycott are given," the spokesman groups or subgroups of sports what that means to the Soviet the Afghan Invasion." Winners Circle tournament. Lopez, the LPGA player of year during her first two seasons on the tour, struggled through the first eight tournaments this year before capturing last week's tournament In Costa Mesa, Calif. Lopez Heads Large Field In Winners Circle Today - After his Triple A year, Sheridan played at Burlington ` By United Press International Jones sparkled to lead the The Rockets rallied from a 9-point The NBA playoffs, often a Philadelphia 76ers to 111.96 victory half-time deficit and went on a 204 recall. As long as we win, that's the Phoenix scored 13 straight points main issue." during a threeminute span of the showcase for the league's top stars, over the Washington Bullets, spurt in the third quarter, when they Erving's meager output simply third quarter to take a 60-41 edge, look like they might give a curtain the lead for the first time, worried Was hi ngton Coach Dick t he ir larg est of the game. Otis Henderson, who had brief took call or two to some of the supporting I haven't been getting the calls. Motta all the more. Birdsong led Kansas City with 23,., moments in the sun during cast this year. I've got to take things in my own "Julius wasn't at the top of his points, followed by Bill Robinzine Julius Erving, Moses Malone and Olympicsand the 1978 Bullets' hands," said Gervin, who finished game, that's for sure," he said, with 16. hainpiOnship series, also scored 16 George Gervin, usua lly their teams' ton. with 19 points. Lionel Rol li ns led t he Sixers, who most dominant players, were held to points and had 8 assists for Hous James Silas added 18 points and hit 39-of 31 free throws, with 21 SuperSonics 120, Trail Blazers 110 "This is the most excited I've been suar.performances Wednesday this Kenon 16 for the Spurs. points while Kevin Grevey paced the year," said Henderson, who Gus Williams scored 35 points, night while some of their teammates 1 iThIladelphia Jones, who held Bullets with 34. s pe nt much of th e season on including 19 in the third quarter, to took over, Elvis Hayes to just 14 points, pulled In other games, Phoenix downed spark the Sonics, movi ng Seattle Houston's Tom Henderson and bench. down a seasonhlgh 28 rebounds and Kansas City, 96-93, and rookie Allen Leavell combined to Malone, hobbled by a sprained scored 18 points to carry the 76ers topped Portland, 120-110. Seattle towards a second-round meeting limit Gervin, who finished 14 points ankle, was held to 10 points with Milwaukee. The Blazers pulled but past the Bullets. The winner of the Suns 91, Kings 93 to 97-93 in the final period but the be low his season average, to just one Calvin Murphy scored 28 poin ts and series will play Atlanta. Paul Westphal led six Phoenix Sonics he basket in a decisive third period as the Rockets held San Antoni o to 11 "I can't recall ever having 28 players in double figures with 23 free-t hr ld off Portland with 19-of-20 ow shooti ng. the Rockets posted a 95. triumph points In the third quarter to move reboun In a game," said Jones, points and Walter Davis added 19 to scored 21 points and DJohn Johnson. over the Spurs; and while Erving one step toward a secondround who wasdsone ennis Johnson shy of his career high, lead the Sims. The winner ni th 'i 201w the genie. lien flr..,, 11J&J licid Lu 1i411 liii is.n hid! uMiput, nuuvli-up wwi Inc tioston Celtics, '1ut it's something you don't try to series will meet Los Angeles, 24 for Portland, As.,, Pme Marches PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) Gov, Bruce Babbitt led Arizonans In their final and official tribute to Jesse Owens but It (N.C.) and Savannah, (GA), where he teamed with future Rangers Toby Harrah and Larry Biittner, He hit ,300 at Burlington, "It wasn't so much who I played with , but who I played against," Sheridan pointed out. "Richie Zisk, Greg Luzinaki, Al Oliver, Nolan Ryan and Vida Blue were all involved.! felt I Westphal Sparks Suns Over Kings SUbs Officials Pay' Last Tribute To Owens promoted to the Triple A Buffalo Bisons of the International 4 longer are paying them expense money, shows they do care what will happen once the season starts and aren't quite as mercenary as some owners make them out Rick Williams, son of Montreal Manager Dick Williams, was pitching batting practice for the Expos one day this spring when his father, watching him, remarked to a group of assembled writers, "He's mean out there." Jabbing the needle a little, one reporter sa id to Williams, ''Why shouldn't he be?" The Expos' manager had an immediate comeback. "Takes after his mother" Roger Craig, hio managed the Padres last season and now - In 1968 heridan started the year in Geneva (N.Y.), but was Phoenix, 300 miles through the Arizona deser t. .... The fact so many ballplayers are working out on their own at the various spring training sites, even though the clubs no more will end up choking the game and everything involved? "Baseball has given them a lot of things," Sheridan reminds today's players. "They sho ul d realize what its done for them." And as today's players lean back in their lawnchairs awaiting the end of their mini-strike, they should think about Roger Sheridan and the lawnchair he Is sItting in and maybe onsider just how fortunate they are, '' leaving the players stranded in Yuma and in charge of their own transportation to'r* Atlanta, Baltimore, St. Louis, Cleveland, San Francisco, Oakland, Seattle, Milwaukee, -Former ballplayer Roger Sheridan He was a slashing, left-handed hitting third baseman with moderate power. A West Brooklyn, Ill, native, Sheridan was a three-sport athl ete at Mendota High School, although the school didn't have baseball until his Junior year. Sheridan impressed the pro scouts though, with a .330 average In the tough Illinois Collegiate League the swner between his junior and senior year of college while playing for the Bloomington Bobcats. The articulate college graduate was drafted in June of foll owing year by the Senators, (now the Texas Rangers). He went to the New York-Pennsylvania Rookie League and hit and executive director ...' didn't go last year either. In fact, he hasn't participa te d in the Past 10 yrirs. He wasn't consulted on the player strike. Sheridan was drafted by the old Washington Senators In 1967 after four productive years of hitting over .300 at Quincy (Ill.) College. ap- If you don't want to be a golf widow on the weekend, be brave and sign up to play-with hubby for a reduced admission price of $75.00 for couples. The field is again scheduled for a shotgun start at 1 p.m. ~ - _________________ "f F Thursday, April 3, 1980-9A And Take Strike Is Give By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - �F IDA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Mursday, April 3, IT10 Graham.* Let REA DEATHS Cabinet Rule High Learning TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. "It would sure take up a hell of a lot of Lewis and Rep. Walter Young, Bob Graham drew mixed reaction from their time," Lewis said. Hollywood Democrat and chairman of legislators Wednesday when he unBut Graham's education assistant, Dr. the House Public Schools Committee, enERNEST ALEXANDER wrapped a proposal to greatly increase Charles Reed, said the Cabinet now dorsed Graham's recommendation that Helen Keeran Ernest Alexander, 58, Lake the elected Cabinet's authority over spends 10-12 hours a month refereeing local school boards be given new powers Monroe Terrace, Apartment higher education, teacher disciplinary appeals. to levy up to two mills in additional Dead At 60 Graham suggested among other things 21, Sanford, died Sunday at If the Legislature follows Graham's property taxes for catch-up schoolhouse his residence. Born in that the Cabinet, rather than the Board of plea and transfers this responsibility to construction without a public vote. Helen Marie Keeran, 60, of Madison, he was formerly Regents, be given final responsibility to the Department of Education, Reed said, Young said Dade, Broward, Palm 150 Country Club Road, employed by A.J. Lossing approve or terminate programs at this time could be more productively Beach, Lee and other rapid growth Sanford, died Wednesday at Transfer and Storage Agents universities and community colleges, spent on eliminating duplicating counties can't get state funds to keep up H e also recommended mm the Legislature programs in the system. Seminole Memorial Hospital (Allied Van Lines) for with enrollment growth. transfer from the regents to the Cabinet after a long illness. Born in 'ears. "Right now, there is no single place "The school boards want this power," Maspeth, Long Island, N.Y., He is survived by a soil, authority to contract with private col- where all the educational programs are he said. "If they have the courage to put she came to Sanford in 1958 Samuel Fuller, Sanford; and leges to offer programs too expensive for coordinated," Reed said. "There is a their jobs on the line and levy extra from Bethpage, Long Island. a daughter, Mrs. Jackie state institutions to handle, duplication of effort among highschools, millage, they should have the authority." She was a member of All Martin, Eatonville. Senate President Phil Lewis called the vocational schools, community colleges He said two mills, worth $36 million in Souls Catholic Church, the All Sunrise Funeral Home, 900 proposals a wide departure from present and universities. In some towns, we have Broward County, would do a lot of catpractice and said, "I'd have to think long highschools and vocation schools corn. ching up and without the high interest Souls Women's Club, the Locust Ave., Sanford hard about that." , is in and American Legion, peting for scarce resources." the charge of arrangements. cost of a bond-financed program. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and the Women of the Moose. She was employed Fun.rgl Notices In the Circulation Department KEE RAN, MRS. HELEN of the Evening Herald. MARIE — Funeral services for I Survivors include her Mrs. Helen Marie Keeran, 60, of 150 Country Club Road, Sanford, husband, Virgil W. Keeran, who died Wednesday at Sanford; son, Deals 0. Seminole Memorial Hospital, S Keeran Sr., Lakeland, and will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel grandson Denis O. Keeran II; with Fr. William Ennis nIL of. two sisters, Gertrude F. ficiating. A Requiem Mass will United Press International Harris, Orange City, and be celebrated Monday at 7 p.m. All Souls Catholic Church. The Inflation-weary American Edith M. Lough, Deltona, and at Rosary will be recited Friday at consumers probably won't a brother, Walter J. A. 8:30 p.m. at Gramkow Funeral have to worry about getting Home. In lieu of flowers, the Krygier Jr. family requests donations be their bills on Saturdays or Gramkow Funeral Home Is made to the American Cancer other kind of mail In charge of arrangements. Society. Burial in All Souls beginning next October. Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge. The Se nate Budget CornMRS. ELIZABETH MOORE mittee voted Wednesday to Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, 71, of MOORE, MRS. ELIZABETH cut $600 million from the Funeral services for Mrs. Ypsilanti, Mich., died March Elizabeth Moore, 71, Ypsilanti, Postal Service subsidy in 27. Mich., who died March 27, will fiscal 1981 to make certain Survivors include a sister, be at 3 p.m., Friday at New Mt. Saturday mail delivery is Calvary Baptist Church with Mrs. Fannie Brown and Rev. G.L. Sims Sr., pastor, of. eliminated. The House Budget -several nieces and nephews. ficiating. Burial is in Committee voted to eliminate Eichelbergers Cemetery. • Wilson-Elchelberger A - OURSELVES Nurse Held As 'Death's Angel' LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) A night nurse, led off weeping to jail, faces a murder trial as the alleged "Death's Angel" who switched off life support equipment hooked to a critically ill patient. Jani Adams, 32, a nurse at Sunrise Hospital, wept as she was handcuffed and taken to a jail cell Wednesday, hours after the Clark County grand jury returned a murder indictment against her. Mrs. Adams, a former English teacher at Clemson University in South Carolina, was charged with "reducing the concentration of oxygen being supplied" to liver patient, Vincent Fraser, 51. Fraser, who had been hospitalized for two months in critical condition, died March 3 in the respiratory intensive care unit. "I am glad it's over," Fraser's widow said after the indictment was handed down. "I'm glad I didn't doubt in vain that something was wrong." Mrs. Adams, held on $15,000 bond, will be arraigned Friday in district court. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M iss Stock, J. D. L inch .., ]L11jL! Saturday U0I1II HARDWAnt ' . GARDEN OF JOHN PIROZZI John A. Pirozzl, 69, Route 3, Box 471, Sanford, died Wednesday. He was born in Matawan, N.J., and moved to Sanford two years ago. He was retired from the New Jersey Central Railroad. He was a member of the Church of the Nativity and the Father Richard J. Lyons Council of the Knights of Columbus. He is survived by one Charles, Longwood; a brother Dominick, Brooklyn, N.Y., and two grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Sanford, in the entire subsidy. 1ao&1? MONTH fl PIROZZI, JOHN A. - Funeral services for John A. Pirozzl, 69, of Route 3, Box 471, Sanford, who died Wednesday, will be at 10 am. Saturday in the Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Fr. Clement J. Kuhns officiating, Therosary will berecit,dat 7:30 P.M. Friday. Visiting hours will be 10 am. to S p.m. and 7 to 9 pm. today and all day Friday. Burial in All Souls Catholic Cemetery. Gramkow is in charge, ALEXANDER, ERNEST Funeral services for Ernest Alexander, 58, Apartment 21, Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, who died Sunday at his residence, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sunrise Fun.'rsl Home. Sunrise Funeral Home, Locust Ave., Sanford, is in — charge, Dade Police Trial Grinds As Potential Jurors Heard TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) Dade County Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt was near the halfway mark today in her own questioning of prospective jurors in the trial of five white former Dade County policemen charged in the beating death and cover up of a black Miami insurance executive, In the first three days of jury selection efforts, 72 of the 150 members of the venire had been summoned before the judge to be questioned about their knowledge of the case. Of the 72, only nine said they had not heard of the Incident in Miami, and with 57 of the remaining 63 having undergone individual questioning about their knowledge and their opinions, 14 had been dismiss d for Was or personal reasons. - fl!'AU ADflt,. 151)0 I i LII a mature, middle-age divorcee who has had rotten luck with men. (I'm a three-time loser.) Three months ago I met a very attractive bachelor. After dating steadily, he asked me to marry him. Not wanting to make another '. . . • " '.. begin until October, which Saturday mail delivery will continue until then, But there also is the possibility Americans will be paying more for stamps. Postal Director William Bolger said a price hike may be needed to offset an cxpected deficit. On Wednesday, hard. pressed consumers found out: —The prime rate on large bank loans reached a record 20 percent, double the rate charged in late 1978 and further squeezing both consumner and business borrowing. And economists expect the rate to go even higher. —President Carter signed a proclamation Implementing his March 14 announcement of a $4.62 per barrel fee on crude oil imports used for gasoline. The 10-cent per gallon increase the fee will produce will show up at the gas pump means When 'I Qua N'ty ell~ Counts iri t blue dress with white lace at the bodice. She wore baby breath II her hair and carried a cascading bouquet of pink roses and MR. AND MRS. .J. ft VII) LINC1I baby's breath. The groom's best lflUfl WS his brother-in-law, Ray Forrester business women in central Florida in 197i. 111gb Springs. Linch isa graduate of the University of Florida. 1k has been bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stock of employed by the State of Florida for the past eight years. Winter Park. The groom's jmrents are Mrs. horace [.inch of Time couple went to Nassau, New Providence, Paradise and 111gb Springs anti the late Mr. Linch. Eleutheri Islands in the Bahanias on their honeymoon. The The reception was at Maison Et Jardin Restaurant in will reside at the groom's home in Maithìnd. Altamonte ' account' 't' with Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. She was voted one of the three ou ts tanding ______ visit,) I told him there should place there knowing how the be no letters or phone calls church feels about people who because I wanted to give our live In sin. relationship an objective Abby, I really miss going to evaluation without emotional church, interference. Do you think a person who is Well, I went, and you've living in sin has any business heard the old saying, worshiping in God's house? - .. Getting Married Iferaid office to announce tilese events riit, - IJL.1%L% _______ Fiscal year 1981 does not charge. .'i'. ....... Absence Made Grow Fonder"iiiiiin But Not His -- Wilson. Eichelberger Mortuary. " ' - - Mortuary, Sanford, Is in charge of arrangements, 'P". quet of baby's breath and pink roses. honor ?\ Vernon (Juanita) ii friend of the bride intl 1iko tier itlInInhtr1ItI%e assistant at l)e.in Witter Reynolds. Mm's. Volniert wore a full-length baby (h 'The home and grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Duffy, 132 W. Woodland Drive, Sanford, have been selected by the Magnolia Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford for the Garden of the Month Award. According to . a spokesman, the grounds are landscaped well and the overall appearance 4)1 the yard is "exceptionally neat." The couple do their own yard work. - any ' Vows scading ' 'I - '11E W ..! ..1 N 4r Repeat Bar ba ra It. Stock of Altamonte Springs and J. David linch of Maitland, were married March 1. The double ring ceremony took place at the Unitarian Church in Orlando, the Rev. Robert Smudski officiated at the rerenionv. The bride wore a full length off-white dress with a floral htnlpic ut of s 111k h ib breath and pink roses She carried a Deliveries Could End Thursday, April 3, 1950—lB ' )". — -S . • ' be accompanied by professomal black and white photographs if a picture is desired with the aflnouflceWedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. ----••• :.-• - For a Limited Time Onlyl • "Absence makes the heart Sign me... mistake -I told hint I thn,,,h ...v.,S grow fonder"? It's true. I "ATENNESSEESINNEII" we should wait awhile before swer, so I told him I wanted to really missed him, and when I DEAR SINNER: Go to --.-- I rushing Into marriage. He go away for two weeks to got home I told him I'd marry church. said he couldn't live wi thout think it A church Is not a over. (I have a sister him, . museum for saints. It's a me and had to have his an- 500 miles away I want ed to The n he told me that he hnItnl for lnn,rc ..4 wanted two weeks in which to 1 DEAR ABBY: Last Sunday , think it over. He wasn't going a woman called and asked to anywhere, but suggested we talk to Victor (illy husband). I not see each other or corn- said he wasn't home (which pp municate during that time. I he wasn't), and then she / was hurt, but I went along asked if he was out of town. I .i. With it, asked her 'who wanted to When the two weeks were know, and she said, "It's none up, he told me he still wasn't of your business," so I hung 'i t,.,, sure, and wanted "a little up on her. more time" to think things She called back In about an over. hour. This time Victor was Abby, do you think he's home, so I let him answer the trying to get even wi th me? I phone. . really want to marry him All he said was, "I told you now. What should I do? not to bother me," then he . BLONDIE hung up. I asked him Who it DEAR BIA)NDIE: Ask him. was, and he said, "Some dizzy ... If he puts you off again, you'll broad who works at the know you blew it. Some other plant," but he wouldn't tell t/ old sayings come to mind: me her name. If you were in :. "Out of sight out of mind," A my place, would you try to bird In the hand..." and "He find out who this "dizzy . who hesitates is hat." br oad" Is ? And do you think ', DEAR ABBY: I have a there is some funny business problem I don't know how to going on? Victor has always .. deal wi th. I am li vi ng wi th a been honest. man I love very much. We are :. ME IN JERSEY not married, but we have been .. . DEAR ME: Since Victor living together for two years. has always been honest, skip I have always gone to it. A man isn't responsible for CLUB PRESIDENTS REVIEW RMH church, but since I started who calls him. living with this man, I have Getting married? Whether The 41unior Woman's Club of Sanford hosted a been too ashamed to go you want a formal church president's council of civic organizations in the because I would feel out of wedding or a simple do-your...... -- .--- -•• ....,•,• ,, ui IISI "ariiirr anxora CHamber of own-thing ceremony, get Commerce as a public awareness project of the Abby's new booklet, "how to club in the interest of the Ronald McDonald house Have a Lovely Wedding." In Gainesville. Kathy Miller, JWC project Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed chairman of ItMil, seems pleased with the envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky response from a film on the house shown by Tom Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. hunt, vice president of Friends of RMII Inc. 90212. hill [) .. . . Sal. Price 94 gallon . .- . r'4 ' S , , '. - lE 5 5-Star Ace-Ton. Interior Latex Fl at - i ': • Intl . s. 5 (183) -. *5 *C . DI.I.Se , 10 W/o , ' it's tills h$VIO into hmInoh County's Finest Mimorisi Perk ... t. a ngs ' end',00 nays ,,,h,tma C , co'" ... . 11 es 01 P M,cftso ,etectedm ,0onmon'Y' . IMI INIISII(I'ON O COUNtS? (CU. ba *NS SMIN*I? aol. 2 regUt° .. MEMORIAL PARK ipj' 6 p .. U (IbI1 , ' . • ece .-. ,..' Stow ','.'. . ,• MON. THRU FRl, -S SATURDAY 9.1 .. - - . -:.7. . - .. - .':... - . . -- 1111114, Xi Epsilon Sigma To Coordinate With All Your Spring Fashions... Watch the open toe pump this season! Luscious Kidskin Leather . Tall, Shapely Heel Famous Naturalizer Comfort Conducts Election Xi Epsilon Sigma held the last meeting of March at the XI Winter Springs home of Mary Cook, The meeting was condueled by Eileen Mack, president. New officers were elected for the coming year. They are: president, Phyllis Miller; vice-president, Eileen Mack; treasurer, Donna Speir; correspondence secretary, Cheryl Gividen; and recording secretary, Millie Gilbert. Installation of officers will be held in May. Plans were completed for the chapter's participation in the Erica Cook square dance. Posters were made and will be placed in stores throughout the Sanford area, The chapter will be attending the Founder's Day luncheon April Z. _ We You ifi I .b Wi th 01, Lov.Iy Collection Of Lingerie And S..— Accessories •'.' A large selection of Jewelry, Hoidhagi And B. For Ivory Oécazlonl pim lk Publicity Procedures The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: I. Releaseè should be typed (lower and upper case,, double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number Is ZERNATURAU— THE SHOE WITH THE ILAUTUI. FIT TA T. A19 ORION 55 il -•. • ••- -- •••• , I 201(. FI MST ST. 's t SANFORD SHOE STORE PH. 322.0204 - Keep releases slmpló;. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days,aftq the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior topubticatlon date. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week In advance. I I Sres sllp1 (?j ' • 218-ME. FIRST ST. - SANFORD Hoihry —, �-- - BLON DIE F\ 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. t wkAT 4 AppEN1 I arrNc,UE MY Thursday, April 3, lflO 4i± by Chic Young ACROSS 45 Egypt (abbr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Comedian IT'S BETTER T14AN AWVTWING I House pet I!Ilr!' LIOP ERI Skelion YOULL SITE INTD H ERE! 4 Pined ,. RA R 1I 49 Makes mad 1 . N 'I' I RNL I E 9 Hedcovering52Didnotexjst is SINI I 12 Pronoun (cont.) (WELL, E, JOY IT..) •;'. Co ffe e Can T gg ri ,';.. . er Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , r _ j ta $ T _____ _____ 20 Pillar of a _ staircase ________ - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I KNOW , TO TAKE IT (mAwvJ - point a £ ______ _ 68 Silent 22 12, Roman 67 Golf mound 24 Conceit I 25 Rook's cry DOWN 28 Safety agency __ T C £ N A N 0 $ 5 I'm a _ 11 Fruit rind LONDON (UP!) always be an England, and every Proper chap will always * 46 Accounting Ladtnb j 48-year-old female, 5 19 Illiteratesigna. term pounds and I'm troubled with ture 48 District hard pounding and speeding 21 Time periods attorney (sbbr. up of the heart. I've had this 23 Barometer (abbr.) I Chemistry ) for 20 year& I've been on line of these habits tend to O College (abbr.) 49 Botch every medicine' you can stimulate irritable spots In the 24 Less difficult 50 Angers athletic group 2 Air (prefix) 34 Word to call 3 Very (Fr.) 26 African land 51 Emancipate mention and still I have at heart that can trigger attention 4 Errand 26 Eagle's nest least two very bad attacks a irregular beats and the kinds 53 Begone 35 Words of 5 Baseball 27 Comedian Ed year, 54 Dub of attacks you're complaining denial player Mel I smoke six to 10 cIgarettes 36 Tenement 55 son about, I think you ought 29 Towel word 37 River in 6 Salary 58 National a day, don't drink alcohol but quit the coffee immediately. 31 Musical sign Tuscany monogram I do drink six to eight cu of 7 House wing 32 Distintive air You might want to taper off 39 Edge 8 Moribund 59 And so on coffee a day. 33 Loves (Lat.) 41 Period the coffee to prevent having a 9 Grind with the (abbr.. Lit.. 2 38 Egg (Fr.) 42 Force unit One night while at work tooth severe headache from the wds.) 40 Life jacket (2 43 On the ocean 10 First-rate (I'm a bartender), I had a withdrawal symptoms you'll terrific pain in the base of the have from your addiction to skull — so bad that It buckled 1 2 3 caffeine, I'm sending you The 5 16 7 8 9 10 11 my knees. I was weak for a Health Lotter number — , 12 — — few minutes and then it went Controversial Beverages: — —— — — — away, I had an appointment Coffee, Tea, Colas and —1 _____ 15 with the doctor the next week Chocolate. Other readers who any _________________ and so I told him want this issue can send 75 ________ 21 about it. The subsequentcents with a long, stamped, — — — — events included consultations self-addressed envelope for it. :. O1 ______ ______ - THE BORN LOSER LPGT QvTOJ, WWICH C 1H WU1T RCW ff6_ ';ig.•. ,j — — — 22 23 24 S - - - - - - ............. ________ ____ - - 158 - . . . .. . - ________________________________ . -. 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David's cousin, a men. tally handicapØed man, is unjustly accused of attacking a black woman, (DO MORiC & MINOY - __ / •4 1" .'.t(. _ V .,, ____ _____ ___ _____ _____ ______ ____ _______ 3 10) WILD HORSES BROKEN WINOS 2:25 (12)(17)wS _______ _____ ______ '.7' ________ ____ _____ '9 "" _____ _________________________ ',, _____ ______ ______ 0 (4) ANOTHER WORLD 0 J35)I DREAM OF JEANNIE I UUUS GALS HOTEL THE LITTLE RAS- / 7:30 ... 8:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 0(3.) CARD SHARKS (1]) (35) P11. CLUB 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (0) (121(17) MOVIE 10:30 • (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 3)0CELEB0ITYWHEWI 2222i $02 LPLAZAU1 7:48 ONLY 60019 ALBERT PG FOOLIN' AROUND PLAZ 1:45 ONLY .' ':". Golden Age year. Fun, Prizes, Entertainment, meet the Bunny person. _ _ _______ -. in . Every Liffle GIrl Will Love She hasapat.nt on prttlnesgl Central Florida '- Colors " - .. • Black • Red Blue APRIL 5 ZOO'S •Whu. - Saturday ___ EGG EAS i _ E FRill cHEST n owl" an sow 45 eewww in law* ad ft@* per child; all eggs will be numbered and prizes will be awarded. $1.00 admission includes admission to the zoo. Entertainment! Fun! '4 4, \Ø Ptl.j2499 NSLFIIST$T,,DQwNwpf$ANpo*o HUNT' Join us for a traditional Easter Egg Hunt! Saturday, April 5, . the Easter takenwjtt 1 Bunny! 323.6471 --- -- ----- ----- Zoo HWY. 17.$2 N. SANFORD. Fl - . ' ' - '-- I , 3211216 CLOSEDTHURS. FRI—GREASE representing the Sunrise Kiwanis Club, present ( rained Golden Age Olympics medals to Emma Spencer for the help she has-given the Olympics, In addition tO 8110wing her tennis courts to be used for the tennis matChes. Sunrise Kiwanb Club every 11:30 FORTUNE - 0 ® WHEEl. Olympics chairmilln Jim Jernigan (center) and Gary Zadow, Hp 17g35 (10) NOVA ______ - MEDALS SHOW SATURN III . 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DONAHUE ____ _____ ____ MI (iisrebougM ____ '•I it, i_______ gi—a ioi them moe—'t makers) weuld _______ II a ee TOMORROW Guest: Journalist Larry King (Marc Singer). an aspiring M 0 13ARETTA Baratta boxer, prepares for his first combats an Oriental killer major fight against an oppo- determined to seek revenge for the death of his daughter. (A) nent who once befriended him. (7)020/20 1:35 (24 (10) ThE ASCENT OF MAN (17) NEWS (12) "Generation Upon Genera. tion" The intricate code of 1 IM (17) MOVIE "Charge Of human inheritance and the di,The Lancet." (1954) of Oreger Mendel 8:00 1' - 1:00 (Premiere) Johnny Captor c7300NELIFETOLIVE (1J)( 35) GONER PYLE 7:25 0(3.) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1 0 COLUMBO (5) 0 THE CONTENDER 0(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE ' _ is against city government cor. ruption alter he is murdered. 12:00 9:30 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY __ However, he said lbs good Muff stow N I WWI effect on Maude's life. (Part 2) t24 (10) DICK CAVETI Guest: Sophia Loren. (Part 1 of 2) (R) (130 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA AMERICA per and Crowley take up a newsnaperman's crusade _____ ' aniahl quantities as boos. psrdsased In Mate-run liquor Mores, Joe,M,belng held at the FragllcountyJaØ5,si5 10. _ Mill a day "when I'm on a am lsw deinks halt a gallon &us'dtemg.mo usL"He said tradition and lasta are the reasons the "juice" _ NO GREAT AND SMALL "It Takes All . Kinds" - -Routine is shattered when Siegfried hires a secre- TURNS 6:55 Garfield, Geraldine Fitzgerald. A soldier returning from the war becomes a West Coast con artist whose victims are wealthy widows. 11:50 _____ Dichum sold most sWIs we now ran by -*ell4qWdnd e' 6i"n by Un whiskey to them —ii for selling. not 1nkIng. ,;.- 'I TUNE (U) (35) MAUDE The death of CFIIii%fl 4s•_ oa I.-------. am a ufullic 2:00 8T THE DOCTORS (1) 0 AS THE WORLD 6:45 IS (10) A.M. WEATHER when two of her cousins are c!2)( 17) MOVIE "Nobody Lives Forever" (19461 John murdered. (DO BARNEY MILLER Two topless dancers and a man who claims that he'll burst into flames at any moment invade the preclncl,(R) (U) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS SENOR (17) NEWS _____ ___ - lil. L..ft ___________________________________ KEEP EW _ , by Craig AA4AWI HIM LOST HIM'S UTTL.E PIARY, POOR RuNri How "rMe$cJ nation. ,, ____ . i3J 0 ED ALLEN Dick Van Patton . NEWS (1) 0 ABC NEWS (1)0 BARNABY JONES Bet. (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST ty becomes the prime suspect When Fred gets a toothache, _____ ___ ___________ TUMBLEWEEDS REPORT © (17) SANFORD AND SON Carson. Guests- Joan Rivers, / moonshine production lit ThquestontpeaauusIswhyth - die mysteriously at a resort hotel where Ouincy is attending a Pathology convention. (R) __________ ________ orlininel __ ________________ 9:00 0 @J QUINCY Several guests whatever you call It, I Hill 50. 4.1 4 7:00 0(4) FACE ThE MUSIC (1) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKER'S WILD 0 (35) SANFORD AND SON (8 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER - "rue moonshiner of folklore does not exist," said Dickerson, "Moonshiners are criminal, , They are tax thieves who cheat federal and MM. goverlm3ents. Their product Is fly pjo-nous, and sometimes deadly," ---- AS 2 DID! 8:30 LD 0 BENSON Benson saves the day when Jessica Tote gets herself involved In a scand1oug situation while visiting the governor. 2 (10) 0000 NEIGHBORS "Say Little Hen..." ____ - MUCH 9irl. C9 (10) EARTH, SEA AND jy "National Parks" (Part 1) (M 0 7) 600 NEWHART Emily refuses to give in to Bob's desire to watch football every Monday night. ____ But authorities contend moonshine Is no longer the product .::o,bearded, _____ ______ Lemmon. N EWS () 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (7) 0 RYAN'S HOPE T ~35)DICK VAN DYKE 2) 17) MOVIE 1:00 8 CD DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN ~35)35 LIVE 24 10) TIUBROMANIA 1:30 24 (10) LA PASCOA DEL AMERICA Moomhlne continues to flow-M in awthern Virginia even •;. tho ugh production of Illicit whiskey throughout the nation WP Dickerson said, . - MY 2 (17) MOVIE "Phffftr' (1954) Judy Holliday. Jack Y' . County "the major" center for RE4LLY '1OU' TOW ME a PILkE 5i$CERaY YOU OIN6 This P6ie'5 kL-5Ly I, 6t0E,., TI*RE'S NOThING siri (12) (17) ILLINOIS POWER REPLY TO SIXTY MINUTES MORNING 10:30 5:00 (fl) (35) CANDID CAMERA (730 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 11:00 530 0(4) CID NEWS () 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER CED (35) BENNY HILL 6:00 10) THE REST OF 8 (1)COUNTRY ROADS KOVACS The uncutERNIE last (1) 0 HEALTH FIELD broadcast. It originally aired in M 0 SUNRISE January 1962. al (17) LAST OF THE WILD 6:05 "Pirates Of The Forest" (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 11:30 6:30 (43 TONIGHT Host: Johnny 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (ED 135~ TENNESSEE TUXEDO (24 10 CROCKETT'S VICTORYGARDEN (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM "It's old a On ages," said Circuit Court JW99 BA. '4114onkof who is Upset because federal officials said lenient -. " _____ E5 - Il'S tTHeftE'5 PR4SGIE ALL PRETTY HOW. 5EPTOR deliver a package of money which turns out to be phony. 24 (10) PROBE - () OH, I OT 4 RE4L. examined In the light of modern theories of genetics. ". ______ .18P415/j (35) JIM ROCKFORD An old flame uses Rockford to 8:30 Kermit "Red" Salyer, a crusading newspaper editor who received anonymous- threats when he began writing about moonshine as a public nuisance 27 yem ago,CWW the enck. down "more bark than bite," ." "All blown out of proportion," said 'ranklin County Sheriff Quint Overtosi, who added he is too busy Investigating mar- _____ deroi, hw9laides and drup to worry about momhine. "They've been making whiskey before I come here (In 1969) 'a they'll be making whiskey here when Fm dead and g," 1, said Overton, "They talk ilk. whiskey's running In the streets here," _________________ )41 ThERE, Th(S FOR MIN&1H6 . ' ' , ________________ . father appears to be paying special attention to a pretty 730 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH f1) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 12:00 CHAIN REACTION (D0 NEWS (35)1 LOVE LUCY (10) SESAME STREET 1 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 0 Broadcasting Network (CBN). 0(4) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS ([1) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opio becomes jealous when his he Insists that Lamont find a white dentist to cure him. AFTERNOON In addition to the channels listed, cablevisIon subscribers may tune In to Independent channel AND FRIENDS Skits: - The Hot Dog Stand," "The Morning After." ____ '-' ______ S (10) Orlando Public Broadcasting System . 0(4) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING , ' _____ rs Last Week, agents of the federal Alcohol, Tobacco and '- Firearms Bureau and the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control commission began their biggest raid in a decade, arrestIng 40 people and seising 39 stills and 3,000 gallons of whiskey in a six• county area, 7U media loved it — reporters from several major -.-' me tropolltannewapaper$were th.e to reJ ft event_ but ar ea residents were stifling yawns, ____ ______ . EARTH, SEA AND "Environmental Geology" (10) Independent Atl&nta, FLORIDA - _______ - ø(4)(FO(!)0 NEWS (17) NEWS (i') (17) ' hollows of southern Virginia. MoolIshine making Is a tradition spanning generations, Residents claim It will be around for generations to coin. regardless of recent efforts state and federal "renooe" . ro (4) 0 (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando (35) e head-bster, rotgut, moonshine '' • • 84 oo ROCKY I I' ______ ________ yen Tty To Halt Old Tradition WIN AT BRIDGE • (CBS) Orlando 11:55 Independent Orlando - & RDR L () 0 8:00 ______ - .0 but the Coke hat always has a rough finish. "There's buy a Coke hat," Yariiey said every bowler it makes there are two styles, the modified hunting variety and Sir Winston's Churchill's favorite, the , HOROSCOPE Of "There's a difference between the two," Yardley maintained. "The bowler is smooth, . . I (ABC) Orlando Coke (7)0 FAMILY FEUD Cable Ch, 0 hats. -. - 441 ,-NOM! PRESCWT — even though Lock's still calls them Cable Ch. EVENING - -- and X-rays, brain Scans, you Send your request to me, in name it, I had It, and nothing care of this newspaper, P.O. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 f 32 33 of significance was found, I Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, was afraid I had had a stroke. New York, NY 10019, 34 35 36 0 What really bothers me: In V The second thing that might C 4 -_____________ the test where they put the help would be a better un39 dye in the artery in your leg to derstanding of your irregular 4 11 — visualize the arteries in your heartbeats, For that reason, 44 IJII! Ill IIIII ________________________ IIiIIIIIiIII/I Ill ___ _____________ senng you e Health 4L4 the injections and they only 45 46 47 48 got three pictures instead of Irregularities, Skipped Beats 49 50 51 ________________________ the five they wanted. Could 52 53 5 and Tachycardias, ARCHIE — . -. they have niicciwl cnmathin&7 rione 01 me conmuons you Dy Bob onana 5 59 '80 — More recently the doctor described have anything to do — 1( P"WHERE'Y'4TTHE I LEFT MY ' /HY 00 "IOU SANK THERE P0 YOU THIRTEENTH READY CREDIT CARD THATS WHY I said he hadn't been too with a malignancy. Having THEY TAKE FOREVER TO 63 ,ANK NATIONAL .1 6 TOGO'TO HOME' ILL HAVE BANK THERE' CASH A CHECK' BUY worried about my attacks had a picture of the arteries to LUtICN , TO CASH A until the last one which he your brain, even if Ill. L they only 65 66 CHECK 67 said was approachi ng the got three films, pretty well — — J ...1 lower chambers, but I don't rules out any blockage in the Know what that means. And arteries to the brain itself. he also said something about The doctor who talked about malignancy, Can you shed the lower chambers was any light on all of this? referring to the location of the DG . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL DEAR READER I won't irritable spots In your heart be able to solve your total that causes the attacks of For Friday, April 4, 1980 problem but there are two rapid heart action, You can things that would be helpful, have such a spot In the top YOUR BIRTHDAY you are, so there's no need to First, you need to stop part of the hear t (the atrial Aprill, 1980 feel drinking all that coffee. I'd cham be inadequate, E E K & MEEK rs) or you can have Substantial rewards could VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) like you to quit smoking, too, such a spot In by Howie Schneider the lower part of come to you this coming year You could, if not careful, I'M ,.*JjI?JG 1f but the coffee may be ACTUAW' I'M more the heart (the ventricular for a job well done, However, too much of others and Important in your case. Both chambers), JD I kEE1 'WR #4ELP! A 'flJ) #4ELPfk)G first make certain that thereby deprive yourself CAJJ Pap ME! of a V (t&mALcjcE,, everything yougoafterJ goal you could have realized honest :chance of being at- had your request been' tai ned. 'l, reasonable, ' ARIF (March 21.Ajl 19) LIRM (Sept. 33'4.,23) How you would like things to 'Double-check youloi1rces to Z Ti*14t.states: "Many -ontracta' be and what they really are make sure e not been niadi'beeause; NORTH' .3.so iai1on the are two different things. A you get om declarer did not plan his j 1043 others Is valid, fr whole play before playing to TA2 costly mistake could be made You may be a bit on the the first trick. Oswald Jacoby today if you don't face facts, gullible side today. created an acronym called •A K 7543 Romance, travel, luck, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARCH. The meaning is: WEST EAST resources, possible pitfalls Stay at arm's length from o l.A Analyze the lead, . Q 765 K2 and career for the coming situations not of your 2. ft Review the bidding. 10765 9843 concern PRISCI LLA'S POP 3. C Count your winners months are all In your Astrc- today, You could be drawn A 1095 and losers, • Graph Latter which begins Into something by Ed Sullivan • Q 102 that would ' I ALWAYS PREAP E1J 4. H How can I make this /' IGUESS TH1) "T SETIME5 THIS JOB with your birthday, Mall $1 prove more expensive for you 5()(J1ft PUrrING UP AN hand?" '4 BEST THING *A98 for each to REALLY THE PITS.' Astro.Graph, Box than for the actual parWest opens the jack of C*'EN"HOU$E SIGN IN 00 IS IGNORE KQ 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Ucipants, hearts. TH IS NEHBoRHocP' Analysis indicates a THEM • K Q I 732 10019, Be sure to specify bir th long suit headed by jack. 8AGrFI'ARIUS (Nov. '16 zia There is no bidding to Review, date. Ia Dec. 21) ad softly today In Vulnerable: East-West Count shows declarer needs TAURUS (April 20-May 20) areas where your reputation De aler: North six tricks from clubs and You have a strong tendency to Or imalige we on the line. A diamonds. He sees that Imme. West NorM Ent sooth be unrealistic regarding. the wrong or thoughtless movediate play on clubs won't give i Pass 14 way you manage your will produce a him time to collect even one 2 poor lasting ". financial resources today, impression, Pass Pass Pass 3 NT diamond trick so he must ' attack diamonds first. Some form of loss is exCAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, st1 He wins the heart with i tremely likely. _ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) your capabilities or leads a diamond. East cannot Good opportunities will go exaggerating to —"-1 afford to rise wi th h is ace and coworkers sowfor youtodayifyouth ducks. wlllhaveadeleteriouseffect. BUGS BUNNY by Stofful & Heimdahl too much in term of ,I,, You'll 108e out comple Now declarer can play a tely InMe second diamond and make of "We", The more when you can't perform. b By Oswald Jacoby four odd If the suit breaks 3.3 you share, the better your Alan AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe and go down If it breaks 4.2. A C? chances. 19) U you're prone to take Ted Lyons, the new presi- better play is to attack clubs' CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) rIsks today, don't do so with (3) dent of the American Bndgesince bak the chance of a 3-2 club If you make a mistake or are things that belong to Is percent. Others. A Teachers' Anociation, took up guilty of an oversight today, friend will be angered He attacks clubs. They bridge teachIng to give himdon't attempt to cover it up, $0In.thIfl to do after breakandhescoreshisgame. The situation could become PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) Wift as President of Alle. (NZWSPAPER F-Nmmm Am.) far worse than what you'd Placing too-heavy echnical Institute. demands Pettily (For a copy of JACÔBY I He Is an old friend of have to face by 'teasing up. on your mate will have a Oswald Jacoby, who is a year MODERN, send $1 to: "W at LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) twofold effect: You'll create younger. Today's article first Bridge." care of this n"Va. Resist the urge to try to keep an unhappy home en- appeared In per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City the 1979 ABTA 10019.) . airs, People like you for what get what you want, ing to his young friend ANNIE FRANK - AND ERNEST by Leonard Starr by Bob Thavu SWccR,r ~J1M)rP? THLIMAY _______________________ _____ _______ 1"( - F 16 by Art Sansom Rci Yardley, Is his quaintly Olde Woride hat firm James Lock & Co. of St. James's street, Once upon a time, so the Popular image goes, every Englishman wore a bowler. Like square shape — is fitted individually to the Cow'he Chaplin, wearer's head. Between the two world wars when, as The head shape is recorded on a cardboard Yardley put it, "You never saw anyone out in sheet, cut out and put on a device called a the street without some kind of hat on" — the brow. This creates a contour on which the bowler achieved its greatest popularity. It hat's crown is shaped, turning the hat before became an essential part of the uniform Of the a heated kihi until the shellac becomes pliable dapper British civil servant. Lock's then sold enough to take the brow's shape. Several thousand bowlers a year. Lock's keeps thousands of head shapes in Now the bowler Is still part of the British files these of bowler wearers, but stereotye, but actually seeing one in London customers for the dozens of styles the firm aimo a rarity. Lock sells about 600 a year. makes, They have filed the shape of Gregory The trouble with the bowllngball hat, Peck's head, of Frank Sinatra's, along with Yardley says, is that it isn't exactly informal,those of Beau Brummell, Admiral Horatio "You can't wear Jeans with a bowler," he Lo Nelson and the first Duke of Wellington. said in an interview. "You have to dress up to "With his head shape on file, a client can it.of call from anywhere in the world and get a hat Lock now sells its bowlers mostly to stock- made Immediately," Yardley said, brokers, lawyers and properly attired hun. The firm used to offer bowlers In black, ters, Yardley said, It makes them just as it blue, two shades of both gray and green and has for 130 years, beginning when Lock & Co, three of brown, Today it's either black, gray had been in Its present locaijon, a stone's or brown, tirow from St. James's Palace, for nearly 100 Yardley does not despair about the cornyears. paralive passing of the bowler from the Yardley said the bowler was born In 1850 English scene, He even thinks it has a future. "For the past few years, the youngster Ound 4 Went around looking as scruffy as thes Y .. hat that would stay on If he brushed a low could," he said, "But they're getting dressy . branch and was strong enough to protect his now I app hw,nnl huh, IlI.0 j.,. nean it Ms horse threw him, back a iC" .. So Locke's designed a hat with a rabbit-fur ____________________________ felt exteri9r covering a rock-hard shellac, ___________________ ___________________ and-gossamer shell. "In the beginning It was laughed at quite a lot," Yardley said, "But after two or three years, people realized it was a practical hat." British army officers began wearing it with civilian clothes, It spread to clerks in the flnanclaldistrict, then to the civil service, and soon replaced the top hat, which Yardley said - Is harder to care for, ___________________ Other firms started making the hat, InThe body is made up of . duding Thomas Bowler's company, whose about 60 percent water, name was eventually attached to the product H - - ' Wear the "bowler" hat Americans call a "derby," That's what you think, You can still buy bowlers in many gores, but the Only place still manufacturing the genuine original article, according to Frank foot 6-and-a-half and 130 TV HIGHLIGHTS I,I s - A O Become - __ 1 JOLJRNEVO'A ThOUSAND MILES 8EGINS WITH THE FIRST STEP." Bovvler Hat C $ __ ETLE Irregular Heart T C 13 Cisalpine land 58 Miscalculate C 14 Garden tool 57 Nappy leather E R FVI A0 15 Rather than 61 Small island . LEO A 0 DEAR DR LAMB I've (poetic) 62 Look s A5o f CA 16 Scribers 63 Rocky ! got more than one problem. I -AD£ 17 Compass Mountain just spent $5,000 to get some ffl • A S H Fturr point park r answers and still don't have 18 Biblical 64 Electrical unit I 0 an y. character 65 Compass IPdICIO S P 1' PA .Li Th ursday, April 3, 1eG-1B Nor �. 41-Evening H.rpd, $fd, pi. Thursday, April), 980 (,;.3~ '% C F%ALENDAR .. ••- • I Legal Notice Nuke Seminole Vow STREAM IND., and that I intend to register said name with tti. Change Seminole County branch of American Association of University Women; Sears Activity Room; refresh- ments at 7 p.m.; program at 7:30. Topic: How the AAUW Works and the Functions of the National, State, and Local Organizations. Tuscawilla Homeowners Association, 8 p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road. Program on consumer protection by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Protection. Blood Bank Drawing, 4-7 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Donors must be 17.65 (older with a doctor's certificate.) Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency DeBary Square. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal parish house, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Al. Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, APRIL 4 Safety Arts Band of Rehearsal Volusia Agricultural Center's Horticulture ClinIc, 2 p.m. Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. 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 1 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cwelberry 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., DeBaiy Community Center. For Senior Citizens. Free Enter egg hunt, refreshments, prizes, Easter Bunny, and a special theatre performance, 10-11:30 a.m., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, Inc. gazebo, 5903 Rando*i St., Orlando. Central Florida Zoo Easter Egg Hunt, 10 a.m., at Zoo Park for children 10 and under. Prizes in three age categories. Regular admission for zoo includes egg hunt. Fish Fry, VFW Post 10101, Sanford, 51:30 p.m., Log Cabin Post home on lakefront. Section 513.09 flotlda Statutes Ifs?. KNOXVILLE, Term. (UP!) - On March 25, 1979, near Pa., the American public was gi ven a lesson In the dangers of nuclear power. The Three Mile Island accident jolted the nation and the world and sent shock waves through the nuclear Industry. The Tennessee Valley Authority's David Freeman feels Three Mile Island will be a benchmark in the atomic Industry. The TVA chairman says what has transpired since the accident has triggered changes for the better and made safety the number one priority of the industry. "The American citizen has never really understood the mysteries of radiation, but has for years accepted the perhaps too soothing assurances of the nuclear industry," Freeman said. "The foundation of these assurances was badly shaken at Three Mile Island. "Those concerned citizens -and there are millions of them - constitute a jury on nuclear power and they have not yet rendered a verdict," he said. "My impression is that TMI has changed the attitude of many utility executives about the degree of attention required for nuclear safety -and changed it for the better." believes big In the nuclear industry is better. "TMI strongly suggests that some of these utilities may have no business In the nuclear field," he said. "Specifically, the accident Illustrates the fact that the production of electricity through nuclear energy is not a Job for fragmented, small operators, which might operate one nuclear plant without the critical technical talent and know-how and financial resources Freeman to make the necessary investments In safety." He said WA Is moving to implement a number of safety lessons from the accident. He said the agency has moved to require additional standards for training plant operators at the agency's $20 million training center near Chattanooga. WA also has moved to expand emergency plans for nuclear plants, extending the evacuation radius around each to encompass a 10-mile area rather than a three-mile area that was the standard before TMI. The agency has reduced the dosage of occupational allowable radiation exposure for WA employees at the nuclear plants. The former standard of 5 rem per year now stands at 4 rem. A rem is a unit of measure for determining how much Halfway Geneva Citizen Association, 8 p.m., Geneva Community Building. TUDAY, APRIL 1 Private Industry Cannel regular meeting, Building J, Seminole Community College. 4 p.m., Ssburbu RepabHra. Wemaa's Club, 9:40 am., home of Grace Martin, 1012 Cathy Drive, Altamonte Springs. A Boutique work session for auction and banquet to be held on October. Bring bag lunch. Prospective members welcome. VFW ladies AflIry Unit 18101,8 p.m., log cabin on lakefront, Sanford. "TM1 hen challenged us to be innovative with new Ideas to strengthen safety, reduce hazards, and assure competence In plant operation," said Freeman, a lawyer and former WA engineer who was appointed to the top spot at the sevenstate utility by President Carter. 3 Lines Minimum Seminole County, Florida in K. cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.WIt: Section $13.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. Robert A. Thomas Publish Mar. 13, 1910 20, l$-ItolpVdunled 3-Cemeteries AAA EMPLOYMENT 3224O76_ - 27 & Apr. 3, 4-Personals DET.77 Three Mile Wand. Parent Education ''e Refresher Coarse, threenight cli-,,, 7:30 p.m., Florida Hospital Auditorihm To preregister call !11, Eat. 1773. UI. Lacier. INS "Mid Crisis: Passage Is New Growth" by Dr. James R. Zullo, director of the Christian Brothers Counseling and Consultation Canter, In IllInois. p.m., Hauck Hall Auditorium, RolUne College, Winter Pat 7 De&iy 01esd Beek Drswteg, 10 sm. to 4:30 p.m., Four Tmm Blmppütg Ctac In front of Pub11z Adult No I.gr, 2 p.m., Deltona Public L4rary, 1191 Provldunce Blvd., Deltona. "The Volgu" and "The Capitol: Florida's Historic House of State." WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Theater pumutallani "Horsepower: An Electric Fable," 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, Seminole Community College followed by comments and audience participation. CMponscrsd by Council of Arts and Sciences Free to p,èlle. Drills are cc*iducted periodically to simulate major accidents at the plants, In October, one drill Involved hundreds of WA employees as well as state and federal officials, including personnel from the Nuclear Regulatory Cosnznlsulon. WA has a comprehensive program to protect workers and the general public from radiation. Everyone receives certain doses of radiation daily from the rays of the am. The only way to avoid this cosmic radiation, Is to live in a cave or some other type of shelter. Another form of natural radiation Is called terrestlal, which is a consequence of radioactive elements produced .when the earth was created. The most significant terrestlal elements are uranium and thorium. Scientists say the average persona also takes In email amounts of radioactive materials Into the body through the normal course of living. Sa'. Harrison (r DAR will meet at 2:h p.m. at the him ofMrs. A.W.LasatlI$7LsaraAte. Speaker F.W. Kirkland on d-wi. In addition to natural.occwring radiation, there are manmake sources that Include medial x-rays, commercial products, Industrial uses of radiation and nuclear power. WA health physicists say a person living In the general vicinity of a nuclear plant will receive less exposure to radii. Uon from tbefaclbty during the emu ofa year thenheorshe will receive from cosmic rays. WA nucleer plaid workers, howner, take In higher doses of radiation, but dill ,ill below NRC standards. "NO system in 100 percent leak proof. There are a lot of pipes in a nuclear plent and there are places In the pipes whore UIVIDAY, APRIL11 and rag dais,11p.m., Deltona Previdanc. Bled.. radiatlqn build, up," said Bob Ilsitlein, an official of TVA's officle of Health and Safety In Muscle Shoals, Ala. "When you operate a nuclear plant you rim the tie of ap PEIDAY, APRIL U *ss'a aeni an (Me.'e for thee. szpecthig a new baby brother or sIster, 10 Florida HospitaL Phone $10411, Eat. 1173. sm., Ubray, IN Laagw.nd Istusy 111111011111111101 and low met am., *lags lowSCant 11" Road 434. Plaid and b.heirm *k, er and oratto ubow, $ -, dra1eg ction. 11ss aladalnn andWVNFNENSINMRW "i.s.w' .F'ier en laqIrwrMend estate - Royal Pl HsSs l Pass VIo Call $byAU7t.s,Øi4r.s.sr.d byCastral FWI £itlmuJ Oustl fir Wan 'i . WNDAY, APRfl. 1$ UW AmMWA 11 I- upsaserid by Griusda Jaycau, mess, 1at801uds Essasi Osh, 1 iv 1111111111n 1111111111111111111. 4sm to p ivY,uw.u___ posas. But these plam we marked and restricted. Tee contamination of a swill amount," he said. He said laM1a'i.werbiag In the coMa'øatod esies wear pru8Uv. and ar u devices Each worha, Is reW,sd to carry a raUos meesarbig duvics oiled a didinstsru, ibich coaid records wsdi.s Idal raft"doss Each plant also Is ,lpp,d with portable detectors aid hand and fist rrEth medbin ace lorsted o1111111111- oat the plant. . Is - Eatoadvs wosle trs.i syslome are bilitatasob $ to rsiksoi to very low levels nay rIII IMt r' PubMe Llkary, Adult U.puuu. S p.m,, . iiOMSuc IsdIverd. "$1owesd: .me Drss Pile NIMbI? N41.Cp D1v1511R ftago do ag Sitter - •- _----•' 322.7513 Established financial planning - $641.75, Oreonware $0 Hairdresser . 353.741 ._ • -------- li-Itoip -. - flfe WANTED lOTS & OILS For Disabled Veteran Weskendsonly. 174110$ LPN full tilTIs, 3.11. Apply to an Evening Herald paper Soli ci tors. Ap. pelntmint sitting only. Hourly role plus commis$lanL Op. pirtuflity fir advancement. Call Lie at 2*2.5050 for p. poktmint. Telephone In VOW OaiI nalghbl1hood. * a * gd Nitic. 1917. 51g. Raymond 0. Psi Jr. '' April 3, 10, 17, 24, 1950 oEu.15 dee shall be stated. It the claim is fbI nature it the uncertainty shaH be stated. If the claim Is secured the sicurity, shall be described. The 112110 state chaIIsngu the validIty it the 11, MImrsluen: M PeNal *ppreseeditM it me istas. LIWAlt 10. McK$LUP Ma LW*N I. MCKILLIP t 9 AT?ORNIrV FOR PUKINAL . IIPU$INTATIVIi .. ROSIlY 0. MAR$ l VS 8. - yaitlng of this 541cs1'sfi. he or mehesarlttedaselth.vsil. . lihea wilffan nca it ills or lilliggowaft-toIaI Dlr.cser - Aa.15a. eppiaceltan are an file in me flugheia1011cetitthe pIC S malitisksod me itlaL This file is iviftuts --___ slim dor ertlrass ____ ' 4 ggl~ftft Amon W.GarnettWhite Reg. Real kstale Broker JOi-IPIKRIDERASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 323.7911, Sanford Build 1 Suit-our lot or yours FHA-VA, FHA 23S& 215 ______________________ 2#-BUsin.S Opportunities __________ 15$ MI,Is? SSrVe4SSOflI.NiIty for 3 ainhitlius people this month. 531.3515. .~ .;.....". . 323.5774 -IS Pc sale or lieu. Health forces sale. Popular, successful eperitlin. BuSy 17.9* Iecithin. Flexible terms. Rusbiess only HANDYMAN investment 7 StOry. convert to duplex. Zoned $32,500. more room to, storage. Higgins Realty Shspps. Inc. ALLPLOIIDA*AIITY OPSANFONDItALTOR --______ __ In geld lOCltiOfl. a ..lflbS Oak . - BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 3144*. French Ave. 1 U4O Sanford Ave. i*rn NEED* SIRVICEMAN? Yeuu find him listed in r Service Directory. 321475 .... Sm.j'-&iyt h SanlUl. mi. tsr ---- CON . IM u. Mary IacresenIadgrow - vialliks : ,. . -I... t "Wes JIbIS livsr. Oft SUN It • Tell price Vf'*tftsvs*lj it rut. v* U er lsvet, $1&IN. • - I'l'J PJeuuiN s.AND...ua - - 3 BR, to * Is, 's.v ; ,t t -1 %- 'W"T J ,i, II Office EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 2611 or 131-9,993. By Owner LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood, convenient 10. cation to Sanford I II. Nic y landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty. $31,900. el CAN! pin ready for eas y living. seeing is believing at $45,900 w-terms. Assumable $½ pct. mortgage I I yr. warranty. $45,900. LAWN EQUIPMENT I SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Franchis. ed Name Brands) Sales & Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring I will ____ MaIansISR1BC911A.WW 47-Real Estate 2 BR, 20, ww, CAM, w, Ow, pool, club house, 5cr. porctr, '"'°°. '°" CR OW AVE MI - -. - - ,_. - - - - -- from. NotI's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 97, So of Sanford. 322 8721. ____ 322-474). ---- ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM. EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7300 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS, 21.-4 ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. ACRES 2h'z PiNE& PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $1,900 WITH GOOD TERMS, 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. DO I CFU. $20,000 HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, DeBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC. CF" '11.100. GOOD TtrA%3. el fans, wash basin; lights, clothes; el appl. & much more ---- ---- __ FLEA MARKET for charity. sceUaneous for Sale Fri. & Sat, in Masonic Lodge -- -----parking lot, N. Park Ave., 8 S. __________________________ _________ WILSON MAI ER FURNITURE ' - - 'BUY, SELL, TRADE 55-Boats & Accessories 311315E, First St. 322S&22 .. ROBSON MARINE 2 0CUTT T41 ,cuip" SEIGLER REALTY BROKER For Sale; Queen Site Bed Used very little 323.1970 For Sale Fri & Sat,, remaining paint 4, misc. paint products of th.Mary.Carter Paint Store. 1 Fisher Tent Machine ten ts, 13rd off or more. 1206 Palmetto Ave. 322-6119, 3439$. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321-0640 partially finance. $15,000. Motel Bedspreads for sale, 5$ ION. I74LCi5$.,Iil.iuir, Fl. _____Eve. 503M55 62-Lawn.Garden each. Call till 10 p.m. daily. .__, 3210490. _________________________ KENMbDC WASHER - . Service. Used Mathine* MOONEY APPLIANcS 3,305p, YELLOWSAND Call Clark I flirt 373.7510 - Lawnmowers We Sell the best service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301W. 1st St. BUSINESS For Sale 35' 5th wheel camper. 1976 Apeco Very good cond $8,000, with truck $10,000 323 SERVICILISTINO , AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE J013 RCreafionai Vehicles i trailer - Air Conditioning i - SERVICES UNLIMITED Ilonte Repair & Remodeling - 24 firs TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY H,irrictt's i3sauty Nook 5)9 E 1st St., 327 5747 -=. A OK TIRE ill 148-i Shocks $5.95 Heavy Duty $795 AIR SHOCKS 559.95 Cabinets New Batteries $29.75 , 74)3 French Ave. , Sanford Custom Furniture, kit, wall -- -units, wood or 011cc, 77-Jui' Cars Removed "Specialty Items" 3399136 _.. BUY JUNK CARS Carpet Cleaning From $lOto $50 ___ ,, Call 372 1624; 372 1460 --_-_____.- - .- -----lop OoIl&r Paid for lunk a. Used cars, trucks & heavy equip mont. 377 5990 Addit ions & Remodeling Free Est LiC & Bonded Johnny Walker Const Ltd _____ . 1 32? 6451 ' - SLIM ' - BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE COLUMNS WANT : AD SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhrs 3270771 ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special R,,tes for Complexes Free Estimates 74 fir 8300070 _______________________ torcycIes - 322 077) -------- - I 76-Auto Parts : Horne Repair e"'es , - , 11 ' 11 Light Hauling Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances a.Misc. Ceramic Tile (LOCAL) 349 337 1 MEINTZER TILE or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $69$5 -. - 1975 T- Bird, 31,000mi. HousewlvesCleaning Service Like new. Blue. $l,SOo. 32223$? Personallzed, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis 75 Dodge Coronet Brougham, 8, AC, Auto, Radio, good mpg, cxc running cond. $1,100 or best off: r, $49.1$74, , Wedowashwindows photos or Color 1*10. 323575$. - "Al 1. - TractorVrk ________________________ 6775591 Spring Cleaning Time, ovens, ref rig., walls, woodwork, wds., floors, top to bottom. Sue 373 - Mowing, grading & Loader work 373 3575 __________________________ - 1. 1. 1 Tree Service "--Pets-Supplies wilmis .-- IGermar, $twp. pups for sale. No gots, 6 Wks old. $30. ea. 323 Carpentry, Painting, Maint, Of all types. Lic. Bonded 323 6035 Insured 934 0399 Tree Service Top. Trim, Removal Call Jim Fun0 814 7499 ___ __ - I Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beat. 3271321 Free to good home lwh kittens, 1 *91 fern cat, I p1 Shep male puppy. Call between 9.6. 323. 6125. __ - - 48?an -- ..._ S2-AlianCI$ -- FILL DIR T .0 TOP' SOiL - Sanford. 322-1721, 1 for Water bed, queen size, custom design, including bed pad & linens, $150. 323-7351. new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new t line budding sets only! Free local delivery. Nolls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of I _____________________________________________________ - A OK TIRE 322 740 I NEW TIRES $l9.59&up Painting I 2ll3 French Ave. Sanford _________ ____ -- Clock Repair '71 Honda 3504 New-seat; Creati'.e S urfaces lie. Kerker header; chain. I sPecialitin if repainting, nt 59-Musical t1rchandise I sprockets. Fresh en gine, new GWALTNEY JEWELER a. ext.. wallpi. per, wall tesincj, f tires 5.000 miles ego 322 2055. 704S Park Ave oi staining. Fret. Ext. After Can't find it? Try usi Over 11 topI Terry. 3226509 you have (ailed the rest call brand new pianos & organs in ,__ -- - -. - . the best 862 5592 stock, Including new, used, 79Trucks-Traile rs Dressmaking re built & reconditioned , We - - -___________________________ don't brag about our low Painting & Repair Alterations, Dress making prices, our customers do that. 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, Drapes. Upholstery Cannon Music Co., Longwood 35) Cleveland, auto & AC, only Trent Painting & Repair 0707 Village Shopping Center, SR 13,868, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy Interior & Exterior 431, I UI E of I 1. 339 $900. . ....1 136. Casseiberry, 8346399 322 3556 "T .--__ Grooming& Boarding 80-Autos Get plenty Sale AJSIISE,I of prospects ____________ -. -- - -_ ...........Animal Haven Grooming & ....- . Adver tise your product or -Boarding Kennels. Thermo Service in the Classified Ads. for Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, WE BUY CA '"' Vat confroled heat, off floor filing cab. & chairs. Many sleeping boxes. We cater to 70)5. French 3237131 Items to choose from. NoD's Ptiotograpliy ________________________ your pet. 372.6732. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il. '.'S Ford Pinto station wagon, 97, O of Sanford. tVZL Wed ding pfiotograpfiy by John _______________________________ new tires. New starter, new HouseCleaning . Cullum, Free engagement engine. 322 1375. TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead I. copper Tiffany-type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. 6250701 $21 mo. Agent 339,)s, ._½ off of tulal inventory of brand 1. Cobia biwrider wtrailer. No motor. 1l'lri hull. $lOOOBOor trade for VW. 323009$. - Leather i Rubber Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Sanford Ave. 322.5791 VS Singer Future Fully auto repossessed used very short time. Original $593, hal. Sill or 11 -. 78-1 2977 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ______________________ $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 I'T54 I , S0'- J .., - S. French. 323-7340. $595 Central Temp will service Ac's, refrig, freezers, water coolers, 78'. self cont air, Yard Sale; 1206 Palmetto Ave., 0115C Call 373 7786 anytime private BR, many extras, no ____________________________ Fri. & Sat. Color TV, New I phone calls 12 Oaks Camp Homes sewing mach, perfect Ground, Lot BOEUty Care cond.; rang e hood, school I __________________________ I desks, ------ For Sale: Sofa Bed Double bed Site 323•7147 - ______ 1 DR. vy Sport v.10. WOs,ó(yl, 3 8068, Wit buy 1st & 2nd mortgat es. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1101 E. Robinson, Orlando,. 177 2976. 310 1973 DODGE ' Sacrificing late model travel _____________________________ I Cassclberry. 834 8399 -- ments, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford 1 895 in, only $3,488, .836 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy .436. -__________ Used MI model color TV's, all Beds, ObI. motel B.S. 1. Malt., 43- Lots-Acreage 4 OR. SPORTABOUT '79 Dodge Van, 3 'peed with overdrive floor (ye, 316), IS Make your TV remote controlled I JAPG cit. AM- FM radio, no wires Come by our shop cassette, 8 track, CB radio, for demonstration, 20,000 ml, 373 736 1 , asking only HERB'S TV 15.200. 2597S. SanfordAve. 373-1731 ____________________________ _____ see our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES '3503 Orlando Dr. 3235200 VAIFHA Financing - 1695 sp., 35.000 _ TV repo 19' Zenith Solo o 1g. bal. 5183.1 or $17 mo Agent 3398386 1 working 199.95 10 to choose I We buy equity in houses. opts., & vacant land. Lucky Invest . X, .836. Casseiberry. 831 8399. .' Che Ph 322 0357 -- - I - Gooriused TV's, 175 & up MILLERS 7619 Orlando Or - I 1974 HORNET 78 Dodqt' Royal Sportsman WD van, 8 pass 36.000 mi only 15,488. .836 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 54-da rage Sale 47-A---Murtgages Bought & Soki 2 OR. Force to sell travel trailer 1980 35 lipout Many e'itras, must see to appreciate 33) 7036 - Garage Sa le: Thurs., Fri. & Sat Dishes, clothing, misc. Some 42-iMbue Homes turn, boat & trailer. Hwy 177 I --- turn at Oakwood Acres Make room in your attic, garageTraining Stables sign. 373 705) YR. OLD DBL.WIDESell idle items with a Classifien Beautiful 1g. 2 OR, 25, wYard Sale. 2251 Celery Ave. Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at Central NSA heat pump, big Fri.& Sat ,Aprill&5 322.2611 or 131.9993. bdrms., & huge kit. Low low 9toS cash to tntg. 519,90011 Harold -- 75-Recreational Vehicles - 53-TV.RadiO-StereO W 1974 HORNET - I 1 2295 AT. AC Push button controls, has _________________-carousel, still in warranty Originally $649, assume pay i 75-A-Vans ' ments u4 $71 mn Aqepit 339 8386 75 Chevy Surh.tn. Silvt'racto pIJ. Duel AC. only $3250 436 Auto Ref repo 16 ,,u It frost tree, Sa les , 6 60 11.5, 436. Orig. $579. now 1205 or 11 9 mo Casselbt'rry. 834 8399 Agent 339 8386 Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and --- nrn - Wanted - j $19 I . 1976 PACER 2 DR. - Plumbing business complete w Inventory a. real estate. Call W. Mallczowski, REALTOR, 3227953. . -. 6714S30. MOth Isi. NM UTATE - every Saturday at 8 p m It's theonly one in Florida You set the. reserved price Call 904 255 8311 for further details - Property _,L._ Sandlewood Village 2 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths, available May 30. $37,500 good terms. 293 7766 or *samster lad 1 - II Branch ii2222 HA', 92. I mIe West of Speed ay Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION -- ____ ______________ -- 3 Bdl'ITJ, 1½ Bath Is flHt as a t$isasaInsIilsf5a,Im, Clvi. 335' frontage. Gui 'WessI alegeit lied. an U.N ta - Dream home in quiet area. This . - 3$$J,$ _____________ - ..- 46-Commercial 3.Q509 339030$ - - - _________ ',, DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION The magic number is 322 2611 or 831 9993. - $3,110 mtg. at 91 2 pct mt. With 494OREALTORS For Sale hiuht Pal $189 1. ir tj(ttt 339 8386 $25 mo. pymts. Total price 57.500 or best offer. 323 5036. INC. 701 Bldg E. Altamonte Dr. Wonder what to do With Two? Sell One The quick, easy Washer repo GE ctelij,q' model Sold org 1409 3%. used short NEED A SERVICEMAN' Y ou 'll find him liSted in our Business Dir ectory Nice residential lot on E ita'i' loaded with trees. Assume Lk. .Jessup Tuscawilla lake front. 1 OR, 41.' B "Dream Home." Pool, a dock on Lk. iessup & on & on I on. This home has to be seenlf! 1395.000. Owner will hold mtg. 01500. .3fl' 3231357, - swowd orecim living. 1111414111. Weekly monthly rates, 2565 [3 PARK f buyers fad. ianhd for dUplexis,overanac,.. 515 k ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Four bedroom, 7 baths, or 3-2 Family room. Near Mayfair Country Club, New air-heat l units, water heater, windows, 4 BR,fam. home wpool, schools, sink, stove 1. oven. Roof only prime residential area. Only old. $41,900. Call 3710520 for $44900 appointment. No brokers please. $Il5O0dwn. energy saver. 3 BR, 2½5, choice area, kit., popt., COUNTRY LIVING at its besti w.w carpet, CHIA, All acres enced, 3Bdrm,3 Bath, Amenities "tam. room, fireplace, screened patio w-BBQ, self-cleaning TERRIFIC assumption. $11,500 pool wcool deck, fenced Own, new 3 BR, 76 choice pastures, fish pond, access to Country area. All Amenities. St. Johns River. $129400. 301323.1503 $11,101. Land, building $ buskieSi $1*IN or loam *1111 isn Si buy. EL% 322-2420 formal DR, eat-in kit., cor. i shaded $31,o. • --------------------------- Lease with or Without option, Auto repair. Only $600 mo. Hwy 436 frontage, Hall Realty, Inc. 323-3774. REAL7ORS I I SPACIOUS 3 BR brick FP, j DON'TMISSTHiSOPIE 911 Elm Ave. * SR. 1½B. cc". remodeled home. Lq. LR, Classified *0 find 11;8, shaded lot. MA Eve.30$4i&$W 24 H HANDYMAN 3 OR, car 575,300. • . HANDY N SPECIAL a great bargain at $30,300. This home Includes 2 BR, 15 on a very ig 30x235 deep lot, See it todayl . Wild 512,5001 REALTORS.MLS EGG-OMELET. RE$T'# . MOBILE HOME 3 BR, 20, dbl. wide on lOacresi CH&A, OR, Lots of countryl BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 113 C'H&*, $31,310 wiilumabis WWI. at 10 pct. RESTAURANT REALTORS MLS Sanford's Sales Leader .~ Ave. 3226173 -11 __________ lvi REALTORS -- 323 Altamonte lake view, 3.7, f en ced yd, o wn er says sell! $52,900. ... I_c, - - BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 20 home in Deltona, wall the extrasi C. HIA, Fl. rm., eat-In kit., w.w carp., patio & lots more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. s. Just Results I ' MIS 41 Gin, laborers, lay shift. Apply at American Wood Products - [J REALTY GREAT 1 BR, 10 condo, w-CHIA, ww carpet, eqpt. kit., W.Dl Down stairs I by the pooh Yours for S75,800I Call 322-2222 for info. 9 REALTOR STE NSTROJV REDUCED rental income + business propertyl Just 2 yrs oldl Super location I Now $31,900 3222232. M. ljnsworth Realty An & Call us for all your Real Estate 3390509! 3390301 If you are having difficulty finding a place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. The I Imv T'sIpd F irm APPIYDSV$IIInSeMU1d Classified Ads. . - 11 Want Ad way REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7498 Beautiful country lot in Delti.na, located off Courtland & Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 91 after S 373.79 needs 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte or. - n . Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the EALTORS St. 44 j lecally -_____ 52-AIiances - -. - - CHRYSLER NEW YOR K [-R . SHARP, I DOOR ALL POWER & AIR, GOOD T IR FS 5S9S 321 0640 197? SALE ------------ - CallBart other!!! - Pail Trans Am. Ilk,,' new, It 000 rn only '. 988 138 t.u'o S,,les $60 Hwy .136 CacSelberry 831 - 8399 * dental Autj & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620 . MMI.. ciremlin 1975. 6 Cyl • m, auto, air. 33.000 ml L new $1650 0110 322 0098. may ?r,,de GARAGE ____________________________ INVEST IN YOUI OV,t 5 ACR ES, nicely wooded and , too far from town. OK for ho me or mobile, priced $16, 500 with terms to f it your budget lea it•' - b ,#0" BUSINESS- 1 Story corn. msrciai building w•partition. Sanford Avenue. $13,000.00. 'iON. Pun 327 1577 mort. Part-time Iii.Sanford, rnsrila. IaJUcIIsS it lid Bug fl:-1 -_ TVK UIIitad limleole Ceunty (P.O. WIttier tor), Florida (Red aug $001 Office). The Application was I5(*il 551 OffIcial Filing wIlls iso FWIIII Os* Insurance en of March 14. lisP. MUIIIWWWIM$$SCSNImant an tills appilcalian may tile his or her csmmsltis 11 wrlthW With tile lisiaal Dlreder it tile Pidoral ssN IMWMLI Cingerstion at ItS Raglesal Olilse WatsI it 133 PSMPM1& $lnsit. NI.. res*ai C11 Harris Tamr, Isle $ *111th. 5M151$, 15151 N see p...u.. desireS to ,.itmi me WILt. II FOREVER Buena r Want Ad In the Herald. PH. 322.2611 or 531.9993. Reg Real EstteRrer Orlando Winter Springs - beautiful home w.fenced Wi yd, 19. ic porch, gas grill. 2 BR, but could be 7? Owner may hold I Garage, so full there's no room for the car? Clean It out with a Dish Clerk position avail. tliwsst Quadrant if the in. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Modern, beautiful 2 BR, 28, unfurnished, fully equipped kit., w-w carpet, CH&A, Washer-Dryer, no pets s,o lfwopafty 323-Wi kN or LPN, 4 to *2 part tim.. Apply In F5Ofl Sanford Nursing $ Convalescent Canter, 910 MeIlonvilie Ave. the PUP-NW branch is She Nar. OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILI0 "is._______ 3236061 or eves. 323-0317 Wekivi S,Ioford 321 06.10 -- __________________- Altamonte Mel garage, near schools Altamonte Mall. 557.500. • 43-Lots-Acreage Longwood 32, privacy fence, _________ Custom 3 SR. 76 spilt plan, w-sc. rm., 2 car garage. Loch Arbor by owner. 3237052. Jessup Eweislugilenild dsc50nrs WIN, ISis aueuncsolene for Federal Depsel Inoursecs for it tile ,sruaal rapi- ... -.ativs, g. aprapulid Winch. The location of the WIJS V iwhektIm it ossirt. - 28, adlacent Golf Course. AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, drapes. $410. 322.0943 or 322- VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. 1½ ac Unrec. Flat. Lake Heights. $10,000.00. mill offices 300 Marvin Ave., Loniwood, between S-i) am. References required. *5 Mate lead 134. LIIIJLUI. Fillies and 115*. Lake Mary SLaM PIIrIdONaSIHSI OF Sanford, Lk. Mary, new 3 BR, Call Circulation Dept. lecaled at 3110$. Orianda Drive, any isleitisos they may hays $ - IVII' RH. * Sw..Iwet.r Ouke NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLI. claimant shall deliver cepiss of 10o lalm to the clerk , CATION FOR FEDERAL ON. enable the clerk to mill one ppy POT INSURANCE OF BRANCH to each pe rsonal_riprssentetivs. SANK. IIIUIRSMINTS OF All persons IMar.si. SECTION 353.14(b). ui5hiP5arkith1in0be, estate to em a y of Sills NsIlce it IIISIT*USII has bsu Iscatid at 5 W. First Strait, P151115. with kanchis malted or.' required, WITHIN THREE MONThS FROM THE DATE OF Till FIRST PUILICA TION THIS NOTICI, s m. Fruit Trees 16 Volusla. 668-6775 Recently remodeled. Pine * Spiluig O.k. • California $0505. The name and address of the personal repre,entativvs at*,wy are sit Th below. All Pa is Paving daloss o demands egaW.t the eatate rs FICTITIOUSNAMI requIred, WITHIN THREE Notice is hereby given that lam MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF engaged in business at *71 THIS NOTIC to tile with the LIkVIIW Ave., Lake Mary, Fla. 32745, Seminole County, Florida clork of the above cowi a Lqww fictitious name it FOX statement of any claim or demand tile Dl$TRIIUTO*S,and that I Intelid Each they may hive. ctelm must to register said name with the be ,, itis hes for tow claim, me name Clerk of the Circuit Court, and addreie of the crsditir or his Seminole County, Florida In a. agent or attorney, and the amount oordance with the provisions it me Name Statutes, T,WN: claim". If III. claim Is nit ye? dee, the date When It will became Section kISS Florida Statutes PIALIDI - - - Winter Springs? OR. high lot on cul de sac. Low cash to mtg. or owner will hold 2nd or wrap a-round Submit all offers. BROKER DeBary: 2 Bedroom, 1'? Bath 40-Condominiums Avenue. $33,000.00. RN full time, S-I shift. Apply In Malionville 2439S Myrtle Ave 24 OUR (13 322-9283 DUPLEX-i BR, 1 Bath each. * no Spàgs REALTY f For Estate Commercial & Resi "I Just realized. I've run out of alternate Ilfestylesi" - - 72-Auction -- -- AM 'rack. AC, MIracle M Shield 322 2861 or. 323- 57)5- --------------- 1977 Fit X19, e.c rood. Olds Delta 88. 2 cr. 350 engine. 48.000 one oner mi. only 12.444. 136 Auto S,ilec 8.Q Hwy 436 Casselberry. 8318399 -- - ------------ 112 Carver Av Academy Manor. $62,900. Rented now at $275 $300 mo. Owner will hold wrap a round. Live in one rent the SEIGLER REALTY 16 - Oriental Rugs Antiques Music (loses Slot Machines Bridges Antiques 313 2801 Mary. 3 OR, FP, huge FR. Cash to mfg. or owner Will hold $42,900. 69 Ford Falcon, 1350. or best Condition 373 7815 - - (Dealer) Cash 322.4132 250 mo, & under if you qualify. 327 2991 Re-Autos for Sam 3. .860% Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig . Stoves. tools NEW HOMES Open 1 to daily CKETT tcao .Cop rXome,, *10 __________________________ Park. 323.0061. Will buy old class rings & Silver coins Top dollar paid Call Jim 323 1888 t)))))) r to '75 models Call 339 9)00 or - 2135': S French (17 97) Sanford 373 5374 Duplex near ios•ip's Y 2POUR convenient on 1.4 at SR 46 behind Days inn, I-I Industrial Details Start your own bvsinaae - build • cony. Canter, 910 Ave. In 147 940 Mi Nl-U.LOCK New concrete buildings all sizes, $201up, especially nice, most HOME- S BR, 3Bath. 2 Story, 214 Lots Fenced yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for AG 121$ Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 C. 2nd St., Sanford. HENRY, wilos9 address Is *131 Palham Avenue, 1.05 Angeles, Amk - 80-Autos Wanted to buy used office equipment Null s S,,nforcl Furniture Salvage, 1792, S. of Sanford 322 877% 5.4 3.900. Eves: 319.3100, 322-1959, 323 4302 RsntaI We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 5005 Sanford Ave Sanford 323 6593 Inc., Realtors REALTOR 327.1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ____________________________ 41-Houses - RetiableAttendantNeldld Seminole County, Florida, Prebste Division, the address it which Is P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 32720. The personal represeiWitive it the estate is DONNA LOU I- Hi.fl7lor 574-4110 Nurse Aides exp. in nursing home care. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Canter, 912 E. 2nd St., Sanford. •• -___--- . Is pending in the Circuit Court for Sills Nellie of March a6 is • STEMPER AGENCY DeBary 2 Bedroom, 2 complete Baths, LR with FP, pool, many fruit trees. 6114775. 3 BR, 26, 2 story house 933,000-$5,000 down, owner financed. 2993397 R. E. Assoc. : 5 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 69 - APPL IANCFS & PLUMBING FIX T 'i ES Jenkns or ,i,fUr(. 20S 25th St 123 098) The Real Estate Agency ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC CUPANCY. ONLY $21.900. WeareCONCERplEDwithyour NEEDS Call 3fl.91. 33-Houses Furnished rPNlTuP, NF BU Y USE Du buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. Low down payments, 322 2287. (((((( BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH CARPET: CENTRAL AIR. $60,000. INVEST WISELY don't Spend 6 acres on the beautiful Wekiva River only 5110.000. Eve. 322-0412,322.1551 01E.23thSt. 323.9040 or 323.9151. For salon In Deltona - TdeWEEJ: (IN) 4)7*53 b. b' firm has opportunities open In Sanford area. Part-time or fuIl.tlrne. Must have own transportation. 323.6411. Sit. Creative Mud ceramics, a. .. E. Iroadway, Oviedo, - IN RE EITATIOF LILLIAN M. McK1LLIP ak-a LILLIAN G. MCKILLIP, dvsjtallm, arup - asl wuler. - front person for gas pumps & gift shop. Mature, dependable, apply Stuckeys Pecan Shop, .4 & 46, Sanford. __________________________ Pd. Off, Firing Special 71 pct. Wa it tha _ ticL. Thi ui cIsW a'j11 j Snack bar help wanted for day 1. eve shifts, F-T 1 P.1'. Also SPECIAL SALE 1l3 Kljji . Sitter 5721.95, 33*29 Kiln & • . 323-7132 37-A Storigs Couple wanted to work on Poultry Farm. Trailer avail. Contact A-Z Poultry Farm, 120 Cassadaga Rd., Orange City, Fl. 9017753135. • _________ . . me anvireomanlal Msdiwild peom is Macbd at MW V'' MAID-Tuesl Fri Lk. Mary area 333.5572 iLA-At$s&OfI$. . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLE COJNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DiViON am selfisaw FM ____ app?. 339.5002. Special Spring Offer of ___ two years belm a *d bag 4444 Aides 1 Orderlies. Better Living Center ofCassilbarry. Call for 11Instructions _________________________ radioxtMty amumdeft in the esvlreomuid frees the , 4 4 4 4 233.1n. DET.110 36R,2B,CH&A,2OlOGra nd view Ave. N. $325 mo. - I .. . - _ _ I 68-Wanted to Buy REALTY WORLD. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR PORT, DeBARY AREA. LOVI DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $32,000. Do you ENTERTAIN here's perfect country setting 3 OVERSIZE Bdrms, 2 Bath, guest cottage & Large Gazebo. This lovely Estate over 1 Acre only $79,900. MULTIPLES. ISTING REALTOR, by Gill Fox -I pct. interest to qualified 3 BEDROOM, 11 2 BATH. DOL BIE CARPORT, APPLI ANCES, AIR & HEAT , ON AL MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLANO SELLER WILL HOLD THI MORTGAGE TOTAL $10,500 BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX consequences & shelters, others by. appointment it SAVES. ML COIJIT REALlY tic: 323.517d investment FINANC. I sure to get resu SIDE GLANCES - 49 r L NUM BER IS 322 7611. 3acreson Hwy 16E Geneva only 511.500. Your futur, our conca,, -. Creative ExpressIons 322-6123 Beautiful 3 OR, 11/i B, in Loch Arbor, CHIA. Igo yard with swimable lake in back. $100 first & last + sec. 323-5036. CALLANNETTE I ],*am - --A I )VUS __ - - . - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS CLASSIFIED AD ON IT ?e,,, .- NL). JL Jil NQWLEDGEjncreative& ING. - Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build DM yotir lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 641-3012. Buyers we have EXPERIENCE Owner - VA.F HA.235.Con. Horn ESTATE SALE 2 Bdrms, FIREPLACE good LOCATION only $23500. For rent 1g. 3 OR house inD.ltona 1.203.349.5601aft6p.m. ' I tention. 3234510. STOP IN TODAY, BE WORKING TOMORROYI - OAOM A bread-baud vin'-'il niWaiti WE SPECIALIZE IN HELPING PEOPLE BECAUSE WE CARE. WE HAVE JOBS OF ALL CATEGORI ESI . __ __ __ -- 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates w-Dock, $450 mo. St. Johns Realty Co., Realtor - + 71 - - . - - __ 41-Houses STEMPER SEZI SELLERS we have BUYERS for your HOME or PROPERTY call for INDIVIDUAL at Lovely 3 BR, 1½ B, C.H&A, fenced yd. fully eqpt. kit., $365. ACROSS FROM SOUTH'S LARGEST & LOWEST FEE AGENCV. 2 WK. SALARY $2 REO.-TERMS ___ HOUSE FOR RENT Brand new 311/i, fully eqpt. kit., Inside laundry room. Call $690021 HEALTH DEPT. - ___ uiid to the 1 2 FRENCH AVE. - CAPINON REST HOME NOTICE special care, good food, for OF SHERIFF'S SALE elderly lady. Can be bid NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Patient. 121 Dolores Drive, that by virtue of that certain Writ Attarnonte Springs. $341141. Of Execution Issued under the seal of the Circuit Court ,Qise LoitIlTWirlt.:"Oat A of Seminole County, Florida, upon Male" Dating Service. All a final Iudgern.nt rendered in t he ageg, P.O. Box SOil, Clearwa. aforesaid court on the 25th day Of tar, Fl. 3351$. September, A.O. 1919, in that certain case entitled, FADEL. I WILL NOT BE RESPON. ELBADRAMAp4y Plaintiff, .vs. SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. ANYONE NORBERT LOWELL THOMAS, CURRED By JR., and CAROLAN MAE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS TP4OMAS,his wife, Defendant, OF April 3, 1910. • MICHAEL A. SHOPE which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I 4td have levied upo the following described property owned by NOR BERT LOWELL THOMAS, Will baby sit child In my home, JR., and CAROLAN MAE 18 me. or older. TLC and THOMAS, his wife, said property fenced-in yard. Downtown being located in Seminole County, Sanford. 323.6441. Florida, more particularly described as follows: ate the occasion, there sa 2 lIfe lockets, make unknown classified ad to solve it. Try 115.3 It. canoe, make unknown arm I Schwinn 10 speed men's bicycle, blue in color spur of the Moment BslIting bein Ctnr.d at A.. I I a.I ....V I in my nom.. NrIy, achy, wkly Transfer & Storage .t 301 S. Pine rates. Day or night. Avenue, Sanford. ____________________________ and the undersijed as Sheriff of Child care in my home, days Seminole County, Flor ida, will at 11:OOA.M.on the lsth day of April, I onlyl 1 thlid, $20, 2 children, 530. 3224451. A.D. I900, offer for sale and sell to I the highest bidder, for cash, CHILD CARE subiect to any and all existing Fresor reduced rates liens, at the Front (West) Door of t he Seminole County Courthouse in If you qualiy. 3231124 Sanford, Florida, the above ____._ geneva Gardens Apts. 1511 W. 25th 51. - * * * * * *_* 2 Spaces In Masonic Gardens. In area's most beautiful Memor. al Park, $100 to settle estate. 0 Hiddeftk.,3RR,70 $375 + dep. Credit ref. req. 323.11000r641-101 Tired of house hunting? 3.2, 5330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. Sunday - Noon Friday I i to 32-Houses Unfurnished Seminole County, Flor ida, under said TVA's large push toward nuclear power and Deceased its role as the nation's largest utility means the agency must NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING lead the way In a "safety-first policy." OR CLAIMS DEMANDS WA, since Three Mile Island, has established a nuclear AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ALL OTHER PERSONS safety review staff completely Independent of the agency's AND INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: power organization to offer the three-member WA board ARE YOU HERESY that the ad. advice on action needed to protect the public health or Improve NOTIFIED ministration of th e estate of safety. The panel of engineers also make recommendations on LILLIAN M. McK1LL.lP when a nuclear unit should be shut down. LILLIAN O McK$L.LIP, WA has implemented additional requirements for training decaased,Fiii Number ioi.c, whose training, expertise, and financial Incentives extend beyond anything we know In the electric power Industry today," Freeman said. WA also his Implemented numerous design changes In Its nuclear plants to provide operators with more accurate information and better control as a result of lessons learned at 39c a line 36C a line Noon The Day Before Publication the fictitious name of BIB CONSTRUCTION, and that I In. tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,. Freeman plant operators. "Our nuclear plant operators will constitute an elite cadre, • I Lake Mary-sublet for 9 mo., turn, eff Ic. apt, $140 mo. glady Brown Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker, 322.1964 or 323. 4312. Sanford, 1 OR or studio Adults only, nice residential area. 5173 ma. & up. 323.1019. DEADLINES FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1333 Rossman Dr., Apopka, Fla., radiation is absorbed per gram of body tissue. It takes into account the energy or intensity of emitted particles or rays. The agency has adopted a policy to limit construction of future nuclear plants to the seven sites in Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi where plants are either in operation or under construction. "We believe that adding units at existing plants la a prudent, personal property. safety-first policy that confines the risk of nuclear power while described That said sale Is being made to permitting us to expand in a cost-effective manner," Freeman satisfy the terms of said Writ Execution. said. John E. Polk, Sheriff WA is planning on storing its nuclear waste generated on Seminole Count y, the grounds of the seven plants sites, reducing the risk of a Florida Publish: March 37, & April 3, 10, transportation accident. Freeman said the nuclear Industry must rid Itself of the 17, IM. "mentality" thatatomlc plants can be treated like any other p.m., Temple Sbalàm, Providence and Elkeam, Deltona. Seminole AA, 1p.m., 'open speaker, House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. YonugaiHeart dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. MONDAY, APRIL 7 Energy Tehn.legy Esbibit, Seminole Community College Library. Open daily through April Is. Ifect". so Sig. Jose M.Gonzalu Publish: March I), 20, 27 & April 3, plo. DET.6 Harrisburg, energy source. SUNDAY, APRIL 1 Bakuun sad r sacing, I $1$N for 5:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon • line 44C . 3ConsICUtivttiIflhI 7 consecutive tllflt5 - Concert by 55-member Lancer Sound Manatee Junior College, 8 p.m., Fine Hall,Un1versity of Central Florida. For Itittti HOURS Adults only, $145 322-2296 a"4. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the prqvlsions of the Fictitious Name tilut. To-Wit: Thursday, April 3, 1950-SB Furnished opts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 315 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. 1 OR Furn. Apt. 831-9993 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 31-A4artments Furnished Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 the fIctItIOUS name of JET APRIL 3 1111111111111111 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole County, Florida under THURSDAY, - -1111111111111111111111111111111111 FICTiTIOUS NAME Notice is h,reoy gipen that I a, engaged In business at 1S1( Meadowlark St., Longwood, Plants -- - . -- .-- -- . to Buy ._- Wanted; Outdoor table & benches, concrete, with or withou t umbrella. 323.1525. -.______ WE BUY USED FUkN1YURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 $721. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT - R ebuild Condemned Houses S. G. BALINT I 322-5665 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210511 8 Custom built utility & boat trailers, truck racks & misc. repairs. To ListyouZne$sI Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 II i �jowl 11011M Ewning leriiltl 0 Q scot I 72nd Year, No 19+-Friday, April 4, 198Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-(USpS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents ricl5Tff\T?,QL __ tt ices And Jobs I, oil . : Nation Receives More Bad News Cow MANURE .. Indoor-Outdoor CARPET Odorless. wont burn plants. " 40 lb bag I .11 -' - 49 B Bag Reg Price (bag) Double insulated. .20 hp. (max. motor output).'With trigger lock button. Model 7004. ISAI F -' ' ii GRILL Each Bungalow - I pr inted finish on 5 /32" x 4'x 8 panels. GeorgiaThcific 9 / - I or ,I .I.__. LIGHT BULBS I WU-40 I i I 10995 . • •-- _________ MY.OAC . I - J - _____ Limit 5, please I _____ I i 1 '"rs" • 9 1• x 2 .7' (Without battery.) LMJ.B, -- i 3cu. ft. bag. • ' Simulated woodgrain face on a durable f, 'I backing. Surfboard Azure Blue Mist Highland Midwest Ught tus WOOD' INS . * 1< Capetown FERTIL'UMS Suwannee Valley 20 lb. bags. St. Augustine Fsrdlizer 16-4-8 • • • Ls Clow (Covers 4 HouseCote HOUSE PAINT , ,,; . Your Choice: IIRDS 47ZIAN' 79 3 Each 3/8 Tweedsor Black in 6' and 12 widths. Your ChoIce 3 Sq. Yd. 39 TUF1TONES Foam baCked 100% fl'y'iOfl leVil IOOPCW pet in Gold, Earth or 8ch Grssn.1n12'w,dliis. 139E9 1W 299 motor output). Model 7104 15 Year Warranty - 82 Gal. -... ---- .' , - ': '( :.:'.;" SheathIng PLYWOOD ra - ac FIBERGLASS INSULATION 4 8' .........6 34 1/ x 4. x 8. (3 ply).... • :429... . Each Sheet Each - - 49 - _. 700 FrenchA I 150 Piece Piece 0i: r' " .. •. . . . -. r:; .•" .: . .%''' .• ', • oyThat . ., ... . .' - .f "• " - ,, 4 - ' the nearest spot he without .1 reservation. could land . . , , ' -/ ..,,• •. ' .• ,..-,, j .' L.4ttJi' INVEMON , -::', ,. PI D . ci . . jflc.s" are clearer ku Ike way . -4p.11111 IL L4,,,,l i 1 I - • iWI - .ui VOW . . T ',l'•_- T •.:.• • i I. • &.'I ! I i -: - - a ers $50,000 The patrolman took off to respond to an Marshall in contempt, But Instead, clear of pending charges or wanted in accident report when the deputy arrived, Dickey simply ordered Marshall another area. 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 ,,,:. , ' . ' .." '. . ;•., . . i' . , fills ... v - . - T"P'.. -" • . " 1'4 '••'4_•"• . .\•. .. CWW Sunday ." • .- .." a %.. p HOURS: 7 0 6 0 Monday thw Saday V I0111fflMI ,:. venue 1 been to Daytona B • 'h d Id IIff ot fI,1d"OOI1011OII the beach due to 2*4 96 • ( .• he has already . Information and refuses to carry identUication "because I am a Christian," .. I .. - , Management reserves th* right to limit tlt1wOn Iii $110 mu Cand'ie i • Lin. Ft 147 E . ' Precut 2x4x92'," • , . SPRUCE STUDS • ____ . '' PC5 GOOD FIIDAY uimi APIN, io SANFORD , • • .,,..,...- . store. DoNvoy is avaWA for a i' r' ' ' 50 lb. capacity, spreads 4' to 8'. Fi ngertip controls. No. SO-40-D. .1 the coast. Perhaps lf T. I ,,,,...- 9 Prices quoted in this ad are based on custonws picking-up merchandise at our H ERt FOR _.---- ilL * 4' x 8 9 2149 14 4 P ST 8' thr through h , uengths. 2.95 1/2" x 4' x 12' ......... 439 _______ ' STO : * SHELVING 3/8 x 4 x 8 fore flying off for ' By DAVID M. 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 .• -. . -. "i have a nswered you sir.,.! am a held for at least a month without a formal report on his fingerprints, a report which he partially fit the description of the Christian," Marsh all replied, repeating charge filed against him under Florida , . might not be in for two more weeks, they suspect wanted in the kidnapping- his earlier a nswer, law.But they add they ex pect Marshall murder of a woman in the Daytona Dickey warned Assistant Public eith er to be freed or transferred as soon Marshall says he will not give any Beach area a week earlier. Defender James Figgatt he might hold as identity checks indicate he is either - x 12 No.3 I ' L* Ittle Lie Keeps Dr* lfter In Ja* 1 R-11 Sq.Ft R-19 Sq.Ft Mu'CTS ' 4 • '" is in 31/a"it 23" 11 MIC 6" x 23".191/tt WALLBOARD 259 '' Bond Ti 250½" x 50' ._- (The hgh.r the R. VM* the •aterth 9049 ply GYPSUM c_IIal, . 20 Year Warranty Square .... 27999 9*33 vinyl hose With twobrass couplings, - ii 0 88 qo96 39 lUn. Ft. 3/8" Deluxe, Waters up to 2.400 sq. ft. Has adjustable watering patterns. No. 2700. Cut and Cany Carpet e Gold • Your Choice: 5/8' *4'x 8 79 SYNTHETIC TURF hood with polished White or Colors. design. heavy weight or CDX Sheets 'Agency Approved terior surfaces of masonry or met. ftroftk face. White pnam. Iadhlckoryhandle. 01 (Covers 5 0O() sq. h) Latex paint for ex. 159 ft) 16.4-8 (Covers 4,000 ft.) Lawn Food 16-4-8 14 Scatty's HAMME111 3-Tab No. 240 ASPHALT ' 3-Tab FISEIGLASI 49 Each HAMMERS , Frosted ssus iocs 3mmx4*xeo Spectrum White White ash handle, 877F 1401. Or 88SF 1601. e • ea..n ROOF SHIN&ES S 16 CI 79 Set - ''.. TransparentVinyl RUNNERS 0 Name Design '--.-.- 03 Pecan ...9A9 111-W Three piece set includes tray, 9" roller frame and cover. Green, Gold, Birch ... .8.99 Spectrum Light / 4 8' ROLLER an Wind driven totary ventilator of ' galvanized steel. 12" throat diameter. 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 ,. 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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. 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'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 � 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 03, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 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/bb7e3106600a226acc5fac4c5a56ef32.pdf 994f1d518c9c6e861ba2ef5f71027ad4 PDF Text Text , j •. 1.- 1H1erjJc_ • '..: 72nd Year, No. 192—Wednesday, April 2, 1980— !Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents 0 Amtrak TraDin Via Sanford Crashes In North Carolina PAGE 8 'AKEVIEW, N. C. (UPI) A Florida-to-New YÔik Amtrak passenger train jammed with Easter holiday travelers ignored a stop signal ty and slammed headon with a "big old thud" into a southbound Seaboard Coastline freight trim. The Silver Star, which made stops at Orlando, Winter Park, Sanford and DeLand, leaving Sanford at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, collided with the Sáboard Coast Line freight at 7:35 a.m., 55 miles from Raleigh, N.C. "-A Moore Memorial Hospital spokesman said no 1aiIttIes have been reported so far, although tbere are some serious injuries among the 73 - ' CHAMPION 1 019 2.40 VALUE J17L RIver BoOrd T6 Meet I.p Sanford SPARK PLUG Fits most power lawn mowers. For sure starts, better performance, and a big gas savings. i!.i 7 Jil 3RDPR GALLON 11 LiPRAYER No. 6031 Y POPPY SPRINKLER Whirling sprinkler covers areas 5' x 5' to 45' x 45'. Easy-to-move wheel base. Rust proof, all brass bearing. Square pattern eliminates waste. injured, all of whom were taken to the one emergency room. "We know the accident results from the Amtrak train passing a signal in a stop position." said Ray Bullard of Seaboard Coastline in Jacksonville, Flu. "We are investigating to determine the reason." Both trains had slowed before the collision. The passenger train, the "Silver Star", was carrying about 330 people, many heading north for the Easter holiday weekend. A spokesman for the Moore Count emergency dispatch office said rescue workers transported about 73 people to Moore Meiiiorial Hospital. 21.99 VAL UE VALUE 69=nfl? - 3 GAL. SPRAYER Puts spray right on targeti Features include: long hose, spray extension, adjustable nozzle, instant on-off control, brass pump, 3-gallon tank. VLI - ~ J v -.A . __- OSCILLATING SPRINKLER Covers up to 2200 sq. ft. Made from high-impact cycolac housing. Has 16 precision punched water openings. 4 settings. w ST203 TRASH CAN Deep corrugations, locks seams, and raised bottom for strength and durability. 20 gallon capacity. 502 2 GAL. 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Developer Completes Restorationi Lahd Bordering Longwood óke L - By JANE CASSELBERRY FAC's problem began in November when the site Herald Staff Writer development contractor Orange Paving and Construction of Restoration work ordered by the Department of Altamonte Springs was laying it major draln.ge pipe that Environmental Regulation (DER) on 500 feet of barren had beini approved by the city, Lefkowitz explained. He said shoreline on West Lake In Longwood has been completed and it was not a dredging operation and the tractor operator had is awaiting DER inspection, Howard Lefkowitz, vice accidentally scooped up some aquatic weeds when filling In president of Florida Residential Communities (FRC), said the trench for the pipe. this week. was wrong, he wasn't supposed to do this," Lefkowitz "If you go out there now you will find a fresh bank of sod said, "Residents across the lake apparently saw the and aquatic growth resprigged," he said, "and a half built equipment workingand yelled'dredge and fill' and called the bicycle and jogging path." HER," said Le[kowitz. FRC's problems with DER received publicity recently .'Representatives of Orange Paving went in with us to talk after being brought to the attention of the Longwood City to DER and we were sorry we had goofed and would be happy Commission by Commissioner William Mitchell, who wanted to do whatever was necessary to correct any damage done," the city to help DER to force FRC to restore the lakefront at said Lefkowitz. the firm's planned unit development, "The Landings." 'We asked them to give us until March 15 based on our conLeikowitz thinks the whole thing has been blown out of struction schedule. We were suppose to have work completed proportion unfairly damaging the developer's reputation, by then on the jogging and bike path and finish resodding. "Had the city commissioner not stood up and said what he "Mardi 15 came and we were running behind schedule and did at the meeting there would not have been all this fuss and I simply Forgot about it. If we had been on schedule this would In two or three weeks we would have done the restoration never have happened." anyway by putting in sod and replacing the aquatic growth," Glenn Vause, HER's field biologist for Seminole County, Lefkowitz said. "There was no reason for t. It has nothing to said on March 26 that FRC had been told in a Dec. 13, 1979 do with the city, but is between me and DER." letter to restore the area to its original elevation, revegetate Lefkowitz said the damage would have already been with native vegetation and restore the bulldozed area that corrected if work on the project had not been behind was washing into the lake. However, the March 15 deadline schedule. had passed without FRC making any effort to correct the "I've got a pretty good reputation with DER and we ler- situation, form a necessary service, Lefkowitz said. "We pride our- Vause pointed out a hinely restoration was of the utmost selves on our, projects. Tiberon and The Landings are importance to avoid permanent damage to the lake. designed with so much protection for the lakes it Is Lefkowitz said since they were forced to resod the area phenomenal. It was very expensive, but we did it because It is before the asphalt was completed it would now be necessary the right way to develop." to go back and replenish the sod when the project is finished, DIANE PETRYK MMMMMMMUMNO By DONNA EBM Hsraidft"Writer city of Isoford began preparations today to go back into 1, IM if the county is not willing to balililillm en a diatand for ownership of the downtown a 11, The city csenmlselon at special meeting this morning voted pbjy to notify the county that the city's lease of the old 10 ldirg, no.4 as a library by the county, will be Oct. 1, City C4(nmlaloner Eddie Keith, who Is in Hard Look t)aniet sMd Orlando's Central Park, an named at this time, tsksa abet a Industrial park In south Orlando, and a to evaluate proposals, Daniel guessed Tampa area location are also being that the building could be completed by considered. October or November. But both Doigner and Daniel said the "Their (the firm's) schedule is to have Sanford location has many advantages it opened no later than the first of next for the firm. year," he said. "But it could be sooner." "We've got the interstate highway Daniel said SCOPA's proposal will be The firin, he said, distributes small for a metal building, which is cheaper appliances to retail outlets, but does no than other types of construction. manufacturing. The Orlando Industrial Park does not The special SCOPA meeting Thursday allow metal buildings, he said, so will also be to discuss building lease SCOI'A's lease price will probably be terms with Dade City Tire, a coalcheaper than what they can offer. process tire recapping firm. portunities and dimensions. the hospital, was not able to attend the meeting. City Manager Warren Knowles noted it would be virtually Under an agreement between the city and the U.S. General impossible for the city to stand by its agreement with GSA if it Services Administration (GSA), the building must be used as a does not have any books. library or Its ownership will revert back to the federal Knowles criticized county officials for "stonewalling" government, d ur ing the past four mont hs since a December meeting when The move was necessary, according to Mayor Lee P. Moore, the city made its position clear that it wished the downtown to safeguard the city's ownership of the 40,000 volumes It library to remain in operation. At that time downtown business leased to the county along with the building in 1965. leaders and members of the Greater Sanford Chamber of A lease the county is proposing calls for the books to become Commerce said they wanted the facility to continue a library, county property on Oct. 1, 1981. whether under the control of the city or the county. i..ii4 • 'fl-eS., i 1T .41 3 - ._ :.. . _,_ -. - - , - - . , " '- - - - - • ' . . — '-.-.--. Knowles said he has made a number of telephone calls to county staff during the past four months attempting to get a signed lease for the period after Oct. 1, 1980 to assure continued operation of the library in the city building. He noted a lease offered by the city would have permitted the county to use the city building for library purposes practically indefinitely. Moore pointed out that the city commission, under the current lease arrangement faces a Thursday deadline for See SANFORD Page ZA Honest Man Gets $500 From Brinks Today ' - , r "Edith will the off-camera sometime Edith made only four appearances on during the summer and when the show the series during the past season. Jean starts up again in the fall it will be a (alt Stapleton announced a year ago that she accompli. It will open up the show, was tired of playing the role and wanted allowing Archie to meet other women to go on to other activities, which should provide fresh comedy." • sAIA. Edith Bunker - - ,ZJ Off HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Good old Edith After her departure, at the conclusion Bunker, Archie's long-suffering thngbat of the series' ninth year on CBS, the wife In the "All In The Family" TV situation comedy was retitled "Archie series, will be killed off this summer for Bunker's Place." the good of the highly rated series. O'Connor said, "You can't go on with a Carroll O'Connor, who stars as Archie leading character in a show who never Bunker In the show said Edith's demise appears because you're stultified in the would give the weekly show new op- kind of stories you can do. Shah's Cancer Can Spread 44 To kill TV Show custody. But a White House official said the administration is not quite sure Iff 11"tihaidiusg50 A "what it is they're looking (or." In do S. ) is Tdmm nd tolloy the The statement from BanI-Sadr A personal recuperating at Maadi military hospital, Tuesday injected a new note of UnCAIRO, Egypt (UPI) cUiS seW be tu'a.d he HIVUUV*N Ciisell "without any physician to the shah of Iran said today just south of Cairo. certainty about the fate of the hostages, "He's in very good condition," Flan. now in their 151st day of captivity, the ousted monarch's lymph cancer Is a g"il I when the tins. 'Utbegasuiintaustotsg'nov,r "systematic disease" that can spread drin said. "His recuperation is normal, Hopes had been raised by his earlier he is recovering very nicely and he's now nd the liver, y even beyo announcement the Iranian government thStJW. It seW 111111160 without sell (be sp#lITIiI5 f ee li ng fine." Paris said Shah of Dr. George Flandrin would take custody of the 50 hostages acid In gelsThe shah underwent surgery for from the militants— believed a first step J Clii to I4I- "1$ is ep to the Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, 60, was recovering well from Friday's surgery to removal of a cancerous tumo: in his neck toward their release Re'Øy (acU. We if the United remove his cancerous spleen. He is at New York Hospital in November. fr Stales promised not to threaten Iran. "We want to be helpful," the White L"11649 will be u se va as" from the House official said, but "there are ob. he said, "We don'iKnow whaitiiéy are asked for new assurances do milill1lift had any Idea going to do." United Sta tes as a condition for the viously limits to how far this president or president Aboihassan Bwii-Sadr has transfer of the hostages to government any president can go." 00 Daniel added that the firin has a outside our front door," Dolgner said. warehouse in Miami and one in Georgia. "The Seaboard Coastline Railroad is It may be looking at the possibility of right here. An airport is eight miles away combining these, he said, or it may keep and we're on barge canal. You can't get the others open in addition to the new much better than that." facility. j, vaiis ftm 1111111w1lud" 't Sanford The warehouse, he added, will be Herald Staff Writer comprised of 185,000 square feet of A national distributor of small storage space and 15,000 square feet of household Items has proposed a $2 office space. million warehouse for the Port of Sanford The 200 employees, he speculated, will which could add more than 200 jobs to the be involved in inventory control, local economy. telephom sales, order-taking, trucking The new 200,000-square foot warehouse and unloading. would be built by the Seminole County Although the firm will probably bring Port Authority (SCOPA) and leased to in its own top management people, the firm, said Jim Daniel. It could open Daniel said a larger percentage of the its early as October, he added. employees will be hired locally. A special meeting of the SCOPA board Daniel said he estimates the building has been called for 4 p.m. Thursday to will cost about $10 per square foot to prepare a proposal concerning the type build. of building and the lease price. "Two million is a good estimate. The Port Administrator Dennis Doigner larger buildings come ni in cheaper said the firm is also looking at locations sometimes," he said. OIflg County and the west coast. It the Mtn, wbieh does not wish to be 'Militants Pledge Cooperation With Iran LF Takes 5 nford Threatens To Cancel Countys Library Lease / - I- .' Herald bShsldthereat — .-.— - sa, '.. 5/8" x 50' GARDEN HOSE Premium quality. Extremely flexible. Lightweight. Coils easily. Extra years of service. High burst strength. Excellent durability. Resists pressure twists. _____________ ______ ________ ' YA ______ ____ ____ board. "They Nrsd a PR person at $14,000 a year,3o Obviously we're making waves," he acid, "Make a few more and they'll hire $ome assistants," Commissioner Bob French said. ' Pain said he Is pleased the county commimlon has taken an interest in the fate of the St. Johns. The conuniasioners are scheduled to meet with members of Um district based when they are in town, but no specific time has been set. "We're so glad you are taking this step," Pain told the commissioners. "The river is Important for so many reasons." 'zQter Brown, another "Friends" alas thanked the commission, "When you're up the well-known with no other means of on, you've got to do dL Seminole County Principal Planner Joyce Sellen, who attended the work said the planning department apçIed to the district board for a sto to stwly how much water is to the Geneva area and how seNds water Is expected to be available is the future with the Intent of wing sç wateruse regulations, 9 1...........I • the freight to enter the siding," Bullard said. Bullard said both trains had slowed down prior to the collision. Moubrv said engines of both trains were knocked off the track. •'%Ve just know both trains partially derailed so it had to have been a pretty gol impact," Moubr' said. Dori Cooper. who lives about a mile from the scene of the collision, said she heard a "big old thud" when the trains collided. Vass volunteer fireman Handy Cameron said "there's three engines totally demolished. I mean they are just torn up" By DIANE PETRYK —L • _______ _____ - I • ' Pain said Na grse'a effort must be ______ an Impression on the district If I -I • -- Pain agreed. In w•s1- .• j-pw board will hold a public workshop 404. Its monthly meeting at 2 p.m. 1010 Firm At is a city with the most beautiful lakefront In Central Florida," 'Path told county commissioners at a work session Tuesday. "But It has the "grestast pollution." And not necessarily of our own mIng," mid Commission Chairman ;JI1I.Kirthhoff, I.. ptmost of it comes from other coun- 99 _ _ I said. 88 Moore County Administrator Larry Moubrv names of the injured had not yet been released said helicopters from nearby Fort Bragg tran. late this nrnrnine. Rescue workers carried the injured in stretsported :\rIuy personnel to the scene to issist mi&1 chers across a field to vehicles parked on a dirt transport tl injured. The liiihwav Patrol rushed road near U.S. 1, which runs parallel to the 1)100(1 Ironi Raleigh, 55 miles awas, to local tracks. hospitals. The passenger train collided with the Seaboard Eileen Henson. spokeswoman for Moore Coastline freight around 7:35 a.m. EST near Memorial hospital, said some of the people taken Lakeview. Bullard said the stop signal was about to the hospital apparently cre not injured. three fourths of a mile from the point the trains 'We have a few serious injuries, some minor collided. injuries and some ith none at all," she said. Aimitrak st,tioii i'et'or(Ls Shiu% OHC person The southbound freight train was preparing to boarded the train in Sanford Tuesda% night, but enter a passing track and the northbound Amtrak the tiuketlu'lder's name was unavailable. The train was supposed to stop at the signal to permit Shoring Up .The St Johns Water Management bjtrIct will hold its official board itting this month In Sanford in $sponae to an invitation by the Seminole Cunty Commission. 'AlocaJ group, Friends of the St. Johns, - hM'ctiticiitd the district water board for not living up to the purpose for which it was created. The district board has done nothing to be water quality and natural conditions in the upper St. Johns river basin, according to Hugh Pain, a director of Friends of the St. Johns. : "We've been sold down the river," he fi8 ' e ....ea___* 'e Action Reports ZA Around The Clock ............. . #A SB ClassIfied Ads ... ............SiB Comica ........................Sc D.atba.........................IA James Michael Riner, the 27. 4A year-old DeBary man who found a FIOIId Brinks bag containing $66,500 on Hs.' ,c sidewalk outside the Atlantic Hospital .........................the of Bank Se nole in downtown mi Na ,.SA Sanford ' on March 4 and turned it in ves .1-SB to the bank, was tewarded this Sports .................... .. i2A week for his honesty with a check Television from Brinks, Inc. for $500, which he Weather IA deposited in his savings account. World ,,.,...,..,......,.,.IA ..•..,...,,•..... : ::: : ::'.:::::.. .'.'. .. - .. • a. • -* ': . - - - - • •. - - lw-1 It J07 ' �S 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. t' Wednesday, April 2,)$O Sanford Gai ons $10000 Housing Gran 01 The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban for the modernization will have to be revised to Development has announced the award of a reflect a decrease In allocations for projects $100,000 federal grant to the Sanford Housing throughout Florida in low-income housing. Authority for the upgrading of low-Income The federal government cut the budget for housing, Thomas Win, executive director of Florida in this area by about $2 million. Total the housing authority, said the money will be awarded to 31 public housing authorities used for modernization of Castle Brewer Court throughout the state was $4,976,000. on West 10th Street and for Cowan.Moughton While the local housing authority requested Terrace on Third and Olive. $268,000 for phase scven of the mod ernization Wilson said the housing authority's budget project, it was awarded $100,000. RLD IN BRIEF Colombians Invite Group To Probe Human Rights Wilson said It will probably be more than a minimum wages or the prevailing wages fo year before the funds are available. The certaii ski? and costs of materials In tha federal government must first float a bond length of time," he said, noting inflation .1 Issue to obtain the funds, he said, those areas is currently running at 2 percn The bonds, he said, will probably be sold In per month; March 1981 and contract for the work cannot be let until funds are in hand. Wilson said in Wilson said the money will be' dfrecièd preparing the applications an inflation rate of toward energy conservation and modrabout 30 percent, had to be considered. nizatlon of electrical, plumbing and insulatipn "We don't know what changes will occur in for/the'low-income housing. Lake Mary's Southward Atten ds Gra am's F Goals Council Carter, Reagan Roll Over Foes In Wisconsin, Kansas Primaries - Blair Announces Candidacy ; Larry Blair, owner-' operator of the Care.o-Sell Pet Palace on FrenchAvenue, Sanford, has announced his candidacy for Sanford city cornmissioner In the December city elections this year. Blair said he will seek the city commission seat currently held by Julian Stenstrom. Stenstrom has said he will be running for mayor of Sanford. Blair was an unsuccessful candidate for the city commission in 1976. He is currently a member of the Sanford Board of Adjustment and the Seminole County Board of Adjustment and Is chairman of the county board. He was active in the Jaycees and was president of the SanfordSanford. Seminole Jaycees. h By DONNA ESTES have twice rejected a constitutional In January. She did not seek re-election Herald Staff Writer amendment concerning the matter in the Since completing her term of office, she Former Lake Mary Councilman Pat past. has acted as the city's volunteer grants Southward, appointed by Gov. Bob The proposed housing finance agency liaison person, appointed to that position Graham as central Florida's only would raise money for low interest loans by Mayor Walter Sorenson. representative on the Governor's to builders and families trying to buy Co-owner with her husband, Ernest, of Housing Goals Council, has assumed the homes. The council agreed this may be HEBRON, Israeli-occupied West Bank (UP!)— Arab duties of her office by attending the first the only immediate solution to a critical Southward Gardens, a wholesale foliage protestors outmaneuvered Israeli soldiers today and statewide meeting in Tallahassee. business in Lake Mary, she has been a packed 300 strong Into a second-floor ball for a secret rental housing shortage in the state, rally against Israeli's move to let Jews live in the all. Among the topics of discussion among has said he will urge the resident of Seminole County for the past Graham the 18-member council at the March legislature as part of his Arab city, 1980 legislative 11 meeting was a work program in the package to put the issue It was the second time in the 10 days since Israeli's Employed by the state prevously in the on the Cabinet decided to put up two Jewish boarding schools coming year, review of the governor's ballot again in 1980. The governor as part secretary of state's office, with the old 1980 legislative program and pre-filed of his legislative package has also said State Road Department in Hebron that Palestinians — who have been staging and in the state legislation which relates to housing. daily protests foiled efforts by the military to block a he will recommend reforms to protect Bureau of Planning, she holds bachelors While Mrs. Southward is one of three apartment dwellers caught up in a and masters degrees in political science. rally. women on the council, she is the only condominium conversion, including a She receives no salary as a member of person from a small community. Other three-month extension to the time they the housing goals council, but will be members represent large urban areas in must be given to decide whether to buy reimbursed for expenses. the state from Jacksonville to Tampa to their apartment and minimum plumbing Mrs. Southward said she was pleased Miami, (Coofimmed From Page and electrical standards before the that with her appointment, Central The council endorsed Graham's plan to building Is converted. LARRY BLAIR notifying the county of cancellation of the current lease. He Florida , and especially the smaller establish a state housing finance agency Mrs. u w So th ard, 38, completed her two communities of the state, seeks city seat said after Thursday the city would have been will have locked In to and promised to sell it to the voters, who year term on the Lake Mary City Council giving away the books and build ing to the county. representation on the council, Knowles reminded the city could have the reverter on the property removed by paying $12,000 to $16,000 to the GSA, but, he added, if the city determined at some future time to sell the property, the money realized from the sale could not have gone Burglary into city coffers. The money. minus the fundsnnit4 r." to the By DAVID M. RAZLER federal government, would have had to go either to the federal Friday conviction on charges he shot and killed two men Herald Staff Writer government or to the library. during a barroom fight last fall. An Al ta monte Sprin gs man is in the county jail , held without He sai d the building was worth $82,000 when the city Thomas J. Taylor, owner of The Pub, 250 S. Orlando Ave., bond, on char ges he forced his way into an Altamonte Springs acquired It and it has at least dou bled in value since. "It's an Winter Park, was convicted of second degree murder In the ma wo n's a pa r tm ent and robbed her at knife asset belonging to the taxpayers of Sanford," he said, point Tuesday death of John Walwyn and manslaughter for shooting Teddy afternoon. Moore said during the 180 days rema ining in the current Pawalta. Roland Henry Lebeau of the Valley Forge Apartments, State lease, there will be sufficient time for the coun ty to negotia te a Taylor was convicted by an Orange County jury of shooting Road 436, Altamonte Springs, was arrested 20 minutes after he new lease with the city If it wishes. The new lease, he noted, the two men during an argument at his bar. He remains in alleg ed ly a ssaulted and robbed Janet Phillips, 26, at her home would guarantee the operation of the building as a library and custody pending a pre-sentence investigation ordered byl at Windsong Apartments, Ball ard Avenue, Altamonte Springs would not require the city to turn over ownership of Circuit Judge Frank Kaney. pol ce rep ort. building to the county. Pollee say Af te Lebeau r bre ak ing into t he pa knocked on Phillips' door at 2:30 rking area behind the business, the "A long-term lease is tantamount to ownership anyway," p.m. THIEVES HIT APARTMENT Tuesday, then sprayed her face with a Mace-like chemical, thieves forced a van window and took an assortment of heavy A south Seminole County woman lost $1,075 in property Moore said. to a Pulli ng a knife and forcing his way In Lebeau demanded tools a nd extension cords, they report. thief who defeated a lock pin i nsta lled by apar Knowles estimated it would cost the city from $,K) to co tment mplex money from Phillips, then attempted to force her up the sta irs employees only two weeks earlier, deputies say. $45,000 annually to operate the library, depending on STOVE AND HOOD VANISH into her bedroom, say po lice. A guita r worth $600, several Items of jewelry were taken degree of service, A house under construction in Longwood lost a $1,176 range But Phillips' screams as she struggled with her atta f ro m Yvonne Burns' apartment at the Plantation Apartments cker and hood this weekend, deputi es say. brought aid, and as the suspect fled, witnesses followed him off Howell Branch Road, early Saturday afternoon, deputIs 4 Thieves appar ently broke into the house under construction *t, getting a look at hint report, hlalic,pae pLate, police report. it Churchill Drive, WEATHER Wekivd Club Estates, and Pi teletype check sent offtesra totabesua apartment, Y ed'elL '.me p.t ma,gtpIAtr 0ui iij police, adding he was arrested as he left, only 20 minutes after 'the new $ppUaJce;depuwes iay. door, say deputies, adding they were told the pin had only been he allegedly attacked the woman. i nstalled two weeks ea rlier to secure the door. ACID POURED ON CAR NATIONAL REPORT: Another spring storm moving out of A Sanford woman discovered acid burns on the hood of her He was ordered held without bond on charges of arnied Another resident of the apartment showed them how to push the Sou thwest threatened to dump m ore snow today on the burglary and armed robbery. car Sunday, police report. it out from the ou tside, they say. already bur ied Plains states, Storm watches for wintry Stacy Crane told police she found a bout $200 in damage done FISHING GEAR TAKEN TOOLS TAKEN FROM COMPANY VAN weather were posted for parts of New Mexico, Kansas and to the hood of her 1970 Oldsmobile, parked this weekend In A set of fishing rods and reels worth more than $400 vanished Burglars breaking their way into a locked parking colilNebraska.A surprise A pril Foo l's Day storm blustered intO front of her home from a Longwood at 814 Valencia ba ck yard Monday night, deputies say. Cour t. ound nd p a a van took $574 wor th of tools from Carolyn's Sout he rn California Tuesday and floodwaters from the rising Ja me s Renningen told de puties the tackle was taken off his Drapery, 1600-N. Orlando Drive, Maitland, this weekend, Pearl River trickled Into Louisiana homes near New Orleans, MAN AWAITS SENTENCE boat, par ked in his back yard between 7 p.m. and ti de pu es say. 11 p.m. The Nati onal Weather Service said the Pearl approached 20 A Winter Springs man is awaiting sentencing, following a Monday, feet Tuesday, exceeding the highest officially recorded crest of 19.7 feet in April 1900. AREA READINGS (& a.m.): temperature: 65; overnight AREA low: 56; yesterday's high: 67; barometric pressure: 30-11; relative humidity: 94 percent; winds: East at 6 m.p.h. The ci ty of Sanford has begun planning to Knowles said it is planned that reserve funds ELEANOR L WHITE THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:32 am., DR. CHARLES IRONSIDE Increase the capacity of its sewer plant In will be built up to pay pay the city's share of the 1...... .ii.t .. — r IIIIPlI iLlIlPlI. vi WUIW y,su., wwo, ,;ia *.m., .g p.m.; runr CANAVERAL: 51 p.m.; Dr. ..nwie E. ironstue, 65, preparation for Its conversion to a regional costs. Route 3, Osteen, died Monday of 1914 Magnoli a Ave., San. highs, 9:24 a.m., 9:43 p.m.; lows, 3:03 a.m., 3:10 p.m.; facility for the nor th end of Seminole County. The regional concept for the sewer plant was at Se minole Memorial ford, died Monday at IRONSIDE, DR. CHARLES S. BAYPORT: highs, 2:55 a.m., 2:28 p.m.; lows, 8:45 a.m., 9:22 City Manager Warren Knowles said he, city initiated by the city six years ago as the most Hospital, Sanford. Born in Seminole Memorial Hospi ta Graveside service for Dr. p.m. l. Charles staff mem bers and City Commissioner Ironsid., SI, of 1714 John feasible and most Ohio, she moved to Osteen vi able method of in providing BOATING FORECASTS St. Augustiae to Jupiter IJilet, OUt He was born in Scotland and MagnoliaE.An., Sanford. who Morris, as head of the region al sewer plant sanitary sewer service for the entire north November, 1978, from received his PhD 98 Miles: Winds easterly around 15 knots today becoming from died Monday at ,Semlnol1 committee, ha ve agreed to undertake some Semi nole County region. The concept was Staunton, Va., where she Col um bia University in New Memorial Hospital, will be at southerly 15 to 20 knots Thursday. Seas 3 to 6 feet, Par tly constr uc tion" at the plant to increase received well by the federal Qnvprf'Jnpnf taught p p.m. today at Oaktawn Memorl. dntidv with - t'hirnrø -•-- of .1w,... - ublic school for o ve r o Ull VUUIiUL at Park. its capacity. Knowles said, and a committee composed of 50 years. Mrs. White Is a professor AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Thursday. A at _______ Brisson Funeral Home-PA In Stetson member of the Emmanuel University and Rollins Charge. The plant's capacity now is to serve a representatives of Sanford, Lake Mary and chance of showers today. Highs today low mid SOs Episcopal Church, Staunton, College, having previously population of 27,000 persons. The COUtycOmmislOflwas fOfmedtOOver5 tonigh t in the 6 .thgl Thwadaymid to upper , Winds east An alumna of Mary Baldwin taught at nor t hern colleges. modifications and additions will Increase p1flL to sout heast 10 to 15 mph today becoming southerly T-'--y OAI(LAWN capacity Co ll ege, Staunton, she was a to permit service to an additional Rain probability today 30 percent, Various applications have been submitted He is survived by a sister, member of the Retired Mrs. E.M. Simpson, BenPARK 18,000 persons, Knowles said, the federal government for a Teachers Association of frewshlre, Lake Mary also received approval for INS NSIS•U(III of &'otland. He said the ci ty Is applying to federal its sewer Virginia and National &isson Funeral Home-PA agencies for federal funds for '°"" designing grant recently to prepare plans for Retired Teachers Association. is charge of arrangements. ________ and for Step 3 implementation. The federal system to connect to the Sanford government has a step process to be followed She Is survived by a niece, Knowles said once Sanford's latest ap. UI11S1U1IN4 for' sewer plant construction or im- plications are approved, 'construction will Mrs. Eleanor H. Mon. tgomery. Osteen. Provement.Totai of the federal funda hpino begin 9L years IDS.,r 0 0, W requested ls$2 million. The federal money will -----------____________ MsmoriuIPiñ "We are trying to stay ahead of the need. Stephen N tvisit finance 75 percent of construction costs with That's the way a sewer plant should be Funeral H H. Baldauff ___________________ om e, Deltona, Is in ______________ MON. THIU .94 the city to pay the remaining 25 percent, operated". Knowles said. — DONNA ESTES. thare of arrnuPmpns. SATURDAY C.) ' . Arabs Rally Against Jew's • , •• - Sanford Threatens ' • • Altamonte Man Held On Armed Needed to nominate: Democrats 1,666; Republicans 998. White House spokesman Jody Powell conveyed Carter's "deep appreciation to the voters In Wisconsin and Kansas," and said the two states - - had disposed of the theory Kennedy was on the rise after winning New York and Connecticut last week, Reagan said he was "happy as a clam," adding he wasn't going to rest on the oars even with his substantial lead. Said Reagan: "Every Tuesday I perspire as - Tropical Print Separates. 1~0 Charge dill kilt flung to look at reality, but it is also very liberating." But Kennedy. Anderson and Bush said they were not striking the flag. " We will keel) on iiIar(ThIn' Anderson said. 20 slack. Rag. $13. . Th e .ICPenney Short sleeve top........:... dress slack Is tailored In Dacron polyester with Ban.Ro11' wals and flared legs Solid colors for waist sizes 28.4 \\\ L\ 1 delegate this )-car, said, "It is sometimes a very 8.99 Sale 9.99 $12 9.99 Shorts. V-neck top.,......,.,.. / much, as the polls close. I can (Jo without that, but this is the way, the game is played." Brown, who had staked all on WiSCoflSfl, announcetl he was withdrawing, adding, "Tomor. row, I 'in going back to California to get some work (lone." The youthful governor, who got 1 % off The I JCPenney 16699 Sundresses -" " 14 lilk *,.,j " - Wednesday, April 2, 1980-3A Surprises MILWAUKEE —Solid primary victories are hea vy favorites to win the Louisiana primary In Wisconsin and Kennedy's 60,649 or 32 percent, and Brown with Kansas Tuesday pushed Saturday the last until the Pennsylvania 9,362 or 5 percent. In the GOP race, with all :resident Carter halfway to renomination and primary April ic nald Reagan almost that far precincts counted, Reagan had 178,068 or 63 toward the GOP The vote and percentage for the leaders in the percent to Anderson's 51,504 or 18 percent and pr Ie he so narrowly lost four years ago. Wisconsin Democratic primary with 99 percent of Bush's 35,412 or 13 percent, e wins knocked Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. distric ts reporting: of California Out of the In the race for delegates, the candidates had 1980 Presidential race and Carter 348,16556 Kennedy 186,94730 Brown once again cast grave doubts on the ability of or were leading as follows: 77,17512 WisKanPrevTotal Recnocratic challenger Edward Kennedy or In the Republican race it was: Democrats: publicans John Anderson and George Bush to Reagan 359,29740 Bush 274,01731 Anderson Itc P the Carter and Reagan juggernauts, Carter 48 23 777 848 246,57928 (Carter and Reagan each now Kennedy 26 14 40,5445.5 Brown 10 0 i have 9 primary In Kansas, with Ctories in 12 states and Puerto Rico. They also counted, Carter 100 percent of the precincts Republicans had 108,651 or 57 percent to Reagan 28 20 350 398 Bush 046872 Anderson 6545 '' BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI)— Colombian authorities, adopting a new tack to try to solve the Dominican Embassy hostage crisis, invited an Organization of American Stales commission to investigate guerrilla complaints of human rights violations. The government also announced Tuesday the ninth round of talks between Its negotiators and the April 19 Movement guerrillas, known as M-19, would be held today, the first time discussions have been planned for succeeding days. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _,i, - - - P 1' 1•' ' - a , If ' City To Expand Sewer Plant . -' . - - - - ,/// DEATHS .., .,.., • Polyester/cotton blends Assorted bright Men's jeans. Special 11.99 Tropical prints u , - Sizes S-M-L - Y rk ..'.. --.'. Boot-cut jeans in pro-washed cotton denim with fashion back pockets and contrast stitching Medium blue. 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Sale 8.80 1 i nn kalsed Plaza Hwy.1742 $ St Open Slam fo9p.m. Men..$at. slIm$folmlsksdey ey - �I • _ __ -.-• 4 - 1 - Evening Herald (USPS 4I-260) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 The city of Sanford finally received bids7 rom two area businesses on maintenance of the city cemetery. Commissioners had requested City Manager Warren Knowles to seek the bids so it could be seen whether the maintenance work could be done more economically by private enterprise than by the city. The bids received were from Future Property Services at $33,000 annually, and JMS Lawn Care for $33,4(. Knowles told commissioners it costs the city 141,000 to provide the maintenance annually with city personnel. Commissioners tabled consideration of the bids. Knowles told commissioners by contracting the work two city positions could be eliminated. 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, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. Brave Voice Is Stilled un in M te For ___ •.,,-,-• young, photogenic and an excellent speaker. There are other contenders, of course, Among them: -blul toctz _______________ -'H1P NOCH 1. ____ HOEC($ ____ . -- The only conclusion to be drawn from the course of the Democratic primaries so far is , \414 that the voters don't like either candidate. If _____ The result has been a peculiar roller___ coaster, as the voters focused first on Carter, . ___ _______ then on Kennedy, and again on Carter, then 11 again on Kennedy, etc. ____ Kennedy's original rationale for entering _____ theracequlcidyevaporated.Ifyouthlnkback tolastswnmer,eventahadprovfdedKennedy with a plausible excuse for running. He would not di vide the party, but unite it, and give it a it I goo d ce of holding on to the White House. '1 At that time, President Carter's ratings had It a— sunk in the polls to levels below those of iucird Nixon at e th time of Watergate. The to I nation looked on in amazement as Carter held — his seance at Camp David, proclaimed a na tional "malaise," and descended to fire the best members of his cabinet. 10 Not only did It then seem unlikely that Carter could win a second term, but Democrats widely believed that he would bea. National 10 fatal drag on the ticket. Liberal senators like George McGovern, WASHINGTON — One reason the SALT II with the Soviets would probably go into extra Frank Church, and John Culver, unpopular:, treaty Is probably dead in the water Is that innings. Longdlstance missile parity might enough on their own merits, believed that Car ter administra tion officials can't seem ±0 not be achieved before 1986, the secretary defeat would be certain on a Carter-led ticket, get their stories straight. In fact, Defense warned, while equality in short-range nuclear and countless Democratic congressmenmu Secretary Harold Brown apparently lied to power would take till 1990. state office holders agreed. Indeed, talk was Congress on the crucial issue of U.S.-Soviet &owndid not addreuthe third criterion o( beginning to be widespread that the equality in military muscle, military strength — conventional, non. Republicans could win 10 Senate seats and Brown said one thing at a public hearing nuclear forces, like tanks and f'iantry — Pin confroird the upper chamber. ta*t DeC. 1$, $ &te othe in sec pr.*y because UM%Sd Ut 't .-... Riding tigh in ft , itten testimony submitted to the Senate even in the same ballpark on that score, by and three to one, Kennedy — it ww. Armed Services Committee on the same day. "There already exists universal agreement also believed — could save endangere4 The discrepancy Is disclosed in a con- that our conventional forces (at lust hi Democratic political hides. He could be fidentlal report prepared for Republican Europe) are unable to match Soviet and party savior, not a party splitter. members of the House Budget Committee, Warsaw Pact forces," the House analysis which was reviewing the Pentagon budget notes. But the focus of attention quickly shifte4.. requests. A Defense Department spokesman COVER YOUR ACT: The Energy from Carter's shortcomings to Kennedy's. 1w told my associate Dale Van Atta he could not Department's bureaucrats are apparently major TV Interviews, Kennedy proved' discuss Brown's testimony, but the House more concerned with protecting themselves bumbling and unprepared. His own aldea analysis pretty well speaks for itself, Laughed at his gaffes. People began to thln$ from criticism than in finding out why Brown's secret testimony, according to the American consumers are being gouged by about his "character" again. House report: "The United States has already domestic oil producers. Accorng1y, with Carter diacreeuy hiding slipped Into a position of relative inferiority In The Council on Wage and Price Stability t in the Whitç House, Kennedy took his the areas of strategic nuclear forces and (COWPS) made an exhaustive study of amous nose dive, undergoing an ex. theater nuclear forces." The House report domestic refinery costs and the profits that traordinary thrashing beginning with Iowa notes that this is "the first time that any U.S. Big Oil was raking in. The report of the ad. continuing on trough New Hampshlr* government official has ever made such an ministration's principal infli on-fighting end into IllInois. admission." body concluded that the refiners were nuking ___ I, 1 ____ ________ - i 'i .'U ______- • • .. _ . - -. _________ _______ _______ - - - - JACK ANDERSON Defense Story' - - arrow. There have been untold numbers so Crane Withdrew, asking his supporters to muggings and rapes. back Reagan. This is being Intrepreted The situation is so bad that a group of ghetto Crane's bid for the second spot, which he wants. youths are reacting. They have formed the admits he would be philosophically acceptable Guardian Angels, Identified by their red berets. to Reagan's conservative backers, but Founder of the Guardian Angels, Curtis "The Reagan reportedly does not Look too kindly on Rock" Sliwa, says the group now has 250 mem- Crane's aborted presidential challenge. hers. He would like to see It grow to as many as Because there is so little dlff.ence between Kemp and Crane, Kemp is viewed as the 15,000. more likely choice between the two. SlIwa says members must have clean police . Baker: When records, undergo six months of training In the Reagan's backers admit the Tennessee marital arts and go on subway patrol at least one senator would be a definite asset to the, ticket night a week. Their presence, usually in groups of and probably would be philosophically eight, is enough to discourage any thoughts of "P" although any of the above tiree would be "more acceptable." assault. would help to tring In modera te $ The Guardian Angels have plans of organizing votes and would add to the ticket the aura of branches in other cities with crime problems, Washington experience. The Guardian Angels are demonstrating that ThSfl there are a number of dark horse people still can become involved In the,problems candidates. In the Senate, mentioned are of others — and they are welcomed by who I ndiana's Richard Lager, Missouri's Jack must ride the subways In the lonely hours. Danforth and South Dakota's Larry Preuler. _ Former Sea. 1W Beech, now chairman of Republican National Committee, also is a possibility, as is former Rep Ds.aM HamBERRY'S WORLD ifleld, the Ford admWstrstlion secretary of defense who is now In private hai. last Thursday. - The president himself has sent con- their huge profits without violating federal tracllctory signals to Congress on the question price guidelines, of Soviet strength. But COWPS managed to step on Energy Carter inSeptember: There isno and for a Department two by recommending three 5 percent increase in the defense budget, he courses of action — that the government told Sen. Ernest Hollings, 1)-S.C., In a private become 'sole importer of foreign petroleum, letter. Three percent would be enough. that an audit be made of the oil companies The demography of the New Hampshir$ primary was a portent. Kennedy lost heavil3 in the ethnic and Catholic wbrklng dasa words ofMancI*ste and Nashua, aometlj by Landelid, margins. The same happened In Illinois. But then, suddenly, people began to think about Carter again. Suddenly, he focused Carter In December. An Increase of 5.8 and that an "in-depth" investigation be made percent Is needed. Secretary Brown, in his of Big Oil's costs-vs-profits situation, attention back unon himself. secret material, said that adoption of the This implied criticism of an way DOE was First, there U.N. vote fiasco, president's requested increase would enable policing the oil Industry Infuriated the then the Inflation program fiasco and the United States to "regain equality with the department's bras hata. At a White House impending financial d isas ter. Gazing back at 'SovletUnlon"Inboth long.dlstanceandshort- meeting, they Insisted that the "critical" Color , vote ht rsthoug of his Iran ia n non. range nuclear forces, according to the House chapter of the COWPS report be deleted. They over Afghanistan and report, even threatened to put out a disIIflthl over Br.thnev's lies, the fact that spendable So from "approximate equality" and a release if this were not done. f anAly imm has sunk to ION levels and that small Inc Increase in defense r. spending, the ad. So toassuage uage wounded pride of DOE's credit is being priced out of sight. In New ministration had suddenly decided that the paper shufflers, COWPS backed down and York, Carter lost a 30-pint lead over KenUnited States was "relatively Inferior" to the scissored out the olferielve material. not in two weeks. Russians In nuclear strength and would need Rep. Ben Rosenthal, D-N.Y., is not a healthy budget Increase to "regain satisfied. He said he's "anxious to know why The pattern Is dear. When a Democrat bout Carter, he votes for Kennedy. thinks abtat equality." And this was before the shock of COWPS deleted the portions of its report the Afghanistan invasion, which DOE Insisted be deleted, and what this When he Un1w about Kennedy, he votes I Brown's gloomy prognosis indicated that portends for future a&nllds(ration efforts to Cart.,. When he Udab about both of tharri at the administration's game of catch-up ball combat energy lnllatIcn" the some time, be an" up. — ___ ndfa W'I l r-Aw ~,.Npq jq r%1 1 1 - ,a - - - 6 01 Prof1* ts Tax WASHINGTON (UP!) — Nearly one year ago to the day, President Carter ordered the gradual decontrol of domestic oil prices and sked Congress For a windfall profits tax U.S. oil companies, Carter was to sign the $227.7 billion oil windfall profits tax, considered the heart of his energy program, tO(kl)' in an elaborate 'ufibn1) in the East Ilooni of the White House. Shortly after the Senate gave it final congressional approval by a 66-31 vote last Thursday, a jubilant Carter called the oil tax "good news not only for the country but for the whole world." He also asked Congress to finish acting on two ot her major parts of his energy pa ckage — the synthetic fuels' legislation and a bill that would create a "fast track" Energy Mobilization Board intended to cut bureaucratic red tape for priority energy Vesco.Brjbe Probe Ends Carte r called for the windfall tax on April 5, 1979. He wanted its revenues used to develop WASHINGTON (UPI) — A federal grand Jury, wrapping up its 18-month investigation, has decided against indicting While House aides on charges they accepted bribes on behalf of fugitive Robert Vesco. Carl Raub, top assistant U.S. attorney for t he District of Columbia, said Tuesday his office is "closing the matter" — the subject of controversy and charges from the outspoken grand July foreman of an administration "cover-up." "The grand jury has determined not to return any Indictments from its investigation into allegations that Robert Vesco, through intermediaries, attempted to tribe members of the Carter administration," Raub said, The 23-member panel had considered filing perjury charges against Richard Harden, a special assistant to President Carter, and also looked into other charges stemming from the 1977 Vesco approach, sources said, Amtrak Too, Experts Say _________________________________ Traffic Chokes New York NEW YORK (UPI)— New Yorkers Jammed bridges and tunnels leading into Manhattan early today, creating mile-long traffic Jams on the second day strikes against the city's transit system and the Long Island Rail Road commuter line, HOSPITAL NOTES SIMINOLI MEMORIAL Viola Kwansnjckl, Longwood Andrew L. Sutton, Osteen BIRTHS HOSPITAL APRIL,I,1flO ADMissioss Sénford: Jon. Elkins Jar.., L., Ervin 0061 a. Jon" -- Kimber (lilies L. Làig 5.ndr. Lee Sanford: Thomas and Sandra Limber, a James and •-. - • - a boy Barbara Suth.rp.nd, - • t' ,' 1?FtI2EA 1 1R kd! fbr warming up to a Heatilator' Fireplace - 11 - I / ______ ______________ - • _____ - _______ _____ saving ener —r- GLA?SDOORS Meat Prices To Rise - —p- -. 4,P7; • ,$,en you bu a new eatIato. Fbeuuact (Mod 338 (P1 - I . , , -_ . '_' c • " April 30. 1950 Americans soon may be below that of a year ago and raised its prime lending rate paying "moderately" more prices for beef and veal were to a record 193 percent from For meat, at least 7 percent 9.4 percent above a year ago. 191 4 percent. Analysts predict more for a ride on Amtrak Large supplies and a the prime the interest rate and probably will Find it weakening economy have banks charge their best harder to obtain a bank loan, pulled down prices for neat customers for short term government officials and producers. "The financial loans soon will reach 20 economists say. condition of cattle feeders and percent before retreating, The rising prices and tight- hog producers has The increase will make it ened money supply also is deteriorated this year," the harder and more costly for all adversely affecting some economist said. Americans to obtain bank industries, leading to plant Citing rising fuel costs, loans. closings and employee Amtrak announced a general And because bank loans are layoffs. passenger train fare increase already hard to get, fewer and In Washington, an Agricul- of 7 percent, effective April Fewer people are building lure Department economist 27. Increases of up to 10 houses, or buying cars said, "Reta il meat prices this percent will be made on other high-priced items. and siring may increase selected portions of some The Commerce Department moderately from the first routes, while some others will said there was 3 percent less quarter, but remain below be exempt from the fare hike, construction in February than year-earlier levels." In New York, Chase in January, and new orders to Retail prices for pork in Manhattan Bank — third Factories for manufactured February were 12.7 percent largest U.S. bank — Tuesday goods declined, for the first time since July, by $900 million, or 0.6 percent in February, to a level of $155.2 billion. While one month's figures seldom tell the story, the report was an indication of the SAN DIEGO (UPI) The for a list of other allegedly "mild recession" the ad. "Poison Gang" extortionist poisoned foods at the world's ministration and many who spiked pickles and largest supermarket chain, economists see ahead. teriyaki sauce at a superauthorities disclosed Owning farmland continues market with lethal doses of Tuesday. to be a means of protecting cyanide has doubled his The Increased demand was demand for diamonds as a made Sunday afternoon In a wealth from Inflation. payoff to keep him from phone call to a Safeway Store striking again. in Pacific Beach, where a The extortionist raised his "nervous older voice" original demand of 50 uncut warned poisoned teriyaki diamonds to 100 in exchan&tn sauce could be found on the In these d and h, an erS.'fifri'tfKleflt eatiL,toi Fireplace can make a t'sq dft.',en..' in "vw comfort and sour hcatjn1 NI ?'O is the tjm' to bu* tcsause outI .rt .1 S 229 set the rcr-tts ui,e Isit sc'u I Also '..e a 1wrM inn °° costs Hen t$wie thou1 a I4eatila(oi F irrpQK e COlts, - EP - Furptce " P Glass .iooqs pse sour f e.tia saet5 keep sparks a'rl old sir h,Ie (and mon.'-s toni jon. u' 'rep&e and ernornc5 - to . 31t the .hmne : S ,sssj ,y set 'f flrjtiljtcv' (jiais (Asws ,2.'.l ,j',.., .,eP, p,r.hji4 o' j HrJt,&thje Cup.vr ri.' 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' on the ua of credit cords In ear c.aii,. latest fl, QUEI1I0II: Should he? ANSWER: No ce "Aoosrug to lusidcidk lure, I Ws It could haI*)w, you knew, Credit Cad pm a sweat, It probably hasn't been 'ienled to who w't k on-111111 used to play with them as hide. You stick a conpsMes soon may be f Nihe. Roj '* un-ft e from a Theyv what mouths. forefinger In each side eta .4Is device inlaba PSImNII. a mootNy sccsai vs call 'Plailc Gamrsti"' '.orgo Wasbkon'a picture in on the takes all arts of iBiug to Intacast rates my am upward and there Whatt be do (or those plastic Justes, I $1 l. Abrul'-'s fr JOW Unc*'s is on the 0 bilL ds 4181106 MW he stiflir rkI t '- aaked3 lncae they rltily T01111018111 119 QUESTION: UwehadaPbW,vhesepkt. ---, ' (e has u —:,id It will not "st)y," ig gnimny7 . ' would be on It? ANSWER : Ted Ksdy'a, It mai will lame new cards for a (' u hads tq Jimmy "We are In the se Color had anything to do with It. of ''-j a WhIre cam an 11111111 1118101? Form an everybody In the ciairy viths ores of p 1-11 "vd to re-educate "Dick but has 0 Jane has $15. They went to de Yes walk pod a Mars ad am amisthlj yo wb0vtysystemvos1ii" go out for dip'i,r. QUESTION: What ftatioe, AmerIa may ve is "abbiw _ce. reituireal should they dio.s, and what CM of credit dsaad ,Ip'Ired .s. cartell seriously t you stk )oar fingers in yes' uoledi to usingmuUy , Hea.entãng an early ear of s,(j they_afford to order? ANSWER: tha' "What ceacirea us r new," aid am of " ChIPL TWO lMIefleI the pl'ieti It Is entitled, "Aamering cerde. Maybe by the time year Ies aw souross assir the proddeurs aco.uic Your Qastleus About Cask et Hire is a and an L order of IM lips. frt7• OK ;r. will be as's." A — th MdI,' all *A UuldIIfoC IF111111161101111 Ingo sJ aug&et pep of 1)()l I 0 • you $229 give . T' Oaf" D. LasH. Pass Oiorgs W. Carver q&. PavIlc* Claude W. Denton Barbara T. Sutherland WHII, N. Hlttail Lbr.tta V. Thomas Theresa K iI Monroe M. Frazier, Altamonte Ranee K. Parker Springs Cammie Smith Oeibirt Jones, Cuslbsrry Margaret B. Poyntz. Deltona Mini N. Olanntfl, Diftona Doris N. Prunler, Delta,,. F,ior Morales, Deltona Caroline Tntori, DeBari Ella G. Smith, Deitona Lance R. Hilliard, Geneva - We,ll alternate fuel sources, finance urban mass transit systems, and help low income families pay higher fuel bills, But Congress passed a tax that would: -Make about $137 billion available for tax cuts this decade or to reduce the national deficit. —Earmark about $57 billion to help low income families pay fuel bills between 1982 and 1990. —Urge that $34 billion be used for tran. sportation and energy programs. But those recommendations are not binding. Congress will have to pass other legislation to enact them. Th e windfall tax provides $3.1 billion from general re ve nues to help households below the poverty line pay fuel bills next winter. The bill also provides $600 million In residential energy tax credits, and $6 billion in energy tax credits for businesses. The tax is effective March 1, 1980, and begins to phase out in January 1988, or when $227.7 billion has been raised. a Wednesday,Aprfl2,1$O—SA Evening Hiersid, Sanford, Fl. To Become Law LEWIS GRIZZARD . lL programs. ____ a. Subways have become a good place to get mugged — or even killed. —Rep. Philip Crane; The Illinois In recent months In New York a transit officer was slain with his own gun when trying to stop a representative ran his presidential campaign Ronald turnstile jumper, several passengers were at. on the basis that he was the Reagan" wW stood ready to take up tacked by a man with a meat cleaver and one gauntlet for the coneervative of the passenger even was shot In the back with an party if Reagan faltked. Reaganwing didn't pp VANCOUVER, Wash, (UP!)— Volcanic 1ount Helens showed signs of swelling today and scientists I said if it continues it could be the prelude to a fiery S eruption of., lava from two holes that have joined I * making one gigantic crater at tue summit. Geologists said the first hint of a swelling action * came Tuesday from instruments showing the south * shore of 3'-mile-long Spirit Lake on the north slope of *S the mountain had "tilted upward about a half-inch. S About the same time, the volcano let fly its heaviest and highest plume to date. ft rose thickly black and gray more than 20,000 feet into par tly cloudy skies. The blast was one of several major discharges in an active day that also registered the strongest earthquakes on the Richter scale since the volcanic violence began I Looking At Ted's 'Comeback' ! ______ MON Reagan duaidian Angels Volcano May Be Swelling Toward A Huge Eruption 1 ________ I RIEF Forty-seven percent of the real estate in the city of 'Sanford is exempt from property taxation. One of the biggest culprits responsible for the remoffi of property from the city's taxrolls is city, coun ty and state-owned facilities. That's one of the liabili ties of being the county seat. _______ g ... 1i INAMN '1~ IN B JEFFREY HART nomination last year. By all accounts, he was El R n Salvador's most charismatic public figure, particularly among the poor. Alas, the tragic assassination of the archbishop a recently by gunmen as yet unidentified leaves a void that will be immensely difficult, if not Impossible, to fill. There are any number of candidates for the WAmNGToN(NEA), In case you hadn't dishonor of having murdered this man of peace. noticed it, another major political campaign As a non-Marxist reformer, the archbishop posed began in earnest a couple of weeks back: the a clear threat to popular support for El Salvador's race to become Ronald Reagan's running radical leftists, .who are hell-bent on a Castro- mate. style revolution. As a determined opponent of the So far, Reagan has not said much about military dictatorship that governed El Salvador whom he will choose. last Octobe?, Archbishop Romero also incurred Right now, the front-runners for the job th e wrath of die-hard rightists, appear to be: Inasmuch as both the Cuban-supported radical —WMlani Simon: The former treasury left and the reactionary right seem determined secretary has become a close personal friend provoke all-out civil war In El Salvador, both had and key economic adviser to candidate reason to resent conciliation from whatever Reagan. Some of Reagan's political aides reportedly are pushing for Simon, saying his source. The archbishop was, therefore, a marked presence on the ticket would call attention to nian. the Carter administration's economic policy The immediate question Is what effect his failures. This makes Simon, who otherwise assassination will have on a country already would like to be governor of New Jersey, an Perilously destabilized by terrorist acts and early favorite. -Rep. Jack Kemp: The young chronic civil disorder. The similarly mysterious fiuider or Nicaraguan newspaper publisher congressman from upstate New York recently announced that he will not oppose Pedro Chamarro two years ago touched off the incbent GOP Sen. Jacob K. Javits and, Sandinista revolution. Archbishop Romero's instead, will devote his full time to the murder may have a comparable effect In El Reagan campaign. Most Insiders took Salvador. Kemp's announcement to mean that he was The politically moderate junta now struggling formally off and running for second spot on a to rule El Salvador needs time to establish a Reagan ticket. Kemp people say he "would be semblance of order and effect the social, greatly honored" if Reagan taps him. Kemp has been traveling with Reagan for economic and political reforms so obviously some time and clearly has ifl11UflCed the required. The assassination of Archbishop candidate greatly. Much, of Reagan's Romero leaves El Salvador's beleaguered economic poucyoriginated wtthKemp, who ls &UrpJMt* lasa time inwhlch.to avest the co-suthoç of the K.*Roth Tax -• ls,cuWng by a third and which Reagan supports. The problem is that Kemp does not have Simon's name recognition. However, he IS .. L I k S Community Coordinated Child Care program of Central Florida has announced there are immediate openings available in the child-care subsidized program in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. The subsidy is available for single working parents. Those seeking more information may BOB WAGMAN chbishop Oscar Romero. His outspoken advocacy of human rights won a Nobel Peace Prize 111110 11111`11 A County CornmlssionerThob French, 1)-Fern Park, has no opposition in his bid for re-election to the county board. In his fourth year on the commission, French has served one year as chairman and one year as vice chairman. Frank Tibbitta, a Republican, who earlier announced his candidacy for French's commission post, withdrew from the race this week, noting with the death of one of his service sta tion managers, he would no longer have the time necessary, to devote to campaigning. Bill McCollum, GOP candidate for the fifth congressional dist rict seat currently held by Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, has named a campaign manager and a press aide. The campaign manager is Vaughn Forrest, formerly with Tennessee Senator Howard Baker's Florida presidential campaign. Handling media rela tions for McCollum's campaign is veteran newsman David Wilkening. Wilkening covered politics for the Orlando Sentinel Star and was that newspaper's Washington bureau chief for two years. Making way for the location of the Sanford Homing Authority offices on the first floor of the city hall, the commission approved the expenditure of $1,132 to sub-divide the heating and air-conditioning stem there. If there was one person in the strife-torn Central American republic of El Salvador who might have been ---, able. in time t •i• ---------a UVUHI1 warring factions, it was Roman Catholic Ar- ~ call Mrs. Dorothy Dukes at 42$-OO9, - Wednesday, April 2, 1980-4A -.• •' The costs of improving those systems are to be paid by rental fees. - . Ica '- •, - ',. 3221215 s __ .t - .4 - , — _ _____ _ -' . . ( - c'---- • - ____ ,iM baby ie oswsad by a1,1 ' ' ha She pvtc o1g*" e*o .- o.it ~f`2 retail oal'a, but bow ii would also aHict these lie hay. never seed or who have fgte hew." - . w I4'. .•-.. sO ' ___ ":~..' 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Each baby elephant at the government4Ufl facility receives a daily ratlqn of 36 bottles of powdered milk. If the manner In which the j elephants are being pampered is any indication, at..... ...,.,k. •h rP2llv Is a Renublican - year. L 1. vu aglin.7 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - Temples Clubs Say Regular Season Will Go On I i I I - PEDRO BACHRACH, M.D. Relics , Diplomat., Amirkiit Board of Urology The Opening if NI. Deities Office CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) -The ancient Temples of PhLlae have been taken apart, moved to higher ground and their 45,000 stone pieces put back together. An eight-year effort to save the 16 early Egyptian temples From inundation by the N ile River's wa ters, one of the most ambitious archaeological rescues in history, has been corn., pleted successfully. A recent ceremony inaugurated the temples of PhIlae at their new site, the island of Agilkia in the River Nile. At 780 D.It..i I.s'I.v.rd 102 M&arJ 5i. By AppoI.it 323.777* IOR CITIZENS! 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The only Krayola Kollege • In other league action hits were a double by Eric Ii Tuesday, George's stunned Luce and a single by James Krayola Kollege 18.1, while Heard. Atlantic Bank dumped Atlantic Bank pushe d Seminole Petroleum 144. across the Horace Knight and Brian half-dozen runs plate in the top of the first and e corn a easyleum. . time with t hs.ree-hitter or Flagship .,ad an Petro u urn. Bank. Knight, the starter and SexTitoOle wining pitcher, fanned eight Brian Ashcroft pitched the batters in the first three In- first three Innings and was the nings. Sheffield came in to winning pitcher. He allowed pitch the final three frames only two hits and fanned four. and also struck out eight. Mansuia Baker pitched the Flagship Bank erupted final frame of the four-inning for five runs In the bottom of contest, setting the side down the second, capitalizing on in order. several Jack Prosser Ford I. ia LTuIt was the leading errors. £I by Knight was AtlanticBank with the ° og, y threerun homer and a single. sding 0, Flaphip Bank Mike Holcomb had a double put the game on Ice with four for Seminole Petroleum runs in the bottom 01 the fifth. Knight collected two of Highligirg today's action '1 six safeties, In the Sanford UtIle National F1P1IIP both singles. Terry Miller League is a 5 pin, game at slapped a tri ple for the Westaide Field on Persimmon Bankers -and Rand Baker Avenue pitting Clam Leonard added a double. She ll against Poppa Jay's. Chris Jones, the losing Both turns are 1.0. In today's pitcher, had a double and at Ft. Me llon Park, single to pace Jack Prosier First Federal plays Sunnuland Herald PM$. by Tam Vlucssl Fad at the plate. Stacy Smith Corpora tion at 5 p.m., while A litt le IOft4hee shuf fle. Kollege first had the only other hit for the cardinal Industries meets the baseman Can Taylor is all concentration as he thinS, a iüli. Railroaders at 7p.m. tries to make a play at the bag on George's batter Geore'i put the game out p , prnp PISH Rinkavage in Tuesday night's Sanford Little of sschinthetop of theferst '- - P9 ou 59" Without coupon $I.L - ' Palm.( 2-01. Flopsyor light dock baby B,nki. Limit 1 thru April 1. 11! 0 WithoutcOupon$7.2 , Lie '7 16 CHARLIE . ' Two sparkling colog.e spiys by IWlos. 0.4. ..chine. or 03.0. - - rc I ill / Smooth une nylons: the 2$ft 19 - J9 pontls knit tight In. Wilhotal coupon $I.25 I 1191 $4. & $4.75 buy.. Non.wo.oI. I?T NSRIIIPS PAN TuSh LIMIT I Wit April 11110.. - 1 -1, 9,• ' 'YE' R.qulor 114W SCNIOU SANDALS :- -' - 'I Sculpted be•chwood with leather it' -- • - ..• -,. Krayola opt. -- wz12' - - '- IIN SANK -. 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Fla.33S1 or Call (305) OO74657 By United Press InternatIonal outfielder Muokie Wilson, eatcher Butch Dawson's two-base error and scored on While players met in Dallas and Benton and pitchers Juan Berenguer and Fred Lynn's sacrifice fly in the first decided to strike the remainder of the Scett Holinan to farm clubs, inning to lead the Red Sox Ron Cey's exhibition season, a storm in Florida and In other key transactions, Seattle two-run homer and Huppert Jones' RB! fierce winds In Arizona had already optioned Jerry Narron and Dave lien, double highlighted the Yankees-Dodgers begun to halt the spring schedule. derson to Spokane and Odell Jones to deadlock Fergie Jenkins hurled six Thr ee games were canceled due to rain Pittsburgh's Portland club and the Cubs shutout Innings and combined wi th John and four more shortened Tuesday one reassigned nine players, includi ng 1979 Henry Johnson on a five-hitter to lift the because of high winds in what became AA player of the year Karl Pagel. Rangers. the players' last chance to show their In exhibition games, Boston nipped Henie Martin, Gary Christenson and stuff to managers. Montreal, 1-0, the New York Yankees Dan Quisenberry combined on a fivefiveIn Dallas, the Players' Association tied Los Angeles, 3-3, in a 7-inning hitter to lead the Royals over the Orioles voted to walk out for the duration of the r.nout, Texas too a 4.1 rain-shortened Dave Revering and Wayne Gross each City exhibition season but agreed to p1y the victor drove in two runs, helping th e As over first six weeks of the regular campaign in shut out Baltimore, 4-0. Oakland drubbed the Mariners Jim Slaton, who allowed d hopes of settling a contract dispute with Sea ttle, 8.3 before high five runs on 11 hits, drove in three runs club owners. Ali ultimate strike deadline suspension after five innings, Milwaukee with two hits for the Brewers. d the Cubs were tied, 5-5, in was set for May 22. the fifth inning°when Ric Sweet's two-run, pinch-hit home For Bruce lloisclair, the major ILA rim ,n. 1k.. h,i.uiii usC aL ...Z.. - league San Diego tonncd San LIE tuniti inning season ended - at least, temporarily - California outslugged Cleveland, 9-6, and boosted the Padres past the Giants even earlier. Minnesota downed the White Sox, 5-3 Came) Lansford hit a fifth inning home A four-year veteran with the Mets, Scheduled games between Toronto and run to break a3 3 and the Angels went on Bomsclalr was released unconditionally St Louis, Detroit and Pittsburgh and the to top the Indians Rob Wilfong slapped Tuesday by New York. The Mets further New York Mets and Cincinnati were all a two-run triple in the bottom of the __________ Ii EVEREADY PACK OF 2 -These are the same fans who exhibited great support of our players in the stretch dri ve to the club's first cha mpionship and called them back for a curtain call when they lost in the playoffs. On my part, I oiler an apology For the club.' v;;;:' j9 IIsssI Prla.s I As Florida .. I PAAS EG COLOR 1(1 DIVISION 1*141 PROM S VII. THIUS? VII. ADDRESS . 1 I DETERGENT Dry lug/ The California Angels, for instance, had been scheduled to play the Los Angeles Dodgers in both Anaheim and Dodger stadiums. "I t hink it was a mistake to cancel the remaining s pr ing games and take away from our great fans a chance to enjoy that series," said California owner Ge ne Autry. - . . Enter the Ssminols Pepunt HEMISPNElf, USA. . PAGEANT TO If HELD APRIL 13th. You May Inter SEAUTY • TALENT • MODEL $,* Is • .; . coupon 55c III -- were traditional, money-making games wiped out. ... - '-------- 3r, I J JJ I ; .•..•' LlmltlittruAplIIL1NO. tvithout coupon 89C II -'I Unlit i \ .\ I struction was put in The project, guided by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations employed MOO workers, dozens o engineers aria arcnaeoioglata, Egypt isign i*m Authority plus the Italian companies Condotte d'Acqua and Maui. It cost $30 million, partly contributed by 21 countries, of raised by including the United States, P t he Tutankhamen treasures in Europe and America. The salvage effort is comparable in magnitude only to the rescue In the late 1960. of the two Abu SImbel temples, built by Ramses the Great (1304.1327 B.C.) about 175 miles south slim -' ' -. AQUA-FRESH I Oc off label) --- I I I schedule was set to be played in Florida and Arizona, there ... TOOTHPASTE 63c 101*8 * 1:I(•P1.1: .• -. Although the majority of the now-canceled exhibition "I don't know about helping solidarity," said Jon Matlack of - J-- lite . : : Comport and Save With Our Prescription Prices. s -• I----------- 1115 able to collect enough paychecks to help withstand a walkout. the Texas Rangers, -but it will help keep players out of the bread li ne." Despite the decision not to play any more exhibition games this year, the players said they were willing to stay in the training camps for a final week of workouts. Players now will be liable for their ex penses during the practice period. Mike Marshall, the standout re lief pitcher from Minnesota, said that while some owners may choose to lock out players froin training camps it was not in their best interests to do so. "If you owned a club you would want it to get off to the best start - possible and you probably wouldn't do that If your players had missed the final week of spring training," he said. one of the inost popular attendance periods of the season and _ I I Twins Finish With Best Spring Record ___ ______ "It won't make any difference if a guy is batting .040 or .840, he will st rike," said the Philadelphia Phillies' Larry Bowa. "If we don't have an agreement by May 22, we're gone." Coming into the meeting Tuesday, many of the major leag ue teams were on record as favori ng a str ike before the opening of the regular season. But a later deadline was set with two major thoughts in mind: begins the summer stretch in which ticket sales are at their highes t. 14 _RvnInuln,,$k..fl...•.,1..........I.I.L------au 01 OLA ua U season, players will DC - I • %iraperm IT acneciiuie flair -The players felt that by waiting until just before the Memorial Day weekend to str ike t hey would cause more havoc am ong the owners. Th at particular weekend is traditionally the Memorial tj)1a,n Day weekend-. wi1l -- Built on PhIlae Island in the Nile a bout 600 miles south of t........ LI.... ypUdH rLId[UUU W)U WV[V utie Le pies UdL UWtI U built over a 500-year period before and after the death of WALGREEN COUPON Christ. The most famous was dedicated to Isis, the ancient Penn Dutch MUSHROOM$ I Egyptian goddess of fertility, love and devotion, who in later 4-oz. CAN times became associated with Cleopatra. PhIlae also is associated with the adventures of a lovelorn prince in "The Arabian Nights," imprisoned on the island by the father of his beautiful beloved. Limit 2 thru April S. 1W. Soa*. w,th tins oupor, The Greek historian Heroclotus coined the phrase 'Pearl of Egypt" for PhlLae. Poised on the edge of the desert about five miles upstream from Aswan town, It Is the last stop In Egyptian Nubia, Its shrines fabled for perfect grace and exquisite proportions. The problems of PhIlae began in 1902 when the British built KLEENEX the first Aswan dam to harness the annual Nile flood. FACIAL TISSUE result drowned PhIlae about nine months of each year. Paint on the temples washed away, but the submersion was of not as destructive as originally feared. The water protected 100 4/ 1 the temples against sandstorms and removed salt deposits Limit I ftwu April S. 1NO Injurious to the stonework. Without covpOn3lor$I I Then In the IUs Egypt, with soviet neip, negan ouuaing the Aswan High Dam, completed In 1970. Philae lay between the VLWI:l 11 two dams, its temples almost submerged throughout the year by the artificial lake. DOLE SLICED lie More dangerous, the temples were subjected to a tidal eappbe j PINEAPPLE movement, a daily rise and fall which would eventually have j ruined them. An urgent rescue operation became necessary. 20-oz Several plans were suggested, including building small dams as a protective barrier to give Phllae Its own lake where Limit S ttwu April S. 1510. the water level could be controlled. Without coupon 79c. ___ I nstea d it was decided to transfer the monuments atone by stone to the Island of Agllkia, 500 yards away and 18 feet above water level. _______________________________ Ir1111.1 f Work began in Mardi 1972 on a cofferdam around Philse PLANTIRS DRY Island. A double row of 330,000 sheet piles, each 50 feet long, ROASTED PEANUTS--tto the roc 1sapses. was drW be enthemwasfluedwtth S0S,00 cubIcyarofa4uitM Se 24-oE trought by barges but most loosened by jets of high-pressure torn 9 water. Li mit 2 ttwu April 2. 1510. until the temples reemerged. _ Then pumps drained the water L Without coupon $2.65 .__. Ii II The carvings and mwipuona on me waua were recurueu by photogrammetry and dismantling work began. On Agilkia island about 340,000 cubic yards of rock were Wasted from the top and tipped down its eastern side, extending its surface and reproducing the approxima te shape of I I IV\ REYNOLDS WRAP PhIlae. Bulldozers leveled the surface to create positions ALUMINUM FOIL I those on Philae. Palm trees were cultivated. sq. ft. 79C Every stone was marked and numbered, then dismantled heavy duty and moved to Agilkis. Th e last temple to be dismantled was Limit $ tltrv April 1, 1110. the first built on the iilandby the Pharaoh Nectaneboofthe I Without 30th dynasty. about ) B.C. The last stone In the recon. --. - - ir ultimate confrontation with club owners in hopes the lay wou ld give t hem more clout. The Baseball Players Association, with director Marvin tiller presiding, voted unanimously Tuesday not to take part the rest of the exhibition campaign - a protest over t he 'ontinuing stalemate in contract negotiations with the owners. But the player representatives decided they wou ld not the opening of the regular season next week and instead rike r t a strike deadline for May 22. If no contract settlement is reached by then, Miller said, no es be played beginning Friday, May 23- the first day -. p - DALLAS (UPI) - Major league baseball players brought he exhibition season to an abrupt halt Tuesday, but postponed ANNOUNCES To High Ground On Nile - riuyerz Reborn Egyptians Move Wednesday, April 2, 1f$0-4A - . . - .. * . . - .. '& - i--:• . -. .._. .' -' aI. .L.:a, C.aa4 low --:-' - •kk' Tin size *78-13 871-13 (71-14 F78.14 Rig. Sal. $28 22.25 $31 $38 $40 21.75 31.75 33.75 Tin, size 071.14 H71-14 Rig. Sal. $42 34.75 071.15 H78-15 $43 _ $44 31.75 35.75 140.75 *48 �a - S - . -. S - . I S - - -. * - - - -S - S - -5* - - - 10A-Evinlng Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, April 2, 1910 1. Cochran Tosses Orioles Over Yankees. ; -_ I Cook's Brew - coex By SAM Heraldsport.swruti' I P layer Fans DeadlockBl' Biggest J' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ByJOEDeSANTIS il run outburst in the fifth Inning ert"'s that set the winning spacing out just four hits by double and Bill Newburn with Herald Sports Editor to post a 5.2 win in the major's runs up on base, Michael Ault Steve the Flagship Bank Pirates a two-bagger. While baseball's big boys division. 1 tak Christina Amedii H Tom Perkins and Joe Vinci while fanning 11 batters, The Pirates were led by Jay and liii put a schreechin' nail to lien Four also enCochran turned In a superb accounted for four of the walking just three and giving Gilliland with a double and the final week of the pro pitching effort, going the Oriqie RB!s with .a double up only two runs for a 10-2 single while Ted Freceyenet jo}eugodtilts at the nights each for"late the exhibition schedule, action distance while spacing out apiece to account for the only decision with three and John Christion added continues to roll on in the just four Yankee hits enroute two hits given up by Kevin Hill and Tony singles. Altamonte Little League. The to striking out 11 batters and Garlanger. The Yan k ees coun tered In other Altamonte action Jackson carried the big sticks price is right too. It's free for issuing just three walks. the Reds outlasted the with 3-3 performances from " The losing pitcher aided his for the Dodgers by collecting th e watching. Garlanger turned in a win cause by smacking a three hits each. Hill added a Yankees 20-15 in a real Roger Warren, Greg Metzger, Monday night the Braun strong showing also by bases empty home run, Matt Albert, and Moe triple and double to his single slugfest Tuesday night. Cadillac Orioles broke open a limiting the Orioles to just two Steve Gilliland, Chris Harrison, Andy Spou, Doug Another strong mound performance while Jackson tight pitching duel between hits but they proved costly effort was fashioned by Lance added a double to a pair of Radzak and Charlie Borrero Coleman, Todd Heiser, Danny oriole hurler Mark Cochran coning after a couple of Wall of the Kennedy Sky singles. Also providing aid to all boosted their season Albert and Vacheal Rosen all and Baldwin Funeral Home's Flagship $ak , Lights Dodgers. Wall too went the Dodger's hitting attack batting averages by going a added a pair of hits to the Vrnnn Garlanger with a four P1?.?., AS S H Deds.qi AN ü the seven inning distance, was pétcher Wall with a collective perfect 44 in the Yan kee effort. Ted Wowborn 331 a dwln Losers "' If you were one of the 1600 f ans that turned out for Tuesday's baseball game at Tinker Field, consider yourself lucky-it was the last major league baseball game in Florida in 1980. The playe rs these days performed to the tune of t ft oaseuun S Pi ed riper, better ( own as lawyer Marvin Miller. What Marvin wants Marvin gets. Tuesday, Miller got into the owner's coffers for the a revenu es t remaining training aanuig ex,uu,,,on games in Florida Arizona and California. (Dodgers and Angels subway series.) "II ii DI M i ller ,s I •t. brains beh ind the Baseball Players Association. He pulls the strings to which the players dance. A A at. a on ii. a y,esd Miller puii ll carpet rema ining exhibition games. The players '11 " the r '-6 eg ular season April 9 They " will play until midnight of May 22. If nothing is settled by then they will boycott again. Mi ller Is a very intelligent man. He's the man that put "law" into lawyer for baseball, Before Miller, the owners pretty much had the run of things. Th e players were supposedly subjugated pawns of the owners. If, you can call playing baseball for a living, a slave-like existence. Anyway, this all cha nged whe n Miller took on his pe t of liberating the players. He f reely admitted he took on the job, "as a challenge." Wi th Mi ller's expertise in the law field, th e owners were oadly mismatched They had been used to dealing with players in the privacy of their offices. Now these dealings tookQlac'e with attorneys and sometimes in the courtrooms Fwn.r.i Srsw Cadillac Freycess OS 1 Hill 333 Yankee Al S H Ned Al * H H m. oi.i., Al N H John llwesl 4 S $ Jehsien 4 3 3 M~M 3 11 Gilliland 424 Yankees AS N H C. Cochran 2 II KylIKIIsr 20$ Walt 411 Sp.lssi 423 3 2 3 AWl? Israel Ill J. llancIfl$d3 I S SCSflNVS$II$ 3? S NIchWls MUiMklte 411 Warren 42$ 3 33 Crvsc. 314 T. 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Tu • NEW YORK (UPlj - Most basetall people call it the rottenest job of all, and as president and chief executive officer of the Toronto Blue Jays, Peter Bavasi could've delegated the task to somebody else, but considering the circumstances, lie decided to do the dirty work himself, With that in mind, he walked purposefully over toward the Blue Jays' clubhouse in Dunedin, Ha., last Saturday morning. One of the first players he ran into was John Mayberrv, the Blue Jays' big first baseman who also happens to be the best .frion,I Pi,.n t'ops,. t.,... l__ "What's that?" was the natural question. "I gotta release Rico." r, "Oh, no," Mayberry muttered. "Yeah," said Bavasi, nodding. "Stick around because I'm Are he'll want someone like you to ta lk with after we're all - ,.J - .. r. S - - - -... - - ' :.- - - - -. ' . ' ... - . t,.+: ' "b .. - -• •- '4• . c _ t-Z. 'I - .' - c-,. ... •t:3 ' p 11,.. A r rp. 'S 0,1. foot- lrv~ of making It to the big leagues. After four years in On major leagues, he decides the infield turf looks greener elsewhere. You've invested five years inthe minors for a return of four at the major league level. If the player is of Carew's stature, he's great player and a great tan draw. Any bialnea, man will tell you, that's not much of return on your investment, As in most negotiations, each side Is blaming the other for Um lack of progress. Miller feels that the owners aren't that worried about a strike and may even be trying to force It to happen. Is I Here's why. The owner's have safeguarded themselves by withholding two percent ($3.5 million) of last year's gate receipts in case of a strike. Miller says they also have a strike insurance policy which will pay them $1 million a day after the first two weeks of a strike, which amounts to $40,000 to each club offsetting gate and television losses, Another $3 million would be saved for not paying player salaries which average $121,000 for a 25-man rater. So, don't shed too many tears for the owners. Nevertheless, no matter who is at fault players or usual the person who will end U striking out in the pocketbook and entertainment departments is the fan. __Irm l I .. * % .' I -.• . - first - - owners -as K 0 Upsets ate .s T meta e - are - I 11 ,": v'i ,*A011,. SAVE ; 133 . . ' , oloo PWAM lp g!*~A - . mere was a bit of drama awToundlng Tuesday's coin flip. Both Auerbach and Jazz General Manager Frank Layden wanted to make the call of the coin, so O'Brien was forced to make a preliminary coin flip to see which club got to make the actual call. O'Brien assigned heads to the Celtics and tails to the Jazz and, using an 1883 silve dollar the league had purchased Monday at a coin exchange for $50, the commissioner watched the flip come up tails, Layden then chose heads for the decisive flip and it came up tans once again, As soon as the result was announced, Auerbach, sitting at a conference table in the commissioner's offices, pounded his fist on the talle and let out a cry of joy. He then grinned broadly and took a long puff on his cigar a ritual he used to symbolize Celtics' during his coaching days. "TbanJ, Frank," laughed Auerbach. "It's I would have called heads, too, If I had gotten to make the choice." O'Brien also conducted blind draws Tuesday to determine other first-round draft placings for teams that ended s.ason with identical records. Chicago won out over Denver for the fourth pick; Indiana over Cleveland for the eighth choice; New York over Washington for the 12th selection and Houston over Cleveland for the 14th choice. Indiana has already traded away Its first- lo $51 * Fighter?' , .J ' - Nu4 you can gave, i.o..y, - r * - if; _K - - 4, .! loI w n.;~ 1; ~ ,. 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April 1 - Philadelphia at t'P) 104.00; DO (6-4) 125.50 Washington, 5:35 p.m. ' Third race-$'16,M3I:34 x April 6 Washington at SUS Hater 9.60 4.10 3.60 Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Baseball IRR's Fern 6.50 610 x.if necessary California Optioned catcher 2jJfe Size 6.80 (Winner plays Atlanta) Brian Harper, pitcher Jim borsey. '$(3.4) 21.20; P(3.4) 73.50, TI.. first baseman John Harris, in (33-1) 61650 Houston vs. San Antonio fielder Dickie Thon and outfielder Pourffirace -5.l6,03?:73 April 2 Bob Clark to Salt Lake City of the San Antonio at ISumma Corn Late6.S0 400 2.10 Houston, 9:05 p.m. Pacific Coast league; reassigned 4$arilim 2.50 2.60 April 4 - Houston at San An. pitcher Tom Chevolek and catcher tAloha Hope 3.20 toniQ, 1:35 p.m. Dan Whitmer to the minors; w (40) I3.00j P (1-4) 30.50, T (5. x April released utilityman Ike Hampton, 6 San Antonio at 41) 15,50 Houston, 1:05 p.m. pitchers Daniel Boone and Dave Fifth race -5.?6,O31:71 4f necessary Freisleben and infielders Orlando 2lc Huck 6.40 350 3.20 (Winner plays Boston) Ramirez and Bob Slater; acquir ed 6'Rriscola 6.00 440 rights to pitcher Craig Eaton to 1i,rf ire Cho 1350 Western Conference complete a previous deal sent outfielder Luis Sllverio to the 9 (24) 24-81 P (24) $1.30; T (2. First Round 61) 651.21 minors. (Best 2of•3) Sixffi race -SssA31:I5 (All Times LIT) Chicago (NL) - Reassigned 3llly Bob Buck .0O 5.60 1.60 Seattle vs Portland pitchers George Riley. Randy 2Idrsht la ne 7.40 6.40 April 3 Portland at Seattle, Mart: and Dave Geisel, catchers 1 lIe 7.60 10:30 pm. Mike O'Berry and Mike Gordon, "C (2-3) 35.60i P (3.2) 57.30, T (3 April 4 Seattle at Portland, infielders Steve Davis and Steve 11:30 p.m. '!) 305.44 Macko and outfielders Karl Pagel 'Iven$h race -$.I6,C: 31:45 s-April 6 - Portland at Seattle, an Jesus Figueroa. 7Manate,Dan 6.10 6:20 4.50 3:30 p.m. CinCinnati - Reassigned pitcher 4$Mlton Abbey 72.10 6.00 sIb necessary Geoff Combo and catcher Dave 3ijicobin's Bait 6.00 (Winner plays Milwaukee) Van Gordon. (4-7) 46,00: P (7-4) PS-SO; T (7. New York (Nt) - Uncondl4 31 063.90 phoenix VI' Kansas city tionally released outfielder Bruce .tIØth race- $.i6.R: 31:61 April 2 Kansas City at SoisClair' and reassigned to the S*ioom Dancer 63.60 22.00 1.50 Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. minor leagues infielders Kelvin lWright Dante 1540 3.40 April 4 Phoenix at Kansas Chapman and Jose Moreno, 4brd Crash 2.60 City, 1:35 p.m. outfielder Mookie Wilson, catcher :9(74) 16144; P (5' 1 ) 374.75; T s-April 6 Kansas City at Butch Benton and pitchers Juan (1,-4) 4,111.10 Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. Berenguer and Scott Holman. Nino race -g-16,Ii 31:30 xli necessary San Francisco - Reclaimed I Train 1.00 4.50 1.00 (Winner plays Los Angeles) Guy Sular: from Minnesota. I Pilot 7.10 5.40 Seattle Optioned outfielder 6ftimiej 5.50 Dave Henderson and catcher 11-1) 27.11; P (S.?) 42.6$; TI Jerry Norton to Spokane of the 4 811 141 Pacific Coast League; optioned Major Leagues Testbrace-$.l6,A: 31:07 pit cher Odell Jones to Pittsburgh Spring Training 64'lnging Jim 6.00 7.10 2.20 or a player to be named later. Final Standings Ztjsst Flight 6.30 3.30 AMERICAN LEAGUE 4Thinq iSO Football *(34) ' Rid 15.11, P (4-1) 31.20; T (6Chicago 15. .6.711 back Rick Moss.Signed defensive Minnesota 241430.0 11.1.632 Kansas love.ffirace-$-I6,D31:43 St Louis - Signed Jimmy 13. 7..&W Johnson Oakland 3screcy 7.50 3.60 2.50 as special assistant Toroeto 6.50 4.40 2 #nDalized coach $0, .S..SM 3.00 Now York Il. 5,350 CiUnge Boston (2-3)U.$I,P(3-2) 126.31;T(3. 1neofaBaI,s Lafayette IS. .5.336 Cleveland Named Will Z; 211.50 lU.l0..0 Rackl,p need DaskilDall coach. Milwaukee '- sTwetltbrece-34O 3;3I Perm State - Namd assistant 11.12.471 Chicago S4n1'sJungIe 1013.135 football coach John "J.I." White Detroit Man 5.60 7.00 3.50 I0. 1 1..117 assistant to Athletic Director Joe Texas 6Duky 6.50 1.60 7.14.333 Paterno. Baltimore 3D's Lori Baseball ! SI U U.S 0 I 5 OPEN Do it right with professional quality :o :• • FIRESTONE STORE - the Motel sta nding. - uu . 5 0 nights at Day's Inn in Savannah' the hurricanes left 1111111111111111 TUNE UP AND SAVE GAS' -. If MeSA.snlcaacars (ucIuay) SI. 0 the scoring - 2.66 96 - .. k" 8 5NIed Strom MnONaiS-- iip5gs445 out were Banyacksi 5, Pat LuCore 4, Kerr, Koegler, Kevin Wildes and Jeff Wolf all 2, - Come in and let's get acquainted! We're new in SANFORD but we 've been in Florida a long time with five locations in Brevard County. We are backed by an automotive parts distribution system with over 90 years experience. Another new Parts City is coming soon in Orlando.... watch for our Big Grand Opening Ads! - plus tax and old tire. MONT 05C BRAKE • R oundi ng game, Tonipkins 11cc Center, 37-18, - A78.13 $15.95 $1.62 B78-13 19.95 1.77 E78.14 35.91 2.12 F78.14 37.95 2.23 G78 1 4 38.95 2.38 H78.14 41.95 2.60 G78.l5 40.91 2.46 199 Hurricanes. In the second girls the Hurricanes took 4-2) 1.517.40 Attendance 3,024: Handle 257,57? - 2.93 Size the to Jones -and Michelle Rapisarcip I each. o (6-5) $6.00 : I 50.50 --- ILE lead Fleda - At Pirtic P.11mg AtS,jr,' Sto',.t -- Ow Against E.A. in a fast paced, high scoring game, SS hung on for a 64.60 win. Quack hit 22, N or ton 17 and Brondon 10 SCOREBOARD S 191 2.57 43.50 Bea COURTEOUS, QUALITY NEED HARD-TO-FIND KNOWLEDGEABLE FOREIGN PARTS PARTS ... WE'LL GET PARTS PEOPLE. TOO! THEM OVERNlGH'r, Sonic Quantities Limited Prices Good thru April 6 N The 8th grade boys lost to Tompkins 46-41. Eddie Norton led SS with 13, Troy Quackenbushi added 8, Rob Kerr 7, Joe Brondon t, Doug Koegler 4, Al Banyacksi 3. -5 4310 36.50 37,00 4 1.50 SS bopped the J.E.A. of Savannah in their first game, 33-19. Eight of the nine locals scored and the 9th, "Devastating Dawn" Riley dominated the boards. Tami Hankins led the scorers with 13. Daphne Christel added 6, - I , . -~ X, Raines 163, Rick Johnson 196, Barry Sweat 211 , Steve Richard 212, Wally Smith 216 Women: Susan Richards 154. Nita Johnson 19), Sandy Moore 180 Fail Whittaker 222, Abbie Wepum 150, Allyson Smith 150, Doris Smith 163, Sherry Clark High Series: Men: Charles Seagraves 525, Wally Smith 527, Vince Cara 589, Bill Moore 526, Rick Johnson 511, Steve Richards 520, I -- rr 1. - '-r'-. .. . ~,~ 1~1_- - ~ 1. 11"W. i, P, AC or WIX AIR FILTERS Truck filters for cars, Dirty Air filters waste gas. OFF Mfg. Sugg List $3.29 - j lid ILIII to hat e I.' do this. it isn't a pleasant thing," Iavasi t'plaitici tti miii %t hit'ri hit I,'t ('artt u, t'nf,)rtumltt'lt, hit' 'thur ritati has to rri;ike tt a for thi' uuungtr one \hiiltt e.i chairipiuti Thhut qtit'st ,'.i 1. lide" tilt, dv-e.scalatini~ contraut lic signed, Uart% %kill bt play.itts, a so'kestrian said, lit ,.. t.Jtt() ',t'ItL, paid I) tlit' liltit' Jays. hut of course. not :warl as iiwch as had flit, %%unwr of tliv series mll pla\ st-asoni ;ituui Ihit teal ii i'. ill th't hP' pti-. - 35.60 switip- . (t -;. ~~ * edlng trip was a fine way to -p off an active four months basketbal1. The Hurricane won a pair of games vannah and the boys split Sale prim phi, tat e nd ;) old turn 'Iflb irnd dealt its first-round pick to San Diego. * aon 1015$ being the Middle School in the County Wt denied the use of its gym t its own students. * - L235/75aIj!a - -~~?-!,,,I-- ~ . .,~ , - ____ 1'i7s/nI3 H85$. 13 •l PIRS/sOR13 C R714. 1:1 71 I'2O%170R13 CUM l'Im/TSRII 73 I'is5/7SRI4 CR75-Il 71 1119-5/7511141I)lt.E117s- II Ml I/75KI4 15$ pI;,u I'I5/ThRI4 (ilt7s-t4 17 P223/75R11 flR;5-14 92 PIM/son tsI u.sRI 71 11205/75R15 FR7I-15 - AS 211Bl5 URis-is 89 P22w75RI5 1I11.JR7615 91 :• : .W Although it was sort of exverne in t his case -traveling ó'Savannah, Georgia to play it did help illustrate t he Problem the SSMS 7th and 8th graders had to endure all - :• SHwp.iap 5 OVERHAUL SISe g5g 5y.j I $3380 I '5 9 " 1 I Ile. -_~*,- . - *Is Ii -- , . 11 on the lamus Firestone 721. sensational price reduaicins ore m effect f or • limited time •ml. of urie. the e., rolIin 1141111 Cotiltflict,,n of ttisi Fuel Fighter "Want outI also t w to it better11, ml 15? cOmpared to out "°' luis at steady highway sped,. was ___ ___ The South Seminole flurricanes finished the àsket ba ll season as they had srted it away from home. - 1 •• ____ __ High Games: Men : Vince Carea 236, David RiChard 195, Bill Moore 203, Larry Griffin 177. Carlos per pair of Wusmwa.sa.. Pui - I j4 -. . 4, - * 4"Ru - - FIRST FEDERALOF SEMINOLE - Standings: Bad Checks, M.M.I., Sliver Dollars, Bug Interest, Gold : DIggerS, Embezzlers, The Loaner's, Pay Day, Bankers Four, ,Wooden Nickles, Non Cents, Short Change, Late Chargers, Pay Rollers. to S to coatrol his weight. I warned him earlier that If he wasn't carefid, hewn. going to set his his way out of the till,." That appeared to be a factor Monday eight when Tate tired. rr iiiies The Sunk-s. who are just unit' gati it' above .500t'ver (lie last lIuonth and a mill. got an additional lilt I'uesda - ii bent t I ie uth Seminole Basketball Squad Finishes With Road Trip .1, .t his -- that tin Wednesday." 1, .:.. .:. offer. 1 Holmes claims that crown now since he knocked out Weaver in the 12th round ls.t June. Weaver doesn't dispute that claim although he says he thinks he can beat Holmes when they meet again. "I'm getting better and he's getting woos.," Weaver said after naking Tate seventh knockout victim In his last nine flgh I but All, I owe Larry Holmes something." Tate'. manager Ace Miller apparently feels Holmes is going to come out on top in that dove-way battle. 'I've always thought Larry Holmes the bed heavyweight and I still do," said Weaver. "That's counting Weaver and my man. Right now, he's the best heavyweight around." But that doesn't mean that Miller doesn't think that Tate can become a champion again at some later date. "He's still young and still has a lot to Iearn" said Miller. "John will be a Mn heavyweight lu he gets more cxiarieace. One thing he is going to have to do, howevr, Is learn In the cleslag rounds and the better conditioned Weaver took the offensive. "A faster hesvyàlght.c.ugM him," said Miller. "I was warned several years ago oo Mike Weaver. We dlds't want to fight Ws. We had hoped we'd be fighting Ron Lyle dsybutLyledroppedadolcontentlooL "I don't think, when you hold the title, you can dodge wb*," said M111'. "You have to show what veu can do." Miller says he doesn't know where TI M stands at _____ moment so far 1$ way back toward another 'njdo,Wiip fight after mtfering his fWd lose In 21 ailoeel bouts. season-ending rout will work to their to forget 1' limited time 1 ., -'f' heavyweight champion. __ __ -. ,; Rebuilt Celtics Grab First Round Draft Pick - Ken Schrupp of Winter Springs takes a cut in, Tuesday game against Sanford. Schrupp and histeammates edged Sanford 6-5 in a battle of un beaten Seminole Pony League Mustang divisioll teams I .q.,4,,•,, baseman Ken Schrupp hauls in a line drive during - p. HURRY? Sanford base runner Timmy Wilkes keeps an eye out for the double play as Winter Springs third WATCHFUL WILKES - e . r ". , , •-. - -. - - .-I - -. .1 - NEW oitx (UPI) The National Basketball Association's winningest team has the riit name the Celtics since they seem to have the luck of the Irish. Not only did Boston post the best record in the NBA this season but now they have the pick in the NBA's annual college draft, June 10, to boot. Red Auerbach ear ned that right Tuesday by winning a coin flip with the Utah Jazz without saying a word, The Celtics were able to participate in the coin flip because they obtained In a previous trade the first-round draft choice selection of the Dotroit Pistons the team with the worst record In the Eastern Conference. Utah and Golden State finished wi th the worst records in the Western Conference but the Jazz got to participate In the coin flip when CornmissIoner Lawrence O'Brien pulled their name out of an envelope in a blind draw Monday, "Maybe it is the Celtics' mystique," said Auerbach, a broad grin crossing his face, "It's a great feeling." I i bl Auerbach hinted the Celtics would probably go for a center as their first choice. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) It could be as long as two "I'd say our needs primarily for a years before John Tate gets a shot at regaining his center," said Auerbach, "It's too early to championship, determine who we will draft. We plan to have When "Big John" dropped to the canvas with 45 When a meeting soon and discuss the list of remaining in his WBA title bout with Mike Weaver, he also eligibles. We also want to review the list- of dropped out of immediate consideration for another chwn hardships. I think it's a good crop of players pionship match. this yea r. There are 12to15 blue-chippers and nnnad Ali ngoofntUisbaWefor a few sleepers." the heavyweight crown now revolves around .hree men All, ,• weav r and wos. iiamp Larry nounes. mm,U promoter tioc Arum has things his way, It will be All-Weaver in June or July with that winner facing Holmes in September or October. However, if AU, 38 and desperately trying to work himself Into shape, makes a poor showing against Weaver, that could speed up Tate's comeback timetable. That's assuming the Holmes.Weaver 1oer was willing to light Tate before seeking a rematch with the man who would then be undisputed world reU -- - - "" Tuesday night's 6-5 win over Sanford Let's say you're an owner. Rod Carew spends five years in your minor league system honing his talents with hopes - SCHRUPP k .. , , :J b) 31 j)oiflta and doesn't rcniieintwr," h1u1 Seattle's John Johnson. "We 1)111 tIui9Ii i.hiiI Ii' ii tutu ;ujl,r iluissiiig liv.~%illi a kncc wpir\ ,t... -_ -- - I. .. Miller feels that nothing is being accomplished in the The last contract called for no free agent compensation. Which means that after six years with a ballclub a player . "3' SWINGING 14. 5- . • ,-. . . . - - le' - advantage. "You tell ine am team Ilia( 1, , el.., tw.1 i ,,- , ,, -- I'ti:rit,-.t hittt-r :.'r the i?lut' .la , ( a rt tis ht'liI hark h a I Ft'l lTillI\ 'Iheh,.lt 1 i'w -e it 'utiipit-k bt'catil.' itiittttlild in the pallil If Iii li,t iiil i III Ii. - tt Ii - I ahl,' ti get a ti! III FI) till tile bat - Iiit Rh1- J nt !irr I. it. tltierciii pt't - i;ilists. all of 't hioiti i..,.i -1........1.1 Ikill iirti(1t'(i ears ouri.zer. tt .'uld be his designated hitter. Kegler's Korner . - . \I:iti,','r lt.,l.lt'i.,it,..i_. .,l,..,, I.P-, ''.' .'''S'' l 41 IIL,Ii 11 - 1. It. been - a . - Out of it and there's no wa thev'r.' gi'inue The Soniics who have arisen from a late-season slump to make a charge at becoming the first team to win back-toback titles in 11 years, think the regular : '~"`The Seattle blowout lets us know what .4. .r - Fnriahl, his it I t', Gladys, hit tipeti the idea of boiling an onion ;iri(I turapping it around ('arty's palni ii ithi gauze every night belmin-,' hit' %it'rtt to sleep for It) straight nights, and riiiradt' 1)1 nnuiracl,'s. the hunit' tt'niit'dv iturked. ('arty had tuurking hutiist'lt into shape gra.luallv this spring, hitting hat-k-to-hat-k hiottit' runs utnuhy tint' day 1'1ore he tuas released, hut llue Ja s' I.,v,t %cm-, Mien lic batted 2,56 and tilt 12 lioniers ;I!, "I , happens:' - ... I couldplay out hisoptlonyear-and thensign with another club with no compensation for the club he leaves Now the players want to be able to leave af te r four years of service and still with no compensation. They feel cornpensation will limit their livelihood, as It does in pro . S - Mayberry, who felt lerrible for his btidd%. %%jitclle(l its 11M,il."I went off to find lüiii and give 111111 the bad news. 'iii-rt lit. i.i, felt he knew Cartv too long and liked lii:ii too ouch it teat around th e bush. "You're a great man, Rico, and you've had a grei I caret-i, he said to bun, "but It's through." won't. We'll all foul out before that I. . ' t. :- - blikib. negotiations for a new contract (the old one expired Dec. 31, .. 1 - , The ow ners started feeling like John Ta te in the 15th round againt Mike Weaver. Timber, the pendulum was swinging to the "deprived" players. Miller was too smart Byt the time the owners retained their own counsel, the Players Association was up 10 runs in the seventh inning with Bruce Sutter throwing diving fork . . ,.-. project -- Ii. international will happen Wednesday if we come out Tile Portland Trail Blazers were and play the saine way we (lid Sunday," ended a 135.104 d ru bbing by the said rookie center Calvin Natt "But se UperSonics last Sunday at Seattle and ll they can do is hope that doesn't happen again tonight when the teams meet in the ope ne r of their best.-of-three NBA playoff "mini-series" at the .Klngdome. - • - through.'' By United Prcss . 1... - '' adi ised rutting out the piet-._' of Iluisi, but (art utas against iiuurig that, ft';ii- uig lie tuuuuhil:i't be able to hold the bat it all. Trail Blazers Hope To Rebound Against SuperaaSonl"Cs Tonight .. l!... ._.. tlIt "John, I got a tough job to do," he said to Mayberry. 14. 511-U '"-5. at k h'ukttl at lkiv;isi ii ith liii's.' big saul eyes if hits arid itild hunk of u'nk .ini,' it- tn- il t' say. :\lrt'iil I-'n the t8. tar.uh.l ('art, uuhiui uriginia!l started as a boxer ri the I )iir!tnic;lti hli'piuhitu- and has played professional last-hall tb, past ti sears, tunmipillng a ..W hifetittit' avt'tagt' mill hut' Rr:ut,'s. U;ingers, ('iihis, -Vs. Indians and hUut' •Ja s, his il,';ms. ,mriuu' is sinnietliunig it a shock. i.l that it Radii I hi;ii.inietl ti bin 1 before. but it's ;iltuais a -. - - ,. .5,. Handles Jays Executioner Role Regretfully 1" I .. I •• Wednesday, April 2, 1,80-? IA Mfg. Sugg. List fotir �1 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 2, i!$O N.H.L. Squads Battle To ke By United Press International The battle for the last I)laYouf spot in the Sill, isn't the only ant' that's raging these days. 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VERMOUTH ii hit 1.79 Re I .415 STANk" .52 SLUt DIAMOND 4SE OF 176 PWILLY MISH .90 .55 .65 By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer In many kindergarten and elementary school classes a pupil has a birthday his parents will bring a cake to class for everyone to share. In Connie Nadrowski's kindergarten class at Hopper Elementary in Sanford, this is not the case; the children bake the cakes themselves. In her first year of teaching at Hopper in Sanford, Mrs. Nadrowski lives in Winter Springs with her husband Lawrence and their two children, Danielle and Jason. The moved here fitim Michigan last year, Mrs. Nadrowski has added cooking to her classroom as a learning tool which is also fun. "The children love to cook," she sld.. They are eager to experiment and quickly learn rtriUona1 principles if you will take the time to explain." In addition to creating something tasty, cooking helps the cIlcb'en in several areas. "My aim for the children is to ing*ue their awareness, increase their vocabulary, broaden 91eir horizor and give them a poaltive experience where they ckn succeed." ,Any time children are working in the kitchen, it is important an adult be there to make sire certain basic safety rules çe followed, especially when working around the hot stove or Wing any electrical appliances, Mrs. Nadrowski said. .To keep the children interested make certain all ingredients ake on hand. Having to stop and run out for eggs can easily mpen youthful enthusiasm, fror children who are poor eaters, helping in the kitchen can tMve additional benefits. "Children also seem to eat better after they have helped prepare the food," Mrs. Nadrowski aid. "A major problem is keeping them from tasting while (ng•,, PEANUT BUTTER MAY DOUGH I cup peanut butter (Children like crunchy best) 1 cup corn syrup or honey (children like honey best and it is a ijore natural sweetner.) cups powdered sugar 1' L4 cups powdered milk Combine ingredients and knead well. Have the children rake them into whatever shape they desire with a lively discussion about shapes or objects they have created. They rw have delicious little treats they can eat. Mrs. Nadrowski t this recipe from Julian Norman from Casselberry PIGS IN BLANKET Cooking • IL • In Class As A Learning Tool w cutter or knife. Spread both sides of bread with soft butter Melt tablespoon of butter in skillet over medium-high heat. Brown bread in skillet on both sides. Break egg into measuring cup or saucer. Carefully slip egg into hole in bread slice. Lewer heat, cover skillet and cook until egg white is set. Sprinkle egg with salt. holes from bread may also be browned and served with ee'gs. I'l'/.J,A WI'flI lI.'%IHUIU;f:H (TRUST Crust: 1 X)Ufl(l ground beef 12 cup dr) bread crumbs 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon oregano cup toimiato sauce Mix ingredients in a large bowl. stirring in tomato sauce !:Lst. Spread mixture in ungreased 10-in'h pizza pan or on the t)(lttflhiI and sick' of 10-inch pie' pan. Topping: cup toi nato sauce I can 18 ounce) kidney beans, drained 3 slices ('hedtjar or Muzerella cheese, sliced Pour tomato sauce over hamburger crust, spread beans on top and arrange cheese in crisscross design on beans. Bake uricov'reol for 20 minutes in 41i degree' oven. Makes 4 servings. '' • 2 egg whites I cup sugar 1* teaspuin vanilla 1 -2 cup chopped nuts - 24 sotbi trackers 4 Herald Photo by Tom NptieI Connie Xadrowski's kindergarten class whips tip instant pudding. square. Cut square into 12 equal rectangles b cutting into I long strips, then cutting each strip crosswise into rectangles, 4 Not too much unagmnaton is needed to create these assembled ingredients. x 3 inches. Wrap each rectangle of dough around one frankfurter. Pinch edge of rectng1e into dough to seal. Place on ungreased baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes in a 450 degree oven. R1t(;(;El)V ANN SfiuI.Al) I peach half on plate' to form doll's body 4 small celery sticks for arms and legs I large marshmallow for head IIREAKFA.ST I't'N('ll 2 ('ups orange juice 1 cup knmon juice 4 cups apple cider 1 7 cup sugar Mix in large pitcher and stir until sugar over ice cubes in tall glasses. Raisins tar eyes, nose, shoes and buttons Piece of maraschino cherry for mouth Cheese grated, arranged around muarsiunallow for hair Add a leaf lettuce for skirt of LINT 0111 P9 CUITONIN W/CAJPIJ £1 Adds water and biscuit mix together in bowl with a fork to r'ake a oft dough. Gently smooth dough into a ball on a 66wed cloth-covered board. Knead 5 times. Roll dough with htly flourul stockinet-covered rolling pin into a 12" x 12" I U WIN'S WAIIIIIIIHOWN A Teacher t , Wednesday, April 2, 1,10-15 cooks Of The Week 442 asp cold water frankfurters ' ' S.. 11.5 MIST 579 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2'tiçs biscuit mix CANADIAN '-" 0 1 STANLEY 56.95 SCOTCH cui _ 0. .cHABLIIBLAJIC mom 0 "ENHANCE YOUR visA' 4GALLO win • IN% flit ________ CASE OF 12 - 63.95 I' . 41 I S 5,@39 COCKTAIL LOUNGE £ PKG STORE __ 7 ril r-' 7 99 1 1 • '0 • £ SAVE UPTO4o%.ASMhjCMM$2A SOTALL ONE HAPPY HOUR '' ou'icos 2 1100w *acs INN NOIN 18YR.93' STR. KY* BRB • (p1 , AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER •• 99 4 33¼% MORE IN LITERS II I ' • %"111HORSE 11.00 ØSCOTCH_CASE BEEFEATER LONDON DRY • .. A , ANY :12 • 83:50 , .• . C SE LITER S C) ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES __ 33 8 OZ LITER 4 3310!. "I expected this kind of a game, since both teams are fighting for playoff position," said Islanders coach Al Arbour, while Minnesota C4Jich Glen Sonmor was just happy to be minutes later Seiling added his second goal of the game. 17 J 1DEVONSHIRE ' Mike Polich of the North Stars and Butch Goring of the Islanders exchanged goals 79 seconds apart late in the second period to create the deadlock. Seiling scored his 24th goal at 12:35 to give the Sabres a 3-2 X) there. Said Sonmor, "if anybody would have said that we'd beneck-and-neck with the Islanders in the last few gaines, I would have said they were out of their mind." In other games, Vancouver stopped Edmonton, 50, Wash' ington defeated Pittsburgh, 6.2, Toronto edged Hartford, 540 Philadelphia tied Quebec, 3-3, St. Louis topped Chicago, 5-2, and Los Angeles nipped Colorado, 4-3. Canucks 5, OIlers 0 Ivan Boldirev scored two goals, Stan Sniyl added four assists * and Gary Bromley stopped 22 shots to power Vancouver Into a three-way tie For the 16th playoff slot. Two other teams who were guaranteed playoff berths long ago, the Minnesota North Stars and New York Islanders, also had incentive during their 1-1 tie, as the draw clinched the home-ice advan ta ge in the first round for both. The squads are tied for the fifth spot overall with 87 points. cushion, Hick Martin added his 44th at 4:08 of the third, and six OURSELVES Positions Playoff . FGC.S IN FR A ME i slice of bread t tablespoon butter i egg 1.'zirp,wh r,zinia t_t,* ,u,S h.L. 5.,. is .i Beat egg whites until foams. Beat in sugar, one tablespoon at a tune Continue beating until stiff and glossy. Fold in vanilla and chopped nuts into meringue. Cover 24 crackers with mileringue carefull' sealing the edg Rake crackers on tingreas&'tl cookie sheet ti to 8 minutes in 400 degree oven until mt'ri;gtmt' is tight brun otoll fruill dissohell. Pour ,j k.,....1 *will, (OCON(TTY ('hlOt'Ot.ATE GEM.S :i s;iiires Bakers semmiI-s w eet chocolate $ tIii peanut muter h...I (iii) s.'t'tcnutl condensed miimlk I teaspotin vanilla I optional '1 tCi5poofl salt optional I and one - third cups iabouti Baker's Angel Flake coconut Melt chocolate in saucepan taver very low heat. Add peanut butter and stir until smooth. Remove from heat; add milk, vanilla, salt and coconut and mix well. Drop from teaspoon onto well-greased baking sheets. Sprinkle with additional t'0c'flnut. if (k'.1fft'tl. Bake at :tso degrees for 10 to 12 imunutes. Remove (ruin baking sheets while still warm. Cool on racks. Sinre. in thII ---I t.-i-- - i -- �S. It-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, AprlI2, 1990 Wildnili sday, April 2,1910--311 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,. - Love Turned T0 Hate 'So Fast' DEAR ABBY• I'm 16 and arried man, now it's too late for an Pregnant by a m I don't want to keep - (I'll call him Donny.) When this baby now, I never we felI in love, Denny ant to see Donny again. 'Was separated from his wife Donn)"s wife called me and but his divorce was Coming and then said she was sorry I was in through 'any day," let hen she asked we'd ti rried, so I really such a if I would and Donny wanted have his baby. have In). baby, She said they to 'UUIIU - J UUL LflL Donny would pay all my expenses is still li1ng with hiS wife, and and I could go on with my life want to be involved with there is no divorce in the like nothing happened. Denny anymore. Please tell works, Abby, I never knew What do you think of the ine what to do. love could turn to hate so fast. idea, Abby? No way will I MESSED UP AT 16 I'm five months along and keep this baby, and I don't DEAR MESSED: You -. - - A le you don't want to keep the more careful. His letter prompts this response: Ten years ago we invited Involved with Donnan)iflure. A wise decision, the public to purchase paper •i Feeling as you do, contact a products directly from our licensed adoption agency. If company, which is a you give your child to Donny wholesale distribution con. anti his wife, you can expect to cern. We accepted personal and be involved with Donny company checks with no forever, DEAR ABBY: A minister demand to verifyidenwrote to say how it tifications. Over a 10-Year I for him to get Into the homes period, we processed over of total strangers and urged 150,000 checks of which only 14 you to warn readers to be were no good! (Our total loss was less then $300.) We are convinced that 99.9 percent of the people are honest and law-abiding, and our experience proved us correct. -: What a shame that the news media report only on this sinall percentage of unethical and dishonest people. MINNEAPOLIS U BUSINESSMAN 1 -'1JII1 E)F%R BUSINFSSMtN I _-I' ' It's not "news" w hen people obey the law, love one another and live happily ever after. 0 a II (rime, corruption. violence C,R and misfortune ARE news. 1, like you, am Inclined to Dawn-Maria ex pect the best from people, _____ 'a •_' baby and you don't want tobe - owl . -- - •'' \ 4' - -:. . -S .' . - say I I , I -- 'flna I - 2 - . mmw~ TESTED Serv le ice Mankind Awards YS -- _ - RAVE SOFT RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT HAIRSPRAY 1O-oz. aerosol. Price reflects 50' off label. - 4 7.oL aerosol, 2 types. '. ... r-'.' •: S _.;7 - 2 I.".I. alcohol are plainly discussed. Send $2 and a long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. ¶ I JWW WI IIW 111W"!U . Easy to :' ' 3' and was it counselor at Winter Park High School Before lie began teaching lie w.-is ' EASTER EG9S Peanut tu covered JELLY BIRD EGGS Assorl'd. ruled candy eggs. MARSHMALLOW EGG CRATE with milk chocolate. I gio Chocolate covered marshmallow q 7 eggs for 5 91 Limittiroat 2/ 1 basket An lb 2 00) HERSHEY'S KISSES 9-oz. bag of tasty bite-size q PIR$T ALERT Detects visible S invisible smoke. Features test switch S battery indicator. No. SA76R8 Rig. 17.91 SALE 999 PRICE ........... ,. kq r TO 999 TY_______ graphics, literature, theaterand fashionare forever changing. The public usually dislikesany changeat first, Kimsey says. %* -INCH FAN stend. 7-SPEED DAIWA 401 FISHING pg reel S matching rod. Rig. 9.91 4 r3 ............000 - 011 --0- 0660010 101dMd •es_sr........ . CU? 0 0) \ 290 ft. 36-95 29U Non-flammable Easter grass in assorted colors Reg 49, . 77* Y.fJ) I : Eggsopentohold kh.erEstersurprise. f-INCH FLOCKED RABBITBANK I I , ; . .-.. pith beups. 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SANFORD: 930 State St. Sanford Plaza owlZ TODAY AND EVERYDAY LOMGWOOD: Hwy. il-n at S.R. 434 434 Center, 949 SR. 434 FILM Get two tolls of print film for the Kodacoloror black and while. when you price of one have your film CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. processed at Eckerd s TODAY AND EVERYDAY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 WstS.R. 43k, 464 E. Altamonte Drive • ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shopping Center wou Wit-T PAT FOR IT. YOU DOX7 PAT FC41 it.. "7Box SIRLOIN TIP or RUMP ROAST 5 KODAK t95 FULLY COOKED SAVE Soc LB. Eckerd's famous photo offer - DO??IDi 9811 A DRINK \ FILL'NTHRILL 4'A'JI EASTER EGGS ,.. a I become successful art teachers throughout (hi' - mohcjml y duty 17 8"polyethylene. Reg 21 99 888 (7/ OSCILLATING fold for storage. Peg 1299 PUMP Holds 35 eggs for 69centerpiece. Reg. 199 FertilizeS water 1995 COOLER * CHEST PLASTIC EGG TREE BURGESS \ surprise. Peg. have cgraduates ountry. SHIRLEY REILLY IOWA MEATS -- iirebowi.muu position grid. 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Rog.2.49 ...........1 4 rl...e..e / tu CHOCOLATE RABBIT §MW Sklrled spool, all REEL&ROD Oulck.r.vleve r PALMER STANDING .oz. glass container. No. SOOAL Rig. 19.99 Onfoff switch No. 2156 Rig. 14.99 Ii;) 69 To I - . I' 9 Small, medium & large baskets IO fill with their favorite sweets. DAIWA Al $ONL e..n CU? ONDOT 1(01*11 •e.... -riod of titne. All forms of art both reflect Sovietv alld flJWfl the doors to the future in humanitarian ttavs." WEB a ALUMINUM EASTER BUCKET EMT RBASKETS BLENDER Removable cutting unit. 12 - 010 am ASSORTED HAMILTON PEACH P!N$ONAL LOTION 10-01. Price reflects 2 off label. Limit 1' t ,\ 1 htbtted in group shows unti one-titan shows Ktmsey % t1oiida and Tennessee nntt has won flUUU!T0U5 UWiSfl%i., 11t hits been teaching basuc and advanced drawings, p.iitlIiflI' and ceramics at SCC for file last nine years. "if a student's work reflects the imstructor's %%a ot The ere.itite process mtolw, tweaking nut ground discarding basic rules to create something new, something different, Kinisey feels. All art forms including dance, . ASSORTED FILLED EASTER BASKETS Colorful baskets filled with their favorite treats. Assorted sires. I working," says Kinisey, -[hen there's been too inuch Ilistniction. I only feel successful if I can pull from. (it- com incea student that whatever his natural %%ay is - that's the onh way." This is the reason his students' works show such ilistuicl individual creativeness. ' . No. 1010 GALAXY WONDNA ' FOR -FOR % % MAKE-UP MIRROR 4Aft U I, LUI NPet'S NAIL4NhIATt' ......... SINAI. COST "Ma"" .......... II I' e• 'skI I till, chocolate Reg. 1.49 00 00 50'W"M IF ENJULI SPRAY COLOGNE A welcome addition to her fragrance tray. 0.5oz. Rig. 3.50 ' - ¶ -r of tht, instructor-in. ArtbtsMarkit(irltkr)ifl(k;rV..ltir mu $151) Iit thirtttoi it eg. 17.99 SMOKE ALARM WITh SPeCIAL iUATIOPPU' 5NVW,I IV SHOWER I POWDER IL Deodorant body! powder, with I baking soda. I / 6.-01. Limit I ICJ - REESES TOOTHPASTE Limit I __________ limit quantities . hannels 2.13,24 hour esther. No. TVB-77 remover. L01 pareS save. "My greatest influence comes from ent'ries l)r(irIttc(I b) III) students,"says Grady Kimsey, art instructor at Seiiiinultof an .-W irti of I )i'.tiiii (loll it gi .lritl recipient ( oinmumt Col l ege ii the 1980 Winter I',irk Sidewalk Art Festival. lie received this ,itt.irtl for .1 s.itt-ttust.ltrttI primitive pot I Eu I like the granttfatht r of theV inter Pa rk Side %% ilk \rI Festival," Kimsey says. "I've t'XIllt)itt'Ii there ('vt'ry sear liii tile past 18 vears. PEANUT BUTTER PLASTIC 7-oz. containsJ decay.fIghtlng fluoride. Limit 1 ~~ _' i s ok eceives Sound for TV 1288 . A graduate of the University of Tentiessee in 1950. Kim.110 i from Hollins College if) 1%9 received Ns masters in edtit tADIO assemble. Reg. 1199 , C harge III L - IL - - e Feel L ke Grandfather Of Festival Arfist e OD THcDEASYG2lL We reserve the right to JL :- - GNAW PRIX AM/FM 'VUAULt o" (;ra y Kimsey: Recipient of Award Of Distinction . ' ',:•.;,-;. 1 KNOW. Drugs, sex and - BOOKCASE f'k.s.a.e or yellow. ' .- TEENAGERS OUGHT TO .•-•.•.. .. . . can t ask your parents? Get Abby's new booklet: WHAT Sanford ' - - you S FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER - PLASTIC Limit I Limit I Dawn - - • s thealarm, 1200 Sanford Ave. . - wareouse etyou not only lock the door, you turn on PH 323-8630 ' - ce'i Gary I 3-SHELF Ae - flILIfJ ' 2/1 00 FOR 29* - U $339 Reg. ' GILLETTE '! $294 ' . ' SAVE 45 tool ECKERD FREEZES PRICES FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS Other club awards, earned through active participation of members, Included the following: Gold Eagle Centurion Awards to Jim Grimaldi, Robert Burns, and David Prescott; the Gold Eagle Thbisne Award to John Torcaso; and the Gold Eagle Senator Awards to Bill Daucher and Jim Barnett. Sertoma President David Prescott recognized the club's achievements during the past year and then gave his President's Award to Bob Dufault for his contribution of time and labor In the building of the recreation pavilion atsunsigne - met finish on top, Presented The Winter Springs Sertoma and La Sertoma Clubs hosted a Park, a major sponsorship of the club. The long-range project of completing the recreational area, joint awards banquet to honor community citizens who have The Sertoman of the Year Award, presented annually to the Sunshine Park, has resulted in a picnic area and barbeque pit been of service to mankind, club member having done most for the club and community, for community use. Future plans include two Little League Tom Kuhn served as Master of Ceremonies for the event was the final award of the evening. This coveted award w as baseball diamonds, a football field, and landscaping - as which took place on March 28 at the Quality Inn in Longwood. given to Jim Grimaldi for his active participation in leadership funds become available through donations and club projects. and service. La Sertoma, a service organization for wives of Sertomans, Incoming officers for Sertoma In the 1960.81 club year are Both Sertoma and La Sertoma participate in numerous local feted Tina Willard, director of Threshold, a home care facility president, Tom Hogle; vice presidents Bob Burns, Jack and international programs. La Sertoma sponsorships include for autistic children. Settle Hogle, Youth Service Award Schneder and Bob Dufault; secretary-treasurer, Bill Daucher; Threshold, Kradle Kare, food baskets for the needy, youth chairman, presented a plaque to Mrs. Willard in appreciation and Sergeant-at-arms, Don Smith. service programs, and scholarships for deserving college of her efforts on behalf of handicapped children, Herald PMtss by Tom Vlcm Incoming officers for La Sertoma are president, Joyce Ruby Barnett, La Sertoma Sponsorship chairman, presented students. Sertotna sponsorships include Freedom Week In Schneder; first vice president, Ruby Barnett; second vice BEVERLY BURNS local schools, the Sertoma Speech and Hearing Foundation, a plaque of appreciation to Beverly Burns, who was,named president, Margaret Innanen; secretary, Beverly Burns; and ...La Sertoma Woman of the Year Easter Seals, Camp Endeavor for the Sertoma of the Year" for her contribution of the most Deaf, and Threshold, treasurer, Fran Daucher, service hours in behalf of the club's many service projects, Mrs. Burns, who is both president of the local club and District Governor, recognized club members who had also given unselfishly of their time during the past year. Sick of Inflation, Sertoma's awards presentations began with the Service to £ Mankind Award, given annually to individuals rendering extraordinary community service. Sertoma District Governor Bill Daucher presented a plaque to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell for their years of active participation in community betterment, for originating the Winter Springs Youth Police and for additional volunteer work with young people. ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD IA The Rev. Robert Burns presented cash awards and cerLABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES.. tificates of appreciation to two elementary school children for i their winning essays dur ing the club-sponsored Freedom Week Yes, were freezing our regular prices on all the items above. Our voluntary inflation-fighting program is in effect through May 21 and we will not raise these prices even though our campaign. Mohammed Nadim Battla of Red Bug Elementary ' costs are going up. If we can sell for less we will. i School and Kelvin Wade of Winter Springs Elementary SChOOl H15 AND WE'RE CHALLENGING ALL OUR PLA rN UM ' PLiN S read their essays entitled, "What Freedom Mesa to Me." $UPPUIU TO JOIN TNR FIGHTI - 'The av. -a In alas eent.dGMGoo tte 1 CeStO us On 8nY IteMwe Selland we Flack outle- Ch Member) Awards, which go to qualifying fIrst year club 60 - MillirlGirm I will freeze the reular retail Price to our customers. Not Te flon-coated blades. Lemon or Pink. 32-oz. members, to Jack Schneder, David Branson and Howard just for 60 days, but for as long as you hold the price," Limit 1 pack Reg. 794 ea. Limit 2 £ Bowen, WO'I'O I tub, lid & basket. ii U To quality-built heavy-duty washer. Regular timed cycle. Hot or warm wash and cold rinse tern per&ues. Porcei ELECmUrur . . - Jim Grimaldi Named Urtoman Of The Year -- .. General Electric Ica - - - / Bill Daucher presented the Service To Mankind Award to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell. Willard, left, receives the Youth Service Award from Bettie Hogle. -' - , •fr TOP ROUND LONDON BROIL • 69 LB. I PHONE *111* FO "WILL CALL" $ENvicj' IOWA MEATS 21005, FRENCH AVE. SAISPORD - 12343$ �ff 4B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ch Widn.sday, April 2, lflO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VA apter .L%' EU.T.1U WI: •Y"a •' — — --' - %. - y' • '• —' — a • - — — UDC Airs Jeff Davis' Prison Life - Con ducts Election _______ _______ Members of Theta Epsila chapter of Beta Sigma P1 met at the Geneva home Cathy Markowicz. President Tracey Wig called the meeting to orde with the open ritual. Vice President Jane Aker gave the chapter a report o the "Friendly Venture.' Theta Epsilon has opened new chapter, Upsjloi Omicron, in Longwood. Extension Officer Laure Rodgers gave a brief ex planation of electioi procedures. The Social Committe thanked everyone for theii attendance and support of tix All Souls St. Patrick's Da) Dance. Members were alsc reminded of the famil) Easter Picnic to be held at the Sanford Zoo, April 5, for members and family. Ways and Means Chairman Pat Van Winkle gave a report on the Little Miss and Master Seminole Pageant to be held April 19. The pageant will be held at Seminole High School auditorium. Admission will be 50 cents. The emcee will be Danny Treanor, of Eye Witness News. For further information, contact 3224030 or 3234676. Election of officers and Girl of the Year were the main items of business. New officers for the 1980.1981 sorority year are: president, Jane Akers; vice president, Sue Schwegman; recording secretary, Karen Petersen; corresponding secretary, Nancy Hack; and treasurer, Pat Van Winkle. Also elected were city council representative, Melanie Miller; parlimen. tarian, Betty Hickson; and international coordinator, Linda Curry. Vote for Girl Of The Year were cast by secret ballot. The winner will be announced at the Founder's Day Lunchew Aprtt., Easter gifts and secret sister cards were exchanged. An Easter theme was used for the refreshments with a bunny cake provided by Jane Akers. Attending were: Tracey Wight, Sue Schwegman, Pat Shaver, Laurel Rodgers, Betty Hickson, Pat Van Winkle, Joyce Harvey, Linda Hutson, Linda Curry, Karen Petersen, Debby Boyd, Cathy Markowicz, Melanie Miller, Nancy Hack, Barbara Mayo, Casey Sharrow, Jane Akers, Karen Wallace, Pat Johnson and Unda Duncan. 203 1st Street East Downtown Sanford it r NERAL STORES J ( e[ Sjies 7-14 $ LADIES' WALTZ LENGTH BATH BAR GOWNS . E 50 FOR 2 Jf .\ MEN'S ORLON CASUAL MEN'S SOCKS 75c • f c. GLOVES : $ RO LLS 3L!2 ;t 46 poisoning, drug overdose, electrocution, heart attack. Rrgular and Super 48i1. CERAMIC GLAD 8 Oz. Pump fts "" 1k4,::..w. IIPSIW gain _ 50 *First quality *Rubber hacking F * $1 2 ph Sanford City Council tL _ $I *fr Watts A 3 yds. knii, 181n. Wide BULBS FO ...III0LL - 5 • *First quality *Assorted shades *sizes a and h ADULT • ('s \ 2 Fr ep *Slight irregulars MEN'S SPORT AND DRESS • QUIFeatsh irts SHIRTS •SllgIit irregulars maker •Colton and acrylic blends •.4 *Exercise pants: drawstring waist, elastic anklets -- •Zp front, drawstring hood t - *Fi rst quality *Assorted solid colors Cutton and polyester blends a ('i( . eTwo Sizes S, -NI, L. Xl , Sweatshid: ribbed neck, cuffs and waist FOR HOODED SWEATSHIRTS AND EXERCISE PANTS 111EA. I "4V - handwarmT' pockets i 1 Sjzes S, NI, 1, Xi S. M. I., Xl • a' • a. 4'4': ir... •- S President Betty Jack and executive board members attended to welcome the chapter to the Sanford Council. The main business was the installation of the following new officers for the 1980-1981 sorority year: president, Carol Law; vice president, Janine Wilson; recording sec., Becky Winn; corresponding sec., Kay Pruitt; and treasurer, Julene England. Each new officer was presented a yellow rose, the official sorority flower, by Theta Epsilon. Following the installation refreshments were served by Theta Epsilon. Others attending were Tracey Wight, Laurel Rodgers, Karen Petersen, Jane Akers, Jean Winkler, Sally Zilma, Paula Thomas, Phillis Scheetz and Nancy Newklrt. I .10 in. ' L eDwonAlve, PANTY HOSE C and D cells C PKG. 0 nc n ::i i LADIES' FRY PAN BATTERIES The more ammonia cleaner 6 inch adjustable wrench 6 I h slip joi t ers pl m IIEA ENAMEL 0F4 The technique combines - Ajax e4 oz. cans trauma, or with external chest com• presiioi to circulate oxygen filled blood to the person's brain, tins keqlng the person alive until more advanced medical care arrives. re-registration is required and priority is given to people an previous waft lists. Each class isllmitedtolLTo register call SMH, 322.*11, extension 07. PACKAGE OF 4 PANASONIC *28 oz. mouth to mouth respirations The newly organized Longwood chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Upsilon Omicron, met at the Longwood home of Linda Curry. •Assortcd stles .30 gallon • LIGHT BULBS SHELF PAPER HAND TOOLS 60-75- 100 Longwood .10 hugs with tlst tie *Assorted colors '1 CARLAN SELF-ADHESIVE 40 - Chapter In THROW RUGS TRASH BAGS FIGURINES S ALL PURPOSE CLEANER Your Choice two BSP Forms S DEODORANTS 3 Varieties PROFESSIONAL HAIR SPRAY I R The Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Sanford home of Mrs. Burch Cornelius for the March meeting. Mrs. Fred Harris was co-hostess. For the program, Mrs. Harris gave a book review on "Prison Life of Jefferson Davis" by Dr. John Craven, a federal military doctor. The book will be presented as a gift to the city and county library by the chapter. Following Gen. Robert E. Lee's surrender on April 9, 1865, Jefferson Davis was captured with a small party at Irvinville, Ga., on May 10. He spent two years politically imprisoned in Fort Monroe, Va., until dangerously near death. Davis was indicted but never tried in 1867 since federal prosecutors could not settle on any constitutional charges. For the record, when General amnesty was granted to other confederates after the surrender at Appomattox, Jefferson Davis was excluded from full rights of citizenship, according to the book. But for his role in the War Between the States, it required a long and arduous waiting period and an act of Congress for restitution. President James Earl Carter signed a bill Oct. 17, 1978, posthumously restoring Full rights of citizenship to the great American soldier, statesman, patriot, and President of the Confederacy. Dr. Craven was an opponent of slavery and had been a Republican all his life. His diary of his visits to Davis reveals that he greatly ad. mired Davis. Davis probably owed his life to Craven. Because of his interest and sympathetic treatment, Davis probably survived. Mrs. L.D. Hastings, president, conducted the business session. Refresh. ments were served to 12 members attending. J ARRID AQUA NET •Regular and Super lI,k4& _.,t _I•. Forming The beat goes on! To make sure it does and to give meaning to their slogan, the East Central Florida CPR Task Force has scheduled a series of Basic Life Support classes at Seminole Memorial Hospital beginning April 2 and continuing through April 25. Each two part course is open to the public, SMH staff members, civic organizations, industrial coups, business concerns, restaurants, motels, etc. The daises provide certification in one and two-man rescue and include a demonstration of both choking maneuvers and infant resuscitation. CPR (cardiopulmonary remacitatlon) Instruction will provide basic life support toa person when breathing and heartbeat have stopped. Such a condition may result from drowning, choking, suf. Location, smoke inhalation, *7 oz. *First Qualit y 100% Cotton •One Size Fits MI S S I SOFT HAIRSPRAY 21" x 34" • 10 Oz. Size 92 ply ~0) 2P$RSI • PLASTIC RAVE $ WInIa 411 BROWN JERSEY .22 oz. • hhIu1 Classes 1 .9 in. •SszesS,M,I. Curtain Rods Paper Towels TUMBLERS -- il[ GLASS CLEANER •. JUMBO ROLL Sat. D FO SINGLE - *White only Wia ndex POCKET T—SHIRTS .First quality • Assorted colors 9 Si1 is 0 toI3 H:,." Fri. PIE PLATE COFFEE MUGS rg e n s 5 *Solids and Fancies 9 AM - 5:30 PM GLASS 4~oz. LIFOR Bath Towels - DEODORANT SOAP •100% nylon ; 50 LARGE pen 9AM-5 pM Mon. Thurs. Satisfaction Guaranteed *First quality *Assorted solid colors sCotton and polyester blends .17i?2° CPR £5 SJIM BRAS PANTIES O NERAL STORES AM - Satisfaction Guaranteed GIRLS' BRIEF AND BIKINI 203 1st Street East Downtown Sanford N Open 9 AM- 5 pM Al Wednesday, April 2, 1$0—SB -' •- Red Cross' Lifesaving Offered The Central Florida Chapter ter of the American Red (oo will be conducting a dais In Advanced Lifesaving at the Sanora Pool In Sanford darting April 7 and ending *u 25. The course Is designed to provide an individual with the knowledge and skills to properly respond to water emergencies. Students must be at least 15 years of age and must successfully complete a preliminary swimming test. All those interested should call the Seminole County Red Cross Servj(e Center atB3l liii to register and for ad. dit1n1k information. �- '. kJt I . . V B-Evsnlng H.rald, kniord, Fl. Wednuday, Arerel2!!!o I Faniily JIicit Lost Home Over $ 3.05 Wins In Court Legal Notice Legal Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT SEALED BIDS; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI DA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA INVITATION TO BID: Notice is PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION 1OPCP hereby Qiventhaf the School Board File Number File Number SO127.CP Division of Seminole County, Florida will DIVISn receive sealed bids until Wed. IN RE: ESTATE OF IN RE: ESTATE OF nesday, April 9,1910 at 10a.m., at NORMA J. WILLOUGHBY, FLORENCE W. SAUNDERS, a. which time the bids will be DeceasedSAUNDERS k.a FLORENCE EVELYN publicly opened and read aloud in NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION the Seminole County School Board 'to ALL PERSONS HAVING Deceased office building, CLAIMS OR PROJECT TITLE: Rock Lake AGAINST THE ABOVEDEMANDS ESTATE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Middle School Hard Surface Court AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS PROJECT LOCATION: Rock INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Lake Middle School, Longwood, yj ARE HEREBY AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Florida. NOTIFIED that the ad. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: NAME OF OWNER: minIstratIon of the estate of YOU ARE HEREBY THE SCHOOL BOARD NORMA J. WILLOUGHBY, NOTIFIED that the ad. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY deceased, File Number S0109.CP, ministration of the estate of 12fl Mellonville Ave. is pending in the Circuil Court for FLORENCEW. SAUNDERS aka sanford. Florida 32771 SeminoleCounty, Florida, Probate FLORENCE EVELYN SAUN. PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Division, the address of which is DERS, deceased, File Number $0SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be Seminole County Courthouse, ln.CP, Is pending in the Circuit CLASSIFIED ADS Orlondo - Winter Pork Seminole a 831-9993 322-2611 _______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES .44c line ltime 3cO,CUtV. times 7c0n$ICUtiVetImn HOURS 3C a liii 00 AM - 5:30 P.M. QUINCY, Flu. UP!; - Hattie Mae Kenon is thanking God. MONDAY thru FRIDAY John Harrow is cursing the law and the courts. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 l.rnes Mintmum Circuit Judge Ben Willis stripped Barrow of any title to Hattie Mae and Fedo Kenon's modest Gadsden County house . DEADLINES Tuesday saying "a court of conscience" cannot let the Kenons lose their home For not paying a $3.05 property tax bill. Noon The Do9 Before Publicotion Willis ordered the Kenons to reimburse Barrow for the $102 he paid for the deed plus interest. A court source said that wil1 SundQ - Noon Frido amount to less than $150. "I feel good. I feel better than I've felt in seven or eight delivered to the Superintendent of Sanford, Florida. The personal Court for Seminole County, ____________________________- ___________________________ Schools in the School Board Office, representative of the estate IS Florida, Probate Division, the -- months," Mrs. Kenon told UP!. "I felt like it would work out TIME FOR RECEIPT OF VICTOR ROY WILLOUGHBY address of which is Seminole is-tIi' Ynd God did it. We had too much support from different people all nesday SEALED BIDS: 10 am. Wed. JR., wtuse address Is P.O. Box County Courthouse, Sanford, _________________ 4.-Personals April 9, 1910. $10, Winter Park. Florida 32790. Florida. The personal represen. over the United States for God not to be involved." PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. The name and address of the tatives of the estate are "The law of the state of Florida has been kicked in the STRUCTIOP4: CANNON REST HOME Finish grading, personalrepresentative's attorney CHRISTINE S. BENNETT & Special care, good food, for teeth," Harrow, a Callahan investor, said in a telephone in- 100x250'x4" concrete slab with are set forth below. EDWARD L. BENNETT, whose five tennis courts and six elderly lady. Can be bed BOYS & GIRLS terview. "The law is a joke. It's not safe to do business in this basketball All persons having claims or address is Post Office Box $10, goals. patIent. 12$ Dolores Drive, state." demands against the estate are Winter Park, Florida 32790. The Altamonte Springs. $34.114$. AGES 12-18 TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work required, WITHIN THREE name and address of the personal -______________________ s. Barrow lashed out at "niggers" and said they and people of Will let under this contract as MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF representative's attorney are set WIW bO Lomly? Write: "Gas A Start your own business - builc in these contract THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF forth below. Spanish decent would soon Join up and make the whites a described Mate" DatIng Service. All documents. The Owner-Contractor THIS NOTICE, to file with the an Ebening Herald papet ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. All persons having claims or minority. He began shouting and screaming over the phone Aq"ement tobe used will be AlA clerk of the above court a written demands route in your own against the estate are ter, Fl. 3351$. neighborhood about threats on his life after the Kennn case rereived national A 101. $977 edition, PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID statement of any claim or demand required, WITHIN THREE - -________________________ publicity. they may have. Each claim must MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DOCUMENTS: * The Springs 6-.Child Care beinwritingandmustinoicatefhe THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ________ He indicated he would accept Willis' ruling and not appeal to The School Board Office basis for the claim, the name and THIS NOTICE, to file with the the 1st District Court of AppãI in Tallahassee. 1211 Mellonville Ave. * River Run addressofthecreditor or his agent clerk of the above court a written Spur of the Moment Babysitting Sanford, Florida 32771 "Why should I appeal it?" he said. "The Judge made this or attorney, and the amount statement of any claim or demand in my home. HrIy, daily, wkly claimed. If the claim is not yet they may have. Each claim must decision when the law plainly says that insanity and Incompe. The Oaimwood Derryberry rates. Day or night. 3236677. * Spring Oaks due, the date when it will become be in writing and must indicate the __________________________ Pavelchak Partnership tence bus no influence in these riiatters. The law doesn't count. due shall be stated. If the claim is basis for the claim, the name and Child care in my home, days South Hwy. 1792 It's what tile judges say that counts. When a Judge doesn't contingent or unliquidated, the address of the creditor or his agent * Wekivu Casselberry, Florida 32707 onlyl 1 child, $20; 2 children, nature of the uncertainty shall be or attorney, and the amount honor the law, there is no law." $30 332 6451. stated. If the claim is secured, the claimed, If the claim is not yet * Sweetwater Oaks Local Plan Rooms The Kenons paid the pittance in taxes required for their security shall be described. The due, the date when It will become CHILD CARE green, concrete block home every year except in 1975. 0 B 'r A I N IN 0 8 I 0 0 I N 0 claimant shall deliver sufficient due shall be stated. If the claim is Call Circulation Dept. Freeor reduced rates pies of the claim to the clerk tO contingent or unliquidated, the Attorneys representing them say Fedo Kenon, who has a if you qualify. 323.1424 DOCUMENTS: Bidders may enable the clerk to mail one copy nature of the uncertainty shall be history of mental illness, apparently threw away the tax bill obtain documents by phoning the to each personal representative, stated. If the claim is secured, the Ewnlng Ilciuld office of the Architect, 3' that year. H1,ntructio,n All persons interested in the security shall be described. The _____________________________ 2110. estate to whom a copy of this claimant shall deliver sufficient -___________ 322.26)1 Barrow, who makes his living buying up property because of ________ Publish March 19, 26 and April 2, Notice of Administration has been copies of the claim to the clerk tO delinquent taxes, paid the $3.05 tax bill and was Issued a tax I 1910 AIdes 1. Orderlies. Better Living Special Spring Offer mailed are required, WITHIN enable the clerk to mail one copy certificate, lie waited three years, then had the house sold at Center of Casselberry. Call for THREE MONTHS FROM THE to each personal representative. Creative Expressions 323.71)3 appt. 339.5002. DATE OF THE FIRST public auction. He managed to obtain title (or 1102. All persons Interested in the __________________________ ________________________ PUBLICATION OF THIS estate to whom a copy of this TheKenons,representedbyLegalservjceso(NorthFiorfa, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE, MAIO-Tues& Fri to file any obiections NoticeofAdministrationhu been fl.A__Arts CraftS THE EIGHTEENTH Lk.Maryarea sued, arguing that the tax deed cannot stand because of the CIRCUIT IN JUDICIAL they may have that challenge the mailed are required, WITHIN -----. AND FOR 323.5572 Iegaldoctrineof"unconscionability,"whlchsaysalawcannot validity of the decedent's will, the THREE MONTHS FROM THE SPECIAL SALE 14x13 Kiln 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA. qualifications of the personal DATE OF THE FIRST be construed to achieve a totally unreasonable and unfair CASE NO. 79.$29.CA.09.F RN foil time, $4 shift. Apply in Sitter $27195, 23x29 Kiln I representative, or the venue or PUBLICATION OF THIS persn Sanford Nursing I. JULIA DAVIS, a single woman, result. Sitter s6u.is, Greenware urisdiction of the Court. NOTICE, to file any oblections Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville PlaintIff, pct. off, Firing Special 75 pd. "To set aside and rescind the tax deed...will result only In the vs. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND they may have that challenge the Ave. off. Creative Mud Ceramics, 6 _______________________ lnss by Barrow of hisbargain, which isan enrlchment.,.a court OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED validity of the decedent's will, the E. Broadway, Oviedo, Fl. EUGENE WALTON and CARRIE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, qualifications of the personal Gardener PT, Mim. wage. WALTON, his wife, etc., et aI of conscience amy not sanction," Willis said. 3637w Date of the first publication of representative, or the venue or Mariners ViIlage,3202Orlando Defendants, this Notice of Administration: lurisdiction of the court. "To acquire the family home and premises of an elderly man Dr.. Sanford. Call between 11 NOTICE OF SALE April 2. 1910 of physical weakness and mental inadequacies (or $102.31 and 18-Help Wanted & s. 323.1670. ALL CL IMS, DEMANDS, AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Victor Roy Willoughby Jr. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED thus obtain ownership of a property worth $7,500 is an enrich- that pursuant to Summary Final As Personal Representative Exp cabinet makers, apply WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Judgment of Foreclosure entered Cooks Wanted of the Estate of n$ent that should not stand in the (ace of the hardships to be In the case of JULIA DAVIS, a Stariine Ent, BId 29$, Rudder Date of the first publication of Apply in person Days Inn NORMA .1. WILLOUGHBY visited upon the Kenons." Cit., Sanford Airport. 1.4. this Notice of Administration: single woman, Plaintiff, vs. I.4&5R46 ______________________ Deceased April 2, 1910 The unreasonableness of the purchase price wouldn't have EUGENE WALTON and CARRIE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Christine S. Bennett Couple wanted to work on been enough by itself to strike down the deed, Willis said, but WALTON, his wife. etc, et al, REPRESENTATIVE: Apply in person Sanford Edward L. Bennett Defendants, in the Circuit Court, in WE, WINDERWEEDLE JR., of Poultry Farm. Trailer avail. there were other factors, including Fedo Kenon's mental state and for Seminole County, Florida, Winderweedle. Nursino 1. Convalescent A Personal Representatives Names Contact A.Z Poultry Farm, 420 Center, 930 Mellonville Ave. of the Estate of and the fact that Kenon did pay his taxes in other years. Case No. 79.$29-CA.O.F, the un. Ward I Woodman, PA. Cassadaga Rd., Orange City, FLORENCE W. SAUNDERS a Nurse Kenon, 65, and his wife, 64, raised seven children In the three dersigned Clerk will sell at publIc p.o. Box NO Fl. 904.78.3133. Aides •xp. Irs nursing k.a see to the highest and best bidder Park Aue South, home care. Apply in ptin bedroom home built with their earnings from picking tobacco, for cash at the West door of the FL0RENCEEVELVN $nackbarh,lpwantedforday& Winter Park, Florida 32790 Lakeviev, NursIng Center, 912 SAUNDERS They live on a monthly $438 Social Security check now, but Seminole County Courthouse in Telephone: (305) 6446312 eve shifts, FT I p.T, Also E. 2nd St., Sanford. Deceased 'q p_ f gas pumps I Sanford, Seminole County, won't have any trouble tinding $150 to pay Barrow, PIish April 2,9, 1910 DEUS - ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Florida, at the hour of *1:00 am. gift shop. Mature, dependable, Halrd,sw' SnM11dre$atlVes and peoiite t11ougi)outQ21counIry who on the 2*51 $Y 0$ AprIl, Ills, 1151$ IN TN CIRCUIT COURt IN AND C.*IPRE$INTATIVE Igøly Stuckays Pecan Shop, For BRENT MCCAOHRSN, Dels..s. certain reel property Iftulte and POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, learned thelrpllght contrtbuted I12, In tbVflt 1.4$ M,,Swq.rd.. .. of Wirsderweedle, Halnes, Ward 81TOW being in Seminole County, Florida FLOR IDA, had to be bought out. & Woodman, P.A. described as follows: Reliable Attendant Needed CASE NO. $O.2$S.CA.e1.K WANTED _______________________ - -"V.- 337.3133 Modern 2 BR, IB, CHIA, ww carpet. fully equipped kit., cony. locatIon. $233 mo. + dep. Adults only, no pets. 333.0341 you are having difficulty findin; a place to lIve, car to driyi, a job, or some service you hivo _______ need of, read all our want ads P.O. Box $10 OUT OF WOR K TODAY? The South 103 fit of the NOrTh For Disabled Veteran FRED M. BUZZAIRD, 250 Park Avenue So. 331.40 feet of the East 420.00 feet of Weekendsonly. 574151$ Plaintiff, Winter Park, Florida 33790 ___________________________ GO TO the SE'4 of the SE¼, Section 33, vs. Telephone; (305) 644-6312 TownshIp 20 South, Range 32 MARK H. JARMAN and CYN. Publish Permanent part.time House & AAA EMPLpYMENT April 2,9, 1910 East, Less the East 30.00 feet for THIA L. JARMAN. his wife, Garden maintenance hours DEu.3 road, Seminole County, Florida. your convenience -good pay Defendants. ____________________________ BE WORKING DATED this 2Ith day of March, nice work for High School or NOTICE OF SALE TOMOR ROWI 1910. 5CC Student transportation Notice is given pursuant to a UNITED STATES DISTRICT optional (SEAL) Phone __ 323-1443. Final Judgment dated the 27th day COURT MIDDLE DISTR ICT OF Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. $ SECRETARYS of March, 1910, in Case No. 10.213. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION ______________________ Click of the Circuit Court CA-01.K of the Circuit Court ci the Possible advancement, accurate COURT NO: 19-ll6ORL-CIV.R Whatever theoccasion, there isa By: Cynthia Proctor Eighteenth JudicLal Circuit In and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, office skills will land this classified ad to solve it. Try 'Deputy Clerk for SemInole County, Florida, In Plaintiff, .y. SIDNEY 0. glorious pooltion. one soon. FRANK C. WHIGHAM, ESQ. which FRED BUZZAIRD Is the SHEALY and MRS. SIDNEY G. of STENSTROM. MCINTOSH, plaintiff and MARK H. .IARMAN SHEALY, his wife, If married, $CLERKTYPISTS$ JULIAN and CYNTHIA L. JARMAN are Defendant(s). Legal Notice NOTICE OF COLBERT I WHIOHAM the defendants. I will sell to the SALE Notice is hereby given Accurate typing, gen office skills Flagship Bank Bldg., SuIte 22 BIDDING REQUIREMENTS will do for thIs position, good hlghestandbestblederforcashat thatpursuantto, Summary Final P,O. Box 1330 the West door of the Seminole Decree of Foreclosure entered on SEALED ADVERTISEMENT FOR personality I must be Sanford, Florida 32711 County Courthouse in Sanford. February 21, 1910 by the above BIDS aggressive. (305) 3322171 Florida, at 11:00 o'clock AM, Ofl entitled Court in the above styled INVITATION TO BID: Notice is Attorney for PlaintIff the 25th day ci AprIl, 1110, the Cause, the undersigned United hefibygIventhatthe5chool PublIsh Apr, 2,9, 1910 fQIIowlr1g described property sit States Marshal, or one of SemInole County, FlorIda will •$STATIONATTNDS$ DEU.12 form in the Order of FInal authorized deputies, will of sell his duly receive sealed bids untIl AprIl 33, Pump gas, clean wds, must lIke the Judgment: property sItuate in SEMINOLE 1910 . 2:00 PM at which time the people. Lot 22, Block C., SEMINOLE County, Fio'l'lda,describedas: Lot bids will be publicly opened and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TERRACE REPLAT I it read aloud In the Seminole County SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA look 11, 14, OF THE COLONNADES, 2nd School Board office building. $ MECH HELPERS page 29. PublIc Records, Seminole Section, according to the Plat CASE NO, N42S3CA4.L COunty, Florida. PROJECT thereof TITLE: as recorded In Plat SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL RE. BeMr. Fixit, good upper if meds Book ROOFING: Eastbrok Elemen. DATED this 25th day of March, 16, page $4, Public Records SAVINGS AND lncIine LOAN of tary; EnglIsh Estates Elernin. Seminole County, Florida, sublect, ASSOCIATION, a United States of (SEAL) however, to taxes, if any due, f tary; Sanford Middle School; $ GEN LABORERS $ America Corporation, Spring Elern. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Lake Elementary; T.W. the year 1979 at public outcry to Lawton PlaIntiff, Clerk of Circuit Court the highest and best bidder tOt vs. Come intakeyour pick, one to fit By: Cynthia Proctor PROJECT LOCATION: School cash t 12 o'clock noon on Thur. Sites CARMEN PEREZ, a.k.a CAR. every personalIty, goal sday, April 17, 1910 at the West Oeputy Clerk MEN T. PEREZ; and GENE J. ambition. NAME OF OWNER: THE door of the Seminole County TISCHER and ROBERTA J. Publication of this notice on the HOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. . TISCHER, 2nd day of April, 1910 in the Dated: March COUNTY, 1211 Mellonville Ave., $MEATCUTTER$ 12, Defendants. Evening Herald. Sanford, Florida 32771 GEORGE R. GROSSE NOTICEOF ACTION Publish April 79, 1910 & WRAPPER - 41-Houses ________ '_ Ti --'BATEMANREALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. . Furnished I-Apartments __________________________ ___________________________ Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. .311 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. __________________________ - If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322-2611 or 131.9993, ' 3235774 RZIG REAL ..- Unfurnished '" ; _, th.ws Hidden Lk.,3BR,28 ___' $373 +dep.Creditrel.req. _________________________ 323.1100or644.1106 lye 323.$5 HANDYMAN SPECIAL ' i red of house hunting? 3.2, 1330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. Nops. 'enevaGjrdensApts. 1505W. 25th St. DON'TMISSTHISONE 41I Elm Ave. 2 BR. 1½ B, comp. remodeled home. Lg. LR, OR, C.H&A, $31,200 wassumable mort, at 10 pct. HOUSE FOR RENT -and nw 3.1'/, fully eqpt. Eve. 306.663.6640 305323.1163 sell that roIl.a.way bed you've place a Classified Ad today. Forrentlg.3BRhouse .et inDeltona 1.303.34.3ö01att6p.m.' ' Iutitui 3 BR, P/i B, in Loch rbor, CH&A, Ige yard with *'imable lake in back. $100 rst & last + sec. 373.5036. _______________________ I. 3-Houses fr, '.'-' ''' - -- JOHN KRI ER ASSOC. 107W.Commercial - - Bary 2 Bedroom, 2 compIete laths, LR with FP. poOl, many rult trees. 6a.6n W. Garnet t White Reg. Real state Broker - p.,. - . MINIU.LOCK . w concrete buildings all sizes, 201 up, especially nice, most onvenhent on 1.4 at SR etiind Days Inn, 1.4 Industrial ark. 323.0061, Owner anxious. warranty, $37,900. Graham V/ants Gas Tax To Rise With Fuel - - Price TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)- Gov. Bob Graham wants an Indexed gasoline tax that wIU rise as the prIce of fuel climbs, according to House anUon Chairman Fred Jones. Jones said Tuesday he was told by the governor that a transportation message going to the Legislature Thursday or Friday "will include some kind of IDdexing plan." Graham has Indicated he wants a boost In the eightvent-a-gallon tax, but has not yet given details of proposaL Education Plan Set TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI)- Gov. Bob Graham will outline re(lxzUnendatlons for educational reform toda), mcluding a compromise Plan to P$Ve Cabinet Board of Education but create a citizen's advisory council to develop a master plan for al1 education. The council, composed of Education Commissioner BalphTurltngtonandagroupolcltlzenanamedby the governor, would advise the Cabinet on many areas, approval of university programs. Judge Overrules Death Jury ORLANDO, Ha, UPI)- One nuudef appear, U heinous as another to a jury, saysCircuit Judge FIMflk Kaney, but not all capital crimes are au&e. So saying, Kitney overruled a jury's UnWIIITIOUI deathpenaltyrecommendationandhandedda,nalije term Imatead for Joseph Alan Marter 22 Au4stent State Attorney Belvin Perry said Maler deserved the electric chair Monday. He added that Kaney's ruling "took a lOt of C0UI* "It would have been quite Y for hllfl to INMIICS the guy to dooth...given that a Jury voted 12.0 to fry the itu'. Perry Juror Questioning Slow TAMPA. Flit. tUPH- Auletait State A1tcrne Henry Adomo has predicted It m. tak. two Weeks or longertoieitajwytotrytheoIfiveformerDSde County white policamen accneed of beating a j1$mjr,nce HIaII to death and trying to conceal It as - traIfic death. The qi Uoningofp pertly. jurors moved Into Its third day today and because of the pro*Ao b.in g clone to seating followed, attorneys were st even thefirit juror. - - - ' TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new 3 BR, 28 w.conversatIon pit, stone f. p1. intercom, tile foyer + more on ½ acre wooded lot in prestigious area. Just onesmall fee. Swimming, boat slip and clubhouse. 1 year warranty. $27,900 wterms. _____ Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hind- and the sisl ci t en U (SEAL) _______ (1L1US N. CAU. tnu. rUE ARTHUR N. UCKWITH JR. CLERK OF THE COURT By Eve CraBer.e March *t sand April29, _____ - - - '," DEl-Si SuiMe. only $41,110. Land, buIlding I FlexIble forms. ME-S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, L.'i Lots Fenced 'ard, 17th treet, Sanford. Call for stalls, - ' - CANT LOTS- 2 Lots aprox. ', ac Unrec. Plat. Lake isaup Heights. $10,000.00.. REALTOR _______ PublIsh; April LI. *4 1* osu." ., EIyI monthly '$.unnns p0. inquire S. I M14$ I -- 'NCOME PROPERTY 4 apartments, close to town 'compIetely tmistsw " I ymca ' '323.72 ev$. 332:0413, 332.1557 ,209E.ZSmSt. - -- -TIP$.i LISTING SERt?ICE )l3.$iI 333.flIs $25 ma. pymts. Total price 57,00 or best offer. 323.5034. .. ______________________ - _________ _____ - F'ii' Sib . "%)shary: 2 Sidroom, 1½ Bath X A. Fruit Trees z"' ,VOiusIa. 444.6771 - I'-4'-lanaI for duplixos, over enacts In gaol location. $33310. S 1'' owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Write Box $539, Sanford giving location, owner arid price. No salesmen. 7 Sb, 35. w.w, CA.H, wo, D, pool, club house, sc*. 033,110.3771323 ____________________ Webuyegu,ty in houses, apts., I 1 YR. OLD DBL.W1DE Bia$lfI 1g. 2 BR, lB. w. Central NSA Pioit pump, bdrms., a, 11 ' calls to mtg. 119,91011 Harm Hall Risity, Inc. 333.1774. -, 3224741. condóhomes IâkivelyMayfajr Villas'. Many adl'l Oe0$uresi Buy Newer Build S express YOurself W)Ur own personsi tastel Choo from many DesIgns, Colors I Stylesl BeglnnIIlg1$$43,tI3rned,is VA.FHA.235..COn.HOms - s."ai new BROAD. MORE, front I, rose Si's, ORIGORYMOBILE HOMES IlSIOrlanNOr. 333.1* VA&PHAFIIS.CIII. - 43-lif$ACrNgS Beautiful new CostOm built Brick hems on 1g. wesdsl site wevery imagInable leaturet 3300 sq. ft. living Neal Extras Include FR, satin kit.. PP. C. HIA I more. Yours far Low Down Paymini Cash for your 1011 Will build as 31 yovr ito, our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Inc., Realtor 444.3013 Ref. repo. 16 cu ft frost ft Onig. $329, now $205 or Sit i Agent 339-1304. KINMORE WASHER Pa: Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES - 54'. ITATI iN. •r Eve'.$2.3M1 ' lads en $aidsrl Ave., lust acre. Iran Sanee'a (county). Price $14100 for all tfr,,. Trade or tan's OK. I Ford Pinto Station wago new tires New starter, ne engine 322 1375. 1978 T BIrd. 31.000 ml. Like new. Blue 54.500 322-2217 VIII buy old class rings & 5Il coins. Top dollar paid. C Jim 323-INS. WE BUY CARS thtiques and Modern Furnitui One Piece or Houseful ridges Antiques 323-21 . French 323-7E Dodge Coronet Brougham. % I, A C, Auto, Radio, good rnpç arry's Mart, 215 Sanford Al Buy & Sell, the fInest In us furnulure, Retnig., slovi tools. new, $1650 080.3320095, en trade. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTEI 'onder what to do with Twi Sell One The quick. Ca: - .r ir•,w I - - ee.uty Ciii ______________________________ tenlial Auctons I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 373.3620. ' 7$-A-Vans IChevy Surban, Silvenadopkg, Duel AC, only 13,730. 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, Casselberry, S31-l3. ,,,,,_ HomeRepairlRemodeling 2lhrs. 3220771 3)9E. 1st St., 3275742 Additions& Remodeling Free Est. tic. & Bonded Jot,W Walker Const. Ltd. Custom Furniture, ut, wall units, wood or mica. "Specialty Items", 3399136 _________________________ Dodge Royal Sportsman wo an, S pass., 34,000 mi. only 3276457 SERVICESUNLIMITED 3,111, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 36. Casselberry, $345399. Home Repair I Remodeling Carpat Cleaning 24hrs. ANDV'SCARPET"CLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes 2lhr Dodge Van, 3 Speed with 327071$ - ' [1gM luling, Free Estimates asselberry, $34 5399. Rspalr SERVICES UNLIMITED Nook - - 'on ' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty - verdrive floor (VI, 315), 15 APG-city, AM.FM radio, assette, $ track. Cl radio, 0,000 ml. 323-73*1, asking only $300070 Yard Debris, Trash, Appliancesg, Misc. (LOCAL)34,.337l Cara,,ctfl, ____________________________ - . MEINTZER TILE ffew or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. 549.5563, - _________________________ 55Boats 4 ACCeSSOrI Ripair -Recreational Vehicles WALTNEV JEWELER 204$. Park Ave. .000, with truck 510,000. 323. _______ Cobla buwnider w-trailer. N motor ii' fri hull. $100 OBOo lrad, fur VW 3320090. ___________________ nificing late model travel ailer. 23', self cont,, air, 'ivate BR, many extras, no son, calls. 12 Oaks Camp round. Lot _________________________ ____________________- 76-Auto Parts -- j.7s, K TIRE cka $5.93-Heavy Duty p, All SHOCKS $59.91 New Satteries$29.93 cellent local references. Cyst painting, Staining. Residintial, Commercial. 327-1191, ._!24509 44. ____- bland new Pianos 1 organs Ii stock, including new, used rebuilt I reconditioned. W don't brag about our los prices, our customer-s do that Cannon MusIc Co., Lonqwo01 Village Shopping Center, St 434. 1 bI I of 1.4. 333.5900. GINO PERLANGELI Painting, Contractor, Decorator. Ex- Sale 33' 5th wheel camper, 76 Apeco. Very good cond, ROBSON MARINE 2927 HWy. 17.92 Sa'iford, FIa. 32771 REALTO*,.7* __________________ 2565 .• 60.A-Slmlness Equip : located off Ihiliesderd, 3734.eter ':_, Courtiand 3, s. FOf' Sale Used office sqpt. Desk, filing cob. I chairs. Many itaniS to choose from. Nell's Sanford FurnIture salvage, 17. II, So. ci Sinford. 3324721. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Ill Sanford Ave. WILSON NAIVE FURNIIUII IUY,$ELL,TIADE 311.3111Plrst$I. 327.1432 'essriakmng . Su r faces. Iic. specializing irs repainting, mt. & ext., wallpliper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Eat. After you have called the rest call Cr eat Iye Alterations, Drelimaking Drapes, Upholstery 323 0707 ._I Groonng&BoandIng Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeprig boxes. We cater to your Pet 3226732. the best. S62-55p2. - Painting & RSpaIr - Trent Painting & Repair lnteriorl Exterior Free Est. 377 3331 __________________ 1413 French Avf.Sanford _____ Get BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$$O CaIl322.1621;fl7.jg Housewives Cleaning SerTe plenty of prospects -Advertise your product or service In the Classified Ads. ____________________________ Personalized, fast, dependable Reoularorltimebasls 6773191 WedowashwlndOWs _________________________ )ollar Paid for lunk & Used '5. trucks & heavy equip. fIt. 3325990 Spring Cleaning Time, ovens, refrig.,waIls,woodwOrlr,wds,, flOOrs, top to bottom. Sue 323 $441. Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color 1*10. 323-1251. 1L j* c., Remeveà ________________________ I 1e, Del. molel 5.5. 1Matt., 1311 French. 333.7341 ____ TIFFANY LAMPS Ci.Sedratauran' must liquidate Immediately. Many Ilad I copper Tlflany.type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20' dIameter with many pieces. 43$.170 _________ . ____ i:-i, 1 -' I tva 9aiiIe,iI APARTMENTS For sale: Queen Size Sad Usedverylittls 3331970 REAL. ESTATE Office APPLIANCES Sanford F'ur niture Salvage 332 577). Used fbi model color TV's, a 10 to from. N0IIs Sanford Furnitui __________________ CàIlBart Multiple Listing Service 323 2222 4.56 AL wy 92, I mile west of Spes way, Daytona Beach, will hu a public AUTO AUCTIC every Saturday at S p.m. I the only one In Florida You the reserved price. Call 9 7558311 for further details. WE WY USED FURNITURE & hevySpotVan,WOs,ocyl,3 p., 35,000 mi. only 13.4$. 436 huto Sales, MO Hwy 136. The EvenIng Herald Claslifiei Ads offer no fancy claim s.. . .Just Resultsl Leather I Rubber ANYTIME rancii Make rosin in your attic, garage Sell Idle Items wIth a Classifies Ad. Call a friendly ad.taker at 332.3411 or 0319993. 5)505 DAYTONA AUTO AUCT lOts Vanted: Outdoor table & bi Make your TVremotecontroll no wires. Come by our sh for demonstration. HERB'S TV 2397 S. SanfordAve. 323.17 Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanfon: 3231731, __________________________ only We buy used furniture FURIIITUREI THINGS soo S Sanford Ave. Sanford 323 4 ________________________ --_________________ H. IBIS Leadir' PARK Robinson, Orlando 1322974. - , 322• 2420 ( jj,Wu mi . . I1tkJIulprapIly __________________ avail.l REALTORS 47-A-- Mortgages BougiW Wl.Ibuylstl7ndmortgates.we also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1104 E. -. i ie*in isv Nr'galn. Offer It tolay In me Ads, mints of $21 mo. Agent silo ___________________ S9MiC5l Met'CtIIndiS - 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS IOxlN S .ør.- 3fl.7I, 337.5353,371.3771 Push bvllors controls, has ci usel, still in -warrar Originally 5619, assume p Cant find it? Try ust Over II tq ___________________ _________________ LOTS MORE NEW thE, I S Sanford's Sales 25445. French AvO. 3731331 Sold onig. $109.33. used i _______ vacant land Lucky Invest. mints, P 0. Box 29 Sanford 42"?Mblb Homes t,LLPLORIDAREALTY ,.,, waster ro. OF deluxa rn Estate nted _______________________ _______________________ SUMMER DELIGHT 2 BR, IS home in CCM on a 1g. fenced lot, w•your own Pool I PatIol C.HIA, w.w Carp., ia$.in kit, DR. Fl. tin., I morel Only $ilONt rrL ______________________ 47-Real 3394109 ___________________ 333.0100 Wanted to buy for cash from £.AltamonteDr. _________ REALTORS models avail. cir 0. _________ loaded with trees. Assume $2,140 rntg. at 9½ pcI. list, with ____________________ Irswe have EXPERIENCE KNOWLEDGE In creative I iwr investment FINANC. mu ENTERTAIN here's a riect Country IRSIZI Bdrms, 2 5mhZ m, SW collage 3, Large GEOBo. is lovely Estate ever 1 Acre ly - Neal Starting at $11,700. 2 MULTiPLE LISTING RIALTOR VII. Nice residential lot on El Peril INC. C.HIA, w.w carp., new appbi, wehk.in closots, I 1,301' lIving iM ______ - _____________________ EALTORS Sale FIXTURES. Jenkins Fi niture, 705 F. 75th St 32309 ____________________ Orlando 321-1377 Sanford 321-0440 Calf us for all your Real Estate needs. JUST LISTED 3 BE, lB Condo homes in new MayfaIr Vlliasl 3231041 orevn. 323.0517 STIMPIR Sill .LUSWShaveSUYERIfor sir HOME or PROPEv II for INDIVIDUAL 1. S2-ApplIans _______________ - TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold or $493.75 bal. $103.16 or $17 r Agent 2439 S.MyrtleAve. 701111g. MLS Furniture Salvage, 17-92. Sc Sanford. 3:25721. ____________________ ____________________ ____________ BROKER Lii. Jessup Tuscawilla lake front. 4 BR, 4½ B "Dream Home." PooI,- a dock on Lii, Jessup I on I on I on. ThIs home has to be seenIII $395,000, Owner will hold mtg, ______________________ c7gj ____________________ ________ _________ -- -- off of total inventory at br new interspring beddl These beds are not dama or seconds but brand new line bedding sets onlyl F local delivery. Noll's Sani $25 Iup MILLERS 36ItOrlandoDr. Ph. 322.03 SEIGLER REALTY Auto repair. Only $500 ma. 327.1577 32)0640 ', Hwy 436 frontage. STENSTROM M. Unsworth Realty I Good used TV's, CROCKZTT S ,,,. Singer Futura Fully au repossessed, used very sh time. Original $593, bal, sill $21 mo. Agent 339 S3$6. _______________________ 53-TV.Radio-Steref Lease with or without option, BROKER 7139$. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford for Buy _______________________ _________________________ Altamonte lake view. 3.2, fenced yd, owner says selll 157.100. SEIGLER REALTY to - Altamonte MalI. 137.500. S REALTY 'IRS 4, SELLERS wo,icw vise clients on incomi TAX flslqusflcss & Shelters, lets by •ppOintnset..It HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, DBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC. CESS. 131.300. GOOD TERMS. $300mo.Ownerwiilholdwrap. around. Live In one rent the ______________ Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHA.VA, FHA 7331213 EMPLI AGENCY ________ Dupiex near Altamont. Mal 662,900. Rented now at $213 __________________________ Custom 3 BR, 2B split plan, w.sc. " " rm., 2 car garage. Loch Arbor "i'-' by owner. 322.7052. - re CONCERNED with your IDS Cill 3n.al. ' 543900 332.7913 "*lOsanfordAve. S1-Household Good time. flai. $119.14 or 1*9.35 7¼ ACRES. PAVED ROAD, Agent. 339 $316. OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR I __________________ LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. MICROWAVE LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. DO 3, CPU. $20,000. owner will hold 2nd or wrap a-round. Submit all offers REALTORS PLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath cads. ecently remodeled. s• 'i$OnHwy44EGenevaoiJy 1,510. - 3)4'PAVEDROADFRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7300 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS. 2", ACRES PINE I PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $1,100 WITH GOOD TERMS.3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. Winter Springs 2 BR. high lot on cul-de-sac.Lowcashtomtg.or : serclal buildIng wpartltion. Intend Avenue. $13,000.00. ITATE SALE 2 lorms, I R £ PLACE, god ICATION only $23400. I Cashtomtg.orownerwillhoid 142900 ?ocEzT? I" 3 BR, 18 2 1g. fenced 1015. privacy, FP, ready to be restored. All for $39,900, SINESS- I Story corn. -- garage, near schools I " -___, - -( Lii. Mary. 3 BR, FP, huge FR. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,100. _ Wall mount Westinghouse 1$, BTU Air Corsd. Monogram Furn. with 110 gal. heavy drum. 373 3432. ______________________ -- _____ Longwood 3.2, privacy 'Wsklvs retreat 1 acre on St. Johns River. Only $5,000 Iwo. Total price unbelievable at $1S.000. 41-Houses a. Agency. Will sell 50 pet. mt. for 537,S00. $73,000 needed for 1mm. coconut I pineapple planting Oviedo 365.3161. __________________________ _____________________________ 322.2994 .,' ________________________ .. - . S14.4 Bellze, Central America. This high land w-hiils suitable for agri. I resort development. Stable government, In. vestment insured by US 230 mc. 1 under If you qualify. Hedge against inflatlont * 1ST WISELy, ___ 322.9283 , 3 acres on fast growing Lii. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage, Good termsl - ________ S 100acresontheCaribbeanSeain otherlil ________________ venue. 133,000.00. Sacreparceis, 1k. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W Maliczowski, REALTOR. 332 7tt3 i:',I-. _______________ S0-4VisceHaneo,,,s for . - . 47 Carver Av Academy Manor, ' age so full there's no rpom rthecartCleanitoutwItha rant Ad in the Herald. PH. t2.2611 or 131.9993. nssenmea,ausifu,a ter only $110,010. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. bids shill be w*P*awo for a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT of 30 colander days subqtleolsbuy. COURT sequent to me speeting of bids By; Patricia Robinson Nlggkss Ros of fl's S Depi*, C$1k Date this 31 day If rrJi., 1. REALTORS MidsIel D Jones, - tu .a $'s4 Beard ii kminaie ____ Esquire CIMY *Maltland Avenue •1AINoF. Keith,.. Chairman Aftae Soringa, FL 31101 5- AV. William P. Layer, Publish Mardi 19,263, April 3,9, DET - sale. Popular, successful opsratlen Busy *7.11jscatlsn. , _________________________ ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS AREA), 4 10 i CHOOSE F ROM. $6,300 i EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. NEW HOMES Open 'I to5 daily 3.1040 or 323.1011. ________________ $111015 Deputy Clerk Petition. The properly preclededagakRt Board of Seminole County Pubilais Mardi 19,161 April LO, WITNESS my as foilewo: hand and seal 0$ rs,srv. me righ, $g octopi or tIN West 110 this Court on MitCh 14,1101 Issioil.lsllandzs, DiXIE asset (SEAL) reied any or all bids or woivo any OST.17 m In Flat look 3, saw 113, Wirinalitles Ni the billing. No yr. equipped kit, + gorgeous pool on huge cul.de.sac lot in Al area, $64,900- Hurryll _____________ ' - Dade County Circuit Judge Loners____ Neitt followed a 11 procedure during the first two days of & Ufl$e, IIPdIIIg out WhiCh 0110$ Pr(I30CUVC Jurors at jt1 nw1edge of the cas aid then Q1P''I( , eadi Individually to determine how they 'tnt if they were bte4. y g case, how z:ut _____ j -_ I lot, good area. PRICE REDUCED TO $37300 BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LIX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR, 540,000. "PEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll flndhlm listed moor BusIness Service Directory. - - , _____ - UNITED STATES MARSHAL TO: DEU13 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Chance to make fantastic MIDDLE DISTRICT OF SEALED BIDS: All bIds shall be CARMEN PEREZ, a.ka money, day shift. Hurryl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FLORIDA delivered to the Superintendent of CARMEN 1. PEREZ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL KENDELL W. WHERRY 0d15ithe School Board Office. Waltrelesu, Cshiers I 61$ Hoare Cooks TIMEBIDS: FOR RECEIPT OF CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ASSISTANT UNITED STATES SEALED rtment 40 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ATTORNEY Hurry to Miranar, Puerto Rico 0007 CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1761CA49 PROJECT SCOPE AND YOU ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF CONSTRUCTION: Removal. ARE 912 French Ave. HEREBY DIVISION "J" Publish March 12, 19, 26, and April AcfromHeauhD.pt, NOTIFIED that an action to FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS 2, preparationci of new exIstIng i,so ______________________ installation O5roofs and foreclose a mortgage on the AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a DET.33 following property in Seminole orporation organized and existing or call 323.5176 TYPE OF CONTRACT: The County, Florida: under the laws of the United Slates work will be let under this contract Lots 21 and 22 In BlOck IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR as $2 req-2 wks sat-terms described in these contract SANLANDO SPRINGS, TRACT ot America, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Yr future sour neem documents. TheOwnsr.Contractor NO. 6, according tO the FIat VS. PLAINTIFF, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR AOreernenttobeus.dwIilbeAlA LPN full tIme, 3.11. Apply to thireofasrecordedinplat SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A101, 1977 Books, SYLVESTER ROLAND CASE NO.: sdltiøn. LIIIIV4W Nursing Cantor, 919 Page 33, Public Records of TERRELL. JR., unmarried II$97.CA4SS PLACES FOR EXAMINING 1.2nd St., Snford. Seminole County, Florida, IN RI: A*IS BID DOCUMENTS: The School has been flied against CARMEN DEFENDANT. OTTI$ 0, PRATHER, NOTICE OP ACTION Board Office, 12*1 MilionvIlie Free travel, other benefits, PEREZ, a.k.a CARMEN jterHU5$AND i Ave., Sanford, Florida 31771 The sISkli10 Part'tlmesai,sperom PEREZ. led GENE J. TISCHER TO: to work at Auto Train Gift Daimwood Derryberry Pavelchak and ROBERTA J. TI$CHER. SYLVESTER ROLAND KAREN M. PRATHER, Caboose, Sanford Terminal, Partnership,250$ouflhI4wy, 17.91, yoarerqiredtowv,acopyof TERRELL JR., Respondent.WIFE. whose reiidsnce and agutmI1$bsllphonebi$w..n Cassilberry, Florida 32707 Local yourwrfttendess,wis,if.ny,tolt address NOTICIOFACTION 91 Il am. 3210631. .nown Plan Rooms on L. PHARN ABNER, of TURN. TO: YOU ARE NOTIFIED OBTAINING BIDDING BULL. ABNER AND KAREN N. FEATHER DANIELS, action Isr fsredesure of a DOCUMENTS: Siddsrs may e YOU ARE NOTIFIED 1151$ an main docwnen?s by plionini the address is 147 West Lyman and you has ace been required tgage flied against you action for Dissolution of MarrIage Apply Days Inn, Sanford of the Avenue, Post Office ha *00, hiS been filed •' py ci your written defenses. Wkder Park, FlorIda, 33710, and 2110, eNor the following date: Gets. laBorers, day shift. Apply are required tO 5IfVO a COPY April 2. , . It en JOHN SPENCER file the orgilnal with tIll Clerk 1$ American Wood Products your written defenses, $1 any, toil ROBINSON. plalnfift's attorney, SPECIFIED BONDS: The the abovestvled Court en or bsfsr whoe. address is 1030 Volvsla mill office, * Marvin Ave., on MICHAEL D. JONES, bidder shall prenid a April 21, 1910; otherwise a Petitioner's Longwoad, bel'wsen $11 am. Avenue, Suite $0, Daytona whasi Pirformance, Payment and udsm.nt may be entered References required. ddFNO * Attorney, u.rn Avenue, a9liIlet Florida 33014. on or befars AprIl COfS$SJC, hind and a -. •e Springs Florida, 321, lid Bond as you far theorrelief demanded Ifi 9115 21, 1100, and III. the original ls on or before AprIl 31,1100, and file called for In petitlen. ____________ the ai-uain this court ilffis' bIS %nitis WITN ISS my hand p. the i the oripnal wills the Clerk Of th$ Aft bi must be receIved before Of said Court on Mardi *7, 1101 or Court immedIately thereafter, eIther attorney before service the specif led timi aId enclosed Ifs (SEAL) RESTAURANT other. Petitioner's or on ins. wis. a delsult will be aWered ••• •,,yga plainly mar ARTHUR H. UCKWITH mia$oly thereafter; ciherwise a against yga for this relIef the outside "Pr,pisal" an me Clerk of Circuit Court ouN will be aIlared against u EGG-OMELET REST. dat the Frsileer lease. 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Trim, Removal Call Jim FIinn. $347499 _____________________ ____________________________ _________________ I Man, quality operation I yrs. cap. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayni Seal. 327.1321 ______________ CUSTOM HOMES RebuildCondemn.d Houses SO. BALINT -____________________ ___________________ BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210317 Qislom built utility I boat trailers, truck racks I misc. repairs. ___________________ _______________ To List DioJ 322-2611 or 831-99 I �- It a3-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL MOSCOW 1 UPI I -Exiled Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharv the fourth yew of a fiveytar Moncow UuIt7 w ha denounced a press campaign apparently aimed at belit- trarelerrrd as a war-time nu to Ash&MIad (in ( elraj tling his role in World War H. Asia) and yew In an open letter to the general peocwator's office recently, "When Sábxo, ahsaind, in isa, he w am a the 58-year-old nuclear physicist denowiced the "provo- specialist to work in ammunition factory. It w not caUonist newspaper libel which declares me an enemy of sonietblng he had a cholce in, he was jest sent on ainelme's disa.mauient while I have always supporte d the SALT H (ledslm." treaty i • an enemy of peace (while I have called for an end to Far from failing to thake a war and an enemy of the people (whose son I am)." itaati ort, According to Sakharov's wife, Yelena Boom (who ea her c device for iaiden name , the smear canpaign has gone much hither c the contrul 01mti pr4ed by the factory far anti-tank lk than sunpl) distorting the views and politics ci the W1S Nobel . • __ Peace Prize winner. She says it has actually falsified details of hri personal life by means of innuendo halfiruthi and blatant up to the W" WL inaccuracies. ' Boniai . "Sakhov's invention speeded Ic the whole **The Soviet press has written that Sakharoy did rot do any FN and freed peraninel for other tasb in fighting during World War 11, as if he was hiding &way from received a vistent for it the following yeer.- the —. & the fighting," Mrs. Bonner said recently. Citing a cue of apparently deliberate inaccuracy, MM it is true that he was not in the army because he was a Sooner noted that the Soviet press has described Sakhilw's student when the war broke out. In 1941, when Sakharoy was in father, Dinitry, as a professor of matlwmatm In no hero but a nonentity cowed by prim ad r- -., pft through the motions at protest as a way 01 UL Ravel, 43, is skillful and fair.in&d wriho who does act paint characters Week whita. The playwright : .. isludeft a den __ all the right behefaIlainalt.mcgy what In __ -owl* W, to lose by getting Involved in I Iid lb e would do more harm than good. Haul's obvious paint is that i.gl— .. Lw because too many people cañrI I fty ha. in much tohas. his sketch of selfjustityiiig hypocrisy has the ring 01 b$ar experience. * - - - - -at ai_ r rR-J MJ1u. I though he finds no one eho, that Ms it T I II. J 322405 the gat which went _ _ chlK" AkL Bonatir said. "Illut be took them km an elderly .. L in Soviet cook" Gorm -- : r . -. - - 1 -. --'-. -- - -a. ...t• i chtck-up yet? I - ' - - L. D.DC. Is Plsausd To Ac. lbs Op.ninq Of Hin Ofbc, For lb. Pracc. 01 tm v n'1rrTv iz £ 1Ja.d £Jfl Monday swu and Ei.niags by Appo -. . - -• 0 -- -. -•.. .. E M . 0 ___ ___ _ new moniy ihp i z, __ t DiiringPll'jTP Ikha akxinguii-.--I 01c* I5% of 1th, cm . & 5 Lucia - 't _ -- "WhSIFFLamaininsaw 5 "_ Mn in 11011111111if ftin cm yant C1 L _ nuhord Li.,... _ In IM U1111111111 ___ I I --- ___ ____ ____ o •-- - a I. - -..•. -. i.•-:. SWVXE w-na1i lk b*W ID iiahod dut = of 0 SHOP EARLY ALL $TORI$ WILL BE ___ __ _ Piliuc Vfl1D Casual Aftk. Wkom bond, aw loom 1toLth1 te Fin___________ 1 . 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I An*jou Pears L594 Le 494 Chef Potatoes I AVE 10NEW CROP SLISI - II I - ..•- - .1 - WI I .:•: Nit _ . PEST COPITROL CAu1ODAT '.irfrt - MVrjW ___ haunt A b" mW anaund bin to 11ow orai.uiwamup ___ • : .-.'." -;.t' ., •:.1 - . ..J, '••'. 91 i uimpicatlon cia Germai between the MM win uat the filled Sokbero, with pro-war Sew a 1 • t'I,..d / __ . ITIAI 1_Via 'U ivuT onin MON1PI ' - ..• 'F ,ul1 11111 So PM • "The VWY —a--'. that had a as a child bViles POrIND is hum an alien, p~ danal which Is not trae." sk __ W. --MRSOM Up To 7,000 S 'U uruo t — may inwith ne ctwr rera1 in the Soviet pr that SWkbww Ind a Cierianai Vvernes -a chiki. FTWOOD VILlAGE32=111 1I NT1 PEST L ___ .... _ SPECIAL Come To Our Great 4.- .._g piii be was a pbyileiat aid :a mathiii41 to keep that e1 in that he wrote a I II It ''thee& which in Mill in hi Mw ain they mãgt4 aol wait todeaw atfrv to its brs." Prisoner's DramaCHILD CARE Reaches The Stage or mma ' Fj,2 r,-fw,? re coaver (— — u Shews point against repreauno. Recently this trial was resnacted in Ikaich by a a1w cast 01 ILâ4 volunteers, including .in1ine ci English playwright Tom 5fJ played Haiti's curtappointed defense attorney -who was allowed to speak one he — in the reenactment, which was by man and Austrian television. Stoppard, born In Casthcmhoakia, latin Ms fate wautil 111M been much like Ravel's had he stayed there. Heed --'-s portrayed by Paul obout his friend d fallow who now is exiled from his homelaiul. Ravel refused ehnr, at a simder exile, he ha toni in trouble with Caedi authorities dam IM Iha formances of their pimp were I_Jim their _____ UaveL and KnhouttinedtoakIM o1'. -," p writing plays for performacre In private ' "Protest" is the second of heat which leltula's Na' ha staged. It is presented In a maa.uar my Ching, to do alp. derground style for which it was w ean a "plaUww performance" with no decor and few pros "Protest" Is a deceptively Sim* IMplay. During As 46 minutes of talk between two m, a ri1 playwright who has sold out for thegoedhfe gunk ad01Igp14 a protest petition which be lni.0 encBela. The other man is a Asaident a figure clearly poIhoned an Ravel, who has featured hi two prev plays. me time he I Weekly J "I. the &M play he wa Ind a peel-er &Lig Sáo,'s 4t ThatWId .4at t SM I O, IIjuJTId a &Which he dida L Ikwasa -: -Irhpr d esallyrbd 111115 Ph.D. in lID. milliciii _ figarea, dli r hi theoughthe war ye ars BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -Two Ma Sten,a ,aiMt by a 1173 Dodge as and leaving the scene cia fatal act'iiieat. 5isters who had been vacationing on Fort thestood hi the middle ofu trying He led detectives to a wee&,4 ove Lauderdale's beaches were on their way to flag dmio a p.hig motorist, police area west of Lake Worth where the back to their central Michigan home said. She died ma incal hospital a few damaged 1913 Dade that Mt Ms. Slevees when .omcthing went wrong with their hs lator. w (LCv,d. blue compact car. POC ndd Ro(at Biikp, a motorist }IJr day, authorities received Christina Zana Ankney, and wi. stoçed, said Ms. AMney became another t that led to the arrest ci Greg Jacqueline Stevens ), of 24, Davison, Mich., never 21. He fled Into the wooda 011w made it home. They (bed body and .hn.kd, 'ily side Is chad. I deputies Imaid late Saturday on the 1117 pl ckap at a labor a street near the Florida wad to too. xmme, kifl me, Mo." Turnpike — the victims of two separate of Boyiitcn Beach ___ hit-and-run accidents. said he &W to calm the woman Laredo haw ' ' policeaid but she ___W into de _____ The Palm Beach Coitinty was 1 91 WO kaft the___ 01a Department Monday o men ci New Boyntmi ai west aad wn fatal accident. Sheriff's Sgt. Jerry have been arrested in coinnection with Mnrk by aI%7 Ford 0cjW tram who& Arboer sid other charges way pong. their deaths. (b1i kept golng Aother _- ran Ow Arbour said a'tlarltlea were r''tad _ Ida ha dhm About 11:30 p.m. Saturday, police said her ___ds MOP. to rIlfy Ma. MIney's death as a the women left their car, which was Leonardo Maldanaihi, 37, was arradedlelde. leaking motor oil, and began walking at a dairy farm &uiila, 011w the thu. Ill's heir "me was act hi Comm of down a dark rural road, apparently detment received au ancaymoas tlp ancticna, but a-neb.dy ahaaW have looking for help. He was thd with vebicutar lwvth.4de slowed dawn," he said. rates are LONDON (UP1 — Britain's National heater Is showing an imide glimpse of life behind the Iron Curtain ovallabl if s by a man who knows it all too well. ________ ____ It is presenting a miniature "underground" play riledYOU "Y by Vaclav Havel, a leading Cir,k playwright, who has just begun his third j.Il term for spuffift mit about human rights. 323-S424 _____ _____ Ravel, once a spokesman for the Qasi.. TI and five -- other dsddmt3 were i1I4 in GCWW ho In a he firn." Sisters Were Heading Home When Tragedy Struck Them Both 3 HITWZ In a Ir or WsuJay, April 2. NI Sakharov Denounces Press Campaign I :- RRSTiX1 7:00 PAL EVENRGSEIVICE519PARK i 0• 4. 4. -4.._.:• —— L - : 1 — ri �- / 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 14 S iL+ - . - ' S. • S .5 Wednesday, April 2, 1$0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. American Stigma Cuisine Many visitors from abroad assume that fast food chains and steak houses typify what we eat. Unfortunately, fine restaurants seldom identify American dishes on the menu. No wonder strangers wonder if there Is an American cuisine! The beginning of a new decade seems an appropriate time to change this, and the accompanying recipes offer a tasty way to start. American chocolate cakes are unlike any other chocolate cakes in the world. They come in dozens of varieties. Some are high and light; others are red or almost black In color with a moist, Intensely flavored texture, The accompanying recipe for Chocolate Applesauce Cake resembles the latter description, a purely American version of this International favorite. The cocoa base provides a rich, deep chocolate flavor, since cocoa is chocolate In very concentrated form. And chocolate bits, suspended in the batter, add a nuance that will appeal to epicures. In this recipe, applesauce is used Instead of milk, resulting in a super moist cake that makes you take one more bite to see if it's really that good. The French invented crepes and we love them, flaming or plain. But Chocolate Dessert Pancakes are American. When We/come The Season With Tradi"tional Eastpr Fp-nqf Change May New Decade — 14 teaspoon cream of tartar 4 cup sugar 2 tablespoons apple brandy Prepare pie shell; cool. Sprinkle gelatine onto cold water; allow to soften. Combine cocoa and .s cup sugar In a small bowl; add butter and set aside. Combine milk, egg yolks, cup sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan. Cook over medium heat until mixture thickens. Remove from heat; add 1 cup of custard to cocoa mixture stirring until smooth. Immediately add softened gelatine to remaining mixture In saucepan; blend well. Cool to room temperature. Spread chocolate mixture in bottom of baked pie shell. Chill. Spoon apple pie filling onto chocolate layer; return to refrigerator. Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy; gradually add sugar, beating until stiff peaks form. Fold the meringue mixture into cooled custard, gently fold in the brandy. Spoon chiffon mixture over apple-chocolate filling in pie shell. Chill until firm. Dust top of pie with cocoa, if desired. If slightly tart taste is preferred, use unsweetened pie slices. 1J llii s • &._ .- • .. % "•1 ,:. :. ' .. -'• . . . . ' .. 4. ____________ ••.. . . . , - -. ___ IIIb SNAPSII 01 FREE. 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'V I ONLY VEGETABLE s - - -- degr LE PINEAPPLE IN REYNOLDS ALUMINUM FOIL BAG I tablespoon apple brandy e c WITH TillS COUPON WiD. APRIL 3 TWIll TIlES. APRIL & 1940 lIMIT-I 01 I.ACII COUPON WITH A $1000 OR $0141. tool) 0140114 I I and j F •. sugar w i mixing / IN.., 5w 'J' ( 13 I I II i GOLDEN GRAIN : II I PILLSBURY I MACARONI I II CAKE MIXES AND I AuH U CHEESE Ji I) IIA)HS I 71 I I BOX • J 414 •I II I 0 1111141 III • • I I ••••••••••___. I I •..e..._.._ Wi: HAVI. AN F laked ,,' PANI Chocolate Sauce (recipe below) Combine dry ingredients ln large mixer bowl. Combine eggs, i milk and butter and mix uW well blen(Je(j; add te dry ingredients beating until anooth. Add brandy;" two hours. Heat a small skillet or crepe pan(7 inches In diameter) over medium heat; brush lightly with melted butter. For each cre pe, pour about 2-3 tablespoons batter in pan; immediately rotate skillet until thin film covers bottom. Cook about 1 minute; turn and cook other side. Turn out and continue cooking crepes until batter is gone. Makes 12-14 crepes. Stack between layers of waxed paper. NOTE: Crepes can be made ahead of time. Cool and refrigera te until serving time. APPLE FILUNG 4tart apples —peeled and thinly sliced 4 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 tablespoon apple brandy or apple juice I teaspoon cornstarch 2 water S Melt butter, saute apples 2.3minuteL Sprinkle wi th 5ug Sind cinnamon — stir in brandy or apple juice, cook one minute. Mix cornstarch and water, add to (filling. Cool until thickened keep warm. CHOCOLATESAUCE 6 tablespoons COCOa % cup sugar () 4 cup evaporated mflk 4CIQbutIer teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla CombIr cocoa and sugar in uuc,pan; Wend inevaporated milk. Add butler and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring tanUyunUlm1xweboils. Remove from but; add vanilla. Serve warm over crepes. About 2 cups sauce.' TO MVE: Place apple filling in the coter of each crep aW toW edges over the fUUng, Place in a shallow oven and warm in AUI tI $, I minut ee F .h w. .wabout es. w Serve one or two crepes per person on IndIvidua'1 serving plates. U desired, top with whipped cream, then drizzle CIIVTR PEAS I I ! l H t' W"U 1 lIffil Ill ' •. I' '\ t I III ' '' 0 H I) )RlPI 14 I'lI I I PANTRY PRIDE (- cups j ICE MILK I St I - 4 teaspoon salt , I OR Aff 3tabl e • I -1 IIAII , ICE CREAM I I II I I Of PIll'dTS 1140$ 'OlJH CIIOCOLATEDESSERT pANc(j(ES PANCAKES 3 eggs, slightly 14 cups milk '3 ,t' ' : I -'t\IH' IHII)I. , KODAUflUN fi M AT TIMI of of VI I OPINl 6 At 011H Cut apple quarter in pieces, puree in food processor blender. Add sugar, butter and vanilla; whip until creamy. Add 1 or 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar if Icing Is too thin. NOTE: If you like a taller cake, use a 9-inch Bundt or tube i . • 1i teaspoon vanilla 4 cup ''ç' . (11 SDIrI&i very tart green apple, unpeeled 1 cup confectioners' sugar 1 tablespoon batter', softened 1 j / • minutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely. Prepare Apple Icing; drizzle onto top of cake. i • ci. FOR 2 eggs 1 cup raisins irt cup semi-sweet chocolate chips Ili cup chopped walnuts Combine dry Ingredients in large mix er bowl. Add ap plesauce and eggs; blend thoroughly on low speed. Stir in raisins, nuts and chocola te chips; pour into a well-greased and floured 9-cup Bundt pan. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 55 to 60 Pan. 'Al f,f I bJ14. g, IS APRIL • . .t.. (-Q(fl),,,(, teaspoon allspice teaspoon s 2 cu ps applesauce -, THE COUPONS BELOW*' JUST BY REDEEMING I ' — - EASTER $3 35 HAPPY Chocolate Applesauce Chiffon Pie will tempt even jaded IT teaspoon stein ' to ,- Cut bacon slices in half. 1./rap piece of bacon around each pineapple chunk. Fasten with wooden pick Place on broiler rack set 5 inches from heat Broil until browned, 5 to 8 minutes. Turn and broil until second side is brown and crisp, 2 to 3 minutes, This kitchen-tested recipe make about 32 hors d 'oeuvre servings. CURRIED TUNA DIP 1 (61. or 7-o unce) can tuna in vegetable oil 2 cup chopped onion 12 cup chopped, pared, cored apple 1 teaspoon curry powder 1 cup (8 ounces) creamed co t ta ge cheese 1 tablespoon milk 1 lemon juice 1 teaspoon salt ltOI.I,UI'S Celery pieces I small pineapple Broccoli flowerets I L peund bacon Sliced carrots Cut off crown and end of pineapple. Stand pineapple Cherry tomatoes upright. Cut off rind in lengthwise strips. Remove eyes with Cucumber slices l*)iflted knife. Drain oil from tuna into large skillet heat Add onion, applf Cut into lengthwise quarters. Cut away core. Cut fruit into and curry powder. Cook until onion and apple are tender large chunks Turn into electric-blender container. Add cottage cheese, milk, lemon juice and salt. Cover and process at high speed until smooth. Flake tuna into medium bowl. Add cottage-cheese mixture. Mix well. Chill. Serve as dip with raw vegetables. This kitchen-tested reci pe makes 1 cups. MARINATED BUTrERFI.lEl) LEG OF LAMB 1 leg of lamb, boned and butterflied by butcher 1 cup cider vinegar 1 cup cooking oil 1 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper 2 teaspoons dry mustard 1 cup honey 1 large onion, sliced and separated into rings Place lamb in glass, crockery or enamel dish In 1-quart bowl, combine vinegar, oil, salt, pepper P\N1R\ I'UIl)l and mustard. Mix well. Add hones- and mix until well blended Arrange onion slices over meat. Pour marinade evenly over lamb and onions + Refrigerate 24 hours, turning occasionally. Let meat-stand at room temperature 1 hour before barbecuing or roasting To barbecue, grill over hot bed of coals about P hours, de pe nding desired doneness. Baste occasionally with ii ii fl G1 I APRIL 12. PAN FR\' marinade. Lamb may be moved off direct heat if black crust is PRII)F Will UI 1101 I)lN( lilt not desired. Place marinated onion slices in foil pouch 1.lNI. ON ll('NI)Rf US UI l'.NUfl' placeongrill l5minutesbelorecompletionof cooking time for PUII)1. UR.'\NI) Ill lamb, __________________________________ _______________________________________ Or roast lamb in oven preheated to 350 degrees for about :i hours or until meat thermometer registers 160 for mediuni doneness. Baste occasionally with marinade. fj 01 DUPONT This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings. NON-STICK MOLDED GAZPACHO SALAD 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin ITC 111c" 1 cup void water 2 (1034-ounce) cans condensed chicken broth N teaspoon garlic powder Dash cayenne peppe r 2 cups chopped fresh tomatoes 1 cup chopped cucumber " cup chopped green pepper cup f inely chopped onion In saucepan, sprinkle geletin on cold water. Place over tow heat, stirring, until gelatin is dissolved. DESGP4 Remove from heat. Add broth and mawnings. Chill until _. sllghUy thickened, Fold In remaining Ingredients. Pour Into 8-cup mold Chill 6 t'hours or until This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 6 cups of 6 to 8 . -.'t servings. of . filled withapples spiked then opped with a whammy of flavors that should please anyone's taste buds. Desserts have to look enticing. And a fleeting glance at ; Easter, the holy (L-t v marking the resurrection of Christ, traditionally has heralded a new beginning. Easter 1980 has added significance because it begins a new decade, perhaps a new era, for us all, Even the name for this (lay reminds us of spring, of birth and renewal after winter's dormant term. The word "Easter" stems from Eostre, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of light and spring The ancients cooked special dishes in her honor to encourage a fertile year. Centuries later, friends and family still join in feasting at Easter. This may take the form of an Easter breakfast, a buffet brunch or an old-fashioned after-church dinner with roast hani or leg of lamb, molded salads and colorful desserts. Simple floral arrangements of tulips, lilies, crocuses or hyacinths add notes spring freshness, FR ESH PIN E11 I'PLE-BACON - It consists of a layer of delectable chocolate filling topped with a layer of apple pie filling and a chiffon "crown," dusted lightly with cocoa. These three layers of harmonizing flavors will place a professional stamp on the hostess. Cupcakes may or may not be on your hit parade of desserts, but den mothers and bake sale committees advise they rate high with most families, Sure, they can be made from a packaged mix in a matter of minutes— but they are amazingly easy to make ftom scratch. The recipe below starts with base of cocoa: it's ready to mix measure uu,i. you an4 messy chocolate melting step. CHOCOLATE APPLESAUCE CAJCE 2 cups unsifted all-purpose flour 114 cups sugar 3 tablespoons Cw'n'i P teaspoons baking soda I teaspoon baking powder I teaspoon cinnamon Wednesday, April 2, 1980-3C POØV W DI* fl J1 + . S - recipe makes about 2 cups or 6 ser- EGGS EN GELEE I envelope unflavored gelatin 1 (10-ounce) can condensed beef consonune i cup cold water cup dry sherry, Madeira or white port wine (or con somme) Vegetable oil Water 8 eggs In medium saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over consonune. Ltt stand 1 minute. Stir over low heat until gelatin is completely dissolved, about 5 minutes. Stir In cold water and wine or additional consomme. Pour mixture into 66-ounce custard cups to depth of ' inch. Chill until set, about 20 minutes, Place remaining gelatin mixture in refrigerator. Lightly oil large saucepan. Add enough water to fill 2 inches deep. Heat to boiling over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to keep water at simmer. Break eggs, one at a time, into dish Then slip each egg into the water, holding dish close to water surface. Simmer 3 to 5 minutes, depending on desired doneness. When done, lift eggs with slotted spoon. Drop into cold water. When eggs have cooled thoroughly, drain on paper towel Pat dry and trim edges, if necessary. Place each egg, yolk down, over gelatin in custard cups Add about ½-Inch more gelatin mixture around each egg. Chill until firm, about 20 minutes. Pow remaining gelatin mixture over eggs. Chill until firm, several hours or overnight. Unmold to serve. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings. FRESH RHUBARB CRISP 6 cups diced rhubarb ½ cup brown sugar, firmly packed 1-3rd cup unsifted flour 1-3rd cup quick-cooking oats ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Place rhubarb In buttered 8-Inch square baking pan. Combine brown sugar, flour, oats and cinnamon. Cut in butter or margarine with pastry blender until mixture is crumbly. Springkle over rhubarb. Bake In 350-degree oven about 30 minutes or until topping is lightly browned. Serve hot or cold with whipped cream or Ice if desired. This kltchen-testM recipe makes 4 to 6 scrvins. cream, -i �BLON DIE _________________________ by Chic Young 4—Evening H.rsld, Sanford Ft. Widn.sdsy, April 2, ipso ___________________________ ___________ _______________ EPJTA5ILVER WHATGOOO I'S 'WHEN I GET SIX OF THEM BOSS 4Y PAY ENVELOPE VER STAR? I GET AG E 5' STARTED A NEW INCENTIVE A SYSTEM _ , _ 53 Age ACROSS LI ____ ______ ______ ______________________________ __________________ _________ i,.t BEETLE BAILEY I THtN YOU GOT MY LAUNLRY MIXED UP WITHSOME ONE ELSE' YOU'RE THE SECOND PTHAT _____ ______ _____ GUY TODAY W4O ( .G by Mort Walker _____ _____ U ___ ILJEINID N £EjN T iI!.2 _ IFRI (LL' - SIHIE - ! i T •1 1 _ - 110 e , 0__E I DEAR DR. LAMB MU A _____ NA 180 pounds. !sI 01E1N ft EO IYIA JA1I )N1 1' N F I El ' I'm 45 cable Ch. children my from Dr. I have seven 10 to 28. I lost husband three years _______________________ J1oz ___ 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 '8 I'm sending you The Health ttor number 91, Fatigue: Feeling Tired and Weary. issue can 10 11 who want this send 75 cents with a I was told I was in my long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it, Send your menopause and to lose jj 12 request to me, In care of this weight, try to relax and i newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, would be fine. I asked the F 17 14 ___________ Radio City Station, New York, doctor for estrogen since I'd NY 10019. It will give you a 18 been told that makes you feel 20 21 more complete discussion of:. so much better but hesaid he — — — — — — _________________ 22 23 would not recommend it and the many things that can contribute to fatigue. — — — with that, I was discharged. — — — 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 I am still fatigued and can't You've had a lot of believe there is not a physical responsibility for a long time 31 32 34 reason for my condition. and the stress of this Some days it's so bad that I 35 36 lie have contributed to your 37 38 30 down all day and can't do a feeling of fatigue. thing. Can you please com. 40 41 42 43 what. I told you or The other question is how — — — help me in any way? I don't much fun you're getting out of. 44 45 — — — _______________ have to work since we have a life, People who don't have — — — 46 47 48 business which my son runs, goals and aren't engaged in . 49 50 51 52 ment on DEAR READER— You did doing something th ey enjoy 53 — 54 55 — the right thing in having a often get tired. Par t of the ______ complete t e med i c a 1 problem is boredom. : 57 58 59 examination, Fatigue or loss of energy is a frequent Everyone needs to be in. 60 81 62 problem. In about 80 percent volved with people, needs to, — — — — do things that they enjoy and, — — —' of the cases that doctors needs to have goals to acfor this complaint, __ - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom - PJT ( 6thTO IM 14 I'M ... '±ki\ BL( Sol 7 - _______ gl APRIL. - - () 0 II - - o - - U 4 _________ -. - - by Bob Montana - i'IOW BOTH! lfH; HOW ALWAYS ' iHAD EYES CLOSED.' - ' - - 1 - ____ - - - - - there 1, 'S eori - - - - BOTH U&HEAP, WHICH IS CtEAER THE RIGHT OR LEFT? 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ONE • \ wzr $KQI08 IV K 10753 the tidB, until you see the right opportunity to jump LB and grab the brass Sta tion, N.Y. 10019. Be sire to SAGITIARI1JS (Nov. 23specify birth date. Dec. 21) Today, you could TAURUS (April 20-May 20) receive some information that Getting some new acqualn., Would help achieve a goal you SPAC*ETTI I ... Lances together with old pals could prove to be stimulating and thought difficult or impo th ________________________ -siai;0A 20-7 BUGS BUNNY .. ___ )/I( .. Al •kQJ1074 •J94 by Bob Thaves ______________________ O((IW" '('GOT MY NAME OUT slam while flying rather blind in a fog, but seven diamonds Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South I Wi N.rt East so 1• Pus 34 Pass 44 Pan 3 Pus 4 NT '' ' 7• PAU Pan .59 You WIK! ____________ ME T'SEMATOR MPiSSIE? I WIND P1 1 10 .'. • ,, ' "'' •. under which the boys would inherit money. and claimstobe their relative. (Part 1)(R) (5)0 THE GOSSIP COLUM. I) (4) TIC TAC DOUGH NIST An idealistic young jour. 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Hwy. 11-92 Casselberry 4th St. & Sanford 111 ~ . 1609 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford ' - . ro PrIcesAreBnHere I" ... 0.'• -- __. EVENT ''1N4.iAL WIS And Raised Elsewhere .. --.---------- Quantity YELLOW LJ .. -----------..--- "es 322 I2I "MAIN POTATOES a __ MOVIE __________________ Mr. G's Warehouse Food ,. / I FRIED CHICKEN "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN 10:30 am. - 10 p.m. Except Fri. & Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m. ________________ _L Ilk- ----' SATURN 3 ______ TURNS (1)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE . 8 ______ JfOU8 ROOM ____ WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS iLK1iciy _____________ 7:41 ONLY KINK DOUGLAS N . 0 (4) THE DOCTORS ()0 AS THE WORLD (R) 0 (17) FAMILY AFFAIR Good All Day Wednesday PG ULAZAW) 2:00 9:00 DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 MOVIE (II) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (3 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY VALUE $2.16 ONLY FOOLIN' AROUND ___________ SENOR(FRI) MORNING 7:4 GARY SUllY 1:30 (3 (10) LA PASCOA DEL 0 GNP It ______ _t _ STORY(THU) (21(10)TIMBROMANIA(FRI) I UT M1P LPLAZA F] ALL FOR ONLY I _ALL. SHOWS 99C LIST FLAVORS SIALTEIT ___ lash' biscuits. Honey upon request. 'wy. irn an rsoz (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (DO ALL NY CHILDREN (II) (35)35 LIVE (3 (10) AMERICAN SHORT FLORIDA .'---------.---.-.--- fti ___ • potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 2 hot buffer TWtJu. ((AZA 1:00 0(4') DAYS OF OUR LIVES "• dStsrr' CUTE, DINNER 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash Fri. .' 'Sat.., ............ ( FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR I Store Hours Wn.-ThUrS 9.7 . ' —7) 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPE. CIAL (WED) ROW 'I,' 4 (NON, WED-FRI) (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE 1111 (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2) (17) MOVIE 8:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 40 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO C9 (10) OVER EASY (12) (17) LUCY SHOW (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED. THU) 104 .4) EMERGENCY ONEI 12:30 0(4) NEWS 8:00 (1) 0 GOOD 11 5 :5) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (5)0(7)0 NEWS 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING 0 GOOD FLORIDA I 4:30 0 (1) CHAIN REACTION 7:25 (11 (17) LISTEN (MON) 6:05 (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FAI) 1 (10) SESAME STREET 12 (17) SPECTREMAN (730 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON 12:00 STOOGES I THE LITTLE MS. I) (4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS(THU) 0 (4)COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (5) 0 HEALTH FIELD (DO SUNRISE C9 (110) NOVA (FRI) I (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 11:30 THREE Jpp ()0 BEWITCHED j)0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON TUE. THU. FRI) '72 0 ON THE GO(WED) Sanford, Pa. 1. 'II'. -4 RUPE COCKSURE ZOONIES jM IMAYN' __ __ ___ WIFE.__ J 6:00 (NON, WED-FRI) 0 ( SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) (A) (3 (10) . -. 645. However, if he bids seven he makes 2140, or minus 200 42 . HLJN11N&, [M MORNING NEWS NORTHWEST VISIONARIES (THU) 7:30 0(4') TODAY Cl) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (11) (35) BULLWINKLE - 400 0 (14) THE BRADY BUNCH (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE __ / six, he makes 1300 or minus 100 for an average gain of. __________________________ by T. K. Ryan -. , 'THURSDAY : --— • TUMBLEWEEDS ' o scores either 600 or g4o for an average 620 points. If he bids'. THE PACKAGE 1110 1W KIND OF K HIM Th0U6N! VISrTo TMEpe usui' ANNIE- l'sMIS ê vinces his cohorts that he has become another victim of Raven. (Part 2) THE -' (3(10) VILLA ALEGRE R 11:00 0 (4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (17)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 24(10) SESAME STREET 12) (17) ( (35) 10:55 (5) 0 — — 3:30 (17) THE FLINT. STONES (3(10) AS WE SEE IT (FRI) CBS CII ICKEN DAY IS (l (17)1 LOVE LUCY BRIEF(THU) y. - — '. Grady gets involved in a case ingon an even-money chance. ow let's look at the mathemetics. Forget the hon- I . SQUARES () 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI (MON-WED, FRI) (10) THE ADVOCATES IN (B (35)HERCULOIDS(FRI) West's bizarre behavior con- Mayo) discovers an old will of mistaken Identity. Is the best contract. Every once in a while we find a hand like this that makes five or seven depend- • I 10:00 i CARD SHARKS 0 APRIL MAGAZINE (THU) (35) PTL CLUB 3:00 3 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY ( 0 GUIDING LIGHT (R)(THU. FRI) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (17) MOVIE (1J'135) CASPER 10:30 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 IAJ HOLLYWOOD (A) 0 If he bids five diamonds, he LL HAVE 10 1KE I*4! 50 TMT CELEMATIM' THAT STuPetaJ6 . •'. REPORT 0 (17) SANFORD AND SON supply. (10 ABC NEWS (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST ...................... _. b OF ME! COULD vVU PUT OFF DO ' . bids and makes seven. &?$! I should quit rubber bridge." We got away as quickly u possible. South's bidding had not been veryacienuficandhe had certainly banged into the ANNIE ____ FRANK AND ERNEST 9:00 0(4) DIFF'RENT STROKES Jethro Simpson (Whitman popui.* _____ ___ ___ independent Atlnfa, Ga. finesse works and he expert little breathers will take the it's a departure from your than was in a worse humor seven diamonds is the best usual, if he ever can get bid. boredom away. normal way of operating. to that worse than usual state. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) PI5C (Feb. 2OMarth 20) We quote: "&)?:$! That Although you may be short of Be a good listener today, lucky Jot! And it always hap(For a copy of JACOBY. caah,somethingfunc(*aldpcp Someoneyou'Ube talking to penstome." MODERN,sd$7to:Wjnas up that costs little or no can furnish you with a We calmed him down and Bridg.,' car of this n.wspa- : money. Keep your schedule valuable point of view you he showed us this hand. It per. P.O. Box 489, Radio city seems that he sat West and Station, New York, N. flexible, haven't yet considered. opened the king of spades 10019.) Ott. S the club itself today. It will be good to. quo. 'get it out of the way. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) '19) An unusual source for By Oswald Jacoby Interruptions of your daily obtaining something you've and Alan Sostag routine will be welcomed, been wanting may open up. oNr1)1INK LUNCH I Wfl1 .1tM, • won't even make six unless In your side could present with people who think status 'by Stoffel & Heimdshl 0 Q 964 •53 contacts. Avoid conferring problem that has been a 4-a (1 7) Boyington in exchange r Boyington's entire liquor Flames vs. New York Rangers (3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER . slam. 'The unlucky expert said: s a hand that #A5 1 to attain. rewarding for eveybody. salad made with marijuana Bugs Bunny and his pals go on the enemy. Sgt. Mill Warden EAST 497642 475 I sible CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. New thoughts are in. 19) The beat opportunities for vlgorating. rOugh GEMINI (May 21-June 20) achievement Come A sudden solution to a family your more progressive 0 9I 4K 3 I ' ____ 0 (17) NHIL HOCKEY Atlanta diamonds. Sôtith won, drew trum and went after clubs. Tre' finesse worked and South made his vulnerable grand' •A Q 10162 for you In the year following It could be to your advantage your birthday by sending for today to let yourself drift with your copy of Aatro'Graph Letteç. Mali $1 each to Astro. 'Graph, Box 489, Radio City Grady serves his friends, including two policemen, a ', 4-2-80 #A62 . by Ed Sullivan E1 ,_ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) out more of what lies ahead ____ (CBS) Orlando .. Archie fears for his life b fore Some people actually have a depression and tha t's professional help. TD (35) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Public (1O)IT'S EVERYBODY'S (10) Orlando Broadcasting System BUSINESS "Distribution System" In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel (17) CAROL BURNER St. Petersburg, by tuning to channels; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Broadcasting Network (CBN). Business Lunch," "The Vend. ing Machine," "The Butcher a frantic search for a replace. becomes depressed and turns Shop." mont rabbit. (A) to alcohol. 6:30 (7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 6:30 0 @) TODAY IN FLORIDA (73 0 VEGAS Dan tries to 0 Tommy decides to forget about NBC NEWS clear his friend Twoleaf (Will 0 ED ALLEN college and move to Los Aflge CBS NEWS Th(17)NEWS Sampson)of acharge that he les to further his plans for a (7) ABC NEWS murdered a young ex-prosti. 6:45 career In music. (ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Otis lute. (RI (3(1O)AMwTHEfl (ED (35) overcomes his weakness for JIM ROCKFORD A 11:00 parole officer turned private 6:55 liquor and impresses his role0 0 0 NEWS detective tries to use Rockford lives when Andy makes him a D 0 GOOD MORNING lIt( (35) BENNY HILL as a decoy in helping a client temporary deputy. FLORIDA (3(10) MASTERPIECE THE. (3 ( 10) irs EVERYBODY'S obtain a new basketball ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke 7:00 franchise. BUSINESS "The Service Street II" Louisa has become a (4) TODAY 0 (10) 24 Economy" GREAT PERFOR. living legend and an ambitious (5)0 MORNING NEWS MANGES "Bach: Saint John young author wants to write (17) BOB NEWHART How. U GOOD MORNING Passion" Karl Richter Conducts ard is Convinced that his son her biography. (Part 16 of 16) AMERICA the Munich Bach Orchestra really doesn't like him, 1 1:30 (35) 8HAL4M (NON) and Chorus in this magnificent 0 114J TONIGHT Host: Johnny ]( (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY 7:00 oratorio depicting the final sulCarson. Guests Buddy Rich. TRIO(TUE) 0@) FACE THE MUSIC bring the Passion of Tony Bennett, Terri Garr (ED (35) SPACE GHOST / (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE Christ. ROY (WED) CP 11)0 JOKERS WILD BLACK SHEEP SQUAD. DINO 0 )(17)RAT PATROL III) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR RON A con artist trades a sup. (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON A fun time is had by all when (THU) 8:30 ply of "superior" airplane oil to WIN AT BRIDGE you well in t he future. Fi nd PRISCI LLA'S pp if there is a There could be a sudden the-moment Impulse to others Proach is to try to cure the shift in circumstances this Will be in reality something , surprised VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. flj disease present that's causing two reasons they feel fatiWhat may look like a spur-of- the fatigue, the correct ap- gued. "l'tnese "often require' YOUR BIRTHDAY by Howls Schneider at complish. You'd be medical reason for it. Th how much energy a person means, however, that in 20 medical can have if she is suddenly percent t he re is a told that she is going to be cause. These can run the able to make a trip that she gamut of such things as inhad wanted to make for a long ; fectious diseases, diabetes, time or some other pleasant anemia, endocrine (glan. event enters her life. dular) or nutritional (ABC) Orlando t1i (35) GONER PYLE (35) BUGS BUNNY AND ii. 35 TOM AND JERRY 3(10) WILD HORSES BRO. FRIENDS 1(10)MiSTERROoERs(n) KEN WINGS (FRI) (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 12 (17)MY THREE SONS 2:25 5:00 5:30 (17) NEWS 0(iJ THE BRADY BUNCH 0 i4 NEWS RUE) 2:30 is fl MASH WO HOG AN'S HEROES T9 ALL IN THE FAMILY 0 ) ANOTHER WORLD 1I(35)IDREAMOFJEANNIE 2 (10) MANIMALS (THU) (17) THE GIGOLESNORT HOTEL WEDNESDAY 9:30 IJ(35)FAMILYAFFAIR (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (MON.WED) (8 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) (THU, FRI) (17)GREENACRES Independent Orlando , disease. If there isn't an' obvious disease, then you have to look elsewhere for causes for fatigue. was ci 0 0 ccSJO(7)Ø NEWS ____________________________ Other readers Cable Ch. 8:00 ____ ____ — EVENING Lamb ago and have a 1yearld with 21 Norse 36 Normandy ____ 1 Burmese leukemia. He's been in total navigator invasion day currency remis sion for three sears. I 38 Ages 2 Soviet river 23 British am a hlgh.strung person and nobleman 41 Whirlpools 3 Horse food 32 Always trouble sleeping most of ave 24 Guns 43 Greek capital h 34 Plains Indian 4 Arm joints 5 Receiver of 25 Long vocal 45 Having the time. 35 Essayed money solo 37 Small island auricles About a year..and-a-half ago 8 Ananias 39 Accounting 26 Made mad 46 Adolescent I started having extreme agency (abbr.) 7 Gridder 27 Spicy quality 47 Flexible tube fatigue. I went to the hospital Jimmy 40 Least happy 28 Energy unit(pI. 48 Inner (pref.) 8 Scribe a complete and had 42 Grinds 49 Auger 9 Skinny fish 44 Refreshing evaluation with X-rays and 29 Cleansing 50 Spoiler on a 10 Bridle part beverage everything and was told that agent plane 11 Hilarity 45 Dine 51 Arm bone all I had was a slight sinus 46 They would 19 Phrase of un. 30 Pairs (cont) 52 Asian country i nfection which couldn't be derstanding (2 33 Holding 49 Shy wds.) device 55 Cheat (sI.) the cause. My blood sugar — — — — GHLIGHTS - - years old, 5 feet 1 and weigh T t L A M I JNJA -- 1~ HI TV Wednesday, April 2, ltIO—SC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P IMPL urn DOWN lung 23 Spike 24 Rear 27 Zestiest 31 Do wrong _____ tigied? Feeling 1$ H V 1(31011 1 Cultivate Stravinsky 5 Drop heavily 56 Songstress 9 Energy unit Fitzgera ld 12 Vintage 57 Superlative 13 River in suffix Yorkshire 58 Journey 59 One•billionth 15 Against (prefix) 18 Na;rative 60 Recant (prefix) 17 Recline 61 Went quickly 18 More insolent 62 Resorts 20 Middle (law) 22 Mao Fa *1±1a Get Complete Exam_ Answer to Previous Puzzle 54 Composer . , 't'' .%'!. .. ... - -. - . , ..'. . ______ �.. . . I..'..- HiraId,Sanford, Fl. s Wedne -. day, April 2, 1910 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 2, 1980-7C sVEw7 I I S I & III II'11 IiLIIkIl k\ g I: S I 1. mas GOOD APRIL 3.'S flSUVIO .:. •.. VNN.OUU1 S?ONL PC. .: 1 - : ,, copyos?—Io . u.21 0WICR '1(.iIO'I I iUi -J •.. 3 1 AM .• . . . . -.. .. 0TATO1 DEEP SOUTH KOSHER FRESH Dill Pickles HICKORY SWEET BONELESS BUFFET FULLY COOKED. 2 TO LB. AVG. BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM $ HAM BRAND U Sill SONIIISS 23'Cu,.a Steak . .... SD A CHOI CE BEEF (ISO 10 170 LB AVO) ... —111 r ( W.D R B AND BONELESS USDA CHOICE . I .' . 0t $" OS 01 SMOSID auops • 1 • $14 USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED, WHOLE. BONELESS (B TO 12 LI. AVG.) 61" IS . . DELICATESSEN SPECIALS ITOIIR ONIVI 0000 IN WITH DELI kusag.'. . . ..•. ALLBEV$21t 12-M. . t 9 SIZE 241. 1*1 $11, 89c BOLOGNA 0 0 W 0 BR AND SISCID COOsID PICNC OS 41 41 0 H.. - .. ac UI I • DIXIE $2 wceo coc*eo II DELUXE U. 79 ' GrovnRouiud . . THRIFTY MAID ARROW DINNER NAPKINS • •1 . sume D'I!II° PINEAPPLE 2$109 Y2.959 $ PIECE BUCKET 01 GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN............. j•. HICKORY SMOKE D . HAM . . . . . . . . . . BACH FRESH DAILY . POTATO , SALAD . ....s...... -S. ..s. $341 209z. 4 - ___ ...... THRIHY 69 2 PK 99c GRAPEFRUIT .....3 89c BUNS .......2 PEARS 99c POUND CAKE ..... HARVEST FRESH LARGE DIXIE DARLING HALF ROUND 100' 105 •..4 '°. t ALL FLAVORS CHEK DRINKS SAVE 9, — %3 15A1 POTATOES ,.,..., 900 99c . • .. MARIE S DRESSING........ °'1' . - BLUE CHEESE HARVEST FRESH GREEN CABBAGE ....... 3110599c • HARVEST FRESH GREEN ONIONS IACH 9" . . CARROTS . .5... .. ... . . 3 99C NI5, 99c 3 CHICKEN ICE LAND 0' SUNSHINE BUTTER 2 si" Foil I CANS • • . . . . . . . . . 39 . . • , , , • 1 . . I_•. 99 • -- 1 2oz . . .. ,. 79' Ice Cream ... GAI $1" • • SAVE 20' ON 3 • -. 77 - . \ br J. f't.. vc I L.4 " .' • PACK 6-os. 6 CANS $ 29 .. . Oc J CUP$ BORDEN SLICED AMERICAN ltCHEESE FOOD Ices 'ef telen I • • SUPI1SIAND (ALL FLAVORS) Swiss Style YOGURT .• — COOKIES • ASTOR •-,, ,• 11IPI . KOUNTRY FRESH PRESTIGE ALL NATURAL So.r'Crsouu XGS . MORTON (EXCEPT BEEF) I '- '; GOLDEN DELIGHT . HALF SAVE 10' SUPEIIIAND . G A W PEPPERONI. SAUSAGE OR CHEESE GAL. - _______ . 99c 2 MOO PIZZA..........':: 89c •i-:.// FRENCH FRIES .2 $109 i::: 179 -/ FAMILY MEALS C 39 p 4111. . . CIAC 1N 0000 - 19 . WAFFLES CREAM PKG. I • ARROW P L C DINNERS ALL FLAVORS QUARTERS CRACKERS 12-oz. _ MUSHROOMS s&I0*I$cIAf( JfrØo ; 83 . LBS. SUPERBRAND ORGIA SO.CT •;, PRETZELS 1 TOMATO CATSUP 4. sin "ISIM __ It! . HAlF HARVEST FRESH PINEAPPLES 99C . s . MS.CIACKIN 0000 I4.SL Me. now" ffiS . 09 • HARVEST FRESH D'ANJOU DIXIE DARLING 4 PK. CINNAMON 100$ STICKS, IINSI 01 1SStAR H I. -i: Black Pepper :::L: 2 PKO. CANS 9" % 1° ( T •- 1 • 2 SWEET HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA RID OR WHITE 99c JOAF $229 /Cj' '4.. ____ TURKEY BREAST • . SAVE 20,- SWANSON DELICIOUS W COU$COOK.$UUDTOORDII 1 . HARVEST FRESH •G89c ORANGES .......5 BREAD ....t... 89c MUFFINS ..... 2 ROLLS. MARKET FR 511 FISCHER . 0 $129 DIXIE DARLING PRESTIGE SOUR DOUGH DIXIE DARLING BROWN & SERVE TWIN BEEF LOIN BONEL $5 N.Y, Strip Stealts.. DIXIE DARLING PRESTI RAISIN ROLLS LI. 9.19 . !H AG DIXIE DARLING BROWN & SERVE FLAKY 1111. VI . LB. ALL . ORANGE JUI E HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 39 24B. PKG 00- POTATOES • DARLING 1'' 57 'tC 'i . . HARVEST FRESH 00000"0$239 99 Tissue TROPICANA Vopica• .' BREAD (TWELVE "a.PATTIES) ARROW FACIAL ..;; 27c IDAHO FRESH BAKING _ BEEF PATTIES N.Y. STRIPS PK0. Hm - - BONELESS $129 ITL. PRESTIGE USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE ROLLS HARVEST FRESH from the PRODUCE PATCH $359 - . - 111111111011111 .5..... GALLO WINE JELLY U . ....r' [Salt $AV140'. PINK CHA$US CHABLISSLANC 011101011 GRAPE FKGIM u Vir •.... 5229 0iopi , . TROPICAL PACk S S . ASTOR 79c •KO. • • • IS-si. *y ou 14Y " "" Wc •• I I c 99 DIANA GARBANZOS I, 4.0*. 9" Salad 10 0 0 0 0 cup ,, 2. $', - 151511 05 5M01 ID THIN CUT *INUTl Post SAVI SO W D$*AND . p2" '$1" ' ' • . SAVE 10, 14;j~vcj CHIPS M1I1PI1$$$TAUAN — CENTIS Cut POSs GRILL FRANKS.. 'it; .. W-D BRAND REGULAR ON ALL Ulf s3" BONELESS (FILET . Salad Dressing BAGS Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase .,ict. dpi. $1 $189 3 - — \ TEA %\ 0000 POTATO 4139 : Franks 9" Bef .• SIM" no" 0ftj VMLIY lj$ ..•.•PIG ADDED MAU ND WMPT TAtMADGICOUNIP, CUSID CINTIS AND 14111111 000*00,190 USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED, WHOLE 1 10 TO 14 1.11. AVG.) BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP $i,.r Dogs CAN ,, . ii.? Bologna , sp ALL VARIETIES cUSSI . YERALL W.D BRAND - BOTTOM 15 $3299 ROUND* 0 PKG. 1? Comm M $-us. "MS1 W"a a 1017CM SISAl. $415. SONUSS BOTTOM 511* USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED, WHOLE 16. AVG) , $499 UI is. .• . DILMONKO • S.... - - 9' 'I • PINKY PIG BRAND OT4 SttF BEEF SIDE* ........., 3 AGAS SONfl5%5 CANNIDISIICID Ha. 5 FOR EQUARTER ' *ego °' CANNED (1!ZlU1P,9r . OSCAR IISS 2" .... . 6111 . ...... (SLICED $5.29) LB. 19 ' REGULAR ON WAVY Slic.Jiicon K 1 NO R ' 11155 9 D o t JIM Ham 4 • B AND WCID. SPICED Lvi i. .:. Ura.oiwosucwcooto $199 SMOKED ROUND ROAST Steauc • UVI 10'. CIACKIN W.D ROUND 10"ItIss 11011(-W ROUND . DEEP SOUTH !-. Limit 3 with $500 or more purchase excl. dpi. 3Q9c LB. CAN LIPTON SUNBELT TOWELS Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. dpi. PACK 12-ox. CANS 99c '- SHORTENING 6$98 2 $199 ALL COLORS MAID Limit two 6.pks. with $5.00 or more purchase excl. dgs. 29-ox. CANS 7 THRIFTY BUDWEISER BEER SWEET SAM& RESERVED coPonT—io THRIFTY MAID CUT AM~ QUANTITY RIGHTS MNN.0Uot STORES INC. • fad UJ -' - .- I SAVE 44 * . • • • FVG KRAFT VELVEETA • • • • • 2 LI BOX $279 PKG 59c CIACKIN GOOD CRESCENT DINNER ROLLS -' SUPEIB*ANDSUCEDAMLRJCAN 2 o1 .00 -emu i, I,i.1:: CHEESE FOOD VI 0 ONION DIP 066 0000 29 PKG. 1 SIZE 6S .- - - ]EL F7 t r"i -1 WA go W • -___ - �-. - d * . • IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL S - - I • • • •.,•;. - W.dn.,day, April 2, 1fl0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Prepare A Cozy __________ FarEast Feast ________7' . - .% ____ ' Fiesta Party ForAChange shrimp DAIQUIRI PIE WITH CHOCOLATE CRUST 1'2 cups finely crushed chocolate wafers ½ cup melted butter or margarine 1 and one-third cup sugar I envelope unflavored galatin ' teaspoon salt one-third cup lime juice cup water 3 eggs, separated teaspoon -time ps.t 2 to 3 drops green food coloring one-third cup light rum (80 proof) In bowl, combine cookie crumbs lad butter. Press firmly against sides and bottom of lightly buttered 9-Inch pie plate. Chill until set. In saucepan, combine 1 cup sugar, gelatin and salt. Add lime juice, water and egg yolks; blend well. Cook over medium heal, stirring constantly until mixture boils. Remove from heat and stir in lime peel and food coloring. Cool to room temperature and stir in rum. Chill until slightly thickened. Beat egg whites until foamy; gradually add remaining onethird cup sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Fold in gelatin mixture. Chill until mixture mounds. Pile Into chilled pie crust. Chill until firm, about 4 hours. U desired, garnish with sweetened whipped cream and lime slices. Makes one 9-inch pie, " They claim their psresds we esUng themselves to an early - : . 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Combine 1 reserved syrup, brown sugar, salt dish. This are 7P!!~ 5 . - PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY APRIL 3 THROUGH WEDNESDAY APRIL 9. ¶980 CLOSED SUNDAY I specifically forbidden during Passover and Foods served during this eight day period are distinguished by the absence of any Foriti of leavened bread, grain, peas, beans, lentils and garlic. This holiday season add a touch of elegance to your Seder table with Chicken and Cherries Jubilee. It is simple to prepare yet festive enough for any holiday table - especially when prepared in a chafing fruited chicken dish has been adapted for Passover and adheres to Jewish dietary laws. CHICKEN AND CHERRIES JLlllLF:I: 1-•can (29 ounces) ------ light sweet cherries --- The I il Is A Favorite For All Chicken Passover is a time of happiness, reunion, ritual and tradition. As each Jewish family gathers at the symbolic Seder table, the freedom gained so long ago is celebrated once again, and age-old Joys gladden every heart. The Seder Service recalls the ancient story of Israel's redemption from bondage in Egypt. purpose of the Seder is to give families the opportunity to ponder the dramatic and miraculous events which led to the exodus from an ancient land of slavery, Many unusual dishes are enjoyed during the Jewish holidays most laden with tradition. Some everyday foods are medium ' gray, with their high fat, high calorie, high waste, unscotogk*l Greet American Mask and potato diets." But aftimm over diet Is far from one sided. "Many parents ceneidir today's sdowents even slightly mad -in many of their sating habits," cosilimass Dr. Dwyer. (* coo se, did only os may a.pctaoltom behavior that pererdi frea.ntly find objectionable. "Thw yosdNut signa of rebefllon mm it seem Md(besi to order thw to sit down and set a good heneceohed mist," is ad But thal does notnw dot )vv oaldglvestsylngtohod your $0104N$ the nutritious foods that they sued. 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Eat foods with adequate starch and fiber. Avoid too much sugar. Avoid too much sodium. U you drink alcohol, do so in moderation. "These are general recommendations," notes Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland. "Using them as a guide, anyone can choose from a variety of foods." But what about teen-agers In your household, who may seam alternately to be stuffing themselves with fast foods and starving themselves on fad diets while crIU"i'tng your eating habits?, "Many adolescents think of themselves as paragons ilif the nation," notes Dr. Johanne Dwyer, director of the Frances Stern Nutrition Center the New Eealand Medical Center. dish. the base proud I plig. In Wisconsin Cheese Bar Mild Cheddar, Mozzarella, Colby Halfmoon Longhorn or Medium 1 2-ox. Cheddar............. g. 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STRAWBERRY PUNCH I package (10 ounces) frozen strawberries, thawed 1 can (6 ounces) frozen lemonade 3 cups water ½ cup light rum 180 proof) 1 bottle (12 ounces) ginger ale In pitcher, combine all ingredients. Add Ice cubes. Serve in frosted glasses. If desired, garnish with mint. Makes 6 to 8 servings. CHICKEN IN ALMOND SAUCE 1 chicken, cut into serving pieces (about 31/i pounds) 1 4 cup flour ½ teaspoon paprika i teaspoon salt ½ cup whole blanched almonds 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 12 cups chicken broth 14 cup light rum (80 proof) 4 whole cloves 2-inch piece of cinnamon stick 1 cup green pepper, cut in strips 1 cup pineapple chunks 1 egg yolk ½ cup heavy cream Parsiled rice Dust chicken with flour combined with paprika and salt. Set aside. In skillet, brown almonds In butter; remove and set aside. Add chicken to skillet and brown. Add chicken broth, rum, cloves and cinnamon. Cover and simmer 25 minutes or until chicken is tender. Add green pepper, pineapple and reserved almonds. Blend egg yolk and cream. Gradually blend ½ cup sauce into egg mixture. Return to sauce and cook, stirring, until thickened and smooth; do not boil. Serve over rice. Makes 4 to 6 servings. * You table-for-twoers try something new and interesting nr of the world's oldest cultures. In addition to inventing pasta, Oriental cooks have always known how to conserve fuel by cooking foods quickly. This dish cooks in just minutes and or of makes liberal use of vegetables and minimal chicken. An off-the-shelf canned ravioli in rich tomato sauce that the Here's a for this of is Chinese would be substantial, unusual main course for two people, that's easy to prepare as well as economical. FAR EAST RAVIOLI 1 cup chopped raw chicken or shrimp 1i cup chopped onion one-third cup sliced 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ½ package (10 oz. size) frozen Chinese pea pods sprouts, drained 1 1 jar (2½ oz. size) sliced mushrooms Dash soy sauce Dash ginger 1 (71i oz. size) Chef Boy-ar-dee Mini Raviola 2 tablespoons toasted almonds (optional) Saute chicken, onion and celery quickly in butter in a size (8") skillet. Add remaining ingredients, except almonds. Cover; cook for 5 to 7 minutes. Garnish with almonds. Serves two. ' A fruited chicken dish, Chicken and Cherries Jubilee, left, adheres to the Jewish dietary laws for Passover and " .674 ENTERTAINING IDEAS Host Festive Wednesday, April 2, 1910-9C .. ½ cup straw berry jam 2 medium bananas, sliced i tablespoon water I tablespoon lemon juice 12 slices bread Evenly spread 12 slices of banana nut bread or other bread with peanut butter. Spread 6 of the slices with Jam. In a bowl mix water and lemon juice. Add bananas and t ulitil well coated. Spoon banana slices over jelly. lop with remaining bread, peanut butter side down. �- ..,, 10C-Evening .. Herald Sanford, FL Wednesday, April 2, 950 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Serve Easter Eggs For Party Appetizer ,; . •' Wondering what to do with the eggs the Easter bunny leaves behind? Invite your friends for a get-together and serve bitesize Party Egg Puffs. Or, if you prefer make the puffs main dish-size and serve them as the entree for a springtime luncheon. Large or small, cream puffs with hard-cooked egg filling are a terrific treat - after Easter or any time, PARTY EGG PUFFS 118 appetizers or 5 to 6 main dish servings) or ..- &Wsb-~ M inty Mengue ri Purrs Top B asic Chocolate Custard baking sheet. Bake in preheated 400 degree F. oven 30 to 35 minutes or until light golden brown. Cool on wire rack. Cut off tops; pull out any filaments of dough. Fill each cream puff using about 33) tablespoons chilled Egg Salad Filling for each puff. Replace tops. Refrigerate until serving time. For main dish-size puffs: Prepare dough as above. Drop by scant a cupsful onto ungreased baking sheet. Bake as above for about 35 to 40 minutes. Fill each cream puff with about onethird cup chilled Egg Salad Filling. cream puffs; (Makes 18 appetizer-size puffs or 10 to 12 main dish-size puffs) 1 cup water itt cup butter 1 cup all-purpose flour s teaspoon salt 4 eggs Imagine mouth-watering ininty meringue puffs floating atop a sea of chocolate custard, increase the dessert's nutritional value and help hold down the cost of this expensive-looking dish. Many cooks dream of creating such a tantilizlng treat. You don't have to wait for a special occasion to serve Chocolate Mint Floating Islands can make that dream come Chocolate Mint Floating Islands. Try it out on family and true. friends soon. This delectable dessert can be the crowning touch This light and lovely treati s simplicity plus. All you needto a simply splendid meal. are some basic ingredients. Follow the tips listed for pictureCHOCOLATE MINT FLOATING ISLANDS pretty meringue puffs. 1 egg, separated im teaspoon cream of tartar Egg whites at room temperature that are completely free of 2 tablespoons sugar yolk particles will reach a greater volume. 1 4 teaspoon nunt extract Use it clean, dry glass or metal bowl because plastic tends 1 drop green food color, optional to retain Fat and may inhibit the foaming of the whites. Beat P-. cups inilk the egg whites until the sugar is completely dissolved and no . "graininess" can be felt when you rub some of the mixture 4 cup sugar between your fingers. 14 teaspoon salt The chocolate custard sauce on which the inelt-in.vour-cup chocolate syrup mouth meringues float is easy to fix, too The eggs in both ' teaspoon vanilla + ' EGG SALAD FILLING (makes 1 quart) " cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 1 to 2 teaspoons instant minced onion 14 teaspoon dry mustard 3) teaspoon salt 12 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 1, 4 cup chopped drained ripe olives cup chopped drained pimiento Bring water and butter to rolling boil in medium saucepan. Remove from heat. Add flour and salt, stirring vigorously until mixture forms a ball. Beat in eggs, one at a time, until smooth and a small quantity of dough stands erect when scooped on the end of a spoon. Frr appetizer-size puffs: Using about 22 tablespoons of dough for each puff, drop dough onto ungreased . -. . -- In large bowl beat together mayonnaise, onion, mustard, and salt until thoroughly blended. Add eggs, olives and pimiento. Stir until thoroughly combined. Cover and chill to blend flavors. '' r• • Sweet And Sour Celery is different. Spice Up\bur Menus Veg etables Take On New Dimensions . L1' , Most of us overlook the simple pleasures of celery as a hot vegetable. We're too busy cutting up Its raw ribs to serve as diet snacks or vehicles for rich dips. Yet, boiled, baked or braised celery will add much to a r dinner without requiring much effort from the cook. : Sweet and sour celery goes well with pork or poultry and should especially please fans of Oriental foods. .' ' SWEET AND SOUR CELERY I stalk Florida celery I egg, lightly beaten 2 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon salt t teaspoon ground black pepper 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 's cup dairy sour cream Trim celery. Cut ribs into 2-inch lengths. (Makes about 4 cups.) Drain celery, reserving 1 cup of cooking liquid for later use. In medium saucepan, blend egg, flour, sugar, salt and pepper. Stir tn lemon juice and reserved 1 cup celery cooking liquid. ' '!. Cook and stir over moderate heat until mixture comes to boll. Simmer until thickened, 1 or 2 minutes. .. Remove from heat and stir In sour cream. Heat only until hot. Spoon over celery. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 portions. ,, .! .,j Baker's Angel Flake RESERVES Marshmallow Creme........................ Nestle's Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels THIS COUPON WORTH $1" 09. Conf.ction.r, 4X Powdered, Golden Light Brown, Old Fashioned Dark Brown Or Confectioners lox Powdered Dlxi• Crystal Sugar.. : 59. ((1511.1W,d.,Apq4, SUPER HEROES iSSO) . - _______ - - $119 _______ It "-- • 1AV54 GENERAL _41 Lucky chants. Csd 1OLpk WV W $126 Buy Put olive oil In heavy enamel or slünInum saucepan. Heat on low flame. When oil is very hot, remove pap from flame. Immediately add filleted anchovies. Mash them Into oil, using fork, until they form put.. semm CAKEMIX Angel Food CA* 4K2MJI Drain spaghetti In colander. Place In serving dish on top of broccoli. Pour anchovy sauce over. Sprinkle with freshly ground pepper. Add salt, if desired. Toss very well but gently. Serve hot. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 to $ servings depending upon portion sizes and appetites. *oLpe•. and get 504 off Ice Cream 1 C SOLD \ \ ' \ e • 18. I STATE iiC. ... ,. 1IP •.$ UI.*. d 5•e - IUIUI ,1 . s... JAreenStamps ' LsUe. Dristan Tablets I :j •eeUeeeaaa.ee....... ...,4 •••SflS5aeeeeee ......*0' • Stamps 19i. -' : 28. ICoupon Empties Wed April 9 19801 29. (Coupon 111PIMS Wed, Apr.i q Igaoi 1-0-00 1 30. (Coupon lip,i,s Wed Api,i 9 1980) 'ô Sti k Deodorant ' ...............as...... • Is IM, j' 2-lb k 105 Confectioners or 2'Ib poly bag Golden Light Brown ' 6'O:. Pkg., AreenStamps Dial. Crystals Sugar 4 t q,, 1 P !,, nStamps JWGreedtamps 46ct. Pkg.. 50-ct. Pkg., ?.inch ............... '' 1 • $ PV • 9-0Z, Easy Day Cold Cups • 37. 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CITY LOU CAEROLE ALIONDINE lIb, large lima beans 5 cups water 1 can (1 lb.) pear halves or ilkes 1 ham hock (1 lb.) cut in 4 pIeces uiI cup finely chopped onion lu 1 tablespoon brown stew ul 23) teaspoons salt uI 1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic b1 i teaspoon dry mustard Of 1 teaspoon Worthest.shIre sauce Il1 44 teaspoon white pepper I can (Sos.) Mewed tometoes 3.3 cup touted slivered abnonds • THIS AD EFFECFlV THURSDAY, APRIL 3, THRU WEDNESDAY, Iptftas I '""" II oz Can Regular or Mini BAND-AID Brand Johnson's Noxzema :: Adhesive Bandages Baby Powder Cream :: Shave 15. Coupon P 'p.,' Wed Api' Q 19140) 13+ (Coupon I Wed Api.l $2. iCoupon 9 191301 Iups., W.d ap,,g : : L.............. saaa-----------------------------•e•• i. I \ la : 10 Ck"i Any Pkg.. Plastic or Sheer JAreenStamps l'lb.CIn•, • J4XGre"enStamips 0 TO LIMIT c.r.a1 12-ox. peg. $ 1 07 ApiulO I9801 THE RIGHT Trix r I 3. 10 chocolate syrup in 1-quart liquid measure or iiiicro+aeablt bowl. Microwave 41 2 minutes on Full poster. In small bowl bait together eggs and egg yolk. Slowly stir about half the hot milk mixture into the egg mixture. Return egg mixture to 1quart measure and blend. Cook on reduced power t3I to 50 In ' I ________________'::::::::::::::::::::---•- .• 1 . 1•lbTwi'Pck I . 1:Ib.Ja,.pla,n Kraft',Che.z Whiz .......................... 1!I'&4GreenStampsIfJ • _____ PUBLIX RESERVES fifltag Super EztraSharpCheddar ____•'r "v- I .. __ _____ r Sit.. HE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE P IfIJlJ4GreenSfampsP LlP&REDEEMII1I1INGreenStampS • ,• SAVE Sc GENERAL MILLS l2oz.pkg. 29 • • . • $1.39 _ '' $ is '. WHEN YOU 4 L 2 packages of... Serve warin or chilled. Serves 4. MICROWAVE: Combine milk, 1 4 cup sugar, salt and bowl or 4 (6 oz.) custard cups. Top with meringues to serve, 111tra Brite Toothpaste Flex Shampoo ! I p. ,j -"I-- $1.09 tub& 99c M-ersene Denture Cleanser,40-0.11 1 29 tube • L with purchase of C.el _________ i I FREE Puffs r SAVE 50, CONCENTRATE 6-oz. tube - Puzzles & Games Book Return stockpot containing broccoli water to heat. When water boils, add pasta. Cook until "aIdent." (That is about 11 " minutes for dried pastorl minute for homemade pasta. Since ' time Is variable for purchased fresh puts, check instructions on package.) While pasta cooks, prepare sauce. (If using fresh pasta, begin sauce several minutes before water boils.) If using anchovies packed in salt, fillet while holding under i.,. cold running water to remove excess salt Drain on paper towels. Coinhine beans md w$.r In [Mcli oven. Heat to boiling and boll 2 minutes. Cover and set anlds 1 how. [kiln pears, reserving 44 cup iyn. (hp pears. C.n&W with reserved syrup and beans. Add hem hock, viloii ang', salt, garlic, mustard, Worchut.rshire sauce and pepper; mix welL Cover and bake at 38 deçess 13) hours. Stir In tomatoes and almonds, aprlakling a few almonds over top. lake uncovered bb 36 minutes Icng,r. Sprinkle with diopped pariley to serve. Makes Iservings. Ia'- I \ . '.• , 48 heat Just until mixture thickens slightly and coats a metal spoon. Remove front heat. Stir in vanilla. Pour into serving 90:. Palmolive Rapid Shave RECEIVE UP TO rn'•. 1' $139 Collate Toothpaste . • wo even MAR VEL • + III inedium saucepan beat eggs and egg yolk. Stir in cup sugar and s,-Ill. Gradually blend reserved milk and chocolate syrup into egg mixture. Look, stirring constantly, over low '..' 30 BAKING MIX BISQUICK 40-ox. pkg. • ttle amcmd ]kitchen Pubfix ____ ,•-.-.- ' • • - - GREEN *249 '. . .•, .•, STAMPS cars Kraft 1 pound spaghetti (imported pasta) or your own fresh spaghetti or 144 pounds fresh pasta from Italian gourmet store Remove large stems from broccoli. Cut remainder into approximately 34nch pieces. Soak pieces In bowl of cold water for about 15 minutes. Meanwhile, put large quantity of cold water in stockpot. Add coarse salt and set on heat. When water boils, add broccoli. Let cook for about 10 minutes. Drain broccoli. Save cooking water. Transfer broccoli to large serving dish. Cover dish with aluminum foil to keep broccoli warm. pped - (.I-J.JflR.tI I\C liii'. 1.\Bt IA)L 1.01,'S S I'OR I 11.S . - 1IOz. Coconut..................... TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD . Get a Baker's Angej Flake THE RIGHT S1'AGHETfl CON BROCCOU 1 bunch fresh broccoli Coarse-grained salt 5 whole anchovies packed in salt or 10 fillets In oil cup olive oil Salt Freshly sound black pepper Cho 4 44~ Coconut.....................: 79' Pusux i, Cook celery In boiling salted water to cover until just tender, about 10 minutes. (If on low-sodium diet, use lemon juice instead of salt.) SHOp, Diamond Shelled Walnuts ..................... In small mixing bowl beat egg white and cream of tartar at high speed until foamy. Add 2 tablespoons sugar, mint extract and food co lor, if desired, beating constantly until sugar is dissolved and white is glossy and stands in soft peaks. In 8-inch fry pan ormediwn saucepan heat milk over low heat until simmering. Drop 4 me ringues, using about One-third cup each, onto milk. Simmer, uncovered, until firm, about minutes. Remove meringues from milk and drain on absorbent paper. Chill while preparing custard. Reserve milk. . . -- ... Wednesday, April 2,1980--1 iC t'. As Fresh Ib.e. 42. ICoupon I spu. Wed Ap.II g jowl .........._................ + . V4 cups unsifted all-purpose flour Cocoa 1 teaspoon ba king soda 3) teaspoon salt 44 Cup 3) teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg teaspoon cloves 14 Ia I1 ' ,a teaspoon grated orange rind cup apple juice. cup chopped pitted prunes 1 cup chopped walnuts Cream shortening, sugar and eggs until light and fluffy in large mixer bowl. Combine flour, COCOa, baking soda, salt and • I . apple juice iO spices alternately with orange r mu creamed mixture. Beat one minute on medium speed. Fold in prunes and walnuts. Spread batter in a greased and floured 13z9x2-inch baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 35 to 40 minutes unt il the cake springs back when touched lightly in center. Cool in pan. Frost with Fudgy Chocolate Frosting. ; SAVE -- -- to 11105Vi yOuV 506 V5t,end, pisasa mail this blank 10990101 with the p.,wl from I pacOge of Sup,'Mo,sI lay01 catswds, m,a and your tf pH of Ills c c'sam csrc$sd to Gie., Mlii. Not, CUtItiQiltif Sea $ -D Otr 411, aw N'irijI MMl. sues. E... ZIP , "ust 0. WKIWOO 10 sns.,4.4.,,v r y ptai 15-0.4 4 ,sI,,n p. 1#ii11, g'O ai.ss IM.0. 004 pl'p of f*uSs Dso.ps Oft "m Jute jo liii) ar4 Ala0.ni 55a assea Sa 5 00. Ills $tMss .... I 5 UI,. •eIlaUPU,•IIJ THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 3, T$U WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1910... CLOSED SUNDAY. $ I ... I ' 1 . . • 100 (1 Zip cow ,'.t.• '+ "" ayer Aspirin, ADDRESS__ _. • S S B NAME STATE A 30c bot 290 I I Sham poo I I 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons cocoa • • • ", puffs • 2 cups confectioners' sugar 2 tablespoons milk • va nilla W I' Melt butter in saucepan over low heat. Add cocoa; beat until mixture begins to boil, stirring constantly until smooth. Pour Into small mixer bowl. Cool completely. Alternately add corJet1inners'sug ind milk, tatIng lu sptëiding consistency. Blend In vanilla, Additional milk may be needed. �1• - - • - • - • -. -f::. - S - • • - •. • - ...: - •• - Ale 12C—Evinlg Hera ld, Fl. Wednesday, Apr Il2,IsO Sanford, Why NOT P otpourri - - Now fresh apples are available the year around, why cider to intensify the flavor. An old fashioned treat, called calorie dry them? If you ask the International Apple Association they to high ' Apple Leather, offers a nutritious say "why snack foods so readly available. But in our country, where there are wide variables of terncore and 8 medium size apples In 8 to 10 To make it, processor. half the amount In a blender or and humidity, the most practical method is either a pieces and low temperature oven or a honey, 2 tablespoon each of ground ginger and Add 4 cup dehydrator. The recommended temperature is 140 degrees F. For oven cinnamon. Add the remaining apples and blend again . This of apple puree. drying it is advisable to leave the oven door open, 2 to 4 inches will 4 to 5 to create circulation of air. Line trays or jelly roll pans with waxed Dehydrating appliances use a fan which also helps to reduce WF5), the sides to prevent spillage of the drying time. tilting to spread evenly. For drying, select mature, fully ripe apples, they may or puncture the or knife as ( Don't use a may not be peeled, ready for paper.) When all spaces are covered, the wash thoroughly and remove drying. Set the oven control at the lowest selling (140 degrees blemishes. Core the apples and slice into rings or slices 3-8th in thick. F.). Place the trays in the oven and leave the oven slightly, about 2 to 4 inches. Check the trays every 2 to 3 hours They should be dipped into a solution containing ascorbic acid. After draining, arrange the slices In a single layer on and reverse positions for uniform dehydration. trays. leather has solidified, pick up the paper by the ends and flip It over onto the tray. Peel off the paper and continue drying until Drying time will depend on moisture content of the fruit and the size of the pieces. It varies from 6 to 8 hours. The slices it feels leathery, but not brittle. Properly dried fruit will be sticky to the touch, but it will peel should be pliable or leathery, not brittle when dried. Dried apples are easy to store, in plastic bags or airtight away from the paper when adequately dried. For storing, roll It in the paper Into loose rolls. It will keep up to 30 weeks at containers. Another point that will interest many consumers, they temperature. For dehydrator drying, check the require no sugar. They may be rehydrated in apple Juice or manufacturers use and care book for directions. U Baked Smoked Ham Cheery Cherry Topping Place a5 to 7smoked half ham, fat side up, on rack in Open roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermometer so bulb is centered in thickest part, being careful that bulb does not rest In fat or on bone. Do add water. Do cover. Roast in a slow oven 1 3 degree F.) the meat thermometer registers 130 degree F. to 140 degree F. for a "fully-cooked" half (18 to 24 minutes per degree F. for "cook. before-eating" half ham (22 to 25 minutes per pound). To prepare Cheery Cherry Topping, combine ~4 cup brown sugar, 1 cup chopped maraschi no cherries, 2 tablespoons cherry syrup and 1 tablespoon lemon juice in a saucepan a nd cook slowly 5 minutes, stirring to blend. Brush ham with topping several times during last 20 minutes of baking time. Immediately upon removing from oven, sprinkle flaked coconut over ham, if desired. that -- alternative not?" '1 pound not not - paper or plastic Transfer the puree to the paper, that might spatula - ,. door open C. - Dehydrating your favorite variety of apples is easy today. Dry slices, rings or puree fresh apples to make Apple Leather in a low temperature oven. or in one of the new food dehydrators. l 1 tablespoon Worcestershire 2 tsp. oregano leaves, crushed 1 tsp. hot pepper sauce I slice process cheese In skillet, brown beef and cook celery until tender. Pour off fat. Add remaining ingredients except cheese. Heat; stir occasionally. Garnish with cheese. Makes about 3 cups, 4 servthgs. Cost about $1.82. • When the SKILL 12 cup sliced celery I can (144 Ounces) spaghetti in tomato sauce with cheese puree is but " i pound ground beef safe - o SHOI'p1 IV __________ _ - Enjoy an Easter I, - has )S . ('i. -- - • for . - 50 years. - '. - Remeniher, He ember, one was, or another, Florida families have feasted Willi I'4LIstI'r (lifliWrs friiiii Pubhix for over 30 years. • /. - - •. • - OU ('liii, 1(N). .4 , " • -, 4 è . • - -•. • • r •. ,- • '4— -. ? , - • Publix GUarantee : •• •1 t_ - U knowingly. di.appornt you if lot any traun yout pur chaw dcwi not give you complete ati%laion.Ih Upuh4wpncewIIch,fuUy J tefunded immediately upon trieg We have always believed that noiale iscomplete until the meal is eaten and enjoyed Vbt •' -. -: -. Kelly To Give Records - - - • - WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla., has volunteered to provide some documents for a grand jury "Abecam" investigation although a federal court has ruled he need not do so without a court review, a spokesman said today. Kelly's offer includes any office records he has relating to six persons listed in grand jury subpoenas, but Kelly will continue to oppose having to produce other records, spokesman Bill Purvis said. The other papers involve Kelly's constituents and are covered by Ow Constitution's provision for - - • Swift's Premium Fully-Cooked (Either End or Whole) -S -' ••-• - Boneless Chuck Shoulder Roast....., 0' SHOP 1 9 Aluminum Foil Enhances Any Table Setting, Gala •¼ampfrshorange jul i Mich graham-cracker crnet ' Dinner Na Dkins ce 891 -V5 ;• '• . TURKEY DINNER - - Mushrooms .•..... where ___ •• 910 10-hi. t.00kcd Turkey 4-11m. Gmis Beaus 4Ibt. An (;ratua Potatoes I-dozen Dinner Rolls I-Peach or 'tipIe Pk' __ _ • people heat 'N Serve Servc88to12 . $ - 95 2 17($14 -w. shopping IS 0 •••• • S 99c • pleaSure -- eli at Publix, HAM DINNER Serve88to 12 people 3-U. Boiwkss COoked Ham $-Ib. Greets Beaus 4-11s. Yisisss and Apq4rs I.107eIl.l)üllwr Rolls . I-Peach or Alil lie he - Heat 'N Serve T;•)• I -. •• • • .•'.•l ':• — '1L •':' • . u... ' 8 DIANE I'EThYK The I)ropted salary adjustmen ts were Herald Staff Writer agreed to by commissioners at a work Seminole County department heads session Tuesda, y but will not be forwill be looking to create at least 55 new mally approved until April 8. positions next year to fill out what they The increases come in response to a consider to be lean staffs, County Per- labor m arket study conducted by the sonnel Director Lois Martin said toda-. Personnel de partment showing the but salary increases for county m e- county's administrators and trlide ployees tentatively approved by the workers are paid about 10 percent less coliunission may prevent any new hiring, than those in comparable jobs. Th salary increases, for about half the Tile M clerical workers are not included Most county's work force, will cost the county in the recommended package because $145,500 for the last five months of the they receivedasimilar increase earlier, fiscal and $300,000 next budget year, Martin said. Martin said. They will an average With the increase, wages for those in Increase of 7.34 percent for those em- entry level positions will increase from ployees involved.• , $312 per hour to $3.20 per hour. Martin said the $3.20 is recommended The increases, if approved will bring now to lessen the impact of the law that the total county payroll to $1,224,000 in 1981. This 's payroll was expected to will take effect January 1981 setting the be $924,000, but if the increases are ap. iiilfliliuulii wage at $3.35. .ti )1) hourly wage adjustments will prov.edi re,• •t $,UUJ,.)uU. • provide that certain trade positions will Mar tin said the count y's Office of Intrt.tse from $5 95 per hour to $641 per Management Analysis and Evaluatio hour. money for the Payroll, Martin said, is approximately ases Is available. one-tenth of the county's year ly budget. • •, mp oee salarie •.s are, a . op , priori), Last week personnel staff polled the she said, even if it lflCaflS no flew ititlividinil county commissioners on each positions may funded. individual salar y change recommended. "We're most concerned with the people Commissioners Sandra Glenn and we have," she said. "Even If it means Richard Williams Indicated they were some paopte wilt have to bite the bullet uv.Mnst raises f or department directors and do more to get the job done. and division heads. "We'd prefer that, rather than tell our Mrs. Glenn suggested a salary range current employees t hey won't get more change for administrators, keeping th e money, then hire more people." minimum and raising the maximum, but Martin said although 55 new positio ns she said she felt the financial sit ua tion of have been suggested for funding concon- the count)' would not Justify individual iderati on, this is a "wish list." increases at this time, It will proba bly be pared down conWilliams said lie feels the entire per. siderably, she said, but she explained sonnel classifications system needs that the department heads are not asking revamping. for the ultimate in staffing, But Mrs. Glenn and Williams agreed to "What they're aski ng for is a little go along with the increases approved by ___t1_t . rviiet, sue sam. said. Commissioners Bill Kirchhoff, Bob "If we didn't have employees now who Sturin and Bob French. are doing the best jobs possible we Martin, who has been with Seminole wo uldn't be getting anything done," she County since lg7l, said she feels the added. "We do not have an excess county "has done well" in managing nwnber of positions," salary increases. ' • , . ' ; • Dear Abby .....................10 Destbs ........................ IOA Dr. lamb ......................20 EdIlie IA Fkrlds .......................16* Jkrescepe .....................20 HaspMal .......................7A Nitles.........................7* lB Spsr$s......................8*-VA Thnls' .....................38 2* ; Wand..........................2A - ........................... . , • • year • - - ••.. ' • • , •' • ' .. ' L, - -. . - -p - '. — . -. Ll.'. , ,. )-ear .. - I j - - r • - -; ,. . • ' •••1 :' , j P > p / • / P • 'i '- • • - • '' - mean -• - - . •' . '- L , • . I 0 • -' . ,,,. - - -. - , -. , • • , . • - ', I - '. , ,. ,,,• s •' , -.. •• • n . " - 11 , • .1 ei - _t___ '• '4;tt. •,,, , , - HONESTY PAYS 5 WAYS Herald Photo by Torn Nihil Virtue may be its own reward, but James Michael Hiner. 27, Deftary, was happy to find honesty pays, especially since he has lost his part time job as a messenger with Bob Dance Dodge. Hiner received a $500 reward this week from Brinks, Inc. as a result of his turning in a bag containing 166,500, which he found on the sidewalk outside Atlantic Bank of Seminole on March 4, [liner, who has a degree in fashion design from Florida State University, is looking for a job related to his field, Court Approves Breathalyzer Tests TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida The high court, in a unanimous opinion, Supreme Court today upheld the con- overrul ed Pinellas County Cour t Judge stitutionality of breathalyzer and bloodtests to determine if the dr iver of a Thomas E. Penick Jr. who held the tests unconstitutional on technical grounds, motor vehicle Is intoxicated, Iran May Take Over Hostages. On Saturday -4,- • By United Press International A militant spokesman Identified only Two members of Iran's Revolutionary as Shahpour said that If the Council said today two council officials Revolutionary Council asked for custody will go to the U.S. Embassy Saturday to of the hostages, "we would agree to take control of the 50 U.S. hostages. The that." 7 militants said they would give up the Asked whether the militants would hostages but not the embassy. insist, as they have in the past, on a Herald Photo by Tom N.h.t An exterminator's tent covers Hopper Elemen- wood borers, beetles which have been chewing "We have many, many more direct order from Ayatollah Ruhollah documents to examine to prove U.S. Khomeini, Shahpour said, "Because tary School In Sanford, holdingjn poison gas to kill away at beams in the building. crimes against my country," a Revolutionary Council is the council (In spokesman for the militants said In charge of) Iran, we (will) obey this order explaining why they refused to vacate if they want us to hand over the hostages t the embassy they seized Nov. 4. to the Revolutionary Council. Interior Minister Mahdavi Kani and Things have been hopping behind the manager of "We never said that we would hand Art Brown Pest Control. School workers discovered the unPresidential adviser Ezatollahi Sahabi over the embassy," Shahpour said. "We scenesat Hopper Elementary School Wood borers are generally brought in welcomed occupants about a month ago were quoted in the Persian-language said that If the Revolutionary Council re- since it was built in 1961. This week, with the wood from the lumber yard, while installing an air conditioning newspaper Kayhan as saying the quests It we hand over the hostages to school,o(ficlals took steps to quiet down Myers said. The beetles lay eggs on the System, he said. The board immediately the hidden action, expelling some Revolutionary Council "is prepared to them, not the embassy. beams, and their larvae do extensive put the job out on bid, paying more than take over the hostages" in 41 hours. "We will not give up the house of Welcome visitors, damage tunneling their way through the $3,000 to have the lob done. Actually taking custody of the spies," Shapour said. An exterminator's tent was erected wood. The exterminators had to delay their hostages, as Sahabi and Kani suggested, over the entire building Wednesday, and In Washington, White House pr visit until the spring vacation in order to assumes that the militants would Im- secretary Jody Powell said today the school filled with poison gas to While the beetles have managed to do have the bui ldi ng for the three or four mediately relinquish the captives as they transfer of the hostages to government destroy vood borers, beetles which have only minor structural damage to the days needed to cover it, (LU it with poison have recently pledged to do if so directed control this weekend "would be a step in been living in the joists and trusses acol at 1101 Bay Ave., Sanford, another gas, then air it out, Myers said. by the government. - the right iirection." holding up Hopper's roof since it was few years could have resulted in a roof The gas leaves no residue, and will be built years ago, said Don Myers, collapse, Myers explained, gone long before schools reopen, he said. Huge Ten Covers School, Hungry Bugs - sank Customers Get $100,000 Insurance Blanket $ 95 I n ZA ..............IA BrIe......................... 20 4B ClasaifledAds ..............40-SB 20 Cros.wurd. ..................... ZB - ILA Today .- ............... A Family Favorite, Delicious _ - - • - $269 PUbl ix A Complete Easter Feast from the D - - l93019 said. -, Delicious With Beef, Green Giant Sliced or Whole 391 z-,,• It. . i__._•I uurvaalunat privilege, rurvis r.unea. Le Sueur Peas.... For Easy Clean-Ups, Reynold's Wrap (12-inch wide) 2(1-ounce) packages cream ciiesae, at room temperature 2.&dcmçiugar 4eggs 2 teaspoons grated fresh sh orange rind i99 1219 (Imperial Oven Roast).. SWEETPOTATOE$ 1 S . Boneless Chuck Eye Roast Complete Your Easter Treat With North Carolina - • s lb. Meanwhile, cook celery in small amount of salted water for 5 minutes. Saute onions in butter until almost char. Add mushrooms, celery and wine. Simmer about 5 minutes to reduce liquid. - Add vegetable mixture to wild rice. Stir, cover and let stand for a few minutes to blend flavors. Add almonds Just before serving. n.t te recipe makes 6 servings. The • j._ ?BEEF ROASTS Chuck Blade Roast * liquid. - Swift's Premium Prolen or U.S. D.A. Choice Government-Inspected Heavy Western Beef- P79 County Pay Hikes Lits iL UL1i'f' Could Doom Jobs . .. - SMOKED HAMS !1 rise Easter . 4t 1 Graham Asks 2-Cent Hike In Gas Tax TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Gra ham asked the Legislature today to boost the gas tax two cents next year, and 12 cents by 1985, predicting Floridian s won't grum ble about the massive hikes in light of their "transportation crisis." The eight-cent-a.galion tax, last raised in the early 1940's, would go up 1.9 cents Jan. 1, another 2.1 cents in 1982 and still further until reaching 19.5 cents in 1965, under the governor's proposal. It would bring In an additional $45 million next year and an extra milli on a year by 1985. Half of the money would be kept by the state to complete the interstate system and maintain state roads. Half would go to local govern. ments, and a sizeable chunk of this share would be earmarked for bus systems and other forms of mass transit. • Graham also endorsed a special gas guzzler" tax on big automobiles and urged lawmakers to double the license j tag fee on semi-trailer trucks to raise an additional $17.2 million a year for road work. Graham, Department of Transportatlon Secretary Bill Rose and state Energy Director Lex Hester quickly launched a swing of Florida cities to sell the pla n agai nst what the governor admitted is strong opposition from legislators who have to face the voters this fall. Graham said Floridians are willing to accept the tax, however, because it is clear the current tax Isn't providing enough money to meet the state's transportation needs. "I call on Floridians to dig two cents deeper Into their pockets for gas In i981, so that in 1990-91 we can sent this message to the petro-dictators: We are prepared for our energy future in Florida. Keep your oil ," he said. 'eitfetels re coin sto-ked with everything oti'H need for U start- from-scratch IIWUI }'our family won't forget. Or son ran ask Puhuix to prepan' our (lamer for you right in our Inn tie-st - lt Deli. Sbqr ' HERBED POTATO FANS ¼ cup butter or mer geirineii softened 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon paprika 4 teaspoon dried leaf oregano ¼ teaspoon dried leaf thyme 4 teaspoon pepper 4 medium Idaho potatoes - Sour cream-pimlento-olive topping - In medium bowl, cream butter, parsley, salt, paprika, kiregano, thyme and pepper. Cut potatoes into 44-Inch slices without cutting all the way through. Cut within ½ inch of other side. Place potatoes in greased 1-quart baking dish. Cover and bake in 425-degree oven 45 minutes. Uncover. Spread butter mixture over potatoes. Bake uncovered, 15 minutes longer, basting with butter occasionally. Serve with sour creamptmlentoolive topping, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. Sour CreamPlmlento.OliveTopping In small bowl, mix 2 cups (1 pint) we cream, ¼ cuD chopped pimiento, ¼ cup chopped pitted ripe 0114es1 tablespoon chopped parsley and ¼ teaspoon salt. Chili until serving time. WILD RICE AND ThYME icup wild rice 3 cups water iteasPoonsali lit teaspoon thyme ½ cup onion, chopped fine 2 table poons butter 1½ cups sliced freshmushrooms 1 cup diced celery ½ cup wine (Gamy Beaujolais), optional ½ cup sliced almonds Thoroughly wash wild rice. Place rice, water, salt sinill thyme in saucepan. Bring to boil. Reduce best, cover and simmer50 minutes oc until tender and crunchy but not mushy. Remove cover and finish cocking to evaporate any excess Feast Se'r e It traditional Easter Feast of siseeiih',it ham with the ruiest trimmin, a jUie IM'f roast or 'otii fLfl 4)IIt(' lH)llltr% from Publix . ______ • -- Pnb1EX,,.,,F1or1Oda lix PEANUT BUTrER-DIPPED COCOA BONBONS 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese 1 tablespoon milk 4 cups unsifted confectioners' sugar one-third cup cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup finely chopped nuts (optional) 2 cups (12-ounce package) peanut butter-flavored chips 2 tablespoons vegetable shortening. Beat cream cheese and milk in small mixer bowl until fluffy; blend in confectioners' sugar, cocoa and vanilla. Stir in nuts. Chill until firm enough to handle. Shape into ½-inch balls; place on waxed paper-lined tray or baking sheet. Chill, un. covered, 3 to 4 hours. Centers should feel dry to touch before coating. In top of double boiler stir peanut butter chips and shortening until melted. Dip chilled centers Into peanut butter mixture; remove with fork. To remove excess peanut butter mixture, slide fork across rim of pan several times. Slide from fork upside down onto waxed paper, swirling "thread" of peanut butter from fork across top for a decorative touch. Chill. Store in a cool place. About 3½ dozen bonbons. (Pack in cooler, if taken on a picnic.). RIM% TIN 11IE FABULOUS J PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY . APRIL 3, THROUGH WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 1980 CLOSED SUNDAY > YJ DOUBLE CRUNCH SANDWICH ~4 cup crunchy peanut butter L cup bacon, crumbled cooked 2 tablespoons parsley ~ cup grape jelly or jam 12 slices bread In a bowl mix peanut butter, bacon and parsley. Stir until well blended. Spread mixture on 6 slices whole wheat or other bread. Spread jelly or jam over peanut butter mixture. Top with 6 more bread slices. EBR K Stivmberg TheFt Call 'Inside Job' The January theft of a safe containing concentrating their investigation on four suspects in the January burglary of case; determine whether follow-up in. requesting that a warrant be issued for $200,000 in cash, bonds, blank Bank thousands of dollars in travelers checks, Stromberg-Carlson employees, some of the Stromberg-Carlson plant in Lake terviews are necessary; what subpoenas the arrest of a person charged with theft America savings bonds, cash and other documents whom worked at the travelers checks and other plant, others who Mary. from the Lake Mary plant of Stromberg should be issued. and possession of stolen property. (lOcWflefltS contained in a safe and the worked for the company elsewhere. Assistant State Attorney Alan Carlson apparently was an inside Job, Robinson said no time frame has as yet Chief Benson said the stale attorney's itself were removed from the plant. State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's Robinson saia investigators are going been set for action on the case. according to local law enforcement of- office today began scrutinizing a file through office has had an active role throughout L tie sate was found near a lake in Volusia the file to determine "if anythinr (leers, submitted by Lake Mary Police Chief can be done." Robinson said the usual to Benson also said today he has turned in the investigation of the Stromberg- County in February, and $50,000 in cash Law officers said this morning they'are Harry Benson Cheshire's office, under a separate Carlson burglary, and travelers checks were recovered at containing the names of process Is to go through and organize the package, information on a fifth suspect In the January burglary, more than that time. room 1 IJI puree. building up ITALIAN-STYLE PASTA In unsli saucn, combile 4* co fresh onmge juice, 2 taujooie wainr, 2 iseipeose wsucb ad 2 tsioom MW. Cop ming cotaatiy, o mediwn best MW mieture boils. Boll 1 minute; Remove from heat. Cool. Evening Herald—(USpS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents cups make pound); 160 _ 1 pint f resh strawberrha Orange glaze In large bowl of electric mixer, tiest cream epteese with sugar until smooth and fluffy. AM eggs one at a time, beating well after each additiom Stir in orange rind and juice. . Turn into pr"mvd sheBkeIn3VO.d.greeoven3$to4O minutes. Cool and chill. Rime, hull and halv, or slice strawberries. Arranle slims over top of cooled pie. B* by placing cWdk of straw1 around edge of pie. Then make second smaller circle, Repeat, wwift toward center of pie. h Pour orange gl azeover *awbmrlu, QIl at least2eurs. This kitchen4estled recipe makes I toS @WVWL 72nd Year, No. 193—Thursday, April 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 food put food maraschino V cut pare, perature until ham Apples? Dry Mi1orhiiki mid lending Institutions in Signed into law— Monday, the to $100,000 should enable patrons to keep vice president and cashier of Flagship "Account holders, instead of running to ficially notified of the new law, lmInahCowgylntaudto comply with a Depositorylnstltutlons Deregulation and larger amounts of money in the in- Banks of Seminole, which Is complying two or three places, can now put their • "Banks locally are quite liquid and federal law wtds Insures all ac Monetary Control Act of 1* thorizes dlvidual Institutions, according to local with the new law. accounts in one place." customers will never have to avail 10 iso,ose, through the Federal the to 6100*) In insurance bank and savings and loan officials. "A person could now have in excess of themselves of this," Hodges said. Howard Hodges, president and all FDIC coverage for all depositors in lilsirance Corp. (FDIC), and the "This is positive move for the con- $500,000 set up in different W5)P1 at one chairman of the board of Atlantic Bank I$IVInl5 amid Loan Insurance and FSLIC Institutions. of Tropic Bank of Seminole will also inwith tight money to be sure his institution and be fully covered by In. Seminole, said his bank will put the new crease its £nverag 141 Ti hic in the coverage i' mr.c L iured" d AI1u Housc $100,000, according insurance rate into effect when it is of.. to Joyce Franklin, cashier for the bank. � 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 02, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8802de7c13e12a827ba5a76d65a3ca41.pdf 675a4fd723b60300930d8d2b31a2b93d PDF Text Text - '-4. --.,-- BLONDI E 48—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Mar. 10, 110 WHERE IS PLEASE, M5 DITHERS ••.) THAT WORM? AT NOWAVTOTAL.KX ABOUT MR. orrERs BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I WORKEP ALL. DAY ON THIS PAELLA - MRS. ANDREWS, (RRY, BETTY,'\ J I CAI'iT SEEM TO FIND\ I I FILED THE IT. I'M LOOKING I CHEESECAKE I UNDER - 2 .' ,,.( ... U4DER'F SJ J 1j— --' NICE OF 'YOU TO IIELP ME SAKE, BETTY.' PLEASE GET MY CHEESECAKE RECIPE IN THE FILES.' FOR F47ZEA//A/G.' 21 1 e. EEK & MEEK AiaL. WITh Mt( Disease carrying fly 72nd Year, no. 173—Tuesday, March 11, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 by Howie Schneider 14 )&DM1OGRtIJ J1RI5HTM1fl4 FA'fl-4€R UP T ETR)j(s LUU.C.FUL kJL EIVI' IP.XM MAiD IkJt)E'F€&Jt)E&JT ________ ,•"'';' . Ed Sullivan (...ING THE 5H ERYIX)P'i' IN THE A RTMENT!J.._. 'U. TO A R PM _ ____ • TI / 1 _ _____ ': .:. - ____ 3.)(, BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl & HslmdahI PLEASE SIGMYX WANT BOOK. \ 'YOLJ Amok LONLf MR. Buwy;_ HO OO'4ET\ WRITERS CRAMP ) . fl'4E4EAO p........" - '•-y---47'4 [TI . - —.. ' ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST 1-RE A1Ojf liii ft---WYou'Re TNt FISH. 1 FRIe iJ 4eE SC.PIIN6 • coa 6K"6— '-IALSO HEMP 490U1 cMT1 '' "aaeari Nl64T5I V6.1., I SURE KNE SEEN 4 LOT 01 CARPETS SINCE i've KEN HERE 1 VMW a l.o'r o's OFPuttI4S'S 14P* I"1 r I i9I.'( IJOIN by T. K. Ryan • ZOONIES . r- by Craig L.gg,t.• UVISS AM Mud A PIñL .I OCRs" 46 - -, .-. tr - .. - ( - - - - .I - -, t• 1 - - - .- - At Fee Dog T1VC Casselberry Mayor Oiien Sheppard develop the property into a subdivision of has been iItructe(l to go to 'l'allahassee. single.faiiiilv homes. if necessary, to lobby through a bill Sheppard said today that he has congranting his city a 25 cent fee per ad- ducted a study on the development of mission if legislation is approved con. single family homes on that property. verting the Seminole Park and rioting 700 could be built. "Addressing Fairgrounds from a harness raceway to ourselves to the traffic problem, there a greyhound racing facility. ould be inure traffic generated b 00 Fht. (.ass lbt rrx (it Council il in homi s than b a dog track," Sheppard workshop Monday night gave the mayor said today Schulte said, however, the 700 new the instructions after the council was told --by Bill [)emetree, operator of the horse homes would generate more revenue for racing track, that while support from the the city to pay those traffic costs and ... .. city is paramount for the conversion to be related costs than the dog track conapproved, he will not support the ad. version would even if the 25 cent ad. missions tax for the city as ;irt (If the liIlSSIiiii were approved. In addition legislation. Schuttt' said traffic from horiies would Council Chairiiian Frank Schulte flow at various tunes throughout the day . suggested the 25-cent fee on all ad' while track traffic would be compact. nussions - both complimentary and Without the admissions ft't', he noted, purchased — to defray costs to the cityof the property taxes received from the providing street improvements anti other track would be little in comparison to . .. necessities and for the ''inconvenience to homes. The hoiiies would pay , he said, be suffered by the citizens'' by the traffic not only a substantial amount of property generated by the expected 300.000 dog taxes about $5t,00() annually — but also traxicliise taxes and utility taxes. racing fans. Schutte said a 25-cent, acrcss-theSheppard said today, the operators of bo ird lu 0111(1 genera te about 001) the harness rats. ha'. & agreed to p II i innuall ,md u ° $40,000 for a traffic signal at Semmnola well to guarantee (asselberry citiiens lioulevarl and Winter Park Drive; $7,000 their property taxes would not be u. to outfit extra (lut'. traffic officers; to creased to pay costs to tIit' city front the upgrade water flow system and install dog track ulx.'rations. additional f ire hydrants if necessary - . - - - - . - - -. -- - ' 4 Meanwhile, Stanley Kupisei.ewski, alter the city's fin' chief does an inner of not only the 20-plus acre harness spection; to 1)iY for two extra firefighters - ow raceway, but also another i:W acres who tiiu.st be hired at tlit' rate of $10 per surrounding the facility, said his family hour each for four hours per evening and for each extra has borne the burden for .10 years of to paN $10 t Seminole County toot (Ilihitol for the Council II %%ho will h.we to be hired. tr}1II'tik ,i success of Arts and Sciences For C entral F lorida, Is to help racing. lie told the city council if the Sheppard said Denietree has agreed to make th1 ittililk aware of art in the enmity attn is it legislation permitting the conversion sign an agreement with the city bright and colorful addition to downtown Sanford. does not pass, he may be forced to guaranteeing the funding. Herald Photo by Tom Nelxei DOWNTOWN DIMENSIONS The mural painted on the side of buildings on Magnolia Avenue and First Street In Sanford draws an admiring glance from a woman. The mural, designed and executed by 1km Reynolds, PRIMARY DAY NBC Pl"cks Lon- wood As Kev Prest"denti"al an t ijy UUNNA Herald Stall Writer When NBC projects the winners of the presidential preference primary In Florida shortly after the polls close at 7 p.m., the views of the voters of Smlnole County's precinct 33 In Longwood will be part of that projection. Laurin Milton of Fern Park was stationed on the front porch at Longwood city hail this morning asking the voters as they came out of the polling place to answer a number of questions on an NBC Poll. Milton said the voters were being very cooperative in filling out the lengthy polling sheet. Milton's responses to questions about the poll were the same: "1 don't know." It was not known why the television network chose precinct 33; how the pollsters were chosen or how the questions were composed and selected. Carolyn Churchill, a researcher with election headquarters at NBC-Tampa said today the information and the process used in the poll aie confidential." Eligible to cast ballots in precinct 33, which includes most of the old section of Longwood, were 1,451 people, including 856 Democrats, 4fl Republicans and 123 from splinter parties. Poll workers reported a steady flow of voters in that particular precinct. Only Democrats and Republicans could vote their preference In the respective contests. But all voters were considering two state constitutional arnendments — limiting Ithe Jurisd1liction of the Florida Supreme Court and raising the homestead exemption to $25,000. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office said the only problem reported from the polls this morning came from Altasnonte. AWA f t .•..-;. '.4 II kit 11 P)l • jfl where one computer-card voting machine broke and another became arnmed. The problems were quickly rectified, Mrs. Bruce said. Mrs. Bruce has predicted a 60 percent (35,275) voter turnout of the 58,793 registered voters in the 67 precincts of the county. Different colored "secret ballots" were given to Republicans and Democrats in the NBC poll. Questions on both ballots were similar, asking for whom each voter voted and why, giving multiple choices for each question. Each ballot had one radically different question. The Democratic ballot asked: Did the accident at Chappaquiddick in IM involving Senator Edward Kennedy and Mary Jo Kopechne, and Kennedy's explanation of it, raise or lower your opinion of Kennedy's ability to handle the duties of the presidency? The choices for response were: haven't heard of Chappaquiddick; raised my opinion of Senator Kennedy; lowered iny opinion of Senator Ken. nedy; didn't change my opinion of Senator Ken. nedy; not sure. The Republican ballot asked: do you think the fact that Ronald Reagan is now 69 years old makes him more able to handle the duties of the presidency; makes him less able to handle the duties of the presidency; makes no difference in his ability to handle the duties of the presidency; not sure. I - Other questions concerned the voters' views of the equal rights amendment, mandatory permits for handguns; nuclear power plants; abortion; reinstatement of the draft; drafting women into the military; federal spending; the defense budget; Middle East peace negotiations; national health insurance; labor unions. -. - Herald Photo by Donna Est. Ken Brown (left), sales manager for the eastern seaboard for NBC News affiliate WESII-TV, Winter Park-Daytona Beach, shakes hands with NBC pollster, laurin Milton of Fern Park, after turning over to Milton the poll form used In "key" precinct :13, Longwoud. 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Each night and have received an Rh he starts to hiccough at the table and leaves it for the immune injection? bathroom where he vomits DEAR READER - Your what he has eaten. He returns doctor will do his best job for but he Is no longer able to you if he knows all of your finish his meal. lie's lost a few medical history. You were pounds already. given the Rh immune globulin He is 73 years of age and to keep you from developing every afternoon he goes for a an Rh problem with your walk and before he returns he subsequent pregnancies. An usually drinks two bottles of Rh positive person has a beer. I have supper ready substance in his blood cells when he gets back and the that Rh negative people do not problem begins all over have. When an Rh negative again. What do you suppose woman is pregnant, if her can be done' I. baby happens to be Rh DEAR READER - Hicpositive she will gradually coughs are apparently related develop an allergic reaction to reflex actions. This can be the Rh positive blood In the associated with a trigger baby, The Interaction that mechanism In the back of the. results can damage the baby. - - ,&._ . • throat or it often mien associatea Now, if you give birth to an Rh negative child then there with irritation of the will not be any need for you to diaphragm. The latter can occur with excessive take Rh immune globulin. But distension of the stomach. after every pregnancy, If the HOROSCOPE Your husband should see a child is Rh positive, you doctor to make sure he's not By BERNICE BEDE OSOL should receive such protechaving some problem with tive measures, swallowing or in food passing I am glad that you received through the esophagus (food For Tuesday, March 11, 1980 the protection you needed tube) into the stomach. after your abortion. It will If these things are normal I give you a better opportunity would suggest a change in his. YOUR BIRTHDAY Express yours to others, but to have a normal healthy habits. He might discontinue. Mn....hII Ibn , i. f,..-.4l..t.eI.. t..e..__ 'VI.. ,.h... we sL._ ._,-_ t._I_ IILI.0 , £UV IWIIIIJ WI WV IUIUIC. lv LVV also listen auenrauveiy two bo tt les or beer that you more Information on the apparently precede his You will be much more on. theirs, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rhfactorandbloodtypesl eveningmeal.Itcouldbethat. the-go this coming year than you were in the past. You'll Today won't be devoted to all am sending you The Health the beer is Irritating his Letter number 6-4, Blood stomach and contributing to encounter many learning fun and games. There experiences that can be put to important matters that need Type Rh Factor and' Tran- his problem. discussion. excellent use. ' VfflGO(Au.22et.2) PISCES (Feb. 20-March To strengthen a bond close to 20) This should not only be a your heart, adjust your fun day for you, but one In thinking, Then you'll be able P.i%fl .nt1A •II.,I which you may figure out new to "IIA iI'JAiLU LIILAim IIIA II4IIU the other persons should have walked in." approaches toward points. Alan: "I take It that South developing several friend. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) drew trumps before losing the ships. Romance, travel, luck, Your mind is geared to details clubfinesse. He would still get resources, possible pitfalls today, so spend your time and one diamond discard on a good club, but he had only one and career for the coming energy doing chores that call monthe are all discussed LVI in ,.. . trump left In dummy to try to UIIA. ruff two diamonds." your Astro.Graph Letter, Oswald: "lie just played SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) which begins with your btrtwo rounds of trumps. Th en he thday. Mail $1 for each to In your Involvements with lost the club finesse and West Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio friends, It will be important to led the third trump." City Station, N. Y. 10019. Be pur your own personal touch Alan: "Here is the correct on all shared activities, sure to specify birth date. play for the benefit of any projects or even con. readers who haven't already ARIES (March 21-April 19) versations. seen it. Ruff the heart; lead a Do so Your scope of vision is a little diplomatically, however. trump to dummy's king. wider than usual today, so If Finesse the club right then and there. Even if West leads SAGfl'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23there is a goal you deem a second trump, you will still important, concentrate on Dec. 21) Ideas to improve have two trumps left in to new ways bring it. about, your personal security could dummy. You cash your two be presented to you today. high clubs to get a diamond TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't shrug them off as discard; cash the high diaThose you associate with pipedreams, for you can monds and crossruff for the he-today could have some in. make them work, rest of thetricks." teresting bits of information. Oswald: "Just a comment CAPRICORN r. s_Mw,. _,.. (Dec on the bidding. South's slam Don't be afraid to ask a lot of 19 You have a healthy bid was a gamble, but the sort questions, curiosity today and night find of amb is worth yourself investigating all ByOiwaldjacoby ki:;.He knewt there could C5MiNI iMnu -' types of subjects. You'll gain sad Alan Sostag not be a good play for seven Present your Ideas to those a lot more than you thought since North had merely given whom you think can help you Oswald: "When I saw a single raise." with a puzzling situation. today's hand played, I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) They may offer solutions you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. watched South wind up one (For a copy of JACOBY hadn't thought of. 19) It won't be enough for you trick short, Of couse, he was CANCER (June 21-July 22) to leave things to chance, unlucky. Trumps broke 3.0, MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Other opinions could prove instead you'll probe for new, both minor suit finesses were Bridge," care of this newsp a wrong and diantonds broke 4- per, 0. Box 489, Radio city extremely valuable today In a creative ways to better your 2. South complained. North Station, New York, N.Y. decision-making situation, lot, sympathized with him and no 10019.) I <' I OONT WANT,ANY OF THAT JUNK! ACROSS by Chic Young p. Pollce.Departmenf Needs Auxiliary Volunteers equipment for the volunteers, as well as their training, said become full-time police offiaers, said Rotundo, By DAVID M. HAZIER Rotuzxk. HeraldStafl Writer Recent changes and moves have led to the drop in the The Sanford Police Department Is looking for about a dozen "We call them part-time police" he said, explaining the number of auxiliary officers, said Rotundo, who is looking to men and women interested In volunteering their time to help auxiliary officers must spend a minimum of eight hours a bring the force back up to strength. patrol and protect Sanford, says It. Mike Rotundo. week riding with patrolmen on regular duty. Applicants must be 21 or older, he said, adding applicants At the moment, the department has OnlY 12 auII1Iry of. Volunteers also serve as dispatchers and do other police will be screened using the same guidelines applied to police ficers, down from the 20 to 25 the department usually has on work when needed, he said. officers. Both men and women are welcomed to volunteer, W rolls, he said. Rotundo said many of the auxiliary officers are people Rotundo said. AuIliaiy officers are community members who volunteer kicking to become full-time officers. By serving as volunteers Auxiliary officers donate most of their services to their time to assist the 50 full-tIme Sanford patrolmen, on the Sanford force while taking the 380 hours of college work community, said Rotundo, explaining they are only paid when Rotundo salt mandated under the state's minimum police standards law, they provide security for school basketball and football games. After undergoing an IOboir course, the au'4i1a"y offks the potential officers gain experience which can help them get an coidered police officers, with the Mine tights slid a full.tlme job, he said. Applications are available from the Sanford Police remilglitje no pt)eflt_provides all wilformi_and _flv.r-the.paj'_two yr _RI)lJf_ 'n_¶")lccr:_Depurimcnt_on_U.C. 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Graf, who excels at track and field events, said he has been asked to demonstrate the standing broad Jump on the show, but would prefer to demonstrate his running ability. The Mike Douglas show is seen at 9 a.m. on weekdays over WDBO-TV Channel 6. Date for airing the ta pe has not yet been set. Homer was unable to reach Graf with the invitation until Monday afternoon because Graf was at the State Masters Iran, Suspends Activities UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Although the U.N. commission left Iran today without seeing any of the 50 American hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, U.N. Secretary general Kurt Waldheim said their mission was not a failure. He said the panel would continue its work when possible: meaning when the Iranians allow the commission to meet with the captive Americans face to face. Waldheim announced the commission of five prominent international Jurists had decided to "suspend its activities in Tehran for several days," but was "prepared to return" to complete Its mandate "when the situation requires." Its carefully defined task, accepted by both Iran and the.United States, was to report to Waldheim on Iran's grievances and meet with all the hostages after their transfer to the Iranian government by the militants. Since Iran did not meet the second requirement, the deal was not completed and, Waldheim said, "The commission is not now in a position to submit its - report." III Shah Won't Come Here NEW YORK (UP!) — The deposed shah of Iran needs emergency surgery, but Cartel- administration officials have ruled out his return to the United States for hospital care, the New York Daily News reported today. In a dispatch from Washington, the News said friends of the ousted monarch disclosed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi would be admitted to a U.S. military hospital in Panama because his health Is failing and he is suffering from an abnormally enlarged spleen requiring immediate medical attention. Citing Informed sources, the newspaper said the shah was pressing for admittance to a medical facility In the United States partly because he feared the possibility of extradition from Panama. In Panama City, the lawyer representing Iran its effort to extradite the deposed shah said Panama "will set the worst precedent in international public law" if it turns down Tehran's request. , - . - More than 100 Soviet troops were killed in a 48-hour battle with Moslem rebels in the eastern Afghan province of Paktia, the insurgents claimed today. Soviet forces, backed by tanks and fighter planes, have extended their anti-rebel thrust that began last week in Kunar Province to Paktia, also a guerrilla stronghold on the border with Pakistan. The Islamic Front guerrilla movement said in Peawar, Pakistan, that rebels suffered losses In the heavy Paktia fighting but they declined to provide any figures. ______ ) _____I _________ _-: 1. -- - all eight of the events in which he entered. Graf said the Mike Douglas Show is paying for his flight out and back and the hotel room, but not for his wife's. They will be flying back the next day. "I wasn't excited, but my wife was really excited," Graf said. "I never expected to be asked to do anything like that." He has been high point man In track and field each year he has competed in the Golden Age Olympics in Sanford, Last November he took gold medals for the 70 and above group in running broad Jump with a jump of 12 feet, 3½ inches; the standing broad jump with a jump of 7 feet, 1 inch; softball hitting at 167 feet, 2 Inches; softba ll throw, 143 feet, 2 inches; workers, sent home at 11 a.m. Monday due to the fire, will receive a full day's pay , he added, explaining "that's just Th e : way It's do' seconds; 100 yard dash, 13,5 seconds, and the 50 yard claih, 6.9 seconds. He also took silver medals in the football throw, the shot put, and the discus throw, The previous year he won the deca thalon and as overall male winner carried the torch to light the flame for the opening ceremony, The event and the title were discontinued at the 1979 Golden Age Olympics mainly because of the lack of serious co m petition for Graf in the decathlon, "They're going to have to have a decathlon if they want to attract the bet ter a thletes from other places," he said, Graf, who runs five days a week on the beach when in training, said he had not wanted to peak at the meet last ,,, _____ ________ J-k ____________ ____ M. ___________ '" , ___ -. . ,. 1 , - ____ - L.;., -&~- -rje -. ,_. :... ..- ...k.r.. , .- . '*. * - ' : - , .•' .4 •. . I and the persons coming before them. only .&P - -. complained they began perspiring a reddish liquid. Some I.. * "# ______ _________ ________ ;i. 'M 7. _______ :4,:.,., :". _____ I •, * ' ' HiraM * Photo by Tom Vincent' Orrin Graf, 70-year-old superstar athlete in the pit crews on the Eastern flights have not been affected opportunity for rebuttal, Uskert said. . Commissioners William Mitchell and John Hepp got into a heated discussion after day. Prescriptions of certain . I * , responsible for city utilities-water and sewers). I was elected to serve all the city of Longwood and as long as I am on the corn- no point because an answer would not lie available until we could meet with tile . mission will continue to do so." Mitchell said he was told by Skylark missioner's district on city problems notify residents the commissioner from that district ,$out of something on the agenda he "flatly refused." "The other night when I was riding with the to discuss problems with the Skylark sewage treatment plant. (Hepp is the commissioner : ' ROBBERS TAKE TELEVISION "I'm taking the television, we'll be back for the six" said of three robbers as he walked out Fern Park man's trailer, carrying his $110 Sony television, deputies say. Wendell Snodgrass, 23, of trailer 302, Fern Park Trailer Park, told deputies two men forced their way into his mobile horns at 4:30 p.m. Monday. While one of the two grabbed the television and another stood In the doorway, a woman accomplice remained in their car, deputies said. Snoaas said the thieves known by Snodgrass' girlfriend, deputies said, reporting no motive the robbery. ThEFt AT BAR About $331 in cub was stolen Friday from Bonnie & Clydes bar, State Road 434 in Longwood. The theft occurred Just before 10 a.m. reported by Raymond Brooks of Fern Park, who said the money was in a Sun Bank cash envelope. patrolman the odor was so bad I couldn't drive through with 11* wIndow open," Mitchell added. "Saturday when I was over there I became nauseated," "Several persons asked me to get It on . Control at the the teaching of "scientific creationism" has passed the -' needs 4o4 'ombout the problem, I'm c6rce cftizen and there, but wh we had a work project to beautify skyla Sat urday only eight persons showed up." - of a are for and was HOME BURGLARIZED A lady's wedding band valued at $300 and a V.8.65 gold piece valued at $1,* were taken from the home of Amelia Hardlion, 433 E. Alpine Street, Altainonte Springs sometime between March 2 ad 6. In the Rolling Hills sobdivision Longwood burglars bit the homes of Fred B. Blanchard, 1170 Barton, and George B. Wo*tif, 410 Willard. ____ BlaneI*rd reported items valued at $2000 were taken from an open taken from A silver wedding ring set in 1939 Us WOO residence. It was valued at $100. Another beask4n In Longwood, 133 Wlstera Circle, netted ___ Itssns from the home of Bonnie I. Heckles. burglars numerous The iimne ___ n'I se's yet to be reported to police. OuTBOARD STOLEN taken from the first An ovthoa'd motor valued at $330 stall In the *y dock area of the Sanford Boat Works, Highway ___ of . safe. was at was Euntng lirmid iusps ! If Connally does not carry the 3rd, Weidner said th e district may give some insight into which candidate will get support from Connally loyalists. Carter landslide or a Bush upset of Reagan. Rep. Phil Crane is expected to make his best showing in the coast-to-coast 10th Planation. The voters here don't know him or U. W. , - ilIt,Is,.,.,.....I. a'..,.,.. ..... ","J' 'v"" ** P1' - 4 ~ I., .,. .- - - .. I Ia -, A. , - _____ "a _____ : "I I , '. -~&,. ,..,. —, . _ , * CHECKING THE BALLOT Herald Photo by Tom N.I. Poll watcher Felix Aside% cht-eks sample ballot olliside precillet 26 at the*'Lake Mary Volunteer I I •'i"I IIIR'II(. - 5 iUI'lIU UI UI IH'rc('lIt Was t'xpe&'ted statewide, said As hley, and voting was ste;ul' ui Lake Mars' this morning. " has mustered formidable campaign for the Massachusetts Senator. George Sheldon Young. Weidner said if Bush doesn't carry the 6th, he may not carry any of Florida's 15 * 'V congressional districts, "it will be a major -- Hill"" , - - 'L upset." Ca rter is supposed to have a lock on Democrats in Florida's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and by the district's popular — been . _. endorsed - nepuuuean I..ongressrnan, - but he got several newspaper endorsements and Weidner said if lie wins any of the state's Administration has granted Gov. Bob Graham's - - emergency moans w neip cysiermen in Franklin, Wakulla and Gulf counties, Graham's office received word of the decision Monday and indicated federal officials will be in Florida today to discuss the loans which will enable $100,000 8 percent businessmen receive ; * There is strong support for Edward M. Kennedy In the 7th district around 54' - Anderson hasn't campaigned in the state, County, where he has campaigned heavily mar I. ; John Anderson, the Illinois congressman who made headlines last week in Massachusetts and Vermont, is an unknown The Small Business - ~ Beach on the east coast. showing in the 6th District around Pinellas I request our campaign, Ander Crenshaw, formerly the district, which stretches from NaplesSarasota on the west coast to Stuart-Vero margin over Bush. Bush Is expected to make his strongest Granted TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) the state Republican party. "There is no other ex. a strong Alabama, Georgia Voting Today at up to to to as many as are suffered from ?:WTHER 415 and Celery Avenue. The theft was reported by Steve Berry of Sanford. Police ha ve a suspect in the case. LA WNMO WEE TAKEN A lawnmower was taken from the driveway of 12$ East Woodland Drive, Sanford, sometime between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. Friday. Frank Dunn reported the red frame mower wi th black motor stolen. A 19-Inch Quasar color TV was reported stolen Friday from the home of Roger SmIth, 1210 W. 11th street, Sanford. __ ExarJudge Fights AI'flefldt'fleflt - w' MOBILE HOME BURGLARIZED state were in tth for on a.m., * - stop for -_. stitution. a for seven p.m. C56 Miles: Winds westerly 10 to 15 knots today. Winds becoming New*Wl ve I L9- F TLl - ':svesterly 10 mph becoming nordiesd 15 mph late today and % Rain probability 20 percent tonight and 40 J .J- 111111C MWismychscit I Nsiald. lac.. NSN. Frsacb £v.,Saalsrd. Fla. $3771. 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It, it timB torm) , akupYL THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS Is Pl.as.d To Announce the Opening 01 His Office For the Practice Of FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 3613 OrbrAe Dr. — Sanford (17-01) — and Evenings by Appointment 323-3110 )IWOOD VILLAGE 323.2300 A9 W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323-2301 baby 0 If you 65 or over, you are entitled to special tax benefits. At H&R Block, we know all the deductions and 1. credits that can help Senior Citizens. can J.I. HOttichaw Michael Longwell revenues To MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOM. ENS. If WS be of any assIstan right flOWs WI ha ve two experienced ChryslerPlyfflOuth mechanics Ofl duty. SANFORD: Marion D. Cameron Ronnie L. Cash Richard E. Collins Virginia M. of W. Welsh, Deltona Craig Polka, Like May DISCHARGES Donald E. Ptlueger the appeal, It also is consistent with his Roberts says. goal to increase the state's Supreme Court Chief al'ye of school funding and Justice Art England is reduce the local tax heading up the campaign for share. ratification of the amendOpponents argue that mcml, saying the seven property taxes are a more Justiceswill no longer dependable source of income expense John ANFORD: Donald King Mildred L. Kirby ' ~...' $260 Madil.ns M. Bier. DSISOna Glenn W. Erwin, Jr., Deltona parties is willing to pay the industrial property holders. Charles Kolar, D.$tona ADMISSIONS ,-~ I.*.-, T Save j; J . s percent ___________________________________________________ TMspt'in• 333-Mu - some of S I S S I (year ..M.o* am $h$jus) was people," says Roberts, now homestead exemption, which stricken and issues on which most onight. I ion or cut, Pious fetar My SEsapIhs I I law mortheasterIy 15 to occasionally 20 knots tonight and easterly head of a prestigious will cost the state $220 million separate district appeals Florida. a year because it will have to courts reached conflicting In all, the three states offer Wednesday. Seas 3 to 4 feet today increasing to 4 to 6 feet Tallahassee law firm. decisions. Only one out of 20 cases replace local revenues lost 208 Democratic and 114 oIght. Few thundershowers south part today. Scattered will appealed to the court gets a a result of the tax .luindershowers north pert Wednesday. ta rget tax re li ef to the people 4REA FORECAST: Some fog this morning then partly hearing on its merits, but ckmdy this afternoon and tonight. Variable cloudiness Wed- every case should get at least who need it instead esday with a chance of thundershowers possibly beginning the initial review for homeowners the well-heeled commercial and jate tonight, Highs around eO. Lows In the low tOmld6OL Winds Jurisdiction if one 144 say prov says for 's * benefits for Senior Citize ?... I should have here last year., most cases. .ith * p.m.; a.m., p.m. - 'Special was ABDUCI1ON AND RAPE FROM BAR REPORTED A Midway woman told de puties she was kidnapped at gunpoint Sunday tight from a Midway bar, taken to New Smyrna Beach and sexually assaulted. Deputies say the 35-yewold woman told them she was called ve the Club 2-Spot at 9 Sunday, then ordered inside by a man holding a gun. He drove her to New Smyrna Beech, where he raped her, the woman told deputies, New Smyrna Beach Police reported finding a pellet pistol at the scene of the assault, Seminole deputies reported. VICTIM IDENTIFIED Deputies ha "4et4"Ied the victim of Friday's robbery at Skate City, Longwood, as Michelle Villant, 30, of Altamonte Spring. Deputies VllIaM was opening the snack bar door of the skating rink on Dug Track Road Friday morning, when a man she had seen in the earlier offered to help her. But instead of helping her, he grabbed a bank bag containing about $100, a nd then ran off, deputies say. She chased him andutruggl.d to Sal the beg back. but In the end was thrown to. do ground, as her u'I"t deputies report. ' for 49 at r to a car at a - to to o es year A Sanf ord woman lost about $2,000 in Jewelry burglars who pried open a door her motile home Saturday, police say. Marguerite Anderson told police the thieves struck between 3:30 and 7:20 p.m., prying open a door of her trailer Carriage Cove, Sanford. p.m. c dump II - a charge Bush denied by saying from reports lolerday by Tb. lailsid NNW Oellwryi ws. N esatsi Mai*. $3-N; 5MIS*$. $32151 Vail, ML.. "Mot WN. *110: MiuIb, $4.71i 6 MeoWs 1371*: Year SUN. - That will be the battleground for Reagan and George Bush. —Southeast Florida 's 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th districts. They could portend a and 6th districts. - Weidner, executive director of "Fin happy to ann'ounce it new recruit in •1 aware lie has dropped out of the race." Reagan's strongholds are in the Panhan dle's Ist and 2nd districts and Dade County's 13th, 14th and 15th districts. A vote slip in these areas could seriously narrow his - Loan from the race Sunday. at. 1. along the so-called "Interstate4 corridor." after oystermen t4N) kesad Clue Pes$os Paid Of $aslord. Vtarlda 32771 Oyster Tampa, according to Tim Hanan, Ken- "Any votes Anderson gets are wholly Kennedy also is in the Brevard congressional districts, county's 9th district, and the 11th and 12th The Reagan-Bush battleground, Weidner districts in Palm Beach and Broward says, will be along the so-called "1-4 corridor" interest, counties. that encompasses central Florida's 51h and The governor requested the aid Carter is expected do well in Dade United Press International ltepublk'an delegates to next Hawaii, Oklahoma and Wa. 9th Congressional districts. Reagan cannot claimed sales had slumped due county's 14th and 15th districts, but the UN bad publicity Ionald Reagan and suimner 's conventions. afford to be beaten in this critical area, but ' resulting shington. that 15 persons vote denouncing Israeli settlements on the President Carter clear Bush must do well here to make a formidable With John Connally and The breakdown is: Florida, West Bank may cut the president's strength favorites to sweep today's cholera and hepatitis after eating statewide showing. Howard Baker out of the race, Florida oysters last fall. in the condominium-dominated 13th district. 100 0'I Democratic, 51 primaries Florida, ltupublican; in the Republican contest in the Alabama, Alabama and Georgia and Democratic, 27 Republican; t hree states was reduced to 2 On Today's Ballot assume commanding leads (;eorgumt Reagan and Bush although 63 Democratic, for the GOP and Democratic other candidates were on the Republican, presidential nominations. Going into the primaries, V A three-state sweep would NATIONAL REPORT: A powerful frontal system that give Carter and Reagan large Kennedy, due in large part to But waiting to take on brought snow, heavy thunderstorms and high winds to a large edges in delegate strength his victory in the home-state winner anti loser next week when Illinois holds its of the Northeast Monday night and early today threatened Former flooded with over 2,500 as MIAMI (UP!) schools than dollars, and, even more important, Massachusetts primary, was TO' rt heavy snow on northern Maine where a winter-storm Supreme Court Chief Justice year and will be able to which are distributed every provide them with added leading 113-86. On the primary is John Anderson, effect today was posted. Gale warnings the B.K. Roberts says a constitu- concentrate the around 8(X) year by politically-minded momentum as the trail leads Republican side, Reagan led the liberal congressman, transformed from an asterisk ; Atlantic Coast from New Jersey to Maine and for the Great tional amendment going lawsuits a really deserv- legislators. They also contend to the industrial North and [lush 60-36. to a serious challenger by before the voters today is ing their attention. Lakes region. Tornados and torrential rains hit Florida and the amendment would make showdown primaries in There also are delegate close secondplace finishes in good for seven Floridians and more rain fell on Southern California. In New York City, police Florida an Increase in the four-cent. Illinois and New York. selection caucuses today in Vermont aud Massachusetts, Also going before bad for nine million others, voters today Is an amendment on-the-dollar state sales Carter, the first Southern said a twin-engine plane en route from Fort Lauderdale, Fix., Roberts Is one of a small cutting the average homeow- inevitable, president since the Civil War, crashed in the East River while making an approach to La. group of legal community net's property taxes $160 a Un heavily favored over Sen. 'Guardia Airport In thunder and lightning Monday night. der the Supreme Court Edward Kennedy in the three AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 66; overnight stalwarts opposing the year by raising it* homestead tax amendment, the justices primaries on Carter's home 'low: 63; yesterday's high: 82; barometric pressure: 30.04; amendment that restricts exemption on school pr operty would have to review only grounds. U U.., . . . ns mandatory review by the taxes to $25,000. relative humidity: 85 percent; winds: West-northwest at 6 bond validations, cases in Supreme Court to cases nd Reagan, long time idol of A Gov, Bob Graham has come WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 3:30 involving statewide issues, dorsed both amendments en- which the death penalty was Southern Republican conser10:04 and imposed, Public Service vatives, was given the edge PORT making the five district ap- predicted they will become a.m., 3:57 p.m.; lows, 9:56 Commission decisions on over former ambassador and 3:59 p.m.; lows, 10:37 am., peals courts the last CANAVERAL: highs, 3:22 part of the Florida Con. rates for the big utilities, Central Intelligence Agency 9:55p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 11:21 a.m., 10:02 p.m.; lows, 4:16 cases in which "It's good Justices chief George Bush. There was a.m., 4:32 is Graham the higher constitutional and bad nine million belief Bush would chal. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out . YLy, Marcis It, 1"$—Vol. 7, No. 173 SNOW . ; 1 :' . :. : tributable to the national media," mid Don tl2th district) counties are also Reagan strongholds, but analysts say Bush cannot afford to be overwhelmed in these areas. John Connally had been expected to carry the 3rd district of Duval and Nassau Counties be fore he dropped out of the race last weekend. But 54Veidner believes there is still a possibility Connally could win the 3rd "because it may be too late for voters to be turnout to bolster the president's southern I ',;? • A . — JANE CASSELBERRY in the schools campaign up until Connally's wichdrawal Palin Beach (11th district) and Broward support. scientific theory Is not the same as the story of Genesis. J * r'live Lauderdale, now goes to the House Appropriations Committee. It passed the education panel -' " morning on stations in Miami, Fort Myers By STANLEY St. BROWN United Press International Here is w ha t political analysts will be looking for when Florida's presidential primary votes are counted tonight: —North Florida's sprawling 1st, 2nd and 3rd congressional districts. They are essential to both Jimmy Carter and Repub. Lican Rona ld Reagan. —Central Florida's 5th and 9th districts Florida's Republican party, is expecting a 55 to 60 percent GOP turnout if the weather is I Scharlette Holdman, representing the ACLU, said I.. I Iher group's main concern is the Introduction of religion Thursday night sewer stu' Clearwater, where he introduced Ander Crenshaw, who headed John Connally's state l Don Weidner, the executive director of The bill H B 107 sponsored by Rep. Tom : ministration's handling of the recent United Natio ns vote critical of Israel ran Monday newspaper endorsements. Hanan said the Kennedy organization was Democrats. House Education Committee despite opposition from teachers, school boards and the American Civil Liberties Union. * on the ballot and did pick up several campaign with an airport news conference in nedy's Florida campaign chief. Elections chief Dorothy Glissen is predicting a 52 percent turnout of Florida's 3.95 million registered Republicans and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Legislation requiring 0I meeting," Hepp replied. "I'm in total agreement that somethl ' - Pane l OKs 'Creationism' to money at one making marijuana Joints. Meanwhile, a Criminal Justice subcommittee " unan imously endorsed and sent to the f ull committee a ,., I bill that in effect would ban head shops ' Vermont, (lid not campaign in Florida, but he is * cigarette rolling paper, which is commonly used for - "lk'asonablv, I would like to be close to neagan. Better yet, I would like to beat him, but I have to be realistic," Bush said. John Anderson, the congressman from Illinois, who surprised every one a week ago by his strong showings in Massachusetts and , ' representatives from the Department ff Environmental Regulation and PoUuti* that when they asked Hepp to get drugs and the doctors that write them would be monitored by a computer, cigarette rolling paper used for marijuana would be taxed and "head shops" selling drug parapherna lia ': . ; : tonight's agenda. but I told them no there wq's Fighti ng drug abuse - would be banned under three bills that cleared some House hurdles, Hoping to crack down on unscrupulous doctors, the House Criminal Justice Committee unanimously 1. approved a bill that would require copies of certain prescriptions to be filed in a sta te computer. The panel also passed a measure placing a 25 percent tax on The wiring Is still legally used in Florida, said Neiswendei. Is W ... Florida favorite Reagan closed out his ha t Po itical Pros Will Be Looking For Drug Abuse Bills Move TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Alumin um wiring has been blamed for starting many fire around the country. Mitchell took offense to Hepp's request that commissioners going into another com. common courtesy." "Mr. Hepp was throwing stones at me," Mitchell said. "I was In Skylark (where Hepp - * Iowa caucuses, needed it win or at least a strong showing against Reagan to breathe new life into his campaign. Asked what he would consider a "rcspectable showing" in Florida, Bush told repor. ters in Lauderhill, "I don't know I guess it's so you people in the press say, 'He did well." The ads attacking the Carter ad- and between Carter and Sen. Edward joined us, and I'm very proud of that fact," said Reagan. Hush, whose candidacy was seen to be on the decline since his stunning victory in the On the Republican side, frontrunner and on the eve of the primary. ennedy had somewhat of an anticlimactic were York. more attention than the Democratic The duel other airlines, New Republicans Reagan and George Bush has gotten thresithoid" ot 15 percent of the vote mall but one congressional district, the westernPanhandle First District, and decided to make a last-minute push for the "second Carter delegates won in 49 counties to threshhold-— 32 percent — which might gain Kennedy's six, enabling the president to score a second delegate for Kennedy in heavily an overwhelming victory in a straw ballot at Jewish south Florida districts, tue convention. In a related incident, eight Pickets from the Kennedy, still Carter's chief challenger Jewish Defense League, carrying signs (California Go'. Edmund G. Brown virtually declaring, "Carter Must Go," got into a brief did no campaigning in Florida) made a few scuffle at Carter-Mondale campaign head campaign trips to south Florida, but up until quarters in downtown Miami Monday inorMonday his only campaign ads were on a few ning with campaign workers. black radio stations. No arrests were made, although police Hopeful of picking up a couple of unanwere called to restore order. Both the ticipated delegates in the five Gold Coast and the Carter campaigners said they would congressional districts, however, the Kenfile charges. media effort contest, where Carter is t ie eavy favorite, and there have been no complaints from employees of Although used during the late 60s and early 70s as a supposedly safe alternative to expensive copper cable, CO tractors are now discouraged from using aluminum wiriz because of reported fire hazards, 1 The condition which also included itching and a bur ning of the skin, clears up af ter a few hours, The complaints have come from attendants on S air after their well-publicized, head-to-head competition last fall in the county caucus elections for delegates to the party's state convention, tied), canip finally mounted its first major Florida by two an a half to one, but Just as the Carter-George Wallace battle in 1976 overshadowed the win by then President Gerald Ford over Reagan, this year's battle between flights operating between New York and Miami. Cock. Man In*1ured From Shot By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A 65-year-old Seminole County man was shot and slightly injured Monday night, as he struggled with two men to protect his driver's license and Social Security card, say deputies. - Clayton R. Thomas, 65, was grazed bya shot fired at him by one of two men who robbed him outside his home at 115 Salem St., outside Altamonte Springs, deputies say. Thomas was entering his home at 7:50 p.m, Monday when two men approached him, demanding money. He told them he had none, and began struggling with them when they tried to take some papers from his pocket, say deputies, adding during the struggle, one of the two assailants shot Thomas, the bullet creasing the skin of his arm. He was treated and released from Florida Hospital Altamonte. The two thieves got away with Thomas' driver's license, social security card and other identification documents the victim had carried in his shirt pocket, held together with a rubber band. •, for the Republican nomination in Florida's presidential primary today. Based mostly on wide interest in statewide referendums on whether the homestead exemption on property taxes for schools should be increased $20,000 and whether the workload of the state Supreme Court should be reduced, elections chief Dorothy Glissen forecast a 52 percent turnout, At stake in the Florida primary are 100 Democratic and 51 Republican delegates to the national conventions. Democrats outnumber Republicans in also have said red spots appeared on their chests, backs and thighs. Unlike copper, aluminum wiring expands when carryihg power and contracts when it is not in use, gradually Ioosenthg said his electrician Is now "inventorying" evePy circuit breaker panel in the courthouse, determining whthh runs of aluminum cable can be replaced "with any econorny" Wiring from the individual circuits to wall sockets and light fixtures is copper, he said, explaining only the building's ma)n _______________ lives) at the request of some of the residents persons in the audience directly affected by - ' arcing generated enough heat to burn and melt away over inch of the heavy power li ne, Davis said. The fire apparently started because the cable had looseréd the cla mp which holds it, creating a gap between the junction box and the cable, Nelswender said. 0 When the item cornea up on the agenda it will be strictly between the commissioners Sweat" ailment afflicting Eastern Airlines attendants On flights between New York and Miami. "We want the company to see w ha t the deal is and do somet hing about it," says Dorothy Payne, health and welfare officer for the un ion's Miam i local, More than 100 stewards and stewardesses have * - . $10,000. Davis _________0K the 1979 games. Graf is to appear on an upcoming taping of the Mike Douglas Super Senior Show, minutes to speak — or less If there are many persons wishing to talk, - - - and Ronald Reagan another boost in his quest MIAMI (UP!) The Transport Workers Union demanding a f ull-scale investigation of the "red - replaced with new copper cable Monday night, Neiswenr said, adding the county now plans to replace the remaining three aluminum main feed lines, at an estimated cost Golden Age Olympics, carries the torch to begin Uskert said he will give each three to five '- At a cost of about $3,000, the burned feeder was completi y '' BRIEF Union Asks Investigation - ' ' A big turnout of Florida's nearly 4 million registered Democrats and Republicans was ex pected to give President Carter a vote of confidence Into Strange 'Red Sweat' - Its supports, he said, ____ %. "' - I . '. * Homer said he will be giving Graf some Golden Age Olympic T-shirts to take with him for the people on th e show. aside the first half of meetings for any citizen to voice an opinion on any item on the agenda. • north underground, then up to the second floor of the notth side, started arcing where it connected to a junction box on the ______ MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) .. , I The inch-thick cable, which runs about X) feet from south to weekend in Sarasota as he is working toward the world's championship in the pentathlon to be held the latter part of April at the North Carolina State University in Raleigh. It includes five events, the long jump, the javelin, the discus throw, the 200 meter and 1500 meter. at Monday night's City Commission meeting that he is ini tiating a new procedure to set IN Power was restored to the courthouse last night, and: all Track and Field Meet in Sarasota over the weekend, winning the matter under discussion will have an PuIi.a.d Dolly sad I.pd.y, ______ ." ______ By DAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Monday's fire at the Seminole County Courthouse did about $3,000 in damage to a main electrical feeder, say county officials. But the bill to prevent a similar fire from happening id the future could run over $10,000 they say. The fire, which filled two floors of county offices with sioke at 11 a.m., Monday, and forced the county to close its offices for the day, has been blam ed on aluminum wirin g, thsta ll&I 10 years ago, a "common practice" now discouraged, aid County Building Maintenance Manager Bob Davis. The fire began in a main feeder cable which connects:, th e northern offices in the building with Flor ida Power and Ught cables entering at its southern end, said Davis and County : Administrator Roger Neiswender. offices are doing business as usual, Nelswender said. County Longwood Mayor Steven Uskert announced By United Press International - -- Carter, Reagan Overwhelming Favorites FLORIDA Longwood Mayor Opens Door For Citizens Views Afghans Kill 100 Soviets 4 1 represent Sanford's annual senior citizens event on the ~'Mike U.N. Commission Leaves County . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, March11, i At $3,000 . By JANE CA SELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Golden Age Olympics gold medal winner Orrin Graf, 70, of Daytona Beach, the epitome of the senior olympian, will 4 ,Ibj1IIage SANFORD 309 E. 1st St. I - LONG WOOD 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. 3226771 Ph. *31.4454 OPEN 9a.m..p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Sal. S Sun. OPEN T041]'J —APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA,ORANOE CITY, OLIARY ______ANDOVIEDO F_ jV,, t _' _ IN t" . .is - - . :' 4'- • -. 11 4 Ir t .,Lr d • " 4i- ': . 1 • •.t �0 Evening 11-11catMd Since pt season high school basketball play started back on Feb. 23, with the district tournament, Sanford's Fighting Seminoles have had to log more miles than any other playoff team that has made it to Lakeland. For a prep team the Tribe has gotten a taste of life on the road. Around (USPS 48 1 290) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIJI. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, March 11, 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, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. They've played three games in district, one regional at Ft. Pierce and a sectional at West Palm Beach. That all adds up to about 950 miles and 20 hours on a bus. Despite the grueling travel schedule, coach Bill Payne and his Fighting Tribe are more than happy about the next 148 miles. That distance is equal to a pair of round trips from Sanford to The Clock The Ph'9ht Of a - By JOE DeSANTIS SPORTS umpires. The Sanford Youth Baseball group is in need of umps and scorekeepers for the fast approaching season openers. If you have a few free hours and some knowledge about the diamond sport they'd sure appreciate your help. Lakeland for the semi-finals and the finals of the state basketball championship. The Sanford Youth Baseball Association will be holding additional try-out sessions this weekend due to unfilled rosters In many of the Sanford Little American and National Leagues. The tryout session for 10,11 and 12-year-olds is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at Ft. Mellon Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Play ball and gas up at the same time. A gasoline giveaway will highlight the Sanford Youth Baseball season opener on March 31. First prize in a raffle is 100 gallons of gas, second prize is 50 gallons of go-juice while third prize is just about a tank-full of 25 gallons. One-dollar donation tickets can be purchased at Clem Leonard Shell Service, Medco Discount Drugs or from any officer of the Sanford Youth Baseball Association. Park. The Sanford Little national League will open its 20-game schedule on March 31 while the Sanford little American League opens play a day later on April 1. Of course youth baseball time means an increase in the demand for scorekeepers and 1 ; I . I By JOE DeSANTLS Economists are reacting with varying degrees of alarm to our runaway inflation rate, a trade deficit which reached a two-year high last month, and signs that an expected recession is finally here. While this gives Americans plenty to worry about for their own future, our problems are mild compared to what is happening In many nations of the Third World - the "NOPEC" countries. These 'are the less-developed countries that have no oil. They were poor to begin with, and high energy prices and inflation are making them steadily poorer in relation to the rest of the world, By onereckoning there are 800 million persons in Latin America, Africa and Asia who can be considered destitute by any standard, and the outlook is for their economic condition to get worse. The oil-import bill of the NOPECS jumped from $4 billion In 1972 to $44 billion last year. Some governments are on the verge of bankruptcy. Outstanding loans to the less-developed countries from western banks and development agencies will reach $350 billion this year - a SWfl SO staggering that too many defaults and extensions could throw havoc Into the International monetary system. The 'North-South dialogue" on this problem goes back almost a decade, and the dialogue has been more acrimonious than fruitful. Third World leaders have demanded a "new economic order" that goes beyond anything the Industrial countries could abide and Ignores the fact that prosperity Is the result of a long, difficult,- and disciplined -- process. A 21-member ROBERT WALTERS N DON GRAFF ever Is Peace I Pro i se It's all over now but the waiting. Waiting to see If the black leaders who were handed power In an admittedly imperfet attempt at a democratic election can bring peace to Zimbabwe, a.k.a. Rhodesia. Waiting to observe the new regime's treatment of all the country's diverse peoplçs -tribal groupings within the black majority as well as the minority whites. Waiting as It meets the challenge of self-government fac&I by earlier emergent nations and failed by the many that merely passed from colonial to strong-am rule. Not, as it so happens, that the last would be anything new for this particular country sinde that is pretty much wha t it has known through more than a decade of white dominance. COLUMBIA, S.C. (NEA) Every presidential election produces two varieties of promises virtually guaranteed to go Unfilfilled from the politicians and the other from executives of the nation's television networks. The candidates claim that their installation In the White House certainly will produce peace, prosperity and general good feeling around the world. The reliability of those campaigns pledges already has been widely dlSCU3Sed. Considerably less attention has been paid to the rhetoric offered by the news divisions of the commercial networks: "We've learned from the errors and omissions of the last campaign and we're committed to covering this year's race in a comprehensive, honest and Intelligent manner." — — one The signs are both encouraging and discouraging. The winner of a clear majority In the 100.eeat legislature Is Robert Mugabe, the most radical of the major guerrilla leaders and the one who Is most dependent upon Communist support. He Is, however, asking British transitional governor Lord Soames to stay on for a bit and Inviting cooperation with the more moderate secondplacer Joshua Nkomo. But Just as surely as the politicians never seem to be able to produce abundant energy or lower inflation, the broadcasters never manage to report on the campaign In a manner befitting the importance of electing the country's chief executive officer. A ....... t_.--puwl; On ivur occasions outing the past two months, contenders for the Republican presidential nomination have agreed to face-to-face meetings to discuss and debate campaign Issues. I.. m . Possible?: rn n Lake Brantley's women's track team earned Itself a spot In the record books Saturday at the Sixth Annual Brantley Relays, the oldest all-girl's track meet In the area. The relay team of Ellen Parkinson, Tracy Bonham, Judy Maul and Stephanie Smith turned in a blistering clocking of 9:47.5 to capture the two-mile relay, edging out meet winners Hollywood McArthur at the tape. The foursome's efforts marked the first time a women's team has cracked the 10-minute barrier In the event. McArthur's team also turned in a super time In finishing second with a time of 9:52 to become only the second team in the state to smash the 10-minute mark. The Lady Patriots also captured first place In the 4mile relay, again at a record setting pace. The relay team of Sue Plumb, Watson, Bonham and Smith turned In a 22:27.7 pace, shaving an incredible 28.2 seconds off the old record of 22:53.9. "They turned in a super effort," complemented coach Mike Gibson of his relay teams. "We have to go out and get another trophy too," added Gibson. "Stephlne Smith and Tracy Bonham tied in the voting for the Most Valuable Player in the distance events, that's the first time two athletes have tied for the honor. If they keep performing like that I won't mind at all ordering a few extra trophies." Rhodesia : Kept 1___ I-.---- international commission headed LIGHTER SIDE Mugabe and Nkomo are used to each othe, by former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt having cooperated in the Patriotic Front recently offered a blueprint for action: An in. alliance during the long guerrilla war. On the ternational effort to stabilize oil prices and curtail And for the fourth time in twomontlis, the other hand, allies have been known oftq demand, a tripling of development aid to the poor networks have rebuffed the debate sponsors' enoughlnthePasttofalloutoverthespoiisqf countries, still more food aids, and a new struc- offers to make the event available, at no cost, victory. for live broadcast to a nationwide television ture of trade and monetary exchange. And don't forget Bishop Abel T. Muzorew, By DICK WEST Mexican agricultural workers also are in While these proposals may or may not be audience. prime minister and partner of the whites lii The most recent forum was held here, WASHINGTON (UPI) American strong demand "as they arewilling to labor In feasible, it is becoming more Imperative by the the outgoing government. He may have bee under the joint sponsorship of the University Demographics, a magazine devoted to the fields of Texas and California forlow 4y,i,hatrthe economic strain between North and at South Carolina and Columbia Newspapers charting population trends, sometimes with wages," It adds. *tUIUY fr(lSImstth the voting, but for thAld South be treated as the crisis that It Is. jflipfJ Very reason might be inclined towark Inc. Earlier debates occurred In Manchester quizzical results, reports in its March Issue Its research shows that U.S. of One of the first steps for Americans is to resist and Nashua, N.H., and Des Moines, Iowa. guerrilla politics himself. that eight nations have "cornered the export people "peaked In the 1190s and the country the notion that Organization of Petroleum ExTo its credit, the Public Broadcasting market In people." was virtually self-sufficient during the 192k The real spoiler, however, might mo porting Countries Is solely responsibli for the Service has offered to its affiliates llve A tongue-In-cheek column in the and 1930s." But after World War II, the unlikely be a leader whose name did not appe' coverage of three of the four events. But the magazine's "Demogaffes" section foresees port rate began to creep up again. crisis, and thus responsible for resolving it. on the ballots -Ian Smith. commercial networks have provided little as a a consequence of this Imbalance the '11w magazine notes sharp divisions of International trade figures show that in spite of In case memories need refreshing, It was more than sporadic, delayed middle-of-the- formation of a new International cartel, opinion on how to cope with the problem. the huge oil price Increases since 1973, oil Imports night Smith who declared Rhodesian independence broadcasts. OPEC II, short for Organization of People "Conservation groups in the United States, are no worse a drain on Third World Economies of Britain back In 15 to maintain white Nobody who witnessed those debates would Exporting Countries, alarmed at the rise In Imports, point to long than Inflation in the price of goods and technology claim that they are uniformly engrossing or supremacy, who waged a 10-year bush war Prospective OPEC!l members are iden- lines at the supermarket, the car wash &W saturated with victory communiques, who they must Import from industrialized countries provocative. In fact, each event has ranged tiDed by the publication as Vietnam, the first-class restaurants and argue that we nevertheless eventually acceded to a British. fromatlmulaling and spellbinding to soporific like the United States. Soviet Union, Haiti, Mexico, East Germany, should rely on domestic ..On few that negotiated settlement for which he continues Cambodia, Chile and Ethiopia. Concerted the other side is the popular If our own inflation could be blamed entirely and stupefying. to manifest nothing but distaste. They have been, however, the most action on their part could spell trouble for the we will be cut off from our external sources o( on energy prices, we cóüld toss the ball back to enlightening, educational and instructive United States and other countries that Import population... r Smith may now be removed from official OPEC. But we know that our Inflation is rooted In events of the presidential campaign, offering people, It says. "Standing somewhere In between those power, but that has not removed his power for reckless fiscal and monetary policies of our own an exceptional opportunity to assess the One problem could be the cost factor. The Americans with an Insatiable craving for mischief. He is still the most prominent government going back to the 1960s—long before candidates, magazine predicts that Vietnam will attempt Immigrants and those militant con- personality among the 200,000 Rhodesian OPEC began to control oil supplies and prices. The networks briefly were Interested In the to persuade other OPEC!! members to set "a servationlsta who would depend on domestic whites, who are guaranteed a 20-seat bloc in Furthermore, the oil exporters have not been prospect of televising the debates when higher base price In gold to be levied on all sources of population are the moderates who, the new legislature. His influence for good or blind to the plight of their poorer customers. In President Carter was scheduled to meet Sen. departing citizens." while acbxwledglng the inflationary Impact ill, for cooperation or obstruction, rema!ps Edward M. Kennedy, fl-Mass., in the Iowa Another question mark is supply. Can the of Imported people, do not with to resort to January, OPEC announced formation of a special consIderable. exporting nations be depended upon to drastic measures. fund to channel up to $20 billion in financial aid to forum, In the latter respect, it will be helpful If But after Carter withdrew and the debates maintain a steady rate of emigration? "They have proposed a compromise: that less-developed countries, were stripped of their Teddy-confronts-According to American Demographics, two categories of immigrants be admi_tted - white Rhodesiana have long memories. :It Some exporters are maki ng government-to- Jimmy show-business appeal, the networks cutbacks by the Soviet Union "would pose a those under 5'6" In height (compact people) was, after all, Smith who assured them that r In a thousand years would black rule government sales of oil to poor countries at prices abandoned all plans for live coverage, particularly difficult problem for the con- and those under 513" in height (subcome to the country. below the market. OPEC members assert their Instead, a typical campaign segment sunwr states because of the high quality of compacts), who will coagume less food and the Soviet exports." foreign aid amounts to two percent of their gross packaged for the networks' early evening take up less space in movie waiting lines and Under Smith's leadership, it came in 15 only new programs list about one minute and 50 "Soviet production Is high In refined talent cafeterIast, national product while such aid represents years, and under much less favorable dr. seconds, with the candidates actually -ballerinas, We skaters, physicians and "Larger people (food-gusslers and space. cwnatances for the white minority than woqld three-tenths of one percent of the GNP of the speaking for 30 seconds or less. writers," It explains hogs) would be subject to Import controls." have been the can originally. industrialized countries. . The OPEC cartel isa mischief-maker, but It JACK ANDERSON cannot be made the scapegoat of all our economic troubles and those of the hungry NOPEC natlons.OPEC Is part of the problem, but so are we. The Interdependence of the industrialized world and the developing world is obvious enough. One cannot survive without the other. U we do not get WASHINGTON —After each new leap in oil being packed with pro-industry officIals, regulations, affecting gasoline refiner, urgent requirements seriously depleted U.S. The president not only ignored Us warsing our own economic house in order, and If the North- profits, Jimmy Carter wumes the pe of 1. retailers such as Qwwa, will pass acrom equipment stocks." South dialogue does not move on to effective public watchdog and raises a racket Igalnit but, as his next appointment, selected Lynn Weeks' deek One ofthem couldbe worth $1 th could INuqCI4L SLALOM - Frank Potter reforms in relationships between the haves and the oil Industry. But Us oil companies have Coleman to be Us general counsel Co1naP irililirin a week to Qown If Weeks makes the does double duty staff director of the House came to the Energy Department from John the president is fliOt bark than right decision. the have-nots, the thunder of collapse and discovered subcom mittee 0(1 energy and power and u a bite Cosmally's Houston law firm, which has A cwi4.d that W.eks had member of the energy committee 'of disorder will drown out whatever the statesmen what Car iepreeeid.d such oil giants as Exxon, Mobil, in of ft5JJ been employed an "InterpretIve," net a ColoradO's Aspen Institute. He is also a are trying to say. 'e1l Tmco and Union 011. the oilmen pay more attletim to what he polqmeklng, job at (oun. But at the longtime siding enthusiast. The department's latest recruit from the all —_ iiiiiiiiiiii does, All the While he has condemned the oil Energy Department, It Is inaissingly difHere's how Ski magazine cc*nmnlseraës Industry's w4ndiall profits, for example, he Industry, I&bly, has been assigned ° flailt to separate the oil advocets from th. with the 47-yeerId Potter for being stuck. n BERRY$ WORLD has encouraged the price Increases that mags the staff that writes petroleum regulators. ngtm m half -. caused them. In the name of oil conservatIon, 11CIflg mad allocation regulations. He 15 ao CAlL -Lodd In secret Pentagon away from the pooh ski resorts: "Uving lad P. Weeks who has boUnCed between the he has stimulated runaway prices at on gas 111.. is Uthng evidence that Ixasl wcddng In the nation's capital has cut Into his pjpipe goveroment and the oil Industry like a mn,uvered ously near the ee of ski tlme' the magazine reported sadly. ThSfl he has tried to reduce the political caught IA a bidmiMon WT5. nuclear war after' the 157$ Arab iilL But Potter's duties with the Aspen Instltu$e He rlchoth.t.d from Us Federal Energy domag. by wooting at the oil cps'et is :. : The .. Us larmi 14. an opportunity to jet ::. $t1OI ' now defunct, to the Energy Is the some political strategy he has used In cems within hews of nmalng oat of essential In a little Dma on the snowy slopes now and Depsrtsnent,.verdeflclent. Thenhe departed 2:: .. InternatIonal crises, seeking to project ma, At lids avdal 'Pumeni, 'Ike t, And his financial arrangements wou'd -:>•• .-::.: 'niV Us hero of Ms owe csta.ti*w Viroment altogether for an Important possibility of nebw U= Wes dilcusaid be the envy of any ski bum. rW' with owu Central Petroisseri, a Carter has put on a pvbe spectacle, fir with the UI," dodares reporL The Institute has picked up his tab for rosp, of yowling for a wiadisll tax on oil major marketer of P'°' PIn5 of American suthoritles feared the Irsells board and travel expenses to Aspen. And : profits. Yet his wlr4all tax proposal would Ba1t1mot. migH resort to Nudw weepoen to a thee. bills the private group doesn't pay We His job woto he Qown P*OlesWl cops l:i f of am Oil profits no tr survival The was to a* =Wdbiq cged off to the taxpayers. cç.npau With the price ruIstloss list were Issued by wmsld still wind up alter the tax u according to the uw,t papers, Ibis .11 Irk ma oight.day trip to Aspen in iRS, the Enemy DePlitmini. Now he 15 With greater profits then Usy have ac :- : ____ the United States risked coavutlosal fir example, the taxpayers_relmburMd ptaq the same faddie factory agala as a deputy weapsen to lirsal. . •, Petter for par SilO diem expees For te _ owt flhIlItrstor. He will eniss the Carter's pre-oll policies have been ssted sins tins period, the Institute .NOW gave him CsCner of the amaCY that drafIi PI1CI .swrahsd in the Energy D.par"ne'4 which lr4w1 Stats a asoret : "I low S$57.1$ for housing costs and f562 for Iranallotstion r,gulati 5 ____ is crested and pojmlat.tKey pmitlnes are scale UI, r,.ju Ii presiding_mly atatLon will o ve risa 5virixneni dicislo's that He Industry Msd with oil apologists and "I haivto go to bed now. vou kicky - gotsupport to Israel &Ing the October, M. Potter hnist j that is's very carful not to 1$ sympatidsers, Not long after the new directly affect profits arid kane. to 011 C0(1) I 01101001 *MU hp4 Us 'i" , Sl . caal privatetaoverlap, 4411 department opened for hoiness in 1577, Hip. psalm . My associate Tony Capieclo ruenles raip.keuM fit U.S. sSL*ity I'm trying to do Is not lose money," he , discovered that at least seven pending Richard Iffrqlr, 4y , sta is mast Israsi'a morn pi'ns + The People Movers' OP EC + I I - r ~~ L f i ,. Ij-.~ •' ' ., .,.a - - - ' - f: . --+ - :: r,r41. 1+ .c ,. th - --- -t. ;WrJ li.' k. 4. .- •'., .11 t. I,' 3- . • _____ ' - / : - - ., . - - ' a - ..' . • • - . I. I . 4. • . I . - ' By United Press Internatlenal The San Diego Chicken, the Phillie Phanatic and all the rest 4 • P ,, ' . • " • - . - I J. • -• :-. 4 . ,b • :.t : -:. •4••., .. - • • • . ' . . • • "' •' -' .. ..-.-. . • .,, • • : 1. •. 4 '.1 •. .•...• • •' . . •'P1 - - '" • '. • --,•: • .• ;, :. . . .-- f,'- . ••'.-. • ... . . . . :\ ... . • -. . . 1 - ' : • Hornets Romp In NAIA ;'lengtage of the contract to be put In writing before he ws- aid Berg, "and they're Just ''Elsewhere, fdtch0(' Silvio Martinez, absent 11 days while trying to prove it to ____Republic, e St. Louis Cardinals' tra1nüi in the Drielisiem They are most gk~qy reported to th CSTEP definitely the No. 1 team in IttobWgiI Pirates Monday said they renewed the con- the nation, overall, any are of (knar Moreno, E1WISS Hems, Ed Ott arid Mike sme of the best tewnsl've ever " 1sr and signed catcher Steve Nicosia to a one-year contract ..' • • • • . - , .. • ',. '-; .' .-• •• • %.-. : •.. . • .' - . . .. .%&..;•'-,:'*''. .:• Teeg uarden A live In Avon Features - .•. FORT MYERS, Flu. (U P1) London, England, defeated No. 3 seeded Pain Carol Baily of Steamboat Teeguarden has survived a Springs, Cob., 7-5, 6-1, and rough cliaüenge from 14-yearold Kathy Horvath in first - round action of the $25,000 Avon Futures of Southwest 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS We have f 4-wheel drive mechanics ..k on your 4-wheel drive vehicle, Junior forward Kevin Loder Also, the ChicagO White Sex 8401900011 shortStop HIITTY scored 34 points and grabbed 0114005 bed signed It one-yearcontact and the contract 12 rebounds to pace the hill"wt,smarrHoytbad bass owns fordwcomft~ H Hornets. He collected 22of his Inn as the pints In the first half -one fFk moves left outfielder (1aw Il Was under contract for 1900 not 1te Sex player ewer than the entire fowling . -it: ' . : Over 300 players on some 35 teams stretched from Teams spent the afternoon In scrimmage sessions third base to first Saturday afternoon for the and get regular season play underway (his week. official opening day ceremonies of the league. ., •;.. ' - • •• • •. 4. :.. : .. • •. - - • 1 1, • • . ..... --.. -. .'.z•.• .••il4 .• -,' . ' :' . "-I,..'- • - . ., . ___ + . . ''Y' ., . . •. -, • 4 rlght-hander Jim Palmer. The pitcher's agent, Ed Keating, jj.j crry, Mo. (UP!) team, as Alabama State ran Florida. - meported progress In Us negotiations with clubowner Edward - With two upsets and a near off to a 52-23 intermission Bennett Williams and Peters, who said Palmer Ii the miss In a third game, there lead. Ms. Ilorvath, I from scheduled starting pitcher today in the Orioles' first game of was the traditional opening Eleven different players Hopewell Junction, N.Y., '.the exhibition season against Us Texas Rangers. extended the veteran :Lgrumbling about the job scored for the "In Palm Springs, Calif., the California Angels signed pitcher Hornets, who Teeguarden all the way by the seeding corn- shot 57 percent from the field Dave Frost to a one-year contract. The agreement ended a mittee at the 43rd annual and forced 18 turnovers at Monday night before losing 0five-day holdout. Details of the contract were not revealed. NAIA baktbaU tournament. other end of the court. The 2, Frost, whose 16 victories tied Nolan Ryan for the club lead But Dowling (N.Y.) Coach only other players in double Only one seeded player was lastseason,wasexpectedtobeonthemoundtortheAngelsfor RlchardBergwasnotamong figuresforAlabamaState,29- knedoutontheftday'5 "the season opener against Cleveland. the disenchanted. His team 1, were Carl Forston with 19 program with 10-year-old FelThe New York Mets reached agreement with outfielder Joel went against top-seeded and Clayton Harris with 12. ida Raschlatore of Coral YoungiocxJ, their leading home-nm hitter In 1579. The three- Alabama State Monday and Springs eliminating Leslie year pact Is reported to be worth $1 million with Us payments was soundly thrashed, 10347. Allen of New York City, ücalatid. His Golden Lions were no. 2 seed, by 6-1, 6-3. whose contracts were renewed by the Mets Monday outrebounded, 50-29, and *ers pitchers Qaig Swan, Pat Zachry, Mike SCott liXi harramed Into a aa percent . No.4 seeded Glynla Coles of tp.1j aid outfielder Dan Norman. shooting performance. Swan says he has agreed to terns last Is awaiting 115 "They're the No. 1 + ' -s.-'-.. ' t • • --.•'........... . ,. I. . . • • • • • ._,;.., Tim Stoddard, expected to replace Don Stan- Heads are bowed as the little Leaguer's recite the house as stopper out of the Baltimore Orioles' bullpen this .season, signed a one-year contract, General Manager Hank Little League prayer to close out ceremonies and litters said. get play underway. Stoddard figures to assume Increased Importance with the departure of Stanhouse to the LAx Angeles Dodgers. Peters is trying to solve another problem by signing ace . . -, - ..: • ' . " •, . Elsewhere: + ____ ,. 1. In another exhibition game, Eric Soderhoim smashed a three-run homer In the seventh Inning to break aS.5 tie and give the New York Yankees an 81 victory over the Texas Rangers. Soderholm's blow, In his fourth at-bat as a Yankee, made a loser of former Yankee reliever Sparky Lyle. -. I Freshman Mont Sleets fired in 25 points and (;an- hooker added 21 as Murray State advanced to the next round against Illinois. Sidney Green had 23 points and Richard Box 22 to power Nevada-Las Vegas. _ - ,', - • The Sanford Youth Baseball Association, Inc., Is sponsoring a gasoline giveaway to raise money for the operation of the youth baseball program In Sanford. First prize is 100 gallons of gasoline, second prize is 50 gallons and third prize is 25 gallons. Tickets are a $1 donation and may be purchased at Clem Leonard Shell Service, 25th Street and Park Avenue; Medco Discount Drugs, 27th Street and U.S. Highway 17-92; or from any officer of the Sanford Youth Baseball Association. The drawing will be held March 31 during opening day activities at Ft. Mellon Park. Because there are openings on all 12 little major league teams in Sanford, the Sanford Youth Baseball Association will conduct an additional try-out session for the Sanford Little American League and the Sanford Little National League. The try-out session for 10, 11 and 12-year-olds is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at Ft. Mellon Park. Any interested youngsters may pre-register at any office of the Sanford Recreation Department, or sign up at the field prior to try-outs, The Sanford Little League National League will open Its 20-game stheduleMarth 31, and the Sanford Uttle American League will open play April L There are six Mark "The Bird" FIdrych, trying to shed two seasons of arm troubles, went 11-3 innings and gave up four hits and four runs Monday In the Detroit Tiger's 10-5 loss to the Kansas City Royals. Only one of the runs was earned, however, and Fidrych threw 48 pitches. Fidrych's next outing is scheduled for Friday 'against Philadelphia and all of baseball Is hoping he can come back from his miseries. DetrcltManagerSparkyAndersonsald,"Ithoughthethj'ew .the ball better than he had in batting practice and I was ::pleasedwlthhim.Tobeveryhonest,Iwaashockedathow . hard he threw. He threw some balls right by some people." "I had no pain In my arm. I don't think I'll have any problems," Fidrych said. "If it was going to give, it would have given out there. Emotionally, I'm happy. I don't think I could be any more happier or any more satisfied." ___ - Lee Raker connected for 17 points, ineluding five straight free throws in the last 27 SCCOIRIS, to carry Virginia. The Cavaliers, 2110, are home against Michigan on Thursday. Carl Jordan hit a short Jumper with four seconds left and Southwestern Louisiana advanced to the quarter-finals against Minnesota. -were fun, but there's no bird like The Bird. + , . • The Bird Is Back ck !I . made the first of two foul shots with 19 seconds left to lift St. Peter's. The Peacocks. 22-8 and the nation's top defensive team, are at Nevada-Las Vegas Thursday. Clear skies, warm temperatures and a big, happy crowd all came together Saturday af ternoon at the Eastmonte Recreation Center for official o pening day ceremonies of the Altamonte ____________ i-IL Springs Little League. Over 300 players on some :35 teams lined the field, stretching from third base across the infield It I 91 as league president Ralph Cochran welcomed players, parents, guest speakers and supporters 1. of the league. On hand to talk to the youngsters about baseball W * . 0 4 • and the importance of sports was guest speaker Boyd Coffie, Rollins Tars baseball coach. Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd was on hand to toss out the ceremonial season opening pitch before Cochran turned loose the big bunch of anxious ball players for scrimmage action. ____________ + When the official cry of play ball rang through 1 + the air, the players raced to the six fields on the £ • complex for three- inning games, a prelude to the + start of regular season play that begins this week. This is a great experience for young people to be able to play Little League baseball," stated a ' 2-0 111~ 11. smiling league president Ralph Cochran. We'd likee to thank the countless sponsors and all of the behind the scenes people that have hel ped us put the league together and operate . :u 7 + ealch dseason. The s pport from the community -. +• and parents has been great." + IN In addressing the youngsters, guest speaker PWft by ,., D.S.?S Altamonte Springs Little League president Ralph Boyd Coffie encouraged the ball players to enjoy Cochran handled announcer duties and in- the sport and work as hard In school as on the Ma yor Norman Floyd of Altamonte Springs baseball field to create opportunities for their s'yt'1s the baseball before tossing out the troduced guest speaker Boyd ('offie, futures. ceremonial first pitch of the season. Training Camp_Updat. Energy Agency Loaded With Oil People ____ At Ann Arbor, Mich., Mike McGee scored 25 Johnson's 25 points and Reno Gray's 20. In the points as the Wolverines moved past Texas third round, Illinois is honie against ,Nlurrav EI-Paso. Mich.igan next plays at Virginia State on Thursday. Illinois State closed out it's Thursday, Texas-El Paso made it 5148 with season at 20.9 while Illinois raised its record 8:20 to play but McGee and Keith Smith to 20-12. pulled Michigan out of danger. At Minneapolis, Darryl Mitchell and Kevin Mdflale scored 15 points apiece and MmMichigan, which surely would have nesota escaped with a close decision over preferred to Join its brothers in the NCAA, Mississippi. In the next round, the Gophers. not about to knock the NIT. 19.10, are home against Southwestern "I like the idea of playing a team from the WAC, the Big Eight and the Pac-10," said Louisiana on Thursday. Elsewhere in the NIT, it was St. Peter's 34, Michigan Coach Johnny Orr, whose temii is 17-12. "It's a fun thing and a tremendous chal. Duquesne 33; Virginia 57, Boston College 55; Southwestern Louisiana 77, Texas 76; Murray lenge to you, to play teams don't know State 70, Alabama 62; Nevada-Las Vegas 90, thai much about." Long Beach State 81. At Champaign, Ill., the Illini eliminated in a slowdown affair at Pittsburgh, Kevin state rival Illinois State behind Eddie Rosters a 52-pt's-rent free throw shooter. Play Ball! In Altamonte Springs Its ' teams In each league. For further Information, contact the Sanford Recreation Department. - . By United Press International Just so their lodge brothers in the NCAA tournament know that all is well, the Big Ten is quietly taking care of matters in the NIT. Ballyhooed by many in the college basketball community as the nation's out. standing conference, the Big Ten made a clean sweep in the second round of the NIT Monday night with Michigan beating Texas. El Paso, 74-65, Illinois defeating Illinois State, 75-65, and Minnesota stopping Mississippi, 56. The 32-team tournament has now been reduced to eight. Meanwhile, over in the NCAA, with the . team field cut to 16, the Big Ten's four entries are still alive entering the regional semifinals: Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State and Purdue. Patriot s Smash Mark At Relays — "' Big 10 Has Big Guns In NIT Herald Sports Editor 1h 'NUIIJU " From Th e Si delines - ; Tuesday, March 11, 1930—SA HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 2411 OrlandO Dr. - Sanford (17-fl) - fl3-Wl - I • eighth seeded Carrie Meyer of Indianapolis beat Duk lice Lee of Seoul, Korea, 6-4, 6.1. SAVI. qEL + IChELIN! M "' CC*NI II SiAS Pv 1141 $I gox 1111110 - 41 %00 9 90- ( RACING NIGHTLY P.M. (Clowd Sunday) __ w ,- su us P01 VOUI EXHAUST ___ dP W-1 oi ii 8 — WORK 11 MATINEES: Mon Wed . $ at. NEW MATINEE Post Time 5:15 pm . - Infects Box Wi CJITyS C$5'ttt $42 Trifocta Wheel ALL 12 RACES Bta*uaad frgstsajewg McR 'M ER TS TIRES NEW HOURS: Nsa, thrv Fri. $ a.m.-S:i. pm., Sat. $ a.m..l2Neea an PH 322-6151 PH "4415-V41 ØSW.FI*STST. 5fl$ V$w ci.kga ,am, SANFORD 1-sits Thur Way Ladies,Nd, J''WORD- own= EthEL CLUB Id W O Juu a" "Ov 11 92 tearaw NISINVAIIONS- $35 '$00 i.,,, , c. �6A -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ------------- Tuesday, March 11. 1980 SCOREBOARD Dog S Killouragn Bud 10 20 1.80 6 Husker Donna 3.60 0 (SI) 31.00; P (IS) 104.70; 1 (I. S-I) 353.00. Fifthrace-5.1, 0:31:54 1 Forbes 19.10 44.00 4.00 S Ed's Ashling 5.80 3.40 7Corbett 3.80 0(1.5) 41.30; P (1.5) $1.30; I (1 Si) 151.10. Sixth race- S1& A: 31 Besse FVO 7.70 3.00 2.80 JWright Elvis 1.80 3.80 1 Mr Buckingham 3.10 0(4-1)12.40; P (7.4) 44.40; 1 4.1) $4.90. Seventh race- 514, B: 31:14 7 Drifts Ace 8.00 3.60 2.60 5 Shinning Basket 6.60 1.60 80. 6.20 0(23) 21.10; P (7.5) $4.00; T (2• SI) 504.20. Eighth race -3.1, B: 39:03 2 American Ace 26.60 14.00 5.00 Racing DOGS Monday night results First race - 5.14, C: 31:54 7.80 6.20 3.10 8 Depended On 3 Frank Cowles 100 3.40 7 Doll's Julie 2.60 0 (31) 79.40; 1 (637) 791.0. Second race - 5-14, C: 31:57 6Mdntlt Jdnu 300 3 00 7 60 4.00 280 8Cow Girl Baron's Pepper j.10 0(4.1)17 40; P (II) 42.00; 1 (. 8.1) 14100; DO ($4) 21.40. Third race 5-14. M: 31:10 1410 5,00 370 SWonder Bell ?Wrght Alb 7.60 2.40 7 Sue Hater 3.10 0(3-5)10.40; P ($-2) 41.10; 1 (S. 27) 244.40. Fourth race - 5.1$, 0: 31:94 'I San Soulie 12.60 5.00 3.60 (1. - DRAPERIES j Chatelaine 8.00 600 7 Revel 2.80 0(7.4) 4.10; P (2.4) 219.40; 1(2. 4.7) 744.70. Ninthrac,-S.l4, B: 31:17 1 Wright Ante Up 8.60 180 3,80 8 Dancing Daisy 6.00 1.20 .i Manatee Steve 1.20 0(11) 29.40; P (1.1) 49,40; 11. $4) 201.40. Tenth race -5.14, A: 31:47 I Smokin Home 9,20 4.20 3.00 8 Hard Crash 280 260 Rossrt 2 60 0(1.1)10.40; P (1.1) 51.10; 1 9-1) $3.40. Eleventh race -S.1L D: 32:17 IVaguero 12.20 6.00 5.60 2Hahira's Miss 9 6 Faster 3.70 0(2.4)37,40; P (4.2) 219.30; 1(4. 7.4) 297.20. Twelfth race -3.1, C: 39:30 7 Cowboy Boots 5.70 3.10 3.20 . - 3 Dril's Dart 680 6.80 0 Connie .j 5.80 0 (2.3) 23.40; P (2.3) 54.00: T (2. 3.1) 771.10. Attendance 3,343; Handle 330,914. Pro Basketball NBA Standings By United Press lntern4tional Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Boston 53 16 .768 -Phila 51 18 .739 2 New York 35 36 .193 19 Wshngtn 33 36 .178 70 New Jersy 31 11 .131 731 2 Central Division w L Pct, GB Atlanta 41 27 .620 -. Houston 35 36 493 9 San Anton 31 37 .471 Indiana 31 10 .437 Clevelnd 29 43 .403 Detroit 16 55 .225 Western ConIernce Midwest Division W L Pct. Kan City 43 29 .597 Milwauke 11 31 .569 Denver 26 45 .366 Chicago 21 17 .338 Utah 22 51 301 2 16", 1911 211,2 Pacific Division W L Pct. GB Los Ang 50 21 .701 Seattle 11'? so 22 .691 Phoenix 17 21 662 3 Portland 33 38 .465 17 San Diego Golden St. 22 50 .306 281 2 Mondays Games (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games NIT Tournament Second Round St. Peter's 31, Duquesne 33 Virginia 57, Boston Coll 55 Michigan 71, Tex-El Paso 65 Highway Automotive, Inc. $9 05 Auto Air Conditioning '7 College Spring Tune Up Includes Freon and Labor REVHARGE SYSTEM FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM CLEAN CONDENSER FINS 2613 Orlando Dr. (17-92). Sanford Fr estimate if other reoairs needed 171,2Basketball College Basketball Results By United Press International Monday OURSELVES Illinois 75, III. St. 65 SW Louisiana 77, Texas 76 Minnesota SI, Miss. 56 Murray St. 70, Alabama 62 NevL.V. 90, Long Bch St. 81 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UPHOLSTERY-DRAPERIES PH 322.2117 TART YOUR BUS UE SS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW1 I.' Sanford ADVERTISING IIAIR%OWt Carol is offering to her new customers,,. MEN'S STYLE - CUT SHAMPOO and BLOW DRY. REG. 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MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD dUl(35) SANFORD AND SON Fred talks Lamont into having Grady be a boarder in their home 24 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 22) (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred becomes the gang leader of a militant group for the aged -( .. - \". - i.. '\fr . . .. - \ 4.-. \ '.-..•' ,, ., ' - GAME . . __ '' - '. MRS. JAMES I)OYCE PRESCOTT I supervisor at K-mart. Sanford. The bridegroom. a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School, Is a missile technician in the U.S. Navy. Rockville, Md., feels that my as far aslessons taught by the Good It went, but that It didn't go Samaritan, by Jesus, by (a enough. Read on: Moses through the Ten DEAR ABBY: Hold the Commandments? Whatever phone! You told HURT IN happened to plain common ORLANDO (after she'd decency-without money as a written that she took her aunt goal? out to dinner, did her shopGood God! And I'm not even ping, handled her paper-work, a church-goer. What must the paid her bills, cashed herreligious fraternity think? checks, looked after her GEORGE H. LEONARD home, etc.-and got left out of DEAR GEORGE: II the her will), "Keep quiet. Your "religious fraternity" had disappointment Is Un- SI)) thought, on the subject, deratandable, but It's her didn't share them with money and the has the right to do whatever she wishes with advice was on txget - W[V ,,-- ,,,, w5IapputnLeU other abuses. PARkKINO SEAl. YOUR CONCRETE WITH ONcIITIPLU$ Fir Wsrmat1.. survey estitact, JOE NOVOTNY-Dl$T*IIUT0R * BIANAN RD.. FUN PARK, FLORIDA 327$ I& J -__- - didn't suggest to those with estates that they should ask their Intended heirs to do their errands, take them to doctors, write their letters, care for their pets, water their plants and rush them to hospitals rather than Impose on friends simply because they are available, retired, or, most often, because they are more sympa thetic or good-natured than the chosen heirs. Sign me... GOT BURNED IN DENVER i ' ' AN' ' (I. '39"' IM. I•on Pk.AI Ate. 11111111114111111 C Edith and Archie cause havoc at the hospital when Gloria is about to have her baby 7:55 (7) 0 ELECTION RETURNS (NOTE: Reports on election returns will be broadcasted every hail hour.) 8:00 Dance Reservations Extended Shades of opportunism! Echoes of greed! Don't you think your advice should have included something like the following: "Congratulations, dear. Not all of us get the Reservations have been extended to the Annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner and Dance sponsored by the All Souls Home and School Association to be held In the school social halt Saturday night. Ellerbe, reservations a__I .._,al, ttt..._I____I_.. ,•-r.aren to the BYOB _t_L.. OF SHERIFF LOBO Alter Per. kins borrows Deputy Birdie Hawkin's fancy drag-racing car, the vehicle is stolen and used in a bank robbery. (5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Tragedy strikes lust before the Carver team enters the finals of the big inter-city school basketball championship. (71)0 HAPPY DAYS Potsie's ago gets out of hand when he finally oats his bin chance in become aprofessional singer. (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD A dead stock car driver's wealthy mother hires Rockford to investigate her son's "acciden. tal" death. 4(1O) NOVA "The Safety Factor" The safely of air travel is examined on a trip with the pilot and crew of a Laker Air. ways DC.10 as it crosses the Atlantic from London to Los Angeles. (12) (17) MOVIE "Broken Arrow" (1950) James Stewart, Jeff Chandler. In the 1870s, the courage of a scout helps bring Peace between Arizona settlers and the hostile Apaches . au competition. 9:00 0 (4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts. Marie Osmond, Gavin McLeod Guests: Pink Lady, John Bynor, Mel Tillis, Bert Parks, (.5)0 MOVIE "The Plutonium Incident" (Premiere) Janet Margolin, 80 Hopkins. A group of workers at a plutonium processing plant become aware that the site's safety conditions are dangerously inadequate. (1)0 THREE'S COMPANY 1980 WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE - "The Day Of The Dolphin" (C) (1973) George C. Scott, Irish Van Devere. A group of dolphins is kidnapped from their tr3iner by saboteurs who are scheming to blow up a sed HeN S$TSMATU YTI 2511 A OAK AVE. IC*nw d 5. Peek Ave. Gap SANFORD ' - ..., ' ' '' .-,-'.. -'- ..- - - ..... - ............. 7 it, - :c '•5 -4 ... - 11:30 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Alabama. Florida and Georgia primaries are presented 0 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Florida primary are presented 0 NEWS , DJESDAY 2:30 9:30 l t. (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (17) GREEN ACRES 0 4' ANOTHER WORLD tl (35)1 DREAM OF JEA NNIE 1 (17) THE GIGGLESNOR1 HOTEL 10:00 0 ,4: CARD SHARKS 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT t11 U GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:30 0 .4 HOLLYWO OD SQUARES !1(35) ill .5 !) (35) PTL CLUB i)2,(17)MOVIE 3:30 3:30 5:05 1.71 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE) 5:20 2:' (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 5) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 10:55 (5) 0 CBS NEWS 4:00 3 THE BRADY BUNCH I 5) 0 BEWITCHED fl 0 MERV GRIFFIN (1) (35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS i24 (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN 6 11:30 0 4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE ()0 FAMILY FEUD 4:30 0 @3 EMERGENCY ONEI () 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (11) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 11:55 (12) (17) NEWS AFTERNOON 5:30 (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER FRIENDS 12:00 i2 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (WED) 0 1.4 CHAIN REACTION iS) 0 110 NEWS 2 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE(THU) (111 (35)1 LOVE LUCY (24'(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 5:40 1.i2)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON) il2) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) THE FLINT. STONES (10) VILLA ALEGRE (MON, WED) i24' (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (TUE. THU. FRI) 11:00 0 4' HIGH ROLLERS 5) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ) Q LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) MORNING 5:00 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (i35) TOM AND JERRY GRAMMING (MON. TUE. FAIl (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) 5:30 0(4'NEWS 0MASH (1) C ALL IN THE FAMILY (1,2j (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (WED) 5:50 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 6:00 0 (.4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) 0 @3 PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 0 @3 THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS (THU) 0 (4 ) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) ic'i t £1 HEALTH flb FIELD III nO SUNRISE (12) (17) LISTEN (MON) 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0 ED ALLEN (151 (17) NEWS 6:45 14 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 () 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 0 (4) TODAY a MORNING NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA 1135SHAZAM(MON) '$ (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY .[i) (35) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY (WED) 11) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR 'THU) II) (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 14 (10) SESAME STREET (17) FUN HOUSE 7:25 - 0(43 TODAY IN FLORI DA (L)U 0001) MORNING FLORIDA , 7:30 0(14) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA 1j) (35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ([I) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (10) OVER EASY (12) (17) LUCY SHOW 8:25 0 @1) TODAY IN FLORIDA j U GOOD FLORIDA . _ Co."" SPECIAL Results of the Florida primary and a look at the latest occurrences in Iran are presented 12 (17) NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR ___ MORNING _ AL __ - Treve O.My Msasgsr II WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL II WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Chicken Dinner $179 ' -.4*. 1' 14. MAIN 3 PIECES OF CHICKEN, MASHED POTATOES OR BAKED BEANS OR COLESLAW 2 VEGETABLES NOT ROLL PLUSI '2.25 SHRIMP DINNER .'. 323-7710 or 32348" i. 1100 110 NEWS (12 '(17) 12:30 0 '4 NEWS ()SEARCH FOR TOMORROW .t. 0 RYAN'S HOPE Ii (35) DICK VAN DYKE 12 (17) MOVIE 1:00 Old DAYS OF OUR LIVES j5 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS J 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 11(35)35 LIVE 2:00 s .1 THE DOCTORS 0 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE M" (35) GOMER PYLE 2:25 TRIO (TUE) The girls wreak havoc when they return to duty as WACs for a men vs. women survival Is..., SPICIAL PACKAGE RATE. FOR PEOPLE OVER s Ssrviug Sanford for 25 Ylers i,5) 0 0 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES ii S IMMEDIATE TAG INSURANCE - 7T ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:30 Complete Travel III VINO ALL UMINOU COUNTY 47 (112) (17) (!) U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY it." According to Sherry favorite (111(35) MOVIE SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR22's PILED t._.Cotchard' •., WUL YOU Wallace, 321-2847, or Sandy Troaper, 3224517. A hot and cold buffet will begin at 8p.m. followed by dancing to Three More, from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. There will be door prizes and favors. Cost is $9 per person. Jolane Meinke and Charmly Mann will perform. They are dancers with Ballet Guild of Sanford-SemInole, BUIR AGENCY thorn from the weather and SEAL YOUR BLACKTOP WITH party checkout to Judeo-Christian ethics? Whatever happened that her guests for a New Year's Eve come dressed as their year. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Alistair Cooke. (Part 2 of 2) boat carryina the president of Seal your parking areas before WE FEATURE Truck Mounted Cleaning Unit We Heat The Water We Do Not Use Y0411 B.drIc4t)f No Wolff Moss Ins Ysur He*i SOns $Isp CI.oning P,.os.s W. Do NolUse $lt.iPps. Move All Furniture NUB We F.OM. Gemjinq 230 FLORIDAI 1D (35) MAUDE Maude insists ., -. of partners 'ii a modern marriage (35) CANDID CAMERA 1) 93 TIC TAC DOUGH 530 THE NEWLYWED .,,. - -- theu.S (I 1/2hrs) 8:30 24 (10) UNDERSEA WORLD Q (,!'i TODAY OF JACQUES COUSTEAU 11 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 9:30 t%J (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO Q TAXI The cabbies try to i24 (10) PAINT WITH NANCY straighten out Reverend Jim (MON) and get Louie to hire him as a 2(10) JULIA CHILD AND new driver (R) COMPANY (TUE) 10:00 , (10) FOOTSTEPS(WED) 0 HART TO HART The i (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) Harts enter the world of psy' VICTO. 4 (10) CROCKETTS chic phenomena to help a Hart RY GARDEN (FRI) employee with ESP who is the , (17) ROMPER ROOM larQet of a deranged killer. 9:00 10:30 DONAHUE 6 @' 6 .4 UNITED STATES ) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (Premiere) Beau Bridges and 11 o MOVIE Helen Shaver star as Richard ii' (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER and Libby Chapin in new (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY comedy series about the status (R) 7:30 ' - .yir - TV 0 @3 7:00 FACE THE MUSIC Phone: (305) 3234112 Arrangements Expires 611W.$PthSt, 323-%01 3-3140 SANFORD 33140 out that her lather is rich (10) ART OF BEING HUMAN "Knaves And Fools" (17) BOB NEWHART Bob finds himself with unhappy and hostile patients who refuse to attend his Christmas party. - 101 W. First Street Sanford, Fla. 32771 Auto'TnIckRiasijmsIing I - '' - •.•' "'- o-. EVENING opportunity to help someone me. But read on for a w orthy else in such a clearcut way. suggestion from it reader in Your good feelings as a result Denver. should far outweigh the loss DEAR ABBY: In your reply you now feel. Surely when you to the person who had done did these things for your aunt, many favors for an aunt but u had no motive in mind was left out of her will, 1 such as ultimate payment." suspect many of your readers Abby, whatever happened kiassen Travel Service Inc. deterioration sets in. Protect __________________________________________________ DEAR ABBY: You rattled my cage with your advice to HURT IN ORLANDO, telling hr to keep quiett afterhelping a well-to-do aunt In so many ways, then learning that this aunt was leaving her nott4ng In her will. ou should have told her to speak up. Sometimes elderly people need to be reminded of the favors people do for them, It could be nicely put, such as: "I have enjoyed shopping for you, paying your bills, doing your paper-work, taking you to dinner, cashing Your checks and looking after your home. Why have you never considered remembering me In your will? She surely couldn't take offense at that. I never could bring myself to tell my father of the many injustices I suffered from his dxnghtIewIeu. Now that he (a gone, I regret deeply that I liver spoke i.It may not have changed the way he left things, but I would have felt better If I had spoken my mind, MRS. A. IN PALM SPRINGS DEAR MRS. A.: A reader In AN RENT Y-COMPAII 1)4151 FEATURES 111110.00 OFF *11 . " ;... Sometimes Elder Peoe lypl Need Reminding Of Favors OWN FOR LOS EMU&Nwas d.. TONIGHT'S event will be uvxpIeu until Wednesday night. NOW IN SANFORD . S REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTRI PING- CUSTOM STRIPING Occasions If you are planning an crowning touch on the event Williamson's Communicat. signs and key tags. awards program, Sanford with a crown Or tiara. They ions. The shop is open Monday Sanford Trophy gives you a Trophy Shop at 2109 French also have prize ribbons. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 choice of diamond engraving, Ave., Sanford, is the place to For your club installation or p.m. electronic engraving or go. Whether you are planning presentation to the outgoing photostatic engraving. a bridge tournament, horse president there are gavel plaques the shop offers and Twenty-four hour service is In addition to troph1 show, CB Jamboree or sports plaques and wooden gavels. available on moat in-shop banquet you will find just the your award Is m on the pen sets, name plates, identification pins, name right plaque whether it's bigor ortrophy, small, humorous aide, they can tags, dog tags, desk plates, Stop by the shop or call 322. provide a gag award, directional signs, professional 4135. Is your organization Opened In the first week ol choosing a queen or holding a January, Sanford Trophy, beauty contest? Sanford owned by Anita Williamson Trophy Shop can put the and Pat Young, is next door to MODALS ON S I Glass & Paint Company, Inc. 210 Magnolia, Sanford COMPUTEBODY 'ANDPAINT SHOP 4 Pat Young, Co-owner of Sanford Trophy Shop with some of awards In stock. VT$ tlLrnq t .&tgdio., I?PFRIENDLY PERSONAL ATTENTION 3393192 Mem-Fri. io-we Sat. 11.3 I j ZOTOS HIM OUT d, 0 Seka,ptj Ph. 322.4622 VINYL TOPS DYED OR REPLACED 351i, or 322.7003 -, E11 Framing (BRAKES-OVERHAUL -TUNE.UP) OUR NEW LOCATION IS W EK Custom COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE Specializing in Service a. Parts for V.W.'s BURGLAR ALARMS FIRE ALARMS PANIC ALARMS MEDICAL ALERT DEAD BOLTS GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Jeffry McKowan served the bridegroom as best man. Ushergroomsmen were Charles Prescott, brother of the bridegroom, and Richard Ray, the bride's brother. The bride presented her wedding bouquet to her grandmother, Mrs. M ildred Ray, as a token of appreciation for attending this wedding of her last grandchild. The reception was held in the church social hail In a setting of two tables overlaid with white lace table cloths. Two silver candela bra accented the large wedding cake, Following a wedding trip to Atlanta, the newlyweds will make their home at 109 Falrlane Circle, Sa nford. The bride, a 1979 graduate of Seminole High School, Is a Tuesday, March 11, 1910-lB TUESDAY. Judith Ann Ray and James Doyce Prescott were married Feb. 16, at 1 p.m., at the Upsala Presbyterian Church. Rev. Darwin Shea performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Ray of Sanford, The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Prescott of Route 1, Sanford. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of white windsong satin, overlaid with chiffon, fashioned with a matching chapel train. The gown featured a narrow high collar and ong uU sleeves with lace appliques. Clusters of seed pearls lavishly embellished the bodice and train, - Her fingertip veil of Imported illusion was secured to a lace capencrusted wi th pearls. She carried a cascade of white and peach roses interspersed wi th baby's breath. Nancy McKowan attended the bride as matron of honor. Her gown was blue crepe with a matching chiffon overlay. She wore a spray of baby's breath in her hair and carried a bouquet of white roses, blue carnations and baby's breath. Bridemaids were Vivian Dannely and Cindy Wilson. They wore peach crepe gowns with peach chiffon overlays. Each wore baby's breath in her hair and carried white carnations and peach roses. PH. 322.4535 2109 FRENCHAVE.-. SANFORD (Next To WIllIemsen's CommunIcations) PLAQUES- TROPHIES- DESK SETS DESK PLATES -NAME TAGS -PEN SETS MEDALS- RIBBONS -KEY CHAINS 24 HOUR ENGRAVING SERVICE Ewning Heiald Himald - STYLING ROPHY SHO Call 322•2611 NOW! FREE ESTIMATES-NO OBLIGATION NIX Custom Bedding 'a. udith Ray, :J.D. Prescoff ii -- Repeat Vows Business Review Used furniture *Fos m cut to order PHONE 322.1111 607 W. 251h ST. GB - Houston at New York San Antonio at Washington Philadelphia at Atlanta New Jersey at Cleveland Boston at Indiana Kansas City at Chicago Golden State at Denver Los Ang at San Diego Wednesday's Games Houston a? 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SOc 9 of SANFORD-LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" PH. 323-1910 w Sanford �- Vt. .4_ - .e-. .....-.. - 2I- v.nlng Herald Sanford, FL - - - - - - U U For 1st Time In 4 Months WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first time in four months, sales declined at the nation's retail stores. But government economists say the decline was too small to indicate the beginning of a trend toward less consumer spending. The Commerce Department reported Monday sales fell 0.7 precent in February. Retail sales totaled $78.98 billion last month, $564 million less than in January. The February decline may indicate consumers finally are starting to ease back on their spending - a development that that may slow down the general economy and aid in the struggle against inflation. But administration economists said the decline may not be very significant. They noted sales were still 2.6 percent ahead of December and 11.1 percent higher than a year earlier. Three Mile Island Warning MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UPI) - The disabled Three Mile Island nuclear reactor must be decontaminated as quickly as possible because of the threat of more accidents, the plant operators say. Robert C. Arnold, acting president of Metropolitan Edison Co., said Monday delaying the cleanup posed several potential, though unlikely, hazards - even the extremely remote chance of a reactor meltdown. He said this week's venting of a small amount of kypton85 gas -47 millicur lea - did not pose a health threat to the publlc and asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to approve additional steps to clean up the crippled plant. The venting of the gas, trapped in an air lock passageway that leads Inside the reactor containment building since the worst accident in nuclear-industry history last March 28, began Monday and Is to conclude Weckiesday. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Westlnghouse Electric says it is highly unlikely a defective turbine could disintegrate with enough force to pierce the thick, concrete wails of a reactor containment building. But the reactor manufacturer said Monday it has been "closely working" with its utility customers for the past five months to see that a cracking problem Involving its turbines never results in a nuclear-related accident. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which asked 19 nuclear plants to inspect for the turbine cracking problem on Dec. 28, has identified a risk of highspeedP failures in 10 reactors equipped with Westinghouse turbines. Hand Reveals Murder SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - A teen-ager, whose brother spotted a hand sticking out of a mound of dirt, was charged with killing his drinking companion and burying the body in the back yard, The 16-year-old suspect In the stabbing death was arrested Monday outside Juvenile Court, where he had just been sent to reform school In another incident Officers said the younger brother called them early inthemorrdngwhenheawoketof1ndarnounofdjr the back yard and discovered the hand sticking out of it. Police said the arrested youth and the dead teenager had been drinking together the night before. They said the victim had several stab wounds. Gacy Trial Winds Down CHICAGO (UP!) - With testimony completed in the mus sex-murder trial of John Wayne Gacy, only final argwnenta and a few legal technicalities remain before the case is turned over to the jury. The graphic, tearful and often complex testimony ended Monday, after 101 witnesses were called In 28 days. It will be up to the seven-men, five-women jury to decide whether Gacy Is innocent, innocent by reason of Insanity, or guilty of 33 counts of murder. U convicted, Gacy could be sentenced to die in the eloctric chair. Aulslant Cook County State's Attorney 'Irry Sullivan delivers the prosecution's closing arguments today, followed by Sam Amlrante's closing defense segwneats. T•st.Tube Babies Planted NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) - A group of would.be nwAhers are waiting to see if eggs fertilized in petri dishes and placed in their wombs develop into the nation's first teat-tub, babies. Officials at Norfolk General Hospltal disclosed Monday during the peat two weeki they have inserted fertilizad eggs In som, of thesis women inthetrinvitro fertilization clinic - the nation's first. Researchers are hopeful the eggs will attach to the wale of 11* women's utenan., a auclal step In in-vitro (.rUliza Sih attaching can take upto 14 days and when actgsvedlsefIn,du U WgI'mlngo(pregnancyby marq scientists. Others, however, define pregnancy as mnznsnclng with the fertilization of a humw egg. Even U 11w egge attach, officials have warned some In-vitro pregnancies, jt like natiral pregnancies, may rensit In miscarriages. - AI1IANTA (UP!) - A cuter In the bank fraud trial of Bert Ive and tbrs. co-d.fv'danta says the tnssg should conclude Its by Euler, ,sig culaUon that the .tjt.wssk old trial could ciris, f,, aI more ment1w Presenter EdwIn Tosnko mad. his estisviste Mon. wih:: so far. Defines attorney Nick Qillivis added that be d ant aspect his F.s,tljtlan wWtza weld kwfere with Ton*o'a )s'U And the toW wUl may. Jr. - - Officers Kill Undercover Policeman "I'm CALE ND - It was not known if any of the pellets that struck the officer in the chest and abdomen were fired from the suspect's gun. Higbie said the officers involved in the gun battle were members of a special surveillance team trailing suspect and a female accomplice. It was the first day the couple had been watched by the team. The officers trailed the couple to the savings and loan in a business district of Manhattan Beach, a suburban coastal community southwest of Los Angeles. The team took up hidden positions around the couple's car, suspecting the two were about to commit a holdup, Higbie said. When the suspect walked out of the office, Higble said, waiting officers contacted the savings and loan and determined a robbery had taken place. The officers then closed in on the robber. The suspect fled, firing at officers, finally rwuii, ip a flight of stairs leaillng to upper deck of a parking structure where his getaway car was parked. Hague apparently was hit just before simultaneous shotgun blasts killed the suspect The woman suspect, sitting in the driver's seat of the suspect's car, was handcidfed and taken away in a police car, Matthattan Beach PeMce did not arriv, until the shooting was over. Paramedics who __ transported the mortally wounded officer to South Bay Ho*tal In nearby Redondo Beach said B.gele was "conscious and alert." He died shortly after rlval. Hagule lived In the cornsnamity of Granada Hills with hi* wife, son, 15, and dueg'ater, 13. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. ' Seminole Orindo - Winter Park 3222611 831-9993 Cl acciricr " Description of Property Lots 119 + 120 Longwood PB I PG 21 Name in which assessed Lakeview Towers Development Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. A Tribute to Stan Kenton featuring 20-piece Altamonte Springs Community Jazz Ensemble, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Eastmonte Civic Center, Longwood Avenue. "Yosmg'st-Heart" Dance, 8p.m.; instruction, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Open to public. MONDAY, MARCH 17 Florida St. Patrick's Day Parade and Street Party, 7 p.m., Downtown Winter Park on Park Avenue from Swoope to Lyman avenues, Food and entertainment. ibtonday Morners Toulrnasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, MARCH11 Seminole County H"ue SocIety, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Speaker - J. Lee Petropulos, of J&J Exterminating, on pest control. THURSDAY, MARCH20 AARP.NART covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker-Mrs. Linda Joyce, Home Health Service SATURDAY, MARCH22 Salute to the United States variety show in honor of DeBary Firemen's Au'lLiary's th Anniversary, 7:30 p.m., Deaary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Coloinba Rd., Tickets available at the door. WEDNESDAY, MARCH30 Prr'i C..rIl 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Qsmb.r of Comrnerëe building. Torn Hunt will speak on Ronald McDonald House. SA'IIJIDAY, MARCH21 MinIcomputer demeultati., 9:30'll am., Deltona Public Llbr wy A novice's Introduction to use of minicomputers in education, games, home and business ____ Central Pledda Art A Ontdnr Mt Uhsv' to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Saving., 01 E. CulUnial Iv, Or1aad. SATURDAY, APR05 "O III*nt*, F Easter Bonny, and a special theatr, performance, 10.11:30 a.m. Pine (e Center of the Arts, Inc. gazabo, MN ____ RwsiIopli St., (Iando. 3 Lincs Min,mum ___________________________ 18-Help '--'g Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate' Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. ter, Fl. 33515. - Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Greet'. Deputy Clerk Publish March 4, 11. 15, 25, 1910 DET13 - Earn extra money at home Good pay. Easy work. No experience necessary. Start immediately. Send name and Assist. Mgr., P.O. Box P. Sanford, Fl. 32771. Wanted Exp. D' . Clerks Apply in person only 3200 S. Orlando Dr. AAA EMPLOYMENT LOWEST FEE & 50, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. M.F. WANTED DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to (II. any objections they may have that challenges the validIty of the decedent', wiU, the qualifications of the personal repres.ntative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dole of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: March 11, 1950. Linda Spencer Foster and Donna J. Stlmpson As Personal Representative of the Estate of RAYMOND M. SPENCER Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl. REPRESENTATIVE: W. THOMAS LOVETT, of STANLEY, HARMENING LOVETT Post Offic. Box 1706 Orlando, Florida 32502 Telephone: (305) 422.3912 Publish March 11, 10, 1950 DET.0 The Mossish is just on, of Ome,, I1CII are seldom peduit '- STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OP ANDIRSON IN THE FAMILY COURT South Carolina Department of Social Services, Petitioners, vs. William Fred Quackenbush, Ill; Billy Joe Quackenbush, a minor under the age of fourteen years and Loretla Louise Quackinbush, a minor under the age of fourteen years, Respondents. SUMMONS TO THE RESPONDENT, William Fred Quackenbush, ill: You are hereby Summoned and required to answer the Petition In this action, which Petition was filed In the Office of the Clerk of Court for Anderson South Carolina, on February 7, 1950, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Petition upon the sub. scribers at their Office, 301 North Main Street, Anderson, South Carolina, within 20 days after the last publication of this Summons and if you fail to answer the Petition within the time aforesaid, the Petitioner is this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the Petition. Michael D. Glenn. County, of MCINTOSH, THRELKELD, GLENN SHERAND, ,, Februa,'yl, in, AfldS,I.n. South Carolina. Publish March Ii. II, 25. i DETIS Hsn's II £. i,i, orstoilos the r.st of ****** :RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply in perSon Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 930 - Mary City Hall, 323-7910. I .'j4kt.'y': èi_ - - . in TOLL - DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS 30 Hwy. 17-fl Bingo Every Wed. 1 Sat.. Early Birds 7:15p.m. Did you know that your club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3.50 per wiek? This Is an ideal. way to inform th, public .01 yait cIub.activ 1t1i, It your club or organ' ization would $ be Ike Iniluded in ' - -._" • - , •. -, - -, •+•_ - Unfurnished2BR,AC, Kitct?inlquipped, 323-OOSI,aft.6327 563, this listing EwnIng HeuWd BuildIo'4ourIotor1our FHAVA,FHA23$&315 M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR . MU 3fl.o$o,eviS.3330V__ - - .. - Th:'ee 10ff aluminum frailers E'icellenf condition Priced to sell 205 22? 6193 days, or 205 222 6120 nights - - -- Antiques Oriental Rug'. Slot machines floies Bridges Antiques. 323 2801 Mi,jc -.- Sale 80-Autos fot' _________ 72-Auction • WE BUY CARS ''.- c,Ufs AUCTION LAKE 1-RONT. HELEN AREA, LOTS OF R,2B.foryhouseS3S.00Odn,, owner financed 299 55 3397 Realtor-Associate. REALTY _________ qualified buyers. II? Carver Ave. 1-293 9574. _________________________ ATOUCHOFCOUNTRY Long WOOd. 4 BR, 26 oversIzed lot, i comm. $39,500. ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized BR's, 28's 4- guest cottage & much more. Only 579,900. 2565 Branch Office ---- -- 24 Hi's. consider termv. Orlando 277-1790. OAKS-Rural lakefront 3 BR, 28 has 2100 sq ft on gorgeous 297' deep lot w.lOO' frontage. A must see at $U,300 BRAND NEW BEAUTYStunning 3BR 2B w-plush cpig., brick fireplace, dream kit & huge berm; on 1g., tread' ioi for 519,90011 -- ____________________________ Model_Inc.,_Realtor_6443013 537,10011 EXECUTIVEAODRESSI0rthis newly built 3BR, 3D w-22$4 sq SunlandEstates,CB,38R,1',B, 2car carport, lg.utiiityrm. w. shelves, workbench, fenced bit yd, 1g. unit AC I. oil heat. Freshly painted. $31,000 to 4 pct. $10,000 mtg. It, inter -coin., solarium I replace on ½ acre wooded , lot. SflS000. CHECK THIS PRICEI 2 itOt 3 BR, 1½ B home w-nsw car. peting 1. 2 porches on co,'ner lot. 1316112. Broser.orwr. Jfl j,., MULTIPLE' LISTINO-Rt!ALTOR CUSTOM BUILT RYOWNER3 BR, 2½ B w2100 sq ft of quality features on beautiful u,ox. , 142*125 corner III. Below cost at 576.11011 IF YOU RIAII.Y WANT TO YOUR NOV11. CALL SiLL 3)1.1714WI HAvE BuyI, I 519E lstSt.,3325717 _____ _________ OLD DBL-WIDE'- AWARDREALTY 3397o - Painting 7045 Park Ave. 3726509 ___________________________ 2fl?l-fwy 1792 P,nti, By Anthony Cor,no Qualify In? or Ext pressure _____________________________ _____________________________ Dressn'iaking 59.j5ical Merchandise Alterations, Dressmaking cleaning Drapes, Upholstery Pianos S organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 312-4403.2202 French __________________________ ------- 62-L_awn-Garden YWail YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 323-1510 __________________________ Painting&R.psIr )rywall, Ceilings, anti Walls reocired. lIes. & Comm Remoael & Additions. Call $31-5399or 8670136 _______________________ Animal CaliBart . Calianytime319-5259 _________________________ ___________________________ s'eepng boxes. We cater to your pet. 322.5752 P3Q$o9i'aphy __________________ house Cleaning Wedding photography by John . Housewlvei Cleaning Service Cullum Free engageme't photos or color 0*10. 323 5255. __________________________ aARROW'S WELDING ' (jeIi!va I I I ardeq I1oins inuve1iis APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" Rebuild Condemned Houses $tullo -1,2,3 BR. Suite; SEP VI C F 321-0511 n,qualmtyoperatiori I Syrs exp. Patios, Driveways. etc. Wayne Beal. 327-13?1 S Uflfvrn. - Adult Family Pill - Laundry lOviat - I - Story REAL. ESTATE REALTOR.3fl.7455 Beautiful country lot in Ds'ltona, located ott Courtland & SIialIowford. $3,300 323.7009 after 5 PaintingS Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Regular or 1 timq basis 677 5894 Zoned Residential in County. 116.500 cash, trade, lets dial. $1 Directory. Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat, of f floor - I NEEDASERVICEMAN?you'll find him listed in our Business We do wash windows - I SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 3 lots total 100 x 1%, directly across from Sanora entrance. I I Trent Painting IRepair InteriorS Exterior Free Est 322 3553 Personalized, fast, dependable lso mse Real Estate & Business Ioaes- Florida Mor 'tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 4222976. _______________________________ 323 9031 _______________________ FILL DIRT&TOPSOIL __________________________ _________________________ Interior- Exterior Free Est Grooming& Boarding 47A-i'tgig BotgI* UTATE Breker 3720071. ___________________ &SokI ___________________________ Will buy st 1 2nd mortgages. We s.N.IP.n,Cassae'nt,Pl. Sve.862.MS! . I 373 0941 INC. Free Est ROY'S PAINTING - - 322.0707 _________________ . Vent Yard Debris, Trash. Appliances 8. Misc. (LOCAL 13495371 Clock Repair _________________________ __________________________ ROBSON MARINE Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar - 6½ acres for only 516.500 good terms. Ostein. Ught Hauling Accessories guitarist. Studied theory 8. at Chicago Con servatory of Music. Beginners, enroilnow, $Sa lesson. Student guitars available, $79. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, Webuyequlty intrnusM.apts., & vacant land. Lucky Investments, P. 0. 60* 29 Sanford 323-4741. GkOVES Ba. 55-Boats & tws. We specialize in- lilt' floors installed NEW 8. REPAIR 1st 830 1183 aft 6 ______________________ We buy yout equify, cloie in 24 43..4_otsAc,'sage FARMS ?6?9OrlandoDrPh.32203.52 Center I Studio, Sanford. ___________________________ (omplefeMobile home Repair 3.49 S259 - - -- - ________________ composition Wooded acre wanted for sog cabin. Trade$7,000 mtg. for all orpart,ownerhold bal. Prefer Sanford area P.O. Box 1306 Altamonte Springs. BeautIful 1g. 2 BR, 20, w. Central H&A heat pump, big bdrms., 1. huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold Hall Realty, inc. 323-5771. MEINTZER TILr New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 2$ yrs. E*p. 669 656? ____________________________ GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher S professional 47-Real Estate Wanted -- When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close your phone because to something wonderful is about to happen Tile Sanford, Fla 32771 - MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrIandoDr. 323.5200 VAlFHAFinancing YR. --- ____________________ ____________ bee our beautiful new BROAD. SERVICESUNLIMITED Homt'Repair&Ilemodeling 327077? 74hr5 --........... _____________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER PlumbIng supply business 4 real estale & inventory. 1113,000. W. Maliczowski, REAIOR. ___________________ H. Ereest MOIlI 5t'. Bargain Price$3?,000 TOWER'SBEAUIVSALON Good used TV'S, 1756. up CommercIal lot in Longwood on Hwy 477, across from Lyman HSCellHenry9.S747 Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anylime 1-773-070?. Hon'w Repair ____________________________ formerly I-farriett's Beauty Nook ._ ________________ $77,000.. RANCHES HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3BR home w-eat In kit., new paint inside i , & fenced corner lot. Only ' TELEVISION RCA color conSole 25". sold new over 5.700 Balance due $11500 or take over my payments St,II $17 00 month I warranty. Wtll deliver Call 8675394_ 46-Commercial propetly 42-Mobile Homes 1 GIANT BeautCa ___________________________ -- ____________________________ _____________________________ ---- . - MILLERS approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will 3230372 _______________________ TV repo 19" Zenith Sold oriv Whatever ftiv occasion. there isa $493.75 bal. $183.16 or SI? mo classif ('ti .10 to sOtvc it Try Agent339$386 __on, soon Classif,t'd Ads will always give you more Much , Much Curamic More Ihan you expect 1 BR, 18, all appl. md. W&D, luau 323-5774 __________________ - 1973 Buick Regal $900 1971 Mvstang%600 J.u " II 53 'IhJRadbo.Ste,'e° ____________________________ UROKE P 74395 MyrtleAv" Orlando Sanford 3?? IS?? 321 0640 --- Harold Realty, lflC k_ -______________________ - -- ______ _______________________ ' _ 111 Ref repo 16 cu ft trost frre Orig now $705 or $19 ,,iO Agent 339 3336 SEIGLER REALTY -- 323-2222 Realtors/MIS - - - PARK REALTORS Eves; 349$.400, 332.1959, 323-4307 Eveg. 3220612, 377 III? 207 E. 25th St. YOUR -- ______________________________________________________________________ Kt t'IMOPF WASHI- 1 Parfs Service LISed Machines MOONFY A('PL lANCES 3730697 29 743$i, S French (I? 97) Sanford 41-A---COIldOITIlflIUflfl Multiple Listing Service - - When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. 373 9111 - The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors jUST MAKI PAYMENTS -'69 fc '75 models. Call 3399100 or 334 4605 (Dealer) --- 107W. 27th Sf. - kLL OF THE ABOVE PRO PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MOPE NOT ADVERTISED CALL US ANYWAY WORLD. The reserved price. Call 904 253 fr further details. 1111 __________________________ BATTERY SHOP Wasfic'r repo C'u tfelu.,' n,,icf,'l Sold orig 5409 36, used short finn' tIM $1119 tier $19 3% mu Aqent 339 8386 CHOICE FROM $1,500 - 1980 Tr,IvL'I Trailer 35. tip Out, AC. carpeted. Iqe BR. deluxe fur,, P.ltiO doOrS, many cx tras. ,IuSt sell ftiis week Cost SI t,600 selling $6,995 I .425 3368 - . ----------------BARGAIN TV's -- WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR COVE, Tuesday &aturdayat 7:10. It's t. only one in Florida. You Wt A OK TIRE 322 7480 SIioks $495 IIt'.ivy Duty 5695 New ftatte'rics$?995 2113 French Ave., Sanford Wtypaymore' HERB'S TV 75975 Sanford Aye 323 173,1 SERVICE. ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. $9.900 RIAGE Hwy 92. I mU,' west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a p1L AU TO AUC T ION every 75-Recreationai Vehicles -- - I'j ________ ANYTIME NEW HOMES with payments $2501. under to 8166 ACRES IN 'JPSALA TO 5.6.900 CASH OR TERMS. 4 BR, 28 LR S. DR or 3 BR. 28w 1g. FR, new roof, wds., carpet I appl. No qualifying, I yr. warranty, goOd location, 7435 Myrtle Ave. $5050 assume $31,550. 305 857-3029 aft 6 wIt days. - LAKE OWNER SAYS REDUCE S _________ DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION cfenti,ll 76-Auto Parts Pust, contrnls, has caro usel, stiB in warranty OrqinaIIy 5649. assume pay ments of $71 mo. Acuent ) LOIS, AREA OF IN - fOr 1st.,:,' Comrnc'rcial 8. Pesi ,'iifit'nS t2 Appraisals Call telIc Aip ton. 173 620 ______________________ $7,900 EACH. C.OING - -- - .- - -- 52ppliances ---- MICROWAVE FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. 321-0759 Coignmenfs accepted SANFORDAUCTION 373 1340 . -- ___________ -- 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED 311 323-7832 i1 II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC 5.56,900 . 322-2420 Lit. Harney, lake (font. • CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Sanford's Sales Leader call WaltCappel23-6400 Knowles Realty Inc. 6203005 REALTOR 41-HoUSes __________________ HAL COIJUT call: U4,500f V Enterprise. Inc. Homes Used full site hotel motel bed ding Very clean, $1195 Ca. CNoll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of Sanford 322 8721 Lg rms, Mother-in law suite, Cash for your (Ott Will build on your lOt m our lot, - blk. _________ I ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL i NG HILLS, NICELY WOOD F VOL U SI A COUNTY $28,500 pool & patio. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. All this for VA-i' HA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment DELTONA. 2 BR $233, lit, last, '$100 sec. No pets. Avail, now. :Owo,r. 574-1040. B home on a Noil's Sanford Fur- delivery niture Salvage, 17 92. So of Sanford. 322 57" -'la'rd Rock n1aIe,t:alclii,,q coffe& end tables $85 327 6574 ________-------_________ deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. 551,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 53236507. LIST NOWI - t.p21S UTILITY TRAILER 8iS $285 323 80Th APPI IAN( I S S.Inlørd Fur nit un' Salvaq,' 127 Hill seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local US ACR ES WOODED ROAD F RON I AGE DEL TUNA AREA $12,700 l6ioSanfordAvp SUPER 4 BR. 2 B in Mayfair, beautiful lot. C HIA, FR, FP, Eve$.3495100 322.pS9 , 'DELTONA- 3 BR, '½ Furnished, carport. enc. porch, no pets, in First area. off of total inventory 01 brand new intersprinç) bedding. These ACRES $31,500 ________ REALTOR 332-4951 MULTIP.1.E LISTING SERVICE ______________ ________________________________ s%u H --- _________________________ -____________________________ 1974 750 Honda. some custom nice clean $1150, aft 6 p m 323 2299 79-Trucks-Trailers oRIEN1RUC.S WANTED Top Prices Pad Used. any condition 6448126 ____ ', BARY AREA. IS WOODED 42 C ASH fenced bk, like new, close in. Consider leaseoption. Owner 544.500. AIH,w-wcarpel,DR,panFR, STEMPER AGENCY flHouseS FU,'niShed Vacant Lake Mary. 32 $39,500 or besf offer. recrmwbar. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. only $49,500. 2541 S. FrenChAve. 3220231 332.0779.322-5353.3223772 Lk. Mary, The Crossing, rent wiffioption,3BR,2B, FP, FR, '$525nigot. sø147O. Meetings Busin.ss .7:30 1st Tues. NICE BUILDING LOT 70'xl3O. COUNTY. CLOSE IN. $3,500. .* P additional features. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only 5.55,000. beautiful lot, many extras, C ALLFLORIDAREALTY SANFD REALTOR Owner. 5741040. South of Sanford GOOdS I ___ -- HIGHWAY I I FRONTAGE. Dc Lake front country charm, 2 BR, 28. brick FP, 1g. lakeside SPECIAL 3 BR 6+. acres on beautiful WekIva River 1. Hwy 46. 5110,000. :OELTONA. 2 BR $200 lit, last, $100 Sic. No pets. Avail now, - - .__ unique features in desirable Mayfair, on l'i lotsI Many more. BPP SERVICE CON- UNLIMITEDPOTENTIAL Development opportunityl One entireblock Z.comm on W. lit St. 1110.000. • 43-Lots-ACreage W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 377 7881. Sanford REALTORS TRACT. $66,000. for more details. sac.862-7393. '17ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR 'SORRENTO. OLD S BEDROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' 1 FENCIN'. $350 MONTH. SE I G L ER REALTY BROKER. 3210&40. - BEAUTIFULIBR2'aBhomein Loch Arbor. Pool & patiot CM & AC, eat in kit, FR, much 3227912 BR. FP home. close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call ,k,Mary,newlydecOrated3 BR, 28 w-garage on quiet cul-de -1 - it*ttot OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED! 3 BR I B home w-many Ideal retirement or startIng. 2 - Chaper 322.7611 .w.,':. REALTY sewer. Super localion $35,000. ._ NOTICE ___________________________ - i We bu uSt1 furniture FURNITURE & THINGS S0O S Sanfort As,' Sanford 32) 6593 1973 Singer futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very short time Original 5SOL bal. $181 or mu. AUetlt 339 13$#,. buy usc-d' New brand nan:c springs 8. r'attresses at 20 Ixt above dealers cost Twin IL.IISiZC. queen & king Jenkins Furniture, 205 F 25th 0981 want to play house, how - STEN STR N'I I acre plus w-old home. Zoned for duplexes, city water 8, child., no pets. GenevaGardensApti. 1505 w. 25th St. _____________________ _______________________ SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYE home3 BR, 25, extra 1g. kit., 8. Fl, rm., one 1 acre. 5450 mo. Seigler Realty, BROKER, 3210640. 18OO-82 1.5642 II ______ _ BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker F Tired of house hunting? 3-2, 5320 mo. Lelie, Dep. pool. Max. 2 FREE Orlando 32? 1St? '"• 4 pct. Inferestlo qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250, LOW down payments. 322 22 BRAND NEW 3 BR, 28, AC, appl., attached garage, car pet, patio, pool. $430. 869-4249. Phone: you don't - S 24 HOUR lB 3229283 _________________________ REALTORS 4 BR, 26, LR 1. DR or 3 BR, 2B, w-Lg FR. $375 mo. 6 mo. lease. 2135 Myrtle Ave. 305-357-3029 aft 6 p.m. wk days. Marge Goddard, Box 186, Eustls, Fla. 32726. i Osteen 3-2 1 acres owner holding good price or terms. $41,900. 30$ 323 1863 2710 Sar.tordAve. - contact .g 41-Houses 2439 S Myrtle Ave _________ 32-Houses Unfurnished Sanford area. To get de. ----------- - cX,mo., 5,,nfOrd 3210640 ._ - - . - - tails, take a minute and NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the PUblish March ii, 15.21 nd April 29-Rooms - 'U about playing condominium?" (ROKFR EXECUTIVELIVING Lake front living is avail, in this 4" acre estate. 3BR, 48 W guest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. -- ____________________________ ______________________________ the .-, ____________________________ SEIGLER REALTY LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, lB. pool, BBQ. green hOUSe, 1g. patio. ssso IBR-$209up. PooI,AduItsOnlV on Lake Ada. Just So. of AIrport Blvd. on 17-92 in 323-0670 Call - - Sanford. Mariner's Village program. :-w-,', __________________________ 2 BR, lB. Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for 533,900. 1 BR newly remodeled i, redecorated, w-w carpet. 417 W. 3rd St., 323-8000 We're now mechanics. Good benefits, salary commensurate with exp. Qualified persons reply to Box co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, San. ford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. M.F. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby lIven that 1am engaged In business at SOP Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Seminole. Ciutity, Florida. under the tic. titlous name of FURNITURE MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET. es that I intend to reiis*sr said name with the Clark of 11w Circuit CSttrt, SemInole County, Florida in Cog __________________________ who want real value In a Class A Mech needed for private carrier in Sanford, Fl. Must have background In diesel SemInole C*unty Schs.l Board Publish: March 11, In, DET-45 Eve. 305-668 5640 _________________ marketing V R 01111'S keep horses. Suitable for at 7 BR, 78 w-w carpet All appl., pool. $325 mo. lmo.security.327-0323. for real estate licensees 51-Household , _____ least 2 home sites, even has a large spring fed swimmin' hole. $42,500 wIth excellent terms. - _________________________________ Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Weekiy&monthlyrates, utilities Inquire500S.Oak $41.7$$3 in Florida Jim 373 1888 ________ - -MUST SELL I 15.500 Window Air Conci F scellent Cond 3?? 3930 _____________________ "Well, If ACREAGE lust off Lake Mary Blvd. This 9+ acres is zoned agri Which means you can '' . - 323 1947 aft 1 -- - bargain Otter it today in the CI,issif'ed Ads Larry-s Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used I 78-l',iotorcycleS furniture. Refrig %tovPs tools NI1UR(, ,%- t t'u' tiSFtl 322 740 4 OK TIRE Af'PL lANCES & PL UMfIINC' NEW TIRES$19 698. u' ,I,'nk ins Fur F IX T UP I S Sanford 2413 French Ave ,uture, 706 F?Sth_________ St 323 0981 _______ -- 1979 KAWASAK I Will buy old class rings & sUver $1600 _____________ iq).1 ------_______ -.omcbody 5 looking for your Cash 3224132 ___________ BATH. BRAND NEW 3 BEDRoOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT 6. AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK! ijiisi and salesp.rsons Florida, MLS Evqlll.3fU VALUE & low price of this lovely 4 BR, lB home in one of Sanford's most desirable neighborhoods. C-H&A, 2 FR's & it is available for immediate occupancy. 5.57,000. NO BROKERAGE FEES AGENCY DIESEL MECHANIC Allan F. Keith, Chairman - 1' I Toi' Dollar Paid for lunk & useti cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE BIG 1-000-241-2469 - - ______ ' 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________ Army ttoofs $11 9' pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 32? 5791 3loSanfordAve ___________________________ __________ ________ _______________________ - -- Removed BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 550 Call 322 1671. 3 116 IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuy a ne car. sec today's Classifipd ad: for best buys. Beds, DbI. motel B-S & Mat? 5.30 set. Sanford Auction. 1215 S French 37? 111(1 ORIGINALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER, $28,500. __________________________ 3fl.$); aft 5:30, 322I430 ____________________ F.S. 2M.321. For those persons interested, comput, copies of this policy and its economIc impact statement may be obtained at the School Board offIce, 1211 Nellonvill,, Avenue, Sanford, - - has openings ') MORTGAGE. BACK ON THE MARKET This 34 acre 3 BR, 2B older home has a super country Iocaton, extras md., C-H&A and a brand new country kit, swimming pool, FP 8. many Citrus trees. All this and a low Tower Finance Serv. ri entering into an expansion program in - Florida and have openings for licensed brokers Seminole County School Board will hold a hearing at the School Board Office board room on March 26. 1950, concerning Propossd Policy f5974fl which will authorize the Superintendent or his desigose to approve chang, orders of one thousand dollars or less on the construction of Lake Mary High School BBS. Since change order; may result in a loss or gain of funds it would be difficult to estimate an econo,nic impact but it is belIeved that thngss would not result in more than a 530.000 lossandwlllmore likely result na gain rather than a loss, The specific law being Implemented is EALTOR 333-U7s UseYourHomeAsSecurity Call Us For Terms Equal Opportunity Employer. Must have muffler shop elp. and own tools. A creative pro. ductive person who can do high quality work. Will find gng pay, good working Legal Notice 25-Loa 77-Junk Cars ________________________ Beaufful. friendly Irish Setter FREE to a good home 311 after 6 p m WILSON MAIEP FURNITIIRE ('LIV. SF1 L TRADE 372 311 31SF firstS? KITCHEN, REDUCED TO PoizIG lEA ?NEEDCASH? - Experienced Part.Time Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake Sanford - - - 65-Pets-Supplies Sale Side by Side refrig - $15. picnic tble w I benches. $30. full size baby bed w mat?. $75 Oak Pørch rockers. 57995 metal Jenkins office desk. $70 FurnitUre. 205 E 25th St 323 . BEDROOM, FRAME. 2 SCREEN PORCHES, AP PLIANCES, GOOD CON. DIllON, WALK DOWN TOWN. 523,000. BEDROOM, -- - Lawns (4) Mm. Yd, Work Wanted Bódyman re5UItS 50-Miscellaneous for 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 $353.88 wkly. $50.90 daily, homework. Start immed Make this possibility a reality, Free details Stewart C, 100 Fairview Rd.. Needham, Ma. 02192. (Corof 10th & French) Your future is our concern MUFFLER MAN (1) BRAKE & FRONT END MAN (1) by Gill Fox GLANCES 2 BEDROOM FRAME. WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS. PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF %21.900. ________________________________ 24-Business Opportunities 323-5176 912 French Ave. UNITED FARM 1, in, DET41 ' -- 671.5714 SIDE ROOM.FIREPLACE, EATIN DISHWASHE R FT. days, eip. Egg S. Omelet Restaurant. 2545FrenchAve.,Sanford. - ___________________ - HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 2", BATH, FORMAL DINING more information call Rich or Marciaaft6p.m. 834.5850. Stop in or call Call 323.1119. conditions at Mr. Muffler. paid v a C a I I 0 n s, IWitaIilatIon uniforms, Ph. Carl 3235961 (or appointment, _________________________ 2 Huge oaks shade this charming 3 Bdrm. home with fireplace, hardwood floors, dining room, screened porch & garage. Central location. 133,000. Spare or part-time SaleS help wanted Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe include, paid benefits vacation, company car, $ - - ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT. FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC' CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. CRAMPED FOR SPACE' Try this 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, din. rm porch. gar.,fireplace, Ig.treed lot, good area, needs paint. PRICE REDUCED TO 5.52,500. Convenient Store clerks full & part time, good company benef Its. Apply at Handy Way Food Stores in Sanford area S SE CT BOOKKEE PER S S SWITCH BOARD OPER 5 S GEN. OFFICES S MOT. TRAINEE S SLD DRIVERS S S REST, MORS.S S SECURITY GUAR OS S S SALES RE P. $ SOEN. LABORERS (I0)$ S CABINET INSTALLERS s $ HOSTESS.CASHIER$ S STOCK Boys S SE WINO MACH,OpER. 5 S LOT BOY S S TEACHER AIDES SMEAT CUTTER (2)5 Meiionville. 41-•Houses - , WE CARE I person or persons to milk a sweet Jersey cow any morning Mon. thru Fri., will receive 1 oat. fresh milk. estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE a.m. staller openings now. Cobia Boat Co. Silver Lake Road, Sanford. Apply 9 to Ii am. only. IN THE SOUTH benefits. contingent or unhlquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claImant shall d.liver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to each personal representative, All persons interested in the Longwood ________________________________ AGENCY Freight handler needed for private carriage dock Operation in Sanford, i. fled persons reply to Box Ave., Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Bdrm 1' Bath is neat as a pin ready for easy living. Seeing iS believing at $45,900 w terms. Assumable 5' pct. mortgage & I yr. warranty. 200 Inc., 562-4100 Altamonte, Mon. thru Fri. 5:30 to 5. _______________________________ ****** FREIGHfHANbLERS salary get _________________________ Secretary-Receptionist, typing, some payroll work, checkbook - Good Marvin .- -- etc., Larson Development, 18-Help Wanted due shall be stated. If the claim is Office, 'Carpenter for our mill. Exp. with skill sa, table saw, band saw, etc. Apply 9 to 11 am. Cobia Boat Co., Silver Lake Road, Sanford. attention of Florida Dist. All persons having claims or --------demands against the estate are Cleaning SanfordApts. required. WITHI N THREE Quarters& Vacant units MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 671.5714 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF _______________________ THIS NOTICE, to file with the TreeCiimber,chainsawmanw clerk of the above court a written or wout pick-up truck. Sales statement of any claim or demand person (will train) 339-5242. they may have. Each claim must ________________________ be In writing and must indicate the basIs for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become Mill General Factory Help HarCarAluminum Sanford Please send resume to the - forth below. to - FACTORY WORKERS mature, cooperative, smart, strong & reliable. United Sovents. 3236666 . address to 8W EH P.O. Box 13332A Orlando, Fl. 32509. with local manufacturing company. Mm. high school grad. with const. or bldg. supply background. - Product 11 & between S References required. - Sales Trainee -LOST: llwk old Pit Bull, fem. Dark Brindle w.wt spot on chest, ears & tail cropped w sutures in ears. Last seen Fri. nite Mar. 7, at Sanford Ave. & Airport Blvd. REWARD. 32i4512 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA -___________________ PROBATE DIVISION 6-Child Care File Number PRlO.7$ ______________________ Division Baby Sitting in my home by IN RE: ESTATE OF ChrIstian lady. Hourly, RAYMOND M. SPENCER weekly, daily rates, 7 days or Deceased nights a week. Call 323.9366 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION .and leave a message. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Wanted: Mature European Lady AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE for child care In my home. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Longwood.Lake Mary area. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Own transportation preferred. YOU ARE HEREBY Day 6614416, eve 373-6150. NOTIFIED that the ad mInistration of the estate of RAYMOND M. SPENCER to Eat Good mi deceased, File Number PR 10.71, ________ is pending in the Circuit Court for GRAPEFRUIT Seminole County, Florida, Probate FOR SALE )ivision, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The co-personal representative of the estate are LINDA SPENCER FOSTER and DONNA .1. STIMPSON whos address is'1020 Bear Lake Road NEW SPRING LINE Apopka, Florida. The name and Creative Expressions 322.7513 address of the personal representative's attorney are set $19. Phil Deer, - - - the Fictitious Name Stahits.. To. Wit: Section 061.09 Florida Slatufes 1957. COUNTRY FURNITURE DISTRIBUTORS INC. -& Wanted -- -- -- GENERAL LABORS day shift apply at American Wood - _____________ - 18-Help Wanted - U- ______________________ highest bidder at the court house door on the 7th oay of April, 1950, at 11:00 AM. Dated this 26th day of February, 1950. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. CLERK re - Noon Friday Sunday Unless Such rertiffr*t. nr tificates shall be redeemed ;c cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the I' 1 1 a line 3k a line Noon The Doj Before Publication of acc.rde with the provisloni of T1 tb.'&t.e 44c line 39c DEADLINES Corporation of Sebring All of said property being in the State I time 3COtfleCUtiVt tImes 7coinecutiv times 530 P M 8 00 A.M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Certificate No. 715 Year of issuance 1977 Seminole, OOT • HOURS and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: County of Fl,rida. f'OT '" - Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran (urch Casselberrv. SUNDAY, MARCH11 Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. L.t. Charles Higbie, a close friend of the dead officer, said Hagele "sustained his tatal injuries by pellets fired from the police shotguns." CLASSIFIED ADS FOR TAX DEED FLORIDA STATUTES I7.24e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Paul P. Watson. the holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance. the description of the property, __________________________ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 Career Issues Forum for Women, 6-9 p.m., Hauck Hall Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Open to men and women. DeBary Library Benefit Card Party, 1 p.m., Deliary Civic Center. FRIDAY, MARCH14 Salle Harrison Chapter OAR, 1:30 board meeting; 2:30, regular meeting, home of Mrs. W.L. Carter, 2299 Crandview Ave., Sanford. SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Girl Scout Family Fun Day at Central I"Iorida Zoo picnic area. Games, 10 n.m.; picnic, noon; ball game, 1-2:30 p.m. Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Howard Johnson Convention Center, 1-4 and Lee Road, Orlando. Second Annual Sanford Road Race, 8 a.m., 10,000 meter plus 2 mile 7:30 a.m. "Fun Run" starting from SRnfnrd Civic Center. Annual St. PMrtcks Day Dimser and Dance, sponsored by All Souls Home and School Man., 8 p.m. buffet. Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to music by Three More band. Call 323-2847. MANhATTAN BEACH, Calif. UPI; An undercover L.os Angeles policeman caught in a running gun battle between a bank robber and pursuing officers was slain by police shotgun blasts that also killed the suspect. Investigators said Detective Curtis Hagele, 39, was caught Monday afternoon in the crossfire of shotgun blasts fired by fellow officers at the robber as he ran for his getaway car. The 17-year police veteran died later at a Redondo Bench hospital. The robber, who took au estimated $1,500 from a teller at an American Savings and Loan office, carried a pellet gun and fired as many as eight shots at pursuing of(Leers, police said. The force of the police blasts reportedly hurled the husky, 6-foot suspect 10 feet through the air and killed him instantly. ( Firm Discounts Danger - Tuesday, March11, lftO-3B Evenina Herald, Sanford, Fl. I NOTICEOFAPPLICATION I I I MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UP!) West bed where his body was found provided a ke Virginia University researcher John Butclue to the nature of his peculiar death, sah terick boasted he would live for "200 years," Frost. The book was opened to a pagi but his fountain of youth a powerful drug describing the drug warfarin. commonly used as rat poison caused him to Although his colleagues at WVU weren'l bleed to death, aware of Butterick's use of warfarin, Frost The drug warfarin, a anticoagulant, was said he was known to have taken drugs Ln found in the body of the 33-year-old research dependently of a doctor's advice before. associate during an autopsy, assistant state When he was studying in Canada, his medical examiner Dr. James L. Frost associates were aware that for six months hc disclosed Monday. ingested BTH, a chemical used in food "Warfarin is thought to cause, in some packaging to retard spoilage. small, vague, non-specific way, to result in Why would Butterick, described by Frost a better self-function," said Frost. "He (Buta "very intelligent young man," use himseli terick) was a young man whose outlook was as a guinea pig and not seek out medical hel' optimistic. He told others that he might live to once his condition took a turn for the worse? be 200 years old. lie wanted to find the means "He was not disinclined to try things or to live to be a very old age." himself," Frost said. "One such case was Frost ruled out suicide in Butterick's death documented by his ex-wife. He was a person last Jan. 26 or 27. His body was found on his prone to try things on himself. bed in his apartment, blood covering his "John Butterick was an independent andI clothes, mattress, a glass, the kitchen floor stubborn person who didn't have much regard and the bathroom, for doctors. He probably didn't think doctors "There are other chemicals (other than could do much for him." warfarin) much more effective, much less agonizing, and much less painful," said Frost Butterick, whose own chemical research at in explaining why suicide wasn't likely. West Virginia University did not include the "There were no notes left or letters mailed to use of warfarin, apparently ordered the drug his parents or ex-wife. There was no past last December. It arrived Jan, 7, Frost said. history of depression." On Jan. 26, Dr. Gabor Fordo, Butterick's There was no evidence that Butterick professor, made an appointment for him at described by associates as a promising young the university clinic because he called in sick chemical researcher was using other drugs with the flu. Friends also had noticed he was or was suffering from any debilitating limping and having trouble lifting his legs on disease, such as cancer. a desk. A medical book on a night stand next to the "He absolutely refused to go," Frost said. - Retail Sales Decline Legal Notice (f Vr.+kfl - End Of Trial In SI9bt - Destroys Researcher IN BRIEF u.s. iiatric Jsnfg asarMs A. I (eel hauor .ke" - 21'Frulflfriin •• •g • NA11ON CWivls said, "I - Tuesday, March 11, 19O I V - I CUSTOMHOMESBUILT S.G.BALINT 3220615 Custom built utility & boat trailers, truck racks I. misc. repairs. Get -- plenty of prospects -Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads. - 1W.2SthST. SANFORD I ' 322-2$0__- I ( ___________________________________________ �____l_uIuII'_l_• % at • - r• . .-_- _a ._ - - 46—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, BLON DIE Fl. p r - - - Tuesday, March 11, mO ACROSS 45 Baseball Answer by Chic Young player Met i1jL(1 or.'r wi w MANY ),i ONT HOW DON), t 1 DON'T THEM -1 I' HONEY DO YOU WANT YOU EGGS 15 DOtTxi WANT TWO. ' YOU WANT 40 Hampshire 4 Japanese FRIED! HE - - to Previous PANCAK ES 49 9 Fruit of a palm - - - S - Not Water Fat, IAUO ma y 0 I KEEN I NU 54 13 Fabulist 58 Gallic Cal - 14 Gold (S p.) - _.+f_-1 _____________ Ba 53 Bizarre 12 Sphere 15 - Puzzle Till metropolis 10 - - — 46 New WAPT ThEM? EGGS' At. TA body tigating "I'ESTERY MORNING! WANT HOW TsJ E J T 1 Federal inves- - Swiftly Causes -r iI . ANUS , 1 u affirmative - - - OLIOs ION - DEAR DR. $PA O7; badly — I'm a Dr. overweight. I've tried TEA1iL NT everything. Preposition __ __ Actress Dunne !Fb0r1!32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481 . 280) — Price 20 Cents Lamb — 3-Il 1980- me My l6Mapwithina 81 Tenth month _ 72nd Year, No. 174—Wednesday, March 12, ___________________________________ doctor has I C I I A MI 0 on water pllls called Dyazlde. map (ibbr.) ANTLI L I I $ £ I from under water out 17 Man's It takes 62 Sunflower nickname state (abbr.) II Departed 39 need some my skin but 1I 18 Hangs on 63 Leaves 19 Mao Fold advice on how to control my 20 64 43 capital appetite or on how to lose J 22 Bishops 21 leftist 46 Screwball (sI.) DOWN s 23 24 Adversary 47 Novelist Letter number 4-7 Weight holiday last visit to the On 25 Species I Boob 24 Ferber fail. doctor, which was a couple of Losing Diet. Other readers groups 2 La this issue can send 48 Home Eve months ago, I weighed s. who 28 In house pits 25 Dinner bell 50 Canine cry with a long, stamped, cents 32 Eggs 3 Since taking these water pills, 75 26 Eternally 33 Reso rt envelope for It. tribesman 51 Clan Booths sell-addressed i have lost down to 198 but I 27 Hub of a 35 Engage in 4 Emperor In ur request Send it wheel think I've gained 5 Desire (sI.) newspaper, P.O. 52 hi 29 of ar U back, Please 36 Russian river 8 CIA 30 Dustbowl location Box 1551, RadIo City Station, 38 It is can. victim 39 Medley 7 Shoe part You will 55 Plague — Of New York NY 10019. DEAR READER 31 Rivers 40 Plato's 8 58 Son-In-law of course, I do not know why if you diet this lose weight on 34 Jumbled type 42 Boats 9 Front Mohammed your doctor Is giving you follow It strictly and stick to 37 Vast period of 44 10 Magnetic 57 bed Jimmy time metal Dyazide. All It will do is wash It. Now since you are a rather out sodium and water. There 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 are some patients who ac- large woman, this diet of cumulate water because of approximately 1300 calories 12 13 heart failure, liver disease or may cause you to lose weight In women as a premenstrual too rapidly. I'm not really 15 16 — — — — — accumulatio of water. In interested in seeing you or such anyone else lose weight at the instances, those 18 19 20 21 i 1 diuretics (water pills) are rate of more than two poun 2 23 24 useful. They are also useful a week. The more rapid your weight — in helIimg control high blood — 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 patients. loss is, the shorter length of pressur e In some — I—I Considering your weight, t.lmeyou should stay on a diet. 32 " perhaps you do have high You can use this diet that I'm blood pressure, but your sending you as a guide and if 35 38 39 I doctor would know the answer you're losing too rapidly, you can add a small num ber of to that, 40 41 4243 Neither Dyazide nor any of foods to It. — — — Also, don't neglect to walk the other diuretics will cause — — — you to lose body fat. The every day. Start a walking — — — obesity problem Is one of program and Increase your 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 excess body fat, not excess walking as much as you can, water, you're able to walk The 54 155 156 J57 — — You didn't say how tall on a regular basis, the more 59 61 were but I assume you us calories you will Use and the — be a great deal overweight more effective your dietary 82 83 64 I , unless you're extremely talL program will be. It will also I 1 --— — Indivldualswhoaregrossly help to protect you _____________________________________ ur muscle tissues usually need losing ________________________________________________ overweight medical supervision during while you're losi ng weight the period of weight loss. I presume that the do ctor Such supervision is not of you have seen has checked much use, however, unless It you to be you don't By BERNICE BEDE 0501 Includes a reasonable dietary have disorders, program. Therefore, I'm which can sometimes be the agency (abbr.) 60 Wise lawgiver - 1E ty e female and am 77-year-old N Poverty-war 59 Dollar bill LAMB Ob se Price I 41 tung Greek ______ throne BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker excess fat. Religiou -' my Ridiculous _ WHERE'S _ (7' WE '5 TWROW] OF MY WHOLE ______________________ "SUORT5 OF THE WE 'RE RU NN iNj I LOO?(' T-4 l IS T-4E ARM L ATE. WE'LL GET MAN.' NONE OF YOUR IT TO YOU SILLY EXCUSES! MV LAUNDRY TOMORROW SCHEDULE 2AYS ure of (contr.) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarsom 66, 67, WMTW Wa TAXlWLN%%WMW- lo 2,34A&... Building p ____ ___________ ___________ c t e s I ___ ____________________________ ____________________________ ________ ________ ARCHIE by Bob Montana Gnidder Pfc's — — — — rCONFO(/NO/T,, ç R/Ske0l Ii Ronald Reagan's j — p - n . / ,, — / ." DR.CLYDE MEADE 1' . — - ' ' . , JOHN SCHIRARD JR. DR. JORGE GOMEZ 1.i.ir' ...-----. . : - . - - -- . .. --• — . - - . m — - . . ''i 4 lo I . •b . I / - t -- : t. l;..% - rcent — - . UVIA4M FININS DR. L WELDON THOMAS S. MeDONALD HCA P0*1nts New Hosp*i al oard . ____ cal as you N'.. Hams all bY Ed Sullivan IrM MAKE A PRACTICE MN WELL POOR AT LEAST THE WARNING MULTIPLE'CH()CE! ___________________________ ________ ___ _____ visiLim' iEERCR,GE1 OF ThIS, LT A PRIVING' A44.LER R4.ZARPf ~IFAAMLY. OR PaN' T 4T ____ ) LONG TWEEN 1 ONLY WHEN LUN7 ___________________ _______ BUGS BUNNY •- by Stoffel S H.imdmhI ___________ TAKE UE. 'F FRANK t to y by Bob Thavos hearts and e other two aces ()Q NN-PEMM IT l BEliER PJNS TXI(" 'ID KNOW- 1 'T , -. . • -4V HOW111M —( HE WT TOM, 'w He WILL. SE W9LL TAKEN ._J LCARE OF by T. K. Ryan WKAI'S 1H L.AS'- _ ii' .Y'r - lOONIES i • _ ___ YWL r eA,,f DID U ________ _ $ a •.asOs . I _______ _____ ______ ,_LI _ 1 se JOW A - I id 11' 'T'pir DeBary bY Craig L.ggs ''Wi' lost sortie .Jewush votes, '' hit' - urrt'er from his unexpected strong - • r - -' •- Córter, Reagan Supported 1' . - Seminole Voters Follow B)- I)ONNA ESTES Trend to 2,301 for Kennedy; 1,264 for no IMrtiomi eligible of the Pn'iiiiary with 22,294 Carter took all of Semninole'.s 67 preference; 634 for Bro ii and 243 for Republicans to cast ballots, 51.9 precincts, some by as much as 81 percent Kay. percent or 11.581 voted. of the vote. Reagan, meanwhile, garFinial tallies in the GOP contest were: tiered 5:L1 percent of the vote of the GOP, Reagan 6,078; Bush 4,188; John B. A total of 479 absentee ballots were with, former U.N. Ambassador George Anderson 565; Phil Crane 313; Howard II. counted. hush the second choice with 36.6 percent. Baker Jr. 115; John B Connally 108; Mrs. Bruce said this first countywide Reagan captured 63 of Seminole's harold E Stassen 32; Robert Dole 25 and election, using the computer card system precincts with Bush narrowly taking Benjamin Fernandez I.I. of voting 1`1111(tioned ivell. Official results four. WWle it total of 58,79:1 persons were were announced at 8:58 p.m.. less than In the Democratic primary, Sen. eligible to vote, a turnout of 24,643 voted 'v.o hours after the polls closed. Iran 0*11 Sent Here Car Despite ter Ban Today 1t1hiohm Reports Around The Cluck . IA 4/i Bridge More Iranian oil was delivered to the adding the oil began arriving at least United States this January than in seven weeks alter the ban had been in January 1979, despite a presidential ban, effect. according to an exclusive NBC news 'Ilie Customs bureau (ml the federal report. More than seven million barrels of Treasury Department will be Ill. vestigating Iranian crude oil were unloaded in U. S. l.evine sail. the violation of the ball, ports in the first month of the year, Levine said this morning lie has not vet commerce (lepartjiient figures show been able to discover which oil company according to the exclusive NBC report. ' In January, 1979, only 5.8 million or conipanies are supposed to have inmiportod the Iranian oil. barrels of crude arrived from Iran. The reported oil delivery indicates a President Jixiinny Carter imposed the violation of the presidential ban on the ban on the importing of Iranian oil Importation of Iranian oil issued Nov. 12, shortly after militants seized the U. S. 1979, said NBC correspondent Irving U. embassy, taking Annerican hostages. Levine. Carter's annuwicemnent was followed An oil tanker takes between four and by one of (lie leaders of Iran banning the six weeks to cross the ocean, he said, sale of oil to the United States. SB Calendar Classified Ads ('mules ('omnt'tl 911 1011B SB 88 Dear tl)b) 18 Deaths 8A Dr. Lamb 88 Editorial IA 1lectioii 1/i, 9/i Horoscope Hospital . . 2/i 'Nation .•.. 8/i OurselVes 18 Sports . .. 10-12/i Television ......... 98 Weather ..................IA World. .........2/i - Resident Returns $66,500 To Bank By JANE CASSELBERRY _ happy Uwe are still honest people left in ft sidewalk. I almost didn't pick it up.', the bag, and that says something for him." said Herald Staff Writer world," commented Hasselhotf. He said Brink's has "It was plainly marked $66500 and you could see Hasseihoff. Aycung DeBaryman maybein llnefora reward been trying to locate Riner, but they only learned thebulgesfrom thebundJesofcurrency the bag. "The bank quickly notified Brink's and that guy as the result of his honesty, a Brink's rIonal of. his name Monday afternoon, was afraid someone would see me and think I was that left it was really glad to get it back. lie was -, ficlil said today. For Rim,a trip to Atlantic Bank of Seminole In stealing the money. Wouldn't it be ironic if I got shot back at the bank before I left," added liner. Sanford for his employer, Bob Dance Dodge, Is delivering the money to the bank?" he asked. liner said he has worked for Bob Dance Dodge Joe Hassethoff, Brink's southeast regional vice strictly routine. But what happened on that af"off and on" for 6 years through his college days, esident, saW today, James Mkimiel Rina. 27, Un= Was far from routire. "I picked it up and took it in the bank and turned it but had never had an experience like this one. would be receiving a letter of appreciatIon and a over to a bank employee I knew," said Riner. "She He studied fashion design at Florida State firm's home office in financial reward from "I really didn't beve It," the DeBary resident was really amazed and asked 'ere did you get University and is doing free-lance work creating ecticut, because of a March 4 incident hi said. "When I was going Into the bank the Brink's that?' as the money had already been signed out of original fashions for men, women and children, lie Saufurd that saved Brink's $6600, giard were loading up their armored truck and the bank by the Brink's employees, would like to open his own fashion salon, but hasn't I _______ \ ' Edward M Kennedy (ml Massachusetts in the various contests for a turnout of Herald Staff Writer was second with 189 percent; no 41.9 percent, far less than the 60 percent President Jimmy Carter %%-its clearly preference was third with 10.3 percent; Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce the popular choice of Seminole County Go v. Edinwid G Brown Jr. of California had predicted. Democrats while local Republicans was fourth with 51 percent arid Richard [it time Democratic party portion of the favored former California Guy, Ronald B. Kay was last with 1.9 IK'rcent lriiiIr with:12,343 eligible voters, 384 Reagan in 'l'uesday's presidential Official results gave Carter 7,778 toes percent or 12,505 cast ballots. In the GOP preference primary, Man On 'Brink' Of Success Chooses Honesty 39" IT ___________ a • ____ : - __ RSIA ML.1I1NS? _ Israel. - Bank Women, became chief of medicine in 1974 and Meade is a family practice currently serves in that capacity. He D1ug Lewis, HCA's director of physician who received his master's received his master's degree at domestic development, said the degree from the University of National University, Bogata, board's first task Is to name the new Michigan in 1963. He served in the Colombia. administrator, who will be a United States Navy from 1967 to 1973 Weldon has been president of SCC member of the board. The new ad- and currently serves in the naval for the past 14 years, He is also ministrator reportedly is currently reserves holding the rank of cornpresident of the Kiwanis Club of working at another HCA hospital and mander. He joined the SMH staff in Sanford, vice president of the Greater was to be named today. 1973 and became chief of family Sanford Chamber of Commerce, However, the nine-member board of practice in 1975. He was president of honorary board member of the trustees may ultimately be expanded the Seminole County Medical Society Seminole County United Way and is a o 11, according to Jim Main, HCA's in 1979. board member of the Salvation Army, regional vice president. He Is also president of the Deltona Central Florida Boy Scouts and the Main said there isapouibllitya lay Optimist Club, Central Florida Autistic Children person from Deltona may become a Gay Is a graduate of the United Association. board member and U so, another States Naval Academy. He received Schirard, former sales manager for doctor would have to be named as well his master's degree from the Chase & Co., Is president of the to get a 5050 balance of physicians University of Colorado School of Patrick Fruit Corp. ,. ______ - , oday. 5. TUMBLEWEEDS iii 'l'hiis is most strongly uidit'atcd by t .4 -60 OHLY Oh2 PR" "iVATNS RfMIt. W HAT 15'TO 'flIT _ BE NE WITH 'eu.. 5UPPO5E _____ ______ - a.- — like (lie president couldn't stomach Kennedy's showing in the 12th District. s)loj"ving last week in Vermont anti Kennedy. which covers most of Bioward Count It Massachusetts. lie did rk)t ctunpaign in Kennedy pulled inore thiin 30 percent is it county witha wild mixture of voters, •. businessmen and the president of . j'( Seminole Community College (SCC). . Enlarged over the past five.'. . member board, the new trustees Include four members of the hospital's medical gaff: Dr. Robert Gay, Dr. Jorge Gomez, . Frank Thomas and / .. Dr. Meade. Returning to serve the hospital is John Schirard Jr., local citrus owner DR. FRANK A. THOMAS JANICE SPRINGFIELD and businessman, who served on the former county hospital board from and lay persons. Medicine in 1963. lie has been an 1958 to 1974. He was chairman for two Springfield is executive vice emergency physician since 1968 and a terms. president of the downtown Sanford member of the SMII staff since 1976. Tom McDonald, firmer Sanford branch of the Flagship Bank of He was chief of the Emergency Chamber president and businessman, Seminole. She holds an associate of Department in 1977 and chief of staff and Dr. Earl Weldon of 5CC complete arts degree from Seminole Cornin 1979. Thomas, a general surgeon, joined the make-up of the board. Dr. Kenneth munity College and has 63 hours the SMH staff in 1979. lie served in the wing, Seminole Memorial Ijospital's towards a bachelor's degree In chief of staff. will sit on the board as finance. United States Navy from 1%0 to 1979. She was the first elected woman to A lifelong resident of Seminole an ex-officio member. The board, named by HCA from serve on the Board of Directors of the County, he became chief of surgery nominations of local doctors and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn- this year. Seminole County Commission, was merce. She also served as chairGomez, internist and cardiologist, scheduled to meet for the first time woman of the National Association of joined the SMH staff in 1971. He _i I__________________ ,_- . , u dded that if Reagan got all 51 delegates, three other physicians, two local ALRE u may W ir-WeST. MR. N*-TAN -1 DOlIT KNOW WHERE (. 43 ANNIE AND ERNEST • poinimenta to the mswMns.m.snbsr Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) of trustees, The new trustees include Janice R. Springfield and Dr. Clyde Meade, presidents of the Greater Sanford and Deltona chambers of commerce, out of the starting gate today) prudence across the board (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Californians take their but you could begin to drag today. Don't be cautious In (For a copy of JACOBY your feet as time wears on. Be one area, extravagant in bridge and politics quite tenousn. So, when South looked MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at a tensocious at the end as you another. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. at ummy and the opening Bridge," care of this newspaere in the beginnhw. lead be remarked: "I bld this per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) A friend may be in a tight h July 22) sufficIent, CANCER (June 21 - : (HCA) today announced Its ap- and like a supporter of Jerry Station, New York, N. V. II charter IS No preference drew inure than 15 Herald Staff writer Hospital Corporation of America This should be a rewarding spot and need your aid today. Brown, but I am going to play 10019.) day, ç:ovIded you don't You can beet help by showing expect more than you're this person, how he can help ________________ entitled to. Don't ask for himself. * - F L ORIDA something you haven't ear- AQUARIUS (Jan. 2)-Feb. GOVERNOR 19) Normall y you're ned. HIGHWAY SAFETY ________________________________ ARRIVE bu da yo ]j When making agreements wrongly believe that gains COMMISSION _____ today, negotiate wisely. owe can only come through Othffl. P-K" Co011n'I'llm of Admnolit'll1w, ONE [OUE] p By DIANE PETRYK who had been ready to ruff •As3 LIBRA (Sept. 22Oct.22) If PRISCILLA'S POP A WIN AT BRIDGE et • they preferred YOUR BIRTHDAY you've consented to March 12,1980 something, however, &not go Considerable success could back on your word, even ifyou __ come your' way through new feel it's a bum deal. It like a supporter of Ronald projects or enterprises this LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Reag n." coming year. 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Later on he •AKQJIO9 scored dummy's ace-king of Find out more of what lies th ahead for you in the year you're performing a dolt•sa to make the game he would following your birthday by 4742 have lost if he had tried to win sending for your copy of yourself task that calls for an the first trick. Vulnerable: Both artistic touch, know when to "Well," saId North. "I guess Dealer: South Astro.Graph Letter, Mail $1 stop. Overdoing It could make for each to Astro.Graph, Box It gaudy. your opening Dade bid repre-. West Nss'tk East SISt seated Jerry Brown's liberal. 419, RadIo aty Station, N.Y. i• SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) urn, but ou can't blame your 10019. Be sure to specify birth Be very careful that you don't 2, Dbl. S. Pan four-spa bid on him. our date, Pies SN? Pan 4• unwittingly lead pals to hand was going to take six _ ,, tricks at either spades or ARIES (March 21-April 19) believe you're only being nice Go after what you want today, because you want notrump. I am not going to but dolt ins manner that will In return, Avoid misunOpening lead: Q insult any current political not cause you remorse later. deratandings. figures by blaming them for bid. Perhaps William Use Only methods that meet _________________________that Jennings Bryan might have SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 your high standards. approved it. 11 you d was to TAURUS(Aprd 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Manage your By Ogw&W Jacoby rim game and rubber in an with equal NW Alm Seatax You're rather strong getting resources effort ot score 150 honors." promise. l , DR-ROBERT A. GAY going to send you The Health cause of very marked obesity, . percentage — - For W.dn.sday, March 12, 1980 by Howie Schneider ______________________ Carter '' any glandular EEK & MEEK 1X)ifltS, 45.39. Kennedy came almost as close rn the 1ith l)istrict, which includes part of • Semlitole ('oWity 'ute results. MIaIId Beach and north Miami. With the • (''ftstit1itIiI!iai anu'iidiiieiits PUSS. '.ote inciiiiiplett', Carter was leading 47.38 0 Winter Springs.1olm oir nia~ take to% er percent. ocal L)CIi1(WratIc Part`%. The Republican race was easier to Altamonti' wins b landslide, analyze, even though Reagan expressed •0% Iedti voters approe annexation. delight at the size of the 2-1 margin by S Reagan in in other states, which he defeated Bush and though the Stories a nd rhart oll Page 9A. 8-7. Bush cailipaign showed surprise at But President Carter's victory over Reagan's sweep of the 51 delegates. Sen. Edward Kennedy contained in each of the five Gold Coast districts Because of the Republican's elements that may give Kennedy hope as and caine close to beating the president take-all rule that gave each district's the campaign leaves "Carter country'' two of them. And he averted an em- three delegates to the winner, Reagan and moves north. barrassing disaster by making up for the was expected to take the lion's share. His With the vote in Palm Beach County loss of expected delegates in four rainpaign was truly worried only ;ibout an expected Kennedy stronghold — districts the 1st, 2isI and 3rd in the Duval County. where key Republicans slowed by a computer breakdown, northern part of the state, the Hilt backed .luhn ('onnallv. led the Massachusetts sena:or 111-23 central Florida. 1k' apparentv finished Thic feared that Connally would statewide. The margin pe ex- with 23 delegates to Carter's 76. siphon off conservative votes and let pected to narrow slightly. his campaign hall put us uiiiriimiiuiit Hush win the district. When Connally But in the cosinopolitan congressional ( .xl)et.titiollilt a)(jelegilt.s districts of South Florida where the in eat-li district and a in't)Is)rtutntt' share %%ithdrc%% froin the race at the last riuum,te — and his campaign manager, population can hardly be called "south. f the at-large delegates. W ithi the popular young Republican Antler — the president drew less than 50 turwxpe'tt'ul losses, he could have fallen renshiai thres his support to Reagan Percent of the vote belmi that tlit' statewide S%CCI) was virtually And almost 10 percent of Florida's Carter's national canipjilgil inanaor. assured. Democrats decided Robert Strauss, v rote off thit' Situthi It was the Bush campaign's worst fear. nobody or som e body else to Car ter Florida sliming to angel- alitung t he Bush's state campaign director, Bill Kennedy, California Guy. Edmiuund .irt'a's heavy ,Jt'vushi is'pulation at the Schuette, said Liefori the election that he Brown or ('leveland la% yer Richard Kay adininistation's gaffe on titi' U.N. vote on anticipated a Reagan victory - but a pe rcent of the vote in the Panhandle 1st said '1'ueday night. - - it wouldn't be a very giuxi second place District ,and thereby %%oil a delegate. But although for its." The Kennedy camp saw the no breakdowns are not yet available, the flit' Republicans' distant third choice preference vote as an indication of the president's showing in South h"hinda iS Illinois Ut'p John Anderson - owed president's unpopularity. Carter's aides undoubtedly iiiore c(imnplex than that. Ins 9 t)t'r(('iit showing almost wholly to said it meant that even people who didn't 1980 Florida presidential primary was total. He not only swamped his closest rival, George Hush, in the popular vote but swept the Republican delegates — the Bush campaign's biggest fear. lie lost univ two counties to Bush Union, where the 17 voting Republicans preferred the former (I,\ director 10.7; and Dixie, where Bush won — .,._...—u•-' - . - sure that ' almost as nianv votes The president won by only six Kennedy — .s- HOROSCOPE _________ - tu' gave in from 6 in the ' winner - ,., more — victory . tiny — — _Today Ana l ysis _________________________________ -. - . yo ________ 8 MICHAEl. 0. FOWLER United Ilrms International Its — 1 SU10I __ V ir- J NEVER TH GHT TO GIVE ME A TOWEL! HE DMcN'T SUSPECT OUR CELEBRATION WHILE WE Of HIS 25 YEARS AS GET READY PRINClP4AL' [THEGIMISC)ARK!'l EAK THROUGH THE COACH'S OFFICES Grinning . - you NO I GOT HIM INTO THE arter ( ..• - ________ _________ C (Sp.) Alternative — Cw= you p me ds --AW3*V!t. agan, , . predecessor home 3-li . to me, yo some of I sport Christiania 131.0 want Nigerian winter PW Re tar __- "We're very appreciative of what he did and driving away. Then I saw this bag lying there on the - .. IL " There ws' no one eLse around when Rincr found been ably to gel together the necessary capital. JAMES MICHAEL RINER _______ *-..•. ..,; - . . . -'s mom - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 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/76350a0c8d49aad127a13fc764aca9c3.pdf b5156fd813f01df87cf641feb607452f PDF Text Text - - - I - _ _:_ - --- - ------ j''" . ----- - ---.-- -i---— -- .- 1 - - --- "-'..- -,•. - - - - - .- •-.-•-.-• -" ---. .-, --- -- - --.-.-.--- 0 - -- - ing Henild Even 72nd Year, No. 191—Tuesday, April 1,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Meeting Between Graham,.Local Officials Delayed The Thursday conference between The projects, according to a "shopping licient to generate enough income to pay Got'. Bob Graham and a contingent of list" approved by the Sanford City off a bond Issue. The bond issue would Sanford and Lake Mary officials led by Commission at a workshop meeting last finance the construction. millionaire entrepreneur Jei Thursday, Include: acquisition and Paulucci, Sanford and Duluth, Minn. has been delayed. A special meeting of the Sanford City building from the city for more than a industrialist, is also to inform the development of a 204o-25-acre park and ,Or the construction and equipment for fire Commission has been called b Mayor year. Ma" Moore said .wuuy iiv. . governor of his family's plan to construct Lee Moore for 11 a.m. Wednesday . , station , in the southwest section of the , . . at city ece ved noti fica t ion grn Paulucci 's receive . three high rises in the downtown area, hall for city. * the purpose of reviewing the The city acquired. the building . from the • governor will . , Sanford office . two of which are to be condominiums or county's proposed lease of the city-owned U.S. General Services Administration in . be In the state capital Thursday and the wv In addition, a project Paulucci plans old post office building on First Street. the 1960s. The acquisition was made apartments for senior citizens while conference Is to be rescheduled for next for Lake Mary at Rantoul Lane and State The building is used by the county for a contingent on the city's agreement that third is to house a theater, swimming week on either Tuesday, Wednesday or Road 46A is a 200-unit townhouse corn- branch library. poo', meeting rooms, and a conference the facility would continue to be used for Thursday. center and nursing staff. munity on a 25-acre site. Paulucci is The county has been leasing the a public library, The local officials, at Paulucci's seeking inclusion of the project under The three buildings are to be joined by behest, Bgreed to meet with Gov. Sanford's eligibility for possible state an overhead crosswalk to Seminole Graham to discuss possible state funding and federal funding in the form of subSanford also plans to unveil to the center downtown to house senior citizen Memorial Hospital, which Paulucci plans and other assistance the state might give sidles. Sanford has agreed to provide governor tentative plans for construction meetings, the Golden Age Olympics, to buy and convert into a nursing home to aid projects planned by the two cities. sewer service for the project. of a "Golden Age" conference and office social services and rental space suf- when the new hospital is built. Sanfordo Review Library Lease . ---i- A. - ... ij •. ..' . JENO PAULUCCI . . . to lead delegation - dr Coos; Khomeini Sn ris n,iwS . By United Press International -President Abolhassan Banl-Sadr said ....4.. today that if the United States promises S Ii4I V WV not to threaten Iran, the Revolutionary Nt Council ill take custody of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President additional sanctions, barter said American hostages. But Ayatollah Carter said today the decision of the But he made it clear the freezing of Huhollah Kheonmeini accused President Iranian government to take custody of Iranian assets and monitoring of Iranian Carter of trying "to pull the wool over our the American hostages is "a positive students would continue. "We will ' 't.,.• ' I • . eyes" in a "satanic conspiracy." step" and "we do not intend to impose continue to monitor the situation very BaniSadr's pledge to remove the additional sanctions" against Iran. closely," Carter said. '•• .*., . '.. I . - - . 1. ''•. Americans from control of militants at Carter met personally with a group of He sidestepped questions on whether the occupied U.S. Embassy at least until reporters in the Oval Office and said, the United States would abide by the IV the new Iranian Parliament decides theirhowever, the United States will continue conditions laid down by BaniSadr in his .. ., : '\. .1'. - •. . .. fate caused some confusion because It the present "restraints" It Imposed on speech at a rally in Tehran — that the came immediately after a speech by Iran when the hostages were taken 150 United States must refrain from any Khomeini critical of Carter days ago Interference or conspiracy against Iran Khomeini said Carter "has now emCarter expresed confidence Iranian Asked If he were certain the transfer of barked on apolitical plot, a satanical President Abothassan Banl-Sadr would hostages would take place, Carter said, conspiracy. By using words of be able to keep his word that "control of "We have no assurance this will be done moderation and flattery he is trying to the hostages would be transferred to the except the president of Iran has an• pull the wool over our eyes and to win his government of Iran." . nounced it will be done." political game against his rivals by But under queatlonh,g, Carter was Before Carter spoke with reporters playingatrick on omr nation." unable to say when the hostages would shortly after 7a.m, EST, press secretary -' The ayatollah said Carter was "on the actually be released and returned home. Jody Powell Issued a statement also wrong road" and "he must realize that "In the light of that action, we do not describing the Iranian move as "a '- j his support of the deposed shah, after so consider It appropriate now to impose postive step." -:; many crimes, great treachery and 1 . ..• -. f - plundering, does not leave room for a so- ''• '' S called honorable solution." "The U.S. must declare publicly that niversary of the Islamic Republic, .0 1,• _•, •, 0. . they will not attack Iran, that they are Western news reports said. • The White House responded to S The frail and ailing Khomeini, whose Sadr's remarks by saying the -United not conspiring against us, and that they S. States "will defer Imposing further sane- will not undertake any further actions speech was delivered by his son Ahmad, against us," Bani-Sadr was quoted by disavowed any involvement in reaching a tions at this time" against Iran. solution to the crisis. Carter had been said to be ready to Western news reports as saying, Hirald Photo by Torn Vinciii "Then," It added, "we will transfer "A solution to the question of the spy announce retaliatory measures against sanfordpostal clerk Steve May packages completed census forms Iran unless it made some decision on a the hostages from the US. Embassy to nest (U.S. Embassy), does not lie in niy CENSUS NUMBERS today to be returned to the Census Bureau in Daytona Beach. Ap- transfer of the hostages, in their 150th the Revolutionary Council." hands," he was quoted as saying, by Bani&dr, as quoted by Tehran Radio, Western news reports. proximately 12,411$ forms were sent out in the Sanford delivery area day of captivity. BEGIN TO MOUNT secretary Jody said the council "decided the night before by the post office. People who did not receive a census form are White House press "The solution of this problem cannot be requested not to call the post office, but to use the toll-free number of Powell said the announcement was "a last" that should Washington meet Its dealt with by anyone but from the noble positive step," but lie did not indicate if conditions, ft government would take Iranian nation and the Islamic Majlis the U.S. Census District Office In Daytona Beach: 1-800-342-0101. there would be any statement to comply custody of the hostages until the (parliament), elected by the nation," parliament makes "the proper decision" Khomeini said In a message carried by with Bani.Sadr's demand, about their fate. Tehran Radio. He said the council discussed a letter "He (Carter) must realize that his from Carter, in which the U.S. president said Washington would take tougher support for the ousted shah after so many steps against Iran unless the hostages crimes and great betrayals as well as so were transferred as of Monday, reported much plundering do not leave room for Tehran Radio, monitored by the BBC in an honorable solution of the issue." On Airport Project London. Khomeini said Carter "must realize that by sending the ousted shah to Egypt, 'By DONNA ESTES Carter's letter, The ILS Is a necessity for the one of at least two apologizing for past mistakes and con. "Mm StaffWriter reportedly sent over the weekend, also fessing to America's treacheries against Westinghouse operation to be conducted The plan af tim Westinghouse Electric from the airport. promised there could be coopertlon ssed nations, including Iran, Corp. to locate a national CargO Cleveland said a flight engineer between the countries it the crisis was the oppre and then asking me to find a solution for warhouilnv and Caribbean shuttle mir.4u hM Imn hlr4 1w Wmuflnahnns* A r.inlv.jt R2nI-dr Id. rviceaTth' Mriort - ---. -' ----the espionage den - me, a member of is firm and Sanford he Is following the InWashlngton,sourcessaidCarter had this great nation ii schsdele, according to J.S."Red" lie said Westinghouse is renovating some 1 postponed announcing any retaliatory wrong path." 1evs1and, executive director of the fuel tanksat the alrportlohoiae the fuel -i. S Britalo, France, West Germany, measures for 24 hours pending Bardairpert hwfty. It will need for the project. S-- Denmark and Japanall reported sending ,• , C$sweland said today bide for con Aircraft for the operation are messages to Iran seeking an end to the striictlon of a 10,000-square-foot scheduled to be flown lit Bnm Reached by telephone from Landon, a hostage ordeal. warekoas lot the corporation, 6,000 feet by a British crew later this week or early • spokesman for the militants holding the - wcIs are to be at dock he" an to next week 'Once here lit British flight embassy said, "We have not decided Prim* Rat. Hits 19/4 Westingh ba opos.d d a contract awarded on crew will train the Westinghouse crew," % the hostages. We have nothing to cost of (leveluidaid. 1•stlmat.dco say." NEW YORK (UP!) - Chase Westinghouse COrp. P' 10 transport lbs warekotme Is in excessof $100,000. -' Manhattan, the nation's third largest )Is-id Oncontract provides for a cargo by truck from Its many plants The parliament Is not expected to bank, Tuesday raised its prime lending wound the natioo to tim saiori Airport - S pwiod of 0 days. convene for at least two months _rate to a record 193 percent from 19*4 Iths earns tint, he paid, the Federal facility. In Sanford, the carp will be •government control of thehostages, Asibority iwo awarded a coo- transferred to CL 44 C-midair, four. while not guaranteeing early release, percent. The prevailing rate is 19' tgon Corp. engine, tirboiprop 101,1001 for / would place them In a position where Percent. It $ Earlier in the day Citibank of New 4*ti.,. for '&U.nof an In- four times weekly to the Caribbean. tItirufetyc(ild be monitored. • York, normally a trendsetter, boosted _______ (n) at the Ultimately, 1$ fll'ts weekly will • p., Khomeini's and BanI-Sadr'a the rate it charges its most creditworthy iWputCa*rentipa in ape" to bagin Involved. ' - statements were made in speeches to a corporate customers to 19's percent from COOTwo WsdIi*mtS.OWIlSd lW$ WI 10 Ut nent week aid a $1.Y - - S - / -. • - -. • - - .S - .. • - - S ' qb 1• • Westinghouse Moving. - -- CA S - - pined Is praWdod for in the be kept at the airport and tim 1$ crws c,&t lie leataistien Is eapsctsd to necesary to operate lit plss-will be r1sI rsommkisi Cleveland moved with their fwIIio - late- we Sanford arm " - - - - - Today S lAdptorGuryMLlIswes aUsqUtywls.1diMlSsbs an" larlimtormnis. S -.. Nilsil Pbi W Ts 0~ Wot To No 1i.kIUt5,y Ida 1anIwd we 1w beWm.drai*eiyMthsUl' f ' Clwop fesdstr at 1IWE. $th gt., f.Vf• 5 we,l a nts lv Sasisid, pho five yeas, Sir abductiag dry, sill faces - clink Lea Locater. 1 twO ISUtmees Three year-old Jossatbon Dm'yea of Lake Mary was one of 1$ st lv Ut May presds.slers who u.k part is as Easter egg bunt at the Sanford of POW Library today. The y.u.gs*.rs partklpated In the library's MihenntvIcted a a ,s$sry.Uae prgram Ii which they aent every week for a six-week ,, pertosi and have ctorfe read to them by,Ilbrary staff members. Inurdet trial last Aust ti a s *tnt S - - S UVNT • - - ___ - ___ • ___ _ . - - - - dasering crowd gathered In Tehran's 1914. First National Bank of Chicago took - hid9. Q*ei Mills Life Tw" - I St .. S •. Carter Applauds 'D. i # . •. ;- I . - ACtIsMipiuti .................ZA 4A IA Ads ..............Z1* 41 43 vAbby.....................13 ZA 43 kdiuirIsl .......................4* Thr$do ........................3* Ilireecepe .....................40 Ilupital .......................3* Natisa......................... Ourselves ...................... 10 Spsits ...................... TelevIslea ..................... Weather ....................... World..........................ZA -- �U - - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL :. - I Tuesday, April 1, 1910 ~ 1. __J. , 11 ~,*-,~.! , , L.,. , - I"•. _-~., " .4~ : t•1j• i-* Z ,.,, . ~~,;: ~-i~,.~ , \ -$i ,-, - 4 - ,,.'i~ i, I WORLD f. I " , ...".-.. - \ _, - ssoiso ,SnahToGethemotherapy CAIRO, Egypt UPI) Doctors treating Moham. flied Reza Phiavi say they will renew chemotherapy treatment for the desposed shah to control the cancer that has spread to his liver. A medical bulletin issued Monday by the Maadi armed forces hospita l referred to a "lymphatic swelling" of the liver. The bulletin carefully avoided the word "ca ncer," but Egyptian doctors attending the ousted Iranian leader said this is what was meant. The shah was recovering so well from surgery to remove his cancerous spleen four days ago, he has 1. been moved from the intensive care unit to his 15-room suite at the Nile-side hospital, the bulletin - said. - Peace Opens Reiigio us Doors CAIRO, Egypt UP1—A handful of Jews marked - with a turnabout exodus t6 the land of the ' pharoahs to celebrate the holiday ln the Arab nation for NAnON .. -, - I r' - INBRIEF ,, 1 "'V Infant Mortality Rate Rises Near Nuke Plant '1 ... HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) The infant mortality rate near Three Mile Island rose drastically in the six months following the 1979 nuclear plant accident. Health officials are investigating to see if there is a Possible connection. Dr. Donald Reid, deputy secretary of the state Health Department, released new infant mortality statistics showing the increase Monday, but warned the preliminary data was inconclusive. The infant mortality data, compiled by the department's Bureau of Vital Statistics, showed that within 10 miles of the nuclear plant, 31 infants died within six months of the accident. For the same periods of 1977 and 1978, 20 and 14 infant deaths were reported respectively in the same area, Reid said. r • , - ' '' !' - ' ,. ' -. ' I ' . - , ' ATLANTA 'UPI) — U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. says defense attorneys in the bank fraud trial of Bert Lance and three others will be allowed a maximum of eight character witnesses each to vouch for the defendants. Prosecutor Edwin Tomko says he expects to complete the government's case of bank fraud and conspiracy by the end of this week, clearing the way for the defense to present Its side of the story. Lance attorney Nick Chilivis said late Monday he planned to begin the defense of the former federal budget director before the other defendants, and he has indicated in the past he would ask Lance to testify. .1 N.-, :. .'; . - ,, •:- ' - ' - -' S. ' . ". . - - .. - a - ' - - ' -- -- - - ' Photo by Tom N.ts.I - - •-- - "" " -. - n Held In Heist M : The 260 feet of six-foot fencing covered with red and white weaving had been taken down to allow repaving of the burger shop's parking lot, they say. GASOLINE GRAND THEFT REPORTED Thieves took over $ 1(X) in gas, pl us two new tractor tires from a Fern Park equipment dealer Sunday night or Monday morning, deputies say. Donald Martin, owner of Maitland Tractor Equipment, 812 N. Orlando Ave., Fern Park, told deputies he came to work Monday morning to discover between 100 and 150 gallons of gas Lake Road and Hunt Club Boulevard shortly after 7 p.m. missing from his company's pump, activated by thieves who mw&Ia', deputies say. brake a large padlock securing It. The burglars also took two new tractor tires, bringing the Fireman James Dwight is out $150, the cost of replacing his total value of the theft up to $450, deputies say. gear, they say. YOUTH DRAGGED FROM CAR FENCING STOLEN A 16-year-old Cauelberry youth was dragged from his car Chain link fencing valued at $1,500 was stolen this bY thm Pwam in Goldenrod, beaten and sprayed with from the Burger Chef restiulant atJP U.S. Hhwa Monday. gh SmInoleti . shavifli &nford, police. " ,,,• Karl M. Stephen of2o Winding Ridge Road, Casselberry, told deputies he was driving at 9:30 p.m. Monday when he was : dragged from his car at the corner of Dike and Dodd roads. )3 V' 'i . His assailants punched him in the stomach then sprayed him a r' " -with shaving cream, deputies day, adding the youth did not reaIre medical treatment. . ''I. ''9 •' - IN BRIEF Graham, Law Officials Meet To Slow Drugs In Key West MIAMI (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham held a two-hour weekend "strategy session" with top state and federal law enforcement officials In Miami to plan inn. ves yes tigation Ligation of alleged drug smuggling and public corruption In Key West. News of the private meeting Saturday was disclosed Monday by FBI officials. Those attending included officials of the FBI, U.S. attorney's office, the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE). Arthur Nehrbass, special agent in charge of the Miami FBI district, described the meeting as "a strategy session." , ''7 . :•. rf''1" - , - - , -. 'I . 'i % . , : , •. - -- 7. , . ,,, .'. -. • 1 ,. ~ - AREA DEATHS from Miami. She was a CUFFORD SIENC)( ..j . -Clifford Earl Schenck',60, of Methodist and medical lab ,. ,J the Sanlando Mobile Home technician. e Park, Longwood, died early She is survived by a i" r-, CC ~ Tuesday at Florida Hospital daughter, . I..-r Chicago; a son, Allen Altamonte. He was a native of UMflC BUE NOS AIRES, m Argen tina ( U?PI) — President i,eniu,a . __ t? • " se rry, an Market, N.J., and had ) Jorge Videla has said Argentina d t ha . . . past two grandchildren. in Law for the anything "to clarify or hide" in international human -. 25 years movIt here from , ramk,ow.Gaines Funeral rights forums, where it has been questioned about an --Home s in charge of Princeton, N.J. He was :. estimated 6 0(X) to 15 0(X) must pie . arrangemen Baptist and a me mber ts. Videla, speaking to t he nation Monday to mark his • Sanford Shuffleboard Club, • , ,', ,.. fourth annversar) military t7.1. . vi County Shuffleboard . Fun.ral Notic.a. government has broached the question of human rights '.. f . Club and the Junior Order of with "absolute decisiveness and responsibility. SCHENCK, CLIFFORD EARL American "On doing so, we recognized au unchangeable .Ltt, — Private funeral services for th truth a dramatic fight that we had been forced into by . Clifford Earl Schenck, K, of .1 UUC 1115 wif e, Sanlando Mobile Home Park, terrorists aggression, had come to an end," Videla Mr.. Ethel Schenck, Longwood, who died Tuesday, said ,-:. I.i)ngwoed; sister, Mrs. will be held. Family requests oted. Marjorie Purnell, Winter flowof$ Please be 1;ht Dog Springs, and a number 01 Track Road, Lonowood, In . nieces and nephews. , WEATHER ' Gramkow-Gainei Funeral . SMITH, RICHARD COURT... Home Loniwood ii in charge.' Rosary sirvice for Richard NAT1ONAL REPORT: Foot-deep snow threatened to cancel Robert Smith,63, of 110$ MyrII# " •,, Ave.. Sanford, who died Sunday pes1dentlal primary balloting today in seven Kansas counties iucs*mi % the Veterans Hospital, 4d closed roads in Colorado and New Mexico. Farther south, . Richard Robert Smith, 63 d1t storms scoured the Texas Panhandle and rains swelled of lbs Myrtle Ave., Sanford, today at 'All Souls Catholic Church. Requiem mass will be at Zoo UIDES LouIsiana rivers to record Levels. The Kansas snows — more died Sunday at Veterans the a i . V WIN sOr i %7u.,I'*I i' NOW Florida ii uviu tuvu giauUatuuu u . 10 am. Wednesday at All Souls ,, in the last week — caused poor travel tl4an foot In w..w, uwu UI edAL Awent oath aft Catholic Church M eremon. a zoo. ey sign e was re er it ad to th cpndltlons that threate ned to cancel voting in seven counties Springfield, Mass, he moved requested his body be donated GRADUATE by Tom Williams (left) making them charter members of the zoo's docent to the Sanford area 30 yens for medical research and the Where 17,000 of the state's 1.1 million registered voters family ask, In lieu of flowers . Ii the South, weather forecaWs today Predicted mm rain to program. Twenty-one velvatem recently compl1eted the live-week, 3640vir ago. He was a member of the donations be made to the .' s 1 the Pearl River, already overflowing Its banks at record program to become acqulated with the animals at the no. All Souls Catholic Ch&wdi and National Leukemia Assoc ia tion America. 1vels in southeast Louisiana and headed for a Wednesday _____________________________________________________________ the SF0 Elks Lodge 1241. He clod — expected to be Its highest In hlitory, retired as comptrolleir from OAUCNU MRS ,AREA READING& it a.m.1: temperature: 61; overnight Seminde Memorial Hospital 114--ma" of the Resurrect ion for Mrs. Franca Daucher, 61, of 1., lqw: 57; yesterday's high: 83; barometric presswe: 30.08; in September Im. More$ Loop, winter relative humidity: 91 percent; winds: Southwest at 10 m.p.h. Survivors Include his wife, 2024 W ines. Who died Sunday, will WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, V a.m., ii. smiu• dIUghIU, aCthg SenlinoIl don't mu.. the appraisal Is fair, thin Court Monday In a routine procedure to Margaret Smith, nssdayat St. Augustine Catholic LU p.m.; low., 2:37 sm., 2:48 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: E. ofticlals Mt the Ch urch with Rev. Father John SBOd to Y they can 5010 court, notify taxpayers about the proposed -d highs, 6:52 a.m., 0:06 p.m.; lows, 2:26 a.m., 2:36 p.m.; •; offic iatin g. Visitation bc BtPflth HOld *nd Maitland "Then, for tho project to proceed, the Issue. BYPORT: highs, 2.23 am. 2:04 p.m.; lows, 8:21 am., 1:40 J Smith WC, Mendham will be Avenue' widened Is acquiring the goverivueot cm step In and ask the court MUmih the band sales market Ii not N J. Kathleen M Burke P-rn at the ATao tYE111i'T for an 'order 01 takIng,' which will be good atthistime, Bush said he Is SUM the Umburg, Elisabeth 3 SPTIAQI Chapel of Soldwin BOATING FORECAST: SI. Azgtl.e I. JipMer un, out necessary right-of-way, Bill Bush said today. t.l I$e wma Ctrieii p4 granted U the juilge determines the bonds will be sold Singer, (heido' Patricia $ Miles: Winds north to northeast 10 to 15 knots today Wakeservice at 7: 30 P.m. burial", j"tj M. t tonight. Easterly winds 10 to 15 knots Wednesday. &WLh , 0 All Falths Memorial park. . widitth* Plans for Howell Branch Rood $aldwin Funeral Homed Bush ad that In that event the his now, ill bonds are in trouble." Bob and Julia R. y. S aa 3105 feet. Partly by the cosy eight still —r proceed with litigMix sa 41)epI. i d. can get more interest Altamonte Wings Chapel in f ' JAMEA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. ,W B char'V and mid to MarWeckiesday. Lows months oand will speediiithatgroisct an payment for ti*lmd, but thewidening pUttk *Air moray kI0thmrt)thL But It J4ghs today how SlepheaR. Bluith Waycroes, considerably, Utah said, ghtcl#ay she will proceed -dids on the person's tax ItitlaL tcilght low to mid $. Winds northeast 10 to 15 mph Ga.; Joins G. Smith, Orlando acquisition will take the mod time. (ty omiais have dedded Bob that the road will b --p nd variable tonight becoming southeast Wednesday. 1*1i1od and DasleiR. &nith, Sanford' I tq - M will be more economical to proceed be tax free (mo'm UN ahusr will brM"MA Could take 11111111`11111, ' Al ..usu, au' MAI -----, --. _____________ part of the fill to accocnplWl," Bush with the wideft pro jects now and not have to pay tax on the Interest earSprheJI.ld, Mesa. a vi1ng IIr1sld' (USPI 19540) said, finance them rather than wait for the nsd), will be backed bythelth and lth I RIght.ol.,ay acquisition, he explained, needed fuj to accumulate, cant of the gasoline tax and further EUZABETh UOOE*RZ 'I.J '.s.o'w so'.. Involves identifying parcels 01 land -. undsy. *rft 1, iNS—Vol. 7L N&11, lids Is because cetructlon cs are backed by the good Faith and credIt 01 UN E'setttth Brodirick, 5k of needed for widening, pr.psrIg a list 01 inereanlng at the rate of is percent per Mate of- Florida. wlkshd Daily sod 1usd.!, IZCIP$ $11w1., W lie so"" * Turtle Mosmd Drive, $,ijgh CseuIy's eraW be., Ni $. PrsaØ *., $aabci. faa. NtiS. owners, cblai'diig independent appraisal year, Bush said, and U the county Waits H. added that the state piais for Causlbsrry, died Monday of the property and negotiating with the the project costs will be much higher. isaud dons Peofaje Paid aS $a"Pisrida 22151 Howell Branch Road were prepared In morabre at Fkwide Hnsplta owro to pace the 1r,rij at the Altamonte. A native of M1UIWISI PUIk By soiling bonds that pay 7.5 51 Dof1V1 Web. N cobs Miafl, 63-911 C A%"*. $22.0, appraised vakm. nt I Io1insthsprojectsU* GrssUId) Co, county 01 rea&. she bid M. TNIU FII.,4 eor, $41.1 Sy Mmli Web. $ills Mrt. $1 PJiC ft'u*L $21.0, "(frtesLbsdos-d A -yaklm ow 10K . ML ' - --------'' for the ' 1AU*DAY U5, fralmd Ii fair ,It Thh n1t4, t1.,ts us ui i'...ie ,,.a.a.... n• i -no VWv 7 'ww t',iissi&i, s t..a -— -----w wn unrnP, L. sr ii, g .. au-usa TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) — Most have been doing it anyway, but the Public Service Commission has approved a plan requiring electric companies to inspect customers' homes and look for ways to save energy. The energy audit program was approved 4-1 Monday, with Chairman Bob Mann dissenting, saying it was 4190 percent eyewash." Commissioner Joe Cresse argued that the program can lead to millions of dollars in savings for power companies and their customers if aggressively promoted by the utilities. , '1 - - ve -. ' - :' a ' Governor's Budget Zooms '- - TALLAHASSEE, Flu, (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham promised to limit the size and cost of state government, but he has three times the personal staff than his predecessor and a significantly bigger office budget. Graham's current office budget is $3,654,000, compared to $1,897,000 in the last year of Gov. Reubin Askew's administration, the Tallahassee Democrat reported Sunday. And Graham has added 39 employees to the 88member staff he inherited from Askew. That's a 44 percent increase. Graham aides strongly defended the larger staff and pointed out that many of the new positions are being paid for with federal money. If - : 'r. • ' -. ., G Firestone Defends Travel - -_ em 4 01 TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) — Freshman Secretary Of State George Firestone Monday defended spending nearly hail of the first year of his term away from his Tallahassee office, including 149 days In his Miami hometown. He traveled more days than any of the other five Cabinet officials in 10, but made only two trips out of the state, both to Washington, D.C. Many 01 his trips to Miami coincided with weekends or week days off. He did not bill the state for meals or travel expenses for the 70 days off spent In Miami, But he Wiled the state for his transportatIon there and back. County Looks To Widen 2 Roads a. HOSPITAL NOTES SIMINOLI MIMORIAL HOSPITAL OAIIAWN - - — -- - -- --- ' '- - The judge said he would not consider an astrological defense because the rights of criminal law and those of the citizens of Florida superceded Denton's. ____ I 'Unpredictable' State Votes Today WISCONSIN Milwaukee 'k Madison Wisconsin (above) has a history of unusual political finishes. In the 1976 race, former Gov. Jimmy Carter edged Rep. Morris Udall and President Ford beat former Gov. Ronald Reagan. Ford nipped Carter 51 percent to 49 percent to win the presidential vote. By ARNOLD SAWISLAK UP! Senior Editor It was unpredictable Wisconsin's turn today and snowbound Kansas also will try to vote in the sixth hectic week of 1980 presidential primaries. Again, President Carter and Ronald Reagan are supposed to win, and again an upset could be in the wind. Wisconsin, famous for shooting down favorites and favoring underdogs in the 75 years it has held presidential primaries, voted in cool, clear weather. It was estimated as many as 1,5 million of the state's 3.4 million voting age citizens would turn out. Kansas was another story. By late Monday, more than a foot of snow had fallen in seven northwest counties and more was forecast. Steve Carr, an assistant attorney general, said local judges and election officers might have to postpone some balloting in the state's first presidential primary. Although Kansas offered 37 Democratic and 32 Republican delegates, candidates in both parties concentrated in the final days of the campaign on Wisconsin, where 75 Democratic and 34 Republica.i delegates were on the block. Before today' s voting, Carter had 778 of the 1,666 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination — 55 short of the halfway mark. Sen. Edward Kennedy had 404.5, California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. had none. Reagan held 350 delegates, George hush 68 and Rep. John Anderson 45 in the GOP race for the 998 needed to win, On paper, Carter and Reagan were favored in both states, but the president's campaigners and his challengers worked right up to poll opening time as if the contest was down to the last vote. Reagan's opponents battled down to the wire as well. Privately, Carter campaign aides said the president had nothing like the WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter's The president's advisers also revtseu their effort at producing the first balanced budget In Inflation estimates upward Monday, 12 years is supposed to set a good example for predicting consumer prices will rise 12.8 Americans who have had much the same percent this year, and 9 percent in 1981. In trouble as the federal government — over- January, the administration forecast inflation spending Income, at 10.7 percent this year and 8.7 percent next Whether Carter's proposals will survive the year. congressional tug-of-war won't be known until "We are now forecasting a somewhat milder next fall when the budget is scheduled for and somewhat later recession and somewhat passage. slower recovery in 1981," said Charles Nor Is there any certainty the American Schultze, chairman of the government's public will reduce the spending presidential Council of Economic Advisers. advisers and other economists misjudged in Carter sent Congress his new balanced January, forcing the administration to revise budget Monday. He also sent a warning he its budget estimates In just six weeks. would veto any spending bills that would throw 6-to-1 lead the last published polls showed two weeks ago. Kennedy, also working the Milwaukee area, told a radio talk show audience, 'I'm looking forward to Tuesday," Brown, who made Wisconsin his pe rsonal testing ground after flopping in the early eastern primaries, staged a whirlwind "fl'-around' of state cities and planned another strenuous round of stwnping today. Reagan campaigned like a man with a safe cushion, but expressed only his traditional "cautious optimism." Bush's campaign manager pronounced the primary "winnable," but the candidate declined to comment on the prospects. Anderson, who spent Monday flying around the state, said Wisconsin's primary would silence those who say Reagan has the Republican nomination wrapped up. his budget into deficit, to help cities badly hurt by the cutoff in Carter cut $15 billion from his January revenue-sharing funds. But the U.S. Conbudget to give the government a $611.5 billion ferent'e of Mayors said, "We find it hard to spending plan and a $500 million surplus. lie accept this as a fair trade-off." eliminated revenue sharing to the states and Carter delivered his original budget anti-recession aid to cities, put off several message Jan. 28, then announced March 14 he social reform programs, cut funds for high- would cut $13 billion to $14 billion from his first ways and 50,000 public service jobs and plan because inflation rates had soared higher reduced the subsidy for the U.S. Postal Ser- than expected and raised the cost of the vice, which could mean no more mail on January budget by $13 billion. Saturdays. Richard Hahn, vice president and chief The new budget actually adds more than $4 economist of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, billion for defense, despite proposals to trim said it 'realistic appraisal" of economic $1.4 billion from the January budget. conditions would show at least $25 billion Carter also added $500 million to the budget would have to be cut to balance the budget. The Poiso n Gang... Ch&Ck-VjV Yet? .. . Has Supermarket In Deadly Pickle SAN DIEGO (UP!) Shoppers and store employees today Shoppers were still buying from the markets, including the carefully eyed food at Safeway markets in a deadly lottery set two where the poisoned food was found, up by an extortionist, or perhaps more than one, who dosed "Sure, customers are talking about It, but I'd say things are pickles and teriyaki sauce with enough cyanide to kill at least back to normal," said Easter, whose store closed Sunday while six grown men, employees checked all but canned goods for evidence of A note —signed "The Poison Gang" and taped to a pickle jar tampering. — demanded a ransom of 50 diamonds from Safeway, the One store employee was worried, however. "With some largest supermarket chain in the country, to prevent more things, it's easy to see if it's been messed with, but a jar of poisoning of food on market shelves. pickles? You can screw the top back on real tight and who's "There's a real nut out there," said Larry Easter, manager going to know?" of the La Jolla Safeway. "The guy who did it must be sick." The extortionist first hit the La Jolla store. So far, nobody has eaten cyanide, one of the deadliest A male telephone caller told an assistant manager to look for poisons known, but poisoned food was found during the a certain jar of Polish-style pickles. Taped to the jar was a note weekend at two store,, in La Jolla and the Pacific Beach area in which the chain was told to prepare a ransom payment of 50 of San Diego. The stores remained open, with increased loose diamonds "one carat or larger, of good quality." security. "Otherwise, we will poison the food in every Safeway store in the area." There are 45 Safeway stores in San Diego County, and public health officials openly were concerned by the scope of op"You will be contacted," it concluded. portunities for danger. "The Poison Gang." It is difficult to detect cyanide because Its smell Is easily The pickle jar — which employees noticed appeared masked by food odors and it can be fatal in doses as small as "cloudy" — was found to contain 1,400 milligrams of cyanide, nine one-thousandths of an ounce. about six times the fatal dose for a grown man, said Reaser. Once the poison has entered the bloodstream, death Is The note said there were "five other food items loaded with almost Instantaneous, said Richard Doyle of the Regional cyanide" on the shelves of the La Jolla store, but employees Poison Center, did not find any In an item-by-item scrutiny of shelf goods The hunt for the poisoner Included not only city police but while the store was closed Sunday. also the FBI, the US. Food and Drug Administration and the state Department of Health Services. As they hunted, an anonymous caller told a clerk at "The part that's serious is where he will strike next, and how Safeway's Pacific Beach store, several miles south, that it will be forestalled," said Dr. Georgia Reamer, acting chief of bottles of teriyaki sauce had been poisoned. Laboratory tests confirmed one bottle did contain a lethal dose of cyanide. the San Diego County Health Department. . COUGAR, Wash, (UP!) — "Very "it looks like all the cars went through the abrasive" volcanic ash — the fallout from same flow mill," said Chris Kelly of erupting Mount St. Helena — dusted south- Longview. "or as If someone took a paint west Washington communities and people brush, soaked it in gray paint, and splatwith respiratory problems were told to stay tered everything In sight." Indoors today. The Forest Service warned the mildly The mud-colored, clay-like ash began acidic ash particles might Irritate skin and falling shortly after noon Monday nasal p in the assages and could corrode metals Kelso-Longvlew atea, a community of about and damage textiles If not brushed off with 75,000 lying 40 miles west of the volcano cloths. People d r y with respiratory prob. whichMormedtollfehetThwndy af ter l23 were advised to stay Indoors. lems years of dormancy. The mountain blasted pumice and steam At Cougar, just 10 mIles south of the Irregularly and the fallout continued volcano, Pacific Power and Electric crews through the n ht. Alarmed citizens, at three dams reported "heavy settlings" of pitIning of eye irritation and ash-qlattered ash moving southeast toward Portland, and automobiles, besieged radio stations and residents reported the ash became increasingly caustic when it came Into contact law enforcement officials with calls asking what to do about the material, with water. j( MARCH 31, 5* _ __ A nMisslows Sanford: Pawl" i. Clifford Manley $ç, J" A. p Edwina 0. $I4*a C. Turner DorINy Vallol Vista Whack James 1. McCoy, Oslary J0140 L. DavIs. osttona Alien P. Ns$s.,,. Dellena Chins. A. Rapers, DiIfonj , OolphusCarwl$s5r.,Oviedo DISCHAIGS$ Sanford: Mamie Bradley Jacob Dinah Lui$e Harvin Steven J. McM.nnamy Gins T. 11sr1 Gertrude Sabo William E. Weber FrnCSs I. Warren, Comm"" Steve J. Mikolaicik, Casislb.rry Ella J. Dickin. DsSary Robert C. Hoffman, Demary Dart. W. Fax. DOWA Linde Daignhl. Lb. Moivee Howard Frir. O~ ' - Volcar Ash Dusts Areas ig New York Striko Forces Transportation Nightmare NEW YORK (UPI) — Uta and 1l7 workers shut down the flatlol*'I husi,it mass transit system today Ms a MiUN for better wages, stranding more thell ndfllflit daily riders and plungi'ig UN metropolitan area Into it transportation nightmam I Strikes temporarily were averted on the tlI,4 Hill Road and rnWten bus lines, but work slowdowns wire - threatened by tofl4aker. miMing all Mayor Edward Koch, who was at the Hudson River bridge and tunnel Sheraton Center Hotel during the last gateways to Manhattan. Four private hours of the bargaining, Immediately lines with a dolly s'Idersbip 01 0000 ordered the city's emergency plan put passengers were struck In Queens. into effect, but conceded: "It isobviously Qty planners predicted the strike going to be very painful. There will be would deluge Manhattan with auto great IncinvenIence." traffic. One 1IdI1 saId 600,000 cars were e xpected to ck UN island inlow 50th It was the first walkout against the Street, triple lbs normal amount, transit system since Jan. 1,1*, - :~ Is Pleased 'lo Announce the Opening 01 His Office For the Practice 01 ' , / FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment - . Argentina Head Defends Role - "I think that is romanticizing. I think that sounds like some' Green w ich Village nut,' the judge responded. Nageley told Price the case and his astrology defense would be the "conduit to bring us all into the age of Aquarius." ,7 PSC Backs Energy Plan ,. I Ill. He said "unconscious forces" were responsible for Denton's violent history, which includes his becoming a drug a4dict at age 12 and a homosexual rape victim at the age of five. FLORIDA Carter Inks Balanced Budget Proposal - By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A 26-year-old West Melbourne man was arrested Monday night on charges of attempted burglary, after he was found outside an Altamonte Springs business, deputies say. Michael Lang was arrested outside Beasley's Tuxedo Rental, 1299 E. Altamonte Drive, at 9:35 p.m. by Altamonte Springs police and Seminole County deputies responding to an anonymous report of a break-in in progress. fin I nti luin,, nn *hn De pu ties say when t hey arrived thnv 0 'i"e " " - -.------ -- ..........-J —••• -1 ground, intoxicated, 10 feet from the door of the tuxedo shop, and the door of the shop damaged from a series of kicks. RESCUE EQUIPMENT TAKEN A Seminole County firefighter had a $150 fireman's coat stolen from it rescue truck as he worked an accident Thursday, deputies say. other The 4 unit while it was responding crash and - "p into a couple's townhouse in suburban Plantation last Sept. 22, robbing them, slashing the man's wrists, raping the 56-year. old woman and writing obscenities on the walls, Denton, who was paroled last March after serving 18 months for kidnapping and battery, was arrested as he walked out of the townhouse with a brassiere on his head. Sheridan, who will be tried separately, was arrested while ransacking the home. During the hearing on a prosecution motion to strike Denton's plea of innocent by reason of insanity, Nageley said Denton's unlucky fate was written in the stars from his birth on Aug. 8, 1956. r ' Wisconsin Shootout Lance Defense Gets Ready • - - - ." - Jerusalem, Israeli Ambassador Eliahu ben-Elissar led his 48 embassy personnel Monday evening in hosting 112 Egyptian Jews to the traditional Passover eve meal, the seder, which featured kosher chicken, wine and matzoh shipped in from Israel, "This gathering tonight has been made possible by a peace treaty signed a year ago, and we hope It will be everlasting," Ben.Elissar told his seated dinner audience In Hebrew and French. Egyptian Jews speak French with each other and Arabic otherwise. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (UP!) A judge's ruling that a defense attorney could not plead his client insane by reason of his horoscope, left the attorney so distraught that he withdrew from the case and threatened to resign from the bar. Broward County Circuit Judge Joseph Price refused Monday to accept the unusual insanity defense offered by attorney Jack Nageley of Miami Beach on behalf of Mark Quinn Denton, a 23-year-old exconvict charged with rape and robbery. Nagely then annouced he was withdrawing from the case, saying the judicial system is "putting me out of business." Denton and Thomas A. Sheridan are accused of breaking - - Bombs Rock El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — Gunfire and bomb blasts rocked San Salvador's fashionable Escalon district today just hours before the strife-torn nation's most active leftist guerrilla group marked its toni anniversary, Authorities said they did not know the sources of the explosions and gunfire. Ten foreign bishops, including San Francisco Archbishop James Quinn, and 18 other clergymen Monday . uiuueiigeu guverruiien aiiegauons ieziisis were responsible for violence that left 40 dead and hundreds injured at the funeral of slain Archbishop Oscar A. Romero. . •' ,% giant as reportedly In Sanfos rd morning lurking In back alleys fl lounging rooftops. From time to time it would reach out into the streets and play with passing automobiles much in the manner a child would play with his toys. This report from Herald photographer Tom Netsel was unconfirmed since no one else reported seeing the towering Figure. Netsel said it bore an amazing resemblance to Herald photographer Tom Vincent, but since this i5 April pr Fool's 00 $ Day, no credence should be given this report. Herald , - IN SANFORD LONDON (UPI) Th e U.S. dollar hit its highest level in ears on several markets toda) on the strength gained from high American interest rates. The price of gold held steady, An ounce of gold was up $7 at the start of trade in Zurich to $503.50, but the price in London down $3 from Monday's close, In Milan, the dollar opened at 907.50 lire, up from Monday's close of 898.30. which had been the highest In four years. The dollar also reached its hi ghest level In 30 months on the Hong Kong market when It soared to 253.70 before finishing the day at 250.50 yen - up froni Monday's close of 249.70 yen. And In London, the dollar had Its best opening since Nov. 15, 1979 with the pound ste rling starting the day at *2.1475. Monday's close had been *2.1640. . ~ ' \ ' GIANT SEEN High U.S. Interest Rates Boost Dollar On Markets ,' \. - IN BRIEF - * I.•. ;; •. ;•3, • ----...,•- I Horoscope Defense Not In The Stars For Upset- Attorney DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 - 549 W. I-AKE MARY BLVD.323-2301 . - ' FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEAN-UP The Sanford Public Works Department will be conducting a City Wide Clean-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. 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DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, O 2 *< $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. I I Dow _ The Clock U.S., Mexico TrnaIe ' By JOE DeSANTIS While on the subject of Brevard, their are set to begin April 7. The freshman. 1ywideiiai.knieet is slaeu io ivuuiters pulled the "nere today, gone .....suphexnOl take place at Lake Howell on April 8 along with tomorrow," act on a few of Seminole High's players. While the Tribe was busy putting the county weightllftlng meet that same afternoon beginning at 6 p.m. at Lyman, together Its initlat win streak of 17 games, a chubby " ' tan scout, decked out in the customary $59.95 Sear's special, complete with white shoes Other items on the upcoming sports agenda and an overlapping belt line, was busy paying Include the Five Star diving championships at almost nightly visits to the Sanford campus on Deland on April 9 and the Five Star swim meet game nights. After filling several of the Tribe's at the Bulldog's pool a day later on April 10. starters eyes with stars the scout hasn't The district baseball tournament and track resurfaced at Seminole again. I wonder why, meet take place later In the month. considering Bill Payne's squad went on to make the state semi-finals. In the spring a high school's fancy turns to a coaching shakeup? Yep, look for major changes The Five Star Conference will close out several in the coaching ranks of several Seminole County spring sports schedules over the next two weeks, high schools in the very near future. A couple of The conference and district tennis tournaments administrative changes are also in the works. The little roundball bird says It's just about time tcr om* of the graduating county basketball players to sign the dotted scholarship Line. Despite no official announcements yet, here's a few predictions, Lake Brantley's curly-haired sharpshooter Doug Dershimer will sign with Seminole Corn. munity College. Lake Howell's ace forward Reggie Barnes Is a solid bet to also become a Raider along with as many as three of Seminole High's starting five, Another Seminole, Glenn Stambaugh, looks like a sure bet to dress out in a Rollins roundball uniform come next winter, From the parochial corner, look for Bishop Moore's Paul Mullee to ink with the Brevard Community College Titans, ... , By United Press international sprawled face down on tile canvas long off a possible bout witil A!I. Who is looking Iiiiemet had old)- a si,iall cut over his John Conteli (if England in four rounds. felt fine a fe%% ininutes later. Unbeaten Larry Holmes calls himself after the bout was over, to try to win the heavyweight title for a eye. Muhaiiiniad said after that bout that he ('aine'I finished stroni. to Pftt a the best heavyweight in the world and in Monday night 's other title fights, fourth tuiie. %11ntcd to uiit'tt the Jot ison-(;rcgor uiianniious decision over Iarlov. 130th . Gregor dropped Johnson in the third after Monday night's 5-title boxing ex. two other titles chtinged hands. Eddie inner for [lit, undisputed title. fighters had severe cuts tin View faces -Definitely -- lil,eaver has proven round, then put Iiiiii away lit die I I th travaganza, there may be Few who doubt Gregory of Brooklyn, N.Y., Won the W13, Leonard used his iigiitningquiuk hand.s lien it ended. himself," said Holmes. --lie won that side a flurry of punches. It was Gregory's 30th the claim, light heavyweight championship b) ,f it i the title m. But I think the people career knockout and his 36th victory in 41 to put (;rt.th imay easiI The Iormia'r "Whemi I fought h'ark'v in Yugoslavia Holmes ran off his 34th consecutive stopping defending champion Marvin know who the real champion is. Olympic champion, ho on the title in bouts. 'l'tie loss dropped Johncnn to 244. a draw m, I erit into it crouch in the victory when he turned 6-foot-5, 250- Johnson of Indianapolis in the 11th round November,t'ntksi his first title defense in seventh round and found he couldn't hit ''I tion't need AU he needs me. Mi "I've been demued th is title for three spectacular fashion, stretch pound "Big Bad" Leroy Jones Into his Mar vin Camel of Butte, Mont., the champion of yesterda,:.. I'm the ing ''Ut d''W?L' Said ( a!ntf is years," it1 c;r.g'y, lio claims he Green wil1I'%%(, dazzling left hooks. personal punching bag and successfully outpoirtet1Mi.ite Parlov of Vugloslavia in thmiiomi of today.'' could miot get a title shot because he Camel went into his crouch in (tie 11th. defended his World Boxing Cou ncil a blood' 15-rounder for the WBC cruiser''The majority of the twit', m speed Weaver als o indicated lie wants to lace would not sign a long-terii deal with a 1k' had an anxious miiomuent in the 15th, version of the heavyweight chani- weight title. thit. dillcri'ri.. mi itmt," Sti(1 liultites again. "I'm goin get Larry promoter. when referee Ferd Ilernandez stopped pionship with an eighth-round technical Sugar Ray Leonard of Palmer Park, Holmes. I'll get him next time," Leonard. knockout at Las Vegas. Cham p Chancy, Johnson's trainer, &'itti Md., had little trouble making a sucThe victory as the 27th without a loss the tight uwmiientarily to have ring Weaver said lie knew Tate was finished John Tte, who held the World Boxing cesslul First defense of his WBC the muhtiute l4msician timiaId Romeo check Camel's his fighter didn't expect Gregory's for Leonard, arid his 17th knockout. he hit hnii, bkuling eve. Association version of the title, did not welterweight title with a lourthround cru.stüng body attack. manager. Angelo Dundee, "They told me I ould have to knock Fare as well at Knoxville, Term. Tate, knockout of Davey Green of England. "You don't think about the eye," said ''I consider this an off night," Chaney was it one-punch knockout victim near who was supposed to use veteran Mike "I think I've proven myself again to him out to will it s" he explained. ''1 got in the fight. definitely was in top his dressing roomafter .lose Camel."'You Just don't ant the referee sani. "1k' tJohnson i ttht right hand, then a left hook. I kne Weaver as a tuneup For a $14 million people all over the world," said Holmes, to stop the fight," it "hanger-on" Saunders, described as shape. Marvin couldn't get the coordi. showdown against former champion who knocked out Weaver in a title bout in he wasn't getting flattened Dundee %0h a right to the nation going.'' The cruiserweiglit division was created Muhammad Au this summer, saw the New York last June. "I'm the true Tate would not meet with the press mmniutli after l)umidee reportedly asked last sear for fighters considered too Gregory soon may face Matthew Saud dream evaporate with a crunching left heavyweight champion." after being knocked out. his physician, tutu to iiove out of a aIktay. y heav for the light heavyweight division hook with only 45 seconds left. Holmes announced Scott LeDoux will l)r. Bob Whittle, said, "1 don't think he Muhatuaniud, who successfully defended amid too small to handle the bigger 200. I)umiclec as examined by one of the Weaver, who took all Tate had to offer be his next opponent and said he would wants to talk to anybody. lie's disappomn. his WIIC version of the light heavyweight IX'Limi(l-pltis twavycmghts. (haimpi0Uship Saturday by knocking out attending light physicians and saul lit' in the early rounds, left the ex-champion like to face Weaver again. But he laughed ted, lit- 's lucid, lie's all right." _________ - ____ -. . . 5 .. ..__ _ - . .• ..,, ., . '..-,- . •. _________ ' _' ' For Teddy ____ ____ _____ — Still Ahead .,. Af, . k . . - ". ... . .: - - ' ' : ._—.. _____. . - ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ - - .... ' __________ _ Expos Send Slugger Staub To Texas Rangers . _________ .________ . ,c . ______ By United Press International After a decade away from .the the Lone Star state, Rusty , was traded for the second time in less than a year Monday to the Texas Rangers by the Montreal Expos. The Expos receive outfielder LaRue Washington and infielder Chris Smith, Staub had been battling Warren Cromartie for the Expos' first base job during the spring exhibition games but now is expected to become a designated hitter again in the American League a role he filled superbly during his four seasons with the Detroit Tigers. 'After the Staub trade was announced, the Expos were beaten by Houston, 7-3, on Art Howe's grand.elajn howeti the third Inning. Howe'a blast followed three singles and a bases-loaded walk. Crornartie celebrated his victory in the first base battle with an RBI + single. Elsewhere, the Chicago ' . .. ,' . . _____ . .. - .. .' _____ . ____ _____________ — __________________ _____________ . •... . — BERRY'S W ___ 11 + . TM : . + ti _' - , L 4 .~-, a IMP of IdA W4 9064-. . , + "Don't 011110 MO mat 'i gooao Just like Carte,' did on th at U. N. o1ution vole. - "' - A few minutes later, during the question-, 11113d,111115M PortionP'fl1 Foryst abnçtly whlepered to her host that the had to leave and get back to Washington. She then dished oil — to catch a plane at O'Hare Airport. Footnote Another Amtrak official Clark Tyler vies president for tions services, stayed through to the end of the tien bearded. train for his trip to wndgngt. WATUI ON WA8TE: The Ueenliig of ________ ____ Sen. ft Jim Smer, D. Algencin WW *I $KM to have private &mz supply p1mb10 dis hureaucrsti,offkM and tokeep 11 The or $ t ahrIng-can brigade, cono blof funds for such services. u ... Jerry Reuss and Bob Castillo teamed on it seven-hitter for Los Angeles ... Pittsburgh's Dave Parker drove in five runs with two liomne runs and a double ... lien Oglivie, l)omi Money, Larry liisle and Sixto Lezt'ana hioniered to spark Milwaukee's onslaught ... Joe CharLoneau stroked his third home run of the spring to pace Cleveland ,,. Wayne Gross drove in thz'ev+ runs and MItehell Page had two RBI for Oakland Rennie Stennett snapped a 3-3 tie with a 10th-inning single as Sun Francisco improved its spring record to 14-6. . Grayson Opens Sanford N.L. League With No-Hitter, Fans 17 Donald Grayson tossed a leaguer In Sanford, only first Inning and scored on a allowed four base runners, all double by Grayson for the on walks. A couple of foul first Railroaders' run. Grayson opened the fourth bails was all the First Federal batters could manage against with a single and Albert the lanky right-hander. Armstrong followed with a Grayson fanned the first home run, The Railroaders eight batters he faced and scored another run on errors later put together a string of before the inning was over, five strikeouts. Singles by Grayson and Grayson was also the of. Terrance Carr, coupled with filth inning to break open a 6.6 bined to limit Sunnrland Corp. Lemon combined to pitch a tie. Sunniland managed a to just three hits, a homer and one-hitter for Poppa Jay's. single run in the top of the single by Oscar Merthie and a The only Cardinal Industries out 17 batters Monday to lead sixth, a homer by Oscar double by Theodore Graham, safety was a fourth inning the Railroaders to a 6-0 win over Merthie, but relief pitcher First Federal during Dee Johnson went (tie single by Kurry Hunter. Theron Liggonts shut off the distance on the imiound for the opening day action In the lit today's Sanford Little rally and notched the win, Sanford Little National losers. American League action, Richard Leonard slapped a League. Poppa Jay's was leading defending city champ In other opening day double and single to pace only 144 after four innings, Flagship Bank of Seminole games, Clem Leonard Shell Clem Leonard Shell at the but erupted for 18 runs in the plays Jack Prosser Ford at 5 nipped Sunnlland Corporation ulate, while teammates Willie ton of the fifth, p.m. a nay Avenue Field. At fensive star for the three errors, provided the 'Brown, David Goldstick, 9-7 while Poppa Jay's Poppa Jay's sent 22 batters Ft. Mellon Park, George's Railroaders, pounding three Railroaders with a pair of Perry Dreggors, David to the plate in the Cardinal Industries 324. Fifth inning, meets Krayola Kollege at 5 of his team's five hits. insurance runs in the fifth. Daniels and Leonard Lucas scoring the 18 runs on eight p.m. and Atlantic Bank takes Grayson, considered by Dwayne Mitchell reached Clem Leonard Shell scored each slammed doubles. hits. Eric Gordon and David on Seminole l'etroleuzmu at 7 many to be the top little base on an error to open the three runs in the bottom of the Brown and Liggons corn- VanHorn both had a pair of pm tilts In the fifth inning, LIONAID Stewart Gordon had three SUNWI1.A$D CORP. AIIM SHILL AIIM ll hits, Including a triple and •riRsIll •,, •rsw .3 i I I I OIIIUCk double, to lead Poppa Jay's OreRam ,.. Grays" I what they already knew that he was retiring, c.rnus 311 Lisørl 3 III 12-hit attack. DALLAS UPI) — Through the relatively mild winter and J.Rawø 4 I 3 I I Lie,.a, Then, In a news confe re nce t ha t dreg 200 writers and through the early blooming spring, Roger Staubach waited and, Dexter Franklin and Larry o. M"18ii .i MI4I I I I O•$$ broadcasters from around the country and was televised live waited for the urge to hit him. 211 0. Mis'ffius 2 3 3 Damsis 311 by two local stations, Staubach (ought back the tears and made IAILROADIRS FIRST He waited for the anxiousness to return, the eagerness that HI'.s III Pddlcerd 2 II III *5 1 N FIDIRAL TOTALS 23 7 3 I.s.c.s his decision public. would take him to the practice field to begin another round of . MDtN.Ii Niwi , 4 CrIs I II DI, TOTALS fl5 ,, SicRsi' wor kouts that would carry hir4i to the peak of physical conHe cited his concern for his family (Including five children, III Orarn., 311 $vaali*adC.,p III NI—i dillon, 3 II Diaiis "t?SI the oldest of whom is 13) and his at-least mild concern over Cii? IN Ills-9 s• L.ss.rShsiI 311 IwS. He listened to Coach Torn Landry tell him that his statistics Hill iyi III possible damage caused by the five concussions he received ,, Grills ill Ve5o showed him to be at the top of his game. And he listened to ,, am" 11111$ ,, $11 General Man ager Tex Schramm tell him that age is relative; 411141 i-.. made up my mind to retire at the end of "I had p tty much re 3 6 , C..,., So l y nger man, much ou of a body that he — at 38 — had the WI'$IM *I TOTALS 114 $ last season, But I didn't say anything because it might happen Ram.ss.r I I But the urge never came and the discussions with Landry McMi$I that all of a sudden 1 would want to get ready for next season. off and &hramimi failed to make a dent. Clør III 1'tW IretiFenient; feeling lingered, though," ii a a TOTALS So on Monday, Staubach did what he had told himself he was going to do from the moment the 1979 football season ended. The announcement ended an 11-year career In which Stau- Raik'4srs IN 331-4 040-411 He announced he had quarterbacked his last game for the bach gained recogn ition as one of the finest quarterbacks ever '"" CARDINAL Was Cowboys. to play pro footba ll. His career passing rating (established POPPA INDUSTUISI through a complicated formula b) the NFL) was 83.5 — No. I In a team meeting Monday morning he joked and kidded JAY'S a ai u H II D.Dsss 14IPIYS S 'with his longtime friends and then choked up when he said In the hIstory of the leaguL. t I Iiir I I wolms IS iiiiswam .. + sparkling no-hitter and struck Staubach Bids Farewe To Football — pr!i!!lt for public affairs, visited Chicago recently to attend a lunch sponsored by the COflaWfler'crlented National Aoclatlon of Railroad Passenger& Although addeessing the already club-car comforts and convenience 0 between w4Uhit(ll and Chicago on an Amtrak UU• ,,r oryst, Al former flack M Ford administration, ,, presentation and ws warmly_ Sari Diego, 7.3, in 10 innings, seventh straight Ken single arid Fred Lynn knocked and the New York Yankees Landreaux and Ron Jackson in three more witli a pair of defeated Philadelphia, 7-3. smacked back-to-back horn- doubles to power Boston Richard Worthani out. ersto ignite Minnesota's four- Jon Matlack scattered five pitched Jim Palmer, allowing run rally in the eighth ... Tony tüts over seven innings to only three singles in six in. Perez drove in four runs with pitch Texas to victory rungs as the Orioles lost their it three-run homer and a Willie Aikens and Pete LaCock cracked three-run homers for Kansas City + Cambodians Suffer Under Vietnamese, + New York Mets, 4-1, Pittsburgh topped St. Louis, 6-1, Milwaukee iia iii mu crc d Seattle, 11-4, Cleveland downed California, 9-7, Oakland pounded the Chicago Cubs, l&.2, San Francisco beat + • JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON — The suffering of the bodians, the Vietnamese have no qualms quoted at length by the ambassador, who Cambodian population that survived Pci about st sling food from the starving natives, deathbed his observations as a "solid, Pot's murderous rule is ccntIu1ng under the this man In bloodstained trousers described penetrating look" at Cambodia. Heder wrote: hostile regime kept In power by. the Vietto an Interviewer how the Vietnamese had namese military, according to confidential ambushed him and his friends, "He itill had "Well-organized teams of Vietnamese cables received by the State Deportment. some rice only because the Vietnamese troons — consumed some of Icamboidists The messages from UL Awksmdor already had stolen more than they would home-grown) rice themes, provided some carry from Morton Abramowitz In Thailand till of his murdered companions," one ci It to their closest collaborators, sold some cable relates, murder, rape and theft of international food of It on the black markets In thn urban ciaAccording to the refugees, the Vietnamese tics, and sent some of It back to Vietnam supplies by the occupying Vietnamese troops. Their harsh treatment has so alienated the distribute relief sipl1s of rice b day "in native Khmer population that the poppet presence of internatIonal workers, their The few Cambodians who cooperate with confiscate (It) after the workers &pest the the conquerors get several pounds of edible Heng Samrin government can keep Its tenuous hold on the country only by the naked scene," or replace It with corn. Some Soviet- rice a month, but ordinary peasants alln get soppliod corn "ii still clogging One warehouse only red corn or "am4 broken rice from military force ci its VW'ia'nea, masters. — but Is so unappealing that only the most From reports of üMrvinars dispatched to Vietnam which they said made them vomIt," refuges camps on the Thal-Cambodian tiustgry will eat It," the cable reports. one cable reports. border Abramowitz has ad Iscretsry ofAbramowitz has also provided evidence to Relief medical supplies we also p.dtisi on stats Cyrus Vance t soppot conthued daima that the Vietnamese the black market, their foreign origin clearly Jy by PAVN (VW'iunw,) sokiut we unllernily we actually shipping foreign rice supplies Identifiable, Abramowits reported. (Yfklala intended for Cambodia back to their own of the piçet regime are believed to he reported — train all pert. of Zampuches profiteering on the lntuiistional relief 5opi A mUlt1 iviai was quoted in one cable "He plies. Even offIcials of the tisling goveri .nt saw two cargo barges arrive train Vietnam Footnote: The cables, though detailing the beve been Deft their w ith corn. After willoadft one Abramowitz icports. "Their dicliko to wuflusd witlirlce,whkhheclalmedheaded the supplies do find their way to the Cam. escope(for)viatialrensttiementla(ither) for Vietnam. bodianpopulac.. Abramowils told Vance that colssis hI1 5 flfl)5 Other w1tr luded a woman who the relief effort must coua if frI1e 11 to ibatis va,the vietiian'ea, is WilderaWfe I sW oft had twke non Vietnamese bed be averted. And =nes Idd aw amdate stafts an a6b. It c4a do kvb melliveft rke on bar" at night, thian bsed for Viet- Lm WhW= that Cambodin aid will swvive factors,n I'dread of a reprudve commom to and this 641111111,1100 nam,"and"a former history professor (who) President Carter's budget cuts. threat of regime d&'ed that he nie two bucks haled with .bettheucvtivsci DOAII&tY (ke. rks head — 1ewd Vjeljin," Amtrak preaches bitter than do prlees. As tilitotic eUsic eneiiiies of the Cain. An American scholar, Stephen Hedar, was Carole Fcryst, the rail network's vice White Sox blanked slumping Baltimore, 1.0, Minnesota outsiugged Toronto, 9.8, Boston beat Detroit, 9-7, Texas edged Cincinnati, 2.1, Kansas City crushed Atlanta, 9.2, Los Angeles defeated the — ' Kennedy Win'No' Benefit " . . - Tuesday, April 1, 910—IA Weaver Big Winner In Big Fight Night ________ Primaries Primaril y Positive + j---- .. Holmes, Leonard Earn Knockouts _________ . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . a I _____ . SPORTS - . ROBERT WALTERS The decision of Mexican President Jose Lopez DON GRAFF "Portillo not to join the General Agreement on __ ___ Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was a surrender to /7 _____________________________________________ _ . ~;,..___ protectionism which postpones but is unlikely to .. _. -, "; -1 Long Road 1' halt Mexico's entrance into the mainstream of _____ world commerce. Its most unfortunate impact will be the demise of a highly favorable trade . ____ :agreement with the United States, Mexico's , . principal trading partner. Lopez Portillo was personally in favor of taking 60006 the short-term risks of GATT membership in 0 —' ret urn for long-term gains, He was pushed into 010 : .j t"e 1. rejection by politicians of both the left and right 4 . 0"r" t,jiO WASHINGTON When politicians and Boy! He really needed that. allied with small and medium manufacturers who pundits recently were deprived of their Just when It appeared to be virtually over " ,. ?44v . have long enjoyed high profits with in a wall of favorite topic of conversation by the ternbut for the convention shouting, along came porary collapse of both major parties' contariffs and quotas erected against foreign corn.'.' . New York and Connecticut. The Democratic petition. GATT mem bership would have required tests for the presidential nomination, they presidential nomination Is again a horse race and Edward M. Kennedy Is very much still in Mexico to abolish im port quotas and lower tariffs found a new subject for ceaseless discussion, It. progressively over a period of years and to apply ,,,It usually appeared under the rubric of, t here a better way to select the . Much is being read into his double win. th em equally to all GATT members. p l_A . '. ,. Republican and Democratic presidential A. Kennedy himself sees it as a switch of public The ref usal to dismantle trade barriers will ____ ... A'. nominees?" attention from the questions of character that save some inefficient Mexican industries, but it have burdened his campaign up to this point who thrived upon trading speculation .__. — i will also perpetuate high prices for domestic and scenarios on the fates of the various to what he has all long maintained are the 0. goods to the detriment of th e Mexican economy. It real issues — the economy and foreign policy, 1 Democratic and Republican contenders were 'b also demonstrates th at Mexico is not yet ready to understandably disturbed by the arrival of __ and the Carter administration's sorry record .....:.-.. . ___ _____ on both, l emulate Taiwan and South Korea, un". ....;,___ the denouement after fewer than one-third of ._ " A long-predicted negative reacti on to lack th pr e i mari es have been held. derdeveloped nations that have prospered by . of progress on Iran and Afghanistan may be putting their large work forces into modem and . ,:,.'.1. Westerners were upset because more than . manifesting itself. Anger, particularly In New efficient factories producing goods for export. a half-dozen major candidates appeared to . .. , York with the nation's largest concentration This is a goal that Mexico hopes to finance with its have been effectively eliminated from of Jewish voters, at the recent embarrassing oil earnings but cannot atta in In a closed mer- race before any state in their region had an fumbles in the United Nations on the Mideast :• opportunity to conduct a primary election, cantile system hedged by high tariff walls, Issue could be a powerful contributor, Tradi tionalists and party acti vists cornTh e United States can do little more imAnd overall, the prim ary outcomes may plained that the current emphasis on mediately to improve Its trade relationship with well be much less a strong endorsement of primaries the method used this yea r to Senator Kennedy's cause than a critical Mexico, a strong and growing relationship that select convention delegates In 35 of the 50 statement on President Carter's pergenerated $13.7 billion in 1978 and will probably sta tes 1—;. gives too much influence to un .: . forme. show a 30 percent increase when the 1979 figures sophisticated voters and not enough to All of the above are probably true to some veteran political leaders, 14 are in, degree. Their effect on the suddenly more There are countless variations on that I '-'.;:i-?, The two nations signed a bilateral trade .~4.;,%% ;?~ ,.,.,_._ I .4 competitive campaign Is likely to depend ii . . . . theme, with those who unsuccessfully op. agreement last Dec. 26, but the Carter ad- posed the reforms that opened up the ministration decided not to Implement It unless strenged then Kennedy makes of them, on his nominating process during the past decade ability to convert what may be an essentially Mexico joined GATT. The agreement covers cont inuing to gripe about democracy running negative development—a protest vote — into hundreds of industrial products and agricultural amok under the new system. a posi ti ve advanta ge — support for his own commodities, and the United Sta tes granted far But those who yearn for a return to the good OUR READERS WRITE candidacy. more In tariff and quota concessions than MeXICO old days when presidential nominees His real victory at this point is not in the were selected by political bosses was willing to give In return. The United States morale-boosting percentage of the holding secret meetings S!IO ke -fiUCd had expected that its concessions would be offset Democratic vote he attracted or in the rooms might consider this question: If those by export advantages gained majority of convention delegates he picked through Mexican "old pols" and power brokers could be con• adherence to GATT. up, but in simply not losing. Had he added vened this year to unilaterally select the two Your March 26 front page quotes the mayor by duplicating the activities of the federal New York and Connecticut to the string of With this hope gone, the agreement is dead and nominees, who would they choose? of Sanford (Lee Moore), in essence that bureaucracy. primary defeats against which the Department of Commerce says Mexico will The obvious answer Is President Carter for (Edward ) Kennedy's New York win could be — it would be hard to find a better example Massachusetts stands out as the sole and have to initiate any effort to negotiate a new one. the Democrats and Ronald Reagan for the a benefit to the city by making more federal of the insidious nwnner in which socialism understandable exception, it very likely, Meanwhile, the Trade Act of 1974, which provided Republicans, funds available to the city. If the quote is undermines capitalism. The two philosophies would have been the end of his campaign. The recently modified, refreshingly open correct, four points are to be made: the authority for U.S. tariff reductions of as much are diametrically opposed and cannot long Instead, Kennedy Is still in the race. But — a Kennedy win in part or in whole is not a coexist without the destruction of one by the he's also still behind, and it's as60 percent in the Mexican agreement, has been selection process appears to be producft sM a constrikinglysimilar results. That's not benefit to anyone, Including Kennedy himself. other. Capitalism can survive only with the superseded by a new law. Th Trade Agreement siderable distance to the home stretch. neceswirysalutary,butttcertalnlysuggests His spendthrift deficit policies which have assumption of Individual responsibility and Act of 1979 sharply limits the ability of this th Meanwhile, beck at the White House at the reforms haven't destroyed many helped skyrocket Inflation, devalue the self-discipline, whether it be that of the incelebration may not be In order but neither Is country to reduce tariffs by more than 20 percent sacred political tradItions, dollars he owns as much as It does the dollars dividual citizen or collectively by them In there cause for gloom. in bilateral agreements. Thus, It hal become The absence of early primaries in the West of every other U.S. citizen, The advantage he responsible local government. Sdcialism can While challenger Kennedy was reviving his virtually Impossible to give Mexico now the range is dlwmcertthg, but authority for scheduling has Is that his father left him enough dollars exist only when individuals and local near-moribund campaign, the front-runner of concessions It received in last year's bilateral those elections Is vested exclusively with the that he will presumably have a sufficient governments are Irresponsible and surrender wasn't doing so badly himself in unacMates. Although a Democratic Party rule agreement. supply regardless of the fact that 95 percent of their rights and powers to control by customed second place. He picked up enough the nation will suffer a lower standard of collectivist dictation. The statement you President Lopez Portillo's decision has, confines most primaries to a 13-week period, new convention delegates to bring his total no other party regulation or federal law would living, quoted would indicate that a than who Un- close to half the magic figure — 1,666 — perhaps, bought his country's Ind ustry a prevent California and Oregon, for example, —If the budgets are to be fixed, the salaries doubtedly pr esses to support the doctrines ded for nomination, And he still leads L. breathing space at considerab e price, It IS 8 from advancing their primary dates by two to be paid, and the personnel to be hired to of capitalismofhas no hesitancy In endorsing Kennedy by close to two to one. stated Mexican national policy to use Its oil wealth months or more. operate local governments based on deterthe doctrine that is already destroying our The result conforms to the pattern — to build an industrial base which can compete In it shouiI be noted, however, that many of minations from Washington, we should free capitalist society, perhaps luck is the better word. the world market and give employment to its the same voices now being raised In favor of abolish city commissions, county corn— the re Is still no such thing as a "free The economy is in bad and worsening growing population. Since broadened trade will improved geographical balance throughout missions, school boards, and all other sup- lunch," Continuing demand for "federal shape, usually a handicap that no incumbent .,: require access to world markets, economic logie the primary season wer calling only a few posedly local governments. These people funds" will ensure the continuance of double, president can carry into an election with any years ago for a far different change — a were elected to be responsible for digit inflation. And, somehow, there seems is likely to push Mexico into joining GATT in hope of winning. series of regional primaries, management on a local level. When they small comfort in saying that we should cut j not too distant future, Whe That system has many advantages, abdicate that responsibility in favor of dic. our own economic throa ts just because others po cy,resconfusion doesn't reign In foreign li talemate has set In. Americans especially In bringing rationality to candidate tation by Congress and Its bureaucrats, the say ills smart to do so. remain hostage at the embassy in Tehran. travel and advertising In multi-state benefit to the taxpayer of sound local Tha Soviets remain In Afghanistan, U.S. allies A. Edwin Shinholier television markets, government is lost. No advantage is obtained Sanford remain less and less Inclined to act as such. % . + , + Miami Gridders Have Rough Day CORAL. GABLES, Flu, given up football at the The University of University of Miami," said Miami football team suffered Coach Howard Schnellena triple blow Monday when berger. two players indicated they Later in the day, top wide might give up Miami football receiver Pat Walker, who led and a third broke his jaw in ttie nation in average yards spring practice. per catch last season, broke Lester Williams, a 6-foot-3, his jaw in practice. 250-pound defensive tackle who will be a junior next year, and Chris Duff)', a 6-loot-l1 2, 220-po und center who will be a sophomore, "apparently have — I w.p,, No ,> 11 SAVE + + "Sky Hook Cranes __ ___ Win 5th Straight In Seminole 41 I I IPrIi. Pra.EII. L.... S.D.Ss ___ 3 • £iUii. • iSarass 4 IC'5' II 1 II 8 P.M. IS CO Spring T.. + + üg ' + (CIossd Suis4a) 5 __ - w MATINEES: Mon. . Wed. .Sat NEW MATINEE Pos*Tim.1;lSp.m. Sit US FOR YOUR EXHAUST WORK + Aito uI Ii Sky Hook Cranes, the hard-earned 6.3 win. Dixon 5 RBIs, Hankins was 4 for 4 Riley, Huston, Michelle *I 5...'... 4 $ *iNss II III P1*1.110 Caisclberry ii entry In the pitched a 6-hitter this time. and scored 3 tImes, Jones also Rapliwda, _____ ______ Karen Boehiner, Call., p II , Muss II $IIYIIr '.'$emlnole Pony Girls aoftbsll Hankthssmacked ahomerun had 3 hits, Dixon 2, Elder, Daphne Christel, A'e" III INusas III We"" .13.l5 year old division, lscifto le while a do ub e test Th la win was a 14-4 Malone and Monica McNeil TOTALS 313313 HssNr d 'fliomas I*I TOTALS II II a very fast start. They have Kasie McDonough drove in a verdict over Longwood. have all contributed to 1116molwa W $011) .won their first five games and pair of nine. Hankins led the way with 3 Cauelberry's fine start, C.'.IssI OWN*** 144 10-8 'shown both power at bat and Number three was against hits Dixon, Thomas, Riley bustling skills in the field. Forest City 11 and produced a and Hutton all had 2. RIley The Casselberry girls, 194 triumph. Big bats by had the big smack In the (fret Highway Automotive, Inc ':. acbed by members of McDonough, Dawn Riley and &ivinginthree runs ,Angelo's "Mice", one of with a doable. Beth Elder 4 hits eact 95 'Cauelberry's top womens Dixon and Fry had 3 each; broke OP the 5aflis In the Up 'Mow pltdi 11111110111, opined with f'ins, Rae Huston, IAmda fifth with I two rim producing an 15.2 win over Lake Mary, Cldeas on sn Laker kk' and Kathy Malone hit. From there Cassel berry Sheila Dixon stroked 3 hits, all had 2 *m. Extra base went onto score lmose times. • SYSTEM Tami Hankins, Rose Fry and blows Outstanding defe nsive play came from I FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM Fleda Jones all two apiece McDonough, Thomas and by Dixon on the mound plus I CLEAN CONDENSER FINS With triples by Hankins, Fry Hankins with the litter the Infield of Hanklns. 2613 0HIM0 Dr. (11-fflo Sanford Pk. 3234SO and Becky Thomas. Dixon driving In low' runs McDonough, Thomas and If otherrmWpj*4 Free estimate IUEISII I 311tt.i'. Forest City 1 fell by a 94 Fry, the catching of Childress Next came Sanford and a count. Thomas had 3 hits and and fmeoutfie!ding hv Jflfl?' ++ UEL.thi MICHELIN! 'RACING NIGHTLY R ___ C41r71 $4 Trifecta lox $42 Trifecta Wheel — tti Mi l ALLI2RACIS saadfrratsnietvk TIIVISdIy L.dE.$'Njt, McRBERTS TIRES .rnnFO-. ORLAflDO KEAflEL CLUB NEW HOURS: Mon. tlwv Fri. • a.m...s:se p.m,, Sat. I a.m..12N N at O.liai. MI PH 333411% PH 10114-11$'4147 ISSW.PIISTST. u S vjvsi. ,j ,,,,, IV it , SANFORD Oran" City *ts M . on W" 11321M" RIS4*V$IIONS-53! 1$e No a, u.4si IS _____ , 0 14 -. - I -- I. _i, AL ,. - e - - 't# !~ , ! .. _2~ ,,0_ J. , �- 6,A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fi. , 4__•,* • • -. 1, 1110 Gaynelle's LNTIQUES SportsParade BU's*1ib AdOlk - .. . . H U NDREDS..QFJJS You Never Know What Treasure You May Find is - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 9th St. & Sanford Ave., Sanford - - - - - - - - - ...;... D PHONE 322•5066 Prepared by Advertising Dept. of Rewe* Sq Gaqs'4e J Evening fieraM - SILK FLOWERS-FRESHCUT Sparky Making Sure PLANTS-HANGING BASKETS roung i igers Chow Down _____________________________ TS FROM '65 AUVHTISING ADVERTISING Cuff Herald Advertiser ADVERTISING A ItI 1% PWYIII3IrV PER MO. l.AKELAND, Flu. tU1'1 - From all they say, the ballplayers are ready to call a strike. The executive board of the Players Association meets in OWN Dallas Tuesday to decide on a strike date, and should the players go out as they've been telling everybody they intend to, EHOME MODELS that'll hurt both sides, including people on the periphery like COMPARE THESE FEATURES Spark), Anderson. *LARGE POOL *ADULT CLUB HOUSE *TEEN CENTER • LAUNDRY FACILITIES As manager of the Detroit Tigers, he represents manage. *CITY WATER AND SEWER INCLUDED mnent and understands its point of view completely. More than ADULT ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS most other managers, however, he relates strongly to txiii. SR 427 SANFORD, 2 MI. W. OF 17.92 players, especially his own, and hopes they don't strike. MON..SAT. a.m.-S p.m. 323.810 lithe players do so immediately, that will be the end of spring training and the vast majority will go their separate ways. Anderson wouldn't like to see that because he has worked himself and them equally hard this spring preparing for the American League pennant race. He was extra watchful of Alan Trammell, his 22-year-old shortstop, .and Lou Whitaker, his second baseman, also 22. "From now on," he told them early in spring training, "I want you to meet me in the hotel lobby every morning at a quarter to eight so we can go to breakfast together. I want to make sure you both cat a decent breakfast." That wasn't all Anderson did. He left specific instructions with the Tigers' clubhouse man that Trammell and Whitaker both should be given a sandwich after they took batting practice and again after a game every day. "In that way, I knew they were getting wholesome food, not some of that other junk ballplayers go for so much," Anderson said. It was somewhat amusing to see the white-hatred Detroit pilot pull Trammell aside privately and ask him quietly: PH 323.2600 "Did you have your milk shakes today?" "Yes, I did," the 6-foot, 170-pound shortstop would answer solemnly, and Anderson would go away satisfied. ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK Looking out for his players is nothing new for Anderson. He ANFORD AND THE SURROUNDING AREA did the same thing when he managed the Cincinnati Reds, 141: WINDOWUARDS •RAILINOS •ROOM DIVIDER notably with Dave Concepcion and Tony Perez, and neither PICKUP TRUCK RAMPS has ever forgotten his solicitude of their welfare. FREE ESTIMATESI "If anybody ever asked me what is one of the most Important o.b. Prices Call Now things I've learned as a manager, I'd say It was watching out to see that they get the very maximum out of their bodies," Anderson said. "Most older players know that without having to be told, but you have to stay after some of the younger players because they've got so much natural energy sometimes they neglect to make proper use of It." like Whitaker, Trammell, who hit .276 in his second full season with the Tigers last year, went to arbitration over the winter. Both infielders won their cases. Trammell was paid $55,000 last year and was given an additional $5,000 bonus, lie was offered slightly more than $100,000 this year and awarded $130,000 at arbitration. The arbitration proceedings took approximately four hours during whith TranmieWs agent, Rick Brode, offered his client's side while Vice President Bill Lajole and two of his associates spoke for the Tigers. "They talked about the errors I made last season," said Tralnmell, who committed 26,llürd highest total among all the • shortstops in the league, "I didn't enjoy that, but I knew it was going to be brought up." Trauuneil still Is In the process of learning his craft, and Anderson, a former infielder, Is helping him do it, "Spark)' isa super individual," Trammell said. "He has the ability to make you feel good if you do something good. If you need a kick In the butt, he'll let you have it. He's a fair man," Ii there is a strike, neither Trammelt nor Whitaker will get paid since they won't be playing, Anderson, who has a fiveyear contract, will get his money. He's hoping everything will be settled so that all the Tigers, Tranimell and Whitaker in. eluded, wiU keep receiving their salaries also. Review Prepared by Advertising Dept. of By MILTON RICHMAN . 322-2611 Knwf PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE • :: - -:. Dog Racing -t): i.ç•....,, '' INSTALLATION and REPAIR FACTORYTRAINED MEMIE ALTAMONTE - CASSELBENNY CHAMBER OF COMMENCE U2.3114 or 574-2332 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING : • * ftA ISPro _4 46 42 -'- .•:. •.t\ : ABLITY IRONWORKS tl BA s I)Icjycffs Start l/1,4 cI es (:Jc:Jyc BY United Preii 1*kriaUo1 It's playoff time again in the NBA and, for some teams, that means a pressure-Idled renewal of old rivalries. For the Kansas City Kings and the Philadelphia 76ers, meeting Phoenix and Washington, respectively, are familiar and not too pleasant experiences. Philadelphia hosts the Bullets and the Kings visit the Suns ' Wednesday night in the opening games of best.of-three series and they'll both be trying to overcome recent playoff hexes that have ruined their postseason aspirations. In other niini-señes beginning Wednesday, Houston travels to San Antonio and Seattle, attempting to become the first team to win badi-to-back titles in 11 years, plays Portland, The lotr division thamplons - none of whom won their divisions last year - will be waiting in the wings to take on the sur- Euuter't , • . Special . HAIICUT AND ILOWDRy • - 3RiIIg. Shear Delight BEAUTY SALON Bunny Moyj .' 3111 French Ave., S.nford (We*tDoiirToWjIIa POIII 3223530 vivors. The Boston Celtics, Atlantic Division champions who coitspiled a league-best 61.21 record, will face the Houston-San Antonio winner In their quest for a 14th NBA title, Central Division thump Atlanta will play the l6era or Bullets and, in the Western Conference, Midwest winner Milwaukee nwets he Seattle-Portland victor and Pacific Division dlampion Irn Angeles awaits the decision between Kansas City and Phoenlz. "We've been looking forward to playIng Phoenix slate last year," said Kansas City Coach Cotton Fltulmrnons. ,We pta Phoenix tough all the time. We've jset figured out ways to lose." - - Indeed. The Kings won the Midwest Division title last season but dropped three of four games to Phoenix In the process, then fell 4.1 to the Suns In the first full round of the playoffs. Still, Fttzainlmonu is optimistic that the Kings, 41-35, can overcome 55-27 Phoenix. "We aren't afraid of than,," he said. "We've just got to figure out ways to beat them this week." The Sixers have the season series and a uweb stronger record going for them against Washington but still have reason to fear the Bullets. Dick Motto's squad, which will be making their 12th straight playoff appearance, upset the Sizers in six games in the Eastern (g,ferenc finals on their way to the ifl NBA title. "That Washington turn has been Is the finals the last two )tars," said Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham, discounting his team's 5.1 sewn series edge with the Bullets. "They're a veteran team ad they're very physkaL" Boston Couch Bill Fitch has the same attitude. "Washington is old and experienced," said Fitch. A key factor In the HosstonSan Antonio series will be the cUncthon of Rockets' All-Star center Moses Malone, who tiils$ed his ankleSunday when Houston earned the hoII*'eOW't advantage by waling Indiana. team spokesaziiin said Malone underwent "whirlpool and I(! treatment" Monday and I h e "prognostication for Wednáday is that he will play." .... ., . •- Kathleen Corley, Bertha Nix Dobson •II " ___ I.._a_. It.a. 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Minnesota 11.6 .700 Kansas City 11 5 636 Oakland 12,7 .632 Toronto 10 7 .358 New York 10.8 .556 Boston 109. .576 Cleveland 10 9. .526 Chicago It. II. .300 Milwaukee tO tO J00 Detroit 10 13 .433 Texas 9 II .391 Seattle 6 11- 353 Baltimore 7 13. 350 California S Il .313 NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco Ii 6 .700 Los Angeles 10-7 .588 Montreal 10$. .556 Philadelphia 10 8 556 St Louis 10 9 .526 Atlanta 9 9 300 Chicago to 10 Soo Pittsburgh San Diego 1 tO 417 Cincinnati nali 9 13 .109 Houston 6 10 371 new yarx ) II .Jl Today's games Chicago (A) vs. Minnesota at Orlando, 130pm. Baltimore vs Kansas City at Fort Myers, 1.30 pm. Philadelphia vs Texas at Pompano Beach, 1:30 pm. Pittsburgt, vs Detroit at Lakeland. 130Pm. Boston vs. Montreal at Daytona Beach, 1:30 pm Toronto vs. St Louis at St. Pclersburgh, I 30 p m New York (N) vs. at Tampa. 1:30 p.m. Houston vs Atlanta at West Palm Beach. 1:30 p.m. Seattle vs OaklanI at Scott Wale, Arij., 3 p m. 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If your old furniture and draperies are beginning to look frayed and faded, don't despair. You can give your home a bright and pretty new look for spring at a reasonable cost. Nix Bedding, located at 709 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, has been serving area residents for 26 years and specializes in the repair and recovering of antiques. They can make your old furniture look like new with professional reupholstery Job. Miss Karen Corley, an experienced interior decorator, will be glad to assist you in planning your decor. She will come to your home to measure for draperies and bring along many fabric samples from which you may choose. She will be glad to give you a free estimate. The granddaughter of Mrs. UPIk WID.. Filli.. SAT.. SUN. SEAFOOD SHRIMP *MULLET SIASSSOYSTUS WE MAINE LOBSTERS FR ' ! customize your drapes Nix Bedding Will Give Your 0 Draperies A New Look Pace Products Inc. of Kansas City, Mo. 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It works equally well on plexes 'and industrial buildings. wet and dry roofs end renews all types of old roofs except wood These are only a few of the products Pace manufactures. shingles, nii JnP trwlnv Sit ru.'!a - •_ an that ha non hat)J 7UU 1"lu LM product that best suits your needs and will save you energy and money. I Captain "J"s •• '- and Karen Corley can Furniture, .- ' Monday night results First race -S 16 C 31 " 7 Manatee Gump 900 560 120 lOocs Gal 5-60 3 20 ?Oblterated 260 0 (1-7) 15.20; 1 (7-1-2) $41.10 Second race - S-IC, C: 31 :CO 8 Afar i 900 380 380 5 Sweet Linda 8 60 3 60 J QJIIIIH OJVU!!TV!3 00 0 (SI) 34.80; P (8-5) $1.50; I 53) 156.40; DO (7-5) 7720 Third race - S-IC, M: 31:99 B Husker Bruce 660 320 300 2 is Bandit 520 310 S Silver Reel 3 eo 0(2.1) 1 9 10; P (8.7) 51.50; T (. 2-5) 53.10. Fourth race - 5-16. 0: 31:73 AMitiGoin Nick y 700 280 310 S Carry Cap 320 320 1 SurIre Comet 660 0(5-I) 11.50; P (IS) 45.50; T (1 S1) 246,00 Fifth race - S-IC. D: 31:55 7 Tornado Susie 1280 6 360 2 Italarro 6 6 Lake Allie 2 80 0(27) 16.20; P (7-2) 152.70; T (7. 2-6) 247.00 Sixth race - Ste A: 31:52 S Let ltRide 1600 7.80 300 I Wright Chanook 2 80 710 6 Si las Garber 260 0 (I') 15.10; P ($I) 94.IO; T (SI-C) S63-20 Seventhrace- S-16,C: 31:11 I Marie Ann 660 3 60 380 SBunsen 500 110 8 Miti Rocky Day 3 10 0(15) 43.50, PItS) 15.70; T(1so) 217.10. Eighth race - S-IC, B: 31:35 6 Surfire Stretch II 00 6 60 .1 10 IHoney Hush 14 60 600 S OW's Juicy Fruit 640 0 (I-C) 32.50; P (CI) T (6-I5) 1016 .00 Ninth race - S- IC, B: 31:55 I Smooth Princess 26 so 720 410 SShes A Bug 6.10 280 lSwinqinq Slim 260 004I S7.00; P11.S) I66.10; T (I. 5-4) 650.00 Tenth race - 5-15, A: 31:29 7 Wright Arch 710 260 270 I Jonas Sandy 5.00 370 I Depended On 320 0(1-2) 6.50; P(2.l) io.ao T (7-II) 30.20 Eleventh race - S-IC, 0: 31:1 3 Travel Prince 7 60 1 80 380 I In Search Of so 4.20 I Bel PIGo 160 0(1-3) 15.50; P (3-I) 55.50; T U' 1.4) 140.40 Twelfth race -3-I, 0: 39:35 S Secret Adam 610 a 1- -3-3 Nebraska Cowboy 520 16 00 -I Highfalutin 13 10 0(3-5) 38.20; P (5-3) 47.40; T IS 3.)) 175.60 A - 2,535; Handle 253,201. s • - •• • - - VU ANTY '? c SCOREBOARD SUPER 1 -: Tuesday, April 1, 1900-7A' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PACE PRODUCTS INC. "YEARS OF SERVICE 935.1101 .... Houston vs. San Antonio April 2 -- San Antonio at Houston, 9-OS p.m. April 4 - Houston at San An tonlo, 5:35 p.m. a April 6 - San Antonio at Houston, I-OS p.m. alt necessary (Winner plays Boston) Western Conference First Round ( Bet? 2o•i, (All Times EST) Seattle vs. Portland Portland at Seattle April 2 10 30 p m April 1 Seattle at Portland II 30 p m x April 6 Portland at Seattle. 3 30 pm it necessary (Winner plays Milwaukee) Phnn,. t Kansas City ''' April 7 k,nsas City Al Phoenix, 9 35 p m April .1 Phoenix a' Kansas City. 8 35 pm x April 6 -- Kansas City at PhOCflit. 3 30 p m necessary (Winner plays Los Anqeles) Tennis Monday's results College FIaglerC, UCF 3 .nIes: Moneypenfly (F I d. LucCi 6 4. 57. 6 4. Puc StAubte 64. 6 0, Schroeder (F)ci Chappell 63, 61-; HaRk (F) ci Krass 62. 62. Guntrip (F) ci Chafe 63. 57, 7 S. LanQili (CF 1 ci Turnbell 6 1, 6 3 Doubles: Luc( , Chappell (CFI d Moneypenny Puc 4 6, 6 I. 6 1 Hqalski Turnbull (F ) ci Stauble Langill 46, 62. 6 1. Krass Chafe (CF l d Schroeder Guntripb 3.61. 75 High school Mondays results Five Star Conference At Red Bug Park Boys Teams: Lake Brantley 17, Lake Howell 16. Lyman 12. Seabreeze I?, Sanford 12. Mainland 6. DeLand 4. Spruce Creek 2, Apopka Singles: Hubble (1-0) d Perry ILifi 61, 61. Oswald (L) d Bernier (LII) 63. 63. Davis (L H) ci Barley IS) 6 7. 7 5, 6-1 - Walton (L H) ci Amundsen (L 8) 6 4 61 Schwieq (DS) d Dance (LIl) 7 5.6 2 Doubles: Barley Holt (S) ci Hubble Dance (L8) 63. 62. Leykamn Kennedy (DS( C Holt Veary (S) 76. 61 Girls T eams: Seabreeze 24, Lake Brantley I?, Lake Howell 17. Lyman 10, DeLand 6. Spruce Creek J. Mainland 3, Sanford 2 Apopka 0 Singles: Martin (DS) ci Ett er' IL'IJ 04. OJ, riouscnun IUbi a .. . aUUi!ILulO U.Q. '4UOiTflitI3 Transactions Football Dallas -- Quarterback Roger Staubach announced his retire ment. Baltimore Placed defensive cornerback Norm Thompson an waivers. Toronto (CFL) -- Signed run ning backs Elliott Walker of the University of Pittsburgh and Judge Thomas of Virginia Union University, released import running backs Jerome Heavens and Larry Poole. along With non import defensive end Gary An derson and nonimport wid,i' receiver Cole Doty Baseball New York (AL) -- Assigned pitchers Dave Righetti, Chris Welch and Tim Lollar. infielders Roger Holt and Rafael Santana. and catchers Bruce Robinson and Juan Espino to minor Ieague complex in Hollywood, Fla Tnn - , .. D,.is...,d •M .. fl.. ''-' rivrlp Boston - Acquired catcher.. Dave Racier from Philadelphia for cashora player to be named later Montreal -Traded first baseman Rusty Staub to Texas for outfielder Larue Washington and infielder Chris Smith. St. Louis - Placed relief pit chers Will McEnaney and Tom Bruno on waivers, optioned pit cher John Urrea to Springfield and sent non roster pitcher Jack Murphy to the minor league complex for reassignment Chicago (AL) -- Placed pitcher Francisco Barrios on the regular 21 day disabled list, and sent to their minor camp for reassign ment pitchers Fred Howard. Lamar H o wl And Richard Barnes 3uttieldersRaymundo Torres and Leo Sutherland, and non rostered Pitchers Ramon Murillo and Tom Johnson. Kansas City - Assigned pit criers Randy McGilberry and Bill Paschall, catcher Dave Hogg and utility infielder Tim Ireland tq their minor league complex foe reassignment. Soccer Cleveland (ASL) Signeci midfielder Walter Schlothauer, the, club's No. 1 clratt pick from Cleveland State, College Michigan - Named Bill Frieder head basketball coach Oklahoma - Named Billy Tubbs of Lamar University basketball coach lit.aØ William Douglas served on the Supreme Court for 36 years-longer than any other justice in history. To MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOM. ERS. If we can be of any assistance right now, we have two experlenced Chrysler. Plymouth mechanics on duty. HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 2413 Orlando Dr. - Sanford (17-12) - 323-3550 Mile logo iL U (LII ) Macdonald 6I 62 Heflinger (DS) d Kands LHI I 5. 62. Dunn (LBI ci Seachrist (D) 6 0.6 2 Doubles: Martin Heflinger IDS ci Walden Subin (L D) 6 I. 36. 76 I4olvsuch Adams (051 ci. Frick. Macdonald (LH) 6 1, 6 I - �$A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. CA[_FNr)Ap TUESDAY, APRIL 1 Adult film program, Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd., Deltona, 2 p.m. "This Britain," Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., Sanford; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hohby Depot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Cambera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence, Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, LongwoudLake Mary Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and State Road 434. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue, "Synergetics" psychology course instructed by Don Pyles, 3-5 p.m., Deltona Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. Sanford- Breakfast Rotary Club, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House, Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn, Recovery, Inc., 12:30 pm., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. — • • • • • i lIT _, ,__IJ_ FRIDAY, APRIL4 Volusia Agricultural Center's Horticulture CHute, 2 p.m. Deltona Public Library, 1891 Providence Blvd. Linda Dodson, left, of the Atlantic National Bank Seminole, sponsor of the horticultural Ecellence Award, presents it to Mrs. Frank L. Jessie Brisson, left, receives the Sweepstakes Award in Horticulture from Irene Brown, vice Woodruff III. of the award. 'w' - 'Paradise Packed Prizes, Peo ple ' u mu Into La Cosa Nostra In a secret ceremony. Sheehy FUNNY BUSINESS c.— wi, • 41 0 WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL played iJ ,- ')J • _____ MOTMIS Tlw~; Powiso I O Jr • OYSTERS A ON THE HALF SHELL ow, • DOZEN Herald Photos by Tom Vincent M* of Paternal ho L EE± — • .4 Serv.d4p.m,to7p.m.ln The Long DOMESTIC OTTLEIUR 6 4 . '0 *&&MA C%Mk ' ii SANFORD—LAKE MOI4NOE h, PH. 3.1flI ______________________ ' Robed Zdenek, from left, Rev, Amos Jones, DeForrest Brown, Curtis McClinton, and Horace Orr Area Groups Host National Meet For the first time in its 10-year history, the that could be used in communities thoughout National Congress for Community Economic the country. Over 250 representatives were in Development (NCCED) held its annual attendance at this year's event. meeting outside of its headquarters in During the course of several elections, Mrs. Washington, D.C. Huthia H. Hester; director of Westside The 1980 meeting, hold in Orlando, marked Improvement Association Center Inc., West l3tti St., Sanford, and vice chairman of the the start of NCCED's second decade as a SEEDCO Board of Directors was elected to National Membership Association of Cornserve as national chairman for the Council of munity-based organizations active In Community Representatives CCR), an afeconomic development. liliate of the NCCED. As a Central Florida based Community Development Corporation and a member of Among those participating in the meeting NCCED, the Seminole Employment were: Robert Zdenek, NCCED president; Economic Development Corporation's Rev, Amos Jones, chairman of the Board of (SEEDCO) Board of Directors and staff were SEEDCO; DeForrest Brown, director of conference hosts. Natchitoches Economic Development Cor. The annual meeting, entitled "Communityporation of Louisiana, keynote speaker; based Economic Development in the 1980s." Curtis McClinton, director office of Special offered an opportunity for the Community Projects Economic Development Development Corporation Boards of Direc- Administration, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, tars, staff, government poiicyrnakers, ad. Washington, D.C.; and Horace Orr, president rnlnlitrators and many others to share ideas of SEEDCO. — MARVA HAWKINS . • • • ' • a . • 4111 ' A 1 , 91pp_ - _ 9 - -- "•,-I. - . • RUJIJIA R. HESTER ...CCR chairman BSP Chapter Elects Officers ' , II I Mrs. hA. Moreland Sr., left, presents the Creativity Award for the First Federal Of Seminole to Mrs. John Stankiewicz who accepted the award in the absence of the winner, Mrs. Leon Walker, She Always Takes Husband Back Because Of Children Joyce Saininet with serve as president of Preceptor Beta ,'L.mbda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, for the 198011 'year. Other officers elected at a meeting held at the home of June Helms, South Sanford Avenue, include: Helen Hamner. vice ,resI&t; Glenda Emerson, recording secretary; Grace 'o)Iarle Stinecipher, treasurer; and Amoret LaRosa, corresponding secretary. Chapter member Kay McFarland was congratulated on her ,story which appeared in the March Issue of the national 'IIIagaZÜW of Beta Sigma Phi, 'The Torch." Members reported on a dinnei-theatre party they had recently attended and a dinner party attended by members $125 •. Mrs. Frank 1. Woodruff III, left, presents the TnColor Award to Abbie Owen as the overall Flower Show winner. . The converutionsln the 80 o' :•' hours ottapestobe at the trial show defendants I "actually engaged in exII aniprcpouei tortion murders and got clearance for them from Now-upover alO..yevpertod,Sheshyaald. • , ( .• The tapes show that DeVingo, who Ii charged with I • • the murder of Trenton mobster Paul Campsnile In irs, discuased 11w slaying with co.coneplrator Patrick t, w bad Pl •E made a deal to testify for the ________________ gate but later reosg.donttw .) r.smisd. a&uUwCape ul "hit" was ordered by Mardo and Anthony "Little Piy" Rusan of Long Branch, a "made member" who weaago, I The show, judged Friday morning, was open to the public Friday from 2 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Carl Thus was chairman and Mrs. Blanton Owen was the co-chairman. Highlight of the event was the awarding of trophies and ribbons. Trophies were awarded as follows: Atlantic National Bank of Seminole, First Federal of Seminole, Flagship Bank of Seminole, Past Presidents of Garden Club of Sanford, Dirt Gardeners' Circle in memory of Helen Robison and Rose Circle in memory of Belle Brumley, both former members of the Sanford club. * —ir-- - gardening. Al by Roger BoUen - Sanford Garden Club's Annual Flower L_.L±!5 lie in vcuw tic ii uIwicu president of Flagship flank of Seminole, sponsor ,A. Show, 'A Pack Rat's Paradise," generated activity and creativity at the Garden Center Friday and Saturday. A large crowd was on hand both days to see Sanford's finest displays in all phases of ___ . .-•.. . of Wayne Albert of First Federal of Seminole, sponsor of the Sweepstakes Award in Artistic Design, presents the award to Abbie Owen. Tuesday, April LlflO-1B , fr • THURSDAY, APRIL 3 Seminole County branch of American Association of University Women; Sears Activity Room; refreshments at 7 p.m.; program at 7:30. Topic: How the AAUW Works and the Functions of the National, State, and Local Organizations. Tuseawilla Homeowners Association, 8 p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road, t.........._ __ L_• L-TUgIdJH WI consumer pruevuon uy 1' wriaa IparL. ment of Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Deltona Public Library Storythne for preschoolers, 10 a.m. DeBary Blood Bank Drawing, 4-7 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Donors must be 1745 (older with a doctor's certificate.) South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Churdi; 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and State Road 434 Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal parish house, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. AlAnea, 8p.m., Hallway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. SATURDAY, APRIL 8 Free Easter egg bunt, refreshments, prizes, Easter Bunny, and a special theatre performance, 10.11:30 a.m., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, Inc. gazebo, 5803 RandoiISt.,OrliifldO. Central Florida Zoo Easier Egg Hunt, 10 am,, at Zoo Park for children 10 and under. Prizes in three age categories. Regular admission for zoo includer egg hunt, f(',- • . -- EVENING By PETER J. SAMPSON FREEHOLD, N.J. (UPI) 6.00 Thest.ate says it has proof ofa 0(4)(S)0(DO NEWS 4 (10) THE ART OF BEING crime web that through its loyalty HUMAN "In Search Of Happiown laws, protocol, ness,, and secrecy system controls (121(17) CAROL BURNETT underworld members AND FRIENDS Guest: Nell throughout the country. Sedaka. that has kidnapped his grand(17) LOVE, AMERICAN In opening statements in the 0 MOVIE son. (A) STYLE itO# 6:30 (fl) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER extortion-murder trial of five (3(4) NBC NEWS (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY 5:30 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY The trio tries to please their reputed mobsters Monday, (5)0 CBS NEWS (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (R) new landlord (Don Knolls) and the state described its (D0 ABC NEWS (7) 0 UNTAMED WORLD 12)(17) FAMILY AFFAIR keep their apartment by trying evidence of La Cosa Nostra as (II) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (TUE) to supply him with plenty of 9:30 "of almost nationwide Barney's cousin Virgil over5:40 female tenants. (A) comes his awkwardness as (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (ID significance," and the (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE soon as he learns that people (1O) EDUCATIONAL PRO(ID (35) DINAHIS FRIENDS time such evidence has been have confidence in him. (MON) 4 (10) MYSTERY "Rebecca" GUMMING (MON-WED) (121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN An inquest and a blackmail presented in a court. 4(1O) THE ART OF BEING (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) STYLE(WED) attempt lead the do Winters to (THU.FRI) Deputy Attorney General HUMAN "The Pursuit Of The London, where they uncover (12)(17)GREEN ACRES John Sheehy called the Ideal" eoo Rebecca's best-kept secret. syndicate (1 (17) BOB NEWHART Carol • @ POPI GOES THE nationwide crime 10:00 (Part 4) loses a b. Øclend .hen shc COUNTF*Y (MON) 5(4) CARD SHARKS "a lifelong relationship with gets Bob and Emily involved In 9:30 (3 (4) PORTER WAGONER () 0 APRIL MAGAZINE its own laws, protocol, ,her private life. (TUE) TAXI Alex falls In love (7)0 ('fl,ffJ) secrecy and loyalty," and with a beautiful young actress 0(4) NASHVILLE ON THE 7:00 C]]) (35) PIL CLUB said the five defendants were ROAD (WED) (Dee Wallace) who wants to (1) FACE THE MUSIC a4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY members or associates of a (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE further her career by going to 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTH(R)(THU, FRI) ERS (THU) Hollywood. (A) mob headed by Ruggiero (7)0 JOKER'S WILD (17) MOVIE 0(1) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (35) SANFORD AND SON Boot" Boiardo. (1]) "Richie the 10:00 10:30 OD 0 HEALTH FIELD The 89-year-old Boiardo, he Lamont decides to get his own BARBARA WA TEAS HOLLYWOOD (7)0 8 (4) (DO SUNRISE . apartment when Fred keeps Barbara Walters interviews said, was leader of SQUARES (lj)(17)LI8TEN(UON) invading his privacy. 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI ChirYI Ladd, Oscar nominee (5) thorn New Jersey "unit" of (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER (MON-WED, FRI) Bette Midier, Farrah Fawcett York-based REPORT (WED, THU) New the 4 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN and So Derek. Genovese crime "family", a (1 (17) SANFORD AND SON (3 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 6:05 BRIEF (THU) (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS ON, WED-M) major branch of the national Fred's fiancee brings a patient AT LARGE (121(17) WORLD (10) AS WE SEE IT(FRI) Roger Ebert and Gene Slskel SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) who is under her care to dinner 0(1) (Ff1) network. Boiardo, who was make t heir predictions for the 10:55 BEWITCHED it the Sahford home. (5)0 Oscars and show scenes from spared a trial because of ill 6:15 (5)0 CBS NEWS (730 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. 730 some nominated movies. health, took his orders from (121 (17) THE ATHLETES TUE. THU. FRI) 11:00 (MON) the Genovese family, he said. 0 TIC TAC DOUGH 10:15 (DO ON THE GOWED) THE NEWLYWED 0(I) HIGH ROLLERS (35) WOODY W000PECIC'. 0 (17) THE FIGHT AGAINST Sheehy told the 17-member GAME (ID 6:30 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (5)0 AND FRIENDS SLAVERY "Free Paper Come" Monmouth County Jury, "This 5(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ER 110)5 AME a FLORIDAI slave re llion in Jamaica In A be 5)0 ED ALLEN 8' SET' (R) case does not just have to do III) (35) MAUDE Maude , 1832 was crushed by the mill. '(12)(17) NEWS (12)17)8PECTREMAN NORTHWEST (10) with Monmouth County or the determined that nothing will tie, but brought positive VISIONARIES(THU) 4:30 6:45 shore area. It encompasses 'stand In the way of Mrs. results. 4(10)NOVA(FRI) 0 (4) EMERGENCY ONEI Naugatucksweddlng. (10)A,M. WEATHER many states, many counties. (NON, WED-FR J(1O) DICK CAVET? Guest: 10:30 1130 It is a case of almost Frank Garcia. 6:55 I)0HAV'DAYSAGAIN (LD(35)CAND1DCAMERA •(4)WHEELOFFORTUNE 0 GOOD MORNING nationwide significance," 4(10) THE BEST OF ERNIE C!) 0 AFTER8CHOOL SPE(121(17)ALL IN THE FAMILY A (DO FAMILY FEUD FLORIDA ClAL wt) The defense was expected trip to the supermarket intsnsiKOVACS The uncut last AFTERNOON broadcast. It originally aired In ties Archie's feeling of frustrafl) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 7.100 to outline its case today, FRIENDS January 1962. 12:00 The chief prosecution ton over his unemployment. 0(4) TODAY 112)(17)GILUGAN'S ISLAND (1)0 MORNING NEWS 0(1)CHAIN REACTION 11:oo witness will be loanshark (Part 2) (5)0(DONEWS (7)0 GOOD MORNING soo 6:00 (1(4)CS)0(DONEWS victim Richard Bonert of AMERICA 12:30 0(1) THE BRADY BUNCH (ID (35) BENNY HILL Monmouth Beach, a con- 0(4) DAFFY DUCK'S EAST. 135~ S ZAM(MO (TUE) 1 (10) SOUNDSTAGE 0(1) NEWS struction executive who went ER SHOW Animated. Daffy 35 BIRDMAN / GALAXY (ID "Johnny Paycheck" Duck stars in his first prime (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES TRIO(TUE) to police two years ago (ID (35) TOM AND JERRY ROW time special featuring himself 11:15 (Ii) (35) SPACE GHOST I paying $400,000 interest on a and his friends in three new AN'S HOPE 0(1O) MISTER ROGERS(R) (DO RY (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 00*0 BOY (WED) DYKE (35) DICK VAN (121(17) MY THREE SONS (1!) $50,000 mob loan out of fear cartoons. STYLE (M (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (121(17) MOVIE (3)0 THE WHITE SHADOW for his life. 5:30 (THU) 11:30 Circumstances force two of the Sheehy said tapes of wireNEWS 0(4) 100 () team members to mike 0 (4) (3) 0 (DO NEWS 11(35)H CS) 0 M'A'SH taps, room listening devices 4 (10) SESAME STREET 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Important career decisions SPECIAL Results of the Wis(DO ALL IN THE FAMILY CID THE YOUNG AND THE THE THREE or "bugs," and hidden body consln and Kansas primaries (121 (1 7) before they graduate from high J __.tt _t,.,, i__..• RttVV5i I Tug IiTTI C DAfl. recorders Will 5UUW i1UW are presented. school. CALS (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST they pressured and pressured (7)Q HAPPY DAYS Th. Fonz West vows to destroy Raven, 7:25 and pressured Bonhert to makes an agreement with the an organization that uses (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA pay" $1,00 a week in interest Devil not to kiss a girl for 24 mind-conditioning on Inhluen]) Q GOOD MORNING over a period cg years because hours In order to save chachi tial people to commit saboFLORIDA reward. to his hot from going COUIdfl't repay the original tage. Pail 1) (R) 730 11j)(17) MOVIE 'Dust Be My sso,m. (35) JIM ROCKFORD 0(1) TODAY Garf ld, Destiny" ie (1939) John On one of the tapes, a Rockford searches for the MORNING 0 GOOD Priscilla Lane. A young es-con mobster threatens Bonert's granddaughter of Rocky's old struggles to adjust to normal life by saying, "You may not pal, believed to be a kidnap (II) (35) SUU.WINKLE life, but finds that the Ill, of a care about yourself, but your victim criminal is his destiny when he :00 (1O) NOVA "The Keys o wife with be a (obscenity) Paradise" The most promising Is charged with murder. (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO widow and your children Will drugs discovered In the 20th 4 (10) OVER EASY 12:00 (17) LUCY SHOW be fatherless," century are manufactured in (.4) THE PEST OF CARSON He' said the Bolardo unit our own brains. (A) Guests: Dean Marlin, Johnny 8:25 (17) MOVIE "The Wrong Mathis, Erma Bombeck, Martin controlled northern New S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA Mull. (A) () 0 GOOD MORNING Jersey and the shore but also Man" (1957) Henry Fonda, Miles. Directed by Alfred Vera FLORIDA (5) 0 PARNARY JONES had InterSiti in Las Vegas, Hitchcock. A married couple While investigating a routine 1:30 Nev., casinos and "some suffers great hardships when hit-and-run case, Barnaby dis(4) TODAY action" in Florida. the man is mistaken for a thief covers the victim was involved CE)0 GOOD MORNING who resembles him. In a bank fraud scheme. (A) Andrew Gerardo, 49, AMERICA CD ABC "Having MOVIE the Newark, was 1:30 900 Babies If" (1977) Wayne "caporegime" who ran the 5(1) THE LAST OF THE RED 5(4) DONAHUE Rogers, Meriwsther. The Li. operation for the ailing HOT DRAGONS Animated. (1)0 MIKE DOUGLAS lives of several couples a,. The last dragon, whose fire Boisrdo, Sheehy said. He ee ff by matters of d ply a ected great during the went out de I ed Gerardo and Cofirst love, birth and adoption. in Noah's time, gets his hot defendants Anthony DeVlngo, 1:10 breath back bust in time O (5)0 CII LATE MOVIE 50, of Roseland, and James some fellow animals, "Death Of Her Innocence" Vita Montemarano, 38, of (!i)5 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY (1974) Pamela Sue Martin, ParI The girls are shocked when Long Branch, as "made Stevenson. Young WOfflifl th their they have a reunion wi ALL SEATS members" of La Cosa Nostra at a school for girls face old high schoOl gang and find and Angelo Sica, 50, of PEAZA I approaching adulthood and Its that they've turned into "bad 75I ONLY frustrations and Thomas hears, tragedy. Belmar, and .00*1 aid Olds." (A) DePhiilipa, 52, of Belleville, 900 _________ _____ FOOUN' AROUND __ as associates of the Boiardo ________ 5(1) JESUS OF NAZARETH ______ unit, Jesus pardons the prostitute PLAZA -0] Pus ONLY "The tapes will Show they MORNING Mary Magdalene (Anne PARIAN PAWCV'T called this group 'This thing of Bincrott), end mists Nhco600 OD MARCUS WELPY, M.D. oujs," which tranauates as La demus (Laurence Olivier), while SATURN 3 ' Hired plots the murder of the (WED, PIN) Cosa Nostra, Sheehy said. Zulots.(Pw13)(R) 2)(17)MAVEINCx(mu) attorney The deputy CII MOVIE "Big (5) 605 general said before a EUW% Can Jake" (1971) John Wayne, 4ECE)NII MAVERICK (FRI) g betnadea member ofLaCosa Richard Boone. A "W1 11-926. sn-1216 Nostra he must become an his sons search for the gang 5:10 A eesociale and perform certain .___1_A__l ..........t. II ...ZeL..... rvas.0 wIw, viur or murder or running a profitable mob business, or be a relative of a member. LMAINEVENTI A candidate is then as'r..ned liv other ri'Ime INkS reach 200 feet go" water ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 Woan'a Club of Sanford, covered dish luncheon, noon, 309 S. Oak Ave. Law enforcement officers will speak on shoplifting. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. RESTLESS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN (ID (35) 35 LIVE 4 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY (THU) (10) TIMBROMANIA (FRI) 1:30 4(10) LA PASCOA DEL SENOR (FRI) 2:00 (3(4) THE DOCTORS UJ 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (Ii) (35) GOMER PYLE 4(10) WILD HORSES SROKEN WINGS (FRI) 2:25 (121(17) NEWS 2:30 (3 (.4) ANOTHER WORLD (fl)(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 4(10)MANIMALS('THU) (121( 17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL (Ii) (35) CASPER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (1} (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 C]]) (35) (M(17) THE FLINTSTONES (1O)VILLA ALEGRE(R) - ' . OURSELVES State Says /;,7~'J Crime Web TV HIGHLIGHTS 1t ja Nationwide mm Tuesday, April i,1$0 and their guests Friday at the Woodland Drive home of Ruth Holfon. Members sold tickets for the benefit square dance Saturday night at the Sanford Civic Center. Founder',, Day Luncheon with be Saturday. April 20. Preceptor Beta Lambda is responsible for decorations and favors. A program on gardening was presented by Amoret laftosa at the Tuesday night meeting. The next event on the chapter social calendar will be a trip April 11 to an area restaurant for members and their guests. The next regular meeting of the chapter with be April 8, at the hoini of Ruth Hoffon. DEAR ABBY: I am married to the kind of man who can never be faithful to Just one woman. I have left several times because of this, but I always took hum back because of the children. Tell me, Abby, is woman a fool to stay married to it man for the sake of her children? WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: A man's faithfulness (or the absence of it) is only part of his total behavior. What kind of man is he uthcrise? What kind of husband is he? What kind of father has he been? Has he been discreet? Do your children love and respect him? How much have his extracurricular affairs affected your family life? Many a woman has stayed married to a man for the sake of her children when she should have left him for the same reason. DEAR ABBY: I was it secretary to a professional man For several years and enjoyed imiy work very much; however, he started getting very affectionate and putting his hands all over me, so I quit my job. I feel that sexual harassment leaves a woman with feelings similar to rape. What causes a well-thoughtof family man to behave this way? I did absolutely nothing to provoke it. So here I am, looking for work and wootiering what to put on my applications as to wit)' I left my job. Any suggestions? SECRE'I'ARY DEAR SECRETARY: I am Informed that when applying for a job, you are no lunger required to state why you left your last job. Get In touch with your local Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Council on Economic Status of Women, or a civil rights organization. Also, if there is a National Organization for Women i N.O.W. I chapter In your city, they can help you. As for why a "well-thoughtof family man" would behave that way, he's obviously looking for some carnal fringe benefits from those over whom he has an unfair advantage, DEAR ABBY: My husband and I went to a lovely wedding that was perfect with one — exception. The bride and those who don't shouldn't he grootmi did nut open their criticized. After an alrt'ad) wekling gifts at the reception. bug and exhausting ilay, They said they plan to open opeuthig each gift, reading them alter they return from every card and thanking the their honeymoon. Well, what giver could make an alrt'ad good will that do the guests long and exhausting da) who wanted to see their gifts longer. opened as well as all the other CONF'li)ENTIAI. TO MS. W. IN l.lTI'I.E FAI.l.S, N.Y.: gifts'? This was a big disap- Yes, It would he in poor taste pointmnent to us, and we know hit specify ''MIflIt'y Gifts" out others felt the same way. your wedding invitations. Address ('OtuIflt'flts aiitl What is proper? quest ions to Abby, care of Box DISAPPOINTED 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. DEAR I)ISAI'p()IN'i'Efl: 90069. For a iwrsunul reply, While some couples do open Please enclose a selftheir gifts at the reception, addressed, stamped envelope. NEWCOMER! "Florida's own greeting service" — dedicated to welcoming new residents Florida Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic information; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of introduction from local merchants. Sanford Lola Winn Final Days.. .Going Out Of Business Sale! Everything one•half price! Name Brand Lu ggage Samsonite Am.IIo Earhart I others Sanford Jewelry & Luggage, 217 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 332-8411 — 323-2752 Smith Saminok Laura Behe-33.IS4S Co-ordlnator 1) 46m. W12 \\ qu 9 ce Home Office 904-734-6031 �I .4 -, _.J . 2 B— Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ., . . Tuesday April 1, 1$O .. . . • S •- _•.:.* Legal Notice :. Legal Notice - 1 N THE CIRCUIT COURT FR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION Fit, Number IO.S3.CP FILE NUMBER I0.)17.CP Division IN RE: THE ESTATE OF NOLA IN RE: ESTATE OF MAJESKI, Gardener PT. Mim. wage. Mariners VilIage,32o2Orlando Dr.. Sanford. Call between 11 & 3. 323.8670. HOURS this Notice of Administration: this Notice of Administration: March 25, 1950 April 1, 1980 As Personal Representative SANFORD FL. 1-1165-0360 GAZIL, JOE 1*16 CCLCRY ARC In Killings Of 2 Infants SANFORD 11. K-UI 9-000* VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, told them she didn't mean to NOWLLL PARK CIVIC ASSOCIATiON UPI) - Two weeks ago hurt Tonya, but she was GICSOIT DII Vt and "just wanted to shut it old child, but she was freed Un." pending sentencing to care for When questioned by police , CUGINC CVCRCIT JR $00 $WCCTWATEN CLUB SLVD LONSV000 FL. 32750 1.22*5.0004 her newborn infant. Today Saturday about the death of K(iStR, LCWNIC A MINOR she'sbackinjailchargedwith Jarnell, she reportedly told OR JANCT A K1219•000$ IIRSCR, NW,N*$HN A dered held without bond P 0 lOX 656 Monday by General District situation as lightning striking £4. TANONYC IPRINIS FL 12701 Judge Robert Simpson, who once," said public defender K-1So7•000$ KNUDSON, FRIDRICK 4. also revoked a $5,000 bond Peter Logier, "Apparently 220* OAK *RC imposed when the high school everyone Iuisunderstood the SANFORD FL 32771 K21*90000 dropout pleaded guilty in the gravity of the situation." LAP0INTC, MI GILLS P Ms. Duggan said she CASSCLICRSY 14. 32707 I•OOS0O165 "I didn't think there was notified the City Department NAtIONAL ADVCRT!SING ________________________ Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: PublIsh Apr. 1, 13, 22, 1980 any possibility of this hap- of Social Services of the the VS 1-' 26 INS Sb again," 1937. SANFORD Fl said existence of the second prosecutor iJnda Duggan, daughter, but was unaware of NATIC$S, 0 51*PR £ SCNORIAN SLYD who had agreed with Circuit whether the agency had 1(1W FL 12730 Judge Kenneñth N Dlannedtothkpt.hpphildnwzw "I was wrong," she said. "With2O.2ohindsight,Ishould unaware MissSpellman hada second child when he released her on bond after the woman pleaded guilty to the death of hearing, she was allowed to remain on bond as part of an agreement with the Commonwe a 11 h 's a ito r n e Whitehurat said. "There was no knowledge or inclination CAS$CL$5*Iy FLA 3,o7 K-USC-ox) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF VCLL$, $10915 C PLO N IDA EIGHT IEN T H l-5301•000$ s, WALTON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE I•j$0S?000$ COUNTY. FLORIDA VNCCL(R, SCNJAN*N 1 .11 CIvil ACtISM Ne. $436CAI4.P '° 304.... ______________________ , _____________________________ beforethecouittherewasthe second child." Miss Speihuan, to be seatenced May 6 for killing daughter, Tunyaspeilman, in (ti REt THE MARRIAGE charged WAYNE DOUGLAS LEWIS, OVZCOS FL R-$1P1•0DR3 ____ Legal Notice .. . - -, - -- • "' 'q '' ''• -. ..,. estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration hei been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ObjeCtIons ' , ilsidur by June 4, 1NL the tificatas shalt be reden'ea4 WITNESS my hand and the seal praperh, wiN be del,-,,, fur cording to iaw the notice, 1s01r of *.aibà Wi such CIrtitIcate or Of Oils Court on the Ust day of CustodY S. She C IA$TWOODAWDVOHR Plsrida, ThereaNer, all further ceilificatI, will be sole So the imder which we are ageaw in Much. AD, 1515. C1pi515 must be dirted IS the highest bIdder at 11* cOurt house business at 410 williams Road, (SEAL) 15 e'stiftleIItidsyOf May, INS a, ARTHUR H. UCKWITH JR. Winter Springs. Florida. 11:10 A.M Clerk if Ifs Cowl That the perseas Interested GERALD Oils Slh day 0, March. By Susan I• T said business enterprise are as COMPTROLLER OP NSs. i Depity 0 follows: THOMAS A. VOJIR and FLORIDA (lULl ROBERT It MORRIS, of ARTHUR R._____ EA$TWOOD JR, III.: Arthur H. Seckwlth Jr. I Dated at Altamonte SprIngs, NUTCHI$ON. MORRIS clerk cwrais Court Seminole County, Florida, this M,$.MELI OIU SIRIkISIS o, $4, Peat Office Draw H 15th day of March, Pla. THOMAS A. VOJIR IlfilOrd, FlorIda 333111 5p Cheryl Greuer ARTHUR N,EA$TWOOD JR. Publish Mardi LI A$rH 1,1, 5, DiOitV CIIrk 1980 Publish Apr. I, 5, 15.33, 1,5, 15 23, 5 DET.lSt --x%4q P111.10 0111.3 Petition. the pvblication of thIs the fictItious name, to-wit: proof _______ - ' - . NELLE I. SMITH -.' ____ - ' . - - ' ' . .._ , . _____________ _____________ - . Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL . REPREIENTATIVI: A. Edwin $IiWiebisr Peat OffiCe 55*3375 $anIotd, Florid. 33771 Telaphone; (NS1 353.3840 Publish April 1.5.1915 MUI 41-4luses -. -_---__--_----. apartments, close to town completely furnished. 539,900. 121.075, If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322.26)1 or 131.9993, The Real Ette Agency "CI Realtors Did you know that yar - week? This Is an Idsal way $0 Inform thu public club.as$1vijg, '' buyers. New homes with monthly payments under Low down payments, 3277217. 3 BR, 26. 2 story $5,000 down, owner financed. ______________________ 2993397 N.E. Assoc. Handyman special 2 BR, CS, fenced rear yd., in eec. lOCation. $37,000. lease w 2 BR apt. attached. Ownerwlhoidmtg. Call for _______________ ______________ ' Ewusl,sg Hr.Wd . )3FremichAve. ostrss NiafthDepr. MA EMPLOYMENT Yourfuturelsou,co,n REALTORS CLASSIFIED 'DEPARTMENT 322261) n3.5)7 ' . -a - - (13 2565 PARK Branch3232222 Office Nice residential lot cm El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mtg. at 9", pcI. mt. with $75 ma. pymts. Total price $7500 or best offer. 323 5036. - FrSI OF SANFORD REALTOR - -- - - 2 BR, 28, w.w, CA.H, WD, OW, pool, club house, scr. porch, 533.500.3324323. - '2a1' FrenCP'AVI. 3220231 3fl-5333,32237?L332OflC ________ ________ - 42bilo Homes - VA.FHA.235Con.Homes ' Low Down Payment Cash your you, loll Will build on ,our lot V EnterpriSe. Inc. "- -"-6413012 -' I ;; Beautiful 1g. - 3 BR, 25, w Critral HIA heat pump, big baims.. I huge kt Low low cash to mtg. 5)5,10011 Harold Hail eaity, inc. 323.5174. - arajesale ' . Clothes,st,reos&books Furniture. Wedonlystos 210KrdrRd.inSanora - - -_______ _________________________ _____________ - Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 7 'p home. Write Box 1339, Sanford - giving location, owner and we auy equity in houses, apts., I vacant land. Lucky Invest. mats, P. 0. Six 75 Sanford 3224741. - Accessories -____________________ ROBSON MARINE 2027 Hwy.) Sanford, Fla. 3277) - £SokI _______________ Wi,, buy 1st I2nd mortgites. We also mike Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage InveStment. 1101 F. Robinson, Orlando, 432.2916. Mike roam in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classiflin Ad. Call a friendly odtaker at 333.3411 or $315553. .. French 323 7834 15 Diuiiou' Coronet Itrougham. V 8 A C Auto Radio, good mpg. running cOfld tn't utfti 869 1414 3.1.400 or - -- 1970 Camero 350 (ID. headers & ,llUmiflum int,ike. needs some 79—Trucks-Trailers body work $430. alter 6. 322 i 3)95 or 32) 4648 7? Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, ........... .\MC Gremlin 1915, 6 cyl 17 + 35) Cleveland, ,luto & AC. only mpg, auto. air, 33.000 mi Like 33,888. 4)6 Auto S,iles, 860 h' n('w. 51650 000 372 0098 may 436. Casselberry, 834 8)94 trade _________ 1973 GMC Truck F'S Pit AC auto trans , good cond 31 651) After 6. 322 3185 or 32) .1641 . ' '70 (hey K inqswood wagon. si'r y nit e. air 5. auto , $450 3c I i.it X t9, ('K( Could AM F M A track, AC Miracle Shield 322 286 of 373 3715 917 - - 80—Autos fat' Sate 76 Olds Delta 88, 2 dr, 350 engine, 18.000 one owner mu, only $2,441, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 831 8399. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 1605 (Deale, 1. CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. SHARP, .1 DOOR. ALL i'OWER & AIR, GOOD TIRES 5395 32)0640 1972 ' - - - - - '73 i'ont Cat,ilina, Sh.lrp car. PS PB. AC. OWner 31.899 32$ 0537 bi'twen S 7, 7 p m Great mileage, stl,lrp, oneowner '76 Vecl,1 Wagon, 4 Spd 52.199 371 0537 t)etw,'t'n 5 5. 1 p in Beauty Care - Home Repair TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St .327 5742 SERVICES UNLIMITED (tome Repair & Remodeling 24 tirS. 322077) -' - Adulit ionS 7. ki'nuodelung F' ret' C st Ic & Bonded Johnny Walk,'r Co,tst Ltd 3?? 645/ Carpet Cleaning ANDY'S CARPEI CLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes Free Estimates 2lhr. 8300070 - ________ _________ - _____-- SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhrs 3220771 Ceramic THe Light Hauling Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL 349 5371 _ GWALTNEY JEWELER 204S.ParkAve 372 6309 _______________________________ -. ____ When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen 'essmeklng . _____________ 75-A—Vans Duel AC. only 13,750. 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, Casselberry, $349. - _______________ - 7$ Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van, $ pass., 36.000 mi. Only 55,158, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436. Casselberry, 634 5399. 77 Chevy Sport Van, WDs,ocyl, 3 sp., 35.000 mi. only 53,455, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, Calselberry, $34 $399. '79 Dodge Van, 3 speed with overdrive floor (Vs. 311), IS MPG—city, AM.FM radio. cassette, $ track, CO radio, 15,300. Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the eIM,4i4ia AAI -_______________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 373 0707 Groonng& Brding Animal Haven ("rooming & Boarding Kennels Ihermo stat controled heat, off floor boxes. We cater to your pet. 372.5752. trade for VW. 3330051. House Cleaning ______________________________ Housewives Cleaning ServTij Personalized, fast, dependable Regularor Itime basis Wedowathwindows 677-5594 çjardeq refrig., walls, woodwork, wits., floors, top 10 bottom Sue 373 544). -_ Ini'ovfnnts S yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways, etc. Wayne BeaI. 3321371 , CUSTOM HOMES BUILT APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" SNide. - I,?,) SR. $iIes I (burp. Adult. Family Laua'y SPoof SOviet I 'Slsry - - - Painting & Repair ________________________________ Trent Painting & Repñir Interior & Exterior FreeEst Get plenty of prospects Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads. . . Spring Cleaning lime, ovens, 1 Man, qualityoperation erva Creative' .Surfaces lic, specializing if repainting, nt. 8. ext , waliptiper, wall texir,3. wood stainin'j Free Ext After you have called the rest call the best. 862 5597. ____________________________ sleeping Carpentry, PaintIng, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 323603$ Insured $34 S399 Cobla bowrider 'vtrailer. No _____________ lougN 701 . - 20,000mi. 3237351, askIng only 55—Boats ---- ' _______ _________ - .-.- . all details. Salvage, 1792,50. of Sanford. 377 $73) -' Estate Wanted ___ U" Used fbI model color TV's, all working. 199.95. 10 to choose from. Null's Sanford Furniture __________________ - 'For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 3670. ____________________________ ________ ______________________ - -- WE BUY CARS '74 Honda 350 4 New seat kcrker. header, chain. sprockets, Fresh engine, new tires 5.000 miles ago 372 2055, Terry Clods Repair - ------ ----------___________________________ ?MkeyourTVremotecontrolied nO wires. Came by our (1w, on HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 323)734 - - ____________ - '69 Ford Falcon. 1350. or best titf,'r (',00d Condition 373 7815 Wonder what to do with Two? Sell On, The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 327 7611 or 631-9993. ________________________ 53.T -. 1978 1 Bird 31,000 rn Like new flue 54.500. 3?? 2787 - 72—Auction - _________________________ 47—Real - . ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service tireS New starter, new engine 377 1)75 78—Motorcycles MEINTZER TILr New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 1567. ____________________________ - - ' - .- , ________________________ -- Maltland East, Howell Estates, by owner. Deluxe pool, lovely 4 BR 7 B, FR. 2 car garage, sc porch, kit appl. Many extras. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools. 76l9OrIandoDr Ph 337O3S7 ___________________ inventory & real r'stdte. Call W. MalljowskI, REALTOR. 327.7913, - ALL FLORIDA REALTY ' Parts, Serv,ce. Used Machines. MOONFY APPLIANCES _______________________________ 373 0697 ______________________ - )07W.Commercial Geneva. 5 acres cleared wound well, ideal for mobile fyQfl $21,000. '-' 32 2 2420 KINMORF WASHER Good used TV's, $251. up Piu'nLuii !ivsiness co.npltle PhoneJfl7uI, Sanford Antiques, Modern Furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques Ref. repo 16 Cu ft frost free. Orig.$529,nowS2OSorS%9mo. $193.75 bal, $153.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 8386 21395 MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanbord 32? IS?? 321 339050$ W.Garne$lWhite Rag Real çstate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC. . ______________ ' e1e 'i repo 19" Z' nith. Sold orig. c.lComu 'os09 70) Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. Sanford's Sales Leader -' If tour' club or Izatlon would like $0 be IfldIIdSd Iii this listing call: INC. EALTORS i pct. interest to qualified lovely tried lot. Many more' extras. BPP SERVICE C0N TRACT. ui.xo. • Push hulln controls, haS caro uSCt. Still in warranty Originally $649, assume paymerits of $71 mo. Agent 339 SEIGLER REALTY Calf us for all your Real Estate needs 373 5371 DREAM HOME 3 BR, 28 home in Loch Arbor, CH&A. '' organization car, week for only $3.50 per Gen. FI.vea.$fllwhfostart + bonus a benefits. $Sreg—Iwksal--'Ierms 20,, - OWNER BEING TRANS 3 BR, 10 home w.many unique features in desirable Mayfair on 2'-, lots. Many additional featursi. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $35,000. Will buy old class rIngs 8. silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call MtCROW1VE - . 713S'i S French W 92) Sanford table.bench. BPP SERVICE CONTRAcT. -. - Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So,. of anIord. 3228721. _____ - . - - - - 73 Ford Pinto ?c wagon, new - WE BUY IJSFDFURNITURE& APPL lANCES. Sanford Fur ,iture Salvage 377 877) ____ ________ ________ ni, r -. lop Dollar Pad br unk 5. Used ears. trucks & t'e,lvy equip nient 32? Sc'90 _____________________ -. Sold orig $40935, used short timi' Pal, $189 llor $1935 mo. ' iI0.83$f - Wanted: Outdoor table 5. ben ches, concrete, with or without umbrella. 323)525. - SIDE ROAD AC CESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS, Lease with or without option, Auto repair. Only iioo mo. Lk. Jessup Tuscawilia lake front. 4 BR, 1', 0 "Dream Home," Pool, a dock on Lk. Jessup & on & on & on. This home has to be seen!t! $395,000. Owner will hold mtg. Webuy used furniture FURNITURE &'THINGS 5005. SanbordAve. Sanford 373 6393 1978 Singer Fu!ura Fulty auto, repossessed, used '.ery short lime. Original $593, hal. 5)8)or $2) mu. Agen' 339 8356 _____________________________ ________________________ ''off of lutdl inventory of brand new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand nw lop line bedding sets only' Free local delivery. Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, $7.97 So.of Sanford. 32? 8771 HIGHWAY II FRONTAGE, ACRES --______ GOOdS ACRE. ALL OR HALF! Altamonle lake view. 3 2, fenced yd, owner says sell! $57,900. REALTY WORLD. rn,i, ....,d i, k,,n. 'IS rw trees on front lawn. 3 BR, 16 home in quiet est. Sanford neighborhood. Part FR, out doorentertainmentonlg patio, W BBQ pit, concrete picnic club or LOCAL DR I VER GENEVA AREA 56.500 PER Longwood 32. privacy fence, garage, near schools & Altamonte Mall. $57,500. _______________ __________ STE N STRO[Vi ORANGE GROVE I?', ACRES ROBINSON I SEEDLING. • _______________________ ____ D0& CFU. $70,000. a round Live in one rent tilt other!!! EvM. 333 0412. 322.1517 707 F. 25th St. SERVICE CONTRACT, Just *ef5rfis required, Preildunt puoiissi March)), II 35 -April I 1. 1310 DET4 Duplex near Altamonte Mal $67,900. Rented now at $215 323-7832 ____________________________ Gin. laborers, day shift, Apply at AifliFiCall mill offIce, 391 Marvin An,, between s-i, am. DISTRIBUTORS INC. 11g. Phil Desfi MULTIPLE 'LISTING REALTOR Saner. wall the extras. c. H&A,w.wcarpet. pen FR. eat in kit., pantry I more. BPP Desk CI1rkP051t*i.yali. Part.time . 0lJTIEALTYinc. w'conversationpit,stonef BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 26 hOme in age must be 15, phone betwein v s ii am. iosai. . _____ Rag. Real Estate Broker 2180 Sanford Ave. Fri, travel, other benefits, , Wintar Springs 2 BR. high lot on cul do sac. Low cash tomtg. or owner will hold 2nd or wrap a-round Submit all offers 143,900. -- i -- - Tomorrow may be the day you seli that roii a way bed you've nowhereto roll ,lway II you place a Classified Ad tod,ly to Buy Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classitied Ads find buyers fast. - 52—Appliances -. Hwy 97 I milo woct of Sped w,ly. Daytona Beach. wiil hold a public AUIO AUCTION ,'very S,i?urday at 8 p m. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 ?SSR3II for further details - Wall mount Westinghouse 16,000 flU Air Cond, Mograrn oil Furn. with 1)0 gal, heavy oil drum. 373-5452. WOODED LOT NtAR OVIE- 323 6061 or eves. 323 031? d BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 32? 1674. 32? 4460 '65 Chevy Pick Up New inspection sticker 5400 3720299 VF BUY 11SF L) FURNITURE. APPI lANCES 8. PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture, 705 F 25th St 37309$) $ pad, shag brn & beige VG cond. 13*21, 565 323 0922 aft 5:30p.m. Lk. Mary. 3 BR, FP. huge FR. BATEMAN REALTY LPN full imne, 3.1). Apply to Lahaview NursIng Center, 9)9 Sad St., Sanford. PICTIIOU$ NAME Notice is hereby given that I am ________________________ ___________________________ 68-Wanted - ACRES. PA'JFI) uflAn. àSTI .0 LDE 30Rl LOTS. 312.500. TERMS AVAILABLE. ________ 8 German Shep. pups for sale. No shols 6 wks old 130. ca 323 9683. Carpet NEAR LAKE HARNEY. 53,900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. 750 mo. 8. under if you qualify. 377 2991 REALTOR S9S,SOOtt . .- AM EMPLOYMENT ' NEWHOMES to5 daily - Open 1 M. Unsworth Realty , z acre wooded lot in prestigious area. Just to woit at 'Auto Train oin Cebiftf$ Sanford Terminal, l'alnewlththeCierkofflisCfrcuit Court, lemmnoleCounty, Florid. In &CerdOfe with 1115 privlilei tite FiCtlthstjs Name $atles. ToWit: SIctlen $45.05 Florida Statutes COUNTRY FURNITURE FHA VA, FHA 7358. 715 2' on -- Your future is our concern 3235174 O$JECTIONS NOT $0 FILED MagnoliaAye,,5nford,$.,, WILL SE FOREVER BARRED County, Florida, under the f Ic. the flf$? Of titiovi name of FURNITURE this Nlce of Mnlnlsfrtie: MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET, and that I intend to register said A71l I 1510. As Ancillary Irssnal RIPF5NIWOIV5 of *5 totalS ii ' - tile liubstti M. Caner ., ' qualIticatis of the ancillary Pif101SIl fupfotitative, or Of' MICIISO of quality 32 w.brick f. p1. + BBQ, Fam. Rm., split plan w huge bdrms, + scr porch in exec area for only 571,95011? TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new3 BR, PluSinersonalItyw.rs,t,exp. Needed 1mm. $2reg-2wksal---$er,ns Cl? FrenchAve. ACIOSS frOm Health Dept. -- . ' CASH I ERS '""V VT liii VTiIwfl'I WIU, . _______________________ Garage so full there's no room for the car? Clean it out with a Want Ad in the Herald. PH. 3222411 or $314993. Local person to help build new 'vuu.anun. cxc. pay, lot appt. Florida .. GALORE-3blgbdrm5,rj f. p1., formal DR. eat.in kit. + lot wOaks for 534,00011 BR, 2B split plan w-Cen. H.A, WWC, pan Fam Rm, fully equipped kit, + gorgeous pooi on huge culdesac lot in A) area, $64,900- Hurryll .,,.i,i._ '1 V - they may have thaI challenges the IbIS - carpet, fully equipped kIt., $210 mo. first & last + $300 SIC., ref. req. 3221712. _______________________ Mature person for Doctors of. ____________________________ fice. Exp. in filing medical insurance, typing a. franscripts. Fringe benefits. Neply to Box 53, c.o The Evening Herald, P.0, Box 1437, San. ford, Fl. 3277). 0, CoWdy CommIsslone mu IforSiminole Publish A' i MU? ________________________ work today. Jr. Clerktoths .. '0'4.zti5PlITPIafl,WSc. rm., 2 car garage. Loch Arbor by owner. 322.7052. 28 Seminole County, Florid.. ArThgrH.R.ckf County. 5 Q U -A-R E F 0 0 T A G E 2B, adjacent Golf Course, AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, 372.OA3 or 322. parts company, Good benefits. 3237952. 6.5. PublIc Records of ___________________________ 322.7??? _____________________________ 2710 Sanford Ave. _________________________ ____________________ - REALTORS trees, nice area. $2150011 40—condominiums Wanted truck driver, counter , representative. All persons interested In the bdrms, 1' baths, corner lot w - 65—Pets-Supplies _________________________ ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALAIKA AREA), TO CHOOSE F ROM. $6,500 EACH. OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY, 311' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7500 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS -. . - wILSON MAIFR FURNITURE itl'Y. SELL. TRADE iii 3)5 F First St 377 5627 SO0acresontheCaribbeanSea in I3eiize, Central America This high land w hills Suitable for agri. 5. resort development. Stable government, investment insured by US Agency. Will sell 50 pct. mt. for 537,500. 3.75.000 needed for 1mm. coconut & pineapple planting. Oyledo 365 3)61, +4'+ - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory Leather & Rubber Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322.5791 Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located off Courtland 5. Shallowford, wooded, $3,200 323 7889 after 5. HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. -- 3.30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 5 French. 323 7310. Broker Eve 862 3655 834 8200 62-A--Farm Equip, Beds. Dbl. motel 8.S & Matt.. 200 N. 17.02. Casselberry, Fl. Balloon note, Park. 3fl0061. ______ _______ __________________________ ____ . - - - 3 BR, lB 2 1g. fenced lots, privacy, FP, ready to be restored. All for $29,900. ESTATE _____ ___________________________ - Reg. REAL LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Franchised Name Brands) Sales & Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring I will partially finance. 565,000. Weklva retreat 1 acre on St. Johns River. Only $5,000 dwfl. Total price unbelievable at 115.000. FANTASTIC FINANCING this lovely 3 BR, 2', B to qualified buyers. Like new ENERGY EFFICIENT home in chcce neighborhood, Lg. fenced yd., all amenities. $76,500 with $11,500 dow, $590.66 mo. P8.1. Very low mt. .......!!!!!!.RsI*aI lIght mech work, Steady year around emp. Apply McRoberts Tires. 105W, 1sf St. that the undersigned, desiring to requires, WITHIN THREE Seminole County, Florida; engage in buslneis under the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF All lots or portions thereof THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF abutting fictitious name of HOMES thou portions of Lake THIS NOTICE, to file with the GINA, at P.O. Box 3396. City as shown on the Plots clerk of the above court a written Rena Drive Longwood, County of Gene Gables Sect ion of of Seminole, statementofanyclalm State of Florida, intends to Meredith Manor, PIat Book S. register the laid name with the they may have. Each claim must Page 93, Meredith Manor Nob Hill Clerk of the Circuit court of beinwrIIingandmustIicff Sedioti. Pill Book 5, Page 53, and SemInole County, Florida. add softhecrtororNsag VIRGINIA GRAHAM p S.cIlo MeredIth Mai attorney, and the ama_ant D VUIII41 .vrn 43 AWII b l 15, 4, FI1 u ano Ill 101$ or clsimed. U the claim is 1980 doe, the date wtten it will become portions thereof abutting thor DET122 portions of Nob Hill Circle ai _________________________ doe shall be stated. H the claim is 5h on the Plots of MeredltP or UfllIJi4lted. or ManorNobHillkction, Flat Book nature of the uncertainty Shall be Pliiida Stotiles Page SI, and a Ruplat of Block c stated. If the claim is secured, the NotkeefApplkaI .l Hill SICHIM Meredith Manor, security shall be described. The NoTUD.Id tSSflt shall deliver sutfiflt P1st Soak 11, Page 21, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that I-soW. Salvail I Jeatme d'Arc copies Of the claim to tse chit to portion of Shore DrIve as shown on Of Gine Gables Section of Salvail the holder Of the following unable the clerk to mail ens copy the Plat edith A*an, iat I, Certificates had flied said car. tO each ancIllary personal Page 93, Blvd. 330' frontage. Good terms! . ___________ H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Bdrm, l'. Bath is neat as a pin ready for easy living, Seeing Is beiieving at $15,900 w terms. Assumable 5', pci. mortgage & 1 yr. warranty. 5.45,900. Hedge against inflation! Sacresonfast growing Lk. Mary today! . . _______________________ - OAvTciN,AAU'IOAUCTION 1971 Honda 350, -a cyt Low mu , qoo cond $35 323 8818 Lawnmowers We sell the best 8 service lhe rest. WESTERN AUTO, 30) W 1st St. TIFFANY LAMPS Closedrestaurant must liquidate immediately Many lead & copper Tiffany type hanging lamps All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. 626 070) 43—LoIs..Acreage LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood, convenlenl location to Sanford 8. II Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty. 131,900. RIALTY Homes 'See Our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 3235700 VA 8. FHA Financing COUNTRY LIVING at Its 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. $129,000, ROIRIE'S n. No qualifying! Hurry on Beautiful 3 BR, l'' B. in Loch bor, CH&A, Ige yard with swlmable lake in back. first & last + sec. 332.3036 . behind Days Inn, 1.4 Industrial 9)2FrenchAve. Acrossf,.o.st Health Dpt AAA EMPLOYMENT Your future isourconcern 3235174 42—Mubile _____________________ __________________________ Call Bart this one! Only $45,900! Call engineering?" SO—Miscellaneous for Sale --- + Modernized, CH&A, con 322-9283 $20 & U, especially nice, most GEN. LABORERS to do with genetic ____________________________ 2439 S Myrtle Ave. Ige 2 BR older home. COUNTRY HALF-ACRE 3 BR, 1', B, 15 mm. to Sanford. Assume 9'.7 Vt. with $15,000 77—Junk Cars Removed ______________________ FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Cail Clark & Ifirt 323 7580 f—) _____________________________________________ "Does all that birds and bees stuff have anything Orlando Sanford 32) 0640 327 1577 ________________________ SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL Newconcret, buildings all sIzes, 1t'r1ty Guard FT, 4 to mid. night, FrI thru Tues., Lake Mary area. Call 327.1510. .Cog cYCom. US. WE HAVE BUYERSI Extra nice, 3 BR, 1'B, FP. fenced yd., Ic. porch, C.H&A, $375 mo. 323.6570. - . 3777450 NEW TIRES$19 898. UP 2413 French Ave Sanford f-L_?__,P_Jst CROCKETT REALTORS 701 BJdg. 339 0509 E. Altamonte Dr. 339 osce ________________________ 24 Hrs, AIR SHOCKS $39.93 New Batteries $2995 2113 French A c Sanford 40K TIRE 62—Lawn.Garden ," BROKER IF YOU REALLY WANT TO - dress Is 2540 Edgelea Road, striet lights withIn the district; DET.123 Viesxa, Virginia 22160. The name creating an Advisory Board; and address of the personal set'ng form fiscal and taxation procedures; empowering the levy INTENTION TO representative's attorney are NOTICE of special assessments or below, REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME forth All persons having claIms or severability, and an efficilve dte. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Said district shell encompass demands agaInst the estate are pursuant to FlorIda Statute the followIng described areas of - SE IGL ER REALTY 3235774 78 Pon' Iran5 1,01, 40 new, JJ.0 rn only 13.8ff 4)6 Auto Sii,' 860 Hwy 136. Cacc.:,,rry 83 8399 A OK TIRE 221 llxci Shocks $S.95'-Heavy Duty 37 95 I I I (?.L REALTORS MLS For rent 1g. 3 BR house AAA EMPLOYMENT 1980 Husband !!U,!*!! NI! R5AR N —, —. MIS 51$I Slivil MARY HILDA LEWIS, second daughter, June11 2220 SWILl URN VA! Wife L091W000 FL. 32750 Elizabeth Penn, earlier in K_3$O7-0517 NOTICE OF ACTION day. WILLIAMS. IS To: K-18D7-0001 Wayne Douglas Lewis. Authorities said Jarnell VILT$NIIt, MAI$NAI,L 01 MCDI Residence unknown I.lO3S.D3$ died from a blow to the head Last known address: zieites**, NAIl! o and suffocation, Tonya had co General Delivery, iso,. OUST £ 11414. Geneva, FL 32733 been Drown against a wall. FUN PAU FL You $rO hereby notified tlsat a Informatlin concerning the Police said Miss Spellman proceeding for dissolution of amount or descrIption 'of the _________________ tifIcesforataxds,d,obej,, , marriage has been filed against property and the names and ad. therein. The certifIcate ouandyouarerequlredfoow.j,, •nsof the holder may be lb. and years ul issuance, the y , - in. d.f, . mid by any person pesisishni an desa'ipi':' of the prop, any, thereto upon' PetItIsm.r's ifWSteit Iii the P1'SIIll,t by ad. thenaffleIinVi$tIchftwasageJ attorney, ROBERT M. MORRIS, el5hnganInRuirvtoOIRAI-D& vs as follows: Certificate No. NOTICE UNDER Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, LEWIS State Comptroller, 371. Year of Issuance FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Florida, 3377), on or before April Abab0dOMed Property Sattleit, DeSCription of Property: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 3233 Notice is hereby given that th, 35 $510. 1510. and file the orIginal ATTN: Harry I. Cion, III) 1.34 BIk H, Lamp.I,44d Per'k PeteCaeR,l.Taltlb.øs.. Florida Pgs. S . a ii. Name Irn sict undersigned pursuant to th. thereof wfthffie Clerk ottius •k k. I (Mit T.0Mt * W! W W •! V U r S I U JUVI TIC ITV £Iêè fl riven Ii. IflIWI, ' mentlen the account number Statutes Petitioner's attorney Florida Chapter 55345. eq tat. All of said pr'party being In will s,I$* with isis Clerk of the mediately thereafter; ollrslrwlse,,. SIPOIIffiSI%aJflSlS.ubulbedho .Cssity II linilnele, State f Circuit Court. in and for Seminole default will be intend against you thIs notice, UftliS$ 5WSSI 0, FIsi'fui, with .... killirn, I'M .• HOUSE FOR RENT Brand new 3-l'2, fully eqpt. kit., inside laundry room. Call $690027 MlNl.U.LOCK MUFFLERMECHANIc Experiencedorwill traIn proper name with the Clerk of the Circuit E. Smith, deceased, File Number County, Florida; creating the Meredith Manor Street LightIng Court, SlmlnoleCounty, Florida in 90.1)êCp is Pending in the CIrcuit District; to accordance with the Provisions of Court for Seminole County, be entitled the th Fictitious Name Statutes, To- Florida, Probate DIvision, the Meredith Manor Street LightIng Wit: Section I45.Q9 Florida address of whIch is Post Office District;providlngtordeflnitions; Statutes 1937. Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 32771. 1x0 ding for governance of the district by the Board of County Sig. NAVEEN M. LADHA The ancillary Secretary personal CommissIoners; providIng for representatIve of the estate is We are CONCERNED with your • NEEDS Call 327-199). For Sale Used off ice eqpt. Desk, filing cab, & chairs. Many items to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford, 3725721. (i Realty, Inc. ___________________ _____________________ __________ convenient on 1.4 at SR 46 NOTlCElsherebygivt$t Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, shall at ánesiip. ADORABLE 2 BEDROoM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH DON'T MISS THIS ONE 911 Elm Ave. 2 BR, 1' 8, comp. remodeled home. Lg. LR, OR, C H&A, $31,700 w assumable mort. at 10 pct. Harold Hall Tired of house hunting? 32,5330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. Geneva GardensApts. 1505 W. 25th St. Acrossfrom Health Sept. '.' NOTIFIED that the ad 704 NAITLANO ARC Statutes 931. 51g. Central Florida Technical AL TANONYC SPRINGS II. 3270* Services Inc. TW*$B$, LOUIS By: Peter H. Halp*rn, latH ST AND I V ROAD P'.sident SANFORD FL 3277* Publish March 23, & April 1,8, 15, l•*0*.DDe$ TYIC, DONNA 4. DET.1l6 •OS C GCORGI)ON ON time of her previous was 10114•0O11 V 2ND ST Hickory Court, Longwood, FL SANFORD FL 1277* 32750, Seminole County, FlorIda, R.000S.0aH underlileflctitiousnameof CFTS, TAYLOR, JAN55 H and that I intend to regIster hid R-15O7-OOO name with the Clerk of the Circuit THOMPSON, ANNU c CourtSeminolecounty, Florida In 100 LANC MAN! SI.VD accordance with the provisions of SANFORD FL 3277* 1-22*5-0002 the Fictitious Name Statuses, To. Whitehurst said he was October, 271 LINCOLN ROAD CA$$C4.SURV FL 32707 Noticeisherebyglventhat lam jail," "Atthe ROSS, IICNC P " SMITH, - F' 80—AUtos for Sale ___________________________ - 76—Auto Parts - venient location. 517.250. '' OR engaged in busIness at Altamont, CLAIMS DEMANDS tttersafter, on the 15th of April, Mall No. 12$, 451 Altamonte Ave., AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE )I0, COflSldSf the adoption of tti, Altamonte Springs, Seminole AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Ordinance: County. Florida, under the tic. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: b00,ç An ordInance relating to YOU ARE HEREBY titious name of COTTON TREE, specified areas of the unln. 1-oz3S-oo.s FICTITIOUS NAME . HiddenLkm-R-,- 2411 or 631.5953. Your Future Isourconcern "'-("A NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION FICTITIOUS NAME PUBLISNIRS NAIK(73N5 _________________________ NtLI,t Deceased 501*44 $C*VA 14, Legal Notice daughter, PROBATE DIVISION -- PRCVATT, CAILTON C Whiiehurst'sMarch 20 froinMissSpellman because of the death of the first, the woman Legal Notice _______________________ Publish March 23, & April 1, 5, 15, File Number SS•114.CP 1960 NIt: 15! !.0P DET.120 "Ws decision to free SEMINOL.S COUNTY, FLORIDA Sec., Tres. Owner will hold w substantial dwn. Eves: 3.49• 5100 322. 1959 3231302 DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 $2reg-3wksal-t.rms 912 French Ave. The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim S Just Results! BRAND NEW OVIEDO OUP LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH. CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. 560.000 CUPANCY. ONLY 571.900. 1.305.349.S6Olaftdp.m. vandement to exec. Sect, £v,323-3es PAOLA 3 BR, 28 CuStom dbl wide w landscaped acre in Wilson School area. Completely turn. 4 washer & dryer. C.H&A, $373 +deP. Credit ret. req. 32311000r644.1106 skills. Exc chance for ad 323.5176 LAKE FRONT, 7 BEDROOM. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, 337.000 MLS ___________ SECRETARY Yourfutureisourconcem REALTOR STEMPER AGENCY Can't find it? Try us' Over 11 lop brand new pianos 8. organs in stock, including new, used. rebuilt & reconditioned We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that Cannon Music Co. Longwood Vill,%qe Shopping (',nter. SR 431. 1 bl E of II 339 5900 MORTGAGE. TOTAL 540.500 Do you ENTERTAIN here's a perfect country settIng 3 OVERSIZE Bdrms, 2 Bath, guest cottage & Large Gazebo. 305323 1B#'I Eve. 305 668 5840 This lovely Estate over 1 Acre _________________________ _____________________________ only 179,%0 Winter Springs - beautiful home w fenced bk yd, 1g. sc INVESTWISELY,don'tspend.6 porch, gas grill. 2 BR, but acres on the beautiful Wekiva could be " Owner may hold River only $110,000. mort. in Deltona _____________________________ Accurate typing & gen office JUNE 3221475 59—Musical Merchandis4 3 BEDROOM, I'. BATH. DOU BLE LARPORT, APPLI ANCES, AIR & HEAT. ON AL MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND SELLER WILL HOLD THE PORZIG REALTY ' REALTOR 3234l benefits. 41—Houses - MUST SELL Deflary by owner. Pool home, 2 BR, l'2 B, tam rm.. scr, porch, low lOs 665 5419. advise clients on income TAX consequences & shelters, others by appointment it SAVES. Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 316 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie __________________________________ Cowan. Exp caoinet makers, apply Starlina Ent, BId 298, Rudder CIr.. Sanford AIrport. $4, iN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR 51g. Shirley Siegel k-13$6-000p 3 acreS on Hwy 46E Geneva Only 31-APartfl'flts Furnished - --- - N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida Will traIn for muffler If mecti. irICIiMd. 571t9'2WkIaIt.rms 51? FrinchAve. Acrossfrom Health Dept. AAA EMPLOYMENT . Section $65.09 Florida Statutes OEU.9 Newly decorated spacious up stairs apt., unfurnished & no pets. Will be available by April EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN MECH HELPER 432 North, Lonawood, Seminole intend to register said name with County, Florida, under the tic, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, titlous name of LONGWOOD Seminole County, FlorIda in c. W000WORKS, and that I intend cordancewiththeprovlsloft to register said name with the Fictitious Warn,, Statutes, To.Wit: Clerk of the Circuit Court, Section $65.09 Florida Statutes Seminole County, Florida in ac l937 cordancewiththeproyisioflsof,p'. Sig: Sylvia M. Bartz Buyers we have EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE in creative & owner investment FINANC ING. —_________________________ Ewnlnglleiuld I.4&SR46 Seminole County, Florida under - ----..---- -- - Condo for rent. 2 BR lower level, Sandlewod Villas. $200 mo. inc. maint. fees. 530-8316. Modern 2 BR, lB. CH&A, w.w carpet, fully equipped kit., cony. Iocatlon,$235 mo. + dep. Adults only, no pets. 322-0311 -, If you ate having difficulty findinç • place to live, car to drive, a lOb. or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. Cooks Wanted ApplylnpersonDay, --- ESTATE SALE 2 Bdrms, FIREPLACE, qooci LOCATION Only %23,500 323922$, _____________________________ Ron Beck, Advertising Director needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3222611 or Notice is hereby gIven that I am the fictitious name of SYLVIA'S engaged In business at $95 Hwy. PLANTS & BIRDS, and that I "We all saw the first MINOR OR JAN(T A death of her first child. Aply in person tO: 17.92, Casselberry, Fia., 32707, FICTiTIOUS NAME BR-S209 up. Pool. Adults only Lk Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. On 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Villag. experience needed. Salary plus commission with full KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer 4..4.44yjs STEMPER SEZ, SELLERS we have BUYERS for rour HOME or PROPERTY call for INDIVIDUAL at tention. ____________________________ _____________________________ sales company ______________________ authorities she wanted to ALTANONIC SPRINGS 11. 3270* Ms. Spellman, 19, was or- quiet the youngster, pening Post Office Drawer Z Publish April 1, 5, 1990 Sanford, Florida 32771 DELJ.4 ________________________________ Telephone: 305-322-13)1 FICTITIOUS NAME Publish March 25, & April 1, 1910 Notice is hereby given that lam DETI26 engaged inbusiness at 312 N. Hwy. - -- -- t et res) _____________________________ 30.Apartments Unfurnished future for a selfstarter. Previous __________ C. VERNON MIZE, JR., OF Casselberry, Florida 32707 CLEVELAND, MIZE& BRIDGES Telephone: (305) 5315700 - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly& rnonthiyrates, utilities pd. Inquire 300 S. Oak 8617583 _________ ___________ advertisers. A great RN or LPN, Ito 1.? part time, Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. . . (c IASSIFIED ADS sure - - established and new ----- Waitresses, FullA Part.time PositionsAyailable Days Inn, Sanford NOLAMAJESKI MARY B. QUINLAN JAMES EUGENE MITCHELL, Deceased JR. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL AsPersonalRepresentative REPRESENTATIVE: of the Estateof L.W. CARROLL JR., ESQUIRE, NOLAMAJESKI OILAWRENCEW.CARROLLJR ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL P.A. REPRESENTATIVES: Post Office Box 36 . Annette Speliman pleaded annoyed by the child's crying CASSCLICRRY FL 12707 K119$0001 gullty to killing her 1nlont the infant's death, -- - Of the Estate of II Room for Rent ____ Leonard C. Jolly 3237259 __________________________ person is needed for sales and servI f 18'HeIP Wanted As Personal Representative of the Estateof CS DCI. 673 N SRWCN - 29-Rooms An aggressive sales. — iiiuiriiir RN full time, $4 shift. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. 950 Mellonville Ave. -. 365741 ROBERT SEYMOUR, JR. Raymond J. Quinlan K•0OS0-09i0 Mother Back In Custody pct. off, Firing Special 73 pet. °, CreativeMu Ceramlcs,6 E. Broadway, Ovltdo, Fl. Tuesday, AprIl 1, 1950-38 MAID-Tues& Fri Ui. Mary area 3235572 831-9993 322 -2611 ______________________ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of Date of the first publication of Eveniri Herald, Sanford, Fl. aldes&OrdefIie5.Better Living Center of Casselberry. Call før i appt. 3393002. OrlQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole 18-1fo lpWanted I CLASSIFIED ADS About Bribes? LAKE MARY Fl. .- - _ MARY B. QUINLAN Pursuant to Sect Ion 13 of Deceased. Chapter 7)7, Florida Statutes, NOTICEOF IOTICEOFADMINISTRATION entitled "Florida Disposition of CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Unclaimed Property Act", notice c line TO ALL_PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS itime OR WASHINGTON tU1'I -House ethics committee witnesses Is hereby given that the persons DEMANDS CLAIMS OR 3c a Iif1 listed below appear to be 3cons,cutivetimes DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE have testified alleged bribery payments to Rep. Charles H. owners of unclaimed personal or AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Uc a line 7cons.cutivetimes 5:30 P M. 8 00 A M Wilson, 1)-Calif., and transfers of campaign funds could have intangible property presumed AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOT INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE been made without his knowledRe. HEREBY cATIIPflY ,, .1 4.IIV "'""'" INVULV P(tAL. tSTATE YVU MMt NtP(bYNUTIFI() NOTIFIED that the ad. _______________________ Lee Rogers, a Los Angeles n1ti-miIIlonaire who heads a k-13os-oo1s that the administration of the ministration of the estate of ANDRts%, Aet mail order firm, the American Holiday Association, told the estate of NOLA MAJESKI, MARY B. QUINLAN, deceased, $01 * CCL CRY LYC DEADLINES deceased, is pending in the Circuit File Number eO.S3.CP, is pending committee's opening hearing Monday his $15,500 in loans to sAsroeo ri. Court br Seminole County, in the Circuit Court for Seminole Wilson in 1971, 1972 and 1973 were not intended to influence R'11550355 Florida. The Noon The DQy Before PublicQtion co-personal County. Florida. Probate Division, ARNANO ISACAL 315C legislation. representatives of the estate are the address of which is Seminole 53$ VALENCIA St ________ ROBERT SEYMOUR. JR., 510 County Courthouse, Sanford, Fl. 31771 SundQj - Noon Friday Rogers testified he had an interest in several types of postal Lincoln Avenue, Titusville, Florida. The personal represen. _______________________________________________________ legislation he had discussed with Wilson, a member of the Florida 32780 and JAMES tative of the estate C Is RAYMOND '•'[i -- - -. ----N0000003 House Pt Office and Civil Service Committee, but he denied EUGENE MITCHELL. JR.. Sill J. QUINLAN, wh05 address is 331 BAItS, WILl JAN n Greeley Boulevard. Springfield, E. Semoran Blvd .1.10, Fern Park, tr)ing to buy Wilson's iflfluence. M-1155-01C7 4-PSO,ls 18-HeIpnted Virginia 32152. The name and Florida 32730. The name and ____________________________ SCAYCI, I £ ' WalterBonner,Wilson'schiefattorney,said Rogers testified address of the co-personal address of the personal -----. LOOl CSPLANADC WY under a grant of immunity and his committee appearance representatives' attorney are set representative's attorney are set ALTAMONIC SPRINGS Fl. CANNON RE,T HOME forth below, forth below. CLERK TYPIST could not Jeopardize him unless he lied. Special care, good food, for All persons having claims or I(L.L, JONNNIC NAt OR All persons having claims or "Did you make any move to influence legislation?" Bonner elderly lady. Can be bed MARIE Some b'keeper exp. & accurate demands against the estate are demands against the estate are patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, asked Rogers. N-000s.000e required, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE office skills. Be ready to start Altamonte Springs. 834111$. BIANCARDI, ARTHUR .1 imm. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF "Absolutely not." N-oz3s.oOe, $2reg-2wksal-terms THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Why be Lonely? Write:'Get A "Is that your testimony before Almighty God?" BURNt, SUSAN OR JOHN J 912 French Ave. THIS NOTICE, to file with the THIS NOTICE, to file with the Mate" Dating Service. All A$ HIGHLAND ST Rogers said it was. AcrossfromHealthDept. clerk of the above court d written clerk of the above court a written ALTANONTC SPRINGS L 3170* ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. AAA EMPLOYMENT statement of any claim or demand statement of any claim or demand Wilson also is alleged to have placed Rogers on his congres.039$.fl0" ter, Fl. 3351$. . Your future isour concern they may have. Each claim must they may have. Each claim must CLLG, DONALD S _________________________ sional payroll at a salary that was "not commensurate with 323.5176 • 0 BOX 7ZR be in writing and must indicate the be in writing and must indicate the the duties performed" and converted $29,000 in campaign LONGwOOD FL 3z7s o.-ciiisi_____________ Care basis for the claim, the name and basis for the claim, the name and __________ Hairdresser 1-0301-0053 addressofthecreclitorofhisagent addressofthecreditororhisagent funds to his personal use, ' COSURN, L I JR ForsaloninDeltona or attorney, and the amount or attorney, and the amount 6.6S97$ or 5144680 Spur of the Moment Babysitting F(QN PAIR FL. a-year consultant - plus an "automatic cost of living raise" due, the date when it will becom. due, the date when it will become 10Z07.0001 rates. Day or night. 3236677. due shall be stated. lb the claim is due shall be stated. If the claim Is from August 1971 to June 1974 and again for the year 1976. coo*, CHARLES C 00 A$BZC S ____________________________ home care. Apply in person contingent or unliquidated, the contingent or unllquidated, the Lakeview Nursing Center, 912 Rogers said he helped peepare news letters and set up ChIld care In my home, days FCIN PARR FL 32130 nature of the uncertainty shall be nature of the uncertainty shall be E. 2nd St.. Sanford. meetings with businessleadersand city officials, working part only I 1 chIld, $20; 2 chIldren, _____________________________ R-Q0e7-0000 stated. if the claim is Secured, the stated. If the claim is secured, the 530. 332-6151. COWAN, JIMMIE time for Wilson in his own office. security shall be described. The security shall be described. The ____________________________ STATION' 1-1163-OhS claimant shall deliver sufficient claimant shall deliver sufficient "How would anybody know you were a congressional CURd, GAIl. CHILD CARE copies of the claim to the clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to ATTENDANTS (2) AZOS S V 0$ CT APT * Freeorreduced rates employee?" Rep. Wyche Fowler Jr., 1)-Ga., asked. enable the clerk to mail one copy enable the clerk to mall one copy DANIC Ft. if you qualify. 3238424 to each personal representative, to each persona! representative. "I hadcongressionalstaff license plates on my car," Rogers General station duties. Hurryl 1-0160-0000 All persons interested in the -ThIs won't last. DAVIS, A said. All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this estate to whom a copy of this $2reg-2wksal-terms $29 CHURCH 571(11 I,s'jdi __________ ____________ Rogers testified he made the personal loans to Wilson withLONOM000 FL 32750 912 French Ave. Notice of Administration has been Notice of Administration has been N•IQTI-0OI* outasklngwhyheneededthemoney,chargednojnterest,set mailed are required, WITHIN mailed are required, WITHIN Across from Health Dept. DAVU, LULA N Special Spring Offer AAA EMPLOYMENT THREE MONTHS FROM THE THREE MONTHS FROM THE no time for repayment and never was repaid. 212 N ST DATE OF THE Yourfuturelsourconcern FIRST DATE OF THE FIRST "Would you lend him any more? " Rogers was asked. CreativeExpressions 322.7813 ALTAMONIC SPRINGS It. 323.5176 PUBLICATION OF THIS PUBLICATION OF THIS ________________________ _______________________ k00$7.0003 "I don't believe I would," Rogers said, NOTICE, to tile any objections NOTICE, to file any objections oicuy, 0 ,RUSTCC they may have that challenge the they may have that challenge the flA.-A It was brought out that Rogers, as an officer of a Wilson X-2*e&000) sc.fts. validity of the decedenl's will, the validity of the decedent's will, the ____________________________ -------campaign committee, signed blank checks and sent them to DOSBINS, .01 297 ISTATE Of' ICSASTIAN -. ADVERTISING qualifications of the personal qualifications of the personal SPECIAL 'iAiE ldx)3 Kiln 10211•0004 jurisdiction of the court, Rogers also was Wilson's employee. jurisdiction of the court. ORUL, • A • Sitter $647.73, Greenwa'. so ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND A General Accounting Office auditor conceded there was no CLL.I$, SCNJAN*N £ P 0 501 $61 evidence Wilson knew about those transfers, t. - 1. OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Bonner noted Wilson's signature did not appear on the front APT 13 0 Ill (11(1 ARC ALTANONTL SPRIN$$ 14. 32701 or back of key checks involved in the allegations. 11S070000 - - —;___ .. .- _Legal Notice Wilson Unclear . Rebuild Condemned Houses S.G.BALINT 332.1845 - Whatever the occasion, there isa classified ad to solve it. Try ot5 SOOn. PhOtOgI1*Iy Wedding photography by John Cullurn. Free engagement photos or color $xlO. 175$. Tree Service Tree Service Top, Trim, ernovai Cali Jim FIlnn. 639 7.499 . Ii, Welding BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 32) 0317 Custom built Utility & boat trailcrs, truck racks I. mIsc. repairs. - - ISIS W.2SthST. SANFORD 322-ION To List Your Business.,,1 Dial 322-26B or 8319993 ________ __ -'- -' . -', - '- 1 . -. - . - . ,, , - . - - -- - -- . - F.. - 'I._13,T . - �• -. -.I• • •- VV V V - BLONDI E 4! EvenIngH.raId, Sanford, Fl. çoUNc Tuesday, April 1, 1980 FOR DUNCAN 00 IT HIM - A5K YOU J— ACROSS 44 Fencing sword 1 Mountain 46 Mettle pass in India 49 Boats V 5 Leaves 53 cereal grass 9 Coy 54 Dancer Kelly NEXT TIME -ET HIS OWN MESSAGES! ' In, V -' 12 Cornice _ ILA V a c- P v o - LIIIN ____ 9 1 Give You -Protein 0 V t-t1r (Brit) L!LL.L2.L.i 12 21 President of 61 Organized migration Yugoslavia 62 Canadian 23 Nothing 4.1 27 Cherry by Mort Walker GOOD MORNIr.JG, WHAT HAPPENE1 TO THl5 ,J MI RROR'! YOU HANDSOME HUNP(OF 10 Tiny distance 35 Zoo animal DOWN 29 Radiate 32 Infection I Machine part 34 2-carbon 2 Despise compound 36 Pencil rubber 3 Assert 4 Part of a 37 Tee.hee dogma 38 Ten (prefix) would like to eliminate eggs from the better protein foods poisonous 45 Anxious 20 Snug 46 City dirt 22 Levels 47 Elephants ear 24 Went quickly 48 Close 25 Put on the 50 Focal points payroll suggestions. DEAR HEADER— always distressed when 000 — 12 ____ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom tu KXJ 'bu REMIIv ME A tor (dl_l_Wi.vER\ (wT A MUJUT, H ______ CFURK$L ITH HL3J.M- 16 —— 18 —— 19 - 24 25 26 (C '? 9 portion of your protein requirements by using a quart of fortified skim milk a day. someone writes and says he That will help you control food he needs to eat. For- provide you with the amount tunately there are good of calcium that a woman in quality proteins in a variety of your age group should be be foods that are not quite as getting on a daily basis. 10 11 ——— 17 '°' may notice if you've ed at many' of the diet plans that some of the sueis cessful ones that have lasted relatively expensive, too. Milk contains good quality for a long period of time inprotein as the red meats. Fish look clude a reasonable amount of protein as do most of the fortified skim milk in the diet. 20 — — — products made from milk. If That's because It provides ——— you're trying to lose weight, of good quality protein and — — — — 21 — — 8 -F — — — — — — — \IITT WK OF Wft 7 I would strongly suggest can't afford to buy the kind of your calories and It will also 51 City of expensive as itteat. Poultry is 1 2 3 4 Ldmb and still get sufficient protein just as good a source of _______ ________ __________ .1 if possible. I'd appreciate any that you try to meet a major 43 Airy . ' r Dr. 11 Mouths (SI) 40 Cruel person Phoenicia 6 Beaver State 26 Lean 28 Arise (2 wds) 52 Apostle Paul 7 Novelist 30 Small bills Ferber 55 Fraternal 8 Kind of cloth 31 No longer are member 41 Compass point 42 Under the weather DEAR DR. LAMB- How [ many grams of protein are necessary every day for an adult of 60 years of age with gout and arthritis? I'm overweight and cannot afford to purchase meat and I 16 Non. 39 Self - satisfied 5 Diamond - US 9 Communicat. 33 Religious ing instrument poem rebel 24 Third person Fish Items •V -. 56 Spanish 19 Spats I Poultry, Answer to Previous Puzzle i 0 R 2 13 Energy painter N £ T 1J S.1L!2 agency Iabbr) 57 Unrefined YP H JJ PCN 14 Motoring A IfR 44I 0 FIT T metal association 58 Acclaim N o .ó _ 15 Reparation •i S C E 59 Color rrfF t 17 Baksheesh $A 60 Bushy clump ji 18 Marry again " Vf4NE A F VOV ____________ BEETLE BAILEY -. by Chic Young (0 HE A54<ED ME THIS 15 MY MESSAGE) A RAISE, UT AFRAID 70 • 22 23 — — — 27 ___ 29 28 34 35 33 30 31 — — course, you ought to use calcium without overloading fortified skim milk and unthe body' wi th an excess (.TeaIII(X1 cottage cheese. You don't need as much amount of calories. protein as you might think. DEAR DR. IAMB- I'm 15 For adults, 56 grams of years old and have had my 36 — — 37 — — protein a day is adequate last period 10 weeks ago. Can —— 0 ______________________________ j except for pregnant or lac- something be wrong? My sisters didn't have any tr oubles with their periods 42 To give you more complete when they first got theirs. I'm — — — — __________________ — — — — information about proteins not pregnant. A• "' by Bob Montana G000NEWS, IS THE FINAL PAYMENT ON OUR CAR ' 39 40 46 47 48 53 — — 49 ITS TIME .'E BOuG4T ,VEWo4...) LO — — Ju OP'.iE THING ... — 54 — 50 51 52 55 56 — — — — — — — 61 — — — — .. _________ _____ ______ L HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Wednesday, April 2, 1980 V EEK a MEEK am sendi ng you two issues of DEAR READER- It's not 400 The Health Letter, numbers 3 particularly uncommon for a envelope. Send your request regularity that does occur. There are many factors that to me, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, affect regularity one being Radio City Station, New York, recurrent unwise fad diets. Young girls often do this to NY 119. You'll get close to 50 grams lose weight and It can affect of protein in a half pound of their normal endocrine the raw flesh weight only of system and cause irregularity poultry or fish or red meat, or even total absence of . SLS l and you'll get about 40 grams menstrual periods. Why don't you relax about It of good protein In a quart of by Howie Schneider WD'40 One spray will lubricate, prevent corrosion, displace moisture, and penetrate to free frozen parts. Net wt. 9 oz. ip, V V 7IÜPERV 399 VAL UE V V .2 VALUE NtMEI 4NYW4' JBuslNEss! IF 'iV(J _ SU6M? 4 X6E BOY, JUST 11 NO OFFENSE, DOLL! P' IOU GET JUST TRYING lOBE OFF C4WN' TO I1NIE, AND OWT YOU FOR. o ou oa v TAKE Ft aa ME DOU.'N GET i BUSTERF ME 1' SENATOR 3R4SG4' SE 4N' .mc_____ V ______STUFF?!. _ __ KAvI APPIN!ID M .. V SPRINKLER Adjustable spray for full or partial circle. Great for low pressure areas. 9" metal spike. Buy now and save. V '. V YOUR CH0ICE OF SHOVELS Your choice of square or round point shovel. 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ThIk) April 2, 1980 You'll get the same amount In months, you might want to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) fortifi Changes that will af ford you talk to your doctor abou t it. — RIL FIMT // _ ed ski m milk. Tackle mental chores that greater material security are require your full attention likely this coming year. Circumstances you may not today. Your powers of conbe able to control might centration are acute. This WIN AT BRIDGE _____________ inaugurate thetransiti(m,but type of work should beasnap. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you'll guide It to fruition. He opened a jack of Assert yourself today and ARIES(March 21-April 19) diamonds. Sumner won with NORM 4.1.10 his queen and promptly ran You're very good today at your chances for adding to •AKi2 off our spades and three Q 107 helping others sort out their your resources or pocketbook hearts. His discard on the •*Ks2 affairs. You get to the bottom are excellent. Follow your 498 fourth spade was a club. own ideas, however, not those of th ings because you take West's three discards were the WEST EAST nothing at face value. Getting of others, 5, 6 and 7 of clubs in that 76 •9543 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) th other signs is order. PR ISCI LLA'S POP 82 996543 by Ed Sullivanlong ____________ fl of thewi sections you'll enjoy in Be on your best behavior and Then Sumner led a diamond • j 10987 •3 •K765 TRASH MINE to dummy's king. East your Astro-Graph Letter be extra-conscious of your •J 103 1"' PUT IT HE CLEANED " r fl4; I chucked a heart and Sumner COMING IOY! NEXT 10 appearance today. You'll be which begins anew with y YESTERY! ) ,,— ANYTHING 10 had to decide between a club I I #Q108 birthday. Mail $1 for each to noticed wherever you go and finesse or a drop of an CONTRIBUTE ' A K j MORE Astro-Graph, Box 480, Radio you'll want to make a good unguarded king of clubs from Q64 City Station , N.Y. 10019. Be Impression. West. 7•______y •AQ42 S. , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23mire to spe ci irth fy b date. If West had been an expert Vulnerable: Both ) Dec. 21) You're not likely t Sumner might well have TAURUS (April / Dealer: South played him for blanking his The opportunity could present rush yourself too much today, ( a KinL but West had made all North west Pa itself today to show an yet you will get a surprisingly 1 NT his discards with no apparent acquaintance just how loyal large amount accomplished. Pass 24 strain, so Sumner decided that Pass , and dependable you are. What you do, you'll do vell. West could not hold the king. e CAPRICORN tDec. 22-Jan. Pass You'll stick by this person all Pass I NT Pus Pass He took the finesse and was II f; down one. 19) The persistency with the way. d#4 He congratulated West on youpursueyour GEMINI (May 21-June 20) J~ Opening lead:* J his fine play and West replied, This is a good day to catch up makes their attainment ex. "The light was bad. I thought BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl on some of those tasks you tremely possible. It's not mYhi5hclubwasthejack..1 have shelved. You'll find that likely anyone will sidetrack Note that if West had kept WLL NOW PLAY you have a stick-to-itiveness you today. By Oswald Jacoby his king of clubs guarded he AP1EN00N O 1.1E CAR I you sometimes lack. would have had to chuck a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. and Also Soetag IN 13 PLAT MINMI OM 7diamond. Whereupon South CANCER (June 21-July 1 0 19) Be firm regarding your We are Indebted to Sumner could play out dummy's last Sitting home waiting for position on an Important issue Cotzln and the American high diamond and throw West things to happen will not ty. Bridge Teacher's Quarterly In with the little one and be satisfy you today. If there I sure of the end play winning view to be right, don't Mt for today's hand. nothing Interesting going on, another elbow you aside. Sumner was the unfor. for him. tunate South and since he tells (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AWtl you'll get things stirring with PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) the story on himself, we are (For a copy of icoav some pals. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Methods that have proven repeating it on this April MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Fool's Day. Bridge," care of this nenp. have a great deal more Inner successful should be followed The game was duplicate per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City strength to draw again today. Your objective and West an average or sub. Station, New York. N.Y. will be realized easily, you may realize, so don't Mt average player. 10019.) _______________ ____________ ____________________________ •V V ANNIE V byLssnardStary FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav.s -WHArS 'IMR NONE 0'-YWR 6LIRE THIW CHICRIE! KV WHERE -I ONLY ANSM OKAY, THATtS ALL V VALUE 5 and 3.6, Proteins, Part I and young girl to be irregular w he n she first starts having Part II. 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Developer Completes Restorationi Lahd Bordering Longwood óke L - By JANE CASSELBERRY FAC's problem began in November when the site Herald Staff Writer development contractor Orange Paving and Construction of Restoration work ordered by the Department of Altamonte Springs was laying it major draln.ge pipe that Environmental Regulation (DER) on 500 feet of barren had beini approved by the city, Lefkowitz explained. He said shoreline on West Lake In Longwood has been completed and it was not a dredging operation and the tractor operator had is awaiting DER inspection, Howard Lefkowitz, vice accidentally scooped up some aquatic weeds when filling In president of Florida Residential Communities (FRC), said the trench for the pipe. this week. was wrong, he wasn't supposed to do this," Lefkowitz "If you go out there now you will find a fresh bank of sod said, "Residents across the lake apparently saw the and aquatic growth resprigged," he said, "and a half built equipment workingand yelled'dredge and fill' and called the bicycle and jogging path." HER," said Le[kowitz. FRC's problems with DER received publicity recently .'Representatives of Orange Paving went in with us to talk after being brought to the attention of the Longwood City to DER and we were sorry we had goofed and would be happy Commission by Commissioner William Mitchell, who wanted to do whatever was necessary to correct any damage done," the city to help DER to force FRC to restore the lakefront at said Lefkowitz. the firm's planned unit development, "The Landings." 'We asked them to give us until March 15 based on our conLeikowitz thinks the whole thing has been blown out of struction schedule. We were suppose to have work completed proportion unfairly damaging the developer's reputation, by then on the jogging and bike path and finish resodding. "Had the city commissioner not stood up and said what he "Mardi 15 came and we were running behind schedule and did at the meeting there would not have been all this fuss and I simply Forgot about it. If we had been on schedule this would In two or three weeks we would have done the restoration never have happened." anyway by putting in sod and replacing the aquatic growth," Glenn Vause, HER's field biologist for Seminole County, Lefkowitz said. "There was no reason for t. It has nothing to said on March 26 that FRC had been told in a Dec. 13, 1979 do with the city, but is between me and DER." letter to restore the area to its original elevation, revegetate Lefkowitz said the damage would have already been with native vegetation and restore the bulldozed area that corrected if work on the project had not been behind was washing into the lake. However, the March 15 deadline schedule. had passed without FRC making any effort to correct the "I've got a pretty good reputation with DER and we ler- situation, form a necessary service, Lefkowitz said. "We pride our- Vause pointed out a hinely restoration was of the utmost selves on our, projects. Tiberon and The Landings are importance to avoid permanent damage to the lake. designed with so much protection for the lakes it Is Lefkowitz said since they were forced to resod the area phenomenal. It was very expensive, but we did it because It is before the asphalt was completed it would now be necessary the right way to develop." to go back and replenish the sod when the project is finished, DIANE PETRYK MMMMMMMUMNO By DONNA EBM Hsraidft"Writer city of Isoford began preparations today to go back into 1, IM if the county is not willing to balililillm en a diatand for ownership of the downtown a 11, The city csenmlselon at special meeting this morning voted pbjy to notify the county that the city's lease of the old 10 ldirg, no.4 as a library by the county, will be Oct. 1, City C4(nmlaloner Eddie Keith, who Is in Hard Look t)aniet sMd Orlando's Central Park, an named at this time, tsksa abet a Industrial park In south Orlando, and a to evaluate proposals, Daniel guessed Tampa area location are also being that the building could be completed by considered. October or November. But both Doigner and Daniel said the "Their (the firm's) schedule is to have Sanford location has many advantages it opened no later than the first of next for the firm. year," he said. "But it could be sooner." "We've got the interstate highway Daniel said SCOPA's proposal will be The firin, he said, distributes small for a metal building, which is cheaper appliances to retail outlets, but does no than other types of construction. manufacturing. The Orlando Industrial Park does not The special SCOPA meeting Thursday allow metal buildings, he said, so will also be to discuss building lease SCOI'A's lease price will probably be terms with Dade City Tire, a coalcheaper than what they can offer. process tire recapping firm. portunities and dimensions. the hospital, was not able to attend the meeting. City Manager Warren Knowles noted it would be virtually Under an agreement between the city and the U.S. General impossible for the city to stand by its agreement with GSA if it Services Administration (GSA), the building must be used as a does not have any books. library or Its ownership will revert back to the federal Knowles criticized county officials for "stonewalling" government, d ur ing the past four mont hs since a December meeting when The move was necessary, according to Mayor Lee P. Moore, the city made its position clear that it wished the downtown to safeguard the city's ownership of the 40,000 volumes It library to remain in operation. At that time downtown business leased to the county along with the building in 1965. leaders and members of the Greater Sanford Chamber of A lease the county is proposing calls for the books to become Commerce said they wanted the facility to continue a library, county property on Oct. 1, 1981. whether under the control of the city or the county. i..ii4 • 'fl-eS., i 1T .41 3 - ._ :.. . _,_ -. - - , - - . , " '- - - - - • ' . . — '-.-.--. Knowles said he has made a number of telephone calls to county staff during the past four months attempting to get a signed lease for the period after Oct. 1, 1980 to assure continued operation of the library in the city building. He noted a lease offered by the city would have permitted the county to use the city building for library purposes practically indefinitely. Moore pointed out that the city commission, under the current lease arrangement faces a Thursday deadline for See SANFORD Page ZA Honest Man Gets $500 From Brinks Today ' - , r "Edith will the off-camera sometime Edith made only four appearances on during the summer and when the show the series during the past season. Jean starts up again in the fall it will be a (alt Stapleton announced a year ago that she accompli. It will open up the show, was tired of playing the role and wanted allowing Archie to meet other women to go on to other activities, which should provide fresh comedy." • sAIA. Edith Bunker - - ,ZJ Off HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Good old Edith After her departure, at the conclusion Bunker, Archie's long-suffering thngbat of the series' ninth year on CBS, the wife In the "All In The Family" TV situation comedy was retitled "Archie series, will be killed off this summer for Bunker's Place." the good of the highly rated series. O'Connor said, "You can't go on with a Carroll O'Connor, who stars as Archie leading character in a show who never Bunker In the show said Edith's demise appears because you're stultified in the would give the weekly show new op- kind of stories you can do. Shah's Cancer Can Spread 44 To kill TV Show custody. But a White House official said the administration is not quite sure Iff 11"tihaidiusg50 A "what it is they're looking (or." In do S. ) is Tdmm nd tolloy the The statement from BanI-Sadr A personal recuperating at Maadi military hospital, Tuesday injected a new note of UnCAIRO, Egypt (UPI) cUiS seW be tu'a.d he HIVUUV*N Ciisell "without any physician to the shah of Iran said today just south of Cairo. certainty about the fate of the hostages, "He's in very good condition," Flan. now in their 151st day of captivity, the ousted monarch's lymph cancer Is a g"il I when the tins. 'Utbegasuiintaustotsg'nov,r "systematic disease" that can spread drin said. "His recuperation is normal, Hopes had been raised by his earlier he is recovering very nicely and he's now nd the liver, y even beyo announcement the Iranian government thStJW. It seW 111111160 without sell (be sp#lITIiI5 f ee li ng fine." Paris said Shah of Dr. George Flandrin would take custody of the 50 hostages acid In gelsThe shah underwent surgery for from the militants— believed a first step J Clii to I4I- "1$ is ep to the Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, 60, was recovering well from Friday's surgery to removal of a cancerous tumo: in his neck toward their release Re'Øy (acU. We if the United remove his cancerous spleen. He is at New York Hospital in November. fr Stales promised not to threaten Iran. "We want to be helpful," the White L"11649 will be u se va as" from the House official said, but "there are ob. he said, "We don'iKnow whaitiiéy are asked for new assurances do milill1lift had any Idea going to do." United Sta tes as a condition for the viously limits to how far this president or president Aboihassan Bwii-Sadr has transfer of the hostages to government any president can go." 00 Daniel added that the firin has a outside our front door," Dolgner said. warehouse in Miami and one in Georgia. "The Seaboard Coastline Railroad is It may be looking at the possibility of right here. An airport is eight miles away combining these, he said, or it may keep and we're on barge canal. You can't get the others open in addition to the new much better than that." facility. j, vaiis ftm 1111111w1lud" 't Sanford The warehouse, he added, will be Herald Staff Writer comprised of 185,000 square feet of A national distributor of small storage space and 15,000 square feet of household Items has proposed a $2 office space. million warehouse for the Port of Sanford The 200 employees, he speculated, will which could add more than 200 jobs to the be involved in inventory control, local economy. telephom sales, order-taking, trucking The new 200,000-square foot warehouse and unloading. would be built by the Seminole County Although the firm will probably bring Port Authority (SCOPA) and leased to in its own top management people, the firm, said Jim Daniel. It could open Daniel said a larger percentage of the its early as October, he added. employees will be hired locally. A special meeting of the SCOPA board Daniel said he estimates the building has been called for 4 p.m. Thursday to will cost about $10 per square foot to prepare a proposal concerning the type build. of building and the lease price. "Two million is a good estimate. The Port Administrator Dennis Doigner larger buildings come ni in cheaper said the firm is also looking at locations sometimes," he said. OIflg County and the west coast. It the Mtn, wbieh does not wish to be 'Militants Pledge Cooperation With Iran LF Takes 5 nford Threatens To Cancel Countys Library Lease / - I- .' Herald bShsldthereat — .-.— - sa, '.. 5/8" x 50' GARDEN HOSE Premium quality. Extremely flexible. Lightweight. Coils easily. Extra years of service. High burst strength. Excellent durability. Resists pressure twists. _____________ ______ ________ ' YA ______ ____ ____ board. "They Nrsd a PR person at $14,000 a year,3o Obviously we're making waves," he acid, "Make a few more and they'll hire $ome assistants," Commissioner Bob French said. ' Pain said he Is pleased the county commimlon has taken an interest in the fate of the St. Johns. The conuniasioners are scheduled to meet with members of Um district based when they are in town, but no specific time has been set. "We're so glad you are taking this step," Pain told the commissioners. "The river is Important for so many reasons." 'zQter Brown, another "Friends" alas thanked the commission, "When you're up the well-known with no other means of on, you've got to do dL Seminole County Principal Planner Joyce Sellen, who attended the work said the planning department apçIed to the district board for a sto to stwly how much water is to the Geneva area and how seNds water Is expected to be available is the future with the Intent of wing sç wateruse regulations, 9 1...........I • the freight to enter the siding," Bullard said. Bullard said both trains had slowed down prior to the collision. Moubrv said engines of both trains were knocked off the track. •'%Ve just know both trains partially derailed so it had to have been a pretty gol impact," Moubr' said. Dori Cooper. who lives about a mile from the scene of the collision, said she heard a "big old thud" when the trains collided. Vass volunteer fireman Handy Cameron said "there's three engines totally demolished. I mean they are just torn up" By DIANE PETRYK —L • _______ _____ - -.A . • ' Pain said Na grse'a effort must be ______ an Impression on the district If I -I • -- Pain agreed. In w•s1- .• j-pw board will hold a public workshop 404. Its monthly meeting at 2 p.m. 1010 Firm At is a city with the most beautiful lakefront In Central Florida," 'Path told county commissioners at a work session Tuesday. "But It has the "grestast pollution." And not necessarily of our own mIng," mid Commission Chairman ;JI1I.Kirthhoff, I.. ptmost of it comes from other coun- 21.99 VAL UE _ _ I said. 88 Moore County Administrator Larry Moubrv names of the injured had not yet been released said helicopters from nearby Fort Bragg tran. late this nrnrnine. Rescue workers carried the injured in stretsported :\rIuy personnel to the scene to issist mi&1 chers across a field to vehicles parked on a dirt transport tl injured. The liiihwav Patrol rushed road near U.S. 1, which runs parallel to the 1)100(1 Ironi Raleigh, 55 miles awas, to local tracks. hospitals. The passenger train collided with the Seaboard Eileen Henson. spokeswoman for Moore Coastline freight around 7:35 a.m. EST near Memorial hospital, said some of the people taken Lakeview. Bullard said the stop signal was about to the hospital apparently cre not injured. three fourths of a mile from the point the trains 'We have a few serious injuries, some minor collided. injuries and some ith none at all," she said. Aimitrak st,tioii i'et'or(Ls Shiu% OHC person The southbound freight train was preparing to boarded the train in Sanford Tuesda% night, but enter a passing track and the northbound Amtrak the tiuketlu'lder's name was unavailable. The train was supposed to stop at the signal to permit Shoring Up .The St Johns Water Management bjtrIct will hold its official board itting this month In Sanford in $sponae to an invitation by the Seminole Cunty Commission. 'AlocaJ group, Friends of the St. Johns, - hM'ctiticiitd the district water board for not living up to the purpose for which it was created. The district board has done nothing to be water quality and natural conditions in the upper St. Johns river basin, according to Hugh Pain, a director of Friends of the St. Johns. : "We've been sold down the river," he fi8 ' e ....ea___* 'e Action Reports ZA Around The Clock ............. . #A SB ClassIfied Ads ... ............SiB Comica ........................Sc D.atba.........................IA James Michael Riner, the 27. 4A year-old DeBary man who found a FIOIId Brinks bag containing $66,500 on Hs.' ,c sidewalk outside the Atlantic Hospital .........................the of Bank Se nole in downtown mi Na ,.SA Sanford ' on March 4 and turned it in ves .1-SB to the bank, was tewarded this Sports .................... .. i2A week for his honesty with a check Television from Brinks, Inc. for $500, which he Weather IA deposited in his savings account. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82d620749c79f1946f5a3e06f06037cc.pdf 78f8e0b59a1303e0eaf5b3543bc6dc79 PDF Text Text -.- - -- .--- S 72nd Year, No. 172—Monday, March los 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 On To bringing home its first ever state Seminoles have seen to it that the Tribe o_ basketball crown. boss will be on the sidelines Friday night 13111 Payne's troops once again dug in Lakeland, trying to coach the deep Saturday night to handle West Palm Seminoles to their 32nd win of the year Beach Twin Lakes for a 68-58 Section 3 against Tampa Robinson, upset winners win and a trip to Lakeland. in overtime against season-long top. Now-it's time for Payne to dig deep, as ranked Lakeland, by Hal Kauf man — dentist's chair: "Doyou$ olomnl COURT ORDERI Said the judge as he climbed into the etoothV' Rearrange spacing so gbutth nothin holsto 0th, and yswear topull thetoo Iii, thaw ,,j the tidies words make sans.. 01 .&eI*S A lUIA181 0% nbA 00,, ftfld 0I04M PUl 41004 s 11$004 PJ Pedro found these letters In his alphabet soup: L one letter upside-down M I V and two Es. He turned and formed a number. What number? oisdr w piujAl •H 3A13Mi PIWJOI Put 4i —I ______ U.S. coins, yet you lack change for you? dollar. What coins have 3J.*IUe JIWO Jfl0P.Hl1 pug f I llF! 7A. - q AM j$4J5fbI 'suJp JA04 'i.tiud ino ii. What iii besets writers? Sick Call I Riddle-me-this: tism. Author-Itis. What iii besets boarders? Roomer man measles. FBI? G What Ill besets the IN NUMBERSI There are Magical qualities to the num* 142057. Multiply It by 2,15 above, and the same digits* appear In bar L ''! - lTT :;: • _____U 'i - order. rearranged Multiply it by 3, and the result is 420571, again the same digits rearranged. Multiply itby4,5 and Land, accordingly, the re suits are 571421, 714215 42$and 157142. Stack 114211slandthefivePrO 57 and the five pro ducts thusly obtained, and a magic number square results, read lng across and down. II • at least six differCAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are In drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now snces ek answers wIth those below. gi ------..i.... n yv uu quicwuy . , - , ., . n'.'-- . II 41H P SUMIW ' .'i c eulisiw s usoj su.a.ie'" JISH :,.3u.uIo ! t," Sanford %k IN. \%c realk need the s mn ii there for that turnatnerit ft pime is huge and nots. I'. in p. ugol - - a reservation basis today and Tuesday at behind us. i'n•ets fur tha LlIs tournament V.cflt n sale at 8 it in. i his rn 'ruing at thc ,akeiaiuul (IVR Center. flut I 'a in' V. ii? be iitshii h. - sommiethitrig hied given the teamil abut half way through the season. "Take out the buiiiper stickers, lull out Payne of the Semitioles long arld WeNt I'alln Ileach solulded like a trill chuckled Heynoltis to the tvaiw If Ox Scininioles mri I-*rid.i% cramped bus journeys to Ft. Pierce and trim the hospital to the morgue. going to Lakeland. — ag:unt F.injua Rihinsun, :1a. II pa Vest Palin beach for regional and seeSc. cral if the Seminoles have been A gave the kids seine humiipt'r stickers Saturda night for this 'tts eh.iiii. tional victories. bat thug the thu. lruee McCray has been that say, l.akcland-l?380 State basketball ;in.hip o:ai nst he V. ulner .1 the ''Going to Lakeland is one trip we won't lighting lwiuchitis and lieggic Butler Tournament, earlier this %var, Pensac o la Washuington-\ti.uui i'ahmuetto mind at all. It will be like riding around as suffering from a smashed lip Reynolds explained. its tiIIk to 'eim i!iiial the block." received in it late practice session. take them out and put them in." Saturday's four-hour bus journey to We kind of coughed and wheezed our Payne is hoping the time has conic for More sWrics oil Page I • - SEMINOLE COUNTY ( ')IIRTHOtiSF 54 1. - rrwisiniv ., Basketball Tournam ent Facts TEHRAN, Iran i UPI) Foreign Khomeini, breaking his silence on the growing hopes that the hostages would Ix' Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said today standoff between Iran's government and Put in the custody of the ruling council, Iran's ruling Revolutionary Council has the militants, issued his statement after which is seen as a crucial first step now decided it was "not appropriate" to meeting with the council in Tehran, the toward the hostages' frt'edoiii. take custody of the hostages from the radio said. In it telephone Call to London, a militants, although he added, ''PersonalIn it broadcast monitored in Kuwait, spokesman for the militants said, lhit' ly, I wouldn't mind” if it did. Tehran radio said Khomeini ordered the spies will rciiuiin hero. Fho ayatollah has At the same time, Ayatollah Ruhollah militants to turn over to the U.N. Corn- said they should remuiamri as hostages. The Khomeini said today the U.N. corn- mission documents that involve the ayatollah has said the students should mission on Iran may not talk with the 50 deposed Shah and the United States and take sonic spies and mmicct with ilme American hostages until it issues a ultimately to allow the panel to meet with commission. Four or five spies will 111cc! report on its investigation of the regime the hostages whose names appear In the Ghotbzadeh, who has been trying for of the deposed shah. documents. And a spokesman for the militants "Once again, I affirm my support to almost two weeks to arrange a miieeting holding the Americans for the 128th day the Revolutionary Council and the between the captives and the U.N. panel said the captives would be held in the president Abothassan Bani-Sadr) and working for their release, Sunday blasted occupied U.S. Embassy on the order of call on others to back theta," Khomeini the Moslem militants for refusing to hand over the hostages to thit' government and the ayatollah but that perhaps ''four or said. "The crimes of the shah and America questioned whether their nun-compliance five" would be allowed to talk with the td. meant that not alt the hostages were U.N. conuniaeion. at the embeasy. are not in need at oof," Kho "Most of my colleagues in the "Therefore we will struggle against healthy. 'I'ehrafl Radio reported that (fliotl Revolutionary Council do not think it America or die, and will not stop until appropriate for the government to take defeating America and cutting its hands zadeh said after a meeting of the council, "ti final decision on the tuning of (lie over the hostages," Ghotbzadeh told ABC in this region. News today. "Personally I wouldn't "We do not differentiate between the handover'' would be announced at __., •''--'•r•, pat aneve is FORWARD MARCHI Our skate-boariNi 142057 by 7, S and 9, ow so? Conned numbers. most of March winds. N and No what happens. mi the ..-.-. way through this ()iit, aSSt5sc(I t1w coach, equally draine(I h% a ttit itti the flu •Mth• that story last eek abut us what 4,\ Semi-finals the suhisI Tickets fro Saturday night's being so hcalth all ear was a M aytx Seminole I high principal 1km When Frida y, 8:30 pin. stuunpiorLsliih) g;uiie should be reserved Rcnohtls possesses powers to see into the Vhere I.akeland Civic ('enter in :i(lvanct as a sellout is expected . 1, Who — Seminole vs Tampa Robinson Hadio WTHR, 1400 Tickets - 'rickets. at $3 each, must be broadcast Friday nights game. If the teun bus stiortl before the venture back o h me to congratulate the Tribe and Purchased in advance through Seminole Sumiules t in. WI] I v ill carry High School. Tickets are on sale through Saturda s chiami piunship ganie at 8:30 remind themmi it was timtw to break out Iranian Militants To Keep Hostages THERE'S MAGIC U I "I'm going to give these to my wife and minutes after the victory that earned the family," Payne said as he examined the Seminoles it berth as a final four squad in state tournament entrance passes. quest of the 4A title. The road to Lakeland has been ''This one is going to cost me about 400 anything but easy or comfortable for the bucks," smiled the victorious coach. ''I Seminoles, told the kids at the beginning of the "We've had to travel farther than any season if they got me to Lakeland, I'd get team involved in the playoffs," pointed 10 current • You have In youra hand nickel a dime, a half-dollar and a - his players were so quick to remind hini Aim To Win It All Lakeland __Seminoles S By JOE DCSANTIS them new Nike' basketball shoes.'' Herald Sports Editor Maybe Payne can pick up some extra They've traveled farther than any Lash by pawning off state tournam ent other tcam involved in the playoffs, and tickets that have been nestled in his now Seminole High's Fighting Tribe wallet for some time now. He wont need roundball squad stands on the verge of them like any other spectator. His o?rWhirl uni Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents ..." - - - • - . „, r .. 4" .' ' .'. .0. ti t . I S - 'S . • — -. . .. - - __bUYW, *900 70 YOU LAZ AAC LMMIPM JAKE ut Nt'L) - iiUtXwi. rbOU KCW CO YOU FL ABOUr VWAAFW5Alioi'4 r TC-AO95 - r P0 YOU ThNK iV OK. - ? IM LRATP? [ I J mind. I would take international aggressive East (an apparent reference midday today. "I hope the U.N. Commission will have responsibility and local responsibility to to the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan) do so. Nevertheless, this was the decision and the crim inal Wed," said Khomeini, pa tience and Stay it few days until we of the council not to take them back." "and we are confident we will be vie, solve (lie problem," Ghotbzadeh said ui an interview with ABC News totlay. U.N. commission spokesman Samir torious because right is on our side." Sanbar said today In a telephone call to He called for unity in the country and Asked how long he thought the process of London that the panel met with Ghotb- said, "We shall fight against the U.S. issuing it report and getting permission ",aL to see the hostages might take, Ghotb- FIRE zadeh and with President Abolhassan government to the end of our life." I tJAI4. Bani-Sadr but declined to say whether As to meeting between the U.N. panel zadeh said, "I would think no more than arrangements for meeting the hostages and the hostages, Khomeini was quoted two to three days." On Iranian television Sunday night, were discussed. as saying, ''Should the commission of Ghotbzadeh urged the U.N. panel to inquiry announce its views concerning Ghotbzadeh pointed out the (OIIlliitSSIOfl ''have patience and stay a few more days the crimes committed by the ousted shah had comae toTehran and ''we (lien backed until we solve the problem" of arranging and interference by aggressive America, out on our promise." "Isn't this reason enough for us to be it meeting with the Americans and said then its meeting with all the hostages can ashamnedand emumbarrassed?" the foreign he thought it could be done in ''two or take place." three days." Khomeini's statement's dampened minister said. - tCAMT &o t WMD4A Ir4 mcAuiie KP4OW tvft JU15T t' - nwtlM ..- .' r - . I. -, • r - ° Ii Herald Photo CLOSES COURTHOUSE Tom Nr$%pi Ivin-kers stand olitsi(Iii- tit(- SI-Illillole Coull(% ('1111I- t h ollse %%ai(ing if) t'oilret their belongings and take the test of (lie day oil a fter all ek'cevit'aI flit' filled hails with smoke and '.hiu( iilf all io er In lipi building this mourning. 'liii' lire, in the iii .i in t'kit iiu-h'i'drr a lilt was reported at about Ii a. in. (ml av. 'I'he cable h short t'iIout at the' third flout' level, spreading sinoku' (himimnigh toitmil off ices (ill the second and third limo's. ( 'intuit (Ill iii'. ill tIn' liii i 1(1 i nig %% ill remnaimi closed today wink' electricians %(Ilk it, rt'sti,ii' *'r to (lit' mu Id hg. iji,t,t ' ,i( Research Progresses In B1ind=Mosqui*to Fo9 t rW A MitU1E. Today 1 DPNr THINK YOU by By DONNA ESTES lsraelensia" which is effective against control the midges emanating from that using it flat worumi Iroimi that district and It appears (lie h i gh incidence of Herald Staff Writer not only the blind mosquito but also the source, evaluating that in experiuuienutal i)mlt1s nitrates and phosphates in Lake Monroe Laboratory tests and observations by biting variety of mosquito. Twenty a pox virus, not harmful to human here, supports it higher midge population. Dr. Arshad All, who heads the midge Isolates of bacillus were made before the beings, has been isolated from tests Dr. lie said it has been determined that the said, adding this information is helpful lit research program at the University of new bacteria was discovered. taken at the sewer plant. The virus has blind mosquito citierges from Lake considering possible ecological Florida's Agricultural Research and made midge larva ill. \lZ}ZOe around (lush and continues for a alterations. This is a very iirchimuiuniar Education Center in Sanford, are Malathion, applied to the Sanford significant evidence shows a couple hours thereafter. This in - study and should Ix' taken further bY showing promising results in the effort to sewage treatment plant pond at the rate relationship between the abundance of formation is useful when one want to going to other lakes in the state and of a quarter pound per acre, should nudge larvae versus the content of control the midges temporarily by bringing back soil and water samples to find ways to control the pesky insect, All today said preliminary findings in control the Pest for three to four weeks at nitrates and phosphates in the soil from a(lulticidimig," i'thi said. "The area could be analyzed to establish trends," Dr. Ali various areas of the research program so a time, the sewage treatment plant. be sprayed during those two to three said. -an insect juvenile hormone analogue far include: Installation of "New Jersey light hours before the adult midges have "If the (rend continues we could say the discovery of a bacteria could be applied to the city's sewer plant traps" are assessing the emergence of dispersed over vast areas, thus saving PhlUtiOfl tuit.s all effect on the nudge Thuringiencis -Bacillus Var. ponds at the rate of 2.2 pounds per acre to both blind and biting inosquitot-s and insecticide, gasoline, nianpo"er and Population giving increasing data on the insect muuoney," tie said. population. Between the months of November and All said he plans to further study the The pox virus discovered at the San- March the midge larvae population is possibilities of using the "Israelensis" ford sewer plant is affecting 30-40 percent low, Dr. All said. bacteria this summer in experimental of the znidge population in the larvae "A big upsurge of the blind mosquito ponds. stage there, All said. Dr. Donald Hall of population should again be seen in Also, in collaboration with the lee the University of Florida at Gainesville is April," lie said, and this should continue County anti-mosquito district, Ali will be investigating that virus further, he said. through September and October. - MAVIFUil 4'W ( . M WiPE UF! TAUc ~~r. - - - - - - - - Authority To Back Stromberg Expansion .. . • . - . . The Seminole County Industrial Official action will be taken upon Development Authority (SCIDA) was presentation of a formal resolution at scheduled to meet today to pass a another SCIDA meeting in about 60 resolution of intent to grant Strom- days, he said. berg-Carlson Corp. permission to The expansion of StrombergI=* industrial revenue bonds to Carison's telephone switching finance construction of a 50,000- equipment plant will increase em,square-foot addition to its existing ployment at the facility by "a couple facility in Lake Mary. hwidi'ed people over the next three Jim Daniel, executive director of years," Daniel added, SCIDA, reported that the meeting SCIDA is the organization would be held to repeat action taken at responsible for industrial growth, an earlier emergency meeting that soliciting new businesses and helping was held without prior notification to local businesses to expand in the press. Seminole Count" SCIDA took the action, Daniel said, to allow the company to proceed with Stromberg-Carlson executives were construction. But he said the unavailable for comment on the resoktkmn is not binding on SCIDA. company's expansion plans. - . I - . he Action Reports Ariumid ltit Clock Bridge (IiihIttI li1 ( '4111lics IA ut lit (rlpss%Irtl Ill Dear Atli) l)t'allis Dr. I-numb lit Editorial lit IA Ilorosimipi' lit hospital Nation 3A Ourselves Sports III i'ele1slt'ui y,'t'attit•r lit World Board Supports Doctors, Hospital In Suit By DAVID M. RAZLER the plaintiffs in the action, said during ahead with a suit, knowing the decision of defendants say. Herald Staff Writer the mediation hearings that no matter that panel will be placed before (lie jury But Anderson never rt'cu',t'rm'd frimul Seminole Memorial Hospital and two what the panel of a doctom, lawyer and as evidence. inter-cranial bleeding, and died 24 days Deltona doctors have been cleared of any circuit judge decided, he would still file a Plaintiffs charge that the physicians later at I"krida North. responsibility in the 1977 death of a malpractice suit against the doctors and and hospital were negligent in their Aniderson's part'iits ctiamgtnt in their Deltona youth, In the first round of a hospital. treatment of Anderson, starting on Dec. original complaint that their semi iu1d malpractice suit being beard In Seminole Under state law, a medical mediation 9, 1977, after he blacked out and fell have lived tind he been transported Circuit Court. hearing precedes any suit charging a outside the Enterprise post office, suf- immediately to Florida North, and that A medical mediation panel, a three physician or hospital with wrongfully fering a head injury. the physicians and Seminole Memorial member pre-trial hearing board, causing a death. The 17-year-old was first treated at shouldn't have delayed the trip by the declared physicians Harey Schefaky The three-member panel -hears the Weigand and Schefaky's office, then few hours. and Frederick Weigand not guilty of medical evidence which will be taken to Seminéle Memorial Hospital. During the four-day hearing held last contributing to the death of Robert presented at the trial, and hands down an After about four hours at Seminole, he month before Circuit Judge Kenneth Anderson, 17, of Deltona, who died in opinion of whether any negligence Is was transported to Florida hospital Leffle, plaintiff's attorney, Bryan Hugo, December, 1977 at Florida Hospital involved. North, which has specialized equipment said his clients would be filing a formigjl North. No matter what the verdict of a for the diagnosis and treatment of brain suit even if the mediation panel said the An attorney for Anderson's parents, mediation panel, plaintiffs are free to go injuries, attorneys fcr plaintiff and physicians did no wrong U •- �2A—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Monday, Mar. 10, 980 Voters Need Reg istration Card Or ID ft VYORLD By DONNA ESTFS IN BRIEF Former Top U.S. Official Against Arming Pakistan WASHINGTON (UPI) — Supplying arms to Afghan guerrillas fighting the Russian Invaders could lead to Soviet Intervention Into Pakistan, a former State Department official writes. Christopher Van Hollen, former deputy assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, said providing weapons to the Insurgents might "be the policy least likely to drive the Soviet Union out of Afghanistan." Now a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Van Hollen said If the United States arms the Afghan guerrillas, "It Is safe to assume that the Soviets would take retaliatory measures, first deploying forces along Afghanistan's eastern border, then possibly making countermoves across the border Into Pakistan — 'hot pursuit' missions or bombing raids on refugee camps on the pretext that they were rebel sanctuaries." Colombia Rules Out Force BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — Colombia has ruled out the use of force to free 20 foreign diplomats, Including the U.S. ambassador, despite an Impasse in negotiations with leftist guerrillas holding the captives at the Dominican Embassy. As the siege wore on, a new round of talks to break the 134ay stalemate were expected to begin by mid. afternoon today. Three negotiating sessions between the government and the leftists have been truiUM& "The Colombian government has given its word of honor that there will not be the slightest provocation against the embassy as long as there is no attempt against the lives of the hostages," Interior Minister German Zea said Sunday. Philippines Attack: 30 Dead MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — Suspected Moslem separatists staged terrorist grenade attacks on movie theaters and a crowded public square in two southern cities, killing at least 30 people and injuring hundreds of others. The attacks Sunday in the rebellion-torn Mindanso region, 5W miles south of Manila, were On word in seven years of martial law. One suspected bomber was in custody today, but Police U"dd to give any details. Authorities said they believed the bombings were the work of the Moro National Liberation Front, which has been waging a war for Moslem self-rule that has claimed more than 60,000 lives sInce 1972. vy Will IV 10 rurm AM UADDIGS it &a.): tsaçsrater.: 0; ovsrn1g1 low: 11; yesterday's hit: 31; I'm m*Ic pr ere: 80,11; relative humidity: 67 piresat; winds: Southwest at 13 TODAY'S TWISt DAYTONA UACW -bWA 1:23 a.m., 1:46 p.m.; low., 7:41 a.m., TO p.m.; PONT CANAVUAL Idglw, 1:12 tm., 1:37 p.m.; lows, 7:21 a.m., 7:41 p.m.; SAYPONT: highs, $:43a.m.,$:43 p.m.; lows, 1:30 a.m., 12:46 Pint ROATING POIZCA$T: at. Aegultine S. JapM,i kilt, (ki 60 *ees Winds southwest 111011 knot. Ibreugh Tlay. ass. 2104 S.lt Scattered thowers and a few " athraigh Tiday y north of 5ebIaa 1L linkers pare *11* PUIECAITi lime kcsUy dine, fog ddsual Otherwise able cloodkew thoiltigh Tasdey. $cs 5.5.4 showers it. 'vdera today aid chme.. dillows — aid Tasdey. ftb low I. idd Ok L4n in thelk P lAin of prd1yII1rnud today, 41pare Tu. Action Reports * * Courts * Ponce- seat, t.•..... bullS. and 31 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club President Buddy Williams (left), Kiwaniafl Brett Sanford, T-shirt designer Gail Smith of the Sanford Junior Woman"p Club, and event chairman Mike RunneHa discuss the Kiwanjang' second annual running of the Sanford Rubber Shoe Road Race Saturday. Starting from the Sanford Civic Center, the 2-mile "fun run" will begin at 7:30 a.r. and the 10,000 meter run will be at 8 a.m. Some 500 runners are expected. A entry fee will entitle a runner to participate and receive one of the Road Race AT ROAD RACE Pinto Jury To Begin Talks, Carter, Reagan Bush In Chase - MIAMI (UPI) - The ballot won't reflect it, but Florida's presidential primary Tuesday has become a three-man race Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George Bush. John Connally dropped out of the Republican presidential race Sunday following his loss to Reagan in South Carolina. Sen. Howard Baker called it quits Wednesday, Harold Stassen, Sen. Robert Dole and Ben Fernandez were never serious contenders In Florida. Rep. Philip Crane mounted only a small campaign and Rep. John Anderson is an unknown factor. That narrowed the contest for the Sunshine State's 51 GOP national convention delegates to Reagan and Bush, and both were courting support from the Connally and Baker camps. Carter heads Into the Florida primary the hands-down favorite and the only unanswered question appears to be how many of the state's 100 Democratic delegates he will pocket Tuesday. "It's not a question of whether President Carter will win, but how much he'll win by," said Hazel Evans, the veteran Democratic chief of Florida's 6th congressional district. Connally's withdraw 1 came as no surprise following his 54-30 percent finish behind Reagan in South Carolina's Saturday primary. Reagan, who spent the weekend campaigning in Florida, said he was confident of getting some help from Connally's camp because "we're appealing to the same group of voters." And the former California governor said "there has to be some spinoff" from his weekend win in South Carolina, Newspaper polls released over the weekend reaffirmed Cuba. An anti-hijacking agreement between the United States and Cuba lapsed in 1976, but the Cubans have continued to honor It. However, Castro said Saturday that If the United Sta tes fails to ha lt what he called illegal trips by Cuban political refugees to Florida, no punitive action would be taken against hijackers of U.S. planes. -. Since October large groups of Cubans have hijacked - Man Dead In W*nter Park Fire remained undetermined today. However, firefighters said there was no suspicion of arson In connection with the blaze, ATLANTA (UP!) — Government lawyers are shrugging off comments that witnesses they presented In Bert Lance's bank fraud trial last week actually helped swing sympathy from the jury to the defense. L)etense lawyers leaned hard on government witnesses sympathetic to the former federal budget director. Despite %hla, woescutor Edwin Toenko dlit..ed any implications that the defense Is getting more points with the six-man, six-woman jury hearing the case in U.S. District Court. Tomko said the early !ltnesaes were all part of his strategy for prosecuting Lance, a strategy he will continue today as the trial enters Its ninth week Customers NoUc to Florida Is "Carter Country." A poll released Saturday showed the president with a 73-15 percent lead over Edward M. Kennedy, and a poll released Sunday had Carter leading the Massachusetts Senator by 68 percent to 13 percent. The Saturday poll had Reagan leading Bush 38 to 36 percent, but the Sunday poll showed Reagan with a 42-26 percent margin over the former CIA chief. Florida's major newspapers gave Carter luke-warm endorsements that generally emphasized the wisdom of the party supporting an Incumbent president. Former President Gerald Ford, meanwhile, got more editorial support from Florida's newspapers than the nine Republican candidates who are listed on Tuesday's ballot. None of the major newspapers who had made recommendations by Sunday had endorsed Reagan. State election chief Dorothy Glisson predicted 52 percent of Florida's 3.9 million registered Republicans and Democrats at least three Cuban vessels and a Liberian freighter visiting Cuban ports and forced them to sail to Florida. The U.S. government has allowed the Cuban vessels and their crews to return to Cuba but has taken no criminal action against the refugees. Prosecutors Aiding Lance? The name of the victim was wlthhel Authorities were unable to identify U man until Sunday night and were a tempting today to notify his relatives. would so to the polls Tuesday. Reagan and Bush went to Miami's "Caile Ocho Open House," a crowded festival in Uttle Havana, to appeal for Latin support Sunday and Bush wound up the day at a benefit concert by California's "Beach Boys." as. WE --?—E M CHANGES IN THE RATES FOR INTERSTATE AND OVERSEAS CALLS. MARCHC,lese ADMISSIONS gruud theft. He was arrested at 1:31am. Friday morning by Caaelberry police shortly after he allegedly broke into an apartment and aWWd the owner. Police charge Faddy broke Into the sparthesat of Peter Thornisy on Esplamb Way, (s.,lberry,_early Friday morning and gatied op a variety of tools before starting to leave through a broken window. As be was leaving dtoegh the window, Faddy allegedly confronted Thornisy, striking him with a stolen sweeper, police say. County Judge Harold Johnson advised Eaddy he would be charged with other onus, and declined to reduce his bill prdlng rsos( of all charges. 11111OTOICYZflOL4 Examples Sanford: t 431.925 miles - Longwood To Consider Rezoning 32$ 50$ 53$ 55$ 34$ 35$ - 20$ 21$ 22$ 54$ 35$ 37$ 39$ 21$ 22$ 24$ . Examples 431.925 miles (Washington to Chicago) Present rats $2.05 Rate off. 611i$0 Rate off. 10/1/80 $2.15 $2.25 $3.15 $3.35 — $3.50 (New Yost to Los Angeles) Present raw Rate .fI.,1/$0 Rate etf.lOiliIO 8 $2.25 $2.40 $2.50 $3.55 $3.75 ,. I Fvn.rsI Notic., $3.90 .s. an UI W. p p *1111111M tel pa. MOWN through Fri4sy. ivsnm( totes sppSy from Spa. to 11 pm. Sirnd.y through a w..ta uses fr. $1 pm. se S am. e,y e, at $otwdsy. and at Sundsy. sicept S toll pm. on Sundsy. Oid,uici tstss app5y on at rnt,rstat, c.* compisted ! kern a m4a& Sr ho lissiplusas witteot sparser saslante. @A%T - .— MIsIAm, — sstbe ma- oarurdlRes4O4agRi,ge Line C Florida Editors Support Ford . ' . . - r.. ., •,. ' F PublIc Is Invited Fr.. Admittance DUKE UNIVERSITY CHORALE Directed by Mr. J. Benjamin Smith Altamonte To Vote On Charter Station-to-Station Person-to-Person AtAilTimes At All Times A4Non.I m6u"Weaw"sle"inat rats psrleds. Rises qur4sd do not ads SaL AMc bwsft M71l Pia. atheruhigof5hefmjur pieputy an Flints Manse kim *4 PV'1al to audal we passede =ding of the 1segwssd Oty Walter E. Schumacher Patti* St. George AREA DEATHS 1911-3000 milss 57$ 60$ Lawrence Cooper Anne L. Newell By United Press lnterutiousal Florida newspapers heaped editorial praise on former gave their editorial support to George Bush, as did the Tampa Peter West, Osteen President Gerald Ford, who is not on Tuesday's primary Times. ,J.ucinda C. Barry and baby boy, SanfOrd Cr111 Pearce ballot, turned their back on Ronald Reagan and gave inOf the major newspapers who had endorsed candidates by civnbent Jimmy Carter their luke-warm endorsement. Sunday, none gave their backing to Ronald Reagan, the Republican John Anderson got the editorial endorsement of acknowledged Republican frontrunner in Florida. the St. Petersburg Times, the Miami News and the Orlando The state's editorial writers, for the most part, said that Sentinel Star. while Carter had some problems during his 38 months as MRS. MILDRED GRAEBER Brisson Funeral Home 15 in "Anderson's forthright nature, the quality of his campaign president, it would be a mistake for Democrats to deny the Mildred D. Graeber, 65, of charge of girrangementlL and his record In Congress as chairman of the House nomination to the Incumbent. 350 E. 26th St., Sanford, died Republican Conference, Indicate he may have the ability to Ford drew as much editorial attention as the Republican BILL MOORE Saturday at Seminole provide the creative leadership needed to solve America's of 2913 candidates on Bill Moore, 50, Tuesday's primary ballot and be was urged to Memorial hospital. died pressing problems," The Miami News said, stop testing the political waters and become a candidate. Palmetto Ave., Sanford , Born In Camden, Id The Florida ThnesUnlon and Jacksonville Journal endorsed The Tampa Times endorsed Bush as the best alternative to Saturday morning at his moved to Sanford in 1976. home. Born In Bristol, Va., be Jobs Connally, who withdrew from the race Sunday. But the Reagan, but noted: "Mr. Ford may be the only Republican She is vxvived by f Thne$UnIOII and Jtwxis1, as well as the Sentinel Star, 5130 with 0 chance to beat Mr. Carter." sons: Ron J. of Gilman, in., lived In Sanford for the past 13 yews. Ile was a min b0( Jim Lo(Detrolt, William A. of Kankakee, Ill., and Richard the Sanford MOO" LOdg0 and R. of Grand Prairie, Tea.; two was employed by the Putnam daughters, Norma Smith of Cot1tY Road Department. SIWVIVO$ include 115 wife, Sanford, Carole livingston of A new city charter, changing the form and the city commissioners. The proposal details the methods Jacksonville; and 15 grand- Mrs. Juanita Moore, Sanford; of goverimuent In Altamonte Springs The proposal continues a three year which must be followed by the city five stepchildren, Mrs. from strong mayor-type to city manager term for the mayor.commIasio and manager to prepare and present a budget Brevard Funeral Home, Mar garet JOl*IiOfl, Sheffield, type, will be approved or disapproved by two-year terms for the other corn- and prohibits transfer among accounts of o f Ala., Mrs. Allies Bobbins, the city's voters In 'iitüie, Is In charge 13 precincts Tuesday. miasloners. an adopted budget without prior Mrs.' Leslie Hooford, both of funeral arrangements. A total of 6,934 voters in precincts 4, 99 Much of the proposal Is the same as the authorization of the city commission. The 8aUfOr&CC Green and 11,12,25,23,34,35,36,46,61,50, and 64 current charter. Omitted are sections manager would also be required to L*m1e of Sanford will be eligible to cast ballots on the which are covered already by state MALCOLM LODGESH. law, certify to the commission that sufficient Brinson Funeral Ilonue is In Is. such as a recall provision, Malcolm J. Ledge Sr., 60, of charge (11 irTan6iWits. funds are on hand before a capital The proposed charter was created by a If the voters approve the charter, It project is approved. 202 W. 10th St., Sanford, died _______________ citizens commitin after a ninenuonth would become effective In November, The proposal gives the city commission Friday night at Semin* study. The members of the committee 1801 with expiration of Floyd's term in a stronger control over the city's purse Memorial hospital. Bern in 6 MALCOLM — were appointed by Mayor Norman Floyd office, strings. LOO",for sicam j. Psihanu, Ga., he came to ores Fwwal e__&._1 1.. to" Elijah D.rnps Birlta L. Easland Lee 0. ErgI. Witkatill (Washington toChicago) Preseatmhs Rate on. 6/110 Retest 10/110 19113000 miles (New York to Los Angeles) Preseatrate Rate 01.0/110 Relief. 10/110 Sanford: Robert E. Carroll Stty Tue$ar Veronica M. Emlich, DaBary George D. Ryan, DeLand Mildred Smith, Orlando Sharon F. Bass Margaret Davis Interstate Operator-Assisted Three-Minute Rates Full Rats 35%Discount 60% DIscount WiKdsy Evening Night & Mildred Dwyer, Deltona Alfred Gendron, Deltona DISCHARGES DISCHARGES .: 'Interstate OiaIOlrect One-Minute Rates Sanford: G.W. Austin Shawn Driscoll Patty St. George TM POLLOWINO IXAMPLU ILLU$TRATI Till NIW RATES APPUCAILI FOR L0600 DISTANCI INTIR$TATI CALLS. Hesatisy Reed. dapitlis say. William U. Ray reported ties bike was takes some time after lt$ p.m. Therudoy, alter an acquakeasce parked liatUl Lake &ley Road. BURGlARS HIT WAIHIIOU$E ThIeves fordag their way into the 'Seidas Psingewn Compiap I .bewe at * PWthwno, Ave., Saafes'd, Wed ridey oW or Theradey morning made .1 wIth some cmos Roy G. Livingston, Ohio MARCH 5.1* ADMISSIONS Glorida L. Black Void dine .J.Q. Galloway Ruby C. McKenzie Ellis Staley Herbert E. Pickman, Deltona Elmer Dustman, Sorrento Margaret Swanson, Illinois . A $3,717 motorcycle was stolen Thunday from a Srthw4e County mm, thoitly alter It was parked at a hoses. on Lake Deltona Lion A. Gendron, Deltona Evelyn GeWaters, Sanford: Marion A. Russifi The American Telephone and 'telegraph Company has filed new schedules of rates with the Federal Communications Commission which increase charges for all out-of-state Long Distance calls made in the U.S. and for all calls involving Canada, Mexico and overseas points. The only exceptions are calls made to and from Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The Company is asking for a uniform rate increase of 10.5 per cent at this time. The Company has asked that t takplace e in two steps. The first increaseuld raise rates by 5.64 per cent, and become effective June 1, 1980. On October 1, 1980 an additional increase would become effrtive, thus raising current rates by a total of 1'. per cent. An Orlando man was held on burglary charges Friday, and was warned he will be faciall more charges next week for undisclosed crimes. David Lie Faddy, 20, of 2115 Barindals Delve, Orlando, was ordered bald In lieu of $10,100 bill on cherges of burglary and After rift dub od li caiilaeta, the burglars took a hind ml., ealt-'-, clook radi. and or wisE I$.they. SEMINOLI MIM0rnAI. HOSPITAL Tk 1A nt General Rate Inerimm In Over FourYears, BURGLARY CHARGEL) -- HOSPITAL NOTES PLANNING report JOHN CONNALLY ...ends quest Florida Becomes 3-Man Race to the mack bar at the Sesnoran Skateway when the 17-year-old Pulled a kWh frcmashssthon his Ieg and threatened toinjure them U they were not Wlet. One of them called deputies, who placed the youth under wrest, charged him with aggravated assault and possession of a coneesled'sapon. He was released to his parents aft., being transported to the Seminole juvenile detention facility, police R.sd,wti he! adet "Today, I'ttt announcing the withdrawal of my whom he tried to appeal, could never forgive Connally for once having been an LBJ Democrat. candidacy," he said. Yet, on the basis of the record, Connally's - He was unable to shed the Image of a wheelerpresidential candidacy should not have been the dealer and the candidate of big business. disaster it was. — And he could never dispel the suspicion that He had the credentials: painful. — Three times governor of Texas, Secretary of somehow, despite acquittal, he was mixed up in the To his credit, Connally didn't decide to hang the Navy under President Kennedy, Treasury milk fund scandal. around and pout, hoping that some miracle would Secretary under President Nixon. Considered the only man who could challenge tranform him into the Republican presidential can- Born poor, self-made millionaire rancher and Reagan as the standard bearer of GOP conserdidate. lawyer, protege of Lyndon Johnson. vatives, he ended his campaign with so little Connally went to the podium Sunday and cut out - A good campaigner, a super fund raiser In backing it was not even enough for other candidates clean: corporate boardrooms, a man of great charisma, to spend much time courting. "I don't think my contin uation as a candidate will Yet all the all the accomplishments, the entire On the sad return to Houston aboard a private jet, be of benefit to the party or the country," Connally record of this 62-year old man was not enough. Connally Informed his wile Nellie and aides he was said. "I don't think we are going to overtake Gov. He was flawed:. pulling out. He asked for arguments. Reagan. — Some conservatives in the Republican party, to There were none. MIAMI (UP!) — Cuban President Fide' Castro, Incensed by a series of ship hijackings to Florida, has : threatened to begin welcoming hijackers of U.S. planes 00 tkeagumdeviiusdlsewisd dabs all prepsu4 ilhen far eckeil 31*.ee C.y Rubio; request far a asow*y *dW br now f;riqu sits Pip s,s1 * 0 layesed t - W Pk; lbM PNk ad hMbXft Yshrlus, 5.i, tklal Park Aim no hN idk ts be leled -- United Press International It c John tLtnnally more than $10 million to find out that he wasn't really loved. For Connally, a proud Texan convinced that he was the best man to govern the nation In the turWent 1980's, the realization must have been Hilackings Incense Castro RUN IN STYLE Monday, Mar. 10, 1910-3A Or Votes afterward. Ford Is charged in the deaths of Judy, Lyn and -: Donna Ulrich, teen-agers whose 1973 Pinto burst Into flames when it was struck from the rear by a 1972 Chevrolet van Aug. 10, 1978. WINTER PARK, Fla. (UP!) — The cause ofaSaturday night fire ma Winter Park boarding bjujse that took one life and left 15 other persons homeless FIr.s John Connally Finds $10 Million Cant Buy Love SINAMAC, In d. (UP!) — The jury begins deliberations this week in the 8-week-old trial of Ford Motor Co., charged with reckless homicide In the deaths bf three girls killed in the collision and explosion of their Ford Pinto. The jurors and Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Harold Staffeldt were expected to hear closing < arguments today. Jury deliberations were to begin — Herald Staff Writer A 17-year-old Cueelb,rry youth has been released to his Waft after his arrest for allegedly threatening six girls with a hunting knife Saturday night. Deputies soy the girls, all about 12 years old, were seated at NATIONAL UPOT: People living around California's [4.Elsinore today were urged to get tetanus theta as the lake creeped toward a retirement village and Uw.stened to lamdata even more homes. In the Midwest and Plains, chilly temp.rturea backed by 60 mph winds produced wind chill factors below minus-30 digress. Snow was reported over pu'te of Minnesota, the sestarn Dakotas, the lower Grist Lakes and the northern Rocld.s. Patches of fog developsd along the Gulf Coast late Suwty. T?svslarl advisories we posted. AUGUSTA, Maine (UP!) — Anti-nuclear forces have obtained enough signatures to make Maine the first state where voters will decide whether to shut down a nuclear plant with a proposal to ban nuclear power. Secretary of State Rodney S. Quinn said Sunday 55,383 signatures collected by the anti-nuclear Nuclear Referendum Committee on petitions calling for such a referendum had been validated. Only 27,026 signatures - By DAVID N. RAiLER WEATHER Maine Voters To Decide Future Of Nuclear Plant ' ,. 'Youth Ac ,,-, cused Of Knife'Threat Owners of Seminole County Inc., will hold an open meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday (Primary) at the Geneva Community Center. Member Tom Speer, attorney with the legal fInn of Spear and Spear, Sanford, will present proposed by-laws for study and adoption. All interested citizens of Seminole County, are Invited to attend. IN BRIEF were needed. A decision to "prohibit the generation of nuclear power In Maine" would force the state's only nuclear power plant — the 600-megawatt Maine Yankee plant in Wiscasset — to shut down. Sanford officials have been unable to find a lawn-care firm Interested In servicing the city cemetery on 25th Street. City Manager Warren Knowles will tell the city commission at Its 7 p.m. meeting today that although requests for proposals were sent to 15 private firms, none responded. City commissioners instructed Knowles several weeks ago to seek the proposals, noting contracting the work with a nrlvata firm might cut down on the expense. Knowles, in a report to the commission, said ground maintenance operating costs total $41,801 annually. Total estimated cod of operating the cemetery is $51,130 annually with $11,631 in revenues, "leaving a $39,494 subsidy by the city, Knowles said. The city manager has recommended the city commission Increase the price per grave space from $150 to $260. The COmmIs$IOfl has taken no action on the recommendation. In Other business, the city has been notified that the federal government and Seaboard Coastline Railroad will be rebuilding the Oviedo branch line from Persimmon Avenue to downtown Oviedo. The $2.6 million project Is to be financed with 60 percent federal funds and 20 percent by Seaboard Coastline. The project includes the rebulldint of 16 crossings in San. ford. The crossing work Includes the paving of 15 feet each way from the center line of the tracks even on dirt roadcrossings. No starting date for the Improvement has been announced, but completion Is expected by Dec. 31,1*. The improvements have been scheduled because of In. creased use of the line to transport produce from the Oviedo VU Into Sanford, the railroad and federal officials told city public works Director Bob Kelly at a recent meeting. At today's meeting the commissioners will consider appointing Frank Whigham to the planning and zoning cornmission to replace resigned Rudy Sloan. Mrs. Carrie Robinson will be considered for the minimum heuilnu code liirsI nf Austment, replwlq Mrs. John Mercer. — DONNA EnTS uvmm•ni Owners Group To Meet NAT10N committee and four races for posts on I Seminole County Republican Execut Committee. The county's registered voters are split this fashion: 32,343 Democrats, 22,2 Republicans and 4,156 splinter parties. Only Democrats can vote In the Democra portion of the ballot while the right to vote the Republican primary Is reserved: members of the GOP. Election for t precinct posts will be held in the specil precincts only. All voters may vote on constitutional amendment.. F irms Show No Interest In Cemetery •1 __ SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) — Prime Minister. designate Robert Mugabe says his work on forming a government Including black rivals and representatives of the white minority should be complete today. The guerrilla leader also told Rhodesia's Sunday Mail newspaper that he has decided to reserve the defense portfolio for himself. On Saturday, Mugabe's ZANU-PF Party canceled a news conference at which he had been expected to announce what posts would go to the party of rival guerrilla chief Joshua Nkomo. The cancellation sparked speculation that Mugabe and Nkomo had had a falling out. "We are still considering everything," Mugabe said. "There Is nothing that has been refused as such." , Herald Staff Writer Seminole County voters who plan to cast ballots at the polls Tuesday must take their voter registration card or other Identification with them to be assured of being allowed to excIse their right to vote, Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce said the Identification must already contain the voter's signature. The iden. tificatlon Is a necessity under the new conputer card system of voting in the county, Mrs. Bruce said. This will be the county's first major election since the Data-Vote system of Mrs. Bruce said she has Instructed clerks at voting was Installed In the county several the polls to get their paperwork done early so months ago. they can take the ballots to the supervisor's Mrs. Bruce has predicted that 60 percent office as soon as possible after the polls close (35,275) of the county's 58,793 registered at 7 p.m. Polls open at 7 a.m. voters will turnout at the county's 67 precincts Thirty-three different ballots will be used in to mark their choices In the various contests, the election to accommodate not only the She said today applications for 509 absentee voters' preference in presidential candidates ballots have been received by her office and of the two major parties, but also two state 26$ persons had returned those ballots by constitutional amendments, an annexation early morning today. Additional absentee . question in Oviedo, a new charter question In ballots are expected to be returned later Altamonte Springs, 32 contests for posts on today. the Seminole County Democratic executive Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. 1 w• of $ First Baptist Church and was SailOrd city conimiloner. Survivors hwlu'4 his wife, Mrs. Ndlle Ledge, Sanford' two sans, Jesse, Charleston, SC., and Malcolm J. Jr., of Sanford; (OW sisters, Mrs. laona Godwin, Sanford, Mrs. Laths Goodson, New Smyrna, Mrs. Bernice BerchASi' and Mrs. Dorm Rathm, both Of i.aose.Jr..su.osassw.mest.. So Wil d wies died Fridoy at Seminole Mimorial Hosltal, will beef *:3S am.. Tufty, at rleaon Funeral Hmw w5f, or. J.T. cssmase o latir. iuriat IRIENOW 'r"'Y' 'i's' Funeral Hemo.PA MOONS, isis. — servicas Ow SIN Aim*, n, of irn PSMWM Ave.. $aatsrd, wilQ died latwdoy, were holi of 7p.m. telsy arlesen Fmera1 AI erI off ktetle. Svrial was in Sylvan Lake Cemifary. Srissin Pwisral stem. m.. Homo-PA in chorge. Turnout Of 52% Expected Tuesday TALLAHASE, FIa. (UP!) — Florida's clSCtlim thii( no ____ _ do 1dSfltLI1 primary, I P&Y I 0P011111 will draw 12 plrceat of the Mate's 3i million re9kisired Republicans and Democrats to the polle TuNdey. list some of the eItloses supervisors In Florida's vlt..rIdu counties are prodctlng binouts of op to percent In the balloting for the IN Democratic and 11 Repofillcan national convention delegates op for grabs. ____ me sheriffs In Florida's 67 countIes have 'conducted get'out-th.-vote delves and Gov BobGrihsniand Carter loyaliatshave fried to *wn up a record turnout to dramatize the e.iient's upport in ties 8cuth Dorothy Glluon, the state elections saervljar, said her forecast of a larger-thanusual turnout Is partially based on sonie _____ ____ bested local Iuiws... 61 think people are stirred up this tImn" iald Orange Supervisor Dixie Barber. - .ç.;;• '_ WED., MARCH 12 7:15 P.M. 1980 Pinecrest Baptist Church 11W.Airport Blvd. 1 * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS RUSSI T TONY U INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford �. 11 :1 . Evening Herald (USPS 451 ThO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, Mar. 10, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director lionie Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, 13.90; fi Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months. $27.00; Year, $52.00. Around ilIUFL4IIIU pUuLI I14*spJL1(I"o4 JW.5Iw D"I ' .. : .. .i , .. . ,. . .. Seminole County is being County officials penalized for Its rapid growth rate. State funding for necessary services is not keeping up with the growth rate. Vogt said a major problem is the fact that public health has no advocacy group supporting it. The legislators approved proposals by Seminole County Sheriff John Polk's office to change his department's civil service law. The civil service board of the sheriff's office is composed of three persons one appointed by the sheriff, one elected by the employees and a third chosen by the first two. The changes Bill Colbert, chairman of the civil service board wants and which were approved, would increase the term of the employees's representative from one year to two years and increase the tAme In grade from one year to three years before corporals In the department can be promoted In rank. There will be a big push in the coming session of the Florida legislature for passage of a "divorcement bill" to halt the practice of oil companies owning and operating gasoline service State Sen. John Vogt, D.Cocoa, announced the big push to the county'ri emergency energy panel this week at a Seminole courthouse meeting. While representatives of the Texaco Oil Co. at the meeting said there is no problem with that in his company, Vogt said there obviously is a problem with some companies for the bill to be coming before the Florida Senate. - - Vogt, up for re-election this year in the district comprising Seminole, Brevard and Osceola, has been seen more and more In Seminole In recent weeks. He has also been trying to help the county government realize Its hopes of gaining more state dollars for public health care locally. At the legislative delegation meeting after the energy panel gathering, Vogt commended Dr. Jorge DeJu, Seminole health director, for his assistance In compiling Information on Florida public health. DeJu was pleading with the delegation to work for change in the formula used for state funding of public health. He repeated a familiar complaint of Seminole Gas Rationing Plan Is Needed Tough talk about cutting the use of gasoline by American drivers and boaters is stirring up the predictable resistance. We would make two points. First, all the talk is only talk. None of the measures being discussed will be put into effect immediately. And none of them can be put into nrfii ,1 vu IIUI '"b' ,1nvDlnn iuu., on J euc ...i,.... uiiiv a.. 'T'"r' fly law, it would ta ke a 20 percent shortfall, and that is twice the 10 percent shortage th at caused at the pumps last year. Second, such an oil emergency is a real possibili ty. We are dependent upon foreign oil. The cost of that oil is damaging the dollar, causing record levels of inflation and threatening our economy. We may be forced to reduce our imports of oil or the supply may be cut off by the producers. The wells are far away and the supply line is vulnerable. We must be prepared for the worst. A law enacted last year requires the president to prepare a sta ndby gasoline rationing plan. The plan prepared by the Department of Energy would give coupons worth about 45 gallons of gasoline a month to owners of personal vehicles. Citizens who either do not need or do not desire drive a lot or whose vehicles are able to get to gasoline mileage could sell their surplus good coupons to other individuals whose need or desire for gasoline consumption is higher th an the ration. It is estimated that the coupons would sell for about $1.60 a gallon. Th at wo uld be more burdensome on the poor than on the rich, more burdensome in some states than in others. There is nothing that can be done a bout the inevitable privileges of wealth , but there would be a differential In the ration between Eastern states, where distances are relatively . . Seminole County Republicans Interested In becoming delegates to the Republican National Convention are being reminded that a notarized qualifying oath and delegate biography must be received by the state party before March 19, state chairman Bill Taylor has announced. .. .. . , -: Tallahassee, 32102. Florida will be sending 51 delegates and 51 alternates to the July 14 convention in Detroit. Six of the 51 will serve at large and must support the GOP presidential candidate garnering the highest statewide vote In the presidential primary Tuesday. The remaining 45 will be : : . - avoiding prosecution, the FBI filmed the bribery scenes. The cameras caught congressmen collecting bribe money from the phony sheiks and stuffing the cash Into their - BUSINESS WORLD The 'Over The Hill'., Bunch . .. ' igs swi., spic, uicugi, sacruicing none . of Wolfe's stylistic brilliance. Beforehand, I had always shrunk a bit from his subject, the moon landing project. It had portant contact, these people have, .UPI Basibeas WdkI "The cost of learning by experience Is very all seemed so, weil, canned and dehumanized. middle-sized New high. Our senior citizens pass on their ex. A NEW YORK (UP!) But not In Wolfe. Here are the heroes, and York City bank has found a solution to one of perlence to the younger generation of bank they are heroes, close up. Here is the meaning today's new management problems by officers and employees without Cost to the of the entire enterprise, In Wolfe's evolving. bank to develop such expertise." cT11 an "Over the Hill Bunch." the great enterprise. He moves you, and Under today's changing work ethic, if a The oldest member of the committee,fr-d beview, makes you believe it. Their discomfort, meanwhile, has provoked Its bright young Isaac Uberrnsn, company wants to In "The Executioner's Song," Norman outright glee Inside the White House. executives It has to promote them faster than completely. He was one of the founding Mailer has come off the ropes and done what that most of the compromised conreumen it used to. This means that, although they directors of Sterling Bank, which opened for most observers of his career thought was now, are fellow Democrats has not diminished the be long on intelli gence and education, business in 19 "about the worst year in tim: written a major work. The idea of modernizing the federal criminal hilarity. For the Georgians who occupy the they can be short on experience In dealing this century to open a bank," Slibert corn- beyond Mailer is also a great, though highly. code goes back at least to 1966, when President White House have developed an intense with people. mented. It's obviously something of a miracle on the eve of the uneven, stylist. As the critic Hugh Kenner has for the Congress people who so often Two and a half years ago, Sterling National that any bank founded Lyndon Johnson appointed a commission to go to batting stock market crash didn't die pointed out In a recent review, Mailer has rewriting the have thwarted them. Bank & That Co. more or less stumbled on a October, 19, work on the project.' A massive bill adopted a series of major literary styles. In The phonyAlit) influence-buying scheme solution. It created a committee of retired in Infancy. entire code first surfaced In Congress in 1973. "The Naked and the Dead," he wrote as a 130s has also deflected the attention Of the press Industrialists and bankers, most of them Silbert and Denerstein now want to enlarge That bill floundered in controversy, and a and public from actual Arab alumni of Sterling National, to work part time the Over the Hill Bunch as the bank enters its realist. In "Deer Park" and "An American. Dream," he Impersonated Scott Fitzgerald.' redrafted version got through the Senate in 1978 schemes that couW embarrass the Carta giving advice to the younger bank officers second half century. In particular, they would In his 1960. "new journalism,' he adapted the 1niatnUcn. Here are some of the genuine be pleased as Punch to find a couple of retired but failed to pass the House. Now the Judiciary and bringing In business on their own. this female banking executives with the proper third person narrative style Of Henry Adams' Abscam operations that the Justice DepartThere presently are ten members of Committees of both houses are working on a third group, get formally the Senior Citizens Advisory experience and the energy and desire to "Education;" the hero was "he" or "the, showing ment is contemplating with noticeable attempt, and both of their drafts are In "The Executioner's Song," hi. Cotnmittee, but known more fwilhir1yuthe back in harness on a PsrtIme basis. Banks reporter." reluctance: symptoms of the same fatal flaw. BILLY CARTER'S LIBYAN CON Over The Hill Bunch. They draw pay equal to have to deal with a lot more women plays a variation on the flat declarative styli The flaw Is a sort of blind ambition to settle NECFION The president's flamboyant kid of Sherwood Anderson. about half the salaries they drew before depositors and customers these days. every controversial issue about federal criminal brother has come under Investigation U 1 retirement and, in addition, earn cornWhether this saga about the executed Silbert said one of the beat features Of the law at one strike. It can't be done, and the vain possible agent Of Libyan dictator Muainniar missions if they bring new business Into the advisory CornnliUee concept Is that younger murderer Gary Gilmore is fact or fiction bank offices don't feel the senior part-time provides an Interesting subject for theoretical effort to do so is boiling back action on those Qaddaf l's terrorist-coddling government. 1*11t United executives are blocking their lines of promo- debate. Since you never know where fact ends revisions which stir little argument and would be Billy junketed to Libya and WU treated like President Eva J. Deflerdeth told Press International the plan has worked tim as they often feel about full-time senior royalty by the Libyans who picked up the and fiction begins, I would call It fiction. But relatively easy to make. UCUUVSL Mailer has created poetic saga of desolation,: antiquated flrst.clau airline, betel and 1IIUOUIinS bilk extremely well, both In smoothing out The federal code Is a hodgepodge of Another advantage, he said, Is that these or his euUre party of eight Georgians. The and bringing In new bislns. the flatness of lit, lived under conditions of operations and sometimes conflicting statutes. It needs to be fLibyans alsO handed out expeinive gifts, emotional and metaphysical exhaustion, and Merkin, a retired paint people know how to deal with older Michael recodified and cleaned up. The two Judiciary lnc1udIi a silver-embossed saddle for the he has done so In a perfectly adapted style.. manufacturer and banker who is Chalflflafl 01 customers. Committees should by now be prepared to admit president's brother, The aging Of the population means that, Another splendid book, and a major one.. the committee personally brought In $35 nowadays, a bank necessarily has a blUer And I would like to add a third, "The Rise of that they are going to have to work their way million in new deposits and loan biainu. Qaddafi hoped Billy would put In a good Chairman Theodore H. Silbert Oftheparent proportion Of older customers than In the Theodore Roosevelt," the first volume of through this legislative menu a bit at a time. word with the president for release of $60 Edmund Morris' life of our Rough Rider There are about 3,000 laws involved, ranging from million worth of U.S. transport planes to Sterling Bancorp aid while the accumulated past. Silbert pointed out that 12 percent of for wartime espionage to the senLibya. 11* sal. had been embargoed because personal contacts of the seniors are InNew York's population Is over 66. In Florida, president. This is an example Of the the penalties valuable, 'the adVafltagSI only start with the peopl, over 66 make up 17 percent of the hiigi's art brought to a virtual ideal of. tencing procedure for a car thief in federal court. of the Libyans' miii ort of llinrnatlonal many years of business exposure and Im- population. achievement. tilTolist grow It is folly to assume that a single bill covering such a wide range of subjects can be made acceptable to enough members of congress to get it LEWIS GRIZZARD through both houses. Unless the codification process is separated from new reforms, criminal code revision will still beon the congressional "I a enda at the turn of the century. g 1. By LEROY POPE - A Vain Effort - - You Gotta Dress In Style, Podnuh. .. __ BERRY'S WORLD IF V) .1 k*, Bingo rides again. . iwered the phone, "Is sweeping the cowitry, on his healt MY friend McNally drives to work In one of We wer. sitting In his den, end I asked New York, too. Cowboy hats may even 1* "H,lluva bat, Tex,"Isaldw1thalug1' and thosellttl.M.des,tl*klndthatcostsmor. McNally to iie down on his couch and tall me worn as a part of formal attire, and Ralph Om a big Mercedes, ad fin days a wnk then hrpt Moot Na off, about IL 141tW, a marvelous designer, Is out with his he would, too, as soon as the novelty won from aims imW five, his uniform Is a the..Is this some latent fantasy from your own western fine. rAL $iSCS, pie-striped McNally *111 Is wearing his cowboy hat, not " Yo u yswau1t1dtob5a "Us 'cowboy chic," he continued. Every I'm not exactly certain what he doss bra aly to work, but everywhere eta, he goes y0s. cowboy a lot 01 lIttle boys were Wis that — — ,"i''r and trailliand burled In Boot Hill living, but 1* aesdo a heWcsos and several gt.. , -a* In4" ii. A. If ..0 .4 V L.... k.i d you .msai i & rn... I hi. --d—low it, beh in d -V. — — ------.--.-. ' .._.. . $ jIVW W W $4 WIW, WW II W IM grocer y store ror milk — aoa ins to 'ucs, no, podmib," McNally replied, him on the Idip'ciue diaciw with a client thitdua ooaçh of $'nulay reining. ago. I apologized to McNally for my Ignoranbd tihishatb.ckonhishsad. "Ujutfesis where but to lavut aims that go Into Mx . Me wife ssIsmsdtodivecshimover gadtogot d sallied to try On his cowboy 1*LIt fit out of that m'ik.y silt oc figures.. that, but McNally told her to "hit the traillf it cesionally aid uuiuily, but It did bring back some rnemcrtá' put on some tionut di." b cdw words, babudoosqsltowsflhau* she didn't No the way be chosn to cover Iii of WI*fl I lidS the re on a broomstick "But don't you (Set, uk, a hit c1 and bi"ewoi1d,and1* is apoledmaa, who head. 'id Diablo and was the Only kid In thk . I probed. "I wore a foolish in #10tgt.up?" knows bow to fiddle with ths.cerk a "i with a almatuxe HOWM Casaidy cap Not only that, he has added to No wastern cowboy hat and boots, too, but that appeoving a bottle 01 wIns In a or two ammkie a pair Of ",de, Larry Mthai I was elghl" ndowsaL "You must be pLinth toes," McNally nUzard.shls cowboy buote, a cowboy dirt "I'm gettin' my cap pistol next weeti. But aumitling weird has bees h.:; to the kind with tho two buttadown pockets, swsr.d. "Ain't you looked armand lately? McNally said. Md . It Mwi thneoe_ cowboy jssasasla cowboy beltwlthablg, GoIn' cowboy isthelatutatyls." cop pluleleare in, to? I th1ou*. Hi at 00 and bonght"."a I hadn't noticed, so I called a futi'ia" bras. b. "Just to accentuate the outfit," McN*s hat with a feather In the band. On 11* job1 mast Mr. Conservative, and men's More to bring myself up to date. eXPlained. 'lbs one everybody Is buying b. "Howdoyouflksmybst?"bauhedme.ns "Wután attire," said the ma who an- a little .Wpom an the what's new with in shifters? Away from the evening, as he J it at a cocksure aegiS .. — V "I aria only ki Walty. Hpt, I wo#4dn't ddM' Russian vodka .*m If you WERE Stit nfft 0. to - ___ L --., ..-, s!.; .. . --. . By JOE DeSANTIS McCray equalled his 15 point first half with another 15 in Herald Sports Editor quar te rs three and four to neutralize Coney's clutch shooting, ;::. A Seminole High's 68-58 victory over West Palm Beach Twin but Seminole's balance proved too much for the taller Rams. Lakes Saturday night proved to be pretty expensive for Tribe "They aren't what you would call real big, probably average coach Bill Payne. team size," pointed out Twin Lakes coach Alvin Wright. "But The win, for the Section 3 championship and a trip to they can jump, they took it to us on the boards." Lakeland this week for a shot at the state 4A title, stands to And how far does the convinced Wright feel the high jumping cost the Seminole coach In the neighborhood of $400. Tribe can go? "If they continue to play like they did against us "I told them at the beginning of the season if they got me to they can go all the way, they can play with anybody." Lakeland I'd get them all new "Nike" basketball shoes," Payne will settle for a shorter outing to Lakeland, conexplained a happy coach in an equally happy Tribe dressing sidering the distance his team has had to travel in beating both room. Ft. Pierce Central and West Palm Beach on the road. "I guess It's time to go shopping." "I guess I won't need these," smiled Payne, holding tickets : Payne's Seminoles did a little toe-shuffling of their own he had purchased for the state tournament weeks ago. "Now Saturday. Following a four hour bus ride the Seminoles zny wife and some of the family can see the tournament." stretched their legs and stretched an early 10-2 first quarter Thomas, who ripped a game high 14 rebounds to go along lead into an almost comfortable full game control pattern, with Butler's 11 and 13 points nicely complemented a few well Quite a change from the Tribe's last minute antics that have placed Kieth Whitney jumpers to round out the Seminole carried it to the door step of Seminole High's first over state scoring. Whitney finished with 11 points while fellow guard basketball championship. Glenn Stambaugh chipped in six along with a few nifty assists. The hot outside shooting of Glenn Stambaugh and the inside Coney paced the Rams with 17 to go along with forward game of David Thomas staked the Seminoles to a 16-13 first Dwayne Turner's 17 and Doug Wallace's 13. quarter advantage, a spread they maintained at the half by a 'It feels good. We're right where we want to be," corn27-24 margin. mented a grinning assistant Tribe coach Tom Smith." The second quarter belonged to a less than healthy Bruce "Just two more games, we want to win two more," added McCray, battling bronchitis as well as West Palm's 6-7, 6-7, 64 Payne. .4 front line. A Friday night win over Tampa Robinson, upset victors over t. . I number one ranked Lakeland Saturday night, would set the McCray followed up a four point first quarter effort with 11 t in stanza two to offset a torrid shooting display by Twin Lakes stage for Seminole High's first ever state basketball chainguard Tim Coney. pionship. Following a little locker room tongue lashing at in. SANFORD ($8): McCray 30, Stambaugh 6, D. Thomas 8, termlssion, 6-6 senior center Reggie Butler came alive to score Whitney 11, Butler 13, S. Thomas 0, WhIte 0. Totals: 2910-1568. Bruce McCray prepares to drive inside against third quarter opening bucKets to push Seminole in front by WEST PALM BEACH TWIN LAKES (5*): Coney 17, David Thomas searches for a teammate to pass West Palm Beach. Ile high scoring senior had seven. Butler's fres@y inspired play, along with David Wallace 13, Young 7, Turner 17, Wilson 4, Wright 0. Totals: 22 to. Thomas didn't [lave to look far for rehounds little trouble In out dueling Twin Lakes superior Thomas' bigger than life rebounding efforts against the taller 14-1859. however. The lanky forward hauled down a game size for 30 points In the Tribes 68.58 Section 3 West Palm front Line allowed Twin Lakes no closer than five Halftime: Sanford 27, Twin Lakes 24. Fouls: Sanford 19, high 14 and tossed In eight points to help Jilthe points the remainder of the game. Twin Lakes 17. Fouled out: Wilson. Technical: None. victory, victory. Seminoles Saturday night. '. — fay. Given the special difficulties of detecting the gissamerli ke crimes of politicians and the advantages they have over ordinary felons in ,. .. Most newspaper columns seem to be devoted to lament, but this one isn't going to be. We seem to be living In the midst of an a1. least modest literary renaissance. I've often wondered whether most people at various periods have been aware of what was going on around them In their culture. Were people during the period 1924-1928 aware that with the publication of Hemingway's "In Our Time" and "The Sun Also Rises," Fitzgerald's "Great Gataby," Dreiser a "American Tragedy" and poems by T.S. Eliot, Edna Millay and E.E. Cumming that they, daily, were living in the midst Of. an extraordinary period? The present year or so does not quite come up to that, but it's pretty surprising nevertheless. I cite a few books sure to be read 25 years from now, perhaps with increasing awe. In "The Right Stuff," we have the masterpiece to date of Tom Wolfe, always one of our best prose stylists, and a withering observer of the social comedy. Wolfe, however, has always operated as a satirist, and on the small scale. His amusing bugs were preserved In small beads of amber. "The Right Stuff," however, is a work on WASHINGTON Of all the prosecutions against officeholders now In various stages of progress, the most fascina ti ng is the FBI's Abscam investigation. This has employed FBI agents in bedsheets posing as Arab oil Moguls trying to buy influence from susceptible congressmen. But the Justice Depar tment has shown less interest in the real Abscam, which in volves genuine Arabs passing out petrodollars to curry favor with the White House. The authentic Arab scazns apparently have struck too close to home, implica ting members of President Carter's personal and political $ ,. .' ., -- New Books Time 'Abscam' Grabbed Headlines Monday, Mar. 10, 1SO-5A Seminoles Shuffle Off To Lakeland To qualify as a delegate, one must be a registered Republican residing In the congressional district from which he or she applies. Persons who reside in the portion of the fourth congressional district which Is In Sanford can atterd the caucus at 2 p.m., March 22 at the Flagler Beach City Commission hail... Those others in most of the county which is in the fifth congressional district may attend the 10 a.m. caucus at the Holiday Inn on Interstate 75 In Wildwood. Delegates will be chosen at those caucuses. JACK ANDERSON -__ Tribe Trips Twin Lakes For Section 3 selected from Florida's 15 congressional districts with each district allotted three delegates. The presidential candidate carrying a given congressional district In the primary will win the support of that district's three delegates. HA ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RT JEFFREY- HART and Western states, where distances are jeans. relatively long and no convenient public tran"Does it show?" asked Rep. Richard Kelly, sportatlon Is available. 8-Fla., as he straightened out a $25000 bulge So does the proposal for limits on the weekend in his pockets. Rep. Raymond use of pleasure boats in the event of an emergency Pa., allowed that he was "no Boy Scout" as he allegedly pocketed a 0,000 bribe, and shortage of gasoline. D.PEe was heard On But Congress will be bombarded with pi'oteita M1 unlimited videotape remarking: "Money rides. Bulls from those Americans who believe the walks." The distinguished Rep. Frank burning of gasoline is their birthright. Such Thompson, D-N.J., was reportedly seen protests caused the House of Representatives to engaged in an unseemly tug of war with an kill a similar gas rationing proposal last May. intermediary for possession of a briefcase This time we hope the Congress will take the heat bulging with $50,000 In bribe money. The embarrassed politicos have denied dw and let the president's proposals stand. Implications of these memorable -:-i. SPORTS Forms are available from county GOP chairman, Bill McCollum of Longwood, or from Republican State Headquarters, P.O. Box 311, S . Bruins Stun Blue Demons, Irl ' Ish Fall As Upsets Rei'*gn By United Press International Britten and Tyrone Ladson combined for cluding three free throws In the final 28 lucky. The Wildcats, who raced to a 49-27 coin, Neb., No. 4 Louisville shaded No. 20 period late in the game to pull away. Midwest UCLA, the one-time titan of college 8 points in the second overtime to lift seconds, and Eric Floyd added 21 to send halftime lead, return to their home court Kansas State 71-69 In overtime and '5aa basketball, has given No. 1 DePaul a l8thranked Texas A&M to a 7841 victory Georgetown to its 14th straight victory. Thursday In Lexington to play Duke, the t3Dame 87-84 in overtime. At Ogden, Louisville 71, Kansas State 69 (ot Tony Branch hit his ordy basket of the Utah, Clemson upset No. 12 Brigham quick hook from college basketball's over No. 15 North Carolina in the Mid- TraWng 72-71, the Gaels, who had a 17. ACC tournament champion. Young 71.68 and Lamar shocked No. 5 game —a 12-foot, off-balance one-hander west Regional. The Aggles next face game winning streak snapped, missed a Midwest centerstage. chance for the go-ahead basket when LSU 98, Alcorn State 88 Oregon State 81.77 In the West Regional. — with two seconds left in overtime to lift The Bruins, criticized by many in the Louisville In Houston Friday night. Louisville. 29-3, over Kansas State, a 13-point Glenn Vickers' jump shot bounced off the Texas A&M, 26-7, opened basketball community for its late entry Durand Macklin and Willie Sims east Branch replaced fouled out All-America to go rim and Shelton was fouled on the combined 25-5, Iowa 77, North Carolina State 7:25 64 Heels with to lead against the Tar Into the NCAA tournament, appeared for 61 points and i.su, the Darrell Griffith in the overtime and the outscoring North rebound. Alex Middleton Vince Brookins scored led Ions, 294, 17 points in in regulation broke Alcorn -\ have the last laugh Sunday when they State's 27-game winzilng with 18 points. The Hoyas, 25-5, next meet streak to move into the semifinals at second half for Iowa, 21-8. Iowa trailed winning shot came after Louisville went stunned the Blue Demons 77-71 at Tempo, Carolina 18-2 over a 10-minute stretch but the Aggles scored only two more Maryland In Philadelphia Friday night. Houston against Missouri. LSUtook the until Ronnie Lester hit a basket with into its delay game. Ariz., and qdvanced to the semifinals of am wt Regional. points through the rag. of rqpdaUan to Byracese ii, Viflaseva 88 kM for good, 51-49, at the t,gt, sims 15:03 left to pull ahead for the first time. Missouri 87, Notre Dame St (ot) Sophomore forward Mark Dressier, The loss of DePaul trimmed the 43. allow the extra period. Freshmwi Erich Santifer poured In a scored 30 points and Macklin 31 while The loss ended the NC State coaching team field to 16 during the After a scoreless first overtime, the career-high 29 points and helped trigger DeWayne Scales got into early foul career Of Norm Sloan, who moves to who did not start his first game for Missouri this season until Feb. 20, scored weekend. Florida next year. AggieS took Off, with Britton, who a 26-9 firM-half surge to pace Syracuse. trouble and finished with only S. ~NCAA The Bruins, who finished fourth in the finished with 22 points, scoring two field The Orangemen take on Iowa Friday in West 6 of his career-high 32 points in overtim e Maryland No Tennessee 75 Pac-10 this year, meet Ohio State at goals and Ladson adding four free Philadelphia. Villanova, which shot 36 Ohio State 89, Arizona State 75 Greg Manning scored 28 points —22 in to carry Missouri, 25-5, past Notre Dame. Tucson, Mix., Thursday night in the next throws. Al Wood paced the Tar Heels, 21- percent and made 12 turnovers in the Herb Williams and Kelvin P.a.se)' the second half to lead Maryland in its West round. 8, with 26 points, first half, was led by Tom Sienkiewicz scored 25 points each as Ohio State broke comeback over Tennessee. The VoLs led Clemson 71, Brigham Young 66 Billy Willlanis scored 14 of his 24 points Freshman Cliff Pruitt hit six free Elsewhere In NCA.A play Sunday, No. with 22 points —20 in the second half. open a close gone In the second half. h by 11 in the first half. In the second half to pace Clemson, 22-8, Buckeyes were leading 5146 when Carter Mideast throws in the final minute to secure the 10 Georgetown edged Ions 74.71, and No. Mideast to its upset of IIVU, 22-5. Williams hit an Scott and Williams combined for 7 points Purdue 87, St. victory for UCLA. '. 72 6 Syracuse upended Villanova 97-83 in the Indiana is, Virginia eight-f oot jwnper from the right side to 17 and build s 12-point lead for OSU, which Center Joe UCLA, 19-9, took the lead for good when Barry Carroll scored 36 East; No. 7 Indiana downed Virginia Isiah Thomas scored a gamnehlgh points a nd Purdue, 26-9, withstood a late put Clemson ahead for good, 62.60, with center Mike Sanders hit two free throws Tech 68-59 and No. 3 Kentucky beat points to lead Indiana, setting up a next meets UCLA. 4:20 to go. secondhalf rally by St. John's. to put UCLA ahead 6947 with 1:38 left. Florida State 97-78 in the Mideast; No.2 regional semifinal against Big Ten rival Redmen were within six points with five LIUflSX 81, Oregon State 77 Rod Foster paced the Bruins with 18 Louisiana State took Alcorn State 9388 in Purdue in Lexington, Ky., Thursday In Saturday's games, Iowa Mike Oliver and BR. Davis each points followed by Mike Sanders with 15, the other Midwest Regional and No. 9 night. The Hoosiers Led 35-27 at the half North Carolina State 77-64 and No. 8 minutes left before the Boilermakers scored 18 points in leading unheralded reeled off 10 straight points. Kiki Vandeweghe with 13 and James Ohio State downed No. 19 Arizona State before VP! rallied to 61-57 with Maryland upended Tennessee L a mar to its stunning upset of Oregon Wilkes and Pruitt with 10 each. DePaul 89-75 following DePaul's West Regional minutes left. But Indiana, 21-7, hit 8-of-1 East Regional at Greensboro, N.C.; Duke 52, Penn 42 State. Lamar, which surprised No. 17 was led by Terry Cummings with 23 loss, free throws in the final three minutes. Purdue toppled No. 13 St. John's 87-72 Overcoming slowdown tactics by Penn, Weber State Thursday night, almost iioints and All-America Mark Aguirre East Kentucky 97, Florida State 7$ and No. 16 Duke held Off Penn 5242 in the Duke got 19 points from Mike Grninskl to squandered a 16-point lead but held on to with 19. Georgetown 74, Ions 71 All-America Kyle Mary scored 14 of his Mideast Regional at West Lafayette, Ind. defeat the Quakers. The Blue Devils, 23- advance to Thursday night's regional In Sunday's only other upset, David Craig Shelton scored 27 points, in- 16 points in the first half to power KenAlso, in the Midwest Regonal at Lin. 8, outscored Penn 13-2 , - - - T e ___ In an eight-minute semis against Clemson, Veteran Vanguard Halts Hornets Title Dream baseline. By SAM COOK comblnedfor half of the sweet togo with his 9.d-l2atthe foul In double figures. Vanguard effort which record including conference, During that two minute 16 including the key ones line for 2lpolnts.Cunningham Herald Sports Writer "We got killed on the boards produced its 26th victory, district and regional chain"We own Lakeland," period the Hornets were held during the crucial last three had a perfect 6-44 at the line and I couldn't put nothing in "It's by far the best game plonships. The speaker wasn't any real scoreless untIl 6.3 senior Paul minutes. along with five buckets for 18 the hole," Paul Ullee said.' we've played this year," "Roosevelt Davison is the estate tycoon. It was Ocala Mullee countered with a "We missed a lot of free points. The 6-2 Golf con- "When they made all those assessed Haley. "And it had best player we've faced," Vanguard basketball Coach jumper to pull Bishop Moore throws early In the year," trIbuted 11 point.., free throws it shut down any to be. It's like a miniature prai se d Robinson. Jim Haley. The reason for his within 35.27 with 5:40 to play Davison pointed out. "But we Noire Dame coming in here. I "Vanguard's a good team. Paul Mullee paced the kind of a comeback." possessiveness was well In period three, worked hard on them in Hornet effort with 16 points, Likewise, Haley felt the free know I'm Catholic." They just heat us. When it About this time Vanguard practice and It paid Off." founded. while brother Greg dumped In throws were Important, but Bishop Moore concluded its gets down to money (tourHaley's Knights had just also put together an tmDavison three In six baskets l4 points. No other Hornet was was more pleased with the finest season with a 28-5 nament) time they're tough." convincingly whipped Bishop portant streak 01 16 con. Moore in its own gym 68.54for secutive free throws that the 3A-2 Sectional Title to 'wasn't interrupted until Golf earn an unprecedented third finally missed with 46 seconds Fl.. (UP!) British Open. Then Coody said Miller's play In sudMiller took a four-shot lead champion Larry Nelson. Both straight chance at the :teft to go in the game and On —LAUDERHILI Johnny Miller says his golf denly it was over, the next few tournaments will Into the final nine holes shot 69s Sunday. of championship 3A Knights holding an in. game hit the absolute bottom show whether he Is back for Sunday, but his putter had baaketball In Florida. Second-round leader Mike surmountable 61.47 t*se' The farmer Brigham in the 1978 Desert Classic. already begun to betray him. Hill (72) was tied at 278 with "After we got down 10 to12 University Mar had not won "I don't know if anybody's J was so bad it was ever won It three years in a points we wanted to send awesome," he said about the tournament since then and In "He doesn't necessarily He missed makeable birdie Bay Hill Classic winner Dave row," said an excited Haley them to the free Urn, line Eichelberger (69), Doug e 197$ sagged to 111th on the have to win hi the next few putts one of th on the eighth and ninth Tewell (70) and Jun Simons money list, whose Vanguard teams have and hope that they missed," tour na ments, but if he u which he plays holes. (68). worn the 3A crown the past said Hornet Coach Gregg cut during a three-year All the hard times ob. well, it'll be a big boost for Robi ns on. "But iure two seasons. There were more misses to Jack Nicklaus, making only they. slump. "I was driving like a voiously made Sunday's him," Coody said. "But If he "A 1t of people joked and didn't miss." . popper - up, down, victory one of the biggest of misses the cut in a couple, it'll come, but except for a bogey his third appearance of the Along with the Knights free lef t, right." laughed at our schedule (Sunday's win) be just one 01 on the 14th hole, they didn't Year, finished with a disap. Miller's career. hurt him, heàuse It was so tough," throw prowess, the Vanguard But all that appears to be those things." pointing 73-290. Lee Trevino "It's really special. It's at Haley pointed out. "You can't squad continually boat the over now for the 32-year-old finished at this 76-288. Both will "I think we're seelng the old try again But allow Miller to hope. week least as exciting as any ls.afraid to play over your Hornets down the floor for ourveWanbecam be at the Johnny Miller," Lletzke said. Doral and it head. But it paid Off for us." easy layu*. "I'mnotüI'mgoixto Miami. come beck to take an unpres. tournamentleverwon, be the but one," he regain my form," he said. But "Once he gets ahead he likes "We took a physical beating sive victory in the $2oo,000 "it paid off the most at the Tom Watson, the tour's iegurAN 01 the third and on the boards," lamented JacIØlepofl Inverrary then he added, brightening, to stay shut money leader, Is sit ting out when Robinson. "They would s Golf Classic. qua rter fourth "it's gang to be a lot Of fun "I'm hitting the ball awfully Uetake and Coody, tied at both south Florida tour. tight tine and four, shots before Miller aia uVanguard broke tonight and tomorrow — well. Now if I cm get someone 274, were followed by Bill namnents. Miller also will skip Ilgne on the strength of they stied. Sunday for a tour-caw total reliving It," be said, "I can sit to give me putting lessons." Rogers and defending Doral. __ "Defensively they would of I44Mdw.W 374and & two- down by myself and say, fine shooting by 1.5 inter Roosevelt Davison just kick It out and they'd be victory stat Bruce '1i. that resthn cool." gone. We tried to mak, an and forward Eddie Golf. ''. Muhersth1gIiiatUisw1nIa . '1tir aelaing a 21-11 half- adjustment at halftime and shared, acco shot a blatbg 7. to Coody. th'ne advantage behind eight get our guards back, but It for the Sanford before Aug. 1, 1960, but will rding The league is scheduled points each from guards didn't work," Robinson said. underPar 66 Sunday and "Judging Junior League will beheldat4 fr0fl4 the papers not turn 11 before Avg. 1, 1960, open April 7 with six teams, Coody corded a 67. The Knights U*k a " cunningbaim and Nak this morming and people I 11alk pmL today and Tuesday at isel'id topwticipateinthe At least two more coaches I Palmer, Vanguard jumped to lead into tuis fourth quarter Mfl1t had unprecedented to, ha's the sentimental Chase Park on Celery Avenue leage are needed for the league. I when he won eight favorite," Coody laid before at Suinmedin Avenue. The a 38.25 lead as Golf hit a free which prunptiy blew up to II- uIc Prospective players who vw, Davison a jump shot 42onthedsIug.olfr.sows Tournaments In 1074 and four Miller comnplet.d hill t league is for 13. and 14-year- hay, not pre-ragtitered may Anyone interested should itis 11w sans and Golf by Cwur1I11% arid Davison. more In 1971. In 197$, be won "flw players feel that way aids, ___ sign up at 11w field prior to contact the Sanford UV''W" 814 Da1NS two mfloft PGA events and the too." another basket on the Any person who will be 13 try-outs. RmeatItm Departnwnt Miller Answers Missing Persons Call For Inverrary Victory - - - - - .,•...... Sanford Junior L.agu. Holds Tiy.Outs Today -. -- ARRIVE -- . -1 ALIVE - SUNSHINE STATE.., J ). , I:L' '?r \ .' 1, .r':: .s't 1 �."•,.,i . ""'7 — 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice Chat i.(nn,iy 76400 W L Pet. GB 33 16 ,; 51 18 .739 2 35 36 .493 19 33 t .178 20 Boston Phlladlph New York WrPingtn New Jersy 31 11 .431 23' Central DIvision W L Pet. GB Atlanta Houston San AnlonI Indiana Clevelnd Detruit 11 27 620 35 36 .493 9 33 37 .111 10 3 1 .40 437 13 29 43 .403 15's 16 35 .223 28 _____ recorded on May 31, 1960, in Of. to each personal representative. ficial Records Book 301, Page 320, All persons interested in the of the Public Records of Seminole estate to whom a copy of this County, Florida, and to quiet and Notice of Administration has been confirm the title to said land in mailed are required, WITHIN Plaintiff's successor, ECONOMIC RESEARCH PROPERTIES, a THREE MONTHS FROM THE OF THE DATE FIRST Limited Partnership. PUBLICATION OF THIS WITNESS my hand and the Seal NOTICE, to file any objections of this Court on the 7th day of they may have that challenge the March, A.D. 1960. validity of the decedent's will, the (SEAL) qualifications of the personal ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. representative, or the venue or Clerk of Circuit Court lunisdiction of the court. Seminole County, Fioridö Legal Notice Bean 2,321 10. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, Andy Victor Regatc$o 2.371 15 71 6970- 285 CurtiS Strange 7,37) i n io 70 285 Miller Barber 7.371 71 71 74 69- 295 J C Snead 2,321 61137372- 285 NCAA Division III Steve Verlalo 1.69$ 777 1 7370 -286 Quarterfinals ' To Jenkins 1,698 71737171- 706 Wittenberg 69, Lane 56 OrvllIeM.0 0d y 1.690 77 7167 73286 AAG r%. 43 .300 . PdrR 00, Jersey City 63 ,. Rod Curl 1.698 6174 *7 75-786 Chicago 14. 21 41 .338 18'; Richard Childress, GeorgeArcher 1,790 69 75 71 Crier Jcnes 1.790 747172 7-2t1 Utah 22 51 .301 21'; Chevrolet, 462. Terry Mauney 1,290 71737370 787 Sunday's College Basketball 15. Buddy Baker, Chevrolet, 458. Wally Armstrong 1,M Pacific Division 69 76 73 A9 287 16. Dick Brooks, Chevrolet, 155. Kermit larleyl.790 71746973-207 WI Pet. GB 17. Bobby Wawak, Chevrolet, Leonardlhmpsr,l,290 72 73 287 Los Angels 50 21 701 NCAA Tournament ArtleMcPdlckIel 790 67786975 Seattle 50 fl .691 "; Fully Zoeller 990 69777572 288 East 16. Roger Hamby, Chevrolet, Phoenix 74 .662 3 Buddy Gardner 990 73707570 288 At Providence, R.I. 440' Portland Lee Trevno 990 33 38 .465 16 67777376-78 19. John Utsman, Dodge, Syracuse 91, Villanova 83 Greg Powers III Dan Pohl 701 69 74 73 73 Golden Sit 22 50 .306 2 2 422 Jeff Mitchell 711 777271 71-719 Saturday's Results . .. — t3'.n ii, 11 ,,,,. Benny Parsons, Chevrolet, New York 110, Detrot 101 Mideast III Lynn L011 711 Atlanta 97, Houston 79 701176 At Bowling Green, Ky. fl. Buck Simmons, Chevrolet, Mike McCullough 691 116971 Seattle 101, Denver 97 Kentucky 97, Florida State Jack Ncklau 691 111 6976 72 73 790 San Diego 113, Utah rk McCumber 7469 74 Indiana 68. Virginia Tech 59 73. Bill Elswick, Chevrolet, 403. Milwaukee 105, Golden State Roger Calvin 691 717371 75 290 24. John Andr'son, Chevrolet, Gil Morgan 691 80 7277 7175- 790 333 Mcheel Brannan 663 70767773- 791 Midwest Sunday's Results Ed Florl 663 25. Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 345. 73 73 72 73 291 At Denton, lox. Gilbert 663 7271 Wash 133, Boston 128 (01), 76. Tom Gale, Ford, 337. LSU Skip Dunaway 663 71737374 -2998, Alcorn State 88 Aft. 77. Baxter Price, OldSmobile, flarry Japckel 439 Texas AIM 78, North Carolina 61 71 757373 New Jrsey 140, Detrt 100, aft. 327. Oil. Douglass 639 7075 727S 792 (701) Atlanta 96, New York 97, all. 76. Joe Millikan, Oldsmobile, Bract Bryant 6)910 76 7175 2 DCWli Weaver 639 Cleveland 113, Indiana 107. 259. 67747675 Barney 'Thompson 621 aft. 75 69 79 '293 West 29. Jody Ridley, Ford, 256. All Calfe, 611 Phil 131, San Antonio 116, aft 72707676 294 At Tempo, Ant, 30. Slick Johnson, Chevrolet, 205 A Terryftathmt(mtr) 73717576 Kansas City 113, Seattle 93, 31. Kyle Petty, Chevrolet. 125. Bobby PIchols 409 71 73 15 77. 296 UCLA 77, Depaul 71 aft. Skeeter Heath 609 32. J.D. McDuffie, Chevrolet, 71 7176- Na Ohio State 89, Arizona State 75 John Buczei, 600 Phoenix 113, Chicago 103 717576 76 290 112. Vance Healner 591 71727677 799 NCAA Basketball Tournament Portland 142, Los Angeles 121 33. Cecil Gordon, Oldsmobile, 73. Masashi OlakI 56$ 70 757402 301 Regional Starting Times Golden Slate 123, San Diego 34. Randy Ogden, Chevrolet, 49. Phil Hancock 737277 WO 107 By United Pre International 35. Bill Osborne, Chevrolet, 22 Today's Games 36. Mike Potter, Chevrolet. 21. (No games scheduled) M. Tighe Scott, Buick, 10. Thursday Tuesday's Games 38. Junior Miller, Chevrolet. 10 Mideast Regional (Lexington, so SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA following described land, lying and CASE NO. 7I.1149.CA.20.E be ing in Seminole County, Florida, IN RE: Adoption of to-wit: ROBERT FORR EST CLOW' That part of the Sou th "z of Lot 7 a Minor in Block V. lying West and North of dJfl?IrncArT,,s,a .. I_IUUU r ,-,... i;;; ; ; ;;; is College Basketball Ky.) Purdue vs. Indiana, 7:07 p.m. EST NCAA Tournament Kentucky vs. Duke, 9:37 p.m. EST Golf East •y United Press International West Regional (Tucson, Ant.) At Greensboro, N.C. Jackie Oleasn lnverrery Classic Clemson vs. Lamar, 7:07 p.m. Iowa 77, North Carolina State 61 MST At Lauejlilll, Plc., Marth I Johnny Miller 154,000 7061 6670-274 Maryland 86, Tennessee 75 UCLA vs. Ohio State, 9:37 p.m. Rrurp I dike 26.100 69 71 6$ 63-776 .. - - - ------ DrOnCfl,Oy Florida Land and " TO: Colonization Company Limited RICHARD YORK Map of the St. Gertrude Addition to a Ic a Rick York the Town of Sanford, according to Residence Unknown the plat thereof recorded in Plat YOU ARE HEREBY Book 1, Page 113, of the Public NOTIFIED that a Petition for Records of Seminole County, Adoption has been filed in the Florida. above styled Court for the adoption You. and each of you, are hereby of ROBERT FORREST CLOW, a notified that an action has been nor, and you are hereby -- Golf Legal Notice 69716967-276 Mideast - MST 69736669-777 -61 77 6169 777 Al West Lafayette, Ind, Purdue 87, St. John's 77 Friday l 6869 10-278 Plaintiff, 617077 6$-flS Duke 52, Penn 42 East Regional (Philadelphia, Pa.) vs 71 68 70 69 270 ----Syracuse vs. Iowa, 7:07 p.m. EST HERBERT CARSON POLLARD, 696770 77-778 Georgetown vs. Maryland, 9:31 et al, 11697161 27Y Midwest p.m. EST 71 61779 67 73 Defendants, 7069 70 70-279 At Lincoln, Neb, NOTICE OF ACTION 677177 70-290 Louisville 71, Kansas State 69 (of) Midwest Regional (Houston, STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 67136774-281 Missouri 87, Notre Dame 84 lot) Texac) '370 71 6$- 707 -- - HERBERT CARS0N Texas A I M. vs. Louisville, 7:01 757068 69 POLLARD, if alive, and his CST 71717070-712 West ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND IJflknOWfl Spouse if married, and if By: Cynthia Proctor 737049 70 -292 LSU vs. Missouri, 9:37 p.m. CST OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED At Ogden, Utah dead, his unknown heirs, deviseej, Deputy Clerk 667173 77 61 737770-293 Clemson 71, Brigham Young 66 • granted, assignees, lienors, Publish March 10, 17, 74, 31, 1980 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 70607074 -203 Lamar SI, Oregon State 77 Date of the first publication of creditors, or trustees, and any and DET63 6$ 74 IS 67--211 this Notice of Administration' all pa rties claiming by, through, 69 7270 73--2 8I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR March 3. 1900. under or against said named 73697271 285 NCAA Division II SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Oeffndant, and against all parties John Joseph Pouk, 74 68 7271 795 795 Quarterfinals 67757771 PROBATE DIVISION THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL having, or claiming to have, any As Per sonal Repr es entative 107173 71- 295 New York Tech 58, No. Michigan File Number so.ss.cp CIRCUIT IN AND FOR right, title or Interest in the of the Estate of 57 Rill Rogers l3.200 Larry Nelson 13.200 Doug Tewell 9.713 NASCAR Carolina Jim Simons 9,71) At Rockingham, N.C., March Dave Eichelbergr9,713 Mike Hill 9,713 (Listed with type of car, laps Bruce FleiSher 7.5 00 completed and winner's average Chi Chi Rodrlquei7,500 speed) MOrlri Hataisky 7.500 1. Cab Yarborough, Oldsmobile, Bob Murphy 6.300 492, 108.735 mph. Andy North 5,700 Adams 4,000 2. Richard Petty, Chevrolet, 492. 3 Dale Fnrnhnrdt, Chevrolet, Hale IrwIn 1,900 Seve Baliesteros 1,800 491. Keith Fc'rgu 4.000 4. Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet, O9niny Edwerd 1.800 Don Pooley 3.750 491. Larry Ziegler 3.7500 Donnie Allison, Chevrolet, 191. Alan Tapie 3.210 6. NeIl Bonnett, Mercury, 490. Lou Graham 3,240 7 Bobby Allison, Ford, 489. Pp. Caldwell 7.371 Ray Floyd 2.321 8. Harry Ga.it, Chevrolet, 486. Bill Kralzert 7,371 9. Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 46. 483. Western Conference Midwest Division II. Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, W L Pet. GB 176. Kanss Cty 12. Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet, 172. 43 39 .597 Milwauke I). James Hylton, Chevrolet, 41 31 .569 2 San Antonio at Washington Philadelphia at Atlanta New Jersey at Cleveland Boston at Indiana Kansas City at Chicago Golden State at Denver Los Angeles at San Diego .' - --. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. IO.S45.CA.13.L RUSSELL W. HARNED, Auto Racing NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division •- ••---...... - Monday, Mar, 10, 1980 10101 SCOREBOARD NFO Pro Basketball --- required to serve a copy of your Court, in and for Seminole County, ."-'. ."-'----• " --.. -- 'S..'-. - on ,UJUl1 Florida, in Civil Action No. 90S45. D. Munn, Esquire, the CA-13L entitled RUSSELL W. Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. HARNED, Plaintiff, . HER. dress Is Post Office Box 2601, BERT CARSON POLLARD, et at, Orlando, Florida 37802, and file the Defendants, and you. and each original with the Clerk of the Court you, are required to serve a copy either before service on of your written defenses, if any, to Petitioner's attorney or im. it SPEER & SPEER, PA,, mediately thereafter, on or before Plaintiff's attorneys, whose ad. April II, 1980; otherwise the dress is P.O. Box 1361, 113 adoption proceedings will be heard Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, by this Court without your par. Florida 32771, on or before April licipation or involvement and a 11, AD.. 1910, and file the original Final Decree of Adoption may be with the Clerk of this Court either entered In the above styled cause. before service on Plaintiff's at. WITNESS my hand as the Clerk torneys or immediately of said Court the1910. Seat thereof, thereafter, otherwise a default this 7th day of and March, uv.vuv, ii any, Division Odessa Marie Peterson Deceased IN RE: ESTATE OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ODESSA MARIE PETERSON Deceas ed REPRESENTATIVE: Frank C. Whigham NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ,......... .. W MLL. 'v1.",u'l, junan, ii..... t(UN5 ..._ HAVING DEMANDS Colbert & Whigham AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE P.O. Box 1330 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Sanford, Florida 32771 INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Telephone (305) 372 2171. Publish Mar. 3, 10, 1980 YOU ARE HEREBY ad. DET12 NOTIFIED that the CLAIMS OR ministration of Odessa Marie Peterson, deceased, File Number 00-35-CP, Is pending in the Circuit NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole n i U&V f&irD.J Notice is hereby given that the County Courthouse, Sanford, undersigned pursuant to the Florida 32771. The personal "Fictitious Name Statute," representative Of the estate is .John Chapter B65.09, Florida Statutes Joseph Pouk, whose address IS Rt. will register with the Clerk of the 2, Box 623, Oviedo, Florida. The Circuit Court, in and for Seminole name and address of the personal County, Florida upon receipt of representative's attorney are set proof of the publication of this forth below, notice, the fictitious name, to.wil, All persons having claims or LEGAL RESEARCH. under which demands against the estate are I am engaged in business at P.O requIred, WITHIN THREE Box 1191, Casselberry, Florida MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 32707. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF That the person interested In THIS NOTICE, to file with the said business enterprise is as clerk of the above court a written follows: Joseph I. Goldstein statement of any claim or demand Dated at Orlando, Orange they may have. Each claim must County, Florlqa, January 1, 1980. be In writing and must indicate the JOSEPH I. GOLDSTEIN basis for the claim, the name and Publish March 3, 10, 11, 21, 1980 address of the creditor or his agent DET 25 will be entered against you, and (SEAL) each of you, for the relief ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. demanded in the Complaint. Clerk, The nature of this suit is to Circuit Court or attorney, and the amount cancel of record that certain Seminole County, Florida mortgage dated May 10, 1960, claimed. If the claim is not yet By: Susan E. Tabor Iyen by the Plaintiff in favor of due, the date when it will become As Deputy Clerk due shall be stated. If the claim is the Defendant, HERBERT RULON D. MUNNS, Esquire CARSON POLLARD, filed In the contingent or Unliquidated, the BOGIN, MUNNS & MUNNS Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court 'nature of the uncertainty shall be Post Office Box 2607 stated. If the claim is secured, the of Seminole County, Florida, on Orlando, Florida 32102 security shall be described. The May II, 1960, and recorded In Attorneys for Petitioner claimant shall deliver sufficient Official Records Book 299, page Publish March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1910 332, of the Public Records of copies of the claim to the desk to DET64 enable the clerk to mail one copy Seminole County, Florida, and re OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Armentrout. Murray Vows Monday, Mar. 10, 1910—lB In And Around Sanford Presidents' Meet Called ExchangeI ... , . .. . To Plan 'House' Project 0I -------------- uorien Lucretia Arnientrout and Timothy N. Murray were married at the Sanford home of Rev, and Mrs, James E. Murray, 3301 Celery Ave., parents of the bridegroom. Rev. Murray performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Biron Suddeth of 2915 Palmetto Ave., and the late Robert V. Armentrout II. Given in marriage by her brother, Robert W. Armentrout 111, the bride chose for her vows a candlelight satin gown fashioned with a tapered bodice and full skirt. Her candlelight ,. ,, i A lace cape flowed into a four-foot train. A tiara of rhinestones secured her waist-length veil of illusion. She carried an arm is to discuss what all clubs can do in a joint effort to help with bouquet of red roses and white carnations. Mary Lehmann attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a floor-length evergreen jersey gown with a candlelight mid-length cape and a spray of flowers In her hair. She carried a bouquet of daisies. Shannon Chappelle was the bridesmaid. She wore a floor. length blue floral print chiffon gown fashioned with a circular skirt. She wore flowers In her hair and carried a bouquet of dandelions, Bob Sherman served the bridegroom as best man. Groomsmen were Gary Megers and John' Dubois. Flowerglrls were Charlotte Petty and Barbara Meyers. Following the reception at the Murray home, the newlyweds AND MRs. TIMOTIfl' N. IUttRAY departed for a wedding trip to St. Petersburg and Tampa. They are making their home in Altamonte Springs where the bride a promotional director for Ravens Leer Productions and the bridegroom Is an agriculature lab technician, The Social Department of the Woman's Club of Sanford will hold Its annual benefit )..4,1,,n n.s,l ,,,..,...ê., IU95. CURl L(111U0141 ....,.. $1111 I ..a UI Wednesday, at 1:00 p.m. All departments of the club Lo RlI ' will be participating and supporting this special event. The Public Affairs Depart- LARIVE AUVE ment Is responsible for publicity; Social Department, SUNSHINE STATE refreshments; home Life Department, ticke ts; and the Arts D e p a r t mu e n I. decorations. S NFORD'S SECOND. ANNUAL RUBBER SHOE ROAD RACE The hostesses are Mrs. G.F. Drew, chairman, Mrs. Robert Joseph, Mrs. Richard Mapes, Mrs. Ted Stapleton, Mrs. William Ray and I. Members are invited to bring guests. A special in. vitatlon is extended to the new members. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs. Robert Brisson, The cost Is $l. each or $5.00 for four, Punch and cookies will 2 MILE FUN RUN AND 10,000 METER RUN 7:30 A.M.-MARCH 15 1980 SPONSORED BY: KIWANIS CLUB oI SEMINOLE SIJNRISE AND SANFORD RECREATION DEPT. HOURS: SUNDAY THUR. 10 A.M. 11 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 10 A.M. MIDNIGHT — KIWANIS CLUB OF SEMINOLE SUNRISE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN THE RUNNING OF THIS EVENT. KIWANIS CLUB of SEMINOLE SUNRISE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, INC. served throughout the gametlme. There will be prizes for high winners in cards and there will be a drawing for door prizes, score george willis,g.r.i. REALTOR . CXCHANOOR This COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS ( Sanford Plaza Hwy 1742 and State St. Open 10a.m. to P.M. Mon.-Sat. Open 12:lOIsS:3OSundsy - CALLRART REAL ESTATE REALTO R ' 1220 STATE STREET 322.74e SANFORD. FLA. 32775 322.7455 AP1'ER HOURS The Senior Citizens Cornmittee will have a seminar at the Chamber of Commerce on March 25. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE ALL THE BAtIK YOU LL EVER NEED' Bob Daehn is the program cha irman and the subject for the day Is on personal Member F.D.I.C. security. The men and women will taught J im Rowe Pest Control STATS AIM £ INSURANCt AUTO . LIFE . FIRE GORDON. MEYER . HEALTH PROMPT 1 EFFICIENT SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL — . CLIFF MILLER 322.7070 322.5142 , 322-2070 U2 Iroquois Ave. M SANFORD BRANCH OPENING APRIL, 1900 4 SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK I FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. 500 West Fulton P.O. Box 1976 Sanford. Florida 32771 — FEDERAL PARTS, INC. . CHASE & CO. I TROPIC BANK I SEMINOLE PETROLEUM Tel 305 322-6841 STENSTROM REALTY S WINN.DIXIE STORES. INC. Tel 305 831-5717 AC AGE DIVISIONS: 10,000 Meter— Male '13 and under through 60 and over. (10 age divisions) Female 13 and under through 50 and over. (8 age divisions) ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE: LATE REGISTRATION,. Friday, March 14, 1980, 5:00.7:30 A.M. Sanford Civic' center LATE REGISTRATION, Saturday, March 15,1900, 6:00.1:00 A.M. Race Site 2.0 MILE FUN RUN: Saturday, March 15, 1980 7:30 AM. Sanford Civic Center 10,000 METER: Saturday, March 15, 1980 8:00 AM. Sanford Civic Center' AWARDS CEREMONY, Saturday, March 15 1980 11:00 A.M. Sanford Clviá Center' 2712 Cs,ntry Club Rd Sa nford (West 28th It,) Ph. 323.2M2 O CRS GROUP ENGINEERS. INC SANFORD ROAD RACE '80 ENTRY FORM NAME LAST FIRST — M. INITIAL ADDRESS protect Mr. and Mrs. George Parks of Club Road, are anxiously preparing for the arrival of . Dad's Stay Is Getting Old Last year my husband asked If I would mind having his recently widowed father come to stay with us "for a while," giving him a chance to meet new friends, become familiar with our area, and get a fresh outlook on life away from sad memories or an ui wire and her death. i It has been a year since Dad arrived, and he makes no mention of finding a his own. Our privacy is gone, DEAR ABBY: Help! marriage would Include a my mc*her Ii 65 and has a full father-In-law, Is there a head of hair. As far as I know, solution? there have been no bald MISERABLE women In my family, DEAR MISERABLE: Please teilme what todo Would a marriage that in. before I lose my mind. I hate eluded a Iatber'ln-law who to go out of the house looking expressed his gratitude o like this. clonaliy and didn't smell up GOING BALD the home be tolerable? 1150, DEAR GOING: See aaotber a child gave up his room, Dad your husband should speak dermatologist and get his expresses no gratitude, and frankly to Dad. If your 0 0"ii be can't help you, hS's not alltMt clean! Infact, resentment at having lest couiut a therapist who Is his room Is smelling t the privacy Is what is really traised to treat em.liouaI hoUse, pawing at you, 0U must disorders. Baldness In woman I've told my husband that u.....ie ...,i...i., .J UUIU7 UU tPUWW7 (as well as Is mel) Is cite. I'm very unhappy with this with your csusediyem.iaaistress. Is setup. Our family doctor U)1 Unresolved angerhusband. seldom we assure Dad Is healthy and strong, dlssppeaii with time. you that you are not aIs.e. and we as a young family grows, and erupts eventually. Get a pretty wig and souse deaerve I know DEAR ABBY: Please help p41.álig hats, aid dial deep downour thatprivacy. my husband I don't know who else to despair. feelsasldo.butherefusasto aoutitbcause t&1 to about this emdoanything Do you hate to write letters bsrraidng problem. I am a became you dos bow what he feels sorry for lAm Is I sometimes question my 30.'ear. old woman who to say? Thank-you notes, bald! ft's my right to 11g Dad out of8(fl8 our sympathy letters, house; I came Into this (nopwiinted)oonetantly, congratulations, how to marriage with children (run and I'm really dIe.d decline aid accept Iavltatls about a previous marriage. My and how I. write = In. husband adopted them and Two years ago, when I first tereatiag letter anIncluded has been a wonderful started to notice that my hair In Abby's booklet, "How To provider. Now I feel guilty was getting very thin, I went Write Letters for all becauselcea'tdo the semein toadermatologld.liesaldft Oceaslams." Bead $1 d a Ms father's cue. However, mint be a hereditary thing lostg,stamped(2$ceats),.eU. my husband knew I ha and there was nothing he addressed e.velope to Abby: childrenwhsnhs married me, could do about It. My father 132 I,asky Drive Beverly but I didn't know ourwas bald at an early age, but Hills, Calif. $l2. h# ....A I.. UUu5ltVI U4IU IIF CITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT, P.O. BOX 177$, TO: SANFORD (PHONE 30&322-3161) STATE SANFORD, -'ZIP FLORIDA 32771 CHECK ONE. BOTH "-2 MIII Fun Run —10,000 MstIr AGE SEX ' for this swaill. - SHIRT SIZE _XS * I hereby rsls ttoelaidsrd NICro$Ien Department and Kiwanis ciuoi ssminsis uoww from IIairnies for injury, iHn.is, or 4tts won wImm,race. Ifsshaus,,.t,,such SuffIrsdWmI Injury or Illness $ authsrIis th.OIflcI.Isoe the race to use heir d$scritIanto have me transparlid to a m.dlcal facility and take fuIl rsipgnsiblllty fsr,thj$d, I certify I have properly trained S M L_XL.__ S)gnalur, (Parent If under II) Include $5.00 Entry Fe, per roc• or $7.00 per race after March 10, 1980. The President's Council of the Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs will meet on March 27 at the Woman's Club of Mount Dora. MONDAY TUESDAY EVENING MORNING ra .icwo (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. 0 MENT "Domestic Policy" OT (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits' "Wrong Number," "Saturday Night," ' "The c I Ti %J Recital," "Vacuum Salesman." 6:30 0 (F NBC NEWS (.530 CBS NEWS CI) 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE) 5:20 02(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED) - When Opie starts talking about Mr. McBeovee. Andy and Barfitly suspect that Opie has an imaginary friend, 4 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Political Parties" (17) BOB NEWHART Bob and Emily celebrate (heir wedding anniversary by fantasizing differ- ent partners, 7:00 0 @1) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CHICKEN A teen-ager terrorizes his high school through gang violence and vandalism but meets his match In a teacher who won't fight back. 7:30 Q(4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (1JU FAMILY FEUD IJJ (35) MAUDE Walter issues an ultimatum when Maude takes a part-time job selling real estate. Alistair CAVETT Guest: Cooke. (Part 1 of 'I) (R) 112) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY It appears that Gloria may have her first baby in an Italian restaurant. (Part I) 8:00 0(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura falls In love with young Almanzo Wilder, but has a rival In Nellie Oleson. (Part 1)(R) (15)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Venus Is offered a higher-pay. Ing job by a rival radio station, but some surprises lie behind the glitter. (71)0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE (II)(35) JIM ROCKFORD "The 8:30 0 THE LAST RESORT Chaos breaks loose when the kitchen stove breaks down and an Inept repairman is sent to t. Hershey. Both civilians and career soldiers are affected as Hawaii is placed on military alert on the eve of America's entry Into World War II. 5:30 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING i(17) WORLD AT LARGE (NON) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) (2)(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) tl2) (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (WED) 5:50 12:30 0(41) NEWS (5) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW U RYAN'S HOPE (35) DICK VAN DYKE (17) MOVIE (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 6:00 0 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) 0 @1) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 0 @1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0 (4) THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS (THU) 0(F COUNTRY ROADS (FAt) (I) S HEALTH FIELD 10'30 (35) CANDIC) CAMERA ',vs (5)0 (DO NEWS 0 (35) BENNY HIU. (0 10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVAC8 (221(17) LAST OF THE WILD "EscapeFromTeq,or" &W we CUffSfltiY fhurpo*.d testing ears completely implant. aM. o.ans that could run continuously and kelly for ,.,, human life — TURNS (1730 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (I!)(35)GOMERPYLE 2:25 G2)(17) NEWS (8 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7 00 (A) TODAY 5) 0 MORNING NEWS 7J 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (U) (35) SHAZAN (NON) 11 (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) :11i (35) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY (WED) 11 (35) FANTASTIC FOUR [THU) fl) (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 3(10)SESAME STREET 1j (17) FUN HOUSE 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (17) U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 0 (F TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11D(35)BULLWINKLE 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO [D (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 12) P' 'sv (12)11()LUCY SHOW - 8:25 U (F TODAY IN FLORIDA CD 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA AMERICA (11) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 24 (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (NON) (3(10) JULIA CHILD AND 1O)v.l.PEQp(,EmU) (24 10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN (FRI) (17) ROMPER ROOM 900 S (4) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (730 MOVIE (1]) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (U) (35)i DREAM OF JEANNIE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 150GUIDI LIGHT 1730 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(MON-THU) 24(10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) (12)(17)I LOVE LUCY 3:30 (U)(35) (12)(17) THE FLINTSTONES (214 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (MON. WED) (8 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (TUE. THU. FRI) 4:00 U (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (5)0 BEWITCHED U MERV GRIFFIN iI!(35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET (l (17) SPECTREMAN _.._'L. —. EMtPIUtNUY UNl S 1.51) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN tU (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS @(l7)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES fli (35) TOM AND JERRY (NON, TUE. FRI) ([1) (35) CLEVER JACK (WED. THU) (8 10)MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) (17) NY THREE SONS 5:30 U (F NEWS 0M'A'8'H (730 ALL IN THE FAMILY LAZA "9' uaii, ,,1rAMITrrAII'9 930 (1]) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (3 (10) EDUC*TiØti. _PLA1ATT) 1:44 ONLY BLASE ED',%ARDS AWARD GRAMMINO NOMINATION (2217 RENACRES ®CARDSHARKS (1])(35) PTI. CLUB 17 Move Bobby Kelton. (R) (5)0 HARRY 0 (DO THE IRAN CRISIS: 5 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUAM AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences 500(11K L PLAZA 111 ' T' 1:41 TV!TuN - ONLY TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT 111111 1055 — . 2:00 0(4) THE DOCTORS (15) 0 AS THE WORLD (5)OED ALLEN THE BEST OF CARSON Guests: Angie Dickinson. Mar. ilyn Home, David Horowitz, I.'. ), QIi (35)35 LIVE (12) (17) NEWS 8:45 1000 bees developed RESTLESS (.71)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 6'30 0 (F TODAY IN FLORIDA COMPANY (TUE) (3 10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) air offensive against Hitler's Germany was aimed at the total destruction of Nazi production, communication and morale, (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE (12)(17) LISTEN (MON) chiatrist search for a killer Is copying his murders from those depicted In Dan's latest novel. (121(17) BIG BATTLES "Battle Over Europe" The great Allied 1:00 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (DO SUNRISE 8:30 U (F TODAY MORNING (7,) 0 GOOD ' 12:00 0 L3 CHAIN REACTION (5)0 (.7)0 NEWS 1j) (35)I LOVE LUCY 5:40 (1) 0 M'AS'H DQ FAMILY 9:30 (5) 0 HOUSE CALLS 10:00 (5)0 LOU GRANT (1J Q STONE Dan and a psy- (ED 11:55 i1 (17) NEWS AFTERNOON STYLE(THU) iU)(35) ANDY GRIFFITH about being married to 11:30 1) (4') WHEEL OF FORTUNE (73 0 FAMILY FEUD —. (.530 SUNRISE SEMESTER (1 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) ( (17) LOVE, AMERICAN U ABC NEWS (10) DICK 11:00 0 (41) HIGH ROLLERS X 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT CPO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 5:05 6:00 £t A husband for a few days visit. Joe and Pat Lahr are 9:00 coining from Ft. Wayne, I nd., 0(4) MOVIE "From Here To to take a rest from managing te,earLHarbor",(0m uurw William uevane. uaroara - group of the Woman's Club of Sanford will hold Its regular monthly meeting on March 19 at 10 n.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Wilson, 457 Elliot Ave. TONIGHT'S rv Four-Pound Brick" S STREET. BOX MAIL ENTRY to slaught, such as from purse snatchers, etc. *hI.. BANK OF y LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION SERVICE AND SUPPLIES COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY and GARDEN CENTER Sanford CLARK D*TZENGINEERS, INC. TH Coe FIRST 'FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN OF MID-FLORIDA I NIKE CORPORATION how be themselves in various types of situations and how to handle themselves under hazardous conditions. They will also learn about how to help prevent certain types of on- Th PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS, INC, a sport resort they own called j1110 Villa on Lake James. They are bringing their daughter, Cathy, with a project to support the Ronald McDonald [louse for Children in Gainesville, Tom Hunt of Southern Bell Telephone Company in Sanford is vice president of the Ronald McDonald House, He will be the speaker for the program. the club house on Oak Avenue, - them, but she plans to spend Mrs. ["rank Campbell will most of her time with friends serve as co-hostess. in Daytona. Guest speaker for the Cathy is a cheerleader in program is Richard Barnett, the high school she attends in owner of The Bookmark in Ft. Wayne and will be Sanford. He has spoken to the graduating this year. ESO group before and is a favorite of the members. The Epsilon Sigma Omicron The Jr. Woman's Club of Sanford has called a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on March 26 at 7:30 p.m. Presidents or their representatives of the other clubs in this area have been invited to attend. The purpose of the meeting tai W 160" 1`1111:1111114 "s' 3'l sitill 134 &QUHZE PLAY IjIl SWAP MI•T ° �- I 2B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Mar. 10, Legal Le9al Notice - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. •• TOCONSIDER ADOPTION CASE NO. IO201.CA44.E OFPROPOSEDORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEP by the City of Casseiberry Florida, that the City Council wil IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF INFANT GIRL. AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO; JANE C. MORRIS hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance 400, en titled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, - CLUING, VACATING AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF AN EXISTING UTILITY EASE. MENT ON LOT 9, BLOCK C, CAMELOT UNiT 4 AS RECORD. ED IN PLAT BOOK 21, PAGES 3$ -. - -- - - -- - AND iS. PURL ir RrnDr t - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION II Wumhr MILD •• Division IN RE: ESTATE OF NILS OTTO REINHOLD NILSSON Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administrationóf the estate of N1LS OTTO REINHOLD NILSSON, deceased. File Number 80$1CP iS pendrng in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. CO Candace Daniels Lake Weston Apartments Building 6343.E Forest City Road Orlando, Florida 32110 and all parties claiming interest by and through i...a,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PNOBAT DIVISION PIIC iiumuer aicr - .. Division IN RE: ESTATE OF BERNARD V. .JACOLICK Deceased NOTICEOFADMINISTRAT,ON TO ALL PERSONS HAVING i$—HeIpnsd Legal Notice ministration of the estate of -.-. NUTIFID nor or wnlcn ii vm,noI and Ordinances of the City of Casselberry, Florida, as amended and supplemented. Said Ordinance will be con. sidered on first reading on Mon. day. March 17, 1910, and the City Council will consider same for final passage, in accordance with Chapter 166,andadoptionafterthe public hearing which will be held in the City Hall of Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, March 24, at 7:30 P.M.'or as soon thereafter as possible. At lhe meeting interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Or. dinance. This hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Council. Copies of the proposed Or. dinance are available at the City Hail with the Clerk of the City ffld that the ad. her Winter Pork ____________________ 831-9993 Umt . 3constculivtlImes HOURS 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRiDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon CanditiinaIUsasP.rmi.d.Para. Marvin Ave., Longwood between I 1 11 am. RATES 44C lint 3c a tine Mc a lint 7consecutivflmes- Wanted xperlincid bus boys; cooks: din. rm. waitresses, dish washer. Appiy in person 3200 S. Orlando Dr. Caviller Motor Inn. 3 Lines Minimum NrANIlkl - 3WEN P.O. Box Casselberry, Florida 33207 C305) $-00 attorney for Petitioners Publish March 3, 10, 17, 24, 1910 DET.78 --- - representative, venue, or (urisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication of this Notice has begun on March 10, 1910. Personal Representative: GLENDORA N. LARSON 104 Sweetwater Boulevard South Longwood, Florida 32730 Attorney for Personal Representative: ZEBULON L. OSBORNE GAYLOR, GAYLORD 1 OSBORNE, PA. 804 North Bay Street Ptt flllit. flrA., 101A required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the - _________________________ -'-•-'•'--- W -- March 24, 19*0 to consider said recommendatIon. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearings. By order at the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida this 29th day Of February, 19*0. j, Galloway, Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Publish March 5, 10, 1910 DET-30 ----- p.o. Box 6071, Ciearwa. tsr Fl. 3351$. social services delivery systems must be bondable, sill starter and geared to Baby Sitting In my home by Christian lady. Hourly, weekly, daily rates,? days or nights a week. Call 323.9366 and leave a message. Wanted: Mature European Lady for child cars In my home. Longwood.Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. Day 641.4416 eve 323.4110, _____________________________ * * * * * 32—Houses ----------. . - BRAND IEW 3 BR, 28, AC, appl.. attached garage, car pet, patio, pool. $430. 869.4219. .. .. * Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $320 mo. Lease. Dep. pool. Max. 2 child., no pets. Geneva GardensApts. ____________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. ' .-- Experienced Part.Time Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake ' .' ' _____________________ .1 - . BERNARD V. JACOLICK Deceased advancement FICTITIOUS NAME Court, on or before the 21st day of OvIedo, Florida. The Florida described as: DEFINED FROM A.1 to C.1, name and address of the personal ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Notice is hereby given that I am March, AD. 1980 otherwise a Lot 20, Block 33, North Orlando CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY representative's attorney are set default will be entered against you engaged in business at 605 First Addition, Plat Book 12, Page REPRESENTATIVE: AAA EMPLOYMENT AND EFFECTIVE DATE forth below. for the relief demanded In the Riverview Ave., Altamonte Cl2FrenchAve. 24, of the Public Records of L.W. CARROLL, JR., 3235176 changing the zoning on the All persons having claims or ESQUIRE Springs, Fl, 32101, Seminole Petition. Seminole County, Florida CorneroflOth&French following described property demands against the estate are and the undersigned of CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS WITNESS my hand and official County, Florida under the fic. as Sheriff "Your FutureOurConcefn" situatelntheCltyofLalieMaryfor required, WITHIN THREE seal on this the 15th day of titlous name of PAUL SCOTT Seminole County, Florida, wIll at & OWEN, P.A. the purpose of obtaining cam. MONTHS FROM THE ' Box 3$ February, AD. 19*0. DRYWALL, and that I intend to DATE OF 11:00A.M. on the 1st day of April, Post Office mercial Zoning: * * * * * * * THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A.D. 1910, offer for sale and sell to Casl.Iberry, Florida 32107 (SEAL) register said name with the Clerk The East two-thirds of the West THIS NOTICE, to file with the Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. of the Circuit Court, Seminole the highest bidder, for cash, Telephone: (305) $345700 ~ of the Southwest ¼ of the clerk of the above court a written subject to any and all existing Publish March 10, 17, 19*0 Salfl Trainee 'with local Clerk of Circuit Court County, Florida in accordance Southeast 'i,, South of County statement of any claim or demand liens, at the Front (West) óoor manufacturing company. Mitt. Seminole County, Florida with the provisions of the Fic Road, (LESS the South 40 feet for they may have. Each claim of DET.5s high school grad, with cons?. By: Cynthia Proctor titious Name Statutes, To.Wit: must the Seminole County Courthouse in _________________________ road) and that part of the East ¼ be in writing and must indicate the or bldg. supply background. Deputy Clerk Section $43,Q Florida Statutes Sanford Florida, th. above of the Southwest ¼ of the basis for the claim, the name and Plei std tSIWni -to 00 CARROlL BURKE -. , 1t57. Southeast.¼ lying South of Road addressotthscredltororhls$gent' dsscrIb$4,perQl,Gwoperty. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH --. . 51g. PAULO. SCOTt Attorney f*s' Petitioner -. •ttoøtlSn SI, ,Pferida,DIft..That said sale ii being made (Less the Souttt,d0 feet for road), in or attorney, and the amount Assist. Mar., P.O. Box R, to JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 612 Sanford Atlantic Publish March 3, 10, 17, 24, 1910 Section 7, Township 20 South, claimed. if the claim is not yet satisfy the terms of said Writ of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Fl. 32171. Bank Bldg. DET-21 Range 30 East. due, the date when it will become Execution. John F. Polk, Sheriff CASE NO. 79.lm.CA44-• Sanford, Florida 32171 The public hearing shall be held due shall be stated. If the claim 5 PhOne (305) 322.7610 Seminole County, Florida IN NE: THE MARNIAGI OP Orderlies & Aides at the City Hall, City of Lake contingent or unliquidated, the Publish: March 10, 17,24,1910 BONNIE L. O'NEAL, Publish February 1I,23andMarctt FICTITIOUS NAME Mary, Florida at 7:30 P.M. on nature of the uncertainty shall be Sitter Living Center of Cassel. Pe$itlonsr.Wife, 3, 10, 1950 Notice is hereby gIven that lam WlthsaIetObe held on April 1,1910 and April17, 1910,or as soon thereafter stated. if the claim Is secured, thi berry. Call for appt. 335002 DES-to engaged in business at RI. 2, DET as possible, at which time in. security shall be described. The JOHN W. O'NEAL, 412C, Maltland, Fl 32751, Seminole terested parties for and agaInst claimant shall deliver sufficient RespOndent.Husband. County, Florida under the tic. FREIGHT HANDLERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the request slated above will be copies of the claim to the clerk to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR titlousnameofART'Cl,andthat I NOTICE OF ACTION Freight handler needed for heard. Said hearing may be enable the clerk to mail one copy PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA intend to register said nme with TO: private carriage dock continued from time to tIme until to each personal representative. File Number PROBATE DIVISION JOHN W. O'NEAL, the Clark of the CircuIt CoUrt, 79.43 operatIon in Sanford, Fl,, final actIon is taken by the City File Number II-fl.CP wtioIi residence addreis All prsons mnterestei' In the DivIsieei Seminole County, Florida in c Good salary & benefits. Council. Division is unknown but estate to whom a copy of this IN RE: ESTATE OP cordancewith the Provisions of the Qualified persons reply tO BOX This Notice shall be postod In NotIce of Administration has IN NI: ESTATE OP whose mailing Name Statutes, To-Wit: Fictitious been RALEIGH MARTIN 50, c.o The EvenIng Herald, three (3) publIc places within the mailed are required, WITHIN ERA A. JACKSON, aks i Post Office Box Section 343.09 Florida Statutes Deceased P.O. Box 1W Sanferd, Fl. City of Lake Mary, Florida; at the ERA 0. JACKSON 3021, Sanford, Florida 3277? 1917. THREE MONTHS FROM THE - NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 32771. Equal Opportunity City Hall, and published in the DATE. Deceased YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an THE FIRST OF 51g. Margie Eyre-Leonard TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Employer. M.F. Evening Herald Newspaper, a PUBLICATION OF THIS CLAIMS NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION PublIsh March 10, 17, 24. 31, 1910 _____________________________ tot Dissolution of Marriage OR DEMANDS hasbunfiledagainstyouandyou newspaper of general circulation NOTICE, to file any objectIons TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DET.19 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ar required to serve a copy of CLAIMS within the City of Lake Mary, one they may have OR DEMANDS that challenge the AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 'iour written defenses, if time at least thirty days in d. validity of the decedent's any, to it AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE will, the INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: -FICTITIOUS NAME vance of the publIc hearing, and qualifications of the personal tn C. VERNON MIZE, JR., AND ALL. OTHER PERSONS YOU ARE HERESY GENERAl. LABORERS Notice Ishereby giver that I am INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: the owners of the real Property representative, or the venue iamntifl'sattomey,whaseaddress or NOTI F I ED HEREBY 1119a91d in business at 100 Moiea Many openings, train position, affected hereby shall be mailed a lurisdiction of he court. YOU ARE that the ad- is 209 North Oak Avenue, Post ministration of the estate of ad. Loop No. 17, Winter Springs, Fla., hurryl copy at thIs notice as their ad. NOTIFIED that the Orewer Z, Sanford, rtoi'i. ALL CLAIMS,DEMANDS,AND RALEIGH MARTIN, eues may appear on the latest rnit%lstrationoltheestateoflraA. SemInole County, Florida, under deceased, 22771,onorbeforeMarcft2g, 1910, OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED FIle Number 79-193 CP, Is AAA EMPLOYMENT pending and file the orIgInal wIth the clerk Jackson, deceased, File Number name of S & I ad valorem tax records. Dated: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. In 912 FrenchAve. 3231174 March 4. 1910. the Circuit Court for Seminole of thIs court either before service I0.fl.CP, is pending In the Circuit BOOKKEEPING & TAX SEN Date of the first publicatiOn of County, Florida, Probate Division, on plaIntiff's Corner of 10th 1 French Court for Seminole County, VICE and that I intend tO regIster CtTY OF LAKE MARY, attorney or Im. this Notice of Administration: the address of which Is Seminole "Your Future Our Concern" FLORIDA Florida, Probate Division, the saId name with the Clerk of the mediately thereafter: otherwIse a March 3, 1910 By: 1- Connie Malor addresS of which is Seminole CIi'cuIt Court, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL default will be entered against you JOHN JOSEPH POUK 32771. The personal representatIve for the relief demanded in the County Courthouse, Sanford, itt accordance with the City Clerk * * * * * * * * As Personal Representative of the estate is ARLEATHIA S. complaint or petition. Florida. The personal represen. provisIons of the FictItious Name Publish March 10, 1910 of the Estate of Statutes. To-Wit: MARTIN, whose ad4teu Is 700 Section $65.09 DET.IO tative of the estate is John DavId WITNESS my hand and the seal PAUL J. PETERSON Cypress Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. of thIs Court on 14th day of Jackson whose adess Is 4157 Florida Statutes 1917. DIESEL MECHANIC Deceased The name and address of the February, 1910. ' ESTHER N. CHAMBERS Beach Way, Tamp., Florida 33109. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL personalrepresentative'sattorney (SEAL) ClassAM.chne.d.dforprlvat, The name and address of the 100410*1! LOOP NO. 17 REPRESENTATIVE: are set forflt below. carrier in Sanford, Fl. M,af Arthur H. Beckwlth, personal rspressn,ative's attorney Publish February II, 25, end Jr. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Frank C. Whigham March 3. 10, 1910 All persons having claims or have background in diesel As Clerk of the Court We sit forth below Notice Is hereby given that a Stenstrom, McIntosh, -JulIan, ebma against the estate are mechanics. Good benefits, BY: June I. Curtis All persons having claims or PublicHearingwillbeheldbythe coibert & Whigham required, WITHIN THREE salary commensurate wIth n,___i__ -— a.-. As Deautv Clerk demands aaaiit the estata ar. u, wmii.iww. , -,.mrnJ ..J ru. eux J MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF C VERNON MIRE, JR. sxp.Quallfledpers.n.r.piyt, required, WITHIN THREE PICTITUSNAMI intheCityCommIssIonRoom,City Sanford, FlorIda 37771 Box 11 co 'the Evinlf4 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CLEVELAND,MIZE& BRIDGES MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Noticsish.rebyglvsnthat lam on Thursday, March 20, 1910, to Publish March 3, 10, 1900 clerk of the above court a written Sanford, Florida 32771 ford, Fl. 337fl. Equal Op THIS NOTICE, to III. with the 309$, Longwood, Fla., 33750 consider the foIing change and DET.11 statement of any claim or demand Telephone: 305322.1314 portunity Employer. 41 clerk of the above court a written Seminole County, Florida amendment to the Zoning Or they may have. Each claim must Publish February ii, 25, and statementofanyclaimosdemand the fictitIous name of BEST ____________________ dinance of the City of Sanford, NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S be in writing and must indicate the March 3, 10, 1900 they may have. Each claim must BUILDING BUILDERS, and that I Seminole County, Florida. Lawns (4) Mm, Yd. Work SALE basIs for the claim, the name DES-SI be inwrlting and must indicatethe intend to register said name wIth Rexoning from SR.1AA, SingleSanford NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN addressotthecreditororhisagent basisfortheclaim,thenarneand the Clerk of the CircuIt Crt, Family Residential Distrlct. 671.5714 that by virtue of that certain Writ or attorney, and the amount addr.ssofthecr.ditororhlsag.nt Seminole CoUnty, Florida in ac To that of NC-?, Restricted of Execution issued out of and claimed. If the claim is not yet ICIPUSLIC or attorney, and the amount cordancwlthffieproyislonsoit Commercial DistrIct, under the seal of the Circuit Court due, the date when It will become * * * * * * Notice Is hereby given that a claimed. If the claim is not yet FictItious Name Statutn, To-Wit: That property described as Beg of SemInole County, Florida, upon due shall be stated. lIthe claim Is Public Heating will be held by the due, the date when It will become Section 543.09 Florida Statutes NE corner Lot 23. run $11 degrees a 'lnal judgement rendered In the contingent or unliquidated, the Plaiwting and Zoning CommIssion due shall be stated. lithe claim is liP. LOT SOY 1. 973.14', S. 73 degrees 14' W. aforesaid court on the 15th day of nature of the uncertainty shall be IntheCltyCoenmisslon Room, City contingent or unilguidated, the SIg. 411k. SlaCk Detail cars, will train, hirt's 241.11', S $4 degreis 59' 57" W. December, AD., 1979,' in that stated. If the claim issecursd.the f,aH, Snford, Fl. at 1:10P.M. on naturiot the uncertainty shall be PubIiIhFebrvary1l,7$andM your thOiCo. 301.71', S 11 degrees E'41742' certain case entItled, Gloria K. Security shell be dISCJ'ibId. TM March 20, 1900 to stated. lith, claim Is secured, the 3, 10, P01, thence run N. Ii degPees W. irrgeng 1-ka GlorIa K. ,Irrgang claimant shall delIver stAflcientThursday. coir the tollewins ctsng, j security shall be described. The ssu MA EMPLOYMENT 101.71'. N. II degrees 39' 17" E. Kruger, Wife PlaIntiff, .vs. Ralph copies of the claim to the clerk to Zoning Or. claImant shall deliver softiclent 1 11 digriis E. 305.71', C. 912 French Ave. 1531174 Kruger, Husband, Defendant, enable the clerk Ii mall 01W C5y dinance and tue Comproltensive copies of the claim to the Y' to P01, Like Minnie which atoresaid Writ oi IucutIen to each personal representative. Land 'F enable the clerk to mall en. copy NOTICI TO THE PUBLIC Ui Plan of use City Estates, Put look 4, Page 92 o was delivered tome as Sheriff of "YoUr Flu OOWCar.irts" All persons interested kt the the Public Records of Seminole kf,it Cty, Flerida, and I estate to whom a copy of this Sanford, Seminole County, to each personal representatIve, Notice is tiotuy given All persons Imiserested in the Public Hlaring will be Iseld lit the .* * * * * * County, Florida, have levied upon the follewlag Notice of Administration has been Reaming from MI-I, Multiples, estate tO whom a copy of this City Commission Room, CIty Hail, ____________________ Being more generally described described property owned by maIled are required, WITHIN FROM THE Family ResidentIal Dwelling Notice of Administration has been Sanford, Florida at 1:15 P.M. en as located on N. side of Lake Mary Ralph C. Kruger, said property Perttime Janiter Handyman THREE MONTHS milled ate required. WITHIN Thursday, March 30, INS, FIRST District, Blvd. between Hidden Lake ill' bsingiocatidInSerninolecounty, DATE OF THE aMoral dutIes4 yard st, DATE OF THE FIRST comments from the citizam of merclal District NoeØtal. dela-IbSI as fglIews: Defendants NOTICE, to file any miner repairs, I Itrs. per day, PURL. ICATI ON OP TIllS Sanford, Florida en the amd That irsperty described as The planned us. II Iii. pitor1v one4tatf Interest in the following they may have that challeng, the salary range 53,410.53,434 NOTICE, to file any objections conwrehensive Development 10 Tier 1, Town of is professional OffICS bUllllitt. Lii II, Slick I, Eastiltedi UnitS, validity if the decedent's will, the dladline tsr applications iuey may have that challenge the of Sanford. 1, The Plenelni & Zenins Corn. recorded lit Flat Siok 14 Pages quahiiicatians of the personal P5 Mardi 14. 1111. it 11151,431W mere generally described veildity of the decadent's wilt, the The Planning and Zoning ___________________ ii representatIve mission will submit a rocont- 4? and 43 of the public records send resume Si Seminole , or the venue or es lecMad still Sanford Ave. qualifications ci the personal CommIssion will submit • memdallentot$te CIty COIIWYsIISISI $om Cnly, Florida, m lurlsdlctlon of the Court. Community Action lsc. Cam. ropi'soeiwativs, or the venue or recommendation to the City 'The Planning in aver II,. is' 'lilt, ISIS perticvlvty desa'ib as 345 AlL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Prefect filed MO-it P.O. Ian Commission In favor if, or mission will submit a recemiurlsdlctloa of the court. requested change or amendmant, Peritlell Drive, Winter Park, OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED DiIs' 1*. 1101 P11W Lvi., ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND egakiot, the riUo5ed change or FOREVER BARRED. meMatien to 00 CIty CemmIuslen The City Cepsmlssien will Itoh a Florida 31515. WILL BE Sanford, Fl. 3*771. Equal OBJECTIONS NOT SO amalid'nent.TMClty Commission FILED Public HearIng kt tile City Cliii' vnerslptad as Sheriff of Dote of the first publication of in aver . EMPISVSI. FOREVER BANNED will hell a PublIC NearIng in the mimleli loom in the CIty flail. Sentinels County, Florida, will ii this Notice of Adnsktlstrstleit: 'qtad change or amendment. WILL BE Dole lithe fk'W publication of City Cemmisslem Room in hit City • w.ww The city Comenimen will hells Sanford, Florida at 7:15 PM. eli aj AM. en the lot day ii AprIl, March 10,1* HSWMS i. i,. ci., c.. this Notice ii Adntlnlstretlen; HIU, Sanford. Florida at 7:15P.M. Apahy ineramsspijy 1pril 14, INS to consider sold 1915,11*1st sale and Seth Is $ Arlesthia I. . th 10,1* onMirchil. NUfocen.Ilsr sail mIssion EMnt 00 UNS.Orteintaot. recemattnletlen. 00 higist spr, for caett, As Personal RepresentatIve John David Jackson rscomtnemdsllen. SaiiIltt' PIStIlS at 7.1, P.M. itt All parties In hatirest and ii tee isa, liI ane oil exiting As Perseni Roprosuntative All partIes lii litterest and -. March U. citizens shall have an *eiluMy tims, at the Print (West) Doer of RAlEIGH MARTIN ii She (Mats 'I citizens shell have an *srtvmy Is be heard ii sold Marine,. the $.rnln,le county Courthouse In * * Decssied Ira A. Jackson Is be Mend at said hearings. 00 By Sy ardor of tito Planning aM Safrd, Fipila, tile absus ATTORN!V FOR PERSONAL Deceased Iv order if the Plannüig and Zsnuni Csmmioslen at tile City ii Cammieslen if tile City if- deWIbed personal prigeily. UPII$ENTATIVE: FR Zoning Florida tab Iflh lV if 00 CIty if . -' Sanford, Florida this 30111 law at A1N Sanford. -- —n_ p.— yW & aaaaa..n.. •ITSI fl 'WV — 55UR t1 Vii . Aç01U TIi, SIR. fii, 5$ rUfUs. RI 79th lay February, I satisfy Sile terms of said Writ of STINSTROM. DAVIS, UcIN. February, 1915. tUCK Ii. CLEVElAND, JR. Febrwary, 1915. of public contact. JO' Galloway, iseaitlen. TOSH OP CLEVELAND, MIZI . J. 0. Galloway, CilSifitall Chairman JIfeI . Polk, & JULIAN & BRIDGES Chairman - AMIMPtOyMINy 11 1 City II $,d Erieriff P.O. ISa 1335 POST OFFICE DRAWlS Z Fl? French Ave. CIty at Samrd 1131174 SiWlifli SlId ZOIIk10 Plannios- and Zenith 1.esI Csfv. Ls.skrd.' 1 • . •. - ni WII SUU £III ._ __ CaiiIunlUielI Tataghana; 3153154171 Florida "Yow' FuSws9wCojj" Telaphana: 3113151314 CommIssion 'w VW PubIbe Ma1'd 3. Publigh Mardi 10, 17, II. 1915 Pi*1im Mitch II 17, INS "'' Publish MardI 10, 17,1* PublIsh Mardi Lii 1911 DR-I . . .. DITIl PET II W W DIT-31 D(T.13 D1iT.$ Florida Ings for and -. Furnished DELTONA- 3 -' - In the salesp.rsons Marge 'e Goddard, t' ______ ' Phone: I ' ' "' ' -- -: . -. , "' TOLL FREE - ,t.'i 1.800.821-5642 * * * * * * '*.'' SWITCNIOARDOPURATOR Accurate typing, great hrs. & .'-r'' benefits. '. -,,'i 912 FrenchAW. 323.1176 Corner of 100t I French' YourFutureOurConcsrn ,1'- NegotIable. Appiicotietts •. V" - 24Business - - ---- - - .,., -. • -.n. -. - - - -.- - - .-_ -- - - - , - -, -. ' 24 HOUR - — --' - Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money In your waiie$l AEAI.TOR ..' '. ' , i,!, . 'i.' - Wookivinam*yrsss,sptiu,iue Pd NISIlre *1. GOb $4I4U3 ?' i.":", . 'd •- o- dmi u Fwnislid i1 __________________ -c ? __________________________ i Uii,hU 1-le WN ,v: '' ____________ - , ." rine's - vu £ - - - -. I - Wooded acre wanted for log cabin. Trade 57.000 mtg. for all or part, owner hold hal. Prefer Sanford area P0. Box 1306 Altamonte Springs. We buy your equity, close in 24 h,.. AWARD REALTY. INC. ns.aoo We buy equity In houses, apts, 5. vacant land. Lucky In- - TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 hal. $I$3.16 or $11 mo Agent 339 $351. Classified Ads will always give you more - - Much - Much More than you expect. fl—Junk TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over $700 Balance due $11500 HIGHWAY I-I FRONTAGE, DcBARY AREA. 13 WOODED ACRES. $31,500. tso Good used TV'i, $251 up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph. 322 035? Toi cars, I frontage. A must see at 164.30011 BRAND NEW BEAUTYStunning 3BR 25 wpiush cptg., brick fireplace, dream kit & huge bdrms on 1g., treed' lot for 579,90011 4 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 tOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3BR home weat in kit., new paint inside & out, & ORIGINALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX. VACANT MAKE fenced OFFER, $3L500. corner lot. Only *37,10011 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly buIlt 31R, 31 wflhl It, intercom., solarium & fireplace on ½ acre wooded BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAl. HEAT I AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,100. UST lot. $115,000. BE SOLD THIS WEEKI C HECK THIS PRICEI 7 story, 3 BR, 1½ 1 home wnew car. petlng & 2 porches on corner I IN m5ke Real Estate 1. 59—MJsiCal Wrchandise GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher & professional guitarist. Studied theory A. compositIon at Chicago Con- _______________________ 3l131SF.FirstST. 3)0 Sanford Ave. FRONTAGE NEAR Home Repair ____________________________ TOWER'S BEAU ñ SALON guitars avaIlable, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, When you place a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E 1st St.. 3?? 5747 . Whatever the occasion, there is a happen. classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. 3235941 Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob BaIl 322 4103. 2702 French 62-Lawn-Garden - __________________________ - Ceramjcflh ________________________________________________________________________ MEINTZER TILE CompleteMobile New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. 569-5562. Home Repair 349 529 Tile floors installed NEws. REPAIR FreeEst. 830 1183aft6 -- - - ClockRepair LAKE CAR. 3 RIAGE COVE. YOUR CHOICE FROM $1,500. -- Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upho'stery 323.0707 ' repaired. 323 6593 Top Prices Paid Used,anycondition6ll-S126 APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3721721. - 97$ Singer Futura Fully auto; NEEDASERVICEMAN?You'Il find him listed in our Business Directory. _________________ Paintingo i.modeling Animal Haven Grooming 1, Boarding Kennels. Thermo- FREE ESTlMYFS. Call anytime 349.5259 stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 372-5732. Pffogmp Houselsaning. Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement . Ilnutiwivet Cleninn car.. Ira - - - photos or color SxlQ. 373 575$, Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or ItimC basis repossessid. used very short time. Original 1551, bel. sill or .-., .151 me. Agent 335354, ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. Trent Painting & Repair Interiorl Exterior Free Es?. 327 355$ Comm. Remodel I Additions. Call 131-5399w $620136 WE BUY USEDFURNITURE& LL OF THE ABOVE PRO. PERTIES ARE AVAIL.AILE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT & Gt'— ilng & Boarding ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - Res. ___l _______ _________________ 51—Household Goods ____________________________ - rywalI, Ceilings, and Walls We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. SanfordAve. 4947 aft. I -- 'ywaIl niture, 20SF. 25th St. 323 09*1. Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call JIm 323-1155. Wedowashwlndows 677-5594 BARROW'S WELDING - Hon*InruvSmBnt% - , - "v' r. .I pci. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with _iy aymants :mdr- :Low F YOU REALLY WANT TO SILl. YOUR HOUSE, CALL 323-1774, WI HAVE BUYIR5I - ' .' A 74395 MyrtliAve- - - ',,g ?oa.a GIRl. I V ) IVL BROKER 314.333.1543 Eve xsMa.s4lo :USTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR, 1S *2410 sq ft of quality features on beautiful 142a 17$ corner lot. Below cost at 174.50011 5OC!ZTT I Sanford 321 0440 ' . _- --. APARTMENTS "Luxury For Leg" - .SEIGLER REALTY SIedIe - I, 2,3 BR. Suites Unfv-. —Athil!. FamIy - Laundry 'Oviit —1 - Story BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. 377-l)1 - - . 150$ W. 25th ST. , E DAY to bu a . - 322 -___________- - ROY'S PAINTING lI;tcrlor Exterior 323 9031 Free Est _______________________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur- - Painting ___________________ Painting uy Anthony Corino. Quality In,. or Ext., pressure cleaning Free Est. 3720011, _____________________________ essnking WE UY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIREWOOD $lSfor$' pickup delivered 201 S. Park Ave. 3226509 - Sanford ROAD - GWALTNEY JEWELER - - - 372-5791 Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5311 - YELLOWSAND Cash 322-4132 3225472 'Light Hauling :- FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL - _______________ SERVICESUNLIMITED Home Repair 8. Remodeling 2lhrs 3270771 - ' -. _______________ -- ______________________ Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, Beds, DbI. motel 0.5. & Matt, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323-7340. HARNEY, GENEVA AREA, $9,900. LOTS. Bo.uty Care - -- Vinyl Ponchos *2*9 ca ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ACRES IN UP$ALA TO $4,900 i WOODED ________________________ ___________________________ 68—Wanted to jy BUY, SELL, TRADE NEAR SERVICE. NEAR jL —jI servatory of Music. Beginners, - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CASH OR TERMS. ACRES for Sale MUST SELL I 15,500 Window Air Cond., excellent cond. 337.3930. OWNER SAYS REDUCE S 2½ •I .'.tII P085014 MARINE 59—Musical Murchandise ____________________________ Side by SIde refrig., $15; picnic tble w-? benches, $30; full size baby bed w malt, $25; Oak Porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk, $10. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3230951, SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. GOING Cadillac Coup DeViIIC runig good, leather Seats, new ttery. radial tires, muffler Shocks, 5695. 373 5262 lIar Paid for iunk I. used trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 ___________________________________________________ Call Clark 5. flirt 373-7510 LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF HOMES '6$ Dodge Polaris )r. HT, New Motor. Radio. Heater. 2S0. 323 8340 4464'. - -- NICE COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. $36,900. FINER Datsingood running cond $900 or best offer 365 6486 Cars Removed Call 322-1624; warranty. WIll deliver. Call 862 5394. Center & Studio, Sanford. Busirasi lojtos. Florida Martgage Investment, 1101 F. Robinson, Orlando, 472.2914. HELEN AREA. $50,000. GIANT OAKS-Rural lakefront 3 BR, 20 has 2100 sq ft on gorgeous 297' deep lot w-100' duals 49,000 mi., 52.500 130 03 3739111 From $1010 $30 Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages. We 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED. ROAD F RON TAG E. DELTONA AREA. $17,700. 5$ ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT. LAKE Ford Granada Ohia, exc. nd , AM FM stereo, Michlin BUY JUNK CARS or take over my payments 517.00-month. Still in 323 03?? - BATTERY SHOP 107W 27th St enroll now, ISa lesson. Student 47-A—Mortgages Bought ___&SokI COUNTY, CLOSE IN. $3,500, $1,000 DOWN. 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT Realtors/MIS 323-5774 24 Hrs. 197) Buick Regal $900 1971 Mustang $600 AOk TIRE 3227180 Stioc k'. $495 Heavy Duty $695 New flatteries 579 95 2413 French Ave., Sanford - NICE BUILDING LOT 70x130', ACRES HEAVILY WOODED Realty, IncI 14LAKE FRONT, VOLU5IA ose to your phone because Sanford. FIa. 32771 vestments, P.O. Box 39, Sanford 322-4141 HILLS, en you place a Classified Ad The Evening Herald, stay. i 76—Auto Paris 53—TV Radio Stereo Accessories MAKE PAYMENTS-'et te modelS. Call 339 9)00 or 134 S (Dealer) )mettling wonderful is about i happen. 47—Real Estate Wanted YR. OLD DBL-W1DEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 78, wCentral H&A heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. 43Lots-Acreage 92. I mile WCSI of Speedway. ytOfla Beach. will hold a )liC AUTO AUCTION every esday I'%aturdeya* 7:30. It's p only one in FlorIda. You sit e reserved price. Call 904.233lifer further details. dential Auctions $ Appraisals Orig $529. now $205 or $19 mo Agent 339 8336 Way, see uur beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear Up 's. GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA&FliAFinancing SCREEN PORCHES, AP. PL.iANCES, GOOD CONDl T1ON, WALK DOWN TOWN. $23,000. MORTGAGE. ACREA( lust off Like Mary Sled. This 9+ acres Is zoned api wisidi miens you can bee horses. Suitable for at best Ihome sites, even has a lan. spring fed - swimmin' hole. $43,500 with excellent . " en LSbs A. MIS 1w333-3IN YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE BIG VALUE I low price of this lovely 411,21home in i- AlIappl.,peeL$3flms, 1RIB. SecurIty.1574111. . B1—g, up. Pnd. rajiá ('all Dell's Auction, 323 5620 & DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION SERVICE Iii. 132,50011 ' - 323 0697 Ret. repo 16 cu It frost free. - 114(3 KITCHEN. REDUCED TO $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE " Sanford's most desirable IlSlIhbC,hood$. CIlIA,? FR's IN Is available for Immediate occupancy. $57,000. ia" - $41115nf Ora'Ji5 livIng. IMs. - - For Estate Commercial & Resi _______ 55-Boats 5GIscelIaneous ROOM. FIREPLACE, EATIN EUTV KENMOIfl: WASHER Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPL lANCES - 323 7531 French SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. (Hwy 17-92) SANFORD 323-7340 323 17)1 V,'astn'r repo C.E deluxe model Sold org $409 35. used short tune (tat 5)89 14 or $19 35 mo. Agent 339 8386 BROWSE AND SAVE . . It's easy and fun - - The Want Ad (H 322•9283 iO?W.Commercial Phone 372-7551, Sanfgrd _________________ location, extras md., C.H&A aM a brand new country kit, sw;mming pool, FP I many crs trees All this and a low dust payment. $67,500. ..'- 2SOSfl1 _____ Commercial tot in Longwood on Hwy 421, across from Lyman HS. Call Henry 339 524?. -- W. Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. PORC H & NEW ROOF. SACK ON THE MARKET This 3+ acre 3 IN, 25 older . - 46—Commercial Property - 2 BE DROOM, FRAME, 2 Rig, Real Estate Broker' ae4QjanfQrd Aye. ....321-O7$ 1Z* -' .. - - - - Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytime I 273 0751. 2565 Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 2' BATH, FORMAL DINING -'1 FEES - * - -- ,:.. - - - c .: NO IROKIRAGE' - 323-1159 after 5, COUNTY. $71,300. 3277912 BATEMAN REALTY 25-Lositi Use Your HameAs Security Colt Us Fortotass Tower Pinancs$eev, 11IS'141-2419 -- located off Courtland & Shallowlord, wooded, $3,200 WOODED, VOLUS - ' - 'i" - - Beautiful country lot in Deltona, 42-M)bile Homes ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service CARPETS, READY FOR OC .VSanford Ave.' ' - - - - - - z..j ___ ,. It WOl - - W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR 322-79*3 I BR, 10. all appl. md. W&D. approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will consIder terms. 521.000.. Orlando 771-1798. RIAL' -- - - - OpporTunities - '41.A-..cOndonhlniunn FOISaIS 322- 2420 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH i' 2 Lk Sylvan Area, S acres, 127.000. Other parcels avail. - ADORABLE 2 $313.11 vvklv, TSItO dally homework. Start Immed. Make this possiblIlty a reality. . Free details Stewt.C, 100 -4' Palrvlew Rd., Needham, Ma. 01191 , . . - Lakefront lIving Isavail. inthls 4 acre estate. 3BR, 4B wguest cottage, fruit trees. AR _--- ____ ____________ U) S324 O 4 OR, 20 LR & DR or 3 BR, 20w1g. FR, new roof, wds., carpet & appl. No qualifying, I yr. warranty, good location. 2435 Myrtle Ave. $5050 assume $31,150. 303-557.3029 aft 6 wk days. EXECUTIVE LIVING s..,,, £.—, 250 N. 11.52, Casselberry, Fl. 534.5300 Eve, 562.365! 'i3 . S 1 ri'n&h (17 92) S.'ntorci Sanford's Sales Leader ______________________ resumes will be acciptad through March 15, 1910. Apply ____ _-_____ Inc., Realtois - -. •-..' the Sanford Housing Authority, Administration Building, West 15th Street, Fio.'Wa. Opportuttity Empio MORRIS Sr. Req REAL ESTATE Broker WE BUY CARS VISA— MASTER CHARGE H. Ernest - Supervise accounting staff. M(i4t be able 1 CoSdittate . *oItalinm..Ws depart. ment, and 'maintain ac curate accounting of income 6': acres for only $16,500 . Very good terms. Osteen. 323 2017. ask for Tim CASH DOOR PRIZE _____________________ LUXURY LIVING 3 BR; 2B, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. --.. _____ _____ as. Condo, Kit equlçped, move in today for 133,900. preferred Three (3) years eiperisnc loun.ls, gsaI : • closing, tI'I$I balances and financial statements, ,.,, ____ __ 2 BR, Finance Director—Degree - ' ' GROVES The Real Estate Agency DREAMHOME3BR,2BinLoCh Arbor, C lilA, sc. porch, spacious well eqpt. kit. Lovely triad lot Many more extras, BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, 567.000. vacation, company car, retirement plan & more. For more Information call Rich or Marcia aft 4p.m. $341550. - . ___________________________ ' - - Lake front country charm, 2 BR, 20, brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. $31,900 by owner principals only. Call at t S 323.6507. -- We specialize InF AR MS RANCHES (Tm) 207 F. 25th St. / __________ _________ PARK REALTORS Branch 1j23'2222! Office Eve9. 377.0617, 322151? -. _________ MUST SEE! 3 BR. 18 home in Sunland w sc patio, FR, dec. FP, new kit, & a landscaped spacious lot. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $31,000. rT'I - '. Soare or pert-tim. Sales help wanted. Work out I your owfl home, sat your own hours, s.,qI EXCELLENT iNCOME, NO INVESTMENT. FrInge ' include, paid .:' bend Its ____ - Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot 01 our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Madal Inc.. Realtor 614-301) BargilnPrICèSil,000 Suniand Estates, Ca, 3 BR, 1B, 2 car carport, 1g. utility rm. wshelves, workbench, fenced bk yd, 1g. unit A.0 5. oil heat. Freshly painted. $21,000 to 6 pct $10,000 mtg. $314112 Broker owner _____________ 43—Lots-Acreage REALTY WORLD. .* * * * * * j1 -- - - Low Down Payment IEALTY r:z AAA EMPLOYMENT VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes 3lUmInum Siding, Perfect for growing family. Fireplace. Inc. corner lot. 1 yr. warranty. HAL COIJST $37,900. •MULT1PLE LISTING REAL TOR Room for an office with 3 Bdrm, 1k. Harney, lake front. 200' 2 Oath home to enjoy. One.half acre Zoned commercial on busy four lane. $34,900. 323-7832 '- . ---- . picturesque part of Sanford. Large rooms, exterior done In ... _____________________ * * * * IBdrm, 2 Bath, 2 story home in -: * * * * * * .. Will consider VAor PItA. 1 i". werranty, $37,500. '" " ___________________ c . ' _EvesL9.5I00, 372.1959. 323-4302 . LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood, convenient location to Sanford & 1.4. Beautifully landpcap.d yard. :' ' 41Ho.Jses . STEMPER AGENCY --- - TERRIFiC 4 BR, 28 home in Sanora wall the extras. C HIA, w wcarpet, pan FR, eatin kit., inside utility, pantry & more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $37,500. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349.5100 3221939 --. OLD MIMS ROAD-20 Acres (+ or .) on paved road. Improved pasture, partly wooded. Zoned AI. $65,000 ' - -. - . -, '-'-' 32726. - - -------------- - Box 186, Eustls, Fla. __________________________ - - -. ' -- ' area. To get d.. contact River & Hwy 46. $110,000. i'.- B, Furnished, carport, enc. porch, no pets, in First area. 5744215. open. licensed b*ers UNLIMITED POTENTIAL 'Development opportunityl One entire block Z-commonW. 1st St. $110,000. . - - 41—Houses SUPER 4 BR. 28 home in Mayfair on a beautiful lot CHIA. FR, FP, Ig rm & motherin law Suite. Enjoy your pool & patio. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $61,500. 6+, acres on beautiful Wekiva -- - tails, take a minute and - - and have Sanford - ., ________________________ 33Hot, -- an expansion program In *- - ____________________________ want real value In a marketing program. We're now entering into - - - who Wareltouseexp., rapid original with the Clerk of Circuit Florida In for reel estate licensees - WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE Joseph Pouk,whoseaddress is RI. Corlez Avenue, Winter Springs, MARY, FLORIDA, AS HEREIN 2, Box 633, Lovely 2 BR, 28 home, 70 Broadway St., Enterprise, 10 mm. to Sanford, $335 mo. Bob Sherwood 196-0577, 644-8110. i 2597 S Sanforcs Ave -- '79 Jeep (red) CJ S Deluxe too. $500 & assume 10,r, BARGAIN iV's Why pay more? HERB - S TV "lwanttoknowiffoo spoflage will accelera REALTORS CIAL 3 BR, 1'28 home on autiful lot, many extras, CIA, w w carpet, DR. pan FR. :c rm, w-bar. BPP SER. VICE CONTRACT. $49,500. .LLURlNG COUNTRY ESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized BR's, 20's i- guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. IOOYDSTOLAKEMONROE I' Originally $619. aSSUITIe pay ments c'S $21 mo Agent 339 8386 FENSTROM 8—Autos for Sale L.srge Selection of clean modern lurniture including extra nice Rattan bar & 4 Stools, bed room Suites. living room couch & chair Sets, plus odd chest. dressers. chairs 8. t,ibtes of all kindS also color TVs 8. assortment of household briC a brac Push button Control;. has caro uScL still in warranty - Somebody is looking for your bargain Offer it today in the Classified Ads MON., MAR. 10,7 PM M)CROWVE 4LTY 1971 750 Honda, some custom niCe clean $1150. aft 6 p.m 323 2299 .PUBLIC AUCTION. 52—Appliances _____________________________ 1979 KAWASAK I 100 $1600 323 6016 - GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 322 5721 _______________________ A TOUCH OF COUNTRY in Longwood. I BR, 20 oversized lot, Z.comm. $39,500. 72-Auction Sanford. 32257" REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7498 with payments $2301 under to aufied buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1-293-9571. 3227480 AOKTIRE NEW TIRES $19 591 UP Sanford 2413 FrenCh Ave Diamonds. Bridges Antiqu 323 2801 Used lull size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $11 9Sea pc P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? 92. So. of Sanford ' 78—Motorcycles Buy to Sterling Silver. Oriental Rugs, - Call Bart SANFORD REALTOR )P Antiques, modern furniture, off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets Only! Free local delivery. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of NEW HOMES ______________________ openings OF -- ______________________ '_______________________ has Why buy used? New brand nemç box springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost Twin, full size. queen & king. Jenkins FurnIture. 205 E 25th St. 323 0981 - 299 Pool home, 3 BR, 28 *1720' of comfort, 1g. FR * New carpet, redecorated a 32'x19' pool. Air cond. a Lg. lot, fenced patio a OWNER FINANCING a NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS rice $49900. 56.000 dwn., 25 yrs. 12.5 pcI, at W8,67 per mo. FLORIDA REALTY - 68—Wanted ioldcIs LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 17 ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD 5 BEDROOM HOUSE NEED FIXI N' & FENCIN'. $330 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER. 321-0640. : AGENCY ALL 2541 S. French Ave. 322 0719, 322 5353, 322 0231 ________________________ - •, . ' Ideal retirement or starting, 2 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call for more details. 28w-garage on quiet cul.desac. $627393. __________________________ __________________ ' by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Knowles Reaity Inc. 628.3005 U. Mary, newly decorated 3 BR, REAL TOR ',. UN lIED FARM MLS. I acre plus wold home. Zoned for duplexes, city water I sewer. Super location $35,000. 0610. . .. [I 332- 041 or eves. 3230517......a SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYCE hOme3 BR, 2B. extra Ia. kit.. A. Fl. rm., one 1 acre. $ISOmo. Seigler Realty, BROKER, 371. '- Mary City Hall, 323.7910.' Equal OpportunIty Employer. REALTOR - - sure to aet re5uIIs * Unfurnished I BR, 20, LR & DR or 3 BR, 28, w.Lg FR. $375mo. 6 mo. lease. 2435 Myrtle Ave. 305 137-3029 aft 6 p.m. .wk days. . , owner financed 3397 Realtor Associate. %S.000dn., -- - - _____________________ 3 BR, 28. 2 story house $35,000 ______________________________ or LPN, 4 to 12 cart time. AppIy1ltpII1Ofl5IntOfdNur$in 1 Convalescent Center, Metlonville. MUFFLER MAN (1) BRAKE& FRONT END MAN (1) Musthave muffler shopexp. and ____________________ FHA VA. FHA 2351 24S Efficiency Apt., 1 Person * * -- 2005 Maple Ave., Sanford AA*IMPLOYMINT 12FrsnchAv.. 323.S17 CorneroflothlFrenctt "YQur Future Our Concem" NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 114intictiO,is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Notice of Administration has been Petitioner _______________________ PAUL J. PETERSON DET.56 own tools. A creative pro. that by virtureof that certain Writ mailed are required, WITHIN and Deceased ductive person who can do of Execution issued out of and THREE MONTHS FROM THE FRANK BATTAGLIA NEW SPRING LINE high quality work. Will find NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION underthesealoftheCircuitCourt DATE OF THE FIRST Respondent OF THIS good pay, good working TO ALL PERSONS HAVING of Seminole County, Florida, upon PURL ICATION NOTICE OF ACTION Creative Expressions 3227113 CITY OF LAKE MARY, OR CLAIMS DEMANDS a final judgement rendered in the NOTICE, to file any objections TO: conditions at Mr. Muffles'. FLORIDA AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE they may have that challenge the PaId vacaIions aforesaid court on the 2$th day of FRANK BATTAGLIA NOTICEOFPUILIC AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Hospitalization, uniforms. ia-Help nted . INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: January, A.D. 1980, in that certain validity of the decedent's will, the RESIDENCE UNKNOWN HEARING _______________________ Carl 323.5946 forappoI,m.nt. case entitled, Judith B. Hudson, qualIfications of th, personal LAST KNOWN MAILING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; ARE YOU HEREBY Plaintiff, .vs. Jack R. Hudson, Sr., representative, or th, venue or ADDRESS: UNKNOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTIFIED that the ad. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ jurisdictIon of the court. CieaningSsnfordApts. YOU ARE HEREBY by the City Council of the City of ministration of the estate of Paul c:f Execution was delivered tome WANTED a person or persons Quarters IVacant units ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS,AND NOTIFIED that an action for to milk a sweet Jersey cotv 15714 Lake Mary, Florida, that said J. Peterson, deceased, File as Sheriff of Seminole County, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED dissolution of marriage has been Council will hold a public hearing Number eO.54-CP, Is pending in the any morning Mon. thru FrI., Florida, and I have levied upon the WILL BE FOR EVER BARRED. filed against you, and you are Tree Climber, chain saw man w. on the 17th day of April, 1910, at Circuit Court for Seminole County, will receive 1 gal. fresh milk, Date of the first publication of required to serve a copy of your following described property or wout pIckup truck. Sales Call 333.1$ft. ?:30P.M.toconsideranordinance Florida, Probate Division, the owned by Jack R. Hudson, said this Notice of Administration: written defenses to It. if anY, on person (will train) 339.5212. entitled: address of which is Seminole propertybeinglocatedinSeminole March 10, 1910 CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY County Courthouse, Sanford, County, Florida, more par. BRUCE V. JACOLICK * * * * * * * * Petitioner, whose address is 612 OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA RE. Florida 32771. The personal As Personal Representative Legal Notice ticulariy described as follows: Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, ______________________ , ZONING CERTAIN LANDS representativeoftheestateisJohn f the Estate of SUPER VISOR Sanford, Florida, and file the Home located at 201 North IN RE: ESTATE OF Publish March 10, 1980 * RUb ____________________________ Buildto Suit -our blot ovi IOOKKEEPER.SICY ' GRAPEFRUIT FOR SALE 322564$ ______________________________ * I ___ one of the family In this fast moving office. Earn extra money at home. Good pay. Easy work. No experience necessary. Start immedIately. Send name and address to BW.EH P.O. Box 13332A Orlando, Fl. 32I0. 9..._Gn 'Things to Eat ______________________________ * * working with people. Hours must be flexIble. Salary: 17,50049,400 D.O.E. Ap. piications and resumes will be accepted through March ii, 1910. Apply at the Sanford Housing Authority, Ad. ministration Building West 10th Street, Sanford, Florida. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER _____________________________ 6-Child Care 41—Houses , stiller openings now. Cobia Boat Co. Silver Lake Road, Sanford. Applb 9 to 11 am. -- I _________________________ ___________________________ , - . M ____________________________ - Boat assembles's I Engine in. Ntfl Social Services Aide-Some _________________________ clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must beinwriting and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidat,d, the nature of the uncertainty shah be stated. If the claim is secured, the surity shall be described. The ciaimani shall delIver sufficient IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN 18—Help -- Be Lonely? Write: "Get A ___________________________ copies of the claim to the clerk to AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, enable the clerk to mail one copy FLORIDA to each personal representative. CIVILACTIONNO,$0.372.CA.04.P All persons interested in the IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF estate to whom a copy of this ANN BATTAGLIA Division - ________________________ ___________________________ Eustis, Florida 32726 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DATED thIs 4th day of March, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Telephone: (904) 337-6441 Publish March 10,17,19*0 PROBATE lVlSION AD., 1910. DET61 File Number lO.54.CP MARY W. HAWTHORNE, - I t'j.jLIwIrItu _______________________ _________________________ CarpenteffOroJrmiIi. Exp. with sliiii saw, tabl• saw, band saw etc. Apply to 11 a.m. CObii Co., Silver Like Road, Sa"tOrd. Sundaj - Noon Frida,j _________________________ 4—Personals MI - HarCar Aluminum Noon The Day Before Publication _,, ---.------..-.- (aen,rair.c1urynp rtI1LilC? --- [1 References required. and --. 1 GENERAL LABORS day shift apply at American Wood Product Miii Office, 200 father of child born to reasons demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Sad Court on this 15th day of February, 1910. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of said Court By: Cynthia Proctor Depufy Clerk RICHARD 0. OWEN. P.A. CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS I Dl inspeclea by the - CLASSIFIED DEPT. the natural County Courthouse. Sanford, BERNARD V. JACOLICK, Amend to read (2) Single. Florida 37171. The names and deceased, File Number S031.CP, Family dwelling with 1,000 sq. ft. addresses of the personal is pending in the Circuit Court for minirnumiivingaras,provididail Jane C. Morris HEREBY representative and the personal SeminoleCounty, Florida, Probate o*erdensitycon?rsis.nd YOU ARE representative's attorney are set in flIgIti,n tha Ad,4r.t. , ...hI..h a "-' . . • uUU WI • r,qwr.muiys are mu. forth below. S•rninole County Courthouse, Adoption has been filed against Note; Subparagraph (a) All interested persons are Sanford, Florida. The personal remains unchanged. you and you are required to serve required to file with this court, representative of the a copy of your written defenses, if estate is The Planning & Zoning Coni BRUCE V. JACOLICK, whose mission will submit a recom. any, to it on RICHARD B. OWEN, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF address is 21312 W. Seep Willow mendationtothe City Commission P.A.. CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS THIS NOTICE: (1) all claims Way, Canyon Country, Calif. 91331. in favor of, or against, the way 11-97, Casselberry, Florida tjection by an interested person personal representative's attorney The City Commission will hold a 32701, and tile the original with the are set forth below. Clerk of the above styled Court on to whom notIce was mailed that Public Hearing in the City Corn. All persons having claims or mission Room in the City Hall, or before April 3, 1910, otherwise challenges the validity of the will, the qualifications of the personal demands against the estate are Sanford, Florida a? 7:00 P.M. On ajudgment may be entered forthe public. City Clerk - - Orlando 322 - 2611 amendment to the Zoning Or. dinance oS the City of 5ard, Seminole County, Florida. Ordinance No. 1091. Article V. use Provisions, Section 2, SR.1A. Single.Family Residential Dwelling District. Subsection B. _______ reliable. United Savants. Seminole PlannIng and Zoning Commission intheCityCommission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Floridaatl:00 P.M. on Thursday, March 20, iNo, to consider the foilowing change and Monday, Mar, 10, 1950-35 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FACTORY WORKERS cooperitiv, Imirt, strong I CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICETOTHEPUIL.IC potIce is hereby given that a Public Hearingwili beheld by the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY -. ------- - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, This notice is given pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 166. nmv may Notice Legal Notice CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA !w!Iur rU5lP1tAIN5 1- - . •-- I Man, qualltycperatiOfl Iyrs exp. Patios, Driveways, elc.Wayneaeal.321'1321 j CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ReildCondemnedltouses 3335435 S. (3. BALINT - D To List Your 3210517 Custom built utility & boat trailers, truck ricks & misc. rep,rs. Get plenty of prospects Advertise your product or Service in the Classified Ads. ' - Business.,. I 3-22-26B - • e ' -; ' ;,i!_ I - ---- —Ii �- '-4. --.,-- BLONDI E 48—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Mar. 10, 110 WHERE IS PLEASE, M5 DITHERS ••.) THAT WORM? AT NOWAVTOTAL.KX ABOUT MR. orrERs BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I WORKEP ALL. DAY ON THIS PAELLA - MRS. ANDREWS, (RRY, BETTY,'\ J I CAI'iT SEEM TO FIND\ I I FILED THE IT. I'M LOOKING I CHEESECAKE I UNDER - 2 .' ,,.( ... U4DER'F SJ J 1j— --' NICE OF 'YOU TO IIELP ME SAKE, BETTY.' PLEASE GET MY CHEESECAKE RECIPE IN THE FILES.' FOR F47ZEA//A/G.' 21 1 e. EEK & MEEK AiaL. WITh Mt( Disease carrying fly 72nd Year, no. 173—Tuesday, March 11, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 by Howie Schneider 14 )&DM1OGRtIJ J1RI5HTM1fl4 FA'fl-4€R UP T ETR)j(s LUU.C.FUL kJL EIVI' IP.XM MAiD IkJt)E'F€&Jt)E&JT ________ ,•"'';' . Ed Sullivan (...ING THE 5H ERYIX)P'i' IN THE A RTMENT!J.._. 'U. TO A R PM _ ____ • TI / 1 _ _____ ': .:. - ____ 3.)(, BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl & HslmdahI PLEASE SIGMYX WANT BOOK. \ 'YOLJ Amok LONLf MR. Buwy;_ HO OO'4ET\ WRITERS CRAMP ) . fl'4E4EAO p........" - '•-y---47'4 [TI . - —.. ' ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST 1-RE A1Ojf liii ft---WYou'Re TNt FISH. 1 FRIe iJ 4eE SC.PIIN6 • coa 6K"6— '-IALSO HEMP 490U1 cMT1 '' "aaeari Nl64T5I V6.1., I SURE KNE SEEN 4 LOT 01 CARPETS SINCE i've KEN HERE 1 VMW a l.o'r o's OFPuttI4S'S 14P* I"1 r I i9I.'( IJOIN by T. K. Ryan • ZOONIES . r- by Craig L.gg,t.• UVISS AM Mud A PIñL .I OCRs" 46 - -, .-. tr - .. - ( - - - - .I - -, t• 1 - - - .- - At Fee Dog T1VC Casselberry Mayor Oiien Sheppard develop the property into a subdivision of has been iItructe(l to go to 'l'allahassee. single.faiiiilv homes. if necessary, to lobby through a bill Sheppard said today that he has congranting his city a 25 cent fee per ad- ducted a study on the development of mission if legislation is approved con. single family homes on that property. verting the Seminole Park and rioting 700 could be built. "Addressing Fairgrounds from a harness raceway to ourselves to the traffic problem, there a greyhound racing facility. ould be inure traffic generated b 00 Fht. (.ass lbt rrx (it Council il in homi s than b a dog track," Sheppard workshop Monday night gave the mayor said today Schulte said, however, the 700 new the instructions after the council was told --by Bill [)emetree, operator of the horse homes would generate more revenue for racing track, that while support from the the city to pay those traffic costs and ... .. city is paramount for the conversion to be related costs than the dog track conapproved, he will not support the ad. version would even if the 25 cent ad. missions tax for the city as ;irt (If the liIlSSIiiii were approved. In addition legislation. Schuttt' said traffic from horiies would Council Chairiiian Frank Schulte flow at various tunes throughout the day . suggested the 25-cent fee on all ad' while track traffic would be compact. nussions - both complimentary and Without the admissions ft't', he noted, purchased — to defray costs to the cityof the property taxes received from the providing street improvements anti other track would be little in comparison to . .. necessities and for the ''inconvenience to homes. The hoiiies would pay , he said, be suffered by the citizens'' by the traffic not only a substantial amount of property generated by the expected 300.000 dog taxes about $5t,00() annually — but also traxicliise taxes and utility taxes. racing fans. Schutte said a 25-cent, acrcss-theSheppard said today, the operators of bo ird lu 0111(1 genera te about 001) the harness rats. ha'. & agreed to p II i innuall ,md u ° $40,000 for a traffic signal at Semmnola well to guarantee (asselberry citiiens lioulevarl and Winter Park Drive; $7,000 their property taxes would not be u. to outfit extra (lut'. traffic officers; to creased to pay costs to tIit' city front the upgrade water flow system and install dog track ulx.'rations. additional f ire hydrants if necessary - . - - - - . - - -. -- - ' 4 Meanwhile, Stanley Kupisei.ewski, alter the city's fin' chief does an inner of not only the 20-plus acre harness spection; to 1)iY for two extra firefighters - ow raceway, but also another i:W acres who tiiu.st be hired at tlit' rate of $10 per surrounding the facility, said his family hour each for four hours per evening and for each extra has borne the burden for .10 years of to paN $10 t Seminole County toot (Ilihitol for the Council II %%ho will h.we to be hired. tr}1II'tik ,i success of Arts and Sciences For C entral F lorida, Is to help racing. lie told the city council if the Sheppard said Denietree has agreed to make th1 ittililk aware of art in the enmity attn is it legislation permitting the conversion sign an agreement with the city bright and colorful addition to downtown Sanford. does not pass, he may be forced to guaranteeing the funding. Herald Photo by Tom Nelxei DOWNTOWN DIMENSIONS The mural painted on the side of buildings on Magnolia Avenue and First Street In Sanford draws an admiring glance from a woman. The mural, designed and executed by 1km Reynolds, PRIMARY DAY NBC Pl"cks Lon- wood As Kev Prest"denti"al an t ijy UUNNA Herald Stall Writer When NBC projects the winners of the presidential preference primary In Florida shortly after the polls close at 7 p.m., the views of the voters of Smlnole County's precinct 33 In Longwood will be part of that projection. Laurin Milton of Fern Park was stationed on the front porch at Longwood city hail this morning asking the voters as they came out of the polling place to answer a number of questions on an NBC Poll. Milton said the voters were being very cooperative in filling out the lengthy polling sheet. Milton's responses to questions about the poll were the same: "1 don't know." It was not known why the television network chose precinct 33; how the pollsters were chosen or how the questions were composed and selected. Carolyn Churchill, a researcher with election headquarters at NBC-Tampa said today the information and the process used in the poll aie confidential." Eligible to cast ballots in precinct 33, which includes most of the old section of Longwood, were 1,451 people, including 856 Democrats, 4fl Republicans and 123 from splinter parties. Poll workers reported a steady flow of voters in that particular precinct. Only Democrats and Republicans could vote their preference In the respective contests. But all voters were considering two state constitutional arnendments — limiting Ithe Jurisd1liction of the Florida Supreme Court and raising the homestead exemption to $25,000. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office said the only problem reported from the polls this morning came from Altasnonte. AWA f t .•..-;. '.4 II kit 11 P)l • jfl where one computer-card voting machine broke and another became arnmed. The problems were quickly rectified, Mrs. Bruce said. Mrs. Bruce has predicted a 60 percent (35,275) voter turnout of the 58,793 registered voters in the 67 precincts of the county. Different colored "secret ballots" were given to Republicans and Democrats in the NBC poll. Questions on both ballots were similar, asking for whom each voter voted and why, giving multiple choices for each question. Each ballot had one radically different question. The Democratic ballot asked: Did the accident at Chappaquiddick in IM involving Senator Edward Kennedy and Mary Jo Kopechne, and Kennedy's explanation of it, raise or lower your opinion of Kennedy's ability to handle the duties of the presidency? The choices for response were: haven't heard of Chappaquiddick; raised my opinion of Senator Kennedy; lowered iny opinion of Senator Ken. nedy; didn't change my opinion of Senator Ken. nedy; not sure. The Republican ballot asked: do you think the fact that Ronald Reagan is now 69 years old makes him more able to handle the duties of the presidency; makes him less able to handle the duties of the presidency; makes no difference in his ability to handle the duties of the presidency; not sure. I - Other questions concerned the voters' views of the equal rights amendment, mandatory permits for handguns; nuclear power plants; abortion; reinstatement of the draft; drafting women into the military; federal spending; the defense budget; Middle East peace negotiations; national health insurance; labor unions. -. - Herald Photo by Donna Est. Ken Brown (left), sales manager for the eastern seaboard for NBC News affiliate WESII-TV, Winter Park-Daytona Beach, shakes hands with NBC pollster, laurin Milton of Fern Park, after turning over to Milton the poll form used In "key" precinct :13, Longwoud. 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Each night and have received an Rh he starts to hiccough at the table and leaves it for the immune injection? bathroom where he vomits DEAR READER - Your what he has eaten. He returns doctor will do his best job for but he Is no longer able to you if he knows all of your finish his meal. lie's lost a few medical history. You were pounds already. given the Rh immune globulin He is 73 years of age and to keep you from developing every afternoon he goes for a an Rh problem with your walk and before he returns he subsequent pregnancies. An usually drinks two bottles of Rh positive person has a beer. I have supper ready substance in his blood cells when he gets back and the that Rh negative people do not problem begins all over have. When an Rh negative again. What do you suppose woman is pregnant, if her can be done' I. baby happens to be Rh DEAR READER - Hicpositive she will gradually coughs are apparently related develop an allergic reaction to reflex actions. This can be the Rh positive blood In the associated with a trigger baby, The Interaction that mechanism In the back of the. results can damage the baby. - - ,&._ . • throat or it often mien associatea Now, if you give birth to an Rh negative child then there with irritation of the will not be any need for you to diaphragm. The latter can occur with excessive take Rh immune globulin. But distension of the stomach. after every pregnancy, If the HOROSCOPE Your husband should see a child is Rh positive, you doctor to make sure he's not By BERNICE BEDE OSOL should receive such protechaving some problem with tive measures, swallowing or in food passing I am glad that you received through the esophagus (food For Tuesday, March 11, 1980 the protection you needed tube) into the stomach. after your abortion. It will If these things are normal I give you a better opportunity would suggest a change in his. YOUR BIRTHDAY Express yours to others, but to have a normal healthy habits. 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' VfflGO(Au.22et.2) PISCES (Feb. 20-March To strengthen a bond close to 20) This should not only be a your heart, adjust your fun day for you, but one In thinking, Then you'll be able P.i%fl .nt1A •II.,I which you may figure out new to "IIA iI'JAiLU LIILAim IIIA II4IIU the other persons should have walked in." approaches toward points. Alan: "I take It that South developing several friend. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) drew trumps before losing the ships. Romance, travel, luck, Your mind is geared to details clubfinesse. He would still get resources, possible pitfalls today, so spend your time and one diamond discard on a good club, but he had only one and career for the coming energy doing chores that call monthe are all discussed LVI in ,.. . trump left In dummy to try to UIIA. ruff two diamonds." your Astro.Graph Letter, Oswald: "lie just played SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) which begins with your btrtwo rounds of trumps. Th en he thday. Mail $1 for each to In your Involvements with lost the club finesse and West Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio friends, It will be important to led the third trump." City Station, N. Y. 10019. Be pur your own personal touch Alan: "Here is the correct on all shared activities, sure to specify birth date. play for the benefit of any projects or even con. readers who haven't already ARIES (March 21-April 19) versations. seen it. Ruff the heart; lead a Do so Your scope of vision is a little diplomatically, however. trump to dummy's king. wider than usual today, so If Finesse the club right then and there. Even if West leads SAGfl'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23there is a goal you deem a second trump, you will still important, concentrate on Dec. 21) Ideas to improve have two trumps left in to new ways bring it. about, your personal security could dummy. You cash your two be presented to you today. high clubs to get a diamond TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't shrug them off as discard; cash the high diaThose you associate with pipedreams, for you can monds and crossruff for the he-today could have some in. make them work, rest of thetricks." teresting bits of information. Oswald: "Just a comment CAPRICORN r. s_Mw,. _,.. (Dec on the bidding. South's slam Don't be afraid to ask a lot of 19 You have a healthy bid was a gamble, but the sort questions, curiosity today and night find of amb is worth yourself investigating all ByOiwaldjacoby ki:;.He knewt there could C5MiNI iMnu -' types of subjects. You'll gain sad Alan Sostag not be a good play for seven Present your Ideas to those a lot more than you thought since North had merely given whom you think can help you Oswald: "When I saw a single raise." with a puzzling situation. today's hand played, I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) They may offer solutions you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. watched South wind up one (For a copy of JACOBY hadn't thought of. 19) It won't be enough for you trick short, Of couse, he was CANCER (June 21-July 22) to leave things to chance, unlucky. Trumps broke 3.0, MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Other opinions could prove instead you'll probe for new, both minor suit finesses were Bridge," care of this newsp a wrong and diantonds broke 4- per, 0. Box 489, Radio city extremely valuable today In a creative ways to better your 2. South complained. North Station, New York, N.Y. decision-making situation, lot, sympathized with him and no 10019.) I <' I OONT WANT,ANY OF THAT JUNK! ACROSS by Chic Young p. Pollce.Departmenf Needs Auxiliary Volunteers equipment for the volunteers, as well as their training, said become full-time police offiaers, said Rotundo, By DAVID M. HAZIER Rotuzxk. HeraldStafl Writer Recent changes and moves have led to the drop in the The Sanford Police Department Is looking for about a dozen "We call them part-time police" he said, explaining the number of auxiliary officers, said Rotundo, who is looking to men and women interested In volunteering their time to help auxiliary officers must spend a minimum of eight hours a bring the force back up to strength. patrol and protect Sanford, says It. Mike Rotundo. week riding with patrolmen on regular duty. Applicants must be 21 or older, he said, adding applicants At the moment, the department has OnlY 12 auII1Iry of. Volunteers also serve as dispatchers and do other police will be screened using the same guidelines applied to police ficers, down from the 20 to 25 the department usually has on work when needed, he said. officers. Both men and women are welcomed to volunteer, W rolls, he said. Rotundo said many of the auxiliary officers are people Rotundo said. AuIliaiy officers are community members who volunteer kicking to become full-time officers. By serving as volunteers Auxiliary officers donate most of their services to their time to assist the 50 full-tIme Sanford patrolmen, on the Sanford force while taking the 380 hours of college work community, said Rotundo, explaining they are only paid when Rotundo salt mandated under the state's minimum police standards law, they provide security for school basketball and football games. After undergoing an IOboir course, the au'4i1a"y offks the potential officers gain experience which can help them get an coidered police officers, with the Mine tights slid a full.tlme job, he said. Applications are available from the Sanford Police remilglitje no pt)eflt_provides all wilformi_and _flv.r-the.paj'_two yr _RI)lJf_ 'n_¶")lccr:_Depurimcnt_on_U.C. 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SANFORD 700 French Avenue Ar,__ .. __ - Ph! 2247fln - - ., - ,' .....' ,4 ~ ,Voj- Ah WOW reWe ,vi __ Saulird: I fdak he KWW) So" do WK ___ Castro Congratulates Khomeini • Carter said he was forced to halt the mission when the rescue helicopters developed "equipment failures." Il1l (UP!) President Fidel solidarity messa ge in th e name of the radio reported army planes were He expressed "deep regret" at the s Ca tr o sent a message to Ayatollah people of Cuba. searching for American Marines Khomeini toda deat hs of t he eight crewmen killed w hen y expressing Cuba's "We want to tell you our fraternal th e plane and helicopt ted stil.1 in the remote desert. er co llided as they President Abothassan Bani adr flew "solidarity" with Iran in the wake of the solidarity in this moment that a new and were pulling out. The president said they a bortive U.S. attempt to free the severe menace of armed aggression had over central Iranian town where the hostages, Radio Ha been originally sent to the desert va na reported. from the Yankee imperialists is facing location "to position our American hostage attempt was aborted. team for later In a broadcast monitored in Miami, the revolution in Iran," the message He said he saw t he wreckage withdr awal." five Radio Havana said, "Fidel Castro sent a said. helicopters and two planes on theofground. ___________________________________________________________________ Iran said two of the U.S. air craft Carter said he decided to go a head with the mission, which recalled a successful carrying Marines and CIA agents including an unspecified number of In- inflicted a defeat and flight on the raid by Israeli commandos to rescue crashed in flames under attack by jured who were expected to recover.' Americans and their mercenaries Un hostages aboard a hijacked El Al airliner Iranian warplanes, The United States Carter, looking solemn, appeared on In their history and the at Fnte sail In U&uda In July u. 'OUM, killing nattet4e evisboo - and said, "the precedented tstos'y of the world." ----------1978, becauseairport of "the steady unraveling eight people, and that all American responsibility Is fully my own." He said "Their planes have fallen, their of authority in Iran." personnel were evacuated, he personally decided first to stage and heli copters have got stuck In the mud," He said all those Involved knew "the Interviewed by Western television then to abort the mission, the radio said. "They themselves have operation was cer ta in to be difficult and correspondents after he returned to It was not known how many men were become prisoners in the boundless prison was certain to be dangerous" and added Tehran from a tow of southern and Involved In the mission or where it of the desert." the it had "an excellent chance of success." central Iran, Bani-Sadr made no direct originated. Carter said all the Americans II Iranian •II.I4J,military vVU asserted While the response to a question whether some Involved were volunteers. U.S. aircraft were downe As Tehran radio repor ted the abortive American raiders were left behind in Iran contradicted the U.S. version of pursuit by Its planes, Carter d during a mission, jubilant said Iranian Iranians demonstrated Iran. the Entebbe-style rescue attempt, saying officials had no knowledge of the raid in front of the U.S. Embassy and raced "If there are any Americans left they the aircraft crashed in the air during a "until several bows after all Americans cats through the city, blaring horns and will be captured within half an hour," he chase by Iranian air force planes. were withdrawn from flashing lights. Iran." told the correspondents. Ghotbzadeh said he appealed to the Ghotbzadeh said the foray "has put in Moslem militants holding 50 of the 53 Defense Secretary Harold Brown militants holding the 50 hostages in the danger the lives of the hostages" and hostages called reinforcements of categorically denied reports from Iran U.S. Embassy for 174 days to demon. thousands of Iranians gathered outside revolutionary guards to build up the 24. that any members of the strike force strate restraint. The militants had vowed the occupied embassy to celebrate the hour patrol around the beleaguered to harm the captives if the United States U.S. failure, were left behind, embassy, took any military action against Iran. Carter said the mission was But the militants had no Immediate President Carter said the U.S. military He said Iranian President Aboihassan "humanitarian" and intended to comment about the failed American rescue mission was aborted Bani-Sadr had flown over the of the alleviate international tensions created mission. because of an equipment failure and collision near the desert townsite of Tabas, by the near halfyear crisis. UPI Reporter Donal O'Higgins said before the strike force could withdraw, about 300 miles southeast of Tehran, and But Ghotbzadeh declared the U.S. militant guards outside the embassy two aircraft - a C-130 transport and a reported seeing five burning helicopters, mission amounted to an "act of war" and "showed their undisguised delight with helicopter-collided on the ground in the tents and blankets, said: "I now compare this to the Hitler large grins lighting their faces." He said Iranian desert, killing eight crewmen. He In a commentary of the aborted invasion of Austria. It is the same with the mood was "more of jubilation than said all the Americans were evacuated, mission, Tehran Radio said Iran "has excuses offered for such acts." hostility or approaching catastrophe." - Bush Supports President; Kennedy Subdued ___ • World reacts to fiasco. • Carter upsets Congress? -Stories on Page 2A . - - - . Ole hostages' safety. Mr I .nnkn pnn,.,Iu it. ,J k........ UI VUIU7 commercial and economic officer Morehead Kennedy, said she was "ap.. • . . palled" by the abortive rescue attempt and can only "hope and pray" the -hostages will not be hurt as a result. Mrs. Kennedy, contacted in London, is currently on a visit to Western European Kennedy, in a statement Wulled In • capitals to seek support for obtaining the Detroit, was more subdued, saying he hostages' release. shares "the feeling of all Americans at Judy Haessly of Milwaukee, an aunt of hug sad moment for our country," He .. . hostage Kevin Hermening, said, "Right sold Amaicam are united "in our • Amok now I'm very scared about the whole determination to hold the Iranian situation and would like to know more government fully accountable forthe• -. adety Of . . about it ... How much do the Iranians know about this and how are the Family members of hostages ex TED KENNEDY pressed fear the Iranians might now militants going to react, that wares me. 11 ,..avolds criticism hwm the CIPUVOL Richard GaUegos of Denver, father of was taken over by Iranian milItants Nov. hostage Marine Cpl. Billy Gallegos, said, Sara Rosen of New York, mother of 4, "We really weren't expecting anything American __tageBarryRmen sobbed he l San Diego, wife of Ukethis! Just hope there won't any of retaliation on the hostages from & thing hostage, Rkhard Morefield, said attempt Carter's decision: "Onlyhe has oil ale tka • ' " f' ' ' •. 1 F - • •. .' - GEORGE BUSH ...uneqiiivocable support like this. Sen.Charles Percy R.IIl said he was dabout the abortive mission about 12:30 a.m. today. nr nou no uwnesi 091114g Information and he has to make th ese It. decisions. We have to accept them If he "He should have waited a little bit thought this was best and if he thought hodtøo1itt1s lets. Iwoult't MW until it simmered" in Tehran, she the hostages were endangered." salt trying to kill them," cool . l. ____ Mrs. Morefield, whose husband was Sa the hMtIi up °' The White House said an attempt to the consul general at the U.S. Embassy, wIthin 72 hews arid It they dide's, r== the 53 Amwican held in Iran was said she hoped the Iranian militants i'celed by President Carter because of would not take reprisals against the "etl 1pI11eI111 fathie." As U.S. forces were tarpsli, let On get the civthus eK .4 if Wy d't i.. die withdrawing, two American planes SeveraloftbefaJI1fly members ofounr collided on a desert airfield In Iran, hostages contacted by UP! did not know , bmib0mout, I beIle. killing eight airmen and injiring otheral of the rescue attempt and refused to MrROM'g WAS attache crjnunejg until hearing from the State - assigned to the U.S. Embassy when it Depatzt, but all expel fear f or warren 100 up &W : By U ni ted Press International Iran claimed today the United States lost seven aircraft in its abortive raid to rescue the 53 Am erican hostages. Tehran • -Carter of "trying to kill" the hostages. " Bush, in Southfield, Mich., said, "I . uneivocablyaupp president no ifs, ands or buts. This is not time to go one up politically. He made a difficult, cowageous decision." 150 - Iran Gives Own Version Of U.S. Rescue A empt United Press Interutleual. Republican presidential candidate George Bush said he backed President Carter on the abortive Iranian hostage rescue mission and Sen. Edward Kennedy said the nation is determined to hold Iran accountable for the hostages. But the mother of one of the hostages - accused GOOD ML TWill TNUIS., MAY 1 .. . . ANWARwww sç, - "He's . ,.ir., . 634 Each Sheet 3/8"x4'x9' .. ........6.05 1/2" x 4' x 8' (3 ply).. . . l/2"x4'x8'(4.... 6/8"x4'x8' ...... ... •1 . YourCholce: 11½C PWRMA.W• HOURS: 730 100 Monday thi'u Saturday aoNd Sunday • and U - - '.''• CDX 1 x 12 NIL SHELVING SHEATHING PLYWOOD (Thlhilt*qth.R. unless sts.l, to. sIiforrigpoc opsnlng.Adjuss. glass shelves. * 22". u , Reginald Hill, 54, uDeaspi.,ed Saflfbrtli "I think that's a great idea m'self. It's time for them to start doing something. Iran seems to be doing it all and it's time we did sOmething. I think we should continue pressure on them. If we do, they'll get the message and let them go. 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Algernon Speer, who owns property Photo on Page Herald Staff Writer __________________________________ Traffic on Magnolia would be downtown has opposed the project, and The majority of downtown business limited to vehicles entering or leaving threatened to file suit if the project is people want the revitalization of the -Conversion of the property owned by parking spaces. undertaken. downtown "model" area begun at once the Senkarik brothers Jerry, Edward - Parking on Magnolia would be "We believe it is important that the and will tell the Sanford City Commission and John on Magnolia Avenue to a changed from angular to straight whole plan be implemented," Mercer their desire at the May 12 city corn. parking lot to contain 30.33 spaces. The parking with an extra foot provided for said, adding the purpose of the mission meeting. building on that property burned down backout space on both sides of the street. revitalization pr oject is to draw people to The model area extends on First Street several months ago. The new spaces will The straight parking would make it the downtown area by making the area from Park Avenue to Magnolia Avenue more than make up 10 parking spaces to easier for backing out. Parking spaces more attractive. "Business would be and onto Magnolia Avenue. be lost in the alleyway off Magnolia and would be 10 feet wide by 20 feet long, the better and iiew businesses would be The Greater Sanford Development three on First Street. same size as parking spaces in the city drawn downtown," Mercer said. Corporation, which has spearheaded the The Senkarik brothers have offered to hall parking lot now. move toward downtown revitaliz He pointed out the downtown The alley off Magnolia would be used ation, give free the property to the city for the has ritalization is just the beginning of the for turning around. been circulating a petition with parking area for five years with the city copies of re vised plan to develop all of Sanford, including tth attractive pedestrian walkway plans for the work to pave and maintain th e par ki ng area among downtown merchants, the lakefront, the tank farm, the 13th would be provided to stores on Magnolia and provide li ability insurance, at- and First. Mrs. Rose Jacobson of RoJay's reet and 25th Street areas. a cording to Mrs. Jacobson. copy of the plan and petitions availhas able John Mercer, chairman of the Greater "We have to walk before we can run," for signing at her place of business. As of -Widening of the traffic lanes on First Sanford Development Corporation, said Mercer said. "We want to push th is to this morning 27 merchants had signed Street from 22 to 24 feet. Areas which are the petition puts the city on notice that completion and contin Jj.anford the petition, now yellow-striped on the street would be the merchants Several new features have been In. used for the planting of low-growing begun including want t he entire project what it has always been - the greatest the closing of Magnolia place In Seminole County and Central corporated into the plan Including: shrubs. There would be no planter areas Avenue. Florida." - 0 Two handle chrome finish fau. cat has Duralac knobs. For 3 hole 5-year limited warranty. No. 9210. Local People Merchants Push Downtown Plan To Failure - " HANDYMAN'S SPEAL SPECI LSJq Contains hood, 4' x 5' flexible hose and two cramps. PI(-5. CI TV I Dryer VENT KIT it-yourself Feeling • - �a . • - .4 . - - .. . - V .- • V. 10 I - •, - &:.t I' I 11 Friday, April 25, 19$0 fj PETITION Twenty-seven down. town Sanford mer. WORLD IN BRIEF chants who either own or occupy buildingsIn • L J QJ75. II '' .. L Eli I ,, . . ura iivenue to Mag. nolia on First Street urge in a petition to th e Sanford City Commis. sion attached to a copy of plans for downtown revitalization that the city begin work lmmediately to Imple. ment the plan. Th e petition Is to be presented to the cornmission on 1ay 12. Makeshift Airlift Adds Twist To Cuban Refugee Shuttle KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) — Sjx-foot seas and gusty winds slowed the armada of little boats shuttling Cuban refugees across the Florida Straits today but Hava na Radio reported a new twist — the first attempt at a makeshift airli ft, In a broadcast monitored in Miami, Hava na Radio said a light plan e from Florida landed at Jose Marti Airport and its crew asked to pick up refugees. The broadcastsaid theplanecrewwastolditcouidn tdoso at that airpor t but if it new to Varadero airport it could get a load. The broadcast did not identify the crew of the plane or say from w hence in Florida it came. A marina manager in Key West said eight "big boats" were tied up, waiting for the sea to calm before leaving for Cuba, Th e Coast Guard reported seas up to 6 feet in the 90-mile-wide straits. At the other end, a Radio Havana br oadcast said 400 boats were waitin g to load refugees at the port of Mariel, a bout 30 miles from Havana, 'qj " [:1.. ... . r:.,.... &i&: .-. - ..4. - . . .. ......... -.'.. — tI . . . •.. I - -,. -7r. _ .4_ . .J . ,,j . : •1 .. ' ' .' :.. . dg Herald Staff Writer A circuit cour t judge has denied several motions to suppress evidence in a trial starting Monday Charging a former Orlando resident with t he 1 978 rape and murder of an Orlando girl in Seminole County. Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler refused to sign several motions by Assistant Public — for telephones at the airport, jamming lines with calls to the United States, witnesses said. They said about five of the exiles, who had sli ght cuts and br uises around the face, said they were injured by jeering crowds of Cubans when they left Havana's Defender James Figgatt on behalf of Richard Oliver, 24, Jailed in Atlanta, Ga., since 1978 after being co nvicted of murder there, Oliver stands charged with raping and murdering Clara Laine Clayton, 16, of 3456 airport. Fairway Lane, Orlando, on May 19, 1978, He was transferred to the Semi nole County Jail on Jan, 27 after being sentenced to life for the Georgia crime, Carter May Welcome Cubans WASHINGTON (UP!) — The State Department is trying to stem the sealift of Cuban refugees by threatening fines and imprisonment, but the White House may change the rules. "We are in a process of assessing how we will deal with that very rapidly changing situation," White House press secretary Jody Powell said Thursday. 44 I nere's some uccision stuti that if it's not on the president's desk it will be shortly." U.S. Refugee Coordinator Victor Palmieri told a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee the ad. ministration did not have "an ultimate answer" about what to do with the Cubans. "We have 20 years of accepting every Cuban who could get out an d you don't turn that over overn ight," Palmieri said. Sacharin Bill Stays Alive e Allows Key Evidence In Murder By DAVID M RAzW SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UP!) Ninety-six Cuban exil es have arrived in San Jose aboard a Costa Rican Jetliner, raising hopes the airlift of the refugees would be resumed, The Costa Rican LACSA SAC-ill airli ner landed late Thursday at San Jose's airpor t with only five women aboard and mostly teen-aged youths who scrambled During hear ings Wednesday and Thursday, Monday morning wi th Jury selection, Figgatt introduced several motions. Some Assistant sta te attorneys say If Oliver is called for the suppression of statements con victed, the dea th penal ty will be asked, Oliver a llegedly made to Atlanta police in Only three times has anyone ever been 1978 after being told he would be charged with sentenced to death in the county, Assistant the Seminole crime, claiming the statemen ts Sta te Attorney Don Marblestone said, the were improperly obtained, third being murderer G regory Mills, senOther motions called for a complete tenced only two weeks ago by Circuit Judge J. dismissal of the charges, claiming Oliver had William Woodson. been denied a speedy trial. The disimissal motion complained Oliver was indicted by aSeminole County grand jury three times on the murder charge, but in two cases the State Attorney formally refused to prosecute him on the charges, waiting Instead for the end of the Atlanta proceedings. Leffler said he denied all the motions, clearing the way for Oliver's trial to begin According- to the Seminole deputy's report, Clayton's body was discovered by a pas by on May 20, 1978, on Lockwood Road, about 100 feet south of State Road 419. An autopsy showed the 16-year-old girl had been raped and died either of strangulation or blows to the head, Oliver, who took a bus to Atlanta on May 20, 1978, to visit his parents, was ar rested there by city authorities on charges of killi ng I woman there and dumping her body in se wer. Oliver was later convicted of that crinu sen te nced to spend the rest of his life In 4 Georgia jail. Oliver was first indicted for the Seminol murder on Oct. 2, 1978, by the county's grand jury. ARREST IN GENEVA A Daytona man has been jailed on charges of prowling while carrying an assortment of burglar's tools through Geneva, deputies report. James P. Joseph Jr., 18, Daytona, was arrested at the corner of Sta te Road 46 and Cockran Avenue, Geneva, at 10:45 p.m. Th ursday, deputies say. Joseph was arrested by deputies, who say they were responding to a suspicious person call. When they arrived on the scene, Joseph ran from them, they say, adding when he Wg tjirnA I. ....._ t......._J ... v w UAU1U carrying a iarge QUSI1ULY 0! tools ins hianket. SANFORD CHARGES TWO WITH INDECENT EXPOSURE Sanford pollee have agrested two men In 12 hours in two unrelated incidents of indecent exposure. After a man allegedly exposed himself to three juvenile females at 8:30 a.m. Monday on 18th Street between Elm and French avenues, police arrested James R. Allen, 28, of 2820 S. Park Ave., Sanford. Allen was arrested at 10 am. Monday at the corner of 22nd Street and French Avenue. He was charged with lewd and lascivi ous assault on a minor and held in lieu of $8,400 baiL less than 12 h later, police arrested William Oglesby, 500 Oak Ave., Sanford, charging he was the man who exposed TWO CHARGE WRONGFUL DEATH The deaths of two women in unrelated incidents In Seminole County became the subject of lawsuits this week in the county so ____ - - - . tgznaaif to two women walking in u j*rk st Fifth Street Oak Avenue.' He was arrested In the park, police say. CREDIT (AR!) FORGERY A Caseelberry man was ordered held in lieu Of $1,050 ball, following his arrest Wednesday on charges related to a stolen credit card. Michael D. Perry, Ash Circle, Cauelberry, was arrested Weckiesday at Butler Plaza on charges of forgery, possession of a stolen credit card, driving with a suspended license and several other charges, Deputies say they had been watching for him to return to the area where he bought a police scanner from a Radio Shack — Raymond Quinlan, Fern Park, widower of Mary Quinlan, 04 has filed suit against the owners of the Altamonte Mall and the mother of the boy whom the suit claims mugged Mrs. Quinlan in 1978, Injuring her and inflicting injuries which two years later caused her death. — David M. Cunningham, representative of the estate of Imogene McCain of Chuluota, has filed suit against the Food Fair Corp. of Phllade1plta and Willard Pearce, a bag boy at the Sanford Plaza Pantry Pride supermarket. The suit charges Mrs. McCain died on March 26, 1979, 10 days after she was hit by a group of shopping carts being returned to t he store by Pearce. The suit charges the negligence of the company and Pearce caused the accident, which ruptured Mrs. McCain's spleen. British 727 Jetliner Crashes A 20..year-old South Seminole Middle School Instructional personnel for Seminole County utility aide will be fired due to her arrest April Schools, said Mi. Howard had been 18 for allegedly selling a marijuana cigarette suspended for two weeks and will be fired, to a 14-year-old. despite the fact she has not yet been tried or Vonda Faye Howard, 1532 Coolidge Ave., found guilty of any crime. Sanford, was released from the Seminole "The school board can fire her for Chewing County Jail April 19 on $1,575 bond, gum, If that's an Infraction of the school Ernest Cowley, director of non. rules," Cowley said. S. os In WFair MKIN — . -' — _ - • ' 99"M a"kall, ckimm Frank A&nIirs*jon apecos said Mither the Qaids, Didabo a ra*ing Rqaiuiic. Defeise Departmsit flit 5tatj Dipirnenl Jacob JaWta R-N,Y,, wrot. crstary legal mds had even bem rcvItsUons Stats .Ces Vance to begin coniultatloms at amos thenielvu on bow lbs 1573 Wm "a early date," pros"inng fAll an. Powers Act, which remirw cewultitins with SntInUty. - Cngrqss In am 01 millhary action, would ( aoi.a'c. who saw (WCh Thriday said apply be pit. I Leaders Of the Senate Fonelgu Relations .iain igs - ' . . , X — _. I . ',. J 't - ~~', I - — — . . , _" '. - . I . There is no school board policy that deals specifically with employees that have been charged with crimes. SouthSemInoleMLdcIJescilprincipalsjd Boyette recommended Ms. Howard be fired and Superintendent of Schools William Layer approved the ditmilssal. • ...... - .. •. ..L , . .. .. 4 V 4 I called to the meeting," Isins said, believe It at all." European gold markets reacted sharply to He added that the Soviet Union remains. the new, Of the aborted mission and the "absolutely opposed" to any U.S. military' price jumped betw,i an ounce, while action against Iran. the dollar fell on meet markets. The Kuwalti In its first public reaction to the collapsed: news agency otsd London bankers as U.S. commando raid, the Soviet Union's: saying the market was In a "sta of panic." te state-controlled radio called the raid "an ACinkdeal 7,.,, unprédecented adventure undertaken by "In turmoiL" Washington u the disguise not in. In the Middle Esst leash radio said the tending to use military measures in the. attack w staged from an Egyptian air hew. Amerlcan.Iranian conflict." But an Egyptian Cabinet spokesman"On April 24, Carter's administration'! promptly denied the brash report as"tales." carried out an armed provocation against the In Paris, whet. he condactsd two days of republic of Iran,” the broadcast said. As with French mdii. on NgIl*r5tafl, A later radio broadcast said, "The White' Soviet Foreign Minister Andrel Gromyko House declaration Included the laughable Mid: "Who I hard Of the (rescue) affair statement as If the provocation was aimed at this piorning my first reaction was not to eMing the Internatjo situation," 3 . Thi War` Powers Act eoed on Nov. 7, introduction shall coomit regularly with the1073, *W Cut of the VIS War. COflJI until Ufljti 5t jn Forces; Ititate USpr to war Ot CS no lgs inee4 In IvflUL1. auie V. fl I-..- --.IW U.v WIUIO5I mealy, been removed from such leg In the dS'IIIOtInIaIIrg prooa Congr h,'hej Interpreted these 11 CoagPi.loual soU43as Pointed worda to mom "coangt in advance" durInE 04 applies spv"eslly to oms whets no the IPIS Iaridsntwtw, PruWug Gerald diduitios Of war h. been arvod by otdsr.d ares cps o retve 40 crew,' Of Co1S. mbers labia 1sonen by lb. CambodIan' It itates "The IWMidsnt IA ivory pblo cosunjvlW. on their ship the X. I'-"-'Il shell (Ssedt with Coagrom before m. I., lsdicieg United Statis Armed Forces Into eaders within 4$ bows of the"otlitIss it 1*110 nitMilom WhetS hTvlhhsflt CIIZIMUfiSet troo9m and erte that troops' In hostilities Is dearly indicated must Is beapproved withtka1,n 18 days unless the by the cirownelarse,, and after every such 'actIon byInCongrsa, — IN BRIEF I I ATLANTA (UP!) Defense attorney Nick Co-defendant Thomas Mitchell Is waiting it out Indictment were dismissed by U.S. District to get fresh air. Chilivis' words probably echoed the feelings of In a nearby hotel, Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. at the conclusion of During deliberations, marshals lock the everybody involved In Bert Lance's bank The jury appears to be making progress the government's case, door on the small, windowless room. fraud trial: "I wish it would end." through the 19 charges against the four Moye has ordered the jury to extend Its work One marshall described the panel as a "good Chilivis, Lance's lawyer, made his corn- defendants, day by one hour. Until Thursday, deliberations group" that is taking its job seriously. He said ments after the federal Jury adjourned Thurs. Thursday afternoon, the jurors requested a began at 9:30 a.m. and ended at 5 p.m. with a work papers, documents and notebooks used day evening. They will carry their document the judge had Indicated earlier this one-hour break for lunch. Quitting time is now during the trial are neatly packed and sealed deliberations Into a fifth day today as they week related to Count 19. The document, a 6 p.m. in cardboard boxes when the marshals enter mull over the complicated evidence. promissary note by Carr, had not been ad. Through Thursday night, the panel had the room at the end of the day. Earlier Chilivis said he had told Lance that mitted as evidence and the judge said they deliberated more than 22 hours. A juror escorts the marshals to another waiting for the verdict was the toughest part of couldn't have it. Poor ventilation in the jury room has been room and remains there until the boxes are a trial. Earlier reports have Indicated the panel Is an lrritatant for the jurors, who complained to locked up for the night. Lance spent the third straight day at his wading through the indictment count-by- marshals about the problem Thursday af. The panel must return 26 unanimous verhome, "Butterfly Manna," where he has count. If those reports are valid, then the ternoon. They said the room was getting warm dicts related to the 19 charges. Some of the awaited a verdict with co-defendants Richard deliberations would be at the half-way point. and stuffy and, when building officials failed to defendants are charged Jointly on seven T. Carr and H. Jackson Mullins since Tuesday. Fourteen of the original 33 counts in the correct the problem, they took an extra break counts. — __- MONEY$SQUEEZE Police Hold Klan Leader 1 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UP!) An imperial wizard and two other Ku Klux Klan members were bound to a grand jury Thursday for the shotgun wounding of five black women. City Judge Bill Cox raised bond for two of the suspects to $75,000 after officers presented evidence that Marshall Thrash, 30, of Chattanooga, fired the two .12 gauge shotguns and the other, William Church, 23, also of Chattanooga, drove the car Into position for the shootings. Church says he is Imperial Wizard of the Justice Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. The third suspect, Larry Payne, 26, of Rosaville, Ga., Is being held under $50,000 bond. — Leaders Seek Tax Comprornise Imposed by the 1979 Legislature. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) achieved without a boost In taxes for Gordon and Pajcic say the cap should most people, Legislative leaders are searching for a compromise acceptable to local be allowed to expire, allowing taxes to Cities and counties were limited In governments blocking passage of Gov. go up with assessments. However, the 1979 to 5 percent more property tax Bob Graham's property assessments homestead exemption on city and collections than they collected in 1978, county property taxes would be In. not counting revenues generated by proposal. Sen. Jack Gordon, D-Miaml Beach, creased from $5,000 — $10,000 for the new construction. Graham wants that and Rep. Steve Pajcic, D-Jacksonville, elderly and disabled — to $25,000, so cap extended, but with the provision offered one alternaltive to members of most of the tax hike would be washed that It could be exceeded upon an twothe Senate Ways and Means Committee out, thirds majority vote by the governing This would take a constitutional body. Thursday. The panel spent all afternoon amendment. Florida voters ratified an Local government officials appeared wrestling with Graham's bill (SB 505) amendment last month raising their by the scores before the ways and aimed at keeping property taxes from exemption on taxes for schools to means committee to argue that getting going up as assessments rise later this $25,000. a twothirds majority vote would be a Assessments will go up substantially political impossibility on most comyear and was unable to agree on anything. as Graham and the Cabinet enforce the missions, but they needed much more It will take up the issue against next constitutional requirement of assess- than a 5 percent increase to keep up week, considering the Gordon.Pajcic ment at 100 percent of just value. Most with inflation, now at 18 percent. plan and other proposals. counties are at about 65 percent now. Under the Gordon-PaJcIc plan, Seeking to provide renters with much Taxes will rise with assessments unless there would be no cap, so millage would needed tax relief, a House Finance and there is a reduction in millage, or the not be rolled beck as assessments go Tax subcommittee approved a bill to taxing rate, up. Revenues lost from the higher save tenants as much as $250 a year. Graham says uniform 100 percent homestead exemption would come The most controversial provision in assessments are necessary to make from the pot of money raled by higher the governor's program is extension of sure every county collects its fair share assessments, but significant amounts the 5 percent ceiling on increases In city of property taxes for schools, but he of funds would be left over which local and county property tax collections also says this uniformity can be governments could spend. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) — The Florida Supreme Court has upheld the state habitual offender law and reaffirmed the right of police to use breathalyzers and blood tests on suspected drunken drivers. In separate actions Thursday the high court rejected Fredford James Eustey's challenge of a 25-year sentenceleviedbyaBrowardCircuftjudgewhould It was necessary to lock the two-time felon up to protect the public. Eustey was first convicted of armed robbery in 1976 and two years later was nabbed burglarizing a home In Lauderhill, Graham May Probe Prisons TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham will decide early next week whether to have a grand jury Investigate allegations of inmate abuse, drug smuggling and mismanagement of prisons under Louis Wainwright. Graham huddled Thursday with State Attorney Eugene Whitworth, whose district encompasses the state's two main prisons, and Sen. Pete Skinner, D. Lab City, who suggested the grand Jury probe. Grand juries will convene next week in Union and Bradford counties where Florida State Prison and Union Correctional Institution are located, Dad. Aid. Charges Abuse MIAMI (UP!) — The business ma nager for Dade County schools says he was told by 'suspended Superintendent Johnny Jones to be careful not to let a r.quislticn for plumbing Supplies got lostina pile of other perches. order 'H. (Jones) was alerting me there visa requisition coining forward from MacArthur High School and he wouldllksimto give attention toltsoltwould not bsput 'in the stack Of requisitions that arrive daily," Robert Pubd Mid. Prosecutors at Jones' trial say the order was for lusury plwriblng supplies, Including some which wore ' gold plated. They sayJonss was Oft to boy them for No vacation hams with 18,055 In school system funde, HOSPITAL NOTES S*M1NOLS MIMOIIAI. 1011"IAL APRIL 241* ADMISSIONS 4,11110: Crmln Holticiaw Ellis Kin KJIele Morris Olsø.a J 11110"M Mends Oans OWW% a. TI*II Susie 01M Liii Mary Osriruds Jones. Ovieds Emma 0. Kyhos. New Jersey DISCNAIUS Sverofl A. On Esther S. CSIIIII OIra$1W4 N. Hush Sla*y L. MidiiI W.* 54I$V laymmi Swallow lichard L. Williams Clarence W. ChIsy VoM Willitis LaM Mary I *OWI H. Disilfll., Ov*idi Patricia L. Pickily, South DaØone leach Arthur GoIlsmfth, Ohio " Morn..rs it time for . ) Check-up yt? si6oL, I.., D.D.G. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 FAIfiLY DENTISTRY _____ Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549 W. LAKE'MARY BLVD. 323-2301 Auto Industries Slate Cuts State Supreme Court Upholds Use Of Breath, Blood Tests Ms. Howard is scheduled to be arraigned for trial Tuesday. Carter in Trouble For ignoring Congress ? ________ 750 - today with icattàid thundershowers likely Saturday. AREA FORECAST: Meetly sunny tiday. Saturday partly ., closaly with a Chance ci thundershowers. Highs In the upper WASHINGTON (UP!) Ptdint (ter Committee to is, law, '— In the Ifu. Wisde .elLut IS to , pomibly acting on an advance is could be In p snpi today and southerly 11 to 30 mph Saturday. Rain _______ for , failing to nidt fully In advance with Its suoushilly Thursday to coomit leadet. on probability Saturday 40 percent. . . mluty c -- — — U- Ws U American hostages In Iran, sources said Powers t. today. -' Prompted by Ctsrs srI.r theist Of - Although Cowley said Ms. Howard could be rehired If she Is found innocent, he said the schools can terminate employment even If the action precipitating the termination was not unlawful. storm Over Iran Soviets Union Criticizes Act Of Provocation' NATIONAL REPORT: Floode that washed out roadways forced . up to 200 famIlies from their homes in southern By United Press Iaternatioual Other NATO allies also were not conialtet Wyoming. A surprise 18-Inch snowstorm blanketed parts of Japan's Premier Masaylsl Chits was Colorado. Up to $ inches of heavy, wet snow in the Taos, N.M., The Soviet Union called the failed U.S. described as "struck speechless" by the area downed tree lim bs and knocked out power lines, cutting mission to free the hostages In Tehran "an act report, electricity to numerous small towns. A tornado touched down Of provocation against Iran" and ridiculed as A top Western hnkq with the Interim In Elk City, Okla., daniagbig several houses and in juring one "lalIghihie" the White House explanation woman Slightly- Thunderstorm spawned thrnac$sj and hail i the IMF said that the rescue effort was aimed at easing ominously ,,an Incident like this could cut the acrsi parts Of northern Texas but no major damage was international tejijoi. oil flow from Iran. That would be dlaMiros* ripened. "flwwomtedupsi . Pearl to the Waslet. economy." . ARM lEADINGS it LULl: tuperature: 79; overnight Harbor," said an American at the meeting 01 "EVSiybOV was tense and worried what l: 18; yesterday's high: 17; bom*jc pressure: 2919; the International Monetary Fund In Ham. would hi1jj now." rdath,s ben1dify: IS percent; wiade: southwest at m.pJ*. burg, West Germany, InCopashen,DINATO„y M1URDAY I1DES: DAYTONA 11.4CR: highs, 1:11 a.m4, France and West Germany, U.S allies that Genies) Jiph Lurn said the aborted m'Ion 5:41 p.m.; lows, 11:11 am. PORT CANAVE highs, 1:07 Washington urged to take sanctions against could be expected to prompt a viohsutrsac. a.m., 1:82 p.m.; lows, 11:18 n.m. 1AYPORT highs, 82:35 Iran as port of Common Market joint effort lion from Irar and he annos*sd am., wi, 1:15 a.m., 5:51 p.m. the NATO to free the hostages, said tinily, and ap. cowiefi will meet In Brussels, Belgium, today BOATINQ FORECAST: St. AugMilse to Jr laid, Get parently bitterly, that they were not Informed to discuss the new devulopusuts. 35 Winds southwest around 11 knots north part and 10 to Of the action in advance. "All member ambassadors Mve been 1$ knotasouth pet today becoming southerly and Incisasing to 10 biota Saturday. Seas today meetly * to 4 feet ex.$ ranging up W l t FLORIDA Circuit Court: Schools To Fire Aide Accused In Mariivana Sale ~ While Ford and Chrysler have recently closed vehicle-assembly plants permanently, Volkswagen of America has received permission to open its second U.S. plant. President Jimmy Carter signed legislation Thursday, turning over an old government missile plant in a Detroit suburb to the state of Michigan, which will sell or lease the building to the American division of the German car manufacturer. The plant Is expected to employ 4,000 workers building cars and trucks by July 1982. store, forging the signature of Walter Zentner of Winter Park, using Zentner's stolen Master Charge and driver's license. Perry was ordered held on the bond, reduced from $5,250: pending arraignment Tuesday. most optimistic communique yet, saying the two sides were "less" apart than in previous dialogues. . Volkswagen May Add Plant A Florida Power spokesman said the PSC has allowed the firm a rate of return of 8.57 percent since 1915, but it has fallen short of this figure the past two years. "Projections show that efforts to achieve the 8.57 percent level will fall in 1980 without a rate increase," the spokesman said. The company, which serves 760,000 customers in 32 north central counties, asked for a new authorized rate of return of 9.95 percent. Jury Meets Lance Agonizes As — The Seminole State Attorney's office issue4 a writ to get Oliver moved to Seminole Iq Janua ry 1979, then did nothing with the casd until last May, w hen the or iginal indictment was dropped, replaced by a second Identical bill in July. That indictment was dropped again id January, replaced with the fresh bill wh,ict finally led to Oliver's extradition, 1 21st since the crisis began — the government issued Its WEATHER WASHINGTON (UP!) — A Senate subcommittee has approved a bill that would prevent the Food and Drug Administration from banning or restricting sales of the sweetener saccharin until at least June 1981. The measure, approved Thursday by the health subcommittee of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, Is identical to a measure passed overwhelmingly by the House last year. The FDA technically has been free to move against saccharin since May 29, 1979, when a previous congressional moratorium on FDA action expired. I Man Held On Prowling Charges BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) — The Cuban am. bassador and the chairman of a human rights group held crucial talks with leftist guerrillas In the occupied Dominican Embassy, raising hopes of an imminent break in the siege and the freeing of 16 diploma ts. In all, there were six separate meetings at or near the besieged embassy Thursday — including a con. ference at the presidential palace and two negotiating sessions be tween government negotiators and t he M49 guerrillas who have held the compound for 59 days. U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio has been a captive whole time. After the twin negotiating sessions — the 20th and LONDON (UP!) — A chartered 727 jetliner carrying 148 Passengers and cr ew craihed off the Ca nary Islands today, civil air officials said. Officials said the flight, DanAir airlines en route from Manchester, England to Tenerlfo, Canary Wando,wasduetolandat8:25a,m "The last contact between the plane and Tenerife control was at8:19p,m. EST,"adv11 air okem said. "We have a report that it crashed In Spanish territorial waters." WASHINGTON (UP!) — Surplus military cargo planes are winding up in the hands of smugglers flying drugs from Latin America into the United States, according to Sen. Harrison Schmitt, R-N.M. United Press International has learned the latest sale of surplus planes took place last week in Ogden, Utah, and included 82 two-and four-engine cargo Planes, some of them suitable for smuggling missions. Those purchased Included Grumman HU'16 Albatross seaplanes, a type a Defense Department spokesman conceded would be Ideal for smuggling in the Caribbean. Allegations the surplus planes were being used by smugglers took a Pentagon spokesman by surprise. '• 4 — Used By Drug Smugglers . ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Florida Power Corp. is hours of electricity a month would see his bill climb from $46.65 asking for a rate increase package that could jump by $10 the to $50.13 not Including taxes and the fuel surcharge. monthly bill for a typical residential customer. The rate increase package includes a proposal that the basic Florida Power which serves customers In the southern half residential charge be raised from $2.50 to $6 a month, of Seminole County — filed for a $99 million rate increase The utility asked for an interim hike of $61 million pending Thursday, saying it needs the extra money because of Inflation final action on the total package, and record-high interest. Florida Power is the third of the state's four biggest power The proposed increase, about 21 percent over current rates, companies to ask for an increase this year. The fourth, Florida would mean the residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt Power & Light, Is expected to make its request shortly. Senator: Military Planes t. ,.' . I-.. .'a ..... a.. .. :.: MA. -.4—. / I . Friday, April 25, 1110--3 A Florida Power Seeks $ 10 Hike In Average Monthly Bill . " ' -' -' -. ,_.... ., -. ,. ft•9ft V' 4 .4-, , • . . • ti . ,,.,",-,-- , i I;::'_ ...... Cubans Reach Costa Rica ;C&ombla, GU.rrlllas Clear :. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NAMN IN BRIEF - 01~ ~ = 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. United Press International The recession tightened Its grip on the automobile and auto-related industries, with the automakers and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. planning new temporary layoffs, production cutbacks and plant closings. General Motors Corp. and the Ford Motor Co. plan to close 13 car and truck plants next week to reduce inventories, idling another 30,500 workers temporarily. Long-term layoffs among U.S. autoworkers reached a new peak of 179,850 this week and are expected to reach 200,000 by June. GM, Ford and Chrysler reported midApril sales dropped 33.5 percent from the same period a year ago. Ford said Thursday It will suspend car production next week at seven car plants and one truck plant, Idling 17,750 workers temporarily. GM ordered production suspended next week at three auto plants and two truck plants, Idling 12,750 workers for the week. Goodyear, the country's largest tire manufacturer, said It was cutting back production at seven of its plants and laying off 950 workers temporarily, bringing Its layoff total to about 4,700. But a spokesman expressed op. timism for the future. "Once the U.S. auto industry's new fuel-efficient models are available In quantity, there should be a resurgence of demand for all automotive products, especially tires," a Goodyear spokesman said. The American Automobile Association said Thursday the average price for all grades of gasoline nationwide Is now $1.26 a gallon, up 1.6 cents over the past month. The Increase is the smallest monthly rise since last November. The average price does not Include an anticipated hike of 10 cents a gallon due to President Carter's new oil import fee, That Increase Is expected in May. But in Washington, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Al Ullman, D.e., Thursday warned Energy Secretary Charles Duncan the proposed gasoline lee may be in serious trouble on Capitol Hill. Pressure In the House to remove the president's authority to impose the Import fee is to strong it "may be enough to override a veto," Ullman told Duncan. In March, Americans withdrew $900 million more than they put Into savings and loan association accounts, the government said. It was the first March in history where withdrawals exceeded new savings receipts. E MFRESHEXTNA OWN OR WHITE EGGS = LARG JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WED., FEI., SAT.4 SUN. IAMhIS:)$PM Located In TM Rear Of Th. Sanford Village Super Flea Market. PHONE 333.5454 1500 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.03), Sa nford 'Head Shop' Bill Passes Test TAI.LAHASE, Fla. (UP!) — Those odd little shops selling waterpipes, cigarette rolling paper and glossy posters will have their doors shuttered if the House has Its way. Despite objections that it might not be constitutional, the House gave preliminary ap. proval Thursday to a bill designed to put the so-called "headahopa" out of Wiliness. The bill ((.HB 6) would make It illegal to sell such drug-related paraphernalia as scales, envelopes, sitters and the "roach clipà" used to grip marijuana Joints. AsImllar measure (SB 291) Is pending In the Senate Ways and Means Committee and ex. pected to reach the Senate floor next week. In the House, the measure survived an at. tempt to guilt by opponents who claimed that Itisao broad lt conceivably could apply tosuch kitchen utensils as "blenders, bowls, spoons and other mixing devices" that are also em- £ ployed by drug users or dealers. "It is not only unconstitutional, it is totally unworkable and unenforceable," said Rep. Robert Reynolds, D-Hialeah. Reynolds, a former police detective, prop an amendment to limit the scope of the bill to only those devices that have the residues of illicit drugs on them, but his amendment was defeated on a voice vote, "Drug paraphernalia is a flourishing I 'I. ________________________ YOU business and it is misleading and enUcing your OWN BY IINT1NG A Senate committee approved the socalled "bunny bill" (SB 714) banning the use 01 live rabbits In the training cigreyhowida but three hours later, a House subcommittee killed Its companion measure (RB 50); Ni Ct.lII Hassle Ni S.cvrlty D.esN Free Lose-Term — .' WITH THE 4 YEAR Limited Warranty * t 4 Yr. Free Picture Yule lYr. FrLabor Ask P•r Complete Details NOBODY BUT NOBODY CAN RENT YOU A 'CURTIS MATNIS REMOTE CONTROL i.NOBODYI BUT WISTOATE TV WESTCmATE TV IMW 18004323501 ISt,10I Alsiqu V " .• - ....... • ... '...... 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G ciiivi4 .... --... , • .11 �- 4- EveningHemald Sanford Qty Manager Warren Knowles has spent a good deal of time over the past three weeks in Tallahassee either lobbying 1r legislation or testifying before various coni. mittees about legislation, City commissioners told him at a recent meeting to give ss much time as necessary tohis legislative efforts. Among those Items for which he is lobbying are: to keep the option of local government to create its own public employees relations commission; to amend the law to permit local officials the option of being included or excluded from the state retirement system; to change the state unemployment compensation system to make the state liable for money it improperly pays to former municipal employees, Around (USPS 151.20M 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2811 or 831-9993 Friday, April 25, 1990-4A 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, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock We Should Say No To Chov-dar By DONNA ESTES Chief Deputy Duane Harrell of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department could be seen with his wife, Pinkie, and secretary during the past week lunching at a Sanford restaurant. He was particularly relishing a huge piece of six-layer cake. Ev.nino Herald, Sanford, Fl.Friday, April 2S, 190-4A Meetings have been few over the past three months when afull five-member Lake Mary City Council has been in attendance. Gene MacDonald, who does an outstanding Job when he is present, had had an unusually large number of business tripe out of town. Coun. climan Ray Fox for a time had family illnesses, Now, Councilman Francis Mark is at home convalescing from serious surgery. He's allowed though. He lost 22 pounds recently during a particularly severe bout with the flu and he's only gained eight pounds of that back, GARY BUSEY PLAYS BOZO WR&IW.3 IJJDCIII The recent news from the Chrysler Corp. was, unfortunately, predictable. Chrysler analysts now forecast 1980 losses of $750 million — up $250 million from the estimate just two months ago. Chrysler executives blamed the deteriorating economy. Granted, rising interest rates and the accompanying credit crunch have cut into automobile sales. But It is also true that independent financial observers disputed Chrysle'r's official 1980-81 projections even before the sharp rise in interest rates that began earlier this year. By no coincidence, Chrysler representatives were attempting to renegotiate agreed-upon preconditions for obtaining $1.5 billion In federal loan guarantees when the new loss estimates were made public. Admitting that it "seriously Underestimated its need for federal assistance," Chrysler wants the Carter administration to liberalize the terms of the loan guarantees, The proposed new terms would reduce the total of private loans Chrysler would have to obtain to qualify for federal loan guarantees. In exchange, Chrysler would sell off more of its assets and negotiate additional concessions from foreign UUIY iKAPP As Love, It Isn't Smooth Share nP bol I Sym WASHINGTON — Every household worries about replacing worn carpet, finding curtains to match the wallpaper or buying a new end table for the living room. But the Carter family here has an unusual problem In fur. niahlng its home. ft's an elegant house, but much of the furniture has been borrowed from others, left behind by previous occupants or donated by generous friends. No .elf.reepectthg family Is happy with loaned paintings or hand-medown chairs. LIGHTER lt' SAII In A Day's - range air-auperiority plane. Good luck, fellas. By DICK WEST - ' - - _______ 'fliS+ .• Scrlpç*Howard Newspapers: You th ought you had a hard time coming up with Uncle Sam's share of your income for 1979? It's going to be more painful a year hence and the year after . Ow ages. U Sartre was a disillusioned cliii of his WAHNGTON — For N. times, a caring child of these times might be more tINS have farmed a l,l$.we petobea the dry prmrl ML 1we concerned with bringing God back to life. phad orer hail, driughi. Siam and ether salural But tadsy, ,qm. 11l1e forces • .; BERRY'S WORLD devastath amy aiha'al pii'e, " :, .• ft a they won It, produce forever," to co up the Iranian connection that it higher quality igrlculhr. then do the Pete anguishes for an Imoved price for Urned down a prospective tenant — the *IisuIMss moillurs. grain. New loan programs, he said, will Iranian ooiulate in New York. As It turned T till the story of America's current merely stave off disaster a little whUe loeger. o, the firm's fears ci a tainted tenant scp* upheaval, I have snt reporters "It's a wicked thing," Pete said ci the th .vaporded when Jimmy Carter ordered e, oriescroadag the country, behind the economic cycle that Is beating him down as consulate dosed, may wipe 1 bee andstalietice to find the real faces arAyesahaildm "You Jatcan'ui D1Z$I BLUEs Despite regulations For Mx dica 'the CurtINs have hess ci Americans drI4gllsg to maintain their I love the farm. Been born and raised on It. pr,lIulUrg the practice, th. Min Corps Offt Ct= ic fesib' m tr.ItI.n. way d We. But I. don't know what Iii do." Ea in ntim, Va., lea been selling of Aearls's had pb'. Ia Pete tis lm't the $ontana farmers real Pete figures he can keep going "about me b"iss anita to ccers at discount rates, . Pets Owls '---farm fri 8WM I i'sd iOIIJm to IrOtact mere year. lien Ill probably have to sill A ft daprMng local retailers of biedmiess. WP.Hewaditepessftasss'sfljs thsoeaCwtie commodity Which Isn't mor guy's gotta got out he's still got a little lie flume Aimed 5e,ves Committee's If he '.u't lois ft to bin tpgod in the hilt: dinobt human dlvAty lift to start over." He looked wistfully Investigators hays repeatediy told the Corps Whihs nmesIN't lAs story too tlrosdithe f armhowewwsçon uu, temspsuj TncertMy M abed Owls lagucy tase. family acres where this nvwr he may aeme to hive been Igoored. Even when the h't bean as ui iEee Grist Oils Is cf in the oconomnk cross the gn'dan_ripening wheat swaying in the Marines' as brum the uJea stop Iprss, iar 's7'S ti'i1r iiiuiI& Ma mc me spiraling up, In4 warm s-'virr wind for tl* lest psi, NSbs.gs head a loophole: It simply helocowL The Owls.s pe1Wi the his gedi prices are drifting down. Yet the TANT$ WANTW The AN b11uig CkO1U..ts4 the Awd,e by selling the hipgi pr scewg, f 30$; Ilk ehism fir firmers Uk. Qids Isn't i$* Fifth Ave., New York Qty, Is having a jmIsts erate from the veetj and pants -fte of the lIS — seØequium; Itistheimmestrels tb Urns f'vã* tenants. The rsiei. up in words, miss mAts. mer4ad.sft. t ha's riLbulsd out d orbit. h that K. owned by the . in the — pridieemat as Pete Owls. Fou'dstion, which was covlIed by the WAttONW*j Va.w Ames ,,,_ —'-The Cwb WW Is tine t1ne, of Is fomll3r, with a $0 in costing the tanpsysrs "iIWom fhilks to • N pormet ci Atca!e 2 me, F1i$aI Ibroegh the FamwV Home n1hlIoi mortgage held by the NO Mu of •iIou burmecrats at the BONN ci Indian we Ia Jssw. • .ths"rdrotImiiMoit"Ia Iran. U—" esve Ma Owls p •, , hes Feb bj the form to beep It in . i'oteial meats are evidmitly riluotsat to nwb in federal Md in ___ . CIriniwi&ty — thsUyheps inIMau,k 1171, tarni their_corporate Image with any be , hepifl*MNinIatuiatsslaMs.k.epthe __ . . . ' ___ :.' . •'.'.." - ' -•• •. ^I • I . . • • •' . •'; • by Ii._W iv._ autos in A upaeci • 0 I•I * • • • jo VIII it Amen. 1 l w to,, a t e. The be . •,4 , n do bkw~ be, p.. bIt can't l former. The *sdhe*g aft's is that peper vilue, nc ( fee" b applied in New York Attorney IIIIi Its ____ i in. the Medd$NS ___ g y No bisrow your way l-V .---', • -... p . • - - . .-•-' -. I Howard Jarvis, where are you when we need you? Angeles Times: ,A Jotsnaliit the hire of the Central Intelligence Agency or-any govenunent agency betrays his own ethical respon. slI lity and brings an other correspondents under suspicion. ...we welcomed a policy '9eage announced by the CIA In 1976... lie CIA will not enter Into any paid or contractual relationahl with any full-thus or psrt4lme news correspon. dint accredited by any UL news service, newspaper, me Now dl $,4 ____ j, 001o1 liupectors che{kIg PllII1S amehimeet records and 1be C"Minit CO* hd at BIA IImi It had. Those are pretty impressive numbers. And Watt-Wise LivingTM pays. Sc' if you're planning they represent the energy savings of the 4,300 to buy or build a new home, plan to make it a WattWiseTM homes currently within the FPL Watt-Wise home. FPL's money-saving Watt-Wise service area. • homes have features like extra ceiling and wall $739,000 buys a lot of electricity. Or a lot of insulation, solar and heat-recovery units for water other things for Watt-Wise home owners who eating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or don't have to spend it on their electric bills, heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting And 24,000 barrels of oil? That's 24,000 and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient barrels that Florida Power & Light doesn't have windows and doors (with glass areas planned to to import from foreign sources at ever increasing minimize heat build-up). It may cost a prices. Which saves FPL money. Saves our cuslittle more now. But in tomers money. And puts our country that much the' long run, it'll cost closer to energy independence, a whole lot less. F: 10& FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY perio dical, radio or television network or datkgL" asr, the CIA dlr.ctor...(says) be Nov nothing w ng with using reporters for Intethgencs opera' (sa perml by agency with the approval of the __ director. . Intineseparateinatances,heaakt,hehadapprovedplans to m jne,jcan reporters abroad for ascret IntellIgence gmirnents, but the plans failed to matrlaliw.. . • ..' -: . • • ,.. •. - :; creep", oil Import fees that will be passed on to consumers, tax withholding on Interest and dividends (if Congress approves) ll will be taking thçlr toil over the next couple of years. . p,,, cc)atge Jr., a New York Republican who keeps track of such things as a ember of the House Ways and Committee, says taxpayers will get nicked for some $30 billion more In fiscal 1981 (which starts Oct. 1) than for fiscal jn, I 1M'fl lirmida e4 on the uiamb.,'5 of 11 out of trouble UNUMM the AN buSiw, Is so dstomltd higher SOCIaI security taxes, Inflation-Induced tax "bracket ____ _____ ' * _____ ' 'M'sbeipingusgMagIsthspaja, ime intodvaless."he told my ripeiter or* . ci the Iraai imeictieu. l PiElil Fowdition, 9)lng tO OVII' ___ tom 'hive. Ills i in ese move This country Is supposed to have equal and fair taxation. the law so that taxpayers pay the same effective rate, whatever their marital status,..should Congress bslk...maybe it's time the Boston Tea Party was remembered and some better representation sept to Congress. Sm a I I Un'' lted States Farms Are Dying ___ ••, Congress should change S _____ and --24 , Emil M. Sunley, deputy assistant Treasury secretary for tax policy, told...(a) House panel ... married couples can also get a tax break under current law — if there Is a large disparity of Income or when only one spouse works. Thus, he points out, for 1979 Income, 15.9 million couples are paying $83 billion In an extra "marriage tax," averaging $524 each, while 23.8 million couples are saving a Iota! of $19.2 billion, an average "marriage bonus" of $804 each, Either way, this is,wrong... . laws or absolute moral values. H. held that human belnp are responsible only to themselves in wvos.. death recently at 74, his dimming literary star may go for out, as It does not appear to have been a ve returns. JACK ANDERSON. — sa The Quincy, Mass., Patriot Ledger: ..,Underctrrenttax laws,ahusbandandwife who both work pay higher taxes than two single wige-earners f iling separate _____ erect on It a PhIlOSOPhY that Ohom duced legislation to do away with the "marriage tax." ...the measure has 215 cosponsors In the House and 23 in the Sena te. The catch? The Carter administration's budget-balancing drive. The Fenwick proposal would cost the government $5 billion to $10 bi llion a year and the administration is standing firm.,. _____ hand. Pittsburgh Pod-Gazette: For a society which honors marriage, It seems strange that current federal tax law has changed the old adage to "two can live together cheaper, that is If they are unmarried rather than married." ...the tax laws...often require married people with two in. comes to pay more taxes than they would if they were single. By simply living together, many couples can reap considerable tax savings. (In) 1948 ...Congress tried to erase state-by-state Inequities that gave some couples advantages over others. Singles wound up on the short end, however, with some paying almost twice as much as a married couple earning the same Income. In 1969 lawmakers reversed the pendulum, but in-so doing threw the onus back onto married couples. Because only 40 percent of married women were In the work force then, the problem got little attention. But in recent years, with many more women taithjobs outside oine,spouses have learned how severe the penalty is. In some cases young couples duck the issue by remaining unmarried although living together. ...Rep. Millicent Fenwlck, RN.J .... and others have Intro. - Sartre had tried to carry the pronouncement that "God Is dead" to its logical conclusion to . (Editor's note: The Evening Herald today presents a sampling of opinions from editorials In newspapers across the nation.) k" -- . From Ed i tors terventlon. The Germans have something a little different in mind an all-weather, long, Work ... i So far so good. But there's a slight snag to be Ironed out In the planning stage before they can go on to proaucuon. The British and French want a tactical-support plane designed primarily for battlefield In. SIDE '. ,.. Inc- ome Taxes DrawCr t'icism - 9:35 a.m. — Confers with Campaign Aecision just before or just after May 20, the day most of the furnishings quite naturally wm WAMINGTON (UPI) — An unbiased nutnager about who should be his surrogate in For all we know, you may not only be simulation of a typical day In the life of debate scheduled on eve of next primary. is of the Michigan presidential primary, carried away to the family's now home. learning of It here first but this may be the President Carter from the Kennedy point of shown poll Indicating that 67.3 percent of Congress has, on rare occesione, pmvided only place you'll hear of it. view: funds for voters in next primary sta te view latest in__ Anyway, we have another national week ,_Ii — 7 s,m. — Arise.. Welcomes Rosalynn back ternational crisis as No. 1 campaign issus. P, brAft coming up — National Fishing Week, *. May isreconstruction in modern times 414 not occur from scene of latest primary. Congratulates 11:15a.m. — Goes out into Rose Garden and i. The theme of the occasion is "Take A Kid her until the administration ci President Harry & on good job she did campaigning In that reads statement on latest international crisis 'ts J," which the estimated 63 million state, While the obituary writers could agree that Truman, for "live" broadcast, anglers in the country are being urged to do. $ am. Bids Roulynn goodbye as she Jean-Paul Sartre was one of the great intellectual 11:30a.m. Lunch, The most interesting information in the campaign in next primary. forces of his time, they found it harder to 11:40 a.m. — Starts making telephone calk advance material from the week's promoters, hrddwd with reproductions rather than leaves $:1Z a.m.—ArrlvesatOval Office. Calls to to voters In next primary state, exactly where the force of his thought and per. authentic Americana appropriate for display however, concerns not kids but presidents. congratulate vice president on fine Job he did 4:30 p.m. Finishes phone calls. Holds sonality had taken the intellectual world. His in the m The American variety having Included some 0slOn Owtstadsuas'mbu1of the cwpllgrdng In latest primary. Encourages unsthedulednewsconferencejnRo,eGa,den essays, novels, and plays were popular and in- conective cutuaW bwitap of an flations noticeably enthusiastic and decidedly Inhim 10 kasP UP the good work In next primary. to answer questions about earlier statement dividullstic fishermen. fluential, but the Vilosophy behind them was also peeple. 8:30 am. — Goes out Into Rose Garden to on latest international crisis, Not u1 the early INN did the first noted for its bacrac and inconsistency. pose for photOgrapt* with labor delegation 6:30 p.m. Makes nonpolitical appearance Franklin D. Roosevelt preferred secluded Perhaps that was the price of following a creed sustained eftort begin to mlmbk a per- from next primary state. Expresses regret at dosing —banquet of annual meeting of lakes, which he fished in style — fully attired collection of 41111141145 that would OT being unable to address group's annual National Coa of existentialism that honored no compass. This lition of Minority Voter s. In b usiness mAt. The styles of Harry S. an sligant yet tastefUl play of convention. Expiate he must stay close to French intellectual was an atheist, and a leftist provide 11p.m. — Retires for evening. Tunes in late Thmman and Herbert Hoover were somewhat Ame art and omftemamhip. Whit. House to attend to latest international news and hears results of pol rmal, but no so much as that either too radical to be comfortable even in the C4ml showing that 61 'more Info fid percent of voters In next primary state munist Party. His rejection of social and political in the ap. !ould pt with their familiar felt hats. two dead.. icon wradic 1:80 am. — cans Miss lAlilan in Plains prove ci way he is handling latest Interna. The fisherman's fisherman of the group values seemed to epitomize the fatigue and special f und.rMMng lgne1 vw$ag thank her for latest CmPaIWI trip on to his tonal was probably Dwight Eisenhower, who pessimism a Europe shattered by two world digress of support from a series ci behalf. DIscws where she should On next same day from the White House point dressed for the occasion when vacationing on pre presidential wives and the d..rt mlnat*on Of campaignswing. Miss li1li caution, him to of The wars. view: the trout streams of Colorado. Whit. Howe Curator Qim.M E. Ceeger to be are and wear plenty ci clothes when he 5 am. — Bounds out of bed and tackles me most colorful of the lot, however, would Europe pulled Itself back together. Sartre "be& borrow or deal" the appropriate fur• go's out Into Rose Garden so he won't catch daylong, back breaking requiring ego, appear agenda to have been Benjamin Harrison, He _____ ____ continued to wander through the ruins, convinced nizlng decislone and courageous, Innovative pulled en whiskey, chewed tobacco from a urre f twnpl, In. Th e c nt colkctio 1:01 am — Goes out Into Rose Garden to actIom on bewildering array of foreign of the absurdity of the goals of most human ca ied in As hip pocket and spat on a and plug rr clad.. N striving. He rejected a Nobel Prize and the decora pie(s ci furniture, HO paintings, 30 film footage for cn'jsIgn spot to be shown on domestic problems, worm for luck.. tive objects and iii pieces of acvlptw. television station, hi next primary state. Film French Legn 1 Honor rather than associate on loan from mwewns, art galleries or 11:43 p.p. — Retires for the day, exhausted He also Is reported to have cussed roundly shows him conferring with secretary of Work with such institutionalized ge norow viusi& himself or byHercu1eanlabors b ut with problezjweu when a flab state got away. Some styl& never about latest tiOflal C1Jla -- :. . That's good as far as it goes. But a major purpose of the project late put more distance between themselves and the United States at least the U.S. aircraft Industry upon which Germany in particular has been dependent. The plane, call the European Combat Aircraft, is to be a twin-Jet, single-seater with an operational speed twice that of sound. The three air forces, as reported by The Wall Street Journal, plan to share 700 of the planes with additional sales to other countries expected to spread the considerable cost of development and production. Even Uthe Carters had enough money to fix U) the place, It probably wouldn't be a very wise Investment because they have an unpredictable landlord who could force them to vacate before they're really ready to move. The previous occupants, the Fords, had to leave less than 18 months after they moved In. TheNixone lived there earlier, but tiny had to hastily vacate the place almost 1% years before they expected the lem to expire. The house, of course, is the nation's most famous residence — the Whit. House. Although Coagresis annually appropriates millions of dollars to employ a large housekeeping staff, landscape the elaborate A Faded' Memory A, The course of an alliance, as of true love, does not always run smoothly, as suggested, by a recent report from the NATO defense front. Britain, France and West Germany are drawing closer together in a cooperative effort to update their air forces. They are pooling technological, industrial and financial resources to develop an advanced new warplane. creditors. We think the Carter administration should say no. The loan guarantees the administration pushed and Congress approved last December were questionable even before the economic downturn that now looks more like a bona fide recession. Chrysler's declared strategy for reclaiming enough of the automobile market to enahla It tn ,,.,lai.1i .. survive seemed dubious from the start. And if the provide routine maintenance for the building, economy does drop into a recession this year or little public money ever has been available to next, Chrysler's red Ink could rise out of control, build a permanent collection of furnishings. Until the middle of this century, most A prudent decision would be to disengage from the Chrysler tar baby while there Is still time and presidentialfamilies brought their own furniture and art objects with them. When before any additional public funds are placed at they departed, a few selected pisces risk. Look for the Carter administration's remained behind as a gift to the nation but ___ The last time we checked in on actor Gary Busey, he was ..' playing a charming' band singer named Buddy Holly. Never:.: one to clean up his act, Busey (left) Is now about to make a splash In his next film. That's because he plays a carnival "Bow" who gets dumped into a tank of Ice water when his customers hit a target with a baseball. The film, "Carney," Is slated for a May release, ~ . J - - The Harrell's charming son, Greg, who was f0r1flly with the Sanford Police Department, is now a member of the Osceola Sheriff's Depart. med. Greg got his degree from Seminole Community college and plane now to attend Rollins College for his batchelor's degree in criminal Justice. During his jaunts to the state capital, Knowles also keeps in touch with various friends in the Florida League of Cities and friends and acquaintances in state agencies l,rner...sakI the reputation and "itegrity of journalists depend on Uir perforumce. That Is precisely the Issue. A Wtt Wise living. It saves you more than it costs. Ask ywr builder about it. as a cover, undermines his own credibility, forfeits the trust of As news sources and compromise' his news orgasisatlon d - L �I - S.- SPORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sam's Pounds Schweizers ,.~---"~ .bl 11 . iJ'S.,.. ' ,' Monday night, April 21, was the 5th inning, both teams the tirst to get on the board t, another lop-sided night for the scored with the Uglys with runs in the top of the 1st , " Women's Softball, as Rid. bringing in 3 runs and inning. Altamonte Jaycees I deli's Masonry took on Lowes Longwood Travelers 4, scored 3 in the 1st and 3 more 1 , _& Moronda in the first game, making the score 11-9 in favor in the 2nd inning Lifter holding .. ... Riddell's jumped off to an of the Uglys. In the 7th, the Calvary Baptist bringing the '-.,", .,'.' early 7-2 1st inning lead and Ugleys made it tougher as score to 6-4; after 2 complete kept their lead the rest of the they brought in 6 more runs innings of play. Calvary .,.'.°: r, game. After 5 complete in- and putting the pressure on scored 1 more in the 3rd and nings of play, Riddell's had Longwood Travelers to Altainonte scored 2 and took . brought in 14 more runs to produce 8 runs to win. But the lead 8-7. Calvary gained '; Lowes& Moronda's 7, making Longwood could only conic up the lead back in the top of the ,.:? the final score 21.9, Riddell's with 3 more runs. Final score, 4th 9.8, but Altamonte game. Uglys 17, Longwood Travelers Jaycees wasn't giving up '• 11 Th e second game between 12. either, bringing in 2 runs of ": Sam's Pub and Schwejzei-s The second game pitted their own and taking the lead also ended after 5 innings of Sanford Jaycees against the back 10-9. In the 5th inning play on a 15 n-un rule, Sch- Honchos. The Sanford Calvary Baptist rallied in 4 weizers' first runs came in the Jaycees jumped to a 1st in- runs and kept Altamonte 6th inning, but it was way too ning 4-0 lead, but were then Jaycees down to 2 runs to late to catch up with the held scoreless in the 2nd and swing the head back to pounding Sam's Pub 41, Sch- the Honchos got on board Calvary 13-12. Calvary weizers 2. Patti Knatch of taking over the lead 5.4. The Baptist then went scoreless in Sam's Pub had a home run for Honchos increased their lead the 6th inning alit! Altamonte , the night. to 74 in the bottom of the 3rd took the head again bringing in The third game pitted after holding Sanford 3 runs for it 15-13 score. With • Woogie's Pub against Lewis Jaycees. Again Honchos the pressure on Calvary Drywall in another short 6 scored in the 4th, but the Baptist to score 3 runs to win inning game. Woodie's Pub Sanford Jaycees got 2 ,.'. more in their time to bat, they could was unable to score all night, runs in the 5th, then held the only produce I run and lost Li as Lewis Drywall brought in Honchos bringing the score to tough game to Altamnonte ".11 a..; , their 15th run in the bottom of 8-6. By the top of the 7th in. Jaycees 15-14. Leading batter , the 6th inning to end the fling, the Honchos had scored for the game was Art Mitchell 11 I game. Lewis Drywall is the 2 more, putting the pressure going 3 for 4. . only team to stand undefeated on Sanford Jaycees to so far in the League. Leading produce 5 runs to win. The LDSBORO S batters, all from Lewis Sanford Jaycees did come up Drywall were Sandy Leman 3 with 4 runs to tie the score 10GREATEST for 4, and Linda Lewis and 10, with the Itonchos having Baseball Laureene Garrett, both 2 for one last turn at bat in the Pittsburgh Sold contract Of 3. Dave Roberts to S,'att(,' bottom of the 7th. The lionand Ou t f ielder Mat? Friday night, April 18, the chos came through "°° and scored Uglys took on Longwood 1 run to win the game 11-10. Seattle Placed setond Travelers in the first game. For the Sanford Jaycees, the b.iseman Julio Cruz or 'he IS da The Uglys didn't waste any leading batter was Mike KyleColle IS) ge time as they put 6 runs up on 3 for 4, and a home run by Jim C W Post Ai)int,'tt (15)1(J,' the board in the 1st inning, Ditterline. For the Ilonchos, ,rq,is head soccer &Citi then added I more run in the the leading batter was Frank F ootball ir&, Trad,'ct (nehack,'r 2nd. After the Uglys added Grajeda, 3 for 4. Stan White to Detroit for an ,'iqhtti LEZ another run in the top of the The last game between round draft pi c k St L ouss Traded cornerback 3rd inning, Longwood Calvary Baptist amid P' rry Smith to oenver for an Tr avelers got on the Boar d Altamonte Jaycees ,rOtsCIo'd CENTEI hoic,' 'n flt't with 3 runs, then added two another close and exciting Tth,',t',' draft ,Ind ',,',u,,d Iii.k in 19(4) more in the 4th inning. During game. Calvary Baptist was '" . Friday, April 35, 1980 ' . ..' ' '' - ?' " . " , ,. *. a . '-,-. . i! ' ' - Friday, April 25, 1980- 7A '. , ,.,i , •'. ' ': 1 . , 7 ' ' - $ .4 '- .--, . . -- '. Controversy Continues To Brew In Marathon Sc11111111--a andal NEW YORK i UP! Beauty is truth, truth beauty," John Keats once wrote, and the simple truth is no one, not even Rosit' Ruiz, has conic forth to talk about the beautiful race she ran in the, Boston Marathon. Mainly, because I don't think she ever ran it. I wasn't there, but I never thought she did after hearing the earls eidence and seeing the initial controversy surrounding her crossing the finish lint, ahead of all the other 448 women runners iii Boston. What I was going on principally was sonic personal firsthand knowledge that any number of marathoners have been taking short cuts" through the woods for years and then showing up at the finish line claiming to have run the entire race. I know that because I've seen theiii (10 it in New York's Van (.ortlandt Park, the site of many crosseountry events during the past 35 years. Even had I not seen ttwni myself, Soon' of the ''cheaters" gleefully admitted to me what they did, Rosic keeps saying she wants to bring out the truth, the hole truth and nothing but the truth, - .1 , - Sports Parade - _______ : 11 . I ;''- ' 1. ' -- A W Y f OF CfNTR41 rgRID '',. 7 . White Sox Pitching Red Hot lt I nitt'd Press International for the victory and Farmer l)otson, Johnson and blanked the lied Sox over the Farmer it iiiight sound like last three innings to get his it law Firm, but the Chicago fifth save. W hi te Sox are looking at theiii ''We're off to a good start moore like long-ter in in and everything is happening vf'stnn'nt brokers. right," said Johnson. ''I wLsh I The White Sox are off to a 9. could understand why, but 1 4 start and inut'li of their fast guess we're just playing aggetaway ran be attributed to gressive baseball. It has been the efforts of slugger Lamar satisfying so far." Johnson and pitchers Dick Many of the players credit Dotson and Ed Farmer. Manager Tony I.aflussa for All three figured the team's quick start. pr(}illirlt'ntly 'llmrsday in the ''The difference this year is White Sox' latest triumph, a 9. unity and Tony l.aHussa," :1 rout of (li(, Boston lied Sox. said Farmer. ''Tony has inIt %iiws I iiiilv American stilled its with a lx)sitive atL eague g;tlile scheduled. titude. We now realize what .1' hnsori hit a homer and we can and cannot (10.'' sIrlgics and drove in four '"I'hie first guy to look to is tills to pact' a W-hit attack, the manager," said outfielder I )oL on struck out woe in six Bob Molinaro. ''A lot of guys innings and received credit give you a fWf) talk and that's - • Ruben Cotton U .C.F. it. This guy believes and lie's made the players believe." The only other games Th ursd ay w e re in the National League. Atlanta edged San Diego, 8-7, and Los Angeles beat San Francisco, 5.2, in 10 innings. 110 innings) Brave's 8, Padres 7 Sri F rn 010 100 000 0- 2 6 0 000 lID 000 3- 511 0 Brian Asselstine delivered a LS Ang Montefusco, H oil a n d (7), ru n-scoring single with two Minion (8), Lavelle (10), out in the ninth inning to cap a Moth)) (10) and May, Sadek (4) Hill (7). Welch Reuss (8) tworun rally that gave the and Sciosc,a W- Reuss (30). L Braves a victory over the Lavelle (O 3) HR5 San Padres. Francisco, Clark (1) Los Angeles, Smith (3), Baker (2). Dodgers 5. Giants 2 (Only games scheduled) I)u.sty Baker slammed LI three-run homer off Randy American League 102 000 231 9 19 2 Moffitt with one out in the ch, Bos t on 000210 000 - 310 2 bo ttom of the 10th to help Los Dotson, Farmer (1) and Angeles complete a four- Foley, Stanley, Rainey (7), Burgrneier (7), and Renko (8) game sweep of San Francisco. and Rader. W-Dotson (21), L National League , - • 000 005 020 712 1 Stanley (I I). HR-Chicago, Johnson (4) Plaza Merchants Win 12th Straight I • s Sterner Forest City No. 2 came up tvrey I IC0 00 i o Morris iitli three runs in the fifth MOiiIø, a ia o o 0 Corsi 16 4 '°1 WIUS Totals a inning Monday and held off a Our b 300 late Sanford McDonald's rally Dunty I00 Totals tell 15 to post .I tight 4.3 win in the First City $ 00) 010- a Pon' division of the Seminole Sanford Sal 2I-li Polly League. DICK JOYCE Alan Wing cracked a pair of McKECKNIE single's for the winners while MACHINERY It WELL DRILLING AS R H 31 3 Houghton 17I Brian Rodgers accounted for Donlon Smith 3 • 0 Joyce I • 3 0 Evans three (If Me'[)onald's five tilts Taylor 13 3 300 Minos 310 by turning in a ixrfect 3-3 day Kr.m,n Oeanth 2 0 I Wilson 2i I Burton 2 0 0 Howand I 00 at the plate. McKecknlo • • •Mn•nd In Bronco action Mike Lapp Mason I I 0 Eliand 3 ' Wells I 0 0 Myers II0 smacked a fourth Inning Earnest I 0 0 Johnson 2l • I 0 0 Turner I double, driving in two runs to Sbnbsrg Totals 21 3 3 Curry 31 I provide the winning margin in Wilke 100 Lewis Sutton & Sons 4-2 victory over Totals 30 12 Perkins Steak and Cake. MCKICkIIMCN. 210 00- 3 Drilling 130 33-13 Elsewhere in the Bronco I FOREST CITY 2 loop the Sanford All-Stars CASSELIERRY ASP • ASR pounded out 11 runs on 10 hits McoauØ 1 0 0 MilanovIch 30 0 2 0 I Davis 30 0 to top Goodings Market 11.2. Mormon Helms III lbrt 3 00 Spelman 3 S I Waring 22 In Mustang action Eddie Foilenberry 21 5 Compton 35 Evans was at erfect 3-3 at the Flan 2 0 5 Gammons 3I S 3 I S Os.00d 2S0 plate as Dick Joyce Well Brew" Terry 3 I S V'SeIlbs 2s Drilling notched a 12-3 Barrels i 5 0 Emory I IS RObins I 0 I Totals I I2 decision over MeKecknie Totals 30 33 .'Machinery. Jamie Donlon Sam. Plaza 015 001-2 Provided a pair of hits in a F In. Planning 5)5 500-I jidng effort. In a tight pitching duel the Seminole Plaza Merchan ts ., :chalked UI) their 12th straight win without a defeat by •6coring a slim 2-1 victory over ''Financial Planning Institution. Only five hilts were Only produced by both teams. The a ii ford H ad I 4) wi nning hit came in the sixth it double by Jody station W TR H, the 'Inning on local v oice .;Slwlmnan. for •- ?0REST CITY Seminole high's state NO. II tournament basketball AIiM SANFORD Chin 3 0 I McDONALD'S team will air a tribute ..t • -' American 1. Seminole Plaza Merchants 2. Jim's Mobile TV 3 Wayne Const. Co. 4. %IcKecknle Machinery 5. Golden Comb Hairstyling 6. Dock of Crafts 7, Cafe Sorrento 8. Anderson Cont. Co. 9. Delta Millworka National I. I)k'k Joyce Well Drilling 2. Financial Planning 3, Tropi c Bank 4, Paine Webber TrI'son Chevron 6, Bills London Transit 7. Burch& Son 8. Jackson Metal Works 9. Hagen Coust. Co. , i LIOflS 4 .4 . 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Wallace Bats Cubs To 8-5 Win Oviedo third baseman Troy Kessinger started the sixth liming by singling off losing pitcher hick Marcello, Sta rting Oviedo pitcher Kei th Grayson followed with a ground rule double before Dave Philpott tied the contest with a two-run single. One out later lie stole both second and third base. l'hilpot t he n trott ed home w he n Lyman catcher Brian Holzworth tried to nail him off of third base and threw wildly into left field. Oviedo picked upa pair of unearned runs j the first off of Lyman starter Bob Parker, The Greyhounds moved a run closer In the top of the second Inning when Holzworth lined a solo homer up over the left field fence. Both defenses stiffened until the slzth liming when Lyman forged ahead 4-2. Center fielder Rob Reich singled to start the Inning for the Hounds. He stole second and then scored on a pair of wild pitches by right-handed reliever Sammy Duda. With two out, Holzworth drew a walk and left fielder Mike Andrlano took a fastbafl on the leg. Pinch hitter Chuck Brock then sliced a 1.2 pitch down the right field line for a double, scoring both runners and giving the Greyhounds a short-lived two-run lead. The Greyhounds threatened to tie the game In the seventh when Parker (who extended his hitting streak to 7 games) clubbed a two-bagger to left field. Marceilo rounded for the first out of the Inning but not before Parker. advanced to third. Lyman's number three hitter Jeff Kerr stepped to the plate with the suicide squeeze sign on but the play backfired when Duds pi tched out and caught Par ker In a run down. He got Kerz'for the last c*itona fly to left field giving Oviedo the win which upped its record to 15-13. Lyman finished the regular season at 17-11. i . . iii S.._J[SSS EbT4 I win over the Flagship Bank Pirates in Triple A play. Keith Wallace turned ina3performan ce a plate, scored three times and accounted for a pair of RBI to pace the Cub victory. John Elwood went 2-3 In a losing effort or Pi ra tes. Elsewhere around the Al ta monte loop the Mercury the DeLoaches Reds 25-20 in MIINIS5 FLAGSHIP 110 CUBS SANK Al N H IS Panfflng 2 0 0 Al reycone Wallace Russell 31 3II THE KING COURTS SANFORD Famed softball pitching thaster Eddie Feigner (crew cut) and his shortstop son Eddie ,Junior are scheduled for an April :10th appearance in Sanford when the world famous King and his Court take on a local fast pitch squad in a fund raiser for Seminole Girl's softball. The King and his four man team will play on Wednesday. April :to at Sanford Memorial Stadium. The family tailored show is scheduled for a 7::10 p.m. start. Ashcroft Tosses No-Hitter For Atlantic Bank Ashicralt hurled a noBrian hitter and struck out 10 bat. ters in five innings Thursday as Atlantic Bank dumped Jack Prosser Ford 12-2 to maintain its hold on first place in the Sanford l i ttle American League. Flagship Batik of Seminole blanked Krayola Kollege 23-0 and moved Into sole possession of second place when George's slipped by Seminole Petroleum 7.4. Atlantic Bank is 7-1, Flagsh ip Bank is 6-2 and Seminole Petroleum and George's are bo th 5-3. Asheraft walked a dozen batters during the no-hitter, md walked in runs in the first and second frames when he walked four batters each inning, Monsour Baker, Joey Evans and Leroy Holden each slapped a pair of singles for Atlantic Bank. George's scored all seven runs in the first two frames off starting pitcher Tim McKinney. Reginald Hayes pitched the final three inrungs, shutting out George's on two hits, but his team could not overcome the deficit. Phillip Rinkavage was the winning pitcher with relief from Noy Rivers. George's was out-hit five to four. Rinkavage had half of the hits for the winners, a double and single, while Ri vers and Eddie Barnes each added a single. Hayes led Seminole Petroleum with a double and single, McKinney blasted a double and Tom Mitchell and Billy Penick each slapped singles. Terry Miller pitched a one, hitter for Flagship Bank in a game that was shortened to four innings under the 10-run lead rule. 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Rosary -•• • - 0 I S I I 0 Graham I I I Hobby 0 5 0 2 S S Hampton I I S S I I Sampson S I I I I I Grant 0 5 I 31 23 1 TOTALS 11 1 I Rotary Moves Into Second With 13-8 Win Over Elks Rotary moved into second place in the Sanford Junior League Thursday night with a 13.8 win over Elks. The win boosted Rotary's record to 4-2, while Elks fell to 3-2. In tonight's action at Chase Park, Elks takes on V.F.W. at5p.m., while league-leading Kiwanis puts Its 5.0 record on the line at 7:15 p.m. against Knights of Columbus. Thursday nigh t's game was originally scheduled for Monday, but had to be suspended a fter a ha lf inning Monday when the lights failed. Elks had scored three runs In the top of the first and rnanagedto hang on to the e Thursday night until the bottom of the third when Rotary pushed five nina across the plate to take a 0.6 lead. Mike Tanner went the distance on the mound for Rotary, alloving Just four hits and striking out 16. Tanner did have his share of control problems, walking nine. Clint Byington slugged a double and two singles to pace Rotary at the plate. Ken Freeman added a triple and single and Hunter Gividen came through with a double and single for the winners. James Jenkins had a -• At Sanford-Orlando Thursday night results First race - 5.14, C: 31:37 IGifted Flash 660 3.60 2.40 3 Starliter 1900 1.20 8 Vaquero 4,20 0 4 3-41 I.20; T (43-I) 725.20 Second race - li, C: 3$:6 200's Hot Toddie 100 3 40 2.80 SWahoo Bet 3.40 300 4Z's Bandit 440 0(2 5) I7.0; P (25) 33,70; T (2 54) 57.00; DO (4-2) 10.00. Third race S-tO. D: 31:55 I Ho Hum Dan 14 ,40 7.70 8.00 7 Good By Columbus 1.80 1 40 5 Fleetfoot Dallas 140 0(4-7) 27.20; P (4-7) 71.40; T 114. 7.5) 212.40. Fourth race S-iS. 0: 31:17 3 Jonas Jeanette 1 60 1 80 2.80 4 Sharla Jones 660 3 10 S Chicago Buddy 280 0(3.4)34.00; P (34) $0.70; T (3. 45) 101.50. Fifth race S-IS, 0: 31:01 3 Kalki Kan 360 4.00 7.80 S Dusk Jane 320 1 00 270 ICrystal Jewel 340 (35) 10.10; P (35) 17.40 (5.3) 14.70; T (35•4) 111.50; T (5.3.4) 52.20; deadheat for win. Sixth race -5.15, A: 31:35 7 Flitter Day 1980 17 00 1.60 6Pantheon 500 300 S Fran's Getting 480 (o.i) 54.50; P (7-0) 204.00; T American League ON-0.6-7)93.10. East Seventh race - S IS, C: 31:47 W 1. Pct. GB S Wright Caper 580 3.20 2.40 6 7 GE's Tassie 600 3.10 Milwauke 7 6 4 Lake Dash 760 New York 6 6 .500 Ii O (25) 25.00; P (1-2) 52.10; T ($. Boston Toronto 5 6 .455 I 24) 215.00. Baitimre S I 35$ 2 Eighth race - SIS, 8:31:27 4 305 1 6 Rossport Pass 4.20 2.80 1.10 Detroit 3 I .273 3 3 Tornado Squeky 0.10 6.80 Cleveland West 2Mineola Lil Jill 360 W L Pct. OS O (30) 23.50; P (0-3) 11.00; T (5Oakland 10 4 .714 3.2) 137.40. 1-' Chicago 9 1 .692 Ninth race -S.I&, 1:31:31 I 3 .615 I", 7 Hey Hotsy Tolsy 4.60 360 7.50 Texas S 7 533 2k,l $ Dancer Bell 10,40 500 Seattle 7 6 .535 2' 2 Power Cap 3.60 Kan City 6 I 479 1 (71) $1.20; P (7-I) 01.40; T (7. Minnesota California 5 7 .417 1 02) 311.40. Thursday's Result Tenth race $15, A: 31:25 Chicago 9 Boston 3 I Boston Mandy 5.00 4.00 3.60.5 Today's Games 'Wright Bean Bag 3.80 5.40 (All Times EST) 1 Lovely Choice 7,80 Boston (Eckensley II) at 0(41)14.40; P (4-1) $1.20; T (4 Detroit (Schatieder 03), 1:30 SI) 777.00. pm, Eleventh race -1.15, 0: 31:59 Oakland (Keough 30) at SDoctor Sweets 1.00 5.60 4.40 STony V 3.60 2.40 Minnesota (Koosman Ii), 2:15 I Briscola 300 P.M. Texas (Perry 1-1) at Cleve. 0(11)14.50; P (S-I) $9.70; land (Waits II), 7:35 p.m. I-I) 109.50. Chicago (Baumgarten 1-0 or Twelfth race -3-$,O; 39:79 01) at Trout New York S Dave Pear 4.60 3.70 2.10 (Figueroa ii), I p.m. IHokey Dokey 11.10 3.60 Toronto (L.emanczyk 1.2) at 2 Maxine F, 4.40 0(1.5) 79.10; P (II) 237.50; T ($. Milwaukee (Sorenson 1-1), 5:30 p.m. Ii) 564.40. Baltimore (Stone 1-1) at A 2931; Handle $210,331. Kansas City (Gura 111, 1:35 p.m. California (AMe 1.1) at Seattle (Parrott 12). 10:35 p.m. NBA Playoffs Saturday's Games By United Press International Baltimore at Kansas City Eastern Conference Final Oakland at Minnesota Philadelphia vs. Boston Toronto at Milwaukee o"6 - Pro Basketball . Boston at Detroit Texas at Cleveland Chicago at New York Calif at Seattle, night National League East w i. Pct. os Pittsburgh 5 4 667 Chicago 6 1 600 I Phila s 6 455 212 Montreal 5 6 455 71 , New York 417 3 St Louis .117 s 3 West Pct. 08 Cinci 12 7 857 Houston e 5 615 312 Los Angeles 8 7 533 San Diego 6 6 429 6 Atlanta 4 9 305 7', San Fran 1 11 267 814 Thursdays Results Atlanta 8, San Diego 7 Los Ang S. San Fran 2, 10 ins Today's Games (All Times EST) PittSburgh (Rooker 20) at Chicago (Reuschel 1, 1) 2:30 p.m Montreal (Lee 02) at Atlanta (Boggs 00), 7.35 P.M. St Louis (Vuckovich 21) at Philadelphia (Lerch 0 1), 8 05 pm New York (Falcone I 0) at Houston (Richard 20), 835 pm. San Diego (Wise II) at Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 0 1), 10.30 pm. Cincinnati (Bonham 10) at San Francisco (Blue 21) , 10:35 p.m. Saturday's Games Cincinnati at San Fran Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at MIS, night Montreal at Atlanta, night New York at Houston, night San Diego at Los Ang. night ' Major League Leaders Batting (based on 2$ at bats) National League 0 Al H Pct. Cromrtie, Mil 11 47 15 439 Reitz, St.L 12 12 II .429 Buckner, Chi 10 13 18.419 Kingman, Chi 10 33 13 394 Smith, LA 11 s 316 Hendrck, V.I. 12 15 18 .375 Maddox, NY 11 39 14.359 Schmidt. Phil II 45 16,356 Thomas, LA 11 31 11.355 Cabell, Hou 13 4$ 17 .354 American League 0 Al H Pct. Staub, Tea 10 3$ 15 .429 Bochte, Sea 15 $I 21 .112 Johnson Chi 13 50 70 400 Nrdhagn, Chi 9 75 10 .100 Molitr, Mil 11 46 18 .391 Watson, NY 13 49 19.311 Sundbrq, Tea Ii 31 23.357 Yount, Mil Ii 41 17.386 Moinaro, Chi 10 37 12.375 Summns. Dot Ii 33 12.364 Home Runs National League - Kingman, Chi 5; Foster, Cm, Lu3inliI and Schmidt, Phil 1; seven players tied with 3 American League Smalley, Mm 5. Murray and Singleton, - - _ ' f" - ' I )w\ . loCk Shaker av a Hasan Totals Cubs I Christi an S Atkins" Vinson Isola 3 I I lock 2$ I 4 a' i : : s t 355 I I S 24 1 4 U - ftaflI1I • Ball and Johnson, Chi -I. eleven players tied witt, 3 • Runs Batted In National League Cruz, Hou 15. Kingman, Chi and Garvey, LA I). Cabell, Hots, Smith, LA, Schmidt. Phil and Winfield. SD 12 American League Johnson, Chi 16, Gamble, NY IS. Murray. Bait and Smalley, Minn 13. Leicano, Mu, Bochte, Sea and Bell, Tea 11 Stolen Bases National League - Law. LA 9. Cedeno, Hou and Moment,, Pitt 6. Morgan, Hots, Scott, Mtl, Maizilli, NY and Smith, SD S American League -- WilSon, KC, Henderson. Oak and Wills, Tea 6. Crui, Sea S. Bumbry, Bait and Molinaro, Chi 4 Pitching Victories National League -- LaCoss, Cin and Revs, LA 30, many pitchers tied with two victories. American League - Keough, Oak and Honeycutt, Sea 30; Morris, Oct 31; many pitchers tied with two victories Earned Run Average (based on 9 innings pitched) National League Tidrow, Chi, Hume, Cm, Bahnsen, Mtl and Notes, Phil 0.00, Matula, All 0.43. American League Burns, Proly and Wortham, Chi and Corbett, Minn 0.00; Norris, Oak 039. Strikeouts National League Richard, HOU 32. Btyleven, Pitt 26; Niekro, All 20; Montefusco, SF II, Sutton, LA I?. American League Dotson, Chi and Norris, Oak 19; Redfern, Minn and Bannister, Sea 15; Leonard, KC and Matlack, Tea 17. Saves National League Sutter, Chi and Allen, NY 1; Hume, Cin and Tekulve, Pitt 3; Shirley, 50 2. American League Farmer. Chi 5; Stoddard, Bait, Burg meler, Bos, Quisenberry, KC, Gossage, NY and Lyle, Tea 2. - - - - - - HIGH SCHOOL Thursday's results Lake Howell II Moore 3 Lake Howell 202 012 0-165 lshpMoore 021 000 0-3 $ 2 Boatwright and Summers, Cornell, Shaver (3) and Colton. Pa(Quette (4). Hitters - Lake Howell: Smith 3.7 HR, Johnson HR. Bishop Moore: Fadem 7.3 P81, Walker 2-3, Records Lake Howell 205. Bishop Moore 17-11 Oviedo l, Lyman 4 Lyman 0)0 003 0-4 7 3 Oviado 301003x-$70 Parker, Marcellu (5) and HoIzworth. Grayson, S. Duda (6) and Massey. Hitters - Lyman: Parker 2 3 211, Holzworth HR, Oviedo: Grayson 2.7 21, Philpot 2 33 RBI. Records - Lyman 16.11, Oviedo I5.I3. - ' . NIGHTLY ,,. . !' , I - i I 5 P.M. es '1 I , I' ' D#6 "1 ,'i\ , ld 3 : Conway 3 : : WH IT - --- 0 • ~, 0 A 9, N, mm i (Best 4- of - I) (All Times ES') (Philadelphia leads series, 2-I) April 18 Philadelphia 96. Boston 93 April 20 Boston 96, Philadelphia 90 April 23 Philadelphia 99. Boston 91 April 25 Boston at PhIladelphia, 8 05 p.m. April 21 •- Philadelphia at Boston. I pm. a April 30 -- Boston at Philadelphia, 8 OS p.m. a May 2 Philadelphia at Boston, 7 30 p m. it - if necessary Western Conference Final Scathe vs. Los Angeles (Best 4-of-7) (All Times EST) (Series tied. 1.1) April 77 Seattle 108, Los Angeles 107 April 23 Los Angeles 108. Seattle 99 April 25 - Los Angeles at Seattle, 11.30 p.m. April 21 Los Angeles at Seattle, 330 pm April 30 - Seattle at Los Angeles. 1130 p.m. a May 2 - Los Angeles at Seattle, 11:30 p.m. a May 1 Seattle at Los Angeles, 3:30 p.m. Dog Rac4ng 5- . Tuesday night action in the I-Ball action, the first game A l tamonte Little League of the season in which (hit' circuit saw the Meiners young players faced pitching. U IIU U 4 RACING DAYS LEFT , - Although it wasn't the famed October Classic, Lyman coach Bob McCullough sent his Greyhounds against Seminole County rival Oviedo Thursday. - Transactions £ ORLANDO - A new star was born during the 1979-80 University of Central Florida basketball season and that was super-leaping forward Ruben Cotton of Sanford. From the very outset of the season, Cotton showed just how valuable he would be to head coach Torchy Clark. In the first game of the season against Furman, he held the Paladins' 6-8 All-American candidate, Jonathan Moore, to just 14 points and SX rebounds while scoring 16 points himself and hauling down 19 rebounds as the Knights went on to stun Furman in Greenville, South Carolina, 84-77. Not bad for a guy only 6-1, playing power forward. But Cotton, the jumping jack who amazed the crowds with his one-handed slain dunks during the year, played ouLst'in(1ini1' ball '1l epn l ong o .' hI was on. of the torn 20 o rebounders in the nation in Division II averaging over 11 per game and also poured in over 15 points per game. Cotton shot close to 56 percent from the field and also led the team in steals with 97 due to his amazing quickness. On the season, the Knights finished with a 254 record. They finished second in the Sunshine State Conference bel-tind regular season tournament champion Florida Southe rn. the season came at the hands of Florida Southern including their final loss of the season in the NCAA Division II South Regional championship game. Cotton came to UCF after spe nding two years at Brevard Community College. He helped BCC into the final four of the national junior college tournament in 1978-79. He graduated from Sanford High School, The Knights continued th eir tra di tion of success on the courts d ur ing the past season and there is no telling where the Knights would have been wi thout Ruben Cotton. It will be nice to see him back in uniform for the Knights next season. - San Oqo I, La rt fllgurs See Plenty I Cotton Picking Days Ahead Atlanta 100 001 102-- 8 I) 0 Rasmussen, Kinney (5). ShirI Fingers (9) and Fahey; Alexander, Bradford (6), Camp (1). Hrabosky (8), Garber (9) and Nolan W Garber (I I) L Fingers (2 1) HRS San Diego, Richards (I). Montanez I?) Seminole Pony Roundup - ' ' . ' *. . '-. Pro Baseball Roundup I , ' Boston," Lebow says. ,,Site was in a room lying on a bed. I've seen many women runners in my 11 years being associated with the sport and her legs didn't look anything at all like those of a seasoned runner's. Certainly not like the legs of someone who had just run 26 miles - and won the race." Dr. Yale Markle of Boston is No. 2. He's in charge of examining liv, winners' feet in the Boston Marathon. lie, has been a chiropodist 43 years and was standing close to Rodgers and Ruiz when they were receiving their awards. "1 observed her legs, ankles and shoes," Markle says. "arid she definitely didn't run the whole race)." Then there's Rodgers, himself. He's No. 3. He was standing right next to Rosie. Not only does he say she didn't finish the entire Boston Marathon, he doesn't think she can finish Suit. day's 10-mile race. He says he'll bet $1,000 she wouldn't break 60 minutes if She runs in it. From what I understand, she'd like to become an actress some day. I think she already has. I give her four stars on her acting performance. She talks about previous operations she has had, about how the races ai'i'fl't covered properly and about how she isn't going to stop running simply because of all the fuss she has raised. I I (v . 0) Who said anything about her stopping? The question is where did she start and how much did she actually run? With regard to her future participation, Fred Lebow, Ely MILTON RICIISIAN President of the New York Road Runners, personally extended her an invitation to compete in this Sunday's 10-mile Trevira Who's stopping her? Twosome race in Central Park. Entered in the event are On the one hand, she insists she ran the race from start to Boston Marathon champion Bill Rodgers and two of the top finish, and on the other, she says, rather petulantly, she'll women Ruiz "beat" in Boston Monday, Ellison Goodall and prove it when she feels it's necessary. Gillian Adams, and if there were ever a chance to vindicate What's wrong with now? herself unmediatelv, this is it. But liosie doesn't choose to run. Ruiz, it seems to me, has a proclivity for muddying up the She insists she ran every one of the 26 miles in the New York waters when she's questioned about how much of the races she Marathon, though. actually ran in last Monday's Boston Marathon and last "I'm positive she did not," says Lebo, who claims lie has October's New York Marathon, in which the length of her some undeniable evidence, participation also COIIICS out a bit blurred, "1 saw her and talked to her shortly after Monday's race in ..' \ ' , . 4 '. \ '1 L1 ' ' at,. 'ii •?çivL . '' . • : ",/j.' Members of the Goldshoro Elememitar' School (lit' first I act' hi a rd ware the M1111 1111,14"111 1v a I lilts Sem inole 011110. l' Ic in t'uit an School Track Ch ampionships . Kevin ('a inpht'Il liij)iOlislIips. and hiLl luinlia Ja m ison copped fotii' first pla ces t'a cli t o lt'Ll(l ( it)l4l%bOl't) to a first t)lat'(' showing allt'a(I of ldllwikle and Rear Lake in (lit' annual lilt'I'I SI )OIiSOi'ed by the St'in molt' V Mt 'A. t rack t t'a in showoff .1 C .,. - ,,i,tWd% �I I : ..•. . • .. -.'. . . .- 'd I . .. r t .... BLONDIE SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - by Chic Young Friday, April 23, lt$O , ____________________________ THATS NOTAS MUCk TANG USA it TE GAME AN)' E NC.E BUT Th, i DIDN'T EPECTA5 MUCH AS EXPECTED EXPECTED I . -. FTE 12 leader (It.) 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AND CHU RCH 'V FORMEEPASTOR—GUESTSPIAKER . chat bone. Hejsstjfl not able Sunday Sche.l9:41a,m, Morning Worship ll:O0a.m. to resume his normal activitles, but the doctors felthe could continue healing at LAKE MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH home with Ms family. weiss reports that "NEW SONS OF SONG" their son, Michael, has FIATUIEDSINQUS healed. Even though the c,rash was frightening, Michael's "GOSPEL SOUNDS" their mother's last name, STUDENTS MEET boys e rejected using both our 5, hyphenated, because Monday Thru Friday From 111:40 from the Winter Park Hospital Ills week. At the time of the accident, he was so concerned about his 13-year-old ion, Michael, who linda concussion and bruises, of fair . discovered he had a ruptured bladder as well as is fractured j this way: Girls will both Sanford Horn. hospital, where ,the doctors ........Rev. David Rich that our children will be seems IIP'i1liI.res ( ].I'1i Cuisine In A Lovaily Old oInjtd. That night he went to the emergency room of the ' retained their own names. Both my wife and I kept our nd agreed _ This Serving Creative that he did not realize that he " '. s.... a we ' Pinding / be named if both parents ' . _____ . DEAR ABBY: You recently sensible. _.• The Longwood Elementary and Joe Kloppenborg, trustee He the rivalry was born and the Deltona. that crash landed In Lake Unless you're looking for trouble, avoid fantasizing In Arnold's presence, He could operating on the same wavelength and Pick up your MV!. HOV) I ' B. _ . ..• asked how the children shoud 9 names in this column, so following officers for the year Linda's please go see for yourself. 'flie 1980-81: Jim Bass, corn- to For the Ladles Auxiliary: the team from the south, the former ministers, Ed Snow, Kevin Smith and Amy Dolores Hamm, president; Barbara McCreery, senior I4ve oak uona. Consequently has retired and now lives In Chesser, with their E. Mitchell Weiss, On pilot of the single engine Cessna . ) aetlngout,sodon't feel gujfty. W 'I WSft ' MIA$..It W$ . - The VFW Post 8207 and three. another picnic and another game. ' about his brother could be considered infidelity. It would be a great relief to have an ans*er OLD-TIME CRUSH DEAR CRUSH: Fan. tssizlngtsa far cryfrom WFTY HERE ... $ were too many awards presented to be- able to list tile Ladies Auxiliary elected the team from the North, the taught the Sunday School School Freedom Week Essay Welaka Warriors, defea ted Classes for th day. One of the Winners, Laura Downin forward to next year — ,. . times feel that my feelings ' 'n1 ait\J Following a wedding trip to the Bahamas the newlyweds are making th eir home in Orlando. much alike Arnold and lure. o w" LA Center Officer's Club. I'm ashamed to say that I've often wondered what it would be li ke to go to bed with him. How do I put ttus man out of my mind? And why do I still _We __ R"E? ___ 2-997 After the excitement of the IN*. TUMBLE WEEDS SWEEIS? . ff!RE5T)5TN! HE AL$O 0c MP i.u. ( Q IvM't)ODf'&IMA 1 HUCKE I6O pen and ink and all types of kinds will be available. art work are included. There Crush On Mate' s Brother - HE COULD ThAT! ER EXCUGE MEn. the junior vice excitement mounted as the remembered by many poeple week's meeting where they Moulton, teams eagerly waited for the In the Sanford area, since he read their essays anti were president; Cat herine Kuper, big game this year. treasurer; Ruby Gaspar, served at the First United The Live Oak Lion team Methodist Church there as an presented with the following chaplain; Lucille McClung, captain was Steve Shacoski, interim pastor several years prizes: a $50 Savings Bond for conductress; Barbara Bass, It's True; She St'1* 11 Has Laura, compliments of Chuck guard; and Dot Neater, third the network manager for ago. Following the Sunday Fleischer; and $10 savings year trustee. HRS. Margaret Anderson, the captain of the Welaka Worshi p Service, a covered account from the First These incoming officers will Warriors, was unable to at- dish dinner was served on the Federal of Seminole and Joe be installed at the Post Home tend the game, so Sharon church grounds. This was Bert. on May 10, Stryker, the co-captain took fitting finale for the weekend — over the management of the celebration, since these DEAR ABBY: My husband grounds have served as a DEAR ABBY: My husband name not be listed on the Warrior team, and I have been happily The Lions used two pitmeeting place for members of and I are professional people, switchboard. married for 16 years. My chers, Steve Shacoski and the congregation for at least each with a separate identity, Do you hate to write letters problem is that since before :Joyce Tyre Lathan, but they 150 years. Dear so we decided that I should because you don't know what we were married I've had a weren't able to keep keep in), maiden name after to say? Thank-you notes, crush y husband's older Alexander Wynn, who pitched The Art Show in the Abby we married. What to name sympathy letters , for brother, whom I'll call the Warriors, from leading Altamonte Mall will continue our children was no problem. congratulations, how to Arnold, Itseems ridiculous at his team to victory. through Saturday night. All of jflj My last name was used as our decline and accept Invitations h my age (39) to admit this, Warriors The were the Middle Schools and the children's middle name; their and how to write an inbut it's true. Arnold is 42 anti presented with the Golden High Schools in Seminole last name Is the same as their teresting letter are included seems happily married, Turkey trophy, which will it would be too cwnberson. father's. in Abby's booklet, "how To — tT become a traveling trophy — Arnold and I have the same And we didn't want to give our TWO ATTORNEYS IN S.F. Write Letters for All when South rises again! interests, share the smile children a new name CONFIDENTIAL TO G. C.: Occasions." Send $1 and a opinions, and we seem to have unrelated to ours. If )'oU are going to the hospital long, stamped. 28 cents;, selfgame (those who didn't play much more in common than M.H. IN 10 WA CITY and prefer that no one know addressed envelope to: Abby, were busy cheering, everyone he has with his wife or I with DEAR M.IL: Your solution you are there, under the Letter Booklet, 132 Lasky a box luncheon) then en joy ed his brother, makes sense. Read on for Privacy Act you have the Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. some played voll ey bail, some right to request that your 90212. Not that it's important, but another solution played tennis and some just even members of the family rested at Red Bug Park, But 'have commented on how all had fun and are looking I love my hus band, and at VIE P11.1.9. EPTOR PFOINTEP V5ENTOR ____ LWTY'S — . Mark Simcoe, Kurt Lingle, Bryan Crews and- Chip Webb. The reception was held at the Orlando Naval Training W Lieiiai'dStai '. WNW LN5 FOR HOME to 6:00 p.m. at First and Oak in Sanford and Correspondent baseball game. Last year the birthday celebration, and John Bales served the bridegroom as best man. Ushergroomsmcn were Fred Traznell, brother of the bridegroom, his sound four-spade contract. par, P.O. Box 489, Rado City However, our declarer Station, Now York, N.Y. by Bob Thavis a.m. ineeting oil Strong, adjutant; William Drive) and the workers in the other on Sunday morning. luncheon North (Welaka building, BishopJoel McDavid spoke at Tuesday, spoke about BETA Dufresne, judge advocate; Sanford.) the Sunday morning service. House, a program for young Howell S. Addy, surgeon; HRS workers recently held Five of the former women facing distressful George Strong, trustee one; William Bellew, trustee two; their second spring picnic and ministers returned for the pregnancies. MRS. JOE BRADFORD TRAMEIA, West won the club trick and led a low diamond. Now the reason for South's careful play becomes obvious. When Sou plays low from dummy, East's queen is ANNIE wood, ceramics, as well as 9:00 etchings, oils, water colors, Springs Plaza. Plants of a ll inaruter; Hasley Hart, from the Sou th (Casselberry Methodist Chur ch of Madison. Kathy Perry. guest speaker quartermaster: Leonard Live Oak Offices and Juvenile There were two services, Detention Center on Orlando one on Saturday, and the at the Longwood Sertoma Wilson, chaplain; George colored gowns and carried burgundy silk roses with pink West P41,1k East South North's tenace. However, you can IHe your ourrent them cosmçletely casiluesd. made his game despite the 10019.) TOI rivalry before the spring for the 150th birthday be commended__ for a job vell vice commander; Earl E. forget-ine-nots. If East wins the club trick . declarer is immediately cold for his contract. East would have lead diamond into ' today, don't lot them know it The club will sponsor a Plant Sale the day be fore Articles (lone in plaster, Mother's Day, May 10, from pranks pulled in friendly hometown, Madison, recently teachers and students are to mander. Pete Udo, senior by her father, the bride chose for her Judy Swain was the honor attendant. Bridesmaids were return would yield a ruff and 1• 3 to Pus 4• Pus Pus Pus Rise, County have entries in this show. defeated at Red Bug Park!" These are just some of the returned Christi Williams and Laurie Williams, sisters of tile bride; Pam McGregor and fletsy Jordan. They wore raspberry sluff to declarer. Dealer. South AQUARIUS (Jan. a-Feb. Did Rise Again ... the North will be strand of pearls belonging to the bridegroom's inother. trick would have to break the diamond suit. Any other viol Shorten the interval between sprayings left signs in all the offices declaring, "The South Will Anne neckline and full Bishop sleeves. A lace headpiece secured her fingertip veil of illu.sion. She carried a bouquet of orchids anti burgundy roses. Her only jewelry' was (I(IUble end play. South cashed his club ace and exited with his remaining small club. Whoever won this #Q863 product label. Longwood, Winter Springs Welaka Building offices of the FITZPATRICK HRS (Health and Longwood, Rehabilitative Services) on Winter Springs .1' . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams, ________________ R 1 F "., ceremony. Opening lead: K t downs will leave iuti CANCER (June 21-July 23) Helmdahl Airing personal family WWL by Stoffel & trapped. South's nhw of diaPISC (Feb. 20-Muth 30) matters could be a serious moods becomes significant. By this line of play, South mistake today. Outsiders Someone may request — makes his game whenever have no place in your finaáclal usietanoe today and By wa1d Jacoby West has either the queen or your heart could nil, over aid MU Seetag dom estic affairs, / the 10 of diamonds, Declarer LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) your bead. Be hsl~ul, but UtheNorthSouthhandwu has effectively doubled his Think twice before crUising don't give what you C98't given as a play problem, most original simple finesse for the Ideas of others today, afford, people would think it was an diamond queen. ARM (Mardi 31-Apt 1-9) example of a simple finesse. NEWSPAPERNTEI1PRISEAsSN. Thoughtless remarks will open you up to a co.am- Normally, friends have no Either the queen of diamonds (For a CCQ)' Of JACOB)' trouble knowing exactly Is on side and South makes 10 terattack. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) where you stand on important hicks, or the queen is with MODERN, send $ V to: "Whi at East and South goes down in Bridge," Care of this ng on any new issues. Today, BUGS SUNNY OKAY,HEES A PENN When mixing with Mends lose before you begin. today, avoid discussing everyone's fun. I,. - married March 29, at 4 p.m., at Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford, Rev. Fred Gardner and Rev. Randall Chase Jr., cousin of the bridegroom, performed the double ring diamond queen's position. The defense started with three rounds of hearts. Declarer ruffed the third heart and drew trumps in two rounds ending in the dummy. He ruff the fourth heart in his hand and set the stage for an soum AQ171* CAPRICORN (Dec. nJan. subjects where people feel 19) Even though you may forced to take sides. Debates secretly feel you Ideas are could put a damper on superior to those of others ... HIP, Last wee k some mysterious night raiders entered the Wendy Lynn Williams and Joe Bradford Traniell were you need and that you are sure to specify birth dale •A3 fearful of ' jy. Being GEMINI (May 21-June 20) challenge may cause you to Vulnerable: Neither uFFtO I." the late Major Joe H. Tramell and the late Alice Tramell, formerly of Sanford. •kJ1742 it at the highest rate allowed on the Remember that fungicides can orly as much as the label recommends and South Radio City Station, New York, physical activity. Be sure you NY 119. It will give you the are getting all the vitamins •s 74 if you don't begin But... North Won The Game 'l -: 122 lAke Minnie Drive, Sanford. Tile bridegroom is the son of AstroOraph, Box 419, Radio 19) It's important to guard 10019. Be City ThA-r If the disease seems to get worse after you spray, don't get discouraged. In And Around request to me, in care of this low on energy either have a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, poor diet or don't get enough WT and career for the coming not to show partiality in months are all discussed in dealing with friends. You'll AKQJ9 your Astro-Graph Letter, lose the aftiration of pab 4 iost •Q109 which begins with your bir- who feel neglected. by Ed Sullivan but spraying until the disease has spread symptoms at all. Then, continue quite a bit, you should use the most ef. spraying at the intervals suggested on fective material you can find, and apply for the infection to show up. Generally, begin your spray program. The earlier the longer the incubation period, the you begin, the more successful you will envelope for It. Send your diet. A lot of people who are 4-25-so NORTH • K J 104 S6SS KJ4 465 EAST problem is likely, begin wait this long, the product label. Repeat Vows WIN AT BRIDGE 1 disease As you might expect, weather conBut the one variable that will have the ditions affect the length of time it takes most influence is the time at which you ,, liabilities. Commit yotg'self sugars: glucose, fructose and physically but If your Congalactose. The latter occurs dition permits a modest inonly if there is surplus. only in milk soi almost aU the crease in daily physical acLIERA (Sept. n-Oct. 23) If other carbohydrate foods that tivity my make you feel chances for forming a number you permit others to do your we eat contain glucose and better too — such as a of new friendships are better thinking for you today you'll fructose. daily walk. than they have been for quite end up beIng1l1ka straw in ___________________________________________________ the wind, from one some time TAUR*35(Apeli 98-May 98) directIon to another' that a prevent, not cure, infection. After you water the plant only when necessary. fungicide spray program at the first sign plant has been infected for at least thr Inspect your plants critically and begin spray, new symptoms may appear for a Should you run into a problem with a ee of disease— or better yet, even before d.lys a,,d inaiybe as long as two Obviously, then, diseases that have spraying at the first sign of disease. It while because the infection that took plant that you are unfamiliar with or one you notice any symptoms at all, short incubation periods, such as bac- may seem that disease symptoms appear place before you sprayed will continue to you can not seem to diagnose yourself, Bacterial leaf spots and downy terial blights, and downy snildews, are overnight, but there are always a few develop Into disease symptoms. Within always feel free to call the Agriculture When yob notice the first signs of mildews usually show symptoms three- the most difficult to control, spots on the leaves before the sudden about 10 days, you should notice a ('enter at 322-333 for assistance, YOUR BIRTHDAY AprIJZS, 1980 This coming year could be very exciting soclaIlly. Your Attempting to sweep tasks undertherugor to leave them Carry your share ii the Infection your spray program before you see any fungus disease — usually leaf spot or slower the disease spreads and the more be in controlling plant disease. plant. So it's important to begin a blight you can be fairly sure that the easily it can be controlled. All carbohydrates, whether deficient diet means less they're in fruits, vegetables, energy. bread, other creal.s or milk I realize that your stroke are made up of Um single my have slowed you down For Saturday, April 26, 1980 and spray application techniques will also have some effect on your attempts to control the disease, months to show up. basic information that you and mitmals in your diet that - ______________________ .- - Not Cure, . _____ p ri flGU'-o (UJ fl1 seven-to 10 days or from 10-to-14 days. Greasy spot on citrus can take several TOM DAVIS Urban Horticulturist good control of plant diseases, fungicides must be used properly in the landscape. You might also review your apparently need about car- nri EEK & Prevent, to-10 days after infection. Other leaf Other variables, such as fungicide explosion of symptoms. diseases have incubation periods from toxicity, cultural controls, the weather And if you know from past experience confusing to In order to get than some fructose tablets. ____ _________ ____________ On ly many homeowners. sugar. Yes, it does have energy in it and so does table — — — stamped, self-addressed Can Selecting and correctly timing e are lots of Now, fruit that you eat and it's half — — — readers who want tiiis issue do a lot more good for you can send 75 cents with a long, — j — — THEM LIKE PO THAT OF THEM! —— Friday, April 23, ltSO-4A Dr. able to get around and cook and do lighthoisekeepi1 but Iureeullyandqulckly.ISPW an advertisement f energy tabs containing fructose to provide energy and . you know if these are good? DEAR READER — You Starch: Carbob)*ates. Other by Bob Montana Sanford, Fl. DEAR DR. LAMB —I had a stroke four years ago. I'm Letter number 31, Sugar and Tired and Weary. The in- ARCHIE Herald, WITH EMPLOYERS Jui ct'.n.ci iie sun plans to Spoiski, president of Seminole High School 5t Diversified Cooperative Training Program iii pilot's as soon es possible. might program. Ryan spoke on his trip to Saudi Arabia J le BOIIIflIIF to DCT students and their employers at the annual and their children,. Anuily banquet at Buck's Airport Restaurant' . and Alyne 1 Casselberry, (DCT) be telling Jim Ryan about the Am.N sgi 2 p.a.4 pa. DINN!I ON GROUNDS Former Members, Pastors -. ':' -f bill �- - 10AEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Plaintiff, VS. CLEO PALMER aka CLEO e. PALMER, C.L. THOMPSON, etc., at at., NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CLEO PALMER a.li.a CLEO B. PALMER, unknown, and all Parties having or claimIng to have any right, title or Interest in the real property herein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO has flied Is Complaint in the above- styled Court for the foreclosure of a mortgage encumbering the foilowing.de$cribed real property: North 2S3tIi$Of the South 4202 feet of the West 30$ feet of the NE ¼ of SEW of Section 24, Township 21 South, Rang. 30 East, lying East of Tuskawilla Road. You are commanded to file your written defens.s to said Complaint with the Clerk it the above.fla,n.d Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the attorneys hereliow not later than May 14, 1950. WITNESS my hand and seal of the C&,irt at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, this 9th day of - in business at 170 Semoran Blvd., Casselberry, name of CASSELBERRY WOODWORKS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provislone of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Section 168.09 Florida By: Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION By: Robert F. Higgins, Esquire Suite 433, First Federal Building Post office Box Orlando, Florida 32M Tel.: (30$) 613.4600 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: April ii, 15, 23, & May 2, DEU.40 83-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. .44cline 39c a line 3 consecutive times 7 consecutive times 36c a line 1:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon DEADLINES 1oon Sunday- EMONEENEW That the party interested In said business enterprise is as follows: Lois 0. Dycus Publish Apr. 251 May 2,9,14,1950 DEU.11I . located at 120 Bucher Road, Maitland, Florida 32751, and In. tend to register said name with the CANNON REST HOME special care, good food, for elderly person. Can be bed patient. 121 Dolores Dr., Altamonte Springs. 534 1141. Clerk CI Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated this 4th day of April, 1950 MIM Associates, a Flor. Ida general Partnership By: Fred S. Mauli, Partner Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 1011, Ciearw.. tar, Fl. 33511. By: Charlotte Morrow, Partner As all of its Partners Publish Apr. iS, 23 1. May 2. 9, 1950 DEU.14 s-Lost a Found LOST: All white nutored male Cat, stub tall. S. Park & 29th area. Reward 125. 323.S424. _ LOST: IrIsh Setter Puppy, S mo. old, green collar, answers to "Princess." Needs immediate medical attention. REWARD. 3224035. - 6-Child Care Official Records. Further described as being located at 224 Nob Hill CIrcle, Baby sitter avaIlable in my home day or night. Part.time, reasonable rates. 349.1351. Longwood, Florida 32750. Property owners within 300 feet of the proposed project may ad. dress their comments, In wrIting Improvement project at the POlIOWI.is described property: Lot IL Sear Lake Estates. Plot 1L Pal. 95, Official Records, $mb9141 CSUflSV. Florida. Further described as being located on Li.wieat Bosch Drive, S1CI1SII 91, TownshIp 21 now l9 Bait. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of County Court IeoleCoum*y, Florida Publish: April 21, 1950 DEU.113 ____ Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses Of @Vtry site and price. - .•,.,. lot DItROUO*J Box SI NOTICE SERVICE TO PERSONS UNABLE TO PAY THERIPOR On the basis of Regulations of the U.S. Department Of HNith, Education and Welfare, (42 CF R 124) the sum of $27,919.11 has been 1st Street Geneva, Florida 32732 You are required to appear before Judge Alan A. Dickey, a Judge of this Court, at 9:10A.M. on the 2nd day of June, A. 0. 1910, at Courtroom, 0, Seminole County Courthouse Annex, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, to established as the level of Un. compensated services to be made available by the Florida Living NursiAg Center in the period October 1, 1979 to September 30, answer the Complaint for monies doe filed against you herein. Any written answer or Court pleadings must be flied with Clerk CI the Court, Seminole County Cour. ttiouse, Sanford, Florida, and copy the presumptive compliance guidetinn Of the federal resutaflonsandi$3ppi'cs,wof total furnished to the Hovenamed as Plaintiff herein, operating expense liss Medlcari rNMIN111111` 1111111111111111. wIoi odd on Is: co Robert M. The facility will provide ifi patient service and Nrvic*$ Marries Attorney, $20 Norm Perk Avenue, Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, Florida 32771, by May 37, Ole for all Medicaid patients Whkh is not coveted by the Medicaid program. ervicis to persons unable #0 pay will be Frovlded ens first Upon your failure to appear on the above indicated data a Default may beentered against you for the relief In the Complaint for monies twit WVid bells, To be eligible to receive un cempsnsasd cars, family Income WITNESS my hand and the Sal if this Court on the 11th day of A. D. illS. (SEAL) a,m,H. Beckon Jr. IflUSt be bei 110 percent at the current CIA Poverty Income uldilines. Persons in ftul category may receive wrv kss without charge. ckrk if me COWl The Florida Living Nursing Center will provide un compensated services to all Publish Apr. t'21 1 May 79, 1910 DELIA persons who are euglale to so vkes until the cemplianc*levetfar thit fiscal year as stated abe,, is met. Services will be provided without discrimination to all, Poise s regardless if race, color or national origin. LEGAl. NOTICE The Seminole County Baird of DIU.1Ii sponsor , - are You required Is appear before Ju* Also A. Dickeys Judpeif*ISCOWI,StP0SA.M.ol ffie bell day uf June, A.D.fl50.St Cour$reem D, $eminels Calmly Courthouse Annex, Sanford, laminate County, Florida, 00 anower we c.mpsaw fer pjg 00 you MI-iA woo all mIOt be filed 11111 Clerk if ft ,. Court Isrotois louse, kotod, Florida. aid copy _____ na so rawAd • Is we let MIlls. OdOrM is: C4 Robert *, anoyisp ____ ____ for Comprehensive Imploymild end Training Act (CITA) funds In Seminole County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN I FLORIDA CIVIl. ACTION NO. 04$CA4M. _____ ____ reIlifiA*IsCsn*$.Wfornioniss duO. •. WTN1U*yhPMiShasl if*is$IR APiN. aD. $J day if I IN IN: THE MARRIAGE OF KATHY LORITTA WILLIAMS Petitiemier old HANK JAMES WILLIAMS RIIpefl.IJLI activities to new leVIIS of Vim. dlns. NOTICEIOF ACTION The conatote medificif Ion can TO: HANK JAMES WILLIAMSbe reviewed In The Planning Unit of Nw M1n$Liar DlvIIisI RESIDENCE UNK111101111i East First Street, Sent lid, LAST KNOWN MAILING PIenida, and questions and *001111: UNKNOWN Milan!scanbediraclodliffiet YOU ARE HEREBY cow through Fridays 5:15 NOTIFIED that cc. .disn for Vs 1:50, Of *5-4* ext.. IN. p3 filed IS. you, and Want we Publish April 11910 vliUWed to 519W 5am if YSW DEU.1N witlen difias Is N.H soy, en _____________________ CARROLL BURKE,AtIsroly to' Fetitw, whNI IUIIIS is IVI NOTICE *111 INfold Atlantic Blob luI. TITIOUI NAME STATUTE Sanford, Florida. amid me the .rinal with too C*t if c'cvit TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN *1114 is hei'sS shim IM the Court. sour bellow IM ON der of May. A.D. 1955 murwfo. a detsuft s.midersIlmied Pursuant I. the you brft "FICIII1PuI Name Statute", _____ _______ ______ L I I - . rgeto PO DIU4 . -..•.,+ •-;. ., ____ - eeu .i Parise PL 31111% _____ ft" .- sit your own hours. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits Include paid vacation, company car, retIrement plan 1more. Send Resume to: Mr. R. Lueltchau, 134 Margo Lane, temporary assignment during May. 323.9100. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 23445. French Ave. 3220231 WANTED Mature Individual To Supervise Sales Crew. Part-Time) Apply In Person Circulation Dept. Evening Hemid OR CALL 322.2611 dLdLdL TRAINED ENGLISH NANNY Required for household chores I to look 2 children, 1 after baby due. Experience & references essential. 1321920. Wanted Cooks Apply In person Holiday Inn of Sanford 1.4.3334M CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good company benefits. Apply Handy Way Food Store, Sanford area. Experienced Medical Transcriptionist Attractive 3 OR, 114 B, walled yard, CHIA, fully "pt kit, many eqergy saving fatur$. 1345 mo. 3233570. DELTONA AREA- Lg. 3 SR 2 B house, well insulated. Ultra modern kit. Central H&A. .(305)3495401 after 4 p.m. privileges. $230 me. Call for Information after 5:30. Tel. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. $273.00. Harold Hall, Inc. REALTOR 323.5774 837,0001 NM COIIT IALTY Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Super 2 BR, lB home with 323-7832 grammar background is - LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE- 2565 box 57 co The Evening Herald, P.O. 51457, Sanford, P1.33771. AAA IMPIOVAIMT 12 French Ave. ___ TSat *0 W1 ____ for information after 5:30. Telephone 3234501. Harold Hall Realfl OFFICE I Retail space- $13.00 monthly includes utilities. 333. . C-Por Leep. INC. 0 EALTORS S • O '339.0109 hasr..JM s.ie tv,insasa',is. we in $~: imn fl tome, an amenities, "I'm. 11% APR on lit mortgage. 24-4URk95$s Oppadunffies invader waded Is finance gym In Saidard. Call Jim at 5744711 au, C p.m. _____ The Reel Istale Agency fully guaranteed, nec.. competitive, proven with Imumidrsds if applIcations. We will train In applicatiens, sales, sales prsmiflen an a continuing basis to insure sucgss. Write Sanit.Al.• Products, Bee 114, larasife, your HOME or PROPERTY. Call for INDIVIDUAL. of. tentlen Fl. 3. EXTRA MONEY AT HOME stifling coder seldrosswe P.O. leo 111$. Sanford 15771. t. pp County, F*'No, ApiS 15, utitNispi. lngvireI.Con 131.7112, 3040 SLEEPING *00131 With kllchenpnlvi$ngss • , DSU.1$ CON 1534155 - I ' it 11111111,111100. decersier Slims $ Silts with electric I Wip4pc Zoned tsr business. enty $39.0. appointment is em insist CIII Cardinal Industnie bslwsonl.lp.m.$3314010on Mehdays. an weekends con Mslsl Home Center at U14M (Sant). AUUMASE MOIiTSAGE on 15 acres. iu1u1 access Is his $1. i d"l Ofly 111*. _____ - - --- Nflipelr - -- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 322-5622 _________________________ ww carpet, all appliances. 377. 0323 BROWSE AND SAVE . .. easy and fun . . . The Want Ad WAV. *5.7019 . 111111111111111" II Pct. Financing Available V Very large I or 2 BR condo wall appI., including w•, carpet, CHIA, $27,900 1 OR; $37,900 2 OR. 6710e 14 or 1.273. We Seal I Insulate all roofs trailer homes 10 to 30 degrees Freq Estimates 4543, *54111 - To List $TIMPIIAIR$CY Your ZONED COMMERCIAL Building on property can easily be Converted to offices, -. _______ _____ WANTED TO BUY-Homes IVYthe City of Sanford for rehabilitation poled. Will pay up to $10,000, may be more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305.323. 9615. - W , L Ff t 323 1731 $289600 • 30'x.68',c17' for $3909 00 I 40'x48', II' for $1837 00 18'x72'xI1' for $716000 ____ F.O 13. _______ Factory. Call GARAGE SALE-125 Club Rd. Sat. 9 am, till? Soy's clothes 8. misc. items. Toll Free Today I 800 848 1570 til 8 p.m. -- -________ trunk, misc. 3000 S. Park Ave., Sanford (Pinecrest Subdivision), Fri & Sat.9a.m. to 1p.m. Furniture, Stereo equp., toys, Clothes, small appliances, books, skateboards & misc. Nothing over $60. Orlando Moose Lodge, 5001 N.O.B.T. 2b1 N. of Lee Rd., on Rt. 141. Furn, Jewelry, dish es, Bake sale; etc. Sat. 4 26 9a.m. till 59.m. 65-Pets-Supplies -- . - Pure Bred German Shepherd Puppies. 6 females, $10 each. 327 6333. -- __ MME 11 68-Wanted to Buy 'ti. Treslervice BEST TVRENTAL N0DEPOSIT N0GUALIFY1NG 15.55 oh, $17 mo., Pros Delivery. Jk L~ Buy tien. Serving South- Isinkiol. Fliomie 339.6415. WOM!2~~ _e Custom built utility & boat trail. GMtruck racks & misc.t IVL..0 & $aisi, ___ WINDOWS SCREEN REPAIR MN PATIO 0001$ *314S after Business.., DoJ 32226fl or 831-9993. . it -------,%-q P ' L_. ' - . ' -. - - - - - - BUY IUNK CARS I rorn $10 to $50 Bricabrac and much, much moore misc. I • _________ mid L.dlaxie 5(43. near mint, auto, air Must Sell $1295 83 1 8104 or 339 4782 I97Chevrolei,t,ladW" agon 78'- 4'torcycles -. -- ------A OK TIRE 3277410 Runs like now I I $650 327 7979 I 76 Olds Delta 88, 2,dr. 350 engine, 38.000 one owner ml, Only NEW TIRES 519.898. UP 2ll3FrenchAvc. Sanford j 12.441. 436 Auto Sales, 880 Hwy '*36, Casselher,'y, $318399 I TERMS CASHATTIME OF SALE COL. GARY MARKELL Auctioneer I to '/3 models Call 339 9100 or 8)4 4605 (Deafer) P - Pictures. China, Kitchen I Utensils, Some Antiques, Mantle Clock (hump back), JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 I $1I ifl 1621; 322 4160 Chairs, Electric Range, ! Fine Antiques ESTATE AUCTION Sat. April 26th 10 A.M. - 1051 Black Acre Trail I Ah (off Red Bug Rd. on TuscowiRa) 1 I gellLeva gardeil,LsThe estate of an Antique Dealer Interior Decorator to be sold to the highest bidder, API'RTMFNTS Furn. - Mahogany, Oak, Walnut, Wicker. I •Studlo - I,?, 3 on. Suites I Unfurn - Adult. Fa mily I - Laundry w) BUY USED FURNITURE S, •Quiet - I . Story APPLIANCES Sanford Fur. I niture Salvage. 322 1721. I 1503 W. 25th ST. I I Wanlel: Soft Ice Cream SANFORD machine, reasonable. 327 7036 J 322.29O I or 322-742S. I ____________________________ . I - ___________ . Top, Trim, lecmovsl Call Jim Flinn. 1347* DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - ----------- "a 122 5990 Refrigerator, R e cline r, Portable Typewriter, Lamps, "Luxury For Less" GOMMENEENEP Tree Service - 77 Chevy Sport Van. Wilts, 6 cyl. 3 15.000 mi only 53.188, 136 Auto Sales 860 Hwy .636. ,icselberry. 1134 8)99 j lOs) ()plIiIr Paid for luflk.4. Used cars trucks & heavy 'quip Central Florida BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE II4E. Plymouth Ave. AT THE-SE PRICES. All DeLand, FL steel clear span buildings I 7362066 (Major Mfg.) 20'x241 x)0' for --____________________ 9a,m.tili? __________________ am. to 5 p.m. Rug, antique j Ref. repo. II cu ft frost (fOe. I Orig. $529, now $203 or $ 19 mo. j Agent 3391354. I IL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7540 • . 62-A--Farm Equipment YARD SALE-2434 S. Chase, 9 - -. I - F ILL DIR 24l6OakAve. REFRIGERATORS.....130 & up guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1213 S. French, 3237310 The sooner you place your Classified YOU the sooner you will get results, - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS OIDNT WORK. THERE WOUL DNT BE ANY'! - _____________________ $5,000 II' Fiberglass Boat w Trailer, Riding Mower (needs engine), Lawnmowers Wi' Sell the bestS service the rest WESTERN AUTO, 301 W 1st St. 17 92 across from Deflary Radiator. April 24 thru2ô Agent 33953$ Estate VVanted 62-Lawn.Gorrjen ' - ' mile N. of St. Johns River on Sold orig. $109.35, used short :j -_____- • ---- - cabinet, furniture, glassware, j linens, pocket watches, SW IV, hanging lamps, misc. ', time. Sal. 5l19.Ilor $19.33 mo. 322 0779, 322 S353,322 3772 _____________________________ 92, So. of Sanford. 327 8721. 3 FAMILY Carport Sale H 75-A--Vans _______________________________ 711 Dot,' Royal Sportsman W() Tables, Dining Room Table & Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. YARD SALE- Antique china 333.0397 Washer rope. GE deluxe model, Mortgage at 7 pct. Suites. I PC L..irigroorn Suite, Color TV, Stereo, Living Room ----Garage Sates _ LIVING RM. FURN. __________ APR. tiling cab. & chairs Many items to choose from Not PATIO SALE-Ranges, refrigerators & misc. 317 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. -_- 78 Pont Trans An,. like new, 33.000 nil Only $5,888 136 Auto Sales 860 Hwy 136, Cassclt)'rry 834 8)99 - . Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 373 5670 -- Sale. PARTIAL LlS3 '$6 U.droom 3392969 Overstuffed vinyl chair s7s. 339-2969 3731113 --- Hwy 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 Cash or Certified or Cashiers I Check required at time of 60-A----Buslness Equip. BARGAIN TV's Why more? - 1966 Olds, $350 Dell's Auction Center 72"'Auction .-- $493.75. Sal $l83.i6or 517 mo. / Agent 3398386 . • tor Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. _______________ - ' For Estate Commercial & Resi ______________________ _____ -- Maclnavox Stereo console. Excellent condition $175 time. Original $593, bat. 51$ 1 or $71 mo Agent 3391386. 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO, AIR. LOOKS GOOD, RUNS GOOD EXC TIRES, 5595 311 06.60 59--Musical Merchandise TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top I line bedding sets onlyl Free 80--Autos for Sale - I Hwy 97, 1 miI west of Speed 8 pass. 36,000 In (lilly I w,py, Daytona Beach will hold 55 .688 136 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy .1 public AUTO AUCTION 4)6. Casselberry. 834 8)99 'v'ry Saturday at 8 p m It's - -- - - ----------.-._ the only one in Florida You set PUBLIC AUCTION 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkq, I the reserved price Call 901 SAT., 26 - 10 AM Duel AC. only 53,750 l3 Auto 2558)11 for further details Sales, 860 Hwy .636. HOUSE & FURNISHINGS 1911 Chevy C .lpr ice 2 dr 641. V8. C aSSt'lbc.rr y, 83.6 8399 AT _______________________________ .putO. PS, PR $150. will con 121 WESIW000, DELANO, FL Sid,'r trade 372 1397. after 6$. 3 BLOCKS WEST OF weekentt 322 2243. 7óAuto Parts 'w' Sfl,iit'l pianos Choose from IS A ON ROUTE 41 ____________________________ - Chevy - Station Wagon. 2 top brand names, these are 2 BR. ii, Bath, Eat In Kitchen, j ____________________________ - 1971 VI, A OK TIRE (f&'Iu, models. Full price $99 8 • ,iuto. PS. 322 148) • knotty Pine Florida Room, FIB. AC. AM FM Shocks$595 Heavy Duty $7 95 includes bench & delivery, $600, will consider trade 372 Living Room, Utility Room AIR SHOCKS $39.e5 Also exceptionally nice studio 7391, after 6 & weekends 322 and Carport. Floors wall to New flatteries 529.95 piano, fantastic tone & touch 2243 wall carpejed and vinyl 2413 Frcnch Ave., Sanford response, $895. Cannon Music throughout. Central Heat & I Co 1971 Datsun, $650 Longwood Air Nice Shaded Lot with I Village Shopping Center. SR 434, I Utility Building, 322 0.634 after 6:30 I 77-Junk Cars Renved F nI $4 TERMS: $ )7,000 Assumable MILLERS 26l9OrIandoDr. Ph. 3270352 1 ,off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. Cap Call 3236610 - - ?7,1v.;.rEhte I7'trl bull with I 115 hp Mercury engine and trailer 668 8166 111IY)ri't pilt' flu longer needed iten high .15 an elephant's eye. Place a lassified ad and pile the money in your wallet! . white gold bands with 'the Evening Herald Classified diamonds, Worth $600. Only Ads offer no fancy claim, $.400. Call 3231143 after 6. 5. • . Just Pesultsl __________________ ___________________ "' Good Us 'I T • s.525& up 53 -Household Goods _________________________________________________________________________________________ Couches & chairs, coffee 'able. sweepers, terrarium, world globe, seed & fertilizer Spreaders, nice play pen. fluorescent lights, & all kinds of misc items, %OIT*ethiflg for everyone COME EARLY STAY LATE ______________________________ -• 20 tip Mercury Outboard Motor, $125 323 1113 Will deliver. Call 867 5391 WEDDING RINGS-Matching KENMORE WASHERparj' Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541S. French Ave. 3220731 ._-.. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla 327/I TELEVISION RCA color console 75'. sold new over $700 Balance due $11500 or take over my payments • $17.00 month. Still in warranty. i ---- 349.514 I ~; -, -,,t nz i.,~q _A 55.-Boats & Accessories I DODGE PICKUP Club Cab 318 Auto, PS. PB, 8' 191) ___________________________ CASHDOORPRIZE 71-Antiques Ifendri, Antiques, Hwy 119 Oviedo. Fl. 365 3750. Stock reduction sale Starts April 17 '1' 30. 30 pct off on all items cver $25 Large variety to tt*')ose from Call for direc ot*, .1150 furniture refinishing Open 8 10 5 - ments of $21 ma Agent - 8386. _______________ 52-AppIancec' ________ rental units or home with business on heavily traveled Sanford Ave. Call for 47-Real I carousel, still In warranty REALTOR *1.1101 MULTIPLE LISTING $11V(CI 52-Appliances -- Originally $649, assume pay 3236229 ..ALL FLORIDA REALTY --. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, Central lilA. New rinse kit I bath remodeling. Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball CI wax. B. I. LINK CONST. - MICROWAVE Push button controls has - for. - -- SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Ripoir I *anaielif 1534711 Mditiens& IaUIdeIk15 Free 1st. Uc. I Sonlid jny Walker Cemiet. Lid. iNS . ~ 0172 after 5. & I Chbfr$ $50 each, Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92S. of Sanford, 3221721, have what ,ou'yebeen looking - do '. ATTENTION BUILDERS Looking for the right spot to FOISIle L -AM LUMBER-4sheetscommer "When it comes to decor, nobody can painted steel roofing I' fleW 20 2*4's 8' long. 7 pcs. _____ bad taste as well __ as Lucille can!" ' "*2*8' Plywood-used.321- --____________------- build duplexes, Call us ... we 4j-4.olsioiIWniun - L '-I.. IV"OW 511.111 I I ~- l Realy SAFORO BARGAIN $29,900 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE *14517 . FT 4~ A11W WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING F IXTURES Jenkins Furnl ture, 205 E 75th St 373 0981 ____________________________ lk~ WITH YOURIS0I - 1;..Wj -"I .1. I 911; , ~,i_pv , , , n! t ~ ~. " ~; K ~ " , ; -, -,j .. ~ * I ~ ~I7.:. zo I N *.-,~ ~`:, . . ---A'!-.,~_-A - .I K ..l own used bOOk,ure 5,000 used books for sale. Call 12753064 or 1-277 4896 for details 5021 FRI. 7:30 P.M. - _______ - perty S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table Th&TimeTestedFirm Jj Reg. Real Estate Br ok er 120N. Park Ave. _______________________ 3276123 REMODELING CUSTOM HOMES BUILT WI AR1CQNL.VI NED 51y 10111111111111111 113 Carver Ay MINiny Marmot 1515 we. Ilmdar K *34113 1 Men, Quality operation lyre. ezp. PatIos, Dilveweys, sIc. Wayne Siel. *5.1151 'S - AtArvargmamow of all types. Lic undid *SeIN Inv ad COMMIRCNiL LOT lIbda wiSh I1EWH$ 1115.1435 St. WANTED Used motor, approx 1' i tip in good running cond Reasonable 372 4264 after p m I 46-Commerciaro BUSINESS forSaie Retiring ____ _________ \Ij CARPETING- Beige with pad. 76 Sq yards. $125 for all. Call 3392017 3226.461 WASH ON WHEELS - High Pressure water cleaning WE CLEAN ANYTH1NGI Residential I Commercial. Free estimates l!5676. Rebuild Cengamnad Nsuee, HISTORIC LONOWOOD - 4 a sforage I much mets. Carps.Iry, Painting, Mains. - - . --- 000)055 WANTED NEED WORKI 312.1062 aftsrsp.m. prepsrty. I city block nest proposed hospital only ,r4magi. carpetingf aitic ____ sonteird Gracious living, lees Weekly I monthly rates, angs tIN ARE YOU FAR SIGHTED? Of so yiu'Il irninsilalety recape$se fIle pslsntlai if Ibis Income kitchen, DUPLEX-i BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. Pine 0 N. 11.92, Casseiberry, Fl. Evs.162.3655 ________ Company Grooming I. Hoeing I Lawn Service. Nov. C.M. Bailey, 69 Nodding Gordon. Free Estimates. 2234131 from 6 Vol p.m. oily pltely furnished Including wssltsr 41 dryer, CepJe( $$A, G.E. Plumbing Repair Reasonable Rates. Toilets I our Specialty 349.5743 3495923 & ••'__•_'-. ____________ 76r ew Inspection, needs minot .vor & paint 81500. price neotiable 377 _______ UTILITY TRAILER Brand new- heavy duty new tires, running lights & tarp *AUCTION SALE * 3729113 eas Larry Mart 215 Sanfo,j Ave. Buy & Sell the finest in used furniture, Refrig . sloves, Above ground swimming pool, deck & filter. You move for 5600. 668 6717. $lltAN. 3 Isirsem 2 baffi amsism deubli Unique iEidsá1I 1U hems. Low 36 an your let, includes Haven Wash Houses - Clean Areas, me spaces I Acres adjacent. ENJOY CLEAN SUBURBAN LIVINGI In this doMe wide mobile hems on 6 plus acres dsared I Iiiicod. Only 115*. F ` 0-6111111M "W mobile tv scsftonl wafer Of many es trw. Owner will lisle with Substantial dawn. "*,.1014051319 Req. REAL ESTATE Broker -- ITEMPER SEZI Evi wide with iaiceped we Near Wilson SchosI. Coo. Ica building w partition. nford Avenue. $15,000.00. VACANT LOTS- 7 Lots approx. I'g ac. Unrec, Plat. Lake Jessup Heights. $10,000.00. - shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. *5.575'. FIREPLACE. Income from - . Pkining Boarding Kennels. inside I outside screened runs. OW fleer sleeping boxes, Insulated, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITy Birms .3 3 baths. -:. photos or color 1*10. 3234258. free estimates. Animal • 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, Used very short H. Ernest MORRiS Sr. BUSINESS- I Story corn- .O,àniini&S.,dIs ,, $3.888. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136. Casselberry. 834 8399. •CASH.VISA.MC . •SANFORD AUCTION. 1 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. 13237340o CaWii \ p., 5 acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area, local delivery. Noll's Sanford Terms. Call W. Maliczowskl, Furniture Salvage. 1792. 50.08 REALTOR. 372 7953. Sanford. 327-1771. ---- ______-------- Lots Fenced Yard, 11th falls. 11; Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement CallBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 373.79 --____________________ Street, Sanford. Call for Trailer Homes our Specialty Guaranteed to reduce heat In' SELLERS we have BUYERS for t Central H&A. $21,155. 2 323.3555 Spring Sal ó stalled). Call John 3314377,, - 3232801 . Used tbl model color TV's, working 59995 10 to choose from Noll's Sanford rurniture Salvage, 17 92, So of Sanford. 322 8721 now. $11,900 with good terms, - __________________3237534 '1 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 351 Cleveland. auto S AC. only . Will bu old class rings & Silver cons To dollar paid Call Jim 3:31854 Aiplii,I*S modern fture. Stering Silver Oriental Rugs. DiamondS Bridges Antiques '-: f?r'i I Royal lypewritter extra good cond $35. 1 Smith Corona typewriter extra good cw',cl. 2439S Myrtle Ave $35. 1 AlIen-Wells elec adding Orlando Sanford machine extra good cond. $40 377 iS'? 321 0640 No Checks, 2836 Grove Dr., ____ .Sanford. 32704-41 iT ____________ 0-A--Jewelry DeBARY- Wooded building lot.----- -----. -- 100' LAKE FRONT LOT •fl Casselberryon Seminoia Blvd. Good for Investment or use HOME- S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, T Ills J STONE CO. 3327551 2 Big roe III 1½beths,comp1sIiltf rimadaled heme with IivIn resin, dinimil • -, All types of stone, Interior. exterior, commercial. residential. SpecIaiy: decorative fireplaces (In. - WE BUY CARS 701 S.. French Pius Local Estates Oak Mahogany. Walnut Antiques & Collectibles Suites & Odd PIeces Terms of Sale: . I AUCTION. Load From The North r'tiir,' - 53-TV. Radio-Stereo ________________________________ 100200, ready for home. OVI.EDO- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Low lot., assumable mor. tgage. owner will consider 2nd fl9. 36 56784. faucets W. Oarnett White, Broker 131$: 'I Interior I Exterior The King of The Rock ALUMINUM PAINT -8100 gal fl S gal. pails Equip. enamel_________________________ all colors. 3227681 __. Sears Jet Pump 110 with 47 gal $6,000. Call 668 6119. W Garnet? White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7881, Trent Paint lng&Repair Flrsplecss / - •MONDAY 428 at 7 PMI tO t'uy used Office .'C.1,It)Ii*('flt Noll's Sanford Ii Salvage 1792. So of * ,htOd 3?? 8121 _________ glass lined tank, never used. 339.2%9. Low down payments, 3222287. is*k &psir FILL DIRT I TOPSO1L YELLOW SAND Call Clark 1. Hirt 323.751Q Fenced beck yard and will. $34.10. . buyers. New homes with -- Fill art Levely quiet .lIl5Phberhsod. w MEALTbI 3390509 339050$ Avenue. $33,000.00. 3 BEDROOM CS 10131 -. Inc., Rielters 141½ 5. French (17.9*) 511105(1 701 Bldg. monthly payments under $230, PICTURE PERFECT Painting interior, exterior, pressure cleanIng. Free estimates. 339-1046 Wood, chain link, wrought iron, block wail, escort in. staliation. Call collect 305.3312110538tt6 unit apt. louse $19,100. $19,101 down, assume$10100 at *57.10 per me, iful pct. APR. • POOL' COATING Established kreiisa Company with fraichise in Saresifa, Nli*bere, Pinel$as, I Pith counties wiling a responsible person tsr orwr4a ares. we havi an loclusive Iirnwle * astinsswlinsnIngpaeislsiss is 3 CHOICE AREA - *L1Y WOnLO. PRIVATE HOME OMed M Wider Pa& $1110 DU*N or lees with 2nd. 3 SE, 2 bath, new country to 10013$ POE RENT Clvii C. Rico, Jr. CW , chin, shade. 134.000. . E. Altamonte Dr. est. Free Est. Msshirtss2ooeach ARMY NAVY SURPLUS " 3l0 Sanford Ave, 322-3791 SEIGL ER REALTY REALTORS Ois Licensed- Bonded. hsured 321-0392 Free 3234707 HIGHLAND PARK - 3 BR, formal dining rm., est.In kit. - 4! --_lklsIst INC. •pUBLIc I'a . 79-Trucks-Trailers •sup[Rs ------- BROKER best schools. $140.. 31111-isd To mt ATÔPIHOU5E-Witt,atigss3 berms. reasonable rent, In Sanford area. Call 321.W6 after 3:30 p.m. Lake Mary 7 BR, near S.C.C. lovely lot, $30,000. CAIN DECORATORS Work-Guaranteed-References Alteratioñibijismaking Drapes, Upholstery HANDYMAN-I Bedrooms, 1½ baths. $15,100. IN-SIN CROCKETT 72-Auction F --------- Table - 3*1, like new. Paid $175. Asking $100. Call 1143. .e to Buy WebuyGsefurniture URNITURE THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave, Sanford 323 6593 50-.Mãscelianeous for Sale PROFESSIONAL DRAFTING today. $43,900. Creative Surfaces.lic., special. lung in repainting, in?. I ext., wallpaper, wall taxing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the WAS LOCH ARDOR CT-I OR. pool, Forest City, $100 mo WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO & CFU. $70,000. Longwood. lovely 3 BR, 1' B. like new, $12,900 cash to mortgage., Vacant, move in KELLCO PAINTING PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322.5345 after 4 CONVERT To DUPLEXLarge 2 story, zoned. $321100. Auto Rep1i' or ??'??'IuIIdlng laid all Fenced. Hwy 430 in LAKE FRONT. NICELY - 3 OR, completely remodeled insideS out. Newww carpet. Licensed I Reasonable, Quality 647-0045 Free Es?. cmcnft Day or Night 323.5774 PAYMENT 322-7972 -- PAINTING Interior or Exterior Call Robin 327.2054 Free Estimates 3223509 REALTOR, MLS 37-6--Re,dalOIflcss Fq&L y 2i :ACRESPINE& PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY $7,900 Wi I H LOW DOWN Large workshop. Only $19,500. 322 0716. GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. ABC FENCE- EACH, OR WILL TRADE REALTORS best. 543.3392. Fence $6,300 2'. ACRE!,, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN COULD BE 3 OR LOTS $12.300. TERMS AVAILABLE 1710 Sanford Ave. ('1kWIng F ROM. FOR LOCAL PROPERTY I pct. interest to qualified -- CHOOSE Goldsboro --By Owner C3o& R.peir REALTORS Multiple Listing Service DiBary-2 Bedroom Furnished house $155 mo. 37 (PALt.TKA AREA). I TO for your lot! Will build on Your Ic? 01 our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Model Inc., Realtor .l1 30 322024$ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. 1695563 9 French ,3 2 3- 2222 both. Month to month basis. No children or pits. $330 me Pius util. 1st & last. 323.3092 ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS VA- FHA.235. Con. Homes WANTED LAWNS TO MOW ltime or all season Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 530.0070 24 hr. 68-Wanted ______________ - Care ANDYS CARPET CLEANING Gill Fox' \ Queen ze with frame and bed pad. Only $100 Call 323 7381. IlluOl I~ Carpst Cleaning by - -- 24 HOUR tO 322-9283 Service. Ditches, culverts. ponds. Call 531.2593. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 15? St., 322.S742 ur - -:. - -Lots reage _____________________ WATER BED REALTY ,a Bulldozing, Clearing, backhoe Sssutyar 2525 LAKE MONROE-2 Bedroom, l - 410 Low Down Payment refrig, freezers, water coolers, misc. Coil 323.7156 an ytime. Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment 1104 E Robinson. Orlando, .672 2976 . ., ,., op. "' )8O3Orlando Dr. 3235200 VA & FHA Financing sie Land Clearing Central Temp will service AC's, L--_.k1 .,,' ______ See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES A.l Cleanup I Hauling Service No Job too Big or Small Also Tree Work: Call 339.5242 essmiking (across from Health Dept) aw:. 11111 isssped 505. - . 322-2420 Park 321-0759 Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 Reconditioned room AC's. 4000 to 30,000 BTU's. 90.day guar. Sales I Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, 243 John Young Pkway. 291.6077. CHIA, DR. eat-Inkit, Fl 1, I much morel Yours for $14400. CAU. ANYTIME 677.3594 O'es., -- Houling 422.3433. at 27 ft House Trailer, Furntied 10,20 Screened room 8. awning, $600. You move, 349 5816 Req. Real Estate Broker 26l0SanfordAve. Air Conditioning Loch Arbo'f Pool I Patiol Just off New Smyrna Beach. Fully equipped, $300 rm. Call We do wash windows SIDE GLANCES 1YR. OLD DBL.WIbEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 20, w Central HIA heat pump, big I bdrms., & huge kit. Low low Cash to mfg. $19,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323 3771. j - Attractive 4 Bit, 2½ B home In DELTONA attractive. 1 OR, 1195. 3 OR, 5350. Available now, no pets. FIrst, last, security. 5744010. 701 Bldg. 1. Aitamoc*e Dr. Duane Curry CHIA, w.w c, screened Fl 1, eat.in.kit, I morel Great condi Can you believe lust *34.9001 33Houses Furnished Would prefer at least 2 veers In helpful. Excellent typing skills we a must. Good starting salary based on sxp.txcellai$ investment prop.I S OR. 2½ B, older home in good areal Owner Renovating, lots of Stylel A buy for $42,000. Eves. 322.0S12, 332.1517 2011. 29h St. A north Seminole County Or- med. trans. Good English WELISTANDSELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONI IN THE SANFORD AREA BeautifulI 4 OR, 25, executiv home in ldyiiwilde of Loc Arbor. Great room, cutter features, FP, OR, eq eet.lr area, security. 42-Mobile Homes BATEMAN REALTY Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or) time basis S5MQ5 Sales Leach 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, all ap. Extra 3 BR, IS home in pliances, Central H&A I Dreemwoldi CHIA, w.w C, carpeted. $100 mo 1st, last I Din screened porch, W. pantry I lots morel Only 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Central H&A, 1323 me. 1st mo. & $300 __ _. TWO STORY- Zoned Corn mercial $,,000 •Hmieeclss,Wng - is COMPUTER SERVICES* Local multi-branch restaurant company has computer time available to process any type general ledger I payroll counts. 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 than 1 of a 100. All work handled by company con. troller. Routine or sophisticated accounting needs can be met. Contract Just Listed 3 BR, 29 home ii TeeNGreen with Ige FR, eel in-kit, patio, class to schools, shopping & golf coursel Just *44.000. 223411117. .. AccounfiNg klt.alloniA afanacrelOnly i , for 514,7001 - thopedic practice Is seeking in exp. medical transcrlp$lonlst. An exciting & challenging Wien Is open for the right person. High school education required. Asking $31,O0 or rent for tras. $400 mo. 323.6501 after 3:30. ac Tired of house hunting? 3.2. $330 STENSTRW mc. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. Geneva Gardens Apts. REALTY - REALTOR I 30 W.2SttiSt. & Utility person. Apply in QimsiWied persios reply Is lee 50, C4 The EvenIng Herald, P.O. Pox 1437, Sanford, Fl. 32771. DON'T STORE IT, SILL iT with a Ad. low cast Classified 1IiIl-I- I 2 f'?3 Front. LPN part time for Dr. Office. BROKER 3 BR, 2 Bath, it. Johns River Estates w.Dock, $110 mo. St. Johns Rca lty.Co., Realtor Inn of Sanford on the Lake person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lake Front. bidgs., fenced lot, many ex. SEIGLER REALTY 322-0779.322.5333,322.3772 Desk Clerks & Maintenance help. Apply In person Holiday Walters & Waitresses, Bus help lakeside dick, dock, storage wi UNTY31Centrat Hl A, cash & assume mortgage hl3,900 at 7 pct Asking $34,500 24290. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327.1517 i210140 3 51ir : 410uses DELTONA AREA -) OR, 28 house, well insulated. Ultra modern kit. Central H&A. (305) 319.5401 after 4 p.m. SECLUDED 1 BEDROOM HOME-with private lake $ this ASSOCIATES under which we we mpnghl islusiNs if PA' Do ftm Softft, moo am _. _ home, addressed auslops Is: Smith. adiCi.theIWNlSiiSNa.,ie. N.wit: RICE, STILLING Dir cliplift *A.SrouN Is*Jt Nr ri 95, if She (SEAL) Arthur N. Boctolb -. I wanted. Work out of your own FOR SALE OR RENT Lakefront country charm, 2 OR, 2 bath, brick fireplace, large 2o c?cm., - 21½ with family room, all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canal ply., $330 mo. lit, last I sec. . CARROLL WAKE 1*3 LS*JI MiNis ARTHUR N. IPC WiTH, Spare or part- time sales help 93. P CUCEZTT 323.517 Training Plan which includes Titles jib, lID, IV YETP, iv YCCIP, IV SYIP, VI and VII of the fiscal year 1150 Annual Plan, Grad Number 1*4150 PP. The purpose of the modification Is to aid program adjust budgets _________ *eHmeiAifcsMdaNaNfevN Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Clii 332.2411 or *31.9993. lust EXEC. HOME announces Its Intent to modify the Comprehensive Employment and AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AiNinjy, IN North_Por* Ausm * F*$ll $$MvNs. *Slt*d is the PatOIs.. Pad Office D.s. H. Seford. ISIW ON I if he WITNESS my hand amid ellidsi Florida, Wit, by May fl. 1101 circuitCOWl, in WA for limimiele on this She Sri day of April. am up" Your 105195 N NI1 a County. Florida receIpt if a.o we. 6 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. benefits. Send resume to By: Linde Wright Deputy Clerk Publish April 21L IM 011L41*5 NOTICE OP ACTION TO: S,a J. McOuiai Jabs C. Mueso, 9113 Banning Reed, N.E., Washington. D.C. 15551 • thereat FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. N417.$P.10 FAMILY LINES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, lii liuffi Park • Ii - IN THE COUNTY COURT OF VS. BRENDA J. McQUIIN and JANE C. McQUEIN, Ave. BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, needed 4.5 hi's, a day for in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly rates. Da y or night. 3234477. County Commissioners as Prime Avenue, Sanford, Florida $2rn, Plaintiff person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Meilonville are T__ 32-Houses Unfurnished RN full time, 5-4 shift. Apply in Exp. Cooks FT. Apply in person between 101$, Holiday Inn of Sanford on the lake front. Spur of the Moment Babysitting within 14 days, to Division of Environmental Services, P.O. Box 24$, Sanford, Florida 32771. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of County court Publish April 23, 1910 DEU.113 The level set forth above meets The Baird CI County Corn. mlesleners of Seminole County, Florida will conduct a PUblIC heering In the Cefnmllslonsrs' muting room, Seminole County Courthouse on Tuesday, May 13, ills at 7:10 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible IS C11151d1i an appilcatien for a shpreline NURSING AIDES Better Living Center of Cassel. berry. Call for app?. 339.5002. Longwood, Fl. 32750. 9110. PUBLIC NOTICE Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 31$ Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. name of M &..M ASSOCIATES, point 32711. only, nice residential area. Sell those things that taking up space with a want ad In the Herald 312.2611 or 531. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT. FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC. CUPANCY. OILY $21,900. 5175.up. 323.5019. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. eves. $10,000. Sanford, 1 BR & Studio, adults Friday NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Undersigned are engaged In business under the fictitious 11hntructloin First Street, Sanford, Florida BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUPLEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. Friday, April 23, 1950-nA 323-7832 MLS REALTOR [a. 323-0317 323.061 or LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARPORT, DBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $32400. 323.1110 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Eves. 322 0612, 322 1557 201 E. 25th St. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $40,100. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In, Call HAL COIIT NuTyinic. M. Unsworth Realty ANCES, AIR 5. HEAT, ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. 1 9R-1209 up. Pol. Adults onl? - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR BLE cARPORT, APPLI- 131475$ Sanford. 41-Houses - Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHA.VA,FHA23SI 245 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU- 31-Apartments Furnished Before Publication Noon The Dc PUBLIC NOTICE OF Evening 1 Night Workerst ASSUMPTION OF DEBTS Loving, Learning, Fun For On April iS, 1950, I purchased PUBLIC NOTICE Child While You Work. from JOSEPH M. DENNISON and The Baird of County nty Corn. Details Call 3235312. CAROL DENNISON, his wife, and missionef's of Seminole County, UNDERWORLD, INC., a Florida Florida will conduct a public corporation, certain supplIes, hearing In the Commissioners' I equipment and inventory meeting room, Seminole County previously used in the business Courthouse on Tuesday, May 13, known as "UNDERWORLD" 1950 at 7:00 P.M. or as $ofl I Needle Classes located at 210 East First Street, thereafter as possible to consider Creative Expressions 3221113 Sanford, Florida. As part of the an application for a shoreline consideration, therefore, I have filling project at the following assumed the outstanding debts of described property: said business. Legal Notice Lots B, C, and 0 o Block? of the DATED THIS 131h day of April, Rplat of Tracts 1, 2, 7, 10, 15 and 1910. the South Half of Tract 14, Less Lois G. Dycus Block H of Tract ID, Sanlando IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Publish Apr. 23 1 May 2, 1910 Springs, Plot Book 7,pagelofthe FLORIDA IN AND FOR DEU.112 public records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, Less the West 323 feet of Case N.. 79.11214P43 Lot B. FAMILY LINES FEDERAL Further described as being CREDIT UNION, 21$ South Park located near the intersection of Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32711, NOTICE UNDER Carlton Street and Beach Avenue. Plaintiff FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. vs. Notice Is hereby given that the Clerk of County Court DONALD R. OGLESBY, Box 54, undersigned pursuant to the Seminole County, 1st Street, Geneva, Florida 32132, "Fict itious Hems Statute", Florida Defendant Chapter .M.11110. Fiends Statutes, PVItisI April 13, 1950 NOTICE OP ACTION W.R nilitet *Bb the Chili of the . Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of Proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to- wit: LOIS' PLACE under which i am engaged in business at 210 lest -- 2 BR, modern, good location, Fenced, A.H, w-* carpet. 3 Lines Minimum 41-Hou - Room IBoard loptional) 3Q.Apajments UrUrnISIIId RATES HOURS Sic., Trees. Publish Apr. 15, 231May 2. 9, 1910 DEU.72 .. , - Sanfo' 1 333-1?c6 time .. DavldMichuI, Inc. 51g. Shirley Siegel described property: Lot 24. Block A, Nob Hill Section, Meredith Manor, Plot Book 9, Pages 54 and $3, Seminole County LOWNOES, DROSDICK 1 DOSTER - - 41-Houses ,ttut5 1957. PUBLIC NOTICE The Division of Environmental Services is In receipt of an ap plication for a shoreline im. provement project at the following Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Click of The Circuit Court ADS Seminole County. Florida, under I - . . 2.A-11toom & lourd C)rlando - Winter Pork Seminole engaged April, 1950. SEAL IED CLASSIf FICTITIOUS NAME the .1-- 4 - Notice Is hereby given that I am Wit: Defendants. - Filday, April 25, INO Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 19.2ai.ca419. ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO a Florida banking corporation, * S Glassware 4 Pottery - Depression, Cut, Pressed a Spod. China, Lamp Collection Primitive a Antique TOOI5...Pit.r And A Train Lay-out. Too many items to list, CA LI. 644.4929 __________________________________________________ 4 �- 12A—Ev,nIng Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 25, Sanford!s By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer 1910 5th Funeral Home To Open Sunday embalmer who is returning to his Brown has passed the Funeral National completed it at the House of Albert under Clara Moore, a native of Vero Beach, and of Sanford after an absence of 17 Conference of Service Examining Board the direction of the Rev. Lester C. Albert, they are the parents of two sons, Robert Jr. Sanford's fifth funeral home, Brown's ye4rs. and both the State Board of Embalmers Miami, and Robbyne Bernard. Mrs. Brown is a and Paradise Memorial Chapel will open Funeral Directors Examining Boards, teacher in the Dade County School System. The son of the Rev. Will ie Brown Sr., of He also is a graduate of Stan Freem Real Sunday at 905 W. 13th St. An open house for Sanford and the Brown holds membership In several late Louise Brown, he and has 17 years experience In the funeralEstate School and successfully passed the the public will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. that graduated organizations, including All Peoples from Crooms Academy, San- business, having worked In funeral homes Board S day. of Realtors eamination. He Democratic Party, Mu Sigma Tau, ford, and received his Associate of Science on the east and west coasts of Florida. He presently Is employed by Pedro Realty National Board of Funeral Directors and The new funeral chapel 'ls being opened Degree in Mortuary Science from Miami- began his internship at R.J. Gainous ERA, Miami. Embalmers and serves as vice president of by Robert L. Brown, funeral director and Dade Community College. Funeral Home, Daytona Beach, and Brown Is married to the former MISS Eagle Auto Brokers. lometown ROBERT L. BROWN ...Iuneral director Robert Ludlum's Novels Finally Reaching Screen By VERNON SCOTT finally be seen on the screen. tation for the screen. The But he adheres to a strict writers who scream and yell HOLLYWOOD (UP!) (UPI) Only one novelist has written hands-off policy when It forget about the word ' a No. I best-seller every year comes to film versions of his adaptation.' "The novelists who take the for the past three years. His works. name is Robert Ludlum, a "SO far, I've been the guy money and scream should former New York actor, who they pay a lot of money NOT write their own scripts. has built up a cult of groupies to make my books into They'd soon discover a rivaling a movie star. movies," the author said, screenplay Is an entirely Ludlum's name on a dust polishing off a second noon- different discipline from jacket, in large type above the time bloody mary. writing a novel. title, means an automatic "I won't have anything to do "Screenwriting is craft in bestseller, with the screenplay or the Itself. An art. It Is also an To begin with, Ludlum's production because I don't organic project between the name Is easier to remember have any experience or ability director and writer. I'm not than his cryptic three-word in that field. There's no about to get involved in titles "The Holcroft Cove- reason why I should be con- anything as specialized and nant," "The Matarese Cii- suited. time consuming as the cle," and "The Bourne "I think it's presumptuous movies. Identity" which were No. 1 for any novelist to get in"Even though none of my in 1977, 1978 and 1979-80 volved in the movie or TV novels has yet made it to the respectively. versions of their books. Either screen, they've all been sold Ludlum has written at least you trust the movie people or for films. I never discuss the one novel a year for the past you don't take their money. price paid for them. Three of his dozen That's the way I see It. "I imagine one reason they 'ooks were written under "I've turned down a lot of haven't reached production so other names and still sold producers in the past because far is they would be expensive briskly. I didn't feel they were the sort to make foreign locations Ludlum's themes are 100 of people who would do justice and a lot of complicated acpercent predictable. All are to my work." tion." stories of International conLudlum has little patience spiratorlal Intrigue involving for novelists who weep and geopolitics. His protagonist beat their breasts in Inevitably is surrounded by lamentations that their hostile elements in foreign literary masterpieces have LOW COST settings. been butchered by The reader must remain moviemakers, all the while alert at all times to stay banking enormous sums of abreast Ludlum's intricate, money. labyrinthine plot camHe believes most novels are plications. given their proper due on the FOR "The Bourne Identity," screen, mentioning "The currently No. 1 on the New Godfather" and "Gone With I. York Times list, exemplifies the Wind" In passing. Ws works. The reader Is "Every author should be grabbed on he first page and aware that major alterations — -- --.. 1 - 71 dIb 0 1 Evening HeiWd Friday, April 25, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA — — ;. . -- - wwm~ Zzfmww~ YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Compl.t. W..k's TV Listings decade. — . PIG HAMS CAMERA Ask a pig to say "cheese" and you are likely to get this shot, which is featured in the National 411 this Exhibit sponsored by Kodak. young Torn Plocker of Blue Earth, Minn., snapped FOR response. At least that is'what happened when Photo 000000000 • • AUTO INSURANCE I : of Police Trial In 4th Week Prosecutors Outburst Riles Ju e - : ALL• I.DRIVERS.S held in vise-like fascination must be made for the visual until the denouement 5M media," heuld. "SeenTAMPA, Fla, (UPf) Yossbouncedto his feet and hert Evans 3. and Ed Del trial with many attz'neye McDuffie after a high speed pages later, writers and directors need to Dade County Circuit Judge said: Toro moved for a mistrial.., tempers frequently get out of chase Dec. 17 and trying.-to His books are as visua l as ha ve open options to telescope "ft Lenore Nesbitt says an out. Was "1 will immunize him right highly Improper," hand. It's inappropriate but I make it appear as if the in. burst by prosecutor George now for any statement he said Ed O'Donnell. "At the don't believe it rises to the Juries occurred when he any written, filled with ex- plots and characters. citing settings, dramatic "Most major novels would You in front of the jury wants to change on time it was done and In the height to grant a mistrial," wrecked PHONE '\ his motorcycle. He action, crlsp dialogue and run at least six hours on film. manner in which It was done, the judge said in denying the died four days hearing the trial of five for- anything." later, heroic men and women. So It's absolutely necessary to mer policemen charged with "Now Mr. You, that's an it was solely to interrupt Mr. motions for mistrial. 3220285 The five defendants were But, curiously, none of his .do a great deal of cutting for a the beating death of Arthur improper statement," Judge Carhart's cross examination She then called the Jurors charged Dec. 27, the day after books has yet been made Into two-hour movie. McDuffie was improper but Nesbitt said. "You know and the effectiveness of it. back and Instructed them to Veverka went to prosecutors a movie. This year five of his "I think 'To Kill a Mocking. not grounds for a mistrial, that's Improper to make in the "He (You) felt he was on disregard the comments with his story of what hap- novels are scheduled to be bird' was a brilliant adap. Defense attorney Ed presence of this jury and this the ropes and he tried to cut made by You. pened Dec. 17. filmed. Carhart, hitting at the im-. proceeding. Improper. You're Mr. Carharl off," O'Donnell In a move to speed UP the Eli and Edle Landau will Veverka, who admitted said. "It's unprecedented to trial, now ending Its fourth munity agreement given admonished. Sit down." Foi The being the first to pull produce "The Chancellor former policeman Charles "So now you know if you've do such a thing in the week with the first witness his motorcycle Manuscript" and "The from COOLEST Veverka Jr. in exchange for perjured yourself right up to presence 01 the Jury," still on the stand, Judge McDuffIe HokoftCovenant" Canada's I his testimony, got Veverka to today, they'll still immunize Chief prosecutor Hank Nesbitt told attorneys she and strike him testified he MediaVision will produce, feared he would be prosecuted pdinit the terms of the you for t,' Cgrhwt told Adorno apologized for the Intends to hold court at night "The. Matarese Circle." for manslaughter. agreement required him to Veverke In front of the Jury. remarks, which he said were starting Monday. 2uz7.flT American Cinema will start Genpral He was suspended from stick with the story he told "You have a license 'to He made in "the heat of She said the jurors, who Investigators Dec. 26 or face from the State of Florida," passion," but said they were a were sequestered at the start force Dec. 25 and later "The Osterman Weekend" and Sir Law Grade will put Prosecution. result of defense Insinuations of this week, had asked If she resigned, After the jury left "The Gemini Contenders" the state condoned perjury could hold cour t on Sat urday. "Do you think the State of cour troom, attorneys for 2417 FRENCH AVE.: Carhart asked him if it before t he camera. Florida Is telling you to Be?" fendanti Alex Marrero, Ira and "is holding a hammer But she told the-jurors WALL lurnbmg wasn't true he resigned SANRD LUcuum, who makes his _ Im _ carhart asked, Diggs, Michael Watts, Her. over his head" to obtain chose instead to hold night because the state demanded home in Connecticut, is certain testimony, he do SQ or be prosecuted. sessions, "1 find that personally "My defense cousel told me delighted his novels will -_ Attorneys had said the trial offensive and Mr. You finds it would last 44o4 weeks once I would be prosecuted (if he DEATH personally offensive," he testimony began, 1 own for as little asdidn't resign)," he answered, B ' ' said. at's why I submitted my The defendants all white "Th PER In my experience, in a - are accused of beating resignation." MRS. MME ANSLEY Ch urch of Sanford. Mrs. Mamie Ruth Ansley, She is survived by her 61, of 2409 Stevens Ave., husband, Glenn Ansley-, Sanford, died Thursday In Sanford; three ions, Olerm T. CHROMACOLOR U Tampe. Born in Wilson City, Ansley, Largo, Frank L. ehe came to Sanford in Araby, Sanford, and Mike The Epilepsy Association 01 Employment Training Act) directly with each participant ti* from Farmvllle, N.C. She Ansley, Sanford; and six Central Florida is In. participation, was a member of the grandchildren. to match a person's skills and tervlewlng candidates for the 'almetto Avenue Baptist Interests with a specific Briuon Funeral Home-PA The object of the 14-week, ______________ Is in charge 01 arrangements, next session of Job Readiness CETA-fUIvied program employment situation. Rig. ________________ 'TrajnjngProgram for per.opj provide assistance In . Other assistance Is with Epilepsy or a related taming employment - by available to training parhandicap who reside In providing work evaluation Ucliisnts. Interested persons Fun.ral Notice ______________________ Seminole County. may call 339.2166 for further W MUM to" and training, Including information Bass -_____ before May 15, -..,.. ANILIY, MIS, MAMII RUTH Applicants imit be eligibl. motivation and employability Trançortaticn Extra Is available If uiwraI irvkm for CETh (Comprehensive skills. A job diveloper works nee. Yiir NNdWSd$r$ Mamle Ruth Aniiey, 51,017* Electronic Tuning SysSlivens Ave., Sanlord, sdo died tern, 100 Pct Solid-State, Thursday In Tampa, will be Miusuuists Power Sentry Rgulassturd.y as s p.m. at Irisen tion System, Chromo. kiltS Funeral Home with the Nov. _____ _________________ RaymOnd Crecliar otf$claIh. __________________ matic On. Button TunE MON. TNIU P11.94 SurIal In Osalawn Memorial flI. lng, Specs Command SATURDAY 94 p,, iriesen Funeral $omi.PA Isrd(NI)*2* tharg. _ g ' — ) •. - S . :TONY RUSSIs :INSURANCE: — :S••SOSIS AREA WHY — MONTH! Group Seeks Epileptics For Program ONSCXE"rrE 699.95 out*w MEMORIAL st 94VI 599 r M.ikiis ___ 11 I T"You i Shock-Out W• wish to thank Of our funds and neighbors for the cords and expressions ' of sympathy and d..ds of kindness shown to uiduriàq our recent I -. . • . - . - - ::L- - , 4 • •.•• - The IIADLSY—SLS3I1W - Gimpwl — , _4 ma WSW .0 i 4Y1[1 ''1 !11 +. NO Do YM maw V.1w... 1 IJ + . months 21,21 Pd. APR •pi. + ... 34 I1 , 4 t -- MONDAY THIUSATUIDAY - Clá*K1 III, I 59995 UP 'I - • . ____ ____ • AW,t + IA$Y TfIMS" I I PRIW SITUP WHYNOT, THE lEST HiraM PhPN by Tom Netsit + Allan Shelton, Brian Adamson, Patty Osborn, and Tim Wilson strike a tableau In the SHS production of the FAN TASTICKS. �—tvai IaW. kalsit Fl. Frly, Ar11 U. 1. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IRPU LVDO Friday, April 25, 1fl0-3 Pony Osborn and Brian Adamson portray Luisa and Matt, the star-crossed lovers. "Matt" takes on the would-be abductors in the SHS production of the FANTASTICKS. SHS To Present Delightful Love Story _________________________ • , • , • • • •• • -- "Gaugodi the Savage" will be broadcast at 9 P.M. Tuesday on CBS.; •. Carnmd1ne P6--arays Artist David CrodIas — the soins man who ______ Fad be way to M..saUtsal atar4s. — dM ant en a bid to 7iIi.N,n, F!uos, and dtosd ant. •'I'ho cut arms we ON with &Ing," rans r'c & "L.ck at ____ extent now beniom IN was Shesy. w w. ¶be It$ WeaMW from the waU It wan p d an ba=ns Vinci Was tou..tLig new Was a 4 I - )th.14 y In fancy thss, living In a nice boom with his little fwif)y and l*0mth4 a Mock 46 - broker. NW he bscem. a painter, he forced Ithn,if to Mr away those b.d layers in orr to MW the aij As ho pwIij Iu away, he to a Vut vans wsoknan • - or I. • - F • 4'' • •-' '' 1'' ___ O( MY Wt 15 to nem so natural that Vm able to convince the audience that I'm not acting. But I also hays to accept the fact that I don't win any Academy Awards, becaaeyou,'s any 'performance."' Only later, after the conversation with Carr has untied, dean the listener r.lJze that an actor who seems so natural that he pe to be not acting is the definitive '4'alcs to portray a painter. - whose canvassa don't chow the brush j •- . , • .• - " • .._ • - • • '• • I • S. ..L Tony. Hayden portrays a zealous - . kA%4% ,V. st.. • . . . •• a • • •. • • • •• actor named Mortimer. The hero saves his beloved and ends the family feud. hUfii Straka I S t U ..: • r ft T1. • '- F I • The local production has been in rehearsal for five weeks under the direction of Jane Epps. Musical direction is by Zachary Dunbar, a student at SHS. The play is the typical Romeo and Juliet story with a twist. The parents, pretending to feud, actually want their children to meet, fall in love and marry, and they go to outrageous means to ensure this The course of true love seldom runs smoothly and the light of day can often prove too bright for moonlit dreams and expectations but the play is rumored to have a happy ending. Tickets,-are $2 and will be available at the door of the SHS auditorium The curtain rises at 7:30 both evenings. :';•t:: S ' 1960. In no way 'nw,, but he R 1 I .' Woo" VU put a patinad. ___ 'IIOI Medy a Van GcØ palMing, you'll notice that he 111)pid a lot of color on CM. the bell thin's another fresco "Am Be wonid balM up the paint so thick that the ceavas vh.t Gauguin, 1W ON —"xtoM atM. It's an tolt es on ft adier h4 used an 11#b paint as ON d1W It was p"4t4 Waasi do IpW seed the sd " . P'hlL you can NUWIY see the texture HIomV a rider, and the ftvab of the Canvas, You can't to (the 1 0anin the Es,ae," in 1"ibw bow be put the paint down, 'ays bs4SIlN ru in'S in the brni1 struk.. at termsto Pad I1' omattcwill which=Spda. be bnsdc Tidiy, April , en 00OWNWOU than turned to Eater to the week, Robert D. Wood, iiIp and CWMISM *1 producer of "Gauguin the (tavagi,'.' ---- "Wheanver I t, the tti that thet salts we c'annid chant the forhtltin canting. lik, a glow,, 1t's be, to me, the "At the time,. chose David we dido't know that he once had wanted to be a painter," Wood said. "But he brought his am easel and psuette or to France and has been painting up a storm. The one ph1v that I saw him do was exquisite." On this evening, however, Carradine WAS ta1k1r, not pebttlng. "All artists are — ri has mad," he said. "Vincent Van Gogh, for instance, was clinically insane znwder attep( • FANTASTICKS is coming to Sanford. Wednesday and Thursday are the days the heart-warming musical will be presented by the thespians of Seminole High School. The delightful love story is reported to be the longest running musical comedy in the history of the American stage, having been in continuous production since • �- -A ___-._& .-- ------. --- - --- .- - .1 1. 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL University Of Friday, April 25, mO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nebraska Single Dads Sound Like Single ci 0 (J0 Cable Ch. the quarters of both sexes The most recent Census psychologist at Bureau figures show that 13 University of Nebraska, and brought dates home, saying of Psychology Today Not long ago, a divorced percent of all single-parent Rod Eirlck, a graduate that the children favored father with custody of his families are now headed by student, sent out question- their dating The sexes differed children was a rare bird. men. There were 423,000 nalres. They got replies from Today, he is part of a such families In 1970, 33 fathers and 3$ mothers significantly on only one out growing flock, and according compared with half that who had been divorced for an of the 63 questions the average of three to four researchers asked. It was to a recent small study in number in 1970. But they found no blues. Minor Irritations To investigate how these years. Nearly all the parents "Ix you or your ex-spouse Nebraska, he's doing about t re lationship between marital added up to marital distress. as well as a single mother fathers are coping with their were white and middle class, encourage the children o What kinds of seemingly satisfaction and demonSimilarities were the rule, take sides?" Nearly a third lives, John DeFrain, a might. or trivial events produced high strations of affection For example, a strong of the fathers said they tried dissatisfaction? "Spouse sm all favors such as "spo us e majority of both coups felt to get their children to side de a tasteless meal," the put gas in car" or ma they were doing well, with them while only one toil et arey did woman said she encouraged "spOUse helped with "spouse used my although they said th tides,'' ''spouse babysitting." not get to spend as much it. monopolized bathroom" and time with their children as DeFrain says he does not they would like. Three- know for sire what is behind Only the number of Un- "spouse left a sink full of But he pleasant events was closely dishes." this difference. (C) 1900 Psychology Today suspects that the men may linked with marital bliss or A •1S be unconsciously buying the stereotype that mothers who not take custody of their ildr ch en are less than adC PSYCHOlOGY mirable and lacking in normal maternal feelings. • POSITIVE 510KM PKOTtLIIUN DOM DILUISU CUTS HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING UP TO 20 . 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ON FOr hider Citizens FIE 111ITINTAM111T IN OUR LOUNG1 (10)a ( 9 Jazz man Jo. — — psychologist, and Linda t then a student of his at the University of Kenlucky lit Lexington, found that couples with happy marriages made love about three times as often as those with unhappy marriages, a ___ - whkh bave 3 Actress jufle _ log three RNING MO 1:30 (4) 2-COUNTRY FISHING AFTERNOON 100 B (4) BASEBALL PREGAME SHOW 1:15 B (4) BASEBALL Regional coverage of Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City Royals; Boston N CLASSIC Top tennis pros $300,000 in this annual burnsmint (live ff0111 C5sSWI Palmos In Las Vegas). -1 his _ - ______ N TDOORS ®S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS MORN t'00 1130 (DO BILL DANCE OUT- t)(17)WRESTUNG AFTERNOON t ' [I •V • I AFTERNOON MONDAY 400 02 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres EVENING MOANING 1:50 1.'OO CHAMPK)NSHIP %FIS -- ) TUESDAY • DOORS 400 (4) LEGENDS OF GOLF Some of the greatest names In golf, including Ben Hogan and EVENING Eastern Conference Finals. Austin, Texas). 10:00 PhIladelphia_lOire vs. Boston (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 1:00 (I neciar'). Braves vs. San Diego Padres CD B WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS World Women's D 0 ALAN KING TENNIS Gymnastics Championships CLASSIC 1:30 (from Fort Worth, Texas); (1) SPORTS AFIELD EVENNG P1CM Wrestling Championships (from Corvallis. Oregon). 2:00 101.00 a (17)FISHINo HOLE (17)oPl-oEcscIRcu Atlanta t12)(17) 5:30 Braves vs. San Diego Padres 315 (I(17)THIS WEEK lNBA8E 0(17) BASEBALL Atlanta s*a Braves vs. Montreal Expos WEDNESDAY EVENING EVENING S (4) LEGENDS OF GOLF 1:00 10:00 (17)WRE$TUNG 30 (17) BASEBALL Atlan ta B INTERNATIONAL. BO XCD 1:00 OBravss vs. San Diego Padres (35) FLORIDA OU 11:30 3:30 "Surf$ngFlorldaStyls" (1)5 NBA BASKETBALL (5)5 NSA BASKETBALL 4:30 • SUNDAY S (4) SPORTSWORLD THURSDAY McEnroe compete for 01 , Red 50* at Detroit Tigers tOO WRESTLING M &.00 cb eALAw Koo TENNiS Including Bjorn Borg and John 1 'lIMN'VJ .,. 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Mind you, I ye John Reardon and Captain 4:00 ® SPECIAL TREAT host the 15th annual edition of Gardner, who Is 57-Ish, known and seen and done Kangaroo when a leaky roof on 4.00 0(10) PAUL RORESON the theatre brings the neigh- "Treasure island" An animated time awards honoring excel- plunges into her first film In and enjoyed that all, but I James Earl Jones portrays the borhood together In this musi- version of Robert Louis Iencs In the fIeld of country eight years. It's called "The don't want to talk about it." I!i! -- WEDNESDAY SUNDAY RON lOHshdan Irish rose lIOufthk. bird 40 Pedestal — 19 Armory parts 2lActorchar$is 42Foodshop — — 43— Estrada 23 Cccl. Vest 44 Bath. . . .list 24 Accustom 47 Actress — 26 HsaI.c. Lnulia 26 Single hem 45 One solar 27 French word orbit 17 This of 57 Last queen of for 26 down 5 Southern con respect Spain 26 German sac. stuflatlon 58 Presidential Ismaili" Margosi tree Ia Attempt 20 Buddy — Is nickname 30 Mae lace (var.) 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D (7)0 AFTERSCHOOL SPE Shields and photographer New Mexico ...Joe Namath's CIAL 'The Terrible Secret" A Francesco Scavullo, who co- new unlisted phone number teen-age driver takes a young hotshot Oscar was changed again. Seems boy she hit with her van to the hosted the hospital, then panics and runs party at Xenon, picked his old flames pass it on to Chinese food to serve. Don't the new hopefuls. away. (A) Stunned her LP, "The Last ask me why... Rex Harrison, EVENING athlete and humanitarian who who already has four oil Dance" is such a hit in became a figure of controversy EVENING paintings from 39-year-old England, Diana Ross adMORNING during the McCarthy era. (5) 0 THE JIMMY MCNICHOL EVENING SPECIAL Guests including Ed Baynard, an American, inited, "I must listen to it 7:30 11:00 bought a fifth... Richard again and find out why" YOUNG PEOPLE'S Krlsty McNIchoI, Ricky Just (10) THE MX DEBATES B (4) 8:00 Schroder. Jeff Conaway, DonNixon's sou.-due book of Carol Burnett taped a walk(17) ENERGY FORUM SPECIAL "The Last Prom" Bill Moyers moderates a na Pescow and Kurt Thomas more memories and less on in pal Tim Conway's new debate on the strategic need EXPO This eight-hour special 8:00 for the MX missile, the best will explore the pressing energy apologies is so closely comedy TV series ...Ringo (10) SONG BY SONG method of deploying It, and the problem facing America and "Sheldon Harnick" Millicent 9:00 guarded that magazine Starr: "When I was 3, my economic. sociological and Investigate the nation's energy Martin. Julia Mckenzie, David (5) 0 GIDEON'S TRUMPET editors looking to excerpt it father ran off, my mother environmental consequences options through multimedia Kernan and special guest How- 8 (10) HENRY HUDSON'S have to read the thing in the was a barmaid and I was in of basing the system on the presentations and panel ard daSilva perform songs RIVER: A BIOGRAPHY publisher's office. Advance the hospital. Only one thing Utah / Nevada border (live discussions, from "Fiddler On The Roof," reports put it as dull as gave me joy: my drums, a from Salt Lake City). "She Loves Me." "Fiorello" 10:30 101)0 set of empty tea tins" IN ART Jimmy Carter's diary. AFTERNOON "The Apple Tree" In this 2(10) and ADVENTURES (5)0 CBS REPORTS "Gay that Sophia Loren swears ...Ricardo Montalban: tribute to lyricist Sheldon WITH JULIE HARRIS Actress Power, Gay Politics" Harry 2:00 Harnick. and art lover Julie Harris her marriage to Carlo Ponti "When anyone talks about Reasoner reports on how and (10) BOSTON MARATHON guides viewers on a tour of the is still as solid as the flesh on type-casting, I always l000 '$0 Coverage of the 84th anni- why the homosexual communiSan Francisco, estimated CO (10) THREE APPEALS National Gallery of Art In her upper arms, despite wonder what would have ty of versary of the oldest foot race Washington, D.C. In the United States Is present- to be betwsen 25% and 50% of Background material, interrumors of a singer eight happened if I'd changed my city's population, bscarne I views the arguand courtroom ed. Anchors are Bud Collins, years her junior ... Liz name and gotten rid of my mints are Intertwined in this Kathy Switzer and Larry major political force, Taylor's adopted kid, Maria, accent!" examination of the appellate Rawson. MORNING dieted oft 14 pounds for her Hermione Gingold on why process at work in three cases 300 Better she she isn't cashing in on modeling career. before the New York State 1000 0(10) MEN OF BRONZE Court of Appeals. MAY MAGAZINE should share the secret with today's autobiographical (5)0 MOr*0NG The most heavily decorated — Vankick: "Dahllng, I've already mommy.... Gloria EVENING and the most decimated — CRMWM I measure of their marital happiness. 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EVENING TELEVISION Study Friday, April 25, 1950-3 I II • tf Th (.E1'TERS At41) OE 1j CLUe 5MCWN T7 5MU. -re OA OP41ANGtE OF ME STAR. A ¶V NOW S '#1 E B 1 oI C N R 0 FTT_I I I___I 1 LL Atlanta E IV0 (DL O I I I .4vsd, .JQj I I I �- -----.---.- —Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April23, 1 April 25 FRIDAY EVENING a4 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW April 11:00 c4SD0cD0 NEWS au (35) BENNY HILL 4 10, TODAY IN THE LEGIS. L.ATURE (17) LAST OF THE WILD 26 Jones, Estelle Parsons. A cou. ple claims to have been taken SATURDAY spaceship and axe. ____________________________________________ _________________________________________ aboard a 'mined by extraterrestrial io ___ __ p7 oun Y ______ ___ Bo ____ ____ ___ ____ _____ wos '. ____ ___ + + H. _ ., ____ + __ + 41' April 27 I Fl. Friday, April 25, iflO7 (10 ) MASTERPIECE THE. 8:30 ATRE "My Son, My Son" N.J.). (3 0 THE STOCKARD CD 0 WIDE WORLD OF CHANNING SHOW Susan Maeve, a promising young actress, Introduces "uncle" Bill SPORTS 15-round WBC becomes depressed as her tO her talented and beautIful Super Featherweight cham- 30th birthday approaches and friend Livia; both lather and pionshlp bout between Alexis she readies to join the oldies son are attracted to her Arguello and Rolando Navarete but goodies. bewitching qualities. (Part 2 , (live from San Juan. Puerto (Ii) (35) JERRY FALWELL Rico); a report on the top hors7) (R) 9:00 es ex pected to compete in the 12:30 Kentucky Derby; World Wrist 0(4) THE SUNDAY GAMES B (4) MEET THE PRESS Wrestling Championships (from (Premiere) Host Bruce Jennar (1)030 MINUTES and guests including Joe Pataluna, Cal.). 7:30 0@D THE HAPPY SIDE (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY MORNING 6:00 PICTURE OF HEALTH (7)0 (3)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (35) DR. E.J. 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Dorothy returns to the Tommy is professing his love SUNDAY MASS (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. e lopes. (17) REV. TERRY COLELand of Oz and encounters the for Is Vera. (A) ORAL ROBERTS (7)0 1:00 sister of the Wicked Witch of InII From Page 6 ([1) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS(35) JIMMY SWAGGART B (4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISH the West. (2 Hrs.) SYCATS (10) MASTERPIECE THESATURDAY 3(10) FIRING LINE "Is Big ATRE __________________________________________ 900 (5) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Business Out Of Hand?" 9:30 B (4) OUTLOOK Eastern Conference Finals, Guests: Mark Green, Or. Robthe city's population, became a (5) 0 THE JEFFERSONS (1)0 SUNDAY MORNING Philadelphia l6ers vs. Boston Oil Hessen. 7:30 While looking through WITH CHARLES KURALT Celtics (If necessary). (17) UNTOUCHABLES 5(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING major political force. Bentley's telescope, Louise (10) WORLD OF THE SEA (E) 0 FANTASY ISLAND A (7)0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE C!) 0 ALAN KING TENNIS she thinks isa mursees (John Schuck) journeys TOO CLASSIC Top tennis pros EVENING by a giant committed der being back to the 18th century to find (1]) (35) THE FUNTSTONES including Bjorn Borg and John rabbit. (Part 1) (A) 6.00 a friend, and a mute girl (Mells4 (10) SPRINGTIME WITH Mc Enroe compete for AND THE BEAR so Sue Anderson) relives the MISTER ROGERS Fred Rog- $300,000 In this annual tourna6:00 10:00 Lobo, Captain Cain and Sgt. night of her mother's death. (A) era is joined by his old friends mont (live from Caesars Palace B (4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS (5)Q TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. John Reardon and Captain in Las Vegas). Wiley converge on Lake Mud ( 3, (3 5) ROCKWORLD (10) HERE'S TO YOUR (10) WODEHOUSE PLAYIn search of the casino loot that Guests: Eddie Money, Santana. Kangaroo when a leaky roof on (Ii) (35) MOVIE "Soldier HEALTH "Understanding HOUSE "Romance At Drollthe the theatre brings BJ supposedly stole. (Part 2) LIMITS (10) AUSTIN CITY neigh- Blue" (C) (1970) Candice Diabetes" gate Spa" (R) "Partners In rhyme" MOO Ban- borhood together In this musi, Bergen, Peter Strauss. A U.S. ([2)(17)WRESTLING (M(17) WINSTON CHURCH(5)0 THE TIM CONWAY dy and Joe Stampley perform cal special. (A) Cavalry soldier is shocked ILL- THE VALIANT YEARS 6:30 SHOW Guest: Bernadette hard-core honky-tonk and 0(17) LOST IN SPACE when he finds the horrible 10:30 NEWS Peters. 9:30 Marty Robbins sings some old treatment which his unit is sub- 5(1) NBC THE BAXTERS "The J) (35) PTL CLUB 0 CD ANGIE Brad's father and now classics. 5 (3) GOSPEL SINGING jectln9,Indlans to. (2Hrs.) (I4(10)TWORONNIES Invites the president to Angie's (17) ENERGY FORUMJUBILEE (lu) WASHINGTON WEEK Right To Strike" (17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: fr5 NEWS for___ dinner, then tries to EXPO(CONrD) OLD HOUSEWORKS John Wesley English. co-author 0) (35) WOODY WOODPECK- IN REVIEW (R) 8 (10) keep ft a secret. ER AND FRIENDS of "The Coming Real Estte 11:00 1:30 D (35) FLORIDAOUTDOORS 5(4) (ID 5(7)0 NEWS •(3) SPORTS AFIELD 10:00 "Sug Florida St)15 Y'S WONDER- Crash." DISNE7.00 •@j (35) SECOND CITY TV WALL STREET WEEK FUL WORLD (Il) • (3) ARCHIE CAMPBELL 10:55 8(10) UNDERISNA WORLD "The Secret Of (a (10)More Years?" Guest* Lost 8 10 MONTY PYTHON1 a KIDSWOpLD "Four TO BE ANNOUNCED OF JACQUES COUSTEAU Valley" A 12-year-old boy (35) ppjy PIG AND Walter W. Heller, Regents pro. on a camping vacation "Those Incredible Diving FLYINGCIRCUS 11:oo lessor of economics, University FRIENDS Machines" Man's last great 11:30 becomes separated from his 0(4) (ID 0(1)0 NEWS IT "Lln. of Minnesota. (R) pioneering adventure an Earth, a (!D SATURDAY NIGHT a (10) AS WE SEE parents and Is found by a (8(10) NOW-FICTION TELEthe exploration of the deep LIVE Host: Shelley Duvall. coin High School, Seattle, 2:00 member of an Isolated Indian V1,so4 ocean wilderness.Is graphical. Musical guest: Joan Armatrad- Washington" 5 (.4) NASHVILLE MUSIC tribe. (Part 1) 0(17) OPEN UP (M (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Guests: Jim Ed Brown, Helen (5)060 MINUTES ly traced. Ing. (A) 11:30 Cornelius, Razzy Bailey. 02 (17) ENERGY FORUM (1)0 MOVIE "The Woman (7)Q GALACT1CA 1910 10:30 0 (1) NBC LATE MOVIE (1) EXPO This eW4xw sped- Hunter" (C) (1972) Barbara COUNT111Y ROADS MOVIE "Titanic"(a/W) 8 (10) THE SHAKESPEARE (9 (3~) (10) FLORIDA HOME "Lifeline" (1978) Documentary. PLAYS "Henry V" David GwiI.. the_ Eden, Robert Vaughn. A (1953) Clifton Webb, Dr. Donald Trunkey, chief surproblem facing America and wealthy woman fears for Stanwyck. The lives of pausn- urn portrays Henry V In this GROWN "Annual Flowers For geon of the Emergency and Investigate the natiOn's energy life when sho suspects that she gers aboard the doomed vs" play focusing on Henry as the Sprl Gardens" Trauma Unit at San Francisco options through multimedia Is being followed by a are seen both before and dur- Ideal warrIor-king and cal.- 0(1,) NASHVILLE ON THE General and Dr. Joan Hodgpresentation* and panel thief anid murderer.(1 1/2 Hm) discussions. (7)5 MOVIE "Spellbound" (5) 0 FOR OUR TIMES Age In English history. (R) 7:30 slon at USC Medical Center, (B/W) (1945) lngrld Bergman, rouglu Edwards reports on 0(17)ON.OECK CIRCLE 1351 CANDID CAMERA a]) are profiled. (A) GregOryPek. Directed by the present-day Juvenile JustIce 2:15 010 THE GOOD NEIGH- (5)0 MOVIE "Harlow" (C) (DO 000DTIME GIRLS amnesia ed Hitchcock. An fr system and examines some of 0(17) BASEBALL Atlanta BORS "The Thing In The (1965) Carroll Baker, Martin Only hours before Edith's Al is the alternative methods of CO P- Braves vs. Montreal Expos marriage, she and her room- victim accused of murder Cellar" Balsam. by the Woman PSYCIIIIS' Ing with young offenders.(Pad 0 (17) PORTER WAGONER (Z) mates bmac is 11 apps In the helped a $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW trist who loves him. (2 Hr.. 10 2) apartment basement. Guests: Mack Magaha, Blueoo LEGENDS OF • 12:00 BAPTIST (7) 0 FIRST (U) (35) FLORIDA FRONT Mine.) Some of the greatest names In grass Country. MOVIE "Blossoms In (1]) (35) MOVIE "House Of CHURCH (DO golf. Including Ben Hogan and 5 Horror." (81W) (1948) Bill 0(10)ANOTHER The Dust" (C) (1941) Greer *00 Goodwin, Robert Lowery. A (OD 87 MOVIE "The War Of Sam Snead, compete in the 5(4) CHIPS A strict new oflI- Garson, Walter Pidgeon. 0(4) SANFORD demented artist uses a i'd1 The Worlds" (1953) Gene final round of this tournament cer makes life and work miser1:00 (1)0 HAWAII PIVE-O The known as The Creeper to 95f Barry, Ann Robinson. Earth is (from the Onion Creek Country able for the staff of the highway 0 (17) MOVIE "Sail A Club In Austin, Texas). existence of lbs F)vs..O Unit Is petrate his darkest (A) patrol. threatened by a Martian vaitoparoizsd When the Hawaiian upon hIs crltics.(1 1/2 Hrs.) (1) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S Crooked Ship" (1962) Robert sion. 300 INTERNATIONAL BOX-PLACE Archle's questionable Wagner, Dolores Hart. underworld makes them look (DO 12:00 1 foolish and Inept, (R) 1:30 (HG 15-round WBC Super bookkeeping practices get him 5(17) ENERGY FORUM (ID 5PTRUM In serious trouble with the LOVE BOAT A COmP. (DO (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ship Bantamweight champion THE JETSONS (ED ny auditor (PhyNW 01111w) fails E)"(CONT'D) Wllfre- State Tax Department. (A) 1:50 0(10) OUE PASA, USA? bout between defender for the captain, and a newly 100 (DO ABC MOVIE "Lady Eddie Ndukwu and do Gomez NEWS (DO works married Couple run Into her ex- 5(3) TALES OF THE UNEX- Everyone (live from San Juan, Puerto Sings me Blues" (1972) Diana PECTED "Depart In Peace" A musical revue, despite Juana': Rico). boyfriend. (N) Ross. Billy Dee Williams. The 2:20 MOVIE "Calamity alternately stellar and tragic D(35)yHlu, man (Joseph Cotten) gats more stage fright. (N) (7)0 (U)(35) MOVIE "Marriage, Italian Style" (C) (1964) Sophia Career of blUSs singer Billie Jane" (C) (1953) Dods Day. 0 (10) DOLLY Guests: than he bargained for when he 11:30 strips the back of his n%lstrSss's (5)5 FACE THE NATION LaCOsta, John Hartford. Loren, Marosllo Mastrolanni. A Holliday, whose addiction to Howard Keel. p ortrait . (DO BILL DANCE OUTwily prostitute feigns a ssnious drugs Increased as her popu6:30 DOORS 2:56 Illness in order to trap a long- lsrfty did, is traced. 1:30 5(1) SiX O'CLOCK POWER (17) MOVIE "Hell's (U) (35) MOVIE "TM World time lover Into marriage, and (11) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY A $OVSsbls Old Gertriri iMp- 5(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 5 (10) ODYSSEY Of Abbott And Costello" (BIW) then contrives a further tale of Horizon" (1955) John Ireland. herd gels a new lease on lIfe 1:40 La Trinidad Valen. Maria English. During the Kore(1965) Bud Abbott, Lou Costal- woe to hold him against his "8h when he delicti a bomb that C5t5' The artifacts found on an War, personal tensions (DO NEWS (0. The best scenes from 18 of wIshes. (2 Hrs.) s, l1ntsd In Midas' bar. board the fourth largest ship In erupt among crew members of the duo's movies are highlight2:00 --. ) DAVID ALIEN AT 330 the Spanish Armada, discov- ag squadron on Okinawa. 5(17) ENERGY FORUM ed.(1 1/2 Hrs.) LAME (1)0 NBA BASKETBALL wed off the coast of Ireland, 5(10) MDV EN LA LEGISLAEICPO(CONT'D) 0(10) MARTY nousass 4:15 Milwaukee Bucks or Seattle tell a uniqus story of life on a 'T'I Guest: Freddy Fender. .2:10 SuperSonics vs. Los Angeles 116th-century warship. (CC) (DO MOVIE "Mats Hail" - • • _____ SUNDAY WHITTAKER ________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________ (2 Hi's.) a (10) THE Mx DEBATES beIngs. O) MEN OF BRONZE ( Bill Moyers moderates a The most heavily decorated debate on the strategic for the MX missile, the best and the most decimated — method of deploying it. and the American regiment In World economic, sociological and War I, Composed entirely of MORNING 8:30 600 500 (4) THE FACTS OF LIFE A "Claws" 0(1) (5)0(1)0 NEWS (1)0 MARCUS waav, M.D. school lesion about tracing i 'II) (35) KUNG Ft.J one's ancestry leads Natalie, 5:25 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: 10 LORD MOUNTBAT who Is adopted, on a search for LOVE, AMERICAN environmental consequences black infantrymen, fought side (17) Richard Dawson. Guests: Lola TEN: A MAN FOR THE E CENTU- her ._ul parents. of basing the system on the by side with the French forces. Falana, Linda Gray, Harvey STYLE WALL STREET flY Following the Japanese (1O) WEEK Utah / Nevada border (live 12)(17) MOVIE "The VegaKorman, Stan Kann. surrender In 1945, Mountbat- '.Four More Years?" Guest: 6:30 bond King" (1956) Kathryn from Salt Lake City). Cl) S NBA BASKETBALL ten becomes involved In han.. Walter W. Heifer, Regents f'0" (1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Grayson, Greallis Klrkop. The FRIDAYS Musical dling postwar political and lessor of economics. University 11:30 and adventurer, Francois 6:55 guests: The Clash. human (Part 5 of 6) B (4) JONNY QUEST Villon, leads a revolt in Paris in , Minnesota. LARGE (17) WORLD AT (1]) (35) WILD. WILD WEST Q(17robiems. CAROL BURNETT FAT ALBERT M . West and Gordon Investigate 000 AND FR$ENO6 Guest: John (7)0 JOKER, JOKER, JOKER 1463. 400 the murder of a scientist who C5)STHELAWANDYOU Byner. S (I) THE DOBERMAN S (4) LEGENDS OF ooi.. GANG Private detective Nick had been studying a rash of (!) S OUR GANG Some of the greatest names In Luchese (Michael Noun) and destructive tidal waves. a 17) HUMAN DIMENSION 0(4) NBC NEWS golf, including Ben Hogan and his trio of dobermans are hired (17) MOVIE "The Black eo (1) 1)0 CBS NEWS Sam Snead, compete In this to solve the mysterious murder Sleep" (1956) BasIl Rathbone, 1200 DAILY DEVOTIONAL (7)0 ABC NEWS annual tournament (from the of a delivery boy. AkIm Tamk'off. An Insane sdGOOZILLA (17)808 NEWHART Jerry Onion Creek Country Club in 6:30 mi DUKES OF HAZ. entist deceives a doctor into SHj takes up Permanent Austin, Texas). (4) 2-COUNTRY FISHING RD Luke and Bo become becoming his assistant. ZA (7)5 WEEKEND SPECIAL at the Hartisys while recovering campaign mainagers for the (1)0 SPECTRUM "Soup For President" Several (1)0 MOVIE "King Creole" 12ao from abroken romance. candidate challenging $$ (g) (35) AMERICA'S (DO HOT FUDGE youngsters use campaign (8/W) (1958) ElvIs Presley, ATMa.(17) Hogg for the office of County LETES 1•N irs YOUR BUSINESS tricks on each other In an Carolyn Jones. A youth 70Ø Supervisor Administrator. (R) (4) FACE THE MUSIC attempt to win a school oft- becomes a smashing hit when 12:40 (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE he agrees to sing In a gangster(DR MOVIE "Crash" (1976) 0(4) pROFILES IN EDUCA- tlon.(R) William Shatner, Eddie Albert. (7)0 MOVIE "Miracle In The TION (DO JOKER'S WILD au ( 5) MOVIE "poppy' owned New Orleans nightspot. The story of a Jetliner's crash In RaIn" (0/W) (1954) Jane (ID 35) SANFORD AND SON (81W). (1936) W.C. Fields. A (2 Hr..) dLACK AWARENESS CM MACNEIL! LEHRER the Florida Everglades and the Wyman, Van Johnson. A young (1)0 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN down-and-out bum tries to (10) PAUL ROBESON Incredible rescue of 73 of Its soldier and a lonely woman fall AND THE TEEN ANGELS REPORT prove that his daughter is an James Earl Jones portrays the In love. only to be separated by (Cli (17) (17) SANFORD AND SON passengers Is dramatized. (R) Incredibly gifted black singer. THE THREE heiress.(1 1/2 Hirs.) Fred's buddies turn his house (II) (35) STREETS OF SAN war. (1 Hr. 50 Mine.) (1964) athlete and humanitarian Who (17) MOVIE "Zulu" o s000u / THE LITTLE Pw Into a pool hait when Lamont FRANCISCO Stone becomes a Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins. became a figure of controversy . CAi. buys him a pool table. member of a fraternity ,, A small British patrol tries to during the McCarthy era. S (4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL df'Uflks to find out why tIVSS hold off an onslaught of thouHosts: The Captain and 7:30 6:00 them we beaten to death. sands of Zulu warriors. Tennilts. Guests: Rod Stewart, • SAY CITY ROLLERS 14) TIC TAC DOUGH (DO WIDE WORLD OF "The (10) MOVIE 0 g Martin, 1) 0 THE NEWLYWED 6 ANIMALS ANIMALS HomecornIng" (C) (1973) Cyrll Linda Rorwtadt. Barry Mani. (7) AN GAME Gymnastics Championships 5(4) FLASH GORDON IMALS "Shank" Cusack, Ian Holm. Based on low, The Jacksons, Willie cn FAMILY Fort Worth, Texas); I SUPER 5EV. (from (1)0 TARZAN 6:oo Olivia Newton-John. the play by Harold Pinter. A (ID ( 5) MAUDE Phillip Is dev- man NCAA Wrestling ChampionEN rokind! As 6 GD THE SUPER GLO. (7) 0 AMERICAN 11IAND. 91*118(fforn COMMIN, Oregon). finds out why (R) BETRIMTW an older woman has been dat- when he br$flØS his now wills STAND (1])(3 )GPIULYADAMS 1:15 home to most the clan.(2Hrs.) 5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / Inghkn. 0(17)PISHMIGHOI.E (M (17) NEWS 100 HECKLE (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: 10:00 540 8GD RASEL41iLL PRE-GAM E1111111111ENDS M a John Asl*ory. 8 (1) ROCKFORD FILEG A SHOW 0(17) THIS WEEK IN BASS. O (17) BASEBALL Atlanta materiel witness for a rock star 0(17) BASEBALL Atlanta (ID ( 5) ROBERT SCH'JLLER n (10) ODYSSEY "Franz BALL Braves vs. Montreal Expos io Bravin vs. Montreal Expos being , (jlypAf$ Boas (1858.1942)" The We of 0 17 girlfriend turns up dead. (Part 2:30 s:s Franz Boss, the German physi. EVENING 0 GE) HERE'S cl*t slingullairly responsible for Kristin conDOOMER (1)0 DALLAS (DO NEWS S ('4) CASPER AND THE shaping the course of Amen. Scorner teaches a troublseoms suma____ AkVMM 14-year-old boy a lesson in vinces J.R.to 000 can anthropology, is docu. 300 and Bobby learns survival In the wilderness. 6(M CID 0 NEWS (CC) HULK about Pun's prognioncy. (A) THE 11110011110011111LE (ID('i5) BIONIC WOMAN Sky" (61W) (1943) Ethel OILPAINTING 1:15 David Is sinse for vagrancy STYLE "Love And The Sig Waters, Lena Home, A Negro 0 (17) MOVE "The Tell r, While a young American Indian •(4) BASEBALL Regional is lying near death, his spirit and sent to a work camp, his sect.woman battles the devil for ttie (1957) Rendoh Scott, Mau. Night" Mark takes rssn O'Sullivan. A rancher coverag, of 15110W isaves his body and tries soulofher man. (2 Hr..) finds hirnisif face-to-laos with at Kansas CityRoyals Boston perately to save Jalme from a pact him lobe an informer. (R) tary to hsr apartment because hen fear of burIars. of have Red Sox er at 4:00 a trio of desp ados who a o WHEN n WHISTLE 0(17) PERSPECTiVE Detroit Tigersdsadly weapon ON 0(17) MOVIE Sherlock heisted a stagecoach. . BLOWS After ::. 130 0 (lu) Vi. PEOPLE "Men Holmes And The Secret Randy, Norm's 17-y.e.otd GREATNESS "John L Lewis" Counter / David Evans" Allen (1) 0TH! MUPPETS Guest: (1942) Beell Rathvow Own up an his Jonathan Winters. Counter and David Evans. who 8 GD FRED AND SAMM __ doorstep reedy to move in. (U) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN bone, P41951 Bruce. Based on a (DO HIGH SCHOOL BOWL have dons extensive study of (1]) (35) JIM ROCI(FOND The STYLE "Love And Th Teach. story by Sir Arthur Conan (1)0 RUGS BUNN/ flQ Umatilla vs Winter Park the folklore and philosophy of mob and federal agents are sr' An artist Is incensed when Doyle. After (M(35) MOVIE "John And the bush Afro-Americans of RUNNER Interested In Rocky's "good his son flunks a sex-education kidnaps an Inventor, Holmes (7)• p$.AST,QtAN Mary" (C) (1969) Dustln Hoff- Sudnam,, are seen lecturing at steps In to bring him to lustiC.. CIUL (D 5) AMAZING GRACE men, MIS Farrow. A man and a Rollins .College. Host: David woman most Ip a bar and Moses. BIBLE CLASS Yoi give me sech i fright Julia 8101R 0(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. spend 24 hours togethen S (17)WRESTUNG With year vld.es Mb. before rsal*zlng they dont NYGARDEN so fl 1 know 55th Othst'$ IlflhIS. (1 11liedMy slee Caters 5) 1• NEWS :us '. 1/2 Hr..) gWith my katie. ,s.jd ge tiw sky pk, (U) (35) UP! SEfIINS AT p tS 7 (ID • Wsetd asks the. ,dn 2:00 (D NEWS VARY MkMelTripleti (ID 6 MOVIE "The Train 8 er ) SNIM PA11VIIEWS 8 (10) FRENCH CHEF er t and Gent, 7* Dog and Snake Flat Robbers" (C) (1973) Eb John Rog Siskel I & tiey Ink gsed The sate a Hot Wayne, Ann-Margrsl. A "Nijlnsky," thief's review "," ets .t.istb.r . With a 0(10) UPSTAIRS, 00WN' widow hires a tough gunslinger "Foxes" and "me Chsngei. STAINS LAS S thaWise'd and . . torecovwhslf-a-mlplondokrs log." dag w etai me 11411111111k. 5(17) MOVIE "Th5Jan In gold which her husband hid his 106L Singer" (IUT) Al Jolson, bIIOtS his death, (2 Mrs.) js UI hale. .1 i1 me do was. standing Warner Oland. A young main 0 (1) 4 $,4 "ma I tie . These poemi are by . ( thrslp at 0) BOSTON MARATHON Abominable Snowman" bermes a linger dsapha 5, 80 an vA of his Orthodox ®• HER MAW Guests: elemss4ary schoslers from Mkha1 G. 'ID Coverage CI lbs 64th awks inie Gene Au'y, Seminole County. . They of 11* OldMl fOOl Ue Randy Barlow, Joe Frazier. '.d In tIle tinitsd States is p.ewt. 10:30 reau*sd from the Floridi The JsØ4lsh LAWRENCE WILK . I weuld make sea. ed Anchors are Bud Collins. i4) DAPvoucsc Poetry In . wu.o MINNO bias. Kathy Swltzór and Larry WRI ) • POPEYR on ' are year eyes? progran. meal piILs are and Gord tangs with '°'" (1) S000SY AND SCRAP. I'd m ake seas . taught by pod Bob Wlthoft Why do you shah. d Or. Loveless Who has another PY000 30 klng.alaid plan to achieve of OTt edo' P'pl1i are . 5(36) NOV11 "Overlords 01 (1)S ALAN KiNG pja warts conquest. CLAGM Top tennis Pros 800)ONORUINNA Ifl5fltiY. Nai PIIOIOWSplIIG thani. but are net told gracefully ,ss15, Including Bjorn Borg aid John SIC "Carrie's Woe. Cards and evidenca sepIss 150* what they dwdd w.1t. ,c Mu. as? I would ask. Mcinroe compile for Nick visit , Es' eelt.gsd Ifl)1tI lit this ixaiulnsilon kilo Wlily do yea sURE se i' In thIs anmial touma- 51 , severeiy rspdme 'iffl*id 1)1119 01)15015." (1 merit (live from Cs Palacs mended on their return. (Part 2 why do you have 8... siedsd PBIPI. er 1/2Hrs.) lii Las Vegas). oI4flCC) gas "0(35) MIS "Ths.UPG . • I Evening Herald, Sanford, (from Attanhic '.- ____ MOVIE "A Tells Of Two Lakwo. (17)MOVE -The Outlaws (81W) (1932) Greta Garbo. AERN0ON Cities" (0/W) (1935) Ronald HILL STREET STATION Is Coming" (1965) Three Lewis Stone. A notorious 4:30 Allen. Based 1100 Ga Elizabeth y coim.n " SPOWOP Gold- Stooges, Adam West. Four female spy falls in love with an I*WIpIpSrmSn become tar. Allied officer and exposes her Power, Gay Polilios" tarry on Chaniss Dickens' 1200 on Gloves Association Reasoner reports on how arid Two ffl5fl whO look ililiS fill lii America Tournament of Chant- gets for g melingers when they COVSf. (1 Hr. 45 Ming.) SLACK AWARENESS Why lbs Iuomo'vsi communi- love With t1tssame Q di .•• .(D5.L$$UIS. .....AND. plqns ffrom Shreveport, La.)..,try to stop th,.$aitv Of.. 40 Il y of San FnHilso&easlmsisd thsFrunch .• ,a:. AtISWS .5('17') MAVERICK 'I '''4'. '. ' • '" ________ _____ ______ + + '9 'a /;. ' L.r• - + -- .___,__-_ ,__+, - ..-.'- p 1112 1414 �$--Evening Heraid, Sanford, FL Friday. AariIfl. iNS - MONDAY ing is forced upon the racially April 28mixed population. (!])(35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO When the older PRAIRIE Mr. oteson EVENING of two brothers in a rodeo tamhide the fact that the tat lady in fly is killed in the arena, the evithe circus playing in town Is his dance points to the younger long-lost sister Annabelle. 6:00 brother. (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 0 (5)0 (D 0 NEWS (10) AMERICAN SHORT Les reacts badly when Bailey Is STORY "The Music School" (1]) (35) KUNG FL) lOj LORD MOUNTBAT- promoted to newscaster and by John Updike. During a 24TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- he learns he has to share air hour period, a contemporary flY In 1947, Mountbatten time with a female. (R) writer struggles to find a focus accepts the responsibility of (7) 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE in his life. (R) uniting India and assisting that Reports on a pair of human 9:30 country's transition from Brit- sandwiches, a blind woman ish rule to independence. (Part who travels to distant places (5) 0 FLO Flo and a rich, via ESP, the mating habits of footloose and fancy free old 601 8) 0 (17) CAROL BURNETT tarantulas and an underground boyfriend strike romantic sparks together. AND FRIENDS Skits: 'Barbary house are featured, And Ben," "Rancid Harvest." (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD A lo:oo police groupie complicates (1)0 LOU GRANT The hard630 Rockford's search for the miss- drinking husband of a female 0(3) NBC NEWS ing fiancee of an underworld politician makes headlines (5)0 CBS NEWS attorney. (Put 1) While the Trib staff makes news C!) 0 ABC P1 (10) SONG BY SONG itself in a gossip magazine. (R) 0 (17) BOB NEWHART "Sheldon Harnick" Millicent Bob's therapy group insists Martin, Julia Mckenzie, David au (35) LOVE, AMERICAN that he accept an invitation to Kernan and special guest How- STYLE "Love And The conduct one of Its sessions on ard daSilva perform songs Tattoo" Ken is afraid to take his shirt off around Phyllis television, from On The Roof," because of his tattoo. 7.'00 "She Loves Me," "Fiorello" (10) THREE APPEALS 0(1) FACE THE MUSIC and "The Apple Tree" in this Background material, inter(1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE tribute to lyricist Sheldon views and courtroom argu(7) 0 DIALOGUE Host: Bill Harnick. ments are intertwined In this Nelson. 0 (17) MOVIE "Ulysses" examination of the appellate (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON (1955) Kirk Douglas, Anthony process at work In three cases Fred turns Cupid when Esther Quinn. While Ulysses, the King before the New York State fights with Woodrow and of Ithaca, fights the Trojan court of Appeals. moves into the Sanford house. Wars, his wife struggles to pro2) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 4 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER tect his throne. Braves vs. San Diego Padres itEpoRi 5:30 10:30 0(17) SANFORD AND SON THE 8TOCKARD j) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN Fred donates a collection of PIPdNG SHOW Susan and STYLE rare Jazz albums to a music Brad aim their sights on park. library in order to get a tax ing lot attendants and their write-off, NEWS • disregard of the cars left in 135) MN HILL 7:30 their care. 10) TODAY IN THE LEGIS(4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S 9.A0 LATURE SPECiAL "The Last Prom" MOVIE NEWLYWED alone Of A Lady Cop" (Prim(I) • THE 11:30 GAME Guest ire) Karen Black, Don Murray. • (D 0 FAMILY FEUD Joan Rivers. Guests: Loni Is G (35) MAUOE Maude's Mb-A career Police woman JuddHirsch, Lilly rougifi to the brink at ml biliefi ii put to the eat ___ breakdown by a f$ Tomlin. wtwn Phillips friend vou, ___ ___ Samsulcide, this .d of a romance night. comes to a) ABC NEWS (a (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: -ii intensive manhunt. 35) WILD, WILD WEST )S MA'$H A clumsy Miller. (Part I of 6) 11.50 loot soldier brings a much0(17) ALL BI THE FAMILY puts needed boost of moralls ___ BARNEY MILLER to ® Archie's got more to lOSS than war-weary 40771h. (R) 12:25 his Collateral when he secretly (DO ABC MOVIE "AN God's (7)S POLICE WOMAN puts everything on the lins to buy Keissy's bar. (Pert 1) 12:30 WkImiark, ON* DevI& The .Jat an lnlj1jty 0(17)NEWS 2:00 (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE is threatened when school bus1236 0(17) MOVIE "The Assessin" (1963) Richard Todd. Eve RVICE tracks down a war hero cI,ry Tralnid belieed tobedeed. dans Service 12:40 L MAKES (5)0 MCCLOUD UcCioud's InvestIgatIon of a multi-million eded cars dollar jewel heist side him to a ucks. motion picture set and a deed ices will body. pleauntly surprise you. 100 sal RD-RAY DATSUN • GE) TOMORROW Guests: f4444. 17'fl Liiigwud, Pit. 31"131S John B. Connally and his wife Nellie. aDe136 NEWS ______ AFML SPECIAL 111011111111111H 11111nnu kIOMndnue too lad. 3 •7' ' ' (7) S MOVIE "Song Of si )SW 5.91 AWNINGS. : 30% O • : REGULAR PRICE • ____ C SflTSE__ III_ RUB"* (W (1944) Robert Taylor. 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'P • , ' • ':' • ' • ,.. •. vr, -•- • - - - - •,••. -,- - ' .• -•-. &_-,, • • 4 -- Friday, April 25, 1980-9 By Rob Patterson Who doesn't remember the Young Rascals fondly? At a time when black and white POP music seemed to be diverging, they came up with an infectious brand of Rob Patterson blue-eyed soul that enchanted the land. like me, you probably friends for years, only in- "People Got to Be Free" 6:30 (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY 0(4) NBC NEWS have a good memory or two terested in the music and with Eddie Brigati and his When Chrlssy bumps her head 0 CBS NEWS 12:25 to associate with such great having a good time. and winds up in the hospital, brother lending a voice, MOVIE (DO ABC NEWS somehow everyone gets the a) 0 ABC tunes as "Groovin", "Lonely "Suddenly there's money Felix dismisses any idea that (17) BOB NEWHART An Impression that she Is dying. "Diamonds" (1976) Robert Shaw, Richard Roundtree. A Too Long," "I Ain't Gonna In it and everybody tightens a Rascals reunion is in the out-of-town trip to see i foot- (A) My Out Heart up and gets greedy. People's offing, even after a lot of ball game turns Into one long (1]) (35) STREETS OF SAN crafty thief tries to rob a corn- Eat . Anymore," "Good Lovin'," attitudes changed and we bridge building and ocwoman who pieti bank safe which was embarrassment for Bob. FRANCISCO A Most of really couldn't relate caslonal rumors to the efclaims to have ESP seems to designed by his twin brother. or "It's Wonderful," 7'00 (R) all, the Rascals were a because they were all so feet. "We're all friends now, know a little too much about (1) FACE THE MUSIC the kidnapping of a young girl, quintessential teen band - caught up in the whole thing but when we've tried to get (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE 12:30 (7)0 JOKER'S WILD music to dance to, to grow up of making money and trying together and play, the old 9:30 (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON (DO TAXI Louie's girlfriend 0(17) NEWS with and fall In love for the to get as much of their share things and attitudes start Fred is taken hostage during a takes him home to meet her 12:35 first time to. In the teen as possible. coining back. I'd rather stay bank robbery. parents, who promptly go for 0 (17) MOVIE "Santa Fe heyday of the 'SOs, the Young "It got real ugly, man," friends than go though that 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER his throat. (A) Trail" (1940) Errol Flynn, Olivia REPORT De Havilland. The tight for Rascals made being a kid remembers Felix, "and I again." 10:00 really couldn't believe it (17) SANFORD AND SON "bloody Kansas" takes place sound positively OK. Felix Cavallere, who was because these guys were like Fred makes his first airplane (7)0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP during the pre-Civil War days Oddly enough, Felix seems flight when his uncle leaves him "Privacy" when George Custer and Jab leader, lead singer, organist my brothers! It's what broke a total positivist despite his (II) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN Stuart began their military an Inheritance. and composer for the band, up the band in the end, and I wry view of what success STYLE "Love And The " careers. 7:30 found those time a groove bet if we'd never had all that means and its effects on Peter and Barbara, who know 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH each other only slightly. buy the too. "Man, those days were success we could still be performers, especially in 1:00 NEWLYWED same bed. CI) 0 THE the best in my life, I'll tell playin' together today." today's music business. "I'm •(4) TOMORROW Guests: (LAME (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS you, says Felix today. "We Although his new Castles just glad for the good time Roger Ebert and Gene Siskei wrestling stars Bob Backlund, (7)0 FLORIDAI were on top of the world. In The Air includes a version and the chance to make ," Ken Patera and Andre the (35) MAUDE (II) The man review "Nijinsky," " Serial • runnin' around to all these of the big Rascals hit albums," he says. repairing the Findlays' furnace "Foxes" and "The Chang ei- Giant. Is more Interested in lighting ing." places, playin' for people 1:10 Florida's fire than in heating 0(17) BASEBALL Atlanta and makin' great music. And Top 1)0 CBS LATE MOVIE Albums (Week Of April 19) the house. Braves vs. San Diego Padres "Whispering Death" (1970) Roy makin' real good money, C0 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Thinnes, John Rubinstein. A which wasn't so hard back i. The Wall 10:30 6. TIit' Whispers Jonathan Miller. (Put 2o15) Vietnam veteran contemplating then," C UNITED STATES A visit (Pink Floyd) (The Whispers) 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8 suicide turns to a psychiatrist But every juicy apple has 2. Against the Wind Archie's got more to lose than from Richard's best friend and group therapy for help. 7. Light Up the Night his collateral when he secretly leads the Chspins to the realits rotten core. (Bob Seger and the Silver (The Brothers Johnson) everythingon the line to ization that they don't know the "Even though the whole Pullet Band) . American Gigolo 2:00 man as well as they thought buy Kelsey'* bar. (Put 2) superstar thing was nothlnB 3, Glass Houses 0(3) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (Soundtrack) they did. 5:00 back then compared to how 9, Departure • (1]) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN (Billy Joel) 2:49 (I) SPEAK UP AMERICA STYLE "Love And The Neigh- a) 0 NEWS It is now, eventually it got to 4. Mad Love (Journey) The people of America give bor" A young couple leases an the band (Felix, Eddie 10, Damn The Torpedoes (Linda Ronstadt) 3:05 their opinions - humorous, apartment to get away from a (Tom Petty and the MOVIE "BombardBrigati, Dine Danelli and 5.0ff the Wall 0(17) serious and bizarre - on the mother-in-law. ler" (1943) Pat O'Brien, RanGene Cornish). We had been Heartbreakers) (Michael Jackson) Issues and events of the day. 0(10) PREMIERE dolph Scott. Men training for Marjos Goflner, Herb Brooks 11:00 flying fortress missions fight for and Feuds survival during World War II. S @) (7)Q NEWS 5)0 THE WHITE eow Coach Reeves Is given an 3:19 unexpected opportunity to a]) (35) BENNY HILL MOVIE "The Green a) 0 return to pro basketball as a 0(10) TODAY IN THE I.EGIS- Years" (B/W) (1946) Charles substitute forward for the PortCOMING SoON, Coburn, Tom Drake. Based on land TrallBlassrs,(R) 11:30 a novel byA.J. Cronin. A young ' (DR HAPPY DAYS The Fonz 0(4) THE BEST OF CARSON Irish boy goes to Scotland to 4q steps In to save the day when Guests: Peter Strauss. Britt live with his grandfather, the Powe,, the burlesque dancers sched- Ekiand, Charles Nelson Reilly, only one who shows him any AThericii,15 .Provo i uled for Howard's lodge pro- Los Indio* Tabajaru. (A) real affection. (2 Hrs. 11 MImi.) ui lid of at !1Oflj duction fall to up. (R) Vietnam Robe rt P (U) (35) JIM NOCKFORDA L)e 0(17) MOVIE W iisr*u. V TUESDAY U5 0 NEWS 7J U ABC NEWS BillilliBBit !J (35) WILD. WILD WEST West and Gordon are sumbe little people. (R) EVENING moned to a meeting of Naval officers, only to discover that 9:00 @ THE BIG SHOW Hosts: they have all been murdered. 6:00 Barbara Eden and Dennis 11:50 0 a) 0 NEWS Weaver. Guests: Dorothy (7JOSOAP Benson and his tlli(35)KUNGFU (10) LORD MOUNTBAT- Hamill. Count Basie and his rescue crew are caught while TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- band, Buck Owens. Manhattan trying to rescue Billy from the Mountbatten Transfer, Nell Carter. the Sunnies, and Saul agrees to fly Lord discusses the Independence of Shanghai Acrobatic Theater. help Burt escape from the aliens. (A) India and Pakistan and the puppeteer Bruce Schwartz. resulting violent protests and L0 GAUGUIN THE SAy12:00 massacre among the Hindus AGE David Carradine and Lynn Redgrave star in a (5)0 BARNABY JONES The and the Muslims. (Part 7 of 8) © (17) CAROL BURNETT dramatization of the life of the widow of a millionaire art colAND FRIENDS Guests: Tim famous French painter who lector plots to substitute forabandoned his family to pursue genes for his valuable art origiConway. Charo. a life of artistic freedom. nals.(R) S (4) DALY DEVOTiONAL. • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April 29 - -'-i S.- -- J'4p • • !-'f'z .- - - �--.- -- 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL .- .-- ..- --- - —--. --- : -- - Ick Tracks Down TV Weddi*ng Vows ABOUT BOOKS -. - _______ - -_. - - -- -S -• F I ) -.....- .' —•-. .•.•.,- __•_... - . ;•:' E 5 Friday, April 25, 1,01-41 D* WEDNESDAY _ --.. Ev.nln liorahi, Sanford, FL "II 100 percent of the lived until Gold was in high ticularly when that father is in interviews,'' Heller voted, I think that the school, the father responds, at a stage of advanced age responds. "He has been vote would divide exactly the "And a finer woman never and physical decrepitude. So asked if he has read the Nineteen years ago, same way - with the lived." And, with a quick that has to be stifled." book, and he said, 'I've read Joseph Heller wrote "Catchpossible exception of the look Gold's way, he adds, r to enjoy the parts I know you're appears 22," a novel whose title has truly underprivileged in this "Or died." y referring to and Heller's a about talking most become an indispensable country. I think if more I dfni very good writer.' So he figure of speech. blacks and large ethnic The result for Gold is Kissinger. An about The speaks of me with praise; I It's Dr. Kiss 1nger ' 1 in terms of iO1PS voted very amused speak of him with criticism. Two novels later, he's in very hard to express anger book? their own interests, Chicago to promote the • h ere against one's own father," because Kissinger is being I think we're both telling the might be a slight shift. paperback edition of "Good Heller explains, "par- asked about 'Good as Gold' truth." as Gold," (Pocket Books, 488 "If we had a conservative pages, $2.95), a book whose Kissinger represents it Jew party and what might be 10'30 most curious character Is who allows his identity to be called a leftist party," he April 30 ([]) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN Henry Kissinger, appearing absorbed by the adds, "the turnout would be - STYLE "Love And Mpther" as himself, homogenized — Paul and Sheila are in their American huge. But in this country we (U) (35) JIM. ROCKFORD honeymoon suits when lnwalks melting have a conservative party EVENING You LOUiu almost see cultural-political r • •, , Rockford returns from vacation Sheila's mother. Hell's hair stand on end pot. Bruce ;Go&u,1Heiiers and a conservative party." and discovers that someone (10) ADVENTURES IN ART S-Ofl usC veri,e 6:00 when asked about the former has assumed his Identity, run WITH JULIE HARRIS Actress "Good as Gold" has into U CID 0(1) NEWS U.S. Secretary of State. "My °' up huge expenses ml antago- and art lover Julie Harris same trap. typically great Heller n clients who now seek view feeling Is that Kissinger Uke Kissinger, Gold is a characters and some terrific rs a:rIor: the 10 KGgU JNTBAT raven 0 National elery in succeeded in being very college professor being dialogue. TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- 8 (1)) GREAT PERFOR- Washington, D.C. much of an intellectual courted by the president, , RY This final episode covers MANCES "When Hell Freezes Gold's family consists of Mountbatten's devotion to the Over, 111 Skate" Musical imposter and intellectual who wants the super-star enter-. four older sisters and an advancement of British tech- tainment based on the works of bully, so that when he made academic in Ids Cabinet. 135) BENNY HILL nology. and Robert MacNeil black posts Including Langston (0 older brother who relena statement he was not (pi 1()) TODAY IN THE LEGIS9"* Hughes, Paul Laurence Dunbar By the end of Gold's quest tlessly pick on him; his introduces an updated questioned." per LATURE about for success, Heller has given younger sister, an ally, ment his tragic death and Clsavant Derricks Is last August. (Conclusion) When Heller decided to use formed by Vinnette Carroll's 11.30 a profound twing n tunatei lives OBUR 8 Q[) TON1014T Host: Johnny • (R) Kissinger as the only real- and brilliant study, not Only Ott side the continent; 1 FRIENDS Guests: Helen (M (17) MOVIE "The Man Carson. Guest: Chariton life character in Ns novel, he of Jews in America, but and his 82-year-old father, a Reddy, .John Byner. From Laramie" (1955) James Heston. began clipping every article Americans in America. sort of Jewish Marquis de Stewart, Wallace Ford. A man (5)0 NBA BASKETBALL 6'30 he could find about him until .. Sade. seeks revenge on the gun- (7.) 0 ABC NEWS NBC NEWS • @) Asked his thoughts on he had a pile of Kissinger runners responsible for his Q]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A 55 NEWS (5) 0 current primaries, as well as pronouncements, "From the beginning I a a ABC NEWS brother's death. master criminal determines to Implant a device in President his the election process in knew (Bruce) would never (121(17) BOB NEWHART Bob "And reading 9'00 remarks," Heller says, "I general, Heiler muses, "I amount to much," Sid Gold and Emily's vacation to Mexico 8 (1) DIFFRENT STROKES Grant's brain that will make don't think It's going to make tells his children. I 'And was I has to be cancelled due to a Arnold faces rabies shots when him respond to the criminal's came to the conclusiona difference (in a national right? It's a good thing his slap on the back. a puppy he rescued from traffic orders. Kissinger never uttered election) whether I vote or mother never Lived bites him, then disappears. (R) 11:50 7 a single idea that'seven new not or whether 100 percent of day (5)0 GIDEON'S TRUMPET CD CLOVE BOAT "Like FACE THE MUSIC B (4) si W born." uY or will stand examination." the people vote. There's an Henry Fonda, Jose Ferrer and Father, Like Son" Robert (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE John Houseman star In this Mandan, Randolph Mantooth; In "Good as Gold," illogic to that. DO JOKER'S WILD When reminded that she special based on the life of "Don't Push Me" Roddy (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred is put under hypnosis to Clarence Earl Gideon, an McDowell, Tammy Grimes; cure his addiction to television, obscure Florida convict who "Second Chance" Virginia CH (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER drastically changed the course Graham. Debbie Morgan. (R) of American legal history. REPORT 12'30 * (DO CHARLIE'S ANGELS (1(17) NEWS (121(17) SANFORD AND SON A fun time is had by all when Kelly's newly found and 12:35 Grady serves his friends, wealthy father Is murdered, 'Ride Including two policemen, a and she and Kris fall in love (121 (17) MOVIE .", with the same handsome Lonesome" (1959) Randolph salad made with marijuana. Scott, Karen Steele. An ex-lawyoung lawyer. (Part 1) 7.30 au (35) STREETS OF SAN man goes after a wanted .. ,TIC TAC DOUGH FRANCISCO Stone suspects outlaw. NEWLYWED that a parole officer Is responf'I0 THE 1:00 GAME sible for trying to make crlmi0 @i TOMORROW Guest: HOLLYWOOD nats out of reformed convicts. CD Federal judge John B. Sirica. SQUARES 1. 2 uu HENRY HUDSON'S crime boss GIl (35) MAUDE Maude can't RIVER' A BIOGRAPMV The ,,, blames Baretta for staging a resist the temptation to go once economically ' ,, vuau,u and raid on a numbers game and through Walter's wallet when II ,,, jesuc river is puts out a contract on the accidentally falls out of a s explored physically ma from Its prehistoric detective's life. (R) drawer birth to its present day state. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Narrated by Orson 200 Jonathan Miller. (Part 3 of 5) 0 (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9:30 .:' 121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2:10 Edith is confronted with a B @L HELLO, LARRY By the rapist and a life-threatening time Larry finds Diane In is San (Z)O NEWS a ' .1 trauma on the eve ofher Francisco hotel, her rock star 0(17) MOVIE"Conflict" surprise birthday party. (Part 1) boyfriend has already pro- (1945) Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith. The police strugposed marriage. (Part 2) &00 . gle to crack the perfect alibi of M. 10:00 B (4) REAL pp Reports a man suspected of murdering — -. on a Brooklyn track coach, a B (4) QUINCY Ouiflcy learns his wife. reunion of 500 members of a that a teen-ager's death was . • .• 2:40 Nielsen family, a canine motor- caused by a drug which could W0 MERV GRIFFIN Guests: • :".. . millionaire who gives still be legally purchased. st and (R) a • . :. .. .... •. .. i away money are featured. CD 0 VEGAS Dan and the Victor Borge, Jeff Conaway, (5)0 ThE JIMMY MCNICHOL cops try to save a choreogra- Lonnie Shorr, Dr. Reinhold SPECIAL Guests Including pher and four chorus girls from Aman. "V.' Krlsty McNichol, Ricky a trio of ex-cons holed up In a 4:05 Schroder, Jeff Conaway, Don. hotel penthouse. (CC)(R) (DO MOVIE "Here Comes 5 • na Pescow and Kurt Thomas (111) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN Mr. Jordan" (B/W)(1941) Robjoin Jimmy McNichol for anSTYLE "Love And The ert Montgomery. Claude Reins. •. •. .• . • .. .. ' hour of comedy, dancing and Doorknob" Ernest Trimble A young man returns in anothmusic. Insists that he's not as perfect er man's body after dying Joseph Heiler, author of 'Good as Gold:" 'it's very hard to express (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH as his bride says he is, and before his time. (1 Hr. 50 Nina.) Tommy's ,small anger against one wq $k, par4claçy . *i aaer-*a.s&ge a th ,.211')'SU4 M Ails : night i rt nhZ 4°r of advanced agea phys cal decrepitude." Braves vs. San Diego Padres edly turns into a wild bash. fly Quinn. By ALAN M()OItFS American Library Assn. -....-. Friday, April 25, 1980 Heller Criticizes Kissinger In Novel - - . DEAR DICK: rm planning a wedding In May and I would___ like to know the name of the wedding song, sung by ____ the younger bretber, when mister was married on TV's "Good TIme." M& C.W. TOWERY, Stockton, Calif. DEAR DICK: I am getting married In June and remember, several years ago rwakbed an episode of "All In the Family" In which Mike and Gloria reaffirmed their wedding vows. During the ceremony, a beautiful poem ___ was read. d like very much to have this poem read at my wedding Can you found out where I c get this poem? JUNE VENTERS, New Bern; N.C. DEAR DICK: I plan tobe married May30 and plan to say a personal vow to my fiance when we exchange rings, I thought the ceremony on "As the World Turns," when Alex and Valerie were married, was beautiful and would Be to use of this at my wedding. Is there any way you can find out for mewhere I can get a copy? JOYCE GIGER, Irwin, No. DEAR DICK: I will be getting married on July 12,1*, and I would like to have a particular song lung it my wedding. However, I do set know the name of the song and hope you cnn help me. I believe It was done by Marvin Gaye and Tammy TorreUln the late Thor early 170., although I am not positive. Some of the worth are: "True love Is plemthg a life for two, being together the whole night throngb." EDITH M. BUCHEII, Glassboro, N.J. Whatever happened to "Dearly beloved?" Anyhow, from top to bottom, here are the answers: The wedding song done on "Good Times" was "You an4 I" and you-can find It on a 'Jackson Five Album, and you can probably THU.DenAY pickup the sheet music ata music store, agjtbafairly well-known song, written by Ralph Carter. The poem on "All In the Family" is In Khalil Gibran's book, "The Prophet." The ceremorw on "the World Turns" was written for that show and lt too long toprint here, but tf you write to Procter & Gamble Productions, P.O. Box 509, Cincinnati, oH, 45)1, they will send you a copy. The song by Marvin Gaye has been hard to locate, but Gaye's attorney believes he Isn't positive, but he believes it Is called "You're All I Knew You Would Be" and is included in the "Best of Marvin Gaye and Tammy Torrell" album. If that's not it, I'm sure some of my readers will know It and I'll let you know later. DEAR DICK: Did Bill Hayes ever sing on "Your Hit Parade?" Also, was he In the movie, "The Cardinal?" IDA FISHER, Hollywood, P1*. No, No, He was a member of the cast of "Your Show of Shows," and you might have gotten that confused with - - w "Your Hit Parade." DEAR DICK: Are the game shows, "Tic Tac Dough" and "Joker's Wild," 100 percent on the level? A few years ago, a friend of mine was on a game show, wherein $te was fed a large number of questions and answers. He had a short time to study them and he had no Idea which questions he would get. ru gamble that the two shows I mentioned above do the same thing. How far off base am I? GQRDON 0. ThEFSH Goshen-, Ind. Pretty far. The thing is that both of those shows are from Jack Barry, and he was involved In the quiz show scmndals some years ago, which almost wrecked his career. He's not about th take a chance a second time. Of course, the contestants are pre-screened. They are tested - but the questions they are tested with are not the questions they get on the show. Barry is more scrupulous about-this than he has to be, because he's not going to risk his career when he almost lost it once before. DEAR DICK: In the mid-Us, Lawrence Welk bad a very talented singer named Natalie Ndlns, She had a beautiful voice. But then she suddenly wasn't on the show any more. Whatever happened to her? ROGER S. PLUMMER JR Sulphur Springs, Tex. Apparently Miss Ne+ins was let go. DEAR DICK: Please let i9e know what previous show Aneta Corsaut of "House Calls" played In. It's driving me crazy!!!! DIANA HOIEF0N, Galesburg, Neb. Aneta was on "The Andy Griffith Show," and, in fact, played the lady who married Andy and then they moved away from Mayberry, which was Andy's excuse for leaving the show. year-old woman teller to obtain a meldafter the family moves information t, to a Manhattan penthouse. 0(10) ALL CREATURES C!) MC NEWS GREAT AND —)wu.o, WILD WEST am"olØpi ID( 'West (I) B PALUERSTOWN, LidS And Gk'ts" J $ get involved U.S.A. The Paimme king and a blackchanges for the better in his with a am with a sinister plan to rmanoe with Heisn, but for the we.olf-t. whg Plots to Deiby ffamily there seems to be COntrOl the king's oiuntiy. clone the daring hero. (R) M COmmuflltydsslgnateeLuther's flOtUrfllngthettde. (No T) -0(17) MOVIE 0 KUNS LJ NEWS King's Men" mother Grandma mty too (1 1 (19491 rodsrld 530 0 10 SAILING, SAILING "A now highMI tribute. (DO THE ROPERS Stanley. Crawford. John Irdlund. Booed Start At 5ng" M MORICS MINDY Mark cacti. at — magazines winds on the novel by Robert Penn Warren. A t)valwilo& gonor .nd Mindy relIve moments up at a church rummage tSO in the South uses comet paINfrom their pest after Mindy's a box bearing Helens name. (4) $50 newtywsd fathers troubled over cel practicie. 10:00 hismarriage,turnstoMark for (J)B "Whenever famous film teams are recalled," says Pay 11:50 F (02 THE CONTENDER (DO A.$Nray "teams like Greta Garbo and John Gilbert or ) R O C KFORD R IMY Guest: Johnny battles for an 35) JIM NC No9 BeldS4l1 IOUfldSI of Th. Angels Jssi*tti MacDoneld and Nelson Eddy, I know that are hired to protect author of a blat-selling gold fTlSdsl whMi fl.Jrdfl9 sOre entertainer sammy Davis American CML beru.s Union. eventually someone will add, 'and Fay Wray and King Jr. ribs suffered from a fIght with from kidnappers who we after Kong." ford to kNSStlQitl threats that Police In a Moscow restaurant. him. (R) SOS NEWNART A / Miss Wray, who' starred In a number of major films minister makes a startling have been made against her (121 5) LOVE, AMERICAN 12:00 prior to "King Kong" and appeared opposite such innounosmunt sifer seeking STYLI "Love And Th. PulIr (1) RCSS LATE MOVIE (103 PROSE luminaries as Gary Cooper, Joel McCrea and Fredric P(OIskiAilsoefromSob.as0(1 "Any Prize Baby' A movie star, who "Green Eyes" (1977) Paul Mar ) MOVIE ch IS MMniciled to her in motion picture history Wednesday" (1966) Jane wants to have Ow pa Isc baby, Winfield. Rita TusI*igham. A 700 as the blonde beauty who "conquered" the gigantic Fonda, Jason Roberds. Every III.s to get a Pulitzer Prize writ,black Vietnam veteran returns' (I) PACE THE MUSIC er to be the father. to Saigon in search of the halfMAGAZINE Wed "model" hUe0(10) MOVERS' JOUR- 'Vlstnam. Breaking a self-imposed retirement, she returns to JOKER'S WILD child he lift bandnesday, visits hisa mistress in a NAL SILl. "A Repass Notebook: behind, P L acting to star with Retry Fonda, Jose Ferrer and John AND iON "p. ) SANFORD Money And PolItics" Fred and Lament take in boar. Houseman In "Gideon's Thinpet," a "I'lln 1:00 Hall of Im dare to PSY the mortgage but 10:15 Fame" presentation to be broadcast Wednesday, April 30, MORROW don ' BENSON Benson the prospects t look good, (DS 0(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. (D RITTA Saretta on CBS, barns he was the object f STAIRS 0 10) "The Bolter " Hazel hams esurdsrsd wife of a 00018 n0taryexperimentsand Miss Wray has fond memories of the time she spent ekes part In I practical oke prominent attorney he. takes an the U.S. working In "King Kong," "No one thought It would whichtobackfires 0(17) AND iON 0(10) THE 0000 NEIGH- James rklkxile to expose recorded background, may LamoniSANFORD schemes to break become a classic, though we all hoped It would be sue'* an d herself to, have been a pros titute and may The p Fred's kuminirit marriage. personal danger. ceuful," she lays. "Much tender loving care went Into not sun be deed. (R) 9:00 every facet of the production, and it truly was a labor of ioao 1:45 (4) COUNTRY MUSIC love, ER EW LOVE, AM ICAN (111(35) 0(17) N S AWARDS Claude Akins, (I) THE NEWLYWED Loretta Lynn and Charlie "I worked over a 10-month period during which time I Pride s'm.a Love And The Slnøles GAME 1:50 Trevor is $1000SI) P'! made tires or four other films, always returning to 'Kong' host the 15th annual edition of 0'(1) SAURAU. Atlanta three months In Los SPifldkl9 Angeles when I was needed. Usually, while I was away, THAT ttiem awards honodnø excel. on business, TUNE San Diego Pad-es which he mixes lance in the field of country mechanical difficulties or problems would be tackled and (121(35) MAUDI Mauds's music wi,;, pleasure. 200 SurPrise wadding gift to 2--el solved. When I returned, I would work with the B ® DAILY DEVOTIONAL 11:00 and ClvIs results in unexpict- (I)B SARNABY JONES technicians responsible for Kong's movements. routine investigation to B (4) (5)0 (DO NEWS 2:10 dproblsme for av.jyt "The beast's ar m was me chanical, and benea th the fur (DONEWS 0(10) DICK CAVETT' Guest: help out an old friend leads to COD (35)SENNYHILL was a crane thatco could llftmeupordo ,Iwouldstan(1 On the discovery of murder with a 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS0 Jonathan Miller, (pall 4 of 5) 2:40 million dollar motive. (R) the set, the huge paw would be LATURE wrapped around my waist, (121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY (DO (DO MOVIE "The Good BARNEYMILLER When mid I would be raised so that I was In line with an elevated Edith I* confronted with 11:15 Earth" (B/W) (1937) "P1st and a life-threatening Wojo Is hypnotized to try to Paul (121 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Luis* Rainer. Based on the Muni, sto- camera. As I kicked and screamed and wiggled, his trauma on the eve of a her rem.mbsr details about a STYLE ry by Pearl Buck. The life cycle fingers would gradually loosen and begin to open. surprise birthday party. (pan2)shcrime, Out some of peasants in China is throat"My fear was real. It took all my concentration to keep ocking he blurts at some of 11:30 ened by greed. (2 Hrs. 20 9: 00 the squad members. (CC) from slipping out of the paw! When I sensed that the B (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny P.tins.) (4) BUCK ROGERS Id THE CJ]) (35) STREETS OF SAN Carson Guest: Buck Henry. moment of minimum safety arrived, I would call out to 25TH CENTURY Buck falls FRANCISCO A handsome (5) 0 THE JEFFERSON 420 Ernest Schoedsack, the director, and he would have me into Iidsof.Uk YOUflO bank -that Louise hire, OtVl)UNTOUCHAILE$- :1. Iow'edthtlfIoär G , tbeUSiS l bf the mound tae." - .Ma' 1 Fay Wray!s , Leading an Tall And Dark - -. ____ __ - ___ • SA _____ - ' ____ ¶:.. * ' Fur '1;.'4. - �t 4Iii .'t I 1JJ i! i74YT*J1;4t*J 72nd Year, No. 213—Sunday, April 27, 1980—'Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald(USPS 481-280) —Price 35 Cents . Iran To Scafter Hostages Friday, April 15, 1910 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IRAN WILL RETURN DEAD TEIIRAN, Iran (UPI) Iranian President Aboihassan Bani-Sadr — CBS Slips Past ABC To Win Slea'son ' Ratings 1: 60 Minutes (CBS); 2: Three's Company (ABC); 3: That's Incredible (ABC); 4: MA-&H (CBS); 5: Alice (CBS); 8: Dallas (CBS); 7: Flo (CBS); 8: The Jeffersons (CBS); 9: The Dukes of Hazzard (CBS); 10: One Day At Time (CBS). ABC helped mastermind its own defeat by juggling its winning schedule and breaking up proved combinations of shows in order to drive Its ratings even higher. The strategy backfired and tojrated shows did not perform up NEW YORK (UPI) — CBS, the richest underdog since Nelson Rockefeller wanted to be president, inched out ABC to win the Nielsen ratings race for the 1979-80 television season. The race was decided by 0.1 of a ratings point, and in- dustry sourcessay CBS and ABC spent close to $20 million in competing programs for that fraction of a ratings point, In the final week of the season, for instance, six of the top seven shows were specials — including the Academy Awards presentation (ABC), the two-part "Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones" (CBS) and the theatrical movie, "The Sting." Success in series is the key to any ratings victory, specials also were a factor throughout the season. CBS devoted more time and money than it ever had to fortelevision movies such as "Kenny Rogers as The Gainbier" and "Aunt Mary," the two highest-rated television movies of the season, and "Guyana," the highest rated mini-series. The CBS victory was a real turn.around from last year, when ABC won handily and seemed a cinch to repeat. The 197910 television season ended with these ratings, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co.: CBS, 19.6; ABC, 19.5 and NBC, 17.4. The previous season, the readings had been: ABC, 20.9; CBS, 18.7 and NBC, 17.0. The top shows for this year were: to their old track record. NBC came nowhere close to the leaders, but did Imthe gap prove its performance over last year and between the top and the cellar, which is fiftbits. It also was In the process of converting from expensive and unsure special programs to bread-and-butter series such as "Real People," which finished 17th for the 10UOfl. The 10 top-rated shows for the final week of the season ( as opposed to ratings for the season as a whole), were: 1: Academy Awards (ABC); 2: "Guyana Tragedy" Part Two (CBS); 3: "Guyana Tragedy" Part (CBS); 4: Olivia Newton-John (ABC); 5: "Carnival Of Ttrilla" (two-hour Dukes of Hazzard movie, CBS); 6:60 Minutes (CBS); 7: "The Sting" (ABC); 8: Dukes of Hazzard (regular, CBS); 9: Three's Company; 10: M-ASH (CBS). Car Losing Film Popularity? _ ___ all who have cars are UIICPISMU UfOII&I bikes, UPI) — Until recently, tra nsportation, like the me corrupt. They're elitists or not sporty cars" Smith said. That's a far 017 from Us dumbbells Of crooks," 15 lollywood movies made car turcycis, for instance. bikes early movies, when few • 'L win out In ,wnersbip as American as "'The Warriors' shows the end, and they're us t people actually ow can not j 'baseball, hot dogs and pp who own cars as re a and Us c ar w depicted as ti on. They' — but not ipple pie," creaWres of impulse who transporta an adjunct to romance, means of saif-expreasion and mymore, says a University -01 t got along with writing a a way to meat girls, all the Smith said. In pre-1910 it Florida film expert. said Smith, who is movies, the major purpose of UF English professor book about the way Uth s cars used to be." full= Smith said he has w "The fact that the suea Hollywood treats the ceasAd kid is Its kid on Us car "Lou than 1 percent of he letectsd signs a gi mid automobile. bike suggests you can find carwrecki In early films are GAINESVILLE, Fla, energy-efficient forms of _ award popularizing more "And in 'Breaking Away,' Identity and prove your not happy in result. Eftlsr a villain Is punished or a car accident early in the film precipitates a romance or a1 Inconvenient spouse Is removed late In Us film," Smith said. And In illS, pioneer A SAVEs.d2 WAYS 01 IEI with S&H SMIN SECEM lOIN SM SlUM STAMPS vft IM pUIChwe OIWybUMdiflg. . — WAITYOUIWME SACK? Corn. :•: us for moviemaker D.W. Griffith's ambitious movie, "Intolerance," shows woman speeding by cab, car and limousine to save her husband, the UF professor nkL "I wonder If early audiences gal Its feeling — your storaQs flied. of Bee ft dwrAnels of WWWW •. leaks kJ on ii Aluunimsu islaM, with yew dulls .. prkeL Shea Aius,los as, rnort. , GON O W4610196 • SiaN kMg uiis 12d0. -_ of 14 J_ndI,4. wow 24 barns. that Babylon would not have fallen as It did In ,.t11iint of the movie) If the weman racing to save It had had a car," said Smith.. "In Us early 7, car movies ended In tragedy," , • ___ Iosile_ s. Smith said. "Think of 'V.nli Pols*,' and 'Dirty larry and Ceasy Mary.' Thea In the mld.7k they switched forms, 'me wA as á s.. c III. iSI5 Ills $s'il, rI1ds Hui,'.søs Csds. J Y 17.92. LM W= NO HWY. 0434 0111 5*un 0M 7 DAYS 9 AM..6PM ilk. '&nokey and On Bandit." Through incentives, Smith 'ue the government 8300 $30.1300 srvtng Seminole a Otugs Couniss could get moviemakers .iuiipliaaiq energy eftk'iont Moves Made To Foil Any Rescue ] 1G .tJDE G 0 By United Press Time Out To Eat im. C's FRIED CHICKEN — Enjoy complete shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern fried chicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN — Eat in or mission Friday would be returned to the United States without — preconditions." lie was sked If Iran ran would impose conditlons on such a move, -. C '• ors . •. - •..':.':' Carter, who was 'at the White House 'dps4ments in Ir* -U.S. prc 41111114111 4 Valdosta, G44"Air Force Tech. Sgt. Joel C. Mayo, 34, of Bonifay, Fla.; Air Force Capt. Qiiles T. McMillan A . and Air Force CopL Of *bs.on the H old Conn. a also to try of U • iawi •' 3 ' f Will' .. - , . '. e Maj. James, Los Angeles; .,.-16 C 'IO P4 be wa ___ __ -. -- FAMIl vatioss. isdatien Dr for Law Eid4zoeqiint and Fire Dspthnt porsoanel throshouJ Sosninole County, $ p.m., Firdsy, May 2 American Legion Post U, santct BIdfet and live nie by Tom Vincent and the Rhythm Rascals. TIsts available at the post horns on High. ___ rRp President Carter drop his - .'• . •. - - -- . -r ( • inade,apMlshows. - - 'TERRORISM - would risk a major war by h7ft 16 run a blockade. "Alebure of our diploinsts was sei act v of wa diher ____ded with an ' hve nt and a desire to peaedully and, percent- were undecided, ABC - AUTHORITY: Americans hostages in Iran will fear But only 35 percent of the voters felt positively about Carter's overall 1 the Iranian crisis, ABC said, while 43 percent said they hod negative feelings. In the survey conducted between 5:30 fortheirftves when they hear of the those surveyed said they ap of failed try to retrieve them, says Mental therescue effort and th ill . dWA Health Director Frank, Ochberg, a be tried again, 24 percent saW dwy ad leading authority an twmLsm. "Rather than feeling depressed, U.S. ALLIES: were undecided Eight U.S. servicenm won killed going vróuipfas.Lruolbs, berg said In an interview Friday. Thsdaytorescue5Am,Iu bft 1hea rs iwti6 111W01 situP BRUtR, Belgium (UP!) — The Ochberg Is loading consultant on held hostage at the U.S. Emba, . .IpRlul f by $191t5e1 -e* IM Europsa* Economic Cotnmwity which the psychological problems associated the collision of a U.S. helioopW aids • $.r,1. .$S7 of Still Vaice and agreed to economic sanctions against with persons held captive, 10 .ili* A transport plane in the Iratlan duwt. st tap meals.Iran provld.d no military force was The Iranian militants occupying the ABC sa id 88 peroenlcd Us volarefelt seai aid to free the hostages, was American Embassy will tell the U.S. allies Ftill should ssçport Carter, a I4flPI!1iL-ps Nud$u eke M COrW ,vldstid the astoalaiiid and perplexed by the hostages some details of the failed percent said thsy iliesid not, and 3 cI.11IIr qjaj AnI 4 aNce attempt to rescue ttkrn, leaving the percent were undecided. 1ijj1jf jJr. j The abortive raid come on the eve of captives feeling more frightened than ive s US. Twenty.nine percent of the voters felt s.cat uai. as IEC sww1t in Lnx.mboiwg at hopeless, he said. the United Stat.s should apologia. for TIDJJ$uIP I W*%i ,sd ,i wWchiran wa curtain to be a key Item They know "In their hoiss" they supporting the deposed shah of but ire -'— j enlis agenda.. could be killed during a raid on the ABC said, percent sajJd not •MONIFFMIMM ZW fof MMMM7 Tuesday set compound, Ochberg said, noting that 80 and 7 percent were undecided. eddi deep ,nlsglvlpp about the of. percent of hostages who die are slain Sixty-five percent said Carter?. R. ficacy of esi economic boycott and during attempts to rescue them. Iranian policy has been a failure and 21 -, V.. , , •• agro$to Imposes trade blockade He said the hostages believe as long peenl4ft ABC said, I AVY 017 71; was . success, . i .j ___ - ' - - - - - prPrsiduuitCarideco to send a SMA rum ado" to Iran and think another attempt should be - % WaY 1742. 1 1ca1 "PlppW' will be presented at Us '-. 111 s$Nbutsg$from . ,.. a test eshomeandta3ktii4bt •a1ks'$,olkj,,lty. "But we must as country_ - Win,of *er 11911111 the Rimthipi president -. ..uI." "The the to free the NEW YORK (UPI) — An overwheIMIng majority Of UIL voters An ABC T4sw*4Au Harris r did resort to the 41744 -"— W Of Rusal Irloup-n, while apparently v0tin1W11V0ft*11. M he should be s -- 10w of Iran makes the sho-A A 6 - 0 situallon wiregardag the European approa* felt dimctgt:and increases the risks, he was likely to cause deep strai ns at the the 1 Henry Reuse, r-wls., , bid& sunwilt. hostages, N *cent felt it should not beenCTPtdM. P.),- nl u$up. - ?$fl also p..sns are not going to talk endlàsty, We lint Iran drew high pow 64 am" members -~J 4 WAIRINOTON (UPI) f ' ___ .. - gn for re-election and just risks to return oar host Vletly serve out his term without any "We must be willing "to-' accept more impulsive actions,", Congressional re&cUdi *Carter's WA blockage carries the rigkofwgr 14 Air Force Staff i of Charles Nq CONGRESS: ___ B H risc k - - list Issued t ed Included: Mwm--,- Pen of Iran. number of Immediate measures out of "I support the president's decision to fear that had they failed to act, Carter KeQUO 110I& _______________ •. , Lake Mary Could Tap Reserve To FundAnt c patedShortfa l i - MOVE CLOCKS AHEAD I HOUR g' • - _.•''.J_' .'_ •- preparation for the arrival of Daylight Savings Time. which arrives at 2 a m Sunda'Clocks and w atches SssOU.0 be set ahead one hour Saturday night and remain that way until the last ee in .n or when the lost hour Wm be regained. -.••"••, - • '• . ,. .1, ,., , - ' \' - 'I . ., • --.-.. 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A ........................... - • - — I - '..2 '1 -' •: \ " Teleuision .........................1 ii v T • - - . - , .4 - STONE' By DONNA ESTES out by City Treasurer Madeleine Papa. Mrs. Pap said lncome Herald Staff Writer of $50,166 was anticipated from the U.S. Comprehensive Two of Lake Mary's freshman councilmen — Gene Employment Training Act (CETA), but only $13,800 g McDonald and Victor Olvera — have called on their colleagues received to date and the program Is expiring as far as the city for a workshop session devoted to solving the city's pending is concerned. financial crisis. Mayor Walter Sorenson set the workshop for Councilman Burt Perinchief, decrying federal programs May which dependence by local governments, said, "I As has been predicted for the past eight months, the city in hope toengender untry has learned something" about federal God the co the middle of sir 1910 fiscal year is seeing a cash shortfall. revenue sharing has "royally ograms. budget deficit bySept. 30 of $30,000 to W,000 is being predicted pr p' by city officials and staff. Unless some other action Is taken by the city, the council He said he has never been comfortable with dependence of could be reaIred to take nearly half of the city's MS 000 cash local governments upon funding from outside, reserves to balance this year's budget. His remarks concerned the expected loss to local governMcDonald Indicated the numbers of employees, particularly mont of federal -evenue sharing mossy — especially those In the police department, could be the first area which should funds sent to the states for distribution to the local governbe given a good hard look H. vu told, in answer to questions, mental that there are Moe law enforcement pereosmel on the P11C Sorenson said the city anticipates receiving a total of $511,000 department payroll. S"an$ng the police department budget, ftyear from federal and state revenue sharing, more than 10 McDonald noticed Its expenditures are rwvth* over-budget percent of the annual budget. &__ a ARTER - of the year Could total near $110,005. McDonald said. Olvera looked toward Increasing revenues as an answer, Saying that all other cities in the county have a utility las, Olvera urged his colleagues to consider that avenue. Both alternatives we to be disciated at the workshop. One of the major income deficits In the budget was pointed - 'p " - months indicates the total departosit expenditures by Us end "- I hip ntie Bid To Freüos tages While $117,140 was budgeted, money spent during the fif5t us -A". LIC . . - i , tside Is'President Car- PROPENT 8$etaui Uai,s.It,s Sliver Theatre piesents "All My Sons" by ArthurMiller May 14,1 p.m., May 4, 2:$Op.m Call 7X41M Ext.3K 9 week of pe,feritarie, or 7$ 734.11811, 3:304 p.m. for raw- V.'. the abortive rescue - _____ - The communique said the supporters of the militants would guard the hostages in the other cities and take all necessary steps to foil any rescue attempts. There was no word as to what would happen with U.S. Charge d'Affaires Bruce L. Laingen and two other embassy officers, under virtual house arrest at the Foreign Ministry. more th an a mile southwest of the embassy. The government had no immediate comment on the militants decision. - - Fish , s-a p.m., May 2 Sanford Police Benevolent Association building, Highway 17-92 on lakefront. DeLaad Players of the Shoestring Theatre at the .Del.and Airport present "No Sex, Please, We're P tf th Americans killed In en nuóVp for national holier, to . & MI don't want to think that a group of against Iran if the hostages were not as no military force is used to free them DI#"LI A bl Vh*6 who reels bar stn was people wbo m mad (becaoss of a released by May 17. Japan and Canada Uny me not In danger. t&• cesM restie mission in jrohdo that he did say they 'do ni.Cuiatlunpt) i going lathed $0 took similar steps. Ochberg, working with the federal net-" President Carter. "u'. The EEC action was taken Lii direct goneatonstoaidthtjg siIs," saii&iiai , 'it lu net my place to judge," ior1eg itdgnt at the UMbsity of response to President Carter's call for in the event they are freed, predicted "I don't know all the Vliulnla In Charlottesville. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Sen. help frbm American allies, who the rescue attempt will lead to "a new facts. If we knew everything, then "The fact tn.h that there are. RldiardStoss, D.Fla., a member of the assumed they were working within the round of propagaáda" rather than ins$e *e could. There are so many eight ser4ceni dead. My. dad Is all foreign relations committee, says he mid-May deadline set by the president harm to the hostages by their Iranian I&VIre don't know right, but the fw'Illno( the eight are espports President Carter's decision to for such help. capt . . . the ones who hurt a whole lot more than try to rescue the American hostages But diplomats said prepara tions for 1lI' Penta gon said the eight. He specula ted the hostages will "not (Is CuIukhot political watet?Nis vicarien missing and gneddead, wedo right now,"siieadd. and regrets ltfailed. the rescue raid must have been going have to be forced very hard" to issue alyds, Page 2A) "All we can do Is thank those who Stone said during a news conference ahead even while the foreign ministers statements against the United States Included: Marine Staff 88t, Dy L tried," said Allyus Keough of Boston, Friday that Americans must be willing were meeting. Johnson, 31, of Jacksonville N.C.; WASHINGTON up! feeling "the American people can the daughter of American hostage toacospttlsrlskofcazualtlestoget the European na tions, the EEC and the understand we are hostages and Carteisays he "will not ivet'&'l*blg Marine Sgt. John Davis Harvey, $1, of North Atlantic Treaty Organization dismiss everything we say." William F. Keough Jr. "It would have hostages home. Jacksonville, N.C.; Marine CO. George lid tofree the IJ S hosts 'es in U=, He said there Is been nice if It had worked. probably no chance complained over not having been Ayatollah Ruhollah 1'v.au.iej j N. Holmes Jr, 22, of Pine Bluff Ark. "We are so very sorry for the families that a second rescue could even be tried consulted about the raid. Also, Air Force Capt. Richard L. wunlng the United St.Z" ,i A IA ri# A of those who were killed. We know how and the next step in the crisis Is The EEC members agreed on Bakke, 33, of Long Beach, Calif.; Air "facIh acts" like the we would fell LI It was us," Miss .&obably a "complete Naval blockade" eventual economic sanctions and a Force Capt. 4i D. McIntosh, 33, of '-mleslon - 1# hniflase . e iiuassy since it was seized m (The £vsdeg .Ikiald presents the tons" rw - - formation" about such collaboration, T (left) told a news conference Saturday on Nov. 4, would be announced later. was only a small part" of the abortive U.S. rescue attempt. In a communique broadcast by the state radio, the militants said President Carter's "disgraceful crime" in attempting to free the captives "raises innumerable questions ... for example, how could the U.S. mercenaries mount such a complex opera tion without collabora tion from their venal domestic agents?" The militants said they had "special In. 01dge carry-out Famous Recipe "honey dipped" fried chicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford. __ MOTOR INN — Breakfast served 7-11 CAVA_LJFR IER a.m., dinner 540 p.m. and featuring 'Pot Luck" lunch buffet. Hwy. 17-92 S. of Airport Blvd., Sanford. LAKE MONROE — Featuring HOLIDAY i steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HOLIDAY INTI— 14 —Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday tlru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday All you can eat Special. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. univuifty of Florida Village Center May 140. Dinner thsst. pemn May 3 and 10. For ticket Inormatbon and reservation call 775-3125. 75-3125. "Art far Heat" preview and auction, Sunday, May 4, Hilton Inn South convention center, 7400 International Drive 1ando. ComplImentary wins and dii..., 2 Pm.. AuctIon 3 p.m. home of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the state radio and Radio suggested Iranian "agents" were to have collaborated In the rescue, The militants also called for special security around the Ou I.... L tunericans n television headquarters "because the release of the hostages Embassy in Tehran to various places around the Iranian capital and will be scattered to other parts of the country to foil any new U.S. attempt to rescue them, the Islamic militants occupying the embassy said Saturday. A communique from the militants broadcast by Tehran are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: British" on April 21, 21 and May 2 and 3 at 8:15 p.m. and April 77 and May 4 at 2:30 p.m. Shakespe.re.e comedy Is theme 1 "To Know Thyself"tobeperiormedat$p.m.,Aprll21and3oat Orlando's Great Southern Music Hall by University of Central Florida's Simply Shakespeare troupe. Proceeds to UCF Shakespeare Institute 1911. Tickets available at Great Southern, and mall ticket agencies. 4th Aiiml Usited CeiehrM Palsy Bluegrass Festival, May 9, 10 and 11, Yogi Bear's Jellystone CamP Resort, Interstateol and International Drive. Call 841-7491 for further Information. Art Auction and VvLqftj to benefit Newman Centers of Central Florida, 7:30 p.m., May 3, Bush Auditorium Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to piddle. no Peace River Bluegrass Festival, Arcadia, May 4. Pfforiflaflcea 7 p.m., Friday through Sunday at 4 p.m. Free canptng with weekend ticket, KOA Kampgr c*ind, State Road 70. Barbecue, crafts and concessions. "Carnival", a romantic musical, Annie Russell Thsafre,RolliaCoUegs,Wlntes'Park, May i4,840; 8:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.m. Call 841-2501. EdMi of Hungarlai and Central European pain. tinge and Hungarian Folk Art, Cornell Fine Arts Misetan, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through May 8, Tuesday-Friday, 10 am. to 5 pm., Saturday and Sunday, 14 p.m. Free to public. International The American hostages have been moved from the U.S. of getting out of the house and 11 They said moving the hostages to various Iranian cities would "enable the public to participate in hostage.keeping." They said details of the move, the first time the 50 captive - Nsva Psgs by s.i Nij Weather World ..i: :::: :::::'.:::: ::: : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 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/3d05b651d71b6ab0b10fe0067efc2560.pdf c6ba43f8e6aa7e8b28b650b6282d1bab PDF Text Text . - - •-- •• • to .• - -- ..• - -•. -• - - -r" .4. & '.' . . . - -. , -' ..' .-,_ _., 4 -...• - 72nd Year, No. 190—Monday, March 31,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IjSpS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents C. ..••• 44. i. I. by Hal Kaufman RARE OLIMPIESI A birdwatcher whe's net toe good at names listed the following as having been observed: 1.A robin redcrest. 2. A tilted tutmouss. 3. A scarlet teenager. 4. A -— -.- wipiwu uriq. 3. uuii..nmea UWJkI. can you I1E!T1E] BROWNf I & correct his mistakes? .flI.'A PSI4J11101 I 14$4J0 SJOWUI p J$IIUI $$4JI)$ t 10fl1W444 PS44&1 1 4I10JqsJ UP I Checkpoint Charll.I Faced with a robber's 45, dumbo Charlie, the checkout clerk, ban did eve rtw otw entlos and aN vi. Rearrange bold-faced lettering for sense—If any. Fill blanks with single letters to make shirt forms of cemmen words: I. _nut. 2. .....pert. 3. _ergy. 4. .....eØant. S. .....sgraphy. o—i ,—p X-C 'd-I Think of a number. Double It. Add 17. Take away ff~ RM three. Halve the result. Subtract the original number. 0 M LEN SMAIMIJU13 Answer will always be seven. LET'S PUTTER WITH WORDS Contained In the letter maz, above are names of the following household tools, lawn, oardon and puttering needs: Shovel Mower Rake Trowel Ax Nose Spray Pick Sickle Spade Hoe barrow Seed Crowbar Fork Shed To find each Item, begin with Its Initial letter and spell Its name by moving letter by letter through the above maze, horlsoltauy, vertically or WHAT'S UP? There's a let men, than meets the eye to the diagonally, scene above. Where missing? Add lines to find out. & It1M%IJWE1 ' III Psychic Robyn Jamelson: '.1 feel Kelly Is an honest man. The conflict is because he hasn't played ball with those In power." 19MIZINU CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? fire are at least six dIffermcii In drawing details bitwesui tee and kslteni paals. New quickly can you find them? Chick aeswsrs wIth these below. *J"Im of USØ V4 Pmm 14 me@ S IWJHIP 14 $1035 5u41$4W Of U40J0 iut1$IW$4 vue 5 4U0J04J49 1of0, IflIJWfl i mmosetim ill p— "Law enforcement officials in Seminole, Volusia and Brevard all knew what was going on." Herald Photos by Diane Petryk "I take a few keep breaths, raise my vibrations and my Christ consciousness." R. Kel ly Was Set Up, Says Psychic By DIANE PETRYK Kelly by the code name "C.5." about," Polk said. He said the deputies l"HI. Herald Staff Writer turned the memos over to the FBI. Cohn said today from his Washington were consulting with Mrs. Jameison what she could learn by coming into "The FBI set hini up," she said. Nationally prominent Orlando psychic office that he had an "on the record" concerning When the Abscam case broke, Mrs. contact the with the bribe money. Wilson disappearance, "Honesty in Politics is very rare today Jameison said she felt Kelly "intended to Robyn Jameison said Rep. Richard Kelly conversation with De puty Lefavour of the case of a woman who disappeared and I feel Richard Kelly is an honest was prepared to pay her $1,000 a day plus Volusia Count:' last "lie d dn' t cure if we had to spend all walk that road alone," since he told no Monday or Tuesday. from the Lake Monroe Inn parking lot in man, lie's a real maverick and really one about the money, she said. expenses to come to Washington to "tune her involvement to show "Lefavuur said he spoke with Mrs. December of 1976. his unorthodox, in" on Abscam bribe money. story Mrs. was true. .lamucis4m said Kelly "would be Jameison about the Kelly incident, "lie was born 100 years too soon. According to a report issued today by Mrs. Jameison said she, her husband without Kelly's name being mentioned, syndicated Mrs. to Jameison run again after what lie's been said this morning the crazy columnist Jack Anderson, Maybe society is not ready for him. But first contact she had with Kelly was through. and Volusia County Sheriff's investigator last November or early December. Mrs. Jaineison's memos concerning you know what happens if you don't play through the WDBO radio flighttinie talk Gordon Lefavour were preparing to fly to Lefavour said "I holk. those who pass judgement oil ball with those in power." Washington just before the story of Kelly him a bout a Mrs. Jamelson talked with Kelly are in the hands of the FBI. show "Nightline" when her husband was him find prominent political figure, God more lenient on the," m she FBI s Bill Purvis, press secretary to the pe cial agent Jim Price said the being videotaped taking $25,000 in cash using the code name host, c-5 to identify the FBI could not comment said. Congressman Kelly said this morning, on the matter Asked why Kelly did not come forward from undercover FBI agents posing as person, and mentioned something about because the case is before a federal 'Anderson's column states his associate Arabs was revealed, Any comment at this time would be with information that lie had contacted bribery and FBI-types" grand jury. But Polk confirmed that inappropriate to all questions exin. (;or), Colin obtained tile confidential files Lefavo ur, however, said this morning Mrs Jamelson about his investigation ldcli "lenti a weird credence to Kelly's he never had any plans to go to c0lvi said his major interest was in Salerno has discuss discussed Mrs. Jaeison's cerning the psychic and tilee Abscam Jtime on nm is said it might have been story." investigation, story with the FBI. he time f he Washington on such a mission but ti because Kelly knew he (Jameison was firmed Mrs. Jamelson did tell him Mrs.Jamelson said Kelly previously Purvis said while Kell) was a vailable Intending to run for mayor of Orlando Oil Nov. 28. %%hen Kell% called Nirs. Mrs. Jameison claimed in a private something bigger üian Watergate was paid her $200 per phone call for con- interview with the Herald Saturday that to talk on the telephone, he would also an did 'i no wan o involve mini in me J fr.i)ther %Umth&rrtport g g on in Washington. going sultations on his investigation of "shady "a considerable number of law en- decline to answer questions, declaring scandal. Anderson writes, Mrs. Jaiimeisun said her •• • dal characters". The consultations, or forcenienlofficlais" In Seminole, ii _____ tiSi011S revealed 'into Volusia I he imi inappropriate. Purvis said involvement Jamelson said u'h..n re po tifiuint of tie rs. lIane4Im!,IUv t 'tI I t rters asked reports" as the knows 'mud she psychically received the word -Kelly would be happy to answer questions on Kelly if he had told anyone in advan ce of forecasts Were cailed, began Oct. 3, 1979, wuconducting a personal investigation, other subjects, and discussion with people from Jack his Investigation, Kelly said he told no tunber of times Anderson's .n ..re as we.l as viiy $ she said. She said Kelly's involvement in Mr J1mL,on's husband speculated Ke ly next alled o on Jan. 12 and told lawyers and tha t information he gave Mrs. Jamelson said she was consulting Abscam was as an investigator. "Of course, didn't have to Jamt'ison U t Payoff ,, Kelly was a threat to th e political power I been them in the matter will confirm her with two Seminole County "That's the only way Richard Keuy a'? flI'i be said. structure Anderson because ""Y 1, re he serves rheoI tile on time I I 1111105 recollection of the events. deputiesandthedeputieswerepresentat would do it. The only way," she em- banking and When Mrs. Jamelsons psychic powers II' currency committee, id times he In the Jack Anderson Column, t,he time of Kelly's call, phiied, 0 r e S ifl%LS IhLI lUfl into '.tt 'Kelly's been saying the banks are Was onto : ething r tl" , and published in today's edi tion of the This morning Seminole County Sheriff Mrs Jaineison's husband, Orlando taking eter)bod for a ride," he said "I'll types she said on one w ould letel by ;mhiat hit had Evening Herald, Anderson tells the story John Polk confirmed deputies Charlie Attorney Jamie Jamelson, said his wife "Unless you go along with the system, Kelly didn't believe it, but on another "tile quoted flienio dddul. UIIIbitdorit:, about the congressman's consultations Brown and Ralph Salerno were with Mrs. has worked with le ve l he must have. police, the FBI and the you get thrown out of it.,, I." with psychic Robyn Jameison from in- Jameison on that date. Lefavour said today Mrs. Janmejson CIA, and they all respect her work. The Jamelsons said they turned over She said even though she told Kelly he had told hiinibef art. i%bscaimi formation obtained by his colleague, "They were interrupted by a phone call was revealed But Mrs. Jameison said her memos Robyn's memos to Kelly's lawyers at the wasn't dealing Gary Cohn. Cohn said Jameison refers to but had no Idea who it was or what It was contain with criminals, Kelly that she knew of "another Watergate, considerable criticism of the lawyers' request. The lawyers then insisted she come to Washington to see apparently much worse." i aa ' l tJ (Ine .i' g,J3c Ec p I q ' [#!~=E,s 3 c ,, Aff >4 - I ' , U.S. Gives Iranians 0 Prediction By United Press International Iranian embassy in Washington, and a froimi a few months ago. It is not about to The United States has sent a tough request to Macrican allies to take be implemented now." j. . message to Iran, threatening it with a economic steps against Iran. es ve The spokesman also said Iran was not trade embargo and the expulsion of most CBS News carried a report today "bothered by this threat" ( tile New York of Tehran's diplomats from Washington saying that Revolutionary Council Times report of the alleged ultimatum to unless the 50 American hostages are had decided tothe move the hostages out of La::i.Sadr). freed, reports said today. the embassy. The fray. working roti., at "We are not bothered by this threat The latest reports follow a weekend of the State Department said it n cemte these threats daily froimi the contradictory statements from nothing of such a report. United atates and we do not take them Nationally prominent Orlando psychic Robyn Slayden Jameison Washington and Tehran — where the A spokesman at the Foreign Ministry seriously," the spokesman said. "We do hostages today entered their 149th day in reached by telephone in Tehran today with her husband 01 two years, Orlando attorney Jamie Jameison, captivity not fear the United States." — over whether President denied there would be a transfer of the The reports were time latest in confusion Psychic powers are "everyone's birtiright," according to In the case of the recently abducted and murdered Eaton. Carter had sent a conciliatory message hostages, saying it was a plan "left over over letters Iran alleges Carter sent. Robyn Jamelson, who stresses she is a Roman Catholic and vu. postmistress, Mrs Jamelson told police where the body to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini "They have sent me an ultimatum," ther.J*e by birthright more sensitive to spiritual truth. would hi r' r nce r re s . President Mrs. Jameison, who Seminole County police consult s Li One the cases where the Seminole County Sherift's reported Aboihassan Bani-Sadr was '' ''' by the New York Times to have frequsnuy, mid Catholics are taught to let their minds two on Department consulted with Mrs. Jameison involved the told a close associate today after a CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — The chronic in them," the bulletin said, the spiritual world. disappearance ofa woman from the Lake Monroe Inn lii 1976. "special" meeting of the rulin "They concentrate on it nightly," she said. "And schools lymph cancer of the deposed shah of Iran g Mrs. Jamelson explained OW her discoveries are "It was thus decided that based on Revolutionary Council that ran past has spread to his liver and requires chemotherapy, can't drum it out." focus 11d co*nts'ation. with which the shah was midnight Mrs. Jamulson's husband, attorney Jamie Jameiaon, said resumption of chemotherapy, a medical tr "I take a few deep breathe and raise my Christ c° ted su 'cessluil' in previous tears The Times than said the ultimatum was bulletin said today. his wife ha helped police nationwide douaneu," she will be resumed." believed contained in a letter to murdem But the bulletin released by Maadl "It is all founded in a Biblical basis," she added. "Christ told Histological tests, the bulletin said, "But everyone has the same powers U they don't let their the dk4pfrs 'everything I can do you can do.' I believe It." Sadr from Carter settinga deadline of Military Hospital said Shah Mohammed some time today , the date set a week ago Reza Pahalvi's condition is otherwise also showed that the condition of the logic drum it out." Many people are very psychic, she said, but they don't have by the administr a tion when it said it was improving steadily, and his doctors shah's blood cells and bone marrow were Jamelson recently set up the Jameison Foundation for his a chance to make It their profession. considering stern measures against Iran. moved him from the intensive care room closer to normal than before. The failure wife of two years a non-profit agency aimed at helping "And sometimes the Idea of going to the track or Las Vegas of the spleen to function had resulted in a measures were reported The away to include to his private room in the hospital. from the adult pen&i gets In the way of It, her husband added. Juveniles who are "one step t. op in the red blood cells an embargo on trade of all goods except "Histological tests on the shah's system." Mrs. Jamison could not give more specifics on cases she ore f operat ion, and medicine, the expulsion from removed spleen and on tissues taken The Jameijons said they are most interested In helping has worked on because she said after they are completed she the United States of from his liver during Iranian diplomats, st block them out the operation The results of the tests encouraged the Youth because "If not the young, who do you help?" hit she sa Ie ball worked on many homicide cases with leaving only a skeleton staff at the proved the existence of lymphatic growth doctors to resume chemotherapy. "RobyncandomoreumanhoUrthlnaflythrinkcandolna e i authodues. year "Jameison said He explained that a psychiatrist g ,uinosn vie said she charges $200 for consultations, her get at the trmjfJ or the reasons and hours trying to 5n4I lOWs Court Supports Deportation poli ce work is done on a volunteer bsih Seminole County for $01fl00fl'j troubles. Detective Charlie &own said Mrs. Jan1111o0 did not bill the But Robyn lust knows. Then She brings things out In a way WASHINGTON UPI) — The Supreme department for the consultation in the Wilson cue and said so 50 the Individual can deal with It constructively." Court today ref used to block deportation is th far as he knew Mrs. Jamelson's assistance given wi out Recently Mrs. Jamelson ounded Florida polk by telling of Iranian students — an action President charge. He said he and Detective Sgt. Ralph Salerno "often" Car ter ordered in retaliation for the them Wheie they would WKI the uifl of Card Aim Sullivan, a consult with the psychic, but he could not recall how many little girl murdered In Osteen last yeW. She said the has told taking of American hostages in Tehran. ce with. cues he had suiht her assistan Plk* who the murderer Is hi that cue ( Mrs. Jalneison is mentioned In Ripley's Belive It or not as a Without comment, time justices from Volusla County to I mpr • - END" 11111611WEE11 e Recbrd limit , Hos , si . - .— r#1.. ,, .•. P lop 1;] Ca - tot al Sp d a ' _ Sh,i ah' ver ea 1' r S I _ Ift S __ m - - __ ___ V4 - ______ ____ SNOWIL _ has moved Volusia sherifrs investigator that Mrs Jwnelson's suspect ha become the prime susped Atf'IWIIII&i, to newspaper reports, Mrs. Jwelaon informed Mel York p lice that killer "Son o( Sam" was a postal worker WOre he was arrested. _____ ____ o ___ Psychic who accurately predicted a Jury outcome. And as an attorney, her husband, she said, is frequ.ntly in trouble with the Florida Bar Aueclatlosi over her activltlpa. 'In one case he went wfthme toahota1 to pray for a child See ABSCAM, Page ?A ____ decli ned to grant a stay to time Confederation of Iranian Students, which was seeki ng to bar the Immigration and Naturalization Service from deporting students pending a lull-scale appeal to the high court. - �I 1i - 't.. I.. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March - 31, IN 111111M ° WORLD 5 To Attend National Conventions Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF Colombia Guerrillas Free 2 Captives From Embassy 1980 Census Doesn' t Make Much Sense To Some Citizens NA11ON Five Seminole County residents will be participating at either the Democratic National Convention In New York or the Republican National Convention in Detroit FBI Expects Crackdown 01) Organized Crime Men WASHINGTON (UP!) Using undercover agents and sophisticated equipment, the FBI expects to provide grand juries with the evidence needed to indict if. top men in several of America's organized crime "iamilles" beginning this summer. Additionally, several No. 2 men and their councelors, or "consiglierl," could be named in "significant" Indictments expected soon, sources told United Press International. The federal law enforcement sources said the heads of some "families" are among those likely to be indicted, but declined to give details or names. "I believe within the next two or three years we'll see a significant decline in the influence of organized crime in this county," said Assistant Director Francis M. Mullen Jr. "I really beleve that." — S the 19 H. were elected delegate Mrs. Eisencoff is pledged to President Jimmy Carter while Wack is pledged to Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy. Mrs. Eisencoff is active in the Seminole Education Association, while both she and Wack are involved in the local Democratic party. Dayan Favors Early Vote Former Foreign Minister TEL AVIV, Israel UPI Moshe said in an interview published today that he favors early elections unless Prime Minister Menachem Begin's government radically changes its policies. Dayan, who resigned as Begin's foreign minister in October, was interviewed by Yedioth Ahronoth and the Jerusalem Post shortly before he left for a U.S. speaking tour. "There must be a radical departure in our policies," he said. "And if the Likud (Begin's ruling bloc) is unwilling to bring it about, or incapable of doing so , then we must go to the country to seek this desired and essential change." — Dayan STAVANGER, Norway (UP!) - Flags flew at half. mast across Norway today in memory of the workers who died in the sinking of the Alexander I Kielland "floating hotel" the world's worst oilrlg disaster. Prime Minister Odvar Nordli declared a day of mourning for a nation shocked by the accident, which toppled the rig Thursday. A)UGAR, Wash, (UP!) - A scientist says fresh volcanic material from steaming Mount St. Helens has d"tf ted almost 300 miles. The mountain belched pumice ash for the fourth straight day Sunday with scientists reporting a series of seven eruptions that sent ash-filled clouds over a mile above the summit of the 9,761-foot volcano. Thin layers of the ash settled in towns along the Columbia River 40 miles away from Mount St. Helens Sunday. The U.S. Geological Survey said the farthest the volcanic ash had traveled was Mt. Jefferson, some 90 miles away in Oregon. But Charles Knowles, an associate professor of geochemistry at the University of Idaho, claimed traces of the ash from the exploding volcano had settled in Moscow, Idaho, during a Saturday night snowstorm. Mrs. Perry has been Reagans Seminole County campaign chairman. i — Arthritis Group Backs DMSO ATLANTA (UP!) - The Arthritis Foundation Sunday urged the Food and Drug Administration to a llow t he use of the contro ve rsial d rug DMSO dimethyl sullozide - as a pain reliever. DMSO, hailed by some as a miracle cure-all for arthritis, was banned during the 1960s in the United States for treatment of arthritic conditions, prompting believers In the drug to go to Mexico to obtain it. Two states, Florida and Oregon, have since approved its use and the FDA has endorsed its use for treatment of certain bladder conditions. While supporting its use as a pain reliever, the Atlanta-based Arthritis foundation said it is not a cure for arthritis. Vandi I ...Abscam Psychic I Continued From Ash Drifts 300 Miles Meanwhile, at an earlier GOP caucus in Wlldwood, State Rep. Bobby Brantley, DLongwood, was elected a delegate to the Republican National Convention while Mrs. Audrey Holloway of Altamonte Springs and Mrs. Carol Perry of Winter Springs were elected alternates. All three are pledged to former California Gov. Ronald Reagan. Norway Mourns 123 Dead — By DAVID Herald Sim Rock Lake Middle School was person or persons who enter discharged seven fire extlngulsJ ministrative offices. They priei threw articles in the halls and damage was available. The dust I the air when sheriff's deputies ari fingerprints when it settled. Page IA) who was having his leg amputated," she said. "Then an at. torney Filed a grievance with the bar association. Apparently, she explained, someone saw this as an attempt to solicit legal business. "Even though he said he was not there to represent anyone, he just came with his wife." g-uu'.v zwy way r=vunueu LU ugni at me gas The Jamelson s met two years ago when he, as host of station from a caller who told them one of the two fighters had SILVERWARE STOLEN WDBO's nighttime talk show "Nightline" invited her to be a FERN PARK HOME BURGLED The theft of silverware valued at $1,000 from a cabinet and a guest on the show. The residence of Robert Garnett, 97 Graham Road, Fern a knife. When they arrived, they asked which of the two had the "At First she refused," he said, "but I said if you're not a tool box and tools from a tool shed were reported Saturday by Park, was ransacked and burglarized sometime Saturday, knife. Kirsh toldand them he was time one, producing a knife from Albert A. Smith, 541 Plumosa Ave., Sanford. fake, why refuse?" according to Seminole County Sheriff's Department records. under bli shirt pants, they say. BULLET HITS RESIDENCE Today the couple shares a top floor apartment at the Park The burglar gained entry by 11II5 in l s He was ordered held lb lieu of bond, pending arraign.. .1 Six persons were residence of Junior Blake at 20 the bedroom and took a camera, old coins, jewelry and wat- ment Plaza In Orlando, overlooking Lake Eola. Jameison said he Tuesday. ' Granby St., Midway, at 11:30 p.m. Saturday when an unknown may run for Mayor of Orlando. ches valued at more than $1,210. CAR STOLEN, TIRES GONE "Who could better serve the city than Jamie?" Mrs. person fired a bullet through the window shattering the glass ASSAULTREPORTED and striking the moulding on a door across the room. A neighA Hidden Lake resident, who reported his car stolen Thur. A Sanford woman told police she was abducted Thursday by Jameison asked, sday, got his car back, but had to replace its four tires and The Jameisons said they are in the process of suing the bor reported seeing a dark-colored car driving past the a man who took her to his apartment and attempted to rape wheels, police say. Winter Park Phone Company for persisting in listing Mrs. residence at about the same time, her, James Hart of 124 Winding Ridge Road, told officers his car Jameison as a spiritualist. SANFORD MAN ARRESTED The woman told officers she was forced into a car and taken was stolen between midnight and 7:45 a.m. Thursday. A short Douglas C. Sutten, 18, of 114 Academy Ave., Sanford, was to the Sanford Court Apartments off South Sanford Avenue, "Robyn Is a Catholic," Jameison said. "She is a psychic but arrested Saturday at With Street and Southwest Road by time later, a Hidden Lake construction worker reported fill.. she Is not a spiritualist." where she was threatened by her attacker with a knife, ding Hart's car on a dirt road nearby, missing Its tires and Spiritualists, he explained, believe they can communicate Seminole County Deputy David R. Smith and charged with She told police she managed to break free and get out of his wheels. possession of stolen property, a motorcycle reported stolen with the dead, apartment, but was kicked and choked by her attacker on the Daytona Beach. Police value the loss at over $200. "Robyn believes spiritualists are confused at best and from lawn. She finally escaped at 3:35 p.m., she told police. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Florida's court dangerously deluded at worst," he said. system takes the first step this week toward trimming "The mind Is a very sacred thing," Mrs. Jameison said. "I the State Supreme Court's caseload by two-thirds don't go into anyone's mind unless invited. But we all come under an amendment adopted In the March 11 voting. from the same source and the only thing that separates us is The new law, effective Tuesday, makes the five the shells we are living in." district courts of appeal the final stop for routine civil SAN SALVADOR, El Salvenation, hospital officials said at least troops in jeeps and armored Mrs. Jameison said she believes Rep. Richard Kelly is in. "They were just running all Officials saId 12 of thdead and criminal cases. The Supreme Court will conon dor (UP!) —The 80,000 people But even before the funeral 40 were killed, many of them cars were ordered out "to over each other," a witness were women, 11 of them nocent and has been a victim of political enemies. centrate cases involving the death penalty centrate only on and who f il th led e square outside services th " for e peop l e ' s trampled to death in th e wave restore order." "Richard Kelly suffered the same political assassination as said of the people in the trampled to death and Issues of statewide importance. Sin Salvador's cathedral monsignor" could end, there of panicked humanity, and 280 Reports differed sharply on square, who left hundreds of another shot. A 10-year-old did Ted Kennedy (over Chappaquiddick)," she said. Overworked judges in other states will be watching came to mourn slain Arch- was an explosion followe&by injured, how the violence started shoes behind as they fled for girl suffered a fatal gunshot She said she believes Kennedy and others at the party he to see If Florida's approach proves successful. bishop Oscar A. Romero, a gunfire, touching off a blo&l y Sporadic gunfire rang out Sunday In the fitter-strewn safety. attended the night of the Chappaquiddick tragedy were wound to the right eye. Supreme Court Chief Justice Arthur England said in victim of the political vlolence stampede in Barrios Square. through the night in the nearly square adjacent to drugged "by domestic political enemies." a weekend interview he is confident the new systemthat has divided the small At and deserted capital, where Metropolitan Cathedral. last count, Red Cross "They were special interest types, just like those who will work. The quality of the court's decisions will worked against Kelly," she said. "Ted Kennedy doesn't even he "and all of the important cases will Increase, said, Cardinal Ind ustries officials merce personali ty breakfast know what happened that night." still get to us." As for the Jack Anderson article which claims Mrs. _________________________________________________________________________________ will present a report on the beginning at 8 a.m. Tuesday. compa ny's activities over t he Jamelson's memos clear Kelly. Jameison The f irm's president, Austin "Anderson E R N ES T EDWARD M H & MARY EliZABETH of arrangements. He is survived by f put five years as well a Investigated t he matter very thoroughly," Guirlinger, will be feat ured MCCARTHY JAMESON daughters, Mrs. Helen Hoyt, future plane at the Mrs. Jamelson said the same type of political corruption Greater speaker at the event,open to G E 011 G I Ernest Edward McCarthy, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth 84118 • A Et Norwich, N.Y., DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) -Motel owners say Sentord Chamber of Cornthe Dublic. goes on in the Orlando area, ., t...-.--_.. .a Me(I.UANfl a'------t--i EW rnb. UnI ø1UI ..Uj1WU Dafliulu, %* Wi rwiciw along with the tourists who flood their sunny resort "You have no idea how much corruption goes on in this Mt*. Georgia McClelland, Mrs. Olive Bower, BrookvlIle, Orlando, died Saturday, The Ave., died Sunday, in community come trouble-making transients. community alone," she said. - DIANE PETRYK 84, of 4504 Tapacott Road, Pi. and owner editor and publisher of Garden City, Virginia Ants, "You have to cope with different levels of tranThe Cupboard News, a to Sanford in 1910. She Is a Pikesville, Md., died Thur- Sanford; son, William P. Trevor Lamb of Daytona Beach sients," says Mayor Central Florida tabloid member of the Seminola aday at Baltimore County (Bill) Chapman, Mendhazn, Shores. newspaper or1gina1l3 known Rebekah Lodge, the Ladles General Hospital. Born In N.J.; nine grandchildren and 11 WEATHER "A tourist is a transient, but he's coming In for a as The Corner Cupboard, he Auxiliary of Patriarchs Christmas, Fla., she moved to one great.adkI, week and he's going to spend $1,000. We don't want the AREA READINGS (8 a.m.): temperature: 68; overnight PIkeaville 10 years ago from moved to Orlando In 1923 from I4Uhtant. Brluon Funeral Home-PA other kind of transient, who maybe is going to steal a low: 68; yesterday's high: 79; barometric pressure: 29.03; Gemgiil. is in charge of arrangements. She is survived by a son, H. Christmas, car or burglarize some place." relative humidity: 61 percent; winds: northwest at 17 m.p.h. She was the widow of the He purchased the then M. Jameson; a grandson, Local merchants are fuming at having to counter TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 8:25 a.m., James weekly newspaper F. in William-E. Jameson, Warner Honorable generated by three kidnappings and a bad publicity 8:42 p.m.; lows, 2:01 a.m., 2:12 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL; December 1953 and converted Robim Ga. ani one great- McClelland, and Is survived hn" mnril.r twnmlttnd in the vicinity In the last eight highs, 8:17 a.m., 8:34 p.m.; lows, 2:22 a.m., 2:03 P.m.; by three ions, James F. it Into a biweekly In February grn = Th at parents will keep their Collegeth --monjjij fear ey BAYPORT: highs, 1:51 a.m., 1:45 p.m.; lows, 7:59 a.m., 8:22 190, when Its name was Brluon Funeral Home-PA McQelland Jr. of Jackson- CHAPMAN. WILLIAM P§111!drenat home. Fanilllesmlghtsteer clear otthe gec hi p.m. changed. The newspaper was is in charge of arrangements. vile, Leland L. McUelland of CY—Funersi services for crowded resort town. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out Baton Rouge, sold In December iOn to Fla., William Percy Chapman, SI, of and J' MU MABEL METTLER ROId. 50 MUes; A small craft advisory remains in effect. St. Joseph A. Roaler, a Winter who George B. McClelland, died Saturday,Monroe &1s. D. were hold at 3 Aug ustine to Cape Canaveral winds westerly 20 knots today Park attorney, and the name of $11 Winter Park Drive, ilaiKord, Va.; one dau$hter. P.M. today it First United decieaslng and becoming variable 10 knots tonight Cape Mrs. Edith Yonash of MdiIIodM church of s.nfo was changed to ____ mirry, The i at °' Canaveral northward. South Cape Canaveral Chronicle, which has ceased Daytona Beach, Fla.; a sister, with Rev. Leo Kkg end Rev. Winter Park Memorial g., sufted officiating. Burial west to 15 knots today decreasing and becoming variable pi"NUM NOMMEMENNOMW Mrs. Nellie Dixon, North Oak, in øèiawn *imor161 pars. IIoapilal. She was a native of 10 knots tonight. On Tuesday winds northeast to east 10 knots ;, Rr1sIo' Funeral Home.PA in Va.; a brother, Patrick He was a member of St. Belvs,, N. , Albert Alexander 1. entire area. Seas 2 to 4 feet near shore and 4 to 7 ("t farther Michaels Elscp.1 Qth lived SIMINOLI MIMORIAI. Brown, forthe Orlando, and 11 George 0. laker in Cseisrry HOSPITAL offshore north and 3 to 4 feet south decreasing tonight A few anna N Survivors include his Wile, put(jg, moving grandchildren, 13 great. Mc c i.' I, LA N D • Mail )s, MarCh1 Linde Hill showers mainly south part today. IOI$IA—Iuneral services Edher D.; sons, Capt. E. thillre from Nsot, N. J. She grandchildren and 22 great• ADMISsIONS Willis Moe Lowe for Mrs. Georgia MCCIofL.nd. N, AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today with a slight Duncan, Phllad4hIa, Pa., 8o Marth a S. Lyle Of 4104 Tapsctt Read, SANFORD: cha nce of a shower this morning. Fair weather tonight lUll Melville, Tallahassee, and wall a member of the New Rifles K. Parker Grssnkow Funeral Home Is PikssvIiIe, Nd., Who died .5=' JsryCouncil of t he Cammie Smith Tuesday, Highs today around $0. Lows tonight In the low t mid 114th Thurlap, will be heW as grssi&hidret. HarrIson a m., in chine of arrangements. ughters of America. James W. Tapscott - Birdie Davis 60s. Highs Tuesday low to mid SO,. Winds west to northwest *01n0billay at the gravesw at Carey Hand Chapel, William E. Weber Lakeview Cemetery, Sa nf ord include - Gladys Davis a around 11 m.pJ today decreusing tonight. Rain probability 30 Orlando, Is Is dWp 1 Jennie E. Taylor, With the Rev. Los kieg Of. '*UiiAM P CHAPMAN 00u4d L. Muss daughter, Mrs Ruth E. Dianne aiaijis, Dilfona percent today. CIfltVCO Parker • arrangements. !GT,mhoy Funeral Wilhln Percy Qapman, Doris N. so in Smith iun ciar e, Edwin 1. Schuler, Doftona wrangsm, son, M ton W. Mettl.r, $7, of 204 North Old Mousse Klthy A. 500mm Lance N. HIlilard, Geq'jy il Reid, di ed Saturday ______________ Caaaelbsrry; at his Iteftie Williams two sisters, Margaret S. Daniels, Lake Prank Aliefious., Daltofil MRS. av au redsrs. Born In Evergreen, Mrs. Jssnii Walls,. East0S ZAIITH—fimurpi Mrvkii for Patrick H. Ha.mlford DeItofla Moiwae BIRTHS can to Saxd La FLORIORi Pa., Mn lain Udihiaich, Ala., be m Meit WIdi-ige, DOOM . CP.aries Dianne was a retired farmer N, Of * Peimafis Ave.. who - LsnY.y,g).uona Hulls,, N. J.; was grand. 1111.1h baby girl, Deltona li ed Sunday, TIFIS p1 will be Mid a wmw J. SuSie', Lake 'Y the DI$C$SAI$SI children; 11 great-grand- ugts Tuesday ii 1 p.m. at irodin ' lre_Ribl Orange City Church, SUNSJ4INI STATE. uneral iij,nan, WIi%tef' SANFORD: Now wft thilè and low gesaIgreat'1 saiull se,.r A. £of A. 50.yeu member of the off Iclaibs. Rebehali her will wim WIn$' sery iroun W . services. q,. Burial i Americas LegI f!amph.U. Cars Taylor G,.ako,r-yi 'Funeral 16111rinss Ivoreni Camafery. Irs, Past U sad a World Vsrilee Terrell March 36 sr411 Hsms.PA Is In chores. Home, Laiigwoad Is In charge War I"etesai. Frederick I. ADMISSIONS Floyd F. Athow, Longwood IlAxfoam - u report or a FLORIDA g a s door $315 In the .. IN BRIEF Florida's Supreme Court To Begin Lower Caseload . 40 Die At Funeral For Salvador Bisho,, Firm- To Tell Plans Tuesday AREA DEATHS Daytona Tourist Areas Hurt said . ' - ia .$ öWo 4 VUI a... Mrs ____________________________________________ - NAM HOSPITAL NOTES - of west ' . . =':. ', '— r ' ' ____ . " JJI L[MR .4 Dakota resident. "I really can't see why th ey need that much detail in a census count — I thought the purpose of that was Just to tell how many people lived where." Also in South Dakota a 40-year old hospital employee said, I'm a vet and the VA knows where I am, I pay taxes and the IRS knows where I am, what I do and how I do it — I think thats good enough. Hell no, I'm not going to fill it out and I don't care if they want me to pay a $100 fine or a $5 fine." - At a Democratic caucus held in Wildwood Saturday, Myra Eisencoff, a teacher at Pinecrest Elementary School, and an Altamonte Snrings attorney, William Wack, and alternate. BOGOTA, Colombia 1 UPI) — Leftist guerrillas have released a Colombian judge and a businessman held hostage in the besieged Dominican Embassy, bringing the number of captives to 27, mostly diplomats, U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio is among diplomats being held for 34 days by members of the April 19 Movement M.19, who are demanding a 150 million ransom and the release of jailed leftists. Colombian Foreign Minister Diego Uribe Sunday ruled out for the time being any U.N. mediation in 34-day-old crisis. In Vienna, U.N. SecretamyGeneral Kurt Waldheim offered Saturday to intervene to try to resolve the hostage situation. By WARREN TALBOT The census mandated by the Constitution every 10 years WASHINGTON (UP!) - Americans have one more day to -has changed through the years from a simple head count to fill out and mail back the census questionnaires most of them a complicated sociological and demographic exercise. found in their mailboxes last week. The bureau wants to know, among other things, how much April lhas been designated Census Day when the goverment money you earn, whether you have ever had any serious officially begins to count every resident and housing unit in the physical or mental problems, where you work and how much United States. rent you pay. The forms were mailed Friday to an estimated 86 million "I don't want them knowing things like that. It's personal households and they are expected to cover an estimated 222 business. It's an invasion of privacy," said Joyce Caddy, 33, a million Americans convenience store clerk in Tulsa, Okla. "It's none of their But how are Americans going to deal with the personal damn business." nature of some of the questions? "I'll tell them I lire here, but that's it," said one South — IN BRIEF this summer. ,y j - - Census Bureau Director Vincent Barabba said pre-census surveys indicate about 80 percent of the population have a favorable attitude toward filling out the forms. -Y W_ . I 1 F_ V New C!n rter Rnriget I To 14ovv e Trim Ioo k - By JERELYN EDDINGS 1981, which be gins in October. for the Co un cil on Aging. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The president announced on March 14 According to a list obtained last week, Carter's trimmer new inflation-fighting that he would bring down fiscal 1981 Carter will propose elimination of: budget whacks $15 billion off an earlier spending by $13 billion to $14 billion as —Revenue sharing to the states, saving 1:, estimate while keeping Saturday mail part of his anti-inflation program, but he $1.7 billion, /~ deliveries intact and providing worried did not outline specific cuts at the time. —Anti-recession aid to the cities, $1 cities with $500 million in aid. In an interview Sunday on CBS' "Face billion, but $500 million in some sort of The administration officially unveils the Nation," Sen. Alan Cranston, the cities aid will be included. its balan ced budget today. Details of the assistant Democratic leader, said: —50,000 CETA or public service jobs, 1981 spendi ng plan revised from "Every program will be red uced in some $500 million. January when it was first sent to way except defense. But even defense —Grants to the Law Enforcement Congress - have been dribbling out for will be carefully pruned to get rid of what Assistance Administration, $89 million. some time. can be put off or ended to make room for The revised budget also includes a $0 BATCHELOR GREETS PAIR The new budget, expected to be $15.4 'readiness' efforts to strengthen our million reduction in the $800 million Don and Kathleen Ihrig of Altamonte Springs chat billion smaller than the January version, defense." federal subsidy to the Postal Service, was completed last week. It has been Cranston said, "I believe there will be which leaves enough money to continue with State Rep. Dick Batchelor (right), taking shape, however, in meetings over a cut, and should be a cut, in revenue Saturday mail deliveries. Democratic candidate for Florida's fifth district the past few weeks that included cxsharing for the states, in water Carter also will propose a $1 billion cut seat in the U.S. house of Representatives during a tensive advisory sessions with programs, in farm programs," in defense spending and a delay in cocktail party given In Batchelor'a honor. Hosting Democratic congressional leaders and In a speech last week, Carter himself purchases for the strategic oil reserve the event were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Colardo of budget writers, said there would be no cuts in Social that would save $850 million. The Both houses of Congress alread have Security, Supplemental Security Income, president also wants to delay planned Hermits Trail, Altamonte Springs. begun work on budget targets for fiscal Medicare, federally assisted housing and welfare reforms I A — — Wisconsin Voters Weigh Upset Options By ARNOLD SAWISLAK the Milwaukee Journal, and said Kennedy despite hard campaigning by Rep. John believe in running scared in any election." UP! Senior Editor "has not been completely frank with the Anderson and George Bush, and the first Kennedy, who devoted part of the weekend Wisconsin's venerable presidential primary people." Kansas presidential primary, also Tuesday. to Kansas, attended Palm Sunday Mass in may have lost some of its political clout, but Its Carter charged In the interview Sunday that The delegate stakes also were higher, Milwaukee and, after a brief foray to Stevens reputation for stunning upsets remains. The the Massachusetts senator was offering especially for the Democrats, in Wisconsin. Point, made the ritual campaign stop at Serb latest testimony to that comes from President solutions to national problems that were The Democrats will award 75 delegates in hall on Milwaukee's south side, lie continued Carter. politically attractive and simple but "un- Wisconsin, 37 in Kansas. On the GOP side, his attacks on the administration record, The polls show Carter with a lead as big as 6- workable" and "misleading." Wisconsin offers 34 delegates, Kansas 32. especially on the economy, saying Carter had to-1 over Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Kennedy, was quick to respond: he said In Concern in the Carter camp went below the no way to know how inflation was hurting the Edmund G. Brown Jr. In Tuesday's primary. Stevens Point Carter would find out how surface signs of the president's interview and people because he was hiding in the White But the record of Wisconsin's wide open seriously voters view current economic trends Mondale's renewed campaigning. Two of the House. primary In the last 75 years, plus last week's if he would only "come out of the Rose Gar. president's campaign aides, while predicting Brown, who was giving Wisconsin his best upset Kennedy victories In New York and den." Saying, "I'm not a demagogue, I'm a Carter would win, said privately Sunday the shot after passing up most of the March Connecticut, has the Carter camp worried, Democrat," Kennedy asked, "Why can't he margin was "uncertain," and the situation primaries, had a 13-stop flyaround Sunday and So the president sent Vice President Walter come to Wisconsin and talk to the people?" was "mushy," today. Much of his campaign effort was going Mondale into Wisconsin Saturday for two The Carter-Kennedy exchange overOn the record, White House press secretary toward blocking a Democratic "crossover" to extra days of campaigning. Then Carter called shadowed Wisconsin's GOP race, where Jody Powell Sunday did predict victory, liberal Republican Anderson in the state's In reporters for the state's largest newspaper, Ronald Reagan appeared to be confident sayIn "I would assume anot tight contest, I wide-open jrlmary. ... k Police In Peril 5 Dade Officers Defects, Coffee Linked Birth '. ,*- 'I ' ... Begin Tampa Trial TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - A trial so In- Dade police investigator Capt. Marshall /.' flammatory that it couldn't be held in Miami Frank in an affidavit. Instead, he said, police begins today for five white former Dade officers beat McDuffie into insensibility with County policemen accused in the beating their nightsticks and heavy police flashlights. death of a respected black man and then Six county policemen were charged in the 4~ , trying to cover It up. case and they and two others were fired from Tampa black community leaders have the department. protested holding the trial in this central Gulf Six counts, including one of manslaughter, coast city because it might fur ther inflame were dismissed late Friday agai nst one of the % already touchy relations between blacks and six original defendants, former officer police here. The protests prompted defense William Hanlon. They were dropped on a attorneys to file a motion for a second change technicality dealing with the way a statement of trial site, about the McDuffie case was obtained from '-• iam him. He a greed to testify for the sta te, Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt of M i The remaining defendants are former ofsays she will first try to seat a six-member jury In Tampa before ruling on the motion. A ficers Alex Marrero, charged with second. venire of 400 prospective jurors has been degree murder and manslaughter after originally being charged with two counts of The case involves the death Dec. 21 of manslaughter; Michael Watts and Ira Diggs, Arthur McDuffie, 33, a black Insurance all charged with manslaughter, among other ' t executive. The former Marine and father of counts; Herbert Evans and Ubaldo Del Toro, head injuries charged with being accessories after the fact three children died of massive for their alleged attempts to cover up the after four days in a coma, beating. NEW GRANDFATHER The police report said he was Injured when Dade State Attorney Janet Reno called the he 1&ct control of his motorcyle during a high McDuffk case "one of the most tragic events Nine-year-old Michelle Wilkinson gets a boost speed chase after a traffic violation on the in the county's history." from her adopted grandfather, Jim Donovan, A night of Dec. 17 The report said McDufflewas Judge Nesbitt ruled Feb. 29 that pre-trial thrown off his cycle, lost his helmet and landed publicity about the death of Arthur McDuffie retired electrician, poet and musician, the 78on his head, made improbable the selection of an Impartial year-old Donovan recently advertised in a Miami Witnesses to the "accident" and an autopsy jury In Miami, newspaper for a family with children. His offer prompted intensive investigations by the Dade "The notoriety of the case permeates the was quickly accepted by Michelle, her 10-year-old County Public Safety Depátment and the community... a time bomb! don't want to go brother and their mother. state attorney's office. off in my courtroom or this community," she _ "There was no motorcycle accident," said said at the time - -. : - - - -,. M.D. Off icers Kill Rampaging Tourist MIAMI (UP!) - Detectives sought an es- asked the man to leave, police said, Bour planatkm today for the w*x sled behavior attacked, A half doran terrif ied guests of a young Pittsburgh tourist who was fatally hotel employees watched as the men struggled woundedbya DadeCounty policewoman early and Bow tried to remove the officer's pistol Sunday after he attacked her and another belt Turner said Officer Marcia Reeves, V. officer. The dead man was identified as Kevin arTved and lit Hour several times with her flashlight. Francis Hot,, 23, a Pittsburgh bookkeeper. "He hit her in the chest and the face with his The Dade county Public Safety Department said Hot, arrived at a Ramada Inn in south. fist," said Turner. 'l'hen he ran out of the west Miami about 2:45 a.m. and began lobby into he paitlng 101 aM they followed." During the struggle in the parking lot, Bow creating a didmwt*no,. "He was asking for people who didn't live wrenched away Hanson's service revolver liars and harassing sts," aili DetCIIVS and fired five times at the officers at pointblank range, Turner said. Romwit 'ianmr He Wai 51101 III the stomach by otcicer RkkGuliick,thehotel'sgeneralmanagir, ailed police after the man headed toward an Reeve, and died in surgery at South Miami elevator,saying hewas going toancoezldes 110*1.1 about liree hours later, Both police i1ceii Wef bruised in room. The manago said Bow' also asked to the telephone and "grabbed my am like a Incident aid Har rison reportedly soffered man vlce"!when he tried to dial the munberfor him. Powder barns from HrigI'ig to the barrel of his gun as Hour fired, police saId. When Officer Robert par,j arrl - obert J. Smith - _ _ P1ftiu'ur' __ . 4:1-*"A ,.ft%4~~ _ _ Met,,.,j1-A _ :-~.,10, -. LA 4` * ~ I" avr.x , ~. ". T'. . .-t,;g7 ~ -4! ;: , ,~,.",Tt I . r, I , - I... '4'1 ! ~ ~ r' W _t,A. i -" I i, .j •S••55555 5 LOW COST • • s VNSURANCE AUTO FOR S . ALL 5•DRIVERS• 5 DERMATOLOGY ' iseases and Surgery of theSkin __ __ - ( PHONE ) 3220285 ' 4. ____________ ____ time ormy S0 D.D.C. % STONY RUSSIS Is Pisas.d To Announce For , th. opining Of His Office Prczctic.Of ___ - :INSURANCI: FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday 2411 CH AU: SANFORD and Evenings by Appointment D1UFIWOOD ViLLAGE 32323 549W. LAKE'MARY BLVD. 323-230L _____ _~ P1 .1 .-T,- In addition the child suf. fered from an improperly developed jawbone. The Center for Science in thb Public Interest said the Virginia woman drank 10 to 12 cups of coffee per day. during her pregnancy, •• PHONE 322.7Oö [2425 PARK AVE SANFORD 'S 5r1 ,:i, WA _1* 1 , ' ' r ,) _~,~ . M~ - ' ' WASHINGTON (UPI) A conswner gr oup said today it has uncovered what may be the first documented case of a woman whose child suffered birth defects because she drank coffee heavily during pregnancy. The child, a girl who is now 15, was born without fingers and toes or with only stubs where the digits should have been. The stubs were removed by doctors and the girl was left fingerless and toeless. — It . Monday, March 31, INO-3A ,.-.. . . - '. - -- " : - 5 Si 5.5 SSSs - - -- �— * ., .—.. . ._.. : . ;.. . - '._ ._. -. -. '.'- 1 Evening Herald SPORTS (USPS 41 O) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FIJ. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, March 31, 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, $4.75; 6 0 Heavywe1 Months, 127.00; Year, $52.00. Monday, March 31,1910--SA 0 0 0 0 hts H eadli n eBgi Fgh i t Night g U.S. Must Lead Turkey's Rescue By United Press International day night television jntht extravaganza. Thomas 1-learns, the No. 2-ranked While the ever-changing saga of welterwelterweight, takes on Santiago Valdez. In other title matches, WBC whether or not Muhammad All will get to attempt a comeback continues outside weight champion Sugar Ray Leonard the ring, heavyweight boxing action resumes on two fronts Monday night. We know all too well that we cannot turn the clock back and avoid or ameliorate the calamities In Las Vegas, unbeaten Larry Holmes DON loh~_; Marriage Shah Reagan : It's .. .• Like 1964 People who do not normally wish the Republican Party well have been especially solicitous of late for its electoral health. h cop has been repeatedly advised to avoid a repeat of 1%4 avoid it, that is, by someone other than Ronald ReagaX1 And Mr. James Reston, who four years ago was talking condescendingly about "wee Jimiiy Carter" and his absurd White House ambitions is now condescending to Reagan, writing that "with diligence" It might be possible to find a vice presidential choice who shares Reagan's view of the world. Rgan's view of the world Is sell-evidently ridiculous. That Is, for the last 15 years he has been warning us about 1) the destruction of our currency through Inflation, 2) the bloated growth of the federal government, and 3) aggressive Soviet imperialism. Obviously, Ronald Reagan is totally out of touch with reality. But this is not 1964, and, it cannot be repeated ton often, the Republican candidate is not going to be another Barry Goldwater. In 1964, Goldwater and his supporters pulled off a genuine revolution, seizing these years. In Canada,they think a footban field is 110 control of the Republican Party through a yards long and that a team has to have 12 sort of coup, working cleverly through the players but only needs three downs to make a state caucuses, and building up an In. aurmountable delegate count. first down. I Goldwater was a senator from Arizona who But that's close enough, I suppose. And had no national base outside the conservative even though they did give us Ice hockey, we ctivist movement. In moving the Republican stuck Detroit right, thirt on their bOrder, so AParty towd a $OSthSrU an4 8outh—tan . we're e ven. constituency, he badly split It, and created I think the Canadian gesture in Iran.iseven irreconcilable enemies In the still strong enough for us to look past the fact liberal wing of the party. adlans allowed Margaret Trudeau, their former first lady, to escape to the United Goldwater actually lost On New Hampghire State& Ms. Trudeau, Incidentally, may be seen In a only barely squeaked by Nelson Rockefeller recent issue of Playboy Magazine advertising In the finalCalifornia the fact she goes to New York's Studio 54 sans underpants. Reagan, in contrast, has solid electoral The man at the Canadian consulate in support In every section of the country. From Atlanta wasn't comfortable with the mention his first electoral victory, In California in of that, but every country hat Its sources Of IM he has been a potent vote getter. During embarrassment. We've got Anita Bryant, and the primaries so far this year, he has run Lady Bird Johnson still Is loose somewhere in consistently ahead of the pollsters' projecTexas Planting trees and *rube. tions. Taking Canada more seriously and forgiving her for her transgressions against We have heard a great deal about John us still Is not enough to express our thanks, Anderson's ability to attract Independent and however. The U. S. government should go Democratic votes, but in Illinois 40 percent of another step and maybe give the Canadians a the non-Republican cross-over vote went for nice gilt. Reagan. We could give them a statute. Th. French gave us a statute for our help in World War IL Reagan obviously possesses a wide appeal ( we could give them North Dakota. We to voters who have not normally voted aren't using It; maybe the Canadians could. Republican, though to a different slice of that Better yet, how about electing somebody to vote than a candidate like Anderson. Reagan mention casually to Margaret Trudeau It's has the ability to pull in voters who went for not polite to go around withou t underpants? Nixon against McGovern In 1972, Democrats • "I like It," said the man attbeCssmdiap and Independents who very likely cast a consulate, obviously Intrigued with the Ides. protest vote for George Wallace In 19a Don't mention It, I said. Anything for a That Is a very different kind of candidacy friend, I than Goldwater's was In 1964. By United Press International It now appears the strike of major-league baseball players could begin as early as Wednesday. Despi te a belief that the parties migh t accelerate the bargaining process at the 11th hour, the negotiators for the respective sides left their Sunday meet ing In Palm Springs, Calif., with virtually no progress to announce. Kennedy Moffett of the Federal Conciliation and Mediation Service, following a session with Marvin Miller, executive director of the Players' Association, and owners represen. tative Ray Grebey, tried to avoid pessimism. "The Issues are not that complicated and we will keep going tonight until someone gets tired," he said. But there seemed little chance for the type of lastminute agreement that marks many labor negotiations. Earlier In the day the California Angels players voted 34-0 to authorize the Major League Players Association executive T e — ', '' -. .' •.. , .. - — — H Repay telephones still were ringing off the hook and Fortunately, Turkey's competent Prime policy in Washington are reported to be the mall still was pouring in from Americans Minister Suleyman Demirel has implemented a concerned about the Immediate conoffering their thanks for what the Canadians far-reaching new economic reorganization that, sequence's Of the shah's latest flight for the did for us In Iran. with Western aid, could stabilize the country and current apparent authorities In Tehran—the "We've had people actually breakdown and so-called government of President cry," he said. "We've also been sent boxes of. head off an Iran-like convulsion or a military Abolhassan Banl.Sadr. And In the longer run candy and bouquets of flowers. It makes us coup. for Egypt. feel very good." Moreover, there are other constructive forces The fiasco In Panama is seen as weakening some more about Canadian and at work. The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan has Bani.SCk In his contest with even more U.We talked tio nships. S. rela bro ught Turkey and the United States closer radi cal revolutionary elements. Yet It is i told him I thought calls, flowers, candy together after several years of alienation difficult to see how he would be any better oil and letters were not nearly enough to show arising from the Greek-Turkish confrontation on otherwise. The proposition that the radicals our gratitude for his government's help In Cyprus and a U.S. arms embargo. In January, the would have accepted the playing out of an rescuing some Of our people from Iran. United States and Turkey signed a new extradition charade that in the end failed to I said It was time all Americans changed up the shah In person is also one to their attitude about Canada. agreement providing for key U.S. bases to remain deliver sin belief. "You k take us for granted sometimes," open, including listening posts for surveillance of is reported to be little concerned he said. Soviet military moves, about the consequences for BanI-Sadr or 'precisely," I said, But the implementing agreements to the anyone else back In Tehran. With good and In the first place. Americana do not know probably more realistic reason than being a great deal about Canada, our neighbor. We January accord remain to be negotiated and the exercised in W as hington . know it Is somewhere north of Fort Wayne White House has not yet given Congress the and It's cold there, and Sgt. Preston of the is th ma Egypt, however, ano er tter e pa ckage. With Its lack of virtuosity, the Carter Yukon's dog was named "King," as in, "Well, h at is Of imdezitandabls concern for administration has been able to do little more t cue is closed." WashIiton and that should be for the shah KIni this than deal with the crisis in Iran and Afghanistan. But only one In a thousand Americana could also Sadt. Apparently, things aren't bad enough yet in you the capital of Canada. The shah's and our troubles In the Iranian not tell Turkey to demand Washington's attention. Toronto? No. conflict now become Egypt's, which Is Montreal? No. But conditions In Turkey are moving Into crisis already under ample strain In Iti Try Ottawa. and will not await U.S. convenience. Congress maneuvering with Israel over We also probably don't know that a lot of was recently warned in a report prepared by the issue and Its feuding with the rest of the Arab famous people who live and work in America world. For all Sadat's display Of confidence in are actually Canadians. Library of Congress Congress onal headed toward an Iranhaving the situation under control, there are Service that Turkey is Lame Greene, for Instance. Glenn Ford. legitimate questions as to how IflUCh $frahfl Yvorgie DeCarlo. Ferguson Jenkins, the type revolutionary situation that could shatter its can wittitsad. AM the perfamous baseball pitcher, is Canadian, So Is effectiveness as a NATO partner. "The Turkish ' of the shah's present refuge is Anne Murray, the singer. armed forces have been weakened to the point directly dependent upon that of Sadat's el Guess who else is Canadian. Raymond Burr where they would find it difficult to fulfill their entlonófÔwer. ... Perry Mason,ff you pieue NATO responsibilities ... 50 percent of Turkey's Ths shah may be fully aware of, and care S Personally, I have always been a bit military equipment Is badly In need of repair ..." about, the burden he presents In this respect. standoffish about Canada because it is Fortunately Turkey is still at the stage where. or he may not. Quite possibly the latter, responsible for the spread Of Ice hockey in — on - timely financial assistance could make all the difference. And, fortunately, the tough reforms being Instituted by Prime Minister Demirel offer the best hope in some thne that such aid would not be squandered, would be put to good use. BERRY'S WORLD Kelly Psychic May to 971-1 to au thorize a strike, according to Miller. The current three-year agreement between the players and the owners expires April 1. Asked if he expected the executive board to authorize a n strike, Miller said, "It looks like it at this time, considering It is the 30th." Miller said he was unable to say whether the executive board might vote to strike immediately or hold off the action to later WAIINGTON — lisp. Richard Kelly's explanation Of his role In the ABSCAM operation ho always lied a certain ethereal makes his story dollN VA spooky. 'liii .ocs*Ic Florida Republican, who was videotspsdtkIng$,IS0Iacrfroenua. deroover FBI agents posing u-Araks, en. plaird U.t he had been conducting his own ons.man lavestigatise Of "shady charac- ters." Kelly's bisu'r. tale was greeted with Mbft. — But my mescials Gary CaIni, who has been InvtlgaUng the ABSCAM scandal., hs obtained some ambMW On that lead a weird crsdslc. to Ksllys Inoridibte Mery. The aim new Inthepu.un do* FBI 1cecaaione—atler be showthatona was apIweackd by the ssdiiuews ageuta, but bog bdersthe ABEAM May breks— Kelly contacted a soled Florida pi p hi c he hsr In his Lavustigetlim Of "san very dMONWHI VI Ndooly 9b4 the warned him at the out that be was lavelved Wilk F04ves. c, Robyn Jw1r. .d In a The "iOfl—'I& M4 tar her flies, 4j'j Dee, 4 IVI, t X's reaction be * werg w skeptkl, which he szpr.ossd with chasMrb& WWAWL The c ----teldber low 'lsthenght wn on way off in MR &Mwtthmyv him u,urdthat thue shady characters with whom he was PI VI __ ___ dealing could not possibly be FBI or agencyAccording to Janlelson, Kelly first con-' tact.dhoronOct.3, 1179. "Ide notremember the spetifici Of our conversation," she recorded In one memo, "other than that he was Involved with soon, sort of secret In. very dangerous people, and that he f.lt his We was presently In danger." The siupldius Kelly was advised to use the cods semi Congressman Five, or, more sh'ply, Cl— a fairly transparent cover, since he represents Florida's Fifth District, be phoned next on Nov. IS and asked for a "weather report" — trade Jargon for a peyc& evalustim "I advised CIhe had every rigit to feel he was on In something big," Janwlaon wrote. "I saw deception,_embezzlement, fraud, V Of bvela. My vision revealed be knhvnwAof IheFBIondor wVBI agents. I peychiaUy received the word Iowa' a andw of times diflrg our The =oo con1: "I go saw Cl being imuesed In ts activWu by being with a large Nfl Of mousy or p ups gold. IWd him Of my vislon,and advised him (t), I could physically take whatever wn offered to 1dm4 'mosey, marblesordralk,' tune Inonit and give him a ... ABSCAM psychic road map to follow ,,," Kelly next called on Jan. 12, 1160, and told Jameison thet a payoff had been made. "He commented several times that he was on to shocked at what be had stumbled onto." 1á — and the congrueman made plans to most In Washington, but the A& SCAM story leaked out before they could get together. Jamelson is a nationally known psychic who has had conalderable success in hedng policy Investigators crack tough cases. tat ear, for example, the astoimded Florida police by telling them where the body Of a murder victim would be food. Whether ma believes in her paMc powers Is, of cour, bild, the pclM What's bib. Ported — and htneslr( — Is thet her — (**TUbwMus Kelly's 'ontentic story. On coidlrmsd that the "ms In our posevulim are authenUc end the In them Is .couets. The "wmes show that the COIssUflI told her his vitaes Of his B8CAM Invclm.nt heist, he accepted the InorImInatb payoff on Jul. S. Furthermore, the onemen inve'gaftel that provoked such mirth Is perfectly in keeping with Kellys known attitude and entice. The ISedd, erth.coourvaft,s maverick ba bess described as a air lag Don Quixote with the twrp,,,nt Of a. Irascible captain Queeg. Almost nothing he __ , ". __ i ••. ._ "-~ From Mi. I The 23-year-old Leonard, from nearby "Pont,In didn't Mtn AlVe ct.TI~ irhnn ha . . ~11, .~, ,.II • A - ~.; (~ ~ " , '. . , -11 . ., %..., I , , V. I -:~-,~- I)aliner I3ark, Md., is a heavy favorite ________ . _ ~1~1,11_ II ,,.~'...'... i,.. _______ __ 41 VP Mahaffey, Tewell 4 _ ) 'A~'i ~ ) .. yf___ ~1'1. _____ Tied At Heritage :i'. "' • • 5- ) .. _________ ________ .r ;-\ -. HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.(UPI) There was so much casual water on the 6,650-yard Harbour Town Golf Links Sunday that veteran John Mahaffey never thought the third round of the $300,000 heritage Golf Classic would come oil. But despite a pair of bogeys on the back nine, the tour veteran found himself in a tie for the lead at 6-under-par 207 with winless Doug Tewell at the end of 54 holes Sunday. ''If Icontinue to hit the ball as solid as I have, I will have an excellent chance to win," Mahaffey said after his round. "The 1,,uy who hits the ball solid and makes sonic putts will _____ ,. _________ -_ - ' . - . ., . 'Z I . , J . • '1 win',' I •• r -. $ Tewell ran into trouble (luring the third round of the raindelayed dassic, bogeying three holes on the front nine be fore picking up two birdies and sa ving two pars. "The golf course played much tougher today because of the wind. and it was extremely wet," the 31-year-old Oklahoma native said. "it was casual water on every hole." Johnny Miller, looking for his 19th tour victory and third heritage win, picked up thr three strokes on par in the third and bed For second, one shot back at 208 with Jerry . 1 . . 1% •. .. 4 . Pate, the leader through the first 36 holes. "I feel 1 hit the ball well, but I didn't chip or putt well," said Pate, whose double bogey on the 17th hole cost him the • . • •1 . • -' ,,, 1 lead. , '-i. . Mahaf fey moved into the lead briefly at 8-under-par when / I 'They could vote tostrike in May but say they woul • . ,• ' Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 4.1in a game called after - . . 1 1, . lie birdied the toulJM 10th and 12th holes, but lie fell Lack by bogeying two of the next three holes. V .- '3... ... , t.b SS - " . ' ,ofo by Jos Mantis Members of the County All-Scholastical Team are flanked by S.Y.S.A. executive Director Don Ruedlinger far left, front row, Jeff Petersen, Kyle Fu-akes, Lance Wall, Rick Ilarrell, De'ron Decker, Mike Young, Scott Vasatka-Burger King district manager. flack row grade getters are from left to right Danny Myers, John Kemp, Jim Bomar, Steve Berg, Steve Shakar, Robert Mason, Robbie Shakar and David Klngsburg. ridders A White Sox 1-0 in a game shortened to eight innings by rain, '1 may have had a few bad swings that cost me two bogeys, but the majority of my hits were solid," he said. "If I continue to hit the ball as solid, I think I can win." Although he has not won in five years on the tour, Tewell said he is not going to let that ifIect his performance Monday. "I know I've got to shoot birdies to win tomorrow and just grind, grind, grind," he said. Miller declined to predict his performance in the final round, but said he has been playing well. "I've shot only three rounds over par this veat-," he said. "It was a solid round, and I' "it happy to be playing good. I really don't expect to win, but I hope to be in the' top Grades In Clas sroom Too 10 By JOE DeSANTIS the church and the community." Herald Sports Editor is striving for," added Ruedlinger. "Our The 24-man squad, which boasts an coaches are concerned with trying to powered California 54. players keep proving they can make the one of the reasons the S.Y.S.A. does well both in sports and in school." Ray Knight, coming off a five-RBI game Saturday night, had grade In the classroom as well as on the organization placed three teams In the Team members gathered at the three hIts and four more RBI and Cincinnati also pulled off a football field. The Seminole Youth Sports nation's top ten Pop Warner Little Altamonte Burger King Sunday for triple play Jose Crux led off the ninth with a home run and Association, which charters the county Scholar rankings during the past season, picture taking ceremonies and free Joe Sambito held off a Minnesota threat for Houston Jeff Pop Warner program has announced its National Pop Warner Headquarters whoppers from Burger King, who Newman hit a home run and Dave Revering drove In a run second Annual Seminole County Allsponsored the all-scholastical team for with an Infield out to pace the A's Al 011ver and Buddy Bell &htIcai 'Our coaches are Foot ball Squad. the second straight year, each had three hits to help send the Orioles to their sixth Earning a spot on the prestigious team Easter vacations and poor weather concerned with trying to straight exhibition loss ... Carlo, Leicano hit a three-run Gene takes quite an effort both academically forced several of the youngsters to miss homer to cap a four-run ninth fnd lead the Cubs ... and athletically according to S.Y.S.A. develop an all around the ceremonies. All-seholastical players ninth Inning to Richards hit a two-out single In help San executive director Don Ruedlinger. not pictured include Dennis Groseclose, Diego ... Boston, held hitless for five innings by Ken Kravec, "This is the seond year that we've youngster, one who does Steve Cina, Chris Bonham, Jeremy scored an unearned run off Mike Proly In the sixth. Kravec recognized the boy's outstan di ng work In Michaud, Michael Graham, Doug was making his first start after being disabl ed by a pinched the class room as well as on the football well both In sports and in Oswald, Mike Waring, ... Scott Salmon, nerve in his back John Candelarla combined with Kent field," explained Ruedlinger about the . Kirk Pierce and Steve Gerguk. the class room'—S. Tekulve on a two-hitter and drove In a run for Pittsburgh Y.S.A. Y.S.A brawn and brains 24-man unit. In addition to having six teams ranked The Cardinals used a double by Dane borg and an error by "It takes an exceptional youngster to executive director in the scholastic top ten nationally over pitcher Steve Busby to score four unearned runs In the ninth earn a spot on the all-scholastical team," the past two years, the S.Y.S.A. has also Mark Brouhard and Dick Davis stroked two-run homers for Don Rue nge r Informed the youth sports director. "The had one of Its players nominated and Milwaukee to overcome a grand slim by Al Cowens. bmings, St. Louis beat Kansas City 5.2 and Milwaukee over- Seminole County Pop Warner football extremely Ngh grade point average is develop an all-around youngster, one who ." Gary Player, Leonard Thompson and Bob Murphy were also within striking distance, three strokes behind the leaders at 210. Thompson was tied for second at the halfway point, but went 2-over-par on the front nine before playing the rest of the course ever: for a 73. ... .. .,. - " dli Cubs Edge Cardinals 12- 11 In A ltarnon te Play Mike Doherty sent an 0-2 pitch sailing for a double Saturday to knock in fttying and winning runs In the bottom of ftsixth Inning to lift the Cubs to a 12-11 see-saw win over the Cardinals, liming highlighting weekend action in the Altamonte Little LeagUe mIth( do would sm in those who know him isaciri court Judp In ii;Kelly's outspoken eccentricity on the bench got him "rpeaeh.d by the Florida Rouse, but he won acquIttal by the State Senate. AM In 1*, attorneys and his fellow Judges charged that he was mentally Incompetent. Kelly's respones was to get a certificate Of sanity from a psychiatrist — a move that has 4td him to boast that he Is the only 'Wr of Congress who has been certified circuit, kids have to be very strong In school. ranks the youth squads totally on team selected as a Pop Warner Little Scholar This year's team had almost an all "A" grade point averages. During the past All-American. That honor came in the average. The selection committee takes season the S.Y.S.A. had a third, seventh league's first season (78-79) when David into account how each of the nominees and tenth ranked trio on a national basis. Jablonski of South Seminole was inducted perform as a team member, In the class "We like to recognize the youngsters as into the Pop Warner Hall of Fame in room and extra curriculum activities in part of what the whole S.Y.S.A. program Philadelphia this past April. Olympic Sensation Jesse Ovens Landress Bats Dock Of Crafts To 18-9 Win Hard-hitting Kevin Landress combined with equally tough slugging teammate Eric Swannie for a long ball barrage Saturday, leading Dock of Crafts to an 18-9 win over Cafe Sorrento to highlight action in the Seminole Pony Baseball loop. Landress collected a home run, a double and a single, good for three RBI while Swannie equalled the feat with a homer, do uble arid sin gle of his own to collect six Hill on the day. Dock of Crafts jumped out early with a six-run first inning, added another two in the second and four more in the third inning before exploding for another half-dozen runs in the bottom of the fourth to build up a big lead. Cafe Sorrento answered with live of its own runs in the first and four more In the top of the third but was blanked the rest of the way. Eric WoLford and Nick Forderer also enjoyed a good day t the plate for Dock of Crafts by collecting three hits ap Elsewhere around the Seminole League, Tropic Bank of Seminole posted its sixth straight win of the season without Falls Victim To Lung Cancer a defeat by scoring an 11-4 decision over Trivision Chevron. North Orlando Foods earned a 12.5 win over All Star Auto The Cubs were down 8-2 In the fourth liming but battled Parts by breaking an early 2-2 tie with a six-run second back to take aglleadin the fifth. The Cardinals bounced right inning. Elsewhere Acme Conveyor collected 11 runs on 10 By United Press Inter, both America and the Negro field midway through the race against Hitler, I was running back ln their half o( the fifth to score three runs before the Cuba hits to post an 11-6 win over Burnett Bank. aatlosal rallied again for the victory. race although later and won In a world record- against the world." CAPS DOCK O F Tr014C Sank. Although his name no TrIviion CMyrs, historians have argued that tying time ci 10.3 seconds. "I Born as James Cleveland In a battle Of unbeatens, the Kennedy y Lights Dodgers Samilisli CRAFTS (Home) AS I H Mary longer appears In any bo ok of Hitler considered never actually e Owens, Sept. 9, 1913, at th at moment Lake Winter (Visitors) All H th Sp,, Coleman 3$ knocked the Orange Federal Braves '4• AS (N.mi) AS I K Sciirwp I I Karl world records, Jesse Owens "snubbed" Owens at any time greatest of my life," he said Danville, Ala., Owens spent (Visitors) Ill y,..,., ' . . Lucas '1bnyJotrmon gotthe pitching decislonfor Osrma. IOgrIS the Dodgersas he was almost universally $waaols I I and his 355 the truth Is that the later. earlIest years helping his ,,eels" hush oil went six innings, spacing out just three hits while striking 01g , • * regarded as the greatest dictator and the great athlete th / HIcsi I I The second day e sharecropper father, four of H•YSI lie 5 $ Davis on relief with a score SI i eight. Kevin Hill came in less Inning on )Ii LikiSi ,S ill T.lam** III track and field athlete of his never met. Olym pics, Owens survived brothers and four sisters pick Iiasr Do mound. Fwasm •• asvm 2 3 I Griffin Il l JiIIiø ' era and one of the greatest of Just prior to the '36 two fouls In the qualifying cotton. In an effort to escape I I 01550 1 I Mcsrmick II Joimson also collected a pair of doubles and a single for Germs. I S H5w. I S I.I.mi. I, the 11th century. Olympics Hitler was still heats before going on to win their poverty, Owens' father i..as.,,e s Sili, • Dodgers while Jeff Weainer added a trW. and a single. Eddie I S P,sscvrsr Its Lass cr.cott i He earned is that distinction e g the dramatic ctory ci ch erin de d to mo de the long jump with an ve his f vi am ily , , Pic*srin, S I I Total Alello, the iming pitcher, had a triple for the Braves, 'II Porearor • 3 $4 and also the first "world's by Germany's Max Scb- Olympic record leap of 26- out of the South forever, They Dew. IS si.gi.s, a.o.n i i S SI Psrbes • Totals It II I Totals 19 111 Elsiwhreththe league Sattrday,Joe Baumgarsbier went 3. tut.thuman" title byestab- meling over the supposedly feet, 54-Inches. Owens later settled in Cleveland, Ohio and s.,,., •si 4 with a pair of singles and adoublswhilelied Becker couected llthing world records in every Invincible Joe Louis. Owens won the 200-meter title and as Owens later said, "that "$ *353 Trsc ot. n-n Trivisis. "112-4 A pelr of bits and John Spoiski added a two4agjer to pace the sprint from the 60 to 220 said In 1910 when asked about then ran leadoff leg on the move was the greatest — ease. Kelly's weird espluratlosi of his ABSCAM Invoivemest lad one reporter to ask U he be plead Thwlty N a dells.. But the docemeudary evidence Of his dsllngs with the Florida psychic shows that Kelly may, In thoand,prove to he crazy tibia los. r.tle: K* told my associate Gary Calrnthet "any ccn'-tf4 by me regerding ABSCAM Is lnsppseprlats." WATCI ON WAITI: Coagresslosral rIs__that idylo'dal aoet*al to varies vr,ngrMl,. "days1' or "veske" O=Bsnk ngers to a 94 win over the binkin Douts Pirates in yards, the 2Wyard low President Carter's boycott of victorious American 400. Wt ever happened to me rain shortened contest. hurdles and long jump in the Moscow Olympics he was meter relay team as Hitler because of the opportunities it ________ addition to winning four gold never aware of AIIM $$i — u e CI$VI..I' CII Nil ,. i :.&..._ . $$ w g.tá andpspsrwo,kI. vohvd In these prechematioso cot an Pulp eflSsp.0 All ISlp,edjng cP'v"miwattve risuhutk'ni are eaactsd for each absurdities as Natissol Submarine Week NatI& JoKIng [* end no the con- glared in Icy silence among that opened up for me." SiI$ SIAVR$ While attending grammar iSIS AIIM medals at the 1936 Berlin troversy in 1936 until he the 100,000 spectators. • i i Olympic Games. s's-s u returned to the s tates. school, Owens, who had been "We were aware of a $ISPLJbI.. IS e e s iiiJ,..., s is In the 100 meters, Owens militant Germany, but now of called "J.C." to that poInt his Olympic perfor. was It a i i $il ses II i $ $ I $I5. III ,nancolnh'ositofAdolf Hither, brokefromtheblocksevenly us felt the war was Im- wasaakedbyhisteacherwhat III 5i $$5 *l_N 4$$5J Vuil I • I $$S I I I nent," Owe ns recalled of his name was, "J,C,," he an. u_ i • • sea.' ISI I__1 ses.i. see whose Nazi move ment was with American teammates mi seiNsots his Olympic experience. "I swered. "Jesse?" was the cl,hphg Metcalfe and ree. mçerIcrityof the Ralph th r • e $ e caiu the $1ln4nhII I S all IISe S 5L SI white race that catapulted time Olympic veteran Frank saw Hitler In his box, but to reply. "Yes, ma'am," Owens .•aai ____ _____ t. .ee $1 I$111il50 I I I IS, ii_ 4 • • s e him to world lane. The media Wykiif. A cloudburst earlier me he was just another head said, not quite u ndersta nding $ Tom sus, eses uproar created by the In the day had made the red Of state. I wasn't running what his teacher had said. polls situation established Owens cinder track heavy, but III CIII a--Il DeI$ III 5$-fl CUSS I$NI-4a!jrnb9LofrNiemntiOn_for_Owens_broke_awav_ from the IP_213 ' _!!!!!!__. % CU" tMSIM*IJ aims • harmies goodwill the taxpayers would be about 1370,000. •..r In exhibition games beginning April 4," he said. ,,The players . . could say, 'We're not getting paid for exhibition games, so why :should the owners take in all that money for a war chest to be used against us?" GRIDIRON Miller labeled last week's negotlatlon8 in Phoenix, Ariz., "a GRADE shameful wte of time." "The one thing that is needed iz'for them 10 negotiate," Miller said. "After 20 weeks, you lock back and the fIrst 18 MAKERS weeks were spent on the owners' demands. They had ridiculous fixed salary structures." In exhibition games, Cincinna ti beat Atlanta 7-5, Houston defeated Minnesota 3-2, Oakland nipped San Francisco Texas downed Baltimore 74, the Chicago Cuba topped Seattle G 4-2, San Diego nipped Cleveland 6-5, Bcton edged the Chicago Story we usually en - WiN ___ in the season. ' Prove defense of the title he lifted from boxing strategy, also drew inspiration pv~ 110%;. IV "va Ia J~# ~ h; r f board to call a strike Tuesday in Dallas. The final team to be polled, the Angels raised the final count JACK ANDERSON: quality to It. The I.t.t evidence I've seen p • five times in the foijrth rivind. int,net n first has come under some cTiticisni for his Wilfredo Benitez last November. "I'm not going to play," he said. "I just Mate Parlov defends his title in the newly WBC light heavyweight crown by created crulserweight division against knocking down John Conteh of Britain want to get in there and out as fast as Baseball Strike Looms This Week Not - ... Meanwhile, the 25-year-old Tate, who his opponent with the old taunted chanip's flair. Also, Antonio -KidPambele" Cer getting paid. But he's a nice guy and I'm first started," said Tate, a 2-1 favorite over Green, , the 10th-ranked conJones, and In Knoxville, Tenn., the World Vegas; and Marvin Johnson risks his TKO. successfully defended his WBA glad he's getting a payday. He was made over Weaver. ik was a smart.aleck and tender making his first venture outside Boxing Association's champion, John WBA light heavyweight crown against vantes junior welterweight title with a seventh- for me, he's very easy to hit. He'll fall in he didn't knock guys out like a England. Leonard has knocked out 17 of Tate, takes on Mike Weaver in another Eddie Gregory In Knoxville. round TKO over Miguel Montillo in Car- the fifth round." heavyweight. It WUS the same with Joe 26 opponents since turning pro, after title light. Also on the Las Vegas card, Alexis tagena, Colombia. Jones, running out of time at age 30, Louis. People will get to like my style." winning a gold medal in the 1976 The heavyweight bouts are only two of Arguello, the WBC super featherweight Although All's boxing status Is not Feels lie's ready for the title shot and had Tate has a 20-0 record seven top bouts scheduled for the Mon. champion, has a non-title bout and clear yet, his influence is present at both some hyperbole of his own for Holmes. knockouts as a pro, anti will drawwith 16 Olympics. Green, 33.24, has flattened 26 support fighters. JEFFREY HART I The marathon concludes a busy knockouts in 33 professional fights. 12 knockouts and one draw in 25 bouts. backing when lw takes on Green in his weekend of boxing activity, which saw Centre in Landover, Md.; Yugoslavia's Mattliew Saad Muh,unniad retain his wiU defend the World Boxing Council " anin Cmuel of Butte, Iviont. at Las version of. the crown againstLeroy that have overtaken Ira n nnil Afahlin,.. £JU fl..4 W still have a chance to stop the clock from running a similar course to disaster in Turkey, a deeply GRAFF troubled country of utmost importance to the United States and the Free World. Turkey finds itself a geographic, strategic .? . / keystone in the arc of crisis, as Zblgniew Bre'( ..) i zezinski has so aptly described it, that stretches c. over much of the Moslem world from Africa . ". W ith across the Middle East into Asia. -' .:~ With a population of some 50 millIon, It Is the . most populous and potentially the most powerful . U.S. Moslem nation in the region. The Turkish armed forces total 500,000, outranked only by the United We have it on the authority of his latest host -ke . 1 r ; -, States in the NATO alliance. And, inasmuch as that Iran's globe-trotting deposed shah has Turkey is the only NATO country directly bor- now come to rest "permanently." Those of us willing to believe that from . dering on the Soviet Union, and, moreover, on Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat probably :. Iran, Iraq and Syria as well, its military base also believed that had his ex-majesty only structure could make a big difference in future been willing to sit out in Panama supposedly emergencies in the eastern Mediterranean, the purely ritual extradition proceedings never 0 Persian Gulf, and elsewhere in the Middle East. intended to be acted upon, the Tehran Even so, the West has been slow to appreciate militants would have released the embassy 0' I it how hotly the communist, non-communist hostages. The fact is that the most celebrated struggle is joined in Turkey, which has come % traveler of our time is very likely embarked under increasing Marxist siege in recent years. " Terrorists kill an average of 50 persons a week, 19 uponanodyssey thathasnoend,inthlsUfe. And fleeingfrom one illusory refuge provinces are under martial law, and recently another, he Is not leaving his troubles behind I _______ leftist agitators paralyzed Istanbul and the but taking them and ours with him. coastal city of Izmir. in what passes for authority in Turkey has been brought to the brink of chaos Tehran give every Indication of being LEWIS GRIZZARD by the terroristic turmoil and undisciplined fiscal prepared to continue pursuit indefinitely, or policies all too common to representative at least as long as they are the authority. And governments — the Turks still change their there Is no Indication that flip-flopping U.S. ow To Ca ada governments through elections. Inflation is policy, Iran's Internal power struggles or developments In Afghanistan or anywhere running at 100 percent, unemployment exceeds 20 i was taildug to a man at the Canadian this country and because Canadians still percent, and the necessities of life are in- else are very soon going to effect a significant change in that basic situation. consulate In Atlanta, and he said the haven't learned how to play football after all creasingly scarce. Nevertheless, makers of what passes for faces David "Boy" Green at the Capital "I'm going to beat you so bad that from the hometown crowd. Leonard, too, heavyweight can1ps. In Las Vegas, Holmes, who is undefeated with 24 you're going to quit,' said Jones, who has will benefit from strong hometown _______ _ ___ ____ - -. - o_wenscont;ftuedi1page6A coo of Croft "460-11 ww" Was& Grwxe All Sfor Avis Acme Cosvsysr Fssds(Visflor. 8) Al I $ (Him.) AS I H Al IN JIMsis (Vis$.,s Piers. 3 3 2 Nivsiiid 311 I I AS IN1555 1SfCl 132 OsMrii all • 115111? 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"There is no such thing as a sophomore Jinx," said the twgyear veteran of the NASCAR Grand Nationals, sporting back-to-back victories. "Let's do it all the time," said the defending champion of the race. "I sure don't see any reason why I can't win the championship. I Just want to win, win, win." The Kannapolls, N.C. driver averaged 96.977 miles per hour in a Chevrolet, finishing about five seconds ahead of Darrell Waltrip of Franklin, Tenn., also In a Chevy. "We were lucky to finish second," said Waltrip, who recovered from a collision with driver Benny Parsons to pass all but Earnhardt. "Benny Parsons and I started down pit road and the go sign was on. Suddenly, the guy at the end of the road flashed the stop sign. I ran Into the back of Benny. "I thought I had wrecked the car when I hit Benny," Waltrip said. "I had the fastest car on the track at the time." Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala. took third in a Ford Thunderbird, after lagging a lap throughout most of the race. Parsons, of Ellerbe, N.C., captured fourth place and Cale Yarborough of Tlmmonsville, S.C. finished fifth in a Chevrolet. Earnhardt, who leads the Grand National tour In point standings, earned $0,0 for the win. Earnhardt led three times for 206 laps. Only 14 laps were run under the caution flag. Yarborough dominated the first 120 laps before Earnhardt took over the lead for 80 laps on the 52-mile speedway, Parsons charged ahead at the race's second caution flag, but later dropped off the pace. Other race leaders Included Waltrip, Richard Petty, the seven-time drivi ng champ from Randleman, N.C., and Harry Cant of Tayloraville, N.C. Tiny Tracy Rips Navratilova' .V . 31 31 12 74 3112 6.4 37 16 Colorado 19 43 13 31 Terry Labonte, Chevrolet. 190. Winnipeg 4111 47 it. Jody Ridley, Fold, 413, Wiles Conference J.D. McDuflie, Chevrolet, 47 Norris Division Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, 476: W L I Pts. James Hylton, Chevrolet, 473. xMontrl 43 2012 102 13. Tommy Houston, Chevrolet, y.Los Angeles 29 34 14 72 as, Y•Plflsburgh 29 3513 71 Dick May, Chevrolet, Hartford 23 3219 69 Tom Gale, Ford, 40. Detroit 26 3911 63 1$. Roger Hamby, Chevrolet, Adams Division 19. Bill Elswlck, Chevrolet, W L T Pts. John Utsman, Chevrolet, 164. yBuftalo 43 1716 102 Buddy Arrington, Dodge, yBcnton 44 20 13 101 Cecil Gordon, Oldsmobile, . yMinnesota 36 2614 56 Baxter Price, Oldsmobile, 33 35 3 71 Jimmy Means, Chevrolet, 111. Quebec 25 42 9 59 23. Junior Miller, Chevrolet, 357. division title Slick Johnson, Chevrolet, 355.x.clincp,ed y.ciic Playoff berth Richard Brooks, Chevrolet, 336. Saturday's Results 2$. Travis Tiller, Dodge 323. PhiIt 3, Wash 3 (tie) RlchardChlldress, Oldsmobile, 9 Quebec 7 319. Edmonton I. Toronto S Mike Potter, Chevrolet, 233. N.Y. Rangers 4 St Louis 3 Bobby Wawak, Chevrolet, 172. Hartford 2, Los Angeles 2 Buck Simmons, Chevrolet, 169. (tie) - ' i ...' . -- . ' .. Holmesvs,J.nes . " I 1 V~. ,.(...I . lq 2.11 ~-. . 1 - ~ ~:, i ;. I I ;, . if, T_ Forearm Thigh Calf Wrist Fist Ankle Height Reach Chest (normal) Chest (expanded) Biceps Forearm Waist Thigh Calf Neck Wrist Fist Ankle ______ . WL - ___ ___ ___ - _____ KAINS ____ ________ ____ ____ __ _______ _____ ___ ______ ___ _ ___ - -_ iva aim .--•.• . OWN Atlantic Division 23 25 IN L Pct. GB 232 207½ x.Boston 4.4 6.1 61 21 .744 59 23 .7202 so 15½ $'Ppl 42 44½ YW15ngtn 39 43 .476 22 39 43 .476 22 44 461A New York New Jersey 34 4 .415 27 16 17 Central Division 13 13½ WL Pct. QB 3632 26 24 x.Atlanta 3032.610yHouston 17 41 41 .300 9 16 ySan Antoni 41 11 .300 9 17½ is Indiana 37 43 .431 13 7½ • 13 37 45 .43 13 13½ Cleveland 16 66 .195 34 10 10½ Detroit Golf OskIand 2, Ian Francisco 1 MIlwaukee 5, CalifornIa If 69111NOW111111 Today's Games •yuessd Press inisrainsuit Saitlmoro vi. Chicago (A) at At Now low 1%2rc. Mora is Sarasota, 1:30 P.M. (PerIl) TOSOIWO vs. Minnesota at Orlando. 1:30 P.M. ueTI Detroit vs. Boston at Winter J30IN5MI1IV Haven, 1:30 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Texas at Pompano B.d, 1:30 p.m. Kaneas City vs. Atlanta at Weaf Palm leach, 1:30 p.m. w!dm,sn TimKlte l'levs$se vs. Montreal at Daytona Geergi Burs. Puuy SasSier Beach, 1:30 P.M. Angeles vs. New York (N) at 51. Petersburg. 1:30p.m. oaryltsm NbleIrin kadasta.,. 1:31 P.M. Mike A* ISO soott le vs. Milwaukee it Sun City, $estlhln30ssP St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh at CiIvinPsats Art*., 3 p.m. OistWArdsor Cleveland vs. California at Palm .Joelnmsn OlNeigist S.rings, Calif. 3 p.m. Chicago (N) vs. Oakland at •sOeA*' eradlrponi Scott It, ArIa. 3 p.m. DeAP Franc vs. San Diego at Yuma, Arts., 3 p.m. TorvyDli Philadelphia vs. New York (A) it ld$nsed Port Leaidordaie, s p.m. "Wilart arm 0r30ismNer BonOons, t.eda*'d Semis sav'ler. Sailing,, vs. Kansas City at Fort k Myers, 1:31 P.M. awcum PaUa*IWd. vs. Texas it Pom 6iIWOM1 ____ OSvWSi45em MIII Se ich 1:31 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at m1p4 1:31 p.m. liMj,n w Mistrial of Daytona AMenTepo Bees IN" 1:39 p.m. New York (N) vs. Cincinnati at MBe*011 NETwINy P.M. Tampa, 1 31p JNNN1 0111011111111a vs. AIIesW5 a? west Palm 11w INCN,1:30p.m ___ team Vs. OaldanIat lcaItodale, 1L. 3 P.M. Mlfmii*se vi. Chicago at Mioa. DIll,, 3 p.m. NeCeen' San Francis. vs. Son Dioge at •edisoe v5 Ytlmie __Ails., 3 pm. 'lebiland vs, CalIfornia a, Palm Grgi CaIN CalIf.. 4 P.M. u.u.,, y* (A) l? OWOSUIW $mAns.e vs. Steveilelnyk Fort tu'ird, i p.m. 1 "Maybe it was a fluke we're here," he said. "We had to have help and I think we had to 'in something like seven of the last nine games. " It was ironic that some nic of that help came from New Jersey. A victory by the Nets would have put arch-rival New York in the playoffs o the a thought admittedly not relished by Nets. But, they said, that wasn't a factor. "We played as hard as we could," said Mike Newlin, noting that the Nets narrowed a 16point, third-period deficit to one point before losing. "That's the way it should be. It's your entire reputation at stake." In other regular-season finales, Philadelphia edged Atlantic Division champion Boston 116-110, Midwest Division champ Milwaukee topped Utah 107-91, Houston routed Indiana 121-106, San Antonio blasted Detroit 144-124, Cleveland beat Atlanta 111-102, Pacific Division champ Los Angeles edged Golden State 95-93, Phoenix stopped San Diego 122-104, Kansas City defeated Chicago 114-110, and Seattle routed - The victory left Washington tied with the New York Knicks with a 393 record - the Bullets' worst mark since 1971-72 -and gave them the final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference by virtue of a be tter conference FCCoFd Washi ngton the 76ers in a best-ofbeginning Wednesday in meets three series Philadelphia. In other playoff "miniseries," San Antonio will play Houston, Phoenix takes on Kansas City and Seattle hos ts Portland. Division Atlanta, champions Boston, Milwaukee and Los Angeles all have first. round byes. Portland "We had a good mental attitude coming into 135-104. 76ers 116, Celtics 110 Bucks 107, .,. - li~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I -- -------------- I- I 62w,_~"_.. ~ ._Irll,-,_ I ... Earvjn Johnson scored 16 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and handed out 10 assists in Los Angeles' 60th victory of the season. The Lakers, who got 18 points from Norm Nixon, scored the final six points of the game to overcome a 93-89 deficit. 91 Suns 122, Clippers 104 Walter Davis and Truck Robinson led a rally in the closing minutes of the third quarter to pace Phoenix. Davis scored six of his 23 points and Robinson 10 of his 19 in t he period. For the Suns, Don Buse added 15 points as he reached the 5,000-point mark in his career, Freeman Williams led San Diego with 24. R ckets 121, Pacers i Billy Paultz scored 28 points, including 10 the third period, to help Houston beat Indiana and earn the [io nic court advantage in its playoff series with San Antonio. Trailing 58-57 early in the third period, the Rockets scored 14 straight points to take the lead for good . Spurs 144, Pistons 124 Larry Kenon scored a careerhigh 51 points on 23 of 32 fieldgoal attempts and George Gervin added 37 to lead San Antonio. Ron Lee scored 10 straight Detroit points to spark the Pistons from a 21-point deficit to 91-82, but Kenon then hit eight straight points. Ca'a1Iers 111, Hawks 102 Dave Robisch registered a game-high 31 points and 16 rebounds, helping Cleveland to its 10th triumph in 12 games. The Cavs never trailed and built a 22-point lead midway ci Kings 114, Bulls 110 Otis Birdsong scored 28 points to pace Kansas City. 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The Bucks took the lead for good, 54-52, on Bob Lanier 's baseli baseline jumper early in the third quarter, a nd Pat Cummings scored 10 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter to ice the victory, I- . Jazz through the third period. Mike Mitchell added 28 points for the Cavaliers. 0 Western Conference Chicago ($) 4 Seattle 2 Ian DIego 4, Cleveland an S Son The Bullets, who had to go to seven games against both/Atlanta and San Antonio last season to get to the championship series, had their backs against the wall Sunday, needing a victory to avoid missing the NBA playoffs for the first time in 12 And the Bullets went out and got just what they needed - with, sure enough, veteran Elvin Hayes scoring four key points down the stre tch to secure a 93-87 triumph over the New Jersey Nets. United Press International Eastern Conference ____ L Kevin Grevey, who chipped in with points, wasn't so sure the Bullets' efforts alone put them in the playoffs. Steve Mix scored 22 points and Henry Bibby added 20 to lead Philadelphia. The Celtics rallied from a 12-point deficit, narrowing the margin to 106-102 with 33 seconds to play, but four free throws by Mix clinched the triumph. NBA Standings By Midwest Division W L Pc?. Major Leagues x•Mllwauke 49 33 .3% Speing Training y.Kanss Cty 11 35 .513 2 American Denver 30 52 .344 19 WL.Pct. Chico" 30 52 .346 19 Minnesota 13 6 .454 Utah 24 30 .293 23 Tot onto 10 6 .623 Pacific Division Kansas City 13 I .619 W L Pc?. 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Toronto vs. Detroit, cancelled, Cleveland 111, Atlanta 102, rain baton 1, Chicago (A) 0,I Innings, aft. Houston 131, Indiana 106, aft. rain San Antonio 144, Detroit 121, Testis 7, BaltImore 4 itt, W. Louis S. Kansas City 2 Milwaukee $07, Utah 91, aft.' Houston 3, Minnesota 2 Los Angela 93, Golden St 93, New York (A) vs. New York (N). cencolled, rain Kansas City 111, ChIcago 110 CincinnatI 7, Atlanta S Phoenix 132, Sin Diego $04 Montreal vs. Los Angeles at Veto SOOWI 135, Portland 104 Beach, Plo cancelled, rain (led of Regular Season) Plflsnurgh 4, Philadelphia I, 5½ innIngs, rain e the game," said Greg Ballard, who scored 22 points for Washington. "I think we played hard and that was the difference." Vancouver 5, Minnesota 3 Monday's Game Detroit at N.Y. Rangers Tuesday's Games Toronto at Hartford Phil at Quebec Buffalo at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Wash N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota Chicago at St. Louis Colorado at Los Angeles Edmonton at Vancouver Baseball Birds Can Fly Again In East By United Press International They are a very different team than they were a ytai .tgo when they went to the wire in two payoff l seri es but when the pressure Is on, the Washi ng ton Bullets still know how to handle it. - ' Montreal 1, Buffalo 1 (tIe) Boston 3, Winnipeg 1 N.Y. Islanders 9, Quebec 6 Tate Waver Age Weight SP Pro Basketball Tate vs. Weav•r Returns To At C Mesa RACJNI NIGHTLY . Neck Lopez A IEI.PING, so is 4314 44 43½ 49 15% is 13 15 33 34 23 24 16 15 17½ 15½ $ 9 13½ 14 10 11 Bice" Waist Jones 30 211 234',', 4.3 6.3 Chest (normal) Chest (expnded) . from pag• 5A o Reach • Form Holmes Age Weight Height Monday, March31, I$O-7A Phil 1, Atlanta 2 Today's Fights Heavyweight statistics - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Bullets ftunce Into Las Playoff of aft. ' - . Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 4, Wash 0, itt, Colorado 2, Chicago 2 (tie), Boxing ' ___ I ' -__ 27 24 ' . Cowboys Await Staubach s Decision . W L I Pts. • , DALLAS (UPI)-Roger Staubach will elusion of the 1979 season. White, 38, who initiated a second-half announce Monday whether he will play rally agai nst Atlanta In the 1978 playoffs During the most recent he another season for the Dallas Cowboys when Staubach was knocked out of the or suffered a series of concussions tha retire from professional football after an t game, has concerned bo th Staubach and his family. longevity. often joked about Staubach's :" 11-year career. He even created his own And when the season was over, he said he If Las Vegas oddsmakers were han- would postpone a decision on his fut news release last year ure concerning Staubach and Landry. dltng this one, retirement would be a 30- untIl sometime during the spring. : . .. -. point favorite. "Coach Tom Landry, 83, announced -. .• •. He said, however, that he would make \ 11 I. ma today he was retiring," White's in creation the Staubach, 38, has steadfastly declined announcement in plenty of time by King Future.Syndic.t.. I)iiftibut.d to said. Roger Staubach, 65, to commit himself publicly, but in. allow Dallas coaches to be able to make said Ole team would miss him." dications are he has already told coach their plans for the 1960 season. Staubach's career is history of major Tom Landry and general manager Tea Among A mong those most anxiously awaiting accomplishments - top among them Schramm that he will leave the club. decision was quarterbacking being the winning of the Heisman Trophy "I'd be surprised at this stage If he heir apparent Danny White, a close while at Navy in 1963, and the winning of returned next year," Landry was quoted friend and apprentice to Staubach for the two Super Bowls following the 1971 as saying last week, past four years. White joined the 1977 seasons. The Cowboys quarterback, whose all. Cowboys after spending two years In the Durfrg the past 11 years with Dallas, American demeanor off the field and World Football League, and has patiently Staubach completed 1,685 passes out of COSTA MESA, Calif. (UP!) Lopez. competitive zeal on the field have made awaited his chance to take over as the on- 2,958 attempts for 22,700 yards. He threw him almost a folk hero in his hometown, the-field leader of one of the most sue- for 153 touchdowns and - Nancy Lopez-Melton won Washam was two strokes in suffered only 109 began to hint of retirem ent at the con- cessful teams the NFL her first golf to of front be fore she bogeyed ". nament ur Interceptions. Ow year, but she had to beat a three of the last four holes, Clow friend to do It. ____ while Lopez birdied 15 and 16, then chipped to within six I&pez,',tl LPGA's Weaver - ' money winner the past two Inchesfor a*InnThg par onl8. Washam and Massey vri firtI n !.tin,1r..nnp Ito MMMI (UP!) - Nothing counts in the Spring and that shar ed second-place money near the end. As soon as he hit the ball, It was very high, and may have something to do with why It's baseball's best time with $12,600 each, Hollis wo n's o I sort of felt it might not make it. Sometimes a high fly ball me pen at Mesa Verde of the year. S cy, tied wi th Lopez star. ta doesn't carry Club. quite as far. That one did. By a little less than Country It also could have something to do with why most th 72-hole ting the round, ma tched the 10 feet. In fact, I came close to it. I think if I was a little bit fftJ managers pick that time to predict better performances 72s by Washam and Massey to further over I might've had a shot at Catching it, but it Just tour na ment with even-par finish fourth at 287, good for than last year for all of their players. Who's going to wasn't to be." remember in October? 284, two strokes ahead of her tour roommate, Jo Ann Earl Weaver isn't that different from most other That was pr.uy much ttae Sam story for Kenny Singleton Lopez, who won an UnWasham, and Debbie Massey. managers in this respect. He believes his American League In the MVP balloting where he, Don Baylor of the Angels fII,Ii4A,l DIH... nden 17 tournaments pr ...-mv" ..uuuurv vnwee suu Dov and George Brett of the Royals all were given a chance to nave enougn untapped Lopez welcomed the top. in her first two years on the talent Inside them so that they can be even batter this year win before the results were announced. after they beat the Angels In the playoffs last year They prize of $22,500, but she tour, has had a tougher time than they were last year, Sirgleton and Baylor both had gone to Japan after the just don't talk about the World Series with the Pirates too acknowledged It was not easy ftj year. He makes two exceptions. Ken Singleton, who finished season to play a series of games there with a group of other much, andthat's rather understandable in light of how they beating her good friend. second in the MVP voting after setting personal career "Before, I had nothing to AL stars who faced a similar NL team. While in Japan, let it slip away from them after winning of highs with III RBI and 35 homers, and Mike Flanagan, who "We had to just go out and lose," she said. "Now, with SthgletonandBaylor,whoazefrlende,$earnedthatstargeu four games play and not talk to each the pressure to win, I know ran away with the Cy Young award on the strength of his 23. and Keith Hernandez of the Cardinals had wound up na tie Singleton, who hit .375 against the Angels In the playoff other," she said of Washam, how hard it is." 9 record, for the NL'a MVP award. a nd .357 agai nst the pirates In the series, is as disappointed with whom she played the "The type of years they had will definitely be tough to On the way back from the Orient, Singleton and Baylor over not winding up with a World Series ring as any of the round, "but it was killing me. duplicate or to equal," Weaver says, trying to be realistic, sat alongside one another on other Orioles, may even more so, because nobody had I wanted to talk to her so ThIsis what is known UCl.Cflfl4 to any undue put "Well if wetie,it'sbeerU noU,"Bay, ,, enycloser association, aoto speak, with W1flte strgell's bad. pressure on certain players of yours. Singleton agreed with him. It wasn't even close, though, Series' deciding two-run homer in the sixth inning of Ken Singleton appreciates that fact but he sees at least "Nancy and I had a good Baylor polling 20 first place votes to win the award with 347 seventh game than he did. one area where he feels he can not only do as well as he did talk last night," Washam points, and Singleton getting only three first place votes to The Pirates were trailing 14d had gotton only two last year, but much better, and what he's talking about is said. "We thought we were wind up second with 241 points. Brett, with two first place singles off left-bander Scott McGregor in Baltimore's his .265 batting average. rooting for each other too votes, was third, totaling a points. Memorial Stadium when Bill Robinson singled with one out "Personally, I'd like to have the same kind of year I had much and it caused us to take in the sixth. Stargeli then hit an arching drive toward the.' "I wust really td," SIflgIetOII SAYL III knew last year," says the Orioles' switch-bitting right fielder. away from our own games. right field fence. At the last tant,Sopp and Tq[A the type year Don Baylor had. He had the atatlsticstoback "Maybe I won't hit as many home runs, but I'd like to raise even looked., if he might collar the ball, but it cleared his "I enjoy rooming with him up. I felt the only chance I really had of wMft was the TO TH17' MY average maybe 20 points and drive In rims that way, outstretched glove and bounced into the bullpen as he lay fact I played in the field every day (Baylor was used Nancy. She is so positive it MARCH OF DIMIS You can still drive in runs without hitting home runs. So I draped disconsolately atop the fence, , help@ me tremendously, and li berally as a designated bitter) aid team , kind of feelmaybe I might drop down In homers but I Just "I thought we might come back to score, but the tact is we really do want to play games. Any time you lead do bogus in want to keep the RBI and runs scored ($3) the same and during that stretch of the Series we weren't scoring many together because we like the scored like Don did, you're going to get quite a few votes." raise my average about 20 points." nine and I knew it was going to be difficult," Singleton says Three years ago, Singleton fhddwd U'frd In the MVP momentum when one of us Is Singleton can do It, too. He at a club record with his in "Before Willie hit the ball, I knew we were in a tough W voting, so at least he's moving up. He playing well. It keeps the keep getting b ett er three years ago, wiping out Bob Nieman's previous high ! situation and ! didn't like to see him up there with a chance o er one going. But we need even though he has been In the big leagues 10 years. O,i. th water mark of .323 In 1*. to win the bafl game. Eapeclujly late mthegame.ier to re-amnge our th year, maybe this one, he ould wind up first, inking on The Orioles haven't forgotten what happened to them the game, you can recover, but the game was getting down ft.', "I hope so," laughs, Kenny Singleton. I Washam and Massey shar ed the lead going into the day of t he tournament, However, the name he would had the finest track aid field Ten Meet,' Owens severely Image .lI s by racing agaii been responsive Sunday end services, said Sunday the changed three later immortalize had been prospect In the country. in jured his back when he thoroughbred horses. recognized a doctor who "heart that helped him set times between Washain and slipped and fell down the However, In 1158, d*wW a visited him, The visitor was those world recorile "born." the &I$S e, goodwill tour of India for the Dr. Charles Kerr, tue ii" kept Own in At the age of 14 Owens rá. Owens could get In the long stairs of Ida rooming hous 'Stat. Departrnant, Owens University of Arizona recent da s. y là first race and, as he jump, the farther he would go. But with the help gave two track CliniCs and psychiatrist who was chosen Owens was almost recalled, "I was left Ia the In the sirints, Snyder helped heating pads strapped to his then r.aii to rim 100 yards to carry the Olympic torch at - ' holes." Buttalaisrwsntonto Owens develop a relaxed back Bad Games In univursally regarded as the the todemonstrateldsstyle.A143 the 1100 Wider establish the national posture with bivaz'c, arid an 106-yard dash Iii 1.4 ISCOI tO . greatest track and field ars of age, he was timed In Lake Placid, N.Y. schoolboy 100-yard dub even weight distribution tie the world record before ye atidate of his era aid one of record of 8.4 seconds wWd bstwssnhisarmz and lepat breEthi the lcng jump worl4 _____ "It was a 'real nice the resteit of the 16th cueIn iU Owens Ut&411hed 11 ____ llericbk said. "Mr. tury. 8 P.M. stood from 1833 II1 the lISa. the 'tJag line which led mark with a leap of 104¼ WOrld fIOOU'dI. The INt one to Owens seamed in knew who cI.s.d SSi) in igii___ his patented llg)*ing-qnick fist, and the meter. world While he 1k become known the __ Maidardwltha time olIDi Kerr 4 55ue114 Owww f"* was :'world's fastest human" seconds. lie flidehed the day 00 meter dash mark of 0.8 set enjoy ' '" t1 RIALLY *LD Ii with a cio ' MATINEES: mimer wues In ii., ow.n r. a after establishing world the by est.b11sid' yet aiotiier In 11* whIch was bettered In Wit' Iii. tcrubdi esose 100 Owens, who the Me ''at own records r his in every sprint bet. 1974. NEW MAT111111166 INI5 wo rld record , e in th wiped out most 'Of their Drak Relay. __ ° --t l Post Time lIip.. Owens, a pack.a.day low birdies aviego and . father was t I S by $ isel cab aid teenten Anwelden record of "It w mmdi a nice day," Iateryeasoperating Meows in January fur six days of hwdissandthsIorzjrai 58Thl5CSis severely 1.d be list 'Me $fust, in the long Owem said, "a4 when yen We four sssat 142 ThISC*I WinSI job. But Owens' running jwWdi lasted fur 11 But got down en your mark you as as ALLiS IACIS not of 'pig lie relwwed to M Phoenix Otyu* psferniascs In 5$ ability get Mm 1M Ohio Slits 11 was her that year at the dida't thidi about aett S 1jfl ________ for t us. hums outpatient truet. in front of 1I1, whose Nl University and although be Big 1 (----' in world records or reui.wbir Trn.rsdav Lams,'Nib 1ithrg meat, bit us Pb. 11, he yea mevemint oi_c the ___ admitted to a PhsssIz aspalcirity of the whits he was gives a job rng a turned Iapss the ws$ut yes thengid about was the Hospital spokmu Pat ' 'I.E He vu flown to that catsped him in wand B.iicblk said Owens was ___ night elevator at the Stat. Individual performance In race." fume, (Xftcs Building for UN a track and field Wfty 11111, caniortable at the time UNUII , After the 1* (*7_cs, W. H %'ho . is , mewl. of Owens' 'performances . _I. a N. ien, ""mb1 1 in a _ S $NFORD, While it ON* Stats, Owens 17 I2I-j' hiumns anticmalic but upon . in t unius atet,., .1 f 0 retirement he kept his at Ida side whimbe MVIVAI 1OS$S3I.1.N P1.0110*. Rd UW" direetor of espsdàlly among black Sins. Ni Os. lavy Snyder, who knew he Five dan bolero tim Big "world's fastest hawaii" is Besuilk said Own had IM bospital's Predicts Inteatoni ffi $1. Joe Milliken, Chevrolet, IN.' yChicago y.St. Louis Harry Gant, Chevrolet, 494. Edmonton S. Richard Petty, Chevrolet, 492. Vancouver Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 491. -N ' Standings Campbell Conference (Listed with type of car, laps / . - Patrick Division completed and the winner's I. T Pls. average speed) x.Phllad,Iphi 47 Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 300 y.NY lslbfld rs 37 2512 N laps, 96.971 mph. y NY Rangers 36 30 10 52 Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet. 500. y'Atianta 3. 3012 so Bobby Allison, Ford, 300. Washington h "°" 26 3912 61 Benny Parsons, Chevrolet, Al99. Smythe Division S. Cole Yarborough, Chevrolet, '/i/A'E ftMY 11,41/1 6'YIE/?fP 4 'IAAfP" WI/IN # !,#/,47W Wiff 57WfX1r 1E4 5,4',lPPlp Or 8/ 4 /1 ,/IAiY #WNc9 b'O toOk 1IT (.WtY$O ''/'VU7 A'O1t %/ ' //" o-6-Jñ £4k.'. '7%. .4 Hockey NHI. By United NASCAR Southeastern III At Bristol, Turn., March 30 MARCN' CARSLBAD, Calif. (UP!) - Here It is game. But Navratilova broke back In the "why does she keep playing?" March 31 and Tracy Austin, who won't fourth to even the score. The two battled Navratilova said the hard playing graduate from high school until June, has to 5.5 when Austin again broke surface took away her serve and volley already won almost $350,000 this year Navratilova. attack and made it easier for Austin to while playing the best tennis of any Austin then served out the first set, sustain the lengthy rallies. female in the world, giving up one point, and finished off "I played her on her surface too," The 17-year-old from Rolling Hills Navratilova in the second set in 33 Austin said, ai}tding to her indoor win in Estates, Calif., defeated Martina minutes. New York the previous week. "She has to Navratilova, 7-5, 6-2, Sunday to capture a Austin never let Navratilova play her work harder on this type of surface, $200,000 tournament at La Costa. customary serve-and-volley game that because the carpet (indoors) does so A week earlier Navratilova, the helped her win six of eight winter tow- much of her work for her." defending Wimbledon champion, had naments and frustrated her with her Navratilova was asked what she would been beaten by Austin In New York. seemingly Interminable rallies which do now that she has lost to Austin two "I will not lose to the same player twice pinned Navratilova to the baseline for conscutive weeks. In a row," Navratilova vowed Saturday most of the 90-minute match. She took a deep breath thought for a after beating Billie Jean King to advance "It's boring," Navratilova said, second and laughingly replied, "I'm just to the tournament championship. "Those lobe. I stand there and ask glad I don't have to play her next SunBut the 23-year-old transplanted Czech, myself, 'What's this?' What am I waiting day." now living In Dallas, couldn't stop Austin for? I think I gave up psychologically. I'd Evonne Goolagong easily defeated from taking home a $100,000 first-prize stay with her awhile then get impatient." King, 6-0, 6-3, for third place and $30,000. check for the second consecutive week. "If she's bored," Austin asked later, King collected $20,000. Austin broke her opponent in the first Pro Auto Racing . . SCOREBOARD W:1 . .. LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP!) - If Riccardo Patrese of Italy. Piquet, winless in 23 Grand Prix races 2.02-mile, 12-turn Long Beach couse`ml'" pionship point totals with 18 each. Jones, Reutemann, Argentina, Jochen Mass, Nelson Piquet of Brazil had known it was The race was marred by a crash in prior to Sunday's triumph, started from hour, 50 minutes and 18 seconds for an who was running second to Piquet when Germany and 1979 world champion Jody going to be so easy, he might have which Clay Regazzoni of Switzerland the pole position and was never herded, average speed of 88.478 mph. "Then, his Williams was cut off by another Scheckter, South Africa, all with 2. brought the wife and kids along for the sustained a spinal injury, a minbr head as he pulled away in his Brabham-Ford after (Alan) Jones stopped, I relaxed driver, is third with 13 points. ride. Fittipaldi finished third after starting injury, a compound fracture of his right and 14 of the 24 driveis were knocked out even more." Fourth is Didler Pironi, France, ; The only trouble the 27-year-old Piquet leg and internal injuries. Regazzoni's of the race. It was the first win for a last in the 2i<ar field, followed by Piquet, who finished second In the Patrese, 7; Elio de Ange li s, Italy and had Sunday was during the pre Watson, Scheckter, Pironi, Mass, Ensign.4 crashed into a concrete retain- Brabham si nce 1978 and the first time the Argentina Grand Prix earlier this year, Jacques Witte, France, both with 6; Arnoux, JeanPierre Jaboulile, France, warmups, when he spun his car once and ing wall along city streets at 150 mph. car had finished a Long Beach race in opened up a lead of 53.25 seconds over Keke Rceberg, Finland and Emerson then had a minor collision with another The driver was trapped inside his car for four years. Rosberg, Regazzonl, Giacomelli, and Patrese by the 55th lap and then eased to Fittipaldi, Brazil, both with 4; Derek Jones car as he raced to the wire-to-wire vic- 20 minutes and then rushed to nearby St. "After 10 laps I began taking It easy the checkered Rag. Daly, Ireland, John Watson, England and tory in the Long Beach Grand Prix. He Mary's Hospital, where he was reported because I had a 15-second lead," said The win moved him into a tie with Rene Alain Prost, France, all with 3; and The Grand Prix circuit moves to finished nearly 50 seconds ahead of In stable condition. Piquet, who covered the 80 laps over the Arnoux of France in the world chain- Bruno Giacomelli, Italy, Carlos Belgium on May 4 for the next race. .. Owens t Monday, March 31, iftO Dale Earnhardt Adds C . . C 1 - i- .--. -.... �.. c.... , • - . I.- •-- •' •--•-. . - SA—Ev.nlng Harold, Sanford , F. Monday, "° Reagan Backers 6,~' 1 CALENDA R bernand Legal Notice CIVIL ACTION NO. E ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) ROGER FRANKLIN COLE Boosters of Ronald Reagan Petitioner say there should be no half- and I hearted supporters of the RITA ANN COLE Respondent Republican frontrunner among the delegates Florida sends to the GOP national Adult film program, Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd., Deltona, 2 p.m. "This Britain." •r__ S_..i...s-------_I.._n__, i. a ann a convention. rhnt,f 94.,I - °Y iuusr, a.m. Medicare Assistance Program, 9:30 a.m. to noon in Deltona Library Community Room. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Civic Center. Business and bingo to follow bag lunch, Over 50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social Hall. speak on shoplifting. "Synergetic?" - psychology course instructed by Don Pyles, 3.5 p.m., Deltona Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. THURSDAY, APRIL 3 Seminole County branch of American Association of University Women; Sears Activity Room; refresh. ments at 7 p.m.; program at 7:30. Topic: How the AAUW Works and the Functions of the National, State, and I4ocal Organizations. 1 n,,aln #hl RITA ANN COLE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN MAILING 16nflfloc ataui IIJWJr1WII - SATURDAY, APRILS a.m., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, Inc. gazebo, 5903 RandophSt.,Orlando. MONDAY, APRIL7 Energy Technology Exhibit, Seminole Community College Library. Open daily through April 18. TUESDAY, APRILS Lecture on "Mid Life Crisis: Passage to 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, Deflary Blood Bank Drawing, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Four Townes Shopping Center in front of Publix. Adult film program,2p.m,, Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd., Deltona. "The Volga" and ,,The Capitol: FIortda'sllhatorlcHouaeof State," ' OF BOND FINANCE of remember all of his life. State rules do not require DIVISION OF 124 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: the DEPARTMENT that elected delegates must GENERAL SERVICES of the John Maxtone-Graham. have endorsed a particular STATE OF FLORIDA, a public (12) (I 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY The Stivics are shocked when candidate. They are bound body corporate, Plaintiff, they are told that Archie has however, to support Reagan vs. joined the ranks of the nation's on the convention's first two STATE OF FLORIDA, and the (Part 1) several Taxpayers, Property unemployed. ballots unless he releases Owners and Citizens thereof, In. 1:00 them earlier. cluding Nonresidents owning • (4) LITTLE TTLE HOUSE ON THE E MU Thompson, a Miami property or subject to taxation PRAIRIE The Ingalls family's Republican, argued that dele- therein, end All Others having or attempt to gain legal custody claiming any right, title or interest gates who supported other in of Albert Is blocked by the property to be effected by the candidates may not vote Issuance of the Bonds described In boy's real father. (R) according to Reagan's con- the Complaint, and All Others tobe (L)OWKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny Fever receives a broad. servailve views w hen the affected In any way thereby, Defendants, casting award which sets oft a party platform is being put IN RE $4,900,000 SEMINOLE round of jealous squabbling COUNTY ROAD BONDS together. among his co-workers. ORDER "They are not really BOXING Four world (DO NOTICE TO: STATE OF Reagan supporters and they FLORIDA, AND THE SEVERAL title bouts are presented live, are not really conservatives, TAXPAYERS, PROPERTY Including: WBC world heavy. weight contenders Larry OWNERS AND CITIZENS These pseudo-Reagan THEREOF, INCLUDING NON. Holmes and Leroy Jones (from delegates are In a position to RESIDENTS OWNING PROPER. R. Las Vegas, Nevada); WBC sabotage Ronald Reagan in TV OR SUBJECT TO TAXATION world welterweight challengers Detroit.,,! call upon these THEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS Sugar Ray Leonard and David HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY people to rçsign flow," RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN Green (from Landover, PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED Maryland); WSA world heavyThompson said. BY THE ISSUANCE OF THE weight opponents John Tate BONDS DESCRIBED HEREIN, and Mike Weaver (from KnoxAND ALL OTHERS TO BE AF. villa, Tsnn.sa..), and WIA Legal Notice FECTED IN ANY WAY THERE. light-heavyweight conten ders BY: Southpaw Marvin Johnson and You, and each of you, and the FICTITIOUS NAME Eddie Gregory (from Knoxville, Notice is hereby given that I am State of Florida, through the State Tennessee). engaged in business at it. 7, Box Attorneys for the Second and t1])(35) JIM ROCKFORD 452C, Maltland, Fl 32751. SemInole Eighteenth JudicIal Circuits County, Florida under the tic. Florida, are hereby required to (3 (10) MARK RUSSELL titious name of ART'CIE,and that I appear before this Court In the Political satirist Mark Russell Intend to register sold name with Chambers of the undersigned takes viewers on an amusing the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit Judge at tP Leon County Courthouse in Tallahassee, sightseeing tour of little-known Seminole County, Florida In ac cordancewlththe provisions of the Florida, on the 24th day of April, edifices, monuments and oddi. ties in the nation's capital. Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: 1980, at 4.W o'cIoc p.m. a ,,, $Icflofl 363.09 Florida Statutes cavil. it an y you have, wh y the (121(17) MOVIE "What Price 1957. prayers of the Complaint filed In Glory" (1952) Jamu Cagney, the above-styled cause should not Dan Dailey. A hot-tempered Sig. Margie Eyre•Llonard Publith March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1980 be granted and the Bonds and DET.59 proceedings validated and can. captain and a loud sergeant clash during World War I. firmed as therein prayed. The NOTICE TO PUBLIC Bonds to be Issued by the Plaintiff 5:30 Notice is hereby given that a herein q'etob.dnIgnated,dated, THE (5) STOCKARD Public Hearing will be held by the numbetld, in denomInatIon of, and CHANNING 5*40W A phony planning and Zoning Commission to mature as follows: t ent agent realizes Susan is in the City Commission Room, City -"STATE OF FLORIDA, FULL Hall,5nfoi-d, Florida of 8:00 P.M. FAITH investigating his school and, to AND CREDIT, on Thursday, April 17, 1980 to SEMINOLE COUNTY ROAD cover himself, decides to star consider the following change and BONDS." to bg dated the first (1st) her in a multI-million dollar film. amendment to the Zoning Or. day of April, 1980, numbered 0(10) MANIMAI.S A chimp dinance of the City of Sanford, consecutively from one (I) up. that smokes cigarettes and a Seminole County, Florida. a. ward; in denomination of 1000 3 bird whose wardrobe IncJud Rezoning from AD, Agricultural each; to mature in numerical a custom-made Plod Piper out. Di District order not later than the latest date To that of MN.1. MultIple, permitted by law, aggregating the fit are among the exotic Family Residential Dwelling principal amount of Four Million malls featured in this film about District Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars City animals and the people That property described as ($4,980,000); and bearing Interest, who love them. (R) Beginning 1321.18 ft. West 2192.7 payable semiannually on the first ft. South of the NE corner,running (let) day of October and on the p. South 139 ft. North 4$ dig. East first (lit) day of April of each 6 JESUS OF NAZARETH 198.57 West 132 ft. to beginning, year, at the lowest rate or rates Following his baptism. Jesus ft and, BegInning 21.0$ chaIns West & obtainable when the same are (Robert Powell) performs many 2723.9 ft. South Of NE corner sold, provided that such bonds miracles and Is joined in his W""" ', East 132 ft. shall running 'South M.S ft. not bear interest at a rate work by Simon Peter (James North 4$ dig. East 24.43 ft. West greater than the hlghail rate &grft), Thomas, Matthew 203.1 ft to Point of Beginning, permitted by Statute; a mo USo1M).(P.,t Section 2, Twp. 20 South, Age 30 particular descriptIon of said East. 21(R) bonds and the Project to be Being more generally described financed with the proceeøs thereof (I) S MASH A South located on Ridgewood R Ave., appearing by reference to the Korean woman misinterprets -east of Masters Cove Apartments,, authorIzing resolution, a true and minger's offer Sin nd. Florida correct certified copy of whIch 1 to her daugher and declares The Planned us* of the property attathedto and made apan,of the Wvonhlm.(R) is MultIfamIly units. Complaint herein as Exhibit 1. (35)DIpMM& The Planning & Zoning Corn. The Clerk of this Court is mission will submit a recom. directed to cause a copy of this AMERICAN SHORT 'nendation to the City Commission Order to be published once each STORY "Soldier's Horns" 'by in favor of, or against, the week for thrN (3) conslcutive Ernest Nomingway 'Almos' A requested change or amendment, weeks, commencing with the first Man" by Richard Wright. (A) The City Commission will hold a publication, wlulChlhall not belns 130 Public Hearing In the City Coin, than twenty (30) days prior to the mission Room in the City 14.11, date set for the said hearing (1)5 PLO It looks as though Sanford, Pledda at 7:10 P.M. on herein, in newspapers of general, the Yellow Rose is going to lose audience participation. Co-sponsored by Council of Arts and Sciences. Free to public, SATURDAY, APRIL 12 Needlepoint and rug hooking class, 1-3 p.m., Deltona Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. Longwood Rotary Festival and lOIN meter run, 9 .1 TUESDAY, APRIL15 al Adult film program 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. "Hollywood: 'i'tie iream Factory," TUESDAY, APRIL21 Energy Community Foran, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. r;_- to pubUe. - ....want a copy? . ___ re 1I 3 lo - o1io, ____ available, New you Ciii IrdiF an $*10 yp 'dud, las appser.d _____ ___ ____ ____ ___ — ____ ___ ____ ___ AM within Ills last II ___ days fir $4.0 plea tax. '____ ___ __ ___ 135) CANDIOCAMEP.A 24 10) SILt. MOVERS' JOUR.. NAL "Reporter's Notebook: A Vietnam Retrospective" Moyers talks with Philip Caputo, a former Marine officer and author of "A Rumour Of War." on location in Mexico where the book is currently being made Into a film. (12) (11 7) BIG BATTLES "Battle Of Berlin: The Russians Are Coming" The collapse of the Third Reich occurs when Hitler unleashes his secret weapons too late to stop a three- call ,, I1:oo •c4)t5)ONEWS (II) (35) BENNY HILL 11:30 TONIGHT Guest host: 0 place your order 355UVE 4 (10) AMERICAN SHORT AMERICA 11 (35) RIROMAN / TWO(TuE) ID 1:30 SPACE GHOST / (10) LA PASCOA DEL 01P40 BOY (WED) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR 0(1) THE DOCTORS G135)HERcULotDS ( ) 0 AS THE WORLD 4lOSE8AUESTREET THE THREE TURNS (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE / THE LITTLE MS. CALS 7:25 U@) TODAY lpiFLORIDA AMERICA Public Relations Department of South Side School. She reported that one-third of the children in their school 2:30 U (4) ANOTHER WORLD 7,30 B (4) TODAY 1)0 GOOD KEN WINGS (FRO (12) (11 7) NEWS MORNING (II) (35)IULLWINKLE 1:00 Thomas Ratliff E left in command of the precinct when her supervisor is kidnapped helps McCloud find a mad bomber and the missing 12:50 GRAMMING(MON.WED) 124(10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (THU. FRI) (17) GREEN ACRES 1000 •(4) CARD SHARKS (L)0 APRIL MAGAZINE (DO BARNEY MILLER Bar- (THU) nay and Wojo fight a tIns In the squad room while two young 0'.D (35) Pit. c,.iis (WED, FRI) (17)MAVERICK(THIJ) 0(4) EMERGENCY ONEI (MOW, WED-FRI) pp' DAYS AGAIN 730 AFTERSCHOOL SPEC1AL(WED) U(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (5)0 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN SRIIF(THU) (10) AS WE SEE IT (FRI) (17)MAvvRs(( L. 10 (Il) (17) LOVL AMERICAN 5TYLI(M0t4) (I)SSUNIIISESBiIUTIR (DO UNTAMED WORLD (Till) oo GOES THE 001 TRY(MON) S(l) PORTER WAGONER (Till) 0(4)81GM ROLLERS 0 (10) NORTHWEST ONARNS (THU) S(10) NOVA PRI) 5(3) THE WILIURN BROTH- 99C. ],., ONLY PLAZA I FOOLIII' AROUND p]t8 ONLY KINK DOUGLAS N SATURN 3 . @i CHARd MACTIN (1)5 (DO NEWS 12:30 5(1) NEWS 16 P4 t])5 SEARCH FOR TOMOI- "SIN EYBIT - (DO RYAN'S HOPE fin IN-LAWS * (1])(35)OIC$( VAN DYKE (7) I P ) (l,WD'I.U(f) Sll WORLD AT LARGE Wekome 5(17) WORLD AT LARGE NEWCOMER! 1 1 1 1 1 5 •7 LWON ACIN (ff1) 5 (17) THE ATHLETES ___ am LSJSWALLBI S( T) IIWS 541 0(10) AM. WEATHER " A T"%%o ___ Publish Mardi I? 24, 31, 1150 DIT.15 017441 \-.... ' ' 9L.pt4NiLMoUTh MISbUMg.. - - 3 ' .*- -•. - • I "' fr-"" - .--- -- - ' . ............... I ffi ffrTv" '- ' - 1. 11 . - V rT . , "T, ..;..-. - * 4 ZAIX-46,14, ~,~ . ~ - .. . .. I iN To Suit al ' , 4.' j , "'' . . . ' -.4 " ' . Y ""X ""t •" p' " :.: ' • " ' , range . • ... / d ' A wide ..' . \ Person aIitsi ,,, 'i '. ,' Evety . .:'..) ' k • : " " . 4" at Sanford Grammar School was $110.19 with 14 children •' . '. slzes c . Southslde students show their students who won prizes. There were 45 students participating who read books and cbHected $556.84 for ea1,-a ( ... . . ' " ' Let us S0trvv 0 you . . .. _ •.. i. /, ~ I " -'• .. ....'. -' .- 4., / J% I 1'1 name. MRS. CLEOPATRA - I "'t I l /1 was growing up. Thanks a million, God bless you, and keep up the good work, Abby. Ihope you print my letter and if you do, you may use my 4.) ) ` ,00:216 .9'A4 ,, ,,,, . 0. I ...; Woman Feels Gul ty A t Leaving rents M.S. , on P . f . ' . Herald era Photos by Ton' ViIncent ' ' L. — '•. 4 , raurics. ' : 1'ii ,,,,, :I , "- '' participating in the contest. All Souls Catholic School also participated in the READ-a-then. There were 14 I of colors . J 'l I. c 5.220 E. FIRST Sr. # SANFORD 322.3524 1 rorv FIRST STREET-DOWNTOWN SANFORD HAIR DRESSING AND CONDITIONER I'm engaged to be married married now) but my this fall. It will be my second husband hates it. tie says it marriage and his first. We gets on his nerves. I never will be living only 10 minutes ITack it, and I'm careful not from my parents, so it's not as to chew it a lot in company, though I'll be deserting them, but he still doesn't like it. lie Although I realize that I do says it's offensive, illhave u life to lead, I can't help mannered and childish. What do you think? feel a little guilty getting married with the situation LIKES TO CHEW DEAR LEES: I think ii'. like this. I'm not young refreshing, good exercise and anymore and want to have a a bit of a treat If done in family while I'm still able, Please advise me. private. But lilt irritates your S.O.S. husband, your gum-chewing DEARS: Proceed with your may not be as inconspicuous marriage plans, and don't feel as you think It Is. Chew in guilty. You'll live near enough private, and don't stretch 14 21% to 75% ON ALL MUCHANOISE as' her often. And l beg you teask your father to please show a little more concern and cenipsulea far your mother. I wIsh you joy. You de.erveft. - " - - el , ' SALE I -_ -1I 1 ~' TAKE YOUR gaflaoic I . . For"tO PICK Y. ' ' '' 12 0!, Rig. 1.74 12 oz. Rig, 1.74 :ml':I.u..uluul!lflmIIrtIt_lIlII.p, —, - S S S1IIlaMOII*ifApl-lI SgiNHefrcvts I lowly ,Up __ off • Ceups. I bas PESMANINTWAVI I SPECIAL hSu5Wl* iR"" CALL FOR APPOINTMENT s - off __ 004-7344031 -, ALL SALES FlNAL c) -- L ft TEENAGER OUGHT TO KNOW, Although I am a ears, It "taken" (has a boyfriend), registered nurse of 16 years, I th but lf she a Rower over ordered ebookletbecausel I II the other ear, Itmeanstitet flndltverydUflCUlttotalkto thels"looking,"oravallable. my teenage daughter about Iam going to the lslandssoon $ex,tc. and would like to know which I must say that this booklet i is a godoend, and I would RAY highly recommend it to mothers,teenagers,as well as ______ DEAR RAY: A Hower over members of my church. the IrIS car lIne - J - - - - hetis') - side b! mis,"rm -1 right car meau,"Vm 2J •b I. lit. T I ,. '- H I • 'I k' , n'ud I ,. ! • i I ' _____________ VS U 1147 May USTy £ receIVSdIofl)urh for $3.J 4 - I I wears iSDAYS 1:114:50. FRIDAYS 1:11-1:0—CLOSI SAT AT NOON W1ACCEPTMAMIIICA*DSNdMASTIIC$AlSl r NOSXCNANU$OI REFUNDS Mr ____ __ wears aflower over one ofher - ...a.... (*11111 MONDAYS TUESDAY I I'IDWISDAY 0:$4:$ _ DEAR ABBY: Although I have been an ardent fan of. yours for many years, Inever thoughtl'dbe writing toyou. Today Ireceived and read DEAR ABBY: 1 have been when a jr your booklet WHAT EVERY told that in Hawaii NOW RETAILING UOKENPRODUCTS COUPON f' s.W.d only i ...- SPENCER, I still chew gum (I'm work, LaIn Ci.irdlpatg I \ to your mother to lock In on your luck. kei huheis . "U' - H IIbW$SI.ISN .. SNUO I— Øi5 l The to tal amount collected ' Md to=with yaw ahop. trom rdsoI In. Iocsi metCI*tta. _-' - I 0 11 y- I Teresa Hart won a m3'sterY sleuth stuffed dog; Michael Hart, a t-shirt; Tummy Price, a tote bag; Eugene Mackey, a frisbee; and Tracey Owen, a TUES., WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. NE EASTER STOCK REDUCTION SALE* A cell from you will brIng a Prompt visit from our ro(SSIBIMIVS. us has binChums, CIVIC InfoMiMIon; ' - I' • • P11 & .4 $ 0 I. Quincy TicCOni, a watch; PIs$d. Nuiu.sd ' r"', - 11~ '11 ' " ~ il' 49 P I Sanford Grammar School Fluid. Owned 4 '0'0 AA . 1 __- students winning prizes were: 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE ZAVREHOPPING CENTER PH. 323•7530 'P1OII'$ Own 9msting SSMOS dilfiMid lo mloo1nhngnsw,— jMt& (1) TODAY Rd FLORIDA i f shirt; and Brion Yaeger, a (Moi I Tiftalesem, FlorIda 31501 IChen IL ,, , . School were: Shawn Norris, a watch; Beth Bordenkircker, a mystery sleuth stuffed dog; F4shions and Beauty Shop .gJNTPIY ROADS (ff1) Th FIELD 5I4 (ID • - .', . _________ GARY stasuv P0 L.!M - . ' , u.s ALL SHOWS , .' , Mrililloyd ,., :' 4 - 5(1) NASHVILLE ON THE - NOW ROAD(WID) . ... They were: Mlchele Bisigni, a T-shirt; Leslie Crabtree, a tote bag; Kevin Burket, a T-shirt; Steve Cann, lou 5:40 •(1) POPI _ .' '," The lzde wore her mother's wedding gown of white brocade atin. Her full length veil of illusion fell from a Juliet cap,of Alencon lace trimmed with seed pearls, She carrud a cascade bouquet of white orchids. a T-shirt; Jason Teuerhahn, a The bridal attendants wore full length gowns of DEAR ABBY. l m a 38T-shirt; Heather G. Malloy, a dusty rosjpeau de sole with a chiffon overblouse, They an, living with T-shirt; e ur et, a 4, ,, carried .$cade bouquets of pink carnations and parents. am the " shirt; Jan Hice, a mystery rosebud4 Marks family they have.) Last year sleuth stuffed dog; The Ide is a speech pathologist in the Georgia mother (64) had a stroke Roberts, a watch; Eric school sstem. The bridegroom is vice president of which Klingensmith a T-shirt; acqulsitipn, real estate investment research analyst, Shetwalks with a Tammy Vincent, a T-shirt; with ETI Development Corporation, Atlanta. A cane and sa n,ueai1:mes, Tina. Vincent, a T-shirt; The xple will live in Atlanta, but s,'.rLuanuun-Many êit-of-town guests attended the wdlni wed andMargaret Davis, a T-shirt; and Donna Stevens, a T-shirt. reception ollowing _______________________________________ the cemony. a practicing physician, but he unattached," A flower over is no help at all. Over the both cars means, "I'm spoken years he has paid very little for, but let's negotiate." attention to Mother or me, He DEAR ABBY: When I was comes home, eats, reads the growing up, my mother newspaper, watches TV and drummed it into my head that goes to bed, If Mother needs I had bad breath, so I took to the bedpan he comes looking chewing gum because I was for me to take care of it. When always self-conscious about I go out, he forgets to give my breath. Mother her medication. We I learned how to chew gum have a woman come in five inconspicuously. I could keep days a week to stay with it in my mouth for hours Mother until I get home from without chewing it. (M (17) WORLD AT LARGE •(1W*.OFFORTUM (DO FAMILY FEUD 1 ) LOVE. AMERICAN AFTERNOON STPLI(WID) 12:00 . - ' , 10)MISTERROGERS(R) (12117) MV ThREE SONS 5:30 NEWS 13D THE PRICE WRIGHT (DO LAVIRNI & SHIRLEY ,, . W. Tallahas4e. (3)0 MAS0H (7)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY - . (1]) 135)TOM AND JERRY ()S Cu raiws lioo 60 BRADY PUNCH am HOGAN'S HEROES () 5 CELEBRITY WHEWI (M0t4'.WED, FRI) (DO MARCUS WILlY, M.D. - 500 jARis 5:00 were marrIed March 22 in First Baptist Church, Tampa, by the Rev. Billy Barber. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herald F. Derlison,Tainpa. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratliff Jr., Sanford, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. L Graham Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratliff, Sr., both of Sanford. The bride was attended by: Mrs. Richard Jernigan, matron 1 honor, Pensacola; Mrs. David M. Denison, bridesmatron, Tampa; and bridesmaids, Miss Susan Vinson, Columbus, Ga; Miss Ellen Mercer, Winter Springs; qd Miss Kathy Hancock, Winter Park. Tasha Phillips 4s flower girl, and Andrew Thomas Denison, ring beaMr, both of Tampa. The grdom was attended by: Walter Meriwether, Jr., best ,nan, Sanford; and groomsmen, James Lewis, Altamoi* Springs; Bobby Cara, Altamonte Springs, David Nit Denison, Tampa, and Frank Simmons, !2)(17)8PECTREMAN 4:30 •(3) Vows Linda Suzanne Denison and Thomas Hunter Ratliff (121(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY peoplesssfta$aparf.ctw.y (RHTNU,ffiI) to complete their "suicide (17) MOVIE Pact." (M)________ 10:30 MMM I TUF5O( I S (1) HOLLYWOOD MORNiNG xchange C9 (10) SESAME STREET (1])(35) FAMILY AFFAIR 124(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- I ,: _____ '-I. - an d t he local" - 1150 _______________ Linda Denison ER AND FRIENDS 9:30 12:40 (5)0 MCCLOUD A female - MS si "The Entombment," one of the rarest of the windows Louis Tiffany designed and made for his own use, will be featured Easter weekend by The Morse Gallery of Art, 133 E. ''"w , " 'i" I?.. ' -- "" . of e v -_ ., Welbourne Ave., Winter Park. The gallery will be open free of charge on Good Friday 9:30 'WY f.I a.m. to 7 p.m. , 15 Viewed by more than a million and a half visitors when first shown to the public in 1893, this window has long been of '. .. , special interest to art historians. 11 The head of St. Joseph of Arimathea (the rich man who r.t)f, buried Jesus in his own tomb)is a portrait of Tiffany's wealthy father, Charles Lewis Tiffany, founder of Tiffany & Co. a-thon The "Entombment" WBS part of' the famous World's '...."T,-' Columbian Chapel, one of Louis Tiffany's masterpieces. The r, chapel wits given to New York's Cathedral of St. John the " Divine by Cecilia Whipple Wallace, Chicago's ill-fated ' Pb' "Diamond Queen," In 1916 the chapel and its windows were repossessed by Suzanne Newklrk, MS Read-a-Thon coordinator, presents prizes to Steve T ffany to save them from the ravages of dampness and ,, Cann , rom left, Kevin Burkett and Jay I euerhahn at All Souls School. neglect, In 1957 they were brought to Winter Park to save then: from vandals. N participatedn e contest The funds that the children collected in the READ-a-thon contest will go to promote tID(QIDREAMOFJEANNIE MANIMALS (THU) 4( (121(17) THE GIGGLE8NORT HOTEL _____ ' Mrs. Francine Hauptkorn was the coordinator from the 2:25 1) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA - '6 ,, '. W -wnd - . home, school or library. (U)J35) GOMER PYLE 4 10) WILD HORSES BRO- / ' Students collected funds to sponsor them with a donation for multiple sclerosis. They also read books from their 2:00 , 1T. ,11 I 1 .,1I . . ,") _ , pT' Sanford. SENOR (FRI) (Th " - Multiple Sclerosis Society sponsored a READ-a.thon in three elementary schools in 4(10)TIMBROMANIA(FRI) ) Masterpiece Showing Free •.•' The Central Florida Chapter of the National STORY (THU) (1])(35)8l4aa,4(,N) 'The Entombment' _ By NELL LEE Herald Correspondent RESTLESS (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN (DO GOOD MORNING 12:30 (DO ARC NEWS cavcxp' $lg. C. Folly Publish MIrth 31, & AprIlI, 14 II, ON 1950 16 ', _ L J Sr. 7 o *;MAN y 7.00 •@)TODAY (5)Q MORNING NEWS David Letterman. Guest: Paul (3)rl CAPTAINKJIINGAROC) (S) 0 GUIDING LIGHT Straueis. ' 0) OVER EASY C UGENERAL HOSPITAL itm' Ha-,r Is par(1217) LUCY SHOW plexed when he finds the (11) (35) CASPER 6:25 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY pos.d victim of an ax-mental B Cl) TODAY IN FLORIDA (R) patient alive and well. 7)0 GOOD MORNING (12)(17)I LOVE LUCY (Ii) (35) WILD, WILD WEST FLORIDA People living in New Mexico 3:30 border towns are being tern6:30 (9 (35) 0 (17) THE FLINT'led by a mysterious outlaw 0(4) TODAY STONES gan . (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 124(10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) THE BEST OF ERNIE AMERICA 4:00 KOVACS Mr. Question Man; 9 00 THE BRADY BUNCH 0(4) Wolfgang von Sauerbratan; ØI (MON WED-FRI) Matzoh Hepplewhlte and the UNCE DOUGLAS o 0 (4) SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) Nairobi Trio. (7)0 MOVIE (5)0 BEWITCHED (12) (11 7) MOVIE "They Made (1]) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER M MERV GRIFFIN (MON. Me A Criminal" (1939) (1O) ELECTRIC COMPANY TUE. THU. FRI) 12'OO (R) (DO ON THE 00 (WED) (!)ONEW8 (12)(17) FAMILY AFFAIR (11 (35) WOODY WOODPECK- _ 322s2611 .' - - Ak For MS U @) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (3.) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE - - Monday, March . 7) MOVIE 1:00 FLORIDA pronged Russian attack. Monday, April 3111. IM to consider CirCulation published in Leon and its bartender when Earl III chilli. said recommendation. Seminole Counties. Florida. All parties In Interest and DONE AND ORDERED in OUR BOARDING HOUSE with or Is citIzens shalt have an opportunIty Chambers at Tallahassee. Leon to be heard at said hearings. County, Florida, this 7th day of D PLAI4NLMOlJ74 By order Of the Planning and March. A.D. 1910. HAS Zoning Commission of the City of DONALD 0. HANTWELL hf/1NIa Circuit Judge N' , $aa*d, Florida. this 11th da of ' "4" AY WI March. 1950. (SEAL) M J.Q. Galloway. Attoit: Pout F. H.rtsf laid Chairmen Clerk Circuit Court .AMI ThE City of Sanford Leon County, Florida WI iY HOISE! £SO4w Ptaimlno and Zoning By Genie A. May commission Wj.jLII/ Publish Mirth 31 1 April 7, 1150 Deputy Clerk If DII' 14$ CIITWIC*T1 It Is hereby certified that a copy S FICTITIOUS own CIffieforeslnOij,$rJs is NeIIceISMrsby given thai lam fedied acepy of the Complaint mpeged In SsisIne it P.O. las refIned to therein has been Ill?, Longweed, PIe 317$, iijp,lia to tarry Morrison. $f$s Seminole County* Fluids under Atisriwy for the Second Judiclil )) the fictitisis name Of DIRECT Circuit of the State of Florida, and MAILING SIRV., and that I in gJ Cheshire Jr., Stale At. td to rigister saId items wIth the Isriwy for the llgMsan* Judicial Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circultoftlis$tatsof Florida, this $emstele County, FlorIda In ac lltlt _ day of March, 1150. cprdancowithffie previsional the I ROSERTE. NIRO' Fictitiess Name statutes, Th.Wlt: Aftenssy for Plaintiff Section kilO Plsrlde $laIv$es . uvw 111401111111111111 - _____ 10:30 (12) (I 6:55 (1) 0 GOOD MORNING g ,o j WEDNESDAY, APRILP Theater presentation: "Horsepower: An Electric Fable," 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, Seminole Community College followed by comments and ____ ___ tors of the lrib.(R) cTj(17) SANFORD AND SON of Brevard. Free Easter egg hunt, refreshments, prizes, Easter Bunny, and a special theatre performance, 10-11:30 ffi y 10:00 (L) 0 LOU GRANT Unusual police procedure In a murder case and a fatal fire at a gay bar pose dilemmas for the edl- Reading Nets $$ leed to a fight by a man twice his size. REPORT - FRIDAY, APRIL Volusia Agricultural Center's Horticulture ClInic, 2 p.m. Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. have? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.' - - and Brevard counties is loyal THE SECOND JUDICIAL Cli. (DO FAMILY FEUD CUI T OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR (I])(35) MAUDE Arthur perto Reagan Betty Meadows LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA forms an operation he will CIVIL ACTION NO. 80.08 doctor's certificate.) photo that appeared In Ills Ewiiin Her. aid Yi Would Niti - - 1 Phone (305) 372.7680 national convention in Detroit Publish March 17. 71, 31 and April hopes of obtaining her dowry. next July. 71 19110 7:30 Thon claimed that only DETM 0(4) TiC TAC DOUGH one of tte three delegates and (1) 0 THE JEFFERSON tin-er alternates from Orange IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AWARDS Center, Shell Road, Donors must be 1745 (older with a Have' yaw WSII a . .- .. -__ Wiggins And The Fire DrIIl,' "Harry's Mirage And Grill," and six alternates from Attorney for Petitioner DeBary Blood Bank Drawing, 4-7 p.m., Community ,' - - MENT Federal Judiciary" tl2(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Mrs. NOTICE OFACTION TO: Orange and Brevard counties 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Fred schemes to get Lamont to to attend the Republican Sanford, Florida 32771 marry a distant cousin In the Deltona Public Library Storytime for preschoolers, 10 a.m. to 600 U (I) (L) 0 CE) 0 NEWS 124(h1) AMERICAN GOVERN- CARROLL BURKE Tuscawilia Homeowners Association, 8 p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road, Program on consumer protection by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Protection. -. - Reagan people after he swept Sanford, Florida, and file the a4(10) AMERICAN GOVERN. all 15 congressional districts origina l with the Clerk of Circuit MENT "Judicial Review" by a majority vote," said Court, Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., (1 (17) SOB NEWHART Tommy Thomas of Panama Seminole Co.. Sanford, Fla., on or Bob's old girlfriend comes to before the 17th day of April, AD., Chicago with her husband and City. 1910, otherwise a default will be calls on the Hartleys. Thomas, Reagan's Florida entered against you for the relief 7:00 campaign chairman, called demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC for the resignations at a seal on this the 13th day of March, CL) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Saturday meeting of the 27- AD., 1910. (7)OJOKER'B WILD (SEAL) member GOP executive QID (35) SANFORD AND SON Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., committee meeting in Woodrow moves into the SanClerk of Circuit Court Orlando. ford house when Esther kicks Seminole County, Florida him out. The meeting was scheduled By Cynthia Proctor 4(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Deputy Clerk toselectsixat-Iarge delegates WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 Woman's Club of Sanford, covered dish luncheon, noon, 309 S. Oak Ave. Law enforcement officers will 'I ' OURSELVES EVENING 6:30 YOU ARE HEREBY end, and failed, to U (!J NBC NEWS get the NOTIFIED that an action for resignations of delegates who dissolution marriage has been (L) 0 CBS NEWS may not be as conservative as filed against you, and you are (7)0 ABC NEWS required to serve a copy of your (11) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy they are written defenses to it, if any, on faces charges of malfeasance "it is a mockery and CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for in office when a disgruntled grossly unfair to select non- Petitioner, whose address is 612 traffic offender seeks revenge, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building to noon, Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. a.in,, Springs Plaza Shopping Center State Road 434, Plant and baked good ante, arts arul crafts show, 3 p.m., drawing and auction. Bluegrass entertainment and refreshments, . - TUESDAY, APRIL 1 UILUIIIt IdA ñSI5IUUI (UflUUCLeU . FLORIDA IN h2: THE MARRIAGE OF I_____ - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Loyalty MONDAY, MARCH 31 Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees general meeting, 8 p.m., Pacesetter clubhouse, Wymore Road. . . - - . TV HIGHLIGHTS - ' ' to ex. 1.39 I" 10 oz. R.1.41 �. S • . . .. p. A - . I . * -: - .. . .• p 2 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________ Legal Monday, March 31, 1W Legal Notice ______ Legal Notice Legal Unfurnished 3o.Apartme Legal _ Notice Notice Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Monday, March 31, 19$0-38 ------------- Notice $1 degs E 109.16 ft fora P08. Pg 73, in Section 379 CITYOFCA$SELS!RRY theflcerunNOrtherlyaioflgWsIde 11neysukle Lane. (01ST. Lake Ada. Just 5o , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PLANNINOANDZONING FICTITIOUSNAME Seminole Orlando - Winter Park of road 200ft.thenceW?oElineof 2. ELAINE STARNS AirpOrt Blvd. on 1792 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that we Call So ,rvMaln tch.t Sanford. 323iø eStofirst (CONTINUED)-BA(3.17.$0).36V CIRCUIT IN AND FOR are engaged in business at Rt. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ma'lIWr's VilIao. 322261I 83h9993 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Box 165.8, Sanford, FL 32771, that the City of Cisselberry Easterly line, thence E to P08; - oc onice District - VarIance containIng 21.21 acres, off Howard to convert garage into office space CASE NO. 19.1149.CA.20.E Seminole County, Florida under Planning and Zoning Commission lower level, condo for rent.2 Road. (01ST. 1) onLotsl,3,andö,W33ftofLots2, IN RE: Adoption of thetictitiousnameolWEECO,and will hold a Public Hearing. Car CLASSIFIED DEPT. Sandlewood Villas. $300 mo. 6. MICHAEL COHEN BA(4. 4, and 7, Block F. Fern Terrace, ROBERT FORREST CLOW that we intend to register said dinal Industries Development inc. maint. '!! I3O$346. 21I0).42TE - Parcel 8.2; Begin PB 11, Pg 21, in Section 1921.30. 1 time a Minor name with the Clerk of the Circuit CorporatIon, ApplIcant, Is .. i. ____ HOURS NOTICE OF ACTION Court. SeminoleCounty, Florida in requesting rezoning Ole parcel of 30 It E of SW corner of SE '/ of Further described as two blocks 3consecutivetlmes 3c a line decorated sPecIous up Section 25.19.32, run N 63.0$ ft to oft Highway 17.92, on O'BrIen TO: accordance with the provisions of land on Secret Way. two hundred $00 kM 5:30 P.M. 7consecutivetlmis 36c a line stairs 10.. uflfWflished I, no RICHARD YORK feet south of Seminole poInt of curvature of a curve Road and Navel Drive. (D1ST. 4) forty five the Fictitious Name Statutes, To MONDAY thru FRIDAY pets. Will beavallabteby April a.k.a Rick York 3. STANLEY C. DUANE Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Boulevard, from the existing R.3 Westerly with a radius of 5157.21 ft 1st. First I. last months rent. SATURDAY 9 Noon and a central 3 Lines Minimum Residence Unknown angle of 3 degs 44' BA(471•$0).30V-A.1 Agriculture Statutes 1957 (multIfamily residentIal) zoning YOU ARE classification to P.U.D. (Planned Di 01"; run tPence Northerly along Zone- Lot Size Variance from HEREBY Sig LANE E ELY rr if t*IA a.a as ......... -... Ify uat'M' UJITIWIY iinaiç NUT IT-ltD TflT a eiiion tor . 4J,U sq IT TO U,1t.4) sq ty Ofl TM DAVID J. WISEMAN UnIt Development). The parcel Is .......... DEADLINES • place to live, car to drIve, a thence run N $9 degs 41' 56" E following property: Begin 991.9 ft Adoption has been filed in the Publish March 24. 31 and April 7, legally described as: ft thence run N 22 dogs 06' W of SE corner of NE '. of Section lob, or some svice you have ____ above Styled Court for the adoption 14, 1950 The South 410 feet of Govern. • Noon The Da Before Publication , read all our want 's ment Lot 1, lessthe Westl95 feet of 36" E 130.95 ft; thence N Stdegs 47' 21.21.30, run N 172.13 t to a point of ROBERT FOR REST CLOW, a DElhi , said Government Lot 1, and being S1"E 1142.04 ft; thence run S 00 on the Southerly R.W line of Minor, and you are hereby . •. - - . . IVOrY dY Ue9UJ3OW VT; nence County road, thence S 39 degs Os' required toserve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Section I, Township 21 South, S -It degs 47' '13"aau.o W 1911.14 ft torun W192.23ftalongthesaid5outherly unda - Noon rIdaj written defenses, if any, on Rulon EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Range 30 East (sublect to a 23 foot containing 22.9505 acres, R.W line of County road to a point D. Munns, Esquire, the CIRCUIT. IN AND . —HousesUrtfuihed FOR utility easement over the South 25 moreor less, ________________________ ________________________ Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA feet)furtherdescribedasbeingon (01ST. 2) off St. JohnsAvenue. (said point being 165 ft Wand 73.03 ft N of the P08) then S 73.03 It, ________________________ dress is Post Office Box 2107, CASE NO. 10441.CA.03.L Secret Way in the City of TlredOlhouseflUnting?3.2,$330 7 JIRRYWWILSONBA(4.21 thence E 165 ft to P08. Further Orlando,Florida32$02,andfiiethe JOHN SHEARER and BETTY 4—PersOnals______ I -Casselberry, Seminole County. I0).4OTE i$-HelpnIsd mo.Lea$LDop.,POOf.Nopets• - The W 422.16 ft of E described as Tax Parcel A-S originaiwiththeClerkoftheCourt SHEARER, his wife, Florida. O.nevaOard.nsAp$s. 922.44 ft of Lot 5, Eureka Ham. located on S.R. 436 and Lake MUFFLER.MECHAN1C 1105W.2Sth$t. Petitioner's attorney or im. vs. Wednesday, April 23. 1910 at 7:30 E235.46 ft thereof, in Section 24-20. Special care, good food, for mediately thereafter, on or before JACKIE 4. THOMAS SLEBODNIK _____ 0. WILLIAMS, person for custom exhaust & HousR FOR RENT P.M. in the Casselberry City HaIl, 30, on South Sanford Avenue. BA(4.21.S0)-47V - Al Agriculture elderly lady. Can be bed April 11, 1910; otherwise the VIRGINIA WILLIAMS, AND 95 Lake Triplet light mech work. Steady year Drive, (01ST. 2) 3.1w, fully eqpt. kit., Brand , adoptionproceedingswillbeheard COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, Zone - Lot Size Variance from patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, Casielberry, Florida, or as soon around ernp. Apply McRoberts Inside laundry room. Altamonte SprIngs. 134-1141 by this Court without your par. INC., I SILLY Q. WHITEHEAD - 43,SdOsqfttoll,600sqftonLot2$, thereafter as possible. Tires, 105W. 15, St. Call 169.0027 BA(4.21.IO).39TE - Parcel 448 - Chula Vista, Unrecorded PIe?, __________________________ Final Decree of Adoption may be NOTICE TO DEFEND City Clerk _________________________ Allotment, P8 1. Pgs Groveland Drive. (01ST. 1) sales trainee for AC, retrig. Mate" Dating Service, All entered in the above styled cause. THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10: Dated this 27th day of March, 1910.Hammock 101 ad inDelton. . except the N 10 It parts company. Good benefits. 5. LOUIS A. FLY - BA(4.21-I0)ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ofsaidCourlandtheSealthereof, VIRGINIA WILLIAMS AND DET.1b6 County for road purposes), con- FrontYardVariancefrom25ftto this 7th day of March, 1910. Extra nice, 3 BR, 1½B, FP, .. .. _________________________ Security Guard FT. 4 to mid. COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, _________________________ taming 4.25 acres more or less. l2fttoenclosepresentcarportand __________________________ (SEAL) INC. whose residence is unknown, fenced yd.. SC. Porch, C-H$A, & Found night, Fri thru Tues., Lake _______________________________ Further described as located carport down driveway on - _______' ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. but, whose last known address IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Section 17-20.31, on Pineway Lotin7,extend Sunland Estates, 1st Ad. $375 mo 3234570. Mary area. Call 327.1110. -_ Clerk, ________________________ was: THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl. Street. (01ST. 2) Circuit Court dition, PB 12, Pgs 971. 9$, in Co FOUND: Dachshund, Brn, fern, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Buuhful 3 BR, 1½ B, in Loch Mature person for Doctors ofSemInole County, Florida ANTONIOF. COSTA- BAll- Section 14-20.30, on Baywood Dr. Henry Lambert Typewriter whundernecklstomachnear Arbor, CH&A, I;e yard with - lice. Exp. in filing medical SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 2110)32TEW'/iOfN½ofSWI (DIST.2) By: Susan E. Tabor Repairs i-41Lk.MaryExit.Lat swimable lake W back. insurance, typing a. tran. CIVIL ACTION NO. SO-493.CA4Sof SE ¼ of Section 3320.32. Fur. As Deputy Clerk 6. BML 1NVESTMENTS.PRN 123 West Hill Avenue E Choke & Flea Collar. 322-1217. first I last + Sic. 323-36. scripts. Fringe benefits. Reply flier described as 10 acres located INVESTMENTS - BA(431-lO). to Box 53. c-c The Evening _________________________ . BOGIN, MUNNS & MUNNS Valdosta, Georgia 31601 DENNIS R. HALL, Husband and Post Office Box 2107 10 DENNII A. BROWN - SetbackVariancefrom23ftto6ft _____________________ YOU ARE HEREBY LINDA HALL. Wife. ford, Fl. 32771. Orlando, Florida 32102 8A14.2110).3STELOt A.1S of on the North side of Woodson NOTIFIED that JOHN SHEARER NOTICE OF ACTION Attorneys for Petitioner Lake Harney Estates, a S acre Avenue to construct outdoor adand BETTY SHEARER have filed TO: MINIU.LOCK Spur of the Moment BabysittIng Exciting advertising sill's. development, in Section 10.20.32, vertising sign on Lot 1, Block A, Publish March 10, 17, 21, 31, 1910 a Complaint in the Circuit Court of LINDA HALL in my home. Hriy, daily, wkly New concrete buildings all sizes. Local person to help build new on Osceola Rd. (DIST. 2) DEI.44 Suniand Estates, P B 11, Pg 17, in Seminole County, Florida, for 530 Broadway $201 up, especially nice, most rates. Day or night. 323-6677. wkly publication. Exc. pay. Ii ELMER B. EASTAIROOKS, Section 14.20.30, on Highway 17.92 collection of damages that exceed Brandenburg, Ky. 40101 convenient on 1.4 at SR 16 . . 323-4257 for app,. JR. - BA(4 21I0)-31TE - The N and Woodson Avenue. (DIST. 2) CHILD CARE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE $2,500.00, and you are required to behInd Days Inn, I-I lndtjstrial YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 165 O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN serve a coØy 01W 521 ft B Freeorreduced rates 7. ELMER RAIl - BA(4-21. __________________________ Park. 3230061, ________________________ SALES of on your written action for Dissolution of Marriage iOS6ftof E ½ of SW '.4 of Section 4.Variance 10)43V -to A-Icombine Agriculture if you aualify. thatbyvirtureofthatcertainWrit defenses, if any, THOMAS G. ha$b.InfIiedagalnstyouandyou 20-lihavinganeas.m,ntove,-N20 twoZone single_____________________ PART-TIME of Execution issued out of and FREEMAN, ESQUIRE, P.O. Box are required to serve a written ft;alsoa2OfteasementoyerN30 trailers to make one modular 40-Condominlunn FULLTIME ______________________ ...sh1 jctjos of Seminole County, Florida, upon Springs, Florida 32701, and file the James J. FlIes, PetitIoner's at. a final judgement rendered in the originaiwiththeClerkofthea of Section 4-20-31, torn,y, whoseaddress is 180 Park Beardall Avenue. (0151.on 2) South two lots described as: Lots 271, Half Day-Full Day-Any Day 210. Pinecrest S.D. PBS, Pg 11, in Specie? Spring Offer aforesaid cour; .n the 2Ith day of style Court, on or before April 21. Avenue North, Post Office Box 28, adjacent Golf Course. 12. 5.1, STANTON - BA(4.21. Section 13.20.30, on Old Sanford AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, case entitled, Judith B. Hudson, ultimate judgment will be entered on or before April 30, 1910 and file Variance from 150 ft to 132 ft to Jessup. (01ST. 2) _________________________ _________________________ __________________________ the car payment, house PlaintIff, -vs. Jack R. Hudson, Sr., against you for the relIef the original with the Clerk of this park a mobIle home on the S 2 $971. I. ARTHUR E. ANDERSON payment, or that vacation? '-AA,jjac,iftj of Execution was delivered to me myon hand Petitioner's attorney or Im. NW ¼, less SE ¼. SectIon 33-1930. carpet, fully eQuipped kit., — lubricants to Industry and as Sheriff of Seminole County, sealWITNESS of said Court, the and 21st official day mediately thereafter; Otherwise C Further described as located next Zone - Lot Size Variance from $200 mu. first I last + $200 ,560sq ft to 39,151.35 sq ft and a government. Get top corn. SPECIAL SALE 14x13 Kiln a. following described property (SEAL) for the relief demanded in the Uusala Road. (0151. 3) owned by Jack R. Hudson, said 121 ft on the W 121 ft of B ItS ft of ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. Petition. Sitter $447.75, Greenware Great customer acceptance. Garage so full there's no room S. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - the S 329.35 ft of NE ¼ of NW of pet. off, FIrIng SpecIal 75 pet. You do not need previous sales County, Florida, more parSeminole County, Florida Court on March 27, 1910. ticularly described as follow's: 1. ST. PETER AND PAUL Woods Road. (01ST. 3) Want Ad in the Herald. PH. By: Susan E. Tabor E. Broadway, Oviedo, Fl. around people. No age limit. (SEAL) Home located at 201 North CHURCH - BA(4-71.$O).$E - For 322-2611 or $31-99f3. 9. PHYLLISHODOSON - BA(4Deputy Clerk 365-741 Some of our Gray Panthers ARTHUR H BECKWITH _______________________ Cotter Aven.,e, Winter Springs, THOMAS G. FREEMAN, Day Care Center - A-i 2I-10)-44V - PUD Planned Unit ___________________________ "retired" fifteen and twenty as Clerk of the Court . -- Florida described as: Agriculture Zone The E ½ of Development Zone Rear Yard ESQ. years ago. Write: Randy By Eve Crabtree 1Spscii_INgftaj Lot 20, Block 23, North Orlando p.o. Box 70 NW '/4 of SE ¼, less S ¼ and N '/ Variance from 30 It to 20 ft for a 41-Hotj Martens, PETROFAX, 5117 as Deputy Clerk _________________________ First Addition, Plat Book 12, Page Aitamonte SprIngs, Fl 33701 thereof,andIessESOf$forroadR. screenenclosureanda Rear Yard ' New Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Publish March 31, & April 7,11,21, W, Section 35-21.30. Further variancefroni i0ftto2ftfora pool 24, of the Public Records of Attorney for Plaintiffs II NOTICE II Ga. 30341. 1910 Seminole County, Florida described as located about 3-10 on LotS, Foxwood Phase 2, PB 22, (305) 131-11% DET-ISO BATEMAN REALTY mlieNofAlomaonHowellBranch Pg 4), In SIon 7.31.39, on AUTOMECHANICS Sanford PlazaCleaners and the undersigned as Sheriff of PubliSh March 24, 31 & April 7, 14, Road. (0151, 1) Seminole County, Florida, will at 1910 Rag. Real Estee Broker Autumnwood Trail. (01ST. 3) NEW PHONE NUMBER Brake, front end & muffler men. 2. 11:00A.M. on the 1st day of April, DET-liS CITRUS 2640 SanfordAve. COUNTRY 10. IEL1NDAHOIIS-BA(42i. Must have tools & exp. Good FICTITIOUS NAME AD. 1910, offer for sale and sell to Notice is hereby given that lam TOYOTL INC. - BA(42h.IO).9E l0).42V - Al Aerlculture Zone 3fl.$3 pay, all benefits. Mr. MuffI, 32747fl the highest bidder, for cash, NOTICE OF RESOLUTION _______ -______ 323.5964, Carl. engaged In business at 1101 N. - C-2 Commercial Zone - To Lot Width Variance from 130 ft to subject to any and all existing CLOSINO, VACATING AND if you don't tell piwie, how are Orlando Avenue, Maltland, operate a Service Department and 121.1ff and Lot Size VarIance from ABANDONING RIGNTS.OF.WAY Gardener PT, Mim. wage. they going to knovl Tell them Seminole County, Florida, under Body Shop and to provide Off- 43,540 sq ft to 39,234.4 sq ft on the .-- 18-Holp %Jflfof ,.. . __ Mariners Village, 3202 Orlando theSeminoleCounty Courthouse In with a classified d, by calling NOTICE ishereby gIven that the Sanford, Florida, the above Waitresses. Full I NIE'S COUNTRY BAR-SQ. .d Agriculture Zone on the following N 3714 ft of 5912.1ff of E 231 ft of Boardof County Commission.rsot I 5. 323-1670. _______________________ described personal property. Part.tlme PosltionsAvallable that I Intend to register said name described property: Begin at NE NE ¼ of SW I/i (less N 150 ft of S Seminole County, FlorIda, at Its STIMPIR UI Days Inn, Sanford with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court corner of W ½ of Lot 2, Spring 350 ft of B 200 ft and S SOft of W 131 RN full time, S-I shIft. Apply in satisfy the terms of said WrIt of of March,A.D., 1910.intheCounty Execution. cordancewiththeprovlsionsof the w $9.61 ft to SEly R.W of 17.92, tion22.21-2t,onMcNortonloadotf your HOME or PROPERTY Cony, Center, 930 MellonvIlle Apply In person Sanford John B. Polk, Sheriff Commissioners' Meeting Room In FictftloUU NalhêStmtutes, TO-Wh: thiflce$lideg$13'OO"W113.01ft, HllIvIew Drive, (01ST. call for INDIDUAL a?. Ave. -''' • ' the Courthouse it Sanford, Nursing I Convalescent 11. ROBERT 0. FEATHER SIC$IOO $15.09 Florida Stlh.tes thenceN09degsls'OS"E 320.23ff Seminole County, Florid., per. Center, 950 Melionville Ave. Publish March tO. 17, 24, 3), toNWcornerofLot33,tharce$00 BA(1.21-l0).S1V- RP ResidentIal suant to Petition and Notice DET.10 ARE YOU TIREDOF dlgsOI'23"EMI.430,th.nc.N.9 ProfessIonal Zone — Variance to KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sip. .lack . ESTATE SALE 28R, FIRE________________________ heretofore given, passed and PublishMircli 17, 24,31 and April dsqs37'i7"E3$I.o7ft,ftienceoo allow 6 ft wall to extend to Sell thsoe useful, no longer PLACE,goodLOATlONonIy KNOCICINGON DOORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, adopted a Resolution closing, degsl6'5I'W644.99ft,ft,,nceNpo property line along Meredith 7 1910 needed Items with a Herald "°°. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL vacatingandabandoning,athef THAT WON'TOPEPII degs06'$V'Wui,S3fttopoS, in Manor Boulevard; Varianc, to DET-I6 ClassifIedAd, Call 322-2611 or _____________________ all right in and to said property as CIRCUIT, IN AND Sections 27 & 25-30-30. Further allow landscaped buffer of 15 ft 131.9993. Buyers we have E)'ERIENCE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, a public road easement Is hereby . described as located at 1391 N. Instead of 23ff along Highway 434k i KNOWLEDGE'I creative & disclaimed on behalf of the County NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CASI No, N.S45-CA.13.L Cooks Wanted Highway 17-92. (01ST. 2) and because of 6 ft wall waive 10 ft A A A owner Investmse FINANCand the public. The rights of the RUSSELL W. HARNED, NAME STATUTE Apply In person Days Urn 3. AGU$TIN 0. MANOUU! - buffer requirement along i'iwr M PLD V MINT ING. Plaintiff, Countyandthepubllctotp,euse€if TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1.41 $R46 BA(421S0).11E-A.1 Agriculture property lIne, on the following . said property as a utility and. NOTICE Is hereby gIven that the Zone — For Convalescent Home described property: Begin 12619 ft 3acreson Hwy l4Eieneva only HERBERT CARSON POLLARD, emergency vehicle access Is undersigned, pursuant to the andChlidrsn'sDaycarsc,ntaron NandSOftEofSWcorn,fofSIu, ____________________ LPN&AIDES at al hereby retained, on the following "Fictitious - Name Statute," N ~ of W ½ of NW ¼ of NE ¼ of SectIon 4.21.19, run thence N HAS THE MAGIC KEY Defendants. dsaibed rights-of-way, to-wit: Chapter $63.09, Florida Statutes, (low E 215 ft and S 47$ It) in 1621.058; thence S Udego 10' 00" Better Living Center, BUYERS & SELLRS we can NOTICE OP ACTION That portion of the unnamed will register with the Clerk of the Section 15-21.79, Further descrIbed E 10.7$ It, thence $ 10 digs 24' 4.3" . Casselberry, Call for ap. MECH. HELPER ...........$$$ advise clients on corne TAX STATE OF FLORIDA TO: road right-of-way described as Circuit Court in and for Seminole a located at SW cornir ap- EN.S3ft; thenceS22degstl' , _________________________ pmei 319-3002. consequences shelters, HERERT YOU IREAKIT C A N $0 N follows: The North 25 feet of the County, Florida, upon receipt ot proximately 2100 ft North of High- B 123.318; thence $13 digs 27' 13" others by appmtment It POLLARD, if alive, and hIs NW¼oltheSE¼andth.Eastu prOlpublica$ionofthts,otic,, way 436 on Montgomery Roed. E122.IOft,thenceNUdegs33'07" Hairdresser WE FIX IT fsetoltheNw ¼oftM$E si- sI', thiflctitlousnarn,,towft: SAVES. -PorsaloninD,ftone (Dl$T.3) Et0.478;thence$73d,g53.$'03" MECHANICALLY IP4CLINDED unknownspouselfmarrled,andi, dead, hIs unknown heirs, devise.s, Section 22, Township 21 South, 6ege$ors714s NOILI ROMAN's 4. LOWS'S COMPANIES, INC. E226.21ft;$henceSIQd,gsoO09" ___________________ Do you ENTERTM here's a grantess, assignees, lienors, Range 29 East, less the South 25 under whIch these parties are - SA(4-2l-I0).10E - C-2 Corn- E 51.0$ 8; thence S 634.19 ft to a Tichnical Maintenance FACTORY TRAINEE .......11$ perfect countrsettlng feet of the East 2Sfeit of the NW ¼ engaged in busineis at 2040 SN. mercial Zone - To allow outside point on the arc of a curve concave Operator. Operate I Maintain OVERSIZE BR,' B, guest all parties claimIng by, through, By the Board of County Corn. - That the parties Interested in Lot 6, Lake of the Woods SD, P17, a central angle of 37 digs 14' OS" treatment plants in addition to SEVERAL OPENINGS lovely Estate cyst Acre Only Defendant, and against all parties Florida, having, or claiming to have, any A.D., 1950.this 25th day of Mardi, follows: to Lowe's of Maitland, lnc.,on U.S. digs 07' 32" W, run SWly along the campground. Must resid. on WAREHOUSE PERSON --"91$ WillIam J. Morrow and right, title or interest In the BOARD OF COUNTY 1792. (0151. 4) arc of said curve 963.39 ft to P01 grounds. Minimum of three Martha 1. Morrow INVEST WISELY y,$t don't S. 5,0. SIMPSON, AGENT (less road and part platted as years experience required, NEAT & TIDY . spend 6 acres orie beautiful beingin Seminole County, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Orlando, Floe-ida 33101 to-wit: NILL,J1,)- IA(4-2110)-71-c- described as the NE corner of wk. $1.20 hourly. Apply FLORIDA Dated at BloomIngton, Monroe 2CommercIalZon.-Toope Meredith Manor Boulevard LII Florida State Employment Wean CONCERNO with your inllocky,lylngW,standp4ortflof GENERALOFFICE ........ By ARTHUR H. BECKWITH March, 1910. Clwdlranch,ofFioridaLandand JR. building proposed for retail of 12, VIRGINIA 015101110 WILLIAM J. MORROW SPRINO , Colonization Company Limited R.1A Nurse Aides lip. in nursing motorcycles on the following BA(4.31.I0).53v CLERK ___ MARTHA E. MORROW INTO VARIETY FILLED Mapof the St. OertrudeAddltionto home care. Apply in person descrIbed properly: Lot I, FaIry Residential Zone - Side Street STEMPtR IaENCY Of The Circuit Court the Town 01 Sanford, according tO POSITION W.VOUR AC. Publish March 24,31 and April?, Lake Park, according to ttie piat Variancefrom3$fttolfttobuiida LakeviewNursins Center, 912 Seminole County, Florida t, 1910 the plat thereof recorded in Piat B. I. CURATE OFFICE SKILLS fl'0rd thereof as recorded in PB?, Pg 31, garage and a Rear Yard Variance -' REALTON 3S91 By: Sandy Jacobs DET.113 Book I, Page 113, of the Public Public Records of Seminole from 308 to hO ft to enclose patio MULTIPLE LISTIOSERVICE Deputy Clerk Records of SemInole County, _________________________ County, Florida, less the on Lot hi, Block I, Lakewood CABINETMAKER..........1 March 31. 1950 Florida. Eves: 349-1iN,331*,323-4302 following: Segln at Ely most Shores, P110, Pg 52, In Section 19- ADVERTING DET 143 You, and eadi of you, are hereby SWING ________________________ . ASINDA corner of Lot B onftie R-W line of 21-30, on Lakewood Circle. (01ST. NOTICIOPPUSLIC notified that an action has been . $IMINOLUCOUNTY U.S. Highway 17.92, thence THAT HAMMER HIAIINS brought against you, in the Circuit BOARDOPADJUI'VMIpfy 91.OftalongNWly NW line of said 13. CHAlLIS T. 000IOLD bliP. ON WILL., TRAIN - + cort,Inandfors.minoi.County, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCl1N NOTICIOPPUSUC hlghway;thencerunNsld.gsfl' BA(4.2I.lO).53V - *.IAA BENEFITS a. RAISES. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Florida, in Civil Action No.10,145HIARINS W$Oftparallel wIth NEly line of Residential Zone — Lot Size An aggressive sales. CA13-L entitled RUSSELL W, NOTICE that the CIty Council of APRIL23,ltss LOtB,thencerunN36d.s37'Eto Vaniancefrom 1l,?00sqfltolo,700 HARNED, Plalidiff, vs. HER. the City of Lake Mary, Florida, 7:55P.M. the shore of Fairy Lake, thence sqftonLotsland$; Lots6and7; $2 REGISTRATION. person Is flNdld for Osfendanti, , i. :-.____ of 17th day of AprIl, 1950, at 7:30 Lake 115 ft mire ot' lees to the 27 and 23; BloCk G, Sanlando ____ you, are requIred to serve a P.M., at the City Hall, City of Lake Seminole County Beard $1 Ad. intersection of the shore lIne to the Springs, Tract 73, PB9, Pg 3. in establIshed and n of your written dahenies, if any,'0 Mary, Florida, to consider a lusiment will cendect a public Nily line of Lot B; thence run S 13 Section 6-21.30 Lots 4-9 located on 12 FRENCH AVE. advertisers. A great 3 BR 25 custom 50,wids w Items: Plalntllrs attorneys, whise ad. abandon, discontinue, disclaim the NEly line ii Lot S t the FOB. on Charlotte Street. (DIII. 4) ________ i a, iii and to renounce any rigid of the & SPECIAL E*CIPTIOI$ - Further deicrlbid as located in 11 JAMES S. BYRNE JR. _____ starter. Prsvious School aree. Ceirtely Megnolla Avenue, Sanford, City of Lake Mary and the Public MOSII.1 HOME AUC*Tsou Section 1-11.30, ½ mIle North of lA(4.2l-So).41v - N.IAA + C.N&L I sales •xiriencs Florida Wi). on Sr before April In and to the following described — *4 LUICUSTURI ZONEs $emkiola Boulevard on the West Residential Zone — Near Yard YolwfvtvreIsee-rer,,, eec. water I aires. 11,A.D.. INlaedfileffie.,iginal riiht-Of.wiy$, to wit: I.J.N.l.ELJS,—gA(441.50). side of Highway 1742. (DIII. 1) V.rlancefr.m3Oftpo1lffon flHdld. Sc ry plus OMser will held Tbetatlal wIlt, the Clerk SI this Court t,g' - The West 31 felt of the 10 feet 3111— RENEWAL — NW P.6 SI 6. SIMINOLS COUNTY POST 11 and 17, and the $Qutlkl.iMi. Iy ½ mmlssIon w th full $— RSssII ' before service on PIaWifEs of. alley In the East ½ of Slick 16. 11¼ of 11¼ of $sdleus 411-31, AUTHORITY - BA(4-21-91)4E — of Lot IL Block S Sanlande . toe-nays or AND immediately mpany bsniflts. —_ieis$WtandNW7.$fteIE 115 Mi ln*trlai Zone— To permit. Springs, Trait 26. a recorded in DON'T Ml$ITI ONE ________ thereafter, otherwise a dofauft The South INfest of GranibinI ft of laid NW ¼ of 51¼ of 51¼, constructIon and operation of PIat SOak i, Page U, miic ' Ajply In psrson $6: 911 Elm Avs.1 ii B, coin.. Leonard C. Jolly hoøi• . LN, Dl. of yeu, for lbs relief ne ' I CURTIS. w, jo., following described property: Florida, Further described as ___ ________________ ______ _____ ______ demando in the Complaint. Crystal Lake Wbeor Ilsews *OSNT (P01 JAMES I.. a Co Sat SW caniunot Section located in Section 2-21-iL en ____ men, as 10 Pd. Iiai,ni 5. sow. cancel of record that certain S. Pages $14116 $imlsele Ceunty NT1 — W ½ elI ½ of LaN 95.5970 Iota FOB. thence run N 50 15. PHILIP N, lAY — IA(411. mortgage dated May 16, $956, 1$CSI*. . . iniin. s. and 319, Van Mule Adeitloir. to di 15*4W 16.1110, thence rr.m SS).4SV — Al Aiclatwe Zone — ______ given by She Plaintiff in fever of ThePublkNoenIngsMNbe4 Bleak Hammock. P1 1. Pg 31, N 59 dege 39' 1" 1 20* ft. Let Width VarIance from lIt to EiieisIi Ifrilid __________ ____ _____ the T Defendant, HIRSENT at the City Hill, in d lie- LMa kc$*,1-*1.31,en$Isne$I.(DlSy, thence run SIB dige iS' 14" . ____________ 1 14flonthe114ftsiW1,O.sflel ____ CLASSIFIED ADS - - - ... - .n, a'.. - .. on lii I - _________________________ Service Plaintiffs, Public Hearing will be held on mock. P81, Pg 106, less N 115 ft of Howell Lane. (DIST. 1) CANNON REST HOME Experienced or will train proper ________________________ ii LULI -.__- IFICIJ -j ____ IIU sure thereof (deeded to Seminole 49V - R . 1A Residential Zone - tei', Fl. IN DeBARY-2.1 with a big 101111'S ___________________________________________________________________________________ _________ • 1 shopoing. Mid 24 OUR lB 3229283 W.rst .'i.. Zet People Together INC. _____________________ Hedgeagainstinflation! S acres on fast growing Lk. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good terms! EALTORS 701 Bldg. 3390509 E.________________________ Altamonte Dr. 339.0501 ____________________________________________________________________________________ privacy, FP, ready to be restored. All for $29,900. $ (Y %) slip and clubhouse. 1 year warranty. $27,900 w terms. G s F 9633. ______________ i 78-4torCycies I If WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES A PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture, 20SF. 25th St. 3230911 ___ ___ ____ ______ po1z Tv UALTOi Ml.i _____ ____ ONiceel flu Clerk si CWCWN Ciw$ Sim*i!S$SeraSpu,1b*, _______ _____ ____ ___ for at SemInole County, FIends, an___ tIe.' ioliraiid P01110 3, CURTIS 91, MANN, JR., 4" 91125.5550, thence run N 55 Section 3139.11, on Wilson Reid. AUNT (FOR JAMES I. a ain 11' 34 91 Hi.10 ft to FOB. (0111.1) Official Sicorde Seek m, page hasrd. Said Mar io may be •)$T1 -1½ SI Lof 334. Van 'noreen lees. Purthsr described as 1. Mardi 17, 1915 - Segular 31*, SI ffie PublIc lacerdo of (MJIJId trim tIme to limo until Medals $$ to 5$5k HIM. lOcated it * SW cirr SI the Msstk10 ______ c.iiw, --- ns, fl action is token Iv the City - mock, PP I, PS 31, Section 1.31-31. Port of $aMerd. (0151.1) ThIs publIc hue-bus will be held ______ en May II, 911 in Of. 1la If. (01ST, I) C. APPEAL MAINIT INS In the leminele Ceviwy Ceur. tidal larsm 550k 111, ws ai This Notice shall be PebtIwued 4. CURTIs 91. MANN. *. ZONIM COOSNINATOS moiRe. Sanford. PW on - SI the pu54j ____ ass (I) tIme eidu wish tsr twi (U AUNT (PU JAMII 1.. 1 1. INSIIUSS I. MUlti - 21,1*, at 7:10 P.M., or a seen __________ -. Senford. Florida - *eRtlSL'I ' 1ee., Scomganp Paid Life In. Usc* Pwrchas. P$ • p II in deli of public hewing in thu ).351$ —StoW LW MI. van Zone — sI hint lbs Zsle *55ia ammeols filed win the _____ Flair. •Pnss Ile*ltslisatlon Seining Herald, a aerp'apir SI Medals FtddNIij to Slack Noes. Cwdiflhtr COift VlPI perMiNlen Office SI the Zoning Ceirlmi* lI'cio'uass I Acciit Dis. RESEARCH Pl0P11TlI5,. of ' general drcs4s$lstu within the City meek, P01, Ps 15 Sadlais 139.31, tokeap lads la LIN6 and?. SISak will be considered med penans _ ek In addition, NotIce an INn, I1 (040. 5) Um$odPsfluardil, __ ___ C. Brastley $Nnei Pkt AOM, ____ WITH EU purIng at the public hearIng I dead be paled in ffi,5 of &wss s PSI. Pg 41, in 55dm 6-11-59, en will Is Maid .rSIIY. Helnge may *.pely in ___S. si*s _______ ______ SI Ibis Court in Stu 71k eh of W1'dr'Btlen at least l*wir. (II) SAtoU.IBJ.4$TR — Sopin&ps 04k lve. (DIII,)) becosdinuedfr.mtinr.etotlmoas Localism: Ui Hwy 1791 lAIr. ,e-5eto the dote of public 1954091 ai SW i.M. $ntS II. ck. A.D, $951 __ S. VARIANCES *id __ ___ psnt Stud. An lapel Oppss9m. hearlel. 139.lomItILuNpdsgeINp,16 I. OSYAN C. itUOS'— (CON- mailable by • DATED: Mardi 91.1* 0:$auIu1jrd, ARTHUR N. PICXWITH. TINUED) — BA(3-'7)4IV — 154. CITY OP LAKE MARY, 0,*N4JWB,*50,9191, P310 FUJ1U 3Mit Dovsl,pmant cw of ciraii c.ws . IIMINOLE COUNTY uiar't FLORIDA Idiwinsle Cewofy, Plihda *onImWW.101. Man smjft, Zen' — Hel Varianc, and BOARD OP ADJUSTUINT ________________ By: $ CueWe Male' y: Cynthia Preclar Selkirk variance to buIld onI o thence N 4 d955 _____ 91 to 91 INn sy; (AIRY SLAiI, ii. cainis maIer, appi city ,t, eald IsdNn, y a $ to beqin. £'wu& Some 9111km 25 0 SI a CHAIRMAN 'Ior*mme lid, lId IN. Ridder Publish Mardi 3) 1 April 7, 1* leg; ION sisinahlus 1154 ft N SI SIMC 1.91 is Lot 11, Slsck& The Publide Mardi Ii. Publish Mardi_____ 11 *7,34 31, 1915 011.14$ ____ ____ ____ _____ ___________________ __ __ __ _____of______ ______Airport. $4, __________________ ci, Sanford SST43 seciNo 34 uqa N 55r1*, Deenwiad IWWM. PS $4. 011-lu _________________ . POsltIofl for quallfl.d p.rsofl. nit, to _ ' . 1 , I: ._______ __ __ ___ __ _. Custom3BR,2Bsplitplaflwsc rm., 2 car garage. Loch Arbor UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. - COUNTRY HALFACRE Let a Classified Ad help you find ______________________ ____________________________ ----.------- -more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers - - --- ________________ ---___________________ _____ taking upspacewith a want ad 9993. _________________________ FHA.VA, FHA23S&24s 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short Good wogis and binsfit poc gil , 4, today! _____ 323 6061 or eves. 323-0517 JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. (PALATKA AREA), 1 10 Phone 3fl 7181, Sanford _____________________________ EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. Lk. Mary. 3 BR. FP, huge FR. -- IN OSTEEN. COULD BE $42,900. COLIT IEALTY Inc. owner will hold 2nd or wrap. a-round Submit all offers s43,9oo. INCOME PROPERTY 3237832 Duplex near Altamonte Mal $62,900. Rented now at $213 $300mo. Owner will hold wrap around. Live in one rent the otherl II Evel. 322-0617,327.1517 207 E. 25th St. Longwood 3.2, privacy fence, garage, near schools A EVERY DAY is BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 Altamonte take view. 3-7, fenced 1 apartments, close to town completely furnished. $39,900. SQ U AR E F 00 TAG E GALORE- 3 big bdrms, brick I. p1., formal OR, eat-in kit. + cor. lot wOaks for $3100011 quality 3.2 w.brick I. p1. + BBQ, Fam. Rm., split plan w. exec area for only 571,950w POOL PARAbISE- Lovaly 4 BR, 28 split plan w.Cen. H-A, WWC, pan Fam Rm, IU)4y equIpped kit, + gorgeous pool __________ on huge culde.sac lot in Al area, $64,900- Hurryll _________ ( C i1J Handyman specIal 2 BR, CB, fenced rear yd., In cxc, Geneva. S acres cleared w.pond & well, ideal for mobile home, C.HIA. ww carp.. new appI:, walk-in closets, 1 1,311' lIving Paint & body shop for sale or models avail. Open 1 to 5 daIly $230 mo. & under If you qualify. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. ORANGE GROVE 12', ACRES GENEVA AREA $6,500 PER ACRE. ALL OR HALF! local delivery Noll's Sanford Furnilure Salvage, I? 92. So, of Sanlord. 322.8721, __________________________ ________________________ 52-AppIianc VA-FHA.235.Con,Hme5 Buy Now or Build I express Low Down Payment yourself w-your own personal tastell Chse from many Cash for'your lot! Will build Designs, Colors & Styles! your lot at our lot. loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mtg. at 91/; pct. in). with $25 mo. pymts. Total prIce _. ____ FOSSIlS Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2B. w- WILL HOLD (or demonstration. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. Used 11)1 model color TV's, all working, $99.95. 10 to choose Inset M0155 BEDROOM, _____ 8:00 AM. . 500 P.M C '. ., __ ___________ (l7 i uis,d - Lk1Ib.dM ______ I_________ --en-- REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332.7aN -- --- , , --: - i. 323 7834 '75 Dodge Coronet flrouqham, V 8 A Auto, Radio, good mpg. es running cond 51.100 or best ott,', 869 1871 - - 1970 Camero 30 (ID. headers A aluminum intake, needs some body work 5-550, ,itt&'r 6. 322 3185 or 323 4648 --______________________ AMC Gremlin 1975. 6 cyl.. I? mpg, auto, air. 33.000 ml Likp flew. 51650 0130. 322 0098, may trad' - 78 Pont Trans Am, like new. 33,000 mi only $5,888. 136 Auto Sales, ISO Hwy 436. Casselberry, 534 8399. -. __________- 70 (hCv Kiriqswood wagon, very nice, air & auto - $150 349 9 --. l6Olcts Delta 83. 2dr, 350 engine. 43,000 one owner mi, only 52,441, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 834 8399. '11 - -- - _____ at X 19. .'.c conci . AM 6.5 8 tr,'ck AC. Miracle Shield 372 2861 or .373 4215 197?CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. SHARP, .* DOOR, ALL POWER & AIR. GOOD TIRES 5495 321 0640 -'73 Pont Catalina, sharp car. PS, P13, AC, one owner 51.899. 321 0532 between S & 7 p m. ______ _______________ Great .,isleaqe, sharp, one owner '76 Vega Wagon, 4 spd. 52.199. 321 0S32 between S & 7 p.m. '.I1,PlII. i:aikl. iiSt.: IJ" 12155, FRENCH _____________________ Honw Repair TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. Is) St., 322 5747 Complete Mobile Iforne Repair 349 5259 lrpetClearng Tile floors installed NEW&REPAIR Freet, $30lll3atta S Additions 8. Remodeling Free EsI Lic &ltonded Johnny Walker Const Ltd. 32? 6457 -------- -- _____ SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lIirs 3220711 Ught Hauling Yard DebrIs, Trash, Appliances & Mist (LOCAL)3i95371 - Lawn Care GWALTNEVJEWELER 2045. Park Ave. 317.4509 Re5ponible Christian man wants lawns to mow Complete lawn service 322 0241. ess,naking Painting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323.0707 _______ Gruominga Boarding Animal Haven Grooming a Boarding Kennels. Therm,, stat controled heat, off floor boxes. We cater to your pet. 372.67$3. Creative .Surfaces.lic, specializing in repainting, ml. & ext., wallpliper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. Alter you have called the rest call the best. 862 559? _____________________________ sleeping cIsang - $345399. SANFORD ______ m.s* ______________________I - Clock Repair 4Ali - -______ MEINTZER TILE Jlew or repair, leaky showers our %peclalty. 25 yrs. E*p. $542 - Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regularor Itime basis Wedowashwindows 6775194 Spring Cleaning Time, ove, refrig., walis, woodwork, wds., floors, top to bottom. Sue 323 $461. HOOtS IJ1M'UVSIflSIW$ Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 333.431 Insured 5311399 I Man, quality operation Palfltiflg& Repair ________________________________ Trent Painting & Repair interior & Exterior Free Es?. 372355a -- Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. CaIlanytime3l9S739 Photography — - Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement plotos or color $xlO. n 575$ Tree Service Tree Service Top. Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn $31 7499 S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc.Wayne Beal. 327-1331 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT NebulldCondemned 455 S.G.BALINT 332IuS Whatevertheocc.sion,i.r,isa cIasslf10 ad to solve it. Try one soon. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321 0511 Custom built utility 1 boat trailers, truck racks & misc. repairs. To List Your Business.., 3222611 or 83..9993 115$ W.U*$T. ' - ANDY'SCARPET CLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes Free Estimates 7lhr 8300070 ___________ Calselberry, 1'J' ___________ 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg, I Rain --'i Suits; rain coats; ponchos J ARMY NAVY SURPLUS I 3)OSantordAye. 3275791 I WE BUY CARS 701 ' French CASH.VISA.MC ___________________ CailBart , - i _____ - 1977 80—Autos to,' Sale ________________________ ' motor. II' tri.hulI, $ 1 00080 or ____ - 'dSChevy PickUp New inspection slicker 5400.3270799 Cash 322.432 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. ______________________________ W buf from 3221721. ______________________ Wonder what to do with Two? ___________________________ owner. 3 bedroom, 7 bath _______________________ Sell One - The quick, easy home. Write Box 1539, Sanford ______________________________ Want-Ad way. The 55--Boats ________________________ & Acssori.s giving location, owner and number is 332.2611 or 1314993. ________________________ price No salesmen. ROBSON MARINE We buy equity in houses, ants., & 1927 Hwy. 17-92 For Estate Commercial & Reel. vacant land. Lucky Invest. Sanford, Fla, nn dential Aucflons I Appraisals. menls, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford -___________________ Call Dell's Auction, 333.1430. __________________ 3271111. ___________________ Cobla bowrIder w-tralIer. No _______________________ ___________________ N. -- Ceramic THe 323 1731 _________ , LAKE FRONT, 2 '71 Chev. i; Ion P U, w slide in camper. Stut;. sleeps I 51,695. topper avail. 2430 S. Myrtle Ave., oft 25th St. 3235857. niture Salvage 3221721. _________________________ _________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6411176 __________________________ THE 71 LeMans Pont . full power, by owner Meh perfect Neg terms, $800 104 571 2111 _______________________ 'llLeMans Pont full power, by owner Mech perfect. ?4ego terrs. $800 305 571 2111 _______________________ Dial .1 -- -. -.___ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & Central H&A heat pump, trade for VW. 322.0095. 75AVans ___________________________ ____________________________ berms., & huge kit. Low low 47AM0StgagS$ Bought __________________ _______________________ _____________ _________________ cash to mtg. $1990011 Harold & Sold 59-Misical Mor'ChIfldlSe Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. - -________-- Duel AC, only $3,250. 436 Auto __________________ Sales, lao Hwy 136, avail.! Medel Inc., Realtor 144-3012 also make Real Estate & MORE, front I rear BR's. Can't find II? Try us! Over 14 top ____________________________ Business loans. Florida GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ATTNACTIVE 1 BR.2B home In _____________________________ bland new pianos & organs in 71 ge Royal Sportsman WD ____________________ VA. PHA Financing P41*, w-w carp, eqpt. kit., FP, rebuilt I reconditioned. We $5,111, 434 Auto Sales, 160 Hwy Fl. nfl. on a beautiful land3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, oou. don't brag about our low room in your attic, garage Casselberry, 134.1399. BLE CARPORT, APPLI. scaped lanced lot. Mother.in-_______________________ prices, our customers do that. ________________ Sell idle Items with a Classifien 43-Lots-Acreage BPP SERViCE • ANCES, AIR 1 HEAT, ON AL- _____________________ Cannon Music Co., Longwood Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at 77 Chevy Sport Van, WD5,6cyI, 3 CONTRACT, yours for 161,500! MOST 2 ACRES, SUNL.AND, Village ShoppIng Center, SR — 322-2611 or 531 93, sp., 35,000 ml. only 534$, 434 131, 1 bl E of II. 339.5900. Auto Sales, MO Hwy 434, MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. ___ ____ ____ _________________ Sanford's Sales Leader ' Rig. 11*1 ITATE Broker _______________ _____________________ ______________ o4usinsu EaIp. '79 Dodge Van, 3 speed with mN.1791.Coss.tOu'ry,,l, •• ______________________ HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. ________________ overdrive floor (VI, 311), 15 DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE davenport I chair; Sflappiti' For Sale Used office eqpt. Oesk, cassette, S track, Cl radio, located Off Courtland 1 ________________ items to choose from. Nail's Ibaliowiord. $3,150. Multiple Listing Service BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 333-7559 atter TIFFANY LAMPS LIX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, _____________________ 92, So. Cl Sanford. 322S731. Somebody is looking for your Closed restaurant must liquidate __________________________ _________________ REALTORS '' leilee, Central America. This PARK CluuIf lid Ads. copper Tiffany-type hanging 1-8uildjng Motiiials Pugh land w-hills suitable for lamps. All are hand made, ____________________ FRESH PAINT, FRESH Stable government, In. with many pies, CARPETS, READY FOR OC. 323.2222 vestment insured by US - CUPANCY. ONLY 121,900. 435-0703 $314390 Agency. Will sell 50 pit. lot, for ________________ ________________ $37,550. 535.000 flildId 5.15, Dbl. motel 5,5. & Maft., i. I Ii $30 sit. Sanford Auction, 121$ planting. Ovisdo 365-3161. s. rend, rn-nm jardeq SCRUN ROOM Uacresf.ofSanford.yerms. ,OCJTT I2x30,$300. Call W. Maliczowikl, REALTOR I ___________________ 32-sos ass I m-is I • • ________________ i Carpet + pad, shag be-n 1 beige. VGcond. $341,161 REALTY 11100' LAKE FRONT LOT in J ggp go Stedls — I, 2, 3 SR. SuItes Ca11elbernyon5emifloIa5ly, 333.Ofl2aftS:30p.m. ______________ I, Goodfoninvostmo,wo,-us. Umiunm. -AdultS Family BROKER I I Poel - Laundry BUY,SELL.TRADE OrlandO Sanford 04155-1.$lery 31I.315E.FtrstS,. t-' I 317-WY I 3711640 ________________ SELLER 1973 GMC Truck PS, PB, AC. auto trans., good cond . 51.650 After 6. 322 3115 or 323 1648 umbrella. 3231323. — Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Washer repo. GE deluxe model.. Furniture Salvage, 1792, So,. Sold orig. $409.35, used short Sanford. 322-1721. time, Bal. $h89.hlor $19.35 mo. _____________________ Agent 3391316. Antiques, modern furniture, — Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, DIamonds. Bridges Antiques. MICROWAvE 3232101 _______________________ usel. tilI in warranty. Originally $649, assume pay. - 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels. 351 Cleveland, auto 8. AC. only $3,888, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry, 831 8399. 323 6593 ______________________ - -.- 2 ñR, 28, w'w, CA.H, WO, OW, pool, club house, 5cr. porch, $33,500. 3270323. -42-Mobile Homes, 2541$. French Ave. 332.Q2ji ---_____7 $353.3fl3772,m.ont _____________________ I YR. OLD DBL-WIDE- features! 2' ,ACRES PINE & PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $8900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. _______________________ . ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD RIAL'IOR LOTS MORE NEW 28R, 2 B condohomesinlovelyMayfair ACRES, PAVED ROAD. OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE new interspring bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top - Wanted: Outdoor table & ben ___ Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. SUMMER DELIGHT 2 BR, lB home In CCM on a 1g. fenced lOt,,w.your own Pool & Patiol C-H&A, ww carp., eat-in kit, OR, Fl. rm., & more! Only $40,000! 7' _________________________ Sanford ___________________________ TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new 3 BR, The Real Estate Agency 28w-conversation pit, stone f. p1. intercom, tile foyer + more Inc., Rca ItOh on ½ acre wooded lot In 245'; S French (1792) Sanford prestigious area. Just 373 5371 $91,500!! I pct. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. Lowdown payments, _____________________ _____________________________ 3 BR, 28, 2 story house $33000. $5,000 down, owner financed, 299-3397 RE. Assoc. ______________________ JUST LISTED 3 BR, 28 condo TERMS, -- '69 F ord Falcon. $350. or best otter Geod Condition 37.37815 79—Trucks-Trailers FURNITURE & THINGS 5005 Sanford Ave. 8116. ___________________ furniture, Ritrig,,.. stoves, tools. repo. 16 cu ft frost free. ________________________ Onig. $3fl now $205 orSit ma. _____________________ HIGHWAY I-I FRONTAGE, Agent 339.1316. DeBARY AREA. IS WOODED ______________________ Lk. Jessup Tuscawlila lake 72-AuctIon ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC________ front. 4 BR, 1' B "Dream KINMORI WASHER - Parts, -- -CESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS. Home." Pool, a dock on Lk. Service. Used Machines. • GIANT. Jessup & on & on I on. This MOONEY APPLIANCES home has to be seenlll 3730697 •2 DAY AUCTION $395,000. Owner will hold mtg. NawkenmoreStove — •SUN.,MAR.30,1PM Call us for all your Real Estate Self cleaningovena. Over 200 shot guns needs. Refrigerator. 3731037 t CROCKETT _________________________ Rifles & hand guns 20s rXomu New-Used-Antiques INC. ... W ereo _______________________ EALTORS SEIGLER REALTY ---------MONDAY 701 Bldg. 339-0509 GOOd used Iv's, $25 & up BROKER E.AltamonteDr. 339030$ MILLERS MONDAY MAR. 31, 7PM _______________________ 7139 S Myrtle Ave. Ph. 3220352 26l9OrlandoDr. ___________________ Maitland East, Howell Estates, Antiques & Collectibles Orlando 54f by owner. Deluxepool, lovely 4 3271517 3210640 TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig. Oak-Mahogany-Walnut BR 2 B, FR, 2 car garage, SC porch, kit appl. Many extras. $493.75 hal. $11316 or $17 ma WIcker-Glassware Agent 339 $6 ________________________ _______________________ Make your TV remote controlled 10 AM Both Sale Days Lease with or without option, Auto repair. Only. $100 mb. Hwy 436 frontage. REALTY WORLD. LOTS. $ 7500 TOTAL. GOOD Winter Springs 7 BR. high lot on cul de sac. Low cash to mtg. or MULTIPLE LISTING RI-ALTOR HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. bdrms, 1½ baths, corner lot w. trees, nice area. 521,50011 Villas'. Many add' I time. Or i ginal $593• bal. SIll or APARTMENTS 'I.AIZUry For Less" Apply kp.rson... 1 ___ _____ __ W. Garnet? White in choice neighborhood. Lg. fenced yd., all amenities. $16,500 with $11,500 down., $590.66 mu. PAl. Very low mt. Balloon note. 1971 Honda 350, -I cyl. Low ml., good cond. $350 323 8818 _______________________ " I thought you said you could read?" 9eqva L..JJ 1 ___ ____ ___ '' / •. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO _____ _______________ this lovely 3 BR, 2'; B to qualified buyers. Like new A OK TIRE 3277430 NEW TIRES519.89& UP 211) French Ave. Sanford ______ -. ?w s. -- Hwy 92. 1 mile' west of Speed way. Daytona Beach. will hold public AUTO AUCTION every S,Iturday at 8 p m It's the only one ifl Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 $311 fr further details ----------------- 68—Wanted to Buy ____________________________ _____ REALTORS ______ ___________________ 2llOSanford Ave. 322-7912 Assume 9'; pct. with $15,000 dwn. No qualifying! Hurry on Top Dollar Paid for junk A Used cars, trucks A heavy equip ment 377 5990 _____________________________ lGermanShep.pups;orsale.plo Shots. 6 wks old. $30. ea. 323. ______________________ I 24 Hrs. SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUYERSI The Evening Herald Classitied Ads offer no fancy claim s. . . Just Results! 65—Pets-Supplies ___________________________ ______ ______ _____ ' - find him listed in our Business Directory. _______________ __________________________ 4 f I one small fee. Swimming, boat REALTORS.MLS BUY JUNK CARS From$tOto$50 Call 322 1624: 322 ________________________ __________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _____________ ______ __________________________ LEISURE LIVING COUNTRY STYLE in this double wide. Large 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath with - ..........._. 77—Junk Cars Removed yr. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try this 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, din. rm., porch, gar., fireplace, 1g. treed lot, good area. PRICE REDUCED TO $57,500. Weiiiva retreat 1 acre on st. Johns River. Only $5,000 dwn. Total price unbelievable at sis000 harold hail 1 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 made-Is CiIl 339 9100 or 834 .5604 Dt-aler' AOK TIRE 32? 74$ ShOCkS 55.95-Heavy Duty $7.95 AIR SHOCKS $59.95 New Batteries $79.93 7413 French Ave.. Sanford YELLOW SAND call Clark A flirt 3237510 i Owner anxious. warranty. 537,900. _______________________ Selling. 322.2611 or $319993. __________________________ __________________________ 80—Autos for Sale __________________________ ____________ ______ Seminole County, Florida . 76—Auto Parts Lawnmowers Wesellthe bestS Service the rest. WESTERN AUTO. 301 W. 1st St. __________________________ ___________________________ _______________________ 11 - 62—Gaten MEN 4 Bdrm. 2 Bath, 2 story home in Sanford. Large rooms, cx. tenor done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing ________ ______________________ __________________________ FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL Quiet location yet close to __________________________ 323•5774 reGuIrs aei I, ___________________________________________________________ inside & top condition outside. ALTY 1(ALTOI Winter Springs - beautiful home w lenced bk yd, 1g. Sc porch, gas grill. 2 BR, but could be " Owner may hold 1. 9.3601aft 6p.m. 305-31 ________________________ 323-7932. 1.5 33511. io _______________________ _________________________ Publish March 31, 1910 'a 4 SIDE GLA'lCES by Gill Fox ____________________________________________________ -. _______________________ _________________________ MUST SELL DeBary by owner. Pool home, 2 BR, 1'.', B, lam. rm., 5cr. porch, low lOs. 66$. 5419. ---- ___________________ ___________________ _________________________ II i ' ri ' un For rent 1g. 3 BR house WITNESS my hand as the Clerk JACKIE 0. WILLIAMS and I. I 1 ________________________ before ii I . . __________________________ __________________________ either I . RATES - 4', -- - -- �S ---• . . ,..:. BLON DIE 4EvinInq Herald, Sanford, Fl. tM DAOwOO 'END, Monday, March 31,1910 by Chic Young AcRoss 43 Federal i ves. tigating body I Russian secrat 45 P.o.'ted police 47 Hithermost 5Cross.breed 5O Long tale 11 Exposed 51 Hidden (s TAKING A "j BAT04,CLYOE )\. J 12 Rattling inStrument A DOWN - by Mort Walker AAW I E BETTER GIVE ME KEYS TO THE JEEP Ala J _______ I .L S. " TITIY NO SlE AjI 0 R - ffUIN rdlE 0 IYIAIN KIE IPIRIE I Armadas 2 Former - L .. German coin 22 Make a 3 Market 26 Let fall promise Clergyman's 27 Baronet's title 23 Soldier's degree 28 Boxing ld IIhh, flCI m.JC)IYI strategy ship (ebb,.) ) 6 Sailing vessel 25 Compete 30 Shor dash 7 Hillside (Scot.) 26 Lair 33 Coop 8 Accord 34 Eagle's nest 27 Chary 9 Frozen dessert 29 Actor Sparks 35 D 10 Moms mate 37 Becoming 30 Auxiliary verb II Light wood 40 Compass 31 Word of 14 Epochs point assent 15 Pouch 41 Jumping 32 Preamble 16 Everlasting insect 36 Relax 42 Protuberance 20 Ideal Ar rato I &T ]T1 ilL A NI to 01 T F SITIY - ,_....._ Ott I Lt bAILEY 0 E Pd E R A HARDEN A RE0 IöIOTi 37 Slip the memory 38 Thoughts 10 C A ,,. ,.,. 41 Demon 42 Comes close 44 Kind of feed 48 Jacob's brother 47 Catch 48 Wander 49 Body of water 52 Cry of surprise MEMO THE BQRN LOSER ullilIIIIII an Boom Room MEN Room HEi• .uI .IIII.j IIII. by Art Sansom ON,AJPAlGTHR Hc LAP%2 E.PV P4L-K ' 1 <7 THE K)JOVJ WHAT Lr ThATMAJ... RNMEM MEMNON EMM BEN Jill NUNN mom REMRMEMBEEN OEM BERNMEM lll. REME Jill RENEE HEMNM A MUMMO THAT ZtLr' NMU I I :1 LN : ARCHIE ht, nh • Mnfn -V — (/E CULP TO "r' WE JUST LEFT fliE ZOO THEZOOPJ r' HOROSCOPE BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Tuesday. April 1, 1980 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I I,JI I vVR LIFE iG E&kY.$14 70 WCIRMY ADM. ICKW YOUR BIRTHDAY dramatic flare and exApril1, 1980 pressiveness will do much for Friends and contacts could you today in selling your ideas play a large role in your af. to others. You know how to fairs this coming year. A new kinUe enthusiasm. romance could be in the ofVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) fing, or a strengthening of Follow your instincts today in your relationship with your financial and business one and only will make things matters. Your hunches could exciting, zero you in on the cash ARIES (March 21-April 19) register. Yots'obnign not only helps LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you today, it also gives your The type of leadership you friends a shot In the arm, offer today will be very inKeep pas&ng your sunshine spirational to your friends. around. Romance, travel, You exude both strength and luck, resources, possible compassion. pivaus and career for the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) coming months are all Personal benefits can be discussed in your Astro- gained today through working Graph Letter which begins with others in a back-up with your birthday. Mall $1 Position. Give them a gentle ii uo.G M I ThP&) IMP T flJJ A WOW 10 fW'r' ~W KMAT I = `40J £4'/$Xi Z1(X) 5 I a I- I I 0 PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivan by Stoffel & Helmdahl — ...) -VVV 4 - \ _ when going after goals. Imaginative hnniies ean produce better results. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You have the ability today to help others do things they can't do for themselves. Both you and those you assist will II - - gain, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your FRANK AND ERNEST i... * AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Much can be gained today by discussing imp*tant matters with persons whose opinions you respect. Seek wise counsel. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Listen carefully to financial propositions brought t you today by persons with g track records. You may be touted on to a winner. I am sending you The Health Letter number 1-6, Other Prostate Gland, readers who want this isstx. can send 75 cents with a long, self-addressed stamped, envelope for it. Send your request to me, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. It includes in. formation on cancer of the prosta te and early detection. PU L; U La V" JA VW '?1 notrump." Oswald; "I assume that three notrump went down at the other table because your opposite number played out ace-kingof clubs." Alan: 'Not only did he do that, but he was shocked when I told him I had taken the right line of play." Oswald: "Your correc t play wasn't a sure thing by any means. It would only win if West's club holding was J x, J * x or J x x x which repre. sents a 42 percent chance. On the other hand, the play of ace, king and queen would only succeed when clubs broke 3.3 and was just a 36 and one-half percent chance. Forty-two percent is a lot better than 36 and one-half percent. Alan: 'II North held ace- By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Oswald: "The late John Crawford once remarked that It was Possible to tell a good player from a really good player by watching him make just one nlay." Alan: "When I played this hand in the match to determine first in a Swiss team, I led a club toward dummy and small of clubs and South K Q 10 x x then both of us would have plaYed ace-king and queen of clubs since in this situation you win against all 3.3 breaks and any time the jack is doubleton In either hand. This mak es a total chance of SUCC(?SS 60 percent." (NEWSI'Al'ER ENTERPRISE ASSN) (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at Bridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. V. tooi.; by Leonard Starr I'M ECOLOGY ISN'T YR;,E:Z!D APIO I, '' Rirt ... - .: TUMBLEWEEDS ' - by T. K. Ryai THERE HEIS— L.O1A I.tJCf—'fl4AT HEN -HIGH HUNK OF HAUGHTINESS. HE IS lOONIES by Craig L.g mmmq AU "Iteelle ' I RATHER STUFFY. I lut D0sI' wom'... I fl - ZEI I de 4 .. V •w&. I - -..,, ' a • — s.-- - 'k ñ: ---'a . f jL t.. - - h.. W k .- - -9__r 3 finessed the ten. This gave me vbu "Nor 'rLI.M _- it live club tricks and three ANNIE _____________________ rk.. It's important that such an examination be done in every man past age 40 at least once a year. Those cases which are de tected very early have the best chance for treatment, WIN AT BRIDGE your highest Ideals today and you'll find the type of victories you've been hoping for. Have faith in your standards. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't lock yourself into traditional procedures today ... they'll appreciate your thoughtfulness. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This Is a good day to discuss with your mate a sensitive matter you've been avoiding, A frank exchange serves to strengthen the bonds, the early detection of cancer of the prostate is by feeling the pros tate. The doctor feels the little lump that's developed. This has to be done by means of a rectal examination. badly needed about men's cancers. The cure rate of These always have to be cancer of the prosta te in IflCfl evaluated over a period of at Walter Reed Army time in enough people to find Hospital is ) percent and only out how often they're positive 5 percent in the civilian in people who are perfectly population. That marked normal and how often they difference is because the are negative in people who army personnel got regular have ca ncer. In any case, it examinations after age 40 and cer tainly is a step in the right the civilian men did not. A direction and looks prostate eaxmination at least promising. once a year after age 40 can At this time the most be life saving. SAGITARflJS (Nov. 23- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Puttering around the house doing things for yourself and your family will prove to be quite enjoyable today. It's even more immrtnnt thnt commonly used test used for There are a lot of blood tests either developed or in the stage of being developed tha t are used for the early detection of cancer. Many cancers cause chemical changes in the body. As these tests are refined, it will probably add a whole new dimension to the early diagnosis and treatment of cancers that are too small to be felt or detected by physical Most people do not realize ha examina tion, t t cancer of the prosta te is the third most common cause There are some new blood cer deaths in men. A of can tests in the developmental ,,.. Dec. 21) Work In accord with date. BUGS BUNNY be found in some other disorders in which there's active destruction of bone tissue. So it's not a specific push if necessary. for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth / whether i cancer 01 me prosta te has spread. This is simply a chemical rea ction that resul ts from the action of the spread cancer. It can also and testing stage for detecting cancer of the prosta te, too. INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISIE ASSN I Ile t)t*4 W kind ofa pap test for men for their prosta te ca lled the acid phosphotase test. So I told my husba nd when he went to see the doctor to ask to have that test done. The doctor said he would be glad to request it and it was a blood test. They simply drew blood from the arm. This puzzles me. How you can check for the prostate without doing something more direct to it. - I MI) JP YOU DEAR DR. LAMB— I had heard that there was some DEAR READER— The acid phosphotase test is often helpful in determining I 'OR WURM.1C 1 TV I — - Helps Spot Cancer ,. W —O e ' 19 Strained 21 Eggs 24 Fuel 25 Undershirt up I e ORNATE U01 A I .! T $ "'u' 18 Befuddled 4' $S $ E Lee 17 Informed Purfle r _• Oh T!I' !W1L I Pd E I DI qA C.im 15 Horses gear ious - 52 Rabbits 53 Songstr,ss l3 Bard's river 14 Fled --- Answer to Prev n 4.44-I- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, March 31, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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