21 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2ec205ce15da6db22f2f1a9b1be0043f.pdf ccc7f335c51af9dc590607f3ebd70055 PDF Text Text �������� 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 24, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 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/3b17fa0651b83cb9f71419cc9acdf6d2.pdf f453081e4de257804a3a7484a3b9b6af PDF Text Text 00 SUNDAY EDI~ N 4-;- 72nd Year, No. 171—Sunday, March 9,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481'2$0)—Prjce 35 Cents r 111111111 J e n o or Entrepreneur Has Vision For Sanford's Downtown By DONNA ESTES Sanford which received nationwide a Herald Staff Writer tention recently when it was featured o Sanford and Duluth, Minn, industrialist a national television program. and entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci has a converting the old hospital buildin, vision for the revitalization of downtown when the new one is constructed to Sanford, the same vision he has had for mod ern nursing home, the past 10 years or more, but with some construction of a senior citizet modifications, center for meetings, gatherings ant Federal money through the U.S. activities. Construction of senior citlzet Economic Development Administration recreation facilities expanding thosi (FDA) is available to accomplish the activities already present. revitalization and he would like to help obtain that federal money and see his gearedconstruction of shopping math to small exclusive shops an vision become a reality, senior citizen craft centers. An offer he made Tuesday to the city of creation of a mini-bus service In the Sanford to and Lake Mary to assist In gaining federal funding was quickly downtown area to provide services to the zoo and other nearby locations especially snapped up by officials of both in light of the plans for the new hospital In municipalities. Since then he has set up a the city. Paulucci said he discussed this meeting with the EDA in Washington. possibility with County Commission While Lake Mary and Sanford officials Chairman Bill Kirchhoff a year ago. are looking toward federal money for "There are federal funds through the funding of sewer installations, Paulucci U.S. Department of Transportation is seeing a revitalized downtown, available for the proper program and perhaps geared toward senior citizen this definitely should be considered," he activities, perhaps several square blocks said. dedicated toward that end. At the same An overall plan prepared by time he is willing to help with gaining the professionals needs to be prepared and federal funding for sewers as well, federal money is available for such "Problems with the downtown area are planning, Paulucci said. "There Is not peculiar to Sanford," he said, money from the U.S. Department of stressing what Is needed most in Sanford Housing and Urban Development, the is a "meeting of the minds to work Economic Development Administration together and create miracles." and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. '"I don't believe shutting off a street or Paulucci said some persons are op. changing parking is the answer," he posed to federal grants, thinking they are ild, adding the success of a downtown handouts. "That's a good approach if you 'jrject must begin with bringing in- can afford it. But some city is going to get creased traffic into the downtown. "Yet that grant money and whether we get It I'm not an advocate 'of uncontrolled In this area bP nt' tfle I'atê and growth. Sanford is really a beautiful city bureaucratic mess in Washington will go and I wouldn't went to see that changed," on as usual," he said. "And taxes will hi said. The plan for downtown stay the same," revitalization is currently in limbo while He said the enormous talents of senior some disagreements among property citizens should be developed and used. owners are worked out. He has been involved in the Central Ideas for the downtown roll off Florida area for the past 35 to 40 years, Paulucci's tongue almost as quickly as beginning in the 19403 when he started they come to mind. His vision for parlaying the growing of bean sprouts for downtown includes: his Chinese food corporation into a ena multi-aturied conference center on terprise which he later sold for more than a square block of land at First Street $60 million. from Palmetto to Commercial. That "I'm not a carpetbagger," he said, block was recently cleared after fire nlng he worked on the Port of Sanford, razed the structures there, acquisition of the old Sanford Naval Air a master plan for the downtown area Station by the city for $1 and the city's to provide a "senior citizens capital of first Industrial development authority. the world" concept In line with the "And I am interested In Sanford and success of the Golden Age Olympics in Seminole County." OLD TIMEY LOW PRICES ON THREE NEW GROUPS! NAME BRAND 1' u.w wWUu. U S - FREIGHT SALES .. - brings you a great choice of deluxe Colonial living rooms featuring lush quilting UUUUIWU Early American Pieces For Your Home! Hero's your opportunity to own this luxurious living room group. Expertly tailored in durable ANTRON NYLON with deep quilting that highlights the exquisite floral pattern. Extra thick, reversible balloon cushions for real comforit Heavy wood trim on wings and arms. 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CLOSED SUNDAY £ £ I £ S ½M1. of. efHwy.sss I S i Photo by Jo D•Sintj Seminole High's Reggie Butler hoped to 1w as high Section 2 ga me against %Vestuiteach Pti Il Twiti Saturday night as he was in the opening tipoff of Lakes. A victory over Twin Lakes would vault the Tuesday's 6H42 win against the Ft. Pierce Cobras. Seminoles into the final four of the state tourThe win over Ft. Pierce gave the Tribe the Region tiament next week in Lakeland. Sec Herald Sports Championship that moved them into Saturday's Editor Joe 1)eSantis' story on page 18. , TOWARDS LAKELAND Bus contract To Be Auctioned f • Although contracts with Trailways bus included The Sanford Yellow Cab company and Western Union will go on Company, was sold to Thomas on June the auction block March 31, an attorney 30, 1976, for about $35,000 Foster said. involved does not think service will be From June 18 onward, Thomas affected at the Sanford bus station at 201 stopped paying his mortgage to - ! .._ S. Park Ave. .-.... Elbadramany, who sued to recover the In fact, the bus station-telegraph office $15,000 he still is owed. probably will just return to the hands of Foster said his client anticipates he Its former owner, said James Foster, will buy back the contract, and continue attorney for Fadel Elbadramany, who operating the business as the only way to sold the contracts in 16. make up for the loss. He said, however, The e was ordered by the Circuit that Elbadramany would be glad to Court after Norbert Lowell Thomas Jr speak o persons interested purchasing and Carolan Mae Thomas stopped paying it from him after the court ordered sale. Elbadramany money they had promised Since purchasing the business, Thomas for the business, sold his fleet of cabs and dropped his city The business, which at that time also taxi permits, Foster said - - a - - , . ' - 4 V's Jew t 'T - '" . ,,,,. •-' t. ,..: F.. IN LAKE MARY _- S 1. Eli IA I T . I.ACCIDEN - .'. .4 .-..' . $sall Pls by Torn Vincent Rescue perssuael work fevirishly to save the life motorcycle turned In front of the car. After the of David DeCta of Losgwo.d, following $ car- vehicles hit, the car, by Howard W. Kee Jr. motorcycle accident on Lake Emma Road In Lake of Orlando, continueddriven traveling north on the edge Mary at abot 1 p.m. Friday. Decosta, uldver of of the road until It ovcrtiu'iivd. Kee buffered iso the motorcycle, died later at Florida Hospital- Injuries. The accident Is under investigation. South. A Highway Patrol report indicates the I I vmffi l7r, T 111111111 ir vollplimm �Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W zi '. V1.14 l/ia'f. Iy Tiz- \ :i -'_; - S 0 Carter, S \" '/ - In Picks 4' - f..8 I,.I ' ....2 (' . . - t p. -. - - - .-' - :-, -Th. dgjLy 'r J'' i. -. - . i: _____ ____________ ________________ . .:IL.d _-~- . I 10 v'. . f . , '\ . -.' ', ,- ;II r • .Jimmy Carter should find Florida's political waters to his liking in Tuesday's Democratic delegates and 6 at large. primary. Democrats will choose 100 convention GOP primary. The ballot Tuesday wi ll be the longest in the eight-year history of presidential preference primary elections in Seminole County, according to Elections Supervisor Camill a Bruce. The unusual length of the ballot was caused, she said, by the large number of political party precinct contests this year. Demo crats will choose their favorite from among the following: Edmund G. Brown Jr., Jimmy Carter, Richard B. Kay, Edward M. Kennedy and no preference. Delegates to the - hational convention in New York City next summer will be Jdged to vote for presidential candidates according to the thoices made in the election. Seminole members of the GOP meanwhile will choose from among the following: John B. Anderson, Howard H. Baker Jr., Gorge Bush, John B. Connally, Phil Crane, Robert Dole, njamin Fernandez, Ronald Reagan and Harold E. Stassen. Florida delegates to the Republican convention to be held in (Z,!,-.,', Candidates Hope working for him. "This make's the 11th hard to figure," To Dish-Up -,-- Surprises United Press International borhood of $1 million in quest of Floridians' margin. With a little luck we could get 51 perennial candidate Harold Stassen have Florida voters who like suspense in their favor. delegates." made no moves toward the state. Neither has politics should be Republicans this year. An unknown factor is Illinois congressman Reagan has been helped by a strong Califonla lawyer Benjamin Fernandez. Tuesday's presidential primary will offer a John Anderson, who hasn't spent a dollar or statewide organization left over from 1976 Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker withdrew last GOP race deemed so "volatile" it may upset shown his face in the state. His unpr ed ict ed but key defections to Connally in Duval County week, but remains on the ballot. the best predictions. strong showing in Massachusetts and Vermont Jacksonville worry Thomas there, he said. Democrats wili choose among four canDemocrats, on the other hand, will vote In a last week is seen, at very least, as an in. Of the Bush campaign, Schuelte said: didates— but California Gov. Edmund Brown campaign most participants agree has only dication of the volatility of the GOP race. "We're hoping to show strength in the South, bypassed Florida and Ohio lawyer Richard B. one major question - by how much will Bush's Florida manager, Bill Schuelte, that we're a national campaign. We don't have Kay got on the ballot and hasn't been heard President Carter beat Sen. Edward M. Ken. dismissed Anderson as "a regional candidate" to finish first." But if Reagan gets all the from since. nedy? whose Massachusetts and Vermont strength delegates, "that wouldn't be a very good Carter's campaign is confident - but Nine candidates will confront Republican came from independents and renegade second place for us," he said. refuses to predict the results. voters. But one who isn't there overshadowed Democrats. He said Ford's shot at the Connally is pinning his hopes on this the race in its last week - former President nomination "is only in the convention.' weekend's South Carolina primany, according "It's no use for me to speculate on what Gerald Ford, whose entry into the race But he hedged: "I could be wrong." to Florida aide Mike Myers. "This thing Is so we're going to get," said campaign director became more of a likelihood last week. "The situation is so volatile I can't believe volatile I'd be reluctant to predict what we'd Jay Hakes. "We expect to win, but by what The GOP contest is one in which Ronald it," said Sally Fairchild, a spokeswoman for be satisfied with In Florida until after South percentage I couldn't guess." Reagan Is given a chance of sweeping all 51 the tiny campaign of Phil Crane, who she said Carolina," he said. Carter has the support of all 12 Democratic delegates to the national convention in is pinning his last-ditch hopes on the unFlorida GOP Chairman Bill Taylor says If congressmen, Gov. Bob Graham and every Detroit; in which George Bush wants to regain predictable mood of Republicans. Connally does poorly Tuesday, "he can cancel Cabinet member except Comptroller Gerald the momentum he lost in New Hampshire and "It's very close between Reagan and Bush," his reservations in Detroit. He won't be Lewis, who backed Kennedy. Most of the prove his candidacy has national scope; in said Reagan campaign director Herb Harmon. needing them." state's mayors went with the president which key observors believe John Connally Added the former California governor's state Of the other Republicans on the ballot, only drawn, charge Kennedy aides, by a reported may make his last stand. chairman, LIE. "Tommy" Thomas: "I think Crane has mounted a Florida campaign. Like $80 million In federal grants pumped into the Together, the three have spent in the neigh- we'll carry the state. I think it'll be a good Anderson, Kansas Sen. Robert Dole and state recently. ~7V4 No. - I-. - -S. Several controversial local issues will be on the ballot throughout the state. Putnam County residents will be asked Buy Direct From Distributor & Save Lwhether they are opposed to printed material PREVENT Mchof Mmes 1 Oviedo Annex Question BIRTH DEFECTS 1 I r'sssv The polling places in the 67 precincts in Seminole County in Tuesday's presidential preference primary are as follows: Precincts: 1 - Church of God,103W. 22nd St., Sanford; 2 - Wilson School. S.R. 131, Paol.; 3 - Midway School Auditorium, Jitway Avenue, Seminole county; 4 - Altamonte Springs City Hall, Plewburyport Ave., Altamonte Springs; S - Oviedo Women's Club, King Street (between High School and Methodist Church), Oviedo; 6 Community House, First Street. Geneva; 7 - community House, Avenue E and 71h Street,Chuluota; 7.A -Community House, Avenue E and if h Street, Chuiuota; I - Slovak Gardens Community House, 2716 Howell Branch Road, Casselberry; 9 - Forest City Baptist Church Educational Building, West Lake Brantley Road, Forest City; 10 Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 121W. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary; 11 North Lake Apartments Clubhouse, 212 Sharon Drive, Altamonte Springs. 12— Spring Lake Elementary School, Orange Avenue (go west off 436 or go east off 431), Forest City; 13— Winter Springs F Ire Station, 102 North Moss Road, Winter Springs; 14 - Church of God, flO E. Wild. mere Ave., Longwood; IS - Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard, Sanford; 16— Lakeview Christian Church, 1400 Bear Lake Rood, Apopka; 17 - Council Chambers, Casselberry City Hall, 93 Lake Triplett Drive, Casselberry; If -Sonora Clubhouse, East off Sanford Avenue on Sanora Boulevard, Sanford; 19— Seminole High School, Georgia Avenue, Sanford; 20— Idyllwilde Elementary School, Vihlen Road, Sanford; 21 - Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Ave., Sanford; 22 - Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard, Sanford. 23— Prairie Lake Baptist Church, 113 Ridge Road, Fern Park; 21 Seventh Day Adventist Church. South of 434 on Moss Road, Winter Springs; 25— Altamonte Springs Civic Center. $03 Magnolia Ave., (off Longwood Avenue), Altamonte Springs, 26— Lake Mary F Ire House, SE Comer of Wilbur Avenue and First Street, Lake Mary; 27 Seminole County School Board Office, Intersection of Mellonville Avenue and Celery Avenue, Sanford; 2$ - Seminole County Teacher Federal Credit Union, 2410 Laurel Ave., at 25th Street, Sanford; 29 Portable, Sanford Middle School, NW Corner of French Avenue and loth Street, Sanford; 30 - Holiday Inn (formerly Sanford Inn) SE off SR 16$ I-I, Service Road, Sanford; 31 - English Es3ates School, Ox. ford Road, Fern Park; 32— Portable. Adjacent to South side of Mayfair Country Club, West 46A, Sanford; 33— Longwood City Hall, Corner of Warren Street and Wilma Street. Longwood 34 - Altamonte Springs Elementary School, 300 Pineview Drive off Palm Spring s Drive, Altamonte Springs; 33— Sp ring Oaks Community Clubhouse. 500 Spring Oaks Boulevard, Altamonte Springs: 36 - St. Mary Magdalen Church, 100 Spring Lake Road, Altamonte Springs; 37 - Sanora Clubhouse, East off Sanford Avenue on Sanora Boulevard, Sanford; 3$ - South Seminole Middle School, East side of Queens Mirror Lake turn South off Winter Park Drive. Casselberry; 39 English Estates School, Oxford Rood, Fern Park; 40 - Elks Club, ns 1 \ .4UO.J . ) ' m) y '\ L Jc:f.L$IOt4 D.D ,egislature and the Florida Bar Association, which point out the Supreme Court of Florida S. ~411 f- now overburdened by its caseload, .Is However, organizations which champion civil :irlghts and liberties believe it will prevent ome people from having their full day In CANNON MUSIC Co. .court, I c.hhretkt the GRAND OPENING of our store in - ; Lou oad : - sv..Ilsrs kayo with me to the IRS? Free? I should have come here last yoar' on current '' ..d.I - hay. bee. considorks, • piono - or orgon prck.s. ____________ - -' I 5- • Now is duo hail - I • - aI 1II - - - - - - CONN ORGAN CAPER *2$2 IØs.A.sik...th. a—'. — — _______ •) s-II.,r Chard isav 1)1 IT. puts - I hbai IstIhI*1" 41 -- _____ d) S ks,+.saà We're allows. And if the IRS calls you In, we'll go with you, free. Not as a legal representative but to explain how your taxes were prepared. -- _ HALUT DAVIS SPINET PIANO ______ ______ 06 b) tIp, kd... vessue i) Capper w.ssd bass *1mg, d) usia, dmlka, Nd w-y •) ii i 39500 1 ,09 1.-sU nIIl.nsd UpaIlPlow..fr.m ........... $595 ______ - 500 r N. 1451.11 0 14&R BI.00K ___ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS Cs.ws /' -- (USPS 41121$) pjer to $595 -Now_ - l lt ..i, ;eJ' . SL - ' e..,;; -, .. -..J - 6 T .,.. b.ms P,ksd Is siN mawll co, Longwood Village Shopping Center LU. 4$ Oils MKI Uit 14 Phon• 339.5900 ALSO STOfl$ *1 CUA*WATN, SARASOTA, MADfNTON, ORLANDO, JACKSONVILLI, ST. PITEISIURO - it - - - - ..' . - - - 2 .me. NNON music OPENS a.m..S P.M. Weekdaysg 53 Sat. a Suss. OPEN TODAY APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTOWL ORANGE cury, DERARY -- AND OVIEDO - Console Or,sNs Nasvlsam Cinema llamas By —b) !:: bmdi, d.Ilveey — .............. $1495 . : (JL - b) MuM bias I hums .." .W. ------ MIII AR! IUMI IAAMPLII s)1!r,'W..dVssss, Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month, 13.9!; 6 Months. $22.10; . —.. - . 1 alled because at times judges must travel a ;:'circuit," from one county courtroom to 04: o4nnother. Seminole and Brevard counties make up the ;: 18th Circuit. Above the circuit courts are the district ; vourts of appeal. The state Is divided into five dlstrlcts, each with seve n judges. cases may be brought ; Appeals of circuit ore panels of three of the seven Judges, two ,~7 whom must concur on a decision. But some circuit court appeals can sidestep the middle level and go straight to the :upreme Court of Florida, a body of seven kI 3ustices sitting at the top of the court system. Under the present state constitution, the I ipreme Court must hear the following kinds cases: Appeals of all death penalty cases, * I 4 Appeals of both circuit and district court ings upholding or invalidating a state l tatute, speaking to the validity of a federal tute or treaty, or dealing with an article of state or federal constitutions. Li'- •Appeals of any district court case which ects a class of state officials, conflicts with district court rulings or deals with a tion of great public importance. (urrent law also allows the state legislature kuthorize the court to hear cases in three areas: Review final judgments In bond validation or'certificate of mdebtness actions, Revlew final judgments Imposing life sentences, not Just sentences of death, Dlrectly review the legality of adiniatrative actions, The high court also has the power to "reach if 4wn" and take an unfinished case If the iaIon would be appealed to It as soon as It wps complete. 'z •ic nmendrilprit Passe", the Supreme :: --- hsveetryl If you Year, $13.00, By Mail: Week. $1.11; Mouth, 14.71; 6 Mnths $21.11; _______________________________________ Year, $12.11. I..I'j.s = - jolnedusinduls celebration by offering us attractive discounts Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford Florida 32111 J : or when a civil action deals with more than :: $2,500 in damages, are the circuit courts. The state is divided into 20 "circuits," so- M.u,v of Sunday, March 5, 1510—Vol. 72, P40. 171 'z -S . - newest "Block goes . Currently, Florida has a three-level state ourt system. At the bottom, picking up cases -!rom the county courts when a crime goes ieyond misdemeanor and becomes a felony, : .......................3000 I MM I P' r.--i — LONG WOOD SANFORD -I Y eide whether the kinds of cases which can käetomatically be brought before the state's highest court should be tightly limited, when çthey vote on Constitutional Amendment No. 2 on Tuesday's ballot, 3232300 549W, LAICE'MARY BLVD. 323-230j4. - - - -- . I a ._ -- , - - %It \I)lI \ I risque language." Anti-pornography activists say a "yes" vote will set community standards in compliance with recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and clear the way for a pornography crackdown. /'-' 97±l37 6-Pr. Pack Knee Highs Miami Beach voters will be asked in a nonbinding "be auty contest" referendum how tIle)' feel about a proposed $1 billion redeveloinent project to turn the city's South Sheer stretch nylon knee highs with nude heel, fit 82' 11 ',,t', Beach section into a Venice-like complex of canals, hotels and high rise apartments. Hillsborough County votes on whether to impose a one-cent local gasoline tax to raise money for road maintenance and repairs. Leon Count)' voters consider a one-cent "tourist tax" on motel and hotel rooms to raise money for tourism promotion. ______ ' I 01 + By UAVIDM. RAZLER DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE - . 5II \I)%tl %I 10K liii- %%1i Is i)1I I _______________ ,s(;,Isi tIll- .- %tl 1)%tl W Herald Staff Writer 4' F. 'Florida residents will be given a chance to i Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of a. -1 homas Albert Radloff or Toni' Rossi. 36; .Ioice J. Dorfman or Ir Monday th ru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment • - • • The first aiiienihuit'nt ,rorses a hormiestead '.\erupt rn 1 $25,(Xin friimi I)r(';'rty taxes to provide proport taxr('hr('t l'tit' t'xeiiiption will apply to flit' asscssrii"nt rolls for the 19811 sear and thereafter. 'Fire second ;irricndiiit'nt proposes it change Ii tiritif the jurisdiction of tl' Supreme Court, 1 Voters May Slice Supreme Court Load 922 FAIVIILY DENTISTRY Published Daily and Sunday, eitet Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc., 311 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 32711. -,- w `i111111 , I. ._ 4111111 The amendment is backed by both the Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod; 41 -Milwee Middle School, Highway 127, Longwood; 42— First Assembly of God Church, 304W. 27th Street, Sanford; 43 - Eastbrook Pool Association Clubhouse, off Eastbrcok Boulevard, Seminole County; 44 - Son Jose Apartments Recreation Room, off 436 on Winter Woods Boulevard, Seminole County. 45 - Portable, Semoran Skateway, 1109 East Semoran Boulevard, P -1 at - n_ia2 . nus fl,.s a_.._... a ._.._ -. ,..n.,uv,, V. - - aU1110 nulls t.tn. t.lun Fr n.vlr aw1u.. ..onn fly North Street and South of 434, Altamonte Springs; 47 - Rollng Hills Moravian Church, Sanlando Springs Drive, Highway 434, Longwood; 41 -Holiday Inn, West side oIl 4 lust South of 436. Altamonte Springs; 49 - St. Richards Episcopal Church, SiSI Lake Howell Road, Seminole County; SO - Winter Springs Fire Station No. 2, $31 Northern Way, Winter Springs; Si— St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Rt. 434, West of 1.4, Longwood; 33— St. Augustine Church, 3 Sunset Drive, Casselberry; 53 -Longwood Community Building. Corner of Wilma and Church Street, Longwood; Si - First Baptist Church of Sweetwater. 1621 WekIva Springs Road,Longwood; 33 — Lutheran Haven Fellowsh ip Hall, High. way 426, South of Oviedo, Oviedo. 34.-.Sterling Park Homeowners AustIon Pool House, Dew Drop Lane (off Eagle Circle In Sterling Park), Seminole County; 37 - Lake Kathryn Estates Clubhouse 9M Mango Drive, Cassilberry; SI - South Seminole VFW Post $207, SR. 427 North 01 Longwood Hills Road, Seminole County: $9 - First Federal - Building, SE Corner of Palm Springs Drive and Hwy 436. Attamonte Springs; 60 - Sabal Palms Country Club, Highway 434, Longwood; 61— Forest Lake Elementary, $01 Sand Lake Road, Forest City; 63—Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Bay Ave., Sanford 63— Melede Skating Rink, 2700W. 25th St., (corner of Airport Boulevard and 25th Street). Sanford; 64— Altamonte Springs Elementary School, 300 Pinev iew Drive off Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte S prings; 6$— Seminole County South Library, 527 Highway 17-fl, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry; 33 - Fair Lanes Indian Hills Bowling Center, 115 Wilshire Drive, Fern Park. Ewnhig Hendd or lAflS M Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to modify the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. IrnuTtDs, THE pususNsa Oviedo voters Tuesday will decide whether 41 acres owned by the Winter Springs Development Corp., southwest of the current city limits, should be annexed. City Attorney Bill Colbert said he recommended the city place the matter on the ballot for ratification of the voters because it is required by state law as he Interprets the law. None of the other cities In the county has annexed by election In some years. The other cities annex property on petition of the property owners by ordinance. Colbert said the property owner has petitioned for annexatlon and the Oviedo City Council has adopted an ordinance of annexation subject to the referendum. time the armienimirents to IN, State ('ofttitUtl('fl No, 2 Constitutional Amendment Article V, Section 3 - Where To Vote u All tile voters of Seminole count% ma% %ote fi,r or aizainst Theo Melvin, 15; Florence Gilmartin or Emma Jean Villiains, 21; 'l'roy J. Piland or Francis C. Zazinski. 24; - Jackson or Mary Ellen Boise. 21; Barbara Kelly Kirby or Maria I'. Perez, 27; Frances M. Cobb or Myrtle C. Gradick. 2I; C. F. ('line or Marvin Meltzer. 31; Kay Cline or Rhoda Meltzer. :31: Christopher K. F'ogal or M. lrov Luke. 34: Dan Dorfman or or television programs containing - 'nude or partially nude figures and objectionable or "mption on property taxes for schools nbw $5,000 for most people and $10,000 for the elderly and disabled - to $25,000. The I exemption would stay at $5,000 and $10,000 for property taxes going to city and county ; 49vernment operations. homeowner must have lived in Florida for five years to qualify for the higher exemption, The homestead exemption increase was proposed during the 1979 regular session during a full-fledged fight over tax relief, Gov. Bob Graham has endorsed the proposal, but has been unable to do much campaigning for It. s ______ Democrats only in the precincts listed will select their representatives on the Seminole Democratic Executive Committee as follows: Robert Green or Robert J. McCarth , precinct 8; Rilliani T. Dunn or Elmer If. Sevor, 9; Barbara !ger or Peggy Ilattawav, 11: Harvey Coulter or Joseph Nloppenberg, 12; Mary F. Dory, or Ernestine I.. Forward or J oan Kneski Kioppenborg, 12; Tom A. l3inford or John B. •L.. Winningliarir, 16. Propoinj amendments to the State C oust tutor to provide a homestead exemption of S25.000 from certain ad valorem school miiage levies. Providing authorization for ad vaioreni tax relief for permanmormI resident renters, and providing that the S25,000 exemption from certain ad valurem school milage levies shah take effect upon apimrovai bV the voters and apply to the taxes levied on the assessment rolls for the year 1980 and each year thereafter Amendment No. 1 would save the average $160 a year by increasing the homstead "4nily 10 , CLOSED lt'sA OPEN It' An Out Door Comfortable SCREEN PATIO Weather Sealed Room ' Booth. 13; Betty Kluppenborg, 12; Tom A. Binford or John B. Rod Cable or Phillip Pagano. 14, John A. Lat.iison.lr. or James 40i Wa'ather,ifl s ''Isly rst.ilI,tl ' ,' strq SrCt'flt't aras in trio con,iit'niI C r,.i-n rr,l mikii it a year uliind room tor ph',lci,rt' ir'1 ,ucr('j?on _* for real indoor -outdoor l iving III- Detroit next summer will vote for their party 's presidential cantlidates accor(fing to the voters' selection' s. 4-publicans only Ili the precirict., listed %%ill select frium ffic following Shirle A Ih'nkh' or Run Kirchinan. precinct 2. .Jacqui Borriis es c Evelyn S Ilodell, 3: i1i I-' Rl;u'k r Steven U. Ih'viest'. 12 and Fern Brennan or Barbara F' Proposal Offers Property Tax Relief ' I V ,1 JIr '.I V ,11 = 'I 1I r%~ = I ______ %% hile tile riglit portion of the ballot is reserved to mireinbers of the (*01. i'.s I liii- 55 —, preparM for the elections to ac. four ract-, for posLi on tile Seminole commodate not only the voters' ('ount Republican Executive Coin , preference in presidential candidates of inittee, 111K liii NOW! Live in au-year comfort with * Oril I)t'mnocrats (,,in vote in the lh'mour;itic party portion of the ballot Article VII, Section 6 1119AII I VINYL PORCH ENCLOSURE The county's registered voters are Split in this fashion: :12.343 Democrats: 22.291 B'publicans and 4.lSt in splinter parties. No. I Constitutional Amendments ___ Reagan after the Florida prmary," Anderson said. I1111 k1 Sixty percent i 35,275) of Seminole the two major parties, but also two state County's 58,793 registered voters will go constitutional alllt'fldmunts, an an. to the polls Tuesday to select their flexation question UI Oviedo. a new choices on a variety of issues, predicts charter in Altamonte Springs: 32 ('OIl• Elections Suierisor Camilla Bruce. tests for ptts on the Seminole County A total of 33 different ballots have been Democrat ... Executive ('ttIiiiiiItti,' and Amendments The ~* linda Bridg es Ra(jloff, .1t; Ilo;iruI If }hirrn r ( Lir Westerfit'Id, 17; Roger Ii;ir:dht'r 'Jr RRharti R Nt'nholti, 45; Irene I)eak llandlx'rg or Carol l.vnn Saltt itk, 45, Ilovtt' A Coleman or Rob friend, 47; (iu.'rvl I. (r;lgi' uf Sehi;a U William, 50; Gene Grooms (ir l.eorl If Thompson, 51~ Alit v G rooms or Janice M Ihonpon. 51 : Rem tr. Neuman r I 'h his Sht'pp'ird 52; Michat'I I .ake or Walter A Radloff. 59. John ( l)iPit'rro or William Ii W,ri- k .ft , 6l). luh,it'l I aph or Huseh1 ll. ('ulk'n Jr. or Rirnahci I 'at h. ti3 and t.ath .1 ( 'apk 'r M ra l-:'ri-rf1, ti County Elections Head Predicts 6O% Turnout For Primary - may _________ ________'. respective parties in Tuesday's presidential preference .., -'c% Ballot Lists 5 Demo, 9 GOP Presidential Candidates By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff writer Democr ats and Republicans of Seminole Counts- will select their choices for the presidential standard bearers of their Primary delegates Tuesday, 68 of them by Mrs. Cassady added. 'Reagan carried Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan will congressional district. Palm Beach County at our mini conbe the winners in Florida's prirnary,the Any of the four Democrats on the ballot ventlon, SO I figure if Bush wins In the party chiefs in the state's 15 - Carter, Sen. Edward Kennedy of 11th, it'll be a squeaker." congressional districts predict this Massachusetts, California Gov. Edmund From St. Petersburg, Carolyn F. weekend before the voting. Brown or Ohio lawyer Richard B. Kay - Kiefer reported, "It's between Reagan "It's not a question of whether will be awarded a delegate in any district and Bush, but it's hard to say who win in ç I'resident Carter will win, but how much where he can cadge 15 percent of the Pinellas County. he'll win by," says Hazel Evans, St. vote. "Crane may come in third, but it will Petersburg, Democratic chairman of the In the Republican primary, the district be close with Connally," Mrs. Kiefer 6th congressional district, party chiefs believe the race is for second added. "Both have active organizations Fach of the 15 Republican p.Irt% chiefs place and any campaign propaganda here" polled by United Press International fodder that will provide. Despite his New dare A. Barnard of Land O'Lakes picked Reagan to top the voting in their England victories, Illinois Congressman predicts a Reagan victory in her 5th respective districts. But three reported John Anderson has virtually ignored district, "but It's going to be close with the outcome could be close in their areas. Florida, as have Sen. Howard Baker of connally. He 81 .. has a lot of hard workers in . . 4., I. Former U.N. Ambassador George Bush Tennessee, whose name still is on . 'I West Pasco County where most of the :. .• . . is pushing hard in districts 6 ballot despite his Wednesday withvote Is t' a.(St.Petersburgt and 11 i Palm Beach drawal, and Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas. . . .., In Broward's 12th, district head Count)) Former Texas Go John Perennial candidate Harold Stassen and Connally has mounted a stiff challenge in Latin hopeful Benjamin Fernandez are in Ernette Harding said "Connally and Bush are running neck-and-neck for Central Florida's sprawling 5th district. the also-ran category. •. .' -. fi: has second place. There seem to be more "My educated hunch is Reagan, Bush Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois . e.- -• people working for Connally, however." '.,-,:. '-. .— and Connally in that order," said L. generated some support in Florida, but ( ". . I. James Cherry, GOP district chief in the the challenge to Reagan comes from Glenn Anderson of Winter Haven, GOP ... " 21-county north Florida 2nd. "Because Bush and Connally, the district GOP :. . e de in the central Florida 8th, said he .I $ " .,L.', 'N. ! , . . there is such a big field of solid can. heads agree. ^ "~- , , . didates, it's hard as heck to get 50 ptr Ann H Cassad) of Boca Raton points Bush after New Hampshire and Connally . cent of the vote." out that Bush has a winter home in her never caught fire. This is a conservative -. S .. Unlike Carter however, Reagan ap- 11th district, at Hobe Sound. state and Bush Is unacceptable to conpears to be in position to make a clean "He has a lot of personal friends in our servatives. Ronald Reagan become an island to hiielf sweep of Florida delegates. The GOP will area out working," she said. "He grew up with a convincing win in Tuesday's Repubcan award its 51 national convention votes on there and kids went to school and college "I think (former President) Ford is nv primary''. ' a winnertake-all basis - 45 district with him. Jerry Ford's people also are going to emerge as the real challenger to '• j 4 - Early United Press International _tl ", / Reagan Tuesday 's ' '•• . Sunday, March 9 1980--3A 8. Sunday, March 9, 1980 —: . -. a . - Local I Our Regular 3 :37 Mixed 14 Trac K Blades Local reaction to the proposed court amendment has been mixed. The Seminole County Bar Association has taken no stand on the issue, said President Harvey Alper. Personally, Alper says lie has not yet made up his mind on the proposal, which he agrees has both good and bad points, the solution of the high court's burden versus the limitation of Economy Special' Package of 14 cartrid es Gillette* Trac II' razor blades 7ry Trac II' for the smoothest and cleanest shave ever appeals. "There is a neccesity to redistribute the caseload, making a cutoff at the court of appeals," said Chief Assistant State's Attorney Chris Ray, head of the prosecuter's Seminole County office. Ray said he did not believe any parties to a court action would suffer the loss of a proper appeal hearing under the proposed scheme. But 18th Circuit Public Defender Bennett Ford said the answer to the court's problem is not to limit access but to add two justices to the high bench, He also suggested the court could eliminate its case backlog simply by reducing the length of its one-month August vacation. Circuit Judge Vohie Williams said he was in favor of the proposal, explaining appeals to the Supreme Court of Florida should be granted in the same manner as the United States Supreme Court - at the court's discretion. At the time of the establishment of the current court rules, there were only 400 cases to be shared by the seven Supreme Court judges Williams said, adding 12 years later there are more than 2,800 before the court. DAVID M. RAZLER - Court of Floriria would still be mandated to hear: death penalty cases; some bond lssus; decisions by the district courts only, (striking down a state law); and cases where district court decisions are in direct conflict, but only direct conflict. The court would still be able to take up any case It wished to decide as a matter of "great public importance." All appeals of circuit court cases, except in the rare Instances when the electric chair is the penalty meted-out by a Judge, 'would have to go through the district courts of appeal. Many could be stopped there, without a chance to be taken the one step further under the new rule, While district court cases which declared a state law unconstitutional could be Immediately appealed, If the district court approved of a law, no further appeal could automatically be made. Life sentences could no longer be directly appealed to the high court, nor could ad. ministrative actions taken by any agency except the Public Services Commission. r- ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I 'K mart Sale Price - - - - - - - - - - - 1— r' I I ! , 1 36- I i 4 2 Days' 1 24-Hour Timer Our 9.97 I Turns lamps, appliI ances on or off autoI maticauy. Shop now I • I I -- I 11 I I i -I I I - I 97 I Wake 'n Warn II Smoke Detector 12"x200' Food Wrap , Metal, large numerals. 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' / ' , "O, '--,. - a ' I -. :. -- - "U' ' • • - - j 77 , *' _p,S,.i.JS Y ' - ., , . -a a w -: C - - i - " 'T ? k P* -4 r- - S -: ' -, dL - . 1. - AN - �1r'_-_•-• -•. -. :- •.. -•, . 4 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . •.- -..-•• Sunday, March 9, 1910 NAI 1U N I .- I Tr1.LiII e Of Leaders — - - - •- L*ive In Sanford The Order of the Feather (combined lodges They may not be Sioux, Seminole, Choc- of Florida) was host to a January meeting of taws, Chickasaws or Cherokees, but they are, the United Coalition of Indian Tribes, which Indians. For you don't have to have Indian recognizes the organization as a "tribe" on an blood to be a member of this tribe, you just equal basis with all other Indian tribes. have to learn to think like one. Emphasis in the order is on conservation, "The tribe of the true Indian spirit" is what family togetherness, helping underpriveleged the Order of the Feather, an Indian oriented, youth, and helping promote interest and pride family camping lodge, is considered by its n the history, heritage, and crafts of the members, according to Supreme Chief White American Indian. Feather Wain Cummings of 132 Mayfair "We try to teach people to build shelters, Circle, Sanford. make their own clothing, and the basic surCummings, who is part Cherokee, is the vival skills," said Detter, who proudly OPELIKA, Ala. (UPI) — Eight children, aged ito head of the national organization, which he displayed the leather pouch, moccasins, 13 years, died early Saturday in a fire that gutted a helped found 21 years ago in Ohio. There are pants, and sheath and staghorn knife, which mobile home in Opelika. lodges In Ohio and Florida and they are trying he made for himself. They also help anyone to get one started In New York State. who wants to make their own teepee and Opelika Fire Department spokesman Steve Fendley However, there are members of the order member's teepees range from 13 to 19 feet said the bodies of the eight were found in a mobile living in 15 states, high and across at the base. home blaze at the Pine Acres Trailer Court. The dance teams compete for awards and Cummings' son-in-law, Jim Detter, of 1317 "There are eight kids dead," Fendley said. "We Douglas Ave., Sanford, who says he married "the kids are our most enthusiastic dancers," don't have any identities, but their ages range from ito into the organization, helped start the Florida the two agreed. l3. We got the call at 11:54 p.m. and we still have Throughout the year the Order of the Grand lodge of the Order of the Feather and Is crews out there investigating." Feather enjoys special activities and Grand Chief White Owl. "I liked camping and outdoor things and it weekend campouts, but the big event of the sounded like something I would like to help year is the Kootnibu Indian Village. The 22nd Annual Kootnibu Indian Village start here, so I went up to Ohio six years ago and was initiated," said Detter. Detter and will be sponsored by the Florida Grand Lodge CHICAGO (UPI) — Rank and file members of the his wife, Lectra, Princess Brown Owl, have a and will be set up in Chuluota, March 29 Fire Fighters Union Local 2 today gave unanimous four-week-old papoose who has already been through April 5. ThIs week was chosen approval with a deafening shout of "yes" to an interim because It is the spring vacation week for the initiated into Indian camping. agreement which will send them back to their school children. The site of the village will be "You'd be surprised how quick a crying firehouses while further contract talks take place. baby quiets down when you sing them an off the east side of the north-south segment of The approval of the back-to-work agreement by the Indian chant or heat on the drum," said Lake Mills Road. firefighters ended the 23-day old strike during which 22 Detter. Visitors are welcome and the best time to people, many of them children, died in citywide fires. Amy Lyma Detter is the youngest member come is after 4 p.m. when the ceremonies and of the tribe and the oldest is 86-year-old N.V. dancing take place, Detter said. Matson of 401 Fourth St., Chuluota, Detter "There's real magic in the rustic setting of said. the teepee village," he explained, "and There are about 70 members in the two dance area with beautiful council fire In the lodges in Seminole County — the Turtle Lodge center, is ringed by many small fires that WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Uniroyal Tire Co. is of Sanford headed by Chief White Turtle seem to appear out of nowhere. There is an recalling an estimated 2 million steelbelted, radial Delbert Matson and the Deer Lodge of air of mystery about the village as the dantires because of an alleged safety-related defect. It Is Chuluota headed by Chief White Deer Lowell cers, in Indian attire, take you back to the second largest tire recall in history. Roberts. There are five servicemen from another time and place with their chants and Uniroyal said Friday It would recall the passenger other parts of the country in the local the heat of the rawhide drum," car tires and exchange them for new ones as part of membership. "At first, perhaps, you only enjoy the settlement with the National Traffic Safety A local lodge can be started whenever there program that is taking place, but before long, Administration, which said some of the tires contained is enough interest in a community. It only you're caught up in the spirit of pure Indian a safety-related defect, takes two members to start a lodge, said enjoyment and find yourself wanting to take Cummings. part in the excitement. You can take part When they aren't decked out In their because the Order of Feather members will feathers and moccasins, Cummings is an invite you to dance with them," he said. inspector with the Seminole County Building Visitors are invited to spend the whole day WEATHER Department and Detter is employed by Art and if they wish bring their camping equipBrown Pest Control. ment and stay as long as they like, NATIONAL REPORT: Winter clashed with spring across The basic structure of the lodge Is patterned "What impressed me most when I first the nation as scattered thunderstorms, sleet, snow and hail after the form of government used by many of went to an Indian Village was the sharing that pelted down. Furious rain and tornadoes were reported Friday the early tribes of the Eastern United States. goes on without asking," Detter said. "People in an area from Mississippi to Georgia, moving north through The various local tribes of each state are bring food with them to share with others. the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys Into the Appalachlwis. united 'under the Grand Lodge of that state. Evening meals will be communal shared Southeastern Nebraska was hit with 5 inches of snow while The grand lodges of each state, although occasions." freezing rain and sleet glazed highways in southern Iowa and independent of one another, are coordinated Youths between the ages of 6 and 18 can be northern Illinois. Snow also was reported falling in New York and guided by the Supreme Lodge. Advansponsored for the week for $20 and will be state early today. cement of the membership is carefully cared-for by one of the families in the village. AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 69; overnight controlled by the brotherhood and the Order The order will furnish the food, shelter and low: 60; *sterday's high: 84; barometric pressure: 30.14; of Indian Princesses (not the YMCA variety). supervision. The camper or sponsor must r1èMve.%umldlty U percent; winds: south at 18 m.ph. - - - Oly.Ue. memlsrs 13 years and older, who supply bedding and personal Items. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inki, Out show good moral values and a willingness to People interested in 'the sponSörahlp 50 Miles: Winds south to southwest 15 to occasionally 20 knots work hard in the order, are considered as program should make arrangements by today and tonight. Southwest winds l5 knots Sunday. Seas 4tO6 eligible candidates for princess or March 22. Phone 323-8596 for further in. feet. Partly cloudy. Chance of showers or thundershowers brotherhood. All officers come from these formation. north part. Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo out to the Bahama Bank, Key Largo to Dry Tortugas including the Florida Straits and IN BRIEF A Casselberry man was he] d without bond Friday on charges he raped a woman on Nov. 6, 1979, ' •' 4 Deputies report the woms n, who had Invited him over to watch the game, selected H edges' from a photo lineup last ionth. Herald Staff Writer About 500 southeast Stn1nole elementary pupils wiflthange schools in the fall under a zoning change approved by the Seminole Cdty School Board. 'he change involves the se6pd of three areas to be rezoned by the board to ease overcrowding at some schools and, add pupils to schools not experiencing enrollment growth. Although several parents tolf the board they did not want their children tran. sfered again in one or two years, there was little protest over: the changes. Parent Inputy had been solicited b the board earlier and the adopted plan'is almost identical to one suggested by parents and staff at Red Bug Elementary. Board Member Roland Williams voted against the proposal because he said the board should consider all three rezoning proposals at the same time. The rezoning will bring about the following changes: —Students who live in Lake Kathryn Estates, Lake Kathryn Woods, Sherwood Forest, Sugar Creek, Turf Club and The Hills subdivisions and Semoran North apartments from Red Bug to Sterling Park. — Students who live in Lake Ann Estates, Windward Square and Tanglewood subdivisions from Red Bug to Eastbrook. —, Students who live in Indian Hills and Coachllght Estates from Sterling Park to English Estates. — Students who , live in Howell and Swnmerset from Sterng Park to Casselberry Elerpentary. Tl only change from the Red lRug parents' plan was a change suggested by Board Member Pat Telaon: originally students from the Tanglewood subdivision were to go to Sterling Park and those from Semoran North apartments were to go to Eastbrook. In: addition to easing overrowding at Red Bug and Sterling Park, the changes will eliminate the need for two schobl bus runs that currently trarport the Howell Park and Indian Hills pupils to Sterling Park. Oti Wednesday the board will 'Consider zoning changes to case overcrowding at Wocdlands Elementary In south central Seminole Couflty. Iother action last week the achl board voted 3-2 to dlrct the superintendent to draft a policy to permit pre$identlal and vice pre1dential candidates to appear In schools during schol hours. Brd Member Robert G. Feiber made the motion afto presenting a sample aft amndment to the school boad policy banning "events tha(re for the furtherance of an politically partisan in. tert." The amendment was encldrsed by the County 7 . P - ' / . ' . ¶.$\\' , ,f • • '. :-. -. ' " - - •, -. -. • .-------------- •• J , ,,' ••4 Herald Photo by Torn Vlnciâ Chief White Owl (Jim Detter). left. and Chief White Feather (Wain Cuni" mings) compare knives. Cii -44 wwA&iq ( / - I Florida Bay — Winds southeasterly around 15 knots today and Release STAGHORN FERN 4 INCH POT REG. 83•99 — • -h HOSPITAL NOTES $ SINGLE VISION 247 $ INCH WIRE BASKET SPECIMEN • REG. MS." 6 $9 99A BIFOCAL I REDWOOD' GLASSES rnia Style Hug. 20" TUBS Califo 99 Over 200 Fashion Fram.s _______ — BIRTHS James and Martha Bradwell, a baby boy, Lake Monroe DISCHARGES Sanford: Robert Blunt Edvena Fielder Elite king - Xarfa Maxine Marsh Joseph Carroll, D.$tona Samuel S. Lea, DiltOfli Mlthaii D. Madigan, Geneva Francis M. Enmin, Lake Helen Philip C. Sterling, Lake Mary Margaret Ulmir, Lake Mary PatricIa A. Pauska & baby •irI, Cas$sfbirry STOP! IS THE TIMI PREVENT WEED SEEC THEY START. COVERS 5000 SQ. FT. FROM GERMINATINi & FERTILIZE YOUF ovice OP ISPIRINDUM ELECTION A specIal rs$irsndum siscilin will 60 held by the City II Ovls, 1.. Florida, on the llthdiysiMsrdi, 11118111, between th hsisiI 7:1515 EST and l:IOp,n. 1ST. Registered electors in PreCInct No. SwIll VIII at tp* Ovisdo Woman's Club and resistirId IIKIIII hi PrIC1II NB. U will vats at the Lutheran HaVrFIliWitP Hill, Nevis. -k - The property prapesod tOWIWWIIId lo dssaibsd is leNses: NW¼IINW$plLTishipsiSsutII, IangsSl Bent, _ SemInole Ceunty, Plurids. ______ iris to be annsusd Is sla en His map belew In seNd The pre I- This notice to be published wiosa we* for ow ou s&v, weeks immediately prior to the election in a_ISJEII general circuhatlis In Seminole County. Publish MardI to 1* , _,I.sIIl SI CenNISV (U.S isis smamm"I me" MI..dd - Nancy K. Cm City Clue a His CRy of Ovledo, Plidda $24 V. RICH AVE. (sfrom WinnDIzle) F,sther's proposed ent would require the l 'zj ca date's appearance In. di:' clul( a question.and-answer peru that would equal two .i th4 of the total assembly :i Iimand would prohibit the ca date from making !4 J.1l al attacks on opposing 110 Cal dates. 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MA 1' •il+ + ;•I 00 __________ cc — . iiuiiiiii iiiii•iui - 0 2 ' ot cc o Ce -1 a .5nQoLa Cie 0 o CL ' ' - 0 Cl) E WJ ,fl I U n a a U. gill lhoMd have the opportunity to Rjird Chairman Allan F. Kedi and Board Member WIlun J. Kroll voted agalat therouosal. _ $99 DELAND ff, 15 and question national poljcal candidates. - OMIAWN. MOIIAI PA 9 6L me4t •Cars kit Iachiñd Professlenal fee pet Included •86 day mseey back gvaranfes - 1 EASY STEP! A0.SOFT CONTACT LENSES • MA Father, Telson and Wil$ms agreed that students GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILAILSI JJI' -. _____________________ CoiidU PTA. LAWN IN _ OPTICAL ___ L.gd Notks REG. 23.99 NOW WEEDS BEFORE, _ BUDGET Shelley Watson I. baby boy black: * Free Adjustments and Repalis* - The radio also announced Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had turned over the entire hostage Issue to the Foreign Ministry. ReioniiLtllty for taking delivery of the hostages has been entrusted to me, and in order to carry out the decision of the Revolutionary Council and to solve the present crisis, I stall go to the den of espionage ( the U.S. Embusy),"Ghotshedeh said In 11w interview. $13 Police and Sanford Fire Department officers and no bomb was found. The incident began when Wayne Gilbert, Rt. 1 Box 178-0, Lake Drive, Sanford, reported he heard what he believed were two teen-age boys discussing placing a bomb in the shoe department of Zayres. Gilbert said he picked up his phone to make a call when he heard the boys. According to the police report, Gilbert said one boy advised the other to go to the store if they "want to see some fireworks." informing him of the problem only yesterday. The letter gave him seven days to turn over a new check, he said. County Judge Harold Johnson told Matteson he would see what he could do to prevent him from spending several days in jail without the chance for bail. BOMB THREAT Due to a "crank" bomb threat, Zayre's Department Store, 2938 Orlando Drive, Sanford, was evacuated at approximately 8p.m. Friday. The store was searched for about 30 minutes by Sanford To Switch Schools In Fall :y DIANE PETRYK . Sunday, March 9, 1U0—SA 100 Q Firefighters Approve Pact Aimed NO BAIL FOR $35 FINE An Altamonte Springs man is ic'. the Seminole jail without bond, because he paid a $35 fine with a bad check. Dean Lewis Matteson of the Spanish Trace Apartments, Altamonte Springs, was arrested at his htinc Friday morning by deputies with a Lake County Warrant. On Feb. 19, Matteson was fined $35 for not having a hunting permit while carrying a gun in an Ocala park. He paid the fine, but according tocourt papers, the check did not clear. Matteson said In court Friday he received a letter Daniel J. Hodges, 25, of l( 71 Seminola Blvd., was arrested Friday morning by deputies )n charges he raped a 19-year-old woman after watching a f otball game at her house last November. - . • 8 Alabama Children Dead tonight then southerly on Sunday. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Florida bay T' umover Of Hostages waters mostly choppy. AREA FORECAST: Fair and warm today. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Chance of showers Sunday afternoon. At Highs today low to mid ft and Sunday around 80. Lows tonight Not in the 60s. Winds southerly around 15 miles an hour diminishing at night. Rain probability 30 percent Sunday. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) point out that taking delivery circumstances aimed at their EXTENDED FORECAST: Partly cloudy and warm except Foreign Minister Sadeg of the hostages Is under no release. for a chance of showers over the north and central portions of Ghott*acieh said In an in. the state on Tuesday. It will be cooler in north Florida on terview broadcast today the . S Wednesday. The lows will be in averaging in the SOS in the pending turnover of the north and in the SOs in the south. The highs will average in the American hostages to the WHITE mid 70s in the north and In the upper 70s to low WE in the south. Revolutionary Council "is GLASS under no circumstances LE $55 aimed at their release." $35 The militants who are 25 olding the SO Americans captive in the U.S. Embassy had said earlier they will not SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL allow Ghotbzadeh to take MARCH It 11101 11101 includes -ADMISSIONS custody of the hostages and Your Choice Of Sanford: called on the Revolutionary Wilford G. Cornellu; Council to name someone else Tennessee Skeins to receive them, Tehran Thomas J. Light, Deliry Tinted or plastic lenses at slight additional cost Catherine Cherry, Deltoise Radio reported. Charles H. Lewis, Deltona But the radio said the Sh.Ida L. Orioles, Lake Mary *(isnis Duplicated * Revolutionary Council had Martha L. Bradwell, Lake Monroe Victor P. Hansen, Longwood reiterated Chotbzadeh was Gladys Paulus, New York *Your Doctor's Prescription Filled 41 their representative on the Abraham P. Elias, Rhode Island . - -V ) Casselberry Man Accused Df Rape; Bad Check Puts Man In Jail - Mobile Home Fire Leaves 2nd Largest Tire Recall • Evening Herald, Sanford, FL groups. Herald Staff Writer •4,- --•- - .v.._ I a 8 LI 13 �J*h Evening Herald Around (USPS 481 200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. Fl .A. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, March 9, 1980-6A - AL WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ° A 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. It's SALT In 6 masters? Forwhatit'sworth,TheSanfordToastmasters Club is once again in full swing. Except the once The Clock By DORIS DIEThICII — The Wounds What uh ever happened to uh the Sanford Toastmistresses? Or uh for that matter, to the uh toastmasters? Did uh the women fold after women's lib made its debut and international headquarters refused to change the women's group to "Toast Mses?" Or uh did the women finally succumb to the MCPs (male chauvinist pigs), join fraternal . forces, raise their glasses and toast the fraternal organization Is now composed of misters, masters, Misses, Mrses. and Mses. However, the South Seminole Toastmistress Club is still for women onl) , and according to Margie Neine of Sanford, vice president, Is going strong. Margie admitted she "felt in adequate a nd was terrified" at speaking—period. She commended the organlz&mun for giving her self-confidence and helping her to deal with the public. "You get out of It wha t you put into It," she said. Many years ago when Kay' Bartholomew was a Navy wife, she was instrumental in organizing the Sky Anchors Toastmistress Club which at. tracted a large group of Sanford women as well as navy officers' wives. It was a learning experience and a lot of fun as well as a social outlet. Some of the women who were active In the Toastmistress Club back then were Evelyn Alpaugh, Connie Williams, Shirley Huaman, Toi Fitzpatrick, Jean Bryant, Peggy Conrad, Tamaar Braden, Ruth Stamm and Dr. Maria Perez, among others. While the women were having heir "uhs" evaluated, the Sanford Toastmasters Club kept local men on their uh toes. Some of the former toastmasters still around are Sanford City Commissioner John Morris, John Carli, Jim Creamer and Bill Burns. Carter's rings Running St SCIENCE WORLD Lessons From A Tornado —Brick houses were safer. Thirty-five percent of all brick houses and 50 percent of frame houses suffered major irreparable damage. —People over 60 were Injured seven times more frequently than those under 20. Above age 40, women were a çeater risk than men. —Lacerations, abrasions and bone fractures were the most commonly noted injuries. —96 percent of all people sur veyed felt they had been adequately warned. Sirens started sounding 1 hour before the tornado struck. —56 percent of people who were in single. family homes took shelter in an interior closet, ba throom or hallway while 24 percent waited the storm out in a basement or storm cellar. In summary, the report said current recommendations that people at home should seek shelter in an Interior location proved to be sound. "People in motor vehicles, whetherthey be in the country or the city, should seek shelter Immediately upon hearing a tornado warning and should not attempt to drive from the tornado's pa th. "People In single-family homes In a tornado-prone area should Identify and reinforce some interior portion of their home as a shelter. Mobile home parka should provide community shel ters for their residents, and public buildings should designate shelter areas that are clearly Identified." The report was prepared by Roger Glass, Robert Craven, Dennis Breginan and Peter Kerndt of the Center for Disease Control In Atlanta; Barbara Stoll of the Emory University School of Medicine; Neil Hcrowiltz of the School of Health Care Sciences, Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas; and Joe Winkle of the Federal Disaster Assistance Administration. it Chavezlp: 0 For Powerl. but there Is evidence to support It: An in. money always wound up at UFW public welfare. He is pushing legis1at1oat vestigative reporter assigned to look into headquarters In La -Paz, Calif., and rarely If would ways that would provide Insurance against a pre prohibit the Fit from going Iter union, which lifted so many stoop laborers out charges of violence and conflict of interest ever was disbursed to the states. Chavez commercial advertising that Is merely exnptive Soviet attack. of peonage and degradation, has become a against Manuel Chavez, Cesar's cousin and refuses to give lx UFW offlgo "unfair" instead of outright decepUve The These and similar measures could be ac- violencerone, tyrannical empire under the longtime thief aide, was badly beaten at a dues, strikes or other policy matters, and move was suggested by Ernest Pepplesan complished at reasonable cost. More Importantly, iron-fisted rule of Cesar Chavez. UFW rally in Arizona, where he had gone in won't permit local charters, executive of Brown and Williamson;the The able, articulate Chavez gained the hope of Interviewing Cesar. Both Cesar they would help restore stability to the strategic Kentucky cigaret As far back as 1117 ha is th te maker. .C vez prom ed at iiI. A ' ,.. el,1,1 C4.,l naUonwj fame and sympathy for his and Manuel Chavez witnessed the a ueuaflCe u ui;rn Soviet T fliOfl even a ssault but Texas would he the next state organized by CloIIIned efforts on behalf of California's did nothing to Mop it. The reporter was finally Lb Prior to this the rrc in Its annual theoretical incentive to strike first. o agtural union. He then downtrodden grape a nd lettuce harvesters, rescued by a priest 11* had released '. results : confide re same promise to workers In Florida, New Years of fighting the good fight earned him The reporter was able to document Jersey and Arizona. "Finally we decided survey prepared for the Tobacco instI and the UFW respectability. allegations that Manuel Q*1V55 While ga. The survey candidly concluded: "Favorable workers couldn't wait until Cues' Chavez was ving as a UFW attitudes toward the tobacco industry aP at argon' and strike director, ready, ' , said Antonio Onadain of the Texas But somew e along the way, Chavez . their lowed eW .... Newly shl out of was himself engaged in agricultural business seems to have lost sight of On people whose &"W%A~§. '1% workwsdm'tcven know e s in that (survey respondents) believe tft is welfare earned that respectahility, who Caw IL They just want healthy working hazardous to the nw4maker, &hat bealt,L.. he concentrates 00 tInghis Mexican Man of Chavez'seal we see as " have WI dangerous dove to power and purging 4Is 44.nt elements within Chavez ppesrs to relish his celebrity the ujcm rec entl y, with what the viability of the tobacco Industry thasaa 1. the'UFW, often with strong-arm t datue hobnobbing with presidential can. - yet occurred. the iwanjuuon as he i P reminiscent of the corporate farmers' dkistes and junketiag to foreign countries. 1kJ z aL.. ._l many 'y . sL.A..lI with Chavez in the uw"i. • J union's U1WI days. years W U tI L1t k._.1 .1 ..a Me repo. as irate 9* UI vnhtive iwhiiI said that "upjnj'tutalv lii UI IW'IR F— f,,,,,., thousands tobacco •4 Ii. Industry's Even worse, organizers In Texas, Arizona, s champion to recent years tiw IJP'W as spawned the ugly F. con. -"-— Senate. "This occurrence indicates a blalifl New Jersey paid Florida — all of whom inked destructiveness of blind orthodoxy, rigid PVtY in J' disregard for the confidentiali toaIn anonymous for foer of reprisal — ty ci vrw centralization, hierarchy, dangerous' doaunents thathave been sshpoensed bs told my reporter S.Uy Ann Denton that the nepotism and even lnaiilsitions and Pities." won ri and marked confidential by th6tdnVFW actually Inlets aecretly with OWU Leaders ci civil rights soups voiced 11w Footnote: Chives rebuffed ripsated dustry," Ford wrote FEC Chairman Midsel ru.niatives to sabotage agreements won about the union they once requests for an Interview. But his critlea Partsch "You have raised my Ire 1Lb by other Untaw Members of the newly treated with an admiration bordering on malt be bows about 11w mlaleeds of ida what appears to be a recicJ chartered Arizona Farmworkera Union reverence wa'Aor CloSsOCi$L'Crls11wpstram,' "Mid the rights ci as jmhwtrv" I thzed aIM that the UFW Incites tension — A common cnL4aIr4 centered on Chavez' me UFW mnhor, "Noiltag gets do Ford then dutifully idled a IwQvIslon to No between local and Eiügratory laborers, and fund-raising tours. With the help of without Ida OiL" C'.,,'*A soixes to help the Border Patrol c*I&weu like Jonn Baa, Chavez wmild has TOBACCO CHAMPION: Sen. Wendell that "Is intanded to protwt informal" lute and ruuid up illegal lmmlçants from eppear In açlcultwal states and raise Ford, 1)-Ky.. Is a utdekro( the tobacco width, although it may not rim to t-Me Msdco, "W04 Y09 1 ta s AD s'my dst b a thousands ci dollars, uuppesedly to IUVPt 1ry igaI the Federal Trade Cem. definition ii trade secrets, is of LmportJe Bo'M1ooA' but • . #a Oneallegatlon waan$irur!vflttwhIna, 'hig 4.t! !n !'r thtr Yt.:? th to mtn' i.Uen,its to reguhtn it r the tht ..r! BERRY'S WORD _ fl*uii ____ ' f, , a . N W & W .— :1 -tr ~ .It M ,,- .1 . 0 0 . . , economy through increasing the number of consumers in the area. (This does not tefer to those who come to wager.) Citing only those at a given plant, harness horse personnel out. number greyhound personnel at a 15-1 ratio. These consumers constitute the true monetary wealth that harness racing brings to, and keeps within, the community. Best of all, they and their families are here in summer to race, and in winter to train. Harness racing in and training in Casselberry is year. round enterprise. BENEFIT IN ADDITION TO PARSMUTUEL TO STATE REVENUE: Horsemen invite all legislators and certain sports writers to compare the return to state revenue from all phases of the harness horse Industry to that of the greyhound industry. The Seminole Harness Raceway Is like the tip of an iceberg. Beneath the surface Is hidden the true nature of harness horse racing as a multi-million-dollar Central Florida industry, every transaction of which is taxed by the the state at 4 percent. From the stock to the tremendous amount of land and countless barns devoted to raising, breeding, training, and racing, to feed, bedding, equipment of all kinds, nothing escapes the inevitable 4 per cent day-by-day positive cash flow into the state's coffers. Also added in are the 0 required license fees from every owner, They made plans, acquired stock, trainer, driver, groom, and vendor. bought homes and acreage with this Track-side or barn-side, harness racing assurance as the basis. At the last creates wealth every day for Florida. possible moment, one day before the EXISTENCE OF SEMINOLE deadline of appl)ing for the horse HARNESS RACEWAY IS CRUCIAL: dates, the new owners announced that The Seminole Harness Raceway and there would be no harness racing, nor the harness track at Pompano Beach had ever, at any time, considered (Pompano Park) are Florida's only two racing anything but clogs. It is as outlets for the industry. Seminole though the captain and his mates had Harness Raceway has a positive scuttled the ship and took the only economic impact on Casselberry and lifeboat, while the crew looks on in Central Florida. Nothing comparable stunned disbelief. can take its place. Horsemen have no choice but to stand PRESTIGE FACTOR: Harness and fight for what they think is right. racing combines the three essentials of ALTRUISM: The owners and at least human progress: man, animal, wheel. one legislator have succeeded in conThe driver must control all elements vincing themselves and a Few others and the horse maintain a trot or pace, that their motive for establishing a (log either of which is a gait unnatural to an track at Seminole is partially altruistic, animal under duress. Add to this the "for the good of Florida," they say. As spirit of competition, and the entire horsemen have demonstrated, paristory of civilization is here, and only mutuel figures represent only a portion here, symbolized. No wonder it is of the wealth Florida receives from any regarded as a privilege and honor to such activity. Further, when such have this vital and exciting action in monies are redistributed by the state, it this area. is to the counties by IX)Pulation. For To continue, horsemen offer these example, Dade receives a bigger cut aspects for consideration: than Seminole, which hosts the plant. ETHICS: From the strength of the However, the owners and legislators aforementioned arguments one keep implying that Seminole County presumes that harness racing Is here to will become wealthy quick, and if you stay in Central Florida. Seminole don't go along with them, you are not in horsemen were assured there was a favor of such things as better scLools good chance of racing this summer. and colleges. Horsemen wish they Clean St. Johns River ' , lam writing this letter to you because -Ijust buried beautiful dead fish on the St. Johns River about 10 miles from my house. This Is not the first fish that we have buried but l sure would like ittobe ' the last. Last week my wife buried her favorite duck where she found It dead by our boat dock. ', I wonder where you live, and I also wonder why all of this Ii happening to us. What can be done to prevent this from happening In the future? The buck has to stop somewhere and I'm trying to find out who's at fault. ' 'I' 'V0"ReP Wii1 Ji ,. ,L....... _______ 1 . J' 9' ,_ ,,',p,, ,. f ' ii We have seen so much damage to the waterway of the St. Johns River in the past couple of months that Its unbelievable. 7 : - ' _________ - - . - -. :, .. , of ,',. S ..., - Casselberry needless to say, greyhound racing. It attracts celebrities of international repute. In barns and on tracks with their harness horses are found movie stars Annette Funicello; baseball's Charlie "King Kong" Keller, Whitey Ford, and Mickey Mantle, boxer Floyd Patterson; basketball's Wilt A`& Stilt" Chamberlain and Dan Issel; hockey's Gilles Villemnure, John Ferguson, Bobby Hull, and Arthur and William Wirtz; operas Anna Moffo: golf's Arnold Palmer and l.ew Worsham. It also has attracted to Seminole Harness Raceway horsemen who refuse to cut and run. Time story of the track takeover reads like a movie plot. Missing, however, is the part where the new owners, now convinced that harness racing is the W8V to go, and hopelessly "hooked" on the sport, don their silks, hop onto sulkies drawn by three fine trotters, and ride off into the sunset. Horsemen want the energy they 00%% expend in protest to be redirected toward making the Seminole Harness Raceway the best in the country. They pledge their loyalty to a management that will help make this so. The happy ending will bring profit, prestige, and i)leisUte to all. Hex Spencer McCarty Owner, Trainer, Driver Seminole harness Raceway Inflation Takes A Toll IkO)le who talk out of 1)0111 Si(leS of their mouth Bt the StIIlC time should not try to represent the people. They contradict their ow n statements, Because of the inflation, the cost of living has gorme up about 15 Percent and the present administration has recommended a 13 Percent increase in Social Security, pension disability benefits and other help for the poor and needy but now time administration has decided that it wants to balance time budget in 1981 and is recommending cutting these very objects 10 percent to achieve this goal. All these people that would be affected had suffered through this inflation all through 1979 and with the inflation getting even worse would have to suffer even more in 1980. If this administration had tried to do something about this inflation besides talk about it, the people would be willing to help, Since this administration wants to cut time people 10 percent, how much will they and their cohorts have their I am not a member of any family and his home. I'm trying to protect both ci them. I have a boat with ' with a 3.5-horsepower motor which I use occasionally and I sometimes wonder if I'm contributing to the population decrease of our wildlife. would tell it like it is. BLUNDERS ON THE PART OF THE OWNERS: Horsemen believe the owners bought the track without the realization of what the package in. cluded. After all, if these owners could snub or ignore Clint Galbraith at the track ''Kitchen Klatsch" of January l they can blunder elsewhere, too. Clint was there at time horsemen's request to help theni keep harness racing at Seminole, lie is to harness racing what Babe Ruth was to baseball, O.J. Stumpson to Football. Caruso to opera, or Billie Jean King to tennis. Clint trained and drove Niatross, bay horse, t wo. years-old, to a 1:55.4-min victory in the recent Woodrow Wilson race at the Meadowlands. Niatross consequently became harness horse of time year, ;xsibly even of all-time, and remains unbeaten in over 20 starts. Total purse was $860,000, which makes it the all. time high for any kind of race ever run In the history of the world. It goes without saying that Clint is time trainer and driver of the year. Horsemen still shake their heads over the owners' Chilly dismissal of Clint Galbraith. CONCLUSION: Harness racing is time fastest-growing all spectator sports. It attracts more paying spectators IftTOSS the U.S. than any other professional sport, including football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and, ' at I organization. I am a man who loves his salaries and expense accounts cut9 Many of these people that live on Social Security income don't have any iflcouime or Savings to tide them over. Ih'mng a service officer of one of the veterans organizations, I have reason to know that many of the idows and dependents are living in poverty and it is a shame on us the country which professes to be time richest country in time world to allow such conditions to exist. It is especially sorrowful think that these people that are living in poverty are dependents of deceased veterans who (ought to per*erx'e this' country. Stephen G. Balint Sr. Sanford other to Library Enjoys Coverage On behalf of the Trustees of the Henry Shelton Memorial Library and Musewn, and as Sanford Founder's Day chairman on Feb. 8, 1 wish to thank you very kindly for the news ('overage time newspaper gave us. Hortense W. ltoummiillat Sanford "I (I-#,I. M, ~j 1i ulu 0 Patient Dun"ng County,=Lake MaryCourt F1* ht CC1 was two years and eight months ago todecide the issue. Salfi was added to the At the same time, he said he doesn't definition is, if the county commission .t.9, July, 1977 — that the Seminole County duo consisting of Circuit Judges Voile believe the old adage that you can't beat would agree to drop the suit. city hall. "You can tear it down," he said. 1 mmlssIon filed Its lawsuit against the Williams Jr. and Robert McGregor when The county commissioners refused the ° lty of We Mary challenging the an. the latter two could not come to a "Sometimes public officials can't compromise. One of the three cornv)ezation of the 1600-acre Heathrow decision. stand authority," Paulucci said. missitmers who voted against time ''Ianned Unit Development (PUD). Jeno Paulucci, head of Paulucci Two years ago Paulucci's represen- compromise Harry Kwiatkowski — is tatives offered a compromise on the no longer a member of the board. lie was The tract of land is north of Lake Mary Enterprises, which owns the property, issue. The county had contended In its replaced by Sandra Glenn. woods poac1, one has taken a philosophical approach to the ., lawsuit that an enclave — a county area One of the two Commissioners who $f section above Paola Road and west lawsuit. He is patiently waiting for the courts to decide. He wholly or partially agrees development surrounded by city voted for the compromise — John uIwllm "I'm not ever going to be stampeded territory — would be created by the Alexander is no longer on the board. ' costs have escalated considerably In the The latest thing to happen In the two years and eight months the Issue has Into certain concessions that I don't think annexation. Pauluccl's compromise was He was replaced by Bob Stwin. drawn-out suit was the naming several been in the court, but he said this week: are fair," Paulucci said. "I've tried to be an agreement to exclude 40 acres from Also voting In favor of compromise two weeks ago of Circuit Judge Dominick "The value of the land is also rising." fair. I've tried to work with the people In the annexed property to remove the years ago was Bob French, while Bill asa member of a three-judge panel the county government." "It's up to the courts," he said, question of enclave, whatever its Kirchhoff and Dick Williams voted - , - ti New C imInation of SALT II's restrictions on the 'I All along It has been clear that the Pc n would be reached when public opinion tuh c against Carter's policy of "restraint" — do i nothing — regarding the kidnap,"l c Americans in Tehran. It's also clear that the Iranians have Car i over a barrel, and know it. As Carter's policy has rapidly soften d, Iranian po licy has become tougher. In the beginning, declaring the kldnapp i clearly Illegal, Car ter maintained that c question of the hostages had to be discus d entirely apart from any discussion of l shah. Now, under the policy of restraint, I th Carter and the Iranians have reversed ft ir positions. Car ter links the ret ur n of ic hostages to the creation of the U.N. è mission on the crimes of the Shah. Iranians deny any such connection. In his most recent statement, the v ly Ayatollah says that the fate of the hosts, s will be decided by the new Iran n parliament, which will be elected in April, ut cannot address itself to the hostage questrn until May. According to the best analysis, the nw parliament is likely to take an even mdre severe stance toward the kidnapd Americans than does the anti-Weston political manipulator, President Bani.Sa4r. As spring turns into summer, therefofe, American public opinion will begin to t*n sour on the Carter policy of restraint. P will show It. Suppose Ronald Reagan is at that point e Republican front-runner and putat e nominee. He will of course hammer Carter n the kidnapped Americans. But he had bet r begin to think now about a f ormulation of Is own. In 1968, campaigning in t he New Hamps e Republican primary, Richard Nixon in a r e fit of enthusiasm decla red that he had a p n to end the war in Vietnam. President Lyndon Joh nson's response i is immediate and devastating. If Mr. Nixon is such a plan, Johnson said, it would * patriotic of him to communicate it to ae president and save lot of American lives Nixon did have a long-range plan, but at the kind of thing you could sum up, and ie exchange winged him. When the domestic American politi al crunch comes on the kidnapped Americ in Tehran, Carter will surely ask the Repub n nominee, whoever he is, for his "plan.' It Is now clear that Iran has no incentl to return the hostages. They are in lact a net asset, allowing the Iranians to manipula te both the media and the diplomatic process. The bottom-line response, which, however, cannot be stated qui te openly In an American election campaign, is brute force. During the early days of the TehranIdnapping, a Soviet diplomat was asked off the record what would happen if the Soviet embassy In Tehran had been seized. He'answered that nothing much would have ben NJ left of Iran within 24 hours. ----------------- numbers and kinds of aircraft that can carry cruise missiles would enable the United States to WASHINGTON — It saddens me to have to deploy additional thousands of these weapons in report that the United Farm Workers (UFW) ur Readers Write Now that the air Has cleared from the Feb. 22 Casselberry City Hail meeting between the pro-horse and pro-dog people, Seminole Harness Raceway -horsemen are able to appraise the situation. Horsemen thank Rep. Bobby Brantley, (R-Longwood) for calling the meeting and are gratified by the support of Casselberry citizens present. About 95 per cent of the house was vociferous in Its approval of every point put across for, or by pro-horse people. Arguments to keep the track for harness racing are strong and : Irrefutable. Some of them are familiar, : but bear repetition for the benefit of ; hose whose Interest and concern has aroused recently. Here, then, are some of the arguments: FAMIUAR1TY: The community has coped successfully with race horses at ;. the present location for 60 years, and 4with harness horse racing for the last .. seven years. So unobtrusive has it been that, until the present dispute arose, . many nearby neighbors did not even know of the track's existence. Since ., harness racing is a night-time activity, It It does not interfere with school or rush, hour traffic, another factor in its favor, .lt fits in. PROSPERITY" Because harness r racing requires more personnel than , greyhound racing, it benefits local P. JEFFREY HART By AL ROSSITER JR. UPI Science Editor WASHINGTON (UP!) — Residen ts of Wichita Falls, Texas had such a long war ning before a powerful tornado struck In April that many fled to their cars to try to outrun t he storm. It was a dreadful mistake. Of the 26 people killed and 30 Injured by the storm while they were In vehicles, 77 percent had left the relative safety of buildings when they discovered the storm was approaching. The homes lef t by 20 of these victims, Including eigh t who died, suffered lIttIe.or no damage. A team of heal th investigators, reporting In the magazine Science, concluded that people In motor vehicles had a tenfold greater risk of severe Injury than those at home. The researchers were on the scene shortly after the tornado struck, examining the causes of death and assessing the effectiveness of current safety warnings. The twister devastat ed an 11-square mile area, killing 47 people, Injuring hundreds and destroying or severely damaging 3,000 homes. Only five deaths occurred among 10,863 people who stayed Indoors In the area affected by the tornado. "Apartments and single family homes were the safest places to be when the tornado struck, and the risk of being killed in either location was only one per thousand," the report said. "Other public buildi ngs (for example, restaurants, churches, shops) were less safe-If the 1,768 people In their cars had sought shelter in single-family homes, we can estimate that they would have suffered roughly 80 percent and 90 percent fewer fatal injuries." Ot he r findi ngs: Sunday, March 9,1980-7A 1160mYear Harness Racing Tradition Should Continue Who Are The Trilaterals? 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. At the recent Toastmasters Club meeting, Dr.Luis Perez was the toastmaster. The 20 mem-'9 hers necessary for a charter signed in. Officers will be elected soon. Interested In becoming a toastmaster? Call a Gall Smith, 3224883, evenings. Cheers. 1 JULIAN BOND In prize-fighting parlance, the Carter administration's campaign to win Senate ratification of the SALT II treaty was losing on points before the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. When Russian tanks poured across the Afghan frontier last December, ratification was knocked through the ropes. It appears increasingly unlikely that SALT II will ever be approved by the Senate. The irony is that none of this has doomed the treaty itself. To the contrary, the day after President Carter formally asked that SALT II be MACON, Ga. — Not Ronald Reagan, too. The former California governor has withdrawn from active consideration in the Senate, he directed the State Department to discovered the Trilateral Commission. Like a sizable numbers of Americans, announce that the United States would abide by the treaty and expected the Soviet Union to do Reagan believes there's something sinister about this association that links 19 present likewise. The response from Moscow has been and former members of the Carter adcold silence, ministration, including President Carter and Thus, the nation confronts an unprecedented Vice President Mondale. The Trilateral Commission, founded at situation. Mr. Carter has unilaterally committed banker David Rockefeller's urging in 1973, Is the United States to a strategic arms treaty that of 250 private citizens from North composed he cannout persuade the Senate to ratify. The America, Japan and Europe. Its public Soviet Union, meanwhile, pointedly refuses to purpose: to insure closer political and echo the U.S. pledge to respect SALT II's terms in economic ties between these regions. the absence of ratification. But the coincidential — or purposeful — But assuming the Soviets decline the temptation linkage between the Trilateral Commission to do anything worse than exploit SALT II's and the Carter administration upsets Reagan. It upsets many others who don't share numerous loopholes and ambiguities, the Reagan's politics. momentum of their known missile programs will In addition to Carter and Mondale, the soon yield Moscow strategic superiority over the Trilateral Commission's membership list has United States. For obvious reasons, the Carter Included: Cyrus Vance, secretary of state; administration pretends this isn't so even as Harold Brown, secretary of defense; Secretary of Defense Harold Brown concedes that Zblgniew Brzezinski, chief adviser on nearly all U.S. land-based missiles, most of the B- national security; Andrew Young, former U.S. ,ambassador to the United Nations; 52 bombers, and half of the ballistic missile Gerald C. Smith, ambassador-at-large on submarine force could be destroyed in a Soviet disarmament talks; Richard N. Gardiner, surprise attack. anthassador to Italy; Elliot L. Richardson, This frightening prospect hasn't deterred the special representative for the Law of the Seat administration from insisting that SALT II will Conference; Warren M. Christopher, deputy help preserve essential equivalence" in the secretary of state and Paul C. Warnke, forSoviet-American strategic equation. Nor has it mer special negotiator on arms control. What the Trilateral Commission actually dissuaded Mr. Carter from arguing that SALT II does may be less Important than what people promotes 'crisis stability" when in fact it does think It does, and why its members have been just the opposite. chosen to do It. The SALT II treaty countenances the [till The left and right ends of the American flowering of the Soviet Union's first-strike ilit1cJ'spectin agree that the probability potential. Indeed, the treaty grants the Soviets a of finding so many highly placed officials near monopoly on first-strike weaponry by per. among any pre-selected group of 250 citizens — fairly divided across oceans and among mitting them to deploy 308 super-heavy ICBMs different cultures — Is extraordinary. while denying the United States the right to build A Reagan staff member here gave the even one. right's anti-Trilateral thinking. It is precisely When this country embarked on its historic the left's objection. effort to negotiate an end to the nuclear arms race Edwin Meese 3rd, the Reagan campaign's a decade ago, the denial of both a first-strike chief of staff, said, "All of these people come capability and any military incentive for either out of an International economlc4ndustrlal side to attack first In a crisis was a paramount organization with a pattern of thinking on objective. The bitter fruit of these negotiations, world affairs." That pattern is perceived by the Reagan codified In SALT II, yields the Soviet Union the forces as "soft on defense" and by the left as means and, arguably, a rational incentive to too concerned with boosting ungovernable contemplate a nuclear attack on the United cross-continental economic ties— all of which States, amounts to the same circle traversed 360 At the very least, the strategic Imbalance degrees In opposite directions. inherent in the treaty's terms cannot but tempt Meese says — and the left would agree — that the Thlaterals believe "trade and the Soviets to try nuclear blackmail in pursuit of business should transcend, perhaps, the global dominance, In view of these fatal flaws, the SALT II treaty national defense." ought to be rejected as an unacceptable risk to the What Trilateralism really means Is that our security of the United States. president selected his secretaries, assistant Should the Carter administration liberate itself secretaries and ambassadors from a one-note from the restrictions, and the illusions, spawned chorus. That chorus echoes his conviction by SALT II, the United States could immediately that systems can triumph over politics and p1ilies, and that properly managed undertake a series of quick fixes designed to economic development can eliminate the counter the threat of a Soviet first strike during causes of international tension. the next several years. Chief among these emerencv measures should l th die11Wrun] f ,I I A M A &I Paa -, jp,n puvugirjn least half of the 1,000 Minuteman ICBMs now housed In fixed, and vulnerable, underground OPINION Morris said, "I really enjoyed It. It (toastmasters) provided a method of self-6 improvement that's not really found anywhere -else." A'ot-Air Popcorn Cookers Jt191.aiMay Be Good For Dieters 6. -I", 1 , .,~.-- .1 ciii Popping corn is a genuine American npsstlme that was Introduced to the first ,ctitttIers at Plymouth Rock by the froapsolie, who made the snack in a pan an open fire. 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' ' ,',_ - - ' This column is about money. Specifically, it is a bo ut a revised edi tion of a book that tells professionals in the aging field how to get money for programs they direct or hope to launch. But you don't have to be a professional to use "Funding in Aging — Public, Private and Voluntary." Any group pushing an idea that may help seniors ask a local library to get this book. It , is well worth studying. than the original to guide readers in The first edition, "ANational Guide to raising funds. Government and Foundation Funding in It keeps in mind that not all requeL the Field of the Aging," was written by for financial support in the aging field S Lily Cohen of the aging program at New are for large sums. Many are for low-cost York's Adelphi University and Marie demonstration and test programs that Oppendisano-Reich, a statistician- are often the basis for further action. analyst at the Nassau County, N.Y., "Funding in Aging" is, therefore, more Department of Senior Citizen Affairs, than just an comprehensive Listing of The 174-page first edition was financial sources. Rather than a S published in 1977 and quickly went out of "money" book, it is a "how-to-get-theprint, money" book. The question of reprinting came up The authors explain how to make when the last copies had been sold. By contact with a possible funding source. that time, the authors had gathered They take their readers through the much additional data. procedural maze of federal and state So, Adelphl University opted for the governments and private foundations. new enlarged edition, which has become Indeed, the section on federal and state known — lovingly,inmostcases — asthe funding of aging programs js alone worth "money" book. Kathleen Hamilton the price of the book. -'Gcrcrdi-ofthc-NssauOfficc ofilousing The 333-pa ge book co 80 and Inter-governmental Affairs was cents postage. The publisher is Adelphj tirtii. added to the writing and research team. University Press, Garden City, N.Y. The revised edition does much more 11530. / , ,:: :p 'How-To-Get-Money' Book A Must For Poor Seniors can ' . "%\ against. All three continue on the board. The seats of all three are up for election. One of the interesting points in the annexation was the agreement by Paulucci to stand by conunitments his firm previously negotiated with the County Commission even on the property annexed to Lake Mar. The coinZiiitnients were transferred to Lake Mary. Plans for the PUI) were to construct 4,325 housing units on 1,267 acres. The remainder of the 1,600 acres was ear. marked for an industrial park. • '• ( _ o am ' /; - . . .4 9 % ,...,,, • ' - �. IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. .. . Sunday, March 9, 1950 Sale 49.99 Reg. 64.99. Food processor with powerful direct drive motor and dynamic braking. Includes unbreakable workbowl, 3 stainless steel blades for chopping, slicing, shredding, plastic mixing blade, spPtuila and cookbook. jlLfl ]] Within one year of purchase, we will replace this JCPenney appliance, if defective in material or workmanship, with one of equal value. Just return ittothe nearest JCPenney facility for prompt service. All items I.I.L. listed. . o SPORTS Save on small appliances. Sale', Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LLIT Electric can opener with knife sharpener. Touch-N-Clean assembly. Reg. 19.99. I Sale 15.99 Spray/steam/dry iron with fine mist button. Chrome finish. Reg. 21.99. Final Four Berth At Stake Sale 29.9 0 ( By JOE DeSANTIS the man behind the success, ternoon. "Seminole really Herald Sports Editor head coach Bill Payne surprised a lot of people." Seminole High's Fighting i think t probed we're Include the state prep 'Seminoles have alread) a good tournament team, b ,,,, 70 pollsters among the sursm ashed school record after adds assistant coach Torn prised. Accor ding to them, school record enroute to a Smi th. "We've been down Seminole should have packed sparkling 30-2 record this prep several times and bounced t heir suit cases t hr ee games season Saturday back off the ropes." ago and alkdita season. night Bill Payne's troops The Seminoles face a tall But in winning more games ;would like to take one more Ram front line and a slick- than any other team in the step in the right direction. One shooting Palm Beach guard in more step towards Lakeland, Johnny Peoples Saturday. 'w here the final four survivors West Palm Beach will star t 6- We've been down :of district, regional and 7 Dwayne Turner one several times :sectional competition clash in f rne tat the oe each of the fo : ur divisions for other forward and 6-7 Johnny :the all-coveted sta te charn- Young, the only junior in the an ounce ac :pionshlp title, sta rting line up. , : Already owning the Distr ict off the ropes. Out front team in g up with and Region 5 crowns, the the deadly accurate Peoples rninolesmust beat a tall at guard is 540 senior Doug history of Seminole County, in Ed talented West Palm Wallace. advancing f ar ther in post Beach 'fs,.in Lakes squad, "We really have to bank season t han any other county 'owners of a 25.6 record for the with them on the boards," team, Bill Payne and his Section 2 championship. Payne points out about West Seminoles sta nd on the verge Not bad for a nucleus that Palm's superior size, of reaping a three year rent 2-18 as sophomores and If comparisons are of any basket ball harvest. Pen followed up at 14-li as a interest, West Palm Beach "These are great kids, finished second to Ft. Pierce 'I • .. we've '.,. Central in the Sun Coast East great young people, not just basketball players," cornConference. pliments the Seminole boss. il Wh e West Palm he OW t prove., we're e Seminoles "They've worked so har d the superior size, th t t as hr ee years get here." seem to have cornered the l a good "We want it all now," says a market on patience and determined Keith Whitney, composure. Payne 's tou rnament team.' troops rallied for a one-poin t win who rebounded from, a knee over Apopka in the District 9 injury to resume his quarJunior dominated squad. opener, then sank season long terbacking duties against Ft. "This is the big time for nemisis Daytona Mainland, Pierce. is," stated 6-6 senior center again in the final seconds to A Wlfl Sat ur day night takes ggie Butler following the mSeminole on a trip to vance to regional Tribe's 68-62 victory Tuesday petition. t , eisin7. against Ft. Pierce Central for some victories have also from completing the dream the regional crown and the thrown a monkey wrench into thousands of players hope for, fights to advance. West Palm Beach's scouting but only a handfull achieve. "There's no tur ni ng ba ck plans. Once again San ford Radio how," added sharp shooter "Everybody down at this station WTRR joins the 'ftibeMerin Stambaugh, whose last neck of the woods was in its quest for the state minute heroics have helped planning on having to play championship. Play-by-play il minn1es røiwh thir ,, FIruTINr. . vzuuuwiu, po inted out raim eady lofty heights. Beach Post prep sports editor on the air at 7:45 with the pre",", We can smell it," stated Dave George Friday at. ganleshow. Tipoffis8:oop.m, . 7 WA J% -10"11 16pr.48x84' Reg. $20. Textured dobby weave draperies of cotton/rayon/poly or cotton/rayon Acrylic foam backing Reg. 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Iona Coach Jim Valvano was worried have been looking ahead to Georgetown span. Regional at Bowling Green, Ky., Alcorn Dexter Reid iced the victory with four Sam Williams and Kurt Nimphius led a bout Friday night's NCAA game against but we'll have to play better if we're Over the next seven minutes the two State defeated South Alabama, 70.62, and consecutive free throws in the overtime, balanced Arizona State scoring attack floly Cross - he thought his Gaels might going to beat them." teams traded baskets until a three-point Texas A&M shaded Bradley, 55-53, in the The Gobblers, 21-7, meet Indiana Sun- with 13 points apiece as the Sun Devils rook past Holy Cross and on to "In retrospect, I'm happy with the win play by Vickers gave the Gaels a 65-55 Midwest Regional at Denton. Texas, and day. breezed Into Sunday's game against Georgetown. and it'll make us a better team for lead with 6:01 to play. Ions then built a UClA topped Old Dominion, 87-74, and Alcorn, 28-1, warmed up on the first- ninth-ranked Ohio State. They did, but the results weren't nearly Sunday." 12-point lead, 69.57, with 4:56 to play on a Arizona State dumped Loyola- half shooting of Reginald Black and went 4.s bad as they could have been, pair of Palma free throws and was never Marymount, 99-71, in the West Regional on to win its 27th straight game. The Today, Duke (22-8) plays Penn (17-11) Sharpshooting senior guards Glenn The Gaels move on to play 10th-ranked threatened the rest of the way, at Tempo, Ariz. unheralded Braves meet second-ranked and St. John's (24-4) takes on Purdue (191rickers and Kevin Hamilton combined Georgetown - to whom they lost earlier Rory Sparrow and John Pinone ISU Sunday. 9) in the Mideast Regional at West Ronnie Perry finished with 2,524 points (or 41 points to lead a balanced scoring in the season - Sunday. Villanova, which for his career, moving him ahead of Bill combined for 45 points, including 27 in a David Goff stole the bail with five Lafayette, Iral., Notre Dame 122-5) meets qUack, helping Iona to a tougher-than. beat Marquette in Friday night's second Bradley into 12th place on the all-time second-half rally, to lift Villaneva. seconds to play, was fouled with one Missouri (24-5) and Louisville (2843) qxpected 84-78 victory over Holy Cross in game, battles sixth-ranked Syracuse, 25* NCAA Division I scoring Rodney Arnold's 29 points and Murray second left, then made two free throws to battles Kansas State 122-81 in the MidU'ie first game of an East Regional 3, Sunday. Brown's decisive jumper with less than give A&M, 25-7, its triumph. The Aggies west Regional at Lincoln, Neb., and 4ouble.header at Providence. Iona took a 36-35 halftime lead but Villanova beat Marquette, 77-59, in the two minutes left brought Florida State, face North Carolina Sunday. Brighun Young 22-4i plays Clemson "I think we may have celebrated a opened the second half with a 12-4 spurt other game at Providence. Elsewhere, 22-8, from behind. The Seminoles battle Kiki Vandewege scored 34 points for t21-8) and Oregon State (26-3) meets little too early," Valvano said after his in the first 5:04 to grab a nine-point lead, Florida State got past Toledo, 94-91, and third-ranked Kentucky Sunday. UCLA, 18-9, which meets top-ranked Lamar 121-10) in tlit' West Regional at dlub became the winningest team in the 48-39. Hamilton, Jeff Ruland and Mike Virginia Tech beat Western Kentucky, A 22-point second-half performance by DePaul Sunday. The Bruins grabbed a Ogden, Utah. f. 120x84' rig. $86 Sal. 73% pr. 9ox84" patio panel Ii I rig. $73 Sale 64.24 each I It.zt AT A RISING RATE, Hill Grabs Slim Inverrary Lead ,,i. LL by Alan Mayer LAUDERHILL, Fla. 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North Carolina State game going to the University of "I don't think our guys slept (UPI) - Eighth-ranked and both couches were Florida after the NCAA tour- all night thinking about those Maryland and North Carolina discussing the similarities narnent, agreed there are shooting percentages." State return to the Green. between the two leagues more similarities than difTennessee trounced Fursboro Coliseum today, each Friday. ferences between the teams in man &M39 in its first-round hoping for better results than Everywhere we go, people the two conferences. He said game but Coach Don Devoe their last appearances at want to know about corn- Iowa is similar to Duke, says his tean is definitely the Greensboro brought. paring the Big Ten and the Iowa easily defeated underdog against Maryland. Maryland plays Tennessee ACC," said Iowa couch Lute Virginia Commonwealth weto stand and the Wolfpack takes on Olson. 'Based on what I've University 86-72 In Thursday's' prayer((( of think a chance play a a Iowa in the second round of seen, the Big Ten is probably first-round action. the NCAA basketball tour' a little more physical and the While the victory over Vir- fast game," DeVue said. "If ACC is a little bit more ginla Commonwealth seemed we can do a better job of nament. North Carolina State is finesse-oriented, relatively easy, Olson controlling the game, we'll coming off a68-62 Loss to Duke "I think there are teams in believes North Carolina State have a better chance." lie found little with the in the first round of the both leagues that are pretty presents a much stronger Atlantic Coast Conference similar. Indiana and North challenge to his squad, which Maryland team that will not tournament while Maryland's Carolina State would be, finished fourth in the Big Ten, cause problems for the Volunlast game was a one-point loss stylewise, a little bit similar." "I am truly impressed with teers. to the Blue Devils in the Olson's team lost to Indiana North Carolina State's club," "We're very inclined to play tOUflWiTt'S championship In both Big Ten encounters Olson said. "They move the a physical basketball game," game. this season. ball as well as any team in the DeVoe said. "But I don't know It will be the Big Ten North Carolina State coach country and they are greatif we can get close enough to against the ACC in the Iowa. Norman Sloan, who will be shooters, taryland to do that." LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) Washington Coach Mary Harshman on Las Vegas to win the NIT because Monday night in the second round of the tiwy iv an up and down club. But they tournament. heaped praise on the University of certainty hive the talent to win it all.,, "We're very pleased with the way our Nevada-Las Vegas, but predicted the Johnson's IS opening-half points kids played," said Tarkanian. "We Rebels would have a tough time winning sparked the Rebela to a 49-30 halftime played with a lot of emotion and the the National Invitation Tournament, lead. The Huskies, who lhtlshed their crowd really helped." Michael Johnson scored Z3 points, season with an 18-10 record, nS'e - got The UNLV-Long Beach State matchup including l5in the first half, and grabbed closer than 18 points in the second haW. ls one of eight secondround games set for 14 rebounds Friday night to lead UNLV to UNLV boosted its lead to 31 points, 86-55, Monday night. Also scheduled are St. a 93-73 victory over the Huskies In the with 4:30 remaining before Coach Jerry Peter's at Duquesne, Boston College at opening round of the NIT. Tarkanian removed his starters, Virginia, Illinois State at Illinois, South"We didn't play as well as we think we Th other Rebels finished in western Louisiana at Texas, Texas-El can," said Ilarshman. "I don't think figures, including freshman Sidney Paso at Michigan, Mississippi at Mm. anybody could have beaten UNLV on this G with is, La AIIdCTIOII with 17 nesota and Murray State at Alabama. floor tonight. They played with a lot of and Michael Burns with 11. The quarter-finals will be played at emotion and they're very quick. We have various sites next Thursday, with the Bob Fronk led Washington with 12 tournament's Final Four movi ng to New problems with quick teams. "U they play that well Monday, they'll Points. York's Madison Square Garden for the UNLV, 21-7, hosts Long Beach State semifin beat Long Beach State, but I wouldn't bet als and finals March 17 and 19. L - - - - - - ....... - - •- -. -- .- -• - • • • .. • .. . 311ir F" . . - - - . - • - - �- ,,14--,-_ 2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4JJ- %:•2- Sunday, March 9, 1910 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD Hornets Hope By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer ORLANDO - Bishop Moore's Hornets attempt to throw a roadblock in front of Ocala Vanguard's attempt to win a third straight 3A state basketball championship Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Sectional Tournament at Bishop Moore. Coach Jim Haley's Knights have captured the 3A crown the past two years although he concedes this year's edition is not as good as past years. "Our record (19-13) is pretty misleading," assessed Haley. "But we got it together just be fore the district and we're playing very well now." Two of th ose playing well are 6-5 se nior Roosevelt Davison and junior guard Nabe Palmer. Davison has been the Knights most consistent player with 20 points and 10 rebounds per outing. To Sting Ocala' s Rbbi'Wwn listed senior sensation Paul Mullee -95 percent said Robinson. "Size-wise we match up pretty well. They have a little more speed and we have more patience." . Events C,4RIVER rl(4-'r '14NM ''4 sP69 197 IY/,%t'/1t6 " . 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Ready To Minnesota 29 21 14 72 29 31 5 63 Despite the coldness of last are veterans Pat McDonough members Margaret Peters, Middle School students and BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) esntng. ...................of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis club to week, softball has arrtved'on In left field, Dana Hale at Melody Tolley, Use Tslazko, members of the Mice "Farm Argentina has taken a surprising but Earlier Friday Vilas, Argentina's top, beat Gottfried. the local scene and Angelo's short and second and catcher Sheila Dixon (just a' fresh- team" - Sky Hook Cranes in uncertain 1-0 lead over the United States ranked player, beat Brian Gottfried, 7.5, The 28-year-old Gottfried said after the Casselberry "Mice" have Terri Fry. AU three were man) and Jennifer Burke. the Seminole Pony League, in In the American Zone finals of the Davis 64, 6.3, In the first day of the three-day match that he had tried without success bundled up and started to among the leading "Mice" Coming from Lyman Is pit- addition to playing with Cup, with U.S. star John McEnroe facing zone finals, giving Argentina a 1-0 lead, to force Vilas to the net, thus abandoning emerge for the 191) season, hitters in their first season of cher-infielder Renee DiCarlo. the possibility of an upset defeat by Angelo's in unlimited play. his clay-court tactic of long, lingering Although half their members play The win by Vilas, and Clerc's and contributed There are also a number of Argentina's Jose Luis Clerc. Any girls interested in volleys. ' are playing HS ball right now, defensively as Angelo's won Lyman girls trying out for the tryi ng out for Angelo's are The 21-yea-old Clerc Friday took a 2.1 prlsingly strong showing on the first day But Uto Alvarez, captain of the Angelo's Is get ting ready for a the Longwood fall cham- Mice of the tour nament, left the he this season, and possibly welcome to attend the weekly set lead over McEnroe, who so far avily Argentine team, said Vilas's match with long trail of league and pionship. favored defending champion US. a few from Lake Howell. undefeated in three years of Davis Cup sessions that will continue for team Gottfried, ed under a scorching tourney play this coming Joining these three, upon at least temporarily in a dangerous Hounding out the returnees the next few weeks. Call play, In a match that was called iidda in the Southern Hemisphere spring and summer. situation. Argentina could win the best of completion of their season's are Tami Hankins and Rose Mickey Norton at 831-6186 for dar kness. summer, rt the 27-year-old Argentine Returning to lead the way play are Lake Howell varsity Fry both South Seminole info. Clerc won the first two sets, 64 and 6.3, five match finals with a victory by Clerc exhausteci and by the Argentine doubles team. while McEnroe won the third set, 6-4, Clerc, who Is ranked 17th in the world The match in tentatively scheduled to Viba, who inl9l7 led Argentina toa3..2 moompsrdtoMcEnroe'á No. 3ranking, be continued today. Later, Clerc and victory over the US. team in the zone had beat cEiroe In a match In 197$ but Guillermo Vilm will face the U.S. finals, once again as in 1977 took ad- lost In his o subsequent meetings with q doubles team of McEnroe and Peter vantage of his mastery of the clay courts the Amerifan. , Eastern Conference Atlant ic - New York I I ii i Congratulations to our Sanford Youth Bowlers who dominated the annual Seminole County AJBC - Portland 113, Denver $04 Saturday's Games Detroit at New York -, Atlanta at Houston Seattle at Denver San Diego at Utah - Milwaukee at Golden St. Sunday's Games - Washington at Boston, aft. Detroit at New Jersey, aft. : New York at Atlanta, aft. Cleveland at Indiana, aft. PhIla at San Antonio, aft. Seattle at Kin City, an. Chicago at Phoenix 'Los Angeles at Portland :Goldrn State at San Diego , - I. 2-3) 221.10. 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J S 000 000 0-0 7 2 "The tournaments are an excellent means in 7. 000 005 0-S 9 3 Sanford and a senior. a junior , 1111,111= Long, Murray (7) and Lionel; Kutsukos, Schwarzsheer (3), Oren Oaklidge (5) McI iSms.Olbsa-. 4.t. ., NeikonSresce (FlU) I. Rusadi. , Brennan 41. Meeks 14 SOak RIdge (34) BIllet 42, Johnson 7,1, 44. 44; Drew. Inner 43. Walkup 14, Castelluccl Copeland (9) d. Ai*ede.MSrIdi 4. 'Ceieslal (2SI: Sweat 43, Feeney which the girls can have exposure to tougher , UnIbid1aij N. Smyrna x bracket includes four year old division and finished in second place before , L - RBI Wolfe 2-4, 2 RBI. R ecords: Brevard 6-7, Valencia Howell - gh top sophomores, Shop Sanford and Orlando VW UW VO - The Seminole round of the girl's 16 year old division before losing 0 auri of Vero Beac eac.i h 2-6, -', a nd ° i (rocker stroked her way to the finals of the girl' s 16 Daily 9:30,9:30, Sun. 124 Colantuonl2-5, HR: Langston 2-5,1 .... started," complitnented coach Knight of a very youn ng e p. Ginny Bishop was a finalist in the consolation Those participating included Seminole Iligh JUNIOR UM.UWU kmIneielPla,IuN,es'aaso Singles: Mannisto ($) d. Nikon Idgewater i44.Ivaas Ill 7-5.4.3: Drew (S) d. Andrade 47,4At DebsIread ldgewaler (141); Regan 39, , ;., Cork 10, BOatU 41, AnderSon 44. 4-1,75: Gibson (FlU) I. RuiII 4. 'Evans (14): Burae$1 39 T. 7.4.2. 7.1; Greece (FlU) I. Ha d. 'sr 244-L 4-3; Copeland (1)1. eseu.dei 44. Byron 44 #' promising future. Edwards, Barber (4) and 14.1. op a Watkins, Alexander (3) and Arthur, Parker, Curr (3), Driebble ts: Kreldsr.Overyotd d. 70-74-141 Ireton-Dunn 4-1, 6-0; Sdwolder. 73.73-145 Cash d. PhIlIlps.Klnnedy 4.3, 4.1, 44.7) -343 Vence-44810 d. Murray.$hoofer 4 eg Wolfe 200 ,kli Hewn 300 the girl's 16 year old division before losing to Jackie Stewart of Titusville 2-6, 6.7. (1), Bentley (I), Perish (9) and Downs; Hitters- Brevard; L. Brantley - 1. F. At Errol Estate 44.73-133 6ickMastSllOO 71.70-141 Eay Bulclnich 750 flashes of girls have really worked hard t his spring "The 304 000 011-9 12 I 200000 400-4 9 I Lk Howell Association. ' L HowSpCr,fl0 6 Soucy Act 1240 340 sin 2 Wright Atlas 0(14) 43.00, P (1-4) 49.30, T IS. 4-2) 619.00. Tenth race - $.14, A; 30:91 IWright Bean Bag 4.20 3.00 2.00 2 ConfIrmed 5.00 3.40 3 Yankton 3.40 0(24)11.40, P (0-2) 34.60: T (I- left to right, coach Donalyn Knight, Chris Miller, left to age grup divisions that serve as ranking platforms for the junior players on a state-wide basis. total of 10 loca l Sanford netters recently Cocoa Beach to .the par. in the Cocoa Beach Juniors Unranked Tournament, which is affiliated with the United States Tennis Association. High School Schottensteino-4, 7.1, Records: 14- FRIDAY'S RESULTS FLORIDA PRO TOUR Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Coiantuoni; Schaefer, Fawbush 5-16,8: 31:53 Lucci-ClIappell 74, 431 Chafe. Krass d. Aiexander.Ieoton 44 7. 4; Stauble-Tucker d. Ing. ioIf ' - Los Angeles 101, Chicago 99 T showing Juniorcollove :::e_ 21 16 .343 171,'3 -utah 22 50 .306 20½ Pacific Division WLPct. OS :4.os Ang 50 20 .714 :Seattle 49 21 .700 I .fhoenlx 46 21 .657 4 lan Diego 32 31 .451 11 - Portland 32 31 .457 11 :9olden St. 21 19 .300 31 Friday's Results Boston 111, Phila 92 Houston 111, N.J. 110, 2ot Wash 106, Detroit 105 : Atlanta 99, Indiana 94 N.Y. III, San Antonio 112 Cleve Ill, Kansas City 101 Phoenix 110, Utah 94 " Benton. Doubles event was Hot Shots, Pinch Pins, Shamrocks, I Lisle Miller 504, Lou Bolton 49$, Spliffors, Sca tter Pins, ICIP Suds, 'Will KefflitOck I9L Henry Mueller won by Billy Schab and Tony Make-ups, Drip Dries, Hits I i 492, Dan Burton I91, Don Vanburger. High Series Misses, Three I ½, Block Busters, Nurhenne 0$, Andy Patrick Ill, Scratch for boys went to Lee Hooks I Curves, Gogetters, Alley j Ted Puckett 42, Ben Kiesel 112, • John Makowski 47L Ralph Grooms Bowling Tournament last Morgan, and for girls to Cats. High Games' Gladys Grin. 474, Sill Scholt 473, Verde Grooms jweekend. In the Ban tam age- DeeDee Hogan. AU Events r oman 207, Verne Pohl 305, Mike 444, Euiah Ofthaus 443, Mary Alice group, almost every trophy Scratch for boys to Bill Burke 201, Dan Burton lU Danny Auge 440. Converted Splits: Dan Burton S was garnered by our young Cleveland, and for girls Daniels 1 8 7, Ed Kiwsel IN, Marlin Hansen IN, Marvin McNutt 115, 7, Helen Kaminsky S.?, Mitzi keglers from Bowl America, DeeDee Hogan. Jostle West Adrian R oss 143, Pucks,"p, Lo udon , Mike Ross 5.7, Sanford. came In first for High Game Sam Kaminsky ill, Andy Patrick Florence Iurhenne 2.7, Jim In the team event, first Handicap jd Lynn PJva ill. Bernard Brown 17$, Harold Russell 4.7.9, Sa m Kaminsky 5.7. Fox 17?, Gordon 17$, Of* Olson 171, % 10, Lucille Thatcher 3.9.10, Lisle place was won by the team of beat all the girls for All Barbara Knsel 171, Rudy 'Miller 5-10. Julie Russo 3-10, ThcIa Bonees, Kelly Harris, Events with handicap. Many Westray 174, Jerry Loudon 17$, Carole $Iin4le 3.10, 10*0 Patrick Jeremy Ron and Erie thanks to all Bowl America Row Patrick 144, Laura Clarke 3-10, Olive Wistray 3.10. 144, Sea Bouvier 145, Mary WED. MORNING Hansen; second place was Youth Coaches for the fine job AUQUStO 144, Lillie Ing$on 144. MATCH PT won by Todd Morgan, Mike they are doing with Sanford Gene McNutt 140, Lucille Thatcher Standings: Florida Ixtruslona, Glad Girls, Shrimp Vans, 011 140, Trudie Lights.y 141. Kinney, Gloria Holbrook and youth! Inc., Try Hards. Lossings duntry ca High Series: Verne Pohl $11; Heather Maini and third Bowl Ameri Sanford Bernard Brown 127, 'Martin Girls, Roller Bldg. Sirv., Federal place was won by Stephanie declared the Month of Mardi hansen 530o Harold Fes age, Credit Union, Helmadoilar Collins, Lynn Jolmion, Faye as Senior. Citizen's Month. To Danny Daniels 504 Gladys 'Framing, Barbour Bros. Glover and Tommy Ball. In celebrate this month, all Orannemanl03, Gordon Lamb IO3, :' High Games: Linda Lewis 304 Oil Olson 103, Ted Puckett 5, Mary Strickland III, Helen On Doubles event, Use San- Sersover tlseag.ofU MAY Ron Patric k IS, Sam Kaminsky Batbsur 101, Lou Weston 17$. ford io of muse Bonus and come In ad bowl frg from 471 Andy Patrick 03, Barbara Carol Andrews 1W Peg Patsy ill Nancy livers 141, Kitty West 174, Kelly uNTIl were first place 10:00 sin, until 11:00 am. Knew 444, Mike Burke 45. Converted Splits: Lillian P01W I. Faye 173, Linda Ervin 171, Loll wthn'r every Monday morning thIs 7: Jim Arroyo 2.7i Jerry Loudon 2. Smith 10,Olive Stump 149, Linda The Single, Event was won in 5jj, 7, 3.19 Winnie Spencer 3.11; Cohen 143, Polly Hall 10. High Series: Linda Lewis 131, Harold Fox 3-10; Olive Westray S. by Sanford bowler Heather and take advantage of ______ Mary 4: Laura Strickland 119, Polly Hall Clarke 1.7; Mac Adams. High GNUS &itd* FREE practice, McKibben $7; Joe Welckd.5; Fred' 44$, Donna LePore 471, Lou c IlatU9fl for boys went to E ri Weston 4.1, 2•7; Olive Westray 14 - Wheaten 413, Nancy Rivers sii, Otoer Highlights: Unusual scarins Kitty West 44$. and for gIrls to Rhonda m, 2menonsamsNam OleOlssn and Converted $0111: Mary Dell Gorman. High Series Scratch FoIda Prstor's Gordon Lomb W. Hardy 14 June Plant 3.9.11. was won by Dion Kelly for lbS Association Doubles TourOther HishligMi: Queen of the DILTONA PINSUSTIRS boys and Denise Bar& for Was awcas vaninge: jat set, 5pes, Week Kathy Murphy +4. Rebels, Bud's I Dais. Cr~On girls. All Events Scratch $Ø$MIXSD wi AUIN4I Sa lad's, Super Spoils, I-coridouns.' Standinps: Turnovers, McWall to VAN bowlers came away with Use Dinarnes, Young at Heart. Bare Don uts, Milk Shakes, French Jill BU-IL--.JL Azid A!) $$O Hares, Gems Mr. 1 Mrs.: I-i Fries, MCMVIIIns, R on nie, first prtu! Marks, Colors, HI-Bilis, Pspsyee, clowns, isasa ,,,, out at en ts Handicap to Eric Coagrstui.t, to l) Ev ____ Orange Bowlers, Pair Diamonds, 1 Tewnirs, Ge Go $anaiias, Hansen for tho boys and Lynn EU ' DaVil Della Lucky Strikes, J s, Joiuseoa for the girls. Well happy duo who were Yankees, BosyGeors, OiI* Ails's. Ringers. Hacienda NIiis, c ore, Bantams! YOU look all 1410 Games: Dave Lows at, 'ec4pIiv of t $$$$ p yty si, csiar'sis .toet a,, Other Siitur4 win WW Strikers. but four of the POUlbie Hi, Games: BOO Auge 215499. Warren Meieer 19$, Freddie troiIes! Sharon Raymond sad MN'$e TOil d'att iu usIa MIller 19$, William ill, haste McDanIel 19$, our Jwdw-koloir owl Hutson; James ad Ivy $111 $d'elt 191 NØlry Mueller 191,- Jerry N.11raak 19$, Kathy Sukor - lain Kaminsky 191 Andy Patrick 119, Travis Taylor 17$, ,Iehe Gas-U Ijd WI'7 well Iii the i)sy Jay &V N^ at ' 10, Dan $urMnne Ill, Will' $44. Steve Penid' 17$. Billie ëc'npetltlon. Sanford bowlers Schulz.; Tom and Deli' Kirasleck Ill, Den Sutton III I BOrpss 10, SePt Kelly 132. Chuck won lied In the tow event Schulz.. Be looking for BIll Mvan 179, Gus ReIMI 179. BOrpSIS W. .ierry 17$. Lou $01108 171. $$Ia; J.ryy HeibreskiN, and several Individual If atother Central Florida IPA DannyLiuden Dinlels I??, Varda GrsSm$ Charlie FlaW 115, Pot Tilly W. 174, Lillie Adlklsn In, Mary, iacii Naue $13, Chuck Burgess doubles events. Cosijng .j toivnament In AprIl. AUceAugeltI MIlIredMaran 172. Ii?, Eddie Saras 111, S. I. second ID 11* team '' WASH GAY DROPOUTS MooOft" 11 Carrell III, Dave Lowe $13 ' Hop. Webb, Standings: Sn Symbols, 141s'i Series: BOO 144. Bill, Converted Splits; Slew Penidi VIkings. Goof Balls. WhIz Kill. Moran US. Sam Kamlnsky III, 2.11. ci Hanson $7.g. DnDoe How' and Della 1239.29 Ninth V.~ J4 th a lot of potential Friday's Results Irevardl, Valencia 6 0(24) 02.40; P (24) 345.90: T (2. 43) 1041.00 Eighth race -S-14,A, 31:23 I Spiral Theme 10.10 7.00 1.20 I Wycliff Doe Doe 1.20 - I netters are: front row I0 Valencia 8.20 SAO 6.40 Barkiey, Gambel (7) and 3Tw0 Stroke 42 29 .592 40 31 .563 2 - The Lady Seminole traveledto Florida at Florida State, 2 p.m. Irevard i I .11 Several of her underclassman charges are 6.00 4.20 Miller 2 3, home run, RBI. 6 Gem's Donny Ran City YAllwauk* Denver ' Chicago I already 40 I-. - t. - 3-3, Marshall 35. double, 2 Third race -S.l6,M: 31:90 RBIs, Haskell 2-1, double 2 RBI; 4 Pan Handle Red 13.40 6.50 3_110 UCF R. Smith 2 3. double, RBI, Seventh race-S-14, 2 Conn411y 1600 740 35 35 5007k, 33 36 .471 9 Indiana 31 39 .113 11'i'i Clevelnd 28 43 .394 15 Detroit 16 53 .732 26 Western Conference Midwest Division - Bishop, Summers (5) and Q(3,7) 18,40; P (3.7) 13.20: T(3. 7.1) 404.10 •-. - - IIT When the current women's high school tennis season got underway several weeks back, Seminole High coach Donalyn Knight said she had a young 000 000 004 -4 11 3 2 000 300 110-S 7 Porter I Reno Crash Atlanta -Houston San Anton - I 34 33 493 19I,l New Jersy 30 41 123 71½ Central Division , r - I ___ ___ 1, S Charging Connor David Lipscomb at Stetson, 2 610 team members Angela Barley, Candi Crocker, Q (2$) 22.00, P ($2) $.40; T (S. p.m. .Ui h t" Bren flr.., da B Brown,Pa tti Edi1rnnn Beth 2-5) $76.10 .7 Vanderbilt at Roiil,'s, 1 p.m. b Fifth race-$.16, 5; 314 Michigan at Florlua Southern Ludwig, Trichael Tuack, Carnal Lodge, Chris 6Devina 17.20 300 4.40 (Henley Field), I p.m. Miller and Gwcnn Dougherty, 3 Bobbi Heart Western Michigan at Florida s.00 6.40 1 Total Effort 6.40 Southern (Marcl'anl Stadium), Several of the young netters made it to the (3-6) $5.61; P (4.3) 197.0, T (6. 7: 30 m. Tuskogee at Bethune -Cookman quar ter and semi-finals of the highly competitive Sixth race-3.L A: 31,73 (2), 2p.m. 3 Joanne S. Walsh at Flagler (2), 1 pm, 13.10 6.00 5.00 7 Wright Fielder Widener at Fit, I p.m. 3.20 3.00 ous,ei'uaii . - Y; right Candi Crocker. (Anny Bishop, lFrichel Angle Barley. Lisa Harper, Sandy Smith and Taack, Beth Ludwig, Pat ti Edgeon. m Back row Carmal Lodge. - n II rIO B as ketball - KNIGHT'S 8 Wonder Alice 2.50 Records- Davidson 3.4, UCF 6 Q (4-7) 30.10: P (4-1) 141.00: T (4. S. 7-I) 139.20 Today's Games Fourth race 5-14, 0: 31:91 Temple at Central Florida, 2 IBunsen 7.10 3.60 4.00 P.M. St. Louis at Buffalo Toronto at Quebec - ri. Friday's Results Davidson S. UCF S 4.40 3.10 .. . . N, _" College Davidson UCF . -- 11 . I , "~ squad 2MItl Immortal " I I .1 .1 4MItl Rocky Day 4.40 4.40 Gordon, Baldwin (8); Smith, 7 Carry Cap 6.60 Martin (8), Miracle (0) and 0(2-4) 19-60; P (2-4) 42-30i T (2. Hawkins; Hitters: Davidson- 7 Husker Bruce L Pct 53 15 779 50 11 - L I - Hartford at Boston Pittsburgh at Detroit " , , Cleveland vs. Mexico City Red Devils at M e xico 4.7) 347.40' DO (6-2) 20.40. NY lsIndrs at Wash, aft. Boston Phila - Lakeland, 1.30 p.m. Tel Whales s Chaia CNL) at Mesa, Ariz. 3p.m. fl 365.40 Second race -$.U,C: 31:11 2 Wright Heidi 10.20 4.20 2.10 Atlanta at Winnipeg, aft. Vancouver at Cob., aft. Minnesota at NV Rangers Edmonton at Philadelphia .'i J 1J .* __ - Detroit vs. Minnesotaat 4 Mill Slick (1) 23.80: T (64-4) Detroit at St. Louis Chicago at Los Angeles Sunday's Games VI s I ~ - ,# " Major League% Exhibition Schedule Today's Game First race S-16, C: 31:40 6 Stream Lines 7.40 5.40 2.80 Phila at Minnesota Edmonton at Pittsburgh Quebec at Toronto . - IV Baseball ATSANFORD-ORLANDO aft. _" - .- r ; - FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS 53 Ir .41 i' - Ryan d. Loveless -Crow nover 8.3. a 0 38 15 9 N.Y. Rangers at Montreal Boston at N.Y. Islanders Nibble On Second Season , Doubles: Pascual-Gibson (C) d. Wden.Lerh:flL6;prUche,t. Seabreere (Blythe, Greaves, Mexico City, 5 P.m. Sunday's Game$ Gutowski, Snodgrass) 3:SS.78. 40 17 10 90 " . , I 0; Dunn d. Sagen I 0. . Snodgrass (S) 531.75- $00 back: Buffalo Boston . '" Schoepf fin (L) 1:05.34; 100 breast: Orlando, 1:30 p.m. 55 27 33 9 Friday's Results Chicago 4, Colorado 2 Atlanta 9, Vancouver 3 - q L Montreal Toronto Quebec JACKSONVILLE, Fla. incompetent to stand trial on Yarbrough's fall began in His career totals were 198 (UPI) In 1969, LeeRoy charges he attempted to 1970 when he contracted races, 14 wins, 64 finishes in Yarbrough won the Daytona murder his 66-year-old Rocky Mo unt ai n spotted fever the top five, 92 in the top 10 500 stock car race and six mother and ordered him and nearly died. He s nt and $450,679 In winnings. pe other superspeedway events, committed to a state mental about nine months a total of $188,605 in prize hospi ta l. But Yarbrough also earned money and the title of It will be the second time recuperating. In 1972, he tried a reputation during his racing NASCAR's driver of the year. Yarbrough has been sent to a to make a comeback, but at career as a "wrecker," which On Friday, a circuit judge mental institution; he spent the end of the year he quit referred to his propensity to ruled Yarbrough, now 43, several months in one in 1977. racing for good crash into race track walls. - Diving: Campbell (S) 147.35; 100 fly- Lunsford (L) 1:01.93; 100 fret: Blythe (S) S4."; SOO fret: Norris Division W L T Pis Comeback Bid For Yarbrough Fails Lake Brantley S Colonial 2 Singles Walden d Pascual 56 breast: Newsome -- Saturday's Games V//i'7Z'ñt4V 06,7 _ _____ 1:00.76; _ I . : . 4-. tt d. Sterling-Cesped 8-4. Bla Furton (L " 1364 100 ba ckRo erme 71 71 3 33 91 W L I Pt5 GIRL GIRLS 30 21 15 75 staoreele 19, Lyman 13 2$ 21 10 AA 21 33 12 ;4 (Sr0o m&dley relay: 20 35 12 5 'r Lunsford) 1:57.93; 200 fret: Blythe 17 38 10 44 IS 4210 40 (S) 1:54-58; 200MGutowskiS) Chicago St. Louis Detroit 0; Hueltig (K) d. Killen 8.0; Pinnock d. Truett 8.2; Platt d. (Lindsay, Gibson, Cavanaugh, Connell I:S3.10; 200 free: Hebert 31 25 9 31 26 9 At _______ Korner Amundsun Mal M. Colonial 13, Lake Howell 3 Texas A&M 53 Bradle, 53 By United Press International pod. Elvin Hayes and Greg Bal. Suns 110, Jazz 94 The Doctor operated on the Celtic Coach Bill Fitch lard scored 25 points apiece to Walter Davis and Paul Celtics in Boston Friday night echoed Bird's praise of pace Washington. John Long Westphal scored 24 points but his teammates Erving. scored a game-high 27 points each to pace Phoenix. Terry remained In the waiting room. "If there's a better pro both and Greg Keiser added 24 for Furlow led the Jazz with 19 Julius Erving "Dr. jo" poin ts. on and off the cour t than Detroit. scored 36 points, but the rest Knicks 118, Spurs 112 Julius Erving, I haven't seen CavalIers 111, Kings 104 Mike Mitchell scored 23 Toby Knight scored 33 of the Philadelphia 76ers him yet," Fitch said. "I think combined for only 50 more as my 11 (players) are the best points to power Cleveland. points as New York extended they went down to a 111-92 on and off the floor, but I think Otis Birdsong had 27 points, San Antonio's losing streak to defeat, we'd vote him (Erving) the Scott Wedman 25 and Phil seven games and moved past Ford 20 for the Kings. the Spurs In the playoff chase. "Julius is the best player in classiest on and off," Rockets 111, Nets 110 2ot the league right now," said The person least impressed Robert Reid's two free Lakers 101, Bulls 99 Lar Guard Magic Johnson conry Bird, who led the with Erving, was Erving. throws with 11 seconds left in Celti cs wi th 27 poin ts. "But e won it for verted his 17th rebound into a In other games, Washington the second overt im one guy isn't going to beat this int play to lift Los nipped Det roit, 106.105, Cleve. Houston. The Rocke ts' Moses three-po team. He was doi ng a lot m or e la nd dumped Kansas City, Malone and New Jersey's Angeles over t he Bulls. out I'11 111-104, Houston edged New Mike Newlin scored 37 points Trail Blazers 113, Nuggets 104 tell there you inthan JulyI was. who But, has the Jersey, 111-110, in double apiece. Calvin Natt tossed in 29 best team." overtime, Phoenix beat Utah, Hawks 99, Pacers 94 points - 14 in the fourth Cedric Maxwell and Rick 111.94, New York toppled San Dan Roundfield scored 23 period and Ron Brewer Robey added 20 and 18 poin ts, Antonio, 118-lIZ Los Angeles points as Atlanta handed added 26to pace the Portland. respectively, for 'the Celtics, shaded Chicago, 101-99, and Indiana its seventh straight The win put the Blazers into a who won their ninth straight. Portland defeated Denver, loss. Eddie Johnson added 20 tie wi th San Diego in e th Philadelphia had their six- 113.104. points and John Drew 16 for battle for the final berth in the game winning streak snap.. Bullets 106, Pistons 105 the Hawks. Western Conference playoffs. Argentina Surprising Davis Cup Leader Casselberry Kegler's HIGH SCHOOL Friday's Results Midwest At Denton, Tex. Alcorn St. ;o,s Ala 62 Hartford at Wash, 8ozq /v/rIf l!AV... / Watson-Bryan, 64, 6-3. HIGH SCHOOL Boone?, Lake Howell 0 Singles: Herren d. Busted 8-1; Eynon d. Pomory I-I; Hawkins d. boles 5 - 4; Bouer d. Brodie 8-0; Oelen d. Scatty S-I Doubles: Evnon-Souer d. Tooles-Brodje 8-3; HerrenHawkins d. Bostad. Scatty 5-4. Lake Brantl.y4,Coloniai3 Singles: Soho (C) d. Hubbel 8-6, II S eiOi,ija,, oftball Florida State 94, Toledo 91 -1 ____---t' d. (EHI VIlanova 77, Marquette 59 ' • ____ L At Big Cypress Oviedo (10.1): Strauss 35. Jones 3$, Gasper 46, Sezego 46. New Smyrna Beach (2-6): Swann 39, Patsled 44. McKay AS, Wilder 41. Mideast At Bowling Green, Ky. 0 (Eli) dDorns:If. Oviedo 165, N. Smyrna B . Friday NCAA Regional Tournaments EMI At Providence, R.I. Iona 84, Holy Cross is Lady Netters Doing Well ' Young Tribe s West Orange: McCann 35 , Bryan 6-3, 7.6. Dembester, 35, Smith 39, Boyd 41. Doubles: Wytrwai-Beiiamy (V) Boone: Sheldon 39, McIntosh 37, d. Hill-Courn, 6-3, 4-6, 60; Blake 39 Casey46 Basketball "And we've never been there," he concluded dreamily. heaitlr" as judged by his 28-point effort in Tuesday's regional victory, Irving LOS ANGELES (UPI) - stumbling into a tie for 15th Nancy Lopez-Melton's discus- place with a I-over-par 73. sion of her new name bo re a Bruce birdied the final strong resemblance to the act three holes of Friday's round, of com edi an Ray Johnson. w hich became the ope ning "I'm very proud of my round when rain forced family name and my sponsors tournament officials to cancel want me to keep Lopez, but I Thursday's session, reducing am also proud of my the tourney to 54 holes. The husband's name," she said. three birdies gave her a 3. "The best way to please under-par. 69 a nd a share of myself and everyone else, too, the lead wi th Massey and is to be Nancy Lopez-Mellon. Carrier. "If I don't hyphe nate it, One stroke behind the people might start dropping leaders were Kathy Lopez and calling me Nancy Podlewaite and Maryanne Melton. That wouldn't go over Bretton wi th Amy Alcott, Pat very well with my sponsors Bradley, Janet Alex and and my Dad wouldn't like it, Marlene Floyd two strokes either." back at 1-under-par 70 over It has become apparent that the 6,228-yard, par-71 Rancho Lopez-Mellon has added more Park layout. than a hyphen. She has also Carrier, who admitted, "I'm added several strokes to her normally not a good firstonce-overwhelming game of round player," had a slow golf, start Friday. Louise Bruce, JoAnne Massey had taken the lead Caner and Debbie May with a birdie on No. 15 but fell share the lead headi ng into ba ck into the three-way tie t oday's second rou nd of t he wi th a bogey on the par-3, 17th $125,000 LPGA Classic at hole. Rancho Park golf course with Lopez-Mellon, who bogeyed Lopez-Melton, the leading the first hole and never went money winner on the LPGA under-par, said, "I couldn't tour the past two years, get it gang." College by Alan Mover Lopez Stumbles LPGA Dream The 5-11 Palmer Is scoring 13 points a game and Haley labels Haley was wary of the Hornet nest, but also pointed out that Complementing P. Mullee will be 64 brother Greg and 64 him an exciting player as evi denced by his nine slam dunks, last year's eight finalists 4A and 3A all won on the road to make senior center Keven Roy. Senior floor director Greg Tappet Six-feet-3 Eddie Goff (10 points), 5-11 Albert Cunningham it to Lakeland. and sophomore David Dizney complete the lineup. Lefty Rick and 6-4 senior Darryl Johnson complete the starting five. Grimes is the number'ope sub. "We also have an advantage that we can play either tempo Haley looks to a young bench including 6-2 freshmen guard John McCoy and sophomores - 6-5 Dale Osbourne and 6-2 (slow or fast)," declared Haley. "We'll dolt any way we have "We're tough to beat at home," Robinson further emto for a win." Victor Johnson - for depth. phasized about the dome. "We're only lost here one time One common oppor.nt of the two is Lake Weir. The Hornets (Oviedo) and that was without Paul Mullee." "We expect our tradition and our experience in big games to beat them 66-42 at home and whipped them 73.66 In Lake Weir. Despite the home cooking, Robinson was still leery of the help," cited Haley. "We have a better record on the road than Vanguard nipped Lake Weir 50-46. Vanguard past performances. at home because of our scheduling." "Vanguard has been up and down," said Robinson. "They . "Experience may be the key. l'he,y've been there The last reference was about the Intimidating Hornet gym which has befuddled many an opponent, lost to DeLand and P.K. Yonge at the end of the year, but in the (Lakeland) t he past two years," Robi nson directed about the t$urnament they are tough." Knights basketball domination. "It's in our gym and that's going to unnerve them a little," RECYCLED In ThirdTitle Sunday, M.arch9, 1900-311 V V ui THCTM1JSUVO AT 1) H,Y Ut 571 !.O,ITH srvoa,. fPoo. ', aj AijiOS P*.TTrgAS AVE fltIPY_rcuir _______________ ________________ t k$ -- V am X wi-aim (is SHAY '?V?AT 5f vo '71)' SOUTH W(*,OtaQ WD V 'I ____ $ SILMN , ?$) 7, 0MAM.t i, ' A.Z .7..-; n ) CUILLMUY 1" h..' '' .' ',é il X 01*55535 P5545 '' '"' " t'UMiT UTI 00 ) J II- j . -A- 41-&A • J ,&& ):44 ' r _. - -#.,'-- .- . - - .5 .- .,. fl- (•_ -- . - -. -................- -, -------- -- ------------------------- - i I - ,i _ .. " " T. "T .~ , vt7-! '.__<.'~3 .~ , " -. I , -- -.,*I 11Pifta. '. - .6; 11 . -1 Awt., ~% . - - -1 . 1.-. I.414 - L 4,6;.-'a ., '. !'I'm - - .-A -9 A, f ,= - . .1 - - - - - - --- - -_ - - - I5 ~ - -_ -_ - I I ,,- - ~ u-Il- --- !E1u1UuiU1uIUflipr . ", ** IA60 "~,,*,-,w,u4&~gdkwim~~~4C.t~--., 14 , - uuRp_,___ - . 1L - --4 - ~ ~1*si-:% I �- ,--• 4B-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 59.24CP IN RE: Estate o NINA K. UHRIG, Deceased, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMAND AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY the ad. ministration of the Estateof NINA K UHRIG, Deceased, File No. sO 21-CP is pending in the Circuit CourtofSeminoieCounty,Florida, Probate Division, the address of which ii Room 322, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The Personal Representative of the estate is HAROLD G. UHRIG whOse ad. dress is c.o Post Office Box 132$, Winter Park, Florida 32790. The name and address of the Personal Representative's attorney Is TERRANCE H. D1TTMER, of Murrah, Doyle, Sasser and DItt. mer, P.A., $00 West Morse Boulevard (Post Office Box *330), WInter Park, Florida 32790. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP 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 mtnt be inwritlng and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or its agent or attorney, and the amount claimed if the claim is not yet due, tile date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contIngent or unilquldated, the nature it the uncurtainty shill be stated.lfthecIaimlssecured,the -; securIty shall be described. The claimant shall delIver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to unable tile clerk So trail one copy to the Personal Representative, All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration h.es bean mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OP THE DAlI OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION • '' f k OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ob(ecllsss they may - have that challenges the validity it the decadent's Will, tile qu.lIficatio ci th Personal RepresentatIve, or the vinua ot jiirIidlct Ion if the court, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO, Date of the first publicotlon ii this Natice it Adinisistratimi Is MarctiC, INS. Harold G. Wwis Ponsanal Riprisantative ci the Estate if NINA K. UNRIG, DocsNif Attorney for Personal Representative: TERIANCE H. DITYMER if Murrali. Deyle, $asssr *W .. Dittmer, PA. NS West Morse Boulevard P.O. Bee 12$ Winter Park. Florida 33700 - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given t, ttt• undersigned, pursuant to the "FIctitIous Name Statute" Chapter 965.09, Florida Statute, will register with he Clerk 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: SPRAGUE CUSTOM CABINETS &CARPENTRYuoderwhithlarn engaged In business t 511 Maple Avenue, Sanford, Florida in the City of Sanford, Florida. That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows: David L. Sprague Dated at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, February 12, 1990. Publish February ii, i, March 2, 9, 1990 DES-iC ____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 317 West 1st St., Sanford Seminole County, Florida under thefic. titious name of LAKE VIEW MOTORS, and that I Intend to register 5id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic titlous Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes Sig. Sanford J. Gould Publish March 2, 9, 16, 73, 1910 DET.14 PUBLIC NOTICE The Division of Environmental Services is in receipt of an ap. plicatlon for the construction of a 300 foot bridge at the following described location: on the Little Wekiva River approximately 5400 feet north , State Road 434 In Section 35, Township 20 South, Range2 East. Further described as being Ioratedneartheintersectionofthe Little Wekiva River and the proposed Springs Landing Boulevard. Property owners within 300 fut f the proposed project may ad dress their comments, in writing wIthin 14 days, tO Division of Environmental Services, P.O. Box 7469, Sanford, Florida 37171. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of County Court Publish Mar. 9, DET.51 ___________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOT ICE is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $65.09 Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to.wit: FTA ADVERTISING under which it Is engaged in business at 1002 Newcastle Court, Maitland, Florida. That the corporation interested In said business enterprise Is as follow: C.T.G. ANTIQUES, INC. May15 Moiinari, President Attest: Edeigard Bishop, Dated at Maitland, Florida, this 25th day of February, 1990. Publish March 2,9, 16, 23, DET.16 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fill Nwmber IN Ii, ESTATE NORMAN B. HULBERT Deceased NOTICEOPADMINI$TRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1. PIED that the administration of the estate of NORMAN B. HULBERT, deceased File Number 1043.CP, Is pending in the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE County, Florida, Prdoate Division, the address of which is N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, 32771. The er lanai representative of th, estate is NORMAN ft. HULBERT whose address is Iii Eltswor$h Road, Palmyra, New York, 14372. The name and address of the persOnal representatIve's attorney are lit dueshaiibestated.11ffieclaimis personal rsprewntative. on Nie venue of jurisdiction if the cowl. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL SI FOREVER BARRED. Doted this Jib day ii Mardi. Cl.. Norman R. H As P.roasal Representatlug if the Estate if NORMAN S. HULSERT DeCeaSed ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: JOSEPH N. MURAIKO - Seminole ci the become effective Immediately OET.46 PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 19th day of February, A.D. 1900. N. C Floyd Sr. city of Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tamm Jr City Click SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 004$1.CA*E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP DIANA LEE DOWNING, ________________ ipj CLINTON 0. DOWNING, claimant shah deliver NudsantRi$Sndsst. copies of the claim Is the clerk to NOTICE OP ACTION unable the clerk to ni.ii ea gey to eacti persenairepresutathve. TO: CLINTON D. DOWNING All persers interested Is the Adams iiknswn estate to wham a copy of ittis : You are hereby notified that Notice of Administration p mailed are required, WITHIN Proceeding for Dissolution THREE MONTHS PROM THE Marriage a Vklcule has bees filed DATE. OP THE FIRST againot you and you are requIred PUBLICATION OF serve a copy St VOIW written THIS NOTICE. to file any shiectiens defenSes, If ally, thirsts upon they may have that Challenges Clii potitio.iir' whose hhim. validltyofthegacodsnt'swiul,the afldaddrussagiearbel,w,on.r qualifIcations of tile personal bun Mardi 19, 1* and file ttii ,oprsIaMtIvo. or the venue or onisinal therut with the Clerk 1 jurisdictIon of the court, 't CSimt hitler bobS Mrvice en *1.-I. CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND petitioner's attorney or Im. Doteitlhiefkst pubikiflosat this Notice f AdmihSIvatlis: Mardi NOTICIIs 1375 N. Nilliwsy 17.92 ngu.ua, FNoIIS. y p part ian litorsited hi sale bwsless .nteqwlee are as Noon Tuesdo. j - 11101110 $scretiry.Trg. Ba.Iop ' As Personal R*osista$ive if the Issue ALAN WESLEY SMITH Click COWl By: Susan I. Tabr . ATTORNEY FOR PER SONAL REPRESENTATIVE: IRINION, SMITH & NELLIE. HUTCHISON. MOREII. B 011W. Emmett Proif P.O. 1100 PS Office Dnewer N Nsflh Pait Ausque T.lelone: (10316441001 Publish MarC. IS, 1990 By; a: Dove A. Hour Publish Mar.L 16. I Publish Mardi IC, NS DET.G Of T.$ __________________ FLORI OA 1 Sanford, Florida 33771 (3d) W.M37 ass.s*zmsi - PubI*Fehivy 17,NasdMardu 2.9, 1991 . - Orderlies & Aides Better Living Center of Cassel --' Reduce safe I fast with GoBese Tablets I E.Vap "water pills" F' AJ,IVE]j SIIINI ST ILHIVE -- — Gyn CiInIc-520; Pregnancy test; male sterIlization; free counseling, Professional care supportive atmosphere, confidential. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION 29—Rooms Rooms torrentPrivatehome 322-3153 Weeklylmonthlyrates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 141-7963 _____________________________ -Apartments Cashiers-Hostess _______________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT Cl2FrenchAve. 372.1113 CieanlngSanfordApts. $$ AfterSchooi Call Circulation Dept. — - Earn extra money at hot Good pay. Easy work. I.e experience necessary. Start immediately. Send name and address to BW.EH p.o. 13332A Orlando, Fl. 33509 FACTORY WORKERS mature, cooperative, smart, strong & reliable. United Sovets. 323MM -. -- .- ' ' __________________________ - - - - - - ____ LOCH ARBOR l05SunsetDr.3BR)fl,FR,FP, Ig fenced yd. Exc. $44,900. 323.7832 , Evel. 322-061?. 322-1517 207 E.2SthSt. ' DELTONA- 3 BR, 1½ B, Furnished, carport, enc. porch, no pets, In First area. 574.4215 . — - - _______ 4SHOdSeS 2 BR, 25, Condo, Kit equipped, BEAUTY ADVISOR.aloe LUXURYLIVING , move in today for $33,900. -. , 3 BR, 35, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. - - IN DeBARY'- 2-1 with a big family room. immaculate inside & top condition outside. Quiet location yet close to shoppIng. Mid 30$. I yr. warranty. . - EXECUIIVELIVI,4G Lake front living Is avail. In this lVt acre estate. 3B1, 46 w. guest cottage, fruit trees. .$93,090, - -. - - HOME WITH INCOME POTENTIAL-4 Bdrm, 4 Bath, formal living room & din. room. Breakfast room & den. All recently remodeled. Walk to Shopping, church and school. - OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. UN lIED FARM openIngs has In acre plus wold home. Zoned for dupleses, city water . sewhr. Super location $33,000. • . . piz ' REALTOR rnssss program. VALUI & price of thiS loxely1,1,35 home in one of nford's most deSirable 1V1b01M011. CH&A. 2 PR'5 IitisavailabsetorimlMdiate OCC$eiency. $37,005. tCtive person who con do Phone: - - -. • in oath, concrete block Sanford. Convenient to shopping. Fenced backyard '- ' with brick Bar-SQ. Price: $35,900 with approximately sii.om assumable mortgage, 7" percent. R. N. Grecne ' - Realty, Inc., Realtor. orange Monnie 775.7317, City, ' - 1•800821•5642 , _____________________ Eve. 30$.45$.$4aj -- eve- .- • -. .r ' I .', "-4 - .. a ,. "-. - - " - - '., 300-373.1953 -: ;'i -. - . - STE N STRO IV1 REALTY — REALTORS SPECIAL 3 BR. I' aD home on a beautiful lot, many extras, CA&H,w-wcarpet,DR,panFR, rec rm w bar. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, only $49,500. SUPER 4 BR. 76 home in Mayfair on a beautiful lot, C. HIA, FR, FP, 1g. rms. I mother.ln-iaw suite. Enjoy your pool & patio. BPP SER. VICE CONTRACT. Just M4,5t BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2aB home in Loch Arbor. Pool & patio! CHIAC. eat-in kit., FR, much more. BPP SERVICE CON- TRACT. $64,000. TERRIFIC 4 BR, 26 home In Sanora wall the extras. ClilA, ww carpet, pan FR, eat- in kit., inside utility, pantry & more. BPP SER. VICE CONTRACT. Just 137,500. REDUCED 3 BR, $5 home In Sonland w-sc. patio, FR, cIsc. FP, new kit. & a landscaped spacious lot. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only 135,000. DREAM HOME3BR, 26 in Loch Arbor, C-lilA, sc. porch, spacious well eqpt kit. Lovely treed lot. Many more extras. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. 517,000 Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 Hrs. 24 LUSH LANDSCAPING sur rounds well-maintained 3 BR w-Cen. H-A, & scr pool in terrific location. $49,S00'l GIANT OAKS-Rural lakefront 3 BR, 213 has 2100 sq ft on gorgeous 297' deep lot w 100' frontage. A must see at 516,30011 BRAND NEW BEAUTYStunning 3 BR, 28 w-plush cptg., brick fireplace, dream kit 8. huge bdrms on lg, treed lot for 579,90011 HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3 BR home w-eat in kit., new paint Inside & out I fenced corner lot. Only 537,8001! EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built) BR, 36 w 2211 sq ft. intercom, solarium & fireplace on ½ acre wooded lot. 5115.000. CHECK THIS PRICE! 2 story 3 BR, 1' a B home w-new carpeting & 2 porches on corner lot. 532.500 Ii LAKE FRONT LAKE FRONT Lovely 3 BR, 2B, 40' sc. porch, ski lake w dock. Lakeview from BR. LR & DR In area of more expensive homes. Furn. 517,300! — -- NICE BUILDING LOT 70'x130', COUNTY. CLOSE IN. $3,500. 51.000 DOWN. 43—Lots-Acreage - 6' a acres for only $16,S00 - Very good terms. Osteen. 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED 250 N. 17.52, Casselberry, Fl. 131-1200 Eve. U2-3l" ROAD FRONTAGE DELIONA AREA $12,700 NICELY HILLS. ING WOODED. VOLUSIA COUNTY 528.500. 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. 556.900. 16Commercial Property Commercial lot in Longwood on HWy .427. across from Lyman 145 Call Henry 339-524?. 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. 550.000. LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. SERVICE. IN GOING OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN IJPSALA TO $6,900 SASH OR TERMS. 2½ ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GEP4LVA AREA. 59.900. I WOODED LOTS. ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR RIAGE COVE. YOUR CHOICE FROM $4,500. ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. CROC!ETT CZ'mQ.t 1 Plumbing Supply business + real estate I inventory. 5143,000. W. Malic:owski, REALTOR 322-7983. BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun The Want Ad Way 47—Real Estate Wanted Wooded acre wanted for log cabin. Trade $7,000 mtg. for all or part, owner hoid bal. Prefer Sanford area P.O Box 1306 Aitamonte Springs We buy your equity, close in 21 h. AWARD REAL TV, INC 119 aito We buy equity in houses. apts. I vacant land Lucky In vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 372 4741 47-A--Mortgages Bought &Sokl Will buy It & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate . Business lo'ps Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E Robinson, Orlando, 477 2976 SEIGLER REALTY - LOCH ARBOR GEM-Spotless 4 ,URO K ER 74395 Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 327 1577 321 06.40 50Miscellaneous STENSTROM REALTY — 2 lo$s-3rci & REALTORS Pine Ave. $6,000. St. Johns River. beautiful lots. 517.000. I acre Z GC-2. Fulton St. $7,500. 564,90011 7 acres Bass Blvd., Mullet Lk. 41.A—Cadsnniun ForSalo - - I OR, 15. all appl. md. WID, approx. 770 sq. ft.. outside storage, pool I club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $77,000.. for Sale Side by Side refrig.. $75; picnic tbla' w 7 benches, $30; full site baby bed w malt, $25; Oak Porch rockers, 579.9$, metal office desk. 570 Jenkins Furniture, 705 E 75th St. 373 0981. MUST SELL! 15.500 Window Air Coed., excellent cond. 37? 3930. WIL SON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE BR split plan. wIg. BR's, FR, big kit, walk in pantry, pool & fenced ip acre on cul-de-sac. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SILL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 3235771 WE HAVE BUYERSI Call an)time 1.713-0711. see our beautiful new BROAD. 2565 PARK I YR. OLD DSL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 7 BR, 26, w. Central H&A heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $1910011 Harold Hall Realty, InC. 3235774. 3736308 Pk. $33,500. 10 acres SR 46 E. & Mullet Lk. Pk. Rd. (600' frontage) $35,500. 7 acres Richmond Ave. & Moores Sta. Rd. beautiful home site. $39,500. 70 acres Sipes & Marquette, S. of * rport. $110,000. 6+ icres 1793 (331' frontage) Prime Comm.l $191,600. 10 acres Lemon Bluff Rd., cleared (adi. IOA avail.) $22,000. Duplex 7 BR ea. good investment. $35,400. 6 DupIexes off Lake Mary Blvd., Super investment. Ea. $11,500. ----- 3?? 5672 Vinyl Ponchos $2.99 ca. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 377 5791 310 Sanford Ave. Beds. Dbi. motel 6.5. 8. Matt., 130 set. Sanford AuctIon, 1715 S. French. 323 7310. FIREWOOD $45 for I' pick- up delivered 323 4947 aft 1 51—House : -- - I full size. queen & king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th St. 3230951. Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, D.iytona Beach, will hold a p1'c AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I aturdaat 7.30. It's tile only one in Florida You set ?Pie reserved price. Call 904-235 83*1 for further details. .,UST Max E PAt'MENTS--'691c 's models Call 3399100 or 831 £605 (Dealer I ---- - ______ - i is . ____________ ______ 'AaflndnPnI..r, Garage Sale: Sun after 12:00. Exercycle, jet pump, I6wn trimmer, rug, clothes, shoes, & misc. items. 301 Tammy Dr., idyllwllde, Sanford. Sat Sun-Mon. 1)06 3rd St Towels, plants. oranges, grapefruil & lots of other ilems 322 Ill) BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 550 Call 322-1624i 3'fl.4440 I I __________ POBSONMARINE 2921 Mwi 11-9? Sanford, Fia. 37771 - - GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher & professional guitarist, Studied theory & al Chicago Con servatory of Music Beginners. enroil now, $Sa lesson. Student guitars available, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild. Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center 8. SIud,o, Sanford. 373 9911 composition . organs, stock Pianos & clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 3221403.2202 French __________________ SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old. Small or Large. InSide Ot Outside, Top or Bottom We do it All Home Repair 8. Remodeling Fences, roof, carpet, plumb, pOliO, etc etc Chances are if we can't do il no one can. 21 hr 3220171 _____ WIiati'ver lhe occasion, there isa classified ad to solve it. Try one soon . - Caramic Tile - - - -- -- - .---.. Light Hauling Clock Repair _____________________________ Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances& Misc (LOCAL (3495371 GWALTNEY JEWELER 7045 Park Ave 327 6509 _____________________________ Painting _________________________ F',infinij h-, Anlhnn+ C.orino QuiI,i liii or E.I pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3220011. 'essnxking ______________________________ 68Wanted to Buy _______________________________ . Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 327.0701 ROY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior 323 9034 Free Est - --- - Cash 322.4132 - eve UY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. JenkIns Fur niture, 20$ F 75th St. 32309$). Webuyusedfurniture FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323-6593 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricesPaid Used, any condition 644 $126 _______________________ Painting a Repair yw&1 - )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remodel & Additions. Ca11131 5399or8620136 J - GroOming & rdIng Trent Painting & Repair Inleriorl Exterior Free Est 322 3555 ____________________ I I NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory Painting & Remodeling Animal Haven C.roomlnq & Boarding Yennels lhermo stat controled tieat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet 332-5157 _______________________________ FREE ESTIMATES Call anytime 3-495239 Ptiotograptiy - Housecleaning Housewives Cleanino Service Personolited, fasl, dependable Regular or 1 time basis Wedowashwindows 677 $191 1075 SInger Fulura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime. Original $101, hal. Sill or -*1 me. Agent 2305*4. Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color Ix 10. 323 5755 - Welding BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 14017$ InrOVeft1Jnt$ Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK ¶jeqçva jardeq APARTMENTS 'Luxury For Less" 1, 2, 2 SR. Suites Unfvrji. — Adult. Family Laundry IOvlit-I.$tery Stwdl. — 1 Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beoi.327 1321 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses 337 sss S. G. BALINT ________________________ 321-0517 Custom built utility SANFORD m.20 repaIrs. Gel plenty of prospects -Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads. - - To List Your Business 322-26B DIQI & boat trailers, truck racks & misc. — iSIS W. 25th ST. 323•2222 ----- (ompleteMobile Home Repair 3-49 S2S9 Tilefloors instaIld NEW&REPAIR Free Est 830 1183,111 6 - Larry's Marl, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig,, stoves, tools - MEINTZER TlLt' New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 75 yrs. Exp. 869 $56?. . -- FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 373 1580 Home Repair TOWER'SBEAUIVSALON formerly Harrlett'i Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st 51., 377 571? - -.-- -------- — rchandise ____________ __________ Beauty Care 59—Musical Mcrchandise . '70 Cadillac Coup DeVil), run fling good, leather seats, new battery, radial tires, muffler I shocks, 5195. 323-5242. ___________________________________________________________ I I Accessories - 2 Dr. ItT, New Motor, Radio, Heater. 5250. 323 8340 Toe, L)ollar Paid for sunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equlpmenf. 372 5990 flack Yard Sale 1901 Marshall Ave. Sat. & Sun. 9a.m. till?? 62—Lawn-Garden 323 7831 -____ - - Sale DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 54-(arsnaSsL - pcI. above dealers cost. tin, ------'- for When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because 76-AUto Parts nmethtng wonderful about --..________________________ tO hppCfl NEW& USED BATTERIES 1973 Buick Regal $900 Maior Credit Cards Accepted 1971 Mustanq$600 IIIE BATTERY SHOP 323 0322 107W 17th SI 323 91)4 Will buy iunk Auto Batteries Best Pricei 1915 Ford ('.ranad, Ghia. cxc ofld - AM FM stereo. Michlin A O+ I IRE 3?? /480 radials 49.000 mi 57.500 830 ShOck'. $495 l4e.y Duly $695 9503 New flatt,'ries5?9 95 2413 French Ave Sanford '71 Datsungood running cond _________________________ $900 or best offer 566 71—Junk Cars Removed Good used TV's. $258. MILLERS 76 19 Orlando Dr Ph 372 0352 59—Musical -.____ 701 S. French r,,r r state Co,nmi'r .11 & Resi dental Auclions & Appraisals 3l(- Auclion, 323 ,620 ç, l payments 55—Boats & - WE BUY CARS SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. FR ENCH AVE. (Hwy 17-92) SANFORD 323.7340 ...- ..... -- - 79 Jeep (redl Ci S Deluce lop. $5008. assume 323 7047, ask for Tim CASH DOOR PRIZE VISA— MASTER CHARGE TELEVISION RCA color console 25'', sold new over $700 Balance due $11500 or lake over my $17 00 month St II u, warranly Will deliver Call 862 5394 Will buy old class rings & sliver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323-1961. Why buy used? New brand nam, box springs s. mattresses at 20 80—Autos LdrtJe select,on of clean modern furniture including extra nice Rattan bar & .4 stools. bed room suites. living room couch & chair sets, plus odd chest, dressers, chairs & tables of all kinds, also color TVS & assortment of houSehold bric a br,lc TV repo 19" Zenith Solo orig $493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 1386. Classified Ads will always give Much , Much you more More than you expect le Homes Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide $124 PUBLiC AUCTION. MON., MAR. 10, 7 PM - - 311 31SF. First SI LR 1. DR & detached party acre for only _____________________________________ MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broaer Beautiful country 101 in Deltona, located off Courtland I Shallowford, wooded, 13.200. 323 7889 aller S COUNTRY I ACRE- Newer 3 BR. C-H&A,w-wcpt., Ig patio, rose garden & low cash to mtg. 515,90011 house on over $a2.SO011 o•ioos•i0000ei00100 o••oo•s••s00000000 53—TV-Radio-Stereo - 8ACRESLAKE FRONT ROLL .e0, Reg. - UTILITY TRAILER -- GROVES H. Ernest 10, FP, formal OR, oak shaded cor. lot & w-w carpet. Only $34,000. SPAN ISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft poci home w fireplace, formal SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 - We specialize inF AR MS RANCHES -- (Y-i rUCKS- I raiiers - - K(-NMORF WASHER Parts, Service Used Machines MOONFY APPL lANCES 323 0697 kaf. rcpo '16 c'it' frost frcc' Orig $529. now $205 or $19 mo Agent 3398386 HIGHWAY I I FRONTAGE, Dc BARY AREA, 15 WOODED ACRES. $31,500 EXTRA LARGE ROOMS 3 BR. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - - - 3235774 MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MCIILE HOMES 3S03 Orlando Dr. 333-5300 VA& FHA Financing Branch 'b. ' Realtors! MIS -ots.Acreage' 123 7299 _____________________ Lonsignmen,s accep:eo Washer repo t.1 deluxe model Sold orig 5109 35. usel short fame Pal $189 14 or $19 j'i mc, t'q.'nt 3398386 -- :974 IsO Honda. some custom nice clean 5)150. aft 6 p m - GUN AUCTION BARGAIN TV's Why pay more' HERBS TV 1597 S Sanford Ave 323 1731 Inc., Realtors - - Sunday March 30th -- 2.135'.- S rrench (17 921 Sanford 373 532.4 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. -- 323 60.46 72—AuCtion - onfr'lc has taro still use' •n warranty Orginaily soiv, assume oay ments of $21 mo Agent 339 8186 The Real Estate Agency Or!ndO 777.1795. MAKE YOUR SELECTION from 4 sPotless condominiums starting at $23,900. "-'',' Push t,u'tnn (Ct,) W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 332 7881. Sanford - 1979 KAWASAKI 400 .00 '.PPl IAN([ $ $,Irilord r ur $,kaqi' MICROWAVE REALTY WORLD. MAYFAIR lovely Executive Home in quiet picturesque setting. 3 BR, 2B, FP, close to Lk. Monrue. Must see this one. I Office 323•2222 - - 372 7.480 TIRE NEW TIRES $19898. UP Sanford 21)3 French Ave '.-'E- fillY USED F lii-7NlTllP[ & 52—Appliances CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR, 2½B -2600 sq ft of quality features on beautiful lI2x 128 corner lot. Below cost at $76,500!! IREALTORS -"3' . . _________________________ Burgess. AssocIate, 773-2333 - loOst2hem.snes,,ugn. large spring led swimmln' hole. 942.500 with excenent - - 1 BR, 35 LE & DR or 3 BR, 26w1g. FR, new roof. wds., carpet pfo qualifyIng, 1 yr. & warranty, good location. 343$ Myrtle Ave. uoso assume $31,150. 303-137-3029 aft 6 days. mmaculate 3 bedroom, 1½ - - Blvd. ThIs 9+ acres is anal earl which miss you can TOLLFREE - - ACREAGEIUstO.Ma I.sàisa. .1N1W4. Ph. _____________ Cart 333GM ter eppebdrnut. .. " -: - . ' YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE BIG high quality work. Will iit good ay, lied wilting WANTIOaperia,rper 10 mIlk a swoit Jersey car ___________________ '' - _______________________ -. .. MU Evs3534s5 location, extras md., CHIA and a brand new country kit, swimming pool, FP I many citrus tress. All this and a low for licensed bokrs saleepersons In the MUFFLER MAN (1) Sitfoid via. To get dS (RAKE a FRONT (ND MAN (1) loIls. take a minute and contact Merge dt owi tools. A creative pro 'Sex 1$. Eustli, Fla. - - has a super country haVe OPlfl lngs conditions it Muflir. Paid vacatloqis,. I privacy. 1 yr. warranty. ' gL We're now enterIng Into SACKONTHEMARKET 3+ acre 3 ,R, 25 older an expansion ogram in This home Florida and CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT UNDER 40.000! 3 Bdrm Pa Bath, fully carpeted, fenced yard w-utiIlly bldg. Igarage. Attractive brick fronl, all this Florida for real estate licensees who want reel value In a marketing - - - R.g.RealEstateBroker 2640SanfordAy,. - Carpenter forour mill. Lap. with sklIlsaw,tebhesaw,banesaw, atc, l to Ii am. Cebla Soot Ci., SIlver Lake Reed, can *s.lsoo 3227972 BATEMAN REALTY -- AGENCY General Factory Help HvCar Alumlnwn Satin any __ miming Ups. ,*ru - .32147S Wanted experienced bus boys; cooks; din. rm. waitresses, dish washer. Apply In person 3205 5. Orlando Dr. Cavaller Motor inn, 7439 S Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 1577 371 0640 Laketrontcountrycharm,2BR, 26, brIck FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. 131,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 53236507. EXECUTIVE LIVING-) Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR wfireplace. Ceramic tile foyer 9. hallway. Walk a block to large CHA. dbl garage & fenced yard. 1 yr. warranty $61,900. -. ' & Convalescent Center, 030 ille GENERAL LABORS day shift apply at American Wood Product Mill OffIce, 200 Mervin Ave., Longwood between S & 11 am. References required. REALTY BROKER 33—Houses Furnished -'----- ' ministration Building w., CROCK!TT .COp c7Comoa .Snt,ques and Mcxlern Furniture One Peceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323 7801 - COUNTRY PROPERTY 2 yr old house on 7'; acres, I BR. 38, Zoned agri., corn pietely furnished, 100 fruit trees, green house, workshop, equipment shed, chicken coop, dog pen. Ready to move intO. . BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST BE SOLO THIS WEEK I SEIGLER - ___________________________ business, pert tIme to start, self starter arid aWed also mgemt. avail, for right welting with people. Hours person with Initlative. lend must be flexible. Salary: epai.tePOBox14973,0rlao $7,$50.$9,400 D.O.E. Ap. 32007. pilcatlons and resumes will be __________________ accepted through March 1$, RN or LeN, 4 to 12 part time, 1N0. Apply at the Sanford ppIy In perSon Sanford Nursing Housing Authority, Ad. 10th Strut, Sanford, AN EQUAL Bargain Price$31,000 Sunland Estates, CB. 3 BR, 1' zB, 2 car carport, 1g. utility rm. W shelves,workbench, fenced bk l. unit A C & oil heat. Freshly painted. $21,000 to 6 pct. $10,000 mtg. 8316112. Broker owner. MULTIPLE LISTING-RIALTOR SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYCE home 3 BR, 26, oxtra 1g. kIt., I Fl. rm., one 1 acre, $430 me. Selgier Realty, BROKER, 321. Wanted Exp. Desk Clerks Apply in persononly 33005. Orlando Dr. • $28,500. NALCOLITREAlTYi. '. Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $320 mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 Child., no pets. Geneva Gardens Apts. 1505W.2SthSt _____ Social Services AIde-Some background arid experience In social services delivery systems, must be borideble, REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves: 349-5400, 332-1959, 323 4302 ______________________ LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, VA.FHA.235'Con.Homes WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW) BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 Low Down Payment CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL Cash for your lot' Will build on HEAT I AIR, MANY EX your lot ot our lot TRAS. $39,900. Y Enterprise, Inc Medellnc.. Realtor UI 3013 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE '4 pct. interest to qualified CORNER LOT NOW 3 BEDbuyers. New homes with ROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGIN monthly payments under $250. ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, Lowdown payments. 37227B7 VACANT MAKE OFFER. - - - .." b ,-' .!, ' - appi., attached garage, carpet, patIo, pool. $430. $694749. Part.time Janitor-Handyman position for Headstart, anitoral duties, yard work, minor repairs, Shrs. per day, salary range S3,410S3,431 deadline for applications MarCh 14, 1990, if interested send resume to Seminole Community Action Inc. Proud Head Start P.O. Box Drawer 390, 1101 Pine Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. DISHWASHER, FT. days, exp. Egg I Omelet Restaurant, 2543 French Ave., Santoid. --- , BRAND NEW 3 BR, 2B, AC, Boat assemblers I Engine In staller ,openings now. Cobia Boat Co. Silver Lake Road, Sanford. Apply o to 11 a.m. only. EVENING HERALD -. 4 BR, 2B, LR I DR or 3 BR, 76, w.Lg FR.S3lSmo.Smo. lease. 2435 Myrtle Ave. 305.937.3029 aft 6p.m. wk days. MF. 3222611 ' 32—Houses Unfurnished training in legal secretarial skills and considerable ix. penience as a ludiclal or legal secretary. Abieto type SSwpm and take dictation at the rate oflOOwpm.ApplyInpersonto Seminole Co. Court House, N. Park Ave., Sanford by March 13, 1q10. Seminole Co. is an Equat OpportunIty Employer BOYS & GIRLS EXTRA -- Judicial Secretary starting salary $156 wkIy, HIdi SchoOl graduate, supplemented by Tree Climber, chain saw man w or w.out pick-up truck. Sales person (will train) 339.5242. _______________________ 323.5670 EfficiencyApt.,lPerson 200SMaple Ave., Sanford 904.775.7516 ___________________________ Lawns(4)Min.Yd.Work Sanford 671.3714 Quarters I Vacant units 6715714 Call - 31Apartments Furnished ________________________ -- EARN Sanford. -S.' Mariner's Villag. ******** 18Ilp -. ; - 1 BR-$209up. Pool. Aduiti only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in (CorlothlFrenchAve.) 323.3176 Your Future is our concern NEW SPRING LINE - 2 BEDROOM, FRAME. 2 SCR FN PORCHES, APPLIANCES, GOOD CON. DIllON, WALK DOWN TOWN. $23,000 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT. FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. $21,900. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA $35500 STEMPER AGENCY . - 26R,2Bw-wcarpet All appl., pool. $325 mo. 1 mo. security. 327-0373. Many Many More 11—1,ntructlorn nfurnished - HousecleanersCompanions ______________________ 6+. acres on beautiful Wekiva River & Hwy 46. 51 10,000. Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. *4ri4, HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MODERN ,POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT-IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO 132,900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Development opportunity! One entIre block Z comm on W. 1st St. 5110.000. Sanford Gracious living. keas. Waiters, WaItresseslCooks GRAPEFRUIT FOR SALE 332 114$ ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sIzed BR'S, 28's -4- guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 REAL ESTATE PEALTflR,37774y$ NEW HOMES NO BROKERAGE FEES LOT BOY Detail cars, will train, here's ysur chance. and fenced back yard EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA Iiveable. $27,500 - — ROIBIE's 78-Wk,tOrCYC les 68—Wanted to BUY off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new fop line bedding sets only' Free local delivery P4011's Sanford Fur niture Salvaqe. Il 92. So oh Sanford 322 87"' Used full size hotel rnott'l bed ding Veryclean.51495ea PC P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of Sanford 372 8771 --____________ DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 BR.1 Bath. 19. covered patio. Call Bart ATOUCHOF COUNTRY In Longwood. 4 BR, 2B oversized lot, Z-comm. 539,500. 51—Household Goods '• - with payments $750 & under to qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1-2939574. by Gill Fo - ______ BR, FP home, close to bus Shopping, churches. Call for more details. ---- Use Your HomeAs Security Call Us For Terms Tower FinanceServ. 1-100-741-2469 hurryl 9—Good Nngs to Eat ______________________ __________ .IT1 • Realty World • LIST NOW' Call Walt Cappel 373 6400 Knowles Realty Inc. 628-3005 REALTOR ? NEED CASH? GENERAL LABORERS Manyopenings, trainee position, for child care in my home. Longwood.Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. Day 641-4416, eve 332.4190. _____________________________ - ------------------- SUPERVISOR Warehouse exp., rapid ad. vancenient I oPor. and leave a message. _______________________ Wanted: Mature European Lady Creative ExpressIons - — ..,. ________________ 3 BR, 28, 2 story house $35,000 $5.000 dn, owner financed 299 3397 Realtor-AssocIate. 2541 S. French Ave. 332 0779. 322 5353, 322 0231 2OaflS of pubic contact. Baby Sitting in my home bY Hc.urly, Christian lady. weekly, daily rates, 7 days or nights a week. Call 333.9366 - ________ GENERAL OFFICE Accurate typing, Sm. filing, lots ______________________ - eveS. 323-0517 ' Own your own highly profitable bluejean or fashion shop for $16,000.Cali anytime: Fashion Flair 1.704-753-1011. - ••'' ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR portunities' ,'....... •..... steal. Crank Construction & Really, Realtor 830 6061 MLS , _______________________ BOOKKEEPER-SECY 6-Child Care ' - --- 24—Busir*ss Be one of the family in this fast moving office. _____________________ 321.6061 114 or Tà! retirement or St6rYn. 2 ordinary people. 322-4079. — SWITCHSOARDOPERATOR Accurate typing, great hrs., & benefits. Super oopr. - REALTOR sales, consulting and just (WE FOUND IT) THE JOB YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FORI ________________ LOST: Cocker Spaniel,$ mo. old, blond. Vicinty of Hidden Lk. 322.6041 btw 9.3, ,.th .. National Company, 2nd fastest in growth in the nation, cxpanding in this area, seeking people interested fl management, leadershop, — ____________ - Found -. M. Unsworth Realty ' SIDE GLANCES 41-tiotises Sanford $33,900 Grand Old Masterpiece 2 BR, 18, with motherin law suite iki?, most furniture & appliances stay. Newly painted, C H&A, fenced yard -- 1—SlTuaTlOns VVanted __________________ * * * * * * 609 E. Colonial Dr,,Orlando 191-0921 TollFr,el-$OO.fl1.2fo. .. 41—Houses - Buld l) S.f or lot or yours HA VA. FHA73S&245 ________________________ manufacturing company. Mm. high school grad. with const. or bldg. supply background. Please send resume to the attention of Florida Dist. Assist. Mgr., P.O. Box R, Sanford, Fl. 32771. .ABORTION. 1st Trlmister abortion-$175; a ' 11O(1V) Sales Trainee with local Toucnton Drug. 5—Lost Wanted f'Il h.p 41—Houses through March Ii, 1910. Apply Housing the - Sanford Authority, Administration Building, West 10th Street, Sanford, Florida. An Equal Opportunity Employer. ___________________ _________________________ ___________________________ Why Be LonuiT Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Cleat-wa. ter, Fl. 3351$. - Richard L. Mamele MPMBLE 18—Help 4—Personals Sunday, March 9, 1980-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Negotiable. Applications arid ___________________ PA. klssimmW, FL *741 Did day if February, 5991 Publish Marøi 9, 16, 23. INS - Wanted resumes will be accepted DET.fl7' Doty Clerk - Prsst ______ L..as., County if $emlJl,a, State St Florida, this .- curate accounting of income and expenditures. Salary: it'd ____ - - ntM undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute', Ch1r $4LS0, Florida Statutes, will resistor with the Clerk of the CIrc, Count. in and for Seminole Cavity, Florida, upon receipt St of Iheflctltlousnatne,to.wlt: "SIT. COMPANY, INC." under which . 2, 1990 5: Shares 0. Smith Docossod pitithis. WITNE$lmyhsnlandthesesl if this Count is the 53* day February, 1990. ARTHUR H. SECKWITN 'JR. - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE - Finance Director-Degree preferred Three (3) years experience jounals, general ledger, closing, trial balances and financial statements. Supervise accounting staff. Must be able to coordInate work assignments of department, and maintain ac- All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The rates shown above are for both days. CITY CLERK DITS 7$c a line 72c a line 3 Lines Minimum Experienced Parttime Motor Grader Operator. Apply Lake Mary City HaIl, 323.7050. Equal Opportunity Employer. Publish MarCh tO, 1950 S$c a line DEADLINE Phyllis Jordahl WiIePiINIener, and ifledlatefy tller.attsr; ilbeiwise C default will be uns.r. '—' you for the relief demanded in the RATES 7consecutivetimes -. wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME, P40 INVESTMENT. Fringe include, paid benefits vacation, company car, retirement plan & more. For more information call Rich or Marcia aft 6 p.m. 931.5190. Wintet' Park 1 time 3consecotivetlrnes — Altamonte Springs, Florida ATTEST: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR - - Spare or part.time Sales help 831-9993 5:00 AM. 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY NO011 MAYOR ci the City of ___________________ 322 - 2611 HOURS Ofl its peesagi and adoption. MarC, 19, 1900 Orlando CLASSIFIED DEPT. That this r.luIon shall SyorderoltheCityCommission o:;. tA .vi CLASSIFIED ADS orlda. to be heard at said hearing. . -. Help 18- ________________________ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED .. Legal Notice II Pest Oltici Drawer 716 Pam Pk. Florida 35735 TjUtIOIU N (351)9954500 - .-.--.---- NOTICEUNOER !NTHECIRCUITCOURTINAND RISOLUTIONNO.373 FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. A RESOLUTION OF THE dr Notice Is hereby given ttat the FLORIDA OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS undersigned, pursuant to the CASE NO. 7S.1931CA.O3-J FLORIDA, FIXING A TIME ANI "Fictitious Name Statute", FADEL ELBADRAMANY, PLACE IN WHICH THE OWNER Chapter 165.09, Florida Statutes, Plaintiff, OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESS will register with the Clerk of the ED FOR SPECIAL IMPROVE Circuit Court, In and for Seminole NORBERT LOWELL THOMAS, MENTS OF NEWBURYPOR1 County, Florida, upon receipt of JR AVENUE FROM BAYWOOC prøøf of publication of this notice, an CAROLAN MAE THOMAS, STREET TO FERN STREET. the fIctitIous name, towlt: Defendants DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATE "CITRUS COUNTRY TOYOTA" NOTICE OF SALE LV 610 FEET, OR ANY OTHEf under wtiIch it is engaç&.! In NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PERSONS INTERESTEC business at 1371 HIghway 17.92, pursuant to an Order for Judicial THEREIN MAY APPEAR ANC Longwood, FlorIda. Sale dated March 3, 1990, entered BE HEARD AS TO THE PRO That the corporation Interested IflCiVilCaSeNO.7$.1931CA.03.Jof PRIETY AND ADVISABILIrW in said business enterprise is as thlCircuit Court of the Eighteenth follows: Judicial Circuit In and for OF MAKING SUCH IMPROVE MENTS, AS TO THE COST CITRUSCOUNTRY TOYOTA, SefnInOleCoun$y,Florida,wt*rein THEREOF, THE MANNER OF INC. FADEL ELBADRAMANY $ PAYMENT AND THE AMOUNT By: RobertoMolinari, Pl6intiff and NORBERTLOWELL President THOMAS, JR. and CAROLAN ASSESSED AGAINST EACH Attest: MAE THOMAS, are Defendants, I PROPERTY AS IMPROVED. WHEREAS, the City Corn. WIlliam Larry Bishop, will sell to the highest and best mission of the City of Altamonta SecretaryTreas. bidder for cash, at public sale, at SprIngs, Florida,dld by Resolution Dated at Longwood, County of the West Door of the Courthouse, Seminole, State of Florida, this Sanford, Seminole County, Florida No. 372 deem It advisable to Irn. 'ove a portion of Newburyport 72nd day of February, 1990. at 11:00 A.M. on the 31st day of Publish March 2, 9, 16, 23, 1990 March, 1990, the following Avenue from Baywood Strut to Fern Street, a distance of ap DET-is described property set forth in the ________________________ proxImately 610 feet, the said Order for Judicial Sale, towit: CITY OF That contract between improvements to include con. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, struction of grading, drainage, Tamiami Trail Tours Inc., and FLORIDA curb and paving pursuant to the Norbert Lowell Thomas, dated Notic.of Public Hearing authority of Chapter 170, Florida July 1, 1916. TO: ALL INTERESTED PER. That contract between StatuteS, in the manner as set forth SONS In Resolution No. 372; and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. Norbert L. Thomas and The WHEREAS, by said Resolution Western Union Telegraph CornFlED that the City Corn. No. 372, the CIty Clerk was in. pany, entItled Agency Agreement, mission of the City of Altamonte structed to prepare as Assessment Springs, Florida, pursuant to dated July 9, 1976. That oral lease between Roll In accordance with the Chapter 170, Florida Statutes, has, Norbert Lowell Thomas, Jr. and method of assessment provided in by resolution, authorized irn Earl Higgenbotham, pursuant to said Resolution No. 372; and provement of Newburyport WHEREAS,the City Clerk of the which th Defendant rents the Avenue from Its north right.of. City of Altamonte Springs, way line of Baywood Strut to the premises located at 201 South Park Florida, pursuant to the direction south right.of.way line of Fern Avenue, Sanford, Florida. 0. That personal property of the City Commission has Strut; a distance of ap. furnished by The Western UnIon prepared and completed an proximately 610 feet, the said Assessment Roil which was Telegraph Company described a Improvements to include th6 presented to the City Commission construction of special im. follows: of the City of Altamonte Springs, 1 32 KSR Telex provements of grading, drainage, Florida, on February 13, 1990, and 15" a 30" Outside Sign curb and paving, and providing for which said Assessment Roll was A Customer Writing Des& assessment against lots and lands accepted and ordered fIled with A Time Stamp, AC adjoining and contiguous or the records of the City; and 5 A Tpr. Oprs. Chair bounding and abutting upon such WHEREAS, under Chapter 170, DATED this 5th day of March, improvements. Florida Statutes, public hearing Is 1990. THAT A PUBLIC HEARING mandatory whereby the owners of (SEAL) will be held on Tuesday, March 25, the property to be assessed or any ARTHUR H. BECKWITH 1990, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon h' persons interested therein Clerk of Circuit Court thereafter as possible, at the City may appear before the City By Cynthia Proctor Hall of the City of Altamonte Commission and be heard as to the Deputy Clerk Springs, Florida, flS Newburyport propriety and advisability of Publish March 9, 16, 1990 Avenue, Altamonte Springs, making such improvements and as DETSI Florida,whereby the owners of the ____________________________ to the cost thereof and as to the property to be assessed or any manner of payment therefor and other Interested persons thereIn NOTICE UNDER as tothe amount therefor and as to may appear before the City FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE the amount thereof to be assessed Commission as an equalizing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: against Nch property so im board and be heard as to the Notice is hereby given that the proved. propriety and advisability of undersigned pursuant to the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT making such improvements, as to "Fictitious Name Statute," the cost thereof, as to the manner Chapter 965.09, Florida Statutes, RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF AL. of payment therefor, and as to the vii register with the Clerk of the TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, amount to be assessed against Circuit Court, In and for Seminole AS FOLLOWS: each property so improved. County, Florida, upon receipt of That a public hearing wIll be That an assessment roll has proof of the publication of this hetdonMarch25, 1910, at 7:00p.m. been prepared by the City Clerk notice, the fictitious name, to.wlt: or as soon thereafter as possible, andfiledwlththeCity Commission TENDER LOVING CARE DAY at which time the owners of the of the City of Altamonte Springs, CARE CENTER, under which we property to be assessed for the Florida, showing the lots and lands are engaged in business at 219 improvements to Newburyport to be assessed, the amount of the Seminole Drive, Lake Mary, Avenue from Baywood Street to benefit to and the assessment Florida 32746. Fern Street, a distance of ap. against each lot of parcel of land That the persons interested in proximately 610 feet, in ac and the manner of payment. said business enterprise are as cordance with Rnolutlon No. 312, That the description of each follows: PAUL I. MURPHY •nd and any other persons interested property to be assessed and the CAROLYN HUNT. therein mayappurbeforethetIty amount to be assessed to each Dated at Orlando, Orange Commission and be heard as to the piece or parcel of property may be County, Florida, February 29, proprIety and advisability of ascertainedattheofficeofthedity 1990 makIngsuchimprovem.ntsandas Clerk of the City of Altamonte Paul R. Murphy to the cost thereof and as to the SPrings, Florida. All Interested Carolyn L. Hunt manner of payment therefor, and persons may inspect the Publish Mar. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1900 as to the amount thereof to be assessment roll now on Ill, with DET.54 against each property so the said City Clerk during nonnal improved according to - the business flours otsaidoffIce. Assessment Roil prepared by the DATED this 1th day of NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING CityClerkoftheCltyol Altamonte February, A. 0. 1990. OP PROPOSED CHANGES AND Springs, FlorIda. Phyllis Jordahl, CMC That the CIty Clerk of the City AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN City Clerk of the DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARISS of Altamonte Springs, Florida, City of Altamonte OP THE ZONING ORDINANCE, shall give ten (10) days notice in Springs, Florida AND AMENDING THE FUTURE writing to the property owners as Publish MarC, 1910 LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE set forth in the said Assessment DET.4 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OP Rojla$tothetimeandplaceof the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY OP SANFORD, FLOE. public hearing desIgnated herein; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IDA. said notice shall be served by PROBATE DIVISION Notice is hereby given that a mailing a copy of same to each of File Nwmber 0057.-CF Public Hearing will be held at the the saId property owners at his or Divislee ComrnissionftoovnintheCltylfaIl heflastkflownaddrll$asobtained IN Ut ESTATE OF in the City of Sanford. Florida, at from the records of the City Clerk ALAN WESLEY SMITH 700 o'clock P.M. on March 74. of the City of Altamonte Springs, Deceased to consider aid FlorIda, or from such other NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION amendments to the Zoning Or. ourcss as the City Clerk deems TO ALL PERSONS HAVING dinance,and amending the Future reliable and the said City Clerk CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Land Use Element of the Corn. shall establish proof of sold AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE preitenslve Plan of the City of mailing by affidavit which shall be AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Sanford, Florida, as follows: flied with the City Clerk. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: That notice of the time and YOU ARE HEREBY A portion of that certain place of the public hearing as NOTIFIED that the ad. property lying between Senford authorizedherelnshallbeglvenby mlnistratienofthautat.of ALAN Avw arid Palmetto Avenue and two (2) publIcations a weak apart WESLEY SMITH, deceased, II between Eighth Strut and Ninth In the Evening Herald, a ,mbor9057CP,ispandingintM SHut is proposed to be rezoned newspaper of general circulation. dircuitCourtforSemlneleCounty, from MR.2 (Multlple.Famiiy published In Seminole County, Fioi'Ida, Prebate Division, the Residential Dwelling) DIstrict to Florida, provided that the last rofwhichisPO Drawer C. OC.2 (General Commercial) publlcaticnshallbeatl..stone(1) Sanford, FL 32771. The personal District, ard amending the Future week prior to the date of the representative of the estate Land Use Element of the Corn hearing. Said notIce shall describe SHARON 0. SMITH, whose ad preiwnsiye Plan. Said property the streets or other areas to be dreSs Is $03 Orchid Avenue, being more particularly described improved and advise all persons Casielberry, FL 32707. The name follows: interested therein that the and address of the personal descriptions ci each property to be Lot 3, Block 10, Tier 1, Town reprslsntativVs attortey are set Sanford, PIat Book 1, Page so, asaesWd arid the amount to be tom boiw. sessod to each Piece or parcel of ,i persons having claims or Public Records of Seminole property may be ascertained at County, Florida. estate are All parties In interest and the office of the City CIett of the required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF citizens shill have an ppuny City of Altamonte SprIngs, THE FIRST PUBLICATION o THIS NOTICE, to ffle with tile clerk of the above court a written statement ci any claim or det, they may have. Each claim mimi beinwriIs.mustlndIcete,he basis for the claim, liii name and addrsssof the creditor or or attorney, and the amount claimed. it the claim is ret yet due, the date when It wsit a.c.m. f= stated. if the clOim,, contIngent or unhlGIdsted. the wicurtakdy shall be, stated. It the cssim is secured, ta. security shall be described. me beinwvltIngandmustindlca$ethe basis for the claim, the name and addresiof the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is nit vet due, the date when It will became qualificatIons of the . - -th below. All persons having claims o demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fill with the clerk of the above court a wrItten statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must contingent or ustlIquIdatet t nature of the uncertainty shell be stated. lithe claim Is secured, the wcurlty shall be described. TM claimant shall deliver scificlint copies o the claim to the clerk to unable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. All penis intersted in the estate to whom a copy II this NotIc,of Administration han been mailed are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obloctiens itley may Mug Shot Challenges the validity of *0 decedent's will, the ..-'.--..----... . Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, PROBATION DIVISION CASE NO. $0.71.CP IN RE: Estate PHILLIP AVARY TERRELL, Deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AtD ALL OTHER PERSONS NTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the Estate of PHILLIP AVARY TERRELL, Deceased, File No. I0-71-CP is pending in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divllon, the address of which Is Room 322, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The Personal Represen. tative of the estate Is ROSITA GOSTIN TERRELL, whose ad. dress iS co Post Office Box 1321, Winter Park, Florida 32790. The name and address of the Personal Representative's attorney is TER. RANCE H. DITTMER,of Murrah, Doyle, Saner and Dittmer, P.A., 800 West Morse Boulevard POSt Office Box 132$), Winter Park, Florida 37790. 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 statementofanyclaimordemand 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 its 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 ii contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shell be stated. If 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 the Personal Representative. All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Noticeot Administration has been mailed are required, WITHiN THREE MONTHS OF THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obiections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedents 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 is March 9, 1990. Roslta Gostin Terreli as Personal Representative of the Estate of PHILI P AVARY TERRELL Attorney for Personal Representatives: TERRANCE H. DITTMER of Murrah, Doyle, Sasser and Dilt. mer, PA. $00 West Morse Boulevard P.O. Son 132$ WirIer Park, FlorIda 22190 Telephone: (305) 6440101 Publish MarC, 16, 1900 DET-53 that .. Sunday, March 9, Legal Notice NOTIFIED - -.-.-. �- 66—Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March. 91 BUSINESS IN BRIEF Reynolds Aluminum Recyclin Sets New Collection Record Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Co., collected nearly 16 million pounds of aluminum and paid out almost $4 million to recyclers in 1979. During March, Sanford's recyclers will receive 23 cents per pound for their aluminum each Wednesday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Publix Supermarket, Sanford Plaza, 1080 W. State St. Nationwide, Reynolds collected a record 176.3 million pounds of aluminum through Its recycling operation during 1979. This marks an 18 percent Increase over the company's volume for 1978. The record 1979 volume Includes almost 4 billion all. alwninum beverage cans, and consumers received $45 million for their recycling efforts. Cardinal Sets 49th Project Cardinal industries Inc., a Sanford-based producer of factory-built modular apartments, announced it will begin construction of a 78-unit second section of the Uobinwood Apartments at 3900 Old Sunbeam Road in the Mandarin area. The addition will provide Robin. wood with a total of 154 apartments. The project will be Cardinal's 49th development in Florida since it put its huge Sanford manufacturing facility into production three years ago. Cardinal's 44th Florida project, the 117-unit Stonewood Apartments on Old Kings Road South, Jacksonville, is expected to open March 15. Florida Tops M igration List OURSELVES Briefly Two grants of $250 will be awarded this spring by the Beta Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. Graduating seniors in Seminole County and college students may apply through their guidance or financial aid offices. Applications must be completed and returned by March 14. This organization is an International society for women in education. One of their goals is to promote young women who evidence potential in the field of education. Applicants must be planning to attend an accredited college and major in education. Other criteria include the following: scholarship, extra-curricular and-or conuiiunity activities, statement of goals, financial need and a personal interview. Previous recipients are I.ynece Gaythwaite and Theresa Nicholas. The new recipients will be introduced at a future luncheon of the Beta Chi chapter. Bowl America Sanford has declared March as Senior Citizens Month. Anyone over 55 may bowl free there from 10 to 11 a.m. every Monday morning this month. AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Stromberg-Carlson and Electronics Corp., of Lake Mary, announced the signing of an agreement under which the company will manufacture and sell a telephone line doubler system. The agreement grants Stromberg-Carlson the exclusive right to manufacture and market the system In the United States and Canada. The system doubles the number of conversations on a given number of trunk lines by utilizing the Intervals during which no speech is being transmitted on a particular line. It is compatible with all transmission media (cable, radio, satellite), meets Bell System standards, and can be integrated into presently available networks. Frederick F. Jenny, president of Stromberg-Carlson said: "We think this is exciting news for private network users. It means that users can effectively double the number of conversations without adding additional lines and avail themselves of an attractive investment pay-back. was elected executive vice president and Clarice Litton (right) elected to the office of assistant vice president of a newly formed corporation, Central Bookkeeping, Inc. C. howard McNulty, chairman of the board and president, announced the formation of the corporation and stated that Lane and Litton will be responsible for the management of this newest Flagship Banks subsidary, f Valencia Community College and the Junior League of Orlando-Winter Park, Inc., are sponsoring a new program Involving area businesses and industries. The Job internship Program offers businesses an opportunity to gain motivated employees while lending support to area women. This new program is ready for Immediate participation and is seeking on-the-job training placements In the private sector in such areas as: clerical, hotel-motel, non-tradItional-mechanical, manufacturing and retail sales. Job Internship will assist qualified women who are displaced homemakers to reenter the job market and become productive employees. It Is designed to prepare her for full-time employment. Each woman to be placed In a business must first complete Valencia's Displaced Homemaker course. This two-week course in employability skills is offered to women over 35 who are heads of household due to divorce, separation, death or disability of a spouse. Jax Hosts Export Meeting A day-long conference for Florida businesses Interested In export and foreign investment will be held in Jacksonville March 25. The conference will be held at the Skycenter Inn at the Jacksonville International Airport,.. and will be sponsored by four federal agencies: The U.S. Department of Commerce, the Export-Import Bank, the Overseas Private Investment Corp., and the U.S. Small Business Administration. More than 15 local and state organizations will co-sponsor the event, which will begin at 8:30 am. Emphasis will be on specially-tailored programs to help small,and medium-sized businesses (those with annual sales of $110 million or less) take advantage of the growing opportwgtles In international markets as part of an overall drive to improve LII U.S. balance of More Films Corn. To Staff TALLAHASSEE - Feature films with budgets totaling $415 million we set to MiOot In Florida during the first few monthe of 1180, üdieat1ng a (at-paced year ahead for the movie Industry In Florida, Secretary of Commerce Sidney Levin announced today Leifl said the production total of the films currently conunjtted to shoot In Florida durft the first four mactim of this year alre* surposess no owrail budgets of all features and tels,lMos fl1OVI siiot hers during the entIre year at im. liwee major features which hi,, mumuewed shooting data are "Sinokey and the e.tbt Have a Baby," "Hanky Tack Freeway," and "Death Work." ttending the recent ribbon cutting for Big aul's Record Shop, on First Street in Sanford, re (from left) Scott Burns. Janice Surinfield . . , •- s#•' jI I 'Death' Workshop Planned ''Death: A Reality,'' a workshop to help health professionals deal with their own feelings about death and enable them to successfully assist terminal patients and their families, is being sponsored by Seminole Memorial Hospital Wednesday in the hospital auditorium. Open to nurses, office personnel in physicians' offices, social workers, clergy and other health professionals, two sessions are scheduled for I to 3 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Speaker for the event will be Marty Heil, Intake Counselor at the Seminole County Mental Health Center. For information call the hospital. I1 Trinity Sets Open House -:' The public is invited to an open house at Trinity Preparatory School, 8400 Aloma Ave., one mile east of Goldenrod, on Sunday. March 16, from 2-5 p.m. Trinity's campus is one of the beauty spots of central Florida. The 100 acre campus includes two lakes, woodlands, an island, solar heated swimming pool, metric track, tennis courts picnic areas, athletic fields, laboratories and an audio-visual amphitheatre. Prospective buyer Cynthia Placenti (left) enters her financial statement on the Capistrano sales computer with sales person Audrey Frederick. By plugging In appropriate figures for annual Income, the price of the desired condominium and current monthly rent, the computer shows the buyer exactly what his mortgage payment will be, with real-out-of-pocket costs, less tax dedw'tkais. Robert H. Medsgel has joined Sun Bani of Seminole's Long. wood office as the new mortgage lend. Ing representative, Medager began work. Ing for Sun Firsi National Bank in Orlando in 1977 after receiving his B.A. from Rollins College in Winter Park. lie has spent these last two years with SunBank Mortgage Department, a subsidiary of the parent company, .' Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., where he ape(president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of clalized in FHA, VA Commerce), customer Irene Brown and and conventional owners Yvonne and Saul "Bit Saul" Greene. Shell Show In Progress - The Central Florida Shell Club will hold its Eighth Annual .. -. S ow at Lilt, vinier r. rar civic center, 2000 MizelI Ave., Winter Park, March 8-9. The hours are 10 am, to 9 p.m., Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. The show will feature shells, both common and rare, from many parts of the world. Some displays will be made up of shells collected only from Florida and surrounding waters. In addition, many shellcraft items will be displayed. the sales of many types of capital assets are not recognized for Income tax purposes. These Include losses from the sales of personal assets, such as a residence, car, home furnishings, etc. It should be pointed out, however, that if any such asset is stolen or destroyed in a casualty, such as a fire, the loss (to the extent It exceeds $100) may be Included as an Itemized deduction on Schedule A of Form 1040. Stocks and bonds and other investment property do not fall within the nonieccgnhtic*i-o(.loss rules. Losses on these assets are deductible, subject to certain limitations explained below, and can be claimed even though the taxpayer does not use Schedule A, form 1040. U the asset was held for one year or less at the time of Its sale or other taxable disposition In 1975, any gain or loss is termed a short. term capital pin crloss.Uthe asset was held for mom than one yew, any pin orlosslsa long-term gain or loss. Taxpayers we given a special tweak on long-term capital gains. A noncorporate taxpayer may deduct from gross Income 60 percent of the amount of any overall-longterm capital gain (i.e., excess of net longterm capital gain over net short-turin capital . . Yard work keeps McReynolds busy. Y4 Herald Phto by Tom NeIseI \lclt,' lift III bundles tip on a i-eeeiit ('01(1 inter ila In 1r2t; h(' sold Ins lritt'tt''i and tu':nlcd for Florida in a "it'tIe'l-'i t'rtl I)l,tItItitiL It, ij'n a tlruisttre' in Bradenton or Sar,isota Sanford t:ttigttt ins t' and that is %%hurc he stttl.'tI In Kno x xille near (tie' (iii t'rsit ,'t h'riiitsst',. %l('Ili'lIt,l(IS iit'tite'd a ne't t:riiiritick that tx't'orriint %u[A Ikpular tt ith .nu'ric.inis u hi tt crc .. C. 't)oe' 'I've been on vacation now for 12 years and I've been enjoying It ever since.' A.C. 'DOC' McREYNOLDS .te'vt'htqnng it Itt' atlair ttithi thicii .ttitoiiithtIcs antI lie' k'e'ide'ei to tr it ,it his drugstirt in S:tnftrtL Nlvlie ~ lwlds pitt iii it uonrt'rett' p.rhine area tot uies of his drugstore and served people in their cars. Ali fat- an he known he was the first person to have curb M'rvIee In Sanford. Ice cream, shakes and sodas brought tbeni in. ''We had tremendous curb service' on weekends and holidays,'' ho' said, re'init'iiils'ruig htt'w high sehttth boys %tct't'ust'd;is car tiu1is. 'On a hil." 1 1.1 mme had t',ttthitt%s on the curb ;initl ttiiir jci'kiri .tikis, ttii'htithinc rii si'!?.' Ihit' (lrtiUstoI',' ie.is hhi' pl.iit' Iit'ii' kith.' ottiiii :athit'r alter s'litrtil We had a crowd ht,iniginig tot," silld 't1e'i(t' itihils 'Kitis t oulti shittit tip alter st'tiuol I'tie't sW,itiiio'tI (IS." j - Set' 1114R"S INI)l%I{k, i'ii.t' i(' I minnIcs Cni;i - - Rapid Growth Hits Southern Bell.:t' Anyone driving around pected since economic in. DeBary and Deltona and the huddle ui .January. The crews vestment since Septeiiiber," Seminole county recently dicators around the country county accounted for half the from Wisconsin plus another limit said. may have noticed several said late 1979 and early 1960 growth in the district with SCviMI from Gainesville have Computers are helping in Southern Bell trucks that, was to be a period of heavy gains felt in Lake been brought in to help with many areas with customer's requests for service. The upon closer examination, recession. "But Central Mary, Winter Springs, this backlog. were not Southern Bell trucks. Florida seems to be insulated Tusc.n,illa and Hidden lake The trailer parks and company's LORI)Ni I' IvIicriIIg on we stue r eaus nruiu uus recession,; said to better serve the uiinpgrounus west 01 Sanlortl systeni routes inc request to Wisconsin Telephone. Hunt. customers in those areas a 00 S.R. 46 have proven to he the installation department, Nine employees of the This growth is seen quite new conduit was recently laid another source of telephone to the directory department Wisconsin system have been clearly in checking the net along US 17-92 to provide new growth, Hunt said. "Many for a niwuber to be issued and temporarily transfered to the gain in subscribers in 1979 as and additional service to area visitors and tourists are recorded, to the accounting area to help with the unex- compared to the Last three several fast-growing areas, staying longer and they want engineering and repair pected rapid growth that has years. The net gain is such as Hanover Woods, telephones," he explained. m el,as to the hit Southern Bell, said Tom determined by subtracting Markham Place and the Ituzininig cables to that area is central office. Hunt, manager of Southern the total number of phones Crossings. Further improvements are a job costing $127,000. Bell in Seminole County. disconnected from the total Price for the conduit alone Two major jobs in Oviedo planned when a new central "We're extremely happy number of new connects, came to $675,000, Hunt said, and Tuscawilla are it $458,000 office is built in Geneva. The with the growth here in explained Hunt. The net gain while the cable was an ad- investment which began in electronic facility will be Seminole county since in 1979 was equal to the last ditional $715,000. November. Hanover Woods almost a large computer itself October of last fall," Hunt three years combined. Even so there are still some itself is a $136,000 project. and will provide several new said. Hunt's district covers orders for phone service that "All in all, what we're looking services. One will enable a This urowth was not ex. Seminole ('.n,intv AriQndn hnvp unna iin(iIII cing' •i ic n t'u a titillinn ; subscriber to hear ti hone on - T'BTART FO(4.Oy44' rn NEW Tge BE SURE TAX TIPS - On Wisconsin. Tø I-lh, Evenloina IL..v.. NOW APPEARING DAILY AND SUNDAY . do :' - ',. , - . -:.le... - U. '1 k, . IF ..'. . I - mob OL Vic Leviti, from left, Southern Bell 1 I - cable repair with Ed Miller and GW Tim bessifti that a taxpayer with large capital gala may get through capital gains tructloa may be somewhat reduced by tim special WnImim Tax which Is Imposed as lii prd.rence Items, one of which is the aanot allowable to an Individual by the csp&tal gala deduction. Lasses of an' Individual from sales or exdanges of capital sawts are deductible to the extent 0(coital gala plus up to $3,000 of ordlanry income on 1579 returns. -' - - Pat McNamara - . - tE from ( i sconsn Telephone • r.ir k ' '. " -' . - • foreman, chats '• - 1 _______ T, VIj-7 - Rules Govern Capital Assets (Edltor's note: This lgtbe second jaaseries of five articles designed to help Income tax return filers deal with changes In federal Income tax law effective for 1$1$. This feature appears on the business page each Sunday In March.) By Untied Press lateraatioaal Taxation of gains and losses from the sales of capital assets is governed by special rules. Capital assets Include many types of property, such as stocks and bonds, personal residences, household furnishings, and personal automobiles. . Here are how some of these rules work, according to the Commerce Clearing House, an authority on tax law: First of all, It should be noted that gains realized from the sales of the above on of property are nearly always Used to the seller, One exception Is the gain from the sale of a personal residence. Under this exception two special rules can apply: .. One permits t'p.yers age 56 and alder to escape tax on all or a portion of the gain realized on a personil residence sold *ftt July X, 197$. This rule applies, however, only U tim taxpayer owned and used the property as his or her personal residence for at least t)wee out of the last five years ending on the dale of sale. In such case, the taxpayer may use a "once104-lifetlnm" election to ,acks up to U080( the pin en the ssl. The other "sale of a personal resi4t'w." rule applies to taxpayers of any age and Is not elective Under this second rule, the gain on the sale of a personal residence must be poead If the taxpayer purchases a new within 11 months before or after the saleof of the old residence to the extent thit the cat the new reddonce Is higher than lbs adjusted ulcspe1ceoI the old residence. While gala are subject to tm Ieeen from •. 7 . By TOM NETSEI. Herald Staff Writer The building is not there any more. When the ',idened Sanford Avenue and 25th Street in 1959, the had to tear down l)oc's drugstore. The A&P grocery had half the building, A. C. -Doc'I )oc" ,NI cRey nolds' drugstore occupied the other half and Mdflevnolds' four apartments we're upstairs before progress wiped out a landmark that had been in Sanford since 1926. McReynolds moved his drugstore to Park Avenue and continued selling prescriptions and ice cream until I968 when he finally sold his lifelong business. "1 had to wad and retire at 72 before I found anyboth with money and sense to buy into out," he said. McReynolds had been to college for it couple of ears in his hometown of Marvville. Tenn. and was working in a drugstore when the U.S. got involved s itli World War I, or as McReynolds put it: 1 got iiiad at the Kaiser." Me'Revnohls said tie was not sure how his e'rnplo -er would react to the news of his enlistment. ''I as working for a (crrii.,n," he said. , but he was an American also, and it was all right with him if I went into the Navy.avy.'' Wit hIi college courses toward pharmacy behind him, plus experience in the durgsture, McReynolds asked about serving in the ii,edical department of the U.S.S. Louisiana, the Atlantic fleet battleship on which he served. When lie found out lie would be doing nothing but emptying bedpans lie decided to remain a seaiiian for the duration. McReynolds spent most of the war on convoy duty but rarely got to visit England. After escorting the merchant vessels filled with troops and supplies. the U.S. ships would turn over the convoy to the Uritish somewhere near Ireland then sail back to North America. Mcflevnulds said he saw little action until his ship was leaving the harbor at Halifax. Nova Scotia late in the war. "I was standing watch near the quarter deck," he recalled, "when I saw miii old black greasy oil can that wasn't floating right." MeReynolds decided it was a submarine waiting for it fat cargo vessel to leave 1x)rt and he reported it to the bridge. The sub fired it torpedo but niised and the Louisiana opened fire, "We poured in the three-inch shells at the periscope," be said, "for the bay was shallow and the sub could not dive very deep." The relatively small three-inch gun was the only weapon which could be iilnied low enough and fire close to the ship, he said, and there were several training crews on deck as they fired at the departing submarine. "Nobody worried about it thing," lie said, "it was just like a football game. I never heard such yelling, but the sub got away." After the war McReynolds got his pharmacy degree from the Atlanta College of Pharmacy in 1920 and hntioht the (Irilestore in his twiniotown in T.'nn'cci'i' ------- • Record Sales At Scotty's f Seniors May Bowl Free Twenty-four states experienced an approximate balance between outbound and inbound moving, the study revealed. __ Doc 'S' Sanforcl Landmark Wiped Out By Progress 2 Scholarship Grants North Central sections of the country. "Many factors seem to be Influencing migration from these areas," he said. "They include escalating costs of doing business for many manufacturing companies, living costs, energy problems, and severe winter weather." IVIØILUY, UYDI toottlM000 . areas. Leading the list with high out-migration were New York, Maine, and Wisconsin. A state is considered to have high out-migration if 44.9 percent or less of total moving activity is inbound. Only 36 percent of the shipments handled in New York were inbound; Maine, 36.7 percent; and Wisconsin, 37.8 percent. The spokesman said records show that there Is a continuing trend toward movement away from the Northeastern and .1rJoludlyo Druggist In Business 50 Years DKG Educators To Award Carolyn Lane (left) Scotty's Inc., reported record sales of $19,780,641 for the four weeks ended Feb. 23, an Increase of 23 percent over sales of $16,0,341 for the comparable four weeks ended Feb. 24, 1979. Sales for the 34 weeks ended Feb. 23, were $155,727,569, an Increase of 27 percent over sales for the corresponding period last year when sales were $122,187,923. Ray H. Cooney, president and chief operating of(icer, attributed the continued record sales to the strong new construction market as well as the Increasing home remodeling and do-it-yourself market. New Scotty's stores are under construction in Largo, Altamonte Springs, and Orlando. In addition, construction of two additional Scotty's stores is expected to begin in the Jacksonville area within the next 30-45 days. •IVIlg UI ' Special to the Herald Florida heads the list of states attracting the greatest percentage of new residents versus people moving away, according to a migration patterns study conducted by a major moving company. Of total movements handled by the firm to and from the state of Florida, 66 percent were inbound. The study, based on more than 148,000 household goods shipments the moving company serviced In the 50 states during 1979, revealed that Washington, D.C. had the highest inmigration percentage. Of total movements handled In the district, 66.7 percent were inbound. Total inbound and outbound shipments handled were compared state by state in the study. If 55 percent or more of relocation activity was inbound, the state was considered to have high in-migration. The migration patterns study shows that states in the Northwest, Southwest, and Southeast are continuing to gain more population then they lose. Besides the District of Columbia and Florida, states considered to have high in-migration Include Washington, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona, Utah, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Virginia. "Florida lures people going Into retirement," said a spokesman for the firm. "While customer-paid residential moves account for the largest segment of our Inbound traffic, we cannot overlook relocations of employees In the industrial community. Florida's extensive tourism industry and the services necessary to support it create a portion of our business. The number of military personnel relocating to Florida also is a factor in the state's attaining top position in our survey." The spokesman said that Washington, D.C. attracts many people because it is the seat of the country's government. "Civil service and military transfers account for a large percentage of the in-out moves," he explained. States experiencing the greatest losses in population according to the study were in the Northeast and North Central Stromberg To Sell Phone Line Program Motivates Workers -. ' • . ' . Don Oliver installs new cables near Oviedo tus phone while talking that to route any calls there mihile Sciriin'de t'ituiity,'' hunt said. will let him know someone you are away. Cwbtiiiers have been Unelse is calling his number. A The facility w ill also help derstanding when delays in button can be pressed to put with maintenance by service' have' bt't'n explained the first call on hold while checking Itself during slow but liwit hoped that these answering the second call. periods and notifying repair delays will be only tezuAnother press of the button personnel of trouble areas or Issrar. With nest developments, reconnects with the original possible problems which should greatly reduce' u new facilities and more cables ca ller . UiL)iJlent down-time, said being installed, Hunt felt tht't' If you plan to be away from Hunt. cams soon take care of any home but can be reached at "We've made a corn. ba cklogs and then Southern another number, that number iiutiiwnst to keep in l"uch with Hell wit! "try to be ahead of ca n be dialed into your phone the further growth of demand," 'i'oi N ETSEL - �1 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 9, 1960 Sunday, March 9, 1910-3C In And Around Lake Mary I Karen Wallace, Youth Programs Leader Speaks To Rotary Club . Lake Mary had its weekly meeting Thursday morning at the Mayfair Country Club. With most of the members present, left, and Sandy Trosper remind . President Paul Porter conducted a short business PILA HUGHES Lake Mary Neal-Turner Rev, and Mrs. Fred Neal of 2748 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Louanne, to Jef fery Loran Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bency Turner of Blue Ridge, Ga. Born in Detroit, Mich., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hager of Clawson, Mich., and Rev, and Mrs. Page Neal of Charmco, W. Va. Miss Neal is 1974 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the French Club, She will graduate from the University of Georgia, at Athens, this summer with a B.A. degree In Family and Child Development. Miss Neal is employed as a secretary in the Nutrition Department of the university. Her fiance, who was born in Blue Ridge, is a 1976 graduate of West Fannin High School, Blue Ridge, where he was captain of the football and basketball teams. He will also graduate from the University of Georgia this summer with a bachelor's degree in social work. The wedding will be an event of March 23, at 6 p.m., at the Sanford Congregational Christian Church, 2401 Park Ave. ROBIN LYNETFE GARNETF, BENJAMIN N. WARD JR. p JAN MARIE RATHEL, JOSEPH EDWARD JENKINS Rathe I-Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Don E.Rathelof 10 Mayfair Court, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jan Marie, to Joseph Edward Jenkins, son of Mrs Elda Smith, 625 Camellia Court, Sanford, and Charles Jenkins of Albany, Ga. Born In Orlando the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Marvin of Sanford. She isa 1979 graduate of Seminole Community College Adult High School where she was captain of the gymnastics team. She attended Seminole Community College, is a former dancer with Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole and belongs to the First Baptist Church, Orlando. She is employed by Jo Ev's Figure Salon, Longwood. Her fiance, who was born In San Diego, is a graduate of Seminole High School. He attended Seminole Community College is a member of the First Baptist Church, Longwood, and is employed by Greater Construction Co., Longwood. The wedding will be an event of April 10, at 7p.m., at the First Baptist Church, Orlando. dr .. ( / "-..\ ,. ' n , ..:. .: Gamett,Wailid Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garnett of 97 Graham Road, Fern Park announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Lynette, to Benjamin N. Ward Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Ward Sr., 1521 Iowa Place, Orlando. The bride-elect was born in Orlando and is the granddaughter of Paul Prettyman, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCalllan, New Port Richey, and the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Lena Jones, Orlando. Miss Garnett graduated from Lake Howell High School In 1978 and is In the "Who's Who Among American High School Students" for 1978. She attends Seminole Community College and Is majoring in communications with a minor in English. Her fiance, who was born in Chattanooga, Tenn,, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Godby, Chattanooga, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Ward, Sr., Largo. He is a 1972 Winter Park High School graduate, Winter Park, and was stationed with the Air Force until June 1979 at Rhein Main Air Base In Germany. He is employed with Epicom, Inc. Altamonte Springs. as an electronics technician. The wedding will be an event of May 23, at 7p.m. at the Community United Methodist Church, C—. Harry Benson was notified that a grant for his Youth Program that he has been working so hard to get for the last four years was finally approved. It is a $19,000 grant for nine .. months. Congratulations I Also Mlnietta announced that the Seminole County' branch has just received the approval ifs grant if $83,059 for the Seminole County Adolescent Group home being planned. Program Chairman Don Jackson Introduced the other guest speaker, William Spicer, a colorful poet and lecturer who said: "poetry ran be fun, just as same as music" and "the most wasted )f days, is the one you didn't Laugh." Among the members esent were Vernon Fed. lerson, Harry Terry, John (orden, Paul Kagle, Ray Fox, )on Jackson, Doug htcGregor, Marty Bacon, 'aul Po rter and Harry A note on the side: Marty lacon also presented 4lnletta with a check for $50, donati on to the Youth roaeni from the Knlahti of DEAR ABBY: I've been reading your column for 23 years, and have always thought you were fair and Intelligent; but when you said that the parents who wnahad marijuana In front of their four-year-old child were guilty of "child abuse," I L...II... _____. wuia i iucv my )L I am a 37-year-old housewife married to a sychologist. We have four auY husband and Idnot drink, but we do smoke marijuana. We have unehed It .or over N years (nearly ever y day) and we've never hidden f children. We do nA allow our children to drink, or to associate with people who do but tiás is with pot. In case you didn't know It, pot Is legal Alaskans guilty of child - A6 4 - abuse? a we allowed to Al grow their own for con. I- aunt am offered to treat me to a no.e job when I graduated from high school, but I now took her içonIt. Pcplsl hardly bow have asksdms how comelnew did sornetidag about my nose. It meet be pretty bad, but I DEAR INFOR MED: I did. Martjusaaleusmere legal ia Alaska the.NIeIaany ether Mete if the UaI$sd 51mg. It Is deer J odor SteM, N., 17.12410.) Sees. of the letfeus -m never dwj& it was. Nebo* odor 11 )Un of e I honestly don't think I capasumerusessarijawshould fool arcwe with the Usveril,a person aayseI im.ethet God gawme, but then people never lee have .n. this .&. themselves as others an mesas on public streets, thm SidiWlibe, bSiuIs, bumat I am andkising my pidws. etc.). He may lit 155 Whet do you t1th* Abby? ___ p , m h ___ etc I emsidadituaidhe a 1m,u.0 with a an __ N(E TROUBLE OEM mom a amom whist I th'4 or whit an yone else thinks, what Is what yes k? As 'Nit d..s't bother you __ _ I rL n Around Sanford •'•••••• Patrick is nonoreti anMarch meeting at !dyllwilde Liz Paulucci Helfrich annually on March 17. School. swered the telephone when But the Home and School A special tribute was made the caller asked for Pee Wee. Association of All Souls School in the memory of a member, "Sorry wrong number," Liz Will be celebrating St. the late Mrs. Nancy Brock, answered and hung up. Patrick's Day with a gala during the meeting. The phone rang again. dinner-dance on March 15 at The following officers were Same party. But it was not the the school social hail. elected: Nancy McNamara, wrong number. And, incidentally, the president; Mary Jane It was a friend Liz had not BYOB event is open to anyone Arvnctrg.,.., fh..,.' ...... ..,..... 5 . I..v vvii uux iiu w hen nen uiey ulu Who has a yen for good food, president; Zulu McLeod, a hitch together in the good times and good Winkle were Mrs. Cecil second vice president; WAVES at Indianhead, Aid. hospitality. Eat, drink and be Lynch, vice president: Mrs. Suzanna Vining, recording At that time Liz was called merry will be the order of the Jean Michels, secretary; secretary; and Barbara Pee Wee and her friend, evening. Mrs. Mabel Pethond, Hughes, corresponding Ruety. A hot and cold buffet will be treasurer; and Mrs. Frances So for Elaine and Warren served at 8 p.m., followed by Filegar, Deanery Board secretary. Rasmussen of Va1worth, dancing to Three More from 9 representative. Elayne Shields of Sanford, Wis., and Dr. and Mrs. P.M. to I a.m. The new officers will and Mark Herr of Altamonte Norman Helfrich Jr., it was a In addition there will be assume their duties at the Springs, were among the 14 memorable time. door prizes, favors, snacks, April 7 meeting. Myra Stetson University students Liz said it was the setups and entertainment by Michels is the outgoing who attended on and off Hasmussens' first trip to Ballet Guild of Sanford. nrDchl., .. . . ... plays while In New Florida and another treat was tsroauway Seminole. Dinner guests were Sister York during a three-week meeting each other's husband - Reservations must be made Ligorua, Sister Mara and study City of the theater as part of for the first time, although the by Monday. The cost Is $9 per Sister Margaret of All Souls Stetson's winter term girls have kept in touch person for the fun-filled School; Mr. and Mrs. Mark program, through th e years. evening. Call Karen Wallace, Harriagan [rain Derry City, dance chairman, 322.2847, or Ireland, who are visiting Debbie Russell is currently Friends of Jim Ryan are Sandy Trosper, president of Father William Ennis; and dancing at the Tropicana in being entertained Saturday, All Souls' Home and School Mrs. Maxine Levitt, president Las Vegas where she has an March 8, at a party at his Association. 322-8517. of the Orlando Central engagement. Debbie's Sa nf ord home. Deanery. mother, Dora Lee Russell, Th e event is to honor his Mrs. Donald (Winkle) LeFils, flew to Vegas to see Debbie in nephew, Jon Seaton, a president of the action and wish her a "happy country rock singer who has National Council of Catholic Jo Willis, president of Beta bir thday." made a big name for himself Women, Installed Mrs. James Chi Chapter of Delta KappaDora Lee said they had a in show biz. Von Herbulis president of All Gamma, International society "fantastic time" including Jim said he would be going Souls Catholic Women's Club for women in education, was skiing along with the usual to Nashvillle this month with at the March installation elec ted District IV Director of glamor and glitter associated Jon to cut a record. And acdinner. Mu Sta te accordi ng to an with the Nevada city, cording to Uncle Jim, Jon "is Other officers installed by annou ncement made at the terrif ic." new plant, Horian Engineering of Lake Mary, were Iqtro&ced. Among them was Victor G. Olvers, plant manager and city councilman and his lovely vii. Bonits Lynn, Dorteg ties meeting a nice gesture was the presentation to Bonnie Lynn of a beautiful corsage from the plant employers and employees. This was a nice way to say "thanks" to Bonnie for a poem she wrote related to Vie's work. Bonnie loves to writ, poetry. couple Observes 25th Anniversary Ernest and Grace Quataret, residents if the Forest, gave a cocktail party In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert (Tifl1n) Kirby, Grace's 'sister and brother-In-law and winter visitors from Hendersonville, N. C. About 20 of their friends attended the party. Among them Vines and Gwenne $iit)er. _______ Hoes d'oeuvres, canapes, dip., ch.s.e and crackers, assorted relish and vegetables were served to the gussts. _ Montgomery Sr. of Sanford, 4'ece ntly celebrated their 25th redding anniversary. The couple were surprised with a linner given in their honor by their sons Frank Jr., .nothony, and Joseph at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, 137 Carver Ave. Having lu'i'4i Wednesday at Ii ,, IUWWU I IW1Ul TTLfl IT 60 hh4iLiinn as k, du om Ftl 5uarin wwn .s,ehrg. sIwm& t14k5 Nld Itis um £r. aid Wiw'q. FmATMOitwaM. 1 Dainty sculptures of 14 karat gold— she'll wear close to her heart. Bean pendant, from $750. With diamond, $5. Chains available at additional con. S.e our complete chain collection. L1 IN SUSINIIS $INCS tNt 319 W. 1110111i ST.. SAISPOID - 1 PACK 77C PACK 0F2 139 DEX-A-TRIM DIET CAPSULES Y$ff :1 69 20c1p5u1esfor weight control. LIMIT -.. PEPTO BISMOL I PII 19 8-oz. bottle, for indigestion & upset stomach. LIMIT 1 GRECIAN FORMULA 16 - ,- r . NO NONSENSE - PANTYHOSE "Sheer to Waist's cotton ventilated crotch panel. REG. $1.49 i i : -..--1 g 4-oz. bottle, graduallycolorsgrayhair. For men. LIMIT 1 4 : )\ / ,j -- LAMP AN +1 , L \ 27-in. lamp with (88 matching shade. REG. $22.95 ] MARVA HAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 322-5418 . .. Mr R I Zdn Md PefendS make wiobee esma tne ZALES The Diamond Store '- • .,. , -, - 3 2/ FOR AI Ai~ 11 - ' legs. REG. $4.99 44 JJ li II 8811 Q effort Is for the building fund drive. A chartered bus will leave the municipal parking lot across from the post office at 3 p.m. and return after the performance. Reserve your seat by March The Thousand Dollar Club 31. Cost of trip and admission of First Shiloh Missionary is Adults, $15 and Children Baptist Church will sponsor a under 12, $7.50. Contact trip to the Black Hills Passion. Freddie M. Mobley, 1203 West Play April 12. This special 12th St., or 322-3124. pills and things he could not use. He was seen tossing those into a creek, was later arrested and served time, McReynolds said. One night thieves entered and went for the safe that was near an electrical outlet. They plugged their electric chill into the handy outlet and drilled off the combination. Inside they found only some change and a couple of bags of pennies. McReynolds said he had close to $600 in a cigar box where he kept his prescriptions filed but they never looked there. TAKE-A-LONG ADDING MACHINE BAR-B-0 GRILL Baked enamel fire bowl, rust proof 2¼ 'roIl, fits most standard adding machines. REG. $1.69 PACK 2/ McReynolds has been retired for 12 years now and lives with his wife, Dorothy, ins large two-story house on Golden take near the Sanford Airport. He is kept busy with yard work, he said. "We've got 20 acres here and fotr-and+half acres of grass I have 10 tzL" 1)05 he tulsa the dflitore? "Hell no, I don't! It was ALL woijc,"he laughed. "I've been on vacation now for 12 years and I've been enjoying it ever since. "After 50 years of running a drugstore as hard as you can run. It's pretty nig," grid. Compact for storage. REG. $4.69 Amok - ½"x50' SOAKER HOSE 449 3 tube, flexible vinyl, 1) & At brass fittings. REG. $5.79 4*,,. CONAIR 1200 WATT HAIRDRYER WITH SPECIAL RE BATE oFen' IIIIALIE ........ 1088 2speeds& • 2 heats. NAIL-IN II. non "- " LIII MFO*$ .a..... FINALCOIT APTINNIPATI ...... I ¶ \t'\ REG. $13.99 "LIII' V -' I GALAXY I2INCH OSCILLATING FAN Whisper quiet motor. ', balanced blades. Removable grill. NO. 215O REG. $32.99 2 r —r WDfl'C CAUItI IC I - - - REG. $19.99 REG. $32.99 LIMIT Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Montgomery Sr. Church will be In charge. At the afternoon worship service, Rev. Andrew Evans and Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church will be in charge, 1588 2588 60 yard roll. OF / PACK/ ruliNi IUHt Made of a tough vinyl covered polyester cord. Close-knit weave in colors. CHAIR CHAISE TAPE .o Doc s Landmark The big drink was a five-cent Pepsi and one-cent for the cup. ,We didn't serve glasses," McReynolds said. They kept stealing them, and girls were worse than the boys." The tall attractive Pepsi glasses were Popular collector's items among the high school crowd. "I caught one girl who had 35 tucked away In her car," he said. "It was a game collecting Pepsi glasses. We turned to paper (cups) In self defense." McReynolds laughed and said he would not mention any names. The kids will remember who they were, though some of them are probably grantarents by now, he said. Runadng a pharmacy was hard work and the store was open from Sam. until 11 at night. "I was the only druggist for years and I worked from $ Until midnight for many years until lgot help" After In upatil, McReynokIs had another hour's work taking Care of the books and paper work. He was robbed twice.' One felluw broke in and get some narcotics plus some other STEP STOOL tread top. 88 Safety Heavy gauge steel MASKING TAPE 3/4" x Continued From Page IC PHILIPS Heavy duty power for transistors & calculators. REG. $2.19 heavy duty. 30 weight, quart can. REG. 99' LIMIT 6 FORMICA TOP community to share In their The highlight of the evening Elks Awareness Day program Was when Montgomery at 11 a m at Allen Chapel presented his wife with a set AME Church Olive Avenue ólsparkling diamond wedding .... rings. The couple left for a and im Street. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Weekend trip to West Palm Willie Mae Miller Church of Beach later. Daytona Beach. Willie J. Sharing the evening with Merkerson, Exalted Ruler, the Montgomerys were Mr. and Mrs. Kaythern J. *nd Mrs. Benjamin Hughes Alexander, Daughter Ruler, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. B.J. are in c rge. ha Hughes, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams, Mrs. Cynthia Rev, and Mrs. Tommie I.. Clarke, Mrs. Annie J. Mltchell, Mrs. Pauline Knight, Jenkins, pastor and first lady many grands and other if St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, will celebrate relatives. their first anniversary, at 11 Celery City Lodge No. 542 a.m. service Sunday. and Evergreen Temple No. Rev. G.W. Chappell and 1 IBPOE Of Elks Invite the Snow Hill Missionary Baptist WESTERN GUARANTEED FRENCH TERGAL SHEERS PH. 322.2011 OR U3.N42 CON Per Ajittmiat Never A CNrgs Or Ofts.$ss aremy — Carpsl - WIN C.,v$a. TN Cisdul U5N no Ca.., To Var Ne'. BATTERY ENNIM Sheer beautç to choose from at home! 011W WA meI 31, low CIO br LII - EVEREADY 9-VOLT MARBLEIZED Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ALTAMONTa MALI. ,Wkw Anil QUAKER STATE MOTOROIL Premium quality, . " . (ILT'flr k ___ IN FORMED rIne I I Woo" Drin And Be Merr y In Honor Of St. Patrick noes job? Many of my friends think Ido, but my nose has never bothered me. It's big, but It's tiM a reel acIvinola ilk. a ••• 141 Abby! 09 , aw due Monday. _________________________________________________ DEAR ABBY: Do l need a met am d= '' Marijesa may he OW Is I think you an pft of pdv$eby law .1$.r (Md a ii~vna an 101)1 Ism it column abuse. Please get ft dder. sumption. - N t i Is said ab.M the legality of ew1xg marljusas for .us's ewe use. ____ o h ng reservatiohs are _- conditioner. LIMIT 1 ...' About two weeks ago I Family Gone To Pot CLAIROL CONDITIONER 2-oz. tube, hair .6-oz., plastic bottle. LIMIT 1 Herald Photo by Tom Vincent '-- - MURINE EYEDROPS patron saint that jt i,'.. ,. - for Irelands • -1 established In 14 counties Mrs. Daniel (Claire) throughout the state, the O'Connor who Is here from ., • Youth Programs, Inc. Massachusetts visiting her ,. reaches out to children of all mother, Mrs. Frank (Claire) races, from all walks of life. Evans, a charter member and It makes no difference that twice past president of the a boy or girl may be Lake Mary Woman's Club. ,lnflnn,or.t alfllfl*lf%flDItU k.i..... sin My IWUII7, £ __________ disturbed, or just in need of certainly enjoyed playing adult advice, doubles with such good They receive empathetic players like Mary Jane, Herald I 'is by TIM Vhic..t counseling from YPI Claire, Patty Speer, Shirley volunteers who work closely Huaman, Karen Percy, Jan Eugene D. Minletta, right, receives $100 from with the authorities and Renaud, Tracy Albert, Betty community involvement in Klenth and meeting Nancy Marty Bacon for Youth Programs Inc. order to solve Juvenile Morgan and Betty. Reagan Frogga Restaurant were making. delinquency. among several other very the All .., øi......i.. t'ii. ChrI.'t iIrnm la (IIU III5UMLV, aLLVvlI inese vonmteer worsers goon players. try to fill the gap which is It was a ladies luncheon Webster, Marion Quigley, development which she hs often created ln the home bya day. A covered dish was Phyllis Rugensteln. Gwenne been working hard during the past few years with the lack of communclation bet- served around noontime. Butler and Whllethereweaawandsaid help of a private source, ween parents and young There's nothing like playing a "he llo" to Christine L Jones, people. lot if tennis and enjoying a lot Lake Mary residents: former president of the Little Youth Programs, Inc. of good food. I had a terrific Red School House in Sanford. Interested In walking and agency in supported by United time. Way, city, county and state For those Interested the She is president if SCAR losing weight? Join me. Call governments, federal and third annual Bayhead Spring (Citizens or The Children's 323-0891. foundation grants and in- Classtcwilit.akeplaceApril4- Village), an organization for llaMa la vista. dividual donations. Paul 6. This event will again bring the mentally retarded on Porter and Marty Bacon to this area the top women presented Minletta with a and men singles and doubles check for $100 as a donation players froznaround thestate. from the Lake Mary Rotary Club. Monday night during the Lake Mary Chief of Po chamber of commerce lice and Rotary member meeting the officers of the Mr. and Mrs. LeRoyce D. Stadig of 111 Shannon Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonna Drew, to Michael Ray Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Fitzgerald of 404 Sunset Drive, Sanford. Born in Lexington Park, Md., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sprague of Columbus, Ohio. She is employed as the club house manager at Mayfair Country Club. Her fiance, who was born in Hawaii, is a student at Seminole Community College. The wedding will be an event of June 28, at 5 p.m., at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford. !' .. Doug McGregor introduced and welcomed the guests. Marty Bacon Introduced had a chance to visit for Eugene D. Minietta, coor- the first time the beautiful dinator and representative of Bayhead Racquet Club here the Youth Programs, Inc. who in Lake Mary. I was Invited to spoke briefly about this play tennis as a guest of club worthy non-profit agency. member Mrs. George (Mary Stadig-Fitzg eraid to attend the fete 0m.. meeting. CYNTHIA LOUANNE NEAL, JEFFERY LORAN TURNER uroo " 94 1221S11 wa ". I patrons planning 41 s The Rotary Club of BONNA STAI)IG ECKERJ'S PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SER VICE at low, low prices! - UIW1 rirrc lV I TWICE THE PRINTS Get an 60111 $t of prints with every loll of color or black and Willis pr'nt film Oevstoped and printed TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE F1LM Got two tolls olprini film fO,th, puCe of one KodcoIo, or black and While. when you have you' him PIOCused at Eckerd s TODAY AND EVERYDAY GUARANTU Buy only the prints you want. No hauls - even at the goof Was in the picture taking. I - SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED., MAR. 12 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9A.M. tIl 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. III 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. �-4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Adventist .. .-.. S., - - S . - -.... ,'i'..: . . -- . 4 -- .---.. .•. . .5 Sunday, March, 1950 Methodist THE SE V ENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner of7Th$KIM Douglsi Jacobi Pasta, Saturday Ser vices: Sabbath School 1:00a.m. Worship service 11:00a.m. WidModay NIgM Prover Service 7:00p.m. A X. :::: :•> 1. .. THE HOPE OF OilR COMMUNITY? ~v'" ,W, ., Assembly Of God FIRST IRSTASSEMILYOF 000 Coc.ffi& Elm Ph3tIp Walsanen Pastor 1 Evpni4 Worship Wet Bible Study e :::: n 11 urn. 7:00p.m. 7:00p.m. Misslonettes i: 7.00 pm. t;jiurcjh . 0 Pastor Assoc. Faster :3141,IIa.m. 9:91$IIa.m. Church SdwoI Services with claim for all .g.s Fellowship Cotfn betwoon services 5:30p.m. UMYP 7:00p.m... evening Worship Wed. Bible Study A 7:30p.m. .PrayerServ. First Wednesday Fellowship Supper 1%. 111111 II1fIt1III , 0 FIRIT UFIITUP METHODIST CHURCH OP GENEVA Geneva, Ph. Rev. Gary liner Pastor SvndaySdi..If sun J 11:10a.m. NIII An Evening • W"Ip Service (sun.) III W.AIrporl$Ivd..%ant,rd 373.3737 Inter. Pastor Rev. Grady Snowdon ALL. SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday School 5:05a.m. ill Oak Avo., San ford worship Service 11:00a.m. Fr. William Ennis Pastor E vatting Sir Vice 7:30p.m. Fr.PlterMflcfilI Asst,PasIsr Wed. Prayer Siiv. 7:00p.m. Sal. Vigil Mass 7:00p.m. Sun. Mass 1a.m., 10:30 £13 noon Cont.sslens. Sit. 4-S&6-1p-M. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1311 Oak Ave.. Sanford 3)2.flhl Freddie Smith Pastor Sunday School 5:4$a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Training 4: 00 p.m. Evening Worship 7;0O p.m. Wed. Prayer Sir,, 7:00pm. er 'S Lq hei ' e I am,Coil I q , S ' 1:31p.m. SANFOIDCHRISTIANCHURCH $37 Airport Blvd. . Ph0o3334t11 Joe Johnson Minister FIRSTIAPTISTCHUICH $llParkAvenue,Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cesmate Pastor Sund ay Worshi p Service 5:45 am. 1 ') I - .1 146 1. 5:30a.m. 11:30a.m. Evening Service lI:00a.m. 4:11p.m. 7:00p.m. Wed. Prayer Service Prayer Misting Wed. . Al•-. :. . . ... 1421 West First Street . .' Sunday ""Ice , SundaySdiesi Wednesday Testimony 1. 11. . -,. '..-.f ., 7:30p.m. Know why there are so many public Church Of Christ . phones in airports? Everybodyhas to let LONOWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Church Ave. A Grant St. (Southern) Rev. James W.Hamm.ck Faster Sunday School Morning Worship Church Training Evening Worship 1011111,11410411111116=111,111 Prayer 5:41a.m. 11:00a.m. 4:10p.m. 7:10p.m. 7:30p.m. CHURCNOPCHRI5T 1511 Part Avenne Fred Saber 11:00a.m. 11:10a.m. Evening _ Service Ladies Bible Class Wednesday W*lis4ay5lbi,CI$ 4:05p.m. 11:10a.m. 7:31p.m. ' . êA.I,Ij.I$.a ,.. Rev. Raymond Cracker Svadaylch,.1 Pastor 5:41a.m. Morning Worship Evangelistic Services 4:00p.m. Wed.Prayer 4Bible5y 7:31p.m. Ind.psndent Missionary 00SW.flndStreot Nov. O.K. Ouster Steadily $Of Morning Worship Iv Pastor Y.P.I.Wod. RAVUNNAPARK 9:41 a.m. which we have come to expect from Ofl(l 6:60 p.m. another. 11:10a.m. Service BAPTIST CHURCH Congregational CONOREQATIOWAL CHRISTIANCNURCH miss. Sill S. Part Ave. NEW LIFE PELLOW$NIP Laba Dr.Afpeta,lola Ed. PRomo 41*4*11 Rev. Earl N. Lasoom Fully Somillot School 5:31a.m. SorvicS 5:31 am. Woolly Sills Study is Homes Rev. Fred $511 Pastor Rev. Edmund L. Wsbor Asso. Pastor Sunday School Pastor Sunday School 5:35a.m. Fellowship lI:3l.IIa.. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wad. Prayer Meeting ABiSie$tvdy Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Matthew Matthew Psalms Psalms 5:112 5:13-24 95:1-6 96:19 I. Thursday Friday Saturday Psalms Psalms Psalms 66:76-20 27:1-8 97:1-12 ________________ Pastni 5:414.m. 11:11a.m. COPYRIGHT :000 CU$T(R A0'l(qtIstto ScRviCf P0 5050024 cP4ATh.ontsve.Lr VRGIP4IAZ2106 ' tIl 7:30p.m. Baptist Church, Orlando. President of the Y.M.A. and W.W. wiggins, and Bethel Mionary Baptist Marylen M. Jennings are chairmen. , . I and word each service. Baptist League Champs The Greater Orla ndo Baptist Association Basketball League championship was won by the men's team of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo, which outscored Trinity Baptist Church of Apopka two to one In the championship .. Sunday Scheol Nursery Previeod . 11:11a.m. game. Coach of the team Is Ben Ward Jr. Members are Ted Aulin, Phil Cloninger, Wayne Jacobs, Bruce Kifer, Bill Marr, Bob Rogers and John Sal ter. .. WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL MIou:nh4aVA4ve*tIstCIiWrch on s Road. Win ter SprIngs . C. Edward Davis Pastor 5'iaySchiol 4:31a.m. 5:31a.m. 11:31a.m. Sunday Worship 4:05p.m. N5y Prgv $)0j - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hod ges and Staff DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employees -- CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Alan Celoria Concert Music evangelist Alan Celorla of Jackson, Miss, will . present concerts of Christian music during the 8:30 and 11 a.m. worship services at First Baptist Church of Oviedo on March 9. Former minister of music at First Baptist Church J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff . PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees ') 11r, . .5. HARRELLa BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff .................. 5S•*• .. - V~ WILSON EICHELBEROER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $U0 PER WEEK CALL 322.2611 _______ - - - - Conference. : .. - . _____ _____ , . •• •• '''--..I . ' .' . - . T .L'1I. zs'r. . ?~~ . ...... ____ . ' . 11. *_u_$atii ChSI$h. $101 Plim Springs Rd.. :f: Upoais Ci-m,aiy,, PrsuS1,,.l.. Church. Upsala Rd. ______ V ___ liusobil Church, Miss Vlul0r.pngs 401 ' It SSVINT$ Ed! ASVINylsT P015W CRy LoSs Sa...Ml. Isv AdessSi Church, Hwy. 4)1, FOrest! Iaus..* y AdPl*il ____Church, Maithimi Ave.. an.-i.mi, mpg: A Elm ClsoriL of I. um ad. 1* UWS*at Chsrch, III POse Si.. Sanford.., •TNSS Cloueases ' 1!*4tS. Church. GNus I Mo 00C_u fr-laW.. $551,. Port Rd. SN, aa *v_u rio., ChapsI. Usirdap Ass. -_ chatJamIuiof$.1MISs,I_s,*3lSpsrtA Plndalur*WSN:W..-5MI 10. LiLt M... ___ _____ ok_Maaia LabS Miur,.a V.A. lOSS w. - .. iclokft Ma Ct_u 05 pled -tW,Cturch Ctr,ui 505am ss. s.,,' UtI_JJ a_ _SiMawsal an., os, _u ,00..LN*SchNI) - "s'- . - .ti -.% - Church of Sanford. Dr. Virgil L. Bryant Jr. of the Sanford dutch will preach at the Grace Covenant Presbyterian øua'ch and Rev. Daniel Consla, associate minister, will be preaching at Wlldwood Presbyterian* Church. _____ P11W r--Ij Pill I Da_uy CMI ll 11110 T_u,uM,, $155MS NIH St. .. _u Ise Ills oS. - E..N.j a. Da*0'alNMI 05 j_u.i, *'RL_. Hoe. %*.J 4111, 11-iMP I••I ____ ____ Vr* 05 05W. aftwAlib CISi1OsCt.ri51, lSI4rp..,. A. r __ III at CJl, ____ i.e isomo nIr'ij- ________SS005• • Lake Monroe Holds . . I••*_.. j l, . .. ON _ ", .-, ,- --1-AW _; Fa rn ily - - -- DR. DOUG SAGER National caus*al, at tj*e lighting of the National You Are Invited Cece,tt CItei With B'uzo. & Dr. John Poellein Peiicua j j Conductor FREE ERT • 41 040. Opel Sam Luke '4 1! To RIi'IVAL SERVICES I Nest this dyn.mic splrlt.assolist.d 111111`96A 4101141sln Sb. WWI m.u.al I 1 0 At Pinecrest Baptist Church 119 West Airport Boulevard March 2nd to 9th, 1980 ~ * JEWS CHRIST WILL RETURN IN OUR Oil * DIVINE HEALING IN THE 20TH CENTURY * THE CHARISMATIC MOVEMENT * DEMON POSSESSION Each Evening al7:30p.M. Nursery Provided Rev. Paul Carmichael (bistmjuiree and at WaltD1y WcrldThsart Is - The Minkel Ministry of Do w- Luke I Divine H"Illne FW The Skik SANFOID CHURCH OF GOD March 1O16 7lO1G14Tr'10 AMW-6-P.M. A Miracle" Froon God Ni Wsst 22ad Strait SUNDAY . I: C '' ____ Ce,stgeeticut Evangelist The Duke University Chorale will pisaint a concert Wneeday, at 7:15 p.m. at Pinecreet Baptist Church. The *voice wised chorus has sws at Carnegie Hall, the _____ UK11 e'1611q e 'Pentecostal I ExnIosio, Duke Choral. ) To Peter, he said, "You will be a strong rock of a man upon Whom I can found my church." it dffiñ'tlooilj) ili then. And it was a long time In coining. But It did come. Jesus believed In the enormous possibilities of human life and human character so that anyone who remembers him feels taller and wears an added dignity.. "Remember Jesus Christ." - Revival Guild Luncheon The Women's Guild of the Lutheran Church of Providence will OINOr a spring luncheon and fiahLn show on Tuesday, March 15 at 12:30 p.m. in the fellowship hail of the church located at Providence Boulevard and Dunlap Drive Is Deltclla. Mrs. Ledne Horn is dIsirman of the event apd' ______ in charge of jir. frp ft4ngwald heads the eenw,'tte, ssr4n ft salad luncheon. For reservations call Mrs. Ode _____ Goodwin at 715-3035. __ praise seemed small indeed. Evangelist Doug Sager, of Book of Nehemiah. the choir loft, and Clark is Alcoa. Tenn. will conduct a inviting all Interested singers Special recognition will be crusade at First Baptist given on Tuesday to First United Methodist to join. At 6 p.m. this Sunday, members Church, Sanford, March 9.14 of the Woman's Missionary Dr. Sager will speak to the Church at 7 p.m. in conjunction with Union adults on the "Principles of and on Thursday to t he the 1980 Florida Baptist men of the Brotherhood. An Revival." A covered dish Revivals. Music director will tflterlachen Ave. Winter Park invitation has been extended supper is planned for Wedbe Terry L. Clark. nesday at 6 p.m. to persons In the local A pre-revival youth rally business community to conic A nursery will be provided Performing works by: Byrd, Shueli, Brahma, was planned for Saturday, on their lunch hour. Cost of for all the services, both noon GabrI.li, Grlsg I Rutter and evening. March 8, at 6 p.m. in the the luncheon will be , Sanora Clubhouse including a Pastor of the First Baptist __________________________________________________________________________ cookout and music. Church, Alcoa, Dr. Sager A special feature of the week will be noontime buffet received his Master of lunches Monday through Divinity degree from New Friday, coupled with brief Orleans Baptist Theological services. They will begin Semi nary and his Doctor of promptly at noon and adjourn Ministry degree from Luther by 12:55 p.m. Dr. Sager will Rice Seminary, Jacksonville. speak on "Principles of The Crusade Choir will Leadership" based on the meet each evening at 6:30 in With I First Baptist Church, County Route 15 and ClurdI Street, Lake Mom-ce, will held a revival Tuesday, March 11 through FrIday, March 14, at 7:30 nIghtly conducted by evangelist Rev. Donald E. Foster, pastor of First Baptist Clutch, DeLeon Springs. , Many people shy away from this "comfortable" side of Jesus and Christianity. Religion for them is a moral stimulus that encourages people to lead good lives. All disciples to Jesus has this ethical side, of course. But there is also that other side that some people need more than others but that all of us need at some time. We need it when disappointment or i ll health or family trouble gets us down. We don't want people around us then who tell us to smile and buck up. What we need lust at those times is someone who knows our problem and who can be a great deal of help Just by taking our hands. Someone once said, "The Christ most Christians remember best is less a crusader charging into action and more the Good Samaritan kneeling by the roadside to minister to the victim of the world's highwaymen." Third, the disciples would have remembered that Jesus believed in them - no matter what. lie believed in their great possibilities. "Salt of the earth... light of the world" he called them when the evidence for such SagerConducts Baptist Crusade Church, Sod Bug Sd_Cleaolber,y I ... .. . -_ 1 It. ie!i r FOCUS On Tile Pulpit Exchange . - - - - - - -_ - By GEORGE B. PLAGENZ There is in the Bible a brief injunction to Timothy in a letter from an older Christian friend: "Remember Jesus Christ." Little else is said. Timothy is left to his own interpretation of the life he should live with those memories in mind. WALTER AND PHOEBE DELAMARTER Most of us realize that insofar as we have failed at being Christians, it is because we have drifted into forgetfulness of Jesus. The hob' communion is one of our best opportunities to remember Jesus. As he instructed his disciples during the Last Supper, "This do in remembrance of me." A special weekend seminar Family, Intimacy in at are we supposed to think about when we remember focusing on the family will be Marriage, Middle Age: Blahs Jesus? 'held at the First Baptist or Blessings, Parents & If we were to ask the (irstdisclple - those who were closest Church of Oviedo March 14.16. Teenagers Communicating, to Jesus during his life on earth - what they remembered and Your Body as the Temple most about him, what would they say? The "Christian Family Living of God. Seminar" is being led by First, I imagine, they would say that when Jesus was Seminars will begin on Walter around God seemed very near. and Phoebe Delamarter of Lakeland. Friday evening with a family In Jesus, all the wisdom, power and love of God seemed to Walter is the executive supper. There will be sessions be present. And so their affections laid hold on him, their loyalties reached out to him and they followed him to the end director of the four Florida Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Baptist Children's Homes, night plus Sunday morning, of their days. If you were to ask the disciple how they could be so sure Prior to coming to Florida, he 1 nere are no registration that God was like Jesus, they couldn't offer proof. was on the faculty of Southern fees, and attendance Is free. A They would simply say that they felt toward Jesus as they Baptist Theological Seminary nursery for babies and felt toward God. They found in him something that was in Louisville, Ky. preschoolers will be open. worthy of their best. Some of the seminar topics For times and additional They would rest their case on that. for the weekend are Family Information, persons may call The second thing the disciples would say they remembered Communication, Handling the church at any time. 24- about Jesus was that he brought to them a wonderful feeling Conflict in the Christian hours a day, 365-3484. of contentment and peace. The concert Is free to the public. Preachers of the St. Johns Presbytery will be exchanging pulpits this Sunday as Wt of the "Sharing the Good News" Evangelism emphasis. Dr. Donald DeBevoise of Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Orlando will be speaking at the $:30 and 11a.m. services Sunday at First prest,yter1an .. ' .. The Master Works Choir of the First United Methodist Church at Magnolia and Jackson Streets In Orlando will present St. Patrick's Mass by Phillip Green with organ, choirs and full orchestra under the direction of Dr. W.A.A. Goetze at 5 p.m., March 16. The concert Is tree and open to all. .:' .' -I St. Patrick's Mass :;. '1 - :, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. ' Mr. andMrs, Fred Wilson SENKARIKOLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees and Employees _______________________________________ ______ L soloist or music director for the New Mexico Baptist Convention, Glorieta and Lake Yale assemblies, the Mississippi Baptist Convention and the Florida Evangelism F - . ASSEMBLY OP .00 HIm UN rsictJiJ. Labs Sri TuoSawills It. 'ilaflbssi CHURCH OP 500 First Assembly ii Sod. *705 A Elm METHODIST lavosms Port Soplosi Church. na W. Si.___ BAPTIST . Church al Sod, 13 Hickory Sarnolt United Mlmo.ial Church. I. DaIor '" at000 Chsl. III) W. 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Oviedo, Florida - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY S of Winter Park, he has recorded four albums and been 10 GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE SIX Maple Sanford FLAGSHIP BANK OFSEMINOLE and Staff KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 200W. FirstSt. Downtown Sanford 3000$. Orlando Dr. Don Knight & Staff ____________________________________________ ______ -. . - THE McKIBBI N AGENCY insurance , - Spring'reiyal ser vices béin Món, March 1O,'àt Church of God, 22nd St. and Holly Avenue, Sanford. Evangelist Sam Luke special guest, will minister in song 1:10p.m. Service . Sam Luke To Minister • :,' - UPSALAPRISBYTERIANCHURCH IF Club A Darwin Shea Pastor W Church, Orlando. The community Is invlted.Marva Y. Hawkins and - _11111111111111 - A Junior Women Convention of t he Progressive M. and E. Convention, she Is employed by the Orange County School I System. At p.m., guest for the worship service wjfl Rev. 1:31p.m. Wed.chOlr Practtt. 419 Part Ave. La P. K Faster of of OL Morning Worship 0:001 It a.m. iwsdeyldisol 5:41a.m. 5:00 p.m. Mon's Prayer BrHtf.st SodA 4* Thursday P1 ii Siit Women 's Day Minlst,, I: 5:41a.m. 11:10a.m. Youth Grasp FIRST UNITED . - WllWrAve., Lake Ip.a,y liv. A.P. Slovoni SmdayChvrchlcho.l Melillag Worship MITHODIST CHURCH _______ _________ ____________ ________ 7:11p.m. . THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRE1BYTERIANCNURCN MYP todlith Sun. 1:00a.m. Ive.WorplstAh'SO. 7:30p.m. •Wodnosdey MIralgi Prayer Srwp ________________ Due to unforeseen circumstances the March 15 auction planned by Temple Shalom has been canceled. - NOV. Dowel Poster '.' PRone 3313411 1:30a.m. .. vmw"wonmp Church School 5:41a.m. MerniegWip 11:10a.m. Nursery Twckor Drive. S.nlandlstages Rev. Robert W. Miller SundoyScbest Mottling Worship Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. The program is open to the public. will celebrate its annual Women's Day Sunday, March 16, at 11: a.m. Guest speaker for the morning worship will be Mrs. Nora D. Woodard, member of Be thlehem Missionary ooAn.akdSt. Rev. VirhilL.Br,on$,Pastor YosthMoetrng 6131 p.m. Tuidsy Bills Study Tuesday and Wednesday 1ilp.m. Nursery Previpod for all Services 'Remember Jesus Christ' I., . 1 - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' 11:01a.m. 11:118.m. CNRI$'IUNITID METHODI$TCHUICN Next Sunday when you see people on their •S• $inglngaallharing worship Service • way to church remember why there are SC) many phones in airports. Millions of us pray to God. . . to let I-tim know.just whore we are.. . to ask His support in fulfilling our l)rftSoit mission .. . or discovering our next. Pasoer _____ -- 1:50p.m. - 274ICsuOfrvC$sbRaad Rev Sary Dobeob Sundoyldiost Si$e.a. '11:10a.m. Church WWWP 4:00p.m. 1:10p.m. "Op Wit Prayor Sarvice so It - One of the truths our churches stress is that we are dependent on God for support. need a quality of support that is far above that CHUICHOP000 11:10a.m. ________-. . . - - ___________________ ",WIdasday Pastor 5:31a.m. public combined Nor music activities with a invites the public to attend the speak on chiropractic medicine and acupuncture, at Hwy. Il-fl ELate Mary Blvd lU1 Pastor lI:00a.. SISleySchosI 11:11a.m. Mld.wesb liMo AlrgSrtBlitAW.edliodDr. Rev. Fred R. Garinor Church Scheol .1 On March 19 at 8p.m., Temple Shalom Presents will have as its guest for the evening Dr. Lester N. Levine who will Rev. Red GRACE UNITED MITNODISICHURCH . Temple Shalom Presents COVENANT PRIS$Y'TIRIAN CHURCH Methodist - all kinds of support: "Please pick me up" or 'I'll meet you in an hour" or "I'm finished here and moving on" or "What are my fleW Church Of God' ' BAPT15TCHURCH 31)4 PalnsetteAve. . I:01 P.M. * Presbyterian .4 it P , Yes, we are dependent on one another for instructions?" PALMITTOAVENUE . p, made early and tables for 8 are available. First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, West 13th Street, KIndergarten through Ilath Grade C' ..•, Sofl)(!Ofl( know where lie is Evangelist libioStudy Mernffigwershlp .,. comforting the sick with prayer recently sponsored them on memorization materials at services, Bible readings, financial awareness program on cancer teaching ministry to reach local awards program. Rev. Amos C. the weekday Bible class, contributions, and home care. She detection, youth. In addition she provides Jones is church pastor. Club and 700 Club on television. Pastor 5:11a.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL , CNURCNOPLONQwOOD 14$ Oranw Street. Longwood Rev. E. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 11:10a.m. Marnlngwer.Jup 11:00 a.m. Sunday EvenIng 7:30p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:31p.m. Conquer ors Meeting Sunday 4:30p.m. ST. LUKISLUTMUApi CHURCH .Sl.431&ROdIvgRd. Ovieds(Slavla) Rev. Joiwi J. Kucherik Pastor . Sunday5cheef 9:41 a.m. Worship Services 1:30 A 11:10a.m. We maintain a Christian School the Young class members and drilling Chairman Warren Griffin advises reservations should be Pentecostal Tl MistIng 1:30p.m. Reading Room daily •aea,fWed.& Sat. neontolp.m. Tale. 705.1434 has appeared on Nursery ProvIded for all Services (LvthoranChiurchinAm,Ica) Rev. RalpllI.Luman Pastor *wsai 11:00 a.m. SvndayScheel 5:10a.m. Pteiwy Previlod . . 11:50a.m.... - - Ernestine Grooms, for also provided burial services for the The Women's Mission Society of ç0 receive awards in the field of music for the St. Paul Youth Choir St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, developing a spirit of volunteerism • needy. education: every third Sunday. located at Ninth Street and Pine as supervisor of the St. Paul Youth - Mary Smith, president of the -Shirley Allen. an educator in the - Syl via St.allworth, who served Avenue in Sanford, will hold its - Usher Board and instilling a sense of Just Us Club, for providing con- area of special education, for en select music committee of the second annual awards night Sunday pride and dignity in their execution sistent and noteworthy support deavoririg to increase the progress Afrimnit Methodist Episcopal Church at 6 P.M. recognizing outstanding of their ushering function, services to the Good Sm aartian of exceptional children and assisting General Conference to revise the To be recognized in the COrn- Home of Sanford. women involved in activities administrators and teachers in ÂME Church hymnal and to develop munity se rvice category: fost ering Christian principles. To be recognized for their con- developing programs to help cx- special worship services for the - servicesMobley for coordinating Recipients will be recognized for youth Lenora for Seminole Co ty tributions in the field of social ceptional children reach their full ÂME ch ur ch body. un t heir dedication and commitment in by l potential. ocating volunteers to counsel services are: - Mae Muller, who equally five categories - The Sa - Ophelia Moore for diligently nford Christian Sharing Church service, and console troubled youth and divided her time and efforts to the Community Service, Social Service, aiding in development of programs Center for combining the efforts of working to resolve reading problems study of basic music principles and Education and music, 15 churches in the Sanford area to of disadvantaged children and all the application of these principles. to rehabilitate these youths. - Mother Blanche Bell, founder provide social services to needy children with specific reading diiTo be honored for t heir church ser vi ce are: - Bessie Wright, who of Rescue Church of God, two local persons w ithout the lengthy ficulties. 11cr efforts were per- She annually attends the Oral formed in the church as well as the Roberts University for its special procedures of contributed to the success of St. day care centers and serving as a processing cOIllIl3Uflity. religio us music seminar and has Paul's weekday Bible class by foster parent to infants as well as the established social agencies. Recipients in the music category developed choirs of distinction at providing transportation to and elderly. She was a pioneer in the - Alpha Kappa Alpha, under the Grant Chapel ÂME Church as well from the church for a period of three local tusk of meeting vital human leadership of Rebecca Sweet, will be: years. needs of countless area residents. basilus, th is sorority has provided - Dorothy Church, minister of as Antioch Bapt ist Church, both - Joyce Abney, who provided - Macbell Glover of Mt. Olive scholarships, tutoring programs, musk at Bethel Missionary Baptist locat ed in her hometown of Oviedo. hostess services, supervision of Missionary Baptist Church for services to the needy funilies and Church in Winter Park, who has Tile Women's Mission Society Jacksonville attorney and former mayor, Hans Tanzler, will be the speaker at the 13th Annual Mayors' Prayer Breakf ast to be held April Bat 7:21 a.m. at Sheraton Thin Towers in Orlando by the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce. He Is a well known Christian lay speaker and MidweflS.r',iC,(Wad) 7:00p.m. GOOD SNIPHIRÔ 2517 Orlando Of.17.51 LUTNIRANCHUNCH 4 11:00a.m. II:00s.m. John J. Hinton Sunday School Cross Church Hans Tanzler To Speak Ave. Morning Worship Youth Hour evangelist Service .' . FIRSTCHURCHOPCHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA IlkcamBoulevardand VsnvsStrose PIRSTCNURCH 3501 Sanford Sunday, March 9,1910-SC Area Women To Be Honored Bishop Sowder will speak at the 7 p.m. service. The Cherub and Chapel choir will sing. - OF THE NAZARENE Pastor SvtidaySdisel 5:11a.m. Werstiplervice IIxIie.m. Klndargar$on and Nursery . - B. L. Wagner, Pastor SundayRev. Worship ll:Na,m. Wwihlp5erylc, ll:00a.m. a". Worship Y:00p.m. Mid-Week SIfy.(W.d.) 7:3Ip.m. . TV"ThlsIsThsLIfo" • Rev. Elmer A. *evsdior 1:00p.m. JORDANBAPTI5TCHURCH Nursery Provided LAKE MARY CHURCH Of ftINAZA 171E, Crystal Lase Ave. Luth eran LUTNEIANCNURCHOP THE REDEEMER "TheLwtlleranNeur'and ..; . . . 1' Christian Science LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION ItOLaOvlew,LakeMary Rev. Jim Huotiens Faster Sunday school 5:41a.m. Worship Service 11:00a.m. Evening Worship 1:30p.m. , The Dr. Herb Bowdoin and Jimmy Sowder of the Methodist Hour International andithe Bowdoin-Sowder Crusades will be speaking Sunday at Community United Methodist Ch ur ch of Casselberry. Dr. Bowdoin, who has just cornpleted his 6-day Victorious Life Conference at Lake Yale near Eustis, will preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services and - Sanford, Ft. - I At St. Paul's Award Niaht Evangelists To Speak LAKE MONROE CHURCHOPTHINAZAIENE . Wilson School. Orange Blvd. Al Orion Pastor -, Svn4. S 5:OSI.m. Mernlngworstilp 10:45a.m. . Evening Service l:S0p.m. -. MId.W..k$er,Ic, 7:30p.m. . Misting at Winter Sups. Elementary Sunday Sdieel 11:10a.m. Worship 11:00a.m. Rev. ReSort Burns Faster . 7:00p.m. 4:30p.m. S.E.%tanton Faster Sunday Scheoi 11:10a.m. MernlngServlce 11:00a.m. IviningServic. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Ser vice ?:If P.M. OidTruthsforeNewDay Nazarene '.- Nursery Provided Church Training Evening Warship . .. i -- WINTER SF01. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL : - Rider 11:00a.m.,; 1:00a.m. 0:00p.m 11:00a.m. Tves. Evening Prayer S.rv. 7:30p.m. 11:00a.m. Tues. Official Board Moot. 1:10p.m. 11:11 8.m. congregational ... . 1417 S. Sanford Ave. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. David Mangoid Minister Country Club Road, Lake Mary Faster Sunday Sch ool 5:45 am. Avery M Lens Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Sunday School S:4$a.m. Wid.S.ervlce 7:30p.m. Preachlng&Werst,Iping II;l5i.m. Morning Worship -. 5:300.m. - The RI Rev. W illiam H. Foiwell, bishop of the Diocese of Central Florida, Episcopal Church, will be the celebrant of Confirmation and the Eucharist this Sunday, at 5:30 p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Ch urch of Sanford. Immediately following the service, "An Evening with the Bishop" will Include a spaghetti supper prepared by the church young people. . Evangelical - DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Sunday School Ttelev. Leroy D.S.pet HefyCimmunien Holy communion HetyC.mmunlis . 7:00p.m. 7:00 p.m. every im Sunday School Morning Worship Inning Wirshiip - With Sunday At Holy NEW BETHEL AMR CHURCH MahlISttiIt-Caflaan City Nov. M. H. Burke Jr. Poster Oil Part Ave. FIRST CHRISTIAN Sharing I Proclaiming Episcopal HOLY CROSS Christian . Wed. 7% Catholic PINECRESTSAPTISTCHUHCH Wad. Prayer Serv. smi. Study (Wit) Yovfls Fellowship Dinser lefIiwlng Service : __ Rr*iof ly Prayer $erv. A Baptist Evening Herald, -- .. UUK MAIIUM ! Wit Lighthouse Youth Melting Royal Rangers & Cass.Ikrry Rev. Arthur Padsfl Nov. Bob Dickinson Mornln,WerstIp . ,% RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11-92 of Ploy RIdGe Rd. �- 4 , C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE NOT BUYING OuTFrr f.1 1HONE'I ADE A FiRM f Sunday, March 9, 1980 WHAT IF IR A SINGLE NEW lz: D . by Chic Young SOMETHING NO STIeLE COMES ALONG? ECISION . . . . . ACROSS HOROSCOPE PROBLEM.'t'LLJUST() Y '7TltL.4E SEASON' Whitney I I possess _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ POSTPONE M iF - 11 VI_ - ( ( -MA 0, _________ 0 1-8 ____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Wa Iker 11 20 A 00 A CIRCLE 14 Sound of TRIANGLE ) NOW 20 0I'JE IN THE . CRLJSI4gi"4G 2 ____________ , -' ( I In I __ __ ' 1 1 I a ITA 0 RAS by Art Sarsom Jaime tries to save the life of an osi scientist who Insists on becoming a rodeo Champion, (M (1 7) WRESTLING AA15=1 __ y y y ____ IL _____ ______ _______ ______ _______________________ ______ M~; i ARCH I E by Bob Montana 6 1ACITHER1,THE BOYS SAID AID LY 100 BE SURE MOTHER IS VERY FLOWERS TAKING 4 COURSE CLEVER' TOLOWLY 4RRANGE IN "JAPANESE 5p1,EpiDlD! FLOWER ARRANGEMENT"! P AS LG 45 POSSIBLE! _______ IV it ________ I _____________ ____ _______ % _______ WIN ____ For Monday, ___________________________ ______ _____ March 10, 1980 AT BRIDGE ' _______ It's ___ _____ - ' ______ 9E N%BBt YOU 14IS TERRITORY _______ ,' ARRIKADfi .., , GOVEW"'S _____ _______ ________ ______ HIGHWAY SAFETY ________ COMMISSION ________ . ' FRANK AND ERNEST ' by A NNIE _________________________ Bob Thaves __ .IHE PIP VJUOI OH,WOW!-NO *11 CAII EXPLAIN THAT v m &imr WHATS 111111 01 111 NLYOU PI1CCAN ppemg \" THAT?! WDE ' u RRALP ui'- 14 .y'sp tiM SM*DAY __ __ I .4 PIT V3 j, 0 HI'S A IT If A1W KMI*4' :' __ ___ _____ ° 1 B5lIIEt.FOR ME! TT6ØIEj __ __ ____ ____ _____ ________ ____ ____ ___ I ___________________________ P.',. .10 Hrs.) DO FOR OUR TIMES 'D U FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IS (10) AS WE SEE IT "Kai- Guests: Bobby Bare, Roy ead. ai AND THE BEAR crooked police sergeant an to invade a Nazi spy ring In New York City, several male truckers attempt 11:00 (1) 0 THE LAW AND YOU (ED 135~ THE JETSONS eight female Iruckers. (Pafl 2) 10 QUE PA8 USA? (R) (1) 0 HAWAII FIVE-O McGarrett and his team search for a Nazi war criminal after famous Nazi hunter is murdered and a rare medal Is found on his body. DO LOVE BOAT Julie has second thoughts about her career when an old friend and her son board the cruise, (R) (1]) (35) STREETS OF SAN "Spring Cleaning" A spiritual. 1st and Father Santos are called upon to help the Penis, (R) a 11:30 1)0 FACE THE n o BILL DANCE ourDOORS al (35) MOVIE "Abbott And Costello In The Foreign Legion' (1950) Patricia Medina, Walter Slezak, The boys FRANCISCO travel to Algiers and promptly 10:00 0(4) become Involved In local Intrigues. 14 (1O)PwnE PRIME TIME SATUR. DAY HAGEN Paul Hagen tries to help a young friend who has been convinced by his old. (1) 0 AFTERNOON er brother to take the blame for a shooting. 12:00 ' (7) U FANTASY ISLAND A (5,) 0 SPECTRUM . female ventriloquist's dummy ISSUES AND comes to life, and an actor getsANSWERS to be a character he once POrtraYed. 12:30 Cl]) (35) AMERICAN ATHLETES 1980 0(4.) MEET THE u 0 BlACK AWARENESS ltOO 0 ociots 0(1) 5)00 NEWS a10) FLORIDA REPORT U)(35) MOVIE "Modesty lIZ 17 MOVIE "Brave Warrl. Blaise" (C) (1966) Monica Vitti, or" (1952) Jon Hall, Christine Terence Stamp. When a priLarson. In 1811, the British vita Investigator and her push for war with the sidekick are hired to protect Shawnee,, supply of precious gems, they tino themselves duped. (2 Hri. 100 15 Mlns.) U ® NCAA BASKETBALL (10) THE PYThONS InterCHAMPIONSHIPS views with the members of (5)030 MINUTES "Monty Python's Flying cDUDIScUSSION'.O Circus" and clips from old (1]) (35) MOVIE "Ons Of Our endeavors and their upcoming Own" (C) (1975) George movie are featured when the Peppard, Oscar Homolke. The group reunites in Tunisia. neurology department of a large hospital bustles with 1115 adMty is tcal day le (17) DICK MAURICE AND chronicled. (2 Hrs.) COMPANY (1O) WASHINGTON WEEK IN RIEVIEW (PJ 11:30 •(4) SATURDAY NIGHT 130 LIVE Host: Rodney Dangerfield. Musical guests: The J. (DOTOW BWW8JCJI Gells Band. NIAL SPECIAL (1)0 NEWS (10) WALL $TAEET WEEK Results of the South Carolina "The New Monetary CrIsis" primary are presented. Guest: Harry Browns, invest(DO MOVIE "Suspicion" (R) (01W) (1941) Cary Grant, Joan 2-0 Directed Alfred Hitchcock. A young woman (1)0 MOVIE "There Was A suspects her charming hus- Crooked Man" (C) (1970) Kirk band of planning a murder. (1 Douglas, Henry Fonda. After an escaped prisoner dies of Hr. 55 MIni.) rattlesmake bliss, the warden takes $500,000 from the corpse and heads for Max". 12 Mrs.) MORNING (DO THE SUPERSTARS The Pittsburgh Pirates take on the Baltimore Orioles fri the firstprsliminaryroundofuie U(17) RAT PATRO(. Supertiam competition (from Freeport in the Bahamas). 6:30 THE FREDWARING U(I 7) SNOW Fred Waring and his __ talented young singers perform (EU THIS S THE LIFE dui tunes, contemporary U(17)SETWUN THE UNES hits, movie and Broadway themes and patriotic selections 0:30 inaconcirttapidattheHer(I)OTHEUVINGWOAD '(DO AGRICULTURE UJA shey Theater in Hershey, ' ' - "__ I.' _____ A GALLON. TUMBLEWEEDS 6MV PIGGERS CANIHfIA . 21 fi4flI4j, 5OCIIY5 ____ ____ , ______ ___ (NP CANYON. WHORS lop ______ :4 I ___ _____ I. Cm'fle1ISM IS pç " all MAM 41 . - FNWAO 11 __ _______ -, ___ _________ ________ __________ ___ gti_________ S'S _______ ___________________________________ ' ' j k ' (4 I I .106 a .- -4' __________________________________ ____________ ____ ' '• .F - _________________ ____ _____ ',- - .., ft., -- -- - __ j' ;" : " - -- _________________ ___ __ ___ ______ _______%.'..L _______ ;sr.'c '. '- ,' ', , ',,,, 'i.... " a. *1,111 ~~%1 311 I !!N!T-; ,. ..j -7 . " human being." (111(17)WRESTUNG 6:30 U C!) NBC NEWS D 0 THE BAXTERS - School Menu SENIOR HIGH Pizza Chill Dog lID (35) PTL CLUB 24 10 BOGART This tribute o Humphrey Bogart focuses n the career and personal ;ide of filmdom's outstanding 'tough guy" wilh dignity, realSm and startling truths, with scenes from some of his most Green Peas Whipped Potatoes Cole Pudding Milk or Shake EXPRESS Pizza Chill Dog French Fries Cole Slaw Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake THURSDAY, MARCH ELEMENTARY OWfl Fried Chicken WboiePotatoe, Scalloped Tomatoes Fndt Rolls Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Oven Fried Chicken Barbem Whole Potatoes% Scalloped Tomatoes TouSalad Fruilt Rolls Mft or SENIOR HIGH Oven Fried Chicken I 7' 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL COMPANY (TUE) 4 (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) FRIENDS STYLE (THU) i24 (1O)V.l. PEOPLE (THU) (2i (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO- 6:15 .;. .4 * ... 9:00 3:30 it (35) .12 (17) THE FLINT. t 5) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS nj MOVIE STONES itI 1 (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 14 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(MON. WED) It (17) FAMILY AFFAIR (TUE, THU. FRI) 4:00 THE BRADY BUNCH 5 0 BEWITCHED " 0 MERV GRIFFIN 1! (35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS .24 MO) SESAME STREET '12 (17)SPECTREMAN 9:30 0 it (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING It (17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 0 4 CARDSHARKS II (35) PTL CLUB 12 (17) MOVIE SQUARES 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI FRIENDS it (1 7)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 10:55 0CBSNEWS HOGAN'SHEROEfI 11(35) TOM AND JERRY 11:00 U I 4) HIGH ROLLERS (J 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT C'.) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY - (MON. TUE FRI) (35) CLEVER JACK (WED, THU) 10)MISTERRGERSR WHEEL OF FORTUNE (710 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 iIt (11 7) NEWS 6:45 (24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 11:30 (12) 17)MYTHREESONS 5:30 El 4 NEWS 0 MA'S'H 7 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 11:30 0(4 0(41) TODAY IN FLORIDA () 0 ED ALLEN (112) (17) NEWS U (3D NBC LATE MOVIE A( ? _________________ ,.*., _,, "Checkered Flag Or Crash" (1977) Joe Don Baker, Larry (71 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Hagman. A grouo nf drivers 4 4:30 fl4 EMERGENCY ONEI 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 10:30 6:30 111(17) OPEN UP '(1ZA TWj}i. ____________________ '$howtime "mv FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen __________________________________ ____________________________ 71TTuhl1ri Jaa isoi 2$S ?:30 99C Ia L_!LAZAI1III eet;l YOU'D rijI(i 'ni ALL SHOWS Follies " PLAYBOY ana ______ OF 'T4EE 0.1. EXPERIENCE iT ' TAKE IT TO [u6. PATENT PG THE LIMIT oc4 8 VIE LA N'ój I'I I H. i7125 . PEN r 12 SANFORi MIDDLE WED. MARCH ______ _______ M. _I) 2 11 216 S Sanford ______ Turkey Sandwich Whole Potatoes 850t SQUEEZE PLAY It 14451:15 ONLY) SCHOO I:n PRESENTED BY: SANFORD LIONS CLUB ________ Rolls _______ bulk t SWAP MEET ______________ ____ Tees Salad ____ *1 1777 EXPREN BarIheCU J Tat.rT.ts Toss Salad 9uh Fruit - ________________________________ LUNCHEON A'.-t Milk SPECIALS FRIDAY, MARCH 14 ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS Brunch Good a., trovgk Friday Ladi Week Cam LUNCH 11 AM TIL 3 PM ALL YOU CAN EAT &.ccolj SWC5*PItt.Ple 5 DINNERS MIDDLE SCHOOLS BE Steak Sob $3 No. 95 FOR 1.99 EA. eRig. 'dccci te.x on A SIic$ ieee, 1,99 u, Corn 'Sirvod 11*31 *.M.•200 P.M. tat us biWilsa up your Sunday CiJe8 SweetPotat.Pit MIlk.rShake _________ SENIOIHIGH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInkftlil Cern CNN mu, creamed . . 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Wagon 1,jtig, clo,swd ____ , '1.99 p1.99 1.99 p1.99 Steak Pieces With Mushrsem Gravy vi a ddkboui buffet featuring: Cik8 GAPSM COleSlaw 4- 4 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) 12 (17)1 LOVE LUCY U (4' DONAHUE (NON) NEWS (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (MONTHU) ff2) (17) THE ATHLETES ______ _______ reap'ruit I -. 1' flY GARDEN (FRI) (1i (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) ___ ___ ____ MIk.rk. _____ ____ 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT (4(10) JULIA CHILD AND 6:10 11:00 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL LEi 0TO BE ANNOUNCED Ronald A. 0 11(35)1 DREA M OF JEA NNIE 1 (WED) !2 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 6:05 (12,1 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (TUE) 'amous movies and comments 'romhispeers, 111(17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: 0 4 ANOTHER WORLD (24(10) PAINT WITH NANCY MOSUNRISE (1, (17) LISTEN (MON) (4~ (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 10:30 12 (17) NEWS (NON) ERS(THU) 0(4I COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) .) 0 HEALTH FIELD "Triumph In France" Patton irives through Europe; Paris iberated 2:25 MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA t(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 5:30 (17) WINSTON CHURCHILL: THE VALIANT YEARS TURNS 7 ' 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ,fl(35) GOMER PYLE 8:30 TODAY o ') 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 1, - :" su 0 GOOD FLORIDA 1 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED) oo cssc final round of INs PGA I , OCDU NEWS 35) BIONIC WOMAN '4 10 THE ART OF BEING HUMAN Dr. Leo Buscaglia, highly acclaimed sipittaker and popular education professor at USC, preisents his enthusiastic message of "Love your fellow 0 (1) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE '7 5:40 vigilante ,11',(17) WORLD AT LARGE group of pro football Stars and m(NON) (,) 0 THE JEFFERSONS The a plot to destroy a mob figure. (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Jeffersons and Willises secretly (11) (35 DAY OF DISCOVERY STYLE (FRI) 8 (10) FRED ASTAIRE: try to help when Lionel and Jenny are turned down for a 5:50 PUTTIN' ON HIS TOP HAT oT(17) WORLD AT LARGE bank loan and refuse George's Fred Astaire' otter of help (WED) career, from thea remarkable early days with (R (35) Jimmy SWAGGART his sister Adele through his heyday at RKO with Ginger 10:00 0 POPI GOES THE Rogers, is highlighted through (,$) 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. COUNTRY (NON) film Clips and Interviews with Gonzo falls for a lovely lemale 0 (4') PORTER WAGONER many of his associates, Surgeon (Irish Stewart) who is (TUE) ff2) (17) MOVIE "Lion And determined to prove herself s 0 (.4) NASHVILLE ON THE The Horse" (1952) Steve capable as any male doctor ROAD(WED) 24(I 0) FAWLTY TOWERS 0 (4) THE WILBURN BROTH- 6.00 2:00 0,,4' THE DOCTORS " 0 AS THE WORLD 8:25 5:20 Louisa and the Major return to the Benlinck bringing young Lottie with them. (Part 13 of 16) Lionel's search for a missing (35)35 LIVE 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 5:14 L71 0TO BE ANNOUNCED (T . FRI) lecture among the staff when 0 ALLMYCHILDREN 7 24 (10) OVER EASY 1 2 (17) LUCY SHOW 5:10 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE(MON) Street 11" There is much con- TENSPEED AND BROWN SHOE Turner and corn BA$KETSALL CHAMPION$NIF$ The INKER'S 5' 5'0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 1:00 3 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE o 1' (35) BULLWINKLE (TUE) vesting season in the Midwest. (7) 0 AuGra*ioP.Ialies ColeSlaw Baked ANIe CtI M orShake EXPR SSadWICh B0i8teakub TatirTsts CáSlsw •(4)c*. 7:30 0 4 TODAY 8:00 2,4(1 ) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke 8:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA during a difficult wheat har- "Florida Front Page" 1111(17) PORTER WAGONER (35) DICK VAN DYKE 12 (17)MOVIE FLORIDA 'II 0 RYAN'S HOPE 7' I! I)' 0 GOOD MORNING dates at a dinner party D 0 MOVIE ''Amber Waves" (Premiere) Dennis Weaver, Kurt Russell Two men Irom widely varying backgrounds are brought together Sunday _____ UU (35) ROW 0 .4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 5:05 NEWS 0 4 NEWS ' 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 7:25 MORNING 0 t (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. TUE, THU, FRI) (2 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (WED) 2(1O)SESAMESTREET (17)FUN HOUSE .7. 7 GRAMMING THU) treasury department official disappears while investigating complaints of overspending by a research establishment charms Mel and steals their 7:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 0 (3 5)1 LOVE LUCY 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 1v (35) HERCULOIDS(FRI) 0 THE AVENGERS A -' Ferrer, A retired policeman moves from Los Angeles to Hawaii. where he is nvolved in the investigatiosoon n of his brother's murder .1) 0 ALICE Belle enrages Alice and Vera when she totally concept of mankind's limitless PLACE __ beset by Indian attacks. if (35)SHAZAM(MON) it (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) It (35) SPACE GH OST / DINO BOY (WED) I! (35) FANTASTIC FOUR iere) William Conrad, Jose female companion face great danger while searching for the jungle animal they believe is actually a prince. (Part 2) (Ii) (35) FLIPPER 2.4 10 SPEAKING OF LOVE Dr. Leo Buscaglia explores the Guinevere backfires. (Part 4 of EVENING Orlando Public compete for 0 in a 1000 mile oil-the-road race in the Philippines (A) 12:00 CHAIN REACTION 4 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA der That Wouldn't Die" (Prem- OF THE TIGER Sinbad and his __ (DO JACKIE GLBA$O ______ ,0(17) FLOM (1)OSINBAD AND THE EYE (M(17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Guest: John ConIes, MW5teaItSab An Gratin Potatoes Greens Corn ColeSlaw Baked A.ppie Slices MerSb&* SENIORHIGH FIShSSIdWkh *ai8teakSub And The PIN" (C) (1981) 7:30 •(4)OOUIOe ** sA'- Deborah Kerr, David Nlvsn, A woman beCOmes pregnant TWGWJFM when sspIiflIsti1iefliflslisdof (DIPICTUREOFHIALTH birth controlpINs. (2 Nra.) aZ )DR.E.J.DANIELS irswTTi 17 • 3I5 (DO INTERNATIONAL BOX8:00 S (I) FIRST BAPTIST NO The U.S. national siam tekasonffisnationalssamoi CHURCH East Germany (live from • REX HUMSARO Schwerin. East G=MA 1111111101111111! MY PEOPLE 5)CA$PER 400 U -. _________ ________________________________ covers that every time he recites an inscription on a scarab he is turned into a dog (R) AFTERNOON 7:00 TODAY 0 MORNING NEWS Independent Atlanta, Ga. Broadcasting System 8:30 III 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME lID (35) JERRY FALWELL 9:00 D.A." A political crusader dis- Milk MIDDLESQIOOLS _ ___ FUL WORLD "The Shaggy victim to her dirty deeds. (Part 3of 8)(R) Milk or Shake TUESDAY, MARCH 11 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fish An Gratin Potatoes Gree Baked Sliced ARIleS or thewsy h banof 0 MARLO AND THE died lbs dilsnas of a buries AOIOMOVIEMACHINE (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- U 111 DISNEY'S WONDER- potential for giving and receiv. 8) (10) 5 7' -----# log love, Branic shoots Lancelot and Morgan's plan to murder (17) Cochran. Sherry Jackson, A Cowboy and his horse flee to the back country to avoid the law and while there, they encounter a marauding lion "Busing" vengeance as Lancelot falls 5:30 (10) ONCE UPON A CSSIC "King Arthur" The dwarf Beach 0 Orlando In addition to IN channels listed, cablevision subscribers may fune in to independe nt ch annel a4, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). gan continues her quest for ___ ___ ____ •@o'sooMpmy Tuosi to' -. 41 _ by Craig Legge 1MI _____ __ _____ i. 7:00 L,. ___ I _________ __ _____ ___ RUP young nephews take their placeatthaRoundTable;Mor. EXPRESS Cheeseburger T French Toss8alad U(17) MOVIE "Mutiny At Fort Sharp" (1965) Bmd.rick Crawford, Cow Romero, A cavairyolflcerfacssthewrath CL O(17)'REv. TERRY 00(1' -"5. . I 9.6 lOONIES PI14RIM4G. ., 10 ____ by'T. K. Ryan WHY WJMPL.E? 1DJOJN 114E AW MVI O, .• . (EO CHRISTOPHER ______________________ _________ 5:00 U 111IRONSIDE Ironside ,s assigned to prove the Infocence of a black militant accused of murder. (35)GRLYADAMS .4 10 ONCE UPON A CLA$SIC "King Arthur" Arthur's b1ft - __ ___________________________________________________ _________________ ••., ______ '' __________________ . . ..,,.. .. . .,, : - ,.. \ I nastics (from Madison Square Garden); Golden Skate Speed ___ ___ woRfH (1) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS American Cup Gym. tj Orlando 7.00 4:30 tIll (35) (CBS) Orlando 0ABCNEWS Taco CoidSub FrencbFries Green Beams Peu&carrota Juice Bar a 0 (NBC) Daytona lunar weather station, MONDAY, MARCH 10 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Hamburger French Fries Green Beans JuIce Bar 'Milk MIDDLESCHOOL.S Cheeseburger Taco French Fries Green Beams Peast Carrots TouSalad Juice Bar Milk SENIOR HIGH __ __ _______________ ___ ,. . 10:30 0111 MOVIE "Just For You" (C) (1952) Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman. A famous theatrical producer struggles to find time for his two teen-age __ ________________________ UIiI ___ " ' __________ to make their shoes. (R) (17) VE IT TO BEAVER n Park High School, Chicago, to hijack a shipment of curren. cy being transported by BJ and ' .' Kid kayackers run the white water; two cobblers teach kids Illinois" (111(17) MOVIE "The House On 92nd Street" (1945) Lloyd Nolan, Signe Hasso, During H '- ' 800) STUDIO SEE "Kayak" (111(17) NASHVILLE MUSIC 111 forcing category. This change Something larger than usual By Oswald Jacoby YOUR BIRTHDAY and Also Sontag led to one of the silliest bidMarch 10, 1980 could be developing, ding sequences where respon3" '1_ This coming year you will CANCER (June 21-July 22) _______________________ In the early days of der would first bid a suit and have many opportunities 'to This stwuld be a good day to contract, single jump raises then go to three of hig EEK & MEEK broaden your circle offriends. make agreements that have were fairly strong bids, but partner's suit as what was by Howie Schneider Several new acquaintances far-reaching effects. AU in. definitely not forcing, O1SSObyNfa,s.,c,T1 then called the raise to two U $ Psi Oi By 1932, expert players saw and a half. will have a great deal to offer volved will benefit In HAV9 A that some forcing raise was Standard American today you In ways that bring much worthwhile Manner. eswntial and the limited tech- still plays all single jump rais. happiness. LEO (July 23-Aug. ) It () _ nology of that day added sin- es as forcing, but in the last 30 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Success Is likely if your goals gle jump raises to the game- years expert bidders have Today and tomorrow you are clearly defined, Once you _______________________ been using limit jump raises. ahould make anextraeffoctto have a Clear, View of the Our suggestion is that you shipe Important relation- target, much Wll1l a' sotry to learn their use. You ' "BARBS. ' ' ships, Alliances can now be comp1iahed play them as showing from i 10-plus to 13-minus support. strengthened to endure the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Phil Pastoret - i% points. test of time. Find out more of You have a wonderful way You expect partner to go on Unwhat lies ahead for you In the about you for pulling COIn- derDiplomatese: advisement""Taken means it more than 90 percent of the year following your bIrthday pllcated Situations together goes up on the shelf with the time. But if he has opened by sending for your copy of the advantage of all Involved, rest of with something like S. AQ7 the junk. Astro.Graph Latter, Mall $1 You'll do so without being 2 H - Q 5 4 D - K 7 6 C. Q 2, he PRISCILLA'S POP for each to AstroGraph, Box asked. U you don't th IfldUIifl' should pass a three-spade ' by Ed Sullivan 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. LIBRA (Sept. 22.Oct. 231 can adjust Its technology response. Improve the hand to •\/ IREFUSE • WERE NOT GCING _.•••., IF ANYTHING IMR)RTANT 10019. Be sure to specify birth Don't resist domestic changes rapidly, just wait to see how S - A Q 1095 H. Q 104 D - K 10 MAKE THAT PROPUCT JUMP ON THE _______ few vending machines 7 6 C- Q 2 and he should goon , today. C(YIAE'S U9 ILL. BE AT date. BE5E IT A P" WON'T THE CUiB ARIES (Mardi 21-April ) those who love you are for co oncetake the new doUar to game. IT WCNT LAST' CAUGE EVERYONE When you use limit jump 1 to circulation. Give full vent to your am- your ultimate good. ELSE IS COIN& IT' raises, you can handle the bitlons today, especially those SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. forcing raise by simply bid. 1,0 I ding a new suit, but there are related to career or finances, Dealings with influential many ways to use artificial Personal desires can be contacts should turn out to bids for that purpose. The fulfilled if you expend the your liking. Big wheels are on chief ones are the Jacoby two . necessary effort. a friendly fooling with you at . 4k~kjj ce notrump; the Ingberman three notrump and various convenSAGITTARIUS (N. Nice things could happen to tions with the general name of ___________________________ _________________ ___________________________ _______________________________ Add to your collection of Swiss. They are all too cornyou In the romance depart- Dec. 21) LBd7 LUCk Will be collective nouns: A hauteur plicated for a bridge column, !,.,i~ ment. You're- lucky for per- trying to dal you a W hww of soiciety dowagers. t all have some merit. - r 3' sons you love. They, In turn, where finances or material Now for a word of warning, thin are concerned. Mike should be lucky for you. BUGS BUNNY The office bore has Don't try limit jump raises by Stofful & HWimdahl GEMiNI (May 21-June 20) the most of. your op. fsreswor. the sauce: He's unless you can persuade your. ka.wa a. Joint ventures that hold portunities. drip-day. partners to use them with you. VE GOT )tLJ I ' %OUL.Dr4T SHOOT IF I WERE'\ AND lb l)-E MOBLJ,I_I-4APPEN "V profitable promises are When we use plus or minus,, CAP1UC0RN (Dec. 23-Jan. IS M0U ______ INDIAN of your best efforts. 19) ___________________ worthy we mean that when you have ________________ SACREP ___ . tens and nines to support high 4 re self-interest require your cards or have your points in: FLORID ace and king, you have a plus. personal touch. You're L*w Spot Cards and queen and *; luckier than usual when ' Jack points are minus. fending foryour.elf. J (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) L •SUNS*IINE STATE., g J AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb Add to your collection of (For a copy of JACO8Y ")YOU may be WW WM' o Collective nouns: A benevo. MODERN, send $1 to: -Win at assist persona who need your lance of church ushers. Bridge." care of this n.. 'he1 Do so jcroiniy. By aiding per, p.o. Box tag, Radio them you w be sowing aside I speak up for my tadustr3, Station, New York, N.Y Bonds Danm.n 0$ m.nisIrsI,on dw years a lobbyist. 10019.) for your pod. 101 (1) 0 KIDSWORLD go after an anti-insurance corn. has taken the child to a poker game. _____ beaver. Narrated by Henry Fonds. (17) MOVIE "Way, Way Out" (1966) Jerry Lewis, Con. nie Stevens. A meek astronaut is propelled Into space with a Germany). 0®ARCHIECAMPBELL J Independent ABC Orlando Industrious builders, the Skating (from IneII. West 10:00 FRIENDS and hides at the Chisholms' ranch. 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(ID {35 THE FLINT8TONES Cable Club in Lauderhill, Florida, • SPECIAL 177 Palillo, 9:30 (1 @) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (abbr) 5 Recent(prefix)29 McNally's 6 Leaf cutter partner 7 Cauldron 31 Frappe 8 Cavalry 32 Crease TOO Guests: Flon 11 7:00 (1) cO SUNDAY MOANING (7)0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE a 10 MISTERROGERS(A) 6:30 0111 NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS o NEWS - fup-u"\ _____ •OUTLOOK BIONIC WOMAN (Ti) (35) . 4_L1,APREj/i 'tx TAKI " Z LUACH N MI 6IRMPPO 900 6:00 0®(EO NEWS of what lies ahead for you in 'commendable, but not 38 Barge the year following your bit. everyone will be looking for a 37 58 Born Entertainer thday by sending for your boss. Be careful of whom OU 59 Noun suffix Ted copy of Astro-Graph lAtter. issue orders to. 39 Use scissors 60 Shoofly Mall $1 for each to AstroSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ' Graph, Box 489, Radio City Financial conditions could be Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to a mixed bag today, because jj- specify birth date, you are both shrewd and ARIES (March 21-April 19) extravagant. Unfortunately, 17 - Put all your cards on the table your indulgent whims may - - - ' when dealing if you expect rule. 19 20 21 others to do the same with SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23, , . you. This is not a day for Dec. 21) Your friends find you _________________________ 31 32 33 22 j23 ! - playing hide-arxi-seek. an enjoyable companion 24 TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) because they like the way you 25 26 27 28 29 30 This can be a rewarding day, beat them. Be SWe to ow - _________________ 35 but don't expect things to be equal concern for family and 34 " ha nded to you on a silver loved ones. 38 39 40 platter. If you'll work hard, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 1 you'll succeed. 19) There's a POSSibIlItY you 42 - 3 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) may not think as much of your ' Don't base important capabilities today as you 45 46 47 judgments on one-sided should. Modesty Is becoming, . views. You must look at but negative thoughts self. 49 50 51 52 - 3 situations from every angle In defeating. ' order to get a clear unAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 56 - 58 '60 61 derstanding. 19) As long as you do - CANCER (June 21-July 22) everything in accordance 62 63 1 1 64 The example you set for co- with your highest Ideals, - - 66 workers today is extremely today will be a series of 67 Important, They won't be pleasant events. Should you willing to produce If you take show signs of selfishness,It'll too many coffee breaks. be a different matter, 3.8 (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS lID - EVENING 44.1 event is presented live from the Inverrary Golf and Country SUNDAY MASS (Z) 43 ORAL ROBERTS E S I I E ED __ _ 4 Cays land 0 @D SATURY H of o i I ________ 1'\I ER . I THE BORN LOSER I I 0 A V Prepared 5 I Bs * S L 1 0 . . No. SAR6E Is BEER CANS LESSONS ' S)-APE OP _ - ART D s p o I A I I IRVE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even contempt AVIATE 56 Decimal unit AD A 0 I T though you may feel YOU Can 15 Form a jelly 57 Incompetent T A I A 0 5 0 0 1 0 H V 0 A A I A N B ma nage matters better than 16 Game of 61 Freeze chance 62 Poetic your companions, be very 17 Gold (Sp.) 33 Ridicule 9 Nigerian preposition careful not to behave &tribesmen 38 Oriental chief i 18 Japanese port 63 Bottle dweller, 10 Tender 20 Beginning tatorially. 40 Typographer 64 Spike of corn 11 Blow a horn 46 Equine Sound you possess. However, don't VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) 22 Gross 65 Storage bin National 66 Mixed (pref) 19 Metric weight 4.0Italian river take far-out risks in the Your mate may be a bit exProduct (abbr) 67 Chemist's process, for that would be travagant today where family (abbr.) 49 Separate 21 Bothers workplace article counter-productive, finances are concerned. Have 24 Environment 23 Venom agency (abbr.) 50 Roman PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) an understanding that neither 24 Television DOWN 25 House plant emperor awards Joint ventures will not work ofyouwlllspendsizablesums 28 Campus 25 Metric foot 51 Once more I Villain out the way you hope today without t he ot her's consent. building 26 Medicine 53 Canadian "Othello" 30 Contribution : unless you are to LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct, 23 ) bottle 2 Contests rebel 34 Intend pull your weight. Be a helper, You have good leadership 35 King 27 Charitable or 54 College 3 Actress not a hinderer. Find out more qualities today and this Is ganization Raines Mongkut's athletic group BIRTHDAY March 1980 You can improve your lot in life this coming year by utilizing increased spirit of adventure and enterpirse Z_ . o 47 Taste 49 Foolish 52 Weavers fate YOUR ( S I N 0 setts cape Languish gentleman _- ______ C t A 44 Insecticide 45 Massachu. 13 Mexican 1980 C USE A L A T I IN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TONIGHT S I DIR _____ Europe (Suffix) 12 $ I _________ IAi'iPIO 43 River " 4 Unseemly 9 Doctrine adherent _________________-Sunday, March 9, 1980-iC ___________ __________ 42 Blase (contr.) By BERNICE BFDE OSOL For Sunday, Mah Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Inventor SIUIIII Steak House _____ ______ P30W, Vine St., KISSIMMEE -4PN4CrI&ndc-Dr- SANFORD ________________ - 11, �- •:. . . - •_,.. $C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. .1.1._i' •. .--... Sunday, March 9, iftO .. - —. . -- ?." - - S. ) i-..*3 c •, • ,:'' S AVE 4/ •' 47 - ' -:-.p — ;.r * ' .;4,4I ' 4C ._.' 4V 'k i '•Oi2 1'- COUPONGOOD MARCH 9-12 •• . ';' . ' -j I L I, i .. dI . '(s ' g " '-. VS%COUPON GOOD P OIM4GI SIMP40LE CLtI lit MO sCI.A I TS cOO GOOD INOIAG1 UIVAID VOIUA At CITIU% H O P ;: :: ASSORTED COLORS V - • J J wn•p ROLL J I P'ias 34 . P(0. W.D B AND 38c ;W BEEF PATTIES . ....— ho... - * only $9.99 plus tax th $100 in cash $23 .99 value only 99* plus - 'r • fln i I SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE 'A' I LARGE : L1iII :i1 EGGS March 9, 1980 LIMIT 2 PLIASI for any bold rspldes blight colors sod .06m In your I' . LIMIT ONE P1(0. PER COUPON tq.- .j-' . COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES tU1TI\ Ull"Tir . LICED BACON . I PRICE HICKORY SWEET t0 bngnte'n 11.your day''Q im flo.tImi*k..ping Dixie I THEc co9IIf$. battery powered - f1u PURCHASE LIMIT ONE PER COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES designer wall clocksc½p I UMJNO1. TOWELS S'ORES' INC RESERVED WINN.DD cOPY1G +4T — I9S O .. 1 V .. I1-• - QUANT CI ! C i OW*OIA IYAO VOUA LA kE CMAIOT( %UMI COlti III AOP couunfl ILASIIE IN"I"M COUPT ..,........ LILACo I / -. '•i COUPON GOOD MARCH 9-12 l I A .. ç, p \ Vi xIe lit LBe pes 't,J te 88t SANFORD, FLORIDA .. • DOZ. ja j between Feb.21ib, 1980, and Apnl HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON t,ax 243 $155 DOONESmJRY FISCHER 1 83 BLACK PEPPER...... . •...... 6XVENrn. A ff4'Aw.-s 4k2 AtA CJT* AIB.5qr I((.NrEjp /RC1p C)V 71/, S'tW 7//AT 7/1.5 4tXWBE A i4WAU £E4I .071it v& 71147 M Wi 57ZX) MA'T ANAL Y5T/-E, *iiav. 1114 WAJIJ Ului by Garry Trudeau IIII'l - MR.AV,W7Hf5 $t)%71f5'rarc5; 1W L947 ITS 6CPA6 70 &=,4 R4P >M /. 507A645 ø,v? L4 1'Wx. 7115 4N4'F it) 71147 ZE57tw Iles IN CLRE.NT /AV-!7 ,A- - A It 0457 YW, I 1I44V 70 MJTlct 7//4T A WW c ,'VL4ThW4L5. LIKE I8'1, FOR //.I5TANCE. 5Ej4ff9 it) BE 1IFT/A6 c4P1741 f not Twzc f m E16A/ 04TAi% 346k 70 711 5, alm '-, ITT - m,5ziwA 7rfl4w'5 c4iis rwav,q2watrAm cs.7A4V KEY F/6(R55 A6 AWRCW ,4 M44K AQV-AvafAR &0fie AW MT/UN TIE NEXT ItT CHAT 900 • •.$•,• R UV* ' ifH/C/I, az /5W4LIF(RLAWT FfA TIRE S. R/6/iT (/N655 I WM5cWL. . I? ' '• -: " • -, -, "r'T 1'45 ' •.• • 'JIg VI, I T I. Yl!! . 'ILiThi t - lEN FRA.NIS. ;•S_ It-, ii- ' 14MM SOME ANCIENT PERSON LEGEN6 64'Y ThAT TiEE '-- ARE THOSE WHO CAN rlHI9 .112 I ) CF TO THE LAM? OF THE KAGI 1 I I ~. — .1m "44 r t-'_.4'-...- •,..."_ _._4__Q__• - ITISP.3U I4FT'AN A111P HI MEN au I ( K.F-14? RUN ~f �NOFF••• ____ AWFUL HE-497. ACHrz9!cAWT YEAW--TAKS AN ASPIPJN--- 7 A WEEK FROM _ _____ NEXT 1UL4RS4Y. i ,a __- _ NW .. j ii i WE Id6 11 CVT4,NRC JELLY Ar lAS tZ. TAKE AN LSTTEP I PL4YhioR TMN IS HOLES PR/k47E IF 'McrIne 9RE4/<64S7N0ox " A CommeTs ar. / o ii CWR4r 100 CARMi.--- PEME AS THEY FLEE THE COAST. ARN, SEWT OUTTO SCOUT THE AREA,WARS THE PIN FROM AFAR. Q. ELSE IS GONE. ARN 6TEADIES HIMSELF WHEN HE FINDS A PIECE OF VAVS TUNIC. IN THE DANK AMP FETIP AIR BELOW PECK, THE CAPTIVES UE IN KNCFTS OF RM AMP FEAR. SOME WILL PIE OF HUNGER AND PISEASE. THE UNLUCKY ONES WILL REACH THE 5tAVE MARKETS OF CORSICA. VAL IS UNLUCKY. " GASPS A DYING GASTON 19 AMONG 9LOW TEST SALIVA TEST...-CAN sT BE GASTON. OF COURSE! NOW, LADEN WITH HUMAN CARGO THE PIRATE CORMRS BRISKLY LEAVE THE SCENE. MMI UNION CjW1 GA. THE MORN LOSER Ito by Art Sansom AFT15K 20 q*6ww-57 OF - J-T- Ib4- A•I1U 1r014? WWT' L elmatft 1 I - THE IJJCTCNEER POUNDS HIS GAVEL AT WWN, AND AGENTS FROM ThROU04OLT THE ftmP SEA 56IN THEIR BPPIMG. FAMJUES ARE PIVVEP MR sOLP TO euves IN ROME MR RTHEP4S AW FARY (*MASOJ5. I Z AND kff MII - I, - U t.. — *~ANWNA~Pip VAMP 4 . L44W or UP IN DSpS IIMVWATI.NM P4AN py( WHY JHSiMO P / "0" • $ I$.IS I .. .. .• .• ,,, . .0 $l • . - 0 •' I - PAIR 'IMOPP ' DEAR HELOISE: Those who use brush rolliorsand plastic picks to ps$ up down, put each pick back In their hair will find-this*41p "brush roller. useful . Then, when you put your When taking your hair hair up the next time, the pick - a!' t'f9/OI5'j9 for my daughter, I sanded the pieces down and then painted them with light pink enamel. When dry, I covered the tops of the dresser and chest of drawers with a pretty flower print adhesive. backed plastic. Then, from the remaining paper, l cut out some t Ilowers and put them an the sides and drawers of the 1 furniture, lust enough to accent the pattern. I also put a few small flowers on the sides of the dresser mirror. We've received many compliments on the furniture as It turned out very pretty and feminine-looking. Mi chel* H. Not only that but you saved a bundle in ' r delightidi Seam I that vow Ink the time ft share your cute liiut -: wi" °• - X How dw . 04l _________________________ HELOISEs DEAR To renovate an old scratched b.droom. suite - -- THE ET'ONE r100 ('P - ARM HAS NOT BEEN IDLE. BY LAMP AMP SEA HE HAS RACEP TO A LONELY FORT IN BRITTANY. NOW HE STAMPS BEFORE THE GREAT MAN: "A 8010 MOVE COMING 70 ME, -t)UYG mstE.' 9 NEXT WEEK: SaMm Fulda .1 1 '-i.. 'A #VV&E WARE/OR PERHAPS?" - - IIIIm u ' /00 £7wAqs!' CRIES AN ARAB, WH 0 ci.ucics wm a.Tierocno,i AS VAL. IS LED TO HIM. '$W.47 A LOWLY 5"EOI4(EW $fLL. SLEEK, ..wcw *- .q'p. 6 will be with the curler and the lob will go much faster. Aunt Vi GREETINGS PLUS DEAR HELOISE: fhd o9lYar seemed a shame to just have the recipient throw them out. So I came up with the idea of not signing the card. Instead, i enclose a note with my name, saying, "Now, you can pass this card onto someone else if you desire" My. family and friends really appreciate this. Mrs. June Enylngs Be sure to leave the en- just toll COLOR DA n :!:::H::ei:oSE t for the Paint your tools an assigned color. Then brother's or Dad's or son's tools will be separated with ease. At my house, Dad, me and my brother did this. it works well. I am an everyday. 10-year-old reader. Tim Hoy READY,- AIM, FIRE—ON PLANTS DEAR HELOISE: Here's a fun tip for watering plants. Get a water gun and fill it with water and squirt the water on the Plant Mary Wieland, Age 10 THANKSALOT DEAR HELOISE: I am submitting a thank-you story. Our Sunday School department was redecorated and reopened lust in time for Bible School. For their handwork, our fifth graders were making candles in - whole can — of ran onto the ;:and Inside larger envelee. I find a card without an envelope usually Isn't very useful, Loved hilit DEAR *EADUs t$ts Vow cslvms. it viu' 111111le to $Mr* a Mat, ask a quos iin or make a sugges. • write-me csrlef this nowwpor. Hugs, Heloise new carpetl Thanks to your hint about placing layers of paper towels over the wax, then using a warm iron on the we were able to remove all traces of the wax. We were spared ha ving to tell the minister that we had ruined the brand new carpet. Thank you, thank Yqul Joyce Sims Same ellerlesdo have happy ondings.don't theyl I'm sursgladyeursdld.Dr.pinanytlpni... Helols. C IM king FitVfl$ SyndIc.Is. Inc. - .1 I 1' ' �- -- - - ---.- . PONYTAIL -- --.-.-- --. -- ------.. by Loo Holley Vr= L!E&L A A- COW I PEA! rr ON Me! A R196 IN MY CAR CA;?,/ -- -- -.-- - ---- . .- -- - .. THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS $ F WW_ CE)LIT :& " Vh~~ ?ZUCIGOIWG UCOVER6 Fo1Z MATV - by Mike Senich NO SOMA CANT Go FIS4iml _ 61FTpOT TJ4 MIT IN LLS 1-15-porS APPING IN5LILT, 14 155 GOOT FOR PER TOOK L15 _ ..... WoLL,IN T14AT CAOe ... NOWASWISIVING W= HTlfWHV D I.. MONEY FM SPA13 .701 ME ANco my WELL, is 16 Y&jg CAR, AV GFRVBOCXJ IT'S aOar FOR PE12 714ERAPY... of VATCA IT, VOJ OS5 XAMN' MR 1=1514 AVAY CA)VT MAT IT WAIL WIM POWW G00r_ ANY MORE FI5+A AVAY Ax. I VASWT 1I MITA HAMMER MOT PII CAW GO F NOWLE IN'- 00R M1WV5. 17155 155, AORE FUN MIT < VA IT FM PII or OC PONYTAIL 3 TIGER Bud Ilak• by WHAT AIM Beliove It urNot/ - _ MAN HAI oF Shorewood, Wis., SALL 004 HIS HEAD CONTINUOUSLY MINUTII 24 sEcotms ROCK 6D LIKE Z* SHA2 I I (ro! II I PAV I / -roo / J 'L& --.: r1A6TL)fPI AMYJAV i`7- .1w — / •e I __ I TALY TIMTht'LD UP TIsf TM7VS4AiDS OF TONS Of ROCKASUVE tA Al _AU T . C . ____ AxIesni ROAD LEADING FOMRLAD ____ MAVAllikW 41 10IROCK AAAD Has 61ANrOP11LARS • __ Apri 1 29,1979 ,4 H, J ONLY ONCE EACH WEEK ___ ___ AS A DEBTOR WHO OWED 7.000 POUNDS, FOR A LONG PII HAD TO REMAIN IN HIDINrw III LACE RUFFLES AND A SWORD" .r U1SUNNY by . VE GOT 't'OL.) NOW/ YOU LOM& EARED GALDCr.' St M GOINS'70 PUL.L.OUOUT BY "YOUR A3UR4 EARS. . - a H.Inid.hI . • . 19 im wo1w No WAS II ArRIL df, 1927 HIG SISTER, RHOPAp vA9 BORN AMbLI41922; 4,1932- Ti llie SUbItteI b MrS y NOT Be OW14ED &V ArAwl/Sw Grteibirq,Mimi - 14000 Am -ThE THING I LOOK FORWARD TO MOST OF W-4AT ARE ,OU DOIM'10 on4E RUBtER PLANT, DOCf' ) II I K1J L r-..---.. IS BEING ABLE TO SLEEP ON MY STOMACH AGAIN? TJ j Ifl'1S%,I( p_• kj NO14A75 WT I CALl. A NO-FRI LLS FLIGH T. THAT REMINOS ME WHAT S FOR SUPPER? I ,4 . - I • - . - - - - - --.--- - ------------ 'IM IIII KOM FAIRY TAIM YOU VOTE IN AND YW LIVE HAPPLY EVER APW . • .-----•--•-.--• - - - t___.._.,w-__._______J- ,. . - -- -.-, - -- _- ------ - UCHAPENETEP AND WITH MATCHING FuNosr , OAYI IU STOP KING A BACKSEAT DRIVER AND YOU GIVE UP KING A I*"Room cooKr - - -- I .• Wa ;_ "r Alf wjIiff, I �- .7 -.__..-.-_$ --. - ---- . ------. - * k ----. . - ---- -- .-. --- - - ----- ---. --- -- ---- --- --. - the SMALL SOCIETY HUBERT by Brlckman - by Dick Wingert I _ ALL OW 1- our TH P'JFW HITORY -- 5HE NOT! JR r rp ,&1 ê1E' ____ % PO 700, CO 450 W131 YOU Po ELLI r_-, 19 C)C~ )YOU WF-~VF ONLY FEEN PLAYIW-- by Tom K. Ryan A IS Ow K.4 t00%" by Dave Grau. __ Cr MINN DAVEY 4D I TUMBLEWEEDS ALLEY OOP CC HIE Pffr - Ms BRiNGINI SOMETH(N' OH.'OHI ROAsr TMT moNs,00p) AAAY HfrYfrYI —'100 W YAAA#-I YA 111 12 60940C " Ll PLI,LIT I. E V440 WAS -TH'HAJFZ- WHICH, OF COURS(rR,NSLA7P INTb COWOYS, MANS"AL-OHA ll _ I . _ IF WEE PALS kid power by Morris Turner . TAKI Maw! ARE MANY IN ON VM.SWE • ..MD*u btkbsjgs W60914&64" I }-J I5o FbSP3iEA PAISut,Ri4HTJ'yi,j c1ár I I INUJtATS17. .1 .• ___ - - - bOSc1 IBM~ op THEPwcLc 1. .. - 1.*JSICAL YIN iO4$IISt1MO5T 4 — -•, "-: •••\ ••• • ._1 I • - ---. I •, - -- ----____ ______- - - ______ ----:- -• - - - ___ ____ �-.- - -- .--- 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 •- � 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 09, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 1980. 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The jobless statistics reported today. indicated the overall economy has not With the exception of food, the cost of dipped into the long-awaited recession, items at the wholesale level climbed as President Carter predicted it would in sharply across the hoard, the Labor his January economic message to Department said in its new inflation Congress. survey. • Carter is banking on a mild recession February's large rise - which figures to a 19.1 percent compounded annual rate to help fight inflation, which remains the - followed a 1.6 percent price jump in nation's single biggest economic headache. January. Thus, the first two months of 1980 amounted to the highest backto-back The Labor Department said wholesale Increases in inflation at the wholesale prices of energy items rose last month by level since October-November, 1974. 7.5 percent, by far the largest gain since "There isn't any evidence of anything March 1974. getting better," said Labor Department Gasoline prices rose 8.3 percent, economist John Early, compared with 5.7 percent in January. Thursday, March 12-Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents Rate Unchanged NEW YORK (UP!) - Citibank, the although consumers are protected to WAShINGTON tUl'! - Despite the next two years. nation 's second largest commerical Some extent by state usury laws. widespread predictions unemployment The Congressional Budget Office bank, today raised the prime rate half Mortgage rates, which are no longer will rise this year and next, the nation's predicts a jobless rate of 6.3 percent to 7.3 point to a record 173 4 percent. covered by such laws, have risen unemployment rate was virtually un- percent later this year, rising to between It was the sixth time the rate has been dramatically in recent days, topping 15 changed in February, the Labor 7 and 8 percent in 1981. boosted this year and some analysts percent in many markets. ! Department reported today. The latest figures do not contradict believe the key rate could climb to 20 The jobless rate fell from 6.2 percent in Citibank Thursday raised its home percent last month, but those predictions, since a rise in percent. Citibank was the first major mortgage rate 1' z points to 151 L percent. January to 6 bank to reach the all-time high of 17s Citibank said new mortgages will cost analysts said that, with the rounding off unemployment usually lags behind an economic slowdown. But they are one percent. of (1w 15 percent for existing customers stoers and numbers, the change was not more clue the economy right now is Chairman Walter Wriston said 16 percent for new customers, a 1 significant. performing better than many economists Citibank's current cost of funds indicated point hike in both cases. '11w number of unemployed perso; gloomily had predicted. a need for a higher rate but it was Mortgage rates nationwide averaged a was 6.3 million in February, 100,000 restricting the increase to a half-point record 12.35 percent last month. ac. fewer than the month before. Jobless rates were virtually unchanged since it continues to base its rates on an cording to federal statistics that take into Economists, including the ad- for most categories of workers. The account certain initial hmne-buying fees average over time. ministration's economic advisers, have February unemployment rate for adult Because the prime, the rate charged to arrive at an effective interest rate. widely predicted a slowing of the men was 4.6 percent, adult women 5.7 The Federal Reserve sparked the the most creditworthy corporate economy - which some deem to be a percent, all teenagers 16.5 percent, customers, is a minimum rate, other sharp rise in interest rates by tightening recession - will push the jobless rate up whites of all ages 5.3 percent, blacks 11.5 borrowers can expect to pay much more credit in an attempt to combat inflation. by as much as 2 million persons during percent. - -- :- -,.. - - -. 41 YEARS MULCH - I ' BEARING SIZE CITRUS TREES TANGERINE I RA.1f.Rii.Gal Size 9 Marsh Seedless e, Robinson - I1ii.. Red Seedless i I SPRINGERI F ERNS if Bushy Gal Size '2.38 A ________ I •2 88 ' .4 .,- .' Li - $1992 - ____ - --• '2 8 oai. 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Khomeini "would not permit the " Wslages to go to the United Sates until Tehran Radio the shah comes back to Iran." people gathered in front of the U.S. Thousands of Iranians demonstrated Wryhi.e.t, i,.,,',l., UII%4 ,nA .,.'rrn,l th demonstrated - - 4Stt•J WSnI# YTMI UI outside occupied U.S. Embassy students to continue to hold the compound today, shouting their support Americans. of the militants and imploring ni not Officials Washington and at U.N. to turn the hostages over to headquarters in New York reacted with Revolutionary Council. guarded optimism to news of the turAskedspokesman about the public support, fearful that substantive coinmilitant • said though thea foyer, mPnts multi hurl tip) im:,I,' mnvi.g lnwn-,i resoivuig inc matter. ! and that "(he support of the people can Informed diplomatic sources at the change many things," the militants still United Nations in New York said "if all , - - FIELD GROWN LITTLE JOHN AZALEAS Thick and bushy with red foliaa. 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Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Intended to turn the Americans over to the government, goes well" an even more significant breakthrough could come long before the The BBC reported from Tehran that a erni of Iran's parliamentary elections in prayer meeting today passed a resolution that demanded the extradition of the April, which has been mentioned by Ruhollah Khomeini as a possishah and the recovery of the riches he Ayatollah,,, You know the fog is thick when the birds are came out and burned off the 1w!. Althouuh the IAIC ,, .., ,,uaUI5va. walking Instead of flying but this morning along National Weather Service Posted travelers' plundered. In carrying out this command Without, explaining, the sources said of the Imam, we will not retreat a single the Sanford waterfront, the seagulls were not warnings from 4 to 10 a.m., the Florida highway step" they were hopeful the hostages could be FEATHERED released perhaps as early as next week. even doing that. Perching on top of some old Patrol reported no major accidents due to the fog. As for when the Americans might There was no definite word on when the pilings was their favorite activity until the sun moved from the U.S. Embassy, the FOG turnover would take place or what would spokesman said, "We have not received happen to the hostages afterward. But in any message from them (the i i I a I aa . . West ('.errnnv ti_s nuiiitnrv cnulrm itevomunonarycouncil), we nave not I tW the VTUIJUUVll ttW ruice tiUpiWi, received any formal decision so I can't I1UI &M IVUI V I3 V 1#0 where Female and black hostages say anything yet about a." Asked if the militants were just released in December were taken, was By DONNA ESTES cluding driving their cars straight at the Eltonhead nevertheless refused to to the parents of the drivers involved awaiting word from the Revolutionary being readied. Herald Staff Writer couple as they are traveling down the publicly Identify the persons Involved, White House press secretary Jody without success. Council to turn over the hostages, the A couple, complaining that neigh- street, veering just moments before "It's getting bad and I don't want it to Councilman Francis Mark urged spokesman said, "Yes, yes, exactly. We Powell said President Carter met with borhood harassment could wind up with Impact. He said at least two drivers have get worse," he said today, still refusing Sorenson to discuss the problem with are awaiting the Revolutionary Council top aides and "We've noted the reports someone being seriously hurt, received a also narrowly missed striking them as to Identify the motorists involved. from Tehran and we are watching the Police Chief harry Benson, seeking to give us word." promise of action from Lake Mary they walk across the street as well. Mrs. Eltonhead told the city council action. Sorenson said stop signs stolen Ghotbzadeh's statement that the situation very carefully." Mayor Walter Sorenson Thursday night. The dramatic development in Tehran Mrs. Eltonhead said the drivers at Thursday night the harassment beganfrom the street several times over the hostages may be moved on Saturday was ack and Loretta Eltonhead, of 265 other times speed-up their cars as they last swnmer af ter stop signs were placed past montks will be- replaced. reported from Tehran by the British came hours after the U.N. Commission First St., told city councilmen that approach their homes. In the neighborhood as petitioned by her "We may be able to get a stop sign that Broadcasting Corp. He did not say where investigating charges against the shah harassnwrit, which began nearly a year "It is getting to the point where I'm neighbors and her. threatened to leave Ivcause its efforts to will remain," Sorenson told the couple, they would ago, has Intensified in recent weeks. ready to pull one of them out of his car," Eltonhead said he likes Lake Mary and visit the hostages had been stymied. The "but we can't make them love you." would be a Eltonhead and his wife said persons Eltonhead said. Saying he is originally has tried to be a good citizen by parcommission was persuaded by Foreign mission would talk to them. Eltonhead suggested the city ask the who do not live on his street have adopted from Philadelphia and he saw tactics of ticipating in the volunteer fire departU.N. Commission member Louis- Minister Sadegh Ghotbzudeh to give the ,nmh ,f ln.irai,. r,rnplI,sc 141 in.. Ihic • In ,h..o ta_,. ......i .i. sheriff's denzurtrnent in assist in -o.....i,.,;.......... IIUIlIU4 UIIUI IW III 14W1 W5 IIUIIIIV$$l tI7 '*1 IW4bl.oUU SIICIII. £TU. £IIIUIUIVdUbUIUbUV IUth LWSVU Edmond l'eUti of France, stopping in &WVUUI4UI4W ..UUI4lIt UIIULILI two UI pa trolling the neighborhood. Rome, told NBC News that the corn- three days" to arrange the visit. In other business, the council gave mission would The U.N. Commission's spokesman, not be able to visit Uie Terry Bennett and his wife the 55 days Americans before Sunday Sarnir Sanbar, in a telephone interview "but perhaps time remaining in their building permit London, said "it was a logical later. Until Thursday, we were from to correct deficiencies In the house they NEWYORX(UPI)-As flames licked people standing around do nothing. car wreck in Minmi. assumption" the five-member panel pessimistic and did not expect to are building on Pine Circle Drive. the building, Russell Cunningham We broke a first-floor window to let the "That was two Easter, ago," he them at all. And then we got the good would see the hostages within the three shouted five times for a frightened 10. smoke out and helped this little girl get recalled. "We saw this car turned upside days set by Ghotbzadeh, but added cautiCity Manager Phil Kulbes is to provide news." The major breakthrough toward en- ously, "I'd rather not say anything yeac-okl boy to jump from a aecondloor out." down. We didn't think, we just ran and the couple with a new check list of conwindow. The bodybuilding champ and exThe girl told Cunningham that her pulled out the two people inside." struction deficiencies on Monday. Kulbes ding the 1254ay.old crisis came Thur- definite at the moment," Marine braced himself and the boy brother, Andrew Giinali, was on the In Panama City, the deposed shah's Eight months ago, while working as has been Ill and away from his city hail sday when the militants suddenly plunged from the ledge. second floor. "I looked up and there was bouncer in a Brooklyn disco, he rescued a office. Building Inspector Vince Butler decided to hand over custody of the private secretary, Robert Armao, said "He was just a little kid about 100 the kid," he said. '1 yelled 'jump' five girl who was being accosted by two men, told the councilman most of the 17 hosta ges they ha ve held in the occupied demands by a Panamanian lawyer for times before he jumped." the former monarch's extradiUon to Iran One of the men pulled out a gun and 1 deficiencies noted earlier have been U.S. Embassy in Tehran. That was af ter Cunningham tried 10 smacked It out of his hand. But the other corrected. Jurists on the U.N. panel trying to have no basis in Panama nian law. said Thursday. The boy, who fell feet, run into the two-family house, but inv shot me in the chest 00 (iinn1nahnm Cuimingiam-, 23, who has always couldn't because of the flames. jjjj' wanted to be a firefighter, said be "just Cunningham's uncle Is a police officer A few months before that, Cunningham knew" he would save the boy. ln the South Bronx and his father isa was shot ln the arm trying todefend "I didn't think about It," he said. fIe4igJder In Brooklyn. friend', girlfriend from four men who "I Just like helping out anybody." "I was very proud to hear of what my triedto attack her inaBrookJyn bar , It wasn't the lust time for the 6-foot, son has done, but I'm not very mar200jound Cuimlnghain, who once PU11d prised," said Russell Sr., an 16-year Cunningham's bravery is due, in part, a couple train a burning car and was shot veteran of the department. to his physique. In 1976, he won the Mr. on two occasions trying to rescue women Staten Island, Mr. New York and Mr. The younger Cunningham was a Teenage America muscle-building from attackers. About 12:30 am. Thursday. Cun- corporal In the Marines and "when I got contests. rünghem was driving with two friends In out two years ago, I got on the list to be a "Before I was shot I had a 46-Inch fireman. I fl1155d the Cop test." Brooklyn when he saw the fire. chest," he said. "I was in the hospital for Two years ago, he said, he and his awhile but now I'm ready togo back to "We arrived tn the nick o( time. There were people there, no firemen, just friends pulled two people from a burning the contests." -- - i,;.. .j " - Ex-Marine Is - __---- 11 fill -. a ' - - Used To Being 4 Hero - I -' -- ------ .. 1 ____ - Vvri' :Ji- -W T, 4 414 "r ,.-, -.- -r'- , 1011 • W 46 1 Ziff, 1• 7 7 F I �U 'S 2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 7, 1$O Evening Herald, zanforo, N. Governments Back Enforcement Boardsl WORLD IN BRIEF Reds May Launch Offensive, Warn Afghanistan Rebels By United Press International Soviet troops In Afghanistan are moving into strategic positions across the country apparently in preparation for a general spring offensive against Islamic insurgents, Afghan rebels and Western of. iiciais saw iouay. Guerrillas and Afghan refugees arriving in Pakistan said Russian troops are being reinforced and are erecting what appear to be permanent barracks in some major towns. "It very much looks as if preparations are being made to launch a general offensive all over now that the weather is improving," one Western diplomat said in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. In Washington, American officials echoed this saying despite the heavy casualties it has suffered since the December invasion, the Soviet Union appears ready to launch a major spring offensive, "They now have the equivalent of five divisions 80,000 troops and advisers in Afghanistan with about 25,000 or so troops in a support and logistic role across the border in the southern Soviet Union," an official said. -. - SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Prime Ministerdesignate Robert Muga be has initiated a campaign rescind the martial law and curfew regulations that were part of the legacy of the Rhodesian war. "Nobody wants a perpetual state of emergency," Mugabe spokesman Eddison Zovobo said Thursday. "Who needs it?" Zvobogo spoke after Mugabe met with Rhodesia's British interim colonial governor Lord Soames for more than one hour Thursday to discuss doing away with martial law and curfew regulations, Zvobogo and British sources said Soames agreed martial law, which covers about 90 percent of the country, and the curfews could be eliminated. Both are the legacy of a seven-year bush war that forced extreme security measures throughout the country. - El Salvador In Siege State I - amendment that abolished the municipal courts," Vogt said. "This loss coupled with the inability of the state court system to handle these cases has placed many cities in the position of being unable to enforce their codes." Vogt said code enforcement boards have been created already in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton and Lantana. The statewide legislation is supported by the Florida League of Cities, the Brevard League of Municipalities and the Tr-County League of Cities. The bill requires board members to serve El - IN BRIEF Hypnotized, Kidnapped Boy "When persons realize that a zoning or building violation is not just going to drop through the cracks of a disinterested county court system, but will be enforced promptly by a board of qualified citizens, I believe we will see a significant decrease in violations." Describes 2nd Assailant MERCED, Calif. (UN) Timmy White underwent hypnosis on his first day back at school and provided Ukiah police with a "good description" of a second man who kidnapped him Valentine's Day. Police would not discuss the details of the 5-yearold's hypnotic interrogation, but said they had some strong leads being followed In the hopes of apprehending the man who helped Kenneth Parnell, a 4&year-old Ukiah hotel clerk, abduct the child. In Merced, meanwhile, a nervous, bespectacled night janitor was ordered back to court today to enter his plea to charges he helped Parnell kidnap Steven :Stayner, 14, seven years ago. : Bail for Ervin Murphy, a 38-year-old employee at Yosemite National Park, was set Thursday in Merced Municipal Court at $50,000 on charges of kidnapping, chi-zI-stealing and false imprisonment, - I . .1 X._ .,~V,.'' , .. I , ".. . .- r •. '. ' '--I' •_.. . .i.:. -- / / I ' I .? . Exclusive Elvis Rights Lost 0 1. - ")' . _ ZIEBART HAS RIBBON CUTTING Fran McElroy (right) manager of the new Ziebart Rusiproofing service in Sanford, explains the process to some of the guests from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce at official opening Tuesday. From left, Irene Brown, Chamber Executive Manager Jack homer and Sanford Commissioner John Morris. - .. - - eives 15 Years For Burglary , NOTES n 0 . Mie L. Newell Jm,g $.nNl Francis Taylor Grace L. Foreman, cew,des. Ruth PliminanIde, Oslions Fronts R. lowell, DeIl.'. . , Paul A. Prasbyfta, Ohio Ludwig aft balry Id $aaNØ MatThew Danelw, Dethens D$In. DsI*ha Walter LiL DSI*Ia (his H. , • mi 0sor1. 0. DUflCn. Uhi*,MIf7 IMhIl __ ' - Policy Approve On Fix ing Non-County Roads d - $anNrd: Howard Aldridge Florence FIWWF Sally iwon Mans M. Million Fennlo Mfldiill L. W. , o.a.r, Imma Atkinson. DeLind Francis L. cans Deeena ___ - - Aaron Lswallsn. Pailloy oiscsassis ADMISSIONS Sank, wiiu.m 0, Car* belle L. Rssla. J. I. Holtidiw svtv.sIua.y ai.i - - . . lore and baby I,1. - By DIANE PIBYK Herald Slot Writer Seminole County now hall a procedure for iaiwnii11 oijg. emsrgcy r maintaimance for public roads outsid, the county road sysm jd,r now policy a4p4pJ by the , In the past, psesoos requesting sistance to'rafl r&cout ciiiy hope their complaint was the loudest or atrastient. Now, according to Coii 1 i,r Sandra Glean, the new policy dears tsp tim step. mmmd to obisin emergency nsii4enaiw,. "It's a housekeeping tool, really," Glean Nit Tim policy stipulates that tie cant. mlselociri may consider granting "emergency conective action" whue there Is a oni4lme emergency condition a. a road which des ad meet tie criteria for SCceptuice into the county sun TO qslWy the rant under ooatderstion must meet all of the (cloning riquirements: rat o, for emergency corrective action ________ - - ' v--- ____ _____ $i - FLO IN BRIEF ,it Florida Citrus Commission pc - - ---------- -- - - :' francliji, .- To Discuss Fruit Embargo LAKELAND The possibility of a need for an embargo on fresh fruit shipments following two nights '.of nub-freezing temperatures earlier in the week is to be considered by the Florida Citrus Commission -'during a special meeting at 1 p.m. today. Reports are to be presented by the Division of Fruit and Vegetable Inspection, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and by In'•dlviduals who have been inspecting the condition of fruit since the unseasonable cold of Sunday and Monday nights. '. - - Agents Seize Big Drug Load MIAMI (UP!) Federal drug agents capped a 16,month investigation this week and came away with 'about 300 pounds of cocaine, the second largest seizure "In U.S. history. The seizure and arrest were announced at the Miami office of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration Thursday in a conference room containing tables stacked with parcels of cocaine, lending a sweetish odor to the air. - -, ,' Authorities anJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) nounced food stamp fraud charges Thursday against 142 J*ckaonvllle residents and State Attorney Ed Austin said "up to a thousand" could be charged before the food stamp probe is concluded. - ` News Council Slaps NBC NEW YORK (UP!) The National News Council, a 'watebtlog group that publishes opinions on the actMtles of the new media, says an NBC-TV report focusing on Exxon's Florida operations was 't"Meadh4 and lacked perspective. The NBC Nightly News report, broadcast last Oct. ; : 1l clg.d that the air In southern Florida is becoming becou Exxon cut back sopplies of low-suipher fuel oil to Florida Power -and 41011. Exxon vos94aIrted that the report was permeated by "factual error, the selective use Of Information, lack Of perspective and the building of effect through In. ': - . - - . per -=--==--.--.------ ------ -- - --.--, - ------ --- - - HERE I There is a new twist to the line down the center of this road near the Sacramento, Cal., suburb of El Dorado Hills. The unusual line warns motorists that a dead end is just over the next rise, zw_~ - - ' -. -' -- t! A - , , '- 4, ... Good Econom'I'c News ___ - 7, ~p - ~- - Ae.',V-ir--, -, -_ ---.;,I. I _. . .. .-,~ All , .., ,,*,~ ---,12, ,- .1. _~' ',.': -- i. , 4cr it ;;T...Is _time Check—up yet? awj o.o,. In Pleased To Announce : the Opening 01 p • Major Grocery Chains Freeze Pr ces His Office i - United Press International Wednesday to 50 food chains by Esther Peterson, President Two major supermarket chains, Safeway Stores Inc., and Carter's consumer affair, adviser, urging them to launch a A&P and a iliong East Coast oosrator, Giant Food Inc. volunt ar y program of price cett"l(L provided a measure of good news today for Lnflatton.strappet ,,,,,., ,t,,, i.-, "The president has asked me to determine what inane we shoppers by being the first to agree to a voluntary price freeze can do to keep the cost of food train rising so rapidly," on many of their products. te Pe rson wrote. "As you know, he and I both firmly believe Safeway, operator of 2,100 supermarkets In the Mid-Atlantic states and west of the Mississippi, announced a 30-day freeze, that mandatory price controls would be unproductive. "My own belief Is that a voluntary price ceiling on some effective Immediately, on all goods It sells under its own "Scotch Buy" label, commonly purchased food products would help ease the inA&P also placed a 304ay freeze on all its private-label Ann flatlon pressures that are causing such hardships for all Page products and generic products hundreds of food and consumers. household items sold in company outlets, primarily located "I have always believed the voluntary way is the best way," east of the Mississippi. her letter said. "Excessive government regulation can cause Uisnt, which has 120 stores In die DlsLrla of Columbia, costly disruptions in our economy. Maryland and Virginia, said It will announce Sunday a ceiling "It is far better for the business community to recognize ith at present levels on 300 items it sells under Its brand name plus responsibilities and, on its own initiative, help find a solut on to 100 generic prescription drugs. Giant's ceiling will last 21 this problem." weeks, through Aug. 2. Food prices rose 10 percent nationwide during 1979, and were The companies were the first three to respond to a letter sent a major part of the overall 13 percent inflation rate. For the Practice 01 FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday .ndEvenings by ptmt DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 .. 4 ffi4 9 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. 323-2301) JAN'S PRODUCE PRODUCE FINEST AND FRESHEST QUALITY MONEY CAN BUY— Blind Doctor.* Patients Were His Life OPEN WED., FRI. SAT. & SUN. 8AMTIL5:15pM - CHINO, Calif. (UPI) When the state for an office visit, never sent a bill and either turn in his license or have it moved to take away Dr. Arthur R. once accepted a sandwich for a fee, yanked by authorities. Jaffee predicted Hederman's license because he had gone Medicine and his patients consumed Hederman would be unable to face life blind, friends said the 79-year-old his life. He never married, without people and medicine. physician's health would not stand the The state Board of Medical Quality "i suspect that it'll kill him if they take 103L Assurance late last year ordered the Hederman, who dedicated nearly half doctor to end his 45-year medical that license away," Jaf fee said. "That's all he ever had in life." a century to his patients and medicine, practice because he had gone blind. suffered a heart attack Thursday. He Arthur Jaffee, the doctor's attorney, Hederman, who had a pacemaker was In stable condition at Chino Corn, said he thought the Issue had been implanted years ago and began going munity Hospital's Intensive care unit, resolved, blind because of diabetes, was personally Nurse Dorothy Holmes, who's worked "We thought we had it worked out so distressed by the state order to turn in his alongside Hederman for years, said the the old doc could just putter around his license, but he worried more about his doctor was stricken "with a broken office with another physician present," patients. heart." Jaffee said. The doctor said he was For the past 28 years, Hederman of. willing to quit his practice, but he wanted "My main concern is not so much that I can't practice anymore," Hederman fered inexpensive medical care to to keep his license as a keepsake. hundreds of patients in Chino, 35 miles But this week, the state attorney said, "but what's going to happen to my east of Los Angeles. He charged only $5 general abruptly ordered Hederman to patients?" Tie council agreed Thursday, saying NBC "gave the wtdZ!Aidi." ,kLpraaus U -- Mari'j ana May Hurt J 4~M '-,,:. :_,' .t~ l- i 1_Z _-41 - tia~ V1_' -;L 1;& GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED SELECT YOUR OWN ... INANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS JAN'S PRODUCE Located In The Rear Of The Sanford Village Super Flea Market. PHONE 323.1454 1100 French Ave. (Hwy. 17., Sanford - u - III couldn' t believe we Jpp4 Alletaft b so fftti ceug sofor t Newborns GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) A Columbia' University anesthesiology professor reported Thursday that marijuana use affects the human reproductive system and Increases the death rate of newlrn laboratory nhmaIr alked ii - But the effects on the reproductive system are I f - ,.. ,. 1-% -, __-- . I - - I_ . ____ 1. -__________ 1;1 - " "There is growing evidence which now Indicates fact, not only on reproductive $3.80 $361 Detroit ew York New Orleans N $3.41 Iiathiijttuilghtwlth Iutgdlmance. Wlalotof love for the n but also on the offspring of animals when they receive the drug during their Intrauterine lives," he - S3.61 San Francisco You con reach out with these low late-night rates on weekends, too, from 11 pin. Friday until 5 p.m. Sunday. functions, - S3.61 Kansas City I.,., marijuana does have an Of- - - Cincinnati Los Aeles ___ Nahm - -. i the dn use Is discontinued for abouttiree months, said Dr. Gabriel G. ________ I , Ch cago revsruibletf __________- CALL TONI(dfl IS minutes from anywhere in Florida DIAU]) t)IRIXT$ AITEU 5PM Al' Boston $ ( — So~ 0 - numt-r .* i.uimc - -.--- .-- - S •_____-' -har,c,iih 4 . - r. ii Jj 6d trcrii Irair,,n.isa, hJ'V.w-I..urf%.n ...n Ir,.n, !' PMu*,I II I'%l,.n Sunu,, It,i ijucci L.d riIci.' --4 — .--"--"W—- r9 %= r-@ .............. tL:-~,.'~.', I , ..•/. - - -.. - THE ROAD ENDS WASHINGTON (UP!) Gerald Ford is Sears, who was fired last month as campaign sounding more like a candidate every day and manager for Ronald Reagan, the former a group of prominent Republicans have California governor Ford says cannot beat a formed a committee to convince him to get Democrat in the general election. involved in the primary campaigns. Ford!, until recently, has said he would not Meanwhile, two columnists reported today run in the primaries, but would accept a draft Ford has decided to run, barring the unexif the convention deadlocked and offered him pected. Columnists Rowland Evans and the job. Robert Novak, in a copyrighted column that In recent weeks, he has backed away from did not quote Ford directly saying he would that pledge, causing many to believe he will get in the race, said Ford told them he would run in order to save the party from what party reveal his plans with a March 20 an. moderates believe would be a disaster in the nouncment geared to the primary filing fall campaign with Reagan as standarddeadlines of Michigan and Ohio, two states he bearer. considers crucial to his candidacy. Ford told reporters in St. Petersburg, Fla., In the Evan-Novak interview, Ford said if Thursday he would be "the most electable 1 support he is seeking from GOP leaders fails Republican candidate," and would find It to develop and he decides then not to run, "At hard to keep out of the race if his supporters least I would then have made It clear I was speak out publicly. willing to make the effort if called upon and I He says Reagan, who he edged for the 1976 could not be blamed if our party gets beaten in GOP nomination, is too conservative for most November." voters and would be easy prey for the likely A group headed by former Air Force Democratic candidate President Carter. Secretaty Thomas C. Reed Thursday formed Ford said it is time for those who have it draft-Ford committee, calling him privately encouraged him to run to go public. "uniquely qualified by his experience to "If they will do that, I'm a little oldlead the nation at this critical time" fashioned and I think I'd have a hard time Ford was to meet late today with John saying no," he said. - - - - and a determination - F' - 102 Charged In Food Fraud I) It mi have a public nlght-of.way private roads and cannot authorize such KJrthhoff said he favored the franchise fee record, maintenance because It is prohibited train being set at 3 percent of the company's gross: 2) It mint exhibit an emergency condition spending public money on private property. revmes. of such asverity that a resident is deprived hi other action this week, the cainn'Lsilon "The comnpaes' make the most money off: vehicular access to his property. directed county staff to draw up an amended their extiss," he e , piaine& 3)11 mat have been pMe by an cable TV ordinance that would let cable amoj, prior to the emergency and must companies set their own Orange-Seminole Cablevision and : rates. be susceptible to correction by minimal "I'd just as soon see as much Sanlando-Storer Cablevision we the two procidires, such as leveling or regriding, deleted and have comflI*nies holding franchlees from geininole:. Involving mm cost for road or pip. materials Commissioner Dick Williams said. county. other than email amounts of fill material, if The current cable iv Sanlando.&orer offers county residents 11 required. 11*1 each company granted a franchise in the thinii,ls for 86.10 per month and 20 channels for After r.cslvine a riiuntv ln.fII ehIa wiw ,w'rr si-v at a --r an as .. .a1lg " sisii iwo ----I corrective action by the density of 45 per mile, sets maximum ndes colwnsrclal4ree movie and edsrtalmnerg" coatyllc WOs dtn.ctc that the road and provides for a channels for 86 per month or $4.16 per month. : fee. nests #110 shove (rfturIa, the public wadis ifrachIaeteeisn, cito ae-sssiuitole offers 10 channels for :11 director can thuriae the maintenance. Commission Chairman Bill Klrchboff, $7.10 per month a an If the waits director determines the because the cable cotrpvile, mo the county *Iw,lel for U per rpigg roitde.s at meat tie criteria for emergency rlghtof.way. At an informal wait lenlon iii. cant. corrective acts., the person requesting the i 6,. ii needed topsy the county's cost Of ''W,s told reprasentatives km both action c appeal to the district corn. adndildarlag riglitway use, Iie said comps,ge they are most coscirat about 1 mI his ares. The aunnt (ranOde. tee is set at 3 cable TV service being enta.ds I . Th new policy also dates that the county of the coi'snIes' Income from their basic populated areas Of the ccsmty ail as has no reanoasihilily for aInnavie. J rates iüábI, Uauota and Ovtsao. - Ford,* Ready For Trail? - - wa _ s - Action Re Reports WEATHER $IUIIaOIS Mimersel N..Ø$.I Marcaa . - - MIAMI (UP!) Thirty-two defendants in a nationwide investigation of pornography dealers have pleaded innocent to pornography or racketeering charges. They entered their pleas in a mass arraignment Thursday In U.S. District Court. Five others are expected to plead Innocent next week and seven other defendants already have entered Innocent pleas. The 44 men were indicted by a federal grand Jury last month after a 30-month FBI investigation and were rounded up In a raid of 30 business firms In Lost Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Houston, Cleveland, Honolulu, Providence, R.I., and Fort Lauderdale, At a Tallahassee luncheon and press conference, U.S. Rep. Phil Crane admitted he needs a "miracle" to win the nomination, but said he is hoping to pick up some delegates in Florida and his home state of Illinois so he can be a power broker at the national convention in Detroit this summer. - 32 Plead Innocent To Porno - - HOSPITAL MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) A flood of tasteless Elvis Presley memorabilia could enter the market now that Factors Inc. has lost a court battle to keep exclusive marketing rights to Presley merchandise, a memorabilia shop manager said Thursday. "If It, Factors, is thrown out totally, everybody can do what they please," said Wayne Tacker, who works in a souvenir shop across the street from the late entertainer's mansion. "The only thing I hate now is that the merchandise in poor taste it might be real junk could get on the market.". - 9 Man - \' - , By DAVID M. RAZLER Curtis Miller, 49, of Kissimmee, driver of the truck which Herald Staff Writer struck Miss Van Ness' car after crossing Into her lane, police Vandals shut down an Altamonte Springs sewage pumping say, is reported in good condition at Florida Hospital South, station Thursday night, backing wates Into three homes In the recovering from a broken back and jaw. Spring Hill Estates subdivision, report deputies and plant Fires * Charges in the accident are still pending the results of blood officials. alcohol teats being conducted at th ,Sfordatate crime tab 'jh sI, Sre$p.m,,a ., .':* COVYOI . ..y .. .pUce1i. 1. at the subdivision plant, stopping the pumps leading to 14 * Police Beat city's main treatment plant, said plant Assistant Supein. I Channel 2 will feature Tom Hunt, Sanford's Bell Telephone tendent TWO BURGLARIES, SIMILAR METHODS . Bill Slmtklns. Co. manager on Its Outlook program Sunday at 9 a.m. ___________________________________ Thieves removed electric meters from two homes on the . Hunt and Daytona Beach McDonald's owner Kay Eddy will m Before the pumps could be placed on auxiliary power Seminole-Orange county border before burglarizing the.: inutes later, sewage had backed up into three homes on John Fetish, 20, of Winter Springs told deputies he was hit In discuss the Ronald McDonald House, the facility used to house residences Wednesday, say Seminole deputies. North Spring Hills Drive, causing an unknown amount of the face by a man he did not know, as he left the Longwood club parents of children with diseases who must undergo At 7:10 p.m. Wednesday, thieves pulled the meter from the long-term damage, Simtklns said, at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. He was treated for cuts and bruises, hospital care. home of Arthur Bussey, 204 Flame Ave., in south Seminole The vandalism probably was compiltted by "just some deputies report. County, forced open a sliding glass door and made off with kids," said Simtklns, adding that meters are destroyed "quite ACCIDENT VICIIM IMPROVING about $4,000 worth of Jewelry and sliver, Seminole deputies ; often." 1 Seminole Comxnnity College athlete Elizabeth Van New is sayATTACK AT THE JOINT now reported ma hie rwIIflnn at Winter Park Memorial _____________________ A Winter Springs A half-hour later, an electrk nter g pulled fromman was treated and rvlessed from Hospi tal. burglarized home five blocks away in Orange County, Florida Hospital North for minor Injuries suffered in an The 16-year-old Sanford resident had been in guarded, Seminole deputies say. No further Information was available NATIONAL REPORT: Travelers advisories for snow and provoked assault outside the Joint in the Woods Wednesday stable condition with head injuries for several days following on the Orange County crime, or why the meters were vanrainwere is dformost ofthecowtrymursdaypigtand night, deputies say. anacddentonO1dLakeMaTyoa(JFeb.20. dalized. this morning. Four inches of new snow fell on Flagstaff, Ant. - three Inches In a two-hour period. A winter storm warning was issued In Arizona, as another Pacific frontal system began moving eastward across the 1 Southern Plateau, spreading heavy snow across the mountains :1 of central Arizona. Moderate to heavy wow also was reported falling in the A Sanford man who pleaded guilty to an armed burglary Gary Yarbrough and taking a camera, jewelry and other on charges he stole a revolver and a stereo from members of Grand Canyon area where travel was hampered by gusty charge stemming from a June 1979 rape has been sentenced to goods. his family In late August 1979. 15 years In prison followed by life probation. winds which reduced visibility to near zero with wowing snow. - Thomas Cleveland Bass Jr., 17, of Maitland, received He was charged with stealing the goods from his home and AREA READINGS (9 &m.): temperature: 61; overnight Andrew Hawkins, 29, of 614 W. Second St., Sanford, was three concurrent five-year sentences for burglarizing Lake pawning them. 11 low: 53; yesterday's high: 86; barometric pressure: 3 sentenced by Circuit Judge Voile Williams Tuesday, after Brantley High School twice In March 1979 and burglarizing Willie Jordan of 510 Comstock Ave., Winter Park, was pleading guilty to the charge last October. relative humidity: 100 percent; winds: calm. Forest City Hardware, State Road 436, Forest City, on March ordered to serve four years' probation and forfeit his rights to: TODAY'S TIDES: DAYIONA BEACH: highs, 11:13 am.; Hawkins was charged with breaking into the home of a 17,1979, where he took knives, ammunition and other mer- a short-barreled rifle he was charged with possessing on Sept.: lows, 4:54 am., 6:97 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 11:00 Sanford woman on June 17, 1979, forcing her into a wooded chandise. 9, 1979. a.m.; lows, 4:46a.m.,7:59p.iu.; BAYPORT: highs, 4:27a.m., area atknlfepointand raping her. He was arrested by police He pleaded no contest to the charges. He was arrested by Seminole deputies, who found him 4:04 p.m.; lows, 10:11 a.m., 11:12 p.m. answering a call from another resident of the house, who - Henry C. Recca, of Henderson Rd., Paola, also charged crouched behind his car, holding the .303 caliber, 84-Inch reported seeing him fleeing from the area, BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustin to JWfter bK Oat with the Lake Brantley school burglaries, received a sentence barreled weapon, when they responded to the sound of a shot In other action by Judge Williams this week: 86 Miles: Winds southeasterly around 15 knots tonight Mostly of five years In prison plus five years on probation, near a Fern Park motel. -Carlton Brantley, 27, received a five-yew jail sentence to southerly winds 15 to 20 knots Saturday. Seas three to five feet -Charles R. Robbing, 26, of 253 Concord Drive, Casselberry, - Daniel Cowart, 20, of 1033 Winter Park Drive, today and tonight. Some fog near the coast this morning then be followed by five years probation for the theft of $20 from a will serve six months in jail and five years on probation for Casselberry, will serve one year on probation for leaving thee . cousin, committed while he held a knife at the throat of her fair. Chance of showers Saturday. battery of a Casselberry officer, cene of an accident on July 9, 1979. AREA FORECAST: Travelers advisory is in effect for fog child. guilty to striking the officer, who was arresting He He pleaded also was charged with driving under the influence of: Brantley, who pleaded guilty to the charge of attempted until 10 a.m. Locally dense fog causing hazardous driving him on changes of driving under the Influence of alcohol, on alcohol in the Incident on U.S. Highway 17-92 near the: armed robbery had been staying with relati ves at 2706 S. Park conditions until 10 a.m. Sept. 8, 1979. Casselberry Kmart Plaza. today and Saturday. Some fog possible again tonight Highs in Ave., Sanford, when on June 29, 1979, he awoke his cousin and - David C. Cantagallo, 21, Providence, R.I., will serve five —Jereiney Snell, of Springwood Court, Longwood, will serve: the mid to upW 1b. Lows near so. Winds southeast to south 10 held the knife to her child, threatening to kill It. He left the years' probation for the October 1979 burglary of a Sanford two years' probation for writing a bad check worth house with $20. more than to 15 mph today and I..s tiá io mph tonight drug store. $100 last April. — James A. Stones, 20, of 940 Howell Branch Road, Winter He was arrested following the burglary of Tru Value Drugs - John Darby, of 306 Cypress Landing Drive, Longwood, Pan, was sentenced to two years in Jail and tiree cit probation on E. Fi rst Street, the weekend of Oct. 1. charged with possession of a controlled substance, will serve• for a Sept. 7, 1979, burglary. - Daniel J. WillIams, 23, of 733 Florida Boulevard, three years probation after pleading guilty to possession of He pleaded guilty to breaking into the Maitland hcnt ?Jta1UOflU Springs, received a sentence of five years probation cocaine, - DAVID R 7IER SaMo1d Man On TV Sunday .1 1' - ' 'I I I ' "If those kind of people are willing to step up publicly, I'll respond,' Ford said. "The public perception in the minds of many citizens is that Ronald Reagan is too conservative and John Anderson is too liberal." - : ' They stopped the mixer, then discovered McCartney Inside. Bush, at a stop in Orlando, admitted a Ford a cautious move considering the polls show candidacy would undercut his support from Reagan the frontrunner. moderate Republicans, but firmly denied it "I know (Florida) Is perceived as Reagan would ruin his chances for the nomination. He country," he said. "I do want to come out of told reporters at a rally his third-place finish here with a respectable amount of delegates. in the caucuses last October made him a A strong second would be perceived as a good viable candidate, showing across the country." "When I look back, It was really a significant turning point in my campaign," Ford, who earlier this week hinted he could the former U.S. ambassador said. "It is very, be persuaded to run, went a step further very important to me that we do well here." Thursday. He said the polls show him as the Bush refused to guess how many of the 51 "most electable Republican" and many of his delegates up for grabs he'll win on Tuesday supporters are urging him privately to join in - Vandals Knock Out Sewa e Station percent of the nation's richest farmland held by a tiny elite and imposed a state of siege In an attempt to avert civil war. The fragile junta announced Thursday Its longawaited agrarian reform program that will affect 35 percent of the total farmland in El Salvador, including 60 percent of its most fertile land. By United Press International Ronald Reagan, anxious to boost his Republican lead, plans a last-minute campaign sweep through Florida this weekend while George Bush vyes for votes today in St. Petersburg and West Palm Beach. Meanwhile, former President Gerald Ford looked more li ke a candida te than ever on Thursday, telling a news conference at Eckerd College he's ready for a Republican draft. And in Tallahassee, Phil Crane predicted he'll pick up his first delegates of the campaign in Tuesday's primary, I., 5- NEW YORK (UP!) Citibank has raised Its home ::- mortgage rate 11,t points to 151 2 percent and other ;' lenders have posted even larger increases as the rapid : rise in money market interest rates engulfed consumer borrowing. In addition to rate increases, lenders are trying to curtail consumer lending by. tightening credit stan. dards, increasing down payments where permitted ,1, and charging new or higher finance fees when loans '-- are approved, "Banks are definitely dragging their heels on new consumer credit," said banking analyst Robert T. ;:-: Albertson of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. arms through a mixing paddle on the inside and hung there for the next two hours while the mixer rotated about 30 times a minute. A foundry worker noticed the machine was running for an unusually long time unattended and called other workers. Reagan, Bush Push For Votes In Florida Interest Rates Skyrocket - 60 Free Ride-2 Hours Spinning In Cement Mixer Gets GREENVILLE, Pa. UPI )—Round and round went Robert McCartney said he was cleaning the drum of his cement McCartney for two hours inside a rotating cement mixer ac- mixer Wednesday after dumping a load of concrete, cidentally turned on by a hose while he was cleaning the "I crawled Inside to wash out some cement that was sticking machine, McCartney, 27, of Stoneboro, Pa., was hospitalized in satEs- to the inside and the hose caught on the clutch lever that starts and stons the mixing," he said. "It threw it into gear." factory condition Thursday, nursing two stiff arms and occasional dizziness. When the drum began spinning, McCartnev wrapped his -- - iuç - - NA11ON without salary and to live in the cities they serve. It encourages city coUfldlls to appoint persons who are experienced in business, zoning and building. "The idea behind this legislation," Vogt said, "is simply to return to the municipalities a practical and maxnenaive way to eauitablv enforce their codes. 1. BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) - The release of Austria's ambassador from the Dominican Embassy raised expectations a negotiating session today would win the release of U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio and 19 other diplomats being held hostage by leftist guerrillas. As the siege wore on, the open-backed, cream-colored van, which on two occasions was a makeshift conference room for talks between the guerrillas and Colombian government representatives, was outfitted for another round of negotiations on the leftists' ransom demands, a well-placed source said. No time was announced for the meeting but a source close to the government said it was planned for the morning. Government sources said, however, it is unlikely any solution In the 10-day stalemate would come before Sunday's nationwide elections for city councils and state assemblies. President Jul io Cesar Turbay urged Colombian voters, who are traditionally apathetic about elections, to participate in Sunday's balloting to bolster democracy. Turbay referred to the guerrillas holding the hostages as "vainly" trying to "destroy the national institutions." The guerrillas are demanding payment of $50 million ransom and the release of 311 jailed leftists in exchange for freeing their hostages, estimated at 30. The government and armed forces have dismissed the prisoner release demand as being illegal and outside Turbay's constitutional powers. The release of Austrian Ambassador Edgar Selzer Wednesday raised hopes for further progress in the talks. But the guerrillas have refused to release Peruvian Consul Alfredo Tejeda who is suffering from a leg injury and the two sides appeared far apart in their bargaining positions. Rhodesia May Lift Curfews SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) would permit the cities to appoint the special boards to sit in judgment of persons violating city codes, especially ordinances dealing with fire, building, zoning and signs. Seminole County cities have complained that the state's attorney will not prosecute for violations of city ordinances, thus making useless any attempt to enforce them. Sta te Attorney Douglas Cheshire, meanwhile, has said ordinance prosecution is given a lower priority because of understaffing and lack of funds in his office. "This problem of city ordinance enforcement arose with the 1977 constitutional Colombians Let Austrian Leave . Salvador's ruling junta has expropriated about By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Three years after the municipal court system was abolished in Florida, legislation is being considered for a replacement for that system. . State Sen. John VogtD..Cocoa, has announcea ne will we a niti in me upcoming session of the Legislature to establish "code enforcement boards" in the various cities of the state, The concept, endorsed by Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles and the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County, Man - ., 1-rlcay, Marcn 7, Ie0-3A .4 % -XT .. - . . ,,..S., t- I C. hv s,,,, 'k_.'- . . - .1 1. �Evening On the first Monday of every month , all lawyers engaged in criminal law practice in Seminole County gather tog,ether at the courthouse for the sounding of the docket; the reading of the court calendar for the coming four weeks and the announcements of who will demand a trial or plead guilty to charges. Lacking the formality of a trial, docket soundings are sometimes confused proceedings, as lawyers bargain for more time before trials, a trial date when they know they can have all their witnesses present, or a better deal from the state's attorney's office In return for a guilty plea. Until last January, when judges stopped rotating assignments through the 18th CIrcuit, docket soundings were small, relatively short affairs, handled in a judge's chambers every week, But since the first of the year, Circuit Judge Voile Williams has been going over between 70 and 85 separate cases in one session setting the schedule for the coming month, The most frequently heard request from a Herald (USPS 181 280) :300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 30322.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, March 7, 198(-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 90 centi 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. Terronsm Must Not Pay The Clock By DAVID RAZLER -- No one needs to be reminded these clays that terrorism is a growth industry. From Northern in Trnn Ir1znd C.s1....L. -551I Pk,1nv, ,, .,••, (mm LU L'I LI St11Vt1UUI, fanatics and assorted ideologues have refined the use of deadly violence against civilians and other innocents to a new and terrible science. The usual goal of the terrorist, typically a product,of the radical left, is political power. And what separates him from civilized human beings is his willingness to transgress every recognized norm of political and military conduct in pursuit of that power. In short, the ends justify the means. The newest wrinkle in terrorist tactics is the wholesale violation of the immunity routinely accorded members of the diplomatic community. The seizure of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Tehran is, of course, a prime case in point. And in recent months, assaults on vulnerable diplomats and their embassies have spread with a vengeance to Latin America. The capture of the Dominican Embassy In Bogota, Colombia, by Marxist terrorists is but the latest in a dizzying series of attacks on foreign missions in South and Central America. In Bogota, gunmen who identified themselves as members of M-19, a Marxist guerrilla defense lawyer is to have a case set at the end of the docket -towards the end of the month, or to have a trial set during a specific day or week. This is a difficult, If not impossible, guarantee for a judge to make, as the trial schedule is always changing. A case attorneys believe may take a day to present, may take three or more, or a series of defendants might choose to plead guilty, moving all pending trials up by a few days. After two months of these requests, Judge Williams told attorneys Monday he would no longer even try to make scheduling promises, telling them to have their cases prepared for the month they had been placed on the docket for, not for a specific week during that month. Williams, who has been faced with too many trials to conduct during a 30-day period, also threatened to start imposing maximum sentences on persons convicted following trials, Following the assignment of the order In which cases will be heard, persons wishing to plead guilty to their charges come before the court. With 20or more defendants pleading guilty at a Move The WASHINGTON - President Jimmy Carter -- WASHINGTON WORLD By DONALD LAMBRO WASHINGTON (UP!) - William Howard was earning $22,695 a year as a government accountant in- 1968. But over the next 44 years, without receiving a promotion, salary shot up by 54 percent to The cost of living rate during this same period rose by only 22 percent. Dplta his rising wealth, Howardh ded 10th btrthday to "Miii' Internal Revenue Service job, take his pension, and resume work in the private sector where he now earns $40,000 a year. Had he remained in his federal job, at - Colombian government seems to agree and the "It's always one step forward and two steps U.S. State Department has apparently urged a backward with the Agriculture Department" firm line in reacting to the embassy capture and a congressional supporter of gasohol told m the attempted rnncnm nf th hnstzigc. liiIc Peter Lirant. "we got rid Notwithstanding the danger to Ambassador Schlesinger and now the Energy Department Asenclo and to those held with him, there must be is really moving. AU we have to do now Is get no surrender to terrorists In Bogota, or, we might rid of Bergland." add, In Iran, or anywhere else. Here is some of the sorry history of how Bergland and his subordinates have undercut the gasohol program: The Public Pays - In 1977, Congress authorized the Agriculture Department to guarantee $15 The most distressing thing about thefts from million In loans to set up four pilot plants that industi-y or business is the lack of concern on the would extract fuels from farm products. The department backed only one loan to a gasohol part of the public. The average person assumes test project run by an Individual who had that victims are Insured and is likely to be more testified publicly against the whole concept. outraged over the rip-off of Christmas tree bulbs The borrower eventually backed out, and the than a contractor's loss of an expensive machine, depar tment withdrew the loan guarantee. But It is the consumer who pays ultimately in - The Agriculture bureaucrats have the marketplace. U.S. News and World Report quotes the provided scant assistance to farmers who wish t9 set up their own small alcohol stills. Associated General Contractors of America as Agriculture Department studies on the estimating the loss per contractor in 1978 to theft potential of gasohol are at but unenthuslastic, at worst pessimistic. One 1977 at more than $10,000. Those heavy losses, just as re port inaccura tely stated that ethanol did those to shoplifters or those to the self-service gas- not raise the octane level in gasoline, station customer who drives off without paying - Energy Department experts fought a for a tankful of gas, add up to higher prices for backstage battle with their Agriculture services or merchandise. counterparts over gasohol production goals. prevented or The Energy Department experts eventually And many of the thefts could be Prevailed and persuaded the president to aim the stolen Items recovered if Americans would for a 1961 target of 500 million gallons. resolve to become Involved. Bergland and his advisers wanted to produce Many thefts are perpetrated by workers against less. - their employers, possibly with the knowledge of fellow-employees. Shoplifters often operate under the eyes of witnesses. Alert bystanders might sometimes foil the attempted hijacking of a truckload of valuable cargo. citizen should be aware and speak up. profits from crime dip deep into every pocket.. Draft * ' - here. 6w LL LL ei1u &i t 4½ retirement checks, which began at $1,922 a month, rose to $3,075 a month. d as it may be to believe, Howard 15 now getting 63 percent more under his govern- ment retirement pension than he received when he was working for Uncle Sam in This of course is why many federal white collar workers are electing to leave federal service, because they know they can relatively quickly make more in retirement can i, sting Iii government. One white collar worker at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, where there has been a rash of early retirements, told.UPI, "With pay raises the way they are now. I figure I can eventually make more wider my pension, of-living adjustments, than I now earn working." by named iency 4OE gasoline. Eight percent less during the last quarter of 1979 than during the same period of the previous year. That's good news, isn't it? Well, not necessarily for everyone. Specifically not for state treasuries and high. way departments that have seen revenues from gasoline taxes declining accordingly. For the same last quarter of 1979, the take declined even more precipitously than consumption - by 10 percent. For the entire year, revenues of all states were off a total n dollars. Acutely missed dollars, because the state taxes traditionally have funded highway ment's "comparability" law which applies a construction and maintenance programs and, complex system of curves, ratios, special in recent years in some areas, have helped weighting, and other mathematical underwrite deficit-ridden mass transit refinements intended to keep federal emsystems. A continuing decline In consumption ployes abreast of their counterparts in the and no change in the tax structure jeopar. private sector. dizes the fiscal future of all such programs. But instead of fairly arriving at a fair rate The states can't, and would not want to, do of compensation, Howard charges the Bureau much about the former but many are already of Labor Sttlstics' comparability formula is planning changes in the latter. According to a baii. '1*1tUy. liin1y. ead. corruptly .cwrent Mort Business Week magazine on. ed)namwneftd traudthe tax. thesLftaaUon,morethan 30 sthtesarecon. payers of billions annually In excessive pay to aldering adapting their gas-taxing systems to federal workers." the changed consumption pattern. He further argues that his salary and those In most cases, this would be accomplished of his colleagues in the bureaucracy would through converting the tax from a flat centshave risen far less If federal compensation per-gallon levy -which all but two states now were based on a survey of "average" pay for employ - to a percentage of price at the comparable private sector jobs. pumps. The rise i his retirement checks, Howard Planning, however, is going to be much argues, is also olf.kllter, due primarily to the easier than achieving the switch. Reluctant to comparability formula as well an to PIi'Ive take a step that would make pump prices cost-of-living increases based on the Consum- even higher to the inevitable displeasure of er Price Index which he says "exaggerates that large portion of the electorate that at inflation rate." drives, legislatures are proving balky. In a letter to Janet Norwood, chief of the Barring Congress rushing to the rescue Bureau of Labor Statistics, whose pay with a cut of the proposed windfall-profit tax comparability and CPI surveys are used to on the oil industry - a possibility at which figurehik pay esan dcost-of-ving es li pension Congress so far has balked - the only adjustments, Howard acknowledges he and alternative would appear to be a cutback on millions of other government workers and road construction and upkeep. In the end retirees are lucky to have this protection probably at least equally unpopular with the ga the ravages of inflation, driving public, but a move some states But he argues "it Isn't fair" to the tax. already are being forced to make. For decades state gas taxes, W Ow federal Payers' I" Us is Unjustiiar'chmed," he says"We are being unjustly rewarded by a highway fund, appeared to be a magic money transfer of payments from the working machine, a surefire and virtually painless which in most cases Is forced to ab- way of generating the funds for an eversector, the real rate of inflation." expanding highway network by hitchiM, a Government studies on this subject give ride with the American public's ever. Howard's criticism comiderable support. increasing mobility. Hur MSOC UNIT- 11E wCAT N 0000 oeoo 0000 SUMME R C0 0 r II j=I _________ ' AsJ 0000 0080 e " EXAMPLE2,.* Insulation. Pump. Heat It's a device that heats your home when it's cold, cools your home when it's hot. It does everything a standard air Conditioner can do, but costs a lot less to run. You see, in order to heat the average home, the standard air conditioner with electric strip heating has to actually heat all the air inside the house. And that takes quite a bit of electricity. But the higher-efficiency heat pump simply gathers the heat that's in the outside air and pumps it inside the house. In the summer, it gathers the heat that's inside the house and pumps it out. The result: lower electric bills, winter and summer. To meet FPL's recommended Watt Wise TM standards, a heat pump must have a COP (heat rating) of 2.5 and an EER (cool rating) of 7.5. "O(course the hhrthe rating the-lower your dol,urnber. oJrPxR CIL '"° - When you're running your air conditioner, you obviously don 't want any outside heat Coming in. And when you're heating your home, you don't UU that heat to get away. That's why u'll find your new Witt-Wise home vell sulated. Most experts estimate that a properly ulatcd home can substantially cur heatand cooling costs. Because of this, there recommended standards for the insulain used in all areas of new Witt-Wise l ilies. They're based on R (resistance) lues. And the higher the R value, the rater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, the Watt-Wise recummention is R-19. For walls, it ranges from R-5 to R-11, depending on the placement and type of wall. Floor over a crawl space, R-19. Duct insulation, R-6. Entrance dour, R- 5. EX A M PLE4: E)(AMPLE3. The%ter Glass. The warm Florida sun can he blamed for almost half your cooling Ct \Xl 1iJ uieu i tl itt 40 to 50% of the money you're SpCndiflg4.)I1 air conditioning is due to the fact that you have windows. Heater. - Because your water heater can account for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill, it is often the second largest user of energy in the home. That's why you'll find properly insulated water heaters in new 'Watt-Wise homes, tm t and Waste Heat Recovery Systems or Solar Water Heating in many of them. t' Cl S-Q' With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn out of your air conditioner is captured and fed into your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 to 70% on water heating costs. A Solar Water Heater, using energy from the sun, can provide 50 to 70% of your hot water needs. Our Watt-Wise standards recommend that the water heater is insulated to a value of at least R-8, (of course the higher the R value, the better the insulation.) ,a c ot - 1lt-411-'D 6LA'6 - k'EFLiC1 UP TO 30% : SON'S s • GtASS ;UnFn ut 80% of: un To S101 ST • " One General Accounting Office study found But in a new era of tight and ever more Surprisingly, all of this -even though he Is "federal blue collar a prime beneficiary - infuriates Wufhwi local prevailing wage rates often exceed costly energy supplies, It would appear to be a rates, putting the govern- machine fast running out of ga& Howard, who has been writing angry letters at a competi ment tive advantage In the labor to federal officials from President Carter on market," On the subject of public mobility, the public down, charging that government pay and Other studies have concluded that when itself thinks it can do with considerably less of pensions are too high. federal white collar pay and benefits are it. Federal pay nows costs taxpayers a large number of them are Such is the conclusion ofarécent poll taken billion a year, up from $63 billion Just four combined, making more than their counterparts in by The Conference Board In which 5,000 years ago. Annual federal civil service priv ateindustry. households across the country were queried pension costs will be nearly $10 billion this Bill HOd say he reallift that among on their driving practices and ability to year. government reUree$ his iga"lonely voice,, " curtail travel. A typical family thought It Howard, who is a certified public ac the subJect, ..but someone has to weak out on could get around 11 percent less during a year countant, says the chief culprit Is the govern- what's happening." without significant inconvenience. - To cut these costs, Watt-Wise homes offer practical suggestions on window treatments and the type of glass that should he used. Like reflective glass for tinshaded windows facing east or west. And tinted glass for other windows exposed to the sun. In addition, your Watt-Wise home can have extended overhangs shading the exposed glass. To meet FPL's recommended Watt-Wise standards glass should be limited to the following percentages of floor space: clear, 11%; tinted, 13%; reflective, 13%; and shaded glass, 15%. (These figures apply to single-pane glass). ''yyy Ask your builder about 'the many other energysaving standards we've set to certify a new home as being Watt-Wise. And ask him to show you how a proven Watt-Wise package can save you on electricity. Or stop by your local FPL office and pick up a Watt'Wise Living information folder. A Watt-Wise Living home may cost a little more now, but in the long run it costs it whole lot less. 'Ex-Wi fe, Please Stickers b,cae I am a rattn, assist pig myself, but this putrid display of insensitiv ity. I shosgdi't professionalsIn stealth, and are ëapat&e of Joim Stone, who, just becaus, he because men who have been divorced have asket mounting surprise attacks, including hand-tocoiddift stay m.i'rIed, Imps all ex-wives Into routinely a* that question of other men who "I wee watching Milton Friedman, the hand combiL They know well the vulnerable one group and Waits of them as conniving, have shared the je mioferUm economist, on a television talk show," he part of the ntal.. rnoney4hw*gry leaches. "Got away brssthhwj' said Joke Stone, began. 'Ibis woman kept pestering him with "If captured, immediate release could Je Isn't that the typical, pitiabl. reaction of "but that's about ft." idiotic questions. o btained — No enemy force could afford the divorced American male? Regardisas, I feel it In my ihey to expone 'Usdidohere do ollowd Wes wissupport them." You've net them and hsard'tbelr seeseiss, Jdm It= tsr a lousy, huLitIw c1.ialgfl was ta*Ing ahait, 5u44el 9 I resoled to it all Et cetera, ad nonseom. iriarl'.i rantings before, my l.les. He's be has bunched In Atlarle, an he eventually by j'ping cml of my seat sad scrsunlng, I lope No Is enough to stop Joke Stone's bitter.HedeelsinsrsotYPstHe has enrIS1 wants to taks nationwide. Unit thatosd!'Theidenatuck,anafor UUI CNUPWP.and I hop he't fe5Hp about the problems a tivarced IgotmyflM*ftdhisdoplseshieplan I knew, it,I wee ordering bmmn nm&g a dimg pit 01 Me ego"L It is time men joke,," woman faces, Ilk, whether she liieId do the whim I saw a advabnoft is the loft Stone Ido't stop therL He ao his formed .tep*i reeorthig to such revengeful tactics don over now thatleisfla&lyrldofthatalob usapaperforabriputichartmaksea something called the "atI My Ex-WHe, and grew up. who used to put his fest on the good furnitiem lthteoia relureica to the p 11 tj con Planes" Committee and Is cleamlating a silly, De NOT send $2 to "Dealt'em, P.O. Box sad diunp Me flhtby cigar uePr all ever the may be registered for the mUI'-y drofL 41011=aft pr , Alhiob, c, for g, "EALUMJTW OFFER!" soreomsd rewom (or assdir sa-wives oft to war at the Ex. your rsd, while and blue "'of My A We more background on the viflainoma , ad,t1smflnt, which was for a bwnp.r very neat oçortiuity to do so. wpi" bun'p,r sticker. Joke Stone befor. we condom: .i4r got red. "DRAFT MY EX.WIFE— "(bee u-wives could be r1diy ai if you happen to be ms'r1e, by all HealS. H. salle advsrtiabig. He Is a native PIj!" dsploysd Into seneitive winan .ftsdI,e do NOT ask for Joke Stone's special, dth.Detrsilxea, but In left Mere In 1P72 for Skheii&.. How is, can men stoop to what ItekS two to deter aWlcn," begiM the n.thargo oft of a atick.on that will corer h wife with him, but a Adente.He is net only a weak att.nçt at humor, but iso desp'ealul. trash Ii Joke Steen's pr the "n" y bum p.e ith year ago the tonu divorccd. a nie attwpL tr. an a fail buck? release. It is amning how much better I feel for "Get cleaned out?" I asked him, not I asked Joke Stone how he got tie Idea for "These gallant women are already trained having done this. . I same Grade 15 level, he would today be earning $50,112 a year - all because of a highly complicated formula called "pay cornparability" upon which government pay scales are based. Yet his story doesn't end HigheroEffitc WwD lioWD Alit TO ME LEWIS GRIZZARD This Is a story about an opportunistic sexist BERRVI WORLD The - Each S . ii EXAMPLE1.0 The Federal Gravy Train - w Livi save o Thanks to steadily higher prices, a new interest in conservation, patriotic resolve to declare independence of the oil cartel or some combination of these and possibly other factors, American drivers are using less belatedly posing as a pioneer spirit dedicated to the development of a gasohol industry that could help the United States weather the energy crisis. But unfortunately, he has consigned much of the program to bureaucrats who would rather dawdle than For three years, I have been urging the government to get behind a crash gasohol program that could reduce U.S. Indepen. dence on oil imports and ease the Arab. imposed fuel crunch. But the White House and _2._,...&2,....... ...L._s sL_! ,__s_ at_ uiguiuzuuon, SOUL tneir way into we emoassy and the Energy Department, under former seized some 80 persons including 16 ambassadors. Secretary James Schlesinger, ignored Among the hostages was U.S. Ambassador Diego evidence that an ' mixture C. Asencio. could provide a domestically produced substitute for the high-octane gas used by The terrorists have demanded $50 million, the American motorists. release of "political prisoners" held in Colombian jails, and safe passage out of the country as the During the past year, Jimmy Carter finally became a convert. He named a new energy ransom for the lives of the hostages. chief, Charles Duncan, who has reversed the It should be obvious that the Colombian anti-gasohol stand of his hidebound government cannot afford to reward terrorism by predecessor. Yet the dismal fact remains that submitting to these demands. To do so would some of Carter's energy stewards arc violate the first and most important line of producing more hogwash than gasohol. defense against terrorism a policy of The bureaucratic block In the gasohol unyielding resistance to extortion, project can be traced to the Agriculture This is not to say that Colombian officials should Department, where Secretary Bob Bergland refuse all dlacuaalons w1tlttse 1pu to asaigned embassy. Indeed, there Is muc to be sal or grain. Farmers and delaying tactics that wear down the terrorists motorists throughout the country favor even as they provide time for government forces gasohol development, but Bergland and his stand-sat Agriculture Department advisers to prepare a rescue operation. the are obstinately balking at any innovation that The important thing Is that in the end might cut into grain exports or drive up the terrorists must be seen to have lost. prices of farm products. c) Drivers Gassing Downward On tt se o iiie s ctricitq. q DON GRAFF Gasohol Friday, March 7, 1980-5A P0 Judge Williams received a round of applause Monday from attorneys gathered for docket sounding, simply for wearing a hat on his way out of the courtroom. "I want to show you what my son gave me for Christmas," he said, placing on his head a blue cap with gold embroidery reading "Th e Judge." JACK ANDERSON Still Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I time, Williams usually conducts the initial questioning of persons making pleas en masse, asking 10 or so to answer in unison questions concerning their ability to understand English, lack of coercion in their decision to enter a plea, their understanding of their rights to a trial. After the initial questions, come the individual ones,concernlng the actual offense In each case, and any deals 'made between the defendant's attorney and the state's attorney's office. From that point, it's a wait of 90 days or so for a pre-sentence Investigation, as the defendants remain either free on bond or in the county jail, before they find out exactly what penalties they will receive for their crimes. Watt-- Wise Living. It saves you more than it Ask your builder about it. costs. -, - r - - - - - 14c* pp / haven 't REALLY PU? iH /g/P ?! My pockets "just stuffed kithmon." t. "•zE. 7 11 so I, - m,tg, - - I -- LL i AfA 2 , T. V,~A ! 1":J'V. - i'. -, - I. �:' :-. - ..-- ..... A ' .'.- -. --..,.- SPORTS I) 6A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl, il Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, March?, 19107A SCOREBOARD Friday, Marchi, iflO College 3 Jiffy John 2210 11.40 540 New York Taliyo Whales vs. Chicago (NL) 33 35 .85 19: Doubles: Amendola Bass ci THURSDAY'S RESULTS (SC ci Truptt 5 Rodriguez 1 Rathvilly Julep 320 210 Wshngtn at Mesa, Ant. 3 p.rn 31 36 i n Perez Gardner 85. Meace Boen ci. COLLEOE Polachek 8 1. Wolfe ci Mussigrnan iPrideO'Tjsh SANFORD.ORLANOO 2.60 New Jersy 30 40 .429 23' Clvelad vs. Me*ito City Red Bon Carpenter 87. 50 Rollins S. UCF 82 Q(1-3) 35.40; P(3-)) 12S.JQ; 1(3. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Central Division Devils at Mexico City. 12:30 p.m. GIRLS Singles: Storace (RI ci Cook 6-7. Truett Siering ci Doubles 12) 302.00 First Race -S.is, C: 31.95 College w L Pct. on Lake Brantley SOak Ridge I 6 2. 6 2. JohnSon (RI d Soderberg xwOn Barrett 02. Hord Waterson Attendance 3.50; lManasota Missy 610 3.10 3.60 Handle Atlanta 41 77 .603 Thursday's Results College Basketball Results 63,61. Smart (RId Hobgoocl 63, Singles: Walden ci Mitchell 80. d Hammons Gaudette 83 Essie Express Houston 15.60 &60 5355.253. Florida 7. Georgia 6 34 35 493 71 By United Press InternatIonal Subin d Elwcll 81. Ryan ci Ryan 60. Carter CR) ci. Christiansen 6 1 Winter Park 6, Lake Howell I lSharonMoss San Anton 33 35 .485 8 7.20 Thursday 81. Hornet ci Kennedy 85. Dunn 61. Sullivan (P d. Zurawicki 62. Singles: Graddy ci Effer 8 I 57.00; 1 (1.5.7) 1S7.00 Indiana 3) 38 449 10'; Georgia NCAA Regional Tournaments 001 001 400 6 10 4 6 1 Peterson (RI d Rushing .4 6. 6 d. Yurkc' detault Dickinson ci Frick 8 3. Carpenter Florida 0)0 000 $23- 7 $0 0 Second Race -5.16, D: J1.5 Clevelnci n 43 386 15 _______________________________ East .1 6 4 Doubles: Mitchet Kennedy (OR) d McOowe 8 6. Hansen ci. Kundis 1 Redlag Detroit 6.20 4.10 3,00 16 52 35 25 At Greensboro, N.c. d Sheehan Lanahan 8 3. Or Doubles: Smart Johnson (RI . 86 Robinson ci Franzke 80 NHL Standings Richie Harris (8) and White: Jim Pace Western Conference 6.80 2.80 Tennessee 80. Furman 69 meted King d Ta Hendrickson S Soderberq Christiansen .4 6. 7 5. 6 Doubles: Efter Kundis (L H) d By United Press International Moreno, Majer (7), Chabman (7) 2V08ed 3.00 Midwest Division Iowa 86, Va. Cmmnwlth 72 1 0 Rushing Zurawicki (UC Graddy Carpenter 8 6. DickinSon ci Campbell Conference and Cardieri; Hitters- Georgia Q 15.50; P I,-]) 61.50; T (1 W L Pct. GB Bellamy 3 5 2B. Pyburn 24. 2 2B. 7 Carter Storace 6 3. 3 & 6 Midwest Sanford 7, New Smyrna 0 Hanson ci Frick McDowe 86 Patrick Division 3.2) Ul.0; 00 1-n 22.80. Kan City 42 28 .600 At Lincoln, Web. Peterson Sullivan (RId Woodard Singles: Barley ci McCallistcr 8 W LI RBI. Davis 35. 2 R131. Florida Third RaceS'15,M: 31.70 Mitwauke 40 31 563 2 2 Kan. St. 71, Arkansas S Harper d floettner 83.- Crocker Phila 12 715 99 Stevens winning HR. Hdey 3 1. 2B Hobgood, 6. 7 s 2 Micks Noble Oke 5.40 210 2.80 Denver 76 43 377 15': Mo. 61, San Jose St. 51 ci Ctirissis 87, 52. Bishop ci PlY Rangers JUNION COLLEGE 31 25 17': 2 RB. Overall Records- Florida 1 Picky Bell 1.00 310 Chicago MIdeast Hardock 8 4. Ecigemon ci Mert: 8 WOMEN NY Islanders 31 26 9 9 2. GeorgIa 35. SEC-Florida 3 0. 6Shelly Runn Utah 22 49 .310 70' 2 Georgia 03 At West Lafayette, 0. Ludwig ci Freeman 8 1 1.60 Atlanta Valencla Women s. 28 24 II 67 Q (1.2) 12.00; P (2.1) 30.00: I (2Pacific Division Penn 62, Wash. St. 55 Hillsboroughl Doubles: Barley Bishop ci Washington Sports Transactions 20 3510 50 Rollins ii, DavidsonO 1-6) 68.40. w L Pct. GB __________________________ Purdue 90, LaSalle 82 Singles: Huesel (H) d. Wytrall 6 McCallister Hardock 87; Harper By United Press International Smythe Division Fourth Race-SlID: 31:55 Los Ang 49 20 710 -West Davidson Crocker ci Better Chrissis 81 000 000 000- 0 S 3 1.62. Henry (H) ci Bellemy 64.6 Thursday L I Pts. 1 Jetset Lady 120 2.80 280 Seattle 49 21 700 ' Ogden, Utah Rollins Chicago Lyman 6, Evans I Hockey 203 020 20x-1 1 13 2 I. Murphy (H) ci Watson 3 6.6 3. 6 29 2115 73 8 BK's Red Phantom Phoenix 5.20 1.60 45 24 857 4 Clemson 76, Utah St. 73 4.- Dorseif IV) d Davis .16.6 1.60 Singles: McFadden d Duncan 8 s. Louis Los Angeles 28 2710 Sent center Syl 2L't San Diego 32 38 457 17'; Barnes and Gordon; Overby Lamar 87, Weber St. 86 Apps and defenseman Jay Wells to Hacktey IV) ci Orrett 6 7. 7 5. 0 Warner IE) ci Faulkner 8 7. 57. 3.80 Vancouver 2) 32 12 Q (I-I) 13.50; P (1$) 32.40; 1(1- Edmonton Portland 31 38 149 18 and Flynn; Hitters- Rollins Anderson ci Sloan 8 2. Delgaclo ci Bryan IV) ci Ambler 6 I. forfeit Bnghamton of AHL 20 35 12 52) 169.20. Coldeti St. 21 49 .300 78': Duqlenski 21: Tigqott 22. n Sheridan 80. Morrison ci Ma's 8 3 Doubles: Wytrall l3ellerry (Vi National Invitation Tourney Pittsburgh Colorado Appointed former 17 3710 Fifth Race-- 5.16,0: 31:90 Thursday's Results nhart 3 .4. Sherlock 2 .4. Records .a'Mlchigan 76, Nebraska 69 ci Huesel Steele 7 S. 7 5 Henry Doubles: McFadden Faulkner NHL player Mike Corigan a minor 2.60 Winnipeg 15 1210 10 1 Kalki Kan 17.80 6.60 New Jersey 1??. Wash 96 Rollins 8 3 ci Duncan Warner 8 3 DeIqado noBsn CoIl 95, Boston U 71 league scout Wales Conference ______________________________ Murphy (H) ci Dorset Hackley 6 2Obliterated Utah 117. Portland 110 6.00 3.60 Vitiello ci Sloan Ford 86 Duquesne 65. Pitt 63 2. 62. Watson Bryan (Vt ci Davis Baseball Norris Division 1 Husker Donna Vanderbilt, UCF 3 Fnldays Games 3.00 Ornett 1 5. 6 2 Miss. 76, Grambl(ng 71 _____________________________ Edqewatt'r S. Lake Highland 2 Pittsburgh Reached contract W L I Pts. Q (2-4) 47.80; P (4-2) 96.30; 1(4. Montreal Philadelphia at Boston 'V715w La. 74, Ala.-Birm 72 Singles: Orucker ci Winterhoft HIGH SCHOOL agreements wth utility infielder 38 20 8 84 Vanderbilt 010 10$ 11013 2 2-1) 271.80. Houston at New Jersey 8 3 Patterson ci Howard 8 s. Sanford?, N. Smyrna B. 0 Tex.El Paso 58, Wichita St 56 Los Angeles Dale Berra and pitcher Greg 26 32 9 61 UCF 000 100 200- 3 10 Sixth Race 5.U, B: 31:15 Washington at Detroit - Hartford Singles: P Holt ci Russell 8 .1. Jablonski IL H) ci Pettier 8 4, Field 23 28 12 58 ai 6MlssCurve 7.00 7.60 4.20 Attanta at Indiana 0 '-bIt ci 1. Wilkins 9 8. 5 1. Troutman ci Williams 8 0. Braun Football Jannke and Madison. Syberson, Pittsburgh 23 20 12 I KeystoneGambler 6.20 7.00 New York at San Antonio ci Beaty 86 Barley ci Webster 8 3. Yeary ci G Delgatti (6) Saxe (8) and Jarmu: San Francisco Detroit Hired MIt 23 32 9 55 7 PR's Luke Cleveland at Kan City 7.60 Doubles Troutman Braun ci Wilkins8 5 Johnsond Rogers 81 Hawkins (8) Hitters Vanciy Jackson as receivers and special Adams Division Chicago at Los Angeles Doubles: P Holt Barley ci W,ntcrtiott Jabionski 83. Howard Madison 7 3. home run. 3 P81 teams coach L I,?) tah at Phoenix Russell Webster 8 3. 0 Holt Itt'aty (1 Pelter Brown a s Pike 35.38. Hench 23. 2B. 2 RB) Buffalo College 10 1710 90 SWIMMING Seventh Race-7.I5,S: 44:23 Denver at Portland Yeary ci G Wilkins Wilkinson 83 KissimmeeS, St Cloud I Boston Nenad 35, 7 RBI: Chmil 74 Oklahoma Announced bas 38 18 9 05 High School 3 Master MIx Saturday's Games 360 2.80 210 Minnesota Singles: Easterling ci Kwon B 2 Lyman S. Evans 2 UCF - FoSkett 7 5, 2RBI. .Iamuz 7. ketbatl Coach Dave Bliss resigned 29 2111 72 Sebring 123, Oviedo 74, 7 Nyanza Detroit at New York 3.60 3.00 Toconto 3 Singles: Mon rissey IL) d P4Uettiq d Krokosi B 1. Barrett to move to SMU 29 31 5 63 Highland 36 6 Dasher Bell Atlanta at Houston ' Records Vandy 3 2, UCF 6.4 Gosnell 8 7. Oswald ci. Connor 8 2 1.60 Quebec 22 33 ,[ 200- Sebring (Ables, Breed, 0(3-7) 4.80; P (37) 10.20; 1 (3.7Seattle at Denver Scammell CE) d Dart man 8 7 Thursday's Results Junior College 1,1 Nesky, Slegle) 1:39.6; 200 free6) 22.20. Diego at Utah Se,In 11i) Hykes (E) d Fleming 83. Hill ci Seminole 4, St. Johns 3 NY Islanders 5. Phlla 2 Sore (SI 2:14.3. 200- IM- Nesky Eighth Race- 5-16, C: 31:66 5 LJs e tS Milwaukee at Golden St. 2 Elliott 8 3 Montreal 5, Edmonton 1 Seminole 100 000 3004 (SI 2:26.49; 50 Free- Abbot (0) 2 J.H. 29.40 9.00 5.60 Doubles: Morrissey Dortman ci Buffalo 1, Hartford 3 St Johns bi24.04; DIving- Butler (5); 100 6iack Ringo 3.20 3.00 10$ 100 000- 3 13 6 Gosnell H'vkcs 8 5. Oswald Friday's Games .,jfly- Ressler (0) 1:07.94; 100 7 Baron's Pepper Baseball 6.60 Burgermiester, Hodge I?) and Fleming ci. Connor Scommell 8 3 Chicago at Colorado Free- Uttal (LW) 1:00.8; 500 /viiI' 0(2-6) 52.20: P (2-6) 204.30; 1(2. .'8'ee I,, S. Y. S.,41. SOFTBALL Alter. Banes and Rosette. Hit Edgewater 5, Lake Highland 2 Atlanta at Vancouver Free- Sorge (5) 6:16.95; 100 4-7)1,196.20. High School Singles: Venditti ci Bustad 8 7. 5 tersSeminole. GqC 24. 'B. Saturday's Games back- Dearolph (5) 1:11.83; 100 NInth Race -7-15,5: 43:13 Thursday's Results RBI. St Johns Robins 2 . 3. Haynes d Pomory 0 2 Hoang ci Hartford at Wash., aft. hrst round action in the breast- Abbott (0) 1:08.57; 100 "IN'sChasNlcki 3.40 2.80 2.80 Horace Jennerette with 12 Oak RIdge 3, Lyman 2 Brodie8 I. Tosh ILH) ci. Tews 86. Rosette 2 1. P81. Dixon 33. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal i,free realy- Sebring 4: 19.21. 3Rumgr Flash 7.60 7.00 SYSA basketball playoffs EdgeWater 11, Bishop Moore 6 Lumbert2 .4. Records- St. Johns 4 Sneed ci fleatty 84 ea'h 5ton at N.Y. Islanders Girls IChatelalne 1.40 Lake Brantley 14, Spruce Creek 1, Seminole 173 1 Doubles: Budstad Beatty (LII) PhIladelphia at Minnesota began this week with Melissa luebbe scored her Sebring Ill. L. Highland 71 0(3.4) 24.20; P (4.3) 27.00; 1(43 ci Venditti Tosh 8 6. Haynes Valencla I, Florida I Edmonton at Pittsburgh 'll1$1)ionslüp in six different Ovledo$ only basket of the game in the 3-1)182.60. Houng d. Brodie Tews 8 2. Junior High Quebec at Toronto n 200 medley- Oviedo (Brum. Tenth Race-S.1, A: 31:24 Florida t1i'iot1s to be decided. 000 000 010- I S 1 closing seconds to give Maitland 12. Robinswooci II Winter Park 6. Lake Howeill Detroit at St. Louis baugh, Wysocki, Eads, Morris) IMr. Buckingpiarnl6,00 8.20 4.00 Valencia 100 411.IOx- S 1) I Singles: Carpenter ci Perry 86. Biggest ulLset in the ranks Chicago at Los Angeles Exhibition Schedule Milwee a 39-37 win over 2:23.9; 200 free.- Rhodes (5) 2Wright Elvis 3.20 3.00 Mayhew, Baqe (8) and Daniels, Pv.anderson d. Benier 83. Stutz Today's Game occurred in 8th grade boys 2:37.39; 200 IM- Busted (LW) 3La Parita Jackson Heights in 8th grade' sso maid. Davis 8 1. Walton (LI-It ci Cleveland vs. Mexico City Red Navarro. Rutchie (8) and Bunnell. '3) 2:46.26; SOiree- Jeffrey (5) 21.95; action where South Seminole, 0(1-2316.50; P (1.2) IS-SO; 1(1Cox 96. Cnieder ci Welch 8 I. girls action. Val Jackson led Baseball Devils at Mexico City, 830 p m Hitters- Florida Boston P81. Diving- Huber (5); 100 fly- 3-3) 308.40. Doubles: Carpenter Manderson with a 3-7 record, knocked out Saturday's Games Milwee with 23, Kim Lemon Valencia Panellis 2 4, 38, 7 P 81; Coghill IS) 1:21.98; 100 freeEleventh Race-7-15, Sc 44:31 NBA Standings Detroit vs. Minnesota at Keith? 4.2 P RI; Perish? .4. 2 RHI; ci Perry Davis 8 7. Cox Stutzman 8-2 Milwec, 65-54. The win Jeflrey(S) 1:04.30; SOOlree- Hart SManateeMlndy 4.20 2.60 2.50 lid 14. l"aye Robinson had 25 ci. Bernier Welch 8 3. By United Press International Orlando, 1:30 p.m. Records: Florida 711, Vatencla 13 (LW) 6:41.54; 100 back- Hart 4 Good Bye Dallas lilOved the hurricanes into the 6.60 3.40 for JU. St. CloudS, Kissimmee I Eastern Conference Cleveland vs. Puebla Angels at (LH) 1:19.64; 100 breast- Busted 1 Ta 2.40 Atlantic Division Singles: Amdendola forfeil; Semi-finals, eliminating the Mexico City, s p.m Darryl Merthie brought (LW) 1:24.33; l0Ofreerelay- Lake, Q(4S) 37.80; P (4-4)62.70; 1(5,. Perez (K) d. Dube 8 7. 53; Slangle Spartans. W L Pd. GB Sunday's Games Highland (Yeary, Miller, Hoods, 4-I) 277.80. l.akeview to the senits as he Boston ci. Gardner 84; Craig ci. Carpenter 52 IS .776 Minnesota vs. Detroit at "Melton) 4:50.39. Tennis Twelfth Race-li, 0:39:26 Eddie Norton Paced S. scored almost half his teams Phila 80. HarrIs ci Bowin 8 2 50 17 .746 2 Lakeland, 1:30pm Dog Racing - Basketball :Seminoles Head South For Sectional -- , Pro Hockey By JOE DCSANTIS Twin Lakes has size on the away from the meat under the " Herald Sports Editor Seminoles at all three front, boards. He's complemented In Bill Payne's Fighting line positions. the backcourt by a pair of 5-10 Seminoles are making it a At center is 6-7 junior inter-changeable guards habit of heading south, but Johnny Young whom Reggie Doug Wallace. a good . their latest adventures are for Butler will have to contend outside shot usually draw8 the . . ' '" anything but vacations, with. Butler failed to score starting assignment depen.. • -. TheTribewillpulloutofliie against Ft. Pierce and ding on what defense the . . .i Seminole High parking lot at promised a stronger effort in opposition opens with. 1:30 p.m. Saturday, headed the section game. Sophomore Eric Wilson, a _________ , for West Palm Beach to "I lost concentration at left-handed dribbler comes off tangle with a taller West times because I was looking the bench against the man-to. , Palm Beach Twin Lakes too much at the man with the man defense, . ', squad that has comparable ball and fell asleep on my According to George, Twin ..t... . •' ,,..'." team speed to that of man," explained the soft- Lakes likes the outside ' Mainland's Buccaneers, spoken Tribe pillar. "I'm shooting game and has At stake is the SectIon 2 going to be better this time displayed both the ability to ,,,,,,,. championship and a trip to around." run the opposition right out of Lakeland next week where At the forward positions the gym and blow a big lead Whitney. should Butler. promises Thomas. battling the final four Class 4 A teams Twin Lakes brings in 6-7 by slowing down. The key to stronger game flu bug be 101) per cent collide tor the 1979-80 FlorIda Dwayne Turner and 6.4 Tim their success seems to be how High School basketball Coney, both seniors, well they shoot outside Thomas. "We can't afford to wait until the final minutes." VIII! Goodpas ter ArrivaI Send 'Skipper' Sailing? -- Lyman High School hired a physical education teacher Wednesday. Now this may not seem like earth shaking news, but this wasn't any ordinary P.E. teacher Principal Canton Henley hired. His name Is Ed Goodpaster. He's been one of the premier wrestling coaches in the state for the last 12 years, In 1973 while at Manatee High School his team placed second in the state. Two years ago at Pinellas Park, Goodpa.ster was named National High School Athletic Coaches Association Coach of .1 • In last Saturday's victory power forward and prefers to Defensively speaking the above his regular season not against this kind of the Seminoles need to find State. over Ft. Pierce Central, the take the outside shot from the Seminoles should be In better average of 21.8 points. The competition," early intensity if they plan to Goodpaaterhowever,waselaewl)ere_lnprivate business in tenacity and patience that good leaper along with fellow guard Keith Whitney, despite against the Cobras. Thomas for it that could well coun- flna1s State. Soon though, he longed to return to coaching and makes a good tournament forward Coney, the scavenger not operating at 100 percent came to life late in ti ball teract their lack of size is "Our running game has teaChing. team. of the team. "Mr. Henley did me a favor by hiring me," Goodpaster said due to a knee injury turned in game against Ft. Pierce after composure. been hampered a little by Trailing by five with less "He doesn't shoot that well a super effort against Ft. hitting the bench with early Since the opening game of tUJxOVers so we've SlOWed the Thursday afternoon "I was very unhappy in private than four minutes remaining, but he's always hanging Pierce. foul trouble to can three the district tournament pace down a little," pointed bUsinesS." point Tribe surge to down the lot of tip-ins," commented Stambaugh also iced Ft. Seminole's comeback bid. "From here on in we have ey for the Lyman wrestling job? behind three times for vioCotras 68.62 for the Region 5 Palm Beach Poat prep sports Pierce on defense. "No, that's Skip's (Pletser) all the way," declared the anThomas, along with several tories, including a pair of to play hard for four q. 'j- title and the right to meet writer Dave George in a ticuiste Goodiaster. "I didn't take the job with the idea of After allowing the Cobra's other team members is single point wins that were ters." ,, Twin Lakes, runners up to Ft. telephone interview, A win Saturday night earns foti Skip out. hot handed Luther Sandlfer 10 hastily attempting to recover determined in the final 1' ., Conference with a 256 record. Palm's biggest threat Johnny Stambaugh literally blanked Saturday's victory. "I think that's a sign of a' Lakeland, two, games away to supercede him In any way." j, Twin Lakes advanced to the Peoples. All of which Henley corroborated. his man the second half, "We have to have strong good tournament team," rom the state championship. , sectional game via a 52-48 "1'o, it was not even dlscnased," said Henley about the The six-foot senior is the limiting Sandifer to a single rebounding against them," commented Tribe assistant Sanford radio station Lake Worth Leonard and a 72- the team and is considered a Payne will once again look Beach's superior size, SeminOleS on the road, Play. It hid nothing to do with any change in the wrestling the Ft. Pierce victory. , 69 victory In the regional deè.fly outside shot. Peoples for bigger than life efforts "We have to play with inbeen by-play announcer Joe program." "So far we've kind of game against Ft. Lauderdale specializes In the running from this front line of Butler, tensity right from the start taking what they'll give us JohnSOn goes on the air at 7:45 ''his is not the first time Goodpaster has been dee to Joining North East. jump shot, preferring to stay Bruce McQay and David too," adds Glenn Stambaugh, and then taking it to them in p.m. Saturday night. the Longwood school When Bill Scott moved over to head football coach, Goodpaster applied for the job, but withdrew his name. Just last year, on a Friday, Goodpaster decided to come to Lyman to take a non-teaching position, but was offered the Clearwater business opportunity on Saturday and opted for it I' Instead. Now he Is a member of the Greyhound pack. If he was offered the head wrestling Job, would he take It? "I haven't really thoughtabout it," mused Goodpaster. "But it would be due some consideration." And what about Pletser? How does he feel about the arrival By United Press International points and block fow shots to spank a of Goocuter? Is he a tlreat to Pletzer's job? the Hogs offensively in the second half, 'LaSalle, Missouri Coach Norm Stewart is beaming comeback. Dore hit his first three shots late in scoring 44 points, to advance into a Saturday "Nobody's said anything to me," said the Skipper. "But if The Quakers, 17-11, got five free throws Lamar Dumps Weber State, Advances In First Round Of NCAA Tournament are showing more poise than a youthful team play, and the Tigers tied the game, 36.36, with Reed scored 16 to pace Arkansas, does. .............. In the West RegIona', Lamar upest.No. 17 , 1:35,iainlog. "-'.- '..-. 1Y guI ôi.bly the youngest acting Ma,i Dressier then convertel a Uree-polnt 'Weber State, 87.66, and Clemson edged Utah lineup of any team In the tournament," play of his own with 2:24 left to putMissouri in State, 76-73. starting team of two freshmen, two 13 of his gamehlgh 24 points In the second half sophomores and a senior - with a little help for Missouri. from a junior off the bench - came from Stewart said Dore "did a heckuva job. I'm behind to defeat San Jose State, 6141. The really hap for h" " victory moved the Tigers Into Saturday's Wally Rank scored 14 points to pace second round against Noire Dame. Jee State, 17.12, "1 just wanted the team to play well. In the other Midwest game, Kansas State They're a young group and I wanted them to nanw.a ArKansas, 1143. Uo a gooa Joo lids tournament. They playel I Boston College Rips Boston U. 95-74 In NIT By United Press Iaterutleual Tom Davis, the Boston College coach, spent the night before his NIT match against Boston University In. terviewing for the coaching position at Duke, If that's his game strategy, you can't knock it. BC scored a 95-74 victory to enter the second round against Virginia at Chariot. tesvifle, Va. "They have an interest in me, but I don't know how much," Davis laid. "The job Is worth looking at, But a decision won't be made until the season Is completed," If Davis needs a reference, he can use Rick Pitino, the Boston University coach who could only watch helplessly. "They were a better team than we were," said Pitino, "He outcoiched me. But their program is five years ahead of r A - ours." giv ' .' ____11 • 1 4 - Sophomore guard Dean Chandler led the BC scoring with 24 poInts, 12 in the last 6:17. Four others totaled in double figures as the Eagles took the lead for good with a 17.2 surge midway Uraugh the (liii hell, BU kept dose'ln the second hail and a l21nm after a timeout cut the delicti to 1442 wIth 10 mInutes lift. BC regroted, riUng off tiree straight baskets, and then closedtheftnal7:I3wftha$42run, In other first-round games Michigan defeated Nebraska 7649, Southwestern Louisiana nipped Alabama. Birmhsan, 74.72, Tew El-Paso nipped Wichita Slat., U. 95, M1adppl edged Grambllng, 71-74, and Duquesne dropped Pitt, 9543. Junior forward Mike Mofle. lid four Michigan sow.ra In double figures with I points. Junior guard Johnny Jiii added 19 and Junior center Pail lisuerman chipped ln.wfth 17 to -wip - Mk',Igw lIft Its r.cord to 11-12 aid end N.braakas aiseon it 1143. Dion Rainsy Mt 1$-loot jianp t with tireS ssvcsde remahlg to Cajuot a 3M record and a aeconduri gemc Monday in A1n agaii the , Uithrilty if TuUL more eeiiterTerry Whit, scored ilpeists, le9vdS'ig S two dlddlnij free tbrbii IUs 19 seclude lift, to send (TIEP. $7, Into a,second4Ilmd gent Ann Arbor, 865th. ahet wiUs cue Freleiso Caine (lark WI a 17-loot second left and 05. lIla, 1742 afWr m,èlag Its d post. PSVS.eS, 4VSS0Sd Ii a ascendSW! tIWIflIIM reimd mait*sp it lIlimsusli * Monday. __ kaJor guard BJ. Pleniry made 10s1U free Itsia. In th,secondl*1f,UWSSIn UsInai1tInohItth. to more to a ascondroun gems aplwt $L Paler's. Ragin' 0wid minutes of the game to score a surprise .Victwy.-oee round game agaIrit Duke. rnie McPherson opened their season iceasfully TuOday by All-America center Joe Barry Carroll edging Ovledo 3-2 at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Lamar, which grabbed a 35-31 halftime lead ignite a late Purdue scoring spurt to lead the struck out 10 and walked only two. Tony Turner scored the and outscored Weber State, 27-14, in the first Boilermakers, 19-9, who will face St. John's winning run in the bottom of the fourth inning for the Panthers 10 minutes of the second half to lead, 62-45. Saturday in a second-round game, when he raced home from third base on an errant pickoff atThe.Cardlnals then went Into a delay game In the East Regional, Tennessee defeated tempt. and held on for the unexpected victory. In the Furman, 80-a, and Turner .ini Pail Griffin each had one hit in the tight pitsecond round Saturday they meet fifth- monwealth, 86-72, Iowa beat Virginia Corn. theta dual, The Panthers travel to Oviedu Monday afternoon ranked Oregon State, a return matchup with the Lions. Senior Beanie Johnson scored 28 points and BIlly Williams scored 22 points and fresh- grabbed 14 rebounds for Tennessee. Johnson Blackman scored 15 points to pace four tory. I'm pleased with their efforts." 42 seconds remaining to preserve Clemson's Kansas State players in double figures. Center Tom Dore, an Invisible man at victory and send the Tigers into a secondMlssourithlsseasonwlthtbearrivalof fresh. Kansas State overwhelmed Arkansas round game against Brigham Young. defensively In the first half, holding the man Steve Stipanovich, came off the bench In In the Mideast Regional, Penn topped Razorbacks to 21 points, then-overpowered the second half to score a season-hIgh 11 Washington State, 6245, and Purdue downed Volunteers, 18.10,whowill meetejgjghianked Maryland Saturday. Kenny.Arnold scored 23 points for Iowa, which will meet North Carolina State Saturday. Hit Attack Over Hawks Sanford High's Lady Johnnle Bennett with a - 34 . -. iwv .aiu uquaa u.n pius perrormanc., Patti a parade of extra base hits to Jacobs also collected tiree sc't an 11.4 wIn over the Ilts in fciw appearances while Spn. Creek Lady Hawks Bus Hogan collected two base Thursday In Five Star Coo- hits In los, trips to the plate. feruics action. The victory Improved the Deli Benton w perfect 3-3 Lady Seminoles season slate at the plate, Including a home to 34 on the season. They face run and double, Spruce Creek in a rematch - Alo 1adding to tin Lady Tuesday at home, game time 14 hit . was ii 4:00 p.m. DePaul!s Super Soph Aguirre _ Heads UPI All-American Team _ _ - NEW YORK (UPI) - Mark Aguinre, tucky to No. 3 national United States at the Pan American the sweet-shooting forward who helped regular-season title in the Southeastern Gameslast summer, He led EiSa11, loan send DePaul to the summit college Conference and a berth in the NCAA East Coast Conference title, as NCAA basketball this year, the leading tournament, betth and its nrat I-win . vote-getter on UPI's 197910 All-AmerIca "I think that each time I'm honored in 1975 and averaged 24 points and 111 team. some It's a pleasing and rebounds a game while shooting In a nationwide balloting of 206 sports satisfying experience," the Peru, Ind., percent from the field. He is tln.No, 1 writers and broadcasters announced native said, career scorer at laSalleand No.7 on the A pair of Seminole County youth baseball Thursday, Aguirre received 164 votes Macy averaged more than 15 points a all-time NCAA list. , seaa opening jamboree, are on tap for Saturarid staked his claim as the premier game, hit more than 53 percent of On the second-team AllAmerlca W forWard In the country. floor shots and nearly 91 percent of hIS gds Kelvin Rassey of Ohio Stat. ani day, He was Joined on the first team by foulshots. Both the Altamonte Springs Utile Loague and ReggieCarterifSt.Jolm's;centeaMJke guards Kyle Macy of Kentucky (142 GrIffith, Louisville's extraordinary Gininskl of Duke .i the Seminole Pony Baseball organizatIons are set votes) and Darrell Grlfflth'if Louisville showman, helped keep the No. 4 Car- KIng if Maryland and Mike O'Kor.n if topttld1tgs Underway it'll IS am, (110); center Joe Barry Carroll dinals near the top the national North Carolina, Rollins baseball coach Boyd Collie will be the Purdue (95), and forward Michael rankings all season, Louisville, which fiatured opening day speaker Brooks if laSajie (49). On , at the Altamonte captured the Metro Conference crown Aguir,,, $ sophomore, Is the only non- and advanced to the NCAA tournament, Worthen Maripiette and Jeff Lamp of ceremáles which will take Place at the Eastmont senior on tin the learn, He was the force consistently turned to Its flamboyant 64 Virginia; center Roosevelt J. of Recreation Center Ii Altamente Springs [j L$od if behind DePau1's startling climb to the senior. S)Tacu., Both leagues plan a full day el scrimmage last season and the source of Iti He 23 points a game and ant Drake and Kelly Thpocka of Notre action wrapped around official ceremonie, at cor4imied At 1-foot-? 86 percent me' the field. He also lOIS with pleuty ad hndd.gs aid munchies for the and 21 pounds, Aguirre averaged 27 averaged nearly S rebounds and 4 assists Those receiving honorable mention entire day. points, S rebounds and 3 assIsts a game He is the all-time leading scorer were Danny Ainge of Brigham Young, ______________________________ this year. at Louisville with a career average of Eugene Banks if DiE., (lyde BmWiaw Aguirre's game took on added morethan 1$ points a game. of DePaul, Don Collins of Washington dimqslone this season, Carrull, who finally came if age to his State, Steve Johnson if (W.ge - Slate, "L& )'luX Mark was an offensiVe senior year, turned Purdue from a solid Ronnie 'ester of Iowa, Dwd Mackiln ________________________________ machine," says Coach Ray Meyer of the but unexceptional turn to a Big Ten if Louisiana Stat., Carl Nicks if Ir. o Miller I . De.ma Mac No, I ranked Blue Demons, "This year power and naHenai contender. A 7.1 State, Ralph Samp.bn of Virginia, st... u c.M.smse Atw en. Nw HolY lfl. Eva there's more than scoring, He passes. cesster,heaveragednpolnls,vrebswxis DeWayne8celesifLans$tat.,John SeeI1 Pre lNs (U I.owl JKkIuil 'LhWS Iliad 170. days defense and rebounds ____ Be's and 3 blocked shots per glow. yw.u. (3) JIei isee 'Pa) JSeMw177.CIftly,cNMb1.,. Stros,id of Mpp5, jilnis of Cs*st, improved by leaps and hounds." (4) .P.mIlv. I5l (1) HIgh loiN: Kihy Nsilia 401'It's a privilege and as honor to in insja, ij Valentlas al as ssaSidSsmh1.s,(e)& ChNlIiyJiii. Mary, the Wildcats understated selected lids yen," Carroll said. "But Kiki Vandoweghe of UCLA, Herb Tr.e.$srvlos, (flWiI &C. (U WSidy SeiNe $40. Rihsn hoe. ____ captMfl may well be the meet poised It's more a credit to my tewunutes," wiijams niohio Stat, and MIkS 01de0S wnhIu. (U Ni. S. ($) Philsana Mi' a Qomon 1$. Iimei (ii) Tirade Csw.. guard In the country, He directed KenIMiN 140. Dived Hire.) 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TM wum. ______ ta Bua' if canapiring to buy a for their Feb. $ convictIon of Giguere was arqutttid In 4j 11W uf&Pmal pi-.-ii. es '.o fr a ' consplrin4glopayLlbera)sen. 197$ fir conspiracy In the or uiiqi$ aeuEesmi - 10 • Jesse CIS .10. ia_f LIMhSr$ 10. Jicks QVICh Ill. whit acrasøi. a ranking, a of Two Baseball Jamborees Scheduled For Saturday was way, u really of of of - top - averaged success this year. Transactions ,, - from . a game. Keglers Korner ... ,,. - ' - - - ' - Swimming Seminole with 21 points, in- points in a 33.17 win over S. eluding four clutch foul shots Seminole in 7th grade boys as Milw&'v pulled close in the play. Lakeview led by only 14 'I Teii ti cupies the most space. To play doubles in tennis and do it . properly is very complicated indeed. It is not jut two people on one side of the net and two people on the other side of the net S exchanging long cross court rallies. This is singles for four, No, By l.ARRV (',tSTLE doubles Is a team game, one that requires a lot of thought, ' teamwork and on a high level, many difficult and involved switches and patterns. The following briefly Iescrtbes doubles - YOu con take fewer chances on the second serve. The receiver shots. Once ()IIC tei*ni hits the ball up, iIOWeVer, time opposing Spartans. Troy Quackenbush teU111 IIIOVCS in for the knockout punch, added 18 for S. Seminole; Pat 8.Down.The.Middle Balls. Most balls are hit down the iiiiddle LaCore, Al Bunyacksi, Kevin when allfour players arc at the net. II you are moving in when Wildes and Norton gave SS Hock lake topped 'I'eague in 7th grade girls play, -17 aS 1,iz Stone scored 12. Milwee took Jackson Heights in the execution - anytbniliwork if one h.s the ability to hit the shots - nothing will work if the strokes are not there. Doubles Strategy. Doqbles Is an exciting and fa.stmoving lii gamble - i-un around his backhand, move in quicker, arid I. 3. The Poach: Poaching isa service strategy in which the net bull. If you have been pulled wide, your partner must move and Quack, Norton and Doug over and cover the middle. If your opponqnts are returning the' Koegler logged 15 steals side ball, the partner on that side must cover the alley while his between them. Greg Pilot Julie PruttC 'un" 'Mflson Wright. In 6th grade girls play , between partners, You should keep this in mind In choosing a areturn shot, The net player should always move diagonally player with) the forehand in the middle will usually take the Hock !,ake disposed of Tuskawilla 27-10 with Tami indecisive. Sanford rolled over Teague leading the way. Rock Lake' l,akevjew 9. Low Balls, Return the low ball to tile feet of the player and bopped beat league, 23-16. Kim farther from you. This cross cut volley gives the ball inure Tuskawilla 86-37 in other 8th Grahun scored 9 for RL time to drop to your opponent's feet. If you are succ'essful grade boys quarterfinal Janet Cabalerro 6 for Teague. returning lun, iuusv iii close.', for your opponent must volley up Illatelies. Isilly Dunn led In 6th grade boys play, and you will then be in a good position to volley down for time Rock Lake wIth 19. Greg Rock Lake took Milwet,, 55-47. winner. He aggressive and keel) attacking. l'ime farther back Shatto added 12. Cornell Don Palmnt'r had 28; Steve you stand, time easier it is for your opponent to hit to your feet. (oulcl was high for JR with 19 hooker 13, 'I'J Scaletta and ,.,.I-4..i.i 5IIU4W. hUt) S give your opponents an angle return. 10. lIthe ball is returned up to you, move in quickly and hit down at the feet of the opponent nearer to you. Anticipate the high ball by virtue of your low return. Start closing in even before your opponent hits the low return. Tile partner Who IS not hitting is ready to back up the hitting player in case tue opponents try a quick lob or lob volley. (The lob volley is a difficult shot, however, and will not often be successful). II. Strategy When You Are At Time Net And Your Opponents Are Back. Be Patient. Realize the rallies will be longer and it will be imarder to put the ball away. Don't try to power time ball past your opponents. Short, angled volleys can be effective since they tend to pull one partner up and out of position. But if you don't tmave enougm angle to win the point outright, keep the ball deep and down the mmiiddle. This will keep your opponents back on defense. possible. The poaching net player aims his return shot at the opening between the receIver, who is back, and the net player, or slightly toward the net player's feet. If the poaching player's momentum carries him to the server's side of the tk rvl:ig partner moves over to cover lime poacher's original Side. The poach Is a good move: 1, If You are having trouble winning the point serving to ii " -- -, -, poweras effectively from the backeourt - it Is difficult to hit si icsxmvvra rnyumm aria seep mm rrom grooving his return. The receiver has many more things to think about against a "through" two opponents from a backcourt position, poaching net player, liii These two considerations dictate advanced doubles On a big point, such as "ad out". Here the poach can imeip 98,strategy: get to the net where angles do exist and where tdh quickness and touch can do some good, Since the court is the server out of a jam, especially if he has had to struggle to ttet easier to cover, both partners can get to the net with less risk win his serve. If the serve is deep. If the ball lands near the serve line be .jithan in singles. Even In beginning doubles, you and your ready to move, idi partner should attempt to position yourselves at the net. Both If the return Is a floating underspin. 'This shot often lends ola the server's partner and the receivers partner begin the point Itself to poaching. s& at the net, and both the server and the receiver should attempt Strategy For The Receiving 'feam. to Join their partners there as soon as possible, Once at the net, Who Returns From Which Court? In determining who stalin prime goal is to make your opponents hit up to you so you receives the first point (which panther receives on the deuce can move in and hit down. Proper court position is the most court and which on tIn ad court) the prime cons ideratiorm important factor in successful doubles at the beginning and at 2leat through the intermediate level. Basic positions have should be, where does each receiver feel more corn. 'already been covered. Now the goals of each team and specific fortable?Usually a player with a natural underspin backhand will play the deuce (forehand) court, where most serves are in situations will be discussed. close to the receiver's backhand, The partner with the better '1 Ch.,if,.,m, a-t',.a 'i'h. a. .u16 drive backhand Who should serve first? Usually the best server should serve court, since there(topepin) usually plays the ad (backhand) is more room in this side for a fuller return litfirat in each set. SometImes a special playing condition, such swing. -'uasatallwindorabeenceofsunglare,wlllfavorbeglnning with 5.Hltting The Return, A good return of serve is one of the a weaker server (neither server should have to serve Into the moat Important shots In doubles, for it sets the terimpo of the f11 swl if one is left-handed and one is right-handed), point. In advanced doubles the receiver assumes the server is Get the First Serve In. Fewer chances should be taken with coming to tin net and his goal Is to keep the ball low to the the first serve in doubles and more margin should be allowed approaching server In order to make him volley up. The (more spin, for example) to get the ball in play. A gçod first receiver will usually come to net on the return of serve also, "servë is of great Importance, because: althqugh the first rule is get the ball In play, 1, , Your partner at the net can poach more effeètively. 6. Receiver's in' 2. As the server, you can come to the net more readily. An you lormally beginPartner, If you are the receiver's partner on the center of the service line. Your Intermediate player should come to net on many first serves, reiponsiwlity Is to cau the out serves and watch your partner's not much less often on second serves. An advanced player return, If the return into Is reasonably regularly come to net on both serves, since the majority f server, move forward a positionlow and to the approaching about 10 feet from the net, ,sipohstscw be wonby the team whogts tothenetflrst, IfthereturngoestowaIdthenetplayei-(e becauseofa 3. Youhavelnstrateglcadvantage,Ifyoumlutheflrst serve, tin receiver will probably have an easier return on yost give yourself time to react and to cut off the opening In the _nvond serve. You uuaUy hit your second serve with middle of theyou court. the return serve La low and to the center aid more spin, which gives it a tendency i land short. Also' of th. court, canUpoach to the center, partner whose style of play might complement your own, , (Often a quick touch player and slower but more powerful partner form a good team), Although the court is 9 feet wider In doubles play than in alnajes, two players can cover me entire area with corn paratIve ease, UnJIk,e singles, then, the probability is low that ..you will be able to maneuver your opponents out of position when you are hitting from the backcourt: the angle to which to UMIfjii •S S• SS•S• 5 LOW COST •S A UTO S ••INSURANCE FOR 5 ALL RIVERS S 55 , PHONE ) 3220285 - .' - $ . . I . • I - ' Former NHL Hockey led by as many as 20 but in the third quarter but pulled 7. Strates When Both 'feams Are At 'l'he Net. 'flie great Milwee refused to quit and away as Merttiie threw in 9 of niajority 75 ircent of all points in advanced cioubies end paced by the brilliant play of his points, He Finished with 15, with all four players at the flet, like in-fighting in boxing. 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I 4', At March 2nd to 9th, 1950 for five months has asked me to marry bini. He has already bought the ring. I told turn I ________ ' S!.R I 'icis Pineerest Baptist Church 119 West Airport Boulevard 31- year-old woman, divorced for four years, and have no To I The man I've been dating _____________________________________________________________ ' I$ ama also suspicious a bout her DEAR __ '7'' • • We live in the same town motives. Her next appearance and I have wore than enough was in "Godspell." We time to spend with her. Tell received no invitation or free ______ 'I • • ness? her clothes off! I was imiorMy parents have plenty of 'tified. money to pay for any kind of Now I feel uncomfortable treatment or counseling, when I see her in the office. I _____ I . theater group. Site in. cal. . _J , there, sisted that we attend a play in I know that lots of blind which she was appearing. Sixhe people lead happy, fulfilled even gave us Free tickets. The lives. How can I help my play was "Equus." mother overcome tier We went. Halfway through _____ ''1 . CIIU1lZPAII INOMAIIA CHUTZPAH: No. I DEAR five productive, happy lives. _________ 'I ________ ________________________ '-v. did not feel obligated to Service I am afraid mother might %%ritt' again, and let me know be suicidal, and as an only ii you are making progress, I child I feel responsible. All cure. she cares about is her DEAR ABBY: My husband grandchildren. She won't la physician, hired a new leave the house, and she falls office assistant who is active '! 5'-'. I My lather is living, but he's at all. fie has been parents, particularly your My parents have inet Win DEAR ABBY: You wrote uncommunicative, withdrawn mother, need professional once. briefly, aind file)- don't that if a person is invited to a , WIp .' S and reception for a girl wii,vi' 10 io $35,000 a year, but it's only a )uu enough to influence your semi a gift. Do you still think I (l('('IS IOu - sai' no! DEAlt WHAT: Both your job - not a profession. was wrong': What can I do to help? _____ 5'I • b4.r,Id PI? bYm Vincei$' De you can't house, ARF1 0 ..' semester of college."I'llis Vlli(;o see. 5, 5 5, :•. - The women on the corn- I' _ .. over the house. Even a Association. Don't give up. sight ed person would have Sightless people call learn to trouble getting around that accept their limitations and 55 by Craig Lggifl .S . "treasures," which he places your p \ __ 322- growing season will result in compact 3233 and ask for Fact Sheet No. 37, engrowth and numerous branches on the titled, "Azaleas for Florida". sustaining life, it is Important. identified. Mrs. Smith mid president; Mrs. Ted and sullen ever since I can help. Your mother must learn kiit,tt lw's ulIl) 27, iititl not a wt'klirig reception, a gift is in ttus. I didn't consider those college graduate. order. %fill so niuch chutzpah that they also have a male Stapleton, third vice pres.; remembe-r. His relationship how tip li%-v %fth her disability. to train citizens in CPR. with mother appears to 1xv Call the Braille Institute and Soiiietiiiiig else bothers me: Well, I disagree. I received they'd send invitations to If a family has a member manikin named Andy. Estelle Davis, chairman of based on mutual repugnance. ask f r sugjestiuus. If there Is ldon't like the ring tie bought an invitation to the wedding virtual strangers. with a known cardiac The business meeting of the Arts Dept.; Mrs. Glen Jone!, He collects trash and none oin your urea, inquire at 'I •, Several light prunings early Ili theactive and culture, call the Ag-Center at f all 5• I., . . 3 .ind..or foliage application of only micro- to 4 inches long have proven satisfactory. nutrients have proven satisfactory if needed, althoug h soil treatments usually l)eciduous azaleas are usually1 have a more long-term effect, propagated by seed or layering because cuttings are difficult to root. l'ltUNlNt; — Pruning is necessary to Gordon, Mrs. C.R. Jones, in Mrs.Ned Julian, Sr.. Mrs. Leo minutes are vital to ago and has never been pros.; Nell Lee, second vice by Lsonard Starr ___________________________ ' __________ applied inainWin hybrid characteristics. Azalea . Complete fertilizers con. cuttings are rooted most successfully Home Uk George Parks, Mrs. John play ace and deuce of diamonds. This would set up IVS FACE MUM OL46WA atom House Mrs. Smith stated that using in class. She is designed the next year. They are cardiovascular disease is the 'with like features and hair of follows: Mrs. Richard four to finesse was not going to 1,! succeed. ___________ l'RO1'1tC,ATI()N — Evergreen azaleas usually propagated by cuttings to are big inittee were Mrs. W.W. Tyre, oo* GUN CONThO. L.A S. , F.M1m C4 ' ___________ _______ by T. K. Nyan _______________________________________ ON NO I UONI 71U. GOTPINKV JAIL ties activi J lt41'SoN SPAN . S a manikin, Annie, that they are an election of new officers for , •. IRPISI ...Ybu GAr4'l' l(peGf fldM 1 _] I '-I-.--- Heart for sharing Mrs. Martha leading cause of death in it real victim of drowning who Fowler, president; Mrs America, and since those first was found in Europe years Robert Brisson, first vice Review the bidding he would OIIAPPfMW .., be 100 S Franklin Clontz, Mrs. Phil sears ago, and became totally brain damage result. printing and some staff Deere and Mrs. Victoria E. blind two years ago. Since sometimes people who have support. Davis. [fiat time she has been been thought to be clinically Mrs. Smith displayed a The meeting concluded with depressed, and says there is ' dead can be revived. THEY 14AVE __ •• th 'I __ I'iWiøuH OF AN - American make his contract would be to ONEOFHIM! ri v tits should By NELL LEE problem, that family should club began wi th a re port from chairman of Public Affairs Herald Correspondent want to know how to help Mrs. Fred Gaines who an- Dept.; Mrs. Adrian hull, The Woman's Club of during the critical time before nounced that there will be a chairman of Home Life Dept.; Sanford met at the dub house an ambulance can arrive to May brunch-breakfast for the and Mrs. Joseph Kratzmar, on Oak Avenue for their the scene. CIP. Mrs. Virginia Butler and chairman of the Social Dept. regular monthly meeting and There are various groups of Mrs. Ruth Gaines will be COThe hostesses catered the luncheon. President Mrs. citizens in Seminole County chairmen. Mrs. Ned Julian, Jr., food and made attractive Walter Gielow presided. involved in the CRP training. Mrs. Adrian Hall, Home Some of them are from the president of the Jr. Women's centerpieces for the tables Life chairman, introduced medi cal community, public Club of Sanford, gave a that tied in with the theme of I ' ry pounds per f ' stopped. It is to be used to Springs. ft ' rpe Se Mrs. &nith warned that Dept. She presented Th€ Pe, Mrs. L.W. Rosa and sustain life while waiting for •- . ,,, professional he lp to arrive or attending the classes does not Wo '' 'a Club of Safliord with' Mrs. Richard H. Vaughn. I guarantee total success, but It a check for O. for an ambulance to come, In today's hand there was CPR is needed for victims can guarantee a percentage of Mrs. Robert Karns anno real need for South to get past "AR" and he didn't really of drowning, trauma, drug sur vival due to past statistics. nounced that she had received need to bother much with "A'. overdose, electrocution, heart She said their program offers a thank you note from the West started with three '. attack, poisoning, choking, classes to all types of clubs Hacienda Girls Ranch for the Mo er rounds of hearts. South ruffed . suffocation and smoke and interested groups w here donati on of 12 books from the the third heart, played a ' inhalation. it is possible. club. trump to dummy's jack and l)EAR ABBY: I'm happily She explained that the first The East Central Florida Mrs. M.R. Strickland an- llou 3 to Smith Barbara NOW .wpr 9 : @0 __________ Sun sPlanted any titne if proper care is taining iiiicrt)-tiutrientsiretvailable and when taken after the spring growth has provided. can be used for norinal fertilization. Soil hardened or inatured i June). Cuttings azaleas. Organic amendments and lowering the soil pH. A Sod test will wider than the root mass. An organic fertilization are usually necessary to determine the pH of your existing soil amendment such as peat, cornposted plants should be watered every 10 days to __ _______________________ NI icro-nut 11~, ' revive a person whose Classeswillbeheldlromnoon Gainesville, to be involved in King, Mrs. F.F. Meriwether, breathing and heartbeat has until 6 p.m. in Altamonte conservation, and in stressing Mrs. F.D. McCollum, Mrs. BRIDGE If for transplanting-. however, containerized azaleas may be tran- routinel y be incorporated to raise p11 of - resusitation. It is used to has been set as CPR Sunday. McDonald goo FRANK F ANK AND ERNEST should CPR. Red Cross. help during the last year. She chairman, Mrs. Burch CorMrs. Smi th began her ta lk The goal for Seminole announced that t he ir major nelius, Mrs. Gertrude by explaining the CPR stands County is to train at least 20 club effort In the next year is Fischer, Mrs. William for cardiopulmonary percent of our citizens. May 18 to help with the Ronald There was no way for West ., situation co uld lead you sad Al"Sietig _____ ____ planting - We haven't mentioned the dummy's queen and Jack for that he or she may not be able mind. code word ARCH for some two club discards. to deliver. Logically assess AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D.F'eb, time. "A" is Analyze the lead. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) what is offered you. 19)11 would be wise not to get "R" is Review the bidding. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Involved In ( ftn at. "C" It Count your winners and (For a copy of JACOBY •'' loSers and "H" is the all- MODERN, send $1 to:"Win at Don't make saks you don't fairs of friends, or let t nt question: How can I Bridge." care of this newspaenjoy doing harder than they become enmeshed in yours. make 7ie contract for declar- P0r. P.O. Box 489, Radio City . really Today you____ may ld can eat con. ork. N.Y. have a tendency to in both ceaes. 10019.) ,, tract for defenders? ANNIE the munity College, who spoke on Association and the American Yancey who has been club on a good diamond, he , had no parking place for his:, other low club. After the usual balderdash' it season adjusting amendments applied at one time. Dolomitic litne in bark splitting. Death of branches with is best when a number of azaleas are recent soil test. W/tTEI{IN(; — Irrigation is necessar split bark may not occur until weeks or being transplanted together. Organic ThANSI'IANTING The planting for optimum plant growth during exmonths after the injury, amendments such as peat, compost or hole for containerized or balled and tended dry' i'riods. Plants tran splanted SOILS Well-drained, organic soils pine bark are beneficial in increasing burlapped azalea plants should be apduring the dry season into sands' soils with a pH of 4.5 to 5.5 are most suited for water and nutrient retention, and proximately 6 inches deepr and 12 inches may require watering 01 the root mass ' I A 1W A pH incorporated Into Important, because within CPR four to six minutes permanent have provided 125 manikins, could make lavish pronilm-otrsy today. Keep an Wo liNK OF '14A7? WINGS! another Will therefore no more than 1 pound of sulfur third defensive trick and while South could discard one, today, bet on may not be Uwe to ball you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) W14Y PONT r conserve water and reduce weed square feet, per 100 square feet of planting should be problems. Noeinber to March is the best _________________________ month or a losing finesse, West took Mc kIng fnr •i Seell Filtered ning fertilizers like 6~-t; or 84.8 nient. Pruning after flower bud initiation Azaleas should be planted at or above 'shouldand be applied the same depth as they were in the fall, inter. in the spring, summer, will decrease the number of spring Apply a double handful flowers, Therefore, established plants container or nursery'. An organic mulch or approxmiatelv iX)Ufld to a mature should be pruned shortly after flowering. applied to it depth Excessive rates will injure plant roots. t)ense speaker, of Seminole Corn- the yourself and your abilities, out, to have an opening bid unless . Oenlni Iead: K rather than on someone CAPRICORN (Dec. ujan. he held the king off diamonds by StoffI a H&mdahl else's. Banking on a Icier 19) Having preconceived ___________________ among his souvenirs. Therecould cause you to one also, notions about the ways fore, all South had to do to - - BUGS BUNNY Urban Horticulturist VQ 7 s Pass Pass Dbl. Pan 24 PASS 24 Pass pan s• Pass 4• pan Pais TAURUS(April 20-May 20) status or career for granted. if you we going to take any The luck youte counting an I in married the mother of few minutes after the heart or Regional Emergency Medical nounced five new members. three. Msand problemmi is my hrnfhh g i stopped are vary Services ja supporting the Theyaret Mr.. Janice Vihien, mother. She is 68 and blind. 1• take things relating to your be available soils with a pH higher than 5.5. Soils with a pH higher t han 5.0 can be modified by applications of wettable sulfur, promptly led the queen of dia- Vulnerable: Both Dealer.West was Nor* Essj SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. DAVIS 0652 soum • K Q 109$ Vu •A2 •A K 73 headaches. Perform duties Dec. 21) This is not a day to I AT 092 — #J965 Graph, Box 469, Radio City SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Before participating . in specify birth date. pleastrthle pwmits today, have some Idea of whit You ARIES (March 21-Apr il 19) Intendto spend. U you don't, failure to take your d -- desire, begins with your birthday. way this pet __S __ ______ you PlSCES(Fet,Z.March) , ,, ,': ,_ .... ,.-: .'.., very Important to 'tik bto,, .. tt , , _______________________ grievances out of proportion for yourself today. Listen advice if it is wise and Such behavior would only add 10 t he fire. prudent, but don't discount NORTH 3.7-so your own judgment In the - LWRA (Sept. 23.Oct. U) •AJS _VJ$4 process. Getting along wi th Normally you're 11g type Q J 16 other signs is one of the to hold a grudge, but today •1004 sections you'll enjoy in your you may treat someone poorly w'r EAST Astro-Graph Letter, which becam you dWin't like the $74 _______ ____ ____ 5XP PEAN jiING ia r MARR1EP, exaggerate the difficulties cW With Mrs. Barbara Smith guest safety, schools and colleges, report. She thanked the club St. Patrick's Day. the amount of saturated fat are: cerned. Your willingness to today. Loma could occur if envelope for It. Send Your oil. work hard and take you permit yourself to be - _______ _____________ PRISCILLAIS POP of reUtionship of diet to low walnuts, pecans, almonds, your work, March 8, 19 blood sugar problems. Other hazel nuts and hickory nuts. LEO (July 23.Aug,) Treat readers who want this issue About 80 percent of the fat in 'l" coming year you are and can send 75 cents with a long, coconuts is saturated* fat and likely to be more adventurous your resources where your goals are con- possessions with respect stamped, self-addressed the same applies to coconut by Howie Sch ne ider TIJF, There are some animal, by weight are nearly half fattsand over 70 percent of animals eating large amounth, of pean u ts are more prone tOW, th eir calories Is fat, of developing fatty-cholesterol ApproxImately 15 percent deposits. However, there was their calories is saturated fat, also a lot of cholesterol in the;.. Now, like all other plant diet. So If you are eating lots!: - 36 40 - I 35 — inicro-nutrients may not s6sr-vptible to cold injury. Rapid thawing bed or soil backfill during planting. soils with a pH lower than 4.5 Soil ad. of frozen twigs and branches may result Preparation of the entire planting area justinent should be, made based on 11 , Areas FERllLlz1vrIoN — Frequent and present seasons growth. Terminal be spaced according to mature size of the light application of fertilizers are vegetative growth stops after flower variety but generally 3 to 5 feet apart. necessary in Florida's sandy soils. Acid initiation and subsequent bud develop. Ample quantities of iron and other TONI flowering. Azaleas exposed directly to tilizers, and tream. Therefore, they won't more calories per grain. Raw peanu In available at the Agri-Center, located in ceed one-third by volume. Plants should early morning sun after a hard freeze are should he low of moisture, will have sugar. 31 _____ to be absorbed Into the blood- Best Sanford. shade reduces plant growth and Three-and-half ounces run your blood sugar up and, contain 564 calories. Your peanuts, because of cause rebound low blood,. roasted 27 — C1frZZi. . 25 - growth and optimum flowering. digest, s • I 1.I1l)( pine trees or strategically spaced hard- Since the nuts are eaten in solid form, It takes a w hile for them to be emptied out of the, stomach and for the nutrients Peanuts do have lots of - _Perform %mods pro%ide conditions for healthy carbohydrates and what they have takes a while to calories. You can get an Idea 16 drainage make placement and care thpor tant. EXPOSURE — Par tial shade under the not particularly high in READER DEAR - Now It's perfectly true tha t peanuts and other nuts would peanuts calorie count? - 15 14 know how of peanuts other - 12 to leas 'Azaleas perform best in areas with filtered sunlight. Their shallow roo t .stem and low tolerance to poor soil blanched almonds? Is there mom number of calories that they contain. After all, they're any reason to limit my intake - 11 Aza - foods. Are Owe any other be a fairly good food for such nuts comparable, such as a diet other than the enor- 110 9 - request to me, In care of this compare to other protein 33 Having little 51 Oath 52 Rims moisture 4 Gardening meals i must eat daily. I'd NY 10019. like Friday, March 7,1980--9A Lamb substitute peanuts for at least 10 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, one of the na11 frequent Radio City Station, New York, 48 Boat gear 29 Helps 7 Incorporated (abbr.) 3 ) 43 Ales 27 Nipple Landing boot 31 Auxiliary verb S Over there ________ [Mill 5 Mauna 23 Boiled Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . I. I'm very fond of them. OURSELVES iet Dr high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet to help maintain a moreeven blood sugar level, I discovered dry roasted unsalted peanuts were a handy emergency food. Now not only sin I dependant on them but 10 Fear 37 Mista kes 12 Skinny fish 38 City in Ohio I Three feet (p1) 13 Jewish tongue 39 Fatality 18 Lighted 2 Unlocked 41 Not living 21 Raced 3 Plateau 22 Comedian Caesar 23 Coaster 24 Normandy On DEAR D IAMB Since being advised to stick to a I /5 M E N THEY CAN KNOCK If If 14 Pertain 45 Compass HAP 15 Slice point fl N i 16 Genetic 46 Black bread TI 1 KA'S material 47 Dexterous AS T6!IMAI (abbr.) 50 Fly F U k £ IVI o 17 College F L I£ T $ $ 10N£ $ 53 Walks degree (abbr.) 54 Sawbones $ 19 Scouting 55 Coelenterate 8 Non-toxic 34 Curvd group (ebbr.) 58 Estranges 9 Minor 20 Transmit 35 Ensign (abbr.) ____________ I FEEL IN A GOO2 MOP ...TELL TIIE 44 Before (poet.) Nuts To You're D I)f gam A :- �11 .-.. bA—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Friday, March 7, 1,00 Legal Notice Report On Deteriorating Citie S Disappoints 2 Arkansas Mayors UTILE ROCK, Ark. (UP!) -The cities of Helena and West Helena have been ridiculed in a government-financed study that left a pictul:e as black as Mississippi River Delta mud, but the mayors claim the-total story of the two cities was not given, ir iuuy, iinanceu.--------D a ;,uou grant [torn the federal Economic Development Administration and carried out by the University of Arkansas Industial Research and Extension Center, pictured the area as one with a generally deteriorating economic climate, "I've never been so disappointed In something in my life," terview, "I'm in the retail clothing business and I would be vitally interested in a deteriorating community as much as anyone." West Helena lost Its largest single industry in June when the Mohawk Tire and Rubber Co. plant was closed. The study said that was not an isolated incident but a symptom of the deteriorating climate and one in which more plant closings could be expected unless changes were made. The reason for the lack of Industrial growth is Helena-West Helena failed to take advantage of the economic opportunities available in the last 3) years and failed to successfully manage its resources, particularly its human resources, the study said, The county has been losing population for years, leads the state in percentage of families on welfare and has one of highest poverty rates In the country, the study reported. Partly because of these "negative factors" none of the industrial prospects that have visited the area during the last five years have located In the area. The study suggested a - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. SO4O7.CA.20.p IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF CHRISTOPIIER BRUCE FOLEY, a minor child. He said It was simply economi that caused the plant to close. He said the plant, which made only bias-ply tires, was old and it would have ct a great deal of money to retool for making steelbelted tires. Mohawk chose to close It down, lust as Goodyear and Firestone have done to some of their ilants, he said, Concerning the declining population, the report did not mention the area is primarily agricultural area and that over the last few years machines have taken the place of labor, he said. "I think this can be attributed to most of the decrease In NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JAMES M. PARTR lOGE P.O. Box 7 Sedona, Arizona ua YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IF I ED thAt adoption and other relief has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to HOWARD A. SPE 10 EL, ESQUIRE, 3319 MaguIre Boulovard, Suite 207, Orlando Florida. 32803, and file the original 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. ___ 'Ii' RATES 1 time 3 conseco?ive times 7 consecutive times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY . Noon Wanted experienced bus boys; cooks; din. rm. waitresses. dsh washer. Apply in person 3200 S. Orlando Dr. Cavalier Motor Inn. Sic a line 7Sc a line 72c a line Better Living Center of Cassel. berry. Call for appt. 3395002 Noon Tuesdøy BOYS & G I RLS All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The rates shown above are for both days. EARN EXTRA $$ '. -- . Court on or before the 26th day of ________________________ leaving the area, which is not the case." Call Circulation Dept. March, 1910, otherwisea iudoment _________________________ _______________________ KeUey said that on slum housing, the report did not mention may be entered against you for 4_p tOItJIS — &—Chisd care the"200-oddhomesthathavegonedownstncel'vebeenmayor relief demanded in the Petition. ______________________ ______________________ . 322-2611 -, _______________________ and 50 more on the condemnation list. In public housing, we (SEAL) WtiBe L61Tt Write: "Get A Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ___________________ have over 3(X) units." Mate" Dating Service. All Clerk of the Circuit Court EVENING HERALD . Baby Sitting in my home by __________________________ ages, P.O. Box 6071, Ciearwa. By: Cynthia Proctor "We admit we have a lot of unemployed, a lot on welfare, a Christian lady. Hcurty, 7 tit, Fl. 33311. Deputy Clerk Wekly, daily rates, 7 days or lot of poor people but we're still trying to see If we can correct Publish * * * * * * * *' Feb. 22, 29 S Mar. 7, 14, _______________________ nights a week. Call 323.9366 it," Kelley said. "Maybe we don't have as much middle class 1980 and leave a message. AAA EMPLOYMENT S—Lost & F*n,d DES.1Ol as we'd like. Both mayors said the cities had not been idle. When it was learned It would take some time for the study to be completed they raised 1100,000 to form Arkansas Delta Development Inc. and hired an industrial development specialist as director to work full time just to find industries and jobs. They saId $200,000 was raised to build a new county Chamber of Cornmerce building, They also noted the report did not deal with a proposed million slackwater harbor, which would bring an estimated FICTITIOUS NAME LOST: Cocker Spaniel, I mo. old, blond. Vicinty of Hidden U. 332.6041 btw 95 Notice ishereby given that lam engaged in business at 390 Marigold Rd., Casselberry, Fia., Legal Notice 32707, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of FIFTH AVENUE COSMETICS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR and that I intend to register said SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA name with the Clerk of the Circuit PROlATE DIVISION Court, Seminole County, Florida in File Number IO.79.CP accordance with the provisions of Division community after researchers left, "which could invalidate some of the assumptions made at the time." He said the slackwater harbor and other long-range economic projects were not mentioned in the study, "because we were to deal with the short-term solutions to the Mohawk .1 Orderlies & Aides 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINE — Will baby sit full or part.time, exp., great rates, Winter Spgs. area. Call 1349119. (Corner of 10th & French) - REALTOR MIS (v323.39 ' GRAPEFRUIT ' FOR SALE 322884$ ________________________ March 14, 1910, if interested' send resume to Seminole Community Action Inc. Project Head Start P.O. Box ' Drawer 1389, 1101 Pine Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal' Opportunity Employer. 11—Instn,ctjons Wanted Exp. Desk Clerks Apply in person only 3200 S. Orlando Dr. _______________________ JUMP FOR JOY CreativeExpressions 322.7813 Judicial Secretary starting salary $116 wkly, High School graduate, supplemented by. traIning in legal secretarial IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a net, car, see today's ClassIfied ads -- -. ALL FLORIDA Notice Legal - , ,. . - ( Pt,, ,'. ___________ Z '' - -. REAL TOP 322 1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE II ________ 3fl.401 or eves. 323.OSI ____________________________ v $44,900' 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCREEN PORCHES, AP. .?LIANCES, GOOD CON. DITION, WALK DOWN 171.900. $32,900 WITH ASSUMABLE ' "MORTGAGE, - ' , _____ 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT.IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA. 133,500. . .' , ____ ____ - LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE. WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, MANY EX TRAS. 109,900. _______ _______ ' - -.------. . _____ ,,. - UNITED FARM . CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED ROOM, 1½ BATH, ORIGINALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $500. ________ AGENCY , CR0 ___ ____ SliMMer. Shew and Sale spofisoud by WcddofCenfralFlorlde, 10a.m. to$p.m. MONDAY. MARCH 17 FlaridoSI. Plck. '7 ___ Swoops to Lymut awaiar rood and ari'—teat. Lake. TrI•Iit Drive, to Ihi plOt 11111111 were csmpietei ost isus presca *.r $010. Florida Stetifee, Cr'lurry, Plsrida, or as ONE,_ccsrdlnp soon , arsosrdedkiPI.tseskIe.pag,p resin 7$ yo .gr 'wIt$rsSlitsrw$hIheClsrkof mar.as.r.spess$Ie. tn-r s S. Public Reside it $omiesi, —'-. Clrcvlt Csuli. In and for $sminsle ' Mary w. HantlerstI, .,* CityClist 1Sfl'V II *5 COlfntV tdem1 at the pebIlcitNo II this CIty it $aPi'Jd. PIsrIda rua 'loSed Ibis d d. Of Mardi. pur ____ _____ . __ ' , d - _____ ____ - - .' '-'A_ __ - .L -- ' 'k,,, i ' o1','.,._.', NOIIVt NJVt ST*TEØ ______________________ - - _____ .- pØ fl$ IMSSOURLANDSNQvIPjTURI -.. ar, in$1 it $110 Lii hSdI 11191 . iiftoisr Pub, isr ,., *5 partIes IMs.sted in 1IJU11N eIs vs as ive any l.iI $sWddiellb.4ISI,ow,Noo Psrlidit$de$lule.*mnt*fo, ______ ____ _______ ____ ____ it me r.uru As..,..,is, me City it laifoal, PWmeI T WOliSINS AUThORITY TNlNAURODalouP.lNc ARTHUR J.McGUIU.AN A&I '' •, $113 last ide lion $Ireit Orlando • P50151 ________________ -- -. '. Fvary. 1*1 A'*5 H. Serfl.hh Jr. Clertil the CIrci Court By: Oman I. Tiler nr isir ____ I _______ ' ______________ FLORIDA - - WITNESS my Mi elficlil Nelit$SWCIW9*lip,hdapof . U 1iOAY,MAEI tall. Untied F: 1ely show in homer of DaRery Firsisen'. AalMu'y'a 35th Mnivir'y, 7:30 IVY FWisiss's H RIles Hafl, *1 Cli'bs P.m.. It. l'lchats available al the deer. -. Pt*i* OST-60 irt, ISle style it OfIICII is in. dlcalsi absue. March1, 1* ___ QvleCetWar.Speasr.alrs. 1J,JapijpaIJi, - __ ____ __ Lsèaii. noos, __ r, 7, $1 . IRPURUS PLUS WA ThOMAS asidIvi DWscN Pintat PeWuory *, is, a ch 3,3,7, ..-. . .- the BOX lid. _____ BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2",B home in Loch Arbor. Pool & patlol CH I AC, eat-in kit., FR, much more. BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT ¶66.000 Bargain Price $31,000 uniandEsfates.CB,3 BR, l',B, 0flS " . . - ' .r,I to 18008215642 .- I U1L, a v earn: nocratlorcats , —w . 34$1. I .4 iLnt.,l r.wa.&. m.,,.,4 '' ri tr' es, make this a I$Sal. Crank Construction I , aIlIaIISa.s N vsi ' . ' .-_ . -' _- __ ________ The Real Estate Agency Inc., Isalters 2151, Il, with mother.in.Iaw tote 11*13. most furniture I 7135'. S. French (17-921 Santord 323 5374 appliances stay. Newly _.___ S 195 Navy ethers I rcc ____ _____ $shtord $33,500 Grand Old Masterpiece r- InCluded. 333.2173 or UI9$7 IMP Orlando _____ ______ ___________________________ ' 32 32222 ReaIty, Realtor 0306.6) Isilty W.dd .t_ 1- ;'_ Phon 322 lUkSanIor&. 701 S French 373 7834 77—Junk Cars 54$forl' pick up delivered 323 1917 aff. 3 1901 M,'srshall Ave. Sat. S Sun. 9a.m. till?' ,hy buy used? New brand name lxii springs S mattresses at 20 lxt above dealers cost. Twin, lull siZe, queen S king. Jenkins F,,rniture, 205 F 25th St. 373 09$). 1973 Buick Regal $900 97) Mustang $600 373 0372 Top Dollar Paid for dunk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment. 327 5990 Yard Sale Saturday Marth 8. One Day Only 101 W. 74th Place, Sanford 1915 Ford Granada Ghia, cxc. cond , AM FM stereo, Michlin radiatS 19,000 mu 52.500 830 9503 78—Motorcycles Accessories RODSON MARINE GUITAR LESSONS— ) yrs. exp. as teacher & professional guitarist, Studied theory I at Chicago Con servatory of Music Beginners. enroll now, $Sa lesson. Student guitars available, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center S Studio, Sanford. composition 51—Household Goods RemoVed BUY JUNK CARS From slOto 150 (411 322 1621; 3 4444 Back Yard Sale . For Sale 1915 Honda, XL 70 with less than 1,000 miles. $77S or BeSI offer 3?) 0288 after 5 p.m '71 Datsun good running Cund. 5900 or best offer 365 646 1919 KAWASAK I 100 51600 323 6046 2 Dr. HT,New Motor, Radio, Heater. 5250. 323 1340 AOKTIRE 332740 NEW TIRES S)9 $91 UP 71)3 French Ave. Sanford '70 Cadillac Coup DeVille run ning good, leather seats, new battery, radial fIres, muffler & shocks, $695. 323 5267. 59—Musical Merchandise FIREWOOD When you place a Classified Ad 'ri The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen . 7927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla, 37771 I 4 & 46 Industrial Park BehInd 8 Days Inn JUST MAKE PAYMENTS—'69 Ic '75 models Call 339 9)00 or 8344805 iDealerl AOKTIWC 1221180 "ii(i( i.'. $4 95 I'ie,ivy Duty $6 95 N,' llatt,'ri,.s 129 95 2411 F,t'nch Ave Sanford (Ravenna Pk). Mar. 8, 9 5. 55—Boats & DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 14*, 92 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, well hold a ptAlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday 0*7:10. It's the only one In PlorIda. You set thi reserved price. Call 904.235. 5311 fOr further details. NEWS USED BATTERIES Maior Credit Cards Acceptec THE BATTERY SHOP 107 W.?lthSt 37391)4 Will buy lunk Auto Batteries (lest Price' Super Beta Sigma Ph, garage sale Cor. of 25th St 20th St. 322 5791 ar1ford. 68 Dodge Polaris 373 8911 59—Musical Merchandise t's.'d full size hotel motel bed. ding. Very clean, $14.95ea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of Sanford. ______________ 3225721. MICROWAVE Push bulton controls, has caro ut,eI, still ,n warranty. Or.ginally 5441, assume pay _____________ DMJMP! IV') Why pay more? HERB'S TV We specialize In— 6'z acres for only $16,500 . Very 75915 Sanford Ave. RANCHES Washer GROVES good terms. Osteen. a. REAL MATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. $340300 Eve. 063-3M' BR, 18, all appi. md. WID, SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $27,000.. Orlando 2771791. 3 lots total 110*196. directly across from Sonora entrance. repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $409.35. used short time. Pal. 5189.14 or 51935 mo. Agent. 339 1386. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. 41-A—Condondniurns For Sale 323 1731 I I KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Ref. ropo. $6 ci' ft frost free. ,.I... (L.a (iAL..(I6... w,ly..flv,,,vw - -- 3 BR, I Balh, C-HA, comp. set up, $5,100. 41 Downing St., Carriage Cove. 131.293) or Set our beautiful new BROA5' MORE, front I rear DR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323.3200 VA I FHA Financing '1 YR. 01.0 DBLWIDEBeautIful 1g. 2 51, 28, wCentral NSA heat pump, big bornis., $, huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $1,I00f I Harold Hall Realty, inc. 323-5771. Lk. Sylvan Area. S acres, $37,000. Other parcels avail. W. Malic:cwski, REALTOR - 3227953 ________________ SERVICES UNLIMI3ED HomeRepairlRemodeling CeramiclHe ___________________________ MEINTZER TILE ' New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Fxp. 869 $562. WE BUY L'SFD FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING Tiletloors installed NEW& REPAIR Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323.1868. ________________________________ Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances&Misc (LOCAL)349537l Clock Repair Painting __________________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 32? 6509 I Eessmaking We buy use'i Irn't"r. FIJRNITURE&THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323 6593 — niture Salvage 377 8771 r Painting by Anthony Corino. Quality InI or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 322 007) ROY'S PAINTING I Interior— Exterior FreeEst. 3239034 _______________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332.0107 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur PaInting 4 Repair "YwalI Trenl Paint,ng & Repair Interior I Exterior )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls Free Est. repaired. Res. & Comm.. Remodel I Additions. Call 53l.$399or 0670)36 ..yju, •Ir Agent 339.5314, Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding KenneI. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 377.57$?. - Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast,dependable Regular or I time basis We do wash windows 677 5594 We buy your equIty, close Ir 24 h... AWARD REALTY, INC. ESTATE AUCTION Aatlqws, ffBitvr, COIsctils$ March 0th 7sOO P.M. FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 - _______ If you are having difficulty fifldiç a place to live, car to ,driv,, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. _____________________________ .__..!!dji_._, - Custom built utility I trailers, truck racks I misc. repairs, Get . . plenty o prospe your product or service In the Classified Ads. Maitland Civic C.ntsr _____________________________ AuctIonr Col. "Jim' Grau To List Your Business,,. Diol 322-26fl 8319993 6444929 1 I BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210517 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Housis S.G.BALINT 3225615 1 Man, qualltyog..eration I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Deal. 327.1331 s Painting & Remodeling Horns Ifll 'Itsfl$nf$ z1I.2e00 322 3551 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. Greoming&Boardjn 47—Real Estate Wanted 10411$. Florida Mar. ' sgage Investment. 1104 1. Robinson, Orlando, 132.3976. - ____________ Antiques-Oriental Rugs Music Boxes-Slot Machines Bridges Ant iques 323780) Commercial lot in Longwood on Hwy 427, across from Lyman HS. Call Henry 3)95212. 372 0771 Light Itauling ' HOUSe Cleaning Susinsis 2lhrs FreeEst, 83OilI3aft6 ______________________________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture. 705 F 7Sth SI. 373 0911 46—Commercial Property Will buy 1St I 2nd mortgages. We Ilso' m5ke Real Estate * 319 5259 Cash 322.4132 REALTOR, 323 719$ We buy equity ifl houses, apis. I vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. lox 29. Sanford 3224741 home Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, ReIn0., stoves, tools - 332-1137. - ('ompleteMobile Repair Whatever the occasion, thereS4 classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. 68—Wanted to Buy CailBart Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet, remodeling All work guar. Free Est 33) 8465 si, E. 1st St.. 377 5742 YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 3737580 - Home Repair I TOWER'snEAurs'sALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook FILL DIRT STOP SOIL REAL ESTATE call anytime 12730111. I 62—Lawn-Garden - Zoned Residential in County. $16,500 cash, trade. let's deal. Homes Beat ycare __________________________________________________________________________ 221 mo Agent 339 131$ meats of $21 mo. Agent 339- -_______ pct. $10,000 mtg. 131.4012. -- repossessed, used very short time. Original $591. bal. $111 ot 377 1577 - FARMS - _____________________________________________ 191e Singer h- uturat-uliyuto, ,UROKER 2439 S Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321 06.iO ------ --_,-a - Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Hall 3224403. 2202 French ?2!!'I 52--Appliances 2 car carport, 1g. utility rm. w. thclvc, workbcnch, fenced bk yd, 1g. unit Ac & oil heat. Freshly painted. $21,000 to 6 42—Mobile interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local del,very. Noll's Sanford Fur. Salvage, 1792, So. of rXomoa - W.Garne$t White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial MUST SELL! 15.500 Window Air Cond , e.cellent cond. 3?? 3930. SEIGLER REALTY Broker.owner. 322-2420 REALTORS Branch Office iCe, t fenced lot, many extras. 131,900 by owner principals only. Call aft $ 3236507. Sanford's Sales Leader 2565 PARK WOODED LOTS. ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR YOUR COVE. RIAGE CHOICE FROM 11.500. CROCKETT eves. SUPER 4 BR, 21 in Mayfair, beautiful lot, C.HIA, FR, FP, Lg. rms, Motherin.law suite, pool I, patio. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. All this for rn WE BUY CARS 'o—,su,u rcIrl Sanford, Sunland 323 3610 098) '.01101 total inventory of brand a,LL OF THE ABOVE PRO PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED, CALL US ANYWAY _______________ SPECIAL 3 BR, 1',B home on a beautiful lot, many xtras, C Aa.H,wwcarpet.DR,panFR, recrm w.bar. app SERVICE CONTRACT, only $49,500. REALTY WORLD. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave Sanford SPACES AVAILABLE "i-' WANTED: BOUTIQUES IS - STAINED GLASS MAKERS GIFT 5HOPL etc. ss mc.. Util)ti. . ONed at W*N Pest. Dries Cy,f'1a February .s, iue. FiddNo: March 7, 1451,50, 195 . •.. 4t1$11505$Prw.i4fly ______ . Tt BROKER _________________ -. Eustis, Fla. 337U SEIGLER REALTY 1744211. md salespersons in Sanford ares. To g.tds. tails. tak. minute CE!TT 1heo, . ___ ____ Lake front country charm, 2 BR, 78, brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings, ANYTIME Multiple Listing ServICe _________________ AA*P'NA$T t.veu4 m OWNER BEING TRANS. FERREDI 3 BR, lB home w• many unique features in desirable Mayfair, on 2'-' lotsl Many additional features. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only 555,000. . , ' Realty, Inc., Realtor, Orange City, 773.7272, Monnie Burgess, Associate, 775.2333 $645001 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL hEAT I. AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $41,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKI " ____ N STROM • ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE ' , -'. STE 2!', BATH, FORMAL DINING ;)CITCHEN. REDUCED TO 7' ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. GENEVA AREA. $9,900. with brick BarBQ. Price: $38,900 with approximately 117,000 assumable mortgage, 7'.", percent. R. N. Greene . 'OOM, FIREPLACE, EATIN SERVICE. GOING 'N OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN UPSALA TO 51,500 CASH OR TERMS. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 1' bath, concrete block home in Sanford. Convenient to shopping. Fenced backyard TOWN. 523.000 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PO.RCH 1. NEW ROOF. HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO. FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. 51.900 EACH. ______________________ IBR,2BLR&DR0r3BR,7Bw. 1g. FR, new roof, wds., carpet & appl. No qualifying, i yr. warranty, good location. 243$ Myrtle Ave. $8050 assume 53)850. 3058573029 aft 6 wk days. 323.7832 'rn . '79 Jeep (red) C.) S Deluxe top. 15001 assume 323 2017, ask for Tim ,'.".-. Eves. 3220612, 3271507 207 E. 25th St. , . LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF '4 pct. interest to qual,fieu buyers. New homes with ...'-,,,,,y ,'.'.y....'..., Low down payments. 332 7Th? Ig fenced yd. Exc. cond. _______________________ Sale 80—Autos foi' & I lam carport sale. Sat. Furn clothing, etc. 106 Brown Or Restaurant Equipment LAKE FRONT. LAKE HELEN AREA. 550,000. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR (It'Sk, 170 Jenkins Beds, Dbl. motel 13.5. & Malt., 530 set Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French 373 7340. 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 373.5174, WE HAVE BUYERSI HAL COLIT REALTY Inc. - UTILITY TRAILER $121 .323_6308 _________ or t L o,nmt'rc au PeSi dental Autio S Appraisals Yard Sale 2407 Key Ave. Misc, Fr,. S Sat. - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. 556.900. big kit, walk in pantry, pool S fenced ', acre on cul de sac. 561.90011 otfi 310 Sanford Ave. LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA . Side by Side refrig., 575. picnic tbfe w 7 benches, $30; full size baby bed w matt, 575. Oak Porch rockers, $29 95. metal Vinyl Ponchos 52 99ea, - II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LOCH ARBOR GEM—Spotless 4 BR split plan, wIg. BR's, FR, REALTOR Eli MLS. iiii o I9 _____________________________________ '74 Ford F 100 P U. V 8. std trans. tool box. new insp, $950 - 373 9211. Dell's Auction Center Hss J S%est Sanford ?3S670 Garage Sale F-ri., S Sat Clothes, spreads. curtains S dishes. Church of God by Faith, 1306 W 13th St. WILSON MAIER F IIRNITURE l'L'Y. SE-IL, TRADE 311 11SF first St. 327 '672 B ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL NICELY ING HILLS. WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $28,500. LR & DR & detached party house on over 'ii acre for only U2,SOOlI FRONTAGE. Dc .1 I PLUS ACRES WOODED ROAD FRONTAGE DELTONA AREA SI1.100 SPANISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft pool home wfireplace, format LOCHARBOR i Sale U urniture, 205 E. 25th St. 373 BARY AREA 15 WOODED ACRES $31,500 845.90011 _______________ " HIGHWAY I BR, C H&A, ww cpt., Ig patio, M. Unsworth Realty - 50—MIscellaneous for - NICE BUILDING I OT lOx 1)0', COUNTY. CLOSE IN $3500, 51.000 DOWN rose garden & low cash to mtg. '. - ' COUNTRY', ACRE- Newer) Build to Sod - *n lot or yours. FHA VA, cHA'735 174S _______ $1100 3237303 Several couches & love ScatI Danish mod chairs. TV's, qoo lot ot tine glass, some antique & some sterling & etc . Solid built, wood tram building Can be used to playhouse or storaqo Something for everyone SAT 9to5 I I & 46 IndustrIal Park Behind B Days Inn u h 43—Lots- creage LOW CASH TO MTG.--4 BR, 28. split plan. huge kil , formal OR, fenced yd. w trees. $34,500!! ___________________________ __________________________ ?u had a successful TV series!" EXTRA LARGE ROOMS 3 BR. lB. FP, formal DR. oak shaded cor tot S ww carpet. Only $34,000. STEMPER AGENCY $33,000. ________________________ _________________________ wI uf ywr 6+. acres on beautiful Wekiva River & Hwy 16. si 10,000. Bdrm home with fireplace, _______ His. Lovely 3 BR, 713. 10' sc porch, Ski lake w dock. Lakeview from BR. LR S DR in area of more expensive homes. Furn. $87,500! Hugeoak$w.d.thischarmlng3 , 24 '.' LAKEFRONT LAKEFRONT , hardwood floors, dining room, screened porch and garage, central location. 71 Ford PU F100 DOOR PRIZE ( OME EARLY STAY LATE Lk Monroe. Must see this one. UNLIMI TED POTENTIAL Development opportunity! One entire block Z Comm on W. 1st St. 5110.000. 5S2,S00 79—Trucks. Trailers FRI. 7:30 P.M. .JIdIiJ, ' • setting. 3 BR. 78, EP. close to Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build on your lOt 01 our lot V Enterprise, Inc .,Medel Inc Realtor UI 30!3 Make room n your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classif lea Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 3222611 or 831 9993. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try tjIs 3 ltdrm, 2 Bath, dIn. rm, porch, gar., fIreplace, 1g. treed lot, gOOd area, needs paint. PRICED REDUCED to 1971 750 Honda, some custom nce clean $1150, aft 6 p m 3?) 2299 * AUCTION SALE Furniture BR by Hooker. LR by Hammary, Seliq. Broyhill. 1,SOOBTUAC,asst items S.it 10 lo 1, Sun I? to .1. 117 Maplewood Dr. 323 9374 ____________________ cat Sun Mon. i3oi1rT oranges, grapefruit S lots of other .tms 322 1183 . MAYFAIR lovely Executive Home in quiet picturesque VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes - ____________________ CALEND 323. 5774 BR's, 28's guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY WOODED 3.2 acres (390 ft. frontage) on Stone Island GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 32) 7310 BROWSE easy and fun The Want A Way _______________ , Eyes: 319 5400, 322.1959, 323 4302 with beautiful view, fireplace, fruit trees. I yr. warranty. $65,900. - V ,suauwi VI LaP ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads, . ______ ATOUCHOF COUNTRY in Longwood. I BR. 78 oversized REALTY LITTLE LAKE MARY- 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath lakefront home 54—Garage Sale _________________________ IWUITY, Inc. _________________________ Notice . .. 305 373 1863 Road. $22,000. I Harold Hall to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. 2541 5. French Ave. 322 0779, 322 5353, 372 0231 - j ________ hILTON 24 HOUR 0 322-9283 When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close OF SANFORD REALTOR - t1 I REALTY 321-0759 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call for more details. ______ ____ ____________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 75, so ness over S700 Balance due s175 oo or take over my paym,'nfs si, 00 month Still sarranty Will deliver Call 862 5394 ____________________________ _____________________________ TV repo 19 Zenith Sold orig $493.75 bal $18316 or $17 mo . Agent 339 8386.__ -__________ Classified Ads will always give you more Much . Much More than you expect_____ —______ _____ Good used TV's, $25 S up I MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 3?? 035? ________________________ lOBBIES Reg. Real Estate Broker 26.40 Sanford Ave. I acre plus Wold home. Zoned for duplexes, city water S sewer. Super location $35,000. ____________________________ _ -_ _________- . API - . -'' . ' 322-7972 lot, comm. $39,500 EVe.305 668 5610 . .. Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. BATEMAN REALTY ACREAGE lust off Lake Mary Blvd. This 9+ acres is zoned agri Which means you can keep horSes. Suitable for at least 2 home sites, even has a large spring fed swimmin' hole. 842.500 with excellent terms. . with payments $250 & under to qualified buyers. 112 Carver Ave. 1793 9574. REALTORS ,Q5anford Ave. - NEW HOMES 592.000. YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE BIG VALUE & low price of this lovely 4 BR, 2B home in one of Sanford's most desirable neighborhoods C H&A, 2 FR's S. it is available for immediate __________________________ - 78—Motorcycles LISTNOW' Call Walt Cappel 323 6400 Knowles Realty Inc REALTOR 6283005 EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail, in thu 4" acre estate. 3BR, 48 wguest cottage, fruit trees. BACK ON THE MARKET This 3 + acre 3 BR. 2B older home has a super country location, exlras md., C H&A and a brand new country kit. SwimmAng pool, FP & many citrus trees. All this and a low dwn payment. $67,500. _____________________ _____________________________ __________________________ - ______ 3 BR, 28. pool, BBQ. green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. PORZIG REA * * * * * * * * __________________________ Part.time Janitor—Handyman position for Headstart, ' lanitoral duties, yard work, minor repairs, 5 hrs. per day, salary range S3,410$3,631 9—Good Things to Eat ___________________________ _______________ LUXURY LIVING . 323.5176 Wanted: Mature European Lady or child care in my home. Longwood.Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. Day 660.4416, eve 3236180. __________________________ - 28R.28, Condo, Kit eQUIDOed. move in today for $33,900. . 912 French Ave. ______________________ _______________________ ___________________________ --_______ - '. Street and Locust Avenue, San. County, Florida, Probate Division, -It are true but they didn't go Into all the details." — perience as a judicial or legal ford, Florida, at whIch time and the address of which Is Seminole Teeter called It an unrealistic evAluation of the community. secretary.Abletotypeaswpm 18—Help Wanted place all bids will be publicly County Courthouse, Sanford,' . and take dictation at the rate "I don't think It reflected what we're trying to do over here," Florida 32771 The personal -opened and read aloud, of 100 wpm. Apply in person to contract representative of the estate Is Proposed forms of Teeter said. "It mentioned all the negatives and didn't give a Seminole Co. Court House, N. DIAHWASHER, FT days, exo. documents, including plans and WILLIAM E. SCHMIDT whose balanced evaluation." Park Ave., Sanford by March., Egg 1. Omelet Restaurant, address is 1243 Emerald. DrIve, specifications, are on file at the 13, 1980. Seminole Co. is an. Sure, the cities have problems, Teeter said, just like any situation," 25.45 French Ave., Sanford. Orlando, Florida 32501. The name Offlceof the Architects, Gutmann. Equal Opportunity Employer:.. James Mayer, a Helena department store owner, said sales Dragash Associates, Architects, and address of the personal other comunity and "we certainly don't want to hide our head M.F. representatIve's attorney are set FACTORY WORKERS mature, figures "do not show that we are teetering on the brink of Planners, Inc., Sanford Atlantic In the sand and not deal with them," cooperative, smart, strong & Bank Building, Suite 400, P.O. forth below, Are you caring for your Elderly? economIc disaster. In fact, we are posting gains on a regular Kelley said he went to the EDA after the Mohawk plant All persons having claims or Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. reliable. United Sovents. Wouid you like to work, shop, basis." demands closed to ask for help in getting an industrial specialist for u against the estate are Copies of the documents, 3236661 or keep an appointment. Let' Bill Brandon, president of First NatIonal Bank of phillips drawings and specIfications may required, WITHIN THREE SocIal Services Aide-Some area. That was when he was told a study would have to be me sit for you. Will furnish MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF be obtained by depositIng references. Call Mon.Tues. County, said descriptions of the made before the agency could offer any help. He said city area's soclo.econornjc condibackground and experience in with ArchItect for each set oi THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Set. for appointments 32-9343. social services delivery officials received a copy of the study last week. tlons"areatlea.stl2 to2yearsbehlndthepointwhereweare documents so obtained. Such THIS NOTICE, to file with the systems, must be bondable, Earn extra money at home.' today." deioslt will be refunded to each clerk of th. above court a written He said he would have preferred the report been used onl self starter and geared to Good pay. Easy work. No person who returns the plans, statment of any claim or demand for local consumption, "but when It came out as it did (in the ________________________ _____________________ I specifIcations Working with people. Hours other they may have. Each claim must experience necessary. Start and __________________________ must be flexible. Salary: newspapers) andwithoutit beingascomplete as we'd liked for immediately. Send name and documents in good conditions bewrItIn9andmustIndicatetM 57,30019,400 D.O.E. Ap. address to BW.EH P.O. Box it to be, it gave us sort of a black eye. My attitude is that It's out within 10 days after bid openIng. basIsforthecIaim,fh.name plicatlons and resumes will be t'es5ot the creditor or his agent 13332A Orlando, Fl. 32109. A certlf led check or bank draft, and the mayors and county judge are going to meet and take eccepted through March II, STATE the Housing Authority or attorney, and the amount o FLORIDA payable to FICTITIOUS NAME this report and find something posItive about it." 1910. Apply at the Sanford COUNTY OP SEMINOLE of the City of Sanford, FlorIda, claimed, lithe claim is ,.ot yet Don't pile no longer needed items Notice Is hereby given that I am Housing Authority, Ad. Teeter said Mohawk did not close Its plant just because it engaged the dote when it will become high as an elephant's eye. Place In business at 173 O'brien NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY U.S. Government Bonds, or doe, ministration , Building due shall West be stated. lithe claim believed the a classified ad, and pile the Rd., Fins Park. Fl., Seminole TO IN SESSION o THE FLOR. satIsfactory bid bond exlted liiiclimita was falling apart. 10th Street, SntOf'd, contIagIes or unneted, the bIdders and acceptable inoneyIn YOSW VVillItl county, Florida, under the tic. IDA LESISI.AT,ON po "We were In numerous meetings with Mohawk nature this Wswtalnty AN sIwN' SQUM.. ... titious name of O'Brlens' Hair AGE OP LOCAL LEGISLATION sureties In an amount equal to OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER stated.lftheclalm Is secured, the management, trying to determine why they were leaving and styling, CONCERN: percent of the bid shall be sub. and that I Intend to TO WHOM IT MAY security shall be described. The 2.oans what some of the problems were," Teeter said. "They told us register said name with the Clerk Notice is hereby given of in. mittd with each bld. Experienced Part.time Motor The successful bidder wW be claimant shall deliver sufficient of the Circuit Court, Seminole tsntion to submit to the 1110 Grader Operator. Apply Lake 90 percent of the labor was excellent and copies of the claim to the desk to Of the FIChIda Legislature required to furnish and pay Mary City Hall, 323.7910. County, Florida in accordance enable the cjerk to mail one copy satisfactory performance and to Special Act as ? NEED CASH? IOIio%es• Equal Opportunity Employer. wIth the provisions of the Plc. a each personal reprssintative. _________________________ titious Name Statutes, ToWIt: AN ACT relating to Seminole payment bond or bonds. . All persons Interested in the Use Your HomeAs Security Attention Is called to the BId Boat assemblers I. Engine In. Section $63.09 Florida Statutes County; amending Chapter 70142, estate to whom a copy of this Call Us For Terms staler openings now. Cobla Laws of Florida, 1970, to provide Form requirIng a Base Bid, Group P4oticeof Administration has best Tower FInance Serv. Prices, and prices for work Boat Co. Silver Lake Road, Sig: Kathleen Halt for a two year term for the mailed are required, WITHIN 1.100.241.2469 described broken down Publish: February 13, 22, 29 1. members of Seminole County sIze. Sanford. Apply to 11 a.m. by unIt THREE MONTHS FROM THE __________________________ only. March 7, 1910. Sheriff's Department CivIl Service NO BROKERAGE ____________ DATE OF THE FIRST ____________________ ____________________________________________ Eachbidderisrequiredtobldcn PUBLICATION DES.73 Board; providing that a OF THIS Spare or pirt.tlme Sales help FEES the Base Bid, Group Prices, and shall have held the DI5Ion y,ee ' l"t' 4SStIihl5 ww,,I.,.J. ,iJwk UWT1 eiuwiiny, MAIWU kw vr WPI u,ecrpueu °' deputy for three years befere they may have that challenges the h,one, sit your own hours, SenIor Citizens tear to Once Upon A Stage for "Guys being considered for the position of down by unit size. : 't __________ 29—Rooms validity of the decedent's wilt, the EXCELLENT INCOME, NO -- — corporal; -'---.J'' providing an effective CITYOFCA$$ILRERRY and Dolls," Leave Sanford Civic center, 11 am.; Attention is called to the qualifications of the personal INVESTMENT. Fringe • provisIons for Equal Employment dote. SOARDOFADJUSYMINT ROomsiorrent'nentative, or the venue or Cuaelberry, Laeiz, 11:30 a,m, ReturnS p.m. Call 3benefits Include, paid Opportunity, and payment of not 'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN William L. Colbes't, Bag. f Prlvatehome lurlsdictIon of the court. vacation, company car, less than the mIn , larS 9148 for reservations, that the City of Caseelberry Board STENSTROM, McINTOSH, - 323' ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND .'.'-a - 'vw. ,-vr in ins waV • isi of Adlustmint wIll hold a Public JULIAN NOT SO FILED more Information Sanford Gracious livIng. Reas. call RIch or 5patsmbedonthI5 OBJECTIONS Sathrd IwuIs CI Pancake Day and Auc. HearIng. Mr. Gerald Braley, COLBERT I WHIOHAM WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Marcia aft6p,m, 534.5550. Weeklylmonthlyrales,utllitln project, tlon,Marchl, Sanford Civic Center, 0:30 am, to 6:30 Appilcantonbelsalfoftheowners, PO$tOtflceBoxl33O Publication of this notice has p. InquIre 500 5. Oak 141.7153 All bidders are hereby notIfied F I. R BuIlders, Is requesting a Sanford, Florida 33271 begun. p.m, Auction begins at 5 pm, FInance Director-Degree __________________________ that they must affIrmatIvely conditional use as provided by (305).3224171 Date of the fIrst pvbllcation of preferred. Three (3) years sure that in any contract entered Section 23.92 (a) of the City Of Attorneys for Seminole 30pat'tm1ts Unfurnished Into pursuant to this ad this Notice of AdmInIstration: experience jounals, general PESO'stad Ans1 'lien for the Lch HaVII Cassilberry Code of Ordinances County Sheriff's March 7, 1910. . Iidge, closksg, trial balances ____________________ Park, Orlando. Entry forms at Ivey's and Track Shack vertlsem.nt, Minority BusIness end a' front and rear yard Department William E.Sthmidt 2BR,25w.w carpet and financial statements. Enterprises wIll be aflordsd full variance of twenty five (3$) Publish March 7, itoru.Slzrnileand2mlle runs. Ca11144.1011, Ext. 135. As Personal Representative All appi., pool. $325 mo. Supervise accounting staff. opportunIty to submit bIds pecent as provided by Section 23 DET.i9 . of the Estateof 1 me. security. 337.0333 Must be able to coordInate contractors, or as supplIlfi of Aaaenl azalea sale, $ am, to 5 p.m., Sanford CivIc 91(f) (5) of the City of Casselberry . -, CARL WILLIAM SCHMIDT, a-k.a work assignments of depart. FICTITIOUS NAME materIals, or servIces, and will Code of Ordinances. The parcel Is Center patio and Ciamber CARL W. SCHMIDT. Deceased 1 -'-'°' up.PooI. Adults onIt iz1ng ment, and maintain ac Notice is hereby gIven that I am be Ølscrimlnated against on fl5• legally descrl as: on Lake Ada. Just So. ol ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL curate accounting of income Several varieties of fl wering trees also sagittarius engaged in business at lOS grounds of race, color, religion, All that part it Sanford. Call F. W. SLANKNER of 323 5070" Negotiable. ApplIcations and Seminole County, Florida under sideratlon for award. Nand $7 In the Public Records MarIIWI's Viilag. LEWIS resumes will be accepted 5 St., 1:30 liii. to 4 p.m, the fIctitious name of TRAKTEX, in Executive BEARDALL, accordance wIth —___________________ Seminole County, Florida, SLANKNER through March 15, 1150. Apply Order 1162$, Minority lightning at the Northeasterly and that I intend to register said wIll be 60 North Court Ave. the Sanford Housing also name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Goals Program, all bidders 31—Apartments Furnished WEDNDAY, $AROIU corner thereof whIch point Is P.O. lox 3131 Authority, Administration afforded full opportunity to submit the Northeast corner of the NW ¼ Court, SemInole County, Florida In Career lessee Fee fir Wa ge, $,Ø p.m., Hauck OhiftdO1 FlorIda 33502 BuIlding, West lOfts Street, T. accordance with the provIsions of bids in response to this InvItation it the SW ¼ of Section , 2 Bedroom Apartment ________ Sanford, Florida. An Equal and sill not be dlsaiminated Telephone: (305) 135.1636 ship 21 South, Range 50 East, the Fictitious Name Statutes, TD Nopets,carport,$2Somo. Pubilsh:Marth7, 11, 1910 OpportunIty Employer. men and m_i,j, SesninoleCounty, IMSIC Wit: Section 061.09 Florida against on 269.7377 DET.4S _________________________ color, religion, sex or national run 102 depress Will 133742 statUtes 1957. Deisry Libresy Hradlt'Card Party, 1 p.m., DeBary 11g. Ronald Kobryn J. 'RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part, tinse. origin In consideration EfficIency Apt., 1 Person fist along the East line Of SasIt. INVITAT$ONTOIID PublIsh: February IS, 22, 29 & Ayin perion Sanford Nursinj During the Fiscal Years of 1970 Civic Center. tarlus: thanci rim 9117 digrII 300SMapteAve., Sanford & Convalescent Center, 950 March 7, 1910. thru bIll, goals for partIcipation . M'36" E 613.74 list, tttana rvn 904775.7516 FRIDAY, MARCH14 The City of Winter Sprl OES-74 -. by MInority Business Enterpr 02 degrees 31011 us Saille Barrisse Chapter DAR, 1:30 board meeting, Is twenty-f lvs percent (2$ per. Florida, invites your bid on" thence run $ Si degrees 04'29" W IN THI CIRCUIT COURT, a 1974 AMC Matador. 32—Houses Unfurnished' 2:35, regular meeting, home of Mrs. W.L Carter, 2299 1111.0 fist; thence run N 23 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, cent). To ensure that maxImum Sealed proposals will ________ bids from MinorIty Business ' degrees 14'2S" W 56.27 list Grandview Ave., Sanford. along FLORIDA. con- received by the City it Winter 45R,2B,LR& DRor3BR,2B Enterprises are sought, the Easterly right.of.wey line ii CASE 114 A4. w.Lg FR.$373mo.6ma, least. . bide Ubo Spring,, Fl., at CItb Hall, 600 N. $AflJKDAY,MARCIJI$ .kmoran$IW-4$,$, 431),-*ence PEDEIM. NATsuNA3. MiT. Idgemon Ave.,Wlnferlprings, 2433 Myrtle Ave. 30$1S7.302p t'91Ulrsd run N N degrees 04'$" E $1.77 GAGE ASSOCIATION, itc, Asetles, Temple Shalom of Daltona,7 p.m., Fl.,u.Wi13:3Op.m. March32, 1950, .n p.m. wk days. their lerls aid5 fistj tP*IIICS un it which time said bids Shell be 43350 reachIng of saio gs$s, 541$" W 143.00ilst, thence run N BRAND NEW 3 BR, 2B, AC. t, ThIS proud G&t keet Faa yPim Day at Central lInda Zoo 60 degrees 34'IS' W 60.50 test, JOHNTHOMA$O'NEAI.,stus,et end there Is no warranty, . appl., attached garage, car l'SQUlrIffliflt$ of $5Ø 3, Of thiuncerun 177.IPfosI pltiile a'.. Games, 1$ .u*.; picnic men; fl gan, m " ' CflINI5WflI pet, patio, peel. $130. .69.4249... Defendants. Housing and Urban Develepmont it Causltoss Drive havkip a radius . will be Mid Item. Above item may be seen 1.2:30 Act it INS. All bidders _____ ' TIred of house hunting?3 to comply wltt, an Al it 102 N. Moss Rood, winter Mstws w and Sale oniored by Miniature fldsy.ulru", tttoncerun 9123 - ma. Loose. Dsp. PORICI.eeIS ALE Springs Fl. . -firmtive ActIon pio, t. dogre.s142S" W 137011 fist a*is of csntrss nina, 10 a.m, to p.m. Howard child., no pets. The City reserves the right NOTICE is hereby given that the opportunity to lower Income Casseltsn Drives thence 'lIt underslsnid ARTHUR H. BECK. . Geneva GardensAp tsr relict any and all m Convention Center, 14 and Iteed, esidents of the prsc, area " 1*2191st 95 the IIgiI$ Oloni the WITH, JR., Clerk it the Circuit . liDSW.$t, CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS frainIng Orlando. y,,'t $10 the arcofacurvehavingaralliaol Cs its j y.FIsride, RichardRoaenuky, Supplementary Instructions to $*4ltsitanlacenlralangieof!1 whlen3795d.yof., SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYi p 5Ird Read Raee,$ a.m., io,* has openings In Florida CltyNanags. iidisrs fir more Information in do155$ 34W'; thindS iVn N 02 it 11:10 A.M. at the last deer if meter plia I mile 7:10 am. "Fun Run" Marting from Publish: March to,, 7, ig fOr teal astals 11cenes dWsis *17" w 177.71 s; The Seminole Csunty Fl. rm.. one j,acre, so. mc,, Attention Is called to the Sum. OIT.13 Ranitvd Civic OoMir Seiglir Realty, BROKER, 331. ffie.ico rust N 17 dag,oN 4413'S sa.ws,i, FterIda,atferls,$aioend mary of who'want ,'ssl value In a Work. In flils s.ction.s 2M lest ales this Nerihi line of sill it pnc sotcry to me hIghest ___________________ —I SI, PMrick's Day fleas. ad Da_mee, turnover schedule wIll be marketing NOTICE UNDER program. SagittarIus to this Point Of bidder ar*aflhSdltap4ldcsst$ui,.,e,, PICTITIOUSNAMS STATUTE sponsored by AII'$OU1I fli ad 5j biginiNi contaillisi 41.611 tellowiag described property $ 33—Houses Furnistu& We're now entering Into l4ay, 3,$1, 2I5 P.M., acre. -situated in Seminole County, anta buffet, Dupring 0 p.m. to * a.m. by pw o..... TO WNOM IT MAY CONCIINs Public Nearing will be held on Fislides .*PflhIOn PrOYafll In DILTONA- 3 BR, rateittunsovsrcfyacantsmj,s,. NotIce ishoraby glum that the Thursday, March 50. 1150 it 7:20 Florida and have open"0", *e General Caslracier by Fvrstisked, carport, on;. undersIgned pursuant to the P.M. in IhICasaeIbSrfl? City $011, WASHINGTON OAKS Y,MA*CiulI SECTION 11, no pets, in Fir ars ISIgS for licensed brolisrs "FIctitious Name Statute", 9$ Legal lIO—flA FrIday, March 7, GENERAL LABORS day Shift apply at American Wood Product MIII Off ice, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood between I & 11 am. References required. 831-9993 322-2611 ________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 18—Help Wanted Orlando - Winte( Pcuk Seminole -.:. - CLASSIFIED ADS boundary and whose streets run together, would prevent self, Wit: Section 163.09 Florida CARL WILLIAM SCHMIDT, a.k.a training center at Phillips County Community College had defeating rivalry, Statutes 1937. CARL W. SCHMIDT, been arranged so training would be tailored to the needs of Norma Stahley The study noted there was no "viable middle class" in Dceased established and new industries. Owner NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION area. While thoseatthe bottomof theeconomic ladderhave no Publish: March?, 14, 31, 2$, 1910 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING John Opits, project director for the study, said Influence, many of those at the top are interested mainly in economic picture drawn In the study came from "valid" DET.4I CLAIMS OR DEMANDS preserving the status quo, which has brought "severe statIstIcs,andresearcher5whovIsltedareafntoberd _______________________ AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS economic distress and high unemployment," the study said. AMENDED INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE 1 INVITATION TO BID As an example, a large area of "slum housing" in the two November talked to a "crosssection of the community." The YOU ARE HEREBY The Housing Authority of the researchers' Intent was "not necessarily to Interview the cities is deterimental to the recruitment of new industry but that the ad. City of Sanford, Florida will NOTIFIED leadership of the community alone," he said, "the owners of the slums apparently have considerable inreceive bids for modernization to mifli$tratlOflOfthe.stateof CARL fluence in the leadership of the community," Opltzsaidmanyoftheconclusionsreached in the study were CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. WILLIAM SCHMIDT, a.k.a until 2:00P.M. on the 19th oay CARL W. SCHMIDT, deceased, "value judgments ... of the same kind a prospective industry of16.1March "I don't think the report was complete," said Helena Mayor 1980, at the Redding F"e Number 80.79.CP, Is pending things in ... or - I -. �I 12A—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' - Friday, March 7, 010 Manson Ha SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Mass murderer Charles Marren says he can't understand why he still gets letters from young people who want to join his ill-fated "family." The 45-year-old convict, serving his ninth year for nine life sentences for nine murders at the California Medical Facility at Vacaville, says he hasn't encouraged any of the soul-searching youngsters who reach out to him. "I feel that it is pitiful. Pitiful that society has created such a situation. First of all, I ain't got a family, there never was a family. That's another product of the prosecuting attorney's fabrication, "Second, It's pitiful that the parents aren't closer to their children so these kids wouldn't be looking outside their homes for something to join - tes Im age As Fa ily ' Leader ' m whom claim to be or someone to follow." my life. I didn't produce those kids, they are the don't do anything that will cause us to end up In of Watkins and Atkins, both of born-again Christians. Manson, In a series of interviews with Nuel product of their parents and the society of the Jail." "Susan does a flip-flop everytiine she turns Emmons, a correspondent for the Ukiah Daily '60s. Prison authorities say Manson still gets letters conversion. "She Journal who is writing a book on the case, talked "I didn't recruit them, it was the other way every week from disenchanted youngsters, a around," Manson said of her about how he says his life has been exploited and around. In 1967, I came out of prison a thud. it phenomenon the convict attributes to "prolonged will always do what she thinks is right for Suzy. "Tex has a mind of his own and has always sensationalized, was me looking for guidance and a way of living, exposure" and exploitation of his can by the And, the 5400t.2 inmate maintains steadfastly The kids took me in. media and such books as "Helter celter," done Just what he wants to do. ,You notice ft's the ones who actually did the that he didn't kill anyone. "Through them, I learned how to maneuver and written by prosecuting attorney Vincent Bugliosi. crimes who have turned to religion," he said. He was convicted In Los Angeles of directing exist on the streets wi thout starving. They taught In addition, he occasionally gets corresPon- cr Manson is cut off from the mainline prisoners. his followers from a desert retreat to kill actress me what love and freedom was. All my life, I had dence from Sandra Goode and Lynnette He gets his meals in his cell and is allowed into a Sharon Tate and four others on Aug. 9, 1969, and never experienced either. "Squeaky" Fromme, who made him a shirt that Leo and Rosemary Lalifanca the next night. He "At some point, I may have become sort of a he often wears. Two other of the "cult" members small exercise area in his unit for about 20 also was convicted of two other killings, pivotal person for them, someone to revolve imprisoned for murder, Charles "Tex" Watkins minutes a day. For entertainment, he plays Before the interview questions began. Emmons around, a source of entertainment and good and Susan Atkins have written books about the guitar, and makes string and paper dolls he calls "Mansonites" and Mansonettes" and sends them said, Manson told him: killings that Manson hasn't read. times, someplace to always return to. . "Let me tell you something. I been in prison all "I'm not going to begrudge them," Manson said to various people. "But, from the beginning, my advice was - Colombia Crisis Hampers Fight Against Drugs S TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) — The political upheavals In southwest Asia and Colombia are hampering Florida's fight against drug smuggling. Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner James York said the seizure of the Dominican Embassy in Bogota, Colombia, by guerrillas spells trouble for the fight against marijuana smugglers. And the turmoil in southwest Asia, Including the crisis in Iran, poses the danger of heroin emerging as a Florida problem. The matter came up during a special Cabinet meeting on law enforcement: Florida is the major entry point in the country for marijuana and cocaine and most of it comes from Colombia. Congress recently appeopriated $16 million for use by the Colombia government in attacking the drug trade, but the money might not accomplish much now, York said. U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio is one of the hostages being held in the Bogota embassy. Asencio is probably the single most important person in seeing that the $16 million is used properly and effectively. "We pray that his problem works out," the commissioner said. York said the American Embassy takeover in Iran and the Russian invasion of Afghanistan have led to a resurgence of heroin trafficking because the political turmoil has provided protection for poppy growers. U.S. Department of Justice officials are afraid of a major Increase in the volume of heroin getting into the country, which creates a two-pronged problem for Florida. Heroin could become widespread and strong heroin a mixture of 30 percent as opposed to the 3 percent currently found distributed so as to cause a substantial increase in deaths resulting from overdoses. And federal Drug Enforcement Administration officials may have to concentrate their resources on the North and Northeast, entry points for herlon, reducing their assistance to Florida. York continued his call for assistance from the Armed Forces. Federal law prohibits the Army and Mr Force from performing strictly law enforcement functions, but probably not the Navy. Naval units could help track drug smugglers, especially In the Florida Straits, where the need for radar Is critical. White House officials are looking into the possibilities. The new communications system for the FDLE being recommended by Gov. Bob Graham is critical to the drug fight, York said. Graham included $23 million In the supplemental budget he submitted two weeks ago and says he will ask for $4.1 million next year to complete the project. Into Spring Sale 25% off I 1 "First Edition" YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE se Complete Week's TV Listings ZZfMM000 Sale $9 Reg. $12. Long sleeve print top Sale 6,75 ' Rig. S. Pull-on pants in ant. colors. $ Sale 12.75 shirt Rig. $17. Long sleeve lac. Sale 8.25 Sale 1 3.50 I.c, - S Rig. $11. Large size pull-on pants - Rig. $15. Short si.svs shIrt : AREA DEATHS CLARENCE MCKINNEV Clarence McKinney, 65, of 2360 Jltway, Sanford, died March 2 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a memberofNewBethelAME Church, east Sanford. He served as pastor's steward, on the Usher Board and was a class leader and trustee Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Rose Lee McKinney, Sanford; daughters, Mrs. Annie Lee Bryant and Mrs. Janet Stone; son, Clarence McKinney Jr.; sisters, Mrs. Dawkins, Mrs. Edna Henrlette Gaikiri and pairs. Mable Moore; brother, Willie James McKinney; nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortuary Is in charge of arrangements. DANIELCARTER Daniel Cone 35 of 6513-A Palmera Drive, Orlando, died Wednesday in '3afldo, Born In Jackson. viUs, he moved to Orlando In 1970. He was employed by Weather King In Orlando. Survivors Include his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Reese, Hollywood; Iwo pons, Dan and Donald, both of Lake Mary and a brother, John D. Carter, Daytona Beach. Brim= Funeral 14PA is In charge of arrangements. 25% off Mortuary Is In charge of arrangement. NOAH GODWIN Noah Gardener Godwin, 97, o( Rt. 2 Box IO,E,MsinSt., Sanford, died Feb. *, at the Good Samaritan Home. He was a member of St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include two 5141141W Mrs. Uancle Sheppard and Mr.. Hortense. Wilson.Elchelbergir Mortuary Is In charg. of &ICIUSfl1L Save on all our junior denim jeans. Sale $12 to" 1 3o5C Funirsl Notic. OWIN, NOAN GARDENER Funeral services for Noah Gardener Godwin, C7, of Box ac. E. Main St., who died Feb. 28 at the Good Samaritan Home, Sanford, will be Saturday it. Matthew •. at Missionary Baptist Church, wfth Rev. T.L. Jenkins offICiaIIlV, Burial in Moollown Cam.$.ry. WlisonEic$wlbarer In charge. - MCKINNIY. CLAUNCI - Funeral services for Clarence MCKIIWISI, $ if 23O Jl1WiY Sanford, who died March 2 if S.mlneii Hospitals will be Srurdivifsp.m.st Now s,,swl AAAE ct • CMI Main greet, with Nov. M.H. Surke Jr. if. ficlaskis. In charge. FIRSUSOW. JOHN Fi.wral BWVICN OOr isim PWVASM 71 if 2351 Sipes Ave., Sanford, who died March 2 at Florida IfespItat, Orlanda, will be at 2 p.m. Inlay at 00* Church if Our Lord, Wh1ngIe. Shill, I. Sanford. WiNon.Ilchslbarger tMrIua,y in A -• MOIJM PM .' \ I Tunic, oil,. $14. Now $7 Jacket, orig. $1L Now $9 Skirts, oil,. $12. Now 6 .' .. . " . ' '\ - Herald photo by Tom VInc.nt Joetta West Is a Sanford bowler who recently took top MN honors In a Pro-Am tourney in Jacksonville. Pants, ads. $1O, Now $5 I - . MIX Story and photos on pages an ma c . d -. t h polyester knit In Y*llow, pink and lilac. — kdq. I This Ssulusls CSUPV's fuel, Mrs.. Haiti. Ma. k" .4 .'.,. . . Sal. prices .lIslhv. - Was eat Sanfuit SivIvors include a aiMir Mrs. LiMe Ma. Bradley; 50% off is . in ey ,..'. LMri.esnosM; and nephews, C.riwlloa. Hwy. 1741aad$St. Open 1Saa. pm. ...kL Open 12:31 ft 5:3I$dey - Ferguson. Freddy Hudson Aid James F.rgca. Wilson-EIch.lbsrg.r 116allsed - -.. 304M à b.. . • - -, . . - .. . . . .• .' - misses' \ ~A *~k ."-fo .-lj'z coordinates. Is,. $16 to $1$. Got tothe bottom of the best looks and level Choose from all our junior denim jeans, including our Body Lingo' favorites. In the latest fashion shapes you prefer. With the designer details you watch for. In 100% cotton and poly/cotton. - JOW4FERGU)N John Ferguson, 71, of 3XI Sips Ave.. sanford, March 2 at vleri lIiu$tal, cklasdo. He was a member of 4v - . i 'V... 2 and 3. �-.-.---•-------. __._! 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 7, D$O Sanforcf Giri Roils GUDE Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Over Her Rivals Joetta West is an eighth-grader at All Souls school in Sanford who enjoys playing softball and bowling. While she has only been bowling for three years, she has done quite well for herself. If you're thinking of getting out of Me house and are looking for something to do this weekend, beet are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat Joetta was the 1980 winner in the 13-to 15year-old age group of the Youth Pro-Am tournament of the National Light, Bowl America Classic held in Jacksonville recently. After defeating bowlers on the local level, Bowl America in Sanford paid her way to the finals in Jacksonville, where she teamed up with several professional women bowlers. Joetta bowled three games with Lori Gensen, Verbia Sutterland and Donna Adamer and came tip with a scratch score of 528 for the series. Her score and handicap were added to the pros for the final score. 1 took it kind of easy," said Joetta. 'I didn't know what anybody else was bowling." She and her parents left before the tournament was over and did not know she had won until they called her with the news. She out-bowled 200 other youngsters in her agc group. Joetta is active in league bowling and is secretary of the Junior-Senior League which meets every Saturday at Bowl America. DJ's RFSrAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment In lounge Tues. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford.. THE ARK "1957" - Now open under new management featuring live 50's entertainment Wed. thru sat. 9pm Wcloalng. Happy Hour 4 t118 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Located In the Sanford Plaza Hwy 17-92. - HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available In popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. 1t • E) WL ED ITHA HOLIDAy INN - 1.4— Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. • '- L PRO AT 42 I Central Florida University Faculty Artist Series features Sabina Micarelli, violinist, and Gary Wolf, pianist, 3:30 p.m., March 9, Fine Arts rehearsal hail. Proceeds to Music Scholarship Fund. The Seminole Players present "A Hatful of Rain", March 6.9, 8 p.m., Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Admission free, no reserved seats. Kissimmee Bluegrass Festival, March 1416, sponsored by Kissimmee Kiwanis Club, Silver Spurs Arena, U.S. 441 and 192. Bluegrass and Gospel music, clogging and no frills camping. Children under 12 free with parents. For further Information call Kissimmee 847-5700. Concentration paid off in the National Light, Bowl America Classic. ory and Joetta receives her trophy from Bowl Photos by America's youth director, Janet Laubert. Tom Netsel The Airmen of Note, United States Air Force Jazz Ensemble from Washington, D. C., 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Mardi 16, Eola Park Bandsheli, Rosalind Avenue, Orlando. Free to the public. Maitland Mi Center presents "Mythical Images" - an exhibit of painted constructions and works on homemade paper, March 2-27. Gallery hours -. Tuesday through Friday, a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday 14 p.m. Reception Sunday, March 2, 24 p.m. io On Saturdays, St. Patrick's Day Dinner and Dance sponsored by All Souls Home and School Man., 8 p.m. buffet, dancing, 9 p iii. to 1 a.m. Advanced reservations, call 323.2847 us' 322.8517. Joetta bowls in her league in Hoe. DOv.ij In COMTo%u musical revue, March 78, 14-5, 8:30 p.m. and March 9 at 2 p.m. Zellwood Community Center, Union Street, Zellwood. Call 886-7848. Sanford. Members ezbIbl "Doorways," The Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph Si, Orlando, March 1-April 18. Reception March 29 79:30 p.m. Free to the public, Fort Christmas Museum - Authentic replica of an 137 fort of the Second Seminole War. Guided group tours by calling 5884149. Free Admission. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Christmas. liasel&1 Hall of Fame touring exhibit of items belonging to baseball greats through March 9, Altamonte Mall center concourse. 4%1%,%.0• _ - __ •__ . -- .__ • * - • • . -. --i $-- i.•- - S Sc '.. •,-". 40 -•. ;;; t '•, -•-- Jo.tta West defeated 200 other bowlers in her age group. - - I,,4*• 4 _ ' '-;.-- • ...- -I Friday, March;, 1$O..-3 ••'.• -------------- -.t,i.ig•- ;t.. , . :c •.t.!r- '- �-- 4 1 ,• I 4—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, March 7, mO Album Has Flair Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISION TV May Influence Rob Grill's Roots Show' In 1st Solo Rob Grill says he was "swept up" by rock 'n roil In 1965. A senior pre4aw student In college, he chucked It all tO sing lead for '608 hitmakers The Grassroots, and If he's got re'eta, they certainly don't show. 1k,ad vocalist on such songs as "Let's Live For Today" and "Midnight Confessions," Rob's now on his own with Uprooted, his first solo album for Mercury Records. A tasty set of songs highlighted by the feature cut "Rock Sugar" (produced by Fleetwood Mac's John McVle), the album shows that Grill's roots are rich. "While acid rock was booming In Frisco back then, folbock was the thing In New York—Dylan, and Peter, Paul and Mary while In Los Angeles It was the Byrds, the Buffalo Springfield, The Grassroots, the Turtles and The Doors. So when people ask where I got my sound, I point out that we all Influenced each other back then." Starling their career with a local "hit" of Dylan's - BAIRD-RAY DATSUN IV045002 BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE PAY HERE • 150 or so shows a year up to 1977, Grill looks back on those days fondly. "Y'know where I'm at now? It's like that old expression: if I only knew then what I know now..." Uprooted shows with a flair what Grill knows today, fusing his ear for the hit-bound sound with his affection for the polished hard rock sound of the '70g. His sound Is best described by the title of the cut "Rock Sugar": tough and sweet. "I'm getting a second shot," says Grill, "and whether it will be successful or not, time will tell. But I'm going to break my (back) to make sure it Is. "i really wasn't sure what I was going to doon this album. I still like a good song, and though maybe I'd like the album to be a bit more rock 'n' roll, It expresses both those sides of me the rocker and the pop song freak." With help from friends Fleetwood Mac on "Rock Sugar," Grill's 1na good place to make his name known for that voice we've heard for years. "I really don't want to do anything else," says Grill. Ii — Rob Patterson "' Ballad of a Thin Man," the'Roota went on to have some big hits like "Let's Live..." "Then there was a dry spell for three records," says Grill. "In '68, we found this song 'Midnight Confessions,' which I didn't want to do. It had no Identity, though I thought It sounded like a smash. It wasn't teeny-bop or bubble-gum, but It was just too straight ahead for me. Yet I did It anyway, and then argued about It afterwards." "No apologies, but what that million seller did was establish a top 40 image for the band. I said OK, if this is where I'm at and what I do well—and I do like to make money and have a nice house—I'll go with It. After all, rock'n' roil Is my art also my love and my mistress DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! - BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. u.n. Lonwoed. (Just North 01Th. Big Yr..) S31-131S SAHRM HAS CONNECTIONSI [Cwukufm NJ C11I:1ANLiF ,E;tr...1IN())1 CAT It I vii.,t IN WORKING TO SERVE YOU BETTER. 1I DRIVE ORLANDO FLORIDA :121100 DUEl 31 1 1 Indiana Town Honors Native: Sheriff Lobo I-WE EK ONLY 'I CROSSWORD ~11111 — 4 t' 11 J 6 i 8 .' S - - - NONE SURVEY . - - - - - 91110 ______ Hearing that Chief 20 Veteran Holiday, who was ac. newsman Lowell companled by his wife his wide-eyed 10.yesr..old 22 Actor Donny daughter, Raegan, was Without a ar, the affable 24 At home Itarlentthemhiscarfor the 26 Actor Keith entire tI time Ifl [,Ø5 28 Knock Aflgiales . 30 Dined MeacY,.. o..s., TAKE UTTO TIRE LIMIT sam . 58 Chess pieces god 59 Editors "let it 35 Singing stand - - hiS WU.OI$T FILM $20 ORLANDO 1"49w p MMIS M4.Ufl 1,.. • jilt L'jI N - SQUEEZE PLAY I 33 Merit "Wed, why not?" Akins 34 Actor laughed. "I knew he Glass ' DOWN I Undisturbed 2 Confused 3NImoymovi e: — Trek 4Today ShowiDavid - 49 Cozy place 62 Military hero 1 5 20.20 emcee Hugh— 6 Constellation wouldn't be bre&kft any 35 GlacIal ridge 7 proximate fitS ONLY (Plural) 8 Actor.dir.c. laws! Reside,, that was 36Am.r.humor. tor — W.. afulb, Hs thing BeVord lit 9 Judge did for me.". 3 I 37 Comedienne 10 Thought It, WJtfl &. 1iJ.l TI P. .; 4 ',i3 :t q L.... •.- W !NV v iv W I A a0 V NYIS I 0I N Ai'1 WIV I p NV 0 I AN • dV SWAP MEET 1j• 04 vii H WI I ! vi y Nil . , ..... m - . . '•_.....p_.. 5__• IF I 5 ' POST-GAME PROGRAM EVENING eo 2)(l7)WRESTLING 7:30 (!) NCAA BASKETBALL tD35)P..oRIDAOtj'rDooRS (ID 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR 24 30 31 32 A prophet may be without It was a complete surprise honor In his own country, but for Akins, who received the It's another story If you come honors in his "Orly County from Bedford, Ind. 37 Office" on State 35 at 38 Universal Studios. Chief • I An old Bedford boy, 40 4t Holiday gave him the Claude Akins, star of NBC's "The Misadventures of citation, a huge key to the 1? '' 144 !1 Sheriff Lobo," recently City of Bedford, an honorary badge In the lDcl police 51 found this 'out when his home 52 department and a retired town declared January 28 as policeman's badge, honoring A_ L.1_ rs_. ---1 4 1 55 56 iuue AAUU By WM1 aern the actor's father, the late Deputy Chief of Police Phil ErnestAkins who was on the 57 58 Holiday all the way to Los Bedford police force for 22 1 — — — — — Angeles to present the citation and other civic ACROSS Carroll ii Studies care actress JuIut "YOU know, It was really a honors. I Singer Johnny 39 Note of the fully thrill," Akins later told his scale ig Electrified 37 Actress Sidekick, Mills Watson (who 5 60 Minutes' 40 Group of cat. particle Dawber Ile plays Deputy Perkins). 21 Body Joint 38 tOO square S Rather 42 Singer Leslie 23 Fidelity meters is this nice guy flies all 8 01a poem 25 Vereen 39 Countries "Thin Man 48 Actress Polly 26 The Straw the way out here to honor 12 dog 41 Actor Buddy Man:— me. It meant an awful lot to 13 Native miner. 50 Actor Rip.Bolger 42 Beehive state me. But! was really sad that çsav. at 51 Spanish artl• 27 Anger pu. SIiO*i 43 Kind of ' my dad t4 couldn't have lived Refurbish cle 29 Indefinite arti dancer t5 Producer to see this day. 53 New York li$4t5$ think cle 44 Actor Evi' Norman BLAKE rbRDs State canal 30 Donkey badge In his memory gan 16 Become grad. 54 Became older 31 Philippine 45 Actor touched 'me snore than DEREK the ually large, 55 Freeze peasant Pickens honor for me. He would have *7 Perceived S 56 Victories 32 Sea eagle 4) True 7141 been tIckled." *8 Actor Bal. 57 Meat animals 34 Egyptian sun 48 One; German m MARCH 8, 1910 AFTERNOON 1:30 3:30 - ID1TIt)PI1NC. UP TO 71) SATURDAY 2:45 29 Atlanta, Ga. Orlando Public Broadcasting System Sports On The Air (7)0 AMERICAN 5P0R18. IH 27 Independent Broadcasting Network (CSN). lndy-type qualifying race. 14 i_i Thought Patterns Independent Orlando In addition to the channels listed, cablevIsion subscribers may tune In to Independent channel 44, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel Si tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian MAN J26 99 (N BC) Daytona Beach AUTO RACING Top drivers compete for $300,000 In an - : 11ON (CBS) Orlando Orlando (35) (1 7) (10) a 1j a 300 (1) NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 3:15 (ID 0 INTERNATIONAL BOXING 4:00 3) 0 JACKIE GLEASON 900 1:45 (17) NBA BASKETBALL INVERRARY GOLF CLASSIC ® NCAA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Houston 4:30 CHAMPIOIIIRHIPS Rockets C!) 0 WIDE WORLD OF '2:00 SPORTS 10.00 (1) 0 WORLD SERIES OF EVENING ]' (1) AMERICAN AIR- - tallsd 0 Cable Ch. (ABC) Orlando PRE-GAME PROGRAM - PECIALS D 0 (3) Cable Ca. - WUKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS '14 Per Week March 7 thru 13 Spending over 10 years playing SOUNDS a............. - ... Friday, March 7, 1980-5 LETES 1980 1:45 Q2) (17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Houston Rockets (Replay) SUNDAY 3:45 MARCH 9, iaao 0 (4) NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS MORNING 5:00 11:30 (5)Q GOLF Live coverage of (ID 0 BILL DANCE OUT. the third round of the Jackie DOORS Gleason Inverrary Classic from AFTERNOON the Inverrai-y Golf and Country Club In Lauderhill, Florida. 1:00 WORLD OF •C!JNCAA BASKETBALL SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS 5:45 2:00 (4) NCAA BASKETBALL (l) 0 THE SUPERSTARS 12:00 C!) 0 WRESTLING MONDAY MARCH 10,1910 MORNING 6:15 0(17) THE ATHLETES THURSDAY MARCH 13, By the Editors what was said or to draw on their own of Psychology Today experience." The way the TV freak and the bookworm In contrast, children exposed directly to understand time and space may differ "In books "were far more likely to draw on fundamental aspects as may the quality of their own personal experiences or apply their imaginations," according to recent their own real world knowledge" to decide research with children, why things had happened. The new studies do not examine the Gardner reports that when asked how effects of television content b1it rather the long an action took or how far apart two effects of the medium itself They were locations were, the children who got the done by Laurone Meringoff and several story from television made more modest colleagues at Harvard's Project Zero, estimates. The findings suggest to him working with project director Howard that the TV watchers rely more on 'how Gardner. much TV time elapses" than on conChildren who hear a story read In person sideration of "how long an action usually while they look at the book's picture takes." remember much more than children who Such studies may "comfort the critics of hear a story read on television while television," Gardner says, but such viewing the book's pictures on the screen, comfort would be premature. For one the researchers found, thing, he notes, it may be that "the kinds of "The differences In recall of precise skills actually fostered by television, such wording and figures of speech are as being able to create or recreate in one's especially significant," says Gardner. The mind a visual sequence, cannot be tapped children directly exposed to the book "are by our methodology." surprisingly skilled In repeating just what Still, Gardner says the findings confirm have heard, while the TV children, the view of many psychologists that "some when they remember verbal information of our knowledge of time, space and at all, are more Inclined to paraphrase." casuality comes from the media of cornWhen children in the four Watertown, munication that happen to predominate in Mass., studies were asked to make inour culture." The way we think about our ferences about what they learned, the experiences, in other words, may be indifferences were even more intriguing, fluenced by the "kinds of media with Gardner says, which we have been engaged." "Television children relied over. whelmlngly on what they had seen how difficult an action looks, how someone appears to feel. They rarely went beyond the visual information, either to attend to - Hence, Gardner says, studies like these may one day be able to define "how people today differ in their thinking from previous generations and which dif- .ferences are due to TV alone." EVENING 8:00 0 (35) COLLEGE BASKETBALL "National invitational Tournament" Specials Of The Week 7 Gina Lollabrigida Flips Her Wig In New York By CINDY ADAMS NEW YORK I never saw mommy 6:00 (10) SPEAKING OF LOVE kissing Santa Claus, but I did see Gina SATURDAY (10) THE ART OF BEING Lallabriglda nearly flip her wig. She was 11:30 HUMAN MARCH 8. 1910 running down Fifth Avenue from the (4) NEWS SPECIAL 7:00 EVENING Results of the Alabama, Florida Pierre Hotel In ankle-length sable and eye(10) SPEAKING OF LOVE and Georgia primaries are lashes and heading for a cab. The wind 700 Dr. Leo Buscaglia explores the presented, couldn't have cared less that Gina was a FLORIDA'S WATCHING concept of mankind's lImItless (5) SPECIAL 0 NEWS SPECIAL movie star in lull makeup. It huffed and potential for giving and receiv- Results of the Florida primary (10) NATIONAL GEO- ing love. puffed and nearly blew her wig down. I are presented. GRAPHIC SPECIAL 'The InviI watched while she made a grab for it NEWS (l) 8:00 SPECIAL 0 sibie World" (10) FRED ASTAIRE: Results of the Florida primar) Chums tried to slilep Sir Laurence Olivier 800 PUrrIN' ON HIS TOP HAT and a look at the latest occur. to a disco. He told theni, "Nut's to thee." (10) SONGS OF A LUSTY rences In Iran are presented. 10:30 Too noisy for him, LAND 3 (10) BOGART This tribute 1100 Roy Scheider breakfasts every day at 6 WEDNESDAY to Humphrey Bogart (10) THE PYTHONS am. He either has no maid or he's an MARCH 12, 1910 insomniac Being it's market week and 11:30 MONDAY (1) 0 NEWS SPECIAL being he's a millionaire and all, hotshot MARCH 10, 1910 Results of the South Carolina designer Calvin Klein took to Florida for a primary are presented. little R&Il. 900 EVENING "One Touch of Crawford," the St. Regis (10) TV: THE FABULOUS SUNDAY 7:00 FIFTIES Sheraton's salute to producer Cheryl (7)0 CHICKEN Crawford at the King Cole room, brought MARCH 9, 1910 8.'00 THURSDAY out Rex Reed, Benay Venuta, Earl Black(10) FRED A8TAIRE: MARCH 13, 1980 well, AFTERNOON Eugenia Sheppard and CHANGE PARTNERS AND choreographer Agnes DeMille, It starred DANCE 200 EVENING beautiful Patrice Munsel — Sammy Davis CR (10) THE FRED WARING TUESDAY went for $100,000 to put In a kitchen In his stiow 111 :00 MARCH 11, 1980 (10) ThE DUKES OF DIXIEBeverly Hills shack that can feed a couple 4 LAND AND FRIENDS (10) THE WORLD OF THE of hundred. Hates to eat alone, that EVENING BEAVER Sammy Luciano Pavorotti's little EVENING luncheon snack the other noon was 10:00 CD (10) SATCHMO spaghetti Alfredo, rack of lamb with the - - - - trimmings, Italian red and white wines, zuppa di pesce, arugala salad and it slab of gateau St. Ilonore for dessert. Fortunately, he wasn't hungry Burt Reynolds and his pal and partner, David Steinberg, will produce movies for the telly, but neither will be in them. MacKenzie Phillipsn Phillips is o a diet to gain weight "CHiPs" star Erik Estrada is looking for a chip off the old block. Wants to make a baby with the new Mrs. Estrada Natalie Wood's psychic guaranteed her she'll make a movie this year that will win her the Oscar Xavier blunder: "Masters and Johnson charge thousands and it's called therapy. I charge $50 and It's called prostitution." Woody Allen: "If only God would giveme e a clear sign. like making a large deposit in my name at a Swiss bank." Her Majesty Queen Sirikit of Thailand - - - - - - was here to arrange for the fashion industry to accept her new collection of silks handwoven by villagers, and the Queen gifted Rosalynn Carter with a winecolored hand-embroidered Thai silk Jacket and Mrs. Cyrus Vance with another. At lunch at Saks Fifth Avenue's board room she told us she is actually allergic to silk. "I am personally in charge of the quality control," ,the said. "I inspect all the handiwork. I keep sneezing, but I keep inspecting." �-_A___•________ - •._ . - -. U 6—Eveniffiv Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, March?, 1NO A% 1 Wil I Y - •._-' I - - -- A VI I UJ W NCTWO 10:0 A I as rnuiru U aJ(35) CANDID CAMERA I 7. 1j FLORIDA'S WATCHING 10:45 __________________________________________________ EVENING by Aidous Huxley. A young 12)(17) LOVE, AMERICAN MORNING alien brains take over the mind SPECIAL (3)0 HEE HAW Guests: man living in a rigidly con- STYLE 6.00 and body of one of the Dennis Weaver. Randy Boone, society 600 years in the (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU 11:00 Enterprise's crew. 6:00 Dottsy. Woody Woodbury. future questions his existence stence fl () (5)0 (DO NEWS (DO OUR GANG (DO HIGH SCHOOL BOWL o ® o DO NEWS 5 LAWRENCE WELK when he meets a young savage II) (35) (1 (17) HUMAN DIMENSION Clermont vs. Lake Howell BENNY HILL 2J "Birthday Show" (10) AS MAN BEHAVES and a free thinking Individual, 35) MOVIE "The Leech 2 10 TO NORWAY: HOME "Unconscious Motivation" 6:30 THE WIZARD OF OZ ci) 0 OF THE GIANTS John Cleese Woman" (91W) (1960) Colleen (t (17) CAROL BURNETT @) 2-COUNTRY FISHING (4) CHIPS Jon and Ponch AND FRIENDS Guest: Maggie Judy Garland. Ray Bolger, Jack f Monty Mython fame plays 0 Gray, Grant Williams. A woman go after an anti-insurance corn. Haley and Bert Lahr star in the ntrepid reporter Norman Fearmarried to a younger man dis- pany stunt driver who instiSmith. HOT FUDGE CD classic motion picture about a ess setting off to discover his (17) fl'S YOUR BUSINESS covers the secret of youth, but highway accidents. (R) 6:30 Kansas girl's adventurous trip roots and trace his heritage not the one of happiness. (1 MO THE CHI8HOLMS A (.4) NBC NEWS to a magical land with a tin back to the Viking spirit in 7:00 1/2 Hrs.) Slave escapes from his owner (5)OcBSNEWS woodman, a scarecrow and a Norway (1)PROFILES IN EDUCA(10) THE GROWING and hides at the Chisholms' CDOASCNEWS lION cowardly lion. 121(1 )NHLHOCKEY Atlanta "The Preschool ranch. YEARS G (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie (1)5 MOVIE "On Her Flames vs. Vancouver Canucks (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS Experience" IN A MILLION learns a lesson in friendship Majesty's Secret Service" (DO SPIDERWOMAN 1:45 Shirley's hands are full when 11:30 8 (1) NCAA BASKETBALL Barton Stone's wife throws him to Mayberry. Rigg. Secret agent James (4) TONIGHT Guest host: 7:30 CHAMPIONSHIPS First round out of the house. CH (1 ) AS MAN BEHAVES Bond investigates a biological David Brenner. Guests: Ricer- S (4) BAY CITY ROLLERS coverage 8:30 "Hocus Pocus Of Stage warfare plot being mapped out do Montalban, Helen Gurley (1)030 MINUTES Hypnosis" (DO THE ROPERS Helen y an old enemy at a mountain- Brown, Redd Foxx, Edna Lev. 200 CD S ANIMALS ANIMALS (12) (17) BOB NEWHART lop stronghold in the Swiss (5)0 MOVIE "Crooks And ANIMALS "Desert Animals" (1)5 WORLD SERIES OF goes all out to prevent Jeffrey Emily's protective Instincts are kips. (R) AUTO RACING Top drivers from 1OWnIng that Stanley, PARA TODO Coronets" (C) (1969) Toffy G (35) LATINO aroused by a 70-year-old odd fi) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Savalas, compete for $300,000 in an babysitting for Jeffrey's son, Edith Evans. Stately, but friendly recluse. 000 has taken the child to a poker 'Slight Of Hand" Indy-type qualifying race. British mansions become the • game. ® GODZILLA / GLO(1 FAMILY POnM1 7:00 121(17) NSA BASKETBALL. targets of a group of thievingBETROTTERS (12) (17) NASHVILLE MUSIC ADVENTURE "Sexual Compatibility" (i FACE THE uusic Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana gangsters. (2 Hrs,) Guests: Bobby Bare, Roy Pacers (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO THE IRAN CRISIS: 1)5 2:30 Head. MIGHTY MOUSE / (DO JOKER'S WILD AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A HECKLE & J5$( (5)0 MAVERICK "Tale Of 8:30 G ( 5) SANFORD AND SON look at the latest occurrences SUPEF+TANOS 9.00 Three Cities" (10) WALL STREET WEEK Fred makes his first airplane "The riew Monetary Crisis" in Iran. •(4) BJ AND THE BEAR A (10) FAMILY, flight when his uncle leaves him Guest: Harry Brown., invest- (TI) (35) MOVIE "The Thing • PORTRAIT crooked police sergeant and (4) FRED AND BARNEY 'Changing Roles' an inheritance. That Couldn't Die" (C) (1953) several male truckers attempt mtadvi 2:45 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER William Reynolds, Andra MEET THE SHMOO to hijack a shipment of Curren. 0BUGS SUNNY / ROAD (DOAMERICAN SPORTS- cybeingtransportecibyBJan REPORT 9.00 Martin. A girl with psychic pow- nu,e MAN (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON (1])35 DINAHI & FRIENDS we Is hypnotized by a flidsous eight female truckers, (Part 2) • 10 FREE TO CHOOSE Fred sees the beginning of the (R) head and compelled to find the 3:30 10:30 end of his junk business "How To Cure Inflation" Dr. rest of the body. (111/2 Hrs.) (5) THE 000 COUPLE (5)5 HAWAII FIVE-0 Milton Friedman visits a ghost 5 (10)FAWLTYTOWERS DUCK • Lamont takes a jut In a CD 0 PROFESSIONAL McGas'rett and his team search clothing store, town and a tobacco grower Ic (5)5 POPEYE BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- for a Nazi war criminal after a 11:45' show what money is and how (DO8COOSY AND SCRAP- age of tp $90,00 Fair t.e, famous Nazi hunter is mur730 CHARliE'S ANGELS PY 000 worics, from Fair I.anes Univeral- dared and a rare medal is (4) TIC TAC DOUGH . Sibnina falls In love with a (ID (35) MOVIE "The Monol- ty inopen Washington. D.C. found on his body. 10:00 5) THE NEWLYWED handsome man who may have Ith Monsters" (B/W) (1957) (DO LOVE BOAT Julie has (GAME (1)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- been involved In a murder at 3:45 Grant Williams, Lola Albright. NCAA BASKETBALL second thoughts about her (DO FAMILY ZARD The Dukes are forced to sensitIvity Institute. (R) Strange deaths occur when a career when an old friend and 0(35) (1) ( 5) MAUOE Maude pan- take Boss Hogg into their home 12:56 meteor falls into the California CHAMPIONSHIPS First round he board the cruise. (R) coverage Ice when she finds out why the when becomes the target of (DO MOVIE "The Brave desert. (11/2 Hrs,) (35) STREETS OF SAN ox-convict she ltlr.d went to hit men, Bulls" (B/W)(1951) Mel Ferrer, 5 (10) ME= 4:00 FRANCISCO 5(10) FREE TO CHOOSE Prism. Anthony Quinn, A famed mats(1)5 DANCE FEVER (121(17) ALL *4 ThE FAMILY "How To Stay Free" Dr. Mitten 1100 1000 p , of PRIMARY: S (4) PRiME TIME SATURGloria takes out her fwstra- Friedman shows how concen confidence to return to the • CASPER AND THE 5 0) FLORIDA ___ LOOK This local DAY AN INSIDE ANGELS lions about being pregnant on trated power In the hands of a ring. (1 Hr. 55 Mine.) Mike. 5(10) YOU H few, even elected reesnta. special takes the viewer behind (1)5 HAGEN Paul Hagen GOT THE 1:00 the scenes of running the Fled- tries to help a Young friend who lives, lathe most swim s POWER 600 do presidential primary. 5(1) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL to freedom. has been convinced by his old. ft" ® MOVIE "Brave New Host: Mac Davis. Guests: or brother to take the blame for 430 10:15 World" (Premiere) Keir DuIlea, •®mssONS ABBA, The Whispers, Thelma (5)0 ThE MUPPETS Guest: a shooting. Bud con, Based on the novel (121(17) RAT PATROL UD IS FAT AlBERT Hton (DO FANTASY ISLAND A Crystal CDØ 10KM, JOKER, io PREVIEWS: female ventriloquist's dummy 5(10) SNEAK AFTERNOON TAKE TWO Roger Ebert and comes to life, and an actor gets 12:00 Gene Siskel view "Black to be • character he once AA I IVlfl Big Names DroD In _ _____ (I) HOT HERO SANDWICH Marble" for the first time and pored, Guests: Stothanl Cttm.nln,e ilvi wvww t. w, ur (ID (3 ) AMERICAPi am. Mclean Stevenson, Sally respective newspaper Columns LEM Struthsss, Julius Erving, KISS. and for the "Sneak previews" i 10 :R) program, S (4) (5)5 (DO NEWS 1)0 JASON OF STAR 0CMI]) (35) MOVIE "Modesty '°° hAND Blalse" (C) (1966) Monica (5)0 GOLF Live coverage 1) 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL Terence Stamp. When a pri"The Ghost Of Thomas the third round of the enter the dusky seating we& of the staige to Kempo" A 17th-contur Glisaw Inverrary Closeic from vate Investigator and her sidekick are hired to protect watch tie proceedings. .'Pe 'i'dy g. sorcerer's ghost tries to recruit the Inverrary Golf and Country Supply of pf'eClOus geffl51 theY ri Club In Lauderhill, Flo da, a young twillow ritul find themselves duped. (2 Hrs. boy 2) (R)hisnew apprentice, (Part writers and secretaries, etc., descend 15 Mine.) "The SPORTS Live coverage of MOVIE 5(10) THE PYTHONS Interthe stage to take their places at the rail of (111(35) Milkman" (51W) (1951) Donald ____ 10-round heavyweight bout the of the elevated audience area at the all of O'Connor, Jimmy Durante. A between Ele .'Montywith Python's Flying Bernardo Mercado. Golden director Jame$ Burrow. As each saw , Speed Skating (from Inzefl, Circus" and clips from old cpleted, the aseistant director cues , porous ', ilk Germany); Reports an endeavors and their upcoming "Principals to the rail!" It is there that all and goes to work for a rival West American Cup Gymnastics movie are featured when the —actors, production peopie and writers —. milk firm, where he falls in love from Madison Square Garden) group reunites in Tunisia. with his boss's daughter. (1 1/2 ( offer suggestions to make a different move. Hrs.) and World Cup Downhill SIding 11:15 there or change a line her.. 5:45 0(10) LIVING ENVIRON. 007) DICK MAURICE AND It 15 (!TUtIVS committee in tie ultimate. uw "wuiie 5(4) NCU BASKETBALL COMPANY " This flse-tuztng makes for a happy cast 1120 because they are offered tie opportunity to 5)5 TARZAN / SUPER SaV 5 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT EVENING make cosetiuctive contribUtiOns. It Is the 01 LIVE Host: Rodney mflO that (flu AMERICAN SANDOPitafldl of the field. Musical guests: The J Gills Band. inede "lie Mary Tyler Moore Show" a STAND M . (1) 5 NEWS perennial hit, and It is t SPECIAL (4) 5) 5 NEWS ie Muff 01 EIflIUY • (l) VOLUSIA AWd-WIIUdag shows ("Taxi" took thee. P'.SNOUMCOUNTY JAIl. (111(35) BIONIC WOMAN Rcufts of the South Carolina Jaime tries to save the life of an last lesiOn), It Is ties, prodiKtlon values 5 (10) THE 5 MOVIE "Suspicion" GROWING 091 scientist who insii*i on and the axceUSIIC. Of the actors that ifte YEARS 'PIey" (B/W) (1941) Cery Grant, J becoming arodeoclianiplon, other stars :to mes, But also, as one Fontaine. Directed by Alfred 5(17) WREST"NG visitor summed up: Hitchcock. A young • (1) NCAA SASK11TIBAU ss Friday ufternoons on Blue 13 N$ jot FRI MI PROGRAM suspects her charming bus• 1:i NEWS band of planning a murder. (1 .heIljot of , -,., (1) •.$T*$ '.:TMK',$losliIe (5)5 CBS NEWS - - - - ' - ..... ._.__ . I I& I- . • Tax'6i'Rehearsa '1s At' The hottest "no-ticket" affair in Hollywood happens every Friday on Stage 23 at Parammillit StUdIoL At 4:30 Pm. on those days It's run-tlwoth time — like a k'ess rehearsal for the "Taxi" series episode that will be filmed before a live audience later in the evening. , Tui,, &W 'Inside on ABC _____ - watch the show In action. M1CSI and tresses from every phase of the biusiness have visited the set, and it's a weekly habit for Robin WIlItiis ("Most & Mindy") or stars from other productions on the t, like Henry, Winkler ("Happy Days"), Imna Fscow ("Angle"), Cindy W1111-'ns and Penny Marshall ("Laverne & Shirley") to èop by. John Rifler ("flwes's CQqIWsny'?) was guceting on a serss fiIjv' a few stages away, and a dsapsiate assistant dlr.ctãr who was looking for Bitter tom' a makeup call IheIIy fIlled him on lie "Taxi" set, . ____ . ____ • Tie .rta1omsnL. IuRaIlILqul$4y , • . ____ ,•. ., , - - thkc tin thn n$ltinI s . . a.I.i,, I1emI,4 I - I CnMp,4 I • •' nrwi rh4t, AAIr,'h? iaIL..i 'rI••• •••I •' • wvvri on'Jc water; two cobblers teach kids 5(10) ThE FRED WARING FUL WORLD "The Shaggy 1]) (35) PTL CLUB to make their shoes. (R) SHOW Fred Waring and his D.A." A political crusader dis. 8 (10) BOGART This tribute (121(17) LEAVE IT TO SLAVER talented young singers perform covers that every time he :o Humphrey Bogart focuses classic tunes, contemporary recites an inscription on a scar- )fl the career and personal ioo tide of filmdom's outstanding MOVIE "Just For You" hits, movie and Broadway ab he is turned into a dog. (R) (1) 'tough guy" with dignity, real(C) (1952) Sing Crosby, Jane themes and patriotic selections (5)030 MINUTES am and startling truths, with (DO SIN8AD AND THE EYE at the Herin a concert taped Wyman. A famous theatrical producer struggles to find time 5heY Theater in Hershey, Penn- OF THE TIGER Sinbad and his scones from some of his most female companion face great famous movies and comments for his two teen-age children. (2 5Ytia, (121(17) MOVIE "Mutiny At danger v,lle searching for the from his peers. Hrs.) Fort Sharp" (1965) Broderick jungle animal they believe is 121(17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: 0D IN p (J Ronald A. Zumbrun. SAPTI8T Crawford, Cow Romero. A actually a prince. (Part 2) (1)5 FIRST wrath (II) (35) FLIPPER officer faces the cavalry CHURCH 1100 5(10) AS WE SEE IT "Kel- of his men for the way he han- 5(10) SPEAKING OF LOVE • (4) (5)5(1)0 NEWS vyn Park High School, Chicago, died the defense of a fortress Dr. Leo Buscaglia explores the 121(17) OPEN UP concept of mankind's limitless beset by Indian attacks. lUlmiols" 1130 potential for giving and roceiv(121(17) MOVIE "The House 300 5(4) NBC LATE MOVIE Ing love. On 92nd Street" (1945) Lloyd oyd 5(4) NCAA BASKETBALL 5(17) NASHVILLE ON THE "Checkered Flag Or Crash" Nolan, Sign. Ham. During CHAMPIONSHIPS (1977) Joe Don Baker, Larry World War II, the FBI attempts (1])(35) MOVIE "Prudence ROAD Guest: John ConIes. Hagman. A group of drivers to Invade a Nazi spy ring In And The Pill" (C) (I M) 7,30 compete for $100,000 in a City. Deborah Kerr, David Niven. A (11) (35) PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1000 mile off-the-road race in becomes pregnant "Florida Front Page" woman the Philippines. (R) when aspirin is taken instead of 5(17) PORTER WAGONER (5) 5 THE AVENGERS A (1) THE LAW AND YOU birth control Pills. (2 Hrs.) treasury department official (1]) 135)T'jET $00 0 10) Out PASA, U.S.A.? 3:15 (5)5 ARCHIE 'BUNKER'S disappears While investigating "Spring Cleaning" A spiritual- (1)5 COfliplalnts of Overspending by 5)l- PLACE iii and Fatter Santol- -irS' "*40 i - U.S: irstidiwi team CD O'TIN$PLED AND a research establishinent _ But it Ii at tie run-through that some Of ent.rtslmnent's West names •-- -- and ,urner March 9 uriJii, y Germany om Lionel's search for a missing ____________________________________________________ Schwerin, East Germany). man leads them to a vigilante group of pro football stars and 4:00 MORNING called upon to help the Penas. JACKIE GLEASON a plot to destroy a mob figure. (5) 0 (R) tilD (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY INVERRARY GOLF CLASSIC (10) FRED ASTAIRE: 5:00 11:30 The final round of this PGA ) (17) RAT PATROL (5)0 FACE THE NATION event is presented live from the PUTTIN ON HIS TOP HAT CD 0 BILL DANCE OUT. Inverrary Golf and Country Fred Astaire's remarkable 5:30 career, from the early days with DOORS Club in Lauderhill, Florida. (1 (17) SUNDAY MASS (Ii) (35) MOVIE "Abbott And 4 (10) THE WORLD OF THE his sister Adele through his 6:00 Costello In The Foreign BEAVER Cinematographer heyday at RKO with Ginger Legion" (1950) Patricia Medi- Des Bartlett captures the life Rogers, is highlighted through (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (17) BETWEEN THE LINES na, Walter Stezak. The boys cycle of one of nature's most film clips and interviews with travel to Algiers and promptly industrious builders, the many of his associates. 6:30 (17) MOVIE "Lion And become involved in local beaver. Narrated by Henry (5)0 THE LIVING WORD The Horse" (1952) Steve Intrigues. Fonda. (DØAGRICULTUREU.8.A. (12)(17) MOVIE "Way. Way Cochran, Sherry Jackson. A (10)PRESENTE 6:45 Out" (1966) Jerry Lewis, Con- cowboy and his horse flee to (3) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOnie Stevens. A meek astronaut the back country to avoid the AFTERNOON SEUP Is propelled Into space with a law and while there. they pretty female cohort to operate encounter a marauding lion. 7:00 12:00 a lunar weather station. 5(4) TWO'S COMPANY 8:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (5)0 MARLO AND THE (5)0 SPECTRUM 4:30 (DO ISSUES AND MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (DO WIDE WORLD OF ([D (35) JERRY FALWELL (2) 6 VIEWPOWT ON NUTRI- ANSWERS SPORTS American Cup Gym9:00 (10) ANOTHER VOICE lION nastics (from Madison Square S (4) NBC MOVIE "The Mur(l2)17) REV. TERRY COLE12:30 Garden); Golden Skate Speed der That Wouldn't Die" (PremWHITAKER 0(4) MEET THE PRESS Skating (from inzeli, West iere) William Conrad, Jose (3)0 BLACK AWARENESS Germany). 7:30 Ferrer. A retired policeman 5(4) COLLEGE PARK SAP- (DO DIRECTIONS moves from Los Angeles to 5:00 (10) FLORIDA REPORT lIST CHURCH lronslde is Hawaii, where he is soon (4) IRONSIDE (12) (17) MOVIE "Brave Warn- • (DO PICTURE OF HEALTH ° (10521 Jon Hall, Christine assigned to prove the inno- involved in the investigation of (y])135) DR. E.J. DANIELS Larson. In 1811, the British cence of a black militant his brother's murder. (12) 17) ,r IS 3.) 0 ALICE Belle enrages push for war with the accused of murder. Alice and Vera when she totally (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS 8:00 Shawnees. ONCE UPON A CLAScharms Mel and steals their FIRST BAPTIST 5 100 SIC "King Arthur" Arthur's datesatadinnerparty. CHURCH 6 G NCAA BASKETBALL young nephews take their D 0 MOVIE "Amber (5)0 REX HUMBARD CHAMPIONSHIPS place at the Round Table; Mor- Waves" (Premiere) Dennis (D SHOW MY PEOPLE MINUTES gan continues her quest for Weaver, Kurt Russell. Two men (1])( 5) CASPER (D5 DISCUSSION '30 vengeance as Lancelot falls from widely varying back51O)8E8AME5'(R) (Ti) (35) MOVIE "One Of Our victim to her dirty deeds. (Part grounds are brought together FUN HOUSE (12)i17) during a difficult wheat harOwn'' (C) (1975) George 3018) (R) 830 Peppard, Oscar Homolka. The vesting season in the Midwest. 5:30 • (4) SUNDAY MASS (10) MASTERPIECE THEneurology department of a (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS- ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke (1)0 ORAL ROBERTS large hospital bustles with (1])( 5) JOSIE AND ThE PUS- activity as a typical day is SIC "King Arthur" The dwarf Street Ii" There is much cononSYCATS Branic shoots Lancelot and lecture among the staff when chronicled. (2 Hrs.) 9.A (8 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK Morgan's plan to murder Louisa and the Major return to Guinevere backfires. (Part 4 01 the Bentinck bringing young IN REVIEW (R) •® owtooi 8) Lottie with them. (Part 13 of 16) (5)5 SUNDAY MORNING 1:30 KIDS ARE PEOPLE (1)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (D EVENING 9:30 TOO Guests: Ron Pallilo, (DO TONY BROWN'S JOUR(1)0 THE JEFFERSONS The Wilheknkra, The Sytvers, Eric NAL Jeffersc,ns and Wiliises secretly Poppick, Noah Hathaway. 5(10) WALL STREET WEEK 6:00 try to help when Lionel and II])35)THE FUNT$TONES "The New Monetary Crisis" 5(4) (5)0 CD 0 NEWS Jenny are turned down for a 5 10) MOM ROGERS(R) Guest: Harry Browne, Invest- (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN bank loan and refuse George's (12)17) LOST IN SPACE ment advisor. (R) 510) THE ART OF BEING offer of help. HUMAN Dr. Leo Buscaglia, (1])(35) JIMMY SWAGGART 9.30 200 MOVIE "There Was A highly acclaimed speaker and 5 (4) GOSPEL SINGING (1)0 10.'OO JUBILEE Crooked Man" (C) (1970) Kirk popular education professor at (1)0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. en pres ts his enthusiastic DY (1])(35) WOO WOOOPEcK Douglas, Henry Fonda. After an falls for a lovely female ER AND FRIENDS escaped prisoner dies of message of "Love your fellow Oonzo surgeon (Irish Stewart) who is 5(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY rattlesnake hltm trim warden human being." determined to prove herself as (12) (17) WRESTLING ii0o'i) capable as any male doc tor. corpse and heads for Mexico. 8:30 (a (10 FAWLTY TOWERS 10:00 (2 Hrs.) S (4) NEC NEWS 12) (17) WINSTON CHURCH. IECAMPSELL S (4) BAXTERS 1W THE VALIANT YEARS (DO THE SUPERSTARS (5)0 THE (DO KIOSWORLD The Pittsburgh Pirates take on "Busing" "Triumph In France" Patton (Ii) (35) PORKY PIG AND the Baltimore Orioles in the (DO ABC NEWS drives through Europe; Paris FRN3M first preliminary round of the 'iberated. 5(10) STUDIO SEE "Kayak" Superteam competition (from 7:00 Kid kayackers run the white Freeport in the Bahamas). 10:30 5(4) DISNEY'S WONDERA ' I Young P bored up in a tree I my friends were gone no body likes me doing nothing but sitting In a tree Jeremy Walsh oets These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted froni the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. MAD AT GRANDMA!! I HAVE TO WASH DISHES!! WASH THE DOG!! I HAVE TO CUT THE YARD!! MOP THE FLOOR!! SWEEP THE FLOOR!! OH WELL I SUPPOSE GOFTA DO IT Emery Johnson My mother broke her hand She can't drive She is grumpy She must be bored She looks like a sick bee Shannon Altman I feel so sleepy I want to go home But I won't get to sleep gotta baby sit gotta take the garbage out miserable I feel miserable Patrick Barnes I was , I was tearing up stuff I was little and my grandfather died I was sad My puppy was killed by a little boy I was mad I was eight years old I got into a fight with a boy I beat him up He ran home crying rattles forced shout furious mad frightened Shonda Williams I Wish I wish I was a Jello-girl In make-believe land I could eat up all the jello In nuts and cakes In Ice cream In everything that is sweet. I wish I was a mouse. I would scare my mother so she would give me cookies. Loretta Moran I wish houses were made out of candy trees made out of chocolate with marshmallow tops I wish people were chocolate cake and teachers were peanut brittle we could eat them all up. I wish flowers were lemon candy and water was lemonade. Leslie E TV oWJ iV PE LL fH CLUE fl4 PJAME OF A (,RAM All C 5ERIE j Q%Rp HE'S OM A TA$5FE Th F --c.' Hp D F0 I I I I I Ii I ________________ I I I cw .'r4araZi. :)5Ny I ' • ' I • ,- S '; '. I - '.. .*::.( i' . -. " _.••g. •t . '1'4 -4 • ._- ,. -..T;- • .,S•_,."- , - '1 4 - • ti .',. I -- 44,',), ! ..- -. . • I I . �- S s--Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ti Friday, March 7, 1IO MONDAY 9:30 EVENING 6:00 0(4) (3.) 0 (l) 0 NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT "Domestic Policy" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Wrong Number," "Saturday Night," "The Recital." "Vacuum Salesman." 6:30 (3) NBC NEWS (1)0CBS NEWS Cl) I ABC NEWS (LI)5) ANDY GRIFFITH Whefl Opie starts talking about Mr. McB.svee, Andy and Barney suspect that Opie has an imaginary friend. 4 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT "Political Parties" (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob and Emily celebrate their wed. ding anniversary by fantasizing about being married to different partners. 7•00 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CHICKEN A (7) terrorizes his high school through gang violence and vandalism but meets his match In a teacher who won't fight back, (11) (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont schemes to break up Fred's Imminent marriage. 0 (10) M.CNE1L / LENRER REPORT (121(17) 8AHFORD AND SON Fearful Inst his days are numbered, Fred prepares a will and summons everyone to an advance reading. 7:30 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (11) (35) MAUDE Walter issues an ultimatum when Maude takes a part-time job selling real estate. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Alistair Cooke. (Part 1 of 2)(R) 0 HOUSE CALLS 4 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY It appears that Gloria may have her first baby in an Italian restaurant. (Part 1) 10:00 (5)0 LOU GRANT c: 0 STONE Dan and a psychiatrist search for a killer who is copying his murders from those depicted in Dan's latest novel. (12) (17) BIG BATTLES "Battle Over Europe" The great Allied air offensive against Hitler's Germany was aimed at the total destruction of Nazi production, communication and morale. 800 (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura falls In love with young Almanzo Wilder, but has a rival In Nellie Oleson. (Part 1)(R) (5) Q WKRP IN CINCINNATI Venus is offered a higher-pay. ing job by a rival radio station, but some surprises lie behind the glItter. C!) 0 ThAT'S INCREDIBLE (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Four-Pound Brick" CR (10) FRED ASTAIRE: CHANGE PARTNERS AND DANCE Fred Astaire's career is picked up after his departure In 1939 from RXO and follows him through a succession of beautiful partners Including Paulette Goddard, Rita Hayworth, Betty Hutton, Leslie Caron and Audrey Hepburn. (12) (17) MOVIE "His Majesty O'Keefe" (1954) Burt Lancester. 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March 10 Daytime Schedule MORNING 4 (10) SESAME STREET 4 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO12) (17) FUN HOUSE GRAMMING (121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 725 5:05 81' (MON TUE, mu, FRI) (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA C!) 0 GOOD MORNING (121(17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (TUE) (WED) FLORIDA 5:10 12:30 7:30 (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0 NEWS 0 0 TODAY STYLE (MOW) M"CHFOR TOMOR(DO GOOD MORNING 5 14 ROW AMERICA (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0(35) BULLWINKLE (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (THU. 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S MOVIE (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (11) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (R) rN.T) CI)0 HEALTH FIELD W10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (DO SUNRISE BRIEF (FRI) (121(17) us'ra (MOW) (121(17) FAMILY AFFAIR (121(17)1 LOVE LUCY 1121(17) WORLD AT LARGE 9.30 (THU) (1]) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 3:30 111:05 0(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0(35) 02 (17) THE FLINTSTONES (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE GRAMMING ('WE) 0(17) GREEN ACRES 8 (10) VILLA A1.EGRE (MOW, WED) 6:10 10:00 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE S(4)CARDSHARKS (TUE. THU. FRI) (Ff5.1) (1])(35) PTL CLUB (12)(17)MOVIE $00 6:15 •(4) THE BRADY BUNCH (121(17) THE ATHLETES 10:30 (5)0SEWITCHED (MOW) S (4) HOLLYWOOD (DSMERVGRIFFIN SQUARES 6'30 (J])(35) WOODY W000PECK(ID0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 6 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA ER AND FRIENDS (I)OEDALLEN 10:55 (1O)SE8AME8ThES1' (121(17)NEWS (5)O CBS NEWS (12)(17)SPECTREMAN 6:48 1100 430 CR (10) A.M. WEATHER 0 Q HIGH ROLLERS • (4) EMERGENCY ONEI CID THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 6:55 (DO GOOD MORNING (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (ED (35) BUGS BUNNY AND (R) FRIENDS FLORIDA (12)(17)GILUGAN'SISLAND 11:30 700 6 G WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5:00 (4) TODAY (E) O FAMILY FEUD (5)0 lOGAN 8 HEROES (5)0 MORNING NEWS Ø])(35) TOM AND JERRY (1) 0 GOOD MORNING 1155 (MON. TUE, FRI) AMERICA . 1121(17) tiwe (111(35) CLEVER JACK (WED, 0 (35) SHAZAM (MOW) ThU) (11) (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY AFTERNOON W10) MISTER AOGERS(5.) TRIO(TUE) 1121(17)MYTHREESONS 11 (35) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY (WED) 12:00 5:30 ID (35) FANTASTIC FOUR S(1) CHAIN REACTION 8 0 NEWS (mU) C5)0(DONEWS (1]) (35)1 LOVE LUCY 111(35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY President Likes To Bowl President Jimmy Carter recently reaffirmed his place in the ranks of 64 million Americans by stating that, along with his otter physical fitness activities, he is also a bawler. Ad*eadng a Washington-based con. ference spomored by the President's Cosmcll on Physical Fitness and Sports, Carter noted that his relatloselgp with bowling goes back many years. In 1970, lIen-Governor Carter rolled the first ball at the Women's International Bowling Congress Convention In Atlanta. The president has especially easy access to the Isles, since a pair of specially built bowling lanes are located In the Old Executive Office Building. I Friday, March 7,1980-9 Titles, Like People, Vary A Great Deal DEAR DICK: When reading credits before or after a film or TV show, I see so many titles which I am unable to differentiate between. Please help me understand their role. They are: directed by, produced by, created by, written by, developed by, executive producer. Do they work for studios or are they Independent? JACQUE EATMON, Kalamazoo, Mich. Avery good question, and one that it is not easy to answer. Titles, like people, vary a good deal. Often, movie and TV projects become so complex—who did what?— that they Invent titles just to make people feel better. s.l,.n11,., h,.......... 4k.. ....a.._,... . awwvva, ii wuuuver is ne man who puts the package together, finds the script, hires the actors and directors, rents the studio, retains a crew, gets somebody to finance the whole thing and somebody else to distribute If there Is also an executive producer, that Is generally a figurehead title, perhaps the money man who wants some recognition or the representative of the production company who has to have a finger In the pie. The other producer is known, unofficially as the "line" producer. The "written by" line is simple; they wrote the script, And the director Is the one who takes the script and brings it to life on the set, tells the lighting people what kind of light he wants, tells the cameramen If he wants a long shot or a close-up and tells the actors when to walk and where to go. "Created by" is usually on a TV show; that's the person TUESDAY formerly of the "Kung Fu" TV series, has passed away. Is this true? FRANK, Ringoes, N.J. No, It's not true. Carradine Is still as alive as ever. DEAR DICK: I am trying to remember the name of an actor who played the lead in a motion picture back in the late '30* or early '40* called "The Man Who Played God." He also played "Disraeli" In the picture of the same name. He was a tall, homely man. THELMA HAHN, Salida, Cob. That was the late, great George Arliss. He's probably spinning furiously In his grave because you called him "homely." DEAR DICK: I work In a rest home for old people and they think everything they see on soap operas Is true and we can't make them understand it Isn't. They cry so much we can't let them see those shows any more. Why can't who had the idea for - the series in the first place. "Developed by" is another Invented title, generally; giving credit to someone who had a vague hand In the pie and they're not quite sure what else to call him. Nowadays, most of these people are independent operators, A few producers are employed by studios, but not many. In the old days, everybody worked for studios. DEAR DICK: Some of my pals and I have a difference of opinion about the robot In the new "Buck Rogers" series. They say It Is a real robot. I claim there Is a man a little man Inside the stdt. About the voice, we are not sure. What is the truth? RANDY JENKINS, San Diego, Calif. Score one for Randy. Felix Silla, a very small man, Is in the suit of Twiki, the "Buck Rogers" robot. The voice is supplied by that veteran voice-supplier, Mel Blanc. DEAR DICK: My friend has heard that David they let the characters on soap operas be happy? NEIL BLY, South West City, Mo. They certainly over-do the tragedy and the tears but It wouldn't be very dramatic if there was no conflict or unhappiness, would it? By their very nature, soap operas are full of woe. I suggest you have your old people watch re-runs of sitcoms; they are happy and generally uncomplicated. DEAR DICK: Could you tell me the wherabouts of Loretta Young? I am curious about what she's doing now. B. JANSSEN, Vancouver, Wash. She lives in Southern California, and is happily retired. - - - tIle U.S. (i 1/2 hrs,) (9 (10) UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU EVENING "Sharks" Cousteau and his 8:00 crew sail the Calypso to the 0 (4) THE MISADVENTURES Red Sea, the Indian Ocean and 6:00 OF SHERIFF LOBO After Per. the Gulf of Aden to Study shark kins borrows Deputy Birdie behavior, 0 0 7)0 NEWS Hawkins fancy drag-racing (14 (10) ART OF BEING car, the vehicle is stolen and 9:30 HUMAN "The Tragic Vision" used in a bank robbery. CD 0 TAXI The cabbies try to 1121 (17) CAROL BURNETT (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW straighten out Reverend Jim AND FRIENDS Skits: "Ham Actor," "Old Man And The Tragedy strikes just before the and get Louie to hire him as a Carver team enters the finals of now driver. (R) Sea" the big inter-city school bas10:00 6:30 ketball championship. CD C HART TO HART The @D NBC NEWS Ct) 0 HAPPY DAYS Potsie's Harts enter the world of psy5)0 CBS NEWS ego gets out of hand when he chic phenomena to help a Hart (Z)O ABC NEWS finally gets his big chance to employee with ESP who Is the 1111(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Peg- become a professional singer. target of a deranged killer, gy McMillan and Andy are get(0) (35) JIM ROCKFORD A ting along fine, until Andy finds dead stock car driver's wealthy 10:30 out that her father is rich, UNITED STATES mother hires Rockford to (14 (10) ART OF BEING investigate her son's "acciden- (Premiere) Beau Bridges and HUMAN "Knaves And Fools" Helen Shaver star as Richard tat" death. (121 (17) BOB NEWHART Bob 0(10) NOVA "The Safety and Libby Chapin In a new finds himself with unhappy and Factor" The safety of air travel comedy series about the status hostile patients who refuse to is examined on a trip with the of partners in a modern attend his Christmas party. pilot and crew of a Laker Air- marriage. (35 CANDID CAMERA ways DC-ID as it crosses the 7:00 Atlantic from London to Los 11:00 5 (1) FACE THE MUSIC Angeles. 0D P.M. MAGAZINE 0(4) (3)0(7)0 NEWS ([2) (17) MOVIE "Broken (111(35) BENNY HILL (DO JOKER'S WILD (1D( 5) SANFORD AND SON Arrow" (1950) James Stewart, (14 10 SNEAK PREVIEWS: Fred talks Lamont into hiving Jeff Chandler. in the 18708, the TAKE TWO Grady be a boarder in their courage of a scout helps bring (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD home, peace between Arizona settlers "Spotted Death' (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER and the hostile Apaches. March 11 D 1101 E the presents BIG m and HOT GREASE - 11:30 REPORT 8:30 1) (4) NEWS SPECIAL 121(17) SANFORD AND SON (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Results of the Alabama, Florida Fred becomes the gang leader The girls wreak havoc when and Georgia primaries are of a militant group for the aged. they return to duty as WACs for presented. a men vs. women survival CITJ 0 NEWS SPECIAL 7:30 competition. Results of the Florida primary (4) TIC TAC DOUGH are presented. 5) 0 THE NEWLYWED 9:00 GAME SPECIAL (730 S (ID THE BIG SHOW Hosts: Results NEWS of the Florida primary DS FLORIDAI Marie Osmond, Gavin McLeod. and a look at the latest occur. 1I) 5) MAUOE Maude insists Guests: Pink Lady, John Byner, rences in Iran are presented. that her guests for a New Mel lulls, Bert Parks. Yew's Eve party come dressed 5) 0 MOVIE "The Plutonium 0]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST An over-ambitious general as their favorite year. Incident" (Premiere) Janet (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Margolin, Bo Hopkins. A group plans to rise to the presidency of the U.S. because of his repuAlistair Cooke. (Part 2012) of workers at a plutonium protatlon as an Indian fighter. (121 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY cessing plant become awaro (14(10) THE BEST OF ERNIE Edith and Archie cause havoc that the site's safety conditions KOVACS at the hospital when Gloria is are dangerously inadequate. (17) MOVIE "I'll See You about to have her baby, (Part (DO THREE'S COMPANY In My Dreams" (1952) Doris 2) 5) MOVIE "The Day Of Songwriter Gus Kahn 11J1( Day, Danny Thomas. The Dolphin" (C) (1973) George 7:55 over(7)5 ELECT" Irish Van p,i'rup,ss C. Scott, Devere. A comes years of failure before (NOTE Reports on piection group of dolphins is kidnapped finally achieving success. from their trainer by saboteurs returns will be broadcasted who are scheming to blow up a 12.00 ivory had 8 G THE BEST OF CARSON boat carrying the øresldent of Giving You the best years of music in our NEW SO's Show Lounge Now Open I HOURS: Mon. SHOWS: Wed. Sat. 4 tO closing Sat. 9 tO dosing HAPPY HOUR: Mon. Sat. 4 tO 8 p.m. • PROPER ATTIRE REQUIRED AFTER S PM - - • 1010 State Street In the Sanford Plaza 323.9451 • At The ARK your first drink is . • Coupon Expires April 1, IM • �I.. --. ----- A • . _,_,_- . --- ---- S -- 1 Is 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. !f's A Sad Sight Rare Look Into Mind Of A Network starring a dog that Tartikoff Obvious, as anyone who By DAVID HANDLER called "the most lovable has ever suffered through a )ld you read those little pooch to come down the sales conference or con. wspaper accounts of pike since Rin-Tin-Tin and ventlon knows, there's a bit IC's recent affiliates of hype sprayed over the :eting in San Francisco? If that he claimed will "change Lassie." —"The Goodbye Girl," a proceedings. But in the case idhi you probably thought the face of television." Now things got a little scaled-down version of the of television it goes beyond David Handler i were witnessing a snow weird. Tartikoff's list so Neil Simon movie for which that. of the grandest kind, iou weren't. You were baldly contradicted NBC's Richard Dreyfuss won the The folks who are powerful in TV—people like Silver- perlences they've been "Dallas" as another nettting a rare glimpse into stated intentions that one Academy Award. —An. untitled William man and Tartikoff and the exposed to. Unfortunately, work's shows, but as the pool TV's executive's mind, suspects either Silverman rare that it must not slip and Tartikoff are trying to Conrad series in which he top producers and writers their life experiences consist within which you search for bluff their affiliates or that portrays a retired cop who supply them with these chiefly of all those hours ideas for new shows. I . I know it sounds crazy but According to a report in they have marvelous senses coaching a football team at a Ideas - live and breathe spent watching, working on '1 iie New York Times, net- of humor — which anyone school in Hawaii. To anyone television 11 bows per day. and talking about TV shows, that's the way It is. It's one of ork President Fred who watches NBC knows who Is warm that Is a cross They are very insulated. That's their world - an the reasons why there's such between "Barnaby Jones," They rarely come In contact environment one step a unformity of product Silverman promised that simply cannot be. "The White Shadow," and with anyone outside of their removed from the one you across all three networks. Witness: NBC, which has been padSilverman and Taritkoff small professional and social and I know. —Texas," a new daytime "Hawaii Five-O." dung, around with the Tidy —Private eye shows circle which is to say, The fact that "The are not trying to put Bowl man for some time, soaper incorporating over on anyone. based it something is will blaze a new path. in characters from "Another starring Max Beer as a anyone who doesn't work in Goodbye Girl" on reality but on someone They really do believe that World." Tartikoff described detective who's also got TV. programming this fail. To come up with ideas for else's creation totally these Ideas are fresh, Perez NBC's new shows, vowed "Texas" as "The 'Dallas" of three daughters, Jose Silverman, will "Not be daytime." ("Dallas" is on as a detective who's also a new shows they search escapes them. They do not original and good. That's what's so sad. Puerto Rican, Robert Blake through whatever life ex- regard "MASH" and common or exploitative and CBS.) —"6 O'Clock Follies," as a detective who's also will not be Imitations of the other networks' stxcesaes." which Tartikoff said ,will be short and apiney and Peter Warden (William Divan.), March 12 whom Sounds promising, doesn't the first 'MASH'..11ke series Fonda as a detective who's he believes to be It? Then came Brandon set in Saigon during the also hang-loose. responsible for his brother's This Is original? This will , death. Tartikoff, the 31-year-old Vietnam era." ("MASH" Is on land, a 103-year-oldMINIVEGAIII - EVENING change the face of programming chief, to on CBS.) . gambler, the birdman of Safe- 0(17) uPeTAI, WAN. —"Boomer," a sitcom television? discuss- the specific shows boo and a sand castle building STAIRS ir'Tr:1 THE PRIVATE EYE WEDNESDAY a (0 TB EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Research And Developmentoo 0(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rock Hudson. a 6.30 ® NBC NEWS (101 a CSS NM ARC NEWS CD (ID 5) ANDY GRIFFITH Pig- -------' Ofl5 are---resiura. 1)S BEYOND WES1WOALD John Moor goes to the aid of an oil magnate who has become the target of Quald and his army of robots. (DO EIGHT is ENOUGH eglected by the rest of Feeling n____ the family. Nicholas begins acting In strange ways to get their attention. (A) (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Roundabout" (10) THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Lost Relics Of The Sea" Jacques Cousteau goes to the oceans floor to observe some of the most famous shipwrecks on Earth. (17) MOVIE "A Certain Smile" (195$) Rossano Brazzi, Joan Fontaine._____ A young French girl Is caught between the love of a rebellious young bachelor and the promises of a rich, middle-aged playboy. gy McMillan breaks a date with Andy and Barney tries to console him. 0(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Marketing" (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob can't resist the psychologist in him even when the Hartleys embark on a seagoing vocation. 700 (I) FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE ______ M . OD JOKER'S WILD (4) DIFF'RENT STROKES (ID 5) SANFORD AND SON A question arlase as to whether Now a housemother at an exclusive girls' school, Mrs. - Fred Is really Lamont's father. 0(10) MAcNEIl. I IXHRER Garrett (Charlotte Rae) returns to New York to visit the Drum. REPORT 0(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred hits a lucky gambling ci.i..ov "To Race The strssk when he and Lamont Wind" (Premiere) Steve need money to buy the Sanford Guttehberg, Randy Quaid. A blind law student tries to overArms. come_ his handicap and be .730 ______ "normal" byuslng wo,Øod TIC TAO ____of his wits and liii strong san.. THE NEWLYWED bumor. _ (DO CNAMJS'S MIUt ___1 ____ (D • HOLLYWOOD 0(35) Dh1'It IIBEIICI SaUAW 10 1V THE PMULOI* ___ o tse MJ0S wetter wr,uW Lusill. as, __ Isom law Pile busss When IN i _____ _______ ____ Miokeit Landon. . 11111101118111101 itowMsude in mortgage the is-~ Mare MarI DInib Shore ij (10) DICK CAVETT Gvnt Red Skihon t*i a lash' M.the PadM4Mai days it TV's MGM YOM! ag Som dee. lirAll m eta. .e preorame. belly hams a same it ________ — wirnas u *To NMIr WIT (F...Jjiu4 411111111 PSORI Reports (Don __ Jfluiun) in Isd by ft (1) on $ lIf who ss in a p.cM aillaiy wherho tries inkS Sit, )I T 1( _;001 .. It to Friday, March 7, 1$_ Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 7. iso -. 10:30 aD (35) CANDID CAMERA ltOo CDODONEWS (ID(35)UENNYHIU. 0(10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" There is much conjecture among the staff when Louisa and the Major return to the Bentlnck bringing young Lottie with them. (Part 1301 16) (M (17) LAST OF THE WILD 11:30 (4) THE BEST OF CARSON Guests: Burt Reynolds, Susan Sarandon, Andrew Tobias, Hen Woods. (A) (FO YOUR TURN THE UN CRISIS: a) AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest- occurrences in Iran. (ID (35) WILD, WILD WEST 0(17) MOVIE . "Calamity Jane" (153) Doris Day, Howard Keel, A women sharpshooter sets out to caplure the heart of Wild Bill Hickok. 11:45' LOVE ,y uThs Kissing Bandit" Billy Crystal, Laurie Walters "The Witness" Robert _ "Mike And Reed, Toni Tenniie; like" Marilyn McCoo, Sly Davis These 2 Doctors Are Detectives, Too By CONNIE FLETCHER American Library Assn. Every doctor is a detective, someone who tries to solve the mysteries of life and death. Diagnosis, prescription and operation all require skills of tnttultlon, scientific knowledge and insight - the delicate talents of sleuths, "Forty Years of Murder" is Dr. Keith Simpson's lighthearted account of his Job as a Scotland Yard crime pathologist, a Job that entailed a great deal of being routed out of bed in the middle of the night to view the remains of some murder victim, and which involved him In some of the most infamous murder cases of this century. Simpson is very cheerful about the whole thing. He anticipates the reader's shivers at his ghastly profession: "You might well ask what could possibly persuade any young doctor, unmarried and without ties, to take up the study of the dead - the diseased, mutilated, sometimes even dismembered dead, whose bodies seem to come to light at such odd hours and in such queer places - Why the dead body, the often smelly morgue, exhumation, lust and violence, the inconvenience of calls to derelict premises, dells in Epping Forest, ponds, prostitutes' bedrooms, at all hours; of sudden challenge, hard duels with lawyers, pompous old Judges, and obtuse Juries. Why?" addicted layabouts"), the intellectual challenges, and the satisfaction of contributing to the solution of baffling crimes, Simpson is a man of tremendous humor and vitality. His descriptions of the dead are never sensationalistic or indelicate, but Simpson simply can't resist a good joke. He tells with relish of the time he was returning home from the scene of a particularly gruesome crime with his homework for the night — a parcel containing the severed head of a woman. A bobbie demanded to see what was in the suspicious-looking parcel, refused to believe that Simpson was working with Scotland Yard, and, later, vowed never to Inspect parcels again, "Forty Years of Murder" offers a fascinating glimpse Into the painstaking work involved in solving crimes. The pathologist-detective appreciates the importance of small things: the color of hairs found on the body, the identificatlon of fiber found under fingernails, the position of dental fillings. Simpson reports that one dentist identified a murder victim as a former patient upon seeing the victim's skull - "That's mypatient!' he burst out excitedly - 'That's Mrs. Dobkin! Those are my fillings!" Simpson's autobiography is, incredibly enough, both Informative and highly entertaining. As Simpson concludes of his career: "Fun, without disrespect for the Simpson lists as rewards for all this unsavory stuff the Joy of variety, of mixing with all levels of society ("doctors, detectives, policemen and prostitutes, barristers and barmen, distinguished lawyers and drug- dead, is where you look for it." or an investigator into the science of epidemics. Imperato's concern is with the sources of disease out. breaks and the factors behind their spread. His lavolvenient with epidemics has led him from Queens, New York to West Africa, where he battled smallpox, leprosy, malaria and dysentery, and back to New York City where, as Health Commissioner, Imperato was as much thwarted by government bureaucracy as he had been by African tribal superstitions. Imperato has always felt gratifyingly challenged by his work. He reports that his training for West Africa begun with this report from a just-returned disease fighter: "It was typhoid in January, cholera in February, bubonic plague in Mardi, typhus in April, smallpox in May and yellow fever in June." Imperato's story is that of a man who seemingly does everything wrong, only to discover that going off the beaten track is the right way after all. In medical school, he was constantly taken to task for looking for "zebras" instead of "horses," for looking for exotic maladies instead of more conventional (and more likely) ailments. But Imperato's penchant for seeking out the unusual helped tUtu in Africa, where tropical diseases swept through village populations with a speed and virulence unknown to ordinary medical establishments. Upon his return from Africa, he was greeted with suspicion and Pascal James Imperato's "Medical Detective" describes an uncommon sort of sleuth, an epidemiologist, scorn for his work with rare disease. However, his experience with the unusual prepared him to investigate the frighteningly complex origins of urban disease. March 13 THURSDAY __________________________________________ Newport Jazz Festival in 1970. 0@ - -- ROCKFORD FILES ,Jim's Hawaiian vacation is (5) 0 THE WALTONS Jim. interrupted by an old friend EVENING Bob gets ready for his high with a request for help on an school graduation while the intelligence mission. (A) other Walton men prepare to 6:00 0 KNOTS LANDING join the Armed Forces. 0 @1(53 0 CD 0 NEWS Richard and Laura's marriage (14(10) EARTH, SEA AND (1JOMORK 8 MINDY Mork goes on the skids when he tries SKY 'Structural Geology" insists on maintaining his non- to pay off debts by hitting his tl2) (17) CAROL BURNETT violent ways even when he friends and in-laws up for AND FRIENDS Skits: "Kidnap- becomes the target of the town $20,000. bully. (R) ping,"'The.FamIIy." tili (35) COLLEGE BASKET- U(35) JIM ROCKFORD 6'30 BALL "National Invitational "Aaron Ironwood School 01 O (4) NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 0 (10) THE DUKES OF DIXIEABC NEWS LAND AND FRIENDS The Success" 10:15 0(35) ANDY GRIFFITH The famed sextet which has been a 0(17) THE AMERICANS new mayor of Mayberry is criti The Schoolteacher Gerri New Orleans hallmark for nearcal of Andy's work as sheriff. ly three decades is joined by Feemster Is a dedicated young (3 (10) EARTH, SEA AND the New Orleans Pops Orches- black teacher in one of Harle m 's toughest high i2 (1;)BoeNEv4AAT Emily 'traditi onal Dixieland l ' os finds herself doing all the cook lions and contemporary tunes. 10:30 ing and cleaning when Bobs (17) MOVIE "Banning" ID (35) CANDID CAMERA fatherarrangesaflshingtrip. (1967) Robert Wagner, Jill St. John. An ambitious golf pro 7.00 IVT D %W W lands a position in a swank (4.) FACE THE MUSIC (35) BENNY HILL (I!) country club. (I) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DOJOKER'S WILD 11:15 8:30 CID(35) SANFORD AND SON BENSON Katie van- (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Fred and his friends plan a ishes after Benson allows her STYLE cheer-up party after attending to go to a rock concert against 11:30 afriends funeral her father's wishes (A) BEST OF CARSON (4) THE 1,MACNEIL / Guests Peggy Lee Fernando 900 REPO QUINCY Quincy learns Lamas, Gallagher. ( 0(4) 0(17) SANFORD AND SON COLUMSO Fred traces his background that two diverse people who THE IRAN CRISIS (7) and Is told he Is Jewish and a died mysteriously had both recently visited the same AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A descendant of lung Solomon. look at the lat"t occurrences ' . __ ,. ,. " : 1 4 .. (E)D81100,000 NAME • (4) TOMORROW _Guest: _____ Ua.ela Lp.ms,.a ____ widow ibe. __ __ ohms he' Puetids uIli by C~ titillilli vtrmd by waddng No L41110 is it Ford Motor S(4)SUCK1RS IN THE 10TH CENTURY Buck and , has taken everyone for aride. a (10) DICK CAVETT Gust.: Amsrlcan Dance some shocking personal infor' Machine, (7)0 SOAP Jessica's doctor 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY reveals the outcome of "Archle Finds AFrlend" L matlon.(R) 9:30 • • 12:65 E' Al * . '"' (10) SATGHMO Louis •, . ,. •. . _______ ...... .. w; ,, . ' A " . . < . . . . . MONEY TROUBLE Laura (Constance McCashin) pleads with her husband Richard (John Pleshette) to stop seeking loans their friends, on "Knots Landing, Thursday on CBS. from 1:00 TOMORROW Guests: tests and newly radio personalities John Laniifl tries e5; gan and Johnny Walker. ad election loser out of the town .. -- (3 (35) WILD, WILD WEST (M(17) MOVIE "Lucky Me" (1954) Doris Day, Bob Cumm. BARNEY MILLER An ings. TUNE from one of the 11:45 35%' MAUDE Maude dis- unsigned letter (11)1 ' precincts officers discloses PO ICE W WOMA N covers that Mrs. Naugatuck -, 0BLACK 51W SOUAO RON ' 1N TTA A diet-mule (D• __ boy gets in the way shoeshine 01 Sit$s'i MMmpI to nab the __ur.(R) repo of a youiv "Oman - ., • %) TIC TAC DOUGH commu nicate with ty tries to NEWLYWED autistic child In order to solve 0 THE GAME THAT t, murder of a close friend. ''•" - - - 1:15 (5)0 MARY HARTUAN, Wilma learn that a slave-trad- Armstrong narrates this pro- MARY HARTMAN Mary faces klQ SWoIrer (Jack Patience) lies gram chronicling his life from the mass-murderer, George Pile massive fleet ready to the early days In New Orleans meets Steve and Grandpa attack Earth. (Part 2)(R) to his last appearance at the comes ho1e from date. a Because nickel gave chemists trouble in early times, It took its name from the German word for "Imp." �00 SUNDAY EDI~ N 4-;- 72nd Year, No. 171—Sunday, March 9,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481'2$0)—Prjce 35 Cents r 111111111 J e n o or Entrepreneur Has Vision For Sanford's Downtown By DONNA ESTES Sanford which received nationwide a Herald Staff Writer tention recently when it was featured o Sanford and Duluth, Minn, industrialist a national television program. and entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci has a converting the old hospital buildin, vision for the revitalization of downtown when the new one is constructed to Sanford, the same vision he has had for mod ern nursing home, the past 10 years or more, but with some construction of a senior citizet modifications, center for meetings, gatherings ant Federal money through the U.S. activities. Construction of senior citlzet Economic Development Administration recreation facilities expanding thosi (FDA) is available to accomplish the activities already present. revitalization and he would like to help obtain that federal money and see his gearedconstruction of shopping math to small exclusive shops an vision become a reality, senior citizen craft centers. An offer he made Tuesday to the city of creation of a mini-bus service In the Sanford to and Lake Mary to assist In gaining federal funding was quickly downtown area to provide services to the zoo and other nearby locations especially snapped up by officials of both in light of the plans for the new hospital In municipalities. Since then he has set up a the city. Paulucci said he discussed this meeting with the EDA in Washington. possibility with County Commission While Lake Mary and Sanford officials Chairman Bill Kirchhoff a year ago. are looking toward federal money for "There are federal funds through the funding of sewer installations, Paulucci U.S. Department of Transportation is seeing a revitalized downtown, available for the proper program and perhaps geared toward senior citizen this definitely should be considered," he activities, perhaps several square blocks said. dedicated toward that end. At the same An overall plan prepared by time he is willing to help with gaining the professionals needs to be prepared and federal funding for sewers as well, federal money is available for such "Problems with the downtown area are planning, Paulucci said. "There Is not peculiar to Sanford," he said, money from the U.S. Department of stressing what Is needed most in Sanford Housing and Urban Development, the is a "meeting of the minds to work Economic Development Administration together and create miracles." and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. '"I don't believe shutting off a street or Paulucci said some persons are op. changing parking is the answer," he posed to federal grants, thinking they are ild, adding the success of a downtown handouts. "That's a good approach if you 'jrject must begin with bringing in- can afford it. But some city is going to get creased traffic into the downtown. "Yet that grant money and whether we get It I'm not an advocate 'of uncontrolled In this area bP nt' tfle I'atê and growth. Sanford is really a beautiful city bureaucratic mess in Washington will go and I wouldn't went to see that changed," on as usual," he said. "And taxes will hi said. The plan for downtown stay the same," revitalization is currently in limbo while He said the enormous talents of senior some disagreements among property citizens should be developed and used. owners are worked out. He has been involved in the Central Ideas for the downtown roll off Florida area for the past 35 to 40 years, Paulucci's tongue almost as quickly as beginning in the 19403 when he started they come to mind. His vision for parlaying the growing of bean sprouts for downtown includes: his Chinese food corporation into a ena multi-aturied conference center on terprise which he later sold for more than a square block of land at First Street $60 million. from Palmetto to Commercial. That "I'm not a carpetbagger," he said, block was recently cleared after fire nlng he worked on the Port of Sanford, razed the structures there, acquisition of the old Sanford Naval Air a master plan for the downtown area Station by the city for $1 and the city's to provide a "senior citizens capital of first Industrial development authority. the world" concept In line with the "And I am interested In Sanford and success of the Golden Age Olympics in Seminole County." OLD TIMEY LOW PRICES ON THREE NEW GROUPS! NAME BRAND 1' u.w wWUu. U S - FREIGHT SALES .. - brings you a great choice of deluxe Colonial living rooms featuring lush quilting UUUUIWU Early American Pieces For Your Home! Hero's your opportunity to own this luxurious living room group. Expertly tailored in durable ANTRON NYLON with deep quilting that highlights the exquisite floral pattern. Extra thick, reversible balloon cushions for real comforit Heavy wood trim on wings and arms. 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CLOSED SUNDAY £ £ I £ S ½M1. of. efHwy.sss I S i Photo by Jo D•Sintj Seminole High's Reggie Butler hoped to 1w as high Section 2 ga me against %Vestuiteach Pti Il Twiti Saturday night as he was in the opening tipoff of Lakes. A victory over Twin Lakes would vault the Tuesday's 6H42 win against the Ft. Pierce Cobras. Seminoles into the final four of the state tourThe win over Ft. Pierce gave the Tribe the Region tiament next week in Lakeland. Sec Herald Sports Championship that moved them into Saturday's Editor Joe 1)eSantis' story on page 18. , TOWARDS LAKELAND Bus contract To Be Auctioned f • Although contracts with Trailways bus included The Sanford Yellow Cab company and Western Union will go on Company, was sold to Thomas on June the auction block March 31, an attorney 30, 1976, for about $35,000 Foster said. involved does not think service will be From June 18 onward, Thomas affected at the Sanford bus station at 201 stopped paying his mortgage to - ! .._ S. Park Ave. .-.... Elbadramany, who sued to recover the In fact, the bus station-telegraph office $15,000 he still is owed. probably will just return to the hands of Foster said his client anticipates he Its former owner, said James Foster, will buy back the contract, and continue attorney for Fadel Elbadramany, who operating the business as the only way to sold the contracts in 16. make up for the loss. He said, however, The e was ordered by the Circuit that Elbadramany would be glad to Court after Norbert Lowell Thomas Jr speak o persons interested purchasing and Carolan Mae Thomas stopped paying it from him after the court ordered sale. Elbadramany money they had promised Since purchasing the business, Thomas for the business, sold his fleet of cabs and dropped his city The business, which at that time also taxi permits, Foster said - - a - - , . ' - 4 V's Jew t 'T - '" . ,,,,. •-' t. ,..: F.. IN LAKE MARY _- S 1. Eli IA I T . I.ACCIDEN - .'. .4 .-..' . $sall Pls by Torn Vincent Rescue perssuael work fevirishly to save the life motorcycle turned In front of the car. After the of David DeCta of Losgwo.d, following $ car- vehicles hit, the car, by Howard W. Kee Jr. motorcycle accident on Lake Emma Road In Lake of Orlando, continueddriven traveling north on the edge Mary at abot 1 p.m. Friday. Decosta, uldver of of the road until It ovcrtiu'iivd. Kee buffered iso the motorcycle, died later at Florida Hospital- Injuries. The accident Is under investigation. South. A Highway Patrol report indicates the I I vmffi l7r, T 111111111 ir vollplimm � 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. 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"One. investigati rig Ind hearing Iran's wants or even tile true wish of suite of- militants had not set a titne for the the Council. grievances; and the other, allowing for ficials." surrender of the hostages to fire protection In the Lake Mary area, The militants admitted they were easing of tensions bwtween the U.S. and "They can take the hostages from the With access to Sanford city facilities, the Iran. That would involve seeing bowing to the govermunent. "But what Embassy," he said, adding that she said, HCA probably will find it easier at iI(tages.' can one do when the officials and those in militants themselves would remain to get building permits. Sanbar said that when the group in- charge in the ccommission accept that the occupied embassy compound, which forIute(I Foreign "I just hope the land Isn't too low," she Minister Ghotbzadeh whatever the commission wants must be they occupied Nov. 4. they were going to leave Tehran because done? said. "I've seen the water come a The militants said the decision to turn they were not allowed to visit the capway up to First Street, There are times "Since we cannot bow to a view we do over the hostages to the authorities %IS front at come around the lake Iran's tives, "the minister asked them to stay not accept and do not regard as in you can't made this morning and that for at least two days to implement the keeping with the Imam's line, and since engineering problem." all. But that's an revolutionary leader, Ayatollah ltuhollah Revolutionary Council's decision (to visit those in charge of the government problem." Khomeini, "does not know anything the hostages ). And commission agreed to always regard our methods as conAmple gasoline current gasoline stocks are far above the about Utese statements." Two county commissioners said NEW YORK (UP!) tributing to their weakness and speak of He said the militants decided to give up stay Wednesday they approved of the site. stocks should prevent lines from forming 255.7 million barrels on hand at this time For their part, the militants, who call a government within a governimient, we the hostages rather than let the U.N The commissioners, except for Chair- at gasoline pumps during the summer last year. "Until themselves "Followers of the line of the wish to allay any misunderstanding by man Bill Kirchhoff, were kept in the dark driving season, Energy Secretary them at the embassy. The refiners added to gasoline stocks group we arevisit here we cannot accept that this Imamn (Khomeini)," made It clear they telling the Revolutionary Council to take about the location despite their contract Charles Duncan says. last week despite a slight drop in gasoline were giving up the hostages rather than deliver)' of the hostages." The American Petroleum Institute said production to 6.9 million barrels a day commission meet with the spies." negotiations with HCA. The contract was In Washington, a Sta te Department Wednesday the nation's gasoline stocks from 7.1 million barrels daily the week signed Tuesday. spokesman said any change of custody The only stipulation in the contract rose to their second highest level In before, for the hostages would be a good sign "if concerning the site was that it be In the history last week. Supp li es of distillate, used mostly for it leads to the release of the hostages." In Washington, Duncan said U.S. dty of Sanford or Immediately anhome-heating oil and diesel fuel, fell to The statement from the militants said 41 pe by 8.6 rgasoline demand had fallen nezable to the city, from 187.8 million barrels last week 194.2 in part: about," two weeks ago and predicted the cent ' Action Reports ... ..............ZA Florida ...................3* "That was all! was concerned prior week, but "So that we are not accused as a state ample petroleum stocks would suffice million barrels the said, Mound The Cluck ............. .4A horoscope .................. 8* Commissioner Bob French remained substantially ahead of year- within a state by refusing to comply with during the year's peak driving period, Classified Ads ..............10-hA hospital .................3* - "They (RCA) are the ones Investing ago stocks of 1284 million barrels, the the policy of the government, we asked to Gasoline supplies increased last week Comics .......................8A the money," he said, "I assume they Nation i hand over the hostages to the second only to API said. Cossword .....................8* ourselves ...... to 275.2 million barrels know how to pick out a hospital site," 6-7* The 6.4 million barrel decline In Revolutionary Council and leave the Dear Abby .....................6* Sports .... .. .... ...... 9-10* "It's a beautiful location and seems the all-time high of 275.7 million barrels from distillate supplies, reflecting colder responsibility of handling the meeting Deaths 2A like a logical area for access," he added. In the week ended Feb. 3, 1978 Television .............. .... ..7A 272,6 million barrels the previous week, weather in many parts of the country, (between ft U.N. commission and the Dr. Lamb .. ....................SA Commissioner Sandra Glenn said she Weather ...................... 2* We regard our was one of the largest drawdowns so far captives) with them Editorial ....................... 4A the API said. World ....................... 2* could see no problems with the site as far responsibility for the hostages at an end. The oil Industry trade association said this winter, as she could see by looking at the map. ll ft tA4CItIOn'S Gas Stocks At 2nd Highest Level - ... Today ,, ,,, ' ........ " School Board Again Refuses To Let Youth Play Ball , 3*07 W. CleaIel Dr., OIIIIIIS $0 N. 0r1, Ave., WleNr park Fare Park Pfaza. Fire Perk III? I Calealal Dr., Oda.d ( - - ' , - ' - 'p L -- - has not yet said whether or not he will at the same time as Green, to play letter. I don't think he'd ignore it if he got Seminole County's School Board participate in athletics unless they obtain the waiver was signed. basketball, It," "So the school board can't withhold the conduct the Investigation, Wednesday thwarted efforts on behalf of a waiver from their former principal, the "Maybe we should have," Kroll said. Feather's motion to put the matter on a transfer student to allow him to play school board chairman or the superin- right of the Green boy to play baseball. I At the Feb. 6 board meeting, Keeth the agenda as an emergency (ailed for "But I think the board should remain think we'd really be remiss." tendent of schools, baseball. expressed reluctance to send the request Feather tried to get the board to lack of a second. It was then put on the consistent." The waivers should be signed only if A motion to put the matter on the Lay. Feather said the two students had to meeting agenda failed despite the the officials are sure the transfer is for declare the Issue an emergency last night earliest possible agenda, for March 19. played basketball at their previous board's acknowledgement that another academic purposes and athletic so he could then move for the board 10 "Unless there's proof, calLing on Mr. School Superintendent William B agenda school, but Green did not play baseball at Lay to come down here and conduct a student was allowed to play baseball recruitment was not involved, according direct the principal to sign a waiver for Layer explained that, by law, the Green, after transferring schools under similar to Lay. witch hunt isn't w hat I'd like to see must be published and at least seven "Green was not recruited," Feather done," Keeth said at that meeting. "The baseball season Is part gone days The parents of Gene Green,' who droArmm. advance time is necessary. By Florida High School Athletic Activities transferred from Lake Howell High already," he said. Lay has said he received the letter but Wednesday, the next Wednesday's said, "Have you investigated all the cir- was too busy administering sports The Greens have been trying to get Associa tion (FHSAA) Executive School to Lyman High School, contend the agenda Is already finalized. cumstances in that case?" Layer asked. tournaments to even consider the S.oretary Floyd Lay, who was asked In a their son should be allowed to play waiver since they first appeared before in for the board Jan. 23. On Feb. 6 the school Layer has consistently sign refused to "No," Feather replied. letter to investigate the matter, said baseball because his transfer was vestigatlon. board agreed 3-2 to ask Lay and the a waiver In the Green case. lie said he toèy he has made no efforts on the case. academic purposes. "Well, you should," Layer said. FHSAA to investigate possible objected to the board's action allowing At least one school board member Green's father said he will pursue the Board member Pat Telson suggested "It's not a high priority with me," recruitment In the Green case and two Green to transfer in the first place, since the board send a follow-up letter to Lay matter "because I'm being wronged, Lay said. "I'll look Into It when I have the ageel. "I don't think there was any recruit- others. If no recruitment was ilscovered, his transfer request came after the July or direct the chairman to call him to "It's a matter of principle," he said. Um, but It won't be this week or next," meat involved in the Green case," board Feather Indicated he would then move to transfer deadline, Green told Telson even if the ininquire if he Intends to conduct the next." Board Member William Kroll said the requested investigation. me FHSAA, the governing body of member Robert G. Feather said. "And direct the waiver be granted. t'estigation starts, the baseball season But, although Lay acknowledged board did not allow two other students, at Lyman who high school athletics In the state, there's a boy now playing "Knowing Mr. I.ay." Rnard Chairnuin will be almost over before a decision is stipulates that transfer gudenis may not also transferred after the deadhne and receipt ot the school board's request, he who were granted permission to trarsfer Allan Keeth said, "I don't think he got the made,— DIANE PETRYK - - -- -I . - li*-.V"..-*"—,-~ULl-.-.~,,~jwu..e,1,91~z.,Cmt.".4""-~&j~10.-L%'I SAVE ._____ __..____•_________•.____.___ -- - wAsIIIN(;ToN tUPl — President Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Carter quickly met with top advisers lie later retreated to the family The development came after members tO(lit)' Following an apparent major quarters for about 15 minutes with of the U.N. Commission investigating development in the Iran hostage crisis. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and "We've noted the reports from Tehran national- security uffait s adviser ZbigIran's 'charges against the deposed shah threatened to leave Tehran without and we are watching the situation very mew Iirzezinksi. An aide indicated the president's seeing the captives, but they were per- carefully," said White House press days secretary Jody Powell of statements by impromptu session with his foreign suaded to stay for at least two more Sadegh Chotbzadeh. militants that they to are ready turn 50 policy advisers was related to the news by Foreign Minister for the militants at the U.S. httituges over to the ruling front Iran. A spokesman But the president himself told reporU.S. Embassy, in a telepbone interview R evolutionary Council. Carter received word of the develop- ters the matter taking hint away front the with UP! from London, confirmed a Tehran Radio report that the militants itient late Wednesday night at a state dinner was "kind of a routine ochad asked the ruling Revolutionary dinner honoring West German currence." . Council totakechargesof the "American -.. -. spies." "We ask the RevolutIonary Counelt to allow the U.N. commission access to But the militant spokesman would not that is, their prisoners. over the hostages say when the turnover would lake place, from us and deal with clear in the American spies In their statement broadcast over saying only, "It will be them in any way it deems appropriate," Tehran Radio monitored by the BBC, the future." militants said they reaffirm that "our militants the statement said. A second spokesman for the the approach toward America should be for Samir San bar, the spokesman said In a telephone interview with ui'i in U.N. commission, said in a telephone based on a decisive and revolutionary Bonn that the Revolutionary Council now and on retaining the initiative. had responsiblity for the captives and interview with UP! in London that the position "We (lid not agree, therefore, that the commission members originally planned could come and take theimi from the to leave today without seeing the cap- members of the U.N.) conumssurn of building. This spokesman also did not say the hostages, inquiry should meet tives. how soon that could this is something imposed by lie described the mission of the U.N. since "Everything they want, they can do America and not what the Iranian nation he said, adding that the investigating commission as twofold: with them," In the crisis since the hostages were seized 124 days ago. . . a. Carter Meets With Advisers ... KAY 'i$ By United Press International Islamic militants holding 50 American hostages said today they will surrender their captives to Iran's ruling Revolutionary Council in the first major break - . - I a 4 - - 99$ MOM.i - $1 i.-'..' In with good dirt, It's a beautiful selected site against the lack of city 1 hoony O"or God "If they can dig out the muck and fill It. s ng mrjpbwTheabwm JGET 1 FREEI IO$ISON an Qtr. lb. Dshz. N.mb.rr BUY 1 AT ;fP thi 9:30 35) FAMILY AFFAIR BUY 2501 S. French Ave. Ph. 322-0212—Sanford ' 551 MKIE DOUGLAS uart Whitman. Umft I Coupon Per Customer • 2)(h7) FAMILY AFFAIR SAVE $1.84 all casts would be borne by local government. Maxwell said the trend in the Legislature is not to force programs onto local government and the school board, - (T) MOVIE Ill) i)LEAVE IT TO BEAVER CM(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 12:55 of " See'edltorial, Page 4A. services, such as sewer and water and ER RO0M '---"- - Mrs. Shoemaker said HCA probably weighed the low-ground problem at the St me. MCI S 900 •(4)00NAHUE (1) d - Seminole Memorial Hospital board () trustees, said access to the site will be just as good as the present hospital, but U* land Is lower. __________________________________________ RY GARDEN(FRI) (17)R0M -- - Sophia Shoemaker, chairwoman çf the (10)V.l.OU() 24 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. - 4. ,. Boule"iard ( 17-n) and extends some 1,000 feet back along the west side of lttangoustine, ending about one block north of West First Street, 2 4(10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 11:30 ®TONKIHT Guest host: David Brenner. Guests: Charo, Stephanie Faracy, MARY HARTUAN, MARY HARTMAN (D• THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences In Iran, (11) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 11:45 IDO LOVE BOAT 12:30 @3OCBS LATE MOVIE "Ruby" (1977) Piper Laurie, AadI.r,.Frhs - - x (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) . ' Seminole Memorial, on 17 acres fronting Lake Monroe and U.S. 17-92 at Mangoustine Avenue. The site includes 650 feet on Seminole * Take tim e% 1"- Hospital, an $18 million replacement for _ 8:30 •(4)TODAY ID 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (1]) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) PAINT WITH NANCY supervisor elections to have full responsibility for elections. The delegation also refused to accept legislation front Cindy Cram, (lean of - percent froin local governnient — Ind ultimately Pledge Hostage Turnover to build Central Florida Regional / 8:25 6(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 217)NHLHocsv Atlanta Flames vs. Los Angeles Kings " ,.E (L1)(35)lIEWZ00VUE 4 (10) OVER EASY (1])(17)LUCVS$OW whole way of life. (Part 12 of 16) Your Paper? IM eoo 1100 6 @3(1)0(7.) 0 NEWS (I]) (35) BENNY HILL (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Ouchess Of Duke Street II" Louisa attends Charlie's memorial service and is brought face to face with a problem which could affect p Didn't Got • i3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 1O'45 11 (1 0) PLEDGE BREAK Rag- yt% ,% 1 IL , Idl 10401010;1 DI'. searches for a man making sadistic attacks on his family. ('12 1 171 UPSTAIRS, DOWN- to get the legislation through, noting he and a I Seminole Memorial Hospital Chief of 7:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 6(4) TODAY (7.) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (UJ (35) BUL.LWINKLE evIrtain actions by the supervisor of elo-vtions is contrary to the trend. The trend he said is for the territory. Vogt warned Knowles that it would be difficult & Staff Dr. Kenneth Wing, commenting on the location selected for Sanford's new hospital. Hospital Corporation of America officlals confirmed Wednesday they Intend (THU) 111.1(35) HERCUL.01D8 (FRI) 4 (10k SESAME STREET (17) FUN HOUSE ularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. - DINN M/ D AMERICA I1) (35) 8HAZAM (NON) 1111(35) FANTASTIC FOUR 9:30 (4) HELLO, LARRY 10:00 @3 BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE CD C VEGAS Lt. Nelson permit cities to annex any enclave of 40 acres or students at like Brantley High School, which would have provided stale funding to place deputy sheriffs in middle and high schools of the county. The plan was to have the officer not only provide a deterrent to crime by his presence but also to have him act as a counselor and to give lectures on law and crime. Mrs. ('rain estimated annual cost for the 12 deputies at $162,400. She said after three 'ears of state funding, the c os ts would be picked up in part by local government 75 percent from the state and 25 Students By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer "It's a good site for accessibility," said FLORIDA STAIRS "Miss Forrest" 10:30 Aft er by Roger Bollen ID U GOOD MORNING Harden Jr. To make ends meet without having to resort to accepting welfare payments, an aging widow takes in a streetwise youth as a boarder. (f30 CHARLIE'S ANGELS (U) (35) DINAHI 1 FRIENDS lrantles', a nielltber ol the house's ethics and elections committee. said the county legislation requiring approval by the county commission of Hospital Site 7 ABLeTO 7:00 0 @3 TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS ID U GOOD MORNING the outer boundaries of the annexing municipality." The second section of the proposed bill would less which Is completely surrounded by city - 6:55 (Premiere) Bette Davis, Ernest Sens, liquor IiLenses in addition * to ones at motels, John Vogt, D-Cocoa and Clark Maxwell, R- restaurants and clubs, voted unanimously to submit the Melbourrte legislation recommended by the Seminole County Cole said Sheriff John Polk supports the League of Civic Associations. legislation. Vogt said he would especially like to PHILOSOPHY..I'M 12 (17) NEWS 6:45 4(10)A.M.WEATHER fJ@DDIFFRENT STROKES Arnold falls for an older girl who has eyes only for Willis. (R) (S) 0 MOVIE "White Mama' , Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, and State (LU(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE C)M - The proposed legislation defines enclaves as member of the Florida House attempted in the past to get similar legislation through only to have it "flit to ribbons" on the floor of both state bodies. 'l'lk' delegation also ((ink no action on a request from the Seminole County Commission to "clarify" sections of the state election law, noting atitendittetits to the law have been prefiled. "nfl incorporated area entirely contained within Officials Like 0 @3 TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0 ED ALLEN 9:00 ay Wednesday agreed to submit legislation in the He noted the legislation would not affect motels, April session of the Florida Legislature hotels, restaurants and private clubs, Cole restricting the issuance of new licenses locally, suggested, however, the flood of new licenses The members of the delegation State Reps. might encourage more establishments providing - (WED) 114(10) GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Most Happy Fella" In Frank Loeser's adaptatlon of Sidney Howard's play. an aging Napa Valley vineyard owner (Giorgio Toni) lures a young San Francisco waitress (Sharon Daniels) to marry him under false pretenses. U(17)MOVIE "Run Of The Arrow" (1956) Rod Steiger, Brian Keith. £ after results of the 1980 census are announced id the county. The census is expected to show mid-1981, could be stem med. Seminole has more than doubled its population in Seminole County's Legislative delegation the past decade. 2:30 FUNNY BUSINESS - have the public contact him with their opinions on the proposal. In another action, the delegation took no action on a local bill submitted by Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles defining the word "enclave" and permitting cities to annex pockets of land within their boundaries. Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, and "adult entertainment." Seminole currently has 29 6:10 d12)(17) WORLD AT LARGE "Claire" ECIL!! Tuesd - TURNS fi @3 ANOTHER WORLD @3UTO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. THU) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) - Larry Cole, president of the league, urged the delegation to introduce special law changing the The tide of new liquor licenses, estimated to be formula in Seminole County for new licenses from as high as 37, expected to flood Seminole County one per 2,500 persons to one per 4,000 persons in U (17) LISTEN (MON) conqucr the world with an army P r (5) 0 AS THE WORLD j (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING on consumer watchdog Captam Sticky, an eight-mile foot race in San Francisco and a minister who Is also a ventriloROAD(WED) quist are featured. 0 @3 THE WILBURN BROTH) 0 BEYOND WESTWORLD ERS(THU) (Premiere) A special security 0 @3 COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) Anne Worley. . By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer fi (A) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (13OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS @30 ALL MY CHILDREN (R(35)35 LIVE 2:25 (!2)(17)NEWS (5)0 HEALTH FIELD @30 SUNRISE , ,. 5:30 NEWS 0 @3 ()O MASH @30 ALL IN THE FAMILY @30 ON THE GO (WED) 4:30 0 @3 EMERGENCY ONEI 12:30 9) NEWS (5j 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW CD 0 RYAN'S HOPE (35) DICK VAN DYKE U (17) MOVIE 0 [4) CHAIN REACTION (5)O(73Q NEWS !J) (35)1 LOVE LUCY 6:00 ... (35) GOMER PYLE 12:00 0 @3 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) fi @3 PORTER WAGONER (TUE) NASHVILLE ON THE agent (Jim McMullan) IS 124(10) MISTER ROGERS(R) (17) MY THREE SONS @30 ONE LIFE TO LIVE AFTERNOON 530 - Salutes Disneyland's 25th Anniversary," to he shown on CBS (Channel 6) on Thursday evening. Machad .Jackson, The Osmonds and Adam Rich will hell) Kaye with the hosting (lilties. Among the stars making cameo appearances at Disneyland will be Ruth Buui, Hart Braverman, Buddy Ebsen, .Jamie Farr, Annette ltinice1lo, Gregory harrison, Robert Walden, Anson Willia ms and ,jo @30 FAMILY FEUD (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER WED-FRI) (53O CBS LIBRARY (TUE) CD 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. O@J THE DOCTORS 11:30 a ,HOGAN'S HEROES 2:00 0@D WHEEL OF FORTUNE 515 @30 TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE) l2(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE(FRI) $ 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (TUE) TUE. THU. FRI) 12:15 @(17 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (THU) (R) MORNING fi (43 TIC TAC DOUGH Danny Kaye 0 @3 HIGH ROLLERS (5] 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT @30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY IiHuRso*v O @3 SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) (5] 0 BEWITCHED (NON, 1:00 11:00 3:35 (17) MOVIE "Istanbul" (1957) Errol Flynn. Cornell Borchers, 112 j(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON-WED, FRI) t1 (17) MOVIE (CONTD) (THU) ening 7)nr4V ir NA 1LQ _rI.......a.... i" 10:55 C5i 0 CBS NEWS 2:34 (130 MERV GRIFFIN Guests. Buddy Hackett, Adrienne Barbeau. Maud Adams, Dr. Helen De Rosis, Tom Johnston, (Ii OP.M. MAGAZINE @30 JOKER'S WILD (Lt (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred's buddies turn his house into a pool hail when Lamont buys him a pool table. *A (10) MACNEIL I LEHREr REPORT (Li) (17) SANFORD AND SON 'A Little Extra Security' THE GANG'S ALL HERE 10:30 0 @3 H 0 L L Y W 00 D SQUARES 0 WHEWI (MONwED. FRI) o 0 143 FACE THE MUSIC CD (THU) H (35) P11 CLUB 117)MOE 1:35 (17) MOVIE "Tread Softly, Stranger" (1958) Diana Dors, Terence Morgan. 2:04 NEWS (13 7:00 4 330 MARCH MAGAZINE 12 (17) NEWS 24(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Labor Unions" ff(17) BOB NEWHART Bob finds a former professor to be a problem when he offers to take over Bob's patients. . 10:00 (1) CARD 1:30 of Robin Hood seriously when they befriend a hobo. .. 24(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING J(17) GREEN ACRES Ev 5:00 THE BRADY BUNCH ) fJ (MON, WED-FRI) CD 0 BARETTA ][[era wri..rflI .. 4:00 @3 THE BRADY BUNCH BUSINESS "Labor: Its' History" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits "The Family,' 'Take My Drink." - aaa -' 11J 0 GUIDING LIGHT CD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 'lii (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS r - - 3:00 EVENING - , )(1() THE THE UlUULNUP1I HOTEL WEDNESDAY •' • .• j �J ' b 2A—Evsnlng Hiraid, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 6, 1$10 WORLD IN BRIEF Begin Accepts Apology From Carter On Mix-Up JERUSALEM (UP!)— Prime Minister Menachem Begin today accepted President Carter's apology for a U. S. vote against Israel in the U. N. Security Council, but he said the mix-up over references to Jerusalem in the text did not explain U. S. support for other parts of the resolution hostile to lrael. Begin addressed the Knesset parliament at the opening of a debate on the Security Council Resolution approved Saturday that condemned Israel's settlement policy In the occupied Arab territories and called on the Jewish State to dismantle existing settlements, including those In annexed East Jerusalem. "We accept President Carter's remarks as written with all due respect. But I must ask with an open heart, was this mistake— that referred to one section of the resolution which Is hostile toward Israel and which contradicts the Camp David accords — the only expression of a relatidnaip of decided hostility to the state of Israel and its vital interests?" Begin asked. Brown Says U.S. Prepared WASHINGTON (UP!)— The United States could move the entire 8d Airborne Division of about 16,000 men to the Persian Gulf in two weeks to meet a Soviet threat, Defense Secretary Harold Brown said today. In an address prepared for the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City, Brown stressed the United States would not expect to fight alone if Moscow attempted to restrict Western access to Persian Gulf. An advanced text of Brown's remarks was released by the Pentagon. "We cannot hope, nor do we plan to defend peoples in the region who will not help defend themselves," Brown said. "By that same token, where we are involved, we do not expect to stand alone. Because aggression against one could spread to threaten all, others in the region may well — and surely ought to — join in the collective defense." Brown noted France and Japan receive about 75 per cent of their oil from the Persian Gulf, while Germany gets 45 percent. Austrian Diplomat Freed I BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — The guerrillas holding most of Bogota's diplomatic corps inside the Dominican Embassy today released Austrian Ambassador Edgar Selzer, but continued to hold 14 other diplomats, including the U.S. Ambassador. Dtp!oinaUc sources said Seltzer was released in "a humanitarian gesture" because his wife Is seriously LU In Vienna, Austria. Selzer was taken from the embassy, put In a Red Qosa vehicle and driven to the military section of the Bogota airport to catch the first available commercial Right to Vienna. Ewnlng Hesuld (uss olusi Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. County Panel Forecasts Gas Crunch By DONNA ESTES French said compounding the problem of the 75 per cent Herald Staff Writer allocation ofa bad period is the rapid growth rate in the state and particularly Seminole County. The gasoline fuel crunch in Seminole County in particular and the state of Florida in general can only get worse. That "We are being penalized for additional residents," he said, was the consensus of the county's emergency energy panel Sutman said the Federal Department of Energy regulations which met Wednesday at the Seminole County Courthouse in were formulated during the energy crisis of 1973. That crisis Sanford. There seems to be little problem with motorists getting gasoline once they cross the state line into Georgia, according to Edward SuUnan of the Texaco Co., a member of the panel. Sutrnan said 325 million gallons of gasoline a month Is A phase of the Lake Mary Police Department's investigation allocated to the entire state. Of this amount, five percent is into the January burglary of Stromberg-Carlson plant in Lake placed under state control for a "set aside," theoretically to be Mary met with both failure and success Wednesday evening. used for emergencies throughout Florida. Actually, he said, The failure was that after two weeks of working on a lead on additional gasoline is allocated to the counties which make the the East Coast concerning two men who wanted to sell blank most requests to the state. Bank America travelers' checks, it was found the two weren't Seminole County Commissioner Bob French Interpreted Sutman's comments to mean that the "squeaky wheel getting involved in the Stromberg-Carlson case, The success was that they allegedly were involved in some the grease" concept is being followed, fashion in a December 1977 burglary in Rockville, Md. Sutman explined that the gasoline fuel allocation for Florida Is based on the gasoline used in the state in the one-year period Lake Mary Police Det. David Higginbotham said today the from 1977-1978, "which were not the best 12 months we have two men — Thomas Joseph Wade, 46, and Thomas Rankin had in Florida," he said. He continued that while that period is Milne, 42, of 1155 N. Country Club Parkway, Merritt Island, the basis of the allocation, Florida is given only 75 percent of were arrested and are being held in the Brevard County jail, that base. The arrest was made as a result of an ivestigation by a AREA DEATH MRS MAUDE TAYLOR Traveler's Rest, S. C.; five Mrs. Maude Copeland grandchildren and seven raylor, 90, of 2403 S. Grand. great-grandchildren. 'few, Sanford, died early Funeral services and burial Vednesday at Lakeview will be in Branchville. ursing and Convalescent Gramkow Funeral Home is in 'enter. A native of South charge of local arrangements, arolina, she had lived in anford for the past 10 years, ioving here from Bran. wifle, S. C. She was a )memaker and a member of e Branchville United ethodist Church. Survivors include a ughter, Mrs. Edith Myers, in! ord two half -sisters, ra. Henry Nichols and Mrs. rnest Rauber, both of lester, S. C.; one halfother, James M. Copeland, Published Dilly and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc., 310 N. French Ave. Sanford Ph. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 33771 Home Delivery: Week, $0 cents, Month, 53.1016 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week. $1.10: Month, $4.1j;6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.10. Earthquake Hits P hilly — Circuit Court will be set Mar. 31. She pleaded not guilty to charges she attempted to run down a Casselberry police officer as she left the scene of a fight:at the Fancy Dancer club on U.S. Highway 17-92, Fern Park. Four other persons were arrested on misdemeanor chargesof fighting. Johnson also arraigned the following persons on felony charges, with trial dates to be set at the March 31 docket sounding. All pleaded not guilty. — Horace Lee Earl will be tried on charges of burglary and criminal mischief. He was arrested by Seminole deputies on Feb. 13, charged with breaking into the home of an orange grove manager. — Jack Willard Daniels was charged with grand theft, forgery, and use of stolen credit cards. Daniels has statedIn . NEW YORK (UP!) Two new studies provide good news for diabetics and other users of saccharin, showing there is little or no link between the artificial sweetener and bladder cancer. Similar conclusions were reported in a National Cancer Institute study released three months ago. The NC! and the American Cancer Society funded the two latest studies, which support the American Diabetes Association's policy on saccharin. The ADA last year reversed its position on the artificial sweetener, recommending continued availability until Congress can study all food safety laws. court on several occasions that the owner of the cards does not wish him prosecuted, and he is making reparations. Jeffery Dean Lang, arrested Feb. 26 by Casselberry police, was charged with burglary to a conveyance. Kenneth Randolph Higgens, arrested Feb. 20 by Seminole deputies on a warrant, was charged with five counts of writing worthless checks plus five counts of grand theft. John Butler was charged with obtaining property with a worthless check. He was arrested in Broward County on a Seminole warrant, Feb. 21. Darien Scott Tillinghast, arrested Jan. 31 by Sanford police, was charged with burglary and possession of burglars tools. — 1 FINAL SPRING CLEARANCE 0 — — — 'Lone Ranger' Saddened By SIIverh.eIs Death MIAMI (UP!) Southern Bell Telephone customers are getting a $12.2 million refund now and they might get a lot more later. Southern Bell said Wednesday it will ask the Public Service Commission for authority to refund $12.2 million, the savings it gets from the reduction in the federal corporate income tax from 48 to 48 percent. The refund, which would average $3.50 per residential customer and $8.40 per business customer, . would come In the form of a credit on the next bill. The five commissioners are expected to approve the refund, but continue their proceedings that may result in additional refunds and rate cuts later this! year. The PSC accused Southern Bell's Florida operations of earning around $70 million a year in excess profits last fall and launched a two-pronged attack on behalf of the consumers. LOS ANGELES (UPI) If they could have filmed suet somber stuff for the kids back when TV screens were small and gray, the moment should have come beside the campfire, beneath a coyote's moon, at the secret mine that produced the silver bullets. Real life being what it is, the Lone Ranger was In a car at the Los Angeles Airport when he learned Tonto was dead. Clayton Moore, who personifies the masked rider of the plains, said he was deeply saddened by the death of Jay Silverheela, the Mohawk who played his faithful Indian companion, Tonto. Those were the qualities they epitomized in hundreds of Lone Ranger episodes made for television between 1949 to 1956. The Lone Ranger was the most gentlemanly gunfighter ever conceived, never killing or so much as maiming any bad guys. He shot the guns out of their hands. Silverheels, born Harold Smith on the Six Nations Indian Reserve in Ontario, Canada, died Wednesday at the Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital of pneumonia and the after-effects of a stroke suffered in 1974. He was 62. J. MacKay Resigns To Run Panama Crew Member Found? — ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) State Sen. Buddy MacKay has submitted his resignation from the Legislature to run fulltlzne for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination and thinks Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter ought to quit his state post too. MacKay, whose resignation is effective at the end of :• the 1980 session, told a news conference Wednesday Gunter has mounted an unofficial campaign and should "take Into account the appropriateness" of regulating the Insurance Industry at the same time he '. lines up campaign contributions. O — . p PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UP!) The Coast Guard has recovered a body floating in a lifeboat off the North Carolina coast, but officials said today they have not determined positively If the man was one of 22 crew members of a missing Panamanian freighter. Coast Guard spokesman Joe Bridger said the body was found about 40 miles northeast of the area where two lifeboats, life jackets, debris and a "bubbling" oil slick were sighted Wednesday. The articles, including plastic bags and pillows, were found 60 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras, N.C., during a search for the missing Mount Horizon. Bridger said the body, found by the USS Suribachi, will be taken to Florida, where agents for the ship will attempt Identification. "There were no papers on the body and no identification," Bridget said. "At this time, no determination has been made if the life raft and the body were from the Mount Horizon." — -' , Prince Gets 'IRA Brick' Port FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) Everglades authorities Investigating a bomb threat aboard the British carrier H.M.S. Hermes, on which Prince Andrew serves, found a birthday cake and an "IRA boçb" a brick wrapped In string. Port Everglades Fire and Security Chief Huey Manges said a man identifying himself as "Connally" ailed the port's switchboard at 3:20 p.m. Wednesday and made the threat. — — Oil - 9 LOCATIONS SWORD. 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Rugonsteln Stellay watson Jeim Dsmcanacn, DeNona Cwendalyn Barber, Lake a Mildred Cala..Io Chi-IstOpher N. Coon Shawn W. Driscoll Harry l. Garvin Owlstber N. Coggon (hIxa King ,. bey, Ssnfor Jason and Patricia Pauska, gh. I. Caswlbirry Robert Bradshaw Edvena Fielder -: (Corner of Hunt Cob 814 & S It 436). 4 HOSPITAL NOTES ' Orange Oty. F1oV,da 32763 0 WOOD SELECTED GROUPS OF SPIING CLOTHING NOW PITAILINGRIDKINPRODUCTS COIION..... p.... COUPON "Wenew. ? — 07 ORANGE CITY 20%, to .7S% off — — P 0 Box 2099, 312 W 1s4 — — Southern Bell To Ask Refund MON. THRU FRI.9.S SATURDAY .l Sanford (305) 322.4W THURS., FRI. and SAT. ONLYI — ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP!) Miss America Pageant director Albert Marks Jr. decided in November be wanted to replace the 65-year-old Bert Parks with a younger host. From the start, he said Wednesday, "Ron Ely was one of my favorites." Ely, the former television "Tarzan," was chosen for the role Wednesday. "I sat at home every night watching (Ely's show, "Face the Music") and I was very impressed how he was able to control movemenf on the show," Marks said. Parks said he felt "complimented" in being replaced by a former TV Taman, but he couldn't resist snapping off a one-liner to a, caller at his home In Florida. "They had to geffiWi out of the trees," Parks said. — Sudeoh County's most Msmorisl Park 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 323.7530 CHICAGO (UP!) Thousands of striking firefighters, apparently angered by Mayor Jane M. Byrne's refusal to grant them full amnesty, voted down an agreement aimed at ending their 3-week-old walkout. Seventeen people many of them children have died in fires since 4,000 of the city's 4,300 firefighters walked off the job Feb. 14. Investigators have blamed several of those fires including one that took the lives of three children Wednesday on arsonists. "I'd like to see this ended (but) I'd hate to see three weeks go down the drain for nothing," said a 22-year veteran firefighter after more than 3,000 members of the Fire Fighters Union Local 2 voted down a memorandum of agreement with the city late Wednesday. "We've got so much on the line now. I'm not doing this for myself. I've got one more year on the force. But I'm doing this for the younger guys." 'Tarzan' To Replace Parks . Be.d boy Petersburg Tiger Bay Club that recent events in Iran and Afghanistan had angered the American public, The expression of this anger is support for the president, the former Texas governor said. "Those two things changed the political fortunes of Amenca," Connally said. "Those two men (Khomeini and Brezhnev) have had more to do with the president's popularity and perhaps in naming the next president of the United States than 220 million Americans." Connally said his poor showing in the New England primaries showed the "volatility of the American political But Graham was still waiting Wednesday to learn from the U.S. Department of Energy if his request for a 5 percent boost in the state's gasoline allocation would be granted, Deputy Energy Secretary John Sawh ill told members of the House Energy Conunittee Chicago Firemen Strike Despite 17 Fire Deaths — los. ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The tough lobbying efforts of the Graham administration have paid off with members of the House Energy Committee voting in favor of the governor's $65 million energy trust fund program. — c Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to yours. We planned it that way. You work hard, and your time is valuable. And, when it's time to save or time to borrow we want to help you save both money and time in the bargain. That's why we're in your neighborhood. 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Gearing up for the sta te's March 11 presidential primary, Connally, who trailed badly behind Ronald Reagan, John Anderson, Bush and Baker in Tuesday's Republican presidenttal primaries in Vermont and Massachussetts, told the St. — - T Candidates Begin Shaking Florida Palms scene. Every week it appears there are a bunch of losers and one winner. It should teach us all to be a little more guarded in our predictions. We're all somehow missing the mark." Connally will be back in Florida Saturday, the (las of thi South Carolina Republican prinmry. Connally has carupaignec hard in the Palmetto State and has said that's where hi campaign will begin to hgather steam If it doesn't chances art it George Bush started three days of Florida campaigning Wednesday. Committee Approves Graham's Energy Fund Plan Bladder Cancer Cause Nixed ' £ PHILA DELPHIA (UP!) The curious rumbling sounded vaguely like an explosion, but it wasn't. It was just an earthquake, rare for this region. "I knew something happened, a plane going by or thunder," said Evelyn Tait of a mild quake that rattled winddws Wednesday in northeast Philadelphia and suburban Montgomery County. "I didn't know it was an earthquake." Dr. Richard Bischke, geology professor at Temple University, said he was told by the Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory in Palisades, N.Y., the quake registered 3.0 on the Richter scale. '1 OAKIAWN - MEMORIAL PARK Fashions and Beauty Shop - — tNI 00010161C1100001 çM04 March 6, 1950—Vol. 72, No. 169 — — — ARRAIGNMENTS An 18-year-old dancer at a Fern Park topless club will stand trial on charges of aggravated assault and battery on a law officer, stemming from a Feb. 21 incident which led to the arrest of five persons, Allyson Frances Pease of 4107 Thistledown Drive, Orlando, was formally arraigned on those charges Tuesday before Seminole County Judge Harold Johnson. Her trial date in - - ATLANTA (UP!) Bert Lance's successor as president of the Calhoun First National Bank says Lance's relatives were exempt from restrictions of loans that were put in place by federal banking officials concerned about the bank's fiscal condition. Y.A. Henderson Jr., who continues his testimony In Lance's bank fraud trial today, said M.B. Adams, the regional director of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, had notified the bank in 1971 that it was "overloaned" 88 percent of its cash deposits were tied up In loans and overdrafts. - HOUSE BURGLARY IN ALTAMONTE Burglars made off with over $1,000 worth of goods from an Altamonte home Sunday, after breaking through a kitchen door, deputies say. The thieves, striking between 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of David Danielson, 1141 Lake Brantley Heights Road, took a .357 magnum pistol, color television, microwave oven and personal papers from the house, Danielson told deputies. - . From Loan Restrictions? Man Accused OfAttempted Burglary B yDAVIDM.RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Seminole deputies arrested a Sanford man Tuesday night one block from a home they say he was trying to burglarize. Ricky Charles Hampton, 28, of 600 Sixth St., Sanford, was held In lieu of $8,400 bond Tuesday, on charges of attempted burglary. Deputies say they received a call from Dwight Flowers, saying someone was trying to break into his home at 2658 Poinsetta Ave., outside of Sanford at 11:22 p.m. Tuesday. Shortly after they as on the scene, deputies searching the area arrested Hampton and charged him with attempting to pry open a window at Flower's home. Hampton Is awaiting trial on charges of armed burglary, stemming from the Jan. 10 theft of $12.95 and a bottle of wine From Carlo's Restaurant on U. S. Highway 17-92 in Sanford. — / Lance Relatives Exempt c. 9., 1950-3A WASHINGTON (UP!) Within an hour and a the 1973 Watergate hearings and effective leader of best he could muster was a second place finish in half, Howard Baker's expression turned upside Senate Republicans. Puerto Rico. down from glum resignation to boyish grin. "It is disappointing to me, but on the other hand it The final blow was his fourthplace finish in the What happened in between Wednesday was a final is pretty clear that the campaign isn't going Massachusetts and Vermont primaries Tuesday decision by the Tennessee Republican and his top anywhere," he told reporters assembled hastily in Baker's problem at first was thought to be he was advisers to quit the presidential race, and the his Capitol office. too"liberal" he voted for the Panama Canal Two days after announcing his candidacy last treaties to win the GOP nomination. But in the holding of a brief news conference to explain the decision. Nov. 1, Baker took the national press to Maine end, it was liberal Rep. John Anderson, His campaign started late, was not organized where he was expected to trounce the other can. previously considered a bantamweight in the ring of properly and never did as well at the polls as might didates in a GOP straw poll. Instead, Baker was contenders, who stole Bakers support in New have been expected from the widely popular star of narrowly beaten by George Bush. From then on, the England. . . , — IN combined law enforcement unit consisting of Higginbothaxñ of Lake Mary, Brevard County Sheriff's deputies and the Flotida Department of Law Enforcement. Higginbotham said the Lake Mary department got word two weeks ago that two men were attempting to sell a block of blank Bank America travelers checks. The men were kept under surveillance for two weeks, Higginbotham said, before the arrests were made Wednesday evening. Recovered were $4Z950 in the blank travelers checks. The two men are beng held in the Brevard County jail while investigation Is cpntinning on what involvement they had in the initial burglry and theft. Higginbotham said it was believed the Lake Mary burglary was involved because the Bank of America had told Lake Miry police the Stromberg checks were the only blanks mlssii. March , Baker Ends Quest For Republican Nomination NAnON BRIEF has long since passed and a new and different crisis taken place, he noted. Still, the old regulations are being used. State Sen. John Vogt pointed to another flaw in federal regulations which keeps long established gasoline stations at their old allocations while granting new and higher allocations to new service stations. Probe Leads To Different Checks AND SHINIMSSI Thursday, I and NATIONAL REPORT: Wet weather has become a way of life for most of the 48 contiguous states by wow and thun. derstorms accompanied by hail. Thunder and lightning rattled California during the night, as an upper level disturbance with cold, mold and unstable air swept across the state.Heavy rain fell in southeastern Georgia Wednesday afternoon, but there was no report of damages. Wednesday evening new inches of snow piled Inthe area th and around Butte, Mont., lna.twohour time spin. The latest storm brought the area up to a total of 13 Inches In the last few days. AREA READINGS (I a.m.): temperature: 50; overnight low: 50; yesterday's high: SO; barometric pressure: 30.22; relative humidity: 7$ percent; winds Northwest at 3 m.p.h. TODAY'S TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:34 a.m. 10:67 p.m.; lows, 4:13 am., 4:28 p.m; PORT CANAVERAL: highs 10:28 am., 10:49 p.m.; lows, 4:04 am., 4:15 p.m.; BAYPOIIT: highs, 3:45a.m.,3:36 pm.; lows, 9:40aim, 10:28 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: SI. Aagtlao I. Jeplter lust, Out Mks: Winds southerly 10 to lii knots becoming north to northeast 15 knots extreme north, part today. Winds east to southeast 10 to 15 knots tonight and southeast to south Friday. Seas mostly 3 to 5 feet. Partly cloudy. AREA FOKECAff Partly iinudy and miLl! ghFrld.y_ Highs mostly near $0. Lows tonight from upper 5W to low SOs. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. major oil companies will lend Florida gasoline during the tourist season and said he hoped the government could meet the in. crease request. But he cautioned that such a move means supplies will have to be cut elsewhere and "Obviously that's always a difficult thing to do. We're going to look at Graham's) request and hopefully do something." The plan originally called for a $78 million fund, but lawmakers stripped away a suncharge on uranium production. �• _— • & - b Evening HeMd (USPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FI. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Around j Thursday, March 6, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. __ 0 4< I ' 765 • . - •,• . ,. "Tell me about your trip." "Give us a word about your trip to the Holy Land. "Are you going to write all about your experiences?" Many people have asked me these questions sine our return. But how do you condense into a word or brief report the experience of a lifetime? New Hospital Site BY JANE CASSELBERRY A Good Selection Somehow words like "wonderful," "marvelous" or "fantastic" are not adequate to describe eight days of viewing some of the world's most breathtaking panoramic views or the spiritual high of actually being at the places where Jesus Christ was born, lived, performed miracles, was crucified and resurrected. • . .. "Magnificent" — the word for the scenery around the Dead Sea, where the mountains of Moab rise out of the bright blue water like pale ,.. • where their scrolls were first found, "Fasci nating" — Masada, a natural fortress rising 1,200 feet above the Dead Sea where Herod built a palace complete with steam ba ths and swimming pool. It is best known as the fortress where 960 heroic Jewish Zealots made their last stand against the Romans In 73 AD. As the Romans forced Jewish slaves to build a massive ramp up the cliffs the besieged defenders men, women and children — chose mass suicide rather than capture. "Spectacular" the word for the view from Mt. Carmel of the Haifa harbor, where the U.S. Navy's carrier the Forrestal was at anchor (families of some of the crew attend the church which our son Dan pastors in Neptune Beach). The selection of a site along the lakefront in Sanford to build a new, $18-million hospital may WILLIAM STEIF be just the shot in the arm the city needs to accelerate its growth. Hospital Corporation of America has taken an option on some 17 acres fronting Lake Monroe along U.S. 17-92 (Seminole Boulevard) and Mangoustine Avenue. If all goes well, a new, twoToBe story or three-story hospital could be operating there in just under three years. The site extends south from the lakefront some 1,000 feet to about a block north of West First Street. What that could mean is a more rapid development, both residentially and cornit is time — perhaps past time — to hate a mercially, of the west section of Sanford all along child. But you Cant. West First Street, as well as along several other The reason makes no difference. Now you area streets, and certainly along the lakefront. know what you want: a child. in the 195(, that would have meant a blond, The lakefront site selection was disclosed only a blue-eyed, white infant, probably born out of few weeks after another lakefront site was wedlock. That, says Elaine Schwartz, an selected for a major project. Altamonte Springs adoption specialist In the Health, Education developer Thomas Rucker took an option on about and Welfare Department, was ,,the classic eight acres Just west of French Avenue and south f," of the lakefront where U.S. 17-92 turns norChildren who weren't "gorgeous and th westerly along the lake. healthy babies" were relegated to foster Rucker said he plans to build a multi-story homes, sometimes five or six as they grew up. the halcyon days of Eisenhower condominium complex with some complementing normalcy, the country has learned a few commercial activity to include small specialty things. Miss Schwartz says. Among them: shops. — White famili es aren't the nation 's only A more important factor regarding HCA's site potential adoptive parents, and adoption selection for the new hospital is its accessibility doesn't have to be confined to couples. Single from Sanford and other key areas such as Lake parents are good parents, too, -- Adoption of older children, including Mary, Longwood and the Deltona area, either teen-agers in high school, works. along the Interstate-4 route or via U.S. 17-92. Many American families can and do adopt HCA's new-hospita l site selection was a sound handicapped and retarded children, who choice, and HCA personnel are to be commended benefit from living in these families — and for taking time to look over various site who offer their adoptive parents a gift of possibilities and for honoring the commitment to Incalculable value: love, Today, she says there are at least 200,000 build a new hospital within the city limits or on children, ages 2.17, who have what she calls annexable land. "handicapping conditions in our society." Also to be commended Ia Sanford realtor Bill These children are waiting for adoption. They Stemper, a long-time Sanfordite, who said he are physically handicapped, retarded, personally worked vigorously to put together a emotionally disturbed, from big families, package for HCA which would see that corn- from minority parents or "Just plain older." ujitment fulfilled. •jijs still rogulat.d by state law, • pink and blue mirages. The Dead Sea is the lowest spot on earth — 1,300 feet below sea level. It is 45 miles long and 11 miles across. with a 65 percent mineral content, nothing lives in the water. Half way down the western shore we stopped for lunch at Kibbutz Em Gedi. The caves that can be seen in the steep bluffs have hidden David from the wrath of Saul and the Dead Sea Scrolls from treasure hunters. At Qumran we saw the ruins of the Essene community and the cave - The Clock . - "Dlstracting"—having a camel stick his nose; up to your bus window and yawn in your face while you are listening to a meditation on top of: 1 the mount of Olives. 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(UPI) — Phyllis Schlafly walked from her draft issue to fight because we'd be locked in." cluttered, book-lined office Into her stately family room but Part of Mrs. SchIafly's oppositionto the drafting of women Is j ' she just as easily could have been walking onto a stage. that she believes it won't be taken as anything more than a The gracious, articulate woman who has become the most Joke by the rest of the world, particularly in the Soviet Union. imp ortant voice in the United States against what she conShe I nsists there Is "just one great, easy, perfect way" for .. sistently calls "the radical feminists," the United States to respond: go Into production of the B-1 This time Mrs Schlafly Is readying an attack on what she bomber. - Insists is the most Important issue affecting women to surface "The whole idea of signaling the world that our response to 'In some time: the registering of women for the military draft. an international crisis is to draft women instead of building the "It proves everything we've been saying for eight years," B-I bomber is so topsyturvy that you can hardly believe it," she said about her fight against the Equal Rights Amendment. ) ( S Mrs. Schlafly said. "The purpose of the armed forces is not to engage in social Mrs. Schlafly, who Insists the anti-draft movement may add j tv '1 ' exper im entati ; It's to on defend th e Uni te d States, new life to her attempt to kill ERA, Is establishing a coalition I 1" "There's no evidence in all history that you win, battles with of congressional, military, religious and organization leaders '/ female troops. I think it shows he (President Carter) doesn't '%) to fight Carter's proposal. , have the ba ckbone to stand up to women's lib and It was Just a cowardly attempt to get back the support of the radical feminists In this election year. G "Nobody wants to draft women except the radical women's j V! Ali -> libbers. It's more unpopular than raising taxes, and you don't hear anybody moving to raise taxes this election year." Mrs. Schlafly delivers speeches with the enthusiasm of an evangelist. In her eight years as the self-appointed leader of Stop ERA, she has averaged two appearances a week against the amendment and has polished her act to perfection. . 1. "I have not grown tired Of the subject because the subject ;touches every aspect of social life," she said. "The more I .. • work with lt the worse l think ltls and the more disastrous lt would be for our country If It was ratified." Mrs. Schlafly, a lawyer and the wife of a lawyer, thought she . had the tattleagalnd the ERA won last year. The con: stitution.) deadline to ratify the proposed amendment passed with 36 states — three short of the required two-thirds majority -. Wash have recently approving the amendment. But Congress extended the deadline until 1962. The extension the -gone Into the plus the question Of whether a stat, can rescind Its ratification - m arketp"lace to — as five data have done are the subject of a U.S. District ahv proper pay Courtfight lnIdaho. - deserve. Above, "I still think we've won but we're not going to$etlt slip away Gelsey am,"Schlafly mid. "It was defeated In the tire. dates Ballerina • 4k i "I 1 80 , - -' Phyllis Schla fly Readies For Fight Against Draft I == - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -9- - - - - I ' On A'I'd To I ra nian ___ ' - - __ TI , . t -- - ~ ". .1k ' , - IN THE NAME OF FREEDOM k - • - A'des .. - _______________________ I 16 , - ____ ..- '. - A,bD IN A I " ' - - ____ ________ lk . ; > ~ , ,&' iê k The problent all women have Is we are NEW YORK (UPI) — Gloria Steinem judged by our skins the way we look. I look doesn't fidget. forward to being old, then I'll be taken She can sit quietly through a fusillade of seriously. I know that's crazy to wish away sharply pointed questions (as well as some your life," she said. well-Intentioned but essentially chauvinistic She spoke about Carter's plan to register Ones) and respond with unnerving calmness, men and women for the armed services. Gloria is45 now and has experienced nearly "There are two worst alternatives: one every in quiry in her 20 years as a leader of the would be to draft only men that would be feminist movement. But she hasn't preparing for war and perpetuating "mellowed out" or become less intense, discrimination; second would be to ask a That's not the way feminism evolves, draft for both men and women," she said. "The women's movement works the other She sees a peaceti me draft as a male way around from other political, social concept and said that women are less likely to movements--you get more radical as you get believe violence is suitable method to solve older," Steinem said recently In an Interview a conflict. She said that most women, in New York. however, would suppor t a draft for true selfSteinem was making the rounds publicizing defense but she doubts whether the crisis in "P1. I ..A.. .1 ms. Ms. M iviagazane agazine'ss new £i Decade 0 f Afghanista n ai hi nd • oops." Women: A Ms. History of the Seventies in - "The Idea we would have a diaft without Words and Pictures," published by Putnam ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) is really and - Paragon. The book is " encu'lant11n yclopedic offensive. It assures that the policy of no chronology of the women's movement and women in declsionmaking positions in the contains a long introduction written by military will continue," she said. Steinem, who Is the editor and founder of Ms. She also said that "fear of women knowing Magazine. how to use guns is profound." Steinem has written for many magazines in "It's a right-wing fear as well as a the United States and Europe since her first masculine fear," she said. article appeared in Esquire in 1962. She has She responded to the muchpublicized blas written for television and for several political from the London Times which has decided to campaigns: those of Robert Kennedy, George ban the use of the phrase, Ms., In their newsMcGovern, Cesar Chavez and Shirley paper. Chlsholm.Shewasoneofthefoundersof New York Magazine and was Its ' political "It's comforting to have a critic that's columnist, wrong about everyt hi ng. The English gave us Steinem looks like a young fine arts teacher Ms. The unabridged Oxford English Die. at a Sister Seven school:- she is theatrically tionary lists Ms. as far back as the 17th thin and wears brown furry boots, black century.IthoughttheTlmesofLonIonpeopie éorduroy slacks, a black turtleneck sweater, would know that," she said with a Slight and has large, even white tee th and long, smile. blonde hair. She stopped talking for a moment. It was Have her obvious good looks helped her the kind of pause one migh t experience while - become the m ostrecognized feminist of the waiting at a traffic ligh t: a time to get away decade? from where you already are. "No. My physical appearance hasn't helped "Progress lies in the direction we haven't me In the movement. A lot of people think that been," she said. 'lf you're a feminist you're going to have Army Thesentenceseemedtohanglntheair,and boots and terminal acne. When In reality, for the first time during the hour, Gloria meny Of tin wm in tin movement are Steinem moved. it may not be feasible teaching an old dog new tricks, but how about a dinosaur? lane Kirkland, for one, is Inclined to try. The new president of the AFL-CIO has decided to introduce Big Labor, at its very respectable age, to a couple of facts of American ____ , , f ., , I The council received a $40 prize, $8 for travel expenses and $200 for building the exhibit. Money over and above expenses will go toward camp scholarships and SUIIIHICr activities, Roberts said. r ..'i" - Christy' is a student at Jackson }Ieghts Middle School and Brent is a student at Oviedo High School. The Seminole Counts- 4-Il Council exhibit at the Central Florida Fair received the second place ribbon, according to Fred Roberts, county 4.11 program assistant. The theme of the exhibit was "Designing 4-11 with People." Built around a slide presentation of 4-H activities for the past year, the display included a cypress clock. rockets, a sewing machine, 3,000 pine tree seddlings and items related to horsemanship. beautiful," Steinem said. UP! Senior Editor (ZZ "This was a good experience for Brent and Christy," said Mrs. Patsy MacLeod, mother of the girls, "but Heather is really serious. She's going to commit every cent of her earnings into finding the best calf she can to raise for next year's fair. In the past the calves we entered were born and Gloria Steinem Is Intense In Her Fight For Feminism Life . Facts ____ steer, Nero, for $1.39-a-pound or a total of $1,348.3 after - NEED TWO vAUWv1 To (T To LEP! in the new Future Farmers of America Chapter, and she wants to be the first girl to have a grand champion steer at the fair," Mrs. MacLeod explained. "This was the first year a girl had ever had a reserve grand champion. "Heather did a beautiful Job in showing her steer and he posed perfectly for her, but we kidded Christy that next year we were going to enter her in the rodeo.Chrlsty,the youngest. had the biggest of the three steers and the most ornery. When she was showing him in the ring he kicked her and took off running and bucking, but came to a screeching halt when Christy sat down on the ground and pulled hard on the rope," said Mrs. MacLeod. But the real test for Heather as a serious cattle grower came Monday when she decided to go to a meat-packing house to see how her steer dressed out. She went with a beef judging team, which was practicing on some beef carcasses shrinkage. Purple Porpoise Restaurant of Maitland bought Christy's 1,115-pound steer, Napoleon, for $l.35-a.pound or $1,329.75 after shrinkage. - dressed and hanging. "She just about chickened out," said Mrs. MacLeod. "She &iid,,l don't think I can lookat him.' I looked around until I found tier's and after watching the others judged by then she was curious to see how her steer measured up. She was really proud of him." Heather says she was the first kid from Seminole County to enter and the first kid from Lyman High School, where she is assure them of a healthy profit. Wheeler Fertilizer and Meat World, both of Oviedo pur. chased Heather's 1,007-pound steer, Nicodemus, for $1.40-apound for a total of $1,375 after the three percent off for shrinkage required by the fair. Crittenden's Fruit Co. out bid Citizen's Bank of Oviedo to purchase Brent's 1,000-pound Women In Turmoil Labor Sex and race. Such Is one of the more interesting developments out of the recent gathering in /7 Florida of the AFL-CIO executive council, a session otherwise noteworthy for not being / under the firm — not to say rigid grip of the ___ late George Meany who dominated such federation proceedings for the preceding ____ of a century. And there may well be a quarter ______________ , connection. Kirkland had designated two seats on the 35-member council to be reserved for, respectively, a woman and a minority-group representative. S Not exactly earthshaking news, you say. It may be somewhat more so when you consider i ng g the existing composition of that power center of the 19.mlUlon.member labor federation. Un der a longstanding rule restricting council By NAOHISA MURAKAMI There are three types of home videodisc participation to heads of member unions, it NEW YORK (UP!) — Despite the rising systems — an optical system of Philips, a includes at present only one black. And there enthusiasm for the videodisc system In the stylus method of RCA Corp. and the VHD has never been a woman member. United States, the Japanese Sony Corp. will (video highdensity disc) system of Victor Co. SO? devote itself for the time being to marketing of Japan, which will be used by Matsushita. So women today account for more than 40 another type of home system, the video The three systems are incompatible. percent of the total national work force. cassette recorder, says a spokesman for 0111 said the problem with the videodisc Further, one in every five union members Is a Sony's American subsidiary. system Is that you have to develop both WOflfl. and software at the same time for recorders enable viewers t Blacks and-Hispanics also have sizable icton into the rnarkt. believes record television programs for later as somewhat from stats to stab. -:. re-entaUon th the labor force and union f and - playback, while - videodisc players cannot ranks, and would have even more were they institutional use but not for consumer It started with enactment of the Adoption record programs, but Instead not so over-represented in the unemployed tertalnt. Opportunity Act In 1976. The idea was for the recorded videodiscs. statistics. hand, he said, it has such federal government nt to be a catalyst in finding Mitu ohld, a spokesman for Sony Corp. merits as random access and the capacity Wu able to adopt "special needs" for Not only Is it about time that Big Labor took of America, told UP! In an interview storing an enormous amount of information, children. Now the federal government has note of the actualsituation, it islong past time company will not enter Into the consumer "With video cassette recorders," he said, established 10 regional adoption resource for its own health. videodisc market until a unified videodisc 'you can use tapes time and again Just by centers that furnish a place for the potential While women are Increasingly numerouLn standard is established and software for the preynii jp.g recording and can unions, only 18 percent of all those mlllions.of SdOptIVS parent to start, system becomes available. record your favorite w programs even ifyou working women are as yet organized. Much Even before calling a federal resourceHowever, he said, the firm has plans to are not at home by presetting the device." the same figures apply to minority workers. center, or your local or state agency, you may manufacture a videodisc for Institutional pur. The high price of the video cassette Many of both are in service occupations, a want to get in touch with the North American pose, not for the general consumer, by using recorder is considered the biggest bottleneck booming employment category where more Council on Adoptable Children, SuIte 229, 1346 the videodisc technology otN.V. Philips of the at present to a major market penetration. It than 5 million jobs have opened up in recent Connecticut Ave., Washington, D.C. 29736. Netherlands. runs $1,300 to $1,300 in the United States. years. Yet only some 15 percent are The council is comprised of more than 423 Video cassette recorder sales In the United Obid said the two kinds unionized. of home video adopti ve-parent groups and Its executive 4M:000 - ~ -i~"!L.&. -- -,~~:Ift- :~ --Tx- , - Heather, Christy and Brent each won third place in their class for their steers In the 4-H Judging at the fair and a prize Christy won a first place trophy and $15 prize for her 4-H record book and Brent won second prize of $10 for his record book. Of the 50 entries in the competition, only 38 4-H members actually were accepted to show their steers. Since Seminole County does not have a beef club, the three youths registered raised on our ranch, but this year she's decided to shop around." in the feeding and care of their steer and at the last minute enough sponsors came through to bid on their steers and youth to enter a steer Last year, was joined this year by her 11-year-old Sister Christy and a 17-year-old cousin, Brent Ramsey, also of Oviedo. Their three calves were born and raised on the family ranch. - Up&T I 'LL an Orange County club in order to compete. Each of the Oviedo youngsters had invested close to $1,000 For three Seminole County youths their months of hard I OUR KiDs,! i TE LL you, through work and devotion in raising steers to take to the Central Florida Fair paid off last week, Heather MacLeod, 14, of Oviedo, the only Seminole County i official favors, we think something i venlent for the congressman than a year on probation is in order. The specifics of Daniel Flood's crimes those States totaled units In 1978 and 475,000 systems can coexist and predicted video to which he pled guilty and others the Justice director, Laurie Flynn (herself an adoptive Meanwhile, as the total national work force units , according to industry figures. cassette recorders will continue to sell well Department chose to forget — bespeak a pattern mother), can offer advice. The phone number has been expanding rapidly In recent years to 0111 guesses they will reach 600,000 to 660,000 even If videodisc players achieve a major the current numerous neighborhood of 100 of systematic corruption pursued for whatever is 302-466-7572. units this year. consumer market status, federal resource centers' addresses, mi i ll on, organized labor has been essentially price the market would bear. Last year, Sony accounted for about 30 As for videodisc sales, Magnavox, a sublast phone numbers and the states they cover are: stagnant in total membership. And proporIn his first trial, which ended in a hung percent of the American market. RCA Corp., sidixy of Philips, Is marketestlng the Dutch % tionately, union membership has actually nive si U r ty of Nor th Carolina Scho of ol which sells a competing system manufac. firm's optical videodisc players in three year, prosecutors charged Flood with peddling declined from about a quarter to under. a Social Work, 143 W. Franklin SL, Suite 314, tured by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. of American cities Seattle, Atlanta and influence as of all fifth workers In the last 10 years alone. thesubcommittee powerful chairman of the House Chapel Hill, N.D. 27614, 919-966-2546 Japan accounts for roughly 35 percent. Dallas. Appropriations for $50,000 In bribes (Alabama, FlOrid., Georgia, North Carolina, There could be a connection with the bag Matshushlta also markets the system under Magnavox has never released sales figures from businessmen and others seeking to enrich South Carolina, MlululppI, Tennessee, disinclination of Big Labor's leadership to its Panaonlc label, on the units, and an Industry sottree said themselves at the taxpayer's expense. Several of Kentucky); University Of Michigan School of change with the changing work force, :a Sony and Matsushita are the two major "everybody's guessing." Estimates range the bribers have been convicted and ordered to Social Work 1015 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor, COflfleCtlOn that Kirkland has recognized axil, manufacturers of video cassette recorders — from a conservative 2,000 units by the Mich. 66104, 313-7634690 (IllinoIs, Indiana, In contrast to his predecessor, Is prepared'to jail. Betamax and VHS (video home system), Japanese to 10,000 units by a U.S. Industry do something about. cer• Minnesota, Ohio, WisconsIn, Mlthlgin). respectively. spman. After 31 years in Congress, Daniel Flood tainly should be hold to at least as high a standard as those In private life whose greed overcame JACK ANDERSON their civic and moral responsibility. U. S. District Judge Oliver Gasch could have sentenced Flood to a year in jail and fined him $25,000. As it is, Flood escaped with nothing more onerous than requirement that he check . I ' H from time to time with his parole officer. It is the sort of miscarriage of justice that is hard to explain to a 19year-old kid serving time WA1INGT0N Jimmy Carter's chary Conipetint sources have confided that the U.$," which often mews nothing moreth$ Helping his re4lectlon effort are lndlvrdual for rifling the cash drawer at the corner service approach to the problem how to gain the decision to lower .fl' Iron Qirtain on the Of having a relative or two In Israel. We'vecontributors from such big wheel outfits as station. Worse yet, it Is Indicative of the judicial release Of the American hostages held by refuges Iranian Jews Was contained in a I,un.j that airport guards e In possession Caeurs Palace, the Desert Inn, MGM Grand and prosecutorial ilniency accorded all to many fanatic hilüfl militants is undsestandable: directive from Secretary Of State Cyrus Of the list, and any Jew attempting to leave Hotel, the Jockey Club, Circus-Circus Hol, H. wants to Inns our diplomats back alive. Vance, attsr consultation with Carter. fallen legislators in recent years the commtry could be arrested. the Lady Lack Casino and the Dunes HotbL A coi*ealonal group met recently with 1nsactaW, however, Is the decision at do Many members Of Iran's Jewish COfl The president's mod enthusiastic backs/Is State Departme nt and White House . miwlty top levels of his alnIstration to -t-s succeodul buslnnww' when Cullen Palm.. Everyone, it seems, ft" BERRY'S WORLD e refug. to Iranian Jews who are seeking NpNaIDhatiVSs in hops Of using do U.S th shah naiad, and now they us Owner to secretary, has staled the n'1 an me7 us rebtgf.& escape from persecution by Ayatollah astomnatically mict. Some who have $1,000 contribution on Carter's chances tce a "They don't want to___ lflvqn,' rabidly religious followers, NstI5OS IChOitwifli," NCSpS4 hor.ror stories Of second term. Except for the Dunes, nonàf Stale Dupartinunt olficlal told my reporter being kept aft serveinance, Of having a et"d frjom Jfls, have yet figured In an laisado "U we were to hay, an and snIn*src.pted by ongoing FBI their lives at the bawls ci the new I&o,vle vc1al position that Ira investigation of gambllg Is persecuting a te new bread Of Ir-"-i ad police. ____Of their people, that would be a ma$or In theNevada Is. Europe. B edict ef Preiden' Isrs 4gi4." WATCH ON WASTE: Congress began lts 'w'e and all their worldly poassalase. special km'' Cdlii t1. th57 have bsss 1rs are ugiler overtones in the attitude Of 1y tarriflid Of for parmwsnt annual spending binge this year with :'a applying consigned to liflibO in ._' aul ui comular o11ilals abroad who hae bass djpljj to the United $ta's becaw traditional boondoggle. The 1awmak4s wa1t desperately lerpsrmis.Ios tacoma $0 petitioned by Iranian Jews for II's that their "wiled out 1.1 m'llkn calendars to the td• t.i. asger may strike back at the United Stile as pelitiesi exiles. would enable them to find haves In ow poysrs, who windup paying the freight Eôeh r In controd, Carter opened the doors to the cory."There Is sheer ashomism as the -• TO Ia$d, 'the now-peasilass Iranian Jews OQi4W'1 gets 2,100 of *1w special ________ liwit 4W ,splki$ wuW that his ad port of American worhen asd toward ussug mpery,_s4uitgrast visas. calendars annually and gets some free "—Ia. would trigger violence against these Ir-"—" a Stain D,pis1iv aowoa Ui cia they apply for piMkity with the voters by having his na* in use. ( NII cable, 4$II1 alt_____ _______ "ipad on them. The ma— t r.tvg,tt of preparing the PM -. Aug. 2,2079, pr.di'lid that the UI Embasiy . A eoagu.uioanl olasivur added: "It's Iks as Foothet.: Stale Dspesthwnt spo"-"ien m&s w about $196,*, but that dOW't - • would be attached and Americas hostages Genmay in *1w 11*, when b'V'd(rMISn red )ad' the mossy spent for envelopes Int nshmed to acheowh tare Is a preblar. % wand be sei.ed. tape pr,veidad many Jews fr.m -'i m, aly Itsd'w dIp&1r1.I Is p'stSis fees. Last year, 11w venture cost fts ak mssawtdls1 Adolf liter's 's4ocesst•" Stile Dqarta . "eheylug t masgratios laws." Treasury $2 million. 11 refugees we being aftU *A do Je Irsawellaso*1.r'-"ca,cte Jsin CAIINO$FOICAITEI: President na The Natio l Endowmsnt.for the A 1s hewed led P—rIni's gew"net be eI• and a -'wU minority Of aes, us living (ler Is a bomlia (IdI who dom't Iws committed $30,000 from 11w pul - -• '1Jewsbsvsbaeipsdoaa back in on" pr',b be in chips when It trsaarytoa Mickey Mouse operation. IN om ---- atV1 It "Hw" mIgP4 order their iutthom cm the flinwiset to casçlige cibstkws from the messy was handed cut to sith.tdiz. a Now Ofgrnmda,Massy on do s'-s biglj,e relies em the oa4lghted Las Yak mftd for the develt*ment of a emu (*11% t1N .:9°" 1'ç' our national Interef." lint" are under suspicion for having "7àomlst vegas gambling drip, on the art of animated cartoons, - - Ayatollah? Do you think he's a terrorist?" j to be told "He's a nice fellow, Just like my leader Arafat." Followed by "do you like Arabs?"Answer: "Yes" brings pleased ex-; prion. "Do you think there will ever be peace between the Arabs and the Jews?" Cautious xng brings response — ,,It's hard to tell, right? what about the problems between the blacks and 9 whi tes in your country . Thought provoking" — being on the Plains of Jezreel, prophesied to be the site of the Battle : Armageddon, final battle between the forces of 1 good and evil. getting your first look at "Exciting" Jerusalem spread out before you. Parent? To Explain No Bum Steer: Seminole County Youths Win Big At Fair - Want Ha - - lisp UIJIIRV IVJ ure. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: Mon. Fri 10-7, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10.4 $41. 10-5 Hwy 46 (West 1sf $f,) 1 Mile East of -4 PIt, 323-1322, Sanford - r. ' �.' .--.-. I iflursaay, Marcno, tYIIA evening tieraia, Sanford, FI. OURSELVES IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. w• Thursday, March, 1$0 Rebekah Leader's Slogan: TNT Today Not Tomorrow -.-. Lucile Ewell, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Florida, was honored with a . dinner and meeting hosted by members of Seminola ':.G• Rebekah Lodge Number 43. The Odd Fellows Hall was the setting for this dinner .. -: meeting. Highlight of the evening was the president's address. She told that her slogan was . • .1"TNT, Today Not . __ Tomorrow." She spoke at . length on the work being done . . throughout the state with J young people. She stressed . S . I supporting the Visual ) Research Program and the Odd Fellow-Rebekah Disaster nd. FuEssie Cole was toast'• . mistress. The Invocation was •. given by Eva Williams, . .. • chaplain. Hazel Glihuly, noble . grand, welcomed all and . . .. .5 introduced the president. -. Other distinguished guests . were introduced by Virginia Roche. Violet Curtis sang "In The Garden" and "How Great Hirald Photo by Tom N•?soI Thou Art." Her accompanist Hirald Photo by Tern Vincent Mary Strauch, from left, vice grand, Emily Jameson, District Ten deputy was Marie Normn. Fat hardy serves grilled hot dogs to neighborhood kids. Hazel Giihuly conducted the president, and Hazel GlIhuly, noble grand, all of Seminole Rebekah Lodge short business meeting. No. 43, check last minute details for the state president's official visit. During the meeting a clever courtesy, written by Emily work as district deputy Artis Hardy of 310 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, might be READY-MADE I He recently hosted a barbecue for the neighborhood Jameson, was enacted for the president of District Ten. called one of those unusual people. Other distinguished guests kids and grilled hot dogs at the corner of Seventh and president's pleasure. Those Born and raised in Sanford, he believes in giving Pine, alongside Wade's Grocery Store, which attracted taking part were Alice attending were Lorien Heitz, back to the community that has been so good to him. a large crowd of lip-smackers to devour the feast in. Kreitzman, Virginia Roche, past president of the Rebakah I I Calling himself "Fat" Hardy because of his portly cluding potato chips and beverages. Mary Strauch, Theodore Assembly of Florida; Marie appearance, he turned the calendar back and indulged Norman, past treasurer of the Schneider, Eva Williams, It WUS good weather, good cooking, good food and in "being a good neighbor" May Rubow and Eva Department Association of good times for the local kids as well as the chief cook Hardy has been cooking since he was 8 years old. He LAPM; Jean Burns, right GUARANTEED TO BE THE Beckham. I and bottle washer, Fat Hardy. enjoys cooking and does it with a flair of his own. LOWEST herald of the Assembly of PRICES ANYWHERE I Emily Jwneson's gift to Florida: Bertha Stanleton. I P1W TAflAV UAM( f1IA1 U U LII4a. Ewell W 51 5$ II5$IIWIIUUV -U ....i iPUaJ I .JIJP I ceramic shoe containing a past president of the Rhode violet plant. 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A Tree Saturday? modern business streams that live hi my her mother think this may be friends? For the secret of for executives working under memory. Help me to know the her last chance, and she hopes popularity, get Abby's new tension asasnggeitlonto slow magic restoring power of to hook him before he gets out booklet: "How To Be down and relax. sleep. Teach me the art of of the marrying mood. Popular; You're Never Too Nora Gives Care Tips aIi4JCd I think it's one of the making Minute Vacations She has four children by Young or Too Old." Send $1 For those who plan to take The area fertilizer should three previous marriages, with a long, self-addressed, advantage of Ixora Garden extend from a Little beyond Msii.thruThor..1IIFriIo.,_t.,.t..5_t0, i, Everyone at work says to stamped (28 cents) envelope Club's sale of flowering trees the drip of the branches keep quiet. SANFOID. 2994 ORLANDO DI. to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Saturday at the Chamber of halfway bock to the trunk of ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. Abby, I don't want to see Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Commerce, the following the tree. Instructions are offered for the planting and care of these trees. The hole should be at least M@kEs law S&W S"am "y one foot wider and deeper 'Btaeki( than the current root system. Place the tree so that the soilWW 9e \ line (after settling) will be the same as It was when the tree \'FaekiuR1qkt was growing In the container. 46%m Ad iu crzh Fill In around the roots with WA Zo Henry Lee uses a / Aw the best soil you have bold black 'n white available. When the hole is print for a gaat fashion almost filled, water statement! Elegantly thoroughly and complete the filling. Any soil left over simple shift shaping with should be mounded into a I a surplice neckline, ridge, making a circle around softened shoulders, the edge of the hole to help pqrj,j5. briefest sleeves. A hold water. Be sure tofthjs ill leather-look crushed circle often with water. wide belt to cinch the Water slowly - and waist. As practical as it thoroughly and be sire to let' is pretty 'cause it's the moisture soak to the ti I I bottom of the roots. Add 100% Polyester, mulch around base of the tree of course. S. '-.):. 1 Fek S to help consrve moisture and to keep the sollcooler. Donotfertillze for about six montl* or even a year. The MW practice Is to fertilize only In the sprLmg. Apply one pound of fertilizer for each 2*mI.PIR$T - - - -.- ••-'Lt" ' inch of trunk diameter. This is often broadcast under the tree. If the tree Is aa'rowided by a thick turf, the fertilizer is but applied in boles made by a crowbar er similar tool toa depth of a foot and spaced three to four feet part. 0, 5. I ( I8 ....._... -..y I f't!.gnstq1'; : 's "Margaret Bohsancurt Day", was celebrated at Milwee Middle School Friday. The students, parents and teachers planned this special day to honor Margaret Bohsancurt, who chose leap year day of 1980 to retire after dedicating 37 years of her Life to the teaching profession. For many years she has been associated with the E and R Handicapped Program at Milwee where she has earned the love and respect of all. Fred Dudley, principal, said, "Margaret is the 'Mother Hen of Milwee' who will be missed by the entire staff, student body and parents." Margaret said, "I just can't believe all of this it's marvelous!" When asked about her plans for the future, she said, "Alter putting off many volunteer programs during the years I've worked, I plan to take it easy for a while and not get tied down by too many planned activities. When I adjust to the freedom of my new Life style, I'll be better able to decide what I will be able to do." Bud Layer, superintendent of the Seminole County Schools, and Owen McCarron, Seminole County Personnel Assistant and former principal of Milwee, joined the many who came to praise Margaret for her unselfish service and wish her well In her new advent ure with the three R's retirement, rest and TOl FITZPATRICK relaxation. yearsof . p . Concern\ F\ 'TONIGHT'S TV Ilk A A Margaret Rohsancurt, Owen McCarron, center, and Fred Dudley pause for refreshments at the:; Its exchange ceremonies - readin', 'ritin' and 'rithmetic for retirement, rest and relaxation. nkr"y 1:15 (1)0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON 1:35 (17) NEWS EVENING 6:00 0@)(1) OGJO NEWS 241(10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY 'Ground Water" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Maggie Smith. 1:40 (17) MOVIE "California Conquest" (1952) Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright. 2:04 (7)0 NEWS 6:30 0 G NBC NEWS 1)0CBSNEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS (ED (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (8 (10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Earthquakes" (1 (17) BOB NEWHART 7:00 0 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (1)OJOKER'S WILD (fl) (35) SANFORD AND SON 3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON 2:34 (730 MOVIE "Journey Into Fear" (81W) (1942) Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton. 3:15 (121(17) MOVIE "Miss Sadie Thompson" (1954) Jose Ferrer, Rita Hayworth. 3:59 (D 0 MOVIE "Armored Car Robbery" (81W) (1950) Charles McGraw, Robert SI.rlg. 7:30 0(4) TiC TAC DOUGH NEWLYWED (1)0 THE GAME (DO $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (11) (35) MAUDE 18 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Sarah Vaughan. (Part I of 2) (12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:00 (4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY (1)0 DISNEYLAND'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY Danny Kayo Is host for a musical visit to the legendary California wonderland with guests Including Michael Jackson, The Osmond Brothers and Adam Rich. (DO MORK I MINDY (1J)(35) JIM ROCKFORD (241(10) FLORIDA PRIMARY: AN INSIDE LOOK This local special takes the viewer behind the scenes of running the FIorida presidential primary. 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Cake (below) rates the retiring teacher A plus. - r; �- ---.-..'--. .-•---.-..-.- . -. - ... - @)bW i _ TEETH ______ ___ TEE'fl-1 MISSING _ rn' - ________ ____ ________ ______ ______ ___ _ _ ____ BEETLE BAILEY 1 - Western allies I Gem State 18 Brought about 38 Card suit 28 Doze 2 Public house 21 Less Irish 28 Indefinite 3 Russian 39 Chewy candy 23 Steals amount peninsula 25 Units 41 Bobs head 30 Three (prefix) 4 Put out Of 27 Spoken exam 43 Ringlet 31 Zodiac sign sight 29 Empire State 45 32 Chance 5 Noel Catches by Mort Walker 4NL" W c'MOrl oww, COOKIE! I'M SORRY YOLJ,RE YOUR LIKE ROPE T SAIl? . . , . . >:=,:::~~ _~ __~ LET LASSO SOME OF 1-115 5PAG-(ETTI city 8 Angered 46 Louse eggs 7 Fast aircraft 33 Buckle 34 Thread. 49 Went before (abbr.) windling 8 Uchen dye ma- 51 Promise chine 9 Twine about solemnly Cereal grass rt 10 Gear pa (p1.) 35 33 City in UP HERE! California 36 Lower appendages _________________________________ 39 Arrange in layers I'l 1 2 3 4 -, - ____J SPAGIIETTI WAS I , 00[7-1 D I 5 6 1 13 - 12 ________ — - __ _ ______ ____ ___________________________ ____________________________________ ______ ______ _ -- . ____ ____ 9 10 8 — — - _ _____ — - - _________ - ______ ____ THE BORN LOSER 7 - by Art Sansom I 21 — - - 22 - _____________ EATI4R 23 - _________ - J - - 28 29 - 30 -________ TJ-M A' Mu ______ I __ - 'QM'TI4IIJ,. - 31 —— 32 _________ ____ ___ 33 34 35 36 - - 37 38 . . Break Diet Maze Follow o 1- ______ '3 ______ - ___ TI-lINk !'VEGOTSOME C .. ACROSS 40 Sunflower Answer to Previous Puzzle state (abbr.) AUK I Irritable 42 Irish clan ______ A N 1. 0 0 0(1.Ll LLL 6 Ait 44 Fortas AT llkingofPeisia45Procesd(2 T LI 13 Bearlike wds.) . 14 Enthusiastl. 47 Scratch N cally 48 More x 15 Prickle distended , IN 16 Blood (prefix) 50 Transect A M I 1. MA 17 Stopped 52 Convoys , 1. 19 Small rug 53 Mine product PNA I. IL1 20 Source of 54 Unit of A c i A 0 0 1. metals measure (p1.) $ 0 0 0 S I • t L s a 22 Spy group 55 Iloley cheese $ $ W N 0 I 0 1 1 (abbr.) 23 Of that kind DOWN 12 In step (lbbr.) 37 Caps Kennedy NOW 1 MISSING I J .. by Chic Young _________________ V RETLJRNEO HA5 SOME - - Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March , 1980 SA—Evefling Herald BL.ONDIE I .--.... ..- .1-. "-. Basic Rules .. _ I've DEAR DR. LAMB different read about so Dr. diets and now I'm concerned aatowha t ttoeatand what to eat and bow much or how Lamb] iltUe. Itaeema like every boo& ) ft own version of the ,.perfect dIeL I at down one _ Fn ~ night and read a number of diets and almost all of them., them. That's why veEaIéi contradicted each other, and fruits without added What's a person supposed to sugar are a good source °f do? carbohydrates foi your diet. I don't think YOU sound too bad and I would hate to see any certain diet you could a starvation diet recommend for me. I'm 19- you on young women are prone some and-a-half and I'm ap ll her I would proximately 5 feet 2 and I to fo ow. Rat know that to see you start an exercise welo 110 pounds. I 0 iiiiy not sound too bad but program. Your description of your instead of having the weight body build suggests that YOU distributed evenly, I've got a sho ul d be walkln& ninning stomach that bulges ter ribly and developing exercises that and s are too Last summer I looked fine but during the winter I got exercises to develop your depressed and ate constantly arms of course, it all jut and shoulders. , American women are Many settled on me. Is it possible me to lose all of these Inches particularly weak in thie arm and shoulder area. Testing and look like myself again? has shown that large numbers hope so. of women and Y° DEAR READER - Yes, cannot even do a single chinthere's an unending maze of up. That's mostly from information about diets, neglect and lack of trainin I'm sending you 7be Health Thm we a wide variety of foods so It's not too surprising Letter number 3.7, Girth that you'll run Into a lot of Control: Avoiding The Big variation In different diets Middle, Other readers who that we recommended. 7bere want this issue can send 75 basic facts, cents with a long, stamped, owever. We know that fat selfddressed envelope for contains more calories than Send your request to me, In any other food component. care of this newspaper, P.O. lUt memis that any diet that Box 1551, Radio City Station, i ntends to restr ict your New York, 10010. It will calwies should limit the tat help you some with the kind of Intake. This, in turn, means exercises that you ought to be eliminating butter, doing to help reduce margarine, cream, whole of your abdomen. Nevertha milk and runoving the fat less, If you do ha ve fat Inside from any meat which one the abdomen, you can't exeats, as well as avoiding pect to have a real thin Waist preparing foods by adding without getting rid of the fat, additional fat In frying. Why don't you exercise and Another swrce of calories just eliminate the excess fat that can be eliminated is sweets and desserts from excess sweets, While you're your diet and see if that Isn't on a reducing diet and trying enough to help you gradua4 to limit calories, It's Improve yourself without portant to eat foods that going on an overly restricted _F_ I SPORT'S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. many 4 __-~ : ____ '- ! 1 CAA . .. Tournament Gets Unde 8' United Press International and Maryland once - "How they can seed us :: In college basketball, seedings and as they have is something I don't Un- 40 44 % 10= - M *9 41 - 45 - _______ MISS SEA2LY, MAY I HAVE SOME MORE OF SURE, YOUR VEGE1ALE MISS SOUP 10 TAKE HAGGLY! WiTH I'M USING IT TO KILL H,I JOT FOR REAtLY ____ ME 48- . so 52 53 A LIKE THAT_____ STUFF.'_____ 51 I" __ I _)5_ _____ / #I ' J ...... - r E EK & MEEK by Howie Schneider HELP WmLf, . J_t I • It ,,~. - . k I a 1 ____________ I V . __ PRISCILLA'S POP HE R.LJNKEP MATH ________ g VTGosel.' WHAT \ PRPSCILLA J a k, - I - - A by Ed Sufilvan JENNY W ASKEP HIM HOW HE RATEP HER '4 ASCALE ____ _________________ '\ b. is,. _ 1-11-i 44 A. ( _____ _ -. % ______ I ___ U ___ ____ _____ I BUGS BUNNY by Stoff& & Helmdahl ARE 'vU SURE )OUR. what they have to say, YOURBIRTHDAY LEO (July 33-Aug. 22) Use M*mh79IW 7OU QUid Be alert for situations Your smarts coming year in which you can be able to figure out ways 10 act as a middleman on a get t hings you've been commission basis. You should wanting for your home ad be able to find several deals family. that wxiId irove very worvuwo (Aug. -Sept. fl) _____ _______ Inparbtersitlp situations YOU pq that you'll try to have an innate stan under d their point of view of what is best for both of you. and Awt yaw ScUom jW, Follow your instincts and do vy. I whatyoubelleve is right. Find IIBRA (Sept out more of what lies ahead ) Yo ur luck is likely to rim for you in the year follow4 your birthday by waft for . Wongest in financial rnat.r1a1ar..ngs could your copy (If Latter, Mall $1 for each to COIT) to 70(5 just because AstroGraph, Box 4111, Ptadio youte in do rktt spot at the right time. Qty Station, N.Y. 10019. ARIES (March 21.Aprtl 19) There Is somet hi ng very Tiis should be a very for. . magnetic about your per. tunate day for YOU In in- ' tonality today that will _ volvesnenti with others, literally draw people to YOU, especially if you are especially mgmbwg of Um manag their resources or OPoMte seX. ' affairs, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. TAURUS (April 20May 20) Dec. 21) You have a powerf ul The one you love will be Infisience ovs' others today, In psrNnotslt in 70W thOshta M Indirect s'-. Even If today, just as you will be YOU $ In foremost in or her your prs cs will be keenly LJIA HAPPENEP I A Friday, March 7, 11O For - _____ -16 '- 6- By BERNICE BELIE OSOL 17 I, 55 -a ~ - — - _____________________________________________ _______ ____ ____ V16 - HOROSCOPE _ _ T 1 I ON MY THE 47 46 — THERES NOTHING LIKE 1_1 ( GOOD NOURISHING SOUP TO GET YOU THROUGH THE PAY' 43 VVINAT RRIDGE __ declarers out of 13 (in one section) made three notrump. NORTH 3440 The bidding was imple and straightforward. it occurred A 10 at almost every table. The •AE 6 $32 event was Masters Pairs. •ioe4 The opening heart lead was FAST covered by the *J76 Q84 3 and declarer won In hand with J$6 the queen. All of the unsue•i • Q ii? cessful declarers made 4K72 4Q53 automatic play at trick two df leading a small diamond and • A K $3 playing low from dummy. If VQ52 diamonds divide 3.2. almost Is •104 88 per cent possibility, •A 3$ 6 contract will succeed with a overtrick. ' Vulnerable: Neither Th ese "unlucky" declareñ Dealer North later bemoaned their bad luck wed - .N" FAd Sooth when diamonds didn't bm# i• Pass 1• and a heart return killed Pa 2• Pass 3 NT dummy. However, these playPass Pass Pass ers should have bemoaned their bad technique. : All of the successful declatOpening iead: 4 ers also realized the dlamorW suit should be developed. But __ what if diamonds failed break? ' Thasbouldbeaneftng day felt. __ romantically. __________ ___________ CAPRICOIN (Dec. fl-Jan. By waN Jacaby I Ibis con be a doy of major NKW pUwi" tW&y. yff% ____ ____ play bridge they are taught are availa ble; if the club suit mind to them, With dotes'- too well will like you belles' Innumerable things. Coon . lies favorably there are only mthatIon several Wcrtaet .ncs theY ke VkefS y ou're hands, fInes, en4 p1 ____ nine tricks soils can be seilhied. coining from. decking play and muck more. NEWSPAPER ER ERPRISE ASs?4 CAN= (' However, eventually everyAQUAJULI (JIL lirib "J* ) You're In the thoughts of 19) You have a Mt ofan gg thing falls Into place and (For a COPY 01 JACOB)' ________ ______ others today, so don't be today In bialInis siliations "aumaUc". these plays become sort of MODERN, send $1 to: "Wis$ at dge," ca of this fl•IPl• surprised, If 70U h from wkets eesnithli of value Is at Wheli the diagrammed hand per, P.O. Box 489, RadIo City ____ rs Newyork touch wfth iatily. You to to luck alone. nament in only tour 10019.) !boenix. ANNIE . by Leenard Sliui . ( Ae_______ _____ I * u \." pe ons you haven't been in stake, Henever, It would be , played at a regional tour. Station, ____ FRANK AND ERNEST ___ _____ .-- .- - o DELI Vill In" -V ' '1""f1 W * * &lI P'J4.. p ____ ___ RUSH ___________ ___ ______ _____ Ok Ibo •• 1$ 1 1H 4 j ____ - ' _____ ______ . A ______ __ _____ ____ - I- __ _____ ; -- __ __ ____ in - . - _ -. - • ________________ _________________________ - -. ________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ _____ ... : . - L-,'I*-;: ". ' W Craig Lgajft: _______________ -U - a-_--._-... HIS U6'- s,vmHY I'V '=1' &Ys I c _________ ft1w A61101111, _______ , b$I' wr ___ . I e#m1ss 1l I .~ . . .' 1. ). ' - , - , . Tide -. We ns I ' . . NIT I I r Opener . By United Press international Wednesday nigh t's NIT basketball matchup be tween Alabama and Perin State attracted a crowd of only 7,416 and very li ttle notice of any ki nd, . The game itself wasn't very artistic, but it did provide the Crimson Tide with a 5349 firstround victory. "I'm very disappointed about the crowd.,, Coach C.M. Newton said af ter Ala bama held onAlabama for home-court triumph. "We're not very pretty at but we win, Eddie Phi lli ps scored 17 points and Ken Johnson added 13 to pace the Alabama offense. After enjoying a 32-19 lead at the half, Alabama allowed the Ntttany Lions to bounce back behind the shooting of guard Mike Edelman. Edelman hit all of his 10 points in the second the half to close Penn Sta te wi thin three points with less than two minut es left. But the Tide held on. I . Alabama will meet Murray State Monday night in Tus. caloosa In a second-round matchup. "Alabama played the game the way It ought to be .. played," said Penn State Coach Dick Harter. "They got the loose balls when we should have. We shot very poorly." In ot her games on t he second night of NIT play, Texas beat St. Joseph's (Pa.), 70-61, Virginia toppled Lafayette, 67-s, Illinois belted Loyola (III.), 105-87, Murray State trimmed JacksonvIlle, 53-49, Mtnnesota bested Bowling ,Green, 64.50, St. Peter's defeated ConnectIcut, 71-56, and Illinois State knocked off West Texas State, 8013. . Tuesday night. Long Beach State hammered Pepperdine, io4-87. . . problems to lead Texas, 19-10, over St. Joseph's. The Longhorns now host the winner of tonight's game between 'Alabama-Birmingham and Southwest Louisiana Monday .. nigjt. . Jeff Lamp and Ralph Sampson hit 19 points apiece for , Virginia which went on to dump Lafayette. The Cavaliers, '20-10, will host the winner of tonight's Boston University. . , Boston College pme in a second-round contest Monday night. ' Mark Smith scored 24 points to lead Illinois over Loyola, I 'to the second round Monday night against Illinois State. Freshman Glen Green scored four points during a last. ditch comeback that propelled Murray State, 22-7, t Jacksonville. Darryl Mitchell scored 19 points to pace Minnesota, 18-10, I .. past stubborn Bowling Green, to host the winner of tonight's . Grssnbllng-Mississippi game In the second round Monday night, Kevin Rogers scored 19 points and Jim Brandon added 18 ' to lead St. Peter's, over Connecticut, St. Peter's, 211, will meet the wi nner of tonight's Duquesne-Pittsburgh game on 'the road Monday night. - Vote 40=0 . - A! - East Regiomis at Providence, R.I. and Iona, 28-4, vs. Hay Cross, 19-10. Villanova, 23.'; vs. Marquette, 188, Mideastat Bowling Green, Ky. - Florida Sta te, 2W, Toledo, 2, and Virginia Tech, 20-7, v Western Kentucky. 21-7. Mig%vest at Denton, Texas - Alcorn State, 27.1 vs. South Alabama, 23-5, and Texas AIM, 24-7, vs. Bradley, 23-9. West at Tempe, Ariz. - UCLA-Old Dominion and Arizona State, 21-6, vs. Loyola Marymount, 14-13. To Strike . "v , ~ .1 ..- /- ~.,) f 4 , I , - .00--7 :; 4,q -_ . . * / , --qoi 1;,- i6'b , I., ________ \ .t ,, si ngles in the game, which was run by the players - said, "So wha t? If it Mickey Klutts and Mike Heath were the pitching coach Don McMahon and weren't for the players association I hi tting standouts during a long batting special coach Tom Hailer, wouldn't have even qualified for ar- drill in the Oakland A's ('amp Metzger will have to beat out Johnnie titration. Now it's up to the older players Yankees' Manager Dick Howser named LeMaster for the 1980 Gian ts starting Job. to do sunietiüng for the younger ones. We Ken Clay to be the team's first pitcher in Coa ch Sal ty Parker took the regular could say, 'To hell wi th them,' but I for a "B" game against Atlanta on Monday infielders aside for a special drill that one will not." laMCI almost an hour. The idea of the New York Yankees' player Missing players included tte drill was to get the four players - representative Reggie Jackson agreed Pittsburgh Pirates' Dave Parker, for the LeMaster, third baseman Darrell Evans, with Sutter. second straight day; and the California second baseman Rennie Stennett and "1 remember the hard work and unity Angels' Don Baylor, who was supposed to first baseman Mike Ivie - used to each of people like Joe Torre, Jim Perry and be late for the first day of camp, and other's moves. Brooks Robinson. They looked out for me Dave Frost, who was not. I ,.. p y .-r, /p By United Press International With the possilxlay of strike by the as a young player and I feel obliged to The San Francisco Giants, especially Major League Players Association, the look out for today's young players,' Manager Dave Bristol, will be anxiously Philadelphia Phillies oecame the first Jackson said. "I can't say,'I got inine, I eyeing the progress of Roger Metzger team to vote in favor if a strike with a 41). don't care about them.'" this spring. In other training camp news, 21-year. 0 decisIon by the Itayers. Metzger, one of the National lRague's Bill Buckner, the Chicago Cubs' player old Glerin Hubbard reported to the premier fieldi ng shortstops for eight representa ti ve, said the Cub players Atlanta Braves camp to challenge for years, lost the tips of four fingers on his undoubtedly &Iso will back a possible second baseman Jerry Royster's job ... right hand in a power-saw accident last str ike by tbi players association. Mike Paxton threw an enco ur aging two summer. He is attempting a comeback, The Cubs' Cy Young Awardwinner, innings in a Cleveland Indians inand Wednesday he was the hitting star of Bruce St9ter - who recently won a trasquad game ... The Cincinnati Reds the Giants' first intrasquad game. $700,OW Annual salary in arbitration and hired a college language professor to Metzger, strictly a lef th anded batter would sta nd to lose more than ,700 per teach English to t heir many Spanish. I ____ 1VC Ph"llies by Alan Mayer fl'KW& fO-C"L'.fP FoOR" /, c;'Fh' ,,., I ORF60N 574;rE II 1,I'P4'6v .14(, PR')i ,FN4,1025P ~oPlOeV-06 IN ejF,'-&4q _________________________________ Ir.. . Lake Mary's I Fv1cNuIt', Captures 800 Meters CAMBRIDGE.Lake inember of the outstanding Ma ry's Thad McNulty, Crimson two-mik relay teatii Harvard's senior track in the lC4i ('hampionships at captain and outstanding Princeton. The foursome, iiiidt!Ie dista nce runner, won which won (hi' Milirose the 800 meters in the liep- Gaines while setting a meet tagonal championships in record, has already qualified 1XI Ics Ithaca to become one of only for the ruitionals in Detroit two athletes this year to win later this month. ByUnItedPres,er thatcappedabo.Oapurttateln scored 28 points and Jamaat scoring In double figures. Heptagonal titles In conMcNulty, an economics Supe'SonIcs, the game, to carry Wilkes and Kareem Abdul. Milwaukee was led by Bob secutkve seasons. major, is liii' son of Mr. and forced to travel all night and Philadelphia over struggling Jabbar added 22 each to boost Lanier with 32 ix)ints. The 1976 graduate of Trinity Mrs. Howard G. AlleNully of able to get very little sleep, Indiana. The Pacers lost their Los Angeles into first place in Bulls 106, Warriors 105 Lake Mary. Prep will be competing as a Hicky Sobers connected on their division. had to run out of gas in sixth straight. a three-point goal as fini - ran Celtics 103, Rockets " hoenix Wednesday night. Pistons 120, KnIcks 113 Nate Archibald and Gerald out to complete a reziwrkable They did. John Long scored 34 points, "We played last nigh t, flew including 15 in the four th Henderson scored in the final Chicago comeback. Chicago ORLANDO - Six Knight All -/tnierican Ho Clark here and didn't get in here quarter, to lead Detroit. The 30 seconds of overtime to send trailed 305-97 with 1:43 records were broken in the bettered three of his own Houston. renwining when a basket by 1979-80 past until three this afternoon," Knicks rallied from a 54-35 Boston University of Central career marks while breaking Seattle Coach tinny Wilkens haltime deficit behind Ray Houston's Moses Malone Artis Gibuore and a three- Florida basketball season as one of his brother Mike's as said, after his team dropped a Williams and Earl Monroe, scored a gamehlgh 30 points, point play with 14 seconds to UCF finis hed with a 25-4 (lie supreme shooter finished go by 011ie Johnson helped to record, good for second in the his Knight career with Ml NuUets 112, Bucks 109 127-111 Pacific Division game but the Pistons held on. Dan Issel fired in 28 points set the stage for Sobers' NC/IA South Regional points, for a 27.7 points per to the Suns. "It's got to take a Lakers 117, KIngs 101 Rookie Miigic Johnson to pace five Denver players winning shot. little bit off the edge." Division 11 Tournament and gaine average on 1186 field Waltes Davis scored 30 second in the Sunshine State goals and 449 free throws, the points and the Suns rallied in Conference to the nation's No. old record of 350 free throws the final Z minutes to post the I ranked Florida Southern was Mike's from 1970-73. Keglet" 's I(irn er tri umph and knock the Sonics Moccasins. The highlight of the 1979-80 out of first place in the Coach Gene "rorchy" CARDINAL Debbie Pogel 40S, Holly Conover Hubbard 42) turkeys, Libie season was the season Standings: 1. Gutter Dusters, 2. division. Clark's run and gun five was Whitehead turkey (2). Special Delivery, 3. Sweet oixning win over Southern Other Highlights: Star of me Phoeni x, trailing the highest scoring K ni ght seven splration. 4. Old Faithfuls, week Ernie SUCK'S LADIES LEAGUE court squad ever as they led Conference Champion Furearly In the second half, went Gypea's, 5. Free Bird, 7. In averages JimHickson Nader +71. 175,High Gus to stay, 96-94, on a crsdibles. I. Star Dusters. Standings. 85W Market, the nation in scoring, pouring (HUll Ili (;reen'ilIt', South Sexton 172. ambo's, Dick's Appliance, in 2660 points High Games: Kevin Hicks IS). Carolina, 84-77. The win set jumper by Mike Brats with iiiiams CB, Bonito Boats, Tony Sutherland 122. Charlie in 29 games for a the tone JET SOWLERETTIS attle 14$. 8:40 left. The closest Se Downer Lard Clearing, Nice Day 91.7 points per game average, season as for Ut')'the ledfine all Knight Lively IS), Richard Standings: Big T Tire & Wheel Coin Laundry. Division one p t he n came w as oi nt on a Salmon 15$, Louis Lively IM, Tim Service Ladies The latest Clark edition also 11 teaiii in scoring and Ron Jones scored 22 points to lift Illinois State, 201, over Auxiliary F I Paimis' 137 (103 iv.) Bud Doyle Reserve, June's Beauty Shop, 3-p oint goal by Fred Brown 19) Tony Br High Games: Abby McCaslin tied the '76-77 outfit for (lie $ West Texas, ow n 167, Cathy Doyle Min Auto Parts, Seminole Loan, 165 Gladys Doyle 117, Ginny best field goal percentage scoring with 4:55 left and on an ex, Geo rge Martin 175, Jerry Galloway Builders, 'Tonight's schedule shows Duquesne (174) at Pittsburgh Wilts Amoco, Gaudreau 192. change of baskets 56 seconds Huibrook 176. tierman Fiannagln JacobsGrove Service, Johnny (528. Clark and his running mute . . .* (17-11); Boston University (214) at Boston College (11141); High Series' Evelyn Serracs 192, To"y Moll 155, Jim Dixon 160, Walker, Milady Fabric & Crafts. later. 7be Suns, four games A single game team record at the other guard spot, : ham 08-11) at Southwest Louisiana (19Don Finn 17$. Eve Rogero 438, Dotty Palmer AAO, High Games: Elfie Oldham behind the Lakers in :'B); Texas-El Paso (19-7) at Wichita State (17-11); and ,High series; Louie Livoly 430, Abby McCasiin 413, Gladys Doyle was set against Florida (;erald Jones of Chattanooga, 'Grambllng (22-7) at Mississippi (16-12), Washington (181) Ruth Saunlor 173. Gaudroau 433, Glynis Charlie Mcii 399 (113 iv.) Richard 213, in the last four minutes. High Series: Diane Prevatt 521, 4)4, Polly Burgess 454. Mahnken nasiwo when the Knights ward Ruben Cotton of Sdinford , .,As at NevadaLas Vegas (20-7) Friday night. Salmon 451, George Martin 507, Elaine Kostival 49 Mae Wilkins "it was a good bailgame for Her man Flannagln committed 35 foul s against were among the nation's Con verted Splits: Sylvia Huhn 41$. us," said Phoen ix Coach John the Mocs. The old record was leaders all season in scoring, Converted Splits: Ron Ingle 5.7; Con verted Splits: Margie Kern 6. ' Marcello Pitches 'Hounds Past Hawks MacLeod. "I thought Seattle 5410 Lorena Gilbert 4.S.7 5.10. 2710, Winnie Payne 3.10, Joanne Other Highlights: Turkeys Dotty 30 against Rollins, three years field goal percentage and Tom Lively S79. .. 'The Lyman Greyhounds Hyatt 7.5, Helen SMpard 5.7, Janet Palmer, Eve Rogero, Sylvia Huhn. ago. rebounding, respectively. The Greyhounds tallied played flawlessly in the first Other Highlights: Turkeys Ripp 57. tt arte r, but we kept our L ou is Lively 5 Tony Brown. Star run in the bo om of qu ok advantage of a sparkling Other Highlights: Queen of composure and came 10 of the Week. Charlie Mcii +40. Week Shirley Simas. or th fi of hurler Rick Marce to drain Bob Parker was Issued a Standings: Moon Pies, Hut 'A' Sex, lntrude, Alley Cats, Go -ruce Cree k 3 Wednesday walk. He the n stole second good IUZU." NI NOONINI other In games, Setweens, All In the Family, Standings: Flagship Sank, Lake in a Five Star Conference base, advanced to third 0(1 a Mary Pub, Lucky's Canvas, 'Iphta beat Indiana, Round Tuits. Pin Heeds. wild pick off throw and scored isebafl contest, High Games: Chris Huff 157, Stinstrom Realty, Crab House, M113, Detroit defeated New Sob See I I 1. Johnnie Lsounhissor Donon@ Sanitation, WOTM 1. ; Marcello baffled the Hawk on a passed ball. York, also 120.113, Los 145, Bryant HICk$Cn 109, Vernon Sanford Heating, Tops 5 Awnings, bitters by fanning nine and Parker came WOUld t u Angeles clubbed Kansas City, White 170, L ar ry Slur 153, Ernie WOTM 2. unearned scattes-lug five hits In tossing wore another run Hickson 171, May Fore 17$, Glnny High Games: Lible Whitehead. 117-101, Boston nipped Huff Ws second shut out of the the third inning for the 170, Gus Sexton 310, Shirley 21$21S, Rose Messersmith 17$, Houston, IWOR, in overtime, $stole 16& Po"y Moon Ill, Wands HubMrd 183-119-116, Susan Greyhounds. Den ver got past Milwaukee, Thelma Hicksn 171, Lyvonns Yates 134, Car ol Colwell 160. "Mis-cello pitched a Marcello's pltchlflg Drinkwatir 130, Deebis PIgel 110, High Series: I.ibie Whitehead 146, éountespart Peter Kutsukich game but we have to have Gn and Chicago edged HollyConoves'1fl,PaulaNp)53. 51$, Wanda Hubbard M. Carol S ALE state, 106-105. High Series: Bryant Hickson Colwell 135. o had great success against more production out of UI. rn HicRsn 4,1, Nay Converted Splits: Mem US, Pa ce rs le Marion 1U Fors, Lind. Lyman hitters, He allowed hitters," add Lyman coach IN, Gus Sexton 56$, Dee Nader 3.17, berg 2.10. illma Oglosby 2.4)0, Erving cos-t me earned run and one Bob McQdlough. "We Frankie Lautzsnhisar 357, Peggy Connie Ringo 47.10. _ y polnt,s, Including the basket Moon 4,1. Thelma Hlcksn *1, 95 Other Highlights: Wanda earned one of our nsa, the $ 1 C7$-14 'That hit came in the fourth other two cam, on gift dr. + 47c PET. when 'Hound tillcates." Inning dsslgnated hitter Jeff Kerr The Gnyhoumá Improved _____ _ —SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE Ithkeda single Into lef t field, 1074 the season and 14 in CHICAGO (UPI) - Standing In the wings Holmes, who holds the World Boxing Council ve ving In cen fielder Rob the i3. A7$-13 078-14 or is 19.95 FREE preparing for still another comeback is title, to unify ReidsforthetMrdnmof1he Spruce Creek slipped to2-3 on 14.fl 178.13 H78-14 or 15 20.95 Add $i.ee For former World Heavyweight Champion All, who has won the heavyweight title ____ ___ 14.fl D7$-14 378-15 21.95 swaIi E7$-14 __17.95 _L7$-1S flghtJohaTatcinTalpel for the World Boxing pounds and began training Tuesday In Deer __'I $ Avto Air Q'own lake Pa. Ali,3LigreedWedsesdoytoflglstTatelna He h STANDARD. HEAVY DUTY To". as refused to comment on bout kiditively scheduled far late June. A f9.95 Spring Up saying oidy, "I'll lot s4•95 let ties-best Mut, W and forinai contract was to be signed later. SHOCKS '6.95 As-san do the gotiati ne ng and I'll get ready to "11w COInPSIIUtIOI* to both fighters is a InCludes Es-sin ad Labir wodd record for any boxing match in . R.chorg.Syst.m ," said Bob, president ofTop Holmeswu not pi,uedwith the prospect I Rabk.Anattcriieyf*irAWs m I an ther All comeback, ager, Herbert If a!K) Function Test Syst.m Mut*nunad, Was quoted in the Chicago "He's a nut," Holmes said. There are a lot . Clean Condenser Fins Thbime - saying the two fighters would split et good fighters t ha t would take him apart. • : i I $14 mlllisai. "He's too fat and overweight. He's been out Highway AutomotWQ3233UO ___ TAW year. It for a ______ a a id1Ii N March and If sucW, to then fare Larry boxing because Phoen* Drops Road Weary Sone UCF Breaks Six Hoop Records _______________________ margin all season. mound performance by seni e rst when lead f hitter lla nts back against a very BALL 5 CHAIN p I - 111 between UCLA, 17.9, and Ad Dominion, 25-4, HITTING ORE AGAIN? Notre Dame, with a lye in th e Midwest Regional, will tip off La tournament season against the winner o' tonight's contest bet. . .., -. ween Missouri,23-5,&rid San Jose State, 17-1 1. .. Opening-round zction concludes Friday ., night with the forowing schedule: All Affempting Retum To Boxing ___ ~il","'% '~ _______ Tonight Julius (..______ __ - . N' p. _______ by Bob Thaves ________________________________________________ BEER st WINE - The club suit offered excellent chances It one or bo honors were In the East ha . . - •,.1n . 42 nation's top-ranked earn doesn't bother Coach Ray Meyer. But other coaches are upset since with DePaul's departure, Ken- '-rankings don't mean all th at much since the derst.and," :. naUonal champion Is determined by the LSU Coach Dale Brown, after the Tigers I lucky was seeded No. 1 in the Mideast and will .-,NCAA playoffs. But that doesn't stop most were seeded first, but in the Midwest gain a big home-court advantage should they .. .coac hes from complaining whe n they think Regional -"I don't care what geographical reach the regional finals as expected. ';their team has been unjustly rated, region we're in. All I'm interested in is . The tour nament opens at four sites on . Iona Coach Jim Valvano, for example, has winning five more games." tonight, with Missouri meeting San Jose State been saying all year his Gaels deserved to be Oregon State Coach Ralph Miller, after the and Kansas State playing Arkansas in the the top ratings, but they didn't get in until Pacific-b champion Beavers were seeded Midwest regio na l in Lincoln, Neb.; Iowa •,:the next-to-last ratings list. They have a second in the West Regional, with DePaul No Virginia Commonwealth and Tennessee .:Chance to prove they belong there, beginning 1, Brigham Young No.3 and Ohio Sta te No. 4 m ee ting Furman in the East in Greensboro, Friday night when they take on Holy Cross In ,...,Friday - "(There is a) complete lack of rhyme or N.C.; W as hington Sta te against Penn and first round of the tournament, reason (in the pairings.)" Purdue against LaSalle the Mideast in ,. Then there were these reactions: Indiana Coach Bobby Knight, after the West Lafayette, Ind.; and Clemson against :.__ Georgetown Coach John Thompson, after Hoosiers were seeded No. 2 in the Mideast Utah State and Weber State against Lamar in learning in this year's East Regional, Regional, ahead of St. John's and Duke - the West in Ogden, Utah. Syracuse was seeded first, Maryland second "Unfair." DePaul, 26-1, has drawn a first-round bye and Georgetown third despite the fact the The fact DePaul was assigned to play 1,000 and opens its bid for the crown Sunday, when . -Hoyas have beaten Syracuse twice this year miles from home -unusual treatment for the it will meet the winner of Friday night's game g 39 Th ursday, March, 19$O-4A 1. ' . q: L:..' L ; ,o IF I. I % r I -11 . ~ 11111111 ~i ______e _______ ________ " s7 -i .A.'I I '. '' b ,;!"r4 r;_ ~ M F - ____ , ': _______________- _______________ E ________ - ,& - '.' !- - - - - . bi' - # i - _____ N%W : !..r. _____ _______ ________ ________ ____ __________________________________ _____ ..______ ______ �. - I - - p - - ' - \ . S .. -- , - . . .•I.---< • S . £vfllng Hera, Sanford, FL Thursday, MIFCh!O Legal Notice IIISCOREBOARD ____ Cleveland at Kan City Chicago at Los Angeles Utah at Phoenix Denver at Portland AtSanford.OrIando Wednesday ifight multi First race-S 46,C: 31:4* IGypsyBen '.20 4.10 4.20 1 Smooth Cut S Depended On Friday's Games icago at Colorado A nta at Vancouver Q (14) 40.10, T (1.1.5) 154.01. Second race-2-$,C: 31:19 By United Press International Wednesday NIT Tournament 4Manasola Velvet 6.10 3.00 2.40 óSpicey Pepper 6.60 3.40 SMidnight Jane 2.40 First Round Virginia 67, Lafayette s St. Peter's 71, Conn. III. St. $0, W. Tex. . Virginia 67, Lafayette 56 Illinois 105, Loyola Chi $7 Alabama 53, Penn St. 49 Texas 70, St. Jos. Pa. 61 Murray St. 53, Jacksnvi MIm. 64, Bowling Green NAIA Dlst,7 Q(4.4)41.00:P(44) 112.70;T(4. 6-5) 531.10: OD (1-4) 36.20. ThIrd race-S.16,M: 31:43 dDuky 4.40 2.10 2.40 7 PR's Fern 3.10 2.10 2AfternoonJane Q (4.7) illS: P (4.7) 34.SOg T (4. 72) 104.00. Fourth race-$.16, 0: 31:11 lSaddteMorn 1.10 3.10 340 Championship ICorbett 13.60 4.10 7 Nebraska Cowboy 2.10 Grnd Canyn 6$, W.NewMex. NAIA Diii. 10 0(14)60.20: P114)197.41:1 Championship I-?) $01.20. Marymount 73, Washburn 66 FIfth race-S-16,D:3I:S 14*1* District 6Lazer Beam 13.00 ic 3.60 Championship SChico Buddy 10.60 4.20 3*0 Kearney St. 9$, HastIngs 77 7 Faster NAIA District Q ($4) 31.60a P (65)107.70: 1U. ChampionshIp 5'J) 367,10. Eau Clan 6), Prkslde Sixthrace-S-16,A: 30:91 NAIA District is 2ValleyLass 7.60 4.20 310 Championship I Persuade Me • 3 60 Loras 93, Grand View 70 7 OW's Snicker NAIA 01st. 1$ Q(1.2)63.0;P(2.1)I49.I0,T(3. Championship 17) 261.40. ClarIon 7$, Waynesburg 73 Seventh race-3.$, B: 31:53 NAiA Diii. 20 1 DGs Hot Toddie 10.00 4.10 4.40 ChampionshIp 2She Talks 6.00 3.60 5.40 Ill.-Wslyan 65, QuIncy 63 IN's Wanda Wait NAIA 01st. 21 0 (1.2) 33.60;P (.*4)-99.60,-T . Championship 21) 371.10, FranklIn 100, St. Francis i Elgltthrace-5-)6,A: 31:01 NAIA 01st. 22 SWrightChanook 3.10 4.10 2.60 ChampionshIp IMemory Bank 3.10 3.20 1.00 DefIance IS. Cedarville 70 ôDearDarcy NAIA Dii?. 30 0(54) 9.40; P(S4) 20.40; 1(54 ChampIonship 6) 301.60. Dillard 56, La. CoIl 53 Ninth race-S-la, B: 31:31 NAIA 01st; 31 2Rlck Agreed 6.20 5.40 3.00 Championship $DriftsAce 3.00 3.00 4.60 Dowtlna 74, St. J.Fisher 59 lWright Ante Up 0(24)14.20; P (24) 41.70; T (2- NJCAA RegIon 12 Playoff Vincennes 7$. Jcksn CoIl 62 Midwest MOOrhed St. 77, Mankato $ 5-4) 175.61. Tenthrace-$.ta,A: 31:11 6 Last Flight 3.60 3.10 2.40 2flessieFaye 3.20 2.20 Rosapont I CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF engagedinbusinessa,u.$.l7.92& INO TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, lION OF AN ORDINANCE BY CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Seminole County, Florida, under THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. SE MI NO I. B • CO U N TV, the fictitious name of WILLIAM'S IDA. FLORIDA. AMOCO, and that I Intend to CASE NO. I0fl6CA.E Notice is hereby given that a registersaidnamewiththeCIerk PublicHearingwillbeheIdatt IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Seminole OtiQndo-Winter PQrk 322- 26H 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41-Houses - WantedExp.DeskCterks Apply inpersononly 3200S.Orlandoor. •. - - JUNE Are you caring for your Elderly? Would you like to work, shop, RATES ' or keep an appointm. Let •*ie SI? for you. Will furnish _______________ ieferences. Call Mon.Tues. .-Sat.forappointments322.,). of the Circuit Court, Seminole Commission Room In the City Hall County, Florida in accordance In the City of Sanford, Florida, at LINDA .1. DULA, Wife 1 time UC a line with the provisions of the Fic. 1:00 oclock P.M. on March 10, and 3coinecotive times lIc a line By Unit titlous Name Statutes, To-Wit: 1910.toconsidertheadoptionofan CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA, ress International 7consecutive?imeS 1:00 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. 72c a line Wednesd Ser.tion $65.09 Florida Statutes ordinance by the City of Sanford, Husband. thru FRIDAY MONDAY ,. Baseball FIorlaa, as follows: 1957. NOTICE OF SUIT -. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum Pittsburgh ORDINANCE NO. 1104 Sig.: Steve E. Williams Announced the TO; CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA __________________________ signing of catch Tony Pena. Publish March 6. 13,20.27, 19*0 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Route 3. Box 292 St. Louis DET.37 DEADLINE flounced out. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. Lenoir, North Carolina 2*643 - NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE fielders Leon 0 ham, Keith YOU ARE HEREBY Noon Tuesday Smith and Jim L tine have IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. NOTIFIED that a Petition for reached agreemen on their SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. Dissolution of Marriage has been All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening PROBATE DIVISION contracts. lION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A filed agaInst you and you are Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The:, File Number l0.10.CP Hockey PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN required to serve a copy of your Division ., days. rates shown above are for both____________________ PROPERTY LOCATED BE. Buffalo - Announc .S. len defenses, If any, to it on IN RE: ESTATE OF Olympians Mike GWYN C. TWEEN 13TH STREET AND RICHARD B. OWEN, P.A., a BESHEARS defenseman, and Rob Mc. BLAINE STREET AND BE. Carroll, Jones, Rocks & _______________________ ' Deceased Clanahan, a forward, will 1° the TWEEN ROOSEVELT AVENUE Attorney for Petitioner NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND DIXIE WAY: SAID PRO. address is Post OffIce Box 35, team on an amateur trial bj5 4-PQtlofl&s 18-Help !jIJfl Montreal - Acquired TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PERTY LOCATED IN SEMI. Highway 17.92, Casselberry, _______________________ ---CLAIMS OR Olympian Bill Baker, a def DEMANDS NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN Florida, 32707, and file theoriginal AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOL. with the Clerk of the above styl seman, and assigned him t Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part tIme. Halifax of the American League.\ AND ALL OTHER PERSONS UNTARY ANNEXATION PROVI. CourtonorbeforeM$rcp,25, ?,f" Dating Service. -All App!y1np.r1on5anordNur,f,, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: SIONS OF SECTION 171.041, Football ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. otherwide a judgment may be & Convalescent Center, 930 ARE OU HEREBY FLORIDA STATUTES; tar, Fl. 3331$. Washington - Announced entered against you for the relief Mellonville. • TIFIED that the ad- lNG FOR SEVERABILITY, ovDCON. quarterback Kim McQuilkei, has ____________________________ demanded In the Petition, mfistration of the estate of FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE signed a two-year contract. WITNESS my hand andtheseal GWYN C. _ BESPIEARS • DATE, sLost & Found College of said Court on this 19th day f ___________________________ DECASED, File Number $0.10WHEREAS, there has been filed February, 19*0. University of Oregon - Ex- - CP, is nding in the Circuit Court with the City Clerk of the City of (SEAL) tended the contract of basketball , LOST: Cocker Spaniel, $ mo old, Sekinole County, Florida, Sanford, Florida, a petition conCoach Jim Haney by a year. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR blond. Vicinty of Hidden Lii __________________________ Probate 'ivision, the eddress of taming the name of the property Soccer AsClerkofsaldCourt 322.6041 btw 9-S. which is 1.mInole County Cour- owners in thearea described here. UN lIED FARIVJ -- By:MaryAvmxbUry Fort Lauderdale (NASL) thouse, SerPprd, Florida 32771, matter requesting annexation to Purchased defender.rnldfielder Lost: 2 Pomeranians, 1 cream DeputyClerk The perso I representative of the corporate area of the City of male, answers to "FrltL". 1 Francisco Marinho from New the estate is 4orma Jean Cottle Sanford, Florida, and requestIng Publish: February 21, 2*, March 6, York. 13, 19*0 red female, answers to whose address is P.O. Box 61, to be included therein; and DES-96 "Hedi'.LostaroundAirport& Golden Gate (ASL) - Joe Egri Longwood, FlOrcja, 32730. The WHEREAS, the Property Ap. _________________________ resigned as coach and Lee Atack name and address0f the personal praiser of Seminole County, AGENCY Sanford Ave. Reward 321.0360. _______________________ named to replace Osvaldo representative's aftorney are set Florida having certified that there NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. Garcia named teamhim; manager, _______________________ forth below. are two property owners In the ING TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. Pennsylvania (ASL) - Signed 6 -Child Care All persons ha'vir claims or area to be annexed, and that said lION OF AN ORDINANCE BY SweePer Gheorghe Codrea, demands against the ttate are property owners have sIgned the THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOE. Basketball required, WITHIN ThREE petition for annexation; and DA. has openings In Florida New York - Placed Sylvester MONTHS FROM THE bAE OF Notice is hereby given that a Baby Sitting in my home by WHEREAS, it has been Williams on the iniured reserve THE FIRST PUBLICATIOh for real estate licensees OF determined that the property PubllcHearingwlllbeheldatth. Christian lady, Hourly, list and activated Geoff Huston. THIS NOTICE, to file v'ith 'he described hereinafter is Commission Room in the City Hall weekly, daily rates, 7 days or Women's Basketball League who want real value in a clerk of the above court a wrltt reasonably compact and con. in the City of Sanford, Florida, at nights a week. Call 323.9366 St. Louis Placed Mary Pat statement of any claim or demano tiguous to the corporatearea of the 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Mach 10, marketing progran-1. and leave a message, Travnik on waivers. ____________________________ they may have. Each claim must Cityof Sanford, Flonida,andlthas 1910,tocoflsiderth,adoptionof an We' re now entering Into beinwritingandmustindmcatet further been determined that the ordinance by the CItr of Wanted: Mature European Lady basis for the claim, the name and anexation of said property will Sanford, Florida, 15 fol ows: an expansion program in child care in my home. addressofthecreditoror hisagent no result in the creation of an Baseball ORDINANCE NO. ISIS Longwood.Lake Mary area, Florida and have open. or attorney, and the amount endive; and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Own transportation preferred _______________________ claimed. If the claim is not yet WIlE PEAS, the City of Sanford, OF SANFORD, FLOR IDA TO AN. lngs for licensed brokers Junior College Day 661-4416, eve 323-6110. due, the date when it will become Florid&, is in a position to provide NEXWITHIN THE CORPORATE Manate,3,Vatenciao and salespersons in the due shall be stated. If the claim is municlp5l services to the property AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN: Valencia contIngent or unliquidated, the describeG herein, and the City FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP 000 000 000-0 2 1 9-Good Things to Eat Sanford area. To get de.Manatee nature of the uncertainty shall be CommissiOn of the City of Sanford, TION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A 020 000 OOx-2 S 1 tails, take a minute and stated. If the claIm is secured, the Florida, diems it in the best in. PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN Kelly, Schaster (6), Ritchie (9) security shall be described. The -terest of the City to accept said PR'PERTY ABUTTING RIDGE. GRAPEFRUIT contact Marge Goddard, HOURS 'SY Ev323.)tI BACKONTHEMARKE This 3+ acre 3 BR, 2B home has a super cou locatIon, extras md., ci and a brand new country swimming pool, FP I. rr citrus trees. All this anda dwn payment. $67,300. YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE I VALUE & low price of i., lOvely4BR,2Bhorn0,, Sanford's most desira neighborhoods. C.H&A, 2 F & it is available for Immed °"' 157,000, 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. 32109. ' '21-Situations Wanted Exp.babysitterfullorpp,.t.time greatr3tes,winter5pgsar Call 1349819. ____________________________ .Li-.-___TiIiIIiI ? NEED CASH I Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms TowerFinanceServ, 2 BEDROOM, FRAME 1-100.241.2469 SCREEN PORCHES, PLIANCES, GOOD C DIllON. WALK DO TOWN. $23,000 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WI TO DOWNTOWN, FRE CARPETS, PAINT, FRC NO BROKERAGE FE ES ________________________ .. _______ 29-Rooms _________________________ PORCH & NEW RO • Rooms for rentPnivatehome 322-3*53 • ________________________ _____________________ HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL,l DERN POOL. 3 BEDRO( 2½ BATH, FORMAL DINI ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT KITCHEN. REDUCED 152.900 WITH ASSUMAI MORTGAGE. Furnishect,00m upstairs Retired person preferred orCouple.322.S$19 ________________________ ' - __________________________ College and McGeorge, Freeman and Reed. Hitters Manatee: Floyd RBI, Youngblood RBI. Records: Vaiencla 12-I, Manatee 10-1. claimant shall deIIv'r sufficient petition a'd to annex saId WOOD AVENUE ON TIlE NW FOR SALE Baseball Box 186, Eustls, Fl..-. copies of the claim to the clerk to property. 322114 AND LYING BETWEEN 25TH enable the clerk to mail one copy NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT STREET AND AIRPORT _______________________ 32726. BASEBALL to each personal representative. ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF BOULEVARD; SAID PROPER. Widnesday'sresults All persons interested in the THE CITY OF SANFORD, TV LOCATED IN SEMINOLE 11lllStructioifl College HlghSchool estate to whom a copy of this FLORIDA: COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. 54)104.00. Phone: PSU 17.16, Jacksonvillel.3 Boone 5, West Orange 2 Notice of Administration has been SECTION 1: That the following CORDANCE WITH THE VOLUN. Twelfth race -3.1,0: 31:19 maIled are required, WITHIN descrIbed property situated TARY in ANNEXATION PRO. 1 ElusIve Emma 1.40 5.40 3.60 FlorIda StateSlO (11)00 0-. 17 IS Boone JUMP FOR JOY 001 2)0 I-S 7 0 THREE MONTHS FROM THE SemInole County, Florida, be and VISIONS OF SECTIQN 171.044, 3 Jason Scott 7.40 3.10 1 W. Orange 200 000 0-2 3 2 DATE OF THE FIRST the same ii hereby annixed to and FLOP IDA STATUTES: PROV1D. SRapidLight TOLL FREE 5.70 Jacksonville 010 160 0- S S 4 Creative Expressions 322-7*13 PUBLICATION OF THIS made a part of the City of Sanford, INO FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. Q (1.3) 21.60; P It-)) 6.99: 1 (1. Barley Rider (3) and Blair, NOTICE, to file any objections Florida, pursuant to the voluntary FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE 35) 190.20. FREE Demonstration Hatcher, Ledbetter (5), Phillips Butler, Minick (5) and Forbes. they may have that challenge the annexation provisions 0? Section DATE, A -3260; Handle $313,977. Have you ever wanted to learn 18008215642 (5) and Ramsey. AksamIt, Nidda Hitters- Boone: McCoy 2.4, 171.044, Florida Statutes: vaIidityolthedecendenrswiIl,t WHEREAS,therehasbe,nfiled latch hook, needle point or (2), Diones (4), Peifer (3) and Howard 20, Blair 20, West qualifications of the personal Lot 16, Ies the East 100 f$ with the City Clerk of the City of crewel? Then come by 112 Isifters -FSU: Delosh 3.5 Orange: Crabbe 2.3. Recordsrepresentative, or the venue or thereof, DIX E UBDlVISlON, as Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Pro BasketbaIl 30oy. Holly Ave. from 9.6 Friday. 28, Ledbetter 2-1 6 RBI HR, Boona 5.1, West Orange 3.2. recorded in PIe? Book 7, Page 103, taming the name of the property jurisdiction of the court. 322.3694. GENERAL LABORS day shift Jacksonville; Malur 2.3 2 HR. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Public Records of SemInole owners In the area dssa'ibid NBA Standings apply at AmerIcan Wood Colonial3,Evans7 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County, Florida. By United Pniss International Fioridaltate hereinafter requestIng annexation Product MIII Office, 200 241 276-1615 * * * * * * * * WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Eastern Conference Theabove-describedprope'tyls tothecorporateareaofthecityof ColonIal 000010 11-3 6 0 Marvin Ave., Longwood Jachs.nvili. 01* 011-3 3 3 Date of the first publication of further described as a portion of Sanford, Florida, and riquesting Atlantic DIvision ___________________________ Evans 000 000 202 3 2 between $ & 11 am. this Notice of Administration: that certain property located to be included therein: and TO ALL W L Pc?. 08 , Reierences required. Smith, Fischer (6) and Emenick. Clay, Faries (7) and Schaker, between 13th Street and Blame February 2*, 1 Boston 32 WHEREAS, the Property 5.p. BUSI N ESSES IN THE _______________________cary Jackson (3), Pelter (3) Jordan NormajeanCottle Street and between Roosevelt praiser of Seminole County, II 17 .746 2 and Howard. HittersIchones (5) and loam. litters - Colonial: Wanted experienced bus boys; SANFORDAREA As Personal RepresentatIve of Avenue and Dixie Way: said Florida hpving certified that there s-, -__"j4,... C PIUt WSbSI' 34 II HE sEts, I cooks; din. rm. waiWes$.s, propar-$y.located ln i.minoie are twe prapsny -4,--Ivens.t. the EstIf, - 6, G*vN AAA EMPLOYMENIT In t . Ramsey HR. Records - FSU 7.2, Overall: Colonial 6-1. dish washer. Apply In poison County, Florida. BESNEARS' rN.w Jirsy . area to be annexed, and that said 29 40 .430 24 JU 7-6. IS HERE TO B ., 3200 S. Orlando Dr. Cavalier SECTION 2: That upon this property Clntrai DivIsion ers have signed the Deceased Møti ilUl. AT YOUR SERVICE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ordinance becoming effective, the petition for annexation; and Lyman 3. SpruceCreelio W L Pd. GB FlorIda 1.1, Georgiai-2 property owners and any resident Atlanta REPRESENTATIVE, 41 27 .603 WHEREAS, it has been deter. Spruc.Crsek 0*0000 0-0 S 1 rO5idingoflthepropertydflaIb. mInedthattMpop,ry,..i Houston GEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A. 31 35 .493 7½ Geergia WE ADVERTISE AT OUR : III III i-I 2 I Lyman herein shall be entitled to iii the hiteinafter Is reasonably compact ioi Ii. x-3 4 I P.O. Box fl33 San Anton 33 35 .415 Florida rIghts COST. WE SCREEN EACH 2$ III a-S 9 S and privileges and Im. and contiguous Apopka, Florida, Indiana to the corporate 32703 31 31 .419 10½ APPLICANT, WE MATCH Kutsukla and Ellis. Marceilo munitles as are from time to tIme area of the City of Sanford, Telephone: 30S-U6.2i : r Cievelnd 27 43 .316 15 RN EXTRA Morris, Maughon (6) and WhIte, and Holzworth. Records - Spruce EMPLOYER WEMPLOVEE. Publish: February 2$ 6. March 6 granted to resIdents and property Florida, and it has further been Detroit 16 32 .233 23 Grant and Cardidni. HItters - Creek 3-2, Lyman 7.3. WHEN THEY GET TO YOU OES123 owners of the City of Sanford, determlnidthatth, annexationof 19*0. Western Conference Florida: Floyd 7.3, Lombardojzl THEY ARE READY TO BE AfterSchool FlorIda, and as are further $aldpf'O9SrtywIllnotresjft Inth. Midwest Division HR. Henley 2.3. HIRED. YOU CAN HELP Edgswaterê, Winter Park) provided in Chapter 171, Florida Creitionof all enclave; and Call Circulation Dept. W L Pc?. • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AAA BY LETTING AAA Statutes, and shall further be Kin City WHEREAS,th.cityofSanf, 47 31 .600 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. subject to the 0*2 000 1-3 7 I 1 HELP YOU. Georgia 1-2 6 1 W.Pank • responsIbIlities ot • Florida, is ma posItion to provide Milwauk. 40 -31 .143 7½ PROBATE DIVISION Edgewater 032 III a-I I 2 13½ Florida Iii Is residence or 3222611 • ownership as may munlclpaisirviceeto$hep,.opei.ty Denver File Number I0#CP 26 43 .377 from time to time be determined described herein, and the City CALL ANPIETTE Chicago Division 71 45 .341 17½ Palmer, Stake (7) and Spurrell, by the MisIser and White. MukeseIl, Carter governing authority of the Commission of the City of Sanford, Utah and Hunt. HItters- Winter IN RE: ESTATE OF 21 49 .300 71 Major (7) and Worloy. Hitters - Park: Thatcher 2.4, City of Sanford, Florida, and the Florida, deems it In the bestin. AAA EMPLOYMENT ALDA M. BESH EARS Gordon 2.3 Pacific Division GeorgIa: Pybcurn2.3 HR. provisions of said Chapter 171, terest of the City of accept said W I. PC?. GB -Florida $7, GeorgIa -4Records HP, Stake HR. Edgewater: Jaffee Hsed Florida Statutes. petitIon and to annex saId 912 French Ave. Los Ang 2.1, Hunt 7.3 2B, Little 2.3, 228 3 49 30 .7)0 NOTICEOPADMINISTRATION SECTION 3: II any sictic O*erresajts property. NEED 'Cernerefllfls&Frenc$i Seattle P81. Records- Conference: 19 21 .700 ½ Alma I, Rochester Tech TO ALL PERSONS HAVING or portion of a section NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT EN. "VOURFUTUREIS PhoenIx Winter Park 0.1, Edgewater 1-0. CLAIMS 41 21 .662 4 OR IMMEDIATELY Ellsabethtown 10, Swanthmore S DEMANDS of this ordinance proves to bi ACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF OUR CONCERN" Sin 01090 32 31 .W 17½ Flagler I). Walsh 0 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE invalid, unlawful or un- THE CITY OF SANFORD, OUTSIDE SOLICITORS 3331176 Portland 31 37 .156 17½ Kissimmeel,Oyiedo3 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS constitutional, it shall not be held FLORIDA: LaSalle I. Rochester Tech 7 Golden St. 21 49 300 2' INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: to invalidate or Impair the EARN TOP NW Louisiana 6.1, McNe.se 2.2 Oviedo SECTION 1: That the following 500 0*2 13 9 3 YOU Wednesday's Nuelts ARE * * * * * * * * HEREBY validity, force or effect of any described Susqushanna 10, Heidelberg 2 Kisslmmee 1*1 III 1-4 9 2 property situated in COMMISSIONS PhIla 130, Indiana 113 NOTiFIED that the ad. other section or part Tampa 6, Eckord I of this or. Seminole County, Florida, be and Detroit 130, New York 113 mlnistrationoftheest.tiofALDA dinance. Graceson, Kessingen (5) adn HOURSFLEXIBLE thesamelshereayaflneyad,opAwJ Workers needed for cabinet Boston 103. Houston 99, 09 M. BESHEARS, deceased, File SECTION 4: That allordinances madeapartofth.Cftyof Massey. Locke, Wells (6), and Call IobLovsnbury Sanford, Number l0.9.CP, Is pending in the or parts Los Ang t17, Ken City 101 manufacturing shop. Must of ordinances in conflict Florida, pursuant to the voluntary Platter. HItters- Ovledo; CopCIrculation Manager hlflknowlodge of tools, Apply Denver IlL Milwaukee 109 Circuit Court for Seminole County, herewith be and the same are annexation provIsions perud 7-4. 0. Duda 2-4. Kissim. EVENINGHERALD of Section Gentry Manufacturing Co. Ciii 106, Golden 51. 101 Florida, Probate Division, the hereby repealed. moe: Bennett 3-4 HR. Locke2.3, .. 171.041, FlorIda Statutes: Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. address of whldi is Seminole Pheinlx 127, Seattle 111 322.2611 Murphy 7.3. Records- Kisslmmee NHL Standings SECTIONS: Thatthisordlnanc, Parcel One: Beginning 1)91.21 Thvrsday's Games 9 a.m..3 p.m. M.F. County Courthouse, Sanford, shall become effective im. feet West and 3792.7 By United Press International 4-5. feet South of ____________________________ New Jersey at Washington FlorIda 32771. The personal medIately upon its passaga Campbell Conferenc, and the Northeast corner of $ICtiCnZ representatIve of the estate is adoption. Portland at Utah Security Officers, Lake Mary Patrick DIvIsIon Apepha 2, Mainland I Township 30 South, Rnge 30 East, Norma Jean Coftie whose address Notice Fridays 0ais area, must be able to pass A copy shall be avaIlable at the thence run South 139 feet thence W I. T Pts. is P.O. box 61, Lonqwood, Florida, Office PhIladelphia at BOston of DaytenaMainland the P$iila 0010016City Clark for all North 11 degrees East 196.51 fee? 42 613 99 polygraph & work any shift, 32710.Thsnameandaddr,$$cftpie persons desiring to Houston at New Jersey NY Ragirs Call 127.11109 am. to3p.m. 3) 25 9 71 I $ 1 examine the thsnceWestl$fegttoffiefloln,of LIGALNOTICE personalrupneuntative'sanorney same, Washing$o, at Detroit III 111 *'2 6 NY islanders beginning, x s 9 a, Ppipha NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN arose? forts below. Atlanta at Indians All parties In Interest and Atlanta 3$ 34 fl 47 Orderlies & Aides that Harvey Edward Mon., Parcel Two: Beginning i.oi All persons Brown, Walker CS) and Peros. having claims or citizens shall have an opportunity chains West and 2731.9 feel Alcazar Avenue, Altamonts South letter Living Center of Cassel Smyine Divisie Apppks; O'Dell 2.3. Records- requIred. WITHIN THREE Byorderofffi.Cjtyrnrnig W I. 2. TownshIp 70 South, Range andha$fliedwiththeCof the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 0? the City Of Sanford, MaInland 1-3, Apcpka 54 Florida, chicago 29 2111 73 Last, thence run South 44.1 fee; THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP Board of County CommissIoners of H. N. Tamm, Jr. SI. Louis 2* 21 10 64 thenceEant,1$f,et;t,Naem . THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the Seminole County, FlorIda, aq Lake Howell 1, Saaøerll city Clerk Vancouver 41 21 37 12 31 degrees East 91.4 f$, thence application for permission to carry clerk of the above Court a written PublIsh Feb. 14, 21.2$ ii M. 6, West 101.1 feq$ to the Point of Sanford Gracious living. keas. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROC EAT-IN K I TCHE N WI Weekly & monthly rates, utilities NEW APPLIANCES, Cl d. Inquire 300 5. Oak 141.7113 TRAL HEAT AIR. DeBA AREA. $3S500. _____________________________ - 3)-Apartments :',-', - LAKE PICKEIT ESTATES ACRES, ROAD FRONTAC WOODED, WITH ALMC NEW3BEDROOM,2BAT CAR GARAGE. CENTI1 HEAT 5- AIR, MANY I TRAS. $19,900. 1 BR-$209up. Pool. Adulti only • on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call I.$7Ø Mariner's Villal. - - - . . Unfurrnshed ________________________ _________________ ______________________ with payments 1250 & under to qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1-293.9474, HAL COLIT REALTY Inc. Unturnished Apt. 2 BR, 1B, 500 Park Ave. $200 mo. 1st & last I sec. LOCH ARBOR 105 Sunset Dr.] BR) B, FR, FP. Ig fenced yd. Exc. cond. 144.900. 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LAR CORNER LOT NOW 3 BE ROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGI ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLE VACANT MAKE OFFE - 31-Apatients . - Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment Nopets, carport, $2Omo. 269.7377 _____- ___ I BR, 28, LR I DR or 3 BR, 28, w.Lg FR. $373 mo. 6 mc. lease. 2435 Myrtle Ave. 305*57.3029 aft 6 p.m. wk days. - _______ ______ - - REALTY ______________________ •- HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 4 BR, 18 home on dbl. lot, spacious rms., pine floors, DR, utility ran. 8. porch! Only $26,900. SUPER 3 BR, 18 home in Sunand w-your own pool 5patio! OR, w-w carp., new roof, fenced yd., on a 1g. shaded lot? A buy for $36,750! REDUCED 3 BR, 18 home In Sunland w-sc. patio, FL rm., dec. FP, new kit. & iandscaped spacious yd.! BPP SEP. VICE CONTRACT. Yours for 138.000. Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Geneva Gardens Apts. 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch L32222 Office 9 EXECUTIVE LIVINGBerm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR fireplace. Ceramictilelayer halIwey.Walkablocktolar shopping center. CHA, db garage 1. fenced yard. 1 warranty. $64,900. Furnished DELTONA- 3 BR, 1½ B, Furnished, carport, enc. porch, no pots, In First area. 44215 -37-Business Pçaijy ----- ---- - IN DiBARY-2.1 with a b family room. immaculal Insidel top condition outsid Quiet location yet close I shopping. Mid 30's. 1 y - ________________ UNIQUE MINI. 3 U SINE SS SPACES AVAILABLE. ' -' . ' - -- Legal SHOPS, etc. $95 mo, utIlities included. 323.2172 or 130-9573 ___________________________ Bath, formal living room I din, room. Breakfast room I - den. All recently remodeled Walk to shopping, church ana school. $55,000. • - 4l4Iouses ,. - _____________________ ___ ?IR, 25, Condo, Kit equipped, i for $33,900. CHECK OUT THIS ON! A UNDER $100001 3 Berm. It , LUXURYL1VING 3 'BR, 28, pool, 880, green 'house, 1g. patIo. yard w.utility bldg. an garage. Attractive brick fran all this and privacy. 1 yi warranty. '' flow! _______________________ _____ Legal Notice , Edmonton 20 34 17 52 Lk. Newell - 3* lie i-s 3 3 statement of any Claim or demand mo 5concsaled pistol on his person in Colorado Beginning, EXECUTIVE LIVING 17 3710 41 Sanfend • they may have. Each claim must DES-il - a the Unincorporated areas of ' • FICTITIOUS NAME Winnipeg 13 43 10 10 Like front living is avail. in this SECTION 2: That upon this be Inwniting and must indicate the Semlnoie County. and in thOW i Notice is hereby given that I am " $W acre estate. 31R, 48 w. Wales Conference ordince becoming effectIve, the 0. Smith and Reindi. Link and basis for the claim, the name and nlPlclpalltiR wS.. NOTICE op sat.. poperty ownars and any ,.., engaged In busIness at 3793 Norris Division Spain. HItters - Lake Howell: uest cottage, fruit trees. address of the creditor or hIs agent with municipal At public auction at 10:00 AM. residing on the property dlscnibed Orlando Or., Sanford, Florida dlnanca, pursuant to the C v. w i. T is. Wood 7.4; Sanford: Delabe 3-1. or attorney, and the amount on March 16, 19*01? 200 N. Holly herel shall be entitled to all the 33?71, Seminole County. Florida, stitutlon and Statutes of the State MenOrieI 37 10 $7 Records- Lake Howell 9.1, claImed. if th, claim Is not yet Ave., Sanford, Florida, to settle rights and privileges an under the fIctitIous name of Las Angeles 26 33 9 61 Sanford , FlofIda. no desirin.to tie, the dats when It will become wanehous.man's lin on the munition an are from time to time UNIVERSAL MOTORS, and that Hartford 733713 SI I submit informatio, ante wisy they eslsalIbestated,Ifffiecialmis Pittsburgh grantedtoresudentsandprfly lntefldtoreglstersaldnamewith 33*12 II contingent unllquldated, th. and pirsonai property belonging owners of the City of Sanford, the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, n$ be issued A TOUCH OF COUNTRY Detroit 73129 15 nature 0? theor uncertainty shell be to: Jim. Arhwr, Doris Jenkins, a lIcense to carry a in Longwood. i BR, 28 oversized Ii,fI Florida and as are further Seminole County, Florida in SC' concealed pistol should Submit Adams DIVleISa REALTORS stated. If the claIm is secured, the lot• Z.comm. $39,500. ElIzabeth Turcott, and Judy provided In Chagtar 171, Florida 00rdoflci with the provislonsof the ouch Information to the W L T PSI. , security shall be described. The Smyer. PICYITIOU$NaMI Flctltloi Name Statutes, Buffalo s, 1710 N Stutes, and shall furthir dSilfl5flt shall dellvir sIAflClIllt ToWit: County Chnmlsslosers, Nor Notice is her.by given that I am Adams Transfer & SIelon Sedlo 146.11 Florida Statutes Part Avenue, Sanford, lubleded to the raeponslblllnes 31 CVPiieOhiCl1imtotheCiifttO SI engaged In busIness at *610 - eATEMAN REALTY ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATI Storage, Inc. 1997, Mkvssila residence or awnarshlp as may 33771. 39 1111 73 Hlewpfta Ave., Sanford, Seminole unable th, clerk to mail one copy ,,, Neg.N.alEstatelrokof onI+ lush acre.) over sized N.Holly Ave. Toronto from tIme to tine be delormifiw 51g. UNIVERSAL MOTORS OF to sad personal representatIve, 39 31 S 63 County. Florida under tI. tic. THIS NOTICE Is given pursuant 31p40 Sanfjrd Aye. BR's, 7B's + guest cottage I Sanford, Florida 32771 by g ORLANDO, INC. Quebec 73 All Pubs IfterestOd in the PublIsh February II, and March 6, _ _ tO Sec. 11-1(c), _ Sunulfble County ___ 13 titious name of A.P.C. much more. Only 179,900. " ..J2i.ifl City of Walsuday's Reiiifs Alan R. Wrasi Florida, tate to whom a copy Of this 1900 _______________________ Code. AUTOMATlCALANMi,aaijg : Business Manager provisions of said ampler in. NV Ra,gsrs 4, luffaio$ Notice of Adniinistration has been ('(.1ll to register said name DATED at Sanford, Seminole UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Florida $tltvtei. Washington 7, $1. Louis S P'JbIIII February 1S March 6, 13, County, Florida, ephol hone, 3 BR, 28 the Clerk , CQU9 ,'fl4 are requIred, WITHIN Developmint oppo-tunityl One Mardi, A. D,. Toronto 5, Pittsburgh) SECTION 3:11 any section or II. 19*0 1g. FR $ , of 19*0. seminole county, ?iorida in . THREE MONTHS FROM THE entIre block Zcomm on W. 1st portion 0? a sectlsii of this orBeoIsn 3. Detroit I 0(5-119 DATE OF Wew carp.?, redecorated FICTITIOUS NAME THE - F I P ST cordancowlth the previsie. the Board of county Com.,i. st. 5110.000. dahlfiCO PfIWI MImeeila 3, Quebec 1, tIe to be unv.lid, e32'x19' pool. Alrcond. PUBLICATION Noticeisherebyglventhat am OF THIS slee,s Flctltlolm$ame$tatijIes, 15-Wit: Atlantal. Les Angeles I '. iot. fenced patio NOTICE, to tUg -any Oblsctlons ShI•ltl IA buekeis at or.... wsiawtv, or un r40$ullen6*, it loctien *45.11 ioriis Statutes 'l01e County. 44', acres on beautiful Wekiva NOVICE UNDU PICTIT$OU$ 4. ChIcago 3, Vancavir 3, Slo NEI FINANCtNO they may have that diallinge the Blvd. & CI II, CaIii Mew's. Fl. shall wi be held to lev.Ildato , (SEAL) River I Hwy 16. $110,000. NAME STATUTE ij ImpaIr the validity. iijc, arIdlY'S validity ot the decedent's wIll, 5p4 37747, Seminofe Jmty, 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING .' SI,. Paul uge By: Arthur H. Sickw TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NY slanders at PhllS _____ _____ _____ quatlfIcatlon of the personal under the flctltiçus ams of COSTS Publish: NOW MATINEP NOtice loklflSV hush SkIS Ordinance. Edmant at MPWTPII rSpUhl,,IatIve, or the venue SANFORD TIUC*'REPAII I bPqjce $19,900. $4,000 dwn. 2$ 13.301*00 Publish Mardi 6.1* undersigned, pursuant Pest Times $Ip.m. IICTION4S to the Iart all -.1. Buffalo jurIsdiction of the court. TOWING $ERVICnd She? I 0(1-130 wi 12.5 pcI. at $47547 Pir ITO. "FictItis Name Statute" DET.31 REALTOR 322-4991 pIllS srlkeiices 1 AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Wend to rgister name - MULTJfLE I.ITh.N.G SEP VICI CIer MIII, Florida 51$ute4 _________________ be and lie sam ar - OIJICTIONS NOT $0 FILED th, Clerk al lie CII Court, ___ raSON will reglstp- wiNs lbs Cloth of the Eves: 311-5400.3321911 !! hi . hi WILL II FOREVER BARRED Sensifele Caunfy, F $lClOW 1: FICTITIOUS NAME su wis. rt .me, CIrcuIt Cow? is Call Dots of' $k first publication of o,idancs with lie preitsiss 0? the .F HA-235-Con.Homa C*Oty, Plorida. upon rncsipt Nelice is hereby givon that I am shall became effective tan. '4 this Notice of Adminefratlin: aunucu REAL ESTATE WNUI DIIVI Ungagid ii FIctitioUs Nafl SlaMes, TWIt: mediately upon Ifs ,$i$aj iisd ISIS publicelim 0? IIIII bl$Ifiiss at 'u• EEALTOI,377.7490 34J Low Down February 30,190. Section 165.11 FlorIda SlatvIes Misce, the fictitious name, So-wit: Whoopin Leep, Altamnoate No,maJ...icoffle 1t97. Cash for your lotI WIll build o STEPHEN HARRIS PAINTING SprIngs, t. 12711,_Seminole SVS II$S1f 4t1uif Ay5ialIbeava$IaloatNa SI,.: Judy Gilbert' N Petal leprosintative your lof our lot. "' Offils 0? the city Clerk for all Uldor thick I em UIIgeI In 5 plus wOld Iii- 'ic; of flue NOtat. of Publish Mar. 6 13, 20. 27. 190 Y Enterprise, Inc. *sd qk same el TERRA dupleam, city weter & pori.me ds$'lfug to inamig in. SlISIIIISI at 90 Toledo Drie, ,he' sOy, A1.DA N BESNIARS 0(1-i). Model Inc., Reallor 614-305 same *flamei*e SprIgs FlorIda I , INVESTMENTS, aiidtlu,I w Super location $33,05 $W $WSSI *IVS VIIIkil• S (toceised our lot or yours. OMRiIDO CIty Build to St All parties In Interest and Of Aftament. springs, IlSistef 5id 'an' wit's ins ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL retir.meM or starting. 2 Clerk hi the CIrcuit CSvçj c* Fl. FHA-VA, FNA 23$ I 24$ 'save an REPRESENTATIVE: ________ D, PP heme, close to bus s to hi heard at saId Msnn. The? Party Intan0?W in said $O.slnolO CIUNSy. Pi,tIi INC. GEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A. eping, ChWckOO Cill FLORIOR. ] Isbess anbupriss is foflue: cardencswft'sth.pri4,, I. at r.i POles 1112 Unsworth R.&ty 04 .iis. Fidltlo* Name $Iatvlss, To-ip is, CHy 09 $ufo.J. FInIda legion U. Harris ___ Florida 12*3 uIwd (u4v *s 0. ptueta,' section =. $$ (asry, $•ffls, H. N. Temun, Jr. orlda ssatuj Taha 'FLORiDA REALTY (IlleVt*7S,UNlIlb,) 1957. Csumly, Florida Feb. ii, 111*. Publish February 31. and Merdi 6. ___ 5. .*lm A. lebineor ____________________ ____________________ Publish Feb. 1121.31 & Mar. 6 PIWNO Feb. ,; MhlLbl.I8 II, *1.301 46. 4, REALTOR __________________------------1* SUNSHINE STATE Publish Febvary IlidMarc, 19*0 3141 5. FrenclAve. . i.61ariv.30317 13.30,1110 -. _, Uêb.PZ 0k141, ...,. ____________ 33$.W79, 332-1313,3224231 DES-121 , _____ _ - "- - - _______________ - ___ Nitice W. Garneft White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 101 W. Commercial - - Sanford, NIGHTLY - -. - -_ 41.A-Coion'niumi --- - - ' -- - - '. - - ' - - - For Sal. --- 4 Paym.nt - t - .. - OWNEIS - - Phone3l2-7lII,Sanford IIAITY IIALTOI O 24 HOUR [H 3229283 -. • -- Harold -- ii Hall LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF NEAR HOMES FINER SANDRA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. SERVICE. IN GOING OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN UPSALA TO 17.500 CASHOR TERMS. Realty, Inc. Realtors/MIS 323-5774 24 His. MAYFAIR lovely Executive Home in quiet picturesque setting.) BR, 7B, FP, close to Lii. Monroe. Must see this one. EXTRA LARGE ROOMS 3 BR, 18, FP, formal OR, oak shaded con. lot & w-w carpet. Only $34,000. t split plan, huge kit., formal OR, fenced yd. w.trees. 534.50011 __ ____ _______ - - ___ [!IRIVE - - BR splIt plan. w-lg. SR's. FR, big kit, walk in pantry, pool I fenced ½ acre on Cul-de-sac. NJ - M. .I$ANID REALTOR j - -, - - a _ ______ -- -- '-- • _._I, .. , j.-, . . - - --'. - 79-Truck s.Tra I lers Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center & Studio, Sanford. '71 Ford P-U rmoo $1100 good terms. Osteen. $44 9*011 MOIhI k' clearance, big savings. Call Bob BaIl 372-1103. 7207 French 62-Lawn-Garden - I! Call Clark & Ilirt 373-7310 _________________________ -- - - - - 68-Wanted - to - - Buy Cash 322.413k Larry's Mart, 253 Sanford ... Buy I Sill, the finest in used furnIture. R.IrIn. etn. ________________________ Estetu of Psil 1. Aibortls, Dscsased sd M.rj.ii. 1. ArtIs by Any. Irinhy S. Csrtsr, guardian be property of Marjorie Alarfis. All personal b.h.glngs end roel estate Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUfl' SALOP( formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. Is? St., 327-5742 Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet, remodeling. All work guar. Free Est. 331-5465. Whatever the occasion, there isa Complete Mobile Home Repair classified ad to solve it. Try SERVICES UNLIMITED CiramicHe MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs, Exp. 169-1362. Tile floors installed liii W.*II$T. SANFORD Make room in your attic, garage Sell Idle items with a Ciasslf lea Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at 322-2611 or 131-9993. NEW& REPAIR 830 1713aft6 322-6509 Dressmaking - Classified Ads will always give you more . Much , Much More than you expect. - . Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery Painting & Repair II ______ Trenl Painting & Repair )rywall, Ceilings, and 'Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remodel & Additions. Call 531 5399 or 162-0136 ___________ _______________ -- Oraoming& Boarding Interior I Exterior Free Est. 322-353* NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. _____ ____ _____ slIer joe's, lerehe elms, ben _ pra eeslsr, CsiaII...-.us, eleploONy, -Wes, tsxnns.or, 11Usti ri-un- ladder, plc.lc Salle, TV Sells, So1pdek wiNs. Ipa. ,II b penS Us I isudesIl .4 slier Maims See almereusSa mush.. Olin Ns.sSetoaONd. _____ Br*, isUsol We OrsoN Cent le Vsusalo Cssily N sell p.'Msol ,rserty a em IdeS.. Peeve Sits - Turms Cask Bay of Sate. led Estate ________ u...1.iu.uJ S purl en lie 1515-4 Is'go MulIsh hiss_taside lo1*y ness is a rid ales llf_1641. Mesa 1,1* free? - bosuillull, 'sde'nspW las series dliii phi emrkisd dsur, Mdi sisly 15 made Iso * saks noose. SeIOlors90IkeuS.kes $ des, i*train ilsy. Aaysse Wsr.$ed Ia arsi ales toss cksuNae Useesme I leek Wo ems sea Se-raise MIs .tru1Ll Yarse us Mouse sssrl -*5,101 deem deyil Sits Iieasier saillllailsuk_'uMllNs*5de,silhIssatcl.she Ielalesallsctss*e 0? WeCWMd CswS Isis is lie aloe lisle. Neal Elsie ho hi sill at s$e.l- ainting Painting by Anthony Coaino Quality mt. or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3320071 3.o7o7 - rLenaedsalehins,s,,,.II5fr,m lisa. Set SNuslets At LIe Mario hatless. rijo Iliad We 115.5*5 en are selling, we ales NeaMdJsIoIishlscklzi SNewS.yras-Ie?e NI. 1)1*11 1)1*5. ANOS Ilew *97 as * 1* 10 MS_siNe- 7fl)-1I**-4Iesk We. TeraS _is_$l6*SS _Now 0? Sal._r-mu en deshe allis Pset-*iLavn'y Qs.ls? - I - Story - Home Repair & Remodeling 7lhrs. 3270771 Free Es?. GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. - Studlo -1.3.181. 51410* Ualpn. -Msn. - Clock Repair U,rIghI k'sessr .01 Il5, B dryer (lIke new), $ pa. lImed oil Soirees sot, maple hsbaem Us,) pa. sectlsed devsape.1, )pc, makegesy sod tables I esliss Salle, 7 recttasrs, limed MS Salle, clerry Salle, 5$" caussle eels, TV, Salle I Near lamps, Sep10 beck, wee deck. poliShes, 6 pa. limed MS dubs roes Us MiS a Ireeklreat clles callUs, $ dr_ -sksp.rb Salle, ir' pert. TV, maser Sells, sos lesS-rise, I Il. chill, paflalla Iy,,,,$i' I stead, less steel, .4 may clii,. welbe Ia.p lulls, plains, Sores asei. of looks, isess & clime, IrIs a loss. SaMlepUs,malueaayclii,,$iaerslectsic - s* Soup eme,$ siMmers' Uaed ty,eN,n, s$s sled. dares nun_pboysn. use Wells, ssalng case I toilet, radIo, Sisicases B iuIS.aok. r*40, rMS. senrat ease NplsnisL isis,,la*ru* Nelss, Ie B hem, -u4- ip ems, .cnnNs' clii's, maple ModeM dellS ckiir, deli's cr15. p0w. kamsi, m&,., eerier taIls. SPa N" ltd.e Art MaWa, iiewsrs I vise, Illebe utsadls. pile I peas, issue Us, Wander, Seeder ewe. lssr. eellss Slur, dsllrla miser, deleg bowls, sterling - APARTMENTS "EAaxwy For Lees" 349 5259 one Soon. TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION A wry lies I 'sos Mom wlSs$ car garsso -luau is perck en IsiS Ba 9.rd Home Repair - _____ 9eva 1295 FILL DIRTI TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND ________________________ Eve. $51361' IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 323-5771 WI HAVE SUYEN$l 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 373-92)4. 29* N. 17.93. Caseethorry, Fl. 134-1101 1295 PIanos I. organs, stock ., 5TATI Breker leg. 1974 MERCURY 323-2303 _____ 6*.', acm for only $16,500, Very $595 '74 Ford F 100 P-U, V-I, std trans. toolbox, new insp., 1930. 59-Mus,calMerchandise BARGAIN TV's Whypay more? HERO'S TV 2597 S. SanfordAve. 373)731 ______ H. Ernest 1973 DODGE NEW TIRES 119.198. UP Sanford 241) French Ave. _____ GROVES GARAGE SALE ¶!RMET guitars available, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, _____ We specialize inFARMS RANCHES When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. 377 76*0 A-OKTIRE ______ , LOCH ARBOR GEM-Spotless 4 78-WtorcycIes 1979 KAWASAKI 100 $1600 323 60.46 Housobold Funilsbk,gs Orlando Sanford 377-1577 321-0640 _______________________________ '71 Datsingood running cond $900 or best offer 36 5-66*6 1977 PACER WAGON 2995 nithhngs. ACRE- Newer 3 COUNTRY BR, C.HIA, w.w cp$., Ig patio, rose garden & low cash to mtg. SPANISH 2 STORY-7.300 sq ft pool home w.fireplace, formal LR & DR & detached party house on over ½ acre for only 112,50011 - - ROKER 2439 5. Myrtle Ave. - - -;'--------, -h __ , - - - - " - ____ - ____________ 2o &mu 1973 Buick Regal $900 1971 Mustang $600 323 0377 For Sale: 1975 Honda. XL 70 with less lha,s 1,000 miles, 1773 or best offer. 321 0288 after 5p.m. We have been commlislensd by the attorney to sell all of the personal belongings - place by piece - to the highest bidder on tfll5 above date & tIme. You will fInd tIlls a very outstandIng sale with the fInest qualIty of fur- - 545.90011 -. Sal., Marl, INSa$9:ISs.m. 64 Lailane-Lake Marie Ustates Dslery,Pta. SEIGLER REALTY LOW CASH TO MTG.-4 BR, 28, - of CEO CEETT '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 534 4603 (Dealer) ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17-97 Sanford. FIa. 3777) MICROWAVE CALL US ANYWAV. - . JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 Ic '72 Pont Catalina, AC, PW, PS. tOOcu fl motor, $500 372 5)64 323-5941 Push button controli, has caro usel, still in warranty. Originally $649, assume paimints of $21 mo. Agent 339j ADVERTISED. LAKE FRONT LAKE FRONT Lovely] BR, 20, 40' sc. porch, shii lake w-dock. Lakeviow from BR, LR I DR in area 01 more expensive homes. Furn. $17,SOOl 5311 for furTher details. 55-Boats & Accessories -_- ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT t$e only one in FlorIda, You eel The reserved price. Call 904-213. IDE. 52-AppIlaflces CHOICE FROM $4,500. pIic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's 1971 750 Honda. some custom nice clean. $1430, aft 6 p.m. 323 2299. ________________________ - ) Top Cllar Paid for lunk I uted cars, trucks 1. heavy equipment. 327-3990 GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher & professional guitarist. Studied theory & composition at Chicago Conservatoryof Music. Beginners, enroll now, $5 a lesson. Student SInger Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $512, hal. $151 or -42)m.Agent339*354. _- 323-7131 AOKTIRE 322-740 Shocks $4 95-Heavy Duty $6.95 New Batteries $2995 2413 French Ave., Sanford 59-Mu--icalMurcthlndise Sanford. 322-Si" WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR -CAR. RIAGE COVE. YOUR 7 - NUUWAY:AVTOMOTIVEI Yard Sale-children clothes & odds & fld5. 112 Holly Ave. 9 S Friday. nhture Salvage, 17-92, So. of ACRES NEAR LAKE GENEVA AREA. 2½ ___________________ __ (Ravenna Pu. Mar. I, 9.5. ½ off of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free locel delIvery. 14011's Sanford Fur. - • - -. Super Beta Sigma Phi garage sale. Cor. of 25th St. 20th St, PCt. above dealers cost. Twin; fulISiZe,quedfl& king. Jenkins Furniturc, 203 E. 25th St. 373. Used full size hotel-motel bedding. Very clean, $14.95,a. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97, 50, of Sanford 3225721. 70) S. French -1975 Ford Granada Ghia, cxc. cond., AM-FM stereo, Michlin radials. 49,000 ml., $2,500 8)0 930.3. clothing, etc. 106 Brown Dr., Sanford. Sunland. 323 3670. boxspringslmattressesat7O -- BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to ISO Call 122-1624; 332-4464 Why buy used? New brand n.m, I ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLNICELY HILLS, ING WOODED. VOLUSIA COUNTY. 122.500. WE BUY CARS NEW 8. USED BATTERIES Malor Credit Cards Accepted THE BATTERY SHOP 107 W.27thSt. 3239114 Will buy iunk Auto Batteries Best PrIce! I fam. carport sale, Sat. Furn., _______ -- - 76-Auto Parts - n-JunkCarsRemoved Yard Sale 2102 Key Ave. Misc. FrI. 8 Sat. 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED. CsdarWardrobe ROAD FRONTAGE. 3fl.9lSOlOa.m.toSp.m. Mon.thru Sal. DELTONA AREA. $12,700. - - Garage Sale: Fri., I Sat. Clothes, spreads, curtains & dishes. Church of God by FaIth, 1306 W. 13th SI. - 101111'S _- SAT. 9 to S -48.46 Industrial Park Behind I-Days Inn 095). SI ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000. -- grapefruit 8 lots of other --------- ***PhI NICE BUILDING LOT 70'x130', COUNTY, CLOSE IN. $3,500, $1,000 DOWN. payment or will trade for ANYTHING OF VALUE. Call Gary or John 643-1320. Hwy 92. 1 mile west a Speedway. D4ytona Beach, wilt hold a For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 373 5620 _____________________________ items. 322 1183. 51-4l,yjseheld c3n 43-Lots-ACreage All makes & models, small down DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 72-Auct ion -__________ Sat-Sun-Mon. 1306 3rd St. Towels, plants, oranges, $45 for I' pick-up delivered 323-4917 aft.]. ________________________ -___________________ ---- - - - - Furniture BR by Hooker, LR by Mammary, Selig, Broyhlll,7,500 flU AC, ass?. items. Sat. 10 to 4, Sun. 12 to 4, 117 Mapewood Dr. 323-9374. FIRE'.'IOOD Hall Realty, Inc. 373-5774. 80-AutosforSale - - - GUN AUCTION - 1-4146 Industrial Park Behind I-Days Inn I y. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 20, wCentral HIA heat pump, big bdrms., 8. huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 119,90011 tlaroid - --- Sunday March3Ofp, Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 373 1340 Restaurant Equipment see our beautiful new BROADMORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3l03OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA1FHA Financing UTILITY TRAILER $121 3236303 S - Beds, ObI. motel 8.5. 1 Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1213 S. French. 323-7340. 3 BR, I Bath, C-HA. comp. set up. 15,100. 6* Downing St., Carriage Cove. 531-2933 or 322-1137. - --.- - nyl Ponchos $2.99ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAye. 322-5791 ---- UTILITY TRAILER S'x 51285 323 8028 We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 500S Sanford Ave. Sanford 3236593 MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph, 322 0352 BUY. SELL.TRAOE 311 31SF. First St. 322 422 Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytIme 1-273-0711. - - - --- Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs. Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. 3232Q GoodusedTV's, $25&up WILSONMAIEP FURNITURE -_______ 42-1,ile Homes -- - -- ----- - - - - MUST SELL! 15,500 Window Air Cond., excellent cond.322-3930. 1 BR, 10, all appi. mci. WID, approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $27,000.. Orlando 277-1798. __________________________ Ba - - STEMPER AGENCY - ' - I I Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3230911. ------- - MATINEES 1150 make Real Estate Business Igans. Florida Mor'tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2916. -_ . I/INS _ is? I 2nd mortgages. We -- 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA rnti'rv. EXTRA SCENIC. oo -. warranty. WANTED: BOUTIQUES GALLERIES STAINED HOME WITH INCOM GIFT GLASS MAKERS POTENTIAL- 4 Bdrm, • 7135's 5. French (I? 92) Sanford 323 3374 - - 5S clComa. Sanford 37? 1577 3210640 ___________________ _______________________ - - I 79-Trucks-Trailers - WEI1UYUSEDFIJRNITURE5. APPL lANCES Santord Fur. niture Salvage. 332 3721 TELEVISION RCA color console 75", sold new over $700. Balance due $173.00 or take over my payments $17.00-month Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call *52-3394. - HIGHWAY I-I FRONTAGE, De. BARY AREA. 13 WOODED ACRES. $31,500. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors _________________________ 33-Houses WORLD ________ Orlando 1. . REALTY 2439S.MyrtieAve. SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYtE home3BR,25,extralg,kit,,& Fl, ran., one 1 acre, $430 ma. gIer Realty, BROKER, 321. EVENING HERALD . 1SOSW.2SthSt. . ' - Agent 339-1316 Bargain PriceI3l,000 _____-Sunlend Estates, CB,3 BR, 1½8, 504scelIauieous for Sale 2 car carport, 1g. utility rm. w shelves, workbench, fenced bk yd, 1g. unIt A-C I oil heat. Side-by-SIde refrig., $75; pIcnic Freshly painted. $21,000 to 6 tblew-2 benches. $30; full size pct. 110.000 mtg. baby bed w-matt, 125; Oak 131-6*17. Porch rockers, $29.95; metal Broker-owner. ______________________________ office desk, $70. Jenkins REALTORS BEAUTIFUL I BR. 28 home in Sanora, wail the extras! C. H&A, w-wcarp., pan. FR, eatin kit., pantry 5- more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $37,500. SEIGLER REALT'V BROKER child,, no pets. - - - 2og TIred of house hunting? 3-2, 1320 mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 - ______________________ - CROCKETT mm. to Sanford. $335 mo. Bob Sherwood *96-0371, 644-1710. ____________ BOYS & GIRLS Pro Hockey & Sold 20, brick FP, 1g. lakesIde IVI - $493.73 hal. $113.16 or $17 mó 47A-Mfgsges BKIPI? Thursday, March 6, 1910-nA Will buy old class rings 3. silver coins, lop dollar paid. Call Jim 323 1585 53-TV- Rad Stereo __________________________ TV repo 19" £en*th. Sold orig. 1 vacant land. Lucky In. Box 29. Sanford 327-4741 deck, dock, storage buildings. fenced lot, many extras. 151,900 by owner principals only. Call aft S 3236507. STR() -- I vestments, P 0. Lake front country charm, 2 BR, ((((t) 100 VOS TOLAKEMONROB Lovely 2BR, 2B home, ib Broadway St., Enterprise, 10 _____________ - Unfurnished - _____ _____________ - - $$ Ref. repo. 16*tfrostfree: Orig. $529, now 5203 or $19 mo. Agent 339-1314. _____________________________ -- BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CAR GARAGE, CENTR HEAT & AIR, CUSTC FIREPLACE. $49,500. MU BE SOLD THIS WEEKI - fl-Houses - ______________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted - We buy equity in houses, apts, I eves. - - KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLlA10ES 323 0697 We buy your equity, close in 24 h, -. AWARD REALTY. INC. :ity, 775-7272, Monnie Burgess, Associate. 775-7333 Eve5. 322-0612,322.1567 207 E. 25th St. _________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 8. PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Fur niture, 205 F. 7Sth St. 323 0931. Cpmmerciai lot In Longwood on Hwy 427, across from Lyman HS. Call Henry 339.57i7. ealty, Inc., Realtor, Orange 323.7832 68-Wanted to Buy ______________________________ - maculate 3 bedroom, 1½ ath, concrete block home in anford. Convenient to hopping. Fenced backyard vi?h brick Bar.B.Q. Price: 31,900 with approximately 17,000 assumable mortgage, * 2 percent - P. N. Greene SMULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR STE N -- - - ________ IBR,2BLRIDR0r3BR,2Bw. 1g. FR, new roof, wds., carpet & appi. No qualifying, 1 yr. warranty, good location. 2433 Myrtle Ave. $1050 assume $31,150. 303-157-3029 aft 6 wk days. - Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. 140933, used Short time. Bal. or 119 Agent. 3398336. $143,000. W. Mallczowski, REALTOR. 322-79*3. -- " •- -- buyers. New homes with 305 323- Somebody ii looking for y bargain. Offer it today in Classified Ads. 52-Appliances Plumbing supply business + real estate I inventory. monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 322.2*7 ______________________________ Eve. 305-668-5640 I EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. 46-CommercialProperty - '4 pct. interest to qualified NEW HOMES ACREAGE lust off Lake M Blvd. This 9+ acres ii zo agri which means you keep horses. Suitable for least 2 home sites, even hi large spring fed swim,, hole. $42300 with exceli terms. _____ 41-4Iouses -- LIST NOW! Call Wait Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 REALTOR MLS m.uis Telephone Solicitors & part ti Phone Room Supervisors, well eStablished Sanford Firm, Full Time & Part Time, afternoon 1, evening hours. No selling, Permanentposition. Start $3.10 hr. advance according to motivation. Guaranteed bonus, call for interview between 9 & Sat 3220s. ' 260 0(24)10.01, P (62) 25.50; 1 21) 31.00. Eleventh race-S.16,C: 31:27 1 Rocktown Patch 6.10 3.60 3.20 S Doll's Julie 410 6MineolaMs Bardo 440 Q(1S)12.40,P(l-S)41.7S,T(1. 18-HeIp Wantj Tr4sacfjons Basketball College 6*0 6.60 S.00 Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that I am _______________________________________________________________ Dog Racing Legal Notice - Painting I Remodeling Animal Haven Grooming I. Boarding Kennels. Thermostat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 377.5752. Hosi. Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349-5259 If you are having difficulty flndmnç a place to live, car to ,dnlve, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or 1 time basis 677-5*94 We do wash windows BAR ROW'S WELDING SERVICE miinas 321-0117 CUSTOM HOMES BUlL I Rebuild Condemned Houses S. 0. BALINT 322-lu_S I Man, qualityoperatlon I yrs. sap. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Boil. 3271321 Custom built utility & boit trailers, truck racks I misc. repolrs. Get plenty of prospects .Advertj your product or service In the Classified Ads. - - Business... Diol 322-2611 or 831-9993 To List Youi lSCNalI lush eu MS$e? I. 1.140? 0? We CIrcUs Cost Ispae ONus InsTM- t rL...... - 4. W. ;5._ 1 �mi1 uu ,, e r ; :o :,R," MW Sptin(i 'y4 1~11 IiL, yE jjQWiiwir.i- GAS GRILL Utility SPRAYER Heavy duty cast aluminum.Volcanicrocks. 20 lb. tank Price J 0988 Each Re3g8P8rce , ' ' 28.89 Lin. Ft. Vin I rice Reg ) Re Price 1.39 Add3.S0forrighforlelrmiter ri 11LLU ILVUHIUIU foamushioned. In decorator pat- II IX terns 12 widths. '.,s '••,, P4.iuh_ Liquid 2Sq.Yd. t OAFSTAR 4J9 CAULK Resists mildew, stays fiex. Whit. cartridge. J.20 11 fl oz. Cartridge ...... 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The well-drained sands need little or no preparation other than removal of weeds However, you don't have to raise citrus commercially to enjoy the many varieties of fresh fruit. The Idea of growing and including citrus and - f site prior to planting. Poorly-drained flatwoods in Inc landscape is consoils will need to have stantly on the Increase. drainage provided or the Doory%d citrus not only usually during the month of trees- should be planted on provides, you with fresh fruit June. There is usually no large mounds approximately but also with a very ap- cause for concern o fruit 12 feet in diameter and at pealing ornamental plant as drop although waterverstress least 1824 inches high. well. There are many or nutritional deficiencies The calcareous or varieties available that grow may accentuate droppage. limestone soils may also well In our area and the Budded trees need special preparation. in variety you select Is largely sometimes produce a will few the limestone soils, a hole based on personal fruit the year after plan planting. should be augered as large preference. However, large yields should as Is conveniently possible Many varieties of citrus not be expected until the tree and filled with soil prior to can readily be-grown by the is four-to-seven years old, p nti . This wi allow a la ng ll dooryard grower in central Yields will vary somewhat maximum area for root and south Florida. some from variety to variety, development. varieties, such as the satSeedling trees are very SPACING AND PLAN sums mandarin and slow to bear and may not TING YOUNG CITRUS: kumquat may be grown in produce Fruit for 10 to 15 Spacing will vary with warm locations of north and years. The refore, for the variety and desired density. west Florida, dooryard budded trees are If several trees are to be " - - : " ' - . . •. - - •, - i , :flp ' .,. I I NEED The ph (acidity or alkalinity) of the soil should be maintained between 6.0 and 7.0. An application of limestone or dolomite should be used to bring up the phjfjt is too Low (acid). •' •.•. -•. - • • , Again, Weed control is not essential but Is generally best to remove all weeds and sod grass from the area Uflde! the canopy of the tree. Above all, be sure to remove all weeds immediately adjacent to the trunk as these S & TOOLS could hartlor fungus organisms such as foot rot which could damage or kill the tree. If foot rot attacks the tree, soil should be - 50'2PLY VINYL GARDEN HOSE CH $1.14 $1.44 4$SD VINYL-GUARD FENCE POSTS ____ Bonded vinyl-coating posts. Smooth.lugs. Special anchor plate for stability. _____ SERVESS® MOWER 22" ROTARY MOWER This 19-inch mower has 3 horsepower engine. Does big and small lawns. 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PRODUCTION : The recommended. •. -. planted, they should be number of fruit which set ,'4 fj i :; . soIls: Citrus soils are least 20- feet apart unless a removed from the affected and mature is only a small generally of three types: The vigorous pruning program area and the diseased porfraction of the total number deep, well-drained sands; maintained to keep the ree5 tion of the plant cut away of flowers produced A heavy the poorly-drained flat- from crowding owdlng each other. a suitable tool. This drop of small fruit usually woods; and the (t' an area Be sure to consider should alkaline marl then be treated Paula Richardson examines occurs For several weeks or limestone proximity to buildings or orange on a well-stocked tree. Many varieties soils. with a good disinfectant tree after bloom and again trees can lie grown paint to prevent future In all other plants as citrus is of citrus can be grown by the dooryard grower damage. rather vigorous and will In central Florida. The variety you select is grow quite .000 YNIU APIfl. I Fruit splitting may be a rapidly when well largely based on personal preference. cared for. Full-sun areas are problem for some growers. most desirable but septic a week for two weeks, t n — he 5 1 until This Is a physiological new growth appears tanks and drain fields should taper off gradually to once a then apply only ½-pound of problem of unknown origin. be avoided due to possible week during periods of little mixed fertilizer. Chelated The problem is often acclogging of drains by the or no rainfall. Iron should be supplied to centuated just after a period to 14 M SSsrs WIffi "Sm, roots as well as damage The young citrus tree will citrus in alkaline soils at Civsi the tree from detergents and need of moisture stress followed ec te . 4; 4 ______ sp ial at ntion if It is yearly Intervals P'• . Be sure by a heavy rain. Splitting other chemicals, SMITTY'S to tirive and produce large obtain chelated iron which is will usually not be•a serious SPIAPPIN TUR TLE Most dooryard citrus trees crops of fruit. One of the formulated specifically- for problem If the trees are well • MoW.esa,IsasI,V,CI H"2- BAMM most critical Items to wa tch " 1"tt sells ptrrlu,4 In and faii*l eared fr and fu[uL,ljcd with sANPOD 1 4Z and can be planted anytime Is the water supply. Citrus label directions, [ adequate nutrition and UUWA of the year, although the trees (especially young CARE OF BEARING trees) should receive a preferred time Is late TREE: Fertilization Is an or early spring. All grass and generous supply INSECT AND DISEASE of water Important part of weeds should be removed every seven to 10 caring for a)p'ritjj, Citrus fruit can days from an area four to six feet during periods of little or no the bearing citrus tree. For be successfujly grown in lARGE average soil conditions In most Florida dooryards In diameter where the tree Is rainfall, The area 394,690 to be planted. The Imtree canopy should be kept Florida, the following fer. without any insect or disease 1t1t1'' mediate area where the tree weed free to reduce corn- tillzer analysis will be control sprays. Fruit - satisfactory generally is to be planted should be Petition for water and dooryard citrus trees: for produced in this manner, N:6; however, wili rarely be of top thoroughly spaded to a depth nutrients. A young tree P:6; K:6, Mg:4; Mn:0,75; external quality. There not be allowed are Of two to three feet. Removeshould from lack Cu:0.25. of the - tree from the container several Insects, mites and water, but This mixture can be used fungus diseases which may water and If pot-bound, make conversely too much all can damage the tree. This is for 400 POT several vertical applications attack the fruit and render it in ball of the roots to stimulate especially true on poorly- three throughout the year. somewhat unsightly. This application per Make year, lowering formation of new roots, Set drained soils, of eye appeal will generally in January or usuafly have little effect on the plant in the ground Pruning should not be Feiruary. May of June. slightly (½ to o and Internal fruit quality. The inch) required except to shape the October November. Apply appearance of the tree itself 1 59 highe than it grow In the tree as needed or to remove fertilizeror th to uJ containers' sprouts which may emerge area, which e entire rooting may suffer somewhat also if usually extends no sprays are applied but around the plant about 1-3rd- below the scaffold or well beyond the drip of the rarely will trees be seriously to.½-full and water and "framework" limbs. trees' stamp the soil thoroughly to damaged by most citrus Fertilization should be The amount of the appests. Natural biological remove air pockets. Allow carried out every six weeks plica tlon Is an important control wifi assist In keeping the water to settle, fill the the first three years, then factor. most pestg to a low level, Mm CLUBI hole 2.3rd4u11 of soil and reduced to four times a year tends to Over-fertilization make the ex. tree rewater. Finish filling the in the fourth and fifth years, cessively vegetative, However, If chemicals are LAKE MARY with a required to control certain hole and pack the soil Urn* Apply one pound of '144" resulting reduction in quality pests of citrus, malathion or around the tree. Form a citiws fertilizer with minor and quantity of fruit. On the ethion plus oil will control water basin around the tree elements os per year o tree other hand, yellowing or m t insect problems and at least the.. to four Inch" age per applicationf the 0 high and 30 Inches In the first five years' during lightness of color (other than sprays of neutral copper will that of immature growth) Is ai diameter. Water three tines d in controlling disease Fertilize a newly-act free a sign of hunger. To main. problems,' - 60' SUPER Piii1 FLEXIBLE GARDEN HOSE $12.99 $39•99 TOOl. TOTER lUo-3 pJVIS4 _ tain foliage of a good dark. green color, a fairly safe rate In each application is one pound of the six percent nitrogen mixture per-year of ageof thefree.Atotalof go pounds per year will suffice for trees 30 years old or older. Thursday, March 6, _ Features the innovative positive stop Select-A-Flow single control mechanism which eliminates the need for separate onloff and volume dispensing controls. 50 lb. capacity. TRU-TEST LAWN FERTILIZER 20.5.5 A low cost formulation. Clean and free flowing. Provides quick green' up but does not contain the longlasting nitrogen found in Tru-Test Supreme Lawn Food. Will not burn when used according to directions. I LAWN �I V. III Thursday, March, 1980 4-Evening Hrald £ herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL Map ' Garden For Energy Success •IUP• tested for the correct pH? strike the plants. By TOM DAVIS FERTILIZING: All plants LOCATION: A garden spot Urban Horticulturist SPADING: Two or three must have food for growth. •". You wouldn't take a handy to the house and weeks before planting your Plaults can starve if they ........ . .. vacation trip without taking kitchen is best. A good water seed, you must plow or spade have no food. There is some along a map. It's important supply, such as a spigot, your garden soil. This is done plant food in most all soils. to "map" your garden, too, should be nearby. Choose a so the soil can be loosened But most garden soils do not .; ' ..Lbefore you do anything else. spot where the soil is rich as and trash, such as weeds and have enough. We must add Then you'll know where you possible and one which is not grass, can be turned under. plant food in the form of .' are going. To plan a garden, shaded, especially in the Be sure to turn the soil commercial fertilizer or . you should ask yourself these morning hours, completely over when manures. The fertilizer '-r i ARRANGEMENT: How spading. questions: recommended for most - which crop will I grow? you arrange the vegetables RAKING: Use rake to garden soils is called a — which varieties are in the garden Is important break clods and level the mixed fertilizer. It must be Keep tall vegetables, such as ground. Rake up and remove placed in the soil where plant best? - how much seed will I (.orn, to one side and low- all woody weeds and trash roots can reach it. Corn• growing plants, as radishes, from the plot. When you have mercial fertilizer should be need? • ". / —how far apart should the to the other side. Otherwise, finished preparing the soil, it added to the soil right before rows and plants be spaced? the tall plants will shade the should be smooth with no or at planting time. Olt when is the best time to little ones, clods or trash showing. You Do not put fertilizer under Run the rows north and now have the soil ready to plant? the seed. It might burn the have I had my soil south so more sunlight can fertilize and plant seed. GARDEN LAYOUT: Use young roots. Instead, place stakes, string, and a yard- the fertilizer on each side of stick to lay off straight rows. the seed row. To do this, you our previously must Follow a:wo frovnd a prepared" plan.Placea a' (h1IS' ' •. TTiI1J1ft' garden label at the head of only two or three inches ...• .•. I . ' -' '• - •, . . . :'. . ' . -. .a.tatI 0 FERTILIZERS ft HOME &GARDEN kil, w SE Y STOCK EVERYTHINGFOR THE ORGANIC GARDENER * EVERYTHING s 49 .•. . . .. ' . . v ••• Often a gardener will find not a difficult project. 7.. support the plants or made to hold soil. Given a vegetables he wants to grow. reasonably sharp hand saw, With a raised bed he can a square, a measure and v.... select any type of soil mix he hammer and nails, you are C wishes. -; •..; equipped to build a square or ' But that's not the only rectangular box. Ilauser chooses varieties that grow best in advantage of raised bed To make the raised bed gardening. Wood structures accessible from both sides, a local soil. can beautify your garden, width of six feet is best. deck or patio. They also make gardening chores easier, By building a seat along the sides, planting, weeding and harvesting can be done with a great deal less effort than is ordinarily the case. 1" Building a raised bed is - . . NELSON ROSES . SOIL Gor en d o fl OPEN DAILY 8 AM-5 PM 1400 W. FIRST ST. 323-6630, SANFORD ANDERSON NURSERY MI - I.I!1I Quality Plant Materials at Reasonable Prices SPMA ___ , ____ ,,4 . - •_ i• - ____ . ____ ___ . . . '' WE GROW \ _ PATRONIZE A NURSERY iWITH EXPERIENCE ,-• OUR 8th Street and Lake Mary Blvd. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA I • • 'a" .' : Ag Center In County h l OUR OWN I •:. pq __ -. -• .. , P • tI 'W 4"-j. • . bJ •' )• :':: . I? I'.- - . M•.,, . . -.• •' .- - ' . • --•.. .r:- Bill Hauser of Sanford maintains 403 Cherokee Lane. • ' ardtiio , GROWN ESPECIALLY FOR FLORIDA S *5 S ., that his garde n soil won't Basically, it's a wooden box Money a -._j•I ,.. You Saves S • - Raised Gardens Allow Soil Choice Checklist • - I •.. '4. , each row. Information on the deep. Spread the fertilizer label should include the crop, down the furrows, then, fill variety, and planting date the furrows le vel with soil • S • .. '' deduct labor. re-siding. for saving energy around the Now that the energy turn off lights and other for insulation. The government is of. Probably no item on the home, or for further incrunch is a way of life, the appliances. 9. Check windows and 7. Check attic insulation, doors. Consider storm fering help. Income tax "Big Ten Checklist" will formation on door and National of Institute Building Sciences has Use recommended levels; windows, doors or double- credits are available on produce faster savings than window weatherseals, the number one item energy-saving expenses. contact the Veatherseal pane glass. teamed up with the seal doors, Deduct 15 percent of weatherstripping. Information Center, l'.O. 10. Check exterior walls. Department of Energy to 8. Check floors and For complete information Box 23113, Rochester, NY produce a "Check-list" of the foundations. Check crawl Consider adding insulation, material costs from your ten best energy-saving tips. space and foundation walls expecially if remodeling or income tax, up to $300. Don't on the "Big Ten Checklist" 14692. The first six ideas on the "Big Ten Checklist" are S • • either costfree, or very S . ;; • ' '* .' . v inexpensive. Pennies can save dollars. Check weatherstripping . and caulking. Up to 30 percent of a heating or cooling load is lost through cracks around closed windows or doors. 1 Check thermostat. Set S at 65 degrees in winter and 78 degrees in summer. C:) Check water heaters. .. Lower heat setting and wrap insulation. with b . I) Check heating and cooling systems. Clean filters; close vents in unused rooms. Seal cracks around I air conditioners. S Check sunlight. Let it in S during winter; keep it out in drapes, summer with awnings. Check appliances, b lighting. Fully load washers, ' . FOR ALL OF YOUR GARDENING NEEDS Thursday, March 6,1980-3 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. precise plant spacing In his garden at LAKE MARY With the population of Seminole County on a constant Increase, there are probably many newer residents who may not be familiar or aware of the services offered at the Agricultural Center, located at 4320 S.Orlando Drive (U.S. Highway 17-92) in Sanford. The urban program is designed to help the residents of Seminole County with any agricultural related problems that may arise. These could pertain to lawns, vegetable gardens, fruit grees, ornamentals, as well as house plants or insect pests. All services are free to county residents. Services offered include soil testing; seminars which are held once a month at the Agricultural Center; and advice on agriculturalrelated problems between the hours of 8:30 a.m. thru 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, either by phone or personnel visits to our office. A monthly publication entitled "Seminole Greenthumb," which deals with current, local information on various gardening topics, and a wealth of information in the form of publications are free upon request. Call the office at 322-3233 for further information. - - -------- lit i -.--- IS JUST AROUND AWA IWER ' *Qrofe55or1aI 581e5 people to 8dme you on your 000w land5cape rted. . I;. '271W.LAKE MARY BLVD.. 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One .. &.. .......i... .,.l in .,...t. L_: _.. UV4I ut:u U)104. &IUb newurne, vi. i.eann to square feet, cost unout get started and yielded $375 an information clearing raised beds filled with good in savings on food bills, house on community gar- soil mix. Pathways between the beds were mulched with These figures come from the dens. tree chips. California Council for Locally, contact your The plants grew Community Gardens. Cooperative Extension In addition, community Service. Look in your phone beautifully, and the weed gardens are educational, hook under county listings, problem, which can often be demoralizing, was greatly have a revi ta lizing effect on There are pitfalls that reduced. tired neighborhoods and Have a plan for growing should be avoided if you provide nutritional, as well your vegetables. want your community benefits. as psychological, Make certain that there is Community gardens take garden to be a success. One many forms. At one project, of the biggest obstacles to a an adequate water supply the gardener rents a plot of productive community available. Good vegetables land about 15 by 25 feet on garden is the quality of the need plenty of water. Finally, good organization the grounds of a local soil. Soil In urban areas Is is important. New gardens elementary school. The charge is $15 a year and the commonly poor, because in need at least one person program Is coordinated by many cases topsoil was willing to be responsible for the city parks and recreation removed years before. So coordinating work days and department. soil building should be high making sure help is In another project, funded on the priority list, and the available when necessary. by the federal government, teenagers and senior citizens are brought together. The heavy work is done by the teen-agers and the harvest Is C 27S2 Country Club Rd, Sanford (West 20th St.) Ph. 323-2862 — ---k REEK—-- TuCKER,fs FARM & GARDEN CENTER SANFORD 1 15 N. LAUREL AVE. PH. 322.1235 V Set Mood Leads For Putt*ingmDown A Better Garden Path Unfortunately, many people give little thought to the walkways, paths, ramps and steps that provide ac. cess to and from the home and surrounding garden areas. Aslinpie thing such as the : walkway from me curb to the front door can provide an Inviting entrance and set the mood for your home. Or it can be an uninteresting, narrow stretch of concrete that can only be described as A garden walkway s ould be visually indull. The back of the house can teresting and inviting. ( entle curves function be given added drama by as well as a direct route and make for a better Incorporating such things as looking landscape. Th heavy log cuts that brick ramps, granite steps curve through this gar len make a practical and wrought-iron or wood walkway that is also p leasing to the eye. railings. These traffic patterns during the week and the function as well as a direct which tie together the requirements these ac- route and make for it better various parts of the garden tivities necessitate. looking landscape. are important for practical Another aspect of walkYou also must take into as well as aesthetic reasons. ways that people don't give consideration selection of When you plan walks and enough attention to is the materials, how suitable they paths for your home, or plan width. Most of them turn out will be for the area and their upkeep as well as original to remodel those you already to be too narrow. have, there are practical Single-file walkways can cost. For example, the front points to consider. he 30 inches wide, but 36 For example, ask yourself inches Is more desirable. walk might get it more exhow guests will get from the Entry walks for two persons pensive paving. Brick, curb to the front door. Will it side-by-side should be 48 to flagstone and concrete with it special nun-skid surface be convenient to carry 60 inches. groceries from the car to the When a walk is adjacent to treatment would be good kitchen? a wall or a fence, some extra choices. Is there a paved surface width would be appreciated The reason for it more for trash barrels, bikes, the to avoid scraped shoulders. expensive front walk is that lawnmower? Are there play Also consider a walkway the square footage involved areasi is there a dog run? that varies in width to is relatively small. 10 utner WUFUS, SIL UOU provide more visual interest. i nerciore, it would not oc think fora moment about the A is that costly to provide a strip straight various types of traffic that monotonous. Gentle curves, handsome entry to your go on around the house subtle changes In direction home. (WEED 6.6-6 One FERTILIZER FEED WITH MINORS / Bahia - St. Augustine 8-2-8 CITRUS FERTILIZER $ Vf 50 Lb* 0 CHLORDANE rn ww WV' muwui - 44%go '. $25" 73% 1 25 Lb. $ Unz ~~"aj SEED • FERTILIZER • TOOLS : ;lost. :: SOFTENER SALT • PESTICIDES • WESTERN WEAR • HATS • BOOTS • I f,sqin,Tucktrs & PURINA ROSE FEED • FENCING • I BABY CHICKS • (tnttr I iJIulilL1iiIiLL.ILffl - OPEN MON, THRU SAT.S.3:30J RED There are a number of advantages to raised beds. Wood structure,, such as shown here, can beautify your deck, patio or garden. . to nature. You can get many satisfactions from container gardening. Putting a plant in a box, tub or pot immediately gives it new character. The plant changes from a mere bush to a shrub of distinction. For example, a low Today there are plant growing juniper is just a shops, florists and nurseries ground cover in the garden. In every section of the city. But it becomes a piece of art The popularity of this form when It's elevated In a box, of gardening results In good pinched and pruned for a part from the fact that windswept look, Plants In containers also people need living plants can be trained and led Into around them. Plants help purify the new growth patterns. A atmnohere, they give us clematis can climb to a oxygen and they also absorb height of 15 feet or more, be noise pollution. People also trained as a 3-foot-wide like the feeling being closer umbrella above a 124nch po t. Or ivey can be made to follow a curved wire and present a formal column. But while container gardening can be easy and rewarding, it does require following certain procedures. First, you must give your plant the right environment to grow in. That means getting a good commercial soil mix and selecting a spot In the house where it will receive good light. In addition, you must feed and water the plant regularly. And also protect it from invaders. Plants in containers are not Immune from insect damage. Get a good spray to protect your plants 1ie, lAnoirAWTAL , ( PH. 323.0910 3159 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD If your garden isn't flat, you will want to install Steps or ramps to provide access from one level to another. A rise of 5 to 8 percent is a gentle slope. This comes out to it rise in grade of (ito 10 inches for each 10 feet of horizontal distance. A rise of 12 inches for 10 feet or 12 should he the percent maximum steepness for a ramp. - The primary consideration the designing steps and ramps is safety. The paving must be non-skid. R isers or step-Ups less than 4 inches high should he avoi ded. For steps, you & - Container Gardening Can Be Rewarding Gardening in containers is becoming increasingly popular in America. But this form of gardening is not new. Plants have been cultivated In containers for centuries. However, it's only in the last few years that the idea has really caught on. 50.435 STED OFF Community gardens such as this one are popular throughout the U.S. A recent survey showed the average community garden measures 750 square feet, costs about $25. ~i: tieI I I I:. a J , 1 : ki iiiight want to use wood plank, concrete or railroad ties. Whatever the material you select, it should complement your landscape and should be attractive and utilitarian. Often a service walk can be widened suit can serve as .i storage area as well. This is it good solution for the area between garage and property line that may be too small for other uses. The garden path should invite people to stroll through your private landscape. The path may meander behind shrubs or a slope. It can direct the walker to it particular area, such as a special planting. It can be lined by groups of narrow trees which can be planted in even a small yard. Brick, wood and soft pavings like decomnixnied granite and bark are great for this use. VAIIAW L Thursday, March 6, 1980-7 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. .aIIcv.'ays - _('4 LE LARGE 3 GAL. AZALEAS 4 99L FORMOSA. PINK RUFFLE. PRESIDENT CLAY G.G . GER8p Ll$k5 l] t REG. ." 4 NOW $595 so LS ANNUA AREIN Ii FLOWERING BLUBS MANY VARIETIES ASSORTED COLORS HIBISCUS FLOWERING BUSH DAISIES _____dRke4Le6 95 $2 $2Ips Q & fill it*I QUALITY PLANTS HWY. 17.2 LONGWOOD PH. 831-1245 or 3-27fl OPEN MON-FRI. 9.5 ... I MULCH '1.69 WE ALSO HAVE A , LARGE SELECTION OF PALMS, TREES. AND FERTILIZERS NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING SEE USI IS /4 MILE NORTH OF DOG TRACK ROAD SUN. 10-5 . .. I -I / 4' • r. . .........._t, �S --------. - — - — t ---. -. —Evening Herald a. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 2, 1950 Evening Herald a. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. A Well -Maintained Lawn Offers These Advantages ges Ahealthy and Everyone would like a Six types of grasses have should I water? Which grass well maintained lawn trouble-free or "perfect" enough of these qualities to should I use to plant my provides the ideal setting for lawngrass — one which make them useful as lawn? any home. It is the living always looks good but lawngrasses in Florida. 17 ~, Weeds are probably the :. carpet which provides the requires little or no main- These grasses, listed in most popular subject of lawn f ' background for your land- tenance. Unfortunately, no order of their state-wide care. One should be aware I scape and it accentuates the such lawngrass exists. In popularity, are: St. that weeds are only an in• beauty of structures, trees, fact, few of the thousands of Augustinegrass, Bahiagrass, dicatlon of an underlying / shrubs and flowers. A good grasses in the world have Centipedegrass, Bermud- problem. That problem is / lawn serves as a utility or qualities desirable for a agrass, Zoysiagrass and improper maintenance of a recreational area, prevents lawngrass. A grass well- Carpetgrass. healthy turf. A healthy lawn erosion, reduces glare, suited for lawn use will have These are the perennial, resists weed encroachment. lowers temperatures in the several of the following warm-season grasses used With proper lawn establish. summer, maintains higher assets adaptability to the for permanent lawns In ment and maintenance, most 4'}% -d . temperatures in the winter, climate and soofan area; Florida. The best lawngrass problems take care of reduces dust and Increases good green color; fine tex- is a matter of personal themselves. Many people . V. 1. a= property value, 10 .•''j hire; thickness; ability to opinion. inherit turf problems when iç e •p' 1; The purely aesthetic value withstand use and close At this time of year, most they purchase a new home of a green well-manicured mowing; resistance or at people become enthusiastic that has an established lawn. " lawn is difficult to put in least some tolerance to In- (or at least mildly conIn that case, proper apThelma Smith, 1807 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, terms of dollars and cents; sects, diseases and other cerned) about the condition plicatlon of certain herworks at maintaining her yard, which ac- however, most people "want pests; and finally, of their yard. When do I bicides provide effective centuates the beauty of her house, trees, and and appreciate a beautiful reasonable coat of planting fertilize? How to control all weed control and little turf shrubs and provides many other advantages, lawn." and maintenance. these weeds? How often Injury. Accurate weed identification and knowledge its sift % "ii_ - i1sis "it ,., - soloists — - —_ .j of your turf's response to a ,-" / •' — -/ ,. _1 given weed killer are 1 — -/ I ,,' / ew.,tIal In selecting the '' Air proper herbicide for the job. I Producing a healthy lawn requires a combination of Its practices such as main tenance of proper sod PH and nutrient level in the soil, f- 6. control of plant dIseases and insects, and proper watering and mowing praictices. Some of these practices differ with u,.y ruin , the type of gram you have jn • VI IT u your lawn. It is Important to We Have One Of The Largest be familiar with the specific e 30 Ssl.ctlons Of Tropical And ANNUAgj1 rft characteristics of your lawn i s"l Exotic Plants ln the At" v N. 8 We Invite You To Corns In i. Applications of benefin or °c And Browse—Ask For O'Ø Soil Test Wise Before Planting If you plan to put in a lawn how they want them sent. Sampling flower beds to eight inches deep. With trees or shrubs, take get soil from three different or any type of garden — or if For vegetable gardens, the plants, requires that you take soil each of e soil from holes around holes near The only tools you'll need th you are having trouble wi take soil from 10 or mon of plants are from at least three or four number the drip line that are six to If a th sho are: a garden trowel,or a an established lawn or ta1espoon, or a eight Inches deep. If only one involved, get soil from one holes in each 100 square foot holes that are each six to ga It's wise to take a soilvel and area. The holes should be six eight inches deep. or two plants are involved, hole near each. sampling tube, soil te1.— ,' ''. _ V;kf S •' - - ' " All •s'eaoom,n, •EGO1AIA S rJ And Monthly Brochure or 1cv THE PRICESIN THIS ADARE OUR EVERYDAY PRICES N P 't. AFRICAN VIOLETS $150 ess I LargSslectlonOf %% — - ,t HANGING BASMS $250 up ksso J GII l sel o" ;IGO OUTDOOR ORNAMENTALS Azatea—Qard.niaLj,u$frurn __ — Vibernum—p,d,carp4jsEtc. ." I o s / I I I,"Pip q FERTILIZERS—SPRAYS INSECTICIDES—MULCH .7 , .ir/f7 V f W / 1PUA14, 00 lisp G ,, is -- - • u, uu'u OPEN m ru. u ri OPEN SUNDAY THRU MOTHER'S DAY PH. 323.7150 . • . -• • ... '.. '' • • . To summarize, the "best" lawngrus is that variety VJ whicli is well adapted to your particular site, has the color, . texture and density you desire, and can be kept lna I healthy and attractive br" condition with the time, effort and money you are willing to spend. - You will also need abucket It's easy to take a test and and a pencil and notebook to have it analyzed. The results record each sample. That will enable you to improve the soil for specific way you can identify the samples when you get the lab report back. State universities oftei To take samples with a soil test soil free Of charge. If not, they charge only a tube, you push the probe into the soil six to eight inches in nominal fee depth If you are testing In the few states where garden soil. Push it two to six this service Is not available, inches in sod Pull It out and • contact a private soil test tap the sample into the laboratory by looking in the bucket. yellow pages under When using a shovel and "Laboratories - Testing." tablespoon, you push the If there is no listing call your shovel into the soil and then county agricultural ex, push the handle forward to tension agent and ask for a open a wedge-shaped hole. recommendation. Scrape the sample from the Soils should not be siiiii- side of the hole with the pled when they are. spoon —one stroke bottom to since it's difficult to mix he samples properly. According OP. If you are using a trowel, to the new book "All About Fertilizers, Soils and dig a small hole and then Water," a good rule to follow scrape soil from the side of is this: If the soil is too wet to the hole 7h using one stroke, plow or cultivate, Its too wet bottom to top. Scrape six to eight inches deep in garden for sampling, soil, two to six inches deep in Soil labs are set up in sod. assembly line fashion, SO For lawn samples, take they usually provide the 10 or more holes. customer with a written soil from form, a pint carton for the For a new lawn, take soil sample and a shipping from the top five to six incarton. the ches. For an established Contact laboratory before submitting lawn take samples from the Samples for instruction on top two to six inches of soil. ' j,JLII.I1 lI. ri i'L •..r,i,, • '•i2i '1 4 • ' RI ITUS •— — - . ---.--- - I I 237 FRENCH AVE (HWy.7) , — so slow ON - --:- I I•w qf -: j condi tioni ng - ')I • money. 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Industrial 4 322-6390 S'-ic a At ., !3gc' SANFORD HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING . Materials referred to In this article can be obtained S at Tucker's Farm and Gàdefl Center located at115 N Laurel Ave. In Sanford. •" If your house doesn't have ir conditioning, but needs it. Or if you're thinking of replacing your old air I 111111111MMo-ow- Plastic bucket -- Me Filr 11 WK . '- - Soil probe or Ill '. Its .i" •,j I — % Other turf pests such as insects can be controlled If proper tification of the offending organism is made. D disease and N0p "!C 441,L 44*E4 U*i . ring are useful in preventing many rus weeds (crabgrass, gooeegrau, sanwa) and certaIn broadleaf weeds. Once weeds are already present, spray applications of 2,4-D dicamba or MCPP, coupled with a spreader sticker, should be applied depending on which turf species is present. Thursday, March, 1980-9 SINCE 1965 • Wilts SIssi I T4646pow Push Pit' $hoie4 010 tile $0.1 ma pAn Pie handle toteird $0 Open a ee09e-lhapetl ho'e Scrape pie umpe bwn the 59W of the ho' *111 the ipoon— Ong lilole bouom 10 top Ti...t Dq a 1m1 riol. then ICIIPS lot from the Side of the hole—On. at'c*i bollom to lop Sta,1 scraping 6-a r-icPw,a deep in Q$'den soil 26 inches in so - - 2609 SANFORD AVE. •, Win a - -- SANFORD -- '• -- 1 • -,' - . - - - - , -..- - 0 I p - r 411111_1.~7.w_ 7 c ,. MEW *~ 7% • ;. :.'•••• ":''r' -. • - ;;•L; :::i-, �1 - • ...—.--- 4 10—Evening Herald & HiraM Advirtisir, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March, itlO Evening Herald A Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March4, 19$0-11 For Lawns 119 I.,, VALUE PLuG .-i I.. I. .41b1aM.. , 1 7 LA I,.,, VALUE s -b.. I.•s, ms ' •14% - . - 4 4 . S •. 44 . 4% 99 6 i n 5 8888 VALUE 946 DELUXE LAWN RAKE .. . .. . PS' A'ø 44I VALUE Although the rose Is a hardy plant, it still requires protection. A hedge of protective shrubs provides a good shield against strong winds. If rose plants are suffering from black spots, powdery mildew or rust, they should be sprayed. A new liquid fungicide has been developed which will control these diseases. How To Stop Insect Damage 4 . ' . '. Hundreds of types of insects live In the typical lawn. Many are hardly visible and do very little harm. But there are some pests which can Invade your lawn and do serious damage. For example, the sod webworm, grubs of various beetles and chinch bugs can destroy a lawn within a short time if conditions are right for their development. The two important questions for the homeowner are: How can you tell If the lawn problem Is being caused by Insects? And If It is caused by Insects, how can the damage be stopped? To diagnose the problem, the first thing to do Is look. Look very closely. If you get down on your hands and knees, chances are you will be able to spot the invader In action. Some of these pests appear at night, others In sunny corners and still others in a shady spot. A book such as "All About Lawns," describes the habits and characteristics of the most common lawn pests and tells how to control them. For example, sod webworms start working on a lawn in late spring. They chew grass blades off just above the thatch line. As a result there will be small dead patches about I to 2 Inches In diameter. If nothing is done to stop these pests, the damage will spread until the lawn is covered with large, irregular dead patches. Sod webworms feed at night. Look for them by carefully breaking apart the damaged areas with your fingers. They can be forced to the surface of the grass by drenching a one square foot area with a gallon of soapy water. To control these insects use an Insecticide such as dlazlnon soil and turf insect control. It comes in ready-touse granules and can be applied with a lawn spreader. 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' GLASS & KIWI 323 HAIDWARI -1216 1401 1401 S. Fr.ck Avsas, Saderd .................-- -- --.- ---- r- - - . - - — It's not hard to understand Best of all, they're easy to will be big 'when spring why the rose Is our most grow and you don't have to comes and photosynthesis popular flower. No other wait years for results, will have a chance to build plant produces so many because most roses bloom the plant up before summer flowers over as long a period the first year they're heat arr4vea. of time. No other plant planted. Cool nights or dark, damp family grows under so many Shakespeare probably days an cause "billing," or different climatic and soil spoke for many gardeners half opened blooms. Cut conditions. when he wrote, "Of all the these blooms off then they flowers, me thinks a yn is start to bell to allow for better new growth when Roses While the rose Is basically weather conditions Inprove. a hardy plant, it still Sudden changes In tern. requires protection. It will peratite In the fall, before Tough not demand a great deal of the plant has hardened off your time to give rose plants for winter, can be disastrous. The rose is sucha beautiful the care that will enable Early freezes kill more flower that many people them to survive the elements canes than much colder mistake* ild-A ft is abo and help QVem cqVe with winter freeses. if you live in very delicate. The fact Is It's disease, an area where there Is a tough and adaptable. The book "All About chance of an early freeze, U roses' tap roots sink Roses" offers some basic avoid late summer feedings deep enogh, they will last for tips on how to protect roses, and hold back on water. many years. Roses have Keep in mind that any strong Freezes In late winter or been found growing on old wind Is bad for roses. A early spring kill shoots that. abandoned farms that have hedge of protective shrubs have been forced during been left neglected for as provides an excellent shield. warm winter days. Don't long as 50 years. If the wind is hot and dry, prizie until all danger of It's easy to revive old and shrubs are particularly frost is past. uncared for roses. The first good. They not only slow the In extremely warm step, Is to remove all wind down, they contribute regions, prune In winter and dead broken, moisture as It passes which remove by hand all leaves diseased parts. Next, prime is a big help. from the plants, forcing a away weak, twiggy and Allow at least 10 feet period of dormancy. lnward.giowing wood, In addition to protecting between your shrubs rose bushes. Also, select your rose plants from the Now, open up the center of deep-rooted abrL,s that will elements, be on the lookout the bush by pruning back to do well in your. for any signs of disease. If the you see early Indications of trouble such as wilted buds. Cut back the young Hot weather fatigues wood t two threerose plant. At temperatures foliage, deformed flower above 90 degrees F., the buds orspotson leaves, don't And then fertilize. Don't do ea foodf thanjump to the conclusion that any more than that or you Its leaves an manufacture your garden Is disease might send the plant Into IL So If you live In a hot ridden. shock, climate, don't prune roses as Don't forget that not The much u you would In a enough water can caujewiJ, new growth cooler environment, tOO much water can cause __ __ Inwhen begins the spring, spray lot, 1kaIIi* soil fl cause cam with a fWIgIC&CIs to control During the winter, prune yellow leaves. Make sire the diseases such a black spot, only enough to shape 11w problem is not a altural one rust and powdery mildew. plait. That way the plait before you decide to spray. J ••J•J•••fl-- - - —..---- - = - - ---- myworm. Enough of them, and your grass can be eaten right down to the soil level. Like the sod webworm, their calling cards are round, bare areas in the lawn. They are yellowish white and can further be Identified by an upsidedown 'V" on their heads. Control them with a product that contains Dursban. Lawn damaging insects can be grouped according to where they are most active, above or below the ground, and the type of damage they do. Control methods are different for each group. Chinch bugs, leafhoppers, spider niites and similar pests live above the soil surface and damage the lawn by sucking plant juices. To control them, first mow the lawn and remove clippings. Then water heavily. Wait until the grass blades are dry and then apply the Insecticide according to label directions. After the application, don't water for two days. Sod webworms, cutworms, armyworms and fiery skipper larvae live at the soil surface and feed on the leaves. To control, mow the lawn, remove clippings and water heavily. When the grass blades are dry, apply the insecticide according to label UlrecUuns. Its best applied in late afternoon when the Insects are active. Grubs, wireworms and ground pearls live below the surface and feed on roots. To control, mow the lawn and remove clippings. Apply insecticide according to label directions and water heavily after spraying. However, not so heavily that you wash away the Insecticide. Fertilize to aid the recovery of the lawn if the season is appropriate. A final thing to remember: A healthy, well-maintained lawn Is one of the best protections against insects since It will be less subject to serious damage. Remodeling?' SAVE ENERGY! install the .. ç• 5. f' ee -• 'L - 1.rI.. ---• IJ :: .......... NEVV DAY 11cat Purnp All-season COMFORT Rheem's New Day Heat Pump is designed to keep you cool in the summer, warm in the winter. For a new day in all season comfort and energy conservation, replace your present system with a new Rheem Heat Pump. 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SANFORD •- p - -• - -. .. - - -. • 1 - 44 . . . .- I 1• I '-- 1 - �- ----.- -- -- - -----. - --- - . -. ---. - ----. .. _ --.--- _i - 72nd Year, No. 170-Friday, March 7, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 nflon at i Interest It Keeps Galloping SL AWfle CRYSTAL LAKE 1G ffLGREAT Wilffi T LAKENU TUCK GRAPEFRUIT t Of All Cftlus So over ars Of 7 tation NURSERY Established in 1939 Owned and Operated I by the FLORIDA WHITE KEEFER PEAR ANNA APPLE (Red) EINSH(RE APPLE (Yellow) '8.88 5 to 6' / SMITH FAMILY J y the Sl"Ith mflY Your Choice DOGWOOD 6' to 8' o Jbs Prime Rate Jumps WASHINGTON UPI - Producer In a separate report, the Labor prices surged 1.5 percent in February as Department said unemployment energy costs raced ahead at the fastest declined from 6.2 percent in January to 6 pace in six years, the government percent last month. The jobless statistics reported today. indicated the overall economy has not With the exception of food, the cost of dipped into the long-awaited recession, items at the wholesale level climbed as President Carter predicted it would in sharply across the hoard, the Labor his January economic message to Department said in its new inflation Congress. survey. • Carter is banking on a mild recession February's large rise - which figures to a 19.1 percent compounded annual rate to help fight inflation, which remains the - followed a 1.6 percent price jump in nation's single biggest economic headache. January. Thus, the first two months of 1980 amounted to the highest backto-back The Labor Department said wholesale Increases in inflation at the wholesale prices of energy items rose last month by level since October-November, 1974. 7.5 percent, by far the largest gain since "There isn't any evidence of anything March 1974. getting better," said Labor Department Gasoline prices rose 8.3 percent, economist John Early, compared with 5.7 percent in January. Thursday, March 12-Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents Rate Unchanged NEW YORK (UP!) - Citibank, the although consumers are protected to WAShINGTON tUl'! - Despite the next two years. nation 's second largest commerical Some extent by state usury laws. widespread predictions unemployment The Congressional Budget Office bank, today raised the prime rate half Mortgage rates, which are no longer will rise this year and next, the nation's predicts a jobless rate of 6.3 percent to 7.3 point to a record 173 4 percent. covered by such laws, have risen unemployment rate was virtually un- percent later this year, rising to between It was the sixth time the rate has been dramatically in recent days, topping 15 changed in February, the Labor 7 and 8 percent in 1981. boosted this year and some analysts percent in many markets. ! Department reported today. The latest figures do not contradict believe the key rate could climb to 20 The jobless rate fell from 6.2 percent in Citibank Thursday raised its home percent last month, but those predictions, since a rise in percent. Citibank was the first major mortgage rate 1' z points to 151 L percent. January to 6 bank to reach the all-time high of 17s Citibank said new mortgages will cost analysts said that, with the rounding off unemployment usually lags behind an economic slowdown. But they are one percent. of (1w 15 percent for existing customers stoers and numbers, the change was not more clue the economy right now is Chairman Walter Wriston said 16 percent for new customers, a 1 significant. performing better than many economists Citibank's current cost of funds indicated point hike in both cases. '11w number of unemployed perso; gloomily had predicted. a need for a higher rate but it was Mortgage rates nationwide averaged a was 6.3 million in February, 100,000 restricting the increase to a half-point record 12.35 percent last month. ac. fewer than the month before. Jobless rates were virtually unchanged since it continues to base its rates on an cording to federal statistics that take into Economists, including the ad- for most categories of workers. The account certain initial hmne-buying fees average over time. ministration's economic advisers, have February unemployment rate for adult Because the prime, the rate charged to arrive at an effective interest rate. widely predicted a slowing of the men was 4.6 percent, adult women 5.7 The Federal Reserve sparked the the most creditworthy corporate economy - which some deem to be a percent, all teenagers 16.5 percent, customers, is a minimum rate, other sharp rise in interest rates by tightening recession - will push the jobless rate up whites of all ages 5.3 percent, blacks 11.5 borrowers can expect to pay much more credit in an attempt to combat inflation. by as much as 2 million persons during percent. - -- :- -,.. - - -. 41 YEARS MULCH - I ' BEARING SIZE CITRUS TREES TANGERINE I RA.1f.Rii.Gal Size 9 Marsh Seedless e, Robinson - I1ii.. Red Seedless i I SPRINGERI F ERNS if Bushy Gal Size '2.38 A ________ I •2 88 ' .4 .,- .' Li - $1992 - ____ - --• '2 8 oai. 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Khomeini "would not permit the " Wslages to go to the United Sates until Tehran Radio the shah comes back to Iran." people gathered in front of the U.S. Thousands of Iranians demonstrated Wryhi.e.t, i,.,,',l., UII%4 ,nA .,.'rrn,l th demonstrated - - 4Stt•J WSnI# YTMI UI outside occupied U.S. Embassy students to continue to hold the compound today, shouting their support Americans. of the militants and imploring ni not Officials Washington and at U.N. to turn the hostages over to headquarters in New York reacted with Revolutionary Council. guarded optimism to news of the turAskedspokesman about the public support, fearful that substantive coinmilitant • said though thea foyer, mPnts multi hurl tip) im:,I,' mnvi.g lnwn-,i resoivuig inc matter. ! and that "(he support of the people can Informed diplomatic sources at the change many things," the militants still United Nations in New York said "if all , - - FIELD GROWN LITTLE JOHN AZALEAS Thick and bushy with red foliaa. '281 --- 1 - - NORFOLK ISLAND PINE CALIFORNIA ___ SUNSET$2.88 -. - ka OVER 18,000 AZALEAS TO CHOOSE FROM 1ILLU KUWN UWAKP AZALLA RED RUFFLE SWEETHEART SUPREME ___ and featuring the ever blooming ... - By United Press International arrange the hostages' release were Iranian Foreign Minister Sudegh packing their bags to leave then the Ghotbzatleh said today the 50 American militants'drarnatic change of heart was hostages may be, moved from the U.S. .. . .. . . -° an an Saturday "We ask the Revolutionary Council to location where they could be Interviewed take over the hostages - that is, the by the U.N. commission investigating the American spies - from us and deal with regime of the deposed shah. them in any way it deenis appropriate," But a spokesman for the militants said the militants said. -Wc regard our they were certain Ayatollah Ruhollah responsibility for the hostages at an ' - in e r7 I. 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Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Intended to turn the Americans over to the government, goes well" an even more significant breakthrough could come long before the The BBC reported from Tehran that a erni of Iran's parliamentary elections in prayer meeting today passed a resolution that demanded the extradition of the April, which has been mentioned by Ruhollah Khomeini as a possishah and the recovery of the riches he Ayatollah,,, You know the fog is thick when the birds are came out and burned off the 1w!. Althouuh the IAIC ,, .., ,,uaUI5va. walking Instead of flying but this morning along National Weather Service Posted travelers' plundered. In carrying out this command Without, explaining, the sources said of the Imam, we will not retreat a single the Sanford waterfront, the seagulls were not warnings from 4 to 10 a.m., the Florida highway step" they were hopeful the hostages could be FEATHERED released perhaps as early as next week. even doing that. Perching on top of some old Patrol reported no major accidents due to the fog. As for when the Americans might There was no definite word on when the pilings was their favorite activity until the sun moved from the U.S. Embassy, the FOG turnover would take place or what would spokesman said, "We have not received happen to the hostages afterward. But in any message from them (the i i I a I aa . . West ('.errnnv ti_s nuiiitnrv cnulrm itevomunonarycouncil), we nave not I tW the VTUIJUUVll ttW ruice tiUpiWi, received any formal decision so I can't I1UI &M IVUI V I3 V 1#0 where Female and black hostages say anything yet about a." Asked if the militants were just released in December were taken, was By DONNA ESTES cluding driving their cars straight at the Eltonhead nevertheless refused to to the parents of the drivers involved awaiting word from the Revolutionary being readied. Herald Staff Writer couple as they are traveling down the publicly Identify the persons Involved, White House press secretary Jody without success. Council to turn over the hostages, the A couple, complaining that neigh- street, veering just moments before "It's getting bad and I don't want it to Councilman Francis Mark urged spokesman said, "Yes, yes, exactly. We Powell said President Carter met with borhood harassment could wind up with Impact. He said at least two drivers have get worse," he said today, still refusing Sorenson to discuss the problem with are awaiting the Revolutionary Council top aides and "We've noted the reports someone being seriously hurt, received a also narrowly missed striking them as to Identify the motorists involved. from Tehran and we are watching the Police Chief harry Benson, seeking to give us word." promise of action from Lake Mary they walk across the street as well. Mrs. Eltonhead told the city council action. Sorenson said stop signs stolen Ghotbzadeh's statement that the situation very carefully." Mayor Walter Sorenson Thursday night. The dramatic development in Tehran Mrs. Eltonhead said the drivers at Thursday night the harassment beganfrom the street several times over the hostages may be moved on Saturday was ack and Loretta Eltonhead, of 265 other times speed-up their cars as they last swnmer af ter stop signs were placed past montks will be- replaced. reported from Tehran by the British came hours after the U.N. Commission First St., told city councilmen that approach their homes. In the neighborhood as petitioned by her "We may be able to get a stop sign that Broadcasting Corp. He did not say where investigating charges against the shah harassnwrit, which began nearly a year "It is getting to the point where I'm neighbors and her. threatened to leave Ivcause its efforts to will remain," Sorenson told the couple, they would ago, has Intensified in recent weeks. ready to pull one of them out of his car," Eltonhead said he likes Lake Mary and visit the hostages had been stymied. The "but we can't make them love you." would be a Eltonhead and his wife said persons Eltonhead said. Saying he is originally has tried to be a good citizen by parcommission was persuaded by Foreign mission would talk to them. Eltonhead suggested the city ask the who do not live on his street have adopted from Philadelphia and he saw tactics of ticipating in the volunteer fire departU.N. Commission member Louis- Minister Sadegh Ghotbzudeh to give the ,nmh ,f ln.irai,. r,rnplI,sc 141 in.. Ihic • In ,h..o ta_,. ......i .i. sheriff's denzurtrnent in assist in -o.....i,.,;.......... IIUIlIU4 UIIUI IW III 14W1 W5 IIUIIIIV$$l tI7 '*1 IW4bl.oUU SIICIII. £TU. £IIIUIUIVdUbUIUbUV IUth LWSVU Edmond l'eUti of France, stopping in &WVUUI4UI4W ..UUI4lIt UIIULILI two UI pa trolling the neighborhood. Rome, told NBC News that the corn- three days" to arrange the visit. In other business, the council gave mission would The U.N. Commission's spokesman, not be able to visit Uie Terry Bennett and his wife the 55 days Americans before Sunday Sarnir Sanbar, in a telephone interview "but perhaps time remaining in their building permit London, said "it was a logical later. Until Thursday, we were from to correct deficiencies In the house they NEWYORX(UPI)-As flames licked people standing around do nothing. car wreck in Minmi. assumption" the five-member panel pessimistic and did not expect to are building on Pine Circle Drive. the building, Russell Cunningham We broke a first-floor window to let the "That was two Easter, ago," he them at all. And then we got the good would see the hostages within the three shouted five times for a frightened 10. smoke out and helped this little girl get recalled. "We saw this car turned upside days set by Ghotbzadeh, but added cautiCity Manager Phil Kulbes is to provide news." The major breakthrough toward en- ously, "I'd rather not say anything yeac-okl boy to jump from a aecondloor out." down. We didn't think, we just ran and the couple with a new check list of conwindow. The bodybuilding champ and exThe girl told Cunningham that her pulled out the two people inside." struction deficiencies on Monday. Kulbes ding the 1254ay.old crisis came Thur- definite at the moment," Marine braced himself and the boy brother, Andrew Giinali, was on the In Panama City, the deposed shah's Eight months ago, while working as has been Ill and away from his city hail sday when the militants suddenly plunged from the ledge. second floor. "I looked up and there was bouncer in a Brooklyn disco, he rescued a office. Building Inspector Vince Butler decided to hand over custody of the private secretary, Robert Armao, said "He was just a little kid about 100 the kid," he said. '1 yelled 'jump' five girl who was being accosted by two men, told the councilman most of the 17 hosta ges they ha ve held in the occupied demands by a Panamanian lawyer for times before he jumped." the former monarch's extradiUon to Iran One of the men pulled out a gun and 1 deficiencies noted earlier have been U.S. Embassy in Tehran. That was af ter Cunningham tried 10 smacked It out of his hand. But the other corrected. Jurists on the U.N. panel trying to have no basis in Panama nian law. said Thursday. The boy, who fell feet, run into the two-family house, but inv shot me in the chest 00 (iinn1nahnm Cuimingiam-, 23, who has always couldn't because of the flames. jjjj' wanted to be a firefighter, said be "just Cunningham's uncle Is a police officer A few months before that, Cunningham knew" he would save the boy. ln the South Bronx and his father isa was shot ln the arm trying todefend "I didn't think about It," he said. fIe4igJder In Brooklyn. friend', girlfriend from four men who "I Just like helping out anybody." "I was very proud to hear of what my triedto attack her inaBrookJyn bar , It wasn't the lust time for the 6-foot, son has done, but I'm not very mar200jound Cuimlnghain, who once PU11d prised," said Russell Sr., an 16-year Cunningham's bravery is due, in part, a couple train a burning car and was shot veteran of the department. to his physique. In 1976, he won the Mr. on two occasions trying to rescue women Staten Island, Mr. New York and Mr. The younger Cunningham was a Teenage America muscle-building from attackers. About 12:30 am. Thursday. Cun- corporal In the Marines and "when I got contests. rünghem was driving with two friends In out two years ago, I got on the list to be a "Before I was shot I had a 46-Inch fireman. I fl1155d the Cop test." Brooklyn when he saw the fire. chest," he said. "I was in the hospital for Two years ago, he said, he and his awhile but now I'm ready togo back to "We arrived tn the nick o( time. There were people there, no firemen, just friends pulled two people from a burning the contests." -- - i,;.. .j " - Ex-Marine Is - __---- 11 fill -. a ' - - Used To Being 4 Hero - I -' -- ------ .. 1 ____ - Vvri' :Ji- -W T, 4 414 "r ,.-, -.- -r'- , 1011 • W 46 1 Ziff, 1• 7 7 F I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' - - problem. "We will ha ve to show the county how we can continue to serve those meals next year," said Joseph Maher, project director for the federation. "The commission has said we can't expect increased f unding next year," he said. "But there's a good possibility of getting funds from other institutions in the county." The federal government doesn't care to sent Is see them. In fact, you might have the same problem. But be wise to go by the bookstore in most cases some memory and pick a good book on training will help at least ___________ 00 14. Igis a _ _ ________ HOROSCOPE _____ ( C~.- 11 '.7 by Howie Schneider UOLS 30 I WPM A 1001WR W;TS, CI4APTR CALLED ° 44Ct4J ' W TAM WIN . YOVKBIRTIWAY _ 2 I HE 51j,)5 IT5__b__.., ___ HAVE IT JNTEP ..5O HE WENT ' AHEAP AMP NTEP SOME, 9CAFOLPING. _________ //ç41iL ) ________ % 0 5 AT BRIDGE do ' ' 1 Take stock of yournU. VMG0 (Aug. U4;spL 22) NORTH _ taIii $0 .hW yàt 'IUII$?. If eyebrows __ ( -BUGS SUNNY CHALL.NG\ LIKE Th4l SOMEONE iDA UE1.,YOU SLAP X-- ____ ______ _____ _______ _____ ___ _____ _____________________________ __ ______ ___ 4,-.. $-i1 Qili Regional Swiss Team of Four In Dallas. He chose the rather '.. I.& T V go.6e.11 * '.11 -, I., 1, ,. - - . - ., . - . f 14 ~': - fr ______ -- ? it I-^ L - more ,,k V - - . .. ' *..L * . , -. -. 17--4j~ I `~. . %. --'j %-, . . A w.s, yis . I OW'T KNOW U V iwr - _b(a, Y. I DO r_' I *IPJLLY HM UP AU NIGHT NINS OH NY .. .Jamie In the filled-in foundation which was to hold home In Altamonte Springs. their dream home. The incomplete foundation Is Couple Now Lost Dream Home, May Lose Their ___ -. _____________________ ____ ______________________ _____ By DAVID M. RAZtER Herald Staff Writer "inargin." (ielIWfldiflg. But the Salkauses' main contention is the bank acted on- Rumors the I loots were in serious The turmoil spread to the stock market financial difficulty involving their silver with rumors major brokerage houses An Altamonte Springs couple who failed to get their dream properly when it handed over the check to Timberline, IE5T.. _______________________________________________________________________ ,.s, _______ 66 p. 1 —' mIursAvwE600urrNrf I[I*I11IIiIM1tHA m IMOV VHE IPJTE • MY SIIIN NI? ffiLJM A FW FIFz.lgS? . . ~hI - WMrSAY. LlMIP 1.lXM , ..__- by I . *1 • MA1INSI . w r . • . • , . ." . 4 6 ! ._~t.', . o . • M DICMUI .• 0 . - I. ' . 0 - S • o o • . - 5 0 f idl:I:L,.i.1;:)I:.b. 0 %% I /., _____________________________________________________ . - Today Action Reports .. 2* Around The Cluck. ........ 4A Bridge ... .................12* Calendar ................IOA Classified Ads .... .. 10A-11A Comics ...................12* Crossword ..................l2A Dear Abby ..................5* Deaths .. ....................2* Dr. Lamb... . 12* _________ Editorial • •.......... 4A Florida . 3A horoscope .' . 12* Hospital ..................3* Nation. Ourselves •. ...................5* Sports . ................8A.9A Television .. Leis ure Weather .. 2A World . 2A __ iciaIs Th'ie nk Offs' s` B'Io g accept his philosophy," said Mayor Lee sufficient in size to bring in the revenue The city was asked if it would look P. Moore. necessary to support a bond issue would favorably on a petition for annexation of And the city commission went to work be about 125,000 square feet, about four a parcel on Upsala Road, south of State Speaking further of a prospective bond a letter Knowles, Paulucci said he variety of projects he and his family plan funds. He noted that Economic issue, Mayor Moore said if the city 15 visitedIn with U.S.toDepartment of Housing _______ to get underway whether the city follows Development Administration (EDA) about to start from a stand-still position, and Urban Development officials in .____ through or not, grants can be for 100 percent of a project, it will be a long time down th __________ e road" "Think big," was the message City for 75 percent or for 50 percent, with the before the work, on a bond issue would be Washington concerning his pla n to buy _________________ ________________________ __________________ the Seminole Memorial Hospital plant completed. _______ Manager Warren Knowles passed on to city expected to put up the difference. I .7 and property when the new hospital is the commission from the Duluth, Minn. The idea of seeking money for a The idea of seeking money to build a bui lt on the la kefront by the Hospital ________________ __ ____ and Sanford Industrialist and en- citywide storm-drainage system was lire station and acquiring equipment for Corporation of America. Uvpreneur. discarded after Knowles said the best the that station for the southwest section of Paulucci's plan calls for converting the ;tL "Sometimes we become so involved in city could get in federal grants for storm the city In the Mayfair golf course area 1 hospital into a nursing home, tying it by mundane day-today business, we don't drainage would be 50 percent of the costs was approved quickly. • .. look to the future," said City Corn- with the city to f und the difference. The commissioners discussed the overhead crosswalks with the professional missioner John Morris, saying the city building he ow ns across the He noted some sort of tax would have 10 possibility of asking Paulucci if he might street. In addition he announced plans to should look In any direction it can for bejevied and pledged for the difference donate a si te in his proposed to wnhouse buil d three highise buildings, two for bonellit the cit 'a downtown area and the separate referendums turned down 8 Road 46A in Lake Mary. Knowles said, southwest section of the city, doininiums and a third one to be in the request from the city for taxing authority however, a number of appropria te sites center to house a theatre, swimming in Nini Phols by Tern th ar the city should follow paulucci's lead and that the storm drainage project which pool, meeting rooms, nursing staff and HOP SIGN . ask federal and state agencies for as would have coat $3 million nine years ago An item to be specifically brought to Conference center. . much financial' assistance as possible, would cost about $11 million today. Gov. Bob Graham's attention for possible "This would be done privately by M#orkW driving ilsbug Pain Sprinp Drive were doing double takes modifying the scope of the projects later Next topic was the possibility of a state funding at a nieeting to be held in ourselves," he said in the letter... -What ____ an they passed Altamonte Springs Elementary School this morning if necessary. Golden Age Center which would also Tallahassee next Thursday, the corn- the Paulucci family does privately later "Jeno's approach is not to be small, house social service agencies such as a missioners agreed, is acquisition of a 20- un does not hinge on w ha and 'spatted what appeared to be urge pink rabbit acting as a t the community crossing guard. They need oat have doubted their sanity or sobriety His thinking (for federal and state fun. social security Office, medicare office 25 acre parcel in the southwest section does," he said. "All I am telling you is ding Of for U city projects) Is in the neigh- and other federal, state and county for park land. City officials going to that we do have some plans that, since It was Elmira Dawsis .1 Akaa.ste Spriap. This Is her borhood mil lion to $10 million. He facilities. . Tallahassee for the meeting with hopefully, will materialize that ha ve to eIghth year as a crossing guard and she said she likes to dress for all tidnits if we are going to do It, we should Knowles said the city's share, aside Paulucci and members of his staff are do with our greatest asset here in San. do It right," Knowle d. from federal and state funding, could be Mayor Moore, Knowles and Morris. Also ford, and that is that it's a tuarvelous Uvals from her basket before going to RollenwaM Schoioll and paying "We are going to have to come up with financed through the rental of space in going to the meeting with the group will place to retire for the Golden Age age of _______ ______ _____ _____ ._ . Cotnmluioner David Fair said he felt for drainage. Knowles also po ted 0 ________________ , - — Allissit" WWW"_____ Industrialist Jeno Pauluccils visions Thursday morning in a one-hour meeting times the size of city [mill. for Sanford are not small and Sanford's setting some tentative plans and sonic "Tile bond issue is a hard nut to property involved is contiguous to -' city commissioners joined him Thursday guidelines for Knowles to follow in crack," Moore said, adding, however, (touching) other city land, the ann thinking big. preparing applications for federal and tile city currently has a $1.6 million nexation would likely be approved. Paulucci urged t he commission to set a sta te money. Meanwhile the cornniissioners enoutsta nding public improvement bond 1.1st of projects the city would need - 0 tI ____ . .1 . - . t .. with large WIdings of gold and silver, adequate to cover tile rest. l a .-. I by Craig L"11111111" , . 1i4 MY . . Then tile Securities and Exchange stunned iiiarkets Wednesday with the Cointiiission ordered trading suspended announcement he and a group of wealthy in stock of Bache Group Inc., one of the Arabs would sell interesthearing cer- nation's largest brokerage (Irma, because of "events relating to corn. tilicates backed by silver. Hunt reportedly was In Europe to raise modifies futures trading accounts maintained by customers with tile firm." funds to meet 19s loan requirements. The report he had been turned down by one ilaclie, in Its first official comment, a Swiss bank sent silver plummeting to $10 statement by Chairman harry Jacobs Jr. -in ounce before it recovered ,I bit to late in tile day, said tile Hunts had filet $1085 an ounce at the cl ose, (lawn $4.40 on about $100 million of an undisclosed the day. amount of margin and he said their Sources said another foreign bank, collateral in stocks and bonds was Approved first was the concept of an issue. The Thecity also has $1.3 million in dorsed completely Paulucci's announced federal and state funding to see ac- application for federal assistance for to cover most of the issue, he plans for development in the downtown area compllshed, promising to use his in- planning for the downtown area. area which he and his family plan to fluence and assistance In getting funds. Knowles warned that some of the said. undertake. -- _______________________________________________________________ . holdings hit the inetals markets early were in trouble because their customers, • assistance with a variety of projects to and that the people of Sanford in two development off Rantoul Lane and State senior citizen apartments or con . Ryan _ 1 . a _______________________________ ____________________________ . —1 ___________ IF__ cointitent Thursday. and spread to stocks, where reports the including the Hunts, were unable to come Hunts were liquidating sizable stock up with additional margin. To lead the way, Paulucci announced R .projects might require matching local ___________ ______________________________ large interest rates themselves to obtain Cash. Minks recently have had to pay 21 percent for certificates of deposit, a Salkaus, explaining she cannotafford tile payinents tile bank is By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer _____ - = are institutions , _____ __ ____ _____ _____ Lot Jeno'Sanford PC LEN customers - ' o Thf rate charged - government from withholding federal construction of prefabricated dwellings, but received, at most, — - I increase Photo by Torn Netsil Edward and Beverly Salkaus stand with their son all that remains of their plans for a $35,00(i log Herald Mrs. Salkaus also claims a Florida Federal inspector signed money for a year before handing it out to a pile of logs insufficient to build a statement saying the foundation for the home had been the promised structure, counties. Timberline, Its owner John Anderson (now missing and completed. But the foundation was never finished, only a wall Last year the federation was using 1978 wanted on grand theft auto charges) and Anderson's father, of blocks set in place. money and the federal government has Clifford, of Tennessee are under investigation by the l8th Florida Federal's attorney Charles floss sit!(] lie doubled ruled the delay must stop. Circuit Court state's at torney and other sta te law enforcement such a report existed, but did not have the file available. The monetary increase would provide officials for allegedly defrauding many central Florida While the Salkauses claim the bank acted improperly in an additional 119 meals per day for families by taking par tial payments after signing contracts, giving Timberline the check, Ross said Florida Federal "be nt Congregate Meals, bringing the total but fa iling to deliver the promised homes. over backwards" to help them, but now has to consider But the Salkauses stand to lose more than just the $3,732 foreclosing their muortage, because they have never made a served to 219. It would also provide for 14 additional Meals on Wheels, bringing the deposit they said they gave John Anderson on Sept. 18, 1978, as payment on their loan. total under one plan to 40. Meals on deposit on a $35,000 home. They may soon face foreclosure on According to the Salkauses, the began to get suspicious Wheels also serves 55 deli vered meals their mortgage from Florida Federal Savings and Loan, about t he work being done by Timberline In December 1978, A month after the Salkauses paid their deposit, Florida two months alter the logs arrived on their vacant lot. daily under Title XX of the Social Security Act and 20 daily meals to per- Federal paid out $10,268 in a check to Timberline Log Homes At that thne, only the foundation wall was in place, and this sons who do not meet federal guidelines for delivery of the log package to the family's building site in was not up to standards, a row of blocks too low, they say. but are locally determined to need the West Altamonte heights. Mrs. Salkaus said she and her h usband repeatedly called the servfe. These are funded locally. But the home was never built and the logs left to rot. Florida bank asking whether any money had been given to Timberline Maher said there are about 10 people Federal holds the Salkauses responsible for the third of their and t hey were always told none had been turned over to the currently on the waiting list for Meals On loan disbursed to Timberline. "We're devastated, totally flat out broke," said Mrs. Wheels, See DREAM IIOMF., Page 2* 11 NEW YORK UP! Citibank, the second largest lending in. stitution, today raisti the prime top corporate to a record 19'i pe r ce nt front 19 percent. Other banks expected to follow suit because the have had to pay nation 's was ,.'\ ,,,. Prime Rate Jumps The average price of a NYSE share off $1.18 and the Dow Jones in- major source of funds. dustrial average 25.43 at the depth of The also was sparked by the selling so heavy it put reporting tickers Federal Reserve's March 14 decision to 15 minutes late. By the close, the INYSE, restrict credit and increase reserve was off only 34 cents ' and the Dow 2.14. requirenients. There were indications 'the Hunts Nelson Bunker and V. recently the Fed might have tightened Herbert reportedly own the nation's credit again, but montw watchers were largest hoard of silver and also have not certain. large silver futures holdings. :.. "1 don't think it's any secret that we like silver,'' Herbert Hunt, in a typical granted Willa loan after he threatened to understatement, said in a recent liquidate his holdings, which have been telephone interview, estimated anywhere front 150 million Recent declines in silver prices forced ounces to over 300 million ounces. Hunt the hunts to caine up with the cash also reportedly sold a large amount of be cause th e silver futures were bought on silver in Zurich. the iiiarket form of credit known as 1 lerbert I hint was unavailable for . government ruling disallowing the state who allegedly contracted with Timberline Log Homes for have not been delivered. 600Q virc s TUE tIJT OF NY ___________________ _______ McmvflLf. OM. THE PEOPLE IILL I ml NOl'HsN you, 1MtiD iIJ 1S79 13 reboundett sharply at tile close. . by Leonard Srr by lob Thaves sent - ., moted a trump trick for the OH!. d% **T ei'wi m' - :.: 0 . . - But i nstead of lh1ng In a custom log cibin.styIe home, they Federal attorney. The additional funds for this year are living in a nearby aWknitnt. Despite a contract negotiated by Florida Federal for the become available due to a federal The Salkauses are one of three families in Seminole County exchange, and repeated calls by a bank attorney, the new logs I I The Ihint and gold and the stock market on one of its wildest rollercoaster rides, . Before it was over, silver prices fe ll more than $4 an ounce, gold dropped $32 in New York, and stocks, which lost .A. than $30 billion on paper at their worst, per cent in related services. . __ ANNUl I.R. S. .,. - - caused a drop in prices 4-- V UP! YORK brothers of Texas, one of the nation's richest families, won ;I sioo inillion showdown Th ursday, but rumors they woul(lnt make U silver accounting for $119,000. To get federal The logs are no longer there. They were removed at the Edward and Beverly Salkaus of Altamonte Springs came to funds, localities must put up a 10 percent Seminole County In August 1978 with hopes of building a home bank's request after Clifford Anderson agreed to supply a new match, with 5 percent in cash and 5 for themselves. package free of charge, said the Salkauses and tile Florida poiat of view. quiddy today If you show am What LEO (July 23Aug.22) Envy signs of a lack Of un. tirpart scientist with the banger or the scientist? Both styles of bidding belong In the _____ game.mes course atude. Sometimes and be supportive, n V you South play1 in a of action can be that sppsar to be downers con don't condone their deeds. - -. .• - NEW -• hot noon meal to shut-ins, are budgeted paid out part of their loan to the contractor forecloses on their the log package was delivered, Mrs. Salkaus said only a small Iloldings sent the inarket intoa rout. at about $154,Mo with federal funds unpaid mortgage. Bunker Hunt wits in Europe. where tie quantity of lumber was ever left on the site. off-beat four-spade opening. Locking at his own cards, he thought game would g and diarn was not e y. His four-spa de bid n ci~_ hum. . 1, A - __ ____ 13 . P• -. ti I'ilM IN T1'1E E, LJICE THI S ,-. 4. - meals a day to elderly citizens at five __ 0 own J. 'I locations within the county, and Meals home from a company now under investigation by the state's therefore it should be responsible for the loss. On Wheels, a program which delivers a attorney, may also lose more than $10,000 when a bank which While the firstcheck was not supposed to be turned over until ARI (March 21-April 19) me (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) *loss •Q3 With nothing to guide him 97 AICQS3 Your attitude could be such You could have a difficult West led toe queen oi . QJ 109 •7543 today that you make tim today sesing UK* diamonds. Declarer immedi. do.—d. 443 ately discarded two small ________ seem more but. what your responsiblllflei something soutH hearts on the ace and king of dsnsowethan ltis. Loosest up. are, and either fry to sht •AIJI$42 diamonds, Then South Try to see the positive side Of them on to another or 1V 10*4 finessed the jack of spades. your tub. Find out more of them alWpthw. • -. When It won he drew the outwhet lies ahead for you In the *X72 scoaio (Oct 3*-Nov. 22) tanding trumps. South p ed year following your birthday 'fla majority should rule, so if vainei. Neith.i' a club to the queen and f by Ed Sullivan a diamond. He then ran all of • by sending for your copy Of your ideas differ from those Of Dealer' South his re atrornp.. HE SAYS IT'LL MAKE ThE Aitro.Gropb latter. Mall $1 your frnda, bond al1ttle. Try w se, last teeth effect of forcThis had JO A LT EA5IER. ,for .sCh to A*oGrapb, Boi to go along with what they 4• lag West to ei ther pitch h is is to — ________________________ 4, Radio City Station, N.Y. w h do. Pass Pas Pa high diamond or unguard the _____ ____ ___ t1'th 11I. Be au's 10 IPICIfY SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 — jack of clubs. Either wa — date. Dec. 21) Your fowidatloes are th scored up his game wit ____ TAURUS (April 20..May ) not as strong as you may three overtricks. Opening Iead:• Q _____ Since this was a tea m soc uyWq toli e. the hanol was played at little touchy today through to alienate those who other table. Here South opposing viewpoints with an presently support Y0 lit- — was a scientific bidder. This acqtalntancs. Before s'giis* terests, _____ was the bidding: ask yourself If It's worth It. CAPP.ICORN (Dec. IJ&L By Oswahi Jaceby west North East s.. Ales Isstag 01Mfl41 (May 21-June 10) 11) Going in &cles today Take cue that you don't could be the result Of lack Of a • P' 1• mas are two adonis of ,1 ______ ____ I __ Pies a, Pies 24 wjdentioqiaUy say something ____ platnhtg and organization, thought in bidding. _____ P*ii Pus 4• flattering about one who Ii You'll have a wasted day If Some people believe in the by St"& Heiffldahl un roack, SW what The bidding tipped West off pereosi won't be able to ___ laugh AQUARIUS (Jan. 3O.F.b. you hays and investigate all to the killing heart lead. East pjUhIs, fl$ -L $j cuIied the first It oIL 19) Be wary of your believes in the slant-bang tricks and then played a dcvCANC (JUN 2Wuly 22) Of matters r.laing $0 CIEN7 Y aPcOS BId what you think asta th heart. The Den't be so quick to pass ° or material 11th,1, today. This you CU Iuü.5. Thele are fgy1, ng four ___ 4 Of hearts proUthi of -the ______ _______ to both method. owning a matter on your trestle opts lie defense. Whatever South did mind. YOU C&A learn FIISM(M.31*amb X) TeIllay-g bad Ulotr&tn & dw 10 of spades would defeat PRISCI LLA'S POP ".. ds ket tock -t-c-,.._. 4; %'' " .-. • This year, Congregate Meals, a program which serves abo ut 100 hot be turned Into a goldanine. bliarchatim This coming yew don't just ___ hM1VI1 i1* _____ _ in,augurato them - I — 111~ S S who puts up the matching funds, Maher (S1 talk about your Ideas — put Although you might not mean I I them Ip seticis, The result It, today you have a tendency /9 (vtX) of - FRANK AND ERNEST en Mar Iver .11 • some. memory training. ___ ___ ___ The federation is working on the - - I ' .. w. U WANT .I .. -. matching funds) so more people get meals this year, how is It going to be __________ ___ WHIN : ~, •... .. i i L commission is concerned about next year. • we grant the money ($3,382 in haven't made any real effort it Is others, just as it's easier to train it, it may not work so for some people to learn 10 r u . . 1 ,1 " • Commissioner Sandra Glenn said the easier to ____________________________________________ 44 43 45 46 - 36 - ARCHIE b I • ls additional meals M 61 Cr •.. . daily Sometimes a exercising you mind and have too much to remember. 53 54 155 developing your memory. _________________________________ 1 _______Q___ Start lear ning to remember A good example is the busy by Bob Montana is 51 57 1" lIsts of things. Ihave included executive. He usually has a remember in The Health Latter I've secretary 83 ...I4E HAS NO CHANCE —— 64 — — you ne th ings for him e I th de a of using word more routi ____________ __ I i - — associ a ti ons. S t a r t while he remembers the big 65 68 67 __________________________ poems, things. A mother can have so memorizin g FOR APANCEMENTP — —— — — — __________ ——— —— — — quo tati er things, manythlngstorememberina ons or o th (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN,) 0 __________ y to picture things as you busy family that she may £ HIMSELF? . U 'Wtii1a , For $3,382 in itiatching funds, the Federation of Senior Citizens Clubs of Seminole County could accept an additlonal $30,438 froni the federal jornment earmarked for providing meals for the elderly and shut-ins. The money would provide about 133 per day this year. Seminole County has the amount needevailable from another program for the elderly that is delayed, but County . still years. 25 25 27 0 - - - - - ____________ — I - THE HOUSE k4 ._z _)' . Herald Staff Writer careful about old age and an lived to older person who has trouble able to remember and are remembering things play musical scores with problem simply because of unequalled skill. That's age. There are a lot of reasons because they trained their for such difficulties, mem ies and continued to Some people seem to be work or the memory system so it able to remember things continues to function for them more easily than others but a for lot of this Is training. If you've Basically, the mind is a lot play the never my not doi very like muscles and it can be well If you alt down to play. trained In almost everyone. train The same ' thIz is true in Sometimes it's training the memory. If you the mind of some people than quite — — — — — — — — — — — 1 iT l7/1r 80 Thousandth 38 Gentle Norway I RP4êRP'5 GONG TO PMNT Me r a Seni . I. :. 133 Add o will examples by Art Sansom KWW CAQ MW ~OU Y ALIAJN?S CRAZY! MIRW LJG$JOU4( •. I THE BORN LOSER EEK a MEEK I 481-280)—Price 20 Cents Greek i') 8 I development of their memory ____________________________________________ _ i% •' - OLM ¶7 ed What bLL #a. ld be embarra when __ Hera Id—CUSPS I At . TOPAY YOU 6140LiLP TRY TO BEAUTIFY SOME PRAB AREA OF YOUR LIFE Evening aord, Florida 32771 won' t start _____________________ Year, No. 188--Friday, March 28,1980— Sunflower _ ") Dr. 72nd gone 0 Betting .-_- ]Hlerttl4i . .r I' m plainly, I can't TI AN state RHT ? - you in desperation. To put 'Ji rii° It % YOU'RE A LI8RA, ______________ a c u Inventor Ldmb can't. I've to writing ëANe U Young men I3 Uncanny Actor Sparks I. A I. L I, times say. things down. Composition 20 Cubicles forget that," but Testament "Oh, I 40 (sbbr.) 10 Rove 22 Drug agency • Fishhook do. ou ss I I factor book 11 L (abbr.) leader or ______ . He would ia Military 46 Beasts of to go to my doct 24 Over (poetic) • burden branch (abbr.) probably snicker anyway. My 25 Killer whale expanse ___________ I do think It's very im48 Type measure 21 Wild party Information husband becomes perturbed by Mart Walker 28 for people to Nut (sI.) portent 49 23 Lack of (abbr.) no pith DOWN ng their memory' 50 Ibsen 30 Circular vitality traini can I do? medication. motion character 24 lots I Slime you they're young. The higher the DEAR READER 34 Oriental sauce 2 Streets (Fr.) 25 Safety agency 51 Unrestricted refrained from telling me 35 UfiINS 53 Charged (abbr.) 3 Offers 36 Yelp 4 Insect what your age is but it really and mental faculties, the particles 26 Make muddy serve them 37 Snakes Compass 27 Membranous 54 Liberal doesn't matter because longer they 39 Kind of Point 55 Goddess of pouch people can have memory well as they get older. slipper 6 610" Ing to 29 Roman deity fat! problems at any age. It is not 41 letter the th ng 42 Singing voice 7 Sesame plant 31 Mouths (sI.) 5$ Skin tumor necessarily a sign of old age. of this is some of 32 Stratagem 59 Measure of 43 Don Juan's FrIghten That why we have to be our great musicians who have land (metric) 33 Homeric poem mother 9 Capital of deciding that uv I7 -• - ry ' "1 82 MIraI BEETLE BAILEY 0 emo DEARDR.IAMB __ ____ a: - T $4 * * PT ___ . M For $ OR 01* L 61 ______ T N ' Games, Poems u ' ___ I Sward _________ _____ Try ! Ml 9 • . Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 45 Aviation by Chic Young Thursday, March 21, 1NO - tir.Q..4t II BLOND I E • ' visit to th e school's exceptlisal children, some kind of co st estimates if we are ¶0. out are available in th at ea. al e facility. Moore said rental space be Lake Mary Mayor W . I ter Sorenson. people's lives. " ~* 1% .I- - _..;, 1 . _ . Pt V. - I _ -- ----------- _____________•___________________i_j' _________ ___ ' .',. ) . ii ' , - ..,V— _________ A t .lw-! __ I. 1 - -- It . -_ ....... ... ' ___ ______ I I, - . . go ... *777 . . .1 IN ____ __ ___ r. 1. _ __________________________________ ____________________________ R �- - 't - V - 4 J. 2A—Evening Hirild, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 28, 1980 0 Americans Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . .", .I .". . 1. Getting I WORLD Their IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!) The Bureau of comes, national origins, commuting habits Census today officially began the massive Job and marital status. It wants to know if there is of tr yi ng to count every human being who a toilet In t he home and if anyone has a lives in the United States. serious or problem. Postal workers were delivering census But beyond the cons titutional reasons, the forms to some 86 million households in an at- data is used to paint a demographic portrait tempt to reach an estimated 222 million of the United States. residents. The cost to the taxpayers of "The data will reveal where we have gone carrying out the 1980 census is $1 billion, as a sxiety, and hopefully give us a Punt as to Americans, regardless of w he ther they live where we are headed,"said Daniel B. Levine, in luxury or inadequate housing, are required assistant census director. by law to fill out the forms and mail them "Friday is 1)-day, delivery day," said back by April 1. Some people who live in rural postal service spokesman Dave McLean, areas are being asked to keep t he forms until "It's one of the largest single mailings In our they are visited by a census worker. The purpose of the ce nsus req uir ed by the Some Americans are expected to balk at Constitution to be taken every 10 years is to completing forms that ask so many personal count all Americans for the purposes of questions, but Census Bureau Director congressional reapportionment and deterVincent Barabba said he is confident on U.S.-Iranian relations during the reign of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Doctors Confer On Shah - CAIRO IUPI, The cancer-ridden deposed shah, who is "comfortable" in his new surroundings, has Lxi given a blood transfusion in preparation for surgery to remove the exiled monarch's spleen. American heart s pecialist Dr. Michael DeBakey, called earn of 15 Egyptian doctors were to confer today about the surgery at the heavily guarded Mandi Military Hospital on the banks Hemlines,Eyebrows To Rise - PARIS 1 UPIj Hemlines are heading thigh-high and leg watchers are in for a bonanza this fall If up. and-coming fashion designer France Andrevie has tier way. Th e skimpy mini-skirt, out of date for a decade, made a strong comeback at /tndrevie's showing Thursday at the 1980-83 fall-winter Paris ready-to-wear collections. "Oh, I think they'll sell," one American buyer at the show said. "Most women with nice-looking legs like to show them off. And if short skirts become the accepted mode,I don't think women will hesitate to wear thein." ome H Continued From Page IA) company. It was only in February 1979 when they learned the $10,268 check had been issued, she said, adding at that point they Ordered the bank not to pay out any more nioney. Ross maintains the first time the Sa!kauses complained about their contractor's performance was in February, and the stop action was placed on their loan immediately as or- - — Y., — . i — j" I .. . ,' -.' V I ".. '. - •. - STAVANGER, Norway (UPI) An ar. An urgent call for scuba divers was issued mada of ships and dozens of planes and by the platform's operators, Phillips helicopters today searched the Norwegian Petroleum, to check whether any workers North Sea for scores of offshore oil workers were trapped in the platform, which had feared trapped in a giant "floating hotel" turned upside down in 70 feet of water. The platform that collapsed and overturned in water te mperature was 41 degrees. near-hurricane winds. A spokesman for the British Royal Airforce Norwegian Radio reported at 10 a.m. (4 In Scotland, aiding in the rescue operation, a.m. EST) 133 persons had been rescued andsaid the chances of finding an'y more aw. 23 bodies recovered. Between 60 and 70 vivors was slim, workers were missing. Tile radio estimated there were 235 people on the rig at the time of the accident, but said exact Iiuures were diffiiilt t btai The collapse of the football field-sized rig Alexander Kielland about 175 miles from shore Thursday night could prove to be the worst disaster involving an offshore platform, ,... \, . I .-:- Florida Good On Energy ( ':.: . /%' - •., \ . / 41 <. ~ ,4, . .. ' ./ ,p4.Y. ;, ., . / - * AWARD Norwegian Prime Minister Odvar Nord.1i and Oil and Energy Minister Bjartmar Gjerde were on their way to Stavanger from &viiOViii, an emergency auinei meeting. i Helicopters and plane .. Nine of the 10 largest sta tes are -: job saving energy, the study said. from Houston naming Dividends, the Seminole: County school volunteer program, one of the nation's top two programs with respect to parent involvement. The National School Volunteer: Program presented the awards as hart of its 9th t. s I. a annual conference. Mrs.Schaffner saw he was thrilled to accept the award on behalf of, Dividends volunteers who were rated so highl ' among 2,500 school volunteer programs nationally. The Apple Tree Award presented b the Tupperware Corp. carries a $1,250 cash prize.;Mrs. Schaffner said the money will be used for a; ' Inn tor , .. . '.'ivuenus coor.: dinators in each of the schools. There are currently 1,400 Dividends volunteers In theI effect. ampa Debriss Search Ends - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) The underwater search for debris In the area where the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn and the tanker Capricorn collided at the mouth of Tampa Bay Jan. 28 has ended. However, the investigation on land by the Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation looking into the collision that cost 23 Blackthorn crewmembers their dyes is still underway. Rear Adm. Norman Venzke, chairman of the investigstive panel, said Thursday board members are busy studying the 38 volumes of testimony collected during the lengthy hearings. classrooms of Seminole County's 41 schools and 400 Dividends volunteers working the community,: Fire e hters Rescue 86 . ear dW OM y m401 C rig i . :, .. CAPE CANAVERAL,Fla.(UPI) — Negotiators for 1 striking security guards at the Kennedy Space Center say they don't expect today's resumption of 1. Ross e xplained it is not the ba nk's responsibility, but the —Candi Jean Mason has filed suit against Tenneco Inc. and negotiations with Wackenhut Services to be productive HeaidStall Writer te'tvee construction, but that U* bank ha6 madE. Direct Oil Inc., charging she was hit in the nçvk by. a piece of al or to last long. old frm her calls o Timberline and other parties Involved, doing gas pump on July 6, im. apartment early thi5 morning after About l50members of the International Uni ted Plant a lire In a mattress tilled -everything in its power to force the cabin company to fulfill Its She claims the gas companies were negligent in maintain in her borne with smoke. Guard Workers of America have been on strike since contract their sell-service pump., causing her Injury. Police say Mary Steelef of 14 Redding Gas-dens, Sanford, hid i'ueay demanding an unlimited coat of living adHe pointed out that he had called Clifford Anderson several in her bathroom when depse clouds of smoke filled her apartjustment in their new labor agreement. The provision times trying to make him turn over the promised package of ment shortly before 5 a.pi. today. has been in their old contract, but Wackenhut wants to new logs, adding he doubted whether any other lending In. Sanford policeman L. 4ones Jr., arrived first on the scene put a cap on how high it can go. stitution would have done so much for a client, and was told' by neighbors the elderly woman was trapped In I_._ ,, $,t1f,. ._f e went C.. I._.._....I uvyuuu 11U _..lI %UU (U uuly, noss said. iney her apartment. But the smoke was too thick, and it drove him never came to an inspector or a manager until it was too late, FILED CECILSHEPPARD Niceville, died Thursdayb out of the building before he could locate her, he reported. They've been taken. I feel bad for them," he said. The following suits have been flied in Seminole County Cecil Samuel Sheppard, 69, morning n Fort Walton Bornin But firefighters arrivedion the scene and were able to rescue The attorney complained the Salkauses could have and Court, demanding damages in excess of $20,000 on each of 2108 Cordova Drive, San- Beach. Niceville, he is'; Steele, who later refused medical treatment, they say. ' MIAMI (UPI) — The Gillette Co. has been found should have filed suit against Timberline and other persona ford, died Thursday afternoon a former Sanford resident and The fire was confined to Steele's bed, but caused light smoke complaint: innocent of any wrongdoing in the case of a comatose involved two years ago to recover their losses. But the bank —Virginia Walker, mother of the late Tereua Walker has at Florida Hospital South, the brother of Rena Hawkins: damage to her apartment. 22-year-old man whose family sued the company after has no responsibility, he said. filed suit against the Sen-Awle County School BoeW and Orlando. A native of Sanford, of Lake Monroe. He wlis a: BURGL.ARS MOVETHROUGH DUC79 I . he suffered irreversible brain damage from Inhaling The Sal kauses say they have been told by their attorney notA burglar who squeezed 1 ve1ei Insurance company, charging the school district he was a member of the Lake heavy duty mover. through a 9-Inch by 12-inch air duct Right G deodorant fumes. ua rd to take any legal action at this point and to wait for the bank to stole a $405 stereo from a Longwood area home Wednesday with resporialbility for her daughter's desth. Ma4 Baptist Mission aW the He Is survived by four A federal jury Thursday apparently agreed with foreclose on their loan, Teressa Walker died Oct. 24, 1978, after being struck by a Railroad Brotherhood of sisters and (our brothers. deputies say. Gillette's version that the youth soaked several cans While Florida Federal's Ross said no foreclosure has yet county school but in Oviedo, the suit charges, asking for a jury Clerks. He was a retired clerk The thief apparently tore open a duct Inside the garage at McGaughlin Funeral Home -' of Right Guard into a towel to sniff freon 12, the been filed, he said the action was being considered since home of Kendrick Garvin, 128 trial on the claim. with the Seabo ar d Coast Line Nicevill e, is in charge Oakleaf Lane, in the Sweetwater pr pe o llant formerly used in the deodorant. payments are two years overdue. Railroad. Oaks development, deputies say. arrangements. —Robert and Susan Cohen, filing for their daughter Alisha, Mr& Salkaus said the couple paid $9,000 for the lot,,'which is Survivors include his wife, The thlef managed to steal the stereo, Including a set of have charged Collee Riddle and Gynmastics South of Mrs. Anni now worth more since a lake has been built across the street," ceiling mounted speakers, they said. e Mw Sheppard, Candace Drive, Maitland, with responsibility for Alisha's fall Sanford; as part of development plans. She estimated it could now be two daughters, Mrs. Funeral Noticin SANFORD MAN JAILED ON COKE CHARGE from a balance beam last July, sold for $18,000. Betty Hen, Sanford, and Mrs. SHIppARD, CECIL SAMUEL A Sanford man was arrested and jailed Tuesday night on They charge the gymnastics school and its owne r failed 10 The Salkauses probably would only lose their property, the Marjorie Rudd, Albany, Ga.; Funeral services for Cecil charges of selling cocaine to a police Lnfom&nL provide proper supervision, and thiat their child suffered in., . TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(UPI) — State auditors have Samuel pard, 0, of 2108 security on the loan, despite laws which could allow Florida I son, CeW S. Sheppard Jr., Uge Randy "Scatter" Powell was ordered held on $8,400 ball Juries when she fell on July 12. Cordova Drive, Sanford, who scolded the University of Central Florida for paying Federal to attach their personal belongings, Ross said, Langwood; on charges of sale and delivery of a controlled substance and —Jeanne LaSalle has filed suit against the Orange Villa Mabie Mor two sisters, Mrs. died Thursday in Orlando, will some of the promotional travel expenses of its 1977 t on, Ovi ed o, and be at 4 Saturday t Lake resisting arrest with violence. Retirement Home in Orlando, charging the home failed to pay homecoming queen, NabUnta, Mary Baptist Minion Church He was arrested at his 1713 Bell Ave. home Tuesday night her the minimum wage. with Rev. James H. Hughens But university officials contend their 1977 queen was Ga.; two brothers, Leslie T. officiating. Burial in Evergreen deputies and Sanford police acting on a warrant. owed as Sheppard, Sanford, and unique she was a 56-year-old widowed grandmother cometary. in lieu of flowers Powell is accused of selling a sma ll quantity of the drug to a damages. as one official put it, a public relations man's who was, donations may be made to the HardySheppard Fernandlna NATIONAL REPORT: Heavy snows crippled areas of the sheriff's depar tment Informant on Feb. 7. Lake Mary Baptist Mission. —FrancesKelly &h, $jp,g on behalf of the estate of Beach' seven grandctuiit'en dream. VANDALISM AT SCHOOL Gramkow Funeral Horn. In Plains, stranding traveler, and truck drivers who jammed Into her $015, A1SdFCW Kelly, has filed suit against Kimberly Yates, and four grest-grandehadren. steely eyed professionals in the auditor charge. Vandals sprayed paint and fire extinguishers through the motels in northwest Kansas waiting for the second major a minor, and her parents Ben and Patricia Yates and the general's office determined UCF had no authority to Gramkow Funeral Home is LITTON, storm there In less than a week to ease up. The spring storm classrooms of Altamonte Elementary School Tuesday night, Nationwide Insurance Company. SAMUEL MACK — send heron promotional engagements during the hours in charge of arrangements. Principal Paul Murphy reported Thursday. Funeral Services for Samuel dumped slightly over 2 inches of snow in Scottsbluff, Neb., Mrs Schuster charges Kimberly Yates was negligently as a $3-an-hour clerk-typist II In the was working she Mack Litton, 52, of 504 Burton The vandals did an unknown amount of damage after breaking a 60-year-old record by upping the total snowfall for SAMUEL LITION responsible for Its death of her son, killed while walking along registrar'soffice,shouldnthavepaidherovertimnefor Lane, Sanford, who died by removing plastic window Panes, the year to 64.3 Inches. The previous record was 64.2 inch" set breaking into the building Samuel Mack Litton, g of U.S. Highway 17-92 on Nov. 9 when he was struck by is car d quite possibly shouldn't have 694 BUs-t011 Lane, Sanford, be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Good driven by Yates and owned by her parents back In19l9-l2O.A half-dozen tornadoes that swooped down on deputies say. .-pald some of her travel expenses. died Th ursday at his ShePherd Lutheran Church with the Texas Plains two near Spade and one each new Ralph i.Lumanofficiating. • residence. Born in Onieds, Rev. Nazare th, Holt, White River Lake and San Angelo. One house Burial Oaklawn Cemetery, in Tem., he moved to Sanford in lieu Of flowers donations may be was reported damaged by another tornado in McAdoo. Golf. 1169 from Fort Sill, Okla. He made to Good Shepherd ball-size hail bombarded the Texas towns of Colorado City and Lutheran Building Fund and the was an automobile mechanic American Winters, and 50 mph winds whipped through Midland. Cancer Society. The Board of TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (UP!) for the U. S. Army with 23 AREA HEADINGS 19 a.m.): temperature: 76; overnight By JANE CASSELBERRY Gramkow Funeral Home in? Director Jack Sdusler, Commission have to bring their s-Old PIO1W1 tlieøiiiJi years to consider proposals by ch uled ed egents today is s low: 69; yesterday's high: &3; barometric pressure: 30.06; HUSId Staff Writer of service. He was a charge. Chairman Bill Kirchholf and Stat. Rap. the MPO as a matter of policy, but they Central Florida to switch to a fourni of versity the U member of relative hiOnidity: 69 percent; winds: southeast at 17 m.p.h. , The State Department of Tran. Bob Hattaway, D.Altamont. Springs, (D) have always ed day week during Its summer session and to raise its ' i SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 6:36 a.m., spertaticm presented its proposed five. wereatthehewliug to contend thestretch have the final say on how the mousy Is Lutheran Church, Sanford ry rates. dormi to i FAM 6:55 P.M.; lows, 12:02a.m., 12:32 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: year work program to the Metropolitan of road lions of Central Florida's most spent," PARK UCF officials said the goal of a four-day week is to highs, 6:21 - am., 6:48 p.m.; lows, 12:02 a.m., 12:22 p.m. P1IUIIn Organization Thursday that - atIdent.prone,A state engin,ersaid the survivors Include his wife, DOT project devolcimient engineer iave energy by s-ucing the need for gas and eke,,COMM rtna BAYPORT; highs, 12:07 a.m., 12:43 p.m.; lows 6:41 a.m., 6:56 gives widening of the-Silver Star Road fow4anIr of Silver Star Road in Ckais Jerr McCeilami (WI O6I aiuiid the Silver tricity in school buildings and by cutting the number of prlorltyoveratlwee-mlles$retchofState County, scheduled for 11Sl.. is as Star Widening was given top ir p.m. __ Taylor, Sanford; two (ç) '' "" Will _______ 1 trips students and faculty make to Its campuses. Road 436 In Altamonte Springs. BOATING FORECAST: St. Asgustlie to cri tical or mar. so. because of the siz-Iauk of a StriP bet. dites-s, Shirley Ann and une , affected uni versity employees Debra Kay Litton, Decatur, The MPO delayed approval of DOD, II Mi1es Small craft should exercise caution, winds southeast Originally, widening of State Road US Hlawu.ee Road and I4srcy would switch to a 10-hour work day beginning at 7a.m. Ala,, and one holler, James 151030 knuts today and tonight then southerly Saturday. Seas 4 program a month until the DOT comes was scheduled for the 1*41 fiSCal Ya' He said there woul d baa bottleneck If the back with the criteria It used t make the at a coat of $21 million, but the álay Is s-,ini'i" Sanford. a ____________________________ to 6-feet. Partly doudy with a few stswers north portiono two.iane portios is f101 III. °' fld comparison of the two expected to doulule the c, The DOT Gramkow Funeral Home is AREA FORECAST; Variable cloudiness today with a . w,i chance of showers Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Slight prOJ blames a reduction Iii SlitS gasoline Mrs Glue saul a scheduled widening in charrn of airements MON. THIU P11. "Y did not disagree that State Road revenues and an Increase In construction of rnst Oty Road his also been chance ofshowers Satur day. Highs today low and Saturday .. ThOMAS DoI mid l. Lows tonight mid to upper 1. Winds southeast 15 4$ isa problefl3, but the Orange County coats for the pV"id CIIIbet. IsaIsrd(ISU24263 delayed, but the railroad cruising Thomas Rddick, people say Silver Star Is just as big a occasionally 30 mph today decreasing some tonight. p Mrs Glenn said the Silver St Road g and OlSC$*RGIs --: .$SMINOSMRMOIIAL tie .need," said Seminole County Corn. id cost h Jonç.d probabi li ty 50 percent today and 30 percent Saturday. as of tie additional bus lanes on HOSP I TAL ________________________ James Atwat er missioner _____ Sandra Glenn today. Mrs miwon .slgjnaUy allocated to$U mil"n latar Charlie M. Hail to State Road 4$ are -' 27. 1* Glenn, Commissioner Bob French, becuse of tie addition of an owr MARCH diipid, ut Marie Hardy r-r ADMISSIONS (USPI 014M) Sanford Miyor Lee P. Moors and asd kderdi anp at the Jobi Yates Pat. Ein1ng Calvin Hicks fads. iord: otis Howard Altamcnt.Siiringi Mayor Norman Floyd way. B. Click Tie S,n&i, (uny kget.s Jolned D Sylvester Jachsin represent Seminole County on (hO MPO. lam lie Davis eCO Yb onto$et They (hOle from Olesoha Cotp*y to vote ' Friday, March 20, 1*—Vol. 12, No. in Grace U. Mc0, 11$ Up%I$$IUI $nIqo$e W ioU. Hittill DOT engineers told County have vas voles on thS MPO, SPflIIWIS p'lt a Ii,* t.tgiø, study of. Willie P. Mason Pullisbed Daily and Sunday, eace? Sulvrday by The SaaIerl • T. i't Nattani Morris officials Wedaeaday. nt at the anpual DOT has [cur and Osceola Cou N. French Ave.. Sanfard, Via. 23771. y hiss two," mw Herald, Inc.. 310 4 jg$ ki iy A. $iim.n link* orialkill wuu. aror public hearing that tie widening of the said Mrs. Giste. "Even 11 MPO Mlketalclk, J ,p wait William D. Glum, Dd.ry Second Class PoI$5. Paid at Sanlerd Piorida 32771 ____ SM II*IMSIIIII. ild J. Pl$flI5fl D.flOVS Urse.anlls____ stretch 00 State Road 4$ disagrees with DOls pm Itis., they World, but larbera A. lIndis, Deltor.a were outvoted by Orange L1 110 L. L. Scstt, Diltolti between Lynda J. Tomali*i, Deltons Boston Avenue a nd Doqej as have not us a firm yea or no an Delivery: woak, N coats; MieN, given Mime , Rry.nt. Geneva is Gwsndslpn Barber, Lake Mary Road will be delayed until 1101-11 Qmwny whether they would Year, $43.11. Ip Mail: Wstk.$I.1I;MatL$l.7$;6Mia*I,127.IS; MLVML9Su&jii*1t plans. aèjsct to approvai of the DOT d this Butler, Lake Mary fta ____ W $'C-aW Year, SILlS. Engineer Bill Bush, Public Works Ths has never h.pp.esd before. They fedataJ goveromen.___ 0ieS' Susan Tisdwwv an,t baty ___________________ ___ CII J boy, D.$tona qairs 1doieso.t, Orange City ______________________________ ___________________________________ By DAVID M. RAZLER , - •- woman _j..._. l -.___ ___--1 ".- -- 4 Gulf Power Co., $2.65. The I'SC adopted the new formula for figuring fuel adjustment surcharges on customers' bills earlier this month, because utilities said that under the old system they were not covering rising fuel costs. Under the new system, utilities estimate their rising fuel costs for the next six months and bill their customers accordingly. Previously, utilities billed their customers for actual fuel costs of the preceding month. Commissioners have conceded all along that the new plan will cause rates to go up in the short run but say that it will lead to substantial reductions in the long run The four utilities had estimated their six-month fuel costs would be $325 million. With Shreve contending that the firnis had not supplied enough data to back up their requests, the commission wrangled into the night before shaving small amounts off the requests and approving them. Volcano Eruptions To Mount SPIRIT LAKE, Wash.(UPI) —Majestic Mount St. Helens, a sleeping giant for more than a century, roared to life wi th an explosion of ash and steam, prompting scientists to predict today an even more violent lava-spur ting eruption. Shaken by seven days of many earthquakes in the range of 4 of t he Richter scale and smaller tremors too numerous to count, the cone-shaped Cascade mountain blew its warning Th ursday, and officials immediately evacuated several hundred loggers, Forest Service personnel and residen ts from its three-county foothills area. The expl os ion touched off snow avalanches and spewed ash 35 miles away. A murky steam cur led into the sky. No one was hurt. The last eruption of Mount St. Helens was in 1857. David Johnston, volcano ex pert with the U.S. Geological Survey at Menlo Park, Calif., flew over the mountain and described a sizable crater near the summit. Other observers eMimnated the crater to be 200 to 250 feet wide. Johnston said the mountain had not yet erupted in the technical sense but showed all the signs of a full-scale eruption. "It cou ld be 10 minutes (away) or it could be three months," he said. "It has not erupted, but it probably will very soon," Johnston told reporters allowed past barricades to the Spirit Lake parking lot at t he 4,000-foot level of the snow-covered, 9,671foot mountain's north side. "This is steam explosion, a series of them." The mountain, a pict ure postcard favorite In the Pacific Northwest, has appeared for years as a giant Ice cream cone. Thursday's violence gouged a notch near the peak of the cone and decorated the cavity with a distinct chocolatecolored blotch. Johnston sa id the br own material was clay shoved through the crater, by steam pressure, to a height of 30 to 40 feet. From his he licopter view, he said he could see signs of intense heat. "It has been hea ting very good — there is some magma (molten rock) visible." A Nice Little Shop ii Selling !?Of liii?Nice ? 20% off SPRING SALE Beautiful fashions arriving daily for Easter Come In and make your selections : Johnston said the glacier on the north side of the mountain was beginning to move. "If t here is an explosion, all sorts of stuff will sta rt to come down," he said. "There is a very great hazard here tin the Spir it Lake area). I wouldn't advise staying very long." We Carry Oueen Sve. ,16 thru 52 - Sizes 16 1h to 32'h7 388 Saxon Boulevard in Saxon Plaza $sers Ooa Nmday tb,v Sahirilay lOam. to L30 Dolton P,ft ,Phone: (904) 7894888 ['IS £ la Si. - Gillette Found Innocent - ', '.-.r __ __ -,-,. _. - CUrtuS Mathes GRAND OPENINGS AT SANFORD AND NEW SMYRNA BEACH, HUGE SAVINGS ARE IN EFFECT AT ALL WESTGATE TV LOCATIONS — . UCF 'Crowned' For Queen — Model F.591R 25" p.m. Diagonal Remote Control Automatic Color Mrdw $1 0000 CASH GIVEAWAY by — But the in — Program TALLAHASSEE, Fla. i UPI ) — The way l'lorida 'Iectric companies cover their rising fuel costs has been changed and just as the Public Service Commission predicted, tht' average residential cmLstomcr will be paving more, at least for a while — as much as $9.45 cents a month more. That's the amount the bill of an average residential customer of St. Petersburg-based Honda Power Corp. will rise next month as a result of fuel adjustment charges approved Thursday by the PSC over the objections of Public Counsel Jack Shreve. Hills for average residential customers those w ho use 1,000 kilowatts a month — of Miami-based Florida Power & Light will rise $5.27: for Tampa Electric Co. , $498, and for ' - gjj' WEATHER ' AREA DEATHS - ..,,...• ' Anniversary ape Strike T alks Stall ,, ; dered, a creditable Programs in New York, Massachusetts, Florida and Ohio were termed "good" because the states had put eight or nine of the alleged energy-saving policies into Dede Schaffner, coordinator of Dividends. shows' off the "Apple Tree Award" she brought back ' Island HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) — Vowing while maintaining the vigil. "W hen I put my head on my pillow at "not to give in this technology," about In the last several days, anger and night, I wond er whether something is 200 local residents held candles and sang frustration among area residents has going to happen," she said. "I know there solemn songs in a pre-dawn vigil today inte nsified and up to 10,000 pe ople were are a lot of people who think differently. near the disabled Three Mile Island plant expected in Harrisburg this weelcnd to But I still have some terror and fear." to mark the first anniversary of the worst protest the proposed eventual reopening Local schoolchildren have begun commercial nuclear power accident in of Three Mile Island. correspo nding with pen pals in the U.S. history. "It just kind of rekindles the whole Japanese cities hit with American A. "We shall not give up. The eyes of the thing," said Joanne Noel, gazing across bombs dur ing World War II. Thursday, world are on Harrisburg today. We will the field in front of her Middletown house Mayor Paul Doutrich welcomed survinot give in to this technology," said a to where an ti-nuclear activists and local vors of the Hiroshima nuclear bomb local preacher, Rev. Bill Vastine, 66, as citizens were holding t he vigil, attack to Harrisburg. he led the observance in 35 degree ternThe Three Mile Island accident, which Many local citizens still support peratures in a field across the prompted a br oad examination of the nuclear power and Three Mile Island. Susquehanna River from the four cooling safety of nuclear power, occurred at O perator Metropolitan Edison Co. said it towers of the nuclear plant. exactly 36 seconds after 4 a.m. March was keeping a low profile. Among the protesters was Edith 1979. Aithouse, 59, who said, ,-1 am here for my "I look at the cooling towers so much I The trauma that plagued many local seven grandchildren. I'm concerned can't concentrate on my work," sa id residents was the fear of a po ssible about their future." Fran Cain, a toy poodle groomer who meltdown, the worst accident because it Mrs. Althouse and the others sang the lives about 500 yards away from the disintegrates the uranium fuel core of the African folk song, "Kumbavah,' which nuclear plant — one of its closest neigh- nuclear reactor, spewing deadly in English means, "Come by here," hors. The vigil was held in her front yard. radiation into the atmosphere. — I PROGRAM cloud cover during the night, rejoined the search at daybreak, : WASHINGTON (UP!) California, Michigan and New Jersey are doing an "excellent" Job of conserving .:: eavgy, and Florida Is doing a "good" Job, but 27 other : states have yet to take conservation seriously, ac- . / .. iö WINS ' ,. - WASHINGTON (UP!) More than a week after a House committee tested the waters and got burned, President Carter will submit a new 1981 spending plan . that keepa Saturday mall deliveries and sta ys clear of some of the committee's other unpopular budget. cutting proposals. carter is expected to send Congress a revised proposal next Monday tha t would balance next year's budget. ft was learned Thursday Carter will call for a big enough Postal Service subsidy to allow Saturday mail deliveries to continue and will propose $500 million in aid to cities likely to be hurt by elimination of state -: / ' , -. 19 & I (4 . ShipairHelicopterArmada Hunts For R* SurVIVOrS ' ' - ,"... •/ . F,, • __ d ' II au ay 'S ma N. "I' - percent of the population will complete the federal funds, forms and send them back without problems. About 80 percent of the population will There is a possible $100 fine for anyone receive a short form that takes 15 minutes to failing to fill out the form, but the emphasis is complete, and the rest a longer version t he on voluntary cooperation. bureau says can be finished in 45 minutes. People who fail to complete the forms or fill The bureau is asking not only how many t hem out incorrectly can expect a visit from a people live in a house, but their ages, in. census represen ta tive. .Keeps Electric Companies Marks to "' mental — inining where to allocate billions of dollars in 1 "up4,." - 3-Mile Carter Spending Plan : Ceremony Hike Monthly Rates :::INBRIEF . - . . .. physical By United Press International With it now appearing the 50 American hostages in Tehran will be held until at least July, the United States has put Iran on notice it has not ruled out using force to end the 146-day-old crisis, The only hope offered by Iran that a peaceful solution co uld be reached sooner than mid-summer came from President Aboihassan Bani-Sadr, who said Thursday Ayatollah Huhollah Khomeini could intervene and shorten the time the hostages spend in captivity. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee at the same time announced it would present a white paper I.)rea1)1 Forms - U.S. May Still Use Force To Free Hostages In Iran - Census PreDawn Friday, March 28, 1980-34 Delayed By 436 Issue Regents Study 4-Day Week -. .' !bsiI,,l E3761 . OAIIIAWN MIMORAL ___ TO ENTEk — •• 19" Diagonal Remote Control Autonn1ilii: (.olor • EACH SATURDAY THRU APRIL 12th • - 'l1,-I I. I'4U . • Stop by either the New Smyrna or Sanford location for an Entry Blank. Simply fill it out and you will be eligible for that week's drawing, $100 in cash prizes will be given away each week at both locations. You need not be present to win. 25" Diagonal Automatic Color Electronic Tuuing .- Muditi • i-'7 714 25" Diagonal Remote (ontrol Auloinittli Odor - ' _____ _____ ,' — j - W — W ----- , • ut. M...Ii Ps4; . - ___________________ - Ik'naJd 0 ____ hMIjdL ffiaá. IM Wü ______ Kohl) .usg .ye eveans t I LAi *171111 • least. 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They had 26 prisoners In the room, prisoners who were indistinguishable from the members of the public sitting only a few chairs away. Files were stacked high behind the bench, on the clerk's table, and the crowded tables occupied by attorneys from the public defender's and state's attorney's offices. In the past, a long arraignment docket had maybe 20 names on It. Tuesday's had more than 50 and ran to six pages. The short' afternoon court session ran until after 3 p.m. From the experiences of the put few weeks, It "Where Around N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Friday, March 28, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock By DAVIDM. RAZLER Will Camp David ,.-. jail at Five Points, down U.S. Highway 17-92 near Seminole Community College. new - sessions where defendants are formally told what charges the state's attorney has brought aMnst them and on what day their trial will be set only one day a week, is a failure. There's just too much business to bring before the judges In one afternoon. And the judges can't handle keeping track of Judge (USPSAS)210) 300 looks like the plan to hold arraignments OURSELVES Years ago It was decided it would be easier to Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. prosecution and move judge, defense attorneys to the Jail, rather than move, however, many prisoners are due for court appearances to the downtown courthouse. deck, - Although the court personnel more than 50 names as attorneys for both defense and prosecution and certain defendants receive certain kinds of treatment trial date poetponments, lowered ball, release on their own recognizance, Johnson says. The plan, which eliminated the county's traditional Friday afternoon felony arraignments, moving them all to Tuesday, was meant to save time for judges and clerks, who will soon have to travel about 10 or more miles a day to the, !Gardening will make the trip out to the jail every day for first appearance sessions before one of the three county judges, would be saved somehow It was decided méney by consolidating two days of more extensive - I NoNeed hearings into one. But the system just doesn't seem to be working, court officials say. The dockets are just getting too long for anyone to cope with. - urn Begin of Israel, President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt and King Hussein of Jordan to meet with him separately in the White House to discuss the situation In the Middle East. Friends of Israel In this country must be concerned about the recent trend of events in Israel. A series of moves by the Israeli govern: - WN00000-~ I S tea To iii seems to threaten the successful conclusion of the peace process Initiated at Camp David in 1978. Fiat, the Israeli cabinet voted to settle Jews in the city of Hebron, located on the West Bank of the Jordan River in territory occupied by Israel since the 1967 war and still under Israeli military government. It was proposed that three houses In Hebron be rehabilitated to serve as Jewish residences. These houses would be surrounded by entirely Arab neighborhoods in the Arab city and would represent the first Jewish settlement in central Hebron since a massacre of Jewish residents occurred in 1929. It was Impossible to see how the proposed settlement would contribute to Israel's national security. Instead it would be a symbolic action that would please Israelis who wish to annex the entire West Bank, that would anger Palestinians and that would create a new security risk for that % . as 6.6-6 or 8-8-8 at the rate 012 pounds per 100 square feet four times each year. Once established Pampas grass is The plumes of Pampas grass are ractical1y trouble free. There is no need highly prized for indoor decorations. "to spray for insects or any other Plumes used for this purpose should be bothersome garden pests. It will grow in cut as soon as they have fully emerged. most soils and responds very well to They can be used in dried arrangements Pampas grass. variations among seedlings in growth frequent fertili zation. Pampas grass should be planted where immediately after harvesting or dried by habit, period of flowering, and size and It grows in large clumps eight to 10 feet hnrw nf n!ttm . trzwtiv nnd functional niant when used it will rp.'.iiti full uun ,n,wt nf fl!( II hanging upside down and used later. high, aring in te mer silvery- grow four to five feet tall. Therefore, it uniformity is desired, correctly in the landscape. It can be used will grow very slowlyand usually will not One word of caution when using these white or pinkish silken plumes which There is a slight difference in the Pampas grass should be propogated by as a specimen plant in Isolated locations produce plumes when grown in shady plumes indoors. They will shed and may rise to a height of 12 feet. There are plumes between male and female plants, dividing the clumps rather than by seed, on large lawns or as a screening plant for areas. become quite a problem. This can be many ornamental forms of Pampas The female plants produce plumes that Pruning Is usually done before growth sunny locations. To obtain good growth and plume prevented by spraying mature plumes grass. Some have rose or purple flowers are broad and full due to sUky hairs begins in the spring. Prune away any Unfortunately many homeowners production Painpas grass should be with hair spray Wore using them in and others are smaller plants that only covering the tiny flowers. The males brown leaves and dead materials that plant Pampas grass as a foundation fertilized with a complete fertilizer such arrangements. be built 10,000 dwellings, virtually all of them for Jews. The project was criticized by the Israeli mayor of Jerusalem, Teddy Kollek, on the grounds that funds for the pro lect are unavailable and the move would aggravate the tensions between Israelis and Palestinians. izyak Shamir was Third, . He has a good point. Steam power for railroads should be re-examined. Before 1956, steam powered the vast ma jority of trains In the United States. Steam engines would utilize a fuel the U.S. has in abundance. Furthermore, steam can be made as environmentally acceptable as diesel power Proponents of steam haven't In mind returning to the choo.choo of yesteryear. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Surely you aren't proposing that any of them The lettering on be extracted?" usually enjoy. Heavy arguments, but On dW dMPIY Mad "Nathan Windfinger, . "Now, now," Dr. Windfinger said D3.S." 'soothingly. "Don't start jumping to con- Unless psassrby were aware that I nitials stood for "Doctolr of Budiptary'Sur- RK110gillt& I called an Dr. Windffter to seek a second making excisions Owe." ,,But isn't that awfully dangerous?" I opinion with respect to last week's recom- protested. "From what I have heard about ' : dieselfuelhOthisar"whadersOmbfila- was taken for granted. President Carter had , ' been saying for days do budget needed to __ _____ ____ Into the payroll the budget doctors might d popul ___ good on Jinuny CWI Pfl1R Ii Inflation by bslsr1ag the federal bedgit stead tO_ ___ $ in do pwwd bibaw ____ he _____ mayor of - - " 'deputy , _________ u 4 I of ' _ WV melts * ladna. IbWS The se '. la tern IAN w" ad of keep epsid wan to hive ' An haiW trs* of Iai,Iist M' - IM4d $3.3 U wi • lb 'I.- ' .. - ": ..•.,, ' s '. . '.,.. - I r ., ... ":. 'èij 'I 4 . " .7 lanned a "fun . ' H. r i V L. k U—.., "N Ms datO todis wo'Jd you most ilk.to punch-out?" action s*e lid ss*P cafla- ______________ them too much? GETTING IN DEEPER _________________ YOUR LOVE WARM I 'T 4 '* : ' ' -, " . ' - ' '•l: 1. '.rs. ... N, - 4 . . ~11 , :'; . - European regional headquarters into new space in Brussels. But the two oftictals It sent overto negotiate dienow arrang.msM'.atV cost Id plane fares and expense. of $3,195 to 95u ,dUmene by d1oosi14 . ..,,_1 --" LEADING A OG'S mod lar furniture,a W&MM ta ~r;;Ikz~ my reporter Carol O'Connor. Over the next ' __ u 1',' • 7 , - •,... . ..j ....... bd you will ale9 comfort a frightesed child, calm and % TONY RUSSI• INSURANCE: : 322-6$62 2417 FRENCH AVE.: SANFORD ......... PLUM6104r, IL HEATING INC I 0 Pat Tom Netsel. What Is leading a dog's We really like? According to Netsel's story In OURSELVES Talk with yow scbeol awse or restart a school welig pampered and looked . better than their owners, At Jan's Produce- beutthd _j pe.ple how to care (or mere. Andysucudotbesela a v iety of settings ar .,itais, cuaici, physicians' health ofs, p agencies and la private _____ Wberedid you alert a thysIclaa to a okuge in a patient's coadition, teach Beede, chairman of the Seminole Dog Fanden Association Fun Match held In Sanford, just might be trying to get Whitney and thopper to smile for Herald Staff Writer and Photographer practice. LIFE ' ., .11 . I ' The FAA is spoding $WOU.71 to move its 09 may Indeed carry a bean; . . J . (0 I W * _________ - .0 .1 formation sheet professional ursiag. Then share that •' ' BIrth Announcement FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN ON WHITE EGGS and welfare, the only that made cencems be made were these , JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WOO. Pai $AT.4 SUN. SAM 1111:11 PM Laca$edla The Iesr The knIerd ViNes' hoer Fte. Market. PHONE 323-1414 • PW __ . _____________ _______________ • 0 0 PHONE e ~ __________ _________ DRIVERS >iii _pic' snappy -I can say to correct these people who call me "sir" without embarrassing DEAR ABBY: I am a straight "A" high school student (girl) who has always wanted to be a nurse. When! told my high school ALL 0 0 77hought: Nothing great is ______________ ___ • 0 ever achieved without en. DEAR GETTING: Skip the correction unless It's Important for the gender-bender to know whether you're a — , "sir" or a "madame." CALL your brains, you should information with your high Getting muffled? Whether ~ consider medicine; all nurse school counselor. He has a lot you want a formal church WALL wedding or a simple do-yourdoes Is carry bedpans and to learn! DEAR ABBY: I am a 45. own-thing ceremony, get follow the doctor's orders." Now I'm confused, What Is year-old woman who has Abby's new booklet, "how to always had a very deep voice. Have a Lovely Wedding." your opinion? PLANNING MY FUTURE I think it Is getti ng deeper Send $1 and a long, stamped DEAR PLANNING: with age, because lam being (28 cents) self-addressed Nursing is one of the most called "sir" more frequently envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky interesting and rewarding when I talk on the telephone. Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. 12. Can you think of something professions a caring person __________________________ could choose. As a nurse, you .s ' Have A Lot To Learn counselor that I had chosen nursing, he seemed disappointed, and asked, "Why?" I told him I wanted to help people, aria he said, .",vim ' a lot of time and taxpayers' money on problems of Interior decorating. N tvIIIng food ata •.., " with problemns In the wild blue yonder, of the Inie capital gain tax, While this might raise of the balaniM bueI U*aiib In. asnici as $1 by In escouradi* property ownweto sell their G.e i4retI' WM (0hiVs pSMiI5 assets, It would benefit mainly the rici. -1 are used — l.a predidth*.fltsme stsly,a m.i "While other members were talking ClmL (0 Saturday, at 2:30 p.m. in Red campground last week. . _- " will sars $46,100 In rest by using less ace. Mumbfie, the gy has $4$,14L$IfornewdssbaaddmirsInáIcN In West VirgInIa, Georgia and Cskira4 that programs. Stars, from the Town and celebrated tier "Sweet 16" For the celebration of the Country League In Tampa, birthday at "JESUS 80" 9 ' WATCH ON WAIrM- Mw Federal Aviation ' a .. 'l ___ generated. FOR I 0 . . AdmInIstratIon, which is supposed Jesus 80 gathering had • • •• •. 'D LOW COST 0 • AUTO * ••INSURANcE . '. ____ ___ ;fr. __ V- - V~l things in life. . ::::. U '. And the FAA will be spending lasodreds of Mr. and Mrs. Carl (Joyce) Thompson of Sanford, ansounce thousands to repaint Its fleet of 70 aircraft even furtl gains for the very rich and of their first child, a son, Carl Marcus, Jr. who and 'e birth orange, black ad White to paráculuiy Big Oil, maid one oce Weighed in at 7 lb, S or. on March 17 at Winter Pitt Memorial Long's IntransIgence infuriated other blue own the neat few ye. (0 agr :osoltal. aanu In a" U.s. Lug said It would hi conferees. "I can't believe my ears," Rep. — lbS new Library of ru'wlan*. grad * Ineia.:'rte to thS b' nts are Mrs. Qiarles H. Thompson of to*" of wr~ J4 Balling, 1)-Mo., told Lcng "Your scheduled to open tide w, will feshire a far the scuiptire o U airece $t will la 1 discussion doom't belong In a room of Lbs 1360* uelbsr' and the te Mr. Thompson. Maternal grand I '. j' for a lalenred PtY (bit IIPIa.1ItI the POOPIS" Cost Wi adb"' $3vMS (0 utD srents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stelnmsyer Sr. of Sanford. hd(0ustheemscepir1tofSIS' vedW.. of all In seitipiwe, a tromse titled Casonde of Books, bit. part ci their conservative es! Even Sen. Hobart Byrd, D-W. Va., felt aternal great g dm ther is Mrs. Thetis Thompson of "it van In:" a. cee measures $ by 00 test, ad will add to the " Thsy ,a. wlly iSe.h,.sii s the Ii. wic movedtoaayatonspoiat: "Comeon.R' 1' was then. told my aoia$s Peter GlUt, we're all cutting." #s light bill by cu%%M oil tree light yuer.iM shakssa of ha. sweatIng '!Lvsrpums elm In tiWS from ft so. Comimnte,eiiawodepatthslddaws* But Long refused to be budged. (rn 'ngp5," aid ems Ikipad Whit partitululy urns' - j ' on Saturday, watch the sports Jackson Heights School In Casselberry, Longwood, section for the results, I Oviedo, and Margie,a teacher Winter Springs area, are now friends and members of the Rev. Robert E. Burns said, family on March 1. ___ the asasts's ia.i teis, Bob Wright celebrated his to care of the .:th Board of Directors. - the affected special Interest pospe. boardroom buddiei the ktllgnsdldn'tnesd its lobbyistain suggnte, for at1r oe. it iauii iong 'm.re we gonmedccuJd raise additional revenue l .pthessade,"t.m.tor's.tm accsIerath the decontrol of oil is tm (5J "JSS ( plan wauld Indeed raise an estimated $ iUion in Sd41U'I'I taxes, but It would also U* to thMbeWIn.sdK$bIUk'a ' "Hi 11USd 1* den ft C 1 •.. . Bob, who teaches at 12 years old, from the appointed June Lormann, chapel which can now take 14th birthday with a few of his birth of their beloved '' ___ In to °"' °°"' I hardening of opposition. Th. first time out the negative_re*rise was 63.4 percent. It rpee to 17,1 peroi in 197$, to 17.9 in 197$ and 61.2 In the ltest . wilarkm I -, added. former residence of Henry ' Swann, president, and Lucy Fairburn into the ~ .' Richard successive theecIa1we1faepramsthstwerebelng proceeded to submit a list of proposals he diaDwbM1d there. The meetings were dalmed would help balance the budget All of an ___ , i / . What "'urned In the home will carry memorable birThe members of the church at 6:30 and the buffet dinner at Lake Mary Elementary the Central Florida chamin business and personal worked long and hard (over at thday party. Stephanie Jones, a student Many happy School, are both active parpions. 7:30. Ii'elations outside the home, he ,Q() hours) to convert the ticipants in running They will play the Tampa at Lake Brantley High School. returns of the day, Stephanie. . backing up this attitude on their retfnL to i= who check off the authorIzation channel a dollar from returns Into presidential campaign financing rema1E a and virtually stationary mInty, according to IRS tabulations.) osiuon cuts across soonoinic, political, sexual and geographic lines. High andlow.Ijicome, Republican and Democratic, , f.respondents lined up In the majority. Opposition is strongest In•:the Central, Mountain and Pacific regIons.. St. Louisbaaed political res.Srch organization has been going to the pub1lcrIth the questlion every year since 11177 and, the _____ libuis __ ___ __ ' are more demanding of government attention ____ _____ will hold their Awards potliing, he said. Respon- moved to it's new location at Banquet at the Quality ,' "albility. cuing', and sharing 219 Wa& Street. North. The cash bar will begin ' . and funds. (Taxpayers would appear tit be ____ or his Uncle EarL were Knowing all this Democratic Mill adeusded by Long's bakavior a. of the series of cdocr n*etIi. WIM concesulonsl iisrt lenders anti White Moass . March 15 at Florida Hospital. I teAthes' Congregation Church has it n't Budge: \t Budget perUcular1yBlgoli.ThsLoideIa"Dcmoorat 61 '• ': than an outsider would be Heather, born on Feb. 1, as The Florida Central United, the Florida Cup for State beautiful birthday cake and paid for the same work, Never soon ong a soccer team In Casselberry, Champions, The Winter Springs Cornas M ar gie w as good wishes in an atmosphe re s tr e Winter Springs Ser,put a child on a dole system of mu n it y Evangelical tomaThand made up of young boys under La Sertoma Clubs enough. game already charged with joy the If you cannot see the IVo __ ____ It - overseas, all business ceases Review Committee has ac- its new meeting place. are "other priorities" — unspecified — that "Wouldn't there be a risk that in cuUft _______ _____ el , .1 . * was the siesta. In many areas Comprehensive Planning the fellowship of the church in their third son, Chad, born Cynthia Heather all the good A whopping 77.5 percent believes that there ____ BERRY'S WORLD _, precisely reversed, appears in approval of the existing campaign fujukaigirig system by voluntary contribution —69 percent . ___ _____ ___ ; '. ,;. '.' i1 same response pattern, only almost m makes no attempt to pa. I I '' r' lopsided percentages. have some of Iti expenditures removed. camp would be enormous. accidentally snip off part of the congressional the hardline.Arabs who have denounced But diy anyo operation as pay scale? And wouldn't that create dtUdfUl ne esp1 interest in steam power for trains is a David from the beginning as a betrayal of the Saturday mall taking out complicaliots?" drastic as minder that solutions to America's____ 'fl.ii Palestinian us Dr. Wlndflnger shock his head. deliveries, rm,eflI sharing programs and the They weaken the position of Egypt's President problems need no t come from futuristic istance AthninhstraLaw Enforcement Ass may be solved by "They can avoid that risk by Implanting a Anwar el-Sadat, who is becoming more and more technology. Many protems ' tion. Vat type utube in the payroll and draining off the excess using technology that , of Isolated in the Arab world as an advocate of peace ployed te d vent of low-cod Impor tlroughattrltlon," he assured me. "It takes a the ad before formed " It should never be ft with Israel. re ce payroll swelling that litt le longer to du oIL until all the options have been carefully They make more difficult reaching the way bit It Is less of a shock to the system." Acaeein point: Iresdrecentlyofafxiner weighed. agreement on Palestinian self-governmentcalled Ithenputhlinonthehotseat. Pa., who has a fusI.producing for in the Israel-gypiian peace treaty. That near Lebanon, Dr. Wtndftnier went to his fIles and fished ap1,ft I said, looking him hard In the eye, on his 100-acre farm. 1 fuel he out the i-rays taken of the budget agreement will provide for aelfgovermnent for prodUC$ "glveittomestralght.Isthereanyguarantee 1,73 automobile, powers theresldentsoftheWeetBaflkafldtheGaZaSlrlP lawn tractor, and his farm tractor. In ad that even with major surgery the budget win Placing me In front of the light, he said, ever be balanco , The one-year perIod specified in the treaty Al#Gw% It . tuwA ,, i " "You an see extensive swelling around me document for reaching the agreement will come water furnace. He rubbed his chin reflectively, "There is Pentagon section and a rather severe to an end April 25. Agreement seems distant at Ingenuity in adaption of tadmical processes distention hi the regulatory region. Either One no such thing as economic certainty," he this time. of the de$dL" replied, choosing his words carefully. "But ch IsatrditioalhallfllwkofA!OIrICI.Thsre'$ could cans, an A stronger effort must be made to rea "G.e willikens, Dcc," I cried "even I, an unless there are unforeseen political side real place for It today In enurgyrslatad alnsdlaYmM,ke0Wthatdefan11Pr0j1C5 effects, the prognosis is good." agreement on the autonomy Issue by the agreed aoperations. deadline. That, we presume Is the purpose of the White House meetings set up by Mr. Carter. JACK ANDERSON And Israel must refrain from actions that give the Impression that It intends to annex the occupled territories. Otherwise the search for a Mideast peace settlement will be set back. The Israel-Egypt peace treaty will mean little In the absence of a settlement of the Palestinian Issue, which Is the WAMMGMN — it's to — W kWICABY, in Wood," and he just said he was not going to ff permanent central issue that MUst be the (apMi,l'a IJ Room, named after the man the sanie sacrifices. Washington that Sen. Ra1U Long Is an os4h mY 0 peace ever Is to come to the Holy Land. p' who To make matters worse, Long (bait wulbasbed tthwp4cn of BIg Bi*.* and Long . . I campaign furiding, and by almost identical 7ut R - I type Of swpq would be advised closely linked to congressional salaries. _____ - Longwood-Winter Springs F "When I was a student in Bob is the son of Robert and run." ,cArea Chamber of Commerce The party started at 10:30 ' college and seminary, I never Uaire Wright of 1113 Quin'had 48 members and guests FITZPATRIN enrolled In the introductory tuplet Drive, Casselberry, a.m. with an invocation by attend their regular luncheon course in Dry Wall, nor and a student in the eighth Rev. Michael Holland of the meeting Monday at Quality Winter springs Elementary Plumbing 1, nor grade at South Seminole Free Methodist Church in Ann North. _J the Survey of American Middle School. Sanford. He and his wife, Carmine Bravo introduced Hardware, nor Basic CarIncidentally, Claire is Becky, Lewis Jacobs, in32242p7 :::ent 'the guest speaker, Gennaro pentry 1, but has my planning to open a new structor of the Conditioning "Jerry" Siciliano who spoke education improved!" business in Longwood Class at Seminole Community f his business ex periences In -. There was a near capacity sometime after the first of College, and 30 other friends the United States and replacing Bill Hatfield, who crowd at the first service In April. Good luck to Claire in ran the three-mile course, ;' Overseas, then joined Margie and the regretfully resigned due to a the new church on March 2. this new venture, Among the comparisons of conflict of time with his Pastor Burns welcomed other 50 non-runners who had ,, businesses in the states and business. Lisa Huskey who Is the first Congratulations to Pete and come to congratulate the .fnany of the foreign nations The Seminole County member to be received into Sue Kinsley on the birth of young parents, and wish little . exteWbothandmaone dollar for each raised by a candidate nnUo by the House Budget Committee, governmental anatomy, the federal payroll Is ___ _____ -'14 Unity . _____ ;' I By ___ ' _. IVA* t, .! S 1".. 0 I'$ fattening congressional campaign kitties with public funds, compared with an approval percentage of 23. The arguments in favor of public f inan cing Scalpel, Nurse, Stand noted that "w u I Reviews Family .., u..,. .... " A firm 68 percent of all interviews opposes LIGHTER SIDE The conversion to diesel fuel by America's railroads occurred because imPorted oil was cheap. An art11e In Railway Age last August lcing ,,gi Stern Gang guerrillas and later a secret agent of steam power is Israel's foreign security service, is seen as a the Western states, It's absurd to being costly ~16 1.4 " . .. ..1rom the noon hour until after cepted Bo Simpson and Tom The Senior E.C. Youth Chad is a sturdy baby who John Bryant of Sanford --:.a .3:00 p.m. gr oup acted as hosts and weighed 9 lb., 9 oz. at birth . He came in first in 16 minutes, Norrell as new members. .- He also stressed the urgent David Chacey presented the hostesses at the annual will join his two older Bob White, second, W.R.- Herald Photo by Jons, Cassolbo"V need for family life to be Beautification Award to Russ Reunion Banquet brothers, Pete, 11, and David, Thomas, Oviedo was third, Stephanie Jones serves finger lickin' good t)irthclay cake to Greg Sowder. strengt he ned since a strong Allen, president of the First at t heir home on 1116 and Morr is Rushy of Maitland are that by relieving candidates of a degree of Dick Hermann, a former 2, ....,family th unit is e foun da Lee Phillips, teani coach, setting. Stephanie and her Quintuplet Dr., Casselberry. was fourth. encourage better tion Federal Savings and Loan financial pressure It would of linebacker for the Los on. a strong state and Pete Kinsley, assistant Friends From the South Th ar unt il 1:30 e p ty lasted campaign ethics and keep eVe Angeles Rams was the guest He feels each child in a Bob and Margie White, 104 in the afternoon, with good coach, have high hopes for Seminole Cell Group from terest in Dich Rozansky presented removing special within reason by speaker and the "Young S. Moss Rd., Winter Springs, food and good fellowship their team to win the game on Calvary Assembly , .,, family should be given a the Winter Church, money and the buUt-in advantage of wealthy Springs Floridians" from Central .responsible job, and be paid Businessman Award to wanted to celebrate the birth shared by good friends. Saturday, which will Put theill enjoyed this special festlVf, Dr. G. Fl candidates. It would also foster more even orida were the guest of their daughter, Cynthia 1;Jor the work done, even more in the first of four rounds for occasion and shared the am among the most vital parts of the budget. ssei By DICK WEST cunts ti era. tremendous fuel source along its speaker . long but rapidly has become a habit in politics, American style. Recall that foregoing this found money every other candidate was striving to quali fy for made John Connally briefly a news Item this time out, But It Is not a habit that Is proving tching. It Is not, for specthc example, likely to catch on at lower levels of the federal government despite recurring legislative proposals to extend public financing to congressional states and the District of Columbia. What Makes You Think H's Political?" Bank.If Dayan was seen as a serni-dove in a hard- Psy*4"t-goes proposition. line administration, Shamir, once a leader of ft '14 plant. The plants are usually purchased from a nursery quite small and planted very near the house. The plant will look great the first year, but after several years it usually grows so large that it will be difficult to find the house for the In And Around Longwood, Winter Springs in a recent poll on the subject, has any influence in the decision. Conducted by Civic Service, Inc., In February, It compiles the responses of voting-age Americans In all 50 He held up an x-ray of the federal payroll. dispute with Begin over conduct of the Palestine new technology. No public funds need be gory," they would never guess this was the cutting Into this area, they can reduce office of one of America's foremost "By pressure around the Pentagon section without autonomy talks and Israeli policies on the West diverted for development. Steam should be a ' - campaigns. At least not If public sentiment, registered . who resigned as foreign minister last year in a would require only minimal Investment in ca e. , Financing presidential campaigns in part with public funds hasn't been around very "" '.. accords and the 1Irae1-Eg'pt1sn peace treaty, steam power Is'.o'Uttle discted In this which he criticized. He succeeds Moshe Dayan, country. Steam Power for trains In the 1N Palestinians. accumulate at the base of plants. However, I would advise that you move slowly and wear jeans, a long sleeved shirt and gloves when pruning Pampas grass as the leaves have razor sharp edges which can cut through the skin very easily. Pampas grass can be a very at. ... Jo hn Poi ' George Dacy, a student of the railroad Industry, writes to me from Peabody, Mass.: "some research should be done today on steam power versus diesel, bearing in mind the benefits of steam from American coal, mined by Americans, paid for with American dollars to be spent In this country, which wouldreduce the balance of trade deficit and strengthen our dollar overseas." OPEC first began turning the screws, the Burlington Northern was paying about-& dime a gallon." IAA swmw appointed foreign the BN was compelled to pay up to 95 cents a hawk's hawk, opposing any concessions to Um - plumes appear narrow and thin because of the absence of hairs on the flowers. I get quite a few calls by local residents as to how to go about propogating and pruning Pampas grass. First of all, there are considerable ____ minister. The appointment was made by Begin PUon. And diesel fuel costs he" soared since e. with the approval of the cabinet. Shamir at), then. k~: stained JA-the Kne" votes on UN Camp Day lVa strangs that the kin atIretlarming to • r - "-ri . Second, the Begin government expropriated They are thinking about steam turbines such as the Norfolk & Western Railroad oz. 1,000 acres of land on the fringes of East perlmented with at the beginning of the diesel Jerusalem. Most of it was Arab-owned. On It will - , ment headed by Prime Minister Menachem Begin reason. .,.r r or Yourself IN% To Pamper Established Pampas Grass Pampas grass Is a large perennial grass native to Brazil and Argentina. DON GRAFF ANTHONY HARRIGAN If i w1l thif Prpqidpnt Carter has ca lled Prime . I - Come To Dead End? Friday, March 21,191"A balift, ____ - .. _____ _ _ •. _ ran liii FreucS Ave. (Hwy. 17.82), Sanford o -. __ I A ... 2;r I ''ir :tc . ,!... r I �. . - • .• .. . •" - L -. .• . •. • .. . ...•. ....-• .--_---,- ..•.,• . - * _• N 4.. , .•..• - .•,. .i - ...b. •' r 1 —Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Sale starts tonight at p.m. Shop '1111 10 p.m. 11 �4 - :. 12 ~; -, Evening Hera ld, SPORTS SAEv•nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,March SCOREBOARD , The ". Players, ..., Owners No Closer Sidelines 0 - By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor ATLANTA (UPI) Marvin Miller says proposed maximum salaries for base ba ll players during t heir first six yea rs in the major leagues won't work. "Everybody knows it won't work," the slender, gray-haired union leader said during a rece nt visit to the Atlanta Braves camp at West Palm Beach. "That's why I don't expect salary li mi ts to hold up to the point of a str ike. "Nobody wo uld st ick to the strict let ter of. such a pay structure," Miller told the small group of sportswriters who crowded around him at the entrance to the Braves' clubhouse. "There would be too many sidebar deals. In case of a trade, it cou ld cause cha os." One of the things that bothers Miller a bout such a proposal made, of course, by t he owners committee is that it could act ually mean a pay cut for some of the you nger players when their present contracts run out. "There are some players wi th l ess t ha n six years servi ce who are already making conon siderably more than the proposed siderably maximums," said Miller. "While, accordi ng 1 Seminoles Ocala Bound Bill Payne's coaching colleagues paid the Seminole roundball boss quite a compliment today. They elected him from among nine nominations to coach the annual all-star basketball north squad for graduating seniors against the south team. The all-star contest is scheduled to take place In Gainesville the first week of August. Payne will be coaching against Miami Palmetto mentor Jay Bouton who will head up the south team in a contest that will feature 24 of the state's best graduating prepsters. "It feels great to be selected," said a happy Payne today. "There's a good bunch of players so I guess I'll just throw 'em the ball and let them make me look good." Payne will be doing a little looking himself this weekend when he, along with Tribe record breaker Bruce McCray pay a visit to Ocala. The journey has a two-fold purpose. Paynetll be taking a glimpse of most of the talent he'll be In charge of come August while McCray is making the trip to join 40 of the state's best prepeters for tryouts on the AAU team. "I think Bruce has a good shot at it," commented Payne about Mccray's opportunities to show his stuff along with the best of the rest. "They have three practice sessions for the AAU team so he'll really have to work hard in all of them to earn a spot on the team. McCray and Mainland's Sam Henry will both be working for Payne in August. Each of the nine districts in the state of Florida nominate its Player of the Year for all-star consideration. District 9, which includes the Seminoles and the Buccaneers had two players selected instead of one. "Maybe it's because we have one of the largest districts in the state," answered Payne about having the luxury of two players he knows very well. "Maybe it's because Bruce and Sam are two of the finest in the state, either way I'm glad to have them both and glad to have the opportunity to coach the all-star team." Some familiar names from the recent state tournament will also dot Payne's line-up for the affair. Among the players selected to the north squad are Alonzo Allen of Lakeland, Anthony Delany of Titusville Astronaut and Roosevelt Davidson of Ocala Vanguard. Payne also has the option of selecting two additional players to round out his 12 man squad. "Right now I have no idea who else will be on the team besides the ten players that were selected as their respective district players of the year," commented the Tribe coach. Should McCray make the AAU squad, he'll become the second Seminole to do so. Former Tribe leaper Rubin Cotton, now starring for the University of Central Florida Knights earned a spot during his senior campaign in Sanford. - - to the proposal, those maximums wouldn't affect present contracts, it coul d mean cuts in fut ure contracts up to the maximum allowed by current rules. "You know how t he players affected would react to that. How would you feel if you were a third or four th yea r player who had just had an outstanding season and your club asked you to ta ke a cut on the grounds that those maximums tied their hands?" As Miller noted, o ne of the best examples is the Braves po wer-hitti ng t hi rd baseman Bob Homer who is far a bo ve the proposed maximum for a third-year player. "If Horner continues to improve, he obviously is goi ng to be one of the top players ar ound and command a top sala ry," said Miller. "II the owners proposal became part of our agreement, his sala ry w he n he sig ned a new contract would be cut instead of going up in li ne wi th his performance." Al though he does not expect the owners' demand for salary li mi ts to be a factor in a strike which many players feel is coming, Mi ller said "Compensa tion for free agents could be a di fferen t story." He said one had to look no furt he r t ha n t he situa tion in the National Football League to see what would happe n if a team bidding for a free agent had to pay compensation in the f orm of other players. "Compensa tion, as it has in the NFL, would lock all but t he premium players out," said Mi ller. Mi ller has a bone to pi ck wi th the media. "No one wr ites a bo ut the lower salaried players," he said. "All you read abou t are those who sign the multi-million dollar contacts and that's only a very small handful. "Don't forget that a player's first chan ce to decide for himself where he will play comes after he has spent six years in the ma jors pl us whatever it took (in the minors) to get him to that point. In ma ny cases, he's actually near the end of his career abou t 80 percent of his major league car eer is beh ind him. "The more difficult it becomes for him to make a change, the less chance he has to take - advantage of the free agent status. Sure, the owners would like that. It means smaller payrolls. But we're looking at It from the the only real viewpoint of the player commodity in professional sports." Miller is aware of the fact that the genehil public has little sympathy for, a baseball (3-2) 10.60. strike. io "The players know they are not going to win the public relations battle in this dispute," he said. "Too many fans, many of whom have to struggle to come up with the price of a baseball ticket, can't understand, especially when the only stories they see are about the million-d ollar players, why the players should have any complaint. race "But really, like in any labor dispute, this is all relative. We're trying to maintain gains we've fought so hard for in the past. Proposals like salary limits and free agent compensation would be a backward step." And, according to Miller, if that means a baseball strike this spring, so be it. 0 1 r E -. , 7 Sugar t,r ' With Pitching B United Press International Billy Martin recently took over the last-place A's in Oakland, but they al ready has him smiling a bo ut th eir surplus of big. l ea gue pitching arms. Thursday, it was Brian Kingman's t ur n to shine and the 25year-old righ thander he lped the A's beat the Sa n Diego Padres, 6-1. Today, Steve McCatty, who celebra ted his 26th bir thday last week, pitches for t he A's against the Cleveland Indians. Kingman didn't allow a hit for five innings, then gave up two in the sixth, which was his final inning. "The kid can pitch," beamed Martin. "So, can a lot of other guys around here. It's not going to be easy to tell some of these guys they have to go ba ck to the minors, but I can carry only nine or 10 pitchers." Rob Picciolo helped Kingman in Thursday's victory, hi tting a two-run homer in the Fo urth for Oakland's f inal two runs. Reliever Dave Heaverlo ran into tr ouble In the nin th when th e Padres loaded the bases on him wi th none out. But Bob Lacey ca me on to get Willie Montanez to hit Into a double play and ret ired Bob Sweet on a roller to third to end the game. E lsew he re, Tor onto whipped Cincin nati, 7-2, Houston edged Montreal, 6-5, Pittsburgh beat Minnesota, 4-2, Philadelphia pounded the Chicago White Sox, 12-5, Atlanta downed Texas, 75, In 10 Innings, Kansas City nipped St. Louis, 2-1, Boston ruuted Baltimore, 9-1, Los Angeles walloped the New York Mets 12-5, Milwaukee defeated Seattle, 7-2, California shaded the Chicago Cubs, 2.1, San Francisco trounced Cleveland, 7-I, and the Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees, 4.2. Alfredo Griffin drove in three runs with a homer and single as Toronto's exhibition record improved to 8-5 Jeff Leonard cracked a two-ru n homer and Craig Reynolds tripled home Luis Pujols in Ho uston's seventh-Inn ing rally Dave Parker smacked a two-run homer and Phi l Garner lashed a two-run double to help Pittsburgh even its preseason record at 7.7 M ik e Schmidt and Garry Maddox homered during Philadel phia's nine-run fo ur th inning Ken Smith and Charlie Spikes had RBI hits In the 10th to spark Atlanta after Billy Sample's three-run homer tied it for Texas in the ninth Hal McRae's two-run homer in the sixth broke up a scoreless duel for Kansas City Jim Rice drove In four runs with a home run, a single and a sacrifice fly to highlight Boston's 18hit at tack Steve Garvey drove in six runs wi th four hits, including a ho me run and a pair of doubles, for Los Angeles Larry Hisle, returning from last year's shoulder in jury, capped M ilwaukee's five-run second Inning with a two-run do uble Bobby Grich cracked a two-run homer as California snapped a four-game losing streak Vida Blue held Cleveland to one unearned run and fo ur hits in seven Innings for San Francisco and rookie Da ve Stegman cracked a tireerun homer In the seven th inning to give Detroit its third straight victory. ... Tennis Title s t Fly 2 i 2 RBI, Parker fl HR 4 RBI Recor d s- LaC Brantley 8 9, Trinity Cleve Itt. Washington tii Milwaukee 143 Denver 95 Los Angeles 97. Utah ç Portland 96. San Diego 93 Friday's Games Cleveland at Boston Phla at New Jersey Atlanta at Washin gton Detroit at Hu5ton San Antonio at Indiana Mil* vs Kansas City at St Lou's San Diego at Los Angeles Portland at PhOt'n,, Golden State at Sp',itt(e Saturday's Game Utah at Chicago ILI I. 1 Oviedo at Leesburg (3 30 p m Sanford at Lyman (3 30) p m ) . Spruce Creek at Daytona Beach Father Lopez (7 30p m ) JUNIOR VARSITY Winter Park 3. Lake Howell 1 T1 '' Baseball St Louis Aquinas at Flagler, 3 p.m. John Jay at FIT, 3 p.m. Stetson invitational Semi finals at 3 and 7 p m JUNIOR COLLEGE Seminole 4, Cen. Fla. I __ _____________- Softball s 6DO TOPS IN TOURNEY Tim Vincent Co-sponsors Mary Wheichel,. far left and Esther Ridge, far 1ght, present awards to the winners of the Mary-Esther Women's Golf Tourna"mRnt held at the Mayfair Country Club Wednesday. First place winners were, MJiiam Andrews and Mary Ann Bw-h man. Runners up in the tournament were Ada O'Neil and Dottie Sullivan. r ) Puzzling D. . ... ... ... ... - EL_ Brewer's Bamberger Recovering Well San Diego (55) vs. Chicago (N) at Militia, An:., 3 p.m. Seattle vs. San Francisco at Phoenix, Ariz., 3 p.m. - - today. - ___ Today's Games Colby Valencia, 3p.m. South Florida at Brevard, 3 p.m. Florida Baseball School At Sanford Thursday's Results 10, Western St. New York Maryland 3 Farleigh 10, Plymouth St. Dickinson 2 ,KenI 3, Northwood 2 Kent St. 17, Farlelgh St. 0 10, Western St. New York at St. Maryland 6 Northwood 10, Plymouth St. 2 Today's Games Western Maryland vs. Plymouth Watson ____ State, 10:30a.m. Fainleigh vs. Northwood Dickinson, 10:30 am. Kent State vs. New York State, 10:30 am. HIGH SCHOOL Sanford 6, Bishop Moore S Wells' Homer Rallies _____ ___ Seminoles Over Hornets ___ ___ fla,ihin. W.fl.,nhnnr ---'"' ' p ________________________________________________________________________________________ % I0 000 003 021 000 z-s 2 I. Moire _______________________________ Sanford - Law, PonlIg (7) and Spain; 'Cor,wll, Bernier (7) and Paquette; Hitters: Sanford- Wells HR. 2 R51's, Law 35; Bishop MooreSt. Dogi HR, 2 RBls. L, Howell II, Spruce Creek O g MRNE Spi'vceCrek 'LLHiweII . ISO 100":- 0 2 040 303-Il 7 S I Kutsukos. Schwarztager and Dearduff. Boatwright and 'Reindl, Summers. M. Hitters: Lake Howell - ReIndI 23. Boat wriit HR, Records: Lake Howell 13.3, Spruce Creek 6.9. Srantley II, Trinity l Lake Lk.Snaatlsy Trinity $12 212 5-1113 2 001 00 0- 2 ,'3 Chlarenze. Manendel (5) and t .T. 4i, I , it -e-I ~ I: ... 11 " . I - - --. a - , _;: ,, III " ,.J, .,~ I - ; - "~ , ~. . k ,. . ,,~i _ El * . 0 .0-,',~.. __ .. .. V I ,- ~ 1.4 : ~, _-,-~ .. , ..I'. , . ivft'Mi I,- ,. ,-,--, - ." - '. OW !L ...JN-747" ff", w T_ ( * 11 , 11110 i (IlliIit ill) ti,i t iiiii1 'AItH that, lit' illflUt'(it's. \i; into a ilitta irivestiiicnts you (l(lr1't kniss about. I iIi(lr1 Intvt' tIi1l1l)t(ll (zui(lan(e. I a ll l) but l)tur1(itrltiri his, but hi' laukadaisival at tuiie runner now then but that's a pit('t' 01 pretty valuable prope rty Iii have tiut there tin (lie base paths .III tht want to do my job and pull share and help Texas win, Vt)rt1 for s'.Or(l, that's Virtually the same thing he says now except this time has a little piece of atMce for his old club, the Yankees. ''They should run more,'' 54i5 M ic k the Q ui ck. Fine, Nit (lie Yankees, a s constituted, aren't much of a ruiiruing IiIl club. After Ruppert Jones and Willie Han dtilphi. who are they going to get to run. Ron Guidry? The l.ouisiana lefty Is I)rol)ably the 1Lstt runner on the club and has been used as a pinch is and my S11111cont. 110I)li11 lilt, (1I' Thilugll Flaini. ilk' horses I dolit think thus hurt flt (lit ln',t'stlri prii'rIy is it iltil ti iiitl[e tll,lil ,iri thin:. .'lst' d like ii help this clUb 's', in a pennant and I think wi i(lt 1 Shot, Ri's ers s.IVi ''1 )t'pends in the t)itChl1 hianigirig Ili there. We hiai unit', hurt', and t ,''re ciii iii n togtthit'r uloiser all the' tuite. like c did ii', r lia thiert' When I iziit traiit'iI, I itill', t,iillt to pias lil1 1t'. hard Iii cinle over to It flitS tt'aiii arid (it right into It I (t el I'm fittiiw in noire, gt'tti IlL I' knti',s all tilt, guys be tter alIt! the re' getting to knii itt III(-. i)I) 4tirvjtiofl., Of htt'ak las neck tii arid pLi ss ith riunir Irijurit's Siiiiit' i1 ls Ileillarnis also rubbed the (runt llttI('t' tht' rang urge St vi ribre niner ''What rut saving is thiev'rt' treated iiie real golMi, '' sass alwa s looking for hionit' runs Rivers. 'lit' (11(111 .1 \% ;lilt nu.' to over * tliere." Rivers presses leave, t t' all talked it over But his point. '"i'hev'vt' got Silnilt' hit'ftirehani,i and thought I go nd pitchers, and if the tither thiarigt' $11 fiats' n cold dii lilt' guys run noire, they'll help Lilt! Ma he, later Ili hut' the pitchers. They should turn I uturt'. tlit 'II take nit' hack. the gus's loose. Wht'n over there front tilt, Angels, I'll go hark, I like tIn' guys 'i t'r there.' nobody hat! the tzreeni light. lA'in I Rob lk'nn'n I let mit' run I'art iii Rivers' I)i'I)lt'nii like I waritti to later' ill. If s itlit hit' \'aiiks ts as t'rtlnluillit' . on run Illort', it takt'. tIn' hit' 11115 It 5 't'!ilt'(i short of hi(" Meyers, Sherk Hold Costa Mesa Lead ('OS'l'A MESA, Calif. I Ul'l Pa t Meyers and Cathy Sherk, %%Itll it combined career ..'S second lotal (if (tile victor%.. entered todm round of the $l.X I.l',A O pe n sharing a tine-stroke lead at the Mesa Verde Country ('Ititi Mt's'ers and Shierk shot 3-under-par 8s 'l'hiun's(Iay to lead by a stroke over Hollis Stacy and Jo Anini Washanii, ss ith l'enny Pulz., Julie Stanger, Murk' Llret'i' arid Elaine lland troithie'n' sht,t baLk it "u list in her - season. Nancs Lopez. rt'turrung AT THE FORE FRONT . rookie 'l'our still- to ft'riii 17th hole. Slit' hit her approach shot iiito a buniken', shanked hei' next shot across the' j.'rt'erl. chipped aiid theni imnssed an 18.illch tapinl on her tlui'd pull Also carding a triple INigey illi 's". I Ills IA)pel' )layinig p.ir'tnt'r, , - (',trnit'r, tilt' 11)81.) I.l'GA niloney leader amiti di'tt'niilinig chianiipion. I Iloking for her fifth victors of tIlL' ,JiiA!iltt' ' Carrier titiisheti itli a 78. Shit'rk birdied four runist't'uti ye holes beginmiing on her seventh lk'. , sear, In.r thiirti season on tilt' tour, Ink' Sherk, 29, a second-year pro from Port 'ttlhornt', Ontario finished 39th on the miioriey by Alan Mover _-17 after ;I slow start ~Ills vear, finislied ill 72 atter taking a triple-bogey on the 377-arti. par-4 s , . .. - 'b' \f. ' ' - Olympians Relaxing On Training In " \,. ' ".4.141 ( -- View Of Moscow Boycott Plans , wllichi begins with high school events ttithi will be tliree.tiine Olympic discus chiamilpolnl Al Oerter, who is making a comeback; arid foruruer Olympians Red Miliburn, 'l'oiminii Haynes arid Mike liirie. GAINESVII,I.E, Fla, I UP! I With the goal of going to (lie summer Olympic Gaines a sltimi possibility, some of the Olympic-class athletes competing in this weekend's Florida Relays adnint they're toning down their training. ''I haven't been training as hard," said John ('rist, (If the Greensboro I S.C.) Pacesetters, th e nation's second-ranked tie('athlete behind Bob Coffman, of Houston Athletics. "I kind of have the Feeling it's all fttr fun this year." [lilt University of Florida track coach John Randolph predicted an "early season ex1)l(,siun" as Inure than 3,000 high school, college and track club athletes c'miliwte thIs, the first major outdoor track and field event of tin' year. '"l'lie Olympic trials have already been aririouniced, and some kind of alternate t'tiiiipetitiuri is being set up, so everybody is still on course," Randolph said. "This is going to be one of (lie great riieets of the season." Headlining t he track and field carnival, - ia I / ,, - W/NN/N6E7 . CA" 0 /,f ti " p "' ,'t" C .. ( / iii Jim Peterson, Don C i'..• " , ... , i.,. I . _s_ - C "' '' , //Y e'."7 /)" :/t tP&4 /3,--i" --_______ - -- __________ .........i, __________ GUS. LIfe. • MR1M I ' .'",' 'fr ('1 .'?' ' '; - CentrozVitz. £ /fr. .Y ,',: "f'' lary and Math Two who are tentative entrants art' aniuthit'r former Olympian, Frank Shorter 10,000 meters) and world-class speedster houston McTear 100 meters. On Saturday, (lie action will be in high school and university. n division events. , /Ly411 ItLl(ly team of . cJ_ ' ' /8 ' 5 , \ " ._' j' ". 4,' - 'i' arid the Oregon 5,000-meter namers, l'rat'k Club's four-Inlile relay 'T"\,, ,,. ) (.'eJ t'/C'4' Others whose participation is confirmed include Alberto Salazar, one of [lie nation's , , t-' ' w'J '' ' 'i'j __ . /k''' 'i':!- 7i.'','4 7 of Ch, '' / .'.' .. . , lburn , comnwtinig for lioustoni Athik'tics, will run ' in the I l0.imieter high hurdles; Ila)'nies,%%'IiOIs1iriattaciitI, will enter the long Uili arid Shine, of the U.S. Army, is one the contestants in (lie 400-nie'ter unitermuediate hurdles. best .,'., cA,Q,y,q 44/47 Mil ' MN ~ , GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY cOMMlSS ' L . --- - I . '' '. ' -_ I ' -- .._____________________________ I • - ' I It £ I £ ' - - a AP :i FORD 0 -* ,- TN M 'I FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS '79s '- 7T 1, ' - . . . , S 'It I II Julian- (FS) ci. Soderberg Christiansen 6 1, 62; Zurawlcki Rushing (UCF) d. Podesta.Sole default; Stone Snow (FS) d. Cooke Hobgood 7 6, _a !P 'Cip Cnlntltlerlt,il ?,lai K V r,, I ,, ' N ~ ~0 I ft:;,t - - I . . 1(4 . 4y 7.5. Records: FSA 166, UCF 14.7 High School Sanford 5, Colonial 2 Singles: Solo (C) ci. R. Holt I 1; 0. Holt ci. McCormick 51; Barley d. Venitez $2; Stone (C) ci. Yeary S I; I. Johnson ci. Hengel 8.4 Doubles: R. Holt Barley d. Solo McCormick S 5; D. Holt.Yeary ci. St one, Bonet ii5 2. ALL UNDER 10,000 MILES ELIGIBLE FOR FORD EXTENDED WARRANTY (WE ARE CENTRAL FLORIDA'S HEADQUARTERS) Nobody Beats Prosser's Price On Good Used Cars __ - Pro Basketball NBA Standings By United Press international Eastern Conference Atlantic Division L Pct. GB xBos$on 6020 .750 y.Phila 55 fl .175 2 New York 39 43 .476 22 Wshngtn 37 43 .463 23 New Jirsy 33 47 .413 27 Central Division L GB xAtlanta 50 30 .625 ySan Antn 40 10 .500 10 39 11 .458 (1 Houston Indiana 36 44 .450 II Clevelnd 36 44 .150 14 Detroit 16 64 .200 31 Western Conference Midwest Division W I Pc? 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Rl (TS 5Is (leaR a%% ;I% the Yankees for a ritiiiit*'r ill reasons. The liked litiii pe r. siiriall, as t'''one dot's. and Ile kept Ilk' Clui)hliUSt' 11)4)5,' ssith 501111' (II Ihiise iiIIIII.S1114 (UCF) 63, 22, II Hit. ,J E ,~ I ( D V - ... Winds Hounding Heritage Tourney ist':\t. it, , Hockey 1 s N Y(kl have to give Myers, of Ormllond Reach, Ha., capturtsl the Greater Baltimore (lassie last coach Pro - Ness o Baseball U I, • pm V RU consistent . Sent to their mn,r league cornplex for reassignment Pitchers Hector Eduardo. John Littlefield K rn Seaman. Da v e Johnson, Jim Otten, Mark Riggins Stetson 000 0(0 0-1 2 and Chris Davis infielders Jory Indiana 100 000 1-2 I D'S,a. lye Wailer a nd Mike' (,ili5C outfi elder Gene Roof and Hamilton. Costigan (10) and catchers Glenn Brummer anti Zaleski. Zeurner, Clifford 110 and George Biorkn,an Vrenda Hitters Stetson Los Angeles Placed catcher 2 A. Saunders 2 4. Capaus Johnny Oates on waivers for the' 25 Records- Stetson 20 7. in purpose of giving tim hiS n dana 2 5 conditional release and trad, FSU 10. E Illinois 9 minor league infielder Ron Washington to Minnesota for in El Illinois 021 001210 013 03x-IO $ 1 fielder Wayne Caughey Fla. State __,_. Football Oakland Announced the Westray, Ludberg (8) and Pulley, Smith, Gagnon, Parenteau Signing of Earl Leggett as a defensive line coach (9). Srnally (91 andEmt'rick Siii F ranesco Hitters- E Illinois, Piznarskj Traded 4 P81, Steppe 35 7 P81 Florida fullback Mike Hogan and defen 3:30 V Micke', Rivers at least this much. lie never changes. lies NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pts • Phila .tó ii (8 Ill) NY siticirs 36 2811 Cen. Fla, 000 100 000-I 5 2 NY R,inqr 4 15 29 10 Seminole 020 010 lOx-4 I I y Atlanta 78 33 19 Il Washington 26 III Ii 6.1 Piker, Harper 16) and Locke Smythe Division Morlock and Clarke Hittersw i_ I Pts. Central Florida Chambers 2 1 36 y Chicago 33 24 18 84 Seminole Orkie 73, McCullough y St Louis /4 31 33 Il 22. Record- Seminole 8 71 Edmonton 64 26 3872 Major Leagues Vancouvcr 23 37 15 61 Spring Training Colorado it IS I? 48 AMERICAN LEAGUE ,%'innipe'cj .17 18 46 II W L Pct. Wales Conference Thursday'sresults ii Minnesota Norris Division High school 12 6 7 Kansas W L I P15. Edgewater 16. Evans I? * Montreal Toronto 9 45 70 10 100 West orange 17, Winter Park 3 9 6 . Cleveland LOS Angeles 29 31 13 71 Oviedo 12, Leesburg Oakland 9 4 .600 Pittsburgh 28 31 13 69 Boston St. Cloud 12, Bishop Moore 2 S 7 '33 Hartford 25 32 17 61 Colonial 4, Boone J New York 8 7 .533 Detroit 25 39 II 61 8 9 .171 Lyman S. Daytona Beach Chicago Adams Division 7 9 .435 Mainland I Baltimore W L Pis . Milwaukee 7 10 .412 Oak Ridge I?, Jones 7 y Buffalo 43 1715 10 Junior high Detroit y Boston 99 I 12 .100 43 70 13 Union Park 4, Jackson 3 California y Minnesota 35 2514 5 $ 3$5 84 TENNIS Seattle Toronto S I 355 33 37 5 11 Thursday's results Texas 6 13 .316 Quebec 25 40 College NATIONALLEAGUE xcl,nched division title UCF 7, Air Force 2 PhIladelphia 10 4 .7i4 y.cl,nched playoff berth Singles: I. LUCci (UCF ci K San Francisco Ii 5 .618 Thursday's Results 8 6 577 Smith6 1,6 1.0. Stauble (UCF) d Atlanta Ptl'la(Ieiptlia 5. Quebec 2 B. Neal 7 5, 67. G. Chappell Buffalo tO, Detroit I Los Angeles 5 6 (UCF) d. W Wanner 6 1, 6 I. S Montreal 9 i 563 ISoston 1, St Louis Levitt (AF.) ci. E. Kraft 6 1, 63. Chicago 8 B .500 Pittsbqh 2, Los Ang 2, tie Chafe (UCF) ci. 1. Tana Lora 6 Pittsburgh 7 7 .500 Friday's Games 3, 36, 6 1. K. Langill (UCF) ci b 1 8 .467 NY Rangers at Atlanta St. Louis Swanson 1 6, 6 1. i 10 .412 NY Islanders at Montreal Cincinnati DoubleS: LUCCi Chappell (UCF) Minnesota at Winnipeg San Diego 5 8 355 305 ci. Smith Neal6 3,26,6 I; Wanner Pittsburgh at Colorado Houston Wicklund (A.F.)d. Walker Tucker Hartford at Vancouver 3 10 231 New York 62. 60; Kraff.Chafe (UCF) ci. Saturday's Games Today's games Philadelphia at Washington Chicago (A) vs. Kansas City at Levitt Tena.Lora 6 3, 62. Rollins 5, Fla, mt. 3 Quebec at Detroit Fort Myers, 1:30 p.m. Singles: DeSalvo (R) ci Gibson Edmonton at Toronto Boston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 1 5.62 Perry (RI d. N a ti on 61, 4 NY Rangers at St Louis 1:30 P.M. Los Angeles vs. Texas at 6,62; Spielman (R) ci Breece 7 6, Hartford at Los Angeles 63,Green (R) ci Andrade 63, 63; Pompano Beach, 1:30 p.m. Baltimore vs. Atlanta at west Menken (FlU) d. Ramsdell 75, 6 0; Brandt (R) ci. Mirande 61, 61. Palm Beach, 1:30p.m. Doubles: Gibson Breece (FlU) Minnesota vs. Cincinnati (55) at ci. Spielman Perry 86; Ramsdell Tampa. 1:30 p.m. Green (R) d. Andrade Mirande 6 Cincinnati (SS) vs. St. Louis at 2, 61, NakonNenken (FlU) ci. St. Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. Brandt Outlaw 64, 64. ' Toronto vs. Philadelphia at Record: Rollins 22 3 Clearwater, 1:30 p.m. Women ~ Montreal vs. Houston at Cocoa, Florida Southern 5, UCF4 1:30 P.M. Singles: Heidenberger (FS) ci. New York (N) vs. Pittsburgh at Cooke 6 0,6 3; Soderberg ci. Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. New York (A) vs. Florida State Podesta default; Stone (FS) ci. Hobgood rel.; Mann (FS) at Tallahassee, I p.m. Oakland vs. Cleveland at T UC .ci, Christiansen 4.6, 6.4, 64; Zurawicki (UCF) ci. Snow 6.3, 62. son, Arli.. 3 p.m. San Diego (SS) vs. Milwaukee at Woodard (UCF) ci. Sole 62.61; P1 i. 1. Hr.W, Ps by u'j I Transactions 73 P81 Records-- Florida Slate York Giants for wide rcceiv,r Jimniy Robinson and cornerback 79 5. E Illinois 1 7 Ray Rhode' UCF 10, Wagner o Hockey Wagner 000 000 000-0 2 I Hartford Returned left wing UCF Steve Alley to Springfield of the iSO 000 lOx-10 • Arnt'rican League Savigne, Banos (2). Capstra (21, Soccer Cruz (3) and Lepre. Kiley (4) Saxe San Jose Purchased defender and Gardner Hitters- Nattile 7 5 Ane' Miha,Ioy'ch from Washington 7 P81, Pickett 7 4 7 P81, Gardner College 74 P81 28 Records- Wagner 3 S. North Carolina State Narneti UCF 18 ii Jim valvano of Iona as 1', new Today's Games head basketball Rollins at Central Florida, 315 pm Florida Southern at Eckerd, i.00 t'U,\It':\U COLLEGE Thursday's Results Indiana 7, Stetson i 000 ____________000 - New . To day's Games West Orange at Boone (3 30 p m ). Bishop Moore at St Cloud 1730 p m I Evans at Colonial P m I. Daytona Beach Seabreeze at Daytona Beach Mainland (7 30 p m I. Edgewater at Winter Park 13 30 p m I. r, ipd Prep at Melbourne Florida Air Academy (3 30 p.m Jones at Oak Ridge 13 30 p m DeLand at Lake Howell 14 p m I Bartow at Lakeland 7,30 p m • 2.80 2.20 7.1)347.00. Eleventh race- 5.14, 0: 31:31 7 Flawless Flight 17.60 6.20 8.80 2SummaCumLalely 10.20 4.60 (Lucky Eli 9,40 0(2.7) 71.10; P (7.2) 101.70:1 (7 21) $45.40. Twelfth race -3S,D: 3:4$ 1 Ruthie Mae 5.10 2.10 2.20 Iiiffy John 2.80 2.60 3 Nebraska Cowboy 3.20 0(1.1)13.10; P (1$) 44.30; 1 (1. $3) 120,50. A - 3,044; Handle 211,441. ... draw Thursdays Res ults Phila 10). York 101 .. ,,, ,,, _• '' 6Tulf Devil 2.80 0(1.7) 1,20; P (1.7)17.70; 1 (17. 5) 127.20. Ninth race -3.14. B: 31:40 8 Depended On 17.20 3.60 7.60 2 Wright Happy Day 3.10 3 20 I Swinging Slim (2-I) 32.20; P (52) 12.40; 1 2.1) 31310. Tenth race- 5.15, A: 31:13 BLast Flight 1120 3 60 860 7 Wright Chanook 3.80 5.20 I Black Jack Jim 8.20 0 (7I) 13.20; P ($7) 72.00; 1 (3- Herald Sports Simple Playoff Picture Not many coaches in the area can patch the won-low record of Lyman tennis coach Tom Barnes. The past two seasons he's By United Press Interuatlosal game ahead of Washington. But with Criss added 21 and Eddie Johnson 19 to led the boy's team toa3l mark which includes a sparkling l5. It would have been so simple. their regular season over now all they lead Central Division-champion Atlanta 3 regular season finish this year. The Cleveland Cavaliers did their part can do is hope Washington loses at least past the Nets. Cliff Robinson paced New Both his boy's and girl's teams tuned up for the conference by beating the Washington Bullets, 118- one game or the Rockets drop two. Jersey with tournament ending the regular season with 7.0 blanking over 111, and if the New York Knicks could In Richfield, Ohio, Dave Robisch Kissimmee. just hold onto the a slim halftime lead scored 26 points and grabbed 14 rebounds Bucks 143, Nuggets 95 Lyman's boy's team Is led by sophomore sensation Brian Pat Cummings' season-high 30 points and defeat the Philadelphia 76ers, they to spark Cleveland. The Cava, hitting 5° Morrisey. The talented underclassman has compiled a 13-6 and Junior Bridgeman's 22-point perwould be in the playoffs and Philadelphia percent from the field, raced to a 5741 match record from the Greyhoundi's number one singles formance helped Milwaukee, the Mid. would be out of its race for first place In halftime lead and withstood a strong position. west champions, to its eighth victory in the Atlantic Division with Boston. Bullet charge in the final 15 minutes to "Brian has done a good job for us," said Barnes of his star the last nine games. Denver failed to But, Julius Erving Intercepted an pull out the victory, competitor. "He's ipred very well against some excellent make the playoffs for the first time since inbounds pass, covered the length of the competition." Mike Mitchell set a new Cleveland court in less than five seconds and hit a season-scoring mark by tossing in 23 Joining the NBA. "I hope to continue to improve my game," said Morrisey of layup with one second remaining points. He upped his season total to 1,72 Lakers 97, Jazz 95 cdal tennis prowess. "Hopefully I can help out the team the next Thursday night to lift the 76ers to a 103- points, breaking Austin Carr's old mark Jamaal Wilkes hit a 20-foot jumper at two years and then maybe get a scholarship to a good college 101 victory over New York o(1,775. destroying the buzzer to lift Los Angeles. Rookie after I graduate." those plans. In other games, Atlanta beat New Paul Dawkins came off the bench In the Senior Rick Oswald has also performed well for Lyman in "If we ma ke the playoffs, this game Jersey, 117-100, Milwaukee drubbed four th q ua rte r to score 15 points for the the number two singles position. After missing three matches doesn't mea n anything. It will be Denver, 143-95, Los Angeles topped Utah, Jazz. early in the year, Oswald has come on to stack upan 114 forgotten," said New Yor k Coach Red 97-96, to clinch the Pacific Division ti tl match record. e, Trail Blazers II, Clippers 93 Holzman, "If we don't, it goes under the and Portland downed San Diego, 10-93, to Junior Chuck Dorfman, who according to Barnes, "Is Calvin Natt hit low free throws in the heading of a heartbreaking loss." secure the final playoff spot in the final nine seconds to help the Blazers steadily Improving," is 134 for the season as the Greyhound's The Knicks still hold the sixth and final Western Conference, number three singles player. Senior Jerry Fleming and clinch their win, leaving the Blazers playoff ber th In the Eastern Conference Hawks 117, Nets 100 sophomore Mike Hill have added depth to the boy's team from three games ahead of Sa n Diego wi th two -one-half game behind Houston and one John the four and five slots. The team's only, three losses this Drew s co red 30 points, Charlie games remai ni ng for each team. MILWAUKEE (UP!) precau tion and is listed In season have come at the hands of unbeaten Winter Park and Just hours after Milwaukee stable condition. conference foes Lake Howell and Lake Brantley. Brewers' Manager George Hackett saw Bamberger Junior Maureen McFadden has sported a dazzling 13-5 mark Bamberger came out of a before the surgery Wedfor the girls team this year. Playing from the number one gruel ing eight-hour heart nesday and said Bamberger Is singles position for the second consecutive year, she's tuning opera tion he was up and anxio us HILTON HEAD ISLAND, "I'm not concentrating. I've thick of the race, to retur n to because of the wind, but I up for the upcoming conference tournament that starts walking In his hosp S.C. (UP!) Defending eased up too many times ital room managing. He Is expected hit that Solid." Among those tied with didn't "Maureen Is a competitive young lady," Barnes said, "She with his wife Wilma at pion Tom Watson Un- instead of staying In the Watson were f or be out ta- two and cham is one of the finest tennis players around." mer Heritage Side, Lee Trevino, who won the hunt." should return In early June. derstated the case, champions Gary Player and Senior Tani Falkner is also 131 playlM from the number "He's doing greet. He Tournament Players Conditions today made it John Mahaffey and Leonard Bob Goalby, Ben Crenahaw C two singles position. I*na Henderson is at U wins at number Bamberger had a mild diffic t surprisi ng ly, hampionship last week at up ul to score," the only Thompson, who alao had early and Ray Floyd. three, LeeAsm Delgado nine victories (4) and Michelle and heart attack three weeks ago twotirne w walking," Dick Hackett, a In s inner on the tour starting times, held second "I played a sloppy round," windy Sawgrass, failed to pring traIning in Sun City, t five has helped lead the girl's Morrison's 134 record at nu team vice president, said 1510 Aria, beat tie elements this time. and was his year said, after his place with 3-wider-per lOs. said. "I had a lot of team to an 11 and sewn report card thlspsr. moved 10 opening round Thursday. "They got him out of 70 In the ompson, whose l Th ast PGA shots that ended up on the He fired a 6ver fl that left "We have a good shot at winning It," pointed out Barnes MountSlnalMedicaiCenterin soo,000 of bed and had him walki Heritage clohf Classic win was at Penscola three fringe aromd the hole, about the conference tournament being conducted at Red Bug ma ng Milwaukee for tests. Heart him 11 strokes off the lead. around that little area In his Thwy, years ago, could have been Park today arid Saturday. "It will depend on how much the blockages were found M room. They took a short walk Watson's 1-under-par tied for the lead except for a kids want it." and he's hiking to her. He's s doctors prescribed the byPass performance lef t him disastrous double bogey urgery, Barnes had little problem In figuring out who the toughest very alert and do ing fI cluster ed with 10 other the 403-yard 12th hole. His ball opponents will be In the tournament. "Lake Howell and Lake Hackett ha,e been players four strokes bock of struck a tree limb and landed He " 's feeling much better Brantley both have strong lewis," said Barnes of the Sliver the teem offices and leader Jerry Pate, whose out of bounds. than anticipated. The do ors ct Hawks and Pafriola, "both in boys and girl's brackets." the hospitsi to wish Barn1y tatjpg time helped Mahaffey, whose tour, tour U Lyman i defend It. conference 11th of last season, they and nurses are delighted with berger well, him avoid much of the victories include the 1979 Bob his progress." will advance to the itr1ct tournament and possibly the state "We're getting a lot of Calls swirling, blustery 20-mph Hope fade, said the wind finals. his 'Hounds fell just 1$ points shy of capturin g t he San1's Seminole High's homer to give the Tribe a 4-3 Hackett said only Bainber- and be's received a windthat plagued most of the WM a repeat of treacherous baseball team rallied for four lead. They added two more district own heat season. gar's wife, Wilma, and other trsnenna amount of mail iio.piyer , tieii. Sawgrass last week, nine in the seventh timing runs on a double by Walt Law, "Alli can askof the kids Isto give It their bed effort," he family members are allowed over there," he said, "An p who won $7,7o In But hdtanged his style for Thursday to knock off the a single by George Porrig and said of the tournament. "It they perform at their best t hen I'll to see him right now. He said awful lot of cards and letters. eight tournaments this year the first time in nine years, Bishop Moore Hornets 64. he talked to her Thursday School kids are some sloppy fielding by the be proud of them." in hut h list tlnithied any and It made a difference. Bishop Moore carried a 34 Hornets. afternoi and she said he was pictures for George and _____________ t ninth, at P"oeafr, Mahaffey said he scrapped lead Into the six th I. before the Shortstop Law made his doing well. sending cards. 0.1 VST7 recorded six birdies but Ida upos stance and triad to Tribe came up with a pair of fIrdpitchlng debut of the ye w Bamberger,54cameoutoI tohid bY It." bogeyed the final hole square up for an easier swing. nun ona hit batsman, hunt and earned the victory with FLORICA Hacketi said Banibsrger Is becaise of a poor second shot Doug Tewell and late, and a two base throwing seventh timing relief help and was taken to the expected to be hospitalized that found the lip of a bunker charging Georp Burns were error. from usual starter Porzig, hospital's coronary inlensive between 10 days and two and finished with a K WU Me big bit of the garne libaSgml ,a am stand 4. lochod in birth plecit at 0. ,.,WIN ip,ni.ns & SuNSHlPdf STATE "My play hun't been very Burns bided three of the last J care unit. He Is expected to be weeks and then will go to his zna an Inning later when 1$ on the season and take a there .through today as a Florida home to recuperate. . consistent thlsyew,"he said, four holes to out him in the Bobby Weflspoppjatwo-. break until nø$ Fi'i ARv Writer LarTer Abner Johnson 41 and Katanich Hitters Lake Bran Hey. Manen 2 $2 1 .. State Fuentes 2 A R Bl, Ledbetter sive back Tony Donqy to the New Express o ... By BENTON WOOD 6 . I - Martin Moves A 's Greyhounds Eye --- At Sanford- Orlando Thursday night results First race - 5.15, C: 31: 3 Chamblot Bleu 10.00 5.80 1.20 S Lovely Choice '6.10 6.60 1 Vazuero 7.60 Q (3$) 10.20; 1 (31.1) 1,113.40. Second race -S.15,C: 31:5 2 Legal Hassel 6.80 3.80 300 7 Husker Wendy 7 00 560 (New Option 3 20 . WIII 4I.1V r i'fl 126.30; r 7.1) 301.10; 00 Third race -S. 16, M: 31:12 7 Bee itt 37.20 14.40 780 1 Surtlre Best 6.10 5.60 3 Renewal 6.20 0 (1.1) $7.50; P (7'I)231,00; I (1• (-3) 2100.40. Fourth race- 3.15, 0: 3I: 3 Doc's Gal 100 300 $ Secrecy 3 00 2.20 7 Banana Float 400 0(31) 10.50; P (3.5) 2$.80; T (3. 1-7) 143.20. Filth race - S'I4, 0: 31:51 3 Dark Glider 40.80 11.10 7.10 I Ric Pluck 5.10 2.80 SVan Dallied 300 Q (3$) $0.50; P (31) 252.10; 1 (3' 1.3) 130.20. Sixth -3.7, A: 31:17 2 Nyanza 11,00 3.80 3.60 iOn Around Ii 60 4 60 6 Dawnelle 600 (2- 7143.60;P(2-7) 127,10; 1 (2' 7.5) 743.20. Sevehlh race - 5.14, C: 37:23 $Cash Countess 1160 7,00 8.40 S Easy Eddie 7.90 3.10 l Wonder Bell 400 ( 5.m2.$0; P($.S) 251.70; 1(5. 3-1) 453.00. ighth 5.14, B: 31:10 I Billy Bob Buck 4.40 2.60 2.40 13 %'. From Riva rc Will A Iwmc RAM Mh,kiriv 910 Dog Racing Friday, March 28, 1980-9A Sanford, Fl. 11.1. - 1. IT ., 1~1. , ''.; :'It r 'p ,.. -,e,..- V ' "5. .. 1•i$' i'. I ~~,._. �. I • i. . .-. . .. -- -, - 1 . . • - . I- .._._-l - -. -. .. I 1OASnOIH.rsId,S.nfo,d,pI. Frlday,Marchu,iio Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME Legal Notic. n-Houses Unfurnlshed NOTICIOFINTENT TOIIGI$TIR inDeltona ticeisherebyglventp,at lam FICTITIOUS NAME ___ Seminole Orlando - Winter Park engags In business at 390 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pursuant to th prOvisions of Marigold ad., Cassilberry, Fla., Notice Is hereby given that the Chap?. $63.09 Fia. Statutes Notice 3222611 83h 9993 House for rent at 1311 5. 32707, SemInole County, Florida undersigned pursuant to the isherebyglvsnoftheintentof Lea MeIlonville. 3 BR, 1½ B, $330 under the fktitioui name of "Fictitious Name Statute", E. Ward and Mona M. Ward, to mo., 1st. last + sec. 322.6363. FIFTH AVENIJI COSMETICS, Chapter 065.09, Florida Statutes, register the name "Budd Cook TV CLASSIFIED DEPT. ______________________ RATES and that I intend to register said will register with the Clerk of the 1, Video Tronics" and to operate 44c line 1 time Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, in LOCh name with the Clerk of the Circuit Circuit Court, in and for Seminole the business located at 9423 Forest HOURS 3 consicutive times 3?c a line Arbor, CH&A. Ige yard with Court, SerninoleCounty, Flçridain County, Florida, upon receipt of City Road, Orlando, Florida swirnable lake in back. $100 P.M. •. AM. 7cons.cunv, times accordance with the provlsIe, of proof of the publication of this (Seminole County) under said 36c a line first I. last + sec. 323.5036. the Fictiflo Name Statutes, To. notice, the fictitious name, to wit: name as joint owners, MONDAY thru FRIDAY Wit: Section 065.09 Florida HARBOUR LANDING VENTURE Dated this 17th day of March. SATURDAY 9 Noon Lines Minimum Statutes 1937. under which we are engaged in 1900. ________________________ Norma Stahl,y 'siness at 1030 Lee Road, Suite Howard J. Clifton ____________________________ Owner 300. Winter Park, Florida 32709. Attorney for Registrants DEADLINES MINI.U.LOCK That the parties interested in Publish: March 7, 14, 2), 20, 1900 372 West Fairbanks Ave. ____________________________ follows: New concrete buildings ail sizes. DET.41 said business enterprise are as Winter Park, Florida 32709 Noon The Daj Before Publication s20 & up. especially nice, most Publish March 21, 25, and April 1, fl 1.4 at SR 46 convenient THE HARROD GROUP, INC.. 11, 1900 INVITATION TO Ito _____________________________ IIindustrial behind Days Inn, ARTHUR J. MCQUILLAN DET-104 Sunday Noon Friday CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS Park. 3230061. RANDY LUB1P4SICY ________________________________________ The City of Winter Springs, TERRYLUBINSKY SEMINOLECOUNTYSOARD Florida,wlll receive sealed bids on ___________________ _____________________ DatedFlorida at Wlntir Park, Orange OF COUNTY COMMI$$IONI*5 --. - -- ________________________ 40-Condominiuns a one each 3.000 gallon and 3,000 County, February 6, 1900. NOTICE OF PUILIC gallon fuel storage tank with . PublIsh: March 7, 3.Cerrerles 1814, 2), 20. 1910 HEARING _________________________ - - - Help Wanted pumpinstalied until 2:30 p.m., Sanford. Lk. Mary, new 3 BR, The Board of County Corn. Thursday, April 17. 1900, at the 2B, adjacent Golf Course. mission.rs of Seminole County will Winter Springs City Hall, 100 N. 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In Cooks Wanted NOTICI UNDER AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, 'hold a pt*)Iic hearing In Room 203 Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, area most beautiful Mem. Apply in person Days FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE drapes. $450. 322.0943 or 322. of the Seminole County Cour. orial Park. S0. to settle 1.4 & SR 46 Fl. 32707, at which time and place T WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: thouse, sanford, Florida on April _ $970. estate. _______________________ allbidswili bepubliclyopened and Notice is hereby given that the I, 1900 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon read aloud. -LPN & AIDES Garage so full there's no room undersigned pursuant to the thereafter as possIble, to consider All 4-.-ProsjIs for the car? Clean it out with a bids must Bids." be sealed Better marked "Sealed Living All and "Fictitious Name Statute', a Specific land use amendment to _________________ _________ Center. Want Ad in the Herald. PH. bid. Chapter 065.09, Florida Statut.i, the Seminole County Corn. Casselberry, Call for ap. 322.2611 or 031.9993. ders, their agents or represen. will register with the Clerk Of the prehensive Plan, OrdInance 77.23, WW' 6. LoMiy? Write: "Get A Pointment. 3395002. tatives are Invited to be present at Circuit Court. in and for Seminole ._-1:1 Mate" Dating Service. All the bid Opening. rezoning of the desait,e County, Florida, upon receipt of property from A.1 Agriculture and ages, P.O. Box 607)., Ciearwa. Waitresses, Full & 41-HOUSeS Specifications are available at proof of the publication of this R.1 Single Family Dwelling tii. Fi.•3331$. Part.time Positions Available - ______________________ the office of the City Clerk, 100 N. notice, the fictitious name, to wit: District to Ml Industrial District - Days Inn, Sanford Edgernon Ave., Winter Springs, TRI STONE FOUNDATION CANNON REST HOME under or Fl. 32701, Tel. 327.1000. Lake front country charm. 2 BR, M.1A Very Light industrial SpecIal care, good food, for which we are engaged in business District. Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur 28, brick FP, 1g. lakesIde The City reserves the right to at 2131 FidldingwOod Road, eld,f'ir lady. Can be bed AN ORDINANCE AMENDING lie, preferred, will train. Apply deck, dock, storage buildings, rejectanyandalibidsortoaccept M.altland, Florida 32731. patIent. 121 Dolores Di'ive, ORDINANCE 174.5 WHICH A. in person Richie's VW, 1 mi. N. that proposal which In its fenced lot, many extras. Altamonte Springs. $341110. That the parties interested in MENDS THE DETAILED LAND 434 on 17.92. by owner principals judgement will best serve the said business enterprise are as USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. public interest, only. Call aft 5, 323.6507. follows: Suzanne K. RN or LPN, 1 to 12 part time. ________________________ Stone, Marlan NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. Richard Rozansky, S-l_Ost & FOUnd Apply in person Sanford A. Stone, Rex A. Stone SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DEP4$l. -City Manager. Build to Suit-our lotoryours Nursing & Convalescent Dated at Seminole County, TV RESIDENTIAL TO 1NDUS. FOUND: Dachshund, Brn, fern, Publish Mar.20, 1900 FHAVA, FHA 2351215 Florida March 19, 1900. Center, 930 Mellonvllle Ave. TRIAL. . DETI37 Publish Mar. 21, 201 Apr. 4, 1900 wt undernecklstomach near The Northeast '4 of the Nor. AUTO MECHANICS DET.103 .41 Lk. Mary Exit. Late Feb. M. Unsworth Realty theast '4 of the Northeast k of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Brake, front end & muffler men. Choke & Fill Collar. 322.0277. Section 15, Township 21 South, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NAME STATUTE Must have tools & exp. Good Ranges East, Seminole County, LOST Sat. ElmI 10th, ½ Poodle OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN pay, all benefIts. Mr. Muffler, Florida. ConsIsting of 9.7031 acres Noticeof Public Hearing ½ Pomeranian, male, white w Notice is hereby gIven that tP 323.5966, Carl. REALTOR MLS more or less. (Further described April32, 1900 touch of apricot, long fluffy undersigned pursuant to the 323.6061 oreves. 3230317 as abutting Loraine Drive) 7:00P.M. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. tall, ans. to the name of Ace. "FIctitious Name Statute," Rward. 322.5442 aft. 3. TM Board of County Corn. (DISTRICT No. 3) Chapter 063.09, FlorIda Statutes, Sell thsoe useful, no longer Application been by __________________________ will regIster wIth the Clerk of the missloners of Seminole County, H.L. needed items with a Herald Buy &has EIdeI or made George W. Garneft White Circuit Court, in and for Seminole Florida, will hold a public hearing Classified Ad. Call 322.3611 or Reg. Real Estate Broker 6-CtiiId Care Bnlow Jr. $319993 County, Florida, upon receipt of to consider the following Items: JOHN ICPIDER ASSOC. Further, the Planning and '107W. Commercial proof Cfto.wlt: the publication of thisBOARD A. APPEALS AGAINST THE Zoning Commission of Seminole Spur of the Moment Babysitting RN full time, 0-4 shift. Apply in notice, FOREST CITY OF ADJUSTMENT Phone 322.7111, Sanford County will hold a public hearing person Sanford Nursing & BODY AND PAINT SHOP, under In my home. Hrly, daily, wkly 1. ALFONSO W CART. in Room 203 of the SemInole Winter Springs - beitIft,, Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville which I expect to engage In WRIGHT-BA(1.21.$C)3V.R. rates. Day or night. 3236677, County Courthouse, Sanford, Ave. home w•fenced bk yd, 1g. sc ______________________ business at 90 Willow Avenue, 1AA Residential Zone - Appeal Florida, on March 5. 1900 at 7:30 porch, gas grill. 2 BR, but Forest City, Florida. against the Boardof Adjustment in P.M. or as soon thereafter CHILD CARE could be ?? Owner may hold NEEDLECRAFTERS That the saId party Interested In Denying a Lot Size Variance from possible, to review, hear corn. Freeor reduced rates mort. Turn your hobby into money. said busins enterprise is as lI,lOOlqftto9,401sqftanda Rear ments and make recom. if you qualify. _________________________ follows: PAUL OKONSKI. instructors & demonstrators INC, neededt Call .Jo'an 322.7313. That the previous party doing YardVariancefrom3ofttollfton Lot 22, Block A, Tract 15, 2fld mendatioflstottleloardofCctjnty Commissioners on the above 11-instructions business under this fictitious Replat, Sanlando Springs, REALTORS PB 9, captlonedordinanceandrezonlng _________________________ Exp cabinet makers, apply name, Luis F. Castillo, has this Pg 7, In Section 1.21.39. Further 701 Bldg. Starline Ent, Bid 290, Rudder Adeltional Information may be 339.0509. date sold the trade name "Forest described as located at the Cir., Sanford Airport. 01. E.AltamonteDr. corner obtained by contacting the Land 339050$ City Body and Paint Shop" of Alberta Street and Maria JUMP FOR JOY ______________________ Development Manager at together with its 'good will and Avenue (0151. Geneva DbI wide, S acres, high Clerk for Camera Shop, light Extension 306. assets to the undersigned. CreatIve Expressions 322713 2. LUEDEAN ESTESBA (I21 dry, part fenced. bookkeeping, apply Wieboldts, Persons not abie to attend the _________________________ Therefore,LuisF,castiilohasthls I0)-12V I 3TE- Al Agriculture hearing who wish to 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford. comment on date terminated his Interest in and Zone Appeal against the Board Sanford 3 lots $17,000. _ ft to the business enterprise known of Adlustmet$t in Approving (for the proposed actions may submit written statements to as 'Forest City Body and Paint CHARLES GROSS & H. E. Development DIvIsion the Land 24-BuSiness Opportunities Volusla Co. 6 acres, 3 housis, prior to the Shop" and has renunciated all RAWL.S) a Lot Size Variance from Weduled public secluded area $106,000. SPECIAL SALE 11x13 Kiln & hearing, Persons right, title and interest therein. 13,360 sq ft to 16,000 sq ft and a Lot appearing at the hearings ,nay Free report tells 7 ways to make Sitter $270.93, 23x29 Kiln & DATED at Aitamonte Springs, WidthVariancefromljofttol30ft submit written money. Send self addressed, Longwood 3.2 blk needs TLC Sitter $647.75, Greenware SO statements or be Seminole County, Florida, thIs 7th to park a mobile home on propefty pct. off, Firing Special 75 pet. 039,500 or best offer. stamped envelope to F. E. heard orally. day of March, 1910. described as Lot 10, Unrecorded Newkirk, 625 Santa St.. off. Creative Mud Ceramics, 6 By order of the Board of County PAUL OKONSKI Survey of Govenmint LOt E. 8i'oadway. Ovledo, Fl. Sntord_ BATEMAN REALTY 1, in CommissIoners of Seminole Publish March 21, 2$ and April 4, $ection3l.19.33. Further described 33,71 County, Florida. 1). 1900 Rag. Real Estate Broker as off Mullet Lake Park Road on 2$-ApIs. & iin Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. DET.103 Estei Drive. (01ST. Clerk to the Baird of To Shuts _______________________ ThIs public hearing will be held Cnty Commls1onsr's of 321.0759 ________________________ _______________________ NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS In Room 203 of the Seminole Seminole County, Florida s,are.our. -. County Courthouse, Sanford, FOR THE VACATING, By: JoAnn K. Hare .house wmother I. sm child. II NOTICE II DONING, DISCONTINUING, FlorIda, on April 22, 1900, at 7:00 Clerk $45 wk. mc. utilities. Call aft I CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH25 Orchid Show sponnored by Central Florida Orchid Society, Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9p.m. Tuglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Rd. Lougwood AA, dosed, 8p.m., Roiling Hills Moravian Church, SR 4 Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Annual flower show, Sanford Garden Club Center, S• Highway 17.92 at Sunland entrance, 28 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 Annual flower show, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanford Garden Club Center, S. HIghway 17-92 at Sunland Seabees Veterans of America [iliad X.4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, OrLando NTC. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 w. Flit st. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Irish American Club of Central florida, 8 p.m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford, covered dish, ham furnished. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center. For senior citizens, White elephant and bake sale, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Upsala Presbyterian Church, Corner of Country Club and Upsala Road. Sponsored by Dorcus Circle, uu.Drchld Show, Winter Park Mall 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Minicomputer ilernonstratlon, 9:30.11 a.m., Deltona Public Utrary. A novice's Introduction to use of minicomputers In education, games, home and business. Orlando Qaper of the Soctety for the Preservation and Eocouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing In America annual thow, 2 p.m. and evening per. formancea, Bob Carr Auditoriwn, Orlando. Annual Spring Plant Sale, CentrifFlorida Sheltered Workshop, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 1600 Aaron Ave., Orlando (near 33rd St. ezft off 1.4). Central florida Art Asia. Outdoor Art Sboi,9 am, to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings, 2301 E. Colonial Dilve, Orlando. Seminar sponsored by Winter Park Chapter of NatlonalSecretariejsocjalionon'ihe$O's_ANow Decade: Imprinting Secretarial ProfessIonalism," 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Holiday Inn, 6515 InternatIonal Drive, Orlando. Call 6441895. SeilorCfthzensToartol.akelandforHolldayonlce show. Leave Sanford Civic Center at noon; pick up at p.m. Leeds, Seminole Plaza, 1.2:30 Dinner on retwn. Reservations available. Call Doris Rogers. SUNDAY, MARCH30 Orchid Show, Winter Park Mall, 10 am. to 5:30 p.m. Contemporary Pop Monk Coccert by Impulse, 2 p.m., Eaatmonte Civic Center, Altamonte Springs. Ballroom and roond dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Music byl(ppel. Seminal. AA, 8 p.m., op. speaker, IIauway House, 561 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. - ---. TUF8DAY,APIIIL1 AND CLOSING OR RIONTS.OP- P.M., or as soon thereafter as Publish February 25, and March Sanford Plaza Cleaners possIble. WAY. 14,20,1900 P4EWPHONENUMBER Written comments filed with the DES 100 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Land Development Manager will 322..$03 YOU WILL TAKE be considered. Persons SIMINOI.I COUNTY BOARD NOTICE thatPLEASE the Board of County atfMplchearing willappearing beheard OPCOUNTYCOMMI$IONII$ CefltraiPleridaCeln$hew Commissioners Seminole orally,from Hearings be continued NOTICUOP PUBLIC County. Florida,ofat 7:00 OCIOdI time may to time as found March20 47.25 HIARINS p.m. on the 22nd d.y of April, A. necessary Hours2$I2_1otoIp.m. Further details 0., 1900, In the County Corn. The Baird of County Corn. 30-lZto6p.m, mIssioners Meeting Room at the aiIabIe by calling 323.4330, Ext. misslonersof SemInole County will Dealers from all over the U S & County Courthouse in , Board of County Commls. hold a public hearing in Room 303 Canada. Gold drawIngs . Florida,wlllhoida Public Hearing Cf the SemInole County Cour. Exhibits . Free appraIsal . toconsld.rand determine whether Wious..$anford,PlorldaonAprIls. coins bought I sold . Free Seminole County, Florida Income Tax Aulstaacecnductod by AARP, 9a.m. to noon, Deltona Public Ubrary, 1691 ProvIdence Blvd. MecareAnustaace Prsgrsin 9:30 am, to noon In Deltona Library Corzunuflhtr Roam. Sanford Sealer Cithesi Ciub, noon, Civic Center. Business and bingo to fcliow bag lunch, Over 69 Club, 10:30 n.m., Ridding Gardens Social - or not the. County will vacate, 2000 at 7:00 P.M., or oon tM.seffv as possible. fo fl5f By: Bill Klrchhoff, abandon, discontInue, Gold Coast Shootings Unsolv.d renounclanddisclalm any close, ritoI thCountyendthepubllcinasstto ArthIw H. kckwIffi Sr. MIAMI (UPI) - Two shootings that took Ma lives in neigh,the following rightsoI.way run. . 20,1900 boring Dade and Broward Counties mained unsolved today, flIng fhrouli the described DST.117 property, towIt: andpollcesMdaofarthsyhadnoteitab11ia woon That portion of Pine SI. lyIng $IMINOLICOUNTY$OARD the two, sistOItheSOUffi½ofL.977 (Less OPCOUNTVCOMMI$$lQIIiR$ admission. Hitton Inn South, 7400 International Or., a heavily firtified Fort Lauderdale area boone, owerd Florida. . Investigates's still were Unuble to make a connection. Florida The four Dade County victims were IdentUied Thursday as and Canals Pets, years experience required. Idiot for retIred person. 10 hr. wit. $1.20 hourly. Apply Florida State Employment Service, 300 French Ave. and rezoning of the dascrlbed DISTRICT TO OC OFFICE CON. Nurse Aides exp. in nursing By: Arthur H. IeckwIth Jr. property from R.1 Single FamIly willie Hampton, 40, Ephrlam Stirnç, 37, WIllie Parker, 35, MERCIAI. DISTRICT, - DWelling District to NP By: Sandy E. 2nd St., Sanford. Residential Protsislonal DIstrict. , Range E, Sarwinele Cnty, -_- DepUty A portIon Cf Sec.;, Township 21 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Florida, mare particularly * * * * * * * * ORDINANCE 77.21 WHICH as: Commence at AMENDS THE DITAILID LAND NW airnerol 1*6 Cf 11¼ of 51¼ PROBATE DIVISION File Number IS.I2I.CP Division , . Lake Mary-Sublet for9 mo., furn.,eff Ic. apt. $110 mo. giady Brown Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker 322.1964 or 323. 4312. April23, 1105 of WILLIE HENLEY ROBINSON, fl.oltheWest220ft. Of toSlOoth %t 1:50P.M. Comly Cont. 323517d 21" W t.i0 ft. to the Point Of FlorIda 32171. The Zertlng Csmntlsslen Of Seminole Ciindy will bill I public ilesrb County will held a public -.. 15 Rum NS ii 10. $im15a ilesnlg 'IS whum n15ce was mailed thai __ p __ __ ___ sa1N,a.uu.l*NIndwhtogbe Is attend *1.1. CLAiMS AND -OS.--- he Will Iatlaai movIubrn$ - . . '. -- MI N. loiMul*. Jr. ______ ____ , aim .j j-1U'l$1S,IN. ., 1----- -'i ' __ . PsblldsMar.*,190e . -. osy.ne _ .!"- MbenN,5vNbJ ::;' I4W$M.VSI ' .. .-. $lTC*4l$O5. MaIms;. 5-$P'555 .. '- -. - --'CirilISmiboondof\ .- uiety CWmheaiin,s Of' - -lepaimle Cetinly. P**: pr-j,g aises msv suibmi ________________ OR51 ausr N SV .flMn K. Hans - - ' $a*sd FIends 33771 1IberN,Isr*j, Nine Depoly TI*ana: *i s1 .. . Pi*lbeu FiirvervaalMwcIi I' ;IL.1 ,:------------. -----' 'Mwas .4 - oiy.a .:.-\.'- ----.---------- - - - -'J.- .- :. f- ,; Advssflslng Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. quality 3-2 w.brick f. p1. + BBQ, Fam. Rm., split plan whuge bdrms, + scr porch in warranty. 534,900. Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Bdrm, l' Bath is neat as a exec area for only 571.95011! pin ready for easy livIng. Seeing is believing at $15,900 w-terms. Assumable 5'7 pct. mortgage 8 1 yr. warranty. sis,00, LAWN EQUIPMENT 8. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Franchised Name Brands) Sales 8. - TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring 8. will partially fInance. 165,000. . EeuI iiesi - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 32?2611 or 131.9993. - Sale bi1. lamps. All are hand rpade, different, and 70" die eter with many pieces 314' PAVED ROADFRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 134,900 ____ ______________________ Sectional coUch & chfir $30 - ______________________ 322-0)98 *- OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR I Beds, ObI. motel B.S. 8./MalI.. 1.30 set. Sanford AUCtic7i, 1215 S. French. 373 7340. I SCREEN R00%T 12*20,5500. 3225909 TERMS AVAILABLE. 333.3327' Ii 2'-i ACRES PINE 8. PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $3,900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. LAKE FRONT. NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE008 CFU. 120,000. 332.2272 for info. Rain Suits; rain coatS; ponchos ARMY NAVY SUSIPLUS 3275791 3l0SanfordAve. ___________________________ ..- 51-Househoki EVA AREA. 58,900. ESTATE WANTS CASH OFFER, Goods - 1978 Singer F.aturo Fully auto. repoessed, used very short time. Original p593, bal. 5)81 or $21 mo. Agent 3398336. I HIGHWAY I-i FRONTAGE, DeBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES SIDE ROAD ACCESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS. t,v of total iftvvntory of brand new interspring bedding. These bedy are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. P1011's Sanford - Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of Sanford. 322 0721. c7Coms SERVICE SEIGLER REALTY 327 1577 ________________________ 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 40x196 each on Sanford Ave. just __________________________ . Price 516,500 for Ill three, 2565 PARK branch3 2322fl1 Off icc Cream puff 3CR, 11+ attached BR I -zB, CIlIA, tomes with (urn. $33,900. crank Cons?. Realty, REALTORS. 1206061. repo. Ref. 16 cu ft frost free. ___________________________ located elf Courtiand I .53,200. Ilowiord. fl3.7119afIerS. from Sanora Agent 339.0306. -. - Range, el. wh., $35; 1z';"_i ' -. Pontiac Granclvhlle all power, runs excellent, 1575 or host offer 327 7397 aft 6 & weekends 372 2243 '77 Dodge Dart. 6 cy1. inspected. runs excellent 1750 or best offer 372 7397 attO & weekends 372 2743 -______________________ 1977 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. SHARP. 4 DOOR, ALL POWER & AIR. GOOD TIRES $595 321 0640 __________________________ '73 Pont Catalina. sharp car, p PB, AC. one owner 11.899 32) 0537 between 5 & 7 p m _______________________ Great mileage. sharp, one owner '76 Vega Wagon. 4 spd 17.199 32) 0532 belween 5 & 7 p m ________________________ 1973 Mercury Capri, I spd, AC 373 5)63. eves 323 1901, ask for Kevin -________________________ )973Cad newpaint &tires, fully equip 1) 795 or make offer 373 0916 - Sail Boat. Yaloomower, Furn.& small items ?Sc to 1175 1209 Myrtle Ave Sat only. 9 to 5. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only one In Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 904 255 $311 for •GPNT' 12 DAY AUCTION' .SUN., MAR. 30, 1 PM' '68 GMC van, 6 cyl, 3 spd manual, good tires, brakes & battery, valid insp 1.195, '65 Dodge Dart, slant 6 auto, air. PS. radial tires 1.395. 83) 5537. 'l9CamaroZ-2s, Tilt wheel, AM FM, PS, PB, AT further de'alle. Call wkend 372 7)79 ______ - ___________ . -. - Over 200 shot guns Rifles & hand guns New.Used.Antiques - Ladies Ig siZe clothes, plants & misc Saturday. 260 Main St. __ Genev,i 319 MONDAY MONDAY MAR. 31, 7PM 5843 ______ ____________________ Antiques & Collectibles Oak-Mahogany.Walnut Wlcker.Glassware Open for Inspection 10 AM Both Sale Days Terms of Sale Carport Sate Blvd I Rid Mower, Boat & Tr IV Ant., Tires, Guitar, HsId power tools, Guns . CASH.VISA.MC 'SANFORD AUCTION. araqe Sale: 113 Aldean Dr Sat 93. Clothes, Dishes, Some Appliances 1215 S. FRENCH 323.7340 -_____________________ _____________________________ 3 FAMILY SALE Littleofeverylhing! Sat, Only! 9 2708 S. Park Ave. off 27th Wonder what to do with Two' Sell One - The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 322 261) or 8)) 9993 - -. - -________ ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy. Sanford, Fia, 3277) *AUCTION SALE *i FRI. 7:30 P.M. Couch, love seat, matching chair Sanford. 3730106 For Sale- 20' Mako Boat with new 200 Mercury motor, nicesm. itemsinglassetc old trailer & many extras in cluded, excellent cond $5,500 LakeMary 32)0891. & new Gator lilt trailer, $095 Ph. 322. Dell's Auction Center - Can't find it? Try ust Over II top brand new pianos I organs in For Estate Commercial 8. ResIdential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. ______________________________ ____________ stock, including new, used, -- - We 75-A--Vans _____ don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434, i bI £ of I-I. 339-5900. -_-- ----------- 7$ Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg. Duel AC, only 13,250, 136 Auto Sales. 560 Hwy 136, Casselberry, $34 $399 ________________________ __________________________ 40Al4UssEp, 75 Dodge Royal Sportsman D van. S pass., 36,000 ml, only _____ $5,411, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, CasleIberry, 131 •s, _______________________ - Jewelry store fixtures for sale. alarms, fixtures, furniture. sp., 35,000 ml. only $3,111, 436 Auto Sales, $00 Hwy 436, 322 56 -For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, Casselberry, $31 $399 _____________________ - Special Ratesfor Complexes Free Estimates 830 0070 2lhr. _________________________ MEINTZER TILE Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances&Misc. New or repair, leaky showers our specialty.25 yrs. Exp. 1691562. NEW& REPAIR Free lt. *30 1103 aft6 ClOck Repair ________________________ OWAL TNEY JEWELER 704S.ParkAye. DressnkIng _____________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3230707 Gs'votTIi,flg& SOI1'dIIIg Animal Haven Grooming & l(et1,!va C3ardeq ' S "I..uxury s i l 5 Studio - • ' 53-1v.Radio-StereO ------- __________ -- Good usedTV's, 525 lup • ' $ - Lawn Care Responsible Christian man wants lawns to mow Complete lawn service. 372 02411 __________ - Pjjnflg Creative Surfaces lic, specializing 'n repainting, mt. & ext wallpaper, wall texing, , wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 162 5597. ________________________ Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll-a-way bed you've nowhere toroll away. . .lf you place a Classified Ad today. Boarding Kennels. Thermo _____________________________ ___________________________ Paii*Ii & Repiir ______________________________ rrent Painting & Repair stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 372 6152. Hoot. Cleaning -_-. Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Reoularorltime bOlis We do wash windows 671.3191 Spring Cleaning lime, ovens, Interior I Exterior Free Est 322 355$ Painting I Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5359 __________ _____ Pl1UIUPS0Y refrig.,waIis,woodwof'k,wd., 046%. CuIlum, Free engagement PhOtos or color lx $0. 323123$. lb_ins InauvsnisiW _____________________ _________________________ APARTMENTS • ss (LOCAL)349537l Tilefloors installed I Man, qualityoperation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 3271321 _ I Light l'uling Tile ____________________________ _________________________ Carpentry, Painting, Main). of all types. Lic. Bonded 323 6030 Insured 531 5399 ____________________________ , Additions&Remodt'l,ng FreeEst. Lic.& Bonded Johnny Walker Const Ltd. 3226151 CarpotCleanlng _________________________ ANDY'S CARPET CLEANINc, Tree Service items to choose from. P1011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of Sanford. 322-1721. I i For Less" I, 3. 3 BR. Suites Adult. Family - SPool _______ 519 E. 1st SI .322 5717 _____________________________ filing cab. I chairs. Many I CompleteMobile Home Repair 319 5259 Nook _!__. 59-Mca1 Morchandise ___________________________ I Ploms Repair FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Hwy.46West,Sanford 1737 Trade or terms OK. MILLERS Pn. 3j Isauty Cars - ______________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - cury electric start motor. -- '1 1J 3276509 11' MFG boat, 20 hp 1973 Mer- Refrigerator. 3231037 36;;oii.nou D+ ________ k - COME EARLY-STAY LATE New Kenmore Stove, eaningos'inl --- __-A' CASH000RPRIZE __ __________________________ - 1111K 8. ottoman; chaise lounge; single bed camp.; lots of carpeting; draperies; selfpropelled mower I. a lot more looks & works good. Dlivery in (county). CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 332.1498 •REALTYWORLDI__J _____________________ ____________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 7S IT1OdllS Call 3399100 or 831 1605 lDi'alerl ____________________ ________ Orig.$579,nowS3OSorSItmo. Beauiit country let in Dedoita, across Parts, 373-0497 ______________________________ UNCLUT.TER YOUR CLOSET. Sell thou things that are lust taking upspocewithawant in the Herald 3223611 or 53%. EALTORS [ -! Ca 395N.1142,Cass.lberry,Fi. $310300 Eve. 067.3635 322.2 420 1uItipIe Listing ServiCe NMC*l ALUMINUM NOD'JCTS CO. STATE Broker _ Low down payments, 323.3457. ANYTIME ' - MOONEY APPLIANCES Sr. Sanford's Sales Leader - 8:00 AM. . 5.00PM. KIP4MORF WASHER Service. Used Machines. MOII - monthly payments under 5250. Apply in p.rson... Agent. 339-1316 Terms. Call W. Maliciowsitl, Inc., Realtors 71)S' S French (11933 Sanford H. Eras 323 $371 _____________________________ Rag. - Good wag.s and b.n.f it packog. I Sold orig. $40933, used Short time. Bal. $159.11 or 519.35 mo. 5 acre parcels, Lit. Sylvan area. REALTOR. 322.7903. ____ puson. controls, has caro usel, still in warranty. Originally assume pay rr*nts of $21 mo. Agent 339- __________________________ 4IOBILE HOME) BR, 28, dbl. wide on 10 acresl C-lilA, Or.. Lg. kit.l Lots of country I BPP 'SERVICE CONTRACT. Only I pct. Interes) to qualified buyers. New 'homes with position for qualifid MICROWAVE Pusi button 2439 S. MyrlleAve. Orlando Sanford __________________________ CONTRACT. Just The Real Estate Agency $34,700. Stady, p.rmon.nt, -- SiApIlaI1CeS _____________________________ - Deffona, wall the extrast C. lilA. Fl. rm.. eatin kit., w-w i carp., patio & lots more. BPP to your phone because Something wonderful is about to happen. rebuilt & reconditioned. ---.-. 371 0640 - 3232801 - BUY, SFLL,TP DE 311-315 F First St. 322 5672 BROKER REALTY WORLD. sen you place a Classified Ad 'n The Evening Herald, stay close 55B.oats& Accessories ____________________________ WILSON MASER FUll - GREAT I BR, lB condo. w-C NSA, ww carpet, eopt. kit., wn stairs I by the W.Ol Neighborhood garage sale: children's clothes, furn., toys, dishes, glassware, Schwin bikp, Sm appl. & lots more 201 Dogwood, Dr. Sat, only! 8 ___________ aCog -- 80-Autos for Sale Antique Auction Sat., Mar. 79, ma m. Bridges Antiques 8 Auction Hwy. 46---1' mi. E. of I 1 628 070) TOTAL. GOOD 2'. ACRES, PAVED ROAD, 323-7532 71 iord Explorer, Spoke wheels. 351 Cleveland, auto & AC, only *3,888. 4)6 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 4.36. Casselberry. 831 8399 Wanted to buy used office equipment P1011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So.. of Sanford. 327 872). - Friday & Saturday 96 81? Rosalie Dr. _______________________ cvri 32 0612 372 1517 207 E. 25th St. - Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy 3. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig Stoves, tools - - completely furnished. $39,900. 'EMPLOYMIWT -- '73 Toyota P U. mech. perfect, lnsp, $750 or best offer. 327-7397 . 6 & 377 2713 wkends 72-AuCtion Closed restaurant must llqu.Llate immediately. Many Ic 8. CARPORT SALE: Sat. 95 Only! copper Tiffany type tacjing 113W Ridge Dr (off Lk Mary - REDUCED rentat income + business property! Just 2 yrs oldI Super locationl Now ______________ ----79Trucks-Trailers - TIFFANY LAMPS STEN STROM INCOME PROPERTY 4 apartments, close to t REALTORS REALTY ________________ Sanford,FI'1da -- _(I7')SaMerd stove; roll-a-way CHOOSE FROM. $6,500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY, $12,500. - for davenport 8. chair Snapin' Turtle lawn mower; girlsb e 322 3907 GENEVA AREA 16.500 PER ACRE, ALL OR HALF! HAL CDLJSTIEAITYrc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Eves: 349.1100,322.1919,323.1313 ISIS Orimsis Dr. -El. . ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 1 TO LOTS. Sanford - Cash 322.4132 't , 50Miscellaneous ROBINSON & SEEDLING. ______________________ - - DSCtor Make room in your attic. garage Sell idle items with a Classiflen Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 3277611 or 831.9993. 2' ACRES TALL PINES GEN REALTOR 3214991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE srfliNes also make Real Estate &. Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment l')4 E Robinson. Orlando, 471 7976. __________ LOTS. $7500 TERMS. _____- ___________________ 54-Garage Sales - Will buy ist & 2nd mortgates We ORANGE GROVE 12'-i ACRES .Just Resuitsl - N. Fronth Ave. neighborhood, convenient location to Sanford 8. I-I. OWNER WILL FINANCE Tired Cf house huntIng? 3.2 $320 es a --.-. Lbsse. Dep. pool. Max. z • asi1flhoanawWi,.u..ns, • - iiinkck. - -----, con, lot w-Oaks for $31,000!! - GENERAL FACTORY HELP Apply In person to: -. - LOVELY 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, go spend 6 acres on the besutiful Wekiva River only $110,000. _______________ 43.Lots-ACreage ._. , 47A Mortgages Bought - - - USt.d'Olniodel color TV's, all worxlnq 599.95. 10 to choose trcm Noll's Sanford Furnilure s,ivaqe, 1791. So. of Sanford 377 - '68 VW Pop Up Camper. S75t offer VW 6V 1500 engine good cord 3653663 __________________________ 1977 Fiat X19, exc. cord., AM FM, $ track. AC. Miracle Shield. 322 2861 or 323-3215 -- 21)3 French Ave - & Sold I BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 28 home in company bsnsfifs. ryaMMprd 14 - 016.117 .':-. GALORE-) big bdrms, brick f. p1., formal DR. eatin kit. + Geneva GardensApts. recruiter. Call us cities?: INS W. 25th 5?. ___________________ - SAI.5 St. Johns River. sinxo INVEST WISELY invest don't . - 323-5200 VA&FHAFlrsancinq _ _______________ - , _._ . - - We buy equity in houses, apts & v,lcant land Lucky lnvst ments. P 0 Box 79 .antord 377 4711 pool wcool deck, fenced pastures, fish pond, access to SQ U AR E FOOT AG E HOUSE FOR NEST comirtlsslon with full -',.'.CWkIiINldof ' CMOV CSuribeJuris of kin 5115 y. P55061 - SOviet Laundry - I Story . ISIS W.2SthST. 5*5F0I0 322-2090 __________________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT RsbuiidCondemnedm S. G.BALINT 3221165 ___________________________ SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair I Remodeling 2lhni. 322-0771 - Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn. *317499 _________________________ ______________________ _ Tdi BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321-0517 Custom built utility & boat traIlers, truck racks I misc. jjTTj repairs. ___________________________________________ To List Your Business... 2226or83-9993 ______________________________ ______________________________________ c-.-..- •W-' - p. Wanted to buy for cash from owner 3 bedroom. 2 bath home Write Bo 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price No salesmen patio w-BBQ, self.cleanlng bdrms, 1' baths, corner lot wtrees, nice area. 578.5001! Aduitsonly. Nopets. $300. 323. fulurs for a self, IliliP, NUIIR VW MO Mull -. Won iN MardI 10.0101 - - - - .- - MSSSnMo at- *1 MBI15 p -. or hem uiwa Is time as ,j•j fe 515M esnsi4 Reprssol$ve: S *Nms or be Mini sally. Cain whelsacceneddoraud -fIIMlu ppCi55If. by Further details ., Cenrin *ililams -. Msi'l .'. . ant. -. . v.st ottic. lii no. Of the lord Of CIunly r.aiy.ád W vdv if *S Beard Ceunly W7. Ill. *h ____ -. -- a - 'flslen,a of .kINptI C*lssIas of $emlneI e. dicishi he c.uety, PIsNi. WWs. - ___________________________ 3803 Orlando Dr. COUNTRY LIVING at ilsbest! 8 HANDYMAN SPECiAL- 3 1g. The EvenIng Herald CIas5IO led Ads offer no fancy claim- starter. - Previous 15 lit. ' Divisions Prier IS mi - sales .xp.rlanc MathI. *pitbuq51 will ho burl - Publicilis.. 01011 501(5 us 'c* 'I P1555 iasiW. perusas - l5IWvet_he hiW - r:1. salary plus - s,• s* 47-Real Estate Wanted Homes - - M,ike your T'remotecontrolles1 no wires. Come by our shop for derno.5tration .IERB'S TV S SMford Ave. 323 1734 , - A OK TIRE 322-1410 NEW TIRES$19 193. UP 'UYUSF0F APPLIANCES S.nford Fur niturc Salvage 322-8721 '71 LeMans Pont full power, by owner Mech perfect. Neg terms, 1300 305 571 7111 -_____________________ _____________________ 78-torCyCles ______ _______ 5005 Sanford Ave Sanford 323 6593 TV repo 19" ZenItI. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $183.6 or $17 mo Agent 339 8386 - ______________ Webuy usedfurniture _______________________ ___________ - POOL PARADISE- Lovely I BR, 28 split plan w-Cen. H-A. WWC, pan Fern Pm, fully equipped kIt, + gorgeous pool on huge cul-de-sac lot in Al Hurrytl area, 161.900 advertisers. A greet Miring wits wish Is comment an Is c.es - lOvely EstateovsrlAcreonly $19,900. -' - The ct's dida Laud hetit*.jnt Minier ofi JSCTION$ NOT $0 PILED WILL 00'NIsn SIRSILIelS IS IJud. Deir.t.j be M00it P.rSii enl SI FOREVER 5*111*. Devdap maid Divbeas .rier IS She 5IheIS1 -' ruling of l"'cai aiiizids - Niceresldentlalloton El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,110 mtg. at 9' pct. mt With 125 mo. pymts. Total price 17.500 or best offer. 323-5036 GREGORYMOBILE HOMES - acres fenced, 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath, farn, room, fireplace, screened - 53-TV.Radjo.Stereo - _________ SIt Our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. - 4"!'! -_________________________ - FURNITURE & THINGS 43-Lots-Acreage Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wCentral lILA heat pump, big bdrms.. & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 119,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5771. BROKER 24395.MyrtIeAve. Orlando Sanford 377-1577 37) o&io $76,500 with $11,500 down . $390.66mo. P81. Very low ml. Balloon note, __________________________ __________________________ eic running cond $1,400 or st offer 869 1871 Top Dollar Paid for junk & USed cars, trucks & heavy equip mcnt. 322-5990 Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers "I don't care what we paid for them...he's going to HAVE to walk on them sooner or later?" 1 YR. OLD DBL-WIDE- SEIGLER REALTY FANTASTIC FINANCING on this lovely 3 BR, 2' B to qu.lili.d buyers. Like new ENERGY EFFICIENT home in choice neighborhood. Lg, fenced yd., all amenities. cottage, I ige Gazebo. This 3.), fully sqpt. kit., inside laundry room. - stabIiiMd and n PSi4 net Pines net ibis to sItoril held.. COUNTRY HALF ACRE iais .,d s, __ Of $110 M1$eaI mt$snoba sis. - - '.'. - BUY JUNK CARS FromSIOtoSSO Call 322-1671. 322 1460 - 136. 75 Dodge Coronet Brougham. V 322 743 -- 68-Wanted to Buy __________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPL lANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur nilure. 705 C. 75th St. 373 095) O.N.',..., ?W p U ______________________________________________________________ Hwy Sales, 860 Casselberry, 831 8)99. ____ 77Jun$( Cars Removed - ________________________ 3 BR, l'7 8. 15 mm. to Sanford. Assume 9'.i cI. with $15,000 dwn. No qualifyingl Hurry on this one! Only 145,9001 Call today! pelt Adelleal mN*alaIli, may be detained by canlsd51 the Land ablahihl by ii 105 Land Devslspmspt Manapgr at 3034N Cewøty_____ - CeWnt$iwsi, ia.w srI, dssllsits.s the validity Of the wIN. - DeVOfIPUII Miiigf it 3334J09, itti - ) $250 mo. & under if you qualify. 42-Mobile 136. Casselberry. 831 8399 ______________________________ ' NEW HOMES Open 1 to5 daily CROCK!TT .Cop clComos - AIR SHOCKS $39.95 New Batteries $29.95 7113 French Ave.. Sanford ___________________________ 3222991. SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUVERSI 76 Olds Delta 18. 7 dr. 350 engine. 48.000 one owner mi. only _ A OK TIRE NE ED A SER V ICE MAN you Il find him listed in our Business Directory. ---------- CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. 323-7*31 - 76-Auto Parts Landscaping or Grove R 0 Priest 37.1390 3390509 339050$ Save Gas! No need driving tO beach, enioy refreshing pool. 2 possible 3 BR. I' B. FR, 5cr. porch, patio. Ianscaped y8rd on cor. lot, many extras. By Owner. lOs. 668.5419 _________________________ Mailland East, Howell Estates. by owner. Deluxe pool, lovely 'I BR 7 8. FR, 2 car garage, sc porch, kit appl. Many extras. $69,900, assume. 67)4587. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO Do you ENTERTAIN here's a I - 24 Hrs. 323•5774 STEMPU AGENCY Florida an MardI & tOil at 7:09 P.M. in as seen thereafter as P.M.. in as soon *arsaftar as represintol lvi, venue.,- an _________ -. r11 Lk. Jessup TuscawilIa lake front. 1 BR, 1': B "Dream Home." Pool, a dock on Lk. Jessup & on & on & on- This home has to be seen! 'I 1.395.000. Owner will hold mtg. - S French bargain. Offer it today in the 2 Rear tractor tres Diamond tread 18.4 164 on 16' rim mounted Wilt fit Ford IN 1000 and Jubilee, also Massey Lease with or without option, Auto repair. Only $800 mo Hwy 436 frontage. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC - . WE BUY CARS 78 Pont Trans Am. like new. Altamonte lake view. 32. fenced yd. owner says sell! $52,900 ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, REALT0RS.MLS OVERSIZE BR, 2 L guest 4 ill, in Sections 3S.N.31, Oft Elm TNl$ NOTICE: - II) all- ciulies Cimmlssloqens on the above casilanod ors and nS51. An aggressive sales. NrsOf. (OilY. 11 aeainst me estate and (2) any capt Ordinance aid resinki. Addmenal inlirmsiuin may be person Is needed for This public Mains wIN be bell by an WoresM-ponse of lflC. - ______________________________ 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET. CENTRAL AIR, $40,000. - '79 Dodge Van, 3 speed with overdrive floor (VI. 318), 15 MPG-city, AM FM radIo. cassette. B track. CB radio. 20,000 ml. 323-738), asking only Lawnmown-s We sell the best 8 service the rest WESTERN INC. . hail BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. --- 80-Autos for Sale FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 323 7SIQ - - Realty, r HOME or PROPERTY call (or INDIVIDUAL at. NEEDS Call 3231991. edaI1acoptlsnISper'ilamslle - All Interested pocs.s •rs P.M. ii as seen. tItar51$e N posSible, Is revIse, his, corn. lo a Harold with a classified ad. by calling 3222611 or $314993. _____________________ STEMPER Sill ELLERSw,haveBuYER$for - WeareCONCERNEDwfthjr - - REALTORS LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, 322.7912 HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR_____________________________ PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, 1.32.000. Sanford 2 BR 2 B mod, furn,AC, IN Room E Cf the lienkiela . O. 1. the jeviedle --: Mine en respired ti Iii' with this court, peftiblL IS nlvl, him cam. t$ and make recom. ____ lisps Land Csmpaas ANh WITHIN THREE MONTHS op wants - and make recoin. biridsy Ski ct - Isaldid samm,. PaL psi no - me siasy pusucymos - OF mindathel, IS the Beard it Cetatty Cemmisslesn, en tile above N 3 BEDROOM, 1'-, BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT, APPLIANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON ALMOST 7 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. perfect country letting 3 For sun in Ositons Ma197e,r574l contaIning .1016 acres, 1t.i WILLIE H.,, ROBINSON, Of toe NI ¼ 11 fitS $1 ¼ lea road. MI'S 01' liii. .p, Sectionil. ToanlehIp2t, Nangell, File Tamp. police d.t.ct1e si Adjustment In Dyinga ar sOf feIhi below. en Lk. Mary.) BR, P, huge FR. Cash to mtg. or owner will hold Call us for all your Real Estate '" _________________________ painted & private. Nice for 5lNOLEpgjleman323 _____________ -3930. (acrsssfrornNeami(,ep,.) 7$tttoti,ePointol lightning, , B5TTY I. MERRITT-. IA (3. narnas and addresses if file •i _____ Cash for your lot' Will build On your tof our lot V Enterpr,se, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 641)012 3 BR, 18 2 1g. fenced lots, privacy, FP, ready to be restored. All for $29,900. SAVES. Furnished Apartment For Rent 62-Lawn.Garde, - JJJJJ - $15,000. low interest mtg. oh new) BR, 28 w.conversation pit, stone f. p1. lntercom,tile foyer + more on '- acre wooded lot in prestigious area. Just _______________________ 590,500!! - WILLIE HENLEY ROBINSON a. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL thence 5 1 degree 00' 33" W 111.10 5EMINOLECOUNTVSUD ka WILLIE H. ROBINSON DISTRICT TO NP RESIDENTIAL if, thence $59 dsriis 23' 21" E 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4' 4 _____ OPCOUNTYCOMMI$S,OpjI1$ PROPEUIONALTNI FOLLOW. fl1.00fl,tilenco$ Idegreelvl5" NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ISO DESCRIBED PROPERTY. I 100.11 if, thenca N 00 degree 23' ' 5155111 PubliC 01511W Hairdrssagr The liulIt 110 ft. Of 1115 Null The amenisirofion of tue ests,, Sanferd, -thel- the g' - Longwood 3 2. privacy fence, garage, near schools & VA F HA.235 Con. Homes Low Down Payment Wekiva retreat 1 acre Ofl St Johns River. Only $5,000 dwn. Total price unbelievable at BUYERS . SELLERS we can advise clients on Income TAX consequences I shelters, others by appoIntment it LakaMary.sm.furn.apt.,newly ,, p$•$• ha 61Ifr of 1110 "14T1-A.1 Apricultune s.nal repneseqttive and the In Nos.W III at me $ernineis County Courthouse, SanfOrd, ADVERTISING line- Appeal aeaknt fbi Beard County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida en Mordr, 1, 1* at 7$5 _____ - $47,900. Rented now at $775 1.300 mo. Owner will hold wrap a round. Live in one rent thc other'!' 25415. French Ave. 3220231 322 5353. 322 3772, 322 0779 - IBALTY autmi UNssadsh$aldfj450Id BOARD OP ADJUITMINT I'- - - OF SANFORD REALTOR Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling. 322-2611 or 8319993. _______________________ ________________________ Hedge against inflation! S acres on last growing Lk. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good termst & KNOWLEDGE In creative & owner investment FINANC. ________________ ING, Call 0694027 _____ii seakisto County, ltyouareltavingdhfflcüfty fktdlIi ________________ The Florida mlulinsrs o $emlno*caunty, Pida. i H,, cm,, Apollaitlen Ms Win made by a place- to live, cii Is drive, a Funds, will hold a pubk hung Seminole County, Florida, Probste Application has Win made by Florida Livini Inc. Beautiful 3 BR, I B, CIlIA, IS refillS? fitS heIk lob, en some i.i'vk. you have -- Division. the address Of which is Eil• GlumIl51t, the state's dit to pruascv$s filaci, fenced in yd.. sc Further, till Planning and need ii, read all . APPEM, AGAINST THE - $eml e County cmiiive. PurtMr tile Pliitnlej and Zsnine Csmmbolen of Seminole every day. porch. Loose opt, to buy. 323. rr- Mnf3 to reject ' iy teeeep.rs as today! 305 $685640 Eve. 305-323-1863 ____________________________ ____________________ Sanford. Call, 3230670 Maimer's Village ___________________ 12 FFSIICIIAVS. PUBLIC.QUASI LAND USE TO MEDIUMPUBLIC DENSITY RE thence S I deres 06' 32" W 063.10 thence $ 00 daIries 53 34" 1 SIDENTIAL. FOR THE PURPOSE 47l3ttt SI dsgreeo6'33" Vi OF REZONINO FROM RIM IN RI: ESTATE OF Private Home 3223033 __________________ apt, Avail April 10 to Nov. 10. USE ELEMENT OP THE Of$ac.7,Townslilpll$,Ranges AAA MIPtOVMT style MaY1fl81 IN THE I1CUIT COURT P01 SEMI HOLE COUNTY CON. 1. lilencebeer hull N dsress 11' Involved gambling or both. Rlcd- qd. . 41-Houses -- CUt de sac Low cash to mtg or owner will hold 2nd or wrap a-round Submit all offers. $43,900 Paint I body shop for sale or lease w-2 BR apt. attached. Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. Handyman special, a great bargain & $20,500. This home includes 2 BR 1 B on a very Ig they going to know? Tell them 3334303 afterI Pellceaaldthsywetestlflumewewhsthsrthsmiudersw,,'s SININOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA PREHINSIVI PLAN FROM N" E fir a dI5lici Of $43.27 ft., the deith smce - 8. well, 'deal for mobile home. $21,000. - Room for Rent . Leonard C. Jolly 3237239 _____________________ RoomsforRent home care. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center, 912 Clerk Miss Pets's boobr was nods and may have been sexually Publish Mar. N, 1900 -united, police said. The tlwee men____ were fully clothed, but DIT.119 . - p by Gill Fox GLANCES __________ grounds. Minimum of three ________________ 3acreson Hwy lIE Geneva only PERSONS INTERESTED MAY theuse. santird, Florida onAprli$, lIVE PLAN FROM HIGH DINSI. Coiai'1y iny5'g$tdfl said. APPEAR AND Ii HEARD AT 1q00 at 7:00 P.M., or as 50011 TV RESIDENTIAL TO CON. One of the Fort Lauderdale victims was IdsMlfted as Willie THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ttwresfter as possible, to consider MENCIAL FOR THE PUN1 MIII., IS, whose hams In Op.Lodua, 37 bloc from the Dade SPECIFIED. .. a specific land us. amendment to OF REZONING FROM R.a the SemInole County Board of COunty Con4mls. ____ ____ Corn. MULTI.FAMILY DWELLING sioners of Seminole County, prehenaive Plan, Ordinance 77.21, jV - SIDE I home, with a Ig 16 x 32 pool for Summer time fun. Close to Shopping & Schools. Exc. for growing tam. Only $59,900. camagi'ound. Must reside on 31-Apartnients Furnished Of the Seminole County Cour. HOLE COUNTY COMPRENIN. ______ (UPI) . MLS Eve 333.)t$ Oriçio,$ living. Peas. I 24 UR W. 3?2-9283 We.kivlmOnthlyrates,utllitifl 9 I. pd Inquire ai S. Oak 041.7003. it you don't t.11 people, how are other maintenance duties in Miand ares authorfihis said. That night, two men were shot in Records of Seminole County, hold a public h.,ering in Room 203 USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. TALL*HASSEE, Flu. yps.e B Houses Handyman special 2 BR, CB, fenced rear yd., in cxc. location. 527.000. - 5:30, 322.4233. ------------ .------- I 29-Rooms _ __-_ - -- i treatment plants in addition to asburl*n horns were shot and killed Wednesday afternoon, Piat look 7 Page 40 of Ipie Pubiic mlsslonersofsiminolecountywill MENDS THI DETAILED LAND Trials As Adults REALTOR a specific land use amendment to Orlando. the Seminele County Corn. _________________ Unfurnished ESTATE SALE 2 BR, FIRE. preIens1ve Plan, Ordinance 7745, ________________________ and ruening of ff4 dISC?ibid _______________________ 1SHOlD nd . . property from RI Multl.Famlly PLACE. good LOCATION only 1 BR-$309 up. Pool. Adults only Dwelling District to OC Office Technical Maintenanc, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Commercial District. Operator. Operates. MaIntain Airport Blvd. on $792 1* Buyerswe have EXPERIENCE well water I waste water Foot hoMages held for ransom In a northweat Dade County Right of Way for SR 136) Forest NOTICIOP PUBLIC NIARINS AN ORDINANCE City, Orange Park, according to TM loire of County Corn. ORDINANCE 77.2$ AMENDING WHICH A. Can Itill Face 41 CustOrn3BR,2Bspljt plan wsc rm., 2 car garage. Loch Arbor ___________________________ ____________________________________ -- Adult tUrn program, Deltona Public Library, Providence Blvd., Deltona, 2 p.m. 1hli Britain. State Juveniles TjIJjj1 - _________ 41 - munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. InstructIon, 7:30 p.m. Open tO PUbIIC• the one _________________________- - 'Young.a$Hesij" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Corn. won's bound and paid ha IA CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAMESTATUTE ___ '...'.41.. Y',. - . I p. - �.. - . . •. ,.. .- -.-. 12A—Ev.nlng Macaid, Sanford, FL :BLON0IE I CALLED HIM A ',MISERABLE JULIUS AND HAD LAST NIGHT . ..L. . Friday, March 21, IflO ACCUSNGAMANOPBEiNG A MI5ERABLE OLD GOAT! (D GOAT ".-*.- ..-•- I( ''— lGHT..JU5T SHOULD DO IT ØL\ 4 -, BEETLE BAILEY TIIAT'S P1.1MB THING YOU'VE PONE TOPAY! —. by Mort Walker I 'M WRITING OKAY! Wily PIP IT POWtJ/ OKAY! BEETLE IT GOING RUN OUT IN THE OF HERE Box'! LIKE THAT? THE Tiligp HE HATES TO HEAR SARGE SAY THE NAME OF THE BOX THE BEETLE BAILEY BOO-BOO BOX' 5tAM! IL Answer to Previous Puzzle I Female saint ORek1NII LT00 O101 ANT I C L$A L A 0 ROOMS Y F oIAo I R F 0 0 Y 1 RIF I N __ IOJnIC — 3 —— —— —— 1 2 12 (%I 3-28 dw •• JLI1 /11 - THE BORN LOSER UJIT ———— 5 6 7 — — 13 lie - — — — 117" — — — — by Bob Montana ( I'LL , ' IOiQRE HE TO WEAR IT 'I O9joF m ) 4914#" Jr Jwur A I i V' i ,A&2 LW Need Salt Tablets swollen around the chest. Could it be his heart? The doctor said he had a slight heart attack a year ago but he hasn't been back to any doctors for any check ups since then. DEAR READER — You're usually occurs only in a good observer. Your vigorous athletes or heavy laborers. They can get ad• grandfather apparently had some form of asthmatic at- ditional salt through food and tack. liquids that contain salt. these individuals can inhale Characteristically, Ewning Hemid Thus, salt tablets are not tc but they have trouble keep a person from having tc exhaling. It's the effort they drink water. The salt is have to make to force air out merely to replace the salt lost of the lungs that causes the ' in sweat. In fact, if a person wheezing one hears during an 101101HEEN takes salt tablets and fails to acute asthmatic attack. JN• ii• drink adequate amounts of The blueness of the face was water at the same time, he was because the lungs were Jul. 12000 . may Increase his chances of not able to provide enough having a heat stroke, fresh oxygen to the cirJul u... To give you more in- culation. We call this formation on salt I am sen- cyanosis. dIng you The Health Letter It's possible that your 41 FrhIN-0 number 10-12, Salt: Your Vital grandfather had the typical 7 r iSodium and Potassium allergicattack.Buttherestof 46 Balance. Other readers who your story of his previous 54 — — want this issue can send 75 heart attack raises the 51 52 — — cents with a long, stamped, possibility of cardiac asthma. ..................-.-F cc ci 5_ 5 self-addressed nvp1nr for It This is n.....term we use for Send your request to me, in people who suddenly develop ——— 60 — — care of this newspaper, P.O. fluid in the lungs because of I —— — ———— — — — .,.L1 Box 1551, Radio City Station, heart disease. The fluid causes swelling New York, NY 10019. INIWSPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN) DEAR DR. LAMB—Re. around the air sacs and cently my grandfather had triggers the asthmatic-like some kind of a respiratory response. The attack goes attack. He had been outside In away oncelungs. the fluid is cleared ___________________________________________________ the evening air when it first from the Friday, March 28, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA uII .uuu JIUI• ISN'T IT RATHER ——— — 10 11 9 8 ——— 4 1 ______________________ — — _. ...i. iT I____1__ I—•I by Art Sansom ARCHIE _ (abbr) (abbr.) 46 Helpful 4 Bends down 50 Final (comp. 8Swisscapital wd.) 12 Diving bird 54 Gorilla 13 Elliptical 55 Hillside (Scot.) ItIfltV flirlAirl VAIIIIDI 14 Laughing bird 56 Mined fuel ________________________ _11"I 1 8181111401 l5 Broke broad 57 Spot 11Pdl1jZ$tElcI DEAR DR. LAMB—Since LAIL IT o 18 Sweet smell 58 Pungent shrub A ASlIjI soldiers or hikcrs take salt 18 Steering PC'N'I'FtI 59 Florida islets 1K 1N1 0 I $ $IwIAIM1IF4otatRJ tablets to retain water, apparatus 60 Graduate of loloip therefore permitting them to hEIR' 20 Gazelle Annapolis IOIRIE INihto IXIAIN SINICILILs 1511k 21 Things given (abbr.) go for a longer period oftime 23 Two quartets without water, why can't they 37 Tropical fruit 11 Compass 27 Tin DOWN just drink salt water? point 39 Hindu widow 30 Money 17 Not fastened 40 Shrubs DEAR READER — You've 1 River in handler 19 Normandy i, vri,i mnr4I a ,.niin1 nf nrPIImn.,J ,..... My invasion day 33 Charity gift 2 Ballerinas tions that are not correct. In 45 Insect 22 Nuts 34 Historic duds the first place, not all soldiers 47 Lose luster period 3 Squeezed out 24 Levels or hikers take salt tablets and 48 Atop 25 Weird 35 Compass 4 Northern 49 Leases they shouldn't. The only point 5 Open to view 26 Nets 36 Roll up a flag 6 Ball of paper '27 Billiard shot 50 Pounds (abbr.) people who should ever take 28 Iron (Get.) 37 Fall in drops 7 Walk with 51 Southern salt tablets are those who 29 Hair ringlet 38 Meeting difficulty constellation really lose a lot of salt and 31 Whole 40 Pedestals 8 Whiten 52 Sink down copious that's through 41 Carry on 33 Twosome 9 Age 53 Foot digit 42 Plant disease 10 Fabulous bird 38 Demon sweating. That's why salt loss DUE PLAIN OLD GOAT \ $ ACROSS by Chic Young coRA.m4ATTER1eLE... II ' ( ANOTHER PIGHT .--. started. He said he couldn't In any case, your grandcatch his catch his breath. He asked for father should see his doctor a glass of hot water because right away. If he's having he said afterward that it fluid in the lungs because of opened his chest up so he his heart, the doctor will want For Saturday, March 29, 1980 could breathe, to give him some medicine At the moment he was which will help to relieve the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) having the attack, his face condition and should improve YOUR BIRTHDAY quite turned purple, his eyes his breathing. If he has the March 29, 19 Usually you're Doing good work whether methodical, but today you watered and he was unable to ordinary form of asthma, are numerous you're self-employed or in the may act without having a exhale. He could breathe in there aervice of another will pay sound plan. The results could but he couldn't breathe it back medicines that can be used to lge rewards this corning be far less than what you out. Sometimes he looked help, too. yeir. Take pride In your work hoped for. and the road to the top will be (Sept.23.5, 23) free of bumps. Make it a point today to try to ARIES (March 21-April 19) clear up obligations, Give full attention to your especially if they are of a tasks today, especially If finan,'laI nntiwø flnn'I It ace and queen of trumps. This you're working with new others come to you. pickled West's 10. methods, materials or tools. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) East led a second heart. Carelessness could cause Pals could do things today The Professor ruffed again reedleis mistakes. Gettingthat and led his nine of trumps to put may your patience to siong with other signs is one the test. Be tolerant and East's jack. Another heart o the sections you'll enjoy in forgiving. lead forced the Prof to ruff the third time. He was down JV W&(LI UXIUI$I t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23to one trump, but that was lth begins with your birenough to pull East's five thay. Mail $1 for each to Dec.21) Be certain that what spot. Then he ran off the five Aro.Graph, Box 489, iiacllo you hope to achieve today is good diamonds and conceded really worth the time and City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be one club at the finish. effort. If your goals are poor s'se to specify birth date. "Why did you play the choices, victory will have a IAURUS (April 4y Q) queen of trumps instead of the nine at your second trump You may find yourself In an hollow ring. lead? Wouldn't you have lost CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, award situation of y three trump tricks if West had own doing today. Trying to 19) Be honest and frank with been dealt king-three instead extricate yourself through friends today, but don't be of ten-three" furth erratic behavior could harshly critical. If you have "It was a matter of percentsuggestions to offer, be sure get you In deeper. age and in the long run the winning player takes the best GEMINI (May 21-June ) they're constructive. percentage play. If trumps AQUARIUS (Jan. s-Feb. Therdsaposslbllltyyou could were going to break 3.31121 be subjected to more 19) ror ins uiie expeo.lency plays were equal. I was only d*nesic frustrations today today, you may complete a concerned with 4.2 breaks. than usual. Count to 10 before commercial involvement My play was going to win without checking all blowing off steam. against 10 x or J z and would CANCER (June 21-July 22) ramifications. Conducting only cost me against K x. The odds were two to one in favor Be warytoday of speaking out business Impulsively could of m and that Is pretty prove costly. of turn or jumping to congood odW' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) c1uzIons You may say - The Profors four-spade (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) something you'll wish you Select companions with IS not recommended considerable care today, or hadn't. ' here, but the Professor tends (For a copy of JACOBY you may find yourself In LE (July 23-Aug. 22) to bid as the spirit moves him MODERN, a.nd$1 to: 'Win at demands on your purse for company of persons with 'and not necessarily as Biidgt" caro of this nwspayour own ' and those of whom you have little In writer's recommend. p*' P.O. Box 489, Radio City others ca hit heavy common, It might spoil , He ruffed the heart lead Station, Now York. N.Y. everyone's day. today. and prompUy played out his 10019.) YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Complete W..k's TV Listings ByRERNICEBEDEOSOL _________________ EEK&MEEK by Howie Schneider — IUELL., WHAT tYA Y rr MuJ\ rLw" w#r to 6D- I k'EUER c'r 11 I i 7HlJKOF TD IX) 10 VI( To LOVER5 I f&Th6 IL .T IT FS ma OOI, üD51%E. J\(€ij3oR) Atvkj) 1, --If11 1 ' WIN''AT''BRIDGE - J kW I PRISCILLA'S POP I HOPE TI4ISIS I HATE IH,TEI HAT E OUR LAST SNOWTHE I THE THE FALL' I PISUKE COLPJ ICY ,) HIGH WINTER 90! 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Friday, March 21, iNO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Yes, There Really Is A Cm;O GUDE Flo In Poiiy Hoiliday If are a few suggestions: MR. C'. FRIED CHICKEN - Enjoy complete shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern fried thicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. 1 10 FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN - Eat In or carry-cut Famous Recipe "honey dipped" fried chicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford. A8A SANDRONI - New in Sanford featuring 3 separate dining rooms and serving your favorites for lunch and dinner. 300 E. Commercial St., Sanford. Thirty-thousand fans viewed the Central Florida Air Show in perfect weather. Look, Up In The Sky, It's... HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring Your favorite drinks available In popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. - HOLIDAY INN— H - Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 14 & SR. 48, Sanford. . - " .. Members exhibition "Doorways," The Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando, March 1-April 18. Reception March 29 7-9:30 p.m. Free to the .public. Portrait Florida Symphony Orchestra Pops Concert, Alfred Savia conducting, March 30, 8:30 p.m., Eola Park Bandshell, Orlando. Guest Artists: Dance Unlimited. Free to the public. Blggçr Package NOW Includes Additional 8x10 oh, rfraIt i11 Dl's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment In lounge Tues. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive. Sanford. Central Florida Art Association Outdoor Art Show, Saturday, March 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings, 2301 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. THE SAVING PLACE _# L' ; Time Out To Eat [.ngwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 meter run, 9 a.m., April 12, Springs Plaza Shopping Center, State 'Road 434. Plant and baked goods sale, arts and crafts show, Bluegrass entertainment and refreshments. Auction and drawing, 3 p.m. A6qM9W%4= .1r ______ you're thinking of getting out of the house and ale looking for something to do this weekend, here 'Flo lives a life m.trlaland on that background for such traits for Flo that I heard error," says Polly Holiday. touches as Flo's full name - from his stories of truck "She never looks before she ____ ___ Florence Jean Castleberry stops." leaps and then she has to pay __ — and the CthPhl•55O Miss Holliday was a music the consequences. I feel as )J33 my its." though I have to look after "I've also used bits and major studying classical her." pieces from people I've piano at Alabama State known for Fin's three College for Women when she The soft-spoken Miss started to act. She taught Holliday, whose portrayal of husbands," says Miss school for a time, then spent Holiday, who isn't married. the flamboyant waitress, first was a dirt track eight years In repertory and Flo, helped make "Alice" a ____ . ___ • racer, the second she won't community theater before hit, recently moved onto her ___ about and the last Was a going to New York to work own show as the star of for reducer Joseph Papp. Bible "Flo," a new CBS comedy The freewheeling Flo. series. . She won a role in "All the her fans know, has asoft spot President's Men" and after In her latest adventures, for truck drivers, a feeling that came the "Alice" Miss Holliday expects . I that is reciprocated. Her series. Of her new show, she will take a lot of looking trucker buddies bought her a remarks: POLLY HOLLIDAY after. The wisecracking, wild-living redhead takes a seldom recognized as her - car when needed oneen to haul hershe house trailer know Flo than big leap when she visits her until I speak," says Miss route to the new job that"I anyone, andbetter It's been hometown of Cowtown, Holliday. "I Use my bred her away from Mel's marvelous fun deciding what Texas, and winds up as Alabama accent virtually Diner, her new life will be. I love to owner of a rundown road- without change, except that "That's also something hear from people who say house she names "Flo's Flo talks with more ener5'." from my own life," Miss they know women like Flo Yellow Rose." Miss Holiday, a native of Holiday says. "My father and from women who ARE "There's a lot 01 me in Flo, Jasper, Ala., grew up in was a coal miner who Flo. Then I know what a real even though offstage I'm Chlldersberg, Ala. She drew became a trucker. I've used person she is." ft r 4' S An estimated 30,000 spectators turned out last weekend for the Central Florida Air Show held at the Sanford Airport Sunshine and blue Crew chief removes chocks from Blue skies made it an almost perfect weekend for Angel's Skyhawk prior to take-off. the event sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sanford. Story and Photos With close to $30,000 in expenses to be met before there could be any thought of a profit, by Tom Netsel, the, weather played an important part in .•' helping the Rotarians raise money for their various projects Since the weatherman cooperated, Rotary Club treasurer John . . • S5•., •, .. 5 Mercer estimated a profit of approximately .•. . S . $15,000. .;. •., S 'S.. . -. . •. The show Was fast-paced and the action almost continuous from the Army's Golden ': . .: . Knight's first parachute jump to the Navy's Blue Angel finale. . . . .• •• ••• Air Show chairman Jim de Ganahi said he thought this year's show was the best ever, but a the Rotary Club Is not planning to rest on its '1 laurels. A survey was made at the show to ;_ determine how to make next year's even Central Florida Orchid Society's 25th Annual Orchid Show, Winter Park Mall, March 29a. Friday, 10 a.m. to 9p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 10 am, to 5:30 p.m. . .;000, Friday, March 20, 1N0-3 at depo* - - .. .. • A A Florida Symphony Orchestra All American Program featuring Jeffrey Siegel at the piano performing Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue and MacDoweil's Piano Concerto No. 2., Friday, April 4 and Thursday, April 10 at Bob OUT Auditorium In Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Call 8411280 or ticket outlets. ,• ,,* ';t's,L" - ' ____ '.;.'. • ..- .• ''::;4 5' • i :-- , S Addftlonal Packa*ssOnIy $12.00 Package now Includes: TWO • 1*10's, 3.506. 15. waII.ts and 4 ColorPodrofl Charms a TM P~ Cokw Poft# Package 1w Me onfiro family at super K mad pfte, and In 0 V0ftIV Of Poses and BwkFor V $.4 Medieval Brnes Rubbing display, through April 3, Seminole Community College Museum, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. THISI DAYS ONLY IP Then. Fri. Sat. Sen. Ms.. 57 30 fl $ $1 DAILY: 10 A.M..0 P.M. SUNDAY: 1ZN-1 P.M. U.S. HwV. 17-fl .rAlrpsrt SIvt. saw" . ö .1erib OUld fIflI 10 enivii floieieiq wS;I '5 5' (SI • ..5•_1_1A• .• SI'. - ,, S .5 • SS•S Cinternpsrwy Pop MuIc Concert by Impulse, 2 p.m., Sunday, March 30, Eutmonte Civic Center, A1tamoge Springs. r9fund" DAY Energy Technology Exhibit, open daily, April 7-18, Seminole Community College Library. ' et,4-;'q 14Ls1I 'Cit) Phntip'ipy eshlbM by Paul Caponigro, nationally prominent photographer, Maitland Civic Canter, 231 W. Packwood Ave., MaltIw1. March 30 through April 30, Tuesday through P'I'lday, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; Satrday, 10 am. Ii 1 p.m. and Sunday, 14 p.m. Reception Sunday, March 30. 24 p.m. .c. tt$UIU,i III sUtJ ê bI I 5- ) S.. . ,.... - Th. Army's Golden Knight parachute Art Scholl put his 'Chipmunk through tam delighted the spectators with vertical hairpin turns and other their fr...foll maneuvers gravity-defying maneuvers, and their pin-point landings, . Highlight at the Air Show was the precision flying of the Blue Angels. �U - - -. ---- - -- Friday, March 2$, 1950 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Books Explain How To Restore Houses Hotton goes directly to the heart of all repair and By JULIA M. EIIRESMANN restoration — the frame. Until about 1830, wood house American Library Ann. were put together with heavy timbers, lots of pegs and Architectural preservation is no longer just a vogue, dovetail joints, but very few nails. About 1835, when massAbout the time It achieved the perilous status of being produced nails and machine-milled lumber became more chic, the Bicentennial came along, or less universally available, lightweight balloon frame When It was over, all kinds of Americana had a mature respect for tangible expressions of history and heritage, construction took over. Then, in the late 19th century, came platform or western People who once thought that preservation meant trying wood frame. Anyone who has had to snake an electrical to save a nice old courthouse took second looks at their cable from the cellar to an outlet on the second floor will own houses and neighborhoods. tell you how important it is to be able to identify frame Keeping pace with the preservation boom have been iota type. of goqd books; some of the best written by people who have been through the exhilarating, exasperating exHotton proceeds from frames to instructions on how to perlence of bringing old houses back to life. Peter Hotton, strengthen foundations and cellar walls, how to repair and home and garden editor of the Boston Globe, Is a selfreplace rotten sills, beams, and joists, how to shore up made preservation expert, and his book, "SO You Want to sagging floors and ceilings, what to do about bulging Fix Up an Old House," Is a seat investment — parplaster, how to replace whole wall surfaces and how to ticularly for those whose visions of a picture-perfect erect new partitions. Door and window problems and restoration are bigger than their pocketbooks. interior wall finishes get careful attention — always with Hotton's sound "dos" and "don'ts" and his clear how-toa thought to retaining the spirit, If not the designs and Instructions apply chiefly to older wood structures, materials, of the original. probably on the assumption that the average do-itAfter all this, preserving or recreating the correct Inyourselfer cannot be expected to master stone or brick tenor trim moldings is icing on the cake. masonry techniques. But the scope is realistic, because Proceeding from inside to out, Hotton discusses Insome of the most affordable houses are 19th century wood sulation - condensation, vapor barriers and weather. structures that were modest to start with and are now in stripping. He also offers excellent advice on how and how need of extensive repair. not to treat exterior surfaces: for example, "Don't replace old clapboards or shingles with aluminum or vinyl siding or vertical siding." Hotton shows how to replace small sections or entire wall surfaces with shingles and clapboards, discusses which color of paint or stain to choose In order to be historically authentic, and offers Our Factory Trained / special ministrations for the needs of aged woods. Up on Technicians Service '. " top, he looks to deteriorated roofs and gutters. Along the way there Is levelheaded advice on what to do of Imported cars about inadequate heating sytems, obsolete electrical and trucks. wiring, faulty plumbing and crumbling stairways. HotOur prices will ton's comradely writing style exudes the esprit do .,'., pleasantly surprise you. that attracts and binds lovers of old houses. That and the book's good and abundant drawings make everything 4444 N. 17.92 Longwood, Ph. 131.1311 seem possible. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN — George Nash In "Old Houses: A Rebuilder's Guide" also focuses on 19th century frame houses, but concentrates on structures that are profoundly decrepit. Nash. a car- cts&_ Cable Ch. -" OLD FiiOjTS1S A'kLIII18I : . - 3- DINING-ROOMS MOLL IE'S BANQUET ROOM JENNY'S WINE CELLAR CLARA'S DINING ROOM UUUUUW •WUW ILM 19 NOODLES From Scratch Young Poet s. Charbroiled, marinated STEAKS —=- d Rol SUNDAY FAMILY DAY FQ $300 all the spaghetti you can eat 2:30-7:30 p.m. Fr.e spaghetti to children under 10 accompanied by an adult I wish that the school bad ten trains that went all around so classes could get where they were going and not walk. Paul Mathes LUNCH ANTIPASTO SALAD RAE I lI III' II I $250 ç\ Orchoosa From Our - ' I wish my desk had a bedroom a bathroom and kitchen In It l wish ll could go 100 miles per bear rI LUNCHEON MENU Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 5:30-10:00 Closed — Dinner Mon. Lunch — Sat. $9 I. Commercial St., Sanford 3234509 I -041 '4 Ll 'IL . .m-... 4..- By CINDY ADAMS tually, is a permanent the bircti'n bees at 7, to NEW YORK — The face transient... Cool Yul Bryuner which Dolly Parton burbled, C!) 0 (ABC) Orlando (B) (35) Orlando cream with Zia Zn's name simplified his wardrobe: "Honey, I was born knowin' Independent epen on it and Zsa Zaa's face on it Everything's custom, make, about that"... Sally Struthers ([)Ø (CBS) Orlando (1 7) *ti&iiti. a no longer has Zsa Zsa's Everything's black. had a luncheon and Invited (4) • (NBC) Daytona Isacli Orlando Public finger in It. She sold it on Everything's gabardine in only men. No, I don't know (10) Orlando Broadcathng System account of It wasn't doing too suits and cotton voile in why. great. Now all she does for shirts, and his cowboy boots In addition to the channels listed, cablevision svbscrlbers may tune in to independent channel 44, Did you know that Johnny St. Pitersbur, bytvnints channel $;tvnlntochannel 13, which carries sports and the Christian the stuff is hawk It... The have a high heel and that's it. this Is the voice of Miss Broadcasting NItWOIk (CIN). Palms Springs bunch — No changes. Piggy in "The Muppet A Lynda Carter peep: Mrs. Peter Falk dumped Movie"? That Pam Dawbers "Men don't like dating her husband's boxes full of vocal range is four octaves? women who make demands. old clothes off at ye aulde That Michael Douglas once Sports On That's why I have such a bad thrift shoppe complaining, was a gas station attendant? reputation"... Mucho macho "He's got 50 years of life Steve McQueen ordered 24 packed in those old crates"... That Jerry Lewis gave a ta Chiefs vs. Dallas Tornados 12:20 SATURDAY (l) 0 WRESTUNG told chum a solid gold pacifier to bars of the Aztec skin soap Linda Ronstadt 1000 MARCH 20. 1900 made from an ancient somebody she learned about remember him by? (lj) (35) AMERICA'S ATHAFTERNOON Mexican formula and owned LETEB ISSO MONDAY 2:00 by Tove Borgnlne, Ernie's acti si. i. SUNDAY (DO WORLD SERIES OF wife. He thinks it makes his AUTO RACING Top drIvers MARCH 30. 1990 [CROSSWORD I beard fluffy and his skin____________________________________ EVENING compete In the oval race finals. AFTERNOON more or huggable, (ED (35) TENNIS "Clairol BOXING Four world something... Happy — — — — — tOO Crown Tournament" '4 til II 8 3 4 7 2 5 t 0 Ci) CHAMPIONSHIP F1514 title bouts are presented live, Rockefeller is coming out of t 245 INtl Including: WBC world heavyseclusion for a few political (7)0 AMERICAN SPORTS'4 weight contenders Larry cronies, but at the parties " 1:30 MAN Holmes and Leroy Jones (from she still sits silently In the 0 G soms *nao 11 'f' - 16 (.5) Q HERITAGE GOLF (H)(35) COSTA RICAN FiSH- Las Vegas. Nevada); WBC background. cable cli. • Nash George Nash In "Old Houses: A Rebuilder's Guide" shows how to rescue and reuse even the most unlikely shacks. penter, contractor, housing consultant and homesteader who Is slowly rehabilitating a run-down bill farm In Vermont, fills his book with case histories of resuscitatedrural houses, mostly the simple one-story kind ubiquitous to abandoned farm regions of rural America. and have ma wheels Steven Reynolds l wish I were a little road who rode a chopper and had a three story house. Danny Jump and ride to school as last as a train. My desk would be red and have wag wheels If you wanted to ride It you would have to pays dime U you don't have a dime -V.%.a.__*.I Specials Of The Week SATURDAY MARCH 20, 9510 9:00 7) S ALL-STAN FAMILY go to earth • — —. .s .a.. 1000 via Husasyand Joseph(Yorgo 0 (4) SPECIAL TREAT Voyagie), the birth and child- "Papa And Me" hood of Christ, and the conflict EVENING between Herod (Christopher P$ummer) and John the Baptist (MIchael York). (Part 1) (R) S (4) DAFFY DUCK'S EASTER SHOW -Animated. MONDAY ii: _____ "This Shattered Land" MARCH 11111111911101 EVENING ASTTIRED HOT DRAGONS Animated. me last dragon. who" fire SUN DAY 730 (1)0 THE JEFFERSON AWARDS 9:00 5(10) MARK RUSSELL went Out during ths great flood (D• ABC Can Taylor Iwlib Icould put an engine - to visit my brother on my desk We will have dinner and a and It could go MS MPH. good lime and Iwill go to bed good We caul.4 go to the pencil night sharpener Regina Flenoy p Jack Jones is a hit on 70 ?t (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Sugar Ray Leonard and David Green (from Landover, Canadian TV. His sidekick Is 330 Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds C!) S PROFESSIONAL Maryland); WBA world heavy- the comic Marty AlIen. 27 _23 200 BOWLERS TOUR weight opponents John Tate They're sort of a Martin & CD 0 THE SUPERSTARS and Mike Weaver (from Knox- Lewis, northern style... Did 74 1 ' 2 '78 29 30 I vifie, Tennessee);end WBA anybody know that Barbra (1)5 SPORTS SPECTACU- lID (35) TENNIS light-heavyweight contenders B -j 3:00 LAR once took ballet - — 5 HERITAGE GOLF Southpaw Marvin Johnson and 6:00 Eddie Gregory (from Knoxville, lessons? Or that Penny j — — If 36 35 t1lO WIDE WORLD OF c*seac Tennessee). Marshall took tap dancing at SPORTS 3:16 I I EVENING the age o('3and kept It up (!)OINTERNATIONAL BOXWEDNESDAY only because it was either Is 6:00 1 43 44 45 42 4:30 that or spend all Saturday I ° 41 (12) (17) WRESTLING APRIL 2, 1550 (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF cleaning the house? ________________________________ 730 SPORTS 49 47 48 California's All MacGraw 46 EVENING lID (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 5.100 took a permanent pad in The "Fishing Unlimited" S LONG BEACH GRAND 51 52 50 5:30 PRIX 9:00 (121(17) NHL HOCKEY AtlantaaBlgApple,butahealso keeps permanent pad in The Big 54 1 55 , ___ -.-- :53 Tuft Luck I wish I lived on the stars with glitter and orange I would have long hair and be rich I eat peppermint sticks all the time I have a magic dish with parpie flowers It deans up my home and dees my work when I world welterweight challengers NO ADVENTURE CLASSIC These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted frc*r, the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by pod Bob Wiahoff of Oviedo. Pupils. are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. Independent The Air For owners or prospective owners of these inexpensive olaces. Nash shows with vhotos, commentary and AiflhlT flflN WWW --w ww homemade but effective drawings how to rescue and . reuse even the mounlikely shacks, Everything from moving a house to a new and self-constructed foundation to Installing new utilities, digging a well, straightening a frame and mastering simple cabinetry is given an unpretentious once-over. The author's affection for natural building materials and his rneet for nature dominate this practical and In places rhapsodic do-It-yourself manual. cA TTfTr Her Face-Cream Stock - SERVICE ALL MAKES WJN1fI Zsa Zsa - Washes Off TFVFV1,q 8,10N March 28 thru April 3 , Friday, March 20, 1950—S MARCH30, 1900 MOIVIPIS 111:00 (1) PALM SUNDAY AT ______ AFr000i 19:00 5(1) HOME POR PASSOVER 70 9:00 Jesus pardons the prostItute ®t4 OF NAZARETH FoilOwing his baptism, Jesus (Robed Powhil) performs many miracles aid is Joined in his 9:00 (1)JNUS OF NAZARETH _ Franoo ZIRISI'S epic film on the illS of Jesus Christ begins attN As waiiI4jg of ""-(M Mary Magdalene (Anne IIIKWOII), and insets Moo- dimes (Laurence OlMer), while Herod plots the murder of the work by Simon Peter (James Zealots. (Part 3) (R) Far.ntlno), Thomas, I . M and Judas (Ian Ucslwne). (Pert M•BARBARA. WALTERS 2)(R) 11:30 5(10) PRANIOS AND JOHN"V in Noah's time. gets his hot breath back lust in time to saw some follow animals. 9:00 OF NAZARETH 0 1) S (D• NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 1.1010 ______ ___ #J111 8101001111 d4O0N .. • •.- WEDNESDAY -• Enough) boxer Ken Beatles: ACROSS 40 Comedian 38 Singer NatalRingo I Implement 42 Assyrian king James — to 5 Actor 43 Peer Gynt's II Number suffix 38 - Of HaiRainer AFTERNOON mother 48 City in Penn zard g Pretend sylvania 39 Portico 46 — Wopat 42 All (prefix) 4,30 24 Arouses 40 Actor (see 38 13 Operatic ( o. 22 Actor Marlin Bridges down) song CIAL "Home Run For love" (Diff'rent 14 Female deer 47 Former pro EVENING quarterback 23 Actor — Strokes) 15 flirt — Lelbman Fran 41 Actor Ed appears in 24 Warp yarn 42 President 50 Dignified VegaS M 0 MUGS MOM EASTER I? High 25 Negative conpoem (abbr.) card SPECIAL junction 43 Smallest unit 18 One (German) 54 Curved mold ___ 44 Katherine ing 26 Give (Scot 49 Country music fish) Helmond GOWN(1) stir — Acuff 52 Highway HIlT 53 Public notices 27 Vehicle slaf a in 20 Actress Cathryn — 54 Lake in Scot. 28 State of hos tility 45 Terminates land (Soap) 48 Grow old 22 Wire measure 55 Unit of elec. 29 Corroded APRIL 3, 1050 30 Affirmative 49 4930's govt. current 23 Noisy quarrel reply agency (abbr.) 24 Donna MORNING 32 Lair Pescows 35 Heavyweight DOWN role 1000 1" of 27 Actor Jet f— APRIL MAGAZINE (ES not to be" (Taxi) Sharron Lovejoy reports on 15V S S IN S 9 year-old ballet dancer Nancy 31 Cook in water 2 Biblical king I0V us[-liTs][0l om199 of Israel Raffa and on Nancy Uebsr- 32 Actor —Oat' 3 Second son NOIINV A Icy I 9 man a college basketball play. ofJudah 33 Miss ISV wwvi. or and pioneer In the women's 4 Actress — Hepburn's 0 N0 I pro sports movement. Ullmann nickname AFTERNOON — N I N I N 34 Comic David SActr.ss VN NV 1 9 — Burnett 9:30 V NO 0 I 10 N S Fighting forc A V 38 Goddess of 5(10)MANI1MAL8 7 Estuary 0111 1p grains EVENING BMlchaeI— NNVO 37 Long time I AOW ("Little period 110:00o 1 V House...") (17) ILLINOIS POWER 38 Two (Span. • • me ooese THURSDAY NU ,n - MINUTES To So" fumy Ish) 00 '• 39 One of the 4Actor— Rich (Eight Is i. W*"l0 0 1 9 ) - fJ..... I. . 4 - .•j' .. ..tS --,, -••''.- .'. • •t -. -'4 • "-4' ,.'n .' - .f. ' I �__•_,, •r - — 5 S -_- - -__.- 6--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EVENING o 6'OO (4) 0(7)0 NEWS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES --.- --.5- -- 5 ----.5- - Friday, March 21, 1IO 8:00 ing to destroy the world with a ray gun. (R) 0 f4) HERE'S BOOMER Psychosis" Boomer helps a down-on-his- (1]) (35) DINAHI 1 FRIENDS (12)(17) CAROL BURNETT luck vaudevillian (Tom Bosley) Guests: Martin Mull, Gordon AND FRIENDS Guest: Glen get back with his successful Jump, Ken MInyard, Cheryl a "Medical Treatment Of Campbell. 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS partner, (DO HERE COMES PETER Lynn, Fran York, Sandy Sanborn, Dr. Zev Wanderer. SATURDAY _______________________________________________ 0 HERITAGE GOLF CLASSIC Third round play In expe- this $300,000 PGA Tour tournament (live from Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head Island. S.C.) 11:30 500 (10) GREAT PERFOR(7)Q MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 0(4) THE JETSONS MANCES "On Giant's Shoul. 'I) 0 FAT ALBERT 5:30 (y)o joicp., JOKER. JOKER ders" Terry Wiles, a victim of 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (B (10) SYNTHESIS II "Coal: thalidomide, portrays himself in Solution Or Pollution?" The this story of his life with his 5:35 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN conflicting priorities surround-' adoptive parents and their Ing the nation's movement struggle to increase Terry's STYLE back to coal as a principal Independence despite his 5:55 source of energy are examined. handicaps. MORNING tent toparlicipatein now dances. (R) • 3:30 (4) MOVIE "The Ride Back" (B/W) (1957) Anthony Quinn, William Conrad. A lawman struggles to transport a AFTERNOON • 12:00 narrates. (R) enhance public understanding (4) bookie. •20 Guests: McLean Steverlson. prisorw through Apache couna (10) AS MAN BEHAVES STRAWBERRY of the Issues surrounding the a (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL try. (111/2 Hrs.) . Michael Lôarned, Stockard "The Psychology Of Sexual SHORTCAKE This animated use of commercial atomic PROFESSIONAL t30 Chanfling, LeVer Burton, Rex fantasy shows how friendship, or (live from Harrisburg, M,'ERE TOUR Live cover•(4)2"COUNTRYASHING Smith. (R) NEWHART Bob sharing and working together Pennsylvania). agi of the $100,000 PBA (DO SPECTRUM can enrich everyone's daily lIfe. (5)0 SHAZAM experiences pangs of WEEKEND SPECIAL National Championship from (DO HOT RIDGE ROCKFORD M (35) (DO over Emily's handsome new (5) WERE MOVING UP: (I (17) ire YOUR SUBINESS '•m. Seven Wishes Of Joanna Sunnybrook Lanes In Starting ex-convict trying to go straight m HISPAN heights, Michigan. IC MIGRATION hires Rockford to combat Peabody..# fairy godmother 7.00 T1 fastest growing minority in 7 00 400 to "steal" his present-day America and the 0(4) PROFILES IN WUCA. grants seven wishes to a young (4) FACE THE MUSIC restaurant business Qinl who soon comas to regret (5) 0 SPORTS SPECTACUillegal entry of Mexican immi- TION (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE LAN College All-Star basketthe opportunity. (R) (10) WASHINGTON AWARENESS grants are examined by corre. (5)0 _LACK (7) O JOKEWS WILD IN REVIEW (DO CAPTAIN CAVEMAN (II) (35) MOVIE "Out All ball game (from Las Vegas); •pondent Bill McLaughlin. BASKETBALL (IT) (35) SANFORD AND SON (17) iI Night" (81W) (1933) Zasu PlUs, Hawaiian International PowerAND THE T ANGELS Fred accidentally breaks Atlanta Hawks vs. Washington THREE Slim Summerville. A man domi- lifting (from Honolulu); a report 12Z (17) THE • • - Lamont's porcelain arW glass outlets collection. 8-30 0(4) PINK LADY Guests: Sld (3) 6 DALLAS The Jay over STOOGES / THE LfrnE RAS. noted by his mother marries on the Long Beach Grand Prix Sue Ellen's return from the against her wishes, (1 1/2 Hrs.) Formula 1 Auto Race. hospital turns to concern when M 6 EYEWITNESS MAGA- (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (DO FAMILY (II) (35) MAUDE Walter feels rejected when Arthur becomes suddenly devoted to a new best friend. 8 (10)DICK CAVETT ZINE 0(10) LIVING ENVIRON. II]) (35) STRUTS OF SAN • 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER it becomes obvious she has litCaesar, Blondle, Boomer, for- tie enthusiasm REPORT for anything, AND SON once Henderson. (17) SANFORD (R) 7° (4) SAY CITY ROLLERS (DO 30 MINUTES Including her baby.(Part 1) MENT "Individual Involve- FRANCISCO An overly z.alous young police officer ment" (17) MOVIE "Topaz.': plants evidence to make an QD 6 ANIMAL& ANIMAL2 (I=) JoM Barr ________ "Antelope" AHIMALI Loy. A French schoolteacher iC$ dealer. 10:15 13210 7) PERSPECTIVE ON 0(10) WALL $TREET WEEK GREATNESS "F.D.R,: The "Mister Value Une' Guest: Arnold Bernhard, research Prince Of Peace" (Part 2) S - - — - - - . ____ . - • ____ - Doctor Of Market Street" 0(10) JULIA CHILD AND M . EVENING (B/W) (1941) Una Merkel, COMPANY •(3) MOVIE "Bandits Of Lionel Atwfil. A mad scientist 10:00 Corsica" (51W) (1953) RIchard obtains the worship of a trtbs 0(10) OLD HOUBIWONKS Greene, Paula Raymond. A Inhabiting an uncivilized island. 0(17) MOVIE "Made For tyrant meets detest at the 5(4) (DO NEWS (1I'Ir.2OMins.) Each Other" (1939) Carols hands ofa Pak of twins. (1 1/2 0( 5) BIONIC WOMAN An 0(17) MOVIE "The Lombard, Jarnse Stewart, A Hi's.) elderly Soviet agent, long Colossus Of New York" (1958) young newlywed couple tries to (Z)O WORLD SERIES OF thought dead, threatens U.S. Otto Kruger, Male Powers. A cope with the agile.. problem AUTO RACING Top drivers security, robot containing the trans. of int.rfering In-laws. compete In the oval r finals, 0(10) VOL PEOPLE "Narena planted brain of a surgeon's 0 (35) TENNIS "ClaIrol Grant" The museum director of 10:30 son becomes uncontrollably Loch Haven Art Canter in Crown Tournament" S® DAFFY DUCK 0(10) FAMILY PORTRAIT Orlando will discuss a, touring (5)SPOPIVI "Remarriage" S exhibition of Faberge's jewels 12:40 (D5 BCOf)Iy created for the crowned heath (DO ioviE "So ms ,v 000 THE 9:30 000 COUPLE of Europe In the 19th century Love" (C) (1953) Kathryn Gray. 0(35) MOVIE "Rocket To (4) a, Mery Griffin. On opening The Moon" (B/W)(1964) Sonny After by S-- with host DavId Moses. night, a famous opera star Tufts, Marie Windsor. 8dm- for being soft, Murray the cop 0(17) WRESTLING reflects upon her career that Lists encounter the deadly Cat-. arrests his pokN'ple 9:30 culminated in her parformace women when they reach the dies during a ame, 5(3) NBC jj,, at this prestigious Met. (1 Hr. 50 Moon. (1 1/2 Mrs.) 0(10) FAMILY PORTRAIT (5)5:11 NEWS Mini.) 8(10)1 10MANIA "Deciding To Have Children" 0 ioo 0= 0 KII1111111111VIEWS 11 0 (1) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL S (4) CASPER AND ml *a'mm ioo SPORTS. Host: Kinny Rogers. Guests: ANGELS MAN Four adventurers, S (4) DONAHUE Guest: Super Tramp, Debby Boone, 0(10) POOTSTIrS "IIYou including top climber $every Mede Sham author of "some Bob Madly and the Wailers, Knew April, "* dIvo4- doou. Jo,,e3aplf5 fj= Pe - . ______ • _ __ . s ______ M pie is tace with a probiem frozen piatesu on croes-coun,, s.meir d I,II.r 4 'ik, . March 28, 191110-71 0 DIRECTIONS German (from Cambridge, Mass): a group of neglected children March 30 writer Gunther Grass corn- Cheyenne Frontier Days (R) ___________________________________________________ ments on the current exhibition Rodeo; a preview of four box 8:30 at the Jewish Museum in Now ing matches to be televised on 8:00 ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 BAPTIST York featuring religious objects Monday. March 31. MORNING Ann has to make a crucial doci0 D FIRST 6:50 from the destroyed community (10) TIMBROMANIA A 8Ofl about her future when she CHURCH 0 @D DAILY DEVOTIONAL of Danzig Jews. CID 0 REX HUMBARD look at stamp collecting, one of falls in love with her archoeoio(10) FLORIDA REPORT 5:30 7:00 the country's most popular gy professor. (DO SHOW MY PEOPLE AGRICULTURE TWO'S (17) COMPANY(ED (35) CASPER U.S.A. I) (4) hobbies with an estimated 20 1:00 35 JERRY FALWELL 0 MARLO AND THE (10) SESAME STREET (R) 6:00 CHAMPIONSHIP FISH- million collectors, is presented. 0(4) 9:00 MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (17) TENNIS "Clairol (17) THE THREE ING (I)0ThISI8ThEU OF NAZARETH 0(4) JESUS (1)0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRISTOOGES AND FRIENDS Crown Tournament" (17) BETWEEN THE LINES (53 030 MINUTES Franco Zetfireili's epic film on 'r (DO DISCUSSION '10 5:00 8:30 the life of Jesus Christ begins 6:30 (17) REV. TERRY COLE(9 (35) I LOVE LUCY Deter- (5)0 LONG BEACH GRAND with the wedding of Mary (OIl. (4) SUNDAY MASS LI VING wo me WWKER (53Q mined to break into show busiPRIX Start to finish coverage via Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo DO ORAL. ROBERTS (7)0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ness, Lucy fakes amnesia in of this Formula I auto race 7,30 if]) (35) JOSIE AND THE P'J5 Voyagis), the birth and child6:45 her efforts. (4) COLLEGE PARK SAP. SYCATS (from Long Beach, California). hood of Christ, and the conflict (5)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO- TST CHURCH J (10) WASHINGTON WEEK ([I) (35) MOVIE "King Of between Herod (Christopher 900 SEUP IN REVIEW (R) (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY Kings" (C) (1962) Jeffrey Hunt- Plummer) and John the Baptist ff (17) RAT PATROL 0(4) OUTLOOK or, Robert Ryan. The coming of (Michael York). (Part 1)(R) trY Skje. ' .-, ,., ,See SUNDAY VBj4Y,.Pag7.. Friday, DO PICTURE OF HEALTH tID(35) DR. E.J. DANIELS (ED (17) IT IS WRITTEN • • (5)0 SUNDAY MORNING SATURDAY CCUHUW~d FyOM page S M 6KIDS ARE PEOPLE • 1:30 Jesus and the events of his life (1) a ALICE A bus tour guide give birth to a new religion. (3 fails in love with Mel and turns @ SPORTS Mlt his diner into a tourist attrac(DO MOVIE "Home For The Hrs.) ____________________________________ TOO _________________________________________ tI])1351THEFUNTSTONE8 1OMl8TERROGERs(R) Holidays" (C) (1972) Eleanor Others and "When Lovers Are FriendL" (10) DOLLY Guest: Ronnie Milsap. (17) NASI. SOCCER Allen- (1O) NOVA "Mr. Ludwig's tion. Parker, Julie Harris. A man Tropical Dreamland" The story (DO MOVIE "City In Fear" 17 LOST IN SPACE of the Jan project, a multi-mu- (Premiere) David Janssen, asks his four daughters to visit 9:30 for the holidays when he lion dollar venture in t he Brazi- Robert Vaughn. An ambitious (4) GOSPEL SINGING becomes convinced his second Ilan rain forest, and its master- newspaper publisher joins JUBILEE wife Is trying to kill him. (11/2 mind, billionaire Daniel Ludwig, forces with a once-renowned is told. (R) (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK. Hrs.) columnist to boost sales during • (5)0 HEE NAW Guests: Sanator Robert Byrd, Hoyt Axton, ta Chiefs vs. Dallas Tornados Con Hunhsy, Riddle & Phelps, 930 (730 LAWRENCE WELK 0(4) ME AND MA)OC Nor. ER AND FRIENDS (73 Q TONY BROWN'S JOUR. (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY SAt. •sii man is upset. when Maxx (II) (35) (II) (35) COSTA RICAN FiSHA newspaper ad leads Fred announces her intention to (R) ING ADVENTURE and Lamont to try out for a meet her mother for lunch on 10:00 her birthday. "Johnny Paycheck" 7:30 0(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0 (10) WALL MEET WEEK (Z)0KIDSWORLD DONAHUE with an Earlhball. Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds G (35) FLONDA OUTDOORS (3) D HA13EN A friend of Scouts play • Hagen's Is killed under mysteri. (R) 2:00 ous circumstances while trying (12)(17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (4) NASHVILLE MUSIC to escape from prison. Guests: Jacky Ward, Stella 10:30 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP Parton, Don Gibson. (DO 0(3) SJ AND THE BEAR ARCHIE (DO THE SUPERSTARS While searching for a missing "This Shattered Land" CorTe- (5)0 ORTHODOX EASTER spond.nt Jim Laurie reports on (DO FIRST friend in the Florida Keys, BAPTIST The World Superstars compete in their final round of events and a young marina official the Cambodians, victims of CHURCH and struggles, terrorism "South (from Freeport in the become involved with a deadly power 0(10)ASWESEEIT starvation; and interviews for- Division High School, Bahamas). group of smugglers. • - M M THE TIM CONWAY SHOW Guests: K.C. and the EVENING a reign of terror by a psychotic murderer. (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street If" Louisa and her NEWS daughter come to blows over al (36) PORKY PIG AND "Mister Value Line" Guest: 0(4)1)0 UPON Guest: Jimmy Dean. Arnold Bernhard, research 0(10) ONCE A CLAS.' Lottie's new career as a cabaFRIENDS "King Arthur" Sir Galahad rot singer. (Part 15 of 16) 1000 (10) STUDIO SEE chairman, Value Line Invest- SIC joins Lancelot in search of the 0(4) PRIME TIME SATUR. "Sampler" St. Louis kids oper- ment Survey. (R) 9:30 Atlanta Holy Grail; Guinevere is cap(17) BASEBALL DAY ate a pizza pallor; Chicago Girl tured by Agravain and his CID is THE JEFFERSONS CR (10) BOUNDSTAGE 3(10) MARTY ROBBINS "Fishing Unlimited" becomes a tycoon in the busi. (117) FISHING HOLE 100 0 (1) GODZILLA I GLO- flies WOfid. 4:30 SITROTTIRS ADVENTURE chairman, Value Une Invest12:30 0(10) FIRING UNE 1030 HOUR ment Survey. (17) NAT PATROL (5)0 TARZAN / SUPER 5EV(1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA (DO MIGHTY MOUSE / EN 9:00 HECKLE &CKLE 11:00 (DO AMERICAN BAND. •(3)THEGONQSHOW (5)0 THE DUKES OF .HAZ- 0(4) (DO (DO NEWS SUEFRI0 STAND ZARD BOSS Hogg Imports his aM 5)BENNY HILL WIDE WORLD OF tT SCHULLER a (10) LIVING ENVIRONI- (DO (1111 15 !9"E diftl%m1re LA00ska A U wirn IAI.èY ON 1111) 5OUNU5TAUE MENT Muhammad ds his WBC def en (12)(17)ULTNAMAN "Graham Parker" 1.00 World Light Heavyweight 930 11:15 championship against John 0(4) SOUL TRAIN (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(10)ANTIQUES 0 (10) THE GROWING Cont.h(liv. from Atlantic City, U M) THE PARTRIDGE YEARS "Moral Development" N.J.); $175,000 Florida Derby STYLE FAMILY for thoroughbreds (live from 11:30 Oulfstream Park, Florida). 9:00 (3) TONIGHT Host: Johnny () STAR TRBIC earic must GFNMV ADAMS Carson. Guests: Clark Terry, S (4) FRED AND BARNEY find the antidote to a plague (17) TENNIS "Clairol MUST THE SI*OO Gail Relner, Steve Lawrence. that threatens to kill %)S MOVIE "Summer Of CEO SUBS BUNNY I ROAD Crown Tournament" ,. NOW On lW 2" (C) (1971) Jennifer O'Neill. RUNNER (D•HIGH SCHOOL BOWL 930 Gary Grimes. After two boys (DO PUTICMAN Lake Brantley vs. Oakntdge 92 ISM N NA spend a summer trying to lose (U) (35) ENG GRACE CAMERA THREE ( .0) (II) (35) 0*41 T1401*AND- 0 their virginity, one of them falls l&CI "From The Ballroom To BroadMARLIN in love with a beautiful older 0(10) cNocIcErrs v,cro' P0(1*40 (10) THE GROWING way And Back" Members of 0 woman. (2 Mrs.) RYGAREN the American Dance Machine YEARS Of (DO CHARLIE'S ANGELS A 0(17) MAVERICK and three ballroom teams tlOn" con artist teams up with a ta demonstrate how social dancIII (M(17) BASEBALL Atlan ft develops into theatrical female medium to rob rich, .ld(II) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL. Braves vs. Los Angeles erly women, (R) forms. Dodgers (35) Mow "me Mad VARY W35) B.J. Thomas, Andy Gibb.(R) . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 3:00 March 29 __________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ COTTONTAIL Animated.*A (10) THE NATIONAL (17) WORLD AT LARGE friend with a time machine NUCLEAR DEBATE One year 0 cuNEWS 600 saves Peter from disgrace ally the nuclear accident at NEWS (DO (1111 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH when he falls to deliver more Three Mile Island, top nudsit (DO THE LAW AND YOU proponents and critics parted- (DO OUR GANG Barber Floyd takes on an Easter eggs than the evil Cottontail. Danny Kaye pate in a debate designed to (IZ(17)HUMAN DIMENSION assistant who turns out to be (ir). - -5 _-- nasty nephew to help him bag March 28 the Dukes once and for all. (R) DO ABC MOVIE "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" (1976) ff])(li) ALL IN THE FAMILY Peter Sellers, Herbert Lom. Edith convinces Archie to rent to bring The legendary Inspector Clousout Gloria's old room seau sets out to capture his In some extra money, former boss, who is threaten- 1 , "w prime minister Pot Pot and Prince Sihanouk. Milwaukee Wisconsin" (Part 21 U (17) MOVIE (0 (35) TENNIS "Clalrol Crown Tournament" (8 (10) THE SHAKESPEARE a soldiers. (Part 6 of 8)(R) George connives with his land- (17) WRESTLING lord to expand his business into the space occupied by his next-door neighbor and friend. (U) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 2) (17) PORTER WAGONER Guests: The Kendalls. 9.30 0 (4) NBC NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS CHI (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "King Arthur" Lancelot saves Guinevere from death at the hands of Agravain; Arthur xonerates Lancelot but bar$ .s_.._. ar,.. 'p a._ iILflhJ UtJIUIUI. trw,, ofa Oet i.a IUIfl 10:00 (5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. h,1111.i* tr, I, """""' '" " '.5' help a girl who is going blind from a brain tumor. 0(10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "Parker Addison. Philosopher" by Ambrose Biarce; "The Jolly Corner" by (II) (35) AMERICA'S ATH- Yankees" (1958) Tab Hunter, 7:00 Sunshine Band. LETES 1930 Athletes include Gwen Verdon. With a little help PLAYS "Henry IV" Anthony DISNEY'S WONDER(4) ALL-STAR FAMILY (DO rower from the devil, an aging base- Ouayle and Jon Finch are lea- FUL WORLD "The Shaggy FEUD The Casts of "Angie," sprinter Clancy Edwards; Anita DeFrantz; pentathlon ball fan becomes a champion, lured in one of Shakespeare's D.A." A political crusader dis"WKRP in Cincinnati,' hopeful Nell Glenesk; gymnast "Benson" and "Dallas" cornship ballplayer who heads the greatest plays in which the covers that by reciting an pet. In a prime time version of Ball Conner; and Australia's Washington senators to to- major characters represent inscription on a scarab, he can Henry James. (R) husband-and-wife team of Lyn y contrasting perspectives on life turn himself into a dog. (Part 2) this and death, honor and value. (long jump) and Wall (shot put) (R) () (17) WINSTON CHURCH(35) JIM ROCI(FOAD An (II) 11:00 (Part 1) (R) (DO 30 MINUTES THE VALIANT YEARS ILL: attorney needs Rockford's help Jacenko. ii rn Al iaiii riw a aain' # A Al II A SUNDAY AT "w'". "' " — m PAL ''' W 'I'-" 'u" " "The i-mat unrts;mas MOnTafter Ihe counsels a stodkbrOk2:30 al nd ay Th e P m Su Hank Williams Jr. and the CONCORD er In a tax suit and finds (4) MOVIE "Carefree" renegade Galactican in dis. gomery and Patton pinch off Band are the Service at the Concord Baptist guise sends Tony and Dillon on the Bulge. in jail and the target of an Shake Russell ed Astaire, Church of Christ in Brooklyn ii (81W) (1938) Fr featured performers. A young wom- a phony mission so that he can naisina Ginger Rogers. 10:30 presented. 1100 an refuses to marry her fiance- take the Earthbound Galacti- a]) (35) PTL CLUE 0(10) UNDERSEA WORLD THE LAW AND YOU (DO can children hostage. lawyer until she becomes a OF JACQUES COUSTEAU 0(4) (5)0 (DO NEWS (ED 1 35) 0(10) FRANKIE AND JOHN. ( 2) 17 RUFF HOUSE Guest: "Search In The Deep" The (L1)(35) MOVIE 'Morlturl" 0 10 GUI PASA, U.S.A.? lawyer as well. (1 1/2 Mrs.) NY This 40th anniversary tnib- J.K. "Jim" Gray. island of Europa, in the (81W) (1965) Marlon Brando, '.Joe 00i5 To The Hospital" 3:00 ute to the first American ballet 1100 Mozambique Channel between YuI Brynner. A German pacifist me Panes are forced to deal (DO HERITAGE GOLF includes an Interview with Ruth 0(4) (5)0 NEWS Africa and Madagascar, is the I blackmailed into capturing a with the coldness of rules and CLASSIC Final round play in Page, the original Frankie, and (I1) (17) OPEN UP foremost breeding ground of German cargo ship for the Brit- regulations in American hospithis $300,000 PGA Tour tour- clips of the 1938 production. the greet sea turtle. lsh during World War Il, (2 1/2 lots. (R) 11:30 nament (from Harbour Town 0(17)NHL HOCKEY Atlanta 0(17) POPI GOES THE Hrs.) NBC LATE MOVIE 0 Golf Links, Hilton Head Island, Flames vs. Philadelphia Flyers 11:30 COUNTRY Guests: Mickey 0(10) MONTY PYTHON'S "Operation Lifeline" (1979) S.C.) (DO FACE THE NATION Gilley. the Bellamy Brothers. FLYING CIRCUS 7:30 Documentary. The professional 3:15 (DO SILL DANCE OUT(M (17) DICK MAURICE AND (8 (10) 0000 NEIGHBORS and personal lives of surgeons 9:30 DOORS (DOW4TERNATIONAL BOX"Plough Your Own Furrow" Dr. James Duke of Houston, 0(17) NASHVILLEMUSIC COMPANY (II) (35) MOVIE "Lost In NO The U.S. National team Texas and Dr. Robert Simon of 11:30 Guest: Mickey Gilley. 8.00 Alaska" (8/W) (1952) Bud takes on the National team of (4) CHIPS A 13-year-old Reno, Nevada are chronicled. S (4) SATURDAY NIGHTAbbott, Lou Costello. A pair of Ireland at Fort Bragg In No. 9. boy is the only witness when an (R) LIVE Host: Ray Charles. fireman visits Alaska to Carolina. 5(4) SANFORD Fred and his Guest: Franklin Ajaye. (R) officer is injured while swerving (5)0 MOVIE "The Presi straighten out a dance-hall girl. buddy Cal scheme to get rich trailer on a dent's Analyst" (C) (1967 4 00 MOVIE "The Arrange(1 to avoid a tractor 1/2 Hrs.) ape. 5)0 quick by selling their James Coburn. Godiro) "A New Leaf" MOVIE Dougl as, 0(10)PRESENTE 5(3) meet" (C) (1969) Kirk narrow road. del moonshine ARCHIE BUNKER'S Cambridge. The chief execu (C) (1971) Walter Matthau, advertising Dunaway. An Fay. (5)0 (I)5HAWA$PIVI-O A1tElaine May. The plans of PLACE Archie finally begins live's analyst is ordered kihlec lcai candidate's campaign for executive searches for meanAFVINOON down-and-out playboy to mar- work on the restaurant addition when it is determined that he that seems merely a endangered ing in a life the Senate is ry and murder a wealthy girl go empty roles. (2 Hrs. 15 to his bar only to have cona man trying to blackmail him awl" of astray when he realizes that her struction halted by a shortage Mins.) 11:50 12:00 lafound murdered. good-natured, innocent ways of money. (R) The Farmer's (D0 MOVIE " NEWS .111 PASSOVER ® HOME (730 (1)5 LOVE BOAT Captain Daughter" (8/W) (1947) Loretta A teacher undergoes a some- appeal to him. (2 Hrs.) Stublng and his crew try to 12:20 RESTS OF SAN (7) 0 TENSPEED AND welfare worker who Young, Joseph Cotten. A spirit" times harrowing, sometimes (1]) (35) iinpreia a (730 WRESTLING a ad Swedish girl runs against humorous tI)nee.day trip home FRANCISCO Stone and Keller BROWN SHOE Turner's 13Is deciding Vickle's fate, and head up an unusual manhunt year-old nephew steals a her boss for a seat in for the Passover sedea'. 12:50 . (R) couple celebrating their that takes place in one of the racketeer's secret black book (DO MOVIE "Having A moon are joined by the Congress. (1 Hr. 55 Mine.) CEO s'i'UM Wonderful Crime" (8/W) (194 5) and turns it over to his uncle. AND greet hotels of San Francisco. (735 ISSUES 12:00 groom's best frIends. 0(17) NASHVILLE ON THE Pat O'Brien, George Murphy. (11) (35) DAY OF oiecov (111(35)STRUTS OF SAN 0(17) ROCK CONCERT ROAD at ". South0(10) ANOTHER VOICE 10 WILD HORSES BRO0 FRANCISCO Two fishermen Guests: Hall and O KEN WINGS A young womah 1:00 4:30 too much when they come side Johnny and The (Davene Bennett) draws upon 0(17) MOVIE "The WIDE WORLD OF (DO uponaplesaure boat transfer- Jukes, NIcohette Larson, •®',' THE pp, the wisdom passed down from Marriage-Go-Round" (1960) SPORTS NCAA Swimming ring Immigrants to another Heatwave, comedian Iry O SLACKAWARBIESS and Diving Championships her Cherokee father to care for James Mason, Julie Newman. Burton. craft. - - • ,' - - .._. -............... - ____ ______ • . • - S . --- V I. S — — --'- ,: - S - -. �r - Or S—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. MONDAY Pridey Mardi2$, iNS 3 — Investigating his school and, to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. March 1 hImself, decides to star her in a multi-mIllion dollar film. (10) MAMMALS A chimp EVENING joined the ranks of the nation's that smokes cigarettes anda Daytime Schedule unemployed. (Part 1) bird whose wardrobe Includes (10) OVER EASY MORNING •(3) NEWS a custom-made Pied Piper outsix (17) LUCY SHOW (3)• SEARCH FOR TOMOR. fit are among the exotic aniCZ) NEWS •(3) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE male ROW an ( 0) AMERICAN ORI4 PRAIRIE The Ingalls family. city featured In this film about anivnais people (3)TOOAYINPiORIDA (DNYAN'SHOPS MINT "Federal Judiciary" attempt to gain Isgal C (Z)S MARC(JS and the ___ WILlY, M.D. (1) VAN DYKE ) GOOD MORNING a (17) CAROL SUNNE of Albert Is blocked by the who love them. (R) (WED, FRI) FLORIOA (17) MOVIE AND FRIENDS Skits: "Mrs boy's reel father. (N) (l7)MIcIcmu 900 Wiggins And The FIr. Drill." (5) •WKRP IN CINCINNATI •(I) JESUS OF NAZARETH OO 1:30 55 "Harry's MiragiAnd arm." Johnny Few receives a broad. Following his baptism, Jesus 0 (17)MAVERICK p (3) DAYS OF OUR LIVES • • ® roo*v casting award which 90118 off a (Robed Powell) performs many GOOD CD MORNING )•T* YOUNG AND THE 1:30 L.10 round of )eslous squabbling mIracles end IS JOined In his AMER (3) NEC NEWS WflOflQ his co-workers. 0(17) LOVE. AMERICAN (ID 35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO CD• ALL MY CHILDREN work by Simon Peter (James NEWS Tfh (MOW) (7) BOXING Four world Far.ntino), Thomas, Matthew •ilO PAINT WITH NANCY (35) NEWS title bouts are presented Ova, and Judas (10) AMERICAN SNORT (U) ( 5) ANDY GRIFFI TH '"Y Including: world heavy. IuI.MLIA CHILD AND°' (I) •SUNRISE SINISTER laces charges of malfeasance weightWBC contenders Larry 2) (N) . 5)0 MASH A South (10) TIMSNOI.WEA (PRI) (D• UNTAMED WON WORLD COMPJY In office whenseeks a disgruntled •(10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) (TUE) traffic offender revenge. Holmes and Leroy Jones (from Korean woman misinterprets 1:30 lO? VJ.pEOpU(ThU) •(10) IA PASCOA DEL (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- Las Vegas, Nevada); WBC Kflnger's offer of financial aid lAo world welterweight challengers to h daughir and d5ClWeS • 10; CROCKETT'S vscio. soon (M MINT "Judicial Review" (17) WORLD AT LARGE RY GARDEN p_ar Id war on him. (N) (PRI) a2l 17) SOS NEWNANT M . Bobs old girlfriend LOVE, AMERICAN (1(17)ROMpERpIoOM to Green (from Landover, (1])35)OINAHIaFRIEN0S 6 (1) THE DOCTORS Marytand) WBA world heavy• 10 AMERICAN SHORT 57y (WED) Chicpgo with her husband and weight opponents John Tate STORY "Soldier's Home" by (5)0 AS THE WORLD calls on the Hartieys. OR 0D DONAHUE and Mike Weaver (from Knox- Ernest Hemingway; "Almos' A TURING 6:00 (5) MIKE DOUGLAS 7.0.0 Villa, Tennessee); and WBA Man" by Richard Wright. (fl) (7) ONE UP! TO LIVE •(3) POPI GOES THE CD• MOVIE (4) FACE THE MUSIC light-heavyweight contenders UNTRY (MOW) 9.3 (U) 5 LEAVE IT TO WAVER (ID0 P.M. MAGAZINE (10) WILD HORSES IRO. 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THE WILBURN BROTHtwice his size. him out. chase a rare sculpted birdpur2:30 (35) FiYMR at IRS (TH (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER an auction, the art treasure •(10) E UCATIONAL PRO- • ) ANOTHER WORLD • COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) REPORT 135T11DREAM OP JEANNIE Immediately Involves him with (5)0 LOU GRANT Unusual GRAMMING (MON-WED) (5)0 HEALTH FIELD 0(17) SANFORD AND SON Ni10)MANIMALS(THU) an International smuggling police procedure In a murder • (10)MISTERROGERS ( DO SUNRISE - 017) THE Fred scheme, to get Lamont to ring. cue and a fatal firs at a gay fl'itI FRI) GIGGLESNONT 0(17) USTEN (MOW) marry a distant cousin In the •(10) MARK RUSSELL HOTEl. pose dilemmas for the edl17 WORLD AT LARGE 0(17)GREENA 0 hopes of obtaining her dowry. Political satirist Mark Russell tors of the Trib. (N) (WED, THU) 300 10:00 takes Viewers on an amusing 730 C') 6 Quillne LIGHT 10:30 •(3) CARD SHARKS 605 sightseeing tour of Httls-kpown (4) TIC TAC DOUGH E CD GENERAL HOSPITAL a])(35)CANoID CAMEPA ( ID APRIL 0 MAGAZIN E. (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE (5) THE JEFFERSON edifices, monuments and oddi- • 10 SLMovERs'JOu (FRI) ties in t he nation's Capital. AWARDS •(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY NAt. "Reporter's Notebook: A 5)PTLCLUS 0(17) MOVIE "What Price Vietnam I'll (D•PAMILY FEUD Retrospective" 0) ELECTRIC COMPANY : 0 1 1, Glory" (1952) (121 (17) THE ATHLETES (R)(T'HU, FRI) (U) 5) MAUDE Arthur 02 (17)1LOVE LUCY James Cagney, Moye!s talks with Philip capu. M° forms an operation he will Dan Dailey. A hot-tempered to, a former Marine officer and ,17) MOVIE 0 3:30 captain and $ loud sergeant author of "A Rumour Of War," remember Of his life 6:30 0(17) () THE PUNT. 10:30 DICK CAVITY Guest: clash during World War I. (10) on location in Mexico where •(3) TODAY IN FLORIDA STONES • (3) HO LLYW OOD John Maxtone.Graham. t he book is currently being (I)• ED ALLIN 5:30 (10)VILLAAL1tM.(R) SQUASU 02 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY (3) S THE STOCKARD made Into afilm. 0( 7),w (3) CELEBRITY WHEWI The StIvlcs are shocked when CHANNING SHOW A phony 0(17) -I- BATTLES 4:00 (MON.WED, M 6:45 •(4) THE BRADY BUNCH Of Berlin: The Russians Are they are told that Archie has talent agent realizes susan i 5(10) THE ADVOCATES IN (MOW, WI).ffiI) •(10) Aj Coming" The collapse of the BRIIF(THU) 5(4) SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) Third Reich occurs when Hitler (I)Swrrc*IED unleashes his sere1 p Cl) •GOOD MORNING 5 0)MWIi (7) 5 Maw GRIFFIN too late to stop a threeGR (MON. FLORIDA 10.58 ___ TUE, Th PRI) C') pronged Russian snack. a TH CAlUvuosi 705 CD S ON THE GO (WEC There's - Barbara Walters interviews care if you're pink, green or Cheryl Ladd, Oscar nominee purple. Ya' oughta go to Bette Midler, Farrah Fawcett Nashville.'" makes an agreement with the and Bo Derek. EVENING Fourteen years, 37 albums Devil not to kiss a girl for 24 (8 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS and miles of road work later, hours in order to save Chachi Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel 8:00 make their predictions for the Pride is an artist at the from going to his hot reward, 8 Q (3)0(7)0 NEWS Oscars and show scenes from pinnacle of country music. (A) 5(10) THE ART OF BEING QJ) (35) JIM ROCKFORD some nominated movies. HUMAN "In Search Of HappI. Rockford searches for the Taking Red Sovine's advice 10:15 no" " granddaughter of Rockys old (17) THE FIGHT AGAINST was the best move Pride (M (17) CAROL BURNETT pal, believed to be a kidnap SLAVERY "Free Paper Come" ever made, and in 1965 he hit AND FRIENDS Guest: Nell victim. A slave rebellion in Jamaica in with "Snakes Crawl At Sedaka. 5(10) NOVA "The Keys Of 1832 was crushed by the mill- Night" from his first 6:30 Paradise" The most promising Ha, but brought positive recording session. Since then drugs discovered in the 20th results. (4) NBC NEWS he's won numerous awards, century are manufactured in (1)0 CS8 NEWS 10:30 our own brains. (A) appeared on many major (7)0 ABC NEWS P5~ CA CAMERA television ows and around sh 11]) 5) ANDY GRIFFITH (121(17) MOVIE "The Wrong 50 THE BEST OF ERNIE Barney's cousin Virgil over- Man" (1957) HenrybyFonda, Alfred KOVACS The uncut last the world In concert, and comes his awkwardness as Vera Miles. Directed couple broadcast. it originallyaired in proved that you don't have to soon as he leas-ns that people Hitchcock. A married be white to sing country suffers great hardships when January 1962. have confidence in him. music. BEING the man is mistaken for a thief 11:00 (0 (10) THE ART OF 0(3) (ID 0 CZ) 0 NEWS HUMAN "The Pursuit Of The who resembles him. In fact, his stunning new connect your home to an exciting world of entertalnment, kiftprmation and communIt affairs? With CM$PgVISIOPI you can see the U-S, House of Representatives live In action on C.SPAN, have a front-row seat at Madison Square Garden, catch first-run commercI&e movies on 10,and keep Infbrmed on local happerings with our comm ity calendar. • 5)NOW HILL 11:30 Let CAIIIV$$10p4 •® JINT Guest host: David Letterrnsn. Guest: P Strssuuli ___ II.,, pisted when he fInds the sup- Posed victim °f an es-mental Patient alive and well. 0(35) WILDS WILD WEST p_s living in s Melee ortier towns are being ternby a mysterious outlaw ____ O) mi i OF == OAOS M QUSSIIOfl tp-; woalgeng von Sausrbralen; CAII.IVISION Is YOUr ConneCtion to the home? (7)O NEWS iuo For more Information, call today? GOOD MORNING •(4) 04 (1 Irf al JCATIONAl. PRO. 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Young Women Ou their track record, some Hollywood. (N) at $ school for girls two of the before they graduate from high contenders this spring school, 10:00 approaching adulthood and its seem to be running from the (7)S HAPPY DAYS The Fonz C) S BARBARA WALTERS fears, frustrations and tragedy. presidea 'l') .' .' '.:'i':i øW ihr.i;'. ;i' ','f' "i 'U , ____ _____ - due either to true -love or to (3)0 THE WHITE SHADOW (1)0 CBS LATE MOVIE not putting on one's glasses Circumstances force two of the with a beautiful young actress 'th Of Her Innocence"until later. ____ 1 c 'MT?OA 1..- nc cartoons, DAY IN THE _LEGISLATURE, EN LA LEGI&4flJR, will be no Fliridi p bandsys at 11:15 LEl. bs awwd. April IL ii4m r.ns fur the ,lgjith nsysldW00 fIwa,fI,ffie Qiennol will pr* the cpnoii 01 two 111011111111111 the Piori t.tir, U,, at 10 a.m., p.u4ge ass * as a perfect wey April?, at 11Pam. a rnno welt w.*ht Timadsy, April & Governor Salt OCehn's Uadjot. —.,r4 n weiliothiled for Jim* ad to the jolat — i at the Hae 'tThS Sp,h lugisg. mu'nery, TIDY nod Senot&wlfl be the mWo asnd. lt.. You Bftsr. aaae 15 is Phil Pastoret PRIONDS THE THREE 0(17) ®ToDAY 184000 law Wos*1n ) 'ñ 5(17)Moyii 'They Made Ms A CrimInal" (15311 ORANGE/SEMINOLE CABLE To Si,v 1111 ORLANDO. FLORIDA ea-3i I I 0 g0 -(-'. •ll4E IJAME 1- V A CTRE _s COU who is under her care todinner Mary Magdalene (Anne (M(17) MOVIE 'Dust Be My at the Sa?iford home. Bancroft), and meets Nico- Destiny' (1939) John Garfield, • demus (Laurence Olivier), while Priscilla Lane. A young ex-con 7:30 Herod plots the murder of the struggles to adjust to normal TAC DOUGH @1 Another nice thing about life, but finds that the life of a your newspaper: 3) 0 THE NEWLYWED Zealots. (Part 3)(R) Where else (DO CBS MOVIE "Big criminal Is his destiny when he can you find others' mistakes GAME Jake" (1971) John Wayne, is charged with murder. cDaP..OPJDAI to comment on without get11D (35) MAUDE Maude Is Richard Boone. A cowboy and ting your nose punched? 12:00 determined that nothing will his sons search for the gang (4) THE BEST OF CARSON stand In the way of Mrs. that has kidnapped his grand. Guests: Dean Martin, Johnny °'1 (A) The metric system operates Naugatuck's wedding. Mathis, Erma Bombeck, Martin on a scale of 10, but you'll 5(10) DICK CAVITY Guest: CD 0 TH REE'S COMPANY Mull. (A) The trio tries to please Frank Garcia. their (5) 0 BARNABY JONES never convert some thirsty 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY A new landlord (Don Knolls) and While Investigating a routine People from measuring everytrip to the supermarket intend- keep their apartment by trying hit-and-run case, Barnaby die- thing by fifths. ppy him with ties Archie's feeling of frustra. to supply plenty of covers the victim was Involved le ________ ton over his unemployment, fema tenants. (A) in a bank fraud scheme. (N) iii) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS (Part 2) C!) 0 ABC MOVIE "Having 5(10)MYSTERY "Rebecca" Babies II" (1977) Wayne 6:00 An inquest and a blackmail Lee Meriwether. The CI) DAFFY DUCK'S EAST. attempt lead the de Winters toRogers. lives of several couples are ER SHOW Animated. Daffy London, wh Duck stars In his first prime Rebecca's ere they uncover deeply affected by matters of best-kept secret. first love, birth and adoption. time special featuring himself (Part 4) The fact that marriage can (A) and his friends In three new survive the breakfast table Is ___ 11:18 AND 05E fl4E c L UE OF A BARBS HAPPY DAYS A(MIN 1130 (7)S AFTRRSCI4oO. SF'. 1211 (35) FANTASTIC POUR (4) WHSIL OP FORTUNE C1hLVu) (7)•FAMILY FIElD ( 1100 Y AND Oft Malzoh HIPII&Mihe and the RORIDA ____ NairobI Trio. best ir entertolnmen, rt'at Wi yourown - BOY •(1103 SUAME 511W VAGL.E 11) (35) BENNY HILL Ideal" 5:30 album should end any doubt (121(17)101NEWHART Carol 0(1) THE LAST OF THE RED 5 (10) SOUNDSTAGE that Pride isn't as pure L loses $ boyfriend when she HOT DRAGONS Animated. "Johnny Paycheck" country as they come. gets Bob and Emily involved In The last dragon, whose fire 11:16 her private life, went out during the great flood 0 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN "There's a Little Bit of Hank ____________ in Noah's time, gets his hot STYLE in Me" (RCA) is' Pride breath back just in tIme to save (3) FACE THE MUSIC singing Hank Williams, and I I I I 1 I I I 1 11:30 EI _______ some fellow animals. WOMAL MMAZINE truly one master meeting (4) (5) 5 0 (7.) 0 NEWS LAVERNE (DO (D• JOICER$W'LD S SHIRLEY SPECIAL Results of the Wis. 'OQV" 1hW (IT)( 5) SANFORD AND SON The girls are- shocked when consln and Kansas primaries another of the genre. they have a reunion Lamont decides to get his own with their are presented. It's a tribute, since it was apartment - when Fred keeps old high school gang and find (35) WILD, WILD WEST that they've turned into "bad W Invading his privacy, est vows to destroy Raven, ( PON 5(10) MACNEIL / LENRER girls." (R) an organization that uses REPORT 9:00 mind-conditioning on influen. , (M (17) SANFORD AND SON 5 (4.) JESUS OF NAZARETH tIal people to commit saboFred's fiancee brings .a patient Jesus pardons the prostitute tage. (Part 1) ___ OW - E ( _ (Th( OVAH TVL O0 . o _ • • April 1 TUESDAY _____ IJ.vI GOT COc'nog Hank In Charlie Pride ... tr8) -. Of SOUNDS ___ 5(4) TODAY. -. 1100 (35)' S (4) HIGH ROLLERS oii ® ER AND Pilsios____ (7)5 GOOD MORNINO. (')STHEPRICSSRIGNT 5(10)SSSAMplW A3A (7)SLAVERPIE $ SHIRLEY 0(l7)SPSCTRINAN 0(35)SIAPAM(MoW) (1O) NORTHWEST GALAXY 5 (4) EMERGENCY ONRI (ID (3 ) 5p GHOST / 5(1O)NOVA(PI0) Bit By ROB PATTERSON "hits" playing semi-pro and singing Hank's songs on the pain and hurt In songs. Charlie Pride is one man He minor league baseball Sovine and Foley show that was trying to tell us never who's been afraid to be (before and after a stint in got Pride started. But as something, because just who he Is: "I remember writers the service), he came back Pride explains: "People ask do write people used to say to my about themselves, to music. When Red Sovine me If I was influenced by dad: 'Thatsonof yours — the but Hank seemed to say 1 1 and Red Foley played Hank Williams, and of feel this way, or I feel for o&I one.' Helena, Mont., where Pride course I say yes. But I was whoever's in that position, "But I think my enRob Patterson was playing ball, he ap- Influenced by the white whoever's out there vironment, and my upfeeling preached them bringing in Milisissippi specturm of country — this way.' He seemed to say, everything, made me what I a passion for country music' Buying a guitar and "I went backstage and Hank, Ernest Tubb, Roy 'I have compassion.' am. Whatever Charlie pride really Isn't so strange. singing along, Pride got a picked up a guitar and they Acuff. "His songs make me feel is, to a great degree, came Raised in the cotton far- reaction from the first. "My heard me and the promoter "I never met Hank good, even though they're out of that background, even ming country of his home sister said: 'Why are you said 'How would you like to Williams, but I've got ideas sad..." says Pride. The way though I deviated frorn the state. Pride heard and loved singin' their music?' And I be on the show?' I said about what he was trying to he sing Hank's songs, you'd norm of what people thought the sounds of the Grand Ole said 'it's my music too, If I well ... fine, I did "Lovesick say. You listen to the songs swear Charlie knew the man Opry on Nashville's WSM like it!" I should be." Blues" and "Heartaches By he wrote — the feeling of very well. Though Pride had his first The Number" and Red But growing up black with, radio station. Sovine said, 'Man, I don't 00 1100 A Friday, March 28,1980--9 NAW BRAND FREIGHT SALES, - - I e .1 I Ili a Sf I. . f'.i 'lit .?yt4,_.t:i • .- . t4 - -:'w,- .jTT-. . - - •.! .-- - �A: * 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, March n, 9$O Shallow And Unsatisfying Stories Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 28, 1"0.-11 MIM 'People' _Shows: Bits Of Feature Fluff BY DAVID HANDLER she slams. Egged on by the steady There's no actual repor the other pages of this ucce3s of CBS's "60 ____________________________________ newspaper — you'll see what ting here, me subject tells Minutes"— a mature, in. - I mean." his or her own story, with the hosts doing lead-Ins, tranBut I suppose these shows _ telligent journalistic venture fresh material," quips the sitional narration and wrapthat defies all the laws of witty cleric, can't be compared wih Nklsen ratings — the other professional journalism. "Real People's" four hosts ups. The narrations — laced David Handler networks have attempted — John Harbour, Sarah with puns and rhymes — They're prime-time entheir own hard and soft Purcell, Skip Stephenson and leave you with the same tertainnient — with all its prime-time magazines. - treacly improbability — Byron Allen — are all bounce feeling you get after you eat John, "Or is there an sting him for a living. A transferred from the back lot ABC'shas " 20", a splashy and fun, They hard sell their Orone watch too Gene manyShalit, cherry '• element of 'fowl' play?" tabloid, yo-yoed in the stories to members of a family in Lower,, Mass., that to real life. The result makes As members of the thinks It has a ghost in Its even our local news shows Yet "Real People" seems audience chuckle and check house. After each feature, and "lello, Larry" look viewers a hotgrabs enough actually muchwho moreare In-toa be ratings succesk,lodged enoughas the monitor to see if they're the host raises his or her trenchant and worthy. ratings. itif only studio audience, comfortably SO on national CathyIncredible!" brows and exclaims "That's celebrity Is being in. terested in watching the for ABC to Jump on the cries: go television away. When Members of the studio terviewed in an empty monitor to see If they're on bandwagon. "That's we "Don't come back audience have a rooting enough time slot. NBC's national television. It sort of Incredible!" plays Us' let 14-foot cobra loose in we're gonna Well, It's really not. It's interest in hanging in there "Prime Time Saturday" reminds you of a school. magazine weak entertainment, and — the camera might find to magazine, exists to hold up the bottom teacher trying to convinces People's" People 'Real studio!" even weaker journalism, them. The rest of us, in the And so on and so on. A man The stories are one-aided, privacy of our own homes, of the ratings and to show roomful of 8-year-old boys it bos the format and who drowns himself for a shallow and unsatisfying, have a knob which turns this scowling muscle-head non-insomniacs what aTom thatbaseball, opera is as much fun as chews hungrily on bones that living. A guy who lets bees Read the feature stories on stupid drivel off. Snyder is, its predecessor has already On the softer side, CBS When the hosts aren't picked clean. There are Just alcohol.depressed and turns muddied its own boots last selling, the're poking fun at so many interesting people. __________________________________________________ tobecomes April 2 season with the short-lived each other's iqs and sexual Hosted by John -1 (7)0 VEGAS Dan tries to "People," helmed by Phyllis potency. After a feature on Davidson, Cathy Lee Crosby clear his friend Twoleaf (Will EVENING marathoner are featured. 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Christ, ard Is convinced that his son 0(17) RAT PATROL 1130 1140 relflYdoesn't Oka him. 6 TONIGHT Host: Johnny 8:30 0(17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Carson. Guests: Buddy Rich, 700 Ton Flames vs. New York Rangers ® FACE THE MUSIC (FUW4GAZ*IE a..scSHEEPou*o. ci s 000 • -I="WILD • (4.) DIFNVfl STROKES RON Aconartlsttradsea supdD(5) SAWORD AND SON Jethro Simpson (Whitman ply of "superior" airplane oil to A fun time Is had by ON when Mayo) discovers an Bngt In exchange for Grady serves his friends, under which the boys would Boylngton's entire liquor Including two policemen, a Inherit money, and claims to be salad made with marijuana, ABC ws their relative. (Pert 1) (A)_____ 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHAUR (FOmE G s a ( 5) WILD WILD WEST REPORT young ju. West's __ bizarre behavior con0(17) SANFORD AND SONNNTAnldeaIlstic his cohort* he Is" naMet, ssduced by the paws, biCOmi anotherthat victim of Grady gets involved in a cue and glamou, of Hot become of mistaken identity. becomes a gossip columnist Raven, (Part 2) 7:30 who Is almost destroyed by the 0(17) MOVIE •' The Faft very columns she wrN VA TI0 TAO DOUGH 8p.rrow" (1143) John Garfield, (7)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Maureen O'Hara. During World GAME THE NEWLYWED Charlie asks the hssd (Barbara War II, the ads survivor of a (7) • HOLLYWOODStanwyck) of an all-mats delec- Spanish CM War brigade finds saUAM live agency to aeelgo three of himself the quarry of American can jj ( (35) her agents to protest the Nazis who we alter a precious for a Job a Congrsuwo.,. Angels from Sevsri di dI)? meSlion they believe he has. _____ ens_ssietam. (Pet 1) 1110 0(10) 01011 CAVITY Guest: 0(35)DINAHI&VRSPj4 Q Soniergiard OA "Ship Of Ghouls" Vincent 0(17) ALL NI THE FAMILY • Joan (4) HELLO, LARRY In an BlondeS, Berbera Anderson, Archie IOM for his We before stteinpt to get Larry's Job Charlie Alken. (R) In operation as things go from back. Larry's dad stages a badto worm (part 1) protest sit-In at the fl0css LATE 'MOVIE radio station. (Pert 3) • (4) REAL PSOP$JI Reports "Slr.Cgd*" (157$) Wayne 1010 on ths woo d's .m est DOW Dev Cres4ord Jason Evers. polics • (4) PROM HIRE TO tIER. A college student tries to prove station, turtle Collectors. the .1M Confined to a hospital ennui tough guy compititlon 'lilie bed erhis men we fighting dumping a chemiaj company is sweuy we"" in Detroit end s 10-year-old ttie en.my V. Mat Wrdsn town's water tosic supply, (A) into a Loni Has Always DEAR DICK: I heard a rumor that Loni Anderson was once a man.She supposed to have had a sex change at the age 0115. I'd like to know If It's true. L. SHAFFER, JopHn, Mo. Loni Anderson had a hair change, that's all — she went from brunette to blonde, not from man to woman. In fact, WKRP could be her initials: WOW! Kinds Real Phembdne. DEAR DICK: I recently went to see the movie "Kramer Vi, Kramer," Really a tear-jerker, but for one X-rated scene. Why would the movie be rated PG? I saw many young children go with parents, and the parents were shocked at this one scene. Some left the movie house. What do you W. MR. AND MRS. U. TUCKER, Bakersfield, Ca_li!. You shock easy in Bakersfield; The scene (for those who' haven't seen It, the small child awakens in the middle of the night, toddles off to the bathroom, bumps Into his father's girl friend, who covers herself up as best she can) Is really a very sweet and very innocent scene. There are a lot of films I think should be rated X or at least R, because of all the guns and shootings and stuff, but "Kramer Vs. Kramer" is PG all the way, DEAR DICK: Is Lou Ferrlgno deaf and mute? My mother said he is but I could have sworn I heard him talk on the network Olympics on TV, ADAM SHERRY, Hightowu, N.J. Ferrigno was born with a hearing problem which affected his speech. He is working on it. I have talked to him THURSDAY April 3 Been Ask Dick k Kielner By DICK KLEER and he is understandable; certainly, he Is far from mute. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me where you would write In support of Bert Parks, J. DRAGICEVICH, Kalamazoo, Mkh. The best place would be to write to the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, N.J., and tell them that if they don't reinstate Bert as MC you won't dream about Miss America any more. DEAR DICK: I have a few questions about soap operas on television. When women are pregnant on the shows, are they really pregnant? And why do some of the character, on a show die? I think ft's because they want to quit the show. HEIDI, Vancouver, Wash, Usually, pregnancies on TV shows soap operas and other dramas are the result of a writer's desire to add that twist to his story. And the actresses playing those parts then simply go around with padding on. From time 0 (17) ILLINOIS POWER REPLY TO SIXTY MINUTES 10:30 (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 11.00 U(4) (7)0 NEWS (IJJ P51 BENNY HILL 0 THE BEST OF ERNIE — — tally handicapped man, is unjustly accused of attacking a black woman. (7)0 MORK 1 MIP4DY (4) (1)0(7)0 NEWS (U) (35) JIM ROCKFORD An 0(10) EARTH, SEA AND old flame uses Rockford to KOVACS The uncut last SKY "Environmental Geology" deliver a package of money broadcast, it originally aired in 0(17) CAROL BURNETT which turns out to be phony. January 1962. AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Hot 0(17) LAST OF THE WILD _4 (10) PROBE Dog Stand,' "The Morning 0(17) MOVIE "Phftftl" "Pirates Of The Forest" After." (1954) Judy Holliday, Jack 11:30 Lemmon. 6:30 0 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny •(4)NSCNEWS Carson, Guests: Joan Rivers, 5:30 (1)0 CBS NEWS Dick Van Patten. ON Benson saves (7)0 BENS (7)0 ABC NEWS 0 NEWS the day when Jessica Tate gets au (35) Amy GRIFFITHOpie herself NEWS Involved In a scan- , becomes Jealous when his dalous situation while visiting (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST father appears to be paying the governor. (A) special attention to a pretty (17) MOVIE "Nobody 10) GOOD NEIGHBORS EVENING eoo o Lives Forever" (1946) John "Say Little Hen... " (1O) EARTH SEA AND Gas-field, Geraldine Fitzgerald, SKY "National Parks" (Part 1) 9:00 A soldier returning from the 0(17) up: NEWHART Emily 0(4) QUINCY Several guests war becomes a West Coast con refuses to give in to Bob's die mysteriously at a resort artist whose victims are desire to watch football every hotel where Quincy Is attending wealthy widow,. a pathology convention. (R) Monday night. 11:50 BARNARY JONES Bet(5)0 7:00 ty becomes the prime suspect (7)0 POLICE WOMAN Pop(11) FACE THE MUSIC when two of her cousins are per and Crowley take up a I0P.M.MAGAZINE newspaperman's crusade murdered. 0 JOKER'S WILD against city government co,. (7)0 BARNEY MILLER Two (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON topless dancers and a man ruptlon after he lsmu,, 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER who claims that he'll burst Into 12:00 REPORT flames at any moment Invade (5)0 COLUMBO 0(17) SANFORD AND ION the precinct. (R) 100 When Fred gets a toothache, (1])(35)DIpIAHI$ FRIENDS TOMORROW Guest: U (4) he Insists that Lamont find a 0 10) ALL CREATURES journalist Larry King. white dentist to cure him 7.30 ® TIC TAC DOUGH (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7') $100,000 NAME THAT 1:35 9:30 TUNE (121(17) NEWS 7)0 THE ASSOCIATES (1D(35)MAUOE The death of 1:40 ioóo Someone close has a drastic 07) MOVIE "Charge Of (ID a THE CONTENDER 0 effsctonMaude'siife,(Part2) Lancers" (1954) Joan(Premiere) Johnny Captor The Pierre Aumont, Paulette 0 (10)010K CAVETT Guest: (Marc Singer), an aspiring Godd Sophia Loran. (Part 1 of 2) (A) ard. During the Crimean boxer, prepares for his first 0(17) ALL NI war, two British Lancers are FAMILY major fight against an oppoArchie Is outragedTHE after recslv. befriended I,,. forced to flee to the sanctuary ing what he considers to be runt Ii• Offered by forest gypsies. M020/20 Questionabl, medical car.. 0 0) THE ASCENT OF MAN (Part 2) 1:46 "Generation Upon Genera- (1)0 MARY HARTUAN, 510 lion" The intricate codS Of MARY HARTMAN Mary makes (4) BUCK MM NI THE human inheritance and th die- Tom sleep on the couch, Tom sins CENTURY coverles of Grsgor Mendi we visits his past for advice, and ®• PALMIRITOWN, examined In the light of mod. Mary plays hostess to Conway tLS) ,Jren , ,thçIe)5 genetics. Woman to time, an actress will become pregnant and they will then write in a pregnancy for her. As for deaths on soap operas, they can be because (a) the actor wants out of the show, so they kill him off to get rid of him, or (b) they want to get rid of the actor and do the same thing, or (c) the story line demands that somebody the — after all, soap operas are supposed to be life-like. DEAR DICK: One of those psychics said Mae West Is in danger of becoming ill. My mother says it can't happen, because she's already dead. I say she's alive and doing well. Who's right? If she's alive, how old Is she? SANDY, Center Line, Mich. Mae is alive and as well as you might expect, considering the fact that she'll be 88 in August. 1 interviewed her a dozen years ago and, even then, she had to have people propping her up when she stood, As for that psychic, predicting that an 88-year-old lady will become ill is like predicting sunshine, DEAR DICK: In the movie, "Beau Geste," with Ronald Colman, was It Rosalind Russell or Mary Brian who played opposite him? HENRY AGSTEN, San Diego, Calif. You are going back actually, to 1926. It was Mary Brian, Roz Russell didn't make her film debut until 1934. DEAR DICK: Whatever happened to the actor who starred with Joan Crawford in the 1955 movie, ,, "Female on the Beach." I know his name is or was Jeff Chandler. OSCAR A. MAJALCA, Patagonia, Ariz. Was is the correct verb. Jeff Chandler died in 1961. — A AIR A Th. UoI lisnuvs p t•I•v,,on Set s ,n America and Doin Well Worth I. * DELIVERS TODAY 994 '.••'.' 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I ft rT. Pt * �1AIøLY Jii T4 LIIi ~71 Evening Herald(USPS 481.280) — PrIce 35 Cents 72nd Year, No. 189—Sunday, March 30,1980—Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Did Kelly Contact F IAI I_. A ADSCam rsycnicr - A nationally-prominent Orlando psychic today declined to mniuent on reports Congressman Richard Kelly may use her to tirove Ins "fX,rstlnal investigation'' defense ui tlit' I' 131's :ThSq,'iUIi probe. The issue caine to light Saturday in a column by %ashington culuiiinist Jack Anderson in which he says Orlando psychic Robyn Janieison has confidential files showing Kelly contacted her before the Abscam story broke and asked her to help him investigate "some very shady characters.'' The files reportedly also sIio she warned Kelly he was dealing ith l'131-tvpes, but Kelly apparently (11(1 not believe the oiiiaii. Mrs. Janieison is listed in the \%'inter Park telephone directory as Robyn Slavden, 431 F. Central Blvd., Orlando, ''a spiritualist giving lectures, consultations and classes'' but tier husband satti the listing is erroneous. Robyn is a Catholic,'' he said. ''She is a psychic, but she is nut a spiritualist.'' Jaineison explained that Robyn believes spiritualists 'are ('Ofl[USL'd ill best and tlangt'rowdy dt'lU(k(i at Worst. ' lie SaI(t his ife has Ived over I,00t) murders for police nationwide and declined to talk about the Kelly case becaUSe she is working on an Orlando murder. According to Anderson, ''l'he eccentric Florida I3epublican, ho was videotaped taking $25,O(X) in cash from undercover FBI agents posing as Arabs, explained that he had been coniicting his own one-man investigation of shady characters.' "But my associate (;ir Cohn, ho has been investigating the Abscam scandal, has obtained sonic confidential files that kn(l a weird m'dt'iit'e to Kelly's incredible story. 'Tl. Files, iiot in the posSeSsion ut the FBI, show that on a after he was approached by the un ntunbt'r of occasions See 1)11), l'age 21t — Arson For Profit County Struggles To Stop Major Fire Cause fly1)AVII)p.1. ItA'/,LER herald Staff Writer lX'liberatelv set fires destroyed over $4 million in property in Seminole County last year, eight times the dollar amount f property destroyed by all other structure and car fires. Most 1 the fires are set liv people looking to collect on insuranceand get rid of busimiess or personal property they can mint afford, say county firefighters, who report about 10 percentare set as acts of ______ revenge, Since August 1979, the county has been Rewards Of tip to $1,000 afl(1 Jare being offered tioni a tumid by the Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention tar Information loading to the identification of persons responsible for this fire: Cal should also be set for supervisors," In the study, 21 city positions were this could possibly shown said, noting enKnowles Its salary plan For city to be receiving higher salaries to revamp trying to do soniettilng a%out problem ttuougli a fi ve-member taSk force made up of three Seminole Count' Write: ito. fire inspector-investigators, an inWI,".', p vestigator from Altwnonte Springs and one from IArngwood, The investigators study every structhis is a reproduction of the poster placed at the scene of api)at'entiy ture and car fire in the county to deterdeliberately set fires by members of the Arson Advisory ('omniittee. cause, often spending niany mine its hours on cacti of the IS to 20 cases reported each week, said county Fire professional torches in this region,'' he prevention unit and the two city departments which contribute men. Investigator flay Pippin, the county's said. While imiost of the arson cases En l'ippin said lie has contributed ai)ut 0111)' Iull-tiiiie investigator. Since last August, the task force has Seminole County are started to destroy $3,00) in personal camera equipment to beenable to convict Five ixople of setting business property or liomiies For in- the team's van, supplying about twostiriince, Pippin said some are revenge thirds of the tools they use to investigate tWo separate blazes, and a Juvenile fires and a handful arc set to disguise a fire scene, In one case, two adults The task force's efforts are supwere convicted of burning a car for in- other crimes. But those attempts are not usually plemnented by the work of the state's surance money. In the second, two youths were Found guilty through the successful, he said, explaining Arson Advisory Committee, headed this county Juvenile arbitration program for technicians have been able to take year by Semiiinole's Chief Fire Investigator Joseph Mecluan. setting fire toa home under construction. lingerprints and other evidence froimi 'I'he state organization of firefighters, the people resix)n.sible for the burned-out cars and other oblects. But cases are built Primarily out of insurance commipany representatives and Arson remmiaining 69 deliberately set fires which Pippin said, others interested in halting deliberately not been circumstantial evidence, plagued the county in 1979 have set fires runs a variety of educational are rarely witnesses to explaining there found, lire designed to programs For investigators of a deliberatt and law the start Pippin said the easiest part of making a gas enlorcemiiemit officials, teaching themii business losing money or a an arson case is determining how a Fire destroy how to mmike an arson car. case, proving guzzling a started. specific Irsoli deliberately set the The evidence and testimony tiiust be fire. Following any county blaze, inspectors In 1979, the commimnittee paid out $24,000 go through the building. At first, l'ippin extremmiel)' good in order to get a con• said, they are looking For obvious signs viction. Pippin said the state lost a recent to people who called its number at the because an assistant state's at- Orlando Fire 1)epartment and provided the fire was set, indications building case torney was riot well-enough trained ininfmiititoni, occupants took valuables out of the ployees, department heads and super- be an associate degree plus experience in than the average compiled by the Florida building or blocked doorways to prevent Hearid Photo by Jane Caueiberry Palm Sunday is observed this weekend by Christians around the world to mark the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. This Is a photo of the stained glass cross in the ceiling of the church built over the traditional site of the house of the high priest Calaphus, where the scriptures say Peter denied Jesus three times before the cock crowed. The photo was taken by Herald Religion Editor Jane Casselberry on her recent trip to Jerusalem, CROSS MARKS PALAI SUNDAY Job Quali.g.ications Increase In 'Revamped' Saidry Slate IltheSanfordCityCommnisSiOfl decides handling arson cases to ask Pippin tile right questions. Tile rewards, usually ranging up to are set by a culimuttee panel In that case, a nian was accused of which evaluates the information given Following the first survey, in- spilling kerosene and starting a fire, McClunn said. However, Knowles said the Florida "11 salaries are raised to a position vestigators will begin searching for the Pippin said during the trial he was averages are riot an 1'hie mmioney conies primarily fromii also be League salary has level, then requirements must City Manager Warren Knowles origin of the fire, looking for the place unable to refer to the pattern of burns because the comparison for left insurance coimipanies interested in equitable one that Wi raised to a like level," he said, reported to the commissIon where walls are charred deeply and on the floor, a "pour pattern" indicatingpaying a few thousand dollars to avoid was from January, 1979, and league level Important sidelight of the review of the Knowles said the commission should the Sanford level was for a period studying patterns left by smoke and the material hiad not spilled out of a paying out millions oF dollars in claims. city's pay plan completed by the city's direct Its attention to the salary range container br oken by the heat of theike inivestiiierit of that $24,000 saved of beginning oct. 1, irn Employment Officer Francle If no cause is obvious at that point, fire Flames, the clerical-secretarial group and the insurance companies over $12 muillion the J'nalda is the need to raisesome Knowles estimated it would cost investigators can send samuples to either specialized and sIQeI'Vlaory positions. But tie said in that case, insurance in 1979, McCluans said. the qualification levels of zilnimum "Salary adjustments are needed In $136,000 tobring salary schedules up to the Sanford state crime lab or the state comnpany mnay not pay the bill, department heads. and lty supervisors The arson rate will continue to rise as fire marshal's lab to Find residues of necessita degrees to bring these to the the level of employees of area governting a civil trial during which he econmiiic conditions worsen, Pippin varying inments and private industry, '4 Comparative salaries require average level," he said, noting that flammable chemicals, "accelerants" tiopes to again try and prove the lire was predicted. used to help the spread of the blaze, comparative qualifications." Knowles creases could range from 5 percent tO 30 deliberately set. But lie be lieves the task force will Most of the deliberately set fires in The conziission ta bled consideration aid, "An example would be that aU percent with construction field superBut says the person Pippin the county's arson task prevent sonic people from setting fires of action until sometime later in the year Seminole are set either by to hold a being the most underpaid. visors department heads be required 1sors may find' the qualifications for their jobs being increased. their field. League of Cities and 13 received less. easy access by Firefighters, . flume, , . 4 when it can be more clearly seen what trying to get rid of undesirable property force has problems. The group receives wtien they realize any blaze will be construction field supervisor," Knowles the city's financial picture will be for the In their field, 198041 budget year. DONNA ESTF.S requirement saId. "A similar, but lesser, or a close friend or relative, said Pippin. no funding, only getting equipment and thoroughly investigated and persons "We don't have much problem with revenue through the county's fire caught setting them tried and punished. four-year college degree plus experience "In Sanford It does not pay to be a — I MCF-7. Scinford Man Luckv He Left Saudi Arabia Alive I ------- By DONN* ISlES JIM RYAN ...giad to be home ' ft Herald Stall Writer The oil rich kingdom of Saudi Arabia has the same need Iran had a few years ago of propelling Its people into the 20th Century. After seeing the revolution that occurred in Iran from too rapid an advance Into modern tunes, Saudlana are making haste In a deliberate fashion and more slowly to safeguard customs' and traditions, according to Jim Ryan, who has returned to his Sanford home after more than a year In that Middle-East country, The proem may still be too last, he said. Ryan was In Saudi Arabia directing the construction of an Army camp at one end of the nation apd a cement plant 1,000 miles away at the same time, commuting between the two, During his year in that Arabic nation, he did a lot of ubserving and 4ied to stay out of trouble. He has no desire to return. "Meini do not value human life, especially a white tnan's," he said. He said the people in the northern portion of the country are bedoulns living in tents with their 50 sheep, four wives and lots of kids. Those living in the south always chew on a narcotic root that has a hallucinogenic effect, "The country Is right out of Biblical times something out of history iN) years behind the times," Ryan said. "The business that Is conducted Is not business as we know it, Business Is set up on street corners. For months I saw telephones at these street corner businesses, but the telephones were not connected. Finally they were hooked up and the merchants could call each other. The business day started early, before daybreak and operates until noon.-They go home and sleep four or five hours and open their business again. "Banks close at noon. The banks hold money, but they do not pay interest on it. It is against the Moslem religion to pay in. — — few Thdnvl 1 — terest," Ryan said, He said the usual answer given by an Arab business man to a question is "inshala bukra," meaning "God willing, tomorrow maybe," or "mistimumkin," meaning "maybe so, maybe no." "You hear those words about every other word," Ryan said, Laws in the Islamic countries are basically those interpreted by a religious leader from the Koran, "Since the law changes so fast, it doesn't appear to be written law. It changes by Utterance from the king," he said. The Saudi Arabian nation has oil income of $120 million a day. "They have no responsibility for development, research or production of the oil," he said. While Saudian royalty heads all the departments of government and industry, all the "technicrats" in government are Egyptians, Ryan said. "Saudi Arabians do not feel they are educated enough to handle their own affairs and seek out well See SANFORD Page 2A Action Reports 2A Around The Clock IA Business ............UI Classified Ads 4-58 Deaths .84 Editorial 6A UCIds............... IA lIos1gai ,.,........ZA Nation ...............3* opinion 2C O ursel ves 7C Religion SC School Menus 1-311 Spurts SC Television 2* Weather World. 2* . .,.. ''. . . + .. .. . .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 22, 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/1c03eb500fb33e93778d75a9f6af62e2.pdf 891485d0930d40f9544d8581270aa034 PDF Text Text - 12C—Evening Herald, Sanford, F L Wednesday, March 26, 1980 Typhoid Carrier Hopes Surgery Will Bring Freedom RIVIERA BEACh, Ha. UPI Tiny Robinson has a hard time believing that her healthy body, which has endured 64 years with only one serious illness, harbors an infectious disease that can rack people she loves or just meets — or never even sees with fever and Pain, But Mrs. Robinson — like "Typhoid Mary" Mallon — is a carrier of typhoid fever, a virulent intestinal disease common to the tropics but rare - - health officials hope will "cure" her. Surgeons will remove her gall bladder, where typhoid germs breed. Health officials, who have tried since 1978 to persuade her to undergo the operation, say it will keep them from seeking a quarantine order that would keep her away from other people. At the same time, a suit filed by Jeannette Primack of Palm Beach, who caught the disease from her while eating at a restaurant in which - 41:II1'1'' ETCHART ARMAGNAC CUTTY SARK SCOTCH CHOICE k — 25*40Z . 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REVOLVING BAR, COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY . , 72nd Year, No, 1 87—Thursday, March 27, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 - 'II illmi ________ 41. 7*49 . ______ —u - ff PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, APRIL 1 __________ _____________ _______ "typhoid agreement" not to Work in places where including she dealt closely with other people babysitting. 1st January, three children and their mother came down with the disease, and officials again tracked it to Mrs. Robinson. She admitted babyas a favor. sitting for two of them "It sure was a surprise," she told the Herald. "It made me sick. When I think about it now, it Just throws me back. Mrs. Robinson worked, will go to trial, the Herald reports. Officials first discovered that Mrs. Robinson was a typhoid carrier alter Ms. Primack and another Palm Beach woman, Jane Scheel, con. tracted typhoid fever after eating separately in a restaurant where Mrs. Robinson worked part. time as a salad chef. Both have sued the restaurant. Mrs. Robinson lost her job and signed a ______ ABC HAS THt LUWLK tVtKTURT rrn :OJ AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA IMP. FRENCH BRANDY *3 in the United States, the Miami Herald reports in today's editions, In the past two years, Palm Beach county health officials have tracked six cases of typhoid fever to Mrs. Robinson, the newspaper says. She has been banned from working in restaurants or even babysitting the ways she made her living, She now subsists on $170 a month from Social Security. Today, she enters the hospital for surgery ANY 12-109.50 • Downtown By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer If the multimillion dollar dreams of entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci become,. a reality, tt Sanford-Lake Mary area will experience it major economic uplift. And Sanford City Commission at a 10 a.m. workshop today gave its unanimous endorsement to plans revealed by the Duluth, Minn. and Sa nf ord Industrialist to become pe rsonally involved in creating a major development in the north end of Seminole County. As requested by Paulucci, the coinmission also unanimously approved the extension of sewer service to a 25-acre parcel on Rantoul Lane in Lake Mary where the industrialist plans to construct a 200-unit townhouse community. As part of the Rantoul Lane sewer service, the commission agreed to assist Lake Mary in gaining federal I . .. . • . W4%'4 ,lc..J...,;'• Sanford Goes After Projects , ' • — WR, " f • I - - ..- - r, 0 -. - ,. . J ' " 0 0 - , - -_ _____ r _.. ' 0 - ______ I j&w . 0 • , , JENO I'AULUCC! tit tilt i tit iIlioii-dolIir dreams Estimated value of this complex is $10 million to $12 million. The three high rises in downtosn Sanford would be joined by an enclosed overhead crosswalk with a parking ramp tied in with the crosswalk. This concept funding for a sewer lift station to which 0 _________ - . - ,,.--- -:_ L" -. . 0 , ' .. ' /1 , ./- _ Herald Photo Sanford city officials meet to discuss the by Tom Nehel Stt'nstrom. .John Morris and May-or Lee Moore. the Rantoulmm,. Lane project would be development project in which Paulucci From left are city manager Warren 'Pete" little later. , e . connect ed1. m .11e sta tion would i nvolved. Knowles, commissioners Eddie Keith, .IttIian first project under a fut ure sewer system Paulucci has told the city commission for Lake Mary and perhaps provide the that he has discussed with officials of the us who reach that Golden Age also have he said. "It's not a concept that warnis part of that city. U.S. Departinent of Ilousing and UrLian childrenand grandchildren so it becomes Paulucci's plans include: Development IIU!) I his plait to my heart." buy the a Mecca.., not the place for people to just — Purchase of the existing Seminole present hospital when it is closed and sit around 41 retirement." The Rantoul I IIW parcel was part of a converting it into a nursing home. Meanwhile, city commissioners Paulucci said the U.S. Econoiuiic discussed Paulucci's request for con- nursing home. The nursing home facility Development Administration (EDA) will nection to the city of Sanford sewer community. - in I. c th e city (& —A Golden Age Center to provide within the city limits of I dike Mary. space for senior citizen meetings, the Golden Age Olympics, social services Sorenson said the city would certainl% "friendly" lawsuit a few years ago support the Paulut'ci request to the city between Sanford and Lake Mary. of Sanford for sewer service, Sorenson said the two cities asked the The commission decided that its first move would be to pre pa re a grant apto the federal government for a ktailed study and planning effort for the .. . The projects to be pursued by The Circuit Court decided tile land was 3(K~acre tract which was the subject of a Memorial Hospital when the new hospital Is built and converting It into a would be tied-in by a crosswalk to a The city of Sanford began today the pursuit of federal and state money for a variety of projects m the downtown area and in the southwestern section of the d. Spurred on by the offer of assistance from entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci In gaining state and federal funding, the romiiussioners authorized City Manager Warren Knowles, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioner John Morris to go with Paulucci and his staff to an April 3 iliecting with (,o'. Bob Graham in Tallahassee. At the Tallahassee meeting, the group will tell the governor how he and the state can assist with revitalizing the city. k was used in a Duluth, Minn., downtown developineut plans subiuitted by Jeno Pauluccl. (,oIu iiiissiolner I'llavid Farr, uot pictured arrived a impetus for that system to get undersAay. Plan " ' ' " lding and a new Greater Sanford Chamber of ('omnmnerce office. —A conference center with parking The cit)- t-oitiiiiissioii agreed this and housing. send :i representative to Sanford to work systemmi for the planned 200-unit town- court to decide which jurisdiction had morning to include at I'auhimct'i's request, Paulucci-owned professional building with the city in revitalizing the down- house community he Plans to build in control of the property. Sanford had the ltarmtotil I uie project anil location as —An office ('enter for gathering all directly across from the hospital on East town, He made it clear, at the same time, Lake Mary. annexed the jnlrc(?l and the parcel was part of Sanford's applications for grants federal and county social service luncFirst Street, Lake Mary can provide water service also included in Lake Mary's charter as for subsidized housing. that what the "Paulucci family iloes tions into a cetitral location. Construction of two senior citizen privately does not hinge on wim..t the for the project. 0 0 high rises as apartments or con- community does. —A sti'vice center to include housing of A Paulucci representative told city Di 4 A dominlums. • a public library. Area "All I am telling you," Paulucci said, officials earlier that Lake Mary officials Construction of a high rise in the ''is that we (to have some plans that, do not look favorably on dc-annexing time —ltent'iI space to generate sufficient center of the complex to house it theatre, hopefully, will materialize that have to 25-acre j)arctl to allow it to become part O1(lANl)O, Ha. i UPI i Burroughs Detroit firm, ctnilirimit'tl Wednesday the revenue to imiake the center sellswimming pool, meeting rooms, and do with our greatest asset here in San. of Sanford In exchange for the sewer Corp., one of the nation's largest company bought 118 acres "with the su p" p ortin g rttn' with a director . nur sing staff (or, those who need Ian— ford, and that Is that-it's a marvelous sea-vIce. mnantdactureni i computers and etec- intention of a manufacturing capability —A new fire station nd equipment for mediate help, and it conference center. place to retire for the Golden Age of Mayor Walter Sorenson of Lake Mary tronic office equipment, has picked it site In the future.' th e so u lli west section of the city in the —Construction of a 200-unit complex of people's lives," he said. said today he "couldn't approach the west of Orlando for construction of a 'oil course area townhouses on a 25-acre tract at Rantoul Paulucci added, "However, on the idea of dc-annexation with any en- plant. Some 500 workers are expected to be Lane and State Road 46A In Lake Mary. other hand, let's not forget that those of thusiasimi. I'm not crazy about that idea," James Berend, staff counsel for the employed at time Plant initiall. —Acquisition of a 20 to 25-acre Parcel for parkland in the southwest section of - flS DI.an. • or ks Burrough - - ' GOOD WED., MARCH 26 GOOD TUES., APRIL 1 ANDRE BLUE NUN 23 OZ. IIIIMAUMILCN 3.09 25.4 OZ. COLD DUCK 2.49 - UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER */COUPON Angered Worker Com I - UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/UPON 10 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON DISTILLER'S PRIDE I To Challenge SCC SCOTLAND BY GLENLIVET aT. 7*49 ANY 12 83.95 r - / - - - .' • -- , - ' 0 - - - )- •- "' 0 - 4 ' - '•• By 1)1/INK PETRYK favor, the conilimittee (11(1 not offer her herald Staff Writer any ('uiiiIk'tiSlItiofl, Mrs. Rowe said. A Seminole Community College (SCC J Consequently, time case has been taken to counselor will have her grievance time I)ivisiun of Administrative hearings against the recent employment of time state Department of procedures of SCC weighed by a state Administration. hearing officer April 10. James E. Itradwell, time department JoAnne Rowe, a counselor at SCC since fht who will hear time Rowe rase, said 3311, filed a grievance in August he will make recommendation after charging that the newly appointed dean hearing both sides, but it is up to KC to of student (IeVClOpIlme'nt fill ed his former new one and filled decide if it will take the administrative position and created a action to comply with ins recoinit without advertising time o"nin"s immendation. In addition Mrs. Rowe said time If one of the parties is still dissatisfied, positions were filled without adhering he said, they iiiay then take time matter to er step in the colIch c's ciiiI)lo 'meat time District Co ur t of Appeals, (xedur policy. Bradiell said it is possible, fi time facts SCC Personnel Director Frank Gore said time administration's position is that are in Mrs. Rowe 's favor, that lie would the jobs in question were filled by recommend the jobs be reopened. But, he tra nsfer of SCC employees, not new said, considering that it would probably work a hardship on those already in the hirees. positions, a more likely recommendation The position of coordinator of coun- would be for Mrs. Rowe to be given time seling, he said, was filled by Marguerite first chance at any new opening. (ulp, who has worked at SCC since July 1972 The position of coordinator of ad Ihe t)i%islon of Adrmiinistratl%e missions was filled by Dr. Lonnie Hearings derives its authority from the Thomas, who has worked at SCC since Florida Administrati ve Procedures Act August 1971 Bradwell said Mrs. Rowe has been employed at SCC Mrs Rowe worked at what was then since July 1971. South Seminole Junior High School in s ' - . - . ' - -\ ' - , p• ' ,, - - RESCUE WORKERS oz. 3 LITER GALLO CIIIAII CALIF. WHITE CIIAWI MIC CHABLIS 450" 101 01. 5 39 o 10551 PINK CHABLIS CONCORD 4 .89 . 14 OL 1.50 I 6.99 oz. 699 v. 5.49 MA _ . 91I SB. 4.29 v COLOMIAND 3 GOLD SEAL ( iuiiic-*. I 3 ... - -._- - ..-.: ,- .7" . . CALIF. VIN ROSE Mc CALIF. o I .LJ3f99 v. S A GALLO VIN NOSE 2.49 v - H Tern Neftel Rescue workers place temporary splints on Gopdon Deans of San- ford, following a collision which threw him from his motorcycle at In accordance with the school's Casselberry from 1963 to 1%6, was a tit addition, Knowles pointed out that if federal funds were available for drainage, those funds would cover no more than half time costs, leaving the city to finance time balance—DONNA ESTK.S Students Stay, Says Reconsidering an appeal they refused last week, Seminole County School Board members voted 4-1 Wednesday to allow two students, discovered to be at ten di ng time wrong school to stay at that school until time end of time school year . - Last week a motion to allow the students to stay at Lake Brantley High School fail ed 2-2, Board Member Robert G. Feather was absent. - lime students mother said she enrolled her son and daughter at Lake Brantley after the family moved into a new neigh. borhood because school officials told her that was the school they should attend She could not name the officials who told her that. At that tbne the motion to allow them the corner of French Avenue and 20th Street Wednesday afternoon. formed to investigate Mrs. Rowe's School froin IW6 to 1971. She said she has members Roland Williams and Pat complaints. The coniiiiittee agreed that been with SCC longer than those who Telsoll said they felt it would be Deans, 21, of 412 W. Crystal Drive, was In fair condition this morning the intent of the regulations was to en- filled tile positions in question and conat Seminole Memorial hospital with a broken arm. The injury was sure equality of opportunity for all tends that her work is of equal coat- stu ents T )iwmoun to transfer the d school or me as nine wee of the suffered when Deans collided with a pickup truck driven by Carl persons to apply for Job openings, Mrs. petence. "I was really shocked when I heard of appointments," she said. "They (5CC) violated most of the equal op. But although it ruled in Mrs. Rowe's portunity luring procedures." Weldon To Chair New Hospital Board hospital is constructed. Earl S Weldon president of Seminole policy. HCA, a private corporation, now owns Janice R. Weldon said he hopes to see the new Community College, and the Greater Seminole Memorial and has begun facility completed within two years, Springfield president of Sanford Chamber of Commerce, have drawing up plans for an $18 million 'HCA has been successful everywhere west been elected chairman and vice- replacement facility to , uut,i , 1. eaov Iwo uuui hospital built a iiuSpii.w he said, of .' new board of trustees of Sanford overlooking Lake Monroe, "We' ,,,e,re looking ,orwa. , . , re looking forward to them ac. f orwa rd 0 w Oi,w.uu na! Hospiuu• Seminole Memorial can begin coinplishlng great things here." Hospital A dministrator James D. the Certificate of Need so we The new boari. th trustees will meet at Teur was elected secretary and construction," Weldon said Thursday. with Need is required from 7:30 accordance A Certificate of a.m. on the third Tuesday of each in treasurer of the board state and federal officials before any new month at the hospital. Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) ...u.uuwfl approved tit this time for fun(ling. grievance procedure, a committee was guidance counselor at Seminole High to stay failed, despite the fact board Keith of Osteen, police say. Deans was heading east on 20th when the Rowe said, and that she was not afforded westbound pickup apparently made a left onto French across his an opportunity to apply for the two Positions in question. path, police said, adding charges are still pending investigation. OL 2.99 OL ov 0*L-y WHITE CATAWSA API *t 4.99 FRENCH ;•' SIIASTIAJ ABC ILNC 17% CALIF.' WHITE PORT W. flq BURGUNDY - CALIF. CHABLIS WHITE SIIASTIANI . CNWA - I IIUNITI LAMBRU$CO k 101 01. MOGIN DAVID CARlO I L AiD MOTORCYCLiST - of luded r :iii ?it tor water drainage project after Knowles saul drainage projects are not being I - QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH DISTILLED & BOTTLED IN missioners ' . . I LX time - But because one board member was absent, board Chairman Allan F. Keeth said the parents could bring their appeal again when the full board could review it. On Wednesday, Board Member William J. Kroll said he investigated the matter and found that officials at both the students' former school and the receiving school gave the parents the wrong information. "They have a legitimate reason for asking that their son and daughter be allowed to stay at Lake Brantley for the rest of the school year," Kroll said. He had voted against the earlier appeal. Keeth was the only board member to vote against the appeal both times, — DIANE PETRYK S �- ., . ....•''-. - 2A-Evening HiraM, San, Fl. 3 .. . . .. _ S .. . a . -.. Discover Iranians WASHINGTON (UP!) Despite FBI warnings terrorists from Iran may be trying to enter the United States, thousands of Iranians are being admitted under a policy that limits Inspections and clashes with WORLD IN BRIEF lgli A United Press International investigation into the processing of Iranians has uncovered what amounts to an unwritten but real policy of avoiding any incident that might provoke Rules Out Hostage Custody I '.,' I Th leves F11 i Ca r After the flight of the traitor shah, the Issue Is no longer under consideration in this fom - neither taking delivery of the hostages nor taking delivery of the embassy," a spokesman for the council said Wednesday, the hostages' 145th day of captivity, Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh was unable offer any timeta ble for when the Parliament, which expected to decide the fate of the hostages, will meet, Elections were held earlier this mon th and the final results are still not known. A Geneva man's neighbors thought a slow-moving station wagon seen outside his home Wednesday was loaded with DEATHS Last Of Sanford Pioneers - r.ipoij. Healey said I silgutle. at Lyman and the time and expense required to rim a cernpslge pr.dsnis his nimitg at lids time. Bet he King, and two grand. sold he hopes to"flnish out his d.ugW.,s. Funeral services were held educational career as açerletendsil." Monday In Flat Rock. STINSTIOM, Miss AVIS NUNS- Pumrn'aP wvlcse Or M1N*visirsss$IsnuIrernM.s4 was -. ..& ak.. k5a 1..&..J rn i rnIWT1 IA , dle . rI t wI.IfrsiM - (USPI - - . - ThursdaY. MIr* V,I-V. P$, Ns,"J -rvi DeNy and 6` INN- semet $sSerday'by The IsaOrd OriC lee.. N. Preesb £.•1aa*a !O. fl ~11 ie - : G:D %.h;=~ _ I - - Ie. D.IM,y: Wash. N esiNs MeaL $3.0. èfr*L s*, SLUSØ mueta& Sv, ear, 143* sv ath Wish. SIN, M Sam. * _______ :' A ::-:- -- ,, - FRIDAY H AM. iL ALL STORES : i: 14L 1. - - RIG. d9L 9$ LILLI RUST PRINT IRSTUPFID FLOOR SAMPLE RECLINERS SOFA STEREOS off , "a' CHAISE LOUNGE BY CHARLES FLOOR SAMPLE 12.10 BY AMERICAN HERITAGE ALL - STORES ais.rnn BROWN CORDUROY $4 ClUB CHAIR $17300 PRE-OWNID GOOD CONDITION 21 INCH WHITE APT. Silt RANGE SANFORD ONLY PRU-OWNUD 0000 CONDITION - SANFORD ONLY - NIL 21,11 ' FlINCH PROVINCIAL WHITE AND SOLD 0115151 AND MIRROR NY JOHNSTON SANFORD ONLY $14800 GOOD CONDITION PRE-OWNED * PC. SICTIONAL 111.05.0 $19800 SOFA SANFORD ONLY - - MamEss *50* SPNINI - Nan. $5300 SANFORD ONLY SAGS '11AM DAMAUDNIAVY DUTY WASHER - SANFORD ONLY FLOOR SAMPLE -BROWN VINYL BROWN 001St $ RUST HUICULON 000IRN 555.50.0 $39300' SOFA PLANT STAND BY INSTANT - SANFORD ON LY 0005 CONDITION PRiOWNID CN$001 AND StAll LV. NM 11$. 19.91STIlL FOLDING 24 '" vmn --- V --.-------------- - .7 CANNISTUR STYLI VACUUM Nil. 0.15 $3300 W-ATTACNMIIUS NY 111111* ONLY IRISh. RUST CROWN, 11100 COLORID OCCASIONAL aiis RIG, 459.91 (p WMULTICOLOUDP*INT SEA" ", MVA* - RICLINIR . '391°° _______ 1l l l l l l l 1168" $ 5*11 - 011111411010130* Pill DIUVUYI t&osioiuu*y NS INSTALLMENT MYMINTs UNTIL MAY * flEE61T-UPI SATURDAY 94 Ill II 1 ,.,,_ ',- - - . . -, .- -. • -- - ,"--,'.J • -'u. '. 7,~,'~k_,*.In 11-N-P vro_ .. ". ..,. :: ( In Fort Lauderdale - Bundy Trial Motion Denied New York and Connecticut victories, And President' Car ter's people are re-thinking strategy. But only the approaching primaries beginning with Wisconsin and Kansas Tuesday will tell whether this week's upset results are "a dip In the road," as Carter's campaign chairman Robert Strauss says, or a real turning against the president, as the Kennedy people hope. The real name of the game is delegates. Carter has a big enough lead that is all but Impossible for Kennedy to overcome without huge landslides in most remaining primaries, caucuses and state conventions, The same statistics loom over the Republican race, where Ronald Reagan has a clear majority over all his opponents and - attorney Victor Africano. who had contended that a state rebuttal witness may have hypnotized the jury. WEATH ER ____ - HOSPITAL' NOTES F,I $IMINOLUMIMOIIAL. HOSPITAl. Miih 15.1* ADMISSIONS NFORD: ,l. mumbm Miriam H. c , - DISC$ARSIS SANFORD:____ . I Lash Wllcia Nulls Williams asideDeftne PIIVI H. Narnitsid, ousn. 00111110 NN$lflhII. 'uses, A. Nelmimin. wssr Ivslis Nrswn Otis Howard - Siltifi J. Whila- OViads Jacob ,... - - According to school records, Kakonis was a student of hirnuer's and was enrolled in the class. His father, Tom E. Kakonis, is an associate dean of the college's School of General Education. Initially, school officials said the gunman walked into th classroom and opened lire with a 9mm automatic pistoL Later, they said there were conflicting reports that he was alread' seated in the classroom. iiwi as. c.. Kills I. Harris mci P. McCord Tammy Williams Detlana Guns L. HUNSJ1L Orillis City CASUAL PINE Delegates Remain Big Prize By United Press International Sen. Edward Kennedy's campaign morale has been rescued and his money problems will be eased by contributions In the wake of the Willis P. Ms am S SmIth - - was only taking her hostage, then killed her. Her half-nude body was discovered Monday morning along Interstate 95 near the Jacksonville airport. She had been shot once in the back of the head. FORECAST: SI. Aigususe to JUpiter litet, Winds easterly wound 11 knots today and tonight b.cotning saiitheaatFnlday.Seaslncnesslàgto3 t hot IO4I) and tonight. Partly cloudy. A few 1t10W1T5 AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Friday with a lht chance of showers Highs mcitjy In the low 86L LaWS tOnight in the $0.. Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph. Rain probability' * percent today, tonight and Friday. _____ ___ $11 8°° RU. 319$ RED SERILINI WALL AWAY 2 tvien Brutally kil led , girl's killer. They hope the promise of a $10,000 reward will lead them to the man who told Carol Barrett, 18, he 86 $11,.: ae'adeinit' community,'' he said. Jack McNamara, cNaara, assistant vice president in institutional relations, o said the entire campus was shocked. "It's Just iiund.boggling, hard to believe," he said. llrauer, :14. suffered gunshot wounds in the chest and was )rottotrI1I (lead a short time after he was rushed to Mecosta County General Hospital. Cc-liege officials said two male students in the classroom grabbed the assailant, identified as Thomas D. Kakonis, 20, of lug Rapids, wrestled him into a nearby room and held him until police arrived. ior. ner P.M RIG. 155.1$ OPEN SAlLY9s91s PU$OUALTQUNI • Hubert Brauer, an associate professor of accountancy, was teaching the afternoon Accounting 323 class in the college's Business Education Building when the shooting occurred. Robert llrauer's death is a stunning tragedy," Ferris State President Robert L. Ewigleben said. "Mr. Brauer was a fine young teacher and was highly regarded in the uncommitted, United Press International's Democratic delegate count gives Carter 747.5 delegates to Kennedy's 399.5, with 27 uncommitted. And Reagan has 314 to George Bush's 68, John Anderson's 45, Philip Crane's four and 55 M11 - JW'NOT 4 PIECES NOT S PIECES 11 OU GET ALL 6 PIECES ,< Even though Wisconsin is considered a relatively liberal state, Carter should do better there because Kennedy is putting little money or effort into the state and the liberal vote will be split between Kennedy, California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., and Republican Rep. John Anderson. So if Carter should lose, it could mean his support is crumbling just as Kennedy's did shortly after he entered the race last fall. ____.~,:z , ... . .i,;; I _ .~ I :_1 ;.:0_`,~- , _~ . q - Coppola To Direct Brown On TV Robed J. Smith M.D. DERMATOLOGY MADISON, Wis. (UP!) -Francis Ford Coppola, director of stich films as "Apocalypse Now" and "The Godfather," will direct a half-how live television special on the Capitol steps starring California Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Coppola said Wednesday he was volunteering his time In an effort to revive Brown's sagging presidential campaign, He said others Involved in the extravaganza, to be filmed Friday night, will be paid by Brown's campaign committee. The special, called "The Shape of Things to Come," will be broadcast statewide (at 10 p.m. EST) by a number of NBC affiliates, - LIVING ROOM vv w uncommitted. The Democratic nominee must have at least 1,666, and the Republican needs 998. Wisconsin's primary next week is another "open" primary, meaning Democrats may cross over and vote Republican ballots, and vice versa. . 14 ' 1100 F1INH AV. SANFORD usi sTiacNrs CIIDITMTN A ,. - _- NATIONAL REPORT; The COI$ntrY$ midsection reported sow In the Northern Plains and the upper MI.alstIppl Valley, llandershowers In the Central and Southern and ' seine fog and drizzle thrown In for good measure. partsofLouisiana got lto2 more inchesof rain duringa24. hair period Wednesday and combined with last rains, kept the ground nearly saturated. A flash-flood watch for the state was extended through Wednesday's high temperature was reported in Orlando, Fla., where the thermometer hit 84 degrees. Milwaukee Detroit tied for the lowest with 21. It AREA READINGS (9 a-rn.); temperature: 75; overnight low: 81; yesterday's high: $4; barometric pressure: 30 slative humidity: 74 percent; winds: Nort heast at 9 m.p.h. FRIDAYTID$S: DAYTONABEAQI: highs.5:54a.m.,6:15 p.m.; lows, 11:21 a.in. 11:86 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: ligit-', 5:41 am., 6:07 pin.; lows, 11:19 am., 11:47 p.m.; BAYPOIIT: highs, 11:20a.m., 12:17 pin.; lows, l:OIa.m.,6:23 - V £MRtA ALL hUMS IUUJUT V PUR I $49oó SY IMPACT -FLOOR SAMPLE $3300 CLEANER *43 - 111.0.0 NIGHT STAND a". 10.06 00 TAUS RIO. 10 FlU ITW000 I DNA WIN SANFORD ONLY . uis.n,s 4 NY UR*UNU - SANFORD ONLY BY 501*11001 - SANFORD ONLY C$IOMI AND SLA$$ '?- There was speculation that the murders involved drugs or gambling, but police spokesman James Babb said Wednesday there was no evidence that was the case. "They're still not really sure. There's nothing concrete to that effect," he said. "Of course with something like this the first thing you think of is drugs." lirnuer "just mind-boggling," adding, everyone on the 10,000- FORT LAUDERDALE. Flit. W P1 Two iiien were brutally stabbed and shot to death Wednesday night in an apparent drug-related slaying in a heavily fortified home, police sa id today. , Police said one victim was Horace Walls, 24, of Fort Lauderdale and the other was a man about 30 years 01(1 from Neighbors said the victims who had lived in the house were the Miami area. His identification was being withheld until newcomers and had Installed the safety features, his wife could be told. k totvu oItce a%d a quantity of a white substance that could be "iot," sail Ruth oet11ttacteck,andthernetghbor. "Sometimes ' ' herøtn Or cocaine was found on a table and on the floor of a they'd have a lot of people oveand there'd be cars lined up bedroom off a kitchen where Walls' mutilated body was found. all up and down the block." - $14800 RECUNER WARRANTY BY HOTPOINT - SANFORD ON LY WNILIT1IRY LAST Mir Puk MON TISRU Pu. w 1 IA. COLOR $37300 W.PULL CHAIRS W$IIL$T$IYLAIT 1. smal l 120* CHAIRS - SANFORD ONLY COLORS III. *91 - -- - $11800 misses ' $14800 PRI.OWNID 0000 CONDITION BY JAMIION YUL.LOWANDWHITI DINICTORS Nil. 10.0 WHITS IS Li. CAPACITY SLISNTL, LOVE SEAT - a no. mo SLIGHTLY DAMAGED SANFORD ONLY CROWN, BLUE 1 11101 HIRCULON COVIRID BY WATERS WALNUTANDILAIS FLOOR LAW "' 4' fnr ,'ri,n. worg •''. tnnit,r - 10.3percent. - Four law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty, the same number .IS in 1978. - The value of stolen property increased 36.2 percent to a total of $341 thou, 25.1 student caii;pus about 50 miles north of Grand Rapids was stunned. Daisy McKinney, 34, who lives close by, said she heard a volley of shots followed by a 10-second pause, then two more shots, She said she ran out of her house and saw a 1975 or 1976 Chevrolet Malibu speed away. As she turned to go Inside her house to call police she saw a third man with a handgun. BY WATIRS - SANFORD ONLY uQ, 321.0 $9300 ! ,.H BIG RAPII)S, Mich. i UPIi - The son of a Ferris State College (lean has been arrested in the shooting death of his accounting professor in front of 30 shocked students. School officials labeled the shooting Wednesday of Robert Police also withheld Identification of a third armed man who was questioned as a witness. It was the third man who caused most of the excitement in the neighborhood, LAKE CITY, Fla. (UP!) - Circuit Judge Wallace Jopling has denied a motion for a new trial for convicted murderer Theodore Bundy In the death of 12year-old Kimberly Leach. Jopling denied the motion Wednesday by defense $36800 SC Vi dli juii&i MIAMI (UP!) Police are still unsure about why two gunmen shot and killed three men and a woman in various parts of a well-kept home protected by such security features as a fence, barred windows and a peephole In a solid wood door, Two of the victims were tpntntivph' identified hut thøir names were withheld iftl relatives. The other two were not identified. Authorities have had little luck tracking the dimoled - bb - III, 504 SOFA - S.'.V DAYTONABEAC1,Fla,(UPI)-FrIendsofateenage Ohio girl k1dnapsd from a beaclifront motel room and lift dead in a drainage ditch have decided to cut 4. off MULTI.00L0RUDIRIIN, RUST AND LAVENDER TRADITIONAL W.W000 ON ARM BY TIUNDLINU SANFORD ONLY SANFORD ONLY 20% *49300 .'• AP5 111 VUI WIU wave wiiiy I "' percent of which was recovered. To put the 680,896 major crimes in perspective, the FDI.E calculated that one major crime occurred in Florida every 52 seconds last year and there was one for 14 residents. The seven major crimes measured by the I"l)I.E include murder, forcible rape, rob. ber%', aggravated assault, burglary, larceny aml car theft. Held In Prof Shooting - t. fh,. 12% Despite Tight Security FrIends Leave For Funer,aJ... 'e fta '. fg '' categories, while among non-violent crimes, the biggest increase came in car thefts, Up 14.7 percent. Crime was up more in non-urban areas than in the cities and suburbs. Most of the increase in non-urban areas, however, was By I Execut on Abuse Denied 11 'I Th ere were 1,084 murders in Florida in attribut ed to nonviolent incidents. In rural 1979, a jump of 14.2 percent over the previous areas major crime was up 19,2 percent. year. Robberies increased by 24.8 percent to Other highlights of the report included: - Michigan College Man begins April 8. E. March 4 Shot Dead In Miami TAMPA, Fla, (UPI) - Democratic senatorial candidate Jim Miller says, Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter and Sen. Keim tb H. "Buddy" MacKay should resign their state offl'es now to avoid any hint of a conflict of interest. Gunter, who announced Monday as a candidate for Ow sena te seat held by Democrat Incumbent Richard Stone, has said he will not resign and MacKay has said he will resign after the 1860 legislative session which I. d criticallocalserv1ces,eapeclailyin1jghtof the cuts In federal revenue sharing money being made by President Carter. Candidates Asked To Quit 0 Cri mes ' Rapt TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UN) - Major reported crimes Inreased by 12.1 percent in Florida last year with the biggest jumps .vinthin II, .1. W...U,b III-%UI areas. The Department of Law Enforcement said Wednesday the number of arrests also climbed during 1979, Increasing at a rate just below that of major crime. FDLE Commissioner James York called the figures "alarming." Ceiling Tax Gemelli and 22 present and former prison personnel found nothing to back up Gemelli's allegation Spenkelink "suffered verbal abuse or taunts the morning of his execution." p 0/ /0 Tá with major oil companies paying $205.2 billion. Florida Major Crime Rate Rockets TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) A prosecutor assigned by Gov. Bob Graham says there Is "no evidence" to support a former prison employee's charge that guards shouted raunchy taunts at John Spenkelink shortly before his execution last May. State Attorney Eugene Whitworth said in an 11-page report released Wednesday that Interviews with for. mer Florida State Prison medical technician Bernard .' FRIDAY 11 A.M. ½ off YELLOW, GREEN, ORANGE a WHITE ius,W Sr. _: 11 J FRIDAY EDDING 68lllllllllllllllll11 am a" (a) $4$ .: .1 CLOSED UNTIL ISCOUNT POSTUREPEDIC F SEALY' ALANDROYALI $ m s 1r&-iia1da$sm ciii. r - - SALE STA RTS UIIA IaouAI;pa* . - A fl-year-old man who says he has been traveling around the country since his Ohio family "disintegrated" hinë years ago spent Tuesday and We1nesday nights In the Seminole Jail on a Oppose I TALLAHASSEE. Fla.(UPI ('.tw Rob (".rnhQm I. sticking with his program to keep property taxes from going up even though the mayors of Florida's big cities oppose it. Mayors of 14 cities asked Graham Tuesday to scrap the 5 percent ceiling on Increases In city and county property tax revenues included in his "TRIM" Truth in millage package, saying It would lead to reductions in ! died Ws$tuy, WIN be Iwid at $:SS a.m. Friday ii LaIiivIsw Cemetery with or. J Ted Cosmate ,ltIcIaIisIe, Sii$$iii Funval H.f,w.f A 0 cji - -' - FALSE INFORMATION CHARGE!) 0000 CONDITION,. PNI.OWNID TWIN SIZI NOICS ____ Mayor Li)loor. will give the w*'omi _ Friday at Sinked 7* pm. ImtallstlT service at Sanford AI1aee Curch N' bail m1i4, Viler Cosrlai Jr. Formerly of the by Dr. pg is'j-AJlanc, (th, hi wW I'L..,...... But three Sanford youths, Randall Henson, 1003 E. 25th St., She pard, 2426 Yale Ave., and Kenneth T. Fillinger, 2825 Magnolia Ave., saw t he fleeing men and gr abbed Taylor, recovering the cash, police say. TO s'- Ainistr To Be Installed LVU the grocery, with the help of another man, then running down Sanford Avenue. ; Investigation In Washin gton, D. C. She was a past member ci the Junior Woman's Club, Junior Welfare Club and was active In the East Henderson High School PTA. Mrs. King was a member of John's in the Wilderness (lurch in Flat Rock, where she was a member ci the choir and active in &snday School. Ssrlvüag is her husband, A. Campbell King Jr.; two ions, Cam 11 fl and Kirkwood . - -. -- _ to of Principal Not To Run i. .4 But the date of birth Marshall gave was not the same as :jie 1. wwi yaw. He was jaueu on cnarges OE givingan officer Inaccurate Informa tion. While Marshall claims he "didn't want to be drafted" $nd feared having any Informa tion akout him put in a computer' of any kind, deputies list him as "fitting the description of a nan wanted in Daytona Beach." Whi the IICdS do not Indica te the na ture of the crime Marshall may be wanted for, Johnson said he did not want to release Marshall Wednesday and then find out he had released a suspect, possibly even someone wated In the kidnapping and murder of a Daytona Beach woman, But court officials dL&nisaed the possibili ty Marshall had anything to do with that crime, wiv uii Mayors ..• Beat Boren urged the tax be sent back to the Senate Finance Committee "where it can be exposed as the fraud it is." . from the congressional Democrats only twice -when he said not one American soldier had been killed in combat during his administration, and when he said, "I am determined that we will win In November." rL ;0/. early age. Before moving to Hendersonville in 1945 with her family, she was an em. ployee of the Federal Bureau BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) Leftist guerrillas may release four more hostages, but they are not expected to include any of the 19 diplomats being held at the Dominican Embassy, government sources said today. At d According to arrest records, Marshall told deputies his Cub driver's licence had been stolen from him In Daytona Beth, but that he had not yet reported / . * Police ___________________________________________________ STARTS A native of Knoxville, Tenn. She moved to Sanford at an In addition to the diplomats, the April 19 M.19 - movement guerrillas are holding 10 men, mostly Colombian guests who were attending a diploma tic receptlonat the esnbauy when it was captured Feb. 2?. Three other non-diplomats, all Colombians, were released on Tuesday for "humanitarian reasons," the - t ____________________________________ 1. / Thursday, March 27, 1$G-3A Carter called for the windfall tax when he ordered the gradual decontrol of oil prices on April 5, 1979. He envisioned a tax that would be used to help low-income families pay higher fuel bills and finance public transportation construction and the development of alternate energy sources. The $227.7 billion windfall revenues are raised by applying different tax rates to major oil companies and independents producers who do not have their own distribution and marketing facilities. The independents would pay $22.5 billion, the impact of the tax on independent oil producers and royalty owners and on domestic oil production, Sen. Henry Bellman, It-Okla., who canceled his own effort to recommit the bill to the Senate Appropriations Committee, called the windfall profits tax "an enormous blunder. Once Congress gets hooked on these revenues it is virtually certain they will never be repealed." Passage came after the Senate defeated efforts by Sens. Robert Dole, R-Kan., and David Boren, D-Okla., to recommit the bill to the Senate Finance Committee for five days to study WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter, evoking his favorite 1976 campaign themes of competence and love, has promised not to cut Social Security, Medicare, meals on wheels and federally assisted housing construction In his budget pruning. Carter drew applause at a reception Wednesday FOR THIS SALE mess. Gu.rrillas To Release 4? -: nI The Senate, ending a long and - In Major Social Programs .. - program. The legislation, approved earlier this month by the House go to the White House, Carter has said he will sign It into law. - 'S GIGANTIC 9-HOUR STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE bedren for several years She is survived by 19 nieces and nephews, Including Ruby Alderman, Stan Hockey, and Julian, Douglas, Herbert and Frank Stenstrom, all of Sanford. Brision Funeral Home is in charge of wrangments. MRS. MARY JANE KING Mrs. Mary Jane King of Flat Rock, N. C., died Saturday after a lengthy . - checks show the in Win ter Haven for 52 years until her retirement and was never married, She moved back to Sanford five years ago to live with her sister, Mrs. Ada Stenstrom Hockey, who died last October. Miss Stenstrom had been - :` But County Judge Harold Johnson told the man giving his Company , publication says. The article In the weekly New Times, summarized Wednesday by the Tass news agency, was the first clear-cut response to questions about Soviet Willingness to live up to the terms of the arms limitation pact If it does not receive ratification ' U.S. Sena te. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) All U.S Embassy dependents were evacuated out of fear the assassination of the "people's monsignor" Archblshdp Oscar A. Romero could unleash massive violence In the strife-ridden Central American nation, an embassy source said. Thousands of Salvadorans jammed the national cathedral Wednesday for a glimpse of Romero's body, but the violence he so often condemned claimed 19 more victims, Including 11 in his hometown of Ciudad Barrios, 86 miles east ci the capital. - Uzi subffmchine gun, and we a wide rangi of t She worked for Southerd Yanks Leave Embassy S . bitter legislative battle, today passed the $227.7 billion oil windfall profits tax the heart of President Carter's energy Carter Promises No Cuts . ., nameasJohoMarshallthathewulbefreedtodayifcompiiter * Courts Miss Stenstrom's parents, The Soviet Union cannot ne expected, to a bide by the terms of the SALT 11 agreement unless it is ratified by Congress, a Soviet sac*i4dte t the post in . WASHINGTON (UN) IN BRIEF charge he gave phony informa tion about himself to deputies. * Fires were married In Sanford, from high school In Sanford, Miss Stenatrom attended a bus. Iness school In Jacksonville, - Lyman Psinciji Canton lenley announced Wed. Nday he will sM nsa for unty super1t.adent of heals this yedr, last added' ela"almost positIve" he will - - NATION Senate Passes Oil Windfall .. . other weapons. STERCHI 1871 to start a dairy farm. Soviets Could Drop SALT - • I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS 'TIL MAY '80 86, of 950 E. Second St., Sanford, died Wednesday night at Lakeview Nursing Center. Born in Sanford, she was the last surviving child of Nels Julius and 'Josephine Stenstrom, pioneer set tlers, who had four girls and six boys. Her father was a Swedish sea captain who drove a herd of cattle here In JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) A mine elevator cable snapped, plunging about 20 miners more than a mile to their dea ths today at the bottom of the world's deepest an d largest gold mine, It was the worst accident to hit the Sou th Africa n gold mining industry this year. An official at the Vaal Reefs Gold Mine In Orkney about 100 miles south west of Johannesburg said three white miners and about 20 blacks were being lowered to work in the mine's No. 2 shaft when the cable sud. denly gave way and sent the double-decker cage twnbflng down the jagged rock face, • , - - MISS AVIS L 1ENSTROM Miss Avis Irene Stenstrom, 20 Dead In Africa Mine MOSCOW (UPI) -. Easy To Get Into U•S• Action Reports ______________________ Henry Kissinger today denied any part in the shah's trip from Panama to Egypt, but said the U.S government has an obligation to the former Iranian ruler to "let him die In peace somewhere." And the former secretary of state hinted he felt the Whi te House might have helped prompt "outright lies" that he encouraged or helped the shah to go to Egypt, where he will be operated on soon for cancer of the It's _• But deputies now believe It was carrying a group of thieves and $1,825 of Richard Morris's property. Morris told deputies his home at the corner of State Road and Cochran Road was burglarized sometime between 9 a.m. nd4:1Op.m. Wednesday by persons who forced open the door i&iing irom his garage in to his kitchen, The thieves t&,k two rifles, two shotguns, cash and jewelry, deputies say. Neighbors told deputies they saw a sta tion wagon parked near the house at 2p.m., but believed they were friends or relatives of Morris. YOUTHS GRAB TH' IJSp A Sanford man Is in jail following an attempt to steal from a convenience store, foiled by three 16-year.olds, police report. Richard Lee Taylor of 2856 Gale Place, Sanford, was arrested just af ter midnight Wednesday In front of the LU' Champ store at 29905. Sanford Ave., police say. Taylor is charged wi th stealing a bank bag with $370 from 'IiIaIIu Iu vApWrnUU. '-' - -.._...-,._.._• 1a n s Prope i'y' relatives or friends. - 11 •.....4 _____________________________________________ By DAVID Herald Staff Writer CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) American heart specialist Dr. Michael DeBakey, said to be in a "race with sur. vival" to save the deposed shah, visited the exmonarch today in the mili ta ry hospita l where he is to undergo surgery to rem ove a cancerous spleen. Hundreds of students demo nstra ted Wednesday on the Cairo University campus, located on the Nile's west bank, to protest asylum for the shah In Egypt and t.l_ ; .. States, presumably with visas Issued before check by INS agents, are ridiculed by the the embassy takeover or visas issued in other inspectors, By United Press International Iran's ruling Revolutionary Council, citing the ailing shah's move from Panama to Egypt, has ruled out any possibility of It taking custody of the 50 American hosta ges from the milita nts occupying the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Deake y Visits Ailing Shah 14 • . Iran and endanger the American hostages In. countries. The number grows at the rate of Last Sunday, at John F. Kennedy Inter. Fehran. about 0 a day. In the four previous years, national Airport in New York, a young man 11,079 entered. with a student visa Issued at the U.S. . "I just about have to have the guy admit to Embassy in Tehran, dated before the' NOV. 4 me he is a terrorist before I can do anything," While projecting an image of cracking takeover, was admitted after auth an SecOnd. grumbled a frustrated inspector for the down on Iranians in this country, government : ary Inspection. Immigration and Naturalization Service, officials point to "secondary inspections" as During that check, the Inspector foul a Since the Nov. 4 seIzure, more than 11,000 proof of vigilance. military-like field manual that told ho to Iranians have been admitted to the United Those examinations, which follow an Initial make bombs and mines, fleldatrip the !sreli presidential claims of close Iran Revolutionary Council 111 4 . Thursday, March 27, - "'a. . ... . . ________________________________________________ %o;1 .. Ir . . A %. 10 1" ~k* , . __ 1_&,J~ Ji 'I ,.~ Diseases and Surgery of the Skin II PHONE 322.79k 242S PARK AVE. SANFORD X - . Alleged Killer Named In Will Of Tarnower WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Slain diet book (UP!) Dauthor r. Herman Tarnower *queatimei i0000 in his will to Jan Harris, the prep school headmistress charged with shooting him to death in - $4" Sofa. Matching Rocker. Chair ' Party Ottoman-Cocktail labls Two Solid Wood Tables. MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOM. ERS. If Wi can be of any assistance right flOW, WI IIVI two experienced Chrysler. To Plymouth michanics on ...• duty. HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. - M15 oIa.ids o. - - Sashed (17.92) -323-2150 mansion IA Westchester County. But authonitlesuid,U Mrs. Iljtsconvlcted of kllllvt Tarnewu', II, author of "The C'JrrII4,II Scarsdale Medical Diet,"stat, law would bar her from getting any of the money. The will was dated Jan. ' 1100 seven weeks before 'rvnower was shot four times in Ida Purthsae, N.Y., estate w4 Hhu' revolver. the Mo.'s ...rS i tsm . -' - So right for today's life style This collection has extra thick padded cushioning in rugged nylon fabric for years of service. Construction is heavy 2x6 solid pine. Ordinarily you would pay this low price for just the sofa & chair, but because of this very special purchase you get all 6 pieces. But hurry, they won't last I ovmy check-up yet? 1.. D.D.C. is Pioas.d To Announc. the Op.nlng Of lIla Off ic. For the Practic. 01 FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thxu Saturday and Evenings by Appointment DRIFTWOOD VIllAGE 323-2300 549 W LAKEMARY BLVD. 323.2301,, _ $379, PHIL DUI$ Country rurniture.,1--4 [UP TO 1 36M0S. I I FINANCINGI lIlllllm DISTRIBUTORS INC. . LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Set. 10.5 Hwy 44 (West 151 St.) 1 Mile East of 14 Ph. 323-0322 Sanford - - • , I 6 -- r �r a— UOSO T Evening Herjjd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFO1D, FL/I. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) The peace treaty ,etween Egypt and Israel that is one year old starch 26 may have trouble reaching its second nniversary if the two sides fail to agree on the Zuture of Palestinian Arabs. The trick is compromise, a feat achieved through 'vague wording in the 1978 Camp David peace ackords that appeared to give something to everyone. .1 President Carter on March 19 announced he will neet separately in Washington with Israel's Prime Mlnlster Menactwm Begin and Egypt's President nwar Sadat In April in an attempt to break the dead1ock over Palestine. I Part I of the peace accords have been adhered to scrupulously. But In the year since the treaty 1gnIng.in Washington, little measurable progress 'has been made toward meeting the second provision f those accords giving sell-rule to the 1.1 million !Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza trip that Israel captured in 1967. "The reason: Israel staunchly opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state in those territories. Israel argues such a state would be controlled by its arch foe, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and dominated by the Soviet Union, Complicating the has been the spread settlements In the West Bank, the Delaware-elsed 'region that is home to 650,000 Palestinians plus 10,000 Jews on 64 outposts. The settlement issue has angered the United States as none other in Its relations with Israel. The anguish, frustration and energy expended on the Palestinian problem In the last year has by far overshadowed the monumental achievement of the first peace treaty between Arab and Jewish states. The treaty has been criticized by nearly every uarter from Arab sheikhdoms to the industrial powers of the West that depend on Arab oil.Former Foreign Minister Abbe Eban called the ieactlon of United Nations member states to the Owe treaty "intellectually grotesque." "Kafka and George Orwell In their moments of darkest fantasy would not have dared to portray an International peace organization condemning a peace treaty that put an end to three decades of repeated violence between two member states." — Thursday, March 27, 1980—.4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. Will We Support Ally El Salvador? — The State Department has finally admitted the obvious: Cuba is working to overthrow the pro. American government of El Salvador. In statements issued this week, the state Department and the pentagon charged that Cuba is sending weapons to leftist terrorists in El Salvador through the neighboring country of ) Honduras. nss Communist agitators in El Salvador are known to be closely linked with Cuban dictator Fidel. idel CaSt!o. While the tiny nation of El Salvador is torn by civil war and terrorism, the Carter administration has waffled on the question of -\ WASHINGTON (NEA) — The &fllt$'I military aid and public support for the Salvadoran American Airlines flight 621 landed at 5, leading authority on aviation Issues, Sen. government, ____ .Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands at 4:32 p.m. ____ ____ This week's official statements out of Howard W. Cannon, DNev., calls it an AIr-BVI'sfllghtlSowasscheduledtoflytheSo irresponsible proposal — that sacrifices Washington are an encouraging sign that perhaps miles to Beef Island In the British Virgin the waiting is over and that President Carter and safety improvements" needed to reduce fatal ____ Islands at 5:32 p.m. air crashes In the future. __________ Congress will stand up for at least one ally In this ________ "I'm booked on your flight 150," I said to One of the few licensed pilots In the House, Hemisphere. the woman at the Air-B VI counter. I showed Barry M. Goldwater Jr., ______ -' The assassination Tuesday of Archbishop Oscar her an American Airlines ticket dated Feb. & ____ describes it as "the ultimate abuse" of a ______PMI "That flight was canceled Jan. 25," shç Romero and the rash of terrorist bombings that sacic*a trust twxi that as snapped. rollowed are' further evidence the Salvadoran supposedly been mishandled throughout the past decade, __________________________________ "When's the next flight?" I government will not long survive. They're both talking about President . " "Tomorrow at 2:32 p.m.," she said. "You'll Cuban subversives and communist agitators Carter's unprecedented proposal to bleed $8 have to arrange a hotel room overnight." have been active in Central America for years billion from the Airport and Airways Trust "Will you pay for It?" I asked. and are increasing their terrorist activity now Fund during the next five years to help No," she said. "That's up to you." disguise the parlous state of the government's that victory is in sight. "Don't I have any recourse?" I asked. ; The current Iranian crisis should have taught us finances. "Check with Air-BVI, over there to I morrow," she said. Carter's predecessors during the past 10 that failure to support our allies forthrightly and years have been content to merely thwart did. AIr.BVI's administrative manager, quickly leads to disaster. Edison O'Neal, said the big airline acts ak President Carter has retreated from long-time expenditures from the trust fund for needed safety improvements, thus allowing it to AIr-BVI's passenger agent in the United sitions of American strength around the world. accumulate a bloated balance currently States, and that the little airline had notifIed Salvador is a chance for him to show he's estimated at billion. American Airlines and all other carriers on learned something from his mistakes, before Jan. 7 that the St. Croix-Beef Island flight But Carter now Is attempting to carry that By JAM V. HIGGINS & Northrup Co., Monsanto Co., Robertahaw Communist Cuba teaches him yet another hard fiscal legerdemain one step further by would be canceled effective Jan. 25. UPI Auto Writer i. Controls Co., A. 0. Smith Corp s Sundstrand lesson on how the world works. When I returned to St. Croix I phoned siphoning off tnat4und money to pay for DETROIT (UPI) — With barely a misstep, Corp., TRW Inc., Teledyne Inc., Tenneco Inc. Stephen Boyd, American Airlines' local routine operations and maintenance costs the United Auto Workers union is quickly and White Consolidated Industries. manager, and asked him to reimburse the incurred -by the Federal Aviation adapting Its IM auto pattern contract to the An exception to the generally peaceful talks $N.32 hotel bill and $18 In tail foreL Administration. farflwg and diverse automotive components thus far was Budd, one of the largest auto "Write me a letter with the details," he industry. Industry suppliers and among the first to Most of the trust-fund revenue coma from said. "Include copies of your receipts. I'll tr There were worries suppliers might not be challenge the GM pattern. Budd manufacto get Air-By! to refund your expenses." Some practical advice was given recently to the an 8 percent federal tax on all tickets pitable to the rich agoeci pattern wrUtes iaat.faIl totes, a variety of pIngs,_assemblies, airline pussnrs. "l'bay think chased bylft t' çsspo'wib&l'ty. isn't It?" .ya President's Select Commission on Immigrationthey ,. bak aid. 'Aie.BVI3nà1fid you on Jan. 7 that described as the largest economic settlement and Refugee Policy, always tting what their money paid for," Contract talks between the UAW and Budd was canceling that night as of Jan. 25." ever negotiated In the auto industry. dSU.d early in January, and UAW Vice It came from Doris Meissner, deputy associate says Rep. Sam M. Gibbons, 1)-Ha., one of the "It takes tree months for notifications t But many of the largest components President Martin Gerber led nearly 10,000 move through ough the system," he said. "Wrlt lttorney general who has made a study of Im- most effective and respected members of manufacturers now have agreed to contracts workers on a 26-day strike, the first between a letter." migration law. the UAW says are modeled on the GM set- the two In their 22 years of collective nance The FAA operations and It seemed to me there must be a way to get' tiement, which boosted labor costs an bargaining, "I'd also like to see the commission deal asexpenses, many of them involving salary my money back. There is, and you should estimated 33 percent over three years for the forthrightly as possible with the Illegal alien pnta to agency employees, traditionally consider it, too, if you have a complaint about Gerber accused Budd of trying to take No. 1 automaker. problem — to confront the Issues of employer have been borne by the goverment's general an airline. A UAW spokesman said smaller shops advantage of deteriorating economic condinctions, our relationship to Mexico, and the fund. mW the tions and thus forcing a strike aren't necessarily being asked to I went to see Patricia Kennedy of the Civil whole question of a secure work force," she said. pattern — particularly ln view of the Us. auto "We had no choice," he said as workers A relatively '1l but gradually Increasing Aeronautics Board's Bureau of Consumer Z Then she added a caution that goes to the heart amount of trust-fund money has been ap Industry's current depressed state and bleak walked out. "If we had accepted the demands Protection. She said I should write Go of this profitable company, the Budd workers propriated for that purpose In recent years — . start.term prospects. ii the problem. Dieringer, head of the consumer offic, 187$, $300 million in fiscal All told, the UAW this year must bargain would be worse off than the QWYI1OI American Airlines, P.O. Box 61618, Dallas-Ft. "In doing so, the commission nust keep in $2781178 million in million propOied and $325 in the current with at least 61 companies that employ more 41 Worth Airport, Texas 75261. itilnd that changing the status quo with regard to fiscal year. than 130,000 of Its members, most of them In A tentative agreement was reached Feb. 2 Her advice about writing a complaint egals Is going to be very difficult. While no one automotive compo nents. based on the GM pattern. It was overwhelm, letter: ButCarter's recommended budget for Res the present situation, it has become InThe list also Includes American Motors bigly ratIfied Feb. 11. bagh oct. 1, calls for a Keep It short. "Folks who see a l0psg Corp., whose contract with 10,000 UAWtitutionalIzed, and it is unclear where the mgjv, lncree to $1.3 billion. That we GM workers WOO substantial increues in letter shove It to the bottom of the pile, and it rePd Car assembly employees expires panalons and other benefits, a 3 percent an. xiliUcal constituency lies for changing it." would rise asbetantlally In each succeeding It's not businesslike, they'll put It in Ui in September, and White Motor Corp., the nual wage hike, en Ixnoved cost-of-living crazies ft.,, reaching $1.8 blIllOn by M. The toughest part of the alien problem it the truck builder with 3,100 workers whose formula Insulating wages against inflation In comparison with the ..year total f $8 In the first paragraph tell all the pertinent contracts expire In May. Tact that American employers of alien labor and bI and additional paid time off. The settlement on routine operations, the details. Next, tell what you want, as suç. Agreements have been reached with such was extended to the Ford Motor Co. bu t Øie Mexican-American community in the United Cat, daistration prepoesi spending $3.1 cinetly as possible. Never send originals Of )arp.icale original equipment and automnomodified at Chrysler Corp. by government States have a keen Interest in the status quo and IAflicn durbig the some period on III anything to anyone, only copies. Incluc live aftamarket sçpllert as the Budd Co., mandate, lend to defend it. overdue IlItlilai101t and nlOdItfll*aliost of Dane of persons you dealt with and if they Corp., Eaton Corp., ItriCorp., Ui With minor variations, the UAW said its aviation facUlties Md IIpfliIflt, were 01CC or not.. ' KeI.ey.Heyea Co., Rockwell International Ie ter WWI thus far with the major auto On the other hand, the people who feel most nevi_nitional,Side f ii, s and the Champion Spark Plug Co. sllers have runtrue to the pattern. ptrongly that the present situation is Intolerable __ Make nare your letter goes to the airline's When FAA Administrator t_nghorue U. Those oontpanles employ mor, than 30 In a typical statement, the union told Its office of consumer complaints. All big re the officers of the Border Patrol, who £. Bond appeared at a recent bearing of the UAW members. Rockwell employees that their new contract airlines and most little ones have than. Yds charged with enforcing the immigration laws and overalght subcomngttes ofthe House Ways Among other companies with UAW con' "provides for substantially Increased job can get their name, and addresses from who see the laws being violated on a grand scale. &W Man Committee, chaired by Gibbons tracts expiring We year are Bendix Corp., security, pension improvements, wage Inairline reservation offices. These officers have little political Influence, he isid that more than $3.2 billion could BorgWarner Corp., Clark Equipment Corp., creases and other economic and noneconomic Patricia Kennedy says first try to get yoit Colt Industries Inc., Eicóllo.O Corp., Gould gains patterned after the recent settlements refund at the airport. Only If you fall thair And the great majority of Americans are prudently be spent on lznpiovsd facIlities and IM.,Hayea.Alblosi Corp., Lesr.$legi.r, usda at General Motors and Ford." should you write the airline. )gnorant of the problem, or care little about It, and t4• do not form a political constituency for change. WILLIAM STEM ROBERT WALTERS Ultimate Abuse Of Trust Fund There Is N o Start To PA Trip / : X BUSINESS WORLD How UAW Negotiates r., The Illegal Aliens p That view of the situation is not meant to conhone the widespread violation of Immigration saw. It is simply an attempt to confront political yandexplathwhy nothInghubesndono. JACK ANDERSON U.S. . ______ WA1U407ON — The lengthy, tersmus. 1E11RY'S WORLD I ranian Probe Make's Sense c Is convinced that the hearings he clear warni ngs that American personnel In Rogers or his finn registered as agents for American .1an n ut' e hostage as a result, foreign gonont" while eptaiiisIng the former shah Of iran and top polkymabsta In pshllc of the niI,d policies that put the Some Of Ilanien's more serious revelations PahIavi Fozdetion end the shah, as requlr Washington may Basil7 get the lang overdue Untied Stat. Into Its present InuvdMaung concern KlLnpr's predecessor, Rogers. For by law. official scrutiny It deserves. predicament In Iron, but would probably example: Finally, lhwon charges that Rogers Of the 191111L IaIIIIt1, he Within mi. moutiw after he resigned o.erp i..r'—t. msvvic 1111111111111110. may have played "a major pert In a series to clalm fred o(ftcs, Rogers t urned i as a director of Ift W" to Tob= twice to events" that eventually led to the fatsf4 COP4I-1 l busrimp could have heoi g ,wputlat.e f the Paldavi Pousdatlet and ipearsd Of the American decision to admit th. shah to the Unitid the hostages heat, last November. hostages—has conducted his own in. - "the attorney of nosed loribe shah's States. vustigetlon Of ____ _____ _____ t,p rthti,ssaiut his hank, the Bank of Ontran." I have some additional evidence that I'it' the shalt developed with W'g"s higit roporlud to vo luntarily Shared with Hanson. InJma1,74, a Raj. Edward Roland, D There was at the time H"'i not., mighty. MandIkusRs,DWIs,—etangb. stotst,that made ftacr1mlnalogost,etoac, I was tradnidon ots that the shahbad dad'-1:;irI.et.nsnghtopthe within pvornmaak IOVID lmrPitinsotmoney to theNixon ne year of leaving ffiectIon (*xIIpaIgn. Out of nowhere, Rogefj' the coegreuman has detailed his fin&V In. U(ykIJled Inqukiss no matter bow N thi "on tilt Of anyone other than the United 1 smbsnseett teaches, And Hues.'. Slatse In any matter which was within one's to in 111111111111111111 commom ma aid catesorically denied the Mor avIiue j-.I. Ibon Rogul' low m followed with AM knkt., ad tsp Jurisdiction a ___ t N rewi to offl."Itogem leish of Wr"ijtsa I-''—'-y. telegram stating that' the (km had bed' ,_forj d coold "retained by lbs embassy Of Iran" to cos& r--' s u1-r'i toed to m mel'slyfer(mara.a,t.1eaOf 'wikate with me on the Nlsioa.Stwh stor Aortas I have be. ropss1 os $74 dab de'A several parts Of fluwes's — According to i"ii Of tiw i'aii.vi This, tOs,waslu$ than a year aftsrg,rgt' knew Ifoasse qAN at m my hubusiI shese in ft OMMYdsper m government, in jM R*ntim'd Nt.e, UswMs Of Dac. II, 078, thetging that vu elsa, bulldlng on Fifth Avow In New193. Of$tsieIyZisId vmmim Bagers, theem York, Rogers and his law (km Wits paid My ciatas Jo. Spoor and Gary Cobiif ad foresee CA Duster Md d plo. ties In $13, but $31,* a month far legal wry. called Rogers' office tires tiaws for cemm, t, doh, adh* to w--iis ' — Ices — a Intel Of more than $1 '1flltm, on Hu m's but , told ha was " hudbiId iran IdiM. Saver worth sM ________ '—" to the r--r ropes "A questlo. arises ts.y to ta& ci request, put their ow obw by WIIIIIIIIIiw "MOM Of was merely a Injg In writing, but hadhwy SeenarVIL sum aho bow nedved d . the 1ct._ .d ida tint aluiM, t,,, cs5wbetto NurelcesOftiw rupo by ti time I wet to press. In U In tiiu bathe Manhattan Cbair*aa David Rogers (km tO '"'V5 Of royal h0*0 Peak Rogers denied any conflict of IMero Of __ to let Hansen eonch1e4 Furthermore, he ___ only "rsea cift Is blibery in sum. IciaflMno.videwst , Md IIgai betwam the ' hr would - — . ____ — , - and a M&ende .— r---- . t I J1 afraigor$ fell , sa ill-f details of Intimate most the y051 .. ..._ ' alks WI'Dth Israell"s Palestinian State Issue Clouds CUSPS 451.2e0) ties. - ndlt.y pewor . , peace process of Jewish — The paradox created by the treaty Is such, Eban wrote, that Persian Gulf oil states "would not graciously allow the U.S. to protect their territories from invasion and their leaders from execution unless the problem of the West Bank and Gaza was first settled to their satisfaction." Egypt and Israel have met every timetable of the treaty from starting the autonomy talks May 25, 1979, to exchanging ambassadors Feb. 26. Israel completed each phased withdrawal from Sinai on time, keeping only the remaining onethird until April 190. It gave up not only the desert battleground that was Israel's best buffer against attack but oil along the Gulf of Suez that supplied 30,000 of the 160, barrels a day It needs to keep running. Oil cost $11 a barrel when Egyptian President Anwar Sadat came to Jerusalem in November 1977 and started the process of "no more war, no more bloodshed." Sadat's visit and the subsequent peace treaty owed much to the 1973 October war. The 16-day conflict that bled both sides led to the 1974 and 1975 troop disengagement pacts engineered by then-U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. The Sinai I and Sinai It agreements set precedents for phased mlllftary pullbacks, the major operative feature of the peace treaty. Israelis negotiated status of those areas captured In the 1967 war. The transition period is to start with the Inauguration of an "administrative council." The problem has been the inability during 10 months of talks to define the council's powers. Israel wants them limited to the running of daily affairs. Critics have charged the council will do little more than collect the garbage and issue parking tickets. Jordan and the Palestinians refused to join the autonomy negotiations, though they have been invited repeatedly. West Bank mayors, most of whom support the PLO, said they want nothing to do with the autonomy plan, charging it is a sham. The longer the negotiations by Egypt, Israel and the United States dragged on without noticeable progress the more international pressure built upon Israel to make more concessions to the Palestinians. Israel balked. — The U.N. Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution condemning Jewish settlement of the occupied territories, a move Israel would have shrugged off had the Americans not supported It. But Israel was stunned, enough to halt plans to move Jews into the West Bank Arab city of Hebron. Then with France in the lead, West European countries abandoned the painstaking Camp David formula of seeking the "legitimate rights" of the Palestinians, a vague term. Instead, they called for Palestinian self-determination, a codeword for learned how to shift their tanks into reverse gear. They are having a more difficult time with the Palestinians. statehood. Former Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan, credited as the great compromiser at Camp David, is as opposed to creating a Palestinian state as is his previous boss, Menachem Begin. He said at a recent symposium he "would sign the treaty again today just as it Is," because: —"The treaty gave Israel reception in the Arab world as a legitimate state." —Egypt asa result now is In the U.S. and not the Soviet camp. —Israel has time, without the threat of war, to concentrate on the principles of Zionism building the country and Jewish immigration. None had anything to do with the Palestinians. Palestinian autonomy is to last five years. It Is to be a transition from Israeli military rule to the final Israel shivered. Begin cautioned against "appeasement." "One has to remember that what we are dealing with is not only the peace process," he said. "Our main concern is the security and existence of Israel." The majority of Israelis agree with Begin, according to a poll taken in December by the Public Opinion Research Institute. The poll said 66 percent of the population would not agree to establishing a Palestinian state In exchange for an overall peace treaty. But, Catch-fl style, the same percentage said it would be impossible to make peace with the Arabs without solving the Palestinian problem. — Egyptians Cc Hopeful Eye! On Autonoml CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) There's a kind of chlzophrenla about the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty, one year old March X. The dark side is beginning to cast shadows on the bright one. All went wellon the'Ark* bflatèal part ot the treaty package signed In a historic Washington ceremony by P. 4snt Anwar Sadat and Prime Minister Menachem Begin, with resident Carter looking on. But the Palestinian section of the package has been crisisridden throughout. Despite American chaperoning, Israel and Egypt remain far Apart In 10-month-old negotiations on autonomy for the 1.2 million Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the Gaza strip. ;Cirter's announcement last week that he will meet separately in Washington with Begin and Sadat in April shows The U.S. president is determined tosee the peace process rough to the end. .! But ltls very much an open question whether agreement can be reached by the May 26 deadline and, if not, whether the eegotlations will be extended. Israel favors an extension if necessary, but the question has sparked a great debate within Us Egyptian government. Israel is sticking to the treaty stipulation that May 26 Is a rget date. Egyptian leaders consider It a deadline. Elsewhere, the balance sheet on the first year Of Israeli. Egyptian peace has many positive entries. Apart from the direct benefits ofa state of peace and normal relations with Israel, Egyptians my the treaty has brought the elcome bonus of massive American military aid and ine'eaaed economic assistance. The United States is fast becoming Egypt's main arms supplier, replacing the Soviet Union. It has pledged $3.5 billion In credits for Egyptian arms purchases, Including 35 F-4 phantom fighter-bombers, 40 more advanced F-16 flshters and 250 1000 During eight months ending In January, Iaaol withdrew Its troops from about two-thirds OftheSInaI peninsula, conquered In the 1967 war along with the West Be* Gaza and Sy'rla's Won heightS Theslx.dage pullback covered l$,l75 Square mllesuptoan almost vertjalline stretching from the Medjterrapsaptown of El-Arish In the north to Ras Mohammed at the SOUthSTO tip of the desert peninsula. The treaty's withdrawal provisions were meticulously Oh. served and the two sides exch'ngud goodwill gestures In the rocesa. Israel pulled out of El-Anish and St. Catherine's Monastery area in southern Sinai ahead Of schedule. Sadat reciprocated by ordering a sbanonth apeidup of normalization bilateral relations. .Thus the two sides began negotiating cooperation apsemenu In February InsteadofwaItInguntilJu1yasstlpulatedIn the treaty, Embassiss were opened and ambassadors were accredited February. Joreed is due torellnqulsh the re'nalnlngthlrdOf Sinai by I1 1I. Egypt has said It would like thistohepp.nahsadOf No, but all will depend on who the United States finWie. bqIk4hsg two air bases for IsrMI In the Negev to rdwtltute for o Sinai facUlties to be evacuated. An interim air travel ITIUUIOt WUIt into diet this fllOI1th lth two flights a week each way. Agreements on tourism, tara1 exchanges and gnlcidtsral CooPeration are being ___ __ ____ Is "a reality and a vital nsead(y, tdat said In a recent interview. 'We are free of cqupnee In dealings with Israel. Therefore, there are no rs*kt$sss on asy indivjaai or organization wisê to all"contact $Ih Israsi, travel to it or accept an Israeli Invitation." 4Sadat noted that ordinary Egypihasa — by nature and by e .'eetis in vfrt of3@years of wales and hatred ILrg with Israel while Israelis are "hi a Mgiy" about salizatlon. He said Egyptians will need a little Urns to — w treity received overwhelming popular açport In a nkng*m lad Apt g minority rookhm Noij,____ parties ad "4 am,rtat groups. ems rI Moslem I_ goneray y*porft p, am trs imims, wisne bibg at direct contacts with Israel and have bertnd tbcm ' ___ I Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin (above) and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat (lower left) are to meet separately with President Jimmy Carter In April in an attempt to break the deadlock In the peace negotiations. The major stumbling block Is the issue of self-rule for the 1.1 million Palestinians In the occuoled West Bank. Egypt, Israel Tourists Roam Free - CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Like the planet Mars for which it is named, Cairo once was millions of miles away for Israelis. Peace has changed all that. Now this huge, sprawling city and the Jewish state are only their real geographic — about Thursday, March 27,19 5 0---5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . .. • .., • .• , ............ . -S. ,, distance apart -400 miles, about an hour by jet. Normalization is the key word as Egypt and Wednesday celebrate the first anniversary of their peace treaty: embassies in Tel Aviv and Airo, trade, regular air links and land crossings. There is no more VIP treatment such as . •• . .- 1.. •,, greeted the first Israeli visitors last year -no limousines or special buses, no freeloading at the swank hotels. Now an Israeli is just another tourist visiting the biggest city in the Arab world. But Cairo and its people more than make up for the change to jnoneering visitors. "I want to study Hebrew," said Farouk Gazagaz in faultless French. lie runs a small but well stocked souvenir and jewelry Shop 10 Khan el-Khalili, the warren of alleys that makes up Cairo's bazaar. '%Ve have peace now. I want to speak to your people in their language." Yr - .., 'b'- — lU , lAlU IA , Qc1, - d, b' •-p. until a comprehensive settlement has been achieved. Palestinian autonomy talks began' May 25.'A ministerial, level plenary plus ambassadorial working groupshave trlei without success to narrow the gap over such questions as hoi much power a projected Palestinian self-governing authority should wield, the status of East Jerusalem and Jewish settle. menta in occupied territories. S.dat expressed open disappointment at the lack of progress. If no agreement is reached by May 25, he says, "a new situation will have been created." "Ifunoilts,orvery few results," by that date, said Foreign Affairs Minister Butros Ghali, "then the whole process will have no credibility and we will have to think about other channels to continue the negotiations." Egypt's government is of two minds about what to do If n such settlement is agreed by May 26. Those who favor extending the talks say Washington has thi only real leverage on Israel and President Carter may not b able to use this leverage fully in an election year. They conced that extension would Increase Egypt's isolation in a hostth Arab world predominantly opposed to the treaty. Those who advocate breaking off autonomy talks say any alternative Is bound be on the International level and thus would allow antl4reaty Arabs to join the peace process without lossofface. This would enable Egypt to unload put of Its responsibility to the Arabs collectively. A big question Is whether Israel would agree and whether other Arabs would accept Egypt as a negotiating partner, given their constant charge that Cairo has made a separate deal. Sadat has given no public tnkliuig of where he stands between time two views. But there is always the. possibility of a last-minute brsnktlrasgh. lists Is still talk Of a Begtn.Sadat.Carter s.'v't to bridge the gap before May 25— somethIng ilmilar to the 13.dq CampDavid agninit In 197$ that produced a bom.work leading to the treaty. i f tfl Is no agniemint by May X. the consequences will be serious," warned romp Undersecretary Osensa El-Baz, who Is isgardedln Israel asahardllnsr. "One more source Of toilEn will have been added to existing tewlnna In the general Middle East ares and this will aflect the relationships Of all PWUW F4i$ always has ui5h1hb,d the Palestinian lanse Is the cots Of the conflict as It Involves "a nation" of nearly 4 million. In addition to ii "iilli' Psbdiubm In occupied territories, about U million 11e elsewhere, according to the Palestine UberstiOn Organization. One million Of these are In Jordan but mod Of them have ohtaintd the Jordanian miatinnility. 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IFINANCING DOWNTOWN SAN FORD �[1 -•4• •' •• 5 • 4 - .• S - .. •.... .5, S•._S S • • ._.,.S.5 S S 75 Thursday, March 27,1980-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS :.:Red Hot Pistol Shoots Celtics Over Kniecks &A—Evening Hra, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 27, iNS .". 11111111111111111111111111 Tribe Takes Lake Howell 7w4 .:11, . . Seminoles Clow Silver Hawk Express !, By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer The Lake Howell Silver Hawks lost a feather in its flight toward the Five Star Conference Championship Wednesday when Semimole defeathered the Hawks best wing right hander Bryan Murray 74 at Lake Howell. The loss was the second this week for Howell, who had run off 14 wins during a "Silver Streak" after dropping a season opening tournament game. Twin setbacks this week dropped Coach Birto Benjamin's team to7.2in conference and 144overall. "A couple days ago I thought we could run away with It," said Benjamin about his team's then unbeaten Five Star record. One couldn't blame Benjamin for his outlook. Just last Friday Lake Howell knocked off its nearest contender DeLand—.-5The Bulldogs lost again Monday to Lyman. After Wednesday, Deland along with Apopka Is now back In By United Press InternationalWith Houston recovering to beat Truck Robinson grabbed a season-high : 8 San fourth-quarter points to help the Celtics beat the Spurs, who need only to beat 100. Earl Monroe remains optimistic. to lead Phoenix. The Win rebounds Antonio Wednesday night, 113-101, the past Washington.. Indiana and Detroit to be assured of the 6ers 81, hawks 81 "I think we'll make the playoffs," he playoff race looks like this —San Antonio the Suns within one game of moved Julius Erving brought Philadelphia Maravich was helped by eight fourth. home-court advantage in the preliminary said Wednesday night after the New (40-40)15 In fourth place, a game ahead of battle for second place in Seattle in the back from a 13-point deficit with 20 points York Knicks dropped a crucial 129-121 Houston (39-41), who in turn leads the quarter points from Larry Bird and by a round Division. Dawkins the Pacific in the fourth quarter and Darryl decision to a red-hot Pete Maravich and Knicks (3942) by a half-game. New York 29-point, 17-assist effort front Nate Tom Henderson turned in a fine sank three free throws in tile final 52 Bulls 122, Nuggets 115 Archibald, both team highs. Ray defensive job on leaguescoring leader the Boston Celtics, "We had them leads Washington (37.42) by a game. Williams seconds to lilt the 76ers. scored a garnehigh 21 Ricky Sobers led th e Knicks with 37 points George Gervin, holding the Iceman to 20 night, but ey th started to get the out. Only San Antonio has clinched a spot. to Pacers 124, Pistons 121 (15of-21 from the floor) and Monroe points - 13 under his average. points, including 12 in the second half, side shot they hadn't had all game. We For the secOnd straight night, Defensive specialist Dudley Bradley and Chicago held oil a furious Denver couldn't turn them around." Maravich was the fowthquarter hero for added 25, 14 in the fourth quarter. In other games, m tiiiladelphia rallied scored 13 points in the fourth quarter as The loss, nevertheless, damaged the Boston, scoring 12 of his 16 points in the lly. Warriors 106, Kings 100 In Houston, the Rockets, who lost in past Atlanta, 84-81, Indiana outlasted Knicks' playoff chances, and made a final period as the Celtic clinched at San Antonio Tuesday night, got 19 points Detroit, 124-121, Phoenix beat Seattle, Sonny Parker, who scored a game-ugh . seasonending victory over Philadelphia least a tie for Eastern Conference title. and 19 rebounds From Moses Malone and 109-99, Chicago defeated Denver, 122-115, Suns 109, SuperSonics 99 23 rx)ints, hit four of Golden State's final at home tonight almost a necessity. Tuesday night, The Pistol fired in 17 another 19 points from Robert Reid to and Golden State beat Kansas City, 106. Walter Davis scored 32 points and six points to lead the Warriors. oily Mac"Accepts ~ — — .-Hawks 6-3 right hander was also plagued with some uncommon wildness as he walked six batters. He had passed S _______ • - '1 . S 1. . .. . I - ,• ..• - S ,. . . __ •• •. •- . " .. :.,, ft - ,. __ , •. .. •• - , . % :• . .. 1 I . - .' :.• ., • • : ". . I fi •• I P. )r :. 5 •'.• •5 5 5; .- - - - a .& ' $ • - a ':-' .r -. . The run counted bringing the Hawks within 4-2, but the . his head about the wildness. "You can't find any better control pitcher around this area than him." rally was cut short with the second double play in two , 1, After the Sanford lead grew to " on a Wells, one4" Off Jay Drivas had ground into one with only o-n*e out aria a runner . the wall double scored Tracy Walker in the Howell on third In the firaL . - — • (lI :' 41 - •.- . .".' .i .. -. -' - Seminole High's pitcher-third baseman Mike Link takes a solid cut against Lake Howell's ace mound man Brian Murray in Wednesday's Five Star Conference baseball duel between the Tribe and the Silver Hawks. Seminole cooled the hot Hawks with a 74 victory. CUT in the seventh when Glenn Stambaugh missed a squeeze bunt attempt but so did catcher Reindi as Davis trotted in from third while Reindi ran down the ball. u you can't throw strikes you can't get strikeouts" a — — philosophical Murray said while watching his record drop to 5. ._ . . '- Trout Beats Guidry, The University of Central Florida oMcWly an. - li•, '. - .4 - ..... nounced Wednesday that first year volunteer foothill coach Don Jonas of Cauelberry will be back for season number two, this time as a full-tune paid heed coach. As a volunteer for the fledgling Knight gridiron - program, Jonas guided UFC to a 1-2 record and broke the NCAA division III attendance record, - - While Murray was having his troubles, Walker was Lake Howell until a am slim reWed fter the -........" Sanford nicked Mickey for single run. In the fourth, sixth a'$ lied. and seventh innings to bolster Its lead. Link had RBI singles to "He Pulled a muscle earlier in the season and hasn't got It score Wells in the fourth and Dealba in the sixth. lick in shape yet,1 9ed Lundquist "It doesn't hurt when The Tribe scored while hitting only one bell out of the infield he throws his fastball, but when he breaks off a curve it does.'$ Jonas Gets U.C.F. Job t r.. ; — •. • . A*dI $d. '; ••' Stockwell singled and Jerry Winterhalter walked to load the _____ - z . I Could Cowboys Be Crumbling ' With Retirement Of Harris? ______ — -;a,,' . r • 1 1 •5.1' • . • 5 ' only nineinhisfiret36innings. a a "No control," Murray bemoan ed about his first bad outing of i. '4r ,.*,A •'>••' ç "' - • the year. "I didn't ha ve anything" ---: Murray walked Juan Dealba to open thegame Bobby Wells followedwl th aftne dr jyetorjght,wMch'4Mo"J5 nice grab off, but couldn't atop Dealba from moving to third. ]He had stolen second a pitch earlier. 'P ..; *.•• MlkeUk th nwalkedadmoved tosecond onaiJdpLtc Shortstop Walt Law, a 362 hitter, stayed alive by fouling off two Off to the races. Tribe first baseman Glenn diving forkballs with two strikes. . Stambaugh guards the bag for th e p play as After the count went to 3-and-2, La w ripped a fastball to right Silver Hawk base runner Jay Drivas makes a scoring Dealba with Link stopping at,thlrd and Law moving to second on the tirow, break for second base Hawk Center' fielder Daryl Ely then prevented further damage with a great lunging catch on a bloop fly ball by bases, *' Murray followed by driving the first pitch Into left field to , George Porzlg. Outfielder Alton Davis though, plated the final two runs with a slash single to right for a 3.0 Sanford ad. scoreReindi to closethe gap to4-1. Ely then lined a shot toleft vantage, Wells ran down and pegged to shortstop Law, who toned A." all think Bryan was trying too hard," said Benjamin shaking towhich Dealbs to pickoff a surprise Winterhalter and retire the side. attempted to bounce back. • Catcher Frank Reindi opened the Inning with a walk from Tribe sophomore Walker. No Smith then struck out, but Barry Anyway, senior George Porztg came on and although he gave up six walks and a two-run single to the lusty hitting (.4( before a34or-3 day) Murray in the sixth, he mopped up for Walker. 7% victory improved the Tribe record to 3.18, but Lundquist aCg I loolm. "I told them not to worry ,b?ut how our record We know re Waiting, (Or the.dl,lltrict," **W,# patient Lundquist., . - ford Lake Howell 310 lii 1-7 10 S 01001126-4 14 Walker (2-2) Porslg (4) and Spain, Murray (52) and Reladi. I' 2&Welk MDealba, Uw, Davis, Wells. SCOREBOARD WedMsday Night Resvits First race-$-l6,C: 31:67 Soucy Ace 10.20 3.20 3.60 3.10 3.40 lObllt.rated 3 Bunt" 4.90 0(44) tg.is, T (643) 394.00. Sicendrac.-S-16,C: 31:12 $ Surfire Stretch 12.60 6.60 3.20 lareRiver 3.40 2.40 4 Manatee Bandit ,.so 0 (6.7) 23.55: P (5-7) $2.14: T (S. -7.4) 215.0: DD (1-1)131,10 Third-S-16,M: 32:23 lManates Dilly 460 2.50 2.10 S Escape Happy 7.10 4,10 dTally See 7.60 42 (1-1) 32.40, P (74) 47.70: '1 0. $4) 439.55. Feerthrace-1-1l,D:31:90 SRathvlllyJulep 7.60 3.00 2.60 2 Talk On Toots 4.40 3.40 Sin Search Of 3.50 0 (2$) 2140: P (1-2) 14.11: T (I2411 319.41. Fifth race-Ill, S: 31:37 lAier-t'sSuzis 11.20 5.10 4.60 I Manatee Pocky 1.20 3.60 lTavern Nut 1.60 — Hawks Edge Hounds , • flat baseman Craig Cable, but the usually MldSdWiO AT 'AJ t'I TID? Hi. .1,... WEST P,i14,1 ovw pp,lla ,d.i4.ia r is. (vii- ') By dw simple ad of - on first and- third signing his name on a piece of papers Al lbaby, the ra :: McCullough then called on reliever Bob Parker to save the so "Mad Hungarian," ..t himself up for the rest of his We. :me for the Hounds. Alter a walk to load the bases, Sp ruceThistle what everybody's saying about the contract he eek center fielder Jim Lane punched a Parker fast ball Into was given by Ted Twàr. Hraboeky Isn't pitching for the field scoring the tying and winning rum for the Hawks. Atlanta Braves, they keep telling him. He's pitching for the We play good against the 110011 -ban and than we dick. Stiesigel-la AU-Stars. aImt the teems we're supposed to beet," Mctullough "Uwe csnccnfreltheInflaUon, it's $hizj.Ia,up on $pliet "We bed Own son do ropeswly and than wejut Braves' bearded relievEr..!.&* ..1 vw iiiu eL LL_ ..i, w uu. Ann U in. IVIIIUOO Can't In controlhid, Al labooby Isn't :: Lyman looked If It had the game all wrapped up after the going to go husguy, either. lrst Inning, The contract he signed with Timer was a five-year one for $2.3 million 0' INk Parker led oft the game by drawing a walk. Alter the swift. He will receive i jhcrtjlop stole ascend base, a salary of $2N,100 a year guaranteed fir the nut five year., port of which will be deferred Holawoeth readied first on a ",i tldr With b you' at is par cent Interest, and the total will be paid 4il nannies on bass, Jeff Kerr drove them both WIth a the iardsingle to left field. Catcbu N.M )lertall mmciiesi a "an at on rob of doss to $179,119 a to sm 9w &W 1064Mw No Aadrim ____ will be 19 by then and will have to fend for *woU. One .1 other item: the Brays, wee. so happy to lend him as a free base hit giving Lymee a 41 advantage hi. 1 of pi,,. agent this winter, they also threw In a $390,089 signing 6 home. eeksooesdusssmed Greyhound starter IkibNiI3?5 COntliCt has bliP celled 'a a.ysv Illhinb thethid bat the niN'tIIS" hMWUI TiWflie med hini, bait he' %aYho1mdeceuteeedwIthrrsainthetsp theWIII. at it ____ l ittle lid aft the lN *1W kIj a WS Im oo ' 4ft an,. ynu contract with a psysi eta years," he Chek ter True Green. After Greyhound aecesd.aschs, s. •i in't ,a, n. tee .i i Douur lewd moved him our with a 19oe bunt, r' hod aprovisiss wbue Fd ha pd 11 wldensd the sees to 14 by e.ding a kup wWb " Fum" mwmycmbwt oqitstwbdkc ___dmicki bringing Marcelha hems. . ' pisy r it,, ys, after vw z risive SpruceCrsskleabueainal$tapetefl 'lpuUosourtheasst$YOM" ' one ccii, butsaly maigid. less im,cl Hairs sigeig with the Brs,, He.Ju - *0 p Hawk. fto& cwr1 Mar lie Is *0 ai with asthur too you's with Kames 011y. Ii eciwidesid sites from the Were raMilag In the aaamth ir the win. ' sadAgefe p.1w to oemlug to the ksou, ' ,J bu. Ample," sey,*018 P" Cmd .. ___MNW 00 I of" Yom.Ha sorasd thot U two fij ir the HiWbe toJ I! I h in1mwheahasi.eo,nNSad.Ir run average 1w *0 *s. is IN ft __ __ l ft ft dft Weft __ labs after up 111111w, everything in 1 to *0iwteii.s to win. If we sea tons Ode ar..,nd, ' aisonss. adW.wsme,w1u,srhe,sap*Ras.r In Shangrieta .' :lm - h.a.& ------- , ---• 1 - ' .. - Al Hrabosky has corne to the right place for that. Are Olympic Boycott sneons else say aga1n 'I'd lov, to play for Ted Turner, but the Braves just u't a contending tow'." With the left-handed Brabosky and the r1gidhsndsd Gene Gerber, who wee 116 but had saves leet year, Manager Bobby Ca clInis the Braves will hove the best bullpen In the Nathinel liagus.. When Brabosky a. to the Braves, he told Ccx the only time he'd be uput would be V he wsen't pitching enough. cm 1*ill"t "That's not the problem hers," he said. Heabosky also wanted to fled oat what would happen to GsmeGar. "They told me we'd work Ii '''i ed I Id.Iho$ Idea," he ,sp'iMt "U they told me they were gei to trade n, I'd ha,e lut a lot of Li&l.uat. I MW with Gino (Gber) ad told him I didet e if I ever got Misj jut 50 le as I cam hsl the hell dab win ad help hisahass but year. Ibu would sitme flctly. III co do that, I'll km., III bus doss my job." Hei*billbee pliiIIag well *1g. Ba bu't .igthstlpsI son his "Med Hosgarlan" ' nkbume id s. "I he's t a my lee hiui," Weby 1 qt' htefreea,*114k,stlha.ggsilen tastlmey beget be w was sacs. Wo od 1W "AlstII:III1 that. NOW It'svd.W flrgetoinhowtbiya1ajgJg siy sa SvirMp futheflhekremygeidyss.1yal ovwtoob the fsetIpl4ii.dIs all lie lpid,lIt,, sews. "Lots hut you, who It the Plans ChangIn For U.S. ? DES MOUIES, Iowa (UP!) Helmick accused President Olympic conunittee Carter of "not being conals. member Robert IfeI,nIck cne tent" In his statements on the - U.S. of the staunchest supporter, boyâott effort. of President Carter's "We don't like the posture propoud Moscow Olympia of the Wilt. House that It's a boycott, now says N's not so i1eclsIon of the private sector esre the boycott Is a good and, at the same time, telling - . ± , Idea, us the decision has already h1.bnlck,43,$yshsfladsft Increasingly likely the conmilits. will gao, the prklset and send American athletes to Moscow t beenmade.Itwasldbsalt. appropriate to simply ha,. the president make a pronouncement be is for. bidding U.S. cithos. from going to Moicow." H.Imlck noted he Is. trodseid the risokities hafore the cenuigtt.. In Jaau'y ir a boycott of *0 "e Olympics. "ft's been .a very difficult pu.oMlde1&As for mob" be sit "IfsItw.daoddgi,s p.#d-d the oppertawiU if It woald work. I thenthisleiarewtllhigtogi,s up pwodpamUev,pIpt ft ulightest world pasce. "I have the kmpr'nm the mood of the the 'need the usoc Choilgiag bscmee of the -1 frNS other coos. of totes," H'lcb, who aervedonthepenshain, ad WIANd., . "'11111111111 danagig mood bu bass inte.d by the Motemonta oat of the While hose in bA wsak SSyIIIg the decision akis4 niade.". I Z~1.1'~*4%. ,IM . ., Q(44)5.0 2:P(4-$) 131.II:T(4- ." - ' ' chance to win, they suddenly started using me more, as rarda as three-four times a week. I was pitching In Ianportent games and began doing well again. When I did well, I got my confidence back. AU I ask Is to be allowed to pitch — ,*:7ti . ~ . ~ ~. -,2,A;t. . Ak~~,4 L' !~ '_ "7 .. . ,4 %. ,;.;b .- .70 . I - --_-f . * Ah"_ . "s ~ L~ -L, ~ ~7,4w~) . .: -J~;i~_ -P--~ It Toronto Dog Racing - i,if&.,1 IUUUW • S Take Yanks Happy It wouldn't have been the same working for any other team. The Dallas Cowboys are a great team; it's a great organization." himself to the "real world." Ill5. He said he had been thinking about retirement for the past The 10-year veteran and fivetime All-Pro made his surprise announcement Wednesday, giving the Cowboys further reason few years and made hts decision at the end of last season but The Tribe's weightlifting members are bottom right are Lou Miller, Heggie Branch, Reggie waited until now to announce it. to dread the expected retirement next Monday of quarterback row left to right Reggie Campbell, Abdullali Cotton and weight lift ing coach Hill McI)aniels. .Roger Staubach. He said Landry took the news without emotion. Baker and Johnny Eastham. Back row left to Harris, 31, advised Cowboys' Coach Tom Landry and other "He didn't start crying, but he didn't laugh either," Harris team officials Tuesday, he would not play next year. At an said. "He hasn't in the past 10 years, so I suppose if he had I airport news conference Wednesday, minutes before leaving would have been s'iocked." for a vacation in Utah and Arizona, Harris said it was time for Harris' decision was not expected by the Cowboys - him to pursue other interests. Despite being a little short- showing. But the five lifters for the second year in a row, this swumer for the Juni9r organization. 'Professional football has been a great world to be In, but handed, Seminole High that took ilrt in the state Cotton will leave for Nor- National AAU Championship "It came as a complete surprise to us," a spokesman said. it's not a real world and It can't last forever," be said. "I have weightlifting coach Bill meet Illustrate why the Tribe folk, Virginia Friday to meet. to thinkofmycareerandtherestofmyli.fe.Ifound something, "We had no indication this was coming. None at all." 1cDarijcls and his Tribe made such it great showing. participate in the Junior We didn't have what you not like football, but something I'll enjoy." During his career Harris made 29 Interceptions and returned strong men copped second The Tribe boasts it pair of National Lilting Tournament would call a great showing Cowboys yards. In 1976 he led the place In 280 a total of more than the them recent star and a strong 4A state state showing champs in football Harris said he was going to work for U.S. Companies, an oil there during the conference,'' weightlifting meet. Reggie Campbell and two. will earn him a shot at pointed out 11cDanieLs about company, where his duties would Involve going around the In tackles. Armed with only five in- time sta te champ Reggie qualifying for the Junior (lie nt ida entire pro career with the Cowboys and played He splint country and the yrorld looking for oil fields, then raising the Tribe's show in g in the stead of the regular eight Cotton. Olympic squad when tryouts state, "Rut that's not 'what we In five Super Bowla and appeared In five Pro Bowls, ' money to drill. lifters to fill the respective Campbell took 1op honors in For the team are held at Staubach has scheduled a news conference for Monday to classes, Seminole's weight- the 165 pound class, where he Daytona Seabreeze High were after." "I want topursue the oil businesslike I did football," he said. announce whether he will retire. Team officials, including men followed U5) a fourth finished second in the state a School on April 12. Another McDaniels pointed out his "I don't want to pursue it half.tbne, I Landry, have Indicated they expect Staubach to leave fill, place conference showing yearago while theTribe's 198 strong showing there couid season long strategy. "I've been real lucky, enjoyed every minute (of my career.) team. with it second place state pound Cotton took top honors send the senior to Iowa later — JOE DCSAN11 Chisox. ByUsi$ed Press Iateraatlssai Atlanta's. Mad Hungarian The Dallas Cowboys have lost another DALLAS (UPI) piece of their fabled dynasty with the retirement of stalwart free safety Cliff Harris, who said it was time he devoted I-- . . AUM Tribe Lifters Cop Second In State again.t him before he gave way to Luis Tiant California, 2-1, Seattle downed San Diego, 84, It's only spring training, but Wednesday's in the fifth. drove in three runs with two doubles and a Las Angeles outalugged St. 121, Min- single for Oakland ... Jack Clark dropped a fly gameinSarota,Fla., had the r,tsof Ti game w enlivened by a shouting nesota tri mmed Pittsburgh, Louis, a "real" contest good pitching, clutch match between Tiant and Chicago Manager defeated Baltimore, 7.3, 4.1, and Detroit e hall with two out ln the fourth inning, enabbpg hi tting, and even a little verbal confrontation. Tony LaRussa. Duane Kulper to score the run that gave the Five Toronto pitcher, combined on a six. Cleveland Its win ... Steve Ontiveros drove In — New York Yankee ace Ron Guidry worked In the sixth Inning LaRuua twice protested hitter and Rico Catty hit a two-run homer.., the tying and winning runs with a sixth-Inning four perfect Innings, but Chicago lefthander 'flint had bilked on picket! WOWS to first. Glen Hubbard's th ree-run double, off Doug double to lift the Cubs ... Leon Roberts hit a Steve Trout work ed eight shutout Innings and Tiant yelled at LaRuua from the mound and Hair In the ninth Inning wrapped up Atlanta's solo homer and rookie outfielder Rodney the White Sox beat the Yankees, 14, on Glenn LaRua yelled back, charging toward the triumph ... Mickey Rivers hit a two-run Borginano's elghtnnlng homes, Craig smacked a triple and a double to lead pitcher. Umpires Bill Deegan, Marty homer, Nelson N maxiliad 1Y hltsand Jon " '' Borgmann nd Seattle hit his homer oft Yankee Springste.d a uuiu WEI Jim McKesn all Intervened Matlack went six bvths for Texas ... Mike ' Steve Garvey, Pete Guerrero and Gary reliever Tom Underwood with one out in the to prevent a fight. TheGreyhoundemnHghscbooihadanoppojtytO Schmidt knocked In six rwis with two homers Thomason drove in two runs apiece In a nineof eighth to make a winner of Trout, who In other games, Toronto blanked Kansas and a sacrifice fly to overcome a fo's.RBJ • . Five Star Confe W "a gei fwlthlnaga leader Lairs checked New York on six singles and was City, r un Los Angeles rally in the sixth inning 24, Atlanta dumped Cincinnati, 6-2, pa ance by Nwyork'gSe,r, owefl Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately for the 'Hus, aided by iatezmlng double plays started by Texas dubbed Montreal, 6-2, Ph adelp Geoff Zaha turned In 6 2-3 innings and il hia .,.Joe N1eluo no-hit Boston for six Innings and iruce Creek had other things in store for them as the Hawks Kevin Bell and Harry Chappas. designated hitter Jose Morales slugged two outlasted the New York Mets, 94, Houston Danny Heep included Houston's first homer used a uventh-Inifft rally to slim Bob McOAIP*lx crew 64. Guidry ded for the Yan kees, t doubles and a single to pace Minnesota defeated Boston, 5.3, Oakland belted of the epiring in us threa hits ... DI il ttersheface Steve Kemp drove in live runs with a homer Ciücago ba d. Only two hitters Milwaukee, eld fi er Dave D'Agresta led 7.2, Cleveland edged San b MattKe0ughand Dav. w endadoubleafldKfrkGIbun 1, seventh by &W off Lymsn were able to get the bill out of the Infield Francisco, 3-2, the Chicago Cubs shaded tUor$ and . a nine-hItt& arid rookie outfielder Ray Coesy. stole a base for Detroit. reliever Mike Deeibelbls. One out later first baseman Ralph ; : DeSephano drove in D'Agirsdo with a No* single to left 1111111111 : : and then moved to smaiii on the ticnil, tope Otte. no Hawks umber it ,I .5 — the race with a 6-3 record. Lyrnan lost Its chance'to move within a game when they lost to Spruce Creek 64 in the bottom' '.r I of seventh. The Wednesday the Fighting Seminoles did a little jolting of their TaBowl Job 1. 0. ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Former "Cholly Mack" held a news conference to work," he said. :'Loulsiana State Coach Charley by telephone from his hospital bed in As a coach "I've been to seven bowls. I :McUendon has accepted a $50,000 a year Baton Rouge, La., where he is recovering have no reason to lie. This (bowl) can be package to become the new executive from knee surgery. He said he would be the best of them all." -... . director of the Tangerine Bowl post. available for the bowl committee's anMcClendon was eased out of his head season football game. nual membership meeting next wek, coaching job last year and was replaced :: The three-year contract beginning July however. by Bo Rein, who died Jan. 12 when his was put together by the Tangerine Bowl "You know how they say, you have to airplane went off coast and crashed into :.and private individuals and business In crawl before you walk and walk before the Atlantic Ocean. you run. Well, I may be literally crawling :central Florida, sources said, Jerry Stovall was subsequently chosen next week, but I'll ere." be th as Rein's successor. McClendon coached at LSU for 18 He said his personal pride will prevent years before relinquishing the post after McClendon, 56, was offered the post of last season, which included a 34-14 vic- his going less than "full blast" to this or special administrative assistant in the tory over Wake Forest in the Tangerine any other job he undertook. 1.SU athletic department, but chose the Bowl. "I'm not coming to retire, I'm coming Tangerine Bowl instead. . — "It's anybody's race now," contended Benjamin. "We're just not playtngwlth enthusfaam." A team playing with enthusiasm is Bobby Lundqulst's Seminoles. The Tribe received a jolt last week when Terry Hazlett was declared ineligible and Seminole had to forfeit each game he played Since his departure thçy have won three outoffour. 129w 121 $ S I6 7 I S 615 $it 533 500 1 7 $00 Baltimore 7 $ 467 Seattle 5 7 417 DetroIt S 12 100 Milwaukee 6 10 373 California 4 $ 333 Texas 6 12 333 NatisealLealee Philadelphia 9 1 692 San Francisco 10 S 667 Montrel 9 6 400 Atlanta 7 6 53$ Los Angeles 7 6 531 Chicago I. 7 533 St. Louis 7 7 300 PIttsburgh 6 7 462 Cincinnati 7 9 43$ San Diego 5 7 417 Houston 3 9 250 New York 3 9 230 Todsy'sgames Baltimore vs. Boston at Winter Haven. 1:30 p.m. Atlanta vs. Texas at Pompano Beach, 1:30p.m. CIncInnati vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:30 p.m. Oakland New Chicago Boston Chicano (A) vs. Philadelphia at Pickatt2.4,2RBI,N.tIl.2.5,355l. Records IJCF 17.11, Rollins 19.5 Other Miami 11, Florida Al. M 4 Florida at Alabama, ppd, rain Florida Ras.ballSche.l New York St. 3, Plymouth St. 0 Kent St. 9, FarIeIgh.Oicklmo n C Northwood 6, Western Maryland 4 Today's games Wagner atU.ot Central Floricta, 3:13 p.m. Florida Baseball Scheel At Sanford Western MarylandVS. New York State, lOam. Plymouth State vs. Falrleigh Dickinson. 10a.m. Northwood vs. Kent State, 50 am. Kent State vs. Fairl.lgh Dickinson, 1:30 p.m. Western Maryland vs. New York State, 1:30 P.M. Northwood vs. Plymouth State, 1:30 p.m. Jwiior college Valeociol7,Co*by$ - Colby "11111111111111 N-S I I Valencia 110442 Ii- 11 IS 1. Sanford?,Lak.Howelll 310 101 I-i 10 I Sanford Lake Howell 020 002 0-4 S 3 Walker, POZ1Q (S) and Spain. Murray and ReindI. Hitter Sanford: Well 2.4 28. Davis 2.4 2R8l, Lake Howell: Murray 33 3 Lake Howell 143 Rill. Records - - through August Southern Illinois University Announced the Signlngs of Rick Trickett as otfenive line coach and Richard "Moe" Smith as linebacker coach, and said defensive backfield coach Jim Caldwell will take over as defensive coordinator. Iona -. Announced the resignation of basketball Coact, and Athletic Director Jim Detroit at Houston Antonio at Indiana Milwaukee vs. Kansas City at St. Louis San Diego at Los Angeles Portland at Phoenix Golden State at Seattle San Transactions Baseball Chicago (AL) — Optioned pit cher Mark Esser to Iowa of the NBA Standings By United Press International American Association and pitcher Luis Guzman to Campeche of the Eastern Conference Mexican League. Atlantic Division Los Ang.let — Placed pitcher w i. Pct. Ken Brett on irrevocable waivers x. Boston 60 20 .750 yPhila si n .in 21,3 for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. New York 39 12 .dll 25' Football Wshngtn 37 12 .461 22'."2 New Orleans — Signed New Jersy 33 16 III 261,, linebacker George Doehia and Central Division w L Pct. oa guard Matt Carroll as tree agents. Toronto (CFL) - AnnouflCed the xAtlanfa 49 30 .620 v-San Antn 40 10 .500 9/3 appointment of Richie Harris as Houston 39 41 .411 101, defensive backfield coach. College Ind iana 36 44 .450 13', Texas AIM — Extended the Clevelnd 35 14 .443 II contract of basketball Coach Detroit la 44 .,00 33I Shelby Metcalf for five years Western Conference Pro Basketball Coni ahe D.lt.dT.,4 PS LOW AS Bauball W ill I UCP 6. 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Includes Frees and Labor 1 4 L . sr - - SUNSHtN[ STATE *Iii %filuui ftimilif m w•isw SW iuu ' ____ ARRIVE ALIVE: I lie Look of the Track - _ 'TT FLOPI 0 1 [.3E Goodi'icI'i 1 .1)441.40. Clearwater, 1:30 p.m. - WLPct. OR MImiesota vs. Pittsburgh at Crowly, Dagros (1) and Cone, yMlIw Sixth race-S-I6,A: 31:14 17 33 .595 — 7Wright Bean Bag 3.00 2.50 260 Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. y-Kan City Parldis(S),Cas.y, Ritchie (32 and 45 35 .543 2½ 2UpcI41e 4.20 3.40 Kansas City vs. St. Louis at St. Downes. Sunnell (5); Hitters: Denver 30 51 .370 ii ON's wand.'s Walt 3.20 Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. Valencia Wirth I'S, 2b, 3b; Chicago 29 SI .363 15', 0(3-7)1140: P (7.2) 21.71: T 0New York (N) vs. Los Angeles at Hotstetter 2-4,21i; Harvey 2.3, Hit; Utah 21 $3 .304 23 24) 1330. Vera Beach, 1:30 p.m. Hernandez 2.3. Pacific Division Sivsa*raco-1.I6,T: 43:61 Houston vs. Montreal at Today's games w L Pct. OS 2 Nevol 13.00 6.10 3.60 Deytonl Reach, 1:30 p.m. Florida JC at Valencia, 3 p.m. y-Los Mg 57 33 .7 — llinevolint 4.10 3.00 Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun Central Florida at Seminole, 3 v-Seattle 54 26 .675 314 7Eluslve Emma p.m. 3.50 City, An:., 3 p.m. y-Phoenx 33 V .643 lv, Ohio State-Newark at Brevard, 3 Portland San Diego vs. Oakland at ,- 0 424 19.10: P(24) 97.54, T(1. 37 42 .461 20 P.M. 41540. Scottsdale, Ant., 3 p.m. San Diego 3$ 44 .44 33 ilgk*naco-31l,A: 31:00 San Francisco vs. Cleveland at High schi.i Golden St. 24 56 .350 331/i 3.00 3.10 2.20 Tucson, An:., 3 p.m. S Wright Arch Wedsesday'sr,softs zclinclwd division title 3.40 2.40 I Mr. Buckingham Chlcgo (N) vs. CalifornIa at Spruce Cr5416, Lyman S y-cllnclwd playoff berth 3.20 Palm Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. 4 now Girl Wednesday's Results Nsa Yoit (A) vs. Detroit at Lymas 0(I.I)S.IS:P(1.I) Willi T(5-1. 401111 5-1 6 6 Iston 529, New York 121 !'41 MG. Lakeland 0 p.m. $prvce Creek NI Ill 3-4 $ 3 Phila $4. Atlanta 51 1 NUM race-7- 16. 1:43:14 Indiana 524, Detroit 114 SwImmisi 440 2.10 240 Marcel$o,Dteibldis(S),par33ç £iumorFlash HIP ICMel Houston 113. San Antonio 101 12.10 420 lDesher Sell Colonial 514, Lake Howell 3$ (7) and Marshall. Grsn and ChIcago 522, Denver 115 3.40 390 Medley Relay: Colonial Fwartzigir. Hitters — Spruce tdSurfBird Phoenix 109, Seattle 99 Q($.$)$.41:P(I.3)47.7IiT(I- 1:114::I8IProsIDuke(C)1:504; Creek: D'Agre$*a3.4, IBovla 24 Golden St. 106, Kin CIty 100 $1 IM: P11111199 (C) 3:57.7; SI DsSiano 22. lecerd — Lyman 3-4) 529.40. Thursday's Games t.smrau-o.16,A: 35:06 Free: Hilton (C) 23S, DIving: 124. PItiladeiplila at New York IiaslanMandy 250 3.10 3.20 RedulsOl (C) 310.5, lee Flyt '11 New Jersey it Atlanta ldgewatsrL we" Orasgel 36.50 7.10 Baker(LH) 111; 100 Free: (C) Washington at Cleveland 'OMiss Curve 4.20 49.P:115 Press Fiscitta (C)5:U.3, idiswntsr ?SilasOarber NI ON 1-2 3 2 LOS Angeles at Utah Denver at Milwaukee I. O(64)2141,P($4)31.1IIT(I' ilSiack: Phillips (C) 5:042; III WestOnaigs lOINS I-i 6 • Irsasts lake Newell 1:144; * Portland as San Diego 14) 76.40. Pros Peley: Celoniol 3:41.7 Uleve.*ru*-1.16,C: 35th Carter and Hunt. Haist aid Friday's limes Forbes. Hitters — I: Groin 7$, Cleveland at Boston llarbera's Touch 11.00 1.10 1.50 esnls 11.10 940 PhIladelphia at New Jersey Hunt HI, WO; Failan 31, TIndail Lake Howell II7,CsIesiiuI) 6$hdSinIIoom'rs 4.00 UI Medley belly: Lake Howell 21. RecordS: E I.F.I. *04.1. Atlanta at Washlnoson I Do's Hot Cakes I (34)10130: P (34) 40540: T 2:11.3: UI Pnels SmIte (C) 2:04-la UI IN: Mart (LII) 2:325; 10 U+) 913.10. TwslNh race—tb. 1:10:71 Press luis (LU) Il.Ii Dlvtegs SMall's DeyOfl 4.20 LID 3.10 Girasn$a(LH) 1101; III Ply: Mart 1640 7.00 (LII) 1:13.0; 505 ProS: W111111181ft 411111011111111911111L.ily 3.30 (C) 1:05.7: * Pe: $m* (C) PIhsenFIsish I(44)1141,P(14U41I:T.(l- 1:35.1; III 1dS: AUS (LII) 1:12.7; IN Sreast: Garden ILK) 44) $11.15. £ttssdasci- 2,155: Naudli 5:30.1; * Pros Sally: Lake %W" Howell 1:47.4 _ winger Bill Lorh.ad from Ne Haven of the American Hock e League A*O,K, TIRE MART Midwest Division , - valvano, Named Pat Kennedy head basketball coach and retained Ken Williamson as an assistant. Penn State Announced the resignation of women's basketball Coach Pat Meiser. Fordha m - -- Named Cathleen Coakley as head coach of the women 's basketball team, Hockey New York Rangers-- Recalled I I OK TIRE STORE NEW HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 8-5:30, SUN. 1-5:30 PHONE 3227480 r2413 S. French Ave. Sanford .— - 6-io �-a - . •. ...- I -.-- •- - . ----..-_9-..-p-, . - - - - ---.---.---.----.•---.--..•.-.-.-...-..---.--.--..--.---..-. . Li • " OURSELVES ,'. . á.. I -. , L S.J.•. . ,:. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 27, 1110-18 : .. • 'I,,,. orch SWING GARDEN TROWEL Beveled blade, 1O4" long. GT50/GTC5. - 0000 TRANSPLANTER TROWEl. -Half V5HUUUUHH'_ - p J?nn1ni it. it L t. Reg. Price (each) . - 20.99 10-N-1" wrench for plumbing installations. OEWIOO. round design for bulbs or transplant, 11 %" long. GT51/GTC7. 99 Your Choice: - Each 59 Common NAILS Diamond point, flat head. 8d or 16d, bright finish. Your Choice: 3 Lb. Reg. Price (pound) ... / SIDONALK 'T • ,.wnh,I,wIn .00OA 69 , "- In Butcher Block, Golden Kid and White Nugget. 6', 8'. 10' or 12' lengths. • . • , • IT t:. Cartridge Reg. Price (kit). . . .4.89 79C Deluxe Two-Ply GARDEN HOSE Polypropylene, 22 gallon capacity. Model PP6SF. 1/2" x BO'. T12-50. Outdoor FLOOD LIGHT Shelving BRACKETS BULBS Noltled . and STANDARDS POLY PRO I' •i Wall Fixture Clear. 6' high. .p, r Nautical Style". -- Add 3.50 for right. or left-hand ,,,j, t. 3Each E3610.9. fr.1 Ceiling Fixture - 405 1t CàIantam CIearshatterproof panels, I0A" high. • ../ bVM ajt or widths. J ILai 4. ' 199 .• ROVA5C3M Sq. Yd. cabinets with solid wood doors and heavy brass finished hardwere. No-Wax VINYL Afl you need lorus.mWyss. hammer anda wewv*iver. .ucycii Q11LU WWIUUI Interfoam-cushioned. Decorator colors and patterns. 12widths. I' •l• W2430.............. W3630..... U aAFI Sq. Yd. •........ W3030......... . . . . , 3$' BASE CAIINET$ 630.... .......... .. I Syiitlistic LAWN TURF 636 . . . . . • . . In Green. So and 12' widths. , . . . . . . . , j Pneumatic, adjusta- ble, num 2. '. 11' 25 '" ' Sq. Ft. R.'19 Si ..11AC k 15"A lZ'4 3W123'..11½C 6.23'..19V*C •RrUUUlU OrIICVtn - ____ ' T . a VV maAm A' no * Brown & White *Black & White a Navy & White l/2"x4x8'(3 ply) ..... 6.99 1/2"x4'x8'(4 ply) .. . 7,99 . 5'8"x4'x8 - 218.230E.FIRST ST. SANFORD 322.3524 8.96 Bundle 20 w Warranty g7$$ IEINFORCEMENTMESH 95 SPRUCE STUDS 2*4 x 92%90 Precut - --- • - • . • • '-i.- •. . ---- -----. -•------- - - (I The Dehand-Sanford Chapter No. 284 of Parents Without Partners will have an orientation for prospective members Pi( 'n/c • The donut sole has i GOOd traction tread that protects young teet on the go. White. beige, brown or black - -' • . • • - • - • • FREES TREASURE CHEST / ---- iq t'S SHOE STORE SANFORD PH. 322.0204 n - 20* E. FIRST ST. • C SWIVEL ROCKER \ , ) - Single Parents Asked To Meet Many Sty les, Fabrics Colors As Low As 5 6 60 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Roil Out Shelf , r• 69 W'e; W4 Mime Req. SLEEP SOFA WITH MATCHING CHAIR Wrcvbn j' Or Vinyl $79 ANY SIZE INNERSPRING MATTRESS & FOUNDATION I412 oil Reg. $211 REG. PRICE Sold wood BUNK BEDS WALLA WAY RECLINER Available In Vinyl Or Velvet Choice Of Colors. A variety of styles In suits 8 bolero dresses. mory/osthor's Do-it-yourself Feeling $1', \ FURN ITURE ILL1 I I irs-1 OUTLET ' USN. PARK $ANFOO PH. / - Lu" mary/.sthers. French Avenue Ph.323'47OO .. 700 . '. T) 77kb I)ONL/i /lIa/te.s Ou!d( )/i , Give the Easter Bunny a thrill...l know you will in spring fashions by 154 SANFORD • Rhine. Well, It's long after New Both sides used pigeons. ago Gary knot his real name) Year's and he still refuses to Once near Brunswick, Gerand I were married. I was 17 open iiiy gift or even take it many, we captured about and Gary was 22. We agreed with him! He says that 2,000 German pigeons! that I would work for two doesn't mean he doesn't want years and then quit and start Pigeons are still used in it, he just wants to leave a family. Well, I've been to deliver blood London until he is "ready" for it. working for six years and the hospitals to from I leave his gift out insight so saiiwles Gary won't let me quit. He the Lab. as they are faster and eenuying things we can't er than cheap here, It wi ll remind him, but afford, and I have to work to ashamed to admit it. (CPL.) HAROI.D M. keep up the payments. Please help me, but don't he still isn't ready to open It. ROWLETTE What do you think? Now he says he doesn't suggest counseling. Gary CONFUSED AND HURT DEAR HAROLD: Thanks want kids because they get on won't go. TRAPPED his nerves. He has a mean DEAR CONFUSED: What for writing. Though It was temper; he's twisted my arm DEAR TRAPPED: What's appears to be very ungracious "for the birds," your letter and punched me out a few "trapping" you? To spend the behavior could mean he feels was interesting. times. Once, after stumbling rest of your life in a hopeless that he doesn't deserve your Do you hate to write letters over our dog, he got so mad marriage trying to prove you gift. Or he finds "thank- because you n't know what he cracked the dog in the were "riot," knowing you difficult he delays to say? Thank-you notes, mouth and three teeth fell were wrong, Is foolish. Take them as long as possible. sympathy letters, out! the dog (the four-legged one) DEAR ABBY: Thanks for congratulations, how to I'm an only child, and Gary and clear out while you're still letting your readers know that decline and accept invitations takes me to see my folks once childless. trained pi geons still perform and how to write an Intereithig letter are included a week for one hour. He keeps Last a valuable service. DEAR ABBY: In Abby's booklet, "how To looking at his watch all the Christmas I bought a present During World War 11, i was time we're there, which hurts for a male friend who is very attached to the 9th Army as Write Letters for All Occasio ns," Send $1 and a my Folks but they don't say special to me. When he came part of the Pigeon Signal long, stamped (28 cents), selfanything. They have a little over I tried to give it to him, Company, and when it was money saved and Gary curses and he suggested I keep it Impossible to get messages addressed envelope to Abby: 132 tAlk) Drive, Beverly them because they won't give under the tree until I take the through on radio, our pigeons us part of the money now that tree down the day after New carried messages across the Hills, Calif. 90212. I will one day inherit. I feel trapped. I know this marriage was a mistake, but I married him against the advice of so many people, I'm iL_ --•--•-- Year s. DEAR ABBY: Six years For further information, call Mike Rowell, 3224655, or Dotty Walasek, 6684323. Pima M=' ON psv 111011 AM 3 I • • Acro% om Burger King, 322 9180 All prospective members of PWP are invited to attend an orientation meeting before attending any other PWP functions. Members of the local chapter will be dancing at the Moose Lodge In Sanford at 9 p.m. Saturday. An Easter egg hunt is planned on Sunday, at Earl Brown Park in DeLand at 2 P.M. Far a cornplete listing of &N IW- L Trapped Should Clear Out eI Wh i e She Is Childless - and interested single parents at the Florida Power & Light Co. 301 N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, Friday, at 7:30 p.m. '• 5' x 10', 5" x,6" 10/10 mesh. - VHcsii - -- 49t F,. Burd. 50 lb. capacity, Colors: lxl2 No.3 SHELVING d 10" path. No. 409. 34sNs24O*ipgI*&T 15 Year WefT1.1 nty 2369 I' Bags to match A5SIlC 1$0 CDX sheets 3/8"x4'x 8' .......... 6.34 I 11W & 2.95 1/2"x4'x8' .......... 2.98 1/2"x4'x12' ......... 4.39 Tim • 4'...... 2.75 Gk1Bond by - inc uue of the eaucauonat division 01 the show is "Share and Share Alike." There will be a section to illustrate conservation titled, "Waste Not, Want Not", a section on cuttings and-or propogation titled, "Cycle and Recycle" and a section illustrating club projects and goals titled, "What to Do With What You've Got." The title of the horticultural section is "A Collector 's Hodgepodge." Non-club members are invited to enter their plants in this section for competition. Growing plants must have been grown by the exhibitor in a suitable container for at least three months, while cut specimens will be provided with a suitable container for exhibition. Entries for cut specimens may be entered from 8 to 10 n.m. f"ridav ,,_.. 7J Sheathing PLYWOOD Self-S - 1.55 3'...... 220 t& Kraft-Backed FIBERGLASS R-11 Clipple - Cuts Bit path. No. 307. 8 on center. With aerator. (In. structions included.) 07229. .1.19 Standards 2'...... Each Sheet ': N1/) latlon hardware in. 3/8" x 4'x So .......... P01WV 55.50 66.00 KITCHEN FAUCET Each 60.00 Washerl.si, single lever faucet. _____________________ SINK SM 12" cluded.)SK-85. '179 Each Op Rockwell /Sterling 65.00 70oo •.....99C o-.... 1.05 INSULATION • --• 1 Each Electric GRASS TRIMMERS/EDGERS 13Each WALL CABINETIII g Each Emsyto.AssmMe CABINETS Heritage - Woodgrain finished ' Strong, adjustable. In Walnut, Gold and Aluminum finishes. Bv.ckats 8" - Chrome plated, 4' on center with 1/2" male hose end. 31.200. • ______ - - - - - DOORLOSER a Each Laundry Tray FAUCET "The Spectator of the 80's" Perfect blend of classic and contemporary. GYPSUM WALLBOARD q 26W Foam backed. 100% nylon level Galvanized steel. 6%" x 8%" x 18W'. No. 1-1G. A 29 - Each •.• - Screen . Tufttone CARPET 1J Double Bowl STAINLESS STEEL SINK White, solid plastic. C-78. 8 • Each Self-rimming, satin finish. 33" x 22". 533XE. CLOSET SEAT Each E3314-9. Clear. 75 or 150 watts. 949 MAIL BOX Un, Ft. 9 - Fi 179 E9 ach 11 11ilde,- -. 259 I(INKE*D i ~ "LJn der 3O ICollection Reg. Price (piece) ..............................1. 17 • TUFF.LITE 3 [3200-9 [3314.9 ~ 89Piece Each E38109 1'U)fl) 1bi' 2 Kit PMI Pauline Spivey, left, and Shirley Swaggerty are setting up tables to hold hundreds of colorful exhibits for the Garden Club of Sanford Annual Flower Show. The show Is open to the public, free of charge, Friday, from 2-8 p.m., and Saturday. From 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. 99 ULjP) GIBSON HOMANS LAUNDRY TUB i Post-Formed COUNTER TOP raM ie Reg Price (cartridge) Light FIXTURES 2x4x8' No. 3 Yellow PINE SPECIAL L Don t Miss It//I Every Saturday I n Front of Our Store Scotty's makes it FUN to SAVE! Reg. Price (each).. 4.49 . . . 2.98 qnwmp Use around chimhim. ney flashing, tab down neyflashing,tebdown roof shingles, etc. Handy Ii fl. oz. cartridge. SAliupE I Energy efficient design. With hood, wall plate, 4" x 5' plastic duct and two metal clamps. PK-5. 45C Monunto - Reg. Price (each) Dryer VENT KIT . award. The title to Class 2 is ''Attic Antiquities". It will be an assemblage using collected items and-or family heirlooms, including some fresh plant material and oth er materials of the designe r's choice. There will be four en tr ies competing for a creativity award. - Each ME TALFLEX i Asbestos ROOF CEMENT IF Each 199 Plast c - 99 2 Rug. Price (each) ..........68C The Garden Club presents the flower shov as an education: I project with art appreciation as a free service to the com• munity. There will be a hospitality room where free refreshments will be served. The flower show w il l be open to the public free of charge. on Friday from 2 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, front 10 am. until p.m. Mrs. Carl Tillis is chairman, and Mrs. Blanton Owen, chairman. This is a standard flower show cQntornhlng to standards established by the National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc All entrants are eligible for the award of trophies with tb exception of two classes, but only members of the Gar den ''Itiof Sa nford are eligible to retain (bent. Trophies will be awarded by the Atlantic National Bank of Seminole, First Federal of Seminole, Flagship ftuik of Seminole, Past President's of Garden Club of Sanford, flirt Gardeners' Circle in memory of Helen Robison and Ruse Circle in memory of Belle Brumley, bo th former IIn'II:t),r s of the Sa nf ord club. By NELL. LEE Herald Correspondent The annual flower show of the Garden Club of Sanford will be held at the Garden Center on U.S. 17-92 and Fairmont Avenue Friday and Saturday. The judging will be done on Friday morning, and after the winning ribbons have been placed the show will be open to the public, This year's th eme is "A Pack Rat's Paradise". The artistic design section will con ta in two classes. The title to Class 1 is "Junk Dealer's Delight". It will be an ar rangement of expressive design of fresh and-o r dried plant material. There will be four entries competing for a novice I CULTIVATOR Forged beveled tip, 10A" long. GT54/GTC6. Each 'j -. Comes clean with the squirt of a hose. One daisy design. DM-31 Green or DM-32 Cocoa. IQng Plumber's WRENCH Heavy duty steel, depth guide on blade. - A voor MAT Garden TOOLS 4' hardwood, ready to paint or stain. (Chain and hardware included.) Club Flower Show uevicirs ' Pack Rat Paradise' .•. 4) 11* • I/ f 1,1 UP TO 36 MO. Opsii Men., Tues., Thurs I Fri. 18-71 Sat. 9.3, Closed Wed. a Sun. LPN. 3230440 DOWNTOWN SAW ORD . r 41 �. . . . . . . . I - . - - .,? * 25— Evenlng - . .. . . . _. Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, March 27. IM . . . _.. - ....- .- . - - r • . - - . &;.. -- .. - .. . . . - I — ______________________________ ________________ _________ Legal Notice TONIGHT' ___________ S -, I flts*y1 c.. c. (2) 0 (ABC) orlando (3) 0 (CBS) Orlando S @) CS) S ®5 NEWS (1O) EARTH, SEA AND IURNETT (17) CAROL "The NEWS CI) 0 CSS NEWS (DSAICNEWS (fl)(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Romance blossoms for Andy and Mary Simpson, the county SEA AND Resources" (17) NEWHART Bob sslsl&toutwt5.nh.I,n'llnt. .d to Vocation Day in Emily's dug. (3)0 P.M. H MINI CD JOKER'S WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON Grady tries to kelp the San. ford horns tree of Bible most. 9, .d (S)0 CBS stories CD 5 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE hood. 0(10)vIuAAl.Eoa) Noon tOO Publish: March 27,& April 3, 10, 171 1510. Dog _________________ — ___________________________ __________________________________ It NOTICE ii Sanford Plaza Cleaners NEW PHONE NUMBER ____________________________ 3221013 4-Ptsj 41--Houses - -. _ - - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our iusiness Directory, - S—Lost & Found Low Cash for your , your lot of our lot AFTERNOON llvell- BR 00 D F ( 5)I LOVE LUCY • 500 aD D SEARCH F0111 TOMM MQNOGAN-SHEROES ROW MORNING ( 5)TOM " 500 5:30 (V ( 5)35 UVE property: Lot 12 in Block "D" of SUM. MERSET NORTH SECTION 4, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages 25 and , of the Public Records of 5:30 • NEWS (3). MAS'H (D•AI.LIN THE FAMILY (V) 35 KUNG PU 3-2-1 CONTACT RESTLESS * * * * Seminole County, Florida together with all structures, improvements, fixtures, appliances, and op. W CHILD CARE others by appointment it CREDIT INVIIT1GATOR - JUMP FOR JOY Creative Expressions 3227513 INVEST WISELY Invest don't spend I acres on the bsutlful '' We are CONCERNED with your NEEDS Call 332.4951 Lake Mary,sm turn, apt., newly painted & private. Nice for SINGLE responsible man 323. DRIVERS LOCAL General Fl. area $225 wk. to start irtenanceson said land or used In liá neidad items . ills SSIJN ES conlunction therewith. high asan elephant's eye, Place ROOFERS i LOVE. AMERICAN Theaforesaldsalewill be made a classified ad, and pile the Exp.preferredbutwilltraln, 32-Houses Unfurnished LE Pursuant to a Final Judgment In wl!otL Public _________________ On St.rIlIzaflons entered In Civil No. 71I21.CA.09. P00 GENERALLABORERS House for rent at 13)1 5. Dnow pending in the Circuit Court Legal Notice Mliionvllle. 3 OR, 1½ B, *330 S®COUNTRYROADS RICHMOND (UP!) many of the Eighteenth Judicial Clt'ctilt Needodlmmodlatsly mo., lit, last + sec. fl245, (1) HEALTH FIELD Public and flc1al silence, Osan Transplant in and for Seminole Count)-, IN THE CIRCUIT COU1TÔ1 Florida. CD SUNRISE SIMINOLI coupled with laws that gave COUNTY, FLORIDA COOKS& SALAD PERSONS HOUSE FOR RENT ' Dated this 17th day of March, PROBATE DIVISION Fantastic eatingspot authorities free hand for Brand new 3-1½, fully sept. kit,,' ______ ______ en nsid (SEAL) than risies which turns out to b fl9 CASHIERS IN FLORIDA (1) TODAY Call $690027 ' litoriga the estMtn's l.sdsr ___ :MMhljt,, tp4lswdhils. hhuua..itywrsst. e*p., -. (UPl)_A*d3 AU.EN .......b '• .--. in i MI ffI$ 3 BR, 1½ B, C HIA,, court DeCsed )V' was ___ Ernpioy.rswaltingl ' tirepiace, fenced In yd, sc. (35) JIM,QCI(PORD A Richmond newspaper utd By: Cynthia Proctor NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Theyneedyoul ,vxcmmm testicle transplant t. Le opt. to . ns. oomplroilsr to Deputy Clerk TO ALL PERSONS HAVING today, •(1O)A.u,WEATHVI I,u.LLgete ffi5 p55b45 tti. CLAIMS has made mecal history for VAN DEN BERG, GAY I OR DEMANDS The Thnes'Dlapetch said CALL323-5171 Yofcash*chsck,. jfl $50 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE BURKE PA 00 .e4 of house huntlàe? 34 658 mental patients AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Post Office lox m OrStopin "O L$L Dsp. pool. Max. * thm years. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: ch Orlando, Florida r. le FL came 912 FRENCH AVE. Plaintiff Geneva Gardens Apis, be evellable to ansIller viewers prison inmates and delhNOTIFIED .,, that the ad. ' father Tuesday with the birth 305433-76A I IDS W. 25th St. Across from the Health Do". 700____ . qstlone. The stured igisIs. ministration of the estate of stitutionalized state patients ( a 6-pound, 14-ounce baby PublIsh: March 0, 27, 1900 Your Futu re Is our concern S® TODAY tors ickade George Stuart Jr., Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, In Loch _____________________ LILLIAN M. MCKILLIP 1k4 * were unused without their boy, Hyatt Brown and Marilyn Bailey (I)IMORNIING lis CHIA, ge yard with' 0. McKILLIP, Gene. me IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LILLIAN CDGOOD MORNING knowledge in eff orts to * * * * * * .* * swimable lake In back. $100 Evsns.Phone;2754010. deceosed,flIe Number 00.9).CP, bW and his mother Wf In $IMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Ispsndlng In the ehiClib, first I Ia + sic. Circuit Court for (M (17) MOVIE "Come AMERICA ________________ Z117 (DREAM OF JEANNIE _ ___ _ 7) WORLD AT LARGE Leads a fflO'Jfltalfl CSbbfl for 5 WISIt d 6.30 more 70 __ To IflCde SACRAMENTO, 0(10) PROSE A panel of was "Your Turn" (7)• GOOD MORNING and untold numbers clt. *ittwr K. Iecbli, Jr. I RI ESTATE OP ___ y35b, YOU ARE (V351HERoULoIos Hudson, Gina Lollobilglda. A • 10 SESAME STRUT _____ fflhliOf soj ito caretaker is u*q his vNis as a. __ when he's away. 5 (1 ) THE THREE ezecutive director of the auxich bdory the opersUon," ;iSOCIATED BUILDING COW. 33720. The personal reprssentative V& California AMd&Uo fdr the Of "W 0000 It DONNA LOU CAM Sherman SIIber, a SL TRACTORS SALES, INC., 01 at., HENRY, wties address is 2131 Retarded. IIrmo was simost Dihuuidants. Louis urologist and national Pahham Avenue, Los Angeles, 72I tao ___ _____ . Thor. SICONDAMINDID authority on sterility, said CalIfornIa me and Iiiiaoi 1.11, I ® TODAY IN FLORIDA CD • NOTICEOPSALE objectim at 8111 address of the personal Notice Is Wednesda _____ yews, Beckwith, ____ hospital B (101' kISHSORS of the C ircuit Court, Seminole All persons having claims or 730 ' phone interview the operation County, FlorIda, wIll sell the ds,naj agalost the estate are sterilizations of inmates, "Plough Your Own A~# 0 (1)TODAY wing a testicie donatW by following described Pr"OrtY required, WITHIN THREE entally (I) S GOOD MORNING eppi,t1imellYW Twosney's Identical twin, situated For 71 FLORIDA Jr., as Clerk forth below. _ In Seminole county, MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF m __ _______A SARNASY JONES crlminel POISon' On larnaby ____In an attempt to __________ acquire a publishing ampire. MILM An id.iNt architect decides that he ill&, to 'IN 101101 his own buildln. ___ ØIN*J — ____ Charles Nelson )t. Cohost ____ ____ JijI An aws, DUIJIy AMERICA (V (35) SULLWINKLI Or anvlalila, that of a dog mIght * walbeeo.(Psrt2) ___ (I) CAPTAIN KANGAROO a 10 OVER EASY ongoing series to TOOAY Nd FLORIDA 11 9GOOD MORNING FLORIDA _______ GOOD MORNING yoDAy Sidsr.d abnormal me newapeper cited __ FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollit. gl '!4 c*t e giy Ii I' ' Ill' * $TIC Will M aNN * = rmeei,v LVSth * *-. I 'I - 4 r - M - t-, --Y-. - - — - ajy CI.Jk FICTITIOUS Johns Riv . Only -_... $13,000. . - , 13 Broke,front and & muff hr nwa. ___ REALTOR . Fq&L REALTORS ____ 352.7972 111114 Willard Ave. person $antsrl Nunsin, & Canv. CsNai' 530 M5UsvIIle Ave _ NEIDt.ICRPTER$ She venus or lurisdlctbsit If the Nsticelslssreby gIven that lam Rig. Real _______ Estate Brokor * JOHN K*IDER kS$OC ___ ioiw. Commercial _____ _ •.. Phone 3fl.7s5, S$ntoi -d Turn pow tiebey inle meitey Winter Springs — utIIi m'l w.fsnced be Pd, Is. sc ln*uders I IsMaIralers porch, gas grffl.3 BR, could be ?I OMW am how, 51 Call Wa., men?. DVWMto * A eaE AL ADORABLE 2 BEDRooM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CUPANCY. ONLY $21,500. 20CUTT Harold Hall Roulty inc , o REALTORI.MLS ' ____ POW BROKER 2435S.MyrtleAve. Sanford Orlando 321.0460 327.1577 _________________ Lsswasi, isbuoineeS St V.117191 _____ County, PNrNs under Seminole Compsny bpnsfl. pj$lHps Ngmo $Spiujtss. Ta-Wit: sit Its pr1g If p. s.r.s ski SIJk9W 91$06ps Nome eiaij Ta-Wit: ssat.i $1130 PheMa ItsuNs _____ _ _ __ [ ' ,. 0, 111111 __ __ __ __ __ Sip. Joos N. lenesles - 1900. ____ ___ N.j. ___ lip.: New, IL W'fthsn* lWMWch4,13,51p,30, ___ i P511011 : , l _____ Wan ___ __ ay _____ isy sss ass . . psilbiL ick, BATEMAN IN De$ARY-2.1 with a big famIly room. Immaculate Inside & to conditIon outside. Quiet location yet close to shopping. Mid 30's, Idirm, 2 Bath, 2 story home In Sanford. Large rooms, en. terSer' done In aluminum sIdk. Poled for growing family. Firspiace, corner W. Owner anxious. I yr. wen-anty. $37,950, - N$IJINJAW. •!. - ____W.pp * ___ .., _ _________ ____________________ daily mo. I under If you qualify, ____________ 322.2"4. _____- 42_4ibUe Homes YR. OLD DIL-WIDE-. Beaullfut 1g. 2 BR, 21, w. Central HIA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low knv Hall Realty, Inc. 3235324. MORE, frgnt & rear BR's. GREGORYMOSILEHOMES 3SO3OrIandoDr. , in ct,olci ,101.Ilbsrhaed, fenced yd., all amenities. $1IJU with $11,100 down., HAiIDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. Mm., 1WbIShLCSr,Iu let w- frgos, nice area. $IS,30Sli SQUARE FOOTAGE GALORE-I bIg smms, f. p1.,, formal DI, ust•In kit. + er'. wO5 t0r' $3400011 this 3 Bdrm, I Silts, din, pondI,gar., fireplace, Is. tread. lit, good area. PRICE REDUCED TO vuss LEISURE LIVING COUNTRY ___ wise. STYLE in this double IIAITy' , 3fl4$3 - Carport Sale Great mileage, sharp, one owner '76 Vega Wagon. 1 spd. $2,199. 3210$32 between S & 7 pm. 1973 Mercury Capri, I spd., AC. 373 5163, eves 323 1901, ask for Kevin. 760lds Delta 88. 2 dr, 350 engine, 48,000 one owner ml, only $7,144, 436 Auto Sales, 060 Hwy 436, Casselberry, '68 GMC van 6 cyl., 3 spd manual, good tires, brakes & battery, valid insp. $195; 65 Dodge Dart, slant 6 auto, air, PS. radial tires. $393. 831.3332. 78 Pont Trans Am, like new, 33000 ml only 53888. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry, _______________ 'i Camaro Z 28, Tilt wheel, AMFM, PS, PB. AT Caliwkend 372 7179 ----__________________ 11.~ DAYTONA AUTO 'AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed. GARAGE way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in - ____ Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904255-8311 for further deta il. SALE FORD 197S Antiques. modern furniture, St er ling Silver, Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. ________________ WE BUY USED URNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur3fl577l. ________________ ________________ ___ TORINO $ 1 495 . 4 DR. WE BUY CARS 1978 MERCURY 701 5. French ZEPHYR $3495 2 DR. SON JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 3399)00 or - 831 1605 (Dealer). '75 Dodge Coronet Brought 1977 PLYMOUTH V_ 8. A C. Auto, Radio, good mpg cxc running cond. $1,100 or best offer. 0691871. VOLAR 4DR.A.0 *3295 1972 DODGE WAGON 35O 4 DR. '68 VW PopUp Camper, $750offer. VW 6V 1600 engine good cond. 365-3663 1577 Flat X19, exc. cond., AM FM, $ track, AC, Miracle Shield. 322.2*6) or 373.52)5. Sanford '- 59—Musical rchandise 51--Household Goods _____________________ ' 70 Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short tIme.OriginaI$S93,bal,$$10, $21 mo. Agent 3295316. ½off of total inventory of brand new lnterspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding Sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll-s Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97. So. of Sanford. 322.1721. 52-Appliances ____________________ VA&FHA Financing __________________ _______________________ __________________________ ___________ ______________ $ • I • Pontiac Grandville all power, runs excellent, $575 or best 01cr 3277397 aft 6 & weekends 3227343. - - • • I - ' .. ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), I TO CHOOSE FROM, $6,300 FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. 3141 D ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7500 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS. 2¼ ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS. $12.50. TERMS AVAILABLE. Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $105.35, Used short __ time. Ral, 1119.14 or $19.3Smo. WASHER - Parts, Agsnt.339.Ue4. ___ Service, Used Machines. . MOONEY APPLIANCES -_323.0Ø7 werranty. 552,900 w-'erms. alarms, fixtures, filing cab. I chairs. Many Items to choose from. NaIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?. 92 So. of Sanford. 323.1721. Let a Classified Ad help you finI more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. _____________________ 62 -Garden _ _______________ -_ FILL DIRT 1. TOP SOIL Due te . 76-Auto Pails A.0KTIRE 9 AIR SHOCKS U9.91 Shocks $5. ls 0"1111111C TI If Rssir * . Complete Mobile Home Repair 3195259 Additions & Remodeling Free Est. LiC. & Bonded JohnnyWalkerCon5t,Lt, 3226457 . - UgI* IuIing _ ____________________ MEINTZER TILr we specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 549.8562. ______________ New Batteries $29.95 2413 French Ave., Sanford _______ 77-Junk Cars RemoVed __________ BUYJUNKCARS YardDebqis,Trath, rs our AppliancesIMls. (LOCAIJ3I9.$27) Tile floors installed Lawn Care NEW&REPAIR Freejt. 530 i1$Jafta Responsible Christian man 5— Heavy Duty $.s wants lawns to mow. Complete Clock Pamir lawn service. 372.0241. _______________ _______________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 204$. Park Ave. 322-6305 - Paii'.ffç --* ____________ Fromslotouo Call 322-1624; 322-4460 A UC TION 1`1100-10 AM Creative Dressmaking _________________ ____ Alloral Ions, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery j, 3230707 r Gruomlng iSElding , - the best. 5675392. - ci. s.c.a. TV, Map. d--1 S chair, pies reckon guts curie csblmstg I ga. dM15, f, ask bedresa sit w4wlm ___bed: ask disk w.beekcass _____ W: sap, discos,, beech, whils c--y Iof hates tempe: habiss, cal, hablej "WMrleeer, washer S dryer; r*lgsrater: pert. ___foit $ha.b; *Mt bsskcsse; doek TV'S; PIC$IWSSS & chair, galls (itith £ Wings chaIrs I pc. psch ____ WIhUt iree - 11 sit' t; hell lnge bee vii; ratkers Sisme ssti * leWNSIWSI'SI _____ 1. Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll a way bed you've ____________________ nowhere to rollaway. . . if you Animal Haven Groomlng a place a Classified Ad today. Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controi.d heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 3221133. _______ Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regularor;tlm,hu,Is ows HOUSEJIOLD FPJIN5HUGS Surfacesllc, specializing in repainting, Int. & ext., wallpaper, wall foxing, -, wood staining. Froe Ext. After you have called the rest call * _________ HmmeClssning _________________ ty S.1 Their Hesi: _______ _______ ____ PUIi*Iii & Reiilr ____ ____ _ __ ___ ____ Trent Paint ing I Repair interior& Exterior Free Est. 322-3US . Painting I Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. P Call anytime 349.359 ________________ Spring Cleaning Time, ovens, Phologiipliy L. refrig.,waIIs,woodwork,Wds, floors, top to bottom. Sue 323. Wedding photography by John SM). ___ ._-'Hoffii IflçJvsn35 ________________ Carpentry, PaInting, Maint. of alltypss.Llc.eond 323-4030 Insured $34539, I Man, quality operation ____ _________ _________________ Cullum. Free enga gement or color 1*10. 323-8230. -_1 Tree Service ________________ ________ Trot Service Top, rim. Removal Call Jim Flinn. S irs. sap. Patios, Driveways, stc,Wayne Bill. 321.1321 ___ 5k0C TT A •Pest-La.p 323-705 Ev.. 351-0113, * $300070 'ilui"uu'liiiii New or repair, leaky sho cars, trucks I heavy equipmen?. 322.3990 Set. Mirck 29, GENEVA AREA 56.350 PER mis1gpod kit, + irgaeam psi ___ ___ Casselberry, 134 l3". 436, - ACRE. ALL OR APARTMENTS CPIiSTjAIff ,c BE. 75 spilt plan w.Cul. N-A, 9.; WWC. Rm, fully MULTIPLE LISTING RIALTON "L4onwy For L" ____pan Pam ____ (ail, ? _____ ____ en in ai INCE PROPERTY I SEIGLER REALTY 1 • - .3,351. area, 56I,NJ - Hurryll • Uslena. - Adilt. Pa" , I apartments, class to town J BROKER ____ intert mtg.atnew3 ON, _ Nw-comversatimpLs$uief. le + more .inwtlle ___ ___ lot an ½ prestigIous are.. Just — -- Auto Sales, 560 Hwy ORANGE GROVE 12½ ACRES ______ Horns ANDY'SCARPETCLEANING Special Rates for Complexes 24 hr Free Estimates sp., 35,000 ml, only 13,410, 436 HPV NiUsw.fl khssd Trs fprday I. " __ TOP Dollar Paid for junk I Used YELLOW SAND Call Clark I flirt 3237300 W000ID LOT NEAR OVIE. ___ DO & CPU, $*000. huge wrme, + ocr .orct, in ooi. PARADISE— lively 75 Dodge Royal Sportsman WE) van, $ pass., 36,000 ml. only $S.l$$.I3I Auto Sales, $40 Hwy 436, Casselberry, f urniture. _____________ PUBLIC - CESS. $31,500. GOOD T ERMS. ______ Duel AC, only $3,230. 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 534.0399. Range, el. wh,, $53; looks & Works good. 0011very In 41 II ____ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook S19E.lstSt.,322.5712 1Carpet Cleaning _ 75 Chevy $urban. Sliverado pkg, Jewelry store fixtures for sale. Lighted display Counters; 2½ ACRES PINE I PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. I HIGHWAY 1.1 'FRONTAGE, DeBAR V AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC- a _______________ 75-ReCreatiOnal VehIcles Sanford. 3334)04. WANTS CASH OFFER. a 1 orIg. 5325, now $205 or $1 mo. Agent 3354306. f . I __________________ ______________________ Ref. rope. II cu R frost free. * Large I 1mm,) Sawn with slip and csmt,eun,. 1 ai -. Can't find it? Try us Over 14 top brand now planas & organs in stock, including new, used, rebuilt & reconditioned. We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 134,1 bI E of 1.4. 335.5900. AVE uilon controls, has caro-warranty.. Originally Mo, assume pay. ts of $71 ma. Agent 33g. __________________ I ''' "'"' OW MICR j _________ ________________ usel, still in 2½ ACRES TALl. PINES GIN. CHA. Seeing 10 bsllevineall so, 55$ffiallfW.$wllflmiflS,bset J EVA AREA, 51*. ESTATE. OWNER WILL FINANCE quslity 1.1 w.brlck f. p1. + BIG. Pam. Rm.. $pilt Plan w. Ow ___ 300N.FrenchAve. ___ ____ . kNord, Florida 1973 Cad, new paint & tires, fully equip. 51,795 or make offer. 323 0946. Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323)585. , E BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 20SF. 25th St. 3230901. Friday & Saturday 96 323-3200 ________________________ __ frIm 2 Rear tractor tires, Diamond tread; 1 $.116A on 16" rim mounted. Will fit Ford IN1000 and Jubilee, also Massey Ferguson TO 20)35. Ideal for Landscaping or Grove. R. D. Priest 3fl.139. ----- -68-Wanted to Buy _._1 Ladies Ig site clothes, plants & misc. Saturday, 260 Main St., Geneva. 319 5843. 01900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 Ik D1?Iil J 1 FANTASTIC FINANCING on SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. this lovely 3 on, 2½ B to qualIfied buyers. LIke now _________________ ENERGY EFFICIENT hem CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try LAKE FRONT. NICELY EALTY -- am . SE péçj' sr ** area * enly 271, 930 111 plus ___ App telsyl Ii ____ CommissIon full ________ y ww., $aeIL me flctIIIeus earn. ei its ME _esety, PluM. undor STREAM INO.. 5511 Stat $ Wend' *eNcltlslusaamei WILLIAM'S IS roglder siN semi wilt the AMOCO, aud sa I 5, __ ___ Clerk If the CIrcuit Court, rI'Stsrsldoe,qu9W00,t ___ ____ _____ ______ wsfy, Flilde in _____ at. If Its csi cs s.mtsts _______ ____ w" at POVN"410 - . , ito quallfylnel Hurry on this anal Only $4S,isI Call to5 EACH, OR WILL TRADE ___ ___ IISIC ' - ___ COUNTRY HALF-ACRE 3 ON, 1½ D. 1$ mm. to Sanford. 1 SEIGLER REALTT 24 Nrs. . IF YOU REALLY WANT TO Open lee thai bseutlfui new BROAD. Ad, If fet' no fancy claim. TO 46i Wed 1 r SAL 20) Ildg, said nem, wilk CONSTRUCTION, and that I in355 As Parsenal Rqureesntatlos ____ . ____ I. AitiniantS Dr ____ _____ the C*k If the Circel Cowl, sendlorsslslsrsoldsiamowilhta,e of Its Islele If Seminole Cawity, Florida in ac Clerk If the Circuit Court,. LILLIAN N. MCKILLIP a-k-a An aggressIve ulesGaneva ___ DII wIde. $ acres, hI' WdBlLUt9Wp!59WIf,he Semleele Cse*y, Florida in ac. LILLIAN 0. MCKILUP *'y. pert fenced. Flititips Name $Sohaes, Ta-Wi wdamcawtll,IW prevlslose If t $ neijd f. Dareasad Sodas 51111 FlorIda ttsfuiss Plditisus Name $*ise, Ta-Wit: ATTORNEY FOR PIR$ONAI. MISS cutd SIrViCS 01 Sard 3 lets $11,051 Sodlen , Ploride slalvIos ISPRISINTATIVE: istabit$hsd and ui,s 11g.: July GIlbert *00. 5- COURT 0. MARKS advertIsers. A pest VOIlEIS CS. I acres, 3____ 11051051, LubUth Mar, 113, 81111, 91g. labor? A. mesa 1$ S. Canrt Awnus _____ DIT 41$ P1*1st Mar, 13, 5152&Apr. 3,- DIlands, Fl. 1 fU$UI'S 101 C Self. .' T*t1pj: UN) asnu . Lungassi 3-1 bIt SoNs TLC starter, Previous actrnous SliMS ,.n ____ PidNs Mar. IS, 27.9005 120.315 an bust siNs. . Notice is Misty that I am sales FiCTITIOUS SlAMS 011.10 experleutci or,Bgsd Is buslause at tile ____ 1972 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. SHARP. I DOOR. ALL POWER & AIR, GOOD TIRES. $595. 3210610. _____________________ '73 Pont Catalina, sharp car, PS. PS, AC, one owner $1,099. __ , 3101'd NEW HOMES PORT, DIBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, 832,M. L JUSt RiIiiItit UI. WE NAVE SUVIRSI . 2A-Farm Eciuii.. -___ 79-Trucks-Trailers -BUILDINGSII LAST CITNCE -AT THESE PRICES?! All '73 Toyota P.U, mech. perfect, st ee l, pre-engineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.)Insp.11750 or best offer. 372 7397 All buildings have 25 lb. wind __ ____ load and large framed 77 Ford Explorer, Spoke wheels, openingi 030'X48'X12, for 351 Cleveland, auto 8. AC, only $3,990.05 • I0'xll'xll' for $3.UI.I36AutoSales,$6OHwy $5,169.00 510'x73'xll' for $6,467.00 I 41'X96'X 11' for _ 09,317.00. F.O.B. Factory Call _______ collect 9a.m. to 6 o.m. 8c-Autos for Sale 305.331-4647 _____ __________________ small items 23c to $175. 1209 Myrtle Ave., Sat. only. 9 to S. tJ #geg ___ __ 373 75()) HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. The Evening Herald Classified SILL YOUR HOUSE, CALl, M 3231061 or eves. 3330117 _ If "prom rapruwllsflve, .r - . - 47. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, 3 BR, Is 2 is. fenced lotS, Privacy, PP, ready to be BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, restored. All f $39950 CARPET, CENTRAL AIR, $60,000. .' AUTO MECHANICS 321460 Orlando 3271577 I. 331h$t. . . - 1)05 W,2Itk ST. SANFORD 3222 -. blde-e-bed1 , rj; keruw temps: hand NeW, gtes& chise: maa'sse & ripe: ead hundreds If aSker Items _____ __ he msallsa slflve Sele TOMS _____ ha nusar.vs Cach Folslee.*iss.b—Ca51 305436-359) - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rau lid ____ 5.0. SAUNT 372.445 SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair &'RemodeIin 3724771 SARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321-0517 Custom built utility & boat trailers, truck racks I mist. - rops DIQI 32226fl O( 8319993 11 -- __ .__.____. a. 4- - ,. - _____ 2 S. Wekiva relrset 1 acre on St er UM Total price unbelievable at PHA.VA, FHA233I$I Q MIIlOfW$QI Ave. Sf1 •SIICtI5II5 ShIV may MW PM$ diilt.nsu the velIdIty If the ___ decadant's will the qImIllcatlssw ALL CLAIMS, DIMANDE. AND OSJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED Notice is has @11 given that $ i Olt.l Mosdawsant It., etrstusuni. s'.MA IVINT . ____ __ 41 By:Msry Mn Duahury ___ - _ __ __ - . .. 1S I ITU____ PR _________ do-- fenced let,, many extras, U1,* by ewer pnslo' ___________________ Only. Call aft 5, 334j -' -'-Build to ___ ..' . f" I ___ _______ Florida. Cem'! PIUIML - (SEAL) Arthur H. Bediwith clstt If She Cowl ____ ____ under the Ikiltlsus Rame if Rssiman Di., Apepha, ____Nitice If Mminlir$IIen: Pis., this SANFORD TRUCK REPAIR & Seminole County, PlaIds, undsr Mardi 15, 1151 ___ TOWING SERVICE, and I She lIctitIsee name of RIB _____ Dens Lou Henry L"WAIIIII 1111 Olt 9551 \\. * - - - pe * 1941 pa. ____ •• 1. 1II5I94 SM & CI IS, Lake Nerve., Fl. * . 111, Wick PP, is. I"Ift' - AUTO, 301 W. 15? St. ____________________ __________ ________________________ 41-Houws ____________________ service the rest. WESTERN Sell Boat, Yazoo mower, Furn. & _______________________ INC. In Loch Arborl Pool & Patiol CIlIA, OR, eat- in kit., FR & much more, BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just U6i __________________ _______ ____ ( F ii -u * ; .. 007$. _____________ n persm Son" 2:=v Convalescent Must hove tests & .U 1.11$) Sf114, HOIThitagS, Unit 1, 1115Usd is l'equII'ed, WITHIN Jamaas'y, when a 1,11 law Pay* all Benefits. Air'. Muffler, acwdine I. the plat thereof, es THREE MONTHS PROM THE pm1tthIE the operation on recorded In Flat look U, Pa,s i5, DATE OP THE FIRST PUSUCA- -2333554, Carl. ______ * adjacent Golf Course. AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, ______________________ drae. $430 1943 or 333.. EXCELLENT INCOMES NO ______________________ ____ to capials of the C is Book "3", Page 4P Public to eecii persinol represaidative, a I10 0ROOK1TI VICTO. behavior could be stopped by me sterfl atlon of state FIatRecords of Seminole County, All penis Inlerled in the RYGARDEII _____ other than Plsr55e, tise rwpe'o&tivs hespital Patients, t$ to whern a copy of thli 0(17) ROMPER ROOM Lou: capacity of persons con. for inecal resions indsd in Notice of *dtnlnt$trat*i hall bss ____ oeM 9W murder If a senator ____ ____ W" wee k55od it a uhats detaoVves'osouup11(N) -I-- Call us for all your Reel Estate BEAUTIFULI 4 OR, 3' B home $USURB BEAUTIFUL ALTA claImant shall deliver' 5ufflcfo5 RN t'r LPN, I toll part time. _____ ML I-..hum, homes lid VOW Wfl . 40-Condorniniunn ____________________ NEATI 3 BR, lB home with lots of potential! Priced to still $333001 WebuyeQuityinhouses,apts.,_111. Vacant land. Lucky Investments, P. O. Box 29 Sanford 3224741. Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price. No salesmen. ___ I sell the best a Used fbi model color TV's, all $9995. 10 to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92. So. of Sanford. 322-0721. _____________________________ - .• - _____ Sales ____-Garage ___________ Wanted ___ __________________ W _________ -. — VA111Ri1 __________________ Estate ___ 80—AUtOS for Sate 18- MOrcYcles __________________ __________________ i '72 Dodge Dart. 6 cyi, inspected, A-OK TIRE 322-7410 runs excellent $750 or best NEWTIRES$)9.09&Up I utfer.3n739;afto&weekends 2413 French Ave. Sanford 327 2243 62-Lawn.Ga,Sen 54 47 Re I S____=______.__-- ---__________ front. 4 OR, 4'.'i B "Dream Home." Pool, a dock on Lk. Jessup I on I on & on. This home has to be seenlll 1353,000. Owner will hold mtg. corner Iotl Great investment Prop.[ Adi. prop. avall.i $37,500 In o-A b" of On Ance-dispVTw ____ _______ ®ROCIPE. Two - ___ if the ijrtaje In ft90 basis for the claim, the, name _____ Nomono* _____ Seminole __ - * on CD 5 THE ASSOCIATES _______ Bloit issnis the prosecuting who wrol. Ii 1416 that he. ( u.'v' io NAVER ___________ iSS0HII in $ 5OUSH)*$I1* 10 SLICTRIO COMPANY stiigUt.d defendants cost. he is dsteldng to ne stjier SiI stII4IMtIIS to "limit _________ ______ ______ ______ Shut loom M school namaslo $ Puluun KlriftaId (John 0(17) RAMLY AFFAIR UIE au of thsIr fiiIag" ______ Days Inn, Sontord __ _______________ ' Spore or psfl.tInw $oIm I1eb _ The artide was pert of an kind. tOO (I) DONAHUE ALAS - WaIfrm,s, P;II & Part-tIme Positiens Available INVISINT • Pr ne &M April 13, 1900 at the west be 50'ItkiS lld fflUSt IndiCite ________ *0110 door tie,ieuts include, paid Sanford, vacation, company car, County, ,.j jj, of or 89M or more WornMian call Rich or Left 14 Wev" I?, all ~ad claim". it "W claim is about 70,000 inVolantary am indanoss,(he r 1 fi- ) W. MVCIS oft 4 p.m. 034.0000. to pant Probation wiIe this pert of Block "*3" lying adlac.W due, the date when it will r4t itenlllsations • came 905aM Lot 17, all the oouthsrly haN due shall be Stated. If the claim is Mechanic's ___ lialpar states, the operation (st&Jization) amffeur performed In ____ ______ If Adelaide Boulevard ceatbilunt an unllquidoted, the. Ilc.paOavad,w$lltrain.AppIy ph,tL" Timu.DI.patcli reported Block 13, north if seuthurly line 'I nature of the uncertainty shell be $npsrw IIchIVs VW, 1 ml. N. By 1149, the Times D!d Lit 11, Block $3, all If Blocks U, 52 Staled. If the claim is secured, the esr'lie, of 44 an 1715 said, the vast majorIty 01 and 93, SANLANDO THE security shall be dsscrBid. The _____ me *ak )NIW300 REVUE Moons Henry Minolnl, Slits . Edwards. (B(10) ALL OMT1.111111118 Days" James decowna that while a vet's Me is not iitogsth. retarded, and persons at public sale pursuant to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP Terry, who was torn mrmai, the FlorIda order grantine nIotion IS set THIS NOTICE, to file r.gwdsd as Idiots or feeblewith the _______ in May 1977 was the first sale dote eitsrad March 17,1900 In -'tue abous court a written mlndsd, the IwspSpIF said sg1g of us the abOW couii by the Honirabbe Statement if any claim or demand In a copyright story. Robsfl B. McGreger, at 11.og they may have, Each claim _____________ ______________________ MO. Lk. Jessup Tuscowille lake SUPERI 3 8111,1111'home on nice ___ __ __________________ . MIN1.U.LOCK Now concrete buildings all sins, , $2OI up,especially nice, meet LPN$,AIDES convenient on I-I at SR 44 Better Living behind Days Inn, I-I Industrial Center, Casselberry, Call for op. ____________________________ Park. 3231061. _____________________ 111101111MOnt. 33111-911M. state law Silber confirmed in a tile. - Arthur H. ® ouo noel If, reel all our want ado avery day. , 62ac.of Sd'Tjms. Call W. Maiiczowskl, REALTOR 322-7903 ) _________________________ ok Call Bart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 372 7498 Hwy 136 frontage. REALTY - REALTORS resu 323-2222 HEREBY CASE NO. "It WM (iiiict and easy," goodcndiUnandwilJreegn $efnkloleCounty,Plorlis,probste a piwa to iivs, car to drive, a home Mday, AGNES I. KACHUBA, ' g Division, the addr____ ess of which Is said F. Burns Vick Jr., ______ êeti. or oem, service you have Plaintiff , Plaintiff, P.O. Drawer C. UflSO(d• Florida essentially Was a et 3236393 ___________ _____ a Attorneys for I I __________________ S3-1VRadiSiereo me, with a Ig lIx 32 pool for ild., no pets. DTh Auto repair. Only $800 ( ( ( 1) e laundry room. of ORIDA September" (1951) Rock _ _________________ gislators w* g 322-2420 File Number ss.91.cp i to tools. , 110. birth . 1 1 ______________________ _____________ Silent and Mindy go to Ezlior's I 517 RosaliaOr. es REALTORS & Sold CARPORT SALE: Sat. 9.5 Onlyl 70 1 Bldg. 335.0305 113 W.Ridge Or. (off Lk. Mary STEMPER AGENCY 33,0305 Wlllbuyl%t&2ndmortgates we E.AltamonteOr. Blvd.) Rid. Mower, Boati Tr., also make Real Estate & JUST LISTEDI 2 OR, lB home in TV Ant., Tires, Guitar, Hsld REALTOR 322.495) Save Gas! No need driving to Business loans. Florida Casselberryl Great starter power tools, Guns. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE beach, enjoy refreshing pool, 2 Mortgage Investment. 1104 F. home on lovely corner lotl C. Cash 322.4132 possible 3 BR, 1½ B. FR, Robinson, Orlando, 422.2976. E: 349.3400, 3321555, 323.4303 H&A, ww carpet & morel Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. r. porch, patio, landscaped arage Sale: 113 Aldean Dr. _______ ______ BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Buy & Sell, the finest In used Sat. 9 5, Clothes, Dishes, yard on cor. lot, many extra%. • Only *37,5001 furniture, Refrig., stoves, By owner, SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Some Appliances , .................________________ • Sanford's Sales Leader ._-________________ . . TIFFANY LAMPS .: Wanted to buy Used office .-.... REALTY WORLD. 3 FAMILY SALE .•.Closedrestaurant must liquidate equipment. Noil's Sanford Llttleof everything l immediately. Many lead I Furniture Salvage, 17.57, So,. Sat. 95 copper Tiffany-type hanging 1. REALTOR MLS' of Sanford. 372-1721. ______ 270$ S. Park Ave. off 27th ________ lamps. All are ha made, nd 4w, ANYTIME ________________ EVS$23.$SO different, and 20" diameter ___________________________ ______ ____________________ Webuyusedturniture with many pieces. FURNITURE ITHINGS Multiple Listing Service Spacious I BR 2 B split plan - 55-BOats & Accessories 625.0701 $00 S. Sanford Ave. ho Summer time fun. Close to ______ couch & chair shopping & schools Exc. for REALTORS [J] 2565 The Real Estate Agency ROBSONMARINE no y.Mng tam. Only 5.5,950., PAR K 2927 Hwy. . Inc., RSIItIN'$ _________________________ 322Ols 72-Auction . Sanford, Fla. 3rn1 • 7435's S. Fren ..- ____. chS371 1)7-92) Sanford * Beds, Obi. motel B.S. I Matt., Handyman special, a git bt5ncn 323 ______________________ 130 set. Sanford AuctIon, 12)5 bargain at *30.300. ThIs home For Sale: 20' Mako Boat wIth GUN AUCTION ce 4 pct. interest to qualified S. French. 333,7340, lnclud SIR I Con a very lg new 700 Mercury motor, ____ Sunday March 301h buyers. New homes with POx 233 101. Let's show It to you SCREEN ROOM trailer I many extras In. ConsIgnments accepted monthly payments under todayl 12 x o, ssoo cluded, excellent cond. $5,50 SANFORD AUCTION 333•7340 Low down payments, 322.2207. I Lake Mary. 323 0891. 372.S90 Eve.350.ga$.544o Somebody is looking for your 305.323)553 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU. Maitland East, Hell Estates WILSON MAIER FURNITURE bargaIn. Offer it today in the OLE CARPORT, APPLI_ II' MFG boat, 70 hp 1973 Mer. by owner. Deluxe Pool, lovely 4 BUY, SELL, TRADE Classif led Ads. ANCES, AIR I HEAT, ON AL. cury electric start motor, * Hedge against Inflatlonl 311.31SF. First St. BR 2 B, FR, 2 car garage, sc _____________ MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. Gator tilt trailer, $895 Ph. 322. Saa'esonfastgrowingLk.Mary porch, kit appl. Many extras. Pol' Estate CommeicIatI Resi. ' SELLER WILL HOLD THE Rain Suits; rain coats; ponchos Blvd. 330' frontage. Good $65,500, assume. 47)4557 dentlal Aucñons tAppralsals. MORTGAGE. TOTAL turmsl ARMY NAVY SURPLUS _____________ Call Deli's Auction, 3235620. Sanford2BR2 B mod, f urn, AC, W. Avail April 10 to Nov. 10. Adults only. No 32 1593. ACCT.CLIRK I'keeping en. I accurate typing + a smile. - 11 1. ___________________ Lease with or without option, STENSTROM Do you ENTERTAIN here's a Perfect country setting 3 OVERSIZE BR, 2 B, Quest ttage, & Igo Gazebo. This lovely Estate over 1 Acre Only $79,900. FR. Altamontelakevlew. 3.2, fenced yd, owner says slll $52,900. advise clients on Income TAX consequences I shelters, 1 BR-$205 up. Pool. Adults on Lake Ada j Airport Blvd. on to Sanford. Cell 3)3 $47$ Mariner's Village . Pleasant voice & personality, exc. - . I . ________________________ Longwood 3-2, privacy fence, garage, near schools & Altamonte Mall. $$7,5Ø, W MWA BUYERS I SELLERS we can IL SECRETARY Accurate typing I pen. office skills. Exc. chance for ad. vancement to exec. sect. 43—Lots.Acreage REAL Duplex near Altamonte Mai $62,900. Rented now at $275 $300 mo. Owner will hold wrap a-round. Live in one rent the other II 2544$. French Ave. 3224 3fl.$333,3fl.3773, -- 511.300. rtments U,urnish,d ON YOUR SIDE Freeorreducedrates it you ,,gusii!y.323.s,431 . Good used TV's, $23 L up MILLERS ESTATE Br er lôl9OrlandoDr. Ph. 3220352 290W. 17.52, Cas selberry, Fl. Eve. !2.36SS TELEVISION RCA color Console 25", sold fleW Beautiful country lot in Deitona, over$700. Balance due $17500 located off Courtland & or take over my payments Shailowford, $3,200. $17.00-month. Still in 323.7Is after S. ____________________________ warranty. Will deliver. call Niceresid0111181 lot on El Portal, 062.5394. loaded with trees. Assume $3,110 mtg. at 9'2 pct. mt. with -TV repo 19' Zenith. Sold orig. S2S mo. pymts. Total price S49315 bet. 6113.16 or $17'mi 57.500 or best offer. 323-5036 Agent 335-5*6 __________________________ — INVEST IN YOUR OWN S Make your TV remote controlled ACRES, nicely wooded and not - no wires. Come by our shop too far from town. OK for for demonstration, home or mobile, priced $16,500 HERB'S TV with terms to fit your budget. 2391 S. Sanford Ave. 3231734 Cash to mfg. or owner will hold 112.900. Winter Springs 2 SR. high lot on sa c.Lowcashtomtg,or C owner will hold d or wrap.. &:round. Submit all offers. 113.900. 3acresonHwyllEGenevaonly Rooms Rent Private Home SM PLOY MIENT 11-Insfructjnjn Lk. Mary. 3 BR, FP, huge • fl3.7)5 * SAVES. W I 14. Ernest MORRIS Sr. S REALTY WORLD • INO. RoomforR.nt * - BR i ½B, CIlIA, comes with OF SANFORD REALTOR Buyers we have EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE increative l owner investment Fl NANC. 3233133 Roado, Sanford 323.57)6. undersigned Clerk will offer for sale the following described reel. JERRY • IOM$STERROGERS(R) 17 MY THREE SONS 10 5(j) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (3)0 THE YOUNG AND THE * 1 _ turn. $33, 00. Crank Const. Realty, REALTORS. I30-401. AAA - Defendants 6'C1 Cam NOTiCIOP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN'' _____________________ thatonthe llthdayof April, 1900, Spur of the Moment Babysitting at 11:00 A.M. at the West Front In my home. Hrly, daily, wkly door of the Courthouse of Seminole rates. Day or nIght. 323.4177. County, at Sanford, Florida, the . (17)GIWGAN'S (DRYAWSH0PE (11( 5)DIcK VAN DYICE 17 MOVIE * I _____ 41-Houses ALL FLORIDA REALTY ESTATE SALE 2 OR, FIRE. PLACE, $34000 pd. Inquire 300$. Oak $1J.7103. SMILE dog. Markham Wood & Carter Plaintiff, VI. CS)• HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5) BUGS BUNNY 3f 12:30 5(i) NEWS w - Paint & body shop for sale or lease w.2 OR apt. attached. Owner will hold m1g. Call for all details. call for INDIVIDUAL a?. tsntion. $inford oriçlous living. bet. Weskly& monthly rates, utilitlis FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- i Found: Gentle male, tan I wh 4:30 GRAMUPIG (17) LOVE, AMERICAN S'ry1 tall, on. to the nime of Ace. Reward. 323.544) aft. S. GAGE ASSOCIATION 17 SPECTREMAN CD5 NEWS white _____ Geneva. S acres cleared w.pond Iwell, ideal for mobile home. $i,000. ITIMPIN Slit SELLERS we have BUYERS forr 5:30, 322.4233. ______________________ __ -- __ 1S—HsPp nd male, build ___________ ENDS B (10) SESAME STREET S CI) CHAIN REACTION Pomiranlan, - ____________________________ _________________________ FIEP BS. fenc ed rear yd., in cxc. location. $27,000. ' y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 44.3012 ___________________ touch of apricot, long fluffy (7) MERVGRIFFIN YNI CIRCUIT COURT Q]) 5) ______ Pf,sØy woØp. SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA ______ Cl NO. fl.1fl1.CA4S.o AN RI 2: 1 ½ 4141jj Down Payment Mature woman to share our ,house w.mother I sm. child. $45 wk. Inc. utilities. Call aft LST$It.EIm&10tPI,½POQJI. __________________ I. I — 2S-ApIs.&Ibii To Share ________ March 26.27.20 Hours2II$...1otospm 30-l2to6p.m. Dealers from all over the U. S. & Canada. Gold drawings Exhibits . Free appraisal.coins boyght & sold . Free admission. Hilton inn South, 7400 International Dr., Orlando. Male" Dating Service. All am P.O. Box Wit cloorwo. ter, Pl.•3U15 . I _________________ Free report tells 7 ways to make money. Send self addressed, stamped envelope to F. E. Newkirk, 623 Santa St., central WP*li Lonely? Write: "Get A . I ____ 24—Buslnessportunftjis - ____________________________ - sure ULAS ____________________ __________________ _- 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. area most beautiful PAim. orial Park. $100, to settle . estate. . 1 Housekeeping, Full Time, in. forested in working with elderly. Better Living Center, __ Cessoiberry. Call for op. po intment 335.3002. . Friday 3--Onie*ries . Retired or semi.retlred, painter handyman, for light main. tenance work. Apply $01 Sliver Lk. Dr. & ask for Rudy. 3 Lines Minimum ________________ . £ I Leonard C. Jolly I pt I minister's daughter (Ann Dus.nbsrry) overthrow her mother. (R (I) 5 PALMIR$TOWN, U.S.A. David's parents bring him a crystal radio set from Memphis. and Booker T. barns that his friend Nis more Ume for his toy then for hIm. (7)5 MORN & MINOY Stork Transfer I Storage at 307 S. Pine Avenue, Sanford. andtheundersiged a5,ftof Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A.M. on the Ilth day of April, A.D. 1900, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing 116", at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courmous,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 Mc a lIne The Before Publication __ Sunday - Noon _______________ SeminoleCoun,y, Florida 5(j) THE BRADY BUNCH AIC NEWS _______ (4) SUCK ROGERS IN THE (I 7) THE FLINT. (17)NEWS Cson. Guests: Mac Davis, Judith Blegen. (1)5 COLUMBO When a world chess champion Is found injured just before an Important match, suspicion faIls on Me opponent. *5TH CENTURY Buck agrees to help a tyrannical prIme (D?GENERAL HOSPITAl. CASPEIII 10 THE ACA IN BRIEF (17)i LOVE LUCY (111(35) STONES 11:55 6 (1) TONIGHT Aost: Johnny 111.0 3.0 330 11:30 Wflpp,flJ (DO FAMILY FEUD 1130 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY An estranged Archie and Edith we determined to prom to seth other that they . (7). fectlycontentgoeng thslrs,pa. rate ways. (Part 3) HOTEL NEWS (R) sbOv."the-'ground nuclear 7:30 bomb tests conducted during (1) TIC TAC oouo. (3)0 THE NEWLYWED the lOSOs his done to their familIes, liveetock .d (U)(35)IDAEAM OFJEANNIE 17 ThE GGLESNORT . of what lalout from GAME •®ANoThEMworuj, Vh5ll 0ThE PRICE mThG and residents of Nevada relate 2:30 7colnecutI.times. . Evening Herald Sanford, FL Thursday March 27,190-36 Clerk for Camera Shop, bookkeeping, apply WidoO 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford. $c a DEADLINES 1 Sctv,i 10 speed men's bicycle, blue in color being stored at A.J. Lossing (17)NEWS C!) S LAVERNE S SHIRLEY 0(10) MACNEIl. I LEHRSR 0 10 NEVADA FALLOUT: REPORT THE HOT YEARS Rerictors ONEUpETOuvE , 2.25 - 8 (3) HIGH ROLLERS itOO •@)(I)0CDS NEWS 35 IINNY I' (17)sANFORo AND eoN TURNS .. - . --I 3. 1 time ............. 44c line 3cons.cvflveflm.s -- No. C.3, $370 per thousand for _____ envelopes you man. postage paid free. Write B.C. 31 Pioneer St., East Gadsden, Al. RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon NORBERT LOWELL THOMAS, IN., and CAROLAN MAE THOMAS, his wife, said property be ing located in Seminole County. Florida, more particularly described as follows: 2 life lockets, make unknown 113.3 ft. canoe, make unknown J( 5)GOMEfipyt. 10:30 • (I) H 0 L LV W 00 D SQUARES (IJSCELEBRSTYWHEWI "liii Company President" Elliott "Pets" Estes provides over the second larpestpo. ration in the world General Motors. FACE THE MUSIC 200 DEPT HOURS JR., and CAROLAN MAE THOMAS,hls wife, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Winter Park 831-9993 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. NORBERT LOWELL THOMAS, •®THEDOCTOfIS CS)S AS THE WORLD (D CLASSIFIED - . Lt-xp cabInetikers, apply Ent, Bid 210, Rudder Cir., Sanford Airport. SI. ADS Orlando 3222611 .. Broadcasting System cjj monwarar,lsapp,aj,. 10:30 (ED 35) CANDID CAMERA 117) THE AMERICANS T.W B (10) DICK CAVETT Orlando Public (10) O(I)CARDSHAR1011 5) p'j-, 1 17 MOVIE "Knowledge Or Certainty" The ,noraj dilemma of modern science, contrasting the humanistic tradition with the technology and practices of SKY detorminod to keep her neigh. hors hem arming themselves after her home Is burglarized. Atlanta Ga. 10:00 B(IO)THEASCEIff OFMAN nurso, but Ioy is blind to 2 (10) EARTH"Energy (1 7 ) CS _)O KNOTS LANDING Vii P30 -..d Sid locate a vary drunk (ID(35)FAMILVAFFAIR Gary and bring him home, only 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. to have him disappear again. GRAMMING (Pari2) cl2i(17)GRUNAcRES 6:30 NBC Independent in addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune Into independent channe a St. Petersbvrg, by tuning to channel I: tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and he Christian Broadcasting Networ k (CON). AND FRIENDS Skits: "Enter Mrs. Tudball," Fruitcake." @) (p2) 1W IC) Daytona leach Orlando SKY "Economic Independent Orlando (II) (35) Seminole Of Execution issued out of Under the slat of the Circuit of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final Judgement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 26th day of September, A.D. 1f7, in that certain case entitled, FADEL ELBADRAMANY Plaintiff, . Cable Ch. CLASSIFIED OPSHIRIFP'SSALI NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certainWrit . . I - 18-H&! NOTICE _________ I1l _________ . - t..._• - . - .. - JI �-. - . -. . ..- :.. - . -- .. .. - .. - L ._, -_ - - - - - --- - ••.-_,- . - - - ,---- i .. - •o1 4BEv4nln Hera M, kfsed, Ft III ~, EE•W. TWAT HURTS' I <ETHEGulwNE35 ØOK eCORD MR I V~ I Jusr 5H/ES WITH ©© -• EMOZT ONE BLADE! sç.ncy(abbr.) 47 Bishoprk' Sphere 4 11 - 49 Fastenings Makes 52 Cutting sweater implement Spanish gold 55 Alley 1 2 Gal 57 Hindu affirmatIve religious 13 Prank teacher 14 Grldder 15 Last liner __ 1 IR ° I ! lic _ Jimmy_ . a!c . ___ ritu to It ' _____ ____ _____ __________________________________ YOUR I-40R0$COPE SAYS (5e( Old w % 6 Commission ____________ ____ ___ J2 sound e May j 44 Dry,as wins P 2 [\_( 3 4 7 5 6 9 8 10 11 - - - - 7 - - - 17 Is to ——— — — 20 21 II 19 _________ I — — — A (~) 1 , - - I - 22 23 •24 29 28 — — learned — — - - A 34 37 39 38 I - - I, --- I I - 47 to I - - - - IS HEAP OF A 1.0 ____ -.. . O...." " - - - 48 - - become a skilled musician well, I would suggest that you than It Is for others, start a regular program of person may funded next year?," she asked. "Will these people have to be cut off?" The county has scheduled a work session on the matter for Aprd 7. ' - - problem. "We will ha ve to show the county how we can continue to serve those meals next year," said Joseph Maher, project director for the federation. "The commission has said we can't expect increased f unding next year," he said. "But there's a good possibility of getting funds from other institutions in the county." The federal government doesn't care to sent Is see them. In fact, you might have the same problem. But be wise to go by the bookstore in most cases some memory and pick a good book on training will help at least ___________ 00 14. Igis a _ _ ________ HOROSCOPE _____ ( C~.- 11 '.7 by Howie Schneider UOLS 30 I WPM A 1001WR W;TS, CI4APTR CALLED ° 44Ct4J ' W TAM WIN . YOVKBIRTIWAY _ 2 I HE 51j,)5 IT5__b__.., ___ HAVE IT JNTEP ..5O HE WENT ' AHEAP AMP NTEP SOME, 9CAFOLPING. _________ //ç41iL ) ________ % 0 5 AT BRIDGE do ' ' 1 Take stock of yournU. VMG0 (Aug. U4;spL 22) NORTH _ taIii $0 .hW yàt 'IUII$?. If eyebrows __ ( -BUGS SUNNY CHALL.NG\ LIKE Th4l SOMEONE iDA UE1.,YOU SLAP X-- ____ ______ _____ _______ _____ ___ _____ _____________________________ __ ______ ___ 4,-.. $-i1 Qili Regional Swiss Team of Four In Dallas. He chose the rather '.. I.& T V go.6e.11 * '.11 -, I., 1, ,. - - . - ., . - . f 14 ~': - fr ______ -- ? it I-^ L - more ,,k V - - . .. ' *..L * . , -. -. 17--4j~ I `~. . %. --'j %-, . . A w.s, yis . I OW'T KNOW U V iwr - _b(a, Y. I DO r_' I *IPJLLY HM UP AU NIGHT NINS OH NY .. .Jamie In the filled-in foundation which was to hold home In Altamonte Springs. their dream home. The incomplete foundation Is Couple Now Lost Dream Home, May Lose Their ___ -. _____________________ ____ ______________________ _____ By DAVID M. RAZtER Herald Staff Writer "inargin." (ielIWfldiflg. But the Salkauses' main contention is the bank acted on- Rumors the I loots were in serious The turmoil spread to the stock market financial difficulty involving their silver with rumors major brokerage houses An Altamonte Springs couple who failed to get their dream properly when it handed over the check to Timberline, IE5T.. _______________________________________________________________________ ,.s, _______ 66 p. 1 —' mIursAvwE600urrNrf I[I*I11IIiIM1tHA m IMOV VHE IPJTE • MY SIIIN NI? ffiLJM A FW FIFz.lgS? . . ~hI - WMrSAY. LlMIP 1.lXM , ..__- by I . *1 • MA1INSI . w r . • . • , . ." . 4 6 ! ._~t.', . o . • M DICMUI .• 0 . - I. ' . 0 - S • o o • . - 5 0 f idl:I:L,.i.1;:)I:.b. 0 %% I /., _____________________________________________________ . - Today Action Reports .. 2* Around The Cluck. ........ 4A Bridge ... .................12* Calendar ................IOA Classified Ads .... .. 10A-11A Comics ...................12* Crossword ..................l2A Dear Abby ..................5* Deaths .. ....................2* Dr. Lamb... . 12* _________ Editorial • •.......... 4A Florida . 3A horoscope .' . 12* Hospital ..................3* Nation. Ourselves •. ...................5* Sports . ................8A.9A Television .. Leis ure Weather .. 2A World . 2A __ iciaIs Th'ie nk Offs' s` B'Io g accept his philosophy," said Mayor Lee sufficient in size to bring in the revenue The city was asked if it would look P. Moore. necessary to support a bond issue would favorably on a petition for annexation of And the city commission went to work be about 125,000 square feet, about four a parcel on Upsala Road, south of State Speaking further of a prospective bond a letter Knowles, Paulucci said he variety of projects he and his family plan funds. He noted that Economic issue, Mayor Moore said if the city 15 visitedIn with U.S.toDepartment of Housing _______ to get underway whether the city follows Development Administration (EDA) about to start from a stand-still position, and Urban Development officials in .____ through or not, grants can be for 100 percent of a project, it will be a long time down th __________ e road" "Think big," was the message City for 75 percent or for 50 percent, with the before the work, on a bond issue would be Washington concerning his pla n to buy _________________ ________________________ __________________ the Seminole Memorial Hospital plant completed. _______ Manager Warren Knowles passed on to city expected to put up the difference. I .7 and property when the new hospital is the commission from the Duluth, Minn. The idea of seeking money for a The idea of seeking money to build a bui lt on the la kefront by the Hospital ________________ __ ____ and Sanford Industrialist and en- citywide storm-drainage system was lire station and acquiring equipment for Corporation of America. Uvpreneur. discarded after Knowles said the best the that station for the southwest section of Paulucci's plan calls for converting the ;tL "Sometimes we become so involved in city could get in federal grants for storm the city In the Mayfair golf course area 1 hospital into a nursing home, tying it by mundane day-today business, we don't drainage would be 50 percent of the costs was approved quickly. • .. look to the future," said City Corn- with the city to f und the difference. The commissioners discussed the overhead crosswalks with the professional missioner John Morris, saying the city building he ow ns across the He noted some sort of tax would have 10 possibility of asking Paulucci if he might street. In addition he announced plans to should look In any direction it can for bejevied and pledged for the difference donate a si te in his proposed to wnhouse buil d three highise buildings, two for bonellit the cit 'a downtown area and the separate referendums turned down 8 Road 46A in Lake Mary. Knowles said, southwest section of the city, doininiums and a third one to be in the request from the city for taxing authority however, a number of appropria te sites center to house a theatre, swimming in Nini Phols by Tern th ar the city should follow paulucci's lead and that the storm drainage project which pool, meeting rooms, nursing staff and HOP SIGN . ask federal and state agencies for as would have coat $3 million nine years ago An item to be specifically brought to Conference center. . much financial' assistance as possible, would cost about $11 million today. Gov. Bob Graham's attention for possible "This would be done privately by M#orkW driving ilsbug Pain Sprinp Drive were doing double takes modifying the scope of the projects later Next topic was the possibility of a state funding at a nieeting to be held in ourselves," he said in the letter... -What ____ an they passed Altamonte Springs Elementary School this morning if necessary. Golden Age Center which would also Tallahassee next Thursday, the corn- the Paulucci family does privately later "Jeno's approach is not to be small, house social service agencies such as a missioners agreed, is acquisition of a 20- un does not hinge on w ha and 'spatted what appeared to be urge pink rabbit acting as a t the community crossing guard. They need oat have doubted their sanity or sobriety His thinking (for federal and state fun. social security Office, medicare office 25 acre parcel in the southwest section does," he said. "All I am telling you is ding Of for U city projects) Is in the neigh- and other federal, state and county for park land. City officials going to that we do have some plans that, since It was Elmira Dawsis .1 Akaa.ste Spriap. This Is her borhood mil lion to $10 million. He facilities. . Tallahassee for the meeting with hopefully, will materialize that ha ve to eIghth year as a crossing guard and she said she likes to dress for all tidnits if we are going to do It, we should Knowles said the city's share, aside Paulucci and members of his staff are do with our greatest asset here in San. do It right," Knowle d. from federal and state funding, could be Mayor Moore, Knowles and Morris. Also ford, and that is that it's a tuarvelous Uvals from her basket before going to RollenwaM Schoioll and paying "We are going to have to come up with financed through the rental of space in going to the meeting with the group will place to retire for the Golden Age age of _______ ______ _____ _____ ._ . Cotnmluioner David Fair said he felt for drainage. Knowles also po ted 0 ________________ , - — Allissit" WWW"_____ Industrialist Jeno Pauluccils visions Thursday morning in a one-hour meeting times the size of city [mill. for Sanford are not small and Sanford's setting some tentative plans and sonic "Tile bond issue is a hard nut to property involved is contiguous to -' city commissioners joined him Thursday guidelines for Knowles to follow in crack," Moore said, adding, however, (touching) other city land, the ann thinking big. preparing applications for federal and tile city currently has a $1.6 million nexation would likely be approved. Paulucci urged t he commission to set a sta te money. Meanwhile the cornniissioners enoutsta nding public improvement bond 1.1st of projects the city would need - 0 tI ____ . .1 . - . t .. with large WIdings of gold and silver, adequate to cover tile rest. l a .-. I by Craig L"11111111" , . 1i4 MY . . Then tile Securities and Exchange stunned iiiarkets Wednesday with the Cointiiission ordered trading suspended announcement he and a group of wealthy in stock of Bache Group Inc., one of the Arabs would sell interesthearing cer- nation's largest brokerage (Irma, because of "events relating to corn. tilicates backed by silver. Hunt reportedly was In Europe to raise modifies futures trading accounts maintained by customers with tile firm." funds to meet 19s loan requirements. The report he had been turned down by one ilaclie, in Its first official comment, a Swiss bank sent silver plummeting to $10 statement by Chairman harry Jacobs Jr. -in ounce before it recovered ,I bit to late in tile day, said tile Hunts had filet $1085 an ounce at the cl ose, (lawn $4.40 on about $100 million of an undisclosed the day. amount of margin and he said their Sources said another foreign bank, collateral in stocks and bonds was Approved first was the concept of an issue. The Thecity also has $1.3 million in dorsed completely Paulucci's announced federal and state funding to see ac- application for federal assistance for to cover most of the issue, he plans for development in the downtown area compllshed, promising to use his in- planning for the downtown area. area which he and his family plan to fluence and assistance In getting funds. Knowles warned that some of the said. undertake. -- _______________________________________________________________ . holdings hit the inetals markets early were in trouble because their customers, • assistance with a variety of projects to and that the people of Sanford in two development off Rantoul Lane and State senior citizen apartments or con . Ryan _ 1 . a _______________________________ ____________________________ . —1 ___________ IF__ cointitent Thursday. and spread to stocks, where reports the including the Hunts, were unable to come Hunts were liquidating sizable stock up with additional margin. To lead the way, Paulucci announced R .projects might require matching local ___________ ______________________________ large interest rates themselves to obtain Cash. Minks recently have had to pay 21 percent for certificates of deposit, a Salkaus, explaining she cannotafford tile payinents tile bank is By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer _____ - = are institutions , _____ __ ____ _____ _____ Lot Jeno'Sanford PC LEN customers - ' o Thf rate charged - government from withholding federal construction of prefabricated dwellings, but received, at most, — - I increase Photo by Torn Netsil Edward and Beverly Salkaus stand with their son all that remains of their plans for a $35,00(i log Herald Mrs. Salkaus also claims a Florida Federal inspector signed money for a year before handing it out to a pile of logs insufficient to build a statement saying the foundation for the home had been the promised structure, counties. Timberline, Its owner John Anderson (now missing and completed. But the foundation was never finished, only a wall Last year the federation was using 1978 wanted on grand theft auto charges) and Anderson's father, of blocks set in place. money and the federal government has Clifford, of Tennessee are under investigation by the l8th Florida Federal's attorney Charles floss sit!(] lie doubled ruled the delay must stop. Circuit Court state's at torney and other sta te law enforcement such a report existed, but did not have the file available. The monetary increase would provide officials for allegedly defrauding many central Florida While the Salkauses claim the bank acted improperly in an additional 119 meals per day for families by taking par tial payments after signing contracts, giving Timberline the check, Ross said Florida Federal "be nt Congregate Meals, bringing the total but fa iling to deliver the promised homes. over backwards" to help them, but now has to consider But the Salkauses stand to lose more than just the $3,732 foreclosing their muortage, because they have never made a served to 219. It would also provide for 14 additional Meals on Wheels, bringing the deposit they said they gave John Anderson on Sept. 18, 1978, as payment on their loan. total under one plan to 40. Meals on deposit on a $35,000 home. They may soon face foreclosure on According to the Salkauses, the began to get suspicious Wheels also serves 55 deli vered meals their mortgage from Florida Federal Savings and Loan, about t he work being done by Timberline In December 1978, A month after the Salkauses paid their deposit, Florida two months alter the logs arrived on their vacant lot. daily under Title XX of the Social Security Act and 20 daily meals to per- Federal paid out $10,268 in a check to Timberline Log Homes At that thne, only the foundation wall was in place, and this sons who do not meet federal guidelines for delivery of the log package to the family's building site in was not up to standards, a row of blocks too low, they say. but are locally determined to need the West Altamonte heights. Mrs. Salkaus said she and her h usband repeatedly called the servfe. These are funded locally. But the home was never built and the logs left to rot. Florida bank asking whether any money had been given to Timberline Maher said there are about 10 people Federal holds the Salkauses responsible for the third of their and t hey were always told none had been turned over to the currently on the waiting list for Meals On loan disbursed to Timberline. "We're devastated, totally flat out broke," said Mrs. Wheels, See DREAM IIOMF., Page 2* 11 NEW YORK UP! Citibank, the second largest lending in. stitution, today raisti the prime top corporate to a record 19'i pe r ce nt front 19 percent. Other banks expected to follow suit because the have had to pay nation 's was ,.'\ ,,,. Prime Rate Jumps The average price of a NYSE share off $1.18 and the Dow Jones in- major source of funds. dustrial average 25.43 at the depth of The also was sparked by the selling so heavy it put reporting tickers Federal Reserve's March 14 decision to 15 minutes late. By the close, the INYSE, restrict credit and increase reserve was off only 34 cents ' and the Dow 2.14. requirenients. There were indications 'the Hunts Nelson Bunker and V. recently the Fed might have tightened Herbert reportedly own the nation's credit again, but montw watchers were largest hoard of silver and also have not certain. large silver futures holdings. :.. "1 don't think it's any secret that we like silver,'' Herbert Hunt, in a typical granted Willa loan after he threatened to understatement, said in a recent liquidate his holdings, which have been telephone interview, estimated anywhere front 150 million Recent declines in silver prices forced ounces to over 300 million ounces. Hunt the hunts to caine up with the cash also reportedly sold a large amount of be cause th e silver futures were bought on silver in Zurich. the iiiarket form of credit known as 1 lerbert I hint was unavailable for . government ruling disallowing the state who allegedly contracted with Timberline Log Homes for have not been delivered. 600Q virc s TUE tIJT OF NY ___________________ _______ McmvflLf. OM. THE PEOPLE IILL I ml NOl'HsN you, 1MtiD iIJ 1S79 13 reboundett sharply at tile close. . by Leonard Srr by lob Thaves sent - ., moted a trump trick for the OH!. d% **T ei'wi m' - :.: 0 . . - But i nstead of lh1ng In a custom log cibin.styIe home, they Federal attorney. The additional funds for this year are living in a nearby aWknitnt. Despite a contract negotiated by Florida Federal for the become available due to a federal The Salkauses are one of three families in Seminole County exchange, and repeated calls by a bank attorney, the new logs I I The Ihint and gold and the stock market on one of its wildest rollercoaster rides, . Before it was over, silver prices fe ll more than $4 an ounce, gold dropped $32 in New York, and stocks, which lost .A. than $30 billion on paper at their worst, per cent in related services. . __ ANNUl I.R. S. .,. - - caused a drop in prices 4-- V UP! YORK brothers of Texas, one of the nation's richest families, won ;I sioo inillion showdown Th ursday, but rumors they woul(lnt make U silver accounting for $119,000. To get federal The logs are no longer there. They were removed at the Edward and Beverly Salkaus of Altamonte Springs came to funds, localities must put up a 10 percent Seminole County In August 1978 with hopes of building a home bank's request after Clifford Anderson agreed to supply a new match, with 5 percent in cash and 5 for themselves. package free of charge, said the Salkauses and tile Florida poiat of view. quiddy today If you show am What LEO (July 23Aug.22) Envy signs of a lack Of un. tirpart scientist with the banger or the scientist? Both styles of bidding belong In the _____ game.mes course atude. Sometimes and be supportive, n V you South play1 in a of action can be that sppsar to be downers con don't condone their deeds. - -. .• - NEW -• hot noon meal to shut-ins, are budgeted paid out part of their loan to the contractor forecloses on their the log package was delivered, Mrs. Salkaus said only a small Iloldings sent the inarket intoa rout. at about $154,Mo with federal funds unpaid mortgage. Bunker Hunt wits in Europe. where tie quantity of lumber was ever left on the site. off-beat four-spade opening. Locking at his own cards, he thought game would g and diarn was not e y. His four-spa de bid n ci~_ hum. . 1, A - __ ____ 13 . P• -. ti I'ilM IN T1'1E E, LJICE THI S ,-. 4. - meals a day to elderly citizens at five __ 0 own J. 'I locations within the county, and Meals home from a company now under investigation by the state's therefore it should be responsible for the loss. On Wheels, a program which delivers a attorney, may also lose more than $10,000 when a bank which While the firstcheck was not supposed to be turned over until ARI (March 21-April 19) me (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) *loss •Q3 With nothing to guide him 97 AICQS3 Your attitude could be such You could have a difficult West led toe queen oi . QJ 109 •7543 today that you make tim today sesing UK* diamonds. Declarer immedi. do.—d. 443 ately discarded two small ________ seem more but. what your responsiblllflei something soutH hearts on the ace and king of dsnsowethan ltis. Loosest up. are, and either fry to sht •AIJI$42 diamonds, Then South Try to see the positive side Of them on to another or 1V 10*4 finessed the jack of spades. your tub. Find out more of them alWpthw. • -. When It won he drew the outwhet lies ahead for you In the *X72 scoaio (Oct 3*-Nov. 22) tanding trumps. South p ed year following your birthday 'fla majority should rule, so if vainei. Neith.i' a club to the queen and f by Ed Sullivan a diamond. He then ran all of • by sending for your copy Of your ideas differ from those Of Dealer' South his re atrornp.. HE SAYS IT'LL MAKE ThE Aitro.Gropb latter. Mall $1 your frnda, bond al1ttle. Try w se, last teeth effect of forcThis had JO A LT EA5IER. ,for .sCh to A*oGrapb, Boi to go along with what they 4• lag West to ei ther pitch h is is to — ________________________ 4, Radio City Station, N.Y. w h do. Pass Pas Pa high diamond or unguard the _____ ____ ___ t1'th 11I. Be au's 10 IPICIfY SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 — jack of clubs. Either wa — date. Dec. 21) Your fowidatloes are th scored up his game wit ____ TAURUS (April 20..May ) not as strong as you may three overtricks. Opening Iead:• Q _____ Since this was a tea m soc uyWq toli e. the hanol was played at little touchy today through to alienate those who other table. Here South opposing viewpoints with an presently support Y0 lit- — was a scientific bidder. This acqtalntancs. Before s'giis* terests, _____ was the bidding: ask yourself If It's worth It. CAPP.ICORN (Dec. IJ&L By Oswahi Jaceby west North East s.. Ales Isstag 01Mfl41 (May 21-June 10) 11) Going in &cles today Take cue that you don't could be the result Of lack Of a • P' 1• mas are two adonis of ,1 ______ ____ I __ Pies a, Pies 24 wjdentioqiaUy say something ____ platnhtg and organization, thought in bidding. _____ P*ii Pus 4• flattering about one who Ii You'll have a wasted day If Some people believe in the by St"& Heiffldahl un roack, SW what The bidding tipped West off pereosi won't be able to ___ laugh AQUARIUS (Jan. 3O.F.b. you hays and investigate all to the killing heart lead. East pjUhIs, fl$ -L $j cuIied the first It oIL 19) Be wary of your believes in the slant-bang tricks and then played a dcvCANC (JUN 2Wuly 22) Of matters r.laing $0 CIEN7 Y aPcOS BId what you think asta th heart. The Den't be so quick to pass ° or material 11th,1, today. This you CU Iuü.5. Thele are fgy1, ng four ___ 4 Of hearts proUthi of -the ______ _______ to both method. owning a matter on your trestle opts lie defense. Whatever South did mind. YOU C&A learn FIISM(M.31*amb X) TeIllay-g bad Ulotr&tn & dw 10 of spades would defeat PRISCI LLA'S POP ".. ds ket tock -t-c-,.._. 4; %'' " .-. • This year, Congregate Meals, a program which serves abo ut 100 hot be turned Into a goldanine. bliarchatim This coming yew don't just ___ hM1VI1 i1* _____ _ in,augurato them - I — 111~ S S who puts up the matching funds, Maher (S1 talk about your Ideas — put Although you might not mean I I them Ip seticis, The result It, today you have a tendency /9 (vtX) of - FRANK AND ERNEST en Mar Iver .11 • some. memory training. ___ ___ ___ The federation is working on the - - I ' .. w. U WANT .I .. -. matching funds) so more people get meals this year, how is It going to be __________ ___ WHIN : ~, •... .. i i L commission is concerned about next year. • we grant the money ($3,382 in haven't made any real effort it Is others, just as it's easier to train it, it may not work so for some people to learn 10 r u . . 1 ,1 " • Commissioner Sandra Glenn said the easier to ____________________________________________ 44 43 45 46 - 36 - ARCHIE b I • ls additional meals M 61 Cr •.. . daily Sometimes a exercising you mind and have too much to remember. 53 54 155 developing your memory. _________________________________ 1 _______Q___ Start lear ning to remember A good example is the busy by Bob Montana is 51 57 1" lIsts of things. Ihave included executive. He usually has a remember in The Health Latter I've secretary 83 ...I4E HAS NO CHANCE —— 64 — — you ne th ings for him e I th de a of using word more routi ____________ __ I i - — associ a ti ons. S t a r t while he remembers the big 65 68 67 __________________________ poems, things. A mother can have so memorizin g FOR APANCEMENTP — —— — — — __________ ——— —— — — quo tati er things, manythlngstorememberina ons or o th (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN,) 0 __________ y to picture things as you busy family that she may £ HIMSELF? . U 'Wtii1a , For $3,382 in itiatching funds, the Federation of Senior Citizens Clubs of Seminole County could accept an additlonal $30,438 froni the federal jornment earmarked for providing meals for the elderly and shut-ins. The money would provide about 133 per day this year. Seminole County has the amount needevailable from another program for the elderly that is delayed, but County . still years. 25 25 27 0 - - - - - ____________ — I - THE HOUSE k4 ._z _)' . Herald Staff Writer careful about old age and an lived to older person who has trouble able to remember and are remembering things play musical scores with problem simply because of unequalled skill. That's age. There are a lot of reasons because they trained their for such difficulties, mem ies and continued to Some people seem to be work or the memory system so it able to remember things continues to function for them more easily than others but a for lot of this Is training. If you've Basically, the mind is a lot play the never my not doi very like muscles and it can be well If you alt down to play. trained In almost everyone. train The same ' thIz is true in Sometimes it's training the memory. If you the mind of some people than quite — — — — — — — — — — — 1 iT l7/1r 80 Thousandth 38 Gentle Norway I RP4êRP'5 GONG TO PMNT Me r a Seni . I. :. 133 Add o will examples by Art Sansom KWW CAQ MW ~OU Y ALIAJN?S CRAZY! MIRW LJG$JOU4( •. I THE BORN LOSER EEK a MEEK I 481-280)—Price 20 Cents Greek i') 8 I development of their memory ____________________________________________ _ i% •' - OLM ¶7 ed What bLL #a. ld be embarra when __ Hera Id—CUSPS I At . TOPAY YOU 6140LiLP TRY TO BEAUTIFY SOME PRAB AREA OF YOUR LIFE Evening aord, Florida 32771 won' t start _____________________ Year, No. 188--Friday, March 28,1980— Sunflower _ ") Dr. 72nd gone 0 Betting .-_- ]Hlerttl4i . .r I' m plainly, I can't TI AN state RHT ? - you in desperation. To put 'Ji rii° It % YOU'RE A LI8RA, ______________ a c u Inventor Ldmb can't. I've to writing ëANe U Young men I3 Uncanny Actor Sparks I. A I. L I, times say. things down. Composition 20 Cubicles forget that," but Testament "Oh, I 40 (sbbr.) 10 Rove 22 Drug agency • Fishhook do. ou ss I I factor book 11 L (abbr.) leader or ______ . He would ia Military 46 Beasts of to go to my doct 24 Over (poetic) • burden branch (abbr.) probably snicker anyway. My 25 Killer whale expanse ___________ I do think It's very im48 Type measure 21 Wild party Information husband becomes perturbed by Mart Walker 28 for people to Nut (sI.) portent 49 23 Lack of (abbr.) no pith DOWN ng their memory' 50 Ibsen 30 Circular vitality traini can I do? medication. motion character 24 lots I Slime you they're young. The higher the DEAR READER 34 Oriental sauce 2 Streets (Fr.) 25 Safety agency 51 Unrestricted refrained from telling me 35 UfiINS 53 Charged (abbr.) 3 Offers 36 Yelp 4 Insect what your age is but it really and mental faculties, the particles 26 Make muddy serve them 37 Snakes Compass 27 Membranous 54 Liberal doesn't matter because longer they 39 Kind of Point 55 Goddess of pouch people can have memory well as they get older. slipper 6 610" Ing to 29 Roman deity fat! problems at any age. It is not 41 letter the th ng 42 Singing voice 7 Sesame plant 31 Mouths (sI.) 5$ Skin tumor necessarily a sign of old age. of this is some of 32 Stratagem 59 Measure of 43 Don Juan's FrIghten That why we have to be our great musicians who have land (metric) 33 Homeric poem mother 9 Capital of deciding that uv I7 -• - ry ' "1 82 MIraI BEETLE BAILEY 0 emo DEARDR.IAMB __ ____ a: - T $4 * * PT ___ . M For $ OR 01* L 61 ______ T N ' Games, Poems u ' ___ I Sward _________ _____ Try ! Ml 9 • . Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 45 Aviation by Chic Young Thursday, March 21, 1NO - tir.Q..4t II BLOND I E • ' visit to th e school's exceptlisal children, some kind of co st estimates if we are ¶0. out are available in th at ea. al e facility. Moore said rental space be Lake Mary Mayor W . I ter Sorenson. people's lives. " ~* 1% .I- - _..;, 1 . _ . 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VES...OLJ 8AN)T II~ i C100 - ~ 1 J' ! L 4 ________________ ___ ___________________________ ___________________________ _____ BEETLE BAILEY NOT API O I I JUST KEEP HOW THE RIGHT COMBINATION WILL / ONE ITEM Win-I ANOTHER... 'yoj KNOW * Al, / _______ I ......2 _____ / / 1 // 1 ~ ____________________________ ______ / 2 't)ug. Pi7 O'tM i i) — 3 _______________________ by 1i / - ___ ——— 26 27 28 - 35 53 ______ _____________________________ LOOK,ARCHIE, OH,WOW.'. WHAT IT HAS FLECKS ITS A 6000 GOLD N THING YOU APCHIE, HOW DO ''C)U ITS LIKE THIS NEW EYE SUPER. SHADOW 1M WEARiNG!' 30 —— — 49 — — 55 — 61 64 I I — 66 67 ———— — — ____ _______ ' 0 by Howie Schneider THE. IJLT' 114R IT is... T' I IT'LL. t.JEiJER (ff -W GjRyjM MIUM ~M OF MM _______ _______ . . . . r . AT problem Is the neutralization • , ' - ,:: . ,. PALM. W5T .., 4. I ' .-.1, ,,, ;:, k fl" . " . ~ .1~ . 8 By SAM COOK lIera1dSpor Writer stumbling Tribe from a S2 deficit to a tiedat55an(lonlvl:401ef1 to play. On the Seminole High School forward Bruce 630 advantage in a furious two.minute missed free throw, Ft. Pierce tipped the McCray turned snake.charmer in the span, ball out of bounds, but the' Tribe failed to final three minutes to uncoil Ft. Pierce With the Cobras holding a 55.52 lead capitalize as guard Glenn Stambaugh Central's Cobras 68-62 and give Sanford following a questionable technical, later missed a fadeawa jumper on the , _t~4!!,, 't . .. .4 'L TWI L 1. WINNER . T . the Region 54A basketball championship assessed on the Seminole players for baseline. I ,• , - .. ' ., n Local Officials, HA Sign Pact 1 ic e 1 Construction: 4-6 Months? . NEV N-MAN . By TOM GIORDANO Herald Managing Editor Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) has selected a 17-acre site fron- _____ Seminole County is out of the hospital business — a goal county officials have had for over a year. SO It doesn't cause the gas, 0 ____ _________ By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer 'S ____ ___________ At p.m. Tuesday, County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, Seminole _____ ting Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees your name and address to This product is still not well your letter, I would have sent you The Health Letter known and many people write number 7-2, Milk Products: to me that they've been to Good And Bad. Since you their pharmacist to ask about Chairwoman Sophia Shoemaker and Hospital Corporation of American Vice President Jim Main signed a contract providing HCA take over Seminole Memorial Hospital and provide a who have milk intolerance. it and he never heard of It. replacement facility within three years. YOUR BIRTHDAY them so skillfully they'll feel other readers if you'd like to That's understandable since March 5,1980 helped, rather than offended, have It and send In 75 cents the product hasn't been New associations you make LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In with a long, stamped, self- marketed that extensively this coming year will be very situations where you are___________________________________________________ addressed envelope for it. yet. That is why I am in- A last-minute revision of the contract calls for RCA to provide an additional $200,000 for an annuity program for employees who would lose out by having he do like t care of this newspaper, P.O. product in the column, to withdraw from the state retirement program. Mother change raises the amount of money low-income people can WIN make and still receive free medical care. RCA officers presented county officials with a check (or $52 mUIhOn which will BRIDGE ______ ______ •. r . * _____ - -... •rA .,,• .... . , County board of county commissioners -' _________ ____ 'el and the SMH board of trustees turning over the hospital and future medical care ____ ____ ' ' . iI _ -. ____ IS FUNCLE BUGS 1W YOU OONT CO5S WI4EN I' _______ ________ -i sisicrs YOU. YIKFSI dictates that you may lose a The student won the first partner if you do. career Is concerned today. Do Don't be afraid to make a good job. Your efforts will changes or to experiment, with be appreciated by the right fresh techniques. I "I 16 "(3.. p trick with the ace of INEWSI-APER ENTF211HISE ASSN.) diamonds, drew trumps and people. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. led a club to dummy's king. (For a copy JACOBY CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Things are presently East took his ace and queen You're very effective in stirring that could enhance and led a third club which the MODERN, Send $1 to: "Win a, ease your student ruffed. Later on the Bridge." care of this newspa. dealing with others today. your status and student lost the spade finesse, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City You have a no-nonsense income careerwise. Be alert a diamond and his game Station, NOw York, N.Y. approach. but you manage for new opportunities. 10019.) contract. J ___________ ________ P ________ ______ _____ ~ ;~~7'1 ::~~~ - ___ ___ IN 0.. ANNIE U NMO 0 COMAIR@@0 NOW DON'? MI$IP4YIPRWI This, 1 -BUT ThAT G 1 QUICKLY? mo aUTj Ln m M-SlMei. *$T I ie FRAY!... Be EN!!! pj 5T AN ,-i' BFOR IT e 4$BUGH FOR I 'm I.AT!!! . KIM! rc' ,' :1*?). __ i: . .. 11 I bu IN Gl4ARR OP SI4RtMP DIVISION. ____ . P UI Pa 4111111 T*%111011, ___ ____ ____ L' ' - ______________ WH1,1'HPNIS, YOUR MW PVWI.AP THDS 1I.00KS MI6I41VI (MYC1FUMN15 I'tH __ 1)4w Fi9'fl(lNP wopIWAV I 1 D %%VV tv VEIT a I HAP FOR WIC. ____ ___ 0. P. ' -"-- ___ ___b I __ __ ____ _______ __ _ _ ____ 'r .I L. . "' .A. . S. . _ , . . . . — I . ,i MAX ___ ,,. r months to complete," Lewis asserted. . Lewis said tentative plans are to build - 1\ 1041, a three-story to four-story hospital - , "probably with an entrance from the . lakefront." Herald Photo by Tom N,ts.4 What possible snags could HCA hit Seminole County Commission Chairman [Sill Kirchhoff signs the which inight interfere with that Nation Backs Away From ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) — Pakistan has officially rejected the $400 million aid package offered by the United WASHINGTON (UPI) — The administratIon's switch on a U.N. Security Council vote condemning Israeli settiellnents in the occupied territories no one Israel and its mçporten on capitol Hill. By once again raising the Issue Of President Carter's competence in foreign affairs, the admitted foul-up appears to have played into the hands Of his principal presidential opponent, Sen. Edward Kennedy. Dear Abby .........411 Sports...........9"I!A Reagan In Manachus.ftg, % ooO..... ____________________________________ - For several weeks RCA had been U .S . edges of Sanford, having agreed it would build its new hospital within the Sanford city limits or on contiguous land easily annexable. The 17 acres chosen, ac. it was disclosed today, Presidential foreign affairs adviser Agha Shahi told a cording to Stemper, already are within 71111 fliP-nop Mon6y night, ameft the first U.S Sectr'ity Council vote rebuking Israel on the settlements meeting of municipal officials that his government had told Washington It was not interested in the arms and economic package and that Pakistan had specifically disassociated itself from any US. initiatives to introduce the relevant legislation in the U.S. Congress. Issue, came after an anguished day of White House meetings in which Israeli Ambassador Ephraim Evron was a participant, Carter Issued a statnent Monday night saying U.N. The aid package, proposed by President Carter in January, consisted of $200 million for military equipment on credit and $200 million in economic aid to be spread over a period of 18 months. Carter also offered to strengthen to negotiate a deal with HCA to ha ve the hospital built within Sanford's city limits. Lewis said advantages of the chosen site include the lakefront view it wW provide; accessibility front doctors' offices from various areas such as Lake Ambassador Donald Mcflenry dhould have abstained, rather than vote to condemn Isr e1onsaturday. McHenry said he was following orurs from Secretary Of State Cynts Vance. -- ______ we'll be in there clearing the land and preparing for construction. I'd estimate it would take between 18 months and 24 Around The Clock ..4A horoscope ..........Carter Move Upsets All Sides 3• Stories on Po. SA. _______ ____ . ' .,., Classified Ads .. . . 2-3B Hospital ...........3A Comics ............SC Natioii .............3A Cmsword ......... 8C Ourselves ........ 1.4B Deaths .............2A Television ......... 12C Dr. Lamb ..........SC Weather . ..........2A Editorial ...........4A World ..............2A _ ______________________ . Lewis noted. He explained the state certification application Is necessary to looking at a variety of sit es in and at the Vermont PrImad•s. ___ __ 'We took out a nine-month option on the property, and our next step is to apply to the federal government and the sta te of Florida for a certificate of need," PAKISTAN ___ ________ . __ , 14 1 4 M A 1 major problems to hamper the process, and added he sees none in the works, the new hospital could be operational In we can show such a need, and, indeed, a 1 =-I .WAD would like to have in the vicinity. Lewis said this morning if there are no greater need for our new facility," Lewis explained. s S _____ S _________ II Au.osiD 0 * ,0 _______ No MIS I - Action .............2A Florida ..,.,..,,,., 3A / % 5' _______ Stemper confirmed he put the deal together, and also confirmed his con. tinuing role in negotiating forthe sale of an additional three to five acres RCA also process takes four to six months to complete. "Within 30 days of that certification, . ISRAEL -' . by Craig Lgg.ft _________________________________ ZOONIES by T. K. Ryan other individuals. build the new facility and added the 1 'I 3.4. _______ TUMBLE WEEDS . . # -_ ' Today ____ _____ Ali - to RCA. Estimat ed cost of the land on' whith RCA took out an option is upwards of $20000 an acre, The land, according to Bill Stemper, Sanford realtor responsible for putting together thepackage for RCA and the landowners, is owned by Michael Myers, a Seattle, Wash., investor and final version of a contract relinquishing control of Seminole timetable? "Well, we've got to show the state there contribution toward care of Indigents can depend on the number of members in a Memorial hospital to hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville, is a need for the 250 beds or so we propose HCA must get a Certificate of Need be renegoUated annually. And each year family. Tenn., firm. Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker, chairwoman of the out-going to have in the new hospital, compared from the federal and state governments, HCA will pay any excess needs The new scale provides that a single Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees (center), also signed with the approximately 200 beds now at but ft has been applied for and HCA Lewis said the county will provide person making up to $3,400 will receive the document. Former hospital trustee Fred W. Mobley. (right), SMH. There may be hospitals in the area officials said they expect no problem more funds as necessary and RCA's free care. also attended. who disagree with our need-estimate and could oppose certification attempting to show the need is not so great. But we feel by Lsor,ard IT V5 UN*&C, ..HAVE ABU KAF-1)N! W UH vRBUCK51 çyp o'jr j10 COM "ER OW6 60M AS 'iOU ORPeReP- .: ' received earlier, __________________________ ______ In the last budget year, the county As a private corporation, RCA can't At the contract signing, the county assigned $400,000 for care of indigents, use the state retirement system. commission also passed a resolution Gossett estimated, however, that a Employees with over 10 ye ars service recognizing the excellent work of the out- year's interest on $5.2 million at an will remain in the system. Ile $200,000 going hospital board of trustees and average percentage rate of 14.15 percent will be used to set up an annuity for those hospital administrator, would arnounl to $735,000 annually. who have contributed to the prograrn, it Doug Lewis director of domestic If used for care of indigents, this would for less than 10 years. development said today he expects relieve taxpayers of the burden entirely. Lewis said the plan Is costing it new hospital board and administrator to Kirchhoff said he believes the county more, but "we want to look good to our be named "shortly." HCA has promised should not touch the principal in case it new employees." to choose the new board, except for tim decides it wishes to exercise its option to The revised scale for care of indigents administrator, exclusively from buy back the new hospital. was prepared in response to suggestions nominations of the Seminole Memorial The contract with RCA calls for the from community groups, including Hospital staff and county corncommissioners county to provide $300,X this year for Seminole Community Action, Kirchhoff The miasloners, care of indigents. If more funds should be said. It means families will be able to nominations were forwarded Tuesday. eeded this year RCA has agreed to make abou t $300 to $700 more pe The doctors nominations had be en n r year absorb the additional cost. The county's and still receive free care. Amounts .. HCA heels of formalizing the agreement __ by Stolfvl & Heimdahl at Tuesday between the RCA, Seminole ,. BUGS BUNNY ) Confirmation of the Sanford site for the new hospital came this morning on the of assets of Seminole Memorial Hospital. 'l guess this isn't a good acquaintances today. You're properly Is your forte today. ................................... .. . The check was immediately handed over day for finesses," remarked in a cycle where casual Associates may not know NORTH 3.4.$o .. If •' .' '.: . .. the student. to officers of the Tropic Bank of .:• . •AJ6 contac ts can be converted into what to do with them, but you . ''J .... .. ' "No It isn't." replied the •. •• . 1 , . . a Seminole. .,,'v . • ,,,,,,., Q ..,, . . 4!"'"tj.a ,4'k' lasting relationships. Find out will, Professor, "but once that ten •'' The bank will provide 14.11 to 14.26 ______ ______ more of what lies ahead for • of diamonds was led you were .raa Photo by Toni Vincent 4K 102 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) pe rcent interes 42 a you In the year following your safe at home without the need t on the funds while the This is a view of the northeast section of property at Seminole lakefront at northern tip of the site. The estimated cost of the land WEST for finesses." birthday by sending for your Your financial aspects are money Is held for a 91-day contingency Boulevard (U.S. Highway 17-92) and Mangoustine where the new which RCA took out an option is upwards of $20,000 an acre, 9 Q 1054 PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivan periOd. All South had to do to insure copy of Astro..Graph Letter. extremely encouraging today, fig 97 t. il ,r Th e car in photo at right is traveling along his contract was to play primarily because of your Tropic Bank Manager Blll,Gossett said hospital will be bu (CONSUMER )= #Q1098 Mail $1 for each • K 752 ThINK WE*VE FINALLY \ dummy's jack of dianionds ti nct for acquisition PlUS 9 ~ 4 J 874 ( IVIJNP SCWETI4ING1}1AT I 4 A Q A WHAT? interest for this period will amount to getting It, since the new hospital will be a agreement to pick up the balance In any Graph, Box 489, Radio City Ins and let East hold the trick, M your willingness to work hard. approximately $°°' / HIGHER THAN CONSLW,ER J SOVTH replacement facility, but it will take four given year Is a "cushion" so the county East would play a second SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Seminole County Circuit Court Clerk to six months. PRICES! • K 52 specify birth date. diamond. South would take his can make an annual budget. 9 VAK1032 Arthur H. Beckwith told the com. . ace, ruff a diamond, draw ARIES(March 21-April Sul Tim secret to your success Lewis said HCA agreed to contribute E County officials have indicated they ! • A 63 self today is to make a game out Of trumps and lead a club to Today you may find your % missioners and witnesses that all banks intend to use interest on the $5.2 million the extra $200,000 for the benefit of 453 11 __________ in Seminole County were given an 01)' to pay for care of indigent patients and employees that will join the corporation, dummy's 10. East would be in in a unique position where you the tasks confronting you. - .. with the qu Vulnerable: East-West ee n and the second of overcoming rs Think portunity to offer Interest rates on ten provide other county medical services. ______ L will benefit from things othe Assistant County Administrator Jeff 11 defensive trick, but the Dealer: Sou th re challenges as chalking up $500,000 Increments and one develop. It won't be a f Even with a corporately owned hospital, Etchberger said the agreement was ,\\\ N West North East South would be no way for him to % increment of the $5.2 million. Ints. • ride, because you will have PO the county remains legally responsible necessary to protect employees with over — _ get two more. A spade lead , Although seven banks Presented SAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23.. would cost the spade trick — something to offer. for providing medical care for those one year of service but under 10 years of M 3 - ' ______ a club lead would set up the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Do what ds dolug teAM tate bids, Beckwith sald, Tropic unable to pay. These funds have service who would lose what they have Pass Bank's was "a very excellent bid," and traditionally come from taxpayers. . king for a spade discard and a A friend who knows that he toda y without calling t invested in the state retirement system. ) diamond lead would allow a that bank received the entire amount. ruff and discard. We keep getting letters ask. ing if you may pass your __ partner's Blackwood four notrump. The answer Is that the laws allow it but common sense 17-92 north of West First Street. -- — . a can rely upon you is prepared much attention to yourself. opening lead:4 10 to rally behind you today Let your deeds and what you should you need him. AU you accomplish make the need do Is drop a slight hint, assertions, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4, More opportunity than usual 19) You'll he luckiest today BY exists where your work or using new ideas and methods, and Alai Soetag (U.S. spokesmen confirmed today. The site, according to Doug Lewis. HCA's director of domestic development, includes 650 feet of lake frontage along Seminole Boulevard (17-92), and extends some 1,000 feet back along the west side of Mangoustine, ending about one block -, ____ - -. ------ ... Monroe Seminole Memorial Hospital, __ _- lake Mangoustine Avenue to build an $18 million replacement hospital for ______ 41. Be very attentive to new with others and utilizing thern ______ _____ that happens to many people Had you been willing to positive outlook and a wider those you love, you will be range of interests. You might very successful today. Let even get Into fields you never your noble Instincts prevail. dreamed you would explore. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) ___________________________________________ AT PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Taking ideas that originate __________________________________ ________________________________________________ 55. Stambaugh's luck turned for the better however, as Titus missed the free throw with 2:09 remaining, "Titus has been making them all year long for us," a dejected cobra Coach Bill Wright said after the game about his clutch performer. ,,He's by f.arour best Tuesday night at Ft. Pierce. getting back on the floor t(x) slowly, After a time out the Cobras' 6-foot-2 free throw shooter. I thought we had The Seminoles now travel to West MeCray went to work. guard Luther Sandifer was clipped by Uwii." Palm Beach Twin Lakes in sectional First 6.foot-6 Heggie Butler picked off Stambaugh on a jump shot. Sandifer Despite Wright's thoughts, it turned competition Saturday night. A victory an errant pass and found quick Keith converted the first free throw, but missed out to be the Cobras that were being ha d. there will send them to Lakeland as one Whitney on the left sideline. Butler fed his second. McCray quickly drained the Ft. Pierce of the final four teams in the Class 4A Whitney, who found MeCray for a shot. A wild scramble ensued and Wayne venom with a six point burst. tournament, but the big forward was fouled. Titus threw in the rebound shot and was anged lionie free throw one, foWed b% Stambaugh. Ft. Pierce let] 58See SEMINOLES. Page 9A st I helpful in giving you a more motivated to take care of Send your request to me, in eluding the address for the I 06 ,i'~ ,1,,70~:1,~~,i-,,r Semin 0 oles Da nce n to Final Snake-Charm er AftcCray Uncoils Ft. Pierce Cobras 68 -62 "Ii SEMINOLE;c:i 41) tolerance. an $ 20 Cents distension and the cramping didn't, you c EEK & MEEK 481-280)—Price cusps 1• onstant adults who have milk (n- For Wednesday, March 5, 1980 ) ______ Herald - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ,,- ; milk or combinations of milk besides ulcers. That is why and cream have long been the person was given Lfl CX" used successfully in the tensive work-up before treatment of ulcers. In the Tagamet was prescribed even classic form of the Sippy diet, — Evening '' I .~:, " ._ 4-I' ., " - :1, ~ 11, 1. Gmi SATURDAY'S 1, can cause abdominal pain ________________________________________________________ % , ',. effect doesn't last very long ___________________________________________________ o, 1 . ?. Box 1551, Radio City Station, - HOROSCOPE 0) I . You're a bit like the person drip which keeps the stomach who only knows about p' acid neutralized. —— pendlcitis and thinks that Finally, it's always nice to every pain in the right side of — — — be able to do something about 31 32 33 the abdomen therefore must be appendicitis. Fortunately, problems. Many of the adult doctorsaren'tsoignorantand people who have milk in can get help in one th ey know that there are tolerance use one 42 — many causes for abdominal of two ways. They can milk subsoybean of the One would expect -- discomfort. stitutes that's available in the that the Tagamet was grocery stores with the infant — — — prescribed because the or th ey may wish to try food evaluation demonstrated the — — — This is a product of LactAld. presence of the ulcer. 58 57 58 Company and Sugar-Low the Now you've also come to the want information who — — wrong place to complain readers Sugar— — — about not informing people about it can write toAtlantic 85 about the difficulties with Low Company, 3540 Atlantic City, NJ — — — milk. As the regular readers Avenue, is an enzyme that 08404. This 68 of my column know, I have — — — reported this on numerous can be put in the milk and it occasions. There are many breaks down the double sugar - ______ _____ * — ———— 'IOUR EYELIDS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE.' THE WAY IT IS MEAN HAVE ME PROTECT ,,' IT.' RONNIE.' 60 ———— - ___________ ________ 83 WELL, WITH THE PRICE OF GOLQ 25 46 54 _ 59 - .1,. DEAR READER At least and calcium can increase the your letter shows th at there production of stomach acids. are a lot of other things that - rlda 32771 r.. 21 41 48 —— - Lamb * 11 41 1-4 1 1 ensh 37 45 47 50 51 52 I'm a lay person. Shame Ofl 10 11 —— Dr. operation was stopped and — — 9 8 - 38 40 — ——— . 111evitl4l I68— Wednesday, March anfo !1 ____________ 29 44 I . , 72nd Year, No. time they'd give him milk. It Milk actually neutralizes s was only after I brought thi the stomach acidity rather to his attention that his than causing it as you implied 61 Actor Heflin .j - 23 39 I I — - 1 and every night before bed 50 Quaffs 51 Arabian territory 52 Opera star - 38 by Bob Montana - 20 34 ___________ 7 ____________ —— _____ _____ ARCHIE 48 Is overfond 17 22 COUSIX. soz 44 Novelist 23 College — 24 _______________ —— ——— li I * .L DEAR DR. LAMB—O.K., I ãfif _ - 16 19 I- . . a NA __ 6 - - 18 q 5 4 15 cuzc o - ( l 11T o A 36 Lifted (Fr I — style —— /-12 'I ___________ ij I 3 Europe iL THE BORN LOSER M N 54 Father 37 Reduce particle 31 Back o f the 56 Soviet Union 38 Legal aid 8 Belonging to neck group (abbr. ) us 32 American 57 Grimace 40 Once more 9 Musical Indians 42 Sty 58 Shed blood instrument 43 River in 60 Upper surface 10 1900's art 33 Held in ______ _______ .1 Stomach's Ac ILIL E T 1 Kite part // I idity UI- *fl Market 26 Boom 4 European 30 Dawn 27 Hanker farmer 34 School organi. 5 Inexperienced 28 French zation (abbr) 6 Bird class composer _____ 11 / / negation SOMETHING CLASHES i Ct EVENTUALLv' It'm TRYING .....,_../ Ill, A or so later, it creates the Glasgow A friend of mine Ferber symptoms. athletic group 2 Buckeye State 25 Bath 46 Stadium cheer was hpItaUzed with an ulcer 24 Word of by Mort Walker ______ HAVEN'T C70T AJLIE 1 Native of Fleming I Neutralizes Milk -:J;f]j 11!i!I DIEINIOIUIN CI(]2i E1T1fl IEIKIE ____________ _________________________ jj1 _ _______________________ I Answer to Previous Puzzle Xliii M E W S M C A T - - . 1 . .* N A P EjJT.!4. a I 63 Constellation give up. Why didn't you tell chemical a p ó ICEL1.0 - - 64 Epochs 15 Grease I oiwaiwii F?I the person who needed 16 Flabbergasted 85 Go to court IML AIS f FIIiIFIUIt? but had to spend Li Tagament 66 Fasten IMIUfT I I.'lIRtIJ OINIS (comp wd) $4000nhealthservlcethat the 87 Transmitted 18 Fees I.LLL.LJ FiEld reason his stomach may hurt 68 River in Texas 20 Plant seed 11 End 39 Spanish 21 One ot3 could be the milk. It feels article 17 Pairs DOWN Stooges going down but an hour great 41 Dampest 19 Recline 22 Author __ _______________________ - * -- 45 Lofty mountain 1 Wireless 47 Curious signal 49 Greek letter 4 Babycarriage 5OTurf 53 Negatives 8 Racetrack 55 Partof the term hand 12 What (It) 59 Copying 13 Cornice 14 Animal waste 62 The sun(La' _rCcouN.r&,, L_ V GOING UP! - ACROSS ISNTAN'fThING _____ -. . by Chic Young I PRICES ITIS . _r___ I 46—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford Ft. BLONDIE . . . . I • ____________________ the city limits. Stemper stressed he worked vigorously Mary via eastbound 1-4 and from Deftona via westbound 1-4. There also would be access from First Street. Sanford City Manager Pete Knowles security commitment outlined in the 1959 Pakistan-U.S. said the site for the new hospital puts itin pact. At the time, Pakistan's President Mohammad Zia UilIaq di&nissed the offer as "peanuts," — —' _ relatively the same position the hospital has now except on the west side of i ' ii Sanford. "So it must be good," he said, 11 . I I - - qw-~ am- 4p- AW - . I . . I----- -=~ A _- ... - I .. - . - - — -1 — - ~ 1 - - -1 . ______ " - . , 2W __ -., : -' ic IN __ ______ _________ . _. !. : __ _ ___ :.'i , -."L.-... .", -,-_ __ ____ ~~II ,1i, . V. ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ___ -41W It _____________________ -- ____ _____ :. _____ _ _ _____ �- I r - - - - - -- 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W*d"*Sday,MarchS,19so , I 3 1AM'*%121 r% I Colombia Hostages Receive Packages During Deadlock charges against James Henry, 20, of 728 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando, Eugene Adams, 33, of Columbus, Ohio, and Phillip Wells , 30, of Indiana, charging them with the weekend burglary at the ComBank branch located in the Altamonte Mall parking lot, The three were arrested Monday in West Palm Beach and BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) - With leftist guerrillas and Colombia n officials still sta lemated over ra nsom demands, the only break in the week-long ordeal at the Dominican Embassy was the deli very of care packages from home to the 21 diplomatic hostages. For the first time since the hostages were seized at a reception Feb. 27, they received fresh changes of clothes, letters, and games from their families to pass away time as the Colombian government and the leftists dicker over the condi tions for the captives' release. hemisphere," he said. Mugabe, Nkomo Coalition? The break-in was not discovered until employees ar rived ThIeves pried open the bank's front door sometime between Sunday afternoon, Altamonte police say. Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon, probably Saturday Adams and Wells are suspected of commi t ting a series of night, said Altamonte Springs detective Fred Roberts. burglaries southeastern sta tes, said', Working wi th crowbars to pry open cabinets behind the OrlandasthroughoutenFlorida and ed FBI ag t Meade Farmer. While the burglaries counter, they gathered up an estimated $3,600 in rolled coliull, a occurred In priva te businesses, outside of the FBI's check writer worth about $750 and $1,000 in Invalid, canceled jur isdiction, the agency Is distributing information to local food stamps, he said, au thori ties through Its field offices in areas where the two were The thieves, worki ng In a glass-walled, floodlit building, suspected of operating. managed to do the Job withou t being spotted or setting off an The trio will first be charged in Palm Beach County on a alarm, Roberts said, explaining the bank orily has an alarm on stolen proper c g y n S Its vault door, an area the thieves avoided, then transported to Seminole County to face the burgla ry Roberts said he believes most banks in the area ha ve door charge. alarms because of the number of alarm calls the department Some of the property recovered during the West Palm Beach receives w hen employees enter a bank but forget the system is arrest was reported stolen from both the bank and other. activated, businesses, Farmer said. - SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) - Prime Ministerelect Robert Mugabe met wi th his guerrilla rival Joshua Nkomo in an effort to heal wounds from seven years of civil war and avert the threat of renewed violence created by his st un ning landslide election victory. Mugabe and Nkomo slipped away from their residences to a neutral site to hold the talks that could .-------_- Mrs. Vickers added , however, that the city commission, In her view, has two respon. slbllities In the matter - to maintain the. confide nce of the people in local government,' particularly In view of the Koreagate and. more recent Abscam scandals on the national level, and to give Mayor Floyd every op. portunity to clear his name. Fowler Is to report back to the city cornmission within 30 days the procedures to be used to get a hearing examiner or Independent panel to conduct an Investigation. Floyd has accused Jones, a former campaign supporter, of political moti vation In; - Reds Using Nerve Gas? say Soviet " County Legislative Group' FacesIOrge A' ' 1, 30000 -. Ew.sis, Ifr wssauas & , ,i, , lvltlukl Dilly ON 511 y. assess 111111III dlg ev Ta. Mutsri $eYIIL Ni.. N. 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The new figures, releaid Tuesday, show Democratic registration dropp d'59,208 while the GOP picked up 24,333 voters. But there were still 2,753,009 Democrats compared to 1,203,004 Republicans. Newly compiled registration figures show a total of 4,183,533 voters of all parties. That is a drop of 33,654 from the 4,217,187 signed up in October, 1978. Only Democrats and Republicans can vote In next week's presidential primary. The 227,512 Floridians registered In other parties must wait until November to vote for their favorite for president. LIGHT &7I nL CEO. $34.95 ICE 41 . . 31 A. 28 1 I E MR %1 69C I I'° 14 11 - I "i I 95 :- ............. 441.75 00-0 DORITOS TORTILLA CHIPS -1 I No. C11600 1949 ! Limit I thru March I, 990 Without coupon I 99 I [1I St ews up to Ii cups of fresh, great tasting coffee. 1 AL. 01: i . 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Friday & $.turdsy, Mardi 21s um, • - VLc1:1 I 11(11I1 C OU P ON bs$llr' W 1111=11 .1w_i, r --- - 11111 2 Democrats Lose Voters' :11 SALE spending.' IIIIIIIIII - of CLEARANCE Ms. Rivlin said the government was spending money faster than expected because of higher interest rates that added $7 billion to a IN BRIEF _________________ MURRAY Either suave will be unpopular since the Congress and the adnunstration are both trying to cut federal spending. But it is likels Congress will raise the ceiling. a FLORIDA .- The Qty Of Sanford Is In good financial condition, reported aiaiutors joim pabic and Harold Harteock to th. city _____ ___ conw'iulon at a special luntoe meeting Tuesday. Hastiock said the city completed 11w lV$.79 fiscal year on Sept. U,1179, with more than $N,* In ci,uver funds for the current year __ _ _ __ ____ ....aai i...& V1PA I1W In edihlan, Hwtisck .14 he contacted the Equal E'p'iaoa1 (ertiity canimiesin (EEOC) atom in which repided there isnersoird Of y diIaMlom emes pending igluasi 11w city. Hastiock anid that as past of lbs finandel aconsmth Of IJ.iM revenue abasing faids. a s$asiuent Md to be I'lalsd showing so disaaa Ii, e SluM. Ho aid the guidelines recommend the auditor contact 11w Mce. lbo scope of 11* aat_liaded tine gsaussl MIS OSI, (,entliuco with ledvat ralIsa and Internel coWoL He aid he found no reason net to say intnal Controlo(dty hods lsgoot , The Senafr Budget Committee informed the Senate of the overrun Monday. The result is that any new spending bills for the remainder of the year will be stopped unless Congress rajcc thp cpentiint' '.'iIsn iir cI%cpefldc the Budget Act. I MERCED, Calif. (UP!) -Police today Park, where he had lived and worked as Tirnsi' White in Ukiah a and was 1 held a 38-year-old janitor as the second a night janitor since 1968. I remanded to jail under $20,000 bond. suspect In the 1072 kidnapping of 14-yearMurphy was charged only with kid- Earlier Tuesday, Parnell was formally Featuring I 1 old Steven Stayner, one of two California napping but may face other charges, charged with Stayner's kidnapping. I THE COLLINS FAMILY I youths allegedly lured from their homes including child stealing, Bailey said. THE HANNAHS a Officers said Murphy and Parnell were I by a drifter looking for a "family." HIS .' The second arrest In P1 RI 'r a the bizarre both working at the lodge Parnell as an Merced Police LI, Bill Bailey said double-kidnap case came hours THE SONS OF SONG a after auditor-at the time Steven, then 7 Ervin Edward Murphy was arrested convicted sex offender Kenneth Eugene I MARCH 7 was kidnapped. Shortly after SANFORD the abCIVIC CENTER without incident late Tuesday at Parnell, 48, pleaded Innocent to the duction, Parnell and the boy left and Yosemite Lodge in Yosemi te National Valentin e's Day abduction of 5-year-old THIS COUPON FOR FREE ADMISSION L - - CLIP went to the Santa Rosa area. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 1111 5, ....-- ___ shows a mild recession in 1980 and a weak recovery In 1981," Ms. Rivlin said. "The fundamental causes of the projected downturn in real activity are increased OPEC oil prices. ienerally hiith inflation, record hiuh interest rates, and depleted personal savings." Ms. Rlvlin also said new CBO estimates show the government is spending money faster than expected this year. If it continues at its current rate, without authorizing any new funding, the budget office estimates the government will spend $560 billion by Sept. 30 -112 billion above the current spending limit set by Congress in November. Police Hold 2nd Kidnap Suspect . 0 Finances Good W111101611 . ,%djj II,-, Trial. To Start March 31 0'e. - AMERICUS, Ga. (UP!) - President Carter's son Chip has been granted an "uncontested" divorce from Caron Carter. Sources reported It was a "friendly uncontested divorce" with "liberal visitation rights" for Chip, 30, to see his 3-year-old son James Earl Carter IV. The boy spent last weekend with his father and grandparents at the White House. 1. Schools To View Redistribution Plans The Seminole County School Board will needs more pupils. Ralph Ray, school board consider plans for redistributing elementary information officer, said the board will pupils between five southeast Seminole consider two resoning plans prepared by MR&W4ANOIMAN Mrs. Alyce Gates, both f County schools at Its 7:30 p.m. meeting parents and may select either or a cornMrs. Edea Lard Norman, Dallas; and three grand. icsggt ,. promise propo-ai 73,o(l01WyUyAve.,Ianford, dIIdreb. Pots of the schools, Red Bug, English llwre has been little protest about the died Tuesday. Born in $aii. &iucn Funeral Home-PA Estates, Caelberry, and Eastbrock are proposed changes, he said, but the board ford, Mw was a member of the is In charge Of ar mists. overcrowded. Sterling Park Elementary expects some parents to be present tonight. Christ United Methodist January moved ahead at an annual rate of 18 percent. Ms. Rivlln projected inflation would drop to between 8.9 and 10.9 percent in 1981 as the economy begins to recover. That revision also reflects a higher rate than the earlier estimate of 8.3 to 10.3 percent. The budget office said the 1980 unernployment rate - previously expected to average between 6.5 and 7.5 percent actually will be 6.3 to 7.3 percent. It predicted unemployment would be between 7 and 8 percent by the end of 1981, a half percentage point lower than previously expected. "CBO's revised current ... forecast still Chip Carter Gets Divorce ________ SAVE $8000 WASHINGTON (UP!)-The Congressional Budget Office today projected inflation for 1980 will average between 10.6 and 12.6 percent, two percentage points higher than It predicted In January. The office said unemployment rates will be slightly lower than previously projected. Budget Office Director Alice Rlvlin, In testimony prepared for the House Budget Committee today, said the office raised Its inflation estimate to take Into account economic events since January. The office previously forecast Inflation this year would average 8.6 to 10.6 percent. The actual Consumer Price Index for By United Press International Chase Manhattan Bank and First National Bank of Chicago Tuesday raised the prime lending rate for their top customers to a record 17 percent. The banks boosted the prime rate because loan demand has remained strong despite Federal Reserve credit tightening. Many money market watchers have predicted the prime rate will rise to 18 percent In the near future as the Fed desperately tries to combat inflation. , -- ATLANTA (UP!) - Former federal budget director Bert Lance did not heed a request to correct "extremely high over-drafts" at the Calhoun First National Bank, a former bank employee has testified In Lance's bank fraud trial. Kung Woo Gong says he tried in vain to correct'tlw problem in 1971. Gong,,a bank officer from 1971 until 1974, said bank directors, officers, employees and their families, in addition to some commercial accounts, were allowed overdraft limits of $250,000 on their checking accounts. He said he wrote a memorandum to Lance and another bank officer to draw their attention to the overdrafts, but he said nothing was ever done about them. Predicts 10.6-12.6% Inflation Agency PrIme Lending Rate Rises 01. .I, ehdd CENTREX BY lust., - A lengthy agenda faced the Seminole County Legislative Delega tion at Its hearing scheduled for 4 p.m. today In the county commission chambers of the courthouse in Sanford, according to State Rep. Robert Hattaway D-Altaznonte Springs, delegation chairman Group Plans Boating Course ____ - filing the suit. Jones has said the city has been . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Thousands of consumers whose General Motors cars and trucks were repossessed when they defaulted on their payments will receive from $25 to $700 in refunds in a $2 million Federal Trade Commission settlement. The money Is owed the former car and truck owners, the FTC said Tuesday, because GM's financing agency, General Motors Acceptance Corp., allegedly sold the vehicles at a profit and failed to return the extra money to the people who defaulted. Under the Uniform Commercial Code, when a car is repossessed and sold, the person who defaulted on his payments Is supposed to be refunded any "surplus" money from the resale, after deductions are made for the amount still owed and expenses for handling the transaction. Lance Ignored Request rife with rumors and allegations against Floyd and an Investiga tion will clear the air and give Floyd the opportunity to defend himself. -the legislative platform of the Seminole County Council of visor of elections In elections. Parent-Teacher Associations (PTA). -a League 0(5 le County League of Civic tIns -a city of Sanford proposal by City Manager Warren proposal to restrict the inimber of Class A liquor licenses in; Knowles to define the word "enclave." Currently state law Seminole County. The state beverage department has WEATHER forbids cities to annex property In such a fashion an dicatd with completion of the census later this year, 30 new; wodid be created. An enclave is considered by the"enclave" cities The scope of proposed legislation included: FLORIDA REPORT: Florida temperatures rose liquor licenses will be available In the county. Currently *w Seminole County to be a county area completely s*wrowided by bill dramatically Tuesday, indicating the end of the state's H1W lice suggested by Lake Brantley High School dean of city territory. The county considers an enclave to be an is allocated for each 2,500 persons. Under the• day weather barrage that brought a killer tornado, 34nch students Cindy Crane calling for a state-wide vetuntary league proposal one liquor license would be allocated for each wholly or partially isided by city territory. rains, gale force winds and the coldest March temperatures on program of assigning deputy iheriffs to public schools to avert -a Seminole County Commission proposal to gain Increased 4,000 persons. The bill would not restrict licenses for motels, record. Crop damage was barth and serious, but less severe problems. A pilot program In a few of the schools would be state funding for health department programs and election law hotels, dubs, restaurants or private groups. funded by the state for a limited period of time, under Mrs. amendments clearing up ambiguous language concerning the than expected. After two consecutive days of record -amendmenti to the civil service law for the Seminole temperatures that caused many Floridians to pull out little- Crane's proposal, duties of the board of county commissioners and the super. County Sheriffs Department. -DONNA ESTES. used sweaters and mittens and sent tourists from poolside to indoor attractions, temperatures were returning to their ______________________________________________ normal ranges. Predictions for tonight's lows were a welcome _____ change: 60, In South Florida, 40, and 50, In the central portion of the state, and the low 4 in the Panhandle. U you own a boat or simply enjoy booting, Anyone 12 sears of age or older is eligible to at N -talvr1.Jr ujOC A' gfiaal4im I ) AREA READINGS (P La.): temperature: 64; overnight youomimvey boating knowledge and enroll. It is not necessary to own a boat. low: 5$; yesterday's high: 71; barometric pressure: 30.16; by enrolling In the safe boating course The Instruction Is free; however, there is a relative humidity: 65 percent; winds: Southeast at 7 zn.p.h. to be presented by Orlando Power Squadron nominal charge of $5. for each set of In. TODAY I TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:50 a.m., begisthig Monday, March 10. structlonal material. Family members may .i 10:20 p.m.; lows, 3:36 a.m., 3:51 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: 'p Is of value to all share one set of material. highs, 9:51 a.m., 10:12 p.m.; klt,s, 3:27 a.m., 3:15 P•; boaters,all0(whom to obeyItthe . C''sel will be held on Monday nights from BAYPORT: highs, 3:05 am., 3:10 p.m.; lows, 9:17 am., 9:41 same laws, rulesare and regulations. is 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Memorial Junior High P.M. 1~ II especially helpful to "weekend" boaters. The School, 20 West Michigan St., Orlando. 1. BOATING __FORECAST: SL Aegesuse to Jupiter laid, Out course provides a bode knowledge of safe Registration for the course begins at 7 p.m. 50 Miles: Small craft should exerIae caution. Winds southerly boating practices and procedures. It Is VUL1020W 1 on March 10. No pee-registration Is required. A to 20 knots tlrough tonight becoming easterly 10 to knots deslgrid to help boaters enjoy their outings 'All instruction In the course will be ' Thursday. Seas tonight. 3 to Sleet. Partly cloudy with a slight chance of and retirn home safely a result of knowing presentedby volunteer members of Orlando • thundershowers ! what to do and how and when to do It. AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy and warmer tirough Power Squadron, who sincerely want to help Boating is tonight with a chance of thundershowers. Partly cloudy others enjoy safe boating as much as they do. I 11 activities of central Florida Thursday with little temperature change. Highs today in families. The Orlando Power Squadron enFor further Information, call Bob Phelps, mid to upper 70, Laws tonight in the low 60,. Highs Thursday courages families to take the course together, 430-1145. in the low to mid 7. Winds sout1wly1smph through tonight. .5 Rain lityapercenttodsyand30perceattonlght. ___ - - ht --- doctor Agrees To Pay Back Money Owed Defaulters By DAVID Si. RAZLER FIRE DESTROYS BEDROOM Herald Staff Writer Vandals set fire to papers in classroom and damaged the Fire damaged a home outside of Sanford, Tuesday morning, a uditorium at Pinecrest Elementary School Tuesday night, say Seminole deputies. say Sanford police. The blaze at the home of Annie Mae Gathers, 1732 About $3,000 to $5,000 worth of damage was done, said school Blackstone Ave., which heavily damaged one bedroom and Principal Carom Gager this morning, adding he Is still trying filled the hoe with smoke, began at about 5:45 a.m,, deputies to assess the full exte nt of the vanda lism. say. Police say the vandals entered the school between 10 and The cause of the blaze and the dollar value of the damage 11:30 p.m. . was not available. 1neyuroKeufloaspecta1educauon classroom, smashing fue ARREST FOR GUN TOTING cabinets containing student records and strewing the contents OUTBOARD MOTOR TAKEN A lake Monroe man is In Jail today, charged with carrying a around the room, Gager said, Burglars who broke into an Eastirook Estates garage made concealed weapon Into a convenience Two small fires were set in the room, hed causing smoke off with a 50 outboard motor Monday night, deputies say.. Kent Waldo Anderson,.of Lake Monroe, was held Tuesday damage tothe walls and cei ling. The fires, in paperspiacedon Jiro DeFilippo, of 3326 Dormar Court, said the 15- 1 a desk and In a study corral melted light fixtures and horsepower motor was removed from his garage In the subfirm blackened ceiling tiles but did little other damage, Gager said. division In the southern section of Seminole County. He was arrested at 7:50 p.m. by Sanford police, who say they In the school's auditorium, the vandals destroyed a painting were called to the Cumberland Farms at Park Avenue and and spraypainted obscenities on the stage curtain and walls, Third Street by an employee reporting a suspicious person. PIT BULLSTOLEN he said At the store, police say, they saw a pistol protruding from Robert Hansen, of 1909 S. Oak Ave., reported the theft a' Classes are going on usual today, Gager . Andersois 'i . dog from his backyard over the weekend. , ... ........ ''.',,4• $ w LJUBIJANA, Yugoslavia (UP!) - President Tito of Yugosla via fought on today against a variety of ailments in a ba ttle that has gained the admiration of the world and bought precious time for his country to prepare for the future. In t heir latest bulletin, the eig doctors ------a trst1na Iii.' 87-year-old statesman said his condition remained "grave" but that his pneumonia had been contained somewhat. Lodge Auzillary and the Veterans ci Fos'slge Was's NORMAN, MRS. COMA servkss ter A"7 In Itpad. LORD- FunaI '-"a NIN"tilift, Y& of 50w Is .uevtvsd by two WyNyve., SanNit e . W$U w brothers, Jerry lad, Se4ord .t a,ist UnNS and Frank Lord,_Mystic M1IW'• cawcr. wR$ now. ___ Oman.; tines Mrs. SMut W. OflkImtke. -ii' ui a.ivasw c.mssrv. zi r rj.', •uiuwu Mrs. lálinya TbarthMI and artisan ussrsi HOMO-PA i GM 1, -- Tito Gains World Admiration AREA DEATH IN BRIEF pe Vandals Damage necrest Elementary .iuuwi government. - 'NATON charged there with dealing In stolen property. By DONNA ESTES allegation that Floyd was Involved in a Kenneth Leffler for Thursday afternoon to Herald Staff Writer "cover-up" of a prostitution operation. discuss dismi l. That appointment will be The lawsuit filed last week seeking an inJones, in the lawsuit, Is aski ng the court to canceled, Constan tine said. The dismissal vestlgatlon into alleged wrong-doing by direct the city commission to determine request would have been based on Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd is to w hether Floyd Is guilty of "malfeasance, technicalities, he said. Leffler has been be allowed to run its course. At the same time misfeasance and nonfeasance" in office. si gn ed to hear the case. the possibility of an independent Investigation Jones cited a list of allegations against the Into allegations against Floyd Is being looked said Constantine the commission asked mayor Includi ng abuse of administrative Fowler to determine how the city can conduct Into, powers; favoring his son In the police an investigation. He said Fowler is to The Altamonte Springs City Commission department; being under the Influence of rmine the type of panel or hearing dete Tuesday night instructed City Attorney alcoholic beverages while performing his examiner which could be named and given James "Skip" Fowler not to seek dismissal of official duties as mayor; misapproprlating subpoena powers to handle an investigation, the lawsuit filed in the 18th Judicial Circuit campaign funds a nd a llowing a police cover(Seminole and Brevard counties) by City Commissioner Delores Vickers said i up of prostitution operation in the city. Altamonte Spr ings attorney Michael IX does not seem appropriate for The city commission in a workshop session , Jones. Monday decided to permit the la wsuit to run COITUnIssIOn itself to conduct The board agreed seeking dismissal of the its course In t he courts. Fowler, according to vestigatlon. An independent panel or hearing suit would appear to the public as an attempt Vice Mayor Lee Constantine, had already examiner should more properly be in charge, to cover-up the charges which Include an scheduled an appointment with Circuit Judge she, said, NEW YORK (UP!) - Venezuela's energy minister said his oil-rich nation and the United States will sign an energy development agreement Thursday. Dr. Humberto Calderon Berti, Venezuela's Energy and Mi nes Ministe r and OPEC president, also ca lled for an inter-American fund to develop energy sources throughout the hemisphere. "An adequate energy supply may be a tool to foster democracy and social and economic justice in our 1 I ; - Altamonte Won't Stop Floyd Court Test: Venezuela, U.S. Set Pact ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) - Afghan refugees fighter planes dropped lethal bombs during a combined Russian-Afghan military thrust against Moslem guerrillas in the eastern A hanlatan province of Kunar, WWn' diplomats 'is today. Many of the refugees, most of them primitive tribespeople, described "metal canisters falling from planes and spewing out blue-green-gray smoke on hitting the ground," one diplomat said. : By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Three men were arrested Monday on charges of burglarizing an Altamonte Springs bank t his weekend and then selling some of the stolen property In West Palm Beach, say Altamonte Springs police. At least two of the three are also suspected of being involved In ot her bu rgla ries throughout the Southeast, sa id an Orlando FBI agent. Altamonte Springs police say they will be fi ling criminal IN BRIEF s Men Arres-ted In Altamonte Robbery , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1910-3A , SLIDES Sr MO VMS $10 126 135 Kodøchrome orCkIthrm, s14.s. or Super Sol limn mo.. film. 4o. - iii,012 36e.t. iv- Lae Luis Sill OeliseW, LaSs Mes SrIlss, Mains DIICIIAISII saNFORD: $pICeV$IINV P.11* J. . . 4 * WIlliam 0. 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I -. ,"t T- - T _5 '' .- .t 5 .5, . j �11 ' S (USPS 481 280) Next time you pull up to a red light and see a child sitting on its parent's lap In the car next to you, let It send a shiver down your spine. And then hope that parent gets this message before its too late: in a car the adult lap is a launching pad to death In the event of a crash. It doesn't have to be much of a crash. Just 15-30 miles-per-hour and the untrained child can be thrown into the dash or through the windshield. A crash at 30 miles-per-hour will send a 15-pound baby forward with the force of 300 pounds. And it doesn't make any difference how safely or defensively the car Is driven. There Is no control over the driver of the car behind. If you can talk to the parent of the child standing up on the front seat, or sitting or standing anywhere In the car unrestrained, tell them this: properly used crash-tested child restraint seats can make the difference between life and death for their child. Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G ICR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.,O; Year, £13.0O. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months. $27.00; Year, $32.00. Dealing In Deadly Secrets The similarities between Frank W. Snepp III and Philip Agee begin and end with the fact that both once worked for the CIA and have since divulged inside information without first obtaining approval from their former employer - a violation of agency regulations and agreements signed as a condition of employment. Mr. Agee is a self-proclaimed "aspiring Comn-junjst" who has made a shameful career of disclosing secrets he learned while a CIA agent during the 1960s. Indeed, his specialty is publishing the names of persons he asserts are or were U.S. intelligence agents. In one case, a State Department foreign service officer said by Agee The Clock By DIANE PETRYK Of course, if the crash is of such a nature that the child's seating position Is wipe out, then a restraint will not have helped. But most crashes are not this serious. And a restraint can make the difference between permanent disabling or disfiguring and absolutely no injury at all. Ask the parents who refuse to get child restraint seats or neglect to use them If they have their children vaccinated against diseases. If they do, tell them this: auto accidents kill more children after the first year of life than the top four childhood diseases combined. Then ask your local hospital why they make no mention of the value of crash-tested infant restraints when they hand a newborn baby to its mother in the most dangerous seat in the car, the right front seat. Why, purporting to be concerned with the health of the mother and child, they make no mention of the biggest health problem , ___________________ JACK ANDERSON . How Soviets 4 re Killi rig The Afghans sequently assassinated, Soviet Invaders are attacking guerrillas with By contrast, Mr. Snepp retains a claim to deadly nerve gases that even Adolf Hitler patriotism whatever one thinks of his ethics. The balked at using. 1977 book he wrote on his experiences as a CIA The implications are so hideous that American analysts don't want to believe their officer in Vietnam stands as a political j. own Intelligence, but eyewitness accounts, dlctment of U.S. policy during the tragic satellite photos and communications Inmonths preceding the fall of Saigon. And author tercepta have verified the terrible truth. Snepp obviously told less than he knew in what we These mountains are called Hindu Kush, presume was an effort to safeguard the identity of meaning "Killer of Hindus." But it's Afghans who are now dying on the craggy, wind- whipped heights. The Russians are using gathering methods. gases to flush the fierce mountain men out of Even so, the Snepp book most assuredly made the caves and crevices, where they are holed for interesting reading in any number of Soviet- up. bloc intelligence services. And we can assume From the available evidence, intelligence that Philip Agee is high on the list of candidates specialists have identified one gas as Soman. for the Lenin Peace Prize. This colorless nerve gas has a pleasant, fruity . I I ____________________ .f On Bush: What Did ; Happen? : I- . .. .: . 'And Begin wants us to maintain a stabie and low profile.' LEWIS GRIZZARD Know=My=Ca nd*date T ... that the political columnand then pretend you Ufl- presidential candidate, C. A pineapple. D. Russians not only possess an enormous d st it. The U.S Supreme Court recently upheld by a 6-3 Wasting his time. E. All of the previous, vote a lower court decision which found In favor of chemical warfare arsenal but have assigned If you miss less than five, you probably io. Which of the following embarrassing more than 100,000 specially trained chemical remember who Tom Eagleton is. the government and ordered the royalties on Mr. officers situations DID NOT involve Ted Kennedy: to Soviet military units. Intelligence If you miss between five and 10, you Snepp's book paid to the U.S. Treasury. A. Chappaquiddlck. B. CBS Interview with reports claim the Russians tested their probably think Dewey hung on to win, and if Roger Mudd. C. Harvard cheating scandal. D. chemicals in small amounts against Dissenting Justice John Paul Stevens decried you miss more than that, your penalty should Idiotic comments concerning the Shah of rebellious tribesmen in South Yemen "prior restraint on a citizen's right to criticize his early as 1964. be a week locked In a room with a right-to-Iran. E. Seward'a Folly. government." With all due respect to Justice lifer, an opponent of gun control, Paul Harvey 11. Former president Gerald Ford would 'rin in ivm, the Soviets used mustard gas and two anti-nukes who are protesting the like to throw his hat into the 1980 political Stevens, the issue here is not whether Frank to subdue the Independent Moo tribes enThree-Mile Island Incident by refusing to ring, but he can't remember where he put Snepp has the right to criticize his government - trenched in the highlands of laos. Survivors bathe, staggered out of the mountains mumbling hat. Where would you suggest he look? he does - but rather whether he is free to The test f ear f u l ly about "yellow rain." Now the follows. Take as long as Is A. In his closet. B. In his golf bag. C. Under abrogate a contract and release information he necessary to Russians have turned their genocidal complete. Ready? Begin, his pillow. D. On his head, was specifically entrusted to protect. weaponsagalnat the Afghan rebels. 1. Of the following, pick the most boring 12. True or false: John Connally. Had the court ruled the other way, it is difficult to see how the CIA could keep any secrets at all. The court's majority opinion applied OUR READERS WRITE specifically and solely to the CIA, a prudent precaution to prevent use of this ruling as a blankcheck precedent for other agencies less Interested g In protecting legitimate secrets than in silencing would-be whistle blowers. portent industry of a sizable outlet for Its Horsemen know that they allowed the present Horsemen in the Orlando area are up in And now that the CIA's right to civil enraceway horses, namely, the Seminole owners of the Seminole Harness Raceway to the arms over attempt by certain legislators forcement of a necessary confidentiality has been Harness Raceway, Is precisely what the buy up the horse racing dates with full .of Floilda's two harness horse upheld, Congreü should get about Its task of race tracits, the Seminole Harness Raceway aforementioned Iegjslatori plan to do. knowledge that the dates would go unused, drafting a criminal statute sufficient to deal with in Casseiberry, and replace it with a Thise legislators have one main argiuiwt: and thus serve not as a source of Florida that da mitdeaw horses both, in handle revenue as Intended, but rather as an Inthe sort of offenses committed by Phil Agee. greyhound racetrack, when Florida alread4 ( money wagered) and attendance, therefore steusut with which to overturn the law, This has 1$ others. These legislators want to permit a 19th greyhound racetrack to exist state ISYSOUS would be Incre ased by anot her Is "good"? Horsemen don't think so. BERRY'S WORLD' dogtrack 1e. Hcrssmen "nt" that this only a few short miles train the Sanford. Another facet of the psrknutuel Is a iuper&IaI way to j. lb. total Orlando Kennel Club greyhound by l*aors i economic "wt of hamess horse racing. To They plan to change a law which was exth at part of th e parknutuel "take" in a be fair, It must be judged on Its bug. Input as at a pressly designed to prevent In Seminole County plant reverts back to an entire Florida taxpaying üstry, rids It through kgM.twe before the public Is county as a sort of re-lmbiraement for fire adifitlOSi, the criterion of — anti ataware of what has happened. police protection and the like. However, tlfldan(1 does not stand up when closely Harness horsemen at the Secnha4e hlarnsu . this is trus only up to a certain fixed p, ,zed, The assumption that Raceway have no objection to the present dog with perknutuel mown in aceas going of the_- With $1IOUi dreg trk (S,O.K.C.) whose existence is.Ilkewlie Ot Florida cowstles in proportion to would, at the coot of destroying the Seminole , threatened by this In no matter what Raceway, rt in hlgbr pertHaii psrknutuel ecology that has arisen among $OStCS be it horse. Cr d*raclng, or jal. l totally the 115W* 1 Miii fIW the har ness horse, greyhound, and 1St-Slat slat, the return to enii'oie Coimty Is not in du1 false. Toprove t, borolnb,n to false. has been beneficial to, and compatible with, Proportion fle P' t-cadUel take once d10:01110that strain Florida's Other l nem horse this area. To bring down en., and d10:01110 it reacl'e. the cut-off point, or "cap. Ponpno Pat, routinely has another.ceribmthiabsloncs. hraceway, ,i4le aCme NN,* to Ø,* per night ______ ____ To the bw1",u ow tldo would m,s't IIUIISM hOAlUilfi Wit 10 1511111 lbS greater than Its nearby neighboring taking a herd look at bow many conew'rs that Florida raho 3rd in the'sation In VrAnw raceway in Hollywood, Florida, come into his ares with either activity. Since the r1sp of the atandird.brid irassi C tdlY e of the notion's boot, with an person I. required to can for every in hora. This is a nndU*I1 OILdOUW business aI$s.da Owns In direct proportion, horses, but can care for $0 or mere dogs, It Is and taxed as ouch by the State of ' Florida. U further preof Is needed in rd* 6* obelem that bua benefits mere from the litsy vs Pod to pointold po t Florida Is 1st thaI ' mideaw horses," horses In paying CtOtfl&5. The local la ths world by for In the winter tr of the y. examine records that show lbs ,omnity needs thriving buehiesim and has g 4ed I'a.ss se. Tide hivolesa ts Undowlsods hatnem track In New nothing to gain from a greater t-mutuel many thousandsof dollars paid In rt'41ng Jersey, under its present competent take regarses o the usurce. This 'a"is at winter trthrg tracks, hr harness, MNNWMok oatdraws all dog tracks In the pIa'intji allows a Utile ,'—b, to light up iI.s. jag arts, feed, tttddlnl, vet Untts and Ca'. the pa4mutstsl corner kept hi the dar k by trapped What a fantastic coincidence! WE'e ___ ors 4 change ,gi ,, Hies, tOO In1 by the State of Florida. To deprive this a- say they have the good of Florida In mind. In the seven years of its existence the CONCORD, N.H.: George Bush came, among the ski resorts, paper mills and shoe. factories of New Hampshire trailing clouds of' media glory and two good showings in Maine and Iowa. By 9 p.m. on Feb. 26, It was clear, that he had been devastated by Reagan twoto-one In the first direct primary. What went wrong? Three things, In my opinion. Two of them are discernible when you examine the per.. centages of other Republican candidates. Rep. Phil Crane has been campaigning In New Hampshire for year and half. He has had friends and supporters In the conservative, "movement" and he is a personable and articulate candidate. Throughout the fall and . winter, Phil Crane has been polling In the 8IL. percent range. On the day of the voting, he sank to one percent in the actual results. It seems apparent that Crane's supporterik were also Reagan supporters. They saw. Crane as a younger Reagan, perhaps In some ways a purer version politically. Crane puWout the message absolutely undiluted. Crane himself saw his candidacy as a sort of "back-, up" candidacy, In case Reagan failed. But when the latest polls showed Reag. and Bush neck-and-neck, In my judgment the Crane people rushed to the rescue of Reagan. They may love Phil Crane, but not at the coal, of seeing Ronald Reagan go down to defea That would account for up to 10 percent of the margin Reagan held over Bush. But Bush also tgrour)dln recent weeksto. Rep. Jolui Anderson, •. Whatever you 'think of his positionson things like busing, abortion, and gun control, John Anderson is an attractive candidate. His. mind is razor sharp, his Integrity obvious. His personal style also possesses a good deal of. elegance. With his white head of hair and straight back, he looks like a president from. Central Casting. And In the last month, Anderson has been getting an excellent media; treatment: an hour report by Bill Moyers . TV, a full page in Time, articles everywhcr In the New Hampshire voting, Andersqn. went from Invisible poll figures to 10 percent. Most of that would have come out of BushL support, from the upper middle-class "nlçq. people's" vote, from educated independents. bored with the pack. There's another nipe. percent, perhaps, of the gap between Bush, and Reagan. Finally there was the great debate fiasco p, Nashua, New Hampshire. Whatever happened there In reality, George Bush allowed, himulf to appear to be the one who tried to. exclude four other Republicans from par.. ticipatlon. The 11th commandment wept down the drain, and, on balance. Bush wa. made to look silly. In my judgment, thl. probably did not change many votes, but it certainly did not help Bush, - ' ___ WM . .wVs. stst .1 Ar _________ ' Vr BOSTON (UPI) - Front. running Democrats and Republicans all found figures to crow about In the Massachusetts and Vermont primaries. Rep. John Anderson, major beneficiary of both elections Tuesday, said his surprising totals In both states show his late-blooming run for the presidency has finally caught on. "We've got a real national campaign going," he said. "Things are really moving, almost with electrifying speed." The white-haired congressman nearly pulled off an upset of Ronald Reagan in tiny Vermont, and see-sawed with Reagan and George Bush throughout the night in the Massachusetts tallies. He told a throng of cheering his suc- supporters In Boston cess was based on "a new coalition" of Republican, Democratic and lndpendent voters and predicted it would carry him to the nomination. On the Democratic side, President Carter easily won in Vermont and Sen. Edward Kennedy took his home state of Massachusetts In a land- slide. Reagan, In California, was with the results in both northern obviously pleased states, which he described as "not exactly my territory." "I'm a happy fellow," he said, adding the voters of Vermont and Massachusetts had given him and his wife, Nancy, an anniversary present. He said the victory In Vermont and "shout a three- way split In Massachusetts was more than I'd ever hoped for." Bush, who collapsed as the GOP front-runner only a week ago, said In Charleston, S.C., his campaign is once again back on the track. "I think I did pretty darn well, coming out of New Hampshire, where I was clobbered In a f6ur-man race. It looks tome (as if) I've done very, very well. The guy hurting tonight is the frontrunner, ROnald Reagan." Former President Gerald Ford, in Miami, continued to shadow, the GOP race. He said he has received "very sub- stantial" response from people urging him to run. But he said "we're holding steady for the time being and will wait and see," Among the Democrats, He's For Keepi* n Harness R W If Seems Everyone Is Happy -, MANCHESTER N.H. - Now that we have aspect of President Jimmy. Carter's current completed caucuses in Iowa and Maine and administration: primaries here in New Hampshire, with A. His hemorrhoid condition. B. Walter extensive news coverage of all three, it Is high Mondale. time the voters of America were well. 2. Which of his previously held positions The point Is simple enough: Intelligence ser- odor but brings agonizing death within 15 acquainted with the candidates who want to would Republican candidate George Bush say minutes. It kills by being absorbed through be their next president. helped him LEAST in preparing him for the vices must of necessity be secretive organizations the skin. This Is the beauty of a system that no longer presidency? and the CIA cannot operate effectively if its The victims in their final minutes of life, allows its presidential nominees to be handA. United States congressrim. B. Head of former employees are free to divulge whatever according to a U.S. document, "display the picked in smoke-filled rooms. The people the CIA. C. Ambassador to China. D. information they judge the public should have, following symptoms: difficulty in breathing; finally have something to do with the Republican National Committee Chairman, Incredibly, neither the CIA nor the Justice drooling and excessive sweating; nausea, nomination process. E. Houston Roto-Rooter man, Department has been able to find a criminal vomiting, cramps and involuntary defecation You may be saying to yourself: I think ram 3. Ronald Reagan was born in: up to date on the candidates and the issues, statute under which the turncoat Agee could be and urination; twitching, jerking and A. 1612. B. 1813. C. 1614. D. 1615. E. Poland. staggering; headache, confusion, drowsiness, but how can I be certain? 4. The primary difference between Reagan prosecuted. coma and convulsion ... followed by cessation Worry not. To get a reading on your and fellow Republican candidate John As for Frank Snepp, the CIA filed a civil suit of breathing." knowledge of the 1) presidential race, all Anderson Is: against him charging breach of contract. The you need do Is take the following test which A. Grecian Formula 16. The Defense Intelligence Agency has also agreement Mr. Snepp signed when he joined the picked . asks pertinent questions concerning the run 5. Which of the following are LEAST likely up references In Soviet • ClAIn 9B8proMbtted the unauthorized release to win U* 1* Democratic indicate the Russians may . !. 1nfomanbb(aIned'vhi1e in t'iVfli?t also be waging germ warfare against the A. Hodding Carter. B. Be Derek. C. 'Thb The test, concocted by yours truly who ploy. When he resigned In 1976, he signed an even Afghan tribesmen. No civilized nation has been trapped in New Hampshire with bab. Fog. D. Jerry 6. True ofalse: Republican Philip Crane of more specific agreement which said In part: "I resorted to such an Inhumane weapon since Wing brooks and babbling political-types for Illinois is a figment of his imagination. will never divulge, publish or reveal by writing, our colonial French and Indian wail when what seems like months, Is simple and easy 7. Who is shorter than a fire hydrant and word, conduct or otherwise any classified in. Indian tribes were deliberately given ox blankets. Mark your answers with a No.2 lead pencil speaks with a Southern accent? ... or any other Information that has not Even Hitler decided against using nerve A. Little Jimmy Dickens. B. Amy Carter. C. been made public by the CIA without the ex- gases developed by his Nazi scientists In only, and make no unnecessary smudges A Vidalia Onion. D. Howard Baker. pr. Correct answers will press written consent of the director of Central World War II, But after the Third Reich 8. In the apace provided below, list all be printed in the classified ad section of Intelligence or his representatives." collapsed, the Soviets quietly moved an entire Fargo, N.D., Fleafllcker-Herald on Intelligent comments rock singer Linda By his own admission, Frank Snepp then German nerve gas production plant to Russia Ronstadt made while campaigning In New Inauguration Day, 1981. hampshire for boyfriend Jerry Brown.. violated this contractual agreement by arranging and employed former Nazi scientists to If YOU answer all the questions correctly, 9. Robert Dole is: for the publication of his book without first sub- develop the dread stuff. you are qualified to read a Joseph Kraft A. A senator from Kansas. B. A former vice CIA. mitting it for review by the Pentagon sources now estimate ___ BOSTON (UPI) — George Bush got the victory he needed in Massachusetts and Ronald Reagan won in Vermont, but dark horse John Anderson nearly mugged both in the last of the early New England presidential primaries, Sen. Edward Kennedy gave a spark of life to his battered campaign with a big win in the Massachusetts Democratic contest; President Carter won even bigger in Vermont. Reagan's Vermont win was a heart-stopper, decided in the last stages of voting by the tally from St. Johnsbury in the deep woods near the Canadian border. Anderson nursed a Massachusetts lead most of the night, but the JEFFREY HART _____ _ Anderson Nearly Whips Bush, Reaa an In 2 Primanoes i :-; 1 __r " Seminole Harness Raceway has brought to the area thousands of harness racehorses accompanied by many hundreds of drIvtrs trainers, grooms, and their families. ThesS people have been here not only for winr training, but more to On point, they e present In t he slack summer tourist ieaienj When the economy needs theni most. '11$ profit their presence brings especially intbe IW"T Is rung up in motels, restauranl rental properties, apartments, plazas, auperinarkets, convenience stores, lau deosnats, movie theaters, service Matks1 and numerous other places of business. Therefore horsemen feel It Is necessarj Worm all cl'Ismns of the far-reaching consequences of this contemplated daqg 'In that honest 'Y l2 capable, and farward4ocklng anigemiM could have made the Seminole HarnlI$ profitable, and that se management cat, in the fut ure, jslfy tI fft and loyalty. For the cenl¼tued prestige and proepe that the $tan&4.bred harnalla rah" brings to Florida In imeral and this arei particular, horsemen urge all c1tIuW ily bi i, Is veto or pbOW ted under 'Iwidi"iW lefr their local Ithonshook. Tell them toksep'thV for husai horses and to uplI the law as ft now stands pg Owner, Taiasr, DetvWat ___ , . President Carter tucked Vermont among his winnings, congratulated Kennedy on his home-state victory and set his sights on upcoming primaries next week in the South, where 418 delegates are up for grabs. "I look forward to those tests," Carter said in a written statement released at. the White House. Kennedy, finally with someabout thing to cheer legitimately, said the Massachusetts win shows his "means candidacy something." Campaigners To G.In.svlII. .,GAINESVIU4E, Fla. (UPI) Candidates in Florida's 11 presidential prUsusy will turn to youtNul c*flpulgswrs to speak to the - March jrodo"ni'tt'y young voters of GainesvIlle, hone of the Uolvsrslty of Florida. Jisil Bush, the ion of Republican presidential George Bob, Chip Carter, one of Pres1dl:11 UK and Robert gmuer Jr., nephew of Sen. Wwwd -,DMe., will be in - member USTA FSiOea Gainesville Thur• -' Friday and Saturday. M18ahMIdof0oW1v11' Wa . - Wednesday, March 5, 19$O—SA 0 children ot this nation face. Ask your state government why it spends mor on tourist guides than child passenger safety information. Ask your federal representatives, as well, why we hear more about research on rare childhood diseases than we do about child passenger safety efforts. Ask them why they spend money to cure a small number of victims of rare diseases rather than finance efforts to stop the death and maiming of tens of thousands. of children. Ask representatives of national retail outlets Mat advertise and sell restraint seats why theypush sales of those that have not been crash. tested. Ask them why their employees discourage restraint seat use or are not adequately trained to give parents information on the proper use of restraints. Then after you've asked all these questions, think of, the young lives you saved. now . WASHINGTON In the towering, to be the CIA station chief in Greece was sub-- treacherous mountains of Afghanistan, the agents as well as to conceal sensitive Intelligence- • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, March 5, 1980-4A . 111,198 p*gsdon are yars of age. Illinois congressman was nosed out by Bush as the counting reached its final stages. A 10.term Illinois congressman, Anderson's showing Tuesday gave him no claim to front. runner status but it inflicted wounds on both the Bush and Reagan campaigns and served notice that a third force was in the field. The next primaries are in Florida, Georgia and Alabama next Tuesday for both parties and South Carolina only for the Republicans Saturday. As the surprising New England results came in, Anderson told supporters in Boston, "My heart is overflowing. This is a campaign of ideas. We're going to leave here tomorrow and carry that same message across the country." Carter sent a message of congratulations to Kennedy for his home state win and thanked Vermont supporters for their landslide support. Bush said in South Carolina he was "pleased over what's happened," and Reagan, in Los Angeles, said Lw had done better than he expected in both New England states, which he called "not exactly my territory," In M Massachusetts, with 97 percent of the precincts counted, the vote was: Democrats Kennedy 567,290 or 65 percent Carter 251,231 or 29 percent Republicans Bush 119,699 or 31 percent Anderson 118,821 or 31 percent Reagan 110,665 or 29 percent Baker 19,199 or 5 percent In 11w contests for national convention delegates, Massachusetts gave 77 delegates to Kennedy, and 34 to Carter and put Kennedy ahead, 111-85 , in (tie race for the 1,666 needed to win the I)emocratjc nomination, The Republican vote translated into 14 delegates for [lush, 13 for Reagan, 13 for Anderson, and 2 for Baker. That would be a national total of 36 for Bush, 35 for Reagan, 15 for Anderson, 8 for Baker and 1 for John Connally in the race for 998 needed to nominate. In Vermont with 99 percent of the precincts counted: mn,nn,t'rals Carter 28,622 or 74 percent Kennedy 9,896 or 26 percent. Republicans Reagan 19,441 or 31 percent Anderson 18,8 or 30 percent Bush 14,006 or 23 percent Baker 7,936 or 13 percent. �-- * - ., - ... • .i • . • ._ '_ •'. .. , '_ .......... , ...- .'-•. '..s-- -. 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 3, iftO Women Terrorists Made 'Human' Inside Strict Israel Prison RAMLE, Israel (UPI) Inside Israel's only women's prison, Lt. Col. Raya Epstein looked fondly at a color snapshot of a smiling Palestinian terrorist, "This is Rima," she said. "Rima was definitely one of my favorites." Rima Tannous was one of two Palestinians left alive after Israeli troops stormed a hijacked Sabena jetliner at Tel Aviv's Lod airport in 1972. She was released from Neve Tirza women's prison In a prisoner exchange last year, Mrs. Epstein, 57, a Lieutenant colonel in Israel's prison service, has been director of Neve Tirza prison since 1988, ushering through Its Imposing green gates a stream of women captured by Israel for guerrilla activity. "As soon as these girls come through the gates, they become just plain human Security lsas stringent for the 7owomen said. now locked inside Its high walls as at the About one security prisoner Tern men's prison next door, Mrs. Epstein Fleener from San Antonio, Texas, who said. Visits by outside observers are spent 20 months in the prison for rare, photographing Israeli military in. One of 20 current security inmates is stallations for the Palestinians Mrs. Zakia Ashamut, 33, stirring a pot of Epstein has no sentimentality. potatoes in the prisoners' kitchen. She is Miss Fleener, released in June, "was serving a life sentence for helping plant childish," Mrs. Epstein said. "She would bombs in crowded Haifa streets In 1971. lie to me and get into fights with the other Her five children, one born in the prison, prisoners over things like magazines." are wards of the United Nations. Mrs. Epstein pointed out neatly The only security prisoner currently at arranged cupboards and spotless Neve Tirza who Is not Israeli or from the bathrooms in every cell. Pictures of John occupied territories is Brigitte Schulz of Travolta and Superman hang on walls Heidelburg, West Germany. She was next to handicrafts in the small narrow captured in 1976, part of a group that cells. tried to shoot down an El Al jetliner In One prison official said discipline is Nairobi, Kenya. most difficult to keep after reports of For her first 18 months in the prison, successful Palestinian guerrilla at ta cks beginning in June 1977, she was Isolated in Israel. Arab and Israeli prisoners are h Mr. l',,.,.i, _.ai..... -u, ...4.4 .4w.. W uur puiuuer5. nil irueu muiiary men separated to prevent fights. forget what they've done as terrorists." court sentenced her to a 10-year prison "I try not to talk about politics with the A locked gate and fence separate the term In September. She takes a cold view women," said Li.. Betty Asher. "I know bulldinM housing security prisoners from of Neve Tirza. I'll never turn them Into Zionists and its those sentenced for other offenses like "It's a prison, with everything that impossible to work if the atmosphere is prostitution, drug abuse and theft, does to your thinking and character,"she hostile." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1910-7A 1 FREDERICKSBURG, Texas (UP!) The late Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz commanded the largest naval force ' .... ... . known, in the nation he helped defeat. Thousands of ships and aircraft and 2,063,311 men and - e..... _ ______ £ V____ti .. - .. iiuui objectives in the museum we're planning right now: to teach the kids of today what sacrifices went on in order to assure director of a campaign to raise funds to convert the old them of the freedom they oftentimes take for granted today." Steamship Hotel into a memorial to Nimitz and all those who served in his command, So modest was Nimitz his biographer called It "obsessive discretion" that he insisted before his death In 1966 that the local center which bears his name be dedicated not to him but to all who served with him. The landmark Steamship Hotel, once owned by Niniitz' grandfather, is where the famous admiral took his first steps as a child and now it Is being converted to a "Museum of the Pacific War" in his honor. Officials of the Admiral Nimitz Center have raised about $200,000 for the project through various local functions and benefit dinners in Dallas and Houston, but Hubbard says $400,000 more is needed and fund-raising may delay comple. tion of the hotel renovation, tentatively scheduled to be completed in about one year. Hubbard said a $1 donation from each of the personnel who served in the Pacific Fleet during World War II to whom it will be dedicated would be more than enough to finish the Nimitz memorial, "Certain ones feel strongly about it," he said, "but a lot of them it's so long ago don't even want to remember it." Nimitz was portrayed by Henry Fonda in the movie "Midway," but there never has been a movie made with him as the central character, Hubbard said. "1 wish we could sell it a movie) to somebody," he said. "I'm just afraid that Nimitz is not a glamorous enough figure. Patton was 'blood and guts' and Halsey was pretty much the same. One of Nimitz' big jobs was to keep Halsey from being court-martialed one time for doing things he shouldn't have done." Behind the old hotel, where Gen. Robert E. Lee once stayed, ever assembled, but he is most admired, and perhaps best - a.. modest nature Admiral Nimitz has been an overlooked hero, little known even in his own country," said D.H. Hubbard, - - atin N o itz M' issesHonors Because OfModesty Admfra T a--I I women served under the quiet Texan In the Pacific, but officlals of the Admiral Nimitz Center say he has not been afforded the honors he deserved In the United Sta tes mainly because he was not as flamboyant as a George Patton or a William Halsey, President Franklin D. Roosevelt bypassed 28 Admirals senior to him and personally selected Nimitz, a student of - early 20th Century Japanese Admiral Heihachiro Togo, to take command of the Pacific Fleet which had been broken by the - attack on Pearl Harbor. From the battered remnants of Pearl Harbor Nimitz, cornmand grew Into the greatest naval armada In history and It eventually defeated the Japanese Navy and led to America's victory In World War II. As commander-in-chief in the Pacific, Nimitz headed all _ r - 4n Japan, Nimitz is numbered among the three most ad- EXPENSIVE PASTIME Chess could become an expensive hobby if you insist on playing with antique mired admirals, along with Togo and Britain's Lord Nelson, sets like this 1840 Bavarian model, which sold for $4,000 at a recent auction. Carved of pale and dark pearwood, the pieces include medieval kings and queens, peg-legged men representing bishops, seated horses representing knights, pierced spires representing kingg and portly gents representing rooks. but he Is the last of the great U.S. World War Il leaders to be - Th e displays depict the story of the Pacific war be ginning with the only Japanese Aichi divebomber the type used to destroy the U.S. fleet in Hawaii on display in the United States. It also contains tanks, guns, torpedo tubes, a submarine conning tower and landing craft relics of the battles fought in forgotten Pacific beaches and battlefields and ends with a - - - - Nagasaki-type atomic boiiib case. Hubbard said the center hopes to collect other World War II artifacts for display in the hotel once its renovation is coinplete. "and sent their craftsmen here to build it and then we had a and I don't belittle the Alamo in Nitnitz was tx)rn in Fredericksburg on Feb. 24, 1885, and was buried on his 81st birthday in 1966. lie attended schools in Fredericksburg and in Kerrville, but did not receive it high school diploma until 1959, having gained entrance to Annapolis b' scoring high on entrance exams. When the 74-rear-old war veteran returned to receive an dedication and a group of admirals came from Japan and it - group from Washington also came. We had a big to-do here and gee, everybody knows about them, "A couple of million (were) out in the Pacific and they (the children) don't know what all went on, so that's one of our big dedicated the garden. "Nimitz studied Togo when he was at the Naval Academy' and then he met the old man in 1905 and always was a great honorary tügh school diploma from Kerrville Tivy in 1959, Hubbard said, "We called him the oldest dropout in history." GRAND BAHAMA IS. FLORIDA - Niinitz. "They (Japanese raised about $100,000 In Japan," he said, any way — but you had a couple of hundred guys there and, honored at home with a museum or memorial, Generals Douglas MacAr th ur, George Marshall and Dwight ELenhower already have been so honored, but because of his - one in the country" dedicated jointly to Admirals Togo and lot of kids in Fredericksburg don't know who Ninitz was. yet you talk about the Alamo - the people of Japan have built a "Garden of Peace, the finest raising is going so slow, Hubbard indicated, "The thing Is he was so darn modest that It made him back away from the limelight," Hubbard said. "For that reason a - fleet in 1905. "That made a very strong impression on the Japanese, so that's part of the reason they were so anxious to help with the project here." In addition to the museum exhibits to be displayed in the Steamboat Hotel so named m because the four-story edifice's superstructure resembles that of an old riverboat and the Garden of Peace, the Admiral Nimitz Center also contains a History Walk of the Pacific War. - Nimitz' lack of publicity might be one reason why fund. American and allied military forces Navy, Army, Coast Guard, Air Force, Marines operating in the world's largest ocean, restore the battleship that 'Logo used when he sank the Russian -- - * admirer of Togo. He called himself a disciple of the old man. After the war, Nimitz st*ted a fund with his own money to out, , S MIAMr Speaking of Nimitz, historian Eliot Morison once said, ., The acts of Nimitz were typical of the man whose knowledge of hunian nature and whose humility had inade him the most accessible, considerate and beloved of fleet conunanders. -4 t II obtaining the best work from others, an almost impeccable judgment of men, and a genius for making prompt, firm \ \ •',p decisions. 'p., CUBA \ "Chester Nimitz was one of those rare men who grow its H: - ti H: HAITI SOFT - WHITE : _ : • II : I PORT-AUI-PRINCE : Oldest Warship L..wJ - their responsibili ti es increase; but even at the end of the war, when his staff had expanded to 636 officers and he had almost 5,000 ships and over 16,000 planes under his command, he retained the simplicity of his Texas upbringing." :H • Immigration authorities do not know how many - PEANUTS 12-oz.jar ot tasty dry :' roasted nuts Peg 139 1.lb bag Assorted flaors Peg. 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That was in 1971, when Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier died and willed the Haitian government to his son, Jean Claude. Papa Doc had been a brutal overlord and there was hope his son would be different Dom says the hope was soon dashed. The astonishing excesses of the senior Duvalier's regime did end, Demo says, but "Jean.Claude's rule is terrible enough." The hated private militia, the Tonton Macoutes, still rapes Haiti's people, and state oppression Is ongoing. As example, Dome says his own brother was executed, while going to RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE PAPER PLATES ______ HANDI H 7r Pack of 100. 9" thrifty plates. Reg. 1.09 Limit I 16-oz. jar of zesty Italian sauce. 6WRog.79, Limit I ' • Sal 11 8 ' : • : Heavy duty plastic wth slip proof top. RegL 3,99 1 "The ship is i&'i years old," said Gordon 1.F. Stick, chaira wooden ship which it's in repair." The 36-gun Constellation was launched Sept. 7, 1797, front 170 ":'.' 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"Ybd%re nolVer finished repairing it wooden ship," SticklAth. to come out 10 e ? years t The same wave of public ::::ent INA::;:: stitution. aroused by Oliver Wendell Ifolines' poein "Old Ironsides," also saved the Constellation, Now both the Constellation named by George Washington for the 15 stitrs then in tile U.S. flag —and Constitution are riot only national treasures, but centerpieces in cities with nerable and continuing maritime traditions. 0Decorative tables Choice of colors - CovpoiGoodTr,,uSat mat s nation's l drydock for a few hs to get some badly needed repairs. The USS Constellation, a national monwnent, is getting new hull planking, no small task because some of the white oak planks from Maryland's Eastern Shore weigh up to a half ton -- ii:I .j . 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SCHRAFFT'S --- INITIAL SERVICE '33 EVERY OTHER MONTH '25 j With This coupon ONLY I I ART BROWN I PEST CONTROL CALL TODAY 3228865 I �11 .. ,• :., -. IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March S, 1I0 Quandaty Could Place U.S. In Upheaval TAIWAN: Ponincal HONOLULU (UPI) - Taiwan, long the island base of the challenge to the central government." Chinese Nationalist Party, could be the scene of increasing Li, who has studied the Taiwan question for several years, political acsm by forces clamoring for democracy, an made the comments in an interview during which he expanded expert in Chinese law says. on pointsmade earlier n an address to a localgroup o China That assessment from Victor LI Sheltonn pro essor o 1nwatchers. ternatlonal legal d' in the wake of the One danger in the mass arrests is the possibility they will arrest of virtually all leaders of the native radicalize the opposition, which had been advocating change Taiwanese opposition. Some 150 persons were charged in sition within the system, LI said. One formerly moderate opposition connection with a Dec. 10 riot in Kaohsiung, a southern Taiwan leader, Su Hsinliang, signed a statement five days after the port city, Kaohsiung riot calling for an "all out attack" on the Political activity in Taiwan could have ramifications for the Nationalists, also called Kuomingtang or KMT. United States and China, which since normalization of In recent years, the opposition, focused around independent relations with America has ended the call for "liberation" of magazines and popular Taiwanese politicians, had been Taiwan and urged "unification" with the motherland under an unspecified guarantee of "autonomy," IA said. calling for representation in government by native Taiwanese. Taiwan is composed of about 14 million Taiwanese - people "I'm not suggesting there is going to be one series of riots whose ancestors emigrated from south China some 400 years after another" in Taiwan, he said. "I see a very active political ago - and 3 million "mainlanders," who fled China when the Nationalists were defeated by the Communists in 1949. In the 1970s, the KMT began a program It said was designed to bring Taiwanese Into government, "By the arrests, they (the KMT) have shown they are not particularly interested in working within the system," Li said. Li sees the current group of opposition leaders as distinctly different from the Taiwan Independence Movement of the 1960s. "Certainly prior to Dec. 10, and maybe even after, I think (the current group) would be much more reformist and not in the revolutionary category," he said. "The Taiwan Independence Movement talks about an independent state of Taiwan, whereas this group was very conscious of the fact that trying to work out a way to be de facto independent, but not formally independent, thereby triggering a problem with the one-China policy. JAPAN, TOKYO (UPI) - Japan, constitutionally prohibited from maintaining an army, navy or air force, Is In the middle of a storm over the nation's defense policy. U.S. Defense Secretary Harold Brown's recent call for "combined planning efforts" among the United States, Japan and WesWrn Europe to counterbalance the Soviet global military buildup has provoked a flurry of attacks by opposition leaders in the Diet (parliament), Although the current controversy was prompted by Washington, the perennial debate over defense is deeply rooted In the Japanese post-war psychology. Since defeat in World War II, the nation has failed to reach a consensus on how best to defend Itself. While the Soviets are rolling tanks In Afghanistan and building militarily near Japan's northern borders, politicians are still debating the legality of the country's so-called selfdefense forces, Japan's armed forces in everything but name. Like all his predecessors in the Liberal-Democratic Party which has been In power for most of the post-war period, Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira maintains that the Japan. U.S. security pact -la effect since 1952-forms the backbone of the notion's security and f ills what the Defense Agency calls "gaps" in the country's defense capability. And the gaps seem enormous. In crude numbers alone, Japanese defense intelligence figures that the Soviet Union - the only major power without a peace treaty with the Japanese - has deployed some 300,000 ground troops, over 1.3 million tons of naval ships and 2,040 warplanes in the Soviet far east. This compares with Japan's first-line defense of 155,000 ground troops, 174,000 tons of warships and 440 aircraft. In terms of quality, the Japanese defense is also far behind in most crucial areas. Many Japanese still recall how a Soviet Mlg-25 fighter flown by a defector, was able to sneak through Japan's air defense to land on the northernmost main island of Hokkaido before the military brass knew what happened. That was four years ago. More recently, the Japanese Defense Agency said the Soviet Union has again upgraded Its air power In the Far East with deployment of supersonic and low-flying Mlg-27 fighter bornhers, which reportedly have a range encompassing all the Japanese Islands. On naval warfare, the Soviet Far East naval command is equipped In with the powerful Kiev-class aircraft carrier Minsk, while the Japanese admirals have to be content with i what one local newspaper call the navy's pride - a couple of ulladW41blatii 4sebroystra and other lesser vassals. Against Moscow's awesome nuclear arsenal, Tokyo simply has to seek shelter under the American nuclear umbrella. While Internationally acknowledged to have the technological know-how to join the world's exclusive nuclear club, most Japanese - the word's first victim of the atom bomb are still adverse to the possession of any form of nuclear weapons. Japan has officially counted itself out of the nuclear game by Marc Slad. Dealership To Close the political spectrum - have resisted any effort to rewrite it. Pacifist groups and the vocal left still see militarism a living spectre, and the suggestion last year by the country's top general that the military might be forced to take "supra-legal" action in time of a foreign invasion provoked a national outcry and led to the general's resignation. Under such fierce opposition, the government has been forced to hold down defense spending. For the coming fiscal year starting In April, the government has budgeted $9.3 billion, just 0.9 percent of the GNP - the lowest ratio in all major industrial powers. With politicians still sharply divided on national defense, the possibility of Japan playing any significant role In the defense of the western world seems remote. adhering to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Nuclear aversion apart, successive governments have found it politically impossible to upgrade the country's military power to a level desired by its American ally, Tokyo's passive reaction to repeated U.S. calls to arms is very much the result of historical Irony. Mindful of a possible revival of pre-war militarism, the U.S. occupation authorities dictated the unique war-renouncing constitution on the conquered nation. Article 9 provides that the country "renounces war as a sovereign right of the nation," and declares that "land, sea, and air forces... will never be maintained." Holding the constitution as a sacred document of Japan's democracy, most politicians - particularly those to the left of Corp., which expects to have a new oww for ft &WerWp in 15th ANNUAL ART FESTIVAL OUT000 DELAND SAT & SUN MARCH 8 & BARNETTBANKPARKING LOT NEARLY 200 ART AND CRAFT EXHIBITORS FROM THROUGHOUT THE NATION, OPEN: SAT. MARCH 8, sm. . 8 p.m. SUN. MARCH 9, 12 SPON$OW ri - noon SY WEST VOLU$IA AmTI$TL INC. a r ---i -r.-ri ORANGE cin' FRONTIER DAYS 1742 SOUTH OF DELAND By JQE DESANTIS Reggie Butler: "This is the and Bailey Circus had nothing for us in the fourth quarter Herald Sports Editor big time for tile. We've never over the Seminole caravan to and his shot selection was For the third time in the last been this far and the Lard Ft. Pierce. superb," complimented four games, Seminole High's willing, we'll make it to Helen Constantine and her Payne. "He was really in 'Cardiac Kids snatched Laktland We want it bad Seminole cafeteria staff made control out there on the floor victors from the ja ws of Bruce McCrav on the late sure the Tribe had plenty to defeat in the final minutes. game winning surges: "We munch on the trip down As David goes, so go the Their latest pacemaker try to keep our heads and back. The Morrison's Seminoles. He doesn 't score special came Tuesday night together, but we can't wait Cafeteria in Vero Beach, much, and his game is at Ft. Pierce Central High until the fourth quarter where the Tribe stopped for a sneakiy deceptive, but when where they turned it 55-53 anymore.' 5:00 p.m. dinner, will never be forward David Thomas is on, deficit with 2:09 left into it the same, the whole squad is on. Fancy meeting you here. On stunning 68.62 will. A win that Thomas had a few words of pushes the Tribe into the long journey back home it You gotta face the music. praise for his front line Sa turday's at West Plalin Beach Twin honking Buick pulled up along Payne served its enside the lead - .q ' '4 Lakes. A win that takes them by coach Payne. mc driver way (lown to I"I. Pierce. Or his third, and early fourth one more step towards the signaled for the Tribe boss to rather entertainment (lie- quarter rebounding pergoal that so many dream of roll his window (town. To tator lit controlled the van' . formanu but few attain; the state Paynes chagrin the oc- radio and shoed a As a drained and cupants of the car were none preference for l)onna Sum- disappointed Butler lingered championship. Label their last minute other than the referees the iner and Neil Diamond *tit the locker room after the antics heart, guts and corn- Seminoles were supposed to Center Reggie Butler (lid victory, Thomas stuck his have call tl,,' Ft. Pierce his coach one better on the head around the corner and posure. Ft. instead. - y home however, The Seminoles label it it lot contest. told his fellow senior, "Hey of things that all add up to a Lauderdale striped shirts After everybody had Beg you're number one.the were called in at the last snuggled in for the long trip bes t titan... 30-2 season thus far. minute. They were good for back, a relaxed Butler led it David Thomas on corn- about 10 I' t.Iierte points, chorus of top forties with Shun Touchy technical. With Four posure "It comes from coach Thelong and windi ing road Thomas, Mike Gaudreau, minutes remaining and Payne yelling at us a lot," Fifty-five Sanford faithfuls "Big Bird Steve (trace and following a Bruce McCray smiled the slender senior who were treated to a free bus ride Robert Guy providing back up bucket, it Ft. Pierce player battled the flu Tuesday night to the game by Kay 'ocais. No recording contract went to inbounds the roundas well as the Cobra's on the Shoemaker of Shoemaker offers were reported however, ball, then suddenly pulled up, boards. as if injured. The player I Construction in Sanford. The Test drive. Prior to the signaled for it time out and the Glenn Stambaugh on the freebee venture turned into it subject of keeping the team 's modern day version of "Who's Ft. Pierce contest, Keith cobra's trainer and coach head together late in the On First" when the first bus Whitney's knee injury left walked the length of the gym game: "We're a team of had to be replaced due to speculation he might have to check him out. The seniors and we all realize choking gas fumes. On the been sidelined. The spark Seminole players went to where we want to go and what way home 30 miles north of plug guard came out 40 their bench for a short we have to do to get there. We Ft. Pierce the replacement rninuti.s before game time to breather and were then also know if we lose we go bus broke down and the test his wheels. The noticable flagged with it technical. The I)o%%'n by three with 2:09 left, Payne ran out of home." Stambaugh added, Seminole die bards eventually limp in the Mainland game ref's said no time out was Itolaids. Two minutes later the Cobras ran out of "Maybe we don't play with made it back home at 4:00 was gone but the speedy 'a1led. senior still wasn't 100 percent. gas and Seminole owned a come-from-behind 68- intensity until the fourth a.m. this morning, None-the-less he turned in it 62 win that earns them a berth in Saturday's quarter. Believe inc we don't They're still plan on being behind." gr owing boys, solid effort. sectionals i . An emotionally drained Ringling Brothers & Barnum "Keith hit some big shots • I . s . / t partner Reggie Butler who was a it sae - J A • 4 -. , I • -' '. I , . •' Photos by , sweet It k IS. . .. . s . % (I. , , • Joe DeSanfts ,• II o iiOiIt1iS the ''Number one" sign in an ecstatic Tribe locker room following Setti moles 68-62 regional victors- over Ft. Pierce Central Tuesday night. Thomas hit three big buckets in the fourth quarter to help spark a late Seminole comeback. : Sale ends Saturday .. V -. * 41 -. Boo selted / ./ ,.. . ,•' .' s, 4. . ".-' p. W681 essortttOf Of this sizes vVe ($J ht hiteW& b.itd tirex p0 doublle Limited Quantities song we$'1'' -. .• . EXCITING LOW PRICES! -' • Size B78.13 Size " - •• __ ..••'.'-'-.'f ... • , WONDERFUL WILLIE :,..•- .".: .. Sze 078.14 Size 078-15 ' , . iK L I J' I a ikite IS CiiltuS play. But simply reminding your kids what 9 But there are a few tnings you %' not to do when flying a kite is not should tell your childrcn,whcn enough. 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So if the tree is near a power line, again it's'best they leave the kite where it is. And call us. What's more, be sure your kids remember never to cross streets orhhways when flying a kite. And not just because of the e surest way to get a kite tangled in a power line is to run under one. play it safe. This safety message has been brought to you by Flqrida Power &Light as a ublic IS really what were Kere for. I=P - - FLORIDA POWER & UIT COMFRW Hcctrkity is a powerful 1L Rcspcct . - . Once again Tuesday night the Seminoles proved there's plenty on the bench. With David Thomas The long and short of it. Big man Reggie Butler saddled with three first half personals, back up calms down little man Keith Whitney seconds forward Willie White came in and crashed the before Whitney sank a pair of crucial fourth boards. quarter free throws. 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"I was very surprised," said Butler about the Central McCray, undaunted, made a nice move across the lane to leaping ability. "I wasn't mentally ready, but David and Glenn pull the Tribe again within one 60-59. Then Stambaugh corralled an Important missed shot and found McCray at the were slapping me along side of the head to get me going." McCray didn't need any head slapping to get him going. The other end to give Sanford its first lead 6140 since midway of smooth senior pumped in 13 first half points, but Central still the third quarter, led at halftime 28-27 when Sandifer stole the ball and dunked It, 10 Whitney was and Keith The TrIbe press forced a turnover who Sandifer, had 10 first half points, also turned in a good unflappable Whitney connected on both for a 63.60 fouled, The defensive job on Stambaugh after the 6-1 blond shooter burned remainIng, edge with only 1:12 him early. said Whitney get out there," had to "My knee still hurt but I Both teams employed man-to-man pressing defense which who was termed questionable because of the injury suffered kept up the tempo throughout. "I was a little worried about Mainland, against foul trouble," said Payne about his pressure defense. Seconds later though Whitney collided with Washington and "Thomas did get his third, but that was the only problem. We was whistled for the foul. Washington however, feeling like a snake-bit Cobra, caromed the free throw to an eager McCray. did a good job of getting the ball to the guy that was hot," The agile senior took off on the dribble to half court where the Payne emphasized. now uncoiling Cobras attempted to double team. McCray Which most of the time was McCray who paced the Sanford 3220285 attack with 28 points. Stambaugh followed with 16 points in. alertly found a lonesome David Thomas under the basket for a widening 6560 margin. eluding a couple timely steals along with Thomas to comeback "My man picked up on Bruce which left me open," Thomas from an early 4538 third quarter deficit. Whitney contributed pointed out about his easy layup which seemed to make the 12 while Thomas added 10. Cobras unravel and shed their skins. For the losing Cobras Toomer, who tried to put Sanford away Down by five and with 45 seconds to play Central threw early in the final quarter with 10 points, finished with 16 for the ball out of bounds and with it went their chances of any miracle night. Washington also tallied 16, while Titus added 13 and opportunity. San difer chipped in 11. "When we got down the kids sucked It up," Coach Bill Payne "Our press was the key and we played good defense," said about the comeback. "When they (Ft. Pierce) got behind concluded Payne. "We also appreciate all the kids and the fans to come back." have the heart they didn't that made the trip. Sanford Is behind us. Stambaugh, who ignited an early game uprising with six first quarter points, agreed witb his coach's assessment. "We're one game away from Lakeland and we want It bad," "We had the guts," said the Tribe's Medicine Man. "We said Payne about Saturday's encounter in West Palm Beach realized that if we lost it would be our last. We didn't have the 2417 FlINCH Aft against Twin Lakes a winner over Ft. Lauderdale Oakland Intensity at the beginning of Park. SANFOID We were so up fOr Mainland that It took us a little while to can smell it." "We tonight." get going No doubt the fragrance is pretty sweet. Ilutler, who had more than his ,rtr Anuth INSURANCE* FOR ALL I U•ti %pp - ( PHONE '\ ) :TON RUUIS * INSURANCE : :••••••••• SIZE i.....E5cRIr!JON.. 7$.15 J POLYESTER 4 PLY WHITEWALL F10.14 .... RAPIAI. WHITE WALL .....I. 10 J4-----RAPIALWHITIWAL.I. H70.I4 .flPjAl, WHITEWALL - RADIAL WHITEWALL - - GOOD USED TIRES..... : '%DRIVERS 0 - . Plus $2.34 F.E.T. Plus $1.80 F.E.T. S. ., . / 5895 6195 - ' ' .'. •; F78.14 2 FOR 2 FOR 4 / and sizes & LITTLE MR. FRONTIER DAYS INFORMATION: (904) 734-4331 Tribe Tikes To Final Ticks For Wins - Friday Evening: TALENT SHOW, QUEEN, LITTLE MISS PANCAKE BREAKFAST, PARADE, HORSE SHOW, KIDDIE CARNIVAL tvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1I0-9A (f said. "Interest costs for November through January soared to ft near future "If China decided to oppose any effort toward independence, 'which It has said it would do. then the United States would be placed in the enormously difficult political and moral position of weighing the principle of self-determination against the possible rupture of relations with china. We don't have a clear principle where we know what it means. We maybe could be having to make up our minds, with a lot of ramifications, like for the PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization). "It'sS worrisome. to The arrests of the opposition leaders have raised two "key" questions, Li said. thi themovement Is not well developed, then by knocking off aders you may have broken its back or delayed for a number of years astcessor o If that's the case the KMT e time But If there's a second echelon of Ill have bought ad r in place, ad to go then the KMT just added to the grievances" Ce, r e The second question is whether the riot backfired on the opposition and brought more sympathy for the KMT. "That's hat the KMT is saying. That's what the press in Taiwan is ying. The question is, is that claim in fact true? We simply don't know," Li said. And then there is the issue of human rights. The KMT should be put on notice that 'this kind of action is not going unnoticed outside," Li said. "One way Is to delay the sales of arms" by the United State to Taiwan until there is "clarification" on what Is going on, Li said. "There are allegations that some (of those arrested) have been mistreated. That could be untrue, but that's what we want to find out." Li recently returned from a trip to China, where he talked to government Taiwan analysts. "I told them this is a group that would prefer Independence, but the major reason is that the People's Republic has not made a good case to the native Taiwanese as to why unification would be of benefit to the Taiwanese." Kites are t4n, As long s remember there are s ings attached. Marc Slade Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. is closing its doors six months after moving Into new $1 million facilities on U.S Highway 17-92, south of Sanford The business Is the victim of high interest rates and two fleet cancellations, which left the business with a big Inventory. "We'll be here for another 30 days, winding down and making sure everyone gets their paper work, but for all intents and purposes we are closed." owner Marc Slade said Tuesday. Slade said he has terminated the franchise here and will concentrate on his Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge and Mazda dealership In Leesburg, which Is "more diversified and has a lot less Inventory." Slade stressed this Is not a bankruptcy but "a good business decision." "We could continue to operate another six months but felt the time to close was when we can doitcleanly. Everybody gets paid," Slade explained. Slade said in the four years he has had the dealership here the business had never lost money until November, 1979. Since then interest rates for unsold cars have risen to 18 percent and when twocar rental firm canceled their fleet orders, It left the dealership back-lugged with an average of more than 300 cars. "It costs $100410 a month to park a car on this lot," Slade $40,000 a month." Slade said be is moving as many of the 52 employees as possible and expects to transfer about 10 to the Leesburg dealership. 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Wednesday, March s, htin Fig mo Tribe g EinIaod, Muflee's 28 Sparks Bishop Moore' s Regional Victory Starting Five Pace All-County Team . _____ I- - I _________ H ornets Acid Glow To Dome, Down Dade -Pasco ByatNDYLUCE All five Bishop Moore starters hit in Greg Mullee pumped rn 12 tonight," beamed Robinson That shot tear over tht. nest f ive minutes P1SIL) back into our offense Herald Sports Correspondant double figures. Super senior Paul Mullee "The difference in the game was the at the end of the third quarter seemed to could get no closer than eight the rest of Bishop Moore head coach Gregg led the way with 28 points, Au stater Robert jOiiflOfl led Pasco 10 of which pressure," remarked Robinson, lire us up" Robinson as referring to the way. Robinson breathed a sigh of relief came in the third period. Se nior with 33 points while Keith Nelson chipped center referring to his 1-2-2-press. "They beat us Muflee's shot with three seconds left at The lead chanced hands 19 different Tuesday night as his sixth ranked Hor- Kevin Roy hit for 15 and snagged nine a couple times down the floor and got the end of the third period that gate the times during the game hut Dade (its Iii &i [tit nets moved one step closer to the 3A state rebounds. Slick point guard Greg Topper some lay Dade City closed out its SCilSOfl at 28-3. ups, but we made them make Hornets a 53-51 lead. boss Bob Evans didn't think his team title by beating second ranked tilt for 11 points and played an excellent nine or 10 turnovers while we were Bishop \loorc noi sporting a 27-4 record press handled the well. From then on it %%LLS all Bishop Moore DadePasco-Comprehensive 74.64 in the floor game. Two sophomores combined pressing them." five lost our pOlie with about hosts defending 3A champ Ocala "We also Trailing by wi one, 55-54, th seven Hornet gm foi24 points David Diey g for 10 and never reall.' got Vanguard S.iturd.l.' night 'paul (1ullee) really played super minutes left, the Hornets went on a 12-2 minutes to pla and • , -- .. . __________ , .. '. a.#" I ' . -- fit ;,.. - It : - • - II ~7Keith Whitney Glenn Stambaugh David Thomas By JOE DESANTIS Bruce McCray Reggio Butler When it came to rebounds and defense, Payne looked to center Reggie Butler and forward David Thomas. Butler averaged eight points a contest and was the second leading rebounder with 263. His 6-6 presence In the middle was also good four blocked shots per game. Hounding out Seminole's all-county performers is 64 forward David Thomas. The man of a thousand moves snared 206 rebounds and averaged 10.6 points a game. He also handed out 106 assists and usually drew the op. position's toughest player to defense. Lake Brantley'iiaccurate guard Doug Dershimer capped his three year career at the Big Blue Campus by once again earning a spot on the all-county team. Post season honors, are nothing new to the "Bird Man." He was named to the basketball team has enjoyed Its this season, The up Includes a nicely balanced mixture of scoring, defense, rebounding and ball handling. Seminole County ~oaches think so too. For their respective performances Us season, the coaches have voted Seminole five to the yearly AU-County Team High's presented by Burger King. The remaining five players on the 10 man squad include some pretty prime basketball talent also. Figuratively speaking, the Tribe's starting five statistics clearly Indicate why they were the team to beat In the IM 80 season. In the back court there's sharp-shooting Glenn Stain. baugh and swift-folited point guard Keith Whitney. As a team Seminole shot an amazing 58 percent from the floor Ing regular season play. Stambaugh contributed a 54 percent total of his own in averaging 11.2 points per contest The blond marksman also shot a blistering 899 percent from the charity stripe and dished out 92 assists. He also found time to scrape up 62 rebounds from his guard position. Whitney was the man that made the running game go The 5-10 spark plug averaged a shade under 10 points a game with abi percent floor accuracy rate. Moreimportantly to the Seminole attack, he led the team with a whopping 160 assists. Many of his helping hand plays went directly to Bruce McCray, the squad's leading scorer. McCray blistered the nets for a66 percent mark from the floor In averaging 21.6 points per game. When he wasn't great success starting line for an average of entire starting Doug D.rshim.r Rotary Bowl all-tourney team In '78 and '79, the Oviedo Invitational all-tourney team both as a junior and senior, was selected second team all-Five Star Conference last season, Dershimer led the Patriot offense with a 19.4 per scoring average while shooting 49 percent from the floor, The Orange Belt Conference co-champlon Oviedo Lions placed their two talented seniors on the all-county squad. For the second straight season guard Troy Kessinger and wingman Horace Roland made the team. Kessinger, w'v' led the Lion football team to the regionals at quarterback averaged 13.8 markers a contest as a senior. The quick-handed six-footer palmed off 65 assists and came up with 76 steals while averaging a 43.4 field goal percentage in 26 games. • Herald Sports Editor It's easy to understand why Bill Payne's Seminole High game GWO Neal Gulls Reggio Barnes ' . •. . -. ., . s. A -. •, ' '. 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The Lions precocious fresh- record 20-game unbeaten 'l'wo players each from man Ronnie Murphy and streak and a district chainright behind with a 14.3 average and led the team in Osceola and St. Cloud plus one junior forward Bill Burgess pionshlp. reeI - t ES1 • I - I, Oly I ')A . N. -, ear. II A Mitchell 9000 reel,rog. 26." Now 22.49 An 4000C reel, Now 29.74 Ol ympic Ol ympic reel, Now • 4.44 . - • 4 on s - - - " ( --- Daiwa 1600C Now 21 v 24 assists Both were three year performer from Leesburg joined seniors Carl Peeples completed the squad. starters, and Derrick Sneed from St Cloud's strong 6-2 senior Leesburg For the district champion Conference co-champs Oviedo Hornets seniors Paul Mullee postman Robert Slppio and Senior center Kevin Roy and Bishop Moore placed five and Greg Topper each made junior Curtis Paul were the and sophomore David Dlzney players on the 10-player AU- the elite 10 as did* 6.4 Bulldogs honored. Two un- made it a clean sweep for the Conference team selected by sophomore Greg Mullee. derclassmen - junlorleaper Hornets' starting five being the coaches. Paul Mullee average 17.1 Raphael Phillips and either All-Conference or Seniors Horace Roland and points and eight rebounds as sophomore Jim StlIcott Honorable Mention. Troy Kessinger were honored outing. Brother Greg were tabbed from Osceola. OBC coach of the year was fromthe1-8Lionswholostto averagedl3.2andalxnostnlne Senior Michael Miller was the Bishop Moore's Gregg Bishop Moore in the district rebounds, lone Leesburg selection. Robinson who has piloted the Topper threw in 10.4 and six finals Saturday. On th e Honorable Mention Hornets to a 26-4 slate In just " '. L• • By SAM COOK Herald Sports Wrfter ORLANDO Orange Belt • (I .' •' Roland picked up right where he left off a year ago, scoring and rebounding heavily for Digger Phillips' Lions. The slender 6-2 senior averaged 15 ooints on a 489 field goal percentage, hit 78.4 percent of his free throws and snagged 137 rebounds. His speed also accounted for assists and 53 steals on the year. Lake Howell's Mr. Offense Reggie Barnes was selected to the all-county squad for the second season ruiWng. The lightning quick forward scored 501 points this season for a 17.3 per game average. He also played a big role on the boards, ripping 203 rebounds to average slightly better than 7 per game. The 6-2 senior found his teammates for 105 assists while hitting 79 percent from the charity stripe and 49 percent from the floor. Kessinger, Roland Selected To AllmOBC Squad record found time to break the school single game and the single season scoring record. The 6-4 point maker also added 67assiststo his credit and hit 67 percent from the free throw line. Dog Racing • d Refrigerant extra. - W MIL FrId.v.smJs M.rdiltli.IOS. KLASSErf1q4I/sERvIcE INC. (f Plon.(305)323.4112 101 West First Street Sanford,Florida 32771 This Trevor G.Mo.I. IS PIM I•.'P.55ML4.O -12:S.114 SUV . ------.--- - - �I - - . - :.. •:., - .. . . '.- "--, .* -. -- - - 12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1980 Lanioer Plays By United Press International Jabbar game into overtime but his three-point attempt rolled off the rim with two seconds left. Bullets 135, Pistons 107 Elvin Hayes scored a seasonhigh 42 points, hitting 12 straight shots in the first half, to lead Washington over hapless Detroit. Rockets 93, hawks 83 Moses Malone scored 28 points and Lakers and Lanier, who scored 21 for the Bucks, was superb defensively, Milwaukee, which had a fivegame winning streak snapped, trailed, 99-93. entering the fourth quarter but cut the deficit to 125.124 on a threepoint basket by Brian Winters with 10 seconds left. Abdul-Jabbar was then fouled by Dave Meyers and sank both free throws to clinch the vitinry linier nearly sent the Although the Bucks dropped a bitterly fought 127-124 verdict to Los Angeles Tuesday night, the presence of Bob Lanier clearly makes Milwaukee a team to be reckoned with. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, maybe the best center In the game, went head-to-head with Lanier and no clear victor emerged. Abdul-Jabbar scored 28 points for the '4 NO's IN unhs VODKA 'GIN 'RUM 4 99 SCOTCH culinary ' ____f L AP4YI2•58.95 ., . Easy has . ' 7.99 ANY I293.75 - : By TOM NETSEL his condensed soup days. Here he prepares Boula __ chefs, but ''to light a charcoal fire and burn a steak on Sunda) " is not what Boula Soup under the watchful eye of his wife, Betty, JACQUINS ! VODK A CLAN MacGREGOR 1' . OV 3UIfl 1 176 SPATLESE an ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HIGHWAY 4360 .JT!I ONE BLOCK EAST OF 14-OPEN SUNDAY. NOW YOU CAN V1S4 • CHARGE IT AT YOUR NEAREST ABC . 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FRESH NEVER FROZEN PREMIUM GRADE WHOLE SURGUNOT I CHAllis .5*11 SURGUNOY VINRO$( 489 PINKSLS$ WHITE CNASU$ 5.49 19 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ctuiaau 69 I.B. OUR OWN HOMEMADE SULK UNIT _____ 3s" as.. is. • Hold Ail We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged IID,WNITI&IUIIUII 6.49 usu uoN, isa ANI$LTTI.SANA$A •ILACKURRY.TRJP(.E Sac a OTHERSASK 4.55 DIT. CM*Cii* u MT 2*79 t ,T.UV0UT.nia IAT, MN UI19 $T. UTIPIE IMPOITED IINAN 19n VINT. CAllS IA UffflJOIit.i UIIPRAUMILCN NNUTIT'_____ CUT. CAMO**C Wall: T.lS$tA*. • IT. lIllT 11119 insau OT.NTIMLY.ams 2! G LASSES CUBI P1*11 un soi • ICE 0 STEIRWARE I, WHISkEY SOUR ___3' 8 PK. DRY CHAMPAM - P1*11101 . P TSA To IOWA MEATS - _ p ABC IEERALE 6P* •**I1YNNUmY STANIIY Sill 993LJTEI 5I NTTtE CA$10F4.2$.N 'CRYSTAL CLEAR ( \' 99' MOUUN ROUGI : k "ff nan 19MOM 3.09 I uusy MIXg 4 " 1~ 15. 0.1$ i -'. __________ 2@99 •$UOKEJIOIJ$E I Cayenne Pepper Kleppe has in mind. Fresh bread crumbs -crust 11, Most of these recipes are geared iabout one cup, flaming cognac to skillet and blend '.'. ith toward a man's cooking," he said, while Spoon sauce over steaks and Cut one garlic clove in half and rut) preparing some Boula Boula soup under iusidt' of ''"'each small individual serving the watclul eye of his wife, Betty, at dish Save garlic, In skillet, melt butter their home, 103 Oak Court, Sanford, "anti on low NEW ORI.EANS OMEI.EUE heat: mince l3tti cloves of garlic J they are not that hard to cook," I No. 1 C811 I two cups $ Ix!t'led tomatoes and mid to butter. Continue cooking on Kleppe, a Wisconsin native who has low heat allowing garlic flavor to ' ith liquid 1 tbsp. butter been in Florida since 1961, has been penetrate. Add wine, dash each of I tsp. salt cooking for 15 years and most of his paprika and cayenne Bring to boil, cooking skill was developed the hard Dash each black pt'pI_'r and cayenne reduce to simmer, stirring tx'casionalls I tsp snipped parsley way, "I never looked at a Betty Crocker Add parsley and oysters. Stir and cookbook," he confessed, and as ;I result tsp. thyme oysters to cook only until edges start he made plenty of mistakes. 'I never I ha' leaf curling. knew you add water to flour, but not the 2 ('loves garlic minced Divide oysters equally u ith butter and other way around," he said, or that wine sauce among four serving dishes, I tbsp butter condensed soup should have water added I tbsp all-purpose flour reserving four tbsp, or sauce. Top cacti I' to it be fore it is served, cup minced onion dish with bread crumbs and spoon tbsp f Kleppe's knowledge of the culinary saitc over E'up chopped green iepper ' crumb.s. I'ut under broiler arts has increased dramatically since his '. cup white wine until bread crmiibs are slightly browned. condensed soup days and he now Serve 3-. can sliced iiItLShrOOiutS 1 at once, develops his own recipes, such as his ' . ((1$) tiny cooked i'as FLAMING VEAl, AMANI)INE Oysters a la Kleppe. 8 1'.1 1 C lie also maintains his own collections I Eiitrt'e ' St'rvt's tuo l)IIttcL of recipes and has ttwmii filed under "i lb boneless veaL cu ch thick thick The Seminole Mutual 'tbsp olive IIt 2 tbsp. butter Concert Association is headings for meat, vegetables, Com bi ne first nin' ingredients: cook 1 -3rd cup slivered aliiu'iols casseroles, soups, seafood, and such. presenting its third con ce rt of ;111d stir until iiutur' is thick, about 30-40 Salt Kleppe said he would like to write a the 1979.80 season Monday at iiiumuitvs. lteiiii've bay leaf. In separate cookbook :t tbsp brandy for men someday and show 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic skillet melt I tbsp. butter and blend in I tbsp. leiiiun jilict' them that gourmet cooking can be easy Center. flour; cook and stir until mixture is 13rd cup whipping cream Atlantis Productions, as well as elegant and delicious. Trim and discard mne'inbrane from brown and thick. Add onion and green producers of the highly acBOULA BOULA SOUP veal. Place meat between two sheets of I'P1r; cook until slightly browned. Add claimed "An Evening with (Appetizer-Sen'es8 wine' stir until miiixture begins to wax paper and pound inch Rodgers and Hammerstein" 3 cups chicken broth thick with thicken. Add mushrooms, peas, and loth side of mallet. bring yoti "Say It with Music: tomato mixture. Mix well. Serves 6. 1 cup dry split peas (washed & An Irving Berlin drained) Beat four eggs well. Add '. cup of hot in wide frying pan over medium heat, mtewtegg*tieatoitp 'eelbbration". V4 tap. ted chervil or savory butter melt onemep. 04 bUttPT. and one tbsp. of olive oil In skillet. The richness of Irving 1 thick slice onion stirring until golden. Spoon nuts front iO:iielettv skillet preferably) Pour in Berlin's contribution to our Salt, pepper skillet with slotted spoon and set aside. t'gg.toiiiato mixture. Shake skillet and musical enjoyment for more 3 cups clear turtle soup or turtle con- Melt one inure tsp. of butter in skillet, stir top of omelette with flat end of fork than half a century is made somme Sprinkle meat slightly with salt and COOk, until mixture starts to set, lifting edges to evident in the songs of this Grated Gruyere or Parmesan cheese not crowding the meat. Cook until lightly allow uncooked mixture to flow under. exciting musical tribute. 6 tbsp dry sherry browned on each side. Set meat aside mis When cooked, fold omek'tte; remove to There are songs for all the Lightly salted whipped cream (not it cooks adding Inure butter to skillet if warm plate; pour one cup of tomato memorable eras of our cool Whip) needed. When meat is mill cooked, return mixture over top. Keep warm. history the innocent Teens, Paprika it and any juices to skillet. Slight]) warm Repeat process using remaining four the joyful Twenties, the Combine chicken broth, peas, dried brandy, (bane and add to skillet, shaking t'ggs with butter and olive oil, poiw depression Thirties, the war chervllandonlonlnsuuce pan. Bring toa skillet until flame's subsides. Pour Ie'mntin remmiairiiiig sauce and serve. Se rves 2-3. troubled Forties, the tur. boil, cover tightly and simmer until peas juice over meat and remove meat to 'ftis recipe- can also be used sucbulant Fifties and the never are very soft. (about one hour). Puree in warmmi platter and keep Wa. tit. Pour ct'ssfimlly for a large gathering such as a surprising present. blender, adding more chicken broth if cream in skillet. Boil rapidly, stirring New Year's Eve Early a.m. breakfast There are the delightful needed. Season to taste with salt and until cream is golden. Drain aiiy juices using mi large quantit of scrambled eggs syncopat ions of his early pepper. Combine pea soup with turtle from meat into 51111cc. Stir in iIlmii()fl(iS mind, of course, increasing the sauce ragtime hits; the heartfelt soup and fie almost to boiling. Pour mmmiii spoon sauce over mmieat. mixture. $ strains of his numerous poignant ballads; the delightful film scores for the fabulous MR ED 1$. 9.19 ' . L There's something for everyone In "Berlin" concert, PREMIUM -. 14 OZ. WED.MAL12-4PMTO7PM LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED ALLSALESOONATEDTO Si 6ANY79 QTS 12-78.95 •L3UISL&O II ____ 39 PU COCKTAIL HOUR ALMOND : c. • . Til ILUI DIAMOND • • - CALIF. WINE •CIIMLJ$II , 1.95 3 •1 :' ' ____ FLASOUvENIIGwrsox 1W CAIAD$U.JNI[AUY.U$. wiwrnisc.ic MARCHOFDIMES __ :0 59 .70 .19 ' . / ' _________ 86.I PROOF CANADIAN PIIMWM p-w"- "SLENDEDWHISKEY" I 'THE PREMIUM IS IN THE ii' lOTTiE-NOT THE PRICE" • • .79 1 d1 s 0. .4 VODkA. LII. SO. CUADIAI. S TC$ 1*11.100 LIQUEUR SLAkILRIY0ANOYJAtQ(N1 AMAETTOOLCOR$O NAIT1NSV.V.O FINIMOIAVOIKA .': ', skillet, stirring until smooth. Keep arm. (;rill the steaks to taste and add them to the skillet over the sauce. Reheat removed sauce. Wariii cognac and flame. Add - '. ....... . --•--- • p . -. * I S S ' 6.39 - ' • 28.401. ANM WNM OLD I(To QUALITY ' •: ONMA 429 33°L ANY I2.49.95 - MON;, MARCH 1O SYLW KY* IRI. . - LIST ONE PIN CUSTOMW/()JNN UNIT TWO PEN CUSTOMU W/CUUPON " '1 - CHAMPAGNE2.49 Save Too JAcounis 7119 CAll - SAXONY unT '4MOUIINUTIU . BC And ''I 254OZ. TABLE imp. ounul 1e 29 WINE Saco Till w/DlViiN 2L4 0L HARWOOD QUA" 'CANADIAN4.79 U . Paprika Olive oil Salt and pepper 4i. can pate' (it, Foie Gras liver pate) * cup cream sherry 1.3rd cup cognac or brandsPrepare charcoal fire. Brush meat ith olive oil and season with salt and pepper. l.t stand until fire is ready. For sauce, heat liver pate and sherry in 'Say It With musIc' Set Monday 0000 TUU., MARCH 11 Shoo UnT OR PH CUSTM • 1 . O'Si'I'lCS 'A .EI)I)I" I Appetizer -Serves Ii 12 oz. select plump oysters cup butter I a cup white me 2 tbsp. snipped parsle 2 large garlic cloves STEAK CASANOVA 'l'erI(i('rloin steaks I 1 inch thick ) 1 Sanford. 7*9924 oz. ANY 12- 89.50 Folue - . ioo'io,. 6.09 4.49 ' - _ .. • • mum 6 Joi we Duff is . ' PosiIPy i • • • _____ . Court home in 19 RESNATM ' one tbsp sherry in each cup, pour in soup and sprinkle each top with t o tsps. of cheese, Add one large tbsp. of whipped cream and sprinkle dash of paprika °n top. Put under broiler until hipped cream is slightly brown. Serve at '31$, e 41 at their Oaks REVOLVING BAR, COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY s1..sUT As Well As Elegant Herald Staff Writer In addition to playing tennis, Torn Kleppe enjoys cooking as a form of recreation when he is away from work. Traveling around the state as a manufacturer's representative keeps Kleppe on the go for his firm of KleppeLewis. Inc., but on weekends he likes to get in the kitchen and whip up something "elegant but easy." Many men put something on the grill and then think they are accomplished dramatically since CNOIC QT. L AM ', SAVEUPTO4O%.....AS MUCH AS$2A10T. . , - arts Increased LONDON DRY GIN AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE PIRITS DEALER ________________________________________________________ ' 91.00 BEEFEATER IfLAT1l .1 ' Gourmet Cooking Can Be Tom Kieppe's - I 33.1 01. _____ Cook Of The Week knowledge of the I S . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1980-1B WHITEHORSE ' PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, MARCH 11 AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA ' tight game as San Diego beat Cleveland. Cleveland's Mike Mitchell topped all scorers with 25 points. SuperSonics 98, Trail Blazers 97 Dennis Johnson scored 32 points to pace four Seattle players in double figures. The loss Put Portland one percentage point behind San Diego in their battle for the final berth in the Western Conference playoffs. pulled down 13 rebounds to help Golden State offset a 39-point effort by Utah's Adrian Dantley. Celtics 137, Spurs 108 Larry Bird scored 29 points to power Boston and help drop floundering San Antonio to its sixth straight loss. Clippers 116, CavalIers 105 Swen Nater scored 13 points of his 20 points in the final quarter to break open a grabbed 15 rebounds to pace Houston over Central Division-leading Atlanta. Nets 114, Pacers 109 Mike Newlin scored a gamehigh 30 points, including a pair of key baskets in the final 2:42, to spark New Jersey, which staved off a late rally by the Pacers. Warriors 111, Jazz 105 Robert Parish scored 26 points and ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES ABC OURSELVES Bu t Lakers Stop Bucks Even IOWA MEATS SANFOhD ...I 123-Ills Original works of art by the masters (an income tax deduction) Is being offered by Lake Brantley High School's Parent-Teacher-Student Association at the first annual Art Auction and Exhibit on Sunday, March 9. An art collection of 150 works including litographs, etchings, woodcuts, serigraphs, paintings, and watercolors Is offered. The auction Is to benefit the Lake Brantley High chool PTSA Scholarship Fund for deserving sophomores, Juniors, and seniors. Conducted by Park West Galleries, the auction will be held at Malson et Jardin on Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs and will begin with a champagne preview at 6 p.m. followed wed by the auction at 7 p.m. Cash, personal checks, Master Charge, and VISA cards will be accepted, Tickets are on sale at Lake Brantiey High School and at the door, The ticket price of 92,50 includes a cornpllmentary glass of cham. pagne and free babysitting rourty of Th Hi at Lake Brantiey High School from 5:30 until 9:30 p.m. Prior ticket sale Is reilred ror tho free babysitting aer'Ice. For more Information, aU Lake Brantley High cbool at 192-1771. team; Astaire-Rodgers and the ever fresh humorous scores of his Broadway shows, not to mention Berlin's lyrical love affair with America as expressed in his patriotic tunes. Featuring a cast of nine singers and dancers assisted by three musicians and staged against a simple but evocative setting, this lavishly costumed production will present all time favorites. Attendance is limited to Concert members only. -PILA HUGHES Who's cooking? The Herald welcomes suggestions for Cook Of The Week. Do you know someone you would like to see featured in this There Is something for ts'yone in the line of cooking. Novice cooks, as well as master chefs, add a diiferent dimension to dining. Please contact OURSELVES Editor Doris Dietuich about your news and views on cooking, " 0 16 WASH ER ' - - To çet clothes thoroughly doused,. scrubbed, and clean, the tub and agitator work together. creating a powerful churning current of cleaning power. It's R'Igklalre WOH Frigidaire's 2-way Extra Surging With Action. $348W/T I 61 S ' '7iTA - I - ' •.•,_ •_ - - 4 .. 1, •1 ;• ,..,.. '•_-... 0' �... • . ?...'. ;. . :. :--:: - 21-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, 1910 Legal Notice - 29-Rooms I Legal Notice 4H0( SeS ___________________________ __________________ AMENDED LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT I acre plus woid home. Zoned 3.nord Gracious living. R08S. INVITATIONTOSID CLASSIFIED ADS Florida, Sunbelt BOARD OF COUNTY for duplexe$, city water monthly rates, utilities The Weekly & Housing Authority of the I COMMISSIONERS Super location $33,000. sewer. S. Oak M17$$3. Inquire soo City Of Sanford, Florida will Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork The County of Seminole receive bids for modernization to Ideal retirement or startlng.2 Separate sealed bids for Items a RoomforR.nt - Prlvate CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. OR, FP home. close to bus listedbeiowwlllbereceived I n the 322 - 26 1 831-9993 16.luntll 2:00 P.M. on the 19th oay Home. Leonar d C. Jolly. shopping. _________________________ wing Fastest _______ ne, churches. Call Office of the Purchasing Agent, of March 1980, at 3237259 the Redding. for more details. Room 417, Seminole Count _ CLASSIFIED DEPT. Gardens Community Room, 5th RATES Courthouse, Sanford, Florida Street and WASHINGTON (UP!) — The population the Sunbelt grew 32771, Avenue, San. until 10:00 AM., Wed. 44c line ne 30..APartrnents Unfurnished ALL FLORIDA REALTY 1 time HOURS significantly during the 1970s, wi th California, Florida and March 19, NOTE: ford, Florida, at which time -OF SANFORD REALTQ 3c* ecutive times 39c a line BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY place all bids will be publicly 8:00 AM. 5:30 Texas showing the greatest increases. The states of New York PM. 1censecutiv times 36c a lint 2541 5. French Ave. BR-$209up. Pooi. Adults only 1 3220$ OPENED AND READ AT A opened and reed aloud. MONDAY th u FRIDAY •cn Lake Ada. Just So. of 3fl0779,322•5353.3223772 and Rhode Island had the largest net losses. Proposed forms of contract DIFFERENT LOCATIONS Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in SATURDAY 9 Noon documents, including plans and Census, 3 Lines Minimum its final estimates Manpower Conference Room, Call 323.8610 Dream home in quiet area. ThT11 Sanford. specifications, are on file at the _______________________________ fl oo r, Seminole C ou nty Services Tuesday of the 1980 census, said the population in the United Mariner's Viliag. 3 8dm, 1½ Bath is neat asa Office of the Architects, Gutmann. Building, corner of 1st Street an __________________ _ pin ready for easy livind. States d ur ing the previous decade for Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida Dragash Associates, Architects, — $eeing is believing at $43,900 Planners, Inc., Sanford Atlantic 32771, at time and date stated. 3l_1jments FunilsIi w.terms. Assumable 5½ pct. . P.O. Noon The Day Before Publication Asphalt Paver; Aerators Bank Building, Suite "While the had almost no population change mortgage & 1 yr. warranty. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. Screening for Indian Hilts Water 2 Bedroom Apartment since 1910, and the North Central states have grown less than Copies of the documents, Treatment Plant; Painting Nopets,carport,$SOmo. Sunday - Noon Friday Room for an office with 3 0d m, drawi ngs and specifications may half as fast as the nation as a whole, the South and the West Restoration of Indian Hills Wale 269.7377 2 Bath home to envoy. One-half obtained by depositing ___ grew substantially faster than the national average," the Treatment Plant; Traffic Roller; be acre zoned commercial on each set of Tire Service Truck; Library with Architect for 4 Room Apt. Bureau said. busy four lane. $36,900. so obtained. Such _________________________ Shelving; Argentine Bahia Sod; documents $IBorno..$50 deposit California, Texas and Florida each grew by more than 2 Gas deposit will b refunded to each Chromatography System 122-509 4 8dm, 2 Bath, 2 story home in 4Pe1S0flls person who returns the plans, 18. -Help wanted million people during the decade. California gained 2,723,000 Furnish. Install Equipment for pictur esque part of Sanford. and other Traffic Engineering; Flatbed specifications during the decade for a total of 22,694,000; Texas gained Lire. rooms, exterior done in 32-Houses Unfurnished documents In good conditions Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Dump Truck; Lowboy Trailer Wanted experienced bus boys; — aluminum siding. Perfect for 2,182,000 to 13,381,000; and Florida 2,068,000 to 8,859,000. Neat lng.A Ir. Conditioning System within 10 dab's after bid opening. cooks; din. rm. waitresses, Mate' Dating Service. All growing family. Fireplace, A certified check or bank draft, Other states estimated to have grown by more than half a for Consumers Water Treatment 3 OR 1½ B $375 mo, $200 sec deP. dish washer. Apply in parson ages P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. corner lot. 1 yr. warranty. pa yable to the Housing Authority Harold Hall Realty Inc. Plant, t er 3200 S. Orlando or. Cavalier , Fl. 33518. million since 1970 are Arizona, Colorado, Virginia, Georgia, Semiannual requirements for of the City of Sanford, Florida, -__________________________ REALTOR 3235774. Motor inn. North Carolina and Washington. U.S. Government Bonds, or the following Items: Child LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYCE satisfactory bid bond executed by In terms of rate of population growth be tween 1910 and 1979 Security Officers, Lake Mary Type ill Asphalt; Llmerock ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. home3BR,26,extralg.kit.,& only: the bidders and acceptable area, must be able For the following bids to pass Nevada was the most rapidly growing state in the nation with a chised Name Brands) Sales & Ft. rm., one 1 acre, $430 mo. Aerators. Screening for Indian sureties in an amount equal to polygraph & shift. Baby Sitting In my home by change of 43.6 percent. It went from 489,000 to 702,000. Service. includes building and Seigler Realty, BROKER. 321. percent of the bid shall be sub Call 327.18109 am. to 3 p.m. Hills Water Treatment Plant; Christian lady. Hourly, property with mobile home 0641. missed New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island lost population with each bid. Painting. Restoration of Indian we.ly, daily rates, 7 days or __________________________ space. Owner retiring & will The successful bidder will be nights a week. Call 323-9366 Orderlies & Aides since 1970. New York lost 593,000 people for a total of Hills Water Treatment; Heating. partially finance. $65000. 33-4ouses Furnished Air-Conditioning System for required to furnish and pay for and leave a message. 17,648,000; Pennsylvania was down 70,000 to 11,731,000; and Consumers Water Treatment satisfactory performance and Better Living Center of Cassel. berry. Call for appt. 339.5002 Rhode Island lost 20,000 for a total of 930,000. Wanted: Mature European Lady Plant; Upon award, successful payment bond or bonds. 2 OR, New house, completely Attention is called to the Bid for child care in my home. The District of Columbia is estimated to have experienced bidder will be required to furnish Workers needed for cabinet furnished, AC, $350 mo First & 1 Bonds, Form requiring Longwood-Lake, Base Bid, Group Mary area. Payment and Performance manufacturing shop. Must the largest drop in population during the decade last + damage dep. off Airport Prices, and prices for work Own transportation preferred. each in the amount of 100 percent have knowledge of tools. Apply on Ross 323-6023. losing an estimated 13.4 percent (or 101,000) of its population of total bid amount; and Proof of described broken down by unit Day 661-4416, eve 3236180. Gentry Manufacturing Co. insurance. Bond forms will be size, Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. between April 1970 and July 1979 for a total of 656,000 people. Will babysit In my home. Will Each bidder is required to bid on furnished by the Seminole County 37ifleSS BUS 9a.m..3p.m. M-F. Prop" If the estimates hold up when the official 1980 census pick up & deliver anytIme the Base Bid, Group Prices, and Purchasing Division, after noon. Ph. 323.2045 aft 1 conducted, Florida would pick up three picas for work described broken All work shall be in accordance A TOUCH OF COUNTRY P.M. UNIQUE - Ml W1' ailS iT(E BOYS& GIRLS with specifications in the Office of down by unit site, congressional seats, and California and Texas each would pick in Longwood. 4 BR, 2 B oversized SPACES AVAILABLE. Attention is called to the the Purchasing Agent. lot, Z.comm. $39,500. up two. Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Tennessee WANTED: BOUTIQUES lllflstrUCtiOfls The County reserves the right to provisions for Equal Employment EARN EXTRA $$ GALLERIES . STAINED Utah and Washington each would gain one seat, reject any or all bids, with or Opportunity, and payment of not ___________________________ GLASS MAKERS . GIFT ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE ass than the minimum salaries without cause New York would lose four congressional seats and Illinois, to waive SHOPS, etc. $95 mo., utilities After School sit forth In the on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized t e chnicalities, or to accept the bid and wages as JUMP FOR JOY Ohio and Pennsylvania would drop two each. Losing one seat Inc luded _. 323-2172 o!!309575 dft1t must be paid on this BR's, 28's + guest cottage & which in its judgment best serves Call Circulation Dept. each would be Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and project. Creative Expressions 322.7813 much more. Only $19,900. the interest of the County. Cost of All bidders are hereby notified South Dakota, the bureau said. submittal of this bid is considered 3222611 FREE Demonstration UNLIMITED POTENTIAL an operational cost of the bidder that they must affirmatively an. California remains the nation's most populous state, Have you ever wanted to learn Development opportunity I One and shall not be passed onto, or be sure that in any contract entered followed by New York and Texas. Alaska remains the nation's DINING ROOM ELEGANCE latch hook, needle point or into pursuant to this ad. entire block z-comm on w. lit borne by the County. 2 BR, I Bath, 1g. covered patio, crewel? Then come by 112 EVENING HERALD least populated state, despi te a 34.3 pe rce nt population in. vertliement, Minority Business St $110,000. JoAnn Blackman, CPM and fenced backyard. EXTRA Hotly Ave. from 9-6 FrIday. Enterprises will be afforded full Purchasing Agent crease during the decade from 303,000 to 407,000. Groomer, kennel worker, ans. room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA 327.2694. opportunity to submit bids as sub. 6+, acres on beautiful Wekiva Seminole County phone, cust. clerk (1 person). ______________ Final census counts for the states will be released in January liveable. contractors, or as suppliers of River & Hwy 46. $110,000. Courthouse, Room 417 Ma il resume to Beth Jonas, Rt. 1981. ma$erIaIs,ors.rvices,andwiil not Sa nford, FL 32171 Wanted 3,Box47, Sanford, FI.,33flI. be discriminated against on the (303) 323-4330, Ext. 293 STEMPER AGENCY QfOuflds of race, color, religion, Publish March 3, 1980 CallBar RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. six or national origin In con . * * * * * * DET.79 . REALTOR 322-4991 Apply in perSon Sanford REAL ESTATE sideration for award. Ponders & Convalescent Center, so MULTIPLE LISTiNG SERVICE REALTOR, 373•749 JOBS In accordance with Executive FICTITIOUS NAME PMfionvIlIe '-_' Eves...?9.3400, 322'1939,L 323-4302 Order 11625, Minority Contractor ___________________________ JO Notice Is hereby given that I am Goals Program, all bidders will be engaged in business at Sanford VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes afforded full opportunity to submit Graham Energy Plan Airport, Seminole County, Florida, Low Down Payment Clerk Typist-exc oppor under the fictitious name of bids In response to this invitation Cash for your loti Will build on and will not be discriminated Gal Friday-Poss 1720 mo EXECUTIVE AIR TRANSPORT TALLAHASSEE, Fla. transit perhaps with the state SERVICES, and that I intend to against on the grounds of race, your lot or our lot . Mg' Tramnee-$flO mo w.fuli POJZW lfA Y Enterprise, I nc. color, religion, six or nationa l benefits (UP!) - Despite vocal helping underwri te local register said name with the Clerk REALTOR Medel Inc., Realtor le origin in consideration for award. MIS : - 644.3013 AutoPtsMgr-.-$250wk + of the Circuit C ou rt, Semi no comm 4 ~111 Republican opposition, the Jets. During the Fiscal Years of 97$ '7 Pharmacy Tech-exp, super S323-$9S6 County, Florida in accordance Buiidto Suit - our lot oryours. House Energy Committee is position Rep. Tom Lewis, R-North with the provisions of the Fic. thru 1981, goals for participation FHAVA,FHA23S&215 YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE BIG Sales-many openings preparing to give further Palm Beach, also took the titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: by Minority Business Enterprises VALUE 1. law Price of this is twenty.f lye percent (33 per. Mist Cufler-exc pay consideration to Gov. Bob governor's plan to task saying Section 865.09 Florida Statutes cent). To ensure that maximum lovely 4 OR. 28 home In M. Unsworth Realty LO DrIver-s.. the world Sanford's most des irable Graham's $78 million energy the incentIve-dIsincentive a- 1957.51g.: Michael E. Reeder bids from Minority Business Lot Boy-young mans dream neighborhoods. C.H&A, 2 FR's co nservation package. are sought, con. Mach Cleaner-$140 wk, will preach -which Graham says Publish March S. 12, 19, 26, 1980 Enterprises &it is available for immediate tractors submi ing tt bide will be train AALW A vote on the massive will save millions of R.!ALTOR barrels of DET.34 ocy. $57,, required to provide evidence Gin. Laborers-No exp. nee. package could come as early oil and billion over the next NOTICE OF RESOLUTION their efforts in aiding In essary 3221061 orev.s.mIW the ACREAGE lust off Lake Mary as today -- during a session 10 years CLOSING, VACATING AND rea ching of said goals, has openings In Florida Cashiers-fun & fabulous - is unwieldy and Blvd. This 9+ acres is zoned LIST NOWI _______ _____ This project isuiiblsd to RIS64TS-OP.WAY p for real .stat. liCenses. Security coetliti the ____ vubleABANDONING _s,, Guards-b. alert Call Walt Capgel 3234400 N99ca%, IRISf'10L..-SI SSU4SP. 1.W1M SiTS_L_II IT MWCONCS*N Mann, D-Fort Meyers, money. Knowtds •atty Inc. Deve lopment' Who want real value In a Cab Installer-eric pay NOTICE isher.byglventhatthe Housing and Urban Deve least 2 home sItes, e ven has a REALTOR 2$.300S said as late as Monday night Cook , Waiters & Waitresses Boardof County Coffimissionsrsof Act of 1961. All bidders WIJI be marketing program. large spring fed swimmin' &wminole County, Florida, at its required to comply with an At. was primarily going to be for Legal Notice hole. $42,300 with excellent We're now entering into Regular Meeting held on the 26th flrmative Action Plan to provide THESE ARE ONLY "workshop" P11'PO5ea terms. IIALTY IAA day of February, AD., 1980, in the Opportunity to lower income an expansion program in A FEW As the issues were NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Cou nty Commissioners' Meeting ing residents of the project or" to Eve. 305-661-5440 3063231863 MULTIPLE Ll$TiNG.REALTqi Notice is hereby given that a Florida and have Room in the Courthouse at San- training and employment. See the discussed Tuesday, Graham's en. Stop in or call tinfurnish.d Apt. 7 BR, 18, 30 Public Hearing will be held by the ford, Seminole County, Florida, Supplementary Instructions to top lobbyists waited anxiously Planning and Zoning Commission pursuant to Petition and Notice Bidder for more information in ings for licensed brokers Park Ave. $300mo. 1st 5 Iast' AAA EMPLOYMENT while Republican siC. of in the City Commission Room, City heretofore given, passed and regards to this requirement, and salespersons In the 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 Attention is called to the Sum. the panel tired questions and Hall, Sanford, Florida at 6:00 P.M. adopted a Resolution closing, 912 Pf'er%dIAVS. SCR EN .PORCHES, AP. nf ord area. To get jeLOCH ARBOR Office on Thursday, March 20, 1980, to vacating and abandoning, .Mary of Work. In this section, a (car. lOth& French) PLIANCES, GOOD CON. criticism at 103 Sunset Dr.3 OR 1 B, FR, FPei consider the following change and renouncing and disclaiming any turnover schedule will be tails, take a minute and Your Future Our Concern DITION, WALK DOWN Ig fenced yd. Exc. cond., Director In Hater. amendment to the Zoning Or. and all right of the County of presented at a pre-bld conference, TOWN. $23,000 contact Marge Goddard, $44,900. Rep. John Mica, R.Winter dinance of the City of Sanford, Seminole and the public In and to Monday, March 3, 1980, 2:00 P.M., ** .**** 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK the following described rights-of. Redding Gardens, Indicating the Box 186, Eustis, Fla. Park, said the governor's plan Seminole County, Florida. 674 3237812 TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH Ordinance No. 1091, Article V. way, to-wit: rate of turnover of vacant units to NEED which seeks to reward Use CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT Provisions, Section 3, 31111-11A. Evs.322.O62,322.13S7 That right of way being 25 feet the General Contractor by the PORCH S NEW ROOF. IMMEDIATELY those who conserve energy SIngleFamily Residential either side of the cent er line of Owner to have all modernization 207 C. 25thlt. 131,900. Dwelling District. Subsection completed on beginning at the work S. Moss Avenue, this poled OUTSIDE SOLICITORS With 00 grants and other Phone: Pars. West bourndaryof the right of way withIn 730 days or sooner if incentives while pe nalizing CandltleaalUsisPermitted, HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO. EARN TOP of Orange Avenue and running possible. (2) DERN, POOL. 3 SEOROOM, waiters - doesn't The Housing Authority of the Amend to read (2) SIngle. westerly 110 lest, suburban homes COMMISSIONS 214 BATH. FORMAL DINING Family dwelling with 1,000 sq. It. development, according to the plat City of Sanford, Florida reserves address the real problem. TOLL ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT- IN minimum living area, provided all thereof as recorded in Plat Book s, the right toreject any orall bids or HOURS FLEXIBLE KITCHEN. REDUCED 10 "It Ken to One we're going -ottierdensity controls and setback Page 41, Public Records of to waive any Informalttles In the Call SobLavenbury $32,900 WITH ASSUMABLE to have gasoline shortages requirements are met bidding. Seminole County, Florida. - Circulation Manager MORTGAGE. Note: Subparagraph (a) No bid shall be wIthdrawn for a and you're worried about EVENING HERALD By the Board of County Corn. unchanged. missloners of Seminole County, period of 3l days subsequent to the weather stripping and a remains 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM 322-2611 The Planning & Zoning Corn. Florida, this 26th day of February, Oinlflgofbidswlffiouftheconsint EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH grant program," mission will submit a room. AD., of the Housing Authority of the GENERAL LABORS day 1910. STENSTROM shift NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. AreyoucaringforyourElderly7 Mica told Hester, mendation to the City Commission BOARD OF COUNTY City of Sanford, Florida, apply at American Wood TRAL HEAT AIR, D.IARY Would you like to work, shop, REALTY in favor of, or against, the COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY AREA. $1550. The lawmaker said he'd requested Product Mill Office, 200 or keep an appointment. Let change or amendment. SEMINOLE COUNTYe OF THE CITY OF Marvin Ave., Longwood me sit for you. Will furnish rather see legislation to help The City CommIssion will hold a FLORIDA BAUTIFUL4 BR, 25 home in SANFORD, FLORIDA between I & 11 am. LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S references. Call MonYuesSenors, w-all the extrasl C. utilities switch to coal and Public Hearing in the City Corn- BY: ARTHUR H. SECKWITH JR. THOMAS WILSON, Ill Refersnces required. ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, Sat. for appointments H&A,w.w 3224343, carp., pan. FR, set. mission Room In the City Hall, CLERK executive Director otheraltanative fuels, and to WOODED, WITH ALMOST In kit., pantry & morel BPP encliiililrage 00 Use ofn=8 Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on Publish March 5, 1980 Publish February 28, 21 and NEW Telephone Solicitors & part time REDROOM.3 BATH, 2 SERVICE CONTRACT. Just March 24, 1980 to consider saId DEll) March 2. 5, 7, 1980 Phone Room Supervisors, well CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL $57,500. OUR NEWEST OFFICE recommendation. DI$.110 established Sanford Firm, Full HEAT & AIR, MANY CX IN LAK E MAR CITYOP All parties In interest and Time I Part Time, afternoon NOTICE OP RESOLUTION TRAIL $09,900. HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 4 BR OPENINGMARCH 1st LONOW000, FLORIDA citizens shall have an opportunity & evening hours. No selling, CLOSING, VACATING AND Psftions to. 3 aisoclat. Call II home on del. lot, spacious to be heard at said hearings. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AIANDONING IISHT$-OP.WAY 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE permanent position. Start $3,10 rms., pine floors, OR, utility for cOnfidential interviews. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP By order of the Planning and TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. hr. advance according to rm. I porchl Only $34,900. FRICKE&FRICKC THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Zoning Commission of the City of PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOT ICE ls hereby given that the ROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGIN. motivation. Guaranteed ASSOCIATESINC. CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE Sanford, Florida this 29th day of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCURS: Boa bonus, call for Interview ALLY BUILT rd of County Commissioners DUPLEX, REALTOR COUNTY, FLORIDA SUPER 3 BR, 15 home in Feajuary, 1980. NOTICE II HERESY GIVEN between, & S at 3224465. Seminole County, Florida, at its VACANT MAKE OFFER. Sunland w.your own pool & J.Q Galloway, by the City of Longwood, Florida, Regular Meeting held on the 26th CASE N UMBER; S8 petlol OR, w.w carp., new-4 -31sCA.II-L Chairman . that the City Commission will hold Earn extra at hOrn.. day of February, AD., 150, in the , roof, fenced yd., on a 19. lii THE PETITION OF; City of Sanford a public hearing to consider Good pay. Easy work. No BRAND NEW 3 SEDROOM, j County Commissioners' Misting shaded loti A buy for 134,7101 MItdDl NELL LETELLIER, a Planning and Zoning enactment of Ordinance No. 47, experience necessary. Start Room In the Courthouse t San' BATH, FAMILY ROOM. 2 Miner Commission LgdNotice entitled: Immediately. Send name and serd, se.nt.io osjy, Florida, CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL JUST FOR YOU 3 SR, IS horn. PublIsh March 5,111100 address to IW.EH P.O. lost ANORDINANCEOPTHECITY pursuant to Petition and Notice HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM NELLIE MAY FRASURE her DET.10 in$unlandw.sc.patie,FLr ., OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA, LA 13332A Orlando, Fl. 32109. FIREP CE, $49,108. MUST heretofore given, passed and STATIOPPL.ORJDA MiNor efec.FP.newkit&$andscapsd SOLD THIS WEEKI N01icl OF RESOLUTION AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. adapted a Resolution closing, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE specious yd.t SPP SERVICE' Pellflonprs 143 OP SAID CITY, SAID Oft N. vacating and abandoning, NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY CLOSING, VACATING AND 21—Situations CONTRACT, Yours for RIGNT$.OP.WAY ANd ICING THE CO 6renouncing and disclaiming any TO 1900 SESSION OF THE FLOR. ABANDONING TO; ARNOLD LETELLIEN $43,ØIJ, HEN$IVE ZONING CROONANCI and all right of the County of IDA LEGISL ATURE FOR PASSaddri11s unkswwn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF THU CITY OF LONOWOOD Seminole and the public in and to AGE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION Exp.babyslttirfullorperUimL Last Ness. address: NOTlCllsherebyglventhatthe Sanford's Sales Leader FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT the following described rlgiits.Of. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: t*.Wor1egeais Ueknss. loardol County CommIssioners 11 CHANGING THE ZONING OF way, to-wit: 40CEITT Call 8349019. twice is hereby given of in. YOU ARE NOTIPIID that fp Seminole Colasty, Flerida, at ItS CERTAIN TERRITORY PROM LEGAL DESCRIPTIONI tention to submit to the 1980 PitRionor, *1501 NELl. LITIL. Regular Muting held on Jsba.a R.3 RESIDENTIAL TO C-COM That Portion Of the foIIOwkil seisien of the Florida Legislature UER a ashir, and NELLIE MAY day of Pebruery, A. D., INS, In the MEUCIAJ. DISTRICT; PROVID- described legal descriptIon lying a special act is follows: Leaiii FIA$IIRE, tier MiStier, in the County Commissioners' Milling SEIGLER REALTY NO AN EFFECTIVE DATE *1. w*ttdn. lois $6 ftwu 17. block 7, ANYTIME abeis stvIW Ktlui, has fIled a Room In the Co Ifiouse at An act relating to Seminole PEALING ORDINANCES IN WHITCOMI$ SECOND AD. County, alcoholic BROKER Petitlusi kiffie aSvS styled lgrd. Seminole County, Florida, CONPLICT HEREWITH. beverage Multiple Listing Service DIllON TO GENEVA, Plot look limiting the number of ? NEED CASH? lu*0 Name CIiesigeslHw.niner pJr$uaIW Ii P1111110 M NI1I Said Ordlamsice was placed an to Pap II, PublIc Records of ll,• 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. ic dsi*nasii$ IS that PositIon, and heretsiere glvin, passed mM %* as lirstreadklIOFebiwy 111981 Seminole Covaty, Funds: 250 UWYOUINSISWA$SICWNy Orlando Sanford $W11 0IflA%fl bsverageswithln$emlnolecou.wy Ii serve a adapted a Resolution closing, aid IllS City CSIR5I11aiS0 will call UsPerTerms IagInnInuat$wco,earof loS 4, 337.1577 335 REALTORS of , as one license vacatIng and abandoning, 10 for each is 4,000 ____________________________ iIsis Is block Tower FlnanceSesv. ____7, WHITCOMSI FIRST tbuu1 or major fraction OW am CARMINE N. si*vo, renouncing and disclolmlli and adopilin after she publ ic ADDITION TO GENEVA, as 1111341.2469 Branch PWNhatws attorney, an aU right 05 the County 05 thereof, excepting from the MSrft .l. wiN be held in the recorded 11 P1.5 SeekS. Pa,e * h sNposais: 1M3$Ia$e Reed Seminole and thu publIc In and to City _____ O IROKERAQI otfIé UiIiwlFforIds,osi Seminole County public rains, 46 SeIN $9, Lampuqal Vilisge, the following described tIgM$41. of Mardi. run E*st 36.13 SOd, thence $OVth 20 tPSghSWffh5s$lt0a5ffi. FEES LL WL..JL Florida W10, on or way. WWII: quota licenses for dubs, hotels, &D., 1901at 1:88pjn.. erasseusi degrees II minutes West NEW HOMES 4S *0 ml day* Mardi, 1900, ALLEY LYING WEST OF LOTS Illusuaftor is Pestle. At IllS tool to Well line of Lot Bec . mallets and restaurants; providing --_. s9th PlYmuts 83905 the ast NISNiSOIIPMel With Nil ClOth 1$, AND LYING VAST OF that number of licenses now *sI$hij bupins. IS OT$ mostip interested parties May Of saId put, Itiosici North 10117 authorIzed shell net be rcid Itifo Care, ORISOn b'Nra service • *sn mm BLOCK *TOWNSITI sv Ave. 1.190.9074. be lieM WISh ruged fOd IISISCO Sink 88 1801005 II y; prauleing an esecnve - P088wwl aIloruy or M OF NORTH CHULUOTA, AS l Ski gr'400W Or0N10U ThIs minutes East 17774 foul to am lfyHiffgq,ofhIe*a RECORDED W4d IN PLAY ROOK 7. healIng mey N contInued freon begInnIl,bgjglkilpadofIofs4 RismslgrrW18fl pspy hi anlurod again PAGE 14. PUIL.IC RECORDS, lime ii time until final odin 11 s L i Ii. $eonlsis4s League of Civic PnIvaIskom IS , $9. * 21 22 1 AssociatIons Inc. rellol iandod In the SElNO$.E COUNTY, FLOR IDA taken by lbs City CiMsisbelis. 3213083 tanIy item caller line of Ills iss Yarmouth Reid, of Cesp'ity CornBy Ike Not A copy 40 No ens.. Or . Ple ri d iut CN$1 ISIPOSI. Fern Park, Fla. 32730 Punt stairs WlThIUmpkeIidaidlkeIOd miNiniens of SeminoleCusoty,. IsiamcsISpeilidaI IllS dy Hill. • S Co.n• APARNENT5 (30' $34'SITh Gro 1 Locust in REALTY IIALTOC 0 in releasing and increased by 18.8 million a total of ,099,000. Northeast has DEADLINES Harold Hall — 43-Lots-Acreage __________________________ Inc, Realty, - RANCHES GROVES 6' 2 acres for only $16,500 good terms. Osteen. 4 Pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230, Low down payments. 322-7287 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 4th FARMS _321.0759 -- Pennsylvania The Bureau of the We Specialize in- - BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real tstare Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. RORBuI' Reg. LOW CASH TO MTG.- 4 BR, 2 8, split plan, huge kit., formal OR, fenced yd w.trees. 534,50011 HIGHWAY 1-4 FRONTAGE DcBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES, $31,300. COUNTRY "2 ACRE- Newer 3BR, C-H&A, w-w cpt., Ig patio, rose garden & low cash to mtg. 545,90011 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED. ROAD F RON TAG E . DELTONA AREA. $12,700. 00 - -- _---- - --- - _______________________ OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. ,-weII.constructed 2 BR home on gorgeous 104*117 corner lot. Under -appraisal at $35,90011 - SPANISH 2 STORY-,,300 sq t pool home w-fireplace, formal 'LR & DR & detached party :..-houseonover½ acre for only -,$$7,500lI -. - s a 11 i percentage 42-Mobile Homes LOCH ARBOR GEM- Spo tless 4 OR split plan, w 1g. BR's, FR, big kit, walk-in pantry, pool & fenced 1/3 acre on cul-de-sac. .564,90011 -. additional Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytIme 1273 0781. 2½ ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. "°°' OS$G10110S000SII 46-Comrnercial Property - -- - Commercial lot in Longwood on Hwy 127, across from Lyman MS. Call Henry 339-5217. 47—Real -'- Estate Wanted ------------- -- - -. '- 7 REALTY WORLDS ________ O,LL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. (CI))) ' 18-Help The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors _____ t WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CARRIAGE COVE. YOUR CHOICE FROM $4,500. We buy your equity, close in 24 Ii, AWARD REALTY, INC. 9.2WiO _____________ - - -- 68-Wanted to Buy Yard Sale-- children clothes 8. __________________________- ------. . Side-by-Side efrig., $75; picnic tble w-2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w matt. $25; Oak Porch rockers, $29.95: metal Office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture. 205 E 25th St 323 0981. MICROWAVE Washer repo GEdeIuiiem(jd(I Sold orig S40935, used Short time Bal. $189 14 or $19 35 mo. Agent 339 8386 • I I Stereo, fruitwood console w AMFM, $100; (2) breakfast bar stools, wrought iron custom made; (2) occasional chairs. 8341987. --- - . - • .__ off of total inventory of brand new intersping bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of SanfordI7" "2 54—Garage _____---- Sales - 4 tam. carport sale, Sat. Fun., clothing, etc. 106 Brown Dr., Sanford, Sunland. 323 3670. Super Beta Sigma Phi garage sale. Cor. of 251 h St. 70th St. (Ravenna Pk). Mar. 8, 9-5 - - ____________________ - - '11 Ford P U 100 $1400 323 2303 14 Ford F 100 P U. V 8. std trans. tool box. new nsp. $950 323 9214. I _ -. 72-Auction - ____________ ____________________________ UTILITY TRAILER 0'15'5285 323 8028 _______ - ______ 80-Autos for dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 3620 701 S. French JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 fC 15 models Call ))99100 or 831 4605 (Dealer ' Parts NEW USED BATTERIES I 1973 Buick Regal $900 1971 Mustang $600 323 0372 Major Credit Cards Accepted THE BATTERY SHOP 107W 271h St. 323 9114 Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price! - 62-Lawn-Garden I - FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark 8. Hirt 323 7 5E 32 3 7831 I . 76-Auto Sale WE BUY CARS F or Estate Commercial & Resi ORGAN Gutbrans,,'n 2 keyboardsancjpedals,$65o 322 2197 • ___ • GUNAUCTION Sunday March 20th C onsignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 32)7340 _ - ______- 79-Trucks-Trailers IUY USED Ftj1NITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Furniture Salvage 372 8771 - Pianos S. organs, stock clearance, big savings Call Bob Ball 3721403 2207 French ------ Why buy used? New brand name box springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, fuIIsize,quetn & king. Jenkins Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 373 0981. -- GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher 8 professional guitarist. Studied theory composition at Chicago Con servatory of Music Beginners, enroll now, $Sa lesson. Student guitars available, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center 8 Studio, Sanford. 323 8941 __________________________ - 51-Household Goods •_•_...•_-_._-- -- ___________________________ TV repo 19" Z enith. Sold orig $493.75 hal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent3398386. BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 2597 S Sanford Ave #3 1734 -Good us ed $258. UP MILLERS l6l9 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 0352 _______ TELEVISiON RCA color console 75", sold new over $700. Balance due $17500 or take over my payments $17.00 month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 8625)91. $15 loS' pick updeiivered 323 4947 aft. 3. ----- --- - — 53-TV-RadiO-StereO FII(EIWOOD -- - KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES lANCES 3730697 Ref. repo- 16 cu ft frost free. Orig. $529, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 339-8386. Beds, Dbl. motel B.S. & Malt.. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 3237310. ------- I 59-.Mus i ca l Merchandise - - I We buy used furniture ________ FURNITURE 8 THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave Savlord 331 2794 - 321 7480 A-OK TIRE NEW TIRES$19 898. UP Sanford 24l3 French Ave ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used,anycondtion6ll 8)26 (2)37 pistols; (1) Antique Furn jewelry PuSh button controlc, has car usel, still in warranty Originally U19, assume ments of $21 mo. Agent 339 8186 MUST SELL' 15500 Window Air Conct.,excelle,tcond 322-3930 ________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 31SF. First St. Vinyl Ponchosiii"' ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3725791 -- S7-A-óuns - - For Sale 1975 Honda, XL 70 with les s than 1,000 miles. $775 or t,esf offer 321 0789 after 5pm Will buy old class rings 8. Silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323-1888. ______ -- T!! " _ -I. _________________________________ 78-MotorcyCles WE BUY USED FUPNITUR'E, APPLIANCES 8. PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Fur niture, 305 F 25th St 32) 0981 - . ouses, apts. & 1970 SInger Future Fully auto, vacant land. Lucky In. repossessed, used very short O. Box 79 vestments, P. time. Original $593, bal. $10$ or p.o. Sanford 322 4741 131 me. Avant339-0304. - - — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5,1980-3B - 54-Garage Sale Si-Household Goods - Cedar Wardrobe -3fl-9180 10a.m. 105p.m. odds & ends 112 Holly Ave. 93 Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We I Friday. Mon. thru Sat. t$O make Real Estate -S ____________________________ ______________________________ Business lol'D$. Florida Mor. Used lull size hotel motel bed igage Investment. 1101 E. 55-Boa ts & Accessories ding. Very clean, 1114.9S ea. Robinson, Orlando, 422.2916. NolI's Sanford Furniture ROBSON MARINE Salvage. 17-97, So. of Sanford. I 7927 Hwy. 17 92 322-8771. SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Sanford, Fla. 32771 • 3 BR. 1 Bath, C HA, comp. Set up, 55.800. 48 Downing St., Carriage Cove. 831-29)3 or 3221157. - -------_-- ______ _____________-. - - -- DAVIONA .'iuio AuCTI(9. A OK TIRE 322 7480 Shocks $195 Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $2995 2413 French Ave., Sanford____ Hwy 92, I mb wCct of Speedway. Odytona floach ll tiold a 62-'A''Farni Equip. p,.lilic AUTO AUCTION every Tlesday& Saturday-sr 7:30. If's too only one in Florida You let 1978 Case Tractor Model 885 77-Junk Cars Removed The reserved price. Call 904 flSLike new Cond.. $6.995 1311 for furTher details I 3226793 __ __ BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 1.50 1975 Ford Granada Ohia, csc Call 322 1624; 312 4464 .68-Wanted to Buy cond., AM FM stereo. M chIIn radials 49,000 rn, $2.500 830 - top (Ilar Paid for unk& usea 9503. Cash 322-4132 cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 322 SM Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. '71 Datsunqood running cond Buy & Sell, the finest in used $900 or best offer I 78-Motorcycies furniture, Refrig., Stov es, loch I _______________ 36S6486 Antiques and Modern Furniture 1971 750 Honda, some custom 12 Pont Catalina, AC, PW, One Piece or H ouseful PS, 400CU in motor, ssoo nice clean, $1450, aft 6 p.m Antiques 323-2801 323 2299 I 322 516* -______ ______________ _____________ • I I ------- - • - "----- -____________ - _ -- 243S1 2 S. French (17 92) Sanford 323 5321 ______________________ 2 BR, 20, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for $33,900, - JOBS FARM Central H&A heat pump, big 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. $56,900. -..-- UNITED 1 YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR. 26, w- See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3øO3OrlanctoDr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing GOING IN SERVICE. OWNER SAYS REDUCE S ACRES IN UPSALA TO $7,500 CASH OR TERMS. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUYERSI - Committee -- •-• bdrms., 8 huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $19,900!! Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5771. LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. - 41-A---Condornlniunn For Sale ING HILLS. NICELY WOODED, VOL US IA COUNTY. $28,500. 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000 _________________________ - Eve. 562.36)1 - -. $ ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL. CAN'T BE BEAT- 2 or 3 BR, new C-H&A, w-w cpt., rge, ref., d-w, dis posal & Iandscap. led yd. $32.90011 er 1 BR, 16, all appl. inc l. w&o, approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool 8 club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $27,000,. Orlando 277-1798. - - -. -____________ - Very MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Brok 2" N. 834-8200 - NICE BUILDING LOT 70'x!3O COUNTY, CLOSE IN. $3,500, $1, 0 DOWN . H. Ernest - Realtors/MLS 323-5774 24 Hrs. 47-A--Mortgages BOUcht &SOkI 43-Lots-ACreage CROC!ETT LUXURY LI VING 3 BR, 28, pool, 660. green house, 1g. patio. $53,900. SEIGLER REALTY EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. in this 411i acre estate. 38R, 46 w. guest cottage, fruit trees. 992000 _______________________ AGENCY I 6ROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327-1517 321_0640 E [R REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. Re . Will end s 322-7972 W. Garnett White Rag. Real Estate.Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC.,. 107 W. Commercial •Phone 323755$, Sanford ________________________ MLam= cComo. I t ,pCo, Lk. Sylvan Area, S acres, $27,000. Other parcels avail. W. 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'.dd-_'.-.s ; '5 , ..cAg... a.-v ' - - 1,' t)T '•. :;-itt'4' :'I'lL-. �AS-0v.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wdnuday, Msrchi E Pair In 60s Kid About Ii DEAR ABBY: 1 was very happy to see the item in your column about the girl who got pregnant and had a baby though she was still a virgin. The same thing happened to me when I was 17. He married Working women, have you been feeling the pressure to perform wonders in the kitchen? Maybe you've just started a career or are returning to the Deai Abb Sparkling Strawberry Daiquiri Punch, left, Is a dazzling centerpiece fit for the - - what really happened. My Even though WE knew doctor confirmed it. it happened, it was har B.P. explain to others. We are in our 60s, and we still DEAR ABBY: I am a 39 year-old mother of four, and I about it, and call each oth was just as innocent as that "DUMBBEL 55-year-old grandmother who DEAR ABBY: I am or asked you to explain how a those "unusual cases" i girl could get pregnant and woman being pregnant viz still be a virgin. I conceived with my hyi It's a shame how people can Intact. go through life half-ignorant When I went to the doc because they're too em- suspecting that I might barrassed to ask questions. pregnant, he examined I sent for your booklet, and said I m ost certainly ' WHAT TEENAGERS When it came time for m, OUGHT TO KNOW, for my have the baby, the doctor two sons, 12 and 14, and they to deflower me surgicall thought It - - j tha girl can become pregn without going all the way, MRS. TORRINGTON, CO DEAR ABBY: You told derstand. All parents want the "Orr Maneuver" in wit their kids to know how to keep a Mr. Orr tape-recorded i from getting VD, and how to annoying barking of a nei' avoid getting pregnant, but her's dog, amplified It, a nobody wants to tell them, played it back at the dog. T The chapter on drugs and pooch was quickly silencc what they can do to you was Well, that maneuver h great. even a better use: My frien I'm sorry I didn't have "Tiny," a Phoenix insurah something like that to read executive who needed h when I was a teenager. sleep, lived about 10 feet fro MRS. R.J.L. a house of heartless klutz INORLANDO,FLA. who played their stereo at DEAR ABBY: I read in' high-decibel volume until w Your column that a girl could after midnight every even1n become pregnant without Polite protests to the neig] going all the way. Thanks for her got him nowhere, so or printing it. That is what evening Tiny recorded the, happened to me. music, set a loud speaker ju Before we were married, inside his fence facing the my fiance and I had gone bedroom window. He turnc together for 24 years. We the volume on high and playc were very much in love, and ir own concert back I Just like the kids do today, WC them at 3 o'clock in th did a lot of hugging, kissing morning! and cuddling, but I swear we Once was enough. Proble, didnot "1) . the soL pull patty shells and snow crab from the freezer and whip up Snow Crab SaucedPatty Shells. SPARKLING STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI PUNCH Makes 20 (* cup) servings 1 lime, thinly sliced 2 6-ounce cans frozen daiquiri mix, thawed 6 12-ounce cans sparkling strawberry soda, chilled i2 cup light rum (optional) Make a fruited ice ring by freezing stawberries and lime slices in strawberry soda in ring mold. When ready to serve, place ice ring or ice cubes in chilled punch bowl. Pour over undiluted daiquiri mix, soda and rum. 'Lw friends. If unexpected guests show up, your husband or date will be entranced. Start with a good meat sauce, in a resealable glass cont.ainer, since you probably won't use it all for dinner a deux. Saute about half of a small jar of mushrooms in butter, add them to the sauce along with a quarter teaspoon of oregano, a little salt and pepper, and heat to serving temperature. Be sure to shop for some marvelous antipastos, in clear ready-to-serve glass containers. Their see-through glass packaging allows you to plan ahead. One jar and some toothpicks should do it. Of course, you'll need a wine to top off the meal. Any fullbodied, domestic dry red wine will be fine but ask at your local wineshop if you'd like some guidelines. For the perfect end of a delicious meal, buy a jar of instant espresso. Serve black with a small slice of lemon peel, sugar optional. And remember, the table setting is important: Flowers, colorful napkins, wine glasses and, for that continental touch, demitassee cups. The following recipes will reflect the gracious entertaining for the hostess and guests. Strawberries ~4 ~, gods to drink at any gathering of fifteen minuters. Add a few dollars worth of fresh, cut flowers on the table and was terrific.agreed So did never would haveproof believe( 1. And my husband but I am living '•' •- IS. I - 1 - SNOW CRAB SAUCED I'AflY SHELLS 2 packages or cans (6 to 8 ox. each) Alaska Snow crab, frozen r canned cup minced celery 1 tablespoon chopped green onions 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt teaspoon ground red pepper 1 teaspoon each, grated lemon peel and juice 14 cups half and half ¼ cup sherry 6 prepared patty shells 14 l' tieverthe e I found myself OREN A. i very much pregnant. LA GUNA HILL I couldn't believe It, but the DEAR OftEN: Thank doctor explained it to me friend, "'flay," for the ysL Ire xacUy the way you explained sleepinsurwcc.poucy. I'i it: "All that is necessary is for underwrite It. the sperm of the male to meet the ovumof the fema]e,and this can be accomplished I working world with all Its challenges and distractions. If so, you've discovered what it's like to work all day and come home to the proverbial "hot stove." But what if you're not or don't want to be a gouimet cook, yet still enjoy entertaining? A little imagination, planning and a big assist from qualityprepared foods in convenient packaging can go a long way toward making you a classy chef. Modern glass packaging, for examples, allows for a variety of pre-cooked sauces and other ingredients which retain their freshness and flavor on the shelf. Besides tasting great, a meal created primarily from pre. cooked ingredients takes a fraction of the time and energy to cook than one made by the traditional method of slow. simmering. A perfect example: Spaghetti dinner. With a little advance shopping, you can lay out a meal from antipasto to espresso in me, and we have five the way you did. Thank you for having the courage to write something so straight and easy to Ufl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 5, Working Women Make Mealtime A 'Labor Of Love' children, the oldest is now 48. People never believed me when I told them that that is without actual penetrati with me. I never could have told them about drugs and sex ntertaining Ideam, iio ac iru i4tit W/ Parsley Thaw crab if frozen; drain and slice, reserving liquid. Saute celery and green onions in butter or margarine. Blend in flour, salt, pepper, lemon peel and juice. Gradually add half and half and reserved crab liquid, cooking and stirring until thickened. Blend in sherry and crab. Meanwhile, heat patty shells. Spoon hot crab sauce over patty shells and garnish with parsley, if desired. Makes 6 servings. Do You ha te o write let ter because you don't knot Beta Sigma Phi Chapters FARMER'S CHEESE SOUP 3 tablespoons butter (Yield: 7 Cups) F 1 cup finely chopped onion 1 cup chopped celery 14 cup sliced carrot rounds " pound broccoli, separated into small flowerets (about 2 4 cups) Preceptor Beta Lambda 1 can (104 ox.) condensed chicken broth 3 cups milk 1 cup (4 ox.) shredded Cheddar cheese 6-8 slices French bread, toasted Gouda cheese cut into thin wedges, two for each slice of tread 4 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled In 3-quart saucepan melt butter. Add onion and celery. Stir and cook for 5 minutes. Add carrots, broccoli and broth. Cover, bring to a boil, then turn to simmer and cook for 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Add milk; bring to simmer. Add cheese, stirring until melted. Pour soup into 24..quart casserole. Float bread slices on top of soup and cover each with two wedges of cheese to balance. Place under broiler for 2 or 3 minutes until the cheese melts and turns a delicate brown. Sprinkle with crumbled bacon and serve. Members of Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, met at the home of Joyce Sammet on Pine Tree Drive, Lake Mary. President Dolora Mark presided during the business session and thanked the members for their work and cooperation in making the Valentine cocktail party a successful event. Valentine Girls Ruth Hoffon, June Helms and Glenda Emerson (she was Chosen 1NO Valentine Girl at the annual Valentine Ball) were congratulated for their honor. Preceptor Beta lambda had three members participating in the pageant. Kay McFarland announced that details were complete for the group to attend the production "Guys and Dolls" on March 12. Those planning to attend will meet at the Mark home, Linda Lane, at 5:30 p.m. and carpool for the trip. The theatre party Will take the place of the meeting scheduled March 11. Social committee chairman Ruth Hoffon announced a smorgasbord dinner for members and guests on March 21, at her home on Woodland Drive. Each member Is to bring a "pot luck" dish to share. She also outlined plans for Beta Sigma Phi Founder's Day luncheon on April IL For the program, Marilyn Meridith of Lake Mary, demonstrated lbs conatruction ofa dried flower arrangement as she explained each step In the procau. The ant regularly scheduled meeting will be March 25, at the home of Jime Helms on South Sanford Avenue. Amoret LaBoss will be In charge of the program on gardening. ' THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, THRU WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12,1980 ... CLOSED SUNDAY... Cottage CaftVIVOW $ 1 Dome Freak presided over the business meethig. Roll call • .0 'AMNONW"L ALL GRINDS. MAXWELL HOUSE - 159 I 'lb. can 2- (Limit I PWses. IIk 00M PwsMsu of $5 or Morn, ladsilag aIT*.cco Ifems) Spanish Cream is a do-ahead recipe - - - -- ------.- - 4 8-oz. $ cups REGULAR OR BEEF ARMOUR STAR Jumbo Not Doovm* 1-lb. pkg. SWIFT PREMIUM OR LAZY MAPLE Sliced $ 1 49 Bacon 49 SAVE 40$ JW Y ogurt 2-lb. cup - was taken and the mintis of the prevlosm meeting were re$ and approved. The bisaurer, Marcy O'Brien, gave an up4042$e report on the deptera acconot Social coamdOw chairman, Lois SMW rallailed maubws of the iic'"1'tg socalsocho&sj In the next few montk MfllkOdi$Cuaiedtheaidof the yswpsrtytobs bold at IW.aey World. Ways and Now chairman, Marcy O'Brien, discuesed the details of the ch*er garage sale to 1181101d Much 0. Members were rnIW to bring their ceBed IWme to the sale. lIE WabOCk comtise i.11eJ that *"ryuft was going will with the construction of ft Irr ophick. Katie Hoakick presiated Ike pram (or do evi& lIE topic, which WAS, Beauty, was lake'i from "The Art of UVIINLto which Is the Beta 1om Phi F*am besE so IN ukeI beauty mer'e to 1*. After the meeting refreshasata were served. Dciii Freak won the ho gift —a MtUscs plant SAVE 32$ ASSORTED DAIRI-FRESH DAIRI-FRESH SCHMIERKASE, SMALL, LARGE, LOW'FAT Dash salt Lj cup sugar 1 tablespoon Imitation vanilla extract Dissolve gelatine in 12 cup of the milk. Beat egg yolks, salt and 14 cup of the sugar and stir into remaining milk. Heat mixture until It comes almost to a boll. Add soften gelatine and stir until dissolved. Remove from heat; add vanilla. Cool. Beat egg whites until foamy. Continue beating, slowly adding remaining sugar. Fold into milk mixture. Pour into 2-quart mold and refrigerate until set. Remove from mold. This will have separated into two layers. Garnish with orange slices, tangerine slices, sliced peaches, rasberries or blueberries. The SlOth meeting of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta 8Ig1a Phi WAS called to order on Tuesday night at the Winter Springs home of Katie Headrick. ... - SPANISH CREAM 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1 quart milk 3 eggs, separated Gamma Lambda un' 1140', funnil iill of ttiierl('41 ciubroileil in Ibe %nr In End .%hl "..nr. I N in die iiiiiki of ,Iitlioin ide .iiriiiiu' effori,,, 1xide -- till inmmged In glean emith,ri fniri .iniple Pleu'.ure. ill home liii ihie Jiiterhug. bnhhn mid meting'.. rnii,id ihim' radio. k mv. ilurimig thi lilni' of lwrdhiip 111111 tmnrh'n.'d 'tijqihie'.. dint th e bowler of I'uihIh. George !S. Jenkin'.. rio-cd Iii'. (ir.i to Pnhhi hiirket,.. in their iilmu' he built lui' drenmim Fioriiiiu". firi true Super % turkei. tiid '.umper it 11% die mmiii iii the decade there en' 19 nmor.' iiuirL.'t in die Pubhi bimitsik iuismi % merivan.. grius.'(umhi relumnwMI io ,n'mn'v All Ii*in'. 1-lb. pkg. SAVE 32$ ASSORTED FLAVORS $ 15 SAVE 24 MRS. SMITH'S Cherry pi e Roval 26-oz. pkg. Gelathi $ 1189 $I 3-oL I boxis Fb?zzra 4r �IC-Evening Hera Sanford, Fl. ld, _ .1-• I s a Wedne d y, March s.iso _ t Di Citrus Fruits M , -4 J Passover: Much Tradition Enwraps _ [li I Dishes Spring Into Shape likewise shed any excess weight. Dieting does not necessarily mean giving up favorite foods. Particularly if only a few pounds need be lost, cutting back on 6 / 0. sweets and eating lighter meals will often do the trick. Florida citrus fruits, such good between-meal snacks for those trying to lose weight, can add an appealing lively freshness to diet main course dishes. Tuna and chicken, both low-fat protein choices, are made extra juicy by the addition of grapefruit and orange sections. TUNA CITRUS TANGO 1 cup Florida orange juice, dividea 1 cup chopped onion 4. _ H Turkey Champignons: Fantastique! French Food (czn 2 cans (612 or 7 ounces) tuna 1 cup Florida orange sections 2 teaspoons butter or margarine 2 medium zucchini, shredded In large saucepan, combine 1 4 cup orange juice, onion, tStwooIus, soy sauce, cumin and salt; bring to a boil; cover, reduce heat, simmer 10 minutes. Dissolve cornstarch In remaining '4 cup orange juice; add to saucepan. Bring to a boil: boil 1 minute. Add tomatoes and tuna; heat. Add orange sections. In medium-size skillet, melt butter; lightly saute zucchini. Serve tuna mixture over shredded zucchini. YIELD: 4 servings. Spring is a time when we all are getting into shape. Most of us put on a few extra pounds during holiday feasting. Spending days snuggling up by a fire instead of briskly exercising was no help for our bodies either. 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Cool 10 minutes, Cook mushrooms in remaining butter and sherry; stir Into reserved sauce. Heat to serving temperature. Loosen edges of mold. Invert mold onto platter. Serve with mushroom sauce. MICROWAVE OVEN: Prepare recipe as above, except microcook molded turkey mixture at high speed 20 minutes. Rotate ¼ turn every 5 minutes. Complete recipe as above, Sausage........... 3 801 . . Prysi' Drums&ks III. ., ...... Pivw nedw Ii Ham. ,, Cheese............... 8 13 4!I;f OR R - Enhances the Flavor of Meats • . Heinz 57 1002. Sauce . Potato Chips...... - Strawberry HotDcgs............._ ie - - Testy Cooked Salatnl or 1IS 59. Beef Bolog.,a DSliCIOu$ Ham & BSCOfl Loaf..... 'r'49 . c Rod Potatoes ........... 5 1, Perfect for Salad, Fresh Crisp CaJcijmhis 8 1 Perfect for Salad, Fresh Green SIIIPspp.rs............... Pork is also a major dietary source of the B vitamins, especially thiamine - containing three times as much as any other food source. 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Bring edges together, keeping roll long like frankfurter bun. Pinch edges together carefully so they will not come apart. Allow to rise until almost double in size. Paint with mixture of 2 egg yolks, 1 tablespoon oil and 2 tablespoons water. Bake on greased pan at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Filling: 2 pounds leftover roast or baked chuck Dow B Earl y us..................17-os. con 290 14-oz, Butter-Me-Not PABST . Trellis 79$ 16-oz. Cracked Wheat or Marlwt 'b" Prun.Julc .... Breakfast Club ..eIf . wnu ,. s'u' i'n' iii, tinilt. BONUS BUYS Sunsweet lwuliI. raitti' I'riuii , ) ti in' that cati 1w' iti.trLi't, JW MIEN pa cup flour 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 3 cups liquid Carnation instant nonfat milk 2 slightly beaten eggs 3 cups (about 1 cup raw) cooked rice 2½ cups ground cooked turkey ih,' fin,.i fi i wi i "lu-trw' one-third __ ___ fUU cup shortening Measure flour into large bowl. Dissolve yeast completely in Spread ............... inSUper PACES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY MARCH S T'4AOUOHWEDIESOAY MARCH ¶2.1910 CL OSED SUNDAY ½ cup butter - ' Ih, e Piace for Dairy Foods P ik CRAMPIGNONS In $4acIi fri.. the 4, TURKEY (Makes 6 ½-cup mold and about 1 ¼-cups sauce) " - STUX. Any way you bake it, Turkey Champignons Is an entree you'H be pr oud to serve. The cooking time is right, and the flavor is fantastique! * do . > Bake In a regular oven about fifty minutes, or cut baking time in half with the aid of a microwave oven. ' Eg Then add eggs, salt and melted shortening. Mix into soft - '9 oranges served at the holiday. We include a ne version of orange fritters to add to the Passover recipe file. HOLIDAY MEAT BUNS Dough: 5 cups flour 3 eggs tat room temperature) 2 packages dry yeast 1 cup lukewarm water 1 teaspoon salt dough. - nun Many Jews cherish childhood memories of fresh whole froi lukewari,, water. Add to flour. French food needn't take hours of preparation not with this delicious recipe for Turkey Champignons. Created with the American working wife In mind, it makes clever use of modern convenience foods and the newest kitchen appliances. The result is a molded entree of continental elegance created In record time. Cooked turkey and rice are combined with vegetables, walnuts and a protein-rich cream sauce that's lower In calories than you'd expect from a French recipe thanks to instant nonfat dry milk. Uses blender to chop all vegetables (except mushrooms) In small portions; It will even grind the meat. Or, use a food processor to prepare all of the vegetables, including the mushrooms and the meat, 21p. bread had time to rise. 11 2 teaspoons cornstarch 1 cup Florida grapefruit sections Brown chicken pieces under broiler, place in large skillet. Add 1 : cup grapefruit juice, scallions, parsley, salt, mar. Joram, pepper and poultry seasoning. Cover, simmer 15 minutes. Add green pepper. Cover, simmer 15 minutes longer or until chicken Is tender. Using a slotted spoon, remove chicken and green pepper to serving platter. Dissolve cornstarch In remaining 2 tablespoons grapefruit juice; add to La! La! Ooh, Passover, the Jewish festival of festivals, begins at sundown March 31, It celebrates the liberation of the Jews from bondage in Egypt. Lasting eight days, Passover provides ample opportunity to enjoy being with family and friends. Food is a vital part of Passover, beginning with the ceremonial seder and continuing through everything frorii formal dinners to the sharing of dessert and a steaming pot of tea with a drop-in visitor. Much tradition enwraps this Jewish celebration, For example, latkes of matzoh meal are significant on the holiday that conunemorates the Israelites' flight before their leavened Tuna Citrus Tango Tastes Great. - 2 tablespoons cornstarch t TIso irwl.l. Na-lIi chopped parsley Wednesday, March 3, 1910-3C Celeelbration Cl teaspoon salt 's teaspoon dried leaf marjoram I n teaspoon pepper ', teaspoon poultry seasoning I large green pepper, seeded, cut in chunks teaspoon ground cumin seed teaspoon salt 'r. This f.sd SAVORY CHICKEN DELAND I chicken (2' to 3 pounds), cut in pieces ' cup plus 2 tablespoons Florida grapefruit juice, divided 2 tablespoons sliced scallions pound mushrooms, sliced 2 teaspoons soy 4. Evening Hera ld, Sanford Fl. - - I - - --' - • - •.. - - •- I - - __ -I ._ . ___ .,--- - -' - - - -.'.. - . ,. .' - -' .- I. ' -- .- . , I -' - • - - - -- S - , 6~7 ~ . -4; - - -;I ..., .,:, ;, till -ri. s, . ~- ps .,-.. W 3 .- �U v.. - •• - - :- v• •_ 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March S. 1 l0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Trick Is To Be Selective _ When Tabulating Calories rAa4(k_x6l~-1 '.• '41 It's easy to gain a few unwanted pounds over the winter until sauce boils and thickens. Stir In mustard and pepper. months. Even if we eat the same number of calories as during Pour sauce over potatoes. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. Bake warmer months, lack of exercise fails to burn them up. in a 375 degree F. oven 15 minutes. Yield: 4 servings. When you diet, it's essential to maintain carbohydrate intake CALORIE COUNTER'S POTATO CASSEROLE for that well-fed, nourished feeling. The trick is to be selective. 3 medium Idaho potatoes, pared and cubed Choose flavorful well-seasoned, even spicy food that will Water pamper your taste buds and those that will give a satisfied, 1½ teaspoons salt, divided well-fed feeling. For that, the potato can be the dieter's best 1½ cups low-fat cottage cheese friend. Wholesome and versatile, a 5-ounce pota to contains ' cup skim milk just 90 calories. Yet it can turn a light meal into a filling feast. 1 tablespoon lemon juice Idaho potatoes, with their superior flavor and dry, mealy teaspoon salt texture, are th e ones to choose. ½ teaspoon pepper Calorie Counter's Pota to Casserole blends low-fat cottage '.t teaspoon dried dill cheese into a smooth, creamy sauce. 2 tablespoons bread crumbs Potatoes, cottage cheese, and dill have a well-known afIn a medium saucepan, combine potatoes with 1-inch of cold finity, and the sauce's luxurious tastes belles its modest (93 water and 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat, calories per ser ving) calorie count. simmer 15 to 20 minutes, until potatoes are just tender. Drain. Although the recipe calls for packaged bread crumbs, fresh Place potatoes in a l½quart casserole; set aside. In container pumpernickel crumbs can also be used to increase the flavor of electric blender, combine cottage cheese, milk, lemon juice, and attractively color t he casserole's top. Chances are, you remaining ½ teaspoon salt, pepper and dill; process until and your family will be enjoying these marvelous potato dishes smooth. Pour sauce over potatoes, toss to coat evenly. Sprinkle long after you've reached your weight loss goal. with bread crumbs. Bake in a 350 degree F. oven 15 to 20 YELLOW PINE POTATO CASSEROLE minutes, or until heated through. Yield: 6 servings. 3 medium-size Idaho pota toes, pared, cubed Water 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ½ cup chopped onion — 9 tnhlpcni,nnc 4..; 21 7 N -. CLIP AND REDEEM 1 -. - -.1 FXTIM CUSTOMER BONUS 'I 61 at —-- " • '- £ 't .... .' sik .• THIS COUPON WORTH Potato Casserole has surprisingly few calories. $1.00 OFF ON YOUR NEXT COLOR PRINT finn,. ROLL PROCESSING ORDER 1 chicken bouillon cube 1'. cups boiling water 1 tablespoon spicy brown mustard '.. teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons plain bread crumbs In a medium saucepan, combine potatoes with 1-inch of cold water and salt. 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Billiard shot N 32 African 9 Very pole 4$ bhcaI land grassland 10 Information 41 Be sick bureau 42 Moslem ) 35 Comers tube 51 Nigeri an tribesman lawyer I I Owned 36 Counted Still. I Vitam in Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Desserts 9 Won't Stop A CoId DEAR DR. LAMB vjtarnjnca cold preventive? ! have heard pros and cord On this topic. I generally get 8 bad cold in winter and would appreciate your advice. I understand massive doses could be harmful. If YOU approve of vitamin C as a cold - Feasts Total — I i 3$ ) L____ Iij by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER ie7otc. 1114D.ø 0. LAW uit VJCK1 Z• — r— ff I _____________________ II l - by Bob Montana ARCHIE c10 TAKE 'JO' IN 'V WHOS THE FIRST WITH YOU f \ THEN NOBODY.' FRENCH FRIES, AND A LARGE MALTED OVOU WANT ~W lTH C .1;0 HAMBURG AfABU El Ur - - - - - the dessert course. With a . - trade off a sense of healthy well being 1 I ____•_ for overindulgent guilt g A'4lh 1 0 / 1 4 0 - d oi ng this after reading more struction of some of 14_rch 6 1980 For Thursday, Ma • great about vitamins and! only take veins. YOUR BIRTHDAY some social contact with Mmh$,IM persons you enjoy. EEK& MEEK by Howie Schneider n) Doot Keep the lines of com,LEO(July 234ug. munication open this coming leave even small thresids year with ffisfld5you ___________ P&iJr rr. -raL hanging on things OU want So..) 10 UP! I 4*D A 'i— places. Something distant 9JJJLL1 When there are no DREAM P8('XIT TkU t.1~T PJtI4T ers were not using the Jacoby very advantageous could "_— 7 IOM smith remaining you Will transfer. develop from stayW in touch. , the opening U41wob U) PISCM (Feb. *AJ5 'T104 You grasp and retain Being willing to M&M a few king, At the second trick East #Q 1003 knowledge exceptionally well Cashed the ace of dismorAs nun CoInciessions 4AXJ1O In your today, so it there is somet and continued them. South hing :1ealings with others will WEBS EAST you wish to learn, by all encourage them to make ruffed and West dropped his #98744 *X32 ki muns crack open the books larger ones for you. TA92 9K % .e only problem now was now. Romance, travel, luck, #Ki *A1116143 the trump suit. Barring an LIBRA (Sept. 234kL 33) 4Q76 6953 resources, possible pittalls Incredible mistake by the Savft on what you spend will and career for the SOUTH opposition, declarer still had #Q10 months are all discussed in be the same as maw money to lose two trump tricks to the by Ed 8uIIvsnyourAstroPRISCILLA'S POP er, today.Look ace andking South mentally conceded 'THIS defeat, but a course a rubber THS LORP KNTH MAPE. thday. Mail $1 for each to hasty purchases. 5EFA'T0 19E AWmoN THE C05i CF ON THIS SERMON! VaInitrable: North-South bridge money was at stake. 8=P10 (Oct *Nov. 22) Wr YQXLL HAVE TO THNG T14hTS FREE Astro4raph, Box 40, Radio UVING KEEPS G01% .. Duler North South didn't want to lose three PAY FOR rr your Be Don't supprou City Station, N.Y. 10019. UP AM Up. trump tricks and go down an wed Nora Sets soo* crutivity today. It cim be sure to specify birth date. extra 100 points. OIL. I NT PAW 49 ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) OW in Other am$ 11 declarer carelessly leidis artist or uthetle. Apply P= Pass Pan in your commercial a low trump toward the 10. East will win the king of today, pay particular it- it in au you do. hearts and promote an extra tention to little details. A SAGfffARWS (Nov. 23Opening lad-# 9 trump trick for the defense b combination of mail UdW Dec. U) Doing nice Udnp for playing another diamond could help you turn a tidy those who Wed your halp South ruffs low, West overprofit ruffs. It South ruffs high, West coma rAunwly WW. wmt I TAURUS(April WMAy 30) makes it ova more ini.. refusies to overtrump and will By Oswald Jacoby later score two Don't fed you have to do US ck keep asid Alan Sontag South took %unppeca I n things to 114esa5 Ps today. your good thith aat against this occurrence. by Stoffel & Hsimdahl BUGS BUNNY Small tokens of thought. Although South had a rea West's play of the diamond fulness will be most CAPflIOON (Dec. 234an sonable seven-card heart suit, kingat the third trick Indlcatso ipreod a few it O~41 to ..i.iA Urns today his lack of high-card points ed Fast was very long in dia. my 519N I with" talk about should have prevented his moods and, therefore, proba. bly short in hearts. GEMM (May 21-June UtIngs you find matally a %misive leap to invitationa] sequeom Declarer crossed to dummy rM Be content today with slow stimulathi& A brimk oulliffiIIIIIIIII allowing North to be declarer with a spade and led the four but steady progress in of Mm will pro" prodocti". wo have been 16011111. U of NAM. Ioaft to East's sichievift Your g"IL Small North-South had been plavilw king. Because the heart 10 AQUARIXX (JmL &Feb. transfer bids, 3wth Z40 was MW in dummy, South was L step asimportant" Ift " Of they an in the right direction. 19) D011111't IN On &fly ibu you have triulaterred to hurts and able to raft Ent's diamond cANcu(June :ijuiy n) think couid mw mutft thN invited the heart game return with a high trump raising to Um burb. without fear of later losing to it wW be very helpful today if to you materially. Your you cm break away kom thie thouOts we williners,so try to Xrth, with & minimum. that annoying nine of trump. would sip off. But U& was Sometimes down one can be routine and not together for WM th9M into dollar SIVA. rubber bridge, and those play. good bridge. OU4L M'WJVJJTI cR WIN AT BRIDGE ME q FRANK AND ERNEST • F" ru. ____ I 0111MAE&W 5111111mol .1 FPI PIfTIN *11.1 NII MMTU' Tif IN4T $ - &Como 1-' TUPABLEWEEPS _ WWR you r y- .. — - . • "(.-._.... . 'V - .. . '. 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CANS Wlf0LI7 ii PEAR DEL MONTE TAPIoCA, BANANA, BUTlER scorcii, CHOCOjf: CHOCOLATE fUDGE, OR VANIUA HALVES III PUDDINGS or 2CANS FRUIT 4W CUPS SINGLE SI:RVING by Craig L.g, I LAIR w.,jxD1.i' 1 COCKTAIL ISWEETPEAS• h FLAKED COFFEE CATSUP • lb NO ___________ iL. . .. . -I . •.: aft"D - I - 3V __ --_ •, 1 • ,, - -. $ I..........I I........i i...... Iu..uI...I..uI V OW iIxImmitmi wo PEAR DUMPLINGS too "w ooucn tn WC 11 ••111111. r / 41161%, A . Vfl FUSS! I . Combine flow and salt in a bowl Cut in cup margarine with pastry blender or two knives until mixture, rosemnbks WS . • .. up around pews, waft oftes togedw. ftiCk 4. at 4W dopm F. about 36 min" or UnW Wit b Melt black raspberry proserves in EMU MUCIPOL preserves over hot dumplings. Maka 4 sombige. me ZOONIIS byT.K.*yan - . I egg white, slightly beatien A. N, - -. - 3 to 4 tablespoons Ice water 4 small pears (about 1% pounds) '.V4 cup firmly packed light brown suga 2 tablespoons corn oil uwguine, softened Ii iI ___ - - PEAR DUMPLINGS I cup unsifted flour teaspoon salt 't~ cup (% stick) corn oil margarine by Iassis 1HXT RI FFR (RI N( II - 121 CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCH 3 tablespoons milk 3 tablespoons chur4 peanut butter I cup thawed frozen whipped topping I package (44wving size) chocolate flavor instant pudding Blend milk Into peanut butter, stirring until smooth. Fold in iftped topping. Prepare instant pudding a directed on package. Alternately spoon whipped topping e and L pudding Into parfait glasses. Chill 15 mInutes. Makes ab out 3 cups or 6 servings. I T!; I-"* woo - sttawberry mixture on top layer, inside the border. Chill until .glaze is set, at least 2 hours. In high altitude areas, for either cake mix, Increase egg whites to 3 and water to 1% cups; add 2-3rd cup all-purpow Otiiir; bake at 375 degrees for 30 nilnute& by Bob Thaves Al - r -. - Dissolve remaining gelatin in boiling water. Measure 2-3rd cup; set aside. Chili remaining gelatin until slight thickened. Add strawberries with syrup to measured gelatin, ai-d stir gently until fruit thaws and separates. Let stand at mom temperature to thicken. Blend thickened gelatin into I cup of the whipped topping; sprud between cake layers. Frost sides of cake wlthremainlng whipped toppiflg,5poOnlngorpipinga UM ANNUl - - .. — - - DOUBLESTRAWBERRYCAKE I package (2-layer size) white cake mix or pudding-included cake mix 2 packages (3 oz. each) or I package (6 oz.) Jell-O strawberry flavor gelatin 1% cups boiling water 1 package Ooz.) frozen quick thaw strawberries, partially wed 1 container (8 oz.) frozen whipped topping, thawed Prepare cake mix asi,01rected on package.. adding 31111 tablespoons of the gelatin to the mix before beating-bake into 94nch layir pans. CcW caku in pans 10 minutes; Own It'two rimove from pans and finish cooling on cake racks. If V A - (hlO( OI.: I I'. I'IA\t DEL MONTE ___ it l)OtRLE s'rn.wl;l.:Il{y ('.KI: 3 Divide batter evenly between two pans. Bake to minutes until edge of cake pulls away slightly from side of pan. Cool In pan on wire rack 10 minutes. Loosen edges and turn out to cool completely. 4. Cut banana into 14 slices and reserve 10 peach slices for top layer of cake. Thinly slice remaining peaches. Spread icup whipped Crew or whipped topping on one layer; arrange sliced peaches over whipped cream. Top with second layer; spread remaining whipped cream and top with reserved fruit coming -TURN S*NALS u FRLJLTSHORTCAKE 1 cup all-Purpose flour ran cereal teaspoonpowder a teaspoon salt r cup butter or margarine, softened 1(3-ounce) package cream cheese, softened 1,i cu granulated sugar I egg I tablespoon lemon juice I teaspoon grated lemon rind .1 (29-ounce) can sliced peaches, chilled, drained I medium banana 2 cups sweetened whipped cream or whipped topping 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour two 8-inch layer-cake pans. In small bowl, combine fl, bran, powder and salt. 2 In large bowl of electric mixer, beat butter or marga rine, team cheese and sugar until fluffy. Blend in egg, lemon juice HOROSCOPE 00 OIZ: , when dessert is passed. ,._ KIlT SHORTCAKE — —— -. 41 -. 4A- - ____ Palates Pamper yourself when It comes to 7 - And r preventive, what strength and a multiple vitamin once a day. dose should one take? When I get Up in the mOrDEAR READER — I'm afraid! do not approve of ning the wiz are not quite so vitamin C as a me3fli of ventlngcaThere are looks like a roadmap. This has some very good studies that ruined my swimming because have been done that show that wa y It does not decrease yoir In a swimsuit the Ther . chances of having a cold artd DEAR READER Will not decrease the duration are some people who just cokLThere are nogoJd have unduly prominent veins. studies that prove the con, In that cam, there9s not much trary. you can or should do about I 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 9 Vitamin Cls very important them. — — — ———— 12 -T — — to your health and may have In other cases, veins on the otherbenefltawhentakenin surface of the body become reasonable amounts. 15 16 — — —— 17 enlarged because of ob. There really Is very little struction of deep veins inside ' 18 — evidence to suggest that very the body. These superficial 19 1 — 20 27 — many people would nY veins enlarge to reroute the .— — significant complications blood. A classic example of from taking rather large this is the caput medusa T' T T — 27 — — i' 29 30 doses of vitamin C. That's the which is made up of large One good thing that has come dilated veins around the 31 32 33 out of all the research. Of umbilicus. They can occur course, there is an occasional because of obstruction of 34 rson who is sensitive to veins in the abdomen. I I vitamin C and very large It,s true that veins over the doses can be irritating to the digestive tract in others. 40 41 s some obstruction of mal there — —— —— deep veins In the chest. don't 14 .. reason f or to take more Sometimes this is associated — .. 50 51 — 52 than 100 milligrams of with other findings, including vitamin Ca day. That's about swelling of the arm if It twice therecommended daily valves only one side, or both — — — — — — — arms if both sides are inallowance. 56 — — 57 — — — volved DEAR DR. LAMB am a I doubt very much that you female, age 28, and for the put year I've noticed that the have a serious problem but I. veins on my chest are quite wouldn't hurt to see a noticeable. I am wondering if physician and let him see how taking a lot of vitamins could prominent the veins are and have caused this I used to determine whether or take multiple vitamins and an they're indicative of any - Eyes Lamb — PT\ 'I 0 'A,p ,7R1wLFR'T, LT' ,• The Dr. - I For Wednesday, March 5, 1930-9C wmptt -W 1000 *• TUSACCO P0000cTh CL(D WON •ouo o.uu Tu(u OOtb 11110111 ot o .*uon �• . 10C-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, March 5, mo U Potpourri Economical chicken can be stretched even farther when combined in a supper soup with vegetables and pears. This soup gai ns additional flavor after being stored for a day or two in the refrigerator. You may want to f reeze one-serving quantities for la ter enjoyment. Serve with- salad and fresh bran muffins topped wi th strawberry butter. ) A - -. CHICKEN SUPPER SOUP 2 (10%-ou nce) cans conde nsed chicken broth 2 half breasts of chicken (a bout 6 ounces each) 1 cup diced raw pota to 1 Cup Julienne-cut carrot ½ cup chopped onion 1 small clove fresh garlic, minced 1 teaspoon salt ½ bay leaf 2 medium-size fresh Bartlett pears I lar ge toma to 2 cups water 1 cup whole-kernel corn (fresh, frozen or canned ) - Pears help stretch soup 1 cup sli ced zucchini ½ cup chopped celery 1 ta blespoon wine vi negar L teaspoon white pepper 1-16th teaspoon nutmeg 2 thin slices lemon Parmesan cheese Combine thicken broth, chicken, pota to, carrot, onion, garlic, salt and bay leaf in 4-quart kettle, Bring to boll. Cover and cook over low heat 15 minutes or until chicken i tender. Remove chi cken and cool sufficiently to handle. Remove ski n and bones; shred meat. Ret ur n meat to soup kettle. Pare, core and dice pears to measure 2 cups. Peel, seed and dice toma to. Add pears, tomato, wa ter and all remaining ingredients except Parmesan cheese to soup kettle. Bring to boll. Coo k 5 minutes or until vege ta bles are tender. Skim off and discard any surface fat. Ladle soup into serving bowls. Sprinkle wi th Parmesan cheese, This kitchen-tested recipe makes a bout 5 servings or 9½ cups. 0 I , SS - PICK - Money Orders available • .d. ir- 'I. • EASY HAM AND EGG STRATA SALMON AND RICE FLORENTINE LaI IITD* too ... I0 II 21'i (lft)($)t 411 S W. 11 a, $)4. 01 . . SAW 21. SAIl IV- 1 . 59' Elbow Macaroni... 2/9 . . . . . . . . SAVE II. We PANTRY PaIDETIIIN SPAOHLUIOK 0 SAVIIIISUSStP4SHP4 79* I . . SAW . . . . . .. . SAW l4. boa *1105110 RAVOSS SAIl W i" SAIl $0. hot (AM AWl VAIITU MW $0 U of PAtft P1101 .. .. .. • P41411? P5*01 . •5 LI Waffle Syrup. . .. .. MW 1W. 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Baby Wet Wipes... . .11 5*15 W'fl%ot01000w47 TussyRo Roll-On. • • I _V S 4 • - 'i up butter or margarine 1 cup chopped onion (1 large onion) 1 bunch broccoli, broken into flowerets 1 cup sliced celery ½ pound fresh mushrooms, sliced 2 cups cooked, diced chicken Garlic Dressing ( below) 2 cups Chinese cabbage, cut in l.inch slices In Large skillet melt butter, saute onion until crisp-tender. i.i..L. I SUU ULCUII IA and celery; uI-uy over IIIVUIUIII-lUgi) I)VUL .3 or 'I minutes until vegetables are crisp-tender. Add mushrooms and chicken; continue cooking 2 minutes longer until mixture is heated through. Add Garlic Dressing; toss lightly. Serve hot salad over raw Chi nese cabbage, Makes: 4 servings. GARLIC DRESSING ji 1-3rd cup mayonnaise -1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice u ce I clove garlic, crushed In small bowl, combine all ingredients; mix well. Makes: I3rd cup. Watch Nutrit ion When Eating Out Each day millions of meals and snacks are sold by fast food ROYAL SHAMPOO SAVE 16' A LB 0 Large Cantaloupes, . . 1ACH99' OTempleOranges*. .15 FOR 1100 0 Delicious Apples. •.. 49' SAIl p. --0 Eating Pears........ ,49* 0 Californiatemons. 12 79* I ID A1IPuqwseApples , .3IG69* - a SPECIAL VALUE $ G •I SAIl %-os Sill $0. WUtl MW 1T CASE 9go SAVE3OALB _____ ______ INTHE DAIRY loll PORK IIIWAY 11.92 A AIIPOIT iva -- . . . . . . . . . . II. daGrapefruit..........6.1ee ces, lIl FeeshCelery............ .3s,whl SAyS 4 no ui. 5*14013 LAISIUKO (11 IIOTSAIADSTIRFRY . . Sill "4 II AU Pt*P0S$ &R, 1 pound ground cooked ham 4 cups cubed, pared Idaho pota toes 1 teaspoon caraway seeds ½ teaspoon salt Lo teaspoon allspice th teaspoon pepper 1 cup chicken broth 3 apples,cored and sliced crosswise Melt butter in large skillet. Add onion and parsley. Cook until onion is tender. Add remaining ingredients except apples. Toss to mix well. Place layer of apples in greased 1½-quart baking dish. Spread half of potato mixture over apples. Repeat with apples and potato mixture. Cover. Bake in 350-degree oven 1 hour or until potatoes are tender. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 to 6 servings. S-Ill III SAW 1410 14000 HAM-AND-POTATO BAKE 1 tablespoon butter or margarine ½ cup chopped onion 14 cup chopped parlsey - I. IIIIIINI BACKING Diet Pep 0 tes ____ _______ o '55* PAK i.a as salmon. Bake, uncovered, in 3W-degree oven for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until potatoes are tender when pierced with fork. Remove froiti oven and let stand 5 minutes before serving. This kitchen- ted recipe makes 8 servings. ill S ill SAVE 30 A LB iw osoov II - - £ DIS(OIjlfl MtI%III%I $1,, CAN I • BONELESS 6 SALMON- POTATO STRATA 1(1-pound) can salmon, drained ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup chopped celery 4 eggs 2 cups milk 12 teaspoons salt, divided i teaspoon dried dill weed in teaspoon pepper 4 medium Idaho potatoes (6 cups sliced) In large bowl, combine salmon, onion, celery, eggs, milk, ½ teaspoon salt, dill and pepper. Mix well. Pare potatoes. Cut into thin slices. Place half of potatoes in greased 11-2-quart baking dish. Sprinkle with teaspoon salt. Spread half of salmon mixture over potatoes. Repeat with remaining potatoes, salt and § KA. "11111 44Is Oi l 51 155 12 11 Witt ( 1IIl'4 .0 4)1)11*01'fillsit.MAR -1I I- S) pp III Ntl'sIli% 14111 151)114141 MILWAUKEE BEER 20oz LOAVES 2 cups cooked rice [)rain salmon, reserving liquid. Break into chunks. Cook spinach according to package directions. Drain well. Melt butter in saucepan. Add onion and saute until tender. Blend in Flour and salt. Gradually add milk and salmon liquid. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened, Add 1 cup shredded cheese and stir until incited. Spread spinach over bottom of shallow buttered baking (ish. Layer with salmon and rice. Top with cheese sauce. Sprinkle with remaining 1.2 cup cheese. Bake at 400 degrees F. 20 minutes. Makes 6 servings. LIQUID 5 'PRODUCE BREAD SANFOU.ZAYR! -- IVORY II s • - - teaspoon dry mustard '. ftm-k BACON W~ foos - U SALMON AND RICE FLORENTINE I Can t15' oz.* salmon 2 packages I 10 oz.) frozen spinach I I cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoons minced onion 'I cup flour : teaspoon salt lS$I, 'IIHII S 1111-41 it l's Q1 -5'. IllS 141.II1. RI 'sI 1-4511' 'Hij . NKING SIZE 3.ofl* - Cut bread into cubes, reserving 1 cup for topping. Alternate layers of bread cubes, cheese, ham and onion in buttered 2quart casserole. Top with reserved bread cubes. Blend together eggs, milk and seasonings, pour over layered mixture. Cover; refrigerate overnight. Bake in preheated 350 degrees F. oven 60 to 70 minutes or until golden brown. Let stand S to 10 minutes before serving. 6 to 8 servings. For more egg recipes, write: Florida Poultry Federation 5415 Mariner Street, Suite 105 Tampa, Fl 33609. 'SIP its SIN 14111 NI libl 4 $4oa BOX $ S" $lot MVEII'- - 1111 SLICED corm ueiin -------------- FROSTING MIXES I S SURT I I) He 51)5 I 1 S1 55111 U (()I) IIIRI ILS - MAR II IO5 -------- - L CHECK THESE VALUES LI Chuck Steak. [BI ' LI CaliforniaSteak M III 11111 LI Cubed Steaks . • su .,sI iis LI Ground Beef. . . . lISP [I Sm ked Slab Bacon . iu79' III SIN LI LykesSmoked PICniCSLB89 511 'h-lI-li JH PILLSBURY 'GlAOf Pt a ._1 11 7 teaspoon dry mustard ' teaspoon salt One-eighth teaspoon pepper g o .1 S ELASTIC DIAPERS I 114(1JI'.J I • II 551111 Ills'. . i - ------l " --- -IIHI -i- IJRIPIIHIIII l'lHl ISlili liii's. III I'.u\ #011111 .li *1li ill's MsH. III I---- I M .1 141 INS $111 lot 0.11 SAVE OWN PRODUCE '.) . PANTRYPRIDE I On busy week nights it's nice to avoid a last minute rush and have a main dish that you can put together in advance. Easy Ham and Egg Strata is just that dish. It's a savory, and nutritious, layering of ham, cheese and seasonings, held together with an egg-rich custard, You can assemble the strata in the morning, or the night before, and let it wait in the refrigerator until an hour before dinner. While it bakes toss a salad, cook a vegetable, set the table and that's it. When your hectic schedule demands a simple oven-going entree, the Florida Poultry Federation recommends Easy Ham and Egg Strata. It's sure to be a favorite with all ages. EASY HAM AND EGG STRATA 8 slices day-old bread, buttered lz cups (6 oz.) shredded Swiss cheese 1 cup chopped cooked ham 1 tablespoon instant minced onion or 'i cup initced onion 8 eggs 112 cups milk V - YOuR - -- Plan Savory Main Dishes Put Together In Advance SANKA V - •.-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March s, 1950-11C atPkNTRYPR1DE_yov 8 WE • 1.: • I: cups shredded sharp Cheddar cheese, divided 2 pounds chopped beef 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups chopped onion 1 green pepper, chopped l can (21b.,,3oz.)tomatoes l cup hot water ½ teaspoon Celery seed 14 teaspoon cayenne ';t••• 1 bay leaf, munbied it teaspoon crushed cumin seed 2.3 tablespoons chili powder 2 cons (l lb. es.)kldneybesne Brown the meat in a large heavy skillet, breaking It up with a fork as It cooks. Add butter, onion green pepper and garlic. Cock until so(L Add tomatoes, hot water and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat end simmer until It thickens or about two hews Add more hot water, if necessary. Stir In the beans and heal tirough. Serves 140. ,•-. - ' CHEESE BALL SPREAD l Gouda Cheese (about lOoz.) 14 cup butter ½ cup walnuts or pecans, finely chopped rum Tabasco Use a sharp paring knife to make scalloped edge around the top of a 10-ox. Gouda cheese. Scoop out cheese, leaving a qtinch shell. Grate or chop cheese. Use an electric mixer to cream 14 cup butter. Beat in cheese, nuts and enough rum to make spreadable mixture. Add Tabasco to taste. Spoon cheese spread into shell, cover and chill. EASY SPANISH RICE PRONTO 2 Cons (Ioa.each) tomato ssuce . ½ -àapwater i• ½ cup finely chopped onion •' -. one-third cup diced greenpepper : 14 up butter bacon lteaspOEIlt .: ltesepoonise ; ½'teaspoon prepared musd .. E. Dashalpepper ltbcqaMlast.rla " Cointhi, tw" amil woter, oelen, grow pepper, butter, , solt, sugar, mustard and pepper In Iaw,psn. Cover and king to full boll. Stir In rice. Remavsfrom best; coverand let I..' stand Imvls Stir with a IWL Makes 314 vw or $ esrv. - • 2 cups milk CHIUCONCARNE 1. . Pears Make A Difference: '1 '- - . . '! In Chicken Supper Soup CRACKLIN' BRAN PIE '.s cup margarine or butter 1 cup sugar 1 cup light corn syrup 3 eggs, slightly beaten i teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring I unbaked 9-inch pie crust 1 cup ready-sweetened high fiber cereal 1. In medium-size saucepan, bring margarine, sugar and corn syrup to a boil, stirring frequently. Cool to lukewarm, ..stiffing occasionally. Add eggs, salt and vanilla. Mix well. Pour into unbaked pie ,..crust. Sprinkle evenly with bran cereal. Bake in oven at 325 degrees F. about 50 minutes or until set. Cool completely. Yield: 8 servings. TO HARD-COOK EGGS Put eggs in single layer in saucepan. Add enough tap water to come at kast 1 inch above eggs. Cover and quickly bring just to boiling. Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan from burner to prevent further boiling. Let eggs stand covered in hot water 15 to 17 minutes for Large eggs. (Adjust time up or down by about 3 minutes for ep.ch size larger or smaller.) Immediately run cold wer over eggs or put them in ice water until completel'cooIed. To remove shell, crackle it by tapping gently all over. Roll egg between hands to loosen shell, then peel, starting at large end. Hold egg under running cold water or dip in bowl of water to help ease off shell. RICfl EGG-WHITE CAKE WITH COCONUT FROSTING Combine and Mix: 1 cup crisco 2 cups sugar 3 cups sifted, white flour 4 level teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 1.3rd cups skim milk 2 teaspoons vanilla Fold in Last 6 egg whites beaten stiffly. Pour mixture Into two nine-inch pans greased and floured. Bake in oven at 350 degrees for 30. 35 minutes. ICING Peak 2 egg whites Combine in Saucepan: 2-3rd cup of sugar 22.3 tablespoons water ½ cup light (clear) syrup : 1½ teaspoons vanilla ••I._. .._2_.___ r'....It... stseaun IJUU, _....l. COUKI.'2..1._..e. iIIUIUIV. uViiiiVy trmg mixture w u L_1I mixture in with egg whites. Ice cakes, adding coconut on top of icing. ORANGE CHICKEN WITH ALMONDS 2 tablespoons salad oil 3 pounds chicken parts 1 cup orange juice 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 34 teaspoon ground ginger 1 tablespoon cornstarch '4 cup cold water 2 tablespoons unsalted sliced almonds, toasted In a large skillet heat oil until hot. Add chicken; brown on all sides. Drain off drippings. Combine orange juice, Worcestershire sauce and ginger; pow over thicken. Bring to a boll. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, until chicken is ten. der, about 35 minutes. Mix cornstarch with water. Add to skillet; cook and stir until thickened, about 2 minutes, Sprinkle ., with almonds. Serve with rice, If desired. HOT RUM AND CIDER PUNCH : 1 quart apple cider .. 2 tablespoons maple syrup 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 4 oz. lemon juice 1 quart gold nan Lemon slices, cloves, cinnamon sticks Heat the cider and stir In syrup and granulated sugar. Add lemon juice and nun; garnish with lemon slices stuck with cloves. Place a cinnamon stick "stirrer" In each Punch cup. ' ...... . • 69 chains. Our changing lifestyles have contributed to the growth of these outlets for hamburgers, fried chicken and ethnic foods. The consumer should be concerned about the nutritional value of these foods. In studies done comparing the nutritional value of fast foods vs. home prepared foods, that these foods are nutritious but very highIt Is usually found in calories, The cost is almost double that of what it costs to prepare at home. Calcium and vitamin A are the nutrients that tend to be lacking In foods selected from fast food chains. The calcium is a very Important mineral found In milk and other dairy products, Foods that supply calci um in fast food outlets would be milk, cheese and shakes. Vitamin A is lacking due to the limited choice of green and Yellow vegetables and fruit in fist food chains, Many places have added salad bars to combat this problem. be biggest concern is the itmount of caloriesin one of these meals. The average hamburger, fries and shake can equal about 000-900 calories. So the next time you are eating in a fast food restaurant opt for a salad, U available, a glass ofmilk or shake Instead of soft drink, Also pay careful attention to the other foods you consume in the lame day. Watch your calorie, and nutrient intake. Remember mod fast food outlet selections are low in calcium and vitamin A. (PRN) 7 Vitamin A can be obtained by adding a salad to a meal or lettuce and tomato toa hamburger. Next time you are in a fast toad outlet think about what nutrients you are consuming. V '•-5• �- . - .. ..-. -- - * - 6-- --•-- -. - ,, - -4 '.4 12C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March 5, 1980 TONIGHT'S TV - I 6:00 ) 0 @30 NEWS 0 4 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S - c5OHAPPY DAYS AGAIN (MON, WED-FRI) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL. (WED) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND o 6:30 9 (A) NBC NEWS (IS3OCBSNEWS CD U ABC NEWS (11 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie and his friends take their roles of Robin Hood seriously when they befriend a hobo. 24(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Labor Unions" ff(17) BOB NEWHART Bob finds a former professor to be a problem when he offers to take over Bob's patients. Cf_ - .. international champion barbershop quartet "Gramma's Boys" SQUARES en for Tuckahoe's bicentennial celebration. t4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: William Buckley. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Too-Good Edith" Aft er DINN • yt% ,% 1 IL , Idl 10401010;1 If you haven't received your ' -- , ' - Evening Herald by S:OO P.M. call Sandy In Circulation,.. DI'. • • o ' aa • •a o • oIon a CLIP AND I. _ __________ PIA1A N) 7&UONLV JGET 1 FREEI IO$ISON an Qtr. lb. Dshz. N.mb.rr BUY 1 AT ;fP ._____ __..____•_________•.____.___ -I ------------- • ' 551 A thi V . s ' ' .. . .. ' lit a .• • • - V iN ........_ - -. ' - - - - - ' '. - -' I ll ft ... tA4CItIOn'S Gas Stocks At 2nd Highest Level - ... Today ,, - ,,, ' ........ " ... - li*-.V"..-*"—,-~ULl-.-.~,,~jwu..e,1,91~z.,Cmt.".4""-~&j~10.-L%'I School Board Again Refuses To Let Youth Play Ball Just go right up to our new salad buffet and make yourself a fresh, delicious, healthy salad the way you like it. There's fresh, green lettuce, tomatoes (red, ripe and luscious), 64...C..,...,.. .L........ L......, Li,., -tal uiy peppet, LIIb L)dWIl bits, parmesan cneese (Mmmmmm!) ... and of course, there's croutons, your favorite dressings, tasty coleslaw and MORE! And you can keep going back to the bar for more as often as you please—whether it's for one, all-you-can-eat price, or at a special low price with any platter. *. - 7*11 Si. Draa,s SWUM Trail, Orlsolle 22$ S. kmw'aa Slvt, Orams ISO Hwy. 436 AlIa*e.I. Sriu,t UI3 W. CeIseiaI or.. Flee Hills N DAUA$4I • - . Coupons not redeemable in conjunction with this special Copyright 1980 by Arthur Treacher $ Fish & Chips, Inc All Rights Reserved . :' - r Salad Bar le avaNsbla Only In Orlando and Sanford arise • -- - "' • ' ' - UNLIM ITED B SALAD AR - ... - '' ng *S , 3*07 W. CleaIel Dr., OIIIIIIS $0 N. 0r1, Ave., WleNr park Fare Park Pfaza. Fire Perk III? I Calealal Dr., Oda.d ( - - ' - L -- - has not yet said whether or not he will at the same time as Green, to play letter. I don't think he'd ignore it if he got Seminole County's School Board participate in athletics unless they obtain the waiver was signed. basketball, It," "So the school board can't withhold the conduct the Investigation, Wednesday thwarted efforts on behalf of a waiver from their former principal, the "Maybe we should have," Kroll said. Feather's motion to put the matter on a transfer student to allow him to play school board chaIrman or the superin- right of the Green boy to play baseball. I At the Feb. 6 board meeting, Keeth the agenda as an emergency (ailed for "But I think the board should remain think we'd really be remiss." tendent of schools, baseball. expressed reluctance to send the request Feather tried to get the board to lack of a second. It was then put on the consistent." The waivers should be signed only if A motion to put the matter on the Lay. Feather said the two students had to meeting agenda failed despite the the officials are sure the transfer is for declare the Issue an emergency last night earliest possible agenda, for March 19. played basketball at their previous board's acknowledgement that another academic purposes and athletic so he could then move for the board to "Unless there's proof, calLing on Mr. School Superintendent William B school, but Green did not play baseball at student was allowed to play baseball recruitment was not involved, according direct the principal to sign a waiver for Layer explained that, by law, the agenda Lay to come down here and conduct a Green, after transferring schools under similar to Lay. witch hunt isn't what I'd like to see must be published and at least seven "Green was not recruited," Feather done," Keeth "The baseball season Is The parents of Gene Green,' who droArmm. said at that meeting. part gone days advance time is necessary. By Florida High School Athletic Activities transferred from Lake Howell High already," he said. Lay has said he received the letter but Wednesday, the next Wednesday's said, "Have you investigated all the cir- was too busy administering sports The Greens have been trying to get Associa tion (FHSAA) Executive School to Lyman High School, contend the agenda Is already finalized. cumstances in that case?" Layer asked. tournaments to even consider the in S.oretary Floyd Lay, who was asked In a their son should be allowed to play waiver since they first appeared before for the board Jan. 23. On Feb. 6 the school consistently refused to sign Layer has "No," Feather replied. letter to Investigate the matter, said baseball because his transfer was vestigatlon. board agreed 3-2 to ask Lay and the a waiver In the Green case. lie said he todey he has made no efforts on the case. academic purposes. "Well, you should," Layer said. At least one school board member FHSAA to investigate possible objected to the board's action allowing Green's father said he will pursue the Board member Pat Telson suggested "It's not a high priority with me," recruitment In the Green case and two Green to transfer in the first place, since the board send a follow-up letter to Lay matter "because I'm being wronged, Lay said. "I'll look Into It when I have the ageel. "I don't Odd tbefe was any recruit. others.If no recruitmilt was; liscovered, his transfer request came after the July or direct the chairman to call him to "It's a matter of principle," he said. Um, but It won't be thW week or next." transfer deadline, meat involved in the Green case," board Feather indicated he would then move to Green told Telson even if the ininquire if he Intends to conduct the neat." Board Member William Kroll said the requested investigation. me FHSAA, the governing body of member Robert G. Feather said. "And direct the waiver be granted. t'estigation starts, the baseball season But, although Lay acknowledged board did not allow two other students, "Knowing Mr. I.ay." Rnard Chalrnuin will be almost over hefnre a decision is high school athletics In the state, there's a boy now playing at Lyman who receipt ot the school board's request, he who were granted permission to trar.sfer Allan Keeth said, "I don't think he got the made,— DIANE PETRYK stipulates that transfer gutents may not also transferred after the deadline and - - -- - BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO IlI, 'i$ - . 2700 OrluedI Drive (Niy. 1742) Ssuf.rd a4 Carter Meets With Advisers In the crisis since the hostages were seized 124 days ago. . . SAVE $1 By United Press International Islamic militants holding 50 American hostages said today they will surrender their captives to Iran's ruling Revolutionary Council in the first major break - . .'.. KAY O"or God - _-, I me. MCI i.-'..' .'. S - " '' 1 hoony FAMIT '---"- - ) S of - wAsIIIN(;ToN tUPl — President Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Carter quickly met with top advisers lie later retreated to the family -tO(lit)' Following an apparent major quarters for about 15 minutes with The development came after members of the U.N. Commission investigating development in the Iran hostage crisis. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and . See'edltorial, Page 4A. "We've noted the reports from Tehran national- security uffait s adviser ZbigIran's 'charges against the deposed shah Tehran without and we are watching the situation very mew Iirzezinksi. threatened to leave they were percarefully," said White House press An aide indicated the president's Boule"iard ( 17-n) and extends some 1,000 seeing the captives, but secretary Jody Powell of statements by impromptu session with his foreign feet back along the west side of suaded to stay for at least two more days a. Sadegh Chotbzadeh. militants that they to are ready turn 50 policy advisers was related to the news lttangoustine, ending about one block by Foreign Minister 'p for the militants at the U.S. httituges over to the ruling front Iran. north of West First Street, . A spokesman Revolutionary Council, But the president himself told reporU.S. Embassy, in a telepbone interview Sophia Shoemaker, chairwoman çf the Carter received word of the developters the matter taking hint away front the with UP! from London, confirmed a Seminole Memorial Hospital board () Tehran Radio report that the militants itient late Wednesday night at a state dinner was "kind of a routine octrustees, said access to the site will be had asked the ruling Revolutionary dinner honoring West German currence." just as good as the present hospital, but . Council totakechargesof the "American -.. -. U* land Is lower. spies." "We ask the RevolutIonary Counelt to allow the U.N. commission access to But the militant spokesman would not ....: "If they can dig out the muck and fill It. that is, their prisoners. over the hostages say when the turnover would lake place, In with good dirt, It's a beautiful from us and deal with clear in the American spies In their statement broadcast over 4. -, saying only, "It will be location," she said. it deems appropriate," Tehran Radio monitored by the BBC, the them in any way future." "But I thought they were going to militants said they reaffirm that "our statement said. A second spokesman for the militants the generate new life for the hospital by for the approach toward America should be Samir San bar, the spokesman said In a telephone interview with ui'i in t going south to the Lake Mary in. U.N. commission, said in a telephone based on a decisive and revolutionary Bonn that the Revolutionary Council now -f terchange area," she added. "The interview with UP! in London that the position and on retaining the initiative. had responsiblity for the captives and Herald Phsls by Tim NCNel hospital needs to attract more people "We (lid not agree, therefore, that the commission members originally planned could come and take theimi from the from the south end of the county." to leave today without seeing the cap- members of the U.N.) conumssurn of building. This spokesman also did not say the hostages, inquiry should meet tives. how soon that could Mrs. Shoemaker said HCA probably this is something imposed by lie described the mission of the U.N. since In a touching moment 1,115-pound steer, Napolean gives owner "Everything they want, they can do weighed the low-ground problem at the America and not what the Iranian nation them," he said, adding that the investigating commission as twofold: 11-year-old Christy MacLeod of Oviedo a farewell kiss. After with selected site against the lack of city "One. investigati rig Ind hearing Iran's wants or even tile true wish of suite oftaking third place at the Central Florida Fair, Napolean was militants had not set a titne for the services, such as sewer and water and other, allowing for ficials." the surrender of the hostages to the Council. grievances; and sold at auction. See story Page 5A fire protection In the Lake Mary area, hostages from the easing of tensions bwtween the U.S. and The militants admitted they were "They can take the With access to Sanford city facilities, that the Iran. That would involve seeing bowing to the govermunent. "But what Embassy," he said, adding she said, HCA probably will find it easier at iI(tages.' can one do when the officials and those in militants themselves would remain to get building permits. Sanbar said that when the group in- charge in the ccommission accept that the occupied embassy compound, which forIute(I Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh whatever the commission wants must be "I just hope the land Isn't too low," she they occupied Nov. 4. they were going to leave Tehran because done? said. "I've seen the water come a The militants said the decision to turn they were not allowed to visit the cap"Since we cannot bow to a view we do way up to First Street, There are times over the hostages to the authorities %IS Iran's tives, "the minister asked them to stay not accept and do not regard as in you can't come around the lake front at made this morning and that for at least two days to implement the keeping with the Imam's line, and since all. But that's an engineering problem." revolutionary leader, Ayatollah ltuhollah Revolutionary Council's decision (to visit those in charge of the government problem." Khomeini, "does not know anything the hostages). And commission agreed to always regard our methods as conare far stocks current gasoline above the about Utese statements." said Ample gasoline Two county commissioners NEW YORK (UP!) tributing to their weakness and speak of He said the militants decided to give up stay Wednesday they approved of the site. stocks should prevent lines from forming 255.7 million barrels on hand at this time For their part, the militants, who call a government within a governimient, we the hostages rather than let the U.N The commissioners, except for Chair- at gasoline pumps during the summer last year. "Until themselves "Followers of the line of the wish to allay any misunderstanding by man Bill Kirchhoff, were kept in the dark driving season, Energy Secretary The refiners added to gasoline stocks group visit them at the embassy. (Khomeini)," made It clear they telling the Revolutionary Council to take about the location despite their contract Charles Duncan says. last week despite a slight drop in gasoline we are here we cannot accept that this Imamn were giving up the hostages rather than deliver)' of the hostages." The American Petroleum Institute said production to 6.9 million barrels a day commission meet with the spies." negotiations with HCA. The contract was In Washington, a State Department Wednesday the nation's gasoline stocks from 7.1 million barrels daily the week signed Tuesday. spokesman said any change of custody The only stipulation in the contract rose to their second highest level In before, for the hostages would be a good sign "if concerning the site was that it be In the history last week. Supplies of distillate, used mostly for it leads to the release of the hostages." In Washington, Duncan said U.S. dty of Sanford or Immediately anhome-heating oil and diesel fuel, fell to The statement from the militants said 41 pe by 8.6 rgasoline demand had fallen nezable to the city, 187.8 million barrels last week from 194.2 in part: cent two weeks ago and predicted the ' Action Reports ... .............. ZA Florida ...................3* "That was all! was concerned about," "So that we are not accused as a state Mound The Cluck ..............4A horoscope ..................8* ample petroleum stocks would suffice million barrels the prior week, but Commissioner Bob French said, during the year's peak driving period, remained substantially ahead of year- within a state by refusing to comply with Classified Ads ..............10-hA hospital .................3* - "They (RCA) are the ones Investing Gasoline supplies increased last week ago stocks of 1284 million barrels, the the policy of the government, we asked to Comics .......................8A Nation the money," he said, "I assume they i hand over the hostages to the to 275.2 million barrels second only to API said. Cossword .....................8* ourselves ...... know how to pick out a hospital site," 6-7* The 6.4 million barrel decline In Revolutionary Council and leave the Dear Abby .....................6* Sports .... .. .... ...... 9-10* "It's a beautiful location and seems the all-time high of 275.7 million barrels from distillate supplies, reflecting colder responsibility of handling the meeting Deaths 2A Television .............. .... ..7A like a logical area for access," he added. In the week ended Feb. 3, 1978 Dr. Lamb .. ....................SA Weather ......................2* Commissioner Sandra Glenn said she 272,6 million barrels the previous week, weather in many parts of the country, (between ft U.N. commission and the We regard our was one of the largest drawdowns so far captives) with them Editorial ....................... 4A World ....................... 2* could see no problems with the site as far the API said. responsibility for the hostages at an end. The oil Industry trade association said this winter, as she could see by looking at the map. - x __________________________________________ 99$ MOUNTA d to build Central Florida Regional mrjpbwTheabwm MOM.i - -- - Hospital, an $18 million replacement for Seminole Memorial, on 17 acres fronting Lake Monroe and U.S. 17-92 at Mangoustine Avenue. The site includes 650 feet on Seminole - Take time% 1"-4. ,. , 8:30 BUY 2501 S. French Ave. Ph. 322-0212—Sanford Seminole Memorial Hospital Chief of * lrantles', a nielltber ol the house's ethics and elections committee. said the county legislation requiring approval by the county commission of evIrtain actions by the supervisor of elo-vtions is contrary to the trend. The trend he said is for the supervisor elections to have full responsibility for elections. The delegation also refused to accept legislation front Cindy Cram, (lean of students at like Brantley High School, which would have provided stale funding to place deputy sheriffs in middle and high schools of the county. The plan was to have the officer not only provide a deterrent to crime by his presence but also to have him act as a counselor and to give lectures on law and crime. Mrs. ('rain estimated annual cost for the 12 deputies at $162,400. She said after three 'ears of state funding, the costs would be picked up in part by local government 75 percent from the state and 25 percent froin local governnient — Ind ultimately all casts would be borne by local government. Maxwell said the trend in the Legislature is not to force programs onto local government and the school board, Pledge Hostage Turnover I & Staff Dr. Kenneth Wing, commenting on the location selected for Sanford's new hospital. Hospital Corporation of America officlals confirmed Wednesday they Intend 2 •(4)TODAY ID 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (1]) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) PAINT WITH NANCY SAVE $1.84 Umft I Coupon Per Customer By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer "It's a good site for accessibility," said M/ D _ @3OCBS LATE MOVIE "Ruby" (1977) Piper Laurie, St art Whitman. AadI.r,.Frhs by Roger Bollen member of the Florida House attempted in the past to get similar legislation through only to have it "flit to ribbons" on the floor of both state bodies. 'l'lk' delegation also ((ink no action on a request from the Seminole County Commission to "clarify" sections of the state election law, noting atitendittetits to the law have been prefiled. Students Hospital Site / FLORIDA 12:55 territory. Vogt warned Knowles that it would be difficult to get the legislation through, noting he and a Officials Like ,.E 8:25 u municipality." The second section of the proposed bill would permit cities to annex any enclave of 40 acres or less which Is completely surrounded by city - IM 6(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) 4(10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) (10)V.l.OU() 24 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN(FRI) (17)R0M ER RO0M 900 •(4)00NAHUE (1) MKIE DOUGLAS (T) MOVIE Ill) i)LEAVE IT TO BEAVER CM(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 2)(h7) FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 35) FAMILY AFFAIR have the public contact him with their opinions on the proposal. In another action, the delegation took no action on a local bill submitted by Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles defining the word "enclave" and permitting cities to annex pockets of land within their boundaries. The proposed legislation defines enclaves as "nfl incorporated area entirely contained within the outer boundaries of the annexing Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, and State Sens, liquor IiLenses in addition * to ones at motels, John Vogt, D-Cocoa and Clark Maxwell, R- restaurants and clubs, Melbourrte voted unanimously to submit the legislation recommended by the Seminole County Cole said Sheriff John Polk supports the League of Civic Associations. legislation. Vogt said he would especially like to 7 ABLeTO - By DONNA ESTES Larry Cole, president of the league, urged the Herald Stall Writer delegation to introduce special law changing the The tide of new liquor licenses, estimated to be formula in Seminole County for new licenses from as high as 37, expected to flood Seminole County one per 2,500 persons to one per 4,000 persons in after results of the 1980 census are announced id the county. The census is expected to show mid-1981, could be stem med. Seminole has more than doubled its population in Seminole County's Legislative delegation the past decade. Wednesday agreed to submit legislation in the He noted the legislation would not affect motels, April session of the Florida Legislature hotels, restaurants and private clubs, Cole restricting the issuance of new licenses locally, suggested, however, the flood of new licenses The members of the delegation State Reps. might encourage more establishments providing - PHILOSOPHY..I'M - - Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, and "adult entertainment." Seminole currently has 29 (LU(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE C)M 6:00 . 2:30 FUNNY BUSINESS (L1)(35)lIEWZ00VUE 4 (10) OVER EASY (1])(17)LUCVS$OW (D• THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences In Iran, (11) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 11:45 IDO LOVE BOAT 12:30 322261 1 fi @3 ANOTHER WORLD i3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO . ' - eoo 217)NHLHocsv Atlanta Flames vs. Los Angeles Kings 11:30 ®TONKIHT Guest host: David Brenner. 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('12 1 171 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Miss Forrest" £ WED-FRI) (53O CBS LIBRARY (TUE) CD 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. 12:30 9) NEWS (5j 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW CD 0 RYAN'S HOPE (35) DICK VAN DYKE U (17) MOVIE 12:00 0 [4) CHAIN REACTION (5)O(73Q NEWS !J) (35)1 LOVE LUCY @3UTO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. THU) 8:00 0 @3 POPI GOES THE @3 REAL PEOPLE Reports COUNTRY (MON) on consumer watchdog Capfi @3 PORTER WAGONER tam Sticky, an eight-mile foot (TUE) race in San Francisco and a NASHVILLE ON THE minister who Is also a ventriloROAD(WED) quist are featured. 0 @3 THE WILBURN BROTH) 0 BEYOND WESTWORLD ERS(THU) (Premiere) A special security 0 @3 COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) agent (Jim McMullan) IS (5)0 HEALTH FIELD assigned to stop a scientist's @30 SUNRISE (James Wainwright) efforts to U (17) LISTEN (MON) conqucr the world with an army (17) WORLD AT LARGE of humanoid robots. (THU) CD 0 CIRCLE OF STARS 6:10 "Doc Severmnson" d12)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (35) JIM ROCKFORD (LI) (WED) "Claire" 114(10) GREAT PERFOR0 @3 TODAY IN FLORIDA MANCES "The Most Happy (5)0 ED ALLEN Fella" In Frank Loeser's adap12 (17) NEWS tatlon of Sidney Howard's play. an aging Napa Valley vineyard 6:45 owner (Giorgio Toni) lures a 4(10)A.M.WEATHER young San Francisco waitress 6:55 (Sharon Daniels) to marry him ID U GOOD MORNING under false pretenses. FLORIDA U(17)MOVIE "Run Of The Arrow" (1956) Rod Steiger, Bri7:00 an Keith. 0 @3 TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS 9:00 ID U GOOD MORNING fJ@DDIFFRENT STROKES AMERICA Arnold falls for an older girl I1) (35) 8HAZAM (NON) who has eyes only for Willis. (R) 1111(35) FANTASTIC FOUR (S) 0 MOVIE "White Mama' (THU) (Premiere) Bette Davis, Ernest 111.1(35) HERCUL.01D8 (FRI) Harden Jr. To make ends meet 4 (10k SESAME STREET without having to resort to (17) FUN HOUSE accepting welfare payments, an aging widow takes in a 7:25 streetwise youth as a boarder. (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (f30 CHARLIE'S ANGELS GOOD MORNING (U) (35) DINAHI 1 FRIENDS FLORIDA ECIL!! Tuesd ay 530 (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER - 9:30 (4) HELLO, LARRY 10:00 @3 BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE P AFTERNOON ... ,HOGAN'S HEROES 2:00 11:30 0@D WHEEL OF FORTUNE @30 FAMILY FEUD 515 @30 TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE) l2(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE(FRI) (TUE) TUE. THU. FRI) @30 ON THE GO (WED) 12:15 @(17 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (THU) (R) MORNING IlL' (35) MAUDE Maude stages a tribute to American worn- Salutes Disneyland's 25th Anniversary," to he shown on CBS (Channel 6) on Thursday evening. Machad .Jackson, The Osmonds and Adam Rich will hell) Kaye with the hosting (lilties. 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